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' I Newport-Mesa Unified School Board members are fadng an enroD-
Jmnl ailii and are looking at a proposed ftve-yecq enrolbnent plan.
which was presented by district staff members at a stu~y session April 16.
m.ndlitlons. 1nat9e$ ~last month
•Estancia High may be a likely candidate to eliminate, as a way to cut
costs and provide more class choices, Decker and Ferryman say.
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Ao:lonlng to putiilshed enrollment
pn:>jectlonl. district offidals npects 4,375
new students to enroll in Newport-Mesa ·
.moots dur1~ the next frve years. The
.noo1 board IS reviewing ways to house
thole student'S at the lowest toSt.
WHAT PARTS OF THE Pt.AN ARE THE
MOST CONTEN110US?
• The pill'I proposes two boundafy
~one In which Santa Ana Heights
children would move from Mariners to ~ Elementaiy SChool arid the other In
wNcti Balboa Wand and Irvine Terr~
c:hllchn would mow from Ul)Coln to Har-
bor View Elementaty School. Both parent
groupl halle pr<MSted the change. Par-
eMs at tWbor View Element.y School
have voiced concerns about the proposed
m<l'le of five.special education classes to
the school from f>autarino Elementaiy.
WHAT MRT HAS GENEAATtD THE
MOST INTERfm
Some parents have said they are
attracted to a proposed magnet school,
which school officials would like to open
at Rea School, currently used by the city
of Costa Mesa for various communlty-orl-
ented programs. Some Newport Beach
parents, though. have suggested the dis-
trict establish two magnet programs. one
on both sides of Upper Newport Bay.
WHAT HAS THE BOARD ALREADY
APPROVED?
In accordance with the first year recom-
to .cid 13 portable clasrooms to~
t.y CMnpUSeS: two at Coflege ht1c, two
at PomoN, two at Victoria, flw .t Whit-•
tlet one at Mariners and one • Sonora.
The portables wlll cost the district M>ol.lt
$423,200 for the 1996-97 school YHI" In
lease, setup and other fees.
WHAT lS THE NEXT STEP7 WHAT IS THf
PROCESS?
School board members don't have to
approve the five-year plan In one fell
swoop. But several projects for the
1996-97 school year do need to be
addressed soon. In addition to adding
the portables, school board members
· will have to decide whether to adj&t
the UncolnlHat°bof View and '
Kaiser/Mariners attendance boundaries.
whether to move three special educ>
tlon dasses to ~schools and whether
to reopeo Rea School.
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By Julie Ross cannon, Dally Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA-1Wo~hool
board members said Tuesday they
want to consider eliminating one
Costa Mesa high school as a means
of stretching dollars and of offering
more academic choices.
A single high school in Costa
Mesa could save the district mon-
ey by consolidating scti.ool staff
and could allow the one school to
offer more classes than either
Costa Mesa or Estan cia highs clir-
rently do, said school trustees Jtm
Ferryman and Ed Decl~er
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San Frandsco 49ers wide receiver JJ. Stokes autographs Brian Ganaway's T-shirt on Tuesday at Victoria Elementary School
A PASSING FANCY
Leslie Ryans serond-gmde class gets chance to meet
NFL wide receiver mid f ormer UCLA star J.J. Stokes
By Evan Henerson, Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -The students in Leslie
Ryan's second grade class at Victoria
Elementary School now know NFL
wide receiver J.J. Stokes' height (6 feet 5
inches), weight (225 pounds) and jersey
number (83).
They also know the name of Stokes'
girlfriend (Kelly) and when he will next
visit the dentist (today).
The former UCLA star and second year
player with the San Francisco 49ers paid a
visit tb Ryan's dass Tuesday as part of a
social studies discussion of H People who
have made a difference. H
HI wanted him to tell the kids about
how you have to go to college and stay off
drugs if you want to be a professional
athlete,• Ryan said. •A lot of these kids
• SEE STOKES PAGE 5
"I couldn't have played football at
UCtA U I didn't have the grades,"
now NFL wide receiver J.J. Stokes
said Tuesday. "There's something
called lnellgtbillty which ... you don't
want to know what that means."
A SOtOOl TO SPARE?
Do you think school I board officials should
close down one of the
two Costa Mesa high
schools? If so, which
one should close? Leave
your name and spell it out,
home town and comments on
our Readers Hotline at 642-6086
considered consolidating the h1gh
schools before. Ferryman said 11 ts
time to give it a serious, hdid look
·Right now you have two high
'Schools with about 1,000 students
apiece,· he said. "Wrtli that few stu-
dents, it's ha.rd to offer the AP classes
and electJve classes that we should
have. By combining the schools, you
could fill all those electives up and
have big savtngs of combining staffs
and both physical sites. H
Ferryman and Decker said they
will suggest the approach at
tonight's spe<ial study session. in
which board membe~ will review a
proposed five-year enrollment plan.
According to school district fig-
ures, Estancia High IS below 50% of
• SEE PROPOSAL PAGE 4
Manslaughter
charges sought
in fatal · crash.
•Investigators say Irvine
man should be prosecuted
on misdemeanor charge in
connection with collision
that killed Tracy Wolonsky.
By Carolyn M iller, Dally Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport I
Beach police mv~gators Tu~ay
requested that the District Attor-
ney's office file a misdemeanor I
manslaughter chdfge against the
lrvine man who alleg~ ran a red
light and plowed mto a car dnven
by Tracy Wol.onsky, kill.mg the
mother of four.
The requested charge 1s a nus-
demeanor because alcohol and
excessive speed were not contnb-
utors to the fatal accident, New-
port Beach police Sgt. John
Desmond said. ·
•Alcohol play~d no role,"
Desmond said. • U he was drunk
or under the mfluence, it would be
a felony dl1d speed wouldn't make
much difference. The fact that he
went through the red light caused
the acadent, not the speed.·
Wolonsky. a 35-year-old Ea.st-
bluff resident was drivmg on Bison
Avenue. crossm Jamboree Road.
Ort a
blue Ford Thunderbird beading
south on Jamboree ra»:'8 red Hgm-
and smashed into the driver's Side
of Wolonsky's red Pontiac Ft.rebird,
Newport Beach pobce said
Wolonsky. a commuruty
actIV1st and former professional
smger, wed at the scene.
The Thunderbird was dnven by
David Pierce, a 45-year-old lrvine
resident who was not cited at the
scene because the accident had to
be investigated. police said.
Police are hoping, the Distrtct
Attorney's office answers their
• SEE CHARGES PAGE 5
Board rescinds bollndary
changes for Ada.Ins School
•Action comes after feder-
al government allegations
of r~cial discrimination.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Dally Pt/or
NEWPORT-MESA -School
board members Tuesday reversed
last year's controversial boundary
change, which excluded about
136 mostly Latino JoAnn Streel
students from the Adams Ele>-
mentary School attendance area.
The board's 180-degree tum
came under pressure by the U S
Department of Education's Office
of Civil Rights, wtuch began mves-
bgallng alleged raoaJ d.Jscrinuna-
bon by the trustees m July, 1995.
While lhf> school board mem-
bers agreed to the voluntary reso-
lut.Jon pldn, which reinstates the
JoAnn area as part of Adams'
clttendance zone, they dJd not
adnut to any wrongdoing.
Supenntendenl Mac Bernd,
who ddv1se~ against the bound-
dry change last year, had little
comment on the resolution, stat-
ing he would let it speak for itself.
"I believe when the board saw
the resolution, it was tn agreement
with its contents and voted accord-
ingly," he said after Tuesday's
• SEE BOUNDARY PAGE 4
Fonner ·Nixon assistant,
real estate executive dies
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I \ ll I \ Cllanging police car colors may be costly
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•Newport Beach resident
Bruce Kehrli, a Corona del
Mar booster, loses seven-
year battle with cancer.
By Iris Yokol, Dally Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Bruce
A. Kehrli. a former as5istant to
Prmdent Richard Nixon, a long-
lim. aecutive In real estate devel-
ppment and an avid Corona del
Mu· !flgh atbletia boollter, died
._, at biS home after a seven·
,_. Mttle with cancer. He was 51,
PUDesW aetvicel are planned
at 2 p.m. 1bunday at St.
Alldrew'i Prelbyteti&D Church in
~ ... ch. ...
Mr. Kehrli worked at the White
House from 1970 to 1974, eventu-
ally becoming sped.al assistant to
the president and staff secretary.
His duties involved "running the
White House as a corporation,"
said his wUe, Sterling, and includ·
ed not only overseeing staff but
Hsembling complete back·
ground information on <a>ngres-
sional bills as they mAde their
way to the president for review.
Mr. Kebrli typically cloclced
80-bour work weeks at the White
House and literally worked
"under• Secretary ol State Henry
Kissinger -•Jils ottke was rtght
under Mr .. Kisslnge1'1," Stetting
said.
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• Police Chief Dave
Snowden says studies
show black and white cars
are no more of a crime
deterrent than white.
By Tina Borgatta , Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -It could cost
the dty a much as $20,000 to
chang the color ot its police cars
from wtute to black and white,
and that's money some city ofti-
dals might not want to spend.
The <lepartment C\.UlenUy baa
ebOut 40 can, in ats fleet. wtth
anotl)er 1' wrute cars on the way .
•If we were to go out today
ud order police cars rrom our
Geel deeler, It would C'OSt you
MOO .,.r unit to 1pedal order
black and whit can,• Coeta
Mete Police Chief Dave Snowden
~ the City Council durtng a
study tesslon on Mondey. •That's
beceu.e ell p()lke vehidel are
painted white at the fectory."
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that ltUdiel conducted by othef
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 15, 1996
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lBirthdays
SignlflCant birthdays of local resi-
dents.
• B£RTMND ClMK MCCUMsEv
Mr. MC.Cumsey was born on May
24, 1895 in Bronx, NY. He moved to
San Bernardino In 1921 where he
retired as a
motorman for
the Pacific
Electric Ran-
way. . His
father was a
trolley motor-
ma n in the
Bronx.
He met his
wife Ida lea
on the Colton
Line and were
marTled 66 Bertrand Clark
years when McClllDley
she died ln San
Bernardino at the age of 86'. They
had two sons, 4 grandsons. and 1
great gt.nddaughter.
Bert was an avid gardener, w~
very active in the church •. and has a
real love for Genealogy and the
Masonic Lodge, where he received
his 50 year pin In 1994.
He moved to Newport Beach
Plaza in December; 1994 where he
will be celebrating his 101st birth·
day with friends and family.
DUI arrests
The following people were arrest·
ed recently on suspicion of driving
under the Influence. TileSe people
have only been arrested on suspi·
don of a alme, and, as with all such
crimes, they are Innocent until
proven guilty.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Jason Anthony Evers. 21 , of
Orange
• Keith Dale Tschida. 36, of New·
port Beach
• Steven G. Cooke, 29, of Newport
Beach
• Charles Lewis Finkle, 27, of New-
port Beach
• Wayne Donald Rodgers. 48, of..;
Newport Beach
• Larry Jesus Cano, 72, of Fountain
Valley
• Holl'l1e5 Thomson lennett. Jr .• 56,
of Newport Beach
•Jose Virgilio Rendon Rodriguez.
38, of Costa Mesa
• Monday's vote puts to rest issue that has been
debated for two years. '
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Fire
Department adm.inistratots have
their direction from the City
Council and Med'Ii"ans -the pri-
vate company that has been han-
dling the aity's ambulance busi·
ness -will begin to phase out its
presence in Newport Beach.
In two weeks, the council will
review an ordinance outlining
how city ambulanc~ service will
become the responsibility of the
Newport Beach Fire and ¥arine
Department. But people on all
sides of Fire Chief Tim Riley's
ambulance proposal believe
Monday's vote approving the pro-
posal in concept puts the contro-
versial issue to rest.
In other words, the battle is
over, said Tara Regan, director of
internal communications for Med· ·
Trans.
"We'll wait for the city to share
their transition plan with us,• said
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Regan, whose company will have
to lay off 12 employ.. u a result
of losing the Newport Beach con-
tract. "Then we'll work with them
to close out our program as best
we can.•
Fiscal watchdogs said they will
monitor the new program's
process and will stir the pot again
if, after a year, the city's revenue
calculations don't add up.
"You'll see us get active again
if the city tries to put another tax
on us,• S<Ud Ron Hendrickson, co-
founder of Newport Taxpayers
Alliance. "And I think that's
where we're headed ...
After a nearly two-hour hear-
'ing Monda}'. the council voted 6-1
to increase dty paramedic deliv·
ery and take over the delivery of
all but basic life support services
from the private sector.
The plan, in development for
two yea.rs, prompted debate
across the community.
"We've .answ~red all the ques-
tions,• Riley said Tuesday. •Now
we'll be put to the test to make
,sure our level of service actually
materializes.•
The city's contract with Med· nans etpires at the beginning of
the year. In the meantime, the c;i.ty
is expected to put together a
request for proposal for the deliv-
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ery of basic life support services
A new puamed.lc Will
assigned to the Mariners fire sta
tion shortly after July 1, th
beginning of the 1996-97 fisc
year.
After' one year of increas
paramedic activity, .city adminis
trators will determine whether th
proposal has success full
improved emergency respons
times and producing addition
revenue.
If the goals are not met, Riley
and City Manager Kevin Murphy
have said the city would conceiv-
ably go back to 'the private sector.
Officials
object to
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IRWD deal
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -With
less than a week remaining
before a state agency decides
whether to grant a permit allow-
ing treated sewage water m
Newport Bay. regular meetinqs
between city administrators and
the Irvine Ranch Water Distnct
are focusing on an agreement to
render the dump unnecessary.
A draft memorandum of under-
standing between four agencies is
undergoing daily revisions.
Earlier this week, the Newport
Beach City Council spelled out its
objections and sent O.ty Manag-
er Kevin Murphy and City Attor-
ney Bob Burnham back to the
bargaining table.
In a decision handed down
Monday night, the counctl
endorsed the memorandum's
goals of finding alternate users and
disposal sites for IRWD's excess
treated sewage water. The city is
hoping a pipeline link between the
city and the Orange County Water
District's Green Aaes project. will
keep the water out of the bey. ·
COSTA MESA Longtime Costa Mesa resident Derald Hunt. 73, has dedicated bis life to upholding the peace since 1945. But there are several aspects of
the draft memorandum which
council members find unaccepl·
able, particularly since-the memo-
randum seeks to tftock. the oty
from formally objecting to Irvine
Ranch's discharge pennit reque!..t
Monday before the state regional
water quality control board. That
meeting could conceivably take
place before the memorandum 1s
signed by the necessary agencies
• Mary Lou Pozzi, 62. of Hunting-
ton Beach
• James Douglas Trlvison, 46, of
Newport Beach
• Francis Sam Martinez, 27, of San-
ta Ana . DERAL 'D HUNT
• Donald Anthony Stanwood, 46,
of Santa Ana
Marriages Laying down the la-W
Most recent ma1Tiages as report·
ed to the Orange County Recorder's
Office.
COSTA MESA
• Eric D. Fischbed< ma1Tied Janine
A. Arnold, on April 14 in Newport
Beach
• Garth D. Nelson m41Tied Julie A.
Bradbume, on April 14 in Corona
del Mar
• Omar Esquibel Arioyo marTled
Victoria Gonzalez lbarrla. on .N>rll
13 in Santa Ana
• Kurt A. Kula ma1Tled Kendall J.
Anno, on Aprll 13 on Santa Ana
• Taa!Qlo P. Pau, Jr. married
Michele Hampel, on April 13 In
Westminster
NEWPORT IEAOt
• Roy T. Lawrence married Janet
M. Ervin, on April 14 In Laguna
Beach
• Paul C. Andenon ma1Tied
Michelle N. Brubeck, on April 13 in
Newport BffCh
• Paul G. Baker married Linda I.
Galbraith, on April 13 In Newport
Beach
• Abdul A. Nafoosl mlfTied Awatif
A. Bahraol, on April 9 In Santa Ana
• Brent R. Kendall married Kathryn
A. Heurfln, on Aprll 8 In Palos
Verdes
HE IS
A 73-yedf·old former police
officer and dssistant dean who
actively participates in, writes
about or teaches law enforce-
ment. Smee 1945, he has dedi-
cated his life to upholding the
peace. Derald Hunt and wife,
Ruby, have resided in Costa
Mesa for more than 30 years.
SCHOOL DAYS
Hunt developed curriculum
adopted by the Peace Officer Stan-
dards and Training natiopwide.
He created the first assod'.clte in
dits degree in police science in the
state at Orange Coast College in
the 1960s He also created and was
c::hrector of the Orange County
Peace Officer's Academy.
While teaching at Orange Coast
College, Hunt spent two-years as a
Newport Beadl Police Department
reserve. In 1969, the district built
special facilibes at Golden. West
College and the aiminal justice pro-
gram moved over there. Hunt
taught and served as assistant dean
for the program until his retirement
in 1978.
"We started a lot of innovative
programs that had never been
done before," Hunt said. Includ-
ed in these innovative programs
were the industrial security train·
ing program and seminars in
highly specialized peace officer
fields.
NOTABLE ALUMNI
"Many of the police in Orange
County wete my students and
some became part-time instruc-
tors for me,• Hunt said.
Other former students are
now professors in various com-
munity and state colleges.
Among the many recognizable
names that have been students
of Hunt are Costa Mesa police
sf etective Lynda Giesler, former
Costa Mesa Chief of Police
Roger Neth and Orange County
Sb.eriff Brad Gates.
WHAT RETIREMENT?
Though officially retired,
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Hunt is still active on the Peace
Officer Standards and Training
Commission, served as chairman
on the Costa Mesa City 'Ii"affic
Commission from 1978 untll
1993 and was chairman of the
Criminal Justice Committee of
the Orange County Grand Jury
for the traditional one year term.
Hunt spends a goo<j. bit of his
time updating textbooks to stay
abreast of changes and develop·
ments in the field.
"It's always been tun. There
was never a day that I didn't look
forward to going to work. meet·
ing new people, new chal-
lenges."
THE TIMES lHEY ARE A OiANGIN'
"There's more crime now than
20 years ago but on the other
hand violent crime has been
decreasing across the country, in
California and specifically in
Orange County,• Hunt said. ·we
have very fine pro-active police
departments in Orange County."
Today's hot topic? High speed
chases. Hunt predicts some
severe restrictions coming on
when to break off pursuit.
"One of the big changes for
the better that I've seen is
increased higher education in
law enforcement. Orange Coun-
ty is very fortunate that we have
some very fine, educated and
articulate law enforcement.•
JUST REWARDS
Recently. the Federal Law
Enforcement Training Center, a
bureau of the U.S. 'Ii"easury
Department, presented Hunt
with the •Award of Excellence."·
Hunt, who was nominated for
the award by California Associa-·
tion of Administration of Justice
Educators President Marvin
Engquist, didn't know he had
been nominated until the Trea-
sury Department called him for a
resume.
·rm very proud of it," said
Hunt, who was chosen from 92
nominations.
