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Home My WebLink About1996-08-07 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Paralyzed athlete w.ins Hovey Trophy Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 SHOW STOPPER ·City Council terminates playhouse lease llilbun murder conviction cheered •Those touched directly by. forme r postal worker's 1993 ram- page say they hope for the harshest sentence. By John Canalis and Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot The verdict was just. Now bring on the death penalty. . Those were the sentiments Tuesday from people touched by ex-postal work- er Mark Richard Hilbun's 1993 murder- ous rampage that claimed the lives of his Corona del Mar mother and a man in Dana Point and injured seven others. injured by Hilbun. "Justice does even- tually work its way through the courts." Hilbun, 42, was convicted Tuesday in Orange County Superior Court in Santa Ana on 15 counts tied to the 1993 crimes. He could face the gas chamber if jurors find he was capable of deter- mining right from wrong during ·the crimes. "If he does get the death penalty, I'd like to flip the switch ," Monte Salot said. Newport Beach police Sgt. Steve VanHom, who supervised the pime scene at Hilbun's mother's home, was pleased with the verdicts. Despite what defense attorneys claimed, VanHom believes the murders were the work of a sane man. u He no doubt has some emotional problems, but he did e nough to show he wasn't insane," VanHom said. "It was a real brutal crime, then he continued on for days.• Hilbun History MAY 1993 • Mark Richard Hilbun goes on a three-day ram- page killing his mother, Frances, his friend Charles Barbagallo and injuring four others including Pat- ti 'Salot, a Costa Mesa woman who w~ shot mulitple times while try- ing to follow him. • Hilbun is spotted in a Huntington Beach bar by a UPS worker. Police arrest him without inci- dent. AUGUST1996 "I am pleased to find that there's a jury out there that's got some common sense,• said Costa Mesa resident Monte Salot, whose wife Patti was shot and Homicide investigators who worked the case were glad to see their efforts result in a conviction more than three years later. VanHom was among the officers that walked into Frances Hilbun's quaint home on Marigold Avenue at about noon on May 3, 1993, to find the 63- year-old woman stabbed to death and h e r cock er span iel 's throat s lit. Mark Richard Hilbun in 1993 photo. • While on the run, Hilbun shoots and injures three people at a bank ATM machine. • Hilbun is found guilty on 15 counts, two for murder and seven on attempted murder. He could face the death penalty if jury finds he was sane when he com- mitted murders. LOWER EXPECTATIONS • Local school officials are on frenzied pace to find enough teachers to meet 20-1 class-size ratio. Newport- M esa Uni- fied school boar d mem- bers decided last week to reduce class sizes in first and second grades to an aver- age 18 student.s per teacher be/ ore school starts in Septem- ber. Now, with the fiv~-week clock running, it's up to the individual elementary schools to malce the ambitious plan work. This is the first story in an occasional series looking at how one school in Costa M esa works through the kinks. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Sitting behind her desk at College Park Elementary School, Kathy Sanchez can finally breathe. The five days folloWing Newport-Mesa Unified's deci- sion to reduce first-and sec- ond-grade class sizes have been a nonstop whirlwind of phone calls and interviews for the second-year principal. Before Aug. 1 she had three teacher vacancies to fill. Now she has eight. Still, Sanchez sits poised and professional, confident the three teachers she has hired so far are the best she can off er her students. She is equally confident she can hire another • SEE HILBUN PAGE 4 five teachers by Friday, allow- ing the new recruits time to plan for the new school year. "It's been a little crazy, but it's worth it," Sanchez said Tuesday after giving on e of her new hires a tour of the . school. • r ve spent 20 years in education, and I never dreamed our class sizes would go down.• AB part of the 1996-97 state College Park principal Kathy Sanchez (left) and newly hired second grade teacher Debl;>ie Lewis look for a teacher's man- ual on mathe- matics in the school audito- riwn Tuesday. Below: Lewis • (left) and -- Sanchez walk on the cam- pus, where Lewis worked part ti.me last year as an English lan- guage devel- opment teacher. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT budget, legislators included a $650-per-student incentive for school districts that lower their primary grade class sizes to 20 students per teacher. For New- port-Mesa's first and second grades tha\ means 67 new teachers. Many local parents, worried Newport-Mesa would ·Jose the • SEE CLASSES PAGE 4 Second heroin bust nets four women •Authorities say they've set new record after seiz- ing some $2.5 million worth of the concentrated black tar narcotic. By John Can alis, Daily Pilot JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT Orange County Sheriff's deputies and Santa Ana police seized four pounds of black tar heroin here over the weekend, breaking a bust record set only a week prior, authorities said Tues- day . Michele Amezola, 29, of Santa Ana was arrested after she allegedly tried to board a flight to Seattle with an amount equal to 250,000 doses of the concen- trated narcotic. The heroin had a street value of $2.5 million. Also arrested on suspicion of conspiring to distribute the drug were Lidovina Lucatero, 48, of Lake Forest and her daughters AnaRita Prado, 24, of Santa Ana and Gabriella Prado, 22, of Lake Forest. The four women were booked into Orange County Jail. Bail was set at $250,000. The arrests were a joint oper- ation between the Orange Coun- ty Sheriff's Department and the Santa Ana Police Department. It is the second bust for black tar heroin in only a week. Juan Carlos Loya-Callejo was arrested July 29 on suspicion of transporting 3.5 pounds of black tar heroin after showing fake identification to a ticket agent. He also was beaded to Seattle. Gamer said he believes black tar heroin is popping up at air- ports because it's easier to trans- port than powdered forms of the drug. Though he did not have specific details, he said heroin seems to be more of a problem. u1 know it's coming back to the street," he said. oss o on c to No. 2 GOP post • The state senator has been named minority cau- cus chairman in the Democratic controlled Senate. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot State Sen. Ross Johnson is moving up the statehouse lad- der quickly. Last year he was elected to the Senate during a special election. Monday he was named to the No. 2 post in the Republican caucus. "Obviously I'm delighted to have the opportunity to put my experience to work forming legislative tactics and working. to advance a Republican agen- da in the state Legislature,• Johnson said Tuesday. As chairman of the GOP caucus, Johnson said h e will be a spokesman for the Republi- can party during floor debates and will meet with GOP mem- bers of the state Assembly a nd with the governor -who is Republican -to develop leg- islative strategies for advanc- ing the party's agenda. Before moving to the Senate, Johnson served as an assembly- man for nearly 17 years. From 1988-91 he served as Assembly minority leader. "It's a dramatic increase in his respon- sibilities,• said Susie Swatt , Ross Johnson Joh nso n 's s p okes- woman. •He will coordinat e a lot of the legislative agenda for the Senate and will lead many of the discussions on the floor.• The GOP controls 17 of the 40 seats in the Senate. When asked whethe r he w ould shoot for Senate minori- ty leader next year, Johnson laughingly said no. "I'm h appy with the respon- sibility of b eing No. 2, • be said. Historic hikes should diminish. Balboa sign woes • Residents planning way to highlight landmarks and points of interest while giving walkers mileage counts. BALBOA -There's a move underfoot to kick oft a walldng tour around Balboa lllend and the PenlnSula. But tllil wan't be just eny moll. Tbe plaDMrl .... ~. blltcdca1 bib ~ 1.md· marks and pointl--:-oHitit9it M:b - • tM olc;leit home that dates Met to tbllt Mrty 19@1, or a for· ~ cUino diteovered when th9 old Midware store we• sa.nd- b&UWd. ·1 .. a.tnmG ~ day .. l walk tDd I dkl not re.u. there ~ :r-1aa~W..:: wbaile IMd1Y .._ lftd on tbe Bel· boa ....... IDr '5 yws. ·w. want to reach back to the history.• Wassail is working With histori- an George Grupe and Balboa Island bUJinessman John Noyes to create a walkinq tour ot Balboa Island; the Uttle lsland and the Balboe~. While such a toUr bu bMrl desired for more than a year, it wasn't until lelt week that propo-- nents put their plan to the pave:- ment. They~ thet &lboa PllnJ OWDS~._•••a•ld• llgD ...... omc. ........ t I • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1996 • -.. ---------I -----------------------',_ ·Council agrees to end playhOuse lease . . By John Canalis, Daily Pilot cosrA MESA-The show may go on. but it probably won't be at the Rea Community Center. The City Council voted 4-1 Monday to terminate its lease with , 1he <;osta Mesa Ovic Playhouse. The theater group and other av.en- d.es use a facility at 661 Hamilton Ave., a former school, for practice and productions. But the Newport-Mesa Unified School District may reopen Rea as a magnet school, so the city decid- ed to stop acting as a middleman for the propertyL officials said. The city leases Rea from the district and in turn sublets it to the theater and an amalgam of iwUal service agendes. Mayor Joe Brickson said the dty wanted to give ample notice to the playhouse and other tenants that the city is getting out of the dealings. "We need to be up front with everybody and let them know the lease agreeQient is etiding, • he said. "We'll no longer be required to provide a home for the play- house." The playhouse could stay at the. site if it strikes an asjreemen' with the school district but ·the city would not be involved, Erickson said. Playhouse officials could not be reached for comment Monday or ·Tuesday. Councibnan Gary Monahan WU the only couodl member to vote ·against the measure, mostly because he generally disagrees with city subsidies to the play- house that Monday's vote ensures will continue for one more year. The theater group received $10,250 in municipal funds this year and will get about $5,250 next year. Monahan said he view5 the playhouse as a private entity. "The city shouldn't be supple- menting a private venture with taxpayers' money," Monahan said. "I just felt it's not a good use of tax dollars." briefly in the news Local business sets up college scholarship Costa Mesa-based Balboa Instruments Inc. has established a $25,000 scholarship fund for Cal State Fullerton students. The endowment covers up to four years of tuition, fees and costs for students with 3.5 or bet- ter grade point averages. Recipi- ents will be selected on the basis of academic performance and ANNIVERSARIES Best wishes to Jean and Ed Grochow, celebrating ~heir 40th wedding anniver· •ryAug. 24. BffiTHDAYS :Significant birthdays of local residents. On Aug. 6, Helen Wonnacott Parks cel· ebrated her centennial birthday sur· r:Qunded by friends and family at New- port Villa West. H Amma," as she's known, was born that day. 100 years ago, in Whiting, Indiana, and for the past 60 years has divided her time between homes In Pasadena and Balboa Island. The birthday celebration was hosted by her-grandchildren, Kathryn Parks Lenton, ~ B. Parks, Jr. and Tracy Parks Lam- Wln1 ... BfRTHS -Most recent births in Newport Beach Gnd. Costa Mesa. • Amy and Brian Weber announce the July 24 birth of their son, Samuel Gage, at other factors. Company officials sponsored the program because the univer- sity attracts many area students, a press release stated. -By John Canalls OCC to off er twilight classes this fall This fall Orange Coast College will offer over 100 "twilight term• almanac Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA •Thomas w. Flickinger, 49 on July 12 •Robert A. Greene, 65 on July 12 • Will L. Evans, 62 on July 13 • Steven V. Wilson, 37 on July 13 •Adair 0 . Dalton, 95 on July 13 •Robert K. Snyder, 73 on July 14 •Peter K. Sommers, 75 on July 14 •Grace M Yothers, 98 on July 14 • Myrta A. Mclemore, 69 on July 15 •Gerald L. Bobowski, 52 on July 16 • Michael E. Ingles, 50 on July 17 • Artemio Onofre, 38 on July 20 • Andrew Hlsaiah, 62 on July 21 NEWPORT BEAOf •Paul D. King, 69 ~July 10 • William A. Peterson, 76 9n July 11 • Fay B. Francola, 92 on July 12 • Charline Reed, 76 on July 13 • Maria Y. Ferguson, 73 on July 13 • Nvere Adourian, 86 on July 13 classes, which will meet from 4 to 7 p.m. one evening per week. OCC's fall semester begins August 19. Registration is under way at OCC's Admissions Office. The office is open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., start- ing August 16. The college is located at 2701 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. For more information call 432-5772. • Susie Biggerstaff, 94 on July 15 •Morton J. Shaw, 64 on July 16 • Dolores D. Craig, 75 on July 17 •Carol M. Golden, 90 on July 17 •Goldie Rosencranz. 90 on July 19 • Ernest W. Henault. 48 on July 20 MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Tihoti T. Goupil married Tasea M. Brown, on May 25 in Westminster • Felipe Morales-Gutierrez married Irma G. Casillas-Retana, on June 8 in Costa Mesa • David W. HuCtnall married Georgiene M. Par1<er. on June 8 in Costa Mesa • Charles H. Brown II married Regina Christ. on June 9 in Loma Linda • Jeffrey J. Nicols married Tammy D. Rotondo, on June 8 in Westminster • Kim A. Brokaw married Teresa A. Cud- dy, on June 8 in Huntington Beach NEWPORT BEACH • Daniel M. 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Alt t1ghts rtMNed. 