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Home My WebLink About1996-05-22 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS CdM tennis marches into semifinals Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 C 0 UN CI L · Regi,onal government wins approval Lucille Kuelm named Ne"1JOrt's ·Citizen of the Year • Chamber tabs longtime library trustee and former councilwoman for its top honor. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot MARINERS MILE -Just call her Citizen Kuehn. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce has select- ed former dty councilwoman and current . library trustee Lucille Kuehn as Citizen of the Year for the 1995-96 year. The announcement took place at the chamber's annual meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Balboa Bay Club. Kuehn attended the meeting but said she bad no idea sbe had been selected. Chamber officials try to keep the recipient's identity a secret until the announcement is made. "This is a complete and total surprise," Ku~hn, a city resident since 1958, told the Bay Club gath- ering. •{Former City Manager) Bob Wynn invited me to hmch and this is what happened. "You have made my We the beautiful lite that it is. My heart is with you and you have made my heart big .• The nearly 50-year-old award recognizes a citizen's "long-term, ) continuing commitment to the community.• As he read of1 a list of Kuebn's accolades and accom- plishments, former Citizen ot the Year Robert Shelton noted Kuehn easily fits the chamber's crlteria. In addition to her service on the city council, Kuehn has served with the Orange County Grand Jury and on the advisory" board of the Oasis Senior Center. She is the founding president of the League of Women Voters of Orange Coun- ty and is recognized In the book, "Wbo's Who in Am~can Women." "Ts she perlect? Ts she fault.less? No," Sbe1ton said. "Why not? Because I don't hlways agree with her.• Tuesday's event also included the recognition of departing ch.am- ber board members and the induc- tion of the 1996-97 board. Council- woman Jan Debay presented a brief State of the City address, list- ing several issues that the city is reviewing or implementing. Those issues include: • The annexation of Newport Coast. According to Debay, the city hopes to pass a resolution and submit cost estimates to the Local Agency Formation Committee by December, • The 1996-97 budget The city expects to submit a balanced bud- get this year and plans to give its non-safety employees a salary increase for the first time since 1994. •Extending the lease of the Bal- boa Bay Oub to allow for the club's redevelopment and expansion. I' I \ '\., I I '\., ( ' ., I I I l ..... I ) I I I \ I\ :\. I " ( I Smokey Bear -a.k.a. Will Cochran -greets pupils. LIVIN·G LESSONS Kindergartners discover redwood trees and other state sy~ols N EWPORT BEACH -Question: How much does a full -grown redwood weigh? Answer: Nearly 1,200 tons. Question: Who discovered the first redwood tree? Answer: Native Americans. Question: How do they grow? Answer: Straight up. About 85 Newport Heights Elementary School kindergartners were full of questions Tuesday when an Orange Courtty fire captain visited .the school campus with a trio of visitors. The school's three kindergarleo classes have spent the past week learning about California's state symbols: the tree, the flower and the bird. So, courtesy of Sea'Iree Nurse ry in Irvine and the Centennial Fann at the Orange County Fair, the 5-and 6-year-olds got a chance to touch a live, 7-year-old Cal- ifornia redwood, a golden poppy plant and two Califor- nia valley quails. KATSUYA RAINONE I DAILY PILOT Ludlle Kuehn has been named ClUzen of the Year by The Newport Hart>or Area Chamber of Commerce. Agency seeks to dtimp waste water into bay • Eastern toll road officials ask to funnel nitrate-rich groundwate r into San Diego Creek in Newport Beach. By Evan Henerson, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -As the city toes lo avoid receiving a 5-rrullion-gallon-a-day dose of treated sewage water from the Irvine Ranch Water Distncl, a new agency has applied to a state agency to also use Newport Bay as a dumping ground Silverado Constructors. the contractor build.mg thE' Eastern toll road for the 1tansportation Corridor Agen- cies, has applied for a permit to clischarge nitrate-laden waste water into the San Diego Creek, which leads into the Upper Newport Bay. The state Regional Water Quality Control Board. which will ultimately deade the fate of Irvine Ranch's proposal, will hear testimony and gwe dl.recbon at the board's May 31 heanng in Riverside Stlverado's app!Jcabon is still in the early st.ages of devel· opment and is several wee}cs away from a permit heanng. • SEE AGENCY PAGE 4 Couple give schOOl a $1 million gift • The donation actually brings to $2 million the total amount the Sodaros have donated to Chapman University in Orange. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Donald Sodaro 1s a fl.rm believ- er in private education Pnvate, tugher education. that is Sodaro, a Newport Beach resident and Chapman Uru- vers1ty trustee, and tus wife, Dee Dee, recently donated $1 rrul.IJon to the pnvate Orange wuvers1ty's school of business and economics for a new college bwlchng Fire Capt. Mark Cochran, who also works at the nurs- ery, delivered the tree and poppy plant Tuesday morning and answered questions from the precocious classes. •can you make a playhouse out of it?" Molly Annot- tele, 5, asked Cochran when he explained how the trees can be used. J The children also visited their favorite bear -Smokey. -By Jnlle Ross Cannon MARC MARTIN I DAlY PILOT Newport Heights Elementary School klndergartner Dusty Campbell, right. gazes up tn wonder at a rechyood tree brought to the school for a lesson ln state symbols. "lf you look at all the charities that you can gwe to, the one that has the most long-term benefits to the world is education,· Sodaro said Monday "Educabon olves cancer Educabon solves finanoal problems Education , Democrats ready to set aside Toledano furor • Party chairman says 'it's over' atter surviving vote this week to remove him for reported campaign violations. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot : The day after his party's central oommittee failed to gain sufficient wt8i \o fcsoe his ouster, Democra- :Uc Party Olairma.n Jim Toledano ~ain. said he hoped the party Could return to proper business. get on with carrying the county for Clinton.'" Party offi- cials had aiti- c i z e d Toledano, a Costa Mesa resident, for spending a late Jim ~oledano contribution on a mailer endorsing Congienlonal candi· date Jim Prince Without informing hll party's executive boa.rd during the March pdmary election. The chalrman may also have vtolated federal elecUon laws llnce the coatrlbUtor, Debra LaPrade, WU Prince's ..... and bad mamd out Oil her C'Olltributlom. r~~----~----~~---, . I '\ U I· \ ALMANAC 2 AltOUND 10WN 4 ClASSlflED 7 l.ISTIN. 3 POUCl lUS ' 2 w.mca 6 9'0RIS 5 Two Estancia students named ·merit scholars , • Honor could mean up to $2,000 annually for four years of study. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -1\vo Estancia High School seniors are among 2,500 students nationwide who wW receive Merit Schol· 'arship awards from the universities they plan to attend this fall. Peter Krutzik and David Marcus were selected by UCI and the University ot Miami respectively as college-spomored merit scholan and could receive as much u $2,000 annually for up to f o\Jr years ol undergrae!uate study. Peter and David were among tS,000 merit scbo1arahlp ftnaliltl who competed for 6,900 tcho&anhlp1. • Look for a full list of Costa ~'s high school and college Academic All· Stars in Thursc:t.y's Daily Pilot. • •I• received the honor. Program representa· Uves selected the highest scores in each state to be semiftneHsts. Tu become finalists, Peter and David submitted outstanding academic recordi, endonements by Principal Peggy Anatol and their SAT I test ICOl'el. The students allo provided ln.formetioo about their educational interests and goall u well as parlk:lpation and leaderabip in school and community actiVitiel. Peter is Estanda High'• 1996 valedic· torian and has received numerous eoid· amic awards. He *"9d. u ~of the •Al far u I'm concerned, it's ovs, • lbleda~ l&ld ot the con· llOYenf OYW bis handling of ft 110,000 campUgn contribution. •A lot af ,_,11 w up to me .n.rtMwetmdMkl, 'OK we've ~our~. Let'• They entered the National M rit ScbolanhiP Program by taking the Pre- lim'Nry SAT/Netianal Merit Scbolanhlp Que11tytng ~ dudDG their juruor yMl' •SEE TOLEDANO PAGE ~ ud N among 15,000 nationwtde who , ;;,_._... ........ _..___..;...,..,_...._ ........................ ____ ._.~ ..... ~-----.--.._ _____ = -------------------"'·~-- • SEE GIFT PAGE 4 • .. • • • • WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. 199' GREER WV\.OER I DAl.Y PILOT Lauren Powell, 9, has her eyes on a bundle of sunflowers at the Inaugural Farmen Market bl Corona del Mu lut Saturday. The market convenes every Saturday from 9 a.m. to t p.m. ln the dty parking lot, at Marguerite Avenue and Bayside Drive. • briefly in the news IRS workshop to aid owners of small businesses The Internal Revenue Service is offering free tu · worbbops for sma.U busi- ness owners from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today, and on Jwie 26 and July 24 at the Costa Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Topics covered in the workshop include small business set-up, types of business elites, business income and expenses, schedule C and self-employ- ment tax. Bankruptcies Recent bankruptcies as reported to the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana. COSTA MESA • dba: Exotic Massage, chapter 7 NEWPORT BEACH • dba: Kelly's Coffee & Fudge Facto'ry, chapter 11 DUI arrests The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH •Jeff Michael Prohaska, 18, of Hunting- ton Beach • Reidun Durr, 51 , of Balboa Island • Dylan Robert Taylor, 20, of Costa Mesa • Miguel Amendez Aquino, 33, of Anaheim almanac Regional advisory government gets coUncil approval By Ttna Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Council on Monday gave its sup- port for the formation of a Council of Governments, or COG, which is designed to give Orange County a stronger voice in regional issues. But in order for such a delega- tion to form, the League of Cali- fornia Cities, the governmental association that's been the driving force behind the concept, must win support from the majority of cities in the county. So far, at least 16 of the county's 31 cities have approved a joint powers agree- ment, which paves the way for the COG's formation. *Before the end of this month, we may have a legally estab- lished entity,• City Manager Allan Roeder said Tuesday. Initially, the Council on Gov· emments would serve as an advi- sory body, performing studies and offering recommendations on regional matters that could affect local issues like demographics, development and transportation. Other counties, like Riverside, San Bernardino and Coachella Valley, already have their own COGs. "It helps a lot having a subre- gional body whe.n you're dis- cussing larger issues that affect the area,· Councilwoman Sandra Genis said. ·u would give Orange County a kind of united front. •for example, in SCAG meet- ings (Southern California Associ- ation of Governments, another regional governmental commit- tee), when SOJllething comes up about, say, an airport at El Toro, we just kind of say, 'Well, Orange County doesn't have a formal position on this.'· Eventually, some hope the COG could assist in streamlining government and public services, possibly eliminating the need for a county board of supervisors. ·There's either a hope or a fear that's where it would lead,• Councilman Peter Buffa said Tuesday. •There are certain enti- ties that don't want the board of "It helps a · lot hav- ing a subre- gional body when you're dis- . cussing larger issues that aJf ect the area ... • -SANDRA GENIS • - supervisors tampered with.• The Building lndustcy Associa- tion s one such entity. Last week, the group sent a letter to city offi- cials, asking them to delay their decision on the COG agreement to allow further study. ·1 think the BIA and some developers would like all planning approvals and entitlements in the county areas to be controlled by the county government,• said Mayor Joe Erickson. •Tue county government, meaning the board of supervisors, has given greater levels of entitlement to developers like the Irvine Co. and the build- ing association, and the surround- ing cities haven't had any say. M And in many cases, the stan- dards between the two are much d1fferent. Even in Costa Mesa, where we have small islands of unincorporated areas, our stan· dards don't allow nearly the intensity in development as the county government. It's a .much easier avenue for developers." But it could be years before any radical changes to goyern- men\ would occur. - "It's a first step, an<i it's a very modest ftrst step," Buffa said. •And it remains to be seen whether it ever becomes any· thing more than that." Registration 1s not required. Seating is avail- able on a first come first served basis. For more inf or-. mation, call 360-2094. • John Francis Richardson, 57, of New· port Beacti • Lori Jean Garcia, 34, of Laguna Beach • Jason Anthony Evers, 21, of Orange MARC MARTIN I DAllY Pk.OT Urson A1UngbalR receives Bowen aad a cake lrom Prtends ln Service for Humanity exeaatlw dtrector Debby O'Conner. Mark Korando named to water board seat By Tony Dodero, Daily Pilot minded and has experience in policy setting. He's willing to work with the whole board.• COSTA MESA not available Birthday Costa Mesa planning commis- sioner and community activist Mark Korando was given a unani- mous nod Tuesday by the Mesa Consolidated Water District board to fill the seat vacated in April by longtime member Mario Durante. Korando ~ntly made news when be led the successful fight to close down the Empire Ball· room nightclub, amid complaints of noise and public drunkeness. District to honor Pathways achievers Newport-Mesa Unified School District's Pathways Program ii having its second O\l.tstanding Achievement Bnlakfast on Thursday at the Neighborhood Community Center. The Pathways Program's focus is to help students' transition from school to work. PUteen students who have demonstrated out- standing tollow·tbrough, self advocacy and eventual employment are being hon- ored. Local business partici- pants will alao receive recog- nition. Por more information, call 760-3262. Marriages Most recent marriages as reported to • the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Roberto H. Poortman married Janet T. Bortle, on May 3 in Santa Ana • Elias Abundis Pichardo married Ignacia Arista Zetina, on May 2 in Santa Ana • Leonardo Elias Garcia married Juana Joaquin Marcelo, on May 2 in Santa Ana • Camilo 8. Espejo married Jennifer L. Espejo, on April 30 in Santa Ana • Rajniv P. Singh married Rosemarie A. Camanyag, on April 27 In Dana Point • Michael J. Spevak married Karen M . Anderson, on April 27 in Dana Point • Mark D. Troedson married Colette Nower, on April 27 In La Mesa • Steve Valdez married Theresa A. Boehnlein, on April 27 In Costa Mesa • Gary R. Brown married carrle L. Kurtz, on April 26 In Lancaster NEWPORT BEACH • Michael L. Weiss married Robin L. Hall, on May 2 in Santa Ana Slgniflcatit birthdays of local resi- dents. URSOH AUJNGHAM Urson Alllngham of Cosm Meal turned 100 on M41Y 6. A retired~ er. Mr. Allingtwn rnowd to ~ ~In 1958 and continues to~ In ttle same houloe on 23rd sen.t. One of hG favorite p&SttilMs his tieell to drive around town collecting recy- • Loren W. Brown married Lisa E. Cun- ningham, on April 27 in Laguna Beach • David J. Plum married Leslie A. Tedd, on April 27 In Laguna Beach • Kevin J. Murphy married Tonya N. Pearsall, on April 26 In N~ Beach Real 'estate sales ReGent real estate sales as reported by the Continental Lawyers rrtle Co. In San· ta Ana. COSTA MESA • 2913 Chestnut Ave., Si49,000, 3 bed· rooms, 2'baths, to P. a A. Oevusser • 2921 Redwood Ave., $205,000, 3 bed-rooms. 2 baths, to R. M. Ropp • 2816 Serang Pl., $204,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. to M. K. Kolaslnsld NEWPORT BEACH • 2001 . Ooama Ln., $365,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to O. and M. Look • 1 S33 Priscilla ln., $325,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths. to S. and L Briggs • 1730 lfVlne Ave., $300,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 112 baths, to T. and K. Deem • 1738 ltadewfnds Ln .