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Home My WebLink About1996-06-12 - Orange Coast PilotSP'ORTS Estancia offers up a lesson in versati¥ty GOIN.G UP Rate increase to help fund pipeline repair Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ' .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_.;;-:----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. . I I I ' 11 • ' ) ' I '" •llubelh ... Final assignment turns out to be executive order I t's ironic that one of the coolest things I've ever done as a reporter was on my last day as a reporter. Tuesday, the day before I was to become an editor at the Glen- dale News-Press, I got to shad- ow the leader of the free world as he spoke at Glendale Com- munity College. And I got to watch him chow down on a buffalo burger and fries, too. Last week, I learned that President Clinton might come to town from a fellow reporter, Christian Berthelsen, who pref- aced the news by asking me if I was still going to be on the beat Tuesday. My razor-sharp instincts prompted me to ask, "Why?• and I then assured him that I would be available. Although I've done important stories, I've also done my share of dog stories, wedding stories, and other local feature fare, and wasn't about to pass up the chance to cover the President of the United States. Even if I would soon be passing the torch for my political beat. A bunch of News-Press peo- ple and I arrived at the college around 9:30 a .m. Tuesday, going through the metal detectors and flashing our press passes. We were initially promised a trip to the football field where Clinton's helicopter would land, but that didn't pan out We were disappointed, but soon before Clinton arrived on the scene, a member of Clinton's advance team told me and pho- tographer Bonnie Burrow we could join the White House press corps on a platform next to the stage where Clinton sat. It's funny the surge of adrena- line you get when you're picked out of the crowd like that. I tried not to act like Gomer Pyle in front of the veteran White House reporters, who, it seemed, did their jobs with more profession- alism than enthusiasm. After the speech, I was told we'd get to join the press corps in following the president after the speech. Our Secret Service escort wouldn't say where we were going. We entered one of a row of media vans, and the driver idled for about half an hour, while reporters napped or read news- papers. I soon found that Clin- ton's team was scouting out a place for him to eat lunch, and we were whisked to the Rocky Cola Cafe in Montrose. As a final concession to the local newspaper, Clinton's team even let Bonnie take pictures of the president's helicopter taking ott, as I watched. As Secret Service agents and White House staff shielded tl'emselves from the dust whipped up by the helicopter blades, an official on the football field gave the signal for takeoff, and we watched the president depart. What a strange situation to be 111, I thought. How many people would ever find themselves on that football field, peering through clouct. of dust as the helicopter 'Of the President of tho United States new out of Sight? • Throughout the day, when t realized how much I was enjoy- ing myself, I atarted to get nos- talglc for reporting. I'm going to min being ln the middle of tblngs, catching the unusual. the btuln, tbe ~' Breaking the language barrier • Wilson teacher wins coveted awar~ for her efforts in bilingual education. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Nine years ago Jill McWhertor decided to take a Spanish class. She had been teaching prima- ry grades for 10 years at schools with large Spanish-speaking pop- ulations and longed to communi- cate better and understand the culture of her pupils. "I wanted to reach this popula- tion," said McWhertor, 41. "I could see a need.• one of four "Apple of Gold Award" winners. The Hispania Education Fund raises money for scholarships for outstanding Latino students in Orange County, and honors the teachers who make the education possible. "We've chosen Ms. McWher- tor for her innovative teaching methods, he r cuniculum and her peer leadership in the field of bilingual education," said Mar- jorie DeMart\rlo, the fund's asso- ciate executive director. kindergarteners speak only Span- ish, and it is McWhertor's respon- sibility to fit them into the school's bilingual program and monitor their progress. ·By the fourth grade, most of those kindergarteners are in Eng- lish classes," she said. "Through the program, they learn more and more English while they learn to read and write in their native lan- guage. When they're readyf"it's an easy transition over to the English class." This week 'McWhertor was honored for her effort in educat- ing Latino students when the Orange County Hispastlc Educa- tiop Endowment Fund named her McWhertor is a second grade teacher at Wilson Elementary School, where nearly 90% of the students are Latino. More than 7 5 o/o of the school's incoming This year McWhertor taught the one English third grade class because th~ other two bilingual teachers were native Spanish • SEE TEACHER PAGE 6 DON LEACH I OAl.Y PtlOl Jill McWbertor has won the prestigious Apple-of Gold Award for excellence in teaching. ··oNE SECOND FROM DYING' Costa Mesa woman bucks the odds in equestrian accident that nearly left her . with same injuries that Christopher Reeve.suffered • By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot V alerie Torelli wears two tags around her wrist and a third around her ankle. Even though she has been home from the hospital for less than one hour, she isn't planning to remove the wrist tags. Not until she can replace them Wlth a silver band. That band will carry the name of the two doctors at Western Medical nauma Center -Ste~en Becker and Vahe Ker- laldan -as well as the names of Torelli's husband and 9-yea.r-old son. With an assist • SEE RECOVERY PAGE 6 Board OKs grants over Leece's objections • Five educational bequests, including one federal bilingual grant, would equal more than $2 million for local schools. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA The school board Tuesday approved five educational grant applica- tions worth more than $2 million despite one board member's fears the grants will snowball into an avalanche of federal control over local education The bequests include one fed- eral grant for bilingual education at Costa Mesa high schools and four local grants for career educa- tion . Leece said she opposed asking the federal government for $2 million over the next five years to teach high school students m their pnrnary languages rather than m English "It's almost like we're taking tlus populat10n and focusing entirely on them at the expense of the other student population," she said. Several local residents, like Ned ~lcCune, echoed her senti- ments and asked the board not to accept any federal money. "'v\'hen the grant money runs out, you will not be as free to re1ect the money as you are now. That tS when Washington (O.C.) will acqul!e greater power over you," he said. But trustee Jun Ferryman said the federal government -which gave Newport-Mesa $2 .'44 • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE S r-----~-~--~--~--~-~-~-----~--~-----~ 'Bagel lady' Shirley Merrifield 19ses her bout against cancer ' l'\lll \ AROUND TOWN LISTEN UP a.ASSIFIED POLICE FILES PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS WEATiiER \ \ I \ I I I I I; We could have a m;a;week CTlaJB h , but. fley, the weather WUl atay the same rlght Into the weekend 110 /u.l chill and enjoy. SM w..ther, Nii 2 By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Shirley Merrifield, the hard-working woman who transfonned a fledg- ling company into a burgeoning, three-location Shirley's Bagels, dled Sunday at her Newport Beach home after a lengthy bout with cancer. She died 10 days after her 68th birthday. Known as the &gel Lady by tnendl and customen, Mn. Mer· nfteld was tireless in h r devotion to the business She worked in for over a decade. Her daughter Patricia, wbo hu worked With Mrs. Mes1illeld lince the aoe ol 14, Mid the a.gel Lady WU a 12 hour a day, l8V9l day per week em= came to tbe ltore becaute of her,• Mid Pdlde Merrifi e ld . ·she loved everyone who came in to buy her product. She didn't retire. The W- oe s retired her.· A native o1 Poughkeepsie, N.Y. and the Shbtey Ment-' youngest of 11 field tn t "3 children, Mrs. Merrifield sold insurance 111 Aori- da at a time wh n the profession was dominated by m n. She later moved to the Bahamaa, where she worked m adver11sirig and for an ottk:e sup. pycompuy. She NIOcated to SOuthern Cal· laftdl tn 1913, eventually e>pen-'60 a restaurant in Laguna Niguel. After that venture proved unsucce ful. she became a co- owner in Bagels Etc. She later bought out her partner and changed the name of the busin to Shirley's Bagels, Etc. . The store' fU'St location was on 17th Street in Costa Mesa. Mrs. Merri.field opened up a second store on Jamboree Road al Bristol in N wport Beach followed by a third slte lri Laguna Beech. •nus uied to be a vwy llDall location which sold tour dlfhrent typel of~. aeuncbn11 and lox,• Patricia MenifWd said. •Now we have 33 typiel of MOell anCl aeam dl1 .. to IDddl. She WU always cam.g .--.a MW idMI." • In N~• el 11it yw. Sblrt.y'lll1111• -· ·- • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1996 Local women honored by· Red · Cross By Kathleen Haney, Daily Pilot Orange County's only non-profit profes- sional ballet company. management by motivatiOn. 1\vo local women and received the Red Cross' prestigious Clara Barton Spectrum Awards for Outstanding Women in Orange County earlier this week. A local business was also honored. Her responsibilities include teaching, choreography, contracting dancers, selecting productions, arranging music and scenery and overseeing costumes. Lynch has contributed to the success of the company by raising nearly half of their $500,000 annual budget and by making Ballet Pacifica, the only training center of its type in Southern California. For Hoffman, a vice president with The Irvine Co., life did not come easy. The eldest daughter in a family with lim- ited resources, she took sewing lessons to make her own clothes. When lack of financial resources stopped her from attending UCLA, she worked 20 hours a week to put herself through school. The Costa Mesa Mediation Center was honored with the Business or Group Award for its efforts on heightening com- munity aw.areness about the mediation process through presentations to civic and government bodies, community groups and schools. All direct services and most of this group's educational program are provid- ed by volunteers. They have trained more than 300 mediators this year alone and have approximately 250 active vol- unteer mediators who have provided 6,000 hours of service to the community. The ~wards were named in honor of Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross, in order to recognize women in Orange County who have demonstrat- ed the same determination and dedica- tion· for social justice that Miss Barton exhibited. An awards luncheon was held at the Hyatt Regency Irvine for 56 women who were nominated. Their noteworthy con- tributions covered several areas such as hwnanitarian service, health care, educa- tion, preservation of the environment, cultural arts and personal achievement. Molly Lynch of Corona del Mar was awarded the Cultural Arts Award. She began her career in the arts at the age of 8 when she performed in "The Nutcrack- er." Now, some 32 years later, Lynch is the artistic director for Ballet Pacifica, The Eliz.abeth Dole Glass Ceiling Award was given to Carol Holfm.an of Newport Coast for her focus on accomplishment and She has received countless awards for her contributions to the community, including the 1991 Civic Leader of the Year Award from the Irvine Education Foundation. engagements WARWICK-DAY Veronica Elena Warwick of Newport Beach and John Steven Day of Tustin will be married June 22 in the home of Costa Mesa friends. Their engagement was announced by her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Delbert Warwick of Newport Beach. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Day of Tustin. The bride-elect is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and al.ends Orange Coast Col- lege. Her fiance is a graduate of Tustin High School and Cal State Long Beach. They will be residents of New- port Beach. CASHION- MONTGOMERY Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence Cashion of Corona del Mar have announced the engagement of their daughter, Leslie Noel, to Robert Kolb Montgomery Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kolb Leslie Cashion and Robert Montgomery Montgomery of Santa Monica. The bride-elect is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and UC Santa Barbara. Her fiance was graduated from the Orme School in Arizona and the University of the Pacific in Stock- ton. They will be married August 24 in the Laguna Beach Presby- terian Church in Laguna Beach. LOVETT-HOGAN Sylvia and Barry Hughson of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada have announced the engagement of their daughter, Susan Lovett, and Jack Hogan, son of Jim and Deb- bie Hogan of Balboa Island. A JuJy 6 wedding is planned in the Uhck Residence in Lemon Heights. The bride-elect is a graduate Susan Lovett and Jack Hogan of Syracuse University in New York and her fiance, ~ Corona del Mar High School graduate, received bis degree from the Uni- versity of Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind. URSINI-MARROQUIN Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Ursini of Costa Mesa have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Laura Marie, to Jerry Lee Marroquin. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marroquin of Albu- querque, N.M. The bride-elect is a graduate of Estancia High School and Chico State University with a double major of French and Inter- national Relations. She is the owner of Pipeline Snack Shop in Newport Beach. Her fiance is a graduate of Del Norte High School and is a senior at Long Beach State University. He ~~employed by Marriott Dis- tribunon Services in Los Alami- tos. An Oct. 26 wedding is planned in the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection Huntington Beach. Laura Urstnl and Jerry Marroquin i JANICE PETR OCCHI Still volunteers after all these years MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Janice Petroc<:hl holds a picture of her nurses graduating class of 1944. Petrocchl was a registered nurse In labor and delivery at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian for 35 years. SHE IS A 49-year Costa Mesa resi- dent who for 35 years was a registered nurse in labor and delivery at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. She is a volunteer for the Orange County Ostomy Society and takes baby photos at Hoag twice a month. science degree in health care at the age of 59. "I love babies and the whole birth process," Petroccbi said. "I love to help bring a new life into the world. I help delivered 5,000 babies." A mother even named her child after her. take care of her.