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Home My WebLink About1996-07-22 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS A little ·slice, of life out on the pro tour Pt.CiE 'I NEIGHBORS People making things happen in our town Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 \1 c 1 "\._ I> \ 't I ~ I< I I I I ".... <, •THE JUROR Not even Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy can get out of jury duty. Murphy got called to Harbor Municipal Court last week and was seated on a jury by Friday. The law-abiding city manag- er has taken the duty seriously, Cit Hall em lo ees re ort. He has refused to disclose what type of trial he's participating in. "When we ask him, re says, 'I've been instructed not lo talk about this,"' said one City Hall insider. Murphy hasn't used jury duty as an excuse to ditch his munic- ipal duties, either. He still begins his day at City Hall at 7:30 a.m. before jetting over to Harbor Court. Then, he stops in during the lunch break, and returns to the office after court is adjourned at 5 p.m. and "t works a few hours, observers said. And yes, he'll be at the City Council meeting tonight. • NO NEON HERE Coming to the desert nedr you ... Sid's II. Costa Mesa fugitive Sid Sof- fer l)asn't given up on his plan to open a restaurant in Las Vegas. ln a phone call to the Daily Pilot newsroom last week, Soffer said he's been scouting spots for his second Sid's steak- house and is negotiating with at least one property owner. "I definitely will open a place in Vegas," Soffer said. Whe rever it's located , Sid's II promises to stand out in Glitter Gulch, since it will be missing something significant -a sign. Soffer promises his Vegas venue will be just as difficult to find as his unmarked restaurant on Old Newport Boulevard, which looks like a rundown shack and even boasts a fake condemnation notice on the front door. • KEEP1NG UP WITH THE CORONAS Corona del Mar is a more affluent town than Newport Beach in general, according to a national magazine's listing of . ' . Worth magazine's July- August issue ranks Corona del Mar 75th, while Newport Beach is listed 151st. Average household income is $147,900 in Corona del Mar, while the average home value iB $558,100, according to the magazine. Newport Beach's average hciusehold income is $120,500 Mui average home value is SSQ8,131, the magazine reports. The magazine also states the registry was the product of 'I.painstaking statistical research as well as hundreds of phone calls " to chambers of commerce, post offices and real estate bro- kers. The No. 1 wealthiest town, according to Worth? Rolling Hills, Calif. -Compiled by lrls Yokoi I \ I> I· \ AROUND TOWN CLASSIFIED POLICE F1LES POLITICAL AGENDA PUBLIC NOTICES S'0RTS WEATH.ER \\ I \ I II ! I: 4 9 2 3 8 6 2 Man on quest to· make Eastbluff safer· • Mike Bigi would like to see community gated and protected from shortcut-seeking motorists. By Carolyn Miller, Datly Pilot make his neighborhood safe began months ago when a car crammed with teenctgers zoomed around the "Comer, swayed out of control and bucked onto the curb in front of his Eastbluff home. While the only casud.lty wds ct blown-out tire, the "what-it's" haunt the young father. "What ii my kid was out there playing? Someone could have been killed," Bigi said. "These are things that need to be con- sidered for the safety of our community, where l live and my neighbors live and where kids are growing up.• Bigi , a board member for the Eastbluff Homeowners Association, is one of several residents w~o advocate .gates as a me~ to who use the streets as short-cuts, and out- siders with ill intent, he said. And tonight, gate advocates are hoping the City Council will support them. The City Council will discuss the changes and costs involved when public streets are converted to private, should Eastbluff choose to become gated. The FOR Above, Cristina Espinoza (left) and Anna Moreno rtg their main sail· before heading for adventure. Right, young sailors from the Shalimar Teen Center are on course. Fat right. Denise Landeros takes an unexpected dip during the SOY sailing class. r-------------------------------~ I I : F.Y.I . l l + The Newport Beach City Council l : meeting begin$ at 7 p.m. tonight in l l the City Half council chambers, 3300 l ly by the city," Bigi said. "If they burden us with too many costs, we will never get the support to go private.• l Newport BIVd. l I I L--------w----------------------~ . According to a poll in March in which 70% of the 460 home owners participated, the majority of the residents chose gating as their first choice to minimize the traffic problem. Since ~en, a TI'affic lmpaC! Com- best interest of the city and the Eastblu.ff community. city on .the various issues surrounding the privatization of Eastbluff. Among the issues to be discussed tonight are whether the city or residents will pick up the tab for such costs as street lights, street maintenance and drainage. "The street light issue is a major item of uncertainty and we want to be treated fair- And since then. the community was rut by tragedy when a young mother, 35-year- old Eastbluff resident nacy Wolansky, was killed in May after a driver ran a red light and struck her car as she was exiting the neighborhood on Jamboree Road. ' Costa Mesa youths venture out m annual sailing program By Kathleen Haney, Daily Pilot I t's nothing but sails and smiles for 48 youngsters who are participating in a two-week.sailing program at the Orange Coast College Sailing and Rowing Center in Newport Beach. . HThis is my first year sailing," said Igna- cio Marr.on, a 13-year-old Costa Mesa resi- dent. "It's fun when the boat almost tips over, but then you catch it." Ignacio, as well as 20 othets' like him, are able to ventw'e into the waters daily due to the efforts of Save Our Youth, a Costa Mesa organization that helps kid.i stay away from gangs. Because of a special gran~. SOY mem~ are taught · sailing techniques both •It's amazing how m uch they learn in two weeks," said volun- teer Don Maher. "They come here at 9 a.m. and by 10:15 a.m., they're out on the water.• Angel Hilario, an 11-year-old who has participated in the program for one year, said he enjoys boating solo. HI like being able to go fast by myself," the sixth· grader said. "'Today, I was the last one out and the second one to come in." The sailing program has been going on for three years now, said Maher, with ses- sions running five days a week. He said Debbie Robinson, the Orange Coast Col- lege sailing instructor responsible for the kids, is doing a magnificent job. Boats tipping over is a conunon occur- rence among sailing neophytes, but there has only been one capsized. vessel so tar, Robinson said. "'Ibis week has been smooth sailing," she said. Newport's top librarian interviews in New York • LaDonna Kienitz reportedly is being con- sidered for an executive post in the prestigious East Coast library system. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Wh1•n City Librarian LaDonna Kierutz recently flew back to the Big Apple for a library conference, she was checked out by library officials there. Kienitz, who has worked for the Newport Beach library sys- tem 10 years, reportedJy U'lter- viewed for the position of senior executive vice president of the New York City Pubbc Library Sys- tem, whlch boasts 83 branches and centers. "She has played a major rol e in the li r over 10 "It's quite 11 an honor.· said years · · · former New- port Beach library trustee John Nicoll, who said he learned of the -JOHN NICOLL • interview from a conversation be had with Kienitz. "She men- tioned she was interviewed in New York." Kienitz dechned to comment on the matter Thursday, as did City Manager Kevin Murphy. New York Library officials could not be reached for comment. FINICKY FELINE FRATE RNITY However, Kienitz dld say she was in Manhattan last week, attending a conference with the American Library Association She had just completed. her one- year term as the president of the Public Library Association. a diVl· sion of the American Library Association. New York City's library system ,is one of the premier and largest systems in the world, Nicoll said. While Nicoll has no desire for Kienitz to leave Newport Beach, New York's interest in tier was a compliment : to the Newport Beach City Council and its board of library trustees. "She has played a major role.> in the library for over l 0 yeors," Nicoll said. "I think she i mag- nificent.• Tb.is high praise for Kienitz, who has also served as the Clty1 community etvices director for the pest two yeors, comes at a time when thd library has enjoyed its best year Of library service in its 76-Y.Mt tiliatory, ~·10 a report preeen.tld to liblrarv oftida1s euk tbal week.. ·the ....,.. the IDOlt IUC- amfW tt ........ loi' ,..... and yeus,. Klmdlz Mid. n. library .,..... ctrculatid t.• mW1on ...... WW.eel 175,000 ...-w. ....... IDd lel'ftd ...... I JWmM --tomll'I. ,,. ,.. wtlbtbewll.._.-._. .. .... ,...~ ... ... al l}aa. dly'I •••• , ... --v mD .......... ~. \ • • • MONDAY, JULY 22, 1996 I r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 neighbors 1 ' • • • . I COMMUNITY The Orange County Fair has announced Its first place winners for the Dally Pilot's coloring contest, open to children 11 years old and younger. Aluis Scott, 5, of Newport Beach; KaUe CunnJngbam, 6, of Corona del Ma.r; Mike Wolle, 8, of Costa Mesa and J.J. Demlngoy, 9, of Costa Mesa were all first place winners. :i:::.~~~.U~lnt .. ~~~;:: l Today at the Orange County Fair I CWf c. Mugolla, tort L Maurer, j I Antonio Cagnolo Bobbi l. McMWen, Janet L Mc 1 David. Unda M. Miller, Daniel A. l Murphy, Isabela V. Nascimento, l DJem-Loan M. Nguyen, Uyen P. i Nguyen, Sara M. Nilsson, Talceto l NlshJ, Marina IC. Ohlaon, Gil.vrell C. l Osso, DanJel R. Petrone, Richard J, i Plascencia, James L Prather, Susan l Rachele, Dejah Ros1nJ, Go Sato, Jen-j nJe C.' Sjoblom, Vanessa K. Smith, ! Ray A. Solis, Mark R. SpontelU, i Jacquelyn M. Stavish, Jac«JUellne A. i Stoerger, Erl Suzuki, Megumi 1 'f'¥ano, Dung Anh 1baJ, Tuan N. 1 Thal, Anna-Karin S. Tollin, Brian T. ! n:an, Thanh Tien Tran, Duy Q. Tu, i Tran B. Vu, Yan Un Wan, Irene E. 1 Wedderlen, Michelle R. Wilson, i DanJel Yang, MaywnJ Yokoo i Teen Day Houn: Noon to midnight Dllcounts: Unlimited Ride Day-Purchase a $15 wristband to receive all rides in the major and kiddie midways from opening until closing. Good for all ages. Does not include gate admission. A sample of the many sched- uled events: • Noon Beetle Bash -Kids Patch Stage j • 1 p.m.. Wonderful World of ;:.·, Dance -Times Heritage Stage "Tops for.Kids" by Gail Feld- Orange County Fair Concerts at Altln.gton Theater July 22 through 28 I' * Showtimes are at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. for each performance July 22: The Rembrandts July 23: Brian Setzer Orchestra July 24: Kool and the Gang July .2s: Lou Rawls Juli 2&: Emilio July 28: f aul Rodriguez Owner of Antonello Ristorante in South Coast Plaza Village and New- port Beach resident Antonio Cagnolo will serve as community ambassador for Tustin Thunder, an historic auto racing charity event featuring hot rods, Grand Prix race cars and classic autos. The following students from New- port Beach were named to Orange Coast College's President's list, achieving a perfect grade point aver- age for the spring semester: Encleb Afrasiabl, Frida M. Andersson, Susan E. Dunlap, Jeremy M. Friend, Daniel L Hebb, Jon C. Mauerhan, Cbrtsto- pher D. Miller, Kathe A. Olenlk, S Mercedes Parker, Karll E. Ralphs, Mark F. Rowlands, Frederick D. Schoeneman, Julia G. Shunda, Marla R. Smith, JennJfer A. Weaver j man -Crafts & Cooks ~::1':':.· z~ii1~~;i;::t ~!'{l'.'g t;g~ti;::'~r~'i/i:;:!~~!l 2~~~-~::!:':.; K-9 Comets -New-'.i'Sazta.gg~tep~~~~e-;r~~~tage ty: Look What's Hotl Tips for Mark Yuzuik -Meadows Stage • 2 p.m.. Shark Attack -Youth Teens -Visual Arts Building In Motion Building Joe Gandelman-ventriloquist • 7 p.m. Rembrandts -Arling-• 8:30 p.m.. Port City Jazz Band Orange County Song and -Buffalo Be nd Bandstand ton Theater -Cal Spas Cent~al Stage The Jewish Community Center of Orange County in Costa Mesa has named Llora Spivak as its new Russ- ian acculturation coordinator. Dance -Times Heritage Stage Our Boys Steel Drum Beach City Stars -Cal Spas Candy Apple Cloggers -Cal Orchestra -Melody Junction Centennial Stage •ALL DAY -Visual CORPORATE Spas Centennial Stage Stage Alley Cats -Times Heritage Arts/Gems and Minerals MILITARY Stage Building.-Demonstrations pro- • 3 p.m. Idaho Joe -Kids Patch • 5 p.m. Sports Spectacular -vided by members of the Gem Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Joseph M. Maiz, son of Joseph M. Maiz Jr. of Costa Mesa, has returned from participating in the six-nation maritime exercise ·Rim of the Pacific• '96, aboard the guided ntissile cruiser USS Lake Erie. Stage Kids Patch Stage • 7:30 p.m. Groove Therapy -Carvers Guild of America, Japan Karate-Do Itosu Kai -Junior Rabbits arrive (until 9 Meadows Stage Weaving & Spinning by South Cal Spas Centennial Stage p .m .) -Livestock Barn Bijou Magic Show -Bijou Coast Weaver's Guild, Leather Main Street Jazz Band -The Music Rooms Singers -Magic Palace Tooling by California Leather Melody Junction Stage Times Heritage Stage • 8 p.m. Junior Rodeo -Coors Guild. , Marine Pfc. Gina M. WojdynskJ, daughter of Paul R. Wojdynski of Cos- ta Mesa recently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C., and was meritoriously promoted to her present rank. I ~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ ~ . ~ EDUCATION Kelly L Crawferd of Newport Coast recently earned a bachelor's degree tro111 the college of Arts and Sciences at Vanderbilt University, Tennessee. Susan E. Ihrke of Corona del Mar recently earned a baQbelor's degree from the College of Arts and Sciences at Vanderbilt University, Tennessee. John A. Kump of Newport Beach recently earned a bachelor's degree from George Peabody College al Van- derbilt University, Tennessee. Scott M. Pannier of Newport Beach recentlY. earned a bachelor's degree from the College of Arts and Sciences . at Vanderbilt University, Lauren D. Carpenter of Balboa was named to Orange Coast College's President's list, achieving a perfect grade point average for the spring semester. The following students from Coro- na del Mar were named to Orange Coast College's President's list, achieving a perfect grade point aver- age for the spring semester: Bradley W. Callahan, Joe V. Conti, Denise D. Hallmeyer, Rosalie M. Kane, Valdivia R. Lawrence and Carmen L Zager The following students from Costa Mesa were named to Orange Coast College's President's list, achieving a perfect grade point average for the spring semester: Charles J. Appell, Robert P. Bobslen, Johanna P. Borg- brant, David Boulton, Stephen L. Burkhalter, Jade K. Carnett, Slang Wah Chat, Shirley S. Chow, Allison L Clark, Michael L D Amico, Pamela K. Den Hartog, Cbrtstopher B. Dion, Kelly M. Downs, Nga Blch Duong, Sofia M. Ebenstrand, JW S. Gillett, Irina Gonzalez, Gail Harty, Jennifer L. Hell, Matilde Hellberg, Yurt lmazato, Patrick F. Kelly, Julie O. Klr- pluk, Ru.sne Kregzdalle, Kandis J. Kross, Harts La.kl.sic, Erick M. Lee, Wilfred Cooper Sr. WNC & Associates, Inc. is celebrat- ing its 25th anniversary as a national sponsor of real estate investments. The company was founded in 1971 by its chairman, Wilfred Cooper, Sr., to raise investment capital for the develop- ment of affordable rental housing. Marcia Schwartz of Newport Beach was elected vice-president of financial development. Schwartz is a realtor with First Team Real Estate and has served as president and national liaison fo r the Orange County chapter. public relations. Sorensen is public relations coordinator for The Times Orange County. Joseph MancinJ of Costa Mesa was elected vice-president or financial development. Mancini is senior associ- ate attorney with a Costa Mesa·based law firm and is a licensed certified public accountant. Pacific Building Industries has been named general contractor for Brinker lntemational's first Cozymel's Restaurant in Nevada and the next Romano's Macaroni Grill in Southern California. Sarah Mandell has been named Director or Communications for Koll Resorts Intemattonal, head quartered in Newport Beach. Judy Booth has been appointed Adult Program Coordinator for the Newport Beac~ Public library. American Savings Bank Ftnandal Services, a subsicliary of American Savings Bank, has appointed Victoria Rennie as Financial Consultant of their Newport Beach and San Juan Capis- trano branches. i i : I Stanley Behrens and Jessica Cabeen Inspiration Point in Corona del Mar was the setting for the June 15 wedding of Jessica Cabeen of Newport Beach and Stanley Behrens of Huntington Beach. The bride wore a tea length gown of ivory lace and was given in maniage by he r son, Thom i,':. Lyon. Her daughter, Sandra Pierce, served as matron of honor ·,,',,.': and granddaughters, Jessica and Stephanie Pierce were brides- maids. The ring bearers were her grandsons, Alex and Zachary Lyon. The bridegroom's best man was Sam Steig. More than 100 guests cele- brated the couple's marriage at a "Hard Hat" reception held at their future home, now under i construction. i Following a Caribbean cruise , ! the newlyweds plan to reside in ! Corona del Mar after Aug. 30. ! The bride is employed as an 1 educator, and her husband is l president of Behrens Intemation- : al. READERS HQTUNE Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa 642-6086 Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright: No Record your comments about news stories. Illustrations, edho-rial matter or ~ts TEMPBAlURES the Daily Pilot or news t.lps. hefeln can be reproduced with-VOL 90, NO. 164 Newport Beach AQPRESS out wr~en pennbslon of copy· 74158 rlghtOWMr. Balboa THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Our address is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Callf. 92627. HOW IQ REACH US 74151 Publisher Costa Mesa WIJ.tAM L08DEU, CORB£CDOHS ~ 79'63 Editor It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt· The Time Ofange County Cotona del Mar S'ml'I MM8LI. ly correct all erron of substance. (800) 252-9141 74151 MaMglng EdltOf' Please call 574-4233 .