-By Valerie Pugent
SUllP
be slightly cooler. Surftlne Wavetrak COSTAMISA
Among the other provisions of
the draft memorandum the coun·
cil •does not currently support:"
• The requirement that the city
finance a structure which would
take water out of the San Diego
Creek and recirculate it through
the San Joaquin Marsh.
Once thought to be the only
redeeming quality of the lrvme
Ranch Water District's proposal,
the summer by-pass· system is
now perceived to be a potential
liability. According to City Coun-
cilwoman Jean Watt, the by-pass
structure is not an immediate
goal if the city is working toward
the Green· Acres alternative
rather than the bay discharge
• The requirement that the city
pay for part of the attorneys fees
in the event that a.ny individual or
agency files a lawsuit against the
Irvine Ranch Water District.
• The requirement that the city
withdraw its support of an assem·
bly bill sponsored by Marilyn
Brewer placing restrictions on
areas wpere treated waste water
can be discharged.
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Newpon Bach/Costa Mesa Daily PilOC WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1996 •
Debates should drop name calling Newport Dunes to be
site of FISH fund-raiser I don't think a day bas gone by
since he died six months ago
that I haven't missed my
friend, Don Strauss. I've missed
his courtliness, his even-handed-
ness in weighing sometimes
emotional issues, his refusal to
judge those with whom he dis-
agreed, his hwnor and self-
. awareness, his friendship given
without reservation. ·
All of these qualities were
accessible to me at our regular
breakfasts and lunches, and I
miss them dreadfully.
But never have I missed him
more than a few weeks ago .
when the man who defeated Don
Strauss for the Newport Beach
City Council and is now the
mayor of that city resorted to a
tactic Don Strauss abhorred.
ln a letter to the Pilot, the
mayor used a patronizing treatise
on the Pledge of Allegiance as a
vehicle to question my patrio-
tism, character and God knows
what else. All this was puzzling
since I have made no direct ref-
erence to him in this colwnn.
I can only asswne that he is
. angry at me because I suggested
• that his wife might elevate the
debate if she refrained from
name-calling in espousing her
views on abortion.
After my original irritation at
his letter, I decided to ignore it -
which, I suspect, is still the best
course. I have no need or desire
to defend either my patriotism or
character to the mayor, nor to
attack his. I probably would have
continued to ignore it had not
this week's column gone unex·
pectedly down the tubes.
I had planned to visit the Mer-
., . maid and count the girls, as I
promised, surely an appropriate
assigrµnent for a #degraded per-
son· which is how -among other
. things -the mayor described me.
But the Pilot's Evan Henerson
scooped me on the Mennaid. I
··don't think I'd have the same rel}d
. on it that he did, but I will have to
. allow a llttle time before I tackle
this socially important issue.
So let's tackle another socially
important issue: the mayor's let-
ter. Why important? Because it
cuts to the heart of one of the
most distressing trends in our
. society: the steady decline of
civility in dealing with cWfering
. views on public issues.
The mayor was ostensibly
responding to a piece I wrote
about the fact that we often use
symbolism as a substitute for
. substance. I further suggested
-that we don't become patriots by
mouthing the Pledge of Alle-
giance but rather by living up to
the precepts -as enunciated by
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its founders -on which this
~untry was built.
The people who challenged por-
tions of the Pledge of Allegiance as
not reflecting what is taking place
in this cquntry today were simply
exercising the kind of healthy skep·
tici.sm that is a vital ingredient in
any democratic society.
· Pulitzer Prize-winning
astronomer earl Sagan said it
pretty well the other day when he
told cin interviewer that the conse-
quence of not learning the scien-
tific method -which includes
healthy skepticism that leads to
tough, pertinent questions and a
demand for evidence before we
commit to belief -"leads us into
serious danger as a nation."
Apparently the mayor would
put Carl Sagan among the #mi.s-
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Th.is skepticism is certainly an
issue that can be debated and
oq.e I would welcome. But
instead of writing to that point,
the mayor chose to lecture us on
the Pledge with a string of patri-
otic homilies that could be dis-
cussed here individually from an
historical viewpoint to no partic-
ularly useful end.
To take one example, I sus-
pect the founders of this nation
spun in their graves when the
phrase #under God" was added
to th~ Pledge. Most of them were
either deists or Unitarians who
believed in some sort of imper-
sonal Providence but were dubi-
ous or downright hostile about
the relevance of the Bible.
Example: James Madison
wrote: "Religious bondage
shackles and debilitates the mind
and unfits it for every noble
enterprise.· ·
But our subject today is the
importance of civility in debating
public issues, and there can be
no better illustration than a .
lengthy defense of Wendy Leece's
views that appeared on the same
page as the mayor's letter.
It was written by Don Hull,
with whom I have a long history.
Don Hull is a Libertarian who
believes strongly in the precepts
of that party and articulates them
clearly and well -and also, fre-
quently, with humor.
During the five years I wrote a
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sponded frequently, with both
warmth and civility. As my
colwnns on Leece and the need for
a positive attitude toward govern-
ment ind.kale, Hull and I have
some enonnous philosophical dif-
ferences -but we have also found
areas of agreement, as well. And
we have dealt with one another
always with mutual respect.
He wrote me a letter of con -
gratulation when I started this col-
umn, and he gave me hell after
the Leece column in a letter that
questioned my reason but not my
patriotism. Since the mayor chose
to quote from Uncoln's Gettysburg
Address in enlightening us on the
Pledge of Allegiance, Jet me close
with another Llncoln quote. On
his way to Washington for his first
inauguration, Llncoln said !-fl a
speech in Baltimore: "For the
good both of the North and South,
for the good of the one and the
other, and of all sections of the
country, if we have patience, if we
restrain ourselves, if we allow our-
selves not to run off in a passion, I
still have confidence that ... tlus
great and intelligent people will
brtng us through.•
The country chose not to heed .
that advice in 1861. I would hope
we mi.ght have learned the wis-
dom of these words in dealing
with our differences in 1996.
• JOSEPH N. BELL's column runs
Wednesdays.
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sponsoring a fund-raiser on
Thursday to benefit ASH,
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an outreach program for indi-
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becoming homeless.
The event, called Wild Isle
Party, will st.a.rt at 6 p.m. at the
Back Bay Cafe, located at 1311
Back Bay Drive, Newport
Beach.
Chef's from the cafe will
prepare a tropical feast, featur-
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mango sauce, chicken kabobs
with· pineapple salsa, halibut
with red and yellow pepper
coulis and an assortment of
side dishes, fruit and desserts.
The-evening also will
include live music and dancing
. on the cafe's patio~ which will
be illuminarect by n.k:i torches.
·stnce the Back Bay cue ii
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wanted to incorporate the
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•The event is open to the pub-
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fun, adventurous crowd that
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The party will feature danc-
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KEHRLI
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In Newport Beach. Mr. Kehrll was
a stalwart supporter of his three cbil-
clren 's sports activities. He coached
youth baseball and soccer teams,
seived on the board of the Corona del
Mar High School Football Boosters
Oub and was a president of the
Baseball Boosters aub.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr. Kehrti
grew up in San Diego. He attended
Stanford University, where he lettered
in football and rugby. After earning
his bachelor's degree at Stanford, he
went on to get bis master's degree in
business administration at UCLA.
He w~ a Marine CotpS captain in
1970 when, through a graduate
school acquaintance, he was asked to
join the White House staff. He left
Washington, D.C., at his wife's
request. in May 1974 -about three
months before Nxxon resigned amid
the Wa\ergate scandal.
"It was a real letdown to leave
Washington, but 1 said, 'We have
two children to raise.' It was time
for us to go back to civilian life,·
Sterling said.
And while he wasn't involved in
Watergate, Mr. Kehrb was one of the
first White House witnesses during
the trials, testifying about• who
reported to whom in the Nixon
administration, his wife said.
Back in Southern California, Mr.
BOUNDARY
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school board meeting.
The trustees, eager to resolve the
matter, interrupted the regular
board meeting after attorney
Spencer Covert amved al 8 p.m ..
and adjourned into closed session.
After 20 minutes of discussion,
the board emerged from behind
closed doors to announce their 6-0
decision, and reswned the regular
board meeting.
Covert said he recommended the
board approve the voluntary reso-
lution plan instead of fighting the
U.S. Department of Education in
lengthy litigation.
"I thought it was a very balanced
proposition,• he said.
Adams parent Lloyd Bennett,
who advocated the original bound-
ary change, said he was not sur-
prised by the board's decision.
"I'm not glad or disappointed,· he
said after the meeting. "I think it was
a realistic decision, but I thihk the
(JoAnn) lads are bemg cheated.·
PROPOSAL
CONTINUED FROM 1
its student capaaty, while Costd Mesa
High. wtuch also houses seventh-and
eighth-graders, IS at 82% capaaty.
wtule Ferryman and Decker
·stressed dosing a school is still Just in
preliminary discussion phase, they
both believe it has strong merit.
"With the demographics the WdY
they are in Costa Mesa, as opposed
to Newport Beach, people can't sup·
port their high schools to the level
that Newport schools cdll," Ferry-
man Sdid. "It makes sense lil my
mind to have them rocus on one
campus than two.
"Right now they're JUSt rrudget
tugh schools, but If we brought all of
our resources to bear on one cam-
pus, we could have a super school,
both acdderrucally and alhJebcally, •
he said. Decker sa1d the dlstnct staff
i.vW present data tonight on com·
bined tugh schools
"One of the thmgs I want to see is
how cumcular-WlSe lhJs would be
an advantage,• saJd Decker, whose
daughter attends Estancia. "I pre·
dJct the advantages will far out·
weigh the disadvantages.•
Ferryman and Decker said the
closed school could be turned into a
super-size junior high school, taking
in sixth, seventh and eighth graders.
"J would think Mesa, since it is so
close to Orange Coast College,
would provide students with· an
opportunity for an enhanced envi-
ronment,• Ferryman said. "Maybe
it would make sense to close
Estancia.~
Decker said he discussed the clo-
sure proposal with school principals
and parents at the recent Estancia
zone meeting.
"I think their reaction was sur-
prise," Decker said. "There was a
kind of quiet response.·
Superintendent Mac Bernd said
the school board will discuss the
proposal tonight
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KehrU was employed by home
builder Kaufman and Broad. lnc., in
Los Angeles. He became an industry
pioneer in the use of ;tutu:res and
options madu!b to hedge against
inconstant interest rates.
He also worked as an executive
with Bateman, Eichler, Hill
Richards, Inc., and Pad.fie Savings
Bank, and be was an operating
partner of the Unpro Company.
He and bis family moved to New-
port Beach in 1985. He was a comtant
presence at bis children's high school
sporting events, even as be struggled
to recover from his first bout with mul-
tiple myeloma in 19Q1.
After taking time off to battle bi$ ill-
ness, Mr. Kehrti became executive
vice president and director of corpo-
rate development for Sasco Electric.
He also served as· executive director
of the Children's Education Opportu-
nity Fund, a foundation that provides
tuition grants to underprivileged chil·
dren at private elementary schools.
Besides his wife, Mr. Kebrli is sur-
vived by sons Christopher of New
York City and Todd of Newport
Beach; daughter Hilleary, a student
at UC Berkeley; and his brother,
Peter, of San Diego.
The family requests that dona-
tions in Mr. Kehrli's memory be
made to the baseball, football and
girls' volleyball booster clubs at
Corona del Mar High School.
Checks should be m(\de out to the
Corona del Mar ASB, with the
booster club of clioice specified.
Bennett said he believes the
JoAnn students are prevented from
participating in after-school activi-
ties because they are bussed
instead of attending Wilson, which
is closer to their homes.
But the civil rights office's invesb·
gation was triggered last year by a
complaint, wtuch alleged the dls-
trict altered the Adams and Wilson
school boundaries based on raoal
and ethnic considerations.
The change cut out portions of a
JoAnn Street neighborhood, wtuch
is predominantlyi.atino, prompl:lng
some community members to
denounce the adjustment as raast.
The trustees approved the
change 5-2 despite two separate
legal opinions from attorneys stal-
ing that the move could violate fed·
eral anti-segregation laws. Trustees
Jim Ferryman and Serene Stokes
were the lone dissenters in the vote,
both citing potential legal problems.
The seven-month investigation
by the civil rights office involved a
Costa Mesa visit several weeks
ago, as well as numerol.ts .inter-
views with parents and school
board members, Covert said .
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SANTA ANA -1\vo months
after Nanette Johnston plead-
ed guilty to embezzling near-
ly ball a million dollars from
her fiance, slain Newport
Beach · millionaire William
McLaughlin, she surrendered
in court Monday to begin
serving her one year jail sen-
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Johnston's surrender in
Orange C6unty Superior
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the terms of a plea bargain,
which required her to pay
back to McLaughlin's three
children the money she stole.
ln order to do so, Johnston
turned over a $1 million life
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Johnston· alleg~dly embez-
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McLaughlin's holding accounts
in a Texas bank. Johnston
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her own account, according to
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was also charged with falsify-
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Dove Canyon that is perched
on the edge of a golf course.
The mother of tw~ pleaded
guilty to that felony in April
but did not receive any addi-
tional jail time because· the
mortgage was not fully funded,
according to D'Agostino.
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time already served, Johnston
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according to attorneys.
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iOlORS r------------------------------------------------------, I he didn't think the switch was a
wise use of public money. I I I , THE MONEY OF COlOR
a>N11NUED FROM 1 l Swttchlna to the tradttional bhtck 8nd white units could wind up cost-l Ing 11 mum as $20,000. Here are few reasons not to switch: • + Since •II pollce cars from the city's current fleet dealer ere white, it l · wOuld cost the city an eddttlonat $400 per unit to have any new vent-
: des Pltnwd black •nd white.
"The studies basically show
that the color does not act as a
deterrent to crime," Erickson said.
"And the cost of approiimately
$400 per vehicle, in my opinion,
isn't a good use of taxpayer mon-
ey, especially when there are
more pressing law-enforcement
needs in the community.
PD)ice Capt. Tom Lazar, the use of
black and white cars could drive
niaintenance costs up . In llls
rfl>ort, Lazar says that dirt shows
up more on black cars, and the
·dark color doesn't reflect beat.
• + Black paint shows the dirt and would require more out-Qf-service l time to keep the police unit looking "clean and sharp." •
"Black vehicles would create
more need for car washing and
subsequently result in more out-of-
service time than is presently expe-
rienced," La7.ar said in his report.
l + Black pefnt absorbs the heat, so offkers would be using the air l conditioning more, O'Hting more wear and tear on the engine. • + Studies conducted by other agencies svggest that the color of a l pollce has no impact on crime.
"I just don't see any reason at
all to change from the white cars
that we have now.~ I I L------------------------------------------------------~
"Black also absorbs and
retairis beat. Hence, engines run
hotter (because) air conditioners
are used more often. This increas-
es vehicle wear and tear, which
·may diminish fleet lifetime,.not to
mention patrol vehi9es having to
operate with the windows shut.~
Cow,icilman Gary Monahan
SIOKES
I
CONTINUED FROM 1
believe they could be athletes
right now."
During his visit, Stokes, 23,
answered questions .from the eager
qass members. Ryan's students
grilled him on subjects ranging from
when he first played football (Pop
Warner League, age 7) to whether
he does a little dance after scoring a
touchdown ("No, r m riof the Deion
Sanders you're looking for.")
last month suggested the city look
into gradually switching over to
the traditional black and white
cari', saying he believed the two-
tone units are more visible on thef
street and could possibly deter
crime.
"I still think. it's something that
we may want to consider in the
future," Monahan said Tuesday.
Stokes took the Q & A session,
in good humor. He also discuss~d
his work with charities and hospi-
tals and stressed the importance
of attending college as a means of
achieving athletic success. •
"I couldn't have played football ·
at UCLA if 1 didn't have the grades,"
Stokes said. "There's something
called ineligibility which ... you don't
want to know what that means."
Toward the end of his visit,
Stokes distributed autographed
rookie cards and let the students
see trophies and awards eam~d
during his school days.
• McGuire 6'2" octagon glass table, base
constructed of split bamboo, a true
art piece Shown in Architectural Digest
• 8 Brown Suede custom covered
Hand Carved Chairs
• 2 Living Room sofas
Country Print 8 foot & 5 foot
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Made In Italy, Custom Upholstered
• Oil on Canvas, Privately Commissioned
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Down Comforter with Duvet Cover
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"It was never a proposal to
paint all the cars right away, and I
was really looking at this as more
of an informational item. I knew
man~ departments in the county
were still using the black and
white units, and others had
reverted bade to them, and I was
just curious why."
And Erickson said he didn't
think easing into a new coloF to
cut down Qll painting costs would
be a good idea, either.
"Uthe council did want to buy
black and white cars in the future,
we would still have part of the
existing fleet of white cars," he
said. "And I don't think it would
be a good policy at all to have two
different colors of police cars." But Mayor Joe Erickson said
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Mesas Starns two-hits Santa
Margarita, but loses 1-0 decision ....
HIGH SCHOOL BASIBArL
·QUOTE OF THE DA~
"Evt!ty cla. tJtat coma through tJU tldtoolj'rolra now on
wUI be t1'flbag to muJate whlll thne l:kb did ... •
-CClSTA MESA BASBBALL COAOI DOUG DBATS
Musta11gs denied in CIE 1-0
KATSUYA RAINONE I DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa Hlgb's
Julius Vasquez (above)
ls out at second as
Santa Margarita
shortstop Jlm Luster (4)
fires to first looking for
(but not getUng) a
double play in
Tuesday's CIF Division m Wild Card baseball
game on the winner's
diamond. Below, left.
Mustangs' pitching
coach Ken Ostrowski
talks lt over with
starUng pitcher Jeremy
Starns and Vasquez;
below right Costa
Mesa'• Mike Adelmund
walks away from tt all
after the Eagles had
held on to post a t-0
victory over Mesa in a
game which produced
some proud, yet
frustrated moments for
the Mustangs.
• Santa Margarita eliminates
Costa Mesa despite being
outhit in wild card game;
Mesa loads bases in seventh
before being turned away.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA -
It took just 78 minutes and one
unearned run Tuesday to halt the
remarkable three-year ascent of the
Costa Mesa High baseball program.
The Mustangs, 3-22, 0-15 in the
Pacific Coast League when this year's
seniors were freshmen, gave 1994
CIF Southern Section Division Ill run-
ner-up and host Santa Margarita all it
could handle, before falling, 1-0, in a
Division m Wild Card game dominat-
ed by pitchers.
"I think they were very surprised,"
Mesa senior Matt Broesamle said of
the Eagles (15-10), whom one news-
paper predicted Tuesday would
•claw their way into the Division m
semifinals, at least."
•1 think they thought they could
come out and roll over us. But we
were passing that {Orange County
Register) around on the bus, and we
came out ready to play,• added Broe-
samle, who along with senior short-
stop Seth Halverson split four of the
visitors' five hits to back the mound
mastery of fellow senior Jeremy
Slams.
"Starns was awesome," said Broe-
samle of the ace right-hander, who
no-hit the Eagles for 4 2/3 innings.
