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Home My WebLink About1996-08-09 - Orange Coast Pilot• SPORTS Poster series oontinues with Newport Harbor "REPRIEVE Dunes Boot cleaner to stay until February SeMog the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Commercial airport best ·option, report says._ :------------------~--------------~---------------------------------------~~--: f PROPOSALS FOR MARINE CORPS AIR STATION EL TORO l I I •Land-use consultants contend passenger airport at El Toro would inflict less envirorunentaJ damage than other alternatives. ' the county Thursday. Such a finding would bode well for Newport Beach residents who favor a commercial airpoFt at the base to take the burden off expancling John Wayne Airport to its maximum of 15 million com- meroal passengers annually by the yPM 2020. In 1994, the total number of annual passengers at John Wayne was 6.8 million. I + Altlenwltlve A dal flights to and from Orange County. 1 I •EL TORO: International airport with commercial Expands from current 7 million passengers annually I passenger and cargo use, serving 38 million passen-to full capacity of 15 million passengers by 2020. •. gers. Also, a 998-acre habitat preserve and assorted Number of gates increased from 14 to 35 by 2020. commercial uses near the airport. • JOHN WAYNE: Commercial flights. would grad- ually be phased out of John Wa~ne and would move to El Toro. John Wayne would still house pri- vate flights. + Altamattve C: By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot + Alt9rNltlve • • EL TORO: No airport. Base developed with homes, an educational campus complex. a theme park or a sports complex. as well as the 998-acre nature habitat and the expansion of the existing golf course and Irvine Transportation (.enter. • EL TORO: Only cargo and private flights at air- port, plus the 998 acre-habitat preserve and com- mercial uses. • JOHN WAYNE: Would shoulder all commercial, private and cargo flights for the region. Expands to capacity of 15 million passengers per year by 2020. Number of gates increased from 14 to 35 by 2020. SANTA ANA -A commercial airport would be the least envi- ronmentally damaging altemd- tive for the vacant El Toro Marine Base and have a pos11Jve impact on the economy, accord- ing to a long-awaited e nviron- mental impact report released hy ~It takes the additional pressure off John Wayne Airport,· said Tom Edwards, a Newport Beach Coun- alman "When you look at the economic. benefit, it 's not only good for Newport Beach and its economy. but for the Pnlire region." • JOHN WAYNE: Would keep all of the commer- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ I i , I I '. I I' Joseph n. bell Gold medalist? 'No problem, T he lut tblng my editor said before sending me off Thursday to play tennis against the women's Olympic Gold Medal winner was, HDon't embarrass us." With a monkey like that on my back., how could 1 miss? On my war to the Palisades Tennis Club, remembered a day 20 years earlier when I was sent by a national magazine to do a story on Pancho Gonzalez, who was then the top men's t~ player in the world. He was also the pro at Cae- sar's Palace in Las Vegas. We did ~est of our ~g courtside,. a.i:td be would seIVe to me. •All out, • I said, explaining that I wanted to tell my readers what 'it felt like. Actually what I wanted to do was return a blister- ing forehand that he couldn't handle. He declined, and I've always felt that be probably knew what was coming. You see, ever since I set the record for the 110-yard high hur- dles in Port Wayne, Indiana (it bas been broken 143 times since), I've bad a very strong fantasy life that tends more to sports than sex. I've always felt that I could actually have dime the things George Plimpton attempted had I been given his chance. I've made a few concessions to age, so en route t.P meet Undsay Davenport, I bad to admit that when I cbellenged Pancho Gon- zales I could still twn the double play and bit overheads while backing up. But even though I've lost a ster or two, my fantasies haven't · knew I was probably • SEE BELL PAGE 8 < '> \I I "' <, I '1 \ \I I H I < \ Russlan tourist Mala Krylova (right) can't resist a crushing hug for her new stuffed bear purchased during a shopping break at South Coast Plaza. The group of 25 Russians, 'Vis- iting the U.S. for the first tinie, are children of employees who work for Russian subsidiary company ICN Parma- ceuUcals In Costa Mesa. DON lCACH I DAILY PtlOT FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE Young visitors show that children ac~ the globe enjoy the same diversions By Rebecca L. Harris, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -They didn't seem too impressed with American food -but that was before they were treated to lunch at the venerable Arches restaurant. 1Wenty-five visiting Russian children seemed to have no trouble devouring such time-honored American fare as meatloaf, pork chops and banana Oambe at the West Coast Highway restaurant Thursday. #The plates were so clean we could put them right into the dishwasher," said Gib Fernandez, Arches' general manager. The Arches and South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa were the latest stops in the third annual tour sponsored by Costa Mesa-based ICN Pharmaceuticals for chil- dren of employees at its Russian subsidiary plant. During their nearly three-week sojourn in Southern Caillom.ia, the 12-to 18-year- olds lived in dorms at UCI and toured such attractions as Disneyland, the Irvine Spec- trum Megaplex, Knott's Beny Pann, San Diego Wild Animal Park the San Juan Capistrano Mission, SeaWorld, Universal Studios and various beaches. ICN spokeswoman Trina Frazier said the group was organized IJl order to expose cluldren lo new rultures. "It's about getung children to under- stand democracy and how America works, open.mg them up lo new experiences,• Frazier said #Very fE>w children in Russia havP the opportunity to travel." The children stopped at South Coast Plaza Thursday morning before lunch and checked oul such shops as FAO Schwartz toy store. Foot Locker, Champs sports store, the Warner Brothers store and the qap . HThi~ is the greatest of shopping centers," • SEE RUSSIA PAGE 5 Along with the report, prepared by P&D Consultants in Orange, the county introduced a ~aft Community Reuse Plan for a com- mercial airport at the base wbicb. would be able to accommodate 38 million passengers annually. As required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment, a plan to address the hous.. ing needs of the homeless was also studied. The draft report and reuse plan give an analysis of the environ- mental, economic and financial impacts of the proposed reuse alternatives. Releasing these • SEE AIRPORT PAGE 5 Davidson Field still in need of donors •The stadium is sporting a new scoreboard and will get new lighting, but the turf, seats and sound sys- tem need to be replaced. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Prlot NEWPORT BEACH -The drive to renovate Davidson Field continues. The Committee to Tum on Friday Night Lights, which is seeking $350,000 from the community to repair and revamp the 34-year-old stadi- um, got the go-ahead from Newport-Mesa Unified School Board members recently to contmue its fund-raising efforts. Committee co-chairman John Walz said he went before donors want a guarantee the school dlstnct will take care of the field in the future. ·A lot of people said they feared we would be in the same position in a few years asking for more money if the district didn't maintain the field," he sa.id. The committee currently is searching for sponsors and donors to replace the soil and turf, repair all stadium seating, expand the press box and replace the sound system. So far, the field bas received a rtew scoreboard, donated by· Fletcher Jones. Walz said he hopes to raise money to install a computer-controlled mes- sage board next to the score- board for advertisements dur· mg games. The school district is reno· vating the stadium lights as part of a district;wide Southern • SEE DONORS FWiE I Beach has announced it will hold its fifth •Garage Sale" Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ensign Intermediate Sc:bool, 2000 Cliff Onve, Newport Beacb. lnfonnation: 640-7538. ,.·------------------, Rapist's conviction h elps victim cop(, 1 HAPPY ANNIVEISAJlY, BABY:~ Beach wW celebrate its 90th annlver-· aary with a party Saturday 4 TWIST AND SHOtm from 6 to 10 p.m at Graphlcs Creative Magic Youth Gallery, 219 Marine Ave., Bal-Theater presents ·ouverl" boa Jiland. The tree event fea· the stage adaptation <t Charles rure. an art ahlbtt. auction, Dickens' daasic novel. •Oliver boolr. llgning. entertaimnent 1Wist. • today through Saturday and wine and hon d'oeuvres. at 7 p.m. With an added matt- • nee at 2 p.m. on Saturday at 2JBWBLIY FOR JUNIOIS: Estarida J-tigh School. 2323 11mbuktu Polk and 1bba1 Placentia Ave., COltA Mela. Alt cdlll a j9wtllry mak-The colt ii S5 to $10. Por tnfor· taci dw far ~reer-oldl and up mation. can 536-8625. Slilurdlf at 11 a.m. • 1861 ...,.._Aw., Colta MMe. A 12 ........ be ...... d ad ISYP 11 a iDult. Poi' men ' .... i"oa, cd650-7473. 31111' DO 1111Y HAVI A .clNl'IDMfi11-D I qubolNNpalt ........... ,6"-3*. I \ I> I \ AROUND TOWN OtECKfTOUT QASSIFIED POLICE FILES PUIUCNOncts IPOrtiS s • 2 10 2 1 •Corona del Mar woman thanks Costa Mesa police and is 'grateful' attacker has been put away. By John Cane'iis. Daily Pilot Not all rape victims g t th solace of seeing thel.r attacken penalized. • But a Corona del Mar woman will next week. Testimony froro the 42-year·old victim helped convict Costa MeM carpet lDltaDer Eric Wayne BenDett of raping her, and~ and kilting • L8guDe HWi WQIMD, a.m.tt. 25. ti apected to be MDteliaMI Wedneiday tor the ,..,... ...... torc.eble oral cop. ..... .....,, rob'*Y and odaiir 1t•11 ... t tOOk p&ec'8 In M• mtrwlOttobsol '"'· Aa 0....,. CoualY.~ Court ,., -..... wbltt'9 !It the killer loses his life or his free- dom. •1 am grateful that be won't be out among us," the rape Vlctim said. The woman, wtlo won't be identified in thJs article, said she had flash of anxiety before the jury dealt guilty verdict5 to Ben· nett on Monday. lt was then she realtted b could walk, no matter how convincing the evidence. • c hadn't even considered the poH t>ility that be could be acquitted anid beck on the ~ until twJ cW'bwatiom, • lhe Mid. Now thlt the trial ti °"'· the vkUm, ......, an attorney, Mid ibe wantlid to CGIM forwutt to thaDk the· Coeta Mela Polk9 '~-~ ...... ua counq""' •· ~ ~~--.IO-wmtto ... ,._. ·A1~....,---~ .....,~ .......... the c6ile1. Dow IO .... FM>AV. AUGUSTt, 19M check it out . Heat up the summer t with a great whodunit For lazy days on the sand, when the body's sluggish but the mind craves adventure, who doesn't love a great wbodunnit? Among the recent favorites ot library staff are the following tales of murder and mayhem, all in the protective custody of Newport Ubrarie~. • •A Gathering of Saints• by Christo- pher Hyde. History shapes this fictional lhrlller set during the London blitz. Against this dark backdrop, Scotland Yard investi- gator Morris Black pur- . sues, a psychopath sus- . pected of murders that occur before Hitler's raids. · British intelligence, Nazi codes, a beautiful American agent and such real people as James-Bond-creator Ian Fleming and double agent Guy Burgess loom large in suspense leading to a heart-pounding conclusion. • •Blood Will Tell • by Dana Stabenow. Investigator Kate Shugak is lured back to Anchorage from her isolated cabin by her grandmother, a leader of her Native (lssociation, following the mysterious death of an association member. In her sixth adventure, the Alaskan sleutli unravels tribal politics and corrupt batUes over land and oil. From shooting a moose to reluctant trips to Nordstrom's, Shugak 1s a riveting heroine in this series addi- tion . .-----.. • "Firestorm• by l1 [UAn~ DUD Nevada Barr. Nature's ~ rrtU lt DftDD violence and man's cru- elty form the core of this wilderness story starring stalwart ranger Anna •Boat cleaner, who alleged he was discriminated against, must leave dock by Jan. 31. By John Canalis, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Appropri- ately, Jeny Mora's boat is named "Linger Longer." Mora is the man the NeWport Dunes Resort Marina took to court Tuesday in attempts to evict him for not keeping up bis boat and slip and running an onboard business. The 38-year-old boat cleaner alleged he was really being ousted from the upscale marina for being a poor Latino. Before the case went to trlal, attor- neys settled, giving Mora a short reprieve. He can dock at the marina until Jan. 31. He also gets three months of free rent and the right to clean his clients' boats after he moves. "I feel OK,• Mora said. "I feel kind of bad that I have to leave but they still want me out. They don't care for me.• The Dunes took the deal. "We did reach a settlement that's agreeable to both parties,•. said Manager nm Quinn. Tom Wells, attorney for the resort, said Mora was as ked to leave because of the poor condition of his vessel, not because of racism. ~ttomey Tom Padget, who repre- sented Mora in the case, said he is pleased with the settlement. He said he could not win his client perma- nent residency. f ~• f ~R ~ 1 Pigeon. After crawling away from a fire that blacke ns Lassen "They were fairly adamant that they wanted Jerry to leave,• Padget said. "What it boils down to is it's an older boat and they wanted him out.• MARC MAATIN I OAl.Y Pl.OT Jerry Mora sits next to the boat he's lived on for the past five yean at the Newport Dunes Marina. ._ ____ .. National Forest, Pigeon becomes enmeshed in the aftermath of a cohort's death, not by fire but by a knife wielded by one of the c;urvivors marooned on a mountain after the blaze. Padget said · Mora is better off moving from where he is not want- ed. Mora currently is looking into slips in Dana Point. He will miss the Dunes. is an honest man who would get out of bed in the middle of the night to help marina tenants dock their boats. modest, was in acceptable condition. "It was an older boat but some people have more money than oth- ers,• he said. "What they're losing far outweighs what they'll gain mon- etarily by putting someone else in the slip.• "Basic~y. do you really want to live someplace where the landlord doesn't want you?" Padget asked. "The neighbors all love me," he said. "They back me up 100%.