• ~ -YC*OI, Cl..ttled 64,2-5671 SU. FOMCAST Cl'>' Editor m LOCATION SIZE MMCMMTIN. 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'° 12 -a&.Y,~end state end loClt ._., fl05TMAS. ~ .. m : Send eddra ~to Vlcle PINlldlnt, ..... __., OfllrlMlar'I Gfoup LNder The Newport~ MIN e1MCll# OLM ...... ~ evening. Se• wtll weddings and engagements BENNETT-EASTMAN Richard Bennett of Grass Val- ley and Kathleen Bennett of Irvine have announced the engagement of their daughter, Laurie, to Peter Eastman, son of Dirk and Brenda Eastman of Newport Beach. They will be manied Oct. 26 in Community Congregational Church in Coro- na del Mar. The bride-elect is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and her fiance graduated from New- port Harbor High School. They both earned de grees from U.C.L.A. their daughter, Lynda Collins Frances, to Robert Justin Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walsh of San Diego. They will be married Aug. 31 in the Newpo.rt Harbor Lutheran Church. The bride-elect is a graduate of St. Charles High School and the University of Missouri at Colum- bia with a degree in English liter- ature. Her fiance is a graduate of Garden City High School in New York and San Francisco State University with a business and marketing degree. fiance graduated from University High School in Irvine. They both earned degre es from Arizona State University at Tempe. COILINS-WALSH f\,jr. and Mrs. Lee M. Frances of St. Charles, Illinois have announced the engagement of Laurie Bennett and Peter Eutman BONACCI-SHIPP Andrew Scholes and Molly Manhall Mr. and Mrs. David Marshall of Downieville have announced. the engagement of their daughter, Molly Marie, to Andrew William Scholes, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Scholes of Costa Mesa. They w,ill be married June 14, 1997 in Downieville. Jay and Linda Bonacci of Villa Park have announced the engagement of their daughter, Angela, to David Shipp of New- port Be ach. He is the son of Mr. Phillip Shipp of Dove Canyon and Mrs. Marcia Bayes of San Marcos. A wedding and recep- tion are planned for Sept. 21 at Monarch Bay Club in Monarch Beach. Lynda Frances and Robert Walsh Th~ bride-elect is a graduate of Dowriieville High Sc:hool and' U.C. Davis. Her fiance is a grad- uate of Estancia High School and. U.C. Davis. run 2 feet out of the s..ftlne Wavetr•k COSTA MESA southwest. E~ few today • 700 block of Vlctorta Stnet: A burglar entered a house dear skies an warm temperatures. A healthy southern thr:t an open bathroom window and took a VCR afld TV hemisphere swell val at $400. • 2700 block of De Soto AvtllnUe! About Sl,000 worth of TIDES hit last week. It put TODAY the masses In chest goods were stolen from a car. lNwes ~a gold nugget. clothing, suite cases and cash. First high to head-high waves, • '500 block of Newport ·-·"•6 An unfocked bike val-; 1:32 a.m. 3.7 and the best spots ued •t $250 was stolen from In front of a store. First low Into 8-foot $eb. • 1too Mode of -·rtor Aw About $3,000 In computer 7:54a.m. 1.4 Waves start winding :c\ulpment was stolen from a buMneu. Second high 2:57 p.m. 4.6 down Saturday. A 000 block of Mll:r-Drtw.s Someone smashed a car Second low smaller southwest window and stole·• par of sunglatles valued at $80. 9:41 p.m. 2.2 swell was expected with 2· to S-foot lUESDAY WIWS It the good First high soutMrty exposed DROWN PMVIN110N lft 2:56 a.m. 3.3 arNS. Thlt holds According to The Drowning PrMntlon Networtt of Or1ng9 First low through Mond1y. ~. drowning "the IMitlng Q~ of Injury dHth for 8:421.m. 1.8 Oflnge County children under s )'NI'S old. The M\Wofic often Second hloh F0< lat.st surf the following tJpa for k..ping toU Mlfe. report •nd foreclst 3:53 p.m. 4.8 • lnNll 5-foot high lsolltlon f9ncJng ltoUnd pooh and 1P4". Second low u~callthe Surfllne, 1-900-976-• fencing glte thould be Mtf·latctllng, lbow a <hlld's reed\ 11:10 p.m. 1.7 and MWr:::::: °'*'· SURF. The Clll costs • ~ ftnc. wtth lddltlonlt blmen "'°' • ... St.SO •nd •ny po9Si.. pOolllJpe ~ end ....,,,,. llll BIA'W: 66 be. toll. •I.Mm°"- Newpon BnchJCoeta Mesa 0.Uy Pilot briefly in the news Hoag center receives high marks in survey -Patient& at Hoag Orthopedic Services gave the center high marks in a survey conducted by the independent research firm NCG Research. Ninety-five per- cent of patients rated physicians, ~, living arrangements and overall satisfaction as excellent, very good, or good. Hoag's percent of "excellent" ratings in seven areas exceeded the percent of "excellent" ratings : ' received by all other orthopedic programs in the NCO database. Hoag Orthopedic Services per- forms more than 100 hip and knee joint replacements per year. moting peace, friendship and cultural understanding. For more information call 1- 800-930-4253. Volnnteers needed for shelter thrift store Human Options is looking for volunteers to help run its "Classy Seconds• thrift store, soon to open in Costa Mesa. The non-profit organization is dedicated. to the shelter, counsel- ing and education of abused women and children. Volunteers are needed in shifts from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Duties include sorting dona- tions, displaying merchandise and sales assistance. The store will be located at 462-B E. 17th St. For more information, call 737- 5242. Library volnnteers and donations needed DMV office will be closed for r enovation The Costa Mesa Department of Motor Vehicles office will be closed 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 16 , . 9~ . ..-..-..-1~~~~~~~~- three-month renovation will include celling and lighting work and the installation of new furni- ture. Surrounding offices, such as those in Laguna Hills, Santa Ana, and Westminster, will continue to operate. Newport Beach resident honor ed Water management expert Langdon "Don" Owen was hon- ored Friday at a Newport Beach Marriot dinner celebrating the endowment named for him at the UCI School of Social Ecology. The Don Owen Water Science ·and Policy Fellowship represents more than 30 yea.rs of Owen's commitment to water planning and management. Among his accomplishments, Owen has worked as a district engineer and assistant manager of the Orange County Water Dis- trict, and been involved in such notable projects as the Bay Barri· er Investigation, the Water Facto- ry, and the Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority. Host families n eeded for foreign students The International Cultural Exchange is looking for host families to house two groups of visiting French students in August. Depending on the group, students aged 14 · through 20 will need food and shelter for either three or four weeks. All students will be provided • with their own spending money : and medical insurance. Host .. families will receive $200 to help cover meal expenses. The four-week program runs ug. o ,an s Due to the overwhelming suc- cess of the Newport Beach Friends of the Library's Used Book Store at the Central Library, more volunteers are required in order to extend operational hours and add another day to the schedule. Those interested in manning one or two three-hour shifts per month should call volunteer coor- dinator Hannah Rynn at 673- 0419. The Friends of the Library are also in need of book donations. MONDAY, JULY 22. 1996 • City refused to swallow IRWD's propaganda T he people of Newport Beach ought to be proud of them- selves. Instead of holding their noses and taking their treated sewage water medicine, they persevered. against the great IRWD propa- ganda machine and turned back a waste water tide of 5 million gallons a day in the Back Bay. The majority of re~dents here opposed the plan at every turn. The distaste crossed the spec- trum. Environmentalists opposed it, realtors opposed it, the cham- ber of commerce opposed it. Those treated sewase ripples even reverberated to Sacramen- tony dodero to, where Assemblywoman Mari-million. lyn Brewer sponsored a bill that "I thought the people of New~ · would stop the plan dead in its port Beach were smarter than tracks. that,• one condescending IRWD And what of the propaganda official told me on the phone machine? after opposition reached epic lev- As Newport Beach folks got els. wise to the plan, IRWD officials He was surprised that the res- became incensed. they weren't idents here didn't just believe able to set the tone of the debate everything IRWD officials told l-\llfillHJt~'..tef'mf'Aelemr.fJfte.il~~·'l-i1-ti1en11:-- control. It's not treated sewage water, they said, it's highly treated reclaimed Evian. It wasn't a nifty way to unload gobs of treated sewage water into Newport Bay, they said, it was a "wetland water supply project" created solely to help the little duckies. It was just a coincidence that flooding out the duck ponds would save the water district $20 Thank:fully, they didn't, " because now, with a new deal inked that will divert the water to OCWD, it seems the battle has been won. Now that's something worth drinking to ... 0 Here's one of those useless bits of information that you can store in your mental Rolodex. When you need to know ... Ftnd it fast in your hometown newspaper A press statement recently announced the visit to Orange County of 'Jhcia Nixon, daughter of the late President Richard Nixon. OnJ,y now she's married and her last name is nic:ia Cox. And her son is named -yee.h, that's right -Christopher Cox. Hmmmm. Is that a sign for Bob Dole, who counts Richard Nixon at the top of his list of political mentors? U Christopher Cox is a good enough name for Nixon's grand- son, it would certainly be good enough for the Republican ticket, don't you think? Not to mention it would be a va$t improvement on the last two names -Albert and Danny ... 0 Good news for Costa Mesa Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The lhdltlon CQfltlnues Since 1972 ""' 1 o\ I, (, t I • ,,.,, HJf ,\Hf.".[) NOW IN .PROGRESS folks. Joe Erickson, the best dam councilman this side of 17th Street, will take another run after all. Earlier, he hinted that politics was ta.king a toll on his family life and he was thinking· about hanging 1t up. Understandable sentiments. But hopefully, for the sake of Costa Mesa and his family, May- or Joe will figure out a reason- able balance. As for the other seats that are open, Mary Hornbuckle has said she will not run for reelection, while Sandra Genis says she has- n't made up her mind just yet. Let's hope she does so soon ... •TONY DOOERO is the Daily Pilot's news editor. Send your polit.ic.al news to him at 330 W. Bay St .• Costa Mesa. ca. 92627, or fax it to 646-4170. Or. you can contact him at 540-1224 ext. 323. 70% Off of What? North Carolina deep discount prices at a Southern California address. HEMPHILL·'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 J 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa : limited pre-planned activities. :: The three-week stay runs Aug. •: 4 to 26 and does not include pre- :: planned activities. : • The International Cultural : : Exchange is a youth exchange •: organization dedicated to pro- Savings from 30% to 70% on our famous collections of: •• .. ZANELLA AQUASC UTUM •• I ::!!!!! .... 1!!!!5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!!1!!!1!!!!5!!!!!!!!!!53 BOBBY JONES POLO SPORT REYN SPOONER IKE BEHAR MONDO CUTTE R & BUCK BURBERRY RISC ATIO AXIS '-111 •• ... .. -. KENNETH GORDON TIMBERLAND BARRY BRICKEN TRICOT ST. 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SS for ddldrm ud free tor adu.llL Por more tnformatlon. call 640-8746. ADD TALK the Central Library. The program will help kids learn to get fit and stay-he althy... by ~ercising-.and making wise food choices. For more information, call 717-3807. 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 information, call 476-0991. FITNESS FUN "Fun and Fitness'' is the theme of the Newport Beach Public Library's Swnmer Reading Pro- gram activity for children in first through fifth-grades at 10:30 a.m. at the Friend's Meeting room of TAPPERCIZE A free one-hour "tappercize" and tap dance class demonstra- tion day will be held at the Jewish Community Center of Orange County at 7 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Suite C, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 755-0340 WEDNESDAY FITNESS FUN ·Fun and Fitness" is the theme Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, buy-)ell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures. easements, title disputes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills. Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS SUMMER $75.00 off initial visit! -Complete Physi Exam -1st Week of Medication -Thorough History -Pill Pack -Body Fat Analysis -Water Bottle -Consultation -Multiple Vitamins -Complete Laboratory Panels (all included in 1st visit) We offer the most comprehensive and up-to-date weight management and nutrition programs. Why wait? Make an appointment TODAY! NE\VP<>RT BARIATRIC CENTER. INC. 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SKIPPER SAVER "Skipper Saver" is the title of a new one-evening workshop that will cover basic strategies for piloting a boat in trouble to a safe harbor from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Bal- boa Community Center. The cost is $25. Preregistration is required. POT more information, call 644- 3151. LAUGHTER DOC The Inside Edge, a support group for leaders, presents Annette Goodheart, PhD, and "Laughter for Living" from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $15 for first time guests and $35 for others. For more infonna- men Information. call -432-5880. RICOVDY PROGRAM The American Cancer Soclety presents their free program, "American Cancer Society's Reach to Recovery" from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Por more information, call 760- 2071 . MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church presents "Antidote for Frustration" at its weekly fellow- ship from 7 tp 8 a.m. in Dieren- field Hall, across from Newport Harbor High School. The cost is $2.50 Call 574-2239. THURSQAY FITNESS FUN "Fun and Fitness" is the theme of the Newport Beach Public Llbrary's Summer Reading Pro- gram activity for children in first through fifth grades at 10:30 a .m. at the Balboa Branch, 100 E. Bal- t!on, c~ 460-4242. ___ ,_..... ..... Jbe .. progmm-Will-helP-lti INVESTING ADVICE Orange Coast College's Com- munity Education Office presents "Basics of Investing: A Primer" from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Room 107 in OCC's Business Education Building. The cost is $29. For learn to get fit and stay healthy by exercising and making wise food choices. Call 717-3807. FREE WORKSHOP Finance 500 is sponsoring a free workshop on how to reduce risk exposure on mutual funds, (o RIVERBOAT CAFE~ Newport's Only Floating Restaurant Newport Harbor Nautical Museu:,,, (Formerly Rnbm E. Lee) Now serv!!tgJ>INNER* 4aiJ.y 4-9 pm Ftill BAR service Twilight dinners from 4-7pm RESERVATIONS (714) 673-3425 Ampk Frrt P4Tltint. off Pan.fie Coa.rt Hith1114J J!Jttwtm Dowr anti jambortt '" tlN &ck Bay BriJgt 151 E. COAST HIGHWAY • NEWPORI' BEACH, CA 92660 •CLOSED MONDAYS The Phen-Fen Diet Are There Safe The answer is 1'CS' I lowt"VCr 1he rreat· mcm of obesuy or Jn overweight L'Ofldi· lion also requires :1rpropnatc lifestyle changes an<l an individualized. plw~1cian· supervised. comprchensi"c approach indudins diet. bch.1vior mochfication and exercise. For evc11·onc. it is not jusr ~im· ply a m:mer of pushing themselves away from 1he mble! The new d1e1 pills. when properly <1dminis1ered hy a ph~~1cian who Is knowledgeable in rhcir use. c:in be :i helpful adjunct for \\'eigh1 reduc1ion and weight maintenance Call my office for nn JPJ>Otntmcnt and we c in determine if you :uc or :ire not n good candlcL11c for drug 1hcrnpy fnr obesity or i1Jl 01·erwc1gh1 condirion. We (!!so offer nltcrnarlvc progr.un.~ • Avocado Medical Group 1441 Avocado Ave. Suite 1or Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 720..9266 Ali For. "°"1111 (Waoninntr L;;;don Al.to) RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dolor Coven Morel 1922HARIOl11.VD., COSTA MESA · 5"· 1156 annuities and stocks from 1 to 2 p.m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Bea.ch. For more information, call 251-0270. ASK THE DOC The Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center offers •Ask Your Doctor" from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Cate Hoag, located on the main level of the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, -4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Dr. Richard Holevas, a Urologist, will be available at the free meet- ing for questions and discussion of pro~te cancer. For more infor- mation, call 7-CANCER. BUSINESS GAME The Newport f:iarbor Area Chamber of Commerce Business Development Division presents the Gorilla Networking Game, a fun and exciting way to gain new business and develop new mar- keting skills, from 7 to 9 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. lbe oost is $15 for mem· bers and $19 for non-members. Por information, call 129-4400. IBM SEMINAR mM presents a free seminar · and demonstration on leading edge technologies that can trans- form the way medium to small sized businesses run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Call before or regis- ter at 8:30 a.m. the day of the sem- inar. For more information, -call (800) 766-4344. . BUSINESS FORUM The Business Forum offers a free luncheon discussion on "International Taxation and Glob- al nade" from 12 to 1:30 p.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call . (800) 996-7449. • • • • • • Newpon Be.chJCo.ta Mesa Daily Pilot .AU CAREBI NETWORK The Career Network meeting at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for those unemployed, will feature the topic •Internal Networking• at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. SOENCE FUN "Learn About Science Using Coins" is the title of a new two- weelt class for 6 to 9-year-olds from 1 to 3 p .m . at Cliff Drive Pa.tk , 301 Riverside Drive. Learn about inertia, refraction, surface tension and other scientific con- cepts in the class. The cost is $29. For information, call 644- 3151. FELINES CONTINUED FROM 1 -mor, coat sheen, and other fea- tures. e youngest exhibitor was 12-year-old Kimberly Wilson, who drove with her parents from their home in Lake Forest, Cali- fornia. Wilson, a blue-eyed girl with braces and a · "Cat In the Hat " T-shirt, stroked her 16- month-old ruddy Somali and explained the cat's early pefeat. "There's older Som.aii( cats that he's competing against,• she said, noting that Somalis develop a fuller coat as they grow older. "The judges like the full cats. When he's 3 he'll do better." Wilson remained undaunted, adding, "I'm in it for the fun. It's my cat and I'm showing him -I jUit enjoy that a lot.