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Home My WebLink About1996-07-17 - Orange Coast Pilot- • SPORTS Loro/, ath/et,es ready for Olympic experience Servlr,g the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 NEW DIGS Trader Joes makes move across street ' council OK waste water. deal • Newport council members unanimously agree to plan that will divert treated sewage water from Back Bay. IRWD is expected to finalize measure today. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -After months of negotiations spiced with controversy, th~ City Council Tuesday night approved a new agreement with both the Irvine Ranch and Or8llge County water districts that provides an alterna- tive to discharging treated sewage water into Newport Bay. While the fate and future of the Fann site appraisal requiring extra time • City and school officials are waiting for appraiser to give price so negotiations on buying the Costa Mesa High fan:n site can begin. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High School Farm remains up for grabs. Qty and Newport-Mesa Unified School Dimict officials have extend· ed. the negotlatiao another30 FAR SITE AT A GLANCE + 18-aae agri- culture site + 19" apprlllllset val~.sa.a of 25,. fair marbtWlue +eoaMesa days while they wait for an appraisal of the 18-aae proper· ty to be com· pleted. The app- raisal, expect· ed in the next two weeks, bay is still contingent upon whether the board members of the two dis- tricts approve the agreement at thei.fDoard meetings today, officials on all sides are confident the settle- ment will be passed. City officials, IRWD and Orange County Water District officials agreed on an alternative that would divert 5 million ga11£>ns a day of highly treated sewage - or reclaimed water as it is referred to by officials in the industry - away from the bay from October 1996 to March 1997, and possibly in the future. The 'alternative agreement involves IRWD constructing a $2.4 million pipeline link between its Michelson Water Reclamation Plant and OCWD's Green Acres pipeline, which would extend into Newport Beach, and will accept at least 4.6 million gallons, and up to 7 .8 million gallons, of reclaimed water for at least 15 years. The five-member council approved it unanimously. Mayor John Hedges and Councilwoman Jean Watt were absent but commu- nicated with.~ihe council. by phone. The following are the four main terms of the agreement. which· have various conditions but must be approved b y all three agencies: • Construction of Green Acres Phase II and a pipeline link to divert the treated sewage water. • Reduce the discharge from IRWD's wetland project from 5 mil- lion gallons of treated sewage water a day, to 3.2 million during the pro- ject's 2-year demonstration phase. • IRWD agrees not to discharge the reclaimed water during 1996- 1997 winter m onths. • IRWD agrees not to discharge • SEE DEAL PAGE 5 \\ \ I I I "' ( I I ( I I\ I \ ,, I ( I I I r------------------------------------------------------, I WHAT THE AGREEMENT WOULD COST NEWPOIT l lACH • S 15,000 mmdmum for monitoring pro- gram to te,t me biY • uo.ooo maJdfrlum for project manager • Of pipeline lin con-~ struction • $500,000 to pipeline link project fodirst year (paid through a 1 S.-year loan from IRWO) .-Total: $545,000 taWD • $30,000 maximum for project manager of pipeline link con- struction • S 150,000 summer- time divenion pro- gram • $500,000 for two- year monitoring pro- gram to test the bay .-$2.4 million to construct link .-Total: $3.1 million OCWD • Sl0.000 maximum · for project manager of pipeline nnk coo- struc:tion • S5.6 million to construct Green Al.res Phase II project •Total: $5.~3 million -Sources: Newport Beach. IRWD and OCWD offidals ------------------------------------------------------~ . Newport :_ Boulevard to receive. new look : • Fewer motels and a res- idential flavor are part of plans to make sweeping changes to troubled street By John Canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The future of Newport Boulevard between 19th Street and Mesa Dnve could look like th.Js: fewer motels and blight and more nice residence~ and neighborhood stores City officials approved sweep- ing gwdelines Monday that could have the greatest impact on the boulevard since the extension of the Costa Mesa Freeway and the development of Triangle Square But it will take awhile for the new standards to take hold The Newport Boulevard Spe- cific Plan, approved unarumously by the City Council, is aimed at . . side of Newport whtle at the same time being fair to current business owners, officials said. The goal is simple: Econorruc prosperity and safer streets. =~ waiting for an updaWd appra!YI of the property to determine fair martcet value three estimat- ed values for the property - one if the site incorporated low-density housing, one if the property in c luded MARC MARTIN I DAILY P1LOT Kevin Tieman of Costa Mesa waits to purchase Southwest Airlines' reduced-fare tickets at John Wayne Airport on Tuesday. The gwdelines discourage nev. motel development, auto repeu& shops. car dealers, adult enterta.ut- ment and other businesses the council finds inappropriate for the area while supporting res1denbal development, ne1g h bo rhooc. stores, bike paths and par~ a master- planned hous- ing develop· ment and ·----------"' another as a property zoned for institutional and school recreational use -its current designation. The appraisal was expected to be finished in time for the negoti- ating groups' weekly meeting today, but city officials received word this week that the appraiser needs more time. Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erick· son said he's interested in what the appraiser's figures will reveal. "A lot of numbers have been floated about," Erickson said Tuesday. "I would like to see what these three appraisals show the market conditions to be.• • SEE FARM PAGE 5 A LMANAC ...•..........•.••.•. 2 AROUNO TOWN •••••.•••.•••••• 4 Q.ASSIFIEO . . ..•••....•••••••.•• 9 USTEN UP ....••••...••.•....... 3 POLICE FILES ••..••..••.•.••••••• 2 PUBLIC NOTICES •••.....•.• .' •.... 8 , SPORT"'S • • , . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 \\ ! I . I: ! I ; 1bday'I loret:ul " ~g lo come a1 a bit ol a Mock, eo make 1ure you're aJtUng down. Early rnomlng cloud• wtll be re~ by P.lenty ol alt.er- noon at.inaJIJM. s.-. ... ,.2 • Flying the frenzied skies • Southwest Airline air fare war results in long lines and jam-packed terminals at John Wayne Airport. By Rebecca Harris, Daily Pilot "I've been here almost three hours; I didn't realize it would take so long," said Laguna Hills resident Eleanor Epstein. •I'm not happy about it, but what can you do? I can't leave now." JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT - People sit on the ground, resigned. The floor is littered with newspapers and fast-food wrappers, and bored children scamper everywhere. Sound like a pre-school? The ticket-buying frenzy continued four days after Southwest Airlines announced it was offering discount sum· mer fares as low as $25. Nope-it's the Southwest Air· lines ticket purchase area here, where eager locals have been waiting Jor up to three hours to purchase reduoed..fa.re tickets. •Yesterday there was a five-hour wait," said South- west Airijnes station manager Al Stephens. · FRWITS OF SUCCESS Local man takes wine-making hobby from Omnge County Fair to big-time Northern Callfomia wineries By Julie Ross c.annon, Dal/y Pilot C OSTA MESA -"KR Mount," reads the handwritten, gold letters on the bottle of 1994 Orange Muscat. The much-pampered wtne won a gold me<lal at the 1996 Or~ County Pair, but you won't f1nd it tn uiy store Of r.taurant. You can. however, ftlid MYVal bottles of tbi tWMt, ~ nhlhment in tbe COlt8 Mele CCJDdomlnhlm OI. Ken Mount, • loca& • qU9ltty cantrol manager no CllGCOC.Ud .. ~Ung~ ID bllgarage. ·r .. a1w1.i:a.': •mu • in ftDe ~·..... .. ............ pr.-W.-.,d·---~ .. ..._. andaa.,._. ·a,_....-mto ' • For today's lineup Of ecttvftieS at the Orange County Fair, -,... 2. this overwhelming passion.• That passion, plus an education in fer· mentatlon from UC Davis, earned Mount not only a gold medal, but two silvers, a bronze ancf an honorable mention from diK'eming judges for hil 1994 cabemet aauvignon, 1994 linfandel, 1995 cabem t sauvignon and 1995 plnot QO&r. But tbe gnetelt honOr came during the put few days. when Mount rtOllVed afters from three different winedll Ill nOrtbeirn California to entw the big IMguel. Mount •SU W9NE 'AGE S To make matters worse, the airport was so crowded park- ing was nearly impossible. Southwest customer service agent Denise, who wouldn't reveal her last name, expects the lines to average a wait of three hours from now through July 21, which is the last day for custom ers to purch ase reduced-fare tickets. Although customer response to the line varies, the majority of would-be passengers are willing to endure the wait in exchange for drastically reduced fares. • SEE FARES PAGE 5 Before going to the counCll the plans were developed b}' th• Newport Boulevard Study Com rruttee. a consortium of res1dentc: and merchants The group sur veyed people who live, w ork anl do busmess in the area, ask.inc them about changes they woul~ like to see. The city's Plan'ni.ng· Comnus- sion approved the plan on June 10 and sent it to the council The p lans don't suggest dras- tic immediate action or expendi- tures, said Mayor Joe Erickson. But they do give the city ne\ options when people apply to d r business on the strip. • SEE STREET PAGE 5 , WEON£SOAV, JULY 17, 1996 .17W2 ,, • r TODAY AT THE FAIR DON lfACH I OAl.Y Pk.OT Gall .. Sweetie the Clown" Kagan couldn't resist the arge to place a .. Id.as" stleker atop the shaved head of game opera-. tor Sopbanereth Tuon at the Orange County Fair on Tuesday. .,. HOURS: Noon to midnight , .,. DISCOUNTS: 10 Rides for $10: Purchase a special wristband containing 10 ride tickets for $10. Valid any Tues- day, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, opening until closing, for rides in the major and kiddie midways. Good for all ages. Wristband purchase does not include gate admission. .,. SCHEDULED ACTIVmES: • 1 p.m.: Junior Market Sheep Judging-FFA (until 3:30 p.m .) -Livestock arena , Kindorf Dancers -Cal Spas Centennial Stage •How To Start a Coat of Arms (leather)" by . Ladybug Limbo -Youth In Motion Building ~ • 5 p.m.: Ritmo-Latino Folklorico -Times Heritage Stage Martha Armstrong -Floral Building Stage Laguna Niquel Performing Arts -Cal Spas Cen- tennial Stage • 6:30 p.m.: Our Boys Steel Drum Orchestra - Melody Junction Stage K-9 Comets -Newport Arena/ Equestrian Center • 7 p.m.: Temptatioris -Arlington Theater • 8:30 p.m.: Port City Jazz Band -Cal Spas Centen- nial Stage Steve Lord -Buffalo Bend Bandstand Eugene Rasmussen -Crafts & Cooks Gallery/Home : Arts Building . • 2 p.m.: Bubblegum Blowing Contest -Kids Patch .. Stage Betty's Perfomung Arts -on the Trmes Heritage Stage Charla Meert. left, and her moOiet', Dorot4y Meert. map pictures of the Suzanne Dance Factory beginnen before the dancers take the stage to perform .. Broadway Babies" at the fair Tuesday. • 10 p.m.: Doo Wah Riders -Meadows Stage The Goils -Times Heritage Stage ,..AUDAY: Professional Photographers of QC-Looking Your Best: Tips on What to Wear to Make Your Family Portraits Stand Out -Visual Arts Building • 4 p.m.: Newport Beach Showtime -Times Her- itage Stage -Leather Tooling by California Leather Guild, Weaving and Spinning by South Coast Weaver's Guild. Ecole De Ballet -Cal Spas Centennial Stage . .~ .. Bankruptcies "Recent bankruptcies as reported to the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana I• roSTA MESA ~· dba: United Purchasing Exchange, c;tlapter 7 ~.dba: Class Scraps Interiors, chapter 7 ~:tdba: Classy Scraps, chapter 7 Deaths ;·Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office OOSTA MESA {Liam J. Costelloe, 26 on June 16 -Mariana G. Herrera, 36 on June 17 • Dorothy C. Redmond, 68 on June 17 • Nanette m. Casillas. 38 on June 17 ~:Thelma L. Yeaw, 77 on June 19 ~.Cecilla H. Gavel, 96 on June 19 •rRuth M. Baylies, 63 on June 20 • Christian E. Thompson, 45 on June 21 {Bertha Talstra, 95 on June 23 -.Morris Neiman, 95 on June 23 • Meyer Liss, 88 on June 24 • Emma L. Talbott, 90 on June 25 {Rose J. Mariano, 78 on June 25 • Betty Schulman, 86 on June 27 NEWPORT BEACH ~ Sylvia M. Hager, 82 on June 13 ... • Elmer O. Rodeffer, 76 on June 14 • Arthur Guerrero, 86 on June 1 5 • Aileen F. Welch, 76 on June 15 •Isabel Alvarez, 86 on June 16 • Frederick J. Snoden. 86 on June 17 •Frances E. Wilson, 92 on June 17 • Myra P. Potter, 53 on June 17 • Margueritte J. Whiteneck, 85 on June 18 . •Mohammad H. Fouladi, 87 on June 18 • Fred R. Patton, Jr., 78 on June 19 •Charles R. Smoot, 81 on June 19 • Lyle B. Mitchell, 96 on June 21 •Frank A. Rhodes, Ill, 51 on June 23 • Kenneth E. Delaney, 60 on June 23 • Ross T. Blandi, 55 on June 24 • Edward 0 . Morgan, 80 on June 24 • Peter Vail. 79 on June 24 • Myron P. Anthony, 78 on June 24 • James J. Hodge, 56 on June 24 • William F. McGrath, 77 on June 25 • Ray E. Baum, 85 on June 25 • Loretta E. Stocks, 69 on June 25 Marriages Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • James M. Plcquelle married Heather B. Oliveri, on May 25 in Garden Grove. • Scott A. McPherson married Lisa M. Mergl, on May 25 In Yosemite almanac • Keith H. Fitzgerald married Julie A. Watson, on May 26 in Laguna Beach • John P. Gould married Gloria E. Elizalde-Lopez, on may 30 in Santa Ana • Kenneth w. Jackson married Jessica L. Belles, on June 1 in San Juan Capistrano • Jeffrey Lucero married Kellie F. Smith, on June 1 In Costa Mesa • Michael L. Harjo married Alida M. Balzano, on June 1 In Corona del Mar • Manuel P. Maliwanag married Marla Susana 0 . Macalinao, on June 3 in Costa Mesa • Christopher L Schooley married Jen· nlfer L. Goodner, on June 3 in Irvine NEWPORT BEACH • Stephen W. Moses married Constance C. Quarre, on May 11 in Newport Beach • Bruce J. Fottrell married Shannon L Buzzard, on June 1 in Corona del Mar • Christopher M. Pelletier married Bar· bara B. Barth, on June 3 in Santa Ana Real estate sales Recent real estate sales as reported by the Continental Lawyers ntle Co. in San- ta Ana. COSTA MESA • 2030 Baltra Pl., .$263,000, 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, to E. & J. Salcedo :~.~t BEADW tfOIUHE 642-6086 O.lly Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa MeM. CA. 92626. Cop/right No news storlft, lllustr~tlons. edlto- VOL IOr N0.1'° Record your comments abOut the Dally Pilot or news tips. AMIE$$ OUt addt'e9' It 330 W ... >' St., cosu Me5a. c.ltf. 92617. rial matter or advertisements herein can be-r.produced with- out written pennlslon of copy- right owner HOW TO REACH US Orwllrtlon TM lTtMS Orange County (IOO) 252·9141 ~ o-tfled '42·5678 Dllplay 642-4.U 1 ...,.... NIWt 540-1 ~ .. .5pons 642..QJO ,....,~, .. ~170 WWI: dpflc:it2effrthllnk net .... Ollllll ....._ Offke 642-4321 - .... ,.. 6)1-5902 ......... """' ~tea:...._,..._., llwll a,.. .... c...-. ..... ...,~.ic:tao ,..a......, '*-"' •• IC. GeMrel ~ .-c..CNM,.__,.._ . TllW'BAl\MIS Newport Beach 67162 Balboa 67162 Costa Mesa 72163 Corona dtl Mar 6"1 SURP llOMCAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2·3 SSW Newport 2·3 SSW BledOes 2-4ssw """' Jetty CdM 2-4ssw 2·3 SSW 80A11NO ~mom~wlndi I become westerly, 1 s knots with 2 foot wtnd~w.t MM,4Mt. Law doudl Ind ... Of fai lft .. ,,.,,,..- • 1948 Sanderling Cir., $315,000, 4 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to O. & J. Adams • 1942 Sanderling Cir., $310,000, 5 bed· rooms, 3 baths, to P. & S. Tobin • 2775 Tern Cir., $300,000, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, to A. & A. Hilley • 1918 Kauai Pl., $301 ,000, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, to F. & P. Michelena • 1929 Lanai Or., $365,000, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, to Armlne Trust • 302.3 Clubhouse Cir., $180,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to R. a J. Schultz • 2740 Cradinal Or., $315,000, 5 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to T. & I. Albert • 2033 Goldeneye Pl., $360,000, 4 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to P. 0. flannery • 3336 Nevada Ave., $'188,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to P. Kuykendall • 1806 Hummingbird Or., $372,000, 4 bedr<>Oms, 3 baths, to O. & C. Wyrick NEWPORT BEACH • 1801 Tradewfnds Ln .• $460,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 112 baths, to J. Elliott • 1806 Toyon ln., $516,500, 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, to R. Squar • 1843 Tradewlnds ln., $ 380,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to A. Hanscom • 1849 Commodore Rd., $545,000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to Gold Kreuz Gesellscha • 2118 Leeward ln., $545,000, 2 bed- rooms, 4 ,baths, to Karcher Trust • 2107 Leeward ln., $372.000, 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to M. Kincaid • 2101 Leeward Ln., $437,000, 4 bed· room, 3 baths, to M. Johnson • 1542 Santiago Or., $465,000, 4 bed· room, 3 baths, to C. and A. Allen • 1301 Santiago Or., $590,000, to S. Hough • 1368 Galaxy Or., $981,500, 4 bedrooms. 3 1/2 baths. to C. and G. Lyons • 211 N. Star ln., $ 1, 152;n7, 6 bed- l'OOl)'lS, 4 baths, to R. Vanderpool CORONA on MAR • 1107 Goldenrod Ave., $735,000, 3 bed-rooms, 2 baths, to IC. and B. Kerry • 1021 Goldenrod Ave., $620,000, 2 bed-rooms. 2 baths, to S. Hutsko • 1100 Goldenrod Ave., $485,000, 2 bed-rooms, 2 baths, to S. Nussenbaum • 1120 Sea ln., $410,000, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, to J. and P. Moran • 501 Dahlia Ave., $590,000, 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, to J. Spellacy • 506 O.hlla Ave., Ss.40,000, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, to Raehn lNst • 707 Heliotrope Ave., $429,000, 4 bed·· rooms, 2 baths, to J. Mellerskl • 717 Iris Ave., $437,000, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, to J, and C. Sanchez • 7t t Jasmine Ave., $567,000, 4 bed· rooms. 2 1/2 bllths, to J. and F. HlllJ • 611 Iris Ave., $325,000, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, to R. Stewart • 621 Orchid Ave., $380,000, 3 bed- rooms. 1 bath. to S. Vonderhaar should dear by mid-IUrflnit -~--<Uly. few~ A heetthy southern MmisphtN Mell T1DIS htt:s~.lt TODAY puts the rnmes Jn first low ~to~ S:13 a.m. -0.1 waws, ltld h best First high spots Into •fOot 11:41 a.m. 4.0 sets.WM/I= ~low Thund-v and , 4:43 p .m. 2.1 then It.rt wll ldli 19 Second high down~A 10:~m. 5.l tmelllr~ THU AV Mitl~~ P:lrst low wld't 2·. MOot 5:AZ a.rn. 0.0 ---~ p:Jrst Ngh ~••DIM 12:1Ja.m . .,, ---~ Second low =-= . 