• Don Peters, a former marina resi- dent vouched for that. He said Mora "He's one of the nicest, polite, helpful neighbors a person could have,• Peters said. Peters said Mora's boat, though • "The Alienist· by Caleb Carr. Pub- lished two summers ago, this fast-paced adventure portrays New York's tarnished Gilded Age, peopled with corrupt COP.S and flamboyant gangsters'. There are cameo appearances of historical figures, as well, in a spirited saga pitting a mur- derer against a psychiatric Sherlock Holmes. • "Original stn• by P.D. James. Com- mander Adam Dalgliesh returns in this t 3th yam by Baroness James, this time lo solve mysteries that begin with the mur- der of the ruthless director of a London publishing house. A spurned mistress, a re1ected author, the symbolic Thames 1tseU and two subordinate detectives attracted to one another are among the CITYSIDB Authorities say don't be tricked by scam Costa Mesa police are warning residents and businesses to ignore scam artists who claim to be selling tickets to a police magic show. The callers are not from the Costa Mesa Police Department. They try to sell tickets to the bogus event for $25, a department statement says. Whittier law school move bolsters ,local legal community players in this accom- plished detective novel. Knives• by P.F. Chisholm. An engaging protagonist based on a cousin of Queen Eliza- beth I is the central fig- ure of this tale of treachery in Eliza- bethan England. The brilliant portrayal of 16th century domestic and public life is as absorbing as a plot involving dishon- est rivals and raiders intent on making ' off with the hero's married sweetheart. • "Cadillac Jukebox" by James Lee Burke. Revenge, ambition and blackmail are unleashed when a Louisiana redneck is convicted of killing a prominent black civil rights leader nearly 30 years after the crime occurred. In this ninth Dave Robicheaux adventure, the sheriff's deputy is drawn into a plot involving the mob, a Mexican drug operation and a hired killer, all dueling to a satisfying finale. • a.ex rr OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public library. This week's column is by Susan Warren. Anyone who receives such calls is asked to report it to the department's economic crime unit at 754-5294. -By John Canalls Fall enrollment dips at OCC Orange Coast College showed a dip in enrollment for the fall semester, which starts on Monday, Aug. 19. As of Aug. 5, 18,80§ students had registered for fall classes. Student enroliinent is down 1.2% from the same date in 1995. Students may register for fall classes by touch-tone tele- phone through Tuesday, Aug. 13. Drop-in registration will continue through Friday, Aug. 23 in the Admissions and Records Office. Office hours are Monday through Thursday from B a.m. to 7 p .m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The college is locat- ed at 2701 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. Call 432-5772. OCC library's 'Friends' choo'se officers The Friends of Orange Coast College's Ubrary have elect- ed officers for the 1996-97 school year. The 250-member organization offers volunteer and finan- cial support for the Norman E. Watson Library. Newport Beach resident Christine A. Edwards will serve her second term as president. Pat Hadden of Newport Beach will be first vice president and program chair. Idamae Keily, also of Newport Beach, will be second vice president and membership chair. Costa Mesa resident June Lauterback will serve as treasurer for the 10th consecutive year. Kathryn Stanberry of Costa Mesa will be recording secretary. Hunt- ington Beach resident Jacquie Dvorman will be correspond- ing secretary. • Decision to move to Costa Mesa has seen applications rise. By John Canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -What a diller- e nce a county makes. Whittier Law School's decision to move from Los Angeles to Cos- ta Mesa has sparked major inter- est from applicants as well as the local legal community at a time when law school applications nationwide are down, officials said. Judges and lawyers are expressing interest in the poten- tial for local clerks and interns attending a school accredited by the American Bar Association. Omage County's other law schools, Western State University in Fullerton and Chapman Uni- versity in Orange do not have ABA approval. The nod from the ABA is a feather in any law school's cap because it means gu~tes can practice in all 50 st~ after graduation, providing they pass local bar exams. Non-ABA graduates can only READUl5 HQTUttE O.lly Pilot. P.O. 80J( 1560, CoN WBA11 642-6086 Mesa, CA. 92626. Cof¥1ght: No Record your comments •bout news stories, Illustrations, ~ the O.lly Pilot or news tips. rial mattw Of~ ~1\MES way to an afternoon ' VOL to, NO. 180 herein CM\ be reproduced with-Newport Beach of dHr to partly ADDR£SS out Wf1mn pennbslon of copy-7(),'65 cloudy sides. right QWn«. B•lboa 11tOMAS H. JOHNSON. Out .ctdress Is 330 W. hy St., 7°"65 TIDES cosu Mew, C..llf. 92627. HOW TO BEAOt US PublttMt' Costa Mesa -.LIAM lOIOILL. 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Mlt~ Seclond loW m .. alilll .... .,, '°' =-~~ s ,,., moflllh. sand ct.. ~CooMnwnlty ....... w 15 '°'°" "& t:JI p.m. 2.J -=· =:••C..Mlll.CA •ftMIMlmlr~ • d&dUoot SeclOnd high Include .......... .._,I.....,.,........,. end CIO ........ 7:47 p.m. 5.1 ....... LNler: ~ .... ... lof,ilf tllla)flOITMAS; ............. ........ of) ---.~-Tiit ............. .., ... ,. ........... ~ --=-OlleQ •rn-..~ n. ... ,Dft~Mm .-e.110&.• .......... doudl .. practice in California. Classes begin Aug. 19 at Whit- tier's temporary facility in Irvine. The new campus at 3333 Harbor 1997. "I am just delighted that an ABA accredited school such as Whittier has decided to come to Orange County,• said Jennifer Keller, president of the 6,000- member Orange County Bar Association. Orange County, after all, is one of the most populous areas in the country without an ABA school. Other untapped markets include Las Vegas and San Bernardino. Only first-year students will meet at the Irvine f adlity. Sec- ond-and third-year students will still meet in Los Angeles unW next year. Te Orange County lawyers and judges, Whittier's move promises the possibility of law clerks and interns with an accredited education. •we've been encouraged by the Orang~ County legal com- munity,• said Whittier spokesman Bob Arp said. "We've had law firms and stu- dents contact us about wanting "We've had law firms and students contact students as clerks ... " -BOB ARP • our students as clerks.• Though Whittier has found its niche, Western State and Chap· man are also vying for ABA approval. Exact numbers are not avail- able, but Alp Mid applications seem to be increasing "1nce the school decided to move to Orange County. Tuitlon deposits from students are up -40% alone this year, he said. •• And appllcatioos an bOlding strong in an era when they are down nationwide. Arp added. The law achool i.I attUiated with Whittier College, a llDAll lib- eral arts campus in mburban Southeast Los Angel•. Tbe c0l- lege is best known u tbe alma mater of former president and Orange County resident Richard Nixon. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1996 . Tfiere's tliiS place in Wyoming that won't drive you buggy Ne~rt coUld soak up oil spill settlement cash ClaUIOll. ·'1'bat bam't 'tiem agreect.• ... Sbe Mid tM .-iKW ...... reach a eetdeiiialat •llM!Gpt themtelv• u to hOw to divvy the funds after ~ty fees and attorneys' fees are deducted. ... You've played the game before. Someone at the dinner table who's enjoying a touch of beaujo- lais euphoria suggests, "You just won the big lottery; where would you choose to live?• I have heard my friends pro- ject themselves into a hillside villa in Italy's Tuscany region or a ram- bling cbateau in the Napa Valley. And many, many will con~end that they would secure for them- selves the best property money could buy in Newport Beach because it doesn't get any better than this and because here there aren't all those bugs that other parts of the country have and here the weather isn't oppressive and here they can surf in the mominQ and ski in the atternoon and go to Disneyland at night. Blah, blah, blah. How boring, I think. And they all usually know what I am going to say when it is my turn and they feel equally · bored and yet amused by my Lit- tle House on the Prairie relocation specifications. HI want a large piece of land in a small'town, a small we5tem town with ~usty streets and views of majestic mountain ranges. Give me a running river just beyond the front porch of my elegant old log home and .... " "What about the bugs?" my Newport Beach friends will begin. "Gawd, the bugs would be miser- able. You don't know how good we've got it here without all those flying bugs.• And I wonder to myself, what's with the bugs. They badger me about the inclement weather I'll have and wonder where I'll find a good restaurant in such as podunk town as I'm describing. Another glass of wine and they're singing "Home on the Range" and sug-.. 1 "' --;---• •4 . ' \ . ·:. peggy normandin gesting that I don't sell my home in Costa Mesa "just yet." Yuk, yuk, yuk. Poor souls, I ponder, they couldn't possibly understand what I'm talking about. They've never been to Dubois, Wyoming. Here is a town of 895 people stitched into a landscape of mountains, pine forests, wildflow- ers, rivers, lakes and badlands just around the bend from the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Park. There are bugs, yes, and there is weather, sure, but there is harmony and beauty and space. I have enjoyed the privilege of visiting Dubois four times over the last six years because it is my par- ent's summer home. They reside there in a log cabin on the Wmd River three months out of the year and have given my husband Jim, my three boys and me with a taste of the American good lit~ ... as it should be. The town of Dubois is several long blocks fashioned in faded Old West facades and run by peo- ple, young and old, privileged or not, who seem happy to meet you .. There you will find a dress shop, an Indian artifacts gallery, a STEAM CLEANING AVAILABLE sod.a foWltain, a five star restau- rant, a great local newspaper, a meat locker, a book store, an out- standing museum and a Peed Barn where the manager also might sell you one of the original welded lamps he designs in his back room out of odds and ends he finds around the grounds of •The ~eem~t with an oil refining company must still be approved in court, but wOuld give the state, COWlty and two cities $4.15 million to share. ln ~ 1990, an Ameri-.. can 1\'eder oil tanker att~V, : : to moor at a Golden Welt tmmi-.. t nal off HUD~ Beadl ran .. ! aground, dwnping 400,000 gal: ·,. lons of aude oil into the ocean. local ranches. · By i&llle Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT ~EACH -City Q(fidels bave reached a tentattve eettlem8ilt with one ol the com- panies believed responsible for the 1990 oil spill that blackened local beai:hes. Newport Beach filed suit against Golden West Refining Co. along with the state, the county and the dty ol Huntirig- ton Beach in 1991. The tentative agreement would supply the agencies with a total of $4.15 million. The agreement still requires court approval, and Newport offi~a.ls aren't looking to receive money any time soon. "We don't know yet how much we would receive," said Assistant City Attorney Robin The oil spread 15 miles ~-- coastal beaches, which tooi • months to clean. '4 Even if the Golden West law-• 1 l suit is settled in Orange Cdunty · Superior Court later tbis month,.. • Newport Beach has anothef r - pending lawsuit against the owner of the tanker, American 'D"ading. · What they don't have in DuQois is private schools. I didn't notice a gym. There is no movie theater or car spa. And most notably there is no. apparent rush to be the first or the best or the smartest or the thinnest. But ID4ybe that is how I choose to see tfuiigs when I visit Dubois because there I am on vacation, living in my parents' home, well taken care of, at peace with the world. Balboa Pier next to close at midnight I believe this town has a little bit of everything good. In bal- ance. There is even a future busi- ness opportunity. Quite promi-. nently positioned in the middle of town is a large, handsome aban- doned general store named "Wel- ty's. • • City action comes as officials look for ways to keep }?oth piers clean. During my time in Dubois I have heard many speculations as to why it was abandoned with inventory intact and why the Wel- tys aren't doing anything with it. It is a gorgeous old structure framed in varnished logs and smacking of 1940's American cul- ture. Everytime I pass it, I like to peer through its large picture windows and imagine what the store will look like when Jim and the boys and I are running it. After we win the lottery. • PEGGY NORMANDIN is a Costa Mesa resident. He< column appears Friday. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot BALBOA PIER -Fishermen will have to reel 'em in by mid- night and pack it up until dawn as the Balboa Pier becomes the second one in the city with restricted hours. A gate will keep the Balboa Pier closed to the public effective tonight, from midnight to 5 a.m. in an effort to deter vandalism and reduce the litter and fishing debris that accumulate on both the Newport and Balboa piers. i No matter what you're doing. your hometown newspaper FITS IN... Daily Pilot Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $100/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS . Corporations. partnerships, mergers, acqu1s1t1ons, buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Evictions. foreclosures, easements, tule disputes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Admm1strallon LEGAL =OPTIONS The closure was effective at the Newport Pier starting JuJy 19. The city's decision to close the two piers came after months of study and contention between anglers -who wanted to protect their fishing rights -and mer- chants and residents, who want to preserve the piers and keep them clean even if it meant ban- ning fishing all together. City Manager Kevin Murphy said the closure will not only curb the vandalism and litter problem, but allow city crews ' time everyday to clean the fish guts and debris and do an occa- sional steam cleaning of the pier itself. The long-time image of the beach and the pier is a reflection on the city, Murphy said, and if it appears to visitors to be a mess ' ' and not well taken care of that is a negative reflection. As the public gets used to the pier closing, Newport Beadl police will help clear the pier and educate the public about the, new hours without any heavy enforcement, police said. .FREE CONDlnONINC TREATMENT WITH SERVICE Perm & Cut $45 Reg. $65 Weave & Cut $45 Reg. $65 Men's Cut $15 With dl$ w. ~ far Exln . ~a.cm !Wy • Scmli Nm lnduled • ~·t uc oaly proftaieaai pro'9tts: Coldwell • Redktn • Paul Mitchtll • Nmus • Stba5tian • FramtSI f I FRtDAY, AUGUST 9, 1996 INVENTOR'S FOMJM ~-4~=-==~!!!!