• Many of those who didn't earn ribbons took home useful raffle prlZes, including bags of kitty lit- ter, kitty mugs and pet stain remover. The event also proved a boon to those seeking kitty but- tons, kitty refrigerator magnets, scratch posts, flea combs and claw clippers. The ribbons carry no cash prize. According to one partici- pant, people bring their cats to compete for "the glory of it." IEADO.ASS Timbuktu presents •Beads From Around the World,• a Jewel- ry-making class at 11 a .m . at 1661 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. A $2 donation is requested. Por more information, call 650-7473. NATURE PROGRAM Upper Newport Bay Natural· ists presents the nature topic "Birds at the Bay" form 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. at Upper Newport Bay Regional Park on University Drive across from the YMCA. The cost is $5 for children and free for adults. For more information, call 640-6746. CAMPFIRE PROGRAM The Cali.tornia Department of Fish and Game, the Orange County Harbors, Beaches and Parks and the Upper Newport Bay Naturalists ptesents a talk about Southern California coastal wetlands, including the Back Bay, at the new series of free Campfue Programs at 7:30 p .m. on Sbell- maker lsland near Newport -0\lnes.-Fer more-inlormation.-call 640-6746. FREE WORKSHOP Finance 500 is sponsoring a free workshop on how to reduce risk exposure on mutual funds, annuities and stocks from 10 to 11 a .m. at the University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 251-0270. BUZZ ALDRIN Launch Pad, the nonprofit pre- view facility of Discovery Science Center, presents the second man to walk the moon, Buzz Aldrin. for a signing of his book •Encounter with nber" from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 3333 Bear St., oo the third Door of Crystal Court at South Coast Plaza. Por more information, call 546-2061. FIRST AID Hoag Memorial .Hospital Pres- byterian offers a first aid course and a special. tour of the Hoag emergency room from 8 a.m. to noon at the Hoag Memorial Hos- pital Presbyterian, Grace Hoag Conference Center, Newport Beach. The cost is $30. For more information, call 631-3623. MONDAY, JULY 29 ADD TALK Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach sponsors a lec- ture called ·Attention Deficit Dis- order and Clutter" from 7 to 8:30 p .m. at Coastline Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. There will be a $5 donation at the door although no one will be turned away for lack of paying. F..or mor~orma,.__ tion, call 476-0991. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 COP TALK The West Newport Beach Association prese nts Lt. Andy Gonis of the Newport Beach Police Department who will dis- cuss the past Fourth of July in West Newport at the board of directors meeting at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The public is encouraged to I WHll YOU IUY 6 IAGIU AT RIGULAR PRICE!!! I ' ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER I I CANNOT BE COMBINED 'MTH !MOTHER OffERS I N.8. LOCATION ONLY. EXPIRES 813/96 1 ......... IJUl!llll ........ --______________ .. at the Fair! Speeial Days . concert Series in the Arlington Theater 2 1how1 nightty at 'f and 9 PM OCN l<Jd1' Day FRIDAY, July 26 Kids (6· 12 years) ore admitted he. Teen1' Day TOOAYI T eenogers ( 13· 17) ore odml"9d for $A '°"'"'°"°" .... Ith =~htlgtm ™URSOAv:-JJ; 25 Seniors (55 yec>r1 & OYef') odmiti.d for $3. Free corousel ond ferris wt..I rides for Seniors • on day and ni;ht. W..h .... ~·at the .................. CAINIVAL DfSCOUNTS Monday Wnatband Promotion Purchase o $1 5 wristband on ~sand receive unlimited rides from noon lo midnight. Dollar akle 0aya ~iol SI 0 wri$1bonds ore CMJiloble for purchcue ~ l'°ltrrJ.s,,~:; operating hours on T Ufl., Wed, ThUfS., ond Fri TUESDAY, July 23 KIAH SITZIR OltCHISTRA WEDNESDAY, July 2.4 KOO&. ANO THI GANG THURSOA Y, July 25 LOU llAW'LS FRIDAY, July 26 IMIUO SATURDAY, July 27 TY HERNDON SUNDAY, July 28 PAUL RODRIGUEZ Comedy Nite ln19rpr91w provided for !he hearing ~·reel All ods iubj.ct lo ~without notice Genenl Inf onnation foirAcMtl..Jon Adulti ( 13·54) • $6 Senion (55+) • $5 Children (6· 12) • $2 Tots (under 6) ·FREE ltartdftl • $4 Cor ~ l_. or more in cor) $2 One F.... odmiuion p0u lo the Orange ~"'>'. Mork .. Place will be iawe<f with Fair porkingf.. folr hours Monday • Wednesday, Noon lo Midnight ThundCJY · Sunday, I OAM to Midnight Information 714/70l·fAla, or Orange County Regisl9' Info.line; 71 ~/ .S50·1NFO 1t32A7. Visit our W.0 Site ot www.odair.com Belt Piekin'1 ht Celifomi1 We'ft. Paalw' ~la l'_. fAff speak. For more lnformation, call 548-4560. UFO TALK Private investigator and foren- sic artist William McDonald will present a lecture, "The Final Forensic Composites of the Roswell Spacecraft and Her Crew• at 7:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Police Facility Auditorium, 99 Pair Drive. The cost is $8. For information, call 520-4836. ONGOING SMOKERS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowship wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. Call 650-2113 for the local evening meetings nearest you. CARDIAC SUPPORT GROUP Led by registered nurse Beth Dunn, the Cardiac Support Group meets every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Shape-Up Newport in the Aerobic Room, 1080 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. The group is free and open to the public. For .infoanation, call 631-3623. FREE FOOD The Church or Christ distrib- utes free food to those in need on the second Saturday of each month. Low-income and senior residents of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach can pick up U.S.D.A. staples from 8 to 10 a.m. at 287 Wilson, Costa Mesa. Bring picture identification. For further information, call 631-2177. USC ALUMNI MEET The Alumni Association for Sout~oast Thrift & Loan Association . . ... -..... -- USC Newport/Irvine Club meets the first Wednesday of each month at the USC Orange Coun- ty facility in Irvine, 2361 Campus Drive. For more details of events, call 250-4USC. REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY The Costa Mesa Reput)lican Assembly meets every third Thursday of the month at the Neighborhood Community Cen- ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. For more ·information, call 645- 5326. DIVORa MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alicia D. Taylor and psycl1ologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited, and reser- vations are required. For more information, call 863-9590. PLANNING YOUR ESTATE Legal Options, 620 Newport Center Drive, Suite 1100, New- port Beach, sponsors a lecture titled "Protect Your Assets" at 10 a.m. every Saturday. Attorney Debra Gnmaila discusses h ow MONDAY, JULY 22, 1996 wills, living trusts, charitable donations and other tax reduction 5trategies preserve the value of an estate and help avoid probate. AdmlSSion is free, but seating is limited. Reservations may be made by calling 760-8775. BUILD THE LIFE YOU WAPfr A support group based on the book, "To Build The Life You Want, Create The Work You Love,• meets every Wednesday from 1 to 8:30 p .m . at 2900 Bristol St., J-108, Costa Mesa. The fee is $20 per session. For more infor- mation, call 850-1689. HOW TO RAISE TEENAGERS College Hospital, 275 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, offers it free edu- cational work.shop for parents of teens at 10 a.m. each Saturday. Every week's workshop starts and finishes a new topic, so par- ents can join the group at any point in the cycle. For more infor- mation, call Dr. Lani Martins at 704-8166. • Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, catif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, Ext. 333. Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince SABATINO'S Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Reservations and Directions Call . 723-0621 251 Shipyard W"'J • Newport Beach That's tuned into you. If you've QOt on interest, Comcast Cablevision has a channel for you, like: First-doss drama and biographies on A&E. The intriguing past on 11le History 0..•I. All time favorite films on lantrkm Movie Classics. Science and technology on Discovery Chcnlel. Commercial· free family hits on TM Disney a.-1 -now on Standard Service! The fastest news on CNN and much more. With Comcnt's Stspacks, you get your entertainment's worth on premium TVI Watch a new movie every Saturday night on HIO. Entenainment-pocktd 3-Doy Weekends on 5Mwtlm1. And more than 170 movies every month on Cli1•u. 2-6222 ' . - ~ ' • - . .. • EYE-OPENER Goljs TXJSSibillties still have Pat Sharpe thinking ... . .. "" . ~ " ' -~· r•,.....,.... ,". " :;, ~·: I. b t I ... _ ...... _ _..,,...~L~-'--;J .... ...;_ -».______:_ .... - golf TRYING TO STAY • Even the recollection of those lonely nights doesn't stop Pat Sharpe from thinking and dreaming of the "impossible." By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot C OSTA f\.1ESA-Those are awfully lonely weekend nights. On the road, in a hotel room and temporarily unemployed. Another golf tournament, another missed cut. On the Canadian and Golden State professional golf tours, both respectable yet 'bush-beating, life can be cruel outside of the top 10. Financially, most players merely break even. Miss '8 cut and you lose money. That's pressure. You're not just playing skins with your buddies on the weekend; you need to pay bills and feed your children. Costa Mesa's Pat Sharpe, a pro golfer for . nine years who once made a hole-in-one in the Taco Bell Newport Classic Pro-Am at Newport Beach Country Club, has been on both ends of the golf-tour spectrum, from winning the 1989 Fort Ord Classic on the Golden State Tour and teeing off with Tom Weiskopf in the Mexican Open, to being stranded in a small Canadian town because of missing a cut and falling one-inch short on an 18th-green birdie putt. Sharpe, who turns 34 on Aug. 26, didn't crack the PGA Qualifying School and found himself short on cash. About two years ago, he retired. Golf, mind yoUi is a game from which you never retire. Shaipe has been laying tile for a living since the $pring of 1995, only a few months after he earned $5,200 in the Mexican Open (not bad for a weekend's worth of work). The bug to play again, GQmpetitively, is driving him crazy. •What's iJnportant for any golfer is that be needs financial support, as well as mental and moral support, and that's what my dad gave ~o me," said Sharpe, whose father died in June 1991. Sharpe topk over his father's food brokerage business. Suddenly, his golf was no longer played full-time. ·vou can't work full-time and keep your game in shape," said Sharpe, who only three weeks ago shot a 1-under-par 71 in Escondido. •niere are guys playing every day, full-time. How can you keep up with them? That's the thing about golf, it only depends on yourself. It's not like a team sport. If you make an error, baby, it reflects on your paycheck. A golfer's got to play their foul balls.,, Sharpe, former traveling partner of Corona del Mar High product Eric Woods on the Canadian Tour, believes he's back, ready for another crack at professional golf. He's a sponsor away from attending PGA Qualifying School. frbm where the µiajority of the Nike Tour players come. Beating golf's minor-league bushes, after all, beats laying tile. "I have a much better perspective now with life in general," he said. "Before, it was fantasy land. People are giving me money, staying at five-star hotels, playing golf six days a week and traveling around. It was great. Now, I'm on.my own, paying rent and the whole shot. There are a lot easier ways to make money than play golf, no doubt about it. But what a great lifestyle." Sometimes, tbe lifestyle isn't so great When your week'' paycheck is dependent \JPOD a single golf \shot, pressure gets in the way. •When you're playing well, there's nothing better, but when you're not playing well. it .effects your whole life and lt'• ......... ,, Sharpe Nid. •vou am get tn streab winning or mtamg am tn golf, and, boy, if you mill a cut and you're traveling wttb a guy who IDliile tbe cut, U makes that weekend a ~dine. "On the IUt ~round, you're woiadllmg I you're gamg to make the cut. rilMI' .............. about ........ tb8 ~.,_do ... ~11·gee. putt tMt Jia'll MW tD iDIU OD lbe 18ib ... '° ....... tbe mt.~_,.....cn:lliown. -···~.._ ........ ,. doD't ... CMc:t, .... -only do you not ~ yaQ'ftt IDcuired •44DI• ~ .. '°'1nl·:Mr Glat ~ • ..,_~-·blDWtO . =~-!f!fii~~owr iii 11":rf.o~-----iiltdl ...... ()piia .. ~ ... year, rememben a time on the Canadian Tour a few y84J'I ago, when be stepped onto the 18th tee on the bubble of maldng a cut "1iy teeing up a ball when your baDds · are shaking because you're 80 Da'VOUI, • Sharpe said. "lbe nonnal golfer doem't even know what's going on. You look at those golfers (on television), and they're .a taking deep breaths. You think you're under pressure, then your mtnd ~ 1lllDk. That's why experience is 10 bDpaitut. •1 remember .a the Cuadian PaA ~ J W81 CID the lath ~J) for an tioil shot over ntAir1aad evllflMNlt~ _.. eriDg up to the grwa. I lbDwed *f bUd to my ceddie md it wdttillldDg. • So what doel.,. ... dO aD week· end When tbey'w m' Hll I cutt "You ttay out Nil W. on Pftd8Y ~ '°you can~ tllldilgl) half the day an Satatday,. Sbilpe quipped. ·n.a ,_ .. OUl CID S.UdaJ. abOul DOm1. Jal a GD •It ., budrMld ........ pmdlm•..., ....... Yontlyto--•lllUWbs.nltt..Syma C osta Mesa's Pat Sharpe stlll bas tbebug with that constant dilemma of .. a stroke or two away" syndrome. CASEY LUKSCH I DAILY PILOT QUOTE OF TH E DAY i>y tMtng up a ball w'!-your hattda • are shaking bt1cau# gou,..,, ao ~ ... -FORMER CANADIAN TOUR MEMBER PAT SHARPB • Word from Atlanta appears to put this XXVIth Olympiad in step with the past: Plenty of gold, silver and bronze, as well as those frustrating moments. E choes. Every four years they seem to reverberate when it comes to the Olympic Games, something like how the State Finals in track and field for California did every year before they finally got 'wise and put them in one plate (Cerritos College) with the same officials in charge. Every four years a new group of amateurs tries to put together a huge package with multiple-obstacles, ~d the resulting confusion and aggravation is almost always the same. PE RSPECTIVE roger earl son · Another newspaper's amusing account of a fellow who couldn't gain access to a portable toilet stirr.ed some memories within. When covering the "Pre-Olympics" at Pepperdine University a few weeks before the Big Show of '84 I found myself in need, but was turned away from a portable just outside the press room and some 50 feet from the water polo competition. Although most of the communist countries had announced their intentions to boycott the '84 Games because of Jimmy Carter's decision in 1980 to deny our athletes their shots at the '80 Games of Moscow, security was still the overwhelming emphasis being placed in and around Southern California. So, in the name of security weeks before lhe Games would actually take place, and although I was already in a restricted area with my little chain and card draped around my neck, I apparently wasn't so cleared as to rate a seat in the portable pottie .. Instead, I was directed down, around, over and into a building with normal facilities. I tried to reconcile my frustration for the time lost in the name of security, but I really didn't. C overing the Olympic Games during the summer of '84 ls stUl the single most-remembered assignment for the Daily Pilot, hot . because,of the events, or for the length of it, but because of the daily, in-your-face frustrations of dealing with people in charge of things on a first-time basis. They simply did not understand the needs of a sports writer, who had more to do than simply cover one sin le event and write one or two ones. or ey care, . ic y err assignment was simply to make sure you were contained. A mong my 17-day marathon were stories on pentathlon, volleyball, track and field, water polo. swimming, basketball, and, I'll never forget, rowing. The rowing venue was at Lake Castaic and it began daily at 7:30 a.m., which meant a 4:30 a.m. alarm after a 17-hour day. I wasn't taking any chances. I was there at 6:30 a.m. in the press tent, waiting for directions to the competition, and to the athletes. T he athletes and their quarten were on a peninsula of sorts and there was only one way to see them, to walk across a pontoon bridge of some 100 yards. There was just one problem. At no time would they allow more . than two writers across that pontoon bridge. If, and when, a writer would come back from that peninsula, another writer could go across. --. Although I was there first, I stewed in a press tent which seemed to triple the heat of the day, unable to view the competition except by television, and unable to speak with anyone. .. I finally made my way across that pontoon bridge at 1:30 p.m., in search of my rower, the elusive Brad Lewis. b But when I got over tQ this island I found out why it was biking':' · everyone so long before they returned over that pontoon bridge. Your only hope of speaking to someone was to catch them as they walked from one tent to another. You could enter no structure, at all. If they didn't come out, they were obviously not in sight. Lewis, a resident of Corona del Mar, had finished out of the money in his singles heat, thus was to return the following day or so for " "repedlage," which meant one last chance to win a heat, and qualify for the finals. · After nearly an hour· of futility I finally found him. There was my great Brad Lewis, my guy, whom I had written • (glowingly) of earlier from telephone conversations leading up to lhe big event. He was starting to slide his rig from Point A to Point B, a span of a few feet. · •Brad, Brad I," I gushed, ready to declare justice for all. I walked up to him. sweating like only I can sweat when pushed to the limits on a very, very hot day. "Have you got a couple of minutes, Brad?," I said as I pulled out my writing pad and pen. •1t•s me, from your hometown newspaper, the Dally Pilot ... • He turned and looked at me as if I had just beaten him in a race and sent him to repechage. ., -· "No, not really,• he snarl~. then he turned on his heel and c walked back into the forbidden area. Stunned, beaten and bewildered, 1 stood outside that tent for about five minutes, continuing the sweating proceu. I bad been there virtually all day long, had not Mell the race, dld not have anything from my subject, with only a statiltla sheet which had been given to me in that original heat box they called a prea tent, stating his finish and bll time. ' · Over a cotne of some MveD boura l had gleon@d inf<>rm4Uon ~t could be picked up u you brOWMd the result sh at the GemetJ tntormauon center tn dOwntown Loe~. a At.w days laW ar.t l..wll w Giii • podlam wtlla a gOld _... m Im band, eccompumct by the beautltul rn~ of John "' WIDlaml, and ~ he wu evm ~to •f •few word8. Some m.mortel never fade. '· I N~~ 8HchlCosta Mesa Daily Pilot OUrfriend, Dave Mohs, he Will be. sorely missed . • Cancer claims a yery speci':l-1 coach. \ < ) I I. I· '\ H . \ I I I I I I l i I i I I i I I . I . ·". • • ' • • -'1 ~ I • •' ,-,, .,... ~' •' •' ' •• , •' F' •• MONDAY, JULY 22. 