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Home My WebLink About1996-07-01 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Vina Vaughan aces Southern Cal title ---. -. --------·····--····--· ............ ------.... -~ --.-....---··----..,; --·-·-..__ ~-~ •"iiiartC;w••Tli;t VOLUNTEER? She may have second thoughts next time Se•v11g the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 July4 revelers ready to have blast • Costd Mesa remains one of the few Orange County cities to still sell fireworks. By John Canalis, Daily Ptlot C 'OSTA MESA -Today's the day when commerce, charity, pcttnotism and g un powder meet. Fireworks are on sale through Thmsday. There drC about 45 fireworks -.tctnds c11yw1de. And you don't 1wed a map to fmd them, since the cct m1val-style booths are as hnqhtly colored as a Roman can- dll· Buymu fireworks 1s relatJVely q1111l-fre<' m Costa Mesa, where '-rill's hem•fit local nonprofit orga- 1111.c1l1ons dnd charities. Fireworks 11i.1nut.wt11rN~ get a few bucks, \01) Thuuyh most Orange County nt11>., hc1vt> banned fireworks. res- 1d<·nt~ tol<I city offic1aJs to keep cdlow1119 them through an ddVl- "llr\' vote a few years ago, -;aid ( '1ty I\ 1andge1 AUan RoPder. "The ind1calJon was that folks \\ <1ntPcl to kt;•ep hreworks," he ..,c1icl RoedN st11d the benefit to local < hdnlies 1s the main reasnn res1- clenls support the sale But the lctw does have detractors "Every year, we get some caUs oncl some letters," he said of those pushing for a ban. In n eighboring NPwport BPach. somP residents have qnpetl dbout people who buy hrC'works in Costa Mesa dild We- 9ctlly light llwm on rhe beach. C'ostc1 M esa lolks d.lso havP com· plc11nNI Nc>wport residents crowd where it's legal RPgardlcss, city codes Me sun- pl<' dnd chrect Newport bans fire· wurks Cost<1 Mesa rpg11lc1tes tlwm Tiw"l· who lc1y nut cash for thi•<,P burning, smoking, <.parkJ111g, wh1slling ancl spmmng wondN:-. 111 Costa Mesd must be 18 ycrtrs old. And adults have to I><• µresC'nl dunng use Wdnt 10 celebrate lndepen- <lc~nce Day early? Forget it. L1ghbng fireworks is allowed only from 4 to 10 p.m . on Thurs- day, July 4, Costa M esa Fire Department officials said Other laws limit fireworks to µnvate property and prohibit throwing them tn the air or at ,mother person. r~~~:~~~~s----1 I~ I • Follow directions on the : I I , package. 1 ·: • Stand far from the display. : : • Never point or throw fire-: I I : works at another person. : • • Only use products 1 I • approved by the state fire I • marshal!. I • Have an adult present. • Put used items in a bucket of water. • Keep a hose nearby. • Do not use fireworks indoors. • Keep away from structures, ·vegetation and cars. • Light one It-=·" at a time_ • Do not .ttempt to flx or r•lrduds. • Do not c.any fireworks In your~ • State I • cool dry plla. • Do not ,........ ~s. such. ..... bottle rodcm. "°"""an-dlll Md . .,_. '•* ._,.or , .. • f! If you 'tlllfft.•IWll-~-~--- , ' 8 \ - >tM ~A(1• 1f rll r I DAILY PILQI Kenny Sisco, 8, of Huntington Beach (left) and Benjamin Lawson , 7, of Irvine werP just two of the thous ands who flocked to Newport Beach Sunday a fternoon. Local officials are looking for more big ('rowds this week under warm skies heading into the holiday. Vi ors eac • Beclchguers toµ 100,t>UlJ and lorol ott1nals" 1 'looking to better that mark as thP r ourth of .J uly holidct\ rn•c1rs , By Anastacia Freeberg, Dail~ Pilot NEWPORT REA< '11 L1k<· sf'tllf'f-. 111 t1 tront1er lilncl rush, hl'ctC'h~10Ns cr1nw cic11 I~· bPdch umhr!'llcto,l upon th1• 5ancf.., Sundct y "If it's this nice on the Fourth, i t will be real- ly nuts ... '' EnlHl"'d h y tlw prospP< t o f 7:l -d1•q11•t· ll'l1lJH'rr1t111 I'~ nn lctnrl and d wa\Pr ll'nlJ>l 't <t · turl, ol '17 dt>(ffl'l'"· m on ' I hrtn IU0.000 111 •o- plc• W<'n ' ell NPWJH111 Bt.•c1c·h, mc1k111 ~1 It "l•xlrC'llH'ly lnby " l nr lh<' hteguarcls, Lt Enc ' Rduer said -ERIC BAUER Joye£> LeP dncl l lc111 - nah Chung wN<' su('- ressful in grdbbing ct µlot of land, once I hey crossl'cl O\'Pr t hE' "killer" hot sand But th.,. r<'<1l p111hll'm cdme m rememhennq whN<' tlwy l<11cl 1lw1r loWE>ls "We Wl'nl OUI 111 lht' Wd!CI cl httll' ctlld Wl' ' Wdlked out on the Jetty, too, bec·a11s1' 11 \\/dS too hot to read or chat," scl1d Le<'. a Lt1 .Jolla resident. "It was hard to hnd a spot on the FAIRLY CREATIVE Tunya Anderson has entered 11 different contests in the uproming Orange County Fair. and she s only 11 By Julie Ross Cannon, Dally Prlot Eleven days until the Orange County Fair, and Tonya Anderson is countinq each one of them . The 1 l-year-old Costa Mesa r€'s1dent has entered more than 11 different contests, including best plant science, collection, pre- teen craft, reptile and lunch-table setting, which Are being judged by fair offiotlls th1s week. Tonya, who plans to attend sixth grade at Paularino Elementary School in September, said the fair ls just one way for her to express her a'Mtivity. ·1 make a lot of crafts during the yelH and • )t • h!·ctc h, hut c11H ,. \\ ,. left ti, 11 ,,.i., 1h 1ll\ hard lo ltnd 1t ttqc1tn " 1\" a result c>t thl' cro\' d1•cl ronc11t1ons. pnrking wc1s at o pr<'- The lot al Coronet tit•! c1 m w hKh resullt>d 111 a nf'\,l'r- Pndmq pc1ri1Clf' ol rnrs wtndln~J thrm1nh Ille rPr;1cl1 ·11t1c1 l r;trPf'ts dl>0\'(1 tlH• hf'('lf h In hopPS O! rl pcHktnq S)l11C l' ,\ml ('\'I'll ,, ... pPoph· \\'('It' l<•11\·1nq 111 1h1· l11lt' <1lll•rnoon, otlH'l 'i, bk1c· T .I .l1•11\..111s. \\'Pf!• Wd1l1nq lo ldl-.1 · tlw11 p<1rk1nq spot T.I , lb, ot ( ·oHitt(I cl•·I t\la1 , was l1mshin~1 n hl'cll h lou1 thr1t hf'q<1n 111 t k 1•c:m:-1d" thctl morn- mq Thi• 11Cl'dn ""'" p1-.1 "" rrowd- Pd c1:-. thP !-ctnd .ind Lht• pav1•- mf•nt, with IJ0<1b nl rdl .,17.PS c11l - t1nq tl11ouqh tlw ..,11n-drippl1·d Wdll'r 'Thv11•.., h1'l.'ll 11 lot ol llot1t1nq lr<1lt1< ,' ..,r11d .IR \:Vtl.,011, ".itch c11111111drHl«'1 nf thP I la1 bor Pc1trnl "·\ lot of peoplP rm • tr1km~1 ddVct111d~Jl' nl tlw Ill('(' WPdlhN c111d \dim Wdlf'r " AIE>x Truong ol Srtnld And romplctmc>d 22, of New- port Beach (left) and Cristin lnglis. 25. of Hunting- ton Beach came pre · pared for a long, warm day at New- port Beach. that nclmq h1.., hocly board wa n ext-to· m1poss1bl(• 'You <t1n't do 11 or you'll crn!>h into oth1•1 p1·opl1'." hE' said Tiw h1•<1ch c·11nd1t1on., ll11Hhl dlso hi' <1 J>ll'\'WW ol whdl t(11•xppr t lur lht> Fourth ot .I 11 I,. "If ti's th1' n1rf' on the r:nurth. it wtll hp rt•dll}' nut~ ... HrtuC'r said . DAVIO lUCHANSKY I ON.Y PlOT Tonya Andenon holds a slew of victory rtbbom from lat year's Orange County Pair. Thb year, she has entered t t various compeUUons. throw them in a box.· she said "When the fair book comes out, I go through the box and decide what's good enough for the fair • Last year Tonya reeetved a covetnd divi- sion·wihner ribbon for her model of C alifor- nia miulons, which she made for a school project. Her aloe vera plant. which was a gift } from her grandmother w hen shP was born, also took first place. This year's she's hoping some of he r other work steals the show. "My favorite thing I did was the table set· • SEE CREATIVE PAGE 4 • EndofFa.ir • expansion may lead to settlement •Five-year-old lawsuit could e nd as City Council and Fair boards are expected to meet today and hammer· out details. By Evan Henerson, Dally Pdoc COSTA t\IC:SA -Nov.· that plans for d ho11•1 dnd an off-track betting fac1ht' at the Orange Countv Fa1rnrounds are elft'C· lively ;)It tlw tc1bh . the city at ti the Ordn~w t 'ountv Fair Boci:d are <'XJWt.IPd IC> S(•ttle a hve-y<•o1· old ld\,..,u11 11\N tJi,. fai.r's expon· s1on . Dunnq c.1 1oint mPetmg todd\' thl' C1t\ Council and the fdtr b ot11d \\'111 rC'vlro\\ a s e> It I • · 111 <· n t dgr1·1·ment wh1c h ..,pells out ('Xactly h<1\\ many p<•o ple r an c1ttPnd a u1vPn pvenl at thf' r:atr- n r o unds t l1ci dCJrl:'e· mC'nt dlso t•,lc1 bll<:.he~ pMkrng llm- 1t.1111111" Th·· SPI· I I t' m 1' n t <1CJr<·emen~. '' oulcl close Ol1P chaµlPI llf lhP con- t 1 '~ ,. <' r ~ 1 c1 I "We've still got the Pacific Amphifhe- ater hang - ing over us, _ .. We've fought tha t thing to a bloody standstill fo r 10 years ... " -ROY ANDREEN -.. lll~tOf\ ln\Ol\lll<J 'h" r,111 - fllOUndS, !ht•< II~ crnd C <i"ld \ l1•"c1 r•''ldf•111-. Locdl hom•'•'\'·n1 r.., \\.ho tu1 \'f>rll'" h,1\ l' tuuqht tor p1•n C'l' lit>l.wt!<'n thl' r:,mqn•unct-. rtnd its 1 es1dt"nlldl nP19h bPr<. '-•1\ tlP. but c-E'rta1nh not lhf' '' <11 . "\\'e've sttlt' qot lhtc> Pete 111c Amph1lhf'dtf'r hdngin9 m l'r u~. wlwn dnd 11 it D•'" 1ntn Pp1•1c1· !Ion " Sold homl'U\\.·n p r 1\1•\ . .\ncl tl'l'n "We'n• lntJltht th<1t lhtnq 10" bloo<h c;1c1nd<:t1ll l111 10 'edr., • Tht• f'll\' s ft!\\'.,llll!-\\'t'I•' lllPcl t(I hlPck ·1d1rgrt•Und <'>.pc1n:-.1nn which nughl CdllSt' l;"XC"PSSIVt' lldl - 11• on th"'f' surrou ndmg st rPPls Plan:-. h ) bwJd a tnst-lnoc1 re. tau- 1 rtnt cl tour-story hot Pl and the tw t11ng lnnhty havP $\nCe beC>n :-.rr<1pp1•d, d ldll sr ok esperson :-old /\nd now thdt th1• Costa I\ 1Psa FrPP\\ cl\ read1C'!> to I Qth Stn't>I. h ec1ch trdlhc can h\ pc1:-s the Ft\1r - ~1ruunds lurthN t 1 l•ring up llw dfl'cl traffic, :-.11 1cl tc111 spl)kt•:-. woman Jill Uoyci ·A recent tralhr <1nct pMkinq study we had donP 111d1catt>, thdt • SEE FAIR PAGE 4 r-----~----------, I \ ll I \ AROUNDl&NN CLASSIFIED NEIGHBORS POLITICAL~ PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS WEATHER \ • • MONDAY, JULY 1, 1996 neighbors COMMUN ITY Fifteen-year-old Costa Mesa 1esident Rkhard R. Price, recent- ly won the Gold Medal of Achievement dWard through the Royal Ranger program. The Gold M('dal of Achieveme nt is recog- nized by the U.S. military services as the equivalent to the Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout Awa.rd MIL ITARY l'-larine Lance C pl. Scott P. Bell, son of Deborah L Stinson of C os- ta Mesa has returned to Camp Pendle ton alter complebng a six- month deployment to the Persian Gull with the ground combat ~ ment of the 15th Manne Expedi- tiondTy Unit as part of the USS Peleiu Amphibious Ready Group. /'ddnne Pfc. Daniel E. Adams, son of Ron E. and Kim D. Adams o! Costa Mesa has returned to Ccimp Pendleton after completing a ~LX-month deployment to the Persian Gulf with the ground combat e l<>ment of the 15th Mdnne ExpPditionary Urut as part of thP USS Peleiu Amphibi- ous RedCIV ( iroup. Navy i::n ... 1qn J ennUer R. Mer- rm, daughtN of RJchard L and Linda Merrill of Newport Beach recently qrdduatf'd from the U.S. Navdl Acddemy in Annapolis, Md . and WdS com.missioned to her prc•sront rank m the U.S. Navy. aJ award winner in Science. He will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook. ' Th.ree Newport Beach students have recently graduated from the University of Oregon: James L Gray, a bachelor's in psychology; Sean Thomas Martin, a bache- lor's in political science and soci- ology and Chamhe Jmttne Sta- bler, a bachelor's in sociology. CORPORATE Newport Beach resident Guy Baker, who is managing director of the BTA Advisory Group in Newport Beach, has been elected e Re:source Group, a new consult- ing team comprised of the most talented experts in every aspect of business. Pacific Building Industries is pleased to announce that they will be relocating in the Airway Commerce Center at 3190-K Air- port Loop Drive, Costa Mesa. The company provides general con- . tracbng services for office, indus- triaJ and shopping center tenant unprovements as well as other speciaJty projects. Mdr1m' Pie Oscar l. Alanz, son of J\.ldnnt> Corps argent Major and Mrs. Bruno Balderrama of Costa f\ 10-.d, recenlly completed basic lrdininq at Mrtnne Corps Recruit 0Ppot, Sdn Diego and was m£>ntonously promoted to his present rank The Costa Mesa company ARV Assisted Uvtng has recently pro- moted severaJ of their employees. Shella M. Muldoon was promot- ed to GeneraJ CoWlSel, oversee- ing all legaJ work on behalf of the company. Jay Manning was appointed Regional Administra- tor overseeing the firm's Florida operations. Charlotte de Ulloa was promoted to Director of Human resources for ARV Assist- ed Living. Paula Hertel was pro- moted to Vice President, Strategic Planning. Caryn L. Raphael now serves as Vice President, Corpo- rate Communications. Kare n Wing has recently joined as FinanciaJ AnaJyst. Newport Beach in 1891. So we missed the revolution, we had a railroad! A final retrospective by a r eluctant historian EDUCATION Mrs. Ann Bahrani of NE>wport Bea( h is pleased to dnnounce that lheu son David H. Huttman was named lo the dedn's list for the t 995-9n nraclem1c yedr dt Duke Uruver 1tr Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Schwan of Corona del_ Mar dte pleased to announce that thf>1r daughter Kristin B. Schwarz was named to the dean's List for the 1995-96 aca- derruc year at Duke University Steven Beazley, a SC"cond-yedI c bmcdl psychology doctoraJ stu- dent from ( 'osta Mesa, received q tushed ~tudrnt Award, whKh incluch•d d $500 srhold1sh1p Two Cctl Slctlt' Fullerton g1adu- nlf' 0..,\11(\pnt!>, Jeannie De nholm of NPwr>or t 8f'dCh dnd Margaret Owens of C ·oronn dcl Mor were winnf'rs in thp Crf'al1ve Arts an f>e~1qn <dtN1orr ctl the 10th dnnu- ctl CciltJomtd Stet!<' UnivNs1ty Stu- dent Rt"'l 'dffh C'(JmpM1llon held at c~u SlrHllSlctll!. Tht• lJn1 ll'd C...talP'> Achievement Acadl•my .innouncecl today that Thomas Ito, who attc·ncls l ldlhor Day School, Wd'-ndfnl'"cl a nal10n- Coombe and Pedigo of New- port Beach has been selected to handle public relations for the "1996 Race For The Cure,• a fund-raiser for the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Founda- tion, to be held September 22 at Fashion Island. Esprit Com.munlcat1ons, a fuU- service marketing communica- tions agency in Corona del Mar, was honored with seven awards at O:tis year's Orange County Ad mg as one of the top winners of the evening. The company aJso received 11 awards at this year's Medical Marketing Association International Awards. Newport Beach resident Blll Hamilton . owner of The Cannery Restaurant, MaJarkey's lrish Pub, Cannery Cruises and the ruver- boat Cafe, was recognized by Chapman University's Leatherby Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Ethics and the Passkeys Foundation recently for an out- standing demonstration o f tntegnty, etlucs and vaJues. Mentors are sought for role models A Yf\1CA proqram 1s sePkmg r·ollegP stu<lc-nts crnd working profes!.1onals to sNvc as mentors for local chudren, parhculdrly stu- dents at Whittier nnd Wilson ele- mPntary ~chools in Costa Mesa. The Unit<'d for Success Pro- qram, wh1C'h run!'. through the YMCA and hc1s counselors and educators lotdlPd at Costa Mesa schools, 1s loolung for mentors who are collf'qc• c;tudents or older. MC'n tors MC' dskrrl t~ make a one- year comnutment, sue hours a month, Wlth a child who needs a positive role model. "A mentor is a surrogate par- ent who explains to the child what it takes to make it in society and what life has to give. They talk with them and take them places.· said Dorothy Castillo, a program coordinator for the YMCA's United for Succes.s and a gang specialist for 12 years. Call Castillo at 442-1000 I admit it. I was a snob. When Editor Bill LobdeU set me to finding out the history of this place several years ago, I was not impressed. My roots go back to South Carolina land grants, houses with damage from both the Revolutionary War, and the War of Northern Aggression (also caUed the Civil War by Yan- kees) Andrea Ntte and Scott Halley HALLEY-NITE The American Lutheran Church in Prescott, Ariz. was the setting for the May 25 wedding of Andrea Jean Nite al. Prescott and Scott Lawrence Halley of Newport Beach. \'Pilot W1tllam lobd~I The same 24-Dally Pil01. PO Box 1560, Costa hour answering service may be Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No used to record letten to the news stories, illustrations, edlto· ~ltor on any topic. rial matter or advertisements TEMPERAl\MES VOL. 90, NO. 146 ADDRESS herein can be reproduced with Newport Beach out written permission of copy· 8()165 Our address 1s 330 w. Bay St.. right OWMr. Balboa TffOMAS H. JOHNSON, Costa Mesa, Calif 92627. 80/65 Publ!Sher CQMf.CTIOMS HOW IQ REACH US Costa Mesa WIUJAM L090£ll. EdltO< It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt-88169 STEVIMAMU, Orculadon Managing Editor ly corrMt all erron of substance. The limes Orange County Corona del Mar Please «•II 574-4233. Thank you. 80/65 HUS YOKOf, City Editor (800) 252-91•1 MARC MARTIN, Photo Edito1 rn Adv9rtlslng SURF FOltECAST KJM~. ClllSl5ifltd 642-5678 Director of Oper.,tlons The N.wport Beach/COSU Mew Display 642-4321 LOCATION SIZE Dally Pilot (USPS-1~) Is Wedge 2-3 s JUDY OIT11HG. published Mond.ly through Sat-Edhort.tl Newport 2-h Onslfi~ M•n.tger urday. In Newpon Be.ch •nd News 540-1224 Bladdes 2-3 s LANA JOtNOH. Spons 642"'4330 River Jetty 2-ls Promotions Cort.a Mesa. subfcrlptlons «e ~SHAH. Conttoll« only ~-41•ble by subscribing to News, Spons Fax 646"'4170 CdM 2-3 s wom.li CIRAJCZ'YK. Pre Press The llmes Or•nge County (800) E~ll: 'Ln71 MProd19Y.com llOAnNG 252·91•1. In ar~.s outside of Mein Office HAMc KNIGHT, Press ~ Be.ch •nd Cotta Mesa. luslnetS Office 642.,.321 Coastal boaters c.an CAM. nmt, Pldtaglng ind wbicrlptlons to the !Sally Piiot luslnm F1>C 631-5902 e~dMr skles Ol«rlbutlon only .,. ~•Ila~ by mall for and wwm t~ra- s 10 pef month. Second datl Publlttied by ....,. tum throughout llEAQQtS HOTUM£ ~ p.Md at Colla MeM, CA. C.tlfomla Community Mewl, ~ Southern CtDfomi. 6'2-6086 (Mees lodude ... ..,.,acable e Timet Mlffor (.omptnv. waters. Winds from Your~~ the Daily stat• and lcx..i talm.) fliOSTMAS. =IOeln· the~l11S-~ao flMot OI newt tlpl will be r.cord-m : Send addr9 ~to e 1tM C.ellf. CN 20 knob wtth -running l to 3 Mt ed end given dltectly to Ednor The Newport~,... All rigtlb ,...,... • I llt l looked on N ewport Beach and Costa Mesa as de finite John- nie-Com e-Latelies. "My mother has dishes older than the stale of California," I muttered, "and an African violet I gave her before Costa Mesa became a city " I found out something. People have Lived oere for a long. long time. The Natlve Americans had no wntten history, but their love of this land by the sea is shown by their many villages, their bu1 - ial grounds, their artifacts. This was home to them even before my South Carolina land grants and battlefields; JUSt as 1t was to the people who followed I The dreamers and doers who came here by cov~d wagon. railroad car and boat, brought their own traditions, thetr per- weddings and engagements Nite Sr. and Dr Thomas A. Nite, grandfather and father of the bride repectively, both of whom are Baptist mirusters. Music was provided and s ung by the bride's father and brother, and by Amy Van Winkle. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Nite of Chandler, Arizona She wore a gown of candJelight satin trimmed with lace and pearls. Her maid of honor was JesSlca Rigler and bridesmaids w ere Angela Markham. Heather McMakin, Evelyn Ntte. and Kel- ly Halley The bndegroom tS the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert laWTence Halley of Newport Beach. His best man was Ben Hoch and ush- ers were ruck Dade, Mike Halley, Bryan Halley and Joshua Nite. The couple are at home in Prescott after a wedding trip to Tahiti. The bride is a graduate of Yavapai College where she stud- ied music. Her husband is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School anQ will graduate from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in December. Chad Carroll and Emlly Blom BLOM-CARROLL John and Chloe Blom of Newport Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter, Emlly Rose Blom. to Chad William Carroll, son of James and Katherine SURP sondl h1stones, their own person- aliues that became a part of what th ese c1!Jes are. Thank you all for some delightful history lessons. You rndy not bP as old as Mother's porceldin but you certainly will hC' a1 ound a lot longer. I will miss IE>aminq from you -Compiled by Anne Spinn will be mamed February 15 in Our Lady Queen of Angels Cathol ic Church in Newport Beach. The bnde-elect is a graduate of C'orona del Mar High School and he r fiance 1s an Arcadia Hig h School graduate. They both rec1eved degrees from the Univerc;1ty of Southern Califor- n ia • THE DAILY PILOT wel- comes the chance to share the news of your engage- ment, wedding or anniversary with our readers. Pick up engagement or wedding forms in our lobby at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, or send a self-addressed stamped enve- lope to t he Wedding Depart· ment, The Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626. For anniversary news, (25th, 3Sth, SOth a nd ~5th), send a written account to our Wedding Department. lnclUde a photo of the couple if desired. For information, call 642-4321, extension 332. and a f>..foot swell Surftlne W.v. Newport Mesa Unifted School ~ out o f the north· trllk ffW todey Elementary lunch Menu west. The warm tem- T1D£S peratures along • Offend WMy d.y the Southern Cali-1. Tuticey and cheese on a 4-lnrh roll TODAY fornla coastline 2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce, carrot st.Ides. First low may team up well cheese, sunflower nuts, graham crackers, fruit. 4:23 a.m . · 1 5 First high with an expected (A garden or green salad consists of Lettuce, shredded 10:50 a.m . 4.4 strong southwest carrot. red cabbage and Garden peas.) Second low swell Monday 3:49 p.m. 1 7 • Mondlly: French bread plua, seasoned veget.ablt, Second high after the week- 10:02 p.rti. 6.9 end's slow back-pears, choice of mllk. slide. EJcpect some • lUel~ Turicey patty sandwich, grffn peas. pH(hes. TUUDAV big crowds on the Flmtow beaches so.king choice o mllk. 1 5:081.m . -1.5 First high up the sun. For • Wedn • d 11y. Tur1cey ham end cheeM on 1 11:17 a.m . 4.6 latest surf report Second low and tor.cast lettuc. and pkkles, appfe slices Wfttl dnn. 4:42 p.m. 1.7 upd.ms, call the mllk. Se(Ond high 10:50p.m. 6.6 Surfllne, 1·900-• lhnlllly. HOLIDAY 976 Surf. The Clll WAlllt com S 1.so and • ......,.O.OSEO Tml•IA'nm: 67 ,,,.,, poss&bfe toll . - briefly .in ~he news Drive arrested after· fatal traffic accident A man was arrest~d on suspi- cion of drunken driving and Vf'~1cuJar manslaughter following . ~ a. Stlturday mo.ming crash which killed his passenger, the Califor- nld Highway Patrol ~aid. Prank Chen, 21, of Rancho Prtlos Verdes and Justin Gwiz- dcild, 20, of Rolli.1lg Hills Estates, \\'t•re driVlllg in Chen's 1988 Maz- d.1 RX-7 on the 405 Freeway at" ~U5 a.m .. a CHP spokeswoman ')did. The car was traveling north on tlw freeway near Euclid Street when Chen made a turning movement to the right, the spokeswoman said. She added lhdt the move caused the car to run off the road, ~jecting and killing Gwizdala: Chen was hospitalized at UCI with moderate injuries, the CHP -By Anastacia Freeberg Small brush fire dowsed quickly A grass hre reportedly ignited by a 1uvenile burned about 300- 400 squa re feet in the Newport Dunes area, Newport Beach poLice satd. The fire started at about 12:50 p m Sunday at the northwest corner of Jamboree Road and Coast Hi ghway, Sgt. Mike McDonough said. The Newport Bedch fire lleJ¥l~nl ex-tin" -9u1s h-edthe blaze with the help of il helicopter doing water drops with a bucket. The young male who alleged- ly set the fire apparently told his father what he had done. and wc1s m police c ustody Sunday r1 ft ernoon, McDonough said. -By Anastacia Freeberg Exchange students noed host families The only thing stopping hun- drC'ds of young exchange stu- dents from realizing their dream of studying in the United States is lhe lack of host families, accord- mg to a Youth Exchange Service, Inc. statement. Host families are needed for students age 15 to 18. Youth Exchange Service students pro- vide their own spending money and are covered by accidental- mectical insurance. U you are interested in sharing your home and exchanging cul- tural knowledge with a foreign UPHOLSTERY INC. Whefe Yru Oollaf Covers Morel 1912 HARSOll ILVD., COSTA MESA · 5'1·1156 exchange student, call 1-800-848- 2121 ext. 23. Calling all Sea Kings, Oass of 1986 The Corona del Mar High School Class of 1986 is looking for local alumni for the 10-year reunion this year. Send your current address and phone nwnber, along with any comments or questions regarding .. the reunion, to "CdM 86-Reunion Committee,• P.O. Box 5269, New- port Beach, 92662. Volunteers needed for shelter thrift store Human Options is looking for volunteers to help run its "Classy Seconds" thrift store, soon to open in Costa Mesa. 'ryle non-profit organization is . ing and education of abused wom~n and children. • Volunteers are needed in sb.itt.S from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and lrom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Duties include sorting dona- tions, displaying mercti&ndise and sales assistance. The store will be located at 462-B E. 17th St. For more infor- mation, call 737-5242. Senior volunteers sought for phone work SeriiOrVof unteers areneeded to help the AIDS Services Foun- dation telephone and check on patients. The Retired and Senior. Volun- teer Program, a service of the Vol - unteer Center of Greater Orange County in cooperatien with the AIDS Services Foundation, is looking to train seniors, age 55 and older, to make phone contact and get progress reports once a month from eight to 10 clients of the AIDS Services Foundation. VolunteP.rs ·can complete all duties at home . Hall-day training sessions for this volunteer service are being offered and can be pro- vided at v-0lunteers' home iI nec- essary. The Volunteer Center, e$tab- lished in .195~. is the county's only resource center decticated to mobilizing inctividuals and insti- tutions to collectively address crit- ical community needs. For information on the Senior Volunteer Program, contact Richard Park, Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Field Coordi- nator, at 953-5757 ext. 110. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partner5hips, mer~ers, acquisitions, buy-sell aweements, tontract~ and collectioos REAL ESTATE LITIG,ATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Evit.11ons, fort'llosurt"., ttasemt>nt~. utle di~putes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Prob<lte Adminimatton LEGAL =OPTIONS Join Us For lmch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Catertng AVlllable Fot R...erndons and Dirtcdons C.JJ 723-0621 2&1Sl.,.,;Wliy •~~ ) • . . ' MONDAY, JULY 1, I• ' :Volunteer gets unexpected political ride I f your family .is like my family, you'll probably be having a big July 4 barbe- cue this Thursday. And if you're like my fami- ly, you'll probably have a soft- ball game in. the late after:- noon as the sun starts to fall and the temperature cools. And if you're like my f am.i- ly, you'll choose up sides for that game. Selecting from a large field of players, you'll first choose those family members and friends yo1;1 know -especially those who can shag a'fiy or blast a ball over the fence. But ultimately, there'll be some players left who you · don't know. Some friend of a friend who was invited to-the party. And somebody will lean over m your ear and say, "choose Sally, she's a good player." So you do. You choose Sal-. ly, even though you have no idea how Sauy·js going to play. Still, you do it as a favor. And low and behold Sally turns out to be dynamite -the steal of the draft. She can hit, she can throw, she can do it all -the MVP. tony dodero of war after sh e was urged to submit her name for a spot on the Newport Beach library board. I'm not going to tell you her name sh ' enough unwanted publicity, "my 15 seconds of infamy," as she p~t it. But, l'm going to try briefly to tell her story, something we neglected to do in the first place. So this person, let's call her Sally, who sp~nds most of her time volunteering at her chil- dren's school, thinks she's. doing her community .a good turn to be a canctid a te for the library board. u I felt it would be a won- i_._o~.Q.LQ~~LU..UJ=u.LUl;:.~...,_~-ro·erlttl-op SaUys of the world can get school," she said. uThe school caught up in real-life political is unde r utililizing the games. And unlike. softball, library." these games are n't much fun. So Sally waited for the That happened recently to phone call. And she waited. a n unsuspecting volunteer And she waited. · who found herself caught But no phone call was unknowingly in a political tug coming. 3 BAGELS FREE!! Clas.sifted ads work for YOU! THE Daily Pilot .. Without even as much as a hello to her, the fu\alists for the library board.had been chosen and she w~n't on the list. Curious, she thought. If the council members hadn't even bothered to call her, weren't they limited in their ability to make a final decision? Oh well, she chalked !t up to lack of experience and thought that was the end of it. Not quite. . Unbeknownst to Sally there was political Qlachina- tions taking place that were out of her control. The WQman -a big-time libr donor -who had sub- mitted S~y·s name, -whom Sally says she knows only casually, questioned publicly why Sally had not even been interviewed. There followed charges Of snubbery and political dirty trit:ks and eventually the media (the Daily Pilot in par- ticualar) chimed in with front page stories and letters to the editors laced with innuendo and of course -Sally's previ- ously uns~ed name. councilwoman decided to take up Sally's cause and nominate her for the library board anyway. · Despite th_at grand gesture, Sally, unlike the aforemen- tioned softball player, didn"rl much .feel like playing the game anymore. She removed her name from considerAtion, pref erring to keep her integrity intact . ·1 felt that was embarru- ing," she said afterward. •aut 1-ttas unaware of the eotire process. I was certainly unaware of the strong feel- ings about the appointm~ to the library board .... It shouldn't even have been a tempest in a tea cup." 0)1 but it was, and all the while Sally was reading about her own exploits in the morning pa~r. she nrer once got a phone call seeking her side. Still: Sally is delighted with the council's final choice for the libr board and she bas kept her sense of humor about the whole thing. "The good news is I got ·a terrific recommendation from the school principal," sbe sa.ld, l~ughing. . And if we're lucky, she won't give up on the wtiole process completely. Integitty is hard to com_? b,y these days. "I might be interested again in the future," she said. "When I have a little more It wouldn't hurt if she could also pull oM a double play. • TONY oooao is the Daily Pilot's news edi,or. Send yQur poHt~I news to him at 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa. ca. 92627, or fax it to 646-4170: Or, call ~1224 ext. 323. ~ "-" 111111 Et-I .... .,...,. ............. Vot"1W • S-Oit*n •T,.._. • ..-,...w.-.. Aildynr ~· lA-~ • C-. II.._. U,,. ... E..-• Noidll Tld• ~ ........ .. ~. Aaiwa. Atltill Fil-.. tW .... Oill•. Al""-·~ .... s..,~._.,... .. .,_ U'9. s..ilr Ltps.lla• ....... ,.... ..... ._....~U.t/0..ncA~ ... MONDAY, JULY 1, 1996 FAIR CONTINUED FROM 1 there has been significant change since the orjginal law- suit was filed,• Lloyd said. •So much has change{i that the lawsuit really doesn't make sense anymore.• Marie Maples, president of the College Park Homeowners Association, said she has no problem with the settlement agreement now that fair admin- istrators have taken plans for the hotel and restaurant off the master plan. ·So this is OK with me an<l I think it will be resolved Mon- day night.• said Maples. "It's been going on long enough." Both the council and fair's board must approve the settle- ment agreement which states: •No more than 25,500 peo- ple can attend a single event at the Fairgrounds. with the exception of the annual Orange Coun Fair. • Future e~ansion of the Fairgrounds must comply with the 25,500 person limit. • For all non-fair events, the CREATIVE CONTINUED FROM 1 . ting," Tonya srud. She created a sunflower-themed setting titled "Tea Party with Ma. H Tonya also has entered a htmdmade bracelet, bookmark, matchbook house. com husk doll and hat collection, along with a cactus bowl, mini roses, potted fruit, tomato and strawberries. "I like entering the fair because it's fun to see all the prizes and see how I did with all the other kids,· she said. "I like to compete." fair will provide parking either on-site or at a nearby location. • Whenever fairground patrons use off-site parking, fair administrators will provide a shuttle system between the parking lot and the Fair- grounds. City Mayor Joe Ertdcson said he is pleased the dty and the Fairgrounds appear to be on the verge of an agreement. However, he said, there are· a couple of provisions he would like the settlement agreement to inclµde. Among other things, Erick- son said he wants the fair to be required to apply for condition- . al use permits for off~site park- ing. That way, Erickson said, the city could review any given parking proposal submitted by fair administrators. Erickson also wants the agreement to carry a disclosure statement specifying how the fair would expand. "It would be a simple disclo- sure statement saying 'this is wha · · · work with and live under,"' Erickson said. "So both parties would have a dear understand- ing." . Also making his fair debut next month is Tommy the Turtle, crawling into the junior repWe division. Tonya, who wants to be a vet- erinarian, said she learned most of her craft skills from her par- ents, who taught her beading and weaving. She also took an art class for kids at Orange Coast College to improve her drawing skills. "Sometimes I get ideas from other fair entries, but I don't copy," she said. "I do it~ ly, make it better. Sometimes I get ideas from magazines and add stuff." 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· weiaht 1088 nroerams that don't meet the standards and hj@ Q.Ualitv care established by the American Society of Bariatric Pbvsicians. ROBERr SMIDI. M.D. & BARBARA SMDB. M.D. Newport Bariatric Center, Inc. T P1Qnly Board Cfftified Bariab ic Physidaus in Southern California •Members of the American Society of Bariatric Physicians We offer the most up-tcrdate treatments and medications available. Can today tbr a free oonsu1Uiioo! Ask about our 2 i>r 1 special! ¥we Care.' 714:673-8586 NB ~ 2345 E. Pacific Coast Hwy., Ste. A • Corona del Mar • When you need to know ... Find rt fast 1n your hometov.rn newspaper ~obert Mondovi Wine and Food Center presents The Preservation HaU JazZ Band at the 12.obert Mondavi Wine 8 Food Center in Costa M esa Friday, July 5 ~ $3S per person Includes wioo fY cheese durlna lntermJsston. <pk-.Nc.s ffift)' ~ ordered for $15) llobert Mondavl wine& wll be bVbleble prior to end durlna the concert for a &niol fee. LAwn oJ)ens at ~ p.m.. concert bealns at 0130 pm. Brint a tow beocl\ choir or blonket. .Sf'..af~ on the lawn I& on a first come ba6l&. \ . 'JULY ... EVENTS CALENDAR : July Mon.~1 Education Committee -DARK • " Thtn . .My 4 & Frl. July 5 Chamber office closed TUea • .Uf.8 Executive Committee, 11 :45 a.m. 0 Man1ott Suites Wed. July 10 Environmental Committee, Noon 0 Chamber Ttua.J~11 Busmea Brukfaat, 0 La Salsa RetJblwant (top floor Triangle Square) 7:15 a.m. -8:45 a.m. Fr1. July 12 • ~ Public Safety Awarct., 11 :45 a.m. 0 July 12 -28th Orange County Fair •. Tues. July 16 Ambassadors Committee -DARK Weds. July 17 Legislative Commlir-DARK Weds. July 24 Mlx~-D;ARK RENEWALS 37YMl't Brec~t Orchid Gardens Mr. & Mrs, Robert Schmahl CIY9*'1 1996 .. NEW MEMBERS ....,.,..~ Suite A110 Albert, w.l8nd a Golden 650 Town Center Drive, Suite 1350 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 71'41966-1000 Beet Buy 901-F South.Coast Drive Costa Mesa, CA 92626 7141434-2640 Colt Drapery & Carpet Cleenlng of O.C. 1297 Logan Street Costa Mesa. CA 92626 714/540-1366 DefmaCorp esaTerrace 18800 Delaware, Suite 1000 Huntington Beach, 92648 1.14/892-n24 Derm Allunt Skin Care 666 Baker Street, Suite 301 Cost Mesa, CA 92626 714/556-0436 Diva Restaurant 600 Anton Blvd., Suite 100 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714-754-0600 2930 Bristol Street Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/556-0176 Hewko Chiropractic: 621 West 19th Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 7141650-2273 IBM Corporation Sixth Floor 600 Anton Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/438-5600 Motel8 1441 Gisler Avenue , 714/957-3063 Murtaugh, Miiier, Meyer & Nelson Ninth Floor 3200 Park Center Di'ive Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/513-6800 Newport-West Auto Acc:esaortes 2809 Europa Street Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714fi22-4700 (Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary, Paul & Jane 22YMl't Orange County Marketplace 12YMf'I Pieoemakers s Y98l"S Grimm Performanoe Shawn's Complete Auto Worl<s State Fami Insurance Companies Union Bank -superior ,,. FHP Leaming Center 3515 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa. CA 92626 714/513--6413 The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising 3420 S. Bristol St., Suite 400 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 114/546-0930 Smart and Anal Iris 11 Y9W' South Coast Plaza Town Center 10ye.