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Home My WebLink About1996-11-20 - Orange Coast PilotSP O .R TS Newport Harbor gi,rls bounced out of CIF Serving the Newport-MK! community since 1907 ' Estancia students watch Tuesday as their classmates are put through their paces in 1he Neon Drunk Driving Simulator. The simulator allows students. to experlenee the lack of control and delayed response time in braking and steering that occurs when driving under the lnfiuence. Below left: A child's silhouette was among the items popping up in the obstacle course. .. under the \NFLUE:NC.E . High school students participate in unique program that shows the real-life risks of dtunk driving Story by MICHEW TDWIUIGD + l>hotos by MAiie ~ I y ou ran down that kid I" Gerry Dolhancryk told Estancia High School drivers in Costa Mesa Tuesday. "At least you braked, it could have been a hit-and-run." Estancia High School students crashed a 1996 Neon into artilicial trees, cardboard kids and orange cones Tues- day in a fun ex~rc:ise that showed the seriousness of drinking and driving. Llcensed Estancia students made one trip around a cone•lined, winding track in the Dodge/Plymouth vehicle in sober mode before Chrysler Program instruc- tor Dolhancryk slowed the steering and brake control responses to mimic the human reaction time at certain blood alcohol levels. •This is pretty wild," said senior Rasheed Mwntaz. "People were excited to see what was going to happen." Michelle Clark, a senior, rode in the back seat while Rasheed handled the car smoothly through the obstacle It's no laughlng matter, but watching classmates crash through road cones amuses F.slanda senior Jennller Brun.id<. course -the first time around. But after the car's comp\lter noted a .14 blood alcohol level for Rasheed, the • SEE INFLUENCE PAGE 4 UNOCAL Employee fates up in th.e air after buyout Citron's sentence . caned 'fair.' • Fotrner county treasurer, who was largely blamed for · the tumble into bankruptcy, could serve as little as nine months in jail with five years probation. By Christopher Goffard Daily Pilot j r~n h~s been he~ptu,l ~th author- --------'---iaes smce pleading guilty. . "Six years (of jail time) would With former treasurer Robert not have been a wise decision • Citron schedul~ to s~ender on she said. "At his age. and in co~ Jan. 10 to begm servmg a one-sideration of what he's been able year jail s~ntence for his role in to provide, six yean; would ha\!e the county s bankruptcy sc:andal, been inappropriate. the book seems to be closmg on "I'm relieved that it's over one of the county's darkest peri-with,,. she. said. "l hoPe it will ods. . . bring some degree of finality to a Los Angeles Supenor Court very unfortunate busipess." Judge Stephen Czuleger .g!lve Current treasurer John ·Moor- Citr?n, 71, a .suspende~ senteace lach, who warned against Citron's of su ye~ 111 ~tate pnson Tues-risky inveso:nent strategies prio.r day, ordenng him to-serve a year to the bankruptcy offered similar in c:ounty jail with five years' pro-sentiments. ' bation. "This sentence seems to be . In politic.al .circles co~ecte~ about as close to tairness ps ~ectly or ihdirectly . to Citrons you're pr()bably going to get." he reign, the news of ~ sentence said. "My cynic&} side Sdld he'd was greeted w1th muted get zero, and my com.Passionate • ap~roval. . side said I hope it's less than sev-• . Generally 1t s~ems as tho':1gh en. Let's just hope the county can 1t w~ an appr9pnate sente~on~, heal and move forward. I hope it's cons~derlng all the factors, said an opportunity for some sense of. Manan Bergeson, who . left her closure.• post as county supervlsor last But Moorlach said Citron's age w~k to work as Gov. ~ete Wtl-should not have pla~d a role~ sons secretary of education. the judge's decision. '<I ' Ber~eson, whos.e teQll as "Why should age be a factor?• supervisor began with the news of the bankruptcy, noted that Cit-• SEE CITRON PAGE 4 22 arrested in smuggling draln8 • Several immigrants allegedly held captive by .'coyotes.' · By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot COSTA tvt:ESA -'IWenty Lati· nos were taken into custody Tues- day after a tense confrontation with police that apparently started when smugglers began threaten- ing people they had allegedly sneaked over the U.S. border, pis- tol whipping at least one of them, said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith. Just alter 8 a.m. the Santa Ana police tipped off tl:}e Costa Mesa police that around 20 immigrants were holed up in an apartmept building on the 500 block of Hamilton Street, Smith said. Apparently the smugglers, known as •coyotes." were trying .. to extort money from those they had smuggled over from Tijuana before releasing them, Snuth said. ' Working with a SWAT unit, police converged on the building and arrested the smugglers throughout the 9ay as they walked out, Smith said. By 4 p.m., 22 people were in custody, six of whom identified as smugglers. 