• A SURVIVOR Petrocchi suffered a heart attack when her husband, a high school s...,eetheart, died after a lengthy illness. I told my kids "my heart is broken" and out of concern they took me to the hospital. cilbluffs, Idaho. When she graduated high school, she came out to Costa Mesa to vis- it her aunt and uncle, a former local mortician. "When he put me on the train back, he told me to go home to learn bow to bea nurse and then come back and work in the hospital Hoag is going to build," she said. Mariners students to perform Seventy Mariners Elemen- tary School students will show their acting skills at two perfor- mances of "Oliver" this week. ond is 7 p.m. tomorrow. BIRTHIN BABIES Petrocchi, 73, has spent many hours in Hoag's delivery room and has seen many Costa Mesa and Newport Beach newborn babies. That's because she was a registered nurse in labor and delivery. "One lady had six children delivered at Hoag and she named the sixth one after me beoause I've been with Jler for all of her babies,• she said. For Petrocchl, it was at a young age when she picked nursing. She also survived bouts with other diseases including pelvic cancer, and now she volunteers to help others with similar afflictions. And as secretary of the Hoag chapter of Nightin- gales, she takes baQy photos for new mothers twice a month. Petrocchi has three daugh- ters, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Fri- day night dinners are special • for her. ; The first show is at 7 p.m. today at the school and the sec- Penne Ferrell, president of the local Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, will direct the student in her 25th Mariners school play. She received a nursing degree at 21 and a bachelor of "When I was 5 (years old) I knew I was going to be a nurse," she said. •My mother was very sick and bad a nurse NICE PLACE TO VISIT AND LIVE Petr~cchi grew up in Coun- "It is a Friday night ritual to t eat dinner with my kids and • grandchildren," Petrocchi said. • -By Andrea Sakamoto • 4 '------------------------------~------------------------------------------:-------------------------------'• 4 ~ --~----~~-------~~~~~~~~--~~~-· NEWPOll'J IEAOI • 1700 blo& of '!West OciMlt FnM1t: A man caught a burglar In the ICt of bruklng Into his residence. When the witness went downstairs after hearing a noise, a man with brown hair fled from the residence, but left a duffel bag tMhlnd. The wit- ness allegedly kept ihe bag In hopes that the burglar would mum. but he fell asleep and found th• bag gone when he woke up. • 4IOO blodc of Udo S... Drtw: A car phone and Ignition ::ro= mlsMng from a man's open garage. The door was end ttle lgnltbl key w~ on the ct.shbowd before the bUratMY OCQft9Ct. A partially smoked clpette was also dbcovered below the driven door. The victim does not smoke. • 1IOD Modl of M..,.u 1rhl Aftnue: A burvt-t'emowd a scrHn from 1he dininO room window and stole $55,600 worth of JeMlry. The thief left all of the victim's costume jewetry b9hlnd, and no Other~ was stoten. COSTA..sA • JOOO llloc:lr of ....,_ "-: A woman found • phone and en enswtrl~ tnadllne missing from her fathen hofM after flndlna • ~ window SNWtlally opentd with • &erge aec:k. • MOl llloc:lr of AVMUe Of h Arts: ".tumlno from • bull-.,.. trip, •women ~ sewr.t of her a.dh ~mill- ing frOm wt.. IM hid hidden a fllt ~ 1rt a -under IOft'9 dothel. In her bedroom doMt. A tat.91 of la;M-a.k· '" from her~ end she tuiplCtS tWO '*'*"' ""'° ... In her..,,,,.....,. whHt Mr roommate -..-.. ... of the' dly, tplnt her money. • • I I I • • '. I 1 ~ewpon Be.ch/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc Water rate hike linked to pipe repair • Monthly increase need- ed to refurbish water pipes and pay for massive gr~und water project. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Hoist- ing a rusty, crusty, corroded piece of water pipe above his head for all to see, Don Webb made a point: segments of the city's water pipes are badly in need of repair. · •nus is typical of the older pipe in our system,• said Webb, the city's director of public works at the City Council meeting Monday. ·corona del Mar and "This is typical of the older pipe in our sys- tem. Corona del Mar and the Peninsula are the worst ... ""' -DON WEBB • the Peninsula are the worst.• The money to repair these pipes and 0th.er current and future projects, needs to come from a water and sewer rate increase of $2.37 a month for the average user, Webb said. The proposal came before the council who agreed to conduct a public hearing later this month on the water and sewer rate issue and discuss further a change in consumers' monthly billing options. The rate increase will enable the city to · complete its massive ground water project; provide capital improvements such as new pipes and pump stations budgeted at $11.3 million over the next 10 years; raise money to pay the increase by the Metro- politan Water District; and pump-up the city's reserves from $400,000 to $1 million, Webb said. In three years, the city will be able to hold the rate increase constant because the cost to pur- chase water will be 42% lower when the new ground water sys- tem is fully operational, city man- ager Kevin Murphy said. In 1994, the city dove into the massive ground water project - building a pipeline ·from New- port Beach to Fountain Valley to flow water into a storage area in the city-to save money on water production in years to come, Murphy said. But as the project progressed and encountered unforeseeable obstacles once the ground was broken, it became more expensive than the original estimate of $10 million by a for- mer council, according to city officials. About $16 million has already been spent on the project, which will cost an estimated total of $22 million when it is completed in September 1997, Murphy sai?.. However, this new system will provide a savings of $58 million over a 15 year period, he added. Premi11m CigarJ • Arturo Fuente • Ashton . • Avo • Cuesta Rey ·Davidoff • Diamond Crown • Don Uno • Dunhlll • Excalibur • Grlfftn • H. Upmann • ¥acanudo • P.G. • ~ on nch eo ta nta • V. Centennial &.. Ffjjj lmpo T""4cotN • C~ttu U,.U,U Gi/t-J S'1ippingAMiWk WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1996 •• New book chronicles birth of a university Sam McCull~. who was born and gotb early education in Australia, knows more about American history than most Americans. And when it comes to UCI his- tory, I'll withdraw the reserva- tion altogether. Without question, Professor McCulloch knows more about the birth, growth and present state of UCI than anybody. If · you don't believe that, pick up a copy of his just-published book, "Instant University..• Bet- ter still, read it. For those of you who moved here after UCI came of age, the book will put the campus in • context with this community. And for those of you who -like me -grew up with UCI, it will bring back memories of some exciting and often harrowing years. I joined the UCI English Department in its second year (Sam, who was UCI's first Dean of Humanities says he remem- bers signing my appointment), so virtually every page of "Instant University" stirs very specific recollections for me. And by far the most vivid came from the first decade: What Sam McCulloch -who has lived in Newport Beach for many years -calls UCl's "hon- eymoon period" (1965-68) did- n't last very long. When then Gov. Ronald Reagan forced the ouster of UC president Clark Kerr -who had been a strong supporter of the UCI campus and was greatly admired there -the tone was set for a decade of upheaval in which Reagan was hanged in effigy on the UCI carnp1.1S more than once, sharing a gibbet during the Vietnam War years with Lyn- don Johnson. My earliest recollection of the original UCI faculty was the culture shock that hit them when they moved to Orange County. I had been here six years by then and had my bap- tism from the John Birch Soci- ety and similar political primi- tives, but these new faculty people arrived with little warn- ing. I can remember very few fire- brands among them; most were political moderates who sud- denly ,found themselves cast as radicals in the local political cli- mate. More than anything else. this bewildered them -and led to some bizarre confrontations. For example, Jim March, the first Social Science dean, was accustomed to flying a flag at his previous home in Pittsburgh on national holidays. When he did it in Corona del Mar, he was called on by a Birch Soci- ety recruitment committee, whose members assumed that any citizen flying a flag obvi- LISTEN UP joseph n. bell ously shared their political views -and were shocked to find that he didn't. Given the ultra-conservative political bent of Orange County, there was a great deal of fric- tion between UCI students and faculty and the surrdunding community during the years the Vietnam WaJ consumed this country. The reason that friction seldom got out of control -as it did on so many other campuses -was the inspired appointment by Clark Kerr of Dan Aldrich as UCI's first chancellor. Aldrich was probably the only educator of stature who could have kept a modicum of peace -between UCI and Orange County. He was squa.Ie enough to make 1t with Orange Coun- tians, who still regard incipient intellectualism with dark suspi- cion and erudite enough to mingle equally with scholars. As Sam McCulloch writes in "Instant University•: "UCl's success was largely due to the personal vision, leaderslup and charisma of Dan Aldrich. A patrician -even imposing -fig- ure, the Chancellor soon became a favorite of students who knew him to be a man of honor, principle and great will- ingness to learn." Dan Aldrich was as imposing physically as he was ethically. In the early days when there weren't very many of us, cam- pus tennis tournaments brought out virtually the whole faculty. Aldrich teamed in doubles with Sherry Rowland, who recently won a Nobel Prize for UCL Both men were enormous, and I can remember looking across the net at them and wonqering hopelessly how I could possibly get a ball either over or past them. After the Vietnam War, a kind of mutual appreciation began to grow between UCI and the local community. At the same time, most of the students turned away from societal to personal concerns, which -al least to me -made teaching a lot less interesting. We called this the "me" gener- ation, and I wrote an essay about it for Harper's Magazine wluch brought a ton of mail from outraged students. Jn the mid-19705, student projections dropped dramatl- cally, and UCI expansion was stopped dead m the water. So were state funds. UCJ's answer to that, first under Aldrich, then under Jack Peltason after Ald.ncb died, was to form a strong partnerslup -stronge r than some acaderruoans liked -with community industnes and institutions, particularly in the area of high technology Tlus led both to a new dlrec- bon for the uruversity and the inside Joke that UC I stood fo r "Under Construction Indefi - nitely." That's when I retired from UCI. Sam McCulloch retired d few yedrs later, but not really. As UCl's official lustorian and Professor Emeritus of History. he still had a big Job to do. He also had s1gruf 1cdnt help; chap- ters were contnbuled by Richard Baisden, Diana J ana!>, and former Pilot publLshe r, Robe rt Weed, dnd UCI editor J enny Duke polJshed the fin- ished product The e nd result came out d few weeks ago It 's called "Instant Uruvers1t y." and 1 rec- ommend it to you. • JOSEPH BEU 1s a Newport Beach res ident. Hts column appears Wednesday. • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1996 library boost.er pleased her boa.id nominee is in the ~g •Jb me, any dUzen In N~rt Beadl 8hould have the abllify to serve on the Hbrary boaid, 'disre- garding •But decision on who will take vacant seat still between three candidates. By Carolyn Miller, Datly Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Mem- ories from 1989 -of her bed- room and dining room clut- tered with plans to raise money for the new Newport Beach Central Library -are still fresh in Elizabeth Stahr's mind. And since the Newport Beach resident and her hus- band gave their time and mon- ey to successfully raise $2 mil- lion for the library nearly seven years ago, the well-being of the marble and glass building stocked with books and state- of-the-art equipment has remained dear. One way Stahr watches out for the library's future is by monitoring the library board of trustees. She was concerned and upset last week when she saw the nomination process to fill a seat -vacated by long- time trustee Lucille Kuehn - handled unfairly, she thought, and smelling of political moti- vation by some City Council members who want to interfere in matters that are under the hbrary board's jurisdiction, she said. Two friends whom Stahr encouraged to run for the vacant seal were not even interviewed by the council's three-membt=:r appointment committee. Committee mem- bers claimed they didn't have time to interview the 100 appli- cants for all the city's commit- tee vacancies. But when Stahr received the pews that Councilwoman Jean Watt added Cynthia Hollem to the nominations at Monday night's council meeting, Stahr breathed a sigh of relief. "I was very pleased that Watt made the nomination,• Stahr said Tuesday from Inver- ness, where she is vacationing. "(Hollem) was ignored by the political process. Anyone who volunteers deserves to be interviewed." Hollem's name was added to the nominee list along with two other names, Joanne Lom- bardo and Susan Smith. The nomination of the three resi- dents was confirmed by the City Council at its meeting Monday night, but only one will be appointed to the seat by the council on June 24. Watt said she made the nom- ination because Hollem came highly recommended by sever- al people who are active in the community. And Watt said sbe believes the committee should have made the time to inter- view all the applicants. "There are only five mem- bers on the board of trustees so every place is crucial," Stahr said. "I don't know wbat some members of the City Council have against my support of somebody." GRAND OPENING ~"~33" Vietnamese Restaurant #7441.e ~ '?ttt~l 'JoM" 2394 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa (714) 650-1421 Corner of Newporl & Santa Isabel N C Find it fast in your hometO'Ml newspaper ~ 1 WITH TH• PURCHAS• I OP 6 llAG•U I AT R•GULAR PRIC•!! I <>HE COUPOH ~CUSTOMER I CANNOT Bf COMBINED \11/JT'H IW'f OTHER OFFERS. L N.8. LOCATION ONLY. IXP'lll'lS 6129/'6 STM .--------.·~Ylf" RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Youf Oob Coven Mor91 1922 HAnOR llVO., COS1A MESA • Ml-1156 Councilwoman Norma Glover, a member of the appointment committee, said the otb~r two women are just as qualified as Hollem. "(Stahr) has had a lot of input into who has served on the board," Glover said. "It has been my experience in New- port Beach that many people give to this community and ask for nothing in return. "To me, any citizen in New- port Beach should have the ability to serve on the library board, disregarding who they do or don't know.• In another matter that relates to the Library Founda- tion -the library system's chief fund-raising arm -the council was going to consider chang- ing a city policy on accepting gifts and donations. But Mayor John Hedges, who proposed the policy change, postponed council discussion on the mat- ter indefinitely. Hedges had proposed adding wording that requires the goals of any non-profit organization raising money for city programs to be consistent with the goals of the city. Foundation members and library trustees had argued there is no need for the policy to be altered, since fund-rais- ing groups already follow that rule. But Hedges said the foun- dation is not the only group offering gilts or raising money who they do or don't know ... " -NORMA GLOVER for the city. 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"I told the faculty I feel like I did when I graduated from college. I'm exuberant and thrilled to move on to another chapter in my lile, but I'm ever, ever so sad about leaving the Mariners family." Swann has taught in Newport- Mesa schools for 25 years and served as the assistant principal 70 % Oft' of What? North Carol~na deep discount ~ pnces at a II Southern California address. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa for Kaiser Primary Center before going to Mariners. She received her master's degree in special education from Cal State Fullerton and taught a special education class last sum- mer, she said, adding that she's eager to jump into the program. "l have lots of plans," she said. "There's a big difference between having a handicap and having a disability. "For example, I have very poor eyesight, which could be a hand- icap. But through glasses, which aid my vision, I have a disability,• she said. "That's what special education needs to do for student -take their gifts, enhance those and make their problems disabil- ities, not handicaps." Swann said her first task as a district administrator will be to get out to each school to visit Newport-Mesa's special educa- tion programs. NX. }Ol1'." ~ Hm:i afil.ar, Fm'i: R:rle: $9 .9') Srl.rts. 