~~=~:t--Tlii Oianqe Cout C:Ollege'a Commun.t~ Education Center pretents "Profit Through Invent· tnq, • a monthly sem1nar ottered from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in Room 101 ot OCC'a Sdenoe Lecture Hall. The cost ts SS for members and St5 for non-memben. For more tntormatton, oall 432-5880. WEIRD SOENCE Six through 9-ye.ar-old.I can learn scientific concepts In two, new two-week classes, •Through the Magnifying Lem,• from 9 to 11 a.m. and "Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubbles· from 1 to 3 p.m. ottered by the Newport Beach Communi- ty Services Department at Cliff Drive Park in Newport Beach. Preregistration is required and the cost is $29 for each class. For more infonnation, call 644-3151. ·ouvER1· Creative Magic Youth Theater presents "Oliveri" the stage adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel, "Oliver 1\vist, • at 7 p.m. at Estancia High School, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. The cost is $5 to $10. For more information, call 536-8625. TRUNK SHOWS Join the Gitt Gallery depart- ment at Nordstrom South Coast Plaza as they present •Home 1\'1eet Horne" trunk show from 3 to 8 p.m. Meet Janice Young and view her collection of hand-paint- t><l budhouses at 3333 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The Fashion Jewelry depart- nwnt presents a personal appear- unce and trunk show by designer Lori Gincig of Lori Lori Jewelry Jrom 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information on either shows, call 549-8300. JAZZ QUINTET "The Dan St. Marseille Quin- tet· will play the sultry sounds of tratlJtionaJ jazz for free from 11:30 d.m. to J :30 p.m. dt Harbor View Center on the corner of San Miguel Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road in Newport Beach. For more IJlfonnation, call 854-3779. SAILING STORIES · Sailor and stand-up comedian, Holly Scott, will share hilarious sailing stori~ this summeQ. at the annual "Barbecue Lecture Serles" from 7:30 to 9 p .m. at Orange Coast College's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway. The cost is $11. For more informa- tion, call 645-9412. INTERNET Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce presents a free workshop on "Marketing and Making Money on the Internet" from 7:30 to 9 a .m. at 1470 Jam- boree Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 640-4789. SIDEWALK SALE The Newport North Center is having a •sizzling Summer Side- walk Sale• from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . on the comer of MacArthur and Bison in Newport Beach. Por more information, call 854-3779. SATURDAY . CASINO NIGHT The Oasis Center presents "Casino Night" from 5 to 9 p.m. to raise funds for future programs at the center. Guests will receive $100 in chips to play blackjack, roulette and craps at 800 Mar- guerite in Corona del Mar. The cost is $20 in advance and $25 at the door. For more infonnation, call 644-3244. TIWMCSHOW TIM p..::;;~c-;-Jew91rf-;:--~-::--~_ ment at Nordllrca ~ Cout Plaza preMlltl • Yly Raebel trunk show from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Came meet the ~ and view her tall col1ectioo "' cut crylte1 pieces at 3333 Bristol St., Ca.ta Mela. Por more Information. call 549- 8300. lOTH REUNION Corona del Mar High School. class of 1966 wU1 be hokling a clus reunion a\ 5 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, 15th Street, on the bay, in Newport Beach. Por more information, call 759-6681. 'f'1' TIMBUKTU Timbulctu Folk and nibal Art offen a jewelry making class for 8-year-olds and up at 11 a.m. at 1661 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. A $2 donation will be requested and RSVP is a must. For more information, call 650-7473. GARAGE SALE The Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach has announced that it will hold its fifth •Garage Sale" from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ensign Inter- mediate School, 2000 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. Proceed will go toward the youth assistance pro- gram and participants are wel- come to donate furniture, appli- ances, ga.mes. toys, etc. For more information, call 640-7538. ·ouveR1· Creative Magic Youth The- ater presents •oliver!• the stage adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel. •Oliver Twist,• at 2 and 7 p .m . at Estancia High School, 2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. The cost is $5 to $10. For more information. call 536-8625. JIM NOONAN CPA MY TAX MAN '~ EXTENSIONS TO OCTOBER 723-1031 Summer Stile Ml CASA nuc:KSHOW The •California 1Nck Jam- boree,· the ndonl pr..m.e vm- tage and cuaom truck exhibition, wtD c:eJebrate HI tOtb annivenary when it retW'DI to the Orange County fairgroundt from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Colt.a Mesa. The COit 11 S12 for adults, SS tor 1.lx to 12 year old.a and free for children under m. Por mo.re information, call 364-1745. COMMEMORATION The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County and the Yid- dish Culture Cl'!b will joinUy commemorate the martyrs who were 24 of the leading Soviet- Jewisb wrtters, poets and inte)lec- tual public figures that were exe- cuted under Joseph Stalin's con- trol in 1952. The free program is at 2 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St.,. Cos- ta Mesa. For more information, call 755-0340 MONDAY CAREER FOCUS McCue Associates presents •Where Are You Going?" an introduction to lite purpose, career direction and action, at 4570 campus Drive No. 60, New- port Beach. 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CONTINUED FROM 1 reports is only the first of many •Reuse Alternative A: The coo- steps in a Long process in which struction at the base would be the public's input is critical. agency completed and available foi: dvil- spokeswomen said. ian passenger and cargo service The public has 45 days to give betWeen years 2000 and 2005, their input on the two documents. according to the report. A series of six public meetings, to Under this plan John Wayne be held around the county, are would no longer serve commercial scheduled during that time. · passengers, or handle air cargo in By mid-November the El Toro , 2020. John Wayne will make a Reuse Planning Environmental transition from a passenger and Management Agency would like cargo airport to a private aviation to make a recommendation for the ·airport. This transition will occur base use lo the county Board of 'over time as aviation activity Supervisors. City officials plan to increases at the El Toro airport. release a formal statement on the • Reuse Alternative B: The base report today:-would be used for cargo and pri- , The base covers approximately vate flights exclusively. These 4,740 acr~. primarily in unincor-flights would decrease at John porated area dominated by the Wayne as passenger activity existing airfield, and is slated to reaches its capacity, an estimated close in 1999. 15 million by 2020. The number of The three base alternatives pre-passenger gates would increase sented in the document all include from 14 to 35 by 2020. The total a 998-acre habitat reserve, a goU output, or revenue generated. is course, light industrial and com-$5.7 billion. The jobs generated mercial use. will be 64 ,200 by the year 2045. The document lists Community • Reuse Alternative C: A variety Reuse Plan, or alternative A, a full. of non-aviation uses including res- , service commercial airport with idential, a theme park, sports com- international Oights, as the "pro-' 'plex and expansion of goU courses posed project• for the base. and transportation center. John This project is environmentally Wayne would expand to maxi- favorable because it results in the ,mum capacity. Keeping all com- lowest air pollutant emissions mercial, private and cargo flights. because of the relocation of the The lotal output, or revenue gen- military operdtions, and a slight erated, is $4.2 billion. The jobs , reduction in regional motor vehi-generated will be 55,100 by the cle traffic, according to the report. year 2050. 4 I • :ooNORS :CONTINUED FROM 1 . I California Edison plan The stadium, located at the ·corner of 16th Street and Irvine :Avenue behind Newport Har-• bor High School, is used for football games fo r all district high schools and various other ·sports at Newport Harbor. One of the more crucial :components of the plan is to ·restrict the field for football ·and varsity soccer games. School officials said they are looking for other athletic fields where Newport Harbor's teams can practice and junior varsity teams can play. The school district curre ntly is reseeding the field and adjusting the sprinkler system to prepare the field for fall foot- ball games . RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. WMte Your Dolor Cove11 Morel 1922 HAR90R llVD., COSTA MESA · s.8-1156 Free Motorola Pager (with ... .d) Call For Detaile Pacific P•ling 2206 ewport Bml. 6-2080 RUSSIA CONTINUED FROM 1 said 16-yea.r-old Dennis Spiri- donov. While they didn't buy much at the mall, they snapped plen- ty of pictures. And one child became the center of the group's attention when he pur- chased a pair of new Nike ath- letic shoes. The visitors seemed impressed with the variety of activities offered locally. "I like the magnificent build- ings, the skyscrapers. the great enterainment centers, and bathing in the (ocean) waves,• scud one of the children named - 1 ST ANNIVERSARY SALE Discover big savings on discontinued rug styles and sizes, sisal rugs and all Karastan products. HEMPHILL'S I RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa We'll Pay You .· Thrift & Loan Association TO LOSE WEIGHT AND CELLULITE TOO! LOOK GREAT IN YOUR BATHING SUIT ... FAST! Approved & Recommended b 1 ... ~ National DIETER'S COUNC ii. 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"It is very hard to get in the habit of eating America food; it's not like what I eat in Rus- sia,• said Anna Dioukareva, 18, the oldest member of the group. Entranced with American culture, Dennis emphasized the kindness he had fell during his trip. "ln America, people are very friendly," he said. "When some- one asks for help, everyone will help." And that was demonstrated in force at the Arches, where owner Dan Marcheano had gathered representatives of the JAal IN-111 lllDEJIODOCl DAY (P'G-131 UCAP£ FfUIM LA IRI CHAii llOCl"* (PC·131 A T• TO lllU (RI JACll (Pl-131 lsLANOCINEM,•s ,,, ...... , .... ~ ~ ...... c .. "' H NEWPORT SCH • 17141 6'0·1718 Ru.utan children file lnto landmark restaurant The Arches to get a taste of Newport Beach while on their first vtslt to the United States. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Newport Beach Police and the Orange County Sheriff's depart- ments to greet the guests. Asked about major differ- ences between American and Russian children. Marcheano could find none. "They're regu- lar kids, just nice young peo- ple,• he said. Anna easily summed up alliances between the two cul- tures. "We have the same prob- lems, the same interests, listen to the same music as people here,· she said. "I liked this trip very much. I wish more kids would get the opportunity to travel to other countries. I think it 1s necces- sary for future communication between countries." PttEIOMHOll I I JACK (f'C·13} SlftllCOP CR) INDEPUIOHCE DAY IPCM31 THE F~RS (RI CM• RUCTIOll jPG-131 A TI• TO lllU (RI CHAii RUCTIOIJPCH31 ,...,... l"GI JACl,.l:;.131 ESCAPE LA 11'1 Tit( lllTTY "8FUSGI lf'G.13) COUUlf _. Flfll 11'1 : PARK PLACE 10 'iivl~'i ~ ·:.( ~aa I UN,11ERS/TY r ... 'D• · °'' ,., UC1 If, IRVINI • • •I ~ 1811 ' FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1996 VICTIM CONTINUED FROM 1 windows open. , "Au conditioning would have saved me,• she said. •11 l bad even a wmdow air conditioning unit, my door would have been closed and locked .• Her testimony bad the jwy iD tears and was a crucial element of the prosecutor's case. Though it led to a victory in the courtroom, the trauma has changft(I the course of her life. She no longer wants to practice law. "I couldn't handle the con- llict, " she said She has VlStead written an .fiUtobiograpb.y and a fictional screenplay. She hopes to sell the works, and also is looking into a career as a book agent •My JOb now is to determine how to get back into the work- force,• she said. Put a bug in someone's ear. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5611 SONY PICTURES CLASSICS PRESENTS ACROSS THE SEAOFTIME • FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 19'6 i -c CONTINUED FROM 1 =o be the best 3.5 player bad ever faced. And since she's a woman, I thought about ottering to play left-banded to kind of even things up but decid- ed to check out her game first. I was greeted by Ken Stuart, who a year ago moved his highly successful Palisades Tennis Club to the moribund John Wayne Club and turned it into a place that crackles with vitality. He was explaining to me that By now I had another prob~ lem rd left my hearing-aid in place so I could hear ber on the court, and my copious sweating had shorted it out. So J had to explain to her as we talked after~ ward that my quotes might be a little imprecise. "No problem,• sbe said. Even so, I 'll pass along the gist rather than the exact words. She told me that she bad been play- ing tennis since she was six, that • she began to get an idea of how good she was when she was 10, and since then she has been at it pretty Palisades bas more 5.0 players than any club in the nation when Undsay appeared on the scene. I learned over the next hour that she does everything without ostentation. Except, maybe, play tennis. So then I said: much "full time." She has paid a price in other inter- ests for this but so far, at least, the carrot has been worth the price. She's a tall, lanky girl with a ready smile, an affable manner and a total lack of affecta- tion. Her mantra, on this morning, at least, was •No problem.· She was wearing a tennis shirt that said on the front, "Weaker Sex• and on the back. "Your Serve Big Boy.· "OK, I'm Sanchez Vi.cario and you're serv- ing tor the match in Atlanta. 11 (Davenport) said, "Are you sure you want to do that?" ... " She graduated high school two years ago in Murietta, where her parents presently live.She I told her I was there repre- senting all of the weekend tennis players -male and female -who go through life wondering if they could stand up to the strokes of world class players, and we would all be much obliged if she would hit with me. bypassed college for the pro ten· nis circuit because it offered a "good living· -which may now be a massive understatement. She doesn't agree with reports about backbiting among the women on the pro circuit and says that it is mostly "fun" -even though she hadn't been home in more than three months. The Oly1np1cs offered a series of highs from the opening cere- moruPs on, but the greatest high of all was the gold medal cere- mony "No problem." she said. All oJ lhJs was delivered affa- bly with no suggestion of impa- tience, although her attention We hit for about 15 minutes, and I decided not to bring up the left-handed thing. But r was thin.king. "Hell, this isn't so bad." So I suggested we play a few games, and she said, "No prob- lem.• I didn't win any points, but l did manage to keep the ball in play. So then I said: "OK. I'm Sanchez Vicario and you're serv- ing for the match in Atlanta.· She said, ·Are you sure you want to do that?• I wandered when a series of young men, with whom she seemed to have an easy relation- ship, passed by. I assured her the same rules applied but I would serve. She put my first two serves away but I managed to keep her return m play briefly on the last two. Then I asked her just to serve to my forehand, but I still couldn't get the damned thing back. By that time 1 was drenched in sweat, and it was clear the only way we I could have a game Wds if she Bc>lore we parted, she promised me that she would dlways be kind on the tennis court to all 3.5 players with hear- ing problems I couldn't help noticing as I left that she was sweating generous- ly, too. OK. it was a hot day. 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Glendale Federal Bank Rainbow Disposal Price Costoo Souplantatlon Mimi's Cafe 2 Y98r'S The Orange County Register Diedrich Cate Great Western Bank Lefet>vrw Advertising lmpenai Thrfft and Loan PUBLIC SAFETY AWARDS HELP FUND CPR PROGRAM The Chamber's 33rd Annual Public Safety Awards hefd on Juty 12; tor the first time honored the Costa Mesa Fire Department personnel as well as those from the pol!Q.e department. Two hundred people attending the luncheon at ttl8 Westin South Coast Plaza were · entertained by guest emcee Tom Hatten, former host of the "Popeye" and ·Famlty Alm Festival" tefeVtslon shows. Proftt from tNsyear's awards luncheon will be donated to help fund the CPR Certtflcatloo program created by the CMFD Paramedics for each of the high schools In Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. Thanks to the aponsorshfp of the following, as well as the membef'a of CM900, the Chamber will be able to contribute $3,000 to the CPR program. 