'IWo of the arrestees were illegal immigrants who had nothing to do with the case but happened to be 111 the buildmg, Smith said. Apparently the bizarre drama began Monday. when a stolen Suburban truck smuggled 12 immigrants over the border from Tijuana, Smith said. Smugglers drove the group to the Costa Mesa apartment but refused to release them until they could con- tact . the immigrants' relatives to extort money from them, Smith • SEE ORAMA PAGE 4 County parks, public works merger OK'd r-------~--------~ I '\ I» I \ OCTA settles out of ·cotirt with· • Supervisors accept a job and money cutting proposal by CEO Jan Mittermeier to combine departments. its combining of naturalists with By Jennifer Armstrong, Dally Pilot road-builders. ·we have very little confi· dence in the future plans that are being proposed," Nancy Sk:inner said after the mee~. "We're • concmned. we'll lose the focus on harbors, beaches and para. We're going to be losing the easi- llesl of worldDg with the ~ ment." Othen objected to voting Wore tbi goverDfX' appomts a ~ for Marian ~ eon. WtiiO Wt her Stb Plstrlct .eat for a ltAte education poet. •rt wu a behiQd-the-scera, doMd.odoor, done deal ""tbout publlc triput. • ..id Jiin de ~ a.cutlve vke ~dellt ol ... ~ COuilty Cout Alloda· ...... 1 . fired vegetarian bus driver 8 Bruce Anderson will pocket $.50,000 and head to Northern California. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily p;1ot .. I I WIONESOAY, NOVEMBER 20, i996 almanac • IDl10rl NOii: Do you or tomeene you know have a lanchmll't( birthday or annlvenary coming up? tf so, we'd llke to Include It In our Almanac section. Please ca ll the Information Into the Readers' Hotline, 642-6086, fax It to 646- 4170, or mail ft to City Editor Iris Yokol, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. You may also send photographs, but please be sure to include a self· addressed stamped envelope If you'd like it returned. BANKRUPTCIES Recent bankruptcies as report- ed to the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana. COSTA MESA • fdba: SadJer's Pool & Spa Ser- vice, Chapter 7 ' • dba; Prtsrn Pool & Spa Service, Chapter 7 • dba: New Potato Bin Shop-N; Save, Chapter 13 NEWPORT BEACH •Edwin A Webcxg, Jr., 18 oo Oct. 14 • Esther R. Lazarus, 91 on Oct 16 • Daniel W. Pilch•, 5Q on Oct. 22 •Walter W. Keusder, 12 on Oct. 18 • Nile H. Running, 87 on Oct. 20 • Joan P. Schnitter, 63 on Oct. 23 • Elizabeth L MaiW.an. 75 on Oct. 23 • Helen R. Rubini, 93 on Oct. 24 • Lynn A Wilcox, 49 on Oct. 23 • Barbara P. Pryor, 73 on Oct. 27 • Edith J. Hansen, 85 on Oct. 25 DUI ARRESTS \ , The following people. were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEAOi . • Mary c: Mayers, 36, of Hunt- ington Beach · • Thoma&J. Jenkins, 24, of Ri~er- side . briefly Attempted rapist sought by poJice Police are seadbing for a man suspected of.. th& attempted rape of a 22-year-old woman early Monday morning, Mid Costa Mesa Police Capt Tom Lazar. Around 9:05 a .m. the woman was waiting for a store to open at the shopping center at 2300 Har- bor Boulevard when a man approached her and exposed himself, Lazar~. The man dragged her to the center of the complex with one hand, while simultaneously wielding a knife and trying to hold up bis pants with the other hand, Lazar said .. The woman escaped, and the man iled on foot. Lazar said. The man is described as a white male, aged 16 to 2;J, witl\ a shaved head and a bad t'omplex- ion, wearing a plaid shirt and jeans. • dba; Zodlac of 'Grange County,· Chapter 1 •Gary J. Barnes, 3~, of Garden Gtove · -MAftC MAllTIN I DAILY PILOT -By Cbrlltopher GoU.ard DEATHS • Fl'ederick A. Alexander, 51, of Westminster. The Costa Mesa headquarters for Unocal, whe~ emp~oyees are wonderlJ!g what fate holds ln store for them after the company was purchased by :rosco Corp. Fate of·airport hot topic for week Most recent deaths as rep6rted to the Orange· County Recorder's . Office. COSTA MESA • Donald J. Wainscott, 73 on ()(;t. 23 • Christine M . Yates, 36, of Hunt· ington Beach • George H . Salas, 22, of Newport Beach • Aaron J . Anaya, 21, of Toledo, Ohio • Scott G . Diendorfer, 29, of Ana- heim Tosco buyout .makes for anxious moments at UnOcal headquarters Anyone interested in whether m Toro Marine base becom~ a commercial airport can attend a slew of meetings this week to hear infonnation or voice opin- ions. • Charles' R. Kelly, 68 on Ott. 21 • William L. P.angle, n. on Oct. 22 •Sharon L. Taylor, 55 on Oct. 16 • Elizabeth R. M\lnoz, 7 on Oct. 28 • Hillery D. Cha.Stain, 18 on Od. 28 • Moya L. Dun1ap, 80 on Oct. 27 • Rodger L. Gasper. 