'Ihat 8.e:}alfa ~ ld.e:tism. al.k....an the Wild Side with tle cmlest<m~ Pitch • I n ' ·::!:"' . ::: " ::: J Help keep our cify clean! ~~~~~~r.--~~~~~~---~-----~-~--, I. '; .: -.. .. • }Ji.' 'titlfdl:liallll • 4 fi . . . . . . . . I ....................................... , FREEi CONDl'IJONINCTRF.ATMOOWM'H SERVICE .1 Perm & Cut $45 Reg. $65 I Weave &: Cut $45 Reg. S65 1 Men's Cut $15 I • wdll tl11ud ·~tar £itn . lfcw Oarm ~ • SpiBls Not lndllltd 1 • We u11 only profwloaal ~ Coldwtll • Redken I • • • • Paul Milchtll • Nm.us. Stbuti&n • fumcsi I r1.·1-~:·1a.Miv.-. :·: .. ~1 . . . • .... I·•. • • • • • • -• • , . ' : .. • • • .,,. . 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Recycling newspapers, bot- tles, cans and plastics help to fund field trips, developmental oppor- tunities and technology advance- ment. For more information, call 675-3750. BUSINESS BREAKFAST The Next Breakfast meeting of the Jewish Business Association will be held at the Jewish Com- munity Center of Orange County at 7:15 a.m. at 250 Baker Street, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 755-0340. THuRSDAY I FORECLOSURES SEMINAR Take advantage of the large government foreclosure market at a workshop offered today from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 108 of Orange Coast College's Business Education Building. Registration fee is $29 and a $10 material fee is payable to the instructor in class. For more information, call 432- 5880. 'TRIANGLE SQUARE CONaRT Ted Vautrinot plays contempo- rary folk music from noon to 2:30 p.m. at niangle Square's free con- cert on the Town Square in Costa Mesa. CAREER NElWORK The weekly Career Network meeting at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church presents Bob Don- aldson of Executive Career Ser- vices on •Dealing With Leftovers Prom the Seminar" at 7:30 p .m. in Stewart Lounge. The discussion will take place at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. SLIDE PRESENTATION "Lea.ming About South African Bulbs• is the tiUe of a free slide presentation at 7 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. . For more information, call 717- 3801. . +iOW TO SUCCEED SPEAKER Paul Danison of the Orange County Register will speak on "How to Succeed in Publicity Without Really Writing• at the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce's monthly networking breakfast at 7:15 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. The cost is $10, $15 at the door. For more information, call 574-8780. REAL ESTATE WORKSHOP Finance 500 offers a free work- shop on the real estate market today from 1 to 2 p.m. or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University Athlet- ic Club, 1701 Quail Street, New- port Beach. For more information, call 251-0270. KEYNOTE SPEAKER Nancy Parker, the first fem ale president of Winchell's, will be the keynote speaker at the Asso- ciation for Corporate Growth and Porum for Corporate Director's meeting at 5:30 p .m. at The Pacif- ic Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $20. For more information, call 436· 7633. FRIDAY INVENTORS FORUM A host of well-known profes- sionals will share their expertise on all aspects of inventing at a monthly forum offered this sum- mer by Orange Coast College's Community Education Office from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in room 101 of OCC's Science Lecture Hall. The cost is $5 per session for members and $15 per session for non-members. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS Jenny Richards performs folk/rock music from 7 to 10 p .m. and Ted Vautrinot plays contem- porary folk music from noon to 2:30 p.m. The free concerts are on the Town Square at 1iiangle Square in Costa Mesa. THE TEAROOM The Tea Room prese nts Jack Friery on •How To Get Govern- ment & Big Business Contracts· at 7 a.m. al 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is $15 and includes breakfast. For more information, call 55-4785. SATURDAY BOOK SIGNING Costa Mesa author Jo-Ann Mapson, "Shadow Ranch,· and Fountain Valley author Earlene Fowler, "Kansas 1Toubles," will sign copies of their new books Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS COfJ>Ofallons, partnerships, mergers. acqu1s1t1on\, buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Evictions. rorecl<>St1res, easements, title dispute<>, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING Trusts. Wills. Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS LOSE FAT FAST!! Our physicians get results! Latest die ts and medications including the Phentermine/Fenfluramine (Pondimin) treatment. fREE Bolf¥ &tAnql~sjs and Consultation We also screen for diabetes, cardiac risk, hi~h blood pressure, fhyroid disease & food allergies. •Only Board Certified Bariatridans (Weight Management Specialists) in Southern California •Members of American Society of Barlatric Physicians ''Tlw.nk you for dumging my life!" Cristina Rohrig "I lost 100 lbs in 4 montlis (lnd I have never felt better in my life/" James ]ones "This is the lowest wtigh t I've bun in 25 years, ThankS Dr. Smith/" Jim Wade . Newport Bariatric Center (714) 673-8586 or (800) 321-LEAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1996 from 2 to 4 p.m . at Barnes & Noble, Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 631-0614. SAILING WORKSHOP Orange Coat Col- lege often a work- shop tbat gives Ups for crulalng to the Channel Islands from I 1 to 10 p.a., Friday, at OCC'1 Salling Cen- ter, 1801 W. Coat Highway, Newport Beach. The cost u St2 In adVB11ce or $15 at the door. For more Information, call 645- 9-412. p.m. at the free concert on the Town Square at Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. CPR CLASS Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres· " MONDAY byterian offers the American CPR CLASS Heart Association Cardio Pul-The American Heart Associa- monary Resuscitation workshop lion Cardiopulmonary Resuscita- from 8 a.m. to noon. The registra-tion workshop is offered by Hoag lion fee is $25. For more informa-Memorial Hospital Presbyterian lion, call 644-3 151. from 6 to 10 p.m. The registration TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERTS fee is $25. For more infonnation. Ted Vautrinot plays contempo-call 644-3151. rary folk music from 1 to 4 p.m. BUSINESS LECTURE and War 'n' Cocoa performs con-Forensic Consultants Assoaa- temporary rock music from 7 to 10 lion Orange County presents p.m. The free concerts are on the HThe Case of the Unmelodious Town Square at Triangle Square Missives or The Case of the ln Costa Mesa. Raunchy E Mails• and "Legal · Malpractice and the Expert Wit- ness" from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at The Pacific Club at 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The costs range from $10 to $55. For more infonnallon, call 723-1114. SUNDAY CAR SHOW The Cobra Owners Club of Amenca Orange County presents their 15th annual uconcours De Nice" car show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. dt the Park Mall at the Office of South Coast Plaza, in front of the Westin Hotel at South Coast Plaza. The event is free. For more information, call 476-7789. MUSIC FESTIVAL The Corona del Mar Chamber ol Commerce presents the Bdfoque Music Festival starting today dnd continuing until June 23. Por tunes, dates and venues, call 760-7887 . TRIAN GLE SQUARE CONCERT Pete Wickersham pe rforms mellow rock music from 1 to 4 MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The Tradition Continues Since 1972 COCKTAILS fOC'DTLJ(,(l PHCJNE AHEAD 296 E. 17 TH ST .. COSTA MESA 645-7626 • TUESDAY LIFE ENRICHMENT "Creating the Life You Want" is the title of a two-part workshop being offered this summer by Orange Coast College's Re-Entry Center. The workshop is sched- uled for Tuesday everungs from 6- 7:30 p.m. today and the 25 ln the Re-Entry Center. Sessions are free. For more mformation, call 432-5162. UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY The public 1s invited to "Underwater Photography,• a free noon program at the Friends' Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. For more information, call 717-3801. GRAD NIGHT PREVIEW Parents and friends of 1996 graduates and interested commu- nity members are invited to a free special preview of Grad Night facilities, games ancl attractions from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Corona Del Mar High School Gym, 2101 East- bluff Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call 759-0242. NElWORKING The Association of Special Event Professionals presents "Networking Inspite of Yoursell" at 6:30 p.m. at the 1Wm Palms, 630 Newport Center Drive, New- port Beach. Learn how to speak to people when you have nothlng to say. The cost is $20 to $25 for non- members. For more mfonnallon, call 249-2307. ONGOING CARDIAC SUPPORT GROUP Led by registered nurse, Beth Dunn, the Cardiac Support Group meets every Thursday morrung from 11 a .m. to 12 :30 p.m. dl Shape-Up Newport m the Aero- bic Room. The group is free and open to the public. USC ALUMNI MEET The Alumni Assoc1allon for USC Newportllrvme Club meets the first Wednesday of each month at the USC Orange Coun- ty facility in Irvine. 2361 Campus Drive. For more details of events, call 250-4USC . DIVORCE MEDIATION A free lecture about cilvorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney d!vorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Abcia D. Taylor and psycholO<Jist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited, and reser- vations are required. For more information, call 863-9590. PLANNING YOUR ESTATE Legal Options, 620 Newport Center Drive. Suite t 100, New- Focus with a Glance Of Your Eye! SOplllstleatton In style express Yoursetft and Technology. tt All Begins Wttll z port Beach, sponsors a lecture titled "Protect YoUl Assets• at 10 a m e very Saturday. Attorney Debra Gnmaila d.Jscusses bow wills, living trusts, chantable donations and other tax reduction strategies preserve the value of an estate and help avoid probate. Admission is free, but seating ts limited. Reservations may be made by calling 760-8775. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday at West Newport Community Center, 883 W. 15th Street, No. 5 upstairs, Newport Beach. For more information, call 953-0900. · BUILD THE LIFE YOU WANT A support group based on the book, "To Build The Life You Want, Create The Wo rk You Love," meets every Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 2900 Bnstol Street, J-108, Costa Mesa. The fee is $20 per session. For more infor- mabon, call 850-1689. HOW TO RAISE TEEN-AGERS College Hospital, 275 Victona St., Costa Mesa, offers a free edu- cationdl workshop for parents of teens at 10 am. each Saturday Every week's workshop starts and finishes a new topic, so parents can join the group at any point in the cycle. For more information, call Dr. Lani Martins at 704-8166 ADULT BALLROOM DANCE The Costa Mesa Senior Center offers adult ballroom dance on the third Friday of each month from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Singles and couples welcome. Live music pro- vided by the Ray Robbins Combo. The cost is $5 or $4 for sage mem- bers The Seruor Center is at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. FAMILIES ON COURSE A seven-step intervention and mecllation program for families is scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m. every Saturday at the Costa Mesa Com- muruty Center, 1845 Park Ave. The program focuses on ways of communicating Wlth any out-of· control family dispute, anger and general family disharmony The cost is $5 for adults, $3 for chil- dren 13 to 18. Parents do not have to be present. Call 556-8000 for more information. • Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Daily Pilot, 330 W. 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"People say that one second changes your life, H said Torelli. HI was one seconc;l away; from being a paraplegic. I was one second away from dying." Nearly three weeks ago, Torelli was riding one horse and exercising another at Orange Park Acres. An equestrian since she was 3, Torelli frequently rode along the trails on Thursday, typ- ically her day off. As she tried to guide her horse down the narrow Rattlesnake trail, the animal became spooked. Rearing and whirling, the horse fell and Torelli was crushed underneath. . . ............ -__ .___ __ -.... TEACHER CONTINUED FROM 1 speakers. But this month a first- grade bilingual teacher moved and there were no other bWn- gual teachers to take her place, so McWhertor will fill in for the rest of the school year. "I've always enjoyed the phi- losophy of bilingual education. It's a very basic philosophy that sometimes gets distorted by peo- ple who don't understand the SCHOOLS CONTINUED FROM 1 million this year for various pro- grams -has an obligation to help finance bilingual education. • "Control of the borders is a fec;i- eral problem, so why shouldn't they be involved in the education of the irpmigrants in our schools, n he said. program," she said. •1 think all children should be biUngu41." McWbertor Hid she was thrilled to receive the outstand- ing teacher recognition, espe- cially from the Latino communi- ty. "I try to emphasize education to ·the children as a way to help them achieve their goals," she said. #A lot of these children have never been taught the con- cept of college. I try· to show them that instead of just surviv·' ing, they can use education to' get ahead in their lives." Leece also opposed four career education grants worth .a total ot $12,000 becauSe she believes they are part of a socialist-style gove.m- ment plan to control employment by locking children into career paths at a young age. HDo we want the federal gov- ernment controlling Costa Mesa in regards to selecting ~ for our· community?" she said. "I don't remember the point of impact," Torelli said during an interview Tuesday at her Costa Mesa home. "I was laying on my stomach. When I tried to crawl, I passed out." Torelli suffered a broken leg, a broken pelvis, five broken ribs and five broken vertebrae in her back. She was bleeding internal- ly and was stuck in a gully, off any well-travelled trail with barely enough breath to call for help. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Valene Torelli uses a walker to get around her Costa Mesa home after 18 days In the hospital. nustee Serene Stokes said the district needs to make special efforts to involve high school par- ents new to the United States edu- cational system. But fooner school board m~ ber Forrest Werner said that's not the intent of the Vision 2020 grants. Hit we're going to educate our children for the 21st century, we need to give them sc;>me idea ot what kinds of careers are out there and get them thinking about it at an early age," be said MThis does- n't water down the cuniculum. It shows (the students) why they're doing what they're doing.