76 Products Automobile Club of So. CA Baker Equipment Rentals Balboa Instruments Bank of Yoroa Linda C.J. Segeratrom & Sons Continental Cablevision Dally Piiot EPE Technologies, Inc. FHP Heelthcete Golden Truffle The Grant Soya Grant Optometric L.SA Aaeoclatee Metro Pointe at South Coast South Coast f'taza South Coast Toyota Theodore Robins Ford Triangle~ Union Bank WMtkl SoUth COMI Plaza COST/\ MES/\ TOURISM If a picture II ~ a ltWMMCI wordl, • thi photo-Med broCNn recentfy rlfHlld by the C... ..... lbwtllft W "9mot1ort CoUnol (CMTPC) lholJ6d do a tot of Ullkll'IQ to V9Cat1onn llnd traW1 ~on.,.._ of Colla Mw •a to&* dlelinlltion. TM eigt1t-S*Mtd. fouM)olor btocftn prtllnll In wordl Ind ....... cu wot1d ct9ie lh()pplng, fine oulbftt lnltlMtone, top~ reawdollll ~Ind......, ..... 'We .. IO ONlllll .,.._,...,. Willalilnl ...... Mild rwne MOOgnlllal1 tor Colla~· Mid 8111• ..._ CUTPC pr'llldant and Ill*"' mm1111r of the Aid Liiii Haill. Avrlt11*~titCMTPC,Coila.._Gu1 .. olOamn-., Ind I tUftblr of Chic Ind~ Ollll 'J Mn Who,.,,,_ ,...... ....... OOll8 Miia--. n. ...................... lOlncMdulllOl .... pttf ll'Gl-11 lll¥WoMlllllll•---.. Clly. Fot..-.•illlw1llll'&. .. CMTPCamtbeN1 .... 9IDI .. t'U'ltilr, ... 111 ·-~ , .. 1996 EVENTS CALENDAR Netwofilera Buelnesa LMda Luncheon 11 :45 am 0 Costa Mesa Country Club 1701 Golt Course Drive Bualnen BrMkfut-DARK Tht;r. Aug.8 -n..~.13 Wed. Aug. 14 Th&d. Aug. 15 Executtv. Commttt .. , 7:30 a.m. 0 Chamber Envlronmentlll -DAAK Tu-. Aug. 20 Wed.Aug. 21 Wed.Aug.28 SNEAK PREVIEW Board of Directors Luncheon Meeting 11 :45 a.m. 0 Mesa Verde CouQtry Club, 3000 Club House Road Amba ... dora CommtttM, Noon 0 Chamber Office Legislative Committee, Noon 0 Chamber Office After Hours Business Mixer 5:30 p.m. -7:30 p.m., The Cape Apartments at Metro Pofnte 1000 South Coast Orfve Bualneu Expo 0 lHangle Square Wednesday, September 25 $10 per person, tickets available from Ambassadors or through Chamber office' MEMBERS IN THE NEWS Stratoephere. a $550 mlion hotel, casino end a itel1alrmert OOIT1plex v.t1ich recentty opened In ~Vagas. has cho9en the Costa Mesa~ EPE -n.ct..ologlee. Inc.. A Sqlse D Compmiy, to Install Its advln:ed EPS 6000 ~Power &W/ end POWER..OOIC Power Mor;tomg and Control System. This wil help provide reliable power <istrbJHon to the complex's vast electrical systsn. Mer ahmt ten )'Ela'S of ownership of J.C. Cm1er' Co., the Veloz fcl'nt/ was entertanng the Idea of tuning the business CNer to Al60ra Capital Pa1ners. Howevf!r, 1lve months after ciscussions begcwl end after both pa'tles had l88Ched sn ageement In~ or the t8l'l'm at~ the Veloz flrnlly wtthc*8w from the proposed transaCtion, deciding Instead to contn.ie wonoog hard at enlarging the busiless. Bob Veloz, presld8f it of J.C. Qwter, Intends to stay Vel'f actl\/9 ii the compa-.y ll1til bJnlng over ownership of the~ by the end of the centuy. Dr. &neat Koslan. D.O.S.., joined the ChlWnber shortty after setti'lg up a general dentis1Jy practice ii Costa Mesa and was on the fist Ctanber Legislative Committee. November 1996 wl rT\lVk 40 yeEW'S of oontnJous practice In Costa Mesa and 37 Y9El'S of Ctanber membership. CongattJations. Dr. Kostlanl BUSINESS AND THE ENVIRONMENT Congratulations to the Red Uon Hotel which received the Costa Mesa Chamber's Environmental Recognition Award In June. The Red Lion Hotel has established Itself as a leader In energy conservation and recycling. Programs Include recycfing 75% of all cardboard and 100% of all landscape trimmlngs and green waste. The hotel also reuses 100% of all plastic barrels and Is strtvlng fOt' complete recycling of motor oil and flltef"S. Each year the Red Lion also participates In the Costa Mesa Christmas 1l'ee and the Telephone Book Recycling programs. Other effective hotel programs lnctude waste reduction of glass, cooking oils, paper, scrap metal and water. In 1995 alone, the Red Uon Hotel sent 612 fewer tons to ,local landfills. PLEASE MEET KAltNeen Cemplnl Che~ John Wayrw Airport 3151 Airway Avenue, K-101 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 7141252-5163 Air transportation to and from Orange County Is made easy at John Wayne Airport (SNA)'with approximately 240 daily air carrier arrivals and departures to 25 direct, non-stop U.S. destinations. In addition, many people and corporations also rely on the extensive general aviation and all cargo air services provided at John Wayne Airport. Serving more than 7 million annual passengers and contributing more than $3.5 billion annually to Orange County's economy, John Wayne Airport Is an important transportation and economic asset. Travelers overwhelmfngly give John Wayne Airport very high marks for flight frequency and availability, variety of airlines, avaltablllty of parking. slgnage and convenience. Bob G111nt. Managing Partner o.loltte & Touche LLP. 695 Town Center Drive, Suite 1200 Costa Mesa. CA 92626-9978 714/436-7138 714/436-7200 FAX lntemetleruppOdttus.com Deloltte & Touche LLP. Is the premier provider of accounting, tax and business advlsOty services in Orange County. We are the largest professional S8IVlces firm In the county with more than 500 people. Being No. 1 means our clients benefit from more resources -more experts and more specialties Professionals skilled in disciplines such as Information technology benefits & compensation. litigation support, valuation, and management ~ltlng ate available to provide S81'Vlces to complement traditional audit and tax Ml'Vloee. JoenAlleon Alhon Menn. 1555 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 7141642~BOAT 714/650-0541 FAX Alllson Mlrlne'w goal Is to help customers get out on the water and erijoy famUy fun. We cany a large llne of trallerable fishing boats -both aluminum and fiberglass as well as Johnson outboard motOfa. ~are the lwgeet Johnaon dealer In the WestO. Addlflonally, we aetVlce all makee and model8 perform werrantee and fibefglass wOl'k. Our dealership hat bMtl awarded ' !;:, E~ award by Johnson motons. And of OOOl'M, we Mil perta I<.-P. Dleckhoff .....Mmglo Gitt ~ fof tpeelal occasions, C>OfPC)r9te events, end hOlldaya 71o4/842-<$238 A blr'lhdey7 A w.ddlng or .nniverury? 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Ol ll .. 1• .. •• EYE-OPENER Tennis tourney could include Lindsay. and Keri. --__;;a.-=u_.;;;.o TE OF THE DA y -We'l'8 /wplrig Lindsay D<wenpori ls going to play but now t.ltal : .. sluJ has won th8 Olgmpics. w mighl be t.oo busy for us ... • ~ -TOURNAMENT QIAJRMAN SHIRU!Y O'CONNOR .... I I IS it 'bye,' or 'bye-bye' to Lindsay for to111·ney?:~ • Opening week bye would leave a potential berth for her in tourney. ·ay Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Uthe draw for the 15th annual Vic Braden/CHOC Padrinos Tennis Festival can accommodate Lindsay Davenport with a bye the opening week- end, it appears the Olympic gold medalist:. in women's tennis at·the Atlanta Games will play in the highly popular charity dou- bles event next month. Davenport, coached full-time by Robert Van't Hof of the Palisades Tennis Club, would team with her mentor in the mixed open divislon if her schedule permits her to play. · •There's some hope, but I don't know if we're both going to be here," Van't Hof said. •If we're here, we'll give it a try. I..iiidsay's home for two weeks after the U.S. Open (which starts later this month), then the Fed- eration Cup is the third week after that." Davenport, 20, is a member of the U.S. Federation Cup team that will play Spain for the title in Atlantic City Sept. 28-29. Spain features Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, whom Davenport defeated in the gold-ntedal match at the Atlanta Games last Friday. "We're hoping Llndsay Davenport is going to play, but now that she has won the Olympics, she might be too busy for us," said Shirley O'Connor, first-year tourna- ment chairman of the CHOC Tennis Festi- val, which benefits Children's Hospital of Orange County, a regional pediatric center that treats children from birth to age 18, regardless of the family's ability to pay. Davenport is no stranger to the event, having won the women's .open division with Jolene Watanabe in 1992, then play- ing with Van't Hof to win the mixed open title in 1993, the last year Van't Hof -the tournament's most celebrated performer - competed in the event. Van't Hof won five consecutive men's open titles in the CHOC event with Tim Pawsat from 1989 to 1993, and won three mixed open championships in a row with three different partners (Anne White in 1991, Cammy MacGregor in '92 and Dav- enport in '93). •Robert and I won the mixed doubles before, and maybe we'll play again this year," said Davenport, who could not play the first weekend of the CHOC Tennis Fes- tival, because it's the same weekend as the Federation Cup, but she could be available for the event's final weekend (Oct. 4-6) when matches begin in the invitational open division. Davenport, a Newport Beach resident and charter member of the Palisades Club, is the top-rated American on the Women's Tennis Association Tour. Van't Hof, as well as her doubles partner, Mary Joe Fernan- dez, believes Davenport is on the verge of a breakthrough. She needs to consistently beat Vicario, Monica Seles, Conchita Martinez and Stef- fi Graf, who have dominated the tour the last thr~ years and against whom Daven- port-owned a 1-15 combined record before the Olympic Games. Graf did not play in the Olympics. "It's just a matter of time,· Fernandez has said of Davenport's anticipated break- through in singles. "It's experience. Once you make the first breakthrough, the rest comes easier. You have a little more confi- dence that you can do it." Davenport and Fernandez won the French Open doubles title this year. In sin- gles, Davenport has reached the quarterfi- nals four times in Grand Slam events. ... Lindsay Davenport -Davenport will be toasted Saturday ~ at Palisades TC I t'I not Ja.t a game of pas and Ctlltti, u can be verified by these co.ta. Mesa youngsten enduring the llnt day of drllls at TeWlnkle Park as a. 1198 Pop Warner football • .._gets under way. At right the day 11 lllllUDed up by a weary player wbo IM• a well·neecled break after the workout. Below, left. a pus lnlllnded for Brandon Clever, left. ls picked oll by defender Jerry Mollna In a cak:b/defeDd drill; lower right, a youag bopelal walls for a coach to give tbe llgnal before rolling over In defallh'e drtlls. Costa Mesa Pop Wanaer Includes the Cardinals (7-8), ~ (8, I and 10), Colts (9-10-11), Cbargen (10-12) and Cowboys (11-12-13), wttb cbeerleaden bl every the program tor late-comen. For more lnfonullon, contact the auodaUon's Presldeil~ Lou DeSandro at 440-9970. DON LEACH /DAILY PILOT . : • Newport Beach major ~ will add the city's stamp ~ of approvcil on Llndsay to : add to her list of honors . . : T he crowning ceremony for : Lindsay Davenport : following her gold-medal ! winning performance last Friday : in women's tennis at the Atlanta : Olympic Games will commence : Saturday night at the Palisades : Tennis Club. : In addition to the club's : doubles championship and : one-year anniversary : celebration, Davenport, age 20, : will be hqnored by the City of ! Newport Beach and Mayor John : Hedges when he presents : Davenport with a proclamation : at about 7:30 p.m . : Davenport will not be the • youngest to receive a • proclamation, according to : Hedges. ·1 think we gave a ! proclamation to the Newport : Harbor Speech and Debate team : last month." he said. : "She's been showered with all ~ the recognition any in~~~ual small effort on our part from her friends and neighbors." 0 • Some top-of-the-line open : players are former Vic : Braden/CHOC Padrinos Tennis : Festival champions, including Olympic gold-medal winner Davenport, Keri Phebus, Anne White, Kathy May, Robert Van't Hof, Rick Leach, Tim Pawsat, Jim Pugh, Phil Dent, Ross Case, Jon Leach and Kelly Jones. Pugh and May are slated to play mixed this year. • Jones is a former World ! TeamTennis MVP Award winner : of the now-defunct Newport • Beach Dukes. Van't Hof is the event's greatest champion with five men's open titles and three mixed open championships. The all-doubles format offers men's, women's and mixed play in open and NTRP divisions. • The CHOC event will feature : a pub party Sept. 27, in which ! players can sample beers while : watching the Alumni Grudge ! ~atch between USC and UC : Irvine. The player party is Sept. : 28, and a wine-and-cheese party : is Oct. 4. • Q Annual chatjty tou1ney at a high point : Speaking of WIT, Van't Hot. : who has been affiliated with the ~artin Aviation at John Wayne ! Sacramento Capitals for over a Airport. : dozen years -including their • Another potential entry is NCAA champion Keri Phebus as the CHOC beneficiary looms. By Rlcherd Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -First, it wu a new date, then it was a new dMlllon few novice players. NoW, It~ the 15th anDU• al Vic Braden/CHOC Padrinos n.u:dl Pellival, scheduled next rilicmth at 18¥81'81 dubl in Orange County, QCMilcl feature two of the mOlt proaUDent names tn ........... ~gold mlt•M UlldMy Devenpart and Kid ......... tbe fOl'll* Corona dlla• ltaDdout wbo won NCAA and cloublel titMI .. ,-.. ...... Wlllda .... bM • I .,., O'CoilDcir .,:;:w ...... Club, benefits Children's Hospital · of Orange County, a regional pediatric center that treats chil- dren from birth to age 18, regard- less of the family's ability to pay. It bas raised an estimated $500,000 to $600,000 for the CHOC Foundation since its inception at the Vic Braden Ten- nis College in Coto de Caza. Fol· lowing .rapid growth. the event's semiflMls and finals were moved to the former John Wayne 1\mnis Club, now the Paliaades Cub, of which Davenport is a charter member. UIUAlly played in late April and ~ May, tournament oftl. dall cbanged the date fOUowtng the 14th event in 1995. O'Connor Mid abO\it 18,000 wu railed for CHOC durtrig lut Septlmber'I CHOC Ute, a ICaled-dowli ftr· 1k1D ol the C>itgina1. birtD11tDG the 1915 donation total to ~'•boUt ld,000. ....... ~ ftmt s.pt. . 27-29 and Oct. 4-6 include NBTC, Palisades, Mesa Verde Tennis Club, Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club, Park Newport, Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Club, and the Racquet Club of Irvine, where the semifinals and fino1s will be played. RCI ls the largest facility in the area, a club where many Newport Beoch and Corona del Mar resi- dents are members. Mcnover, O'Oonnor and Den· ni• Claus, tbe event's former chairman, have e1tal>ll1hed a beginner cllvtsion for the first time. •we had 3.0t before til a rOund-rObin fOrmat, but we didil't get a lot of r8901lSe, ~Y becaUle IOID8 people dldn t feel c.unfor1able. 8"1"-fOl\e knoWI lt'I • ~ toUrnammt and nobOdy Wanted tO ba ~ID U.. tint roluDd.. Mkt :onnor, • VOi- .... for the 8"Dt. who by tnlde .. tbe aw fllnmdll Offtc.w' for Most tournaments today have ! bead coach for the past four a 3.5 National 1\mnis Rating Pro: : years -will be replaced as the gram ~vision, but seldom 3.0s. : Sacramento coach by Scott Beginning players have had a : Davis. tendency to shy away from tour-: Davis, a Corona del Mar naments because of nerves, and : resident and a Palisades coupled with the notion that ! membet, wa5 ranked No. 2 in the many legitimate 3.5 players •play : world m doubles with David Pate down,• novice players fortunes ! in J991, wben they won titles tn can be short and sweet in an : Sydnefi Chicago. w~ event as large as CHOC. ~hlcb is : and ~ Amtr. Open. Oil an equal playing field m tenns The wrr ...... ~ of pa.rtidp&tion to the Adoption p&a~ tn JUiy. ~ an Guild'~ l'b~t. "So we cnated a novice dlvi· 1lon, or 2.5. • O'Connor Mid. •People wbO bave played tn tome townamenta and have som• ~will play in the 3.0., _:~~~~::.,-::" :,:-2.5) ii for real novk.W, • =~--•IOllplr\. , ......... wbo hawll't played In a : 1 110~11111Y1~ tOumement; or oDtf tD one.