Starns, who threw 48 of his 68 pitch-.
es for strikes, yielded just two hits and
no walks, striking out five. He was,
however, denied his 14th victory in
two seasons, a span in which he's
notched nearly hall of the Mustangs'
28 triumphs.
•starrts deserved better than what
he got,· said Mesa Coach Doug
Deats, who praised his players, cred-
ited Santa Margarita, and lamented a
handful of Mustang breakdowns on
offense and defense.
The most costly Mesa miscue
came in the second inning, when Erle
Brown's leadoff can of com to center
field was misplayed for a two-base
error.
Matt Strickroth advanced Brown
to third on a groundout to second
baseman Layne DeTemple, before
Randell Shelley's sacrifice fly to right
plated the game's only run.
Mesa, which managed just one hit
in last spring's 3-0 CIF first-round
playoff loss at Irvine, put three run-
ners aboard in the second and sev-
enth innings, only to be denied. The
visitors left five runners on base.
Broesamle led off the second with
a rocket up the middle, but he was
erased at second on a botched hit-
and-run.
4
Julius Vasquez followed with "tl
walk and, after one of Eagle startm ·
John Morgan's five strikeou&k,
advanced to second on Halverso~s
bunt single. ..
DeTemple, however, was nipptd
at first on a chopper to short to eli:l
th . . • emru.ng. I ,..
Broesamle was stranded at seco#J
after a one-out double in the fourth
and Halverson nearly scored tEe
tying run in the fifth after singll4,
being sacrificed to second, then m<f-
ing to third on Tony Arevalos' flyOJt
to right. ,,
Freshman Brian Montoya, playia'g
for junior leadoff man Ray Ohrel, w.fto
sat out for breaking team rules, fol-
lowed with a high bounder to short,
but was nailed at first on a bang·baJlg
play to protect Morgan's shutout. ,
Senior Craig Harrison reliev~d
Morgan to start the sixth and worked
a perfect inning, before Mesa threat-
ened in the seventh.
Vasquez sparked an eruption from
the sizable Costa Mesa crowd with a
rope into left field to start u;ie frame.
A sacrifice bunt attempt was
turned into a force out at second, but
an error on Halverson's hot shot to
third put runners at first and second
with one out:
A 4-6-3 double play, however.
ended the contest, as well .as the prep
careers of a senior ciass for which
Deats reserved special praise. .
"Those guys have been with me
all three years and they've set the
tone for this program,." Deats sajd.
"They've done a lot to elevate a pPO-
gram that was probably the worst 'in
Orange County wheli I took over.
Every class that comes through this
school from now on will be trying <to
emulate what thf:se kids did by post-
ing two second-place finishes .in
league. They'll be' missed, but not for-
gotten."
Indeed, this team helped Mesa
make its first playoff appearance in
14 years last spring, and became the
first Mustang contingent since 1961·
62 to play in back-to-back postsea-
sons. The 15-10 finish left the Mus·
tangs one win shy of tying the school
single-season record and improved
upon last year's 13-12 mark.
•1t•s disappointing that it's over,
but we've had a lot of fun," Broesam-
le said.
HThe seniors have been playtilg
together since Little League,"
Halverson added. "This is it for high
school, but most of us will play on the
same Connie Mack team this sum-
mer."
Santa Margarita advances to Pri·
day's first round at Walnut High.
CIF DlvtSKIN • l'\AYOFFS
Santa Marvartta 1, Cost.a Mesa 0
Costa Mesa 000 000 O -o 5 2
Santa Margarita 010 000 x . 1 2 1
Starns and Vasquez; Morgan, Harrison (6)
and Santoni. W -Morgan. l ·Starns, 7-4.
28 · Broesamle (CM), Santoni (SM).
Loss of Turkich dulls the celebration for· Sea Kin~
• Corona del Mar High's tennis fortunes jarred with the loss of
Croatian transfer Boris Turkich, whose back injury has sidelined
him for all of the playoffs ... team and individual. Sea Kings
respond with 13-5 victory over Esperanza in first round play.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Before Corona
del Mar High celebrated with its smash-
ing victory over Esperanza in the first
round of the ClP Southern Section Divi·
s1on I boys tennis playoffs, it received
some crippling news about one of its top
players.., junior Boris Turkich.
, Turkich, an exchange student from
Croatia who went 43-2 ln singles, 23-1 in
the Se4 View League, will miss the play-
offs because of a back injury. The No. 2
player in the league, Tur)dch also with-
drew from the CIP Individual Champi·
ooshlpt on Tuesda.y. He is not ~ed to pJ.afi for two months because of the injury.
It'• going to be real tough," Cd.M
Coach Tim Mang said of his team's
cbancel of reaching the Division I finals
without Turldch. n wasn't that tough Tuesday, though.
at the host Sea Kings (17-2), seeded
tldrd, hammered Esperanza, 13-5, at the
Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club.
Preahman sensation 'Iaylor Dent, who
won the leogue individual title last week
• ~ Turldcb, dropped only one game
w1alle sweeping h1J three sets aga.lnst the
Ast.a (9-9), an at-Ia.me enby frotn the
SUDMt League.
John cappellf: playing No.3 singles
tor CdM1 alto .~ ~3.-6-1, J.2. u the
Sea Kings -champions of the Sea View
League for the third time ln four years
under Mang -won seven of nine singles
sets.
_ Cd.M's No. 2 doubles team of Greg
Coleman and Sameer Chopra, consid-
ered Mang's best tandem, swept, 6~, 6-
1, 6-1.
Cd.M will play South Torrance in the
second round on Thursday at a site to be
detennined by coin flip today.
CdM's No. 3 doubles team of Raj
Shukla and Kai Miller won the closest set
of the match, defeating Esperanza's No. 1
team of John Jermain and Chris Stone in
the second round, 7-6 (7·2). Miller, who is
expected to move into the singles rotation
on Thursday, served back-to-back win-
ners for the set.
·we didn't play badly today," Mang
said. •1 really didn't expect such (a
blowout), because Esperanza's a good
team. I think they were a little nervoua in
the first round, then they woke up. I
thought they would be a Utile better, but,
of course, we play good team.a in our
league and my kids know how to play
good player5..
The Se4 Kings ed, 6-0, after the first
round. They led, 10-2, following the sec-
ond.
CdM, wb.lch has lost th.ls year only to
top·llf*ied Santa Barbara and .econd· seeded· PenlnluJa, wW have a diffiCult
time of advancing for a possible rematch
against either team in the playoffs, with
1\.trk:ich out. The Sea Kings were on a col-
lision course to face Peninsula in the
semifinals.
"Both (losses) were close matches, but
we shouldn't have lost against Peninsu-
la.," Mang said. ·without Boris, it ruins
my plan against Santa Barbara (in the
finals). I was going to put everybody in
doubles (including Dent)1 let them sweep
us in singles, then hopefully we would
sweep them in doubles and win on
games. Dent only got one game against
Santa Barbara last time.
·we could've pulled it ott. They never
would've expected that They're set in
their lineup.•
U Cd.M gets beyond the secxmd round,
Mang believes the Sea Kings will face
Dana Hills ln the quarten next Tuelday.
•This match we were not too worried
about, and the next match we won't be
too worried, but in the next round,
against Dana Hills, we'll have our hands
full,• he said.
Turldch, who cheered for his team·
mates (rom the side Tuesday, said he
origlnally hurt h1I back at Ojai in the
third round on a backhand shot. He has
struggled with it alDce, retirlng In the MC·
ond set of the league individual flnall.
C.O..W de1 Mer1J.llf• -· 11n1••· Dent (CdM) def. Lloyd. 6-1
def. Woo, 6-0, def. S<hlletwller, 6-0; FJi.r (CdM) lost. o.6, won. 6-3, lost. 2-6; <:appfflo (CdM) won, 6--3, 6-1, 6-2.
Doulll•: J~~ (CdM)
def. Jem\lln-Stone-, 6-2. lost to Cooper.fryer, 3-6.
lost to ~ien. CM; C~•
(CdM) won. 6-3, "'•· ~ 1; Shukla-Ml,..-(CdM) won. 7-6 <7·2>. '°'1rW· won. 6-1.
(
( I I I I c > I{ I I I I I ) I I\ \ I I 1 1 °"
JJI0¥9 it. I wu the lightest person on earth
wbeil I :wQQ."
Andel. who bu been in the country less than
four yeaa, came bare with the i(lea of learning
an about Engtish end working u a babysitter
to earn estra money. She came to the U.S. with
ber boyfdend, Rem, who is now her husband.
He played temm two yeon for the Vanguards.
•t happened to play against the No. 1 player ,
from tbe College of the Sequoias and beat her
and I wu given a acbo1ar&hip to play tennis
here,• Andel said. "J never did any
babysitting .•
Instead sbe bas been able to concentrate on
her academics, worldnq towanls a
double-major in physical therapy and athletic
training. She also teaches tennis while carrying
18unitl.
•we llved under Commumst rule in
CMCbollovakie and the op~ were
Hmhd, • she Mid. "[WU a~ to tbe States
~ there IS 10 much fl'eedom It you are
good. and~ Wark bard. Y9Q can becxMne a
~ddzan. My friendl think I am a queen. That I have
money llDd go to the beach every day. They
doll't see the saaiflce of having to leave my
family behind or how hard I have to work.
It WU tbe rlgbt decision, but UJere are sacrifices
that went along with it .•
Whatever tbe reasons !or their success, the
pair bu formed an abnost unbeatable
cbemiltry oo the court. ~ their two years
together, they have rolled up a 67...S record.
•we just seem to click together,• Andel said.
•Thls ii the first time I have had a doubles
partner who I know what she is thinking.•
•Yeah. 'Go to the net, go to the net,'• Le says
with a mischlevous smile imitating Andel. • 'H
you don't go to the net. I'll choke you.'•
•Sbe ii so childlike,• Andel says ro~ her
eyes, a1 they both share a heartfeh smlle.
Le and Andel will be joining their team.motes
for one Jut ailplane ride Saturday to compete
in DUI week's NAIA Natlonals in Tulsa, Okla.
The v~ have already made thia the
belt 1e•on in SCC'1 short three-year history of
wanen'I tei:inll. sec ii currently ranked 26th
tn the NA1A rankings.
'l1le Vuguard:t have blossomed as Abbey
bM ~out OI bar way to show a great deal ol
~tor bet~~· feelings while doing ber ..... ,,=rt Wbm fQt the seUon preview,
Abb9J dkln't want to talk abOut beatlNJ Le in a. GSAC flnall lut IMIOD, or bea~ Andel
1a tM 9imil tot that matter beaaWl8 me didn'.t
Wlllll to CJ!iGblne them in an.y way.
•fia eiMlly laapPy for QfuDh ana proud ot 1* a far Ylelidy,·too," Abtiiif laid clwtag ,_...llatt.Jridk'e at the COM Mlilanilmll
Clllt. 'W.ldmll oWDied by .. Of tbe ~
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• Sea Kings give it
everything they've got,
but fall short to a talented
Capo Valley squad.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -The
cliche -no guts, no glory -isn't
always true, as Corona del Mar
Higl1 verified Tuesday night.
Heart and soul only counted
•for a grueling, five-game loss
against (let's face it) a more tal-
ented Capistrano Vall~y team.
The Sea Kings left their hearts
on the1floor. •
"Regardless of the outcome,
our guys played with a lot of
heart, and as far as I'm concerned,
they're all going home winners, H
said CdM boys volleyball coach
Steve Conti, whose unseeded
squad (10-6) came back from near
defeat in the third game to ta1ce a
2-1 edge in games, before drop-
ping a virtual three-hour match
against the second-seeded
Cougars, 8-15, 15-7, 12-15, 15-12,
15-9, in the second round of the
CIF Southern Sectiort Division I
Playoffs.
•I think we got a little tired
toward the end," Conti said.
"(The Cougars) seemed to be
more fresh, and that's a great
team.
·1 don't trunk there was much
:
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1996
in five
more we could've done. They did
an exceptional job. We definitely
didn't lose it; that team earned it.•
Capistrano Valley (17-1),
champion of the South Coast
League, was led by Balboa Bay
-Club Volleyball Club standout
Ryan Thurlow (25 kills), Mike
Tulley (20) and Brad Leach (17).
·We really wanted to beat
(CdM), because we talk about
playing each other on our club .
team," said Thurlow, who pl4yed
against many of his BBC Volley-
ball Club teammates. •Jt's really
personal -you don't want to lose
to them."
John Coon, a senior, led the
Sea Kings with 31 kills and 16
digs, while Brian Coleman,
CdM's 6-foot-4 outside hitter,
recorded 30 kills thanks to the
crafty passing of AD-Sea View
League setter Derek .Newcomer
(career-high 82 assists). Newcom-
er also had 14 digs. Blclir Hoppe
added 14 kills for CdM, ·while
freshman Dennis Alshuler had 11 .
The Sea Kings, thinking upset,
showed the kind of character in
the third game that propelled
them to a second-place finish in
the Sea View League, coming
back from a 12-6 defiat to win,
rolling off nine unanswered
points.
Thurlow's tap at the net landed
wide, tying the game, 12-12, then
Coleman nailed home back.-to-
back scoring kills to give CdM a
14-12 edge. Following an
excha.nge of sideouts
Alshuler's solo block on Matt
Aronson ga~e the Sea Kings their
sideout for another game-point
opportunity -CdM capped its
stunning comeback when Hop99
blocked Thurlow's kill from the
back row.
Cd.M's fans gave the Sea Kings
a standing ovation, when Capo
Valley called timeout at 12-12.
Throughout the match, the
CdM fans cheered hard and loud,
especially for Coon. hollering C-
0 -0 -0 -0 -0 -0 -0-N after each
kill.
But Capo Valley began doing
to Cd.M what the Sea Kings had
. done to the Congars in the first
and third games -r block and dig.
Beau Rawi, in fact, had &be solo
blocks in the fourth game, as the
Cougars tied it. ·
In the fowth game, after Thur-
low's return landed in the net for
a CdM point to tie it, 9-9, the
Cougars caught fire behind Thur-
low's jump serving and Rawi's
blocking. They tpok a 13-9 edge.
Coon and Coleman got the See
Kings to within 13-12, but, fitting-
ly, it ended on a pair of blocks by
Rawi.
Cd.M never led in the fifth
game, trailing 6-2 before pulling
to within 7-6. The Cougars went
ahead, 13-6, after an ace by Thur-
low, but a sideout, two kills by
Coon and an ace by Hoppe got
the Sea Kings dose, 13-9. But
they never got closer.
Byrne signs with Idaho
MOSCOW, Idaho -Former
Estancia High basketball stand-
out Kevin Byrne, who played last
season at North Idaho Communi-
ty College, has signed a letter of
intent to play next season at the
University of Idaho.
Byrne, a 6-foot-9 forward, was
a second-team All-CIF Southern
Section Division m selection as a
6-8 post player for Coach Tim
Parsel's 1994-95 Eagles, whom he
helped lead to a 25-4 record, a
Pacific Coast League title and a
berth in the CIF m-AA semifinals.
The PCL coaches' Co-Most
Valuable Player as a senior, Byrne
averaged 10.5 points and 5.2
reboupds and shot 60% from the
field in the balanced Estancia
attack.
Last season, Byrne averaged
6.7 points and 5.5 rebounds and
shot 61 % from the field and 70%
from the foul line for Northern
Idaho Coach Rollie Williams.
w (Williams) h45 had a lot of
great inside players iii his pro-
gram.-and he believes {Byrne)
could be another one of those,•
said newly-hired Idaho Coach
Kermit Davis. •He has three years
left to play and he's a great stu-
dent." Byrne is the sixth player
signed by Davis, whose Vandals
compete in the Big Sky Confer-
ence.
-By Barry Faulkner
TUESDAY'S~
~ Lodter -7 boats. 147
anglers. 108 yell~il, 57 bonito,
356 barracuda, 204 calico bass.
106 sand bass. 44 sculpln. 1 sheep.
head, 16 roclcfish, 102 mackerel.
New,.art Landing . 3 boats, 57
anglers. 19 sand bass, 279 calico
bass, 61 barracuda, 2 bonito, 1
halibut. 2 sheephead, 1 S sculpin.
53 mackerel.
SCHEDULE
THURSDAY
•TENfG
High school boys -OF Division I
Playoffs, second round: Corona del
Mar vs. South Torr•nce. site • 3: 15.
Fll//ellly "Ill_,,,,,,_..
llMNE INVESTOR CENTER
Presents
The Lelflh Stelnbcrs
6th Annual
Giol
Class c
to benefit
Leigh Steinberg and JDF .kids.
The Juvenile Diabetes
Foundation
Friday, May 17, 1996 Tustin Ranch
Golf Course
a Plaver Package Includes: e Schedule of Events:
18 Holes of Golf on 10:00 am Registration
Tustin Ranch Golf Course, 10:30 am OrMng bngc a
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Tee Prizes, Cart, 11 :30 am Putting Contest
Range Balls, Lunch, 12:00 ~~ statt
Refreshments on the Course, 4:30 pm 19th Hole Reception
Dinner, Entertainment, a £ntct1Mwncnt
' Celebrity Playen 5:30 pm Dinner, Awllldl a
Auction _______________ ::s-__________________ ,
Golt and Dinner reservation .!.cannot attend, but enclosed Is my
0 $300. donation of $__!_to support JDF.
Dinner reservation only 0
$50. lndo/Handlcap ( )
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CITY OP uty City C..,k CltJ of Newport Bl.ll.. Cotti M•••· 8 ci.allflc.allon ~tclOt't ::: of'Ci.ac:,~~ NaMe atatetHnt recordtd 01\ 04/21/IO M :: *"" ,,_.ioc.::::: =rt:c.T':::::,. ~ =:,....Cid llllllt ot 1
COSTA IUU Costa M .. a ' Ca. 02827, 1114) M S.MIS f<*':nitt IN time IN bid llencu tltctron'tce Tiie following p«tQttl 1te Document No. 1().2220$0 .. CounlyCourthoum,.?CIO •ic:a.nr TNIMI 06 .... a.-.n llr e ... °' ...,_
.. OIWIOI COUNTY, Publl1htd Newpor t l~~E.:lo~1::i~· StC:::'on~ ·~H ,.~ MUST CON-~outehold furnlturt Ind ~~ ~""a:,;:; ::=loot!·· Page -of Offlca.l CMc C-. DtM ·w... .....,Tl\11199, ofthll C.-_.. Md '-' ~
•• CA&.IPOANIA Btach·Costa MtH Dally HHst Robt~ fohnson' fOAM ANO H RESPON· btdt, lampt, Clblnttt, Suitt' HO Colla M ... • Aecotdt In ttlt Offlcie of the .... AN, Cilfonlle II 1:00 tlln Deed of TNllt 1111&'*11 ~ :.:: ~ h
·• NOTte• Pilot May 9. 15. 1"4S. G051 Marie Oay. E.227 zi. S1V£ ONLY TO THE 810 lpof1lng gooclt, blcYc~1. Calltomla iie2e 'Aecordtr Of ORANGE PM 111 pulllc ...eon lo IM ~ ~ O. ~ ;t;;;jCodt ......... IOdo
INVITING •IDS Th343 ch.,y Tanntr·Unll. 0008 0 0 CU M ENT S ANO loYf, blby lttmt. cioilllnQ, OIYld L Ouitllng, 1S Eldo-County, Cehfomla, ext• .......... ._.. '°' ce.fl Ind DlllW K. ~ T ........ .. .. la .. ....,. • NOTICE IS H!REBY Brian Ditton AGREEMENT IN ITS EH• oftle*, equipment tnd lurril· r•do ~ N9wpott Beach cuted by• PfTER ft ~ • h dlM d Ule 11111Marmwh. • ~ II _,. 8 ___.