• $517,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 112 baths, to N. Costa Korando, however, must imme- diately resign his post on the Costa Mesa Planning Commission be.fore he can be sworn in. Board mem- bers hope to do that before the next meeting Thwsday, which includes a closed session discussion. "He knows the community and he knows the west end,• Boaid President lhldy Ohlig said of Korando. "He knows how boards work. That's what we need. A board member." C ommunity activist and water district critic Heather Somers echoed Ohlig's remarks. "Mark has a tremendous amount of background in plan- ning," she said. "He's very fair- Korando, who declined to com- ment after the announcement, was picked from a field of five candi- dates, edging out building equip- ment engineer Fred Bockmiller, Jr., the board's second choice. In addition to the planning com- mission, Korando, a building inspector by trade, has been on the Costa Mesa Redevelopment and Residential Rehabilitation and Advisory Committee, the General Plan Steering Committee. He has also volunteered for the city's Neighbor for Neighbor program. Habitat for Humanity and the Mesa Verde United Methodist Qiwch. Kor~do's board seat, vacated abruptly by Durante after 35 years, will be up for election in November. William Lobdell. The same 24-Daily Piiot P.O. Box 1560, Costa hour a~fing s«vke rmiy ~ Mesa. CA. 92626. Copyright No ~~r-· -. ~· r . ' . --.:. ~ \... . ' . ' used to record letters to the news stories. lllustr~lons. edlto- editor on any topic. rial matt« Ot ~ VOL to, N0.112 AQDBESS herein can be reproduced with- Our edchu Is 330 w. Bay St., out written pennltllon of «>f1'I" 1MOMAS H. IOMNSON. Costa Mesa. C..lif. 92627. right owner. ~ CORBECJJONS HOW IO REACH US WIUJ'1M L09D1LL. Editor S!IWMlMLI. 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It l'ffd: "Jesus was a pot-smoking ~Ired fortune SUN' fllOMCAST Second low good southwest telllng hlpPiell (so not all pot-smoldl!'.lppies _. blld) ., LOCATION SIZE 6:59p.m. 2.7 brNks at 3 feet eccordlng to police reports. A tennis print w.s fou~ ('Mr Wedge 1-lw Secondhlgh to S feet in top the broken window where the panes W9l'e remowd. Newport 1-3 w .tt.tmldnlght spots fading ... OllTMAOt 81.ckles 1-3w THUMOAV away by Fridey. A • :-Modl of INtne: A burglar broke Into Newport H111bOt River~ 1-3w First high new round of H School science dassfooni over the weekend and stole MOO CdM t-3w 12:4Sa.m. ", ·northwest wind worth of etedronk scales whktt ww. on 1IOp of the &lb \lblel. ~TING flnt low swells comes In ~ O:.,teY.s broke out a window to a dwoom In 9'oblrw Hal M°!,'r, e~ar with ~a.m. 0.5 late Fri<My to g.t Into the~ light nds this S«ond h'Vh ..... flf ...... ~ Drtwe: About -.,... of morning shifting J:SI p.m. J.$ through Sunday women's S*ldls. In v.toui ._end~ wwe *""from• west 10 to 20 knots Second low Md by Mond9Y. Hngene ihop Ill FtsNon llllnd. n. ........ worlh 51.JSO. _, with J foot wlnd l:JOp.ln. 2.1 toUthMlt 21().. :: :;'::, nw 1he door. No • ....,.. ...... ..,. waves, S foot toUth-SWiii wll rOll "' ·---.. ,..=Whit·---~._ ... ~ weswtytweM. IOfnl higher ~~fog °'~'°""'-~ .......... and ... MVm. ry-lndUclng. "°°°#Ind ....... =. 2-<ltlt.......... ----· .... .. To Sirs and Ma' ams, with much love I don't know Martba Toplk. Well, not personally, that is. About as close as I've come is sitting in her classroom on Back-to-School Night listening to those uncomfortable little summaries of whtit our chil· dren are going lo be studying in the year ahead. Yet, I feel I know her inti- mately from the tough. pun- gent, wonderfully perceptive and unfailingly encouraging comments she has written on my stepson's English papers. He is graduating from New- port Harbor High School in a few weeks, and he will be going to college with a quite remarkable critical acumen and a fire in his belly for good literature. lf Martha Topi.I< did- n't build that fire, she surely lit it, and its glow will warm Erik for the rest of his life. LISTEN UP joseph n. bell deeply felt, and movingly writ- ten portrayals of this young man as they saw him. During my two decades of teaching at UCJ, I wrote many such letters for my students, but I don't think any of them evoked the level of enthusiasm these did. So this is a love letter to those two teachers -and to all the other teachers who . teachers are aware of the short- comings of Qµr public schools. They want to see th~ cor- rected as much as the taxpay- ers, who are most critical, but they find it increasingly difficult to accomplish from within when the system, itself, is under constant attack from politicAl ahd religious elements with their own narrow agendas. So the teachers, as best they can, work within this'environ- ment to instill a love of learn- ing in the young people they teach. or course the~e ~e incompetent teachers, Just as there are incompetent CEOs and pluml>E!rs and jownalists. It is no more fair or reason- able to put down the public school system and efforts of dedicated teachers because of a few incompetents than it would be to castigate corpora- tions or plumbing contractors or newspapers on the same grounds. · WEDNESDAY, MAY 22; 1996 • MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT These kittens and their mother were found on the doorstep of AJl Creatures Cottage in Costa Mesa. FR OAGOOD HOME • Employees are hoping to find homes for the one cat and seven kittens recently abandoned at All Creatures Care Cott~ge in Costa Mesa. I do know Gail Brower. She took this rather shy, insecure young man into her drama pro- gram four years ago and turned out a polished, confi- dent actor who played Otto Frank last fall as if he had crawled inside his skin. True, Erik had already faced his insecurities by enrolling in the SCR children's theater program before he got to Harbor, but Gail Brower took him where she found tum and moved him forward in quantum leaps. have touched Erik in so many significant ways over the past four years at Harbor High. He will leave there with a great reverence and eagerness and enthusiasm for learning, and to all those teachers who con- tributed to the exciting end product, my wife and I are exceedingly grateful. Erik had physics and math far beyond my understanding pumped into a bead that resist- ed them strongly in the begin- ning. He will go to college with an underpinning of psychology and sooology and economics and French, as well. He has learned some things about stu- dent government and how best _ to deal with peopJe with whom he may have differences. I "It usually happens m the • By carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot springtime between March and The hrst two are about six weeks old; one lS black and the other lS cream with blue-eyes. Of those m the box, the mother cat is a tabby and her five kittens are gray or black and white. These kittens are four to five weeks old and are JUSt getnng weaned. Last month, his mother and I sat in an auditoriwn in Pasadena with Ms. Brower and watched Erik do a· soliloquy from Shake- speare's "Richard m· before a panel of professional actors that included Michael York. Erik was competing for a trip to New York and London with seven other students from the greater Los Angeles area who had survived an earlier round in a Shakespeare contest sponsored by the English- Speaking Union of the Com- monwealth. He didn't win, but he distinguished himseU in the toughest kind of competition. He'll carry this to college, too, than.ks to Gail Brower. These two women took time from incredibly busy teaching schedules to write letters of recommendation to accompany Erik's cCJllege applications. Based on responses Erik received from several colleges, these weren't JUSl letters, they were bea\1hfully crdfled. They don't need me to defend them, but these teachers work dreadful hours with enor- mous dedication and patience. When I was teaching, I felt overburdened with two classes of 20 students each. These high school teachers sometimes teach six classes of up to JO stu- dents each -at quit~ different places of interest and dedication -producing hundreds of papers that must be read and com- mented on individually. And they must somehow find time for school business and consultations with students and parents, as well. All of this is taking place in an atmosphere of criticism of the public schools that must send these teachers home fre- quently wondering why they chose an occupation in which modest pay and long hours is too often rewarded by lack of support-both financial and philosophical -from the very community they serve. These I n short, he's as ready as he could possibly be for the next period of growth in bis life. So, Martha Topik and Gail Brower and all the other teach- ers who contributed so earnest- ly to this product, please accept our thanks. I've done enough teaching to know that the real rewards come in watching the continued growth of the young people in whom we might have lit a small fire. We think you may look forward to such rewards from Erik. The rewards may not be in money or material success. That remains to be seen. But they will surely be in the variety and depth of the resources he can now draw on that wiJ! enrich his life always. That's what educa- tion is really about -and what you have given him. • JOSEPH N. BEU.'s column runs Wednesdays. Costa Mesa man robbed in gr<;>cery store lot A 26-yc-ar-old Costa Mesa man was robbed at gunpoint ~ tonday evening as he Sdl IJl his C'df in a grocery store parkmq lot , police said. A man walked up to Todd Alan SchnickN'!> cdr, parked m the Stater Bros pat king lot qt 1175 Baker, pointed o gun at ~ (714) 733-9430 BILL WEISFELD . IECTRICALRCWIT, No Job Too Small 20%0FF Repairs LABOR Renovations him and demanded his wallet, Costa Mesa police said. The robber told the victim not to look at him and to drive away or else he would shoot him, Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar said. The victim did as he was told and handed the thief $195 cash, then drove straight to the Costa Mesa Police Department where he reported the crime, Lazar said. The victim was not injured in the 6 p.m. heist. The robber was described as a white male, 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing 150 pounds. -By carolyn Miller Gue definitely COOUI apparel; shirts, shorts, vests, hats, sweatshirts/I eg: Got The Gear, Get a Game NO CLUBS BAGS OR ACCESSORIES CALL US TO DISCUSS!! 250 E.17th St.• Coste Mffa, Hlllgren Square• 574-8137 . . May when most kittens are born,· C OSTA f\.tESA -The hrst kit-she said. tens were nestled in a plas-The hospital uses its own tic bdg hanging from the resources to care for the kittens doorknob, the second were snug-and is looking for the owners lf gling in a box left on the doorstep. none come forward, they will What these ldbbies all share LS odopt them out, Owen said. the plight ol recently bemg aban· "lf someone wants to cart any doned at the All Creatures Care of these kittens home, the hospital Cottage. located on Harbor welcomes them," Owen said. Boulevard m C'osta Mesa. •Just come get them. There are "Lt is illegal to abctndon animals," no fees, nothing. We just want to Kathleen Owens, a mandger at the find a nice home for them." vetennaridn hospital said. "I think All the felines are domestic people know we won't put them lo short hair cats, said Owen , as one sleep so they bnng them here, and of the ipttens whined in the back- we take wildlile so they lhink, 'Oh ground in protest of a bath. they will take c1I1ythmy.'" Abandoned kittens dJ'e nolhmg new to the hospitdl, whlch typical- ly gets a few left in theu care every year. But the totdl of e1ghl tabbies left last week and f\ londay are more than usual, Owen said RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dolor Covers Morel \922 KAR90ll ll.Vtl .. COSTA MESA· 5'8·1 IS6 TIRE D OF PHEN/FEX ADS? CLEAN • CARING • UNCROWDED Phen/Fen diets don't work unless combined ~ith 1tutriti01s & behavior modification as well as aH exercise program. 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"'On.tY Board Certified Bariatric ~· in SoutberQ California •Member1 of the American Society cl BaNtric Ph.>'*ians We offer the mo t up-to-date treabnents and medications available. ..... , .. , ..... .. • l\nning •V•ilablc S:301m • 9pm • H•llOllttt'tl~ •Y Ca/ifo,,.io Ta" • lO Lamp ISM bed "'th dual Faml L.imJ>' • Bed•· WolfT, P•nthcr & Rl'\'A bulh• • Pm St1nd·llp booth a\a1l•blc NO INROUMINT PB • NO DUIS Includes fuff Ute of olJ dub facilities Sabatino "They are all healthy," she sa.Jd "The mother and her kitties have a lot of fleas but they don't seem wild, so they were pets.· lnstead of abandoning pets, Owen encourages people to take them to an animal shelter. lI you are inter~sted in offering a home {or any of the abandoned cats, call All Creatures Care Cot- tage at 642-7151. . 204r1em~~ 103 642-0767 LAGUNA NIGUEL 27932 S La Paz Rd .. Ste 643-3231 IRYINE 14220 Culver Dr 559-9641 10034 Adams 984 8562 Join U For Cal bllt' tr a tee COIMIJWon! ltt&lbcdom" 2 u 1 apedll! NATALIA LARSON MEMBER FOR 12 YEARS TWO AEAOSIC Ct.ASSES & TWO WEIGHT TRAINING SESSIONS A WEEK W'd\ • Dinner.~ Brunch .We Cart! 714-673-8586 S.'4fl:e-u11: ·N E W P 0 R T Comer of E. 17th & IMrie Ave. in 'Nestclf Plaza -631 -3623 . Mu~ Hetlllt CM~ 1'161 For RatrYltioN and Dmaioal Call 723-0621 .... 2M Q WEDNESDAY, MAV 22. 1996 AGENCY CONTINUED FROM 1 said Joanne Sdmeider, the regional board's environmental program manager. "On May 31, we'll get direc- tion as to how to proceed,• Schneider said. "The board won't be taking any fOn:nal action to say yes or no." But Newport Beach dty offi- cials and local environmentalists have sounded the alarm bells. According to the staff report prepared by the regional board, the groundwater Silverado will be looking to dump Jlas a much higher concentration of nitrates than the treated sewage water from IRWD's Michelson Reclama- tion Plant. The water would come from the groundwater table and would be used in constructing a seg- ment of the Eastern toll road. Once the construction activity is complete, structures would typi- cally filter the extra water into a stonn drain. Nutrients contribute to the growth of algae blooms. Jack Skinner of the city's Harbor Qual- ity Committee says activists have worked for years to reduce the amount of nutrients that flow into the bay on a daily basis. As pro- posed, the Silverado discharge could pipe up to 6,000 pounds of nitrates a day into the bay, Skin- ner said. "It's really disturbing that they're not looking at other opnons for getting rid of nutri- ents,· Skinner said. "For the past t 0 years, we've put so much effort into reducing nutrients. Now we're going backwards." Silverado has had prelimmary dtscuss1ons with CRWD to consid- er possibly circulating the con- struction waste water through the San Joaquin Marsh. IRWD has proposed dJverting the water out of Sdn Diego Creek and circvJat- ing it through the marsh as a means of removing nutrients from the creek. Officials from Silverado and the tollway agencies say divert- ing the water would be a good ulong-tenn solution." However, that diversion is al the center of the controversy between the city l and the water district. At this pomt, there 1s no guarantee that the structure will be in place by the end of the year when the seg- ment of the Eastern toll road con- struction is scheduled to begin. A spokesperson for the toll agency said officials are aware of the city's concerns. The discharge proposal bas already been altered to decrease the amount of ground- water workers will need to pump. "That doesn't take the problem completely away." said Lisa Telles, toll road agenoes spokeswoman. "We're aware of the issues in Newport Beach and we're trying to lind a solution that can balance things as best we can." SCHOLARS CONTINUED FROM 1 school's varsity goU team, captain of the acaderruc decathlon team, vice-president of the German club and was namC'd a C'lf schol- ar-athlete Peter plans to attend UC'I, but is undeaded a bout his ma1or David 1s dJ1 Eagle Scout, a Gold Seal Bearer and advanced placement scholar, who has received many acddem1c awards and enjoys AlicJdo • David plans to attend the Uni- versity or M1am1 and study SCl· ence Earlier Uus year, the National MerH Schola rship Program awarded 2,000 merit sc.holarships and business corporations offered another 1.100 scholarships for finalists who met their criteria. More college-sponsored merit scholars will be announced in July. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 1\vo men threaten, rob Ca;ta Mesa man An 18-year-okl co.ta Mela teen was robbed Sunday nigbt in Newport Beach by two men who threatened to kill bbD With a knife it be didn't give them money, according to police. lbe Victim, a dishwasher at a restaurant on Udo llland, was walking on West Coast High- way and Newport Boulevard when he was grabbed from bebi.nd by the two men who threw him into the bu.shes about 100 feet from the New- port Boulevard overpass, ~g to Newport Beach police reports. One of the men demanded in Spanish: "Give us your money or I'll kill you with this knife,• accorai.ng to police. The weapon was not seen but the victim was afraid for his We and did not resist when one of the thieves reached into the victim's pocket and grabbed a $20 bill, according to police. The men then reportedly ran away and left the victim without harming him. A wit- ness told police they saw a man running from the bushes and when police found the victim who matched the wit- ness' description, be appeared to be upset but was evasive about what happened, police said. After about 10 minutes, the teen finally told officers about the crime that had occurred. This is the second robbery reported in that area in a week, however police do not believe the two incidents are related, Newport Beach police Sgt. John Desmond said. -sy Carolyn MWer Lincoln open house, fund-raiser pl~ed Lincoln Elementary School Open House plus Family Din- ner and Fund-Raising Raffle GIFT CONTINUED FROM 1 solves social problems. ·These kids that come out of Chapman -or any university - these are the people that are going to be solving the problems in the future." The Sodaros' gift will help con· struct the university's new $15· million, 80,000-square-foot Busi· ness and Information Technology building. "I personally am getting the wtD ......... 