-t , J.C. Carter Company, Inc. Orange County Fair & Expo Center Pl Management (Casa de Oro/Admiral Way Apartments) Two Town Center Drive Association• 9Y9W1 McCormick, Kidman & Betirens ~~-of Orange County 4 Y98l"S Gold Coast Schools Paul Lamas, C.PA Mike's Carpet Emporium Minuteman Press 3 Y98l"S Coastline Regional FHP University Colporate Offices Goodwill Industries of O.C. Unlglobe way to Go Travel 2YM"I University of Phoenix ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Three of every four Orange County companies are experiencing at least steady business activity and four In ten are In the mlddle of a moderate or major growth cycle. One of every four area businesses Is optlmlstlc about their economic future and plan on modest expansion during the next 36 · months. At the same time nearly one in four O.C. business owners indicate that regulations are adversely'attecting their ability to do or stay in business. Almost one in six Indicate that the amount and complexity of tax regulations affect their business longevity. • These are some of the·flndings of the recently completed economic advancement survey of the eight community colleges and four community college districts In Orange County. The project Wlf IOlntly sponsored by a partnership involving area cities, oounty and stllt& 1g90Cies, and private sector finns. A total of 3,685 businesses participated in the study, the · results of which will allow the educational community to Identify additional technical assistance and educational training services needed by area businesses. The major findings of the survey have been consolidated Into FOCUS Publlc:atlons 33571 Seawind Court Dana Point, CA 92629 714/493-6880 Griswold Industries 1701 Placentia Avenue Costa Mesa. CA 92627 714fi22-4700 lhlderJoe'a 103 East 17th Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/642-5134 West Coast Family Medical Group 1650 Adams Avenue Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/546-7900 Al R QUALITY ASSISTANCE Air quality regulations are a fact of life in Califomla for business people and dealing with government standards, pennlts and P,rocedures can be a challenge. The Air Resources Board (ARB) has programs designed to help small business people navigate the regulation process. ARB customer services include toll-free telephone assistance, electronic bulletin board information, free publleations and expert advice, compliance training seminars, and informal.ion on public meetings regarding regulatory development. In addition, an Ombudsman Program has been initiated to tum to if other business resources have not been able to "clear the air" about air quality regulations. The Ombudsman serves as an advisor should you have an urvesolved complaint and can act on your behalf to ensure a fair resolution to the situation. The Ombudsman can be reached at 800/272-4572 or 9261323-6791 . CHANGES ON THE BOARD a single 52-page public domain executive summary volume and is The Chamber Is pleased to welcome Peul W. Wllldnaon, president of available for urchase b cam 800/229-O. Linscott, Law & Greens an En1~in!!eers~~astla.nniWJY.JllRJXOOliaQ.Jtna1mBUL-l---+I -=.:..::::.::.::.:.:::...:;::....r:.:.:::..:::~=-=L.:::.=.::.:.:i:L.:==~:::11.:~----------~i:;:e~o=~om-.-r ;;:;i-;;ors-=:'. ~pec:;::;:;J"alizlng in transportation and urban planning, Paul obtained his B.S. In civil en lneerl COSTA MF~L\ TOl_IR~c:;M The Costa Mesa Tourism Council·hosted a Memorial Weekend press tour for media representatives from Califomla, New York and Texas. Highlights of the three days included a welcome reception at the Westin South Coast Plaza, a performance of "Ain't Mlsbehavin'IM at the Orange tounty Performing Arts Center, a tour of Town Center's public art and the •callfomia Scenario" sculpture garden, the colorful pageantry of the Entry of the Clans at the Scottish Festival held annually at the O.C. Fairgrounds. and tours of South Coast Plaza, Triangle Square and Niketown. Saturday's lunch was the treat of Habana Restaurant In The Lab: Anti-mall, while evening dinner parties were hosted by Scott's Seafood Grill & Bar, The Golden Truffle and Sfuzzi before a performance of George Bernard Shaw's •Arms and the Man" at South Coast Repertory Theatre. Sunday brunch over1ooking the pool at Costa Mesa Mariott Suites and a visit to The Spa at South Coast Plaza culminated the weekend. Tourism Promotion Council member hotels provided guest rooms, meals and shuttle servite for the media members during their Costa Mesa stay. MEMBERS IN THE NEWS n..odont Robins Ford Is celebrating Its 76th annlv8f"88fY, serving Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. On Julie 12 all the employees of the dealership were treated to a luncheon celebration In honor of the occasion. Jim Robins surprised Bob Robins by bringing out his father's now fully restored 1914 Model A Foret which was Bob's first car. John Fitzgerald of Connell Chevrolet pledged f\JndlQg to Southern California College president Wayne Kralss for the Beverly Jean Dukette Scholarship perpetual plaque which will be placed In 'hf Education Office and display the names of students receiving tMiwan:t J.C. Carter COmpMy Is widely known as a manufacturer of fueling systems and valves tor aircraft also has a more down-to-earth market. The Treadwell race team won the Inaugural IRL Phoenix 300 race in March asststed by the Carter refueling equipment. J.C. Carter l'8fuellng equipment, which Is becoming wefl known In racing circles for Its safety and speed, was used by more than one-third of the racing teams on the track. It was also used at the Indy 500 race on May 25. LSA AMoctatM Is celebrating Its flret 20 years In busll'lM\. Founded In 1976 by l.arTy Seeman, LSA has grown from two offices In Newport Beach and Berkeley with only for empk>yees to four offlcM and a eta1f of 75 today In Irvine, Point Richmond, Riverside and Sacramento. LSA la now a full·servtc. environmental planning firm, providing eervtoee 1uch as environmental asaessment, transportation pfannlng, natural or cultural reaources management, community p4annlng end pennlttlng asslstanoe, and envlronmental reetor1tlon. Congratutationa to lAe Catd,Preeldent and CEO 18 well a to the «rti1'9 LSA staff. N EW COST/\ MES/\ C/\MPUS National Untwrllty wtft N10c8te h lrvtne CM'1PU8 to 3380 H.t>or Boulevltd, Costa Mell In October, ~av« 50,000 lqt*I feet • of the 73,800 equere-foot-bulldtng. The "*' ftoor of the ~ wll be utilized for 1 lltnry, boc>l<atof!t, fecolty and ttafr omc., 1 ~ 10e ro0m and a c'-*Oom, wtlle the MCOnd noor wllt be UMd fOr cl111roome and tome 8dn*._1111Ne ofllc:m. , Natk>Nlf UnNerlfty offw9 ..... lg d111i1 for~ and mMllr'9 mgr.. Pfogflm8 lr'I bUilnell, ~ ... tdllCdorl .. a c ate n ransportat on ystems Manag~ent from the Institute of Transportation Studies at U.C.I. With sixteen years In Costa Mesa at Linscott, Law & Greenspan, Paul has been a major participant in the planning process for much of the South Coast Metro as well as other large developments In Southern California. In his free time Paul enjoys golf, power boating and travellng with his wife D.J. The Executive Committee is pleased to welcome Ned eOndte from · Trtangle Square as recently appointed Vice President of Special Events. Ned has been an active member of the Board of Directors for the last ,,.. three years, participating In or heading such committees as Auction, Business Expo, Shop Costa Mesa and Golf Tournament. Thurs., July 11, 7:15 a.m. at La Salsa, ~· Squre, top floor QlSt S10prepaid" (must be recnved at theOwnber by Mmday. July &h) • $15 at the door Sml5ANDgrt YOUR-OI CNtspd/ N!lM>BKlNG BDSlf!by~ Enclosed is $. ______ _..or----.reservation(s) NAME (Plea~ Print), ________________ _ SPEAKER: •11-n Kleln, M.P.c.c. "How To Deal With Dlfllcun People" ' rie. au11 u ca Mesa °"11rb!i'ci Cmmu • te Newpcxt lllvd..Sle. &~. u. Mesi. CA'11Ji/J I l'uo:mmmatm<1:l>muH "99Valb\al (714117 4-8780 ~---------------------------~ r---------------------------, "'"'~~/ ~ 7a;4 AUHr~ Yi~ Westin South Coast Plua Priday,JuJy 12, 1996, 11:45 a.m. $20 pel person An opport11nity for thl romm1111ity to ho11Dr thl COJta Mua Politt D•partm~nt """ p;,.. D~J>4f'ttlU#I Name C.Ompany 'J VISAQ MC n AMex ~---------------------~----ap ....... .-..--lLil Toi PaWic W.C, ~ c-a M.e 0 m\ • llf C\.ii--Clitcit •• ,, N.wp.rt m.L a..m C-. Mm, CA n6J7 M,._~~~.:=t.:~~nt J . L--------------------------- IUSINESS TAUC . McCue Associates presents •Where Are You Going?• an introduction to life purpose, career direction and fulfillment for people who are ready for a change in focus, direction and action from 5 to 6:30 p .m. at McCue Associates, 4570 Campus Drive No. 60, Newport Beach. 'Ibe cost is $15. For more informa- tion, call 979-1000. .. 1UESDAY ~---~·~----" FASHION SHOW The Newport Beach Christian Women~ Club presents the "Star Spangled Summer" fashion show and luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay <ltOb, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $18. For more information, call 760-9616. INVESTMENTS 1\vo vice presidents from a maj.o~ brokerage firm will teach world of investing at a three-part workshop offered this summer from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on Tue~day evenings at Orange Coast Col- lege's Social Science Building. The cost is $29. For more mforma- tion, call 432-5880. MEETING The Parks, Beaches and Recre- ation Commission CoW\cil Cham- bers of the City of Newport Beach will be meeting at 7 :00 p.m. at 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-3151. WEDNESDAY PAJAMA STORY TIME The Mesa Verde Branch offers Pajama Story Time, part of the Summer Reading Program at the Costa Mesa Libraries from 7 to 7:30 p.m. at 2969 Mesa Verde Dri- ve East starting today until August 14th. For more informa- tion, call 546-5274. BREAKFAST LECTURE Paul Heussenstamm, a fourth- generation artist based in Laguna Beach is speaking on the ~Art of -the Soul• at the Inside Edge from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restau- rant, 3300 Bristoi, Costa Mesa. The Inside Edge is a support group for success-minded people who want to explore end expand• their potential. rust time guests pay $15, others pay $35. For more information, call 460-4242. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast ol St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will have its weekly f el- lowship about •fresh Hope for America• from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dierenfield Hall C. The cost ts $2.60. For more information, call 574-2239. IBURSDAY. BOAT PARADE ' The N Old Glory" Boat Parade will present decorated, commer- cial and character boats which will cruise the harbor in celebra- tion of Fourth of July at 1 p .m. in the Newport Harbor. FESTIVAL The Piecemakers Country ·Store presents Let Freedom Ring Fourth of July Festival from 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The free cele- bration will include live coun music an more than 165 an - craftets sharing their treasures. For more information, call 641- 3112. VETERANS BREAKFAST The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3536, Costa Mesa, presents the 23rd Annual Fourth . of July Veterans Pan- ca~e Breakfast from 7 .a.m. to noon at Veterans Memorial Hall, 567 W. 18th St. Donations are $3 for adults and $2 for chil- dren 12 and under. For more information, call 646-6302. FRIDAY TABLE TENNIS Orange Coast College offers a table tennis class for young play- ers and adults from 6 to 10 p.m . on Fridays in OCC's Gym starting today through August 30. The - -/' ~o Jlt 111 ( )utlet 70% Off of What? North Carolina deep discount prices at a Southern California address. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 1 (}6 Sat 10-5 .. 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa J' aftemoon dais ii from 2 Jo 6 p.m. oo Sundays, July 1 through Sept. 1. The COit ranges from $10 to $50. For more information. can 432-5880. EXHIBmON Beatrice Anderson will be presenting her watercolors exhibit at her reception from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Central Lllmuy, 1000 Avocado Ave., New'port .Beach. Her exhibition cap be seen anytime during library hours until July 31. SERMON •Tue Hustler: Ethics and Val- ues in the Movies: is the title of the morning sermon by guest speaker the Rev. Silvio Nardoni at 10:30 a.m. at Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. • Por more Information, call 646- 4652. MONDAY, JUIY 8 BUSINESS TALK McCue Associates presents NWbere Are You Going?• an introduction to life purpose, career direction and fulfillment for people who are re{idy ~or a change in foc:Us, direction and action from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at McCue Associates, 4570 Campus Drive #60, Newport Beach. The cost is $15. For more information, call 979-1000. · TUPSDAY, JULY 9 ABUSE PREVENTION The Exchange c;:tub Child Abuse Prevention Center of Orange County has needs vol- unteers to work with their "Wel- come Baby" program. Volun- teers' act as role models to first- time parents offering guidance and training in child care and development. Seniors are espe- We have a lot of Competition . . . but our Ribs Don't! dally effective in working with young mothers and are welcome volunteers. The training pro. gram from 9 a.m. to noon today and Thursday, June 11th ts at 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 7, Costa Mesa. There is a $10 donation. For more information, call 722-1107. wm»msDAY. JUIY 10 CPR00ASSES American Heart Association CPR instructors offer training courses from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Hoag Health Center at 1170 Bak- er St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $25. For more information, call 631-3623. NATURE PROGRAM Upper Newport Bay Natural- ists presents the nature topic "Marsh w~· from 9:30 to 11:30 a .m. at Upper Newport Bay Regional Park on University Street across from the YMCA. The cost is $5 for children and free for adults. For more informa- tion, call 610-6746. BREAKFAST TALK Lola Gillebaard, an internation- ally respected authority in the art of using humor as a teaching tool, presents NUfe's Funny that Way," at the Inside Edge, an educational organization, from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. The cost is $15 for first time guests and $35 for others. For more information, call 460-4242. MADAGASCAR "Madagascar: A World Unto Itself,· is the title of a free evening lectUre to be held at 8 p.m. at Sherman Library and Gardens, 2647 ~· Coast Highway., Corona del Mar. The slide show will illus- trate the plants and animals living in Madagascar and the problems of trying to protect them. For more information, call 673-2261. CREATIVE WORKSHOP •a-eate Unique Plower Color Pots• is the title of a new one-day workshop from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Vincent Jorgensen Communi- ty Center adjacent to Mariners Branch Library. The cost is $15. For more information, call 644..J151. MEN'S BREAKFAS"( The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's .Presbyterian qiurch will. have its weekly fel- lowship about "How Prayer is Important in the Christian's Ufe" from 7 to 8 a.m. in· Dierenfield Hall C. The cost is $2.50. For to.ore information, call 574-2239. ONE-DAY a.ASS "Let's Spell it Right" is the title of a workshop for 8 to 14-year-old children from 9 to 11 :30 a .m. in the Vincent Jorgensen Commuru· ty Center adjacent to Mariners Branch Library. The cost is $29. For more information, call 6443151. nruRSDAY, JULY 11 The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce welcomes Ms. Eileen IOein MFCC who will speak on MHow to Deal With Difficult Peo- ple" at 7:15 a.m. at La Salsa Restaurant, 1870 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The cost is $10 to $15. For more information, call 574-8780. SLIDE SHOW Adventure 16 Outdoor and nav- el presents Dan Braun's slide sbow and discussion of his adventures in the High Sierra at 7 p.m. at 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, c.all 650-3301 . CAREER MEETING The Career Network meeting at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will include a discussion on "Earn- ing Referrals" at 7:30 p.m. in Stew- art Lounge at 600 St. Andrews IWANT JOU TO • Pick 'em up HOT, ready to eat or Pick 'em up COW. 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Wt ~= ~~~to .-w_.)W ilnd ....... lD .... ,... =m A eta•.z:r -:.&I c~•••••1111m11111• ..... ., tM :: ,.. .. , •• u ...... ,,, ,. ......... ,, ... _ ... • ' EYE-OPENER Nina U:Jughan of Corona del Mar collects tennis crown # ) . QUOTE OF THE DAY "J lotl«l ......... ~ ,,.,, illft\ no canflr.,. ..., po1o ... -T'K{)-TIME OLYMPIAN K1MN JiOBEJrrSON ·Pound-for-pollnd, ~ go~.~ they. cOme · " • · • ' · extremely quick,• Nitzkowski I 11 I 1: ( , '. I I I f , I I I I ( , \ 'I I ' said. •aut then he's a little like Estiarte, who is about 5-8 and 150 po~ds. Kevin's aboufthat tall and 165, so he's a little more stoclcy." " • Seldom has water polo seen a package the size of · Kevin Robertson, one of the most explosive players to ever play the gam~ .. Robertson, 37, would hardly call himself stocky. "I'm still 5-9, : .. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot K evin Robertson played water polo for a CIF Soutllem Section championship team, an NCAA title assembly, and two pie 50quads in gold-medal contests. 