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Home My WebLink About1996-04-26 - Orange Coast Pilotr SPORTS Sailors set·their course for Ensenada Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 RED TAPE SOS expansion in sticky situation Pursuit is on for suspected Costa Me~a robber ' f I • •Police say man is part of ring that is believed responsible for string of arm.eel robberies and two rapes, including one at local Coco's. Roman Perez Barba, 24, of Anaheim and Salvador Albarren Valdivia, 26, Apolinar Lopez Maya, 24, Omar Adamecastro, 22, all Costa Mesa residents, were arrested Tuesday after a six- montb investigation by Newport Beach, Irvine and Fullerton police detectives. convicted of the rape and robbery charges, he said'. Sj>ecific restaurants were tar- geted in the nine robberies, and the suspects either had an acquaintance at the restaurants, or were former employees, police said. However, the suspects were not disgruntled employees seek- ing revenge, police said were arrest- ed, police said. Two of the men in custody a.fe cooks at Chima yo Grill in Fashion Island , according to police reports Fletcher said A female manage!' was held at krufe point w~ile ~he dosed the restaurant, but the rob- bers were scared off by other employees. he sd.ld By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Authori· ties said womel'I can sleep easier tonight knowing four men were arrested in connection with a string of robberies and two rapes at Orange County restaurants - including the Coco's Restaurant in Corona del Mar -where at least one of the suspects was a former employee. Police are still looking for a fifth suspect, 26-year-old Salvador Rendon SantaMaria, whose last known address was in Costa Mesa, said Newport Beach police Lt. Doug Fletcher at a press con- ference Thursday. SantaMaria -who authorities believe to be a heroin addict who keeps · company with other addicts in Costa Mesa -is consid- ered armed and dangerous, police said. Valdivia, 26, is the man sus- pected of raping the manager of Coco's in Corona del Mar while she opened the restaurant on Dec. 13, and a female -manager of a Fullerton sports bar on March 16, Newport Beach police Sgt. Pat O'Sullivan said. Valdivia could be sentenced to life in prison if he is •All these suspects' motivation was purely money," O'Sullivan said. "Several of them have past records that include violence." The police agencies worked together in surveying the sus- pects at their homes and work- places for 34 days before they A n attempted robbery at Robbery suspect Salvador Rendon SantaMarta Chimayo is one of the incidents police are still investigating, Santa.Mana is descnbed as d male Latrno with black hd1r, brown eyes. 5-feet 7-mches tall and 135 pounds Police are asking the publ.Jc to nouty them immecli- ately if they have any mlormallon on h.un All four suspects are in custody at Ord.Oge County Jail 'Two df them are being held tn IJeu of $50,000, and the other two for $750,000, according to pollce> repoT1s. Bill falters, however, non-resident library • fee not dead yet •City officials will look for other ways to charge out- siders who use Newport Beach libraries. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot I issue .• said Peggy Duce}. assJS-tant to City Manager KeVIn J\1ur- phy "We're trvmg to ensure that NEWPORT BEACH -anybody who ·wants IJbrary ser- Although a bill to ease a cruoal · Vlces can continue to have ser· ~br~ dil~a failed to. get pa~t Vlces and that Newport Beach its first legislauve comnuttee this I can continue to proVlde those ser-wee~, ?ty officials sdy that the vices to everybody." public library may yet be able to As drafted the bill would haw ~harge non c~ty residents t.or d allowed the state Board of Library library card without Jeopardizing Services to waive its regulations $300.000 in st~te lunding. regarding fees to non-res1denu. And gettmg the problem users 1f 1t was determined a under control be~ore the next library was incurnng an urued- budget cycle 1s still a goal. city sondble finanaal demand from officials said use by non-resident patrons •Just because the educallon But U1e lull (ailed to gamC'r th•· committee killed SB 4477 doesn't mean we're not purswng this •SEE LIBRARIES PAGE 5 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Dave Price ls ready to challenge the Paclflc Ocean ln the Newport-to-Ensenada Yacht Race ln his yacht 'Ires Gordo. Fletcher J ones funds study that Inay stop IRWD plan •Mercedes Benz auto dealer pays $30,000 bill to find alternatives to dumping treated sewage in Newport Bay. ·A HEAVY .FAVORITE By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -In an effort to be a good corporate cib- zen, Mercedes Benz dealer Fletcher Jones Jr. has agreed to pay for a study of a possible alter- native tt> a treated sewage water discharge plan. Builder than most· boats, Da ve Prices Tres Gordo has don e well in the Newport-to-Ensenada race, nonetheless By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot not a particularly remarkable craft, Price admits, but it bas taken trophies during at least 14 of the 16 years Price has sailed it make a nice boat," said Price, 59. •By all rights, we shouldn't be doing as well as we do." NEWPORT BEACH -It's not always the biggest or flashiest boat that takes the prize. · in the Newport·to-Ensenada race. His ear- lier craft, the Gordo, had an equally impressive record. A teacher of technology at Orange Coast College, Price says having a suc- cessful crew is the key ingredient to racing The study, to be conducted by a private engineenng furn, cames a $30,000 price tag. Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Mur- phy said Jones' generosity stems from tus concern over the desrre by the Irvine Ranch Water Distnct to pour 5 million gallons a day of treated sewage wate r into New- Dave Price's boat, the nes Gordo, was built in 1970 and weighs 9,500 pounds. It's •A lot of the boats out there are bigger, newer, faster and lighter, all the things that • SEE SAILING PAGE 5 · Suspected conman nabbed.in Sacramento· •Richard Laurence Gomez is alleged to have swindled money from people by promising them phony jobs. By carolyn Miller, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BBACH -The man ruspected of swindling mon- ey from numerous people he promised Jobs to -locally and throughout the county -was arrested by authorlti81 earlier thls week whtl8 he wu attending a funeral tn Saaamento. Richatd LaUNnce Gomez, 33, who wu Npotted mtqtng by hll • SEE SUSPECT PAGE I .. Five ways to spend your w eekend 1 'INTO 11IE WOODS'! Six Grimm Fairy Tale figures: Jack, Uttle Red, the Baker and his wife, the Witch and Cinderella, venture into ~ magical. mysterlous woods with giants, wOlves and spells that need bro- ken in Costa M~ High School's production. Show time is 1 p.m. tonight and Saturday at CMHS Lyceum, 2650 Fairview Road. Tickets: $8. Call 556-3215. 2 'MUSICAL ADVENTURES': Chil· dren will consider how music colors their feelings 10 a .m. Saturday when The Debussy Trio appear at the Performing Arts Center. The flute-viola- harp threesome will perform a narrated concert, and the children will be given art supplies to create draWings express- ing their feelings and responses to vari- ous pieces of music. AdnUssion is $6 for adults and $4 for Young Jferson's Cham· ber Music Series members, and tickets are available through TicketMaster, 740· 2000. For information, call 556-ARTS. 3 'SECRET GARDEN': Newport Har· bor High School is putting on this timeless tale of a special place where magic, hope and love grow, based on the Frances Hodgson Burnett novel. Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, in the Robert B. Wentz Theater, 600 Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach. Tickets range from $6 to $10. For moro information· or tickets, call 631 -2278. 4 WORKS IN PROGRESS: Th DeFore Dance Center presents an evening of dance works 1n progress, patnllilg and mosaic a.nd po11lbly some poetry or short story works at 7 p .m . at- port Bay. I Several months ago, Murphy urday at the dance center, 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3. Costa Mesa. Information. 241-9908. Newport Harbor IDgh School's cat of 'Secret Garden' entertains through Sun~ day at the Robert 8. Wentz Theatre. 5 'COMB BLOW YOUR HORN': The Neil Simon comedy opens tontgbt and runs through May 19 at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhou , 661 Hanill- ton Street. Tickets: $10 Show tun s: Thursday through Satw<lay at 8 p.m . and Sunday at 2 p .m . lnforrnatlon: 650· .5269. said, Jones called the manager and expressed tus concern over the proposed project and asked what he could do to help At the time, Murphy told Jones to moni- tor the situation and subrmt a let- ter to the state regulatory bodfd which would deade the project ~ fate !\lurphy also took Jones's oflt>t senously Never tell a Clty manager vou want to help. H t-.1urphy aid laughmg "He'll remember • The aty has been work.mg with the lrvme Ranch Water D1s- lnct on a possible project alterna- tive City 0Hic1a1s are hopeful thdt tf the water dtslnct can construct • SEE JONES PAGE 5 r----------------, I I I I I I I I I I I . I I \ I> 1-· X CHECK ITOUT CLASSIFIED POLICE FILES PUBLIC NOTICES SCHOOLDAYS SPORTS WEATHER 2 9 2 7 2 6 2 SPORTS Sailors set their course for Ensenada Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 RED TA PE SOS expansion in sticky situation Pursuit is on for suspected Costa Mesa · robber • Police say man is part of ring that is believed responsible for string of armed robberies and tw.o rapes, including one at local Coco's. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Authori- ties said women can sleep easier tonight knowing four men were arrested irl connection with a string of robberies and two rapes at Orange CoWlty restaurants - includirlg the Coco's Restaurant irl Corona del Mar -where at least one of the suspects was a former employee. Police are still looking for a fifth suspect, 26-year-old Salvador Rendon SantaMaria, whose last known address 'was in Costa Mesa, said Newport Beach police Lt. Doug Fletcher at a press con- ference Thursday. SantaMaria -who authorities believe to be a heroin addict who keeps company with other addicts in Costa Mesa -is consid- ered armed and dangerous, police said. Roman Perez Barba, 24, of Anaheim and Salvador Albarren Valdivia, 26, Apolinar Lopez Maya, 24, Omar Adcimecastro, 22, all Cost.a Mesa •residents, were anested Tuesday after a si.x- month investigaaon by Newport Beach, Irvine and Fullerton police detectives. Valdivia, 26, is the man sus- pected of raping the manager of Coco's in Corona del Mar while she opened the ·restaurant on Dec. 13, and a female manager of a Fullerton sports bar on March 16, Newport Beach police Sgt. Pat O'Sullivan said. Valdivia could be sentenced to tile in prison iJ be is convicted of the rape and robbery charges, he scucf. Specific restaurants were tar- geted in the nine robbenes, and the suspects either bad an acquaintance at the restaurants, or were former employees, police said. However, the suspects were not disgruntled employees seek- ing revenge, pol.lee said. "All these suspects' motivation was purely money," O'Sullivan said. "Several of them have past records that include violence.· The police agencies worked togeth~r in surveying the sus- pects at their homes and work- places for 34 days before they were arrest- ed, police said. Two of the men in custody are cooks at Chima yo Grill in Fashion Is 1 and. aq:ording to police reports. A n attempted robbery at Robbery suspect Salvador Rendon SantaMarla ~ Chimayo is one of the incidents police are still investigatmg, Fletcher said. A female manager was held at knife point wh.tle she closed the restaurant, but the rob- bers were scared off by other employees, he said SantaMana is descnbed as a male Latino with black hair, bro\vn eyes 5-feet 7-mches tall and 135 pounds Police are aslung the public to non.fy them unmedl- a tely tf the} ha\'e Ciny mformatton on him All four suspects are m custody at Orange County Jatl Two of I them are being held 111 lieu of $50,000, and the other two for $750,000, according to police I reports Bill falters, however, non-resident library fee not dead yet •City officials will look for other ways to charge out- siders who use Newport Beach libraries. By Evan Henerson, Dally Pilot NEWPORT ' BEACH Although a bill to ease a crucial library dilemma fatled to get past its first legislatlve committee this week, city officials say that the public library may yet be able to charge non city residents for a library card without jeopa.rd.lzinq $300,000 in state funding. And getting the problem under control before the next budget cycle 1s still a goal, aty officials said. M Just because the educatiol') comrruttee killed SB 4477 doesn't mean we're not pursuing this 1Ssue." said Peggy Ducey. ass1c;- tant to City Manager Kevin t-.lur- phy "We're trying to ensure thdt anybody who wants library ser- vices can conunue to have ser- VlCes and that Newport Beach I can continue to proVlde those ser- Vlces to everybody.'' I As drafted, the bill would haw allowed the state Board of Library Services to waive its regulaboni. regardmg fees to non-resident!> users 1f 1t was detenmned d library was incurring an wuea- sonable fi.na.noal demand from use by non-resident patrons But the bill failed to gamer lho • • SEE LIBRARIES PA9E 5 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Dave Price ls ready to challenge the P~c Ocean In the Newport-to-Ensenada Yacht Race in his yacht lles Gordo. Fletcher Jones funds study that IDay stop ffiWD plan A HEAVY .FAVORITE •Mercedes Benz auto dealer pays $30,000 bill to find alternatives to dumping treated sewage in Newport Bay. By Evan Henerson, Daily Ptlot Bul"lder than most boats, Dave Prices Tres Gordo has done well in the Newpon-to-Ensenada race, nonetheless NEWPORT BEACH -In an effort to be a good corporate atJ- zen, Mercedes Benz dealer Fletcher Jones Jr. has agreed to pay for a study of a possible alter- native to a treated sewage water discharge plan. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot not a particularly remarkable craft, Price admits, but it has taken trophies during at least 14 of the 16 years Price has sailed it make a nice boat,· said Price, 59. "By all rights, we shouldn't be doing as well as we do." NEWPORT BEACH -It's not always the biggest or fiaab.iest boat that takes the prize. ' in the Newport-to·Ensenada race. His ear- lier craft, the Gordo, had an equally impressive record. A teacher of technology at Orange Coast College, Price says having a suc- cessful crew is the key ingredient to racing The study, to be conducted by a private engmeenng firm, canies a $30,000 price tag. Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Mur- phy said Jones' generosity stems from his concern over the desue by the lrvine Ranch Water Distnct to pour 5 million gallons a day of treated sewage water mto New- port Bay. Dave Price's boat, the "Ii'es Gordo, was built in 1970 and weighs 9,500 pounds. It's "A lot of the boats out there are bigger, newer, faster and lighter, all the things that • SEE SAILING PAGE 5 Suspected conman nabbed.in Sacramento· •Richard Laurence Q . Gomez is alleged to have swindled money from people by promising th.em phony jobs. By Carolyn Miiier, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The man suspected of swindling mon- ey from numerous people he promlled jobs to -locally and throughout the county -was arrested by authorities earlier th.ii week Whlle he wu etteoding a funeral ln Sacramento. Richard Laurence Ciornn, 33, who was reported mllllng by hll • SEE SUSPECT PAGE I Five ways to spend your weekend 1 'INTO nm WOODS': Six Grimm Fairy ™e figures: Jack, Uttle Red, the Baker and bis wife, the Witch and Cinderella, venture into the magical. mysterious woods with giants, wolves and spells that need bro- ken in Costa M~ High School's production. Show time ls 1 p .m. tonight and Saturday at Cl'viHS Lyceum, 2650 Fairview Road. 1kkets: $8. Call ~3215. 2 'MUSICAL ADVENTURES': Chil- dren will consider how music colors their feelings 10 a .m . Saturday when The Debussy 1iio appear at the Performing Arts Center. The flute-viola- h arp threesome will perform a narrated concert, and the children will be given art supplies to create drawings express- ing their feelings and responses to vari- ous pieces of music. Admjssion is $6 for adults and $4 for Young 1'erson's Cham- b er Music Series members, and tickets are available through TicketMaster, 740- 2000. For information, call 556-ARTS. 3 'SECRET GARDEN': Newport Har- bor High School is putting on this timeless tale of a special place where magic, hope and love grow, b ased on the Frances Hodgson Burnett novel. Performances are at 7:30 p .m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p .m . Saturday and Sunday, in the Robert B. Wentz Theater, 600 Irvlne Avenue, Newport Be ach. Tickets range from $6 to $10. For more infonnation or tickets, call 631 ·22'18 . 4 WORKS IN PROGRESS: The DeFore t:>ance Center prese nts an evening of dance work• in progre 1, painting and mosaic and po"ibly some poetry or short story work• at 7 p .m . Set· Several months ago, Murphy urday at the dance center, 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, Costa Mesa. Information: 241-9908. Newport Harbor High School's cast of 'Secret Garden' entettalns through Sun· day at the Robert a. Wentz Theatre. 5 'COME BLOW YOUR HOllN': The Nell Simon com dy opens tonight and runs through Mey 19 at \he Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamil· ton Street. Tickets: Sl 0 Show tlrnes: Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m . and Sunday at 2 p .m . lnf ormation: 650- 5269. • said, Jones called the manager and expressed tus concern over the proposed project and asked what he could do to help At theo tune, Murphy told Jones to moru- tor the situation and subnut a let- ter to the state regulatory bodrd wtuch would deode the project's fate Murphy also took Jones's offt•r senously ·Never tell a c1t) manager you want to help,· Murphy said laughmg "He'll remember · The city has been work.mg w1th the lrvme Ranch Water D1s- tnct on a possible project altema- llve City offiaals are hopeful that tf the water dlstnct can construct • SEE JONES PAGE 5 r----------------, I \ D I· \. CHECK IT OUT ClASSlFIED POLICE FILES PUBLIC NOTICES SCHOOLDAYs SPORTS WEATHER I I t I 2 t ' 9 ' 2 ; 7 I 2 ' 6 2 • check it o ut library prescriptions for a prettier planet .. W ltb 350 day1 ouUJ Earth Day '97, there's lots of time this year to poU.h the planet. To mar- shal the motivation inspired by last week's eco-celebra- Uont, there are ample library retources. Por an overview of environ- mental issues, offenders and action options, start with "Earth Keepers." This source- bo3 k for budding and sea- soned environmentalists in&.ades addresses and sam- plltetters to encourage eoessions of concern to cor- p,tions and politicians, plus atll4ppendix for online acJlvists. :ro Inspire CPR for the ecqth. David Brower, the 82- year-old "archdruid" of envi- roamentalism, reflects on past · erlors and successes in "Let tht Mountains Talk, Let the RiJers Run." In this charming mvmoir published in 1995, the fomler Sierra Club head dis- tills lessons from decades of loting and saving wild plaees a!Jl advocates boldness to capserve, preserve and re1tore the earth. a Offices and apartments targets of taggers •Police pick up two of the s\ispected graffiti van- dals, while two are still at large. By carolyn Miller I Dai/'y Pilot COSTA MESA -A team of vandals, armed with spray paint, targeted dozens of Costa Mesa office and apartment buildings early Thursday morning and left more than $10,000 of ~ge in their wake. 1\vo of the vandals, both Costa Mesa male juveniles, were taken into custody at 2:30 a.m. by Costa Mesa police who interrupted them while they were painting a build· ing at 19th and Pomona, Costa · Mesa Capt. Tom Lazar said. 1\vo of their partn~ in crime got away, he added. ~euse can turn "garbage Into gold.