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Home My WebLink About1996-06-14 - Orange Coast Pilotr SP ORTS Wagner new director of Seni,or Classic Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 LOO For Daily Pilot Design-An-Ad Contest WIIlilers It's that time of year to .fuss over budgets :• Police Department will benefit in proposed Costa ·Mesa budget. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Regardless of how salary negotiations tum out, the city's police and fire departments are expect- ed to receive a $1 .3 million increase when the City Council approves the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Among other things, the money will · enable the city to add a senior police offi- cer ~tion, provide full year funding for eight police positions added last year and boost a fund that will go toward replacing outdated Fire Department equipment. In his introductory message, Qty Man- ager Allan Roeder also expects police per- sonnel to receive an extra $550,000, which will be spent on merit raises and a reclas- sification study of sworn officers. However, city officials insist the figure is only an esti- mate, since negotiations between the city and police union have not begun. "Several years ago, the City Council made crime prevention its No. 1 priority," said Mayor Joe Erickson. "I fhink you'll see that our crime rate has decreased again during the last budget year. We support our Police Department, we want them to have the latest equipment and we want them to be paid fairly." Preliminary estimates give the city a budget of $73 million for the upcoming fiscal year. During a budget study ses- sion earlier this week, the council set several matters aside for separate discus- sion . Topics range from how much mon- ey should be set aside for deciding the fate of "Moon Park" to what percentage • SEE BUDGET PAGE 6 THE BUDGETS AT A GLANCE .. OTY Of COSTA MESA. • Ol'ERATIWG ~ $63.4 million • CAPITAL~ $9.5 million • TOTAL~ $73 million •POLICE PllOl'ECTION: $22 million • Fm PR01'ECnON: $9 million • OTHER lltaJC SAFEY SERVICES: $3.2 million • PUBLIC SARTY TOTAL: $34.2 million NOTE: all figures are preliminary esti- mates. I NEWPORJ.MESA UNIFIED • TOTAL ANNUAL BUDGn Roughly $90 million • EXPECTED SHORTFALL. 1996-97: $1 .9 million • PLAN OF ACTION: The school district plans tG drop its reserve fund to 2 % and hire fewer teachers. ··························-····· 2 LESSON PLANS, 2 RESULTS While high test scores come easy ~t Andersen Elementary, Sonora students face a bigger struggle By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot B lake Dillion quickly slides his eyeglasses above the bridge of bis nose. lbe spectacles are a distract- ing.nuisance with just 15 sec- onds to double check bis math quiz answers. His fifth-grade cohort, Matt New- come, is sitting at the small, wooden desk to bis left, an intense look on his face as he rapidly checks bis own scrib- bled answers. A small cluster of class- mates are watching the duo, who have abdicated their 20 minutes of recess to retake an early-morning math test. u Alright. That's it," says teacher Lynn Dundas, who glances at her watch, then walks over and collects their work. The boys take a collective deep breath, smile and disappear out the side door to shoot a few hoops on the Andersen Elemen- tary play- -~~·c;····· ·· · • · ground before class TWOSOfOOLS A THREE-MRT SERIES • THURSDAY: A look at the differences between facllltfes • TODAY: Inside two fifth11rade classrooms • SAlURD'AY: How fund. raising differs between two communities resumes. •These are very highly motivated kids," Dun- das says dur- ing a break between social studies and computer lessons. "lb.is •••••••••••••••••• is th.eir tiDle, •Newport-Mesa Unified School District planning to dip into reserves to cover deficit. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Two weeks before the 1996-97 budget deadline, school officials are planning to close a $1.9 million projected shortfall by cut- ting the district's reserves and hiring fewer teachers next fall. Two weeks ago, Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School District officials reported the anticipated deficit -which they attrib- uted to a general increase in costs and teachers pay-to school board members. This week, Chief Financial Officer Mike Fine said the district will slash its reserve fund from 3% of the total general fund budget-about $3 million -to 2%. Fine said the district will also hire nine fewer teachers to make up the difference. hlfe 13 new teachers, but at this point we will only be hiring four," Fine said. While he said he doesn't expect the reduction to affect elementary class sizes, some high school classes may grow next year. · "Some of our secondary schools are staffed above our published (1 to 29.5) teacher-student ratio," ·he said. "We're not proposing changmg that, but if a school is below that, we would bring them up to that ratio." The reserve fund cut, however, would drop Newport-Mesa Unified below the 3% level required by state law. · Fine said that won't be a problem because a $5 million endowment from The Irvine Co. -used by the district for "The $1.9 million assumes we ~· ~""' • SEE DISTRICT PAGE 6 Vien Tran pauses dur- ing a geom- etry test at Sonora Ele- mentary School. The school ls 36% Latino, 35% white, 25% Asian and 2% Ahican American. ges demands apology Of union • He also seeks review of city Civil Service Board's procedures in wake of inv~stigation that accused him of improper contact. By Carolyn M iller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT Bl:ACH -Mayor John Hedges is demanding an apology from the ranking police officers· union, who he says attacked bis reputation by seek- ing an investigation of the mayor. Hedges was cleared last month b}i the county district attorney's office of any wTOngdo- mg after a probe into whether he improperly contacted members of the city's Civil Service Board fol- lowing a police officer's person- nel hearing. The Newport Beach Police Management Association requested the investigation. ln a letter sent to the Police Management Association thi5 week, the mayor chastised the uruon's actions, calling them •reckless and reprehensible.• Hedges said he was the target of "false accusations of misconduct and anonymous complaints.• and they're choosing to go back and do better just for the sake of doing better." MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOl Teacher Lynn Dundas leads a discussion during.history class at Andersen Elementary School in Newport Beach. Hedges also charges in the let- ter that members of the associa- bon and possibly the Civil Ser- vice Board "were mstrumental in either orchestrating or exploiting the baseless attack on my reputa- tion, and those of the chief of police and the City Council." The mayor has asked city staff to investigate communications between the Civil Service Board and the union relating to discipli- nary hearings, and to ,develop guidelines for the board's conduct during hearings. The tests Blake and Matt perlected is a new Andersen "back-to-basics" move- ment. Dubbed "Math Masters," the three-minute tests are distributed in dif- ferent levels and test students on basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. The two didn't pass the test in the morning, so they gave up recess to prove they knew the answers. Such devotion is not unusual for Andersen students, says ---------------~ I \ P I \ QASSIFIED 10 POLICE FILES 2 prindpal'Tom Carr. •lb.is community places a great emphasis on education. A lot of the dif- ference is the drive of the corrununity. A lot of it is the high ability of the kids here,• he says. Andersen has consistently excelled at academics, most times receiving the highest standardized test scores in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. Just two years ago, Andersen students scored higher on the now-defunct Cali- fornia ~a.ming Assessment System test than any of the 4,700 elementary schools in California. Nearly one-fifth of its students are enrolled in the district's GATE program for gifted students. Such distinctions haven't gone unno- ticed. val starting Sunday and continuing until June 23. For times, PUBLIC NOTI~ES 8 RVE WAYS 10 SPEND YOUR WEEKEND dates and venues, call 160-1881. SPORTS 7 TIMEOUT 3 \ \ I \ I 11 I Ii ~ your dod think the .... ,.. and .. on you' Let~...,,,,... Nm writ a rea1'Y nJoe rm;;..-.._,._=- wffJMnd '°he mn ... )'Oii io Ute bd galJW. S.Wl ....... 2 -------------- Carr received more than 30 transfer requests this year from students at other Newport-Mesa schools who want to attend Andersen -a huge growth from the six filed one year ago. And most of the requesting students want the same kind of basic mstruct.Jon Dundas' fifth grade class receives. • SEE TALE PAGE 2 Hedges said he wrote the let- ter to the police management union to bring closure to the issue with respect to the association. "They shouldn't Just feel they • SEE HEDGES PAGE 8 lion: 435-4043. 4 JAZZ SERIES: Contem- porary Jazz artist Keiko Matsui will perform two concerts, at 7 and 9 p .m . Fri- available at Ticketmaster and the Hyatt Newporter. information: 650- UVE. day at the Hyatt New porter hotel in New· port Beach. Totyo-bofb Mettul'• lat· ........... . .. . ti RUOAY, JUNE 14, 1996 A·181e-·Of···-.... -~-_;_:-----;-...'..-....;_--......... ---N-•_•_pon_~ ___ ..... __ 0au_ly_P_llot_ ~--~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~· TWO SOIOOLS . TALE CONTINUED F.ROM 1 Her small classroom. down a small comdor to the right of the computer lab, bteeds learning. The walls &ay it all. One ta.ckable wall is devoted exclusively to writing. A giant papier mache tree branches out to include individual student clipboards containing the writing pc»Uolios of each student. A sedes of posters on the wall ~lain the writing process and offfl' several helpful pointers. One wall displays Vincent Van GQgh-esque chalk drawings from the school's •Meet the Masters• art program. A mobile book rack in the back of the room contains she1ves of encyclopedias, the- sauruses and dictionaries for stu- dent reseArch. The class of 32 students is pniJ>aring fot an American histo- ry test, gathering in small gtoups to {eSearch answers for a probing study guide Dundas has pre- pared. Q lbe week before, Dundas levied •taxes• on her students to help them empathize with the early American colonists. Sud- deilly one day she began charg- ing the students credits for going to t,he bathroom, getting a drink of water, using the trash can. The students had no warning and no say in their •taxes." And they didn't like it. But by charg- ing the taxes without explaining the lesson first, Dundas forced ber students to feel the same re~ons the colonists felt -out- rage, contempt, frustration. i\cross Upper Newport Bay, fifth gtaders at Sonora Elemen- tary School are also studying the American Revolution. A fan quietly exhales in the back of the hot classroom while teacher Peggy Roberts reads the social studies textbook as the stu- dents follow along. Every few paragraphs she stQps mid-sen- tence and asks a student to finish the thought, just to make sure everyone is paying attention. MARC MARTIN I OAllY PILOT A fifth-grader in Peggy Roberts' Sonora classroom works on a Macintosh CD·ROM computer against a backdrop of posten promoting learning and creativity. There is one CD-ROM computer Jn each classroom at Sonora. compared with two 1n each classroom at Andersen. r--------------------------------------~-------------------------------------------~ students learn at home, Dundas says. she says. "Now I can't get them to sit down. It's one of their favorite things and it really helps with their self ..esteem and their communication skills." I I I I I I I () I) I ( I .. \ " I I " I ..... ( () H I ..... The bookshelves contain stacks of National Geographic magazines from Roberts' person- al collection, along with outdated reading books she picked up from the school library's discards this year. ,. At one point, Roberts asks her students how they would feel about taxation without represen- tation. A few respond, but not as readily as the Andersen students. Like many Costa Mesa schools, Sonora Elementary struggles to maintain mediocre test scores. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T he former California Leaming Assessment System was a performance-ba.sed evalua-. tion of students' reading, writing and math skills. The test was bued on a six-point evaluation scale, with a "4 • or higher reprefl4!Ilting a full, working undentanding of con- cepts. Though the state discontinued the test in 1995, lt wu tbe lut CCJlbparable standard- ized test taken by Newport-Mesa Unified School District ltUdentL Dilbid aftidals have Like Dundas' classroom, Roberts' also has a stack of refer- ence books, though the set of encyclopedias is missing four main volumes. Roberts is quick to offer encouraging words to her stu- dents, even when they offer the wrong answer. She peppers her favorite pet name -Sweetie - into almost every conversation. ~ot yet compiled results of a.ssess:ment tests taken this year. Though students have not tak- en standardized tests -to com- pare with schools across the dis- trict, state and country -in sev- etal years, the last reliable Cali- fornia Leaming Assessment Test showed Sonora students scores were simply average. For most Newport Beach schools, above-average scores are the norm. Why the difference, Newport- Mesa parents ask? If the curriculum is the same, if the provided materials are the same and if the teachers are equally qualified, why the differ- ence? "It has more to do with the poverty level than with ethnici- ty,• said Eleanor Andersen, the district's director of curriculum and assessment "Poor students have fewer advantages." a 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 80% . 83% About 15% of Sonora's stu- dent population are enrolled in a federally funded pr0gtam called TIUe I, which provides extra cash to schools with educationally dis- advantaged children. The money i$ used to supplement the chil- dren's instruction and must be concentrated in low income area schools, according to federal guidelines. "There'are a whole complex of things that are going to cause students to learn well in school," says Superintendent Mac Bernd. "You have to talk about the sup- port the student has from family. "Students are going to do bet- ter in reading in elementary schools if their parents read to them at home," he says. •And parents who have more time to do that because they're not eng~ged in work a.re going to have the opportunity to read to them.· dents come from working-class families, who spend more time on the job than with their chil- dren, their teachers are often forced to pick up the slack. Pilot c;oltl4•UA VOL to, NO. 132 tMOMAS H. JOtMON, • Pubftsher , wauw LOIDILL Editor 1 1111\11 ....... • Managing Editor : -YOKOI. Oty Editor , MM9C IMlmlt, Photo Editor • w•m:nrt : DndOr of Opetdonl ,, IAlll'I 081 ...... I a.6f'led MINgtf "LNMICM••ON. . . "°'·--· : ""'IOO ltWt, eontroner ,,__,,~PN l'ra ...... .....,,,,. : CAM."""'~ and . ~ I ,, ••IMO-' MOTUNI t·142~ ,, • ...,..,.. ... ebo&lt °" ~ lf'!lt f/I MW1 =bit,.-... :......... .• a Since many Costa Mesa stu- In addition to the district- requued cwrlculum, Roberts spends a lot of class time cover- wiui.m Lobdell. 