• During the three hours she would wait for a rescuer, Torelli said she kept her eye on her watch, willing herself to stay awake. She thought about the strong women in her life and aboutheractingteacheratSouth Coa:..: Repertory The broken ribs made breathing difficult, but periodically, she would summon air into her lungs and -using an actor's trick -cry for help on the exhaled breath. Torelli admits she was fortu- nate. the fact that her vertebrae broke away from rather than toward her spine is the only thing that kept her from suffering actor Christopher Reeve's paralyzin9 injury. As she puts it, "I won the MERRIFIELD CONTINUED FROM 1 larger store adjacent to the origi- nal 17th St. site. Mrs. Merrifield, who was battling her illness, nev- lottery nine times that day. 11 Susan Smith, a nearby home- owner, found Torelli's two horses and -convinced there must be a fallen rider -summoned Orange County Sheriff's deputies. Sher- iff's officials sent a helicopter to continue the search, but it was Norman Vogel, a retired engi- neer out for a rare afternoon ride who would venture down the trail and discover Torelli. HFrom my point of view, it just turns out I was in the right place at the right time, 11 Vogel said. "With all that happened to her, l'll tell you that. she's one tough lady." Paramedics were rushing Torelli to a nearby emergency room when they realized her vital signs were dangerously low and changed course toward the nearest trauma unit. Doctors would later inform Torelli that when she arrived at the trauma er worked a day in the ne w store, her daughter said. In addition to Patricia, she is suJVived by sons J effrey Verdon of Laguna Hills and Stephen Ver- don of Newport Beach and a sec- ond daughter, Joanne Kline of Laguna Beach. WHO CARES ABOUT YOUR HE ALTH? S4ape-Up N E VJ P 0 R T ------ 6 WEEKS FOR $69 Trial Membership Full Service, No Restrictions. Personal Training Specials Also Available I COMING Look for the new Coupon Book ... premiering Thursday, June 20 I center, she was 10 minutes away from death. At the trauma center, the Hwar doctors" took over. A nurse held Torelli's hand and encouraged her to think about her son. Ker- lakian kept repeating, Hdon't leave me." And Torelli said she wasn't about to look for the white light and tunnels. Once the patient was stabi- lized, she underwent two surg- eries, the first to stop the bleed- ing and the second to repair the pelvis. She would spend 12 days at the hospital and another six days in Tustin Rehabilitation Center. Her goal then became to cut her doctor's recovery esti- mates in half. If they predicted she would be hospitalized for six months, Torelli countered with three; 10 days became five days. Torelli now moves gingerly with a walker and hopes to grad- uate to crutches in the near Funeral services were Tuesday at Pacific View Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be sent to the Hoag Cancer Center or to Temple Bat Yahm in Newport Beach. 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SPACE PROVIDED BY THE DAILY PILOT • • Cl EYE-OPENER OCCs Stevenson acts in tradi.tion of famous realtive QUOTE OF THE DAY ·1 neuer thooghl I would do aorMfldng like thal ogaJn o,/t6" IM Co.Jta Mesa flmM ...• -BSTANGA'S DANE PLOCK AFTER JDS SECOND GAMB-W/NMNG, LAST.SECOND SI/OT -· .... r-~-~., ' -- ~........,i.'· • • , r~~~~~~~...;...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...... ! jim waiters • OCC's Stevenson will R 1gbt-handed fireballer • Mike Stevenson, from ' Orange Coast College, Jinds himself in the catbird seat after being taken as a 33rd-round pick of the San Francisco Giants. ·They chose me as a draft and follow selection, which basically means they want me to I ! j I ! ! i ~ 90 to back to school,• said the :!::':':. 19-year-old freshman. ·They 'want me to get bigger and sironger and work on becoming -a starting pitcher. " ' · In the interim, San Francisco :will retain his rights until the :rtext draft. At that point Stevenson can choose to either sign with the Giants, go back into the draft and try and go in a }1igher round, or go on to a four-year school. In the best politicaJ tradition of his famous relative, Adlai Stevenson, the lanky hurler said ;he'll be keeping all of his options open. · "Yeah, according to my cj.ad, Adlai Stevenson is a blood rela- tive,• he said. ·1 don't know for sure and I don't really like rooli~~r.~Y· Politicians are ·::i':,: ; Interestly enough, Adlai 'Stevenson, who lost to Dwight Eisenhower in the 1952 :Presidential election, and again :in '56, was well respected as an intellectual with integrity. Younger readers will just :.;, have to take it on faith that there were such political animals at ,one time. Although, I admit it .may sound a lot like the stories 'Clad used to tell about having to :walk 10 miles through the snow :to school -uphill. · Stevenson's selection makes him an interesting part of Katella High history, too. All four starters 'bis senior year have been ,drafted by major league teams. : 'IWo were drafted right out of ;high school Jaret Wright was a 1first-round selection of the :c1eveland Indians and Jason :stockstill was a ninth-round pick ;by the Angels. Joe Frazier was ;taken this year in the third round by the Expos. "It's pretty exciting, but it really is still sinking ln, • :Stevenson said. "They tell me all their stories and they tell me the ball is in my court now." Q , In tbe nebulous world of NFL ;kickers, last season's scoring •leader can find himself kicked :around from team to team like a ;1eat blowing down a windswept :aneyway. Into this breach steps the . latest challenger for a pro 'paycheck. His name is Gene Adair who left OCC with almost all of the school's kicking :records. : Adair, who finished his !playing career al the Univeni~ ;of New Haven (Connecticut), will be reporting to the Detroit Uons rookie camp this mouth alter signing with the team as a ,free agent. Adair still holds the OCC ;IChool records for mott field 'goals In a career (20), In a season :u~1 career accuracy (20 ot 27, :'~'~)and for a single le4IOll (12 •of 1,, 86% In '93). He'• the :Mcond all-time Jea(ling l(.'OfW iamong Jdckerw with 114 points. , Adair duplicated bll recor'dl at New Havm. graduating u tbe ICbool recOrd bolder wtth the •SEE COLLEOES PAOE 10 eagle boys/ 1995-1996 ESTANCIA IS BASKETBALL PLUS Basketball may grab headlines, but there's more than round ball to Estancia Eagles. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COsrA MESA -After recently being promoted from assistant to boys basket- ball head coach, Rich Boyce summarized popular perception by stating, MWhen you think of Estancia, you think basketball." But, while the 23-5 basketball team claimed its second straight Pacific Coast League championship this season, the rest of the Eagles' athletic representatives gave opponents, and onlookers alike, plenty to think about in the 1995-96 school year. Golf claimed its third straight PCL crown to one-up basketball's seemingly perennial pennant procurement, while soccer broke tluough for its first PCL title since 1989 to round out the team kingpins. But while basketball and golf will both be gutted by graduation, a band of talented returners give soccer coach Steve Crenshaw the ability to see title dreams recur. And, following its first trip to the play- offs since 1989, Coach John Llebengood's football team is already fueling talk of title contention next fall. Individually, seniors Chad Bollenbach (100-yard freestyle in swimming) and Andres Barrios (189-pound division ill wrestling) capped successful careers by winning PCL gold medals, while junior Chris Felix put together a solid founda- tion for a mini-dynasty in track and field, winning PCL championships in the 100 meters, the 200 and the long jump. No Estancia boys highlight reel would be complete, of course, without the exploits of a 22-5 water polo squad, which posted the school's first playoff vic- tory (not including wild card games) since 1979. Such highlight footage would also star All-CIF standouts Dane Plock and Chris Candlish (basketball); Bollenbach and Eric Wayman (water polo), Chuck John- son (football) and Ramon Garcia (soccer). It would also feature tennis' leading man Mike Leonard, golf headliners Pete Krutzilc, Mike Perry and Ross Necessary, two-sport All-Newport-Mesa District per- former Joey Herman (football and base- ball), and district Offensive Player of the Year Bachy Gonzalez (football). Here's a sport-by-sport review: MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT 1\vo-time defending Padfc Coast League champion Eagles, back row (l-r): Coach nm Panel; Brian Buonasslssi; Nick Novak; and Foµrgb Jahld. Third row (1-r): Ron Simpson; Jason Cotham; and Brandon Casillas. Second row (1-r): Ryan Simpson; Dane Plock; Kevin Flynn; and Chris Candlish. Front row (1-r): John Maraya; and Sam Nelson. Basketball: A 9-1 mark in league pro-Senior Nick Novak (7.6 ppg) was a ond-seeded La Mirada, and led the heav- duced the second straight outright title, first-team All-PCL choice by the Daily Uy-favored Matadors for the first 23 min- the first such occurrence in the Eagles' Pilot, while Sam Nelson, Brandon Casil-utes, befo.e eventually falling, 16-14. proud 31-year hoop history and the third las and senior John Maraya took turns in The Eagles' 282 points broke a 25- crown in the last four years under Coach the starting lineup. year-old school single-season record and nm Parsel. Parse!, citing time demands, gave up Gonzalez's 1,211 rushing yards also set a Plock, a 6-foot-1 point guard who the varsity job after the season and will new single-season standard. signed early with Cal State Fullerton. coach the freshman for Boyce next sea-Johnson. a 6-2, 250-pound lineman. made ntan recruiters look good by aver· son. was All-CIF Division vm on offense and aging 17.6 points, 4.5 assists and pouring Soccer: Garcia, a sophomore sweeper, was joined by Gonzalez, senior safety in an Orange County-leading 85 three-was the runner-up in PCL coaches' MVP Frough Jahid, fellow lineman Herman, pointers. The Coaches' MVP in the PCL, voting for the second straight year, and Felix on the all-district squad. Plock was also the Newport-Mesa Dis-according to Crenshaw, whose squad All the above, except Felix, were first- trict Player of the Year and joined Can-rolled to a 12-5-1 record, 8-1-1 in league. team all-league picks by the Daily Pilot, dlish on the Parsel-coached South squad Defense was the key for the Eagles, while FelJ..x (592 yards rushing, 126 in the Orange County All-Star Game. who blanked nine opponents, before los-receiving, with 11 touchdowns) earned Candlish, a 6-6 post, averaged 16.8 ing in the first round of the CIF Southern second-team laurels, along with linemen points and 7.9 rebounds, despite missing Section Division ill Playoffs to Canyon Alfred Tanielu, Marco Bosquet, line- four games and parts of a couple others Springs, 3-0. backer John Romm and comerback due to a midseason bout with pnewno-In addition to Garcia, senior captain David DeGree. nia. He was also first-team All-PCL and and stopper Greg Austin and sophomore The forfeit cost them their first nonlos- all-district. goalkeeper Brad Wayman (one goal ing season in six years, finalizing their a.llowed all year) represented the defense record at 4-6, 1-4 in league. on the all-league first team. Water polo: Coach John Carpenter's BOYS TOP 10 Junior miclfielders Antonio Serpa and senior-laden squad finished second to Willie Alfaro were also first-team All-PCL, Costa Mesa in the PCL, en route to a 22- while senior Miguel Huerta and juniors 5 record and a berth in the CIF +t. Basketball, led by All-CJF seniors Dane Plock and Chris Candlish, wins second straight PCL aown, en route to CIF Division m-A Quarterfinals. +2. Football earns first postseason berth since 1989, behind Newport- Mesa District Offensive Player of the Year Bachy Gonzalez. +3. Soccer wins first PCL championship since 1989. +4. Golf wins third straight PCL title. +s. Senior Dane Plock named New- port-Mesa District Player of the Year in basketball. +6. Junior Chris Felix wins three gold medals at PCL Thack and Field FinaJs. +1. Senior lineman Chuclc Johnson tabbed All-CJF Southern Section Division VIIl and named to South for Orange County All-Star Game. +8. Ramon Garcia named first-team All-CIF and is PCL's runner-up in MVP voting in soccer. ~.Water polo bas most successful season since 1979 en route to CIF Division Il Quarterfinals. +to. Chad Bollenbach named first- team All-CIF honors in water polo and is chosen school's Male Athlete of the Year. Armando Quinones and Fernando Lara Southern Sedlon Division ill Quarter- were second-team selections. finals. Football: A shift to the double wing Bollenbach, a hrst-team All-CIF hon- offense triggered a 4-0 start, but a 42-18 oree recruited by Stanford, and fellow PCL triumph over rival Costa Mesa was seniors Enc Wayman and Joe Huang the only victory credited to the Eagles the were first-team All-PCL, while senior rest of the way. Mark Stephens and sophomore goalie A regular-season-ending 47-0 drub-Bryan De Wilde were second-team picks. bing or Laguna Beach, the most lopsided The Eagles opened the postseason win in school history, was negated by a with a 10-9 tnumpb over La Habra. forfeit for the use of an ineligible player, before eventual divlSlon runner-up Mari- but not before it helped the Eagles earn na eliminated them by turning a 4-1 half- the lone at-large berth in the CIP South-time lead into a 16-3 win. em Section Division VIIl Playoffs. The Eagles ~red a touchdown on the third play of the postseason against sec-• SEE EAGLES PAGE 8 spotlight on eagle boys/ 1995-1996 Plock had his chance to live the fantasy •Plock proved himself a pressure player by hitting a last-second three to beat cross-town rival Costa Mesa and then doing it again in the first round of the CIF ID-A Playoffs to beat South Hills. By Barry Faulkner, Daily p;Jot COSTA MESA -some guys play a lifetime -grade school, boys club, high school, college, recreation leagues, open gym and plafground plcli:-up games-. and never get the cbanoe to hit a big shot in the closing tee0ndt to propel their team to victory. Estancia High ~ boys buketball standout Dane Plock. got two~ tn twoweeb and riailed them both. The Newport-Mesa Diltrict and Pad.Ile Coast League Player <Ji the Yea.r't didn't wait for an impend- ing buzzer to mowcue bit ample ~ti. of course. But there's nothing like a little lalt-tecond drama to embla- zon a plAyer'1 IWllM tnto the lmdmo Of loceJ hoop lore. Plock did, after all. Mm ttilt·teun AU-CIP Southern Section DMGoo m i.ure11, evWegtng 11.e points and ,,5 uUtl as a 6-foot-1 point guard wbo played only twovandty1M1oa1. ffjs tramfer from Mater Del .... ldl frwbm.en year gave him only jumor ..ntty lllglbDty •a~. but once he matriculated to the varsity, Estancia won 48 of 57 games, due in no small pa.rt to Plock's offensive and defensive prowess . But, having signed to attend Cal State Fullerton prior to the season, it took 24 games for Plock to find the game's most brilliant spot- light, ironically in a game most expected would pro· duce a routine victory. There was nothing rou· tine abou.t the spirited play of PCL and cross-town rival Costa Mesa, which hosted Plodt the Eagles Feb. 2 ln th third game following Mesa Coach Jason Perguton's death due to cancer The Mustangs, lose.rs of 24 straight against the Eagles coming ln, tied the gam et 48 when Jolh Weeks drove tbe bueline for a 14ytn Wlth eigbt IK'Ciodl left. Plock. how9ver, dribbled into • swarm· of Mete defenders at the top ol the k 1y, before net6ng bis fifth thnle-pointer of the game and 23rd poU'tt. just befont the bua.r ICK&Dded. "I didn't feel too mudl preaure about missing· tt, beca'* we lt111 would've gone into oveitime, • PIOck said afterward. The same luxury did not exist two weeks later in the first round of the ClF Southern Section Division ID-A Playoffs against visiting South Hills. With his closely cropped hair freshly bleached blond, however, Plock showed he was more than capable of capitalizing on yet another golden opportunity, this time with the Huskies leeding, 16-74, ln the waning seconds of overtime. With fellow senior star Chris Candhsh on the bench with five fouls, Plock pulled up on the right wing, beyond the three--polnt a.re, and found the bott.om ol the net to give the Bagl.81 a 17-76 lead that tum\d into a tick.et to the quarterfinals. •t never thought I would do something Wee that again after the Costa Mesa game,• Plock said an. being swarmed by appred4tive Eagle fans and tMm· mates after the game. The dutch convenioo against South Hilla.J.::!: a cereer.blgh 28 pomtl and, akmg with four three-pointers ln a 71-56 quarterfinal loa to Duane. geve btin 85 t.tu..e bells for the 1MtOn. tops in Onag. County. COl!lbmed, tbe two game-~ three r••• creas.d indelible and LutiDQ • klr blla. 11111 teamma• encl thoee oil banil. Tbey llllO _. ..._ .. envy ol 9ftll' player' wbo a. .e. ..._la 119 II'*• the bKk Yard. .... ilaod:; <"-........ -· •• pM\adO buz:1en and b' bg ....... .,. dt Ill& -~-------. . . . IRRELEVANT IRRELIVA ~~~~~~~~- 1 f s It's that that time time of of the the year year again! again! Irrelevant Irrelevant Week! Week! JUNE23 JUNE 23 ARRIVAL PARTY ARRIVAL PARTY TWIN PALMS RESTAURANT lWfN PALMS RESTAURANT 3 P.M. 3 P.M. NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH 1., PUTS PUTS OUT OUT THE THE WELCOME WELCOME EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 7 Wayman. a tbhd-temn All-CIP lelediarl. brdce the «bod singie- teaSOll scoring record with 118 goals. Bollenbach joined older brother Adam os the only two aquatic ath- letes 1n history to earn the school's Male Athlete of the Year honor. Golf: Coach Art ferry's squad WTapped up its third straight PCL title with a 10-0 league record, en route to a 16·2 overall finish. 0 victory over Aliso Niguel. Zema cmne beck lb& following week to make it cwo ltraight wUh a fiVe·blt. complete-game tnwnph over Vnlventty. but three more m- es followed to finalize the Eagles record at 2-22, 2-13 in league. Herman (.343) edged senior shortstop Abel Flores (.342) for the team batting title, but both were named to the All-Newport· Mesa District Dream Team and first-team All-PCt.. Flores, a two-time all-district choice, added 16 RBI and was perfect on 12 stolen-base attempts, while Henn.an a four. year varsity perfonner, had 17 RBI, 16 runs and a .511 on-base percmt· age. Mr. Irrelevant MAT! MAT! Even More BANOUE"T INFOllMATIOH: 263-0727 r-------------------------------------------------, Krutzik, a senior and No. 1 aca- demically in his class (just ahead of Bollenbach), tied for second at league individual finals, becom- ing the lone Eagle to advance to CtF individual J!lay after Perry, also a senior, lost in a playoff for the league's fourth and final indi- vidual spot in CIF. Tennis: Junior singles standout Mike Leonard earned the No. 1 seed in the Pacific Coast League individual tournament, but was upset in the quarterfinals, finish- ing 47-3 for the season. OON lEACH I DAA.Y ~Ol Bachy Gonzalez (No. 36} was a standout on offense and on defense, too, as shown above forcing a fumble. '· '~. I record of 1:31.67. 1/2 to win the long jump. I I I I I I I I I the XXI Krutzik, Perry, seniors Ross Necessary and Alex Lassen, junior Jeff Perry and sophomore Andy Tbo~en each earned medalist honors at one time or another, but Necessary seized the spotlight to help the Eagles earn a stunning 191-193 nine-hole advantage over Santa Margarita, ranked No. 1 in Orange County at the time. Bryan Lin and Evan Toboada were the top doubles tandem for the Eagles, who finished 6-11, 2-8 in league. Swlmmtng! Bollenbach shared the PCL gold medal in the 100 free (48.40) and was third in the 50 free (22.62), qualifying for CIF Southern Section Division II Pre- liminaries in each event. WrestlJng: Barrios decisioned Costa Mesa's Jeremy Lefever, 19· 10, to win the league's 189-pound crown, upping his record to 30-6, beading into CIF Southern Sec- tion Division ID Preliminaries. Salgado finished third in the-0 • 3,200 (10:06.54) and fifth in the .:. 1,600 (4:37) at league finals. I I I I I I ,I WHAT'S THE RELEVANCE? The team finished 1-4 in.~ league dual meets. ,: Cross country: Junior Gerso?}. { Salgado finished fifth at league · finals (15:55) and won the inau- gural Beach Cities Invitational ~ pace the squad to a fifth-place~ ish in the PCL with a 1-5 record. · _. Irrelevant Week Is sometimes a lot more relevant than IU name would suggest. Sam Manuel, Mr. Irrelevant 21 to be hon. ored at the annual Newport Beach laugh festival June 2).29, In fa<t Is quite a bit more than the last man picked In the NFL draft. The 6-3, 240-pound defensive end drafted 254th, and last In April by the S.F. 49ers out of New Mexko State, was actual- ly first when It came to hl.s rating In the Big West Conference. Yes, he was first-team All-Big West In 1995 with a total of 73 tackles and a team-leading 15 for losses besides 5 112 sacks. MProbably the biggest win in Estancia history, except for win- ning C IF championships," Art Perry said of the first Santa Mar- garita match, which Santa Mar- garita eventually won after a sec- ond nine-hole meeting. Senio~ Mark Stephens posted a pair of CIF qualifying times at PCL Finals, finishing second in the 100 butterfly and third in the 100 backstroke. Also at league finals, Eric Way- man was 12th in the 200 individ- ual medley and Matt Hoss 10th in the 50 free. Junior Scott Carlson (119 pounds) and seniors Eliasin Var- gas and Carlos. Rodriguez (130) were second in their respective divisions, while juniors Aurelio Ochoa (103), Fredi Campuzano (112), Rudy Castellon (140) and Doug Garcia (215) were alter- nates for CIF Prelims.The team finished fourth in league. Luis Lopez, Juan Sanchez an~ Manuel Orozco also finished in ... the league's top 30. Volleyball: Nelson, a 6-4 out~ ! side hitter, earned second-team all-league recognition, while ' seniors James Chi and Brandon.! Nomura received honorable men~ tion for first-year Coach Dale Halt~ Twin brother, Sean, a tight ~ also drafted In the last round by the 49ers, out of N.M. St .. was second-team All Big West. Both Manuels will be saluted during the wild IW 21 celebration. Tyrone McGrlff. Mr. lrrel~nt 5 ln 1980. also recently brought an added touch of relevance and prestige to his old title when the one-time Florida A&M offensive lineman was named last month to the NCAA Division 1-AA Hall of Fame's inaugural class along with Walter Payton of Jackson State, Terry Bradshaw of Louisiana Tech and Jim Youngblood of TennesSff Tech. Baseball: The Eagles compel· ed admirably through a 19-game losing streak to open the season, the longest losing skein in the program's proud history, before junior pitcher Tom Zenus threw a masterful four-hit shutout for a 5- The Eagles' 200 free relay quartet of Hoss, Jon Jessup, Stephens and Bollenbach fin- ished 14th at CIF Southern Sec- tion Division Il Fi.I'lals with a time of 1:31.85, just off the school Track and Held: Felix's three PCL gold medals were a reflec- ti~n of his aominance throughout the PCL dual-meet season. He docked winning times of 11 .43 (100), 22.80 (200) and leapt 20-9 The team finished 4-12, 1-9 in league, including a split with cross-town rival Costa Mesa. IW founder Paul Salata nonetheless promised he would not be changing the name of Irrelevant Week to Relevant VYeek. Maybe next year. I I I I I I I L-------------------------------------------------~ WATER POLO Sea Kings win in three NEWPORT BEACH -The Corona del Mar High water polo team won three of four games Sa turday and Sunday al the New- port Harbor 17-and-under tour- ndmenl. The Sea Klngs rebounded from d 7-3 loss to Golden West Saturday to knock off. Riv.erside by the same margin, then defe8fNorth, 9-3, and Bonita, 8-4, Sunday. Greg Strelzow had three goals and Shahsen Panahi added two against Golden West, while Carter 'Heir and Hokanson each scored'truee against Bonita. COLLEGES CONTINUED FROM 7 and a career (30). His competition with the Lions is pretty stiff -four- year pro Jason Hanson who broke his own club record by scoring 132 po'ints last season. He also kicked a record 48 extra points, topping the old mark of 46 set by Eddie Murray in 1981. 0 OCC women's goU ls gearing up for it's inaugural season this Fall under Coach Gordie Fitzel. "We don't have anybody on the team yet, but we have a conference," Fitzel said of the Pirates who will be part of a 10-tearn Southern California Conference with Cypress, Mt. Sac., L.A. Harbor, l>.A. Mission, Citrus, Victor Valley, College of the Desert, Long Beach and Rio Hondo. MNow all we need are some players," Fitzel said. •And a home course." Fitzel is planning to hold tryouts in August and the field is wide open for the 10 slots he's expecting to fill. To be eligible, a player has to be a full-time OCC stu- dent and never have competed in college goU (other sports are o.k .). Age isn't an issue. "No one is too old," Fitzel said, remembering sever~ al women who competed for him over the years in crOS!i country. "Some years ago, Harolene Walters (age 45) was third in the state," he said. "We've had 36-year-olds mixed in with high school grads. "Cross country is kind of a lifestyle commitment for them. Golf hopefully will be the same thing." 0 1Wo-tlme All-American Qyunh Le, from the South- ern California College women's tennis team, has some pretty lofty goals for the summer. "I plan to be 5-foot-1 by the end of the swruner," said the quick-witted 25-year-old. She'll also be com- peting in the Fred Perry USTA Tournament in La Jolla at the end of July, where she's one hal1 of the defend- ing women's doubles champs and was part of the mixed doubles team that made the last year's finals. 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June 5, 12, 1996 w702 tlnglon Beach, CA 92646 Have you started doing FRONT OF THE FLAGPOUS AT Of naoonal bank. a Chectc drawn recorded 03/0511996 as lnstru· BENEFICIARY. WHETHER •• tho assou described may be presented during NewportBeach,CA92660. This business Is con· business yei? yes. April 1, THE MAIN ENTRY AREA T byastateorfederalcrtdltunlon menl No 96·107119 or said RECEIVED ORALLY QR IN ' below lhe public hearings. For Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: husband and 1996 THE PLACENTl.A CIVIC CENTER or a check drawn by a Stall or Ofllclal Records. Will SELL on WRrTING. YOU MAY DISPUTE The names and business lurther Information. tele-Beech•Coata Mesa Dally wile Mardy Salh 401·411 EAST CHAPMAN federal savings and IOI/I ano· 07/03/1996 al 1000 AM at IN THE DEBT OR A PORTIOtl •• addresses ol 1he seller are· phone 754.5335 or vlsil the Pilol June 12, 1996. W72S Fictitious Business Have you started doing This statement was hied AVENUE PLACENTIA. CA AT aallon savings ass<>dallon or FRONT Of THE FLAGPOLES AT THEREOF UPON WRITTEN · THE AOSE CLUB ANO Transportation Services Di· PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement business yet? Yes. 1·1·83 wllh 1he County Clerk ol PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ~s bank speellted in Ste· THE MAIN ENTRY AREA TO REQUEST WITHIN THIRlY (30) f~~~~ J.JeO. ,,~9C co1J~ 111slon al City Hall, 77 Fair The lollowlng persons are Ronald F. Seagondollar Sr. Orange County on 6·11·96 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH don 5102 ol lht Flnandal Code THE PLACENTIA CIVIC CENTER DAYS THEREAFTER WE WtL( • , tESA CA 92626 · Dr'~ve. TC.feta ~~OREM EN cns 1380812 g4~ C business 11: Jas.J' This statement was flied 19993080070 (payll>la at the time ol sale 1n and auOlortzld to do business 401-411 EAST CHAPMAN OBTAIN ANO FORWARD TO _ 'rtto ioca11on tn Calllornla TIONEO ACTION IS CHAL: Fictitious Bus iness M~I~ s~ri::~~~us~6 CA with the County Clerk of Dally Pilot June 12, 19, 26, lawful money ol the United '° tllls Sllltl In Ille event tender AVENUE PLACENTIA, CA AT YOU WRITTEN VERIF1CATl0H"'" of 1he cruel e•ecuuve oHlct LENGEO IN COURT the Name Statement 92680 . . ' n. Orange County on 5-06-96 July 3, 1996 w728 Slates) all r1ght. lllle and 1ntar· otller 11'1111 c:.lSh Is acx:tPlld t11t PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE THEREOF WOULD YOU NOT''• r.I lho seller is 'SAME AS challenge may bl llmiied to The fonowlng per•ons are John W11U11m McN1H, 646 . 19983982408 UBLIC NOTICE est conveyed to ano now held TrU$1" may Wltllh~ld Ille ISSU· HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH DO SO. THE DEBT WILL A • :100VE only those Issues raised el doing business as: Laguna w. Main SI .. Ste. C. Tusttn, Daily Piiot June 5, 12, 19, P by II unotr said Deea or Trust 111 ance of tile Trustees Deed unlll (payable at the llmt of salt m CONSIDERED VALID IN ADD .. ·•. As !Isled by the seller. en the public hearing d• Ga rd ens Apartments, CA 92680 26. 1996 W724 Flctltloue Buslnen ll'le propeny situated 111 said lunds t>eCOm8 l'llllaOte lo lllt lawful money ot tilt Uoitld TIOH, YOU MAY REQUEST TH( ... 0111er ousiness names and scribed in this notice or tn 243-48 Aul Court, Laguna Patricia Mery McNltf, 646 PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Counry and State neremaltar payee or endorset as 1 mil* Sta!IS). al right. 1109 ll'ld Inter· NAME AND ADDRESS Of THE.~ Jd<lresses used by the wrllten correspondence d• Hlll,s, CA 92658 w. Main St. Ste. c . Tustin, Th follow! described LOT 43 Of TRACT ol nghl Said sM IMI be made est conveyed to and now held ORIGINAL CREDITOR IF Off. :>(•lier wtlhtn three yeB1s b• livered to lhe City Council uguna Gardens Par1nera. CA 92680 Fictitious Buslneu dol~ butln~r'~~,A~I~~ 4705 IN THE CITY OF NEW· !>Ill Without covenant or Wit· by II under said Deed ot Trust In FERENT FROM THE CURRENl tore •he de1e such hst was at, or prior to. the public 11 Callfomta Umlted Part· This bu1tnu1 Is con. Name Statement Ac<:tss 1984 Federal Ave PORT BEACH. AS PER MA ranty. express or Implied reg•d tile propeny sltualld In said ONE. oa1ec:1· 06t1l71199L sen1 or d.~"'6''~. 10 the hearing nershlp (CA). 4940 Cam-dUC1ed by: husband and The following persons are Costa Me•a. CA. 92627 " RECORDED IN BOOK 186, Ing DIM. posstSSlon or tllQ.lm County and St.ate herelnalter QUALITY LOAM llRVICf-. buyer are N NE MARY T. ELLIOTT, pus Drive, Newport Beach, wife doln business as: The Gery Robert Cermlchael, PAGES 31 THROUGH 35 IN· bfances. to saDSty lht lndtbltd· Clescnbed PARCEL 1 LOT 18 CORP .. as Slid Truslll 1650 f • a~~~e;:e~':f t~d 13~:;":,~~ Deputy Cit~ Clerk ~l~slness la con-~ar• you t?a~rted dolng Flow9er Child, 2855 Pl· 1984 Fldtrel Ave .. Costa CLUSM OF MISCELLANEOU ness stcUfeCI by said ~ Of TRACT 7083. AS SHOWN ON FOURTH STREET. 2HD FLOOIL.. FLORAL PRODUCTS LTD. Published Newport d cted b . r tied rt· 1 ness Le 0 necreek Or .. #C325, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF THE advances th"tunder. . A MAP FILED IN BOOt< 274. SANTA ANA, CA 927-t~· INC 5825 AVENI DA ENCi. 811Ch·Co11a Mesa Daily ~rshlp y. • im pa ~rn ~·I cNIHI 11 d Mesa. CA 92626 This buslnHS ii con-COUNTY RECORDER or SAi 1n11res1 as provided cnerern.111 PAGES 3~ TO 37 INCLUSIVE OF (71 4)285-9962 By· THERE\':. tJAS'" 107. CARLSBAD. CA Pilot May 1, 2, 3, 6. 7, 13. The reglst1ant commenced with'.~.· c':~ty w~l~rkl 'or Christina Wong, 2855 Pl· ducted by: an Individual COUNTY EXCEPT All OIL. 01 the unpaid pr1ndpaJ t>mnce of MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. RUSSELL. ASSISTANT SECRE:.: 92008 14 15 18 17 1996 to tiansact business under Oienge County on S.l 96 ntcreek Or., #C325, Costa Have you started doing RIG.HTS. MINERALS. MINERAL lllt Nollt stQ.lrtd by said Ottd RECORDS OF ORANGE TARY OPP 22410 6112 611t- The assets to be sold are ' ' ' ' . W660 the ficlflfous name or 199930819•48 Mesa. CA 92628 business yet? No RIGHTS. NATURAL GAS with lntlllrest llltrton IS pro-COUNTY. CALIFORNIA EXCEPT ~ ' descubed In general es: names listed above on s-This business Is con· Gary Ca.rmichoef RIGHTS. AND OTHER HYDRO· Vldtd In said Nollt. fett. Chatges THEREfROM ALL OIL. GAS. - NAME. INVENTORIES, PUBLIC NOTICE 16-88 Delly Pilot May 29. June 5, ducted by: an Individual T.hts slatement was flied CARBONS BY WHATSOEVER and expenses or th• trustM and MINERALS AND OTHER HY· ·' C USTOMER LI STS, Laguna Gardena Pertnera, 12, 19, 1996 W718 Have you started doing with the County Cieri< of NAME KNOWN THAT MAY B !tit trusts CfUlllld by said 0..d OROCARBON SUBSTANCES BOOKS. RECORDS. FIXED en•1383223 a Lid. Ptrtnerahlp, General PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No Orange County on 5•22•96 WITHIN OR UNDER THt. PAR· of Trust WE ARE ASSISTING LYING BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 ASSETS and art located Flotltloue BuelneH Par1ner, by Shaptll Indus· Chrisllna Wong 18983884215 CEL OF LAND HEREINABOVE THE BENEFICIARYTO COLLECT FEET WITHOUT ANY RIGHT TO .i1: 1260 lOGAN AVE.. Name Statement tries, Inc., By Thomas E. Flotltlou• Business T,hls statement was flied Dally Piiot May 29, June 5, DESCRIBED. TOGETHER WI A OEST ANO NfY INFORMA· ENTER UPON THE SURFACE OR ' ,. . . . .. ' . •A9, COSTA MESA, CA The lollowfng persons are ZelRer .. Sr. Viet Preeldtnt Name Statement ~tlh theC o~ty ~~r; 9~f 12, 19, 1996 w711 THE PERPETUAL RIGHT Of TIOH WE OBTA.fN Will BE THE SUBSURFACE OF SAID 92626 doing bu1tn111 aa: KB In· Th s statement WU filed Th• following persons are range oun on • PUBLIC NOTICE DRILLING. MINING. EXPLOR· USED FOR THAT PURPOSE BY LAND ABOVE A DEPTH or 500 Mc.IC,,.. The business name usld v11tor1 IV, 4343 Von Kar· with the County Clark of doing buslntH as: Morelos 19983883498 ING AND OPERATING THERE· EITHER OURSELVES OR THE ~HT AS PROVIDED IN IN· IJy the seller at that loca· man Avenue, Newport Orange County on 6-ZO.H Land1caplng 4'737 E. Dally Pilot May 22, 29. Fto11Uous ButlneH FOR AND STORING IN· AN BENEFICIARY. WHETHER STRUMENTS Of RECORD MaMONM. MM hon Is: THE ROSE CLUB Stach. Calllornla 92660 1998398394t Wa1hlngton. 