165, •he said. Had it not been for the Carter-initiated political boycott of the 1980 Moscow Ga.mes, Robertson would have played in three Olympics -Nitzkowski would have coached in four. Robertson had virtually nothing already been on the U.S. national team for three y~. Nonetheless, the former Newport Harbor High standout who is now in the real estate business in Danville, Calif .. at><?ut ,.. . ... t ' H I .. ' But Robertson hasn't touched a ball since the final game of the 1988 Seoul Games. "I loved playing and enjoyed the competition, but there's no career in water polo," he said . "It was time to go on to different things." Coaching, of course, ~s a · possibility. But Robertson wouldn't consider it. "I never thought about it .. " he said. 30 miles east of San Francisco, played in two Olympic c:;am~s, . • • losing twice to Yugoslavia. I• "It was a little more intere~t TWice an All-American for UC Berkeley, for which he started as a freshman on the Golden Bears' 1977 NCAA championship team, Robertson never had the size, but was blessed with quickness and savvy. iRg in 1988, because it wasn't in· • Los Angeles,• Robertson 'said of - the Seo\il Olympics. "It wasn't in 9, Kevin Robeitson's water polo career spanned Newport Harbor High. UC Berkeley and two Olymp iads. 165 pounds) and the world's current scoring leader, Manuel Estiarte of Spain, soon to be a veteran of four Olympic Games. our own back yard, and there . , was the fact that we weren't - expected to do es well as we did, water polo coach Monte Nitzkowski said (then aqded without completing his original thought), " ... well, it is a big man's game': A lot of national players are now good-siZed. There's still room for smaller players to be special. That esseritially is what those two kids are." Nitzkowski, the U.S. Olympic coach in the 197:! Munich Games, and an assistant coach in 1968 in Mexico City, was referring to Robertson (5-foot-9, •When you're not quite as big as the rest ·of the people, you need to 6e quick, and Kevin was so that made it more exciting." That was under Goach Bill "1 "Sometimes, the smaller the package ... " former U.S. Olympic • SEE ROBERTSON PAGE 7 southern california tennis assQciation junior championships . . . . . . . . . THE· FLIP SIDE · Corona del Mar's Taylor Dent finds out the . . . . . magic.isn't always there, but learns some v- lessons which could help down the road . : ~------------------------------------: By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot . . : FOUNTAIN VALLEY -With each toU{Ilament comes : a new string of lessons for Taylor Dent of Corona del Mar • High, who r.etumed last w~k from Europe where he , believed to be only the third freshman to accomplish the feat since the end of World War Il, when the section • began to keep records. But on the other side of the court Sunday was a famil- : iar foe, San Marino's Andrew Park, who was defeated by : Dent in three sets in the CIF ! title match on May 25. : A week before CIF, Park ! beat Dent in straight sefs in the : boys 16s championship match ! of the Whittier Open. . : Sunday was the rubbe r : match in the Southern Califbr- : nia Junior Sectional Champi- : onships before an estimated : 400 fans at Los Caballeros : Spqrts Village, with top-seed- : ed Park winning, 6-4, 6-2, and : fourth-seeded Dent taking : home another lesson. MAA_C_MAR_ll_N_/_D_M:_Y_Pll_O_,T : •1 shouldn't have said that,• Taylor Dent : Dent said of the warning he Cd.M's Nina Vaughan ls sitting atop her classification after capturing the Southern California championships ln girls 16s Sunday afternoon. : received from the chair umpire, after spilling an unkind :·word. "I learned my lesson not to throw any more rack- Vaughan ~akes . title : ets, though." - Even after a setback, the sophomore-to-be at CdM : kept his sense of humor. In the CIF title match against : Park, Dent tossed his racket against the back wall at Sea-! Cliff Country Club, resulting in a cracked frame. : Dent defeated second-seeded Phillip King of Long : Beach in the 16s semifinals, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, on Saturday in : stifling 00-degree heat, but never seemed to be in control : against Park; when temperatures were eqUally as blister-• Corona del Mar's Nina Vaughan sweeps to SoCal girls 16s crown with 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 victory in finals Sunday. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Before each match in the Southern California Tennis Association Junior Sectional Championships, Nina Vaughan of Corona del Mar High would dress ln the same outfit, warm up with the same number of approach ~ts and serves, and cany the same attitude ont.o the court. "She's superstitious about this tournament,• said Vaughan's private coach, Steve Wiere of Oakwood Apartments. "It's such a big tourna- ment, and she has not done well tn the past." Vaughan reached the quarterfinals in the girls 121tn1992, but has never gone further since. Until Sunday. Vaughan, seeded eighth, won a back-and- fortb battle against counterpuncher Katey Beck- er of Orange, 6-2, .C-6, 6-3, in the SCf A t6s championship match at Loi Caballeros Sports VUlage, wbire temper•turet reached the 00.. . It wu the ftnt touniament title tn 1996 for wt fear'• S.. VhrW Lffgue linp. Champion. ·~)bad a doee, tbfee.set U.-tnUer, and I bad one (SetUiday), IO w. both Md matth· ' es that had drained us,~ said Vaughan, who eroke Becker's serve four times in the third set. Vaughan's backhand and forehand cross- court shots paid off in the. final set, including reaching double match-point on a backhand winner to finish a long rally. Still, Wiere wasn't about to get up from his chair. "She was up 40·15, 5-4 on Satwday (in the semifinals against Ilona Kordonskaya of Ips Angeles), and I got up to get ready and congrat- ulate her, but I'm not going to get up today,• said Wiere, referring to Vaughan's win in a three-set tie-breaker, 6-2, 1-6, 7-6 (7-2). Kordonskaya was seeded fifth. Becker was unseeded. . . It .was Vaughan's second victory over Becker this year, on the heels of her win last March in the South Bay Open, 6-.C, 6-4. "I think I was the aggressor,• Vaughan said of Sunday's win. •she was getting a lot of balls back, and in the second set she did a lot to take my game away.• After Vaughan won the first set, she opened the second by breaking Becker's serve an.d tak- in~ control. But Becker came back. She broke V4~b4li at love m the fourth game, then broke bei' ~aln at 5 ..... •'Ibey know Nina hits big ibob, and (Becker) ii a C.'OWltegND<:tili', IO they prObabfy t.u bit dO t11at• wtn llld. ·~ tbatl tit way (BG· er) usually plays, and they're just hoping Nina's : ing. , off. But if she's on, it can be deadly." . : "As soon as I got out on the court, I knew that my legs Becker had only three winners m the first two : had had it,• Dent said. •1t•s been nonstop playing for two sets, but forced a third set. : months now, and in these last two matches, there was not "I play~ really well, bl)t the momentwn : much left in my legs.• switched a , li~e in the second set,• Vaughan : After Dent held serve in the second set down 1-5, Park said. "In the third set, it was just a matter of who : took the advantage in the next game for match point. but would be th6 most consistent the whole ~tchs. • : before the juniorJto-be could close out the match, Dent There were four service breaks in the first five : was given his waming. games of the third set, each player getting two to ! Dent's ensuing approach volley was called long by stay on serve. ! Park. but Dent didn't think so, as Park strolled to the net Vaughan, bushed from the stifling heat, held : with his hat off, preparing to lhake hands with Dent, who in the sixth, then broke Becker for a .C-3 lead and : stayed on the balellne. • an upper halld in the all-Important momentum : The chair umpire ruled in Park's favor. category. • : •u wa.a fairly in, but it was very dose,• Dent said. Vaughan held at love for a 5-3 lead, then nev-: •(Park) did that to me once before, also. er trailed in the final game, when she broke : "It's a pity what haJJP!Ded at the end of all that." Becker again. : Dent played bl three clay.;.cowt toumemantt in. •1 had a very slow start this year, but I started : Europe, getting eliminated in the firilt .round In two. He to. pull out of it at the Easter Bowl,• Vaughan : finished 3-3 (only m match81) oveneas. a~ancl.ng tt> the Mid. "I started to doubt my game there tor a : quarte.rfiDell ln the tint evtnt. while.• : ·1 hurt my?:':: a lot ov. there,• Mid Dent. wbO won .Vaughan, though, came up bJg when she the SOutbe1D omla n.iuUI AllodaUoD 141 Jatyeu. needed to on Sunday. •1 got into playtlif the wrong way. I j\llt cOuklil't g11t It "Today, 1 just went for lt," she said. "It's the beck • Ume to. play tbll ~ lut day ot the tournament, and you're so pbysl· "My dad (Pbi»;Mld:I wOuld • • Wiii •a. tally dralned with the strea on your body ml dkl ~ Bµropt1 b IM llllt tmMt. 9'llli illlalt t3 m.lnd. • fti'lt· in a row.• Va~ wW ooq»ete m tM United ..... ; ID tba ICTA UI• a.I. DiDt ~ Wiil nnm.A1eDcteM•l11111cii NatlODil &rdcOUrta in : bud .. ant ......... Pa$,..,..,,--·~--Sia Dtl90 Dlilll mmtb, : ...... ~............ • • ' ... II •• ,, ... .... . " u u Newport Beach Little League puts its wares on display tonight at two sites -the Major All-Stars competing at the Disbict 55 All- Stars Tournament in Mission Viejo at the South Field of the n e10 e c ark at 5:15 against Laguna Niguel, and the 9-10 All-Stars trekking to Gilleran Park in Mission Viejo for the opening round against the San Clemente "B" entry at 7:30. The Majors, under the hand of Manager Pat Ward, enter with a blend of balance, good speed and high on-base percentage hitters, ROBERTSON CONTINUED FROM 1 Barnett, also the longtime Newport Harbor coach who bas been on vacation and unavailable for comment. Robertson, a member of the Sailors' CIF championship team in 1975 as a junior, was part of a veteran Olympic group in 1984 that included Terry Schroeder, Gary Figuero.a and Doug Burke. The Americans were hungry. . The Games were played in a home popl. "We were expected to win, and we ended up getting the silver medal," Robertson said, referring to the gold-medal game loss to Yugoslavia,"in which there wAS no overtime in a tie game and Yugoslavia earned the gold in total goals scored in the Olympics. "We knew what the rules were going in, and we knew what we bad to do,• Robertson added. ·we just didn't do it and win it oubight. • • The next quadrennium, the rules changed, "an overtime period WAS instituted in case of . tiG But the U.S. still ~ouldn't get I returned to the Olympic, Games this year in Atlanta with a fwy, after missing the Barcelona Games in 1992 because of United Nations and Olympic sanctions. (Yugoslavia captured first place in the Olympic Qualifyirig Tournament in Berlin in Febru~. finishing the competition undefeated behind soon-to-be three-time Olympian Igor Milanovie.) The U.S. team had upset then-Soviet Union in the semifinals in 1988 to secme at least a silver medal, an ' American team sparked by Robertson, a left-handed driver. Sort of a point guard on the team. Nitzkowski once referred to Robertson as his team's ·Magic Johnson." "Kevin could see the whole field," Nitzkowski said ,Thursday, "and that's a lot like Estiarte. Both p~yers are the teams' leading scorers." Robertson married the daughter of longtime UC Irvine water polo coach Ted Newland following the '88 Olympics, and hasn't •touched a water polo ball since." In water polo, your Cront-page stories and live television coverage are far and few between. There are only so many Speedo endorsements to go around, and swimmers (an individual sport) generally devour them. •vou accept It, because you don't expect more,• Robertlem said. "When you're growing up, you teaUze you're never going to be a headliner. You hope to get a little coverage b,ere and there, but it'• not~ to be much. At Seoul, the coverage -from what I undentand -WU good. 19ny Schroeder got a lot ol.· attentklll, ~involved With a lot o1 ~with NBC, but you iMl1y daD t apet1 (any aumtloft). Wbm we MW tbat,; W9 tell it WU ~t for 1'lrtY and ~forwats~ •flc:broedlr) Wll kind ol tM lpiok ..... D fGr Gm team. iDd \be .. 11 guys ---w..1'* =~be tbse. MPPF tD -I MONDAY, JULY 1, 1996 recreation standings SUMMER IASK£T8AU 1-2-1; 7. C & l. 0-l-t; S. Te.tm Met-Ale. CM. 3, F.-hlon ~ 3-3, 7. F~ of Schemes. 2· NewDcwt IHdl Ha .. hine Webber lulldoca. 2-4; 9 (tie) Oe.n MWtl 1 Newport asbf. 4-0; 2. lnllgnla Witter Hewpott l4t«h. H , com.en, 1·5. 1 (tie) l'eNl Coct., 2-0, MtlgK Mon4¥. Commerci.i Group, 4-1; 3. NeWpot1Jul,3-t; Pline w.tibef-Orange, 1-5, HJ M~ 1-5 2-0, 3. (tie) Just Pl~ 1 I, 2MO Recyclers. 1-1, 4. lotem Breeze, 3-2; 5. (tie) Pizu 1Cn19ht( .. 1 lllue Oellils, H . OIO IM Slo, M , 7 (tM!) 1-3, Pierce Street Annex. 1-3; 7. (tie) COM I 1. Chuy's All•Stwl, 5-0; 2. (tM!) Old Slow • .. ·Power Chir~«tl(. 0-2, ~mrocks I. ()..2 9262S, 1__., ~Kitchen Slnlc. t-4 Dog&.~ Oown Punchen, 3-2, Spirkf')"1 1~~tr1~~~~1e) Dunk On You, r:'ob•s, 6-0~ 2. Zoo Crew, 4-2; 3. (tie) Fout ~ ~~~~'°"' l-4; 6 H, Trey, 1-1, Emery Flnonc11l, 1·1, 8.all & Friends. 3-3, Hewitt Hawes. l-3, KMOI, .._ -hsketballen, 1 1, 6 Panthers, 0-2 l-31 Towes Perrin, l-3; 7. (tie) SultAlnl of ' 1. (tie) S150's. 4-1, Bladtles Figh1ing Pfd.. .,.. ~)Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, 2-0, RutMl s~,,. 1-5. PM Lifers, 1·S. !T"..c!t1~~J.t.:'.1:.m.~.~T~.:.'· ... & Tud<er, 2-0. S.Y.C & R. 2-0; 4 (tie) totem. 1. Never Enough. 5-0; 2. Wuthef .. .S.A.. , ..... 1·1, Stet1na Brunda & Burian. t-1; 6. (tie) 4-0; 3. 5eashore Sluggen. J.-1; 4. Hawn!)"' ... 5~ 0-2, Mofo's, 0-2, L ham Watkins. 02. Hitten, 2-1.; 5. ~ 1·2; 6. Slldlng 1. Oulksilllef, 5-0; 2 Rebels, 4-1; 3. Seaport 1. (tie) Squar; Milner & Reehl, 2-0. Shooters. H~, 1-3, 7. I 0-S. SI~ 3·2; 4 8flnd ~· 2-3; S. Bears, 1-4, 2-0; 3. (tie) Carl's Hoop Ore.nm, 1-1, Coon 1 (tie) Artlos Boxheads, ),.2, f&ce First. 3-2, 6·.::ICOMt t..agvers. 5· : Cutter, 1·1, 5. (tie) Pierce Street Annei<. 0-2. Pirates, 3-2, Wet 5eal. l-2; 5. Glidewell, 1-4; 1. tarttlng SpiderJ. 4-0; 2. Pierc.e Street the Bookies, 0-2 6. Comedy of Err~ 0-5. Annek 3-0; 3. Land Shat1cs. 3-1; 4. Squeeze ~)Crystal Cover Shake Shack, 2-0, f,Tu;= =fr!am Mates, 5-0, Play, 2-3; 5 Tr.nwmerica. l-2. 6. (tie) Love ,., Humor Kings, .a~ (tie) WMD, 1-1, Blotribe, Latham & Watkins, 5-0; 3. Law In Mot.loo. Monkeys, l-3. Price Watemoose, l-3; 8 1-1; 5. (tie) urizilies, 0-2, Knighthawks. 0-2. 4-ti 4. Frivolous Motion, 4-2[. 5. (tie) o:=ny & Myen. 0-3 WWN Oaicwood Af)ar1ments. 1-4, ~oll Minen, 1-4; 1. 4merlv Johnny's Angels, s..o. 2 (tie) 1. Brave Bunny, 2-0; 2. Sharks, 2-1; 3. Kings, 7. Fire Monsters. 1-5; Ir Newport Sid Comi»-SQueeze Play. 4-l, D~ 4-1; 4 Mmfits, 1-1; 4. R.u<fy1 1·2; 6. ca~sr s Fools, 0-2 ny, 0-5. 3-2; 5 (tie) Harbor View, 2·3, Mcldres. 2-3. 7 Wedne.KU1y CC at TC11\lesdliy Coed G-1 ( ) uff li "5 1 (tie) Jukers, 2-0, KPM Pfft Warwick, 1. (tie) Oatamed Oawgs, 5-0, Win Or lose, ti;.~s. 0-5, I B Nm. .,. 2-0; 3. (tie) Baker. Silberberg, Keen~. 1-1, S-0, 3. Make It Hurt. 4-1; 4. Alrtouc:ti Cellulaf, 1 Newport Wholesalers. 6-0; 2. L.lglitmng Jaclt SQuat. 1·1; 5. (tie) Orummy King W)iite 3-3; 5. B~ 2-3; 6. IO,,__., 7. & Lum~. 5-1,· 3 or;i::inal Pizza, H ·, 4 (t~) • & Grre, <>-2. First Lunch, 0-2 Oel-Citn. 1-5; 8. Pap« Or Plastic. 0-5. as well as ·a strong middle lineup Viejo Lake should be on your Wedn.,day c.1 at Unc.oln wa1 Te..m Eastoo. 2_., BR Haurds. 2-4, 6 of long-ball hitters, according to right), to Olympiad Road. South 1· (tie) Brain's Blazers. 2-0. Alley Cats, 2-0, 1· Sox. 6-0; 2. Oamdiggers, s-1; 3· (tie) ~0 8~~ Men's c-:z tb""ir manager p eld l ed Ol d 3. (tie)~ Wt)eel, 1·1. Tasmanian War Devils. Tolefance,1·3, 42 Bones A Head, 2-3; 5. I Hrt & Run. 6-0; 2 12 Pa<. 5-l; 3 Hawes, ~ : i ocat at 22556 ympia . 1-1, ISianders, 1-11 Sysco Kids, 1 1. 7 c & w Bulldawg:s. 2__.; 6. 01 Tedi.~. H.· 4 Fanatlb On~, 2-4. 5 (tM!) Oeloftte & A 'ct t ' ht uld d D' ecti" t Gill F. ld Roids. 0-2, Qu1ksi111er. <>-2 -WM1 Vl ory orug wo sen ir ons o eran 1e , HWN 1. Psychic Nutumbas. 4-0; 2.. (tie) Mulllgam. Touctle. 1-5. oangl ng woodrows, 1-5. Newport Beach into the second where tonight's 9-10 All-Stars are 1. (tie) The Herd, 2-0, Shamrocks, 2-0. 3 4-1. Sons of Beadles, 4-1; 4. (tie) Far ~1 2-2, lSJ ~Mens C·l round Wednesda ni ht at 7:30 com tin : South on 405 to 5, (tie) Bncklaye~ 1-1. Touche Rose. 1-1. Drunk Losers. 2-2; 6: (t~) Pimco, 1 ..... Ueote<'s 1 Hyatt/P.C.A., 3-0; 2 care Unit. 5-1, 3 Just against the South 'Misgon Vtlejo +-;S~o~u~th~o~n~5~t~o~Os~o~~ar..,..:;~a~y~.~e~.J..-J1~-1*;~7~(t~le~)Rdh~o~ids~.~o~2.~N~~~N~am~es~.m<>-~2~i.--l-.£ul,WM2Cl1Jliaw...h41LlL..Sigl:nites..O:"--~~~--t~M~<lU~lers.~~1-~3.~5~9~al~boa~B~oys~1~-4~.~7~G~1bso~n.ICL.~~~ "B• en~. A loss would drop on Oso (inland) and procee<i past HtN 1. Yellow Sox. s-o; 2. Given Ya Thisl, 3-11· 3. Dunn, Crutcher, <>-4 .i. 1. (tie) Harwood Warriors, 2-0, Repaired Bush~ 3-2; 4. (tie) Nite Owls, 2·2, Bui etl, Neport oeach into the elimination Marguerite Parkway to Felipe. Ligamenu. 2-0; 3 (tie) Team Ganis. 1-1, 2-2; 6. Kelly & Company, 1-3; 7. (tie) Chubb. bracket of the double-elimination A victory tonight for the 9-10 Going Hog'n, 1-1; s Bohica. 0-2, The t-4, Neal. Haushalter. O'Neil. 1-4. Barnacles, 0-2 WTW tournament on Friday at 5. All-Stars would put them into the SOFT8ALL 1. (tie) Bone J;:s, 4-1, Embo, 4-1; 3. Echo Directions to the. Majors' game: second round a~ainst the South NeWDOHC rt a.act, Beach. 3-1; 4. CB Green Machine. 1-4; 5. CB HC1' Commerc.ial, 0-5. South on 405 to 5, south on 5 to Missiom ~ejo u " entry at 7;30 1 ean eashers, 6 o. 2 Margar1tav1lle Wednesday Coed cc Alicia tumoft. Left (inland) on Ali-p.m . Wednesday at the same site. Hurricanes, 5-1; 3 (tie) Earley There, 3-3. Lyon 1. (tie) Dream Team, 4-1, 5RS Tech, 4-1; 3. da to ·Marguerite Parkway. Left A loss drops them into a 5 p.m. ~~~,ft=~~·e!J~. u~nk Rubbers, 1-5; 6" ~%zi~~~.,3;.2fi_tP1erce Street Annex, 1-3; on Marguerite Parkway (Mission game on Friday. HC2 Wednesday Coed c .1 I \. I < > I{ I I \. '-I "' Leslie third in girlS 14~ POUNTAIN VAU.EY -Newport Beach's Caylan Leslie, the third seed in the girls 14s at the Southern California Tennis Asso- ciation Juniot Sectionals at Los Caballeros Sports Village, fin- tsbed right where she was seeded, third. after defeating Jennifer Baker of La Quinta. 6-7, 7-6, &-3, Sunday. Also competing and cpmpeting well was Corona del Mar's Anne Y~y in the 12-and-unders. She lost in the Round of 16 to sixth-seed Kristen Grady of Mur- ri.eta, but beat Alexandra McGoodwin of Newport Beach, Satur-· day, 6-3, 6-0, to advance to the consolation finals against Ashley Maddocks of Laguna Beach, the No. 3 seed. McGoodwin (No. 5 seed) was beaten in the semis Friday by Dianne Matias of Gardenia (No. 4 seed), 7-5, 6-2. WATER POLO Corona del ·Mar tops Newport, 8-7 MISSION VIEJO -Corona del Mar Higb's summer forces in water polo bad a successful run over the weekend at Marguente Recreation Center, highlighted by an 8-7 victory over rival Newport Haroor. Also falling to Corona del Mar in the swnmer session were North, a 1<>-6 victim; Set A (8-5); and Lancer (7-5). East S was the only team to solve Corona, taking a 14-8 decision in the 18-and-tp1der Cqugar Tour- nament. 1. XTB. 5-0; 2 Oelo1t1e & Touche LLP. 3-1; 3 I. Nada Chance. 6-0; 2. Simple Tt<f1nology, Original Pizza, 3-2; 4. (tie) fidelity Shooters. 4-1; 3. Cooklestlx. 3-2-1; 4. C~Oependentz, 2-2, The Team. 2·2, 6. Blatz. 2 3; 7 Sore 1-41; 5. K Line Krew, 1-4; 6. Newmeyer & Losers. 1·3; B. Head Hunten, 0-5 Dillion, 1-5. HO STK 1. PHJW. S--0; ~ LO\ LOCOS, 4-1; 3 The 1. (tie) Merrill Lvnch Newport. 6-0. Jerlcy Leader's Choice, 3 I, 4. (tie) Park Newport. B0Y.5. 6-0; 3. S.B. llarn 5torme~ 5·1, Bulls and 2·3. GO & C Crushers. 