11maeday ... dimim w'Nd 5:30-7 pa.., wl open boule nm 1 to 8:30 p.m. AD frieDdl wl ........ al Unoam ltUdCm ... m•*4 L111pa and al tbe 11• '~ fraiD 1\lao Mn ......... PUbiOa r.IAnd plus d111a1& and eoa .. wm be MmMS at dinner. lbe annual book fair at Lincoln Elementary School runs through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p .m. in the Un· coln School library, 3101 Pacific Vi•w Drive Corona del Mar. 1boUl4Dds ol new boob for sale in con)uction with the school'• "Read Aloud• pro- gram will be ottered. This SUC· cessful program ii well received by parents and stu- dents alike and allows young readers to pick out their own books to share with friends and families. Local students the logical winners Harbor View Elementary Sctiool fourth graders too~ home a first place award in log- ic during the sixth annual Mathematics Field Day recent- ly. More than · 500 students from 58 Orange County schools participated in the all- day. event, sponsored by the Orange County Mathematics Council. The students were tested in mental math, estimation, logic, problem solving and construc- tion. In addition to the first place award, Harbor View sixth. graders also ·won fifth place in estimation. Uncoln Elementaiy fifth graders won sixth place in problem solving and the sixth graders won fifth place in con- struction. Andersen Elementary fifth graders brought home a sixth place award in mental math. biggest bang for my buck," said Sodaro, who graduated from the University of Illinois. "I can have modest influence over where my donation goes. I donate money four times a year to Uncle Saoi and who knows where that goes.• Last week's donation marks Chapman's second largest contribu- tion from the Soclaros. The couple gave the school another $1 million in 1990 to help build a residence ball. "That's what makes these donations so much tun," Sodaro said . "We are very able to make sure the money goes where it should -for education.~ I & JOY HAS RNAU.Y ARRIVED IMORAHGEC WITH TH• PURCHAS• OP 6 BAG•LS AT R•GULAR PRIC•H TODAY WOMEN AND MUTUAL FUNDS "What Every Woman Needs To Know About Her Mutual Funds• is the topic of a.free program from 5:30 to 7p.m. at Smith Barney, Penthouse Conference Center, 19000 MacArthur Blvd., NeWpc>rt Beach. For more information, call 955-7550. MEN'S FEU.OWSHIP BREAKFAST The Rev. Tom Ba.zacas will speak at the weekly fellowship breakfast from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The cost is $2.50 and all men of the community are invited. THURSDAY ROUND TABLE WEST Authors Richard Paul Evans, "l\mepiece," Judith Orloff, M.D., "Second Sight,• Frank Dux, "The Secret Man," and Sue Cameron, "The Bible Cookbook," will be at the meeting of the Round Table West at noon at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Tickets are $35 and advanced reservations are required. For more information, call (213) 256-7977. OLYMptAN SPIRIT OF '96 South Coast Plaza Planet Holly- wood presents "Share the Spirit '96," a first time event to benefit Children's Hospital of Orange County featuring Southern Calif or- TOLEDANO CONTINUED FROM 1 Earlier committee me mbers registered a vote of no confidence and several members asked for Toledano to resign his chairman- ship. Although he took responsi· bility for failing to inform the board, Toledano repeatedly stat- ed that be had done nothing wrong and refused to step down. Monday night, the matter went to the full committee for a recall vote. Although the vote was 34-22 in favor of a recall, party tules require a two-third majority to around town Dia Olympians such as Mitch Gay- lord, Cathy Rigby and Janet E':ans. Each guest will receive a 100 Greatest Moments in Olympic His- tory• book with the purchase of $96 ticket. Olympians will be on band for an autographing party, buffet dinner and The Kelly Mun· son Spirit Award presentation. The event begins at 6 p.m. For more information, call 532.a690. FUND FOR WILD NATURE BENEFfT Come hear guitar vtrtuoso Ro~ Hoyt and bis Earth-based lyncs and dine on light Mediterranean fare at the tribute to environmen- tal artist/activist Peter Stewart from 7 to 10 p.m. at The Emerald Forest Restaurant. 309 N. Palm St., Balboa. The cost is $20 and a hundred percent of the proceeds go to grassroots environmentalists protecting our wild areas .. For more information or reservations, call (310) 477-3116. AITTR BREAST CANCER An informative overview of the issues and concerns facing women following breast cancer treatment will be presented at 6:30 p.m. at the Patty & George Hoag Cancer Center. For more information or a reservation, call 722-6237. NEWPORT GARDEN CLUB The Newport Hills Garden Club will install new officers at a meet- ing/luncheon at 11 a.m. at Five Crowns Restaurant in Corona del Mar. The cost is $23. Members force an ouster. With the vote concluded, com- mittee members called the matter "ancient history.• ·Now it's a time for healing," said R.O. Davis, a Congressional candidate who had lobbied for Toledano's recall. "We've already spent too much time on this already. I'm not aware of any bad blood."1 After the vote, however, com· mittee member Jeanne Costales resigned as vice chair and finance offifer. Costales could not be reaChed for comment Tuesday. And committee member Chauncey Alexander, who voted to retain Toledano as chairman, I To Show The Community Our Appreciation We're I ! Offering Two Special MEMORIAL DAY Deals: ~ OFFERS ALL CLOTH CAR WASH I ~ f)~ s r EXPIRE I i! ·c.-kt.7,.-5 5/27/96 iii :ere:~ CALL FOR I g . 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JAZZ IMPROV a.ASS Orange Coast College presents a Ja.Zz improv class featuring 20 mstrumentalists and vocelists at 1 p.m. in the Music Building, Room 109 Fairview Road in Costa Me~. Admission is free. YOUNG EXECUTIVES The Young Executives of America invites members and guests to its Breakfast Forum at ? a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Arthur Zeilcel, president and CEO of Merrill Lynch, will present •Beyond Our Borders: The Impact of Global Economic lrends On Your Portfolio.• For more information or reservations, call 759-5456. CHIU COOKOFf The Hyatt Newporter plays host to the 23rd annual California State Championship Chili Cookoff from 4 to 10 p.m. Tickets are $20 per person and can be purchased by calling, 729-1234. HOME-BASED BUSINESS •Legal and Accounting l~sues Facing Home-based Busmess Owners" is the title of a free pro- gram at 7 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Llbrary. For more information, call 717-3801. said the controve rsy stemmed from "internal personal rivalry" within the party. Toledario's missteps were unintentional and did not deserve punishment, said Alexander whose wife, Sally, is challenging Rep. Dana Rohrabacher in the November general election. When asked to account for the high number of votes against Toledano, Alexander said he believed that party members were worried about party fines iJ Toledano stayed on. Ml don't think that's going to happen," Alexander said. "lbis really was not a big deal to begin with." 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I \\ I' < > H I I I \ I\ I\ t 1 I\ ! ·; \ ' I I» \ I I \ ' ' • ' 1 I \ I I ' 1 "-, I~ H < > '\. < < > I> I\ I" It 1 '\. , 1 I H I I \\I \I I , I \I\' · Peter Dugan Andrew Landgren John Rogers Ryan Toney Ryan Heenan Michael McDonald ChadRorden Jarred Woolard Nick Zimmerman Bryan Hochwald ·Jesse Peimtein Gavin Schmidt Anthony Dinucci Manager Ray Torrey h igh school boys ten~is jim waiters ·Cutenese enchanted by OCC's • s1ren song • Coach of the Year honors the capper to a gallant run to the State .. Championship showdown. F or Chuck Cutenese, who coaches the men's and women's volleyball teams at Orange Coast College, life's travels have strictly been round-trippers. No matter how many times he has cast his fortunes to the Four Winds, the OCC campus has sent it's siren's call out to this combination firebrand/cherubim, gently guiding him back into the fold. "It's kind of special to come back and be able to coach at a place you played at,• Cutenese said. "So many people at Coast were once students and now they are faculty members.· While competing at Costa Mesa High, Cutenese took it for granted he would move on to Orange Coast. His coach with the Mustangs was Tim Wetzel, the son of former OCC Coach Bob Wetzel. Cutenese figured he couldn't ask for a smoother transition. But while the 1983 Mustangs were headed to a CIF berth (losing in the semilinals), Orange Coast canceled its men's program in a cost-cutting move. Cutenese e nded up playing for Chapman College in 1986, but was one of the first players in line when OCC announced it would be bringing the. volleyball program back in '87. He was the starting setter as the Pirates capped an undefeated season by capturing the program's first State Championship. Cutenese was back at Chapman as a junior, but they ended up dropping their program, too, so be was forced to bit the road one more time. He landed at La Verne where he .finished his career before Division n volleyball finally collapsed into oblivion. gets a huge boost, 13-5 T aylor Dent (above) and John Cappello (left) were two of the primary forces ln Corona del Mar High's game again.st host Dana Hills Tuesday afternoon ln CIF Division I Quarterfinals play. The Sea Kings, with Boris Turkich returning to the lineup with a back brace to ease an injury, took the Dolphins apart, 13-5, and will meet Peninsula, the No. 2 seed. Thursday : ln the CIF Semlfinals at : a site to be determined : by cotn Wp this : morning. : OAA.Y PILOT STAH PHOTOS . . . . . • Boris Turkich returns to the CdM lineup with a back brace, Dana Hills proves to be no match. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot DANA POINT -Boris Turkich could no longer tolerate the pain. 'And it wasn't his back that was bothering him. MWhenever we played, I was hoping we would y.rin, or I would feel really guilty,• said Turkich, whose injured back forced him to default in the finals of the Sea View League boys individual ten- nis championships, as well as miss Corona del Mar High's first two rounds in the CIF Southern Section Division I Playoffs. Turkich, with a back brace, Stars "& Stripes ban- Fallon was up, 4-2. Dent held serve, then broke Fallon to tie the set, before win- rung the last two games. Dent, a freshman, is typically a slow starter, then heats up in the second and third sets. But it was Fallon who apparently was get-. ting heated. w (Fallon) hits a forehand up the line when it was 4-4 (in games), and it was about two inches out,· Dent said. WI called it out, then be started yelling at me and cussing at me, saying, 'You (expletive) cheater.' I thought the ball was out, and I couldn't believe bow be overreacted.• While CdM's Sameer Chopra and Greg Coleman (No. 2 dou- bles) and Raj Shukla and John Cappello (No. 3) continued to dominate in doubles, the match was marred by continued dis- putes. danna and ear-to-ear smile. returned to the court in surprising style Tuesday, as third-seeded Corona del Mar advanced to the semifinals for a rematch against sec- ond-seeded Peninsu- la with a convincing victory over host Dana Hills, 13-5, in uwe'll be ready for them (Peninsula) rn the second round, Fallon and CdM's Kai Miller had to be separated by the coaches because of a verbal alterca- tion. Miller was play- ing Dana Hills' Elliott Fisher at the time. thi 1;...... u s i.uue ... -COACH TIM MANG ·(Fallon) said a ball was out, and I said, 'Are you play- ing? Why don't you shut up,'• Miller said. the quarterlinals. "Now," Turkich said, "I think everything is set up for us to win CIF. We can do it. Every- thing depends on our lineup.• Peninsula (20-1) defeated the Sea Kings (19-2) in a nonleague match, 10-8, on March 19, when CdM had limited wannup time because of traffic problems on its commute to Rolling Hills Estates. A coin flip today at the CIF office will detennine the home team in Thursday's semifinals. MWe'll be ready for them this time,· CdM Coach Tun Mang said of the Panthers, who beat host Diamond Bar, 15-3, in the quarterfinals Tuesday to advance. Turkich, an exchange student from Croatia, played No. 1 dou- bles against Dana Hills (20-3), champion of the South Coast League, with Reza Jahangirl and swept, 6-1 , 6-4, 6-1, as the Sea Kings won all nine doubles sets. •Boris wasn't getting that much better, so we thought we might get a second opinion, and that's when he went to (Dr. Don- ald Jones of Laguna Beach, an acupressurist and chiropractor),· said Janice Stonebreaker, Tur- kich's legal guardian here. Mor. Jones reassured him that it wasn't a permanent injury, and be gave Boris the green light to play. Boris was so excited.• Huge in the first round was Taylor Dent's victory over Dana Hills' Brandon Fallon, &-4, after • There were whis- pers in the CdM camp suggesting that the verbiage is the reason why the Sea Kings do not sched- ule Dana Hills for nonleague matches. . HThey cheat a lot,· Turkich said "It's amazing.· But there were also whispers among the Dolphins, wondering how they could let three sets slip away. In addibon to Dent's comeback victory over Fallon. Chopra-Cole- man came back from a 4-5 deficit in the fim round against Reid Spiegl and Aorian Glattes to win, 7-5. At 5-5, CdM broke Spiegl. then Cole- man held serve for the Sea Kings. Dana Hills bad match point at 5-4, 40-30, when Coleman's forehand winner kept CdM ahve. Furthermore, Turkich-Jahan- gm came back from a 2-4 deficit in the second round against Sp1egl-Glattes to win, 6-4. CdM led, 4-2. after the first round, 9-3 after the second. "That first round was giant, when Coleman and Chopra came back,• Mang said. "The match was a good win for us. We came out better than I thought." c.w-.. MllF 1),.,.,. ..... 5 Slftgles: C>ent (CdM) def. F•llon. M , clef Kent. 6-2. def Fisher, 6-0; M~lef (CdM) los1. ().6, 2-6, won, 6-4; Mozey1ni (CdM) los1. l-6. ().6, 3-6 ~ha.: rurtcich-~lri (CdM) def Stewns-Jason. 6-1, def ~~ ..... def Rosenb!uth-GMtis, tr 1; 0,..C°'9nwl (CdM) won. H 7-S, 6-3 . Shyjc~ (CdM) won. 6-l, 6-2. 6-0 COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD . ·--While earning his bachelor's degree in history and social studies, along with a secondary teaching credential, at Cal State Pullerton. Cutenese was offered an usiltant'• spot by OCC women's Coach Jane Hilgendorl 1n 1990. He became the.bead coach in 1993 when Hilgendorf retired. He also was handed the men's reins that same year. Schaefer upgrades stand-by status to contender;~ . •'llmlng Is everything,• CuteneM said. •If you would have told me I would have been ClOa~ tbe men and women at 0r-. Cout in the early 1990s I would bave Mid you were ~ wwe the chances ol tiOlb Cl*iMI ~to retire ... ._. .... Bob .,. ........ .,.....,.,coach. ....,..., ....... .,.. -«QllOHMGE I • SCC's Kevin Carlson, Nikee Pool cany year-best perf onnances as six Vanguards head for Outdoor Nationals. By Jim Watten. Dal/ot PtJot • COSTA MESA -The South- ern Califorilla College track and fteJd contlngeDt was on a plane Tuelday morning at 7:30 bound for UM NAJA OutdQOr NatiOoall Mt to art ~y ln ManiN, ~_.. ....... ..,. ________ ..,_... __ ..._ __ ..,_...~--~ ........ -- Ga. Up until this past weekend, senior Jason Schaefer's reserva- tion was on a stand-by basis only. The Vanguard's middle dis-tance sped.al.isl, who byj>assed the 800· and the 5,000-meter rum this season to concentrate on the 1,500, was still standing on the tdelinet beading lnto a last-chance opportunity at this put weekend's ASIC Clwnpi- omhtps held at Santa Monica College. ScbMler, Who needed to sur- pe11 tbe 3:53.54 burilir, aHnd the finish line in 3:52.74, posting the sixth-fastest time in the NAIA this season -almost a fUll two sec- onds better than bis previous best. Preceding the race, SCC Coach Bryan Wilkens said he thought Schaefer would ha¥ a good chance to knock. one or two seconds off his time . •That's not just coach 'tAllt. • Walk.ens sa14 •The race format was perfect foi qualifying. This was a last-cb&nce race for Nation- els and John lllllde the most ot ll • So Seba.,_ WW be joining five ol bJa ... mnytet, com~ tn tbe~y 1M11011 ftnUe at Ufe College. just outside Atlanta. High jumper Kevin Carlson and 800 phenom Nike, Pool, come into Nationals with the best efforts in the NAIA this setion. Carl9on. who rooms with bis brother Brian on campus, has a penona1 best lelp ol 7-foot~l this teUOn. U Cadloo can dear 7 ... 