6range. CA June 5. 12. 1996. N•m• ltaternent REMOVING THE SAME FRO RECEIVED ORALLY OR IN PARCEL 2· AN APPURTENANT ~ety •Mortuary ANO CAKES TOO. INC. KE Holdi~s, LP. ~ash· Dally Pilot May 29, June 5, 921589 W703 The fottOWI raon1 era SAID LAND OR ~y OTHE WRmNG YOU MAY DISPUTE NON·EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT ...,......,.... • Cremat<>fY 1::e b~~llc~~~·1, ~~1~ ~I ~~~on)Nt~ V~~ac~rm~~ 12, 19, 1996 w706 t"~ce1~1 N.t Pa•g•na, 47J~ PUBLIC NOTICE doing bust~sr as: Flat LAND. INCLUDING THE RIGHT THE OEST OR A PORTION FOR INGRESS NfD EGRESS 1996 111 the office of. ' 92a6o ' PUBLIC NOTICE 9268:• ng on, range. Kitty Alma, 7 Cambria, Mia· TO WHIPSTOCK OR DIREC· THEREOf UPON WRITTEN THROUGHOUT LOT 23 OF SAID 3000 Pacific View DfMI This bulk tale la sublect Bren. Inc. (Delaware). 126 Eatefanla Pulrana Pll"t2on Fictitious 8u•IMH slon Vie)o, CA 92892 TIONALLY DRILL AHO MINE REQUEST WITHIN THIRlY (30) TRACT 7083 Tiit propt(ly Newpott 8Mch to Callfomla Uniform Com-East 156th Slrttl New cn•t38229S 4737 E Washington er'. Name Statement Stephen Vincent Johnson, FROM LANDS OTMER THAN DAYS. THEREAFTER WE WIL address and olhtt common -:::·=·:·:·:7:;00==~ merclal Code Section YClfk, Nl'N York. 10022 Flotltloua 8u•lneH enge, cA 92669 ' Tti. following persons art 7 Cambria, Mission Vle)o, SAID LAND HEREINABOVE OBTAIN NfD FORWARD T designation. II any, ol Ille rtel I --•m'CTCT , 61 06 2. This business ts con-Name Statement This bualnen 11 con. dolng bualneu es: Sein CA 92892 DESCRIBED, OIL OR GAs YOU WRlmN VERIFICATION property described tbOYt It r--- II ao lut>jtct, the name ducted by: a g81"18fal part· Tlle fotloWlng persons 811 dUC1ed by: husband and Coaching AsaoclalH, 320 Thlt bbyu~ln•:,1~~ ~on. WELLS. TUNNELSNfO SHAFTS THEREOf WOULD YOU NOT purl>Oftad to t>t 305 VISTA IB1. ...... , i nd address of tti. person nershlp d~busineu u : Hal\to Wiit Ramone Place Sulit A, ducted · an ua INTO. TliROUGtt OR ACROSS DO SO, THE OEST WILL BE MAOERA, NEWPORT BEACH, .\.. with whom clelm1 ma~be Registrant has not yet Rigg , Inc., 4215 Hilaria H-=" •you iterted dOlng Costa Mesa. CA 92627 i!:r' you t?•~e:;ied doing THE SUBSURf~ Of THE COHSIOEREO VALID. IN ADDI· CA 92660 Tilt undlftlontd Mo~ * Chapet hied Is Ralph V. Yeck, 5 begun to lla.nsact buslnesa Wey, ewport Beach, CA buslneu yet? YH, 1994 Robert L. Stocl<ua.i.. 320 S ness ~· JohntOn LAND HtREINABOVE DE· TION. YOU MAY REQUEST THE Trutlll dlldalms «JY Mblltti C1'9m8tion 1• Avtnlde Encinas "107, under the llctttiOUs butl· 92663 A.N.P.-Anlceto N. Put.rena Ramone Pleet, ~osta rii~hlf' t • nt filtd SCRIBED, ANO TO BOTTOM NAME AHO ADDRESS Of THE for any tncor1tctnm ol lhe 1 =~y - Carlsbad, CA 92008 tnd neu name or nam11 ns1ed Dantff J HalVOtson Rig. This a1attment wu fit.cl M"8, CA 9"2627 • ' • •mt WH 1 SUCH WHIPSTOCKED OR ORIGINAL CREDITOR IF Olf. 1y dd cl 1111 1111 IHI date for filing herein. ging, Inc.: Calllornia, 4215 with the CWnly Clefk ol Tht1 bu1ln111 Is con-~l:~~~~'t, ~~;:.e:' DIRECTlOHAl.LV DRILL.ED FtRENT FROM THE CURREN =Ol'I :.ski':~ 11 ° .. ; ~=~~~~"ts ~/~n::i l~o~°'~~!d L:a:n::~p ~~~~·CA~;~ Newport Ofqe °f"e:.=:-~:.:: d~:' ~~ '"1~~dud'oino 1 ... 3981095 WELLS. TUNNELS AHO SHAFTS ONE. Dated. 05/30/1 $1\own l\trtln tlle totii tmOllnl ___ ... __ •• •.t.IO __ _ day before the sale date By: Koll tnvtslmtnt Man-Thi• 'butlneH 11 con• . business yel? No Dally Piiot Mey 29, June s, UNDER ANO llEN£ATH OR OUAUTY LOM SfRVtCI of lllt unP* ~ Of Wit ob- tpeclfled above. egement. Inc .. I CeUfomla ducted b : a COfl)OfatlOn Dlfly PllOt JUN S, 12, t9, Rober1 L Stockue 12, 19, 199e W719 BEYOND THE EXTERIOR LIM· CORP .• said Trutllt 18~ E llglllon ..cured by 1111 P'oPlr1Yt--------- Oated June 10, 1999 corporation By: R1ymond Tti. regl~trant commence<! 2t, 1991 W1"l3 Thia statement wat fiftd ITS THEREOf • .AHO TO RE-FOURTH STREET. 2NO FLOOR to be sold encl r•on.0111ti- Ralph v. Yaek E. Wlrta rta: ~ecut1111 Vice 10 ttenaact butlnl•t under PUBLIC NOTICE with the· County O.rk of PUBLIC NOTICI! DAILL. RETUNNIL EQUIP. SANTA ~ ByCA ..,E9RE2701 mallld coe11. upefltd llld ed· Publlahtd Newport PrteJdent ll'lt flclltloua name 01 Orange COUl'lty on 5-20-H MAINlAl!!J REPAIR DEEPEN (71')215-nv2 '" vonoes at lht time of 11\t lnl1lal Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Bren, Inc .. Ptttr M. Brit\, nemea ntttd above on 5•1• Plotltloue auefnesa tM93 .. 3831 ~=·on-tE?7e'?~~I~~·~· AHO 0t'l:RATE .ANY SUCH RUSSELL ASSISTANT SECllE· pub~boo Of 1111 Notice ol S. Pilot June 12 1996 Prt1ld1nl 90 Name ltet•'"•nt Dally Piiot May 29, June 6. • • WELLS OR MIN(St. WITHOUT TARY OPP 22319 6'5. 6112, Is S338,40l 69 In lddllk>n to • W727 Thi• 1tatement ¥111 filed Darrell J. Halvorson Rig-TM followlng per1on• art 12, 19, 1999 W7ot !..*!oA.TP1c'eNUOfM8EATR ... US~E12'S· H~VER. THE "IGHT TO 8/191i16 casl'I. 111• Trustet Wll ICOtPI a wflh th• COUtlty Cltfic Of g1ng,lne.,Oarr1IJ.Ha1Vor· doing bullnff• u · Olobel , '" ., '"' DAILL.MINE,STOAE EXPLORE UILICN T cashllf'1chtc11Clr1Wnonattata When Words Are --PU_B_L-IC-NO_T_l_C_E_ Orange County on ~28-H eon. Prtaidtnl HOO 0.,,.,11.1 Partn1t1hlp PUBLIC NOTICI SAL£ UNDER OEED Of TRUST ANO OPERATt THROUGH TH£ P 0 ICI! or natlonal bank. a clltQll drewn N En --------t 11H31147U Thi• •t•ltment was llltd IV. 110 Newport Ctnltt Dt., vou AAE IN OErAULT UNDER SURFACE OR TWE UPPIR 500 LOAN· 115245-3/CARNAHNf· by Ullll 0( llclNll et•dlt union ot ough llOTICll OP Dally Piiot June 5, 12, 11, with 1h1 Coun1y Clttk ol 111_~1 Newpotl Beech, CA Plotltlous •uelMH DEEO Of TRUST. DATED Janu· FEET Of THE SUBSURFACE OF COHV. OTHER· 26150l3'53 Of a clltclt drawn by 1 tlatt Of "Speclallzlttg In PUllUC KIMIMQ 28 1098 W72.0 OtlflO• County on 0--23-90 '2oou Name lt,t...-nt llY 11. 1993. UNLESS YOU THE lMD HEAEIMA8CM flll'f 12711 AP NUMBER ltcltttl IMIQt end loan a.to-S Ut NOTICE 18 HEREBY ' tff83M4442 Otobal Tatecommunlce· Tlll followlng '*80N lft TAKE ACTION TO Pf'OTtCT DESCRlllED AS RESflMO f1Y o' 2 OTICE Of TRUS CllOOll sM\Ot •oellllon Of lltnpa II GIVEN lhllt • publkl .,..,_ PUBLIC NOTICE Delly Piiot June s. 12, 11, tlone Corpol'allon (DC)..! 810 ~~~ ~·inu: .. ,. ~·I: :r1• YOUR PROPERTY. fT MAY IE THE IAVM CflMPMY A ~:e:l ~n NUNOER OHO of NtU!gt blnk •PIClflld In Ste-Flower9" Ing wlll be held ~ th• NOTIC• 01' ae. 19M W721 ~ ~~~~ f!!·-..!.S:· 30e1 I! ~ Jo41: 's~~,.0~· SOLO AT A PUB~. ~ET.ONlf MICHIGM CORPOAATION. '" TRUST YOU ARE IN DEFAULT llon 5102 ol"" R'lanclal Codi 2983 Harbor Blvd COe1a MeM Cltv COuncll ewpo ..._ • "'" ... ., Ma.Ml · CA t2e0a ' YOU NEED AH (,.r..,_. I OE£0 MCOADED OCTOBER UNDER A DUD or TRUST Ind 111t10flM to do l)UtlMtt on M.y IO, 110t. et 1:30 AVAILAlllL!!!,. OP PUILIC NOTICI !~!. ... ~1lne11 l!,,~c:_on-Bttdltmlol, Aaumond M"'*' Of THf NATUltE or THE P9'0· 1' 1171IN1001C 12416, PAGt DATED .... M 11 1989 UNlESS 1n 1t11111111 tn 111 Mnl *'* Costa Mesa pm., Of .. eoon theteefter ANNUAL RarvRT vv.;wv VJ• • corpor.wun '• ....... CEEOING AGAilHST YOU. YOU "' Of OfflCIAL MCOROS '( ""' t i. -°'* lflen ctlfl 11 ICCIP_, .. 540 3 ., poutblt, In the Courd Purauanl to Section Flctltloue 8u•lne•• Haw YCXI •18tttd doing Ht1t, 1 ... t..a Holla, SHOULD CONTACT A l.AW'tlll .... ,. AS MlllMO IN OEED OU TAl<E AC ION iO rnO· l Wllltlold Ille 1MU • 135 Chemberl of ()tty Hal TT lltCM(d) or the Internal ~· Name ltatetNnt bUlllflSf yet? Y••· S.17·M SUll• I, Anal'lelm, CA 92908 A STATUIHfT Of lEGAl. -TECT YOUR PROPtRTY. IT '"'"' tnlY Ftlf ~ eo.ta M...: on tnut Code notice It The followtng persone ere Global Teltcomrnunlc• fhlt butlntH It con-RIGHTS FOllOWI AT TH( (N MC°"DED OfCUdlA 7, 1* MAY 8E SOLD AT A PU8LIC lnCll ol flt lM .. '1 DMd un• Cl:1 the ~ IWn: hertby given• INI the an-doing bllalnttt as: HBA-tlont, COrp. duded by: en lndlvldual NOTICI AS MTl'IMNT NO &4· SAU. IF YOU NEED AM EX· fllnds beCofnt MllliOle tO N L::.:.::11.. ANNUAL REVIEW ANO null rtporl fot tht 11~ Bwke, 1805 I. Garrv Av• Thia atalemenl was filed H8'19 you lltatttd dOlng Of TWIS HOT~ OUM.ITV &Ol50I Of OfflCIAl RECORDS Pl.MATION OF Tttf NATURE P.-°' ll_ldonee • ' l'lllNf REVISION °' THI! CITY· )'lat Jtnu.,Y ''· 1991 of 11\Ut, Sult• 100, ~Ana. with tht eoi.tty Ci.rt Of bullnHi wt? No '*'°¥ _.. Tiit Pt----llld o'* Of TH£ PROCE(DING MIMfT °' '"'' I.lid tall .. be"'* .---.. -,... .... ~-r: WIOf TRA'fl1C IMftACT Ell• M•Y Stidman ,ounde-CA 12705 Ofangt COUnty otl I-UM lfedley A. Mor1Mtt• LOAN SllMCf CO..P. • common~ IJ ...,, Of YOtJ vou SHOULD C<*TACT A llVI wllhout CMNftt Of ... FU flftOORAM. uon •• prtvaJ• foundallon. Rogttre A. hverton, 2tllS 1••HH4147 Thi• statatnef'lt Wat fifed NtM or MDllOt """' Ot ... rlll ,,......,, fltCrllld LAwYlR A STATtMIN1 Of raniv • ..-OI' .,. .... ~ The Tnlfllo imp.ct , .. Is ..vaillblt IJ 11\e found• Ore~ Avtnut, Santa AN, Daly PllOI May 21, June I , ~~~ ~.: :.c.i:.ltfo1Wr,: ::I ~ .. ~IO be n21 LEGAL lllGHfS fOl.lOWS AT "'O lie pontttioll or tnann• l"rogram ,_ ...,_ ~ lion'• prll'lelpal olflct of In-CA ~107 12, ti, 1911 w710 1~tl41ae ,..,aalES II STllllCl<LIN N4 MALIA ST. NEWPORT BUCH THE ENO Of THI$ NOTICE ~.'°NlllVflt lndeOM· Wltd to .,..,_ IM Im-eptcllon during regutar f'aymbnd C. $mlth, 2t111 """" CA 12UO Thi Ut'I~ NOTICE • !wetly gNtfl MR MCUred 11¥ AICI Deed Pl~ nun•• '° buainMI "°"'' 'fl'om a.oo Orange AY .... SantaAne, Buy It. 9•11 It. Fllld tt. Dally PllotMey 21, Junes. LINOA It STRIQCLIH HUSIM TM111 dtlalfmt ..., llll*V QUALITY LOAH SERVICl advanc:ll '*""'"'· ................................ ..... ..... -"""'*'r Im-• m to 5·30 pm by "'Y CA um Cl•Hlfted. ... 11. 1• W712 ANO WIFE AS COMM UNIT '°' lrlcontCl'ltSt 01 h p at rus 0( °' ........ ptoWIMI ...... - l .. II • Nswpon &...ch/Cotta Meta Daily Pilot WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1996 • PUIUC llOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICll PUii.JC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICH SP..:.-~ = '::;,, w:/ f~ :':: ~but~ COWNnt AGAINST YOU. YOU of bN Partt CMc: Centef, S1ld Tract. 'Al'CB. 2. Ported to be: 1e14 IOW underaigMd c.u .. d Hid Or... -Cowl\ ClionMI nott(s) ..,,., !Jr ... 0.. Ol lllJ' ~ INlln... ~ ....._ In Nkt pied~-=:.-,,:.=: SHOULD CONTN:.T A It 6650 Beach. Btvd., Bu1NI Unit 2 on lot 40 • Shown STREET, UNIT 12, COST Notlee of DlfM and flee· r.rui:..by 11~:0:::: T~ .. lnln=' =': ·tt~ C:W.: ~Ind ..... Mown Of! elOfi Ot ~-llO LAWYER. On Juna 19, P1rk, CA .... riQht, trtte end UPorf thl Condominium MESA. CA 92616. Th tlon 10 Siii to bl recorded• TMIOf.' Amtflcall S1W1QS :nc... If llf'/, ul'ldlr Ill ii.rm. ~ AM~r:i: ::_ ~ Aa:;IOI'• t/:'. ~ :;' "=:::': 1998, 1t 11 :00 AM. Pro-int1tt1t c:onviyed to and Pl1n 1bov1 Referred to. undar11gMd Truttll dlt· in th1 county where thf Santi.• SlnlllclllY Will Sl(L ol lht DMd of Ttut(. -""* Wlmt A ._, OP QMQ-11. The P,.,fy ~ ~ wlltt fttlionll For1clo1w• Cor-now held by It under Hid PARCB. 3: Thi fxcluslw claims tnY llabtlity for any rlll proptfty it ioc:.t9d Ind AT PUBLIC AUCTrOH TO THE IMt. c:M'gn Md ...,_ 04 ~llD .,,.., w. ....... end 00. conwnon w....t .. IWOYtdld .... pot1tlon II th• duly •P. Dted of Trust in th• prop-Right to PoHtNion Ind lnCOfrec:tneH or th• ltrllt mort than thrt• month• r: .. s=o~ ::."rn = ~"": .:d 0:. ': = ~:~~ ~I any, Cit the lnd'::::-'ptlndpllbll-~nted Trwtll uncl1r and •rtY Situated In aald.Coun-Occupancy of Tho11 Por-addflst ind other conwnon h1v1 1lapted tince tuc:h money of 1t11 Unltld Sla•. Dy Ill-Wit $547.598.57 (""'94 ili'Yrr•Y•a.DAfA llbov9 ':.~~ = o.d~W:::~ puttuant to Died of Trust, ry, C.lifomla dltcnbing thl lions of Lot 40, D11cribld dlttgnataon, if any, shown r1cordatlon. "°'HaioMI tat1.1catlllr'ldledldr1111 Accruld lnttltst Md ldMonii ~ IM& P YOU 1M JarM:a attt ~ ttweon .. llfO\ltdld In Mid recorded on 08130/93 as lind thireln: EXHIBIT A 1n Parc1I 1 Abow. Dltig· h1ri1n. Siid 111a will b• ~ Cofpor9.tlon H •••or ndOnll llMllL • ~. ii lllY. WI lncnm E--TIONOP ...... CA '2t27 .. 2:12. Thi NcM,,.... chlrg1a Ind Ill• Document No. 93· PARCEL 1: An Uncllvldid natld 11 Patlo1, Gar1g11 midi, but wrthout COYI· Tru1t11, 15 Hutton C1ntr1 ~~:~·::.:i::r.::~ :,.=::::, r:..:-oe..n: :nN°"lHI ~ under..., Tru ... die-pen ... ot thl tN9M Ind 0584318 Book -Pag1 -of 1/4th lnttrllt In incl to lot ind Parking SPICH and nant or warranty, 1x· Driv1. Suitt 1050, Santi 111• 0, lecl«llAYlllQt 1110 IOlrl Tnm hlretofor• ..ouM 1114 llDll..D~~~ =-=.. ~f:o:J. t:.c.":r,U:.~~= Officl11 Record• in th• Of· 40 of Tract No 6814• In Adjoining Unit 2 1bov1 pr11Hd or implt1d, 11g1rd· Anl. CA 92707, Tlllphonl moaalloll samgs ll$0d.llion dllweltd to Ill uncler'lllDMll a ~ II ..._ ty ......_ Ind 00. ~ vb C:otpon1tion, a Calr0t-ra of thl Recorder of OR· tht Crty of Costa Mell, Dlsc:ribld Having 1 Aesptc-1ng trtle, po111111on. or Nl.ml>lf: 17141 432-9000 Of ~ bank spec:ttlld ...., ~ Of l>eClul v.MllO ..,._ MCMt dlt9111bti I any NI CorpoiMlcMi. • Mid ANGE ·County, C1llfornaa, !'..vunty of Or••· Statl of tlw Unit Number, 11 incumbrancH, to PIY thl By: JUUE MCCOMBS,::" .,J02~or:c. fl to d ~ f~ ::...-..: .: ..:..-: ~ ':~ ~ t= ~~ Wit.d~ 1xecut1d by: John 0. Al· C:.hforn 1• H per Map Re-Shown on th• Condomin-rwma1nmg princ1p1I 1um of TRUSTEE SALE OFRCEA, ~ ii 0\11 st.Ill) Al EleCllOn to w The UflW· . • r....., • ...., w.e Cit thl ~ ... Gllndlle, CA 91203. 11111 arcon and Sonya C. Al1r· corded In Book 2n . Pigll lum Pt1n 1bov1 Rlfe!Ted to. the not•l•l secured by 111d Dita: 05123198NPP1'113 ClllPll\WI Avenue 111r slgllld CIUMd said Nob ol ..,..._,..._..lothl and by"':.::= to bt IOO-~ AutomlCed &Ilea con. Husband ind Wife. aa 10 to 11: lnclutive ~f Ml•· Together with 1 Non-Exciu· Deed of Trust. with interest PU&. 05/29198, 06/05/98, ~~l to tilt cannon) to Iha Dalault and Ellctlon IO 5el to bl ::L ~ -~ =-~Oita, up1n111: ~It :l..:7-~~ Trustor. FIHt . Mongage cellineoue Maps~~ ~~~ 1iv1 R19ht to UH thl Com-thereon, as provided in Nid 06/11/98 Ch~~~u!~~~~ J•t r:"",:4 pt~ ~o::..-= ~ '°' ""-,llftly ldvtneet 11 thl time Cit the 11i111 ome. o.c.ct: Maly Corp, IS Benefic11ry. Will Offlci of the CouC Y mon Wllkwayt ind Dri\/e· noteltl. 1dv1ncu, 1f 1ny, PUIUC NOTIC. I! right bOe and lnlllest more .,.., 111r• monllt llM 1'Nll 4'111M Jlft. a1, 1•,. lnllW -IMcadon Cit IN ~ 11. 1• ~2 lrlt, SELL AT PVBUC AUCTl(>N corder. of Said ounty • w1V1 located on th• Con· und1r th• t1rm1 ol the to and now held by It undlr said tlll)sld "'°' suc:fl recontalon ..-Oftwa.t -~ tlceGfS.tt: S2t1,t23.14. 1111,11'12 TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER EJtcipting Th1tefrom the dommlum lots in Said DHd of Trust 11tm1t1d MOTICEOFTRUIT&'IUlf 0..0 ol Trust In 1111 pr Datt· 05114M N.A MOAT· =~=-=:=.;; ;',,~to ~ :: PUILIC NOTICI! FOR CASH (pay1b111t time Following: (A) Umtt 1 Trt.c:t. PARCfl. 4: An Un-fees, chlrge11~ tJCP80SIS TIT~So=&et9ro~~~~8-3 ~\:'o'::cr~i:°;,ou.:n~· =',C::; =-Sl4RJ:~~·:s.: N .-e Clf the Colwtty ~ ...,., chic.It-:=. on 1 , of sale in lawful money of Through 4 ~·Shown on the divided 1 /140th lnt1rest in ol the TrustH end of the APfU 936-46-024 Ralerred to 111 s.lid Olld o stoacton. CA 95290-4009 Alln· COldlf Clf Onlnet CllfGmla. ..... or n111on11· blnll, 1 NOTICE OF TRUST££ S the United States, by cash, Condominium Plin R•· end to Lot 1 ol Tract No. trusts created by 111d Deed YOU ARE IN OEFAULT UNDER Trust The property htr~tolor~ Truslll Olllcn (408) 975-2n6 .,.. .......