56 on Oct: 26 • Leanne A. Oroszi, 70 on Oct. 23 • Brian P._ Warburto{l. 34 on Oct. 22 • Iris R. Chase, 93 dn Oct. 23 • Mary L. Macleod, 6;3 on Oct. 17 NEWPORT BEACH 1 • June'S. Norby, 72 on Sept! 27 • George R. Grfillt, 86 on Sept. 27 • Patricia A Barbier, 80 on Sept. 29 • Katherine F. Pryor, 78 on Oct. 1 • Mario tvt. '(oranzo, 40 on Oct. 1 · • Franklin M. Lannom, 77 on Oct. 2 • Eva L. Chalmers, 80 on Oct. 5 ·• Alan V. Andrews, 68 on Oct. 6 • Dorothy B. Nebel,'90 on Oct. 6 • Magdalene M. Neiman, 86 on Oct~ 6 . •Robert J . Dicic:inson, 89 on Oct. 6 • June L. Waddell, 73 on Oct. 7 • Mabel A Dorr, 88 on Oct. 9 •La Verne R. Hart, 85 on Oct. 10 •Charles S. Bugna, 82 an-Oct. 11 • Shirley D. Kroenert, 72 on Oct. 11 •John C. Richter, Sr., 78 on Oct. 12 • Samuel U. Saporita, 42, of Hunt- ington Beach •Richard G. Hogan, 33, of New- port Beach . • Mary E . Ctosby, 33, of Santa . Ana Heights • Julio C. Tellez, 19, 9f Costa Mesa • Christian N. Perez, 27, of Para- mount • Byron L. Dannelley, 35, of New- port Beach • Pietro Finocchiaro, 32, of Irvine • Jame~ B. Bradbury, 23, of Los Angeles • David T. Berry, 30, of .Newport Beach . • •Douglas J. Ostrout, 22, of New- , port Beach • Andy D. Williamson, 32, of Cos- ta Mesa • Michael C. Dilley, 43, of Costa Mesa · .. • Shad"D. Wicker, .l3, of Irvine • Federico A. Escobar, 26, of Ana- he~· • Jo . a p. Hi.ken, 21, of New- port.Be ch . • Jeffrey G. Lytle, 24, of Costa Mesa By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -While employees at the, headquarters of Unocal 76 Products nervously pondered their future Tuesday, architects of the $1.4 billion buyout cautioned that it will be months before they kno.w the fate of the local workforce. "It's unfair to make a com - m ent because we are not ready 'many way shape or form to pro- duce a plan," said J.P. Allen, the chief financial officer for the Tosco Corp. -the East Coast giant that is purchasing Unocal 76 Products. Others who were involved in wooing Unocal to Costa Mesa only a year ago said they'd be surprised if the buyer pulled out of Costa Mesa. "It wbuld seem crazy to me to buy a company with such a huge asset and thr9w it away by moving out of town," said Ed Fawcett, president of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commeree . ~Pilot READERS HOnTNE Dally Piiot P.O. Box 1560, Costa 642-6086 Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No Record your comments about news stOfies, illustrations, edlto- rial matter or advertisements TEMPUAl\MES the Daily Pilot or news tips. herein can be reproduced with-Newport Beach VOL 90, NO. 268 ADPBESS out written permission of copy· 64157 right owner. Balboa THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Our address Is 330 W. Bay St .. 64157 Publisher Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. HOW TO REACH lH Costa Mesa WIWAM l08DEU. CORRECTIONS Orculatlon 68161 Editor It Is the Piiot's policy to prompt· The limes Orange County Corooa def Mar SnvEMAULE. ly cOfrect all errM of substance. 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Ing hours will JOHN PHl...S, only are available by mall fOf ~llfomla Community N<IWS. become southwester-Pre Press Group Leader S10 per month. Second class a limes Mlm>r Company. ~ ly, 15 knots. Wind HANK KNIGHT, postage paid at Costa Mesa, CA. Jeffrwy S. Klein, President and CEO waves will build to Press Group Leader (Prices lndude all applicable two feet. and a six state and local taxes.) POSTMAS· Judtth I . Kendall, KEN JOU.Y,..Packaglng and TER: Send address changes to Vice President. Gene!al Manager foot swell will come Distribution Group Leader The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa 01996 Calli.~. All rights~. from the west. #That would lead me to believe they are going to be around for a while." And Costa Mesa MStyor Joe Erick.son says he is also opti- mistic about it remaining. "They signed a 10-year lease and have invested mil- lions into improvements," Erickson said. In fact,Jocal officials say the $1.4 billion sale of Unocal 76 Products Co. was not so una- pected. "Unocal hasn't made any secret that Unocal 76 Products was bei.rig set up to be a stand- alone company," Fawcett said. "It's just ~ out that they had an offer of a purchase price that exceeded what they antic- ipated in selling stock." The company is selling its West Coast petrolewn refining, marketing and transportation • assets to Stamford, Conn.