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J .Has· ·college ~trict race ·quietly slipped by?
• e.g.~ ~:!i~ilent Neviport :~:::;,:: • Campaign for Coast Community College trustee seats has gone mostly
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Beach Councilman John Cox, unn·oticed because of lack of issues in one of the state's largest" college districts.
down to the last days of his 16-year council tenure, spoke out a By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot More high-profile races. $142 million, and more than f · tim t l "I think what happens is we · 52,000 students are enrolled in ew es a ast Monday's sort of fall between the cracks," th thr council meeting. ~ e ee schools at any given
And he didn't just speak out COST. f\llESA -You may not said candidate.. Loretta Molino, time.
-he delivered some pass1·onate have heard of Cynthia Crowe. Or who is running against 13-year "But it's fairly a low profile Michael Collier. Or John Carser. m· cumbent Arm d R · • soWoquies. an o u1z. race, said candidate Jerry Pat-
First, he p1·ped up toJ'out an But they and five other resi-us"E.v .. eryone just kind of forgets terson, a former U.S. congress-dents like them want control over end to Mayor John He ges' $142 million in taxpayers' money 8 man running·for a seat vacated by extensive questioning of a grant ut Coast Community College board President Naricy Pollard. through the little-watched race District trustees cany an "With all th ·d al proposal. enor-l e pres1 enti and oth-
Th h . d d fDolS.r trt<;ctoasboarLCdo. mm.unity College mous responsibility. One of the . er larger races, ~oast Community
munity activist Harold Jasper Th f o ege istrict is doV(ll a little after Jasper accused the council e contest or three open state, Coast governs three sepa-further on the radar screen.•
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John C:..S., Huntington Beach, raised less than
$1,000; Loretta Molino, Huntington Beach,
raised $817; Arrluu'Mlo Ruiz, Huntington Beach
raised $4, 763 '
en, e repnrnan e com-.:':'=,.·==. largest college districts in the C 11 D
ot "b(!ck room deals to annex seats has gone practically unno-rate colleges: Orange Coast Col-Though only one of the vacant N rt C t ., tked..thi.S_yearL -lege, Coastline Conununiq.t ... Col--seats covers the.local area, all e~~ youo~~ ~land up here in _l,. The reason? 'F lege and Golden West College. ~-, public an,d accuse this council No ·Controversy. ew issues. Its 1996-97 budget tops out at •SEE COLLEGE PAGE 6 !..------------------------------------------------------~
of such a thing is a terrible·
insult~" Cox said. "You are way
out of-line.· 1,_ '
Guess Cox sa~s his energy
for these rare. verbal blasls. · •
• CANoloATE ~oVEREP' . ·F 11 you haven't seen enough o{ ... ~ •
Newport Beach council candi-l
date Barry Zanck out on the ~
campaign trail, you might try to l
pick up a.copy of "Successf¥1 & l .
Single" magazine. ·1
Zanck graces the·cover of the l
roagazine, which is, tfasically, a l
glossy periodical featuring l
information and photographs of l
'local sjngles longing for a date. l .,
Though Zanck, a mertgage l
broker, is an eligible bachelor, l
he.was not in one of the "I am . l ,
seeking"!' ad~. but rather his l
quotes appeared in a story · l
aP,out single.homebuyers. . . l
"Successful & Single• is·pub-1
lishf:!d by Jerilyn Walter, a Costa l
Mesa woman, who a couple of l
years ago, appeared in a P~-· t
boy magazine pictorial featur-.(\ .. i
ing women over 40. l
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• WEu,ofSllMD HOM>ltS 1
This area is well known-for · ·
its top-notch accommodations · i
and fine dining. That's why ~. !
presidents and sheiks and other ~
luminaries seem to always Wind i . '.
up here when visiting the Gold-[
en State. 1
So it's really nq surprise that j
the Newport Beach Marriot l
Suites, The Sutton Place Hotel l
and the Westin South Coast l ·
Plaza have been given the j
American Automobile Assoda-l
lion's Four Diamond Award. l
In the restaurant category, l
the Five Crowns, The Ritz and l
The Pavilion took the top hon-l
ors. · l
Congratulations to all. l ·
-By Jennifer Armstrong l
and Tonv. DoC\fero I
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: I n less than 24 hours,
: millions of civic-minded
: Americans will go to the
: voting booths to choose
: the nation's leade~hip for
, the remainder of the mil-
: lennium. The following , l are a few important facts : l I supplied by the Orange : !
~~ty Registrar of Vot-: i
• Polling hours: 7 a.m. to 8 ;. j
p.m. I j
1 • Telephone number of ' : I -' Registrar of Voters (for ! i
: last-minute voter Info~ 1 l
• tion and polling results) ~ i
: (714)567-7620. : ~
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. • • DON l.EACl4 I ON..Y Pl.OT
Sbm1f Abedrabo; 11, concentrates on the rope lader cllmb during the Mustang Cornl and C&mlval to beneftt Cos-
ta Mesa schools. . · . ·
. M~g~rr~~dCarnivwroun~
up support for Costa Mesa .schools
By David Silva, Daily F'tlot
M ayoc Joe Ericbon made quite a ·
splash -several tn fact -with
future voters ol America Sunday
as he braved a dnnldng booth as part of
the Mustang Corral and Carnival fund·
raiser at Costa Mesa Jiigh School.
The carnival, put on by the Mesa
Mentors parent support group to raise
money for Costa ·~esa High and its
feeder cools, ran from P,ri.day through
Sunday and attracted hundreda d per·
tictpud8 delplte occallonal rm ahOw-
ers. Tbe event featured rides, food and
game bootba, · tace-paiDUng, and • dis-
~-=-~. doMn ~Paid
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But by fu the most popular attrac-
tion was tM. chance to soak the dty's
highest nmkiDsj public oftidal. Whoev-
er says politics is dirty business didn't •
see Briduoo Sunday afternoon. .floun-
dering at the bottom ot a see-through
tank.
"What's really nice about (the carni-
val) is the sense of community that's
going on here,• Erickson said. shortly
beto~ raking bis seat on the plank.
"1bis isn't just aboUt money -it's about er .J::::.11 together to support their
Parent Mike Dunn, who cba1red the
camtval's organiation committee, said
the eYellt was a moderate success.
•Because it's tbe tint year-we're
doing this, we don't have any idea how
much money we'll make,• Oum llllid. •1
think tn tinandal tenm, we probably
mAde lea than hoped But as fu • r•
lJing the commualty, we did f• gniater
tbaii we b_oped. •
· Barriers may
•· appear again
on local streets
• Council will consider installing
street barriers to prohibit access
between Placentia and Monrovia.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
• COSTA MESA -Barriers constructed in the
Shalimar neighborhood have reportedly
become a much-sought-after commodity in
another part of the city since it began receiv·
ing Shalimar's
share of crime
including gang •!• The City Council meets
violence, drug 6:30 p.m. at 77 Fair Drive.
trafficking and
graffiti.
"When we put the barricad~ on Shalimar
. it was very successful helping police reduce
crime," Mayor Joe Erickson said. "But one
downside was that criminals who weren't
arrested began dealing drugs in thiS area:-
The City Council will consider today
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Child in· critical
condition after
traffic accident
By David Silva, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -A mentally disabled 8-
year-old girl is in critical condition after she
broke away from her caretaker Sunday, ran
into a busy street and was struck by a passing
vehicle, police said.
The girl, a client of Fairview Developmen-
tal Center who was not identified because of
her age, was walking with an adult caretaker
along Harbor Boulevard near Fair Drive when
she suddenly ran away, said Costa Mesa
Police Sgt. George Yezbick.
"They were coming back from a trip to
Chuck E. Cheese when she broke tree,·
Yezbick said. "The child ran eastbound down
the street and into traffic. One car was able to
avoid her, but another was not.•
The girl was ta.ken to Western Medical
Center in Santa Ana where she is listed in crit-
ical condition with a brain hemorrhage,
Yezbic.k said. The driver of the vehicle was not
held.
"Everyone's hoping for the best," Yezbick
said. "l don't think anybody was at fault here.
lt was just a tragic accident.·
: • Estimated start time of I i
'I ballot tallying shortly after : j did · ·
1 ~':f.;;:t<J=rt1me 4 : I Can ate claims: How well do . they stack up?
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I • Number of registered , i • Newport Beach , county voters as of Oct 1 : l
J• 1,275,775. : I hopefuls squabble about • Number of registered • • county voters for General i city finances. ~ut are their
I Election, 1992 1.2~.na : · election claims accurate? l • Number of .mentee bill·
j lots county r.glstr•r
• e>epeet9d to hlue 200,000.
• Number of county
•bsentff ballots cmt In
General Election, 1912
151, 158.
• Ablentee resutts .v.11-
ible: tie» p.m .. n.diy.
• Election r.llts .. ello .,..._.. on fi II..,,_
The Mbift8 ... II:
www.oc.c:a pi!uuwtl. • a
By Jennifer Armstrong. Lf111y Pilot
as a major campaign issue.
Most others say the dty needs
tougher analysis of money mat-
ters and revenue-boosting mea-
S\ll'el. Zanck's opponent, incum·
bent Jan Debay, has defended the
current council's decisions and
Mid the future council must con·
tinue to build ~ o.nd cut
COits.
Here, the second of two ezam.
inatlom ol bow C&Ddidatel' cam-
peigil da1ml lt4Ck up egainlt dty
ltaf1 lnformatlon:
allow Newport Beach to tap into
Fountain Valley's water lines for
cheaper water rates, was original-
ly expected to cost $16.3 mlllion.
An August dty staff report esti-
mated the ft.nal costs to total $23.7
million.
Debay bas defended the .,.,,_.
ject, saying bWI wUl go down
when it's tinllbed.
a
OtUD9'1 cempe.ign broChure
qu..Uom wby tb• couDdl
approved •• 18196-91 ~ wtth aS300.ooo clledt. • Tbe ama.l .,.... doculMnll
,._. a bl!nMld ...... Qty •'sh.._. .......... .. •m>a1•1• 1 .... ....... •scd Mw ol a.-lt elf,..
study. The report, released a few
months ago by KPMG Peet Mar·
wick. examined dty fees for ser-
vices versus the costs ol providing
those services. The council ma.y
vote to bike 90ln& ol tboee fees to
cover the terYice a>m.
·The budVet ii bWnced and
there's money being pa.cect tn
relelVeS,. aty M8D'9" KeWl
Mwphy Mid. ·u tbe couDdl
mads the KPMO recc+nn"'Ddl-
tklm. we wll1 ba.e mllde \IP tbe diftereoce..
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... B The race yourself fol.kl.
" final days are upon u5 and,
mercifully, we soon"'Will be
spared from polls and pundits,
attack ads and spin meisters.
That's right, it's time to cast
ballots and elect the next leader
of the free world.
But sadJy, despite reports that
the motor voter law has helped
to register record numbers of
•new voters, predictions are Tues-
day's election will be the most
dismal in memory.
Hopefully, those predictions
will prove false and voters will
not glibly forfeit their democratic
voice.
Especially in Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa, where voters
have been served up a political
feast, it will be downright crimi-
nal if local polling places aren't
at standing-room-only capacity.
• Costa Mesa residents bored
by the presidential race still need
.. to fill three City Council seats
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COMMUNITY
BettyRuth Stevens of Costa
Mesa has written an article for
Messages which appears in the
November/December issue of
~Angel~ on Earth.•
~artanne
flelsshaar
Costa Mesa
resident Mari-
anne Wels-
sbaar, a violin-
ist, will per-form in con-
cert at the
Idyllwild Arts
Academy. She
is a semi-final-
ist of the Idyll-
wild Arts
Acad emy's
1996 Young
Artist Competition.
... : The Newport Beach-based
!rogram Leadership Tomor-
fow, in its 10th year,
e.nnounced its 1997 class mem-
bers. The list oi community vol-
~teers and business men and
women are: Sam Allevato,
Renee Barot, Rick Bogart, Nor-
(Js Brandt, Aaron Burcham, .. . •
and, of course, reelect Joe Erick·
son. the man who put class back
into politics. 1
I predict voters wW show th~ir
appreciation for him .and he'll
break the record for most votes
of any candidate. After that, the
race gets less clear. Libby Cow-
an is most everyone's pick to· .
take the second place slot -
third is anybody's guess.
Additionally, there is a term
limit initiative on the ballot and,
of course, the water board races
where former councilwoman and
Mayor Sandy Genis is sme to
take a seat.
• In Newport Beach, there's a
knockdown. drag-out fight in the
District 2 race between council
incumbent Jan Dehay and Barry
Zanck, a feisty conseivative
who's trying bis best to shake bis
dubious appearance on the Ger-
aldo Rivera show years ago in a
HGod's gift to women" segment.
Not exactly the stuff that erases
neighbors
Jacquelyn Dillman, Sally
Flotho, Cris Graham, Unda
· Harasln, Celeste Jardine-Haug,
Merlyn Karst, Amy Larson,
Ruth Lee, llob Livingstone, Pet-
rina Long, Elliott Lowe, Stuart
MacFarland, Al Marttnl,
Catherine Michaels, Craig
Morrt.s, Christopher Pimentel,
Greg Rohl, Oscar Santoyo,
Melinda Seely and Tracy
Venezia.
Douglas A. Jetton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman B. Jetton of
Newport Beach, was named to
the men's varsity water polo
team at Brown University, R.I.
EDUCATION
Leo P. Mariani, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Leo Mariani of Costa Mesa,
was named to the.men's varsity
water polo team at Brown Uni-
versity, R.I.
CORPOflATE __ _
tBP/Architecture, a Newport
Beach-based design firm since
1952, received a Service Cita-
tony
dodero
gender gaps.
For excitement, the District 2
race makes up for the less than
enthralling battles going on in
Districts 5 and 7.
But there's still Measure Q,
the initiative that calls for the
elimination of free trash pickup
for Slll8.Q businesses .
tion Award for its 30 yea.rs of
participation in The Council of
Educational Facility Planners
International.
Terry Hart-
man has
agreed to
rejoin Irvine
Community
Builders as
vice president
of land devel-
opment.
ARV
Terry Hartman Aaslsted Uv-
lng, Inc. of ·
Costa Mesa is the largest
provider of assisted living resi-
dential services in the county,
according to a national swvey
published in •Assisted Living
Today's" fall issue .
MILITARY
Marine Sgt. Mark B.
Replogle, ofCosta"Mesa:report-
ed for duty with "Headquarters
and Headquarters Squadron,
Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma,
Ariz .
• 1be real fun comes in the
school board race between Dana
Black and Brian Theriot. H Black
wins, embezzlers beware. She'll
be going through the budget
with a fine tooth comb.
U Theriot wins, look for s~ool
buses to become moving adver-
tisements for Snickers and Pruit
Loops and video caD).eras to train
their lenses on kids while they're
at school.
Can you say, Big Brother?
U you're still not itching to
punch that voting ticket, there's
plenty of state ballot initiatives
worth checking out:
• Proposition 204, the safe
water act.