·.: GIVEN that '"-'ed PfOPot-PUBLIC NOTICE Pr~ 20139, 2099 Pl• TIRElY AS PRpv1DeD BY ve. htnd al'ld PoWtr •ool•. Ct11fornll t2iilO · ULTSCH A..o ELISE c · "' -a.Mui MOftty of Che n. and ~ ....., dllWI ._ _.... ;;-;;: &II for IUtnlshlng tll labof, l*lt1a Av•. Cotta Meta. THE DISTRICT. ~ pllts and ace-Victof H. 8oyd, 3100 Brl .. ULTSCH HUSliANO ......... ~ ..... \Ill~ dOt Noto_,_ 11, 11t1 • IW.,.,.... llllf ~ urd
mat1rltl1, •qulpmtnl, Cft•13T'7002 Ca. 92827 (714) M8-3&85 Tl'lt DISTRICT rt.Mnlft '°''"· boXH (conttnlt ~ lol Sltttt. ~ullt 280 Cotta ' ...,_. and lnltreet ~ to llr""*" no. t1 ...... In Ma al .. T~ ._ 1ren1p0ftatlon tnd euch NOTICI TO TIME: 3.oOPM. Stortd by Int right to rtjtet Afr/ or d known), mutlcel ln1tru-Mesa. Catitomla ~ WIFE, ti Truttor, AMEAt· ~ now heed ~ It ut* lllOotl -P.tll' -Qfftdlll ,_.. ""* i.e.. ..W...:., ":
-oth., tacllltlts as may bl CAIDITOAS OF the following ptreon1: bide tK to watve tny Ir· mtni., anct othtt mlec.1-Thie bullntH 11 COflducttd CAH AESIOENTIAl MORT· Mid OeM of 1""' In the COfda at <nnoe ~. ,_,..(//.,._•I
., 'r~uhtd lor DESTRUCTIVE BULK IALE C204 Roff Hurtado, C268 regula11U11 °' loformalltlt1 lantout lttms. bV' • gtntBI partntrshlp GAGe CORPORATION. A ~ llUMtd In uld Ctlfomll. and purlU8f1l to ~ 5-' ..... be~ ' ' TESTINO FOR DOWN· Art Boucher, C203 Robert In any bide or in lht bid· NAME OF ACCOUNT/ Tht rtglaltent commtnced CALIFORNIA CORPORA· County and 111111 hef..W• thltcertafn Notlc:e of OefllAt ...... _.,. (}I -·-·,.
TOWN OOMMUNITV CEN· (SEQS, 6104, Hurl.y. 8168 c.,r11 Jo Wll• ding p<oetn. SPACE NUMBER to 1t1n1act business undtr TIOH, H Blntficlar(. WU w dltlcrlbed: The Notttt-Ind EltdlOI\ to Sell ""'9Un-expw ot ~ ~ ~
., TEA, wlll bl rtceived by 8105U.C.C.t Iiams Publiehed Newport JtnyHlbbs.17" the fictitious name or SE1.LATPU8LICAUCTION .. .-.y 112.fO,... at lht def recorded JanuMY 22. PQAMI0\~~1¥
,. lhe City of Cosla Mesa at E•orow No.14048 J Property 22301, 2085 Pia• Beach•Co1ta Mesa Daily StllYI Vernoy, 119 names llsted above on Ot· TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ~!!1)1100ffftllltht 1• H lnstNmenl no. Al-"tltle ~ a
1he Ottlce ol lht City Clerk, Notice 11 hereby given to centla Ave .• Costa Mesa. Pilot May 8. 15. 1990. John Randall Croy. 421 ctmber !8, 1eas FOR CASH ( bit . Nolttlwtilttl1y 1IO ft« of 18M0030t27 In 8oo1C "" ud died. ::::: · 77 Fair Drive. Costa MHa, credltora of the within ca. 92627, (714) 648-e168 W871S Anlhotw ~ens, 179 David L Qulsllng, Victor 1-1. P•Y• tt 1imt L.ot 13 d Newport~. Ptgt -, d Ofl'lclal Records well .,.... " bllllla California. unlll lht hour of named Hiier that a bulk TIME: 4:00PM Stored by Auctlorfaef. • Namt, Jim Bo d of .. ,. In lawful monty of In tf\t Cly al c:o.ta Mt.. d Nld c:.ounty, wtll undlf llld IN ~
10 oo a.m., Monday. May 111e 11 1bout to be made of the following ptrtons: PUBLIC NOTICE O'Brl•n. Bond Numb~r Thra 11a1emtnt was, filed the Uniltd Stt1ts, by cash, County ol Orenge, llate 'd and pwwant to said DMd , .. t0t llCUl9d tit Mid~:::
20. 1996. al Which lime th• 11u11 described E294 Tim Bornholtz/Mullet 148837300!)9, Auctioneer• with tht County Clttk ol 1 cuhltr't chick drawn by CalfonU, as ~ on a d TNllt ... Ill public MIC• _...,... lhel'lan • ~ "
1hey wlll be opened pub-below. Bay Towet's Sn Resort 1n1. NOTICE OF Teltphont Numbet 909· Orange County on 4.9-96 1 itai. Of netlontl bank • ~ ~did In Book 4, tlon fOf cash, llwflJI money natl, r ... d*lll end ....,.. hcly end rtld aloud In the The n1mos and business Prop•rty 24517 1725 PUBLIC Hl!AAINQ 881-4113 387 .. 8 .. en. k d b • hgt a d Mlsc141antout d lhe United ~ d dltlllNl*WthllNlllllNlld Council Chambers,. SHled edd1eues ol the seller are: Pomona Av• .• Cotta Mtta. NOTfCE IS HEREBY Publlshed Ntw~ort 1898 . • 5• c reWI'\ Y • statt or Mlipc, In IN omc. of tti. ~It lht r¥>tth front tit uc1 died d tMl. dMld.
p1opo11111 •hall bear th• PAOLA FELIPPA. 2333 E. ca. 92627, (714) 842-3107 GIVEN that a public hear· B .. ch.Coata Mesa Dilly Dally Pilot Aprll 24• May'· fedtrel credit union, or • Courcy RICOfdlf d Mid entrance to the COUnty 0412S'1998 S.... ~
1111• ol lhe w0tk and name Colst Highway. Corona del TIME: 5;00PM SIOted by Ing will b4t hold by lht Piiot May 8, t5. 1998. 8. 15. 1998 W583 c;htck drtw~ bye Stitt or CourcY, the SoulMHlef!y COYf1hc>Ule, 700 CMc Cntr .ice=·• MW ,,.._
or lhe bidder but no other Mar, Ca. 92625 1he following ptrson1: Co1ta Meu Clty Council Ul331 PUBLIC NOTICE ledaral 11vings end loan line thtfeof being swalltf Or W, s.nt.a Ana, Callfomla ·~ Aatd. ~ 2810
d1s1lngulshlng marks. Any Th• locallon In Cahlornla C081 Danny Valentutla. on M1y 20, 1998, at 8:30 PUBLIC NOTICE • tssoclatlon. n vlngs anocl· welt\ Che Nonhwestlfty llne .. thlt ~ 00. and Int.-lrwirlillt, 91~-..e.sa bid received alter the ol lhe chlel e•tcutlve 0H1c• Dt58 Marl< Stradwlck p.m., °' as soon \htrHtltr Flctltloua Bualn•H 1tlon, or n ving1 bank of said lot. Ekctpttng "*• ett conveyed to and now (800) 227-1849(~ ~ ~ •
scn1duled closing time IOf ol the Hiier Is: SAME AS Owner reaervea the right as possible. In the Council NOTICE OF SALE N•m• St•tement specified In eectlon .5 l 02 from the Southealttf1y 60 Mkf by• under said Deed ol Kin l<alm111 Aalilaftl ~ th• receipt of bids shall be ABOVE to bid al lhe sale Pur· Chambers or City Hall, 77 0 Fin fttt thtfeof. The pn>pMy Trust In IN property • P77573 511,518,51•s.a.le returned to bidder un· As listed by 1110 sellet, all cnases must be macie wllh F1lr Orlve, Cosll Mesa. on OF AUTOM BILE Tht following P"'?118 are of tht . •nclal Code tnd tddrns Ind oth« common tl.lltld In said CountY Md 1---------
opened. It shall be the sole other business names and personal checks or cashier the followfng llem: Nolle• Is hereby given doing buslntH 81• New· •utho111ed to do bu1lne11 dnignltlon, w any, al the !Cate det.cftbed es: Aue• OBITUARY ~88
responsibility of lho bidder addtesses used by 1he checks only and paid for a1 ANNUAL REVIEW ANO ~~:r3111197~ 'gf ~h8:'lfi~1 J~~! ~rt.,B~tchsuft~4~3190J1~; In this 1tatt). At: In the rul Pl'°'*'Y ct.scribed .,... P1rcef No. ,58,.36-07 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
10 see that hl1 bid Is re-seflor within lhroe yoars be· lhe time of pu1chaH. All REVISION OF THE CITY· 01 tht State of CtUlornla v Sta~ CA 92660 Oued Area of tht City Hell aboYe la putpaftld to be: Lat 71 ol Tract No. 7032, In 11
coived In rroper lime. tore the date such list was P,UIChased good• are told WIDE TRAFFIC IMPAC't tht Undersigned G & w =•r Ne.;..spap•r Group ol Buent Perk Civic Center, 201E 1lltlflll Not 1-4, Costa the Clkyof Ntwpott 8uct\, SEELY
A sit o Bid Documen1s sent or dol1vored to lhe 'as is", and must bt r• FEE PROGRAM. TOWING INC 965 WEST Inc (Callfornla) 9777 at 8650 B .. ch Blvd ,,_..,CA 92S27. Thi I.Ind«· County of 0r-.. SUit• of M t a (P )
may bl obtained at the 01· buyor are: NONE moved 11 the time of sale. The Traffic Impact FH 18TH STREET COSTA Wllihlre Blvd Suite 101 Buene Perk CA tit right' tlgfMd Trull• dlsc!Mns c.tllfom&I, u per Mlp r• argare • •9 lice ol lhe City Engineer. The nam.s and business All parties Intending 10 put· Program ha• bttn estlb-MESA Or C ty CA 8 ly Hiii CA 90212 • • nd 1 • ·• • any lablMy fOf any lncof· corded In Book 778, PIO'(•I Seely passed I/Way 77 Fair D1lv•. Costa Mesa, addreun ol the buyer a1e: chase goods for rtSale llshed to financt Int Im· • ange oun · .ver 1• litle a nt•r111 conveyed nctnet.s ct lht property Jd.. a to 291ncJus1vt al Ml~ peacefully on M•y 8th,
Cahlornla. upon nonretund· MOE M GHAZI and KAT· mual provldt a copy of prove~ts necena.ry to 92627 will .. 9811 11 publl~ Thia bu~lnHs Is con-to .•nd now htld by it under dress and othtf common ianeous Maps. In the omee 1996. Fond of ret•ll·
able paymenl ot $6.00. An AINA l.1AATINO GHAZI. their Cahfomla Stat• Boerd address the cumulatlvt Im· auction 11 said .addless ducted by. •corporation said Deed of Truat in lht ~ r 811y thown of the County Rtcordlf of Ing her New England
-additJonal charge ol $3.00 2333 E Coost H1gnway. o1 Equalizallon Seller's Ptr· pacts· ol dtvelopmant r~• ~esWed~~~~lalh•~ ;~~~':~~~.=~c;fe~ property 1itu111d In said hertfn. l'h9totat-... d said County. Thi ltrHt act. (Plantsvllle. Con·
-must bt Included II han· Corona del Mar. Ca. 92625 mlt al llmt ot purchase within Costa Mtll and lo 22nd day 01 May 1998, the tht fictitious name 01 County, California dHcrib· the unpeld balance of the dress Of othef convnon de-neclicut) orglns ')nd
-died by mall. Bid Docu-The assets to be sold ere Safes illl sub)ect '10 prior tnsure that the standard following automobile(•) 10 namH listed aboVe on Apr Ing lht land lhtrein· EX· obUgltiof1 ..eUlld by the lgMtlon of said propefty: relatives. Peg tas :. monlS and other contracl described in general as: cancellallon In 1he event of level of ser.llce Is main-wit: • 18• 1998 • HlllT A PA,.CEL 1: An property lo bl told end rN-1831 POl1 Rtnwtck, f'llcle, m 0 r e • • n at a.v e
_ documenls may also be ex-Furniluro. F1x1ures. Equip-seUlement between owner lalned on the Traffic Clrcu· 1988 CHEVNAN v 1 N Biktr Newspaper Group Undlvid d l/10!Stti 1 t IOnlblee.Clmateclcost.1,111· Newport Belch, CA '2MO. Calif ornian" !Ind _ amlned al lhl Olllce ol the ment. Goodwill, Leasehold and obligaled party. Dat•d latlon System. 1GNDM15Z3JB21 ;92 · 'u ' 1 S h B k p id • • n erest pensei Ind ldV~• ac the Name end lddr•11 of the "N 0 ler" tOan
-Cily Clerk ol the City ol lmprovomonls, Loasohold this·t5th and 22nd day of An audit of the Traffic Im· ctnH State 2RGAk5 CA • ~ii :late~e~· ~:: ri~d in end to Lot 2 of Trect tlmtofltlelnltlalpubflcatlon beNf'lciary It whose r.. mo:~~a:ing llved< on
: Costa Mesa. Bid Docu· lnletest, and Covonanl not May.. 1996. Public Storage. pact Fee Program 11 avail· Sali tale Is the f~r 1he with Iha County Clerk 01 8241, In th• City of Cotta of the Notice of Sale la: quest the sale Is being con-Balboa Island tltico
_ ments will not be malled to CoJJ1polo and ore lo-Agent tor the Owner. able lor review by lht pub· purpose 01 satisfying lien Orange County on 4•16•96 M111, County of Ort nge, 1341,771.ot. tn llddMlon to ducted: The Bank ol N9w 1942. Previous 10 that
_unless the addlttonal S3.00 ca1ed 01· 2333 E. Coast Published N•wport lie at the Costa Mesa City of the undersigned for 18883980171 State of California 11 per cnh theTNltHwlllac.c..,C Yotlltsaucc:ePOftnl9'Hto she was a resident 01 -chorge is included w11h H1ghw3y, Corona del Mar. eeach·Costa Mela Dally Clerk's Olllct, 77 Fafr Towing and Sto ege ltes Map Rtcoided ,;. Book a~. check drllWl'I on NadonsBri NA, CIO GE San Francisco. -payment Ca. 92625 Piiot May 15 22, 1996. Drive, CoS1a Mesa. . r • Daily Pilot May 16, 22, 29, 3 p 2 . a II.ate Of natlonll blnll. a c.pital Mortgage s.Mcts, -Each bid shall bo made Tne business name used ' W685 PUBLIC COMMENTS In toget~er with costs 01 ad· Junt 5, 1998 W683 41 • •GI 2 • ol M11cella· check drllWl'I by 1 It.Ile CK lnc,."80 Hallmarll Pwtcway, Peg made friends
-on the Proposal form, by the seller 81 1ha1 loca· tither oral "' written fOfm ve~lsing end expense• ol PUBLIC NOTICE neous Maps, in 1ht Office ftdefal cttdll union °' a san Bemltdlno, CA easily and her "f1m•
: sheets P·l through p.9 hon ts· CAFFE PANINI PUBLIC NOTICE may be presented during 11 •· of ttie County Recorder of ched drrM1 by a tltlltt Of t2407-1863. Directions 10 lty" of rrlends far ex·
-provided In 1he contract Tne an1oc1pa11d date ol tht public h.arlngs. FOf MD•l~~hls Jrd day 01 Flcllllo 11 1 Said County. Except fedeflll savings and loan a• the llbove property m.-y be ceeded her immediate -documenlS. and shall be tho bujk sale tS June 3, PUllLIC NOTICE lunher inlormlllon, tel• ay, · ua "' neH Thertfrom Units 107 socl.1tlon, saving• usoc~ ol:Jtalned by requesting family which. followln~ -accompanied by a cert11ied 1996 <ti tho office of Silver INVITATION TO BIO phone 754-5335 or visit lht Barbara Wilson H•m• Stalement Th h 211 S ftlon or uua.u.1 bank same In wrltlng from IN world War 11. con· -or cashier's check or a b•d Service Escrow. 12912 Notice Is hereby given Transportation ServicOI DI· Published Newporl The following persons are roug 11 ~own dfled In s.dk:, 6102 a1'f:: beneficiary wtlhln 10 cMrys
bond tor nol less 1nan 10.,. Brookhurst SI .. ir380, Ger· th~t lhe Ocean 'lllew vision at City Hall, 77 Fair Beach-Costa Mesa Daily dotng business as: Port· upon tht Cond~mtnlum Flnandal Code Ind ~ from the Int publlc:atlon d ~1!~ed5~~Y ~:.~ ;~~
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or the amounl of 1he1r b1d1 den Grove. CA 92640 School District ol Orange Drive. Cosla Mesa. Pilo~ May 15· 1996. ollno Cigars. 1000 W. Plen Recorded in Book rtz.ed to do business In this this notice. Said .... wilt bt sources 01 her many
made payalile to the C11y This bulk sale IS sub1ec1 Co~ty Cal1lorn10. hereinal· IF THE AFORE MEN· W684 Cout I.fwy •• Newport \1871, Page 1913. Official state In the event tender' made without co\18f\8nt o1
01 Cos1a Mesa No pro· 10 Cahlorrua Uniform Com· ter referred lo as "DIS· TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92663 Rtcofds. Also Except othef than cash 1, accepted warranty express or Im-friends were diverse
posnl snoll be considered merc1al Code Socllon TAICT", will receive sealed LENGEO IN COURT. the Mark, Edward Evans, 31 Therefrom All Oil. Gas, lhe Truaee m1y withhold plied, as'to title, possHslon and Included old ac·
unless accompanied by 6106.2. bids up to bul no 181or lhan challenge may be llmlted to NOTICE OF galbia c..f~~G~3 Newport Minertla end Other Hydro· the luuance at thl Trud· or encumbfances to utldy quaintances from lho
such cashiers check, II so sub1ect. lhe name 11:00 a.m. on lhe 241h day only those Issues raised al AVAILABILITY OF Seac ·G G 3.,. cerbon Substsnces Lying M's Dted until funds i,.. u;. unpaid balanct due on WWII San1a Ana Army cash, or b•ddor s bond. and 3ddress ol lho person of May t996 at Iha DIS-lhe public hearing d• ANNUAL REPORT coll, anett eyner, ""' allable the the noce toteured by said Air Force Base days; No bod snail be cons1d· with whom claims may be TRICT 'Adml~istratlon 0 1· scribed in this notice or in p 1 1 S 11 Lourdes Lane, Costa Mesa. below • Depth ol 500 Feet c°':c: to JNIV: OHd at TNa to wtt· her work at Newport·
erod unless 11 1s made on a hied 1s Silver Sen11ce Es· lices. t 1200 Pinehurst wrlllen correspO(ldence d• 6104(~)~r~ l~tern:lcR:;'. CA 92627 Without Any Right to Enter ~ ~ a!.'1e "':n" be $60:3,&M.2'7 plus the I~ Balboa Savings and
blank proposal form fur· crow 12912 Brookhu1s1 Lane. Hun1ong1on Beach. hvered to the Cily Councll enut Code notice Is This business is con· up on 1he Surface or tht ~ but wtthoul enant Ing estimated c;o.ts, ex· Loan when Lido Isle
rushod by I.he C11y ol Costa St.. 1380, Gardon Grove. CA 92647. at, or pri0t 10. ltl• public hereby given' that the an· dueled by: a general part-Subsurface of Said Lend ~ warraoty u .::Vor Im-pensu and advancn ae the was beginning lls de·
Mesa and 1s made in ac· CA 92640. Escrow I 14046-At this said hme. date and hearing. nual report for the calendar nershlp above 1 Otpth of 500 Feet. plled , dlriQ :i. SSH· time at the lnltial publcation v e 1 0 pm en t : g 0 0 d
cordance w1lh the p1ovi· J and tne lasl date for hhng place, bids will be publicly MARY T. ELLIOTT, year 1995 ol Bertea Foun-Have you started doing IS PrOVldtd in Instruments ston :-' encumblU:s to ol this Notice of Sale: •• limos at the V1llagt
Stons of tne Proposal re-claims shall be May 31 , opened and road aloud lor Deputy Cit~ Clerk datlon a private foun-bMus1~eEss yet? No ol Record PARCEL 2· saU:f the lndetJCedneu M-rnllted lNltM'I fMs and Inn on Balboa Island: quuemon1s 1996 which is lho business the lollowm!r HVAC & d l • 1 . ii 1 • h ar vans • · · costa In the IWl'IOUl1C d 1 Each bidder musl havo a day before tho salo date ROOFING AT CIRCLE Published Newport at on,.• ,•va ab• al t e This stalement was liled Unit 147 es Shown upon cu bV said Dffd. eel-906.,. lnttffft on the congregat on at
Class •·B" General 8utlding specihed abovo VIEW AND SUN VIEW Beach.Costa Mesa Daily foundations prlnclpal office w11h the County Clefk of the Condominium Plen Re· vances thereunder, with In-:. id pus lf>ll balanc lhe Community Con·
hcenso and also prequah· Oelt d: May 6 , 1999, SCHOOLS, BID #to.9596 Pilol May 1. 2, 3, 6, 7, 13, :~: 1~;:~ ~~~~~ r~g~ Orange County on 4·2·96 ferred to In Parcel 1 ebove. terest as provided ther~n. at ~'?'~1ntttut ret: gregational Church In
l1od as roqulrod b~ law. MOE M. GHAZI/KAT· Plans and speclfocatlons 14, 15, 16, 17. 1996. 8.30 am 10 5.30 pm b 19963878737 PARCEL 3: An Easement endU:::'J:prlnclpl~~I-trom September 1 1,.. to Corona del Mar; and
Tho C11y Council of th~ RINA MARTINO QHAZI are on tilo at the DISTRICT W660 a~y citizen who requests ri Dally Pilot May 1, 8. 15, lor Ingress and Egress and :.~· DHd ~~~~lttrn~ date of sale, p1u1' accrued her memberships In
City of Costa Mesa re P bll h d N t Purchasing Department. a1 within 180 days aftor the 22, 1996 w669 Enjoyment over the Com· thereon as vldtd In uld lite charges. and .ctvanee1 the Assistance League
servos tlhl obldrighl to reioct Beac~·Co~lae Mos:wg~/1y the above addreu. (714) PUBLIC NOTICE dete ol publication PUBLIC NOTICE mon Area In Lot 1 ol Tract Note fees ~rges •nd e.rc· the benefic.t lary Is iuthorlzed ol Newport Beach, the any or a s. 847·2551 Ext 1440 Th 1 nd 11 • · ... 1 1 9241 I th C't f c t • ...1 nd ~ obl"'ated to pay pr1of lo Smllh College Club ol The Contractor shall com· Pllol May 15. Hl96. Plans and · specifications NOTICE OF • ou a on 1 p .. nctpa • n 1 1 Y 0 os • pensea "" the trustee 1 YoU ARE IN f>EFAlA. T Orange County and
ply w11h lho provrslons of W689 may be purchased at the PUBLIC LIEN SALE ottlce Is located at 688 Cal· Flctltloua Buslne11 Mesa. County ot Orange. the tNst1 crU(ed by said ~N~ A DEED OF TRUST the Newport Beech
Soctton 1770 to 1780, in· DISTRICT Purchnstng Do-Notice Is hereby given llOfnla Blvd .. Suite C. San N•me St•tement Sttt• ol California, es per Deed c:ll Trull Coalt Fed DATED Novtmbef 7 1991 Lady Anglers.