· based Tosco Corporation. Representatives from both 76 Products Co. and Tosco Corp. will not lmow whetl;ter any jobs will be lost at the company's headquarters in Costa Mesa for another four months. Unocal officials say the com- pany began pr~paring to break away from its ..core corporation two years ago by C:onsolidating its headquarters in Costa Mesa. 76 Products Co. President Larry Higby also discussed the possi- bility of selling it, said Barry Lane, Unocal spokesman. It was ~o possible the com- pany would be sold in stocks (initial public offering) or enter a joint venture with another company, Unocal o{ticials said. The company has spent about $15 million alone to refur- bish its 12-story office building in Costa Mesa. When asked if the company will continue to operate in Cos- ta Mesa, Allen said that is unknown. "By the close of the transac- tion we will hav~ a plan," Allen said. "A specific plan, so every- body knows what is happen- ing." The Airport Commission, which explores options for using the site when the Marines leave it by 2000, holds its final meeting at 1":30 p.m. today at the county Hall of Admini$tration. to Ovic Cen- ter Drive, Sal)ta Ana, Then, at 6 p .m. today in the same ploce, the Citizens AdViso- ry Committee, which is providing public input on the issue to the Board of Supervisors, will meet for the last ti.me-. County community leaders will debate whether El Toro shollld become a commercial air- port at 7•p.m. toni~ht at the Red Lion Hotel, 3050 Bnstol St., Costa Mesa. And finally, the county plan- ning commi!mon will discuss the issue for the last time at 1 :30 p.m. Thursday at the county Hall of Ad.ministration. The planning commission will recommend an action to the Board of Supervi- sors, who are expected to vote on the El Toro plan in mid-Decem- ber. -By JennUer Armstrong Patchy low clouds and f';(ff in the morn· Those rumors of COSTA a.SA • 1IOO blodc of Whtttler Avenue: A S220 stereo and $120 microwave were stolen from a car. A passenger side window was found broken. Ing Wll precede fair to partly cloudy afternoon skies. TIDES TODAY First low 12:03 p.m. 0.9 First high 5:33 a.m. 5.4 Second low 11 :44 p.m. 0.8 Second high 5:54p.m. 4.2 lHUltSDAY Flrst low 12:51 p.m. 0.2 First high 6:11 a.m. 5.8 Second low After Midnight Second high 6:52 p.m. 4.3 W~TBI TEMPERATURE: 60 mongo surf com- ing our way may have been great- ly exagg~rated, but no matter there should be an increase in wave activity by today with a strong west swell churning up some good rides. The only problem Is the weather will be casting a gloomy pall. • 900 blodc of South eo.t Drive: $825 worth of tools were stolen from a lodced company trailer. Both padlocks that were securln\l*:m trailer were allegedly missing. • 1900 of wallacie AWIMw. A $50 bike was stolen In front of an apartment. • 1600 blodl of AdMM Av.MM: Camera equipment. concert tickets and a calculator totaling a value of S 1,660 were stolen from a trunk. There was no sign of forced entry. NEWfOln 9IAOI • 100 blodr Aadll Awnue: Several Items Including $5,465 worth of men's dothlng and a $1,200 airbrush painting was stolen from a residence. The thief or thieves allegedly entered from the' rear door window. • 800 blodl of Ne_.port c:.nt.' Drive: A wallet w.stolen from a man's coat that was hanging on a door In an unlocked office. • 200 blodl of 22nd StNet: A camera and video c.amera worth a total of $1,lOO were stolen from a locked cat. Theff ' was no sign of fot'atd entry. • First WO« of ... c.n,.t Drtvec A $250 cellular phone was stolen fTOm a IOcl<er room. • 2900 blodt of Newpcwt • .,..,...._.111 .. u•• .. d:ll: A fanny pack and • $60 .cellular phon-were stolen from 41'1 unlocked car. • -·Beautify ~our Yard! Quality Legal Ser.vices at a Reasonable Price FARNSWORTH 1AND8CAPE COMPANY 548-5132 1&.:Mll070 .. . f• • We have ooer 40 years combined eeroice In thi3 atta. Our quallty, matWttg and~ are 1Utmatchl!d. Togeth#!r IOe will ~ ~ofaUIJOUr ~and .. $125/hr . ATTOR~E:VS AT L·AW I I BUSINESS l.ITIGATION AND TRANSACJIONS Corporations~ partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, ouv. .. sell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LmCATION AND TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, work-outs . ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL ~PTIONS " Not seeing the forest for the Democrats H ere I go, doing aodal work for the Republicans again. Unselfishly, too. I considered refusing to help them any more after Orange County Republican head honcho Tom Fuentes wrote the Pilot that his party is "not in need of advice from ·a liberal Democratic partisan hack.• I think he meant me. But, you see, his party is in need of advice. The latest case in point is the Doman-Sanchez brouhaha. As I write this, it appears that Dornan bas lost his congressional seat. But whatever the final result, it is quite clear that the Orange County Republi- can hierarchy has learned noth- ing from this setback. And even in the antediluvian political cli- mate of Orange County, that's going to lead to continued Republican erosion. Republican spokesmen - inquding Doman, himself -are ascribing his loss. to: • The time and money he wasted on a foolish and vainglo- rious run for the presidency; . • Dole's unwillingness to deliver what Doman perceived as the conservative viewpoint aggressively; • The