1996 OLYMPIC GAMES WA~ER POLO It's a shaky start for U.S. poloists ATLANTA -After dropping it's opener, 10-7, to defending Olympic champion Italy, the U.S. water polo team was expected to even its mark with a victory over Greece Sunday night Italy should be the toughest opponent for the U.S. in the six- team Pool B which includes Greece, Croatia, the Ukraine and Romania. The top four teams from Pools A and B will advance to Friday's quarterfinals. . The U.S. and lta,ly squads are no strangers to each other. Most recently, they squared series finale. oU in May at the U.S. Italy, the '94 World Open in Nashville, Champions and the '95 Tenn .. where the U.S. European title holders, battled back from a are the favorites to win three-goal, fourth-quar-the gold. ter deficit to win, 11-10. The U.S., which fin- They also played a ished fourth in the two-game exhibition the World Championships, first week of January at is expected to challenge the Corona del Mar for a medal. High pool. Oedlng ln Saturday's opener, The U.S. team won Italy jumped out to a 3-1 the first game, 10-8, before the I lead after one, but had to watch pair battled to an 11-11 tie in the as the U.S. scored three goals to even things, 4-4, at the hall. Corona del Mar's Chris Ced- ing bad a goal to make it 4-3 before Woll Wigo's game-tying goal. Italy outscored the U.S. 2-0 in the third quarter and led 7-4 before the two teams traded three goals. In somewhat typical fashion in Olympic Games competition, the U.S. squad struggled in 6-on-5 situations, converting only 4 of 11 situations with a man-up advantage. A n of us who have bad a coach who meant everything ,--,---......,.-~~~~~~~~~ '--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-l 1 r---------------------------------------------------------------------:--------------, : I ; I ALL-STAR YO U TH SOFTBALL HIGH SCHOOL WAtER POLO •because of what be taught us, or a teacher we will always love foT their desire ., to teach and guide us, will .t undentand that we have ... lolt one of those very _ _special people. Por the many people in the education field who love and value our work, we have lost one of the truest friends everl -s ........ ~..........__~ charlie brande Dave Mohs passed away early last Saturday m~g at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian after a year-long bout with cancer. The 10119-Ume Newport Beach resident was a coach and teacher at Edison High in Huntington B~ach for more than 25 years. He loved his work, his students and those who felt the love of teaching that he cherished. Whether be was coaching one of his Sunset League championship volleyball teams or organizing the Physical Education gqiedule for Edison, he gave everything he had, all of the time, to meet the needs of those people he directed. Dave coached an Orange County Volleyball Club team at the 1985 Volleyball Festival in one of the most courageous showings in OCVBC history. About two months ago, I was in the his hospital room when his doctor informed him that his time was nearing an end. It was a very brutal time but one that the doctor had to present. _ When asked to think about what he wanted to do with his last ~ l Costa Mesa All-Star Christine Jones dodges an errant pitch in tournament action Sunday. The 11-12-year-olds dropped a 13-3 decision to the La Palma All-Stars, which eliminates them trom further competition at the Long Beach-based tournament : 1 ; I ; I : I ; I l L------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ CdM, 13-6 SANTA ANA -Newport Har- bor High's swnmer league water polo forces recorded a significant victory Sunday at Foothill High, handing rival Corona del Mar a 13-6 defeat. The Sailors outscored Corona del Mar 4-2 in the second period to take a 5-2 halftime lead, and finished the game off with a 5-2 margin In the final quarter. Goalie John Pharris was cred- ited with 15 saves, while the scor- ing was balanced. Jeff Leeper led the way with three goals, Luke Alvarado, Gary Conwell clnd Damien Alvarado each had two goals. Single goals for the Sailors were recorded by Phil Birdsong, Paul Park, Bill Kreutzcamp and Skeeter Leeper. -weeks, Dave shut his eyes for awhile. When his eyes opened, he looked at the doctor and asked when he could return to his teaching at Edison. While many would opt for vacation , Dave wu only concerned about his return to his greatest love, teaching. I have always felt that the true sign of how great a former teacher was in your life, can be found years after you've left school and you have had ti.me to reflect back on the many teachers. ! ·nuesler teams with Leichtfried for 55 doubles crown · ,, Through this past year of Dave's battle with cancer, 1 have ,.,. been constantly amazed at the number of coaches who have aedited Dave Mohs with their desire to coach and their success in education. Prom Newport Harbor basketball coach l HUNTINGTON BEACH -New-l port Beach's Bob Duesler, compet-i ing in the men's 55 singles at the l USTA National Men's 50 and 55 j Hard Court Tennis Championships : at Lindborg Racquet Club, was j knocked out of championship con- l tentioo on Saturday in the semifi- 1 nals, dropping a 7 -6, 7-5 decision 1 to eventual champion Allen ~ Carter. · Larry Hirst to Newport volleyball coach Dan Glenn, there are • coaches everywhere that attribute their desire to help our youth to Dave Mohl. 1Da.e11 hmeral will be this Friday a.t St. Andrew's Church at l p.m. He leaves behind his wife, Ginny, who also teaches; and his two daughters, Jan and Jill, who both have been memben of the team 1 coached. Jan has also chosen a career in education. In lieu of flowers the Mohs family has requested friends donate to a memorial fund in care of Edison High. '' 1 always have a very diff:lcult time explaining to young ··:t• people why these things happen and why they always j Duesler, however, made amends j with a championship run in the 55 1 doubles, teaming with longtime j partner Hank Leichtfried of Irvine, j as the two went on to record a 6-4, 6- j 2 conquest in the finals over Geof 1 Grant of Sausalito and Gordon · happen to the best people. I'm a firm believer that God has a reuon and that someday I'll know why He took such a great friend from our lives. ' •• .. .. ' \-( ~ Smith of Greenbrae. y ~r. All-Alnerican's late signups available NEWPORT-MESA -Newport-FOOTBA Mesa Jr. All American Football is LL now taking applications for late signups. The full-contact football program consists of five teams ranging in ages from 7-14 with eight restric- tions per age group. · All ages are welcome to sign up, however, there is a specific need in the 7-8 age group (50-90 pounds). Tilis team is currently 20 players short nec- essary to form a team. The contact is Kimberly Rothwell at 720-1818. Registration ls $175, which includes all practice and game uniforms, pads, mouth pieces, team T- ,hirt, trophies, physical exam and insurance. , . • Additionally, applicants must fwnish a birth cer- tificate and current utility bill in order to register. 11 Practices begin July 29 at Corona del Mar High and are held Monday though Thursdays from 5:45- 7:45 p.m . Practice dates and site changes on Sept. 3 to '(!Jonita creek Park, with practice days on Tuesdays, .iWednesdays and Thursdays. ....... \ ... Games are on Saturdays. viYouth Swim Meet slated Sunday • NEWPORT BEACH -More than 250 swimmers, age. 7-17, will SWIMMING be hitting the pool at Corona del "'Mar High Sunday for the Orange County Municipal Athletic Association Youth Swim Meet. .. ; Youngsters representing area swim clubs from BOATI NG RESULTS ~--GATIA UOO llU YACHT Cl.U9 'leltot A "-et -1. EHc Alllone (UVO, 6.75; 2. Jennifer Porter (NHYO, 6.75; 3. G~ OHon (NHVO, 8.00; 4. 'Troy lreacc.ar (ltYO, 1.75. lllbol I · 1. •Ryan Mulvanla (BCYCJ.t 7.75; 2. Phil Stemler (NHYO, 9.00; J, Andrew Camon (llY1..1, 9.75. Newport Beach (Newport Beach Aquatics Club), Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach, Fullerton, Orange, Yorba Ll.nda, Seal B~ach and Irvine will participate in the meet geared towards recreational swimming more than age groups. The Meet is set to start at 10 a.m. with individual events of various lengths in the four basic strokes (freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke and butterfly). There will also be an intermediate medley com- bining all four strokes, but no relays. Winners will advance to the Southern California Municipal Athletic Association Swim Meet sched- uled for Aug. 10 in Irvine. Spe~ial search for AYSO you th HUNTINGTON BEACH -With a continued influx of applicants from SOCCER Costa Mesa, offidals of the AYSO Region 57 Ameri- can Youth Soccer Association, who offers programs for children 6-17 with special needs, believe they will be plJ.tting two, perhaps th,ree, teams on the field this upcoming season . The program is for special education children who are developmentally challenged, yet fully ambulatory. The program gives children the oppor- tunity to play with others while improving social skills, self-esteem and physical abiliti~. AYSO is looking for new players, as well as vol- unteers to be coaches and assistants. For more infOimation, call V1P Program Director Jennifer Guze at 640-2539. Coast Guard schooling NEWPORT BBACH -o·•&..-.~ Flotilla 27 of the United B na anG ..... C1 -1. •Krilt9n CNmbefialn \NHYC), 6. 75; 2. Henry Stpol (NHVC), 13.00; J. Gianna Segmtl (NHYO. 11.00; 4. Adrt.nna ,__,'°" (ICYC), 11.75; 5. ~ CMfson (NHYC), 19.00. , .-.. a · 1. 'Alen fr9dia <UYO, 1.75; 2. •JuU.O. <:alliou.t (NHYC), 10.00; J, ••<Ytt Deir\ (NHYO, 12.75; 4. K~ V.ley, 16.75; s. ~ Grtm. (UYO, 11.00; 6. Eric cartton (UYO, 21.00. • ...... a · 1. •Nij O'Oelky (IYO. 7.~ 2. -Scott Andrt'M States Coast Guard Auxiliary will teach basic boating procedures and responsibilities in a spe· cial training course for penonal watercraft oper· ators 1n two three-hour .egments, Sept. S and Oct. 3 at 1 p .m. at the Newport Bea.ch Harbor- muter facility, located at 1901 Bayside Dr. , Pre-registration it required at least one week In advanetJ. Study book •aoattng Safety• wW be eent to you be return mall. Certificates wW be presented \APOO coune completion. r•va. 1.n; J. •K111rnty \.out.It CNHYO. t.OO; 4. "WhtWy LouWl (NHYQ, 1J.00; ~. ~ 0eCampou (UY(), 19.00; .. Moigln Sebo (UY(). 20.00; 7. ~ o..n (NHYC). 20.00. ..... ~ -1. ICJrn MdtM (IYC), S.75; 2. lob v.t. (UYC), 5.75; :-], MN~ a.rtQ. S.75. Jr. Uiin • t. C1t9' OOUglwty (UY(). I.~ 2. Trw0tf4Mttrco (Mt6Q 4:15: •• ~ ~ cuvo. t .00. • ...,.. ••• to "9t a.\111 of~"'°"· For infonnatioin. call Mary 8aJ.ne (834·1069) or Don CbUrch (472-2254) • Alic> eftileble w01 be the Cout Guard'• nlne- ftek Boatmo SIEIDl a.~ Coune, held at the ..... -. et 7130 p.m., beginning~ 11. ln..-..ted ............. •C'OUrlged to contact Bame or Cburcb at the lllD8 number. USTA NatiONll Men's 50 and 55 Hard Court Championships (at Undborg Racquet Club) Men's 50 Singles Semifinals Dick Johnson (Ballwin, Mo.) def. Jim Parker (Houston), 6-4, 6-2; David Bohannon (Garden Grove) def. Ken Robinson (San Carlos). 2-6, 6-1, 6-0. Fimils -Johnson def. Bohannon, 7-5. 6-1. Consolation -Price def. David Gardner (Corona del Mar), 6-4. 7·5. Men's 50 Doubles Quarterfinals Peter Bronson (Scottsdale-David Bryant def Craig Edgecumbe (Palos Verdes)-Jack Metalsky (Manhattan Beach), 6·3, 7-6, David Bohannon (Garden Grove)-Dennis Trout (Solvang) def. Dick Johnson (Ballwin, Mo.)-Fred Shuey (Los Angeles), 6-3, 6-3; Jim Parker (Houston)-Ken Robinson (San Carlos) def. Dave Crook (Phoenix)· Tom Long TEE UP FOR THE TENNIS (Scottsdale, Az.), 6-1, 6-3; Ted Hoehn (Burlington, Vt.)-Charlie Hoveler (Ross) def. Jurgin Janson (Westlake Village)· Tom Wire (Westlake Village), 6-2, 6-3. Semifinals Branson-Bryant def. Bohannon·Trout. 6-4. 7-5; Parker·Robinson def. Hoehn-Hoveler, 7-5. 6-3. Flmils -Bronson-Bryant def. Parker- Robinson. 6-2. 6-4. Men's 55 Slng•es Semifinals Len Saputo (Walnut Creek) def. Gordon Davis (Encino), 6-3. 4-6, 6-3; Allen carter (Dallas) ~ef. Bob Ouesler (Newport Beach), 7-6. 7·5. Finals Carter def. Saputo, 6-2, 6-2. Consolation -Shapiro def. Roberts, 6-2, 6-2. Da · \"Pilot 1111-..: wtllt'S .... Ill CHiii? a guide to Orange County's public and private golf courses ..................... ...,., how to get started In the sport ••nllltlll ""· a primer of golf course terminology .................. course pros provTde tips on Improving your game ....... the latest golf products, gadgets and att1re ..,, ......... ? tips on golf course etiquette ._ ....... golf resort living ......... golf camps, resorts ... ""'"* 1illll 1d11 -.: Fri .. Aug. 2. 1996 •181151 -=.,Jutv29at5pm. --·~:1 Thu11.-1.~g. 1 It 5 p.m. .-W -·-·• Frl.1Ju11 19 at 5 p.m. (minimum full PIO') .-.: f 14.96 per column Inch 1~=1 1/2 PIQI: tul~: 730 colOr: 1 ... ful COIOr: Men's 55 Doubles Quarterfinals Dick Leach (Laguna Beach}-Jim Nelson (Newport Buch) def. Ron Cox (Tahlequah, Ok.)-Gordy Nicol ~ayne, Pa.). ~. 6-2; Geof Grant (Sausalito)-Gordon Smith (Greenbrae) def. Herman Ahlers (Dana Point)-J. Sahratin (San Clemente). 6-2, 6-2; Len Saputo ~alnut Creek)-tenny Lindborg (Laguna Beach) def. Allen carter (New York, N. Y.)-1.arry Rauppius (Richmond, Va.). 6-2. 6-2; Bob Duesler (Newport aeacti)-Henry Lefchtfried (Irvine) def. Bob Jones (lrvine)-Fred Scott (Los Angeles), 6-4, 6-4. SemiflnaJs Grant-Smith def. Leach·Nelson, 6-4, 6-4; Duesl...-.leidrtfried def. Saputo-Lindborg, 6-4, 4--6, 6-4. Fimils Duesler-Leichtfried def. Grant-Smith. 6-4, 6-2. ' • MONDAY. JULY 22. 1996 Ne~ 8dchlC.o.ca Mesa OeUy Pa~ PUIUC NOTICU PUILIC NOT1Cll PUIUC NOTtcll PUIUC IOTICD MUC llOTlc;ll PU1UC llOTICll MUC llOTICll J!!t1UC NOTICIS O'riE~. =~:.. ~ PUIUC IOTICI ':P you auw1ed dolt'O ~ =o'¥d: :::.. ~ •:. PUIUC MOTICI It Of MISCfll.M£0US IMPS. PA"K. CA. all rtg'-t. lft .... YOU MA y EXA~ ·-,. to ihal cenafn tNf ~ GMt.-rta7 bYeinete y9'T No IClfDed In Wa °'In '*""of'*· OM1Ma.4H * "* OfllCl OfTHl COUfllTV end lnt.,.at convevtd to tHE tHe fll• kept by the flllUC NOTICI tltutted In tht City~ Wfff• NOnc• TO ~ "°'tnt!M McOoty ~ oonnpqndenoe deo ~ thla tath dQ ,.......... ••lneH ~A-'=: ~~ tl'td now hald l>y it unct.r ooutt. If ¥0" .,.. • P•-ISCHO mlnsttr, Statt of c.lifOf,..._ ClllaotT0119 Of' This l&Memenl wu 1lled llllered to U19 CICY ~ el .lvlf ,.... ................. &aid Dead of Tr~t In tha ton •l'rtitM In the ~ C:,URT Cou~ o~oll Otange. d.. SUI.IC UL• Wllh tha County Clark Of ... 0t pr1ot to, the pubic: .,._ii. .. ......,, TM ~ J*'tOM .,. ~fR~YO~~ st"s-pro.,.rty artuated ln .. ie. Mtat•t... ,,,.lc ft~ Off nta STAT• Of ~ 19~ Tt•:'~11. n • caeca. atM, Orang41 c::::~-.e; titer~ T. •LUO'M' Publlthao Nawpoll doing bualnelaOoolaal: ltvlne STANcES lYING llLOW County, CallfOt~~ ~·~cmlb • :'°''Ir to~ •s:=at CALJfrORlllA POR ahown on a ,,..., rec0tdtd et O• u.c.c.t o.--Cl ... cs.rte • BHC'h.COtta Mau Dlltv ~ and ng, 550 OEPJH OJ 500 FUT WITHOllf' Ing the la('d t .... retn. ot N:fo f the filino of an THI COUNTY In Boole ta, P119N 27, ae. •sorow No.1131... Dally Pilot July 1, I, 15, -·• •• Piiot July 22, 11198. Ntwport Cenltr Ori~. THE AIGHT OF SUNACE (N• tl. of l'reot fl6&S. In tt\e t::t o nd relul "' OP ORANG& 29 and 30 of MijcafJaneout Notice It hereby gtv.n to 2:2, 199'. m250 PublltheCI Newp~>rt M2t5 Newpott Be~. CA 9aeeo TflY A$ A£5El'WO 8Y RO City of Newport leach, f O#V • ~ f ~,,..,.~ t"'9 Matt.r of tfM Mai>•i. record• o• Oreng• credlt01t or th• w11111n PUBLIC NOTICE ~!tcJh.Cry0!!' 1!!, ... Dally pu••Jc NOTICI ~~~~=~Y·5~ HIRATA. ev OEEO RfCOl\OEO CountV ~f Orenga, Swtt of :nv-:=o~~ ec:!u~t ~-f RT Coumy, Callfornla. narnect Hlltf that " bulk .-.... u ..... ·~· -Na , c 1 0• 1 APRll 3. 1978IN800IC12e20 Ctkforn ... 11 Shown on• Vfded In ••otfon ·-ta to o A HU~ Alto excepting all under· Nie It at>out to be madtof NOTIG9 OP' m282 CMt380e3I ~Co°Je..:~ ~~ 92*' PAGE 82. Off'ICIAI. RECOlll0$1 ,.,,fttc()(dtd in Book 257, ~~oof the Celffornle """1..0W, ala A. BAft g<ound waters ~O i,., '"' UHi • dHctlbed PUILtc IA.IA PUBLIC NOTICI l'lottt.._ au.an. Thi• buslntH 11 con• EXC(PTING THEAEfAOM THE PegH 14 Th.rough 19 of p b•t• Coda A Ra· LOW,N~:~29 ::i11i.·:ht'!r'entry t:l'~ ~~•m•• •ncl bUSIMH Purauant lo lhe California Name Stat ....... r ducted by: • COf1)0f'8Uon fOUOWING: (A) UNITS 1A 1 ' Mlactlleneou• Mepa. R•· ;,~.t for special Notlc• ,, • NOTiCll 0 , aALE surface oT uld land for th• addretH• of th• •elltr s.ff.SIMc• Stor*GI Fd-NOTICS OP l'he fOllowlrig perton• ,,. Th• r~1tranl c9mmtnced 1A•2THAOUG#i 14A·l & 14A-2 corda of Orange Coun1y, form it 1Veltebl• from " purpose or producing area: Compultl, Inc. A C.11· lty Act (8 AP Code 21700 PUILtC HIMINQ dolnt buslnffa at: Roxy, to ttanaaet bualnett under AS SHOWN UPOH fl.IE cOH· Californ11. bcephng tha court olerk. OF flUI. PROPERTY waler, as c:orweyed to Dyke fornla Cotl)O(atlon, 18023 et ttq.) tht uncl.,.lgntd NOTICE IS HEREBY t740 Monrovia Avenu1, the flct1t1ou1 n1me or OOMINIUM PIM RECORDED Therefrom All Oil. GH. A...., fw ... 