• : ~=-=-IN9 ••1 •, ... .._ Tbere are cOolo&ation rounds : • • • , ~·• ..._ ,11 ...- (allo new) In bOtb round-robin : m-.. • 1 C1111C1D--. i ~ ~.O'CoonorMid. : a~1....._m~ . CLUB TENN IS richard dunn September this year, because WIT officials did not want to compete with the Olympics. Now it can compete with the NFL and World Series. Good luck. 0 . Van't Hof, Davenport's full-time coach on the Women's - Tennis Association Tour, will be traveling with his star pupil next • month. Davenport sought the services of Van't Hof four years ago, a month after ~g the U.S. Van't Hof did not know Davenport at the time. Lynne Rolley of the UST A suggested Van't Hof to Davenport because of his proximity to her then-Murrieta home and his reputation. "I've been lucky,· Van't Hof said of coaching Davenport. a top-10 player in the world. •it has worked out well for me." 0 Picky Politics: Rumor has it that throughout the Atlanta Olympic Games, in which Davenport won the gold in women's tennis, USTA officials tried to defuse any mention of Van't Hof, Davenport's full-time and only coach. Instead, the USTA • concentrated on Billie Jean King. · the coach of the wornen's tennis . team, and thus, so did NBC. "Van't Hof is a former USTA coach who decided he could do better in the private sector," said:. Ken Stuart, Palisades Club owner. Davenport reportedly was asked not to mention Van't Hof's name in any discussion. Q The Hall of Fame c:Ulp&ay In the lobby at the Palisades Oub is complete, a glass-cased shrine featuring 19 different USTA win· ners who are Palisades memberi; Van't Hof, Davenport. Davis,! George Yardley, Geaft Abrams, Ellen Bryant and Natasha Zvereva, among ocbers, are featured. Yardley, recently iDducted Into the &sketball Hall Of Fame, • done*1 bis Hall of Fame~ • to tbe lbrtailt, Which II MgNlptea ' with t ~Y or awVd ~ "8:]t • of the IMIMwl wbo M'9 wan! USTA 1Mlam lalllr ceres. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1996 NewPon Beach/C.OSta Mesa Daily Pilot ~ • NONUAGUI fftdllY, sept. 'J Orange at Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m. ,....Y. sept. 20 Newport Harbor vs. Marina. et Wenminster, 7:30 1hunday, Sept. 21 Torrance at N.wport Harbor, 7:30 Mdey, Oct.4 Newport Harbor vs. Canyon, at El Modena. 7 p.m. Md9y. Oct. 11 ~ Harbor vs, savanna, at Western. 7:30 ' . '""'9l.IC NOnctt-..... ltl1Cll-"'9liC NOTtOfl PUIUC HOTICH Ttte FULL TEXT o1 iM Thia t>uafneu la con-bu"""•~? 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Name referred 10 above ORDINANCE """10 I The following persons'" Car Dealer Concep1:., TNSI The IOUll emount of tahlom11 ., Olf Ill-.!> ,,. ~-•tofU'I .,......, ICllh#M l»MO Hlnlra '4clf 320 U. forat Cllllom11 wH filed In Ofang• County achedulOd to beln lu~ Fl c tllloua 811alnHs doing butlnesa as: Grlndtr Diane M. Gavel, Pres. Mid ~tgdona al the time corded Ill bOOlt 3~. oagl(s) 38 flllllei&t. en l'le ~ d """*"' c:ttr111 M, 6'1e. 9/QO {11'} 41Z•2j# Plq9.U on Nov. 19, 1994, File force and elltcl 30 Clays Name Statement RHtaurlt'll, 21002 Pacific This ttal~menl WCI llled Initial publloldoft d this 10 40 bOlll lnclUSIYt of mlS<lt ... ~-"!19--CofldO. &'23.1191 7~.112. &.w No.F828520 from 111 adoption on Au· Thelollo'Nlng1>9rsons1110 Coa"Hlghwa14 Hunllngton with lhe ounty lerll of NolloellSM171M neoosmaps.lnm1ollletolt1t "**-"9n. ,--.I: A 1----------1---------- Jacll s. M1aAlll11er, 12792 gust 5 1996 and was doing business as: Pacific Beat!\ CA 92 6 Orange County on 7·t8-96 Dated· 01trif19111 · counry rtc:OfOer of salO county non-eadl.,_.......,. '°' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Brittany Wooda. San1a Ana, adopted by the lollowlng Avalon Yacht Charters Dlcic a Gtlnder, Inc. (CA), t9083600083 Ml '1NANCIAL OROUP E:xctDI llltrtlrom all on QIS, ll'9fW ~ .,,,.U W.1----------1:-....:....:..::..:;:.:..:.:.::...:..:.:.::....._ CA 92705 II . 3424 Via Oporto NeWJ)Ort 1 t5t Dov• Street, '275, Dally Pllol July 26. Augusl .. TM ... minerals ano Ollltr hydrocat· lho991-.. ...!.. ~ ~ N llf.Ml.Uf....g&W- Thl• buslnen 11 con· ro call vole. COUNCIL Beach CA92663. NewportBeach,CA92660 2,9,16,1996 F566 av· ltf.NfllNANCIAL bona.befowadepUIQfll500~~~·~-cFmR'ilftW1iii .,!!:TO•~~~~ ducted by an Individual MI! M 8ERS1 AYES : Fan1asea Enterprlaes, Inc. J~~d ~uy~~n::po~!tio~on· C N Tl · ~TIOH wltl'loul lilt rlQhl o su....... "'*"Illa & J M ,,_ .,_,v 10983889J98 Buffa, Hornbuckle, (Nevada), t552 Pawnee • 1 PUBLI 0 CE '8'1llV as reserved In ln$tl'U· 11, 1m In IOdc 1l07'0, amtt · IALf Thi. .t.l.m.nt WI. flied Monahen. NOES; Erick· Orlve Las Vegas Nevada Have you startoa dong • C11lifoml9 Cofporation, men ti of reco<O Patcel 2· A ,._.. 1Z27and1• at a. TllcMr NOTICE IS HEl\EBY (18:1.11'4 ltM U.C() Q I 59100 ' busl~eH yet? Yes, 1969 . Flctltlou• 8uslne11 ~ • .,. noi1-exclus1Vt a119Urtenant cW f\eC:Offt. The -... &IVEN, pursuant to Section Nolet ts HEAESY IJ'IWI to wilh the County Clerlt ol •on, •n s. ABSENT: This business Is con-Dicks Grinder, Inc .. Berl Name Statement Sy: Btuce R. 8Msley, ustmenl lo< morns Md ll'nOW'ltdtht l.Wlp8ld "*1d-95~ of !ht talllornll Unttonn a'f<i'>n ol 1111 witl'lll IWMd Orllll9• COYl'l(y on 7/12/96 None. ducted by: a corporation Blender, Prestelent Thie The follOWlng persons are Pf..ictenl egress over PllY&ll sttttlS as p.i t>IMnce, lr'Mfnt thel'9-Commt1cQI Code. ot lllt publlc Mlef llllt 1 bulll lllle ,, abCaJt IO Dally Pll<>t July t 9, 26. ORDINANCE 9 6 ·I o Have you st Dried doing statemenl was flied w11h doing business as: Ginal 17291 Irvine Boulev9fd. ut lonn Ill tnost ctrutn da· on, toaea-wtltl r~ sall 0111\at Wllin moblllnomt be mldt OI Ille asseo Oescabed Aug. 2• 9, 1gge F5<1S adopts Rezone Pellllon A, business yei? Yes. 1 t-ta. the Coun1y Clerk ol Orange Co1J1munlca1ions, 303 Orih· Suite 282 rabOn 01 covenants. condtUons UClmlled COlb, e>qienMI Qtntfllly dt1Cf1btd • IOllOwl' bllow _;_ ________ ,96,()2, changing the zoning 94 County on 7,15,95 wood Road, Corona del Tustin.CA ano ru1nctions recorded Aot~ andac1Yance911hltmtd 1977 &a:' Mobil Home Tiie ,...,,., 11111 t.JSl!leSS PUBLIC NOTICE al 640 West 171h S11ee1 Fan1ase11 Enlerprlses. lno., 10983889510 Mar, CA 92625 Telephone· (7t•) 573-1•10 6 1971 In l>OOk 95915 Pao' the lnltW publkllMon d tis wtllcll IS ll 23301 RIOga lddlates of 1111 seller m"YA, ----~--~-----I from MG to C2 Jim-Golden, Manager Dally Pilot July 26, AuguSI Gina DIBlaslo-Rhodes. 303 Fu: (71•) 573-7'437 902 ol offba1 rteordS and Notice•• $.ZIM,Olt.17, Cur-Roull Dr . So 187, ~Ulll M)N CORFOAAT°" A CALI MOTICE OF SALE THE FULL lEXT of the 0 . This s1a1emen1 was filed 2, 9, 16, 199tJ F585 Driftwood Road, Corona 07126198. Oll02J98, OllOOt'98 rec0rdtd ~ I 1973 111 rtn0y dated · Ca.,.,_ Hiiis, CA and rtQlsllftd Ille fORNIA CORFORATIOH tMT5 In aCQOfelance with the r w11h the Counly Clerk ol del Mar, CA 92625 FNSS53827 "A"" 1-.,,g ~ I ffic1m Chec:tts Of Certlled Chtcka Dtpnncnt or Houma and .,~~ S ' • ,.. provisions of Seclion 21700 dinance may be read in lhe o c PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con· ' """" ~ ·page""" 0 0 payiable to the T~ Of Commun1ry Developcntnf unClef Yon """"•' I# • ~ne. "" through 21716 ol the Call· Clly Clerk's Office, 77 Fair range ount)' on 7'12'96 dueled by: an individual rtcOfdS and amtnelmtn1S bfddef .. acc...,. to Decal No LAV2705 and 1111 9261~ fornia Busirass and Profes· Drive, Costa Mesa. 19983889397 Flotltloua Buslne11 Have you s1arted doing PUIUC NOTICI llltftto APN 4-42-~~2 The Trustee pnwtded Pfoptf lolowlng Serial Ind U. Thi Locaon'" Calnol'IM of sions Cod• there being MARY T. ELLIOTT Dat11 Pilot July t9. 26, Name Statement buslnes~ yet? Yes, S/25/96 S1JMI addms and "'"'" com· ldentlbdon la avallabk btVIMlgnla Numller(s) Stlill 1111 c:href tJalQIM olhce ol Ille due. unpaid storage IN for Deputy City Clerk ' Aug. 2. 9, 1996 F546 The lollowlng pe1sons are Gina DIBlaslo·Rhodes YOU ARE IN OEFAUL ':" design~~~ From lnfom\don wtllctl h ~lliLl.lff A0164. 801~ Iller cs (I same as ~ which INSTORAGE HUN· Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE dolnQ business os: Unlver· This statement was filed UNDER A DEED OF TRUS r ~bl 16 Riii Daau· Trustee detms relllb6e, bUt niiinl& ttumbe{fs) sos!*) Sime • TINGTON BEACH Is en· B C aol "Designs & Construe· wllh the County C1ertc ol DATED ot/'21/M UNLESS pu,.,.,...., ,,...,.,n fOf wNctl Trustee IMkas no . 11065 Tlii unaif-As hSleO Oy tne seGet •ttner tilled 10 1 u.., pu11uan1 10 each· osra Mesa Daily tlon. 3100 Brl51ol St .. Sui1e Orange County on 7cQ1,96 • Yllll. Nnpon Btacn. CA nvvu ~ Of wwraney signed Wiii Al said collUtfal on taisiness names ano adOlases sectlon 21702 01 aald code Pilot August 9, 1996. Fictitious Bualne11 550, Coit• Men. CA 19983e88212 YOU TAKE ACTION TO The undtrsigned Truslle dis·.,.. ..,... addftu(") or Allgutt 20. 1996 11 300 p.m llMd 0y flt seller ..-.n ~ on the goods hereinaher 1589 N•m• Statement 92672 . PROTECT YOUR PltOP claims lllY lilblllly lo< lllY ocr. common dHlgnllion on 1114 front dips to 1111 In· ysn bctOI! Ille dlll such hst described u Ml1ce1, The lollowlng persons are Michael J1m11 Devere, Dally P1IOI July 26, August ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD A lncorrtcllless ol lllt stree d the lbove duatbed trance 01 Ille Of1119e Civic wa sent()(delfWf!dlD Ille ~r laneous House hold lloms PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: A.O. 3100 Bristol St .. Suite 550, 2, 9, 16, 1996 FS69 A PUBLIC SALE. IF YO address a/Id Ollltf common property Is: 220 Nice ~ Cefttar 300 E Chapman, Of, Ill <•none. so st.lie) Hone . sofas relrlgeralora wash· Molds, 2271 t Sanllago, Costa Mesa CA 92672 PUBLIC NOTICE NEED AN EXPLANATIO dts1911.1b0n. II any, shown ~1' Newport Bueti CA 1119'· callfornla Suell Slit IS The llll'l'teS and business ers. d~fl. and P.rsonal Flctltloua Bu1lne11 Mission v1elo. CA 9269 t This busl'ness Is coo-OF THE NATURE OF TM herein. SaJd sate will be made. 92tia. Said property 11 be-l>etnO n\lde by reason of your IOOIHses ol lhe buyer ani PAIJI. property. Due notice hav, Name Statement Rodney Dennis Yaklin, duclod by: nn Individual Flctltloua Bualness PROCEEDING AGAINS but Wltl'IOUI covenant or war-Ing sold roe the pt.WJIOM at dalaull on June 1. 1996 under vu JEAN YU, 2617 ~ldd. l.J Ing boon given 10 parties The following per.sons are 22711 Sanliago. Mission Have you slarted doing Name Statement 1YOU, YOU SHOULD CON ranry. ex1>1ass o,r implied. re-paying the oblgatioria ... t11at c:ertlln Securlry Agreement, Cresoenta. CA 91214 known 10 clalm an Interest doln\} business as. C·F En, Viejo, CA 9269l business yet? Vos, 2·1·96 The lollowlng persons are TACT A LAWYER. NOTICE garding title. possession. or cured by said Deed d TNll dated August 17. 1~3 . bl· The u sets ID bt sold are lhorein and th• time specl-1erp11ses. 19 Canyon Cres1 Cynthia Ann ~akhn: .22111 Mlchaol James Devere doing business as: Hum· OF TRUSTEE'S SALE UN encumbrances. to pay Ille lncludlngfeesandeJtptnMI tween you. ;as debtor. and oescn0t01ngeneql as Fumiturt lied In such notice tor pay· Drive. Corona del Mar, CA Santiago, Mission V1e10. CA T,hls statement was filed ph1ey Yogart, 9010 South OER DEED OF TRUST Lo•n remaining prtnapal sum of Ult ol the 'frusee. and ol Siie. Pomona Finl Federal sav1n9s lnc!JJres, eQU!pment, trac:ltname. menl ot auch feH having 92625 . 926.9t w11h the Coun1y Clerll of Coast Drfve. Costa Mesa, No. '52M001251Mangelen note(S) secured by said Oeeo 01 Califomla Reconveyanc:e and Loan Assoctalion .as st, lusel'IOlo tfTIC)IO\ltmtnlS -. expired will be sold 10 the Scoll Frankhn, 19 Canyon This business Is con· Orange county on 7,17·96 CA 92626 T.S. No. CCM<WM71 A.P. Trust. witl1 tnlllrest lhtreon, as Company u uld TNalat cured party, and pursuant to 111• will lease in~ · ..,...v pub lie by IN STORAGE Crest Drl110. Corona det ducted by: husband and 1998368003B Slevon J. Fields, 10 Alba No. 412,173..04 Notice is provided In said note(s). ad, Sy Detlofatt 8tlgf\ac -vtce right OI unde~lgned under ukl anon IOClted a 165JS VOn HUNTINGTON BEACH lo· Mar, CA 92625 wtre . Daily Pllo1 July 26. August East, Irvine. CA 92720 hereby g111en that Standard vances. 11 any, under Ula lllrms Pruldent, 9461 tOftlln AW. Slcurrty Agreement and Section K.al1NI\ #8 INnt CA9'261~ cated at 7471 Warner Ave. Joseph Carol, 19 Canyon Have you staned doing 2 9 16 1996 FS67 This business Is con· Tnist D.ed Service Com of said Deed ol Trust. lees. Nofthtldoe Califomla 11334, 95-04 of !lit calllo<nla Uniform The. . Mme ed County of Orange State of Crest Drive, Corona det business yel? No ' ' ' dueled by· an Individual pany as tNstee or suoces-charoes and expenses 01 Ille 1916) 38?-Tns. Dated J\lty Commercial Cooe Al "'Y time ...... :a!51ne5!__ ,_.!!,~ Of • Mar. CA 92625 Rodney D. Yaklin PUBLIC NOTICE · · Trus!et and of ll'le trusts cte-t>ef Ille Hie ,,,_ rt· 1t11 KmOl • u-"""'"""'" is California on the 16th dav Thia buslnus s con-Th s s1a1emen1 was flied Have you started doing SOI' trustee. or aubstrtutect al8d by said Deed ot Trust. tor 26, 1996 ASAP21'597 812, ore you .. _, PASTA FflESH • of August 1996 at 8:00 am. . 1 1 business yet? No trustee pursuant to the Deed ab . 819,8116 deem said collateral In EX>!'-Tilt WO"-.. CSR or me Terms for the sale are cash ducted by. 11 general part· with the County Clerk of Fictitious Business Steven J. Fields or Trust executed by Sultan IJ\e amount reason ty eso· dance Wllh your rights unoer ..-.v l9111i • only Sale subject to can· nership Orange County on 7-22-96 Name Slatement This s1aternen1 was hied A. s Ma elen and Vlt· mated IO be S71 ·131 09 The StcllOll 9506 ol lhe Cal1lorn11 Ul~errsAilQultV, ceUahon Landlord resetVes The registrant commenced 19983800285 The lollowlng persons are with the Coun1y Clerk of I I y s ~enechea hus, beneltdaty unoer said Deed of PUBLIC NOTICE Unllo<m Commtrclal Code by 1111 offa of BUAAOW ESalOW the right to buy. Below Is a 10 ttansac~ business under Dally P1lo1 July 26. Augusl doing business as: Picture Orange County on 7·12·96 g.n,,: •~Cl wffe Reoorded on Trust heretofore executed and 11noerino $22.609 51 in pay· COWP/INV 501 Patllteni!r ~llllt Isl ol names and unit num· the llc1111ous name or 2 9 16 1996 F563 and Sound Productions, 19963689306 Oclobef 4 1994 I IN· del!Vertd lo !he undersioneo a NOTICE Of TRUITEFI &Alf men1 ol lht unpll<I t>alanoe of San!aAna.CA92705 • 1 names llsleCI above on ' · • 2036 Golelone 8 Place · •• ns wn111n Oedarauon of Default UNOER DUD OF TRUST FILE: tile ooligallOfl secured ti( tile Tin bulk ge IS SUbleCl IO b~~nee M. Prinz, A0036 (Dale): 7/1/91 -PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa, CA ~2626 • Dail)' Pilot July 19. 