'I• be. wouJd have a shot at making the U.S. '!Mm far the Summer Olympic: Gunel in DMrby Atlanta. •yHh. w.'re going to go by the stadium and tile a look before NatkJMll Ital\• WUkml Mid. ·~for tbe otymp6c: team would be. great, ... ,'° md the season." Carlson, who has to practice : near bis home ln Anaheim • because Southern California Col- lege doesn't have a high Jwnp pit, hu beeJl dole at 7-foot-S, : cliddDg the bar on the way clown . after deUing tbe height Pool. wbo bM run an NA.IA· belt 2:10.32 in tbe 800, WU : lpenttieg a lew days• tM-. wlda • ber pmmll In a.. ..... Km.. • before ma rt'ng a. .... ta Qeiw. : gill. 1biw Vt"'gWd -nm • I -. nm ...... -way Ml' rt Ud 11 .... , .... ,. ...... qtsir-9b*'T k • - WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. 1996 AN IRONMAN'S IRONMAN •James Clayton began Iron.man Tuathlons at 59, and he's still at it.~ NEWPORT BEACH -At 63 yea.rs old Jaq:ies Clayton ls an lronman ln tne tru t sense. one of n arry 20,000 c::ompetiton from more than 50 counbie' who advanced through 22 qUAlltymg races worldwide. The lrorunan, in exlstonce sinoo 1918, consists ol a 2.4·mllc ocean swim and a 112-l:nile bike ride topped ot1 by a 26-2 mile run. but as you nught imagine the lrpn:c:JlM usually attracts & younger crowd. Calyton. who is in investments, has finished the race tn all three ol bis previous st4rts. Another question asked: •Have you overcome any significant bw'dles to train for and participate in the lronman?-His one-word answer: •Lethargy.• lbe Newport Beach resident found out I.his week that he will be competing in his fourth straight Ironman nialhlon on the Big Ifland of Hawaii in October. He was U you're wondering, Clayton is not the oldest competitor lo have competed in the lronman. The oldest competitor was 78, When asked in a questionnaire from the ltonman ntathlon World Champi- onships, why he had entered the Iron:man in as few words as possible, Clayton answered: "Pun, fitness, competition." Q More Ulan 200,000 cups; 30,000 bil<e bottles1 15,000 feet of banners; 12,500 gallom of water: 4,000 visors1 and 2,000 bottles of sunsaeen were used and ottered by the nearly 5,000 volunteers who lined last year's 140.6-mile course. Jll 11\\<I" I FfualS sla~ · for Thursday NBW'J>ORT BEACH - After some impressive marks were posted on Tues- day at the Newport-Mesa Unified Schoo] District's Junior High 1\-ack and Field Preliminaries, competition gets down to the to the do- or-die stage on Thursday with the Finals scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m. Because of space limita- tions in today's edition, Tuesday's preliminary res- ults will be published in Thursday's edition. BOATING 8ALIOA VA.Off Q.U8 SenlorlMaster sabot NaitJonals Oass A Senior 1. Kevin Oumaln (ABYQ, 6.25; 2. Mark Gaudio (BCYC), 8.5; 3. Nick Scandone (BYC). 12.75; 4. Doug Teulie (ABYC), 16; 5. Mike Pinckney (BCYC). 27. ClnsBMastw 1. Betty Beder (SDYQ, 8.5; 2. Pam llndley (SOYQ, 18.75; 3. Arlene Simpson (SDYQ, '19.5; 4. Dale Berkihiser (ABYC). 19.75; 5. Peter Gales (ABYQ, 26. SbcSlx 12 PH~A 1. It's OK, Lew Beery,BYC; 2. Raider, Jay Linderman, BYC; 3. Bravura, Dave Brennan, VYC. PttRF-8 1. Ecstasy, John Donahue, BCYC; 2. Sorcerer, Rosene/McKeever, BYC; 3. Jalapf:na, Salway/Malanosky, DPYC. PHRF< 1. Seamego, Paul DeCapua, SBYRC; 2. Lickity Split Joe Degenhardt, BCYC; 3 Valentine, Mary Longpre, BYC. COLLEGES . CONTINUED FROM 5 coach get to have his fonner coach as an assistant?" Cutenese's 1994 sophomore-dominated men's team. won the conference title on the way to a State championship. "We were the underdogs to L.A. Pierce College that year," he said. "They beat us during the season, and then beat us in the conference finals, but we came back to beat them for the State crown." There·were many p~ls between that '94 team and this season's team. "Now I know what it's like to be on the receiving end," Cutenese said. "This year, we beat Golden West, won the conference title, and then got beat at State.• The Pirates finished 2~2 (third best in Orange Coast College history) 1n a season that • inchidep a run of t 6 straight wins. "This has really been a dream team for the coaching staff," Cutenese said. "We had good chemistry 1-15. Usually you only bave 12 players and it's hard enough to keep them happy. We did it with 15. •None ol them lived by the stats. They weren't concerned with anything, but doing what it takes to win. It's unfortunate they didn't win the title. This team was deserving." · Cutenese received the team's latest honor, being named as the California Coaches Association Community College Men's Volleyball Coach of the Year. Fellow OCC Coach Laird Hayes ~ved a similar honor i.n soccer. Both will be honored at an Awards Banquet June 8 at the Orange County Airport Hilton in Irvine. "I was totally shocked when 1 opened the letter: he said. "I bad to read it twice. I called Brad (Friesen) and Adrian (Carillo) to let them know because this is their award, too. "We've said all along, that wben one person is recognized, lt's a lJ'ibute to the whole team. H As far aS the five-game heartbreaker against Golden West? ·we experienced everything this year, but bad never lost the first two games,• he said. •When we got to the fifth game, I thought we would have a lot of momentum, but Golden West kept up the pressUie. ·we played OUI hearts out and have no regrets." GOid takes fourth in : tlie longboard -at san: Clemente event ,: .. SAN CLEMENTE -Granl Gold of Newport Beach took fourth in the open longboar4 competition this weekend in th~ Hoppy Schwartz Memo.rial SJ)Oli- sored by the U.S. Swfing Peder~ tion's Western Region. Surlers fonn all over the ~ate were greeted Saturday with 4-to 6 -foot waves at the Lower nes-- Ues. The conditions were not as intense on Sunday. Geoff Moysa won the open longboard, followed by To& Neth, Billy Milligan and Gold. The championship seasob series will be back in action June 8-9 at Huntington Beach Pier. DEEP SEA TUESDAY'S COUNTS Dav.y's Lodter · 5 boats, 102 anglers. 12 yellowtail, 19 bonito, 390 baracuda, 77 calico bass, 55 sand bass, 24 sculpin. 1 sheep- head, 1 cabezon, 18 mackerel. Newport Landing · 4 boats, 67 anglers. 348 barracuda, 130 calico bass. 20 yellowtail, JS sand bass, 1 cabezon. 1 whitefish, 1 mackerel, 2 rockfish, 4 sculpin, 1 sole. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES bond In an amount nol less munuy Social Programs seph, Hodd R1n9 and Tracy Principal Planner, at the PUBLIC NOTICE ~ Edward Evans, 31 fenk>nll forecto1ure Cor· $165,663.69 Estimated. tivt eppointed by tht ---------than ion peicent {lO%) of Grant City ol Santa Ana, Lynn Wolonskl, al 10:20 Planning Oepanment. Ct1y Balboa Coves, Newport poretlon 11 the duly ap-Accrued interest and addi-court within four PUBLIC NOTICE the total bid prrco payable lor persons with Human a.m. Hall, 3300 Newport Boule-NOTICE OF Beach, CA 92663 pointed Trustee under and · I Id ·f ·u month• from the dete ---------110 the D1slrrc1 as a guatan· lmf!lunodelic1ency Virus; (SEAL) KATHLEEN E. vard, P.O. Box 1768, New. AVAILABILITY OF Scon Garren Gayner, 364 suent to Dffd ol Tru t tlOna vances. I any. w1 of flret laeuence ol NOTICE TO lee lhal the bidder ii lls Cahlomla Youth and Adoll GOOONO, Clerk of tM port Beach, Calllornia, ANNUAL REPORT Lourdes Lane, Costa Mesa, pur d d 04/27190 s •increase this hgU<e pnor to letter1 H erovided in O TRACTORS proposal Is accepled, shall Correctlonal Agency for Board of Supervisors 92659·1768. or phone Pursuant to Section CA .92627 recor • on as ••le. The beneficiary under Hedon 9100 of the C N promptly uecule the Corrections Boot Camp Published Newport (714)644·3225. 6104(d) I th 1 1 1 R This busrness 11 con· Doc\fnent No. 90.222050aeld Deed of Trust hereto· Celif nl p ob t Cod CALLING FOR BIDS Agreement furnish a satis-Plannlng Grant: Depart· B h C 1 M 0 11 Pub II sh• d Newport e Co d 8 n •rn,1a •1V· dueled by: a general part· Book •• Pege •• of Official fOfe executed and delivered Th or 1 • r f• • fill •· • men1 of Transponatlon for eac • os a osa a Y Beach·Cos1a Mesa Dolly nuo 0 e, no ce s nershlp Re d · the Olfi 1 the • t me or 1 no School D•stricl: COAST ~clor~ ~~ll~lu~n P:~~~~ Services Prelormed under Pilot May 2, 1996. Pilot May 22, 1996. hereby given that the, an-Hava you s10t1od doing Records'" f ~~NGE to the under~lgned a writ· clelme will not expire COMMUNITY COLLEGE nc~ 0 h n h d d 1he Juvenllo Court work w692 w697 nual report for the f11cal business yet? No cor er o. . ten Oeclaret1on of Default before four month• DISTRICT not ess 1 an one un re Program· Planned Parent· ri•ar December 3t, 1995, of Mark Evans County, Caltforn11. exe· end Otmand for Sale end from the hearing date Bid Deadline· Juno t7, ~0Jc~~:c~1~~~1~~ 1~8 ~o~;~ hood of 0 Orange and San PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fhou~hOY 0E. CRUMMER This statement was flied cuted by: PETER R. e written Notice of O~fault notlced llbove. 1996 al 2·00 p.m ~enl Bo~d ~n an amounl Bernardino Counties for PUBLIC NOTICE ATI N, a private with the County Cle1k of ULTSCH ANO ELISE C. and Election to Sell. The YOU MAY EXAM· Place of Bid Receipt 01· not less lhan lilly percenl lmm!lmzatlon Act111lt1es for CITY OF NOTICE OF ~'1~':;aJ~~val~tMe fa: Orange County on 4·2·96 Ul TSCH. HUSBAND ANO undersigned ceused sard INE th. f ile kept by tti. lrce ocl D11tocc1or of Pu,rchcas,· (50%) ol the lolal bid price Pediatric Immunization NEWPORT ar•cH PUBLIC SALE OF lnsp~lon durl o r~ut~ 19983878737 WIFE. as Truttor, AMERI· Notice of Otfeult and Elec-court. If you are • per-rng, oas ommum Y 0 · r · h 11 1· Project and Agieement· ._ ng ·• o lly p 1 t M 1 8 5 CAN RESIDENTIAL MORT • ton lntere1t-... in the loge Dislucl. Bldg. ..D"', and urn1s cert 1ca1es ev · Nor1h Orange Count Ra.'. APPROVED ONE PERSONAL PROPERTY business hours from 9:00 a 1 o ay . • 1 • • tton to Sell to be recorded .., 1370 Adams Avenue. Costa doncing lhal the re~u1red glonal Occupattonal Y Pro-YEAR USE OF Pursuant 10 the Calllornla AM 10 5:00 PM by any clll· 22, 1998 W669 GAGE CORPORATION, A. In the countv whe1e the Htate, you malc flit Mesa. CA 92626 insurance Is In elfecl n the gram for Transitional/Ca· FUNDS ANO Self·Servlce Storage Facil· zen who requests II within PUBLIC NOTICE CALIFORNIA CORPORA· reel proporty Is located and :Ith tti. c~urt • S or"tt1 P101oct ldent1fica11on amounls sel . forth In the reer Training at the Proba-lty ACI (B & P Code 21700 180 days after the date ol TION. II Beneliciery. Will more than three months equHt or pee Name: Golden wes1 Col· general cond111ons. In the lion Department's Youth RELOCATION·POLICY et eeq.) lhe ur:ide1slgned this publica1lon. • Flctltlo111 ButlneH SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION hava eta sed since such Notice of the filing of en logo Uquld Pressure Ampll· event of failure to enter into Guidance Center· Menial FOR FISCAL YEAR wlll sell al pubhc auction, The Foundations prlncl· N St t t TO lliE HIGHEST BIDDER d t~ Pr f tlo .i Inventory end appreltel lier lns1a11a11on: Bid No the con1rac1 and execute Health Res1den11a1'Rehab1ll· 1998-1997 on May 30. 1996, perllOMI pal ottlce is localed et 130 •m• • •m•n FOR CASH' b . reco1 a n. o H n of Htate Hiett or of 1705 lhe required documents, talion SeNJces for Fiscal The obJectlves contained property including but not Newport Center Drive, The following pers~s are . •~Y• le at t1ITl8 ~ure ~tlon es any petition ~r eccouo,l Place Bids are on hie and such bid security will b~ Year 1ggs..97. Yea er Con· 1n the City·s 1996-97 One ltmlted to furnilu1e, cloth-Sur le 1408, Newport doing business as. The of sale.in lawful money of Trustee. 5 Hutton Centre •• provided 1n Hctlon ;1va1lab1e al: Olhce ol the lorleiled Tho Failhful Per· strucuon Co 'inc ~or New-Year Acuon Plan tor use ol Ing, tools and/or other Bench. CA. 92660. Flower Child. 2855 Pl· the Urwted Sletes. by cash, Drive. Suite 1050 Senta 1260 of ttl. Cellforni. Physical Fac11111os Coord1· lorma1ncj 1 ~ond shall N re-por1 Coast' D~lve EJCtension· Community Development l'lOusohold 11ems localed The principal manager of ~eec;:e~~~2J~325• Costa • cuhler's check drawn by Ana CA 92707 Teiephone Probete Code. A Rt· na1or, Ardllh Richey. Coast ~a: ~ ~~ ore: an? e ect Providers for 111e Gay and Block Grant (COBG) funds al: the Foundahon Is Jean Chrisllna Wong 2855 Pi a state 0t national bank, a N~r· (71 4l ',l32·9000 qu11t for Specie! Notiu Community College Dis· ri~d gas se e~~1~~n ~~ r:~ Lesbian Community Ser· Include: Property 20153. 2075 Crummer Coburn. necreek Or ICl2S Cosl~ check drewn by 1 sta&e or By· H~nh Hinh Truste~ form ie available frOll\ lficl; t370 Adams Ave. 1 Pd 1 vices Conler and Hanna·s t . Removal ol Archltec· Newport Bl .• Costa Mesa, ROYE. CRUMM ER FOUN· Mesa CA 92626 • federal credit union or 1 S j Ofl' • D . tht court clerk. "Bldg .. D ... Cos1a Mosil genera con 'ions House for HIV Disease Ser· lural Barrlert Ca. 92627, (7t4) 646·5616 OATION, 130 Newpon Cen-• che ' e 1 icer, lie. Att411MY for Piaddoner• CA. (714) 432·5707 · Ttlo DISTAi.CT rosorvos vices· Re enls 01 lho Uni· 2. Public Facllilles and Im· TIME: 2:00PM, Stored by tor Drive. Suite 140B, New-This bu~Jneu Is con-ck draw~ by 1 ltete or 04/29196 NPP13431 PUB: Wllem w Soul • NOTICE IS HEnEBY the righl to re1oct any or all vers11· olgCahlornia for HIV provemonls lhe following persons: porl Beach. CA. 92660. ducted by. an lndlvldual federal .Hvtng~ and loe~ 05/08196, 05/15/96, 8141 E. ~.-:4 GIVEN 1har lhe abovo· bids or lo waive any 11· Orsea~e servlces·LSA As· 3. Public Services • H169 Aoberl Johnson, (714) 644-4702 Have you alar1ed doing 1ssoclat1on. 11111ngs HSOCl· 05/22/96 llOe ·• named School D111rlcl ol rogulamies or lnlormalllies soc1a1es. Inc. lor 'Botanical homelosr; assistance, lem· G05t Mark Day, E227 Za· Published Newport business yet? No ation, or Hvings bank--------- O•ango County Cal1lo1n111 ~any llids or in the brd· Services Kcnser Kling Con· po1ary sheller, assistance chary Tanner-Unk, 0008 Beach·Cos1a Mesa Dally ~~~sl~a,wongl · 11 d specified In section 5102 PUBLIC NOTICE ~05~-=B acting by and lhrough !IS ~"sg re uired I) Se II n sullanls.' inc. for GooleCh· for "at 11sk'" homeless. se-Brian 01oson P1101 May 22. 1996 Wllh thea c~~IV wei~rk' ~I of the Financial Code and • • Governing Board hereinal q Y c 0 n1cal So1v1ces and Robert mor meals, counsehn9. Property 20139. 2099 Pia· W699 0 C " h • d d b . ~l1'llM» ler rcle11ed 10 as DIS· 1773 °1 1118 California Bein. Wilham Frost & AS· 4 Administration 10 1mple-cen11a Ave . Costa Mesa. range ounly on 5·l5·95 ~ut oriie to 0 .uuiass PUBLIC NOTICE TnlCT will receive up 10 LJllor Code. lho Director of soc ato lo c 1 E 1 ment the C11y·s CDBG Pro· Ca 92627 (714) 646-3865 PUBLIC NOTICE 19983883489 in this statet. At. In the NOTICE OF bul nol later than 111e Iha Depar1men1 ~ Indus· ing 'Se~•c~s 1r~. ~ge;peo8f,; gram and provide Fair TIME· 3-C>OPM. Stored by "P s Daily Ptlol May 22, 29, Ouad ArH of the City Han PEllllON TO UFfANOACCIDENTANO lnal ne1a11ons or o Slale · . " H th 1 11 1 . ursuanl 10 ecllon J 5 12 1996 1 Bue p k CJ·• c ADMl'flSTER ..... ,TH :iuove slalod lime seated 1 C 11 mi d Coasl Drive Extension ous1ng services. e o ow ng persons 6204(d) I th 1 1 1 A une • • . o na ar vie enter, ...-bids lor lhe award ol ;:i 0 a 1 ornia eler· Proiec1: College Haallh IPA PROJ~CTED USE OF C204 Rosa Hurtado, C266 ° e n erna ov· w703 at 6650 Beech Blvd.. ESTATE OF: EDNA SYNOPSIS OF fH( AHNUAl con1rac1 lor the pro1ec1 do· mined lhe generally prevail· d p r Cl I 1 M FUNDS: An Boucher. C203 Robor1 onua C?de, Nollco Is , ... __ p k CA II · h PEARL ~·._,ESS STATEMENT mg rales ol wages 1n tho an aci ic in cs or en· C H f C hereby given lhal tho an· PUBLIC NOTICE ........ a ar • •• a rig t, ~ yuR E..,..." _.... sc11bed as loc 11 11 h lh W k lal Heallh Oulpallent Ser-The lly Intends to fund ur ey. B168 arne Jo Wil-n al eport lo the I sc I title and interest conveyed AKA EDNA ... ~ un.~MlfR 31, 1ns1::111:i11on ol hqu1d pros a 1 V in w ic 0 or vtces· Aspen Hoallh Ser-lhe following acllvllles in Iiams u 1 1 1 a • l'Uaa-• 1H5 su•e amphl1c1 system with is to be performed Copies vices". Inc . Olive Crest Fiscal Year (F.Y.) \996-Propof1y 22301. 2065 Pia· yaar ended December 31 , NOTICE OF to .•nd now held by it.under __...._AKA ful Corpo(ate ~me BESl Llfl hqu1d in1ec11on 10 convert ol lhese wage ralo do1erm1· T t I C I 1997 w1lh COBG funds cenlta Ave Costa Mesa t995 of the Munson Fom1ly APPLICATION TO Slid Oted of Trust in the EDNA P ASSIJ\ANC( CONPAHY or l1qu1d lines on spec1l1ed nahons en1tlled PnEVAIL· a~~a ~ee~tern en~~~~h ~;;: from Iha U.S Oepanmenl Ca. 92627, 0(714) 646·6t6G Foundahon. a puvale IOUCI· SELL ALCOHOLIC property aitueted in said C~eSs CALfORNIA chillers 10 liquid relr1gora111 ING 1 WA~E11~C~~~rR:C~ vices Inc for Mental of Housing and Urban De· TIME 4 OOPM Stored by ~allo~. 1 1s ~vailalll~I 0: lh~ BEVERAOES County. Californle describ· CASE NO A 182611 Home Oflrce 2506 M:leabe W¥t pumping 1echno109y :;;~.'