69/63 Balboa 69/63 Costa Mesa 74/67 Corona del Mar ~3 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2-4s Newport 2-4 s 81a!:kles 3-4 s River Jetty 2-4 s CdM 2-4 s llOA11NG West winds during morning hours will become southwester· ly, 1 S knots, and gen- erat two foot wind waves. Expect a southwest swell of four feet. Morning low clouds and fog -------- . . ... --- DON lEACH I DAILY PILOT With the-wind In his face, wheelie king Kurt Os_,~ pedaled into the Gulnl'llUI Book of World Records for the longest wheelie on a bicycle Tuesday -Osburn's 27th birthday. ' Osburn broke the previous record of 5 hours 21 mJnutes by 35 minutes tn the Orange County FalrgJ"ounds main parking lot should dear to a noon . TIDES TODAY First low 10:48 a.m. 2.3 First high 6:06 a .m. 3.3 Second low After Midnight Second high 5:27 p.m. 5.2 THURSDAY First low 12:53 a.m. 0.7 First high 7:21 a.m. 3.5 Second low 11 :59 p.m. 2.4 Second high 6:23 p.m. 5.3 WATER TEMPERATURE: 68 Swfllne Wavetrak A southern hemi- sphere combination of gradually build· ing south and southwest swells should bump up the knee to waist-high surf with good breaks over shoul- der-high. Expect a better southwest swell to show by Thursday afternoon that should be good for waves from 3 to above 5 feet and a fair view toward the southwest on Friday. For latest surf report and forecast updates, call the Surfline, 1 • 900-976 Surf. The call costs $1.50 and any possible toll. eva : anous ems wo $3, 130 were stolen from a storage space. The loot lnduded a comforter, linens, beer mugs and a vase. • 2500 block of Elden Avenue: A garage d90' was broken. Damages totaled about $100. ~ 2500 block of Elden Avenue: A bike valued at $ 1 SO was stolen. • 2200 block of Meyer Place: Stereo equipment valued at $680 was stolen from a truck. Thieves smashed the window to gain access to the vehicle. t • 3000 block of llrtstol Street: Bank bags containing $428 were stolen from a commercial business. Whoever stole the money had access to the building. • 2100 block of Meyer Place: A bike worth $1 SO was stolen from a garage. • JOOO Bristol Street: Computer equipment valued at $2,300 was stolen. NEWPORT llEAot • 700 block of St. James Ro.cl: Jewelry of an undetermined value was stol~n from a home. Thieves apparently snuck In through an open ground·level window. • 2900 block of aiff Drtve: A car door look. was broken but nothing was stolen. • 1100 block of Dove Street A voice mail system was taken from a restaurant. Beautify Your Yard! -Complete Ph -Thorough His -Body Fat AJUl~I -Consultation -Complete Labora We offer the mo weight manage ff?iy wait? 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For six months, the Hearst kidnaping was a front page story, the biggest running non-war press event since the Lindbergh kidnaping. It also had an unusual element that bas seldom -if ever -been . duplicated: the story involved the family of a prominent publisher. The Hearst Corp. didn't know bow to handle this, and for some weeks Hearst reporters were dealt with the same way as other reporters: outside looking in at the Hearst home in a San Francisco suburb that was virtually under a state of siege by the press. Then one of Hearst's leading magazine competitors ran a high- ly publicized story reputing to tell what was going on inside the Hearst home. It was mostly baloney, but it galvanized Ran- dolph Hearst into the recognition that the Hearst Corp. needed to put its own reporter inside the sto- ry immediately. I was that reporter. At the time, I was a freelance writer doing cover stories for Good Housekeeping, the crown jewel of the Hearst magazine empire. I had been assigned to the Hearst kidnap story by McCall's Magazine when the edi- tor of Good Housekeeping called and said arrangements had been made for me to be posted inside joseph n. b~ll the Hearst home. I was to do" my research from there and be prepared to write a two-part article for Good House- keeping, a series of articles for the Hearst newspapers, and a book for Hearst's Avon Press when Pat- ty was either (1) released or (2) dead. McCall's grudgingly released me. from my assignment, and I went to Hillsborough and a scen e that was considerably more imposing and chaotic than it appeared on television. The media had virtually surrounded the Hearst home. Several banks of portable phones had been installed in the street. All of the 1V networks were represented by enormous trailers, crawling with wires like the tentacles of an octo- pus. Several hundred reporters were milling about impatiently, waiting for the crumbs that were thrown to them periodically from the front door by Randolph Hearst. I drove into this jungle, parked in the Hearst driveway, and knocked on the front door. Hun- gry reporters closed in behind me, wondering who the hell I was. An FBI agent -one of several who had set up shop in the house - opened the door, and I identified myseU. He told me to wait out- sid I could feel the hatred g u · d me as my asso- ciates sho ed belligerent ques- tions at my ck. It seemed inter- minable unW the FBI agent opened the door again and motioned me in. I spent about four weeks in Hillsborough, on and off, includ- ing the period of the Los Angeles shoot out, when her family didn't know whether or not Patty was one of the incinerated cozpses in the cottage burned to the ground after police trapped the kidnapers there. It was the reportorial plum of a lifetime that turned out to be a monumental disaster for me. I was asked to do my first maga- zine story prematurely -Patty was neither free nor dead -because of pressure from Hearst competitors. Since the story involved the publisher, himself, it had to be read and approved by Randolph and Catherine Hearst. That turned out to be a torturous process, and I was dismayed after we finally got over that hurdle when the Good Housekeeping editor called and asked me to add some information that I knew would inflame the Hearsts. When I explained this to him, the editor was adamant, and so I finally gave him what he wanted. 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(WcnmlMM Llictalon Alt0) Y5. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA WESTERN DIVISION CLASS ACTION BP AMERICA. INC., cl al.. Con,oltduacd with Defcndan1' No. CV 9()-{)733 RJK1JR~l -------------No. CV 90-261 9 RJKIJIUl No CV 91 -03l4 RJK(JR~l No. CV 9!-0Sl5 RJKIJRxl No CV 91·B 63 RJKCJIUl SUMMARY NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF CLASS ACTION AND OF HEARING ON PROPQSED PABTIAL Cl.ASS ACTION SEULEMF.NT TO: AU persons and entitles o"'11lna. leasing or having an interest In real and/or penonaJ property or having an ownershJp lntrnst in commttcial et'tkrprila or raidJ.o& or wortiJna wlt.blo or about tht area or •~ afktted bJ the rupture ol tile bull ol the American Treder on Fd>ruary 7, 1990, and tile raullln& oil spill and dun-up tfrort, wbo have suffered or wllJ suffer. economic darmge • a result ol tht lpUI and/or the tMU.lng dean up dl'ort. This is Lo advise you of the pendcncy of the above-enhtled litigation which tw been certified as a class action and of a heanng to be held on a proposed partial ~dcment of the litigation. The class oction ww. filed a,uin~t American Ttading and 1'n:n5J>0rUtion Co .. Inc. ("Attrunsco"); Golden West Refining Company; Brandenburger M3.rtnc, Inc.; BP America. Inc .. BP Oil Shipping Co .. U.S.A .. BP Oil Supply Company (colleccively, the "BP Defendants"); and thc Tl'llM·Alaska Pipeline Liability Rmd (the "Fund"). who arc alleged to be responsible (or the damages suffered by members of 1hc Class as a result of the oil spill that occurred on February 7, 1990. off the co<"t ot' Huntington Beach. California. The Court has certified o plaintiff clu~ in the litigation. Thetcaf1er. for purposes of efTec1ua1ing the partial settlement briefly summarized below. and which is emhodicd in a detailed Settlement Agreement on me with the Court. the Court certified a settlement class (the ''Class") defined as follows: All persons and enlitics owning. lcasina or having an intereM in real and/or personal property or having on ownership interest in commerc111I cnterpn..c~ or residing or working within or about the area or urcit~ affected by the rupture ol • the hull of the American Trader on February 7, 1990, and the rc..uhing oil 'P•ll and clean-up effort, who have uffen:d or will ~uffcr cconom1c damage a.' a rc,ulf of the spill and/or the enwing clean up effort Excluded from the ClllS.~ nrc :tll penons and entities. if any, currently ~Ina 10 molce ion cl11mi. based cxclu~1"c· ly on persona.I injuries as 1 ~uh of the rup1un:. lhe oil spill. and/or lhc cn .. umg clean-up activities; Ill 1ovemmental aicncic:5, departments, bod•~. and pohuc11I subdivi ion ; and all dercndunts and their rc'f>C\;'1ivc pa.rent,. \Ulxidian~. d1v1 sions. affiliates, dircclOc'S, officers. aaenl!. employee<; and rcprc'ICnta1i"c-;. As used herein. the itnn ••governmental aac~;cs, dcp1111menlll. bodies, and pohhcal subdivisions" means the Um1cd Stale of Amenc11, the S1111e of Cahfonua. the Cal1fon11a DeplttmCnt of' Fish and Oamc, lhc Cahfomi1 Dcplrtmcn1 of Pnrt~ and Recreation. the C1hfom11 Regional W11er Quahty Control BO<lrd. Sant.1 Ana Region, the C1Jifomi1 State Coast1l Con\Crvancy. \he CaJifom111 Stale Lamh Commi Ion. the Coumy of Omlgc. the Oranae Caunty f-1<Jod Control Di tnct, and the cities of Seal Beach, Hun11naton Beach and Newport Beach. The Class plalntitts have reachcod proposed pnniel wnlcmentll of the lih1a11un with the BP Defendants and the Fund. which have II()( ltdmh11xl hobihty or wrongdoinf Put11ua.nl to thucuJcmcnt, •total ofS2.17' million in Cl\.\h ha' hccn plBCt'd on dc~h lo an inCCtCSt·bearlna ~row accou.01. Thc htigatltll'I i' ~"'' 11gain~t 1hc remaining defendant. and i1 expected 10 ao to trial unkss w..ohcJ by fCUlcmctU with them. A hearin& will be held on September 30. 1996. 11 10.001.m bcf<>fe the tfonortblo Robert J. Kallehet, SenkW Uruted SIMct D\sllict Jodp. In Counroom MO. l:ldwlld R Re>yb&I Pedtral Bwldtna. 2'S Eut Temple Strec" I~ Anaelu. Cllifomla 90012-4793. 10 COM!dcr whether tho pmpote:d ptrtial ~11kment &hould be tppro\'td ind 1l~l to OOOlider h appliali<in of j>llin&ifra' ctlUlllCI for mmburlemm of «llltl nl ex.rime. If you .,. a member cl lhl Claaa aa dtflMd lboYI. your nahb may bt all'~ by the pr'OpOMld ~Ind~ fMY be enmled to lhn in the """'-oeCb cl lht • tlltle- mtat ftand. If )'OU believe m. you m 1 membct Of Clau and ha~ "°' ..a.-y J'ICelV.t I copy o( !he pn-.d NoCkil whidl ~ decaill • 10 )"<* ,... widl rapect to !he litipeion and • you ,., otic.in IUCh •••• by ~ IO: o.ilM Mlf' I M 1, ltedl Oii Spill Uti ..... do Oillftll A Co. P.O. lo& 990; C'(lftl ~CA MH>-0990. or try 1rlqlhonitlf: <IOOl ~~. DO NOT CONTACT'Tlllla>uRT FOR INFOlt.MA110N. o..t: July 19. 1996 ROIBT J ICllLLEHEll UMl11!I> STA11!S OISntt'f AJOOI! The reaction of Randolph Hearst when be saw these additions was even more extreme than I expect- ed. At his outraged order, the sto- ry was pulled, the cover re-plated -and I was taken off the assign- ment. So much for gold and glory. Since then, l 've watched the same media zoo at the O.J. Simp- son trial and now at the home of a security guard in Atlanta. As usu- al, the press is taking a lot of heat for its behavior. When I hear this, I always wonder what cribcs expect. The news media is a highly competitive business. What do the oitics think would happen to the first publication that took the high road and backed off this story? A public perpetually hungry for sen- sationalism would sunply buy another paper that was bird-dog- ging Mr. Jewell -and the e UucaJ icon would lose orculation, Wee any other product that doesn't Free Motorola P ager (with th.la ad ) Call For De tails Pacific Paging 2204 Newport Blvd. "" 646-2080 give the public what it wants. I think this is called laissez faire capitalism. Now, all I have to show for my four weeks at the vortex of that journalistic storm are some 30 hours of taped interviews and conversation made inside the Randolph Hearst home during the kidnap period. I play bits and pieces occasion- ally in my classroom to illustrate interview techniques-and dream of the book I planned to do and didn't about the public's hunger for this sort of thing. I suspect there would be very little interest today in a book about the Hearst kidnaping. Peo- ple want to read about ruchard Jewell now. And God knows who next month. • JOSEPH N. BEll's column runs every \Nednesda~ • A man used a beer bottle Monday night to rob another man of lus bike, officials said._ Marcelino Ortiz, 38, of C~-~ ta Mesa was travelling nortll:..' bound in the 2200 block of Harbor Boulevard at about 11:35 p.m . when l:re approached a pedestrian wifh a bottle in hand, said Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar "The suspect raises the beer bottle as if he's going to hit the victim,• Lazar said. • "Pea.ring be is about to be .. struck, he abandons his bike , and runs.· The man took off with the • bike, which is valued at $500. • Authorities described the robber as a wtute male, 33-38 years old, 5 foot 9 to 5 foot 11, 160-175 pounds, wtth blond hair, weanng a wtute T-shirt and blue jeans -By John Canalls '' CASHMAN & ASSOCIATES Mediator Certificate Pro • ~ of Intensive, lost paced Instruction ........ • 21 Minimum Continuing Legal Educolion Credits (MCLE) • Lecture, slmul011ons, exercises. roleploys • Complete course molerlols Include comprehensive training monuol ·• ·ce111flcote· awarded upon course complellon ... Now it's pqssible . With laser Vision Correction of Nearsightedness. The remarkable treatment that con help you restore your distance vision to its natural state. 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Four of her Tuesday inter- viewees called to cancel their appointments with the school's four-member intervie w board. "That's why the community pushed so hard to do this no:v." Sanchez said. "Parents saw it would be a struggle to hire teachers later." By m.id-afternoon Tuesday, the day after Newport-Mesa stopped HILBUN CONTINUED FROM 1. Knowrng that a killer ·had struck in their comrnuniJ;y fueled a fear that even locked doors and wmdows and constant police patrols couldn't quell. "We had several officers out there," VanHom said. "Our big thing was to gather evidence and try to find this guy." Many in Corona del Mar knew Frances as the cheery lady who walked her pet along Marguerite Avenue, greeting and waving to people. She and her little dog were symbolic of the normally safe coastal village. "The feeling was horror. No one could believe it," said Royal RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dollar Covers MOfel 1922 HARBOR 8LVD., COSTA MESA · 548-1156 Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The ll'•lltlon ContllWes Slnc:9 1972 NEwPOW, 2043 Westcllff °'·..1.. re: 103 M9·07a7 1.AGUNA NIGUIL 27932 s. La Paz Rd.1 Ste. G ..a-au .. IRVINI 14220 Culver . ....... 