11donar: AT PAIVAT& SALE Wattr Company by Deeds Sky Park Circle. SUit• J, Ir· wtll aell 11 pubtlQ auction, GIVEN that a publlo fltat· Cotta Mesa, Callrornla nam" lltced above on IN 8001( 1$$51ATPAGl1737 M1,....ra11 and Hydrocerbon Jelhy LI.Wit NOTICE IS HEREBY recorded August 1 1955 Vine Oallfornla92714 on ~ul 30, 19", personal 11'.'Q wlU be held by Iha 92627 June I. 19" OF()fFICIAlRECOAOSOf'SN~s i nd d r ........,Uahta GIVEN that WILLIAM A. In Book 3158, pagt' 598 oi ~ locetlon In Calirotnla ~ro lncll.ICllnO but not Costa Meu City Council Oulkallver, Inc., (Callfor· The Irvine Company, a COUNTY. (8) TH£ EXCLUSM u.b.ttncaa n e un ' ~a M . •8AKEA, PUBLIC ADMINIS-Olflclal Records; October of th• chief executive office lml Id to tumll~. cloth· on Monday. Augu•t 5, nla). 1740 MonrOVla Ave .. MIChlQan corpot'atlon. Wll· RIGHT TO PO$S(S$10fll OfALL Said~. but WlthOi.lt th.• ...... ",....·~.: _TAATOR, u administrator 9, 1956 In Book 3671, Page of the Hiier It! seme ., Ing, toola and/or othtr 1996, at 6!30 p.m., 01 •• Costa Mua, California llam. Ft. McFarland, Execu-THO$E AREAS OESIGNA'ftD AS Right of $\#'face Entry to• _...'- Of &ht tstate of the abov.-234 01 Official Records· above household Hema locattd soon thereafter as po.-92627 t!Ve Vic• President BALCONIES PATIOS STOMGt Oapth ot !500 Feet M••· =.--..-CA named d9Cedent, wlll sell and November t3, 1958 In As flattd by the Hlltr, all at: • albl•. In the Council Cham-This bualneu I• eon-This statement was flr.d • · tured from the Surfect of -!~t~r!:' :!!~ ~e:h~,~~.~· Book 3709. page 30 of Of· other business name• ind N"~~~1t1 2~~~~ ~2:: b0e1v" o0f City MHafl, n Ft~ ducttd by: a corporallon ~~J~ec~a,:ity"':'onC~~~~I ~ ~~~~~Thereof, •• Rt .. Ntd In 0 111 07122 07128 · flclal Rec01ds. addrenes ust<J by the c 92627 ·,7141 84• 5~116• r •. oata eta. on 11• The regJ'1rant commenced ... MINIUM PLAN ABOVE RE Datd Rtcordtd in Book • • .aft&/ deducUon of any r• SUBJEC'T' TO all ••cep-Hiier within three years i,., a. • .,. • following Item: to transact buslntu under 19983888282 • 9184 p 799 Official ~ Quesaed broker·s commls· Ilona. covenants, condl-lore the date such fist was TIME: 9:00AM, Stored b~ A RESOLUTION approv· the fictitious name or Daily Pilot July 15, 22, 29, FEARED TO. PAllCll !l UNITS .. _A _ _:._ •f'or • Coun PUBLIC NOTICE slon, upon the terms and tions restrictions •as• Hnt or delillered to the the lollowlng pettoni. Ing the transfer of control names listed above on· August 5 1996 M278 IA·1 AMO 8A·Z AS SHOWN........,.,. 0 •nae ty. -...--------eondillons here!nalter men-menl;, exclusions, 'reserva· bu er are: non• H219 Charlotte Govarnate, of a cable teltvlalon f\'an-1992 · ' UPON THE CONDOMINIUM Tfle ptoperty harttof°'91e· • tloned and sublect to con· uons liens rlghis and ~ names and buslnesa H205 Catotlna Gonzaltz. ChlH from Contlnll'ltal C. Qulksllver Inc. Randall L PUBLIC NOTICE PlAN ABOVE AEFERAEO TO. acrlbtd Is belng sold H NOTICe OF TIWS~ llin:iallon by he above-rights of way'. ol rec:o~d. addressta of tile buyer art: ~:g: ~Xn~ Boe~~~,; blevl1lon, Inc. to U. S. Herrel, Preaid.,;t Chief Op-1 ........ t7 PARCEL 3: AN EXOlUSM i.·. The·atteet lddrH"nd IAU! T.S. !'!"I entitled Court, on Thurs· Commonly known at: ORM, Inc., A California ose, _.. West, Inc. tratlng Officer ona ,.._.. APPURTENANT EASEMENT other common d"lgnation, M-O:Za2COHV"'8 l.Olln ~· day. July 25· 1996· ~1 the 13432 Chestnut Street. Corporallon, 3301 Ocean ~rnel Guatavaon, E245 NOTICE IS FURTHER Thi• statement was flied Flotltlou• BuelnH• FOR RESIOENTIAl USE ANO if any, of the real property 111a 11 Tltte Ordtt ~; h~~~ ~ t~~~~~~ero ;\f;;~ Westminster, Calllornla Boulevard, Suite 110, Santa ~~~ AT~~';°G~k. ~~ andGIVEN 1 that 81at1 •1ald U~ With the County Clerk of N•m1o St•t •rMnt PURPOSES IN AND TO THE described above Is pur· ~'727 lnWllOfltn n · r 92683 Monica Cellfomla 90405 B b L . EO T Pace nter111.,.. Orange Counly on 8-14·96 The fol owing peraons are BALCONY AHO PATIO 01· rted b . 1727 PORT """· OOl81m7' APN!i :~et~~~ !"~f9t~ebypl~;i..J~ Bids or offers are Invited The assets to be sold are R~ln °C~· Re~1 Sh':~ C:':,°"'d ~~h •tPrHrCo and 19H~981551 doing bualnen as: Stnl01'1 RECTLY AOJACENT~O THE ~IRLI~~ ~LACE NEW· '12..ot2..-1 YOU ARE IN A~Ml~fSTRATOR , t300 ~: r~l~~{1~P~1~"~:J'':: :~~~~.edeql~P~:~tral9t:~ htrd.° 0009 Susan Allen, ctl ~~~e a&<!v: lie~. un-Dally Piiot July 1, 8, 15, ~~~~nc;;~,9t8os~edMe~~~ ABOVE • DESCRIBE U IT PORT BEACH. CA,92660. ~~.~~ o:,f . South Grand Avenue, received at t~e office of the In trade, goodwill, lease-C003 PauJ R. Escandon IF THE AFOREMEN· 22, 1996. CA 658 WHICH SHALL BE. DEE TO The undertigned Trustee UNLESS YOU TAKE • Building C. Room 207. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, hdld Interest of a certain Proper'I 24517• 1725 TIONEO ACTION IS CHAL· 60 rman Johnson. 1048 Ir-BE PART Of THE RESTRICTED disclaims eny liability for TO PftOTECT YOUft ~ ~:7~':, a~~l~hc, ~iTi~~~~~~ ~~!Avenue, compu1er •=and NrVlce ~~~27~(71~)•:2~~~ l ENGED IN COURT, th• PUBLIC NOTICE ne Ave., 1310, Newport COM~gN8~~~r:~: any incorrectness of the ERTY, IT MAY 81! SOU> AT· 9 -an esfili-onmT Sanra Ana California pu1el Inc and are located E: 11 :00A~I only those Issues raised at ona13toe39 Thia bu1lnt11 Is con· MINIUM • . NEEDANEXPl.ANATIONO( irA'BLOW. also known as A. 92705 or may be flied with at· 18023' Sky Parle Circle, the following ptrsone: tht public hearing d• Flctltlo •au I ducted by: an Individual FEARED TO. PAACEl 4: AN common dH1gnstlon, If THE NATURE OF THE PRO. BAlll.OW. deceas~d. ln1 the cierle of sald Superior S~lte J, frvint, Calllornla ~45 t.a.:J/'0~3e9re:z2099 Pl acrlb•d In this notlct or In NanM ~tate:W.:~• Tht registrant commenced EXCLUSM APPURTENANT> any, thown herein. Said CE£Dl'.IG AGAINST YOUr antto-to lhat certain rea Court or may be delivered 92714 -rope .. , • a· written corr11pondence d• to transact business under EASEMENT TO USE AND OC· ule will be mada, but with-YOU SHOULD CONTACT It l".~rty described as 101· to said PUBLIC ADMINIS· Tile butlness name used ~~11:2~~·(7~~·~~';· llvtt'ed to the C~ Council d!~ f:~~~ '=-"r.i~1~~ the fictitious n1me or CUPY. AT All TIMES. THE out covenant or warranty, LAWYER. Noaet Is hlffbt 9,,~CEL NO. t : TRATOR personalty, at any by lh~ seller at that roe ... TIME: 11:JOAM Stored by ~a: prior to, t public 1740 Monrovia 'Avenue: names nsted above on 6-t· GARAGE DESCRIBED AND expreued or Implied, re· given that CTC Fofedoaur• Lot 27 of Tract No time alter first publication lion is. Compu1tl, lne. the following persons· g. Costa Mesa Calltornia 96 DESlGNATED ON THE CON· gardlng ti11t. pouetslon. Of ~ Ccfponlllon. a. • · of this notice and before The anticipated date of C 04 R H C203. MARY T. ELLIOTT, 92621 ' Norman Joh/Ison OOMINIUM Pl.AH ABOVE h duly eppoHed trua.e pur-10"88, in the city of Dana the making or said sale the bulk sale Is August 1 2 ose urtado, · DeputJ Cltr Clerk . ·. This stattment was filed encumbrencH, to P•Y 1 • auant to the Dted °'a Pot!ft. County of Orange, TERMS OF SALE· Cash 1996 at the office of es'. Robert Hurley P bll .. d N Ou11f,,sllver. Inc.. (C81ifor· With the County Clerk of REFERRED TO AS BG WHICH remaining principal sum of executed by Mawtce StJe of California as per · • Property 00101/22301, u s .. e ewport nla), 1740 Monrovia Av· o Co .. 14 96 SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE..... ( I ed b Hid ......a. ..... -map tecorded In Book 541, lawful money 01 the United crow Plus, 601 S. Glenoaks 2065 Placentia Ave., Costa Beach-Cotta Mesa Dally enue, Costa Mesa, Callfor· range unty on .,.. • PART OF THE *RESTRICTED u"' note 5 uwr. · Y • -..-man, .... act ""1 pa~(s) 41 to 43 inclusive Slates, or _upon such terms Blvd., 13 to. Burbank, CA Mesa, Ca. 92627, (7141 Pilot July 22, 1996. nia, 92627 . 19983089820 COMMON AR.EAS* The prop· Deed of Trust, with interest and rac:otdtd 07~ IM of lscellaneous Maps, in and conditions as may be 91502 64~166, TIME: 1:00PM, m28t This bualnes .. 11 con-Dally Pilot July 1, 8, 15, e addrmandotheroommon thereon,HPfOYided.lnsald lttument No. 92'"'90~ lh~lllce of the County Re-acceptable to the Court This bulk sale Is subject Stored by the lollowlng ducted by: a corl)Oratlon 22. 1996. d rtf lion If 1 th 111 not•l•l. edvancH, 1f any, Boole -, Page -,). of CONler of said coun1y upon confirmation. The to Calllomla Unifoun Com· fersons· A048 Laura Pip· PUBLIC NOTICE The registrant commenced m258 esigna ' any, 0 e ' under th• terms of the Raeotda In Iha omc.e °' . · 1 sum of TEN THOUSAND merclal Code · Section 1 · t t 1 b 1 d property described above Is f T . d COW1Cy Rec<Nder of°':! Elleept all o11, gas, m ner· DOLLARS ($10 000 00) In 6106 2 ns N ti of o ransac us ntss un er PUBLIC NOTICE purported to be: 2231 PACIFIC Deed o rust. ••tmate ~ State of Calif • als""and orher hydrocarbon 1 • • • • All sales are subject to o oo the fictitious name or A"tNUE I B 3 COSTA ME"A ftes charge& ancl expense• ~-• . ,....,,.,,._ . substances In and under ~a~h. cert fled check, cash· II so subject, the name prior cancellation. Terms, Dl1aolutlon of names listed abovt on: Not n · · ...., ' Tru "and of tha ...... on~-at 01· said land lyin below a 1er s check, or money ord~r and address of the person rules and regulations avail· Partnership yet begun ona1392470 CA 9262? The undersigned of the It , PM, at the North front - deplh of 550 Peet wilhout must accompany ea~h wnt· with whom claims may be able at sale. Dated this Public nollce is hereby Quiksilver, enc., Randall L. Flctltlou1 Bu1ln•H Trustee disdalms ;my liability trusts created by said De!d tr1111C1 to the County Coult· lhe right of surface entry as ten bid or otter, with the flied Is Escrow Plus, 60t S. lSth and 22nd day of July, given that OR FRED GAR· Herrel, President Chief Op· N•m• St•t•m•nt for any lllCOrrectness ol the of Trust. to-wtt: houM, 700 Civic Centtt reserved by deeds of balance of Iha purchase Glenoaks Blvd., #310, Bur· 1996 by PS Orangeco, Inc .. CIA, and OR . FELIX eratlng Officer The following persons are property address and other $514,207.28 e.timtted. DflvaW.st,SantaAna,CA at reco1d. fl'lce .to be raid upon con· banle, CA 91~2, and ,the 701 Western Avenue, Glen-PRAKASAM, heretofore This ttatement was flied doing business as: Coastal common designation. II any, Accrued interest and addi· pubic auction, to the hlgfl. Except lherelrom all waler irmat:fn b 0 s~e Sas ~P-la~t11 d~te l0' 111:'1 ~a~~ dale. CA 91201, (818) 244· doing business under the with the County Clerk of Recovery Uvlng. 427 East snown neretn. the total amount tional ad1111ne11. if any, 'tl(ill •It~=°' c~ and subsurface water prove Y sa upe or s a e ugus • • 8080, Bond No. 5857632: flctltlous firm name and Orange County on 6·14·96 17th Street, Suite 351. of the unpaid ~oe of the ob-increau this figure prior to H • PIYI rights. belo.w a deplh or c:,nids 0 , ollers must be ~:/~:'. ~~:hs~l:~~~:J~Pd:J. Pu bllshed Newport styte of FOREVER SUM .at . . 19983986553 ~~s~:~e~a, ~~;~21 416 11oaaon sacured by the property sale. The beneficiary under ~ fUll U:, :;,:er::ecc:! 550 feel, w1thou1 the rlgh~ submitted on a form fur· ilied above. Beach-Costa Mesa Daily 4000 Birch, Suite 102, City Dally Piiot July 1, 8. t5, Glenwood. Drive. YCosta to be sold and rusonable est!· said Deed of Trust hereto· v~ to and now held by " of surface entry. !!'. dedl nished by the seller D•ted1 7117""6 PUot July 15, 22. 1996. of Newport Beach, County 22, 1996. M CA 92627 mated costs. expenses and ad· f cuted nd d livered undef Aid Deed of Tru .. In cated or reserved 1n instru· T 1 • '" m271 of Orange State of Calllor· 269 esa. s at the time ol 111e lnltJal ore 8)(9 a e -. ments of record h~ r g.ht to reject any and QRM, Inc., A C•ll· nla did on the 20th day of m Tracy Tameny, 416 Glen· vance . to the undersigned a writ· the property situated "1 anld PARCEL NO. 2': all bids is ~ereby reaerved. fornl• Corpor•tlon, PUBLIC NOTICE May, 1996, by mutual con-PUBLIC NOTICE wood Drive. Costa Mesa, p~bllcation of the Nollc:e 01 Sale ten Dtclaration of Dafault County and State and as Non-exclusive easement DAT ED, 719190 Ralph McDonald sent, dissolve th ... said part· CA 92627 IS. S76·641·69 In addition to and Demand for Sale, and more fully deac:rlbecl In I.he for access. lngoess. egress. WILLIAM A. BAKER, Published Newport cna1380813 nershlp and terminate their c na1390838 This business Is con·1casl'I. ~· Truslle will accept a a written Notice of Default above referenced ~ of encroachment, drainage, p UBL IC ADM IN I S· Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Flctltloua Bu1ln•H relations 81 partners Fictitious Busln••• ducted by: co-partners . •casnier s checltdrawn on astate d Elec:ti t S 11 The TNst. The street addfess repair. maintenance. sup· T RATOR, Admln l a-N•m•Statement therein. NemeSt•tement Have you started do1ngornaoonalbank.acheekdrawnen . on ° e . andothercommondeslgna- port and tor other pur· trator of the Eat•t• of Piiot July 22, t 996. The following persons are Further notice Is hereby The following persons are business yet? yes. July 1. by a state or federal credit union und.trsigntd c1used said lion, r any, ot the real PfOf>' poses. all as described in PETER DRESEK D• m294 doing business as: Voss, glven that tf'le utlderalgned doin business as· Radio 1996 or a ctlecll drawn by a stall or Notice of O.lault encl Elec· erty described above la the Master Declaration of ceHed ' PUBLIC NOTICE Cook & Thel, 840 Newport wlll not be responsible, Fiji ~740 Monrovia Avenue Robert Tamef'ly federal savings and loan ~SO· tion to Sall to be recorded putpof1ed to be: 1169 Ktng.. Covenanls, Conditions and LAURENCE M WAT Center Drive, Suite 700, from 1his day on. for any co'sca Mesa Calllornla r:hls statecment was filed ciaaon. savings assOClatlon or in the county where tht aton Stteet, Cost. Mesa. CA Restrictions for the ·ptened • • cn113994 39 Newport Beach, CA 92660 obligation incurred by the 92627 ' with lhe ounty Clerk of savings bank specified 111 Ste· real property is located and 92621. The undersianed (sic) development of Dana· S 0 N ' CH IE F AS· SUPERIOR COURT Bruce v. Cook, a Proles· other(s) in (his) (her) (their) Quiksilver Inc (Calilor· Orange County on 7·1·96 lion 5102 of the Flna/IClal Code more than threa months Trustee dlsclalma any ITabff. woods ("Master Declara· SI STAN T COUNTY OF THE STATE OF sional corporation (Califor· own name(s) or In the nla) 1740• Mon~ovia Ave 19983888281 and authorllld IO do business h 1 ps d sine• such lly tot any lnconectness ot t1on"), recorded In Bo?k COUNSEL, •nd HOPE CALIFORNIA nia), 840 Newport Center name of the firm. Costa Mesa, Calllornl~ Dally Pilot July 15, 2-2, 29, in tllls stni. In the event tinder ave de rl •Arm Rnanclaf Iha ltrttt address and~ 13737. page 1226, Ottlc1al E, SNYDER, DEPUTY, Drlv~. Suite 100, Newport DATED AT Coat• 92627 August 5, 1996 . M276 otner than cash 15 aoceplld Ole recor 1 on. commondes19Matlon,lf any, Rec~rds ?'Orange County, Attorney• for Publlc COUNTY OF ORANGE Beach, CA 92660 Mea•, California, this Thi• business Is con-Trustee m Withtlold the ISSU· Corporation H Trustee, thown herein. The t~I Calilornia and In lhe Adm lnlatr•tor NOTICE TO Albert J. Thel, Jr., 840 181h d•v Of Julv 1998 ducted by: 8 corporation PUBLIC NOTICE I th 'Y,. tee' De 0 tit P.O. Box 85309. San Die· amount of ttwl unpaid baf. Amendment to Covenants. CREDITORS OF Newport Center Drive, • , "' ' The ,. istrant commenced ance 0 • rus s e un go. CA 92186-5309, Tele· ancewlth ln(efest thefeon of Conditions and Restrictions Published New po.rt ROBERT MASON, Suite 700, Newport Beach, LEWIS, D AMATO, to tran~act business under FlotlUoua BuelneH tunas llec:Ome available to the phone Numbtr: (6191452· the obllgatlon ncured by and Notice of Annexation Betich-Costa Mesa Daily DECEASED CA 92660 BR I S B 0 IS & the fictitious name or N•m• Stat•m•nt piyee or endOlset as a maner 4900 Sa h M 0 . n Aa· I.he propef1yto ~sold plus of Property ("Notlce"I re-Pilol July 15, tG. 22, 1996. CASE NO A183473 David A. Lurker, 840 New· BISCAARD, Attorn•v• names fisted above on· Th• followlng persons art of rignt. Said sale wiU be made. . t • t ~· t ixo 0 te· reasonable estimated costs, corded April 25, 1986, as ml273 ESTATE OF port Center Drive, Suitt fo r o R . FELIX 199t · doing business as: Sign but without covenant or wat· 5 0 1 7s10a2196n ~~el ;Zea Pte: expenses and advances at Document No. 86-165754. 700, Newport Beach, CA PRAK.ASAM Oullcsllver Inc Randall L Co., 306 N. State College, ranty. express or Implied regard · the time of I.he Initial publl· Official Records of said PUBLIC NOTICE ROBERT MASON, 92660 Qery M. Lape Esq. Herrel. President Chief Op: Anaheim, CA 92806 lnO oae. possession or encum· 07/15/96. 07/22/96 cation of the Notice ol Sale County. deceaHd. M. Edward Mlshow, 840 ' eratin Officer Kenneth R. Wells, 1920 brances. to satlsly the Indebted· 07129/96 Is $137,nus. It Is possible SUBJECT TO all excep-coi'lJ. ~~SA Notice !s hereby given to Newport Center Orlvt, B P~~l•~•d M Newgo.;t This gstatement was filed .Cortney Way, Anaheim, CA nm secured by said Dte<I, that at the time of sale the rlons, covenants, condl· the creditors and conlln-Suite 700, Newport Beach, eac • os a esa Ill Y with the County Clerk of 92805 · advances theftuncltr Wlltl PUBLIC NOTICE opening bid may be less lions, restrictions. ease· ORANGE COUNTY, gent creditors of the CA 92660 Pilot July,22. 1996. Orange County on s.14•96 Cartynn E. Wells, 1920 inte<astas provided u*m and than the total Indebtedness menls, exclusions, reserva· CALIFORNIA above·named deced~nt, Edward L Lalrd, 840 New· m279 19983086555 Cort11ey Way, Anaheim, CA 1119 unA ..... prtn~ ballliC. Of CN.,,._.7 due. In lddltlon &o ca*'1, the lions, Hens, rlghls, and NOTICE that all ptrsons having port Center Drive, Suite 92806 .,.... Trustee will accept cashlef's rights of way, of record. INVITING BIDS claims agafnst the dace-700, Newport Beecti, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Piiot July 1, 8, 15, This business Is con· the Noll secured by said Deed NOTICE OF checks drawn on a mite oc Commonly known as: NOTICE Is hereby given dent are required to Ille 92660 NOTICE OF 22, 1996. ducted by: husband and with lnllrtSt lfl8rt,!l!'