• Find out how in "<!hoose to Reuse,· an ency- cltpedia of services, business- es-and programs that facili- tate reuse. ln this gold mine of~arth-friendly alternatives, Ieorn how to effect personal and global profit by accessing the used marketplace, making d~uctible donations and reCycling everything from air fillers to zippers. . DON LEACH I OAILV Pl.OT The four are suspected to be members of local •tagging crews," which are different from gangs, Lazar said. Newport Beach officer and Judo black belt Rick Bradley (rlght) demonstrates a throw on student Tom Dennis as other stu- dents try to pick up a few pointers. The taggers were busy for sev- eral hours and ruined the'property of 40 victims -including a Chevy pickup truck. which they coated with paint, and a mural painted on the wall of a building, he said. IN HIS DEFENSE Descriptions of what the van· dals . wrote or painted was not availa.ble in the police report. ~or ways to re~ycle fluids tr&m your car, reduce gas cQhsumption and sessions, aro:t make your vehicle more COJt effective, read "The GJeen Machin.e. • To make yolu-home as "green· as pos- si~. check out "Eco-Renova- tion, • offering solutions for reducing utility bills, selecting ra.ource-efticient and envi- roomentally safe building ~tenals and protecting your fafn1ly from toxic substances. •Jn business, taking ecologi· ctt~ responsibility 1s not only rilrht, but smart, claims "The B~ttom Line of Green 1s B~ck. ~ This action guide fea · tUfes strategies, techniques a11d technologies that compa· n~s have implemented to tn)ure profitability and con- slPJler support while helping too resolve environmental p~blems . Newport Beach police officer Rick Bradley says judo is his answer to being a good cop By carolyn Miller, Dai/'y Pilot I t's been almost 20 years since Rick Bradley looked down the formidable -line of police recruits and realized he had bet- ter leam something to compen- sate for his short stature. Judo was the police officer's answer to canying himself in a manner that warned: "Don't mess with me or you'll be sony. • ·1 took up judo to be a better cop. Judo was the stuff they teach us for defense tactics,• said Bradley, who stands 5 feet 8 inch- es tall and is a veteran Newport Beach police patrol officer. "I said, '1bat's what I needed to learn."' He grew to love the sport which he excels at and calls it · , -healthy addiction." "It's kept me out of a fight," he said. •A ·couple times I've been attacked on the street and I go into a move without thinking about it and I'm on top of the guy and he's down. •vou get down to a point of reactionary and instinctive. U you think about it for a second, you get l)urt real bad.• Not only did Bradley, 41, mas- ter the martial art and earn a black belt, but earlier this month at the Judo U.S. National Cham- pionships held at San Jose State he and his partner and fellow officer Greg Fernandez, crowned a 10-year streak of holding the national title. "One decade," Bradley said, proudly savoring the words. "I challenge anybody to beat that record. I wanted to set a record no one would break and this might be it. •But I would love to see one Of my students break it," Bradley, said. And be might. Bradley, a father of three, has volunteered as a judo teacher for 16 years and is now teaching at the Newport Beach police station twice a week. He welcomes anyone in school days the community who is willing to learn and can pay the $1 a class to the city's Community Services Department. 1\vo of his students, Newport Beach residents Tom Dennis and Greg Kay, competed. at the National Championships for the first time and placed third and fourth place in two different cat- egories in the 30-plus age group. "I was amazed at how well they did,• Bradley said. "That really was something. It's won- derful for me as a teacher." Bradley said judo is a def en- sive sport that is a great mental and physical builder, but he hopes bis students never have to use the technique outside of class or competition. "The suspect never attacks the bully, they attack the lamb," he said. •1t you carry yourself in a way, like, 'I know something,' they will never attack. "U we train and they never have to use it, we'll be a suc- cess." The damaged buildings includ- ed city property and apartment buildings in the 1900 through 2100 blocks of Wallace Street, businesses in the 600 to 800 blocks of West 19th Street, and in the 1700 block of Newport Boulevard, according to police. Correction Thursday's article, "MacArthur expected to look smooth once improvements made," contained incorrect information regarding the connection between MacArthur Boulevard and the Corona del Mar Freeway and the San Joaquin Hills toll road. Once the first two segments of the MacArthur road widening and the tollway are completed, it is anticipated that Caltrans will remove MacArthur Boulevard's Corona del Mar Freeway designa- tion and the road will revert back to the city. In addition, the section of MacArthur Boulevard between San Joaquin Hills and Ford Road will have three lanes in ·each direction not two. :u you haven't chosen a ct(r eer and are looking for a p(ofession that will bene fit t}\'e earth, thumb through dctzens of options in ·careers tn: the Environment.· Pursue ydur search online with "J:nvironmental Guide to the I(\ternet," featuring malling lists, Usenet groups, newslet- tei-s and bulletin board sys- Estancia students do well at Shakespeare Festival competitions telns. • !After all this research, you ~y want to relax and learn t<> make a difference via vW:leotape. Watch Ted Danson d4monstrate how to protect, ccSnse rve and recycle on •.t1elp Save Planet Earth." 11ien head back to your near- es'rllbrary for other materials S\J'1gesting a gamut of alter· n"tives to put in practice b~fore next April. I • ~"ECK tT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Llttt1ry. This week's column Is by St~hen Short. ... ,_ ESTANCIA HIGH SCHOOL The Chapman Shakespeare Festival was filled with drama hopefuls as 4 7 school drama teams came to compete for the coveted "best• slots. Out of 40 scenes performed, our own Estancia won best scene. Out of 120 performances, Jason Orel- lano won best male monologue and the best overall actor award went to John Ermin. John was awarded a scholarship to Chap- man College for next fall. The performers in the scene were Krista Knudsen, John Ermin, Melissa Carnett, Chris Bright, Matt Hoss and Eric Wayman. The Southern California C hapter of the American Associ- ation of Teachers of German held a national German test and Melissa Inouye, a third year German student at Estancia High School, scored in the 99th percentile. She won first place for the Southern California Region and will be going to Ger- many June 19th for three weeks with 40 other winners. 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MlmW C'.orl!peny. ~dW (Mcll lt'<ludt ... ~ ............. ... through this ~~about the O.lly at. «Id kic.11 ~) ~ "' aldant end ao Mnlng. lot.My 0( M'WI tips \Niii be recdrd-mt Send eddrw9 ~to • , ... c..IM. CN. May wtth Clim ,... and 8hW' dlr«Uy to fdltor The Hl\ltpOl't e..cNCott.e Mlle All ,..,.... t..wd -· ' WHITI'IER SCHOOL There are many exciting things happening at Whittier School. We have met our goal for reading 60,000 books. We have a new goal that we will try to reach by June -100,000 · books. We are the first out of 13 elementary schools in the whole district to reach our goal. Whitti- er School loves to readl Parents are experiencing the importance of learning by hav· ing the opportunity to attend our Pa.rent Institute. First grade is going on a field trip to the Youth Expo. Some of their projects will be on display there. They're also learning about solid liquids and gasses and the ocean environment. Second grade is learning about fractions and how to write stories on the computer. Third grade is studying about plant.s and the environment. Fourth grade is excited because our classrooms are starting to receive new books for pleasure reading in the class and at home. They're also study- ing fractions. Pifth graders are studying about the explorers. Mrs. Bar- ton's class ls doing physical maps with salt and flour. ~ixth graders in Ms. Hodg- son's class are b eginning to study about ancient Greece in social studies. They're also learning to divide . numbers with decimals. In Ms. Taylor's class, students are working in groups of two on soda! studies projects. SDAIE Students (4, 5, 6) are studying about United States history. Ms. Anderson's class has a new student from Brazil. We will try to help her learn Eng- lish. We are studying about buf- falo skins and native Americans. -Created by the Whittler School Pal-Coundl ---·I i"° 'T -• • . --: • ,-~I • • . -' 11 . h • • I ----- TIDD TODAY Flrst high .4:291.m. 3.5 First low 11:361.m. 0.7 Second high 6:l4p.m . 3.7 Secondlow ... midnight IAlURDAY Flm low 12:17 •.m. 2.1 Rm high S:•tl1.m. 3.6 ~low 12:20p.m. 0.1 SeClOnd high 7:00p.m. .t.O ,_, t SOS expansion runs into bureaucratic wall • City's general pta.ri places restrictions on charity's ability to build job training and education center. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A plan that would add a job training and education center to the list of poverty relief services offered by SOS may take a lit- tle longer to come to fruition thal) charity officials bad originally hoped. Share Our Selves poverty relief center director Karen McGlinn . last summer announced the plans, which would have converted the for- mer site or Garf's Restaurant, right next door to SOS, into the new training facility, which would offer classes in nutrition and health as well as courses in cooking and other job. preparation subjects. At the time, she said she hoped to have a proposal ready to submit to the city by the fall. But the p lan hit a stumbling block when SOS officials learned what they wanted to do didn't fit with the city's general plan. •rugbt now we're at kind of a problematic .stance,• McGlinn said Thursday. "We went to the dty to see what we could do and we found out that because of the general plan, we would not be a ble to raze what's there now and build a new building. We'd have to leave it as it is." McGlinn said she hasn't given up hope for the new facility, though. The charity has hired an architect to study the feasibility of reconfiguring SOS' current operation at 1550 Superior Ave. That site houses a ware- house and packaging area, a waiting room, an activities cor- ner for children and office space. ·we still hope to accom- plish everything," McGlinn said. uBut now we're thinking we may have to reconfigure our current building for the education and training and maybe move our offices over to Garf's. But we're proceeding very cautiously. ECOLA PROVIDES MORE THAN JUST PARTIAL TREATME At ECOLA we have the right treatment or comb1nallon of treatments to control drywood termites. 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CLEAN • CARING • UNCROWDED Personal Training Specials 6Week & 3 Month NO ENROUMINT Hf • NO DUES lnclude.s full use o1 oil club facilities • Aerobic & Yoga Classes • State of the Art Equipment •Certified Treinen & feachen NATAL.IA LARSON MEMBER FOR 12 YEARS TWO AEROBIC CLASSES & TWO WEIGHT TRAINING SESSIONS A WEEK S'a,p,e-Up N E ·w P 0 R T Corner of E. 17th & Irvine Ave. in Westdiff Plaza -631-36 23 Yocx Nsighbothood Hoohh Club Since 1982 TOP N/\TION/\L l /\BE:LS 20'1 .. 40% OFF Bags, Clubs & Shoes . Hall@~~ ~-~ rloll s~ .. = .. .- "Right now we're at kind of a problematic stance ... we would not be able to raze what's there now and build a n ew building ... We still hope to accomplish everything ... we're pro- ceeding very cautiously... " "We're trying to identify all of our needs and figure out how we can fit it into our site, then give that to the architect, so that he can tell us what we can and can't do. After that, we'll take it to the city, and they'll tell us what we can and can't do." Meanwhile, the charity has continued on with its fund- raising efforts. In fact. one ahnual event held last week, SOS' Taste of the Nation, raised $80,000 for the project. Originally, McGlinn said INIERNET .,\. RUCHm40 000 000 TO SEU. '' YOUR OR llRYICE Gl&Y 50.00 · PLANET i ~ 779-3541 -KAREN McGUNN SOS officials had hoped to have the project under:way, if not completed, by the end of the year. "But it's turning out to be a much slower process," McGlinn said. #N ow we're shooting for maybe April of next year. "My goal is that when we have this same (fund-raising) event next year, we can tell these people, 'These are our new programs. This is how we've used the money you've given us.'" Newport Harbor Montessori Center "Academic Excellence in Harmony wilh Young Lives" Sal:fcitino lommy SUMMER ADVENTURES! 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Togtther ttt will taJce ~ofallyour laJWcape .and ·~lb401 • Stonc-Kork. f'aUOt'. ~ Bl)()i • \\'atu Fall Pool & s.-a • Spr1nlJa • "''em.. • ·~ lJfOrit'l'( • l"f(I FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1996 ·- Babysitter, four children safe after apartment fire By Tina Borgatta, Daily Prlot .J COSTA MESA -Four young children and their 19-year-old babysitter narrowly escaped mjwy Thursday when fire erupt- ed on the second floor of a two- story apartment at 1875 Monrovia Ave. #It appeared to be just inside one of the bed.room doors," Ems said. "It's hard to say wba.t the cause was because according t.o ! the Qabysitter, she bad all four •• children downstairs with her.• • Eighteen firefighters respbnd- ed to the scene, and it took the ::- crews about 15 minutes to knock down the flames, Ellis said. One child, a 5-monlh-old baby, was taken to an area hospital as a precaution and was released a short time later. The other three children -one 2-year-old and two 5-year·okis -and the babysitter were checked out at the scene. Authorities were not releasing the names of the individuals Thursday everung. Structural damage was esti· • mated at about $15,000, while " damage to the contents of the ; home tallied approximately .. $5,000. Most of the damage was ~ confined to tbe upstairs. Only minor' smoke aamage was report-u ed to the downstairs living areu, .. Ellis said. • • All four of the youngsters were downstairs with the babysitter when the flames ignitedt said Costa Mesa Fire Department Bat- talion Chief Jim Ellis. "The babysitter was notified by neighbors, who saw smoke corning out of the windows,• Ellis said. "But she was able to evacu- ate the children." Investigators w~e still trying to detenrune the cause of the blaze, which broke. out shortly after 11 a.m. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 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Pacific Coast Hwy., Suite A, Corona Del Mar ,. ' ,. • .. .. L..--------------------------------------------.... ~ Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at flli Casa· ··our lood is a I rip to fllexico ! ·· Fomily dining at• prlc:c you can .tforu ~ • large perty arid we'I ~you• plenty of room Md Mf\tb k:> match I ~ a ttadltlonol .,..x1t.11.."!. c:ockbJI In oor coekt.il b,r,ge. cane '°"' c..a. • mar. ·My Hewe"', lrid Vo" n.i•lMlyouana~ to Meilcot• l . 8 FRIDAY, APM.26, 1996 Suspect arrested in string of local robbeTieS A man who was arrested Tues.- day m mnnection with a holdup at a gas station has been lU1.ked lo a robbery at a doughnut shop two weeks ago. in which the thlef walked away with the entire cash register. police say Police say authontles in An- zona are also investigating the same man, 35-year-old RandalJ Lee Enrus. for involvement tn a string of othef cases there I Police believe Eruus m nud- April got away with $420 in cash frdm Ms Donuts, wtuch is m the ' 2000 block of Hdrbor Boulevard. The .robber 111 that case had walked into the ~hop shortly before 5 10 d m , ordenng the clerk to band over money. He began pounding on the register with bis fist. became frustrated . and ~ hoisted up the ca.sh box and ran out of the stot'e. Then, on Tuesday morning, police allege Ennis walked into a Chevron gas station and mini market shortly alter midnight, hiding part of his face with a plas· tic bag and using a brown paper bag to cover bis right hand. The robber in that incident netted $98. Police arrested Ennis a few blQClcs away, at the trailer park where he lives. However, author- 1bes were unable to find the cash. -By Tina Borgatta Golf er dies after collapsing on course A 50-yeM-old male golfer. , the golf course around S p .m . to playing 10 d company toumd-treat the man, whose name was ment at thf' Costd Mesa Country being withheld until his next of Club. died Thursday ofter su1fer-were notified. Paramedics per- 109 an appdrent heart altdck and I formed CPR on the man and he collapsing on the 14th hole. Cos-was rushed to Hoag Memorial tCI Mesa lire olftcials reported. Hospital, said acting fire captain I Pdrdmed1cs were called lo I Gregg Steward. MEET DR. EARL MINDELL AUTHOR OF THE VITAMIN BIBLE FREE SEMINAR IRVINE -Hilton Hotel Uormertt the RadlSsonJ 18800 MacArlhur Blvd . across from John Wayne Airport Saturday, Aprll 27, 1-4 pm Learn about: Dr Mindell s exclusive line of nutnllonal products with an11-aging nutnents that can drama11caUy improve your health One, two, cha, cha, cha Three, four, cha, rho, cha Keep in step! ! ·so% OFF I ~ .tOLoU.. Cha's Family Shoe Re.Pair AJl rypes of shoes & bogs reponed 1673 lrvme #F, Costo Mesa ~tund Bloc~bustec Video Neri to 7 11 HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS J 642-4314 Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 J 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa 99 with coupon below ~Costa Mesa 2150 Harbor Blvd. at Victoria • OPEN 24 HOURS -•COUPON• - s~:~~ SIRLOIN STEAK ~~0T~:: & SHRIMP FOR I L-A_P;~L---::9~0~· Two (?~ sg;~ Dinners Include • SOUP OR SALAD •VEGETABLE • BAKED POTATO • DINNER ROLL •' APRIL NEW MEMBERS Michael T. Donohoe A OebonnaJre AtfaJr DJ S«viCe 1725 Pomona Ave. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 (714) 6~5189 Banyt<eays Oalwood, Inc. 1635 Superior Ave., Ste. 1 Costa Mesa. CA 9262'1 (714) 6~8843 Adriana A Higuera Freedom Escrow 2 Civic Plaza, Ste. 200 Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 644-3939 David L James Lincoln Financial end Insurance Services 5 Hutton Centre Dr., Ste. 700 Santa Ana, CA 92707 (714) 754-1900, ext. 279 Kim Jorgenson Plums Restaurant 369 East 17th St. · Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (714) 722-7586 RENEWALS 37 Yeare Southern California Edison 33 Years AtJas Chrysler Plymouth Oaihatsu 27 Years Yoga Center of California II 20Years Harbor Towing 17 Years Gallacher Investment Company 12 Years Costa Mesa Sanitary District 10Years Barr Lumber Best Western Newport Mesa Inn 8Years Nordstrom 7 Years Arlene Schafer Amel Management MacNeaJ-Schwendler Corp. (previously PDA Engineering) Remedy Temp HeaUw K. Somefs 313 Robin Hood lane Costa Mesa. CA 92627 (714) 4Ss..3364 Cheryt Barraco Uroheatth Systems, Inc. 3050 Redhill Ave. Costa MeSa. CA 92626 (714) 663-5858 Alisa Gaetje The Vernon Company 9 Sugatpine Irvine, CA 92714 (714) 559-5472 Jim Vocke Wlnterbk>om 3257 Dakota Ave. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 557-6746 Patricia Udell Carlsberg Management Co. Building 6 • Ste. 224 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 979--0869 8Yeara A America Signs Assistance League Newport Mesa Ramada Limited 5 Years Grant Optometric Group Human Options 4 Years Costa Mesa Firefighters Associatlon Feed Barn Lincoln Properties 3'Yeara OBM Management Company 2 Years American Heritage C.E. Office Furniture Carpet Depot Comerica Bank·Callfomla Corporate Real Estate Advisors Costa Mesa Packaging Great Life Chiropractic Hilton Airport Hotel (previously Radisson Hotel) Kapfan's M all Boxes Etc. STUDENT AWARDS BREAKFAST The 17th Annual Scholarship Recognftlon Breakfast wlll be held at 7:15 a.m. on Thursday, May 23 at the Red Lion Hotel. The Chamber will be presenting the Les Miller Outstanding Student Awards to students from Estancia and Costa Mesa High Schools, the Alternative Education Center, Orange Coast and Southern California Colleges. Dan Mortensen, Southern California College, vice-president for Student Affairs,, and past award recipient, will be this year's guest speaker. The 1996 recognition breakfast has been made pos~ible by the generous sponsorship of the following organizations. C.J. Segerstrom & Sons Canon Business Machines Continental Cablevision Costa Mesa Disposal Mesa Consolidated Water District Orange Coast Auto Group Orange County Marlcet Place South Coast Plaza Southern California Edison State Farm Insurance Co. Special thanks to Hank Panlan, Rachel Winston of Educators with a Vision, and other Education Committee members for their work in planning this event. We encourage anyone In the community to attend end help honor these very deserving students. Send In your reservation to the Chamber by May 20th. N EW DIRECTOR The Chamber Is pleased to welcome Del J. Heintz as a newly appointed member of our Board of Directors. Del Is the general manager of Continental Cablevision of Costa Mesa as well as a local resident. He brings more than 20 years of experience In network television end cable communications to Continental, which provides video communications services to more than 70% of the residential homes In Costa Mesa. Before moving to Costa Mesa, Del was very active In Northern Callfomla as a director on several boards, Including a Chamber of Commerce, a local hospital foundation, a Rotary Club, and a Boys and Girls Ctub, as wefl as the Chairman of a City Council Task Force. ENVIRONM ENTf\L EXCELLEN Cl~ Congratulations to Rel.eaf Coeta Meea which w• the March recipient to the Chamber'• Environmental Aw&ld. Rel.eat Coeta Meea 11 a non-profit, community-baaed ();ganlz.atlon comrnltted to Improving the quality of llf& In Coata MMa through pl$ntlng, protecting and preeervlng trMI within the city. Since formed In 1093, ReLeaf Cotta Mesa ha planted mOl'9 thon 500 ttMI In pat1<Waya and park9 throughout ea.ta Mela, TM eucoeu of RelAef eo.ta Meea meant mueh mot9 than juet a mot9 •thetlcalty pfeaefng envtronment. OM ""''" trM coneumee 26 poundl of c.t>on dloxtde MOtl yeer, an amouot equtv-.nt to thlt which ta emlbd by one car~ 11 ,000 mli.t. Sttategfc911y pl8nt.t .,... ~ hon* C96"I reduce «*VY contUmptlon by 16 to 35 pergtnt, ~ OOMUmn up to 1240 av--. Homtownerl 0#\ Inert Ill tM ""'-of thW property • mud'I • 20 ~by sMnttng treeea'ld~the ~. If you .. im.r.ted In euppof1tf lg « voUMlftng fOr ~Cotta ~ « WOUid JIM mof9 lwtfomwtion, Clll Uz tMyw 8' (71 4) Me-.39ot1. PLEASE MEET 1(.-tne~ CP2 Engineering and SaleS, Inc. 4001 Westerly PSace, Ste. 106 Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 724-0102 Fax Automation ... Not Just Wishful Thlnkl(l9 CP2 sens and marl<ets Fax•Star. a patented fax solution for Midrange and Mainframe computers DEC and Untx systems and PC networks. This system aJtows companies to communicate with remote sites, customers and suppliers qaickJy and efflclentty. MlchHa Donohoe A Oebonnalre Affair DJ Service 1725 Pomona Ave. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 (714) 650-5189 A Debonnalre Affair DJ Service. doesn't just show up and play music. They'll meet with a bride and groom or an Individual and help organize their party at no extra charge. They'll coordinate with the other professionals so that things run smoothly. All you have to do is enjoy yourself. AHsaGa~e Vernon Company 9 Sugarpine Irvine, CA 92714 (714) 559-5472 Alisa Gaetje represents the Vernon Company, a specialty advertising company. She assists companies in incorporating promotional items Into a complete marketing plan. She also p'rovldes promotional products for trade shows. special events, employee ~nitlon, and customer appreciation events. Alisa is a graduate of UC Irvine and Long Beach State. David James Uncoln Financial & Insurance Services 5 Hutton Centre Dr .• Ste. 700 • ' Santa Ana. CA 92707 (714) 754-1900, )( 279 David James, a financial consultant with Lincoln Financial and Insurance Services, provides insurance and Investment planning as well as employee benefrts to small and mid-size companies. As a NASO registered representative, David offers a comprehensive array of Investment products and sef'Vices carefully selected to meet the financial objectives of individuals and businesses. EVENTS CALENDAR MAY1996 Mon. May6 Wed. Maye Thur. May9 Tues. May 14 r Tues. May 14 Wed. May 15 Thur. May 16 Wed. May 22 Thur. May23 Mon. May27 Fri. -Sun., May 31· June 2 Education Committee, 7:30 am @. Chamber Environmental Committee Noon @ Chamber •9Q-Minute Breakfast Boost" 7:15 am. 0 Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Rd. fJ<ecutive Committee, 11 :45 a.m. 0 TBA Ambassadors Committee, Noon @ Chamber legislative Committee, Noon @ Chamber Board of Directors Luncheon, Noon @ Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts After Hours Business Mixer, 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p .m. @ Airport Hilton, (fonnerty the Radisson), 18800 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine Annual Student Awards Breakfast, 7:15 a.m. 0 Red Lion Hotel, 3050 Bristol Chamber Office Closed In Observance of Memorial Day Annual Lions Club Ash Fry & Carnival 0 Lions Park, 570 W. 18th St. r---------------------------, I "Gcx:D MORNING,Ca>TA MEsA" Bu~ BREAI<FAsr I Thun., MQ 9, 7:18 a.m. • 80,.us.---------I at C.M. Country Club 5'mt$SANDgrtYOUR nameonourspttial I ~~= "M:~ NElWORKINGROSJl'Rbyprrpayingl I •$15at~doot .1 Enclosed is $. ______ -.1or---reservation(s) I NAME (Pluse Print), _________________ _ •~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~ I I COMPANY _______ --J HONB _____ _,;._ __ _ I SPEAKER: TONY 11a 1 h08: STAn OP nm I t""-_______ c_H_~~-•-•.•.R•ADDR•.;;;.;•~ .. ;;;;.--------~ I P'-.. tlk O..Mmo.iard~ • lD~~!Jlt. &2'0 ·O.~CAVJli/J ftirmo. WomwblorlOmM.ta .-n"llb\,Cllll (714J 874-8780 L---------------------------~ r--------------------~---~--, I 17th dlnnual JafwlaJ~ d( £a09nlllon !Buakf ad <]Jou au aotdu:Jly lnvtuJ to /oln fk flow &1.ua flf,J,., In uao9nltion of ouldaruJJn9 JahokuJU: ad.t.t.vunuJ ':ll'iu.uky. ~ay a,, 1996. '/:1' a.m. -d(,J .Lwn c:Jloul $16.00 /U' pnU>n Name(e) ____ .;...._.-.;....,;;..;;,_ _______ ..,.-_.. __ Cotnpl011.___._-;:-~~-----~~---~;__~~- . , LIBRARIES CONTINUED FROM 1 required five votes to get past the Senate education committee ahd will likely not be revived ln i!S present fonn any time soon. "Por this year, it's dead,• said Susie Swatt, duef of staff for Sen. &oss Johnson, the bill's author. "But Senator Johnson remains committed to the city of Newport Beach lo help resolve this prob- lem." Because Newport Beach does not charge patrons to use the library. people who live in the city pay a much higher percent- age of costs than non-residents. Non city residents make up nearly hall the library's total users. Llbrary administrators have long considered charging an SUSPECT CONTINUED FROM 1 parole officer six months ago, was arrested Monday by Sacramento Sheriff's deputies who received an anonymous tip as to his where- abouts, Orange County Sheriff's Lt. Ron Wilkerson said. The alleged con man, who oozed charm but was considered armed and dangerous, will be tak- en within a week to the county where he will be prosecuted for fraud charges. Since October, Gomez has allegedly scammed several people out of money ranging from $150 to $3,000, including two men in MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO ThenNltlon Continues Since 1972 ("""' ''"" (' k. T t., ~ '.., f ( J1 Ir T" I f"HI ltJf AHL;'\(/ annual fee to non-residents to use the library, but that would force Newport Beach to with· draw from the Santi.ago Ubrary System and cost them $300,000 in reimbursement from the state. Ubra.ry trustees are w orried that the lost revenue will outweigh what the city would earn in non- resident fees. With support from the Ubrary Services Board, the city hopes to arrive at a solution which might not involve state legislation. City Librarian LaDonna Kienitz will be Ui Sacramento when the library services board meets early next week. Board President John Kallenberg has turned a sympathetic ear to the city's plight. city administrators say. If the city and board members can reach an agreement, a leg- islative solution might still be possible. ' Newport Beach, police said. One man was allegedly scammed in January and the other in March. Gomez promised the men jobs with the county and conned them out of cash, saying it was for union dues then disappearing with the money, said Newport Beach police Sgt. John Desmond. The suspect served time in state prison for theft and has four warrants for his arrest, police said. One of Gomez' warrants reported- ly includes a $50,000 bail warrant in Costa Mesa for using a counter- feit check in a store. He is also wanted by Sheriff's deputies and Santa Ana and Brea police for violating his parole, grand theft and petty theft, according to police. JONES CONTINUED FROM 1 a link with the Orange County Water Distti<:rs Green Aaes pro- ject, the water district and Orange County Sanitation District may find a use for the excess treated sewage water that Irvine Ranch wants to dump. lbe city, the two water districts and the sanitation districts have been discussing this alternative and hope to reach an agreement before the Regional Water Quality Control Board considers the treat- ed sewage discharge proposal May20. But a lot of reseatch needs to be done between now and the May 20 hearing date if the alternative is to come to fruition, city leaders say. The end of the (iscal year is fast approaching and funds for additional studies aren't plentiful, Murphy said. That's where Jones comes in. "I called (Jones) up and asked if be was interested in funding a portion of the feasibility study,· Murphy said. "He said he's pick up the whole thing and we are appreciative.· Opponents of the treated waste water proposal, titled the Wet- lands Water Supply Project, laud· ed Jones for helping the cause. The $30,000 feasibility study is clearly an indication that the city is serious about pursuing an alterna- tive, said environmentalist Jack Skinner. "To have that kind of commlt- ment from somebody in the com· munity is really going to be a real help in resolving this issue," said Skinner. "I'm sure we owe (Jones) a big thanks.• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cballlbe~ Ch ~t ,, NEW!T HAR~OR AREA ,1,a.-.a. • CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 11/w'a ~ ae tk ~';ii~ r/"4 ~ ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• New Chamber Members in March! ACCOUNTANTS, INC. Employmenl Service • 752·2111 BATINGA AND TEAM Management Consuttants • 505-4228 BIRCH STREET DESIGN Carpet. Drapes & Upholstery • 756· 1420 BISNAR & ASSOCIATES Attorneys· Personal ln1ury • 752·2999 BUSINESS SYSTEM SOLUTIONS Management Consunants • 552·3011 CABANA'S CRAB TRAP Restaurants • 723-0619 COOLEY & COMPANY Public Relations • 260· 1242 LOREN J, DELLAMARNA, AIA ARCHITECT Architect§• 261·2324 . DORENE FILLIUS, D.C. Chiropractic Care• 752·5753 GEEZERS GARLIC GRILL Restaurants• 851-0704 GO RENT-A-VAN Automobile Renting • 222· 1900 I & JOY MANHATTAN BAGEL CO. Restaurants • 642-2n7 LOK-FAST, INC. Manufacturers• 642· 1700 NET-WIDE Ad'JtrllSing SeMCes • 975-0170 NOBLE CLASSICS Clothing • 759-104 7 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE Insurance • 67s.6386 STANDARD PACIFIC O~rs·~378 Make time to join us this month! Th• Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce la known tor Its tremendous events-end May la Jam packed I There wlll be 11rlou1 networking at the Bu1ln111 to Bu1ln111 Showc111, apeclal high school standouts at the Athletic Awards 8r11kfut. and tv1n a flrst-cl111 golf toumllMtlt at the NeWport B11ch Country Club, home of the Toshiba Slnlor Ctu1lc. New over 1,000 memberl strong. we·~ -something for'*'°"" '° cw an wMt Ill IM mltllftllt 11 aw. Call the Cllambef n ..U plant ~ ettlnd one of our gr .. t Mntl. C.11(114)729-4400 for m1rv1tlons 8 Healthy Noon Networking "What a nutritionist can do for you" 12.00 Noon • Riverboat Cafe 9 Athletic Awards Breakfast "Honoring top high school student athletes" 7 15 am • Sutton Place Hotel 10 Business Assistance Workshop "Working capital solutions for small to mld-slzfHI businesses" 7:30 am • NHACC Office 15 Business to Business Showcase '96/Buslness After Hours "Tabletop displays and great networlclng" 4:00 • 7:00 pm • Hyatt Newporter ~ 20 Newport Beach Community Open Golf Tournament All day • Newport Beach Counlry Club 21 Ootphlns Breakfast •zero In ftN sua:•••: Target PfOSPKflng" 7:15 am • Balboa Bay Club 22 Annual Meetl"9, Volunteer Recognition, Citizen of th• Vear luncheon "State of fM CNmbM • Sfate of the CJty with A111yor Pro ~JM a.Ny,. 12.00 Noon • Balboa Bay Club 25 Buslne•• Opportunity 8reakfHt .. ,.._l#MMtlnf ,,.,,.,,.... '°' fun • "'°"'-.. 7:15 am • Shtflton Hotel 28 Home~ ....... .. ting 5 30 pm • JoM OOminlt SAILING CONTINUED FROM 1 success. There are also other factors. "The other ingredient, I guess, is not being rich enough to afford to buy a new sail every year,• Price said, tongue only slightly in cheek. In 1990, Price won the Presi- dent of the United States 1To- phy, which signifies the Tres Gordo finished first in its class on corrected time. It's a distinc- tion Price says one doesn't gen· erally wjn more than once in a lifetime. Of course, in Price's case, a lifefone will include a lot of sail- ing. Price, his co-skipper, Reg Hasbach and his crew members have 130 combined years of sailing experience. That kind of knowledge, cou- pled with sea smarts generally equates to success said Phil Richardson, a friend and com· petitor of Pnce's. "He's done this for a long CAFE .aou· BREAKFAST • LUNCH • SPECIALTY COFFEES • • WATERFRONT DINlNG • OPEN DAILY 7AM-4PM • 723-0616. 634 U DO PARK DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH time, he knows the. strategies and he knows where to go,• Richardson said. "This year with the wind conditions we're expecting. I'd bet he'll do very well. I'd put money on him, although not a whole lot.• Price takes FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1996 • tenn 'Tequila Derby,'• he said. "For most of us serious sailors, this is a serious endeavor. Then the party stops at the finish line. "We want lo perpetuate tlm sport as it You doo't win mooey, you win a trophy. It's a pum sport.• the Newport-to- Ensenada race quite seriously - both du.ring the race and during the pre and post event festivities. This year, in addition to hit· ting all the usu- al spots in Mex- "J ieQlly like the camaradene and sportSman.shlp that goes into this race. For most of us serious sailors, this is <l serious endeavor. Then the party stops at the finish line ... "' ico, Price and his wife will have a party for family and crew at their newly built house in Punta Bana. But that's Sunday. For the time being, Price says he has a race to win. The partying will come later. "l really like the camaraderie and sportsmanship that goes into this race and I refute the PMIAL RM (fl) JAMES AU Tllf CWIT KACH lf'GI Tllf SUISTITUTt Clll T1tE llMCACE CR) suaET ,Alll 1111 MULHOUAllCI FAUS IR) cane l'RIDE 1ra· 13J Tiil TRVTH AIOUT CATS I DOCS 1f'G·131 TIIE T"1TII uout.,CATS I DOCS ftG·13 ' fflR (RI Tll£QUUT (fla.131 l'RIMAL FEAR lfll JAMES MD THE GIAIT KACH (ftGI cane i:.=·131 MRS. WllTf UIE ll'G-131 MUUtOUAllO FAUS IR) MRS. WllTUIOUME 111tl-13) THE W:•r lf'8·1SI SCT. IUD (ftG) I WCOTM OECISICMI (RI FMIO(fl) ""~· (N-13) •· fr.I I~) SAOOLEBACK f • ~,,:, ~on1l1. ~ ..• ~:~sin Sr & J ADMISSIONS ••• CA,L FOR l'f/lf/N(. 11/FO • ... ••• • ~ f .... • .... .. ... -DAVE PRICE Hasbach,. and Price alternate as to who gets to keep the tro- phy. For the past couple of years, however, the Tres Gordo has not won and the two men have forgotten whose tum it is to keep the prize. "So we'll probably flip a coin Uus year,· Pnce said CELTIC l'RIDE lf'G·tSI FUii (fl) SU9ISET ,AIU( (fl) TMEQUfU(R) lllS • M llAU IUll CMIY 1111 I EXECWl'M Ila. Ill l'RIMALFWt(ll I Cu•RTER CENTRE '"" • '" w .... '"" nil HJ»ltllilOH tH • '1' ~ · O"O • b :r ' EYE-OPENER South football all-stars boast three Sea Kmgs and an Eagle QUOTE OF THE DAY "'Coad& tK.a) Ml/Jilrd0 M1'tl IDMn ~gift Oii/' ft1'Jl ll1in. ~ 't 0CC. IJ.a II~ tM Htri:f s.la. JMM rah It GI it aNMS ... -l!STANOA HJGJI WINNING PITCHER TOM ZENUS ·- Eagles win, ~5-0! ffJ ... • And on the seventh day ... Tom Zenus went up the hill and slew the dragon, and the Eagles. were forever saved. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot AUSO VIE.JC -It's over. The longest losing streak in the history of Estancia High baseball ended Thursday. tions for the seventh inning -there was no cele- bration. Zenus, who had a no-bitter for the first 3113 innings, nonchalantly strolled off the mound when the last out was recorded, fittingly, ~ ground ball to Eagle second baseman Mike Mooney, who flipped to first baseman Steve Baker (14 putouts). Mooney had seven assists. Estancia Coach Paul Troxel calmly walked onto the field to congratulate his players. There were no hollers, no roars. Nobody did cartwheels or threw their arms in the air. It was as if the Eagles had won this year before, several times over. year," Millafd said. •• "I'm dumbfounded, but that comes ~ite natu- rally/ said noxel, who couldn't stop smiling after- ward. Estancia, a highly, respected program tl_lat hM reached the postseason in nine· of its previous 11 seasons, finally-broke the spell in an unusual $eason that will probably be remembered not for the losirlg streak, but its unique blend of characters. . " · Take Jon Soseman, for example: Soseman IS &6- foot-4, 270-pound senirir who pitch~ out of the bullpen with a rather unorthodox delivery. It was Soseman's unrivaled sense of ceremonial that gath- ered the Eagles together before the first pitch. . MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y PILOT Junior Tom Zenus, shown here in bis debut last week, fired a shutout victory for Eagles Thursday. Right-hander Tom Zenus, in his seventh day of eligibility, tossed a four-hit shutout, coaxing Aliso Niguel hitters into 17 ground-ball outs, .and the Eagles played errorless in the field as they defeated the host Wolverines, 5-0, in Pacific Coast League action. When the drought had finally ended -players were admittedly nervous heading out to their posi- The truth to the matter, is that inside, each play- er was ecstatic. Their 0-19 season became 1-19. "Assistant coach (Ken) Millard said when we get our first win, don't act like it's the World Series,• Zenus said. •Just take it as it comes." "We should've been playing ball like this all He brought a stuffed chicken, a toy-store special. onto the bus. Each Estancia player touched it and passed it around for luck. •I found it in my garag~" • SEE EAGLES PAGE 7 ENSENADA ! THEY'RE OFF AND SAILING! Fleet of ;, 500" starts off Newport Jetty today at noon. Prayers aboard vessels will include asking for more than safety, but for strong winds, as the 49th annual Newport-to-Ensena- da International Yacht Race begins today off the Newport Jet- ty at noon with more than 500 boats expected to compete in a myriad of classes. Lookout Point in Corona del Mar and The Wedge at Peninsula Point are considered two of the best locations to view the start of the race, an occasion so scenic it attracts a legion· of photogra- phers. The Newport Ocean Sailing Associapon-sponsored regatta features six fleets, the Perfor- mance Handicap Racing Fleet usually the largest with about 75% of the boats. . NOSA, founded Aug. 15, 1947, started the Newport-to-Ensenada race that year to revive ocean rac- ing after World War Il. About 35 boats were expected for the inau- gural race, but it became an over- whelming success with 1 t 7 entries. It takes about 90 minutes to get all of the entries started in the 125-rnile race. Its fleets include the Inte rnational Offshore Rac- ing, Ancient Mariner (older wooden boats), Ocean Racing Catamaran, 70 raters (or sleds), and the International Measure- ment System. Team Dennis Conner's Stars & Stripes set a record of 9 hours, 13 minutes in 1991. The corrected- time record for a single hull is 12:23, set by Saga, a 68-foot sloop skippered by Dennis Choate in 1983. Slower boats begin first, allow- ing them an opportunity to get fwther down the coast before the sun sets and the winds lighten. It is widely embraced that the race is won at night. Most boats that reach a 10th to a quarter of a knot are considering doing well. Cata- marans are the quickest boats. -By Richard Dunn orange county aJl-star football ga~e 'Ibree Sea gs and an Eagle ~'. • Corona del Mar's Josh Walz, Sky Conway, Nick Schaumburg, Estancia's Chuck Johnson selected for South All-Stars football team; 37th edition set for Orange Coost .July 12. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot Extending a lengthy list of individual honors, four Newpor:t-Mesa District senior football standouts have been selected by sportswriters to represebt the South in the 3~ edition of the Orange County All-Star Football Game, sched- uled July 12 at Orange Coast College. CIF Southern Section Division V Co- Chuck Johnson Player of the Year Josh Walz, the cata- lyst · behind a record-breaking season for 'the Coro- na del Mar High offense, will reunite with fellow All-CIP Sea Kings Sky Con- way and Nick Schaumburg on the South. Also on South and University High Coach Mark Cunningham's talented 36- player roster will be Estancia High's All- CIF lineman Chuck Johnson. Walz, who A>llows in the all-star foot- steps of older brother J.R., a member of the South in the 1994 game, was also Daily Pilot Newport-Mesa District and MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Josh Walz (7) has been chosen at quarterback for the South. Sea View League Most Valuable Player ,.----------.--------------------------------------------------... ----., as a quarterback and comerback for Coach Dick Freeman's Southern Section Division V semifinalist. I'''''' ""''l ·111 \l .1 -""·l .\H~ l<><>.11~.\l .I . 11.\\I A 5-foot-10, 185-pounder who signed a letter of intent to continue at George- town, Walz threw for 1,452 yards and 12 Mttdl RYefson (Fountain Valley) Q8 Ryon Hofland (Mater Del) l.8-ltB touchdowns and rushed for another 797 StllW KR'PP (El Toro) Q8 a.... Wallace (Santa Ana valley) LB-M ....... (c.w. .. ..., QMJa Chris Coffins (Santa Margarita) l.8-Q8 yards and 11 1Ds to become the Sea • Aa. Fcnro (Edllon) • M Joey Vaquez (Fountain Ville)') 08-WR Kings' single-season total yardage record Greg Fausto (Los Amigos) RB-08 Devid Gibson (Miter Del) DI-WR holder. He completed 101of174 passes :r:-~te) RI~ ==~Valley) 08~~ to contribute to a school single-season Todd Miier (Giphtr•IO V.lley) \W AdM'I H9tler (l.agl.lna Hills) 08 record 366 points. Matt Nlckels cs-rta Marptt.a> WR-DI SM\ KolriW (5li1 a.mente) 08 Other South quarterbacks include ltklcy Jlr*lnl ~) WR-ol Bryn Geiry (UnlYersity) WR-cl Mitch Ryerson of Fountain Valley and El • c..mpblll CHutltilogMI BUch) T!..flS Junior~~ Anl v.Aey) OL-oL Toro's Steve Krupp, who led the Chargers ~rowM1.., Oldllon>1 _ .._. ... -OL, F=.;~-<C!i>k .... U•::, Sey) ot.-ot.DL to the C1F Division V crown. Additional--01 a-• cou•• -_, GI. ::='-u-·) ....... CllM*M -•••1 rta) OL ...__.,_ .,.._ ly, Santa Margarita's Chad Collins, 1r9111...., Gert Clln•a) Ol Mltfuete (Unl\W\lty) Dt.-<>l selected as a linebacker, started at quar-o.n11n• ... ~l•n &II Toro) LI lft)dle Rlldlflch (Edison) Dl-M terback last fali. FNd-.,. (Ur'Wiirllly) 1,1.T! • lrad tohn (a...guN Beldl) K Conway, the Newport-Mesa District "---------------·------------------------•-----------------------" Nick Schaumburg Defensive Player of the Year, collected 107 tackles, including 17 sacks, as a 5-10, 205-pound defensive tackle. He also played briefly at fullback for Cd.M Coach Dick Freeman, who continually marveled at the Newport-Harbor transfer's ability to sbQd bigger blockers and punish ' opposing ball earners. Schaumburg, a 6-4, 255-pound tackle bound for Colorado State, was a promi- nent member of the Sea Kings' famed Five Crowns offensive line. A two-time All-Sea View League·and All-NeWport- Mesa District performer, bis long anns and quick feet earned him praise as a dominating pass blocker. Joining Schaumburg on the South's offensive front will be Johnson, a 6-2. 265-pound tackle who becomes the first all-star from Estancia since 1993 gradu- ate Matt Johner. Johnson, whose 3.75 GPA was tops on Coach John Llebengood's team, domi- nated opposing defenders to help pave the way for a group of talented running • backs in the smashmouth double wing offense. Johnson's work in the trenches contributed greatly to breaking a 25- year-old school single-season scoring record with 282 points. Johnson, who also played defensive tack.le, helped the Eagles earn a spot in . the Division VllI Playoffs, their first post-• season berth since 1989. . Other notables on the South roster, which includes 18 ALL-CIF selections, are Daily pµot Pacific Coast League MVP Fred Roberts (University), CIF Division V Co-Player of the Year Damian de Beaubi- en (El Toro), Century League MVP Nick Sveslosky (Foothill), South Coast League Offensive Player of the Year 'Jievor Insley (San Clemente), South Coast League Defensive Player of the Year Andrew Tuzzolino (Capistrano Valley) and Sunset League Defensive Back of the Year Joey -· Vasquez (Fountain Valley), .. , Parade All-American lineman Brad Williams of Mater Dei withdrew his name from considerationl as did CdM's All-CIF center Richy Nichols. Ensenada Race -the love~hate factor • 49th Newport-to-Ensenada Race starts today at noon. T oday begins the 49th running of the Newport-to-Ensenada Race, that is both loved and hated by sailors in and around Newport Beach. One of the grand events of the Spring, the race draws in competitors from around the world, with more than 500 boats expected to participate this year. lt'• known for its typically light conditions that annually find sailors cursing the moment they stepped aboard. lt'• a rite of passage in long distance cruising, a perfect ~gboard into cruising in Southern omia. It's a party within itself, with celebtatiom all the way down tbe coast. lt'1 a test of tactics, when to stay inside and when to go out. The kickoff for th.ls aalling event began Wodnesday night with a party at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, IJ>ODIOred by N~rt Ocean Sailing Allodadon (NOSA), the group that-puts on the race. Lut night, the f estlvtUes continued with the fabulous send-off ' ~ • party hosted by Bahia Corinthian YC that helped get the sailors in to the true spirit of the Race. The official start for the Race is noon today, which will allow aews to prepare for the 20-plus hour trip by stocking all of the proper accouterments onboard. Preparation for this trip it truly an art, as displayed by the aew aboard /t'a OK, who all met a few weeks prior to sample foods and drink to accompany them to Mexico. The Race will end tomorrow with the faster bootl expected into Ensenada sometime early in the morning and the &lower boats by late afternoon. OI coune, the party will continue because the ~ce ts all about having a good ti.me. • • La.It weekend, IOme of Southern Califomla'1 top aailon tn their cla11• came to Newport Beach to compete In the Abmamoa Cup and Skylark Th>phy, an event that fMtUrec! 60. bOatl In m d .... Wed bY NewpOrt Harbor YC. fortunately the Wind ~were favorable with • good breeze bOtb days Along With a nloetwell. Sa:.l Diego YC swept the two . i stephanie keefe· biggest, and most compe~tlve fleeta, with the Q'eW aboard Wlng• taking ftrst in the Scbock 35 dais by a slim 1/2 point ~ge, and Chda Snow aboard Rulli in the Mel~ 2' class wtnntng more dedaively by 4..5 potnts. 1be always.~tiVe Schock 35 ~ featured 27 boats on the IW1ing line and racing remained conmtently tight over the f our·rece M.riel. BCYC'1 Carolyn Hardy and Mark Reardon, aboard thlrd·place Ml&ch.lel, were the top finishers from Newport Beach. BYC's Judy Go~ki and crew on Water Moccasin were fifth. The Melges 24 class, which ·has gotten progressively more competitive in recent months, saw 20 boats participating. NHYC's Bruce Ayres and crew on Mo11300n were the top local finisher&, pulling into a ' close fourth, two points out of third. The J-35 class was small and handily won by Cabrillo Beech YC's John O'Connor, with BYC's David Stockman, the area'• only competitor in thil class, ln second. The J-80 cla.11, one of the newest cla1set in the area, sported three local boats. BVC's Don Becker and Bob Strang won With Mike Arrigo and Kevin Gorman of NHYC ln second and third, res~vely. ThJ1 regatta also featWed the return Of th aledl to NeW1>9rt Beach, with aeven 70t in attendance, tncluding Kathmandu, which has been Chartered by Lou Grasso and Brett Gregor for the season. Brack ~ ol ~onile YC won the clus, with O.ve UlbDan calling tactics for th team. .. - Deeper waters for Estancia, Mesa football • Division VIIl circles gain Freeway. Gatden Grove and Valle VlSta leagues for the CIF Playoffs. vn. Covina High of the Valley VlSta League is the reigning Division vn champion after a 1•- 0 campaign in, 1995. Los Amigos (Garden Grove League) and Fullerton (Freeway) were semifinallsts, while South Hills (Valle VJ.Sta) and Sunny Hills (Freeway) advanced to the $ion to all CIP athletic events. •As a representative on this council, he was poignant, outspoken, clever, thought provok- ing, articulate and kind of a rascal." Jacobson said. •tte was a big part ol helping this orga- nization become real healthy.• By Barry Faulkner, DaHy Pilot quartedinals. . . BUENA PARK -A football playoff group- ~gs proposal that pits Pacific Coast League high schools Estancia and Costa Mesa agairi.st leagues with larger average enrollments than they presently face, was passed Thursday by the CIF Southern Section Council at the Sequoia Athletic Club. Sunkist League entries moomington and Temescal Canyon, the last two Division VIIl champions, will now vie 1n Division VII, while the Montview and Rio Hondo leagues will battle in Division IX. Se~ View League representatives Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor remain in Divi- sion V with cwrent postseason rivals from the Century, Empire, Golden West and Orange leagues. Evans, currently the director of credential programs at UCl, jokingly said his legacy Includes a record number of times ~dvocating the losing side of council issue$. "I told people I was starting a consulting business for those who wanted something defeated,• Evans quipped. •If you wanted something defeated, you could hire me to sup- port it.~ 0 The proposal, which begins in the fall and IlU).S for two years, groups the PCL in Division VIU with the Suburban League, a Division VIII holdover, as well as the Freeway, Garden Grove and Valle V1Sla leagues, which former- ly competed in Division vn. In other council news: a A rule change that would prohibit an athlete ejected from a game, for any reason, to play in the next game, was approved and will take effect beginning next fall. 0 The average enrollments of the new post. season rivals are 17 students greater than those of the PCL, according to section enroll- ment figures from grades 10-12 used this sea- son Dennis.Evans, lhe prlndpal at CdM for 17 years and at Newport Harbor for four more, received a gold life pass in honor of his years of service to the Southern Section. Evans, whom many credit with helping CdM become an athletic power, spent 16 years as an influential and respected member of the section council. A measure allowing football teams with sub-.500 records to fill out any remaining at- large spots in section playoff brackets was passed. The old rule required an at-large team finish at least .500. Former Division vm members from the Sunkist, Montview and Rio Hondo leagues averaged 31 fewer students than the PCL. "He made athletics a priority at Corona del Mar," said Tom Jacobson, a former Newport Harbor and CdM principal, and a past presi- dent of the section council, who presented Evans with the lifetime pass, good for admis- 0 A proposed plan to enhance protection for officials before and after games, as well as increase their fees by $1 each of the final two years of a three-year agreemer1t, was rejected by a 44-21 vote. ln addition. the incoming Division VIII leagues did very well last season in Division GOLF Abrams, Turkich on collision course? Shapiro sharp again for Tars in Sea View COSTA MESA -Newport Harbor High junior golfer Justin Shapiro earned medalist honors for the second straight day against Sea View League cham- pion Santa Margarita, but the vis- iting Eagles prevailed, 189·192, Thursday at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. Shapiro had two birdies and added an eagle on the 479-yard, par-5 fifth hole, while Newport teammate Bill Collopy, also a junior, matched Shapiro's eagle on No. 5. Collopy, Spencer Rose and Scott Reuben all carded 39 for the Sailors (6-14, 3-7 in league), while Chris Hen.rotin (41) round- ed out the Newport scorers. • Elsewhere in prep golf: Steve Brooks and Max Wallick each grabbed a third of medalist honors in leading Corona del Mar to a 199-204 win over Irvine. The Sea Kings (7-8, 3-7) closed out the regular season as Brooks and Wallick each shot 3-over-pa.r 38s at Newport Beach Country Club. Other Cd.M scorers were: Jeff Berms. 39; Jun Keane, 40; and Craig Brooks, 44. On the JC level: • COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College men's golf team split two matches to finish fourth in the Orange Empire Confer- ence and earn the final spot in the conference championships. ln Thursday's match, Palomar shot 384, OCC checked in at 392 ~d Riverside lagged behind at 420 over par-71 Mesa Verde. Dan Orris shot the day's low round for the Pirates with a 5- over-pa.r 76. Other scorers were: Larry Echels. 77: Estancia High product Eric Barnett, 78; Mike Walker 79; and Keith Achman, 82. DEEP SEA THURSDAY'S COUNTS D•vey's Lodlef' · 5 t>o.ts. 102 anglers. 97 bonito, 1n barracuda. 114 callco beu. 27 sand bass, 23 sculpln, 21 shffphffd, 1 halibut. 34 rockflsh, 10S whl11t fish, 3 sole, 40 btue perch, 54 m.te.kerel. Nevwport L9nctfng • 3 bolts, 25 engle~. 17 barracud•, 2 sand ban, 3 calko bass, 2 sculpln, 1 <•~lOI\ 26 meck~r~I. OJAI -Top-seeded Geoff Abra.ms of Newport Harbor High, vying for his third career champi- onship at the Ojai Valley Tennis Tournament, won in straight sets without dropping a game in his first match in the boys 18s Thurs- day against JasQn Gaona (Camar- illo) and will play Ryan Moore (Servite) in the quarterfinals today at 8 a .m. Boris Turkich of Corona del Mar, seeded sixth in the 18s, defeated Jordan DuBoff of Bever- ly Hills, 6-1, 6-1, in the first round, then topped David Brown (Har- vard/Wes,µake). 6-3. 6-2, ln the second round. He will play Matthew Snowdon today in the quarterfinals. Estancia's Mike Leona.rd lost to Chris Smith, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1. In the 14s, Brian Morton (Costa Mesa) lost to Dave Jon~s (Camar- illo), 6-2, 6-3, while CdM's Hunter Jack withdrew. EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 6 Soseman said. The Eagles (1-10 in PCL) had no greasy parts on the field against the stunned Wolverines {7-12, 4-7). The stuffed-chicken theory worked. Luck was on their side. •Tuey don't play like a 0-19 team," Aliso Nigµel Coach Mike Chapman said. In the fidgety bottom of the seventh, Estancia right fielder .Jeremy Osso, a defensive end on Estancia's football team, came in on a shallow pop up, while Mooney backpeddled and camped under it. Mooney called for it, made the catch, then Osso, trying to avoid a collision, lower his body and upended Mooney, who held onto the ball for the first out. "That's the first unassisted tackle you've made 1n two years,• lroxel hollered. to Osso. One out. You could slice the anxiousness with a knife, even though Millard continued to stress poise. Zenus, who walked only one and struck out none, forced Evan Katz Into another ground out, the 16th of the game for the Wolver- ines. 1Wo out. Nick Orlandos reached on an infield single. Of the four hits tennis ln the girls 18s, Vanessa God- bey (Newport Harbor) beat Kirsten Gross (Calabasas Park), 6- 3, 7-5. ln the 16s, Brittany Reitz (Newport Beach) lost to Tiffany Brymer, 6-1, 6-2. In the 14s, Amanda Collopy (Costa Mesa) and Chelsea God- bey (Newport Beach) won, while Nadia Vaughan (CdM) withdrew. Top-seeded Caylan Leslie (New- port Beach) had a ~ye. ln doubles, Newport Harbor's Scott Sims and Yusaki Kojima lost in the opening round of the boys 18s to Leo Docuyanan-Brad Vo (University City), 6-4, 6-4; Estancia's Katie Kreisle and Mary Jane Solomon w<;>n in the second round, after a bye, Jenny Meyer (Newport Beach) advanced in the girls 16s with partner Courtney lsnerelli (Irvine). In the girls 18s, Katie Canright (Newport Harbor} and Alissa Scott (Cdlvj) defeated Estancia's Camelia Jaeger and Natalie Rainey, 6-0, 6-1, in the second round after a bye. ln the same division, Megan Wachtler (CdM) and Gina Pelazini also advanced to the quarterfinals. • ln JC circles -Orange Coast 's Debbie Drissi and Heather Eves and Trisha Streelman and Kat 1bieu in doubles advanced today's third round Both play at 8 a.m. today, with hopes of advancing to 10:30 a.m. fourth-round matches. ~ lnvlUtlonal Ant llound ~ EYft (OC() doPf l utb (DI•· b1o V•lley), 7-S. 7-6; Omsl (OCO dtf Oel..-91n M<· tor Valley). 6-1, 6-0. 5-tdllound OrissJ <OCO def Bem.,d (Butte), 6-0, 6-1, e- (OCO def Mer1ens <S«rMM<110), 6-1, 6-0 Antllound~ Dfflll·Stone (OCQ def. Ulndnr ... S.puu (Olablo Valley), 6-0, 6-1. s-...lllound StrtelrNn·Thieu (OCQ ~f. Col.,,,.,,·Mllle< (S<lnta R~) by default Mttn.Nonar• (Glendele) def 0<1s· 1l·Ston.. 2-6. 6-4. 7·S. Zenus allowed, r-----------------------, fice third. and stole three were STANDINGS infield hits on the • ground. Only Pldl& -C9',I J~ 1 cleanup hitter -• Drew Parkin bad fDt•.. L Estan cia's biggest lead pre· viously in 1996 was 6-2 against Brethren Christ- ian in the Pride of the Coast Tourna- ment, a game the Eagles eventually lost. a solid single. ~'. (11-J) to o Finally, Ryan ~ c\'t: ~ : Devine ended it, Alllo ...,.... (Mal 4 7 grounding out to UGUnl ......_ •1~ l 7 Mooney. The ..._. C.ttl ' tG Eagles could 1 Uai:M~:-"'=C:.:. 1 breath again. Allio...,.. 7,m J •1t•s big for ~7.~1Mch2 The Eagles stranded 10 run- ners in the first six innings. lWice, they left the bases loaded. In the fourth, they had these guys," ..., .... _.. 1Toxel said. ••• ~ A11o Niguel O "These guys ~~:=."'1..:. work their butts UnMfl!tY • LlglN IMdl off. They always ------·----------------..J go to class. It's always, 'Yes coach, no coach.· It's important for those reasQns." Estancia scored early, one in the first, three in the second. Abel Flores walked and stole second in the first, then cleanup hitter..,oey Herman lined a single off Aliso Niguel second baseman Orlan- dos' glove to score Flores. The Eagles batted around in the second, as the Wolverines committed three errors. Mooney scored from third with the bases loaded on an erratic pickoff throw to second base, and Osso and Mario Romo scored on singles by Juan Ortiz and Tun Ludtke. Estancia built its biggest lead of the year, 5-0. when Flores sin- gled to left field to score Mooney in the fourth. Mooney walked, moved to second on Ortiz's sacri- runners on sec- ond and third with Herman and Baker coming up, but could add no more. •The reason Zenus wasn't with us at the beginning of the year is because there was a mistake in his P.E. clas~es. We expected this kind of pitching from him from the get-go,· 1Toxel said. •1 was a little nervous (in the seventh),• Zenus said. "But I had faith we could do it. We just want- ed this win real bad. We've been playing hard all year and we deserved it.• MOfK COAST LIAGUI EstMda 5, Aliso Niguel O Estancia 130 100 0 • 5 8 0 Aliso Niguel 000 000 O • O 4 3 Zenus and Herman; ThomM, Smith (4), Fuller (6) and Charles. W • Zenus, 1-1. L ·Thomas, 0-2. FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1996 Kl Coronation of King George I Balboa Bay Club, 6 p.m. May 1, 1996 HONOltlNG NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH'S GEORGE YARDLEY,1996 8ASKETBAU HAU. OF FAME INOUC'ftE 8AHQUEl INFOllMATION, 442-0755 ***** ' 0 ---------------------------~---------, the yardley stick NO. 1 IN GEORGE YARDLEY'S HEART Harbor High? Stanford? The Ft. Wayne Pistons? That's No. 1, as in who was the best team George Yardley ever played for on his way to m the Springfield, Mass., to be enshrined in the Basketbafl Hall of Fame? After Yard scored his barrier-breaking 2,001 points '1or the Detroit Pistons in t958, his hand was broken the next season and he was traded ~ owner Fred Zollner to the Syracuse Nats. •At first. I didn't want to go to Syracuse and thought about retiring," Yardley said. •out Paul Seymour talked me into it, so I did go and about three weeks later we played the Pistons and it was on national lV. Zollner was sitting up in the first row. I had a big cast all the way up my arm, but I got about 30 points in 22 minutes and we beat their brains out. When I came oot of the game I used my arm with the cast on it to give it to Zollner, just to tell him what I thought o~ him. "We had a very good team at Syracuse. There was Johnny Kerr, Dolph Schayes. Bob Hopkjns, Hal Greer. Larry Costello and Al Bianchi. In fact, it was the best team I ever played for. We should have beaten Boston in the J?layoffs. We lost it in the seventh game, and then the Celtics beat Minneapolis 4-0 In the finals." I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L-------------------------------------------------~ Mesa falls, 12-2 LAGUNA BEACH -lt was a memorable day for the Costa Mesa High softball team Thurs- day. Unfortunately for the Mus- tangs it was the type of memory that hurts as they dropped a 12-2 decision .to Pacific Coast League foe, Laguna Beach. MThey called the mercy rule after six, but both teams have to accept for it to go into the books,· said Costa Mesa Coach Carrie Nelson. "We didn't want that to happen so we didn't agree." l'MJl'K ~ UAGUI L..