elusive. ol lhe Cahforn1a PUBLIC NOTICE partmenl. at the abOve ad· per Section 21700 el •eq. LT~eo:=P~A:=~er 01 The lollowlng persons are Map Rtc0td1d in. Book ~· a C~a Cof· UNLESS YOUTAKEAcnoN A wider circle of
Ulbor Code; the prevaohng dress tor Fifty dollars of tht Cal1lornta Buslneas the foundation 11 Rk:hard doing business as: Mo-341, Pege 22, of IVhscella· • 11 rustM, TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· friends were the PB·
rate and scale of wages es· NOTICE OF (S50.00) per stt. non-& Professional Code thal Btrtea c/o Pal icia Eric· cean. 1635 Monrovia Ave .. ntOUI Map•. in the Office = ~',';;'1 St(e;~n:: ERTY rr MAY ee SOLD AT llents who benefltled tabhshll<1 by the City of PUBLIC SALE OF retundable. the Undersigned, SUPE· ion Sse Cellfo:nia Blvd Costa Mesa. CA 92627 of the County Recorder of 4360 8 ~ u........ A PU8LJc SALL F YOU from Peg's dedicated
Costa Moso. which are on PERSONAL PROPERTY A MANDATORY JOB RIOR MINI STQ.RAGE, lo-Sulle C San Luis Obis · CrosSport Mocean (CA). Seid County, 11 Described • Y-. Y ~~""": NEED AH EXJ>LANATION OF
hie wllh the City Clerk of Pursuant 10 the Catlfomla WAU< wlll bo held Thurs· caled at 160I" Superior CA 93401 po. 1835 Monrovia Ave .. Costa In tht OectareliOn 01 Cove· ~ 1~~ THE NATURE OF THE~ ~•ddlc':.ri~~sl;.~~~ f~~
1ne Cl\y of Costa Me so: Self·Service Storage Facll· day, May ti!. t996, 10·00 Ave .. Costa Mesa. Cantor· pub 111h 8 d New p 0r1 Mesa, CA 92627 nents Conditions •nd Re: Ml. !111& • 11122 CE'EDINQ AQAINST YOU Ora. Barnett, and John
Thinking ol having a ity Act (B & P Codo 21700 a.m. sharp starting at Cir· nla, County or. Or1ngt, Beach-Costa Mesa Dail Thia business Is con· 1• f .B • • • YOU SHOULD CONTACT A garage sale? et seq) the undersigned cle View School. 6261 State ol Calllornia will con. Pilot May 15 1996 Y ducted by: a corporation ~'':on~ ,°' r~okvi~wd PUBLIC NOTICE LAWYEk GE Capital Mott· Palmer MOier over a GI 111 will sell al publtc auction Hooker Slroet, Huntington duct a public lien sale ol • · w688 Have you started doing o om n um ecor e TNCI Deed S8fVlcu span o f 35 years. ve us 8 ca on May 30, 1996, pcrsonni Beach, CA 92647. the personal property dt· business yot? Yes. June 1. M•y 30, 1975 in Book Loan 5431 ·0227698 Other.[~• ee Mkhaef Gar: Also. anyone walking
CLASSIFIED properly including bul not Any bidder fa lling 10 al· scribed below at 2:00 p.qt. Buy It., Sell ll. Find It. 1991 11417. P•ge 1 of Ofliclal 2629698 Fiie 96-2675 AP d~ =~t Vic• Pre.._ by her old beach 842·e5e7& 11m1ted 10 furni1uro. cloth· tend tho entire job walk will on the 201h day of May. Clasalfled. CrosSport Mocean, Kim· Re cords. The propert y Numbe~' 932·!!8 259 Nota 01 dent: "80 Hallmatlc house on Balboa Is·
dent . Id • . • n.-Trust You are tn default under CA llWAY7• 1-.. F Inf • greeted warmly 11om borloy Pierson. Vice Presi-heretofore described is be-Trustees Sale under Oeeo O~ Pirlcwa San Bernardino land was likely to be
This slatement was filed tn~ •0 as 11 • '1"' street Deed 01 Trust. oalad Maren 29. . 92AO' • -... or orma-~P~U~B~L~l~C~N~O~T~IC~E~S~~~P~U~B~L~IC~N~O~T~IC~E~S~~~P~U~&~l~C~N~O~T~l~C~E~S~~~P~U~B~L~l~C~N~O~T~IC~E~S~~~P~U~B~L~IC~N~O~T~IC~E~S~~ ~~C~tyC~~~~"~o~c~on1~t .oo~~~~ont~~~.~~~d-~~P=:~~r~ Ii' Orange County on 4-9·96 designation. If any, of the protect your property 11 m'f bl ~::.z;_ ~ ~ creasing frailty forced
19993879557 real property described sold at a pubic salt II you nMO ~ hi INs OFFICIAL P BLJC NOTICE Dally Pilol ''""ril 24, May 1. 1bove Is purported to be: an exp&anaoon ot the nature ot ~~ slng.,~~L~ her 10 mQve. pass·
NOTICE OF AVA ILAB ILITY AND PUBLIC H EARING
THE DRAFT NEWPORT BOULEVARD SPECIFIC PLAN SP-96-01
AND GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT GP-96-0JB
IN THE CITY OF COSTA MESA
'fpc draft Ncwpon Boulcvarc.J Specific Plan (S I' 96 0 I> and 1hc accompanying General Plan Amendment
CG P 96-0 I BL ini11al \ludy. and propo.,cd Negative Declaration arc now available for public review and
commcnl. The boundaries of the spcc1f1c plan area gcncrnlly encompa.c;s 1he properties along 1he eas1 side
of Newporl Boulevard bel\\.ecn I 91h S1n:el and Mesa Drive .
fhc purpo<>e of the ~rcc1 fie plan i., to provide the long-term vision for this impor1anl area of the
rn111rnun11y II is the in1en1 of 1he rlan 10 encourage viable commercial uses to continue and prosper along
Ncwron Boulevard, as well as lo provide propcny ownc1 s of marginal uses adequate incentives to
rec.Jevclop ~r 1ransil1011 to a heller u\e ol 1hcir property
General Plan Amendment GP-96 01 ll cre.11cs a new land use dcs1gna1mn of Commercial-Residential within
1he specific plan area. This dec;1gnar11in allows commercial development 3l a Floor Arca Ratio range of
0.20 to 0 40 (depending on the traffic generating charac1cns11cs ol the propo!tcd use). and it also allows
res1dent1al development al a dcns11y range of I 2 to 17 .4 unlls per ac re., This new dcs1gna1ion would be
applied 10 the 47 .2 acres ot commercial property which gcnernlly from 1he cast side of Newport Boulevard
bc1wccn Walnu1 Strccl and Mesa Drive. The addresses of the nlfectcd propcrt1c5 arc as follows:
I 9)0 through 2100 (even number~ only) Newpo11 Boulevard
.! 134 1hrough 2490 (even numbers only) Ncwpoll Boulevard
1538 through 2698 (even numhcr'i onl) > Ncwror1 Boulevard
109 and 11 ' l·N l'1d S1ree1
114 Alben PlaLc
I .W V1rg1111a l'l~1ce
115 and \Outherlv o f 115 W1lso11 S1rcc1
I 03. I 05. I 07 Sama habel A venue
I IJ aml 123 Monie Vi,w Avenue
ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION : An ini1ial study a11d Nega(lvc Occlnr:uion have been prepared
for 1hc draft Specific Plan SP.fJ(l 01 and General Plan Arncndmen1 GP-96-018 and are availa.ble for public
rcvu:w and comment for 20 cl:iys
....., th d st o ....-io;n ~ .,,.. ersby would Inquire. 8, 15. 1996 W562 609 Themes Wey, Coste 9 PIO!I" ing ag~ Y u you SU cont.ad GE C.pbl :sncJ still <Jo • "Where's Mllsa CA 92627 The un-should 'ton tact a laWft' NoDCe Asset Management. lfv,lne
PUBLIC NOTICE der$10ne<i Truste~ disclaims ~O::~'•«z ez!n c':~C:ao:~d ~ ~8C>0>:·204'0. o.tt<1: Mil ~~~g~~d how's she
NOTICE OF any llabilhy for eny incor· Trustee or Successor Trustee. · 1 ASAP20579t 511 • Peg is survived by ho1
APPLICATION TO rectnen of the s1reet ad· or Subsutuled Trustee pursuant 5122. 5129 son and cJaughter·ln·
SELL ALCOHOLIC dress and other common to Ille Deed 01 Trust executeo by PUBLIC NOTICE law, Hall and Melinda
BEVERAGES deslgnttlon, If eny. shown Oolores P Alvarez an unmarried Seely ot Newporl
To Whom 11 May Con-he1ein. Said ule will be woman recorded on 04/03/1991 NOTICE OF AVAILASILOY Beach and by 1 her
cern: MORENO, Arturo Va· mede. bu1 without cove· as lnsttument No 91-153434 In OF ANNUAL RETUflN g1and·Ch1lcJren. Suson
tencla, MORENO, Ellazar nent 0, warranty ex· boolc r,ao• ol ollic:latrecordsRin RirsuaottoSecbon6104(d)ol Seely and Rober!
Va I enc I a . MORENO. pressed or Implied r~gard· Ille do ic:e1 Orol Illa C ounry C t Ille Internal Revenue Code nobce Seely. The famlly re·
Hortencia. MORENO,. . '. corer 0 anQe ounry. H 1s llerebV ~n INt the annuli quests thal any dona· Norma Palomo is(are) ap-ing t1tl1. po1111st0n, or lorma and pursuant lo tl'le reQJm tor !ht yu1 ending Oecem· lions in her memor
plying to the Department ol enc~bf1nces. to pay the Nollee 01 Oelault and elecbon to cer 31 1995 of THE THE ROOG· be lven to the h.urc~
Alcoholic Beverage Contiol rem11')ing pr1nc1p1I sum of sea tnereundlr recorded ERS FQl,INDATION a pnvn 0 g h .1 ,c
10 soll alcoholic beverages tht note(sl stcu1ad by said Otl3on996 in book PIO• as t<llooaton 1s availal:Jle tor put:Atc ~ 1 c an Y 0 your
at 3417 Newport Blvd .• Deed of Tr\nt with ll'lter1s1 lnstrul'lllrll No .ll6·043805 ol 1nsPK'on by ltrf intertSltd • c 0 ce.
Ntwp0rt .. ee~ch, CA 92663 thereon. ts PJ~vided In aaid ~~~= r;:~~dhi:t~~ ~ oaien who teQUests 11 at the1 __ S_P_E_L_L_E_T_IC_H __
w11h an 41 On·Sale Beer note(s) td encu f en" foundabon's pnnapal ofhct & Wine (Public Eating ' v . • ' " The Flaopotes Al Th• Main Enuy located at 10213 Ovel'tllll onw Kalmen Spalletlch Place) llcens.(s). under the tarm1 ~f 1he Alea lo Tht Placentia Civte Santa AN CA 9'1705 Telephone o f Corona del Mar
Publlehed Newport Deed of Trust, estimated Center 401-411 E Cnapman (714) ~3111 ~nningon tile passed away poace·
Beach-Costa Mesa Dally fees_ charge• end e.rcpenses Ave Placenna. CA 11 1 O OO am date ol this pul:Jl1cabon and to fully on Sunday May
Pilot May 15, 22. 29, 1998. ol the Trustee and of the ~ld~ubl~ aucuon1
10 ~le l1~h'n51 1so days tnerealter ~nng normll 12th 1996 •
1 ________ W_68_2 trusts created by said Oe~d nme 8~1 ~~~~n la~~I mo~e/ 0~ t>usiness Mours 9 00 a m to 4 He '1eave~ his wife
PUBLIC NOTICE 01 Tiust, to-wit: tl'le Unlled States). all riQM Ut18 Pm Margery, his dau~ter
•---------• 165.563.69 Eatlmtted. and 1ntertSI conveyed to and Tile pnnopal manager ol tile Jo•n Spelletlch, aon·
Flotltloua Bualneas Accrued Interest end eddl~ now held l>Y ot under said Deed rounoaoon 1s F'tiyllis Ro<1Qe11. In-law Mark LoW•n·
Ham• Statement tionel adv1nces, It eny, wilt 01 Trust in the property situated Tn.rsttt • stem, also two tlsters,
The lollowlng persons art increut this ff9Ufe prior to 111 said county and st.ate ttere WllliMI OiHt11,C.P..A. Madeline Sonnevlllt
doing business as: Let sate Tht beneficiary undtf inalttr des<:ftbtd The properfY GOR£llCIC I USLAMfR and Kaye GelZ. Aleo
Connlt Find It. 1513 N. aald·Deed of Trust hartlo· address and othtt common ll620'Mlf/111t&KI 1urvlvtd by grandson, Bradford. Placentia, CA . designauon 11 any. ol tnt reat SUll Selh.
92670 fore txecuttd and dtliver!d property dtsertbtd above •s Los ~s. CA Memo1ial service will Conni• Gay Thompson. to the undttslgned • writ· rporled to bt 21 KamalN Newport Buch-Cost.a Mesa be held Frida Ma
15t3 N. Bradlord, Placen-ten Declaration of D1l1u1t Court NtWl>Ofl Beacn CA 92663 CN367957 FON 1704 May 15, 17 at St. Jame~' fpl:.