• Proposition 205, calls for
replacement of youth and adult
criminal facilities.
• Proposition 206, provides
$400 million in home and fann
aid to California veterans.
• Proposition 207, prohibits
atto.meys from charging exces-
stve fees •
•Proposition 208, .liurlts cam-
paign spending.
• Proposition 209, eliminates
affirmative action for women and
minorities m public employment,
education and contracting.
•Proposition 210, increases
the minimum wage to $5 per
hour in March and $5.75 an hour
one year later.
• Proposition 211, ·gives
greater freedom to those seeking
legal damages against corpora-
tions for ~security fraud.
•Proposition 212, more cam-
paign spending restrictions and
restrictions on lobbyist gifts.
•Proposition 213, denies
felons a chance to sue for crime-
rel.ated injuries
•Proposition 214, heightens
regulation on health care indus-
try.
•Proposition 215, would allow
medical use of marijuana.
•Proposition 216, heightens
regulations and fees on the
.health care Industry.
e-Proposition 217, retroadive-
ly, ~tu rate on highest
money makers.
• Propocltion 218~ would
require Voter approval of fees
and property assessments.
Hopefully, that's enough to
get you to the polls. .
But if not, maybe this quote.
wW -from a man who spent a
lifetime in prison fighting for his
and his countrymen's right to
vote:
• 1 have cherl.shed the ideal of·
a democratic and tree society in
which all persons wtll llve togeth-
er in harmony and with equal
opportunities. It ls an ideal which
I hope to live for and achieve.
But, 11 need! be, it ls an ideal for
which I am prepared to die."
--Nelson Mandela, 196'
• TONY DOOEJtO is the news editor.
Fax your political news to 646-4170.
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' . l ' Newport ee.cblCotta Mesa Daily Piloc MONDAY, NOVEMBER ... 1996
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.Dehay 'oµtraged'. over ~ttack in late Zanck campaign mailer.
By David Silva, Daily Ftlot council provides are beneficial to the community, and I plan to talk
to members" of the council Mon-
NBWPORT B~H ;. ~rann ail!!;
Coundlwoman Jalrt>ebay said said.
she is outraged over an 11th-•Barry's never been known for
hour City Council campaign playing it straight," Debay said.
mailer by political opponent Bar-"All my campaign mailers have
ry Zana, in which he called the been positive pieces about what
c.ounty Human Relations Com-I've done and the people who
mission a "radical organization endorse me. I don't go for nega-
that supports quotas and special tive ads - I think that's w hy peo-
legal rights for homosexuals.• ple have become so disenchant-
The executive director of the ed with the political process.•
commission, Rusty Kennedy, Zanck admitted Sunday the
called the Saturday mailer· evi-ad was in error in referencing the
dence that "pqlltidans will say Human Relations Commission,
and do anything to get elected.• rather than the council. He
Zanck, a conservative New-added, however, that he had
port Beach businessman 1s seek-been informed by "several peo-
ing to unseat the councilwoman pie who dealt with them" that
in Tuesday's general election. In the council pursued a "radical
Saturday's mailer, Zanck blasted liberal agenda.•
Debay for voting to give city tax "That's what was indicated to
money to the commission, a
county-funded agency that
tracks hate crimes in the re.9!_<?~·
me. I know that some of the stuff
they do is very controversial,•
Zanck. sald.
..> ... z~, ~-,_Jte, . belm-
iiilormed UiaT; While the coun5I
defines attacks on blacks by
whites as hate crimes, it does not
deem as bate crimes attacks on
whites by blacks.
Zanck added that he could
find no evidence the council,
despite receiving the grant mon-
ey, "ever did anything for New-
port Beach."
"My biggest qualm about this
is, if we're in such a budget crisis,
why are we giving our money
away?" Zanck said. aNeedless to
say, my goal is to keep our tax
money in Newport Beach. Our
money is already taken from us
as taxpayers by the county.•
The grant money allocated to
the Human Relations Council
represented federal, and not
county, tax dollars.
Commission director Kennedy
-On SwdfY· .aicl ~ ~SQl'JY that~. Ya.nCklias never taken
the time to enquire, himself,
about the council.
"The definition of hate crime
that we use is as defined by
Janet Reno and the state, and
that's a criminal act motivated all
or in part by a person's race,•
Kennedy said. "It does not µlat-
ter if a person is white, black,
~~-L~~ C»"~~wb,#~~ nanonalify. We nave perpetrafors
who are white, and we have vic-
ti.Ins who are white. We have
perpetrators who are black, and
we have victi.Ins who are black.•
Kennedy also denied Zanck's
ad statement that the organiza-
tion supported quotas and spe-
cial rights for homosexuals.
"The Human Relations Coun-
¢ -b45 n9l-, tyen. tA-Y ~ position in regards-lose
issues,· Kennedy said.
"It's my modus operandi to
stay out of politics as much u
possible. Because it's pretty clear
politicians will say and do any-
• thing to get elected."
TOM THOMSON'
MY PRIORITIES ARE:
• TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF POLICE AND
FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES
• To ENFORCE THE AIRPORT NOISE ABATEMENT
RESTRICTIONS
• TO MAKE GOVERNMENT MORE EFFICIENT AND
RESPONSIVE TO THE PEOPLE
• TO PRESERVE THE UNIQUE VILLAGES THAT
CHARACTERIZE NEWPORT BEACH
TOM, CAROL 8c ScO'IT THOMSON
• TO KEEP OUR NATURAL RESOURCES: THE BAYS,
OCEAN AND BEACHES CLEAN, HEALTHY AND SAFE
ENDORSED AND SUPPORTED BY:
In fact, Debay in Septem~r
voted with the majority of her
council colleagues to allocate
$2,900 of federal block grant
money to the Human Relations
Council, a non-profit affiliate of
the commission. The Human
Relations Council provides hate
crime prevention programs,
neighbot and landlord/tenant
me a on and other conflict res-
olution services to member cities.
BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS Ncwpon Beach Police/ The Daily Pilot I N~n Beach Fudighters
Corporations, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, Newport Harbor Aita CJiambcr of Commerce
"I believe the services the
RUFFELL'S
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PLANNING COMMISSIONER
HEMPHILL'S
RUGS & CARPETS TOM THOMSON
SERVING LUNCH & DINNER
• Happy Hour • PianQ Bar N ightly
Great LuilJ; Offer
1 lb. Live Maine Lobster
w/Fresh Pasta
on,ly $ti 2.90
For reservations Please Call
673-9500
251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach
Madelene hes n9Y9r bee'"I a complainer, just a tenacious advocate
of Democracy She, her hulband and foor children run their small
waste removal and ~ business in Orange Cculty Califomla.
Madelene Is proud to be a third generation Californian. ~ grew
up in a time when the word entrepfeneur was synonymoos with
being a Californian. Madelene wants to heal the wouid'a bureau·
cracy has Cfeated In ~ Madelene wants to work hard for all
Californians by being an honelt repre&entative in the State Capital.
Mad9ieoe hU lt*1y pM,yen dealing with IOOal end State
governrnerc; •• ollllir\ nCI • pollticlan.
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!ODAY
FUND-RAISER
Serving People in Need's fourth
annual fund-raiser, a dinner,
dance anc:l auction, will be held
from 6 to 10 p.m. at Newport
bers. For more information. ~
224-2270.
ADVISORY MEETING
The first Community Advisory
Committee meeting on resources
and support for parents arid teach-
ers of special education students
• I
lenic will meet at 10 a.m. at St.
Michael's All Angels Church,
3233 Pacific View Dnve, Corona
del ~. A donation of S4 Will be
requested and bridge will follow:
immediately after. For mQre infor-
mation, call 846-4164.
the club's bayside facility at\601
Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. A
unique array of YuleUde goodies
from regiol)Al artists and gift iner-
chants ·wm be available at' th-e-
various display' booths. For more
information, call 957-2837.
Society pretents author and pho-
tographer Bob Walker wbo will
be llgn1ng copiel of "'Ibe Cat's
House• from 1 to• p.m. at 6904
W. C~ Highway, Newport
Beach. For more information, call
650-1232.
8REAST CANcER
• Hoag Cancer Center often a ·
lecture on New Risk-Pree, Non-
invasive Optical Detection of
Breast Cancer from ~:30 to 8 p.m.
at 1 Hoag Drive, Bldg. 41, New-
port Beach. Call 224-0292.
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benefit the low income and home-
leu of Orange County. 11ckets are
$100. For information, call 757-
1.CS6.
fj~~~~ot~ ~<>o tt1im~1s'Kav1n!f 1is ~fWV'ORIC The free Career Network /Harper ~te at 425 E. 18th St, monthly meeting at 5:30 p.m. at
Costa Mesa. For more infonna-The Cannery Restaurant, 3010
ti.on, call 760-3506. "'.., Lafayette, Newport Beach. Dis-
cussion will be on what to do with
the $4.6 million that was donated
to the Newport Harbor Naut:iClll
Museum. For more information,
call 224-2266.
meeting for those unemployed
will f04ture the topic How to
Mark.et Yourself at St. ·Andrew's
•Prest.?yteiian Church. 600 St.
Andrews Roa<!, Newport Bea .
For more information, call 574-
2239.
.-.,,. COW GE TALK
ADD TALK Orange Coast College offers a
Coastline Counseling Center of free workshop on Financing Your
New.port Beach offers a free lee-Education from 6 to 7:30 p .m. in
ture on 'Attention Deficit D~order: the Re-Entry Center. The ·work-
The Big Picture at 7 p.m . at 1200 . shop will P.rovide students with
Quail St., Suite 105, Newport 'basic information about grants,
Beach. For more information, call loans, work study prQgrams and
. .t76-0991. scholarships. For .more informa-
tion, call 432-5162.
TUESDAY
COPING WELFARE
Orange Coast College offers a
free workshop designed to teach
coping skills for welfare recipients
from noon to 1:30 p .m. in the Re-
Entry Center. For more informa-
tion, call 432-5162.
MATH CONFIDENT
Orange Coast College offers a
free workshop on Becoming
Math Confident from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. today and Nov. 12, 19 and
26. For more information, call
432-5162. ·--
PARKS MEETING
The Parks, Beaches and Recre-
ation Commission of the city of
Newport Beach is having its
monthly meeting at 7 p.m . in the
council chambers at 3300 New-
port Blvd., Newport Beach. For
more information, call 644-3151.
ADD TALK
The counseling offices of Joan
Andrews offers a class on Atten-
tion Deficit Disorder and Memo-
ry Skills from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200
Quail St., Suite 105, Newport
Beach. Cost is $20. For more
information, call 476-0991.
THE ZONE
A free local support group
meets at 6 p.m. to discuss The
Zone, the nutrition plan devel-
oped by bestselling author Barry
Sears, at Super Crown Book-
store, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa ·
Mesa. For more information, call
673-3588.
CARMEN SAN DIEGO
Fourth and fifth-grade sleuths
are invited to sign up for Where
in the Library is Carmen
Sandiego?, at 3:30 p.m . today
and Nov. 12 and 19 in the Central
Library's Children's Section at
1000 Avocado Ave., Newport
Beach.
LUNCHEON/BOUTIQUE
The Newport Beach Christ-
ian Women's Club offers a lun-
cheon and the Littlest Angel
Boutique from 11 :30 a.m. to 2
p .m. at the Balboa Bay Club,
1221 W. Coast Highway, New-
port Beach. Cost is $18. To
RSVP, call 760-9616.
ENVIRONMENTAL
Orange Coast College offers a
free environmental awareness
workshop from 11 a .m. to noon in
OCC's Student Center Lounge.
For more information, call 432-
5725.
.WEDNESDAY
LUNCHEON
The Newport Beach Founda-
tion offers a luncheon meeting
titled Washington Update: Elec-
tions, Contract with America,
Intellectual Property, plus other
Issues, at noon at the Balboa Bay
Oub, 1221 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Cost is $28 for
non-members and $20 for mem-
.Ml CASA
M! X l(AN IU '>TAU HANT
H• IOlll fllldigl
Por fllll tacos
Whit.e ftsh served on a soft com
tortilla wtth our "special"
white SU». cabbage. cheese.
guac:amote and • sb of lime.
Uke tMJ MIW on the
co.t of MIAll
Our rnMll ... •'!IP to BAJA
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INSIDE EDGE
The Inside Edge offers -a break-
fast forum on The New American
Workplace: Using Gender Differ-
ences to Add Value and Profit in
Business from 6:30 to 8:30 a .m. at
Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. Cost is $35. For more
information, call 460-4242.
MEETING
The Newport Harbor Panhel-
Advertorial
Auto._Eacts
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by Paul Frech
SERVICE .t REPAIR
-GERMAN• SWEDISH
JAPANESE
AUTOMOBILES
COMING CLEAN
ON CLOGGED
INJECTORS
If a car owner uses a brand-name
gasoline that contains sufficient
detergents and deposit control addi-
tives, it is seldom necessary to have
the fuel injectors cleaned. Back in the
· mid-1980's,·clogging of electronic fuel
injectors arose as a problem on cars
equipped with multiport fuel injection
systems. Such systems have an indi-
vidual fuel injector to supply fuel to
each cylinderJn_the engine. When It
was found that deposits accumulated
on injectors of this type to cause
rough idle (and engine misfire and
poor gas mileage, in severe cases),
the petroleum industry quickly came
up with the solution of putting special
additives in their gasolines that could,
actually clean the injectors with the
engine operating in normal use. Since
then, it has not been appropriate to
use rough idle as an excuse to clean
fuel injectors, unless an improper fuel
has been used.
HINT: Fuel injector cleaning is
generally of no use on throttle-body
fuel injectors, which basically take the
place of the old-fashioned carburetor.
ON FIRE
Car fires are not as uncommon as a
person might think. In fact, the
National Fire Protection Association
reports that there are about 331,460
vehicle fires in this country each year.
Most are caused by mechanical pro-
bleffls, leaks, and electncal problems,
all of which can be prevented with
regular maintenance. Thus, car own-
ers can spare themselves the frightful
prospect of a car fire by having their
cars checked regularty, with particolar
attention paid to hoses, pipes, and
caps. All should be secured, in good
condition, and replaced if necessary.
Gasoline and other car fluids account
for 42% of all car fires. As for electri-
cal causes of car fires, do-it-yourself·
ers run the greatest risk of creating
short circuits and malfunctions that
can lead to fires. Lastly, because the
exhallst system can become very hot
(a catalytic converter can reach 1, 100
degr9es Fahrenheit), a car should not
·be parked ov~ combustible material
(dfy leaves).
Regular maintenance can help you
avoid a host of automotive problems
that you can only begin to imagine;
give Y04X car the rootlne attention It
delervee and you're"'°" likely to be
satisfied with ycx.r c:ar'a performMCe.
Call C & F at 646-6910 fer the best in AM.·Af¥ovtd 98Mct. Wt'r8 it 2090
Placentia. We-spedlllzt in German,
Swtdlth, and Japant419 cars. Time-
llneu, retilbllity, friendllnea and --vtc:e~ n Oii'~
•to you.~ WWI 'ICM can
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you end ... ~ to know you!