-...a. 12. Cost.II Mesa 2 Cosu Mesa 000 020 o · 2 3 2 ~uoa ~ach 300 072 x • 12 12 2 Mont~ry. Corna (5) and 0119\olm. Errito (6}; Jess R<XM GoodtNnyn W R<XM. l · Montg<>IMf)', 7·7. 38 -Gundetwn (l). Jess Roche (l). HR • 8~11ono, 2 CORRECTION Shortstop Donner Walters was the Newport Harbor High Sailor who turned in the baseball dou- ble-play defensive effort sh9wn by photo in Thursday's sports e<lition. lrtsh Sports Bar (KINDA); "Coolest" Goff apparel store around YE$ 50-80% all Major Branda EVERYD~Y Open 7 dava a week 250 E. fnh St. Costa~~ aqu.,. • SCHEDULE FRIDAY • 8ASUAU High Kt>ool Newpo'1 H1rbor ai Coron• Oel Mar J IS. l.lquna Holl• at C~ta Mesa 3 t S • SOFTaAU Collt9• SoC•I Coll~e ot Cal Baptm 2 p m Community coll~t Orilnge Cou1 at Rl••,.•de. l High .chool Corona dcl Mor •t Woodb<1ogto J 15 pm. Nt'Wpor1 Harbor at El To<o 3 15 pm • VOl.ilYUU. High schOOI NPWPOn Hart>or at Corona ~I Mat 6 4S pm, Enanc1a .tt Costa M~ 3 15 pm •SWIMMING Community coll~ 0r•f19',(mp•re Co"'•~nce finals al SaddlelM<i\ Collf()e l p m H19li scnool Hunt•"91on Beach at Enanu• J IS • Tl:NHIS High school boy\ •nd g•r1• at O.a• all da~ • TIIACX AHO AElD Coo~ SoC.AJ Colleqe ai Azuu PlK 'ic. 10 •,,. aMIN'rll f'UM SllOfl & IWAI'.,,, _,llM'NKD 10 -~ $1 AM1 tWINM' I Mfl W! OUllGI COUll11 IAllGIOllllOS II h lr Orw. Cotta ....._ Al t11t Mlwy & Del ._Elli! s. "::!:,. s.:::t::.. (7f If) U2-tt67 PUBLIC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Pu.Uc uOTICll on 9 ·1 9 ·9 5 ,. F 11 e cepted from contractors tiont lht general prevalllng lo lhe Business and Pro-92·287034. In t>Qok, page. dtsclalms 1ny hab1htr lor ANCE (AO ENT) p O d4tt bul no other d11ton <1011s 01 tr e Propo$.11 rt-.. " No F658644 not 1ttendlng tht1 walk· rate of per diem w1g11 end fesalont Code end be h· ol Olliclal Reco1ds In the 1ny mcOfrtctness o the • • gu1sh1ng marl\s Any 01e1 re-qul•tme.,ts ;:: --------Suzann• Ayolle, 3462 lhrough. the general pr1v1ilfng rall censed In the lollowing office ot the Counly Re· llrfft 1dd11ss end other Box 22004, EL CAJON, cei111d 1her 1h1 scheduled Ea;11 b•d.:!er must haw PUBUC NOTICI Eboe Straet, lrvlne, CA NOTICE IS HEREBY IOI flollday end overtime cla.sslllc1tion: A or C27 corder of ORANGE County. common dtslQn&llon. II CA 92022·9004, (1191 closing lime lor Iha 1ecc1p1 C33 (Flooflllg aM F100• ---------192714 GIVEN lhel the lbOVt· work In the loe111ty In OOVERNINO BOAAD, S1111 ol CALIFORNIA tx· any, shown ht181n $90-9200 of bids shall be relurnl'd 10 CO•l"'lg Cor\lractor) ano 8TATaMaMT Ofl This buslneu wlS con-named School 0111rict of Which the wo1k 11 to be C•r•lrn a. Stocker, DI-ecuted b~ JOHN W GE· Said ufe \!VIII be made D•t•d: Aprll 03, 1998 tl•Cldtr unopened II shall .\ll~o be p•eQuJl 1,ocs H ·~ ~ Ofl ducted by an lnd1vidu11 Orange C<>unlY, CA. acUng performed tor Hcti cren. ,.ctor a"aln•aa l•r· BERT, A SINGLE MAN but Without covenint 0; av: D•ll L. c"namav be 1t1e sole raspons•tl loly of qu•rtct bv ..,,., USI 0tr l'IC'Tn10U8 This 11111menl wu ltled by and through ttt OOll9tn-clHllliclllon or type ol vlc•a a A"xlllary Op. WIU SELL AT PUBLIC warrenty. ••press or Imo TRUSTEE SALE OF· 1tw bidder to see 111a1 h s A Con1rac101 ~ ng a Cfan •U81M•SI Ull• v.1th the County Clerk ol Ing Board, hefemafter r• wor~ needed to execute ti AUCTION TO HIGHEST plied, reg1rcltrlij hlle, pot· FICER· DELL L CUNA• bid 1s 1oce1vtd In proper 01 cl:lu I ca1 on no1 tho.-.n Thi fo11ow1ng pweon f'laa 011ng1 County on 4-S.-96 terred to as "DISTRICT " lhe conl11ct. Holld1y fllH •ra ona BIDDER FOR CASH HHton condtllon Of en-• • 11me on 111e G<1!1t-r11 P1r•111ln9 1b#ld0nld the UM c4 the 19963079210 wtU recttve up lo but ~I ahall be ~d IS 1pec:thed Publlthed Newport CASHIER'S CHECK cumbrincu 1n'c1uct1ng MAY, EXT. 3ot4 As~ ol Bict Oocu"'""'~ wage Oo:erm•,,J1>0ns n~y Flctll!OU9 BuelMH Name: Delly Pilot April 12, 19, 28, Iller thll'I tn• atx1Y.111ted •n lhe collecll\I• t>arglinlng 811Ch·COSll Mesa D11ly ORAWN ON A STATE OR leas ChllOt• •nd IX· Published NtwpOrl may 00 obllot>d Ill 1111 O•· bt requ tc.'{l 10 p.:ty t"'1 Bob.. 8til Bond•. 1175 Mey 3. 1996 F376 hme, IHled bl(l1 lor the 1grMmlnl appllc1ble lo P1lol Apnl 26. May 3, 199$. NATIONAL BANK. A pensts ol the TruSIM and 811ch.Cos11 ,,.esa 0~ ly foce of the Coly Eng.n1c1. Y>.l!jl' 1 '·'' t.! tl\•I '1.it1 u1 Whittler A\19,, Cotta M..a. PUBLIC NOTICE 1w11d Of a conlract for the Heh Pl'11Culat ct1n. Clal· F390 CHECK DRAWN BY A ol the trusts Cfllte<I by P110t Ap111 12, 19 21i, 1996 77 F1•r Df1•• Cos•~ Meu class IClt on mo11 c:IOwty CA 92127~508 1t>ow ptojlCI. Bide 1h1ll tifiatJon or type ot work ST ATE 0 R FEDER Al H id Deed of Trust, to pey F361 C1l1tom11 upon n<>!1'tlund· •l'Uileo t.., ' u ShctNn nu Th• FlctltlOu• llUllMH NOTICE TO be r•cetved In lhe place employed on 1111 PtOJ9cl PUBLIC NOTICE CREDIT UNION, OR A the rem1lnmg prlnclpal 1b•e paymen1 ol SIO oo An ":e G~r.,AI D~1-'11111n 'one - Name r~ &o lboYe CONTRACTORS ldenhlied •bOY•, Ind ahall Cot plH dof •=.~J'" or 42249 CHECK DRAWN BY A sums ol th• note(s) .. PUBLIC NOTICE 1do11r0na1 ehargt ot SJ oo t.teci ~e •t 111c tlfT'I' 01 tne. WM 1111<1 In Onnu9 C0unty be opened tnd publicly ra II IO lllrnmrwv 111 on STATE OA FEDERAL SAV· cured by t8'd Deed ol "'" be made ,, ~nd••<I by caM •01 t ca on 6-5-05, '11 Ho; ..... 5101 CALLING FOR 8101 read aloud al t1141 abO..,._ loll II the Otatrlct office and NOTIC~ Of INOS ANO LOAN AS. Trust to >11r1t $830.155 11 CITY OP mail B•d Oocumtnlt and Tht Con11r.c1ac shaft COl1'- Robtfe L. Miiier Jr., 1otS SCHOOL OISTAICT: 11111<111"'9 Ind place. 1" availiblt to •nv lnllf· TRUSTEE I Ul.E SOCIATION, SAVINGS AS· with mterell t1141reon from COSTA MISA othlf contr11c:t documents ply "'l(l tho prcYlsiont ol PNeldlo Dt'MI, Cotta MM&, NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED Eaeh bidcllf mutt 1ubm11 Hied patty upon r~\1911. A.PNt 93...........002 $0CIATION OR SAVINGS 9/0118$ II t .000'11. per OR.AHOa COUNTY, m.ty 1110 be ••Amined ll s.<t•Qtl t 170 to 1780 in• CA ntH SCHOOL DISTRICT wflh llCh bid a c:..-t Rid or In accQtd1nc1 wtth Section LOAN NOJ 68851~1 BANK SP!CIFIED IN seC· IMUl'TI H prollided In 111d CALIPOR.,lA the 011.ce ot the City Ctell• Clu\••• or me CJl••oinia Thi• MIMN WN COtlo PROJECT· BIO 109·H. cuhler'• ch9Clt ~bl• to 1113 2 of lhl Cahlom. RK,., QUIRT TION 5102 OF THE FINAN· note(•) plUI COii and lny '1! ol lhl C1tv or Cost• Mtll UIJu1 COdf. lt!I prov• ll"g dud41d by an l~dual CONTRACT I n·M. LANO. the DISTRICT ~ay • bid Ubof Code, lhl ContrlCIOI' JOHN W • CIAL CODE ANO AUTHO-adv1nc.1 with inltrHI. ES· NOT I Ca 81d OOc~ut\tnta will not b• r111 1no .1c11 ol w1gu ti Robert L Mk Jr SCAPINO AT fOUCATION bOnd ln thl fOfm &et fonh ihlll po91 a copy ol lhe d• • RIZfD TO DO BUSINESS Tl MATED TOTAL DHT INVlTINO atDI m.1ll1d unl111 Iha Id· tablo~•d bt it-a Oty ol Thi• ~ wa• flled C~TER I 11 doc termination Of prey1ihng CV IN ™" STATE WILL Bt $67t.$11.7a NOTIC[: II hlflOV ~n O•l•On&I 13 00 thAlg• II In• Costa Mn•. wll1th .,. on with ~ Cow1ly Clerk of llD DEADLINE: MAY 22. ,n th• ~~ ... u":': Fill of w1g11 II .. ch )ob T.I. No.8ot141 H!LD AT THe ENTAANCe Th b It I d Iha.I lllled ptOpo .. 11 IOI eluded Wiii\ ~vn11nt "'• ~·lh tl'!O C•ry Cl.,k Of Ofangt County on ~ 19" AT 2 00 PM n in a u Ille. The 1Chldu4e ol Pff IMPORTANT NOTIC! 'TO TO THE ORANGE CITY 1 eoe c lry un er lurnlah1ng 1• lllbof. l'l\olt111. It~ C11v C)t Cos.ta ~Iii t.....naM PLACt OF BID RECEIPT 10" Of ll'tl maximum Cflem w1g11 II baled upon PAOP!ATV OWNER: HALL. 300 EAST CHAP· laid OMd of Trual ne,..to-alt, equ1pmtnl, tran&porta acn bid than bf mA<I• orid iM:tll torlo1l pW\llfliot "'--itllot •-I ti 1t IUSIN£S9 SERVICES & llmout\I or bid •:.a guar:t • working dlY ol elghl YOU AR& IN DEFAULT MAN AV£NUE: ORANG! fore •~IClutld end Clellv. non and 1~ olher faclll-on 11'11 f'tOl)OUI lorm l)tt•tri!Wli lhMttn 101 11on· _, '..-!~ ' ~ AUXILIAAY OPERATIONS, IH that tn. ddet 11 h0ul9. Thi rett lof holkf•Y UNDER A DEED OP CAl..lrOANIA ail rtght 11~ arid lo the ~tiOM'S a 1111 H mty be r.q1.11r1d tor th .. 11 p.1 tll1ough P·I compt~nc•ol a~.a Coela '' tt, 1tll, 2985-A 8ear Strffl, Cotti ~ Into tl'll PfoPOlld aod ownlrne work 11\all be T1'1UST, OAT!!D APAIL 28. Ind '"'-'"\ COl1~d to written DecMlfllllOn _of 0.. THI INSTALLATION Of! PfOVidld tn the contrac t Thi C11y Council of tl'lc, m IOTllCI Meaa. CA t2t29 (11~) I~· ::::r 1~ 1~ ~= :~ at llme •nd OM-hllf. The 1"2. UNLESS YOU TAKE and now held by 11 undlf ~Ind~ Sf~· WALL COVERING AT do~n1•:,.at'4 tll 11 be Cory of Co111 Mtil 1 ~ )a.O • ConttlctOt Md MV llUb-ACTION TO PROTECT ..id Deed ot TNlt In trie _.., • """""'.....,...... 0 ..,.. COSTA MESA rlRt STA· ecc:ompani-by • Cer1tfit<j aenn 1114' rtQtl.1 to •.;tc'I ITA II p OP ll'LACI! PLANIJOOCU· 11141 ~ or fMure to tf'ltlf' comrac:tOf(I) ltlall Ja11Y not YOUR ,,_C>nATY. IT MAY P'°'*'Y lllU.led In Mid tault Ind Ei.ction to "911. TION NO 4, ~300 PLACEN· Of ca hlef I t"-Clt or • bid eny 1inCS1ot all 1b!Os ••• ·a·da1 II°" MINTI TO 811'1CIU:O UP~ ::lty-:11 ~~:th ....... then ""~""pr.-II SOLO AT A PU81..IC County aod It••• d .. = ~~~ TIA AVENUE, PROJECT ~ '°' not '"' l!Un ~o MAllY IU.IOn ..... I --MiihOUI S~N~m~Ua.00 non. TM DISTRICT rlMt'M ~~ ~~-e:::.: t~·h:A~ ~'OT~ tetlt>ed aa fltC1ton tO N to b9 ,. =1.s::.c:t::'.::o ~y ~": == ~~ '1J: ~ .... Cllj CIMll, Cttr M ... •• --relundeblt ,,... tn. right to tejeet MY Of ... In IM tHCutlOn of "" con-NATUAI °' THI Pf'(). c 0 M , L f T l Ly 0 •· ~ In IN OOUf'llY _ "'*9 1M Qty of Cott• ..-... at ol CottA .,... • No '"°' c.... ..... . TM ........... ~ WALKTHAOUGH: A m.,._ bide Of 10 w11Va~ erry If· trlCt. CHDfNO AGAINST YOU. ~HIED IN IAIO OHO IN,_.~ la~ IN 01tiee ol 11141 City Cltrlt. ~ ahill be Contldtfltd UOl llfH NHPOll 1*9 .......,..__,.of cs.IOfY ftlllttwougll of 11141 r~ Of lntOl'mallll" YOU IHOVlD'CON'TACT A °' ll'VST Nit IAl.81 ~ 11 fair °'""· eo.ta Mna unllll IC'CO~anlecs Oy B c:M:dm Meta DtiY • the Pfe11Uoue Bualn ....... It~ lor Maye. In ~ bier. °' 1n t1141 bid-A PIV'Mf't 1onO and 1 LAWYI" TM ..,_ eoortaa Md MAT IO. 1 Me .... , I CllllOfn.a, \itll~ t,,. nour 01 twc l'I CUt\111 I Chic~. !'~ .\P!U 1t ~-~Home..,__ 0.-11t1.•I001m."°~ ding No bldOef ~"""' ~lonOINltbe Oft MAY OI. 1111, • C#lefoormton ...... lllain. l t00•• te lrMttM tO-OOua ,M1yl, ttM,ll caati.;°'WO.flbcH\d ' Dl1 rect«y, 4IOO Cl"'PUI llY9 blddera are.._"'"' II .._ eny bid fOi 1 '*10d ,_.... prtof to "'"'*" 1CHIO A.M . AME"ICAN U· •any, Of._ f'MI "'°'*" C 11 '£ llO .. I OO wtllctl lime °"' Wilt O. No bid ~ o. cont!d• "l ,.,.. ot '*',.... • Drtwe, •mh fil'1rPOf1 .,........ leMcee A ~ Of n csayt alter 11\t date of 11\t COf#Kt Ind ah91 .. CUMTIH COMPANY M dnt~ 11bO¥e It . JIU'• • oP9f*I P'lbl!dV #Id rMCI '""' ~ tt m1101on1 '"' ~·• ...._CA 11ry Oper1oon1. nu.A ... tor o. OC*llnO Of'*" in .,. """ ... MWI '" IN dvty •pointed '"'''" '** to e.e· 1aoe eAY· •0.'!. •1T••' •c •0•0 .,!.! -..1n the~ CN;n. titll'lk pr.,..i wm hit· e•r.oe .... ., Ta. 'fteftoue II'*"-9Mt lir•, COtal ,.._ 'T"9 oe.tct ._-~ OOHr..:t ~. undef Md ......,,. to ltDI ONYI, tcfWll'ORT .... ..... .. "" , Seatlit p1opout1 nfthild by~ C4ty of Com Orv. ut • "'" .... ~ .._. CA c.11 (714) llWMCI to; from l'9D1teCtorcrf1t1e 0.. hdl ....._ 1N1 •. • .. o.td Of TIUM Nf#d9d ~.CA 11a1 C'TMllTaS) CJ0 ca&.. et\11 ~ tflt uo. of tN M _,., 119 '11Adt In K• CLASSIFIED .._ ... ~ Oe!M!f -... 8lct9 • '* • • ....,,..,. .. '"°"* ... ,..... ~ .-tctor ~ MAY 1, , .... 1net No nie ""ldlftlOned tMtee ... Tate ReCOllWY· ...,. ane1 l\lfM ot"" bid· eotdl11C• w"' "'"' proy1-eu.H?• ,t ) I t FRIDAY. APRll 26, 1996 ' ~UBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES -PUl-LIC-NOTICEI I •PUBLIC NOTICIS -~ :U.uc NOTIC!I = ~It.IC MOTICO PUIUC "°~ -PUIUC ffOTI~ I· PU~LIC NOTICES -PUILIC NOTICES"!: . • ' PUIUC NOTICE WALK wt11 be held At• 211. Olhef(1) In (hie) (hef) (tti.11) PUl&.IC MOTICI 1 s..na· PIK•. CoaUl'Mau, "'ILIC NOTICE PUIUC WOTICI ducceo oy• an'ln<lividutl .._ • .. C.-. c.._ lli04W tot~ tW'Jt ---------1 1996. 8•30 am. •hat llllft• own NIM(•) or In tM CA 92128 Ha~ you 51811td doing ,. CMc ~ OIM ...... Omt of .. Ill ....,. ,...... Of PVINJO llOTlCa ino ai Siar vi.w l'IOOI. name of~ f•m FlctHlou• ._..... UncSa M. Rutan, 28~ S.. flctltlo'-• •lniiniH• '· l'kitttt..a• ...._.. b\din-.e Ytl? no A.it-. CA• 1 oo'Jt..11~-..11t1e Unitlf Sllttt}. •' • INVITATION TO alD 84°11 Worthy Drive, Midway PATED AT ffVlne1 Na.,. ltatem•nt rWiQ Pia~, Coela Mtn, N•llMI llatelNnt NMM •tat•m.nl Don H. lfnglo •'°IN...--"" llr Clllfl 1110 lnllftcl ~ Wld Nocbt 11 Mret>y ~ C11y. CA C•llfornla thl• t 611' lh• IOllOW!ng perton1 are CA t202e The tOllowlnQ Plf•ont ere TM tollow1ng port0n• are Thie s111emen\ wH filed ~ • llW lllllle-' .. Ill i.. now htld bY It undtt •:Qaeo m at th• OcHn View The DISlAICT requlrH d•Y of April, 1t9t. doing buslrwu ee: a) N• Thi• bualneu it eon-dotno twslt\tu 11: ChOl In-doing bualnau H ! ME Wl\l'I the County Cttrk ol M~Ofllle~~· 01 TruttWI Ille PfoPefl'/..,._.d khoot Dl•tttct ot orange lhol •he Olddtt po .. ess .• Lliw Offlcu of mma,,.. gen Sy1tom1 Corpotatlon. d~td by: hlJ1bon<a and corpOfatfon. 3939 w. Pa· Col\1u111n11. 20311 &.w. Orange Counly on 4·S-&G flehc, lllk. 1t111 ....... ~ Jn Uld county 111d staQr .. 9oun1y CllltofNa. herelnif. e classlllcatlon contractor• t K H d 2201 b) Newgon Syat11ma Aequl· wile clllc Cotst H1Qhw1y. New· Birch Street Sult• 202. 199639711224 to Ind,_ MW~ I"'*' .W onllttr Ot$CllOld As m•Ali!Y • refltflO to u "DIS. license 11 the time th• bid ~· • 1 ~ ,aon, lull eltJon• C0<p0<allon. 3$45A l'taY9 you rt*11od Clolng pon Beach, CA 921163 N1wport Beach. CA 112660 Dally P<tot Apill 12, 10, 26. o.d of tn.wt In W.. """'1 "-OeaalbeO In .,.0 o.eo oMrvtl tnicr·. wffl ~ Nlled Is aubm1n611dD MUST co 3~gor 1 '~:92711 • C1dlll1c Avenue, Cott• buslnot• yet?. No Chol l1'C01por1Uon (CA), Aaymond R. Abau1. 4142 May 3. 19911 f311 .,..., 1n ul4 ~_,hill Thi P'Ollt'IY adorns ~Iller fild• up U> but no tater than EACH f N· , rv ne, MIS•. CA 02628 John F. Rutan. Jr. 3939 w. Pacific Coast Carden• Pfau. Yorba ~...-lblcl Aa...,.'* e o.c .. nat>on 11..-of a.'00 p.m. on tile tltl d.y ot FORM ANO BE AESPON· /l/Lpn Neumann ~.,, Systems Ac~ul· Tlll• 1t1tement was filtd Highway. Newport Beech. Unda, CA 92886 PUBL'C NOTICE ~delaitledon•OeedofTNll. omm:, • • ~0 Ml)', IMS, 111 IM DISTRICT SIVE ONLY TO THE BIO Pubfl1hed Newporl •ltlons Corpootllon, (CA), with "'' Covnty Clefll ol CA 92663 Thi• buslneH 19 con• n. ~ ........... !'t!v.' pr= .39 Admlnl•tratton Ottlcea, DOCUMENTS ANO Beach·Q)eta Mna Dally 3545 Cadillac Avenue, Oranoe County on 4-3·!>6 Thlt bualn•~• ls eon· ductedby:anlndividual Flotlllou18(u1lnH1 --'llet'48.-.d..,,olN ,. ....... •~,_lalO ...... J inoo ~wet LIM. Hun-AGAE;EMENT IN ITS EN· Pilot A al ze 1996 Costa Mesa. CA 9262G ttff3f78tll ducted by· e corpotalion Have you stan.ct doing Nam• St• lmtnt Nill propwty o.:itb1c1 ... la._,, ,...,. ,,,.,. 11ngton BNctl, CA 92$47. TIAE'TY. AS PROVIDED BY Pt ' . f407 Thie business Is con-Dally Pilot April 12, 111, 26, Hava you ltlfted doing bus1neu yet? Yes, 10·95 Tht loflOWlng ~eons lrt ~to lllC f7 Mill T~ 92$27 The uoO.rsJQntd Al ttU Uld Urne, dllt and THE DISTRICT ducted by: a COfpofallon May 3 1996 l36e buslnell Ytl7 Yn, 5/\m Raymond R. Abassl dolr19 bus MSI H ! Aova• IQll.NNpmt8ICl,c;A .. The dlSClamS "" liablllt; , ,,,., place, bid• will be oubllef)' The DISTRICT reserves PUBLIC NOTICE H•~ you sllfted doing ' Chol lnc0tporahon. Inc. Tn1s statement was llled Ea1th Landscaping. 440 ~ Tn-.~.., onc:onectnm or 'lht PfoPtflY opened and read efoud fOf the roghl to ro1tct any or Gii buslntsa yet? yes. 3·t·96 PUBLIC NOTICE Nam Su Choi, President wilh the Counly Clerk ol Vis la Roma. Newport Wlolllyiinnytno••ICl-olh address Md Ollltf common the following: bods ot to waive eny . it· ORDINANCe Newgen Syalema Ac:qul Thia 111111ment was filed Otange County on 3·29·96 Beach, CA 112660 ~ ~ 11111 ..., o.-dtSIQMtlOll. If llrf, fll,OWn REC o N s TA u c TI o N reg1Jtar111es or lnfotmallt1es NO. 8 e.15 sltlons C0<poration, Alvin Flctltloue Bu•lneu with the County Clerk ol 198t3t78413 Mannie Cal Adams. 440 l1IOll detlgNllol\ n ..,, t11ooM1 hertll'I The totll amounl £#14 PLAYGROUND AREAS • in any blas or In tile bid· AN ORDlttANC£ 0 , Dubrow. President Name St•t•m•nt Orange Counry on 4·2·96 Daily Pllol April 5 12 19 Vista Rome. Ntwpon hetlln. T11ou_,iotllleun-unpaio bafanCI ol lllt o~tiOf1 GOLDEN VIEW KINOEA· ding process HE C TV This scatemen1 was llled The following persons are . 18983878889 26 1996 ' F3'1i 9each. CA 92660 P*' bllM'ICe ofh ~ • secured by me property 1>t GARTEN ANO VILLAGE P "'b Ii sh 0 d New Port COU~OIL ~,THE with the County Clerk of doing b1Jslness as: Con· Dolly Pilot April 12. 19, 26. • Thlt b1Jslneu Is con. Qll'e4 l>Y 1M P'OAMY '° be IOld sold ano reasonablt ts~ a1td SPECIAL EDUCATION BID Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Cl""" "oF NEWPO .. T Orange Co1Jnty on 4·5·96 •lrucUon Control & Man. May 3 1996 1364 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an individual nl r~ ttdlllllecl CIOtll. costs expenses and adVaooes al n·9591S JOB 19523 & P1lo1April19, 26, 1996. '' " '9983879213 agement. Inc .. 2428 New • Ha~e you stone() doing expenseund...,.lilhttiml Illa bmt of lht lnlllal publicahon 9525 1379 BEACH APPROVINQ • Dally Pilot April 12 19 26 port Blvd .. Suite 4, Costa PUBLIC NOTICE Flctlt,1ou1 Bualn•H business yet? No oflllt lnltlal pubflcltiDn ofllw He> of ~· nodce of seq 1s· Plans and specifications UB IC NOTICE AN AMENDMENT TO M 3 1996 ' j37~ Mesa CA 92627 H•m• St•t•m•nJ Mannre Adama (Jcltols* ls. ~S.Jn.M lnedcJ. 79 •Ad...... ,_,,., a1eonfll11tthe01SmlCT P L TITLE200FTHE ay • "ConitrucUon Conttol & FlctltlouaBuslneaa Thelollowlngpersonsa1e This statement was hledtionrocash,thtTl\ltlletwthtmplS2U.601 111 -1 ""' 1 to,..... •. P1Kchaalng Department, at LEGAL NOTICE NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC NOTICE Managemtnt, Inc.. (CA). N•l'f'• St•tement domg b1Jslneas es: Orange wilh the County Clt1k ol • ~· chtdl ~on•• the truslM will ICCIPla ~!*" IM above lddreu. (714) NEWPORT·MESA MUNICIP'"' CODE 2428 Newport Blvd .• S1e. 4, The lollowlng petsons at& County's Best Deats. 26171 Orange Counrv on •l-17·96 orNUONl~tchldldn1wn by Clltdl drawn on • ,.~, °' 847·2551 Ext. 14"'0. ._ Fictitious Busln•H Cosla Mesa. CA 92627 doing business as: -Ad· Vintage Woods. Laite F0t· 19983880348 a st• or lldowll a.i. llllioll 04 • Nat!Onll Bank. 1 dlldt dtMI tlV Plans Ind 1peclflcallons UNIFIED SCHOOL SO AS TO REVISE Name St•tement Th11 business Is con· vanctd P1ychotherapy .st, CA 112630 Daily P1101 Ap11I 19. 26, °**«-by a ICllit 04 ~ I State Of ftfff.ll Cttdlt. Union may be purchased at tho DISTRICT STAHDARDS FOR The following per•ons are dueled by: a corporatoon Cenrtr, 200 Newport Cen· Edward Personius. 26171 May 3, 10. 1998 1364 laMgs and loln.