1 HUNDNGTON llACH 10034Adams ....... accepting teacher applications, school district officials bad ottered 20 teaching contracts, said bwn.an resources director Bill Nunan. All 20 were accept- ed. ·we are getting some absolutely outstanding new teachers," he said, noting the district received about 400 resumes this suinmer. More than hall of those came in last week. To expedite matters, district administrators screened all new applicants, then kept applica- tions, resumes and other materi- als on file at the district office. Principals checked the appli- cants to see which fit their indi- vidual school's needs and called their choices for interviews. Some principals, like Sanchez, are finding that while they inter- view potential teachers to judge their qualifications, they also need to sell their schools. Good teachers are a hot com- modity in Orange County, which needs 1,500 new teachers to Radtke, president of the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce. "(Frances) was always nice to neighbors. That was missed and is still missed." Radtke, who knew Frances when she worked for the chamber, was relieved to learn of the ver- dicts. ""\Ne are glad that justice was served," he said. "Everyone was saddened but is happy to see that the justice system works. ""\Ne'll wait and see what hap- pens from here." Among the 15 counts Hilbun was found guilty of Tuesday are two counts of murder and seven of attempted murder. Next week, the jwy will deter- mine if HilbW1 was sane at the time of the rampage. If found sane, he could face the death penalty. implement the 20: 1 ratio tn the lower grades. That has turned the hiring process into something like sorority or fraternity rush with most teachers being court~ by several schools, sometimes with- in the same district. Sanchez said she provided her intetviewees with the school's report to the community and a news article about one of the school's programs, just to make sure they had something in hand to remember College Park. One of Sanchez's new hires, 23-year-old Allison Fletcher, said she received a call for an inter- view from another Newport- Mesa principaJ. Tuesday mo~g, shortly after she received the ]Ob offer at College Park. She inter- viewed with Sanchez Aug. 1. "She snapped me up real quick, H said Fletcher, a recent San Diego State University grad- uate who hasn't found a place to live yet. "This was my first major hurdle. Now it's apartment-hunt- ing." SIGNS CONTINUED FROM 1 landmarks. City Planner John Dou- glas said he would be hap- py to provide accurate mileage for the island and peninsula calculated by a computer. "People not familiar with the area may take the ferry to the island and not know there is a shopping district on Marine Avenue," said Douglas, who is the city's liaison to the business improvement associations WHll YOU IUY 6 IAGIU AT RIGULAR PRICl!'Jlf I ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER I CAANOT BE COMBINED \VITH mf OTHER OFFERS. I N.B. LOCATION ONLY. EXPIRES 8/8/96 1 -----------------------~ 142·21!7 Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Bnmch Catering Available For Rcscmtiont and Di~ctions Call 723-0621 ~ 1 Shlp,wd Way • NeWpot1 a.ch here. "This will orient peo- ple to the area." Debbie Lewta (left> lnbernew dauroom, whichwu hillf of the school'• computer lab last year. Apar- tltton wtll be built to separate the two rooms. MARC MARTIN I DAJl..Y PILOT. Grupe, who first came to the island from Iowa with his grandparents in 1923, is an avid walker who wants the locals and tourists to appreciate the history and scenery. COMPLETE DETAIL STEAM CLEANING AVAllABLE uvve ought to do some- thing gracious to make peo- ple who come to the island and peninsula feel comfort- able and say, 'Gosh look at all these points of interest,'' Grupe said. U you have suggestions for the walking tour or want to help organize it, call 673- 0128 or 675-3927. (o RIVERBOAT CJAFE<) 1 ST ANNIVERSARY SALE Discover big savings on discontinued rug styles and sizes, sisal rugs and all Karastan products. HEMPHILL'S RUGS 8' CARPETS Newport s Only Floating Restaurant Newport Harbor Nautical Mustum (Formerly Reubm E. lee) Now servingpINNER• daily 4-9 pm Frill BAR serrice Twilight dinners from 4-7pm RESERVATIONS (714) 673-3425 Amplr Pru f>"rltmg 11f f>arifo Caast Highu1ay &rwm1 Dover a11d }11mborer 111 rhr Bark Ba_y Bridgt 151 E. 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H•1\ll'\<. .... • R~-Duggall sails to national crown •One-time Newport Harbor High standout adds another scalp to his belt before moving on to the Paralympics in Atlanta Aug. 12-15. Sp«J.I to the O.lly Pilot Committee on Sailor's with Special Needs joined with the North Amer- ican Challenge Cup Organizing 9ommittee to produce this premiere national championship for disabled sailors in the United States. Going into the final two races, the top three competitors w ere sep-' arated by only one half point and sailed together in the final beat. : .• .,..,.., .. :'lW· third to second, also on the last day. Eighteen teams competed in six Freedom 20s during the event. Sailors raced in three heats of six boats · each with two races pa.- h eat. Six races were held with no throwouts in seven-knot breezes the first day, increasing to 25 by the final day. CHICAGO -In a regatta that truly went •down to the wire," Newport Harbor High product John Ross-Duggan of Orlando, Fla. and aew Waldo Esparza of Seftner, Fla., won the 1996 U.S. Independence Cup/North American Challenge Cup for the Hovey ltophy. The national championship was hosted by Chicago Yacht Club (Monroe Station), a three-day e vent which wrapped up on Sun- day. Ross-Duggan, U.S. Paralympic representative, came from behind to Ross-Duggan win by 1.25 points. Ross-Duggan, who went on to UC Irvine after being graduated from Newport Harbor, will be competing in Atlanta shortly in the Para- lympics. Racing in the event for the first time, John Kostenecki of Naperville, Ill.) and crew Robert Arnold of Normal, W) led, but had a bad start in the second to last race, dropping them to third in close competition. Robie Pierce of Newport, R.I. and crew Hugh Elliot of Alexandria, Va. rose from 1b1s was the first time these two events have been held together. US SAllJNG's His crew in the Sonar~23 class will be Jim Leatherman and Chris Murphy. The 41-year-old has been paralzyed from the bottom of his rib cage down since an auto accident in June of 1978. r------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------~-----, L O O KIN G B ACK THE • Newport Harbor High product Jim Seeley alway seemed to 'have it' when chips were down. A lthough this comer was mechanically deficient at driving a car in high school, a kindly offer came my way in spring of my senior year at Harbor High. : No one could ask for a finer : instructor, even though be was : only 17 years old, and a trusting • mate from Class of '50. I 1 But it became apparent in : good time, the strain had : become a bit too mutjl for him 1 and the bulk of guilt weighing I on his brain was woeful. I He would eventually become I known as Rear Adm. James l Seely, USN-Ret., a skilled 1 fighter pilot who came to know ! airplanes and jets backwards • and forwards. I • I let auto driving efforts pass I 1 one day and the pressure was : off. : Still, be always bad a that the problem was due to a faulty clutch in his old •37 Chevy coupe. Knowing my lag on such skills, I felt he, to this day, doesn't let past guilt hang. He still has a habit of asking me'to blame that old clutch. No doubt he believes that yarn would relieve any mental burden. If I'm wrong. then all I could assume was that it was due to a wobbly ankle that didn't know when to shift into smooth action. Anyway, we, in time, stressed that all past failures with old clutches obviously made it clear that I would never chance getting into the cockpit of a Navy jet, especially off the deck of a carrier. •No, you would be fine,• he said. •How is that?" I asked, "No clutch,• he exclaimed, then laughed. He and his Big Corona volleyball rival from We early '50s -George Yardley -both went Navy. Yardley served as a seaman recruit for two years while Seely, out of UCLA. went on to span 34 112 years as a p ilot, squadron leader and base commander. The base he favored most was Whidbey NAS in Wbidbey, Wash. Seely still recalls the day Yardley spiked his nose at Big Corona once. It was unintentional. However, the ON THE SIDELINES don cantrell ball honked his snout and turned it glowing red. No grudge lingered. In fact, · Seely W(\S regretful he missed the monstrous local tribute to Yardley in early May on his way to be inducted into the Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. Two other Harbor High Class of '50 graduates were circulating around the past two or three months so they were also aware of bibutes to Yardley in both the East and West. was Ted Thom ter a super tac e on oa Irwin's varsity grid team in 1949. In time, Trompeter would also become a Pacific Coast college boxing champion for Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo in the light heavyweight division. He still remembers one of the most impressive times around Yardley as a high school teenager in the mid-40s. It was quite a thrill for the young lad to greet the versatile athlete when be had occasions to visit the house. Alterall, Yardley bad steady dates with ltompeter's sister, Jean, who was a jownallst and one of the yearbook editors. Incidentally, the 1Tompeters still remain friends. ltompeter didn't recall him . as a power figure in football or track, but always saw him as a champ on the backboards. A few other big names would follow Yardley but out of the Harbor Area Boys Club as it aged into the '50s. lbree were Armand Nettles, Paul Newman and Dennis Fitzpatrick. Edward Mayer, Class of '50, and one-time college roommate with Bill Walsh, f onner San Francisco 49ers tutor, once had football connections at San Jose State College. But the family connections from years ago between the Yardleys and the Mayers goes back to Chicago and the Bill Mulligan family. Mulligan, m time, became a head baske tball coach at the UC Irvine. George Yardley's father, George, who has passed on, was an outstanding basketball and base ball player in the '20s at the Uni\.-ersity of Chicago. T he famlly finally went West and G"'orge and brother Bobby werP born in Hollywood In tim~. the family chose to shift down to Newport Beach. The boy::-, '>f course, entered Harbor H1yh. Th"i eve ntually became familicu figures in basketball, te nrus and volleyball. None of that ever would have crossed paths with Mayer. However. they can all lace into anothe r sport from recent years -and that':> g olf. Mayer said, ·rm anxious to go a few rounds with George. I came to realize we were in the same goll club so maybe we can get together one day soon.• Mayer was off to Europe this past spring, which is one of his favorite grounds, especially Ireland and England. Mayer said he would save a Jot of the goll for this summer in northern California with Walsh and bis old friend, Mike White, coach of the OakJl\r~ ~aiders. And what abv ·• 'it! !(aiders? ·Mayer said, "Mike .: a lot more optimistic this year." e nam con Speaking of good time days in San Jose State College area, former Costa Mesa Police Chief Roger Neth comes to mind. He was playing ball in the days of 1949-50, but it also featured occasional weekends of stopping by great picnic grounds to collect big, fat beer bottles. He and his lad fnend did well consistently since the gunny sacks could often bring in enough to pay for weekend gas and picnic lunches. More inte resting is how Neth got into police work after college. H e had become adept with a big camera before he came upon a terrible Coast Highway crash one night. Two Newport officers, who had arrived were frantic since they had no camera on hand. Neth had one at home, but no vehicle at the time. He offered his help, yet noted be bad no car. One officer yelled, •Hell. take ours and go get your camera." It is fair to say Neth was trusted. Both officers knew him. "I did what they asked," Neth said, "and that's what led to the job." • DOH CANlaL.L Is a tanner sports editor of the Costa Mesa Globe Het'ald, forerunner to the O.llv Pilot. and ~ntly a resident of AlbuqtMQue. L-----------------------7--------------------------------------------------------------------------------·------J .. FASTPI T CH SOFTBALL ,__,.,_,~-·~ Newport Force on a roll in girlS uniter 16S Corona del Mar High softball sensation Hayden Aley continued her summertime dominance on the mound lest week for the Newport Force Girls under- 18 futpitch team, as the Poree reached the quarter- ftDals of the 20-team OceeJ1lide Softball Classic, then rwept host San Clemente, 3-1 and 11·5, ln APA Summer League actton on Sundey. Newport Poree improved to 15-8 overall ln the summer. Aley, 5· 1, lowered her Mmed nm everage to 1.26 by winning two gunea ln the Oceamld4l a.-. lnd ucling a shutout agalnit the San Diego o.stlny, 1-0. Aley also deleeted the orange O>unty Wolt•b• • .s-c. Nicole Pete, ?-3, was also victonous tn tourna- ment action for Newport Force with a complete game over Oceanside, 3·2. Against San Oemente, the Force, behind Pete and Loren lbomberg, bad 20 hltl in the double- header sweep, led by Newport Harbc>r proctuct Stephanie Goaelin, who bad four hlta to lmlll'Oft her team·leediog batting avera~ to .432. Wealey Wllll, JUlia Uvin~. Peony Mu1ba and~. all of CdM, had mWtiple-blt gma11 to a.ct the ~ Potce'I offenstve attoclt. The rM\arm to 1eegue aCUaft lbll ..-. agalnlt co-__.~ at Bonlta Creek. QUOTE OF THE DAY 7M w""'8 touJn (Fanningt.an.. N.M.) lino ~ ~ roulll. and I remember I tJwught il UHU like tM RotM Parade ... • -awum PHJLUPS • CA'tlOll. -~ ................ ~~-, •I~ • ' .. ~ ..... -1~ _ .. _...