2-3; 6. Pierce St Annex, Stnkes. 5-1; 5. (tie) Paine Webber Newport. 3- ~RIVERBOAT OAPE<)· Newport s Only Floating Restaurant Newport Harbor Nautical Mustum (Fonnrily Rrubm E. u~) SEE BACK BAY 4nt OF JULY FIREWORKS FROM l'PPER DECKS -Herr DOGS & BEU 7:00-9:00P.M. DINNER RESERVATIONS • 67.l-3425 SPECIAL TwlUGHT MENU FROM 4:00-7:00P.M. REGULAR DINNERS FROM 4:00-9:00P.M. The Corona del Mar-Newport Harbor collision was typical of the long history of water polo rivalry between the two schools. r oo a -ea.a m the =r-=qu==er=an="""c:::::o-=n=u:-:-e~-•------'Tiiipb Fru Po1rimt •b PNrjir CNJi R1jliil...,., Bniivm lJil.., ad throu h halftime 4-3 . .i,,,( /.i1,,"6rtta1 riv &td &r] Brulp Corona ar respon e W1 a -ge m e qu er o take a 7-6 lead, then matched Newport's single goal in the fourth peri- od to hold on for the victory. Harbor's scoring was balanced with five players scoring a single goal, while M. Moreau scored twice. Jason Hokanson led the way for Corona del Mar, netting four goals. Carter Weir, Ryan Tucker, Chris Esposito and Jason Palda each scored one goal. Hokanson, wb.o scored twice in the third period, drove home the eventual winner in the final period. Greg Strelzow had two assists for the winners. Bill Messenger was credited with eight saves in the Corona de! Mar net. -SOCCER AYSO V.I.P. signups scheduled for July 11 HUNTINGTON BEACH -The AYSO V.l.P. Soccer pIOgram for youngsters age 4112-18 with learning or physical disabilities has set up a date for .registering at 9834 James River Circle July 11 from 6-8 p.m . lbe season begins Sept. 7. For more information, call the AYSO Hotline at 968-4082, or Gor- don Harder (848-8976) or Jean Brewer (963-7361). DEEP SEA SUNDAY'S COUNTS DAVEY•s LOCXIR -8 boats. 315 anglers. 128 barracuda, 1,267 sand bass, 325 madcerel. 22 calico bass, 1 whit• fish, 4 white sea bass. 2 halibut. 7 sculpin. 2 sole, 3 fNko shartc. 6 blue shart(. • ...,_,. LANDING -9 boats, 280 anglers. 340 barracuda. 47 calico bass, ~ 10 rockfhh, 66 sculpin, 49, bonito, 3 halibut, 16 sole, 65 madt~I. 151 E. 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Tn. under1lgned T1ustff SUMMONS Publllhtd Newport PlotJtloq •uean... ducild by: an lndMdull H~ you 11allld doing 8 1 .,_ .. ~ tt -d11c1tlm1 tny liability for Board. hereinalt8f referred • FAMILY &.AW Btacl').Costa M"a Dally H&JltTIN~TON :~H Nam• ltate...nt TM regl1ttarit comtnlncld butlnlH y9I? Y11,-5/1/M r1c:ord1tlon. PtofHlolional =.-;;: :::::,~ iny inc:orrectM" ot tM 10 as the City, Wiii rtc:tlve CITACION JUDICIA&. Pilot July 1 2 8 1996. UNI N HI TM lollowlng ~are to trensact bullnesa Ul\der DllllnO l.lvtnder fonlc:IOIWI Cotporat n H _. t11f in-dd u .Ind o'her ~g::· .~~ ~~t 1~~o~~;~j • DlRKCHO OS ' • ' m249 SCHOOL DISTRICT dolna butlnell 81: 'Aoicy. U11 llc:tlllou1 name or Thlt 1tatement wu riltd TJultH, 5 Hutton Centre ==-~ ~....:: _,. atr,e,:,:n ~~~ If 9 FAMILIA Notlo• Calllnw 1140'" Monrovia Avenue, nline1 t1111d above on t-1· wltll the County Cieri< of Drlvt, Suite 1050. Sent• ........_ com t ~:J~:~~:~; 1~~·aw1.t:~j Notloe TO RESPON· PUBLIC NOTICE for 81d• Co111 Me11, Calllornla 98 Orangt County on 6-18-96 Anl CA 92101· Telephone ~ ':' ...,...:::... ~ anv. ahowt\ hnlnOF .~~ .. Nolle• Is t:iereby given 92627 N"orman Johnson 19913888829 . • • . • •-'\ 1 ..,,, c;lery: BANK .........,..,." a contract tor: DINT (AVllO AL DE· Flctltlou• •u•lneat that the Board ot TfualHI Oullcallver, Inc:., (Calllor· Thi• 1tatemen1 wu . nltd Dally Pllol June 24. JUiy 1. Number. 17141 432·9000, W-.fafh....,.._. NT & SA. FOA!ClOSUAl! HARBOR BOULEVARD MANOADO (Nombre)1 Name St•tement ol the Huntington S.ac:h nla) 1740 Monrovia Ave,, with the County Cltfk of 8 Hi 1998 M243 .Bv: Kriste Berg, TrustH d h ~ _.. 'ir h NKRUPTCY DEPf REHABILITATION Chlu·Kuol Shih The following ptraon1 are Union High School District Cotta MIU, Calilornla Orange County on 8-14·96 ' ' Sale Officer, Date: 6/.14/96 ~IDCIOl9.mlihnd-::;: B~TN· LITA OtMGtf FROM Vou aro being aued. A doing buslne1;1 as: Stock· wlll recttv1 up to, but no 92827 19913181820 PUBLIC NOTICE NPP15243 PUB: 06/24196. .,..,_ lftllW A • ' WILSON STREET TO u1tod le ••t•n dem.an· wonc, 37 Cardiff, La,guna latar than 2:00 pmi Friday, TM• bu1ln111 la c:on· Dally Pilot July 1 8 15 . 07/01/96 07/08/96 --=• ~ .. -...l!.:t9a.11: '39963, 10600 VAU.!Y MacARTHUR d•ndo Niguel, CA 92677 July 19, 1996 bld11or Food ducted by: a corporation 22 1996 ' ' ' NOTICI OF TRlJSTEE'S ' ,_ VIEW STREET. CYPROa, BOULEVARD PETITIONER'S NAME Lory Florentina Mc:Clory, Setvlc:t Paper Suppllea • The registrant commeoc«I • . m258 SALE Tru te Sale No PUBLIC NOTICE t,t21,t31.At 111....-.~ CA 90630.0012 Tfll.. . 37 Catdltl, Laguna Nlguet. Bid No. 800. Bld1 for food to 1r11naac:t binlneu under 1 • • h TNllll •..,. • --• E NO . 11141 220-CITY PROJECT IS (IL NOBR• DEL DE· CA 92677 Hrvlcl paper and ptmlc the tlc:tltlous name or PUBLIC NOTICE 98·51300Title Order No. c:Ndldl1Mfton1 ... 0f,...,. PHON ·· N0.9CS-12 MANDANTE l!St : Patti Henry. 9 8tlalre, LI· aupptln mllllng or equal namH llsled above on· 3 10145D Reference No. NOTICE<lfTAUSTEFSSM.EUM-..,.,c:Ndl*-~•--°' 3435. Said ule Wlll be All bids shall be made on Chem9·D•r Yu guna Niguel, CA 92677 to speclflc:atlons wrn bt r• 1992 · FJctlllous Buslnff• 1007269/NBC APN No. B OEED<lf TRUST Fk ltt11D ...... Cid ""°" °' 1 c:Ndl made. but without cove· a bid form turnlshed by the CASE NUMBER Chris Pellluon, 28612 c:tlved on behalf of the OulksllVer. Inc .. Randall L. Nam• Stat•m•nt 048·123·11 YOU ARE IN ~ttttlDOlt-.s.7-4C._P. *-~•--•Wini-. nant or warrantv. expr•• City (Numero del CHo) Rancho Grande. Laguna Buch Cities Sc:hool1 PUt· Henel, Prtsldent CJ\lel Op. Tht followlng persons .,, D£fAUl T UNDER A DEED ..._ ..S.ttt• YOU NE If IM la.I~ _... • d r lmpfted. regarding Bids will be received at 95001000~ Niguel. CA 92653 chasing Cooperative which eratlng Officer doing bualneu .,. ~AULT tlllER A DEE> OF IOdlloll Of-....,. .0 se 0 . C M 1 You hevt 30 CALENDAR Cory SuvegH. 33902 lnc:ludH Huntington Beach Thia ata1ement was mid CNlseOnt ~ Oliveri OF TRUST DATED Tf'l.IST, Ol\TB> 0..... 311, lllllns.:tonitolofh,._ title.p<>SSUS1on.or1ncum-:~:g~%eo~lt~:~llye~~r:. OAYS after this Summons Chula Vista, Dana Point, UnlonHlghSchoolDl1trlc:1, with thl county Clerk ot Drive Mission VleJo CA07/12/91. UNlESS YOU 19'5,utl.ESSYOUTN<EACTIOM dllOodltMll ....... IDdo 1>ranoes.fOlthlP'#'POMOf p O Box 1200. 77 Fair and Petition art sarvtd on CA 9262a Huntington Beach City Orange County on 6-14-96 92691-41 12 ' TAKE ACTION TO PRO-TO f'R>TtCT YOUR~':! ~In llil ...._ lnh_,. satisfying the indebt9dnell You to Ille a Responst Torrey MeUgren, 25001 School Dis11lc:1. Newport· 19903880550 Charles E Zlmny 24022 ~TYOUR~ fT IT MAY BE SOU> AT A ...,..,llWlcmflll~ d by ••id Deed of Orwe. Costa Mesa. CahlOf· ( 82 Eaton, Laguna Niguel. CA M"a Unified School DI.. . 011 D. I Ml I 1 ""' rnvr"m '' SALE. F YOU NEED AH ~ h TNl9a _, wlHlllW the It-sec:Ute .. n1a 92628, al or before 1he ~~ms~e ~ ~~d:•0~~ 92677 trlc:t, La Habre City School ~al~y~llot July 1• 8• 15· Vlelo~'JA ~6~:_:.112 11 on MAY BE SOLO AT A P.U8· NATIOHOFTME NAT\REOFTHE ...,..,._ Tlllllll'• o..d 111111 Trust inc:hJdlng the fff•. 11me and date statod pelltioner. A lttter or phone Roberta Moore, 48 Vista Dts111c:t, Buena Patk School • · Glor1a A. Zlrnn • 24022 Of· UC SALE. IF YOU NEED PACXmJllG AGANST YOO. Ill'* ..._ Mi111Wt • h c:hargea and expenMI of M t r n i m260 YOU SHOUU> Q)NTACT A 1..-w. Of.,._ •a_.. of the Trustee. Tht trust .. ' fl · R CA 926n School Distrlc: . Bid• ate PUBLIC NOTICE c ""6"' • 2 • ..., W will be publicly opened and II you do no1 It ~our • Laura Sheedy, 29 Linden· avallablt and must be r• A ..... .,1-<111 NATURE OF THE PRO· s.n-"'°°''4 -_... 06~. a · under said~ OT fNSt read aloud tn the Council spoose on limt. I e court grove, Aliso Viejo. CA tumid to tti. antntlon of: Thia bus!nHI 11 c:on-CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU. a~°'~~~ PfW °' ..,.... ,...... ... c:eused I Notk:e of O.f1ult Chambets at said address. may make orders atlectlng 92656 Laurtn Teng, Admlnlstr1t0l cnat390o39 ';X1~ed by. husband Ind YOU SHOULD CONTACT ~W..,......IDh .,_...,. C11 ~ID and Election to Sell to be Each bid must conform ~~~~ ;:1,,'1Jr1~3:iJ~u~t P;~ Mary Alderson, 27642 ot Foods s.rvice•. Hun-~!::!:~:.::!:~~ Have you started doing A LAWYER. On July 15, ._ el TMt ~ br 8rWal ._ the ~.._.-~ recorded in th• county and be responsive 10 all Children You may be Of· Plnestrap Circle, Laguna llngton Beach Union High The following persons art bu1ln111 yet? Yea 4/29/96 1996 at 11 ·00 AM Pro· SllMI ADOdllel. • Cllbnla ~ ..., o..t. llMrae .....,.. Where 1ha real propert'( is pen1nen1 Bidding and Coo· dered to pay support 11nd Hills. CA 92653 School District. 143~5 doing business as: Raisins, Gloria A Zlmny • • . • Gelw9 P"'""1lllp, W.. Ric> dlt ·""°' lnMMt • prlWlded ha tract Documents. A set ol attorney fees and costs. 11 Mary Mc:Graw, 49 Hast· Golden Weal SI., Bldg. 1, This statement was flled feulonal Forec:lo1ure Cer· hlner Ind TNClll .Aec:tter.. tu-tlllNil\ llld h ~ prlncilMI located and more t n Bid Documents may be ob· .you cannot pay the llllog lngs. Laguna Niguel, CA Westminster, CA 92683. g•o M~nrovla C ~y1enu~. with the County Clerk 01 poratlon es the duly ap· i.ld Ind .., Ind o.oige R w.a of the NIM 1K11111f ~ three months have etapMd taoned at the Office of thO fee, ask 1he clerk for a fee 92677 Phone (714) 894·1898. 9~:d: esa, 8 ornra Orange County on 6-11·06 pointed TNstea under and EwhJMll~V.EwlllatM-..,o..dwlhlnMMllheNon• s1nc:e suc:h rec<?.L,d•tlon. City Engineer 77 Fair wal'!er h>rm. Annhe Conwcay, 35183 Bid• shall remain open a.nd OulksUver, Inc: .. (Calllor· 19903080042 pursuant to Deed of Trust, blllll Ind ""' Rlooidld on ~ Ill aid McM, ..... Equitable 011d ~any, . 11 0 want legal advice Beac: Rd., apo Beach, valid for a porlOd ol 60 7 25191 Otlt~• • '"*"'-'! *' .. -....i....-o1111tlNlt· T 0 .... u · Ortve, Costa f.1esa, Calitor· con~a~t a lawyer Im: CA 92624 daya after the date spec:I· nta), 1740 Monrovia Av· Dally Piiot June 17, 24. recorded on 0 I · as ouee. In 8ooll NIA Pllll NIA of • nf flt en. CNllld a.,..., as Trustee, rust """", llit nia. upon nonrefundable mediately. Cindy Stephan, 33 Whlte fled lor rec:eipl of bld1. The enut, Costa Mesa, Califor· July 1, 8, 1996 M239 Document No. 91 ·392794 Olldlf-* In !tie olll» ofh o..d of TNll s.nno ~ 138434. 333 South Be· payment ot $60.00. Ao ad· Usted Ilene 30 DIAS CAL· Sall Or .. Laguna Niguel. CA Board of Trustees reserves ~~1 926;7 j i PUBLIC NOTICE Book N/A Page NIA of Offi· ~ Rlcoldll of Olw'llt eoun.. m = • aid TNlllll. audrv Avenue 11th Floor. d111ooal charge of $1 5.00 ENOAAIOS despues de re· 9~677 Th 18 ·~~right to rojKt any or all duct1:.ci b~~ an~~~por:1lo~on· c:l1i Records in the Office ~~Ind..,,.....'° the aoD 'Raid, Sulll 21711, Los Angeles. CA 90017, will be made 11 handled by c:lblr otlclalmento esta c:lla· we!;~1~1 La~u~~so~iguel ~eg~la~I~ 1~ tt,~v~ld:n~r \~ The reglsirant c:ommenc:ed Flctltloua Bu1ln•H ol tha Recorder of ORANGE w of-=-lllCI 8::'~ lrwlrlCWI. CA 11711l '11t B Telephone Number: 12131 mail. Bid Documents and c:1on judicial Y pe11c:lon, CA 92677 · the blddlng. to transac:i business under Nam• Statement County. C1lifom1a. axe· __,.In 8Dell ~ Pllll *., 4151, lllq ZZMM ~ 345·B953. By: Enid Do· .Qlher c:ootrac1 documents para c:ompletar Y presentar Robin Singer. 10 Dorc:hes· a~1 Lauren T•"9• Ad· the llc:llllous name or The followlng P8f~on1 •re c:uted by: BALBOA ASSO· • ~ Mo. 8'.ot1b0 of ~Br. ~C...Cll!ml1991 dough. Trustee Sele Offl· -may be also be eiamlned su tormulario de Retpuesra ter Green, U.guna Niguel, I I t t f F d names ll1ted above on: Not doing business as. Bello~ CIA-ES A CALIFORNIA aid Olldll ~WU BELL. s.a11sy, --, -~ 711 Date: 06/17116 c (Response torm 1282) ante CA 92677 m n • ra or o oo ye1 begun Ing-A-Round, 3001 Redhill 1 • Oft07atlM•h ........ hftl111-ASAP20t1 .... r11 •• ._, cer. '"9't the Ottic:e 01 the 11Y la corte. Una carta o una Sandra Perl 6 Bethany So,..,lc• Quiksilver, Inc .. Randall L 6·109 Costa Mesa. CA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. as na ID hr-..:'~ NPP16203 PUB: 06/24196. Clerk ot the Cily of Costa llamada telelonic:a no le of· Laguna Niguei CA 92677 • Publlshed Newport Herrel, President Chlel Op-92626 TNstor. NATIONAL BANK 100CMc:C...-~W• Sir* · PUBLIC NOTICE D7/01/96,07/08196 •Mesa. Bod Documents will rec:era protec:c:lon. Clndy Budde, 11 Re-Beac:h·Costa Mesa Dally eratlng Officer Jame• Albert Kidwell. 3001 OF SOUTHERN CALIFOR· ,.,.., CA• t:GD PJl • ll'Mc: 1111> not be mailed unless the SI usted no pr1esenta s1u dondo Laguna Niguel CA Pilot July 1• 8, 1996 This slattment was filed Redl'llll 8-109 Costa Mesa, NIA 11 Beneficiary. WILL lonwhlligt•U•lllstllfcmfl NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S additional s 15 oo c:M rge ts Respuesta a t empo, a 92677 • ' 2 with the County Clerk ol CA 92626 • ..._.. -included with payment c:orte puede expedlr Marlene Hutchinson 198 m25 Orange County on 6·14-96 Geti D. Kidwell. 3001 Red· SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION LI._•:-.. ~-"'"; SALE Tru1tH Salt No. Eac:h bid shall be ac· ordenes que efec:ten su Sunset Terras:e. Laguna PUBLIC NOTICE 19903886S53 hlll 6-109 Costa Mesa CA TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.....,-: Ind.,.,_.=.., 01281 71·67 rrtl• Ord~r companied by the bid so-malrlmonlo, ~u propl~a~ y Bac:h. CA 92651 Dalty Pilot July 1, 8, 15, 926.26 FOR CASH (payable It ttme ID nf now Wit 11¥ • undw ad No. 6952299 Rtferenc:e cu11ry. Ust of Des'9oatod ~~· ueor~;n~enc:I~~ ~~ This _bu~lness IS c:on· NOTICE OF 22, 1996. Ju~t~ b~s;n~~!b~~d c::n°d ol sale tn lawful money of o..d of TNlll Ill die~• No. 5483662 APN No. Subcon11ac101s, and Non· rar~os de abogado y las duc:t~ by. a general part· PUBLIC HEARINO m259 wife ~ Y the United States. by cash, lulllld In aid Cow.y Ilic! Sim 141-693·28 YOU ARE IN collusron Att1dav1t required c:ostas. SI no puede pagar nfr:hip 1 rt d dol NOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing a cesh1er's c:hec:k drawn by htltln* daatb.t ElOBT OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED by lhe Inf or ma hon tor Bid· las c:osllls por la presenta· ,ve you. .,.s a e ng GIVEN that/ublic: hearings business yet? No a state or national bank a ·1.·, A•• ID P9al A llld: NI OF TRUST DATED ClOn de" la demanda plda bus ness yeir No will be htl by 1he Costa J A Kid 11 • urw90lll'dld ...... ......., ~ ders. • Lory Florentina Mc:Clory Mesa City council on July cna 1390038 ames • we c:hec:lt drawn bV a state or ~ Ult ......_. ~. 1 11113/91. UNLESS YOU Ceme1~ • MortulWy This p101ect 1s a federally re ~;tu~~l~o~!~~ar~grtde ~e .his sta1ement was filed 15. 1996, al 6:30 p.m., or FlcUtlous Bu1lnett ;;:;~s t~:t~~~~~ w~l~r~ole:i federal c:redrt union, or a Comac*U Cofpon11on, iii~ TAICE ACTION TO PRO· Chapel • Crematory runded p101ec:1 and will be onerac:lon de las rnlsmas wnh the County C~er~ ot 11 soon thereafter as pos-Name Statement Orange County on 6-l4-96 check dfawn by a state or •.Ind T-.f Ind..._ TEtT YOUR PROPERTY. IT 3500 Pacific: View Drtve under federal regulations (Waiver 01 Court Fees and Orange Counry on 6 21 96 alblt , In the Counc:ll Cham-The following persons are . 19963086837 federal savings and loan 1 Oillfomll G9MrJi1 Plrllllfthlp. MAY ee SOLO AT A PUB· Newport Beec:tl . wh~ch 11ncl~de Da~~·Bac:on C~1s~). bt . Dally Pil:19~u~:~8~201~ g~::. 0bo~~Z ~::i ~n ~~~ ~fi.'f 74bo"~~~~~!sAv~~:, Delly· Pilot June 24, July 1, essoc:t1t1on. savings associ· :'i. ~ =..... ~ = UC SALE. IF YOU NEED 8'4--2700 ~~te;~~~:uo~c:j1 b: ;~~~ 1ega1.e~~~~n1:~:~ec::sj~~ 22. 1996. ' ,;,250 lollo~lng lttms: ' Costs Mesa. Calllornla 8, 15, 1996 M242 et1on,. or. savings bank tlOM ~ • dl-*-d ~ AN EXPLANATION OF THE ~::==-=====-~ . B 1 0 medlato c:on un abogado GENERAL PLAN AMEND· 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE spec1f11d 1n section ~1D2 ~ofGtoundt-.. NATURE OF THE PRO· PIERCE IROTllEll Davis· dachon Dand rt~o ~:o 1 NOTICE The reslralni~g PUBLIC NOTICE MENT GP·96-<>1A and Re· Oulksllver, Inc:.. (Cafllor· ol 1he Financial Code and corded In Boiilll 1215t Plllll 525 CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU. IEll IROADWAY acts an I e epa e o orders on l he bac:k are ef· zone Petition A·96-02. nla), 1740 Monrovia Ava.. · to 52' of~ Rlilcxildl. lie*: SHO 0 CONTACT Industrial Aelallons, State foci a alnst both husband NOTICE OF James Ferryman, autho-Costa Mesa, CalHornla Flctlt.loua Bu•lneaa authorized to do .buS1ness The ~'I lrMNlt lnlw .W YOU UL Mortuary * Chapel of Calllornla (the Contrac· and wHe untll the petition Is PUBLIC HEARING rlzed agent for Arpeja, Inc: .. 92627 Name Statement · 1n this statal. At. IN THE .._ i. '-" ~ '° BrWol A LAWYER. On July 15, Cremation tor and Subcontractors dismissed a judgment Is NOTICE IS. HEREBY lo amend tht hind use des· This business ls con· The lotlowlng persons a~e QUAO AREA OF THE CITY S1l..e Al10dalls, • ClllitDmla 1996 It 11 :00 AM. Equit•· shall pay not less than the entered, ' or the court GIVEN tha1 public: hearings lgnpllon from Light Industry ducted by: a corporation ~0117g ~uslness 89~ 1s/~vleEa HALL OF BUENA PARK Genlnl Plr1nershlp. a to 111 unct-bla Deed Company, as Sue:· 110 BroadWay higher wage rate). makes further orders. wlll be· held by the Costa to General Commerc:lal. The registrant c:ommenc:ed c' 1 HQUh que,C d 1· CIVIC CENTER. AT 66~0 ~ '5"4 ~ o-g.R Ew-c:euor in Interest bV Merger Costa Mesa ThHe orders are enforce· Mesa City Council on July and to rezone from MG to transact business under oas Ilg way. Orona e r.,... · tnsi ind~ V. Ewing. hi»-. 842•1190 The City has ob1alned able an here In Cafilornla 15, 1996, at 6:30 p.rh .. or ~General lndustrlal) to C2 the flc:lllious name or Mar. California 92625 BEACH BLVD., oUENA ti.Id nf wlf9. •to., undMded to Continental Aux1hary •••••••••~ from the Director ot the Oe· by any 'iaw enforcement of. as soon thereafter as pos· General Business Dlstrlc:1) namH listed above on: Lan Lam Luu, 13182 Llllr. PARK. CA .. all nght, title tW .,_. w.,. Flectilner nf Company ., th• duly IP· partmenl ol Industrial Rela· fleer who has received or slble. in the Council Cham· or prqperty al 640 West 1991 ;i:eet, Garden Grove. Cal · and interest conveyed to TrudWi F1ec:flener, hulblJld llld p0tnted Trustee undtr and ttons the general prevalllng setn a c:opy ot them. bers ot City Hall. 77 Fair 17th Street. Envlronmental Oulksll\ler, Inc: .• Ra~dall L . ~t!Jla 9~64~ . 1 and now held by 1t under wMt, • ~ p!Opelty. •to puquant to Deed of Tr1,1st. rate ot per diem wages and AVISO Las prohlblclones Drive._ Costa Mesa, on 1he Dettrmlnallon: Negative Herrel, President Chief Op. d·'-"sd bu~ na1 11d'vlds c:1on· ,.