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MEN'S BREAKFAST
The Men's Fellowship Break-
, fast will have its weekly fellow-
ship on Getting to Know Christ
Better from 7 to 8 a.m. in Dleren-
field Hall at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. Cost is $2.50 .for
breakfast. For more information,
call 574-2239.
THURSDAY
BOUTIQUE .
Las Commodoras auxiliary of
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub pre-
sents its Seventh Annual Holiday
Boutique from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at
NEWPORT
·2043 Westcliff Dr., Ste. 103
842-0787
LAGUNA NIGUEL
27932 S. La Paz Rd., Ste. G
843-3231
IRVINE
14220 Culver .
889-9841
HUNTINGTON BEACH
10034Adams
984. 8882
GIFT SHOP
The Volunteer Association' of
Sherman Library and Gardens
invites the community to enjoy
Christmas gift selections and
hand-crafted items from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. daily at the gift shop at
2647 E. Coast Highway, Corotia
del Mar. Call 673-22617
BOOK SIGNING
The National Cat Protection
M Robert E. Graham
Costa Mesa City Council
THE QUESTION: (Asked at the "Candidates' Forum"
October 9 and seen live 9n Continental Cablevision)
IF YOU WERE NOT RUNNING
WHO WOULD YOU VOTE FOR?
THE CANDIDATE'S ANSWERS: .
Joe Erickson •••••••••••••••••••• Robert Graham IS'
Lihby Cowan •••••••••• !.!_••·····Robert Grahatn lil
Mel. Fleener ••••••••••••••••••••• Robert Graham lil
Lawrence Jones •••••••••••••••• Robert Graham lil
Chris Steel ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rol>ert Graham [j(
Make The Candidates' Choice, Your Choice
Vote For Robert E. Grahatn
P~d by the committee to elect Robert E. Graham, Costa Mesa City Council 10#961852
YOUR NEWPORT BEACH POLICE OFFICERS
SUPPORT
JANDEBAY
City Council, District 2
..
We are concerned about your safety. As Police
Officers, that's our job. We work hard to make
N~o~ Beach one of the safest ~ities in
Califorrua.
It isn't an ~ccident. T he level of safety we enjoy
is more ipan just the result of good professional
police work. It is the result of cooperation-
and nust shared by our Police Officers and the
community that makes Newport Beach an
·exceptional city.
We are over 200 N~rt Beach Police employees
committed to serving the community. We .believe
these candidates for City Council will maintain
and enhance the· high quality of our public .Jety
programs:
JAN DEBAY TOM THOMSON
These candidates are a1io eDdoned by the New-
port 8eaCh Fue&gbten Auoci1tion. .
Pleue join your Police Officen And Fhdigbten and
continue to inaiat on the bat and molt proC..ional
public .&ty terVica for Newport BclCb.
I
TOM 1110MSON
Oty Couladla....Diluict 1
fllNANCE TAUC
Cowtlandt Pinandal otters a
free workahop on bow to reduce
risk expolUl'e on mutual funds,
annuities and stocks from 1 to 2
J p.m. or 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the
Ulliversity Athletic Club, 1701
Quail St., Newport Beach. For
more information, Call 251..0i?o.
~
~ USED BOOKS •
1 The Newport Beach Friends oL
OPEN HOUSE
The Assistance League of
Newport-Mesa Grace Hoag ~Ot
t.age Child Day Care Center offers
an open house for prospective
families from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at'
2032 OrangeAve., Costa Mesa. To
RSVP, call 645-6570.
~ COMPUTER Q.UB
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USEDBOOKS .
Newport Beach Friends of the
Library is having a used book sale
Saturday and Sunday, from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1000 Avocado
Ave. For more information, call
717-3800.
!A,_,..~, 1"'l"':,"¢rtt·1rl _a; .;i
· meAid Orange County pre-
benefit HomeAid Orange County,
an organization that builds and
renovates shelters for the transi-
tionally homeless. Tickets are $15
for adults and $5 for childien
under the age· of 12 and include
(linner and a tO\lf of the.playhous-
es. For more information, call 522-
. SUNDAY
1 ' lbe Ll1muy is having a used book
Orange Coast College's next
WINNERS Computer Club will
meet from 9 a.m. to noon in room
116 ot.9CC's Fine Arts building.
Annuhl membership is $20. For
more information, call 542-0468.
sents its fifth annual Project Play-
house auction and party at 5 p .m.
in a tent adjacent to the Hard· Rock
Cafe at ~ashion Islan,d in Newport
Beach. Several custom-Oesigned
playhouses will be auctioned to
SUGIHARA 1 sale from 10 a.m. to_l p.m . at 1000_
, j AVO<:ado Ave. C8ll 717-3800. . The Jewish Community Center
of Orange County presents In I
I
I
~ MEmNG
;.. The OJ;ange .county Republi-
can Women, Federated presents
· Dr. Barbara Stone as guest speak-:
~r during the monthly board
meeting at 10 a.m. at Costa Mesa
Country Cub, 1701 Golf Course
Drive. Cost of lunch is $l5. For
reservations, call 529-6030.
FRIDAY
CHRIS COX
The Newport Harbor Republi-
can Women presents. Congress-
man Chris Cox on Election
Results Wrap-up at 11 :30 a.m. at
the Newport Beach Country
Club, 1600 E. Coast fiighway.
Cost is $17. For more.information,
call 837-0218.
.SU_SIME.SS TALK
Newport Harbor Area Cham-
ber of Commerce offers a free
workshop on Selecting Account-
ing Software That's Best For Your
:Business from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at
1470 ~boree Road, Newport
Beach. For reservations, call 640-4789. .
• USED BOOKS
~ Ne~rt Beach Priends of the
Library is having a used book sale
froin 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1000 Avo-
cado Ave. For more information,
'call 717-3800.
INVENTORS FORUM
Orange Coast College offers a
seminar on how to Profit 1brough
Inventing from 1:30 to 10 p.m. in
room 101 of OCC's Science Lec-
ture Hall. Registration fee is $5
for members and $15 for guests.
For more information, call 432-
5880.
SATURDAY
BAY TOUR
Friends of the Newport Bay
offer a free, two-hour guided
walking tour of the Upper New-
port_ ~~y Ecological Reserve
beginning anytime between 9 and
10:15 a.m. at the comer of Eas
Bluff Drive and Back Bay Road in
Newport Beach. For more infor-
mation, call 646-8009.
..
Endorsed hv The l)ailv Pilot . -
· Vote· November 5th
to re-elect your mayor
Ill JOE ERICKSON
Costa Mesa City Council
A Record of Accomplishment
. • Significant crime reduction and hiring
of-additional-police otficefS-- -
• Maintaining fire and Paramedic services that are second to none
• Balancing City budgets without new taxes or tax increases
• Instituting a City-wide street re-pa~ing program
• · fmproved parks and youth athletic fields
• Attracting and retaining quality companies
MAYOR JOE ERICKSON
Has remained involved as both a citizen and parent in an
~ effort to make our city better for alt
: . ./Mayor since December 1994
.I City Council Member since July 1991
.I Orange County Airport Land Use Commissioner-Working to lessen
Airport impacts since July 1994
.(City Planning Commissioner 1985-1991 (Chairman '87-'88)
.I Cal State Fullerton graduate
An Involved ParentNolunteer
./ Save Our Youth Center (SOY)
./ Newport-Mesa Unified School
District Volunteer
./Youth Sports
./Fairview Park Committee
Joe needs your vote to continue the
work he bas been doing.
Keep the momentum moving forward.
Paid for by Friends of Council Member Joe Erickson Mic~ael C. Duncan-Treasurer• 315 Flower Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ID#920455
.Be ca use she listens carefully as she walks precincts and participates in voter forums,
Be ca use she works c16se1y with the police department, the fire department. and
other governmental agencies to assure a safe place to live,
-Because-she talks with business owners ~bout their
future and the directions of business within the City,
Be ca use she concerns herself with traffic movement
and othet day to day operations of our town,
Because she believes government exi~ts to serve
the peopl~ of the community -from children
to young people to families to seniors ...
She is supported l;>y ...
• the Police Association
• the Costa Mesa Firefighters
• the Dally Pilot
• and lots of people you probably know
JOIN WITH THEM IN ~OTING F9R
Libby Cowan for City Council
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1996
Search of Sugihara, the elusive
Japanese diplomat who risked his
life to save 10,000 Jews from the
Holocaust, at 7 p.m. at 250 E. Bak-
er St., Costa Mesa. Members pay
$7, guests pay $10 and students
pay $5. For more information, call
755-0340.
ning Sept. 5 at 6:45 to 8: 15
p.m . at the Patty a·nd George
Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W.
Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. The meetings are free.
For more information. call 722'-
6237.
..... . n \'00 ~'x·~ ... oJr-~r ~~V.,f),<QOSE --~ r •
ONGOING ArtbJitis Foundation instructor
-.
PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT
A prostate can"cer support
group meets every Thursday
eyening for ei9ht weeks begin-
Wyoma McKinley leads an exer-
cise class every Thursday at 11
a.m. at, the Jewish Senior Center.
250 E. Baker St. in Costa Mesa.
For more information.__c.all 513-
5641.
" ... NOYES DESERVES YOUR VOTE"
"The best of the field, though, appears to be
John Noyes, a-business owner and Balboa Island
resident. In a way, he's reminiscent of former
Mayor Phil Sansone -down-to-earth,
approachab.le, concerned about his neighbors
and not above poking into small problems .
John Noyes -who can empa_thize with the
problems of both residents and business owners
-would be a nice fit on the Newport Council."
Daily Pilot, Oaober 24, 1996
F J{ 1 r :\. 1 J s . \ :\. 1 J ~ r~ 1 c ; 1 1 IJ <) J{ s
\\'I IC) SL 'PP<)lfl' J<>l I:\. :\'()\'FS
Phil Sansone
Thomas Hyans
Dorothy Strauss
Anders Folkedal
Bing & Vicky Girling
Bob & Nancy Robison
Charles & Lenore Laraway
Paul Godfrey
Chuck Rumbold
Debra & Barry Allen
Donald & Elaine Whimey
Fran B. Zeff
Gary Quiggle
Greg Minusk:in
James E. Bartlle
Jim Reed
Jim & Kathryn Helfrich
Joe Morano
John ·& Dawn Bohas
June Campbell
Ken Honig
Ken Jenny
LanyPoner
Lee Gale
Leon East
Robert & Michelle Holmen
Roger Lindbeck
Sallie Pamlmpf
Robert & Nancy Sattler
Margaline & Ken Lind2hl
Frank & Francis Robinson
Lois E. Monte
Dam & BrcntJaco~
Louise S. Greeley
Lynn & Dorothy Franklin
Margaret Fortner
Martlu Calhoun
Sebastian A: Nicolina Vtlenre
_.1 Manha Macnab
Paul De Longe
MichKI Kamps
Mike A: Mauretn Ortlieb
Paoick a: Mary Dirk
Kmdalll:~ a.jlAip ... ltidliird ,...
Ridloill !iE.Milla
~::WAt~
Jean Wan
Dr. Jan Vandersloot
Rosemary Luxton
Dr. Maret Kunz.e
Dwight & Clare Belden
Hal & Renee Holleman
Jane Atencio
John Blom
Melodye De \Vine
James "Buzz" Person
Dayna Pettit
Les & Bensie Hewitt
Marcia Dossey
.\1arie-France Brush
Patricia Budersw1tz
Steve & Ronnie Bromberg
Ray Lowy
Tom & Cindy Houston
Barbara Baumgarmer
. Michael Byrnes
Barry & Ann O'Neil
Betty R. Keefe
Richard & Carol Riven
Carolyn Cam
Charles & Ann Thomas
Cliff Herdman
Martha Anweiler ·
Margaret Hunt
Dan & Cannen Apodaca
Dave Brobeck
Dea Burton
Diana Anderson
Don Flamm
Don Brt.imcutt
Dr.Jack Paschall Jr.
E.P. & C.ollecn Smoot
Earl McDaniel
Eric & Ann Roberts
Eric & SbirJey Pepys
FtyPowus .
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CLAIMS
CONTINUED FROM 1
a statistk: be also includes in his
campaign brochure.
1)b statistic is, in fact, exactly
right, according to Dick Kurth.'
director of city ad.ministrative ser-
vices. Kurth said the city bas writ-
ten off $3 million tn losses from the
county debacle and is "still recov-
ering.•
• 0
Zanck also complains about a
business license tax hike, often say-
ing, "One business man I ,know
bad his tax increase 600%. •
The council voted in July 1993
to~ge .the way the tax is com-
puted -26 years after the last hike,
revenue manager Glen Everroad
said. The change did result in a
"net increase for the majority of
businesses,• he said.
Beyond that, the change gets
complicated making it difficult to
detennine how much an individual
business's license tax would
increase.
0
Otting and Zanck are the candi-
dates who most often cite bard sta-
iistics, though they're not the only
ones who talk money.
•No one knows where our mon-
ey goes,• Otting said at a recent
forum. "We need to ask tough
questions.•
. -CO[l:EGE
CONTINUED FROM 1
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
residents within the college district
may vote in aJl three races.
Many of the trustee candidates
cite the same issues: increase dol-
lars to the classroom, pay more
attention to the budget, offer more
classes/add more faculty.
"I want high quality education
in tbe most fiscaJly conservative
way,• said Molino, a Huntington
Beach physician. "I hate waste.•
"I would like to increase com-
puter usage among the students,·
said Man Pham, who is running
against Patterson. "I would like all
-;tudents to be computer literate
when they leave.•
The biggest difference among
the candidates is their ability to
raise money.
In area two, Patterson is the
dear fund-raising champion, rais-
ing more than $14,000, mciuding
$5,700 from the college's teachers
union.
In area three, Rwz has garnered ·
more than $4,750, mostly from edu-
cators across Southern California.
And in area four, which partially
covers Costa Mesa, incumbent
-Paul Bergertras raised $13,500.
BARRIERS
CONTINUED FROM 1
whether to install three or four bol-
lards sitsilar to those used in the
Shalimar neighborhood to divide
the publicl_y-owned portion of .the
alley witb the prtvate alley behind
the VlSta Shopping Center. The
estimate.ti cost of the project is
$3,000.
. The barriers would prohibit
access between Placentia Avenue
and Monrovia Avenue. •
Property owners, property man-
agement and teoan~ say for mote
than a year since the barriers were
instaJled • at Shalimar, they have
been taking 9ver the city's share of
undesirables.
Pat Lester, property manager for
the V1Sta Shopping Center wrote
Mayor Joe Bridulon Od. 1 request-
ing the cttv tmtall the burlerl to
stop th.rough traffic and aid police
pursuits in the alley. 1be baJriers
would divide a public alley and a
private alley.