__ -- Toum~entmanager OSM) still must· ratify three-year extension • Newport Beach CC, Toshiba in agreement, but there is still ISM to deal with before extension to 2.000 is a done deal. W hen goll aficionados think of Augusta, they think of the Masters. Pebble Beach? Bing Crosby and AT&T. Torrey Pines? Andy Williams and Buick. So what about Newport Beach Country· Club? ·0ur hope and vision is for this tournament to be like other (PGA sites) that are symbolic of the city, that when people think of the Toshiba Senior Classic, they think of Newport Beach Country Club," said David Wooten, President of International Bay Clubs, Inc., which owns NBCC. With a three-year contract extension agreed upon last month by the event's title sponsor and International Sports and Event Marketing, wttjch manages the Senior PGA Tour event, the second piece of the event's future involves an agreement between ISM and Newport Beach Country Club. NBCC will host the Senior Classic for the second year in a row March 10-16, after which the two-year deal between the club and ISM will expire. Officials of ISM and the dub will meet Aug. 15 to discuss, among other things, a possible contract extension. ·Just as Toshiba signed on for another three years, we hope for (a three-year extension) that will take us into the next century," said Wooten, part of a three-tiered team that includes Chairman of the Board, Beverly Ray, and Vice PresidenVGeneral Manager, Jerry Anderson. ·r don't see any reason why we can't (reach an agreement).· Anderson said. ·Tue Senior Tour officials and players have been very happy with the venue we have here. They were happy with the goll course and the facilities, and happy with Newport Beach, so it looks like a win-win Situation. We just to work out an agreement, and I see no reason wh it isn't oin CLUB GOLF r ichard d u n n to happen." NBCC, which had never hosted a PGA. Senior Tour or LPGA event before this year, has prominent benefits with its nearby restaurants, hotels, shopping centers and recreational amenities, in addition to its closeness to John Wayne Airport. The tlub reportedly received a site fee (paid by ISM) in the $75,000 neighborhood last March. Site fees generally range between $50,000 and $200,000, depending on the location and the event's history, according to Tun Crosby, the PGA Tour's Director of Administration. ISM President Bob Neely. unavailable for comment Tuesday, had considered Coto De Caza a year ago, before selecting NBCC. •we still have to negotiate on the finer points of the contract for next year, because there are some open-ended things we need to finalize. before we even discuss (the future beyond 1997), • Stephen Wagn~. tournament director, saia Tuesday. ·we have to get to first base and then go to second base. I would like to stay in Newport Beach, yes, but everything must be reviewed for next year by Sept. 1. H Neely's primary concern before leaving for the PGA's annual meeting in Michigan last month was getting a three-year extension inked by Toshiba, which will now sponsor the event through the year 2000. "I think our relationship (with ISM) has been good,• Anderson said. ·we're extremely optimistic." < < > ~ :\. 11 \I \ < ~ H \"I H \I I Urban in Series •Newport Harbor senior (this fall) a-big part of Ocean View 's World Series entry. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot . -- ' t ( I \ s c ( l t t ' t 1 I c . ' t J. [ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1996 --ORT 9IAOt MC1 1. a.ti IMhers. 6-0; 2. Matgar- liavlli. Humc..net. 5-1; 3. (tit) Eal'ley there. l-3, Lyon C.ompe- nlt$. J.3; S. hnk Rubben. 1-5; 6. Fountain He• o-6. llQ 1. XTB, S-0; 2. Deloitte a Toudle LLP. 3.-1; 3. Or19inal Pit· za. J.2; 4. (tie) Fidelity Shooters, 2·2. The Tffm, 2-2; 6. Blatz, 2-3; 7. Sor• L05oers, 1-3; 8. Head Hunters, (). 5. HC3 1. PHJW, S-0; 2. Los Locos, 4-1; 3. The leader's Choice, 3·1; 4. (tie) Parle Newport 2.-3, GO & C Crushers, 2-l; 6. Pierce St. Anne11. 1·2· 1; 7. C & L ().3-1; 8. THm Met-Rx, 0-4. HCA 1. Newport Cubs, 4·0; 2. Insignia Commercial Group, 4- 1; 3. Newport Jazz, 3·1; 4. Lotem Breeze, 3-2; 5. (tie) Pizza Knights, ·1-3, Pierce Street Annex. 1·3; 7. (tie) COM 9262S, 1-4. The l<itchen Sink. 1-4. HTW Final Standings 1. Bob'$. 9-1; 2. (tie) Towes Perrin, 6-4, KMOB, 6-4; 4. (tie) Zoo Crew, 5·5, Foul Ball & Friends, 5·5, Hewitt Hawes. S-5; 7. (tie) Sultans of Swing, 2·8, PM Lifers, 2.S. F81 Fln11I Standings l . Weather/P.S.A., 8·0; 2. Nev- er Enough, 6-2; 3. Seashore Sluggers, S-2; 4. Heavenly Hit- ters, 4-3; S. Sliding Home, 3·5; 6. Renegade's, 1-S; 7 Inside/Out, 0-6. N2 ·l. (de) ~ 5-2·1, FIQI First. 5-2-1; 3.. Glidilw.11, '"4; 4.. Wet. Seal, l-S; 5. Artlos ltox- heads, H; 6. Comectj of Errafl, 2-7. 1Q. ~Coed e.a 1. (tie) It.,._,, Mutual THm Mates. 9-0; 2. Latham I Watkins, 7-2; ). l.aW II'\ MOtion, 1·3; 4. IColl Miners. 4-5; 5. Frlvo- loUS Motion, 4-6; 6. (tie) Oak· wood Apartments. 2•7. Fire Mon.stHI, 2·7. Newport Ski Company, 2·7. TC11Ueldey Coed C..1 1, Win Or I.~. 9-0; 2. Make It Hurt, &-1; 3. Datamed Oawgs. 6-4; 4. (tie) Alrtoueh Cellular. 5· 4, Brewhounds, S-4; 6. ICI, 3·7; 7. Del-Cim, 1-8; 8. Pape< Or Pl• ti<, 0..9. W81 Final Standings 1. Oamdlggers, 8-1; 2. Sox. 7~ 3; 3. (tie) Bulldawgs, 4-4-1, 42 Bones A Head, 4-4-1; 5. Zero Tolerance, 4-5; 6. DI Tech, <HO. WM1 1. (tie) Sons of Beaches. 6-2, Drunk Losers, 6·2; 3. (tie) Psy· chic Nutumbas, S-3, Mulligans. S-3; 5. Plmco, 44; 6. (tie) Pimco, 2-5, Uecker's Front Row, 2-S; 8. Sigmites, 1·7. WMl 1. Yellow Sox, 7·1; 2. Given Ya This!, 6-2; 3. (tie) Bush Dogs, 4- 4, Bullets, 4-4, Nite Owls, 4-4; 6. Neal, Haushalter, O'Neil, 3-S; 7. (tie) Chubb, 2-6, Kelly & Com· pany, 2-6. WTW 1. (tie) Embo, 7·1; 2. (tie) Bone A's, S-3, Echo Beach, S-3; 4. CB Green Machine, 2-6; S. CB Commercial, 1·7. WC.1 Wecit I ..,. Coed a: I . 51\S Tech, 7•1; 2. Orum Team, 6-3; 3. H~unt. 4-4; 4. Plefce Street AnMlC, 2 ... : 5. Squeeze Play, 1·7. we.a ........ .,. Coed c ~Stal ..... 1. Nada Chine•, 1~: 2. Sim· pie T~nology, 7·3; 3. (tie) Cooldestbc. 4-S.1, 4. Co-Depen· dentz, 4-51; S. K Line Krew, 3·7; 6. Newme~ & Diiiion. 1·9. me 1. Merrill Lynch Newport. 10.. O; 2. Jerky Boys. 1 (). t: 3. Bull and Str1kes. 7·2; 4. Field of Schemes. 6-4; 5. P1Jne Webber Newport. S-4; 6. S.B. Barn Stormers, 5-5; 7. Paine Webber Bulldogs. 4-6; 8. Dean Witter Newport Beach, 4-7; 9. Coast· ers. 2-8; 11 . PaJne Webber· Orange, 2·9: 12. H.J. Myers, 1·9. M91 Final Stllnd.lngs 1. Chuy's All·Stars, 9-1; 2. Clown Punchers. 7·3; 3. Old Slow Dogs. 6-4; 4. Bad Creation, 4-6; 5. Sparlcey's Machine, 3-7; 6. California Connections. 1·9. MIL 1. 51 SO's 7·3; 2. Blackies Fighting Pidgeon. 7-3; 3. (tie) B- Ball Boys, 5-S, Port Street Ballers. 5·5; 5. Tsunami; 4-6; 6. Blue Collar, 2·8. ML.8 Final Standings 1. Quiksilver. 10-0; 2. Rebels, 7·3; 3. (tie) Seaport Sh,1g9.ers, 4- 6, Blind Pigs, .4-6; S. Paetficoast Le~rs, 3-7, 6. Bears, 2-8. 1. Pierce Street Annex, 7-l; 2. • LAnd Stwb. &.2'; 3. lnlng Spf~ dm, S-l; 4 (tie) SqueUe Play, 4-4. Price w~ 4-4; 6. Love t.\onk~ 3-4-1; 7. ~ Z-6; S. O'Melwny ._..,. ...... _.....,.. 1. 4nw1Y John~ Angels. 10. O; 2. (tie) 5Qu8ze Play, 7.3, oucs..ttes. 7,); ... Mlttflts, M: 5. (tie) Harbor View, 4-6, Madres, 4-6; 7. (tie) I.Anons. 1· 9, 1 luff T"m. 1-9. .,., fllMlltal ..... 1. Ughtnlng a Lumben. 9-1; 2. Newport Wholesalers, 8-2; 3. Original Plz.z-, l-3; 4. (tie) Teem EastOf\ 4-6, BRW Hazards, 4-6; 6. BulllOnal~ 0-10. ::_,~-.c~ 1. Hit 6 Run, 9-1; 2. 12 Pa(. &- 2; 3. Hawes. 5-5; 4. (tie) Fanatics Onl)I. J..7, Oeloltte a Touche, 3· 7; 6. Dangling Woodrcms, 2-8. 1931\leeday ..... CJ RMI MMdlngs 1. HyattJP.C.A.. 9-1; 2. Care Unit 8-2; 3. Just Hit It, &-3; 4. Balboa BOY$, 5-5; 5. Bust A Nut. 4-6; 6. (tie) Gibson, Dunn, Crutcher, 1-6, Peat Marwick Maulers, 1·9. COSTA MESA Modified Coed ·c .. 1. We Try Harder. 10 points; 2. (tie) Mad Mix. 9, Beazer Bombers, 9; 4. Swing This. 6; 5. 5. (tie) Tomados, 4, Take Your Base, 4. -= ClWI ...,., .. 1. . , 2 POlnta; 2. (tie) Rlwr Rau, 10, vtha Martinique. 10; 4, (tJe) C.lfomi. DrNmlrt', 8. T1'le ~ a; 6. Clffts •n OHV~ 7. V«lfont, 1. Ma led COIMI •0o2• 1. t .T. Appraisals. 14 polntt. Ziggy, %klciV. ZJaay. 14i 3. The Rookie$. JT4. Thi"All MJohtv's. 8; 5. Riptide, 6~ 6.Beet B\lddfes, 4; 7. Aprie Jones a Temps of Doom. 1. ....,.. •c-1· 1. The Goons. 14 points; 2, (tit) Screaming Mimi's, 10, NMCC Men,,10; 4. Qulen Es Mas Macho, 8; 5. Outer Utn(t:s. 4; 6. v.1.E.,2. Coed "C- 1. TNT/Cleats 'N Cleavage, 13 points; 2, Team Voo Ooo, 10; 3. Bllbos At The Bat. 9; 4. (tie) Zubies. 6, Shorehouse, 6; 6. Orange County Combo, 4; 7. Kiiier Virgins. o. Coed •0-1• 1. (tie) Beachcombers, 12 points, Boatrodters, 12; 3 . Fairview, 8; 4. Best Biiiiard$, 6; 5. (tie) CJ Sluggers, 4, PM Slam· mers. 4; 1. Blue Sox. o. Coed "'D-2· 1. Sharlcbltes, 12. points; 2. (tie) Muffin Momters. 8, Filenet 8rewdog$, 8, Tomados, 8; 5. Base Bandits, 6; 6. Continental cable, 2; 7. Old Bats & Balls, O. ~-.-.1- 1. Pierce St Terminators, 6-2; 2. National Sports Grill, 5·2·1; 3. PDC. 5-3; 4. Shorehouse, 4-3-1; 5. Brew Crew, 3·5; 6. The Stag, 0.8. ......-c,.J. 1. (tie) Young Gun,t, 10 pointl.. ~ 10, Sliver Bullets, 10; 4. (tfe) lad tans. .. The ChucQ. I; 6 .. TMm Texf, 2. ~-..a .. 1. P0C. 5-t; 2. (tie) Lowteel 4- 2, Pleta St. T~lnators. 4-2; 4.. Biibo a.oalns. J-l; s. (tte) Jones BoV\ t-5;0uttrs Shooters, 1-5. ........ -~· 1. Junkyard ()ogl, 10 points; 2. Sud"*\ 8; l. (tit) Bam Sum- ers. 6, Step lWo, 6; 5. Shooters, 4; 6. Dog Pwnd. 2. . ~--·(;4· 1. Swing This. 12 points; 2. ~ Beginning, 10; ~· Team Call, 8; 4. The Smoothies, 4; s. Mudvlllt, 2; 6. Carta Bia~ 0. Men's •04• 1. My Leg Hurts. 11 oolnt:s; 2. (tie) Don't M~er. 8. c'one, 8; 4. Pira~ 7; 5. Marauders. 2; 6. Ice Chalet, o. ~"s"'D-3" 1. (tie) Flatllnen. 10 poin~ Barr·Barlans, 10; 3. Ballpark Oldtlmers, 8; 4. Rebels, 6; 5. Pathfinders, 2; 6. HTBC. O. Meft•s •D-4" 1. Bombers, 10 points; 2. (tie) Sharics. S. Blythe & As.soc., 8; 4. 58th St. Rats, S; 5. D4-Ever, 2; 6. Super Freak, 1. ~«sUpper"D• 1. Yesterday's Heroes, 12 points; 2. (tie) Zaconomlcs, 10~ Big Wednesday, 10; 4. (tie Unknowns, 6, Giants, 6; 6. (tie The Dogs. 4, West Coast Auto, 4; 8. Slxers, 2. Wornen'S 1. Zubies, 9 points; 2. Total ~ I; l . ~A'°"' 1; 4. (tie) Q-Oub ~ 4, Gunn hndltl. 4; .. ~ 0. M911"11.-."D'" 1. (U.) T.Q. Shoot.en. 1~ pofnts, a.I~ Plua. t:l; 3. eontailWI. 10: 4. McGlw, 6; s. {tie) 0UCM, 1, Parrot HMdt. 1. ---MSIC.llUU. ....... 81Aat I. llue ~ ... ,; 2. (tfe) JUSt ~~~~ M : 6. (tfe) Old But Slo, 2· s. ~ ~ 2-S; 8. PfNief' ChltoptactlC. 0-7. MOM>AY 'C at l!Nlgn 1. (tie) Third Sttl"i_. 7-1, Emery Flnandal, 7·1; 3. Ttey, 4- 4; 4. Basketblllers. 3-5; S. Dunk On You. 2-6: 6. Panthers, 1-7. MLN 1. Rutan a Tucker, 7-0; 2. Gib-son, Dunn 6 Crutcher, 6-1; 3. 51 SO'S. S..2; 4. S. Y.C I It, 4-3; S. (tie) t..tham l Wattdns. 2·5, Lotem, 2·5, Stetlna Brunda 6 Buyan. 2.s; 8. The Mofo'$,.().7. TEN • 1. Shooters, 7·1, Squar, Milner a Reehl, 1-1; 3. The Bookies. 4- 4; 4. Cart's Hoop Dream, 3·5; 5. Coors Cutter, 2-6; 6. Pierce Street AnneJ<, 1-7. 1WN 1. Crystal Cover Shake Shack. 7-0; 2. Humor Kings, 6-1; 3. Blotribe, 4-3; 4. WMD, 2-5; 5. (tie) Grlzzlles, 1-6, Knighthawks, 1-6. WWN . 1. Brave Bunny, 6· 1; 2. Sharits, 6-2; 3. (tie) Kings. 3-4, Rudy, 3-4; 5. cassldy's Fools. 0-1. w.dnesclay cc at Ensign 1. (tie) Jukers, 5-1, KPMG Peat Warwick, 5-1; 3. (tie) Bak· .. ~~1~......-- SqUat. 2 .... °"""""Kina Whmt • Gire. 2 .... Ftnt Lunct\ l.... v.t .... ,,..,c;1.a~! 1. Allev cats.~ 2. ts1ancMU;· • S-1; J. The 'Nheel. 4-2; 4. (t~ lrt.n's Blazen. 3.3, T~ • Wat DeYllt, 3·3: 6. ~ Kids. 2--, 4; 7. Qulk.Sllver, 1-'S; a. c • w. Rokts. Q-6. • HWN .;. 1. The Herd. 6-0; Brlckr~- 5·1; 3. Sh1mrocks. 4-2; 41• Rholch, 3·3: S. (tit) Touchl Rose, 2-4, Dolotfs Sportfishl~ 2-4: 7. (tie) Theodore Robins. h 5, NO-Names. 1·5. • w MIN 1'" 1. Hanvood·W"f"lors. 6-0; 2 .. • (tie) Repaired U~ments. 4-~' Team Ganis, 4~2; 4. Goloa Hog'n, 3·3; 5. The Barnacles, ·1• , 5;.6. Bohica, o-6. ·• COSTAMISA MONDAY "'' 1 1. (tie) Soljah$. 4-1, Rhym~ • With Dud, 4-1; 3. 5.T.I., 3·2; 4c. (tie) Sneaker Squeakers, 2·2. • Shooters, 2-2. LA Futures, 2•2: • 7. llme Outs. 1-3; 8. Splf'I! • Siikscreens, 0-5. ' 1\IESOAY ' 1. Big Jimmy, 4-1; 2. (11~Y Below The Rim. 3·2, No Game, 3-2; 4. Wildcats. 2·3; 5. G.S.F., 0: 5. WEDNUoAY 1. Red Scare, 5-0; 2. Skin 'Em & Fry 'Em, 4-1; 3_ (tie) Unem- ployed, 3·Z. Jack's Surfboar'b... 3-2; 5. Wild Threads. 2-3, O.~ 2·3; 7. Apria. 1-4; 8. ComcastetJ; 0-5. THURSDAY -1. (tie) QSC. 3-0, X·ZiblU, l,C • 3. Squid Squad, 1-1; 4. lee~· 0-1; 5. Basic •s" l<ickin, 0-z; ~; Centerfield, 0-3. ~""~ ..._ .... ==============================================================================================================:!!!=============:!!!!!===5!!55:=======!!5!5:=======e::=========se· -~ .. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLl.C NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ~ PUBLIC NOTICES "?e~ PUBLIC NOTICES Robert a . Goldman, dren's toys the estate, you may Ille decedent posed budget for 1996·97 07/05/B9 UNLESS YOU real property described IF YOU ARE A elapffd stnoe such recordabon Michael J. Brody, Mary E. C-075, Alan Davidson, wilh the cour1 a formal Ae· THE PETITION requests will be held at COASTL0INCE TAKE AC.TION TO PRO-above Is purported to be: CREDITOR or a oontin-Dall: 07115196 NA. MORT· l(anofl, Peter F. l<orman. misc. household Items & quest for Special Notice ol the decedent's Will and R E G I 0 NA l · gent creditor of the GAGE SERVICES. INC.. A! PUBLIC NOTICE Kirk A. Davenport. Lucinda boxes. wheel chair -refrig· the Ming ol an Inventory codicils 11 any, be admitted CUPATIONAL PROGRAM • TtCT YOUR PROPERlY,.fT 2210 CANYON DRIVE deceased you must file Trustee -400 E. MMI Street. ---------1 Starrell, Scott R. Haber. era tor and appraisal ol estate as· to probate. The Will and 1001 PRESIDIO SQUARE, MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB· IC 1, COSTA MESA, CA your clalm with the Stodcton. CA 95290-4009 Attn. ens 1396843 Kristine L. Wilkes, Joel H. C-301., Laurie Peterson. sets or of any pe)ltion or ·any codicils are available COSTA MES~ on AUGUST LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED 92627. The undersigned court and moil a copy to TruS18e Ollloet (-408) 975·2776 Fictitious Business Mack, Raymond Y. Un. ~~~~~ens toys · severol =~~~~~', 2~~ of't~~d~:iil~~ for examinatlo~rt In the lile 2~·u1~~~sa~ :~o ~-~~ P 0 r 1 AN EXPLANATlON OF THE Trustee disclaims any liabil· t~e person.al r1resenta-~ Linda Car!'r. Agent Th~jo7i~w~n~~~~~~: are ~~~~:!y t ~e~~~~~·p~~i C-305. Earnesl Vanzant. nia Probate Code. A Ao· k~IH~~l~Oo on the petl· B!!ach·Costa Mesa Dally NATURE OF THE PAO· ity for any-incorrectneu of tivo r~ppou:ite in byf~~~ ~9963•01S Jul. Sl. Aug. 7· 14· ooing business as: On The J. Wilson. Edith R. Perez, misc. household il!'ms .