Ua, CA 92670 end Oemend for Sile. and he unoersigned TruslH OIS· 19116 copal Church 81 11 .oo Thi• business Is con-e written Notict of Default lms any kab~1ty 1or any 1ncor· am 3209 Via Lid
ducted by: an Individual and Eltction to Stll. The ectness of tilt property adoress PUBLIC NOTICE No• port B h Ao. Have you started doing • d otlm common des111na11on. w eac · r· bualneas yet? No undersigned cauttd Hid II any. shown lltreln Tile total Loe11 1297871 01hlr ~:Je7 rangements by Pacific
Connie Goy Thompson Notice of D1f1uh ind Elec· ount ol tne unpaid balance or Fie 1297871 AP Numtitr 419-V I • w
Thi• statement was tiled lion to Sall t o be recorded tne 01>110at10n secured by rne 062 10 Nda Of TnistM'• Seit Monuary, 644-2700.
wilh th• County Clefk or in the count~ whert the pr()l)lrl'( to bl sold 1110 reason· under Deed Of TMI Ycai •re .,
Ortnge County on 4-11·96 11al property Is loc•1ad ind II esuma"d costs expens.s dllu ut'dlt • Deed Of T11111,
19983879B88 molt than thrtt months o aovanc1s al th• lime ol ll'lt dllld Maren 4, 1991, ~ yai
Dally Pilot May 8, 15. 22. hevt tltpttd alnct such "1111ai pubhealiOn ol Int nota Ol tw ICl!on co p:oltd y011 ~.
29 1996 w679 rtcordelion "ofe11lonal IS $201.222 22. howtYtr ' m., bl sdd II I P'*'IC 1111 II
. PUBLIC NOTICE F-ao.ur. ~tton " bene~o":'1;"'~~~.."iv·=-. d' : = :.: •---------Tru1ttt, 5 Hutton Ctntrt S 64 000 00 r 1tlt r hlt;.;;, )'Cl.I ftUd carud i i.wy.
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Publlo Holle• Drlvt, Suitt 10150. Stnte to onset 'UCll ~" bY '%;•'.Iba• '*'tit~ 11* StrrM>
T'h• AMual Report or Ane, CA 92?07, Ta .. phont ot ol 1111 tolal 1mount due fUwtVtlU ~. • ~ • Mortuary BtrntbH Inc., II available Number: {714) 432 9000 Ole beneficiary In add1bon to;tnJSI", ~ aiomcsor IMIM, ot C~ • Crematoty
at the •ddre11 noted below By· Htnl\ Hinh Truttet n. Ult Trus1tt Wiii acctPI a·111ts11Med tNJlel ~I'll to IN tor Inspection during rtgu· s · 0 11 • 0 • ftltr'S ClltCll drawn on • StalltOeed Of T n.it1 eJllQllld b; CtdiO 3800 P~iflc View Drf\19
lar bu1ln111 houra by any 111 1 ·ctr, tit. or Naflonal Bank a elite~ dra'ft'n(G1,1litnal 11'111 GUICIMlpt GuhMNll Newport 8Mch
clllztn who-10 rtqutsts 04/29/M NPP1 3431 PUB: bY a Start or ' reotrlt C11d11 tllllllnd llld wile l'IOaldld on M4-a7oo
Within 1&0 day• attar publl· 05/08/H , 05/15/96 l.fnloo or a Cl1tcit drawn by a~t991 •• lnllllll!IM No 91·11-::::-::::::-t cation of thl• nollct of Its 05/22/98 Stai. or f.tdtrll Sav111Q1 and 106633 in booll page o1 alfdll PIEllCE ~
1111llabll1ty. Loan Assoe1auon. S.W1ngs ,_.. ., tt. alflm al u. Colllly IEU anlWAY ,.~:~!!~.'bri~~·.:..11~2:::. PUBLIC NOTICE pee~ ~~~ 0r;: =:_ !, =-~ Mtvt.•an. * r.. .. -• -HI, CA vmo NOnctl Ofl\ TMISTI!E'$ ftancill COdt 1110 tuthO<IJtd to Nda Of o.tu 111!11 -.am to ~ ~tiOn ........
Tht prlnclpet mantger 11: MU UNDllf DUD Oii o bU$lntsS Ill lhll SI.Ill In Iha"' hnlundlr IWOlll'Oldl
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Cop1e of 1hc draft c;pccitk plan. 1he proposed General Plan Amcndmeni. 1m11al study and Ncaativc
Dec:larat1on can be oh1aincd lrom 1hc City ol Cosla Mesa Planning Division locntcd nt 77 Fair Drive, Costa I • Mesa on the lnd floor. or hy calling (7 14 ) 754-5245.
TI1c Plan ning Commission 'hull hold a puhhc hc:mng for con iderat1on of these matters on the following
dare and time:
llATE:
Tl Mt::
PLACE:
Montl:iy. June IO. 1996
6.30 p.111. or ns ~oon a possible thereafter
C11y Council C'hnmbcrs at Ci1y Hall
77 f·air Dri9c. Co.sra Mc a. Cnhfomla
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Public commcnt'll 1n e11her oral or wr111cn form may be presented during the public hcarlna. For runhcr
lnformiuion. 1clcphonc (714) 754 S24S, or vi41it 1hc Planning Divisio n locaied on 1hc Second Floor of Chy
Hal l. 77 Ft11r Drive . Costa Mc a. California. 1'hc Plnnning Divi~ion 1s open 8:00 :. m. 10 5:00 p.m .•
,_,onday through Friday.
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CNIU7NH -... Before tllklng c1nein of nrst lltuanca ot ~laltt) 11'14/ur "" callliw • YOU. YOO SHOULD COtilTACT A dtiC7ttied OM(j OI frutt Ind.. -~ CAllfORMA lllloeed. ,....,.... tit ..... NOTICE Of very Important actlon•r l1u1,. 11 provided In !C*lll"4 °' oNr cNdlt "*' · ~WYER 2903 PEM~ ORM ~lllNtld ~. Upentll. and '"'°91MdNa .,....., v '"° • -· Of ~ le w KtliiON TO however. th• p111onai Hctlon 9100 of th•~ In Ctwl Codt Stew 292411 !COSTA MESA CA 9262$ ·1u • ldVMces II S11t234fil. ltll..., MD 1eo-'2S21i11 1eo1r "tllt,....... ......, -ol AIJlllWIEll 11pr111n1auv1 wilt be Calirorni• Probet• Code. ~ 111 1111 11 Ill 111111 of lf•eet lddrm or common~ 1111atDlt1IAM of Ull .... OI 01f1C111 AIDDntt • t.llt IM._,,.....,. ~ • ~
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._,"' • _.. • to inter11t1d p1r1on1 ctaim1 will not 1>eplre !al rlgllt ... Ind lnlll•I con-lstlown lll>M. no wwr.iry Is lh111 lhe lOUI llldtblldness due Cou11ty. _, lllld of Tn111 i.-llOM PIOWlllll. =o.:,. ~ W......... unl111 they have before four months• tO and now lleld Cly 1tGl¥ttl•lo l1Scomple11ntnorOa11 4125196 TO SEAVICEICllllel 1t1t lolO-. i.or 12. _..,1'11..,..ol ... CASE NO. A 182488 waived nooc1 or con· hom the heering dete oodtr uiG Oetd ot Tr\lll 11 lilt contCNSS) • Thi benttidlly COMPANY.• said Tnis .... IY l!lOCC 33 Ill THE cnv r# NEW· T~":t ~ O..: :' .:= To al hlfr•. b•Mfl· 11nted to the propoHd noticed above. Ill'~ netelnaf1tr dtscrll* under Aid OMd ot Tnnt, Cly Debra Btundagt Anilllnl llO'T BUCH, r# FIRST AOOITION ° ,_.
c:ieriH, credito'9, con-action.I The lndepan-YOU MAY EXAM-~RUSTOR JAMES '9 SLIMAK teaon ol I bfUdl or dtrautt ... 5ec:rtllfY 737 Alnold Onw. Sii r# ~,.. "HflGHTS.r.M.''{R c:..~:-..:-~';,
tinoent cr9dltore, end dent edm1nl1tretion INE tM fl k t b the ~D NANCY l SUMAK BENE ""obllgattons stcurtd llltreby. C. M•ilntz. CA 9-4553-6526 WI' AECOROEO IN 11\U! 4· IN S 00 • lie ....
Persom who mavother· aut"'-rlty will be nrented If 11 IP Y FIC'•"Y •WION fE.DE"•L hct11or0<• tH01ted and dtllv· ~0~229-9015 w. •• ISSlll PAGE ft r# MISClLLM(OUS 1 • • •11 Oii Ille "" " coort. you are 8 per• "'" ""' "" •red IO lht und . WPS IN THE' OfflC( r# THE .... 10 Ille ...,_ of Ille wiH be lnterelted In unl111 en lnttrHted eon lnter11ted In the SAVINGS AHO LOAN ASSO· Miiien Dlcllration ~:au: 1 dllw~ to eollctlon I COUHfv AECOAOEA OF SAK> Orlll9I CMc' -C-.L 300 f
the will or e1tet1, or p111on fi111 en objection Htat•, you mey file CIATION Rteofcled Jutt 15. and O.mano 1 S In l/r'f 1nl0<ma WI ORANGE COUNTY YOU Ntf 111 ~Qr..._ CA'·,. Ille._
bothR of: -GARY W. to th• p1tltlon and with the court 1 formal 1987 n Inn No 87·403065 ol wrlltln nollce 01 OJ.iau~iitd.,o~ obtalllose ~l: u:!.v!: M DEFN.A.T Uf«>£R A DEED c. or 1111 111111111 ...._. CJf •
BUR Ill 1how1 good CIUH why Re~llt for Special Ofllclal Rteoldt In !ht olla ol elecllOn to caust Ille under· :Xt wrlllna 11 W AVAJ' ~a-TMJST DATED I l/13llO UM.ESS "°'a. IN 14Ui , .... CJf #
A PETITION hll th• court •hould not Notice of th• filing of an Ille Recordll ot Otanot County. Signed to ... said propeny to THE EXPECTED OPENINGLA elro· YOU TAKE ACTIOH TO ·PROTECT = bllMGI~ ..... o~ =t~ been filed by JOHN s. grent th• IUthorhy. Inventory and epprelHI Slid Oetd or Trust describes !ht ullsty said Obf\gltlons and MAY BE 08TAINEO BY .... L YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE n......... I ....... ~ • .........-.....
BURRILL in the Superior A HEARING on the f t t t f lollo"""" proper% Lot 178 of ... 1 Ill d · ""'-· SOt.D AT A PU8llC SALE IF YOU ,,_ o "' - -
C f C II• I o e1 I e aHe I or o Tl"" N'V 3"29 .... City I v•eru ter • un erslgned ING THE FOLLOWING TELE· ...,ED NI EXPlANATIOfr 'Of THE ~--. Mlf ---• ourt o • 1orn a, petition will be held on any p1titlon or ecco~nt rte o. ., u.. o caused said nottce ol default JltiONE NUM8ER ON THE DAY NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING $295.441145 ' II •....._ M • County of Orange. June 6, 19915 at 1 :45 e1 _provided in 11ction Costa Mesi. County ol Oranoe. and of elec11on to be Recorded BEFORE THE SALE (51o1 313. AGAINST YOU YOU SHOUlO tht 111111 of .. 111t ~ w
THE PETITJON re· P.M . In Oapt. 703 locat· 125Q of the California St.lltdoldClllln 8tornkla1.2as5 perm~ January 17, 1996 as Instr. No 9581 TAC No: 42T028M Pub CONTACT A LAWYER · ·s.e SNI 1M¥ be i..111111 tlletoeal lliWlf·
gu11t1 that JOHN S. ed at 341 The City Probate Code. A Re· recor t 09 •Pages,. .. 1996·0024193 or Olllclal nee-5/08196.511~ 5122'36 ' BERHAAOINO AVE N£WPOAT td-due DIN·~ SEA-
SURRILL be appointed Orlv1 Orengo CA qu11t~orSpeclal Notice lhru42,Mlsct11aMOUsM11>S.ln ordslnllltolllceollherlCOfder . BEACH. CA92M1' :.(11 1 etrtll ~ICE FINAHCIAL.COAf'OlllATION
a1 pe11onal repre11nt• 921568. form 11 evellable from Ult olllct or !ht County Re· of Oranoe Counry Said Sale or lddr-or eoml!IOll de119n11oon • Mid Trull•, ~ 0.-. tlve to ldmlnlater the IF YOU OBJECT TO the co\ltt clerk. eotdtf or •aid Counl'f. EXCEPT PfOperty wiM be mide In ·as 1s· PUBLIC NOTICE of Dr~y 11 111011111 above. 110 Pailla, Allllhllt SecrUy' •1750
11tate of the deoed1nt. the granting of the Attamey '°" ~. all oil. OH. ~ydrocarbOn ~Ub· condition wtlllout covenant or NOTICE Of TRUSTEE 5 SALE TS warrant( ,. aivt11 ,. to u com· E 4th ~I . Ste 700, S.S. Ml, CA
THE PETIT10N r~-petition. you 1houtd ~ L ........, staoc:es and mlntflll by 11· warranl'f. express or Implied. No A23029• Unit CodeA LCM 0111-or corr.an-) T_he 12705 1714) 54f372 Wt .,.
quest1 th• decedent • appear ot the hearing 2049 c-,,y p.,ti; wer name known. below a regwdlng btll possession. or No 0962SJQ9Jl(I~ w CM9• l>IMllCIMY und• Mid Died of .... JflO tllt 8tMficmy 10 ~
WILL end codicil•. If and 1t1te your objec· a:.t,. ... 900 depth ol 500 fell musurld encumbrances. to P11Y Ille 024-11 SWIDE FINANCIAL Tru•. by rtMOll of a l>t9Cll or • dtbf llld ~ 111lotMlhoe •
eny, be admitted to lions or 1111 written L.-Alli ·, .. CA vertica~ from Ille surllce or 1111 rtm1lnlng ptlnc\pal sum ol Ille CORPOAATION u duly IPllOlllltd dtllUll "' 1114 ot141oa11ou MCUrld olll1111 Wiii ti. tllld tor ttllt °"'~
probate. The WILL and objections with the 90oe74$'111 ground, but willloul tilt rlghl of nore(s) secured by S<1\0 Deed ol Trull• und• 1111 lolloWlllO th•*t. ~·11oto11 .-:vied and ::' 111111111 ~~ °&E
eny codicils ~re . avail· court baforo the hear· 05/14, 05/15. 05/21 :~': O:Y0J::1 ~!": TMI. with lnteml as In said dtlclll>«I Dlld ot Tru• WIU =ld~~h:11 ~~~,.: E'lff,TED OP£UIG llO MAY 11£ able for exam1nat1on In Ing Your appearance de 111 1 500 lttt r lht nore provldtd, Id~. 1r any SEU AT PU8LIC AUCTIOH TO Dlmilld tor Sale. llld _,.1111 OBTAINED rrt CM..L• TNE
the file .kept by the may be In person or by PUBLIC NOTICE p ~ w ..... """ r bo ~-under Ille terms ol said Deed or THE HIGHEST BIDDER FM CASH nOIJU ol dtllUll llld or llldlDll 10 F<l.LOWING' m£Jltt(N ....... court our ettorne POS9 o •-'·'V °'· r .... Trust. leff. charges and ex-(111 th• form• #lich art llwt\11 h !ltd t Ml BEAS OH THE DAY llEfQAf TNE
THE PETITION re· y IF YOUy. ARE A ~OllCE Of TRUSlEE'S SALE mJliig. drlliflO. ke~m~ penses or the Trustee and of Ille l1t1d• '" tht Un•ld Stlll•I = .. or!~nd~ut.ty o lllMI SAlE (71'l'I0-5HO TAC
quests authority to CREDITOR 'or 1 contin· rs NO W228396. um1 Code :~~~s °'yolr' ARE ?N DE· trusts aea110 by said Oeto or ::e' ;::a c:aa::6r:':-ic.: obltgi1oo11• 111d 111treah1t 1t1t 427006' PU8 s-1. s-t. s-1s
edminister the e1tete gent creditor of the W. Loan No 946435/SLIMAK. FAULT UNDER A DEED Of Trust Sllcl sale Wiii be htld on toclt Stc:lloll 2924h (~It "'unoert11111t11QuNdAlll110C1c1 ot
unde_r .the ~ndependent dacee1ed1 you must file 4.91 139-264-01 . TD SERVICE TRUST DATED 7/07/87 UH· May 29. 1996, at 300 pm on tu• M the hlllt of .... 10 TO dtlaua MCI ol llldJOll to bt On the move?