-:illion. -°'a Clleci ornn bY a S~ll °' DISTRICT Purchasing 0. NOTICE IS HEREBY ILLUMINATED SIONS doing business u : A) Have you started doing ter Otlve. Su1le 304, New· Vintage Woods, Lake For· lngt ~ ot uWIQI i.. F'edtral Sawlgs and loan mo· p11rtmen1, 11 th• above ad· GIVEN that the Boa1d or Subject ordlnane• was Charles arid Gloria Zlmny, business yet? yes 1990 port Beach, CA 92660 est. CA 92630 PUBLIC NOTICE apaolied in SeCSion ~102 of Ille fl. C:Ubon 5avlnQS AlloaaOon Of dress for Twonly·flve Educaroon ol lhe Newport· Introduced on tht 61h day B) Cruise Specialists 24022 Construction Control & Barbara Gibaon·Paul Tl'lls business is con-llll'tClllCodtlnOUllon:udtl)do SavtnQS Bank speahed In Ste· ($25.00) per set, non-Mesa Unified School ,Dis· of April, 1996 and was Ollvera Drive, Mission Management. Inc.. Susan Psy.O MFCC. t 1 Arese ducted by: an Individual Flctltloua Bu1ln•H ~-in !Illa -..1n the_. bon 5102 ol 1111 Finandal Cooe refundable. troct ol Orange Counry will adop111d on lhe 22nd day Viejo, CA 92691·4112 M. Goggins. Vice President Alsle, Irvine, CA 92714 Have you 111rt11d doing N•m• St•t•m•nl lwldff o111et lhln call la lllJIPl,ed ario aulhonzad 10 oo busrnen In A MANDATORY JOB receive sealed bids up to ot April, 1996. Glotla A. ZJmny, 24022 01. This statement was med This business Is con· business yet? No The lolloWlng persons are the Trldlee rfl'f wkllhold 11\t i.. callfornta or other suell lunos WALK wllf be held April 29, 2:00 pm on lhe 131h day A y Es, CO u NC IL Iver a Drive Mission VieJo wilh the County Clerk ol ducted by: an Individual Edward Personius doing business as: Grand auanot of lllt Tnntet'a Dead until as may 'tie acceplable 10 tnt 1996, 1:00 p.m. sharp start· ot May, 1996. al the Pur· MEMBERS: HEDGES, CA 92691·•l112 • Orange County on 4·2·96 Have you started doing This statement was filed Lux Technol09y, 2615 W. lunda become Miiiabie to IN trustae In 111' event tender 01t1er ong at Golden View School, c:hasong Olloce of said 0 L 0 y E R , w AT T , Chatles E. Zlmny. 24022 19983878705 business yet? Yes with the County Clerk ot Woodland Dr.. Anaheim, PIYM 04 tndonte • a llllGlr ol lhan casn 15 accepted lllt trus· 1725t Golden View Lane, School 01s1rlct. localed at 0 , HEIL EDWARDS Olivera Drive, Mission Dally Pilot April 12 19 26 Barbara Glbson·Paul, Orange County on 3·29·96 CA 92801 right. sad .. will ba madl. b1A wllhhold the iSs anoe ol Hunllnglon Beach, CA. 2985·B B1ia1 S1reet, Costa • • Vle)o, CA 92691-4112 ' ' ' Psy.O MFCC 199e3878415 Elvira S. Andres. 784 Nyes willloul oownn 04 WWTlnfY, •· IN mav • u The DISTRICT requires ~esa, CA 92626, at which COX This business is con· May 3, l996 f365 This 1111emen1 was loled 0 11 Piiot A 11 5 12 19 Place. Laguna Beach. CA pi-°' Implied ~ tldl, lht trusllt s deed upon sale 1hat Iha bidder possess an tome said bods will be pub· N 0 ES, C 0 UN CI L ducted by: husband and PUBLIC NOTICE with thfl Co1Jnty Clerk of a Y pr • f:342 92651-4141 pouesaion QI .~ to unlit lunds btCOme available lo A. B or C-27 classtncallon hcly opened and read tor: MEMBERS: NONE wile Orange Counly on 3-29-96 26. 1996 This business Is con. '*4ly 1t1e ~ MCMttd Ille PIVM or endornt as a contract0t's license at the Ma1n1enance tor Main· ABSENT COUNCIL Have you started doing Flctltloua Buslnesa 19983878485 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an 1nd1Y1dual tiv Aid ONd. ~ tn.r-mantf ol rtglll uld Alt will .be limo the bid 11 1ubmlt1ed. frame Computers Consist· MEMBERS: DE BAY business yet? No N•m• Statement Daily Po lot APfll 12• 19• 26, Ha~e you started doing def, w!lll inlettsl • pRMded thti. maoe. INI Wllllout COWQilll or EACH BIO MUST CON· 1ngol. MAYOR· John w GloriaA.Zlmny Th 111 . Ma 3 1996 2 Flctltloua8u1lness bus1nessyet?yes3-t5·96 lo. and the unpad ~ Wltflll~. exptm 0( iilptieO FOAM ANO BE AESPON· a DEC System 2065, Hed 91 • • This statement was filed doin~ ~~r:;~~/=~~0~1s ~r! Y • 136 N•m• St•t•ment E~ira S. Andres bDlot of tile NCJ1a UQlttd by regarding !Ille. possts.-,n Of Sl\IEC ONLY T~ THE BIO 1 each C tgT Y C LE R K . with the County Clerk of Enilchment Center. B) Liv· PUBLIC NOTICE The lollowing persons are T.h•s statement was flied Uld Deed with inlttt11 llltfeon • encumbrances. to sa!J,ff Ille o o u M EN s AN o b. VAX 6000·410, 2 each • Otange County on 4·16-96 I E I h G C) doing business as: ABH w11h the County Clerk ot pRMded ln uid Nole. '"' 1nC1ebt1dnm stc:UrtO by sa1ll AGREEMENT IN ITS EN· All bods are 10 be !n ac· laVonne M. H•rkJeu 19983880230 me W~t~s~cii"L2.~0Sfc;p Flctltlou1 BualneH Machine. 1725 Monrovia Orange County on 3·27·96 dlafgts and,.,,.,_ of !ht ll\dll• dMd ol trusl adVanCIS t11ereun· i~m· ft,J;.AOVIOEO BY cordance with Condouons, The entire texl Is av111. Dally Piiot April 26 May 3 David Gene Kent 277 N•m• St•l•m•nt Ave .. IB-4, Costa Mese. 19983e78133 .. wld Iii• IM1• ctta.d bv Nici cler wllll Interest as or~dtd The ~!STRICT reserves ::;:~~"'~~~~ ~~~ ~~·~:~cf~ able !or '!view In the City 10, 17, 1996 ' F396 Rose Lane, Cosra Mesa. T.he following pers~ns are C~ 92627 Dally Pilot April 19, 26, Deed of Trust s-.Reoonwy-lht;eln, and l!lt unpaid ll'IOOPll Iha rlghl 10 reloet any or 811 the othca 01 tho Purchasing Clerks office ol the City ol CA 92627 doing business as. U.S. Richard Horvoy, 1725 May 3, 10, 1996 1383 anc:e ~mP'l"Y. • Mid Trust ... balance ol Ille note Malrtd b'f bids or to waive any It· 0.,ecror 01 said School Dis· ~wport Beach. PUBLIC NOTICE Kellie J. Kent, 277 Rose A1Jto Electric, 16392 Goth· Monrovia Ave .. 16·4, Costa 4llOO Rivttg•ad• Road. Suitt 2870. said ll9td ol trust wilt! 111"resl rogularltJes or lnlormalities rroct 2985.B Boar Srreet 'B'u bll shed New port Lane, Costa Mesa. CA ard ~c. Huntington Beach. Mesa. CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE lrwind3"CA9t706, (8181~ lllereon as OlovtOed In said 11011. "' any bld1 or In lhe bid· Cos'1a Mesa, CA 92626 . Beach·Cos111 Mesa Daily Fictitious Bualn•H 92627 CA 92647 This business Is con· Flclltlou1 Bu1lneH (800! 227·1848 tUlilolnia Only!, Sy; IMS. cnarges and exoenses ol ding proco'9. A Performance Bond may Piiot April 26, 1996. Name Sl•lement This business 1s con· Alberg Babayanl Mou1un· dueled by an 1ndillldual fbtmond Zub!M. Asst. S.Zttlfy. Ille truslet and lhe trvt1S ere- P u b 1i5 h • d New p 0 rt be requued 31 the discte· F391 The following persons are d1JCted by· husband and berl. 17160 San Ma eo. Have you srarted doing Th:~o~:w~nglatp~~~~! are Dllld <W06/1996 ASAP20U93 altd by said deed of trUSI dated Beach-Costa Mesa Dally hon 01 the Oostroct doing business as: A) Red· wile IF7, Fountain Valley, CA business yel? Yes. 3·1·96 4112. 4119. 4126 996 ... fliloecto· Pilot APfll 19 26 1996 d d PUBLIC NOTICE point Internet. B) Aedpoint, Have you started doing 926708 R1thard Harvey doing bus.ness as Polanco 04110/I -llHOI • · · f3So No bod et may with raw 304 Al\/ d Pl N b1Jsiness et? No This business 1s con· Th115 s1a1emen1 was loled Upholstery, 27762 Fotbes PUIUC NOTICE II,. Ce""*•· II 'Dk! hos Bod lor a period or port Bea~~. ~A 9~~~·t ew· Kelhe KeXt • ducted by; an 1nd1v1dual w11h rne County Clerk of Road. Laguna Niguel. CA T,..... A caitlomia C~ __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T-IC-E--1 FORTV·FIVE (45) (lays aller NOTICE OF VACANCY Gregory P. Kline. 304 Al· This sta1emen1 was hied Have you started doing Otange County on 3·29·96 92677 Nobce ol Trustee's Salt Tille non 516 Wist Slla'# Mienue ----------1 rhe dale ~el for the open-D~:EBC~~..°s OOFF varado Place. Newport w11h the County Clerk of business yet? Yes. 4"4·88 19963878400 WoflY Esrauy Carrillo, 610 Order No 100633·3 Trusset Suite 200 Fresno. CA g.3704. PUBLIC NOTICE '"?hth~r~~ d or Ed car on of Beach, CA 92661 Orange County on 4·16·96 B11bayan1 M. Arberg Oaoly Polo! Apul 5, 12, 19, N Garloeld Apl 203, Santa !Sale No 69241222pf Reference 0000 (209) 221 ·2661 R01111n1 INVITATION TO BID e r u 1 11 MESA CONSOLIDATED Stacy M. Kline, 304 Al· 19963680235 This sratement was toled 2 996 F3 3 Ana, CA 92701 INo 692'41222pl Aon No 424· M Mannon PresKJtnt P 76950 Notice Is hereby given ~~hO~~~~s~;,1~~::,Ss~r.1~~ ;~~ WATER DISTAICT 11arado Place, Newport Dally Piiot April 26 May 3 w1lh the Counry Cletk ot 6• 1 4 This business is con·l.453·02 You are 111 oetault unoer 4115. 4122. 412:9196 thaf the Ocean View NOTICE IS HEREBY Beach, CA 92661 • · 01ange County on 3·29·96 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by; an Individual la Dted QI Trust dalld 05/18~0 ..:-;;.;..;..;.;;;._,..._ ___ _ School District or orange a?~~ ~ondro1;~11 ~~~85°;arfi~ GIVEN T11AT there Is cur· This b1Jsl11ess is con· lO. 17· 1996 F395 19983878397 Ha~e yo1J slalled doing Unless you take action to protect PUBLIC NOTICE County Calllomla. herelnal· accept the lowest Bid and 1antty one (1) vacancy on dueled by: husband and PUBLIC NOTICE 0111ly Pilot April 5. 12. 19, Flctttlou1 Bu1ln•11 b1Jsiness yet? yes 1•1·96 "'our property, JI mtty be sold at NOTICE OF ter teferred to as "DIS. • lhe Board of Dlrec1or1 of wile 26 996 F Name Statement Wiiiy Estacuy Carrillo ~· le 11 o IBICT", will receive sealed 10 waive any lnrormaloly or rhe MESA CONSOLIOATEO Have you started doing '1 344 The following persons ate This . s1a1emen1 wes filed"' publle sa you nee an APPLICATION TO bids up to bvl no later lhan irregularity '" any Bod te· WATER DISTRICT. II 11 the business yet? No F~~~!"s~:l~~:~~· PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: New· with the County Clerk 01 lt•plananon ol lhe nature ol lhe SELL ALCOHOLIC: 2 oo p.m. on the 9th day of ce1Ved intent of the remaining Gregory P. Kline. Stacy M . pori Beach Dental Associ· Orange County on 3·21 ·96 orocaeOlllQS against you, you BEVERAOES May, 1996, al the DISTRICT NEW P 0 RT ·ME SA members of the Board of Kline d~1~8,, fo~~:~~~:·~~on~a~a~ Flctlt1ou1 BuslnHs ales. 1501 Superior Ave.. 19983877372 ~oulO c:ontaet a laW)'er On To Whom It May ,C9n· Admlnl1trallon Olllces, UNIFIED SCHOOL DIS· Oorectors of the MESA Thas starement was filed hon "'Rehel. 2403 Fordham N•m• St•tement Sre 303, Newport Beach, Oaoly Polol Aprol 19, 26. =/03196 al lO OO am NA ctrn· NGUYEN, Ke Xuan. Is 11200Pinehurstl.an1,Hun-TRICT ot Or•nu• CONSOLIDATED WATER with the County Clerk ol Drove Costa Mesa CA Thetollowongpetsonsare CA92663 May3,10,1996 f386~ongageServas tnc as Ille (are) applying to the Oe--1ong1on Beach, CA g2647. County DISTRICT to ldl such VI· Orange County on 4-18·96 92625 · dOlng business as· A CO Uv1u Gold. 63 Wllfowood. uly appomteO trustee unoer partment of Alcoholic Bev· Al this said lime, dale and Sharon L. Ching, DI· cancy by appointment. In· t9983880437 Kelly Chapman Pavlik, Rom. Inc. 1800 E Ga1ry Lagun:i Hills CA 92656 PUBLIC NOTICE land pursuant to deed 01 lrUSI erage Control to sell alco- place, bids will be publlcty rector of Purchasing terested panoes may sub· Daily Pilot April 26. May 3• 2403 Fordham Drove. CostG 9A2v7e05, , 115 Santa Ana. CA ThlS busoness Is con· ecorded on 05131/90 as dOCU· holic beverages at ~00 o1hpen10ee1110an~d read aloud for and Warehousing, 55a. mil a lener or othet ap. 10• 17• 1996 F409 Mesa. CA 92626 R co R 1 1800 E ductod by· an 1nd1v1dua1 FNlc•tmltl•ou6•t.elu•amln•1nst1 lmlo1entno 90.29d1373!oolt"!!"', Harbot Blvd., #E·l tO, o w1 : 3217 proproal& written submos· Jack F Pavlik 2403 om, nc . . Have you sroned doing omcw recor s 1n "'' o .... o Costa Mesa CA 92626 with FINE AA S AELOCAT· sion requesting consider· PUBLIC NOTICE Fordham Drive.· Costa Garry Ave . Sanra Ana. CA business yet? No The lollowing persons ore lhe reco1der ol Onnge Countv a "41" On·Sale Beer & ABLE FOUNDATION AT P1Jblished Newport atlon for appointment Mesa, CA 92626 92705 llvlu Gold doing b1Jsiness as: The California. ei ecuted b'f. SIU Wine (Pub. Eat. Pl.) II· FOUR MIDDLE SCHOOLS, Beach·Cos1a Mesa Daily Such submonion should Flctltlou1 Bus1ne11 This business 15 con· This business is con· This statement was tlled Lido Group, 3420 Via SC/lonlau. a single man n cense(s}. BIO 14:9596 JOB#9541 P1to1 Aprol 26. May 3, 1996. be forwarded to MESA Name Statement ducted by· husband and dueled by: a corporation with the County Clerk ol Oporto. Suite 2. 04, Newport iruslor Americao Savings Bank pub t ts he d New po r 1 Plans and 1peclfleatlons F389 CONSOLIDATED WATER The following persons 118 wlft · Have you started doing Orange County on 4·10·96 Beach, CA 92663 las benef1e1ary wrn sell at put>llC Beach·Costa Mesa Oally are on Ille at the DISTRICT PUBLIC NOTICE DISTRICT, 1965 Pl1cen11a doing business as: The Have you started doing business yer? no 19983879740 Mallhew Lo1h1an. 67 Bea· 13 bOn 10 tn hlgntsl bi<kler for Piiot April 26. May 3. 10, Purchasing Department, at Avenufl. P.O Bo• 5008, People's Legal Service, business yet? No R CO Rom, Inc .. Ronald Daily Pilot Al)fll 12 19 26 con Bay, Newport Beach, .. ~ ( e f le 1996 1he above address. (7 t 4) Costa Mesa. CA 92628· 3o41 Fillmore Way. Suite Kelly Chapman Pavlik W. Lovitt, President • • • CA 92660 ,,..~h payable at Omt O sa in • F387 847·2551 Ext. 1440. NOTICE 5006. Any such lotter or l 62. Costa Mesa. CA This 518tement was Med This alelement was llled May 3• 1996 1375 This business os con. lawlul money ol tne Un1teO --------- Plans and apecificatlons INVITING BIDS submission must be re· 92626 worh the County Clerk 01 wi1n the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lnd1v1dual ~tates by cash a casnler's OBITUARY B88 may be putchued at the Sealed bids may be re· ceived at lht 01stnct 0M1ce The People's legal Ser· Orange County on 4•16-96 Orange Counry on 4·3·96 Have you srarted d0tng l:nea orawn oV a state or na- 01sm1cT Purchasing o. ce1ved at 11 .. 1 of11ce of t/\e nor later than Friday. Mey vice 3041 Fillm0te Way 19983880229 19983879015 Flclltlou• Bu1lneH business yet? No ltlonat batik a Cflecl( drawn by aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii partment, II th• above ad· Crty Clerk 3300 Newport 10, 1d996 at 5 PdMd. lAnyalpo1 r: Sulr9 l62, Cosra Mesa, CA 0811.., Pilot April 26 Mav 3 Dally Pilot April 12. 19, 26. N•m• St•l•ment Matthew lo1h1an !stall or teoeral credit unaon or I SUMMERS dress 1or Fiiiy dollars eou1811i'rd P.O Box 1768. son esmng a 1 ion n 92626 , • , • May 3, 1996 t3G3 The following ~rsons are This statement was filed l::nlde orawn oy a Stale ot ftd ($50.00) per aet, non· Newpon Bo:ich. CA 92659· tormallon should contact This business 11 c:on· 10. t7, 1996 F396 doing business .,. Beach with the County Clerk ol1era1 Savings and Loan Associa-Etvenla Surnmws. refundable. 1768 unul 11 00 A.M on Cole.e~ Scarm1n1ch. rhe ducted by: non.profit cor· PUBLIC NOTICE PUB~IC NOTICE Healthcare Solutions. 316 Orpnge County Oil 4·23·96 lion Savin9s Assooaoon or long·llme resident of A MANDATORY JOB the 15th day ol May. 1996. 01stnc1 s Acting Ex11cu11ve poratiorl Alvarado Pl. Balboa. CA 18963880827 ~avinos Sal1k sl)ldflea 111 Ste· Cotona del Mar and WALK will be held April 29. ar which 11me such bids Assistant, al (714) 631 • Have you started doing Fictitious Builnet1 Fictitious Bu1lnH1 9266 t Dally Pilot April 26. May 3. ~on 5102 01 tile rinanNI coot Pase d ena. pass od 1996. t0:30 a.m. ,sharp shall be opened and read 1206. business yet? Yes. 4·1·96 Nam• Statement Nam• Statement Jeanne Beach. 316 Al· 10 17 1996 F403 iano autnOfllld lo oo t>usiness in away April 22, 1996. st an Ing at M11ne View lor· Pub 11 shed N • w P o.r I The People's Legal Ser· . The lollowlng pet sons are varado Place, Baiboa. CA ' ' T F o She was born In Sall Middle School, 5682 Tll· TRAFFIC SIGNAL ANO Beach·Cosla Mes11 Oa1fy vice, Clyde Lopez, Troa· Tho following persons are doing business as· A) OP 92661 PUBLIC NOTICE 11115 state 1 31 In lie ronl 1 Lako C11y. Urah on burg Drive. Hu.-1ngton SAFETY llGl-ITING IN· Pilot April 18, 26, May 6, S1Jter doing business ~s: Club Central, B) Sign Ce~tral, 10 This business Is con. The flagpoles At The Main fntry May 21, 1898. She Beach, CA. STALLATION AT DOVER 1996 Th Spin, 1677 SupenOI Ave .• CorpOlate Park, 1200 Ir· d db I di d I Fictitious BuslneH Att11 To The Placentla Ci'llC The DISTRICT requires DRIVE ANO CLIFF DRIVE · th315 wil~s 1~~1(:";;~~:Y wc1~1~11"0~ IG, Costa Mosa, CA 92627 vine CA 92714 ~~~= y~~ 8~1~n:~ u~o1ng N•m• St•tement Ctnltr 401·"11 E Chapman ::~.vega111~or~fa5 ~~~~; that lhe bidder possess a ANO TRAFFIC SIGNAL PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 4·J6·96 Rory Bruce Padden. 7821 Sig~ Biz. Inc, 10 Corpo· b1Jsoness yet? No The followlng pet1ons are Ave Placenna CA all rig/II hlle sho was emptoved as B claulflcatlon contnictor's MOO IF IC AT IONS AT 199838780504 Via Genova Burbank, CA rare Park, 1200. lnione, CA Jeanne Beach doing business as· Lance ~no intereS1 conv1V90 to ano ' lteens• at the I/me the bid DOVER DRIVE ANO •6TH Flctltloui Builnet1 Daily Pilot Apnl 26. May 3. 9S1504 A 92714 This sratement was hied Collins Surfboa1ds. 1779 now neld oy II under said Oted ~9k~g·s~ored n.u~~ In ts submitted. STREET usan ndra Paddon, This busmen os con· with the County Clerk ol Placenroa Ave • Co5ta ol trust m Ille p1opercy suuateO 5 e marne 3 Y· EACH BIO MUST CON-Contract No 2808 N•m• St•tement lO. 17• t996 F4l0 782 1 Via Genova, Burb3nk. dueled by a corporaflon Orange County on 4·5·96 Mesa. CA 92627 n said counl'( <:.llolornoa de mond A Summers, FOAM ANO BE RESPON· Engineer s ES11ma1e : The following ~rsons are PUBLIC NOTICE CTAhl9s1504buslness Is co . Have you started doing 19963e79211 Wiiham Lance Collins. SCflblnO the land IJlereon Tiie and for 35 years they SIVE ONLY TO THE BID 5162.000 oo doing business as· A) Woll n business yet? No t779 Placen11a Ave. Costa pro0trly neretolore oesaibed 15 owned and operated O O Cu MEN TS AN o Approved by the Clly Outdoor Products B) Wolf Fictitious BualneH ducted by husband and Sign Boz. Inc. Teresa M. Dally Pilot April l2, l9. 26. Mesa. CA 92627 t>ei solo ·as 15• tnt sueet rho Hillcrest Dairy and ~~~M!~TP~~Vl~~O E;: Cou,nc11 this 22nd day ol Publishing. 1018 Wesr Col· Heme St•tement wile Young President May 3. 1996 1372 Tllis bu.soness •S con-ao~ss ano oilier common Resrauranr in Pasa· THE DISTRICT ' Apr I. 1996 ions Avenue. Orange. CA The lollow1ng persons are Have you starled do1r19 This statement was hied PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by an lnd1111d1Jal designaoon 11 any 01 111• real dena Th DISTRICT LeVonn• Harkless, ~~67 h M h 11 doing b1Jsiness as: s and B business yet? No w1lh the County Clerk of Ha~e you started doing cropercy oesutbed above 15 E1ven1a was very ac· e reserves Cltu Clerk e P en a rs a Drywall. 19032 Pauline Susan Paddon, Rory B Orengo Counry on 4·16"96 Flctllloue Bu1lne1s business yel? No •809 "· t1vo 1n The ChurC)l of lhe roghl to reject any or all • Mensinger, 2572 Groen Paddon L c )urported to tie .. .,.,asnore bids or to waive any Ir· Prospective bidders may briar Lane. Costa Mesa. CA Lane. Huntington Beach, This statement was flied 199438B0228 N•m• Slet•m•nl ance olllns DrlYt. Newpon Beacll. Ca 92663 Jesus Chnst 01 LaUor· rogularlties or lnlormallUes oblain one sol ol bid docu· 92626 CA 92646 with the County Clerk ol Daily Pilot Apnl 26, May 3. T.he following per~ons are Ji~~s !~~alt~~~: WCi~r:11e:, !Ille undersigned lruSlee dis· Oay·Sainls ail ol hor 1n any bids or In the bid· ments at no cosr at the ot· ~rank Carl Davern. 4919 Bradle~ Sloven Brann. Orange County on 4·16·96 10. 17, 1996 F397 ~:::~g :,~son3e:J ~~2 S~o~ Orange Co1Jnly ~n 4•19.96 claims any llablllty tor any intor· lore. and on many OC· dong process. foce ol lhe Public: Works River #B. Newpon Beach 19032 aullne lane, Hun· 19983680220 PUBLIC NOTICr-A B 'ibOa Isl cJ (rA 19963880828 ectness ol Ille SUNt adllfess casions hosted .i;ov· BP u bhl-CI sh 1• d MN e w p0o1r1 t Department, 3300 Newport CTAh 9266b3 1 tington Beach. CA 92646 Dally Piiot Aprol 26, May 3, "" 92v!;.;2 a an · Dall"' Pilot Arvll .,6 May 3 land oiner common oesiona~on era I 01 the Presia.nrs eac os a 818 a y Boulevard Nawport Beach is usoness s con-Steven Edward Caward, to 17 1996 F400 "" , ... ~ • • f •n sllown llere-S•ld s•'" of her church In her Pilor April 19, 26, 1996. • • • dueled by: a general part 19032 Pauline Lant. Hun· • • Fictitious BualneH Steven Simon, Jr • 326 1/2 10. 17. 1996 F406 • Y •• • ... homo. She was •l•O f378 CA 92659· I 766 • nership tinglon Beach. CA 92646 U L N•m• St•temenl Onyx Ave.. Balboa Island, A bt maoe but wtlllOUt Covt· actlvoty involved for ----------i For further inlormahon. Have you •tatted dOlng Ttiis business ts con· P B IC NOTICE The totlowlr19 persons are CA 92662 PUBLIC NOTICE l\anl or W¥ranly er.111eu1d or 39 years as 8 volun· PUBLIC NOTICE please con111c1 Jom Brahler, business yet? No ducted by: a general pat1· Fictitious Bu1lne11 doing bus1n11" as: New-This business Is con· Fl tltl 8 I ,. .. otaeo regaro1no 11!11 posses· reer with the Boys Re· ----------• Proiect Man3ger. at (7 l 4) Stephen M. Mensinger nersh1p S port Foreign Cai Repair & ducted by: an lnd1111dual c out ui n•a• 5!0fl or encumbrances. to 117'/ bl h PUBLIC NOTICE 644•3347 This sratement was filed Have you started domg Ham• t•t•ment Restorallon. 1617 Superior Have you started doing Name Statement Ult remavuno pnnopat sum ol pu •C. 8 c antable or· INVIT,TION TO BID P b 1 h d Ne 1 with the County Clerk of business yet? No d~',, 'g~~;:, ~~ft'~rc~ Ava.. Cosra Mesa. CA business yet? yes 4· 1 ·96 The lollowlr19 persons a11 ~. no1e(s) secureo by saio ~~i~~:!