changing demographi~ of Doman's district; • The heavy money the Democrats pumped into this race; • The release of Dole's con- cession s~tement before the polls closed in California. All of these explanations have a measure of merit. But they completely overlook the two mosttfuportant reasons for th~ Doman debacle -which is why the Republican party in Orange County needs advice. The first reason is the candi- date, himself. Maybe Fuentes and his inner circle really get off on Doman's talk about impeach- ing the president as a •mple draft dodger,• but it wasn't play- ing very well anywhere else. Doman's mindless abrasiveness, exces1>ive actions and rhetoric, and loose cannon approach to everyone who didn't share bis views -in both parties -had become a constant embarrass- ment to many of his associates and constituents alike. As a result, a lot of fellow Republicans are dancing on his grave. Orange County political consultant Eileen Padberg. for example, who listened to his attacks on former Superior Court Judge Judy Ryan when she opposed Doman in the 1992 Republican primary. Or the gay Republican Congressman from Wisconsin who held fund-raisers for Santbez after Doman inter- rupted a House debate on appropriations for a tirade against homosexuals in general and the congressman in particu- lar. The second factor the Repub- licans are ignoring has been mentioned here before: Doman was flogging a whole herd of counter-productive, right-wing issues. He is a fervent opponent of abortion, gay rights and gun control, and gets consistentl1 RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 1~"°rvo~~156 joseph n. bell .. low environmental scores, all of which have been identified as positions rejected by a majority of Americans, including many Republicans. An associate in the House called Doman "the most homophobic member of Con- gress• -a label be seems to wear like a badge. A growing cadre of Orange County moderate Republicans are no longer willing to support such candidates. They helped elect a Democrat to the presi; deney by a large margin. And some day -possibly even before it is over -they may pull the Orange County Republican Par- ty, kicking and screaming, into the 20th century. Meanwhile, the Republican hierarchy continues to shovel up hypocrisy for us local boobs. The party that once hired uniformed security guards to intimidate Latino voters in Doman's district is now charging Sanchez with election fraud -with no visible evidence as yet Doman has called Sanchez -who grew up in Orange County -a carpetbagger because of her husband's family home in Palos Verdes, apparent- ly hoping no one will remember that be pulled off a much more flagrant sdnxl in 1984 when he moved to Orange County from Los Angeles to run for Congress in what he correctly perceived as a soft Democratic district. Which brings us to an even more stirring bit of hypocrisy, this one from Doman's political soulmate, Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, who issued the fol- lowing statement when it appeared Doman had lost to Sanchez: •The U.S. Congress and the district attorney should fully investigate charges of alien voting in order to get to the bot- tom of it. We will not sit blithely by until the truth comes out, especially if it is affecting our electoral process.• Several months earlier, Rohrabacher's campaign manag- er was-indicted in an election scheme in the 67th Assembly district in which three Republi- can aides have already pleaded guilty to election fraud. Rohrabacher's concern about the "election process" was quite dif- ferent then. He was interested only in protecting the perpetra- tors of the fraud. U they were Democrats, Tom Fuentes might even call them politic<¥ hacks. • JOSEPH N. BEll's column runs every Wednesday. Get a J~p On Gift Giving FREE SHIPPING We'll ship any or our prepackaged gifts valued over $20.00 anywhere in the continental United States Fl\EE. For arrival by Christmas platt your order before November 28, 1996. Visit our store today ror details Christmas Blend Coffee is Baclcl Available Only At Hickory Farms. Stop in fo r a FREE Cup! 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The choice has never been easie{ Hoag Hospitlll, Nnuport lkach Call 760-5769 for a free Physician Directory. GREATER NEWPORT PHYSIC IA 111111111 4 •• , ... , c;,_.-., ., If •• ~ •• , ... , . ,. .. r _L I ' ... • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1996 CITRON CONTINUED FROM 1 he sa.1d. • u someone young does something like Uus, he should have more Jall tlme for being younger?" Lisa Ram1re.t, who works as an operator dl the treasurer's office, received the news of he r former boss's sentencing unhap- pily Tuesday "I !e's JUSI dn old mdn, • she said. "I know whdt he did was ma1or, (but) you'rp not going to get dnylhiny out of sending him to Ji:lll. A lot of peoplP 1ust didn't want to wr Jdll " Citron will dlso hdVP to pay a $100,000 finP, qsv<• 1,000 hours of comroun1ty <,c•rvlce, and und1·rc10 p!.ychologtcdl counsel- in<J With 11ood h('hdvtor. he could '><•rv<• d!. l1t1IP dS nine month., of Jdtl tmw. LJc•puty Dis· tnct Attornc•y Mdtlhew Ander- \on Sdtd If Citron vwldte., th<' rules of his prohdt1on which include a bdn on mdnt1yinq dny money otht•r tht1n hi!. l>Wn -he could wrv1· llw lull six yt>drS, Ander- '>On .,did Thouqh the• one-yeM sen- l!