~Deed of Trust in the 111 ~~~•a recorded on 11/25191 15 1 II' 1 l d' 1 1 1 foUoW1ng Items· Dtc:larallon tratlng Olflc:er .,,,,e Y· an n 1 ua s "' Cl>Wlantl In bv \~: :::a '::a ~~~ni~: r~;,:0" d~uee:i~ar~t!~io~ APPUCATION.S FOR THE NOTICE '1s FURTHER This statement was flied The reglsllant c:ommtnc:ed propertv s1tuated 1n said ...,_., ~.,,::: Document No. 91·6522D work In ~he locality In son etec:tivas para ambos CITY OF COSTA MESA. lor GIVEN that at said time with the County Cieri( of t~ lra~1"ft1 busln.:,ss rnd8f Count'(, Cahfornra desc:rib· oordldJnmv t3, 1-. -~ Book Page ol Otflc:11I Re· h h lh k 1 b conyuges, tanto. et esposo properties located on ltte and plec:• 111 Interested Orang• County on 6-14·96 1 • c:t 1 ous us1r~s~ 109 me l•nd. therein: Parcel .-&. ...._ ~-and .. cord• 1n the office ol. the w IC e wor ls o o como la esposa, hasta que eas1 side of Newport Blvd .. peraons mey appear-and 19903680555 n~e o~ M na~s1~ t 2 in th• Citv ol Newport 01*7, of Olldll ~ m. Rec:Oldtr of ORANGE Coun· performed tor each c:ralt. la pellclon sea rec:hazada betwffn 19tll Street and beMatdbytheCityCoun-Daily Pilot July 1 8 15 a vton. ay • • mblll1ghMl!¥11111ittoh• . classification or type ot se dicie una decision tinai Mesa Drive: c:H on lht above item. 22 1996 • • • Lan Lam Luu Beech. Countv ol Orange. COid fllleof tor UI ~ • t'(, California. exec:utt d bv. work needed to execute 0 la c:orte txplda instruc:· SPECIFIC PLAN SP-96-01, IF THE AFOREMEN· • · m261 This statement was .filed State of C11tl ornra, as per PlfOll 8 NI -W.. a'° hf. THEODORE P. OLSON. A lhe comract. Holiday rates clones adic:lonales. Dic:has to establish land use poll-TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· ~thn thee ~nly n ~~r~ .:i,' M1p Flied 1n Book 248, Clll c. The 111111 NtlllTtd ID In'* WIDOWER, Will SELL AT shall be pa.Id as specified prohiblciones puedeo hac:· c:les, develc;>pment stand· LENGED IN COURT, the PUBLIC NOTICE a gt ou ty 0 · P1ges 28 and 29 ol Parcel Gulrdle la tlll-.d In h $11111 PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE '" the c:otlecllve bargaining erse c:umplir en c:uelquler ards and implementation challenge may be limited to . 19903080041 Maps in the Olfic:e ol the of~ Cowlfr of Dr.., HIGHEST BIDDER FOR parte de Callfbrnla por prolilrams tor properties only those lssuea raised 11 Daily Pilot Junt 17, 24. · and la~ a.._.,_ Plr· agreement applicable to c:ualquior egente del orden wnhin the designated plan lhe publlc: hearing d• July 1• 8, 1996 M236 County Recorder of Seid al A:. The buHrlg llld at..,.,. CASH (payable at ttm• ol each panicular c:rafl. c:IBS· pubhc:o que las haya rec:!· area; and GENERAL PLAN scribed in this nqtlc:t or in "USU" u,oncr County. The property here· ,__ ~ locmd on .. ,, 1n lawful monay ol the slfic:at1Qn ..9I. ~ Of work o...qu.e baya v11to • wdJl~d.llflCU · -r ~ -of or• dUC:Hbtd 1$-be t9GI No.91....... . .SUtHI I t.:-l~E. employed on the projoc:t copra de ellas. 10 c:rea11 a new Gentral hvered to the City Counc:u FlctltlouJ Bualn•H sold •15 15 •. The street of Nr.irport Bud\ County of Cl· QUAO AREA OF THE CITY Coples of. schedules of 1. The name and address Pia~. land use designation at, or prior to, the public r mon lf'9lo S. ot tai'°""' • I* HALL OF BUENA PARK PLOWll1 When Words Are Not Enough "Specializing In Sympalhy Floc.oers" 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa file at the City Clerk's 01. dlrec:c:lon do 18 c:orte es tlal". and to amend the last MARY T. ELLIOTT, nla 92627 • • The following per1ons art d11rgnet1on. 1 anv. o t • 41 nf Q of~,.... . . SUPERIOR COURT. use designation of proper· Deputy City Clerk Quiksilver, Inc:., (Calllor· doing business as: New· real property desc:nbed lntheoflceoflhlCounlyRMlord-BEACH BLVD .• BUE~A ~--------- tice. localed at 77 fair COUNTY OF ORANGE lies located east of New-Publlahtd Newport nla), 1740 Monrovia Av· r:rt ~erm~~olog'2o •;d above 1s purported 10 be: If of ad County, whicii CDfld. PARK, CA. all right, ti\le s>::. ~l~v~2~~:.'a a~;s:~ec~:~1;: ~~~i~6N':W3.f,O¥~~S c?~ ~~:n~!vdan~~~~~ ~11~~'. Beach-Costa Mesa Dally enue, Costa Mesa, Calllor· pe~l8;, A!:oc:;2~· Newpo~t 609 EAST BALBOA BLVD. t1Ms "l.Md" P9al B: Loe I of and lnterea1 conveyed to "'CS .._a able 10 any Interested party DRIVE P.O. BOX 14170 from "Neighborhood Com· Piiot July 1, 1996. n~~·1:26:~;lneu Is con· Beach, CA.S2663 • NEWPORT BEACH •. CA :::..S~=·~ :.."':f ..':;and now held by It undet Cl) • ...,. upon request. ORANGE CALIFORNIA merc:lal" to "Commerc:llll m2S4 ducted by• 8 corporation Dore J. Gilbert, M.D .. 92663. The undersigned 42 of~ ,....In lhe 111d DHd of Trust 1n the u::! = In accordance with Soc· 92613·1570 Resldentlal". The reglsirant c:ommenc:ed 27641 Deputy Laguna Hiiis. Trustee d1sclarms anv liabil· oflcl of the County Recordtf of property situated in said ;;:;i ::S 1elephone number of peU· lion: Exempt. lh fl tltl ... d ~the building nf oltMI' ~ 3 T -.. lion 1773.2 01 the California 2. The namo. address and Environmental Oetermlna· PUBLIC NOTICE to transac:1 business under CTAh191 265b3uslne•• Is c:on· 1('( tor any loc:orrectnen of aid Courtly. btfllt the "l.Md" .... County, Calil ornle d•· •-~ labor Code. the Cootiactor 11oner's attorney or peti· NOTICE IS FURTHER cnst390013 • c: ous name or ducted by: an Individual the street addre's an .__...... scribed aa: Lot 1 of rac:t J shall post a copy ot the d• 1ioner wlthou1 an attorney GIVEN that at said time Flctltloua ButlnoH ~;oo•• listed above on: Hav• you started doing other common des~gnatio~. =~~..;:::;;:,.:: No. 4502, in the City of termination ol prevailing Is: (El nombre. 18 direc:c:lon and place au Interested Name Statemont Qutksllver, Inc: .. Randall L. business yet? Yes. 7·1·79 It any, shown herein. Said ~ °"" l..oU 1, Md l5 of Coste Mua. County ol O ra1e ol wage s at each job y el numero de telelono del persons may ap~ar and The followtng persons are Herrel, President Chief Op. Dore J. Gilbert salt will 9e made. but with-Tr.:t No. 97«1, • per """ ,. Orang•. Stete ol Cahlornta, Q ..... site. abogado del demandante, be heard b~he City Cou.n-doing bullneH 11: Vou, eratlng Ofli<:er This statement was lllad out covenant or warranty ~In llooll 40&. """41 and 11 per Map Rtc:ordad 1n - The Contractor and any o del demandanta qua no c:;IFon i~ t ;~~~~MEN Cook & Thtl, 840 Ntwport This statement was filed ~'!'ng1~'~C:,Utyn~ ~~r~~I expressed or implied. ,.: 42 of..._.._,.... In the Book 1B3 Pag1(1) 15 and _9 ~ subc:on11ac:1or(s) shall pay Ilene ebogado, es) · Center Drive, Suite 700, with the County Clerk of oflce of the County R9oOrdlr of · . • ..._. not less than the specifled Cherng·Der Yu, 1250 TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· N-port Bt1c:h, CA 92660 Orange County on s-14•96 19903080089 gard1og title, possession. or Nici~• dl9albld and ct. 16 of M1sc:ellaneout Mtps. d Adams St .• #W104, Costa LENGED IN COURT. th• Brue:• v. Cook, 1 Prore.. 19903680557 Dally Piiot June 17, 24,1nc:umflrencea,to p1yth• lnedlnSedblt.01of!Nlc.uirl 'nthe0fllc:eoltheCounty -~ 0 prevailing rales of wages to Mesa, CA 92626, (818) c:hrll~e "lay be ll~ll~ 1o sional corporation (Ca~lor· Dally Pilot July 1 8 15 Juty 1, 8, 1996 M237 rema1n1ng pnnc:1pal sum ol .._ ...i ~ 22. 117\ Recorder of Said County. al O~ 811 workers employed by 282·9622 f(;.Y tp~b~c ss~:rrn se d: nl~), 840 Newport Ctnter 22, 1996. • • • I tna notelsl MCUred by sild Ind~~ U. 1971. The 1ot1I 1mount o f the 1hem 10 the txtcution ot Date:OCT181995 b 1 hi 1 g 1 Dnve, Suite 700. Newport m2S2 PUBLCNOTICE OtedofTNSt wrthinterest lnllooll UIS2,PigaSZ5to531,ofunpaldbalanc:eoltheobl· the contract A L A N s L A T E A sen ed n t s not c:e Ol n S.ac:h, CA 92660 • o.Mf Alc:ardt. a"""""*" No 1 § A payment bond and per· CLERK (Aetuarlo) b' written C:OOHPGr:Jdenc:e d• Albert J. Thel, Jr.. 840 PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua BuslnoH thereon. "provided In laid aoa. M ,...r~ gation secured by the prop· ~ .toae tormanc:t bond wm bt r• DORIS WIELAND 'oe Y hvtted to th• City Counc:ll Ntwport C1n11r Drive. Nam• Statement nottl•I. adv1nc11. 11 eny. ......._ ..,_ Md • arty 10 be sold and reuon· quired P<ior 10 the extc:u-t ' P-~1• ~r pnOl 10• !ht public: Suitt 700, Newport Beach, cna1390039 TM followlng persons are under th• term• of the -°' ......, II h ably Htrnat1d c:ost1 tX· u y .. ng. CA 926eO Fl I I B I doing business &I: Jape· 0 d f T t 1· t d =-: ~ 41J1 ....... . tion ot 1he c:on11ac:1 The Publlshed Ntwport MARY T. ELLIOTT, -Oavld A. Lurker 840 New· ct t oua ua neH nese & E llah Car Ser· H o rus . H ma e --• ...., pensasand advancH at the Cl) ~ payment bond end per· Beac:h·Costa Mesa Dally Deputy City Cl•rtl port Ctnter Drive. Suitt Name Statement vlc:e. 738 ~. 17th S1rMI, feta. c:Nrges and expensH nf ~ CAs!1: ume of the 1111t111 publics· ~ Cl) fo1manc:1 bond shall be In Pilot June 24, July 1. 8, 15, Published Newport 700, Ntwpor1 Btac:h, CA d~':=:.~~: Unl1 A. Costa M11a. CA of th• Tru1tH and of ~h~ hlbll~...,_,..._torllgll tion ol the No1•c:• of Sile -= § tha form end amounl set 1996 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally 92660 1740 Monrovia ·Avenue' 92627 tNl13 c:rHted bv said Oetd ........, ..t'Ulll\l In_.._ 11 t181,328.49. Payment forth in the contract docu-M245 Pilot July 1. t996. :t-Ed~erdC Ml1how0 1840 Costa Mt1a Callfornli g:i:ar~ vstos~:~~l·.::50 ol Trust. to-wit: 11on•t1woperllloftofo.titCll'e must be by c:Hh, I C:Hh· e.. ,.a mtnts. m25S s~i:P~00 N:~~ ~.~~· 92827 • CA 9'262; r.. 1 ••· t411,778.93 E1tm111d. ~ • ...-':·~ 1er'e c:hac:k drawn on • ~ In 1c:c0td1nc:e wllh provt. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92660• • Quiksilver. Inc:., (Cafilor· This bualneu 11 con-Ac:c:rued lntereat and eddi· _. ;:..-;:.tldrt lilr,a., stet• or n111onal benk, a _. Cl) slons ol Public: Contract BSC5255 Edward L Laird, 840 New· nla), 1740 Monrovia Avt.; dUc:11d by: an Individual tiooal advances. if iny. will ..._to oandud • United ~ c:hec:k drewn by a atatl or .,... ,,.. C~d~ Sec:tl~n ~2~::.'· sub~ Notice of Sale NOTICE OF port Center Drive, Sult• ;::i: Mell, Callfornla Hive you •tarted doing lnc:rl11• this figure prior to doll9 Ut &:::: ID h ~ fedtfll credit union, or 1 Cl) -= :~~l~~~nto s:c:~rlll:s a;;,r of Roal Property SURPLUS PRO PEATY ~~Newport BHc:h, CA This business 11 con· ~u;::,~s W~~s~':!ik?ec. ·a 1111. TM btntfic:l1ry undtr =-=ID lndlidl In= check drawn by a It ate or ~ . ~ eny monies withheld 10 •n· •t Prlv•t• Sale of T~~ ~°.ard 0~.J::·~: Jamll a. Damon, 840 ducted b{.: • corporation Thia atatemtfll wa1 filed H id Oted of Trull h!rtto· dldll foltdoeurt ofh ei.. • federel .uvlng1 end loan t:I= surt performance under Cah••: ~~aog20 lied Schoo~atrlc:t has d• Ntwport Centtr Drlvt, tTh1 reg~a;t romme~ed with the Coun1y Clerf\ of fOll 1>cec:11ted and deflvered Ht Nollet of Tl\IM'a uaoc:lation, savings usoc:i· this c:ontrac:t wlll be permll· c1117,0~nTa. It, .~~Co~~~ ~: c:lared approxlmately ont ~~·=~~· Newport Beach, .~:~~llllouu,• n~!~~ :~ Orange C~t"~~;~:~:~ ted 11 the request and ex· Orange (1) ac:t• of tti. Admlnlstra. Tiii 1 nam11 Hated above on· • pense of Iha Contrac:1or In the matter of the Estate tlve Sitt located at 1601 ducil d ~· n111 11 1 c:o~ 1868 · Dally Pilot June 24, July 1, ' Eac:h bidder shall po1~tss ol Gretchen Miiier de-Sixteenth Street, Newport h•I y: 1 gentra part· Oulksl!wr Inc:. Randall L 8, 15, 1996 M244 • • Btac:h Callfornl• u IUf• ntra p H -· p • Id • c I I 0 . ----------• 11 the tlm1 this c:onlrac:t Is c:eaaed. lus ' 0 rty. Thia TM regl1trant c:ommtnc:ed err... rts ent h • P-PUBLIC NOTICE ' awarded a Clan "A" Con· Nollet ts hereby glve.n ~ ,:.~was r.J:u.Of>-lo tt1n1ac:t buslneH under er1tlng Officer ' tractor's ucenst pu11uan1 1t;!1 1 1 1h• 1underal~,,.d ":;" in~ for admlnlatf.uve ;!~ lht flc:1111oua namt or ~~~· t~t~manntyt w~• :1ec: Flctltloua •ualnoH • 10 PubHc con1:ac:1 Cod• Ngti!st ~~~··.,::,• ~~~.~ pos ... 11 being med• av1ll· nam11 llatld above on Orange eo:'ty on g.~r4.~ N•m. Statoment 1 Section 3300. Th• success· aubrc:1 to c:onllrmatlon ol able for ult '' talr market ~~~~ 1J, Th1~ •· 1H0318U54 The foHowlng per1on1 ar• . value to en publlc districts. ...,.,.., · ... "'· doing bullne11 H : Van lul bidder mull melntarn nl Superior Cout\, on Ol pub1lc: •uthotllltl publie Thia ltaltment wu flied Dally PUot July 1. 8, 15, Otn 8rlntl and Anoclatn, the lk:tns• throughOU1 tht altlf th• 10th day ol July agenclet and oth.; politlc:al with tht COIXlly Cllfk ol 22. 1998. 20 Songbird Lane. Laguna duratl~ this contract. 1998, at th• ottlc:t of ~lonl Ol public: c:or· Orenga County on 6-~96 mW HIU1, CA 9285e STARTING ' ANEW- No blddlt may withdraw Jem.s C. Harvty, 65 Eagle poratfons In thl1 Stat• and 19HSl971SO Vlnctnt Yan Den Brink, 20 his bid for • period of 1lxty ~n·r~~::'~iu:~nr~:r:: lo othef prolil °' non-profit Daily Pllol July 1. 8, 1 s. PUBLIC NOTICE Songbird Lant, Lagun• B US.'l~re.'Ss.~.~ (60) daya alter the date 111 of aald dec:oHld at tti. c:harltable org1nlzetlons. 22. 1119e cns1seoe~t HUit. OA 8265e f' f' for tti. Qpenlng thertof ex· llmt 01 death and all~ht Adclitlonally. th• property 11 m257 ... _11 •~-••• 1 hi• bu1ln111 le co~ • • 1>1109 offered lor aai. to row ·--· n.o•• ducttd by: an lndlvldu11 ••••••••••••• 71Jt Ltgal Dtpartmmt Ill tlN Dt1ily Pilot is pkas«J ~ to tmll()U11« a nl'W Jmlia MIU tt.uailllb/.e IO MW butinessa capt as ptOYidld tor in tht Ult• and lnllfHI tho ate variOua public lgt It 1 NAM• ltatemont Heve you atllltld doing e e Public Contrec:t Cod• Sec· haa acquired In addition to p1-vgrounc1 p1ay1: ~~ PUBLIC NOTICE Thi to1ow1r1g peraona .,, t>us1n111 Ylt? y11 1-30.85 lion 5100 II HQ. ~: 1:f a11":<'he ~~.~ or othtr 'ouldo0t recr.: NOTIC• 0, doing ~ N! Cue, Vincent Van Den brink Thi City Counc:ll ot tnt PfOPll1Y eh lltd In the 1t1onal end optn .. pac:e PUBLIC HIAAINO 1740 Monrovia Averw•. Thll 111tement wet tiled City of Cotti MHa r• community :. Santa Ana Uffl pursuant 1o lht prcM-NOTICE IS HEREBY Co•ll Miii, CllllOffll• wfU, the County Clerk OI . MMtt the right 10 rtJec:1 Helghta which 1, unlncor· alons ot the Naylor Ac:t GIVEN that PIJbllo hnrlnes t28a7 Orang• County on 8-11•N any Ind lit bid• or to waive potatld' Pf°'*1Y lhat 11 commencing With Educ. wlH ti. lllld by the eo.l• Ouik•ll;-r. :;c.. (Califor· t ... :JM804S '. lrregU11rlt111 In eny bid. aurroundld tr; City of N4'W· tlon Cod• Mellon 39390. II Mtta Ctty Council on .My ~ ~. M~~11~: Dally P1I01 JUn• 17, a•. • con1t1e10t 1ha11 compfy por1 BHc:n. Collf!1V of Or· ~~:rre~"·r: :rv~,7~za=~ 1s. 1998. •• 8:30 p.m .• °' n1a 92827 • JiAy 1. e. 1998 Mn8 : with thl provltlont of Ste:• ll)ge, Slate ot Calllorl'rll. property pteu°! notltY the •• soon lhtrtatler u PQI· Th.It bu1ln111 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICI ~ will n<IW SEARCF/ h net.me for""' I#"° D<R'IZ thtzrgr. lllld JIM""' tht ri~ anJ tht trip to the Onm Hot« in Smta Ana. Tbm, of~ 4ftn' tlM #lt1'CJJ is complda/ rw wi1i fo your fit'tiJious business Mmt llklllmmt with tht ~ Clmt. Jnlhlish tma a wt#t for four uwh 111 rttfUbtri bJ "1w anJ thm fik 1IWa' -.J" <f P.ublimrkm with"" County Grit. . .r;-l"""J • tlOI\ 1770 to 1180 lnclualv., p6i1lcUC.r1y <Hscrlbld •1 Newpo;t·Meu Unltled llble, In 1he Councll Cham-ducted by: a eotponitlon ' ol tht CeUlomlll l.lbor follows: Thi northweatltly School Dl1t!'let' Attention' btfl Of Ctty Hall, 17 P:elr TM ~lalfant COM~ Fletltlow 8U.lneH , Code &he aid te 150,00 Ifft of thl •Olllh-C..-olyn B Stoc'ker 2985-A Drive, Cott• Mesa. on the to ttanuot buelnea• unellf' NaMO ltat....,t : and ~lie or:ge;;ll:b-:i'';.~1 0:-h~~f Lf'n1 ~ a .. r SlrMt, Cotta Meta, f~"=~A'1.'';~N AMEND-the flotltlou1 name or Th• lollowlng pnon1 n ; llthtd by thl DltlCtot Of County of Orange,. Stal• Of Callfornta, 92~_2!.t. lei• MENT QP~1 c. City ot ~ Ualtd ab0\19 on: doing butlnH• 11: Tht , IM OeplM\tnt ol lndu. Cailfornl• •• per ~ r .. ~ Vt4) fS:ieqz40, ot Cotta MIM to ad004 • Out llWf Inc Randall Real~tat1 Oroup, 332 Vic> • tr1a1 R.,•tlont, State 01 Cai. c;.orded in Gook 21 . hoe ;0=. to pwehall IUCh new iormat 'tor the l.lnd H.,:, Pr9.ident Cfllef o~ =· 8;.·~J,,~03, Co••• lfoml1 which 111e flied with 2a of MllcellaneOue Mapa. In 1hl event that an .,., ... UM Map. !nvfronmental tfltlng Offtcet 8tua1t Q ltaehe 332 VIO-, • C In ttw otllce of the Couity ... o.ttfmlnetton: f.llMI~ Thie •ement -. filed • :i. , tM City Clefk of the tty of rHOfdef Of Mid County. ment II not reactlld lo NII NOflCI II ,UATHl!A With &he ,...,..-. a.tc Of lorla St.. 020;,, Cotla Coale Miu: and ahall IOt> More~ known .. 11)Ch propetty, the Dl1111ct ONtN that ac Mid time __ ..,, MIN, CA ttta'7 PIMse '*"' ,,, "'fo """~ butiness st4lmtml Ill tN lMiJJ Pi!«, .33<J w. &y S4 °"'4 MtS4. /f JllU amnol '*'P '1J pltO oJI 111111(l1-0 642-021 ll1lll,. will,,,,,."'~ for""' to h#nJJ, thii ~,,, mttiJ. If }'Jt' shoulJ hitw ""Y fartho' gt_.., l'-ai/J 111 tattl wr WiJJ ~ morr thtDr """""Gist JllU. Good"°;,, :JOI!' w...,,. . CLA •• I P•D 20112 I w llreh Intend• to dlspoff ot IUCh =:: all ..._ ... .-Onnoo County on t-1t-te Thia bv1ln111 11 con- T · of. ....._ -...a.. Pf°'*'Y In tl'rf Ofhet Min-..,.,. ..., 1 "'"'.... dUclllG tw: 111 lndMdUal • • II'• the ,.~ vou eu"tim~ u.. ~;: tiff aut~td by•· helfd :;\,! Dty C:: ~ Hot Ny 1, a.• 11, ...,_ y&, __, dO!ng ~ • can count on to MR. United=~""'" N•WPOllT .. •IA di on the~ lleti\ •• ,.... • ....... ~No • \Pilot COSTA lilOA -• tnyrlao of ~81\-11on of ..... of pt11 cam UNIFID 8CMOOL D... l ft THI A'OAIMIN> 11'184 "'-' O . ......_ O'M "eme, *MIN and batlfU Uf)Of'I IUCft rni..i.i-Of~ TIOH!D ACTION II aw; Thlt ltillss ... WM Ned CM.It colvmN compel ..,,,. _. condlllont .. "......... ·-'" .. a ~ ., cou..r IN ~ Ifie co.ny. a.ti o1 Qu1llfl•d buv•r• 10 .,.1 ~ IO the I*· &:,• IW7 ..,....199 "l9Y be"""" -°""" c..nr 6" •t1• '*'' M•M?8 IOIWNP.._....,,. CLA'8 .. S~! ..,,_. .... ..._.. t•Hllllll ~ --II.OGG k> be,........ ---.... publl .......... ... ~ .... .lllMM.N/Jt1, ... -lldt Of·...... .. .. .... .,. ......... ............ °' .. ti, ·-•• , f ' - jgcwpon 8-eechlCona Mesa Daily Piloc MONOAV. JULY 1, 1996 • ftUIUC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTtcEI PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES . PUlllC NOTtcr1 ~ ..... ..;...;. ..... -...;..;..o.;.,;;;.;;;..~----------------~ ~------~---------~----------~---~--.....,.--------------------------~ --~------------:-------~~.,..---~-w-'wd nodoe ., oon-lnwntorV Md ..,praiaei ~ti .,.,holhy to lenen •• provtded In NcNnt o. Wltkln 1ncorpo. -** end rliMollNDle "*"' NOTICE o, TMMTH'S 1111111v 112 or Lor 85 or n•nt °' wetYMCy, u-Mnted to the ptopoMd ol MteCa ...