Admmu1trat10".' of El!· your cle1m ~ith the 'COMPANY as iluly apoolnlad LESS YOU TAKE ACllON TO Ille ltonl sttps lo the entrance Semce ComN11yJ Ill riglll. Idle ReoofotdJanu¥t 23, 1996 ._ tatH Act. (Th11 euthori· court end mail • copy to Truslet under tilt lotlowlno PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT of tilt Orange Civic Center, 300 w in1111t1 convt'(«I to and now l1111r No 116-33855111 Book'~
1 ·u allow the person 1 described Deed or Trust Will · E Chapman, Orange CA At Ille btld b « d Nld" Oeld 1 of QlllCllll Aecom 111 th• office ol y Wt , • the perao~a reprettnte· SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO MAY BE SOLD AT PUBLIC time of Ill• lnltlal publicatJon of T 1 un ., 0 the recorder of Clft1119eCounty
al repreHf'!tauva t~ take tlve appointed by the THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR SAU IF YOU NEED AH EX· llllS notu, the total amount of d:!,b:c,th~R°~rc: ~~~~Slit ol prol*IY wlll bt made
many • actJon1 without court within four CASH (1t1 Ille tornlS Which are PlANATION Of THE NATURE Ill• unp;ild balance of the obH· W KIMMEY JANICE M l(IMMEY'" ·u II condlllOll Without cow-
obte1n1ng court epprov· month• from the date lawful tender In Ille United Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST gallon secured by the above BENEFICIARY fl~T FEDERAL 111111 or ·-rtnty, apt-or
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~g~s SALE 1400 liciioiisTii.AiiiiiMESiiiii.Aiiiii2ii62iii4 iiROiiOiiMiiSiiiiiiiiiiii2ii70ii6 BUSINESS & EMPLOYMENTS530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT5530 MERCHANDISE FURNITURE 6014
-$300 1at Month N.B. Room w/pvt ent FINANCE 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•••••••"J 2 wood tllm wing -full bath, clean quiet 1• 1• cl'lalrs & ottoman. EASTSIDE CM Clean. lrg min cabin-w/d. $495/mo. ulls ••••••••• $35,000/Yr Income Summer/FT S7 hr.---------Rose/Peach print. ~OUAL "°"""° C·2 Lot 50x200 with style, 1Br, walk-In clst. Incl. Call 646·4878, potentlal. R11dln~ 1--------.. Painting & main!•· ANTIQUES 6010 $500 obo 675-2192 on o:nuH1n Nr beach/Triangle Sq. b k T 11 F 11 NURSE"Y PERSON nance·NB Marina. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
All rellH&lla lfftftllinl In tltls 2houBseedrwoiolhm.ha1rdw.Boaotdh • Sonora Apt• NB 26r Condo. Room BUSINESS 00 s. 0 "' 2v,. or m0<e retan exp. M u s 1 b e we 1 1 2·H•nredon Sofa'•
b ..... .. f d' Marv Ann 045-3350 w/pvt bath Pool spa OPPORTUNITY 800•595·9779 Ext. A· 0.H. or C.C.N.P. Deg. groomed a herd ---------. 8' Yellow. down rilled ........,., .... ,..cuei .. e 1 · floors. Needs TLC. ·' · ' 1361 for detalll. p & ' $40() obo. 5' while sllk , --'f"""HM&llttActt1 11111 11 **COMPARE OUR & lenn. Fem., n/s S550 29041_________ Top ay Benefits worker. Call M1. Hor-Top Dollu P•ldl .... -$245,000 with owner Ull. Incl. 840-9510 $35,000/Yr Income Cell Mr. Lathrop € ton 642·1626 $100 obo. Call Sandv • ....-.n1C11111Mnllllle111 financing. Conlect PRICES•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii potentl•I. Reading F1owerde11•Nurserles From 1800·1960. 1 840-5737 i. """1tA "lllJ llflleflllct, owner. P.O. Box 2404, X·lg 1 & 3 Br, 2 1_________ 714-e 33 •9200 Wanted Fem, n/a, pc to entire es1a11. 1 1 ·11•1&111111 ., dlmlml111llon Newport Beach. CA pobo•,·· lt3do'o fr.oeo• VACATION L ~oou~~ 2ove~t~:1!~~ ~gg.~~8-~~~8 F~·)(~. w, ________ 9# drinker. In )(·Change Paintings, china, 8P•~:n ~n~h~~u.~:m ~ • ,.._ corer. 111111111. 92663. ca :..!t -4 RENTALS 2722 f 1 tor rm/board. Spend glsware, furn. etc . ...,~i.Ntllls&atunr off MJI, nr beach acc11. Buy ell/part l398 ordelati. POSTAL&GOV'TJOBS nlghts/wknds w/b•d 40YrNBRes673-6223 hot pad $1 .000 obo
..._..ertell.••llltlaliottll ••••••••• 042"5858 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___ 8_00_.1_1_s_.2_2_1_9 __ 1~s,..3""5,,,.....,,o,.,0'""'0""1Y~r-...,.l-n-c-o-m-• $21/HOUR+BENEFITS ridden woman. LI hs• ========~ Thomasvill~bKlng •i;t• .-_-' "*'•ce. llml· E'Sld• 2Bd 1 Ba, Fp, New 28' motor home PURCHASE/LEASE potential. Reading NO EXP WILL TRAIN keeping. Own trans. bed set w rass tnm ...._;~M&lla.'' HOUSES/ gar. EncloHd pallo. for rent Full kitchen. Kitchen In Orange books. Toll Free (1) Appl+lnfo 714-647-1991 646-8447 or 631-2921. Sl,000 obo 631-1776
TMI ........... ,•Ill 11,1 Lndry room. No pets. shower. TV/VCR. Day County Sports Bar. 800-898·9778 E>ct. R· PROQRAMMER An'lglmlto'IOt...a 8FT Graen couch like ...,... CONDOS $795/mo. 042·1073 & wkly rates. 559·8844 Immediate Income 1361 for listings. """1-..1..1.-i-.._ new $175 Please call ._.....,..,_..,Mwf11M. NT with only $10k Invest· ---------With Excel/Access abletoallordyourar.... _...,__......, -. 723-1796.
_......,,... • ...._ •• ktilsll FOR RE E'Sld• Back Bay menl. (714) 580-8686 $40,000/Yr Income exp. and accounlmg ~~::C::." .......... "'a_u_r_g_u_n_,d,...r-""'1t,...a""'1""1a-n
.._..,llltllw.Oltrllftn 1 Br, yard/patio; w/d RENTALS potentl•I. Home background . Fax moneymalungpollnMI IUI --.~.pD!y.in..lt.. .. . ... --~...._,tut 111 hkup, S645, no pets W"•~D Typists/PC users. Toll resume to 073·5188 or pen..,. Calnowt a. .... ~ v••••• 2-pc sectional
netllefs M-.rtlaed 11 tllls 631·7813 niu&0 2726 ••••••••• FrH (1) 800·898·9778 PT Qen Office Recep· 833-n.ta ~ llltnnL $500 obo 673·3313
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--... , ...... llcam-DEL ••11e 2122 w/garage. W/D Hk· Female looklng for a ••••••••• puter •kills a+ Inside -• • -;J wash Holds: TV. VCR • ... _ ·-4n..n"" quiet, cheery room $40,000/Vr Income -~..,--Music Sys .• Pull-out
.,..,,...I ' .... CllHUO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ups. S700/mo. Good near good surf. Npl. ---------potentl•I. Home aalea. Se/hr. 646-2080 uucH•Hicutn• shelf tor tum tbl/CO's. · ...... ..._II 1 · -ni1 15M. f9t 19Ca11on. 548-5880 Agt C T I -·-._._ • Old b t NI 3B Penlnaule or Wesl PERSONALS 3002 Typlsts/P usett. ol PT·Parklng Lot Patrol .APPLIANCES 60l l S350 obo e73-5883 '911W ?'.., .oc .. a,.._ •r u ce r Lrg 1Br. encl garage. Npt. Pref. house. No iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 Free (1) 800-898·9778 P1r1on wkdys/Wknds.1---------T DI I "CllltUD1U2S·JMI. lBa upper dplx. 1-car walk-In closet. No •• T·1398 lor llsllnga. PT·Servers "Flex hrs. EMPLOYMENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gia•• op "ng gar. lrg deck. Avail pets. S650. Avall 611. _d_ru-'g'-•-· _5_74_·_4_2s_2___ Table w/4-Cllrs. $300.
Mey 181h. $1100/mo. Betty 644-2270 Reaponalbl• bual· MEET ATT•. COSTA MESA Apply: 2601 Eastblult Dr. SERVICES 5533 Oen Etc R•nv•·New. New Mayteg W/O
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875·4912 Agent nesaman/teacher YOUR S H.B. TENNIS CLUB Upplr/low•r oven. $350. Retrlg. S150
& 7 yr old fem. lab, **POSTAL JOB ** Reoeptlonlet FT 5375 obo 873•3313 f~I Sofa w/hld••· * •••k• room/garage 'MATCH s 12.6q/hr 10 st1rt, Caaual Npl. Beech •••-••• Remodellng kitchen bed and col1H tables
COSTA MES.A 2124 fOl IOOMMa u n It or g u • • t 1·900·988-8988 +benefits. Cerrl1r1, ofc. Dependable, out-Please be aware that buyer·s dreaml Gour· $40Q White canapy ~ 88d Ma houae In NB or vi· Sorters. Clerks. Com-going, start rmmed. the llstlngs In thl• eel-met kitchen top, of the crib for S200. 723·
Apllrtment clnlty, b~ e 11 . EXT.2138 puterTralneea.Foran CallD11252·1617 egorymayrequi ... you llnebrandnameappll· 8747.
•••••••••1•2 Br, 1 ·It•• gar, IDrlnwNCl.Ocol4*~ 075·7588 S2.99/mln . 18 + eppllcallon and exam 10 call• 900 number ances. All slalnte~s --------.. fenced yd. d/W, w/d = .. -upe~• Serv-U 819-645-843'\ 1nf0 rm a ti 0 n, ca II Receptlonlat aummer In which there Is 8 steel & black llnl1hH
Incl. No P•t•. 193·A ~=:: ....,.. R:~:::::.·~:l•m':~t~~~ NEW FREE PARMINE 219.791.1191 E•t·Pt482 Job. Farmer Insurance charge per minute. from uqu111e bay 1002 Magnolia. SM 00 mo. WUA 722• 7505 6am-6pm 70eys. Group District Office. front hOm•. Therma-
avl. 6/1 645-1020 quire• room In 1·801.S71·555S S. Coast Corp. Ctr, DOMESTICS 5540 dor dbl well oven.
Qov'T fORECLOS .. D Newport. Be•ch lit IOnO dist. IOll .10/mln+ CLERICAL IF ILE • C M . Ca 11 Tom bulll In stove lop. • •2 Br, 1 Ba•. fen~ed a re a • ever• I hom•• for p1nnle1 yd, w/d hkup, gar, No ---------night• per week": UNEXPLAINED PERSON • M-F, 1;5, 433-0141 NY warming oven, 11aln·
on S1. 011inqu1nt Tu, Pet• 2636 Santa Ana HUNTINGTON ce1g) 7&1-8844 p 0WER111 ~~~YSu~~r1~~;:0.o o. Reataur•nt Char-0· "tt~e-ln n11d1d. To IS•4•.osoo'tv'aTu1•.h~:cd1: R1po1, AE01. Your A u It c S""" Chicken M&na"'•ment Ar.I. Toll Fr.o 8()(). ve., n • '"""· 1e•cu 2640 Paychlc Tells You • · help with• care of 3 s1.100 obo. need to aVI 6/1 845 1020 ~ DELIVERY DRIVER 28k+ •Int bon~s. + I 898-9778 E.Xt. H-1398 • COMMERCIAL Thing• You May Not Pff aftornoona M·F for t>enems 714·960-1352 chlldren. Teach ng sell 631·6275
, • for current llstlng1. B'Sld• Townhou11. 3 ....... 1.eaa "'partment REAL ESTATE Even Want To Know??? CM h N-... · background • plus -·-,. 1 -eoo.aea-4900 P armacy. ,,.... Retell Sal•• PT In Mu11 •P••k Engllsh. ---------GOV'T FORECLOSED Br, 2'-" Be, cozy & 211 Adame '12. Fplc. a1S75 s3 •99/Per owncar.54<>-8919 hotel gift ahop se br. lovechlldren, hav11x·
home• for pennlH quiet, lg Vr & d/r wllh Walk·ln cloMt Patio minute. Must Be 18 +. DETAtL•Rt WANTED Call Lori 549-0300. perl1nc1 and refer· " on s 1. Oellnquent ,Tax. fr pt, huge m91t1t w/ on ma1t1t bdrm and 5 "'--•1
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1po1, •. r +laundry, (Santa Ana/ • pallo down11alt1. BUSINESS OFFICE wanted for FIT pol. al a·L••w:MoN• N.8 . 720-9215 Area. Toll Free 800-Sant• la1 .. _11 $1 .. 00 Clo•• to beach. •ir .. -::-=================::11!1-----11!!!!!!!'-9\ 898·9778 Ext. H·1381 .,., . .. S900/fno.+Oep. Avail POR RENT 2769 HOTTEST John Wayne rport. OW GUALll'IED?
tor current llsllng1. 031-8097 nowl Call "4-1 t87. llr MUlt ' bl evall on call Looking for change, su~nWiG I * 1t19' i * for wkncls S7/hr alert l•H 11reu? Peeceful QOV'T fO..llCLOIED W'Sldt • Qultt St.1 _________ Approx 15' x 20' Call 714-550-0578. Boating/Marina Env.
home• for pennlH 3·Bdnn1. New carpet ~B9ftRT otfloe apace avl. General Office $400+-WK, Ben.;«'"· on S1. 011tnqu1nt Tax, $1050 752..2Ni n-.wcu now. S225. All utll. St-.. l __.,, •2.. 75 ~ Repoa. REO•. Yoor BEACH 2889 1'1ci. Call 644'2270 lmmed. Fff p09ltlon. -· m .. ..., , -A A. rrw Area Toll FrH 800-H.B. office for exp. SECRETARIAi., l \f £
898-9778 Ext. H·1398 brWPORT CHIROPRACTORS AJP & payroll peJaon. Full time 1~30.S:30
,..,. for current llst1ng1. RG •1•R ••••• Molt Prominent •P•C• Comp. flt., reliable, h Monday.Friday In our
GOV'T PORECLOHD BEACH 2189 2aR •llA •7a8/Up on 17th St. In CM. phone•. PH:960-2700, LAQat AdVeftl91ng o.. B US.lNr.E.SS( ~
home• for p1nnl•1 R1ffl9 a ~ e ® PacUIC Pl&U r'Fi'N1.jf,'1JrJJ011JiJ1"1li~t=;;.AA;;;:Mt-ol;'ii'iii;7p-1""'.. W.~;d pmau'!!".!!''.· -~~~ •" on 11. OellnquenJ Tu, lnc1. IOIQO poot. No •Walling Room FIN /SI ... ... .. ...... -.. , ...... R1po1. RE01. Your lmmao Lido lalo 3Br peta. No ,.... No • Bullt-ln Office Nannr tter Wanted aponllb• wl1" good • • • • • • • • • • • • • e'
., ... Toll ''" eoo-::~::: ·~~1·"'~C'. teaae. Ma.48•• • s-Tr~~.,,~Roof\m• OF YOUIOUAMS ~~~:d1~0E~:: •• ~ aant~'!..!_a~!. 1roe~dk ~-1-1n...,;,,.,,.,11tJ.l'\-l.A#tit.J-J
191-9711 El(t, H·1381 $2300. 310.277·1583 NPT •UCN toft •PV •lid .,,.....,d x..,llY m NOW!/! req'd. 7'4'882·7300 "' .,.. --..,.., inr...,.-_,--., ,_ fQr current 111Unge. office. 1200 •ca ft. adj t1IOO/mo. 23-4 £, 171h 8'. /.900-9~ well with people. ....,.,......,~..,u._.....-....,....,-.1 .,
Npt North 2Br 2ea to Via Udo Maline. Call 114.e41.i110 .. Rd.JIM M New.,..m Oood typing and '"r .. ll>l"'U:..t.. . .c.. _CE_lll __ Tl_ll_Y_L..,O..--T_/_, condo, 2·c•r gar, AC, New pnt/crp1. 11•00/ lndtw, fum, 100.14!>0 ..,., 1.1.,,,.,.;.., ~ AdmlnletretM proon~no •kilt• a 'WtuiJ/w~.,.,..,.,,,_.,..,,.,...,. ... .,._,_.
w/d. pool. No Pl'•· mo. Calf ar~ Kahl, eq fl. Qarden, water-h / A .. l•l•ftt mvat. 11.IO per hour. omtttilJtlx"'l•wClwrlllwlti#S..AM. .,. ..... ,,..,,,.,,. C~ 1225 11450/mo. 640.tut 11•281·1424 ht, 111 fail, .JrpOft. Am9"111". s,,!Jtt,,, 111'"1• Pereonabla, oroer.. Ph'f*al/Clnig -.C,..n-11~-flli,fJ/l,_,Jt:JiiM!I.,,__..,,, lllil6•C.., -•••11111~ .. -•loutetandln• N~t .oc:m VIN 411d UOO-t1eoo 43Mtel ~:!m'u11~1:':1.~~; ~~'=.EC;!·: ~~.a•*"'JitrfaW-...,,,,,,.,_,,,,,...-a..jlr,../l'lltf ·
"ACIPIC VISW ... rth Townhome I t ..... t.fplo 2-c# 981· i""'1H, ihOn *ml needed to d<I wtde v• 1ume IO .ludy Oetting (,.._.,_,.,.,C-,Cl!lill.
MVVtlW TIAAACE •• 1V. ... ger, l1HO Utie home. New .'*"" phn •vtill. l'um, IOOo rtety Of c:h.ttt.I In Diiiy (714) a1...... •n1~-~ •. ~-~.L..!..__ -·=--....... ~ 1ot9 C&O. mo.,CMa121-oNO tteeo Nt .. $80 1400a/f,11Metl1/ft, lllPl.OTllBlfT Hot MWafootn. g.., iOCiiLUU •a 1----r..,. ,-~,,..-----'-,,_..""
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22Come-may
24 All9nbh ee Beat an Incumbent 29=-w:
30 Temperamenlal 31 Stclllful 36 Ta!Mt
88 l)IS()(der 37 Swing around.
a• a allfp 38 Imaginary paradise
41 China's neighbor 43 Some exams 44 Free-for-alls
45 Fabric edge 48 Aclresa Lamarr
49 Wielded 50 Summer mo
51 Environmental problem
55 Wealth 58 Practice 59 Morse Code
siqnal "° F riendlhll> 61 Aquarium flah
62 Naval ranil:
abbr.
63 Oil Job
&4 Chemieal
COll'IP<MJnd
DOWN 1 Pan ol a lhree-
piece euit
2 Cl\oir VOtCe
3 Praise
4 Not subdued 5 Bradley and
Asner
6 Snooty one 7 Smoked
salmon
8 Wedding !>fOmiie
9 Collapse 10 House oovenng
11 Outdo 12 Honking birds 14 Touch
18 BelOfe anything else
20 -King Cole
23 Fodder 24 ·coming or Age In -·
25 Waller's rewards
26 Ballparl( ottteials
27 Actor Beery
28 Flz~y drink
PMvtOUS PUZZl.a IOlvtD
Sl$·M
29 A1ma 31 South Amen· can c;ounlry
32 •Jane-·
33 Tiiie
34 ·-lhe n~hl before ... 36 Steep rock 39 Author's work
40 Slow 41 Pioce ol
lurn11ure 42..l:lomer'$
seafarer
44 AClress Ryan 45 Fictional delecllve
Sam-46 Fairyllke
47 Hoists 48 Donald Ducil's
nephew 50 Enlr'-: Intermission
52 Marshal Dillon
53 Monsler In fairy taleS-
54 Flrsl. second. or'third-
56 Flightless bird
57 Pen Palm 58 Rocky Mountain tribe
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neuts to75 SPEED • CHEVJlOUT 9045 MUC!DES 1130 ----------------, l•----•ISKI BOATS 7018 ;;... _______ ..,. ________ _... ____________ Chlo .. o 9'owtd Trip, •a:a Ca,..ro Berlln•ll• • 7 1 M •RC• D a a
By CHARL£S GORIN 1 alrll,,. Uck•t, LAX •2t' 8KI •OAT '88 T·lop, Pull Power and 2 80C • AT' PW• wtdt OMAR SHAMF depart 812 ,.turn 8/8 1 .7 titre v.a. King alt. LadiH t-Ownor al61m. PuU.ou1 11ereo..
__.. ... .-uu.au H-'"H S199 ' 84~9588 Cobta O/O, low proltle 5s2n!!'5p. Aboll 1ecord1. Svc. reca. Xtta clean. _.., '"""'._... --hull, Ju11 eervlc:ed, .... • 0 123·t504 54000 OBO. 545-4182.