26. ment '94s05946~ °a,ffioal ano Demano for Sale ano a H ·T0504 A.P. llUllllOI HO· property to be sold, tnduolng Cald0111a t.ntorm Commercu• Daniel R Fountains Joseph H. Carol Thomas Richard Tanquary Aug. 2, 9, 1996 F544 RecordS in tne tne writttn Notice ol Otlault and n ,711 YOU ARE Ill OEfAULT expenses rNSONblv lnamaa CoOeSeQon61062. Ao2oo · · lhls s11temen1 was filed Fictitious Buslnesa 2036 Goldeneye Place: PUBLIC NOTICE County Recorder of Orange Eltetion 10 Seh The under· UNOEJI A OffD OF TIIUIT. by Ille unclerslgMO fn retaking • so subjed, Ille name.._~ Brain LaBelle, A0204 w11h lhe County Clerk of Name Statem ent Costa Mesa. CA 92626 County Caltlomia. and rlX· StgntO caoseo satd Nobee ol DATED Otct1111tr 5. tlU. hOldlllg and preparing lllt lddttss ol tht person Wl.1119lOITI Steven Kent Happel Orange County on 7'16-96 The lollow1ng persons are This business is con· Fictitious Business suam to the Notice of De ault Oal.lUlt and Etecjlon to StD to be UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTICMI TO ~lefa4 fOf d~ttlon 11'1 dams ~ Ot fileo IS REN£E ,0.021 5 ' t0963889 6BB doing business as· Sun dueled by: an lnd1v1dua1 Neme Statement and Eledlon to Sell ltlereun· recorded in Ille county wlltre PROTECT YOUR f'flMEKTY. IT •ranging lo< me sale, ano f()( CAAlER I RUBY BSiOP. BUR· David Clo1k1, A02S6 Ethe C11st1llo, 2600 Michel-Sweeping Service t6t8 Have you started doing The following persons are 1996 R~tru~~ :1~•18 r~ty ~~~ '}0~'~ MAY 1£ SOlD AT A PUIUC re.asonable attorneys lees and PIJW ESCROW ~ ~ Dan Bressler, A0727 son. Su111 270, Irvine. CA Ohms Way, Costa Mesa. business yet? No doing business as: Econ· 02110n 01 UICI Offioatl C~NVEYANCE "1R10RAnO U.LE. IF YOU llUD AN EXPU-tor rea;onlbla llltleO~ :"ses ~r ~· ~ ~. Nancy Vreetand·Ballan. 926t2 CA 92627 Thomas R. Tanquary omy Lock & Key. 1859 N. R will Sell on Tr BY Oortne UTION OF THE MATURE OF THE mame Ill °" ure "" and tne ast _, Of no A0777 Daily P1101 July 26, August Thomas Joseph Kuhns. This s1a1emon1 W3S Med Glassell. Orange, CA 92665 ~ at 10·00 AM AT :isss~, ~~':1zetf S natur1 PROCEfOING AGAINST YOU, Suell tender mU$t bt In Vie form darms sNI be~ 26. N96 Michelle L Tittle, A0764 2 9 16 1996 FS59 79357 Montego Bay, Ber· v.1th lhe County Clerk ol Michael H. Walker, t859 ~E ENTRANCE TO 'ncE 3450 g N VERDUGO '9 ROAD YOU SHOULO COlfTACT A Of h':·h J::I~ c::fltC:kp(,n °! whtdl IS the buSl':~ore Hell C/O M. Simon. B0005 • • • muda Dune, CA 92201 Orange Counly on 7·17·96 N. Glassell. Orange, CA ORANGE CITY HALL l OO GLENDALE CALIFORNIA 91208 LAWYER. Notice is hertby giwn casll ~s k :'1 ~avi s the Ule date 5'*' Pac.tic Auto Broker. PUBLIC NOTICE Richard Scoll Kuhns. 100 100836B9900 92665 . EAST CHAPMAN AVE.NUE '<818) 2'8-0000 TAC •30919b that FIORITY MORTGAGE ~ti:U:n = may be m'.!ie g:: :~·v~9968uyefts)' B~~~da Curry. 00083 Fic titious Business ~~~do~.~~~n:ssCA1;21c1:n. ~~1:y/~~~;~~Y 19, 26,1:4u; duhd1~ ~~~~ne~~lv:~u~on· ORANGE, CA at publ~ PUB 8·2. 8·9. 8·16 TRUllUS (FIA FIOB.ITY l>"fat>ll to Pomona First Federal NewoOiteear:M:osla Mda Pacific Aulo Broker Neme St•tement ducted by: co-partners Q Have you slarted doing aucuon. to the htghest bidder MORTGAGE TIIUITU SERVICE), savings and Loan Association Ct()7911682118AC Aug 9. 1996 C0082 The following persons are Have you staried doing PUBLIC NOTICE business ye1? No lor cash (payable at the time PUBLIC NOTICE as t/llstee. or succe$SOt trustee, and detlYe<ed lo Ille uncler, M1chllol William Stewart. doin business as. EMB busrness yet? Yes. 4/1/B t Michael H. Walker of sate 1n llWfUI money ol the or subslJlilled Wstee pursuant to sioned at Camaron & Oreyluss,t---------- C0314 Fun~ng 575 Anton Blvd Richard S. Kuhns Fictitious Business This stalement was liled Untted States) all nght. ntle.1 lhe Deed ol Trust executed by 1750 E Foul'tl'I . Street. Suite Cynthia Jane Hollm3n. Suite 200 Cosla Mesa CA This Slalemenl was filed Nam• Statem ent with lhe Counly Clerk of and interest. conveyed to Ind "{,~ ARE IN oeFAULT UN-Denise M. GaUa Re~d on 500. Santa Ana. ca 92706. or at C0349 92G26 ' . w11h the County Clerk of The following persons aro Orange County on 7·t9-96 now held by 11 under sa1CI '"" A DEED OF TRUST, 01Al2.1!190 IS lnslnlment No. !Ile place and llmt ol Ule. John war son C04 t 3 Electronic Mortgage Banc Orango Counly on 7·16·96 doing business as: South· 19 963890208 Deed of Trust 1n the prope11y O:iED YJUL Y 23, 1992. UN-!10·000620 ol Ofliclal Reconls 1n Dated August 2. 1996 earner on John Figueroa. C043t Ltd .. ;i Catilornia Corpora'. 1996389017 7 ern V1su31 Produc11ons, Dally p,101 July 26, Augusl s11ua1eCI in sa1CI County and ~0 :RoWci~RA~~ the office of Ille County Recon!tr & Dreyfuss BY· Kayo Manson· Gary Allen Bleile. C0460 11on. 575 Anion Btvd .. Suite Dally Pilol July 26, August 9872 Ellingham Drive, Hun-2 9 16 1996 F566 Stale and Clescnbed a& fol· ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT of Oran9e County, Cahlomia. and Tompldns Attorneys for Po- E11c Ralph Gnmsle)', 200. Cosia Mesa, CA 2 9 16 t996 Fs58 11ngton Boach. CA 92646 • • • tows Lot 190 of Tract No A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU pursuant lO tile Notice ol Default mJna F~=eral ~ anEd C0477 92626 · ' · Michael David South, 9872 PUBLIC NOTICE 7718, in the City of Costa NEED AN EXPl.ANATION OF and Eletbon to SeY thertunder Loan tlon Jaime Devereaux. C0505 This business is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Elflngh:im D11ve, Hun· Mesa as shown on 1 MaplTME TVRE rtconled OS.OZ/IHI is lnstru• Foortll Str1tl. Sui1a 500 Santa Marianne Struck, C0509 Clucled by: a corporation llngton Beach. CA 92646 PUBLIC NOTICE '9CCl'Clee! 1n Book 303 Pages NA OF THE PRO. ment No. 19960220650 ol uld Ana Ca 92706 ~14) 912-1 t•• Jean & Thomas McKnight, The reg1st111nt(s) com· Fictitious Business This business Is con· THE annual return of The 35 to 40 llldus1ve of M1scel·1~~~:.~~ Of11Clal RecotOs, W~I Sen on TAC 431236b UB 8·9 ~ • Mcxtua{y C0547 monced to 11ansac1 bus•-Name State ment dueled by: an 1nd1V1dual Torat Family C~antable laneous Maps 1n lhe Offlu LAWYER. NOTICE OF 0113~9H at AT TIIE MAlll Cha.pet • Crematory Jennifer Ledbe11or noss under the f1ct1hous The following persons are Have you s1ar1ed doing Foundation is available for ol the County Recorder of TRUSTEE'S SALE No (NORTM) ENTRANCE TO TIIE PUBLIC NOTICE C0567 ousiness name(s) listed doing business as Misier business ye1? No fnspec11on during regular Orar19e County Ca11fom1a 1113387 On A ust 23 1996• COUNTY COURTIIOUIE 700 ---------3500 Pacifil: Yll'l't Driw M·ke Sl.lpp, N0058 above on June t5. 1996 Marone, 2507 w Pacific Michael South business hours by any Col•-Except therefrom all Otl gaa al 01•00 P.M.ugst tne'No«Ui CIYIC COOBI OftNf WUT Aa· ~COR Hlwpolta..Dtl. Melissa M. San1ucc1, Electronics Mong age Coast Highway. Suite 102. This sta1emon1 was Med zen who reques1s inspec· minerals and othe< hyClrOC81· front;,,..., \ the County SAHTA ANA CA • 1.45 AM Noic.otlaleYOtUl'llHltlau ...._UOO N0620 Banc, lid • B. Joe Wimer. Newport Beach, CA 92663 with tho Coun1y Clerk of t1on w1th10 t 80 days alter bons below a dept.h of 500 ~70: CMc <:en-bltt allC:tlOO to the • hlgllul dlr H llCI DI OalinQueniiP-:=::~===~~ Joseph J. Bernal, N0651 Secretary Gary M. Jones. 27 to Orango Counly on 7, 12·96 tho date this nolJce •S pub· feet. wrthOUt the nght oft• Oriw We Slnta pu 1 ash able 11 Ille un 1 1°Uan Claltld M¥dl 1 P1f8CE mTmlS Joseph J Bernal. N0656 This s1atemen1 was hied Kelvin Avenue. Apl 12129 199 83 6894 08 hshcd. Please conlacl R1, surface ently as reserved 1n CA In tht cty ~ Santa~ bldelerof ~ ~ ol ~":s, you Qb ICtlOn IBJ. mAIWAY F1ed Bryan Woods Jr. w11h lhe County Clerk of Irvine. CA 926t4 Doily P1IOI July t9, 26, Chard TOfal at lhe Admar lnstnJmenlS of Rec:onl The County ol Orange ~of ~United s:U) all~ PfOfaduyovr Pt°'*1Y II~ N0660 Orange Counly on 7,12-96 This business Is con, Aug 2, 9, 1996 F548 Group, Inc.. 15s51 No: street address and Olhlf CalltonU, ea11tomia ~ and 1l1t IUI, ~d IO and sold 111 public Siii ti you netO Mortuary* Chapel R1~hard Gall11re10 Jr . 190638B0414 ducted by· an 1nd1v1Clual Tustin Avenue, uile 3 • common de51Qnatton 1f any. vrpnc:e Company a ~ e an explanallon 01 1111 llllUrt 0 Cremation N0672 Da I Plot July 19 26 Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE Sanla Ana, CA 9270 I or ot I.he real propef1Y ClescnbeCI fomla Co1pon1don,' <My now held by c Wider saiel Dftd ol Ille OCIMCMg lgllMt yvu y ' Wiley Ron Miller N0675 I y 91 996 'Fs 9 business yel? Vos. 7 July call 714·953·9600 ·211. above IS purportecl 10 be ............ ed T a .. undlf Trust 11'1 the PR>Ptrty SllUated ll't ~ r.:i iawww' 110 ~. y pub H shed N 9 w I> 0 r I Aug. 2, • 1 4 •96 Fictitious Business Pub 11 shed New po 11 3"'4 Fuchala Sllfft. Coiu ~;,,.., ~ee ol Trust saiCI County and Stall hertlllllter s con 1 10'00 a.in 1 Costa U.. Beach·Costa Mesa Daily PUBLIC NOTICE Gary M Jones Name Statement Beach·Cosla Mesa D31ly Men, CA 92126 The uncter, u ecUled by Mc:hMI AYfft. descnbed: An undMCled V2 :::~6.!::C: !obey 01 Ma-ef80 Pilot August 2. 9, 1996 This statement was hied Tho following porsons are Pilot August 9, 1996 signed Trustee ditelatmt any 1 unmarried man .._ tn.i ... interest 111 atld to Ille proc>erty Lake F()(est Elc9c:lllM eenl9rj•••••••••ll FS80 Fictitious Business with the County Clerk of doing business as: Thor"' f588111ablltty lor any ~ss ton recOtded on .July 30 ~lilly oescnoeo tn said dteO 23101 Llkl Centlf OrlW 111 Name Sta tement Orango Count)' on 7·12·96 Ion Road Roadwoor, l67 PUBLIC NOTICE of the Street address and 1ni as Instrument No. n ol Trust The property addltSS Cl!y of UM Forest. counry 0 PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are 199838B94 10 High Dry, Laguna Beach, other common <1esigna11on 1r 5101'75, tn Book -. Page -, and otller common designation. rl 0r1ngt Sta• of Callfom11 i..----------. 0 COURT C101ng business as: Uni· Daily Pilot Jutv 19, 26, CA 92651 . any, shoWn herein The totalol omcial RKoids d Of· any. o1 the rtal OtOPtrty cit· undtr 11\t power of Sale pursu, SU PERI R trust, 2352t Paseo Do Va-Au . 2, 9• t996 F552 Sally Jane Kirk. 167 Hi h Loan No.: 0640 ! KROGH amoun1 of the unpaid balancl!lano-County, State at caj.. sonbed aOCM is pull)Olted to bt: anr to tilt tllrM ol lllost c:anain C304U1NTTYh•OCFltOyRDAr~v~E CA 92653 PUBLIC NOTICE This businoss Is con· A.P. Nu~t;;;ic~46~22,J8 the prope11y to be sold and u le therein cont. ed. will leach, Ca 92613 The undtr· restrictions rtcOfdtd on Jun• 9 Stophen D. Irons, 23521 Cl db • 1 d id 1 reasonable es11mated cos11 ls~I at public: auction to the signed Trustte d1sclalms any 1978, as lnstn.unent No. 14097 Post Offlct PaHo de Valencia, #203, Fictitious Bu1lne11 ~~~: y~~ anst~rl~d u~oing TRRUS0TEEEE'D~~UST expenses and adVanCM • highest bidder for cash, or liabdity for any incOl'rectness ol boolc 12710. paga 1099 lnelu· Box 14t 71 Laguna Hiiis, CA 92653 Name Statement busuiess 017 No UNOE the ttme or the initial publlca· check as desc:rlbed beloW, Ille property add11ss 1nd oehtr slVI. of Oll'lc:lal ~ds of Orange, CA Donald W. Gascoigne, The following persons aro Sall Klrky YOU ARE IN DEFAULT bon of the Notice or Sale 1s t•yable 1tthe tlm~oluteln common oesionatlOll, tf any, Orange County. Calilomia 02813·1571 23521 Pasoo de Valencia. C101ng bu~lness as: Surf· Thi: slalomenl was filed UN= A DEED OF TRUST, S207,1n .12 In add1tton to s::ul ~~~the~ sl10wn herein. The total amount Ronald 0 Roup, a Lawi.a~3~~j IN THE MATTER OF noJ. Leguna Hills, CA side Valet & Shuttle Ser, w1111 1he Count)' Clerk of DA S.ettf!lb!r JI. calh. the Trustee w1H aoceQt H . ' 1_...._. ot Ult unpaid balance of me Don. as trusllt for T HE PETITION T O 92653 11rce. 177 R1vers1de Drive. Orange County on 7,12-96 llH, UNL.EB-YOO TAR! a call'l•el's cheCll drawn on a warranty express or .. ..,_... obligatton secureo oy the onlP' Canyon Vtllagt Homeowners CHANOE THE NAME This bu1lnu' is con· Suile F. Newport Beach, 199838B9413 ~ION TO PROTECT state or nallOllll bank a as to bti.. use, posses3'on erty 10 bf sold and reuoruble Assoaauon !ht Ltennotaer dueled by· o general part-CA 92663 YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY cheCk ClfaWn by 8 si.te or encumbfanc:H, all right, and unoer mat DdnQuent Assess· OF Christopher Jam es nersh•P Rob B Sm•lh 177 River· Daily P1lo1 July 19, 26, BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC fedef'al credit unlOn or 1 tkle and tntflut now held tSbmated COSlS. elDt,nus 1 men1 Uen recorded Maren • Armitage Have you slarted doing side Dnve. su'11e F, New, Aug. 2, 9, 1996 F550 SAL.£. IF YOU NEED AH d'tedl drawn by 11 at.te by It as such Trustee In and aovances 31 Illetime~~111~ 1996 as Instrument No CASE NUMBER bu51noss yet? No port Beach CA 92663 UB IC NOTICE EXPLANATION OF THE 1 vi s and loan to the following desUlbed publtc:.ltJOn of Ille ' 19960t~629/ book oaot 01 A 182B41 S1ephen 0 . Irons This business Is con-P L NATURE OF THE PRO-ederal " ng propefty situated In the is $132,463 U In aodtllOn to lilt olllClal recoros of sa o ORDER TO This s1atemen1 was filed dueled by an ind1v1dual Fictitious Business CEEOING AGAJNST YOU, ~~so;;:8~-:v'~: :=:; af«tsald County and State, casri. the Trustee Wiii accept a counry. and pursuant 10 stetton SHOW CAUSE FOR w11h lhe County Clerk of Have you started doing N Statem ent YOU SHOULD CONTACT A SeQIOll 5102 ol the Flna"2 to wit: APN: # 930-n...U tUMr's cntt~ orawn on I SUie 1367 ol Ult CIYll Code of ll!t C .. "NGE OF NAME Orange County on 7,19-96 business ye1? Yes. 5,1.91 The ~;:win rsons 818 LAWYER. ~ Code .and aulhOnted •EXHIBIT A" PARCa. 1: or na~I bin!(. a chtdl drawn Stall ol California 'Mil stl ii """ 19983890tB9 Rob B Sm1lh doin busfn~s': 85 So NOTICE IS REREBY In thrs stale In untt 315 on L°' 13. as a sta:! orl!Om' c:mllt Plltllll: auefOn to h n.,nnt Ph:rEJ!~~~~~/10~h~~~ Da11y Ptlol July 26, August This slatemenl was hied Coa:t A E lnvestmenis' GIVEN that 00 08/1511996. :O ~lender oCMr than shown and defined on tt\M lY. 1 c11ec1t 011.vn by 1 Me blddtf IOf cash payacte at '"1e HAVE FILED A PETITION 2. 9. 16. 1996 F562 with lhe Coun1y Clerk of 303 Broad~ay Suite 211'. 91 915' A.M ot said day, AT sh even crA(7ted the Trustee cert.tin ~nlun Pl*' leot~ QVlf\95 a'lO loan U50Clr of Ula In lawtu1 monay ol Ult Orange County on 6-21 ·96 Laguna Beach 'CA 92651 THE CHAPMAN AVENUE ca ~ the tSSUanoe of' rKoroed ~Mlbef 20. !IOn. S3V'"OS aSSOCta!lon Unttad StallS Ill flQhl title anc rn:NG~N N2~EDSERFR6~ PUBLIC NOTICE . 10983887 2 15 Russell . c Garner, 1482 ENTRANCE TO THE CMC :;:v Trustee'• DeeCI unhl ~~~' ~n ~ 1~~~!~ SJl'lllOS Dani( $pttlfted 11'1 Sectton ::.:J: lilt ,::.~:a Chrlstophe1 JamH Armll· Flctltloua Bu1lnes1 Daily Pilot July 19, 26, C11rme1t11 SL. Laguna CENTER BUILDING. LO. l'Unels become aval1able lo Orange County C.allfomia. 5102 OI tne F.nano..11 Code and county an~ Unit Lot 16 of age TO Christopher Jemes Name Sletement Aug. 2, 9, 1996 F554 Beach, CA 9265t CATEO AT 300 EAST the payee Of endor'Me as •!PARCEL 2: M undMded autllonZeO to dO tiUSintss WI ttlis Tract 10018 as Shown by mao Garage Sole ! Cal ti. Nol Claslhds 01 6A H678 to pUe YIU &sogt Seit Ad! Daily Pilot ' '• ' .... •\o air •• • ' • II IS hereby ordered that doing business 11: Prop-PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual ANGE. CA, ..MJ FlNANCIAL be rnllde. WlthoUt CCN9Nllt 13 ICornmon AINI of Trad than aSh IS ~pte<J Ille T:Slet 425. OIQI 4'7 of mlOI records Pakney The follow1r19 persons are Thi• buslneu Is con· CHAPMAN AVENUE, OR· man. of~ Said ule w~ll H49ttl Interest In mld to Loe sute In ltle ewnt ttnoer OChtf on hie• lnStrumtlll No I bootc all persons lnlert1ltd In M oment Solu Have you started doing GROUP u duly app<>Wed w~ exinu Of implied No 833' H shown on • may WIChhold Ille iss.ance 1111 ol Orlf!Ot COunly Caltforn11 ----------ttua mauer appear before ~~'ts. 95~~·3hamrock Ave.: Fictitious Bualne11 t>uslnen yet? YH, 1g53 Tnnt" under and pu ... uant reganmQ btle. PQN4ltllOll Maj, rec0rded In 9cdl 431, Tl\lillte's OMO until l\lncls lit-The purl>Of1'd SlrMt address this court In Depa11men1 Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Nam• Statement Ruasen c. Garner to the "°"'* ol sale con-encumt>ranC8I °' physic.al '-Ot• 8 to 12 lnduslw °' COltlC lllaltable IO Ille ~ Ot and olhte' COl11mOO lltSlgnaoon No. 703 of l h• Orang• Leona J. Luyka, 9598 The following person• are This 11ateme111 was filed ftrred In that eef1ain Deed ot condition to Util~ the '"'IMllCellneoUs a..pa, ~ tnclOrMe as 1 "'*' ol right. 