•Also Tuesday, the council will
bold a public beoring on a pro-
posed assessment district for the
Shalimar Drive alleys postponed
from the Oct. 21 meeting.
• Local libraries could benefit
from extended hours, more
resourcles or start opeding on Sun-
day as of Jan. 1, depending on bow
the" city decides to spend its
$68,54 7 allocation Tuesday from
tbe Orange County Public Ubrary
System.
• Also on the agenda is a recom-
mtmded action from the Communi-
ty Services Department concerning
proposed changes to the city's Job
Center. Among the changes being
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RALPH RODHEIM
N.EWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 5
Aviation Committee
City of Newport Beach,
Cu rrent Member
Marian Bergeson ~uatic Center
"Swim for the Gold Campaign,
Past Chairman
State of California
Boating & Waterways Commission
Past Chairman
Select El Toro as an
alternative airport
Protect neighborhoods
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Ensure our bay's water quality
Create citizen's action
committees
ASK YOUR NEIGHBORS WHY THEY SUPPORT RALPH RODHEIM
The Hon. Marian Ber:geson
Newport Beach FlrefiQhters Assodatlon
Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce
lee Sutherfand, President of Balboa Island
Improvement Assodatlon,(1996)
llncoln Club oj Orange County
Clarence HBus Turner, Mayor of Newport Beach (1990)
Bob Wynn, Former Newport Beach City Manager
Richard Luehrs,-President of Newport Ji arbor Area
Tom O'Brien, Put President of hlboa Island
Home Owners Auodatlon(1992)
Dr. Dan Stringer, PISt President of Balboa Island
Home Owners Assoc:latJon(1990)
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Brownefl, President of Bayside
Home Ownets Association,
Royal Radke, President of Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commerce
John Sturgess, President of Cllffhaven
Home Owners Association,
Jim de Boom, President Newport-Mesa
Unified School Board
Robert Yan~ President of Penlnsula Point
Home Owners Association,
Rush Hiii, Chairman of Newport Beach
Economk Development Committee
Grant Howald, Founding Board Member of
Oa.sls Senior Center
Michael Stephens, President of Hoag Memorial Hospital
Roger Alford
Anthony Allen
Russ and Joan Allen
George Argyros
~d and Debbie Ball
Ted and Lynn Bandaruk
Rudy and Suzy Baron
Thomas Bay
Arnold Beckman
Seymour Beek
Joe and.Stgne Belden
Robert Bendetti
Bob Black
John Blom Bill Bluroc:k
Sid and Emily B<.>gin
Walt ind C1rol Boise
Mark and Terri Brock
Bob Browne
Patricia Ann Brownell
Bob C.llahan
Alan & Helen Cameron
Howard Chastain
L. Mabel Christianson
LoulM Collier
Jeff Conner
Herb Cowan
Biii Crawford
Bill Cro_eby
JimOMe
RoseOMhoff ~Davidson Barbera de 8oom
HdfYOoUble Pete Dnlnwnond
OW. .-,d Lrnn Oundes
Robert 9nef Gtge
&celente ~endJune
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Garth and Claudia Flint Joyce Lawhorn
Roy Freeman Chan and Marie France
Hilda French Lefebvre
Marshall and Irene Gibbs Mary Lipp
Phil and Patty Sue Betty Littell
Glasgow Nancy W. long
Margaret Godfrey Susan Luehrs
Bebee Gomberg Keith and Lil Lumpkin
Pat Greenbaum Dan Marcheano
Art and Ann Gronskv Bill and Ann Ma><Well
Bill & Audrey Gruncfy Bob Mc Caffr.y
Rick and P~gy Hamilion Ed Meserve
Bill and Helen Hamilton Len and Mary Ann Miller
Ray and Dorothy Handy Scott Miller ·
Russ and Robin Hardt lester and June Monell
Terry and Carol Hartman Patricia Morse
Dennis Harwood Philip Niesen
Loretta Harwood Lynn O'Brien
Gavin Herbert Leslie O'Roorke
Jack Hochadel David Otta
John Hochadel Edna Peck
Lyle R. Holmes Edna Pelltier
Eleanor Horn Don Peters
Grant and Inez Howald Alan Peterson
Walt Howald Lori Petty
Robert Hutchison Robert and Nina Poe
Al & Lois Irwin MichMI Porter
Ethel Johnson William Power
Harry Johnson Dive 9nd Ruth Price
Effie B. Johnson Nmq Jo Price
Alvin and Karen John.ori ~ Price
Jay Johnston Stew Prou9h
P1tnck and Yvonne ~oyel Redke
Johnston Bob R.flavich
Mike "lrilh" Kane' Witk .. end Jan,t Ray •
. Bob~ Bill Ring
Annebeh R. Kennedy Jim arid Kathy RObetts
Jim l Trilh Kemgan .. · , . Nedra Rodhelm Mile. end SUM Kneubuhl JOe M'd AM .,, ....,.
Vine» 1Cot11ny Milt• RutMll "-M"
Paul and Beverly Salata
Steve & Kay Sandland
Rob and Janet Sawyer
Scott and Marie Schock
Betty Schock
Tom and Jane Schock
Gregg Schwenk
Ed and Judy Selich
Norm and Joyce Shepherd
Vic and Bea Sherritt
Clara B. Smith Robert and Carmen Smith.
Tom and Gerta Sparks
LH and Ann Speri~er
Betty S~rber
John end Elizabeth Suhr
Elsie Stater
Michael Stephens
R.S. Stevens
Dave Stone
Lorraine Sutherland
AZ.Taft
Jim and Katie Tucker
Cl1rence ·Bus" Turner Bill end Tina W1yt,
Dick end Sandy Waitneight
Ruth Willey .
Bob Wennington • ~w:L
liM ind :=w.ir Keith ri wet Ellen WilcoX putt
K.nt Ind Cerol Wilken
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PARTIAL UST
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EYE-OPENER ,
Costa Mesa football
is in the title hunt
Sailors fifth at Tott:
SANTA ... ,--.._ r ., •1 r ' .<
8ARBARA •
!.. lbtngs fell according to plan :
friday and the Newport Harbor :
High girls volleyball team got :
lb.eir shot against Bakersfield :
---~ A
Centennial, the No. 1 team in the : ~tate, at the Santa Barbara Tour-!
nament of Champion.5. :
.. After beating Durango of Las !
)'egas, 12-15, 15·-'· 15-7, 15-5, in :
pie first-round match, the Sailors !
started off with a win in the first :
pame against Centennial. :
• , •we were actually up in the :
tecond game, 8-6, but then we !
JOt a little tired and ran out of :
!a.5, • said Newport Harbor !
t::oach Dan Glenn. Centennial :
ffOD 12-15, 15-8, 15-7,115-7. !
The Sailors, who had played : en emotional four-game match :
2bursday against Back Bay rival :
'
QUOTE OF THE DAY
'1"1 ltill ~a loC of 'flrltk .._ dora'C IDCW robe btoum
OI tM ""1nt CdM r... bl 4 loltg dine ... •
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clinch a
Division V ''''''"' playoff spot wlb • victOIJ Prtday
over Back Bay rtve.l Corona del
• Ma.r.
Sailan Coach Jeff Brinkley
was parUculady pMsed with the
play ol. bis ....-my (Bric free-
man. Bl9ll SU., Erik Runfola ......_. ___ ___. and O.C. Comtandee), to wbk:h
be ~ a pe11Ci1al challenge
E"NQ :
beading into tbe game.
··we knew lrvtDe could lhrPw the ball
t1hlll"'Ud they' roee up and met the dW-
lenge, • said Brinkley, who also credited
his team's run defeme and the pass rush
ol. tackle Derek Pax.
•0nce we settled in (Irvine had 14
points tn Just mo1e than 12 minutes) we
Wd them to mjntmal yards.•
l!st.mda's injury-plagued season con-
tinued with the
:r::::~: I \ l. l I '
WUlon AlguMa ~a 40-3 loss to Aliso
Niguel. Argueta, though released Satur-
day 8ftm'. two-lllgbt hospital stay, said he
WtA not flnllh bll lmior season.
•t tbiDlr. we're all wondering whars gmng aa. • B8gWs Coach John Lieben-
gijoct Mid. •Jn.., 22 years of coaching,
I've D8ftl' wttn-11d so many happen-
~ I doll, know If it's bMl luck or a jjm
ar 'Wbat: I pea tt'I just part ol the game.•
IJebegoocl Mid bis focus this week
will be an endtftg a three-game losing
.a-k, WIDDiDg out to finish 7-3, then
bape fer ID at-lalge berth in Division VIII.
•HopeNDy, we can tum this thing
around," be said.
CdM Coach
Dlck Freeman la ..
Ulo bopiDg for a turnaround, following a
"8-13 trouDdng by El Toro, the most ~
~ eY9I' enow.d in CdM's 35 seasons.
•Jt may DOt have showed. but I thought
we W9N IMDy ready to play El Toro
tough,. Prwnuuaid. •we still have a' lot
ol. pfde. We don, want to be known as
tbe wont CdM tMln in a long time. ·u we wta tbe nut two (to finish 6-4),
we'll at lelllt brie a llbot at an at-large
berth. Wed a.aw a cbanoe (at the play-
oftl). •
P,rona del Mar, played eight !
Jllore games Friday. : ~~~~;v:!J~!l~:~~l Pirates~ downhill skid continues without let up, 37-21
lbe Sailors followed up with :
yictories over Torrey Pines (15-10, ! RIV BR -
15-3, 15-10) and Mountain View : SIDE -A ~t. Francis (15-5, 15-11, 15·11~ ! forgettable season for the Orange
$aturday finish in fifth place. : Coast College foatball team con-
: . : tinued Saturday night. as host Mesa fourth at NorCal : Riverside rallied trom a H -7
" deficit to post a 37-21 victory over
$AN JOSB the Pirates in a Mission Confer-
& The Costa ence Central Division clash.
tfesa High water polo team Orange Coast (1-7, 0-5 tn con-
'rought home fourth-place hon· ference) got back-to-back touch-
._ from the prestigious NorCal down runs from Chet Walker ot 3
:roumament after lOling In the : and 3' yards to take a 14·7 lead
r:ifina!s Satuniay to PoothOl. 9-: with 12:08 left in the first bait.
, and then dropplDg tbe tblrd· : But the 1\gen (1-6, 1-3) roDed
•ce game to Huvard Westlake, : up 2' straight pomtl and Q'\li8ed.
St-5. : from there, extending OCC. le>1-•=FoothW is the No. 1 team tn : tng street to m. and ending their County while Harvard : seuon-long victory drougbl
estlake ii a perennial playoff : Walker, 'Who came tn with a
lontender. ! .nak of three ltraight 100-yard·
, : •Playing them ii tbe oaly way : p1u1 nllblno gemee, nm.bed wttb · 1:1 better,• Aid C01ta ..._ : a team-high 56 yards on MVen
ch Sa>tt ~ylor, wboM Mus-• cent..
(17-6) are No. 1 In Orang. William League. making bit
toUnty. 1be Mustangs bad • b6a ant start in 19¥9ral weeb for the
bt Pnda~~ No. 4 ID P1rm1. flntnd wttb '8 yards an
• ln dou . 11 c:.m..
WedlaY9d well Saturday, but ltffnlicM'I Tornoce Wilton Ir. ba a cou~l• of ~ nilbied b t• yardl cm 27 auDll. l;blNw.IMfttallyloltlt. ~ ! trMfutdtng ea«tng • , ... of .11 •PootblJI .. the No. 1 ...... ind.,.,,... .. lllllr• tbilDAl
• JUlt dkln't baft .... dllpCb i play°' ....... to ..... 21-1' .
an~ with Huvud Welt·:-,. occ ............ tldrd
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ltlvenkle 37, Onnge Coast 21
~by~
Or•nge Co.st 7 7 0 7 • 21
Riverside 7 21 3 6 -37
FlntO.-W
RCC -White 56 pus from Meler
(AndeBon kldt), 12:16.
OCC . W•lker 3 run (Bennett~· 6:37. s.ccwtd~
OCC • W•lker 34 run (BenMtt ldd(),
12:08. ' i.cc -Meler 1 run (kick f•lled>. 6:59.
RCC -Wiison 18 run (Mel« run), 2:A5.
lllCC -Wiison n run (Anderson klc*l
0:00.
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one position, finishing 15th.
Johann Appell, an Estancia
grad, w&s OCC's top finisher in
18th place (20:49) over the men's
four-mile course.
Oliker Vegara was the next-
highest Pirate finisher in 56th at
21:37. Other OCC finishers were:
Zeke Noonan, a ~osta Mesa
product, '90th (22:09)1 Jake Swan-
son, of Newport Harbor, 9"th
(22:13); and Ryan Yohn. 115th in
22:45.
The Vanguards ...
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1996
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N41WJ)Ort 2 0 1 3 °'!> 6
VIiia Park • P.celll 4, Warner 2,
Mey9( l. S.V.S: Doerr S.
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TODA Y'S SCHEDULE
• Golf: Community college w omen • South Coast Conference Championships,
• Tennis: High school girls • Woodbridge at Newport Harbor. 3.; Santa Margarita
at Corona del Mar, 3.; Laguna Beach at Costa Mesa. 3 p.m .; University at Estand1. 3.
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MANDATORY Silo Ins pee-1563·89·5703 Court. NOTICE OF with tho court a formal of the llnanclll code and 500 lett from tfiuurfece ol Yd llydroairbon sutistances l'flnO Mid by It under said Deed~ PUBLIC NOTICE lion will ba hold WED.. The assets being •old.,. Date 10.15-M PETITION TO Requoat for Spacial IUlllorlZlld to do business In Ill land. but without the rlQlt Of en41y below a depth ol 500 1 .. 1 below Trust In the~= hlrwntr
---------~~~~1~!· 'if~et~~~e~-1~j Pir~T~~~~. d~i~~d =~:u~ Leon.,d p •• Flrnn, ADMINISTER Not1ca of the tiling of an stall. Tiie met addms and upon 111Y l)MOn of the 111rt1e1 Of·lh• turface of said Lind. without desctlbed: T U 0 : DEBRA A.
cns 1423653 Center, STARTING AT THE ment, and goodwill of • Reel•t•r of Probate ESTATE OF· Inventory and approlcal oilier common °"'Clnalloo, Yd laild IOI' the putpOH or lhe right ol 1url1C1 entry abow GARCIA JAMES F. CANNON
State of California M 1 1 k p bll h d N 1 ALBERT SCHWAD of eatatt aaaet1 nr of '"Y.L.91 thl rul Pf~ adOring tor. boring, lldl1tfll0. the deplh of 500 feet lrom'l!lt 8EHEFICIA1tr.FIRST FED£RA!. PLANT OPERATIONS OF· ote common Y nown as u I • ewpor CAsr-a.n--.-.848~63 -any petition or account scrioed abo'lt II purported dtliino, mining, Pfl)lpedng fOf, surrace as rewved In deeds of BANK Of CALIFONllA -Ricord·
·Health and FICE -Sunshlne Motel and are lo-Be1ctl<Co11a MHa Dally o;. nv. "'1 . 81 provided In section bl: 2044 Pr•ldenl PllCI, Cos rerOO;lng or INlldnQ Yd reco<d. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT edAllautt 27\ 1993 •Instr. No.