5:21 p.m. 2.2 • SeeondNgh .......... , 1:15 p,.m. 5.0 = .... .._ .. =::... ... ., ....... .... - Police say stOlen goods could be troDi Newport A cache of stolen property , recently discovered . in San Clemente could have been taJc. en from. Newport Beach, police said Tuesday. . Newport residents who have been burglarized. are enco'Ur- aged to attend a public showing of stolen property at the Orange County Sheriff's evidence facili- ty, 320 North Flower Street in Santa Ana, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesday. "Our department feels some of the property taken from New- port Beach may be included in this showing," said Newport police Sgt. John Desmond. Desmond said locally stolen property probably was stored in garages. It includes tools, bikes, air compressors, car stereos, paintings and other items. Release of the goods requires proof of ownership, such as receipts, photographs, serial numbers, engravings and unique markjngs. A crime report also is necessary. Sheriff's deputies recently dis· covered the stolen goods stashed in two storage units in San Clemente. -By John Canalls Mobile home park picked for city cleanup El Nido Senior Mobile Home Park has been selected for Costa Mesa's twice-annual "Neighbors for Neighbors" community cleanup day. The City Council chose the complex at 1640 Newport Blvd. for the improvement project dur- ing Monday's meeting. The pro- ject uses volunteer help to spruce up a given area. The purpose of the program is to improve the appearance of a given neighborhood. Those cho- sen must be experiencing signif- icant physical, social and eco- nomic decline and have resi- dents of modest incomes. El Nido consists of 63 mobile homes and five apartment units. They are each at least 25 yecm old and in need of improvement. Annual income for the residents ranges from $6,000 to $10,000. City staff is hoping to recruit 75 to 100 volunteers for the pro- ject. The purpose of the r am is ocus commum resources and volunteer support on neigh- borhoods experiencing signifi- cant physical, social and eco- nomic decline, a city staff report states. Six neighborhood cleanup events have been held since the on.Set of the program in 1993. Homes along Shalimar Drive and Bay Street are past recipi· en ts . The cost of the cleanup is $4,000, money that will come from federal block grants. -By Jobn canalts School district in need of volnnteers The Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation is looking for volUn- teers to help with fund.raising efforts, speaking opportunities, public events and occasional office work. The foundation is a non-profit organization that raises funds to help with the education of chil- dren in the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School Distrlct. To volunteer call 631-41-43 . MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT With parking and traffic conditions getting out of control at Its present location, Trader Joe's ls moving Into the old Empire Ballroom site on 17th Street In Costa Mesa. Trader Joe's to move across street • Change in zoning will allow popular grocery store to move into former Empire Ballroom site. By John canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -li"ader Joe's can now move its grocery store at 103 E. 17t,b St. to roomier digs up the block. The popular South Pasadena chain has for sometime wanted to move its Costa Mesa market to 640 W. 17th Street, former site of the Empire Ballroom. But the area was zoned for light industri- al rather than commercial use. So the City Council, after reading a letter of intent from li"ader Joe's saying it would move to the new location, rezoned the area Monday. The decision clears the way for the maric.et. Store representa- tives said they are pleased since the new location has better park- ing, easier street access and is just across Superior Avenue from the current location. "We envision this as a very popular move with our clien- tele," said Leroy Watson, senior vice president for li"ader Joe's. "The customers are going to love the fact that they're finally going to have some space and some parking." The move will double the store's size from 7,350 square feet to 17 ,800 square feet. Parking will go from 130 spaces to 200 spaces. And li"ad- er Joe's won't have to share its lot with a bustling Denny's restaurant anymore. "Hopefully, the move will help alleviate some of the traffic problems," Councilman Gary Monahan said. Extensive renovation of the Empire Ballroom nightclub, which was an industrial com- plex in its previous incarnation, is planned. The new store could open by the end of the year. Council members were divided on the matter, voting 3- 2 in favor of the zone change. co ~ ~ -~'!!_t!L~!:., I BUY -OMELETTE I ••USTOL L-.IUJW~l-.J Served With Home Fries Toast or Biscuits & Gravy • 3211111t81 It. ti. (at Redhill)• 141·7321 (ap.n Dally f:OO · 2:00=)========' :. . . KENNY ,/,· PRINTER Monahan and Council mem- bers Petter Buffa and Mary Hornbuckle were in favor. May- or Joe Erickson and Council- woman Sandy Genis dissented. Genis and Erickson said they support the specialty store but were apprehensive about allowing commercial businesses on West 17th Street. They said changing an industrial area to a commercial one will likely increase traffic. "It was a hard decision," Genis said. •My concern is the traffic there is really terrible." Nevertheless, Erickson and Genis are pleased to have the store in·town. "li"ader Joe's is very valuable to the community," Erickson said. "l wish them well." Buffa agreed, noting that the rlch sales tax dollars the store already brings to the city can only increase. He said the market is key in a business district that extends from Tuangle Square. The city's Planning Commis- sion already has approved the zone changes. INYISTMINT Sl7S For Info rmation & Rcgi.-.trat1on Call 7 '14-380-8862: -:··,.,·~~ • WEDNESDAY, JUlV 17, 1996 A toast to some friends .in the south of France M y wUe and I hue fut returned from a trip to France and Spain made incande19ent by wonderlully rich time with old f.rlends who have lived ln Provence in a 15th century condominium for the past 20 years. Uke a good many other Ameri- cans, I suspect. I have my own pecu- liar set of creature comforts which I've always bied to push down dur- ing many years ol traveling because I didn't want to contribute to the Ugly American syndrome. But I'm old enough DOW that I don't care about such matters. rm also oJd enough to have learned to tilt only selected windmill.$. And in the case ot our just completed bip, those windmills were narrowed down to shower curtains and bot toast. The French -indeed, all west- ern Europeans -are adamantly opaque about shower curtains. To bathe themselves, they stand or squat or kneel in a porcelain buck- et and spray themselves with a long-necked device that must be held in one hand or it will slither about the bucket like a schizo- phrenic snake. All this takes place without ben- efit of a shower curtain, and I have found no way of washing myself without soaJQng the entire bath- room and bringing down the wrath of others who share this space. Our French host bought a shower bar and the hardware to mount it a year ago but lacked the necessary motivation to get on with the job. None of my offers to put it up for him were accepted. I did better on tlie hot toast front. Our hosts visited us in New- port Beach several months ago, and I firmly booked the French lady on hot buttered toast in the morning. She even had a modest flirtation with peanut butter. And so when we arrived at their home in France, she had acquired a toaster. The French have this quaint habit of eating the remnants of yes- UP .joseph n. bell terday's baguette for what J>a$5eS there as breakfast -the only visi- ble sustenance until about 1:30 m the afternoon, after which ·time you are immersed in food and wine for the rest of the day and evening. But the new toaster inspired us to the discovery that baguettes sliced and toasted and topped with melt- ed butter (another French no-no) are magnificent. Six or seven such slices, especially when peanut but- ter and jam are added, will carry one nicely into the early afternoon. While our hostess showed real enthusiasm for this regimen, our host regarded it with deep suspl· cion before becoming a doset toast addict. Thus did we bring Ameri- can Culture to the south of France. We made other less substantial contributions, as well. For example, I discovered a gro- cery store that carried the Paris Herald-Tribune and was thus able to point out to our hosts and vari- ous French people who stopped by the house the satisfactions of knowing the American baseball scores daily. You might well ques- tion the value of knowing the Angels got hit with a 13-run fuSt inning by Oakland, but this would have been an even greater shock bad I dealt with it cold turkey on I returning home. We were also able to introd~ fireworks to our friends' neighbor- hood on the Fourth of July when we stood about in front of their house waving sparklers and singing •rm a Yankee Doodle Dandy,• aided and abetted by copious quantities of very good wine. The Fourth also happens to be my birthday, and it was a mem- orable one, indeed Introducing such civilized behavior to French culture is not an easy task and sometimes required looking past raised eyebrows and polite incredulity. I now have a new and heightened respect foe the Christian missionaries who invaded all those backward societies to give them The Word. even though the societies were doing quite nicely before, but not after. I've been thinking about this a bit since we got home. I need no recog- nition for the missionary work I accomplished. But it did occur to me, 10 all modesty, that a small plaque, set in stone at the site, might be in order. It could say something like: •on this spot. hot, buttered toast Wa.$ introduced to the French people in the year A.D. 1996. • My name does- n't have to be on it. I'm not sure when we'll be invit- ed back. But f'll be ready when that time comes with ways to enrich French society. Just for example, it might shock those of you who haven't visited France to know it is impossible to find a bottle of ketchup at even the l>est restau- rants. And the.whole country is Catholic but hardly anybody talks about abortion. You can't even find military weapons m theu gun stores. I probably should mention that we had a terrific time. They really know bow to make wine over there. And deal with grace and humor with Ugly Americans. • JOSEPH N. BEU is a Newport Beach resident. His column runs Wednesdays. at the Fair! Speeial Days •• COiiiert Series OCH Kids' Days CARNIVAL FRIDA VS. 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WEDNESDAY, JULY 17; 1996 TODAY MUNT MEETING The Director of Speda..l Educa- tion for the Newport-Mesa Uni· tied School District, Bonnie Swann, ls holding a meeting of parents, teachers and other inter- ested individuals to explore the possibility of introducing an accelerated academic program at Newport-Mesa schools at 7 p.m. at Harper Community Center, 425 E 18th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 640-3774 REFORM PARTY The Reform Party of South Orange County's July meeting at 7 p.m. will take place at Lido MobLle Home Park, 7 to Lido Park, Newport Becsch. For more information, call 67..3-2670 ART PROGRAM Children m tm.t through filth grades are tnVJted to "Creative Art,• a free drts a nd craJts pro- qram at 2:30 p.m. in the Fnends' Meeting Room of the Mariners Library For morr• inlormdt1on, call 717-3801 GIVE LIFE The Newµort Bedch Fire and Marine 1Jepdrtrnent LS holdmg d blood drive. Only a lmutf'd number of spaces for waJk-tnS will bf> ava.t.l- c1ble, so calling ahedd LS recom· mPnde<l. C" <1lJ Lt. Enc 8dUC'T at 644- i045 or Lr . Jim 111mer dl f>.44 -3046. STRESS REL.IEF "Strf'ss Mdnugeme nt" will be lhc> topic d i th<• Men's Fellowstup Brec1 klc1st di St Andrpw's Presby- lc•ndn Church lrom 7 to 8 a.m. in 0 1PrPnlield I lc11l The cost is $2.50 l<>r bredkfasl ror more mforma- twn , cdll S74-22 i9 INVESTING AD VICE Orang<' C'oc1 .. t College's Com- munity Edur.,1t1t111 Office presents ··nr1s1c'> ol lnv,.'>tmg: A Pnmer" from h<HI to 11.]0 p.m m room 107 1n CJ('('\ Huc;1ness Educ-at1 on B1111<.lmg. Tiil· cost is $29. For OJOH' mlonn.11lnn, Cdll 432-5880. ACCOUNTANT MEETING Thl• Non profit ComniJll<'" of th" OrdnCJf> C 'ounty/Long Beach < 'hc1ptt>r of lht• c ·a11Jom1d Socwty of C'e rhfwd l't1hlic Accounlc1nls will be> hc.1 v11 11 f their m onthly hrcdkld!>l ml•Pllnq di 7 30 c1 rn dl the Sherdton -Nt•wport 8 Pdch, 4545 Mc1cArlln11 Blvd. Tht• c-ost 1s $1 5 to $18. For more mformclt1 on, r .ill 432-12HB TOASTMASTERS Harborl.Jtes T<>astmaslPr!> Cluh of Newport B1·ach w<>lcome~ guests lo its ·; d.m breakfast mf'eting di lh1• Nc•wport I ldrbor Naullcd l Musf'Ulll 1n Ne>wport Bt1y ell 15 1 E C'OdSl I h9hwc1y For morP infom1 ,11Jon, cc1ll 4hO-<ll} If> MEETING Tlw NPw po1 t I ldrbor Arf'c1 < ·11<1mlw r ol c ·orn nwrcC' ,., spon- '><>nng its .111 1} Businl"..., Afl N I lo the Via Lido Plt1zd on V1d Lido nnd Ne wpo1 t llnnlcvarcJ. ThP cost 1s $1 0 for non-m<•mbers For more mformdllon, c t11l 729-4400 THURSDAY BREAKFAST MEETING The Nt•wport f oundc1t1on prC"- w nts "l.Jquul A-.sets The• lmpor- t.inc-P of CIC"etn Wdtf't lo Cah.fo r- nict\ Economy",,, 7:30 d.m at the Ur1lboa Bc1y C"l11h, 1221 W Coast I hyhway. Nt>wport 8C'c1ch. The cost 1s $20 for memhe rs c1nd $28 Sout~oast Thrift & Loan Association ror non-members. For more 11\for· mation, call 224-2270. SHORT PLAYS ART PROGRAM . Children in first through fifth grades are invited to "Creative Art," a free arts and crafts program at 10:30 a.m. at the Balboa Brandl, 100 E. Balboa, Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-3801. STRESS WORKSHOP The Friends of the Costa Mesa l.Jbranes presents a reading of two 10-minute plays at 6:30 p.m. at 1855 Park Avenue, Costa Mesa. For more tnformation,.call 646-8845. ART LEAGUE The Costa Mesa Art League Gene ral Meeting will be at 7 p.m. di the Costd Mesa Neighborhood Community Cente r, 1845 Part Ave .. Costa Mesa. For mort> infor- mation, call 540-6430. The Doctors Speakers Bureau presents a stress workshop from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 2850 E. Mesa Verde Drive, Suite . C, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 662-0670. SUCCESS SECRETS COUEGE NIGHT The Contd.mer Store m Costa Mesa prese nts College Night rrom 6 to 9 p.m at the comer of BcM St. and South Coas t Drive, Costa Mesa. The eve nt includes a frl'e e vening offering advice to help college bound students pdck. get orgdIUzed and learn lo mdke the most out of living in a smdll dorm room. For more infor- mdtion , call 556-2333. From working hard to working smart, each meeting promises real information for students at Success School on every third Tuesday of the month at 6 p .m. at Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Ave nue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. The cost is $15 or $18 at the door and includes dinner. For more information, call 740-4070. HYPER FICTION The Central L1br(\ry Friend's Meeting Room invites you to llandf'rarh~d Purnifurc-~ 1•0UPr.J. W~rehouse Prices! Thou,and-; of iu·rn,· dirn t from tbt" 1ntt·nor of ~kxko < >rJll~l· < ount 1 ' fJr~t·,1 'dn 11on of potu:n and homt· .ll'll'nl' Plu,. rtl'lll \\ ood .md plA''-"' l11rn11 urc IJ1.1<"1111t lo Ille TrarlL•. ~ ... -.!' G•rffn & Archltectvral '•ttery • , ..... ,.. 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Corona del Mar (714)67~ Placentia (714) 961-0808 Anaheim (714) 999-0960 , ~ IJIOll'8ID ..... ...,, ... ..,.._ .... ~=~ .. ..;.· ... .............. MrM Ill U..,.. Neu)lm .,., •11=n1 .... • Ulll-.. , ........ .._ .. YMCA. ..,.. ClOlll la 15 lot c:ldldrm and free for Mulls. Pew more lnfor'au9. tloll, Qll M0-8746. attend a reception for the hyper- text fiction authors, Michael Joyce, "1\vilighl" and Carolyn Guyer, "Quibbling" at 7 p.m. For more information, call 717-3890 LATINO COUNOL The Latino Leadership Council invites you to their monthly meet- ing discussing "What the LLC is doing for you" at 8 a.m. at Avila's El Ranchito, 2101 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 254 -0870. REAL ESTATE Finance 500 presents a free workshop on the real estate market from 1 to2 p.m. or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 251-0270. SEMINAR Merrill Lynch presents "ls your portfolio performing i.R line with your objectives?• a free seminar from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Mimis Cale, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (800) 251-0792. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Whefe Your Dollar Coven Morel 1922 HAllOt BlVD .. COStA MESA • 6'8-1156 • Proven Results • Degreed and Expedenced Professionals • Slale of lhe Art Equipment • In Home, Office or our Studio • Wt>lght loss Programs NEWPORT BEACH (714) 222-1230 6 FREE I ()' I / 1/111 \\ ,,,,,,,;,,., ,, "'"'" 1111/1 /'1111 ''''" 11/ ''"' ,.,,, f..11\1' .. CMEER NETWORK St. ~· Presbyterian Church's tree Career Network meeting will featwe Elaine Hart. former Director of the Women's Opportunity Center, UCI. at 7:30 p.m. at the Stewart Lounge, 600 St. ADdrews Road. Newport Beach. For more infonnation, call 574-2239. IAUJtOOM DANCE The Senior Center otters adult ballroom dancing with live music from Jerry Holton's Big Uttle Band from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $4. For more information, call 645-2356. SAWRDAY TRAIN RJOES . The Orange County Model Engineers offers free train rides every third weekend of each m onth from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m . in Fairview Park, Cotta Mesa. Dona- tions are accepte d. For more information, call 548-7246. KAYAK EXCURSION Paddle Power offers a three hour adventure into the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve Crom 9 a.m. to noon. Participators will have an introductory kayak lesson and explore the home to hundreds of migratory waterfowl and four endangered species. For · more information, call 675-1215. RUMMAGE SALE The Newport Harbor Elks Lodge is sporisoring a giant rununage sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the upstairs hall in the Elles Lodge, 3456 Via Oporto, Newport Beach. For more information, call 673-6110. CPR CLASSES American Heart Association CPR tnsttucton off er training courses from 8 a.m. to noon at the Hoag Health Center in Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost Is S25. For more information, call 631·3623. SINGLES A Rotational Dinner Party lor Catholic singles, in which diners move to a different table with each cowse, will be held at 7 p.m. at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Hall, 1441 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $25. For moi-e information, call 450-3101. BREAKFAST TAUC Principles Over Politics offers a breakfast featuring Ward Conner- ly, Chairman of California Civil Rights Initiative Member, Univer- sity of Calif omia Board of Regents, at 8:30 a.m. at the Bal· boa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway., Newport Beach. For more information, call 852·0181. MONDAYi ADD TALK Coastline Counseling Center will sponsor a lecture called, ·Attention Deficit Disorder and Sell-Esteem in the Child, Adoles- cent and Adult" from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. The cost is $5. For more information, call 476-0991. FITNESS FUN "Fun and Fitness· is the theme of the Newport Beach Pubhc Library's Summer Reading Pro- gram activity for children in first through fifth grades at 10:30 a .m . at the Friend's Meeting room of the Central Ubrary, . The pro- gram will help kids learn to get ht and stay healthy by exercising and making wise food choices. For more information. call 717- 3807. CONDITIONING TRf.ATMENT Willi SERVICE Perm &: Cut $45 Reg. $65 Weave &: Cut $45 Reg. $65 Men•s Cut $15 • lfllh !hu ~ · ~ lbir Utn · ~ ClknU <W. • Sp00 M l:dudtJ • Wt w only pro(miollll prod11ct1: Coldwtll • Redken • Paul M1tchell • Nmus • Sebastian • Framtsi f .Newport Bnch/Custa Mesa Daily Piloc STREET CONTINUED FROM 1 •Tue next stage is when property owners come through with propos- als,• Erick.son said. •we'll see if those proposals Ut with the guide- lines that have been developed. We may rezone an area and allow homes to be developed.