~t~~c:ied e al t 70 Heallh Services: HOR Engl-velopment (HUD). the lollowing persons· h~~nf~r '~~55 e~:;~n P~uri~ · To Whom II May Con· ing the lend therein: EX-To ell heire, benefi· IMne. CA 92714 There will Ile no payment Adams Ave., Cosln M;sa. noer1ng. Inc , for Doslgn ·Removal of Archilectutal E294 Tim BornhOllZ/Mullel regular bu~lness hour~ cern: MORENO. Arturo Va· HllUT A PARCEL 1: An cieries. creditor1, con-lotal aomilltd assets 1equ11od lor one sci ol lJ•d CA 92626 Ph 1 f 1 Services al Frank R. Bow· Barriers (S308,000) Bay Towers Sn Resort Inf. 1 om 9.00 a 10 5.00 lenc1a. MORENO. Ellazar Undivided 111061h Interest tingent credltort and $16.116.!>9!100 documents;eachaddlltonal 1 Pl • ysdica ac1,1· erman Landfill· Hon Devel· ·Public Facllllles and Im· Properly 24517. 1725 br · 1·1':"· ·h pm. Valencia, MORENO 1 d t Lt 2 f T l pereonewhomey'other-letalhabllbU ·886304000 sel will require a len dollar 105 anmng, an ore ovai · c ' I provemenls (S30 000) Pomona Avo Costa Mesa Y any c izen w o re-H 0 rtenc1 a Mo REN o' n en ° O o rec c tal ks 2 · • non-rolundable payment able lo any rnteroTshled pcany ~~~~7~ ng or~o~~tg~·,.ag; ·Social Services •. Meal Ca. 92627. <"Tt4) 642-3to7 qttue5tsthlt dwi1,h1n ft8lho days Norma Palomo ls(are) ap: 8241, In the City ol Costa t~I~• ~1·1 lnteret•tted In ~!:Cwn~ .:,>o,~:, Illar Checks should be )TI a de ~~~~r ~ch~~1es~sl a ~o 0~j lruslee. Paying Agent and services for needy home· TIME: 5·00PM Slorod by ~Ji~~llo:. a 8 0 11 pu· plying 10 the Oepaf1menl or Mesa, County of Orenge. b;,';h w~f: EDNA •P~ARL speoll surpus iunos. 0 00 payable to Coast Com· ltlis docume~I at eac~y)Ob Rogrslrar for Issue u of bound elderly (S2a.483-the following persons The Foundauon·s princl· Alcoholic Beverage Control State of Cehlornia, as per CHAMNESS AKA EDNA Su,Pus notes . mun11yColle9eD1slr1ct 1 Th C 1 d 1985. FISH), ($12.500·Soulh C081 Danny v3;1enzuela. 1 Ille 1 1 1 d i:iggt to sell alcoholic beverages Map Recorded 1n Book CHAMNESS AKA. EDNA Gross Plld 1n and conlllbJtet Bids Shall Ile rcce1vt'd •n s• 0 0 on racior an Amendments 10 Agree· County Senior Services). 0158 Maril Slradwtck pa 0 • s oca 0 a al 3417 Newport Blvd. 341 p 22 f Ml 11 ...... 000 lhe place •denhl1ed above ilny subcon1rac1or under ii menls with Slate of Cahlor--Homeless Assistance • Owner reserves the r•ghl MacArthur Blvd • 1240, Newport Beach, CA 92663 • age • o see .e· P. CHAMNESS su.,..s. and those bids ~hall be shall pay not loss lhan the ma tor lho Slate-Local Emergency housing. trans· lo b•d a1 the sale Pur· Newport Beach. CA 92660. wrth an '"4t .. On·Sai. BMr neous Maps, IO the Office A . PETITION hae ~ wnte .. ns for spec~ ope11ed and pullhcly road specified prevailing rates ol Transportalion Panneishlp portauon aid and other chases must be made wllh The /::imcipal manager ol & Wine (Public Eating of the County Recorder of been filed by OONA.LO suiPus 000 aloud al lhe abo11e·slaled wages to all workers Om· Pro ram: Holmes & Narver, emergency aid lo the personal checks or cash1e1 lhe oundallon Is Ward Place) nconse(s). Said County. Except BENJAMIN CHAMNESS UllnSIOned hinds (suri;us) lime and place. ployed in lhe execullo11 01 Inc g lor Santiago can on homeless In the community checks only and paid for al Munson. Pub 1 J shed Newport There II om Units 107 In th• Superior Court of 2.335 65l 00 In occordanco w1lh tho 1';: cg~~ct. lhd La~dflll lmprovemoX1s. ($16.058) • FISH; $5,000 · tho llme of purchase. All MHar~~~ht Gr~~·dCPA:,~~~1 Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily Through 211 as Shown Callfornla, County • of rf&noJk~l lrom opera~ons prov1s1ons ot Caltlorn1a 0 0 d 1 er rnay ;1 1 raw Phase 1: Huitt-Zollars, Inc .• SPIN) end lemporary hous· purchased goods are sold N ac 11 r{ h v c'ii., 92660 · Pilot May 15. 22, 29. 1996. upon the Condominium Orange. Ht 'tnco Publtc Conlracl Codo Soc· any 1 or a perro 0 suety tor Preparation ol Environ-Ing and co u n s e II n g "'as Is". and mus I be ro-ewpo eac · W682 Pl R d d In 8 k THE PETITION r•· t me · 118.046 00 hon 3300. lhe D1s111ct re· (60) days a her lhe dole se1 mental Im act Re on for ($10.959 . O.C. Interfaith moved al lhe time ol sale pub 11 shed New Po r I an ecor • o~ qu11te thet OONA.LO lntru st (Otc1use) in taplJJ .lflC quues lhal lhe b•dder poS· '°'Ille opening ol bids. Eslabll1h~enl or Corn-Shelter: $10.000 • YWCA All parties 1nlendlng to pur-Bttch-Costa Mesa Dally PUBLIC NOTICE 11s11• Page 1913, OffiC&el BENJAMIN CHAMNESS SurjjUs lllnno I~· 123,!leOOO soss Iha lollow•ng clas· A payment bond shall be munll Aela11ons Com Hotel) chase goods for resale Pilot May 22. 1996. Records. Alto Except be ointed H erton-Insurance in fofU ~ s1f1cat1on or con1rac101 s h· required P11°' 10 execu11on nenl 1~ Permits· po-·Fair Housing • Fair Hous· musl provide a copy of w700 NOTICE OF Therefrom An Oil. Gas. el ~~ retentatiee to 1,728.~ 00 cense al lhe 11me lhal tho 011~0 ~oniracl a~d ~~all be Construction iiems were ing Assistance · counsel· their Cahlorn1a State Board PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION Minerals end Other Hydro· edmlnl~ter tti. eatete of Acodent & HHllll Pl111l1UITI$ con1rac1 is awarded Con· •n 1 e o~m set 011 n Iha sel for bid awarded Ing. educallon, training and of Equahzalion Seller·s Por· FOR CKANOI! IN cerbon Subatancea Lying the decedent t8.642.106 00 Ir actor· C·38 or C-20 C<1lt· ci~~r;~~nt ~~uso~~l~n 22300 changed, and compleled. • d rs put. '. s 0 I u t I 0 n mu at llme ol purchase Fictitious Bualneas OWN~RSHIP OF below • Otptb of 500 Feet THE PETITION r•· lnSUflnct 1n Foice . Callloma 10~G':t~~~~ Waeyns~2. 1996 01 1he Public contract ~•..,na1n m~ttf". wore ap· <~l~·~1~lstrahon . General ~=~~~11~~r0:y~i~;~ !~e~:l~~ Name Statement ALCOHOLIC Without Any Right to Enter quHt• the dec.edent'• t== :r ,ie~·~;:: and May 29 1996 Codo, tho conlracl will con· P 0 ed reg1a,: ~g, Adm 1nIs 1ra 11 0 n . selllemenl between owner The following ~rsons ere SEVERA.QI! LICENSE upon the Surfece or the WILL and cod1cil1, If 0.itct Clltlomia Business Paot .. WALK THROUGH June 3 loin provisions perm1111ng ~er~nnr 1a era. lmplementallon 01 COBO and obligated party Dalod doing business as: HBA· Mav 18t 1998 Subsurface of Seid Land any, bt edmilled to 1131890800 1996 111 9 00 am GWC lho successful l>ldder lo T urc, ~s ngll tams. programs ($92 760) lhls t51h end 22nd. day or Buike, 1805 E. Garry Av· To Wllom n May Con-above• Otpth of 500 Feel probate. The WILL end wi hlftbr ""ty that !he abCM Ma1nienance & Opcrahons subslilule securthH for any T~=~re ~gm!'iti'e. Minutes These ac11v11ies are con-May. t996. Publlc Storage, enue, Suite lOO, Santa Alla. cern: PALISADES TENNIS 11 Provided In Instrument~ any codiclle •1• , aveil· 11tms"' 1n acccnSancl willl lhe Comprox located on Mc· monies withheld by the of Febfuar 16. 1996 and slstent with the U.S. 0.-Agenl f0t lhe Owner CA 927o5 CLUB LLC .• ls(are) apply· of Record. PA,.CtL 2: able for examination In Antll• SIMtment for tilt 11 Fadden between Golden 01s1rrct io ensure pertorm-A 1119 tloo partmenl of HUD nationlll Published Newport Rogers A. Severson. 2615 Ing lo the Department ol U it 147 Sh the file kept by lh• tnded0ectmt>e<31 11195 ~ Wost Sheet and Golhnrd ance under Iha con1rac1. r . "th B I Alt H Id program objective of ben-Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily Orange Avenue, Santa Ana. AJconoUc Beverage Control n c om1·· . own upon court ID lhl lnsurllltt ,....,;.._ • '7 141 895 8158 Each btd submitted In re-ease W1 • a 0 . fill I d d p I IM 15 22 9 CA 92707 to tell alcoholic beverages the ond rwum Plan Re· ,.u., PETITION \N!INTOS•oner al 1810 0 ·E 1ponse 10 1hl1 Nolle• shall lng1 LTD .• lor Heallh Care el ng ow an mo erale 1 0 ay • • 1 96· Raymond C Smith 2615 al 117t JambOfee Road ferred to In Parcel 1 above 1 rn; re-t11t 8'Mt of C•lomia, ~rsuw lo AT June t 7. 1996 Agency TuberculoslafRel· ncome peraons and ell· W685 0 A · S • A N 8 C 92660 · queett authority to ltw M 2 00 pm. contain, as a bid Item. Id· uge Pre111ntat111e Heellh glble ecl1vlliH of providing ranr venue, anla na. ewpor, ,each, A PAM:El 3: An Ea11i;nent edmlnlater the et1att NlllMll J CM Pr i.t11t BOARD DATE· June 28. oquate sheeting, shoring, Clinic and Wom•n. lnfanta rncre11ed housing op-CA 9 707 with• 57 Special On-Sala '°' lng1ess •lld Egress and under the lnde endent NJ•C v· • n 1996 and bracing, or equivalent & Chlld • Cll le portunltlu removal ol ar· PUBLIC NOTICE Kim Oviatt, 26t5 Orange General llcen11(1). Enjoyment over the Com· Admlnl t tJ P f E •-. ..,.,.dlrhl,ltc1t • N 1 h 11 b method. tor the prolactlon 1 n n · hit 1 j b 1 1 1 Avenue. Santa Ana, CA Published Newport A In Lo •re on o. • ... · 0 paymon s a ' ol Ille and limb In trenchea Application l0t CallfOfnla c ec ure arr ers, 0 r L•GAL NOTICE 92707 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally rnon re• t 1 of Ti act tetat Act with ltmlted Htwpolt Beacfl..Cosll Mail ~~ge~ 1 1'::8 wco~~lr~rct m~~f;111~ and op"en excavation. Ubferrc Services and Con-~~~c:~~,:'~~!~e~,b-NOTICE OF Thia business 11 con· Pilot May 22. 1996. 8241, in the City of Coate euthorlty. CThlt euthori-CH36170U0638Mlv end unlll lhe Reglslrar ~1 which shall conlOfm to ap-i"~on R Act-Title f.~alf' developmenl actlvilln ly PUBLIC SAL.I; Of ducted by: a joint venture W701 Mue. County of 01enge. !1 wUI lflow the pef9o,,. 20.21.22.23.24, 1Q!l6 Contractors verll••• 10 lh• plicable safety ordera. F:m:~ to ·~r~~ O.:.~ RELOCATION POLICY: ABANDONED Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE Stet• of Callfomla. H per reprHentative t~ teke --------- DISTRICT lhal the CON· Qovtmlng 8oard opmenl of an Automated II It the policy ol the City PROPERTY bu$lntH yet? ies· 2/88 Mep R41corded In Boole ma~ ectlont without TRACTOR was properly II· 8~ Wllllam ff'. Vega, lmmunlzallon Reglilry: of Newport Beach to mlnr. Notice 11 hereby given ~:lllmt ~· ~':nt• wa filed FlctlUoui auelneH 341, Pege 22. or Mltcelle· ~bt8e7no C:1rt ~pr~· censed e1 lhe time lhe con· Ed. D., Chanoallor, Flder.i Funds rix ~om• mite dlaplacement of per-that lhe undersigned wtll With' 1~ 1 ~oun ct' k f Nam• ltat•m•nt neoue Mep1. In tti. Ofllct • ore t no oert .. n tract was awarded Any Coa1t Communttv Col· lt1s A11lstance. son1 as • reso~ of aclllli· sell al public auction, pur· Oranne eCounty~n 4·~0-e: The lollowlng persons are of the Couritv Recorder of Yhtry lmporthant aotfon1, CONTRACTOR nol so 11· lega Olttrlct Acquisition Con1racl/LI· Iles 111l1ted wilh COBG auant to Section 21700 or • doing busln•1t 11: Let Seid County. H 0.1c11bed owever, t • peraona1 cen1ed 11 subject to penal· Publlahod New ort cense Agrte~nt with Al· fund•. II neceHary, per· the Business & Proles· 1998311t829 Connie Find It, 1513 N. !fl the Dedaretlon of Cove· repreHntatlve wlH be MCIPIC NW llH under the law. II the II· Be ch·C 1 M g II'-lanlic RiChlleld Compiny aonal or commercial bon· ilonal Code, the followlflil Dally Piiot M1y 22. 29, Bradford, Plecentla, CA nentt, Condition. and Re· required to give notioe .........,.1 Miik ,cenH ctasslllcotion spec1. 1 os 1 esa • 1 for Foolhlll Clrculallon eflts win b• provided, as rt· described propeny 10 wit· June 5, 12, ION w702 92170 ttrictlons for •erooli 19 • to lntere1ted p•r•on1 ~ herelnabolle Is that ol Piiot May 22• 29• 1991· PhUlng Plan Intersection quired by the U.S. Dt· LOUIS CARNELlO K·t2 Connie Gay ThomPtQn Condominium R4I v w unle11 they hav• Cemet~ •Mortuary a "specially c~1rac1or·· as w693 lmPfovem.n11 Program. partmenl ol HUD. end d• Bike, clotlles, sole, misc PUBLIC NOTICE 1513 N. Brldlord, Ptac11n: M 30 1975 • coti!•: waived notice or con-Chapel• Crematory defined In Sec1i0t1 7058 ol Dt11olullon of Orange scribed in lhe City 1 r8'oca· BRIAN CHENEY 1-85 Toys 111 CA 92670 •y • "' 0 "nted to tM propoted lhe Ca11lorn1a Bualnessend PUBLIC NOTICE County ·W11tmin1ttt Civic tron Polley Plan, on lilt II keg, furn., misc. SAM Fictitious Butl"•H Thia busln111 11 con-11417 •Page 1 of Olflcial aotlon1) The indepen-3800 P.c:lflc View Olive .J>rofeHlona Code, the tpe-Cent9r Authority. the Planning Oep.rtment FREEMAN 1·71 Pinball Name Statement ducted by: an lndlvldual R4lcord1. The pro1>4rty dent edmlnlttratlon N9wport 8Mcll clalty conttactor ~warded OFFICIAL lncte... Case Menag• end 1vailable for publlel re· mooh., micro, ref., recoids. Th• followtng I*~• "' Have you llatted doing heretofOfe delcribtd 11 he· authority will be or anted "4-alOO Ill• Contract fOf lhrl WOfk PROCK•DINQI OP mont Sorvlce1 with the Cal• view. misc. SAM FREEMEN 1·69 doing busin11t H . New• buslneu yet? No 1"9 aold •aa 11•. The llreet nle I ed ~!!!!!'!!!!11'!'!!!~~--snall llltll construct a ma-THE 80MD OP llornle Chlldren Ser11tce1 INFORMATION AVAll· Furn, misc., MARK SA· POrt Beactt.1. (714), 901 N. Connie Gey Thompeon ~at and other common u 11 flt•n ntb~~·•tlt PIERCE -ftRa9 joilly ol th• Work. In ac· SUPIRVllORI 0, Progrem. ABLE TO THE PUBLIC HAGEN G·63 Bed fan Dover Or., :;ult• ~1• New-Thll 1tat1m•nt Wll filed de•""n•tlo If I .. _ per•or_ •• •nltlo ,.o 0nd" an I -..a=::! cordance with the prov!· 0 .... 0 • COUNTY Third Annuol Report on The Information 1vallablt llahl 1 • • port Be.ch, CA 92080 Ith the Cou ty Cl k 1 -. n, eny, o t .... to t... pet on a 951.A. ....,..,..,., 1lon1 or California 9u1l· ....... •, Ille concMIOnal of Chlldren to th• public consist• 01 s.1• m sc. 8eltlf New1pa$)9f Otoup, w " er 0 reel property dttc:rlbed ehowt good cau .. why M "-H and Prol1111ons Code CALtroRNIA In Orenae C®nty. Iha 1995·2000 Con101J. tive :Id~~ ~w~YtenCO:~~ Inc.,. (Cellfornla)1 9777 Orengt ~~:;~~:: ebove le purported to be: tti. cour1 tho~ld not ortu&Creryma•tlConhapel Secilon 7059. lent• Ana, S.IKtlOn of J.C Chang d*led Planning Oocunlent bids ma , be iubtntttld In Wllthn 81\ld . Suitt ?07, tot Th9me1 Wey. Coate Qrant tM authonty. All Work mus1 be com. Callf•rnla and Auoc:lat .. ior O.t!On (CPD). lnetUd1ng the One lhe edv!nce) on the &th Bevetly H1ll1, CA 902'2 Oailty Pilot May I , ,5, 22. MeM CA 82t27 The un· A HEARING on the 110 E~ .. pftted within llxtv (60) con-A regular mHtlng of the StMc:es and Drall'\lge (;,.. Vear Action Plana r0< fiscal day 01 June 1996 11 2 00 Thie bu1ln11a Is con-29, '* w&79 dtr..Qn.c. Tr~· dtlc:lalmt petlflon wlll be held on CoSta Y H Cutrve deyt. Time 11 or Board of Sul)4Mtotl of Or· vlronmental lm(lrove~nt• Yeata, 109&.M and 1996-p M al lh premlM Wh duci.ct by" • corpo1allon , lleb~ June 13, 1198 et 1 :48 th• esaence. Failure 10 ange. County. C.lilornla. for Ori wa1., Sepatatort: 97, •plan 10 minmze dis· aild pro:.r.v ha: ~~ ~registrant commenced PUIUC NOTICI! eny ~ f~ any lnc:or-P.M. In Dept. ?OS Ma-etao complete the WOl'k within 81so titting u the Govern· fN'f£Q, 1no.. tor Atrtld• placement end prOllldt a .. at01ed •nd which 11 localed to ttllllltt bu1lnesa under • . rectne11 o •·• ltra.t •d· located •t 341 The City ~~~~~~~~~ tne time Ht f0t1h herein In; Boercf of the Dl1lrlct1 Pollution Benefit $tructum. a111111ce to peraona whO 11 AYRES SELF STORAGE tilt rtctllloue n1me or N1,>11ct. Uf IRUStH S draH end other commott Orlve Orang• CA r wfll rH\llt In lhe lmpotltlon end AuthOtltlet governed Aatll'y Settcl/OI\ of Wall• may be dleplaceo by 7012 Cmest Ave Hunung: nemet lititd above on Apr, SAU Trvtt.. Sile No. dulgnation, If 1ny. ahown 12881 ·:of llquldalld damtgH for by ,,,. Soatd or SuptM-Fa.go ltanti •• Tr1111.. CDBQ tc1lvltl•• llld the ton &each Ca (7 .. , ... ~ 11. 19" H -52711 Trtle Order No. herein. Seid .... wil be IF YOU 08.JECT TO •Kh day of delay, In the '°'' wH held on May 1, Paying Agent end Aeglllrar 19"-97 Subrnina1 l0t Feel· 73t4 LandlOid reierves laker Newtpeper Group, 310t034 Aeferenee No. made but without cove· tti. Ofantlng of \ha amount aet fOfth In th! ··1no 1M. 11 9:30 • m. With the for the PiopoMd Rec.ovwy erll A1sl1tence the riglll to bid at the 1&11 Inc,. Seti\ IM!tr. Prealdent 73t tltt7 APN No. 134 Nnt 'or warranty ex· paatJon you thould fOtmallon ror Bidden lollowlng mtm~I being PIM Clf1iflcatet of Pattlef. The lfM..2000 CPD. Pro-PurcheMI mutt t>e made Thit ttatement Wit filed Ol·t47 YOU AM IN OE· Md ~ ' '91 tti. ....__ri !ech Did must oont0tm preMnt: Aooer R. Stanton, pallon Land Refunding leeted Use of Fundl for by ce.n Incl r>ald fOt 11 the With lhe County Clerk ol F"ULT lJte>IR A OllO Of~ ""or .,_,,:[!!•rd :r'~ t "-ob,_no Ind be retpontlv• lo the c~ ~· W. Sllv•: Pentlon Obligation Bond• J:.Y. 199f.97 fUnd• WIS II of haM Al ()range Couney on 4-t&-91 ... t • po1Ma ..... ,, Of • • ~ ... ~ contrtc:t CIOC\.Wl'ltnts Eactt Donald J . san.re111, WllllMI rwo llema were continued adopted by Clly Cound ch:ecs pure 1 .,9 t04f:~ t ... setOtJt T~T OATlO 04/11/tO enc:urnbrenc11. to pay the don1 or m. written bid<* ehllt tubtn11. on the Q Steln•r and Marian to May t4, 19M ~ a publle ~on la end m':~t. removed at o.iiy P1410t -t&, aa. zt, UNLlll YOU TAKI AC ,.,.,..IO prlnclpel aum of obJeotlont with the tortn lutnllhed with tht hrget0n. ~ned In mtn19'Y or N>tll ~. 199t, mlnutta Of ttme ol Nie SeJe II IUbject #It a ,... wtJ3 TION TO ....OTICT YOUR h ,_ .. , MCUr9d by nld OOUft '"9fort the huf· • contrlet documtnll, • 1111 Certain Preaametlon Mft Ml•• Oel Rio, Goldle Jo. which .,. on ftle lo the to c:incellttlon In the _,.,,1 • ,.,o,u•rv. IT MAY II Otect of fru.t wtlh "*"-' Inf. Your "PP•.,.no• of !tie P'OPolfd IUbcon-rnaci.. City'• Plannlng O.panment Of nttlement betwMl'I lend-llUIUC NOTICI IOLD AT A f'ValC IM.l. lher9on. at pr~ In Nld m-v be In pereon °'by Ir~ on thll ptO)eet .. TPll follOWlflO tnal11r1 ' fOt public r9\llew dUtfnO IOtd end~ S*'Y • YOU .. 