-.. or of ...,..tw tha __. 1ecrion 1100 of the r~. N tnnc•, or~ ,_. COit.i. ~ and •Tract No. 300, In the Cltv ,,,....0 ot imPliM. r...,... acdon.) The lndapan-.,.., peddon or aooount undet the tod111endenf Celiforftle Probate Code. -tl'Vllle9, or 1Ub91111Md lld\lwu .. W. time ol lhl SAU TruttH Sa6e No. 01 Cotta MeH, County of inQ lltJI, p0e .. ae.on. Of .E-dent •dmlnl1tr1tlon •_p~roWled In Hodor Admlnietretioft of le· The tkN for fillno W.C..pur..,..totheo..c:t lnlUllpw•nclonotCMNo-0128073-67 T1tJe Otdero,-.,sur.of<:alifomla, ~.f«•s>Ut· --=-~ authority w6ll N gr.ntad 1 HO of rha Celifor,-1 t•t" Act. (Tiff Mhori· clelmt will not •JC.Pir• d TN• UKUled ~ tk41 °' .... i.: -.MIM No. 5654203-fl Aet.enql 11 Shown on • ~P Rt· 001• of Mtiaf~ the In· ~•• _.. unlaM en "''•,..t.cl "obat• C4d•. A A• ty will elow the~ before four month• l<WANO YOON ~ The ec:NM ..,q mey Mo. 4898834 APN No. corded in Book 14, ,,.111 dl4Mdl ... ~ bVMid = .• IL fMrton filN an obJectlon guaet for l~el Notlct el ,.,,...ntedve to UIM from th• he•Mg d•t• ~a•Y=· ~ ~ ::=e: !::::' ~:: ~;.2J.~~~~ ,t~~~ '' 1nd '2 of MIR•._ o..o of TNlt ~ 1N "~ --to the· petition and form le ~. horr meny MdoM without notloed .oow. , corded 00 0712&'11111 11 in-the Tru-. wlM ec.cept • c. 1neou1 Mape, in Iha Office ,..., c:herget end...,_. .CAIR • A1ll074 thoW9 OOod CauH why the oourt olefk. obt8'Nno court eoproY. YOU MAY EXAM-11rUment No. -..ooe2C In lllief'e chedl drewn on a OF TRUST DATED ol the County Recorder of of the TrustM. The\T'U9tM v To .. '*'9, ~ the oourt ..... not .... _, t. ........ llt. 8efote talno O~ INf tM fh k• by tM lloolt-Pegt-ol Of'lldll r• ate ot Nidonal bank, 1 04/09191. UNLESS YOU S11d County. The totel under Mid Deed of Trutt .~. oNdlto,., con-grant the .uthority. ....,C. ....,4 -WlV Important eodon.1 oourt." you -. •per· cords In lhe of'llct o1 the dMQ *_...,.,by a--.°' TAKE ACTION TO PRO-emount of the unP"t baJ.. CM.ad• No9ce of Default ~df!eent oreditON, end A HEARING on tW. ., ... .._. C.... hoW.Wf, the p.tMnM eon •ntatMtad In tht ~y ~ordtf ol Ofengt ftdtfll aedil uniofl or 1 TECT YOUR PftOPERTY, inei of the obligetion se-end Election to S.M to be ~ who mey othet· peddon wll b• held on Dr .... 180 repr .. ent.ifw wtl N Mi.t~r . you may file County, c.worni.. 8nd put· dlecl! dr.wn by a It.Illa or MAY BE SOt.O AT A PUB-cured by the propef1Y to be recorded in t he counr, '~' ~ lnterMed In J~ 21. l tH et 1 :45 =:z:n ....... CA required to Qlw nodca wtth ma court • formal 8'MlnC 1o the Notice d De-tedet81 swing• Mid loll\ .. llC SAU. IF YOU N£EO iold ind reHonably est1-wtwa the reel ,r~ la ;!!.-.... wiM E°'u·~..!i. oKr ~ • '," D3ap1t. ~~ '°cC•I t· 09/M 09/2.I 07/01 to , inter••'~ P•[80M ftecauntof .!!~. S.,.cif ... =~~,:a,:: ~~ ~.:!!..-= N4 EXPl.ANATIOH OFTH matld COila. ·~·end IOCat•d and mote than ""ll!a!'f: ~IKJl"'I • -• 14' ,... ty • • lln •H tn•V ,.eve Notioao .,.. nwnoo en 02J07/1NI In Booll -, Page =lfled In ~&102 of NATURE OF THE PftO· advanc .. it the time of the UlrM monthl--llepMCI ·•sKl"'"lR Drive Drano• CA welwd notice or con-lnwftCor( end llPP'ei•el _ 11 ... -~~ No. z:•~----'"' ,........._ ..... _L CEfDINGS AGAINST YOU, N\tti•I publlcatlOn of the _,_ __ iu-.. ·-,....,.c-... -t .... •. " A ..rTTTION M• 92811. PUBLIC NOTICE Hnt.cl to the ptopos.d of aetet• MHt• or of · ._..,.,_,. .... .---~ ........ --~ vo SHOULD CONTAC --..,, ..,_ ""'' !been filed by. WELLS IF YOU OBJECT TO eotlon.) TM lndapen-.,,y petidon or account ~of uld aTlcill Re-lhot1z.ed to do businen In U Nota of Sill 11 fquM_.. Deed Comoenv. ·=o BANIC' In th• the ;renting of the • a..,.,.., dent administration .. 9fO\ltded In Hction Corda, wlll Sd on o712511991 thi• ..... In the~ !Ml-A LAWVER. On July 8• '3' 1,392.39. Payment .. TruetM. Trust De.cl Unit or Court of Call· petition, you ehould NOTICE OF authority wiH be grentad 1250 of the Celffornia • the Horth front entfanc• def othef thin cash 11 IC• 1998 •t 11 :00 /4M, EcPt•· mutt b9 by cash. a c11h· 138434, 333 South Be•u· 19.f"ll•· County of Or· eppHr •t the he•ring KlllKM TO ,.,,.... an lnterHtad l'robet• Coda. A Re· to the~ Coufthoufie, ceptld the Trulhe may bleOMd~.u S<.c-1er's check drawn on • div Avenue 11th Floor Loe ~· end •t•t• your obf4to· ADIJ9A I Bi peraon filH an obJeotion gueet for 6peollll Notica =~.CA:~ ':'!c ~ ~ '-: ru,:: ll•nor in l~terest by ~r· 1t1t1 or netlonel bin~. 1 Ang91n, CA 900' 7, Tele· TH! '"1TION r.. tlons or fll• written arr A TE OF: --to the petition end form •• evellebl• from DUt>lk •uctlon to tht hlghe-blc:omt IVIMlt*t to the ger to Continental Auxiliery checlt drawn by I stat• or phone Nl,l'nber: 12131 345- ........ thet WELLS objection. with the G. Cl.A YTOll 1how1 good· ceuH why the oourt clertc. bidder for ash (p1yabll at payee or tndor ... ., 1 mac-Comp1nv H the duty ap· fedtrel credit vnion, or • 8953, By: Enid Oodough, i=ARGO BANK NIP-CO~lrt before the hear· CAIENO A1U110 th• court 1hould .not A......, ........... the time°' .... In lawful watright Sllldulewlllbl pointldTru1tHundlfandc:hK1tdraWf\b""'ltltlOr TrustMSlleOffic:•r.Dat1: .IPOiftted • SMrtonal lf\9. Your epp•et•"9• To .. heir.. lMMfi. grent the euthority. V-.... J . ..,.... money otthe United StMn), "'9de. but without c:ownant puttuant to Deed of.Trust. lederel .. v1ngs end loin 06/01/fM NPf'l 5940 PUB: ..,..,r ... ntetiw to .clmin-may be In pereon or by ci•riH, oradlton, con-A HEARING on the "'-· ~ • Ill right, title ·~ lnttfett ()( wananty, txprtu °' record•~ on 04/15191 11 euoe11tlon, uvJn;s Hsoci-061171''6. 0812,196, jfl., the •stat• of th4 VoUr enom.y. UnQ9nt oradltotl, end pedtion will be Mid on ..... · con':"tved to and now held ~ ~ tltle, pc19-Document No. 91·1739411tt0n, or Hvinge benk 07101196 jr90edanJ. IF YOU ARE A peraone who mey other-Augu1t 1, 1196 at 1 :45 Z1Z1 E. C-C by It und« uld DHd ol etuion t11 ~ Book Page of Offlclll Re· specified In section 5102.,_ ____________ _ THE PETITION re· CRl!DITOR or • cont.in-wlH tM lnt•, .. t9d in P .M. In Dept. 703 locet· '"'*81 ... 2.8P ~~"!. ~ !held ~.: to Ulilfy Iha ~ cord• 1n th• office of th• of tht Financial Code end ''Q'M•te the d•o.clent'1 gent creditor of th• the will or utete, or ed It 341 The City ear... Dill .._ CA .. ~t• .. ~-~--~-=:.~~.· eecwedv.,..... .!!._~0Md1 ~~ad-Recorder of ORANGE euthoriud to do busineu ~ wtU. end codlcil1, if dec:•••ed, you muet file b h f JOHN G Drive Oreng• CA 928& -. ·---·-_,,.._. --·· .. ___ ... u, c c If le "'t:S ~ •••Y, N admitted to your cfeim with the ot • o: · 92&"8. 045/28, 07/01, 07/05 Tiit Soothwelttf'tV 60.0 feet ..,_ u proYldld ttwWI, ounty, 11 orn • ·~· 111 this st1t1. The 1treet Cl> ;:i ·Pfobete. The WILL end court end mell e oopy to CLA ~O~TION hei IF YOU OBJECT TO °',..-~ ~!..!'~-~.oy and~ unpaid principal~ ~ue~t•: abny:U~~ ~~; 1ddnes and othlf r common, .. !:3 a 1'J'IY codicil• •r• •v•ll· the pereqMI rapreHnt.. the grentlng of the PUBLIC NOTICE '""" "' u .. .....,,.,....,. .. ..,, lnCI"' the Nett MCured by • d11ignation, i 1ny, o t .. 1 j Jib«• for exeminetlon In tiw ~olnted by th• ~~•nJ~':r~~tA,~RI~:! petition, you 1hould 1"°-0 feet°'Lot111 of New-uld Deed wtth • lntefnt And, Dan Le• Venible. in r111 propeny d11crlbed the file kept by the court within four Superior Court of Cell-eppHr et the heering NOTICE Of TIWSTEFS g: ~hts. In the City af thefeon u provided In Mid Unmarried Person, WILL 1bove is purpon1d to be· g 0 :'c~rt. month• frc;>m the dete fon"•· County of Or· ~nd 1t•t• 'I.our ~jec· SALE UNOt:R DEED ~ MaS: ::::S:: ~:. Not~~": ~st::'.:; SELL AT PUBUC AuCTION 2l44 Elden Av1nu1: o 1.quHt• authority to lettere 11 provided In edminleter the Htlt• Hction 9100 of th• .,,undar th• Independent Celifornl• Probete Code. THE PETITION r• objectione with the Yoon, K. Othef: 21-13'&21 Maps. In the OMce ol the Dtld ol Trust. This FOR CASH (p1y1ble It time 92Si7 .' Thi underelgned queate thet PATRICIA court before the heer· A.P. Number 4ig.21242 eouney Recoca.t' ot Wei Of· 11 being 90td In .,, ~ of ule in lawful money of Tnntee discllms eny liabtl- C. NORTON be eppoint· ing. Your eppHrence YOU ME IN DEJl'AIA..T•lM-ange eountv. Tht prop4ifty c:ondltlon. Wldlln a Ff"6-the United Statlll 1t: In 1rv f0t any inc00'1~11s of ed "pereonll repreHn-mey be in pereon or by DER A DEED Of' TRUST, addrtu ind other common men tncOfPO"C,ld, • Protea-the Quad Are1 of th• Cltv the street addrau and tetive to edmlniiter the your 1norney. ~Y~ T~~ dellgnatiotl. If any, °'ii: llonll Corporation, t.k.&., Hell of, Buen• Perk Civic otner cotnmon designen'ofi. I Adminlatr•ti~n of Ea· The time for filing tit .. Act. CThl• euthorf· clelma will not expire 'tv will .. ow the pareon-before four month• el rapr .. entetiv• to tllk• from the heering dete • nfenY eotion1 without noticed above. obteinlng coun epprov-YOU MA y EXAM-o/IA. a.for• tllklng oe.rtein INE the file kept by the .. very Important ectton1, coun. If you ere • per· :how•wr, the peraonel ion lnterfft.cl in the 1apr~eenta~ will b• Htet1, you may fil• ,.quired to gew notice with the court • formel 1t\J intare1ted persons Requett for Sp.ecial -uni••• th•v hev• Nobe• of the fil"G ohn I ......... I I t I I ' I I e1tate of the decedent. IF .YOU ARE A TO .... OTECT YOUR PROP· ~~ P'1 ~....,,..eddescrto be' fUdwd ~: ..... WblnT Inc~ enter. 6650 Beach Blvd., If arry, snoWf\ herwt. Ben· THE PETl.TtON CA EDITOR or a contin-r-n ....... ve s ,... • ....., • . nitld, u -rwae, ._ B p k CA alt nnht r• gent creditor of th• ERTV, IT MAY Be SOLD AT 1960 Newport Blvd. Cost• CUIVtf' Blvd· SUit• #101 uena ar ' · · ·• • 1fic:lery: Bink of Amenc1 que1te the dec.clent'• d A PU8lJC SALE. IF YOU Mesa, CA Tht undeulontd Cutvtf' city:· CA 90232'. title and Interest co~veyed NT a. SA, Foreclosure/ Will •nd codicil•, if v:~N;!:Jou w~•t ~,!! NEEO AH EXPl.AHATION ~ TrustM disclaims eny llabil-(310~. ev: caroll E~ to and now held bV it under Benltruptcv Dept, Attn: eny, b• edmitted to court end mail •copy to ~TVRf~~ ~ ltv '°' any lncOfrtctness ot lingefL TrultM Sales om. selcl Deed of Trust In the Mal1owe Walker, 139963, probate. Th• WILL ~ the peraonll repre11nt• the p<operty lldd1tst and c;tf, !Jlttd: 061'2A11998 property situated In Hid 10600'V1lley View Street. eny codicll1 •r• evei._ live eppointed by th• YOU SHOUU> CONTACT A other commoo duignation, A.$AP212234 7/1, 718, 7115 County. Calilorn;. d11crl· Cypress, CA 90630-0012. eble for examinedon in court witt\in four IAWVER. Notice l• ht<,.:i If any, shown heftln. The bed H : The South-sterty ~ lel)honl No . 171.., 220- th• file kept by th• month• from th• det• glwn that~ & L total 1mounc ot the unp11d Buy 11. Sell 11. Find 11. 50 Feet of th• Northwest· 3•591 S ..... 11 ·--"• .. _ court. man lncOfJ>Oflll ... , 1 ........... bile.net of the OOligatlon... Cla••lfled · '"' 11 ""' .,. THE PETITION r.. of firet i11uanc• of "°'* Corporation. f.k...a, cured by the p<Of*IY to be • erty 200 Fe1 of th• North· med1, but without cow· 0 ASSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am-S:OOpm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNES Monday ............ Friday S:OOp~ Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:~ Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thwsday 5:~ BY .. IO• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with apr:ice quote.) BYMU.l Oll .. PDSON: GENERAL POU CY Rates and dcadli.Qes are subject to change witliout notice. The publisher reserves the ri~t to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement .. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. 330 Wtst Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92f>27 Cooxra Newpmt BMI 4: Bly SL ~~·:.=~;;;=:::::::~~~~~:::~;;;;.~~~T.~~~~::::;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif=-:==-======i~EM~PL~O~~~==i~~~~~~;=:::-=:=-:=::=f===~~~~----1 601 O FURNITURE 6014 IOUAl l'OVllHC 0 ""0 111 UNITY All rtll .... ~·ill tills .....,.na .-itc• 11 lk ~·· lrtl F• H..U..t Act If tt61 as ..... W9*Jt Nb• It lllel'I M ...US. .. _, .,...,.UI. ll11llallt11 ., t11scrl111l111ll111 Hiid "' rK&. coltr. nlltlon, .... ~ flml(!Mstlltll• If .......... • • tMtalloft II "'* _, *' ,,..._,, llml· SlllM ., tllscrlftllalllllt." nll .....,.,., wfll HI 5530 ANTI UES *AF~OADAllLll 280 Yearly remodel•d 2 Br, Welk to Fashion lal. ' __ _.,_.,__,....., ___ ..,,. AGT NOW P(T OFC HELP Ter· 1eA Cottage atyle du· 2 Ba. apt. frig, micro, Fem•I• wanted to ANNOUNCEMENTS HOTTEST ORANGE COUNTY ~~~~o~nM-:0~~:: ple11 2-<:ar parking, Avl 7/1, $1200 mo. •her• duplex. $400 + 2920 X * X * X * FA I A phones, set appts, will fplc, Avall July 5th no pets. 978•1779 Yi uU. 675·8634 10R4Mtiji4f,119; . Help needed Hlllng train. Pat 436-6695 S1100 675-4912 Agen1 J-69 UVE troplcal plants from PT/FT Cook Servars COSTA MESA 2624 •a11GES July 12th·28th • Dally. ' "' · COSTA ••~SA 2124 G~ 8 h ........ I oa I T E11p . pre I erred . nu• "To: Ruth ' ower 900-505-5050 SN Tropical reasures lmmed1alelyl 673·9449 1bd Mobll• home• fOR RENT 2740 On our Anntversery •ZO Bldg 10, Booth 601-603 J ty 1 t F 48 800-739-4 July 10th/11\h 10am· RIGGER WANTED , $495 & up quiet u • ... or •75 .. 9100 2 N II I S 'lb I t ti E aide 1400sq.tl. 290, ••cure no P•ta. B'Sld• C.M. Storage years of Joy , 81--pm. o ca s paase. a1 oa s par· me. 2·1 /2BA. 2 patio•. • 1891 Newport blvd only. Quiet area. Avail Tenderness. and 011·S9Z·570-950 WE PAY WELL! H&S Yachts garage + 1. lnald• 846-8373 now. $75/mo 720.1565 Togelhern'ess. I've 642·4786 laundry. $1,000/mo. · loved you more and Computer Uaers TELEMARKETING Avall 7/1. 5198-3434. E'eld• trlplx Xlra lrg mor• each year, day EMPLOYMENT Wanted S teady sunny 280 new paint and minute, Your work. Great Pay. Looking for aggres· fncd patio lndry/hk up Husband Nick." • Call \·800-337-8020 slve dialers & closers. IAGUNA Quletl $845. 673·3059 COMMERCIAL $7.50 HR. VS 20%· T Cuatom•' Service 25% Comm's + delly BEACH 2148 BS Lerge Studio Pr\11 RE.AL ESTATE EMPLOYMEN Clerk Whol .. ale cash per order. P•r· House full of lmmec. furn, le•lher aofa aet, rice poster and sleigh t>edroom 111. gdlatner clock, vlctorlan lvng rm. silk treea. etc. 828-4970 King Bdrm aet , Henreden, pecan, Medtr. styl. Iii dr drlf,. hdbd, 2 dbl drwr nt· stands, $650 546-6985 Love ••at end ch~r w /Ottomen . $50 631-6908. Maple dinette table w/4 chairs. Cell 1' 4·545-6768. ......... ,, _.,.""' .n.rus .. IN•t 1M NII ....... wttlc• II la ""811111111k11W.Owrllftn ,,......., .............. tlWlllittl M1'1rtl1ttl 111 Ibis i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p1tlo/ent. Full kllch/bal••••••••• ------------5530 lumber co. looking for feet 1ummer houre. utla/cbl. Quiet, N/S LOST & energetic, well organ-Mon Fri 6AM·12·30 ~w~70~-..YT'PT=~wRE=-6~0~1~4 ... rRco11uDISE Cottage Style 2 Br/2 H50/mo: 850-4778 FOUND 2925 11ed .._,.on to a11ist · · · F\11\n&&" 'n.&0 nn.n el' W/frpl, $1600+ ·-·-POSITION ,.. Wiii traJn II you need MISC. 6015 aewa,9'1 u ........ II 111 • ..... ,,, ......... lltcem- ............. 1 .. ,caltlt\IO ....... • •••• 424.151t ,. Ille •1ua1,1ra, oc ... "'"" ell ttUo "421-- BUSINESS OFFICE _ ... _" customers In wlll call to make $$$. 20 min iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1700 sec. dep. NO/ Com~unlty Newap• office. Cashier elCp drive. It's wof'\h ltlll BelUnl Crib, & 3-dniw•r smk/pell, Menzenlta NEWPORT FOR RENT 2769 * REWARD * pere seek lull·lim• Ac· needed. Prev cus· CALL JENNIFER changing chesl. Ivory . & S kylln• Drive BEACH 2669 LOST: FERRET counts Payabl•/A• tomer Htvlce helpfl)I. '* 714-524-1890 • $550/both. 642-3928 . (714) 771·2390 c• .. N••y VI"• a.oe Laat uen 47th & celvable Person. Mini· M-F 7Bm·4pm. Tustin. . (Before 2pm) ......, .. " -... s ... N 8 mum one year elCperl· Call Mana 25 .... 1100 ______ __, ____ ....,,,..1Cu•tom shell pink •1BR $825• A ti 31 t St • • 1 .,o r•• · · I I •· T•lemerketlng N.B. brocade SS" lovesea\. ~'WPORT 28R 2•&J s72•'"•p ttrac ve • . Cell 848-4271 enc• n accoun • P•Y· d t b ti • ••••••••! .. ..., -_., olflc•• $315 $730 =-=~-===::-""'.:::'"".~~ ebl• and colleellons Customer Service Clerk Mon-Thur 4-Slpm S6/hr Curve tu I u on-BBACH 2189 Refrlg 6 dlahwaaher Roy Jeckaon 673-3733 CAT FOUND Orange/ preferred. Good b•n· computer llter•t• In +Comm. Call Holly at back & down cushion PLANT SALe C•m•nt \able, 3 bench11 $150, fountelns $11 0, bird baths $20. e11ru1, avocado (fruiting) StO . Herb$, Junipers. \/lnH $1 . 809'-874-9422 HOUSES/ CONDOS POR SALB i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pln•otta'. l50Nll030 1P11001.1. NNoo .~ioe •pace 111113 wNhBl.t•844-fe7m664• Ford Rd efll package Including MlcroSoft Windows. 71 4-752·11113 ext. 220 S650 1/3 pt orig. price . ........ 401 (K) retirement Good communication . 64S-0380i---------- 2BD/1•1/2BA. lr+den, lease. 540-4895 1518 NP blvd, C.M. LOST CAT nr Miles plan. £OE. MJF/H/0. and or•I lkllla. Elegent dining table TRADE pool/ape, 2-cer gar, Grea1t lo~~ .. ut!I 51ncl Sq Parle. Grey, whit• Send resume to: Ac· Fax rHum• &33·9595 EMPLOYMENT M • d /dark fl n 11 h . petlo, No petl/amk. 1150 mo . ..,.._, 1 · chHt/paw1, 4 yr male. coutlllng Supervlaor M•dlcal Front Office/ SERVICES SS33 4 handcarved chairs. Near Hoeg. $1125. MJSl''IHYRM-eQUS WATPFRONTOFFICI! Nam• 'Ch•c Mool' P.O. Box 1560, Costa . • Orig $900, •teal at through classified 873-7413, Mlctiael. ~u;; In Lido P•nlnaul•. 964-7982 MHa. CA 92e2&. ~:~ptO~h~~~~; '375. 252·96545 M2-H78 -C-0-1-0-N-.ll _____ , 2br 2b• Condo. Oat•d RENTALS 727 aq. ft. Plua Deck. LOST Cookatl•I Bird , ___ C.;.LA __ i .... a-1F=1""E"'D,--Office. EICp'd. Fax res: ·---• :======:::;::=!::::=======::., .. 'C Fl I t Pl•••• b4t aware that comm/upper unit. ,... rep ace, re• room oray, yellow head. It'• the rHourca you • 714-645·9864 • 1 DEL MAR 1022 WID. OW, micro. PooV w/ahowef. Xlnt water orang a ch••k•. can count on to Hll • the Haling• In th• c•t· i iiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Jee., 2-cer gar. No pet, vi.w . .ASAP· 875-1808 Rewardl 548--3854 myrl•d of merchen-M•DtCAL0~01c"•T/ -siorv 1may~ulr9 t°..'! $1395/mo 873-Sa84 DUPIJ!DS 2704 . dlH 1tem1. beca.uH BACK rr to cal • ..,... num.,... 1 ~Ide CDM So. of PCH · LOSf CRAB PIN our column• compel Small and friendly. In which that• Is e 1 , 3Bd 1 :V•Ba +gUfft AC, a Br twnhome, n.., Vicinity of Flv• quellfled buyer• 10 N.B. F .. hlon Island charge per minute. ""1 quarter•. $825K Own/ F .. h. 111 •• 2-cer gar, TIHPLllX Unit C 2• BUSINESS & Crown•. June 22. call! tamlly practlc•. l ',Agl·COOp 723-5200 n.w carpet, no p•t•. ..... petlo, t o•r GENEROUS REWARD 042·0878 FU r91Um• 7IS0-8675 _lt ___ PLO __ ..,c;;;---NT----·11 , 113'° '40-1521 l"'J ta90.fmo. Avt PINANCE e73·1988 and ca111eo-eeoo ,ga• tau: ~ ••••Id CANYON 1•Mto47a3 lolf: 2 ·Palr• WAHTE.D 5535 ~EWPORT Twnhme 3Bd 2.58• Children• pNtacrlptlon 1---------------------i&iii••••••I 1::..IEACH 1089 Golf courH view. ROOMS 2708 g1 .... a. Round, pink EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT llr,p'd ...... , Mtf .,._ Pool/l•nnls. N•w IUSINISS and pu1pte. Lost In • 5530 5530 ...