• Officials want a good mix of resi- dential and commercial develop- ment. Existing businesses that add something to the community, such as the Peed Barn and the Newport Rib Co., a.re encouraged lo stay. But motels and other business won't be kicked out, either. Green spaces and cul-de-sacs that block side streets from the boulevard also are encouraged. The dty hopes to decrease traffic on residential streets that run pe~ dicular to the freeway." •What I'd personally like lo see is neighborhQO<i-type busmesses that serve Eastside Costa Mesa,· Erick- FARM CONTINUED FROM 1 Once city and school officials see the final appraisal, they will negoti- ate a fair market value to start from and apply the state's Education Code -which regulates school property disposals -to the sale. Though the code involves a com- plicated formula for arriving at a sales price, it stipulates that public DEAL CONTINUED FROM 1 the reclaimed water into the bay in the future. Bob Causbn, who formed Defend the Bay to oppose IRWD's project, was one of few residents who did not favor the agreement. ·nus is a complex agreement with a lot of 'ifs'" Causlin told the council. Caustin objected to not having gwdelines in place. Burnham agreed the deal had more "Ifs" thdll he would like, but when comparing it to the city's other alter- natives such as appeals, litigation and the Brewer bill, the agreement has a better chance of achieving lhe goal to improve water quality of the bay. As far as the ci ty's end of the deal, the city must agree to do the follow- mg: don't appeal the regional board's approval of IRWD's wet- ldnds project which the board approved July 11 don't sue the dis- trict; request amendments to Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer's bill; don't oppose IRWD's use permit son said. •There isn't enough traffic to support regional businesses.• Most importantly, perhaps, the plan limits motel development. Though a tremendous improve- ment bas been made over the yean, Newport Boulevard motels have been linked to crime, drug use and blight. The area currently is saturated with the low-budget inns that have struggled since the Costa Mesa Freeway expansion began in the mid-1980s. They tend to attract long-term residents rather than vacationers. By placing a ban on new motel development and Changing the zoning from commercial to mixed residential-commercial, the city hopes to provide an incentive for property owners lo redevelop the land. ·we found that since the freeway caroe in there's too little traffic to support the motels there,• Erickson said. #Motels are a use that likely won't survive." agencies may purchase 30% of a school property for 25% of its fair market value. After a year of negotiations with city officials for a joint-use recre- ational facility, school board mem- bers decided in March to sell the farm to generate revenue for piling maintenance needs. The board then declared the property surplus and offered it for sale to public agencies. City council members, citing a dire need for recreational facilities, entered negotiations with the school district in May. to use redairoed water to irrigate duck ponds and marsh. City officials are confident they can meet all the conditions put on them to prevent the discharge into the bay from Oct. 1, 1996 to March 31, 1997, and eventually long-term discharge. Under the agreement, the city would pay a total of $545,000, which indudes $.500,000 toward the pipehne lmk project for the first year paid through a 15-yeat .loan from IRWD; $15,000 maximum for mortitoring pro- gram to test the bay; and $30,000 max- imum for project manager to oversee the construction of the pipeline link. The city plans to pay back its pay- ment through sales of redaimed water to its six major users: Big CdDyon, Newport Beach Counby Oub, East Bluff conununity green belt, East Bluff city park, Bonita Creek, Corona del Mar High School GRAND OPENING ~ "~tJ33" Vietnamese Restaurant "7.uu ~ ?u.~( ~ .. 2394 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa (714) 650-1421 Coriwr or Newpon & Sani.a Isabel a C STEAM CLEANING AVAILABLE After Ahnost 10 Years, Forever Friends Is ... Everything Must Gol UP to 15% Off Storewide ... Annalee -Hummel -ffagara ~ Dolls . • Mernona ()/ Yaterdav - 9-0ltoom 9ltlend~ Eaadtluff VID ... In Newport 8each • 644-14 74 MARC MARTIN I DALY PILOT Throngs oj travelers descended on the Southwest Airlines ticket counter at John Wayne Airport on Tuesday. FARES CONTINUED FROM 1 #I was going to drive but when I heard about the low fare I decided to fly," said Irvine resi- dent Jena Gaines, who had been waiting for an hour and a half to purchase a $25 ticket to Sacra- mento. "$25, I'll wait for that! n "(The line) is a little long but it's worth the wait," said Jackie Davis, 13, who had been wait- ing 2 112 hours to purchase a ticket to Florida. The demand for the lower fares is so great that customers and travel agents are unable to get through to Southwest over the phone. Customers have found it necessary to purchase tickets at the airport, creating a perpetual crowd . This has angered those traveling before August 19, who must also wait in a line, but do not benefit from the discount fares. "I have been trying and my travel agent has been trying to get through over the phone for five days," said Redlands resi- de nt Geraldine Stahly, whose upcoming flight does not qual- ify for a reduced fare. "We're not looking for a deal here, we just want a ticket." fields. City Manager Kevin Murphy said they have already talked to some of these users and will begin negotiations with them by the end of the week to meet the Oct. 1 deadline. charge into the bay, officials said. ln addibon to the monitoring, two other things must also be done to prevent discharge of treated sewage water into the bay during the winter months. First, the county sanitation district must agree to give a #credit· m capital fee charges, to CRWD for reducing its discharge from 5 oul- lion gallons daily to '3.2 million. lRWD will pay a total of $3.1 mil- lion and OCWD will pay a total of $5.63 million, according to the agreement. The districts' costs include the construction of portions of the pipeline, the monitoring sys- tem and the project manager. Second, the Regional Water Qual- ity Control Board, which approved the CRWD's two-year plan on July 1, must agree-on the monitoring and testing program for the bay during the first year of the project. Instead of pumping the 3.2 million gallons of treated sewage into the bay, CRWD will pump it into the duck ponds, then after the required seven days, they will test the water and pump it back to the plant, according to an CRWD official. This will still enable the testing on the waters without actually pumping the dis- ThP collection of scientific data will not only provide standards, but be compiled into a report available to the public and city officials, Burn- ham said. IGTCHEN REFACING We do it all!! • New Doors/Euro Hardware • Real Woods or Laminates • Crown Moldings • 'Mitred Comers • New Drawers/Tracks • Solid Surface Counter Tops Showroom Now open To 1be Public ,S • I • L • C • 0 Cabinets & Doors, Inc. 1375 Lo an Ave • Costa Mesa 92626 • Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corpora11ons, partnersh1P\. mergers, acqu1s1hons, buy-sell agreemenls conlra< band wllec11ons REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Evictions. loret losur~. t-asemenls, 111le d1spule!., work-out~ ESTATE PLANNING Trusls, Wills, Probatt-Admin1s1ra11on LEGAL =OPTIONS Beautify Your Yard! Wt-ha~ Oott 40 ~combln«l ~let" in thb arN. Our quality, crttJ.tlrrity 01td ~I~ on unmdtchM. Toget.Mr 1tt will tab> ccw of aU l/04AT l~and mCUOf'll'JI n~. ·~( .. • $(00('woft. l'a1J01i', &DBQt • Wacct F.U.. Pool• & Spu • Spttnklc:r ... l4'mll ·~llf)C~ ·~~ FARNSWORTH QI ADELL 1.AMD8r..APS OOMPANY 5485132 MASONtn. OOMPAl ' ~7744 &.Ir Hl!cm> WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1996 • WINE CONTINUED FROM 1 wouldn't say whlch vineyards are in contention for his skills, but two are in Napa Valley and one is located in Sonoma County. •it's just overwhelm.\ng, • said Mount, 36, wno already has qwt his job and plans to move north at the end of the month. #It's hard to uproot your life and move to the low man on the totem pole. But it's my dream job.• Mount started making his own wines five seasons ago when he met a friend who owned a vineyard 10 Temecula. Mount went to the vineyard two days later and picked several vats of grapes, which he de- stemmed and crushed, then fer- mented. A year and a half later - voila. Instant Christmas gifts #The majority of my wmes go to Christmas,• he said, gnnrung ·And there is a bit of consump- tion.• Mount now picks grapes at a variety of vineyards because, he said, the hardest part of making homemade wine is find.u\g good grapes. . Every year vintners order fruit from the vineyards, wh o place the amateurs on the bottom of the list after large wineries, I 70% Off of What? North Carolina deep discount price at a ~outhem California address. HEMPHILL'S I RUGS & CARPETS I Mon-Fri 1 o~6 Sat 10-5 722· 7224 I Ii 230 East 17th St .. Costa Mesa YOU ASl<ED FOR IT WE VE GOT IT' A RE AL \llANHATIEN BAGEL '"NEW YORI<• STYLE MGELS, GOURMET CltEAM CHEESES, PIZZA MGELS, Pl..ETZELS, PllElZELS. DEUCJOUS SANDWICHES & GOURMET SPeON.TY COFFEES! I Mountsaid. •Then, if they have a bad sea- son and less grapes come in ..... short, the homemade wme mak- ers get dropped from the list. Yo~ , can easily get skunked,• he said. • •You pretty much take whatever you can get.· On the average, Mount said he begins each season with about 20-25 gallons of four or five vaneties of wines, which dwindles to about 10-15 gallons of each vintage after numerous acidity tests. "You're always doing more tests,• Mount said. ·And tasting.··• l That a good way to test your wines." While Mount first began ma.k- mg wmes for hls own consump- . tJon, he saitl a friend recom- mended he enter them in the Orange County Fair home wme compebbon, which is open to all Cahlorrua amateur wme makers And accorcllng to the number of pa.rt:Japants in th.ls year's com- peuuon. the homemade wine hobby appears to be growing m popularity A record 443 wines were sub- mitted by 116 amateur vin,tners this year, compared to 341 wines by 91 wine makers last year. A special display of th.ls year's dward-winning wines will be I showcased July 20 in the Court· yard at the Orange County Fair. 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By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot T he loud noises expected to echo throughout the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center in Atlanta beginning Saturday will be akin to that of the vibrating indoor crowd explosions at the Olympic water polo site in Seoul eight years ago. There will be energy in the air in the Olympic Village this year in Atlanta, host · 1 I I I I{ < > \ I > · 1 < > 1111 (,,\.\11 "' KAYAICERS UA ltOUSSET AND DeANNE HBWE.NS Women's K-2 ATlANTA July 19-Aug. 4 D eAnne Hem.mens (left) and Ua Roussel carry their hopes and dreams with them into the upcoming compeltion at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. The 31-year-old He m.mens has teamed up with the 18-year-old Roussel for their first Olympic Games competition. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT • DeAnne Hemmens was a slow starter in the world of kayaking, but she's come-on with a rush to gain an Olympics bid. By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot C OSTA MESA -DeAnne Hern.mens, a former Corona del Mar High cheerleader who despised kayaking until she met her husband, Patrick, will compete in the women's doubles this month in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Although Hemmens, competing in her first Olympics, is 31, her partner, Lia Roussel, is 18. "I consider her a very close friend," Hemmens said. #I don't think of the age as being a big difference ... only when we talk about movies and music." Hemmens, of Costa Mesa, and Rousset (Newport Harbor High) officially qualified for the Games in ·of the 1~ Olympic Games, just as there was spirit flow- ing among athletes in Seoul, when James Bergeson played for the silver-medal winning U.S. Olympic team. a major accomplishment. The~ are so many good teams which can win on any given day, depending on which way the whistle's blowing and which team is on that day.• Coach Bill Barnett's 1988 squad. you see, was expected to win the gold. It had several returning players from '84, including Terry Schroeder. The U.S. Newport Harbor High and Stanford University sensation, came home from Seoul with a silver medal, it was: "Oh. that's too bad.• Expectations are a bear. ------- I 11 I I·: ( I ·• I l I . l I I I I ( I \ \ I I ' Bergeson could lend a hint or two to members of this year's Olympic water polo team in terms of what to expect when the Summer Games are competed at the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center Saturday through July 28. ~__, lost to Yugoslavia that year James Bergeson, in '88 in the championship game •Just getting to the gold-medal game is a challenge, after about eight or nine round-robin games, then winning (in the semif:inals against Russia}," Bergeson said. "It takes a lot of hard work, and a lot of luck. Like golfers. Everybody's 10-under-par, but the one who wins is the guy who drops a 38-foot putt. When I'm holing for a 38-foot putt, though, it's usually for double bogey." "It's about just getting to the medal round," Bergeson said. "That's what these guys are going to find.out this year. Just getting to the Final Four is - May during the Hemispheric Olympic Qualifier at the Olympic venue, Lake Lanier in Gainesville, Ga. Earlier, in April, they won the U.S. Olympic kayak trials in the women's doubles and solidified spots on the U.S. Olympic 1\'aining Team in Chula VI.Sta, following a race-off against teammates Dru Van Hengel and Alexandra Harbold. Hemmens, Roussel, Van Hengel and Harbold will form the U.S. fours (K-4), while Rousset and Hemmens will comprise the K-2 team. In the Hemispheric Olympic Qualifier, staged similar to the Pan American Games, only two teams in each division (K-1, K-2 and K-4) advanced to the Olympic Games. The local kayakers trail) out of the Newport Aquatic Center. "It's such a long, drawn-out process," Hemmens said. "After the trials (on March 4), the selection committee tried to Hild a better combination in seat racing for doubles and fours. In the (final) challenge, Lia and I had everything to lose, and (Van Hengel and Harbold) had everything to gain. in overtime, by virtue of a tie-breaker that was based on total goals scored in the Olympics. It was Bergeson, you might remember, But when Bergeson, the former "It was the hardest physical and mental thing I've ever done, because everybody's trials didn't matter anymore. Everything started fresh, for two weeks straight, even though we won the trials. You bad to prove yourself over and over again, that was toughest mental part of it. You can't have one bad day." Traci Phillips, Hemmens' former doubles partner, had already been set to represent the U.S. at the Hemispheric Qualifier in the K-1 . Hemmens (nee Davidt;on), an alternate on the U.S. Olympic team at the 1992 Barcelona Games, was also a competitive swimmer. She met her husband in July 1987. Patrick bad been a world-class kayaker in South Africa, but she abhorred the sport the first time she saw it. Later, Hem.mens began training with him at NAC, mostly just to keep the romance alive in their relationship. By 1991, Hemmens had won a pair of bronze medals at the Pan American Games in Cuga, her first international competition. She missed the Olympic () team the following year by one spot, J ' but has since become one of America's • SEE BERGESON PAGE 7 best. "° Last year during the National Championships in Seattle, Hemmens and her K-2 partner, Phillips of Hawaii, split up after a disappointing . ninth-place finish. That's when Roussel came into the picture. Phillips decided to stay in Hawaii for Outrigger competition last year before-the pre-Olympic Regatta, and Roussel, a junior nationaf champion and world qualifier, was next in line. The first time Hemmens and Roussel sat in a boat together, they finished eighth. "Lla and I were closer than Trad and I," Hemmens said. "You win or lose as a team, so you have to be willing to accept success together, as well as losing. You have.to be totally compatible to have a fast K-2. Lia really made a commitment to work hard this year, and for me to stay in Newport Beach or Costa Mesa, I had to choose a K-2 partner who would be here, and Ua was the best choice. "Lla doesn't bring any preconceiv¢ ideas to the boat. Everything's so fresh. lt'.s not jaded in any way.• <>I) \tl>l< l >I \H'l . Atlanta's· cillling ... a -giant . T-~ • It's a theme park which puts some ~o shame. By Doug Sparks BOrroR'S NO'ra:Corona del Mar lelident Doug Sparks iS a (coaching) tecbnida.n to t.be 1996 Olympic Gemes in Atlanta. whole day-UM!ay endeavors for the Gamet began July 8. DoagSpub 'An.ANTA-· Notes and thoughts while waiting for Opening Ceremonies, which are Friday. July 18 -The Coca Cola Olympic Qty II a combination high tech ammement park. and, of ooune, shopping outlet As you~ the entrance you ~ under a huge mural ot fans ID a pecked stadium who are (loudfy) ~your entrance. 'J'.tiougll 1 ~it when I WU blire far tbe otymplc 1\iaJs lat mantb. lt II deftnitely for kidl and f1miJies. ~the attradionll ... PEDALING, ALL THE WAY TO ATLANTA L IDO ISLE -Before her days of owning a driver's license, Ua Roussel would wake up each morning at 5 a.m., hop on her bicycle for the 20-minute trek to the Newport Aquatic Center, and train in her kayak 1n the Newport Harbor channels before the sun would rise. Most ol her Newport Harbor High cla.ssmates would be snuggled in.a warm bed during those col~ter mornings, while RoUSJet was pedaling closer to the Olympic Gamel. "It was terrible in the morning, when it was all dark and freezing cold," she said. •1 remember putting on all my clothes for winter, then getting super hot because of the work on my bike. It wu bad.