-to h Noice c:hldl drawn by a ltMI or SALE Truste1 Sile No. 96-1 cashier's check drawn by corded in Book 9923. Page 66 14 County of Orange 01 Trust to-wit· DEED Of TRUST DATE dlSctlbeO IS beinO sold as IS Sy, Pat S"*1$. Aotnt d D111111t Ind e.ctlotl to ,....,.. ad union or • 50525 Till• Order No 689 of Officiel Record• ot ' ' • · 08130l90 UNLESS YOU TAK Tiit street address and 00\lf Tl>S#33056 Miy 29 Jun. 5 12 ... ~ NCOfded c:hldl drewn by a ltlta or 310137 R f N · 111111 or national b1nk. • • h Ex Stete of C1hlorn11. as per $137.603.08 E111m1ted. ACTION TO PROTECT YOU common deSIQnrion 11 lll'f 0 1996 · · ' _.. .. .._.._."") ftaal-.u ,...,., uvtnga Ind loan.. 4 8 erence 0 • check dr1wn by 1 1t1t1 or Said Cou~ty. IBI T 1 • Map Reconled 1n Book 277. Accfued lntereat and add1· PROPERTY. IT MAY BE S 1111 real propeny dtSalC>e\111---------- ._ ant Na. •Tf711 Cit aodlOon. sMIOI •NOd-970878 APN No. 932• feder1I credit union, or a clusrve Right to Pouesslor P1ges 10 to 13 lnctUStve of t.1ona11dvences. 1f 1ny, win AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YO abO\tt IS purl>Otlld to be 41 ... Cllc:W "9cofds, W11 ltlon Of U\llngt blnk 07-058 YOU ARE IN DE· and Occupancy of All M. M · NEED AM EXPl.AHATIOH Of TH M~ NtWPOn Beadl. ... • ll'tMI loc!Md· /If tptellld In Slctlof't 1102 °' FAULT UNDER A DEED OF check dr1wn by 8 itete or I d iscellaneous eps, in the increase this figure pnor to NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING 92660 The undersioned Trus CLASSIFIED .. Mof9I ftM ..m to thl Anlnclal Codi Ind 1u-TRUST DA TED 08113193 federal sevingt and loen Those Are1S Desndg":te kl u Ollice 91 the County Re-1111. The beneficiary unde1 AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOU dlsdalins any l®Blty tor an h CGurltr ~ thot1zld to do buslnHs In association. savings associ-Patios, Garages 1 ar O{ corder of Seid County. 111d Deed of Trust h1reto· CONTACT A LAWVER. incorrectness ol !ht SIJH CMc c.llllr Drtw lhtl ......_ In the tvtnt ten-UNLESS VOU TAKE AC· itton or s1v1ngs b1nk Spaces, as Shown upon tl'M The property heretofore lor1 executed and delivered On 06/19!J6 at 1:00 P.M .. N.A aooress ano otllar comm ...... Al-. CllfGrNI II 1 def 00. than cuta Is IC· TION TO PROTECT YOUR ' . . Condominium Plan 1bov1 . . • . MORTGAGE IERVICH, UIC dtslQnaDOn. ol 11ty sno Pll •..-Mc IUC1ton to the ~the TnnitH ""Y PROPERTY. IT MAY BE specified an section 5102 Relerrid to. Ruarvlng 1 d~Cllbed 11 being sold as to the unders1gn1d 1 writ· Ille dul'f appoanlld Trus herein Saki S"8 ~ be rNOe NIMll ....., for cash , thl lauance of thl SOLD AT A PUBUC SALE of the Fmanc1al Code and N Exclusive ow.. to UH is . The atrHt address and ten Declar1uon of Def1ult unoer and pursuant to Oeld 0 l>Ut wilhOUl. covtnant or watt· .,..,... •the .._ °' .... TNIMI s Deed untl fund• · 1utho11zed to do business on-'"V'.. other convnon designation. and Demand for Sile, and Trust Recorded on 09fl<WO ranty. expl'essed or lmpited ii --=:,.:llY Cit "" becotM ~ to the IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· in this state). At: In the th• Common Wilkwayt ii any, of the reel property a wntten Notice of Def1ult Ooaiment No. 90-500128 Bo regwdlng Ulle. possession. or It's the resource you can count on to ••II 1 myriad of merchan· dis• Items. because our columns compel qualified buyer1 to call I UN9ld ,. .. rtgN. Wt PIY9I or ............. I mil· NATION OF THE NATURE and OriV.WIYI Loc1t1d on . . •• Page •• Of Otlleial Records encumbrances. to pay Ind .,..,... ~ to t• 11 r1ght. Said ult wfll bt OF THE PROCEEDINGS Quad Area of tne City Hell the Condominium Lott In deacnbed ebovt 1s pur-end Election to Sell. The the olllcl 01 111 Recordlt 0 rtm&lnlng pr~ sum 01 842-5878 l.QUALHOUSIHO Ol"l"OllTUNITY All IHI amll adwertlslllt In tlli5 ....,.,., Is SM!°'' '° 1111 fed· ... F• ...... Act .. 1HI IS ............ ltlllefll .. ,........ • ..., ,nterlllCI. 11•6&atlea 11 111m111111111aa ~ • raca. CollK. rellglaa, ea....._ lllalllll l&ltus or ........ lftela, • 111llltellllon10 .-.,_. ,.._.11c1, llml· ...... ~:· TMt • _..,., will not ........, .... .,adwf11.se. ................... 1$11 MllMlelllll•O.,..,en ....... War9l4 .... 111 11..-.11 M.U .. 11 In 11111 . 1002-1625 m 21D2744 ~IJ - . ~ f . ·~ 'I . -. II II ~ I·. -..... ' I II ?I ~11 --:Ti\ j • • ·.a - ~ ~ •. 1 I I MINOIO -. " 1 ·-• r,{. ), . . ·, -\... Iii • ' t . ·~·I • , of. • • ·-- 11-9090 , 0 ASllRID HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monda~Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............ .MoOOay 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thlll'Sday ........... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thursday 5:~ BYPllO• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a prire quote.) BY MAILOll9t Piii.SONS 330 W~t Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92f>Z7 Caner of Newport Bl'o'd & Bay Sl 6010 CORONA DEL MAR COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 2122 FOR RENT 2769 29201-.-----5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E '•Ide tr lphc spacious I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 • iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3bd 2ba $1500/mo. ~~cn:~:i~oln~eryjh~a~n~ CANNE~Y VILLAGE SOE BT CONSOLIDA· 1---------Full•tlme Personal · ... -------. Incl 1bd/1ba sludlo. Ouletl $845 673_3059 Attractive 31st St. TION FREES. Cut PERSONALS 3002 Aast for prominent 1-car gar. W/0 hkups. =-.,,....,...,,.-"="'..,,,....·..,,......---offices 5315 $730 monthly payments up senior woman. Ideal Agent 640-7000x301 E'Slde-BIG Clean 2bd Roy Jackson 673-3733 to 30%·50%. Reduce eppllcant would be 1ba Gar Lndry room Interest. Stop collec· EROTIC SATISFACTION organized, respon-4BD/3BA. 2 -car gar S77S 1:20 Albert p1·•·._..,,o....,.tt""'1c_•_•_P_•_c_e_1_1_x--13 lion callers. Avoid •1-809-404-6462 slbla, flexible & able 52200 mo. 10 mo. 548 1103 or 720-S08l 1518 NP blvd, C.M . bankruptcy. FREE to carry out a range of $1699 3B0/2BA. 2 gar • Great loc & atmosp. con fl dent I a I he Ip tasks In order to run a S500 BO/BA. No Kit. ---------$175/mo. 553·1t15. NCCS. non-profit, II· SCHOOLS & household. Xlnt refer- Don, 434-2737 NEWPORT censed/bonded. 1· ences a must. Lv msg EACH 2669 800-955.0412. INSTRUCTION 3012 for Interview 513.0111. COSTA MESA 2124 B COMMERCIAL General ottic• For •1 BR 5825* LAND 2778 LOST & BECOME A MEDICAL Advertising Co. $8/hr . •2 Br, 1 Ba, h•e•. fenced yd, w/d hkup, gar, No Pets 2636 San1a Ana Ave.. Unit c. $900. 645-1020 TRANSCRIPTIONIST. Pho/computer skills . 2BR 2BA $725/Up FOUND 2925 Opportunity to work at Call Ernie 722·2841 Refrig & dishwuher 750sq.ft Forest Ave.. iiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii home or In office typ-lncl. 60x30 pool. No Lanuna Beach. Not *LOST* W it I i I d NEED MATURE MAN pets No fees No • t f t 51500, h e ma• ng or octors. Home to help malnteln le~se. 545-48.55 stree 4~~;1858 mo. cat. Blue eyesh. Apphrolx study. Free literature. home, yard & cars. 10moa. old. s ort a r. P.C.O.I .. Atlanta, Geor-10 hours/ week. Mon Exec townhome 3 Br, 2 Bd, 1 Ba, 1 car Vicinity of Oak/State gla. 1 ·800-362-7070 & Fri only. Must be GENERAL POLICY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without nouce. 1be publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor. reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement.. Please report any error tliai may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure eve~ing is clean and repaired. Q~.filot 2"'1 Be. avl. now. gar • s1.ooo. street.6/6.650-1893 Dept.VYG762. handy with tools. Sorry no pets. 51350 Small Studio near BUSINESS•-DOQ FOUND Mon-873·8372 ' .. --------!.::======ii:~~=======~ mo.+ dop. 642-9304 beac h -seoo. ex ... ·------··---------·· e 7 5 2 3 89 Agt rovla/191h, CM • smell 1• Newsroom H•fbor Realty FINANCE II brn shepherd mix, EMPLOYMENT Administrative ... , ..... ..,.... .... Ill .... , ......... 11com- _ ..... , I .... callHUO M·-•1·~·151G.ftr .... 'I ti .oc .......... CllHUDltCH·351l NEWPORT BEACH 673-4400 rope collar. 536-8480 Assistant 2169 Npt Hts Apt 2 Br, 1 LOST DOQ Thur1. 6/6. Personable, organ- 95 Near Cllff & Irvine. 1---------lzed lull-time news-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ba, pool, carpt, 57 BUSINESS Small Maltese female. EMPLOYMENT r o om a s s I s I an I 2Br 2B. Condo 2 C.r No pets. 738 Tustin needed to do wide va-' • Ave. 642-7658 FOR SALE 2900 9lbs. REWARD! Needs 5530 •••••••••I gar, AC. new carpel/ '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii medlceUon. 631·3358. '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rlety of duties In Dally HOUSES/ paint, w/d, pool. No i• I• Piiot newsroom. Ev- pet1. $1395 640-t529 ••••••••• Pool bua. owneri---------s35,000/Yr Income erythlng from enswer-CONDOS 3br 2b• BluHa Tnhm, MISCELLANEOUS retiring iupply, PERSONALS 3002 potentlal. Re<cflng Ing the phone to word POR SALE 1xc cond, 2-car gar, RENTALS malnt, retail, routes. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii books. Toll Free (1) proceHlng, from col· no peVsmk. $1575/mo $6001</gr-up 20% last 800-898-9778 Ext. A· lectlng surf & weether essoc. pool, 720-0307 2yrsl 1-800·288·66231,__.._.'WT'._.....,.._..-"'l 1361 for llttlngs. ~~~f 1:~r:,~~~~r:8usn~~~~: __..__ _______ , BllUI 5BD 4BA New. 1 GENERAL 1002 blk to bch. Gour kit. _RE_NT_ALS __ T_O ___ BUSINESS ••iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii!i~~ Y rly le as e. $2550. ooV4 FORECLOSED Avall 7/1. 723·8133 SHARE 2724 OPPORTUNITY hetnea tor pennlea ***BIO CANYON 2904 on $1. Delinquent Tax. Twnhme 3Bd 2.58a Lido lale Share 48rliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A•pos, REOt. Your Goll Course View. 2Ba HOUH. F/p, W/d. Area. Toll FrH 800-Pool/tennla. New No/emk, no drugs. ~INQI 101 Free 89&-9778 Ext. H-1361 paint, carpet & bllnd1. $435/mo. 723-1962 Govt grants & loans for current llttlng1. $2000/rno 840-5274 Room 533• mo. + to finance your small • "' buslnes1. For more QOV'T FORECLOSED lmm•o Lido l•I• 3Br HC. Non-1mk, Cotti Info call 91 &-&eS.-7 .. 79 HOTTEST X•X*X* Un••'""'• d At'"'" 1.69 LIVE ....... 1OD1 900-505-5050 800.7S9-4•ZO 818-758-9100 011-592-570.950 hom•• for pennlH 2~•Ba, frplc, 2-car gar, Mesa. Conv. loo.1_.,......,,.....,,....,.......,,,__,,.....,..-..,,-,.... on S1. Delinquent Tax, patios, t 11 Via Eboll. M/Fem. Dan 642·8695 AT TENT t ON 0 P---------=~ Aepot, REOa. Your S2300. 310-277-1583 Roommate to ahare PORTUNITY SEEK· T'ALK LIVE Ar•a. Toll FrH 800-/2 ERS. Make $10,000 14 .eN-9778 Ext. H·t398 Ocean View condo Bright, cute 2BD BA profit within t.he next MEET PRIV.a.~• v for current lltllngs. PenthH 2BO 28A. In COM. Remod. N/S 30 days, then $5,000/ "'' .... , p o o t /• pa It • n n I a • $550/mo. 760-8589. Wiik thereafter! Call Talk to someone on their $1875fmo. 648-1728. now fr" taped lnlor· private home phone. 18+. BALBOA matlon 1 ·800·995-Ona-On-One IS• •Uft 1006 COMMERCIAL 0796 eitl8168 lnves-1..aog...540-5172 •wu••miuiiiiiiiiiiii!i•IAPARTMENTS REAilsTATE toraS lnternatlonal. 1=7~172 ~rime ••Ibo• lale FOR RENT Local Vending Rt• So. baytmt. 380/•8A. Caah Income. Over Men .. C-.b .share pier. OWnr. agt, 20 prime loeetlons. 1-809-474-3173 bft(r, co-op. 873'7647• -------BUSINESS OFFICE eoo-e7 e-tee3 Romance _........__ ____ ,CORONA POI JlENT 2789 1 ______ 1-D-4744171 . CDl!TIRY LOT/ DEL MAR 2622 o•n1Mtant~ ';=~~ avn 1225 --liliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Alt atudle •P•CH ANN un~1s MJtsOnlylrtHlf'lfl• 409 8UWMO :rea. 500at. S220/S240.I••·-----L.;.:;:;;:;.:::;.;;.;.;~;.;..;;....;.~~ 4 CeMetery Plota 28d 1.58a Fplc, lg CM erea. Avail 7/1. (together) H•rbor patlo, comm poot No, ___ M_s-_a_4_e_• __ -,-B-•-ro_N_AlS __ 3_00_2 PERSONAlS Lawn. lt7S each pet. $1050. 832-4818 ~ 3002 ~r•• ••ctlon. CUT• 2Bdrm 1 Ba ~ 113-7205 fp, w/d hk•up. NHr ~Wlo View Mern Pk ~ach and shopping. Nwpt 8ch plote ASCO 1150/mo. 700-1875. Lot 1M ocn w 11700 $40,000/Yr Income paced environment. potential. Home Phytlcal/Orug Screen- Typlstt/PC uHrs. Toll Ing required. Equal Free (1) 800-898-9778 opportunity employer. ex T-1361 for llttlngs. M /F/H/D . Send re- s4o,OOO/Yr Income sume to: Biii Lobdoll, pot•ntlal. Home Editor. Dally Piiot, 330 Typlstl/PC UHrs. Toll W. Bay St., Costa Free (1) 800-898-9778 Mesa, 92627. ex T-1381 for llstlngs. 0 ff I c • R • p/ i 4 0,000/Yr Income Cuatomer Service P otentlal H ome In COM. No exp. nee. • State Farm 723-4000 Typists/PC users. Toll 20-40 hrs week Free (t) 800-898-9778 ' IX T • 1398 for llttlngs. POST AL A GOV'T JOBS S21/HOUR +BENEFITS DRIVERS 1tt year .. m NO EXP Will TRAIN S32 -s .. o,ooo +. 3 ~+Into 11•-e.t7-tll91 y1ar1 OTA. 1 year flat-1,-.-........,....,,..-----bed required. (Class-A S m • I I w o m • n COL) More experience owned whle•I• oo; more payl Regional. Computer data entry, Heavy haul driver• gen off, well spoken, needed. Johnnie 1· phone manner•, &oo-637-4'407. Iv m•• 975-0432 URN $350/Wk IOCIAL WORKIAI Pan Tlme. Now Hiring H1rlng 124/Hr a.n.nt1 Myat•ry Shopper• On \hi lob &ralnlngApply For Local Storea. your., .. ~•1100 Free Producta.1 ________ _ t-3t7·78e-7oot EMPLOYMENT iacp'd Ho,.. Ai4iW SUVJCIS 5533 Adutl to IHCh 5-10yr old• to: ••ddte, beth•, I••••••••• and groom horees. •n • •n• l•m-12pm. 751-6317 Pie ... be aw.-lhat the Natlnge In thla cat• I .Have A Garag·e Sale! Coll The Pilot Classifieds at 642·5678 to place your Garage Sale Ad ! c I(] <., \ i r it d c 0 r T' r n LI n I ty r .. \ 0 I ~ t t; ) : ': . --:1==-~r.a· COSTA J4BSA 2824 EXPERIENCED STA.MP egory m.y require v<>u CONCRETE PERSON. to calf a 900 num1* ••nefll1, good op. 1n wh1ch thW9 ta a ~ortunlty, Northwest ctwuve pet m&nule O~on. Call t.eoo-1-----------136-1118 or wrtte: PO A8S EMBLI AATI 'L._...._ ______ _. ______________ _.~-- BOll 212•. OHltiart, CRAFTS. TOVS. jeW·.- •HO t It Month ctaan, tr; mtn oabln· ~. tllr, w.lll·ln citat, Hr bffeh/T~ Sq .............. Jennll9t M9-i 401 0.. 17139. elfy, 'WOOd Item•, 1yp-..... -.----------------....., ..... -------------. llliHINO COMPANIES ~ ~· :::": ' NOW HllUHO. 9',000 ycR# .... lllM • ._ eo 110.000 pet month per. "'" _.... cell lnt•rvtewera reacty. , .. oo .. i1-eoo1, t• Call. 642-5678. MMUll lnCtuclM OW9f "'!: ,IO .,,..,.. ,_._,....,. _____ _ ""'°" more. ........,. =--==~ Put a fevv w to vvork .... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 ~ 1996 r TODAY'S CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE ...... TIDSPOITITION •BO•tfD-Aiiiiiilii&IOii8ii5I LINCOLN ••t ...,._ Aooord '•• Uncroln Maril VU ••~ Te~ta Tetoel 4 •x 4 dr. auto, IOaded, Orig. owner. ,36•600 dr, auto, -'c· 28k mll, HIC mll, burgandy, ml 811 leather. JS w h It•, S 8, 4 15 0 By own.ES GOftN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HllSCH BOATS 7011 11lnt. $8,950 909-735· iound ayatem; poal· 909-135-6269 Corona • 8269 Coron• live cractlon. $7,900. ACROSS 1 Now 6 Serpen1S" 10-t.uck 14 Wotship 51 Actor RobarOI 52 5'>1•1 !13 Rocll-concet\ need Anohora 43 lb, cqr -------1 Call 644·2270 ,_V_O_L_V_0__,,,__1111_2_3_0 1350. 40 lb Oanf()(fh DVTntDAI 9090 • PREVIOUS PUZZU SOl.VfO ASLEEP AT TUE WHEEL 56 AclrNI Lanchester 51 Very hard $200, acuba tank orvu ----------------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r0ueat.andst.artaspade. '100• 8715'8128 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil14ERCEDES 9130 '81OL4Dr. 9odan 15 Meiclean 00tn IS Woodwind North-Sout.b vulnerable. East deala. eclarer rulli'-..1, drew lrump1 in Hardtop Shook •loo CARS FOR '2110· Gov· Or"' ownr, Ort con<I. eu boat 14000 /OBO. ernment aelzed and -v /OBO three rounds and caahed the ace 840-8329. aurplu1 trucks, boats, •93 Morcodoa 9onz ::~~kn~~15~~5-1740: 11 North Amencan rabbit 19 Soll dflnk 20 Mineral 21 Factory 22 Paci<. ral candy 60 Prompls 61 Modulo NORnf • 1084 ~AK8S OA2 and king of cluba. Next came the ,..,,..___,,__ _____ ,.. computer•. more. 180D Orey. a claHlC kd 66"'~l""2 five of diamonds and a careJe11 On 9 "0 '0 Mooring & Local area. Call for In· tor the collector. w aya ..,.. ""' · 62 Augusta's state 63 Exam Well 'ollowed wa'th the four. small boat at end of formaUon. 