~lo~nd s~~'%c1111n0g5 Notice Is he,.by glV8fl u '5 11 • w P 0 r Orange County on 4•16.96 Bradley Ste11en Brann ., 92627 Steven Srmon. Jr. do4ng business as: Pino, OttO Of trusl wil!I lnllrtst that the Ocean View Beach.Costa Mesa Dally 1998300231 Tl'lis statement was tiled DI Vita. 1526 Valencia. Anthony M Johnson m. This 11a11ment w11 Med 11041 Magnolta Street.ltnereon as provided in saio In crises. School District of Orange Pilot April 26, 30, 1996. 0 .1 p·i t A 11 26 M 3 with the county Clerk ol ~~~rp~ BF~;~·cfsA 9f!g6?e. 3229 Nebraska Place, with the County Clerk of Garden Gr~ve. CA 9264t note(s) advances. if any. under She Is survived bY her county Callfornla, herelnaf. Ft388 ao Y 1 o P1 • ay • Orange county on 4·1·96 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Orang• County on 4.5.95 Jose Darnel Lipari. 15921 ~e terms 01 Ille Deed 01 Tiusl four children: PQvllis ler referred 10 as "DIS. PUBLIC NOTICE 10. 17 1996 F392 19983878831 1526 Valencia, Newport This businus Is eon· 10983879223 Quartz Street. Wastmonstet,'" b 0 1 ch d Mcconnel of Arcadia. ffilCT" wm receive sealed p BL NOT CE 0 11 Pll 1 1 Beach, CA 92660 dueled by: an Individual o (1 Pll t A if 12 19 26 CA 92683 •5 male ees. arges an Mae Malatesta ol Los bods up to but no later than U IC I a Y 0 Apr I 5, 12· 19, Ava Lenore Eagle. 1526 Have you slal'led doing 8 V3 ~ pr • '3 · This buslnesa is con· exe>ensu ol lhe trustee and ol z:oo P m. on the 9th day of Notice of 26, 1996 F340 Valanci1. Newport Beach, business yet? No May • I 70 ducted by: an Individual lllt trusts created by salcl dffd ~i~~:;, :fe ~:;:~0i;:, May, 1996, et the DISTRICT Dl11olutlon of Flctltloua Bualn•H PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92660 An1tiony M. Johnson Ill PUBLIC NOTICE Have you staned doing ol trusl tO·Wll $1.032.81511 and Roger Summers Admlnletratlon Offlc.. p.,tn•rthlp Ham• St•t•m•nt Thi• business ts con· lhls statement was tiled business yet? No hllmateO accrued Interest and 01 Costa Mesa:" 19 17200 Plnehurl1 Lane Hun'. Publie notice 11 hereby d~9ro1~~:;."e:"~~~ 8Aj Fictitious Bualneaa dueled by· husband and with the County Clerk of Flotltlous Business Jose O. Lipari ilddiliOnal advances 11 any wil grand.ch 11 d re n , 4 1 t1ngton S.ech. CA 92M7. given that Daniel Marty ena CCU Communication Ser· Name Statement wife Orange COunty on 4-16-96 N•m• Statement This statement was Iliad incrust llllS llgur•prlor to $ale t At this aald I/me, d•t• and Lynn Neumann. heratolore vices. B) The C11ntr11 ol the Th• following persons are Have you started d01ng 19983880215 The lollowlr19 ~rsons are with the Covnty Clerk ol llle benellcllty under satCI d"d gr°cJa ·QrandchllCl[pll. place, bids w1H ti. publlcfy doing busine" under lhe Universe. t245 Logan Ave . doing business as: J & P business/et? no Dally Pilot April 26. May 3. do;ng buslneu 11: POOi· Orange County on 4·23·96 of ITUSI htretolor1 execultO ano ~~andc~1ld~real·grea1 opened and read aloud fOf nc11uou1 lum name and Suile K. Costa Mesa. CA and Associates. 180 New· ~~r:P~late~~~ was filed 10. 17, 1996 F401 tyme of Huntington Beach. 19983880949 dlfNtrtd to ll1t unoeraigneo a Services to be hold at Iha following: style ot The Urban Gar· 92626 port Center Drive, 1210. with the County Clerk 01 17671 Quintana Line. Hun· Dally Pilot Apnl 211. Mey 3. written oecwallOn pt 0tf1u1t 1no BAU WALLS AT COL· doner 81 2400 W CoaSI Christine Caparelli, 1129 Newport Beach. CA 92860 0 PUBLIC NOTICE 1inglon Beach, CA 92647 10. 17, 1996 F392 o.mand lor sale and a written tho Church 01 Jesus LEGE VIEW, HOPE VIEW Highway, Ill 1, City ol New· W. BalbOa Blvd .. #B, New· John S. Mann.no, 438 E. rar19e County on 4·5-96 Timothy John Walker 1 0 fault· 0 lecU 1 Christ ot Laller·Oay· ANO STAR VIEW El.EMEN· port Beach, County of C?r· port Buch, CA 92661 School Street, Covina. CA 19913179237 Fictitious Bualneaa 1787t Quintana Lane, Hun: PUBLIC NOTICE ::C-~. ~nder~n~ C::se~ Salnrs, 801 O~yer TAAY SCHOOLS BIO ange, State ol Cahlorma, Lorene Judd, t65 Walnut 91723 Delly Pilot April 12, t9, 26, Name Statement tlngton Beach CA 92647 d lee Drive. Newpon Beach -6·9596 JOBl9517 did on 1he ?rh day 01 July, Street. lllC, Coata Mesa. Pamela L Blair, t 100 Park May 3, 1996 1369 The followtng persons are Thia bualneH ls con· Flotltlou1 Bu•lnffl said noooe 01 default •n • • on Saturday, April 27, Plans and apecmeatJons 1995, by mutual consenl, CA 92~7 Newport. Newport Beach, doing bu1ln11s as: CabNet, ducted by: on lndlvldual N•m• St11tement lion to SIM to bt recorded In Int 1996 111 11 a.m. In llou are on me at Iha DISmlCT dlssolvo the said panner· This business 11 con· CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE 16101 VO(l Karmen, Suite Have you atarted doing The following persons are count; Wl'ltrt Ille rtel pro11tnv 19 of flowers, the lamlly ~urchaslng Department. at ship and terminate lhelr re. d ered b • rt Thi• business 15 con· 170, lrvlnt, CA 92715 buslneHJet? Yes, 4/1/96 doing bu11ne11 as: Frank'• IOC&~d and mort lllln ltlrM roqu1tsts donations 10 1110 above eddress. (714} l11tlons as p1nner1 therein ~ave y~ ~fa~ ~ardoln ducted by; a general part· ,.ctltlous Bualn•H OlllCI Telecom Marketing, Timothy . Wilker Olgglng. 2141 Aepubllc, moncns lllYt llaPStd Slnct such be made 10 the brtut 847·2551 Ext 1 .. 0. Daniel Many will P•Y and business yet? No• g nershlp N•m• Statement 18101 Von Karman, Suite This 1l1tement w11 filed Costa Men, CA 92627 recordltlOn dai. 04/02,96 N.A. A bll 3 -f>lans Ind 1pec1nc.11ona dlseh11ge 111 liabllllles and Chrl c Have you started dol g Th• tollowlng ~flons are 110, Irvine. CA 112715 with the County Clerk ol Frank J. Dowd. 2141 A• Me1'pft a.m.1, 111. 11 •Pu c. 493 Grand rtlay be purc:h.,ed at the debrs of the htm and r• Jud'!srlnt aplltlll, Lotene buaJness yet? No n doing buslnass H : AJ Sar· This bu11ne11 Is con-Orange Counly on 4·5-96 publle. Cotta Mesa. CA tra-. 400 E Main n .. 1 ann Avenue. Chino ... "'· <ltSTRICT" Purcn.tlng 0. ce1ve all monies payable to This atatement w11 flied John S. Mannino vie• Coln Metere. 8) ductld by: a COfP<>flllon 198t3e7924t 92627 trutlM oltas StoclrtOn CA CA 91709. Arrango· partmenl at the •bovt .. ~ the hrm with the County Cferlc ol Thi• statement wu filed Whelan Properly Manage· Hnve you •tarted doing Daily P11<>1 Aptll 12 111 26 This bu1lntu 11 con-9S290·.C009 •llC>llont number ~~~~•ryby, ;4at2"1c00Ylew dress for Twenty·ftv• ...,... Further notice 11 hereby Orange Counry on •·t8-Ge with lhe County Clerk 01 menl, 3140 Bear Strfft, busln.11 yet? NO Ma 3 11198 • ;36& c!Ueted by: an Individual ~I SAS.3769 by Pal 1.'111~·~;;;;~~~~;;; 1811 ($25.00) per Ml non-given that tht undersigned 19983880213 Orange County on 3-~·94 1230. Cotta MHI. CA Ollie• TeltQom Marttaling, Y • Have you atatttd c:tolng nl p. 78785 refundable. wlll not be responsible, 18983878407 112628 Dorothy L Hellon Stc1• PUBLIC NOTICE bu•lnett y.r1 No 2 411,. ~--l"'U ·~.::: A MANDATORY JOB from this day on, IOf any Oa)ly Pilot Al)ftl 28, May 3, John FnineH Whelan. 226 1ary ' Frank Dowel --·-•_._ .. ,_,..,______ ~ -~ obligation Incurred by 1119 10, 17, 1"8 F•02 Ollly Piiot Aprll 5. 12• HI. Hutt Drlvt , Corona Oel Ttil• •tatement was filtd Flctltloii• Bll•ln••• This stetement w" filed PUIUC NOTICI MAaftt•••~' jiiiillll••••••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•ii•liiim• .. 2G. 1996 F:M7 Mer, CA '12625 with the County Cl11k of Na"'• Statement with the County Cfttk ol ---------mUJlllHUl'IE~ PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1lneu Is con· orange County on 4·1!MHJ Th• followlng ~reons 119 Ora~ County on 4·19·H Loan. 440938-3 Oiltt· 623:78 S 'T' A nrrzr]\ T.G clucttd by: an lndivldUll f9983880834 doing bualn ... 11: The UI· 19tt388083S Flit. 10096 A p Humbel 419-..1.n.n. ...I. .J 1 y l ',: Flclltlou• llualn•H H11v1 you started dot~ Dally Pllol April 211. May s. tlmatt Cl'loict. 3g51 Plau D•llY Pilot April 2e. May 3, 172·49 Nob 01 TrutM'I S* ---:::" IT({ ) N•m• l\at•m•nt bu1ln1" vet? A) Y••· B) 1o. n. 1oge F<t04 Drive. Sult• 230, Santa 10. 11. 199CI ,405 unde< Otto 01 Trust you•• tn ~~\ 1 1 /I/ The follOwlng J)lfaona 1,. No Ana. CA 02704 dlflult under Deed 01 frutt A Mrew ~~~· , \ i 7 ' cio1n0 t>ualnii• .. : Jave ~rn F Whelan 1 PUBLIC NOTIC! Terrl LM Smith, 1048 N. PUii.iC llOTJCI d11td oetoOet 22. 1993. unlm ... \ ~ ~J "r•nze, 31138 Newport wllh• 1='c':~ w~; 9:, Flotlllou. hllneaa Eneanto. Orang•, CA yOU lakl ICIOn to proltel yCMK XlJ Blvd., Ntwr>O" Beach. CA ., . llm9 *1TICl or: TIMTln Mll U.. l)f1)PttlY It tnlY buotd et public '!All ~ \ .... 112663 Orange County on 4·18-90 Name Statement Thie bueln111 I• con-OGUlUl>c:#TUTFllt t,._ Sill 11 you Mid en~ \~'I ~ MW1ln ,~Iman, »S Pl· t89t3&ao221 The followlng J*90nS are dueled by. In lnd1"1dual ~ ,.,.. OiNI" ...,. Of the na111re Ol lte Pfoc.cllng .,,~'~, ~ ~ :-. '" an• Udo. ~ Beach. Diiiy Piiot Aprl 28. May 3, dOlnQ bustn ... 1.1: Stuart Have you llarttd doing ~ . ....-...-YQI AM ai.1111tt "°" you lllOUld conllCt ' I ~ CA~ 10, 17, ION f3" WrlQ'11 Mor1g1199 8-nker. buslMll ytl? Ytt, 3/1/91 ,_ Cl(JALflf 1.aR A CBD c:# '"" , · I BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tl~ u,,J 1Jtp4mnmt 111 IN Dttd) Ahr u p/hz-1 St.,en f'OIQatrnan 335 Pl· Ouilder Olvl11on. 5000 Tetrl L. li'nllh T'Ul Do\TU>_. ~UM-a llW'ftt NotlDll IS IW'°'f 9Ntll Ula Udo, ~ewpo;. Be.en. PUBLIC NOTICE Birch. Newpott Beach, CA Thie tt1te1Mnl Wit Ill.CS ... 'vou TNtl TO cCI" ~°!' ..... F~~ CA 92"3 112MO wllh th• CO\lnty Clerk ol "'°1tCT 'f(Ut ~ IT OIPl>'lllOft ...... or1111 ..... ,,,... Thi• buelntu 11 co"' "clltlou. au.lneH David Ludtnoton, 6000 Ot•no• County on 4·~91 MAY 1£ sa.o AT A M.iC fl~ • Trui ... or SIKXllaOf duettd by: 1 ganerel P•'1· Na.me ltat•m•nt Bl1eh, 140f1~ Ntwport 1HtJ8792J2 SAA.£. F YOU 1f11D M p. Trusllt. or SubSllMtd TruslM 10itnrt<>ulH't'11 nnv '"7/fa 1'1<1U• 11W1'4/M to NW bicnM!Stl. • · \K~ u1// fl(JWS£A.RCH tN IWmf for )Otl Ill flD ortnl~, 11Ni111111t J'* tbt """ 111J rlx tn'p IO tlJt Cowr HflUlf ,,, Safllll I'(,... n>m. of t'fNl'Jt, lljitr tht ,.m, u '°"'p/rlrtl rlJf '"'U filqour jm11""' bwt11t1J 1tt1TM 111mmm1 Wrlh thl °"'"" ( lfr-~. pub/Js}J ()Tl« II uaJt for four u.Wlb Ill "'YfUrtd"' "1111 ilM t/tm fa J'#' Jll'flef Hf!"'""""'"" u.•1" 1"' °"'"" °"'*- '"'-stDp bJ "1 fi/L )OW' fttfllrN iNsJNJJ lllZlmlml Ill tN fMJJ l\Jat, JJ() W' fl,l'f '1 Llfflll Alu. f[Jtqu,..,,,,,,, zj,J1-<ot11111Ill(714)64l../J2J •M" u,:J llWkr -npmts for Jl"' IO thil""""""' by M Jf ..,,, J1t111/J !Nn" ll'IJfonhtr 'f'd1#U pt.,rJ"' .lftl wr wrUlinMlr "-r I-"'"' .ua.o Jl"'· GtxJ h"'1 m JO"' 1tl'UI lltma .. Daily Pilot ------ J. ' nerlhlp The IOllO'#l"Q peltonl art 881ch. CA 92()0Q Oally Pilot Ap(1I 12 UI 2' f'\.AMTION Of TMl•~ Of 0Uf1Ulf11 lo the ()Md Of Trull HIV• you sfarltd doing doing bu•'"'" 11: Cl'llng Jhl• butln1u I• eon-May 3 1909 • f3ei nc~14AMH'O,._ uteutto tlf Vlnod ~Nr• bual~ Y•I? No Hal RHI ....... Inc. 752 ducttd by: an lndlYldual -I vou ltQU) COITACT A LAW-1110 Min• san1111w1 and ,.. Martin l"Olgelman w. 181h SltHI, ¢011a Hev• you alat1td doing PUBLIC NOTICE 'YUl ...._ • ...,.._ M eo<dtd on tomt1993 as tn· Thlt ataltmenl WH fllld ~!.··· CAaJ~nE t>ualo ... ,,~~.cl~~ Y••· 4-441CS Pl .... • In ...... "-" •• • ~ SlrUmtnl No t.3·0141579 in with lhe County Clefk ot "''~ H .,taf Ill.le Inc.. •~.., _. , • ...,.on Cvu.U. u• •H • ...... • -...... • 110011 M P-o8 nit Of OltDll Orange County on .w.te 112 W ttlh SuMt. Coett Thia atatemtnt wu filed NMM St•t•rMnt ...._.._.,..._ ... rfCOl'Ot II\ 11\t omc. ot !flt 1 ... HHUa Mesa. CA 92827 with lha County Clerk ol ~ tOllOWlng ptttona.,. Oeadeff1u .. _,...11W_J.. COllntV AecotcW ot Or1f19t Da\tt Pilot ~If 12 1t 29 Thi• butlntu 11 co,,. Orange County on •·19'98 ~ bu~u •r. Oalla ,.._. .., -. K ,..... COllR"' c.lltomll and OUBUllll ' · ' duatd by e corporation 19ff,61N17 AeHatCh. 45'3 Mac:Art!M ........ 1M ......... 111 .,. May~. ttte f'J7' Haw ~ stat1td doinQ Dally Pllol APtil 2t. May :t, Bllld, Gte 317·A. Newpott Wt1ft•l • .,._... .,._ !~ ~°':. ~ ':': ""UC MOTtCI buafMU yet? Y", t0/2t7 10. t1, 1tt1 f4ot h11e11. CA. t2MO ' N-l50Mlll._*,...MAtf ~"-A 0, ..... -ll......, tVI 15 Dof'i Ha1dy LJngle. ~,..,. ........... ,_...., ,._,_.. ,,_.. ,lelllleue ....._ Ching Hal A .. I Otate Inc.. ClaHlflt0 11..... 2011 112 f"omomi A~, CA11tMy ,._,.., 14 °"'II' PolO' M . • ~ l!O tf.. " ......... ....,. 1,Mefk w. Chi, PtetlOent CONWNlhT Cowta ....... Ca IH&? ~ ~ ........ 7ff1 ot .. Oflldll ttt:Offll -The rolloW!ng ptreona Mi "rt111 a$atament l#N flt.ct whethet you'•• buy-Thi• bu1ine11 _Je con-.. .....,. ti o.w ... ....._. Ml on 05.'DlntMll Tiie Fton1 dOlng ~lneM ••· .,...,01 With 4"-County Clerk of Ing, Nllfno.-°' fU•t • w ......, ,..... CJ' Tiit AIDDolfl M Thi M# EnterprtNI. nn · Harbot Orll!Oe C°"'"'f on ).29-91 IOoklng. clualfl•d ha• RI NT \lnVl• 111 IMlt • P.--. tntrY Ar• fo TM"-""' CMC 8h1d, l&tO, Costa Mtta 1 ... M71Ht w!'lal \IOU ntltldl •'"*'-Mt.,_.,,.. C*lttt 4IU"411 I ~ CA t2'M • Dally Piiot Aprll I . tr 1f, Cl.ASSIPl•D ""'' i. I 11 d OIMI ,._,. t4 Ill • .._ ,.._. .. C4 II 10 00 I Ill JoM F. AWn, Jr , lUI H. 1191 1)46 Mt ... e'Pa • 111100011 C IH111e _,,,_ ~ N ,._. M •let Mr1C ..-., • N '"Ofllll ' . . ~. CIASSIRED HOURS felepho~ 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday ,,, -Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm ;~ Monday-Friday · "'' -...1·1,; ' n• ~':(S)- n -' •I HUNTINGTON BE&CB 1040 NEWPORT BBACB 1069 UNIQU• N.a. Vl.W CONDO• 1,,..,,.-ime gated ., ... 3-ear gar. 3Br 3.5Ba, Hrdwd n,.., wetbar, 3· fp, t :C.ecka. OJ*1 Sun ,2~. 844.a72• ~ VILLA POINT ~~.900 . Water vl9M1. Barbara, Agent '129-7288. Prudential John' DouglH 1400 UITllDICM c.a 11.et IOdOO wtth 2 a.drOom, 1 8ath h4)UH with MtdWOOd 1._.. NMda TLC. eua.ooo ..elh owner ff nanolng; Oanlacl owner, P.O • .,_ 2404, ~ e..otl, CA I "t ' ,. .. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT DAILY PILOT GENERAL POLICY DIADUNIS Rates and deadlines ~ subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement ... Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent" accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the ertor. Credit can only be allowed for the first insert.ion. Monday ···········r Friday 5:~ 1\aday ............. M9flday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... 1\aday 5:00pm (JJlea.;e include your oarqe mi phooe nwnber mi we'll call yoo beck With a pice ~) Thursday ........... Wednesday 5;00pm _Friday .......•........ Thursday 5:00pm llYMAIL•• APARTMENTS FOR RENT BALBOA ISLAND 2606 ·--. 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 9'lh27 C.0.-ci Newpolt 81\od a: Bly SI. COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO SHARE INVESTMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 SPORTING 2 7 2 4 0 PPORTUNITY S 53 0 S 5 30 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GOODS Stud lo w /k Itch en ette, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 908 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6065 prv ent .. s470 Inc. util/ NB oceanfrnt on board-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Flower Shop/Outdoor Teachua INF/PRE·K FRl•SAT•SUN 15' Coleman Canoe cable, W/d, H orse Wik, deluxe vu. Lg 2 postilions avail. FT/ your .own child wel· 8AM·5PM w/paddles. S300 Mens property 548-5861 ·cstm hm, lndry. $595 N~;~t ~bll~=~s~n 53":<.~ PT. Design apptitude come, premium pay Furniture •Clothes road bike Trek 500 se- Stupendoua tool 1Br. Gar avail. 675-5742 Get your money back nee. Apply In person, for P!T afternoon Glassware & Misc... rles. S2oo 548-9294. No pets. Elec range, NB Share beach home, & on-going percent In Every Bloomln' Thing, shifts. 968-8833 1516 Cumberland Ln Springfield Armory Pat I 0 • enc I 9 a r · business. 6 fig income 1_2_5_0_E_. _1 _7t_h_ .• _C_M_. __ M 1/A.308 New in box. $550 + dep. 642-5964 quiet neighborhood. FUNDRAISERS South Never fired. Accurate Po o I, t en n ls. poten. l-800-454-5579 Immaculate Furniture s $600+•r.iu111 722.7114 Coast Repertory Beable10alfordyourdreams to 1K yards. ynthetlc needs your phone Gr°"":;P.1e1ec:ommunoeatoons Everything goes $20 camouflage stock. exp. for our annual co o Ml career With huge to $2,500 obo. cherry Sl 200 080 money making potential ~ull B/R t I I & campaign. PfT. days/ or parHtme Call now• se s. r ce pos er Swedish Mauaer eves., wkend hrs avl. 833-2242 sleigh, formal dining 6.SX 55 1918 All PERSONALS Hourly & comms. Call 111111111u 11J111111mu rm w/chlna cabinet, matching serial il''s Michael 957-2602 ext. =v~=:•r:::;J leather sofa set, Victo-Stamp.ed Dy the 3002 ,_2_4_7_1v_m_s.;;.g_. ----~ft:~:t':~L.:I rian living rm, grdfa. Queen of Sweden. ,. the r c Io ck . PI us A m o . r are f 1 n d . liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim INSIDE SALES 220-2968 S250 ODo 841 ·8088 The Classified Adver------------------- Rear unit over garage. W/deck, for 40's exec. NEW FREE PARmlNE 1·80.1·871-5555 18 + long dist. toll .101min f COM/NB area. $250 h-----...-------. finders fee. 722-7307 2740 Bring In this coupon for l/2 on lit month's rent. For a Hmlt9d Hme only. • EXll'O LOfQG Jrs • 1 and 2 bedrooms 1 fR im 2 BR $860 • Sond Volleyball • 2 ltghled tennis courts • Ytlbl bllndS I • oelllng Fons I • PltJ8h COfPlf • FltMIS Room I • Hu(le i.oted pool ond spa I• 9oi 88Qs I : ~~w1111"\.11k>fdl ' • Qdld Oormu'llfy • HOTTEST .A.t,AA.l1lw 1.69 UVE ~· .. 1OD1 9Q0..505-5050 800-739-4420 818-758-9100 t Ottlci ttell.n. 9:(0 am~ 6.00 pt'!'\ ~F I Orid 10:00 om -•:UJ pm weekends r 635 welt '*l C* Meta. CA I (71e 117.oo11 tlsing Department has EMPLOYMENT KI n g Bdrm •et . an opening tor a full Henreden, pecan.I••••••••• time inside sales rep. SERVICES 5533 Medtr. styt, 9 dr drsr, GARAGE SALES The candidate must iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hdDd, 2 dbl drwr nt- have strong telemar-•••••••• stands, 5750 548-6985 ••••••••• ketlng abilities and Please be aware that enjoy cold-calling. the listings in this cat- Physical/drug screen-egory may require you ing required. Base to call a 900 number plus commission. Xlnt In which there 1s a benefit package. EOE. charge per minute. M/f /H/D. Call Judy Moving Sale Designer --------- emobossed white sofa BALBOA and chaise lounge. pd ISLAND S3,000. Sale-both for 6106 $400. birch col. tbl w/ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii beveled glass. collec· tor lamps S55, & Ac· cess.. stone sculpted clock S50, & paintings S45, patio furn S40. Make oller 645-0560 BIG SALE Oetting at (714) 574---------- 4250 for an inlervlew EMPLOYMENT ON LITTLE ISLAND SAT & SUN 9am-2pm 9' Dingy, antiques col· 1ect1t>les, clothes Etc ... 1608 Balboa Ave(Rear) or fax resume lo (714) WANTED 5535 631-6594. Prof/Bachelors: Fem --------- student ava11 as per-MERCHANDISE sonal asst. Clean/er· S SO S randsllndry. 548-9360 Ml C. 1 *HOUSEFUL* •Poodle• AKC• l.thr eofaa, sleigh bed, Tea Cup Toy 6 Mini GIANT 3·FAMILY MOVING SALE 1 Day Only, Sat, April 27 _ Din tables. sola.s. t>drm furn, freezer, stereo. TV. chairs, Utecycle, clothes & misc. 319, 323 & 323 'h Apolena Everything muat gol Moving Sale Great stufll 457 Seaward Rd. (PCH past Poppy left) 8· t 1 Sat. 6122 ~-s--.-.. ;lf'i r_• •. •..; • ·.·I"' I . . ' f •• " .. __ . ' I' • 1-.1. ,. Ct.t 1'e Nol Olmledl GI '42·5471 lo ,tat. "" -Seit Alf! entertainment armolre, S2SO.S950 71•"751-3465 Victorian furniture silk---------~ pJk>t lrHe. coffee & end ta· Save a b u1ed and b .... ate. Grandlathar abandoned pets. Ba • ·-··• ... ctoc:k 714-894·9880 voluntHr/foster. Call ~-········ ' 114-59N~037. ••caulat•. two po ---------••otnl aof e, rew .................................... ... •Ilk fetnlo, oft• whtte, netirly new oond., wea •uoo .... • , :900 ·-·· Caaa•tl• CMlnet, plohuoa, aaulp. bire. Old Npt aoh ptotura. aowln1 "'••"'"·· .h.,!t o ....... .-•. L•n M'"'4HI .......... t.a9. Call ••• U71 or?eG-.. eL ....... COUCf\, \ ~ OiC£ aoo Utt rm c:"••r .,. "tie"'* t fl. Alf •Int. ..... , 39$ .,.. ring) munlty MarUt Piece. • CUl ..... d ...... 7. Put a few words to work for you. Call 642-5678. ---... -..--------- t \ p 0 It I p 0 a s ,, 9t I 81 p t~ a. I "' D po d u rE ' v. 11 1n ,. H It' A Cl Ill I F• s 0 A TI TI ·~ b f( In d I B p It s c le TI bl 2: M A 1; Ur I pl 01 th I A• Fl Bl I ar P1 lh 8J F m DI Pl dr (S re I w H st M 01 84 1 lh B he Is E FC SI 0 At TI Tl 1 th bl re In di r a. Pl th S< C< IGi Tf bh 2'.I M; Ac 17 ton > pl! op th• e LE A~ Tl '€ p er• ~~ 1111 814 fi Pl °" lar rel > • \ ACROSS =f!Vlng .