11 any 04 flt ,.., ~operty 01• County Superior Court al Shamrock Ave.. Fountain doing buslnass as: Ad.Net with the County Clerk ol Trv11 executed by JAMES 0 . debtlldn8u MCUl9d by said cord• of on.nge County, SatO Slit Wll bl ITllda. IMlt saaG ~. IOI WlllCh lh• the address ahown above Valley CA 92708 2000. 16701 Algonquin Orange Counly on 7,12·96 KROGH. AN UNMARRIED Deed of T1Usl. advanc:n Cellfomla. ~ WIV1 al w1lllOUt cownent Of WllTll'ltY. undlnlgneo malt9S no rePrt' on 9·17, 1996, 11 2:00 Kare~ D. Allen. 9598 Streel, "306, Huntington 1~963880401 MAN WHO ACQUIRED tl'Mll'eUndef. with 1ni.r.at aa lrnprovemerb thereon. u · a.press or imPlle<I flOll'dino tlllt, witaliOn or warranty. IS 7066 o'cloc:ll p.m .. and then 1nd Shamrock Ave .. Fountain Beach, CA 9264~ R elk Dally Pilot July 19, 26, TITLE AS A MARRIED MAN provided thentm and tM ceptlna lhtrtfrom al Con-pessesst0n Of encumbtlnCH, to MuclowV.w LJnt Cotii Mesa there show cauae, 11 any valley. CA 92706 This 1T6~~~do~~go;~u~n Stree~'. Aug. 2. 9. 1996 F5St AS HIS SOLE ANO SEP~ unpaid.· pnndpal, Of the note dotnlnNin Units • ioc.ted Slti~ lilt indel*dntSs ~ ~omla Tht putPoned owner 1"1e; have, why lht petlllon bu1lnt11 Is conducted by: 1306, Huntington Beach, PUBLIC NOTICE RATE PROPERTY secured by said Deed Of th«eon. PARCB.3: An 111· by u id Ott4. advlnclla ll1ttNI-ol salO r11I PfOC>lt1Y 11 lllt llmt ~~~~N~~~.~~~~~~ ~~~ R~ed ~~~~~~~~~ .. ---------~~--------~-------------------~~~~~ H~~~~ed~ngThls bu~Mss Is~· ~m~q h~neaa ~~~~~~R~~~~~.~--------------------------------~-~~~-~- " Is furthe< Ofdef'•d that • busln•ssJet? No ord of ORANGE County 111 .,. .... _ of-.... s h~T:l~G copy of Ulla order 10 show Leona . Luyks, Keren ducted by: an Individual N•~ Statement 1 • dlargea and ·~ .... CllUH be publlshed In Allen Ha\'e you stetted doing The lOllOwlng paraons are pege nll , R:,..cNfs'1 ~;ai~ lrulllae and of the 17\Ql:s ~ • 1 Newport BeachsCosll This statement WH filed business yet? No doing business as: Tho ment No. 1 • wy crealllld by laid DMd of • Mesa Cally Pilot, a newsp•· with th• County Clerk ol Theodore Loula Radke Oulpott UqUOf, 6110 W. ree.an ot • bf'Nch or c:lefaul't Trusl Wit n alllaltlJJtlitg to -1' per of general cl~ulatlon Orange County on 7•1s-96 This statement was filed Pacific Co11t Highway, In payment Ot perlormanc• ot oofled a deClt end any lnfof· ~~:-·}JI/ • \ publlahed In Ihle county, 11 19983690178 with the County Clerll ot Newport 8Hch. CA 92663 tM o«>1i9alions HCUred M8tlOn WI ~ Wiii be UNO / : ~ _ ..... once • wHlc lor four Dally Pilot Julv 26 Aunust Orang• County on 7·19-98 Zu·Hslnng Hsiao, 2l!e02 !Mreby. ~ lhM bread! !Of that pu-poae. Standard A ~rew consecutiY• weeks Pf'°' to ' • ...,, t9983890188 Allcant• Dr .. MIHlon Vle)O. Ot ~. Notice of ~ TNlt Died Service Com· the dey ot lhe ht arlng. 2, 9, 18, 1996 F560 Daily Piiot July 2S. Augt1sl CA 9269t wee rlOOf'dld 0411ti1 .. • paft¥, u TNltM HOO DATI MAY 21 1998 C NOTICE 2 9 16 1996 F5et Thie buslnHs I• con-Reoonten ~ No.~ Oftte, lutlll 100, 1 PUBLI ' ' ' ducted by: an Individual 11810195005, In 8oot fl/a, el concont. CA Ml'O. (110> a AL. HI c KMAN t ,,ctltlHS Bualneas PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing ,_. Ml. WIJ. $ELL AT to)·'TMO. By: V9"0Nca J U D Q • /C 0 M M I .. businets ~I? YH, 9,2g..e5 "'*-IC NJC'TION TO THI! Hen.oft AaaJ&1anC s.e ..... SIONl!fl 0' THE SUPE· Name Statement NOTICI! OF Zu·Hslnng H1lao HIQMEST 191DO!R ..-OA ~Dattd: 07/HIM ltSVP 1'10R COUflT The lottowlng persons art APPLICATION TO lhlt staloment wat riled CASH. a.wflA ......,_ d the 1 1 .,. Ill 1111 C a , h .....a ..... buatnesa 11: Select h ... ,..._,""' Cl k 1 ,, __ , .... • hrlstophtt Jtmtt ... m. PTc;""ert Mantgemant, SELL ALCOHOLIC wtl b .. ....., ... , er o UnMed S... . ...tdellOltd br 1ge, 8202 Prl1cllla Or .. 17:f1 ~L., Circle Suh• 8.vl!RAGEI Of•nge County on M2·M a~ Chedl ....., on--PUIUC ___ MO_Tl_ICI __ _ Hunllnglon Beach, Ca 0 IMnt~CA &2el4 JUL 24 1898 19H:J881411 a ..... or netlonal baM. °'--------- 92647·2847 son• 'Apkarlan. 24261 To Whom '11 Miy Con· Cally Pilot JI.JAY 18, 2e,-. ~ lhefeot dt1IWll Pubtlaua Newport Ca1a1un1 Clrcle Mission ctm: The Nam•(•) of tile Aug. 2.11. 1990 F5~ °" lllT't other r:=,, '"::er? :"3c~JffitE1JA\ e .. ch.Coata Maaa Dally VlejO, CA g:M9 t Appllcant(I) II/at•: CHJllS PUBLIC NOTICE :r ~cahfomle l'lnandel OlFAULT U.,OEA A DUD PllOI Ju~ n Augull 2 • Nout>er Nargulll1n. 274 t' LINDSAY DESIGNS INC tMl8i--usr l\&rto DecanlW 29 t& 1"6. • • • CenaJo, Mlaslon VlejO, CA The acfpllcanll llatad PlctltlOUI l1111Mu Code, ~tod~~1 '-"• u""NL,""'$$ YOO TAK~ • f'l72 112691 abOlll art 1.Pl>IYl1'19 10 ~ s t t '** .,, tN ---..._. ..... ~ ~ Thll bu1lne11 11 con-Ot p1nrntnt or Atcohotlc Name ta emen nle, ALL PAY,..,,_ AT Tiie ACTION TO PROTICT YOU __ ...;.,.o ____ N_O~T~t~c-=1--1 CfUCttd by: co-partntl't Bev«~• COnttol to .. n ... The following petlOnl .,. TM OF SAL.! .. ""'* Ulla Pf'OP(ATV IT MAY • $0l 'VIUC H~ yo\, t larttd doing col\olic beVeragts 11• 2990 doing butlnna N : 81lb0a and lrilerelt ..;... b't ft .. AT A f'IJBLIC SAU If" YOU • ........., 0, DUSlntn ~t? yea 06-01· A!OHILL A.VI! ~Ti o. ~~~ a':,r1on~'?1::~ IS~ ,..,,,.., In ...... ~ 1MD N:ru.:,~~'°"PAo- "'OHtaD ':!o., Natgulllan ~~~;,!'~~~'ii ~:P...'e~ lend, CA um' =-..:.=. ~ CffOl'fG AGAIH$T vo~,.,J OllOtllANOI Thia !Nlef'rient wat filed cenH' 20 O"•SALI 8!EA Mlehetl J. Mtehen. 2351 LOT ft 01. ~.-M IHOU\.OCCWfTM:T AlA"nA A ,ft()llOSIO OftDI· Wlttt .... couney Cltfk of ANO WINI! ColQ•I• Dflve, Colla Meta, ..... WI' ~· .. °" Wt 2l. 1tM. at J NANCI le ICMdut9d f~ Oranot ~on MMe Publl1hed Newport CA t2e21 10QtC 1-. ~ 34 TO pm. rt>On+llL CON¥EY ~ ..... ~.,Cl)' 1 ... , .. 9428 Btach.Cotta Mela Dllty Thia tu•lnen I• con-• lllQ.WM al'"~ C()A)OMTION 1 c.am11111 ~~..-= 0r:~ OalY Hot Aug. II, 11i 23, Piiot JUlf H, 11111. fl?l ~:" ~ .,,a~clolrlg .._.,.OUI -.. " n9 =-=--~uir.,.: 91-11 ~ ~ 30, 1t11 fUt PUIUC NOTtcl bOl\MH YI!? No CJlll9l1CI Of'·'THI COUtfrV a.. 11 Trt111,_,. ,_,,,, 1 .. 211 oc f'9 Coeta Meea PU••te MOTICI wtchael MttMll MCt'lllll8 Off UID .,y u tt14. • ... ;NO 94· MuNClpll COcN to~ -fleUU.U.....,_.. Th'9 atatefMnt,... ...,.. CCIUNTY Ofl tlGI. el a..__. "" .... IMlf~ rate ........_._ ... ,,. .. ...... ,.,;..... -""the Countt Cllerlt llf TM .... ~ ........ 5•11• nP•......._ Or1t191Coun1Yon?..O.• ......... , q -... ._, ._. ™''~ .. ~~ .............. .,. n.-:=.~-.... ,..... ................. ........... ' ..,_ •H "'1C ~ ~-:.:=.--:.-:or-~ ::02111 Wt* ~: OelY Nol J;,Af 11, .. I .... ~~ -....... • ~ Rt: ::."".~":'°=•"CUL ""' ""V _...;., --CA m l• '"9· t. t. ,.. "'' ~ diiil'-5" gf ;i'-14:.~• ..... .-... , ... n::.~v ... ·~tcr2ti~=..-r. Th1M1n9ot~· -• ......... ...... ...,,.. I CMettal .... -.ct. • CA11111• &:,•.... ,.. -dfF ...... 1 ... r:r, .. • BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11x ~ IAprtomitld Ill tht [Mjl] Pia is plllid to Mnount:t" MW~ lftlllU 111.111.iMIM IP w bwiw.. ~ wiJJ ~SF.ARCH tJw *1tV fr JOI' Ill no txlrrl ~. ""4 MM JOI' ti. ti!N 4,,J ihr trip to tht °*"HOUR in s.w. ~ v-. of~. iljitr tk*rcll is romJ>li't«!, aw willfikJO'I' .figj,titMs INsintJf *Mt .,, ••• llliM iJJj ~~ ..... ,- CW, publiih on«• wmtfa;J-1 ...... ,,,, ...• jll,.,~: cf J*bliatioit u#h tM c-., QM. Plooe st11p "1 •#,.,,.Jiitiri• ..._a P •••~Pk~ 1r Btty~ a-Mo& ,,,,. .... :1 ....... (711) 642-il.J21 liJilll• : will ,....a..,.,.,,'°..,. Jii,,., • *'" r a t x '1 • If,.. JMJJ "'-tllfJjititflltr r • Pit 1"-lliil•-'•Wif 6# ...... """ ... ,,. G.oJ w;,, ,.... .... -.... • ~':::•......, r.:!.._... McN.....,1, Thll e11alMU 11 ..., et.d'J.= :-m-..r-~w l:"U:.9:\!!11t• ~ .... ;:;.~~~--~~;;a:::-:.. ..... 78 ~-~·!!!!..!•!:...!!•!!!!..:.!!~!l! .. ~-=~ .. ~".!!;:;;~ ..... ~!.!~.!!lll..----------~--_:.;:.:;~:.:::;:.!..=:;,:!,:;:::.,,.....;;;;.~....,~ ... ;.--........ ~ ..... I ' GUI& bHCMm Telcphooe 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:roulr5:00ppl Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNll Morxlay ............ Friday S:<X¥n Tuesday ............ .Monday 5~ Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5~ Thw'Sday ........... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ 'Illlrsdar5~ llY RIDI• (714) 642-5678 UMX -(714) 631~94 (Pt~ include your n8me and phone nwnbrr and we'll call you bade with a pice quote.) llY ···-· ·-l)lla 330 WestBay Street Costa Mesa, CA 921JZ7 Oxnerc6Newpm BMS A: Bay SL COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS LOST & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5540 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED 2 72 6 FOUND Z 92 S S 530 5 53 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Canyon/Ocean Vl•w BEST A.REA 2br palfo, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Swedish Nurse Aid 3bdf1ba. Very clean. wfd hk-up. beam cell. ROOM WANTED Mate LOST CAT Siamese Customer Relations Receptionist Xlnt with Loving. Good cook, ~~~ .. =~ Lrg yard. Garage. 329 Cabrlllo St. 55, n/s. NB/CM/COM ml1< adult neut. male. MANAGER people In a very busy ~~~~~gr~t~C:Sl~~~7~l· All .. lllll*.....U..tinlllis 51250· 650•1557 5675 548'2765 area.852-0200 days 70496 Seashore/51st, High Volume Toyota work environment. ~laaMte,t•llleftd· --------Country Woods 04.,·2919 nights NB. Cataract on left Store. Experience a+ Self motivated, sunny lrllftlrHM$111tActt1 1 .. u NEWPORT E·sfde, 2 Bd & study, eye needs medication. Great opportunity. d isposition. T,o •••••••••I split lvl, Ip, sky-It, Reward! 574-0703. Competetlve Salary. schedule appt call MERCHANDISE ...... dnlcllNUsltUlttll BEACH 2169 $875/month. No pets. GARAGES eves Call Marty Harrison at: 714·648·0203 Fax •••••••••! """""'' . ._, "'*'"'" 646-1164 645·9543 FOR RENT 2740 114.122-2000 re su me to : llmllatlt1 •r dlmllilHllDll 2Br 2Ba Condo Gated E'slde Prime Location, SOUTH COAST 714-846·1108 ---------1 Nied•""-c~ reUtlen, Comm. AJC W/0, OW, 2/br 1/ba, enclosed PERSONALS TOYOTA RENTAL AGENT ANTIQ~S 6010 au.MMkl .. 111111 lllln0t micro. PooVjac, 2-car garage, utilihes paid 20x38 luxury,. 4 car For walk·ln rental iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ...._...,._,••lnlll&IDftto gar. No pet, no smk. $825/mo 759·8242 space, storage DRIVER business In Corona ~"'.~~c .. ~llml· Avt IH $1395 673·5884 shelves. panel, carpet. Prr Route Driver. Own 001 Mar. Must have --------.1 --BLUFFS 3BD/2 ·•hBA HUNTINGTON S425/mo 7S0-6026 PERSONALS 3002 car, gd driving rec. Callfomla Real Estate Top Dollar Paid! TINI........., •111 001 $2000. Avail 9/3. Great job tor relfree. License, be able to From 1800·1960. ~'""'llJltfatiu· Barbara Sanregret BEACH 2640 Colorlch Color Lab work weekend• and 1 pc to entire estate . .... llf u al* wtltcll ls 111 R 11 644-0195 Plan For TOMORROW! 1-80<>-448·5515 work on commissions Paintings, china, ..,...lltlltllw.Owrudcn oa ors. COMMERCIAL GIFTED PSYCHICS! FU,.DRAISING Cati Mr Ring · gtswaro, furn, otc. East Bluff G reat 1 bd/1 b a On golf 1·900-868·4100 x8157 · :,::::' .. -.::~ ~all•~~ street. 3BD, den + course. Pa 1 Io. REAL ESTATE 53.99/per min. 1 e + ;~:oc:,~:;_~. E::c~!~: HAR°e7JIR4:~L TY 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 lmly rm. Freshly 5675/mo. 846·3995 Procall Co. 602·954·7420. lCl3tj •• • .. ....,.,, .. Ill I d I I d asslgnmenl. 1 ·2yrs R t II S I U I ..... ...., Ulla. Tl Pa n 1 e c ea n e · SINGLES Oppertunltrl exp in saJes/fundrais-• a a •• psca e ..... .,'J...~ ...... call= Pe t s o k. S 2 5 o o NEWPORT EXCITING PEOPLE I Ing. Public speaking stationary store In If.ST s:ac::r.s Qt.I). W ·INI ll 1·-~4-1510. f« Edie Ols on 2669 BUSINESS OFFICE 1·900·988-3008 x3733 ability prior non-profit COM. PfT. n/nlghts or Coldwell Banker BEACH FOR RENT 2769 S2.99fper min. 18+ a plus. Send resume Su.ndays. Ask for A,.t1q.-lo '50.Mod-i IMY'lrt'r111M,OC,,.a,11ue 644-9060 x132 Procall Co. 602·954·7420. to: United Way of O.C. Monager 675·1010 call HUD II Ul·:ISOG. r= .. =~buy· H•rbor View Homes * 1BR $625 * 18012 Mltchell Ave. Steves Det•lllng ·~ -· · 4/br 3/ba, Xlnl Cond. 2BR 2 BA $725/Up CANNERY VILLAGE South, Irvine, CA Needs responsible lk, S,P1i'11i9, N /pe ts /smkr Relrig & dishwasher Attractive 31st St. HOTTEST 92614. Fax 724-0030. clean cut driver. pofCIWn.ctn,polety, ••••••••I $2750/mo. 759·1400 Incl. 60x30 pool. No office for 5730/mo Attention: Human 1645. Superior Ave. oldCOIUntorlnt LIDO ISLE FURN pets. No fees. No lse. Roy Jackson 573.3733 X * X * X * · Resources. EOE. Costa M esa jewelry,tllonzm, flln., 3BD 2BA, Fam Room. * 714-545·4855 * ES CM 1670 Santa Ana iollilRSMM'*ii!iiii HouHclean lng 574.7479 ~.~. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE Patio, Garage. Avl 9·1. • Steps To Beach ·Prestigious Oltices-J -69 UVE N eed Hardworking Telemarketing dlool'liMwoCtic:ts. S2100/mo. 675·6727 2Br 2Ba Yearly. 2-gar. 300+ sf ea. Utls pd. ...., ... I 09 mentwomen. PT work. COPIER SUPPLIES •()wlllmorlnllNllllltl Oceanfront winter, 21 w/d, no pels. Avalt 8·1 S300. Agt. 675-3869 900-505-5050 Eng/car nee. 545-7350 Expanding co. seeks •Corb~as ••••••••I br 1/ba, gar, n /smkr. Sl 100 6 46-5078 800-759-4420 Housekeeper/Nanny manager, reorder, •Estllll ..... candudld f ii · Np t Blvd near 91•75 •. 9100 .. -......_... BALBOA PENINSUlA urn, paho, ut inc. ON CANAL Charming. Mc Donalds Off/retail .-...-P/T. Newport Beach. new account poopte. • imm..-.... , $1100.mo 675·1832 sml 1br, big patio, re-tor rent. 5950(mo. 011-592-570..950 Call 997·1400 6am-12Noon Mon-Fri 714-.249-3711 1007 _____ _ iiBAiiYViiiiliiEWiiiiiiBiiEAiiUiiTYiiiill APARTMENTS Custom 4br/4ba, wetbar. FOR RENT Reduced lo $869.000. •••••••• 780-0621 Bkr·lv msg deco, n/pet. Ideal for Owner anxious Mystery Shoppers Top Comm. Great ._ ______ _. 1person.S995/month. CallDon 729•7163 s 9 •75/hr + Part Opptyl Call Shellyt-;::==-====='ii Ulla lncld'd . 650-8145 -r..A t · Time. Now Hiring 8am-1pm 582-e921 STEPS TO SAND I~ , For Local Stores. Telem•rklng Expand· Big 3br near surf TQ Af~ Free Prod u c: Is. Ing call ctr. Great envl· $ 1 5 o o /per mo. BUSINESS & . \~. 1·504·571·5290 ronment. Interesting CORONA DELMAR Call Don 729-7163 FINANCE r..lfTE~,j! Out of Santa Fe In aubject matter! •WINTER RENTAL ~ ,,,. Fashion Island has S10·S15/Hr ..-Bonus BALBOA Across from boach. PSYCH openings for PT/FT Call T.C. 880·1122 1022 ISIAND 2606 Beautllul 2BR, 2 BA. soles assoc's. Hrly+ Trevel consultant furn. $t400 645·5036 BUSINESS comm+ FT benefits. Dynamic person for iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • f•900•868•4 0 Contact Poppy at: tasclnallng career. Incredible V •lue 2 ba/2ba Decorator'••••••••• OPPORTUNITY 844-5953 Xlnt salary potential. apt, w/cath coll. Ip, 1• XS344 ':.; Very pvt, 3bd. fam rm, frldgo, micro, d/w. MISCELIANEOUS 2904 Prr Assembly S1rong leisure sales- pool, yard, $599,000 patio 011 51 pklng w/d '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (mechanical) Must be person pref. Min. 2 4818 Surrey. Agon1 hk ' · k RENTALS 1• exper, Eng spkng, years exp. Sabre 759·9070 Not yet llsled up. no pois. sm v I n/s office. 