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Opening lead: King of•
G •••GB r••.ar atery. area• akl boat· CHRYSL£R 90SO'_N_I-SSAN--~---0
game, or even slam, by 10 doing .••• ~----~---faat·looka great ...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 915
Even wonie wu South'• decision to•• i:.~~!~ go.5~l~~~ 1990 Eael• Talonliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
take an advance sacrifice at five,_________ Sll11or/Btaok. loaded, 1 •et 240 SX SE. WhV
d.iamonda, giving the opponents two NEWPORT •·MAR--l-N_E_S_E_R_VI_C_E-1 ownor, porl, grad gill. Charco~l 12~ 4P~yt, 5·
bites at the cherry. While it did BEACH 6189 SUPPUES 7020 714·547·7621 ~fi~· :.eerlng wti:.~:
keep Easi-Weat out.of •ix clubs, it '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------st• r .-0 Jc as a et t e . gave them the option of reaping a 1• FORD 907~ Tinted windows. Alloy
lucrative penalty. • BUILO•R• SALe TONS OF iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rims. Excalabor Alarm
East. followed with the nine of Power tools, plumbera STAINLESS STEEL 1993 FORD System. Electric teat-
d to W t' · 1 d fth tools, ladders, ladder BRONCO 4 x4 b1tl1S. Mini condition. spa es ea 8 opening ea 0 e lacks, concrete fin· Bronze & brass & nuts $1 o.soo OBO. Call' king of spadea -a auit. preference sher toots, com pres-& l)otts + washers. tn perfect cond. All Pagor 89t·1182 si:ftaJ for a heart shift.: West ob1ig-sors, air nalls. Etc. $6.00 per pound. power, leather, phono.
b I d. 1 h b 430 .. II rt a tow pkg, rims/tires. e Y ea 1ng a ow eart to t e ru • on -ve. Mlnney's Yacht Sur-
k. b h N a h Only 60k miles. St7K. ---------ing, wont e return with t e ace ewport eac plus. 1500 Old New-574•4~47 or 64&-9~49 PONTIAC 9170 and cpntinued with the four of SAJ M•w 18th Sam port Blvd. 548-4192 .
hearts for partner to ru.fT. Moving 8•1• Sat 5/18 ------------------
Thia time it was East's turn to 9.12. Amlque furn, MARINE SUPS GMC 9081 '89 FIREBIRD White, underlead an ace. West won the. lamps, tools, col· 2 tops. 5-spd, loaded.
club shift with the king and another lectlbles,household DOCI<S 7022 '95 Yukon SLE 2·Dr, Xlnl cond. S44oo. Call
heart allowed East to ovemilf dum-~oods and clothes. 4X4 Wht/beigo, fully 543'2369·
my's queen of diamonds with the 829 Port lh•~•ld 38' Mooring (C·SO) w/ loaded w/hvy duly ex-'"•""'8_9_S.,,..,.,U"'N.,.,B~l~R:-:D::----
king -down four for an 80().point ·--------11' BW, off Alvarado tras, hvy duly IOW, Conv. Turbo GT. Aulo, penalty. Pl., E. of Bay Is. Call Alarm. 6-yr lacl warr. all pwr AM/FM cass.
TRANSPORTATION
(909) 397-9797 or Mint cond. Reg lhru 97 cc 1111 cstm tires/ • At the other table East-West did (909) 626·7190 $28K 546-480~ w h 1 5 . • $ 4 4 o o .
not come close to the club, slam, a AL a o A y Ac HT 673·2762. ·
playing the hand at three no trump BASIN has boat :tllps _H_O_N_D_A ____ 9_0_8_5
and scoring two overt.ricks af\er a iMtlLtrom 31 IQ_ 75 ft, _ 1---------
diamond lead. That was a hana-BOATS 701 f s14.50/ft. 673-1161 4X4 9221
some gain for a pretty defense Up to 20' Front Tl• '87 Honda Prelud•1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · d. · 1· ed biddi Cream pulfl Porsonal 11 against un ISCJP m ng. I! I • c t r I o B o .. t Off Marcus Ave. car llttle old lady in '90 Countw • Range
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There is a cardinal.rule.when you
preempt: Bid the maximum your
hand warrants with your initial
preempt, then stay out of the auc-
tion. South ignored this precept in a
team match, and paid a heavy
price.
Wanted for summer $150/mo. Call. Chip COM. Excellent cond/ Rover Warranty. 57K
Learn to be a better bridae months Call Susan at 52~·2301 8.30a.Op Blaupunkt radio. Sun-Miles. Loaded. New
49
55
player! Subscribe now to the 281·8820 roof, cc. All power. tires. Garaged car.
Goren Bridae Letter by callinf Wanted 4 th partner.· CAMPERS, RV'S, A>--, new tlres, alarm, S20K 714-780·2408 In first seat few players would
open the South hand with a weak
two-or three-bid -there's too
much chance of miuing a heart
(800)788-1225 for information. Or 3 • c 1 1 79K miles .. $7500
write to' Goren Bridie Letter, s~rew,hr :r;.::'tc~~d~ iTiiRAliiiiiLiiEiiRiiSiiiiiiii8iiiOiiliii41 723·48021----------
P.O, Sox 4410, Chie&lfO, IL 8068().. Sleeps 6, s• o.ooo •--------MISC. AUTO 9245 .... 10 t SS 000 d '95·'98 ·RV's Rent 3 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -• erms • own. days, 4th day free. ISUZU 9100 Balance. 2 yra no In· terest. 673·6239 ~4·30 It. Nowport iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii SEIZED CARS from
Beach 724-9777 '87 Isuzu Trooper II $17 5. Porsches, Ca-FtT~TURE 6014 WA.Nl'ED PETS &
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TO BUY 6019 ANIMALS 6049 POWER BOATS
Perteet whit• couch iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7012 AUTOMOBILES
75k mlles. orlglnal dillacs. Chevys, owner, rod, $6,500 BMW's, Corvettes.
Call 650·1769. Also Jeops, 4WO'a.
w/chase. Red/whVblu FAE E CAT 8mo • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·-----------------plllows. Beach style. Top Dollar• Paid bolge strpd nrtrd JAGUAR 9105
$550 OBO 830.2595 For Recorda. Jazz, male. Charlle. Adulls SEARAY 21 ft Cuddy & ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Q I F Sountracks. etc. . trlr, 1983. Orig owner. BMW 9030
Your Aroa. Toll Free 1J
800-898-9778 Ext. A·
1398 tor current 1111· ings. * ua lty urnltur• Can Mike 645-7505. only. Shots 6734879 Serviced reg'rly, many '89 XJ8 Sovereign.
2·Sofas, Brown/Gold •Poodle• AKC• xtras. $6500. 646-5974 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Maroon. Must seel ---------
Tapestr<Y $65·$75. Tea Cup Toy & Mini '78 833 CSI 2-dr, 6-lmmaculant condition. ANTIQUES & ~~~~2 c~fiyv~:S-~~8a FREE TO YOU 6022 S450·$95o 714·751·3465 cyt, auto. pwr wind, N/smk .sa1e1 S9995. CLASSICS 9250
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiiiiii Save abused and BOATS, YACHTS, snrf. mlrr. Gd cond. PERfORMANCE LTD. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sot• Beachy pe,1.ch abandoned pols. Be a CHARTERS 70l3 $3250 obo 631-7149 Jaguar-Land Rover
and whlle stripe, good FREE C•t Beautiful volunteer/foster. Call1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '85 BMW 7351 · ·SER V 1 CE· cond. Asking $250 long hair golden le· 714.597.9037. 11 Brown, xlnt cond, __ 7_1"_4_·_6_5_0_·5_8_6_0_
509·7685 mate cal. 1 yr old,---------*JUST AS NEW* auto, orig ownor. '90 XJ8 Sovereign.
'70 MBZ 280 SE
Cpe. Auto, air. LI blu. Hand-made alumlnum.
S7500 obo 673-3313 fixed, neods shots. Umbrella Cockatoo h R G Southwest Autben· 5vr old, male. Tamo. lnflat•ble Boats $8,000. 722-0194. Britls acing rocn. tic white pine furn. Needs Adult for adop· Loves women. W/ Consignment Items '88 BMW 7331 Wht. Non/smk. Best car -,7-4--J-e_n_•_•_n_H_e_a_l_•_V Pi I b d t lion. 843·0705 Best value Loadod ne po e e · n cage. S800. 675·5770. BOAT BUILD.ER& auto, loaded. Xlnl · · Lotus twin cam. eng. stands, lamps, hand· & SAILORS cond. $6200. OBO Sa I e I S 1 3. 5 o o . Sll/hrd-tops. Runs Xlnt. painted brown denim ------------------Call 640.0683. PERFORMANCE LTD. Orig cond. Yellow/blk
cou1 c1h/bc1hal6r4, 4gla14s6s8top OFFICE MUSICAL A Marine Membership 1975 BMW 5301 Bur-Jaguar-Land Rover Int. 52K 839•7524
en · a e. • FURNITURE & INSTRUMENTS 60SS ~~eou~'. ~~~~hos~~ gundy. auto, sunrf, 7~!.:s~.'5~io
EQUIPMENT 6047 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (Npt Bl.) 548·9818 good shape. s2.ooo AUTO PARTS MERCHANDISE 2 Baby Grand Pl· OBO 645-0423. --------
FURNITURE 6014 FURNITURE
MISC 6015 • anoa boauliful condi·1----------------•MAZDA 9125 & REPAIR 9260
6014 • 2 oak executive lion. 1 gloss white, 1 SAIL BOATS 7014 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii desks, l credenza. mahogliny/walnut lin· CADILLAC 9040 '90 MAZDA MX81" 6014 FURNITURE
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ 2·11"' Flcua Tr••• chairs, coffee lable lsh. In tune. s 1875 TURBO GT . 50 000 FOR SALE -Beige
Immaculate Furniture Misc ..• Furn., art work. Must aell. Beige In redwood planter,s. and morel 645-9586 each. 527·l854 27' Catalina 1986 coupe de VIiie t987. ml, toadod. Must ~ee. convertable top option Everything goes $20 gym equip, 16-pc slvr. couch. Good cond. 5200/oa. obo Also 2·6' Diesel. Furling Jib. Excellent condition. 56500 OBO. 241 .9075. for full size Ford
10 $2,500 obo. cl,erry & crystal. 733-8555. $25.00. 19" color TV, F'lcus trees $50/Ga. ---------•---------Very Pristino. $12K. One Owner. $5500. Bronco as soen In 011· Bl~ sets, rice-poster & Model home furn 2 remote & stand S50 obo 645-3931-PETS & BICYCLES 6060 436·6665 I 329·0236 Leaving tor New York Road magazino. All
slo1gh, formal dlnlng wing back chairs w/ and I ad I es w h Ito Shower Bench lor bath· ANIMALS 6049 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••c""a_,l,_...,,2,...,5,.....re_b_u_ll_t/-lo_a_d-ed...,., May 18. Only serious Good jobs parts Included. 2 yre rm w/china cab~not, match pillows s220 leather short jacket tub. Ooublo seat (with iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,52 SCHWINN Red buyers ca 1 1. old. $250 OBO. 714-
leather sofa set, V1c10-each 1 day bed/sofa lelnt cond. sac. $60 backs) which enables Phantom. Completely crul~il~~:r~~~tgse!~OOO (714) 644-7619. reliable services 589·4040 ext.167.
rlan llvlng rm. grdla-twin w/pillows $2951------97_9_·_85_3_4 you to sllde over while ADOPT·A·PET restored. Perf11ct cond. Call. 723·6048 Interesting lhings
lher clock, ..p lus and computer desk/ sitting down. Perteet $3,000 675-57701---------On the move?. to buy LIFT GATES
•71 4·220 ·298B• ctr. walnut $95 548-Overstocked with for anyone needing Every Sat & Sun at WE PAV CASH PETSMART, Fountain Sell your unwanted __ 6_0_9_o______ ·stuff? assistance. 549-9591 SELL Valley. Puppies, kit· For good used Sabots items Jho easy way! Why play Hide 'N A call to The Community tens and more. all & boat equipmenl.
Td'}:>tace your Seek with chlldcare? Classified Markel Place. 1001<ing for loving, car-Mlnney's Yacht Sur· crassHied ad call ca 11 C I a• s If I e d will help Ctasslfled Ing homes. CALL 597-your home plus, 1500 Old New-
642·5878· 1oday1 642-5678. 642·5678 842·5678 9037 for more Info. through classified port Blvd. 548-4192
Sell your extra
household
items
in Classified
It's all lhefe
every day
In Classified
642·5678
------I CERAMIC HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING
For Sal• (3) Wa.ltco
3,000 lbs. capacity,
Lift Gates. $2500 for all (3). For more
intormat!9n, please cart Pr'omod Shah
1·714·574.'.4267.
3890 TUTORING 3929 SERVICE TILES
DIRECTORY
CLEANING
3528 SERVICES
DRYWALL
3548 SERVICE 3 584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiR EAiiiiDiiil NiiGiiiiTUiiiTiiiOiiiRii
R I IR d I l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE CHUNG'S PAINTING Precise Plumbing Home •P• r emo • 1• G Grades K·5 ••••••••11 L•fky Showers R•p'd F{egroutlng & lnstall'n
Li1'670130 Dean or Tile
673·8065 or 846-8526
w!~~?a':e';L::~.'~~ ..-~~a~1~P1~~~ :~~~RT co~i;:::~N~::.ort a~~~s. Y~~~P~·A~! ~~: ~~~,,,':~:,~~ u~1~: ~~ir::~~~~ i;:;[Ji~ Re~~~: :s~~';;,~~ols s;;~~~~~!laled71~::ea
• 2 story-$45. /Hanglng:Taplng;Texlure Jim 831•2480 Trim, Sprrnklrs, Aerate, QUIRES lhat all used ---------• L.t887398 969-1090
ACOUSTIC
CEILINGS 3408
AAA ACOUSTIC
Paint-applied Remove·
patch. Texture. lnt/oxl. 962-5891 or 8 .. 7-8905
Houae Cleaolng Comm/Ros 551-5573 Thatch631-4422Pg-41J..8t42 household goods Oen• Abrams Painting
Spring Cleaning B&K Llc#585180 --------• TREES • movers print their lnVExl 01!_&1 PainVReasS POOL Newport Tile & Marble & Reg Svc. Mini-blinds, All phases. No job too HAULING 3720 P.U.C. Cal T number; Llc'd/lns'ii since '76.
Fine Craftsmanship... carpet & lloor. Visa/MC/AA smt. Acoustic removal, Topped/fte1110... Law11•. limos and chauffeurs 989·7083 Pg-&64-3947 SERVICE
At Attor.dable Prices. AJ'• 888·2500 etc. 714.2 40.1159 ...,,..bdn!.tp. 751=?!78 print their T.C.P. num-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Shower11/Countors/Flrs JUNK To The DUMP GARDENING Rellable ber In all advertise-lk•'• Custom Painting PooVSpa Svc & Repair Natural Stone & Marble1---------(714-988·1882) & Quality Work al ments. If you have a Prof, Clean, Quality I P H Work lnl/Exl & Docks F llers• urnps• eaters Fplcs L645486 842-2214 CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 Wiii haul wllal Trash reasonable rates. question about the le-L#703468 831•4810 Island Blue Pools
TILE REPAIRS MASONRY 3557 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Man won'll 968·1882 Ed Barrett 548·3371 gallty of a mover, limo Wkly Svc. 645·6726
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Call 873·2380 CEILING MASTER
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Custom Texture•Palnt Uc'd. Mark 838-7300
•Reseal Patio Tile • l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Small Job EXPERT ---------Green Scene Landscpng or chauffeur, call: PAINT I NO 871·S987 1• TWENTY DOLLAR Publlc Utilities Conscientious Craftsman ---------1---------Ponds • Fountains Duncan Electric /C /Masonry /Irrigation Commission Old F hlo d p Ide I OFJNG 3910 WALL l ,352409 745.3954 Brick, Block, Stone, Tile Quick Response HAULER LEAN·UP /Trimming ;Removals · H ne r n RO Cone, Patio, Driveway Local Uc. 850•7042 JOHN 850·1828 Clean·ups •Maintenance 714·558·4151 Workmanship. 671-5967 COVERJNGS 3932 -----.-----· Fplc, BBOs. Ref~25 Yr L#599025 850.0109 Dlbern.,do'a Moving SON'S PAINTINQ O OOF NO CO l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------•CHILD CARE 3536 Exp. Terry 557•75941------------------LANDSCAPE Local/Oftlce/Slorage Int/Ext. 22 yrs In O.C. BALB AR 1 1•
CARPENTRY 3510 *Best Price/Quality FENCES HOME CARE/ CONSULT'"'NT Long Ol1t. Free Est. Ouallty. Smt/Big Jobs ;Comm ~ResE;Re~~f THE STRIPPER -llc460559 714·537·9496 .! Re,palr • ree st • o 1s Specializlng In wallpaper CHILD HOME CARE Landscape, brick, stone & DECRS 3615 SERVICES 3780 18 Years Experience. Tl181632979•3114 Pgr 1_800_616_9722 Lie d/1na 831·508 removal. Uctl' 588924 ":~ti.~::.":~;'~~~~ LlcN30420t056 Concrere. 800.781-1007 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brian Kill11lea 645-4635 Spllt Second Moving R.C.I. ROOFING co . • 714-903-5037 *
Fire-Water Da.mage Roberta Thornton •EXPERT: Blk walls, •FENCES OATES• c.,. Giver For the Land1cape Remodeling Prof Moverel 24Hr Srv TOP QUALITY INT/EX -Speclallzlng In naw Farthing Interiors
Eloc, Plumb. & Paint 720 •3969 Npt Beach brick. concrt, stucco & n•w/repalr/po1t Nplaced elderly. 12 yoars exp. Yard tune up/molntenace, 7Day/Sr Ol sc/T 1 1784 SZ Very Reasonable Rates! Roots/Rt·roofs/R~alrs Jnstallallon, Removal
Newport area. 1mmed ---------s1ono. 25Yr .. Exp. Lows Redwood • LN576606 Ref's. Please call landscapo/artistlc dHlgn. 432·9123/P-346-5850 L648228 Jay 650-5068 L#704392 Bond/In s . Discount Wallcoverlngs Page 714·227·8122 Jose 531·7843 Jim Whyte 642·7206 Temmw 714·367-9038 ContractorlC27·604006.1_________ 15~Hw/ad 850.1079 l#560875 873·1212
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Trlm•Coblnets•Stucco iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Orlvewaya, patios, estimates. low prices. Uc'c:t IMMIGRATION Speciallal In exl•llng OCCASJONS 3840 LESSONS 3 68 Free Esl. All reroof DnAMll L562731 35Yrs e~p decks. Repair/removal A.. t Con I 97•530t I d /I I ti tiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,J'/,;~ 842-0587 A TOUCH OF CLASS Uc/Free est 222·8888 uvan •Qe sr. ... 3762 an scape r~o;7:2•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil guaranteed. 875·5095
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CARPENTAY•Wlndow1 Llcensed·Bondod YtGUALITY WORK• Work Permit 975·8425 Yard Cleen•up, Trim•------------------,.,....---------
Ooort •wood F'ences ~~'!i~.f:~J'8e~ LEWIS Construction Hardwd/Vinyl/Ceramlc TreH/Hedge/Remove/ PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 REMO.DELING
C1oe1VG111ge Organlzera ----------Remodel•Handyman Mrble/Carpet Bnd/ln1 INTERIO,, Weed, Nu C.awntMalnt. & ADDITIONS 3916
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