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To help build self-esteem, Roberts encourages her students to deliver speeches to their class- mates -mostly in the form of a sales pitch. The ki.ds often perlorm indi- vidual, one-minute commercials, trying to sell everything from bats and hair products to choco- late and stuffed animals. •This is the Jorge Moose,· says Jorge Gonzalez, displaying a shiny silver bottle. •u is so greal It'll make your hair so shiny, so smooth, so manageable. Just look at mine." Principal Steve Pavich says the encouragement is desperate- ly needed for most students at Sonora, where basic skills instruction is critical. "Some of our children enter Sonora never having gone to school before," he says, adding that some sixth gtaders still read at a tbird-gtade level. "Sometimes I think it's a mira- cle to bring them up two or three grade levels. I think the teachers on this side of town are senSitive to that more because that's what they deal with," he says. Q Out of Sonora's 610 students, three have requested transfers to Harbor View Elementary school in Newport Beach next year, according to school district records. The transfer trend is not exclusive to Sonora. ing subjects that aren't as needed in Newport Beach classrooms. He runs a hand over his smooth, jet-black hair and cocks his eyebrows in a debonW-man- ner. The class erupts into laugh- ter. . Last year 68 students trans- ferred into Harbor View, the only school east of Upper Newport Bay with space. School officials say most of the transfers are from Costa Mesa schools interested in additional class offerings provid- ed at Harbor View by the Parent Faculty Organization. Many concerned parents are just now learning what school offidals say they've known for a long time -parent involvement is often the most important factor in a successful school. Roberts routinely teaches from a "Discover" book, containing lessons of a more social nature. At school, Sonora students learn how to build self-esteem, identify drug abuse in the-family and practice decision-making skills -many of the lessons Andersen "It's only $5," he continues. foot southwest swell. T1DIS TODAY Flnt low 3:271,m. -0.3 Am high 9'.Ala.m. 3.7 Second low 2:J7 p.m. 1.9 Second high 1:51 p.m. 5.9 SATURDAY Antlow 4;02a.m. -0.5 Antt\'9h 10:27 a.m. 3.7 S«ond low 3:11 p.m. 2.0 Second high t'.2J p.m. S.t .. "Buy now and you get a free Jorge comb." Roberts has noticed an improvement. •At thebeginningoftheyear they didn't want to get up at all,• • SATURDA~ How fund-raising differs between two communities. j j s Swfllne..,,. COSTA~ tnkfortodlly • 2200 Wodr of hdftc Av.ue: A thief popped out Not much but the re.tr drlwr's side window of• bfu. 1986 truc:k, wind waves In placed the window on the dr1wr's teat and stole a CD sight until Friday playw Ind sppken. 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Newport &e.ch/Cosca Mesa Daily Pilot FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1996 Think twice before diScarding those tuna sandwiches . ., • l I f you have ever aupervtsed tion Center in Orange, a non-name. their premises. handled carrot sticks and tuna , ) children eating their lunch on profit food~ which uses mil-Fortunately, the center attracts "We expect to collect 250,000 sandwiches. ~' the schoolyard, then you have lions of pounds of healthy food a dedicated volunteer staff wh9 pounds of food for the FDC over •Tuan.ks, but no thanks,• he . witnessed food being wasted in otherwise earmarked for the facilitate these kinds of alter-those two months,• said Tom said shaking his bead. I knew • its most creative forum. landfill to feed our area's hungty. ations and help the center Markel, President of Imperial what be was thinking. .~ I have seen tuna sandwiches "Over two and a half million achieve its goal of feeding almost Credit Advisers and chairman of "Cooties.• ., => squ~ezed into marble-sized balls pounds of food are wasted each half of the 400,000 residents in this year's "Independence from • ·· r and sneaked into pockets for lat-month in Orange County," need. They reach these people Hunger" campaign. . er disposal. I watched.a boy drop explained the center's founder by channeling their food through I suggested where he might his carrot ~ticks through the and Costa Mesa resident Dan 280 local charities, such as Share pick up a whole lot of slightly wooden slilts of the lunch table Hamey. "Much of it is discarded Our Selves, Street People In • PEGGY NORMANDIN is a Costa Mes;f"9 resident. Her column runs Frida~ "~ · one by one and then with his because of approaching expira-Need and the Orange Coast soccer-trained foot scoot the pile tion dates, packaging defects or Interfaith Shelter. toward the girl next to him. peggy appearance." (A direct reference In addition to the donations Most teachers and parents to my leftovers, I suppose.) from food handlers, the center make valiant attempts to inter-normandin The Food Distribution Center occasionally taps into the corpo- cept unwanted food before it hits takes advantage of the flaws rate conscience. the trash and reassign it to a which render these products use-Next month, the center kicks more appreciative cla'ssmate. Food waste is no easier to con-less to markets and distributors. off its second annual •Jndepen- But, as we all know, food from trol in my own home. I am As an example, he cited the dence from Hunger" corporate another kid's lunch bag almost ashamed that I have disposed of recent shipment of a populai food drive in which more than always has cooties. perfectly good leftovers because I cereal donat¢ because the box-100 prominent Orange County- Short of assigning each child a knew they bad no future at my es contained a small toy give-based businesses will compete to brown bag probation officer. it dinner table or pitched some away, which had proved a poten-· collect the most canned and seems there is little we can do to items, which I overzealously pur-tial hazard d~g field testing. packaged goods. Throughout impact a schoolyard tradition, chased in bulk at The Price Oub. The manufacturer stipulated only July and August the employees which dates back to the days Not everyone is as careless as that the center remove all the of these community-minded when my mother used to pack I am. Several weeks ago, I small toys from the contents and companies will deposit their con- me baked bean sandwiches on enjoyed the privilege of touring repackage the,cereal to disasso-tributions into an "Independence wQ.ite bread. Orange County's Food Distribu-date it from its original brand from Hunger" barrel placed on American LegiOn flag :fetireffient ceremony tonight •The formal service at the Newport Harbor post is a tradition on Flag Day. By Kathleen Haney, Daily Pilot BALBOA PENINSULA -After their bright colors fade and their seJvice is through, flags are laid to rest just like people, said Bob Car- olan, first vice commander of the Newport Harbor American Legion Post 291 . vice commander, second vice commander and sergeant at arms. , "Usually the sergeant at arms ~rings only one old flag around to ~ch of the officers and asks if it is ready for retirement,• Carolan said. •After each of them says yes, the flag is brought to a special fire pit and ignited symbolically. "This act is called the 'disposal of unserviceable flags,'• be said: ·"We never use the word 'burned' because that would be disrespect- ful .• After the flag has been ignited, the American Legion's firing squad fires off a round of gun salutes to the old flag, Carolan said. After that, the rest of the old flags are disposed of at a mortu- ary to be ignited and laid to rest. uusually there are 100 to 200 flags that we receive during the year that ar~ retired on Flag Day,• he said. "The actual ceremony for the one flag, though, is very for- mal and symbolic.• The ceremony tonight is free and open to the public. VvHO CARES AsouT Yol !r~ H~A'._TH? S !tap e-11 f1 tJEWPORl 6 WEEKS FOR $69 Trial Membership Full Service, No Restrictions. Personal Traini119 Specials Alao Available Every Flag Day at sundown, a formal flag ceremony called the "Retirement of Old Colors" pffici- ates the end of service for flags that the American Legion or local U.S. post offices have collected throughout the year. . The local ceremony is sched- uled tonight at 8 p.m. at American Legion Post 291 on 15th Street. The ceremony will be conducted by the post's commander, first ~At-Ease ... . . women's & home store • n1versary , Selected Savings from 30°/o to 80°/o off our coflectioris of: ZANELLA • BARRY BRICKEN RANDY KEMPER • RALPH LAUREN BOBBY JO.NES • GRUPPO CAROLE WANG AND MANY OTHERS •oownrs GOLF• At dit Ntwport 8nd C"'f U..rst 3100 lmnt Awnut, ~ bh, 0. 92tl60 71+.a52-86t¥1 Fashion Island • Newport Beach (714) 759-7985 I• I) ' •i ' .1 'I 2 I ,J :: ' l l I I ~ .1 ~ t ' > . ~ . . , . ,) , " ' .# , ' . ' I ) . ' ~ I I • I > I * .. I• t . . 1 • FRJOAY, JUNE 14, 1996 .. Students prove dramatic, award-winning"as school year ends 'TWICE UPON A TIME' Students from Kaiser Elemen- tary School and Newport Heights Elementary School will perform an original musical, "twice Upon A Time,• at Newport Harbor High School auditorium. tee. Festivities will inclu,de Open- ing and Closing Ceremonies, torch run. music, track and field events, games, crafts and lunch. ture contest. Her name is Dlem Ngo. We went to Launch Pad. Launch Pad ls a science discovery center. The musical, written and directed by, Cyndy Branson- Waller, is thdstory of famous fairy tale charat:teis who become fed up with their pastel existence and nee from their plots to hit the hip streets of New York. Students in all grades will have the opportunity to participate in the events and everyone will receive recognition. Parent and community volun- teers are needed to make the day a success. Please contact the school at 556-3187 if you can help. Adams School is located at 2850 Clubhou se Rd., Costa Mesa. After winter break, we went whale watching with our study buddies in March. For our study of ancient civilizations, we made sarcophagi and masks. We made our masks out of plaster of pans. We also made coffins of Egyptian mummies. Ml. Helman entered our art into the Youth Expo. Everybody got first place. Kaiser students will perform at 7 p .m. tonight and at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Newport Heights stu- dents performed a t 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 13 and will per- form again at 5 p.m. on Saturday. -CHRIS CAMERON, Adams School Cultural Awareness Committee In May we had the "dig." The dig is a simulation of a real arche- ological dig. Everyone thought our culture was interesting. "Your culture is one of the most original and interesting that I have ever seen,• said Mr. Wotta, a sixth grade teacher. The dig was a big success for our class. We narrowly beat Mr. Wotta's class by 15 points. SONORA ELEMENTARY Tickets are available on either campus in advance or at the door. Students have been rehearsing their roles for the past two months. Some of the stude nts in these performances been in Ms. Branson-Waller's Newport-M esa Theater Group for as long as five years. This year in Ms. Helman'• sixth grade clus, we have been very active and doing many fun and exciting things. In the begm- ning of the year, our class entered a contest sponsored by the Los Angeles TI.mes and Ad.ray's. 1lrls contest was held during Christ- mas time. The subject for this essay was what do you want for Christmas? . On June 3, most of the sixth graders left for our trip to Catali- na. Right after Catalina is the DARE Pair. We also have our beach party. Then the big day arrives I ADAMS ELEMENTARY Adams School will be holding an Olympics Field Day event on Monday, June 17, sponsored by lhe Cultural Awareness Commit- The essays were to be printed in a special section in the L.A. Times. 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Jobi COSTA MESA HIGH SOtOOl On Tuesday, June 4 at 7 p.m., the Costa Mesa High School Band, under the direction of Mrs. Sandy GUboe, presented its annual Pops Concert. The concert took place in the Lyceum at Costa Mesa Hlgh School. During the concert, Wahn.art presented the band a check for $4,000 -a combination of a dona- tion from Walmart and funds raised by band members through a raffle of a big screen TV obtained through Sam's Club. Costa Mesa High School PTSA presented Honorary Service Awards to three deserving indi- viduals in recognition of their out- standing service to youth. Judi Taylor, a parent volunteer at CMHS, received the Continuing Service Award. Mr. Jon Undfon, the driving force behind the out- standing clioirs at Mesa, was r------_ ------1 N!!__r1 Jlr111 ( )utle t I 70% OtT of What? North Carolina deep discount prices at a Southern C~fornia address. HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230East 17th St., Costa Mesa We're Puffin' awarded an Honorary Service Award while the Very Special Person Award wu given posthu- mously to Coach J..on Fergmon. All three individuals have made significant contributions to the CMHS community. The first Mustang Recognition Night was held recently to honor student achievement. Receiving medallions were: Samutha Daw, English Depa$ent1 Geoff Kem, V1Sual Arts1 Brian Witt, Mathematics; AJ But, Foreign Language; Bric Solll, Exceptional Effort; Stephen Moore, Perform- ing Artsi Lynn Whitman, Voca- tiQnal Tecbnology1 Domlnlc Nguyen, Social Science; Mlm1 Klro Klro, ESL; Dominic Nguyen, Science; Udla Ortega, Ubrary Science;· Josh Halvenon, Boys' P.E.; and Brlfaln Milewski, Girls' P.E. In addition to the medallions, 48 students received acade · recognition with the awarding Academic Letters or pins. S dents that had previously earn Academic Letters received p · for maintAining at least a 3, grade average. CongratulaUo students I ' I ' I I CALINDAR FOR JUNE . • -.. 7: ,_hint Show, 7 p.m. In the~ ....... 'Ill Senior' AwMis N~ MSp.m. CM Commu- nity Cenlllr • ,.. U: High School choir conmrt 7·p.m. In tn. Lrceum .,...,lc.lllCQl•wllte June 11: Gr.tuatlon Cere- monies. 6 p.m. at Orange ~~ e.1d dlNetor, Md""""' ..... pan!flt L-----~------J------------ Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions. buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITICM'ION AND TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, work-oots ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS 's • a ABu~ In Your Ear! ORANGE COUNTY ·COSTA MESA .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. • • • • • "' • t t • ,. , ,. ,, • ' • ,, " ,, • " ~ ,. ,. ,, ~ • .. • .. • • • Newpon Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil0< Man stabbed hy stranger in car A 26-year-old Costa Mesa man was reportedly stabbed several times when he tried to get a stranger out of his car Thursday, police said. Richard Snider's stab wounds were not life threatening, and be was reported in good condi- tion at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana after the 7:45 a.m. incident. Snider was on his way to work when he came out to his car and saw a small, silver com- pact car blocking his vehicle, which was parked in a car port in the 2700 block of Peterson Place, police said. One man was reportedly in Snider's car, while two other men sat in the silver car, police said. Police say Snider was stabbed by one of the men in the silver car several times after he tried to remove the man that was inside his own car. The three men then left in the silver car. No arrests have been made in connection with the stabbing. Woman attacked, choked in park restroom A 21-year-old Stanton woman was sent to Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian on Thursday after a man allegedly tried to strangle her in the women's bathroom at Victo- ria Park in Costa Mesa, police TIRED OF PHEN/FEN ADS? Phen/Fen diets don 't work unless combined with nutrition & behavior modification as well as ·an exercise program . Don't waste time and money on wej@t loss prPJPJlms that don't meet the standards and hj@ g11ali1v care established by the American Society of Bariatric Phvsicians. ROBERT SMOll. M.D. & BARBARA SMOll. M.D . Newport Bariatric Center, Inc. T TtlOnty Board Certified Bariatric Physicians in Southern California •Members of the American Society of Bariatric Physicians We offer the most up-to-date treatments an d medications available. CaD ~iJr a free~ Ask about our 2 iJr 1 spedal! .We Care! 714-673-8586 2345 E. Pacific Coast Hwy., Ste. 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Sunflower Avenue South Coast Dove ~elf:=:: . -------, .. ~' s-c.. °""' 1m 1 nu 73 Metro Pointe across from South Coast Plaza (Bear St. and South Coast Dr.) (714) 556-2333 , ' I w-.: •11•1 ............... ,.:...,,, ....... . illHMc.a.. ....... , ... nw111.1 ..... ,. ...... n..~ ........... ,... t • • • • • - ' ' All.ANTA ~ COHR. VA ROCtM.lE.11> OM BAOOl(. IL NORlltROOt(. ft. SCHAlJMStRi; l tOJSTf* ·SAN NfTCNO AUSTlt f(Wrt QTM ARLHlT~ TX DM:l.AS . .. '· • .. • g> FRIDAY, JUNE 14. 1996 DISTRICT CONTINUED FROM 1 supplies, materials and other instructional needs -will count ~ard that reserve level to bring the district into compliance. •When you add all those things together, from the state's perspec- tive we will meet the guidelines,• tle said. ·From a more practical PersJ>ective, we will have less to jail back on in an emergency.