1-800·304· $3400/0BO. Call •' 43rd It., Bal Penn. 0134 e><t. 2001 64 Pr1Ge lci.ols 65 Grmy •J 108. Warned by the double that East s1200. Jim 673·8508. · 573.9041. VOLXSWAGEN 9235 woa void in diam onda. declarer ----------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 23 Depend (on) 24 Unlortunalo 26 '"The Old -DOWN WEST •KJ 52 QVoid 0 KJ1098• •75 3 EAST 6AQ978S played the two from dummy and, as •---------ISUZU 9100 ·~gn303~JDse!1~r~r, ,71 SUPERBUQ Red/ axpected won the tn·ck. W1'th •he POWER BOATS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil b d " • extras super con • White converllbl• Bucker 29 Leaning Tower St1e 1 Me1uc::an sandwich 2 Sc::cnt (;:) 1052 O Void •Q962 ruffing finesse in clubs taking care 7012 '87 lauzu Troop•r II S 5 5 O o . e v • 1/ Rutored like new:• of a losing diamond, declarer was liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 75k miles, origin al wk n d •: 8 7 S·\140. 642-9574 30 Hold hgtlt 3 -on be too fond of able lo hold t.he diamond losers to '88 16 .,. FT Wahoo owner, red, $6,500 wkdaya: 860-1992. one and the slam rolled home. Note (8. Whaler) 70hp-VRO Call 850-1769. 31 Tra11els 10 pul on shows in small towns 37 Diroclor Clair 4 Lou11re 6°1218 C lt?6,Unolldl'...,,•~I• SOUTH •Void QQJ978• O Q8763 •AK t.hat if West covers the firat dia· Johnson. EZ loader ----------1 ANTIQUES & mond lead with the alx, declarer •':9~gder,9e~~~ JEEP 9110 MITSUBISHI 9145 CLASSICS 38 Oul ol 1he way 39 Newscaster Hunlley 40 Highest rank 1n a certain youlh orgamzalton 42 Greek Queen of tho ~ods 43 Oes1qner Chnsltan - 44 Fat 45 Hiiiary's cooquesl 49 Beloved 14 olf enng 5 Petty olftCers 6 Appropnately 7 Close 11ghlty 8 Greek teller 9 Tho sun 10 Not wlClespread 11 Overhead 12 Moles OUI 13 "Two -Before lho Mast" 18 Nono 22 Argument 23 Ward olf 24 Certain Asian 25 Valuable Qual11y 45 Expel 26 Mooster 46 Worth 27 Region 47 Curvy 28 Monarch tellers 29 Eart1e1 48 Cook (meal) 31 Foondaoon 49 Mortgages. e.g. 32 Ncckwear SO Com spike 33 Yellow pigment 52 Branch 34 Os111chlike 53 Similar bird 54 Heal 35 En1erta1nmon1 55 Quarry mOQul Gnff1n 57 Protrudo Jo Remarn 58 Sanla -: 41 Eve's garden dosort wind 44 Se1<1ghos 59 Ballery srzo ~--,~ ... 8---9-10 II 12 13 The biddtnfi: EAST SOUTII S• 41:> Pua Pa•• Dbl Pa" WEST NORTH 4NT Db1 5• 81:> PaH Palu Opening lead: 1\vo of• must concede two diamond tricks for down one. Would a low diamond lead have defeated the cont.ract'? No. Declarer plays low from dummy and the same position as above arises, except that declarer can ruff two diamonds on the table. Even the king of diamonda is to no avail. Although East ruffs away the ace, SAIL BOATS 7014 WE PAY CASH For good used Sabots & boat equipment. Minney'• Yacht Sur· plus, 1500 Old New-port Blvd. 549-4192 declarer can djspoee of one diamond •--------- loser by setting up a club and two can be ruffed in dummy! MARINE SLIPS DOCKS 7022 Npt Beach front tie for 20· or less boat .. s1so '80 CHEROKEE 20R, •85 Mltaublahl Ml· 2WO, White, TNT win· rago 2 dr, auto, a/C, dowa, Lo mlles, Runs red, 18k mil. $6,750 greatll $8300/0BO. 909·735·6269 Corona Must sell! S49·8833 9250 1950 Pl~mouth Busl· nesa man's coupe. $39,000 original mlles. Xlnl cond. 2nd owner $4900 548-2030 CLASSIFIED It's the resource you SAAB 91851--------- can count on to sell a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AUTO PARTS myriad of merchan-•· REP 11 n1 9260 dlse Items, because ~ 1Ma our columns compel • 9 5 s a ab 9 00 SE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii qualllled buyers to turbo conv., Green w/ 1980 Ford Cargo calll black top, tan lthr Int., Van $2,750. 080 842·5878 under 1 o k m 11. Ask for Olnesh Shah. S36,000 obo 251·8951 ,_7_1_4-_5_7_4-4_2_6_7_. __ _ 17 Beware of playing reflexively at the table, especially if, in t.he process, you are following one of those bromides that do not always apply to specific circumstances. Wes t was caught napping on this deal, and it proved expensive. The moral: When the distribution is wild, bid one more rather than defend. A six-spade sacrifice by East-West would have been cheap by comparison. mo . Ca II Ch Ip -------------- 30 37 40 With no intention of defending four hearts, West decided to muddy the waters by bidding four no trump to ask for ace!'. Eaet'a pass over the double showed one. East made a Lightner double of six hearts to request an unusual lead, but West chose to ignore partner'• FURNITURE 6014 WANTED TO BUY 522·2301 8:30-6pm Learn to be a better bridfe I••••••••• player! Subscribe now to the AUTOMOBILES Goren Bridfe Letter by tallinf (800)'7~1225 for information. Or I•••••••• write to Goren Bridfe Letter, •---------P.O. Box "410, Chicago, ll.. 6068(). "410. BMW '85 BMW 7351 • Brown, xlnt cond, JEWELRY, FURS auto, orig owner. 6019 & ART 6025 1_s_s._oo_o_. 1_2_2._01_94_. __ Mo v Ing Sa Io sofa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '88 BMW 325 red, queen bed. dbl drsr L 0 0 k 1 n g _f 0 r a Diamond engage· loaded, w/sunrool, 1 Iron tbles/chalrs, costume, rhinestone, m•nt rlnn 1 7 carat owner, 11lnt cond., 85k barstools, rail an 1"choker necklace. • · · mil $8.450 642·5704 chairs + + . All items Old L & n ea r co Io r I es s, or new. arge Marquis appraised '90 BMW 525 5-spd llko new. 840·6111 s ma I I stones . 51 2,000 ' make offer white/tan. Crm puff. Quoon slzo aofa bod 873·584B 549-1185 67Kml, Sunrf. $17,000 Exe cond. $200. Old Colna, gold, sllver1---N-E_l_MA_N_S___ Call days, 673·0693 646·0898 Jewelry, Franklin Mini, eves/wknds. 642-6255 Sterling flatware, etc. Two limited edition Quo•n az beds $200. Steve 642.9448 days serigraphs , beaut -CAD--ILLA--C--- 9 - 0 - 4 - 0 Sofas $75-$400. Pine --------~-framed/matted. Seller Ent ctr. $2200. Prints RAMS Wanted Look· motivated! 759·5410. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $50· 150, Dish washer Ing for Rams Games ---------•• s 1 o o 7 6 o -8 1 7 7 and highlights on VHS Please call Sieve (818) 752·6982 MERCHANDISE Scott Kennedy Serigraph . Artists print. "Hans Dickman Boa1yard." 45"x 64" '80 El Dorado Blarrltz 350 V-8 Auto AJC, F/P, Good cond $1700 obo * 831·7149 * ·M·E·R·c·HAN-·0·1·s·E•IAPPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE 6014 MISC. 6015 Want to buy Whit• Bolllnl crib & $800 497·2019 --------- d r o • • • r . Ev• FORD 9075 841 ·8885 ---------l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PLANT SALE Citrus· W • PETS & 1" •••••••••I Konmoro Relrlg. 9 mos old. $400. Obo. ANTIQUES 714·721·9656. 60lO Maytag El•ctrlc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Dr If o r used . good cond. White S50 obo Top Dollar Paid! From 1 800·1 960. 1 pc to entire eslate. Paintings, ctllna. glsware, furn , otc. 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 Clasalfled Tho most comprehen· s1110 and current direc- tory of goods and ser· vices aroundl 646-3292 Washor/Dryer Oas Sto11e & Frig $145/ea. 714·646·5848. Whirlpool Waahor heavy duty, >Cini oond. White $175 General El•c. Oaa Dr11or, S50. runs well. West· lnghouse Refrlg. (used 3 mos.) white $275 72t·9145 ESTATE FURN: avocado (fruiting) 510. anted. Quality, used, 6049 Maplo dinette table w/ On/King palms-lg 510 chlldrens c~othes, l_n ANIMALS 4 choirs. Radlo/ptio· Herbs s 1 • cement good cond1tlon. W1ll liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nogroph, plays 33. 45, fountains S 110 bird pay cash. Please call and 78 spd. Bench · 714-856·9861 . and 2·dr cabinet end blhs s2o. 909-674·9422 table. 714-545·6768 9'X12' STORAGE --------- Furniture (!1 Dlicount SHED • XLNT CONDI FREE TO YOU 6022 Puro brod chocolate lab, 8 weeks. Family raised. Finest dogs. 494-0148 835-4242 High Qualily Wicker & $ 200 945· 1189 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ratten. See us Lasll Antique Iron bod Mov•d need a lovlng'·s-P_O_R_Tl __ N_G ___ _ WICKER WORLD misc floral supplies, hOfT!• 2·pet cats 1 yr 1125 Victoria St. f 10 w 8 r c 0 0 1 er . old. Very loveable & GOODS 6065 Costa Mesa 548·0202 875·0177 pretty I::> 721-1933. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call WHEELCHAIR Top 01 TRADE Classified the line. x1nt cond. New $500 Sell S 195. Today! c a11 5 48 ·8795 642·5678 (11:30am·1:30pm) through classiried 642-5678 GOLF CLUBS Tailor made style Iron set $150. Mtchng graphite (bubble) atyle woods $45/ea. 964-3182 1883 FORD BRONCO 4X4 In perfect cond. All power, leather. phone, tow pkg, rims/tires. Only 60k miles. $17K. 574-4247 or 646-9449 When you write a Cla~iricd ad, include all the foct~ :ind get the rc~ults you want. 6-'2·5678 Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa M.esa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 1 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this fonn with your credif card # or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your cor does not sell we'll run it for another week FREE! All for $1 o• -··--·--·------------------• I D YIS,5(Ll MY CM "'- ' Cnc1i1 Carel Owe CMsA ~ x • • ' bfl-- MG.I to OM Y l'lOf JJ0 w ..,.-, c..-. CA "621 /1141~<> Ml 171<11611..,,. ,,._,.,. o+I ""'-°'"" ,,._ .... ----------u•c;,.... o,.,,,.n-0 ... ..., c If.I c ,.._,...._ 1:1 r-..;ca.. .. ,.... .._ o,__~ a""-'c-·-0-0 -.. "'~ a ........... ..,..,....,.. o .. ~ oc..-~ u....,.._., o..-....... o c.... c,......_,-.. .;M-0 ..... ..., U-W- • s 10 '°' ... 1;,,.., s 1 oo -+> oMmotioi w ·---·-·············--------· ·sE·R·VI-C·E---1 ~L~~uc DIRECTORY CLEANING 3528 SERVICES CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL HOME CARF./ LEGAL 3548 GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 SERVICES 3760 SERVICES PAINTING 3858 PERSONAL 3 812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVI CE ROOFING 3910 3 86 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BAJ.BOA ROOFING CO ;Comm /Res /Reroof /Repair /Free Est /Reis Llc'd/lns 831·5081 -------•II CERAMIC e MARBLE Houaocloan•r Rel's, ACM CONSTRUCTON •QUALITY WORK• C•r•"'Olver For Elderly. BANKRUPTCIES lnstalf'n • f abrication Exp'd & depedable. Tennant Improvement HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc 10Yrs Exp. Local Refs. REASONABLE ACOUSTIC 20Yrs Exp • Licensed Apl's $35. Bl Wkly & Remodels • Com/Res Mrble/Carpel Bnd/lns Orlvlng/Shop/Oood Cookl Attornev·Proparod 1 ·800·346-9321 Wkly. Imelda 646·9277 L#415708 549·5770 L708279 722·7332 Chrlatlno 646-3735 Free Phone Consullallon iiCiiEJiiLiilNiiGiiSiiiiiiiiiiii3ii4ii08il L••kv Showers Rep'd 1-------... Regroutlng & lnstall'n L•undry & DryclHn AAA ACOUSTIC L#670130 Dean ol Tiie Fluff & Fold .70/lb NB BUILDING CONT -----------(T1 4) 744-9272 47Yrs. Design & Flnl1 h HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & can 1 help you? LAWN CARE 3808 MASSAGE 3830 C.L. Kirchner 723-5090 Pa1nt-::ipplled Remove· 673·8065 or 846·8526 • Free P/U & Delivery pa\c::h Toxluro lnl/Ol(I. =----=,,..-...,,._-=.....,...,.... 253Et7thStNrWinctlel S.J. Soo1tCon1tructlon •Paint/Carpentry• Ba•lc Yard Malnt L & B Therapy 962·5891 or 847·8905 Newport Tiie & Marble * 6 5 o .7 9 5 9 * Custom Home Builders Drywall and morel Lnwna, Cln·upa, Tree & Nutrition ln1/WC •W. P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P•lntlng Conlr•ctor Oual. painting by prof'ts Uc#602098. Ins. Free est. 645-3305 24Yrs Quality hinting TOUCHUPS. TOO 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor Uc# 280644 645·3209 YOUR PERSONAL ASSISTANTS Personal Girl Frldaya. Trustwonhy & Profes- sional. Eiccellenl refer- ences. 957·1705. PIANO & VOCAL LESSONS 3868 •SADLER ROOFING Licensed & Insured Free Est. All reroot guarantied. 878·5095 •THUNDER ROOPINO• For all of your roofing needs. Reroof/Repalr. Uc 6381 44 948-4122 CEILING MASTER ~la"e"H~;~:~;:an;r7~~~:1--------"" l lc#481954. Ref's . Small Jobs Oki Trim, Sprlnklrs, Aeralt, AN It.MT $ S 10 ff ,..., 714-875·7789 Gary 8 4 5-8277 That .... ""t-4422 Po..tl3 •142 massage. 722·9823 •Acoustic Removal• Showers/Counters/Firs -----0--R--I!--"''"" L..; .,, custom Te>11uro•Paln1 Natural Stone & M11ble MAID T O D R Semi Rttlred Contractor • TREES • QUALITY e CARE Summer Sp•cl•l•I 20Yra Exp. Xtril workmanship Fairs Ron-e45·2417 PIANO Beg.-Advanced REMODE NG RAINBOW Circle M•lnl. All ages-Teacher Cert. LI L1c'd Mark B38·7300 Fplc• t.645488 842·2214 lnsrd. Oecadea of exp.•---------Repalre, lmprovemenl1, MOVING 3834 Speolzlng NB/COM DRYWALL sm joba. Quallty/lnlegrlty T•"""'••••e. Law111, $5/offl 7 19 ·878B SERVICE 3584 I care, Ken 842·1770 ........,.. 751-i!tt78 •liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARPENTRY 3510 CHILD CARE 3536 WE CLEANS Onl1liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REMODELS carp, plbg, Lawn Servlc•. Mow/ PUBLIC NOTICE P1inllng·lnVEJ1I Hou11/Ap1 Entertainment Avail. & ADDITIONS 3916 Quallly job. Free est. Jennller 840.8889 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii L#569897 838·888B ---------Farthing 1ntorlore Kitchen, Bath, Remodels Rm Addlllon1 Visa/MC l#560875 873·1212 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Vac•nt Proportl••· B&K Llcl585180 paint. tlte, tile, stucco, & edge/sod/sprlnklera/ The Calif. Publlc Utlll· Carl M1nlrt P1lntlng PLASTER Incl: Carpeta/Wlndowa All phase1. No Job 100 roofing. MORGAN cln-up. Al 888·2718 ties Commission RE· lnt/E11t•Full Service REPAIR 3880 H•nd11m•n/R•model LICENSID~DAYCAAE Minor Repairs & Morel sml. Acoustic removal, Uc'd. Ph#850·328t Ive msg or call after S QUIRES that all uaed Qual•Refs•10~ Oft iiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Additions, Bath. Kitch Loli of TLC & Funl * 714-530·2883 * elc. 714·240·1158 Moblle 11'403·1385 QARDENINO Reliable houaehold goods U356096 '133·8048 Pl••t•r/Stuoco P•lohl·S-P_R_IN_"_"'l:!_R_S __ 3_9_2_1 Fire-Water Damage Pediatric CPR & 111 Aid & Quality Work at mover1 print their .....,_......,..._.,,....,,,..!"'!"!"~.,.,.,,,.1 JU..t; Elec, Plumb, & Paint Meals/anacks lncld AH•i---------•·--------Ho~ R•p•lr/Remod•I reasonable rates. P.U.C. Cal T number; CARUANA PAINTING ·Serving So Co 25Yfl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newpon area. lmmed retH FT/PT 984'-1740 CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 Coals Mela/Newport Ed Barrett 548·3371 llmoa and chaufleura lnVE111. Very low, low Llc,,326864 24Hr1 SPRINKLER RePAIR Page 714·227·8122 25 Y•ar• ••P· print their T.C.P. num-prices. Free E1t. Bnd/lns 714·554·7831 Valve .. Headi•Tlm• DOORS RtmodeleHarct .. ait ---------MASONRY 3557liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jim 831·2480 qrHn Scene Landscpng ber In all advertise· L528484 714.993.2734 clocl<i. asvrs Local Exp. C I S CLEANING Small Job EXPERT /Masonry /Irrigation ments. If you have a , --------,.--J h 8 282 2831 Trim• ab nets• lucco Dune11n l!lectrlc /Trimming /Removal• queatlon abOut the 1 .. CHUNG S PAINTING PLUMBING 3890 o n urr • Orywtl L.562731 35Yis tllP SERVICES 3548 Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie Local/Quick ReaponH HAULING 3720 Clean.ups • Maintenance gallty of a mover, llmo 20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlcel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------- Jerry 842·0567 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cone, Pallo, Driveway Ll275870 850•7042 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lll'S99025 88CMU09 or chauffeur, call: Ouar work. FrH Est. WALL A to z HANDYMAN A TOUCH OF CLASS Fplc, BBOa. Rel. 25 Vr,_________ Ltlnd1ca ... "•modeUnt Public UtllltlH Llcll'375602 536-1534 THE LOCAL PLUM81R INSTALUREF~CE CABINETS Cleaning. Res/Comm Exp. Tarry 557•7584 S~~;~ foc:,nt~~:r~lat JUNK To TIM DUMP Verd tune up/malntenace, Commlaalon IMEMLD PAINTING ·I James E. Bangert Co .• COV!JUNGS 1<11chens, balhl, doors, Uc/Bonded. Free Eat. •CEMENT WORK• F 1714-968-1812) l1nd1c ....... '11tl11lc de•""n. 714-558-4151 vr.-W'""'I /Tll Since 1947 3932 an•• LI n h I•• SP a Wiii h•ul wha• Truh ·-.. " In ~t. -paper • Fr: ...... ly s~"ce•lnaur-" windows. Doug 546-7258 Tere1a 282·7143 PLAIN/STAMPED DemaMElectric&45-3658 • Con1ractor1c21-eo..ooe. Dibernardo'• Moving Frff Ht/R•f110yra •lip "''"' .,,,, .., Brick/Stone/Tiie/Biock Man won't! 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