& quest. lor ~pecial Notice tlon will be held oq AU· Pilot August 7, l996. W822 CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, the street address and ~~~ths ;:~;:: the date Nineteenth, 650 Town Cen· Joseph D. Sullivan. Richard boxes· ~acuum ·children s form 1s available from the GUST 22. 1996, at 1:45pm YOU SHOULD CONTACT other common designation. f fl · r __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ ter Drive. 20th Floor. Costa s. Zbur, Douglas A. Freed· toys· cribs court clerk. In Dept. 703 located al 341 PUBLIC NOTICE . o rst 1ssua~ce ? Mesa. CA 92626 man, John M. Jameson, 0·026. Michael Reese, Attorney for the Petl· The Cfly Drive South Or· A LAWYER. On August if any, shown herein. Ben-latte.rs as provided in•------------... Latham & Walkins a part-John M. Newell. Linda S. misc. tools -construction tloner: ange, CA 92668. • Fictitious Business 28, 1996 at 11 :00 AM, eficiary: BANK OF AMER· sec.lion . 9100 of the N011C£ TO ESTABLISH 'A • nersh1p consisting ol the Schurman, Glenda Sand· materials . D. BRODERICK & If!' YOU OBJECT lo the N•m• Statement Equitable Deed Company, ICA NT & SA, FORECLO· Cahfor~1a Probate C~e. MANCti OFFICE lNI Is to• lollow1ng: Phlllp F. Bel· ers. Laurence J. Stein, Jo· D·256, Patricia Callas, T. CUMMINGS granting of the petition, you The following persons are S . 1 te est b SURE DEPT ATTN· CAR· Th~ t1m~ for fih~g lnfonn the pubic tNlt. unOlt'1 lev111e, Irving Salem. Wilham seph Blum. Ki1k A. Wilkin-clothing -vacuum· Ian· bl-HOWSER & BROWN should appear at the hear· doing business as: Mike's 85 uocessor 1~ n r Y EN MORA' LE, 1·39963 claims will not expire 12 efft M&.12 ot Che~· R. Nlchola,s. John P. son. Allen D. Haynie, Reba cycle wheel · many boxes • Ing and state your objec-Part Rentals 2812 e. Im· Merger to Continental Au)f.-M ::i before four months ~~Of'l'lce(~~ Mcloughlin, Alan I. Aolhen· W. Thomas, Richard l . contents unknown 4 340 CAMPUS DR., tions or Ille written ob1ec· peri~f Hwy' Brea CA iliary Company as the duly 10600 VALLEY VIEW from the hearing date -·-· ""''"" berg. Francis K. Decker. Wirthlin, Linda M. Inscoe. E·022. David Duncan, gui· STE 100, NEWPORT tlons wllh the court before 9282t " ' appointed Trustee under STREET CYPRESS CA noticed above. Downey lavlnaa and L.oMI Jr . David H. Vena, Donato David A. Gordon. Robert A. tar case • . stereo · many BEACH, CA 92860 the hearing. Your appear· Michael Robert Craddock 3l>-O, 2 TE EPHONE YOU MAY EXAM-APoc:lalOn. tr A, NIWDort' P. Newell. Joseph A. Koenig. Pamela B. l<elly. boxes. refrigerator. skale· Published Newport ance may be In person or 541 North Lemon, la and pursuant to Deed of 906. 01 • L • INE the file kept by the 8elc:n, Catromla121110;wflt Wheelock, Jr., Kenneth Dennis B. Nordstrom, Paul boards Beach-Costa Mesa Daily by your attorney. Habra, CA 90631 Trust, tecorded on N~.. 171~1 220-384.4. court. If you ere• per· be Nina I nodce with~ Conboy, J. Thomas Rosch, A. Galleberg, Kevin C. E-035, O!eg Callahan. Pilot July 3l, August 1. '7. IF YOU ARE A CRE~ITOA Stacy Jane Craddock, 541 07/17/89 as Document No. Said sale will be made, but son lntetested in the ~......! ... ..=:.. :! 4 Kenneth M. Poovey. John Boyle, Glen B. Collyer, Al· many plastic boxes con· 1996 WTh814 or a conllngenl creditor .of North lemon, La Habra, BS-376118 Book Page of without covenant or war· estate you ma file ~~ • ._ --.. J. Kirby. Jr.-, Takashi Mat· chard W. Aaushenbush, tents unknown · .bicycles • · the deceased, you must flle CA 90631 . . . . h' V .,. --_._ sumoto. William A. long, David K. Rathgeber, John stereo equip.· misc tools PUBLIC NOTICE your claim with the court This business Is con: Offlclal Records In the of· ranty, ex-pressed or un· with t e court • fOrJ"l'!lf ICrelt, Pao~ Ce1fo1,. Robert E. Currie. Michael J. H. l<enney, David T.I. Vong. E·056, Victoria S. Hudson. and mall a copy to ·the per· dueled by· husband and flee of the Recorder of OR· plied, regarding title, pos· Request f for,. . Spe,ciet n1a 9UtC. /llryolwa ~ Shockro. John R. Light. Andrew D. Singer. Michael many boxes & .bags • craft NOTICE OF SALE sonal representative . ap· wile · · ANGE County, California. se.sion, or encumbrances, !"ot1ce o the 1hng o . en wt1te In flYOf ot ot prOll * .. : James G. Hun1er, Jr., John B. Abelson, Julia A. supplies • misc. garden In accordance with the pointed by the court w1lh1n Have you started doing . f th f 1 f • inventory end eppr11sel lglllntt the nodce wtlNn l • P. Lynch. Thomas W. Dob-Halcher. Joseph A. Bev· tools provisions of Section 21700 four months lrom the date business et? No executed by. ROBIN LEW-or e p~rpose o sat s Y of esta~~ HHtt or of ct.ys cl the pulblcldon-d• son. Bruce R. Lederman, ash, Samuel R. Weiner, E-207, John A. Davis, through 217l6 ol the Call· of firs1 Issuance of the let· Michael~-Craddock IS SMITH, A SINGLE MAN, Ing the indebtedness se-any pot1t1on or eccount this notice. M llddlllonat!p.1 T~omas G. Bost, Selvyn Dena Bloom. Carolyne A. many boxes conlenlS Un· lornia Business and Profes· ters as provided In section This statement was llled AND MARK HERBERT WIL· cured by said Deed of as provided In sectl~n cMvs to .anlt c:omtMnCa S1eoe1. Alan W. Pet11s, Hathaway, Cary A. Pe~I· known • couch • ladders · sions Code there being 9100 or the Calllornla Pro-with the County Clerk 01 BUR AND LINDA C WIL· Trust including the fees. 1250 of the California may be obtained r • Mtaen. George Vradenburg, 111: Jo-man, John P. Janka, W11-misc. tools . due, unpaid slorage fee tor bale Code. The time tor Ill· Orange County on 7-02·96 · Probate Code. A Re-r8QUltt a. NCelWd by the . seph I. Benlley. Fredric J. liam J. Cerrnus. Brent E E-,211, Leo E. La Gane Jr .. which INSTORAGE OA· log claims will not expire 19963688335 BUR. HUSBAND AND charges and expenses of quest for Special Notice Ofa ~this 1o.dav l*'-Zep~. Gary Olson, George Johnson, c;:ynthia H. Cwik· misc. household· mattress ANOE Is entitled 10 a lien before four months from Dall Pilot Jul 31 August WIFE, WIU SELL AT PUB· the Trustee. The trustee form ie available from od. ThfM ~cl Ill..-. A Rice, Thomas L. Palt~n. Martin. Ph1ll1p J. Pertek, & box springs· stereo· TV pursuant to section 21702 the hearing date noticed Y Y • LIC AUCTION TO THE under seid Deed of Trust the court clerk. mlutona ,,.... be Mnt to Randall C. Bassett. A. Vic· Michael s. Feeley Steven E-218, Louise Frank, of said code on the goods above 7, 14, 21, 1996 W817 , Attorr'Mt f Pedd -· the Regiorwll Dlrectof. John tor Anlola. James W. M. Bauer. Michael k. Hertz. cooler • household furn. • hereinafter described ai YOU· MAY EXAMINE the PUBLIC NOTICE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR caused I No11ce of Default 0~YK.OIW~ · '· ftotllntlOft, w.. .......... Oan.iets. Ern~sl J. Getto, Josep~ B. Farrell, Charles !"a~y boxes • vacuum • miscellaneous household file kept by the court. II you CASH (payable at time of end Election to Sell to be &030 c.,.. Dr. Olftc:e ot TNtrt ~ Pl11hp E. Coviello. Jr., Hen· F. Weiss. Reginald R. Hop· iromn~ bd ·bicycle Items sofas, refrigerators, are a person lhterested In Fictitious Business sale In lawful money of the recorded in the county rNwpcwt ._...CA P. O. Box 1f• s.n dtt~ De Jong, Roger M. klnson. Scott O. Bowie. E·23 • Mlehae C. Froetile, washers, dryers and per-the estate, you may file N•m• St•tement U ited St t 1 t· IN THE where the reel property is 92680 PftllCIKo, Caelomil M101,r Za11zel1. Barry A. Sanders, David L. Shapiro. Tracy K. many boxes contents un· sonal property Due notice with the court a formal Re-Th f 11 i n 8 81 a · 7 08 08 08 1 where the nouc:. Is b9tg~ Morris A. Thurston, Peter Edmonson, David S. Raab. known • chandelier • rock· having been given 10 par· quest ror Specfal Notice cl dol e ob 0:f n~~ pe~:?nl,~~~ QUAD AAEA OF THE CITY located end more th•n 08/0 , I , I 4 fled. Anyone Mndlng a Pf'C>o' H. Benzian, Dav10 V. Lee. Anthony J. Richmond, In~ chair· lu~~age ties known lo claim an In-the filing of an Inventory Co~frac~ors, ~nc . .' 4500 HALL OF. BUENA PARK three months have elapsed td deemed ~ bv. Michael S. Lurey, Mcgee Mark S. Mester, Michael G. ·281._ Dan,e James Hor· terest therein and the time and appraisal ol es!~le as-Campus Drive. Suite 222. CIVIC CENTER, 665 since such recordetion. PUBLIC NOTICE tMOTSmayNqUetltanonif7 Grigsby, Robert J. Rosen· Romey, Jeffrey R. Holm-ton, children s toys • many speclfled In such notice for sets or of any pet1Uon or Newport Beach CA 92660 E 1 bl De d c arvument by IUlbfnlftlna • berg, Paul H. Dawes. stead, 650 Town Center boxes • wa~her • misc. payment of such fees hav· account as provided In O. Alton Enter'prises, Inc .• BEACH BLVD., BUE~A qJI ta • • ompan~. NOTICE Of TAUSTEf'S IAlf Wl'ltten requnt to tne OTS Christopher L. Kaulma~. Drive, 20th Floor, Costa clothlnR • llshmg pole mg expired will be sold at section 1250 of the Callfor· (CA), 4500 Campus Drive, PARK, CA, all right. title as Trustee, Trust Deed Unrt TS. NO 6907753SLC cU1ng the 1o.ct.y peftod. Hugh Steven Wiison, Enc Mesa, CA 92626 Pub I shed Newport public auction by INSTOA· nla Probate Code. A Ae-. Suite 222 Newport Beach and interest conveyed to #38434. 333 South Beau-TITLE ORDER NO l00562·3 Fot I protMt to be cont6d-l . Bernlhal, W1111lam C. This business is con-Beach-Costa Mesa Daily AGE ORANGE located at quest for Special Notice CA 92660• • . d A l 1th A L · .-Id subltantllt. It mutt be Kelly Jr .. William C. Bot· ducted by: a general part· Pilot August 7, 14, 1996. 340 s. Flower St., County form ts available from the This business is con-·~.d now held by fl under :Ji 1ven':;A 9001 c;or;. 1°s YOU A~~:tif~A~n-~iOER A Wffttln and rec.iv.d on. tger. Laurence ~l. Levine. nership W821 of Orange State of Call· court clerk. d cted b . a co poratlon said Deed of Trust in the gees, • e •· time, the reeeona fOf the John F Walker, Jr., Rob!'rt The registrant ~ommenceo PUBLIC NOTICE lornia on ihe 18th day or Attorney fot the Pell· ~ave Y~~ st~ted doing property situated in said phone Number: (2131 345-DEED Of NL~~~siou~ll~ Pfotul mutt be CONllter1t ~ Lon~ Wilh~m { ~:b· to tran.sa~t business under June 1996 at 8:00 am. tloner: business yet? yes, 6·1-96 County, California des· B953. By: Genelle Wal-~~~o.Tg PROTECT YOUR with Che ~~~m!: R~~~~ H Ki~mei JJ,\ea~'. ~~':ne!'~~t~~u:bo~=~~ Ju~; BSC 5328 Terms Jo[ the ~jle are cash MARIANO A. D .. Allon Enlerprises, Inc. cribed es: EXHIBIT A PAR· lace, Trustee Sales Officer, PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLO ::-'br~ amce and~ lor, Ill, . Jeffrey . T. Pero, 1, 1991 . NOTICE OF ~~lfutio~. t,~~10~~1 r~~e;;'~ ALVAREZ, ESQ. ~~~~d ~ta;:~~~~n~~;oflled CEl 1: lot 8 of Tract No. Date: 07131196 NPP18049 AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU ptotnt mull be supportid Bctty·Jane l<srwan. Willia~ James W. Daniels, Partner PETITION TO the right bid. Below is a list (CSB 11 165597) with the County Clerk ol 13317 in the C"" of Costa PUB: 08/07196, 08114/96, NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE by the lnfonnatlon ~dlstd J. Meeske John J. Clair · · T RNEY AT W • "' r., ep en . owen. wt t e ounly er o ESTATE OF: bers. I I E BLVD., STE 9963687686 • • AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD rn1y look 11 lhe d · Erica H. Steinberger, Rob-Orange County on 7·1·96 THOMAS BOOKER AoQ9rt O'Neil, A17 300, LOS ANGELES, 1 State of California, es PUBLIC NOTICE CONTACT AlAWYER. II comments tied II the ert A. Greenspon. Gene A 19983688206 CUMMINGS •ka Rober1 Fisher. A29 CA 9001 O Dally Pilot July 17• 24· 31 • Shown on the Subdivision Oii 08121/96 at 1.00 P.M .. M.A. OTI Reglonlf Olftc:e W'lleu Lucero, Richard L Chada· 19963688207 THOMAS B. Mac Galvan, A76 Published Newport August 7, 1996. W797 Map Recorded in Book MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC. as 1ny such mat..Wa.,. U • koff. Bruce A. Tesler, Bar· 199836B8209 as William Doug Smith, A88 B c D . PUBLIC NOTICE CNS1•01183 the duly a;>l)Oinled Truslet enlpC by law from ~ bara A. Caulfield, Donald D i P'I J I 2 31 A CUMMIN Deborah Duchemy, A135 each· osta Mesa a1ly 625, Pages 30 Through NOTICE OF under ano pursuant to DteO ol sure. r you have 1ny ~ey~ap'::~i ~a~!:et·R~~:~ gu:. 1 { 11t19~i 4 ' · u· f0A~1Eh~~'. ~~n~~~:Jes. ~::Xc~ir,ai,~c~~~ A151 ~~~~.August 7· 1~e8~ci Fictitious Business 32. Inclusive of Miscelle· PETITK?N_t2 Trust. Reooroe~~n ~~7~as :'90:::..C<ll~ ~ M. Sussman. James v. W803 credllors, contingent credl· Name Stetement neous Meps of the County AOMIN1101 icn Document No 1 Ok OTS ~"" omc._ Kearney. Tnomas L. Pfister. 1ors, and persons who may t:~850~{1ig~:onofB3Jaioez. PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are of Orange, State of Califor-ESTATE Of: ERMA •• Pa~e • • ol Official Records In ASAP21aM- Alan B. Clark, Dale K. Neal, PUBLIC NOTICE otherwise be Interested in B57 doinlJ business as: Andrew nie hcepting Therefrom GRACE BANKS tlM Ola of 1111 ReoorOet OI Donalo L. Schwartz, John the will or estate, or both. H 1 B NOTICE OF SALE Austin Railroad. 178~2 Met-All ·011 G M' 1 H • CASE NO A183672 0t111oe Counry, calllornla,1----------J. Huber. David L. Mulliken. NOTICE OF of: THOMAS BOOK EA g~e:~s Or~rsdon. ~172 In accordance with the zler Lane. Huntington • 15• inera '· Y To ell heir•, benefi· tl(ecoted Dy: R. D. McCumsey Robert K. Break. Joel E. PUBLIC SAtE CUMMINGS aka THOMAS Glenn Quinn, B81 provisions of section 21700 Beach. CA 92647 drocarbon Substances of . ri 1 cred'tors con-aoo Jeri J Mceumsey, hu1band l<rischer, James D.C. Bar· The mini storage facility. B. CUMMINGS Petell Siatuu. B89 through 21716 of the Cell-Sanos Models. Inc., (CA), Trect No. 13317 below a ~18 e • ,.d1t ' nd and Wiie. as Tlustor. American rall. Ronald w. Hanson, Le-according to the provisions A PETITION has been Dana Holland, B95 to nla B s'ness and poles 17862 Metzler Lane, Hun-D th f 500 F t M t ngent 0 or•, ~ ~inos Bank as Btnellc:tarY OBITUUY 888 onard A. Zax. Christine or Division 8 of the Busi· liled by RUTH B. CUM-1 r cu 1d h rb · -tinglon Beach. CA 92647 ep 0 ee • ea· P4!rson• who may ot •.r-WILL SELL AT ·PUBLIC AUCTIONl••••lllllllllll••• Regina Smiley. BlOO sdons 0.de 11 ere f 01 1ng This business Is con-sured from the Surface of win be intereated in TO-THE HIGHEST 810"'-R FOR Fournier. John J. Lyons, W. ness and ProlesslOns MrN"OS in the Superior Mark Miller. 