• It's not so bad now that she's actually beaded for the 1996 AUanta Gamel in the women'• kayak doubles (K-2) with DeAnne Hem.mens of Cotta Mesa. Rouuet. 18, wu graduated from , • It was never the workouts so much as that damed bike ride every morning. B~ Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot Newport Harbo~ H19h last month. In a few days, she'll beg1n competing against the best kayakers in the world. Roqsset. thanks to a first-period vacancy t.h1s year, was able to train with the veteran Hemmens each morning since September. In March. they won the doubles In the prelim1nary tr1alt for the U.S. Olympic canoe and kayak sprint teams at the Olympic training center in Chula VJ.Sta, qualifying for a two-week evaluation camp. Then. after proving to the organluttion'• aelect\pn committee Ul&t tber9 ii no l'Wifter tandem, RoUJMt and H91D!!MN were ottidally named to the U.S. Olympk nalning 'l'Mm. f They represented the United States in the doubles (K·2) and tows (K-') at the Hemispheric Qualifier in Gainesville, Ga. -site of. the Olympic venue -in May and advanced to the '96 Olympic Games. Tho,e chilly mornings on her bicycle will not be forgotten in Roussel'• mind when abe makes thote commemoratlW steps With UM l'9lt of the U.S. Olympianl during Opening Ceremoniel on July 19. ROUllel was not ralled in an athletic fanilly, yet she tried every sport ~ble tn junior higb achool. Ralph Wbltford, 1{0U1Mt'1 mtb:ilf8de teeCber who introduced her to byikiDg, former OlymplaD ' Sheila Conover and onetime NAC junior director Jirka Batlic have been her kayaking mentors. Tony Ciarelli, Newport Harbor's highly respected weights and conditioning coach, was also instrumental in Rousset's development, though geared more toward track and field, in which Rousset was a tirst-cla.ss shot putter and discus thrower. In 1994, Roussel qualified for the CIF Southern Section OMsion ll preliml in both events, but ha~ to forfeit the invitation because of kaya::H commitments that even y led to her adv~ to th• Junior World 'll'aUS. "IA the begtnntng, I really didn't want her to do the sport. bilc&UM I ~tit wo\ild tab away Im fwmtntne bOdy -gift ber. big, ftrOn9 back.• Mkl her father, Roaw . Rou11et. •My wife, $\WU, Mid. 1.00k at It this way ... all of ber frieDdl wlD • loot tM ..... way.'" Newpon Bach/Cosaa Mesa Daily Piloc CONTINUED flOM I ~o acOred wttll C>.05 ~OD tbedoc:k ~ ~""in the lrit JUUDd Gf .... '88 to [ give Team USA• +emedc wAdOry. a.... would daf4iat the U.S. ID tll9 tlold-aaecllll ~ I ·1 got nNlD}' lw;k)' m t1e lbt·game 9 w t Yugoslavia. It WU mlda out to bit mare thin Wbet it l was," ~laid Of bll game-~ goal, when he wu statiOQed In ti»e!-9 received a pus t from teamma'9 ~ Qm:apblG. I '1°hAt WU-but it -.-.v, becaUM tbe ball came ott my band ~*'9 lb sculling (ID golf) and then getting tbNe feit nm the flag ... Schroeder ICOred with 0:03 left aga.tmt Hungary to put the U.S. into the PiMI Pour. following the u .s. victory over Russia, the squad bad a cha.nee to avenge the bitter setback ol 1984. •we had been together a lQDg time, Yugoslavia lad beaten U9 in '8' and we were expected to O:iedal in ·aa,-~eson Mkl. ·nere wu some hope t>r revenge over Yugoslavia:" After the Seoul Games, 1 fergeson had enough of water polo. He was 27 at the 1 time, had been cut from the 1984 Olympic team and l decided to stay with it another four years, espedolly , with his former high school coach, Barnett. as the U.S. coach. "l always felt he bad the talent to get on the Olympic team. even in high ICbool," Barnett said of 'i Bergeson, who led Newport Harbor to two CIF Southern Section titles. •He bad tremendous I ~ess, a great shooting arm, great legs and he WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1996 JUNIOR ALL-STARS BASEBALt. PLA YOPFS Costa Mesa sees three-run lead vanish in bottom. of seventh, 6-5 ~ • Late flurry by Seaview eliminates Costa Mesa American from tournament. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot WESTMINSTER -In their first year of lead- ing off base, pitching from a stretch and playing seven innings, Manager Chris Brannick's.<;:os: ta Mesa American Junior All-Stars (13s) discov- ered what baseball life is like without defense on Tuesday. For six innings, Costa Mesa American had a lead. Pitching (by right-bander Josh Graves) and defense (particularly by second baseman Brad Appleby) helped Brannick's band of war- riors to a 5-2 edge, with only three more outs needed to secure a spot in tonight's District 62 title game against host Westminster at Johnson Intermediate School. But something funny happened on the way. ' sational snag on the mound in the fourth, tum- tng a low line drive into a double-play ball In the fifth, Appleby backhanded a deep, · soft liner over second base, then caught pop- ups in shallow right field and behind second . base. Graves coaxed Seaview hitters into three ground outs in the sixth, allowing Brannick and his followers to believe a trip to the champi· · onship game was within reach. Graves scattered 11 hits, but gave up only one earned run. He was relieved with one out in the seventh by Alan lane. Mesa American committed two errors in the seventh to provoke Seaview's rally. Kevin Novak, Seaview's leadoff hitter, ripped a two-run single to tie the game, then Matt Ross scored the winning run from third base when a routine ground ball to second resulted in a throwing error. "We played hard," Brannick said, "it just got away." Seaview starter Cory Hazelzet walked five of the first six hitters he faced, before getting lifted, as Mesa American scored once. ; was a very smart player. At Stanford, be was known I as a fun-loving guy, but he was pretty serious around me and around the pool." I Berge5on's brother, Garth. was a CIP PJayer of the OAll.Y PILOT ALE PHOTO Corona del Mu High p'oduct James Bergeson, during his playing days ln '84. "We played good defense until the last inning," Brannick, dumbfounded, said. "That's a tough way to lose when you think you've got it in the bag." Host Seaview (4-1) scored four unearned runs in the bottom of the seventh to pull out a dramatic 6-5 victory and advance to the cham: pionship game, eliminating Costa Mesa Amer- ican (3-2) in the make-it or break-it game that appeared to be a lock for Graves & Co. Mesa American added four runs in the fourth, keyed by pinch-hitter Travis Th.mble's two-run double. Galel Fajardo had a scoring fly ball to center field and Graves had an RBI sin- gle. Mesa American batted around and had a '. runner (Ryan Costelloe) thrown out at the plate I Year for Corona del Mar Hig~ his mother, Marian, is the fonner California State Senator. I Bergeson, who lives in Dove Canyon, still follows l the game. •I saw the guys in LJJe magazine this 1he construction business, another in the entertainment and special-event equipment field. in the inning. . "I was at their send-off gala earlier this month 1 year," he said. "That's always entertaining. I don't (at Fashion Island) and t was telling some of the players to enjoy tt while you can," .Bergeson offered to this year's Olympic team. ·vou're on top of the world for a while, then you're just another Joe Blow, so you better enjoy it.• Center fielder Brent Stevens bad grabbed a pair of fly balls in the first inning, setting the defense tone for Mesa American. It also had a base runner called out by inter-· ference, when Stevens' line drive hit a team-'. mate leading off second base. 1 know what would have happened if \hey would have I posed that opportunity to OUJ teaniin 1988. I don't know if anybody would have (posed nude with a I water polo ball covering their waist area).• DISTRICT 62 JUNIOR All-STARS S..vlew 6, Cosqi MeM American 5 I Bergeson, who helped Stanford win two NCAA I titles, is now a part owner of two companies, one in While Bergeson has been there and done that, he'll be one of Team USA's biggest fans when the Games begin. In the second, Mesa American left fielder Ricky Flores (3 for 4) came up on a line drive and went back on a deep ball to squeeze two outs. Costa Mesa American l 00 400 o -s 7 4 Seaview 000 011 4 • 6 12 4 • Appleby flashed his leather in the third with a putout and an assist, then Graves made a sen- ·Graves. Lane (7) and Fajardo; Hazelzet. Wilson (1), Booth (S) and Macensk1. W -Booth. L -Graves. 2B -Trimble (CM). Erwin (S). ~irst-round results from hardcourt championships (men's 50s and 55s) at Llndborg Racquet Club I I 199' HARDC:OUWr CMAMPIONSHtPS I (llt Undbofw Rac:quM Cub) I Meft's 50 $lnglel I (first~ def. Fred Shuey (La Jolla), 6-1, 6-3, TENNIS Men's 55 Singles (first rowtd) Mon-ls Woodson del Jerry Paul (Borego Springs), 6-1, 6-1; William~ def. David King (Salinas), 6-1, 6-2; Wllham Simonton (Concord, NH) def. Art Jenkins (San Clemente). 4-6, 6-2, ret. \Tom Wlre (Westlake Village) def. Mark Dolansky (Huntington ~a<h), 6-3, 6-1; Dennis Trout (Solvang) def. Jim Kelly (Marfna Del Aey), 6-1, 5-5, rel; Davld ~(Corona clet ~)def. Roy Meng ffiucson), 6-1, 6-3; Dick Johnson (Baldwin, Mo.), def. Gordon Davis Gary Cordell (Palo Alto) def. Rick Sommer (Highland Park, II.), 6-2, 6-3; Bill Verner (Oaremont) def. Bob Shlneflug (Antioch, II.), 6-2, 6-4; Don Maki, Kalama, Wa.) def. Ron Allison (Marina Del Rey), Hi, 6-0, 7-5; Louis Johnson (Wellington, Fla.) def. Ben Murphy (Malibu), 6-0, 6-1; Tom Wire (Westlake Village) def. Dennis Trout, 7-6, 7-5; David Ahmed (Laguna Bea<h) def. Billy Higgins (Moreno Valley), 7-5, 7-6; Rkhard DeBeau (M is.slon Viejo) def. Larry Rabineau (Los Angeles), default; Ted Hoehn (Burlington, Vt.) def Robert Johnson (Laguna Niguel), 6-2, 6-1; Richard Perry (Enid. Ok.) (lndlanapolls) def. Terry Anderson (Carmichael), 6-1, 7·5; Ron Roberts (Kamuela, Haw.) def. Mark Billings (Oceanside). 6-0, 6-0; Carl Montross (Orangeville) def. Bob Bachman (San Diego), 6-3, 6-1; Bob Henslef (Tucson) def. Bob Bush (Ogden. Utah), 6-3, 6-2; Hight Redmond (Colorado Springs) def. R09ef Hing (Fountain Valley), 6-4, 6-7, 6-2; Edward Alson (Los Angeles) def. Richard Gross (Las Vegas), 6-4, 7-6; Herman Ahlen (Dana Point) !ief. Armado Favazza (Columbia, Mo.). 6-1, 6-0; Grant Calkins (Rancho Cordova) def. Roy Meng (Tuaon), 6-2, 6-2. Jim Farrell (San Francisco) def Bob Jones (Irvine), 6-2. C>-6, 6-4; <:ar1 Montross (Orangeville) def. Ron Roberts (Kamuela, Haw.), 4-6, 6-1, 6-3; David Lougff (Palo Alto} def. Jim Carlin (Holmdel, NJ.), 7-6, 2-6, 7-6; Allen Shapter (Palm Desert) def. Wes Simmons (Lakewood), 7-5. 6-3; Jerry Edgar (Mission Viejo) def. Russell Bucklin (Mountlake Terrace, Ws), 6-4, 7·5. xnard). 6-1, 6--0; Tom (Scottsdale) def. Hank Salvatori ( os Angeles). 6-0, 6-1; ~Sle (Westlake Village) def. Dave Dollins lt:s<ondido). 6-4. 6-2; Leland Housman (San Diego) def. Ken Brown CthoeniiQ, 6-0, 6-2; C. Ray Lake (Kamas City) def. David Gordon (Los ~ngeles), 6-1, 6-0; Leigh Olson (San Jose) clef. Phillippe DeGlllllllnde (Costa Mesa), 6-4, 6-7, 6-4; Jimmy Parker (Houston} def. Oint Evinsen <•orttand, Ore.), 6-1, 6-1; ~er Bronson (Scottsdale) def. Ray Price (thoenix). 6-2. 6-1; Ken Robinson (San Carlos.) def. Charles Hicks def. Ron Roberts (Kamuela, Haw.), 6-2, 6-2. 0-n Gillen (Cathedral City) def. PJ. Anderson (Colorado Spring), 6-2, 6-0; Dave Bohannon (Garden Grove) def. Ken Sawe< (Carbondale. Co.), 6-2, 6-2; J C. Tucker (Richmond) def.· James Martin (Briggs, la). Hi. 6-3; Danny Debby (Del Mar) def. Mike Nash, 6-4, 6-1; David Berg (Tuaon) def. Vilnls Eurin (long Beach), 6-4, 6-2; Charlie HC>Yeler (Ross) def. Robert Kisner (Hun tington Beach), 6-0, 6-3; Dennis llower5 (Fullerton) def. Oouglas Runquist (Palm Springs), 6-7, 6-4, 6-1; Woodson Morris (Chula Vista) def. Wllliam Ulmt!f (Indianapolis), 6-2, 6-0! Ben Vam (Inman, S.C.) def. EmefY Jakab (Mayfield Heights. Oh.) 6-0. 6-0; Leonard Undbo<g (Laguna llffctt) def. Ken Bodenstein (Santa Monica), 6-1, 6-2; Dick Landenbefg (Dallas) def. John Dfehne< (San Diego). 6-1, 6-1; Allan carter (NewYOfit. N.Y.) def. Allan Df~en (Calabasas), 6-3, 6-4; Hamilton Sah (Cerritos) def. Gorfdy Ni<tiol (Wayne, Pa.), 4-6. 7-6, 6-2; Ed Lynch (Vent\Ka) def. Grant <:alkins (Westlake Vill.ge), 4-6. 6-2. 7-5; lMry Dodge (Piedmont) def. Frank INebstef (Huntington leach), 6-2, 6-2; Mii ...,.,.._ (c:o.ta Mesa) Hight Redmond (Colorado Springs) def. Bob Hessler (Tuaon), 6-2, 6-3; Bill Lange (Evanston, II.) def Chock Narv1n (PnoentiQ, 6-2. ~2; Geof Grant (Sausalito) def. Frank Fulton (Denver), 6-0, 6--0; Bob Dueslef (Laguna Beach) def. Bill Miller (Berkeley), 6-2, 6-2; Richardo Remolif (Los Angeles) def. Jeff Schubert (DallM) default. Fred Nobles (Malibu) def. Tom Olnwiddie (Tucson), 6-2. 6-3; Fred Scott (Los Angeles) def. George Godde (Rancho Santa Fe). 6-2, 6-2. (l os Angeles), by default. I ,Woody~ (*wport llMd\) def. Bobby FulcMr (~.Ra.), 6-1, 6-2; Ron He..al (NeudpOrt hllch) def. Jti<:k Griffin (Dallas). 6--0, 6-4; Jurgen Janson (Westlake Village) ~f Mlke Faz¥> (Humlngton Beach),~ 6-1; Roy Meng (Tucson) b1ARY I CONTINUED FROM 6 . cjf great gymnasts and then ijecome a judge. : A demonstration called ·vou be the J':'dge ~ ~eaches you ~bout mechanics. : At the end you judge a routine. Great audience qarticipation as three members are pulled up on stage to "be the jµdge." Total time is about 15 minutes. : There are too many exhibits k> share but my favorites were <;:arl Lewis' shoes next to Jesse <?>wens' shoes, recogn.i.z.ing their !bur gold medal performances in one Olympics, and a man with rjo arms carrying a relay baton ijetween his cheek and shoulder o/ith the caption relating to spirit and determination. ' The kids' favorite is th~ Coke bottle misting machine. You lift the top and it sprays a very fine white cold mist on their Heads. · I I : • Quote of the day from BWy P,ayne, ACOG President when asked about the policy of ijaruiing non-competing athletes ftom the Olympic Village: : "We're not in the vacation quslness. • I Please understand the great llmgths it takes for an athlete to ~et this far. wt saturday was ~e deadline for 1non-qualifytng" Amerlcans to make the team. J What this means is that t;l1ough an athlete finished in the ~p three and "made" our U.S. , he or she bad to also meet gid Olympic Qualifying dard. be or she does not, the next er with a qualifytng ard goes in their place. • Last weekend our top fema.le mpettton husband bad an thlete who aet home and atched the meet we attended t Duke tJnlvenlty to ... lf he as an Otympian or not. · Having .ftnJlbed fourth in the 1 be WU Out. But lince the p&ace ftrdtW did nat mMt tandard a.od be~ he's in. 90 the queltioa begi: .. Mr. PayDe; bow came I *Mllrad .. tbe IMt '°'*,..rs ol far~ llOO. maatb llid_..111 doDaliOlll ad I cm't 1D OM! °"*"* Wllgal Bob BMtJett def Jim Oartl• (Newport hllch), 6-2, 6-4. How: Calling all youngsters _ages 7 -.14._ . Scheduled events • 40-yard dash • passing competition • obstacle course • shuttle run • kicking competition When: Gordon Davis (Encino) def Johan S1hota {Huntington Beach), 6-0, 6-1; Larry Rauppius (RIChmond, Va) def Uoyd Goldwater (Pacific Pal!Siides), 6-3, 6-2. Len Saputo (Walnut Creek) def Rott Meger (c.osta Mesa), 6-2. 6-3; ~ Stedt~ (Kentfield) def Francis Juhasz (Glendale. Wt ), ~. 7·6 Sat., Aug .. 3, 1996 •orientation at 9:45 a .m . • competition begins at 10 a .m. •lunch will be served at 12:30 p .m. Where: Corona del Mar High School football field 2101 Eastbluff Drive ,,. Newport Beach Open to all youth between the ages of 7 -14. Each will compete within one of four age categories: 7 &8, 9& 1 O, 11 & 12 and 13 & 14. The top 3 competitors in each event in each age category will receive an award cetificate. Every competitor will receive a commemorative T-shirt; a Hard Body Energy Bar, courtesy of MLO; and valuable gift certificates. All participants are eligible to win wonderful prizes in an opportunity drawing. Fee: Entry fee is a $15 donation that will go to aid In the renovation of Davidson Field. Entry Info .. : Fiii out the entry form below and send It with a check of $15 per participant , made payable to: Corona del Mar Touchdown Club, 2101 Eastbluff Dr., Newport Beach, CA 92660, Attn: Roger J . Roelle. (one entry , form per participant, please). Registration must be.received no later ~an Wed., July 31. For more lnfonnatlon: Contact Mike Roelle at Corona del Mar High School football office at 759-1828. • . ----... ---------------.. --------------- -----------.. -----------.. -------NEWPORT-MESA STADIUM FUNDRAISER Name of competltor:..;..... _ __;;.. ____________________ _.Age _______ Grade ___ _ Addresa---~~------"'--''-"-,.__ _____ ..,_;_.--~-~-~----------~-------------~~ ·Daytlmephone~;..;...;..;~~..__ _________ _.;.....o ....... _._ ......... _..--..~~~..._-_,.......__..;.___.__. _________ .......,.--.;.~~~ H~h------------~lgh---------~'Blrthdate _____________ ~----- Slgnature of partlclpan '--_.;.~---.-----..__--......_ ____ ....._~~---------------~-------~ Signature Of parent or guard Encloeed, pie•• find my Cheek of $15 aa a donation to help rwiovate O.vld9on Fteld . I ' ' • I ' i I : •' ~-. ! ' ' I 11 " --~-,. --~· ·~ " .-41:'" --1 ~· :e WEONfSOAV. JULY 17, 1996 PUIUC t1oncn Pu11.1c NOTICES Puauc NOTICES Puauc NOTtcu ,.Jluc NOT1cn -PUIUC 10ncu Pu1uc NOTICi!s ,-j PUBLIC NOT1c11 -Puauc Hor1c11 I Puauc ttoT1C11 - .....-UC NOTl,._ Ill YOU 09.JfCT TO the en attorney reletral MfY\Ct CARLE~ ~c:>YISE 43'1 CNW Moote 234 PUii.iC llOTICI ordt. TIM IMMICilltV hetllwlnlD C.fl Of llQvldatlCI dalml llld In 1t1 ~~t coo~ Ji: ~. ~ ':=:..=-= • rv• ~'"g grantll\g Of~ petition, you or • ltgll lies oltl~ (Jl1ttd FL.AflAwu-., DAVID 6200 Philip Mom~ 526 _ *" to cond4.ICt & 11111!1M llldudl(la. VlllhOUt 1my P'Ol*tY ... vr• 11'1,. o --· , 1hould ap,,.., 11 1n. hear· In th• phOne boo!<). ~VIO Jfl. ROBERT 5223 Jamu ow.na 5o2 ,......_ ••lne•a l~utt tall oursu¥l 90 lie B of fie tor COMmon •nall0n1 ~.!'..!.....°.! C9'0IA1'11111 #t...., • PUIUC NOTICI! 11,g aod •~ VOUt ob-O..PI* o. que le en-AUTOS ONEIU.. BOBBY· CralO Dlmond '101 ..... Stetewwnt proWJlont or CtllloOlll com· or CMUlllV tlaur Olt real prR ~~ T,......,., and...,...• , e:ons or me written ob-treguen Hta cltlclOn Judi-AUTO 811 TICfWtll 8io TM f080W4t10 ~ .,. mttCW code MCtton 9601 (4) lnlllrlnCll or MY ollitl lbM ii .PUr to "": """ !>Md fl fruit ..,,.,.., on , NOTIC• TO OM with the coult ~ cfaT ul1ed tltt1e. un l)fuo .de GONZALES. TERESA PO-RICHARD SIODERS AUC· dOing ~ u: Mack't (al (II) .. d to lndudt fn iri.non· rwit malnUlneel on llM HJtiltW Q1 ~tffwport BNCb. HMI u Oocument No ... COMTRACTORI 0 th• htaiing. Your IP. 30 DIAS CAL£NDARIOS 008 • TIONEEA , • Aulo7M•tln•. 1 Tto M~ judldal for~ur• of lh• .. la. Rtel •tall and Ille ="'nt Ct. 82.