• Those emergencies do happen. Just last week the county reported a flood of property tax refunds from the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa areas, resulting in $1 million less in the district's 1995-96 ending balance. • The school district relies on 'Property taxes for nearly all of its tun~g. "There's nothing I can do with two weeks left in the school year,• Fine said. "When the county tells you in the last two weeks of the school year that you're not going to receive $1 million, it's not the best way to run a business. H Fine said the property tax loss will be offset by the fact that the district has been able to keep its spending down, about $1.2 mil- lion under budget this year. The district's tentative budget for the 1996-97 year will be pre- sented to school board members June 25 for approval. The final budget must be approved by Aug. 31 after property tax rev- enue for 1995-96 is finalized. RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dollar Cove11 Morel 1922 HARtOR BLVD., COSTA MESA · 5"48· 1156 BUDGET CONTINUED FROM 1 ol the total operating budget should go into the city's reseives. Local resident Ernie Feeney is also con- cerned about a proposal to pay U>.e Orange County Human Relations Com- mission $3,500 to mediate at the Costa Mesa Job Center. It's an idea that Feeney thi.n1's does not make sense. •Costa Mesa police officers have been through sensitivity training classes," said Feeney. "We also have our own human relations cornrruttee. I think it would be a duplication of effort to PC\Y a county agency when we have our own.• Also part of the budget talks is the issue of "Moon Park." Although it may be reviewed Monday, the park situation will likely not be resolved until later this summer, after neighborhood residents have had a chance to discuss their feelings. A group of residents have enoouraged the • Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEAU ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO city to take the a!IDel1t mom out ct SUburtM ~ claiming the moml blocks parent's views d children plAyinq 00 tba ~ tot lots. Oly ctfidal9 also say cbfJdren playing on thecanent moon hequenUy fall and hurt thamelves. Other residents and members of a local Cub Scout troop say the park -which bas come to be known as '"Moon Park" - would not be the same without its landmark. Removing the cement moon is one option the council will ultimately consider. Under anotherp]an. the city would build a new sitting area m the park so that parents will no Jooger have their view d playing c:bildren edip>ed. Demolition would cost $15,000 while construction of a new play area would carry a $5,000 price tag. The prellmlnary budget has allocated $5,000, but there is another request for an additional $10,000, Commu- nity Services Director Keith Van Holt said. Other elements slated for discussion during the budget bearing: • Should the city pay membership fees to join the Orange County Airport Authority? • Should the city -which expects a net revenue increase of $375,000 -boost its reserve to reflect the increase? HEDGES . . CONTINUED FROM 1 can go off and make reckless accusations with impunity,• Hedges said. "Apparently, they feel abov.e any contact or apology which would be, at a minimum, a coura- geous act."· The Newport Beach Police Management . Association, which represents the city's higher-ranking sworn officers, sought investigations into whether both Hedges and Police Chief Bob McDonell improperly contacted Civil Service Board members after an appeal hearing last February. At that hearing, the board overtu!11ed disciplinary action imposed by Chief McDonell against a police officer acrused of drinking in a bar while still on duty. 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Fred Heinecke, president of the police manage- ment union. ·we feel we did what we were obligated to do,• Heinecke said. "We feel it's time to put this to rest and move onto the future, and continue to provide police seJVice to our community.· McDonell said that while he sympa- thizes with Hedges' frustration over the case, he also wants to put the matter to rest. "I think it becomes distracting, but it's like anything else in life, you get through it," McDonell said. The chief said he continues to have d good working relationship with the police management association. ·we are like a family, H McDonell said "It doesn't mean we don't care for each oth- er, we can disagree.• I , \ I -~ .. EYE-OPENER Senior Classic finds new director •mow [ -:_ -.:~~ QUOTE OF THE DAY ·since celling the ldd.s. u · ~ very rough dealing wilh the q/tl!TSlwcla .. • -MATT WHIT'MORE ON lllS RFSIGNA170N S&IELOW SPORTS IDITOI IOGER CARLSON. 642-4330, ext. W . • ,. GOLF Wagner new director at Senior Oassi~ richard dunn Vn1ual slam dunk • Wagner named as third director in thret1 years; replaces Michael Carey. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Stephen Wagner, who found a niche sell- ing and marketing caddie bibs for those on the Senior PGA Tour, was officially announced as the new tournament director of the Toohiba Senior Oas.sic on Thursday at the Newport Beach Country Cub. Wagner, whose appointment to replace Michael Carey had been confirmed last week, is one of the rare tournament directors to have come from the sponsor- ship side of the Senior Tour, as opposed to the tournament end. He becomes the tournament's third director in three years, following Carey and Don Andersen (1 995). Bob Neely, founder and presi- dent of International Sports and Event Marketing, the organizer and management wing of the Toshiba Senior Classic, announced his new tournament director during an lSM conier- ence that awarded $15,000 checks to each of three charities. Wagner, a veteran of 21 years in the golf business, comes to ISM after serving as president of his own furn, Wagner Golf Interna- tional, which provides products and services for a variety of Senior Tour events and high-pro- file charity tournaments. Wagner Golf International was one of only two companies grant- ed membership last year into the Senior PGA Tour Sponsor's Asso- ciation. Wagner will travel to Michigan with Neely next month when the Senior Tour conducts its biannual meeting of executive directors and tournament directors at the Ford Senior Players Champi- onship in Dearborn, where ISM and Toshiba will officially receive its playing dates for next year's Senior Classic at NBCC. Unofficially, the tournament is scheduled for March 10-16. Neely and Wagner will report- edly meet with Toshiba officials today to discuss a contract exten- sion. Toshiba's contract runs through next year. Wagner, an ISM consultant for the past month, started the Cad- dies' Club in Columbus, Ohio, in 1981. Caddies wear company logos on their sleeves, hats and pants during corporate outings and Senior Tour events. HWe found out that customers have no problems asking caddies questions -and caddies will tell y9u some great stories -but cus- tomers might be a little (hesitant) to ask the pros," Wagner said. "A company can buy off caddies, and as far as I know, we're the only ones doing that. All the caddies and the pros, of course, have to approve 1t. You can't sell Hyatt, for example, if somebody already is sponsored by Marriott." Wagner, a high school golf coach while doing graduate work at Pufdue University in 1975, also has a background in manage- ment, having earned increasing responsibilities with Consolidated Freightways, serving as Vice President of Sales and Marketing. ·we are looking forward to a long, productive relationship, and feel (Wagner) can help us make the Toshiba Senior Classic an even more spectacular event with this sales and marketing baclc- ground, • Neely said in a pre- pared statement. MARC MAR11N I DAILY PILO'T Stephen Wagner will be laking over as the new tournament director of the Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach C.C. Carey, who joined the ISM staff to direct the Se nior Classic this year, was reportedly relieved of his duties last Friday •to make I the event more progressive and more profitable for the charities in the ensumg years,• according to Neely. vanguard men/ '995-1996 Kevin Carlson grabs historical national title a5CC Senior captures national title in the high . jump; leads basketball team on surprising run to the GSAC semifinals. By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Kevin Carl- son made his last season at Southern California College one to remember. Another 1 1/2 inches and be would have bad a shot at making it an Olympic Summer. The 6-foot-3 senior capped the year by earning All-Ameri- can honors with a win in the high jump at the NAIA Outdoor National Traclc and Field Cham- pionships. lt was the fust nation- . al title for an sec athlete in 22 years. He set a school record along the way with a leap of 7-3 at the UC Riverside Invitational - which was just short of the qual- ifying height that would have given him a chance to make the U.S. Summer Olympic team. Carlson also was a standout in basketball, earning first-team All-Golden State Athletic Con- ference honors as the Van- guards advanced to the semifi- nals of the GSAC Conference Tournament before falling to Westmont in the semifinals. For his efforts, Carlson was named the school's Male Ath- lete of the Year. Basketball: The Vanguards were a pleasant surprise for Coach Bill Reynolds who notched his 300th victory along the way to a 20-11 season. Reynolds, m his 15th year (still only a walk-on) was named the Newcomer, Badorek All-CIF • CdM and Newport volleyball standouts are third·team selections. Corona del Mar High boys volleyball setter Derek New- comer, the Newport- Mesa Dis· trict Player of the Year, and Sea View League Co-Most Valuable Player Wes 8adorelc from Newcomer Newport Harbor, have been named thlrd·team All·ClP Southern Section Dtvilion t. Newcomer, a lel\ior bound for UC Suita Cru&, keyed the Sea Kings attack all season , earning first-team all-league laurels, bis second straight all- district recognition and a spot in Friday's Orange County All-Star match. Badorek, a 6.-foot-6 outside hitter who will contin· ue his career at UC Santa Borb4ra, was a force at the net for Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors. Badornk was also o two-time all-<liltrid cho1c:e and started for the-North ln the Orange Coun~ All.Star lbOwcue. conierence's Coach of the Year for the fourth time. SCC went 9-5 in the GSAC, finishing in a second-place tie. One of the highlights of the year was a mid-season victory over Azusa-Pacific, which was No. 3 in the NAIA national rankings at the time. Carlson, who suffered a shoulder injury in the Azusa game, still managed to finish as the seventh-leading scorer in the GSAC with a 16-point aver- age. Track and Field: Larry Hol- land also earned All-American honors by finishing third in the marathon at Nationals. He cov- ered the 26.2-mile course in 2:36 which was also a school record. Marathoner Tun Hardin, high jumper Brian Carlson and 1,500- meter specialist Jason Schaefer also qualified for Nationals. Cross Country: Schaefer led the way as the Vanguards fin- ished in 25th at the Cross Coun- try National Championships held at the University of Wiscon- sin. Schaefer was the 103rd run- ner to cross the finish line, cov- ering the BK course in 27:22. Hardin was right on his heels in 119th and Holland was 154th. Tennis: It was a banner year for the tennis team which fin. ished 11th in the national rank- . ings and· had the doubles tan- dem of David Robbins and Ryan Lewis make it to the serrufinals at Nationals before losing to the eventual champion. The duo, which also claimed the GSAC doubles title, were the first Vanguard men's tennis players ever to earn first-team All-American honors. They fin· ished the season ranked as the No. 3 doubles team m the nation . Mattias Johnansson. the Van- guards' No. 1 singles player all season, earned first-team All- GSAC honors. Baseball: SCC has definitely seen better days on the dia- KATSUYA RAINONE I 0.<\l.Y PILOT Basketball Coach Bill Reynolds (above) ponders alternatives while (below, left) Kevin Carlson ls intent upon his defensive assignment as Ila Borders (below) waits her tum. mond, but they seemed to be finding some consistency toward the end of the sedson under first-year Coach Kevm Kasper. A late upsurge pushed the Vanguards over the double-dig- it mark in the win column as they finished 12-34. Two-year starting pitcher aa Borders was the big story, mak- ing the switch to nuddle relief for her junior year. She's still waiting for news whether this will be the year she aclueves her dream of playing pro ball Borders apparently was not taken m the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft, but as of press time she was still hold- ing out hopes of signing a free- agent contract. Soccer: Fullback Peter Schumerth and nudfielder Kevin Villar were both named first-team All-GSAC whtle goalie Brent Rogers was a sec- ond-team pick. For the record - April Munroe was involved in an accident on May 16. ( ., tr.ATSUYA RAINONE I DAil Y Pl.OT Whitmore, Nelson leaving the Mustan~: • Whitmore leaving swim teams for Edison; Nelson ends one-year run With softball team. ly 8eny ,.,.,. Dllily Pilot COSTA MBSA -Matt Whit· ..., Co.ta ...... Hlgb'I ~ IDd ........ ., ........ eoech. • .......,,.., 1'bullckj be ...... to~ • IMdl· mg poiltkm ....... Hlgb. wblle M9M ...... CDeCb c.r- illt Nallan d .-......... AtblJMle l*W way llDw• lllCl 1111u11My. .. . .. , ... "' swimming the J>6Sl two SH· sons. doubling up with the bOys this spring. He also coached Mesa's frOlh-eopb water ~ team last tall and was pawed over for the vacant vanity job When Brian Kreuaump ~andwu~by .allWlt SCOtt llay)Of, a walk- oo. • 1 jUlt tbiDll; BdiloD ... bM· ........ far .. to bl.. Mid Wbltmon, WbO llMI. .. glltl swtmmtng pn19am to a p6lt af tblnl-',Plam ...,_ m lbe Pd· ic COMt ........ Mlla'I ..,. 1w• ...... ao......swaa ................ ~ ............... FRJDAY, JUNE 1~ 1996 JUNE23 ARIUVN.. PMTY TWIN Ml.MS RESTAURANT JP.M. ~IEAOf PUTS OUT THE WELCOME MATI BANQUET INfOllMATlOtt: 263-0727 r---------------------------------------------------, Irrelevant XXI ' THIMMOVIE mlwant week's big move this ~r to Newport Center and Fllhlon Island seems to have scored a la~ hit wtth ~ lnYofved -~~ With the new locations for the annual Antval P.tY a TradttJOoal News Conference on Opening Day SundaY June 23 at the l\Ntn Palms, the All- Starr lireetest Sports Banquet in the World ~ nlaht. June 26, at the~~ ind the dimatk fesdvil flNle. the Pub Crawt, on F..well ~June 28. Fashion Island's finest SuP,er Seloolv hllW rallied to the cause for the Cr.wt With El Torfto1 Wotfaang Pucb;· the Hard Rock Cafe, "'Mul· doon's and the Twin Palms all promis-l~ to go all out to entertain and charm thi IW21 celebrants. One biQ Improvement In the Pub Crawl this ye« is tfiat it will be a Walk Crawl with no long bus rides nee-~ between stops. It's going to be the Foot Parade partv of therri all with a giant gurcte rope to lead the happy crawlers from pub to pub. I I I I I I I I I I I '---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~---': ~---------------------------------------------------~ For all the 1narbles • Cards and Yanks to play for Pony Division title in Newport East Little League Saturday. NEWPORT BEACH -The Yankees and the Cardinals will be squaring off at least one more time this Saturday as they battle tor the Pony Division title of the Newport East Uttle League in the finals of the dou- ble-elimination tournament. The Yankees, unbeaten. in tournament play, can win the championship with a win in the 10 a.m . game. U the Caidina1s win, the two teams would play one more game for the cbampionsbip. The Yankees, who finished in second-place to the Cardi- nals in the regular season, C their nemisis something to · about last week with a 12-2 upset victory. Ryan Jetton had three bits to lead the way and Alex Swanson added two bits and pitched two-hit ball to pick up the win. The Cardinals, who have been stalwarts on defense all season, committed eight errors ill the game. Carlo Perea and David Northup had the only hits for the Cardinals. Five teams were left in the playoffs at the beginning of this week's play. The other three teams were the Ns1 Red ScD and Dodgers. la.. recep: YukMI 13, Red Sox 8 The Red Sox led 4-2 after three Innings, but then the roof fell 1n behind an imp~sive Yankee hitting barrage that eliminated the Red Sox. Erle Snell, Jetton, Ned Algeo, Josh Yelsey and David Richardson all bad two hits. One of Snell's was his first home run of the season. Dodgen 12, A'I 7 Dodgen 15, A:s H Mickie McClung had four hits and Sean Fenton and Gar- rett Gentry each added three to power the Dodgers past the A's. The win kept the Dodgers' title hopes alive and set up a rematch with the ft:s. The second game was a wild ride with the Dodgers pulling out their second win of the week over the A's with a run in the bottom of the seventh inning. Bryan Gray went 4 for 4 with a double and Mickie McClung and Jason Kurtz each had three hits. Derek Loe reached twice on two singles. Dre w Hoeven and John DiCesare each bad two hits for the A's. Cardinali 2•, Dodgen t t The Carclinals and Dodgers then met for the right to play the Yankees for the ch4mpi· onship. The game was much closer than the score indicated. The Dodgers actually led 8-7 in the top of the fl\Jrd, but the Cards scored five runs in the bottom half of the inning and six more in the fourth to put the game out of reach. Northup, who finished with four bits, got the Cards rolling with a three-tun homer, his first of the year, as they jumped out to a 5-1 lead after one. The Dodgers pushed across six runs in the second inning and the two teams were tied 7 • 7 after two. David Knecht and Perea had three hits apiece while Jon Schrank. David Mittman and Kabir Thind chipped in two each. Card1nala 10, Dodgen 0 Knecht pitched six shutout innings, alfowing just four bits and striking out eight, upping · his record to 10-2. Na 15, Red Sox 14 After rallying to pull even, 14-14 in the top of the seventh, the Ns pushed across the game winner on a Kurtz single in the home)lalf of the frame. 