Welfare Agency George McGhee. Chief of caled at: 2260 Newport Pilot November 4 11 18 ,To all he!ra, banaft· 1250 of the Celifornlo Mesa, CA Tiie undersigned tublt.ances IS rtseM<I In the UNDER ~ DEED Of TRUST 93 0578209 n loolc . Piii' of
Department ol Planl oreralions Ill Blvd.. Costa Mesa, CA 1996. • ' ' ~iarioa, cred1.to11, con· Probate Code A Re· truSIM and/or lt't autllottad deed from MR Sierlo Ind wilt DATED 4I01'31.UNlESS YOUIOlllclll Reeofds In"" orb of
Developmental Pub 1 shed New Port 92626 m394 tingont cred1tor1, and f S : 1 N • IQtnl, If appllcable, dlsclllm(s) recorded s.lllimlltr i 1957 In TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT Ille Recordar ol OrlllQtC'ounly;
Sarvlce1 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally The bulk sale Is Intended per•on1 who may other· qf uest I or p~lc1bal of t1ce any llablty IOI' ""f Incorrectness book 4024 PIO' 254 olficill YOUR .PROPERTY, IT MAY BE YOU ARE IN DEFAUlTlJNDER A
NOTICE TO Piiot October 28, Novem· to be consummated al the PUBLIC NOTICE wise be intereated in ohrm • av1•1 ~ e rom of Ille lltttt address and olhe l9COftll ' ' SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE.If DEED Of TRUST DAT50
CONTRACTORS ber 4, 1996. office of: INDEPENDENCE the will or estate, or t 9 court car,_. • • common dtslanllon If any The ~ lie lot dt· YOU NEED AH EXPl.AHATION 8'2M3.UNLESS YOU TAKE
OS 1393 m387 ~:~R~~ci .. rN;o'. ~8J,4,3 k!: N02TAIUCTIOOMFOSBALIL~ both, of; ALBERT Actt°"':yHfor PPL•t.icuoner: shown herein. teneifdarY: R ICri~ iri:no sold~~~ Tiie OF THE NATURE Of THE PRO· ACTION TO PROTtCT YOUR
PUBLIC NOTICE r '"' SCHWAB •'-.. an. M. Boswell, !Mlle or street edd end other . CEEDING AGAINST YOU YOU PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLO (Rav. 1/94) sia, CA 90701 and the anll· Notice It hereby given A PETITION haa William L. CatH. Eaq. successor, IM ... U/Otr/ dill ~""""~! ..,.., Of C:::: SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. AT A PUBLIC SAU.If YOU
--ProJecl No. NOTICE OF cipated sale dale Is 11/221 purauam to nctlont 3071 b"en filed by RUBY 19800 MacAnhUt febru~ 24. 1992, AKA. p;.;'.;""'dtsent>id ~ is 2531 COLBY PLACE. COSTA NEED AH EXPlMATION OI
96 SIR 111 PETITION TO 96The bulk sale is not sul> :r'dt~1~t::. U:r Cb"~i~: SCHWAB in the Superi· Bl~d .• ll4 SO Bud~ llolwl Testarnen-~ IO be: 214 lltru, MESA, CA92626-6142 (II a ~~Ol~TURE ~ THE ~ cei~=~,~~ 1~~d~11,~~1 J~1~~ ADMINISTER jecl to California UnifOfm the Undttalgnad, G & w or Court of California llvin• CA 92612 g,y t. !Mt-trust b Maa CA strtet address °' common ~OUlD c';#:CT l~~
Opera1oons Fairview Devel· ESTATE OF: Commercial Code Section TOWING, INC. 965 WEST CouT~EofPOETrelTnglOeN. • 11/04, l 1105. l 1/1 l ~mo~r:.~.:~) clsd~ uAcie~ TNS1ff =~"'::"ova o~o ::.:,i : 1816 W. BALBOA BLVO., NEW·
opmenlal Center 2501 Har· Mary Katherin• Baur 6l06.2. 18TH STREET, COSTA re· PUBLIC NOTICE 854-6471 Said m .. •. ams I/Ff •ltlill\' for ~ OMn . to ltS compleleness °' PORT BEW4. CA 92683 !If.
bor Blvd . Co;la Mesa. Case No. A184872 t~:epn:~::'d i~~dr:is0~ ~~~~·~County, CA ~Cests that RUBY !Nde. bUt wtllCMJt c:own111t orinc:omdlltSS of the slrltt conec:intss) Tiie blntflcl.wy •tr•I ldd<us or comritbft
92626 unlit 2.00 pm. on To all heirs. beneficiaries, claims ~ay be wmed Is: IN· auc:uan at .. ::d ~J:~a~ HWAB be appointed Nob of fruslle'I S. Tltte warranty. expl'IStld or lmpled, dress end othet COfMIOll ~under said Oetd of TrusL by dtslgn1tlon of Pf~ Is
JAN. 3, 1.997 al which lime cred11ors, contongent cradi· DEPENDENCE ESCROW ,._ M C-"f _, ~· personal rer;>roserlla· ,Order No. 12000lt7 Trus'" rtglfdlng Ille, possession, or nalion. If I/Pf, Shown lleltin Said ruson ot a brucll or dtlault In shown abow, no wr111ty 11 they will be publicly iors and persons who may . • "'4nta •II, .., o .. NI , at live 10 administer tho Sall No. 95·09-3-4 Retannc:e encumbrlllCIS, lor the purpose Ille Wiii be made, but Wllhoul the obllg1tlon1 MCUrtd Iller.PY given as to Its complellnlls Of
opened and read for per· 01hirwise be Interested in INC .. 18743 Pioneer Blvd .. 1pm on Wednesday, the Htata of the decedon1. No. 157000246790 APN No. ol sallSt Ille lndeblldness<XMnanl °' ~. lllPl'SStd llerttofore exeailed 111d de\IV: correctness). The bane~
tormmg work 10 furnish all the will or estate Of bolh No. 20l, Artesia, CA 90701 20th day of November, THE PETITION re· 1422·494·13 You •• In default SIQJred said dead ol trust°' implied, f'IOll'Cino Ht, poa-ertd to the undtnlgntd 1 under llld Deed or Trust.JN
labor, materials, tools. and of: Mary Katherine Baur ' an<;1 lhe last day !OJ flll~ 1998, lhe followlng 1u1omo-quests the decedent's under a Dead OI Trust dllld Including INs. dlarges 111dSUSIOl1. orenc11mtnncn.1D PIY wrlt1ln Otd¥1tlon or O.lllln ruson of a breach or default In
equipment necessary 10 ex-A PETITION has been cl31ms br any credolOf •h 1 blle(s), to wit: Will and codicils. 11 12121.93. unlln you tllcl IC1lon expenses of Ille Tn11111. The the ttllllirlng Pllndllll 1Um Of tie 111d O.mwid lor Sale and 1hl obllgallons secured ~
cava11. remove. and dis· folod by Edward J Baur in be .11'2 196• which Is the 1987 MERCISABLE, V.l.N. any, be edmillod 10 to PfOllCt your property, It ml)' TrllSIM under Slid Dead Ofno4e(S) seculld by Slid DMd of "'1nln notice of dtlaull ind of llertlolore txteulld Ind 6llf!
pose of approximately th• Superior Coutt of Cali· business di~ before lhe 1MEBM50U4HA619184. LI· probate. Tho W ILL and be sold 111 pubic m . If you TrustCl\/Hd a Nob OI OelaultTNst with lnetmt lhltlon, IS llldlon to cause the under· ered lo the Ullderllgnecf ,.
2.725 sq. 11. or asphalt. top· fornia. Cour.ty of Orange. anticipated sale dale specl· cense/Slale 3HGC704/CA any codicil• ~re . avail· nead an explanelloo of 1hl and Electlon To Sell lo bl r• l!nMded in said nott(s), slDned to sell said properly to wrln9 Oedlralloo ol OeJlul
soil, and base. Form. pour, THE PETITION requests ed ab~ve. 1987 PONT/FIERO, V.l.N. able for &Kammation in n1111re o( Ille PfOCMdlngt eotded In the counly whir• thevancn, ii I/Ff, under Ille tenns of sallsty said obllgallons. and and 'bemand for 619. lllf
and finish new concrete 1t1a1 Edward J Baur be ap-Da.ted. 1012196 1 G2PEl lRI HP223318, lJ. the file kepi by the IQlllntl you. you ltlollld conllCt real PfoPt<IY Is localld andthe Deed ol TNst. "'mllld fta, ther .. lter the undersigned wrlttln nob of default flld-QI walkways, and patios. al polnled as personal repre· Plhen Pen Chen cense/Stale 2ZWN048/CA court. a lawyer. On 11/12196 II 10:00 more than flrtt 1nonllls hMcharges and eicpenaes o1 the caused said notice of dtlault etecllon to CIUll lht under·
Fairview Developmental senlalive lo administer lhe Lon·Yeun Pung l 993 MITS/OIAMANTE. THE PETITION re· 1.m .. Chicago Tltll Company I elapsed llnee sudl r4(0fdlllon.TNSIH and ol Ille tNSll Cltaled and ot ellcllon to be RtCOtdtd· slQne~lo sel Slid pr09tf1Y to
Center, in accordance with estate of the decedent. Published Newpor t V.l.N. quests authority to Cellfomll Corw111on 11 the Dale. 10/16M C:...,. Tlllby said Deed 'of TNst. ID·wit JulV 11 , 1996 IS lnsll'. No. 96-tallsly Hid obllgellons, and plans and spec1flca11ons. THE PETITION requests B~ach-Costa Mesa Dally JA3BP57 J9PY047I 79, ~I· .tdminister the estate dulY appointed ~.llM undef eo.,,.,, I Clllllllbi Cer,o-S2H 110.00 Esimated N.· 35•2461n Book Page of Olllclal ,lllertaller the undlrstgnect
Bidders ror this project the decedent's WILL and Pilot November-", 1996· cense/State NONE/CA · under the Independent and pursu111t to uwv Ot Trust, rallo1, 11 n.... 105 l.alceCNe<t' interest end ecicnona Rscords 1r1 lflt offbl of Ille CIUhd slld nollol or de-...
must possess a curren1 B codicils, If any, be admllled m391 Said Hie Is for lhe pur· Administration of Ei· recorded on 121271'93 • Oocu-,FOl'tsl W"f, A·I f01'4dosurtlCMnces II I/Ff wil increue 111 rtcorder of OrangeCounty; Said and of election IO bl Recor•
or C·B classlllcatlon II· to probate. The will end PUBLIC NOTICE pose ol Hllslylng lien of tetea A ct. (This authori· ""'nt No. 93-0900454 book S.IVlce Cenllf Folsom, Ceftg11repoortouie . Salt of property Wiii be made In edS.plll"ber 25, 1995•11'1.W.
cense(s) iuuod by thq any co(l1clls are availeble lhe underalgned for Towing ty will allow the person· Piii' ol oltjpal records In Ille 95630 Telephone Numblf: The benefici.;., under Hi IS rs condition without cove· No. 95-~180771n Booli Pagt'Qf
Con1rac1or's Stale License for examinaUon In the file NOTICE OF Ind Storage lae1, tOgether el representetive tG. take olllcle ol Ill• leco<dtr ot OrlnQti=916) 985·0300 Debbie lesleur;Dffd 01 TNst ~o" "*" nant or warranty, exprm or 011ldll Reoord1 In the olllCI 0!