$$0 Hit uneltfalgoed IM7M °' Oflidlf Recoidl IC! .. ~INQPOR8fDI l)lare.noemaybelnl)lrlOn pata prtHntar una r .. Publlshed Newport Pubtlihtd Newport rOllla IAUJ, Cotta Me ... dtlal0td~lhll11ouceofllllt·llld the right to Ind M•Olsc::lllma.iyliallll!YfO!' olliclaotNCOunty~d SCHOOL DISTRICT: or by your attomey. •c>Yfft:a "c:1it• a rMqutna Beach-Co11a M... Dally aeac:h-Coita Mu.a Dally CA 82a7 ... , Nit • tollowl: (A) 11 ol r ... Ole same. and 11 IWlrdl tny lncorrtc111est ot tnt PfoP-_ ~ Cllibnll _. N!WPOAT·M!SA UNIFIED IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR en .... Corte. Pilot July 10, 17, 1896. Pilot July tO 11 ~. Chatlu .. t Madi, a11e Ill bulldlr\gUnd !mprovtmtntundlof oliltr eotnpent.ttklll ~"'I. addrm and other common • 11r. o.i 'TSlltiOlll. .ii fllll. 6CHOOL DISTRICT or a contingent crecfitOf of Una carta o una lfamlda W783 ' ' W787 Country CWb Dr., Colle now Of hert1"9f wecltel on lht tnctudlOO 111 lnlWttt PllYlble cltila.natlor., It any, sttown • TIUllOt ...., 1 •PROJECT: BID 103·97, lht deceased, you mull Ill• teletonlca no le ofrtcera p , C NOTICE Mesa. CA t2m Land, otscribtd on .ctltdlllt A llllftofl IJ'ld 1118 rlgllt to COlltCt httein. The cotal ¥1\0Unt ol tilt mMntd ITW1. 11 e;ilitomw CONTRACT 03·97, AS· your claim with tha ooUf1 prolocdon; au reapuee1a. UBU PUBLIC NOTICI Thi• t>utlntt1 I• con-tiltleheO hereto and mlelt a Ptf1 .,d rtoelW 1ht aame (In 1ht unpaid balallc:e of Ille obilatllOn ~ ... ~ \1 ~ PHAlT/PAVING AT VARI· and mall • copy to th• ptr· Hrll• • maqulnl tlenl que 1381309 ducted l)y: ao lnclMduel htftof (the "IJ11pt<Mmen11•) lltlmaM •nd oolMcft.ltl'/ tte11red bY the prociertv lo be UH_., r .. Y ......... t OUS DISTRICT LOCA· sonal reprtstnt1Uva ap. c:umplir con tu lormAll-Ft ~r.• 8 tn .. a cn.1389314 Have you 1t1t1td doing (Ille Lind togeht wftt1 !he "niwd1"), llelttOfort 11\il IOld llld 'r•onalllt .s.ma•~ tit Wiii· sd et~ ,lldOn., f lONS pointed by th• court within dadtl legate• 1propl1dN c ous ua butlne11 yet? Y••· eJ319CJ I~ •• htrltnlher llelMlllf madt to lht PftM!ll eotll, &XPlllMI "1d ldYancea 11 IN h!Qllest bidCllf for CUh • BID DEADLINE: Juty 25 lour months from lht date al uated qulert que I• cont Nam. ltat.ment FINcUtlou5~!',u•I~ Chari.s M. Mack c r•lt!Jtd to IS tnt Ind II subsequent owners of lht time of ltlt lnl1lal pubb11on (plyallle •dint of Ult in MM "1098 At 2:00 P.M. ' ot first l11uanc:• of tht let· escuch• au c110. 'the followlng perton• are ame .. emen Thia 1111ement w11 flied "Real £at1•")' (8j 111 and SlnQU· lht real estatl IOd 1ht equlo-or 1ht nollet of fale It money. of IN ~ Slatla. by PUCE OF BIO RECEIPT: ter1 aa provided In Hctron SI uat•d no present• au dolno business as: The Inn Tha following ptnio!'s 11• wllh the County Clerk of i., lht ""'"*1ts. lltttd~11 mtnt bY fie Unhtd States lflt $33,675.&64.10 In addition to CUI!, a euhltr'1 dltCk dthn br SUSI NESS SERVICES & 91 oo of th• Calllomia Pro-respuesta a tlempo, putd• at WOOdbrtdg•. 245 Fl• doing business u . Th• Orange County on 6-25-N and IPl)Uf'1111111C91 llllOnGIOO or Stafl ofcanfomll or any po~lleal cash th• trua .. ~~ aooept • atllil °' nlllof\ll blrlll. a cheek "UXIUARY OPERATIONS, bate Code. Th• time tor fll· perder el caso, y I• pueden ehtt Aven1.11, 0.1, Cotta ~llf1< at A Bay Tegac•c 2~5 1 toe3U7411 in lllY*fY IPC*lllnloG to Itta subdivision lht1eol. or any cashlei's chtck drawn on ••II• :i..n by 1 atlll Of ftdtlll clldl 12985-A Bear Street, Costa Ing ct alms will not expire qultar 1u selarlo, 1u dlnero ':~~~l262~111 Patt ~sch•c.~ ":;~:S · 1 • oa a DaUy Piiot JUM 2tS July 3 Real Et11it and llU""*"lon or agtncy, dtl>lrlment, bllreau. Of ni~011tl bank, a check dr•wn lllllon °' 1 ClleCll Ortwn br -~ ~~24cfA 92826• <714> ~~or~.:~~~ 'd:,~,h~,f~o:d ~r0g,i;::d ~~s:J,0 cs.:,,cri ners, •r c°a~1fom1:111m1t.d Af.'v .. Asaiated UVing, inc .. 10, 11. 1999 ' W74e =~:~··~.:i~.::S or rori; =~~{"~0~· :.m".'sn~~ ~r! :~ord~~=al ::S!\aU:'°~ 1111a 0r ftdttll IM1oulld ~ PLACE PLANS/OOCU· above. nal por pll1e de la Corte. partnership, 245 Flecher a Callfornla corporation, PUBLIC NOTICE and revenue lhtieof "10:So111exll .()( lltreafttr crealed federal savings and IOall asso-"~ &a'MOI ~ ~ENTS TO BE PICKED UP: YOU MAY EXAMINE the Eidsten olros requlaltoe I• Aven119, 0.1, Costa Mesa, 245 Fischer Avenue, 0-t, ttte estlll, right, tttre lntlml, {cc . "Governmental ctatlon, savings association or « samga IMf* ll*lfl8d )Sama as above. Ille kept by th• court. If you '1•101. Puedt que usted CA 82626 Costa Mesa. CA 92828 Flctftloua auslMU dower and rlahl ol dower Authority" tor lh• laking by savings bank Specified In slcllon SfdiOll 6102 of Ille F'inancillf WALKTHROUGH: A man· are a person lnteretted In qutera Hamar a un abogado ARV Investment Group, This bu.slneu la con-Name Statement curtes and rigl\ll of curtesy' eminent omaln. 0011demnaUon 5102 of ttt. Hnandal code and Codit and ~to dO bllli- clllory walk1hrough 01 the the estate, you may file lnmedlatamente. SI no Inc:,, a Califomla corpora· ducted by. a corporation Th• toflowtng s>«•ons are propeftv possession claim Ind or otherwise ol all or any part of aulhorlled 10 Clo buslneSs In !Ills nus 1n#tla Stall) at Tiii MAii site Is scheduled for July wllh the c:ourt a formal R .. conoce a un abogaclo tlon, 245 Fl1eher Avenue, The registrant oommenced doing business as:. wn. demand Wtiatsoevtt, boll\ In law lht rea1 ''late and equll)ment or state. tn the event tender other {NO«Tff) .EJrl'M,llCI TOW: 17. 1996 at 8:00 a.m. Pro-quest tor Spec111 Notice of pued•Jlamar a un HMclo 0.1, Coeta Mtl8l CA 92626 to transact business under nams Specialty, 12411 Ran-and equity of Debtor 01 II! and any eastment or otlltr right than cash Is accepl8d the 1rustet C6Um COUlmfOUlf :Spective bidders are 10 lhe filing ol an Inventory de referenela de abogados Jambor" Hous n9 Corpo-the fictitious name or chero way 0¥den Grove to Ult Rui Esllte anci of' In and ther,ln. tnoludtog wtlhout Hml!· may wtthhold 1118 Issuance or ttte CIVIC Cont" DANI meet at Business Services and appraisal of estate as· o a una olicina de ayuda ration, a Callfornla non-names llsted above on CA 92643 ' ' to every l)ar1 end parcel biereof Ing lhe generaltty of Ille forego· 11us1M's deed until tunds be· IANTA ANA CA all riQht. blle & Auxlllary Operations. sels or of any pe!lllon Of legal (vea et directorlo tel• profit corporation, 2061 June I· 1996 1 Charles E. wrrnami, 111, wt111 tll&'appurt.enances. at any Ing, awards for any cllange or come available to 111e payee of and fntel1Sl ~ '° anc1 no.. 2985·A Bear Street, Cos1a account as r rovlded In fonloo). -Bu1lnesa ~enter Drive, ARV Assisted Uv ng, Inc., 124t t Ranchero Way, Oat· time belooglnQ or In anywise changes Of grade or tilt Widen· endorsee as a mattar of r1ahl held by It undtf UiC1 Octd t( Mesa, CA. Call (7t4) 556-section t 2SO o the Callfor· CASE NUMBER Suite 216, Irvine, CA 92715 John A. Booty, President den Grove CA 92843 • appertalnlnQ tfiereto· (C) all 01 Ing ol streets. roads or avenue Said sale win be made. but alllllted In .3240 tor details. Bids will nla Probate Code. A Re· (Numero d•I CHo) Jhl,s d b~~lne~1s it~ co~: ~~~s t~tatcmen; w&!,:'~ Thi• builnen Is con. Ille ftxtures and equipment oH alfecllng the real estate, to the Without covenant or warranty, '!:,11C:.,!; ~~ oe~ nol be accepted from con· quest for Special Notice 708872 uc: 8 Y· a m pa e oun Y ducted by: an individual every kind and nature Wllatso-exlint of all amounts Wl'llCll may express or implied, regarding • · . l'Mtl 1. Un« aa tractors not auendlng this torm Is available from the JUDGE nerahlp Orange County on a.14·96 Have you •tarted doing ever currently owned or hereat· be secured by the deed ol b'ust 11118, pOS'Sesslon. or encum 111t rand !here:· dellnld · INt walklh1ough. court clerk. The registrant commenced 18983888829 business yet? no ter acq_ulred by Debtor as or the date ol receipt, not· b1ances. to satls!Y lhe lndeblld as shOWn a . on , NOTICE IS HEREBY Attom•v for th• P•tl· JAMD~sp;· ~~Y, l~ tr'fi8•m business under Dally Piiot June 26. Juty 3, Charles E. wunam1, 111 (speolftcany excluding au tele: withstanding tile fact lhat Ille ness secured tiy said deed, cenain CondOmllliU;8 ~:&'1 ~ .GIVEN that 1he above-tloner: • 8 c:t ous name or 10. 17, 1996 W736 This atatement was filed phone equipment r&ased by amount thereof may not ttten be acrvances thereunder, w11h oonltd Septtmbef • • named School District ot DUAHE s . LINDSEY, The name and addresa of names llsted above on with the County Clllf'k of Debtor) and all appurtenanctS due and payable, and to the interest as provided therein, and Soc* 14235. Page t211 of Orange County. CA, acting ESQ (CSB 111 1134811 the court Is: (El nombre Y Jwne Jb '/:!6 Viii Patt PUBLIC NOTICE 01ange County on 5"26-96 1and additions 111ereto aod substl· extent or reasonable attorneys' Ille unpaid principal balance of Ofllc:ial Reconls of Onnat by and through Its Govern-HENDRIX & ASSOCI· direcc:lon de ta corte es) ne':.0 1r ~.': torni:' nmlted · 11963884'430 tuUons or reptacemen1s thereof, fees, cos1S and dlSbursemants. ttte ~ote secored by said deed COUnty. tallforma. hraf 2: Ifft lng Board. he~.elnatter re;, ATES 1300 BRISTOL ORANGE COUNTY SUPE· partne ship I ARV Invest· cna1389323 Dally Pilot June 261 July 3, now or hereattar at1adled to. or Incurred by secured party In ~th inleresttflereon as provided undivided Ul6lll 1111t11st1n andlO '•.rred to as DISTRICT. STREET NORTH STE RIOR COURT, 100 ctvto ment Group' Inc a cantor· Flctltlou• Bualn•H 10 17 t996 w750 intended to be attached to connection with the collectlon or rn said note. lees. ctiarges and Lots 1 ~nd 2 of Tract No. 1108&. will receive up to. but not • • Center Drive Weet Santa 1 '11 ·• 0 L N•m• Statement • ' 1 (though nol attached ttlereto) or such award. Debtor hereby expenses ol tile truslle and tilt u sllOWn on a MIC) "COIOed In l~ler than the abov1..s1ated 2 8 o ' N E W P 0 AT An CA 9270t , ~= 1Js~por~h:1• an ':J the The following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE located at. or Intended to be anlgns to secured party, and IJ'usrs cruted by said deed or Soc* 492. Pages 3 to 5, bcCll lime. sealed bids for the BEACH, CA 92800 1• v n, rm doing business as· The tlocallld at ttte Real Estalll or secured J>¥ty Is hereby author· 11us1. datlld: 0111 t/1996 HMH Inclusive of Misc:tllaMOuS M~J award of a. c:ontract for the Pu bll shed Newport The name, address. and ~~:~d, 1~R~a lnv~sg~:i~~ Park at Great Hills, 245 Fis· Flctltloul Bu1lnHa lptaced on any part thereof (said 12ed Lo collect and receive such PROPERTIES, INC. C/O Co•· Rtectds of o eou~: above pro1eet. Bids shall Beach-Costa Mesa Dally telephone number of plain-aon p,Chairma'X o f the char Avenue, D·1 Costa N•me Statement 'fixtures and equipment of every awards (subjeet to debtor's right •01weallll lllclTlllt Co1111a1.J talifomia logtlhe~ all 1M. be r~celved In the place Piiot Jul 10 11 17 1996 tiff's attorney, 01 plalntiff Bo.;d Jamb ree Housln Mesa CA 92626 ' The following persons are kind and nature wnatsoever and to be paid directly and apply lntdlt 801 North Brand Blvd., • IN eoii'l identified ~bove.d and ;1r~11 Y ' • • wth784 wllhout an attorney, Is: (El Corp~alion ° a Californi~ AAV 'Assisted Uving, Inc .. doing business as: Cat all appurtenances and addldons certaln awards as expressly 12th Floor Glendale. ca 912~ =:i~~nlta, be opene en pu c Y nombre, la dlrecelon y el non·profit Corporation Lila a Calllornla corporation, Companion, The, 2121 In· tllereto and subs!ltuUons or provided by the deed of b'ust). (81&} 552·7225 by. Virgin h 96 lncWaM loclteCI !ea~ci':ioud a~ t~e above-PUBLIC NOTICE numero de telefono del Ueberthal Execullve Oirec· 245 Fischer Avenue, D·l. dlan Springs Lane, New·1reptacements thereof, are here· and lo give proper receipts and Aparo. As.slstant Vice dPresfdTei~• ~ l'tretl 3• ·A non· s1a1 me an Pace. b d d 1 d d 1 t ' Costa Mesa CA 92626 port Beach CA 92660 inafler coliecUvet referred to as acqulttances therefor and Commonwealth Lan uv u ... rton. • ~ach bidder must submit BSC 5297 a oga 0 e eman an e, ~~Is statement was filed This business is con· Kimberly 'Kathryn Swor, tile "Equlpmenr • lncludtng, bu! subject lo ihe other prollisions Company, b'ustee p80609 exclusive easement aPC>Wttnatll wilh .ea~h bid a certified or NOTICE OF ~ del demandante qU9 no with the County Clerk of ducted by: a corporation 212t tndlan Springs Lane. without limltlng e generality of hereof. to apply tfle same toward 7117,7/24,7fJ1/96 to each Unit for N USI Ind cashier 9 check payable !0 PETITION TO tiene abogado, es) RO· Oran e Count on 6-l4-96 The registrant commenced Newport Beach, CA 92660 the foregoing, all plumblng, Ille lndebl8dness. notwlthstand· occ:upancy of those f)OlbOnS oC lhe dDIST~IC1T or ~ f bi~ ADMINISTER NALO E. DARLING ESO.. g 199~3988830 to transact business under This business Is eon· ventllatlng, air C411dltlonlng and Ing the tact that the run amount PUIUC NOTICE IN restlieled common uu J>on In 8 orm se ort GELBER, DARLING & ROB-the licllllous name or ducted by: an Individual alr·coollng apparatus relrlgerat· thereof may not Ulen be Clue and designated In IN Dedarallon cf !n lhe contract documents ESTATE OF: ERTSON, 600 Anton Blvd., Dally Pilot June 26, July 3, names liated above on Have you started doing ing, lnctneratlna. and escalator. payable; debtor hereby agrees CNS131162H RutJlctions and 5hoWn on 1111 '"an amount not !es~ lhan WILLIAM HENRY Suite 1600, Costa Mesa. 10, 17, 1996 W737 June t , 1996 business yet? no elevator powel , loading and upon demand of secured pany NOTICE Of CondOmulium Plan loreaen Uni. 10% of the maximum GRICEWICH, ab CA 92626 714197g.5769 PUBLIC NOTICE ARV Assisted Living, Inc.. Kimberly Swor unloading equipment and sys-to mal<e. execute and deliver PETITION TO The ~lty he1110fM dtsctll*I f.mo~~1 ~1 1~d a~i~dguara~j WILLIAM ORICEWICH DATE· JAN 29 1996 John A. Booty, President This statement was filed tems, sprinkler systems and from Ume to time. such furt11e1 ADMl'tlSTER rn being sold •is 1s·. The s"'et ee a 8 er w CASE NO. A 183018 · cns 1389308 This statement was tiled with the County Clerk ol other fire prevenUon and extfn· lns!ruments as may be rea· B.UE Cldtt nd Olll« c:ommen ent~r 1t"1<?1 t~e propose1d To all heirs, beneficiaries. bALANE FSOLANDTREERN, Cl0erk, Fictitious Bualn•H with the County Clerk of Orange County on 7·3·96 1gulshlng apparatus and pipes. sonably requested by secured ESTA0TEAUEYOF: N ~t•"'~ N any of N ,., con rac 1 e same 5 credllors contingenl c:redl· 'I • 1 •P· Orange County on 6·14-96 19983888577 pumps, tanks. conduits, fittings party lo confirm such assign· • ...,, ' • . awarded IQ such bidder. In tors and' persons who may u ty N•m• ~t•tement 19993880821 D ·1 PU 1 J I 17 24 31 and llXtures. motor vehlcies of ment ol said awards to secured CASE NO. A183367 Pl'OC>tlt)' CIUcribed *" 4 !heeventolfalluretoenler otherwise be interesled In Published Newport T~efollowingpersonsare D 11 Pll J 26 J 1 3 aiy 0 uy ' ' 'every kind and description party tree and clear and dis· T all heir• benefi· purf)Orted1Dbe:711W.1711L into said contract such se· . doing business as: River a 'I ot une • o Y • August 7, t996. w799 1 ciu 1 d ch ' Cl 1 b if . . 0 . • UnH H·7 COltl Miia, C. tlU'7 curily will be forfeited the will or estate, or both, Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Oaks Villas 245 Fischer 10 17 1996 w739 apparatus or ex son an arge1 o anyencum ranees o c1ar1e11, creditors, con· ....... ..:....-:..-.. TNllM .,_ The DISTRICT re~erves ot: WILLIAM HENRY Pilot July 3. 10, 17. 24. Avenue D·l Costa Mesa ' • PUBLIC NOTICE elxtermlndatlon of alvermln atundaen~akllndotor,.,neaturf!hWllt au·~_oevaenrd t ingent creditors, and•::, "'""''~..,-;:.tor-'-GRICEWICH aka WILLIAM 1996 · ' · PUBLIC NOTICE nsecis. ust remov appara s. le u• -v • "" r on who may other· c .. 1111S any....., ... , -·1 ·-· Iha right 10 reject any or all GRICEWICH • CA 92626 Fictitious Bu1ln••• liltlng and housekeeping ma· In erest of debtor In and to all P~ 8 8 · d • redntU of 1111 llr'Nt ldCktU and bids or 10 waive an'>'. . Ir· A PETITION has been W755 ARV San. Marcos, a Call· N•m• St•t•m•nt chinery apparatus and equip· subStltutes and replacements ol WIH ~e tntereate in ott1er common ~ it 'fegularltl~S or lnlormaht1es llled by MARK GRICEWICH PUBLIC NOTICE tornia llm1ted partnership, cns1389328 The following persons a1e ment. ash and fuel conveyors. and att additions and appurte· the will .or estate, or an • SllOWn htllin. Said .. will 1n any bids Of In lhe bid· In the Superior Court ol 245 Fischer Avenue, 0.1, FtctltlouaBualn•H doin business as: o .c . lncinerators,lnclneratlnglllcturesnancesto.therealestateandtlle both, of. NELLIE 0 . beymade,llUtwillloul~or ~Ing. No bidder may with· California, County of OR· SUPERIOR COURT Costa Mesa, CA 92626 N•m• St•tement PubP.c Relations. 4355 and equipment laundry macilln· equipment. hereafter acquired ALLEY ........ -~SI or ~ araw any bid for a period ANGE OF CAl.IFORNIA AfW Investment Group, The following persons are MacArthur Blvd Suite 241 ery apparatus and equipment by or released to debtor 01 A PETITION has ......... ,. • ~--·"'-• of 75 days atter th~ date THE , PETITION re uesls ' t~c:.. a Ca.lifomla corpora· doing business as: Tiffany Newport Beach:·cA 92660 ' laundry dlSposal equipment: cons!ructed. assembled 01 been fil~d by ELAINE A. l'fOll'dlnO t!tle, _ ... ~ ,., tor the opening o. bids. that MARK GAICEw13H be COUNTY OF ORANGE loon. 245 Fischer Avenue. Park, 245 Fischer Avenue, Sue Canon. 20 Wlndsong, cle.otnlng and pressing apparatus placed by debtor on the rea PARK in the Supe~or enc:umbllnces, ID pay Ille " The District has obtained appointed as personal teP· 341 The City Drive D·t,CoslaMesa.C.A92626 D·t,CostaMesa.CA92626 Irvine CA 92714 and equipment, valet shopestate.andaUconverslonsotttiE Court of Callfornia, ma1n1ng princlPll ium of tilt 'rom the Director of the De· resen1at1ve to administer Post Office This busines,s . is con-ARV Assisted Living, Inc.. This. business is con-equipment, barber shop and security constltuted lhereby County of Orange. note(s) secured by &lid DHcl of J?artment 01 Industrial Rela· lhe estate of the decedent Box 14171 ducted by: a hmiled part· a California corporation. ducted by· an Individual beauty salon equipment store lmmedlately upon sueh acquls1· THE PETITION re· Trust. With llll!reSl thettOft. as tions the general prevailing THE PETITION requesis Orange, CA nership 245 Fischer Avenue. D·1. Have yo~ started doing llxllJres and equipment, inuralS, Uon. ~elease, construction quests that ELAINE A. ptOVided in Slid "*(S), ~- rate 01 per diem wages and the decedent's Wiii and 92813·1571 The reglstranl commenced Costa Mesa, CA 92626 business yet? No mirrors attactled to walls. doors assembling, placement or con PARK be appointed as vanoes, rf any, unclertllttermaof )he ~eneral prevallfng ~ate codicils, if any, be admitted IN THE MATTER OF 10 transact business under This business Is con· Sue Cannon an<! other laclhties. wall·lo·wall version. as tile case may be, and personal representative Ult Deed of Trust. estimllld feta. ~or oHday and ov~rtime to probate. The Will and THE PETITION TO the lictl_tlous name or ducted by: a corporation This statement was filed carpets, linoleum. Inlaid floor In each such case. without an) to administer the estate charges and exoensea of N .work In lhe locality in any codicils are available names hsted above on The registrant commenced with the County Clerk ol coverings, wall beds. radio and further mortgage. conveyance of the decedent Trustee ano of IN trustS CIU'8cl -wh~h lhe ;ork 19 10 be for examination In the file CHANOE THE NAME June 1 • 1996 . to transact business under Orange County on 5·28·96 relevlsiQn apparatus a.nd equip· assignment or other acl b1 THE PETITl.ON re-by said Detd of Tnist. to-Wit pa ow1ed or eac:h cral1, kept by lhe court. OF Kellle Delaney •nd ARV S~ I Marcos, a Cali· the fictitious name or 199838B4877 ment electronic apparatus and debfor, shall become subjec1 tc quests the decedent's $1ot 153 az Estimated Acc:nlld clas: icatl~n d o: ·type f1 THE PETITION requests DouglH Lefebvre on ~r~~R~'r led t parts"~shlp, names llated above on Dally Piiot June 26 Juli 3 equipment. trees. shrubs, plants. ltle lien ol the deed ol b'ust .as WILL and codicils if intereSt a~ addltioNI advances wor nee e 0 encu e authority 10 administer the b•h•lf of Samuel Dou• Y· nves men roup, June 1, 1996 • 'planter and flower boxas black· lully and completely, and with b d · d • If will · 1l1is -... the contract. Holiday r~)es estale under the lndepen· I•• Lefebvre a minor l~e .. a California corpora· ARV Assisted Living, Inc .. 