10 AH ()(ft.A. note4al tdv9 ff yout anO'!MY• • ~ by lhe lulifettlnO ...-1 "9ft orfld IPPfoved! OVtratock.d with notmal Of*tllng hours A,,._ ... ........ Plelllle• helft•• NAllON OF THI NATUM _.. •he nc.i, any, • YOU ARI A • llr\d · twconirecttnt 'w ~·· tlutr? 'Of add11lonal Jnklrmetlon. 9'.et• • ' llW ....... .,.. OF THI PftOCUa.GI t t8lml of tt1t C.-IOfT09' °'a~ · .. =~~ ,,Cc:=:,tlone end c1.~~~~ pleeM contac:1 ~ .....~;:::;.'= ·~~':porl TN":.~,:: ACIAINIT vou. y :::'~"':.;..':,':':= S::..:r"V: n:!.t = ........ --be 16-~ Wim N Joi· will hel All Kina• of OIOba "°' ~ ..... ~ & c..... tOOO w IHOUlD CONTACT , .... ,,... .. Md of thl ..... ~ ... .. ...... ~by.~ or "°'*'f: ~ hMca Ml.·H~• All KJnde of People. Ptlol MIF n ... t• .. It tf"''· N••,ort LAWYP. "" ..... n c-......,, ..... D9ed MUft.,,. rMI • ...-v .. --"..,I ch«.11 Of bid ProtfW,' Irle., "°' com. ct ... tflM. W9 CA... • ...... "00 AM. ,..:; '"* ••~Wiil "'9,.,...,W '· t ' . l rLOWUt When~Are Not Enough .. SpedaUzln.1 In S11mpath11 FlOUHlll'S· 298.lH~Bavd Cotta ftr\eM 540-3135 Ncwpon Bnch/Ccma MK~ D.uly Pilm WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. 1996 • ... PUIUC IOTICll PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICES PUILJC NOTICH PUILJC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICIS PUIUC MOTICll ~ MOTICI =~.:.... ~ 1'6iiiidwt0ih, 8" UiWNiTlid 9*90ft .. PfOllldld In uld uno.r iiid &lo OI ''""" lie f rust Slid .... Ill llttd Ol'I scrbO on M clttCI 01 lrust The ...., ..t ........... Deed liiiii Wi "' m ........ 1-. DNcd a .. ca_ -m 1 ~ ~~ -......,. =--~dad °" Nale, ..... Chlr ... Md ea. Pf°'*1Y ...... Merlllld M"f 29. 1996 al 300 Piii on ilfoPtf'V addr ... Ind o ofTMll,NCONldon.,_ ~ ID Ill tD • ,.. h ~......., ..... ,_, _.. ,,,_,_, ~ -.. --·--• lnlllNmlrl ,...... "' .. In-. lftd TAUSfOR JMS W S&.IMAll Ille tront •llPS lo Ole enranca eommon cltSlQ!lallOrl. 11 f11Y • ~ No. ainlld In .. CllU"1...,. ~ ~,.. tt • ... ~ mll) 0# MCWed by ... No. n.-...m In looll -.. lr\m ~ "' ..... MO NAHCY L SllMM. •• ol Int Oranoe CMc Clnllf 300 flt fMI Pf°'*1Y oetcnbtd .. -·-looll -,... -...... ~ ........... In ..... ,.... Plr. 2Mll Loin: ptaplfty ID budd -,... ~ ~ OflkW record9 In o.d "' Trull. T.wn & rte&AAY UNION r(DEMt E Qlapman, Oranoe. CA Ai "' lllOW • purpnd ID Ill 108 "'Olftdlt ~In .. °'" ... ""°".............. ... lllcWy " ti .... ,, _ -°'*= _,, 80Nlblt ......... COiie, ••· v• ..,._°'the COUMy ..._ ~ Tiie ....... Inc.. SAvtHGS ANO LCM ~ IWM ol 11t lnlllal publcdoft of Knowell Place Costa ...._ ftCI of h ,_.., of °"' 1-. ............ IUdl • hM h llrwl ,. ' 1 1 fll ~ .....-: ..._,~ C':::'~w..•11e ~~ :C,.,... Counev, 1 ~ COl'pelf..-., .. C1Afl0ft '*°'°" Mt 15 1111s nob. Ill total 1mount o1 27,2623 TM undlt1igntd ... CcM.ftly, CtlJOmM. ccn•oo1o ,...._ TNllt .. ...._ ..., .... _.. TM._, YOU 1tM. .. ~, d h Noke P"k9'1on e;;-;;;;. "' ~ '° T'NIUe, 1070 Town & ~ 1H7 n tntlt' No 17-403065 01 tllt unPfd bUlcl of Ille ot>ll· lltnlN Cllsdairns llllY. lllbllllY tor euc\Ud by. .._.. ' Dwl ...W-. lhc.. • Ciiio fNdl ..._,. ~ el ,..,, ~ A .,.., 0# s.MU71 °' In~ II: l!lldlon to ... -8"d try M. Clninp, CA 1211!: Ofliclll Atc:ords In Ille Olla OI gallon Se<:Uftd l:ly lh• aboVt "lY rnc:otrtcintst Ol the prop· ,.., -UMMll'NCI ~ fomlll ~llllon, a T,,... _.,...ey, -:.:'.': .. -!""' !!t!'~TIDT~~ Ulf\. the Tr\i• .. ..--c!! 19Cordld o.vol/1~ ... UM: (t1•1 !tit f\e<:ordtf ol OrlllVI COlallly dt1Ctlbed Deed ot Trust and enyd add.L_~ and other common .n u TrUlllDf OpOorl One ... 20:lll Arlt ~ ,..... "to • ; ..-!..! ~ TIIU -,_,_.. ""' -,.... -97·~=-· 9'/: Uld Oetd of TMI dMC:flbll llll HUmaled COSIS t~nses and ts!oMwu, if any lhOWfl Miortalcllt COfporllOn, I lulle 120, .... An.I, .-• w.umtlf~ .. -1 TO ..,NC, YOUR fl'W-• caltlW1 cNdl drllWn °" .:a;1,-:,"'::'*"'No. Clly " TrullM lollowlnO ptopertv Lot 171 OI adVancn Is Slal,23468 '11 Is ntrtln The lOtll amount of ~ Cafporlilb1, .. fomll ~ TnmiM -................. - IRTY rt ...... llOU> AT A :n=• ot l\lltonil ~ 1 ~ ClftlQll ~~ Oll1Gn• T1act No ~29 In Ill aw ot Ponlble llltl It the llml ol s• unpalel b*ICI of Ill ~don .. lllldlty. Vir9 ... ail .... We lllfolwllllim ......, 11'9 "°" leQftd 111J ... :I,~~~~ fMrll •c=. ~-: °! 01112111M et':.,.: ,,C: 1122.11121, • COiL'I Mesa, County of Orenge Ill• openlno bid may be ltss ::'':d ~~~llm111d :....,euc:n C:. ~ :.~1121vic.ey. ~ = -~ TNlt ..'9...: THm llMW °"'THE MC).. cti«ti cfrl!Wl'I bV • ttllle ot w.ennc.e '° the COlfty PUBLIC NOTICE SllM of Clllofnll. • ft' INO 11\an Ole to1al tnOtbttdntss due lS, Ul*1• and aovanc:es i liPll9"' ... In.-. MllMY DIM: Mly ~ l'W .. J:-~ _. CPWI WT YOU, =-~•Ind loln -~ 700 CMc c.. . ltCOfclfl lrl &* 125 ....... 34 Datt 4125.96 TD SERVICE Ill ~ ol Ill tnlUal publicll>On of h Unald ....._ by ~ 1122, llZl, Ill ,.... ........... a .. YOU IHOULD CONTACT A ltlOrt • aavtnge aqoct. .. ~ Wut ... AN, CNI' 171'>0t llllU 4~~~ "=""' tn ~PAH~ as~ Trusllt, BV ol 1111 '10llOI of .. Ir CNf\ I cdlW'a c:tMCll ... "' ........ llllMI 1 I =-= ~"= dfted:: :!a~'1~'C:. ~ 1i!° ~~ ~~ :ct!, of se14 coun~~XCEPI s.cJ:lllrf 1~~ Atnoid Dr~~~~ ~~:::.~1J~=~ i:,=~ =' !'YJ:'~~ PUBLIC NOTICE == =:..c: =: re.., • ~ Corpof• Ftnlnclll Codi tnd 8UChc>-dlf fOf ,Cllh (PllYI** • the l'tNOPllS oF ntl! .. Oil. gas. llydroc.bOll tub· C. Marllntz, CA 94553·6526 ::tMlclt drawn on a state or n• ltllt• °' fedlnl cndt NOla OIF TUTU'S co«a In .. ...... ., tton, • .,......_ °' IUCCH: rlled to do bUJlnea 1n this ttme"' '*"' fawf\11 money AlmUAl ITA~-sbnm and mintfM by wtllt· &10) ~29·9015 Wt ,,. assltf· Ilona! bltlk. a clltCk drawn by a or 1 cf-*....,.,.. by• .a.a. ULA Tiit. 21221 COfW. ..... '*'9 ..,..,_ Of! _, ~ 0t IUbtabMd a.te. In the ewnt ....,_ of !ht Unllld -••), .. Yw bdM O.C•.._ 31. ewr namt known, DtlOW • !he 8ene1lclarY to coll9Gt a stall or federal credit union or a °' fedlrll = io.i MU. W On ~ ~...;;id~...,.. tf"""9 .......... to tw Deed Cit'-lt\W\ ce9h " k~ld rtgtit. tltie Ind lrUfttl con-1995 oeplll ot 500 lltf IMllUfld de t a.id any lnlormallon we did drawn 1JV sta" 01 ltotfal u1<1 cllll an. ~ 1• 11 01:00 fl'M OE 11 • v.W... ...,_. ,... d TNll ~ by~ lhe TNSt11 INy ~ ~to Ind now held by. STERLING CASUAL TV vtrllcllly lfom 1111 llllllcl of Sit obtain will Ill used tor Dlal SIVIOQS and roan moaatlon . .tlor\ ot uWlgt ~ *""""" Tf\1111 Deed -"°"' ...... 1 1• ID OIV'# .... L.*11 OIWr ~ luulnce d thl Trutt. under ... Deed "' TNlt In INSURANCE COMPANY ground. but .allout flt ~f Of pUrpost whether rtcelvtd or. liJt1 sMlgS assoaauon or UYlf.lgs cllld In ,Mdb'l 1102 "' the .... ~ -T,.... Of ..... : ... ,,,.. llCICIUMI ......,....,.._~ded ••Deed untl funds a. lhlpropertyallulOctlnuld 20351 Acac1•. Newpon tntry upon 1ll'f Poflon of fie or rn WfillnQ tr AVAllABLf bankspecillldlnsetllon5102of Flnlndll Codi Ind~ •ICCIWOt T,,.._ °'....., ... c:tw.-.lrld -.ICM °" MM• ~ No. come tY...,._ to lhl ~ COUMy Ind ... l'lenlinlf· 8t1ch, CA 92660 &u1ta of Ill ground lllCM a IHE £XPEC1EO O~NING BID Ille FNnaa1 Codi and autnor, &ed to do bU11nHs In this ...._. Tnm., of thll C.-tw ~ Ila_...,.._ M411JIN 9oo1t -.... -ot endofMe u 1 INft« of lilf dncflb9d: Aa more f\My fot•I •dmottid 111911• dtf>lll ol 500 ltet tor Ille pur MAY BE OBTAINED BY CAl.L· l2ld to do busnm 111 lllrs state it*.) N.: At lhl Ncwttlfl'ont tllrl Deed of TNll ~ ot ollllllled '.,_ ...... otOlldll~lnhof· ltgN. Slid ull w11 be dhcttbedOfluldDMdof ~304j2.118·41~~b 1 11 s · poseot 11ptorfnOl0t,borlng ING THE FOLLOWING TEIE·inllleevent1tnderotntrlllan entr1nce to 1w Countyby~O.Comi#ll,~ .... YOUMElfClaFMLT flee fll .. c:ourcy ~-IMde, but Without cOWNint Tn.e .. Thi Pfopet1Y.tdreu u o 612 489 ' ' e · mlnlnQ. drilllnQ, rttnoYlnp PHONE NUMBER ON THE DAY :asb Is accepted. the ll'USl8t eouru--, 100 CMc c:.,. Md oi.w K. ComMI, hu. UNDlR A DEB>°'"""" "' ar.,.. c.lfomia, #Id Of WNTltlty, ellpru1 °'Im-lndottwcommondtslgnl-Aggie ,j1 wrrte ms lor utract1n9 or maratlnQ said BEFORE THE SALE (510) 313· may wtthholdtheissuanceo! me t• Drtve Witt, Slnl.e AN, NndlndWl• ... JoHT.,... DATED Nov••-1, UM .,...... to tw Nodc:e of pied rtgerdlng 00., po....., lion, hny, "'the rNI ptop. speci•Y surplus fu~ds: •·<>-substances YOU ARE IN O~· 9581 TAC No 427028M. Pub trustee's deed until funds be· Cllfoml&. Al l'lgtC. tltie .net .a Md rec.ordld' UNU:SS YOU TN<.EM=iiiH bltlUI ... ~ '° Sd lion ot tncumbfences, to efty ducffbtd lbovl ls C•Pittl Stocks: •soo,ooo FAULT UNOE.11 A Of:EO or 5/08'96,5115i436.5122"'6 • available 10 me payee Q( lrQrtst conWY9d to Ind Novembef 1t, 1191 .. ft. TO PftOTECT YOlM ...... ~ reconted on llttsty the lndetJlttdntaa,. ~ to bl: 3411 L1Y-Aggregate write-ins for TRUST DATED 7/07117 UN tndorsee as a matter of right now t-'d ~ If ...., u6d ~ no. t1.._.., In EJn'Y, ff MAY • 8Cll.D AT tltMI In looll-. hae-. 11 curtcf ~ uld Deed, 116-endef I.Int Co1Ui Miu, CA other th•n apec1a1 surplus LESS YOU TAICE ACTION TO PUBLIC NOTICE Said sate wtl1 be made, but Died of Trust In the PfCI*· boll* -pllp -OfftcW "-" A PUeL..IC M&..E. P YOU 11.......,. No. ~ YWff theft1.lndtr wlh ft. 92Sa-1C71. The under-lunds· s 0 PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT willlout coverilfll Of warranty, ty dullttd In Uild County, c:arda fll Or.nge County, HEE>AH ~TIOMOP ot....,ClftldllAl<otda,Wll terut u prOYidtd thtftln, '9ltcf TN ... chcWms Surplus notes·• O· MAY BE SOlO AT PUBLIC Loan 15021150ther W52045-xpress or Implied regard C.oml& daclti;g h Clllfomll, Ind pl.SWllllt to THENATUN!O#THE"'°" a.IOftltZlllll-..ed•:At ancfthel.lnp.lidprlnc:lpll~ lilt'/ lllb9ty for lilt'/ lnc:ot· Grosspa1d·1n1ndcontflbut SALE If YOU NEED AN EX 5fllt 51503ap~ <122,131·22nt1e PoSStSSIOll, or encum lllnd thlftln. The property thll~~ofDtflUlt aEDWQ ~ YOU, the Nclfth frGl'll ennnc t Ml<e °'the Not ind~ rec:tnlu ~the property» ed surplus s 1,300.000 TliE NATURE Nollee ol Trusree s Sall Under bfaoces. to ~bSfy me lndebtlel hlfe«ofore dticftbed la a. lfld lledtor\ ID W ._...... YOU IHOUl.D CCJNTM:T A CouMy Cour"-1 •7 ° aa1c1 DMd ~ 11e Int cnsa Ind ott1tf common Unus1g09dtunds 1su1plus1· ~~T':oc'reotNG AGAINST Deed ot Trust You a1e 1n delautl ness secured by said deed 1ng sold ~ .. Is''. The me« dlr ~ Jlnully 22. LAWYel QI!~..,._ ~ Cel'ller Drt\le-W.: tlMfaonHprovtdadtn':: duiQnaitlon. r 1nv. shown s11.ooe,006 ... t. underade1doltrustdaledJuneaov1nces thereunder. With lddRulndothefcommon 1• .. "'*""*1t no. 9191 TNtt DMd ~ s.D ""'-Cltllomll ll 1:00 Note, fffs1 clwllgea llnd ••-helm. The total emount"' Surplus H re8ards policy· YOU. YOU ;mOULO CONf0~~~! 25. 1991. unless you take action tnlerest as provided therein, and designation. r mny, "' the 1lllDl.'aot21 In 11oo11 -. inc: • INllM. Mldwll a.-~ MICtklf'I to the penses Of the trust .. Ind the unp.ld bll&lnce "' the hotdar: S 13, 7 6,005 lAWYER 2903 PEMBA • •< to prolecl your pr,operly. ii may Ille unpatd principal balance o relll property deacrtbld hgl -. al OMdll R«ofda dner ~ Viet ,._.. blc9def f~ cash the trust• crelltd ~ uld ~ Mand ~ the Income for 1he ve1w COSTA MESA. CA 92626 . (It a be sold al a publlc sale II you the note secured by said deed lboVI Is purported to .,.. "' ...., eountv. wtl under .,.; ._ *llMftl .. time DHd at Tru.t. Coallt 'ed propettytobesotdlndrH· $38.813,451 S1teet address Of common need an explaNUon of thew11111nterestmereonasprovldtd 110 9fld 110 1'2 1Wenty #Id~~ Mid Deed Partcwey 18" ..,._.llO ~ It "' '* SeMces • i::..tom&.a Cot IOl\IDle nelmltld cotta. ex-O•sbursernents for the ve11r: designation of Pfoperty IS na1ure ol the proc:eedlno against .n said note, lees. Charges and Fourtt\ street Newpolt "' Trull ... It pubic euc-CA f2AOt.1ea, for .......,... ll9wM money d tt1t POI~ H Mid Truat • .,.,_. tnd ..tv.ncta Ill the u 1. 170.827 shown at>ove, no warranty IS tou. you should contact a law-,xpenses of the 1rustee ~d tile 8Mctl. Cllltomll t2l5l63. *-" '°' CMh, i.wtui money *-" ...... the.._"' .. ~ ~). ~ Ulttto 1llOO Plummef St, cn.t':: tlmt"' the lnltW poblcl6on We he4ebv certolv that th• glwn as lo 11S comple'9MU Of yer Nobee IS hereby iirven lllat trusts created bV sad deed o The Unc.ldgned Trustee "' h Ullleed ltltu of INllM'• ...., al (t1t} ~ =~~~·91,...... .~ WOC1h, CA 11i'1, (lt,2,_7:' of the Notlee. of s,.-la' above 111ms are 1n 1cc0f· eo11ectness) • Tht blntfidaly BEC TRUST OEEO SERVICE A trust dated 05/17/\996 IE cltdllms any ~ for A1wka, 11 tt1t not1t1 fronl 31'7-172L for Uant:llQ -,_,,. """"' "7 _......, 43'0 B Slboney S3U,116.91, In Mdltkln tO ~ance w11h, the h Annual under said OMO of Trust. by Delaware Corporauon as trus· TRUST DEED SERVICE, A Dell--any lncouednus d the lf1&rW'CI to h County ~ purdlaslng • ,,.f uld DMd fll Trust In the As~ S.Crlt#y o.tld! cash, lie Trustee wt111«tpt er;~i:dm~~~•m°t:er ~ i9_ 1 ~g's rmon of a brucll or dtlauH In tee or suc.cessor 1rustee. or .. ,. Co!JOralloa, Aa 1tJftC lddrul Ind octMf ~ 100 CMc Cr* erty AfTEA ~ prllf*'Y alultld In Mid Aofll 2' 199S ~ 1 cuhle(s check dr.wn on d r th 1 Ill• obltgatlons s.curlld lhtieby. sul>SUtuted llustee pursuant to Tt11stH 140 E commonwealth common designation. r .,,y, Dr w, .... AN, CIWomll SURE, coract GE ~ ~~St.It.· ~.,_~-518, &11s.' &'Z2 1 at.Ille ot nllllonll blink, • C~m~os~onere u~':~~~~~~ heretofore mcuted and dellv· Ille deed of trust execuled by 4ve , Sulla 202 Fullerton, shown herein. Sllld '* w11 .. tt1lt rtgtit. tltie tnd lrUf· ~ ~ "'*" -__,_,. ""'u .. --=--------check dl'llwn ~ 1 liblte °' taw • P ered to the undersigned a Wiiiiam Scot Vanderpool and :12632 (714) 773·0800 be INldt but wtthoUt cow-1111 ~ to and ,_ (IOO) m -20fo. Oiied' M9y •• H=.::ly:_:::1:tt~}~.,'f:.t~ ::!"' NOTICPUEBLOFIC NOntTUIC 5 TEFE 5 fedef .. credit union Of 1 SHIBLEY H HORANEY, written Declaration ol Oelaull Jod1l1nn yanderpool. husband Joanne s Herman Trustee sa nant qr~. exprtUld held~ I l.ftllf Mid ows"' t, 1• ~ · Ml, ~~· ~-_ , ,_. chick chwn bV • mite °' President and Demand tor Sale, :wid and Wife recorded on officer P78511 5122. 5,129, Of lmplltd. f'l9l'dlng tltie TNll In the property • 1122, 1121 fedefal uving• .net k>ln ... CHARLESJ WILLIAMSON, wrllten notice ol cltlatilt a!ld ol 07/0211991 as 11\Strumenl no 515~ posMUton,. ot encum: baited In tlkS Cow'lty Ind _,;,,_ ______ ..,. Lot A"' Newport Helohtt, SALE UNOER DEED OF sociltlon uvtngs usod-Secretary · election to cause Ill under· 91·342981 in t>ook page ol tlfwu. to PIY the~ Sl.lla dHat.d u: As.. In lhl Qty"' Co-. rMM. TRUST Flit: LIM31S8 llllon e>f uvings bank 05121 • 05122. 05123. signed to se• ~ prOQer~ to olhaal records 111 me olllce of PUBLIC NOTICE Ing prtndpll sum o1 the aon P1raif No. t6U3M7 • County d Oranoe. sute "' Loan: 10727'36 Other: spec"8d In Section 5102 al 05/24, 05/25 sabsfy SJICI obllgatlon,, and tne counry recorder of Ofange natl(•) MC\ftd by Mid Lal 71 "'Tfld No. 7032, In ~ • lhowl'I on 1 62A728 A.P. Numbtf tht FINnctal Code .net Wt theftatter the undlfslgned counry catirorma and pursuan NOTICE OF TRUSTEES Died"' Trust, with lnttftst h cay"' Newplft luc::h. Repointing? MliP ~ In llooll 4, 412-37~ YOU AIU: IN D& thorized to do bUllnus 1n PUBLIC NOTICE caused said nolloe ol default to Illa nouce of delauu and SALE T.S. No. ~1°"'2 thereon .. provided tn ulit county "' orenge ._. of P.age A .al •ac~ FAULT UNOER A DEED Of this slit•. In tht event ten-NOTICE OF TRUSTH'S SAlE and Of elecllOn to Ill Recorde~ ~~:ec:r ~2A~::~~de~o~t ~~ 9017~ TSG :: notl(s),' ..tvancea, " lilt'/, c.ilomlA, .. per Mlp ,.. ~ln=:•ofof.:: TRUST, DATEDDl«mb«3, def ottw ttWI cash Is .c-TS NO W228396 Unit Code January 17· 1996 as toslr No page as instrument no 96· otf.14249 YOU ARE IN DE· undef tN tlml• olthe Deed c:ordtd In llooll %71, P9gl(t) County, .. Southe tfty 1992. UNLESS YOU TN<! ctp(td the Trust" INIY w Loan No 9•64,35/SUMAK l996·002•l93 or Olflclal Rec· 670is ol said ot11c1al records FAULT UNDER A DEED OF "' Trust, •stirnlad ,..., 211 to 2t lnc:lull~"' Mlsc::el- llnl d*IClf 1111ng ;;._. ~ PR~TY "W~ wlttlhold the lssuenct of the API 139 26•·01 To SERVICE ords In th• office 01 lllt iecorder Wiii sell on 0611211996 a1 In The TRUST ~TED Sepe.ambit ctw~s Ind ·~ "' t.neoua ~ In the omc. with the ,.,.,,_ .. etty llnl ee SOU> AT A0 PU8UC Trust•'• DMd Wltll ~· COMPANY as duly appolnlld DI Oiange County; Said~ 0! Front Ot Tile flaQPoleS At The 16, 1993~YOUTN<E the rusteund thltnu: :.:" COl.ftyr:::::;::.. of Mid kit. Excepting thtf• SALE. IFYOU NEED AN EX· become ev.ilab6t to the Trustee under the following prooerty Will 111 madt In 15 rs Main Entry Area fo Tne Placen· ACTION TO PROTECT crHCed ~ ·uldl3Cll~71 .... ~ commondal- rrom the Soulheutlfty'IO Pl.ANATION ~ THE NA-r:::,..~-..::.m:; descrll>td Deed ol Trust Will condit~ wtll'lout ~!...~Ila CIVIC Center 401·411 E YOUR PROPaTY, rT MAY ~~AcautcttntwMt lgNflon cl ~ proplfty: ,,..,."._... ...... .......... llSlllle I, W ill .. CJasillds ID lltd .. .... ""'" ~ t.. fMC ._.,,, The prOP.lf'tY TURE OF THE mede ~ SEll AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO oran.,, upress or """" · Cllapman Ave Placenba CA a 8E SOLD AT A PUaJC .net ~ ldVlnces. r 1 .. Pott Renwtcti A.cl ~ 8"d 00.. common PROCEEDING AGAINSl '~ ~ THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR regardfnO lllla Po$St$Slon or 10 00 am at pubhc autbon I SALE. F YOU NEED AN EX· wlll lnauM Ws ftQln ~ llMd\, CA a.a: de'9W111CN;. " mny, d tht YOU, YOU SHOU...D CON-~~ ......... ex::' CASH (in Ille f01ms which •• enpumbranotS. to pay Ille me 111gnest bidder lor casn Pl.ANATION Of nE NA-~to ull Thi~ ...,_ Ind 9ddrus "' the rlll prCJl*tY ~ TACT A l.AWYE.lt Notic• Is ~ ·...