·rH.1• !dill> '>hort of the seven- Y''tlf tNm fHO!.Pcutors urged, 1t is horslu•r lhdn the' house• drTest dnd prnbdt1on d f'f<•nsc dttorneys hopc·d thPir cll<'nt would drdw ThC' dc•lf'n!.c, who called psy- 1holoq1sls to testify on the stand lhdl Citron suffers mental 1mJ>d1m11•nt, df<Jued that d long .. tr<•tch of 1a1l t1me would drnount to c1 dc•ttlh se>ntencc• for the for- mf'r t r<'d'>urer Citron, whose h1gh-nsk investment <,trdteg1cs led to the collttpse of th<• $21 b1lhon, coun- ty-run 1nv<•stm(•nl pool dnd plunqed th<• county into hdnk- ruptcy, pl1•c1CJ<•d yu11ty m ApnJ 1995 to six counts of securities frdud and m1sdppropndling pub- hc tunds The olf1ce of tr(•dSUrPr hds changPd ra<11ct1lly l>tnce C itron's reign, with bc•c•fed-up scrutiny dnd superv1s1on, Moorlach Sdld. 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MIXICOll ~ __ D_R_l_V_' E_R ____ the ___ re_. -•• -think-lf__.eel-~--=----an-d -etb1cal--beli-efJ-in -veg-etart~-DRAMA v everywhere else but here."-an.ism with the strength that CONTINUED FROM 1 Anderson spent pan of the some people hold their religious CONTINUED FROM 1 afternoon Tuesday on KABC beliefs. August the OCTA bad violated Anderson's civil rights. "J feel like I achieved some- thlng important for vegetarians and for employees at the transit authority,· Anderson said. "There's closure to th.is and I just want to move on.• Anderson said he no longer wants to worJ< for the OCTA and will use the money to finance a move to Northern California. He sdld be plans .to drive a bus in Santa Cruz. "I like Santa Cruz," he said, n?ting he feels more acceptance MERGER CONTINUED FROM 1 Be rgeson, whose district included coastal towns from Newport Beach to San Cle me nte, voiced opposition to merging the two departments. But her protests made no differ- ence, as the supervisors' vote was unanimous. And Supervisor Bill Steine r sdid Wednesday's vote was not talk radio with bis lawyer, Glo. •rt strikes a personal chord ria Allred. who was seiving a.s for me because I knew how sin- the guest host on The Qennis cerely he felt about his vegetar- Prager Show. They fielded calls ian rights,• she said. • Jt's a fas- running the gamut from sup-dnating legal cballenge. There portive to hostile. was no legal precedent in this "I was nervous,• Anderson case.• said. •Every time she does a . Allred said she's pleased with press conlerence I get nervous, the settlement, which also ready to throw up.• requir~ the OCTA to modify its Allred said she took a person-employee handbook to prevent al interest in Anderson's case future discrimination in case pa.rtJy because of the strength of like Anderson's. his conviction as a vegetarian. ·nus is a pioneering case," "We're not saying vegetari-Allred said. "We think that giv- anism is a religion,• she said. en the fact that it's a pioneering "We're savm'!J he holds moral case, it's an excellent result." the hnal word on the fate of the Harbors, Beaches and Parks Department. NWe want Harbors, Beaches and Parks to remain a high prior- ity," he said. He added that the board will revisit the issue in the spring during the second phase of the restructuring plan. At that time, h e said, the new board could d ecide to make Harbors, Beach- es and Parks its own entity again. A new Public Facilities and Resources Department will over see both Harbors,· Beaches and Parks and Public Works. The n ew department will also include transportation, ardutecture and engineering, and facilities opera- tions. Condensing these functions into one new department should cut about 186 jobs and save about $9.3 million, staff reports said. 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He said smugglers threatened to kill six of the captive immi· grants when they grew rebel- lious. The SDlugglers bound the rebellious faction, pistol-whipped' one of them, loaded them into the Suburban and drove them to an unknown· location late Monday night, Smith said One of the captives broke free and took control of the Suburban. escaping with five passengers after a smuggler stabbed him in INFLUENCE CONTINUED FROM 1 car didn't respond as quickly to his steering and braking and he couldn't manage to stop for a child popping up. "Here comes the trooper." Dolhancryk told him. ·vour life is over. Under the influence, you didn't have your reflexes." "I think people are