10. 17, 1996 w747 boards. bulletin boaros: stan· ltle same ellect. as l!lough nov. any, e a m1tte to any, lllC!tase '."""• ~hall be paid as spe<;11ied dent Administration 01 Es· " • 11on, Its General Partner, John A. Booty, President PUBLIC NOTICE chtons aasets, platforms, bars, owned by debtor and spe(;iflcal~ probate •. T.he WILL and pnor to . salt. The bentlidlly 1n the collective bargaining tales Act. (This authority CASE NUMBER Gary L Davidson, Chair· This statement was fifed bar equipment. beveraQe described herein. (I) all ol the any cod1e1ls ~re evall· under said Dttd of ~rust lleflll>. agreement applicable to will allow the personal rep-A 183172 man of the Board, ARV In· wllh the County Cle1k of Fictitious BuslnHs equipment. dining room and contracts tr om ume ro ume able f~H examrnatlon in I011 txeallld and oeliveltCI to IN each particular craft. clas· resentatille 10 take many ORDER TO vestme!"l Group. Inc., Gary Orange County on 6·14·96 Name St•tement restaurant equipment, kitchen executed by debtor rel.atlng to the file kept by the undtl1ignecl 1 wnuen OlclatltlOn slficatlon or type of work actions wllhout court ap· SHOW CAUSE FOR L. Davidson, Chairman ol 19983888626 The followln persons are cabinets, gas. electric and other ltle repair. upkeep, relurblsh· court. of Default and Dtmand !Of Salt, employed on the project. proval. Before laking eer· CHANGE OF NAME the Board Dally Piiot June 26, July 3, doin busine~s as: Elete stoves. ovens and ranges, ment, maintenance and opera· THE PETITl.ON re· and a wl1tllft Nollcl of o.tailt Coples ~f sc~edJ185 01 taln very Important actions PETITIONER(S) Kellie ~r~s ~lattment we~ ~lie~ 10 17 1996 W738 Ente~alnment to85 Main tireless cookers dishwashers Uon ol tile real estate. or otrier quests authority to and Eltdlon to StH. The under· rates so eter'!line are on however, the personal rep'. Delaney and Douglas Lele· I I e ounty er o ' ' Oran e, CA 92667 ' glasswashers, refrigerators. to8 wise relaled to tilt real" estate administer the estate SIQncd caused Slid Nollcl Of file at th.~ g:stnct offic~ and resentallve will be required bwe on behalf of Samuel Orange County on 6-l4·96 PUBLIC NOTICE Tracge Klrkpalrlc:k 227 boxes compressors. coll ~tllr Including, but no! llmlted to tile under the Independent Otfllllt and Election to Stl to be are ~vai artye 10 any n•e;· to give notice to interested Douglas Lefebvre, a minor 19963886631 Rose Lane Costa 'Mesa coolers and other refrigerating hotel management agreemenr Administration of Es· r!conled in !he county whlft !he este pa upo_nh requ~s • persons unless they have HAS/HAVE FILED A PETI· Dally Pllol June 26, July 3, cns,389302 CA 92627 ' • and cooking apparatus and between Marriott Hotels, Inc tates Act (This authori· rHI property Is locllld Ind morw ~n7;i~or~nc1~;11Ca~i~gr~~ waived notice or consented TION FOR AN ORDER TO 10, t7, t996 W735 Fictitious Builnes.s This business is con· equipment. medicine clles.ts. r Manager") and debto'.. (!tie ty will allow the per.son· tttan lttl'et months hllft t11pMc1 Labo~ Code lhe Contractor lo lhe proposed ac11.on.) CHANGE NAMES FROM PUBLIC" NOTICE Name St•tement ducted by: an indovfdual commodes. hospital equipment. Management Agreement ) and al repreaentatlve t o take since such ltOOtdlllOn. OMr. 7· shall st a 'cop ol lhe de· Th~ Independent adm1nls· Samuel Oou~as Lefebvr~ The tollowl er sons are Have you started doing cornices, manblls, paneling, !ho Payment Agreement between many ac:tiona without 2·11 MID CAL l8MCU u termi:tion ot Y prevailing iratoon authorlly wtll be TO Samuel elaney Lele. STATEMENT OF doing busln~s ~s; Bay Hill business yet? No pardttons, dralUng tables. draw-~~rlor " ~orpora(tlJr obtaining court approv· r11JS11t. '10 W. Bltdilo St 2nd rate of wages at each job granled unless an ln1er· bvre WITHDRAWAL FROM Park, 245 Fischer Avenue, Trace Kirkpatrick Ing boards, drawing cases, l arr ott') and • blor II al. Before taking "Certain R. CoMN. ~ 91123 (111)916· site The schedule of per ested person me~ an ob· II Is hereby ordered that D· 1 Costa Mesa CA 92626 This statement was filed sales, cablne!S, lookers, shelv· Payment AGreement ) asdany ol very important actions 1934 By Shdit L O""-TM· 1 • jection to 1he pehtion and all pe11ons Interested in PARTNERSHIP • •. with the County Clerk of Ing printing equipment and tne same may be amen ed' 01 h h j ..... ,_ d em wages 15 based upon show good cause why the this matter appear belort OPERATING UNDER ARV Assisted Uvlng, Inc .. Oran e Count on 6-4 96 apparatus public address sys· surplemented from time to time owever, t. e pe~sona IH Salf Offictf Cl .. 111 7110, a working day of eight court should not grant the lhis court In Department FICTITIOUS a California corporation, 9 y • tams, s'poU"'ht equipment, (g all of the compensat!On repr~sentat1v~ will ,be 7117, 7124, 1996 hours. The rale tor hollday authority No. 703 of the Orange 245 Fischer Avenue, D·1, 19983885449 emln equ1'pment picture awards damages rights ol required to give notice and overtime work shall be A HEARING on the petl-county Supe<lor court at ThB~~rN~SS NAME h Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Dally Pilot July 3. 1 o. 11,· ?rame~ sculptures · mirrors action ·and proc8eds arls~ to interested persons 1--------- a1 l ime and one-hall. The tlon will be held on JUNE Iha address shown above wlth~ra°w::w~ Pa"':!'ne:S~ This business Is con· 24, 1996 W758 lamps . brkra·brac 'vases or: from any talclng by any tawfu unless they have Conlrac:tor and any sub-25 1996 al 1·45pm In on 6-6. 1996 at 2:00 1 ducted by: a corporation PU IC NOT CE namerits carpers 'rugs beds powerorauthorltybyexerclseol waived notice or con· O ITU contraetor(s) shall pay not Dept 7oJ located at 341 o'clock p.m .. an'd then and ~ner romtl the dpartnehr· The reglslrant commenced BL I ~1ngs • mattresses ~dd""'. tfle right of condemnation or sented to the prooosed. B AJtY les~ than lhe specified pro-Tha ·,., ... n.1 ... oA"'" nr. there show cause if anv ~ P.. opera ng .~n er 1 -~ to 1ransact business under --:::r.; __ · "'~-"·"' ' "'"' •mln•iir dnmAln with resoect tc Antlnn I ThA '1..,.(,.n,.n .• _ ... k,. ----I' ti"i)-'h -ange CA 92668 tney nave, wny tne peuuon Distrlbuidora del Sur 81 .. -"'" "'uu.. ·;·'"' u N St 1 1 spreads bed llMn vanities any 01 me reai estate: ~'"J .. au o dent administration 1n1.1111 ~°:h:r:~!~J:i~~eot tti1e 1c~~ IF YoU OBJECT .TO the for change of name should 1400 E. St. Andrew Pl., ~~;:1.8~. ti~~d a ova on The 1o~~win: P~~~s are S8Cfetaries. bu11aus'. chltton: lfle lllterest ol debtor In all cash authority will ~e granted .. ,,_. tract granting of the petition, you !101 b~ granted. Sult& B Santa Ana Calif. ARV Assisted Uving Inc doin!1 business 85• lslatfd nlers. ches!S, chairs, SIDOIS, proceeds OI lhe operation OI the unless an interested :•no~ kathlaen A p ment Bond and a should appear at the hear· II Is urther ordered that a 92705 ' · John A Boo"' President ·• Medical 200 Ruby Ave desks. bookcases, tables, serv· real est.ale. Including tllosi person files an objeotion v•n• of Coron•, Perfor~ance Bond sha.11 be Ing and state your ob-copy of this order lo show The Flc:tltlous Business This state,,;~~t was filed Newpori Beach CA 9266£• ers. divans. couches, setl8es, maJntalned ~n Wells Fargo Bani to the petition and CA, daughter Of required prior to execution jectlons or file written ob-ceuse be published In NB/ Name ieferred to above with the County Clerk of Michael P. Kiper. 200 love seats. benches. nlallt aa:ount no. '4643082449 .a!ld a111 shows good cause why Nancy and Dorrance ol lhe coolract and shall be eetlons with the court be-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot, a was filed In Orange Cou. nty Orange County on 6·14·96 Ruby Ave. Newport Beach stands. costum91'S. smokfng ?Iller aocounlS and cerlihcares1 the court ahould not McClure, pa1aed 1 h 1 f h 1 fore lhe hearing Your ap-newspaper of general cir· 0 n Feb o 6 1 9 9 8 CA 92662 • ' stands sand jars side stands in Wlllch the same may be t th th lty away on July 4, 1998, cno~tr~cf~~~~.~~ n the pearanee may be In person culallon published In this F19963672533 • • . . tCl9838891S32 This business 11 c:on· basketS, andirons.'ctoekS. cande1 deposl!eCl •. (I) all or the payments, granA H~:RINc:; 0~ the and wu tares to '981 Each bidder shall ·be a Ii· or by your attorney. county, at !asst once a Full name and address 01 Daily Pilot June 26. July 3, ducted by: an Individual labra. statuary, china. glassware. ot owners base return (a51 petition will be held on July 1 o, 1998 •• censed contractor pursuanl IF VOU ARE A CREDITOR week ft>r tour consecutive the person withdrawing: 10. 17, 1996 W740 Have you started doing table linens, towels, bath mats, dellned In Iha Managemen~ August 22 1996 at Pacfflc View Memol'lal lo the Business and Pro-or a contlnge!lt c:redllor of weeks prior to tho day of Luis Alfonso Sanchez, 301 business yet? No shower curtains. hollowware. agreement) payable by Mamon ~·45 p M . ' De t 7D3 Park , In Coron• del tessions Code ancl be II· the deceased, you must file the hearing, W. Alpine, Santa Ana, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Michael Kiper flatware. cutlery, cooking. bak· under Ille payment agreement, 'cated. at J~ 1 ¥'h~ Cit Mar, CA. Tha McC1ure •censed In the following your c:lalm with lhe court DATE: JUN 21, 1998 92707 Thia ltatemenl wu filed Ing, and olller kltcllen ul8nslls (J) all of 111e monies from time to 0 . C X famlly h.. lived f classification· Cl 2 and mall a copy to the per-0 ALE HICKMAN, 19993985247 Fictitious Business with the County Clerk of and apparatus, crocltery. kentes. Hme maintained by debtor as a 'v e 0 range C n GOVERNiNG BOARD sonal representative ap· Ju Do E /Co MM 1 s. This statement was flied Name St•tement Orange County on June 12• POIS. pans, palls, toasters, repairs and equipment reserved 9 668. 4~.::.":::~K.'::. • Pointed by the court within SIONER OF THE SUPE· The following persons are 96 19963888221 mtxers. trays. ras. eleclJic (as Clellned In Ille management 1 IF YOU OBJECT TO , -·-, C•rolyn B. Stocker, DI· lour months trom the date With the County Clerk of doln business as: a) San· l9 Irons and apparatus, bathroom aoraements) In WellS Fargo Bank the. granting of the laen attended CotJ- rector, BualnH• Ser· of first Issuance of the let· RIOR COURT Orange County on 6-3-96 dlar g Sales Institute ot Dally Pilot July to, H , 24, furniture and furnishings, cash account no.66431'4'4751 or petition, you should M••• Schoote and vie .. • Auiclflary Op· tars as provided In section Kellie M. Delaney. 335 1/ Daily Pilot July 3, 10, 17, southern California b) Skill 31, 1996 w790 regl5181s. typewriters, typewriter such ottter bank account as shall appear et the hearing gr•duated In 1984. •r•Uons 9100 of the Calllomla Pro-2 Ogle Street. Costa Mesa, 24. t996 Builders 1851 East First PUBLIC NOnc• stands, calculators. mulUllth be approved bY secured party; and 1tate your objec· She I• aurvlved by her Published Newport bate Code. The tlm• for fit· CA 92627 W757 Street, 'Santa Ana, CA '" machines, addressographs. time (k) ati of Ille leases of equip· lions or file w ritten huaband, Howard Beach.Costa Mesa Dall Ing claims wlll not expire Published Newport 92705 stamps, time record'ers. postlng ment. machinery or other appa· objections with the Evans of Oorona: Pll 1 J 1 10 17 1996 Y before lour months lrom Beach·Costa Mesa Dally PUBLIC NOTICE Kevin Mlchael Pra"· 26486 Loan· NEWPORT BEACH machines, bOokkteplng ma-ratus used In connection witll court before the hear· mother, Nancy Mo- o u Y • ' ·w766 the hearing datt noticed Pilot June 26, July 3. 1o, on11393548 Sliver Spring, Lake Forest, SUITES Other: 2601681·3 Fiie: chines. chtdtlng machines the rtal estate now exlsUng or ing. Your eppeerance CI u r • o t L • lc • above. 17 1996 ,lctltloua Bualn••• CA 92630 TS-10802 A.P Number 4'42· payroll machines and otflt1 hereafter In elfeet lnctudlng1 but moy be In pereon or by Elalnore: and .,....,, ------0-1--E--1 VOU MAV EXAMINE the • · . Thi• business Is con· 28Nl1. 02 & 03 Nouce Olotllce and accoundng equip-not limited to the tease. oated r u r J•n•t B•lley of PUBLIC N IC file kept by tho court. If you w745 N•m• Statement ducted by: an Individual Trustee's Sale Under Deed O ment d11Us. presses, planers. August 9, 1988 between Repub· you IFe 'Voll' ARE A Menlt ... BSC 5281 are a person Interested In PUBLIC NOTICE The following persona are Have you started doing Trust You are In default under< saws, and other tools, scales. Uc Ananclal Cor.porau9n and CREDITOR or • contin· ----------lha estate, you may file doing business as: AHC business yet? no deed ol 11ust. dated August 9, unilorms. and au other artlcles. Marriott. Iha sublessee s posl· . • NOTICE O' with the court a formal R&-NOTICE OF SALi! Pharmacal, Inc., 8611 West Kevin M. Pre" 1988. unless you take action to equipment appliances, lmple· don under Wl'lictl such lease sent oroditor of t~e PETITION TO quest for Special Notice of tn ac:c<»danc• with the 16th Street, Newport Th.I• 1tatemen1 w11 filed pro18CI your property, 11 may be menlS. device.s and accessories debtor llOlds pursuant to tfle eeeas~! you m1 ~It fhtle ADMINISTER the fillng ol an Inventory provtaton1 of Section 21100 Beach, Calllomia 92"3 with th• county Clerk ol sold at a public sale. If you need or things wnarsoever (incflltllng sut>lease of evtn date between your c aim w l t • ESTATE OF: and appraisal of estate H· through 2t7t8 of tht Call-Cllnlc:al Fo1muta, LLC a Orange County on 6-4-96 an explanauon of the nature o any.anil all accessions 101 pro-Matrlott and Oeb1or (the court and mail• oopv to AtfNA MARIE sets or of any petition Of fornla Business and Protes-Delaware Umlted lioblllty 1998301432 the proceeding against you. you ceeds of replaetments o and "telephone least"). such sub-t~e P•,.onel represent• POWERS ac:count ae provided In stons Code there being c:omp1ny, 225 Millburn Av· Dally PUot June 28 July 3 should contact a lawyer. Notice subslltudons for tfl1 e9ulpmenl), lease being Ill• instrument under t1ve eppointad by th• •ka ANNA H sec11on t250 of the Cantor· due, unpaid storage foe for enue, Suite 202. Mlllbum. 10 17 1....., ' W749 Is hereby given tnat Common· used Of to be used pllced or (o wttlch debtor hires all laleeom· c ourt within tour • nla Probate Code. A R .. which INSTORAGE ANA· New Jersey, 07041 • ' •OJ.. wealtti Land Tl11e Company, a be placed. In the 1ooms, halls, muntcallons equipment located months from the date POWERS •k• quest tor Special Nollet HEIM Is enlllled to a llen Thi• bualnen 11 con· California corporaUon, as trus· lounges, offices, lobbies. laVato· In the real estal8: (Q all of Ille of flrat luuanoo of AHNA POWERS form Is available from tha pursuant 10 section 21702 ducted by: a limited llablllty PUBLIC NOTICE tee, or successor 11ustee. 01 rleS. basement cellars.1.. vaults now existing and future; (a) cash lettera ., provided In CAIE NO. A183317 court ci.rk. of 11ld code on the good1, company substituted 1rus1ee pursuant~and other portions or uie Rea income ancl prooeeds of the aoction 9100 of the ' To Ill heirs, ~. Petitioner In Pro Part hereinafter d11ctlbed aa Tht registrant commenc:ed "':t1t1ou5~ •,u•lne .. t ttte Oeed ol Trust executed Estale, wttethtf herein enumer• Improvements: (b) aocounlS California Probat• Code Ct9Clltota, oonlll1ger1t CQCff. MARK QRICEWICH mlsc:ellaneoue hou11hold to tr-"&act business under ame a •men PAINEWEBBER INCOME PRO • ated or not and Wl't1ther or nol recol'.lable, and any all lnstru· Th f f fll' · \019, end l*'80M wtlO "'*V (PWOA), 287 RIDGE· lt•m•. 1of11h refrlger11ore, th• flcllt1ou1 name or d!r' fo:owlng l)lra?nl1ar• ERTIES EIGHT LIMITED PART· emxed to itie real estate, and ments. documents. oontrac clarmi 11:ri1 n!: e~~p~ ctMnr.1 .. be lf.......-S In WAY DRIVe attlDOK· <1ryer•. was era, clothing namts listed above on C ng UalM .. 1 aa. 45ton00 NEASHIP 1ecordtd on Wlllch art UMd or \1$8M in Ill• rlatus. chattel paper. genera before four months the Wiii or-.... or both • a.nd personal prol)lrty, due Juno 10, t996 ontr1ctor1, no., ()811111988 as tnstrumenl n0Jope1allon l!ld malntlnanoe lnlanglbleS lnctUdlng _,thoul of: ANNA MARI! POWERS PORT WV 28330 notice haVlng been given 10 Cllnlc:al Formula., UC.. a Campua Drive, Sult• 222. 88·39'4892 rn book page of tttereol or In 1111 bualnm con• llmltallon ilt IOClounts crtalld by fro"!' the ho.ring d•t• ekl ANNA H. POWERS aka Publl•h•d Newport p1rtlt1 known to cTalm an Oe11w1re llmlled 1t1blllty Newoor1 Beach, CA 82860 offlelal reeoros In ttte omce of ducted 111t11ln (SM Mid excepl oi erlstng ftom al tlle8 of goods noticed •bove. ANNA POWEM Beach·Co1t1 Me11 Dally lnttreat thet'tln and the company, Ken KU1anaklf, D. Anon EntlfJ)rt11s, Inc .. the county reoorder ol Or.nge and exdudlng, however such Of rend'IUon of servlcet bl YOU MAY EXAM- A P!TITION h• bMr'I Piiot July 10, 18, 11. 1996. tlm• 1pecltltd In 1uch no-Senior Executive Vice,,.,. <CA1 ), 2224500NCampua8DflVe. county. CalUorni., 1nG jlllrtuanr ttltreof 88 f11«Y be owntO 'bY ani dtbtor to Its customers, tnd all INE th• fill kept by the tDed bv KATHl!RVN CHAIS. wth789 lie• fOf payment of auch ldent Su t• • ewport Nch, to ttte nollce ot default end 11nant or conc:.sslonah under accounts 8'1slng lrom sales or oourt. If you ere a pet· T1NI! O'AMICO In the SU.,. f1e1 t11vtng expired will be Thi• 1tatement waa llllcl CA 021!GO tleelfon 10 Std lhtreunder re· •ny i.ase or conoesslon In rendition of servtces bY debtor •on lntera•t•d In the f'lor CcM1 of c.tlfonU, PUBLIC NOTICE sold at publlo auction by With the County Ciefk of dThl• bu11n111 11 1 con· eo.rdeCI 04111/1996 Ill book . connecuon Wiil 11'1• openrllon OI ~ undtr tnY ot Its trad• .. tft~t you may file ~of ORANGE. INSTORAQE ANAHEIM, 10-Orange County on 6-25-QG uctlld by: • oorporat on Piii' , • lnsttumtnt no. 96· 111y ouslntss oonduotld fn Ille names or 1tytn or ~rough any with me cou11 • formel MC..C,,.. •MOMALNM Cemeter1 • Mortuary Chapel ' Crtmatoty M~•Chapet Cntmatfon 1~~ Ma~1IO ' nm PEm10N ~ IUMMONI cated at tne w. Penhall 1MHl87171 H•v• yOl.I 11111td ctolng 0179618 of said offkllal rteords. Reel Estate ottter 11.n =of Its dMsloils; lei 111trvff Md Requ .. t for Speclol '"'*' KAntl!RYN CHIUS. ICITACION JUDICIAi.i Wey, COonsy Of Or•ng•. Dally Piiot July 10, 17, 24, ~·I=• y~ yesri 8-t·~ WIU seM on 08J07/1896 at In Tht OPtlltlon of • 110•1 lhtlton Qrtdlt bafancet arising htreun· Not1o• of th• filing of •n TIN& O'AMICO be ap. l40TICI! TO DEFENDANtt Stale OI CaflfOtnla on lhe 31 ION W788 0 'v1d :!'P I tetp ·~i·o ne. front Of Tl'lt f*ll>Olet At Tiit and ... •UPP.Ilea .