-a emaM "Ptlde 01 10 CANYON CONDOI ~~~~~ CDM sunny, •= POI SAL! 2900 ~=;n Al::ir. a l~n?~ Ownen.hlp" ~C>Pe'1V· ~ S•IH/LHH 2SDK· rm w/attch ~. kttohaf\ April. Po11lblY In th• ... ~ ••1 :-.. 1450K $2200 +/mo. aLUl'l'S 4 Br,+ bonu1 pt'lvtga•1 blk bch 1400 ***"..... • .... lllP•ll vicinity of Wlf1on St./ ~~:l2~~ .= ... 2·319r Brkr 75S.-1700. rm. om~. cuMl .. Mo, Fem onty. 7S~1... Antaurant OOOd c•n-c .M. Pl•aH call R.STAJL llAKA.GU8 yr lea 12100 mo. + · a&2.e501 .. o aKR 700.~.,-.42 tar In H.8. LOflO ...... ~-T••.._,_Q • 1 year Ofd, Muat Sffl ua &VllAR&n 1100 Ude lu1turlou1 w•lat• V&c&nOR C .. Oe-M M4-97~Tl---------r --------~ . COOL COSTA M8U Space for 30' unit $412& + electrlo. 1....0277 JIOUSll/ COllDOS POIUllT front condo Larg• mT.11.S 2722 -••-a 280, CS.n, 38A, MO, ·····---~ ---------...... aa bo•t allp avall. $2,550/ IVSIHISS RllllSS 3000 rno.11 ..... ••1 .. •94 OPPOaTUtfllT ••••11111•• 1aOwllMlll Upstalre, .DMed. poof/ ape, Al(!; carport, near a.c . ~••••· MM,lmo. Ma4717 2904 ····--.......... -........... ... ,. .... , ...... ........... a. ··-..-··---·uu. -- APUTlllllTS J1aa101mr • .. MUCllAllDISB ANTIQVIS I010 • .. • ,. I ,I ' I , ' I t I I .. I I I t I I I Newpon 8dch/Costa Meaa Daily Pi.loc TODAY'S CRoSSWoRD PUZZLE ... nears 1075 POID 907$ HONDA 9085 MIRCEDIS 9130 Ol.YW'IC vouaYULL "M l'ORD TMIRUI TICKETS--WOMENS QL 4-dr, chernpagM, ~ FINAl.S 71)0 9!5-4811 121k ml, good cond, -------- - •ee Hond• Chtlo •es ... roedae •enz F I x t r , 4 -d o o r • t 800 Ofrf, • clu11c gold, bad engine. tor lh• collec1or. Sf000/080. IM•7805. $3000/080. Call ACROSS 1 "To Sit.,"' l..oYe·~r S Pall ol 1 nd B Cclebf111<>ns 14 Lrlte -o4 bncits tS Film di/Odor Kn111n 16 Setm powor lrom 17 ln~ho manne1 ol 8WIZ8r0 19 Actress Evans 20 Snapshol 21 Adam's son 23 Obtain 24 luros 27~s 28 Be ore 31 Machtnc·s tOOlh 32 Mal -cock1a1I 34 Finances 38 Board 42 Sea wa1er 43 NutnttOUS gratn '" Black tea 45 Former Egyp11an leader 46 Runn~ 48 Fido's 50 l1stcnefs noed ';I N09.il1Vt" \IOIO'i 52 Fooa l1sh 55 Altered 10 111 111 59 Scurry 60 Composer rav1ns y 14 17 20 59 65 0 73 61 sqi.tUf"OI 65 urge antelOpe 67 Acrobat's willo.way 70 El)'lbal\kmenl 71 Jacob'• b<Olher 72 Paradiso 73 Womos 74 Sovon. in France 75 Ac1 D6WN I L!Qhh~ ll111u1e 2 Great alt Lake locale 3 Corpo1ato symbol 4·Combtno 5 Pod vogotabto 6 ~veryone 7 rat8nt shrub 8 Per be,' 9 Sea rd 10 "Just -suspec1c01· 11 Th9"'"0tward 12 "OiJr MISS Brooks· star Ev11- 13 Tilts Ill Sohct 22 Superlallve su1t1x 25 -close for comlort 1 I .at 0 111!16, Unlled f'Mlwe ~le 27 -mtgnon 28 Wanes 29 -&VIS 30 Oklahoma City 33 Plain 3S Jack. 1n cards 36 Baby's seatmg spot? · 37 Mannate 39 Srmllar 40 WC>fds lor • N;inono? 41 Barrels 47 52 =caseuni1 S3 OPEC vessel 54 Go away 56 -on: SPollS 57 Ong1nate 58 Took a chance 60-0{March 6! Style 63 Fnncor's weapon 64 Mad oul 66 Mesh ANSWEft8 'fO W£EKLY ORJOOB QUIZ Q. I -Ncllhcr vuliwrnhlc, 011 Soulh y1111 hold: 6A K Q 0 (')'I OA J 7 0 •A 5 43 r The bidding btl11 pn1rrcdcd: NOHTll •:A..c:rt' sovru Wt':ST l 'oa• l'o"s I<> l'111•11 1<:7 P1111 ? Whot d(} you bid 1111w'! A • Wilt\ 18 hiuh-rnn.l 11oinls nnd u singlet.on, lhcrc Is n lcmpLntiun to jump to lwo 11pudcs. $in<.'C Lho lwnd cuuld be n mlsli\. nnd lncktt 11 source oftrlck11, you need Un u11forccJ 8CC· ond bid from portnt•r ff you arc t.o mukc game. Hcl>id one 11pode. Q. 2 • l'lolh vulnerable, 8M Soulh you hold: •• l:IAQJO 0 1098742 •<}9 Tiu; bidding hu11 prtX't.'C.'Clt.-d: WEST NORTH fo~ST SOtrl'H t• Pasa l'oss ? Whnt. ncl1on do you t.:ikc'! A • Nurmolly, we woold not allow the opponcl'\L'I lo pllft unmolel!Lcd in one c:luh. I lore, however. thcrr nrc dnni,:l'r 1111:1111. Wlwn•'11 Llw .spadl' .s1111'! Why 1.~1ul<tn't. 11:11l111•r11wre11ll dirt..'CUy"! l >un't. µu sh U1c c11en1y int.o gnmc hy l(ivi11g I.hem n llC'Cond 11h ol. Pu AA: q, 3 • North-Sout.h vulnerable, all 8puth you hold: t \''1< ,J G 4 'VA ,J 7 I> 01\ •<\ K 4 :.! 1'hc hiddin,:: hn11 prclCC't"<lc-d: SOIJl'll WF:ST NOltTll Jo:AST I• Pos11 I• 2¢ ? Whut do you bid 11ow·1 A • No lcnp in spndc11 docs full jul!· lice Lo this very J)O\\Crful hancl in ~upparl or partn<'r's lilHL The only wny lo 1:~·l your mcs1mgc acro:-1.-; 1::; lo l'lllirl with u r1w·hirl ofthr1T cl1:1- 1111111ds, I h~n -1upp111 t i,padl'o; rlC'i.l. Q. 4 -N1•11tw1 vuhtl'1,1hl1·. a .... Snul h v1111 h11lcl ''"I ;, A HIM 7 t A K !\ ""1< \J K Tho hlddini: hna proc1.•c<fod: SOlfJ'll Wto;ST NOR'nl EAST "1t;;J l'ou 2"1 PMt 1 WhaL nclion do yuu t.nke? A • With n lllllJriC fit, you mil{hL 11111kc four hcnrl,H un U1c combinC!d hnlding. Unfortunntoly, there nrc 11\orc cumhinalio\1li '!Yho1·e t!i"hL tricks nrc the mux.lmum, MO don't cndnngcr a 1mund puM.inl for nn ~hcmcrnl gnmo. Pa1111. Q. 5 • As South, vu\ncruhk'. you hold: •8 QK93 OAKQ762 •AKQ ...... Tho bidding has proccc<lctl: SOlfJ'H WEST NORTH 2• Pus 2Q :JO Pan 3Q .! What do you bid now? A • You nrc ccrt.ninly in slnm I.cm· ~uy, but.enlist. partner'11 coopcra- When you follow by rwsing hearts at. your next turn, possihly with a j ump, partner shnulcl get n prct.ty picture of your hanrl -~m1:ftot.on >111111lt', r••al hcnrl i;11p11orl. 111111110 lusers in the minon;, Q. 6 -1-;a!lt·W1•st vulncrnblr, ns Sou th .vou hol<l: Th~ bidclini: h;is prncc·r<lt•d: NOllTll MST SOUTll WEST 1... 10 ? WhaL a~·Lcon Jo you litkr? A • Nol vuln!'rnhlc is not Lhl' KlllllC os invulnerable. Ocs111tc your four- card lit. for partner's mlllor, lhis hand is gomg nowhere unless pan- ncr can force you lo b1cl. Don't cncourngc North lo Luk<' sonir rush action by ra11-intt cluhs or rcspoml· ini: one hcarl Pass Learn lo he n IJcllcr hridi:e p layer! Subscribe now to lhc Gor!'n Bridi:c IA'll('r by cnllini-: (R00l788-1225 fur informntiun. Or write lo Gurc.'n lh ·iditt" L!'ltt•r, l".0. Bux 44111, Chicago, IL (;0fl80· •HIO. 13495. 434· 7070 '90 TMarue w .. on TJUlNSPOITATION 80k mllea. Run• great, look• great, mu1t '"I $8,500 7S•M83 '90 HONDA EX 9\ack, 873·9047· 5-•pd, orig Npt owner. •·,-8-5--M-l!_A_C-l!_D_E_S mint cond. !584-7114/ COUPI! ·301) SE 8-42-8681 • Good cond. s10.ooo. '91 TAURU S '91 ACCORD UC Xlnt 7t4-e3 1·7005 · BOATS 7011 WAGON LX 3.e V8, liiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii good cond, llhr Int, '89 AVON 11 '2". W/ p v I p a r 1 y 11 c 2WN08CL Greal buyl 15HP Evlnrude. Use<t $5,700 875-5704 cond. 1-owner, ac, 'fe 580 SL Black pwr1 wlndowa/door•. 1 t ' alereo cu1. 60k mlle• conv, JC n cond. S10 500 985·8418 S 2 6 'O O O f Ir m · • 72~-0658 only 4 flmea, S4500. ---------•---------842.Q93S '92 Pord T•uru• JAGUAR 910S1-.. -1-5SAN----9-15-0 Grey, 4 ·door, eXC 9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii +w cond, new tires, all • SAIL BOATS 7014 records. One owner, '90 Jaguar Sov. Low NJS. 8 8K' m lle1 . mt. Mint cond. Garage NUISAH SENTRA XE WE PAv CASH $5995/flrm. 1548-4160 •, kept. Phone. BurgfTan 1987 2-dr, red, 126k ' ,93 MUSTANG GT $15,900 720.1585 rpl, good cond, $2495, For good Ulfd Sabots 5.0, Sunroof, leather, ____ __..____ 434-7070 £.. bo~t equipment. CD/Stereo. 21K mllea. MAZDA 9125 Minney a Yacht Sur-S13 900 87CMS704 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,_R_O_LLS __ e_OY_C_E--9-18-2 plus, 1500 Old New·--·-------• " port Blvd. 548-4192 ' 1993 FORD '91 MIATA Xlnt condt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BRONCO 4X4 Wht, 6-apd, luggage In perfect cond. All rack, extended w11r· MARINE SLIPS power, leather, phone, ranty. 42K mjles. DOCKS 7022 tow pkg, rlm1/llrH. $9900 845·7871 Only 60k miles. $17K.i-----------'1 '78 Sliver 8h•dow II '75 914 Por11ch•. Maga, bra. 723·5824 40' Mooring South Side Balboa Island, nr Coral Ave. $12,900 721-0991 SO'Moorlng 1st row P •vii lion . A-241 . 574-4247 or 646-9449 _4X_4 _____ 9_2_2_1 Qyerstocked with stuff? A call lo $13,9°00. 619;778-2663 __ ..;:;..:,,::,..;:;..::..:;..;;..... __ ... ________ _ ~UTOMOBILES A CURA '90 lntegr• LS 4dr, 60k low mites, whV blu, loaded, lmmac, $9995 OBO 645·0127 BUICK '78 Buick La Sedan. Air $1200. 3511 Birch, tivlne. !5!51 ·3!548. '85 Riveria Auto, AC, Good cond. $3000 OBO 723-1937 Please leave mess. '89 IAOC CAMARO 5. 7 Engine, 4·wheel disc brakes, Delco Bose sound system. Loaded with acces- so rles. Very clean. High mlles. $3500. • 71 4·&4~MS552 • 9065 Run your ad in the ~rt Beach Costa Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over l 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! I( your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREEi All for $1 o• -------------------·····-·-• • : D YIS,SIU MY CAil : • ........ v.dit Card O W:. CMSA ONA X ----~~--bp -- Nlaol fo IWLY l'l.OT 330 w .... "'-r--. C.( 92621 (11 '1 UN411<>Mii171'14Jl~9' ,.._,..,,.o+I ,.._ °'"" ,..,,,._ ...... --------.-g!r g==. ~:=..,-;. a--o-o-c;... O•-0--0--0 llfffl/lll/f/I a ..... -a-. .... ""'~ 00-~ 0 .... -o.......... oc.-... QC.-...,..... """-o...,..., o ... w-- • $10for4t;,-.$100...d.~llr. -----•CHILD CARE 3536 CLEANING CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HOME CARE/ MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PLASTER SPRINIU.ERS 3921 . SERVI CE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 548 MASONRY 3 5 S 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 760 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REP AIR 3 880 liiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY Debbi•'• D•vcare 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Llo'd Contr•ctor L & B Therapy •BISHOP PAINTING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPRINKLER REPAIR A place you can Trust WE "LEAN o I 1• Small job specialist & Nutrition Ins/WC Prompt Ou.i Svc. Reas S p Vatves•Heads•Tlme· ' ... I n Y •llXPERT1 Blk walls Fane• LI g ht•• SP a A Care<:IOlver for elderly A N IL M T s 5 JO f f Texturing•Wallcoverings la•ter/Stucco Pa tch clocks. 26Yrs Local Exp. Uc~~.~:! ~~~~~.~ent VI •cl~•cnt Pro/Wpel rtdl••· brick, concrt, stucco i. Otmand Eltctrlc 645·3656 1 OYrs Exp. Local Ref a. mat ge 7 22 9823 Reis l704332 969-2407 ·Seivlng So Ca 25yrs· John Burr 282·2831 • CARPENTRY 3510 . n · arpets n ow. •tone. 25Yr Exp. Lows Driving/Shop/Good Cookl 18 · • · Llcl326864 24Hrs Nr FatrgtOUndt 545-8177 Minor Repalra & Morel Joa• 531·7043 Chrletlne &48-3735 M•H•g• Th•r•PV Carl Manire Painting 114.554.7931 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.. s kJ •L I * 714-530.2883 * f'lln.tr'I!~ In Chiropractic office. 1 ......... F Is-" WALL Handvm•n/R•mo d•I "'~lior:::.a~N.~~r:: WINDOW CLEANING P•tt•m•d Coner••• ,1;.m .. """1 c:~~rly~·~'ye:~: e~~~ $10 Off lat Visit a~;i:"R:f.'!10~·0-,. PLUMBING Additions, Bath, Kitch /Exp'd/Mature/CPR •Average 1 •tory-S30 Drlv•w•v•. patios, & DECKS 3615 Ref's. Ptaaae call Most Ins. Ace 843~8053 Ll356098 733-9048 3890 COVERiflGS Fire-Water Damage Miss Poppins 833·0171 • 2 story·S45. decka. Repair/removal iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T•ml 714-367·9038 ------------------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3932 Elec, Plumb, & Paint Houae Cleanlng Uc. Free est 222-6668 •~Wood F•,lrnHc•ttauling•* •---------MOVING EMEMLO PAJNTINO THE STRIPPER I d LICENSED~DAYCARE Sprlnn Cleaning 3834 lnVEx1. Wallpapermle THE LOCAL PLUMBER Speclallziog In wallpaper Newport area. mme lot1 of TLC & Fun! & • I •---------estimates. Low""""''· Uc'CI 3784 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Free est/Ref/1 Ovr• exp -a Jam11 E. Bangffl Co.· removal. Uc# 588924 Page 714"2 2 7-81 22 Pedlalrlc CPR & 1s1 Aid Reg Svc. Mnl-bllncll, CONTRACTORS ,.._ JEWELRY CompetilfveS 75t·2030 Since 1947. * 714-983·5037 * A to z HANDYMAN MealS(snacks lncld. Reas AJcar~.t & "00~:..~salMCl2•00M GENE1UIY 3558 Advantage COnslt. 974-530I l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE Q a.. p I ti Frltndly ~.Mce•ln1ured F STAllJREFACE CAB NETS .,... PT ....... 1740 .... -"' """"'° 1• •M .... r•m• an ng Ll53298t 875-9304 arthlng Interior• IN 1 rales ,. •I .. .,..... ---------Wllllam Harold Jewelera The Calll. Public Utlll· tfl\/Exl Oual PalnVReasS tnstallatlon, Removal Kitchens, bath•. doors, •---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i.iiiiiiiii FLOOR INSTALL W•tch & Jewelry repair Ilea Comml11lon RE· Llc'd/lna'd slnct_ '78. Expert Drain Cl••nlng Olicount Wallcoverlf1il• windows. Doug 54s-725e --------COMPUTERS 3556 ACMCONITRUCTON ~PAIRS 3620 Anllqu .. Flne Jewelry QUIRES that all u.ad ff•7083 Pg-664-3947 & Plumbing Repairs ll560875 873·1212 CARPENTRY•Wlndowa CLEANING Tennant Improvement Buy/Mll/lr1dt 873-038 5 household goods 20Yrs exp All work ,.. .. , •--------- SERVIce5 354 movera print their lk•'• Custom Painting Steve · .... 1•2-11-· We gala should hang . Doors • Wood Fencea i:. 8 MACMEDIC • Care for RemOdela • Com/Ras au•LITY WORK p f Cl a tt ,... ... Closet/G.r~g4 Org--•·e 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M 1 t h c 1 L# .. l570a •4 ... •770 * ... * P.U.C. Cal T number; ro. e•n, ua ly tog4'1her. Strip, Install, p • ... ~ r ac n °• ompu era ~ "' ., • .., Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramlc LANDSCAPE L tlmoa and chauffeur• Work. lnVE>Ct & Docks. Preo lae Plumblng advfce lo the crazy. L#261581 • Call Bob A TOUCH OF CLASS in your hme/ofc. Low/ NB BUILDING CONT Mrble/Carpat Bndflns ~ print their T.C.P. num· Ltf703468 031-4e10 Repairs & Remodels S31•:l111 anytime 249·8323 Pg-3 12-0026 Cleaning. Rea/Comm hourly rate. 873..aat• 47Yrs. DHlgn lo Finish L708279 722·7332 IAWN CARE 3808 ber In all advertla&· PAINTING ~89·8190 . Free EallmatH Lie/Bonded. Free Est. Ca'n I help you? ---------menta. If you have a Conscientious Craltiman Ltl'817398 H9-"t090 CARPET CLEANING Tore.a 282·7143 C.L Klrchner723·5090 HANDY MAN 3710 B•alo Yard Malnt que1t1on about the le· Old·FHhloned Pride In •l~ " Tilm, S""lnklrs, Aff1t1, or chauffeur, call: • Licensed-Bonded Cu1tom Home Bulkier• ,... p bll Utllltl 3515 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING A~•Ua.aia~ 1.•. a oott Conelructlon Lawna, Cln·upe, Tree gallty of a mover, limo Workmanship. 289·8190 _P_O_O_L _____ _ $10 00 per hour R V I C Ii' Llc •481 ""'4. Ref'a. •P•lnt/Carpentry• Thalch 631-4422 P~13-t142 u o es SERVICE 3894 Prol'I Carpel cn1anlng . . ' Q ... ... Drywall and morel Comml11lon PElSONAL 2 R m • & Ha lt S59 1 7 1.a.549-0399 •System Software • 714-e7 e.77e9 Small Jobs Oki • TRIES • 714-558-4151 SEJtVIC! 3867 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·O.C. STE.AMWAY· WINDOW CLEANING •Virus' Ocboggln& • Gary M S-8277 Te,,.-~.... '--""~· Dlbern•rdo'e Moving iiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil laland 81 .... Poole 1 .9 0 0 .3 e 5 -8 T 2 5 • CARPET CLEANING • Backup. Hard drives. DOODS 3580 ltllll Retired Contt'Ktor .......... 7&1~71 Local/Offlce/Slorag• Pool ' Spa Wkly Svc . • SCREEN REPAIR " 4 Your Convenience Repair: fllltrl/pumpl/hlrl S CUM SUCKERS FREE ESfl 72 .. 7079 •System Rebuilds • aiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Repairs, lmprovementt, Landaoape RamothUnt long Dist. Free Eat. Wt run errand• lof youl Acid WHl'I 845•8728 Carpet & Uphol Care--..,.-----~-•Upgtldcs•lnlem:tins&alls••' am jobs. Ouallty/inteorilY Y1td tune up/malm.nace, T#181832 979..:Jt14 For all your n"d• A·Z 24Hr OuaJ 111c 2~ On •Bright Haeclnlng •OTP in Japanc!C • An experienced I cate, Ken 842·1170 tandsc.pe/artl1tlc del'9f1. ALL.AMERICAN R f's Jeff 721 9587 --------- 5 3 8-4531 v-448-2483 European Prof'!. Beat • Purclwc advice• d •p e nd• b l• door Rl!MODI LS carp, plbg, Contractor#C27-804008. MOVH·U ... Carefully e · • ROOFING 3910 In townl Refs 5Yrs Ex!). hanger. Guar work, paint, et.c. tile. stueco, & Profl a Ethical. 94&-7505 Couneouaty & Cheaply CERAMIC Grace 251·8455 RICK.ER'S REscW r•u. Don 521·8910 roofing. MORGAN PLANT AftTIST 649-0223 T141227 PIANO & VOCAL llAl.aOA ROOFING co .,.... "S 3528 COMPLETll HNCIMnlng 71,. ABI Al90 Uc'd . ~hlfeso.3ae1 Specl1ll1t In uls\lng LESSONS -3868 ;Comm ;Ree ;Reroof uJJO Ftrs•carpet•Wtndowa ..-o7 -v DaYWALL Mobtle 41140:l·S:les 1and1cape/lrrlga11on PAINTING 3858 A air ,/Fi E 1 /Rel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Kltcnen•aath*Stova 3584 Home Rep8if'm.fMdil upgradH. 780-8788 PlANO ~.-Advanced (.;fcu.na reet3~·508~ C•RAMIC • MMBL• 554-15934 1.eoo.wu1193 SlmC! Co1ta Men/Newport Sh t O ~ I l••••iiiiiiiiiiiiil ..... T h c rt lnatall'n • Fabrication • • a• Ye•,. •• , .•.n_ll!_.! ___ 8:~. nl.a~ •W.P . YOUNQQUllT ""' ag .. HC t< 8 ' e SADLllR ROOl'INQ H t R 11 bl Hard rp. ......__",. "" Entertalnmtnl Avall. u d & 20Vra Exp • Ucenaed Ont• • • L CONCU'Plt a •••LIY'I ._.2 ll?i Jim 831·2480 c•r• lnatall'n/Removal P8"'Untt Centreotor Jennifer 8 40-8888 cenH lntut•d 1.a00-34e-83 21 Working lrleh •di••· J.llll 35•7 INU .,. • i T • ji HA ii a Sprlnkl•~ 84•8801 Oual; i!', .... ~ by profls Fr" E1t. All reroof Avail to clean r.our MASONIY fl Aeeldtntlal a Commerdal Home & Oftlce WOfkl ..... -~. ln.. _________ , guaranteed. •7•·5095 LHkV lhow.n Rap'd nom•. W.~!8 -wk Uo'detfonO~lneurtd 0-·' Rep•lr,• ,/P•lnt Free flt. 841-3301 p1111y Regr0U1lng & tnatall'n Pia ... call 8141 .,..,., ~ •THUNDIR ROOPINO• L#870130 Dean of T1le s~. Bfock, Stone, Tiie LOW COST L#5151IO /AOOf/Tlle 714-581-71181 LEGAL 14Yi'l&;eihJJllWJni CONTROL 3889 For all of your rooting 873-8065 or 84&.8520 c~. Patio, Dr!Vewey Cuelom Drywall/Pain SUVIC!S 3812 TOUCHUPS. TOO n .. de, Retoot/Aepalr. Newpor1 Tiie & Marble Laund;, a Df70f .. n Fpfo, 8809. A•f. 25 Yr Aoouellc Remova l HAUUNG 3720 24 Hre. Aloh•rd Sinor •NVIRONM•NT tST Uc 838144 84.,..t2-2 pr1ne Cr11t1men1hlp... lllluff 6 ,ohll • '70/lb ~p. T•rry aaT•JaM Patchwork 240-t tee IMIHUIUPTCl•I Llo#280e44 &454209 •XT•lllMINATINQ ~t Affordable p,1cee. "''" P/U .. O.llvery • C•MiNT wolil(. JUNK To The DU•" REASONABLE QUALITY • CM• ,,.. Ttfmlt• ln•l)e011on UMOD!UNG Sttowete/Countera/Plrs ~.1~:.f :~ P\.AtN/aTAMPf.D ltlcnJCAL 3810 ,.,,.......,., ... , Attome,.Pr•tt•r941 • .,.,...,., ....... ,., An1~/Aoec11ttll'l••etAOdfllt1 • ADDmONS 3911 N11&ir11 l tone a M.,ble Brlck/StonefTll•/91ock Wiii heul What Ttuh ''" !'none Coneuflet.lon IOYll fa~~· 8llN ~ Swc. 17Mt t t ,.plCI LM54M .. 2·:214 UM11H •mto4~t0 Man won't! .... , .. 2 (?14) 744-•171 ,.,, • 14W41? TILa R•PAJR 2ovrs TWIN;::; DOI' AR fWN80W &;; llMnt. PWTU ~:: .. ,~~ v::::~r.~· HAU~ IWS&GI =~.::.-,~::~ urm POftda.&Jo'd 74 .... eM .IOllN e90-1W ......_.7 ... --~ll![l!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll![l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![!ll![I!!!!~ Hove A Garage Sole ! Cl•Mlft941 ....... .,. ~.~ Can't '"'" to get to all thOll repair Jobt around lhe houN? .... the Clt11111M ....... ....., Mlpwa&1tlnd ...........