actually going to listen," Michelle said after the ride. "U they killed a kid out there, they might kill a kid again." John Llebengood, the school's the leg, Smith said. Driving aimlessly, the sa escaping immigrants wound up at the El Toro Marine Air Base, where offidals notified the Santa Ana police. The department in tum told the Costa Mesa police. who tracked the remaining immi- grants and smugglers to the Hamilton Street apartment. "We're trying to determine who are the smugglers and who are the smuggled,• said Costa Mesa police Sgt. George Yezbick. •Eventually some of them will be turned over to be prosecuted and some of them will be deported. We really don't have a lot of infor- mation yet." football coach who teaches dri- ver's education at Estancia, was pleased to have the drunk dri- ving message he tells his stu- dents reinforced in a dramatic way. •1t shows you what could hap- pen, who you could injure," Llebengood said. ·You can replace the car, but once Y<?u've gone. you can't bring yourself back." The event, sponsored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving and Santa Ana Chrysler/Ply- mouth/ Jeep/Eagle, will take place at Newport Harbor High School today. ~DiE~ The Examiner is a new special ull -out ta bloicf section of the Daily Pilot. The Examiner will be published the third week of each month, with a bonus distribution of 48,500 copies. ,_ ' } "'-~ ~J l :( Grand Firs, ~ NobleFir ~ Douglm Fir WhiuFir . Table Tops t Opening Wednea'day November 27• 011 ~ d-8""'""1 (1 ,,.. ..,,,, l/lft.&) i &;,,df;j;,: 24"-! NOALB FILWil&tms I t MW Plnt~=ac I l •200 ~ Prk'e$169' • , <:omparr AC tl() l -.....-. -.--.-- - - ADVERTORIAL available with most ads. Advertorial deadline: Wed:, Nov. 13 '• I EYE-OPENER NewJXJrt, CdM girls tennis teams breeze into CIF semifinals HIGH SCHOOL WATER P OLO QUOTE-OF THE DAY r------·------------------------~ I I CdM pushes Bruins, but falls short, 12-7 I YARDLEY-FEST NEWPORT BEACH -"iflllA George Yardley will be • • No. 1-seeded Bruins stave off Sea Kings' upset plans, dropping Corona in the Division I quarters. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -It's over for Corona del Mar High's band of over- achievers, but Sea Kings water polo coach John Vargas couldn't be more proud. "This is the most I've ever had a team improve," said the 14-year CdM bead man and U.S. men's national team coach, who has led eight Sea King squads to the CIF Southern Section championship game, including four title winners. Vargas' words came after a 12-7 Southern Section Division I quarterfinal loss to visiting and top-seeded Long Beach Wilson Tuesday. It was a game, both coaches agreed, the Sea Kings stayed in longer than they had a right to. "They had us spooked with their defense," said Wilson Coach Ricardo Azevedo, whose Bruins managed just two counterattack tallies, less than half their average. •111ey played an outstanding tactical match. We had a little more fire power than they did, but they slowed us down. We just took three or four times more shot$ and ·it became a game of percent- ages. They don't have the super athletes like they've had in the past, so they had to be clicking on all cylinders. They were obviously motivated to play the No. 1 seed , but they were a little under- manned." Vargas said his team played far from mistake free, but smothering defense and a methodical offensive approach allowed the hosts to forge a 1-1 tie after one period. Wilson (25--2). which defeated host Cd.M, 13-5, in an Oct. 12 nonleague clash, moved ahead, 3-1, at halftime. The Bruins extended the cushion to 6-2 after three periods, then outscored the Sea Kings, 6-5, in the final seven minutes. MWe gave them a game,• said Vargas, who cited work ethic and his players' willingness to believe in themselves as the key to the late-season surge. The Sea Kings finished second in the Sea View League and defeated Mission Viejo, 8-7, in overtime m the first round to make the quarterfinals and finish 11-13. Wilson took 31 shots to the Sea Kings' 21, but the latter total was padded by three desperation heaves from beyond rnidpool to end the first three quarters. Cd.M senior goalie Billy Messenger made several sterling saves. Messinger stopped a four-meter penalty shot early in the opening period and finished with eight saves. "' Senior Chris Esposito led the CdM offensive thrust, posting five goals. Seruor season scoring leaders Carter Weir and Jason Hokanson also added goals for the Sea Kings, upping their 1996 totals to 59 and 29. respectively. Kawika Tarayao added three assists for the hosts, while Scott Sandland, Weir and Esposito had two steals apiece. Peter Joseph and freshman Tony Azevedo led -a balanced Wilson attack with three goals apiece. "I'm very, very proud,· Vargas said. "This team has nothing to be ashamed bf." Long 8Md\ Wilson 12. Corona del Mar 7 Score by Quamn Long Beach Wilson 1 2 3 6 -12 Corona del Mar 1 O 1 5 -7 Long Beach Wilson scoring: Joseph 3, Azevedo 3, McEachem 2, Nesmith 2, Momrosky 1, Miller 1. Saves: Hill 6. Corona del Mar scoring: Esposito 5, Weir 1. Hokanson 1. Saves: Messenger 8. I I I I I I the guest speaker when the Newport Harbor High boys basketball program kicks off the -..