--.. '~ lawlul tender on Ille United rem;ilnlng p<1ndpal $Um 01 111' (payable at the Ume ol sale in TURE Of THE ry undef a.ks Deed"' Tnat blnlftdlry It wtlOll r• lboYe 19 purported to bl: hlftby given that Town 1 °'the~-=..,. Sbles) and/or the ushler's note(s) secured tiy said Deed ot 1awtu1 money ol Ille United PROCEEDINGS AGAINST tl«etofore exlt1Atd and ct. quu1 the '* 11 bM'll con-7111E 11lh Pl Hot 1-4, Cotti Countty Tiile StMcet, Inc. 1 = Deed 116-cer~lled 01 oltltf Checlls spec!· Trust, with lnlerest as In said Stale5). au rignt bile and 1n11r· YOU, YOU SHOULD CCW. livered to the underAgntd 1 ducted: Thi Blr1k d NIW Miu. CA12127. The Undlf· cittfomi. Cofpotation, H ~~ ~~IUndtf •with lled In ClvQ Code Section 2924h note provided, advances. II any, est. conveyed to and now held TACT A LAWYER. On wntten Decllfltlon "' o.-Yclftl .. .u«enottNltaltq ....., TRiit" dlactatme trustee, Of suceeuor trust· lnterut oYlded tnereln (pay3ble In run 11 Ule ume 01 under Ille terms of said Deed ol by 11 under said deed 01 trust jn 11121'!11 It 1:00 PM, Premier fllUlt llnd Demlnd for Saile. Nltlon98lnk N.A.. c.o OE any llll9tY f« 1ny lncor-"· Of substkuttd tru.... Ind the Z princlpll ~ sale 10 T 0 Service Comoany) T1usl, tees. Charges and ••· me property s1tua1ed 111 said Trust DMd Sefvlc•s, Inc~ • Ind • WT1tttn Noelce "' o.-~ Mol1pgl s.Mals. ttdnea d lhl property 116-purw.nt to the Deed °' MCI"' the Note MCUr9d ~ 111 ughL ~Ile and lnllr~t con· oenses of tilt Trus1M and ot Ille county and state 11ere1nafte1 Cdtoml& Co!J>orltlon u fMllt .net EJectlon to Siil !he.,..., Hl6nli1I Plllttwly, ~ md octw conwnon Trust UICIA9d ~ VkJ11e uld OWi with lnWnt id 10 and now held by 11 trusts crtatld l:ly said Deed ot described As more fully de the duly ~ Trull• Thi undlf"il'ltd c:aiaed lln Blnwcllno, CA DAILY PILOT GINlltAL POLICY DIADUNES ~ .. 101• Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Wednesday ... ,,.. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ 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Tlita .._.., will llDI ......, ... ., ...... ........................ .............. O.IUMR ....... ~ .... Ill ....... eMr1{at4 Ill llilt ...... ., ............. . ......... , .... .... ...... LI ..... CllHUD ...... ,,91-4l4 .... ,., llllW Ptt DC ... ,.._ u1•1tG1·Jlll. CEMETERY LOT/ BALBOA CRYPT 1225 ISLAND VACATION 2606 RENTALS 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 9'Jf>Z'I Camlr ti Nrwp:lt 8hd .t Bay Sl. ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 EMPLOYMENT 5530 2722 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE CEMETERY PLOT Bal lal• 1 Br, up apl, N•w 28' motor home FIN ANALYST RECEPTIONIST/ One space at Harbor remodel, den, adults, for rent. Full kllchen, ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT Come on board with a COURT DIRECTOR ahower, TVNCR. Day --------·I 5530 rapldly gro~lale-FIT at pV1 tennit club ~·:;n~~.,~llv:acllon . ~~t IJ~19• gar63~~·s~ & Wl<IV rates. S59-a844 BUSINESS OFFICE 2920 wide firm. Candidates In N.B. prevlCXJ• 11e.p • Sgso. Catt collect after FOR RENT 2769 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ EROTIC SATISFACTION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for entry tevet should plus. Hours 2-10pm. 1---------•---------GERMAN STUDENT •1·800.992·2874 have a strong witting-044-8900 .. t.202 • Spm <909>925-4956' OA RENTALS TO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii auo OTHER Sc•ndl-S3 S,OOO/Yr lncom• n•ss to learn our OP' SECRETARIAL Pk BALB """ .... N pot•ntlal. Reading 1 h Id Pacific View Mem 2607 5011n12 2724 • 8 A Y FA 0 NT navlan, Europ•an. NEW FREE PARMI E •rat ons. and 0 • Full ume 8:30,5:30 N e w p o r t B e a c h P!NJNSUIA ~ books. Tott Free < 1 > BBA or finance related F · 1 800 •Cl· ft. commercl•I South A merican, 1·801-871·5555 800·898-9778 Eid. R-danree. 647-6673. Monday-nday n our grave_s. ABCO. Lot office space. $1450/ Asian, Russian high 18+ tong dist toll .10/miru 1361 lor detalts. -• OH Legat Advertising Oe- 166. O?:n vu. S1700ea. y•• .. LY WINTERS CM 3Bd House 1-Rm grosa rent. 673,1761 school exchange stu· Q•n•r•I le• partment. lndlvidu11 8 2 261• ~ • •vall. N/Smk. Prof' UNEXPLAINED $35 000/Vr lncom• ' 9 16· 4 • "' e d A It "" dents arriving August. • lmmed. FfT position. omuat be extrem•I" re· 1-4 e room• va and clean. $500/mo. t ti I Reading ' S7""$l 850/ Ca II A IS E 1 ,9 O 0-p 0 W E A 111 po •n • • H.B. office for exp. 1ponslbte with good ~ mo. Utla lncld. 444,2185. • b k Toll Free (1) 975-4912 Agent SIBLING. 00 •· AJP & payroll person. attendance record NB Ocean Vl•w Full Servke Suite Psychic Tell• You 8oo-898-9778 Ext. R, Comp m .. reliable, ti and be abte to work HOUSES/ Modern, near aand, lg ·~ c--Things You May Not 1361 for lltllngs. phones. PH:960·2700. well with peopt• T -'EISA 2624 0c .... • GMdan vie-LOST & Even W111t To Know??? G d d CONDOS COS A m.g roomJ 1undk, lndry. SSSO+ ~TermAYI 1 •900-898_..900 $40,000/Vr Income FAX;969-6871. oo typing 1n FOR RENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $485/mo. 646-4400 ~s"° FOUND 2925 • 1575 1 3.99/Per pot•ntlal. Home GOV1T·POSTAL JOBS proofreading skills • NB Shila condo nl• S ....,.._ I\ m inute. Muat Be 18 +. Typlatl/PC u11rs. Toll must $7.50 per hour ••••••••• E'Slde 2Bd 1Ba, Fp, ' ' 1-,....... "'°"' Free (1) 800-S98·977B No w hiring, st•rt Physical/drug acr11n· gar. Encloted patio. lg matr bd. bale, fp, ICMhy FOUND-Tame King p l-SERV,U SHMMS..&434. ex T:1381 for listings. $12 85/$16.74fhr. For Ing required EOE Ml L.ndry room. No pet1. pooldl, 9apa,b 8S53f>.a7~~ 71:1 t+.llllll!L..... geon. White, found nr 1,....-.._....,..._.._...,.r---•0 .,, .......... 1C ARTIST* eppl/employment onlo. F/H/O. Pleas• fu re· COSTA MESA 2124,""'S""'7""9""5/_m..,,o,..,, • ..,,,...•.,,.4.,...2_·_10~7~3 Incl•· ° COM Church on He-N::de"d for weekly Call f1om 6am-6pm 1ume to Judy Oet11ng ,. Nr#PORT BEACH ---------• llotrope..t~44-7153 HOTTEST 1.a18-50e-5354 (714) 631-6594 . E'Sld•·BIO Clean 2bd TOWNHOU8• LOST -Btack cot, M, new' p •Per. M us 1 l!•t. P802, SOCIAL WORKER I •2 Br, 1 Ba• gar, 1b1. Ger. Lndry room. Own room/bath, FP, COMMERCIAL d....,.tawed. a•nwer• to X *llf * 1t * know PaoeMaker , --------- d d d/W W/d $775 120 Albert Pl W 0 S 1 .... 11 ... • +fli MM,.,,/.'111 M Quark Express. Photo-Guaranteed to S75K H111nn $24/Hr Betlet'its fence y • • · • I , 525 Pua .,., ut . IAND 2778 "Sport." tr found call 1 ... lnct. No p•t•. 193-A 548-1703 or 720-9081 673_.848 ex1317. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 759-<>258. .69 LIVE ehop & utlllze the Compl.l1er work from On lhl JOb train.ngApply M 11 Sl100 mo •-------~~,......,,,,..,,....,,... .... , .. I 09 ac•nnera. P{T. Work home. Send $35 your 1111800-S3H150 agno a. . Newport Acroaa the LOST DESl!RT TOR· under deadlines. Fax to:The Betry Group T R O p I C AL R E-a\11. 6/1 64S-1020 Str••t 2Br, gar. No1·REH1'---AlS------750aq.ftForestAve.. TOISE Grey/black, 900-505-5050 r•aum• to1723· 1817 Cedar Cir. SORTS HIAINO , •••••••••I •2 Br, 1 Ba•. fenced pet•. S&25. 1&e5 Irvin. Laguna BHch. Not S", nr 151h & curt or, 800-7S,....t120 s.493. H .. th, OM 43056. Ent~·level 1 career BOUSBS/ . yd. w/d hkup, g•r. No Ave.#7 720-9422 lC203 WANTED 2726 street front. 11500/mo. NB. Reward. ···-1000 819-758-9100 p A '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 494-1858 -v AIRLINES All Poattlon• N•waroom poa tlon• avatlabl• CONDOS ••• 2638 Santa na PRIMI• &'SlcM TWfthm1• Loat glrl'a danlm 011-59S..570.950 sa.oo . 11a.00hr Admlnlatratlv• worldwfde. W11lst1ff, Ave., Unit C. 5900· Lg 1400af 2Bd 2.58a R ••Pon• I b I• 1horta w/Wallet t n11"'='~~r:T:o::-::-:~~ ... 1 Hiring NOWI No ••P Neel Asslatent houaekMper1. fllne•• FOR SALE •VI 611 845"1020 1-eat gara~+patklng female •ffk• room/••••••••• pocket on Fernando FIND Bl'ERSO For Information: Pereonable, org•n-counaelora, arid more 1RpEa8c•,k·r s71,!78157/m1 ~1t00h. ¥~::~ h~:, ~.~pl·~: BUSINESS a St. Dock. 723.7155 OF YOU« DREAMS 800:e78-2200X•H74 IHd full·tlm• new• Eiu:eltent ~nefit• & NEWPORT .... -··• LOST-Min. 9')rlcol poo-ATTN r a XP KR I· r 0 0 m a•• I • t • n 1 bonuses. Can AHOf1 --------1 69 repalra, chlld & pet FINANCE ale,"Fella''.loat,,, 17th HOWi!/ •NC•D TRUCK needed to do wide v• !mptOyrnent S«vic:" GBH!IAL 1002 BEACH 21 care. 090-0813, a Westcllff &/17. A• 1·900-9U-19Ufl DfUVellta. DlltlVK rlety of duties in Dally 1.aoo.ao1,5950 uc. l •&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NEWPORT ward. 945-1"4 Cal. Mlf TO OWNll IO dOwn/ Pilot newaroom. £v-R89514. 1mmao Lid• tale 3Br BIACB 2689 StO• •GB 2742 --------19 cent• an mn.1. •rvth•ng from en•w•r· OOV'T '°Rl'.CLOlaO 2 ... 8 •• trplc, 2<•r nar, "'-ft r---------IJ.,.~-. Ing lhe phone to word•----:==::J-----.,_ f p nnlea .... • 1 lil••••iiiliiii• IOSIN!SS ow••TB • M°dN1' Ownerihlp poselbl• In proe.a1lng. from cOI-EMPL01m.cn1 .... mea or • patio• 111 Via Ebol . 1 9 llO• R•NT OPPORTUNITY ulilU. s.n-u "' 18 montha. Average It ur1 a h on 11. Dellnquent TaJC, 12300' 31°'277·1583 *18" ea * " ~• 3000 10,0001" mllea/monlh. ectlng 1 w .. t ~ SUVICIS 5533 Aepo•. REO• Your • ••R 211A ITitllNP 8001q.ft. 1tOl'ege unll 2904 ra&n~ C 0 1 Info to Kll~ a.a 9d1to-1"il•••lil•••• ~•&: Toll Free eoo-Npt ,.orth 28r 28• R1frlg It dlahw.aher In lndu1trle.I bUltdlng. ompany ' vers: rlat hbral'tan. Fun. fast-I• 199-8771 fjct. H-1391 condo, 2-c:ar gar, AC, Incl. 801130 pool. No PfUI aooaq.ft. loft. IUDS WON'T UT SCBOOlS .. "'cEWE~ltlEOU':,!Ay!~ pac•CI environment. pt ••!,!"'' -- for curref'lt ll1Ung1. w/d, pool No pets. pees. No fe••· No 10JC10 slide-up dOOf. Lee al Vandine VaGSTA•L•8? ~ucn•Olf efi'rr. c"!iir-NEW Send reaume to: 8Ut .... .,.. ewtl....'!,. .,_, $1450/mo 940-1529 , ..... Ma.4aaS QOOd aare ... loo ,._ ..... ..,.. .. tat>llshM V•o•tarlen• n••d u.••• 3012 Lobdell, Editor, Oally the hahnG• In.,_ C8t: OOV'T FOR•CLOS•O oatad betwHn 551 -· .... II/ •rt Change? ~ Euro-::~~~s 11: Piiot. )30 w..::i. SI.. ~n"':Y~n!: ' f..,..,...11 . ...._•1:,r~u~~::X~ U11:WPO•f v~~~~;~:~TV~~~ly !~.,G,f!mo:l 1~~!.~.•Yut'11• •cct:OO.~l.22~e P .,.an Aaclp•1•1 1'!.ou'a" BECOME A ME~ 143-3314. Madtaon, COat• Me•a. 7• 1n which th9'9 .. a .,., ..... n_. &\ Q _.... --• '""""'"" • love the1e .a TAANSCAIPTIONIST. South Oc"'o•·. u 0 -Nura.,., W'Ofl!.., Medea '"harge ..-. -'-~-, •pot, Al •. Your COAST z 170 tum. ym, po.,., II#• •• ., ••H s $ e A & .. .. -... .... -·. ~ -....,_ .,__ Toll pr,.. IOCJo aaso . .tf4..8I04, ' • PURCHASE/LEASE .A. • • to: ·"'·""·• Opportunity to WOfk at .,rl .• _. PM c.i\vel for C.M . Churah • ..... 1,. Eltt. H·t'98 Kitchen In orang• 119 Conlum9f' Square hom. 0t In omc. typ-l.l.1111 tun'• 1:4S-11 :45am.•·A-1-1-.-.. -.-L-l!_A_"_T_S_ fOt 0""8ftl ll•tln"'•· Lii,.. ....... .., IOSC County SpolU Bar. 1'7, P'-tt•bUl"Q. NV Ing fOt doctOfS. Home COllPUTP • H~wk. C.if lam•lpm: C""1'TS TOYS. a....: .. Im•••••••• • tmm•dl1t• Income 12901. ttudY. "'" •~ Me-3441e . • ,......... !!!!_N!!.CL!!!!_ ~~ ::::.:!. !!!!n!1,ID00S UlftAtS 2744 With on1y $10lt lnvett-WANT•D ~· ~•O. P.C.D.1 .. Attanta. a.or. •••DaD. StHdy tot lnMM<'ie• eery, WOOd heme. tr'P--~ _.,.,... ..,....,__., ~ '-.•••111111111••• mn, (11') MO-Me& PL.m to _. ~ gla 1.-004U•7070 WOftl. Ot'9et Pwiyt Cail Ing, ..-..tng, COfflll!Me on 11. Dadn~*" TP. ~.~"tor"==' lllfll.S "CHUM:H PACe AYNL. and Mrn money, Doc-o.c>4. YY"91Ga 1-I00-337-eolO· ~QOUflMST WO#\ ll'Om t*"8 In ~. •1 V-" '"¥""' ...... •••••••• -.. .......... Inc•• .......... ---------tor recommend•d. • •AAM 1000' d ~ YoUf..,..,.. *"--·car... .--• " · ..... Cell Marteyn 11.ol1 11 ---· ·-· -...-S.-1 mocl~•• ..,, pay ,,... ~ C8ll AtealM 1·.J,°'.!.'", ... _,~1 Of 75•~1 ht. D1 tuafY hQkta 114. Nlo IJl'VlltlllffTS 1~ natural h«t>al w•d•KLY. _Y!,!1'k9!a ...,_, ~ 9¥0 ._,. 1400 .. 31.-001. '14 --·• • s .. , "" ..,. 8un aohoot oaea• a12 bM9<1 ptOCtucta. No "" " Im..--•••:Y· ....... ,.., phol~ ' 16 ti IOOJIS 270I -1 ............ ~i WAllDD 2., I Procet.ttnn m•ll •• c:~, ' hfa. ot current 1 nga. ,....,.. ··-...,. _, ........... •••rol•• requ red. ftr , .. l..a&.. horn•. ,,. .. __ , , ...... N/llY!ll , .. , •un ,.,.,.v ... ,, Mon~ac~uar•n-• •-1nrortnaMOn ;;;-• ,Nliilffiaiia~IWf'511"'iMiitlr:l--'ii~lllll•r-....,,, ..... ,......., ....... P•••"'• '"· 1~1110 .... I OM'Oft. SA.SI.°"* DtMC>Uf'+•Uhi UGDQIWN. .....: _., R11•• Mft..... .,_ 1, PO e.1404n, ND .. -.L.11WN .... Ille YoW ·•• 800454-Otlenc19. 'l Ul14-•• -11~1Wt . ..... ....... ,.. SILL CM,... mw=·:.. ... ,.,, '*- ............ 1. ~=.... ~==" • .......... ti+. """"¥'' & WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. 1996 Ne_.pon &Kh/Colta Mesa Daily Pil0< TODAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE -f ...... 8y CHMUS GOftH wtth OMAR SHMtF Md TANNAH HIRSCH WANTED TOIUY I019 BOATS ?O 11 AUTOMOBD ES liiMAZDiiiiiiiAiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiil2iiS ------------ -------AVON tH09'~" Tott Dollen Paid OOOd condition. 1350. -------- P'or Recor<11. Jau, Pump/oar1 Incl. IMW 9030 S k (909)629-3347, ountrac a , etc. (714)675•1663• 1988 Mazda RX 7 TUtbo, 1pe>Ues1. 52K mllH. S6500. Call aller $pm. 873-4743. '--~-~-~~-~~~~--~~~~~-~----- Call Mlk• 645-7605. ""c_a_t_a_m_•_r_a_n_N,.....a_o_r_-l•7a 833 ca1 2-dr, G-MERCEDES 9130 ACROSS 1 Cornputet s=:oacteva 9 w:c"llbouf 14 9talns\oml 15 Lanc»d 1e Souvenfr 17 V9ntllal .. 18 Outcome 20 TY1)9 of 1tar 21 EJCtremely w1trm 22 Sit• of the Pel1henon 23 One-celled 1tnlma1 25 Bogus 27 TV extra· leffeatrlal 29V~' 30 Fashion crazes 34 Pretend 37 Actor O'Tooie 39 Woman's hat '0 Spre.ct thiclc ,2 Droplet 44 1988 Olyrnpcs Sile 45 In the lead 47 "Atlas Shrugged"' wnter Ran<f- 48 Reach across 49 Deuce SO Children's card 52 aa:dish 54 Squeals 14 17 20 58 Tau1Nnd 62~elly MOM of the P9'0M 65 °'11wa loott>IH e1r!i: e8 Baieballef YO'J 89 Painter Megntte 70 BebVbed 71 Scatter about 72 Flndt the tum 73 •-of the D'Urbervlllef DOWN 1 Slnoer Ross 2 Local ape.ch 3 Stan the tennis ' 8::.!r melOn 5 Every 6 Stancloltish 7 Oenophile's cone em 8 Atldsoon abbr 9 Sharp 10 ·-. huslly!" 11 Soll Cheese 12 Circus an mal 13 Ages 19 Young woman 2' Omega's opposite 26 Big 28 Lawyer's pnce 30 Watch qhetn 31 Greenish-blue 32 In the proper manner 33 Observed 34 Questions 35 Hoolbeat 36 Scarlett's home 38 Fish net 39 Now 41 Twtee r111e 43 Attorney's field 46 Squirreled away 49 Wedding-cake layer • 51 DISC81d 52 Old-fashiooed elfClatna tlon 53 Demon 55 Money 56 E11tel lower site 57 Tums up one's nose 58 Spheres 59 Writer of verse 60 Cat's murmur· 61 Monst8f 63 Crude metals 66 A Gershwin 10 11 1 1 USE YOUR TRUMPS WISELY Both vulnctable. South deals. NORTH '•A8783 Q9642 OA •AQ6 WEST • Q 1015 2 QQJ 107 <> 12 •978 EAST •K94 QK86 S OQJ54 • 108 SOt.rrH •J QA <> K 1098 6 3 •KJ 542 The bidding: SOUTH WEST 10 p .... 24 Pau 34 Pau •Q Pa•• Pau Pue Opening lead: Queen of Q EAST I Pase Pue Pan Pue Six clubs by So\U,h-ia..an..excellent contract, and after any lead-other than a heart it could be claimed. The heart lead, however, removes a key entry to declarer's hand before it can be put to good use. How would you cope with this develop· ment? Once North agreed on clubs as trumps, South could afford to cue· bid the ace of hearts. North needed no further cncouragement.1.0 con· tract for small slam. Declarer found a reasonable line I•-----ANTIQUES MERCHANDISE o!play. A.ftu' winning tbe f'irtt I.rick JEWELRY ftntS in hand, declarer cashed the ace of 1 !5.2 (17'), w/traller, cyl, auto, pwr wind, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ready 10 •all 1790. 1nrt, mlrr. Gd cono.11 l .. lllng In 2 weeks, 13250 Ob<> 631•7149 '72 SL MERCEDES mutt .. 11. Volt• Mall '85 BMW 7351 • Claulc. l..lghl blue. diamonds and then drew three A ART 6025 rounds or trumps. The king of dia· moncls wes caahed, and declarer then exit~d with a di3mond. All would have been well had diamonds split 3-3, or had the queen or jack of diamonds dropped in two<(l'ounds . As the cards lay, however, Eust had 401-6626 Iv mea. Bro wn, xlnt cond, Exe. cond. 2nd owner. Nl!IMAN'S auto, orig ow11er. $10,900. 642·7404. Two llmll9d edition S8,000. 722-0194, rr:~e':sf~~:d. bsee~1~: POWER BOATS •ae BMW 7331 Wht, PONTIAC 9170 motlvatedl 759·54"10. 7012 auto, loaded. Xlnt l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~on d . $6200. 080 11 Call 840·0883. '89 FIREBIRD White, 2 tops, 5·spd, loaded. Xlnt cond. $4400. Call 543·2369. • to score t wo diamond tricks -PETS •· t948 Lym•n down one. .a Classie Bay Boat. --------- There was a much better linl' ANIMALS 6049 ~I~~ ~;;~:i,500 obo CHEVROLET 9045 available. Declarer should clear the liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -....,..,.-=-,..,-,...,.,....,,...,..,,..,,,,.,,...-1 1-.-9-9-5-U-N ... B-IR=0--- ace of diamonds, then ~rhathw only ADOPT -A·PET 1~~4c:!