204nlm3! 103 MZ.07 7 LAGUNA NIGUEL 27932 S. La Paz Rd .. Ste. 943-3231 IRYINE 14220 Culver Dr. 889-9841 10034Adams "" ese2 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC .NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC'S PUBLIC NOTICES on 4/6/95, Fiie No. F642497 under the above Deed of son ivy which constitute a clal usted tiene un plazo de FOR FURTHER INFORMA· PERTAINING TO Have you 11aned doing 93110 I business yet? Yes, 9/86 ~·· PUBLIC NOTICES Roland Johnny, 1t66 Trust was recorded on No· menace to the publlc 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS TION ON THE ABOVE AP· TAXICABS, business yet? yes, 15 May This business 'Is con· Harle·Brownlee & Assoc. '"========= PUBLIC NOTICE North Rosedale Ave., vember 2r. l995, as lnstru· health; para presentar una re· PltCATIONS, TELEPHONE AMBULANCES AND 1996 dueled by: a generol part· Inc., Sheldon Harte, Prest· 1,, 1101. Glendale, CA 91201 ment No. l995052l686 in !D) Rubbish. refuse and apuesta esc::rlta a maquina 754·5245 OR CALL AT THE VEHICLES FOR Alexendra P. Petersen nershlp dent ---c-n-.-13-8-0-2-3-0---1 Emll Neshanlan, 25185 lhe Official Records or Or· dirt upon parkways and en esta cone. OFFICE OF THE PLAN· HIRE This statement was filed Have you S1aned doing This statement was filed STATEMENT OF Oak Canyon Ln. Lake For· ange County California sidewalks. and rubbish and Una c::arta o una llamada NING DIVISION, ROOM S b ct di· with the County Clerk or business yet? no with the County Clerk of est, CA 92630 The followlng amo~nts refuse upon private prop· telefonlca no le ofrecera 200, 77 FAIR DRIVE, 1 1 od ~ad or thU~h ~as Orange County on 5-2 1·96 Sydney Larsen Ornnge County on 6-3·96 ' ' ABANDONMENT OF This buslneu Is con· represeol the tOlal amount erty; and proteccion; su resJ)l.lesta COSTA MESA. CALIFOR· ~ r M~y 1~ • 1 d ay 10083884051 This stalemenl was filed 19963685228 USE OF FICTITIOUS ducted by I general part· of the unpaid baldnce of WHEREAS, In th• fudg. esrlla a maquina Uene que NIA. · do ad' h ' n was Dally Pilot May 31, June 7, wilh the County Clerk of Daily Pilot Juno 14, 21, 28, BUSINESS NAME nershlp lhe obligahon secured by ment ol the City Councrt, cumplir con las formal!-Published Newport ~unf' 1~ 1 • lOth day 01 14 21 1996 f406 Orange County on 5·24·96 July 5 1996 f437 The following persons 10083686068 the above-descnbed prop-said conditions conslitute a dades legates apropladas Beach·Costa Mesa Dally A.YES. COUNCIL ' ' HUl83884408 · ·have abandoned the use of This statement wa.s filed erty to be sold and the esll· publlc:: nuisance and ahould Ii usted quiere que la cone Pilot June 14, 1996. MEMBERS· HEDGES PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pilot May 31. June 7, PUBLIC NOTICE the Fictitious Business with the County Clerk ol mate of cost expenses be abated as such pursu-esc::uche su caso. F430 • • 14 21 1996 13971--------- Name: a) Commons Apart· Oran 8 Count on 6•11.96 and advances' as of the ant to lhe provisions of SI usted no presenla su PUBLIC NOTICE DEBAY, OLOVER, ED· Fictitious Busln•H • • Fictitious Busln•H menls, b) Manchester D 11 gP1 1 J Y 14 21 28 time of the 1nillal publica· Chapter 10.48 of the New· respuesta a tlempo, puede WARDS 1 WATT , Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Court. c) Willow Grove, a Y 1 9°""' une • F •34x· lion of this notice of sate: port.Beach Municipal pe~der el caso, y le pueden NOTICE OF O'NEIL, COX The followlng persons are The lollow1ng persons are 11490 Von Karman Ave .. July 5. 1 "" 4 Unpaid balance of Coda. qu11ar au salario, su dinero No EI co u N c 1 L doing business as: The Fictitious BuslneH doing business as: Ofl11te Newpon Be~ch, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE princlpal $245.900.00 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT y otras cosas de . ~u PROPOSED MEMBERS: NONE MedfaCom Group. 3711 Name Statement Resources, ~52 Mang1um The Flcllllous Business Interest and tato RESOLVED: propledad sin aviso ad1c10· BANK MERGER AaSENT COUNCIL Sea Cliff Or., Santa Ana. The following persons are Drive, Huntington Beach. ·" Name referred to above NOTICE OF fees $15,908.50 Section 1. The City Coun· nal por parte de la cone. Notice Is hereby given CA 92704 doing business as: AGO & CA 92649 .• was filed on August 18. TRUSTEE'S SALES Costs Sl,441.16 ell hereby determines and Exlsten otros requlsltos le-that The Bank of Orange MEMBER~• NONI! Pat Crockell, 3711 Sea Associates, 721 Larkspur Elvlra Moore. 5652 Man· 1995. In the County of Or· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Trustee Fees 597000 declares that the weeds gales. Puede que usted County, fountain Valley, MAYOR. John W . Ctltf Dr .. Santa Ana, CA Ave Corona del Mar CA grum Drive. Hunllng1on • n g e. 0 r I g In al Fi I e u N 0 ER A 0 EE D 0 F Impound Fees N/A And other conditions d• qulera Hamar a un abogado Cahfornla ties made al>' Hedges 92704 92625 · Beach. CA 92649 '!"o.F655681 TRUST DATED DECEM· Maintenance Fees scribed above which exist lnmedlatamente. St no plication to the Federal D• c 1 Ty c LE R K: Lff Greene. 1278 Glen· Raymond G. Olis, 721 Robert D .. Mooce,. 5652 Lyon/Radav Associates, II, BER ;4 1993. UNLESS S4,800.00 upon the streets, alleys, conoce a un aboga~o posit Insurance Corpo<a· LeVonn. M. HarkleH neyre St., Laguna Beach. Larkspur Ave .. Corona del Mangrum Drive, Huntington 4490 Vqn Karman Avenue. YOU TAKE ACTION TO TOTAL AMOUNT sldewalkS, parkw~ys and puede Hamar a un servieto tlon, Waahlngt~n. D.C. The entire lext Is available CA 92651 Mar. CA 92625 Beacn, CA 92649 T~ls -Newpon Beach, CA 92660 PROTECT YOUR PROP· 5269.019.66 p~lvate prope~ within the de referencla de abogados 20429 IOf' its written coo-tor review In the CH Pam Abrahamsson, 332 Nancy R. Otis. 721 Larks· business 1s c~ucted by ldenhflc::allon of Panners of ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT The Trustee will require City 11e a public nuisance. o a una or1cma de ayuda sent to merge with Orange Y forest Ave .. Ste 23. Laguna pur Ave Corona del Mar husband and wile Lyon/Aedev Associates ll, A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU proof of aMty 10 bid. and Section 2. Said public nul· legal (vea el direclorio tele· Bancorp, Fou!'tain Valley, Clerk'• office ol the City of Beach, "A 92651 CA 9262·5 ' Have you started doing (I) Lyon Realty, Inc .. a Cal· NEED AN EXPLANATION requires cash or cashier's sances must be abated by lonlco). California. This notice Is Newpon Beach. This business ls con· This business 11 con· business yet? Yes. 5/1/96 llornla corporation, 4490 OF THE NATURE OF 'THE checks from a federally In· the destruction or removal · CASE NUMBER published pursuant to Sec> Published Newport duct~ by: a general pen· ducted by: husband and Elvira Moore Von Karman Avenue. New· PROCEEDING AGAINST sured Institution ., e con-thereof, and all owners of (Numero del Caso) tion 18(c) ol the Federal Beech·Costa Mesa Dally nersh1p wile This statement was Ille<! port Beach, CA 92660, (2) YOU YOU SHOULD CON· dttlon of bidding. property on which such 301300 Oepo111 Insurance Ac1. Arry Pilol June 14, 1996. Have you atoned doing Have you started doing with the County Clerk or tJA No. 1 (Redev) LP. a TACT A LAWVER Th4' undersigned was ap-public nulsancH exist Th and dd f petson wishing to com· · F429 buslne11 yet? No business yet? Yea 1•1•98 Orange County on 6-10-96 'Calllornla flmlled parl· Notice 11 hereb lven pointed and subsflluted as shall. Without delar, de· 8 name a ress 0 ment on this appllcallon Pat Crockan Raymond G Olla' 19903885089 'herehlp, 4490 Von Karman that on Mondo YJuP 1 t rustee under the above stroy or remove al such the court Is: (El nombre Y may Ille hit/her comments PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• alalement was flied Thfs state~ent was filed Dally Piiot June 14 21 28 Avamie. Newport Beach, 1996 at 10.00 A,·M al or: Deed of Trust by 0 Subatl· publlc nuisances or such dlrecclon de la corta es) In writing with the Regional with the County Clark of with the County Clerk 01 July 5 1996 ' i 440 CA 92660 an e Cou~t M~nicl al tutlon ol Trustee dated No· work wlll be done by the ORANGE COUNTY CEN· Director of the Federal D• ORDINANCE Orange County on 6·11·96 Orange County on 5-31•96 ----·------- Thia business Is con· Co~n Harbo/Judiclal &s. vember 15, 1995, and re-City, In which case the cost TAAL MUNICIPAL COURT, posit Insurance Corpo_ra· 00-21 10993688085 10083885077 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by a general part· trlct 4so1 Jamboree Road corded May ~4. 1996, as of such work will be as-700 Civic Center Drive tlon at Its Regional Office AN ORDINANCE Dally Pilot June 14, 21, 28, O II p·1 I J 7 14 21 nershlp • · t n s t rum• n t N 0 sassed upon the lands w S C at 25 Ecker Street, Suite OF TH .. C _, J 1 5 1996 f 4 8 8 Y 10 une • • · Flc11tlous Business Lyon/Redev Associates. II. Newf:rt Beach, CA 92660· 19960263164 In the Otflclai from which, and/or In the 851• anta Ana, A 92701 2300, San Francisco, Call-... 1 •' u Y · 4 28, 1996 F423 Name Statement a CaUfornla genera.I pan-soul east entrance (clos~st Records of Ora e Count , front ~ rear of which The name, address, and fornla 94105 before pro-COUNCIL OF THE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons aro nersh~ B~ l.JR No 1 10 Birch StrHI), In the City c f'f 1 ng y such nu1Sances shall have lelephone number of plain-cesslnn of the ennllcation CITY OF doing business as: The ' · · of Newport Beach County a' orn a. tiff al ill ... .... N"""'PORT B .. "C (RED L ., a. California of Orange Stale oi Calllor· This Notice 11 given In been destroyed or r• s attorney, or pl nt has been .completed. Pro-..... ...... H Fictitious BuslneH Fictitious Busln•H Ocean Engineenng Group hmtled partnership. By: The nla, CAALiSLE MORTGAGE compliance woth a wrinon mov~. . without an attorney. Is: (Et celling will be completed APPROVINQ AH Name Statement 1071 N Edgemont SI • La William Lyon Comi;>any, A & INVESTMENT COM· request made to l he Section 3. The City Coun-nombre, la direcclon y el no earlier than tha 301h day AMENDMENT TO The following persons ara Name Statement Habra, CA 90631 Calllomla corporau~n. as PANY, Trustee, whose Trus1ee by the Beneficiary. ell does hereby set the ~lh numaro de telefono del foUowl~ the first required TITLI! 15 OF THE doing business 11· Omega Tha following persoos ere Paul Joseph Haug 1011 "41neral pat11ler, By. Rich· street addreu Is 5000 Dated: June 3 1008 day ol July, 1996. al 7.00 •"""ado del demandante publication date. . NEWPORT BEACH Carpet Care & Claenlng doing business as: Cardlo N Edgemont St . La 'Habra. ard E. Frankel, Vloe Chair· C C RL SLE ' OR p.m .. as the lime and the vvv · Th• nonconlldenlial por· Service, 3159 Canadian Kin, 17321 Wold Rosa Lafle. CA90631 I man, Lyon Raelty, Inc .. a ampus Drive, Newport A 1 M T· Council Chambers In the 0 dal demandanll que no tlon of the application tilt ls MUNICIPAL CODE Or., Coste Mesa, CA 92626 ~64nl9ington Beech, CA Richard Shannon Austin. I Calllomla cor~atlon, By Baech, Catiffrnla 92660• GAGE & INVESTMENT City Hall of the City of Ilene abogado, es) avallable for Inspection. h SO AS TO REVISE Mich .. I Analco, 3159 Ca· Mich el w de t7321 Wild 7319 Marina Paclllc:a Or , I Richard E. rankel. Vice ~~ ~h(711•4;•:ts~fi'tion'!:i'ti COMPANY Newport Beach as the Allredo M. Amezcua, may be Inspected In the STANDMDI FOR nadlan Or .. Costa Mose. Rose a La 11 8 • H nllngton Long Beach, CA 90803 111> Chairman sell 81 public auction 10 the BY: TH 0 MAS E . place, for hearing objection Esq., Lew Offices of Al· Corporation's reglonal of· ILLUMINATED SIQNS CA 92626 n · u This business Is con· 10083883453 highest bidder for cash In WALLEY, PRESIDENT and protests to the pro-fredo Amezcua & As-nee during regular busl· Subject ordinance was Nelson Troche, 3159 Ca· Beach, CA.92649 ducted by: co.partners Thi• 11a1emen1 was flied lawful money of the United Pub 111 he d New po r 1 posed abatement of such • 0 c I• t •a a o 9 N , ness hours. Introduced on lh• 28th day nadlan Dr.. Costa Mesa, John Smith, 1732 l Wild Have you staneo doing with the County Clerk of States all payable at the Beach·Costa Mesa Daily nuisances. Broadway 'sent• Ana Date: Mer 30, 111110 of May, 199&, and was CA 92828 Rose Lane. Hunlington business yet? No Orange County on 5-15-96 time oi aale. all lhal certain Pilot June 7, 14, 2t, 1996. MS'ft191h~· f ~he fir~ ~d CA 02101 ' ' THE BANK OF OR· adopted on the 10th d1y of This buslneu 11 con· ~~~h, ;~.f;::: ls con· ~~~ Js1~1~~ent was flied Dally Pilol May 24, 31, real property 1111uated In the F416 re~.: to g~e ~o~~~·tl th~ DATE: OCT 18 1905 ANGE COUNTY, Fourto Ju~y1996ES. COUNCIL d~~I by: a general pan. ducted by: a general pan· with lhe County Ct.rk ol June 1 14 1996 County of Orange, State of ., Ion R b t B 'K h I teln Veller Callfornle .. • ne, .. , P . nershlp . . . California described as fol· PUBLIC NOTICE passage of thl~ nesolut o er • u • ' ORANGE' BANCORP MEMBERS: HEDQEI, Haw you started doing Have you staned dO!nQ Orange County on ~11·96 F373 lows· • of the Council 1 direction Clerk, br Carolyn Reza, , 1 V 11 Can' Dl!UY GLOVER l!D business yet? no business yat? No 10083898002 ._ ___ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ ~~;~~F\onslstlng of cer· R~~~~~~~N ~~,•:ha~~:: b';'l~a.~.~ D;~~~•h•d Newport ,:~~!• n • •r, • ::.~ociox WATT: o•: ==.T=o ~f:8=aT.:~· was filed J~;1~.P~~~June 14, 21F424ej cns138025e talnslr1pa~ean 1urfaceel: ARESOLUTIONOF ~~;~l.1 0~ndo~f rt~:'~~ B~ach·Coata Mesa Dally Be:C~~~~~.•dMe~:wg:irt No'•1, COUNCIL J/i~s~t~lyw~l~r~11e:, with th• County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF ements. 11 lhown and de THE CITY COUNCIL and place set for the publlc Pilot June 7• 14· 21 · 28• ly MIEMBERS1 NONIE Orange County on 5-17·96 Orange County on 6·1·96 1 • ABANDONMENT OF ~~\~~d 1~~ f~e Vi~l~n~'!j OF THE CITY OF hearing to consider pro-1996. ~=·May 30• June 14' 29• ABSENT COUNCIL 10"H3e837t3 , 19083885700 Fictitious BuslnHs t USE 0, FICTITIOUS Lido Sondomlnlums NEWPORT BEACH tests, in the following man· f408 th375 MEMBl!Rl1 NONI! Dally Pilot May 24, 31, Dally Pilot June 14, 21, 28, Name Stat•m•nt l BUSINESS NAME ("Plan") which Plan was DECLARING THAT n;r. am t 1 t t PUBLIC NOTICE MAYOR1 John W. June 7 14 1998 1381 Juty 5, 1996 F43& The following person• are The following persons recorded Aprll 4 1991 as WEEDS AND OTHER Y m ng. a 881 en PUBLIC NOTICE HedgH ' ' T doing business as: World: have abandoned the use of Instrument No. '91.219so2 PUBLIC NUISANCES (lO) days prior to the time PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL c 1 Ty CL 1 R K PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NO ICE way Insurance Services. 1 the fictitious Business of lhe Ottlclal Records of fixed by. the City Council BE HELO BY THE COSTA PUBLIC 1 Fl 2130 E. 4th Street, Ste. \. Name: Summervlew. 4490 Orange County, California. EXIST UPON for heanng objections, a MESA PLANNING COM-HEARING NOTICE LeVonn• M. Harkle.. Fictitious BuslneH ctltlous BuslneH 180, Santa Anti, CA 92705 Von Karman Avemia. New· rarcal 2: STREETS, Al.LEYS, postcard giving nolloe Of MISSION AT THE CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY The entire text Is available Name Statement Name Statement lnsurist Corporation, (Dela· po<t Beach. CA 92660 An undivided one-forty• SIDEWAlKI, the time, place and pur· HALL 77 FAIR DRIVE GIVEN that the City Councll for review In th• City The lolloWlng persons are The followlnQ' persons are ware). 