8101 ue unpa1 s orage ee or . . th Ill t t 0 .,... -IT• Harrison Wellford, Walter Code. Chapter 10. Seotlon Court of California, County Philip Cosentino, Bto2 which INSTORAGE SANTA ductod by: a corporation Seid Trect No. 13317. The e W or ea 8 •· r CASH (PIVable at tlmt ol sale in -" P. Loughfin, Jon D AndOf· 21707 (a), heteby gives or ORANGE. Dominick Salemo, 8108 ANA is entitled to 8 lien Have you started doing Right of Surface Entry 11 both, of: ERMA GRACE laW1u1' money or 11'11 United Arthur Burr White Jr. son. John B. Sherrell. Carl NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE. THE PETITION requests Sherry F. Gulllvan, Bl35 pursuant to section 21702 business yet? yes, 6·1·96 H b w . d G BANKS Slates. by cash. a casnter's 81 ot Balboa, a Real E. Witschy, Robert M. Dell, EXTRA SELF STORAGE, that RUTH B. CUMMINGS Aon Romero, B140 of said code on the goods Sanos Models, lnc .. Carl ere Y 1tve • rantor A PETITION hes cneck arawn Dy a state or na· Eatate Broker died Mary B. Ruhl, Patrick T. will conduct a public sale be appointed as personal Michael Gagnon. B143 herelnalter described and TenBrlnk • Presldenl . Shell Have No Rlght to Drill been flied by SUSAN.J. tlonal bank. a checit drawn by a Saturday o1 cancer: Seaver. Thomas G. Galla· or the conten1s of the stor· represen1all11e to admlnls· Leonard Mat1inez. c6 due notice having been Thi' statement was filed from the Surface or to Use HARRIS In the S!Jpen.or slate or federal credit union. or a An avfd yachteman tin, Vicki E. Marmorsteln, ago spaces(s) named lor the estate of the deco· Charlene Espino, c23 given to parties known to with the County Clerk of Any Portion of Said Land of Court of C11hforn111, checic orawn oy astata or federal and long time m•m· Gary L. Dickson. Scolt N. below, with the contents dent. Eli zabeth Mclaughlin, claim en interest therein Orange County on 7-5·96 Tract No 13317 Lying County of Orange. sav1nos and loan assoclltlon. ber of the NewPOrt Wotte. Gregory P. Lind· boing sold 10 the l'lighest THE PETITION requests c42 and the time specified in t9983888687 .. THE PETITION re· savings assocllllOn, or savings Harbor Yacht Club. strom, Alberl R. Rodriguez. bidder, for lawful money of the decedent's Will and Kevin R Starr C56 such notice for payment of Daily Pllol July l 7, 24. 31, above a Depth of 500 Feet quests thet SUSAN J . b"1k sPtQlieO In aecUon 5102 ol He I• survived by Joseph J. Wheeler. Mau· the Unlletf States of Amer· codicils, ii any, be admitted Consta~ce M~ta c87 such lees havrng expired August 7, l996. w798 below Said Surface for Any HARRIS be appointed. es lllt Financial Code ano 1ut11or· •on•: Arthur, Thomu. reen E. Mahoney. David J. lea (cash). to probate. lhe Will end Danielle Bielllng • c94 will be sold at public auc· Purposes. PARCEL 2: A pereonal . repreeentat1ve tao to do bilsinm In tl'llS stall). Richard, albllnga; Hayes, Bruce P. Howard, T~e sale Is boi~g held to any codicils are available Robert Perez c; 06 II on by INS TO RAGE PUBLIC NOTICE Non-Exclusive Euement on to administer the estate 1 .At me Chapman Avenue en· J 8 n 8 , Laur• n 0 •, Michael Chertoll, Jon D. satisfy a landlords lien and for examination In the Ille Richard Grabowski CI08 SANTA ANA located at of the decedent. trance (aOlaeent to 1111 cannon) Dallfd Cumings Aob- Demoresl, Virginia s. Oro· will be held at: 17692 kept by the court. Margie Rodriguez Cl 11 2828 w. 5th St ... County of Fictitious Business and over Common Area Lot THE PETITION re· to Ille Cilllc Ctnllr BuffOlnO 300 ert • randchlidrel'I'!' ga~. Kelley M. Gale, Karen SAMPSON LANE, KUN· THE PETITION requests Susan Salsberry, C,23 Orange. Stale of California Name Statement "A" of Tract No. 13317 for quests the decedent'• Eest Cll~man Avenue. Otinge, Arthutg Ryan, Nathan~ Smith Bryan. Deanne P. TINGTON BEACH, CA authority to administer 1he Ronald Branon. D4 on the 3rd day of July 1996 The tonowlng per~ons are the use. Enjoyment, In· WILL end codicil•. If CA ill rlQht. ntle ano lntetest Con1'11d, Afan, Memo. George, Edward Son-92647 on 8·23, 1996 at estate under lhe lndepen· Ikon Electronic For D6 at 1:00 pm Terms for the dolnp business as. A) Pel d E f he any be admitted to conveyed 10 ano now neld oy It 1 1 Sa 1 F lda9• nenschein, Jr.. Milton A. 10:00 A.M. dent Administration of Es· Elizabeth Schnelde'r 0206 sale are cash only. Sate Medic, B) New Puppies or gress an grass 0 t robete The WILL and under said Dffd 01 Trust In Ult r a rv ce, r M: Mltler, Martin N. Flies. Paul Auclloneer's Name: K E tales Act. (This authority Kennelh Martlney E•11 subject to cancellation. America. 881 Dover Drive, Improvements located ~ny codlclle ere avail· pro1>1rty s tuated In said County 11 :00 at th4t :r:,. A. Demuro, Robert A; Wa· AUCTION, Phone 11909-will allow lhe personal rep-Patricia Mode, E42c Landlord reserves the right Suite 340, Newport Beach, Thereon, Subject to tl'le ebfe for examination In California 1oescrlbln1J tl'le land munltyhCo~~H•ll • terman, Shelly B. O Nelli, 873·0744, Address: P.O. resentative to take many Tammy Ann Sours, E92 10 bid. Below is a llsl of CA ~2663 Terms and Provisions of th f'I Ir.apt by the tl'ltrttn Parcel 1 In Ille City 01 Churc • 6 °" Torrence J. Connolly. Bo• 825, Rialto. CA 92377. acllons without court ap· Trac Tinste E98 names and ~nil numbers. Lorinda M. Tercero, 881 . e 1 e · C 1 trop• Ave. Corona 0.. James F. Rogers, George Bond llCA 723-41-19 proval. Before taking cer-Rob:rt Leite~· F30 Karen Stephenson. A013 Dover Drive, Suite 340, the Decla.retlon of Rastric· cour~. Newport Buen. oun:r_ o M•r. Funeral Artano• J. Mlhlsten, Poter L. Winik, The public is invited to at· tain very Important actions. Alberto Splnotll, 06 Jamal Peol)les. A031 Newport Beach, CA 92663 tlons, to Which Reference THE PETITlpN re• Ot111oe. s~:d orln C~l~r 2.": menu through Nap. Russell F. Sauer, Jr .. tend. Terms are cash only. howeve~. the.personal !GP· Miko Willfems. 013 David Reid, A058 This business ts con· Is Hereinafter Made. Thia quest~ authority to per map I o . tune Sool9')'. ln lle\fJS S1even Oellarocca, Jed w. Owner resorvas the right 10 rese111a11ve will be required Andrew Tancred G6e Ledbra Estell Pllam. A078 ducted by: an lndlvfdual Eaaement 11 Appurtenant administer ndthe eetate P~t(S) 33 '::~ 31.:' CPM~ flowere donatlOna ~ Brickner, Elizebeth A. Bien· bid. . to give notice to Interested Mike Williams 000 Pablo c. Landa, A091 Have you started doing . under th• I ependent maps. 111 tile o ..... o • oun., be made to H~ doll. Kevin A. Russell, Marc A general desc11pllon of persons unless 1hoy have James t.augttt'in H7 Debra Davis 8749 business yet? No to Parcel 1, Detcribed •· Admlnl•tretlon of Et· Recorder ol said county The Hoepttal cancer ~ W. Rappel. Mary K. West· the property being sold1 waived notice or consented Santa Fe Bank Corp HIO Juan M. cor;al. B76it Lorinda M. Tercero bove. Seid Lot "A" of tat .. Aot. (Thie euthori· prof)trty herttolort dttetlbtd Is tet • brook, Mark S. Pulliam, along with the ldenllty of to the proposed ocli,on.) AnthonyProvonuno.'HlS Ealherlurner,C209 This statement was filed Tract No, 13317w111 Be tywlllellowth•pereon-btloQ sokl 'as IS'. Tiit ttr .. t • ' Robert A. Wyman, Roger S. the Occupant renting the The Independent adm1nls· Nancy e Miller H97 Gabrtelle Castro C268 witl'I the County Clerk ol el repreHntetJv• to take tddrut and otl'ltr common Goldman. Bruce E. Rosen-space are as lollowa: tration au\horlty will be Sarah Valverde' Hl l 3 Elmor v, Porche' Jr .. C295 Orange coun1y on 8·01·96 Owned by the Homeown· meny eotion• whhout dtsignanon. 11 any, ol Ill• rel! blum. Brian G. Cartwright, A·0?8· At Langill. chll• granted unloss an Inter-Cambell & Ase.' Ure, H123 Chrla Brown AV·OPE, 19963691815 ars A11ocl1tloo IAs Herein· obtaining court approv-properry OtlCflbtd •OM IS Charles S. Treat. Catherl ne dren s toys • many boX81 est~d person hies an ob· Teresa Pascoe, H127 C99C . . Dally Pilot August 7, 14 21, after Defined) and ShaH Be el. a.tor• tak.lng oertllin r,urp«tael to bt: -411 (A & 8) Palmer, Marc O. Basaowllz, contents unknown • blk,o • jec11on to the polltlon ond William Rue, HlSI Ralph Urqulu , 0375 28, 1996 w829 for the U•• of All Owner• very lmportal'\t action•, rll Avenue. Ntwoon St.en. CA Kevin M. Murphy, Bryant B. computer • tool box • m11c. show good cauee wl'ly 11'1& Laura Galindo. H204 Steven Babcock. D406 · ·· however, the c>•raonel 92f25 Tht undertlQntd T'rut· Edwards, Christophtt w. tools cou~ should not grant the KOllh Hennig, H216 Gregory L, Horn. 042V PUBLIC NOTICE of the RHld•ntlal lot1 of teprHantatlve wlll be lie oisdallns a11y lllbillty for any Garrett. Everett C. John· A•090, Bruce Cl'lrlttenaen, euthorfty. Mory Cobrere H2I 7 Ben Gabflal. D431 Seid Trect No. 13317 and • ed t gl otl kleorrectnm of the acr .. t •on. Jr .. 1<enne1h s. Good· wuher • bOl(Ot contonte .A HEARING on the Pt li· nober1 Wilson, 12 Vicente A. Cat>t•ra, Oit38 Fictitious Bualn .. a Not tor the Ute of the O.n· ~~q~~teta:Sed v•pan,..0~: addttSS ano otl'ltr common 1mlll'I. Oevld D. Gregg, unknown • blcyel .. • ltbi. lion will be hold oo AU· James Klrlllend Jr 14 Jolfrey J l(lng 0457 Name ttatement · dtslflnatlOn of tllY shown c.m.t..v Mortua Paul O, Tosottl, Wiiiiam K. aaw ·sewing machine OUST 29, 1996. at 1:,.5pm Pu bll shed Now ;,1 Mobil Mecl'lanil!. D•82 Tho following person• are eral Publlo. The total •· un!•U they have 11ett'Tn said sale 'oll'lll be macle. ~.·z Oremat1ery Aawton. Mark w. Smith, A-235, JolfWrlght, rocllnor In 0.pt. 703 located ot 341 eeech·Co1ta Most ~air TafTlf's c. Fotslrom. E809 doing butlneu at: cat mount of the unpeld bal· waived notice or con· IM _;111001 eovtnlnl Of YN• "'......, ~ Marlie• C. Unruh, Oallld R. • mite. toya • ctlllclttn'a The City Orlllt Soutl'I, Ot· Pilot July 31• August 1, Antoine A. JohneOtl. E813 Comp11nlon, The. 2121 In• ance of tha obllQ•tlon H· ltnted to the propoaed rrnty axprtslld or ~. 3600 PaclfloVi.w Otfv9 •t ,-, -I I liutlton G. Andrew l.und· tlKtrlc can • stereo ange, CA 92668. 19117 Aonrlo Borc•lo E854 dial\ Springs Lant Now• .. _ .. by..... ...._ •ction.) Th• lndepen· O""' Utle .....-51on or .._........ htlch ~rg Mtik e. Ntwtll. John A·2'5, Katon CaMl.uo. IF YOU OBJECT 10 the . W8t2 Publllhtd Naw~ort port StllCh, CA 112600 c ... -v• ptcperty to -dent edmlnl•tr•tlon rtQal' "'Y • .......... • ·~ o. Snyor. Jo1hua Stein. gercltl'\ tOOI•. many bolltl granting of lht petition. you BHC:h·COlla Mesa Oallv Klmborly Kathryn Swor, •Old end tHtonebly .. ci. authOrity wlllb• gr•nt•d ~=~~ 1ur:'o1 :: ri;;n;';oo;;;-i John c. Hart, EOWanl J. conttnu unknown • ahould eppeer at lht hear• PUBLiC NOTICE PUot Auglltt '7, t4, 11198. 2121 lndiJn Springe Lane, mated co.u, •• ,..,end uni .. • an lntar .. ted noll(tl MCUrtd DY Nld 0..Cl of Sheptro. Samuel A. nth-ttcorde • ""'° · cabinet • Ing end 1111.1 your 01> W820 Newpl>rt a1och, C.( 92660 ldvanca• at the time of IN per•on fll•• •n obJeotion T _... 111..._t °*~ • man, Tomoalll tkenap. bike etlon1 or Iii. written ob-BIC 8400 Tl'llt bu•lneaa rt el>n· . to "t~ P•tftlon and Ml. "''" --Metk A. Hanis, Merk A. A·282, Steve P•ndlay, ectlona witll the court be-NOTIC• 01' PUBLIC NOTICE • e1uctt<1 by: an Individual Initial publlcetlon of the ehowa good oeuH whv Of~d In Nld n°'9(1). M· S~J!.moener, Robert P. fishing pelts • roti-away ore the noarlng. Yow •P-PITITlON TO H•v• vou aiarttCI doing Notic. of s.i. la the court •hould not VlllCll. W 111y. unOtt flt llnM D~o"''~ Aot>trt o. Crock• 1001 cheat· mlK. tool• puranct ma~ be In person ADMINllT•R L•OAL NOTIO• tiuaui.11 yelt no • 181 171 84 Payment grant the authority ol N 0..0 ol Trutt. •tlll'llllG ::.. ~.v ~c:::ar~l'lt n:~4/"'~~·~n:::i l>fl~~~~~~n~~[OITOA HTATI 0,1 PROll'OHD 1e ... 9'7 ~hr.be;:~l=I wu fit~ mun 'be b~ ~eh, t CHh-,A HEARING on the ::·r:-~ ot-C-tld Levy. James It Brl/ldt,. eonlen11 unl<nown • me or • COflttt19tnl creditor of HAZIL M. PllCOMJllO COA:~L~:&::roHAL with the Cout1ty crerll of l1r'1 check drewn on a ;•ti~1!~ wlll1 ~· t::e ~~ ~ 111¥.., Deed of Tntll John t.. Sach1, Jerry A. P .. cablnela • water bad • bl· the dectaffd. you mu•t tilt CAii NO. A113421 OCCUP"TIA .. •• Otengt county on 1-3·90 •t-'• or n•~lonol bank. • 1 ~ ... m: ... M•r ,_ :.i t 708 '°'""' 91A.llOJI ftlm*, Itta, Kenneth A. Wolfton, cycle• yo1M claim whh lht court To all heir•, beneflclarlet. -. -tlHiMll?T :4\, r •• m u~rn. _.. lnll!fWt _. ........... .. Sheron Y Bowen Kati $. a.101. Jim T.,rlck, misc. ancr mall• c:opy to th• I*· creclltOr•. conll"fltnl crtdl• ,..OGRAM Chtctc drawn by• •tat• or looeted et 341 The City..,.., 1 .,, .. ~~':c., ~·W::.,,H~~0~: =~ ~n= ~: c:f::~ •0i:o'•Pf:::~~·w11~t :~~~r.~.:i~ 016~:1. 08t~J~T~o~~ ;;.r;0;::~ "· 2~~ =·~~::!"b~~~~t:o~ ~2~'0~. Or•ngtt CAIC,S:. :,·i:...·o.i··.--=n.::""•-...,..--------- Hyrnen. Mattha e. Jorden, • '"' ublnft. nlgtlt atand J::, mo~• from the date *• Wfll or ••t•••· Of both, PROGRAM propoffd bud· PUIUC llOTICI ftdlt•I NVlnO• and loln IP: YOU OBJECT ro rnitt •••ot• ...,.. .. thomae ~ Edwards, 01\lld B.0•9. lHlla Bryson, of firat IHuance of lht It!· of1 HAZ!L M. PECORARO tet fOt 11>98•91 wlll be eeeocletlon ·----""-' th• granting of the .... • .. I a. Aoott1. Atne M. $0rtn> many bOllH eontentt Ill)• Iara .. provtded rn HCllon A PETITION hH bfffl availebl• lot publk: lntpee· NOTICI OP ,.,.,.. • _ ....... _.. petition you •hould ... °'*" ... of '°"· .ToM o, wa1t0t1, Jr. tmoWr\. wheel barrow . bl• 1100 of the c•torn1e Pro-liled by eow1N JISON end 11on 11 COASTllNe RE· IAU TruatH sec. ~. etlon, or eevlnp ba"-~·r '•t tM hHnna _. .,..... IDf •. _. 1 mchatd A. Conn, Jr,1 D•vld c:ycHI • enttrtalnment C1r Date COCle. Ttie lime !or flj. MAAIA C. JISON In the S~ GtONAl. OCCUPATIONAL DUltiM' Tide Ofde sp1elfled In ..c11on 110 ri ltell your obJH• _..,. NOlllf of Ollllll • Mf s. '"*· e.nen "'· Mu,. 8·20!1 Ann Merl• '•Ciiio, lr'IO. c:talmt ..., "°' ••Pit• e«IOt CCKH1 Of Clllf0fnl8, PAOOAAM • 100t ltAI!· Of the Rnenolal Code •nd dona Of "'• wttu.n 1..-a • M 'T1lt .... f'Nt, me A. Starn. Lori £. ~ ~· C«lltnll VII• Dalot9 four month• trom County of Of'ANO&. 8fDIO SOUAA!. COSTA No. a.100-11 ob .. tfonl •th the= B ..... S(iTIOn NenCv L Sct\ll'Mltl.. tcnoWn, ac.t14. model tit· lflt. hlNlrfng clMa notlcmd THI! ,fTITIOH ~· MHA from AUGUST 15, No MUll1 A11N No llUthoNed to do bulfMaa o tf tht ._.,. ... J ~ lllCOI\. C!JfY K plenee . 