~J:t~~~cER '83 Cam•ro Berllnena Conv. Turbo GT. Auto, two rounds of trumps Wlt e ace T·lop. Full Power and all pwr AM/FM eass. and kin~. When both opponenl.8 fol· Every Sat & Sun at (Shr•. Runs exe.) High air. Ladles l·Owner. CC, tllt, cstm tires/ PETSMART, Fountain performance/Water low, a ·amond is ruffed with the Valley. Puppies, kit· . skl/flsh/crulse. Trailer Sharp. All records. w h I s . S 4 4 O O. queen. Declarer returns to hand tens and more, all plus many xlras. $2995. obO 723·1504 673·2762. with a heart ruff. draws the last looking for loving, car· $3500. 548-2858. •93 SUBURBAN 4x4 trump and cashes the king of dia-Ing homes. CALL 597· ..,....,.-..~-----·I Sii • d al air new -------9-2_1_0 monds, thej concedes a diamond if 9037 for more lnlo. SEARAY 21 ft Cuddy & ur:s.r, all u extrai, Ilk• TOYOTA b d h I ---=.,..,.,,.~~,,.---trlr, 1983. Orig owner. 6 o-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii necessary. at Ian s t e s am as BUNNIES Serviced reg'rly, many new. $23,500. 4 long as trumps divide 3-2 and dia· 6 weeks old. 1 white / xtras. $6500. 646·5974 5221. '94 LANDCRUISER monds are no worse than 4·2, or 6-1 5 tan. $10. ~5·8748. llhr Int, aulo, to ml, with a singleton honor. fully loaded, S42K. PP What if clubs are 4.1? Declarer FREE CAT emos SAIL BOATS 7014 CHRYSLER 9050 714·719-9504. s ti II proceeds as above. Now, how· b e I g • • t 'P d n r 1 rd iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ever, declarer will need a 3.3 dia· male. Ctiarlle. Adults '83 CHYRSLER Town VO' "SWAGEN 9235 monc'J break to gel home. But the only. Shots 673-4879 WE PAY CA$H & Country Mlnf·van. W\ combination of chances is stm far •Poodle• AKC• For good used Sabots Xlnt cond. 38k ml, 7/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii better than the actual line declarer Tea Cup Toy & Mini & boat equipment. 70 m fr warranty. adopted. S450·S950 714·751·3465 Mlnney's Yacht Sur· 515900. 645·9070 plus, 1500 Old New· Save abused and port Blvd. 548-4192 --------- '71 SUPERBUQ CONVERTIBLE Red/while, restored like new. 642-9574 Learn to be a bette r bridge abandoned pets. Be a FORD 9075 player! Subscribe now to the volunteer/fosler. Call ---------1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1--------- Goren Bridge Letter by calling 114.597.9031. SPEED & MISC. AUTO 9245 (800)788-1225 for inlonnation. Or 1993 FORD write to Goren Bridge Letter, --------iiSiil(IiiiBii0iiAiiiTiiSiiiii7ii0iiii16il BRONCO 4X4 P.O. Box 4410, Chicago. ll. 60680-MUSICAL In perfect cond. All SEIZED CARS from 4410. INSTRUMENTS 6055 •22' SKI BOAT '88 power, ~ealhjr· P17fne, 1175. Porsches, Ca· 6010 FUR~ITURE 6014 Spln•t good aound, recent overh•ul 5.7 litre V-8, King tow p g, r ms res. dlllacs Chevys $450 obo , 884-1897 I••••••••• .. --------Eth•n Allen Furniture: Cobra .O/D. low profile Only GOk miles. $l7K. BMW's,· Corvettes'. hull, Just serviced, 574-4247 or 646.9449 .Arso Jeeps. 4WD's. new controller/uphol· MUSTANG '70 • Ga· Your Area. Toll Free 1· stery. Greal ski boat· raged 26 yrs. 99,750 800·898·9778 Ext. A· last-looks great ..... · ml, 1 owner. $4000. 1398 for current list· ready to go. St0,500 548·0511 lngs. 646-9449 574·4247 Top Dollar Paid! sofa. end tables, night stands. lamps, end 1 .. •••••••• ANTIQUES 6010 Anlquet lo '5(h Mockrn • Eat Llgln ..... buy: sMr,gllll.~. poroelMl. china. poiary. old COSUnl Of tine jewelry. blOnZel, foot, period~. decOrah objects. •Ona •am OI enh ...... ·~ • Estale aaJas cord.lcled From 1 800·196'0. 1 pc to entire estate. Palnttngs, china, glsware, lurn, etc. 40Yr NB Res 673-0223 bookcase, queen sz 1• 9 5 ANTIQUES & bed. Thomasvllle Oln-GARAGE SALES -------•JAGUAR 10 Ing sec. ca11 650-0902. l••••••••IMARINE SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLASSICS 9250 Full Sofa B•d Like SUPPLIES 7020 '89 XJ8 Sovereign. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new, w/matching pil· 1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Maroon. Must see I lows. 5395. 261-1007 CORONA TONS OF lmmaculanl condlllon. APPLIANCES 6011 N/smk Sale! $9995. lmmaculal• Furniture DEL MAR 6122 STAINLESS STEEL PERFORMANCE LTD. '70 MBZ 280 SE Cpe. Auto, air. Lt blu. Hand-made aluminum. $7500 obo 673°3313 iiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Everything goes 520 Bronze & brass & null Jaguar·L•nd Rover M ... w h to $2,500 obo. cherry ·S E R y I c E· •-,-7-4_J_e_n_•_•_n __ H_e_a_l•-Y •··•SI •• •r B/R sels, rice poster & SATURDAY 5/25 & bolls + washers. 714~850·5880 Lotus twin cam. eng. Good Condition sleigh, lormnl dining 7am·10am. N. of PCH se.oo per pound. Sll/hrd·tops. Runs Xlnt. $100. 721-9656 rm w/chlna cabinet, btwn Fernleaf & Gold· Mlnney's Yacht Sur· '90 XJe Sovereign. Orig cond. Yellow/blk REFRlQERATOR leather sofa set, Vleto-enrod alley. Couch, plus, 1500 Old New· British Racing Green. Int. 52K 838•7524 White 18cu.tt. Works rlan living rm, grdfa· rugs, tables, e1e. port Blvd. 548·4192 Non/•mk. Best car fine. $100. 846·6340. th er clock. plua Com• Se•ll Best value • Loaded. WASHER & DRYER •'114-220-2888• MARI""' SUPS sP:R•Fe01RMAs ~gE5L~i:•-A-U_T_O_P_AR_T_S __ _ Electrlc. Don't Ml • .. •••••••• n1:. 9260 When you're tuned into classified match but work ac ... Furn., art work... Docv~ 7022 J•guar·L•nd Rover & REPAIR gym equip, 16·pc slvr, y1u1•'SPORT'"TION ~ ·SI! RV ICE· fine. $125 for the & crystal. 733·8555. £\IU' A iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 714·850·5880 pair. 848·8340. 39• M I C 80) ~~=~~=---=~~ FOR SALE • Beige Panaaonlc EP·1000 oor ng ( • w/ CUSTOM '78 XJS convertable top option EXQUISITE ---------Massage chr. It beige,_________ 11• BW. off Alvarado 12000 ml on H 0 GM for fulf size Ford FLEMISH FURNITURE 6014 lthr CoSI $2700, sac BOATS 7011 Pl.. E. of Bay Is. Call VS V8 custom' , 4sp Bronco as seen In Off. Minor master. Van Sl SOO 26t·1007 (909) 397·9797 or · Dael. Circa l 750. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (909) 626-7190 overdrive trans, sunrf. Road magazine. All Provenance, superb 7'KATHLEEN SOFA ROLL TOP DESK Beautlful blue greon. parts Included. 2 yrs condition. Beautiful Restoration Hardware Full size, dark pine, 7 23' B•Y launch dbl ---------• $9950 080. 846·2907/ old. $250 OBO. 714· • ll'Mlldiate cull 714...249-3711 you're tuned into your community. floral, anrlque framo. Grn. Co:'t $1400, sell drawer. Good cond. ender, Norwelgen KIS· MOTORCYCLES 497-0926 '589-4040 ext.167. pp 714-449•7119. SOK. $900: 3 sq. Mex. col 5195. 84e.6340. korgen. Volvo engine table $150. 546-1833. $4,995 obo 675-6128 SCOOTERS 8018 --------LIFT GATES CLASSIFIED --------SOLID OAK •--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MAZDA 9125 For Sale (3) Wallco It's the solution you're ARMOIRE 30' Trimaran. fully 3,000 lbs. capacity, searching for· wholh· TRADE Oak flush face 3 equlp,ped. Custom Honda 750 Nighthawk Llfl Gates. 52500 for er you're seeking a drawers. 6'tall x sails, Very clean Int.. New Dec '95. Blue. '90 MAZDA MX6 all (3). For more home, an apartment. th h I ·ri d JBwlde x 1 Bdeep. 512,000. Prime moor· 3200K miles. HelmeV TURBO QT • 50,000 Information, please a new occupation or roug C aSSI ie Very nice. 5300. Ing loc. In NB 512,000. blk lthr jckt $4100. ml, loaded. Must see call Promod Shah evon a stray pet. 642·5678 846-6340. 714 830·9445 642·7404 $6500 080. 241·9075. 1·714·574-4267. ·--------- -----• CERAMIC CLEANING DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 REMODELING SERVI CE TILES 3 5 2 8 SERVICES 3 548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lA WN CARE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & AD DITI 0 NS 3 916 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii An experienced •Palnt/C.,pentry• PUBLIC NOTICE RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. THE LOCAL PLUMBER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I CERAMIC+MARBLE Housecleaner Ref's. dependable door Drywall and morel Basic Y•rd M•lnt Th• Callt. Public Utlll· Painllng-tnl/Elt House/Apl ·• Jam•s'1ncE.e81194ng7ort Co.-Exp'd & depedable. hangor. Guar work, Small Jobs Oki Lawns, Cln·ups, Tr•• tlea Commission RE· Quality Job. Free est. lnstall'n • Fabrication reas Don 521·8910 G•ry 845-5277 L ... 569897 '*3•-8888 Friendly Senne1•lnsureo 20Yrs Exp • Licensed Apl's S35. Bl Wkly & Trim, Sprinklrs, AOfall, QUIRES that all used ,,.. u .,. Ll53298, 675-9304 Farthing Interiors Kitchen, 8ath, R1models Rm Additions Visa/MC L1560875 673-1212 ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS 1·800·348·9321 Wkly. Imelda 646-9277t·D-O_O_R_IN_S_T_A_L_LA_T_l_O_N Semi Attlr1d Contraclor Thatch631-4422Pp-413-8142 hou•ehold goods CHUNG'S PAINTING --------- 3408 LHku Showers Rep'd •HOUSECLEANINQ WEATHER·STRIPPING Repairs, improvements. • TREES • movers print their 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcol --------.. ---------• 15 yrs exp. Good Ref. & Hardware 552·5910 sm jobs. Quahty/lntogrity . · P.U.C. Cat T numbef; Guar work. Free Est. eDAN DAWSON• SPRINVYrRS 3921 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~=~;~~,;~g o!a~n~:a~;~ Own trans. Call any· I care. Ken &42·1770 Top!'dlfl1inowe. Lawn•, limos and chauffeurs Uc#375602 538.1534 Plumblng 646.6720 1\.1...c AAA ACOUSTIC 11 me I 2 4 1 ·O 5 3 11---------REMODELS carp, plbg, -~ 79~-MN print their T.C.P. num· ---------W 0 I Paint.applied Remove· _6_73_·_ao_6_5_o_r_e_4_6_·8_5_2_6_ pamt, elec, me, stucco. & L•wn Service. Mow/ ber In all advertise· EMERALD PAINTINQ ater HHler .. • rans patch. Te11tu re Int/ext Newport Tile & Marblo WINDOW CLEANING DRYWALL roofing. MORO.AN edge/1od/1prlnklers/ mentl. 11 you have a Int/Ext. Wallpaper/rile ~=::'c~~:I • • F~~~r~I~ 962·5891 or 847·8905 Fine Craftsmanship... •Average 1 story·S30 SERVICE 3584 Ue'd . Phll'850·3261 cln·up. Al 988·2718 queatlon about the le· Free esl/Aef/10yr• axp Uc'd Pgr1717_5729 At Affordable Prices. • 2 story-545. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mobile 1 403·5365 Ive mtg or call after 5 gallty of a mover, limo Comoetltive S 751·2039 SPRINKLER REPAIR Valu1•Haadn Tlm• clocks. 26Yrs Local Exp. John Burr 282•2831 CEILING MASTER Hou a e C 1eanIn9 ...,.,-----.,,--,-~---Q or oh auff eur, call: -__...L~---,._,.--.,:;:::=:::;::::::::::;:::::=:= •Aeous11c Romoval• Showors/Counlers/Flrs Spring C leanlng .,SMALL JOB EXPERT Home Repair/Remodel QARDENIN Reliable Public Ulllltles Ike's C ustom Painting "Eipert Oraln Cleaning 1--------- Custorn Texlure•Paint Natural Stone & Marble & Reg Svc. Mlnl·bllnds. Drywall/Plaster Repair Costa Mesa/Newport & oui.llty Work at Commlulon Prof, Clean. Quality & Plumblng Repairs TUTORING 3929 Uc'd M k ~38 7300 Fplcs L645486 842·2214 . Han9ing. Tlplng, Texture 25 Year• Exp. reasonable rat ea. Wotk lnVE>Ct & Docks l=ji~ijiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiii . ar • TILE REPAIRS c;~~=t & llo~e~~b~ Comm/RH 551·5573 Jim 031·2480 Ed Barrett S48·33Tt 714·558-4151 l#70l468 931-4810 ft~~. ex_p. All :t.°2~1· READING TUTOR CARPENTRY 3510 •Reseal Patio Tiie • BAK Llc#585180 Green Scene Land1cpng Dlbern•rdo'• Moving ,,,.-~'="'~,.......,.=--.....,,-.,,.--Qr•d•• K·5 Ponds • Fountains•---------All phase1. No lob too _HA_U_U_N_G ___ 3_7_2_0 J Masonry /Irrigation Local/OOllflceF/StoraEg e P~IH~IN,? 97J -~887 Preol•• Ph.u"blng .Credentialed Teacher· Ll352409 745·3Q54 CONCRETE & aml. Acoustic removal. /Trimming /Removals Long st. ree st. onsc en ous ra sman Repair• & Remodels Stephanie 723·0408 etc. 714.240•1159 Cleon.ups • Malnlenanc• T#181632 979·3t14 Old·Fashlonld Pride In • Free E•llmates H•ndvm•n/Remodel --------MASONRY 3557 JUNK To The DUMP Ll599025 850.8109 Spllt Second "'ovlng Wor.tcmsnshlp. 871-5967 U087388 jJOt-1090 1--------- Addltlons. Balh. Kitch CHILD CARE 3536 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•--------(714-998·t882) LANDSCAPE Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv SON'S PAINTING --------WALL Flre·Water Domago Brick. Block, Stone, Tiie ELECTRICAL 3610 Wiii flaul what Trash CONSULTANT 70ay/Sr Olsc/T #178452 Int/Ext. 22 yrs In O.C. POOL COVERINGS Elec, Plumb, & Paint Cone, Patio, Orlvewayliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Man won't! 968-1682 432 "'123/R 348 5850 Q 11 S I/Bl J b 3932 N I d CHILD HOME C RE 18 Yeart Experience. ·• • . ua ty. m g o • SERVICE 3894 iiiiii!~iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii awport aroa. mmo A Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 26 Yr ---------LI 480559 71" ... 7 ""96 Page 714-227-8122 LJcl304201056 Exp. Terry 557.7594 Small Job EXPERT TWENTY DOLLAR Brian Kiiieiea 645-4635 ALL-AMl!Rlc'AN ~ 1 800-61.;'972'2 =iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil THE STRIPPER Roberta Thornton Duncan Blectrlc HAULER/CLEAN·UP Land1cape Remodeling Movea·U ... Carefull y gr • • "!" Specializing In wallpaper DOORS Remodtl•Hatdw•" 720.3969 Npt Beach * Best Price/Quality Oulck AHponse JOHN 850-t828 Yetd tune up/m1lnt1n1ce, Courteou11y & Cheaply WEIT COAST PAINTING PooVSpa avo & Repair removal. Lie* 588924 Trlm•Cabinela•Stucco L.andscape. brick, stone Local Lie. 8~0·7042 landscape/ar11stlc dealgn. 549.0223 T141227 Free Est.•10 Yra Exp Fllters•Pumpl•ti_eattra * 714-883·5037 * Orywfl 1.582731 35Yts exp Concte11. 800.788-1007 Llo'd Contr•ctor HOME raD1:1 ContractorlC27-804006. Unbeatable Raleal lal•nd Blue Pool• Jerry 942·0597 CLEANING Small lob ep-lallat ~ Prorl & Ethlcll. 845-7505 R•f'a. Joe 85o.3433 Wkly Svc. 845·8728 Far1hlng ln'!rlor• 3548 •EXPERT: 81k walls, ... S p•DTI!S A Installation, namoval A to Z HANDYMAN SERVICES brick, concrt, etucco & Fane•Llghtt•Spa ERVICES 3760 PLANT ARTIST 6U' · Dlscounl Wallconrlngs INSTAU.AIEFACE CABINETS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii atone. 25Yr exp. Low1 Oemlnd EllC1tic 845-3656 Speclalltt In Histing OCCASIONS 3840 PE,,SONAL ROOFIN' 3910 L1560875 873·1212 1(1\chent, baths, doors. ~ •• •31 7•""3 c QI F l•nd•cap•/lrrlgatlon1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .,. 0 546-7258 A TOUCH OF CLASS ,_ ... _o ____ .. __ ._..,...._ ---------are ver or the 1• We gals ahould hang windows. oug Cleonlng. RH/Comm Patterned Conor•t• FENCES elderly. 12 years exp. upgrades. 790-9792 United Part~ Rent•I SERVIc;ll 3867 9.AL80A ROOFING CO tog•ther. Strip, Install, CAAPJNTRV•Wlndowa Lie/Bonded. FrH Est. Driveways, patios. L DECvr Ref's . Please call Prol'I Landtoape Malnt Wedding Rental Equip iiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 Comm 1Ae1 ,1Reroo1 acfvlc:e to the crazy. Doore• Wood Fences TereH 282·7143 decks. Repair/removal .a ~ 3615 T•mmy 714-367·9038 10Vr1 Exp • Xlnt Refs Reh .. rsal1•Recapllon1 YOUR P•RSONAL ./Repair /FrM Eat .1~11 831•2111 aoytim• Qose&/Garage Orga.nl11rs Llc/Fl'ff est 222-41888 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------• Seasonal Flower• • Orad PIMI 845..0780 ASSISTANT9 Llo'41n• t31·:w81 Lll'261581 • Call Bob •BOSS HOUSECLEANING •~KNC•S OAT••* INTERIOR VICTOR 4S7·t739 Peraonal Olr1 P'rldays. e&ADL•R ROOFING -------- 24.M323 Pg-312-0026 Llc•n•ed·90ri0ed MW/r•palt/pHt reptececl Y•rd cie•n·up. Trim .,_G Tru1tworthy & PrOIH· Ue•n••d & ln1urtd H A 510·00 lt hour. CONTRACTORS Redwood • Li1'&78605 D!SIGNUS 3782 TrtH/Hedge/Remove/ Pn.uum 3858 •lonal. Excellent r•••r· FrM Eat. A.II reroof ave 7t4-5 a.0399 GENERAL 3558 Jim Whyte 8'2·7206 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Weed, Nu Lawn/Malnt. ences. 957·1705. 9uerantHd. 87&·5095 G I CARPET CIJ!A.NlNG 3515 WINDOW CLEANINQliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Wood Fenc .. * VISIONS DESIGNS H4·Yard Pg·749•5375 •W.P. YOUNOQUl•T •THUNDER ROO,iNoi -0fOQ8 So 0 ! • CARPET CLEANING LEWIS Construction ~repelr, "" haullnil ASIO Prof'I Designer•. i---------P•lnllng ContrHtor PIANO • VOCAL For all of your roofing • SCREEN REPAIR Aemodet•Handyman 1111ma1u. utw pricH. Uc'd Coll etfecllve, e1<cep· LIMOUSINE Oual. painting by pror11 nuda. Rerool/Repalr. FREE ESTI 729·7079 L#704773 Local Rea. Ad\/llfllage Conlrr. 174-$30t ~~~/lalg b~J~nggetf.o~,•.r •. SDVJ~llll! 3814 Uo#8020N. tn1. LESSONS 3868 Uc 838t44 848•4123 •Bright H••clnlna1 ... .,....,•7;..:.t..;4-;8:.8;:.7~·•:-,_;•:.;2:.~•,.._I-==-::::='.=-:=:::::==:-::--~ FrH ••t.1545-3305 • 1, con1ultat1on. 280-8080 lii•lil••!lil!![liiiiiii ~u~:~~~~.';~0~~~s ~~~ l.J. •cott Conatrucuon PLOOR INSTALL ,..._.,.. 'H l'wnc•re 1~,. 0uatt1y''•1ntlr11 PIANO Beg -Advanced REMODELING --- ".~' --;if 'I --i .u' \ j .,' 1 ,\ 11 -· Prorl car,,.t Cle~ Olly WOl'k•Falr Prlcea l'R•• Room lpecilal •0.C. STUMWAY 1-800·38S.a720 ...... 5 Cuatorn Mome Bulldef'a e111PAIRS 3e20 ------3-7-8-4-,,...__ .. aa low H TMI OUCHUP&. TOO All 119H·Teeoher Ctn, • ADDmONS l"'l• Grace ao1......... Llc U819154. Aet'1. 11\G JEWELRY oi;;;:;'unt Airport Rate• a• Hrs. Richard Sinor Entertainment Avail. ., v ,_,. ---------1Honeat•Aellabla•Hard 71 .... 7 .. 7719 l••••••iiiiiiiil 1HrPRll 31°"245-8088 Llc:#2eOM<4 8464209 Jeonlfer 940. .... •••&iii•&• will,..~-6415671 n,. Community WorklniJ lrl•h Ladles. •QUALITY WO"K* Wllllam H•rold Jewelers QUALITY CARR• UK M• AllOUT... ...,_ .. S.MI Market Piece. Avell to clean your All Kind• of Jobs For HardwO/Vlnyl/Ceremlc Watch a l•w•lry repair 1---------•04MI OPP W/AOI Sefl your hol'M AernocleUngeAddhlone ~ etualfled home. Wk I y /BI ·w le All Kinda Of People, Mrblt/C8fpet Bnd/lna Antlq\19 •Fine J.w.lry 8'6Y II. hll ll. Find II. 20Yrs bp. xtnt ~ Chrough cla .. ln.d. & Rep.W.. No Job Too M2 ... '7. Pl .... can 1548-9145 ClaHlfted. 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