2t30 E. 4th SlrHt. Th• Fictitious Business first (1/411t) IH simple In-PARKWAYS ~se 01 the hearing 10 con-COSTA MESA, CAUFO~ of Ille City of Newpott Clerk's offlce of the City ol doing business 11: KB Td~ _,buslnepss as: Data Ste. 180, Santa Ana. CA Name referred lo above lerHt as a tenant In com· AHD PRIVATE aider protests, to sa own-NIA AT 6·30 PM OR AS Beech wlll hold 1 public Newport Besch Travel 6 Toura t503 South ec .. n .... ~ roclucts, 1001 92705 wu filed °" August 18, mon In Ind to all the real PROPERTY WITHIN ers of real property! au~ SOON AS POSSIBLE heating rtgardlng: Publlahed . Newport Coast Dr •• Suite 309, Costa :· 17~ 92~i• W. Costa This business is con- 1995, In the County of Or· property, Including, without THE CITY to assessment or 1 8 THEREAFTER ON MON· CONSIDERATION OF B .C Meta, CA 92629 na, ducted by: a corporahon ange, Original Fiie llmltatlon, lh• common ' abatement work, directed DAY, JUNE 24 199&. RE· . . •ach Oita Mna Dally KOB Travel I Tours, Inc .. Talecommunlcatlon Sys-Have you Slatted doing No.F855882 area defined In the declara· DECLARING THAT lo the ad.dreu of said own-GARDING THE FOUOW· A Nll!W OROUND LEASIE Pilot June 14, 1996. . 1502 South cout Dr .. terns, Corp., (Oelaware), buslnass yet? no Lyon/Redev (Summerview) lion referred to below, In SAIDWEEDIAND era as shown on the lateet ING APPLICATIONS. AND AN OPTtON F428 Sulte309. Coste Meta, CA 1001 W. 17th St., Sulle W, lnsurist Corporation, l, 4490 Von Karman Av· t h 8 , e a I p r 0 p •rt y PUBLIC NUISAHCES County tu roll. IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW· A Q R • E M a N T a E· PUBLIC O E 92628 Cotta Mna, CA 92827 Dayne DeVito • President enue. Newport Beach, CA ("Project") located In lhe MUST Bl! ABATED, ADOPTED, Ihle 10th ING ACTIONS ARE CHAI.-TWl!IN THI! CITY AND N TIC Thi• bu1lne11 la con-This buslneu 11 con· Thls. stalemenl was tiled 92660 City of Newport Beach, SETTING THE TIME der of June, 19118. LENGEO IN COURT, THE TH a 8ALBOA IAY FlotlUoua auslMH ducted by: a corporation. ducted by: a corporation with the County Cle1k or ldentlRcation of Partners of which 11 1peclllcally d• AND PLACE FOR A John w. H•d9es, CHALLENGE MAY BE UM· CLUB (98C) PROP· Name Statement Have you started doing ~·r• you 1t•ntf98~olng Orenge County on 5·20.90 Lyon/Redev (Summervlew icrlbtd 11: PUBLIC HEARING AT Maror ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS-IRTY, INC. TM followf per1ona Ill busln111 yet? yes, April 13. T:i~:~~~unfu~~fon S s 19083883005 g.,~f~r°ior Real~, '~~ Lot 2 and 3 of Tract No. WHICH THll CITY ATTEITt SUES SOMEONE RAISES NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· doing bu~ u · 8eti. ~~ T .. & T I tern• Corp Jene YA· Daily Pilot May 24. 31 . v~ Kannan~~· New· ~d= 1~h~ko~9M~~;:~ COUNCIL WILL Nanor C. Lacer, City ~Is1tA~le~B~NC ~~~ THEA GIVEN that aald pub-Melrot, 113 E. Bay Ave .• Kat9n rt/ Brant:.'Pr~~j: JonU, Pm. C0EO . Jun• '7, 14, 1996 1'300 por1 Beach, CA 92660. (2) 43 and 44 of Ml1cellaneous CONllDIR Cl•rk TICE OR IN WAlnEN ac Maring Wiii ~ held on ~ Besch, CA 92661· dent This atalemenl was filed PUBLIC NOTICE ~No. 2 (&.lmmervlew I), Maps, In the office of the PROTESTI Published Newport CORRESPONDENCE OE.· the24thdayo1June, 1119e, Ch!leaT Beu tl3 E Bey This 1ta1ement was flied ~.Jhe~ ~l~r:Jf1---------a Callfofnla Umlted partner· Orange County Recorder. FROM PERIONI Beach·Costa Meta Dally LNEREO TO THE PLAN-at the hOUf of 7:00 p.m., In Ave ..._;......•Be • CA With the County Clefk of -·-'V8 ty on • ' Fictitious Bu1lnffs ahlp, 4490 Von Kalman Av· e.c.pt the Southeastertv OBJECTING TO PUot June 14, 1999. NINO COMMISSION AT, the City Hall Councll t26&1:1··fff".. ICh. Orange County on 5-8-99 • 1H93U33H Name Statem•nt enue, Newpo<t Beech, CA 13.00 IHI of aald Lot 3 TH• PROPOSID F427 OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB-Chambefs, 3300 Newpott Chari" T. Bell Truet .. of 111ff3U2792 Dally Pilot May 14, 31, The lollowlng peraon1 lie tT~ b 1 1 Also except therefrom, all DESTRUCTION OR PUB JC NOTICE UC HEARING. Boulevlld Ntwpo<t Beach The Robert Mllroe TNat Dally Pilot Mey 24, 31 , June 7, 14, 1196 1378 doing business 11: A) • u1 nHs • con-of th• unl11 11 ahoV(n on •1EM OF L t "REPORT OF THE OE-CA ' _....,,_ • 113 e ea A ............. • June 7 14 t99CI 1379 Splun Spon 8) Splash Cl ducted by a general part· the Pl1n dHcrl~d above. " OVAL IUCH VELOPMENT SERVICES end ';,:3· ~t "'~ time Beach· CA~~·:,;;9"""'rt • • · PUBLIC NOTICE Splash SWim School, t448 't°'~edev (Summ8Mew oThha~ c~:.n~ •g:;:,u: PUB~~CT=~l~CH c;~::~~:~I e~r~T::~r ~~SI~~ aona ma: .,,:;:t and": Oorttif. E. Malroe. '13 e. PUIUC NOTICE Flctltlou• ausln•H ~dm2e Pl. Costa Mesa. I), I CaRfofnla general part· of the above real propetfy AHD DIRECTING (CITACION JUDICIAL) ANO PERFORMANCE heard &hereon. If you Chll· g~e::;· 1~ Beacti, FlotlHous BuslneH Name Statement Robert Artem Bandarak nerahlp, By: l.JR No. 2 la: 611 Udo Park Orlve, TH• PIR• CHiil' NOTICI! TO OEFENOAN't: MONITORING PROGRAM • leoge thl1 project In court, Thia bi: I I · N•me Statement . Thi fol!OWlllO p&1son1 are Jr .. 19132 Magnolli Ave .• (~umU8jltw I), I Calllor· Newport Beach{ Callfornls. TO GIVE NOTIC8 (Avlso a Ae11t1dol WILLIE ANNUAL REPORT. you mey bt llmlttd to ral .. dueled by~ ~·::ner's1 ~:;:: Tht lolloWlng peraons t.ra doing businfts u : Hop Apt. DU tfunttngton n a m ted pertnershtp, You may ob11 n directions 0, TH• PAllAGI L ANDERSON, JA., an In-2. PLANNING ACTION PA-Ing only thOH lstues you nershlp . dol~ buslne.. as: AN· City Br•wlng Company, Beacn, CA !1~8 Q8Mflf partnet lo lhe property by submit· O T I dlvtd4al, and JAMES M-42 FOR DON HOfEA I .... Hav• ....,, tarted dol htlMI Hop City Drewing 1939 South State College, Thie bu1lne11 la con• By: Lyon Realty, Inc., I ling I written requeat to lhe F HI MICHAEL SAVAGI!, an In-AUTHORIZED AGENT FOA Of IOIMOl'I• • M r.,.ed at •-1 no Company, 18311 Soutli Anaheim, CA 92806 ducted by: 1111 lndMdual Callf0<nla corporation, as ~tlclary requeatlng thl1 RllOLUTION AHD dMdual: Ind OOES 1•10, DON SWEDLUND, INC. th• publlc h .. flnO d .. ~r.~· 1MO Stat• College Anaheim, CA The Catch R .. taurant Hlvt you Slatted doing ~ .,.rtner, By: Ale~ sale Within 10 days from Otr TH8 PUallC Inclusive, YOU ARE BEING fOA A CONDITIONAL USE ac:rlbed In ttlls noUc• Of In TN ~ Ned t2IOI Compeny LLC. (CA), 1i411 buslne .. yert No \ a.rd I!. 'renkel, Vice Chall> the llral publication Of this HEAlllNO. SUED BY P\.AINTIFF: (A P ! RM IT TO ALLOW written c:ort9Spondence 0.-wfthl lhe C~ ~ of The Catch RHl1uranl So. Stltl COiiege, An.. Robtrt Mem e.ndar1k Jf • man. By: Lyon Realty. ~. no()c:e. The name of the WHEREAS, It haa come Ud. le ••ta' damandlndo) THRll"TY CAA RENTAL TO Uvertd to lhe Qty ... Of no-CcX.wlty 5-at 9CI ~I.LC. (CA), 194!1 helm, CA 92806 Thia Stllttnerit WU flied t aR CalifOfnla COfporation, By ~n•tiCllfY II CA.AUSL! to the att~ion of the City HILARIO CHAVEZ FER-OPERATE FROM A W poor to lh4t public tie.,ing --.,,... 1He:'9MOi7 So .. Stale Colege, Ana· Thia bu1lnH1 Is con. with lhe County Cle•ll of Chairman MEHT COMPANY and llJ condt1lon1 lklll upon You hive 30 CAL!HOAA 01' AN EXISTING 2,HO °' 1 ('7t4) Daily Hot May S1. June 7. Thia b1.11ln•11 11 con. CO. 19ff388S071 l ICl'\atd E. Frenkel, vie. MORTOAOI! ' INVEST· CouncH that the loltowll'lg NANDEZ, "'lndlvldl.lal SOUAA£ FOOT PORTION F ln~matlon cal • helm. CA ttlOI ducted by: Umlttd Uablhty Ora.ng• Coun1y on a.31·90 111M3tl)454 1($drHt It 5000 Campus 1ttHts, an.yt, sldewllka. DAYS 1tler, \hit 1ummona SQUARE FOOT 8UILOINQ .. ,4!!!:!'!.._~ M H ..,, 14, 2t, UIN '405 ducted by: Umlted Uablllty Ha~ you •tarted doing Oally Pilot June 7 t 4 21 TN• atatement WIS flltd Otlw, Newport Beech, Call· f*'l!Wlya end l)flva11 PfOPo II Hrvtd on you \o "'• • OCCUPIED SY COAST _........ • ......... auauc NOTIC Co. bollnllt yet? No • • • wfth the County Ctlftl of fornla. •rty within the city H ty~llttn fflponM II 11'111 GENERAL TIAES, AND TO CMC/Ma. cte, Clettc • ,..v I Havt you 11arted dok)g The C11cn AHtsurant Co., 21• 199CI f'4lt • Of&nO• Counly on 5•t5>98 Th• pror:cty ,, being IC)ld shoWn. deacrit>ed and d• court HAVE OUTOOOA STOA· Cltr ef """°" .. aoh '1ctltleua .......... bualnell Y•t? No CM• Mc:Oonald. PeltMI ' Dally Piiot May 24 3t In Ill AS S condition. llnealed on lhe Hvlral A letter or p~ call will AGE Of' RENT~ CARS N•no, C, Leoar1 HMM ltat.......e The Catch Rnlaurant Co., Tl'lla llllement w11 flltd , June 7 14 t9" ' ' The .. le wlll be msdt mspt of the proptrtles In not protect you; your type-ANO TRUCKS, LOCATED CMC Mllftt Cltr Ce.t11 The foliowl"" --•• Ctwll MCOol\SIO, Pertner wun lht Counly Clerk ol r • • • without covenant Of wet• tns City wt'llch IN re• wrlllen re1ponse mim be AT 2855 HAAIOA BOULI!• p .!11 .. d N I "• ,.....__ This stattrntnl Wal tiled Cringe County on 4·28-96 • F374 renty ttgatdlng Ulle Pol' COl'ded Jn tht Oltiee ol thl In proper legal fOfm "you VAAD IN A Cl ZONS EN· u" a .. s ewport do n1. bulln .. a ai: t.:J. with the County Cleric of 1Hl311t48S • PUILIC NOTICE ... 11on. °' encumtXancff Counly RtCOrdtf for the want the Co.Jn to Piiar vour V'"ONMEHTAL omAMI· =c~.CO~ta ,~· Delly :,c ~=-a~c" Of.nge County on 4-21-te Dally Pilot May t4 31 t to aatl•IY the Obllgatlons CountY Of Otengt: cue. NATION. !XEMPT. l#lt 4• ..... * ..... ... Col • , ... 3 .. 1.... J 1 14 199CI • llM IT TltlillNT Of' MCUttd 6y and putauent to <A) Weedt '11 growtng "you dO not fife YOUf r• i . Pt.ANNING ACTION PA> '42t Mee. CA IQN'7~·'71 ta Ody "°' May 24 3t _IM\8 __ • _. __ ...;..;..-....-...:o .U:DOHMINT 0, the power of Nie conte<rtd wh!Cn. when mature, t>tat •PonH on ume, you may ~ fOA JEAAY AND "llUC llOTICI NeOnclr. ,_~ ,__ Jutie 1 14 t"8 '13" PUBLIC NOTIC! Gett• , . ., .... ., ABC::'• US• OP PICTITtOUa In lt\lt c.ttain deed of trust Wlngtd Of downy 1Md1 loM the ca., end ~ LINDA MURRAY fOA A lentn -..._ L.n -----· ~· -----•--------- aua1HH NAM ::i::uP-8:~~ ~~·Nb~ ~ or~·::ro :m: ::9!.v~ ~ ~ ~~ = OftDUIAllCa fm• ....... CA mi1: PUIUC NOTICI '::.:!:!.~:.~=~· Aufo, The ~ ~ ITUAOEOH, at TrllltOf IO e fife ~ whlft d!'/. or lllrfl'ltf wwnlng from IN ITAUOTION OP A AE· NO • ....a A h Atan ,. l'letlta... ......... ~ tollowtng PtflOnl wt - have~·~ UM of OAVIMAA EHTEAPRISfS, which ete ot~M no.· COUit. PlACEMEHT DfCK TO()(, AM OM•UIC9 le atd eletl9:'.1 ...... llaletMnl !So1ng ~nell u · Harteo bate I lht flctltlou1 8ualt1tat INC II Trv11 .. fOf ANNE IOUI Ot dangtfous; Th«t ate other legll ,.. TINO OVVI THI 8&.UF' IN OP TM CITY :.:.. ~~47I Coe The fo11owtr1g persons 11• Brownlee & Aa~ltt, In-men t fQIM: A) QlglUll ~ J MAZznl.A It 8entfl. (B) Oly gtatl, IMUbble, qu!tements You l'NY W9nC THI Rf.Aft YARD Of' AN COUllCILOP Tl'tll butlnen 11 con-dOlng bu•ln .. s H : Al· corporated 1891 Wttlctm and elotet ly,teme, I) Olgllll At>-c:la«y, ttcOfded on Dtcem-bf'ush, gwden rtfUM, lftt8f to call tn a11:n,:y rtghl lX1$tlHQ AUK>IHCI 6'0 TMI om Of' duded br. a geMrtll ~ tt'ler19Y l*trlbulon, 415 Oflw. N.W,,0!1 8-n CA ==::r=;.;.> ~ =:. ~.Jm.:; ~·~ :'t1=-= "':*"'~ :•:tt!:, ;'! ~k': ~f~cJ='~C:uf,",.r. " ... °"" .._.. l?!'!hlp . ==~A~ Corona •.=.erownfM a -'~•oc theb 1e1 ~ .1'1.1..1250, fo#w. llCtal Ate0td• of Of111g9 hazard OI ~. wtien dlY. In lftor~ ,,,.,,., Mrvloe ou1i.EO). LOCATfD AT ~. • INT ~ LM LM-.n. 4H Inc .. , .. , Weatctllt °'· L '°" 'IMCt\, ~ ntlO CcM!ty, Clllfomla. wtll In ,....,,.. ptof>. or •• -aid omce jllstad ',,, Ol!N!AOLH ""' OOldttwOd A~ ' Corona NeWOOtt hacl'I. CA t2tlO IOIDe eMa. n.. ~ lu.... A No4tc• of Default con-•b!NIV ~ • "*'"• In the~ ~ MCI IN AN "' ~. IN-.. Tiii dtl Mar, CA ma Tt'lll butlntH II Con< •• 1171, Nw ~ IO abowe talrMng an ~Ion to ... to Iha JllUbllC .....,,: o..,.. de .. !9?' VIAONMINTAL OllTIFlMlo ... DllT 9IMte ......,.. c:lullfled D•n Tt(llla. ..,,. VI• ducted by:. COfpotllon '"-'!""·-------- ..... .,, ~ COutlfy the Tr• .. property (" floltolol ........ lrl9UI" .... ~ NATlON: l>CfWT:A _ .... M --~ """'°· r ... barl. CA H.w YoU ..,td ~-------- FRJOAV. JUNE 14, 1996 PUBLIC NOTICR PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC IOTtcD PUIUC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTlCll PUii.JC NOTlCU PUIUC llOT1CH PUIUC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICfS ~ ~m:trHt, Santa Ana. PUIUC NOTICI d~ bY~ M lndlvklual euthorlad to do~ .. 1n the Ollie. of the ~-to IN und11a19n1d •writ· el r11Pt9"fttetlv1 to tek• NOllCCOf IRUSlrC"\UU IS OolllO ~ • J :_'1o,.:..;l;..;nle_ue--:•~u.a.-:---.. -.. --I Thl1 bu1ln1.. 11 con-fllctlt'-·-a a'-~-~~~r>".....,~ clOlnO In thtl l tettl. At: In tht corder of ORANGE C~. tlft 0.claretlOn of 0.fe~t tnenV__, ecdoM Without ~~OU ,.!.r~ .. ~T ~ -.. .... _._ ..._. aue...m duded bY: an lndivldull -· u-----~ ... ~ au.ct Atta of tti. Citv Hell Cehlornie. 1X1cut1d bv. •nd O-nd for Sate. •nd obtaltwno coun ..,,ov-..... _,-. ,. ...... _,.., ... ~TM~ ~ .,. Ha\19 you •tll1ed doing Name l tet•Ment Marte~ of llulne P11k CMc c.nt11. OAN I TSUJIOKA. AN a Wflnlfl Nocice of Otf1ult ... S.for• tllung cen.in UNMA A DEFO Of TRUST, Ind lddlat(ll) lllld t¥ ~:#19 ~ ... Witt ~I yet? )'It ~ ~f":'..:.: ::: the eounty ~ ~ It MSO Beech IMYd .• But• UNMARRIED MAN. H end £1tcllon to S.I. The =~=·~:' i:~:~!i ~ m ~~ ;:<'!. =:: .:-s). p .... 3201 2C1 :~Co-Thl~=nt Hung Limited Ecfltlone. OrMgl County on e.11.te N Pltk. CA .• 911 right. thte Truttor. IMPERIAl SAV· undl rltgnld C:IUlld Hid t41PfHenteo ve wlll be YOIJt PfOllERT'f. IT llAY • int (I ftOlllt. JO -} I clJ'.:-'iao1 21\d Avt With the Coun w~:~ 3303 Harbor Blvd 184 19H38M090 •ncf lnttrllt conv1v1d to INGS ASSOCIATION. A Notice of 0.feult Ind Eltc· ttc:iulted to give notice 50U>ATA"8.ICW.£ ~YOU l1le ~ rn CW OI ~ df4• Mii CA m 25·• Orang. County~ s-t&-96 Cotta M ... CA ~O Oany ~Jun. t4, 21, 28, Ind now held by It under CALIFORNIA CORPORA· t1on to Seff to bl recorded to inttrHt.d per1ont Nf.ED M Dfl.AMATION Of 114( f11 a. ll9Cll"'9 afb Gii corn: Aul.let.' 320t 2nd 18HSMHS7 Cati A. Bailey ti, 3303 Hat· July 5. 1"8 ,452 Hid Deed of Trust In th• TION, H Beneficiary. WILL 1n the county wn111 the unlue thty h i v e :l'::T ~~Y~ ~ !'.~..,,.. • IDCM 111 :~ Corona dll Mw. CA Deny Pilot May 24 3t ~ 98:;,d 184 Co11a M1u PUBLIC NOTICE proPtfty 1ituet1d In 111<1 SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 11111>10e>ertv la located and welved nonce or con-COITACT A~ ()1..,. -ll ~~~·•) ~ mis June 7 t 4 1990 ' ' T I 2& County, C.Nrornil dttcflb· TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER more thin thtte months 11nt td to the propoeed TM lllMT I'll ·-· .. ~ .., Thia but lnHe II con-• ' 1377 d~~ ~~~~·:iiv:~u:on• NOTICS O, Ing the land therein: EX· FOR CASH (p.tVlblt It \ll'nt hev1 et1ps1d since such K tton.) The , 1nd1pe,,.. ~ ~~C, a~ ~ .:.=t·~ dueled by: • glnlral PM· PUBLIC NOTICE Have you atattld doing APPLICATION TO HlllT A A Condominium of &alt In lawful money or 11c0tdet1on. Arm Anlncll11 dent . 1dm1n11tretlon ....,,... T"""'9 "'*'Ind,... . ner1hlp dol Plotltloui a _, business yet? No SELL ~OHOLIC Comprised of: PARCEL 1: thl Unrted Stetea. by cash. Corporation es Trustee. euthonty w ill be grented .., • o.M of T.-1-o.1 lmt>e,: ltonwl'tt!'"-~ H1vt you •tll'lld ng N 1 u neH Cart A. Billey II 1"-RAOKI Unit No 44 H Shown and a cash1e1's chick drawn by po. Box 8 6309, San D11· unl111 . an 1nt1r11~ed ~ a ....._. •sett tJedf'l,J 119 'r,:'~l:nY111 No The ~~1,:~"!:t This 1tat1mtnt WH filed June t1 1998 Defined In the Condomin· 1 statt °' nattonal bank, 11 go, CA 92t86·5309. Tele· pereohf1IHatlt~bject10~ HDIM:"''**o.C:: .-:V OllCft u T~~ atat1ment w11 flied doing buafnesa as: A~~;~ W"~th the County Cl1(11 ol To Whom (1 May Con-tum Plen for Lot 1 ot Trect check drawn.bye stete or phone Number: (619)_462· ~~0~1 • 0 :; 0~~~. !~ Ofldll In the olh ano are IOalle<I at 1~ wfll't thl County Clerk of A11ocl1tlon, 3106 Calle O ange County on 5-31-IHI cern: GHAZI. MahmOOd M 7989, Recorded August 7, toderel credit union, or e 4900. Suah M. Dixon. tho co~rt •hould not 5 =:r C.:.,,.~ Newport Bllld , COsta Mesa CA Of•ng1 County on 8~96 Oul1to, San Clemente, CA 0 'ly . 100831850'78 end MARTINO, Katr1n1 M 11 1913. In Book 10839, Peg• check drewn bv a state or Ass11tent Secretary. Date: grant the authority • by ...uARO THC:lMM 92827 t908S885754 92872 ai Pilot June 7, t4, 2t, (are) 1pplyl",2 lo the D• 566 of Official Records of lederel savings and loan 06/28196 NPP14374 PUB: A HEARING on the HtO<S .. A SINGlE MAH WU The bulk Siie 1s intended t be D•itv Pilot June 14, 21, 28, 3~~"c f,har~s1 Kru,er, 28 · 1996 F422 ~a~~g~t~ol ~gh:~\f !~~ Orange County, Californl1, association. savings assoc•· 06/07196. 06114196. petition w ill be held on ~TT ~ ~~.!2 ~~~ ~~. :aw~ JVIY 6. 199e F443 Clement: ~A 9~6;k0• an PUBLIC NOTICE holfc blver•gH al 2333 E. u Am1nd1d by Amend· et1on .. or nv1ngs bank 06/21 /96 , July 1 1. 1996 et 1 :45 =. 11 tllN of .;"1n MA ESCROW SERVICES. INC 1 ~5 PUBLIC NOTICI Thia b~alness la con-Fictitious BuslnH t CoHt Highway.. Corona ment to Condominium Pl1n. spec:1f11d in section 5102 PUBLIC NOTICE P .M. in Dept. 703 locet· ::;;;:;; of Ille United &• ....... AT Mlonol11 Founuin Valley, 1CA ducted by: an Individual Ott Mar. CA 92625 with an Recorded September 4, of the Financial Code end ed at 341 The City TlE Namf FRONT ENTIW.cE 92108 and Ille an&Cloated 1111 -,.-c-t-lt-lo_u_•_B~u-,1=-n-.-,-.