Board, II the bidder Is not kepi by the court. PUBLIC HEARINGS with Costs of •dvettlslng meny actions without CQunly, Clllfornll, euoullld liY: thoflled Slgnltory PIM909 Ind dellwltd to the undet11oned Implied. regardlnO title posses· the recordef of OrangeCouAlj,
licensed al specified, the THE PETITION requests NOTICE IS HEREBY and :renaes ol sale. obtei:'ling court approv· CMsloPher C. llttklr, 1 1lngla 10/21 , 10/28, 11/4'36 wnarn Oedalfton ol Oelallt slon. or encumbrances, 1o pay ~-S.111 0151 PfO: !!, be
bid will be disregarded. au1hori1y 10 administer the GIVEN that public hearings ~11 this 31ST day of • • . man wth sell et public IUC1lon lo I°' nd t Sii end ~ the remllnfnO Pflndpal sum ol m-11 con """'°" Joinl Venture bidders must estate under lhe lndepen-will be held by the Costa tobtt, l 996. al. Before tektng certain lht hlahesl bldcltr for CISh PUBLIC NOTICE No: of ~.,:·end a:c..on ltle noll(S) secured by said covtnant or warranly. txPftn possess a Joint Venture LI· dent Admlnlstrellon of Es· Mesa City Couool on Mon-Slgnalure, B1tbara Wilson very important 1ctlon1, (P1Yabi al time ol salt 111 llwfUf Set Tiie Deed ol Trust with lnllrest 11 or lmpled, "Ol'thla ... Pof·
cense. talcs Act (This authority day November 18 1996 al Pu bll 1 hod Newport however, t.ha po~1onal money of the Unlltd Slates) 1t -i 11-oJ~•1 said NotceJ~ CIU In slld noll pfovided, ldYances, smlon, or encuftltifances, ._
Preference will be gfanled will allow the personal rep· 6'30 pm or is s0on B"ch-Coa1a M... Dally rapreae!ltouve will be The front 01 The Ragl)Oll· At "' --· 11 lllY under the terms ot said pay the remaining prlnc:f9NI
lo bidders cer1ll1ed os • resen1ative 10 take many 1hereaher 'iis possible In Pilot November 40 l99ft. required to give notice Tiie Main Entry Nta To t111. TrltlM h6e llt.1114~7 ID Sell to be ~ In Deter · or Trust. r..s. cll•gn sum of the noll(s) llCUfed tit
"Small Business" in 1c· acuons w11hou1 ob1ainl09 the Council Chamberi of m396 to interested peraons AKllnlla CMc Centi<. 401·41 I ~~:,:=~ IAlf COUnt/ W:-"" rul piope~ 1 Ind expenses of the Trusllt .,d Slid Oetd ol Trust. wlltl Int.:
cordance wl1h Sec11on 1896 coun approval. Belore tak· City Hall, n Fair Dflve, PUBLIC'MOTICE unleu they have E. Qlapman M Placenla.. CA more than ol lht trusts etealed by said est as In said noll Pf~ el seq .. Tiiie 2, Cahlornla Ing certain very importanl Costa Mesa, on the follow· woivod notice or con· I" right. 11111 and lnllrlll con-A DEED Of musT DATED 2·5-0Zmonlhs hM elapeed Since sue Deed or Trust Said .. wl bl adYances. • "'I. under lht
Code or Regulallons. Ap· ac11ons. however, the per· ing items: NOTICE OF Hnlod to the propoaed wytd to Ind now IMld 11¥ It lH..ESS YOU TAKE ACTKIH Tg~ held on Nowmbtr 12. 1996, 11 llrms of said Oetd of Trvst
phcattons lor prelerence sonal representative will be CITY COUNCIL POLICY PUBLIC AUCTION aclion.) The indepan-under Slid dttd of trust In the FW>TECT YOUR mof'ERlY, •!1DATf. 1~22-96 3'00 PJn on 1111 front steps 10 l•s, dlarves .,d "1qllllSll of
musl be submoned to and required 10 give notice to 500-8 -creating 1 review Notice Is haraby given dint admlnlttretion prQPtr1Y sltualld Ill~ County, IMY Bf SOlD AT A P\J8l.Clr: RAST AMEIUCM mt lhe enltanct or lhe Orange lht Truslll and ol Iha trustl
approved by lhe Orloce ol 1n1eres1ed persons unless process fOf new and trans-thll the underalgned wlU authority will be orantad Calllomla descrbd as. lot 11J1 SALE f YOU NEED AH DA.A-JtlSUMNCE COMPANY, CMc Centi< 300 E Cllapmlll ettallld by said DMd of TM\
Small and Minority Busi· they have waived nouce °' ror applicallons of liquor U· sell 81 Public Auctlon on unless an interested of tract no. 1712, In Ille d1y of NATK>H Of THE NATlff Of THE!Tratet Oranot. CA ·Al 111• lime of the Said Sile wll bl '1Md on: No-
ness. 1531 I Streel. 2nd consented 10 lhe proposed censes, and rOf flllng pro-11/11196 If 11 :30 a.m. 11: person Illes an o. b1ec11on s~lllaol~~nlan,ty ~12~~· YPflOCOU SE~COHT~T~A ,vp'Jw.' ~AD• SV~Nff.,..20IJun ~~I pubbllonl o,r !'Als no~ vep mmberon 2_2 ... on1996t s"-11to1~ Floor, Sacramento, CA action.) The independenl lest and accusatiori letters ALLSPACE 8564 HAMIL· ,. .,..,.., -..-nvuLU ""' "" ..... ._., .,,.,.,, u,. olal amoun o u .. un....., u .. " .. ,.. "'"' 95814 2016 adm1nis1rallon a tho ''Y. will di • 1 11 I' ' 10 the petiuon and rscorde4 In book 50, ,._ 3 _., u 1• CA. ""701 b .. •A-or ... , lion • entrance ot the nr-OMe . . . u r regar ng e1us1 ng quor .. TON AVE., HUNTINGTON ~ho ws good cause why to....,......,__.._ ol m'--"~·s "'"0n 11-1•"""' ... 10:00 ...... ,.,..,~n .. ~~ .::r .. •d""" :7 ... :·.,~-~ .. "An-. 300 E. /::'.:.?::.-"'· Bids must be subm111ed be granted unless an nler· censes. BCH., CA 92646 the pef· .-•>UV~.... _...,.. ..... ., ......, .. ~~ .... u.. v .... .......,_., ... -... _,_, "'
lor lhe enhre work de· Hied person .files en ob· GENERAL PLAN AMEND-aonll property of th• fol· ihe court should not maps, rlCOfdS or Orange nrst American Ti" lnsutanee Y. Klten Robett»n • FORE Deed o Trust and es~r.d ange, CA Al Ille 1lme ol ~
scribed thereon. Dev1a1ocns 1ection 10 the petition and MENT GP·96-02A, City of loWlng: \lrJnl 1110 11u1hori1 v. counly, Celllomll. EJU»Pl lhtrt· Company, 15 Tl\lstet, or Suct:,u. CLOSURE OFFaR costs expenses. and advll14»S 1111811 pubblloo of 1111 nob,
from plans and sp~ciflca-shows good cause why the Costa Mesa and authorized NAME. UNIT (I A HEARING on lh" from lil crude ol, PttroltUm, SO< T111s1H or Subsn111d TNs· 1~28.11-4,11-11, 11196 Is S176.S31.03. II Is Ponlbls the loll! amount ol the ufllllld
lions will not be considered court should nol grant the agenl, John c. Petry, Sib-INVENTORY 1ic11111on will be held on gas, brll, ISJ)hlltUm and .. a.. under Ind p.us:un 10 Deed . lhal 11 1111 ume 01 .. bllance of the obllgallon ... ~nd Wiii be cause for rejec· aulhorny. . ling Associates 1, 2699 DAVIDE. JAYNE, Fo21 , December 5 , 1996 a• bldfed 1ut1Stanc11 and other of TNst. Recorded an 2•14•92111 opening bid may bl IKI than cured by lhe abo'lt =
hons ol bids. The Depart· A HEARING on lhe pell· While Road, Suite 150, Ir· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 1 :45 P.M. in Dep1. 703 minerals under and In Nici !Ind, OcaimentNo 92.og1790 8ook-PUBLIC NOTICE 1111 toll! Indebtedness due. Deed of Trust .,d estlm
menl has lhe ri~hl lo wc1lve lion will be held on Dec. 5, vine 10 amend the Land BRANT OOUOO F073 located al 34 l The City r:ix the right to UH 11rf. Plat ·-of Olflcllf Rlcordl in the NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S e.i • Dale: 10/14136 TO SERVICE costs. IXPt/IStS, and advances
any 1.rregularily in an bid c· 1996 al 1:45 p.m. In Dept. UseElemenl 10 establish 1 HOUSEHOLD lrEMs: D rive Orange CA olthesurtaceollllellllillof1fce ol lht Rlcofderot Cl<anotTS N .J236608 U 11 c.-..r:.oc1~• COMPAHY 11 ukl TruslM Is $251,102.92. 1111 possllle
lo re1'!c1 any or all bids. No 703 located at: 341 The development lnlenslly TOOLS 92668 Of drllllng operations fnlnlna or County Clfil · ted i..· · · 0 n ""PIUll Jan AsslltAnl Sec:fetarY that al Ille time of m ~
bid wil! be considered un· City Drive, Orange, CA standard 1noor area ratio ALVAREZ, RICH. 0024, IF YOU OBJECT TO ciulrfYlng or d kinds, lncludlno Mdllei p ~!. ":J Rot/n Loan No.03·79e-44U,8· 8577 HMn Ave RlllCl'lo opening bid may bl less than
less 11 is made on a stand· 92613-1571. • 0.75 FAR proposed), for HOUSEHOLD ITEMS the granting of the but not exctuslYt of oll wel ~nne tusblnd ano wile as 'b~~~A~~~~~4• CuC11Ttonge. CA 91130 (909) llloa• 10111 lndeblldnm dua.
ard form lurnlshed by lhe IF YOU OBJECT 10 the very low tralflc-generallng WHITE DENNIS 0089 p4'ti1i1>n, you should drllllno, oll development, l'Jlfnlng TNStof Anton Luklsi TNStff of dU~ olnted Tr 945·5458 We are 111lstlnQ Ille le: 10/14'36 SEASIDE fl·
Department and Is mad~ In granting of 1he petlllon, you land uses (for example: HOUSEHOLD ITEM'S , ape eer at the hearing operaDons, together wtltl the uselthe Luka Flt'l'llly TNst est.ab-111e'fol~" deset::!':'O:.~d o 'Beneflcllry lo cOllec:I a dtbl and NAHCTIAl CORPORATION. • accor~ance with lhe In· should appear al the hear· minl·sloraga warehouses) MALNACK, MICHAEL enJ f't:te your objec· ol said surface for oM Wiiis, •shed Oclober f3 1980 as T ( WlLL' SEll AT PUBLI any lnlormatlon WI obllln Wiii Slid ruslee, frlllCll De.,._ s~uchonslllo B~~~~rs." Ing and sta1e your ob· within nonraslde,ntlal land G105, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS tions • or f.lo written tanks, tunnels. mlnlno tXc:aYI· 9tnet1ciary Wll Sell AT PVBLIC An'~TION TO THE HIGHES be Ustd !Of 11111 purpose ~slsSIMlt Sec:fetarv 1750 E rospec ve 1 ers may ellons Of file written Ob· use deslgnelion1 Environ· KE AUCTION SERVICE b' · · h h tlons or shafts provlOed how-AUCT"'"' TO THE ...,,ut<-T BIOOE.R whether rte11Yed orlly or In .. ltl L, Siii 1(),91 ~la Ana. CA examine and obraln plans, lions with lhe court be· mental Oe1ermln1iion: Neg· P.O.· BOX 825, KELLY i.. 0 J&Cll<>ns wit t e evtr, tllt ume sh• not bl "'" ~ FDR CASH (In wrlllno. tf AVAILABLE THE 92705 (714) :M3·8372 WI••
speciflcallons. and bid ore lhe hearing. Your ap· alive Declaration KARL JACKSON RIALTO ~ourt b.ttore tho hear· construclld lo prohibit slant BDOER FOR ~H1 (pay~e al lonns wlllcll are lawlUI tlnde EXPECTED OPENING BIO MAY esslstlng the Btnellclwy to
rorms by calling Carmalen• pearance may be In person NOTICE IS FURTHER CA. 923n , TELE; 909-8~ mg. Yo!Jr appearance drtlllng or Suell oltlar operallons1'me ol Ill• in liwrlll money ol ln Ille ~nlted St.ates) and/Or BE OBTAINED BY CALLING THE eolleel a debt 111d q lnlonlll-
Serra, (714) 957-5213. Of by your attorney. GIVEN lhat at said lime 0744 AUCTION BONO 1 may be Ill person or by which In no _, use or 1n lllY Ille ~ttd 6tales, by cash, a cashiers. etrtllled or o FOLLOWING TELEPHONE llon we ~tali! wll bl llMd lor
A payment bond, Stand· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR and place all Interested 723.41-19 your attorney. wt 1Hect 111t slll1act rights of US"'!'S check drawn by a NII c:hedcs si>e<:illed In CM! NUMBERS ON THE DAY BE· 11111 purpose -"'Iller rec:Mtd
ard Form 807 in an amount or a contingent creditor of persons may appear and pub 111h 9 d N 9wP0 11 IF YOU ARE A Siie! land, 111d which ao ~o or r111ona1 bll1k. 1 chedt dnlwn Section 2924h (payable In lul FOllE THE SALE· 1714)480-orl/tf or In lllll1tlnQ. IF AVNT.·
not tes.s than 5,0 percent or Illa deceased., you must Ille be heard bLlh• City Coun-Bnch·Coata Mesa Daily CREDITOR or a contin· enllr said or In lllY wt 1 ~ • ._or ltde111 Clldll uriof\ thee time o) I ~~to .. T.D;...,.Servtced 5690 TAC: 434012C PUB· A8lE, 'THE EXPECTED OPENllG
lhe contract pnca musi l.C· v~ clalm w11n IM-court 'Cit on tlie aoovellems. Pllol October 28 Novem-Q!'nl creditor of the the 1ur1acl 11ghll or uld tand1 or 1 dleclt CltlWn by a stlle or In omP"'I • 111. u... an 10/21 10/28 1114'36 BIO MAY BE OITAINE=
company every conlracl in· and mall a copy 10 the per· 1 F THE AF o REM EN· ber 4 1996 ' deco11ed you mu at file and wlllch do not"'"' Slid lano rtdtnl ""ftGI and loan ISSOCll-teresl COl"'Y' to and no ' ' CAlllHG TliE fOll
volving an expenditure In sonal representaliva ap-TIONEO ACTIONS ARE ' · m388 'your 01;lm . with tho et 1pointlln11111 500 leal Ion, ~ngs ISSOO*I\ or ~Id ~It under Slid O..d1 o PUBLIC NOTICE TtlEPHONE NUMBERS ON
excess ot 55,000. . polnled by the coUft wilhln CHALU:NGED IN-COURT, court end mell 1 copy to said surlact. • reMIWd In detil U'MIQs 1111* speol!fd 1n sedon rust ~ !,;= ~etna 1er DAY BEFORE THE SAU·
The succeulul bidder Wiii lour months lrom. lhe dale the challenge may be lim-PUBLIC NOTICE the poraonal represent•· !Tom Ellnall RICI Cepron~• 5102 Of the Filllncill Code and ~~Or~ fvM'h~ NOTIOE Of TRUSTtE'S SALE (714)4SG.5690 TAC: 43-4063C
be required lo enter Into a ol first Issuance of the let· ited lo only those Issues NOTIC• OF tlva appointed by the cordtd February 3J~~ In ~Id IO do bisineu in Ills BENEFICIARY· P'•"lf. IC FIRST T.S N .A22S200 U n CodeA P\.18 10/2t . 10l28, 1114196 contractual agreement in lers as provided In aectlon raised at the pubhc hear· 'COVrt viithi n four 2446, page 82, OllUll records ltllt) N:. II .. frtlt --· -o n
the form ol a "Slander~ 9100 of Ille Cahlomla Pro-lngs described In this no-APPLICATION TO months from tho date The 10111·wnCMJnl ol lie unpaid te Ah 110 1101 ltllnr ...... =· ':,_!!_DE~RAl 15!'VIN1_:s ~ 04~~1~?o:7~Jfci:
AQrMmenl, rorm STD 2 bale Code. The-lime tor f1I· lie• or in wrlllen cor· alLL ALCOHOLIC t f' · f balancll of the oblgdon • -' ~ ttllt CA all ..i..M ,_.,. :., .,,1 0 ... T Chances are which shall ba binding Ing claims will not expire res ndence delivered 10 ° irst iuuer:ico ~ cureo by lht property to bl sold • ' '"""'as Instr No. 91·' 331n 800 f'NAHCIAl C: RPO,,,. ION • upon Iha Stale of Callfornla betore four months from lhe~lty Council al or prior BEVERAGES louere as provided in and rusonablr tsllnialld COlll~::, :ci ":;~ con::i ~ ": Piii' of Olllc:lal Recofds In the duly appolnlld Truslle under you wlll find
only upon approval by '"' Iha hearing dale nollced lo, th• public heati~s. Dal• of Fllln9 c••c1.111on . 9P1 oob olc dtho expenses an( advanClll at ~ITNlt in Ille g:ro"" li.,lled in offlcec of the Reeofder Of Or· !!!Jolot WIWlngll ~ll.,.ATd °"PU~' ~1c' what you need State. The conlracl is nol •bove. MARY T Applloatlon a 1 ornia ro ate o o. 11me of "" 1111111 publcltlon of ''"' ange oun ty; sMd Deed ol Trut ..... -....,
binding on tither party un· YOU MAY EXAMINE the • ELLIOTT, OCT 25 11M The 11ma tpJ tihng Ille nollet of salt l lllCI Cou~, lon11 dncllbng desGflbls the I~: EX· AUCTION TO TllE HIGHEST at the price
19111nd until It ls approved Ille kepi by lhe court. 11 you Deputy City Clerk To Whom h May Con-claims will no1 upite l lM.940.29. ~I must bl the land thel'llrt HIBIT "A" Loi 143 of Tr BIDDElt FOR CASH (In Ille you want to pay
by th• appropriate slate ere a person lnlaresled in Published Newport cern: ~ before luur ml)nlh!I byeasll,1cnl'IW'lctl9dtdnlwn A.PN. 426-212·12. lot 3 °' 2750.lntheCllyof CosllMISI, lonns which•• llwlul tinder
agencies. including the De· lhe es1a1e. you may flle Beach-Costa Mesa Dally The N1me(1) of lhe Ap-from the hee11nu daie on 1 Sllle or N1tlonll, Bin~. 1 hc:t no G270, u shown on a County of Ofange, Sllll of In the Unllld Stalll) end/or Ille when you read
partmenl cl General Ser· with the coun a formal Re· Pilot November 4, 1996. pllcanl(1) 11/aJa: ARRIBA 11ut11.:od ~l>uve. clleclc dra'M'l by a Stal or Fed· rc:f. therwol1S~6. ln,:ok CallfOfnla, as per map teoordtd =°'=· ~~ r1v1 i!'!! Claa11f19d
vices, ii required. quest lor Special Notice ol · m395 BAJA GAll.,LS, INC. YOll MAY E.XAM· er11' Credit Un\on, Of I clledl • PIOtS m ~In Boolt 91 , P;igtl 1·5 """' dall All nonexempt slate con-the filing of an inventory The 1ppllc1n11 llated INE tho tilo kepi by tho drawn 11¥ 1 SI.lie or Feder fltOUI mac:is, recordl ol Jl!d ol Mlsctltantous Maps, In thl Seeton 24h (P1Yabll In ru• 11 Y
tracts ol S5.000 or more and appraisal or estate as-PUBLIC NOTICE above are applying 10th• court. 11 you are a por· ~· 111d loan Alsoc:talloo,.°'1nolmiCou~. fJCCtP'ng *'Oil, office olthe CCMJnly Recotcltr o flt ~f •11• 1! .. T1.08.~d 842~St'78
are subject 10 slate con· 1e1s or or any petition or Department of Alcoholic eon 1 1 roated in SlvlnO• AssOdallon, or 1 OIS. nt1119 Ind 11'/dRICl!t>on Slid Cou111y. Eltai9t lhtr11r0fll uom..-.,, r.,, .. • .,. an
waclor nondl1crlmln1tlon 1ccoun1 as provided In Commonweallh of ~age Conttol lo Hll II· ------------------end compll1nce require· section 1250 .ol the Call· M•H•chuHtla cohollc beverages 11: 901·
rnents pursuan1 lo Govern· lornla Probate Code. A R• The Trlal Court C SOUTH COAST DRIVE,
man1 Coda. Section t2990 quest for Special Notice Probate and Famllr STE. 180, COSTA MESA.