_ ~ pro-PETTT10N TO national bank, a check 25121 Dana Birch. Dana that sealed ro 5819 for them with the Superior James G. Damon. 840 m261 wile vldad In said Nolle.'""· ..,,arges ADl•ISTER drawn by a state Of fedef~ Point, California 92629 furnishing all ~at!': materl· Court at Orange. 341 The Newport Center Drive, AVAILABILITY OF PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing and expenses of the truslN and ESTATE Of: credit union, or a check Bids or offers are Invited ats equipment tra'nsporta· Cl~ Drive, Orange. CA Suite 700, Newport Beach. ANNUAL RETURN business ~et? No 1111 trusts crulld by said Dte<I Ila.VIN A llBIMIS dfawn by a st.ate Of fedefat ~0: T~1~ri;1~~~rtln~n!1r:'~~ :~~ :~~:u~~th~,!~cl:~ :~rnic:n~r:na~=s~~~y ~~ ~~1~26~~slnesa la con-pu~~~~~ :~ r~~~"1 g~:v~ cn•1390834 ~~~ne~rate!~~ was flied ~l~~Em~ET~m~ CASE NO. ·~182925 ::~:.:~s ~~=. received at the office of the PROVIDE 1AtRVI~ PARK Trustee of the Trust dated ducted by: " general part· enue COde Sectlon 6104(d) Flotltlou1 BualrMH with the County Clerk ol A DEBT AHO ANY INFORMA-. To all h•!"'• benefi· °' ..Ytnos bank apecll'led 1.1 • PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS will May 13, 1985, as amended, nerishlp that the Return of Private N•mo ~t•tement Orange County on 4·15·96 TION WE OBTAIN WILL BE c1eries, cred1.tors, con· Section 1102 of the ~ 1300 South Grand Avenue, be received b the Cit of wherein the decedent was The registrant commenced Foundation, Form 990-PF, T~e lollow1ng persons are 19983880081 USED FOR THAT PURPOSE BY tlngent creditor•. end dal Code and authorized to' Building C, Roo'!' 201. Costa Mesa atythe Olfic~ of the settlor, c/o McOER· to transa~t business under for I.he Wm. Knight Russell doing business es: Pirate Dally Pilot May to, 17, 24, EITHER OURSELVES OR THE Pt!r•on1 w~omey oth.e.r· do business In this stat' San1a Ana, California, the City Clerk n Fair MOTT, WILL & EMERY, the fictitious name or Family Foundation for the Surf, 1740 Monrovia Av· 31 1996 F434 BENEFICIARY WHETliER w1H be 1ntereeted in s.ldulewlllbemade lna(li 92705, or may be flied with Drive Costa Mesa Callfor-1301 Dove Street, Suite names listed above on 1995 tu year and Appllca· e~ue. Costa Mesa, Calllor· ' RECEMD ORALL y OR IN the will or eatate, or "M IS" condition, bui wttn- the Clerk of said Superior 1 ' 1·1 th h ' 1 10.00 500, Newport Beach, CA March 1. t993 lion for Recognition of Ex· nia 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE 0 MAY 0 SPUTE both of· MELVIN A . out covenant or wsrr• .. •"",' Court, or may be delivered ~ ~ unAu u:t ~ur 1°996 · 81 92660, within the later of Albert J. Thal, Jr. emption Under 401(c)(3) of Oulktilver, Inc., (Calilor-WRITING. Y U 1 T MERMIS ·. exprus Of Implied, rt9';~1 to said PUBLIC AOMINIS· whlc'h 11~8 they will ' be lour months alter July 22, This slalement was filed the Internal Revenue COde. nla), 1740 Monrovia Av· Fictitious BuatneH THE DEBT OR A POR ION A PETITION hes Ing tltle, possessic.n or en-TRATOR personally. at an . 1996 (lt.e date of the first with the Coun Clerk of Form 1023, has bten filed enue, Costa Mesa. Callfor· THEREOF UPON WRITTEN aloud in the Council Cham-• · e o ow ng persons are CAMIEN in the Superior Indebtedness secureo by · of this notice and before bers Sealed proposals creditors) or, II notice Is 18983087158 able f0t Inspection between This business Is . con· doing business as: M & J's DAYS. THEREAFTER WE Will Court of C•lifornia said Deed of Trust *'• the making of sald sale. shall· bear the title 01 the mailed or personally dellv· Daily Piiot July 1 6 15 the hours of 9:00 a.m. and ducted by: • corpot'ahon Painting, 210 s. Lewis OBTAIN ANO FORWARD ro. County of Orange .• vancea thereunder wtlh In- TERMS OF SALE: Cash, work and name of the bld· ered to you, 30 days after 22 1996 ' ' • 5:00 p.m .. care or Cory G. The registrant commenced Bldg. 8, f210, Orange, CA YOU WRITTEN VERIFICATION THE PETITfON re-tereat its provided.' and the l11wtul money of the United der bu1 no other dlstln· the date this notice Is · · Youngberg. CPA, at Lesley, to transac~ business under 92668 THEREOF'. WOULD YOU NOT UOY unpaid prlncfp.al of the Note States, or upon such terms uishin marks An bid re-mailed or personally deiiv· m257 Thomaa, Schwarz & the flot\llous name or Maurice Chandler, 210 S. 00 SO, THE DEBT Will BE ~uetu th•t J MCured by Mid Deed °'" and conditions as may be ~elved ~lter th~ scheduled ered to you. A claim form PUBLIC NOTICE Postma. 22« West Coast names hsted above on: Lewis Bldg. 8, f210, Or· CONSIDERED VAllD. IN ADDI-AMIEN ~e appoint:~ Trust with lnterut thefeorr 4cceptable to the Court closin time for th• recti t may be obtained from the Highway. Suite 100, New· 1990 ange, CA 92668 TION YOU MAY REQUEST THE ~· pe,.on ~tP,rtHn e H provided In said Note 1 "pon confirmation. The of bid~ shall be returned ro court clerk. For your pro· NOTICE OF port Beach, Callfornla Quiksilver, Inc., Randall L. This business is con· NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE tive to admtnteter the plus fees. charges and •x'. • sum of TEN THOUSAND bidder unopened. 11 shall tection, you are encour· PUBLIC HEARING 92663, by any citizen who Herrel. President Chief Op-ducted by: an Individual ORIGINAL CREDITOR IF OIF· estate of the decedent. penses of the Trustee and of r>OLLARS (St0,000.00) In be th le lbillty r aged to file r.our claim by NOTICE IS HEREBY requests lt within 180 days eratlng Officer Have you started doing FERENT FROM THE CURREN THE PETITION re· the trusts cr•ated by laid • ~a~h, certified check, cash· the ~Jger r:::,sp:: that fs certJlied mal, with return GIVEN that a public heat· of the date of this publlca· This statement was filed business yet? No ONE Dated· 07/02/1 quest• the de~~ent'_s Deed of Trust. CTC FOftClc>-•· 1•r s check, or money order bid Is received In proper reoelpt requested, Ing will be held by the tlon. All tuch requests with the County Clerk of Maurice Chandler QUALITY lOu SERVICE WILL end co':f1c1l1, 1f sure ServkH Corpot'aUon, must accompany each writ· time DATED: 7/11(08 Cost M City C 11 •hould be addressed to the Orange County on 6-14·96 This statement was filed eny, be admitted to ..CO Countrywide Way ten bid or offer, with the A set of Bid Documents MCDERMOTT WILL & on lugus~'~ 1996 af':.i> Wm. Kn!ght Russell Family 19883 888557 with the County Clerk of cg~THas~~J;u~m, 1fe8o~ probate. The Will end SV~. Simi Valley, cA balance or the purchase may be obtained at the Of· EMERY ' Pm or as ioon lhereaftet' Foundation, cat• of Cory Dally Pllol July 1, 8, 15, Orange County on 6-17·96 ~TA AHA ·CA 92701 any codicils are avail· 93065, Phofle: (805) P.rlce to be raid upon con· lice of the City Engineer, By: Mlchael Schul· a; pesslble, In the Council G. Youngberg, CPA, Lts-22, 1996. 19983889882 • . able for exemination in 520-6100 ext. 2686, Sale In- . fll'malion ° sale as ap· 77 Fair Drive Costa Mesa At f Chambers of City Hall 77 ley, Thomas, Schwarz & m262 Dally Pilot July t5 22 29 1714)285·9962 By. KAREN S the tile kept by the fonnatlon (9161 387-4236, g~r°"8d by said Superior California. upQn nonrelund: ;'r~~t•• t~~~~r0•. :.' Fair Drive, Costa Mesa: on ~fg'~:!~· ~.W,8: ~=~ PUBLIC NOTICE Augusts. 1996. ' ,;,279 ~ij~~ aW'i~7RJiE~18 SI~~· court. !!1.."!!'!tr0W~s. Tru7stee'a · able payment of $10.00. An ' · • the following Item: ' • · THE PETITION re· ....,os ""'"""• .,ea: O 1'3196 }>Ida or offers must be additional charge of $5.00 MHon, cfo McDermott, REPORT ANO RESOLU· port each, Callfornle PUBLIC NOTICI 7fl.2M questa authority to ASAP2122617115, 7122, 7f29 ~bmitted on a form fur· will be made if handled by Wiii & Emery, 1301 TION finding en exemption 92663• C714> 650-2771· cni13toe3a administer the Htete rnshed by the s~ller. mall. Bid Documents and D ove St rpet, Suite from the American with Publlthed New~ort Flctltloue lu•lneu PUBLIC NOTICE under the lndependentt----------'T~ rtJlhl to re1ect any and other contract d0C1Jments 500, New port a .. oh, Olaabllltlea Act (ADA) Beach.Costa Mesa ally Name Statement LOAN: 026362-1/DAER·CONV Adminlatretion of Es~ all b~ 9 his hereby re· may also bt namined at CA 92880 Guidelines and Callfornla Pilot July 22• 1996· m2B6 The following person• are OTHER: 6701238 FllE:f..1'9H NOTICE OF TRUITEf•sl tates Act (Thi• authori· 9e~:TED· 7/8198 the Olflc~ of the City Cterl< Publlahed Newport Disabled Access Regula· doing bu.lness as: lellana, A.P. NUMBER 937-49-008 SALE T S It N ty will all~w the peraon- WILLIAM A. BAKER, g1d·~~~%:~.;::t ~~~~ ~~aC~·~o;~a 2 Mesa Dally ~f.~r~v~t:7h:x~:~ ~!~~ PUBLIC NOTICE b~~~a M::~~:la c:irf~~~r. ~~i~c~ g/EJ~STht~ 5¢~~ 96.()()08'8~~· Tit: Ord~;! al repr•Hr.~·~ve~ft~!.~ Ill' 7 '.lftlll ~·.-·'I -.• PU 8 L I C A D M IN IS· malled unless the ad· 1 ot u Y • 3· 29• t996. Tennl1 Club at 880 Junl· oMU92488 92627 ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A No. 6230366 Reftrtncti ri•nr, I ac 1 n r TRATO R, Adm l nla-dllional SS.00 charge 11 In-mt284 pero Drive, Costa Mesa, STATllMllNT OF Oulk1llvtr, Inc., .(Callfor· DEED OF TRUST DATED Ju~ No. 50188271 APN No. ol tBa nfonge cteo~l~,.epp.rto•rn~ MCIPtC V9W t t , th E t t f eluded with payment. Cafllornlt nla). 1740 Montov1a Ave.. E • 0 T·" ,58 191 , 5 YOU ARE INI a . • ,, " • c• ·---·· ...... or ra or o • a•• o Each bid shall be made NOTICE IS FURTHER WITHDRAWAL FROM Costa MeH Oallrornla 13. 1981. UNL SS y U "" • • very Important actlont, ._._ ~ ~THUR BARLOW, aka on the Propotal form PUBLIC NOTICE GIVEN that al tald time PARTNI R8HIP 92627 ' ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR DEFAULT UNDER A DEED howtver, the p ersonal A. BARLOW, DecHHd sheets p.1 through p.10 . and place all Interested OPERATING UNDER Thia bualneas Is con-PROPERTY, IT MAY SE SOLD OF TRUST DATED' repre11ntative will be 'b~et,,Y C Mo~ary LAURENCE M. WAT· providtd ln the contraC1 Flctltloue Bu1ln•H persons may appear and FICTITIOUS ducted by: a corporation AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 03/01/90. UNLESS YOU required to give notice ape • rema ory S O.N, C H IE F A S· document&, and thall be N•mo St•temont be heard by tht Clly Coun· BUSINIHI NA.Ml The reglatrant commenced NEED· AN EXPLANATION OF TAKE ACTION TO PAO· to lntert1ted ptraons 3500 P11elflo View Drive SI STANT C OUNTY accompanied by a certlfitd The following per1ons are ell on the aforementioned Th• following peraon hu to transact business under THE N~TURE Of THE PRO· TECTYOUAPROPERTY. IT unl eu thay h a ve Newport Beach COUNSEL, •nd HOPE or cashier'• check or a bid doing bUalness as: Stock· Item. withdrawn as a general the flctltloue name or CEEOING AGAINST YOU. YOU MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB-waived notice or con--944 .. a700 f. SNYDER DEPUTY bond for not ltH than 10% wonc, :TT Cardiff, Laguna IF THE AFORE MEN· pa.rtnor from the partner· namet llsttd abova on: SHOULD CONTACT A LAWVER. LIC SAlf IF YOU NEED eented to the proposed .............. --11( Attorn•v• ;0 , p bll~ of &he amoum of their bid, Niguel, CA 926n TIONED ACTIONS ARE ship operallng undtt: FICll· 1988 A STATEMENT Of LEGAL NI EXMNATION OF THE action) Th• indept n· PIEllCI IRGTllElll Admlnlatr•t " made payable to the City Lorv Florentina McClory, CHALLENGED IN COURT; tlou• 8~tfnt", Coastal R• Oulktllver, Inc .. Randall L RIGHTS FOLLOWS AT THE ENO TUAE OF THE PRO dint . edmlnl•tratlon v P bll h ~r of Costa Mesa. No pro-37 Cardiff, Laguna Niguel, the challenge may be llm-COV1fY Uvl".'Q 1t 2973 Hat; Herrel, Pretldtnl Chi~ Op-Of THIS HOTIOE. NOTICE Is NA T 0 • authority will be grenltd IEll •ADWa, u s e Newport p0$al shall be contldered CA 92677 lted to only thon 11auH bOr Blvd., SUit• 142,'Coata aratlng Officer htt•by gtvan !hit QUAllTY CEEDINGS AGAINS . Y U. unfeH en lnterHted M rt ry *Ch -• Beach.Costa Mesa Oaily unleu acoompanfed by Petti Henry, 9 Belslre, i... someon• ralM• at the pub-M .... CA 92626 Thi• ttatement w.. flied LOAN SERVICE CORP as YOU SHOULD CONT ACT peraon filH an objactlon O ua a.,.,. Piiot July 15, t6, 22, t9Sl6. au eh c11hler • check, guna Niguel, CA 92677 lie hearing deacrlbed 1n Tht Flct1t1ou1 8u•fneu wtlh the County Clerk of trustee °' sucauor trustff 0• A LAWYER On Auguet 5, to th• petttlon and Cremation • mt272 CHh,orbldder'•bond. Chrla Pellluon, 28612 thltnQticeor"1wrltttnCOf'• Name Statement for"" OfangeCountyon&.14·08 ""ltVltdtrutlMPlll'tVant~19H It 1'1·00 AM Ann h d •• hy 1~onway No bid •hall be con•ld.-Rancho Grande, Laguna r••J)Ond•nca delivered to Pll1na+'ahlp was flied on 1tff3e88SM suv, ..__.:. ... Col · -. • the • ow• goo 0 u t w ta PUBLIC NOTICE erect unless It I• made on• N'9uel, CA 92853 the City CouncU at, or priOr Match Ill, 1994 In the Dally Piiot July t, 8. 15, ltlt Deed ol Trust executtd O'i ...,_.._ ,,_.~ aa the court •hO'!ld not os eaa blank proposal form fur· Cory suv1gt1, 33902 10, the public heltlng. ~ o1 Or~• Orlolnal 22 1908. BEm DAER. A 51NGU duly aC)polnted ruttH grant th• euthonty. M.1-8180 BSCH OO nlthed by t.he City of Cotta Chul1 Vitia, Dana Point, ~ T •LLIOTI '1le No. F:8027oe ' · WOMAN ANO JOHN DAER AND undaf end punuem to Deed A HEARING on the ________ .. :;.,,.,,PBRIOR COURT M111 and It made la ao-CA 02829 De utr ~ 'cl4H'k 1 l'ull name and aeldrn• of m2'3 ANNA IC. OAEA, HUSBAND ANO of Truat. recordad on petition will be held on ~THE a TATE OF cordanc• with Iha prov!· Torrey Mellaren. 25001 ~ublltned Newport the patton withdrawing: PUBLIC NOTICE WIFE. ALL AS JOINT TENANTS. 03/(17(90 ea Document No. Aug_u1t 16, 1198 •t • ._.2ALll'ORNIA FOR 1lont of the Propoeaf r• !aton, Laguna Niguel, CA Bncn-Cotta Maaa Diiiy OaVld A. Thomp.on, 7'4 Wld lltcordtd on 0712911911 at llC).119467 Book -Peg• •• 1 :45 P.M . In Dept. 703 • TKI COUNTY Qulrtments. 926A 77 · PilOt J I U 1996 Wingate &av. COata M .. a. ena 11904$.f Instrument No ~0$25 in 800k of Orflclel Record• in the loceted 9t 341 Tha City = OF ORAHQI Each bidder mutl ~ obef1a MOOft, •• Vitti ' u Y ' • CA 8282t fllotltkHI• 8ua1Mu 14159 Plgt 1753 of Ofllmt r .. Offlc of tile ~ecordar of Drlva Orenge, CA Iha apprc>p(fate !leans• and Montinat, Laguna Nloual, tl\280 Thi• bUllnou waa ~ Name atatemont cords In 111 olllct of 1ht County • 92888 n..-th4t ••ttat of th• 1J.o be pre-qualltled .. ,... CA 92877 dtJCttd -by • gatiertl part· The followltlg pertOnl .... Rtcotk of OMNGE County OAANG! Count y. C.llfor· IF YOU 0 8JECT TO a&r.t• of PITl.fl ORI.· quited ~law. Laura Shaedy, 2t Uncl~ PUBLIC NOTIC! nenhlp dolnQ bullnMI ... Qua Callforn~ and puBUant 10 ft1i l'lia. txacuted t>v: S. FRED· the g.r•ndng of th.e ""· Dec••Hd Th• ~ify ~ Of the =· AlltO' VltJO, CA NOTICS OP .... ,..... H40" Monrovia Avenue: Hoac. Of Ottaun Ind flte1IOO 10 (RICK JANSSON ANO pttition, you •hould No. A-112021 ~!Zaao t~':ahl M.:--, r• Mar Alder•on 27642 PUBLIC MIMING O.vtd A. Thompeon Costa M•H. California Stll thtfeundtr racotOtd CAAl..E!N l, JANSSON. ec>P .. , at tha "-aring : MOTIC~K OP' UJ.S in anCIJor a1'19:,, ' ject Plneltr• Clrci.,' Le una NOflCE IS HEREBY Thlt atatamtftt w.. filed t2ea7 03m/10N as lnt1nlmtflt No. HUSBAND ANO WIF!. ea and etate your objt C· 0 , l'IUL PAOPl flTV T~ ConttactOf thall corn-Hiil•, clezw g QIVEN tl\at a publlo Mir• ~ the County Clertc or J,!!'ktll~ :·· (eat•t-91·14525t Of tald Of11cfai Truator. CAPiTOL MOAT· tlont or l'il• w ritten • AT IUUVATI SALi ply With Iha provitlona Of Mary McGraw, 49 Hm, Ing wtll be hMd ~ the °'*'Ge Counfy on T•''" , .. ..,,. 1 NOYla V: Atcordt. WILl SELL Oft GAOi BANKE"S· INC., H ot>Jeotlone wilt! tJ,e NOTICE IS Hl?RE8Y halon 1770 to 1180, "'° lngs, Laguna Niguel, CA Costa M ... City COuncll OallV Piiot Ji.itf 1S. 22, 2t, ::-~ Me" Cellfor 0713111996 tl 10.00 AM. at IN lanefldaty. WILL SE1.L AT court before the heer• 2f.cEJ:. ~~~~IL~:iNI:: duafva, of the CaUfomla 9311 o~ Monday. Auguat S, Auguat I. 119t • mm Thlt butlneu It con-FAONT Of THE FLAGPOLES AT "'81.IC AucnoN TO THE Ing. Your ..,.,Uf9"0e mATOA • adtnlnl t atot LebOt Code: Iha P'Wllllng Anne Conwey, ""3 1 ' ., Ot30 p.m .. Of .. PUIUC llOTICI duCted by:. OOfPO'lllon fHl MAIN ENTAY AA£A TO HIGHEST 8100£" FOR may be '" P•,.on or by tf Ul9 Ht..~• Of Ula :bov. i::!, acaleby ~ wtgaa ':; ~~~d., Capo 8eacfl, = ~":. .. ~ c.:: The reoJttrant OCMM'llnCed THE Pl.ACENTIA CMC CENTtR CASH (payable et tlrnt of your •1toyr~. '"RI! ... l\tmtd decedent wtn ..,, • City bar • f City H ,,. PU9LIC llOTIC• '° lnlnNCt ~under 401·4H EAST OHM1MAH .... In .. wful moNV of.,,. IF OU ,. ,. 11 prlvate salt to' the Nofl. ~:.:~ ~c:,t oc:; fa..~ .S=·N;,:~: ~ oCotta ...:.. ~ lflt NOTICS O' UH Uia flclllloua rtam• ot AVlNI/£ PLACENTIA, CA AT Unhd Stat ... t>y cuh. a C"!DITOlt Of • con1tn- eat and betl net blocfer Iha City Of Cotta JHM• t2f77 '' • ~~ ~""':~ ' ~ II ...,_ fllWf\ names lllttcl aboW GI': POBUC AUCTION TO THE cnNitr'e check dtewn by S:"' or9diro1 of U.. When Words Are Not En®gh •Speci•llzlng In S11mp11tltJJ FlOUH1ra~ 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa~ 540-3135 cm= allM declUcUon Of eny ,. end n• ~ ~ Mergtet Thom~'li 18 A Al?sownON .......... ~ 10 ..._ l071 ~ Inc .._,., L ~HIGHEST llDOf.!._ FOA1 -~In 1 .... Of n•tlonaf bank. • ..... :'~ w':'het ::: 51ecf broktr'• ~ pretcrlbtd tharaln for non-W•Clllff, Legunl NIQUel Ing and ~ Md aon .. IM = ..... ~ CNef ......: .. flt ..... 0 -checlC drawn .,. .... ,.or your -..t• t----------upon tha ttf!N and ~ of Mid Codi CA mn ' !Me °' ,....,_. 0t I ..,. o1 h ... of ., ' OflDer v..-lllOl'ltY Of 1111 """" fedetaf credit union or a coun tnd "-" • copy t o 0 ....... ondlllON ,,.,..,_,_ ,,,.,.... WY llUJOTT ~ Robin ll~. 10 Oorefl ... lf'ltttuctlOnal a-to lie ._ wldlr118111d1 ~·......... w .._.. ._.J;_~t, * Inf Wlttr• dlecl llnlwn ..., • atite or the pereONI rept~n~ ft tnw move? •oned anCI sub}ec1 IO con-c c c' .., Green I ...... _.. NI....... Offared ~ ... c... ..... lOWIHQ, wll ..... pulllllc ...... .. lo Ind now ""° •y dw appotmed v y ,,,. llrmatlon by ihe 1bOW-utr tty Cletkf ltJ af CA 82tTP _.. "'"''• Co~ ._... 0.. alClltOft. It 1Clll I. CH!IT· ~~a.:.: llf •unoet Mid o.M atTt111t11 f.