-I Have vou started doing T Name ~t•t•ment "41" On·Sel1 BHr & Wine 1973. In Book 10884. P1ge authorized to do business cNs1HH 11J Drive Orengo CA TO TlE COUHTY COURTHOUSE. ~is,Mf2 l996 1 Nam• atat•ment business y11? No d ~· folliing PlllON are Pubtlc Eating Place II· 977 of Olflclat Records ot in this state). At: In the NOTICE C. 92668 . 700 CMC catTER DANE WEST. The tlilk sae 1s sut>ieet to Thi followlng pettons .,, Curtiss Charles Kt\Jeger T~~~s bus, ';;~1 as:m S ~ L c1nH~1). Seid County, end Declare· Quad Area of the City Hall PElfl kM TO IF YOU OBJECT TO SAHTA AHA. CAISORHIA fl()TE catllomi !Atorm ~bll doing buslne11 u : 1.8.CJ This 11a11m1nt WIS med Rd., N'ewport B!!cn~ ~: 8:~c~.b~~.~d M~.~wi;;,~~ tlon of Covene~ts. Condi· of Sulna Park, C1v1c Center ADlll-iEh the .. granting of tho CASHIERS 04EOqS) MUST SE CoOeSeoon.610H I Sp1~Tracic, t5t Kllmus with the County Clllfk of 92660 Pilot June t 4 21 28 t996 tlons end Restrictions for at. 6650 Beech Blvd . ESTATE C.· petition. you 1hould MADE PAYAa.E TO l.ONESTAR The name ano ICldms of the Dr .. I A-t03. Costa M111. Or1nge County on 4·25-96 V•hen Slmldlen, 2215 • • • F43i N1wportTerr1ce (A Condo· Buen• Pane. CA. all right, llB.V. A. llFriFM appear et tho hoanng ~lGMiEE ASSISTAHCE lltl$OllW1tllwll0m d11rrs be CA 9262& 19903881200 Heather L1n1 Newpo1t min;um Projectl Recorded utle and interest conveyed NO ... 1 -.. £ and state your ob1oc· CORP • ~ tide r.d r.n1 hied" MORE~ S. Xyrtln XolutlOnt . Inc .• (CAI. Dally Pflot May 24, 31, Beach, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE November 19.' 1973 in to and now held bv ,1 under CASE • ~ -..£,QI tio!'s or file written ~to r.d ,_ hl6d by • INC 17945 Ml\)nall~ Fou n 151 KIJITIU9 Dr., #A-103, June 7 1 .. t996 '383 Thi• busln111 Is con· Boole 0994 p 529 1 T To ell helte, b•nefi· ob1ect1ons with tho undlt ...i o.d of Trwt tn flt v~. CA 927081111! the last Cost• M .... CA 92626 • ' ducted by: en Individual Fictitious Bualn•H 1 : ages . _to said Deeo 0 rust in the ciariH , creditors, con-court before tho hell· property cltulWd 1n aid County tor 1111no cu.ms by W'I '°' Thi• bu1tn111 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE Have you staned doing N1me Stetement 583, Inclusive. of Offlcial propeny situated in said tino•nt creditor•. and ing. Your appearenco Ind. Slllt dela1btd • LOf shal lie My 1. 1996. wtldl 1 1'11 • ducted by:• corpo111lon Fictitious Bu1IM1• buslneu yet? yes. S.t·96 The loltowing persons are Records. and o Amended County. C•hfom1a describ· persona w ho may othe!· may be in per1on or by TKIEE Q IN ll.00< TIRE l:iusanns diy belort the a • H•vt you 1tartld doing Vahan Simldl1n doing buslne11 as: Hyper· by an Instrument Recorded mg the land th.,e1n EX· w118 be int1t11ted in your attorney. HUIOIEl)' TMRTY·TKIEE ·~ l)ltedsaedalespeahedabovt t>uslntu yet? ytl, 9-t·79 Ni m• Stet•m•nt This statement wu lllld mark, 1714 Plau del Norte, January 22. t974. In Book HIBIT A PARCEL 1: Lot 1 tho will or H tat1, or IF YOU ARE A Of CNW. SEC~ HEWPOfft Daled ~ne 7 1ggs I Xyrtln Xolutlont. Inc .. Tho-~The loll~ng '*~°"'are wit~ th• County Cl11k of Newport Beach. CA 9266t 11061. Pages 1073, of of Tract No. 3867, as per both, of: MElVIN A. CREDITOR or a contln· 11£.ACH. IN nE OTY Of NEW· SHAJ1RAMRAHMAH.~~ mas K. Moch, President 0 txlsiness 11· SkVllne Orange County on 5-24·96 Dow A. Elch1n1aub. 17t4 Olficlal Records. and Re· Map Reco1ded in Book 301 MERMIS gent credttor of the PORT BEAGtt. COUNTY Of OA-Newport Bexn-Costa This a1111m1nt WH n11<1 rt o p 1dtcs, 3991 10903084495 Plaza dll Norte, Newport R d dF '--·-5 1974 40 A"'I I 1' A PETITION he1 d d t f"I AHGE. STATE Of CN.JfORNIA, CN373t74Z1199-PC.lln1 th the County Clll'k ot M•cArthur Blvd 1250 Bl h CA 9266l ec0t e euouofY • Pages to _, nc usove o ocoase • you mu1 1 o ~angl County on 5-22·96 Newport &each, CA 92660 • Dally Pilot May 31, June 7, Th~ 'bualneu Is con-in Book 110 70 , Pago 626 Miscell•neous Maps, in the bean fll~ by JUDY your cle1m . with tho ~IH~~AGE':° 1996 19983884200 Chrla A. McDonald, 3991 14, 2t, 1996 t397 ducted by: •n lndlvlduel of Official Records of S•id Office of the County Re· CAMIEN in the S~P•ri,or court end mid a copy t o Of MIScal.NEOUS MAPS RE Dally Piiot Miy 31 June 7 MacArthur Blvd., 1250, PUBLIC NOTICE H•v• you 1t811ed doing Orongo County. PARCEL corder of Said Countv gourt ~f 0 Clli 9 ornie, t~e perso~el r91r~sent:-CORDS Of SAID ORAHG£ OBITUARY 8 8 14 21 1996 · t•oi Newport Beach. CA 92660 business yet? No 2: An hcluslve Easement Except All 0 11. Ott Rights. ouT~Eo PET~rPoN tive appou:u e. y 1 t e COUNTY APtf NUllt~ The ! · • This buslno.11 Is con-FlcUtloue Bu1ln.11 Dow A. Eichenlaub Appurtonont to Parcel No. Minerals. Mineral Rigf'lts. r• court w ithi n our .., ... eddrea Ind OChtf -MICHELSEN PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an l(ldlvidual Neme Stetement This statement was tlled 1 for Access. Ingress and Natural Gas RightS, and queet1 thll J1UO~ months frc;>m the date dnlgnlllot\ 11 -.y, -IM ,..,, Have you started doing Tf'le following per1ons are wllh lh1 County Clerk of Egtess and for Resldentlal Other H drocarbons by CAMIEN be eppo nt of tirst 111ue'."ce of ptoperty dncribed *"' 11 pur· R alph C. j Flctltlou• Bualn•11 business yet? Yes, 5 .• 95 doing. business as: Ma{loa Orange County on 5-3t·96 Patio Carport and Garage Y N K ~· personal r_es;>re1enta-letters 85 proV1dod in ported lo be 3304 MARCUS AVf.· M lchel••n . ~· N•m• Slatem•nt Chris A. McDonald Concepts 2722 w St Ger· 19903085098 p • 1 d Th Whatsoever ame nown t1ve to ed1111n11tor the section 9 100 of the NUE. ~PORT 11£.ACH. 82 o f Ashland dl d The foltowlng persons are This tlatement was filed trude Pl ' Santa Ani CA Delly Piiot June 1 14 2t urposea n an to at That May Be below the e1tote of tho decedent. California Probat&-Code. CAUFORH4A,. t21i63 The unct.r· very peacefully w lo • doing buslne11 at: New· with tho County Clerk ol 92704 '• • 28, 1996 · F420 Portion of Lot 1 of Trac~ Upper 500 Feet of the Sub THE PETITION r~ Tho ume for filing tlgned Tnis;.. dbdalms ""I Ii-sleeping Wednesd y, port Tallor Shop, 2043 Orange County on 4·26-96 Timothy L Dias, 2722 w. No. 79~9. as per Map Re surface of Saod Land. To· quests the dec_edent .• claims will not expire lblllly lot 1ny lnaMl9Clnn& of the June 6. t996 in I$ Westcllff Drive. Stl.t09B, 10903081484 SI. G9rtrude Pl .. Santa Ana, PUBLIC NOTICE cOf'ded in Book ~23. Pag~s gether woth lhe Perpetual WILL end c~1ci11, if before four month• .,. lddtna lnCI OCfltl -home. He was Born11n Newport B11ch. CA 92660 Dally Piiot May 24, 31, CA 92704 11 to t 6, lnclus1Ve of Mis· Rigf'lt of Orilhng. Mining, any, be odm1ttod to from the hearing d1te deslgnlllot\ If wry. st-herW. Por11and. OR, Aug1b t Pervln tpek, 2043 Westcltlt Jun1 7, 14, 1996 1'365 This business . Is con-Flct1Uou1 Bualn•ea cellaneous Maps. In the Exploring and Operating probate .. "T:ho W IU e~ noticed above. Slid .. wlll~l'Mdl,WwlftlOIA 14, 1913, but liv~o Drive. St1.109B, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndrvldual N•m• St•t•ment Office of tf'le County Re· Therefor and Removing the 1ny cod1c1l1 ~re avail· YOU MAY EXAM _..,. °' Wll'IW'ftt, •lCPf.-1 most ol his lile In Beach. CA 92660 Hev1 you started doing l h1 following persons are corder of Said County. S e from Said Lend or eble for exeminatlon in INE tho file kept by the 0t lmPled, r.pding lllle, pos.. Garden Grove and Ua· This busJne11 Is con· business yet? No doing business as: J D. Sh nd 0 f' d A am the ftle kept by the llor\ °' ~ '° p.y the a a ch CA "1e ducted by: 1n Individual Flctltloua 8u1ln•H nmothy Dias Sales. t929 Anaheim St own 8 e ine as . ,. Anv Other Land. Including ourt court: If you 110 • per· rlMlinlng prlndpll ..,,,. o1 the gun ea · · · H•ve you 111rtld doing Name Statement This statement was flied '"C" Coata Mesa, CA 92627 HS Allocated for Exclusive tf'le Righi to Wh1pstock or c THE PETITION re· eon 1ntot11tod 1n the no4elsl MQlltd by sad o.td of 11u;~~~gAl:~0~~~~~:~ business yet? yes. May The following persons are with th• County Cleric ol John Chapman Durkee. Use lor Such Purposes by 011ect1onally Onll and Mine sts euthot1ty to estate.. you may file fMf. wtti lntmst tlweon. • not graduate from 1996 doing business as: Data In-Orange County on 6-5-96 1929 An•h1lm St "C" theUMDescribedinParcel trom Lends Other than :• 1 ter tho eatate with tho court a formal pill'tldedlnsadnaq(lj.llMnc:a. Pervin lpek 11nlg1nc1 Research Team, 109 8308 5495 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 No. 1 above on the Condo· Those Hereinabove De· :r nis h Ind endent Requ11t for Spocutl If""'· undef the ltflM of Slid htgh school. Ralph This statement wH filld 4210 Park Newport #208, Dally Pilot June t4• 21• 28, This bu~ln111 Is con-minium Plan and Amend· scribed. 011 or Gas Wells. ~~~;ni~t~ltionepof Es· ~otic• of tho filing of on o.d of TMf, 1la. dw9ft Ind earned a PhD dGQree wilh thl County Clerk ol Newport Beach, CA 92660 July 5 t 996 F435 ductld by. 1n lndlvidual . ment Thereto tor Said T 1 d Sh 11 Into A (Thi tho _ inventory and appreisel upenwsollheTMleundof the lrom the University ol Orange County on S.21·96 Carlos \'azquez. 4210 P8111 • H1v1 you llarted doing T PARCa. 3. A Un unne s an 11 s · tato1 ct. I •u n of H t•te aHeta C>r of 1ntSls a.a.I by Slid Died °' Callforn1a. lrvme. 1n 10083f84057 Newport #208, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No rect. · n Through or Ai:rou the Sub· ty will allow t~ person· eny petition or •ccount Tnnt ThllolM-.11 ofh-Anthropology. when Beech CA 92660 John C DurlcH divided 1152 Interest in \he surface of the Lend Herem al repro1onteuvo to take 'dod t plid bll.-a of IM~ he was 65 years old Delly Pilot May 3t . June 7 • This 'bu1ln11s Is con-Flctltloua Bualn•at This 1t111emen1 was filed Common Area 01 Lot 1 of Oesc11bed, and 10 80110 many act1on1 without ~~/o0~ tho 1c8~1~~r~~ Qlftd by the 111~ 1o be ..:i He worked 1n the 1 "· 2l, 11195 1403 duded by: 1n Individual Name Statement with lhe County Clerk of T111c1 No 7989. Accord•ng Such Whipstoked or 011ec· obteming court appro~ Probi te Code. A Re n1 1~ ttlllNhd oaea, bu1101ng Industry. but PUBLIC NOTICE H.ve you Slar1ed doing The toHowlng perlOnl 811 Orang• County on 6-11·96 to the Map Thereof Files on tionallv Onlled Wells, Tun· el. Before taking ce.rtatn Q\IHt for Specuil Notico upensa ..i ~.,the 11me his happiest prof es· ----------1 txlslness yet? no doing business 11: Ticket . 19003080122 Book 323. Pages 11 to 16 nels and Shafts under and very 1mponont ocuons. form 11 avlllablo from of the inlllll (lllblallon ofh ~ sional years were tee· Flotltloue aualM H Carlos Vazquez Zone Inc., t5t Shipyard Daily Pllol June 14, 21, 28, lnclus111e of M iscellaneous B neath or Beyond the however, t_ho pe~sonel the court clerk. ta of s• Is S6S6,41l.lt The tur1ng 1n Anthropology Nam• Stat•ment Th~• ~tatcment w~ :1~ Way, Ste. C. Newport July 5. 1996 F438 Maps. in the Office of the Ee l.Jm fS Owraof. and ropre1entet1ve will .be Auam.y far Pwtidorw: beneAd.ll'f undtr uid o.d of at UCI. He considered Th• toUowlng per1on1 are wll 1 1 ounty er 0 Beach, CA 92663 County Recorder of Said xtenor 1 required to give nottce ~a a--. Tl\ISI llflttolore ueailed r.d cit-his greatest contribu· dolna buslnesa as: Inlet· 011ng1 County on S.24·96 Ticket Zone Inc. (DEL) PUBLIC NOTICE County All of Which Com· to Rednll, Ret unnel. EQuip. to intorelted persons 10920 wit..t.....,., WW!ed to lht undenlgned 1 ..,11-lion 10 be lnsplrtng net.Web Marketing Ser· 10903884509 This business Is con-· Ma1nte1n. Repair. Deepen unless they hav e • i.n Otcllnt'°" of 0.llufl r.d students 10 further un· vlcea. 3535 E. Coast tMy Dally Pilot May 3t, June 7, duc11<f.by: a corpOl'alion Flctltloua Bualn•H ~ofin ~rea 1~ S~owdn e~d end Operate Any Such waived notice or con-~___._,CA 90024 DtlNnd io.sa.. r.d a""111tn~ derstand the cultural ;29, COl'ona det Mar, CA 14, 21. t996 1399 Have you •tarted doing Neme Statement . e me on lo•& on omin· Wells or Mines. Without. sonted to tho proposed ........ _ tlclofO.bullr.dEtediontoSell slmilartlles and differ· 92625 business yet? No Tho follow1ng peraons are 1um Plan Recorded in Book However the Right to Onll ootion) The indepon-06107. 06110. 06/14 Tht undenlgn«I caused llld ~ Hatold Simms. 3535 E. PUBLIC NOTICE Ticket Zone Inc., P1trlck S. dol~ busln11s as: Monaco 10839, Page 566 of Off•· M ne Store Explore and dent · administration t1ct ol O.taill r.d E1edlon 1o Sett pnces between peo- Coast Hwy #29, Corona Fltltl 8 I Sweeney. P1111ld11nt1Chlef CPublcelloon•;,. 417CA.,.,92612r~, Ctel Records of Orange O~er~te Thr~ugh the Sur· outhonty will be granted PUBLIC NOTICE lobertc1C1dedlnf11eciountywNI• psluervs.ivors Include tus del Mar CA 92&25 c oua ua neu Executive Officer orone el mar. County Cahfomia as 00 F 1 · d Ille rell P'~ ii loand O.t Thia bu1ln111 11 con· Nam• St•t•ment Thia statement w11 filed Jennifer Hawkins Annen, • · face or tho Upper 5 eet un ess . en tnt~r09!0 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S June 03. 1996 LONESTAR MORT· wife. Mary-Kay of Ash· ducted by: en Individual Thi followlng ~raons are with the County Clerk of 417 YI Iris, Corona Del A~en~ed ~~ Am~~dm~nt ol the Subsurface of the person files en ~b1ecti~ SALE T.S No 023041 z Unit GAGEE SER'v'ICES, LLC, • land, OR: Oaugf'l~rs Have you 1tertld doing doing bualness 11: Joas Orange County on 6-7·96 Mar. CA 92625 to 0 omin um en, e-Lend Here1n1bo11e De· to the P•l/tlO[l a CodcQ · Lvan TNl1" Midll9I Gonz*r, Authc> Joan·Marle. of Kla- buslnttt yet? Yes. ~27·96 Woundcare Suppll1r1, 641 10013085848 Thi• business , 11 con· ~orded September 4. 1973. scnbed. e Reserved 1n the ihowi good cause w hy No.9135460/JOHNSON APll rited Slgl\llure, AddrHI. PO 9or math Falls, OR: Cathy. H.G. Simms S. BHCh Blvd., LI Habra. Dally Piiot June t4• 2t , 28 ducted by: en lndMduel 1n Book 10884. Page 977 Deed Recorded July tho court should not ()4j-0.SJ·H T 0 SERVICE m:a, Oelta, Te-"251·~ San Clemente, CA: This 1tal1ment w11 lii.d CA 90631 July 5 t996 F442 H•vo you started doing of Orficlal Records, of Said 16 l 974 in Book 11196 grant the euthomy. COMPANY •s duly appt1111tt-d FOR TRUSTEFS SALE INf()RM.t,, Cleo. North Bend, with the County Clerk of Joe N. Echllna. 837 W. ' business yet? No County E1Ccepting There-· 700 OH' 1 Records· A HEARING on the TrUSlce under Ille ro11owin1 TtOH PlEASE CALL (1141)3'7·m • WA: Caroline Nevad3 01ang1 County on 5-31-96 Stevens Ave .. Santa Ana. PUBLIC NOTICE Jennll11 Annen from a,; Undivided One Hell Pege Ali w icia Cl · petition will be held on described Otte! of Trus.1 WILL LOIESTAR MORTGAGE:£ SER-City, CA: Claire, Is· 18983g 5079 CA92707 This 1t1t1ment was fllld o· G Except ater. aoms or July 18, 1996 at 1:45 SELLATPUBLICAUCTION \llCES.LLCISAOEiTCOU.Et-WA d Dally Pilot June 7 14 2t Thl1 bu1ln111 Is con-Fictitious Bualn•la with lhl County Clerk of ~:~res~ind AH ~· a; ~r Rights 10 Water, in or under p .M . 1n Dept. 703 locet· TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER TOR AITEMPTIHG TO COLLECT Cah~~~~pher .: 1~n So~~~: • • ' ductld by: en lndlvldue.t Name Stat,m•nt Oiangt County on 6-5-96 er Y r_ocar. 0" u · Seid lend. PMC£l 2: An ed at 700 Civic Center F-OR CASH (on Ille forms A OEBT AH1 INFOIWATIOH C& 1 S 28• 1996 F424 H1v1 you started dofno The following pel'IOnt are 109 03885588 stences Lying in. on. or Exclusive Appunenent Or. w. Senta Ano. CA ,.,h1ch arc 13..,ful tender ·in TAIHEDWU.llEUSEOFOATHAT _ern Ca. Memoria er· PUBLIC NOTICE butlnln ytt? no doing txlslness u : JOiiy Deity Pilot June 14, 21, 28, under tho •bove Oesc.nbed Easement for Pier Mooring 92701 ·4079. Ille United SutC5) and/01 the PUAP06£ ASAPt013G1"7. 111( vices and cetebralion ----------1 Jot N. Echlme Dolphin, 203 Minne Ave., JUiy 5, 1996 F«1 Pioperty es Set Forth"" the and M.tintenance P\#poses IF YOU OBJECT TO cast11C'f's. ccmfted or ocher ll?t ot RaJph's lite wUI be Flctltloua BualneH This ltlltmln1 was flied Balboa Island, CA 92$62 Anal Order of Condemn•· over That Portion of lot A the granting of the dlccl.s specified in· C1v1I PUBLIC NOTICE held August 10 , 1996. Nam• Stat•m•nt with th• County Ctlf~ Of Del & Gail Staudlnglf. 404 PUBLIC NOTICE t1on of Seid Land, a Cert• of Tract No. 3867. in the petition, you should Code Sccuoo 2924h (payable M emotlal conlrlbu· The lotlowlng pertOl\I .,, Ot1ng1 County on S.24 96 HOimwood Drive. Newport Fictitious 8u1ln•1a fled Copy of Which Was C11 ol Nowpon Such, appear at tho heanng in full a1 Ille '!me or sale "' Lmn 1364977 Othlf 006 lions may be ma~e to dOtng bullnlsa ... Spec. 10983084511 Beach. CA92663 Recorded J11nu1ry 27. Y and state your objec· T 0 Servi« Company) •II F,. t36411n AP ~bl< 427 the Departmenl o An· trum SlcurltlH , 2901 Wnt Dally Pilot Mey 31, June 7, This bu1ln111 is con· Ni m• Stat•ment 1953 In Book 2443 Page County ot Orange. State of hons or file written riah1. 