and Tiiie 2, Calll0Jnl1 Code form Is available from 1h• Court Department CA 92&28
.. R99utalions, Dlvl1ion 3, court clerk. Worcelter Dlvlalon FOr lhe lollowlng type of
Section 8201. A bid for 1 Atlorney for peti. D le t N Llcann; <l 1 ON·SALE
Chlbllc works conl11cl, Uoner: -AocD0•21,. 0,:C BEER AND WINE · EATING which Is 1ubml11ed by 1 -..... Publl1hed Newport bfddtt who has been d• Richard M. HenfY, • CITATION BHch.Coai. M ... Ollly
. , 09rtlfled from contracting 100 Paolfloa, Sult• M .O.L.c .210, Section e Pilot Nowmbet 4, 11, 1f,
Wt\h lhe State by lhe 0.. 200, Irvine, CA 82818-In the Miiiet ol Wiiiiam 1'9e>. !1*1ment or Fair ErT19loy· 3320 Kennelh Randolph mltlOf m3t2
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dNmad 10 be nonrHpoo-BHch..Cosla Men Delly known of 4510 S.Uhore ---------..,..and shall be rejected. Pilot No ' ,._ • ,. 11 Or., Newpon Beach, CA ..._ • ..,._.~ ..... .___ __ ~ nl of Devel· 11 m ..... r '"• "'• ' 92683 peraons lnter"led n•nn---c.. It IOllc· 1998• In 1 petition tor th• ldop. ......_ ltat....nt
om Minority, Mt393 tlon Of tald child and 1o the ~ ~ ~G~ wome.!'· and Disabled Vet· PUB IC NOT E Department ol Sodll s., ......... "' ....,_,.., ·\' .,_, BualMI• Enterpri•" L IC vlcu of 11rci corn-lnternatlonal Manfetlni,
!ft °''* to meet the 0. llCROW NO 2310.K rnot'IWUllll. 21" Fa!Mtw ~21 '
,artmenl'I Hllbllehed NOTICa'TO A petition hit bMn pr• ~-~ cat4.:..,. ~7 .._,_ fal of 11 percent fOI' ml-Mnted IO uld oourt bY ·-,...,,, ._._ IL11-y buaiMls en1MP<lna C"EDITORS 0, JoM Chaflee Dornbtow9'd, Rd., Long 8Hch, Cal.
E), 5 perctlll lot 8ULK SM.a Jr. and Metrllty 'redeflclc IOI02 women butlne11 enter• (UCC leo. e1os1 OombfOW91<1, 102 Monad-Thi. bu1lne11 Is on-
Pfteel (W8!}. and s pet• NOTICE 19 HEREBY nock Str"4, 0.dnef, MA ~ b)': an .. ~ ~_\_ -.,. lot cl~ veteran OIVEN lhal a bulk • .,. ,, 01<MO praying lor leaw to ......... YoU ....... GOJIO =H• enterprlua about to be mtde. The adOpt Hid cNtd and·thal ~ y«1 yeia. .. , • .,
to comply with nam.~) and butlnett ad• tti. name of the chllcl be -·-f¥'I
10111, et MQ,. of dre" ••l of the seOet(t) ltl changed to Wiiiiam Kaz :: .:~ ~~ l"9 Mio Conlr•ct Code 11e: shine lnl'L £ntet· Ooml)(owtkl. ...,_,.,
Mel Tiiie 2, CaRICll'Na CocM m" Qroup, lno. 2250 1ff YOU O!SfRI TO OB-Orange Coumy on 10-31·18
of Aegulltl()(\t, S.C:tlon Bllld, Co1t1 Me ... J[CT THERITO YOU OR 1 .... TOOll7 ieoeo.eo, et aeq. CA 28 YOUR ATTOANIY MUST Dilly "'ot Nov .... 11, 18,
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BEACH 2169 SHARE 2 724 5 5 3 0 55 30 5 530liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 ANIMALS 604 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1=iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' 7 7 1 8 ' Du ff I el d '"'a 1 p I Cl k 1--------.. Elec Obi ende r. BAYVIEW COURT a enn br ba lrg CASHIER Out of S a nta Fe PT Counter er • Top Dollar Paid! Beautiful Kawai 4.~ m/o m/klt Pch. Exe cond. 54500. ~="~~ 2bd/2ba/29a apt steps to ocean. Relall, FT + benefits. In Fashion Island has @ dry cleaner1 lo NB. From 1800·1960. Baby Grand Cream, cinnmn. mrbl classic 975 -0120 All : .. l ..... Mwrtlsllt lll Ull1 pool, spa, '1p, laund Reasonable 650·8661 Hl·Tlme Cellars openings for P.T/FT 3424 Via Udo 1 pc to entire estate. 5 y/o, rarely used. Ocl cat $200 646·8473i--------
_..._,. .... , ...... Fe~· rm, frig, new oarpet1, •CdM shr ·3br 2ba 250 Ogle St., CM sales assoc's. Hrly+ Raymond, 673·1010 Paintings, china, B/O. Also, very high· · w SAIL BOATS 7014
..,....... wk to ba,y. Gated, vry prestigious roomy Delivery Drive r comm+ FT benefits. PT $ecretarlal glswere, furn, etc. end fur11lture. (Pur· --------lfllfllr .......,Act •l1tll• clean, no pets. $1300/ home. $500.+ util Mon & Fri only. $6/hr. Contact Poppy at: 2Q hrs/lle1e ached, $8/ 40YrNBAes673·6223 chased another fur· BICYCLES 6060liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _.......,. 1111111t•llllp mo. tease. 944-8030 844-5953 hr. Lt. office, WP 6.0 nlshed home-must 25' Coronado 7.5 ob. M ....,.. . ...., ..,....... David 759-9 307 + $2 per delivery. 11, 8 0 GPS, depth fndr, VHF.
I Cottage 2 +2 vu bay/ Furn room Avail now. Own car. N/S. Healthy Buy It. Sell It. Find It. req'd. Send resume: se .) I 644·4212 stereo. frig , BBO •ltatlM If flscrll'lllaal H vt b 1 .. _am Gourmet 833 2929 Cla ••lfled PO BoK 556, NB ' 9 5 B U r I • Y d b I .._. • llCC. ,...,, "Ntlea. P cc. poo' .,... Kitchen privileges. . • . -------·--92661-0556 Citrus. fruit, avocado trailer w/b lke & $2800 OBO. 733-2051
eei,...,.a,.tllalllalllllusll' cell, remodeled, FP. Cool pool. 673·5100 Faahlon l•l•nd 1---------APPLIANCES 601 1 trees fruiting s10. x jogger attachment. MARINE SUPS
:IWllllllltll&.••IMntillll $1395. 873-3059 HB 2 RMS In 3BR, Child/Adult Clothing. Rete ll Sal•• forliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mas trees potted 6-9' Hardly used. $325.
,.._., Mii ~t. linlf· Ha rbor View Hom.. 2BA hse avall 1111. Work outllde cart/ unique Arts & Crafts Side by S id e Ken· $39. Herbs, junipers, 505·9442 DOCKS 7022
llllla • .aci-tm' ..... :· 4BR, 3.5BA $2500 Blks to bch. $372.50/ kiosks 759·5488 cart In Fath Isle. Sto-more Frig. 5 y/o. vines $1 . Cement
TMa ..._..., lrlll 111 3bd/2ba $2000 mo + dep. 969-0426 FT Sample Sewer ~~~'.ngh~~\11,!_Yc~~~ $250. 945-9240 fountns $110, bird 1-'---------50.MOOR I NG NB ........,_,..,llf"'1de. 644-6810 673-3174 Luxu ry gated apt, E1ep with skiwear. 310-989-0227 --..,.,.w..-.-• ...,.h-e-r/O=-ry-e-r -baths S20. 909-674·9422 SPORTING Harbor. Xlnt tocatlon-
.... ..,,... ,.... .. klll ls ll Lido lale Bayfront pool, spa. pvt ba, no 241·8105 E1et 236 Ourverytiusy•-~ Texaa Refinery Corp Admiral set under Forec lo••d GOODS 6065 near Pavilion. $12,900
......._lllllltlaO.ltlfftf Brand new, never smkg. $395. + 1 /3 Fountain Valley "'""" warranty till Merrh 97. T imesha re• OBO. (619) nS-2663
II d I 2b 2b ·1 Q L PT ..11:-15~1or needs deper\dable ... =-=:' ....... ~.. ve · n, r a . ut1 +dep. 548·8125 LI! A Cterlcal, un!UI ""'!"''V 8 ST Xtra lg Capacity. Was $14.000 Now Fr•• F loat 9K14. MftrtlM~ 111 11111 On the sand. Must NB Ocean vu Mair br entry level. WP 5.1. bilif9Ja!Spanish ~e~;~n ~~~-In ife~ar:. $575.obo 84 2 -8533 $2.900. 2BD. Call Match Set of Ladles c11rpet.
11 1,1,1 .. ..,...... •• Seel $3800/mo. in 3br condc;;. pv\ ba, Precise w/exc gram: speaJOngpersc>n,IO less of training, write or 993·3483 Nowt 1·800-89<>-1846 Slazenger Goll Clubs .:......1,,1_, .. _._ .. c.-1yr.lse 5 87·3305 balc ony. Walk to mar. Fax resume & ltr. ..-.c.11'1· our...&..... 0 M H kl 0 t w/bag. 437·772 51-----"...;..;;....-..,;;.-.....__ -••• ·--,. Of M 662 7280 """" "''Ml · · op ns, •P Promotlona l Advertls· -..... I . -.... HUD ---------beach. $650. 673·6034 c. gr. • n .. A1:1:...1_-......_ M 92626 BOIC 711 Fl 1---------• • - -""'°"'RIU"°'~ · · • · i:uw.•H"l'TYRE 60 14 Ing for business, ttl·Rl•U•-41•·-r. NEWPORT Sell your unwanted shoukHiaveexcellent Worth. TX 76l0l-0711· ~u.ui schools, churches.••••••••
llllW 'I "1 .DC ... ,.._ COAST ;2 l70 Items the easy wayl phone&rustomef' Thousands of prod· TRANSPORTATION
Al HUD .. Ul·JMI. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUSINESS & To place your service skits, be EMPLOYMENT Beautiful sofa/love· ucts to put your name -
FINANCE cla~4sl21l~5d9a7d8c.all detailed & very $ERVICES 5 533 seat, chalr/ottonian, on. Diana 434-8995
• Beautiful brand new v organized. 2 ~ xlnt cond, oak trim· --------• •'••••••••I community 2bd/2bal••••••••• officeevr.AriAnrA & ming, $395. 841·5828 v::a~::'~ou~.~~:P'':~ _B_O_A_T_S----7-0-1-
BOUSES/ ~~~~::.~:t:r!0~e~r:~!: •---------Cruise Sb~obsl good ~wskills Pleaa:-::•::~re that Chlppendal• Seats 8 mini snack machines. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 'CO. NDOS clous matter bed· BUSINESS Earn $300/$ wkly. • red. the llstl gs In this cat· +china cbnt. lmmact Diane 434-8995
room, 1011 of windows OPPORTUNITY Yw round positions. n 1 $2300. Also tvgrm set, FOR SALE w/ park view & private Hiring both men/women. egory may requ re you best olfr 220·5969 --------•
Patio. $1595. Ask 2 904 Fr~roomandboard.Wlll to call a 900 number•----·-----W"•""'ED In which there Is a c 0 u c h IL 0 v • s • at nu ' about winter rate dis· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ualn. Ca11 7 dl,ys. charge per minute. Blue/Wht striped. Xlnt TO BUY 6019
13' WHALER
Wheel 1teerlng. 40HP.
Tohatsu elec start,
teak seats, $2500.