-.. .. vtntt •nd IOan cou rt Wh"I'? fou r Sell your 8xtrl ~ltled c:owt. on ~ c..ea ..._ 1aMra Pett & hth~ pMmWtl NUr MNTA ANA. CALIP ....... ..,.. __ ,,, •1 N orooerw ...,. "' ... ·~ UW9 IMOd-'"°"'..,, from tM d•t• household jay, Uv "· ,.... .. .... Pwbllahed Newport Leauna Niguel, CA 12871 • NOTICI II "JRTH"' "'°' .. t:eo Im Oft N• 1111•••• ~ "" -llnlnlftlr "'°"· ., Hvif9 bank •• fltlt le•8MI c;>f •our of twelve o'cloclt 8"cfl.C0ata Mts• 0.lly Clndr Budd• 11 A• GNIN w. • = tllN ._ '°""'i llMDlbed D.-y ,... ~ 1, I. 15. _..., Nial ,. N19apd!M In Mchof\ 1102 1.aere • proVlded In lteinl "'°°"· or .,_..,. ""'*' Noe N'f 1e, 22. ttot. dOnClo, 1.9guna N1gua11 CA Md ..-. .. u11d ~i..'! a . 1•· U.DMDID 11,. lllTIMIT • •' .-Anartc111 Code and 1M11on 1100 ot the In CIUatfled s:: 1lfN ~ a.,..=i ~ mm .tat71 C':: :\..~ Md '"°. uu •• ~· •• "'*MIO TO LOT' 01 TUGT NO ~ to do~ c.Momt.,.,...Code.~------ADM=T:AM~ tNO ca ... ....., -=:-r"'*~· '" oa::-" '.:le.Mo :.'N"":r.1ac=.Ltt7;: Wyoe.ruillWenled 103lt 1NMCITYOHOITAtnMM1t11. At: IN THI TM ti'!!! '°' Mnt FJHD lowtft Q11nd ,.·.,.,..,., The moet e..,,,..._.. hdl,cA=.•· ape , At••"'°"° .......... ...,wart ait'IA. COlllTV Of OMlll.CIMOAMAOFTHICITV otefme """"" not •• L~ 0 fMm '°' lllYe 81"9 CUlfent dl'110-Thia butl~ II ... • CfW; ........... fer ... .... Tolf::i.,.,, ITATt or ~ • MALL °' IUINA PAM, befON tow me=: '" ~ • .:~ ~~ .. ~ :. .. .,~ llnd ... ctuetecs ~ • ~ ,..,.. .. , ': ='~:..m :..= d': .... '8':8" r=coet~. ,.'rn"=:=:..c=··'"i~ ::::..:-...:.~"' .:,,. cm.11c1 ~ r, • ~ . , . . . . ,. .. ... . . . . .. . . .. I ' Newpon 8cach/Cosra Mesa Daily Piloc PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTIClS PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES NOTICE Of TRUSTEFS IALE In the P'OPtftY litlllltd !fl llld elped QUMd Mid No1b of ounttllO a N1r11Mnt Mo °' ......... lltdlmn--.:> UNLDaYOUTN<aACnOH -DfM. ~ ...... CA Tnm wlh .......... "*"°" l0tn11, ano putSWnl to !tie F•dtfll S1Mft01 •d LOlll _. 1'No .. M-40MLOlllMo .. ~llld ShNdelatMd•· Deflu• Md ~to Wto ~1118oolr-Plle-ofotl-lllol\ ~~or-. TOMOTWCT YOUR,..._ ~ .~ ............. • provldM Ill MW Ndla, NotlceOIO.r.u1t111dElllcilon IOcilllOll, ~~Of 712102' vou ARE IN DEFAULT Al MC>ft flllly dtto1bed In tM IM rtconltd ln Ult couney dll ,_. In "' ..,. °' h ,.. '** .,,..., In Stdlon MTV, IT MAY. IOlD AT ,._ -• ' .. .., ............ cNl9lll ....... Sd lllt<t11ndtf rtcOCded SMlos Bank $l)ldlld ...... UNDER A DEED Of TRUST lbowNfltlontclo..dofTllltlt. wti.. tM 1U1 tl\" lei-Coun!y RloDnltl' of Onngt SfblofltltflnlndllCodelltdllU-A~ Ul£ P YOU llY '°' 91'1......._. d ...... fllhYNllele_,'11 03fl8/1996 In bOOk . ~. • t10115'102 ol lie fN1Cill COdt OATEO 1121111 UNLESS YOO APH'11 ... J?1·70 TheettMl.S· and O..t July 1 1-. ~. CtMwn11, n ~ lholb8d 1o do..,_ 111 _. Nll!DANl>CPUNATIONOP hllNll ...... MllClllhw lie wm ~ tir .... lnstrumtnt No. 96-151573 andau._Of1Z14'°60IMllWllll TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT cltteund OlhtfQlllllllOlldellg· LOMESTAR ~TGAG E SER· 101.ht No11o1 of DtflUll nl S.O. 1C11t 111 flt MIC"'* odw T*NATUMOP 1Hm ~ CGlllJIMftt!,~1~1 Dledd'Tru& en:~ llicl ottici.11rtc0tdt,Wiilsellon11111 sea• In Ille Mnl ~ 'fOOR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE nlllloft, If llf1, of the rtal VICES. l .LC., • TruetM, lion to St1 thnundlf l9C:llMdtd lhlllcmll lllDOlf*dltltTNllet ·YZ&l!!t..~~1 ~ ~ _ ::::,:'',. ~ ......... Corpcnlloi1, 0811211996 at In The front 0 olhtr tnan C11t1 ls ICICIOtlll lbt IOl.0 AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF Pfoptlty dftalbtcl Miit It ltelllNr Mllltf. A41thortud Sit· ~ 1119115 In Boe* lfA, Paet WA. llll!Y Wllllllold Ole llNra of h OU _......._ """""•-• " __,. ---.tOO ~ •· TIM flaapoles Al TI!t Main En 1r11s1M may wlthtlotd h 1$SU· YOU NEEO AN EXPLAHATION purported to bt: 2514 LAKE Mture. Addrn1: P.O. Box • ,...,_...No. 9'.180195 of TN111t'10Mduntlllnclt~ LAWYa "**-~ ~~~ d IV ... 11m1 "*t. CA Arti fo Tne Placentia ance ol t!MTMIM'I OMd unUI OFTHENATUREOFTHEPRO-PARK LAHE, NEWPOftT 515•, Della, Tl'UI tllldOllc:lll,_.,W11411Stlon _,...loltltPIY'fot.,._ c:-cn: . v. -· IKUNd by= "'°'* C-t Ctnttf 401-411 E Chac>INfl tunds becOml llflllllllema':J: ~=:g: AY~~ri_ ~~dt;~!t~:st.:2:: ~~-~~~~~ ::: C: ~~ ::-i:~~-= ~ ~,:. =:v~~ ~.:::c~ :U~ic~~nc1oa' Ji'!~:~ :~S:s:~•,,..,r:: On 1112111111 1:00 PM1 l°"ES· dtilma '"'Y IT.blllty for eny In· CAU (111)"7·n21. 700 CMo c.nttr Orlw W• s ... ~ • ..-°' lmpllld ,.. ... to the Died d 1'Nll ...,..... Md edvlnCeS • 1y. Olr'9W TNleel'• blelder for cash (payable al the -.fthollt coven•t or .-.tv. TAR MORTGAGEE StRVICES, COl'f9dntn of the stl'NC l°"ESTAR MORT'GAGEE SER· Ant.CAii tOOP,M.11tPllblc1111> p*'o .. ~ OI Mo tMCUlld by ~ ... h llme "'h lnllll ..... Clllllics Ollld: ~ 1lme OI sale In lawlul money 0 exprm Of Implied ,.~ LL.C .. • duly lpf)Ointed Tl'lllf· lddrtsa lr!d othtf COl'lllllOll VICES, LLC. IS A DEBT COL· Ion to 1l'ol hlQllMI bidder for cmh Q1mbnnQes, to A1isty tw cMi. • IMt'llld men • '* ~ flt die Noticl d Ille AIN'2fiii1 i-Tta M !tie Unii.d Stain). d rlgllt, 11111 tide posS8$$10n Of enc;:um• H under Md pursuent to OMd dttlan1Uon, If "'Yi aflown he,. lECTOR ATTEMPTING TO ~ 111 Ole tlmt of .. 1n-. lndtbl9cll-Mand 1¥ llld *"' Md llPl'lte =-= a. $UU21.00. l a. poelllle ·-' and llllefest convty11d to end b(.,icu to salllly ltle lndeb9td· ofTrvst ,_cltd811"8t, .,,,. In. S'lld ult wtll Dt flltdt. but COUECT A DEBT. AJfY IN· lilinontyofltltUnlllfclS1*11, .. o.d. ldwncn ~. wllh dlbd07I011Mtnd ttwt ... am."' 1111 ltie PUBLIC NOTICE now held by ii under Slld deed ness secured by said died, st1u1Mflt No.0.313729, In boolc without COYt!\1111 or wwrwtly, ~TION OBTAINED WILL "°" titlt lr!d lnttMt conw)'ld to lntallll • p!ovicltd thMlh, and 07112114, .. ln*""'4lnt No. °'**" bid l'NIY bl .... OI trust Ill In• property SlbJated ac!Vances thertundtf, .ill! • ,,.. • of Ofllc:lal Rtc:Ofdl In ll!pfHHd or l111plltd, rtttrdl119 BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Ind nbw held by II under llid lht unplkl prtndpll bUlca of"' ""°'48072, In .. ""\ Page ...... tatll lndlbtednea In said county and slate lier• lntllllSI as provided llllfNI Wld the omc. of tile County Rec:o<d· tltlt, pos-lon. or 1ncum. ASAPZ1"70 7122., 1m. 115 OMd of Trust In 1111 propt1ty .i. Noct MQlltd by llid Detdwllh "'-X Ofl'lcW ~In the ~ In~ to cut\, IN Loan. 687545-4 01lllr 627762 matter 08SCl'lbed' As more fully Ille unoald prtndpll bU1Ce ot 11 of ORANGE County, SU11 of brenctt. to PIY tilt rt!Mlnlno lwlltd In said County llicl s,. ter11t 1htNon • p!ovicltd In 111c1 c:I the County~ T~ wll .ccept c.uhll(1 Ftle . P13!M9 A.P. Number 141 lleS(tlbed on said Deed Of Trust !tie not. secured by said deed Callfoml1. Executed by HUGH p1lndP111um ol the not•I•)... · PUBLIC NOTICE ~dtlcrli.d: All!IOftM-NcM. ._, charget llld ..,,_ • d C)f"""' County, 81111 dMiclla drmMI on•.._ 0t 431-05 Nolloe 01 Trustee's Slit The property address and other wllll Interest ltlereon 15 prOYldfll M. SADOIHGTON ANO ANllE G. cu1td by 11id Dttd of 'r!Ult. 1Vc1Ma1btdonald DteclofTrutt. of "" .,,.... ll1d tht Wtts d ~ wll 9111 on Ndonll _.., • d*8t under Deed 01 Trust you are In common deslgnatlOn. II anv ot In said now, lees, ~gas llfo SAOOIHGTON, TR\ISTEES Of with lntt1t1t thereon. • Pfo-fj()TICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE I.JN. fht propeny lddr"8 Ind olhtr c:rtllld by aid OMd ofTMl. Stf. 0&'12111 • 01:00 PM, It the drawn by • IUla OI fedlrll detault under a Deed Of Trust, the real property desalbed expenm 01 the lrUStM wid the THE HUGH M. AND ANNE G. vldtd In aald note(1), lldv111C11, DER 'DEED Of TRUST Fiie: oocnmondttignlllon, lfltf1,ot11le ""° R4conwyn::e Complny, • Mot1h front .,.,aice to the ~ union. OI a d'9dc dated December 12, 1988. above IS purported' to be 2449 trusts created by said deed of SAOOIHGTON, FAMILY TRUST If llf'I, undt1 tht ter1111 of raid. 122M l.oml: 1u.ae Olhlr ,.. property dnalbtd lbow 11 Aki TMIM. a» Rrwrg!'lde County COUlthoU-. 700 drawn by• ..._ ot hcllrll unless you take acilon to pro Colleoe Dr Costa Mesa. Ca trust dated· o7/f5/1996 l11Nf OF 1191, DATED JULY 25, 19'1, Dttd of Trust. ten, cNrgtl 00628508 A.P. Number 422'°31-40 PlllPOlltd to bt: 1092 s.. Bluff Roed. su-. 287o. kwlncWe. CA CMc Cent• Dftve Welt, uvtnp Md io.. aalOd-your property. It may be sold.a 92626 The undersigned Trustee Setwlce ..;... • '* ,,... AMENDEO AND RESTATED .Ind tllptnan of th• TruttM YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DnYt Cotta Mtq. CA 92817. Tht ~706, (Sta) 85&«l8, (800) Santa Ana, CA It pubic--=· lltlon, uvlngl •llOdltion. a pUDllc ~le. " you need an dl5cialms any habftlty !Of tlllY ... A caHftnila .,,.,..... JULY I, 1193. Will SELL AT and of the trv111 crt1ted by DEEDOf TRUST. DATED June 13, undtnlgned Trua.t dltclllmuny 277.1949 (Calitomla Onl')'j. Ety. Dia-Uon, to the hiahMI bidder or UYlnal blnk IOldftld In explanation ol the nature ol the incorrectness ol me properly 19aoo Macar1hur Blvd .. Suite PUBllC AUCTlotf TO HIGHEST •lid Dttd of Trust. The toWI 1990, UHl£SS vou TAKE ACTION lllbllily for lllY lncon.cWaofh na eame. Aalltn Staetaiy, tot euh Of check • ct.-sec:aon 1102 d fN Flnln-proceeding aoalnst you. Y.ou address and oiner common 1910 Irvine, CA 92612 (714) 8100ER FOR CA~H IP1Yabl• II 111110unt of thf unplid blilanc:e TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, propwty lddf-. wt other com-Dllltd.: 07/1~996 ASAP215Z1Z scribed below,, ~ In dll Code and auehortzed to should contal'.f a law,ier Notiee deslQnadon II any, shown 442-2650 by Vicki R. MO!ftl ~"" of ._it In 1.wful' 111onty ol of tht obllglllon 1eeurld by th• IT MAY 8E SOLD AT A PlaJC mon dnlgnldon,. If llf1, shown 7122. 7129, 115 fUI • tlmt c:I ui., -.. right, d6 ....,_ tn this ...._ Is heret>y given inat Lender herein The total amount ol Ille Senior Service 011lcer P80721 th• United Sta111) AT THE property to bt told and rtaon· SALE. If YOU NEED AH 'EX· '*""· Yhe tOlll ~ of the OOt, and lnteltlt convey.ct Said 1111 wlM bl made, In 11n Service llureau, A Calllornla unpaid balance ol Ille ot>tiaallon 7n.2 7129 815~ NoRTH FRONT ENTRANCE TO able ntlmllled cost•, 1xpen1n PLAHATIOH Of THE NAT\JR£ OF unpaid blllllCt of t11t obllplorl PUBLIC NOTICE to llfld no¥t held by• under "AS IS" conc1t1on, !Mi~ corporauon. as Trustee. or1secured by tile proper1y·10 lle:i--· _. -·------THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. and tdvancu II tile tlmt of"" THE PROCEEDING AGAINST stQllWd by 111e Pf°'*1Y to bt told said Dlld d TN .. In the out awwwn ·or wrnlfty, successor trustee. or sut>Slll\Jted sokl and reasonable esllmated 700 CMC CENTER ORIVE lnltlll publlClllon of the Notice YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A ll1d ._.,. 111i1Nnc1 C101b, N011CE Ofl TRUST&'I ~ lltulted In said -.... Of lmpl6ld. l'9glfd-trustee pursuant to tile Deed 01 costs. expenses and ad'lanoes at 0 the move? WEST, SANTA ANA. CALIFOR· of Slit la $472,55!1.40. The LA.WYER. Noc1oe la lleftby g1wn tlCpt!IMllltdldvlllcetlllhttimt SAU! T.S. No. County and Stllte Ind u Ing tlde,.pouulion Of -Trust execul8d by Norman J. fhe hme ol the lnltJaJ puDlicabon n . "'A (NOTE: CASHIER'S btnellclery und11 uld Dttd of 111111 s.inno ~ eom. of"" lnltilll pubticllllon of tht No-~ t.o.n No. "'°'' fUlly dtlcrtbld tn tt1t cuniD•oces, to ut11fV the Egli and carol J. Egll husband ot tile Notiee 01 sale IS. Sell your extra . CHECK(Sl MUST BE MA.OE Trust heretofore necuted 111d Pll1Y • uun.e. °' SUCCIStOf tlct ot s• 11: $200,658.63, 1n Idell-'20001• T1ltt Ordtf No. at>ow rtf41f't1'1Ced Deed c:I lndlbt--. ..cured bv and wile as Joint tenants re· $152,243.62 In addlUon to cash. PAYA8l£ TO LONESTAR dtllwmtotheunderslantda ~otaulmkuctdtrus1etpur· tlon to CISh. t11t Trusiel w411 03007ll9I tnvatorllnanr TNlt The .... eddfell said Died c:1 Trutlt, .o.corded on 12/3011988 asinetrusteewttlacceptacashler's household MORTGAGEE ASSISTANCE written Dtclanllori of btfault auant to tilt Deed of Trust 0 . ICIClplac:aahit(1dltdldtM!lon No. 811%7 Al'N No.: llfldoetwcommon .... vancea thtnuldlr wlh n. Instrument No 88·681371 ln dleek drawn on a State or 't CORP. ~ht. iitlt and lnttr· 111d Demand for Salt, Ind a ecultd by Kenl'llCh J. Noc111mai a Ible °' l'llllonal b1r1k. a dltdl '~ YOU ~ If DE-Uon, I 11ny c:1 the r ... ~ -~-' llfld the book page ol olllclal records In National Bank, a check drawn by I ems nt con . to and now htld written Nola of Default 111d anc1 AJalndra J. Nodtlman 11ua.-c11wn by• a-.« ftdtf1I awdlt FAULT UNDet A DEED OF erty ~ at>ow 11 unpllld c:l ltie Nole tile olllce ol Ille County R~-a State or Federal Credit Union in Classified by It under llld Dttd of Trust Eltdlon to Sell. The under· bllld wilt on union°' 1 dltdl d!Mn a II* TRUST, DATED 07'°1/M. eo be: 111 .,.. aid Dttd d corder of Orange County, call· or a dleclt drawn by a State or . 'I I • ~ r 1_! ~1, 1002-1625 GASSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm . Monday-Friday ' I ... mi ~I I 1':. : :J,_J ·'~i -~.~.4 I I I BY PHO• .«OUM. !l()USIRO OPPORTUNITV All 1nl 1"8le lllvtr1ili119 in tllls "'""'"'II 111llject to Ula Fed· ttll flir Hollsillg Acl Ol 1HI IS ........ wtlkll maus It 1111111 to MwrUu ..• , prtlutnct. lhnllltlen or dlmlmtutlDD llased H race. col0t, r1llglon, 111, "-dlcap, lamlllal s&atus Of Allleul Drigln. 111 an lnllntlon IO riiaka ., sucll prtlmnu. llml· talllli Of dlwfmlHliDn ," . Tiiis 111wipaptr wlll nol . :; 210-2744 ~ II : .. ' I I I I\ ... • l J _4 . . ·- ... • ·~ ~ l r - , ....... 11:.tOtO Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT· DIADUNIS Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:~ Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYMAILORIN PIRIONs 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 9UJ27 C'.omer of Newport Blvd & Bay St 2669 ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT5530 APPLIANCES 6011 :;s~~HANDIS~015 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I"!=-:=-:"='''=~-=-=--==.., liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brand new gas stove iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Large 3/2 F/P, D/W, ••LARGE 2Bd 2Ba1 _________ SINGLE' PfT Gen Ofc/Comp exp white, 4 burners, 7'potted 01aceno Draco CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT 2122 BEACH Sundeck. $1550/mo. Condo Downtown Balboa ANNOUNCEMENTS •~ 2Chr/wk. Appty 9am-4pm $225/obe>. 574-9511 palm. $5~0. Lrg pot· Avail 8/1. 723·5135· 2-car gar. 418 Harding 2920 ~ Eliie ~scole Sir Speedy Washer/Dryer $140/ led cactus. 760-9590. Eves. 263·7649-Days. $1295/mo. 970.2893 .J:~\:Art;,. 575 Anton Blvd. CM ea. Apt. Refrlg $100. Pool T•bla ·Elegant, Sitisl••· ofYourChoiat. Ground Fir 966·9056 7 14-646-5848. Antique, 1 of a kind. COSTA MESA 2'124 MISCELIANEOUS •2Bd 2 .58• 2-fp, RENTALS gar.+drlveway. Bike •••••••• to beach. $1150/mo + Organization Serving Join Nowl P(T recp/sec'y, good $1600 OBO 675-18:i4. Disabled Abused Chll· .~zJng .~~'ults phone/comp skllls. 3/ FURNJ"""'E 6014 Teakwood oblon_g ent dren seeks volunteers 9-\'etlYHiU..Colifomio day wk. $11/per hr. ~"" ctr s1oo. Teakwood for event committee . .....,,.:...:1..:.-·......,5...,7;...;;•:...:1.,,.8~1:...1:......i Karen 752·2178 round table w/ext 532·9744 PT/FT $9.25/hr. 57"round talile Red $150. 2 brass head· Answer Phone. Cedar. Blk walnut end boards $25ea. 3 twin $250 Oep. Refs req. --------LOST & 2724 FOUND Lve mess 9a-4p M-F. RENTALS TO Avl 8·10 722-8586 SHARE 2925 hr g 4br hse. 2169 pvt rm avl dining rm, Young , frlend ly . FP, wtk to beach 525-2428 BEACH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $425 + u1ils. 723-4572 '"'F""o"'"u,..,.,,.,N""D,....,,,B..,LA~C""K,,,.-C"""""A'=T West Newport Steps ,.,...,...,......,,.,,-.,...-...,,,.....,.....,,,...--s a n J o a q u I n & to beach. 3bd 1ba N .B . Master Bd Furn. MacArthur Mon. 7/15. patios, fp, gar. 5'425. Walk·ln closet. $625 760·9841 Property House + 'h utll. On golf,.,..,,..,,,.,,,,,_...,,....,"="...,,...._,....,...,..- 842·3850 course w/Vlew. Vitia LOST CAT Btk/whlte. 1 ·900·868·41 00 X5344 Costa Mesa Area. tables, misc Items. beds $40ea. 8 gross Flexible hours. No 74S0.9590 sillex white ga1den experience necesaary. chairs 550/all. Ullle 1·317·824-3989 Tikes sandbox $40. Mystery Shoppers for local stores. $8.75+ an hour. FREE prod· ucts. Now hiring. Call now: 818·759·6542 Oak bedroom set w /2 nightstands, armolre, dresser w/ s to II e r ·n av y S 4 o . Dresser S35. C1alts· man lawnmover $75. edger $35. 75!H 245 mirrors & headboard. 1----------1 s 4 2 5 . 2 1 -s p e e d Unlvega $100. Office desk $35. 2 oHice Buy It. Sell 11. Find It, Classlfled. chal1s $25. 435·9343 ,._ _______ _, GENERAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor, reclassify, revtsc or reject any classified advertisement .. Please report any error thai may be in your classified ad inunediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be respo'nsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credt! can only be allowed for the first insertion. "D " og. me•I ,. rul 111111 wlilcli Is 111 •lolllJH tf Ille law. O.r rudcn are llerl~ lllllfrntd 11111 111 •wet11111 ••v•r11acd tn 11111 .....,.,. n MllMll 111 Ill ..... .......,~llcom· -11~.ull HUD lOll·hl It 1·I00·424-1590. f1lr Ille Wlllt ... 111. DC .. , pteaac e1n HUD ll 421·l500. ...,....,..._..,,,.,.-....,,....-,--.,,,....-.,... Point Condos. Bal Is/ .Newport Coast/Ridge 2br 2ba Condo. Gated Fashion Is. 644-6800 area In Sancerre com-$3.99/MIN • R .E . Telemarketer up to 12 h ours per week. $7·$10/per hr, plus Incentives. Call Patricia 729· 7270 ROSEWOOD Solie' rnd dining tbl w/Lazy Susan. Both w/glass Hove A Garage Sole! ' "Perro." "Hund." "Ch . " II comm/upper unit. A/C ptex. 7/15. 64<>-6765. W/0 , OW, micro. Poot/1 .. •••••••• Jae., 2-car gar. No pet.•• LOST Cockatlel Bird N/smk. $1395 673·5884 COMMERCIAL Grey body, yellow HOUSES/ head, orange cheeks. 2br 2ba twnhm• nr REAL ESTATE Lost 6/10. Reward! CONDOS Fash. Isl., 2-car gar., .. _______ 548•3854 new carpet, A/C. no•• •=,.......,....,..,...-"="'-....,---, FOR SALE pets. $1395 640-1529 Wedding Ring lost at •-----··•l••*BIG CANYON COM beach by Ille· Wt'llt•itc•n guard station 14 Twnhme 3Bd 2.5Ba ( Pl•••• call Sandra Golf Course View. O 1our propertg-819-724-8827 Pool/tennl•. New like It'• our ouml paint, carpet & blinds. LOST CAT Slameae s2oootmo. 840.5274 • Houses • Condos mix adult neut. mate. <;OST.A MESA 1024 Quiet Cottage •Apartments • Orfices 70496 Seashore/51st, Our ttrvi"s 1ncludt: NB. Cataract on left E'alde 1br, no pets. Lido luxurious water· S625/mo. $650/sec front condo Large ·Call 850°ee72 2eo. den, 3BA, aec. boat 1tlp avall. $2,550/ ~WPORT mo./leaae. 