-id m1'9r dtr; (d) guar111111t or collateral Inventory •nd epprolHf -... ------·· iit ~ • pertontt ,... (Avlto a Acuaado) THO. 24th clay of July 1896 at • • • MOn. Main ~ntry Area fo Tiit Plan· acquired by delltOf and lnlelldt d for •lrf of 1ht fottQOlnQ; l('ld (t) of at.eta •• t• or of .......,. to 9dn'tll...._ thl MA$ IEOWAAD CAOSSON, t :OO wn. Terma tot the aal• PUBLIC NOTICI! Thi• 11atement wae fttlld aa Civic O.nter '401"'411 E. tor lncerporallon or lnstalta1lon Insurance polleltl or rllJ~tl • tltl •• ....,. Of thl dlOed8nt. K ! VI N C R O S S O N. at• out\ ortly. aate '"'':/:' with the Counly Clerk or. Ch~tn Aye. Plactnlb. CA at In ttte fteal Ealllll prior to lht re~ io any ot Ole fOftQOl~ any P• vtd: ,, •cc~nt ~~="::: =oioo~~u~~ES 1 ::_::._~~~ht~d ,,.:. au:u~o I• J.':n'h~\~: Orange~~::-= ~~~:~~~\>:::'("~:: t'n• :'1n~'f'Jg ~~~i:., 111do~0::~'(0<=c ~~lo'° of th• iJ1~:r:i: ~- PUIWIU ...._ Under' ttl9 ~ VOU ARI! BE.INQ SUt!D 8V BelOW I• a lief of namM 21715 of tht Bu•lne .. Ind Dally Piiot July 17, 2-t, i 11 ti the llmt of Sile In laWfu~and htrMllW acquired mtr· lnO wl'lld\ 1ntV tit SOkl or Oth• Ptob•t,• Code1• A R• _,. AdmllMitdcWI f1' b-PWNTll',.: (A U<I. le ••ta' Ind unit number•. ProlfflloN COda, Section August 7, t898. wwr money of tilt United Stataa), l~cNl\OIM. tnventotv and goods tl'WfM be dSPoltd of. lllntflcl-I quest or Speo al Notiot lltL--\u...~ •-i talel Acl&. (n. ~ demandando) l!UZA8!™ NAMES/UNIT NUMBER 535 Of t,.._ Penal Cocl~ . flOflt. llllt and lfllltf"t COtlVfYt~Jlnlandtd tor UM In 1t1t mllnte.'lfY dtsclllmt all f9')f1Mnllllon form I• awilable from wnen "'''"g nn: '-" alOw .. pMIOMt .-. MARIE·BRIOITTE CROS-BAANES. SCOTT 1121 N!WPORT MESA SEL,.. PUIUC NOTICI to 1no now held by It under Sll<llnltlOt or OPtflilon ol 1tlt f\Walld warran119t or lllY. ~d Of the oovrt clerk. Not &ough rW81.... to !Me menY SON GONZALES, TERESA 1133 STORAOE, 2560 NMP«t dMd of ltusl k1 tilt prOj)trty Estates, and Ill addltlOns, 1u1>tt1-n11Urt wl'latsOMr (lnCIUdlnal A~ fw PIPaall•ll•i.•,.•r.. ..0,.._'•"-'nn /n tollOf'9 WfthCMJl oocMt • You h•ve 30 CALENDAR eovs & GIRLS ewe 21ss Blvd., co,,,. MMa, CA. '1ot1t1ew awtlMH situated 1n 8'/CI oounl'j &nd staltuuona and r•(lleCements wtrranilt OI ~ .,a --J • ......._ ....-.~-• ~ "'°'9 ~ Clef'> DAYS afttr lhl• •ummont BUSCH, SCOTT $12f 92$27, Wiii •ell by eotnpetl• N..,.. lt.t.tMnt fltfein.af1M detalbed. PalC91 · ~eof WlltfMt ioo.-4; and mnets for pwtc.ullr pur=J· ~ Sll~ll ~ ~:: ~~~n~.~: .~'rhr: a~~i~.~~~ 3207 ~ ~~~ :~ .. J~~~ ~ =~r= ~~ ~~~~·.~::=~~~.~":: :::.;=.::r~~uf::..i :t\'l::~ r=io.o..· ..1wrlllN be rtqlllrtd OCMt. l<ANAU, B!THEL 3222 to .,. held et 2550 Ntwf>Ol'I Auatln RAiiroad i rN.2 Met· on a m-.i rt00tdtd In bOOll. e61 sucn rurtntr 1nmi"*"• 01 Ifie dttd of W.t IC:ok.nowl·1 2983 H rbor BJ d eo .,. rlOIOt '° an. ueact A 1ttt11 or phone oa11 w111 HERTZ. ROBE.AT 33.tt etvd., cnta Men. CA. 11,r L•n• Huntington Mt<•l aa to -41 1nc1u~. o (lnclUdlnO MCUfltY •~MIMllll), tdQt• that. 11en111c111y • not tnt ,.. 1 ,.,.. c;:a •1101 • v .,.,.... U'lfltM lbly '-" not protect you: ~,type. WINTER. ROBERT 4122 02ei1. p to be IOld S.Uh CA 92a..1 Mllollllntou• MIPS. '" tilt. may bl requtt"4 ~ """'°"" of "' oroPtrtt and 07/H 07/11 0112A eo.ta Mete ....,_, noCJo9 or OOl..m.d Ml;:en npon.. """' .,. HAWKINS, BRENDA 41a1 11 foAo..: m ~ sano• Mo<lef• tnc (CA) olfb 01 Ille to11n1Y recorder o PlrlY to connrm tilt in of the ~tltll'1 Ml lmllff blowl-• • 54 to 11! !llOOf!td ec:llOn.) In pr legal form II you, ROWNS..1. VAL.t:RJE 4217 houMtiOld OOOd•. Plfaot\11 17812 M.tOw ·Line Hun-'. ..id COilnty. Parctl 8: A non· s.riror Dead of Trutt .wi Alo-tcto• concerning the llMIOlll 0t PUILIC llfOTICI 0-3 1 3 S ~ nie 111...,.,,_,, .,.._ wa f eo\Jft lo hear your HANES uW£N 4123 ll•ms. f\.w.nlfin•. ¥P'l&nces, llnvton leech CA eis41 tWCIUttft ... ment lat vehleullr ~~mtnt ot ~!' If!~ ltcur~ ICO!lomle ~ of Ole ;;;;!8;-.:;;iWii;:;-"Wiil ~ -·iliiil iliil ·m.: ~--~ ~~ :0 not ft~ you. r .. i:&~M'~~~4:fi ~f~ ~to J~~;,•~n::,,~~on· :~..r=~~A,~2~~t 1'~J...i~~ !!;~=l:::n~~ :l":.l.a:*Jr:..: ~J . ...,':1:,,....: Ind:: ~eono=·::: = ~~~~:~fl±~= Rlctl«df'mktn, 108 .=::ve(I•~,~ ra.ir:J":1=~~~tJ.:~2=~!!'%.t~r:~)==,:=~"''""'~-: = ~-= ~--~m.·n-------~-.... 900d «**....,., WllfM, monev Ind prap. MACK. FAAH431 c1ae'1ft9(! ls... ..,,., Modelt, IM .. Car1 Ho et·o.10m. In ~ aat1 ~·~, a:Md ... uee.-4 •llWWfllt.Mfl lll1ll ..... .... On"'* •lt8'r :.... .._.. noC .,_.. .rt:I may be fak~ Without LAIO\JHTY, J~EnE! CONYaNlaNT Ttn&fnk. "9t!Oenl PaQtt 88 IO ~I lndllttn O ICOlllllQ Of 10 .xr'MI llndeflMMf .. fltlnOM U. lllrlol, • 'IMI "'91 11 fillliitl er .. ..... .. •• q~ You ~ WW Tht moet eompr•h•n-loolclng. o1 ... lfled .... .,,. __ .., 8" 7 ra!IOll Of ¢0Vtftllll CIO!ld ..... .,...,. .... -. lllf.* ...... ..... 11 ~ .. ...., ~ wll'nlnQ "'""' Qile 43T whether you'r• buy-Thi• atatemene _. flied lllllOdllleo\lt m9'11In1ht Gib lnauf~ . OOllcllll no. Of_.• el°'* ~ ~ tm "*Ah I '!if:.-·-.:.i ..... ,:. =~ Tl'l«t .,. °"* i.oti· ,... Cl•HlflM lno. ••lllno. °' Just :-tM ~ ~ ~ c:u~~ r~:-'111°',:r: ~ = ::r:. lllJ~ ~o:i.;:""Z ........ ,. "'ll :10I .._.. • to eel '" 111tOmr1 l'IQht lfV9 and eurr9nl Olreo-wt.. VOU_~t l .... HIUT 111d 111ttionsr-*te0HDN· 111 ...,.. ....... ,_.. M01eN1Y WW~·1-=~=:-: In • "" .,... ...,... Ot· .-v. If "°" '° not llflVw 1orv at goodtl ..s ..,. Ot.M81P1D D8IV l'IDt oMt ''· "· ~,. llf'f n.-'"' • ....,,.. ., ...,...~ouwwr. llM. • ,,. .... •·• .il"liiilliiiiiiiio.., -· --. ., lllOflWY, yo.I ..., c.11 Vlotl9...... r ..... ,. ~ 7, ,... ir1MJno ...... ot1....... ·-:r·-· • ,.;,, Mft.' .... ~ ... W' iliiliiiJi -J ------··~-~---""'-· f • • ' --' n ,1 r - ~ -" ,· '' ' ' ' ' ' I I ' I ' . . .. I - I . I I ' I I ' I r I I - I I WEDNESDAY, JlJLY 17, 1996 • MUC IOTICll PUIUC MOTICEI PUIUC llOTICll PUBUC NOTICll PUIUO NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES T.I. •· loelll8 Ille llme ol the lnltlill OUblieallon LI ....... CA Q0638 1111 U"*4 S11111) at In Tiii f\llUrl Of Ille Pf'OCMdklO IQalnl by Slid deed adYlllC*S ltlettun-EIKVTIVI lRUl'fB llblCO Traclt . Fu!Mi fuai fQ11i " l•ID.ftHl!I"' of 1111 Nob of I.ale 11:1 ni. lllmt(a) Mid buanm Front 01 Tiii fllOPGles At Tfltyou, you ltl~!,~~ laW-der. with 1n\ef .. 1 • prMlfd lllC. Recorded 1.,HI 'me~· anct ao:c,... of'"i ~rtln N011<S<Wa.&cne* aN: ..... .,,., 171,733.65. In lddlllOn to c:astl. lddllll Of lhl buvttfl) IW.: Mlln EntrlllCI To The Plbn .. Ytf. Nollet • ,..,..,, ...-• tlMl'eln, Md 1111 unpeld lnal'lltnlnl No •IUIM 8fldl ~SUV MIJICUF ,..-ru'I MlE Ill Truslll • accept 1 Cllfl· AA$Al.AH AZliOLLAHI 1ll601 CMc c.nw 401-<411 E. etuip. Lender s.Mcl Bureau, A Call· balallot ol 1111 no• NCUred 8GOk Z of CMllCial AeCiOfd aittneu i.no.n 15 ··AWE Nooca 11 bad>y1ha chll u d9clciGa will• Wd la ·~ -mfD Of TUT iW1t c11tC1C drawn on 1 sll• or Siena saco Rold, Wne, CA 111111 Aw. Pllcltllll. CA Ill rignt. lornla COfPOrallon, IS Trus1'1, said dMd wllh lnw.st llllfeon In tte' of WW A«:Otder of ~YES' BRJOAL REGISTRY. · die c:eu.iry ol OriiJF, Oii ~ S. '* fet .. '8U ME II DEFAULT UNDER A lllllonll bank 1 chldl drawn bV 92715 li1ll and ln..,..t convtytd to or 111CCHsor 1rus1M, or aubsll-es PfOYldtd In llld no•. leel, W Couney, C.W Oltl and 111 lot*<! It 220 New purpoeeoldecdq~bosd 1 '1 :Lldliec111n llEO 01 TRUST OA'Tf O AAIOust J sta• or tecsirar cndlt union °' The m111 being sold .,.. ano now nlld by tt undlf Sllcl ~dd 0trut1 T~t pu~~lldt byto Jlht charges and upen'" 01 Ille Of 6111, M4tf 11 ~ AM OOf1 Cef'lll< Olive Hew1lO!l BHcl; few the followi111 diJtricu· ,J, 1917. UNLESS YOU nl(E a clllCfl ~rawn by a 111• or genefllly described ... All S dMd of !rust Ill Ille ptOOtrty"""" •uS ex..... 08 rutllt and 1111 lrUlll crll9d b¥ • Slit: TNi MAIN CA ' ' DJSIB!CT tUIMlf!I m Ill fVCJB> Mr10H TO PROTECT YOUR ltderll savingt and 101n esso-111 Traclt. f\l""'"·. ~. sttua•d In said county M.d 11111 E. B~~~lkM~le mar recorded said deed ot IJust dlttcf. ~ amf.k ~ TME Tile bllk sale it intended lo be C-Community I ,,...._-*. l'RMRTY. IT MAV BE SOLO cilllon IMlgl modlllOn or EqulPITllfll. and GooOw!H ol deteribed as: Al more tu~:' 89-660541 In ~oo'Jcstrumen~ 07J0811996 a.... ..,.,... COUll'TY CoumtoUlf. 700 COl\SUmmalld at llW-Office ol Colleae Ditlrid TnMrMe ""* l. l, • ~:t~ON ~ ~~ ~:02ban0fk !!"*dF ... -1: c~ certsi:ay F~~ u· :cr=4~~r·;:llol ::.1 o#k:iat rectrdt In tilt o= ~I =c.. .. ~ . ...!.-r9800 CMC C&mll DIUVI wm. OISCOVERrm c~. y ESCAOOW ~~· ~Di= U11t&d ~Area-=t 3. 6 .... TU"~ Of ........, PROCEEDING -· •• ·-..-"""" • ·suew v 1•• ICldrm and othtr common the County Record« or Orange Mlcarlh11r Blvd Suite 1970 UNTA AU. s•""' "' . ........, ....,.,, ,.. M ,...., Ind aullortllcl to do IMlnltl In A *1351 dt1ign1aon If any 01 Ill• real county, CMlornll, and pursuant lrvklt CA 92612J714) 4.C2· Amount o1 wlPlld bllMCI Mid ·ltlninQloft Beach, CA 112647 Ind Cotta Mea 2 DINCton F Z~~O~ SHOU~D 1111 •'*· In Ille Miit 911111« Nlw~ ~nte locatedDri • ~!» property dHcilbtci abOVt IS to the Nodoe 01 Default l!ld 2850 'by: Vlclll R. oNtz Senior odler ct1111111: S14Ull.l1 the lilk.if)ated sale datl " August ~~-~ •. ~~..... 1 DI--_ ...... · Ok !Mn Cllh le llCC90lld, Ill '""' r ~. purported to t>t· 618 TlllmeS Elec1lon I> Sea tllereundef Service Otllcet P80479 7117 S~ Addrus 01111t common 2, 11196 ......,. ....,....,.._... ·-._., 11 lltftbY glwn !hat PlM Tl'Ultlt may WllhftOld t11 lnU· Beach, CA G2.660 ~'I 1157 CoSll MIU CA recorded 03/2711996 In book, 7fl.4 7!31196 ' .... :.........., ol :.i-Ill The bilk sn IS SUbted to COUllly WMer Di1tricc Div. I, 2. 3, 3 =R SERVICES. lNC., 1 ance ot 1111 True .. 'I Ottd unlll The bulk Ulc ls lnte~ lo be 92626 Th• undtrslQntil trUsllt page, as rnstrumtnt No. 96-• HMffcio WAY cOiii''iiUA. C111loma Uniform Comme1t1al Coastal Municipal t Diiecicw each. 1111 CorporallOl'I • lrut ... fUndl btcom1 M111b11 to 111t consummml 11 Ille office of dlSclalms any llablTltv 1or any 148109 of said olflclal records, PUBLIC NOTICE CWFOAIM 12121 APN 11: Code Sec1lon 6106 2 w11er Di.met Div. t. l. s _ / Of auccenor lrUI ... or subsll-~ or 111dorMt a 1 matlar of OISCOVERY ESCROW COt.f>AHY, lncorrectntH ol lhe weet Witt sell on 08J0711996 at In The • Tile name and lddms of Ille To Qlla!lry for office a Cllldidllle llwlll be a rqjlll'.l'CJCI"' ""41 trutlll PllflUlllt to Ill ngnt Thie PfOC*IY le btfng rm Center Ave.. Sulle 440, address and other common Front 01 The Flaopoles At The T 1 NL GM-lllt2 c a.. Ne }'1·052~~ ~~': person with whom clllms may be v0ter In !be district Ind 1na1ee lle&ldivilllotl. Ottd of Trust·utCU•d by Jolln •Old In •a I( CondHlon. Saki ltlnti~ Beach, CA 02647 desJanallon 11 any shown Main Entry Area io Tiie Placen-· · · • TR • "'*' "'~ any __,, hied is DISCOVERY ESCROW Decl-.lon or Candidac~ may be obtai-S ta the R,wmond Giiium Recorded on I.ale w111 bl madt, but wllllou lhtanlapatedsatedate1sAugus hereTo. Said sale Wlli'bt made.Ila Civic Center 401·411 E. ~?;':'"Ji.=-llrt incolTtdness of the Simi COt.f>NN, rm Cenllr Alie , offic:eohheRegi11111rof , 1300-CSolidlGflfad Ol1l0/1997 • lnSll'Ument Ho. cownant or wr.il'y exprm 2. 1996 but Witllout covenant or war· Chapman Ave. Placenlla, CA at '"'" • .-.. • lddrtas or Olher conmon dtsig· SUite 440 ttinllnglon Beach CA Avenue, Santa Ana. bqlllllioa July 13, 1996 Mid a.t be '17..C75257 In BOOI( • • Page •• or Implied rtgardlnQ Ha, Pol· The . bulk ~ale is subject ranry, erpressed or lmplJed. 10:00 a.m. at publlc auollon to FAULT UNOEI A OUD OF l\llion, if any, shown abcM. It no 92647 ..id Ille last day 1od1Nt10 filed in that office no Iller !MD AllPSI 9, 1996, 3:00p.m. ,ol Oftlcial Records In 1111 office 1t11ton or encummnc. to Cllitoma Uniform Commefdal reglfdlng 1111e possession or Ole hlahes1 blddet for cash TRUST DAllD 1 ..... UllLlll Slltet adclrfss or other common dams w llrt credi11>r sl\all be Tu obfain additional candiMc fiD• lilfonmdoa. OI Ille Counl'y RICOfdtr ol salilty 1111 lndtb•dnm llCiired Code Section 6106.2 encumbrances: to pay ·Ille (payable at Ille time ol sale Jn YOU TAIUCTMNI ~ dtSiQl\llion Is shown, dincliqns August i, 1996, wen is 1he please call the Oranae Cowlly ReJjscnr of~ .or-io• County, Calllomll. and by said Ottd ldVlnCIS lhtrl-The name and lddr1ss of the remaining ortnclllal sum of 1111 lawlul mon~ of th• Un118d YOUfl ""°"'""· fT MAY IE to Ill locllion o4 1111 lllsintSs day be1or1 the lnlici· 567· 7(i()() and ask for the "'CucBdMe Fillaa" ICICtiOn. ~~t to 1111 NOb of OllllJlt under, w1tf1 '1111 lntnet • person with whom daims may 1 note(s) secured by said dHd ot States), all r llt tille and Inter· ICIL.D AT A rulUC Ult. IF may bl otltlined by se~ a pated sate date speal1ed abcM Appointment 10 each eleclive olfice will lie rmide. • .tnd Eltetlon to Sii \tltrtundlf provldtd lhtr9ln and Ille unPlkl filed is .. DISCOVERY ESCRO trust with Interest t11ereon. as est conveyed o and now held by YOU NEID AM EXPLMATIOM OF wrillln ~lo .chi benefidaly Dmd· .AllY 1. 1996 ~bed by California EJecdo111 c:ode Sec:tio1a 10313, 1'C«dld 0311511996 In Book•• Pf1nc1pi1 ballnct of the No'9 COt.f>NN, rm Center AY8., provided In Uid note(s), ad· It under said deed or trust In Ille TME NATUflE °'THI PROCEED-within 18 dlya Of Ille datl of·fnt AU:E HAYES, KEVIN J. HAYES, tn die e¥en1Ihm:arenonomioees°'1111-mc:ial 'flD • • fntlrumtnt No. 96· SICUl'ld by Slid Ottd -4111 Suill 440, ltlnllnoton Beach C vances. II any, under Ille terms property sltualelf In said county llKI AIWltlT YOU. YOU DUlllicalion ol this Notice ol Sate. Setler · number of nominees'°' •ucb office and• pditioo for 111 ;soao ol Uld Olllclll Rte:ords, lnllrnt thereon • provided In 112647 Ind Ille last day lor flli or said detd of trust. tees. and state llerell'lalter described: SHOUt.D CONTACT A LAWYBl 0..: J-21, 1HI EXKUnVE LENORE BROWN, DONALD B election is nol flied within the time period l'ft*ribed by 'WILL S£LL on 07!3111996 at Slid No•. ltt1, c:lllJQtl 111d clams w l"I creditor s~I charges and exiienses of Ille ~'!1or0e, 1ufru~~SCf111bee dp~~pe~\Yd A public auction salt to Ille TflUIT& 181¥.CU, INC. 15455 BROWN, Buyer(s) said Sec:cion 1os1s. 'fll Cllapm111 Avtnu1 entrance UiitnMS of 1111 crus .. Md of August 1, ~996. wtich 1s the trustee and of Ille trusts created """'; lllglltst bidder tor cull CISlller'a SAH FERNAHOO MISSION BLW Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Nocic:e is further fc"en thlf the poll• f« lllid clecdoe '(a4)1cent to 1111 cannon) to lht 1111 trutll crutld bY Slid Deed business ~ btf~. the antici· by said . dr~ ol trust .. !~e tota11 ~:lg~:uo~dll ~~er 01 C:~:; check drawn on a .-or na-sooe #208 MISSION HUS. CA CN376763 1876&t.fN ~1 11. :!: l: ::~[:;r00::1~-: ~1111r!,!:J': ~polbtlf.~ ..cMc Ctn119r Building 300 East of Trust Oa•: 07A>3/1996 pated sale dale specified abow. amount 0 e unpaid ..... nee 0 property ciescnbed above Is tionll bW. check dl1Wl'I by a 91345 818-361·448 RICI< SNOKE 1996 Chipman Awnue. Orange. CA.•t PLM LENDER SERVICES. INC., Dlled: .line 26, 1996 the obligation secured by the purported to be: 1513 Orange stlll or federal credit union, or a TRUSTEE SALE OFACERi.--------..i wiU be counted cenlrally 11 the !A'!.cnr af~ otrice. 1:30 P.M. AT PUBLIC AUCTION • Slid TM1M 577 Salmar ~E ASSOCIATES, INC .. AC!-· property to be sold at1d reasora· Avenue Cost.a Mesa. CA 92627 cntck dl1Wl'I by 1 stall or federal C24H10 7A 7110, 7117, 1996 p 1Wo;fc::::en~~~ ai.eo-~~~-TO TllE HIGHEST BIDDER fOR Avenue. Sul• 100 Clmpbll, CA CORP .. By. Mcllael C. Garcia, able estimated costs. expenses The unde~IQned Trustee dis· savinQs and loaf\ association, ut wlll bcsJn on or ~t Occober 7, 1996 aod w{(1-.;;;ti~ ~ (paylbll at amt Of salt In 95008 (408) 37o-4030 For ~~'!!i .... By: ... ~ejandro Haua, :i~~~~,:~C: ~e11111:1n90~ ":,~Claims any llablUty lor any Jncor· savings wociation. or savings PUBLIC NOTICE Monday through Frid.ty from 8:00 a.111. callil S:OO p.111. .-D llWtul nfonty ol 111• Unllld Tru111t's Sall Information ce ..,~ ... nt,.,... er 1815 Sl 70 26332 Th be 11 rectness of Ille property address bank 5')edlied In Section 5102 of f the leclio · certified .tiout Novernbs 26. 1996. SlateSJt1~hl tillt. and Inter· Pllllt call (408) 9?.5-2776 By: ARSAl.AH AZIZOLLAHI, lluyer(s) sa ' e I :~i ~n~tll:ru:~~~~~esT~~tlon, the Financial Code and autllOOztd Eictow No .• 1171"8 a e W Thecab1en~1 ~ i1° 0 ~ en the public 111 I JOO.<: to and now 111111 EllJIJllrfA. ~ heretotore executed an e • · · total i1lltn1ltr"Wlltbl"h10oorro=tfiirnrimnri1fmx1-=:...--=-=-=--=--,tt~rmir:oriiii0~~11'10tiri.:....:.;.:..!:.:~_..:._:.:..:..:....:.._-lf---:-I by It undtr said Otto ol. Trusl In Jul. 1 o. 17. 24. 1996 CN3 6754 15747MN Jul 17, ereo 10 1118 undersigned a writ· amount of Ille unpaid balance of hekl by the duly appoinled tnistee SAU d .,. proptrty Situaled fn said 1996 llln declarallon of default and Ille obligaUon secured by Ille as S110W11 below, of ad right. btle. (Nolicl JWlllllll lo UCC Sec. W Q r S .county and Sta• herelnafler PUBLIC NOTICE demand for sale and a written property 10 be sold and reason· and Interest conveyed to and now 1105) .-ctlbed: Tilt Wfft 45 feet of PUBLIC NOTICE ' notice of default 'and election to able estimated costs, expenses held by Ille llllstee in the tierelnal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that t ,JM ~or1h =:"T~~o\503~1 &crow No. 11747...tlW TS NO.: 96-3MS Loan No.: 8s-~I. Tile µndersioned caused ~~:Jai. a~~~~~:~ ~'tti~~~ ~~ cer described PIQ9elty under and a tlllk sale 1s about to be made Q ll!IWl>Ofl n ~ NOTICE 10 CRBllTORS OF BUlK 1181654 Notice Of Trustee's notice of default and elec· Sale Is: S3So,113.63 In addition purslWlt to a Deed of Trust The name(s) and busmess mCosta c: =~~s~ g: SALE Sale You Ari In Default Under A lion to sel to be recorded In tile to cash tilt trustee will accept a descnbed below. The sale will be address ol the seller(s) i~re. w Q r k In ..... City I c ': 'M • (llDlicl parSUll to UCC Ste. Deed 01 Trust dated 11/14J90~nty Wllere 1118 real propertY IS cashier's check drawn on a State maoe t>ut without CCMnlnt ALICE HAYES and kEVIN J. , u.. O os,. esa. 1105) d I ..,. 1located. Date: June 26. 1996 N U I B k 00...... ' -" · ""fed HAYES 220 Newport Center .. per map recorded In Book 5 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thil unleSS you take ac on o pro ..... tl•• omcea or Sltwen J Mt!