NYS, 7 22·2BOO counll. 640-:iaoo. •VENDING ROUTE• (407)815-2022 cond. $400 646·2670 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil GENERAL 1002 Pet'feo t for roommates •25 prim• loc• ext. '1014, C44 no~l!'ncs --------~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Dual maaaer plan. w/d, •Call No-~ 5 540 Klnga l&• Wa te rbed Top Dollar9 Paid POWER BOATS • fridge & garage in-•800-711-4361• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 12 drwrs, bookshelf For Record•. Jazz.
eluded. Top ttoor, •Houaeman/Cook• hdbrd, $60. 225-9060 Sountrack1. etc. 7012
Real Ealale For Sale?
patk view. new, pool •••••••• Maintain and Clean -L-lk-.--n-.-w--g-la_s_s-to-p Call Mike 645-7505. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
& apa. $1520. Ask ANNOUN"e~UTS large homes. Xlnt NB table w/6 uphol wht ••••• WHkend
Open HouHa? •AP•AR-TME--NT-S• LOST 6:
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about winter rate ~u& Currently looking for reporters refs 246-1379 chalra. Paid $2500 •
discounts I 640-2600 •••••••• • nd po1~-sacrifice $ l ooo. Solid tG COV8f City news 8 '""°· Oak bdrm set w/head.-
FT /PT or freelance. Immediate MERCHANDISE board, nightstands • ••••• The Dally Piiot Real
Estate Tab which Is
• published each Sat·
'1.lrday Is an effective Abandoned Dog
d Ir ~ 1 needs home. Lab/ an ne pens ve way Doble female. About to showcase that 0 1r '.•peclal property. BALB A svrs old. 963-0033
Call our Classllled PENINSUIA 2607 FOUND grey/wht short·
Department Todayll haired male cat cnr of
· 842-5678 3 bd/2ba 1 blk to 141h/W. Bay on 10/31.
--------1 ocean. $1350/mo. yrly. 873•8019
FOR RENT FOUND 2 9 2 5 opening. Must have journalism :~0;~~i c:a1ds 1s~og:
~xperienoe; degree preferred. 81~~~~:78 M.11,. ........ ,....... ANTIQUES &OlOi--M-0-V-IN_G_M_U_S_T_
.._ 'J11caa.~ ......_.9-Thinking of having a Oue:nE':i-z:s::~room .-wpetw• I , ~ ·~ garage sale? aet Includes mattreas •FAX ft>M~ Give ui a call I a nd bo1e springs, only
CLASSIFIED 3 month1 old. Color
942·5878 lV w/rernote Included.
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3500 Pllciftc View Drive
N9wport 8eech ...... noo
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Morti,_.llary * Chapel Cremation
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1-gar apace. Gas/ FOUND Male Cocker
water Incl. 8 75·0120 Spaniel on corner of
COSTA MESA 1024 BAYFRONT 2bd/2ba Newport & Prealdo.
condo, near Pa11llllon, 10/29. 841-8028
Nice Repo 2·car pkng, poo:, dock Found Nov.1, small
Sell all $450.00.
717-6680
Ov•r•tuffed Ralph
Lauren style denim
s ofas ,& loveseats,
club chairs, ottoman•
& tectlonalst $150-
$899. Place orders
now to receive by
holidays 50 5·9 442
. \ri wMJ ,...,SEARCJl tJ,,,,.,., fr,. ...... *'F l!lfiil9M,."" ,;,,,,• • rn,. • a-r fhwt;,, .s...-. n.... -!'_,,,.,.,,. ,,. ....
is 01mp/tlM IW wilfi/6,_,Ja#it-....._ ,_. I !--•qi.., cw."""""' llltDt. Wllllt frfaw --·,,..,."' --... "",.,,""" of~ ••O-.,°"'-"Gbd/1·lhba. Pool, avail, no pets. 11600/ white male Poodl•. ~;$4650 11 all you nffd. mo, yrly. 8 73-8840 Weatslde Costa Mel&
$155,000. Nice area.--------at 22nd St.831-05 24
Ken. Bkr, 532·2440 FOUND Shepherd/ COSTA MESA 262 4 Huski• female puppy .;;.,u ________ 1 In vicinity of The Can-
MOBILE $400 1st Month nerv 10129. 673-9330
HOMES 1100 Cln, lg mtn cabin-style. FREE to a lovlng kind
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 Br, wlk4n clst, pool, person • a 1 y/o pit· backyard, rv bch\ TrVSq. bull, neutered male. S tarter Hom• S onora Apt• Kelly, 646-7769
Only $1000 dwn S625 Maryann 945-335 9 Tim, 548·3794 ~:~8mg~~~:~~:.·~~ S517m o Low Income Reward Iott puppy, f n II dlOI till Incl 8Wk old male Akita. wide. In beaut tree· ur u • u · vie-Orange/20th St llned beach area park. Clean. modern, se-Child la• heartbroken
Owner 1ran1ferred. cured perking, pool/ •846-7559•
Mutt Hll nowl Call for 1pa. Jackie 642-82Z61=-=-,.,...,,,......-----detall1 -9 01·2220 Sundays by appt only RBWA.RD Lost wallet
RESORT
PROPERTY
NEWPORT
1580 BEACH 2 669
PALM S PRINGS * 1aR seas*
28R 28A $725/Up
Refrlg & dl1hwasher
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carda and appt. book.
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MONDAY, NOVEMQER 4, 1996
ACROSS JL ~ 1 Wldelpreao
Clutructlon
a3 e ~pre119lon ol
1urp11se
56 Isaac's son
57 S~r Clapton
58 51eClmship
60 Snakes 61 Classroom
lurnllure
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wnwY ~ rwv"r 25,000+ ml1. Buy or 213·228-3058 •
.-,er TANN.AH HIRSCH take over lease. 5371< '87 580SL Prime
ANSWERS TO WEEl<LY BRIOOE QUIZ
Q. I • Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
&Ince partner might want t.o take a
heart preference.
720•0521 cond. White. One
owner. 2·tops. PP.
MERCEDES 9130 529•500· 78°'3632
'89 300S• Beautiful,
'H OLD8 CUTLASS
I cyt. 11/l, AIC. f\111
pwt, AM/FM etereo,
12000. •7~7104
1210
'81 Plol&up .. 5 apc:t,
AM/FM atereo/caH ,
tin ted, eliding bk wndw. $1350 673·7104
'1988HLTAU
Royal8 ...... hetn
Fully loaded. ve, dart( VANS 9225
btue with llaht blue in. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili terlot, 14,00o mu ...
$3,000 °' best otter. •a2· VW New motor/
71 4 574-4267 porte, (Z)bed. Dleaet
6 Model Kale -to Mountie&' e><g.
14 Flofidl dty
45 -Ben Adham 16 Margarine
17 Olvel's malady
~8 Garden SOil
6'2 Garne·ahow
hos I . •K J 10 RA K 1 OA Q 8 8 S •A 8
The bidding baa proceeded:
Q. 4 • Neither vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•75 2400 AT, AC,
sunroof, mucho new.
$ 2 4 O o lo b. o..
MO·CS841
wht w/palomlno Int.
Chrome wheels, one
owner. Make offer. 538-1854·216-211 T _PO_RS_C_H_! __ 9_1_7_5
30 mpg. Exe cond.
$3500. 875.-3391
19 Author Twain
20 ·-on a Grecian urn·
63 Child/en
64 Remain 65 Beln a bee WEST NORm F..AST SOUTH MERCURY 913 5 '72 911 T Targa VOUSWAGEN 9235
21 MoVe ltke a
baby DOWN
J.~ Pa• Pu11 T
What action do you take?
•4U ~A 10 t8 5 2 <>Vold •A Q J 85
The bidding h88 proceeded:
Rooms.
apartments,
homes
2.4, gOOd cond, all iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiii '84 M T orig. 58000/obo. Call , er cury opaz Sam.5pm: 845•9811 92 Cabrlol•t Conv. 23 Silly comedy I 'King of lhe 24 Low-tying road' 1sl;inrls 2 Served
25 Outdoor per1eclly
27-Chale 3 Wind 1ndicalor
A • In the bnloncing 11eat, no-
trump volue11 ore skewed. A balnnc·
ing hid or one no trump is mnde
with 11·14 point.a, doublo rollowl'd
hy no trump at the cheope11t l evel
shows 15-18, and two no t rump
. WF.8T NORTH EAST SOU'fH
I• Pa1111 PaM f
What action do you take'!
· Classified
can satisfy
your
housing needs.
4dr, auto, a/c, 4cyt, -----------Wolfsberg Edi. WhV
good cond, fm cass, N , wht llhr Int. tmmaol
5975/obo .. 631·7149 FJ D Must See. 28K ml,
Whether you're buying • Pwr windows, a/c
30 OclobE'r slone 4 Ancienl A • A di ffieult. hand to bid, because n lmlnncing two-heart hid could be
mnde with a far weaker hand, ond ·
thi11 onci has tremendou11 playing
potential. Since a two-spade cue-hid
in the pa88·out suit should promise
a two-suiUld hand, so thnt is our
choice with two henrlA and three
hearts, in that .order, close behind.
or setting, Classlfled an apartment stereo/caH . AIWllYS
covers-all your needs! through classified . garaged. $9800. 87&. 31 Bass or allo 5 Walerlall 32 Police ar11sl's 6 nams and bulls aid 7 Reed 26 Window glass
37 "Born FreP' instrument 27 W1lh, lo Henri
lioness 8 Afternoon TV 28 Collon pod
38 N1ghl !lll!Sfl offering 29 Stand up
39 N111meghkc 9 Aggregale 30 Smells spice 1 O Type ol candle 32 E1<pla1n
40 Nile queen or numeral 33 Reflection
42 Corduroy ribs 1 t Red C1oss 34, Hardy cabb11ge
43 Haw;i1111n founder Barton 35 Sherbets
guitars 12 "Thanks," in 36 Tnal ·
14 Absorb Grenpble 38 Rice wine
1:) Hiker's problem 13 Hearth 1001 41 Sets
4Q KPV -p10 22 Cereal grain 42 N1111s·
SO Country roads 23 Sen~r.d • headge11r
5 t Lhublly 24 Chocolate lree 44 Poorly hi
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14
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45 Farm sound 46 Rope 4 7 Nol appropriate
48 Children's
aulhorOr -
49 rortunate
52 Mona-
53 A single time only
54 Shoe par1
55 Pilcher Hershlser
57 McMahon and
Asner 59 Mischief maker
promi11e11 19·20. Wi th o stronger
tiand, such BR the ahnve, st.art with
a double and then j ump in no
trump. Using the jump t.o two no
trump as a takeout for the minors
is not, nor ever waA, normal _prac·
tice.
Q. 2 -Neith<'r vulnerable, a11
South you hold:
•Q6 CVK 97 6 4 01043 •K<l lO
The bidding has proce1x.lc4: WF.8'1' Non·rn EA.en' soum
I 0 Obi I • ?
What do you hid now'!
Q. ~ ·'Neither vulnerable, a.s
South you hold:
•765 OAK Q I066 0962 t.J
Pnrt.ner opens the bidding with one
no trump. What do you respond?
A • You want. to play four hearts
and nothjng more, ~o ahead and bid
it. If you play tr ansfer hids, tran11for
?O
_ ~ A hid of two heart.a would be into hearts and then raise t.o game. --+--..__-+-'=~ woeru y 1na<Iequa 'since i"lcoutd ---- ---
31
37
0
50
56
0
3
be made with as few. as 6 poi nta and Q. 6 . AR South , vulnerable, you
a four-card sui~. Here you hnvc 10 hold~
wor king point.a and a five·hagger, llO
to bid anything le&'! than three
heart.a would be R dereliction of
duty.
Q. S · Both vulnerable, os South
you holo/'-f
Q,J97 63 OA Q 7 tl
The bidding has proceeded: NORTH F..ABT SOUllf
I• Pat111 I CV
I• Pa1111 ?
What do you bid now?
Wf!ST
P11s11
A • The one bid you cannot make
is two diamonds· that would be
fourth-suit forcing and does nol
necessarily show the bid suit hut
does promise a oonsiderahly helter
hand. The logical bid is one no
trump. PaM is a dist.ant second
Partner OJ><'rlA the hicfding wit.h nne
no trui.np Whnt clo you rc13pond'?
A • You have invitational values,
ancf the way to describe such a
hand is to employ the Slayman
Convention. If partner denies o
major by bidding two diamonds, bid
two spades. If par tner responds in a
major, raise to the three level.
Lear n to be-a be tte r bridge
player! S ubscrib e now to the
Goren Bridge Letter by calling
(800) 788·1225 for information.
Or write to: Gore n Brid ge
Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago,
DI. 60680.
AUTOMOBILES BUICK 9035 CHEVROLET 9045 FORD 907 5 FORD 9075 HONDA 9085
9 0 30 •88 Regal LTD Dark '70 CAMARO VO Red '88 M ust ang 2nd '93 T a urus Mint! '85 Honda Accord convrt, cstm paint. owner, family owned, white w/tan leather inl. Hntchback, A/C, 5· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil rod, fully loaded, 11 SK New top. trans. Runs. 289 V8, needs paint, 33K mi, $10,999. or spd, AM/FM stereo.
'85 7 351 Xlnt Cond. orig. owner miles w/ greall 53295 080. 123K mi, $3000. make offer. 721-0404 S2000/obo. 646·2132.
:3MW
Brown w/boige int. reg lull moinlenance. S 1 I 650 5058 957 9393 Aluminum wheols. xlnt er ous on Y· • •-----·-------------'91 Civic hatchback. Oroginal owner. $6000.
722.0 194 tires. S4,SOO.obo 1 _________ '90 Escort LX 2 dr, GMC 9081 a /t , a/c. p /s,
9 8 2·8113 CHRYSLER 9050 a/t, pwr str/brks, 88k stereo/cus. alloys, mis. Clean runs good. alarm, runs great.
9035 ---------$2300. 804-755 1 '87 S15 EKtended $6250.obo 646·7379
CADILLAC 9040 '83 White Chryaler , Cab, while/Ian int. lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil New Yorker Slh Ave 92 T empo a/I, ale. shell w/ladder rack. '9 3 A c c 0 r d 5 E '9 1 Regal LUI 2·dr, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 52300. Exe cond. full power, tinted Mini! 56999. 721·0404 Forest grn, Ian llhr Int, 76K ml. lull pwr. pwr 548•9832 glass, wheel cvrs. dual airbags, sunroof,
sunroof. xlnl cond. '83 Eldora do Touring ---------S4500. 540·0323 '9 1 Suburban 4K4, Bose CD sound sys. s3000 obo. 723.1504 Coupe, blk w/lan llhr, Classilfod is..... SLE, loaded, c /d , Loaded! Xlnl condl
nu brakes/1ires, lo mi, CONVENIENT Overstocked with perrect cond, always 30k miles. S16,500. 85 RIVIERA Convert· ~3600. PP 631 ·9 787 whother you're buy· stuH? garaged. S 17 ,900. .Call Rick. 645·6427 1ble whfle ext/lop. bur· ing, solling, or jusl 714-548·2723 1---------
gundy lea1her. M INT! '85 C PE DeVILLE looking, classified has A call to All Kinds of Jobs For
4'11( mis. $12 ,500 41k ml, Kini cond, whalyouneedl ·Classified All Klndsof People. OBO (worth morel) 1 ownr, dk blu, CLASSIFIED will help
5 40·7507 $3500/obo. 644-8462 6 42·5878 642·5678 ClaHlfled.
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