$ 8e In a choir ~ 12 -up: cany oft 1 • Aorne'I nvet 15 Kimono u1h ,. P90I 17 Pa11 of H~ 18 Netttler here - ~there 19 Does lht bM:katrolle e1 ~ ~tlanls ~..O.scend a chll !9'~1 bender 30 lnvotved with 3\ Hawaiian leasts 33 Black ' 37 Claim on pr()C)erty 38 "Gel -of that junk•· 39 Melody 40 Boys •1 G<>Ods 43 Thought 44 October stones '6 Traces 41 Bit of greenery 50 Door parts 51 Children's author Or - 52 Word used w11h bmeOf ure S'P~ 55 Wltble 57 Fake 62 Big LNgue av9"I 63 Gold bar a.. Nevada 14111 65Wietd 68 Terra fmna 87 Formal anlre DOWN f Wyoming hrs. 2 Belndebl 3 'Football coach Landry 4 Jump on one loot 5 Old name for Thailand 6 Stortc·s cousin 7 Hairdresser's Item 8 Carps 9 ActorJames Eart-1 O German sub 11 Encircle 13 Sherill's group 14 Not that 20 Healthy 22 Restncttve 23 Craze 24 Made a choice 25 Air·t1me buyers 26 Not hers 27 Small stream PREVIOOI PUZZLE IOlVED 28 Olympic sllallng event 29 Ill-mannered 32 -Mountains of Asia 34 Poke 35 Leg j04nts 36 Team cheers 41 Shake a linger (at) 42 Blend 45 Flower part 47 Clumsy 48 '88 Olympics Sile 49 Carpenter's taller 50 Sentry's command 51 Boutique 52 Endorse (a • check) 53 Trudge 56 Genetic matenal 58 Witch 59 Expression of surpnse 60 Hereand - 61 Urge POW!l IOATS MOTORCYClES 701Z SCOOTERS 8018 lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii '90 Hwund•I R1eo•I _81_1(_1_1 _____________ . =RT Du......., .... er,...-.... liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8169 HYUNDAI "'I __ _.. _.... econtreclora Surp&ut with OMAR SHARIF V111yl wtndowt, micro 23 Pt ••~llner 1877 Crulaw/apon flther, h· bergl1, 2 Chryaler eng. L0tan/li1hllnder, radar & more, $28,000 '82 kaw••akl KZ 11 00 t ouring bike, full dress, 51500 obo 873·6933 Wt111e. AC. Only 60K orig rnl. 1 Lady ownor Very pampered beao> hful car. Only $259!1. Tt111ble Cle<LI ok. Wt CM hnanct anyone w11ow down.1ow mo payments ~ TANNAH HIRSCH ov~. LP tank for AV, aurfboard, wetsuit, dlV• gear, hOuaehold 18 POJNTS FOR SLAM Items, etc .. Sat only Both vulnerable. South deals. WEST •I( NORTH •AJ875' I:? Void 0 98'$ •642 EAST • 10 I;? Q 3 0 A KJ 10 8 2 •A985 o KJ 10972 O Q75 •J7S SOUTH •Q96 32 c::;>A885_. O Void •KQIO The bidding: $0UTB WEST 1• 20 Dbl Pan Pan Pua 6• Pue NORTH so •• 50 P ... Opening lead: King of o EAST 3<::1 50 Pua Pua veteran equad all it c0uld handle. Aprll 27th &·Noon 417 31st 875-5018 When the veteran• held the Decorator plates by Slip avail at Newport. ••••••••• 909·987-2141 or 909· 980·0340 conn•• AUTOMOBILES Coast Auto Fln1net 714-4146-5959 North-South carda, they bid their OeGrazla, Kuck, Etum, --------- combined 16 high-card point• to othe.-.. Sat. 4/27 7am· SAIL BOATS 7014 -B-11-6\11----9- 0 -3- 0 JEEP four apades, were doubled and were 2pm. 2207 Clay St. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'Inn delighted to make the contract with •~N_B-------.84 Catalln• Sailboat iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii two overtrickl for a total acore of Ea1tbluH Moving Sale 27tt diesel. furling Jib, '80 BMW 325os. wht, 1190. That proved to be not. quit.a llallan furnishings, pristine. 512,000. 714. 5-apood, 118k mlles. 9110 enough. couches, tbls, chrs, 436-6865 or 854·6460 E11cellen1 condition! 1900 Eagle T•lon Sliver/Black, loa.ded, 1 owner, pert. grad gilt. 714·547-7621 The auction e hown ia by the enter ctr w/stereo, TV. $9,900 714·733·3369 VCR: Armant suits, ---------1---...------ young team, and needa conaiderable home office rurn. FAX WE PAY CASH --------MERCEDES 9130 explanation. North's three-diamond machines, lots more. For good usod Sabols CAD ILIAC 9040 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cue-bid was forcing to game with SAT, 4/27. 2417 Novla & boat oqulpmenl. 1• spades as trumps _ we might have Garan• Sale Sat. Mlnnoy's Yacht Sur-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii b · h l ,. • plus, 1500 Old New· '92 Sevlll• STS white een content w1t a eap to •Our o nly, clothes, furn. port Blvd. 548.41n 2 1 d 't & spades, but why quarrel with 1uc-odds & ends t 759 » d omon • toupo op loarher. bose sound cesa? Despite appearances, South's Centella Pl., NB w/cd, custom chrome double of three hearta was not for ,_L_l_d_o--1.-1-.--M-o_v_l_n_g MARINE SERVICE , whoqls. ABS brakes, pt!halties; it was a cue-bid promis-S•I• Sat. 4/27, 8· SUPPLIES 7020 remoto entry/alarm, ing first-round control. 12pm, clothes, enter· new lie. pa.· 36k mil, Four spades by North was fast to In men t c en I er, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil undo r w arr an I y . '89 Merced•• Benz 160k miles, phone, xlnt. 515,900 firm, 436·6665 or 854-6460 '93 Mercedes Benz 400 SEL TOP 1st 7/1 5969.18 MB credit ap· pp~oved SOK mites 436-6665 or 854·6460 arrival, denying intereat in any· books, pictures, misc. TONS OF $22,950 showroom. thing beyond game. That might ,_1_09_e_1_o_M..,.e_n_1_on_e_.__ con d . 6 4 5 .3 t 2 o . •-P-O_N_TIA __ C ___ 9_1_7_0 have ended matt.era had not East Moving Sal• 10 yr STAINLESS STEEL 644·0625 ovo. persisted with five diamonds. accum, greal stutrl Bronze & brass & nuts __ 1_9 __ 8_9_S __ E_V_l.,...L-L""E,---liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii South's nnas was 8 cuerbid showing Wide variely, priced to & bolls + wnshors. Original, reol good '89 FIREBIRD White, ,.-selll Sat 8-1pm 1601 $6.00 per pound. condition. new !Ires. 2 tops, 5·spd, loaded. Conventional wisdom has it that firstrround control and, when North Warwick. Lane {~r Mar-Minne~·.s Yacht Sur· 58500 675.6128 Xlnt cond. 54400. Call 31 points are needed to contract for cue·bid hearts in response, who lners/Dover) plus, 1500 Old New· 543-2369. a small slam. That is usually the could bid less that six spades with ,_M_o_v_I n-g--s-.-1-.-.-S-a-t port Blvd. 548-4192 1-.-9-2--L-e_M_a_n_s-,-2-3-k case when both hands are reason-the South cards? 4 /2 7 8 ·2pm De· FORD 9075 miles. xtnt. htchbk, ably balanced. But when the deal is signer & pallo furn. ---------• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii stick, NC, cass. 45 I di I th 11 Learn to be a better brid1e lamps. antiques, MARINE SLIPS mpg, orig owner wild y 'stributiona , row a con-I I S b lb t th. DOCuS 7022 '74 Ford E-300. runs, 53995 544 7835 ventional wisdom out the window. paayer u •e r e n ow 0 e paintings. seminar ta· .n for parts. Many new · · This deal is from a match in the Goren Bridie Letter by callin1 bles. chairs. clothes. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil partsl Take It alll •---------(800)788-1225 for information. Or books, linens & morel S595. 259 Sier ks, CM. PORSCHE 917 5 Vanderbilt Team Championship at write to Goren Bridie Letter, All must go. 2316 18'·20' allp avl., ott ---------the recent Spring North American p 0 Bo ..... 10 Chi lL .....,..,. Falrhlll Dr. (11 23rd St. Marcus Ave.. S 180 '82 Mustang 6·cyc, iiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMi · · ~.... • caeo, V\IUU\r" o A ii blo 5/1 k ltl AC rl 6 T Champions hips in Philadelphis, "4l0. · Npt Bch 645-0560 m · va a SI sh . . mn . ' 7 arga Reblt eng. when a team of Young Turks gave a Multl-fam·Sat. 8•12 _6_7_5_-4_9_8_6 _____ 1 new brakes. Ort gas. grt cond, not running. 1------------------------------1 TV, waterbed ~ morel 36, Mooring w/l l' 51250 obo 571-0632 $5000 or trade for VW P •· campor. 545·2030 1979 ort Ramsgate BW, off Alvarado Pl., '88 ESCORT OT (xFord/San Miguel) E. of Bay Is. Coll Rod, AC. Brand new --------- (909) ~97·9797 or paint & stereo. TOYOTA 9210 "Ask about mv April Specials" (909) 626-7190 Absolutely wonderful iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii car only 52295 . Terrible credit ok We can finance anyone w/low down/low mo. payments TRANSPORTATION BOATS 7011 50 Ft Mooring, xlnl loc near Pavilion. Cans serv1cod this year. 515,200 mcl sml boat. 619-778·2683 Coast Auto Finace 714-448-5959 50' Mooring 28' Unlfllght Sally Or fess. Great penm· '94 Ford Bronco Dog. twin chrysler, sula location! Closest XL T loaded. tow pkg, '88 Supra 109 miles. 5-spd. targa roor, xlnl. 55,900. 714-436·666$ or 714·854·6460 90 Camrav 1 owner, air, 5 spd, 27·38mpg, stereo. very reliable 56,950. Call 640-7447 44's. New bait tank, Mooring 10 land Call 12.800 mil. Black. tntd --------- b1ldge pumps, VHF, Steve 723·5883 window. custom rims. 234 E. 17th St. #117 Costa Mesa • 042-0434 4X4 9221 am/Im stereo. com-524,900 552-6565 pass. Loran & fish BAL B 0 A VA C HT ---1-9-9-3-F-0-,-d---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COSTA MESA 6124 FOUNTAIN IRVINE 6144 ~;d~~ri~1~ea d'~/sen. :v~~11~~a~1b~:1,5~1i;,~ Bronco 4x4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VALLEY 6134 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,_6_7_3_·_86_9_5_e_ve_s_.___ S 14.50/h. 673· 1761 •n porlect condihon. i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MOVING SALE 18·yr·-B B t I I ---------all power. loalher. Ant I q u •a/Co I· accumulation. Furn. ay o.a not e ectr c. Broker Slips Lido phone. tow pkg, rims/ lectlbl•• yard sate, Rummage Sale ,Aprll toe. Lido Isle, blue Marina Vlllago, bo:JI 11 r o s. on I y 6 0 k . clothing. cameras, 52 ooo s Priced to soll, Frl. 4/ 27. 8·2pm, All Saints canvas top, . show location, 512·15 17,000. 574-4247 or glass, appliances. b c 11 f d ·1 26, Sot 4/27, 8·2pm, Church, 11082 Bush· Groat stulfl SAT/SUN o o. a or e1a1 s per h. 723·1069 646·9449 •'89 Range Rover• While. w/tan leather seats. never ever off road. 95k miles, bush guards, sunroor. ab-solute mint cond S16,50-0 645-0748 156 Costa Mosa St ard FV (S-0. of Talt.*1rt) 8.2. 5 Calandria (Cul· (2 13) 876·7833 eve. ver & Irvine BlvO.) MKll Zodiac 15h. Alu· NEW DOCK 2 slips 30' ------------------ mlnum rtoor boards. + •. Elec/wlr/dock GMC 9081 ANTIQUES & TEL. 1141641-1119 DeHAVEN .. GIANT Sal/Sun 8-3pm, 40 yrs accum, NO JUNK, Chery Picker Engmo Puller, palms. hng bskts. books, clothes, '65 Mustang, 221 Sherwood Pl. CM Getto the basle ~BC's Attic, basement, and closet then get some cash. 842-5878 NEWPORT BEACH W-20HSP Johnson boxs. Marcus Channel CLASSICS OB. $1200. 642·7794 S225/mo ea. 673·7353 '9 5 Vu k on S LE 2 · dr · I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9250 Lie. "to't.n'-· • Huge 15 fam Sale fundralser for soccer. greot stuff! Sat 4/27. 8-4, 325 E 22nd St. Costa Mesa 6169 -------Side tie, S 10/11, up to 40'. Good NB loca· lion. Water/eloc. No llve-aboards 675·6 t 28 4x4, whllo/be1ge. fully loadod w/hvy duty ex· tras. hvy duly tow. Alarm. 6-yr fact warr, mint cond. reg thur '97. $28,000. 546-4806 Annual Community Oarage Sale Nwpt Hts/Cliff Haven Over 50 Households Pick up garage sale maps at corner of Cliff Drive & lrvlne Avenue. Sal Only March 27th 7am-2pm POWER BOATS 7012 28' Bayllner 1994 , 2859 Superc1ass1c. CAMPERS, RV S, Mercrulser 7.4 1tr .. TRAILERS 8014 HONDA under 40 hrs .. Bravo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 9085 II , bottom paint, VHF, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '82 PRELUDE Elect '54 Dodge Royal classic, original runs great. S2500. 714-436· 6665 or 714-854·6460 No room left in the garage for the car? Twins Club Sale Sat. 4/27 7-11 am, 973 So- nora Rd.(405/Fairview) Great kids Stulfl Whelher you're buying or selling. Classified covers all your noedsl shore power, 5 yr. hull warranty, refrigerator, ballory charger, water hoater, 538,500 OBO ('714) 723·0473 '70 Alaskan Cnmpor 9.5 ft. Stove. ice box Good cond. w/jacks S600. 897·7795-Days 642·7186-Eves. snrl 2·dr, Auto. Xlnl A call to Int. Am/Fm Cass. AC, classified can PS, Looks & runs gd! S 1150 OBO• 631·7149 1 ____ h_e_l_P ___ _ HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PET ROOFING 3910 ·sE·R·VI-C·E--·1 ~;L~~uc DIRECTORY CONCRETE & 3528 MASONRY DRYWALL 3557 SERVICE 3584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 8 7 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii B&K Llc#585180 •W.P . YOUNGQUIST Painting Contractor Oual pamhng by prol'ls Uc1602098 Ins. • Peraonallzed • ln·Home Pet Care Walklng·Ftodlng-TlC eSADLER ROOFING Licensed & Insured Free Est. All reroof guaranteed. 675-5095 All phases. No JOb too sml. Acoustic removal. etc 714·240-1159 CARPENTRY•Wlndowe liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L & B Therapy Doors • Wood Fences Basic Yard Malnt & Nutrition Ins/WC ClosevGarage Organizers Lawns. Clo-ups, Tree RN/Massage Therapist L#26158l • Call Bob Trim, Sprlnklrs. Aerate. C.M. 722-9823 249·8323 Pg-312·0026 Thatch 631-4422 Pg-4t3-8142 Free HI 645-3305 Ve. Mail 224-2250 --------- Home Rtstoratlol\"Bemodel • TREES • Tiie/drywaii/woodwork MOVING 3834 24Vrs Ou1111y Painting --------SPRINKLERS 3921 TOUCHUPS, TOO Fences/decks/room add Toppedl"•••••· Lawn•. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor PLUMBING 3890liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPRINKLER REPAIR Valves•H eads•T1m• cloclls 26Vrs Local Exp John Burr 282·2831 AAA ACOUSTIC Rools/general repairs. ~ 751~76 Paint-applied Remove-CHILD HOME CARE Patterned Conc1ete Sm•ll Job EXPERT Comm/Res Refs Free Est QARDENINQ Rellable PUBLIC NOTICE palch Texture. Int/ext Llc#304201056 Driveways. pallos, Duncan Electric John 647·5520 & Oualfly work a1 The Calif. Public Ulill· 962-5891 or 847-8905 Roberta Thornton decks Repair/removal Ouick Response reasonable rates ties Commission RE· CEILING MASTER 720·3969 Npt Beach Uc. Free est 222-6666 Loc;al Lie 050-7042 HAULING 3720 Ed Barrett 548-3371 QUIRES that all used Llc#280644 645-3209 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RAJNBOW Clrcle Malnt. Painllng-lntEal Houst/Apl Quality job. Free ost. LAI 569897 838-8888 THE LOCAL PLUMBER ·a James E Bangert Co · Since 1947 Friendly Service•lnsured L1532981 675·9304 TUTORING 3929 household goods ---------1 •P.co•1slic Removal• i---------1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GrHn Scan• Landscpng movers print their CARL MANIRE CO Custom Texture•Painr _C_L_EAN __ I_N_G ____ CONTRACTORS FENCES JUNK To The DUMP • Masonry ,!Irrigation P.U.C. Cal T number; Palnllnr Contractor ' Lic'd Mark 838-7300 •· DEC'll'S 171 4-988•1882) .;Trimming .1Removal1 llmoo and chaullours f p 1 1 ALL EQ IS PLUMBING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARPENTRY 3510 SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 gi ~ 3615 Clean·upa •Maintenance 26Yrs Pro 'I ant l'lg Will haul what Trash L..,599025 ,.50 ... 10ft print their T.C.P. num-L#356098 733-9048 Man won'll 968·t882 "' v v • ber In all advertise· Drain clean•P1umblng repair 24Hr EQ'\argancy Svc Low S 840·3299 A TOUCH OF CLASS CPI BUILDERS INC. •FENCES OATES• LANDSCAPE ments. If you have a CHUNG'S PAINTING Cloaning. Res/Comm Resldenllal Const. new/r1p1lr/post replaced ---------CONSUL TANT question about tho le· 20 Yrs Exp. Od Prlcol ---------Lie/Bonded. Free Est. Uc.#518424•1nsured Rodwood • Ll576605 IMMIGRATION 18 Yoars E>eperlence. gallly of a mover, llmo Guar work. Froe Est. •DAN DAWSON• Handyman/Remodel Teresa 282•71431 __ C7_1_4 __ t_9_e_s_._4_9_9_3_ Jim Whyte 642·7206 3762 Brian Kiiieiea 645•4835 or chauffeur. call: _u_c_l_3_1_s_6_0_2_5_3_8_·1_s_3_41 Plumbing 646·6720 Additions. Bath, Kitch LEWIS Construction •Wood Fence•• Public Utllllles Qane Abreme P•lntlng Waler H11s•Dralns•Flxtur11 Fire-Wot or Damage •Bright Hseclnlng Romodel•Handyman replact/repair. lrff hauling iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Landscape Remodollng Commission lnVExt Ouat Polnt/RtosS Aemodl•Rtp1lr•F1uctts TEST PREP SEMINARS EXCEL on SAT & CTBS. Evestw1<nd1 4570 Campus Dr. N.B. Patricia O'Dowd M.S. Consltnt GATE/Sch/Univ. Call 873·2380 Eloc. Plumb. & Paint European Prol'I. Best L#704773 Local Roa. 11111111191• Low PllCH. Uc'd U.S. Immigration E>epart Yard tune up/melntenace, 714.559.415t Llc'd/lna'd since •76. l554722•Pgr-717·5729 Newport area. lmmed In town! Reis 5Vrs Exp. •7 ,. ,.5 .. 7.......... Advantana Constr. 974.530t Green Card Lottery tandsc1p1/arllstlc dealgn. 909 7013 p -664 3947 ""=====:::===•---------Page 714·227·8122 _o_r_ac_e ___ 2_5_1_·_9_4_s_s_1",......,.-="__, ... .,....,,,....,_0I_•_ ... _.,..,...-,,. Visa & Labor Cortincatlon Conlrsclor#C27·804008, Dibernardo'• Moving • g · - tiOORS RtmOdtl•Hard .... art •BOSS HOUSECLEANING S.J. Scott Con1tructlon 1---------Work Permit 975·8425 ,_P_r_o,....f'l_&_E1_h_1c_._1._&_45_-_100_5 l ocal/Olllce/Storage HOUH P•lntlng Svc'• Eic:-t1~~:11~g c~:~~I~: WALL trlm•C1bln11s•Stucco Liconsed·Bonded CLulcst2m481H9o5m~e 8Ruelldf~1rs FLOOR INSTAll ---------•MOW/edgo/troa trim/ ~~n1g816D31s2t.ft7F~.•31E1s4t. ~~~~ V:ork~~ar!~!: 20Yrs exp All worll guw •=CiOiiiVEiiiiRliiiiNiiiiiGiSiiii3iii9ii3ii2 Otywtl L562731 35Yrs exp $10.00 per hour. 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Lamps, Locke • Seasonal Flowere ••---------.,,.....,-..,....-.------• SuparlorWallcovarlng • Detalled Cleanlng •Texture Coating etc. Free Eat. Pick up 7 14 .549-8 9 7 1 •Two Brothera Moving PAINTING 0?1•5997 ---------Since '81. The Fll\~t House/Apt/S10/hr •FRound,lllOn/Marblo •QUALITY wqRK• & Oellv. Tom 675-6226 PLAHT "'RTIST Home/Office • 7-0ay• Con1clenllous Crahtman POOL In Quality Crattmansh1p J:!RAMlC ;ntES ~ • etrolttlng/Palnling HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc "" lnaured 1lnc1 1981 . Old-Fashtoned Pride In lnttall/Romove 557.a228 E1<p 'd • Ref's • L691599•Bon0•15Yrs Mrble/Carpat·Bnd/lns DESIGN VISIONS Speclat111 In u llllng CALT134650 957·1500 wortcmanahip. 871·5967 SERVICE 3894 3528 Cill Jenny 894-9852 1 ·800·200·0859 L708279 722·7332 +Prorl 0 .. lgners land1capa/lrrlgatlon1----------.__,,,.,,,.~.,,,....,~.,.,.,.,,,,,...,,..,.,,,._.1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii We gals 1hOuld hang WINDOW CLEANING •Save You Time/Money upgradH. ,780·9792 ALL-AMERICAN SON'S PAINTING together. Strip, Install, 1---------• Usten To VOU1 NMds MOVH·U ... Carefully lnVExt. 22 yra In o.c. PooVSpa Svc & Repair advice 10 the crazy. : A2vsetoraryg~S~5story·S30 DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 •&Your BUOGETI Prof'I Landaca,. Malnt Cou~t!Y & Ch .. ply Quality. Sml/Blg Jobi Flllare•Pumpa•HHlers 031·2t 11.anytlme Cl!RAMIC o MARBLE lnslall'n • Fabrication 20Vre Exp • Llcensod 1-800-340·9321 1 •800-821 •7712 l OVra Exp • Xlnt Rel• 849-0223 T1•1227 Uc460559 71'·537·9496 lsl•nd Blue Pools House Cle•nlnoliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FRl!E Conault•tlon • Saaaonal Flower• • Pgr t•80<>-et8-9722 Wkly Svc 845·0720 Spring Cle•nlng An ••p•rlenced •Paint/Carpentry• VICTOR 41'1·1739 & Reg Svc Mlnl·bllnd1. dependa b le door Drywall and morel l--=T,..:,R __ E.,,...:B,,,:..;,,lt_S=-T::..U__;M,..:,P..;..;;.1-:-M-::U:':':'S:".lC::-----TOP QUALITY INT/EXT -------- carpet & noor. V1sa/MC/M hangar. Ouar worlt, Small Jobi Oki JEWELRY 3784 T•RMINATOR LESSONS lSlS Very Reaaon11>1a R1t111 ROOPING 3910 ••kV lhowart Rep'd A.l's OOe·2500 reae. Don 621·81110 ,.,,..._O_•,...IY.-..M...,..5_,·,...5_2_7_7_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Stump ramoval speclallal , L848228 Jey 850-5068 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Regroutlng & lnatall'n ----------ltml ftallrad Contrector Wiiiiam Harold J•welar1 Ll00126S 841·8098 R.C.I, ROOFINQ CO. L•U70130 Dean ol Tiie •WINDOW Cle•nlng ., 913•8065 or 848·8520 • Carpet Cleaning DRYWALL nepalra, Improvement•. Watch & Jewelry repair Yard Cl••n·up, Trim CL.AfUNIT lnetructlon PIAN~ & VOCAL Speclallzlng In now • Hardwd Fire Malnt am fobs. Ouahty/lntegrlty Antique• Fina Jewelry Treoa/Hodgo/Aamova/ Stal• Cen Teacher BA T ..,55 NS 3868 Aobl1/Rt•rool1/R1palrs L)Nport Tile & Marble Free Eall • 729•7079 SERVICE 3584 1 cert, Ken •42-t770 BYy/MIW•CSt 873..0301 WHd, Nu Lawn/Malnt. MA Dtg'a •o+vr r:11p, ~ L'704392 Bond/Ina. Fine Cratt1man1hlp... ROOl'INQ carp, 1 plbg, • 964·Vt1rd Pg-748-5375 All 1'gea 882·8838 11"-0tt wl•d 850.1079 At Allordoble Prices. --..,,,S-e.,,.ll_y_o_u_r _h_o_m_e __ vSMA>-L J08 UPIRT p•lnt, t lec, Ille, 1tucco. The Community PIANO Beg.•Advanced a & • ROO,.NQ Showera/Coun1er1/Flr1 through classllied. Orywall/PIMlar Repair Remodale. MO,.OAN Markel Pl•c•. Thinking of having e gar•o• .. re? All •gH•Taachor Cart New Aoolt • Reroola ~tural Slone & Marbfe , Hinging, hplng..Z.•lurt Llc'd. Ph•el0-32e1 Clualned • Give us • calll !ntartalnmant Avail. Ropelre • ll81:Z555 tptc• L645'188 842·221' ___ e_4_2_._1_8_7_e__ Comm/Rea 5S1·~573 Mobll• .-403.9395 M2·1978 CLASlll'll!D 842·89'18 Jennifer MO-aeee tn•/Bond 970-1410 I J • ~o matter what you're doing, your hometown newapaper TNWPl>t fttl In.