1ttr .. amp1fler el)OVt, ~ A PUil.iC ADMtNll· tlll to AUOUST tt, t~ 4u~7l4IYOV W 'In tNt etete. The Jtreet ;ttv':..:'9 ...,,araw ...... -t Ill • ::: H'°8", Jilerll.-A. fl'laga!, e.ut, At L.anfll, manv \'OU MAY IEXAMINI "'8 '""'TOA n aPPoirdH H D8twMn 1he ~ of l:vu -•••y 1,._.,. ,....,. ..,._ W od'9f """"°" _ -._ _ _. ~ .. _ -• n 8fuce• ,, ~ 0~ bO ... Conlenla Unk.nown ..... -illf ... _,.,,I~ ,_.,.. r.....-w. to A.M. end 4:00 P.M. T"9 --~ -... .. -.su ,,_,. -"' _........., • ..,.. ,..,. ,_ .,._., w. a.rt.;. M w.'fnMM. dO!!)' • !f!C, toota • cNI~ .,.,. ,_..,, inlarnM '" idrnlftlatet tfie.Htet• of 1rie et* h!!'i'J Oflr P'!' CJI T DA •len.i~. "srrv. ot the your • "'°" • "" .... • • ... WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1996 • 1MmCU-PU1t.1C1tOT1C!I HUNTINGTON TIMESHARES 1590 NEWPORT BUSINESS CREDIT 2907 LOST & PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 BEACH 1040 BEACH 2 669 OPPORTUNITY : .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND 2 92 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 5530 IOUAL ~ Ol'l'OIUUNITY AlllQI .... .....,,., 11111111 .,....., la 1"'1ject ..... Fed· IQI fall HMtilt Act el 1111 II .................. "' IO w.1iM ''Illy "91tfJllCI, 111111i.11.. tr •1m1,.1111ll1n _.. • llC&. col-. tt11ti.11. H.B . 55 +, Grd gtd, 188K 2bd, 2bo, atrm, 1-stry, patio, Cm pool/ roe rm. grt loc. owe/ oac 1st/2nd, lrms. Grubb & Ellls 844-8373 x140 tndepondontly Owned & Operated Tl ME SHARE UNITS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 9 04 F R E E D E B T liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANO CAMPGROUND * 1 BR 5825 * C 0 UN SELING LOST beloved catt.--.._....., .... .-.-..--"I DATA ENTRY/ Out of S•nta Fe in MEMBERSHIPS. Dis-Low cost dobt repay-"Zahra". Black w/ HOTTEST BILLING Fashion Island has tress sales-cheap! 2BR 2BA $725/Up FREE VIDEO How to ment. Many major white paws bib X * X * X * ASSISTANT oponings for PT/FT Worldwide selections. Refrig & dlshwashor make money on the creditors lower pay-round noso. ·Short'. Community nowspa-sates assoc's. Hrly ~ Call Vacation Network Incl. 60x30 pool. No Internet with purchase ments, roduce Inter-h::11r. No collar. No 1 UVE pers soek full lime comm+ FT benerus u .S. and Canada. 1· pots. No roes. No lso. or 55.95 product cata-est. ~stab l1shod claws. Missing In .69 Data Entry/B1lhng As-Contact Poppy at: 800·543-6173. Free * 7 14-545•4855 '* log plus S&H. ,Call 1· 1 9 6 0 s . N on· Silnta Ana Hoights ..._a .. 1 oe sistant Ono year data 844•5953 renlal Information 1· • Steps To Beach 800.-406-2444 for de· Prof 1 t. Consumer near Redlands & 23rd, 900-505-5050 entry experience pre-1=-:-:-:'":":"-::----:,-:-~:-7 954·563·5586. 28r 2Ba Yearly. 2.gar, tails. Earn Sl,000 per Credit Counseling Sor-since July 845-2700 900-759-4420 forrod Good benefit ow N A TRAD I· M1,u.4a,. lln!lllllWll!Str ---------1··-------................. lieftll LAGUNA HOUSES/ w/d, no pets, Avail 8·1 __ m_o_n_t_h_. -.....,....~="~..,... v I ~~~-388·2227 LOST CAT Siamese 818-758-9100 p40atc(kk)ag~ eoncl~d:;g TIONAL BUSINESS $11 00 948·5878 HOME INSPECTION 1 re 11 men P n Huge income poten-mix adult neut. ma e. 011-592-570.950 Physical/drug screen-tial. National expan· .. l9f_...,..,.,,.,11ml· BEACH 1048 ••~·" CONDOS Tllla ..... ,.,., •Ill nol iLiiaiigii.iiBiiiciihii,iiiiliiriiviiliiniie FOR RENT ~--1eyMwltlM· Cove, $2,450k ••••••••• ....... ml UL* dlell II Ill Big hme, big IOI, vu, '~otlMlaw.OtHJNdtrs grd gatd, prvl comm,--------- .ti'lien11y IMlrtllH 11111 •II prvt bch. medtt. GENERAL 2102 11 .. 1u.1a Mftrtlatd 111 llllt ORUBB & ELLIS ,......, _..,...I• Oii iii 844·8373 x140 .... .......,.., ltcom-Independently Owned ,...,..,11'41UIMll,c .. HUD & Operated 1111·•• t·•·UH51l r. --------IMW. ....... OCna,is• cd MUD 11 '11·S$00. NEWPORT BEACH 1069 HAVING TROUBLE Leasing or Renting your Property? Call: ·Expre•• Leasing· 1 ·800·593-8725 Canal Front 3bd, 3ba, business with Amerl· ---------70496 Seashore/51st. Ing required. EOE. Ml s1on program! Limited don, dock/gar apace. can Institute of In· MORTGAGES & NB. Cataract on loft1----------+ F/H/0 . Send resume number of positions 2 patios. $2600/mo. spectors professional T.D.'S 2918 eRyo noodd~ m5e~lcoa~~3n. SCHOOLS & to: Credit Manager, for lnd1v1dua1s of qual· yrly. 675.0120 credentials. Join one ,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ewar • 4-. P.O. Box 1560, Costa ity, integrity and forti· of tho top 10 lastest1• eves INSTRUCTION 3012 Mesa, CA 92628 or tude. Ground floor op- ••LAROE 2Bd 2Ba growing services. MORTGAGE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lax resume to (714) portunityl 1·800-995· Condo Downtown Balboa Training and COM· SHOPPING SECRETS•---------63! 7l 26 0796 ext. 4572. 2-car gar. 418 Hording PLETE BUSINESS Le a r n soc rots HEALTH & BECOME A MEDI· --·------- 5 1295/mo. 970·2893 under $2,000. banks•rokers do n't FITNESS 3000 CAL TRAN SCRIP· DRIVER 1-0.,,,.,_w_n_y_o_u_r_o_w_n--:9""o""o,...11- 800·347·2455 want you to know.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TIONIST. Opportunity PfT Route Driver. Own Free/No Investment •Newport Height• Guidebook rovealSI• to work at homo or in car, gd driving roe. E 51000. d 2Br l Ba Duplex, Fp, IMMEDIATE CASH! how to save SSSS 20/20 WITHOUT office typing for doc· Greilt job for retiree. 8~~.655•37353 824h!~ gar, laundry, patio We buy structured guaranteed! S19.95~ GLASSES! Safe, t ors. Homo study. Colorlc h Color Lab $800 842·9818 settlements, annuities s & H. AME x /M Cl rapid, non-surglcal. Free literature. P.C.0 .1. 1·800·448·5515 l--..P=-/T-=-""'A_s_s_e_m....,..b.,...ly-- & lottery winnings. VISA.1·800-573-9998. permanent restoration Atlanta, Georgia _D_R_l_V_E_R"""S,----E-x_p_e_r_i· (mechanical) Must be Over one hundred f11ty 1 n t 0 r net: h 11 p :// 6-8 weeks. Airline pilot 800·362·7070 enced OTA/Flatbed eicper, Eng spkng, million funded to date! w w w . m 0 rt gag 0 developed. Doctor ap-Dept. YYH762 drlvers(Traonoos. Aver· n/s office. 648-3218 ,., MISCELIANEOUS Not a broker. We are secrets.com proved. Free lnforma· age 530,000/year.a---------•••••••••I NB, vu, newr kit, LOOKING the funding source! lion by mall: (800)422· •••••••••I Company paid modi· PIT Work FIT Pay HOUSES/ C~NDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 tiOV'T FORECLOSED home• for pennies t>n $1 . Oollnquent Tax, ~epos, REOs. Your Area. 1 ·800-898-9778 Ext. H -1361 f o r ~~ment listings. QI.BOA P.!NINSUIA 1007 COM, big twnhm, S3 9k 3bd/2.5ba, -tontmp, wtk 2 beh & twn. Make offer? China Cove bytrnt, 1,eetk Compltd 11/95, 3bd/3ba, dOCk, pier, patio. prlva1e tHtaoh, party hom•. COM, bll ohrmv hml'lot e84K 5bd/3ba, 2-1try, bat 1chl1, klda. mov•ln lvg "!'&...!,ml~ rm1 klteh . QRvw• a •1.LIS ...... 373•1•0 dapenct•nfly Owned l O~rated I 6 7 9 k new Pr t FOR A RENTAL? RENTALS SINGER ASSET Fl· 7320 Ext. 204 • OYMENT cal/dental insurance. sam-12 M·F, no exp heights, yrd, big hm. CALL NINA NANCE COMPANY (406)961-5570, Fax: EMPL All convonhonals. Be nee. $8.00/hr .. comm. NB, Estbluf Cont HARBOR REAL TY • LLC. B00-4o74~48 ANNOUNCEMENTS (406l961•5577• http:// •••••••••I minimum 23. COL 'A' .• S300-S500'wk Mark 1n Cdo $385,5k 4bd] 1 A.o"'O www.voslonfreedom· TSE 1 800 548 3120 873--.v INCREDIBLE IN· .com Satisfaction ---------• • · · sales. OU.co products 2.Sba. Gym, sauna, VACATION COME! Free 12 page guaranteed. EMPLOYMENT ext. CA-1. 852-0247 spa, vu, kids, cpls, ---------22 International Business DRIVERS Exporlencod l=--:0----:-:::----:--:- com pol, grt loc, (LH) BALBOA RENTALS 27 Reporl on M icro· ANNOUNCEMENTS PSORIASIS SUFFER· 5530 drivers tor over-the· Par1·tlme ottlce help CNoBnd' o , 3$b29d9/2,5boo• ISLAND 2106 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Publishing. Complete 2920 ERS. New approved iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~J road Flatbed op-M·F, 1-6pm. Phones. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Corona del Mar training under SSOO. 1·11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spray stops Itchy, 0 KEAS portun1ty. All Ken· computer reports, set Motv seller. tnel occ.a• Romantic clllfslde villa 800-496-6639. (241• flaky, rod skin or WH ANr;::;o~o en· worth convontionals. appts. Woll train. frt + rer enc patio. NEWLY FURNISHED O I $$CASH$$ 100'"' money back No Call Pat 436·8895 by-the-sea. Couples' hours). n the nter-,. · v e 1 0 p es 0 qua Is E1Ccellent Insurance Estbluf, asm, 254k. 4 bdrm, 2balh, formal prvt hideaway. Walk not al www.larstar-IMMEDIATE SS for sldo otrccts. Works SS,OOO. Receive 55 for (company paid), ban-p E p S 1 /HERSH EV NB, Nwpt Hghts ~t.r~,lods~n 1:'v;,~'s b~ to beach. $1 50-$200 pub.com structured settlements when everything else every envelope you ehts, 401k. Average ROUTE Top local 449kl 3bd/2ba, grt bch. UCI ok. 673·4979 day, 3 day minimum. ,,...,..,,-:-,..,,,.,..,....,,..,....----and deferred Insur-falls. Call now 1·800· stuff with my solos S30,000/year. 23 +. soles. AH cash income. k It' 2 ·c ar gar . 800·345·9708 NATIONAL an c e c I a Im s 61·SPRAV. materials. For free In· Commercial Drivers NB, Prvt Estate GROCERY COUPON J .Ci. Wentworth Llconse. TSE 1 ..aoo StOOO .._ weekly po-VIila $1 995k 6bd/ ---------8 3582 Io rm at Ion co 11 tP.ntial Small lnvest-5 5ba ;alma pol COSTA MESA 2124 MOUNTAIN :~~~~ ~~:nt~t~.s;;;~,..,.._,,_1.,,,,·8...,0_0,,...·3,,,8,....-....,,·,......,,-=~I•••••••••• 24Hour Recording 5 48·3 120 Ext. E·8 ment. huge profits. 1pa, 'dok, oxquisit~ GETAWAY PACKAGE lnlormation 1.800.205. $$F REE CASH PERSONALS (310)514·4264 DRIVERS SWIFT Visa/MC accepted. Secretary Accounting, computer exp, F/T, nice office on the water. 975-2179 it•v•• Detalllne Need• raaponalble clean cut driver. t tM-5 Su.,.tlot Ave. c ....... . ST4-T4T9 Teletftefttetlfte COPl•R SUPPUD bpandlng eo. ..ns manager, reorder, new account people. hm·12Noon Moti-'n :fop Comm, Oreal Opptyl Cati Shelly lam>tpl'I\ ....... 1 COSTA 111SA 1024 nM!SHllES 1590 CM~, ... unte, l•T• lnom, ewnnm. ;...;ondot 91g IDl, OfMlY ..... ....._of* f'OWI CM 1:.:1 11t•l'lh , ... , Ii 1o1, en 11 "..u:.&. :,~i..,: n r. Mil'iA-1• llilflb...._~ l 'GPll .... I WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT7, 1996 TODAY'S CRoSSwoRD PUULE ACROSS 1 SuberctlC lOfHI t Flelllty tO Choose 14 Director Arku~h 15 Po1110. etanq11y 1e 5p1n1ed 11111. a11uranco 17 Item In 1 medicine che~t and cupboard 19 What Georgo couldn't toll 20 Nun 21 On the -111 lllght 22 Bait 23 Rare gas 25 Written remlnder!I play 54 Stationed !S6 RObln Hoocf 1 tnar 57 Mo Wilhoul 8rty hol~ys 58 Snuggle 63 01 the mouth ~ "l'he Hot>blr Wiiiet 66 F101t 67 Gl1tt11end lor Yves 68 -up all in a row 69 S1111ed 70 Sooth African monetary umt 7 I Ships' poles 26 Baner DOWN 30 Toupee's 1 Wailer's cl\ec~~ 1elallve 2 J111 - 3 I Sk111 1en91h 3 Kinds 32 Spml In · l h,. 4 Pace Tompesl" 5 Ell 34 011p·dry 1.11 •' 6 Curvy 1 ... 1101 36 Yellowlm1r,. • 7 Exprosst0n of INr r119r1!1 39 Boam 8 Khllnoum s 4 1 l •l<e som,. l11nt1 mMkols 9 M•ld cheese 43 Sailor s "Y" IO Ranq 44 Ooe1ay·s r1 •""'5 1 I 8119n1cn 46 l •kewiso 12 C•ly on the N •c 47 (vans or 13 l:lbow<;' Cameg1r co11nlPrparts 4q That wom1 18 Got bigger 'i 1 Ouldo 24 8<1seb'1ll 1eam<, 'i2 Sot11ng, lnr 1 25 Dug 101 oro PAEVK>UI PUZZLf IOlVED 26 Poet Teasdale 27 •King Kong" 'act1ess Fay -28 Commanding ottice;s assistant 29 Can province J t Housekeeping 1mplemenl 33 Dipper JS Misplaces 37 Al -end OUI of Ideas 38 Horse pace 40 Equal score 42 Pen pomt 45 Embarrass· men I 48 Short sock SO Nevade1 city 52 Wadi119 bird 53 Physicist Marie - 54 Rangoon s countiy ss Hollows 57 Open 59 Hop, -, and D 1ump 60 Singer Turner 61 Slylook 62 Finales 65 Koppel or Turner r.,.--...... 2~..-l ~~4~--~ 6~....,.,~--~~-I I 12 14 66 Fi9 Bl 1(11 MllCBAkDISE FOllD 9075 MISC. AUTO 9245 ~~~~~~~~~----~--~~~~~~1MISC. 6015 ------ A MA1TER OF TECKNIQUE -----•97 TEMPO Need1 Murrew Lawnmower work. 11800. 37!>-Hl73 211n. 3 5 Rune Qroatl after 6 pm. 11 oo. 842•8533 -.,,-,:a"'e:-::F'""o-rd..,...,,T~•-u_r_u_•....,,O""L-1 a•t&•D CAR8 ,,_., 117111. Por•chtl, Cadlllace, Chevy•, BMW'•• Corvett••· Alao Jeeps, 4WD'1. Your Area. Toll Free 1·800·898·9178 U t , A.t?l98 '°' currtnl llsllngs llolh vulnernble. South dt>als. NORTll •• 11e2 ~32 <>AK it •AKJ4 Wr11t lod the queen or heMte, I.Ilk· en hy the ece. Since the slam WllS cold If the queen or lrutnp8 W81 r.it her sin1dcton or doubleton, dcclorer cnshed the nee 11nd king. When hl'r mnj1•11ty rllilc>d Lo OflflCllr. dc:clarer hud t.o get rid or t he IO!!inir hearts in h ond berore West could ruff a minor And 11core tho seLling trick in hcorta. WOLFF TANNING 4•door, champagne, BEDS. TAN AT HOME. auto, AJC, 121K mites. Buy direct and SAVE. Good cond. 12995. Commerclal /Hom e C5S7·1444 Darcy. un1t1 from 5199. Low --------•ANTIQU"S .. montt)ly paym ents. '89 Ford Taurut OL g "' Froe color catalog, 4·d oor. champagne. CLASSICS 9250 Ca II today auto, AJC, 121 K mllo1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800·842·1305 Good cond. 52995. WEST •Q34 1:1 QJ109 () 7 6 • 10 9 8 2 EAST •3 <:>K876 OJ109852 •63 SOUTH •AK 1098 l.7 A54 OQ3 •Q75 The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST ... p ... 2• Pass 3• Pas• 30 Pan 31;1 Pu• 6• Pas• Paa• Pua Opcmng l"od· Queen of Q The eye con decei ve. l l 1s 110 replacement for logic. The North hand j s o whit too strong for a forcing jump roise l o three Apades, BO Norlh made a I.em· porizing bid of two clubs. When South raised, North becnm e slam conscious and correctly showed the clulmond fragment en roule lo reis· ing 11paclf'!'. All.er South cue-bid the Arr of hearts, North proceeded post· haste t.o the spAde slnm. Since declarer's combined holding in diomonds wa11 two card11 fewer thon in cluhs, flt!clarer lrit-d l o c11sh three rounds or diamonds firal. 557·1444 Darcy. WANTED TO BUY 6019 INFINITI Top Dollus Paid For Reco rd s. Jazz, Sountra cks, e t c . Call Mike 645· 7505. '90 045 Black w/grey lthr. Fully loaded. Llko new, n/s. CO, phone ~ S15K 720·8013 1'hnl was no great success -down 1------------------ one when West r uffed the thi rd round and cashed a heart. FREE TO YOU 6022 MERCEDES 9130 If declarer rellSons out the po11i-Fox T ER R 1 E R lion, it i s obviou11 that the club 1111il PUPPY Froo to lovlng sh ou ld be tackled f1r sl. Since home with yard, 7 dcclArcr nccd11 to itel two heart dis· monlh old, neuterd. r11rcf11, West muRl hold l hrce club'!, 455·9247 Eve '70 280SL Convertible 2·Tops Xlnt cond. S 11 ,800 OBO 873·8948 so declarer should rirst ph1y thrtt , __ F_R_E_E_T_O_Y_O_U __ ----------• rounds or t hftt sui t. When East High quallty brown PORSCHE 9175 11how11 out on lhe third round, il iR house paint. 