1111t and 101eres1 co.n· ()3 10 Ncea OI lMIM'I thropology G1aduate p If c t HI hwiy 14 2t t996 f400 ducted by· husband Ind The fallowing persons ere Cahf0tm11 , as per Mep Re· . ~eyed '° and no"" held by 11 Ul1d9r Deed OI l y Student Field Fund SIC IC OH ,; h• • • Wiii . doing busln1ss as: Painted 80 of Olliciel Records. lhe corded in Book 301 Pages 0b1ect1ons with th~ under sa..i· Deed or Trusi on dlld undlf I 0:., rx ~~. Oepartment of An· c~t:2~· Newport llC • PUBLIC NOTICE Have you start•d doing Slick lnt1rlors. 5 Cashew, property heretofore di· 40 to 46 Inclusive of MIS• coutt before the heet tM propcn)' hcmnartcr de· dlted Ocloblf 2 1991 .,,.,.. tnropotogy. Un1vers11y Alen Kleeger. t304 N. business yet? No Irvine, CA 92715 . scnbed is being sold ·as lleneous Maps, in the mg. Your appearance scribed TRUSTOR CARL E tak .. cson to P"itecs -,Wt plq)llly ol Cahlornla. lrvtne c/o Miko Line. Anahtlm. CA Flctltloua BualMH Del & Gall Steudlng1t Thomn W. Wh1t1, 5 Is" The s1reet address and c~f 1 thl County Re m ey be in per1on or by JOHNSON MICHELE E , llll'f bt ldd 111 Pl~..,. 1 Professor M ichael 92801 Name l tatem•nt This statement was lllld Cashew, Irvine, CA 92715 other common des1gnahon, O ice 0 S C 0 · your ettornoy. JOHNSON BENEFICIARY yo.i 1-..d 1n gp.netllll'I d 1 Burton. This builness Ii con-Thi following persona i re with the County Clerk of Thl1 buslnen Is con· r f th real P pen coider ol aid ounty, e· IF YOU ARE A PLAZA SAVINGS &. LOAN neturt d h ~ 9 ,...,1----------dUC'lld by: en lndlvtduat doing business u : The Orange County on 6-7·96 ducted by: an lndlvldual ~ any,bo d e b ~o Y scnbed as Follows: Begin· CREDITOR or a contl.n· ASSOCIATION yoi yoi atoM a:nad a !Myer Have you •l•rted doing Cal1lornla Wint Company. 19903185811 Hive you lllrted doing escri e 8 f~~ 15 pur· ning 111 the Northw11t Cor· gent creditor of the ·RccorJcllJuly ), 1991 u Nda • hMby gl\ltl1 lhll Serre business yet? Yts, 5-8-96 1106 Nonlngh1m Rd., New· Dally Pilot Jun• 14, 21, 28. business y11? ~ po_rted to be: undance r.er of Lot 1 of S11d Tract deceased, you must file tn.su No 91 3448jJln Boo~· ~era ComPll1\I. 1 Alan Kl11g1r port B11ch. CA 92660 J 1y 5 t996 F444 ThomlS W. W Ill Onve 144. Newport Beach, No 3867· Thenc• North 5° your claim With the paJe of Official Records 1n the trustw Of ~ !Mite This st1t1m1nt w11 ftled Victoria 8. Clement, 1106 u • This statement was filed CA 92663. The unde1· 13: 21·'eas1 36 40Feot court andma1lecopyto office or !he Recorder of aubltAUtldtrustee 111raienrio't With the County Clerk of Nottingham Rd .• Newport PUBLIC NOTICE O''h th•c County C~e~9:f 11gned Trustee disclaims alizng the Northerly Prolon· the potsonll reptesente· OranetCou111y. YOU ARE 1N Oeld 01 Trust blOlted !'¥ Mii Orange County on 5-10.96 Bt ,ch, ~A r2660 I rengt ~~~'I.;~82849 any liability for any incor· ga1ion of the Weatarly Line tive appointed by the gvAUl:lR~~fER ~~~~g 0.21hd, en unmemld men ,.. 1H83H2H8 J~t~b~~.~e~~lvl~ua~on-Fl::::::s.::~:~~· Dally Piiot Mey 24• 3t, rectness of tf'le street ed· ot Said.. ot to a"Point on court w1th1nh ~ou! 6127191 UNLESS YOU ::':9:~'in':C.:..,..~. Oally Piiot June 7, 14. 21. Have you started doing T'ht folloWlng persons are June 7. 14, 1996 1'375 dre~s a~d o_ther common the Piemea i s Shown months fr~m t o at f TAKE ACTION TO P'9I ~· d dloel -a. In 28. l996 F424 business ytt? no doing business 11: M.E.K. des1gne11on. if any. s~own on S111d Mep of ct No. of first 11•uanco 0 ·PROTECT YOUR PROP· dla d lhe Co.Irey Reocttlet PUBLIC NOTICE VlctOl'il B. Clement Svs1em1 Co.. 666 Baker PUBLIC NOTICE herein. Seid sate will be 386 7, Said Piarhe line letters •9 1 g0Vldfd hn ERTY. IT MA y BE SOLD Orange Ccallfy, C.lcmiol. • This 11a11m1nt was flied SlrH t 1 275 Costa Mtsa, made, but without cove· Bein 1 Non· Ten t Curve section o t • AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU PJllUenl lo ti• Ncia Of Oef -F-lo-tl-tlo_ua_l_u_a_l_M_l_l_I with lhl County Clltk Of CA 92626 ' flctltlou1 IUtlMH nanl or warrtnty ex· g S g I C111forma Probate Code. NEED AN EXPLANATION° Ind eledm 10 ... Nam It t t Orenge County on S.22·96 Jose Burgos. 291 Avoe1do . Heme l tatemen t pressed or implied, r~gard· Concave 0 ,w;:~e~v The ttme lot filing "OF THE NATURE OF THE lllCXJldld Ol/lalt99S.,. bocl "''· The toi:wi a •m~n, ere 19983884173 • es Cost• M111 CA Thi following ptr10n1111 ng title possession or Hevong a us 0 · claims will not expire PROCEEDING AGAINS P'9I rl• u llllWmlf'lf No doln bu":t~r:,n u : Delly Piiot May 3t. June 7, 9262i · doing buslne1t u : Rask ~ncumbr~nces. to Pl~ th• Feet, a Radial to ;>8'° ~01n: before four months YOU. YOU SHO~LD. C9N· 0*37 d u<d d!"Clll _. -r-__.. Pitch~ Screenplay Com-t4 2t 1996 f402 Thia busln111 Is con-end Company, 84 Almedor, 1 • . 1 1 f Bears North 24 36 06 from the heenng date TACT A LAW' ER 300 Mil on Oll/21llll9S at In The F r-~ -•nuw E C • • ducted by· 1n Individual Irvine, CA 9271 4 rema ntng pnnc pa sum? East· Thence along S11d noticed above. CANAL STREET. NEW· OI The ~ ~ The IBl llOADWAY 3500 Paclflc: \llew Onve Newport 8eaoh 844-2700 ~::~y Jifd. c~ona0~!\ PUBLIC NOTICE Hive yoU started doing ~ ~r. ,.Ra~7~ Al· g'8 :'~~) :c~~ ~:,:~ Pierhead Line the FOiiowing YOU MAY EXAM-PORT B.ftCH. CA· .. ctr a Enlty ~ To The "'-"• c Mort.'"'"'* Ch~nal Mat CA 92625 buslnfts yet? No or, ne,""' e 0 ru. • . 1. Courses and Curves INE the file kept by the s1rcct • rcss or common ~ _,,~II E ~ A111 • ·~ 7 ,.........,, P.m.t S 8 well 422 Flctltloua BualM.. Jose Burgos Thi• busln11S Is con-thereon. es provided 1n seld S th asterly 22 63 Fell court If you er• 1 per· dtS1&na11on ot propcny 1J Plecett11. CA 81 IOOO 1 m Cremation s .. w.,ed ~ ~!toria dll Heme ltat•ment This stat1men1 WH lllld ducted by: en lndlvldual note(•I. 1dv1nces. II any, lo~g ~ • .o Curve .Througf'l i on ;nttrHted in th• shown above. no .. uranty" ,, Jll~C IUdD'l IO"" tq.t 1 ~o eroa-.. ay Ma< CA 926is Thelol1owlng person1111 with 11'11 County Clerk of Have you 1t11ted doing under the terms of theaoA .... f 5•24.14 •• 0 n teta you m.y file 11vcnuc11 1'!cThomp~~ft or loronti(peye~111hem.d osta ~~-• doing buslnes• 11· Garden Orange County on e-3-96 bustnen yet? Y11. 9168 Deed of Trust estimated en ng,. o ' . • fc rmal concct.ncUl c .,..."' K•ary 111 IMA lllOflly d flw I.In( ~ J~~ bu~~~·~tvl:u.fon· c 111 of Newport. Sat York· 19983M 5222 Helen R. Auk IHs. chlrges 1~ txP1nses the B1g1nning of a Com wnh th• c~~~ • S 0 ecial under said D«d ·or TIWI, by SUi.) . ., rr/C. 1111 and ,., M~9UIO Have ~ 1tlltld doing ;~:.; Colla Mesa. CA Dally Pilot,,...,. 14, 2t , 28, ~s t~a'=v ~:I~ of the T1u1t1e end of the ~~~~~we;::~~ H~~~~•v: ~:t:•!f the fitln1/of an ~ 0: 0~1~,~~sor ~::; :v=1111o.:: :'t~ "'!'¥ l •••••••••II buslntu ~No Patrick H. Johnston. 581 Jciy 5, t99e F445 Orange Col.wlty on f.t 1·96 trvsts creeted bv Hid De~ R d•us of 653 00 Feet. lnwntory •nd tippraiHI thereby. hcmofoiT euc:uttd ~ lbltd 111 NCICQlf'IY Pimete UI Brllweff Yorki hlrt Colla Mesa. CA PUBLIC NOTICE Utoeiea8083 of Trust. to-Wtt. a 98 45 F of 111111 a111t1 or of and deltvcrcd 10 1hc unJc•· Ital• ~ dletr-tbed A ,:r'• ltllemtnl -~14 92627 · Dally Pilot June 14 2t 28 t T80,232.79 Estimlt•d. Southeaste~ly Th •e~ 1ny petition or 1ccount s•ncd ii """"en Dcct.u.a1i.>n of menu., dlsc:thd an u d lh the County C 0 Tnt1 bu1ln111 Is con-Flctltlous BuslMH July 5 t996 ' F44S Accrued lnter11t end add1· along Said urve ~oug . •• provided in section ·ocrauh ••Id Ocm:inJ '°' OI Tr\111 The plq)llly ~ Ot•ng• County on &-l 0.Sl6 ducted by: an lndlvlduel Hem• ltetement • tionet advances. if 1ny. will an Angle of 8" 38 39 1250 of the Celifornia Si1le, aoJ vmuen nonce ot Cllhtf CICllMlon dnb*OI. 1 .,., 19983885887 Have you ltatlld doing Thi foftowlng ptr'lont •r• PUBLIC NOTICE lnctetst thla figure prior to East; Non· Tangent South Ptob•t• Code. A Re· ..icr•11h a1ld or c1«11on 10 d the,.., propel1'f clnc:rtied1ba"'8 D•lly Piiot June 14. 21. 28. bullnet1 y1I? yes, t995 doing buslneas 11: Environ sale. The beneficiary under o• 54' 02" W11t 63 45 qullt for Special Notice cau\e· ·111e undcl51&tled 10 \ell 11 p,iporlld 10 be .. 9 G July 5. 1998 F439 Palrlck H. Johnston Safety Product1, 18t 7 NOflCl OF TRUSTEE "S Hid Deed of Truit hereto· Feet to a Point of Cusp form 11 available from saKI property ldt':n sa11~y .u 11 KI 5''"1 Coll•....._ CA 92Q: T PUBLIC NOTICE Thl1 •tlltrntnt was llltd W11lcllff 1200 N1wpor1 SALE T1u1t11 Si te No. 95· fort executed end delivered wit h the Curve Conc1v1 the court clerit. ob~&•too::!;i *' SC:ru Id c~1~: undny;c! TNstM ~ •"f ----------1 0:.th thlc Coun~n ~~t~f tee~. ~A 9~'4' 2238 53925 Title 0 1de1 No. to thl undarslgnid 8 writ· Southwtste1ty Having a A:l 'n!:lllkllw: ~( d~rr~~lt andca~, e~ioo 10 be httlllfy .:._ ~= d tlle Flc tltloue auelnHa ange ~n.Z3884018 H a~h ·N~'· Beach 42381flC).54 Rel1'9nce No. ten Declaretlon ot Default Radius of 90.00 F11t; _......, Uahl • 'Recordedl'ebruary 18. 1996 ::::-7..P lllfl. 'r .,., , aim Nem• ltatement 7 c:'o2~ ' 9836 t 2 APN No. 933·38 emf Demand tor Sale end Thence Luv1ng Said Pier-~ fnD. u IMlt No 1996009590.sln hnin The lalll .-d ti. ,• The rollOWlng Pt'10nt •r• Dally Pilot May 31. June • Thia bu11n111 11 con-044 YOU ARe IN DEFAULT • written Notice of D~f1ult head Line Gtf!lrtlly North Altceol .... 9wll Rool" P•at of O<rie111 Rte· ~Id blllnot d Ille otflQfl d~ builness H : Quam~ 14• 2t• 1996 f404 dUC1ed by: en lndlvldual UNDE~ A DEED OF TRUST end Election to Sell. Tht weateny 134.58 Fe111tong ::-0...... ·· ordJ In the office of Ille re-tlQM tiv thl ~to be tdd ~or :~ c·~~~·a ~::a H~A PUBLIC NOTICE H•v.• you 1tll11d doing DATECS 07128194. UNlESS und111lgn1d CI UH d Slid Slid CuMI. Being Also S.1d .............. CA ~~detfor On111cC'~~: s,:,~ •nd ,.. .. ~ tslll!llled all!•. 92827 .• ' but lnest yet? No YOU TAKE ACTION TO Notice or Default end Elle· Eas11rly Lint Ind the Nonh a990 : t._~ fi~~:.on wi~t t~ Ind acMlncn ll lhe •- PRE Inc 2145 Hotbor '1otllloual BualnHte Mark 8. Boltlf n ....... PROTECT YOUR PROP· tlon to Stll to bl recorded 111t1r1y Lint of S11d Lot l . 08/13 08/14 08/20 ~n~tAAnc 0, ·..,arttnt)' ca· dthe nlel ~7 ~~lhe~ic:a el d. C " M C" NanM tet•men Tl\11 1tet1ment WH ..,. c~ If uay..., SOlD •T In h _. h h Th h n Angle ot 95• • ' · Of $11t ii S147, 11ov In ..... v .. 0111 •"· ,. The followlng per90f'll .,. with the County Clerk of "• •. ""' uo:: " t a Cvunty w ere t 1 ~oug ~ I 0 • PUBLIC NOTICE prus or unpllcd, rrsa1dln1 lo Qlf\ the IMM wl ~ 1 92027 dot bullned U' ~ Ofangt County on ~1 MIO A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU rHl IH'oPlrtv 1, located end 40 35 ; Thence 84 46 111lc poucuion. or cnc11m ca ...... dlfQ ._on 1 Sltlt Thl1 bu~lntH '' con• r.,::. 1935 Whlntl, AV9., 19983U 80a'J' NEED AN EXPLANATION more tl\en thrll month1 96" Wiit 21.96Feet1long NllJltHl bnu1ecs, t0 pay• ·111e rcnu1n "lllCllWI btM. a ct.a clrWMI ~ 1 ~Id by. 1 ~=It~ B·12. Co111 Meal, CA Dally Piiot JuM 14, 21• 28, OF T)iE N.ATURE OF THE h1v1 1l•PHd 1lnce such thl Nonherty L1n1 ot Said ~TICE OF mi prmcq1al sum .;' 0:...., or lldlntl a..-WIOI er ~~~ No 92127 Jt!1 s l996 f'.450 PROCEEDINGS AGAINST rtcord1tlon. "ofHtlonel Lot l to thl Potnt of 81tg1n· www: .. TO "f¥•) ~~ ~{,: ftA u in cfttci ft"lft C. 1 _,, 111 ltdllll PAE Inc Debbie H SIUI H. E1tr1da, 2298 Pl .. -' YOU. YOU SHOUlD CON· f.otldOIUN Corporation 11 ning. The Jlfoperty htrllO· rs;lll ~od ~ ;rovtdecl ~vanca ... MS tmn ~ "4~ s.c~etaty ' oentll Ave .. eo.ta MeM. PUIUC NOTICE TACT A LAWYER. On Trust••· S Hulton Centrt fore dltcrtbld ••being sold AOl.90Fil~ if any lllldcT Ille 1tt.m ot u.d ~IMllOllhonor ~~": Thi• atatltnlnl wa• filed ~1~7 tlntH I• con-Flotltloua ._,.,.,... June 2t, 1998. It 11: Oflv•. Suh• 1050 . S.nta ••• is·. The ltfMt lddl'IH ESTATE~ Deed .. ·onrw1. rta. clwJa ;;;;.;~~~10 with the County Clefk of dUC1~ ~ lndMdu.I H 1 t AM. "°111etonal f«edo· AN. CA 82707. Teltpt\one and otn.1 convnon dis~· ~ and ca.pcntn of I.ht Trwue ,. ...,. 111 ,. _. Orange County on t-1 t•M Have ·'"•tarted doing The MM tetemen .,. 1w1 Corpotetlot'I 11 the Nurnbtr. (7141 432-9000. tlOn. lf 1ny. of thl rut CASE NO. A1azat0 and of the tNm aalld 11y· ::;"cm:..,_ cmtt • 18M3U90M ~?no ~ ~~ & R duly 1ppolnt1d Trutlll 9v: Jlil .. McCOMbl. Ttul property d11crtbld 1bov1 To ell helra, benefl .• A'4 Dccd of T~ Said ale ._ 111111t1 ""7 ..ettfdlt lht i-.. Dally ~ June 14.11. n. Siu! H. E't~• Conluftlna ~ E. eoaet ~Ind putauant to Deed tt• Seit Offtcir. Oete: 11 pur~t•d to 1>1· 84 deri11. oredi,to,., con-will be hdd oo Jul)''· t"6, enaa d ow T,..'t Dfld uttl JulV I . t9" '440 Thia ~ WM llled Hwy.. 1211. Nawport of Tt\Jlt. recorded °" 05117/M NPP14975 PUS: H.rb<>r t•ltl\d Dnw. New· ting1nt oredicore, a.nod tt J 00 Pm on lht rront MCI "'* '*°"" ...w. to ,UIUC llATICI! with U'9 County Clerk of Belch, CA t2teO 08/22114 It Document No. 05/3 t /98, 06/07/H , POrt Beach. CA 92H 1 pereona who mey othe,._ '°· iM. ~ma of ctw Ora• ~jar ....,_•' _.. -----""----1°'MO' County on~ Heten M. Aeyee, 300 e. M-O&t8710look ··P1ge Ot/14/16 The und1tt1oned Tru1t11 wtll be lnterMtH In C1wk c.-.!f.E·A?'t 'Ji.M .. wl la,_., '1o1ltleue .......... Hle~l"O COMt ~-· i'28f, ~ -of Olt.clll Alcord1 In the dl1c11m1 1ny lllb1ltty lo will . 0~~1•• J: = :r=cin.rtaJ pu1111ea1KlA := .:.....0 ~ ..... ............ Ddy•Pllot May St. June~. ~.,r.t'· but= 11 con-orflce of the AICOtdlt ol PUl&.IC NOTICE eny 1ncorr1ctnH1 or th• tt~ of. ot tlti1 not-. IN toe.al amoltftl =-. ......_... 1"9 ~ pet1on1 .. 14, 11, 1tll 7 dUded by: en~ ORANOE County. Cellfor· , 1tre1t addrtll tnd otn1 A Pn'ITION hea of IM' ~id N ltneot of ttllr ..., ... 111 ·----'¥ ~ ~ •• ltMrCOn PUIUC NOTICI H~ you _..,,Id doing nl1, 1ic~ed by: SRCHAI NOTICI OP TRUSTll I common ot11gn•t1on. 11 been fii.d by JAMES J . obll& .. tlOft lt'Olred by _. ..._ .... .........,, l'lf\1nclal S•Nlce•, ~15 bUINtt ~No T. llUNCAANTI«>NO ANO SAU TMtM Sall No. ff· t ny, 1nown h1r1in Seki JOSEPH n 0119 SuoeriOI lbo¥1 dC9triW Dail1 of Tni• .ell 1191.::rre ::~1 cJ~ Newpoit PlottUMla • ......,... Helen M. f'tYM G£RALD*4! L~ HUS· 001 U ·SO Title Onler No. ••It will be made. but wnh Court of Cell(omle, •ftlt ·eallnlttd ... ~ e~ .,.... .. _,.... .,.. :9 o•JotephDlttmer,315 ..... atatNMftt Thi• ltltlfMnl wae fllld llANOANOWWF!ASJOINT 84t17·8 Aef1,.nc1 No. outcov1l'l1ntorw1rr1n1y.c ounty ot Ot11nge. tni.'i6t:r'· 11 "P" •blot =IWMfl•tir,,.....tl Watnul Street, Newport ~ =~en~ ~~"'~~:.er TENANTS. N TMtOf. AO-!3313 YOV11 ~~ r::-=~ t•pr111td or IMphed, ,. THE PET'rTION te-Olte ti Ille ;1me of •lo 111< ,..._-. cNlllll Ind.._... INc.tt, CA nea na · 1250 -.. ~ ---·•i> MINISTMTOA OF VETf.A· • "..... {lll'dln9 trtte. l)O .... nion, or queet• that J A.M(I J . ~111 !tilt rm.le~!:' 1m Glh.-.l!llflll.,... Tb11 b111lne11 11 con-~ '"=:~· Or co-t ... HaeOll ANS AFfAIAI. AN OFFI· UNOffl A DUO OF TIWST t nc.urnbt1ncea, to l)ay tf'le JOSEPH be ~l'lttd tllf ((Qt u.t lhl< 'r _. ..,. ti Ml ... dlle'ted by; an indMdlllt ~1'IO 1 08'ly Piiot N'9 14• 2'. '8. ClA Of THI UNITED DATtD 06/'2197. UHlfSS rlft'ltllnlnQ PflnCll)AI aurn ol • pweoMI fl!Ptwent .. 0• 6/0ll'96 T.D SEJtVICI *>... ...... "-illMIN Haw you tl:.ned doing ~ K. Becletttom 2250 :"'Y 5, tMI '4" STATES. OF AMfftlCA .. YOU TAKE ACT10N TO the notaC•I aecurea by lllU tiw co -*"''"* tM COMPAl'fY ... i4 T,,,.. ... ~~ ... , =--~Dltt ~ey hnlna"• 0.: Co-PUIUC MOTICI Benaflclwy. W.U. 88.L .AT PROTECT VOUA PAO Deed of Trust. w1tt1 inwt1t •t•t• of t~ ci.o.d•nt. ·~,. ~· All!lllllll ~~ TIM *''"*" = tAld roneC1t1no PUa.IC AUCTION TO™' unY.ITMAYMIOlDAT cn.r.on ... onwldlOllUM THI PETITION r~ ~ ~)7 ~lct~j· ~.,Jt~~'f With .... courwr °*' .. Thi• bu11,,.n I• oon-.......... ......... Hl~HT 9'00(A FOR A NIUC SAU. IF YOU not1111. ldYanc11. II any, =r· ,,,. ~nt I~ ~2's(,.~tou We ... lllllt a... ~ Ofllf'lt CoiMtr • """" ~ ~ "'.:t·~ n:::: ~II .... CASH •v•bta et ttrnt of NHD AN EJCP\.ANAm: """' the term• of the L =".: '" ... to .... i.., ... llMtfklMy ID ,..,., • ., ..... .. tteeMNMI ..,.... ~Ma ddrla· .....,...':~.:.= .... In tewful mon.y ef.,. OF THl NATUM OP1!.,.T 011e1 or Trvtt. 11u1Mted ::....... n. W, IN ~°"'° • ....... .,. inlor· .... ..,. IOTllCI Deltf Noe -.... '1, ....,.. K. ~ "-Cl\ VldeO. 4CM 'c..tlN ~td Stftff,')¥ C*tfl. a P'M>CllDCNGS AG.A""" ,._, c:tww11 n ,,...... • ....... 9W11o -..loA ....... _,. ll _,. rv-.... ...... 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NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 1069 BEACH Fax 673-7918 harbor@homes4saie.com NEWPORT 2169 BEACH BO USES/ CONDOS FOR SALE HOUSES/ ·CONDOS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RBNT NEWPORT BEACH 1069 BALBOA ISIAND Offic:e Houn: 9:00 am • S~·P and 10:00 am · •:OO pm w di 1561 Mm Dr. ·Sero Ana ~ CA 4 GUI& DllOUB Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Mormy ............ Friday 5~ Tuesday ............. M<nlay 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:~ Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thursday 5:~ . , n .. 101• (714) 642-5678 llYMX (714)631-6594 (Please include your name and phone number and we11 call you back with a pioe quoce.) BYMA&OR• ....... 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 9'lflZT Comer of Newpmt Blvd & Bay St GINlllAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the riJht to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement., Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability f oc any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occufied by the error. CredLt can only be allowed for the first insertion. 6169 Nc•J>O" 8ekh1Cona M~n Daily Pilot FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1996 -NISSAN 1150 SUI 1115 VOLVO • 1230 AllTIQUIS • --~-----~ TODAY'S CRaSSWoRD PUZZLE 4 ly owus GOltEN with OIMlt SHMIF and TANNNf HltSCH .... &ii ............. iiillm .. aASSICS '87 NI..-Pkllt U. '81 DI. 4Dt'. ....... .I~~~~~~~~ 111k mll•a. $2300. ••• a It eoo•• Otto ownr, Ort cOnd:'f OBO. PleaH call turbo :!., 0 ,..., w/ beige, 13500/0BO. ACROSS t "TheWay SA "Gone with Che WllW/' star PREVIOUS PUZ2l.f SOlVEO 714--712-1144. blaCk top,~ llhi int., ~· 4S7f.1140. Un d • r 1 Ok m II. wkdays 680-1"2. We -· 5 (;IUlp&lles 10 Ofe deposit 14 Sood 1s-Pa1.J<w(" 59 Croolled 60~ 61 Page ol 1 book 62 Oceans lOW JOYCE 9182 S3e.ooo obo 2St-19st 1------- liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii ------1VOWWAG£N 92351---------' '79 RR u II s ... aMu TOYOTA 9210 AUTO PUTS author 18 General Bradley 17 HonUI 63 Chemleal compound 6" Slight dePreaSIQn Neither vulnerable. South dW..1 NORTH •AK78 r;:) 10148 0 81 •J,75 In an effort to protect potential diamond tricb, Wen elected to lead a trump. Declarer took the kine and cashed the ace and, leavinc a trump outatandfog, caahed the ace and king of diamonds and ruffed a dia· mond. Instead or overruf!ina, .East discarded a club! blue, Sliver mlnk.723-'71 auP•RaUG Red/ • JlEPAill 5 124n23·1 501/252· ••~ Tow-ta T•ra.t 4 Whit• convartlbl•.1~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9'11 ~0/81~327-2414 dr, ault>, a/c, 2ek mil, Restored Ilk• new.1• 19 Type of cherry 20 Ease TRADE w h It e , S 8 , 4 5 O _M_2_·_95_7_4 ____ _ 1990 F'or4 Careo Van $2,750. OBO Ask fOf' Dlnesh Shah. 714-574 .... 267. DOWN 809-735-e288 Corona 21 $amplet 23 wen 25 Sediment 2e Seool native 27 lndtJlgent 1 Reporter's Question 2 Longtlmo perlOd WEST •JlO 0 85 • EA.ST •9•U r;:J KQ92 0 53 through classified 842°5678 Sell your home through cla11lfled. •42·5878 RENT through classffied Buy It. Sell II. Find ll Cl•Hlfled, 30 Sale·la~ disclaimer 31 Hollow alone 33 Not im.ginaiy 35 Poslellle answer 36 Coftff cup 37 Man b8Yerage 38 Piicher Haratuser 40 Soarl 42 God of love 43 Oerislvety 45 Bemoan 47 Amiable I 48 Middle-dstance runners 49 Pei1cy • 52 Style ol • room 53 Stare 3 Rodent 4 Sighs S OOing Gallup's WOf!I 6 In the lead 7 Darll blue 8 Before 9 Soop cracker 10 Tasty crustacean 11 Leaveoul 12 Swede's neighbor 13 Units OI energy 18 Singer Fitzgerald 22 Ms. MacGraw 23 Tough QU8SllOOS 24 Onginaled 25 AIYeit>anlt plant ------~~ 14 OQJ97 •AQ842 •K 1093 SOU111 •Q885 r;:J AJ7 OAK 1084 •8 =~ 10 p ... I• Pue so Pue p... Pue Opening lead: Jack of• Ta.king a look at all four hands, it. ia difficult to aee how four spades can be defeated. But a brilHant deceptive play by Eaat, who is unknown to us, led declarer down the path to destruction. South's bidding ,showed a band with 4-3-5-1 distribution and invita· tiooal valll81. With excellent. spade support, North bad just enough to accept. FORD 9075 INFJNITI With the mi.saing trump eeeming· ly marked in the West hand, declar- er saw no reason to riak leading a heart to the jack, which would have guaranteed the contract as the cards lie. The problem was that West was likely to win this trick and remove dummy's laat trump, stranding declarer with rour loeera. loatead, declarer came t.o hand with the ace of heart.a and confi· dentJy rui'fed another diamond - and the.roof retl in. East ovenuft'ed with the trump that West 'had to' hold, and the defendera quickly took two heart tricb and a club for down one. 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P/W/l, uuise, tilt. lMl49248A·4031391 •9975 .. ~·•.s . t ··---.. ••• ••• ·········-................ . •c ..._ 1' act-A~ itsl, anb Scafoo~ \ PACl\:-(C, Fl "'Nt> SEAfCX>D 2'°10 NEWfbRr BL\IDCll:>TAMESA . q1u;2-=t (41q) (if5()-012>0 ' Setu,,~ tJuuk r ~~ "*». s.e ~~~ fJ-46 WINNER Se. ,__ • &/tt(4l ~.~,.. -....~ ~/() e .. ,.. ~ s..e W-. (t. ... ~ t 663 PlacentJa Ave. 1'Tts Costa Mesa D JI J., 646-4838 -. Young artists tour auto dealership South Coast Toyota Volvo: bulldlng a company l'9pUtation on customer sati8fact:ion By Lana H. John9on, Promotions Elel.w'l lucky students were l908ntty treated to a grand t6ur of South Coast Toyota Volvo on Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa All of them had one thing In common ... they had the opportunity to design an advettisement for South Coast Toyota Volvo as part of the 4th Annual Daily Pilot Student Design An Ad Contest South Coast Toyota Volvo, one of this year's section advertisers, went beyond spoc ISOf i lg ad space. They invited the students who .. _--.:--•· designed ads fOf their business to tour the facility. Robert Matthews, general sales manager at South Coast Toyota Volvo, hosted the tour. "We were extremely impressed with the wor1< and effort of the ads the students designed and greatly appreciated their participation," said Matthews, who shared exciting news about the dealenship. The franchise, newly purchased In September 1995, is ready to , break ground and undergo a $4.2 miffion renovation. Construction, which will encompass an entire city block. is scheduled to begin in August with a completion date of Jai. 1, 1999. The old •chalet-styte" bulding In the resale automotive department at the comer of Harbor Blvd. and Bay St. wi11 be a new Volvo showroom and resale facility. The cunent st0fag8 area behind It, where new cars are delivered and carefully checked, will become an expanded body shop. The service c.-sw ila- C"5Us" C.,..C.. 1t1 .. T•····--···· Sii \PF-l'P N IWPOR T ~ ~re,.. A ...... 11111~ '->ork- A "cl \let Oftc? South Co.f ~ ~,,.,,.,a/ .... ,,,.,,..,,. Robetf MlltfheM up6alm fo student atfists how a CM Ioele box worlal, cUfng. wt four' ol the .... ,..,,., and parts ctepartment across the through the car with you, str9et will be reconstructed with 62 explaining all the specifics of that service bays. All technicians are particular vehicle. Then, a few days thoroughly trained and oertified by later, the customer receives a the manufactUrer. The entire follow-up phone call, in case there opeiation will continue to conduct are other questions." business during the ~. South Coast Toyota Volvo goes One student asked, " How do ·one step further. When a customer you know if a customer is purchases a pnMously owned car, satisfied?" there is a complete satisfaction According to Matthews, "We're guarantee. If the customer is not extremely conscientious of the way satisfied, the purchase price is we treat our customers. 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A_. to "''llv< J, 11,,of'J"'"" y,.,, ''"' lc<I .,.,,'lti~lltJ Df <4Ut( 'f'u~ ~~f ~/ bttf\ t~ICtti c. ,,,c "" !> llt ( 'ft1afc,,_ III W • -·-·-.0......-------...a-. ................. ·-,.--~- t • • 'P'-"" '6 • BE'J'NS FRoM ScRATC ~ • No MIG(OWAvts' OR H EA1 CHL!fES •ALMOS! At..vJA~S OP&N! a child's boutique Wes\c\',W '?\o.--z..o.... /05~ J::r-J\f,e.. F\v~ N.e.,u..>por\-~~ (~\£.(){.Dlbl -'(o I q ~,.& t;..45 .tt 'd• s. '-•t .... ~ 2ND PLACE WINNER u..,. ,,,.,.._ ,,.._ 1 '#~So4..t .... ~ ~~ ~~be 4M //IUU«d St~ Z>~ //1e /let . $50, ate: Rachel Wetts, grade 6, St John the Baptist, for her artwOO< for Pacific Fish and Seafood; Sean ROfden, grade 8, Ensign lnbwmediate, for The Barn; and Mason Ritchey, grade 10, Estancia High, for Alden's Carpets. These students are featun!ld on page 2. By Lana H. Johnson, Promotions Students discovered the world of advertising fl!St hand and what goes Into creating effective advertisements for local businesses, when they participated in the 4th Annu.il o.lly Plot Student DMigr\ An Ad eont.t. Youth in grades four through 12 from Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar and surTOUnding areas learned more about their business community and the advertising Industry, while gaining recognition for their creatMty. Only the entrtM •••• ct.d by edvertlMna ... fNtlnd In ... SPKl8I NCtlon. Cash prizes were awarded for an overall grand prize winner, and first, second and third place In each of three grade level cantgorles: 4th , 6th, 7th , 9th and 10th , 12th. Grand prize winner, Vanessa Loza, from Dwyer Middle Schoof In Huntington Beach gam8f9d $75 for her artwo'1< for Planet Kids. First place winners, who eec:tl l'90eived Second place wimers, who each received $35 ate: Jeffrey u. grade 5, Lincoln Schoof, for Del Taco; Uyen Nguyen, grade 7, TeWinkle Middle School, fOf The Gosling; and Luis Suar9z. grade 11 • Costa Mesa High, for NikeTown. Third place wlmers, who each received $25 .-.: Laura Pham, grade 6, St John the Baptist, for Pacific Mii BrMd; Brandon YamawakJ, grade 8, Ensign . Intermediate, for Vina Nova; and Sayori Tsuji, grade 10, Costa Mesa High, for Kumon Math Center. See pages 16 and 17 for the9e winners and their ad deejgns. ttow .. COl"'9t worked AdWftieera from a variety of busif MISW in the convnunlty sponsored ad apace. Students were , ~,.,..and..,. llDm!Wd by o.t)' Plot ptOlffOllol'9 LMa H. Jot.tw on.,......,. fG ,,.,,,,.,.. '°'. pltoflo ouCtng provided Information about these buslnesMll ~ with contest requlrementa and basic principles tor designing an effective ad. Students could contact the business for whom they were designing the 8d to get better aoqualnted with the types of products or ..vtces the sponsor provided. ... .. - Ads were either hand drawn, computer generated, or a combination of the two. Several students also Incorporated original photography in their design. Evety0ne was encouraged to use their imagination and have fun. Completed ads were returned to the newspaper and sent to each advertiser for judging. Since several students may have designed ads for the same advertising sponsor, the advertisefS selected which ad or ads they wanted to appear in this section, based on the student's ability to best convey the ad message. From these sponsor-selected ads, Independent judges in the advertising, maii<eting and communication fields selected their favorites based on originality, overall creativity, ad message, copy writing and inclusion of headhne, illustration and pertinent information. Depending on the advertiser, the business logo was either provided or requested to be hand drawn by the student. Students, whose ads were chosen. appear next to the ad they designed. Ughta, camera, action ... For the first time, we Invited all of our cash prize winners to go •on location• with us. 'Ne met on Balboa 1$1and at the Ferry landing and ferried over to the peninsula, where the students wor1<ed together as a group to design the cover art. Ola' .tlsts ara featured on t.he cover and throughout the aectioo. From the beach to the Fun Zone, all of us had a wonderful time interacting! A special thank you to the advertisers who sponscnd this section, the students and teachers who participated, and the judges who shared their time and talents. Also, thank you to Leone Kressin, president, Costa Mesa Art League, who has offefed to exhibit the artwor1< designed by our cash prize winners at the Showcase Gaffery. The 10 pieces will be mounted and displayed and available for viewing during regular gallery hours. The gallery Is located in South Coast Plaza Village, 1631 Sunflower Avenue. Call 540-6430. We hope you enjoy the artistic efforts of our communities' youth. We loved putting it together. On the cover: Student artists *spel out" 1996 Student Desigl /vi M lbottDrn ptlOtj 'l.1lh the Balboa MM<et beech wal nual as bad<dop, OU' \WYlers kick ~some f\n (from L): Mason Ritchey, Sean Rorden, Vanessa Loza, Sayori Tsuji and Jeffrey Li. (nol pic1u'ad: RdlE!I ~ Laua Pham. Uyen Nguyen. &in:Xln Yamawad crd Ws &auz). 3RD PlACE WINNER ............ " t;..41 £-"" ~1 .. e -...~ ~~ t;..46 St./-'-#N~ .... ~,, flt• s.,,w~ . ~/() e-.-. ~ S.'-" .... 4•tt•"1 ~OlVli BA~K -to VIU.A llo\fA _,,,.. r iii=- th .....,~ ..,,,~ "" 14-1=2, fW=mX+b Kumon Math \\Ork FrH Diig~ testing It Central Colll Mtu. 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Deciding whether the student- designed ads did just this, we Invited three experts in the advertising, marketing and communication fields to select a grand prize winner along with a immediately became vice president and now president of the art league. The Costa Mesa Art League is a non- profit co-op gallery for local league artists to present their artwofk. Artwork is displayed at the Showcase Gallery located In South Coast Plaza Village, 1631 -ll!!!!..~,____;.J Sunflower Avenue. You can (from left to rlflht:J Ftan Schmidt, view our cash prize winners' • Rachelle G111inMn, Leone Kressin ad designs at tbe gallery. They will be mounted. first, second and third place displayed and available for winner in each of three grad&-viewing during regular gallery level categories (4th -6th, 7tti -hours. 9th and 10th -12th), from the Fran Schmidt is a financial · advertiser-seJected ads In the 4th set'Vices officer, investment Annual Dally Pilot Student Design consultant associate and An NJ Contest community outreach representative for GlendaJe Meet our judges Federal Bank. She was employed The three judges were: Rachelle two yeacs at the Fashion Island Gillerman, marketing/events branch and now WOf1<s af tfle - coordinator, NikeTown; Leone Corona del Mar branch. One of Kressin, president, Costa Mesa the largest savings institutions In Art League; and Fran Schmidt, the United States, Glendale financial S8fVices officer, Glendale Federal has established a Federal Bank. community ~king reputation by Rachelle Glllerman coordinates exoelling at personal S8Mce and all marketing events at NikeTown, developing long-term customer Triangle Square In addition to relationships. working with all professional Working together, the judges athletic teams, colleges CIF-SS. had the difficult task of choosing Boys and Glr1s Clubs, AYSO, the cash prize winners from a YMCA, 0CSA. school youth talented field of entrants. programs, and paric and Whether the winning ads W9"9 recteational departments In a five-chosen for their simplicity, sense county area. of design, originality, or a Leone Kressin, pNSident, Costa combination of these, all have one • - ..... Mesa Art League, retired two and thing In common -they oonwy to "'- one-half ~ ago from human the reader What the advertiser Is resources management and trying to sell ot promote. ~ . "{ou(' \\e\~~ 1,.t IL Jfi:!: I\ ·2 ._N[l JNIJE R (W'"l _£ SUPPUE5 L..0.S'") r.r• dRN -•115 ( :?JP()I\ ~c TO''!> Ii:-JS, f(JJ( A I '<I l ope~ P~f~ [l)'.oO Qm-4:"30f"'¥' Po.vE~ RAt\hE~ (~L~ ~u ·•GJ~r ONLY AT: n12 EDINGER BLVD .• HUNTINGTON HACH. CA 926'7 IJe,,, ~ t;uuu 6 ~~~ ?NM.~·~ ~--..~ o;;ic..1.. ~ ~~ "WE INVITE CAMP ARISON" RELIABLE SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN CARPET, VINYL & TILE FOR OVER 20 YEARS Balboo CllllfJet fftitt6 91U. I 629 Terminal Way #20 . Costa Mesa,. CA 92627 .-......,_.,.. 629 .fermmal412o Costa Mesa, CA ·92627 Phone # (714) 722-0420 7~ z:>~ Paot ~Uk to-~ att, ~~~to-~ 4tk A~ S t«AWet Z>~ rl1e rid~~- Schools and teachers whose students participated: Adams Ms. Murphy Mrs. Pollock Costa Mesa High Mr. Bronkar Ms. Butler Mrs. Cassady Mrs. Kerins Mrs. P81'9Z Ctvtst Luthenlo Mr!. Ebel Ms. Mead <fb Dwyer Middle, Hunt! Mr. Daty Edison High, Huntington 8.ac:h Mrs. Kile Ensign lntennedi.t.. Mrs. Stip. Fulton Mlddle, Fountain Valley Mrs. Quan HarborVlew Mrs. Evans Mrs. Harrington Mrs. Wawra te.iMr Mrs. Lang Mrs. SMz.ak KJltybtook• Mrs. OWen q,. Ms. Siebert Uncoln Mr. Berg Mrs. Cox Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Olander Ms.Rogers Ms. Skow Mrs. Urricariet Mer1nera M~. l.oog Ms. paft( Mrs. Robben Newport ElementlWy Mrs. Ross Newport Harbor High Mr. Bany Mes. Olson Mr9. St. V'11 Ms. Krikorian Sun View, Huntington 8.ac:h Mrs. Alvis Ylctoria Mi's. Martin Mr.·Nonia Mrs. Wright Wleon Mrs. Brown Ma.a.. Ms.Hannon Mrs. Muetzel Ma. &Allvan Businesses who · sponsored ads: 17th St. Beauty Supply Alko 'a Health Club Wylie A. Altken Alden's Carpets Anaheim Bullfrogs The Athlete's Foot Balboa Carpet Mttla TheBam 8atJer Lotus BaySideMart~ Baysic!e Big Gary's Island TheGasCo. 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