· or a ona an , a -drawn warranty, exPrtss~ or cm.,. . D New rt Be h CA !:::=======~I ~ 1 ol Mlsclllaneous Maps: abu.lkuleisaboutmbemade. ~:bf~~·1IW~:ds::de;~~e1. Al T,. .... Rudel Santos. ~lo~~~: ~~·:~!!n c~~d~ ~~!:· tr:'::yss:· re· ""&.no ~Sine: as "ALICE Hove A In the .offk:I of Irle County A1-The narne(s) and tllsiness planaaon 01· the nature 01 1118Aulhorlzed Signature 2912 S. State or Federal Savings and . • : al m of the HAYES' BRIDAL REGlSlR'c'' · cordlr of said county. Th• address of tilt seller(sl i~re: proceedll"9 egalnst you, you Daimler Street. Santa Ana. Loan AssodaUon, savings :en(~~ src'u':: by s~t Deeo o1 Alf other tlls1ness name(s) Garage Sole .I PfoPtrty address and oltler t.tKALE ASSOCIATES, NC.. A should contact a lawyer on calllornla 92705·5811 tale· AssodaHon or Savings Bank . and and address(es) used by the bom.mon designation. 11 ~· ol Calilofria Col'porllion, MICHAEL 7124196 at lO:OO a.m .. · LawPhone:(714) 622·9649 p79995 Spedlled in secUon 51 2 of Ille Trust wilt\ interest~~ seller(s) within Ille past tflree 1111 real property described C. GARCIA 00 ALEJANDRO Offices or SllV8n J. Melmet, as 7fJ. 7110. 7117196 Anancial Code and authorized to Charges (111'":· as ndt 111 yean as staled by the seller(s). ICOVI Is purp0rtad to bt: 1838 HAUA. 11»7 Newport Cenllr dulV appolnlld trustee under PUBLIC NOTICE do business In this state. In Ille the note s). a ances, u r • are: None Pomona Awnue. CO$tl Mesa. Dlfw, Newport Be~. CA 92660 and pursuant to deed ot trust 8Y&nt tender other than cash Is !'nns of the Ottd of Trust Tne locabon in Cahloma of .CA 92627. The undtrslgned OOlng buS1ness as: recorded 11/16190. as instru· Loan 68543351236150414 accepllld the trustee may with· interest thereon, fee~ r.Nro:s the clnl exea.i!Jve oll1ce of the ~Ill disclalmS any llabllty for · ·SUBWAY #13511 ' · ment no. 90-606625. tn book. Other: 627687 Fite · P13146 A p hold the Issuance ol tile Trus· ~ .!.1!.'nsu ntol Ille( .. ~steeti. 1 seUeos. 27 ~nteato. Corona Del !''J lncorrte1ness ol lhe Ptot>-All other business name(s) page, ol olllclal records In Ille Number 425.341.40 Notice ·o· tee's Deed until funds become u~ ,-." amou .. u"' .me. 0 Mar, CA 92625 irty lddrtsS and other common at!d address( es) used 1J1J the office or tilt county recorder ol Trustee's sale under Deed o available to the payee or en· the initial pubtication of the Notice The name(s) and buSlness "Ots!Qnalion. if any, shown stllel{s) wi~n the past three Oranot oounty, stall ol Callfor· Trust you are In default under dorsee as a matter ol rlghl Said of Sale) reasonably estimate!S address of the tllyer(s) i~: hlrtlll. Tllt total amount ol 1118 years as staled 1J1J the setler(s), nla. Exec:ulllf by Matyrut11 E. Deed 01 Trust. dated Novembe sale v.ill be made, but without be set tOllll below. The arriou LENORE BROWN and DONALD 8. Al!lpald ballnce ol 1111 obllgaaon n : None Klloore. an unmarried woman 27, 1989, unless you take ac11on covenant or warrantt, express '"IY be grrater on the day BROWN, 8907 Warner Ave .. Suite • -=ured by 1111 pr099rty to bt The location in C.ilomia of wlll sell at public auction to the to protect your property. It m or Implied regarding lille, POS· sale. TAUSTOR: EOITH M •. RICH· 234, ttininoton Beach, CA 92647 .iold and rNSOnlbtl tsllma•d Ille chief mcuti'18 olfi~ ol the hlglleSt bidder lor cash (payable be sold' at a public sale. II you session or encumbrances, to AROSDH. AH UNMARRIED The assets bel11Q sold m Gell. and advanoes 11 Ider is: 14301 DIM, at llml or &ale In llWlul money o nHd an erptanalion of Irle satlsly Ille lndebledness secured WOMAH Duly AlloOinlld TMtH: generally described as· Stock 1n ... OUIW&llOUH Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pql Mcmay-Friday . DAILY PILOT DIADUNll Monday ............ Friday 5~ . Tuesday ............. Mooday 5:00pn Wedntslay ....... 'Tuesday 5~ --i -~--- BY PHO• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631-6594 ~include your name and phone number and we'll call you back with a pice quote.) BYMa&om• PlltlONa Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Comer ol Newport Bhd & Bay St Dated chis 8th day of July, 1996 . Rosalyn Lntr Rtgj1trar ot Vottn ( Published Newpon Beach-Cosca Men Da.ily Pilot July 17. 1996 -CNS 1393109 CLASSIFlaD. On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified It's th9 rMOUtee yoU can count on to eell a myriad of merchan- dise Items, bee.,. our column. compel qualified buyers to cam 842.Se7a RENT through classlfled Sell your home through cluslfled, 842·M78 GENIRAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the ript to censor. reclassify. reVlSC or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error th8' may be in your classified ad immediately. The-Daily Pilot & The Iodependent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually 1t can only be allowed for the first insertion. CEMETERY LOT/ NEWPORT NEWPORT BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST .. & PEUONALS 3002 ......... .. EMPLOYMENT CRYPT 1225 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2669 OPPORTUNITY . 2920 FOUND 2925 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2904 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pacific View Mem Pk 2br 2b• Condo. Gated •1BR $825• iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii BANKING SECRETS LOST Cock•tlel Bird .£OUM. "°"1IHG Nwpt Sch 3 plots comm/upper unit. A/C 2BR 28A $725/Up ENG 1 NEER 5 BOOKLET. $4,000 per Grey body, yellow Ol'l'OltTUNIT'f $1700/ea. Approx 1/2 W/0, OW, micro. Pool/ Refrlg & dishwasher 2NO INCOME OP· day legally! For lnfor· head, orange cheeks. '~l'lllatae1•"'1illllt lelliis price. Handle by mall. Jae .. 2-car gar. No pat. Incl .. sox30 pool. No PORTUNITY. Earn up matlon .s3.00 S/H to: Lost 6/10. Rewardl :....,,,.1a ..... 111111Ftd· 0 1fS.842·2818 N/1mk.S1395 673-5884 pets. No fees, No to 5200 per hour In J.M.S. 502, 421 N.1_5_4_8_·3_85_4 ____ _ f'llF*....,..tArdlfttlllS 2br 2b• twnhm• nr lease. 545-4855 spare time • guaran· Rodeo Or. • 15-519, LOST ........... _.....,. ........ •••••••• Fash. Isl., 2-car ga:r, '*'*LAAG• 2Bd 2Ba teed. Call 1-800-~: ~~~J Y H 1119 ' Gold link bracelet w/ ·te...,... "lllY _......acc. new carpet, A/C. no Condo Downtown Balboa 588·0561. 24-hour re· · · small charm attached. 11 .. llClea er llllml111l111llea HOUSES/ pets. $1395 640-1529 2-<:ar gar. 418 Harding corded message. DEBT CONSOLI DA· REWARD· Sentimenta11.--------....i ::'...::.........:.= CONDOS ***BIO CANYON $1295/mo. 070.2803 JOB SECURITY Is hav· j~~~dS~9p~~P~~~~~== LOvaSluTe. CA;2o~0480 HOTTEST ............. ........ .. FOR RENT Twnhm• 3Bd 2.5Ba Ing your own busl· !Ion). Cut payments. Siamese X * X * X * . ·•• llml Golf course View. ness. Let us help you $.top collections. mix adult neut. male. i!!Opgu»+#I Mp =:~~ · Pool/tennis. New MISCELLANEOUS establish yoursl Ex· Avoid bankruptcy 70496 Seashore/51st, t ·'' LIVE paint, carpel & blinds. t r a o rd I n a r y o P· Non·proflt Office 1~ NB. Cataract on left ....._ ,.. l - TMs ~ .. ~~~~ CORONA $2000/mo. 840-5274 RENTALS portuntty to change LA. MCCS 13101412• eye needs medication. -~--.;;";;. DEL MAR 2122 LIDO ISL.AHO "~~I~ :~pr~~7~;c~~~; 8 4 3 8/ :v~':'•rdl 574·0703. =~::::= ...__. .... ._O.....,. Charming 2bd 2ba health dramatlcally. 1 -8oo·787 •7 2 3 5 al8-758-9100 •.._.,,......,IMC alt 1·story, fp, 2-c.r gar. ROOMS 2706 1·602-880-0135. Oept.CAC. 1--------Oll·S-•7 .. •50 __, CoQ Cott.e• Quiet Nice patio. W/d hk-up. .....;., ..;.;.,;...;..;,.;;..~;.;.;...--1 ________ HEALTH 8t 7•-7 : ....... ,.,..,..., Ill dll• St. 2br 1ba, gar, tum, Avl-Aug 4. $1575/mo. L 0 0 •I V • n d In 9 LOST .. FITNESS ..JA 1,..1 ......... • flowerattreH, near Agent 8'75-4912 NB • 18R + ba, kit Route 20 establl1hed ~ · • .... ICd ...,.., lit~ beh. $1400/mo. 8mo-prlv, pool. w/d, gar. accts. Buy all/part. POUND 2926 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • ......... , '#n,CllHUO IH Mike 75 .. 3880 Lido luxunoua water· $450 call 780·0008 800.775-2210 PMS, MENOPAUSE, 11111·• 111.-..ae.-. ftr , front condo Large . o s TE o Po Ros Is? ... t' lJ' ,DC..,,.._ T:5R+R~~·:b~.ps:,~~ ~~~· .~:nav:i~~.:;g; VACATION •VENDING ROUTES F1!!~1~~wp•:r~lan End your suffering l I 111••411--. gdf!, cnyn, view, com moJt .. ••· as1-es84 RENTALS 2722 BE YOUR OWN BOSSll cat "Oscar", lost COM ~~;~ ~~;~0:!~c~~ pool 2-car gar S2000 LOCAL SITES. Eatab •Ince May. 5474244 placement product ' • ~OUSBS/ : CONDOS : POil SALE 1Yr+ 780-8051. OU route In your areal BUNNY F ND controls your pain, COSTA 111SA 2124 APUTMENTS -----POR R.BNT •••d •·••• 2•fp,1••·----· gar. +driveway. 81tce 1 ___ .._ ____ _ Xlnt Starting Income. V o u n g , fr I• n d I y . gives baek your lite. FT/PT MFGR DI· 525·2428 100% money back RECT!I Min. lnvHt· FOUND BLACK CAT guarantee. 1-800- ment. FREE INFO San J 0 a q u In & 51·RELAX. 1-800-488-9292 24Hrl Mac:Arthur Mon. 7/15. 78().984t 1 ............ .. to beach. 11150/mo+ COSTA iliESA 2124 1250 Oep. "-'-req. I GIDIAL 1002 LW me .. tMp M.f'. ----iiiiiiiiiiil Avt 8-10 7a ... -$300 1tt Month ~tMltri-.1ANlf01JllCllllm ar.Jw~~~D/:!T 30th1.P•U•S•O•NAJ.S••••I ~l'!IG~Y!~~~ near McDonald• at 1• 'l~~~!!~I!!~ Bristol A CypreH,1 _________ I:: Senta An• Helghta. PUSONALS C.il to ID 95640a5. ~N INVl!STOA 'I •'el• 3bt, 2ba, Wld} C._,,, lrg mtn ~.._ ______ __. , OA8AMI Luicur y tetrlg, huge yd w atyle, t8i,¥119lk.fnclat. Thln~f .... ha~• '• Condo with pool, decka, ort cond. Drt Huge beak yda, Nr llNTAI.S TO 01 -- : tennta. olubhouee. 100. IHSOO./dap. bffeh/Tnang,.lq. SHAU 2724 c~S-.r~~~ Af.t~=a°c!rJ:!!.f:.' • Own pr,.. a Clear tor ••7a .... h .....,. All.. -~ .. : 117.IOOI ftoeftl\le oa•h i•i1D• OOTTAO• Mary Ann MM••lll••••lii•• ___ .... ..;..,__ ... _.,_• _____ c_ .. _ .. _lflff __ • __ , ~I Fot lnformat!Ofl ~br ,.,. It yd pet• .. 1 ~ t .. ,... N.•. Ptorl Fem looklng 1 call· All·Amerlcan otc 11.;8 Aur~ Pl tenc.:. yd wld hkup for same, to shat• !nterprlH• , .. oo-11eoo. ~17 ' &•· Ne .... ae:;& rental In th• area. ANHOVlfCDllNTS AJnfOVNCDllNTS T?MIUI. ant• An• Ava.. Oulta, l'll•m. T2l-8SH 2110 2120 CiOV'i WLiiu Unlt.C MOO Ma-10IO "..,.. •351 mo. + i~~~~;~~~~~~~~~; .....,.. ._ ~ NBWPOIT l'liide tlt1t& Xtra lrQ .. o. Non-af'('t~. co.ta , .... __ ,... ___ ..-otl on 11. OelnQuenl t lllCB 2111 HD nu palnt/crpt/ MeH. Conv. loc • ... '°.. ..10. •. V04Jf "'" Dildo lndry/Nl up MJl'em. OM~ HOST •••uuu Ar'9a. I00 .. 11 .. 11 .... lla .. alt .._. ~t IMl •. t1S40il. ....... ....... t•1 '°' ....,... .. .... sbd .. ,.,. NllDID fOll ......... pr • .,.... I .,..,.. M. .-. -•UDUS • ~ P••••rl!-'11!!•• ""'·no peta.·1IO ltt l'DIAllCB ••••MISI u • 11•~·1111 .... ..... ... .... '1Ml8•1 ... ......... ..... ___.... ---------- ... ,..u .......... ........... ..,, "-.... ,.. tl111•1•ac1 ... .... ,.. ... ,.. ..... ""CIC ......... . -•n• EMPLOYMENT 5530 • TODAY'S CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE 52 57 65 FURNITURE 6014 MERCMNDISE BICYCLES 6060 WANTED DOCK SPACE for 1 Bft elec. boat. Balboa Island •875-1840• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 601 S liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Extr• Long Full Ad· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Large frame Batavus 1--------- justable Bed. $200. Complete Vllleroy & racing bike. Shimano MOTORCYCLES Good Cond. 645.1352 Boch basket pattern 600 7~9~~85~250 · SCOOTERS 8018 ROSEWOOD Solid rnd service for 12. +serv. dining tbl w/Lazy pea. $4500 value. r--------- Susan. Both w/glass $3000/0BO 673·2768. SPORTING (2) '77 CT70's Honda (1) '69 CT70 Honda (auto), $300 each 546-3135/650·295 7 top, 6·chrs w/CIJ810m It b lue cush ions. MINOLTA MA>OtUM GOODS 6065 $3500. Firm. 645-8435 Complete photo aet-fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wicker World & More up. 7XI, 60·200mm Always Great Value! ~:!.· ~::;'o~1 ~1:;h~o~: Tea Carts $67.50 & up Plenty Of Wicker Tool extras. $1100/obo. 1125 Victoria St. (R) 998·0565. pgr, 291· C .M. 548-o202 9252. Concept II Rowlng1,.•••••••• E r gometer hrdlyr• used. Paid $700. Now AUTOMOBILES $300/0bO. 759·5655. •----------------------~TICKETS · 6075 CADILLAC liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9040 MERCHANDISE WANTED --------T.:=======:mir--------iMISC. 6015 TO BUY 6019 Wf!!~DT~°k'!~~~~:~ '80 El Dorado Blarrltz 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dollar Paldl 751·1050 35o V·B Auto A/C, F/P, MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES 6010 Top Dollar Paid! From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Pain tings , china, glsware, furn, etc. 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 efST t:QCfS c:N) Anliqu~ lo ·~ Mod.,.,. • Est Lagt.na dealers buy: • silwr, glm. pailtilgs, poreellil. ctrlna. po{tely, old OOltlrn8 or fine jewelfy, bronzes, flnl .• period~. decooltiYe objects. • One ilem or entire eetal8 • ConfidenllaVRef • Estala sales concb:ted • lmmedlale cash 714-.249-3711 •• Good cond $1600 obo APPLIANCES 6011 100gal Aquarium with Old Coln•. 9old, sliver · * 831·7149 * Paku flsh l $200. Jewelry, Franklin Mlnt,1•••••••••1·,-8-0--E-1-0-0-ra_d_o_B_lar-rit-z Brand new gas stove white , 4 burners, $225/obo. 574-9511 FURNITURE 6014 082-7540 Sterling flatware, eto. T n PL.ANT SALE Cement Stave 642·9448 days TRANSPOR A ON 350 V·8 Auto A/C, F/P, Good cond $1750 obo table, 3 benches T D II p Id •·83 1·7149 * $150, fountalns $110, op 0 ara a bird baths $20. Citrus, For Records. Jazz,•---------Soun tracks, etc. BOATS 7011•----. ----avocado (frultlng),$10. Call Mike 645·7505. DODGE 9065 Herbs, J unipers. Vines ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1. 909-874-0422 ---------8 ' DINGY Montgomery I~ 57"round t ab le Red 7• tt d D D PETS •· Lapstreak. Teak trim, 89 D•ytona Very Cedar. Blk walnut end ~~J~. S;~.enig r;~~ 11-.n11.•:I' r w/cover and dolly. clean. Rebuilt engine tables, misc items. ted cactus. 760·9590. 6M11u•&n.&..01 6049 $550 714-435·0308 recently. $3,000. Ask . 780·9590 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for Bijan 873·9449 •---------B • v Do o I It t I•• a Boaton Whaler Exec Ro ll·Top desk, oak, xlnt cond. $400 OBO. 965·1626 "When the wind had Loving lgdana 3'. With BOAT TRAILER wings" $225. Plus cage, stand & heat Current registration. FORD 9075 many more. 722·5634. rocks. $200. 721·6966. $135. 714-435·03081iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREEi All for $1 o• Cily 1130 U4 9230 9246 TRADE through classified 642·5878 0 YIS,siu ~y CAil Moll lo'. DMY 1'1.0 T 330 w ..,._, '--"' 91611 '"" 60.JUI C>Mit 171~ 4J '"""' ~llortro+I ,.._ °*' ,,.,.._ ,_, ..... _.... ______ _ • • • • • • • • • s 1 o few ' line., s r .oo eoc1i odtlilionol h : ·----·--·--------·---------· -----•lcHILD CARE 3 536 CLEANING CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HAULING 3 720 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 38 34 PIANO & VOCAL ROOFING SERVI CE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 548 MASONRY 35 5 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LESSONS 3868 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 DIRECTORY Debbi•'• Daye.re liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sm•ll Job EXPERT JUNK To The DUMP liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE BALBOA ROOFING CO AplaceyoucanTrust WINDOWCLEANINQ Duncan Electrlc (714-888·1882) YARD Cle•n·up , T"' c l'f p bll Utili Quality Worit Guarnt'd ACOUSTIC CEnINGS 3408 U 'd H ""-·• t Brick, Block, Stone, Tile L VO 1 k R w 1 .. 1 • T .. 11• a 1 · u c • PIANO Beg.·Advanced Reroof/Repair Free "'st c ~me A''ur~men • Average.1 story-$35 Cone, Patio, Driveway oca u c esponse ii .. au wnat ras.. weeds/hedges/trees ties Commission RE· Ail ages-Teacher Cert. Lie/Ins 831·.SOS1 Meas* c v1tes • 2 story-$45 Fplc, BBOa. Ref. 25 Yr _L_1_2_1ss_1.,..0_0_5_0_·_7_0_4_2 Man won't! 966·1882 trimmed/new lawn/ QUIRES that all used Entertainment Avail. Nr Fairg.rounds 545-e 1n House C l••nlng Exp. Terry 557.7594 Llc'd Contractor TWENTY DOLLAR plants,/malntenance. household goods Jennifer 840·8889 •SADLER ROOFING Eng. SpHklng•Lovlng Spring Cleanlng Smallt job specialist HAl,ILER/CLEAN·UP 960-5164 Pg-746·5375 movers print their Licensed & Insured Afforda ble•Nannlea & Reg S11c. Mlnl·bllnds, •CEMENT WORK• Fan s •Llghta•Spa JOHN 650 1628 P.u.c. Cal T number: Free Est. All reroof /Exp'd/Mature/CPR Carpet & Floor Vlsa/MC(AE PLAIN/STAMPED Demand Eltctrio 645-3656 ·-------·--·-MAS--S-A_G_E __ ,....3_8-3-0 limos and chauffeurs PHOTOGRAPHY guaranteed. 875·5095 CEILING MASTER Miss Poppins 833·9 t71 A.l 's 088·2500 Brick/Stone/Tiie/Biock .-print their T.C.P. num· A ti A I L541656 031-4310 --------He 11 l'TH se 11uyy ber In all advertise-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3ii8ii7ii5 REMODELING • cous c emova • r--------.1---------·---------FENCES . ~ ' .un L & B Th Custom rextureePalnt COMPUTE s .-•r•py ments. If you 'have a lic.'d. Mark 8 38·7300 l:?Llttle Peopleal:? R 3556 *Best Price/Quality •· DECvS 3615 & flTNESS 3740 & Nutrition Ina/WC question about the le-IMAO S 8 L k & ADDITIONS 3916 Daycare. Quality Landscape, brick, stone ut £"< RN /L MT s 5 /0 f r gallty ofa mover, limo E 'I uch•n• 'l''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii care. Warm home, Conctete. S00.719-1007 FREE CHIROPRACTIC massage. 722·9823 or chauffeur, call: Local Photojournatlst 1• computers, fun, and •Wood Fenc••* S 1 al Ex / Public Ulilllles ·Avall For Freelancing· ASK ME ABOUT ••• ADVERTISE ON P•tterned Concrete ~•pair, ffH hauling P n am w every THE VELVET TOUCH Commission Wiii work with budget. RemodellngeAddltlona CARPENTRY 3510 learning env. Quiet ·THE INTERNET· Driveways. patload fftlmates. Low prices. Uc'd 1Hr Massage Therapy. ,hHr. $30 Stress Relief 714·556-4151 . You N•m • It... & Repairs. No Job Too Handvman/Remod•I CM ST. 405/Falrvlew Reach Mllllonsl Get decks. Repair/removal Adllantage Constr. 974.5301 M.f Thttaplstt 850-CAAE eam-6pm•Vlaa/MC/AE ---,..,_,,,..,,.,,~~,..,.._-1 I Can Sh~pt-Jt. Smallt Bob 548-8223 Additions, Bath, Kitch 714·957·1848 raw H FREE Uc. Free eat 222·6666 Sophia 050·2273 LOC.AL·MOTION 998-0595 ~Mt252 F hi I ________ ,. omepage 2 -Guys Move·U art ng nterlore Fire-Water Damage 714·304-5031 FLOOR INSTALL JEWELRY 3784 Fast Reliable Proa --------Kitchen. Bath, Remodel• Elec, Plumb, & Paint --------MISC A Addlll VI ~MC I~======= CONTRACTORS ·Aak About Sr. Discounts· PLASTER m ona • Newport area. lmmed CLEANING REPAIRS 3620 William Harold Jewelers SERVICES Uc'd T181729 494-0390 L1560875 073·1 12 Page 114-227-81-22 SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 3831 REPAIR 3880 . Computer Conauhl.... Watch & Jewelry repair ---------• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------A to Z HANDYMAN ... •QUALITY WORK• Antlque•Flne Jewelry NT G SPRINKLERS 3921 INSTALLJREFACE CABINETS A TOUCH OF CL.ASS Sttwre/Hrdw~ Install ACM CONITRUCTON Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramlc Buy/selVtrade 073-03 05 *AUDIO WORKS* PAJ IN 3858 Plaster/Stucco Patchliiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Kitchens. baths, doors, Cleaning. 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