848-3216 tralnod. Benetils. Fax · · S1275mo/yrly 723·1599 I•••••••• e n d n g • Lo ca I Rto•Cash Income• PAAT·TIME resume w/sol ary COSTA MESA 1024 E'slde 3BD/2BA hrdwd floor. trg yard. 254 Cecil Pl 5239.ooO Open Sun 1 ·5pm NEWPORT BEACH GENEIUU. HAVING TROUBLE LHtlng or Renting your Property? Call: ·l!xpress Leasing· 1·800-593-8725 IAI.BOA ISLAHD ---- 2106 MSWLV P:URNISH•D 4 +2, Beach Couage, beam cenlngs, pello, w/d. brlghl and comfy. Wint.,. Rental CSr.l-41979 CORONA DIL llAlt 2UZ -----tL QQM IO bc:b. a.,. from main hou.e. Sunny. gar, w/4. refrfa inct. •1200 1ae.011e lMW )IN\ MA HM 2-car oar w/d frig frpl bllC 10 hen 120&0 ... M1/eun 1-4 17~7175 20 ostab accounts• Do Yo Love Babies? hle1ory to: 459·2407 ON CAMERA AUDITION Babin, T11n1 & Adult1 needed immediately for '4)Comina Maaaziles, Commercials, f~ms. No . fees or experience reped to attend this event. For audition information cal ... B io. Math, Spanish/ French. $9·$11 /hr. S.O.C. Need cnr. 3.2 +college GPA. 443·2700. Hiring: STORE MANAGER POSITION Fashion Island EXPERIENCE REQUIRED In Retail Fashion and Customer Service 27,000 Yr+ Bonus Plan* & BENEFITS• Ceff Km'en (819) 773-4949 . GINlllAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 'The publisher reserves the riJht to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement.. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credi~ can only be allowed for the first insertion. ( I ~ ) ) I Plug Into the Classified section to find services from electricians and plumbers to landscapers & ; l • J ........... .._.. -ome w/QfaH top. J 31l172. ft00.l5M170. ) Olal• round table w/ • olack marble • baH, ; 4 chairs. ictnl condl 5400. 94e-2202 Uk• new wood frame, eludlo couch w/lrun· • di•· 2 Innerspring \ mauraHH. Custom 'J 19llor•d cover, e-_ cushions. 831·7561 ~ iiCE FURNITURE 11ere11ed In apace, not money. Bargains! BalbOa 875-0423 -CLASSIFll!D J tl't the eaay•tO• • acce11, Information· • packed marketplace I yltlt9d regulatty • SUC· ~utully • by all kinda of con•umera. REN·T 1htOUOh classlOed • Run your ad in the Newport Bea< Costa Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,0 J • homes. Fax us th form with your er card # or mail it ir ' with a check todc ' ~ Run for a week! I } your car does nol sell we'll run it for another week FREEi All for $1 0 ~RVICE g1RECTORY cliRPENTIY 3510 ndyman/Aemod•I ddlllona. Bath, Kitch f ire-Water Damage Elec, Plumb, & PaTnt ).iewpon area. lmmed ~ge 714-227-8122 • I RS ~HlldMte I •Cablnat1•Stucco I l562731 39Yre exp ; Jerry 942.0587 A to Z HANDYMAN INSTALUREFACE CABINETS Kitchens, baths, doots, ildOWI. Doug 548-7258 • PlNTRY•Wln4owa Doore • Woo~ Fences ~ostVGaraga Oroanlzera tl.#261581 • Call Bob _ '249-8323 Pg•312-0028 I \ Daily Piloe NTED BUY 6019 CORONA vp Dollar• Paid DEL MAR 6122 ' Record a. J az :t, 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COSTA MESA 6124 Olaftt 4-tamlllf ••I• ly CHARLES GOe£N wllhOMMSHMW, ~ TANNAH HIRSCH 11IANK YOU, PARTNF.R Bolh vulnenble. Soulh deals. WEST •Q6 NORTif •J10972 O Q4 OAKQ7 •K6 'V A 10 OJ932 •Q 10962 EAST •K 6'43 'V J83 0 85 •A843 opening lead. Dcclaru played low from dummy, Easl rose with the ace and .+iifted to a low a pa de. Declarer erred by riaina with the ace, lhen led a low trump. • FIUOAY, AUGUST9, 1996 ~---lQDAY' CRoSSwoBo PUZZLE ACROSS 1 RoolWla mMeltll e Ad«,..._. t l<nle handle 13 lAlaroay 14~'*°'9• 15 Adresa Baf1dn 17 Squltret food 18~1 ,, wldeapen 20 Thlc:kly 22 Electrical unit• ~a~: peaoeloken 27 Nect•r collectofs 28 Undercover 30 = 8gf888ble 32 RiYer rriouth u ntrac ka, etc. II Mike 645·7505. Sat 8am-4pm Great Garage Sale! 2899 Baker Sat 8/1 0, 8·tp. Lota of Meaa Verd• SOUTH •AS 'V K97662 0 1064 •J7 Many defenders would routinely follow low to lhis trick, bul West was on the ball. The defender ra.e wi th the ace of hearts and switched back to the queen or 1pade11. Now it was East's lum t.o shine by overtak· ing partner's queen with the king and continuing wllh a 1pade. There was no woy that declarer could pre- vent the defenden from collecting a second trump trick for down one. Either West would overruft wit.h the Len or Eaat.'1 jack would be pro- moted t.o the letting trick. formation 35 Plalo's mentof 50 u.. Iha pool 51 Paslllon ·E TO YOU6022 cJothlng &-m isc. Clothing, furn & misc. Household. Every1hlng Group Garage Sale must got No £-birds! Sat 8am·2pm The bidding: 80\JTH WEST NORT1t EAST 2'V ·r... 4'7 r ... Had declarer ducked the fi rsl 11pade, the defenders wouJd have had no recourse. When declarer lat· er gains lhe lead, a trump Lo the queen and a trump bock, dunked in hand, limita the I01era t.o the three aces. It does not. help West t.o rise with the ace or heart.a; there is no entry t.o the East hand for a t.rump promotion. 39 l.ong. long - 40J~ warner 43 Under the 52 t.uso 54 Fence 58~= language )( TERRIER JPPY Froe to loving rne with yard, 7 ·nth old. neuterd. 4.5!5·9247 Eve 304 lrla (In alley) 2820 Elden p-P ... weather 44 Like a lod 46 Cozy BOOKS, clthng, iBM .,,..,,.""""'.,..t.o,.,...,,t_a .,,..o_f _at.,..u_ff_ll __ 286, sewg mach, furn, MOVING SALE Fair @ Opening lead: Ten of• 57 An.ck on a castle m I s c. 5a1 8 ·1 2 Fairview SaVSun 8·1. 706 Santana Irv. Terr. Cltha, plants/p ols , 8onala pwr tool1, •Going Eaatl• mower, kng w/bd.' 8am-4pm Sat 811 O glaaatp pine baH dng Good defe nse requires cooper&· lion between partners. Given an opportunit.y, the defenders were quick to seiu the day on lhis deal. 48 Par1 of Hispaniola 49 Bled. as a color 50 Hindu woman's 58 PrcMde lundl lor 60 PMMd met.lware 62 Wound remirw:tar The Community Market Place . attire Classified 842·5878 Cameo Shore• tbl, antq furn, art 320 Mllford Dr. work, MOREi 2346 Lit· We do not like South's weak two- heart opening bid on such a weak suit. At this vulne rability Lh11t act ion promises 8 suit or high quoh· ty. No blame altaches to North for jumping lo game. At worsl , four hearts should have depended on finding West with the ace of clubs. S3 Bealle -Starr 55 "Of -·: 1tve.al 59 Put down on 65 ·-was going IO St. Ives° .... -... tleton Clrcle. Learn to be • better bridge player! Subscribe n ow to the Goren Bridie Letter by c•IHng (800)788-1226 for information. Or write to Goren Oridge Letter, P.O. Box 44 I 0, ChJcago, lL 6068(). 4410. D YES,51L1 MY CAR City ,._ v.dtt Card D MC CMsA D AM X • e..p __ Ma.I fo OMY N.OT JJO w ...,. So-. C--. CA 92627 I" 41 .unue <> w m 41 431..s,w, ,_"""'*' ,.,_ a..ii,.,,..,.,, ...... ----------~·c,,.... C-1'.-U»W •• a--o--. c--.:.i--. a-c-. , ·-o_,._.. a-• J•-a--a--a•-oc-~ o,..,_ :l--oc-QC--a""-o...,w a--- •J IOlor4 ht. $1.00e«lioJtll;orolh ·-·-----------------------·· S•t 8·10 8·3, queen· alz.ed c llh1, tv , bkcase, heater. bed1, misc , f urniture. 2018 Palomll 1 blk from Irvine, botwoen 20th/Holldalf West made an unlucky choice of Sat 8/10 8·4pm, babyl----------~--------.----------1 Items, swing, exoraau· cer, prtbl crib, glrla NEWPORT SAIL BOATS 7014 FORD cllhs, haohld llems 9075 1194 Bolae W •Y BEACH 616 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 850.1188 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 14' LIDO completo 'B7 TEMPO Needs Sat 8am-4pm co9ers, exc cond. work. $1800. 375·1 973 NEWPORT Wool Indian rug. Mexi· Won many races. alter 6 pm. can rug, designer S75o. 648.9728 -----------....,,..-BEACH 6169 jeans, Antique Mother 2 5' Eric ks o n New '89 Ford Taurus GL liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii o l Pearl. l.eather bottom painl. motor 4·door, champagne , !S·Famlly E•stbluff SeVSun 8·2pm, Tools/ f u ' n /C I t h • /n I c e I 310 Vlata Suerte bags, KPX printer. $5000 or trade for car, auto, A/C, t21K miles. Roller blades, 2pr w/ truck or older whaler7 Good cond. $2995. all protectors. Antique 673·6719 or G45·114ti 557·1444 Darcy. labels, Elec dryer, s b t A d 1 Ill '89 Ford T•urua QL mint cond. Akal cass 8 0 ea Y 0 so E t t s I h hid $ 2 5 0 . 0 0 o b o 4·door, champagne, • • • • • se • deck. Designer jeans. 546 8 704 auto. A/C. 121K males. Jewelry, collectibles, 2428, 2428, 2430 · Good cond. $2995. Sat 8·2 not before Unlvers ltv Dr. 2024 WI d d L ,, 557·1444 Darcy. n war n (Off Irvine Ave) MARINE SLIPS Giant Yard Sale S•t 9 •1 maple desk/ DOC"S 7022 '89 Must•ng Conv. Klwanla Club dresser, mlsc llemsl " Auto trans. AC, FP. Sat Sam. Ensign 2083 Port Provence P1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CC. AM/FM Stereo. School (corner of 40' Mooring 55,500 854-7041 lrvlne and Cliff Drive) South Side Balboa ---------a t Q S I Island, Near Coral Ave '94 Explorer Exe 13 ;;~6 A~:~t~:. N~B~ TRANSPORTATION S12,900 7 21·0991 ~~:d~1 1Jr~e'."il~~:.Ve~: Sa t. 8·4pm . 8·10 50' Mo o r ing Groal leather seats. $19,500/i---------.----------.----------•E•atblutf• Bal Pen loc. Call obo. 310·519·1524 Jewelry, Jewelrlf. Steve 723·5883. St2,900. cost Jewelry, ceramic POWER BOATS SIDE TIE 30F sai1.•--------MERCEDES 9130 RANGE YUGO pie framea . e lec 7012 1410 s. Bay1ron1 Bal INFINITI 9095 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ROVER 9177 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii typewtr. copier, futon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Isl $350/mo. 7 52·2881 · I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '70 280S L iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '7 5 ELDORADO 31 K, S•t 8·3 Convertible 2-Tops Wht, cust Int, sunrf, 800 Tua tin Ave HS' BARE TRl·HULL '90 045 Black w/grey Xlnt cond. s 11 ,800 '91 Range Rover V·B xlnt cond. $6000. Grt sound w/galv trailer,••••••••• lthr. Fully loaded. Like OBO 673·8948 Hunter, auto trans, stereo! 558"°410 Moaalmo AcceaaorlH like new. 12" wheels AUTOMOBILES now. n/s. CO, phone+ 88K ml Mint Condi Sample Sale w/Bu ddle bearings. ••••••••• S15K 720·8013 ---------1 518,900. 875-3275 ---------Hals, belts. bags. wa.11e1s. stt95 3101519.1 524 PORSCHE 9175 ANTIQUES & Sunday Sam 1121 Holiday Rd 1e• Shock electric ME C D S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 922 CIASSICS (Dover Shot••I Bayboat. Hardlop, ex· CHEVROLET 9045 R E E 9130 '79 PORSCHE 9\lSC 4X4 1 S. t 8 /1 0 8 ....... p m cellenl cond. $5700. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Targa Super cond. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'J3 MASEn•TI '" 848-9728 Camel color. $13.500 ,,.8 RA refrlg, furn, hs ehld ------------'90 Chevy Lumlna '9 9 M • r c • d •a OBO. 759.1268 • TOYOTA Wh1to, Citroen. All orig. 37k llems, cloth ... ga mes, 2 O ' BAY LI H ER blue, 6cyl, auto. ate. 280SL Conv, white/ --=-.,....------,--1 V6. extnd cab, lmt, SH .500 090 993·5355 books, luggage, bike 125HP. Seats 8. Good Power everything! navy Int. 4-s pd/stlck. To place an ad in A/C, bedllner. Mint atutt, and muc h morel running cond. $4500 Fully loadod. 92k ml $13,500/obo Cl•aalfled cond . 9k miles $21000 Buy II. Sell It. Find II. 1SM8 Port Clarldge 0 80. 885-8150 $5200. 759·5808 Oreg, 720-0988 Call 842·5878. (714) 988-2483 Claaalfled. ·---------------- 9240 9250 CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL 3610 HAULING 3720 IANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SPRINnERS 3921 LD CARE 3536 CLEANING ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 548 GENERAL 3 5 58 Sm• II Job EXPERT liiiJiiUiiNiiKiiTiiOiiiiTiiHiiEiiDiiUiiMiiPii LAWN OARE 3 808 iiii2ii4iiYrsiiiQuiiaiilliityiiPiiaiilniitlntiiiii I iEiixiipiieiirtiiDiiriialiiniiCii18ii•iiniilnii9ii li5iiPiiR~I NiiKiiLiiEiiR~RiiiEiiiPiiAl~A -------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Duncan Electric (714-988·1882) Sh•n•'• Oardenlnn TOUCHUPS, TOO & Plumblng Repairs Valves•HeadseTlm• Prof Houaecleanlnn ACM CONSTRUCTON • """ •• • docks 2•v-Local Exp lttle Peopfea~ • l.ocal/Qulck Response Will haul what Trash & l•nd•capln ... I.awn 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor <v•" tllP "" wor .. guar. · " ·• · · "vcare . Quall ty by Luc~ Ref'• 10yr• Tennant Improvement L•275870 '"'50 ·7042 Man won·tt 968-1882 • • Uc#28064<S 645-3209 Ste" 545"12N John Burr 282·2&3t Exp. Lowest Ratea In Remodels • Com/Res .. "' caro ln1talrn/Removal e Warm home, Town! 848-4970 Ll415708 548·5770 ---------TWENTY DOLLAR Sprinklers 548·5801 QUALITY+ CARE Precise Plumbing SPRINKLERS are my -nputera, fun, and HAUl.ER'CLEAN·UP Summer Speclalal Repairs & Remodels o n I y b u s Ines a . • ming env. Quiet WINDOW CLEANING LEWIS Conatructlon FENCES JOHN 650 1628 20Y" Exp. Xlnl workmanship FrH E1tlmatH Timers•Valveu Drip Sys • ST. 405/Falrvlew • Av8'age 1 atory-S35 Lf!.~~~:3i•H~g::.~~~. & DECl(S 3615 • · MASSAGE 3830 Fair S Ron.845•2417 L•H7398 989-1090 Charles 722·7824 1_..957 1848 • 2 story·S45 ... 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • • Hou•• CI eanl ng •714-557-5825• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------1• ""RA~JN~B""'O.,..,.w:-c="1~rc-:1~.-=M-=-a-:l~n:-t. --------- --------- Spring Cleaning l.J. Scott Conatructlon *Wood Fence•* HOME CARE/ L & B Therapy Paln11ng..int1Ex1 Houtt/Apt POOL TUTORING 3929 & Reg Svc. Mlnl-bllnda, Cin1om Home Builders Replace/Repair I.ow S SERVICES 3760 & Nlltrlllon Ins/WC Quality job. Free est. SERVICE 3894 ijiiiJ!!!il!i!i!liliiiiiiiiiiiiii Caroet & Floor Vih/MC/AE Llc#481954. Ref' a . Free haullng/es l. Uc'd l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii R N /L M T S 5 /0 ff L11'569897 838-8888 TUTOft Teacher wtll ANING A.J r.a 9ee-2soo 714-875-7788 Advantage eons1 974-5301 11 maasag .. 722•9823 0 tutor your efementary VICES 3548 • R.N./Hollstlc Practloner •BISHOP PAINTIN Island alu• Pool• age chltd In rMdlng, -"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1----------------TENNANT Improvement• ---------Home care visits. Infants 3834 Prompt Oual Svc. Reas S Pool & Spa Wltly Svc. math, ate. 831~459 :.UCH OF c· *SS COMPUTERS 3556 Goa.nn'•cHonmtr•.'BLu/1•711m49p7~ FLOOR INSTALL to Elderly. Hrly/dally. MOVING Texturlng•Wallcovarlngs Repair. Man/pumpl/hlrl .., ..-• C.M. 714·884-8373 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Refs. L704332 969-2407 Acid wuh MS-e729 1---------------- anlng. Rea/Comm 2ovra Eicp•942-a995 REPAIRS 3620 ALL·AMl!RICAN DON'T CALL ui I ParadlH Co.-Poela WALL /Bonded. Free Eat. JEWELRY MovH·U ... Carefully If you Ju1t want lh• Quality Pool/Spa Svc. COVEalNGS 3932 • •H 2&2•7143 ADVERTISE ON ANDERSON & KEATS •QUALITY WORK• 3784 Couneously & Cheaply low bid. Ane work· Repair • AlgHald•1"iiilliil•lilijil•l!iiiiiii •THE INTERNl!T· DalCNl HardwdNlnyl/Coramlc 848·0223 T141 227 manshlp & enduring AcldWath 84e-2a491• Par1Nne lnt_..,.. Reach Mllllonsl Get CoNsnucnoNSl!lvn Mrble/Carpet Bnd/lns Wiiiiam Harold Je-lert Dibernardo'• Moving quality since '75. lnatalladon ~al • $300 Homepage FREE L708279 722-7332 Watch & Jewelry Repair l.ocal/Offlce/Storage LEFFLER QUALITY ROOFYVG 3910 Oltcount w~ Call 714-384-9031 Anllque • Fine Jewelry Long Dlal. FrH Eat. 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ID #F630511 SE CE: LOW..s •I ar Range R~ve r • · . ihd I . ver Factory Trained Master Tech 'li cians PRE-OWNED SPE.CIALS 1996CHEVY . PICKUP Auto, AIC, Tilt, Cruise, V-8. Only 8,300 miles! (5F811911) 1993JAGUAR XJ6 Regency Red, Barley Leather, Sunroof, CD Player (PC674087) 521,995 1991BMW 73Si Black, Black. Leather, Chrome wlieels, Sunroof, CD (2ZEF138) 524995 l~~AR SO GN Regency Red, Barley Leather (3 BI>B703) 519,995 199SCHEVY SUBURBAN 4x4, 4.., 5 e ig, Rear A/C. ~aded 3K ...IM9) . 1992 JAGUAR Blue, Tan Leather, SOVEREIGN . Loaded White, s~rley Leather, (B93 742) Sunroof, ... hrome wheels (3L FS378) Sf 4,995 520,995 1993 JAGUAR 1992 JAGUAR XJ.S COUPE XJ 6 . Signal Red, Barley Solent Blue Barley Leather, Chrome Wheels, L th C ' FACTORY WARRANTY ea c:r, ome wheels (JDCV7ll) (NC655917) 526 800 · 519,995 1994CHEVY SUBURBAN REST OF YOUR I DRE'AMIN'G? 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