642·6101 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil perfectly 11nfo lo cash n rourl h club for o heart discard! N ow the 11lam 111 TRANSPORTATION snfo as long ns Wc11t holds two dia· mond11, for declarer will be able to discord the second heart os West. l••••••••- rulTs the third diamond. '79 PORSCHE 91 1SC Targa Super cond. Camel color. S'l 3,500 OBO. 759-1268 POWER BOATS RANGE Learn to be a better bridge ROVER 9177 player! Subscribe now to the 7012 Goren Rrld ge Letter hy ca Ill nrr liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (800)788-1226 ror lnlonnatlon. Or '66 Boston Whaler 13' '91 Range Rover V·8 write to Goren Rrldl{e ~etter, new ballcry .. Engine Huntor, outo Irons. P.O. Box 4410, ChlcnJCn, IL 60fi80.. needs some work. S1300. OOK ml Mint Condi 4410. 873·2688 SI0,900. 875·3275 18' Shock elec trlc ---------• 1---------,.--------~----------1 Bayboat. Harctlop, ex-TOYOTA 9210 cellent cond. 55700. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 1~~--,..,...-=--84.,....8_·_97 __ 2 __ 6 SERVICES 5533 MERCHANDISE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 o • e A y L 1 N E R '92 Toyota Torcol CRUISE SHIPS HIRING Earn up to 52 ,000 +I PfST "*2,S Qtl> m onlh w ork ing on cru1so ships or land- rour companies. No oxpommce nocossary. For 1nlormat1on C311 1 ·208·971-3552 Ext. C09515. Foo NATIONAL PARKS HIRING Positions aro n ow available ot Nallonal Parks, Forests & Wild· llfo Prcsorvos. Excol· lonl benollls bo- nuses! Call 1·206·971· 3620 oxt.N895 12. Fee. Calmode DIJ aet Country lronch rablo Pino chost English lea1h or sofas. Music box colloc11on China: Cobalt, Ro senthal , Haviland, Par;igon. Silver crystal iowelry. 125HP. Seafs 8. Good Auto, A/C. Xlnl gas running cond. 54500 m 11 o a O o 5 5 8 0 0 OBO. 885-8150 Iv msg. 723-5041 20' Welc raft CC, --------- 200HP o /b, kicker. TRUCKS Cloan. 58500/0BO. ,. ox11as. 646·8466. 9220 2220 Fairview, CM ,_S_AI_L_B_O_A_T_S-- 7 - 0 - 1 - 4 Dallv 1 Oam-4pm '70 Ford 1/2 Ton p/u 300, 6·cyl. aulo trans. X lnl work tru c k . 51 500 OBO 723· 1 !:>04 Dining room table chrome w/glass top. 36~72. S100. 957·1170. FRENCH BAKER'S RACK. 5350. 642-2990 14' LIDO complele covers. exc cond. -4-X-4------ 9 - 2 - 2 - 1 • Won many races. $750. 646-9726 ---------GI o s s round lable w/ MARINE SLIPS '98 TOYOTA Wh110, VG, e111nd cob,· 1in1. A/C, boctlinor. MirH cond. 9k mHos 52 1 000 173 MASERATI Citroen. All orig. 37k S17,500 OB0993·5355 ~ A GOOD AD! Call 642-5678 black . m iirblo biiso. DOCRS 7022 4 chairs. xlnt condl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5400. 848·2202 -----....---------1NO EXPERIENCE NEC· ESSAnv1 5500 IOt----------l----------40' Mooring (714) 968-2463 EMPLO YMENT EMPLOY MENT EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 SERVICES 5533 SERVICES 5533 AIRLINE J OUS · Now ALAS KA 11111119 dorn 11c & in EMPLOYMENT I• rna11on.il · • 1111 f'ltqh1 F1sh111g Industry. Earn .. 11L·rHl 'l11t. llckc1 up 10 53.000·S6.000 ~ l!JC'lllS. '" ,, rval Oii· per month No oxpc11- •'ll5. orrJ111111 ~rl'll'o onco nocossary. Male/ mer" (1<' • • 111 lr.1vcl f emale M 11s1 be 18 • . h••t1••l11!o' C 111 A1rh1w Call 1·20G-!)71-3512 [111plOy111<•1 I S•.,VICI.'!. r i..1 AO!J!:> 17 Fee ASSEMBLE ARTS CRAFTS, TOYS iewolry, wood 1toms. typing. sowing, com- puter work lrom homo 1n your sparo limo Great pay. Froo de· tails. Coll 24 hrs 800-832-8007 1 •20G·!I• l•Jl.!>2 ___ C_l_a_s_s_lf_lo_d ___ , _________ _ l•I LU!) '1 ~ F~c Tho mo:;I ~omprohen· RENT Sl'll yo r 110'110 s1vo a11<..1 curronl d11ec· lhrouqll • I 1• 1! • I tory OI 900dS ;ind SCr· thtOUQh CfaSSihed 6 4 2·56 78 vices arounct! YUGO 9240 S900 wookly process· NICE FURNITURE South Side Balboa mg morlgogo rotunds. APPLIANCES 6011 ttorostod In spoco, not Island, Noor Coral Ave Own hours. Call: rnonoy. Bargain s! 512,900 721·0991 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1·800-801·4435 Balboo 875·0423 DOCK Amana 22 S1do by ---------ext.5o3 si d e . Fr i g . w /ice OAK podos101 dng tbl plus o r minus 25'. maker. 5375 760-8528 w/5 spindle bck chrs. 5175. 850-8145 '75 ELDORADO 3 1K. Wh t, cust ml, sum!, xlnt cond SGOOO Grl s1oreo! 556-041 O CLASSIFIED ll's the re1ource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan- dlso 1toms. because our columns compel quallllod buyers to calll Washer/Dryer Admiral sot under warranty till March 97 Xtra lg Capacity. Very wol( taken care ol. S700.obo 642-8533 924 5 52" round + lrg loar.•-S-ID-E--T-1-E--3-0_F_S_a_•I 5175. 640·7253 allor 5 141 0 s. Baylront Bal --------- Isl 5350/mo. 152.2001. MISC. AUTO Put a few words to work for you. Call 642-5678. CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL 3610 HAULING 3720 LANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SCREEN SERVICE DIRECTORY CHILD CARE 353 6 CLEANING SERVICES 3 5 4 8 GE NE RAL 3 5 S 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 8 08 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES Small Job EXPERT JUNK TO THE DUMP 24Vra Ouallt~ Painting 3919 Little Peoples 'J WINDOW CLEANING ACM CONSTAUCTON Duncan Electric W~l?~~~~8!~!t8~~~sh Shane'• Gardening TOUCHUPS. TOO THE LOCAL PLUMBER ·3 J;imes E. Bangert Co.· Since 1947 Friendly Serv1ce•lnsured Lf 5329B1 675·9304 Mobile Screen Serv. CARPENTRY 3 510 Daycare Quality • Avorago 1 story-s35 Tennant Improvement LocalfOuiCl< Response & Landscaplng. Lawn 24 Hrr. Rlctrard Srnor care. w •m home, • 2 story·S4s Romodols • Com/Res L#275870 850-7042 Man won'll 968-1882 caro lnstall'n/Removal Llc#280644 645-3209 compulPr , fun, and House Cleaning L t415708 549·5770 TWENTY DOLLAR Sprinklers 548·5801 QUALITY+ CARE New & Re-screening Lie 11181673 Bondod Roger 714·548·0850 leJrninri •·nv. Quiet Spring Clean Ing LEWIS Construction FENCES HAULER/CLEAN-UP Summer Speclalsl Expert Drain Cleaning r--------- Handyman Re m ode l CM ST : s Fairview & neg Svc M1n1·bllnds. Romodol•Handyman JOHN 650 1628 20Yrs Exp Xlnl ~Olkmilnship .... ~11Plue~pbi~,? ~Pk 0~~r. SPRINKLERS 392 l Ad lol1ons h K11ch 714·9 5 7·1846 Carpel & Floor Visa .,tC.AE l l704773 Local Res. & DECRS 3615 • MASSAGE 3830 Fair s Ron·845-2417 'v' • "" ""° ,,_ 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F 11 I' ·W n I< r >.1 mag" ---------AJ 's 888-2500 •714·557·5925• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _________ 1_S_te_v_• ____ 5_4_5_..a_2_e_a 1• Elcc Plu11 1 & Pnu 11 Newport Beach * Wood Fences * HOME CARE/ L & e The r a Py RAINBOW Clrcle Ma Int. Precise Plumb Ing SVPR1 INKLHER dREPTAI IR tlowporl ,, • lrnnwd ----------•----------Bulldlng Contractor & Nutrition lnsfWC Painttng·lnt.E•I House/Apl Repairs & Remodels aves• ea s• m• rw1u 7M 227·8122 CLEAN ING COMPUTERS 3556 47vrs. Cosign to Finish Replace/Aopoir Low S SERVICES 3760 RN /L M T s 5 10 11 Ouollty job. Free ost Froo Estimates clocks. 26Yrs Local Exp. DOORS nc 111ard ... Jr~ SERVICES 3548liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .c.L. Kirchner· f~:.,~1~;u~~~~(e9s.;4.~1i~~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii massago. 722·9823 L#589897 838-8888 Lt 887398 989·1090 John Burr 282-2831 T11111 •CotJ •Stucco iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 723·5090 842-7003 R.N./Hollallc Pracllonor •BISHOP PAINTING ---------SPRINKLERS are my r.1tyw11 L!:>G. ' 35Yrs C'wp A TOUCH OF CLASS 1.----------. S.J, Scott Construction --------- Home core visits. lnlonls ---------P t O I S R S POOL on I Y b u a In e a' . Jerry 642 ·0 587 c R c ADVERTISE ON c 1 H B lid FLOOR INSTALL to Elderly. Hrly/dally. MOVING 3834 Tr9mpl uow lvl c. 00 1 s Tlmers•Valves •Orlp Sya loanmq os/ omm us om ome u ors C.M. 714-884·8373 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii extur ng• a cover n9S SERVICE 3894 Charles 722-7824 A to z HANDYMAN Llc/Bond<·U Froo Est ·THE INTERNET· Lie I 4 O 1954 Roi's REPAIRS 3620 Rois. L704332 969·2407 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •ll~TALLR(F,\ CABINETS Torosa 282·7143 Reach Millfonsl Get 714-875 .. 7789 . 1---------ALL-AMERICAN 1---------K1ICl1l'n~ l •'' • doors •BOSS HOUSECLEANING $300 Homepage FREE JEWELRY 3784 Movea-U ... Carelully CHUNG'S PAINTINQ Island Blue Pool• TUTORING 3929 windows O· J !i40·7250 L1co11sod-Bondo'd Call 714"364•5031 A"llJERSON & KEATS •::0~:!~°JJny~~~~~ g~u;~~s~3 & Tf:~~~li ~~:,rsw~:~: ~r~:'~~'. ,f.~~\r~ 1~,~~/~u~~~~~~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARPENTRY•Wlndow1 j~'!i?~J':~J~~a DFSIGN 8c Mrble/Corpet Bnd/lns Wllllam Harold Jewelers llc/1375602 638·1534 Acid wash 845-0728 TUTOR Teacher will Doors • W:> •I rcncos ---------1.---------L708279 722-7332 Watch & Jewelry Repair Dlberna~o'• Moving ---------Paradllt Cove Pool1 tutor your elomonta')I ~~~~'.~~r;i I~ ~~~n~~~ WINDOW CLEANING CompulerConsultlng CO~TRUCTION SF.RVIO: Anllquo • FlnoJowelry Local/Oflico/Storago D~~'c!, ~:.Ll~o~Sth~ Ounllly Poot/Spa Svc. ~ga~h~~:~ ~3~~;~~Ya • CARPET CLEANING Sllwro/Hrdwro Install "EXCELLENCE" Buy/Mtll/ltadt 873·0385 Long Dist. Froe Est. row bid. Fine work· Repair • Ali ae1ido 2"19·0323 l'\1.1 12-0026 •SCREEN REPAIR HANDY MAN 3710 Tl181832 979·3114 Acid wosh .. 4 •284 ... ---------FREE ESTI 729·7079 Upgrad os•Ropalra ETENCY•INrEGJtrn' manshlp & enduring .. • CARPET CLEANING 3 515 SCUM SUCKERS Ca1po1 & Uphnl Coro 24Hr Oual 1 c 20% Ott 5 :'.US· 7209 v-440·2483 3932 Pronl•Sconnlng Svea PR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spilt Second Moving quality 1lnco '75. ----------WALL APT OFFICE CONDO ·714-379-9801· OOlESSIVEl\.'f.S! LANDSCAPE & Pror Moveral 24Hr S1v LEFFLER QUALITY ROOFING COVERINGS ·Cloan1n1J Specialists-1--------... o~~·i!! .. ~!:B~fr--11 •Paint/Carpentry• IAWN CARE 3808 70ay/Sr Oisc/Tl17U52 PAINTING 751·9103 3910 Honest • Affordable Drywall and morel 432·9123/P-346·5850 ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 840-2771 875-6320 MACMEDIC •Care lor 714.759.1670 Small Jobs Oki lke'a Cuslom Pointing BALBOA ROOFING CO Farthing lnterlora Macintosh Compu1or1 ---------1 Oarit 845·5277 Baalo Yard M alnt *Two Brothers Moving Prof, Clean, Ouohly Ouallly Work Guarnt'd Installation, Removal •Bright ,Hseclnlng Europeon Prof I. Best ln town• Refs SYrs E11p Qr ace 251 ·9455 in your hmo/ofc Low/ ---------Lawna, Cln·up1, Trff Home/Ollice • 7·03ys Work. Int/Ext & Dock1 Discount Wallcoverlnos oourly ralt. 873-8819 DOORS 3580 Semi Attired Contr1ctor Trim. Sptmklra, Atrole, Insured •Ince l981. L#7034e8 831-4810 Rtrool/Repolr Ftoe Est Lt560875 873·1212 Ropalra, lmprovomen11, Thatch 631_..422 Pg-4!3 .. 142 CALTt3A650 957·1500 Lio/Ina 831°5081 --------•HERCULES Cleaning _C_O_N_C_R_E_T_E_& __ _ F1r1•w 1ndow1 •wa11 Kltchon•Bath°Carpet MASONRY An experienced depondeble door hangor. Ouar work, reas. Don 521·8910 am Jobs. Ouality/lntegiity PAINTING 289·8190 eSADLl!R ROOFINQ THE STRIPPl!R I Catt, Ken 842·1770 • TREES • LOCAL·MOTION Conscientious Crart1mon llcenHd & ln1ured 5pec1-lizlng lo wllf~JMlf 2·0uy1 Move-U Old F hlAA•"' p Id I Fret Ell. All rerool removal. Ucl 588924 REMODELS carp, plbg, Toppedl"tmo"'. L.1wn1, Foat Rollable Pro• • 81 "''""' r • n * 714·983·8037 * CERAMIC TILES 3528 CERAMIC+ MARBLE lnttoll'n • FnbrlcoUon 20Y11 Exp • Licensed 1 ·800-346·9321 LHklf Showers Rep'd Rtgroulfng & lnlloll'n L~070130 Denn ol Tllo 673·6085 or 040·8526 CHILD CARE 3536 Ing. lpeaklng •Loving Artordebl• • NannlH E11p'Cl.'M .1111re, CPR M111 Popplnt 033e9t71 3557 paint, elec, hit, 11ucco. & ·~ 71t441' ·Ask About Sr. Discounts· Wo1km1n1hlp. 289·8190 gUaJantHd. 875·5095 roofing . MORGAN Uc'd T181729 494 9390 We gals •hould hang Uo'd . Ph-850•3281 •YARD CLl!AN•UP • WILLIAMS PAINTINO ---------together. S1rlp, Install, Much More• 5 54-5934 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t1tHOUSECLEA .. INC 15 yr1 oxp Good Rel. Own 1r11ns Call any· II m • I 2 4 1 ·O 5 3 1 MAID TO ORDER ln1'd Doc.1 Jos of Exp I Speclaliz•ng NB/COM $5/offl 719-9788 Prof Houaecleanln9 by Luc y ner1 tOyr1 C•p. L.owosl A1tta In Town I 848·4870 Cleulfled The moat comprthon· alv• and current dltoe· tory of good• and 1or• vius around! Brick, Block, Stone, Tllt1--------- Con<:, Patio, Drlv•way DRYWALL Mobil• 1403•5385 Woed1•Hedg1 .. TrH PUBLIC NOTICE Exl/lnt Guarnl'd work REMODELING odvfce to th• crazy. Trlm•Nu Lawn• Malnt Ft•• Est. A••• Price ... ADDITIONS 3916 831·2111 anytime Fplc. 8B01. Rel. 25 Yr SERVICE 3584 Hom• Repair/Remodel Exp. Terry 557.7594 Costa Mea0/N9Wport CEMENT WORK liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 25 V••r• EJCp. • · • l!nnl•'• Llc'd Drywall Jim 831•2480 PLAIN/STAMPED & Painting. Acoustic/ -----------Brick/Stone/Tiie/Biock Wallpaper Removal. Home Rt1tor1llo!V'Rtmod1I l 541 858 8:11·4210 Patchwotk 240·1 Ul9 Tiie/drywaii/woodwork '•nc .. /decl\1/room add. * 811t Prlce/Qu111ty "'SMALL JOI IXPIRT Roof1/genera1 repal11. Laind1c1pt.J.J>rlcl!. •lone Oryw111/Pl11ltr Aep1lr Comm/RH. Rtfs Fret Ell Concreie. lw-18•t007 ,1Htnglng1T1plnruTuturt Jthn 147.020 Comm/RH Se 1•887 3 •EXPE,.Ts e 11c wa111. -u"'l,..,M,.,,...c·o-n-•t_r_u_o_t,..lo_n_ brick, concr1, eluc:co. •twi,.._•CAL Jato R•modtl1 A Repalr1, Rpr1 29Yr !xp, Lows ._ i;o\.&N u P•lnllng lnt./E1u . Joae 8:11•7M~ Lf~1 188·2438 980-5184 'g·7'48·5375 Tbt Calil. Publlc Ullll· L525139 777~8199 Ul Ilea Comml11lon RE· ~~!ii!iiiiii~~iiiiii CLA•lll'l•D eQ"IE N MASTERS QUIRES that all used ---------I ASK ME ABOUT ••• Lond1oaplng & Malnl. hou1t hold goods PIASTER Rtmodellng•Addllfons lt'1 th• , .. OYrce you Tree trim • Removal mover1 f rlnl 1helr & Rtpalra. No Job Too can count on 10 Hil a Otteltnlng Svc. 841'55t2 P.u.c. Ca T number; REPAIR • 3880 srnalll Bob 548·8223 myriad of marchan-llmo1 and ohaulfour1 dlH !ttme, becau .. L.and1oape Atmodellnt print their T.C.P, num• Farthing Interior• our oolumn1 comptt Verd tuno up/malnltnac1, btr In an tCIVer1IH • ,IHttr/Stuooo '•loh Kllchtn, 81th, Remodel• quallfl•d buyer• to ltnd1c1pe/t rtlatlc dtalgn. mont1. 11 ~ou have 8 ·Serving so ca 2e!Yfl· nm Addltlone Vlaa/MC calll Con1ractorlC27·6040<>e. l.lol328884 2•Hrt • 1.lllt087$ e?a•1212 M9 .. eTa PrOl'I a [thlcal. 845-7$05 quHtlon a out ttia le· '714·••4-7831 --------. galltY ot • mover, llmo Pl.ANT AATliT o r chautreur. c•ll: SCUEN Sptclallt1 In tal1Ung Public Ullllt1t1 -,-L-w~-.-1-N-G--~-ag_o_1 5••vtt!S landecapt/lrrlgatlon CommlHlon vm ~ Ga\ uPOrad ... '780·•1'92 • ___ 1_1_•_·&_s_•_·4-'-"-'--•••••••••IL-::.:::~:.;===~ 3919