551-8!554 findm~ qualified 1enan1s. eye needs medication. tenant :icrttnmg. Reward I 574-0703. mamtenancr prllbltms. rtnt collrction, Mellon procus, etc. eves ~EACH 1069 ------Bl. Maufcmut APARTMENTS '1\tlnlAI~,,..._. PERSONALS j 8.-t:. S~,,R.V-U 61 § .. '6 ~8434 : 110 cAHvoN coNoos OR RENT ea11213:.ssa1 • Sates/LeaH 255K· F or US..SSlS •••••••• S459K $2200 +/mo. ---~---PEDSONALS 3002 : 2·3Br Brkr 759-7700. " EMPLOYMENT Energetic person, top, 8-chrs w/custom weekends to assist It b l ue cushions . ope1ating Tea Garden _s_35_oo_. _F_lrm_. _64_5_·8_4_3_5 In COM. Call Dorothy Wicker World & More TEAGARDEN Mon-Fri 8:30a-4:00p. Always Great Value! 873·2288 Tea Cat1s 587.50 & up Upscale H .B . cafe Plenty Of Wicker Toot Counter Service, 1125 Victoria St. (R) Barlsta table servers. C .M . 548-0202 friendly, neat & capable need O(lly •-ME--.,-r-HAND ___ IS_E __ apply! 733·8310 ""' •-~~~~~-MISC. 6015 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 PLANT SALE Cement table, 3 benches $150, fountains $110, --·-bird baths $20. Citrus, Please b• aware that avocado (fnJltlng) $10. Cal The Pilot Oossiieds" m 5678 IO the yotl Gcragt Sde Ad I the llstlngs In this cat· Herbs, Junipers, Vines egory may require you '-=$=1=. =9=0=9=-e==74=·8=4=2=2=::..l=s::s to call a 900 number 1r In which there Is a charge per minute. ien. NO.lllTIER HawMSAYl'I" TMUv~Pilot CUllHI CAI !!.,AB~."1'~ ,. n. I -I I ' --.. ( "''1//t't e (1 --.)(I',. Call 642-5678. Put a few words to wor k for you. I ~-------l--------~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------•BALBOA BUs~n:iC!s oeFICE Lonel~T Liv• Girl• EMPLOYMENT iCEMETERY LOT/ ISLAND 2606 uuw '" one-on-one I Call 11~ S STARTING ~RYPl" 1225 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT 2769 1-900-44&-2e2sxs831. EMPLOYMENT Wn.&u'"D 553 1~iiiii!ii!i~~~~~ 18 +. S3.99d In. 5530 Bal 1•1• 2Br, up •Pt.1• Serv·U 619-64:.0-8434 Prof/Baohelore: Fem ~aclflc View Mem 'pk remodel, den, 1Ldult1, CANN•RY VILLAGE ROMANCI! FOR YOU iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i!iiiiii student avall as par• 1 Nwpt Bch 3 plot• no pet1, gar. Lt•. AVI Attracllf• 31 st / St. 1.90().83 ... 7400 Clerfo•I P(f sonal a111. Clean/e,.. .. S1700/ea. Approx 1/2 now! S950. 631~n52 ~~ylcjack:~n :~g~~; axt.5332 tight office dutl... rands/lndry. 548·9360 price. Handle by mall. Charming 18P "PT · 18 or older nex hour9. Call Kim 816-842·2918 W/0 . Vrty laate. UUI •Offlo• ap•o• 111C13,_________ M1·tS411 .......... . incl. $700/mo. Aval! 15111 NP blvd, C.M. --.,...,........,.....,...,........,_-~ 1• HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT nowt 84 ... 01131 Great loo. utll Incl,,.._ ________ ,.., $150/mo. 553•1116. COSTA MESA 2824 W'alde Coate Meaa 3400/2900/1600•Q.ft. combo oft/Warehouae 90120. eeo-a2a7 HOTT88T +ll.l.tvll ,,,,,, ,,, ,, ,f /\ '" 1.69 UVI! ......... _ 900-505-5050 800-73 ..... 490 a1a-7s .. ,100 Ol 1·19a-170w910 8010 -------- Top Doller fteldt f:rom 1800·1980. 1 pc to entire eatate. Paintings, china, gl1ware, fum, .tc. 40Yr N8 R .. 673.ell3 ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 71x LtgaJ Dqxmmmt aJ dN Dtri!Y PWt is plMt«I · llJ announce a new smA.ct notu ll&lltiJtJJt llJ ntW ~ ~ wiJJ MW SF.ARCH tht ""1fW jlf' r Ill no edl'll t:J.ir. """1'IW,. thi! timL dntl tht tnp to the Court Htn« m Sott.r AM. Thm. a{ l'tlllf'N, ll{ltr tht itlllrh is mnp/dal wt wiJJfik'yuur fiaiti-s '1willtSI,.,,,,,, • '""" wilh dJt c..., . 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ACROSS j Ontopol Poet l<hayyam Christened t• Actress Albright tO -Cau Elllof t9 "Phantom°' .lhe-" 11 E llClJfllOO tt LIYely 1nterest 20 E•poses ~:z Tw1rts 23 Fruit dnnk 2• Stied tears 26 Already under way 28 Speck 29 Overwhelms 31 Shoot the bfeeze slang 33 Spmt In ·The Tempesr a6 Splendid 37 W~ng prom1!.9 38 Solilary 39 Deserve 40 Change lor a rive 4 1 And so on abbr 42 Pnvate instructor 43 Furious 44 The sun 45 Corrode 46 -de Janeiro 47 Allor (a sk•r1) 49 Lean·lo 51 Thing, In law S4 Less than 56 U")'letdloO 58 Ultimately 61 Armbone 62 Drummer Start 63 Biiiow 64 Sal\ AntonlO blskerbalt player 65 Oevoured 66 Rushed 67 Not that DOWN I E•tremety 2 -over studied 3 Marlin• addlhon 4 B11ck ot the neck 5 E99 Otsh 6 M1ms1er$ residence 7 Qly 8 Cheers 9 Snoop1ost 10 M1mick1ng I t Using a ruler 12 Sounds ol hos11;it10r1 13 Beavers consrrnctoon 19 Cheer1ul 21 M il truant 25 Talking birds 27 Consumer advocare PAl!.VfOUI PUZl'll IOlVl!.D Ralph - 28 River of Scotland 30 Ftsh rrap 32 Flower 33 Malt beverages •4 Whlrlybtrd blade 35 Srormy 36 Felches 39 Polynesian gar· ment 40 Singer Yoko 42 New Jerse capiraJ 43 Verdi opors 46 Changed the colot ol llQRlf'I 48 Cate prvot 50 Spit! 5 1 Actor Benamy 52 Boredom 53 Headliners 55 Cuts (Umbe1) 57 Compulslon 58 Belore 59 By w11.yol 60 Dnnk 6kea 10 t 1900. ••&.7973 for Bijan 873-9••& $9,399. 875-4042 842·1494 Cal 28 rebulll/loaded, HONDA 9085 --------crul1lng/raclng, 15000 MAZDA 9125 4X4 firm. Muat IHI liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiii ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BIUOOE QUIZ 9221 Q. I · A.a Soulh, vulnerahll', you hold: OK S MKJt83 The bidding hn11 pmoclC.'11cd: 80llnl WPSI' NOHTII t• r... 11;1 f What de you bid now? F.A.ST Put A • If you nre usNI t.o rohi<fcling a 11ix-cnrd minor 11uil bcfnre 11howing a f'hur-cnrd ml\jor, rcn11e nnd 1lct1i11t. fort.hwilh. If you cnn 1how your major al the one-level, do M . Uid one 11padc. You cnn rcbui clubl! lat.er t.o putt.<-rn out. your dist.ril>ulion. Q. 2 · Neither vulnerable, M South you hold: •9 OK8782 0763 •9763 Portner opens I.he bidding wilh one 110 trump. Whnt. action do you take? A • To let part.ncr struggle in one p when you lune a-wettk hand with a five-card suit is sadis- lir. Played in hear1.11, you will soore Ill leruit. 0 couple of rum1 in h11nd, 80 bid two hcnrtll !or t.rnnsfcr Into heart.sand lhcn peBS if I.hat ie your 11tylcl. Q. 3 · .Nrither vulnernble, es South you hold: •Void 0109743 OQ 103 •AQ.J03 The biddinit has proccc..-dcd: SOUTll WEST NORTH EAST Pas. PaH I Cl roru ? Wh11l do you bid now? A • This h1tnd IS dal'SI(' for onr or lhr oldest. princ1plc11 m i;tan1fanJ bidding. Jump t.o lhrre clubs to show your source of trick11 And excellent hen rt support. The jump is 11 one-round force und guaramtces a lit for opener's suit.. lflherc i11 any dnnger partner might not undrr· i;tnnd thi!I action, jump lo four hearts and hope you don't miss n 11lem Q. • • >.. Soul.h. vulnerable. you hold. •IOI I QA l(Q 1016 0 10 5 4 3 •Void Your right.-hand opponent opens the bidding wilh one diemond. What. ectlon do you take? A • A matt.er of style. If you play weak jump overcall11, this hend eas- Call. 723-eo48 '94 CIVIC •X Coupe. ,81 MVP Minivan Wht, auto, ABS, Cruz. ,. I OK I Bl k eunrf, pwr pleg, alarm vcy . 7 m . ac . MAIUN! SERVICE S13 900 673-'484 Alloy rim•. Mini cond. SUPPLIES 7020 --· -----s11 .5oo. &42·8681 '73 J .. p Cherokee Wagon 2·dr, auto, p1, r•blt eng. 4" llfl. tow pkg. Runs greatt. Nd1 minor work. $975 obo *** 831 ·7'149 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iilNFiiiilNiilTiiiiiiiiiiii90ii9ii5 MERCEDES RADAR Furuno Modal 9130 '91 Chevy Suburb an 1821. New, und 9 1 a4s, blk/gray lthr, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1/2 ton, dual A/C, prlv twlcel All hardware non/amkr, hand• free '89 580 Sl!L White/ lint, 108K, nu pnt, car· S1095. 530.0702 fon, tp. ar, 10 play CO, tan. chrome WhHla, pet, Urea, alloys. Very cuat Whl• on new 1 owner, mint cond, clean. s 12•9oo OBO. tlrea, new brakea, s19,500. 875·3005 1.,...,,...,,,.._,,,,..64_2_·5 .... t?_1-=3,,___ MARJN6 SLIPS 56kml. ext warr, '95 Range Rover ily qunlifics for o loop t.o two hearts. 1--------- I r not, overcoll one heart and trust ihnt pm1.nrr doesn't p!ny you for a better hnnd defensively. Q. 5 • Neil.her vulncmble, BB South you hold: • •AQJ I0742 OJ91i OVold •Q83 What is your opening bid? A • With spodr11 os lrump11, your hand would pmdure six tricks. Applying the Ruic of1'wo and Three. that merit.II a preemptive opening of three spadei; ot. this vul· nerabil~, and we see no reason t.o 61d any ing el11e. Q. 6 • AB Soulh, vulnerable, you hold: DocvS 7022 $19.5obo 873·27'15 County LWB CrHm, s.. ...---------•OLDSMOBILE 9155 all xtra'a, seat covers, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tow range & tow 40' Mooring JEEP 9110 package never uted. South Side Balboa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '78 Old• Wagon V·8, Low mlles. $38,000. Island, Near Coral Ave •90 Grand Wagoneer Auto Trani. Full Pwr. 045·5590 $12,900 721.099 1 4WO, tow ml., lhOW· A/C, C IC. AM/FM room cond. Bat ol ,.11188. 54B·02751--------- B ALB 0 A YACHT Chry Warr. Full power ---------AUTOS 9246 BASIN has boat slips s12 900 72"'1565 9175 WAN..-eD avall from 31 to 75 ft, ' .,.. PORSCHE u ; s 14. 5ottt. 613· 1 161 ca 11 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cl If' d Have Stock worth DOCK ••• e '75 Porsche 914 745K. Like to borrow/ plus or minus 25'. Today! 2 Liter. w/Mags & Bra use as collateral to s115. «l50·814 5 842·5878 Convertible 723·5824 buy truck. 875·8B54 "J'..li-ii==iM>:e::K.il--..::;;;::;;.::;::.:.:::_.l'..=========---====-==============- SPACE for 18tt elec.1r-------------- boat. Balboa Island •075·1B40• 6A 10 9 8 OK Q 8 8 2 OA 8 •A 10 MOTORCYCLES The bidding hes procet•dcd: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST r... 3o ? What eclion do you tnkc'? A · There i11 no que11tion nbout get· ting ii:ito the 11uctll)n, hut your long major i11 not good enough lo bid at this lrvcl Douhlc for lnkC'Out. That focui;es alt.cnt1on on thr mnJor suiLJI, and pnrlnrr ithould not bid clubs without a very good five-card suit or longrr Learn to be a better bri dge player! Su bscr ibe now to the Gor en Bridge Letter by calling 800f7SS.1225 for inlonnation. Or write to Coren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box «10, Chicago, IL 60680- 4410. SCOOTERS 8018 80 Ve•pa 250PE, 48ml(t) ltallan Classic Just out of storage, b/o ovor 2k 673·2715 AUTOMOBILES BMW '84 7 33 Met Burg/Ian lthr. auto, xlnt cond, extra1, all records, S5500 OBO. 673-6008 '89 5351 Champagne. AT, leather, loaded, religiously serviced. 141 K mltos. S 15,800/ obo. 8!51·3194 Run your ad in ·························-D YIS,5111 MY CAJt ' • the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Doily WANTED CADILLAC 9040 Pilot a nd the TO BOY 6019 TRANSPORTATION liiBiiiOiiiATiiiSiiiiiiiiiiii70iiiliil H untington Beach -~-~~---~-------~~~~~---~1i~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiii~~ Bo•ton~h•l•r '80 El Dorado B~r~u Fountain ~II~ Top Dollar• P•ld BOAT TRAILER 350 V-8 Auto A/C, F/P, ln:rcnd ent to ,..,,,. o.dil Card O IK. OVISA DAM x For Record1. Jazz, BOATS 701 l Current registration. Good cond S 1750 obo sountracks, e t c. S135. 714-435·03Q8 * «l31·7149 * reoc over 100,000 Call Mike 645-7505. •e3 &ROHM D 'ELEG homes. Fax us th1's 8' DINGY Montgomery 1--------- WHEELCHAIR Deluxe S HAO Autographed Old Coln•. gold, silver---------L.apstreak. Teak trim, POWER BOATS Loaded. Blk/blk llhr. form with rour C"'ed1't TV ELECTRONICS I t 7 1 k m I , S 6 3 O o . • · model. Exe cond. New Basketball! Cert of au-jewelry, Franklin Mint, ., · , w cover and do IV· 7012 pp (7l4)645.3221 card # or moil it in s 5 o o. s e It s 1 7 o. thentlcily.042·9 810 Sterling flatware, etc. SllREO 6080 _s_5_50..,,..._1 .... 1,...4 ..... 4 ... 3 .... 5 ..... 0_3_b_8 5 4B·8795 CLASSIFIED Steve 642·9448 day1 CLASSIFIED liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------with 0 check today! Classified Is..... ti's lhe resource vou Stereo JVC FM recv'r, ti's the resource vou 17' Bayllner Capri CHEVROLET 9045 Run for a week! I( CONVENIENT can count on to sell a On the move? Mag. co player. 2 big can count on to sell a '88, 85HP OB. Radio iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii whether you're buy-myriad of merchan-•Pe a k • r •. Mu ST myriad of march an· a. top, clean, teln sale. your car does not Ing. selling, or just dlse Items. because Sell your extra SELLI 846-13•7 dlae Items, because $4500/0BO. 675-6128. '95 Z·28 CAMARO sell we'll run it looking, classified has our column• compel household our columns compel 1-1-8-,-5-h-o_c_k_•_l_e_c_tr_l_c 6-Sp .. d 11 •000 mlles. what you needl • qualified buyers to qualified buyers to Bayboat. Hardtop, Rare "l·LE" Model, for another week COLLECTIBLES WANTED 6017 TO BUY MERCHANDISE MISC. 60 15 6019 ~----~~~- """' lo OAAY l«>T lJO w .., _, c--. CA 92611 /11'1d41--O>Mlll11"1'31·6J~• ~"""o+I ........ °'"'*,_,_.._ ---------"*·~ O,.._n-a ... ._, OIJ.f 0 ,........_ D ~._ a....... a,._,........ a ....,c-o•-0 -D ........ O J_. 0~..._ o-. ..... O•-OC..-~ 0--0 ..... ....., o c-.... oc.-.~ o.,._ o...,""' o-.-- • JI 0 /or 4 lirteo, SI 00 eodi odtllionol lit.. , ·--··-··---------····--····· CLASSIFIED calll items caut II fo $ 642·5678 1.n Classi'ft'e d new batt, exc cood. Bdy damage/drlveabte FREEi A r 10• $5900. 945.7973 $5950 945-t5552 i...,. ____ _.;.. ______ ..;;;;;;.;;;;;;&;:==------=----..J SPRINIUERS 3921 •5E•R•Vl-C•E--• TICELRAMES IC CLEANING CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL HOME CARE/ MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PLASTER 3528 SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 SERVICES 3760 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REPAIR 3880 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DI RECTO RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii THE VELVET TOUCH •W .P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPRINKLER REPAIR ••••••••• p .. CM CONSTRUCTON •QUALITY WORK• R .N JHoll1tlc Praclioner lhHr. S30 Stre11 Rellef Palntl119 Contractor Plaiter/Stucco Patoh Vatvea•Head,.Tlm• TILE RE AIR 20Yrs Prof Hou•ecleanlng .-eam-er.m•Vlsa/MC/AE oual. painting by profit clocks. 26Yrs Local &p. Patio Ille resealing. by Lucy Ref'1 10yrt Tennant Improvement Hardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramlc Horne care visits. Infants Sopha 0 5 0·2273 Uc•602098. Ins. -Serving So Ca 25yrt· John Burr 282·2831 ---------Fountains. Waterfalls, Exp. Lowest Rates In Remodel• • Com/RH Mrble/Carpet Bnd/lns to Elderly. Hrly/dally. FrH eat. 84,_3305 Llc#328864 24Hrt ACOUSTIC Ponds Uc'd 745.3954 Townt 84$.4870 Llf•tS708 540•8770 L708279 722°7332 C.M. 714·884-B373 1 _________ ---------• 714-554·7831 SPRINKLERS are my CEILINGS 3408 MISC 24Yrs Qualltr Palntlnt1 o n I v b us t n •a 1 . WtNDOW CLEANING LEWIS Con•truotlon 1---------TOUCHUPS, TOO Timers•VaJves•Drlp Sy1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -C-H-IL_D_CAR __ E_3_5_3_6 •Average 1 atory·S35 Remodel•Handyman HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 SERVICES 3831 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor PLUMBING 3890 Charles 722·7824 CEIL I NQ MAST t R iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 2 story·S45 L# 704 773 Local RH . liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uc#280844 6411·3209 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Acouatlc Removal• Hou•• Cleanlng •7144557·8925• •P•lnt/Carpentry• Wiiiiam Harold Jewelera *AUDIO WORKS* THE LOCAL PLUMBIR •-TU-T_O_R-IN_G __ 3_9_2_9 Custom TextureePalnt Eng. Speaklng¥Lovlng Spring Cleanln•1-..,.,.---.,,.----O alt d I W I h & I I I RAINBOW Circle Melnt. . & A.on Svc. Mlnl·bllnd1, Newport Beach ryw an more a c ewe ry repa r AUTOS • BOATS PaJntlng-lnt/bt Hou11/Ap1 ·a ;JamH E. 81ng111 Co.· '~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uc'd Mark 838-7300 Affordable• NannlH C .,, I/MCI Bulldlng Conlreotor Small Jobi Oki Antique• Fine Jewelry Custom Stereo•• Alarms Ouallty Job. Free eat. Since 1947 'SAT PREP Summer ~~:~:/s,~~~;:'8~';~ ~P:t & Fl°:e':.28~ 47Yra. Design to An11h O•ry 848-8277 Buy/ltll/llldt 973 .0385 Mobile Svc • Discounts L#569897 8 3 «l-8888 [;;~:a~rvlce:~~~~= Seminars w/Patrlcla CARPENTRY JSlO ---------,_________ ·C.L. Kirchner· leml Retired Contractor DJ S.111 VM-413-4802 •BISHOP PAINTING ---------O'Dowd Jana M.S. ,-723-5090 042·7003 Repair•, lmprov•m•nll, LANDSCAPE a Prompt Oual Svc. A••• s Ellpert Drain Cleaning Rt?'tr•tlon 873·2380 <:1Llttle PeoplH <:1 COMPUTERS 3556 S.J, Sc ott Con1tructlon a1~.Jo •. b!:..Ou•811tv4~n.t1egr177tv LAWN r111n:1 3808 MOVING 3834 Texturlng•Wallcoverlng1 & Ptumblng Aepalrt Handyman/Remodel Custom Home Bufld.,. ___ .... _,_ ...... _. ___ .. __ O ~ Aef1. L704332 989-2407 20Yrs exp. All wor1I gow. TUTOR Teacher wlll Addlllon1, Bath, Kitch Daycare. Quality Llc11'481954. Ref's. RI MODELS carp, plt>g.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lteve 14M 2H tutor your elementary Flre-Wat~r Damage ~~p· u;:~:.mfun~o:i~ 714-e7S.7789 paint, etec, Ule, stucco, & Baelo y.,d Malnt ALL-AMERICAN c:,u::·.::AJ:i~:~ Prec lH Plumblng ~a~h~~:~~ ~3~~;~;t Elec, Plumb, & Paint ADVl!RTIS• ON roofing. MORGAN L.awn1, Cln-ups, TrH MOVH·U ... Carefully Guar work, Free Eat. Repalrt & Remodels Newpon area. tmmed learning env. Quiet ·THI! INTl!RNl!T· Uc'd. Ph#9S0-329'1 Trim, Sprlnklrs, Aerate, Courteously & Cheaply Ucll'375602 53a.11534 Free E1llmalH Page 114-227·812 2 c~1s;.:9~f~~~4:w Reach Mllllonsl Get DOORS 3580 Mobll• #403·83e8 Th11ch63t-4422Pg.41s.a1•2 5•9.0223 T141221 •MIRAl..DPAINTINO u oa73teeee.1oeo WAll DOORS Aemodel•Hardware --------$300 Homepage FREE Home Repalr/iiemodel • TREES • Dibernardo'• Moving Int/Ext. Wallpaper(Tlle COVERINGS 3932 T I C i S Call 714·3«l4.5031 Co1ta MHa/Newport Local/Office/Storage F t/R f/ POOL rm• ab nets• tucco An experienced To1111.-,,_, .... .,.. Le•11~. Long Dial. Fr•• Eal. re• H • t Oyra exp Oryw11 L562731 35Yrs exp ---------.,________ dependable door ~1r:,.v;;~~l:lo .... ......, 7514478 u 181632 8 78.3114 Competitive 1751·2039 SERVIC! 3894 ff•rthlq Interior• Jerry 042.058 7 CLEANING hanger, Guar work, ~-.,,.-----=---,....., eORl!EN MASTERS Split Second Moving Ike'• Cuatom Painting iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnllallatlon~ Removal A to z HANDYMAN SERVICES 3548 rHI. Don 521-8910 Hom• RfftoratlotVR•mocl•I Landscaping & Main!. Prof Mov•r•I 24Hr Srv Prof, Clean, Ouallty Discount wa11covertng1 tNSTAll./REFACECASINETS CompulerContultlnt Tiie/drywaii/Woodwork Tr .. Trim • Remo~al 7D•~/Sr Dltc/flt71452 Work. lnl/EIC1 & Oocka. l•land Blue Pool• Ll580875 873·1212 "'I ... b th d Sttwre/Hrdwre tn1tatt DRYWAU Fe~deckl/room add. 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