-..- season with the first ~I annual Tip-Off Dessert Fest. • It promises to be a night of treats, but · instead of three-point shots and last- second game-winners, there will be pies, browrues, assorted fruits and a whole bunch of other delectable delights. Yardley, circa Class of '46, is Newport's most famous basketball player and a member of the Nai- smith Basketball Hall of Fame. The everung will offer a chance to meet with head coach Larry Hirst and his staff while enjoying coffee and .. an array of desserts. For more information call 548-6019. L-------------------------------~ HIGH SCHOOL GI R LS TENNIS high school girls volleyball Sailors breeze, 18=-0; CdM sails, too, 16-2 HAUOll I UMIPINALS Newport jumps to 2-1 lead, but the Sailors are unable to maintain the pressure as Mira Costa rallies for victory, catapulting into the CIF Division I-AA Finals Saturday night. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot MANHATTAN BEACH -Mention a five-game matCh to Newport Harbor High girl's volleyball MI RA COSTA, 8-lS, 1S·6~ 9·15, 15·13, 1S·4 coach Dan Glenn before his team's CIF Southern Section Division I-AA semifinal showdown against host Mira Costa, and his ·eyes would light up. U Newport Harbor had any advantage Tuesday night, it was in the rninutes-played- in-crunch-time department. Glell{l knew his squad had a chanee tG upset top-seeded Mira Costa if it went the distance. His team did have a chance. It did go five games. But Mira Costa earned an 8-15, 15- 6, 9-15, 15-13, 15-4 victory in front of a packed house. Mira Costa, defending · CIF Division I champion, will play in the CIF .I-AA title game Saturday night at Cypress College against Laguna Beach. a 15-8, 15-8, 5-15, 15-10 winner over Esperanza. Fourth-seeded Newport Harbor, though it bounced back nicely from a 1-3 start this season, ends the year 16-5. ·1 think they got tired,• Mira Costa Coach DaeLea Aldrich said of her team's surprtsingly easily victory in the fifth game, the first ti.me the Mustangs (22-1) had been pushed to five regulation games this season. After Beth Waterman led Newport Har- bor in the third game with nine of her team- leading 23 kills, Mira Costa came from behind to win the last two games.an.c:Lput itself in a position to win its 10th Southern Section championship since 1972. ·we had a shot,• Glenn said. ·w e made a lot of unlorced errors in the games we lost, and in the games we won, we didn't. •1t was definitely nobody's fault. The kids played hard and we just wound up on the wrong end." Newport Harbor made 13 unforced errors in the fifth game, five in the closing minutes. The Sailors finished with 15 service errors in the match, Mira Costa bad 24. ~serving was our problem," Aldrich said.' •aut in the fifth game, we just went for it. Our floating serves weren't working, and our jump serving helped." Mira Costa's Leilani Nunes (20 kills), Kristin Sigel (seven kills) gave Newport Harbor's passing game trouble in the fifth game with tough jump serves. Newport Harbor, led by Waterman's (24 digs), Melissa Snow (17 kills, nine digs) and freshman April Ross (nine stuff blocks), pulled away from Mira Costa in the third game behind Waterman's bitting. The game was tied, 4-4, before Newport Harbor built a 10-6 lead. The Sailors won the thlrd game's last five points to take a 2·1 lead in the match, quiet· Ing the boisterous Mira Costa aowd. Mira Costa had a 1 O""' lead in the fourth game, then Newport Harbor came back to tie lt, 11·11 , behind the blocking of Ross and the hll1ing of Snow. Newport 1etter Jennifer Carey, who turned four bad paaes into killl with some nice fJeelonce work, bed m digs. Laura Wells (nine digs), Megbell ffaiier (five digs), Sb&na Bennert (11 killl} Md Joann.a Fielder (el,bt killl) al9o play9d well for Harbor. We bed a chanat to go in lhi tank. or not go ID tbe tank.• AldriCh Mid. •At the 1ta1t of tbe faUrth game I told thlim to DeYW be tD doubt Cd alwayt belleft. • ~ \ .. N ewport Harbor High 's girls volleyball team took their shots at defending CIF Division I-AA champion Mira Costa Tuesday night, jumping to a 2-1 lead In games before falling In five before a full house In Manhattan Beach. Above, Newpo~ Harbor freshman April Ross (left) and junior Be th Waterman go up to block a shot at the net; At left the Sailors' bench watches lntenOy from the sideline; below, senior Meghan Haller gels her side out of trouble temporarily as Ross looks on. ' ' 81\IAN P08UDA I DAllY PILOT • Newport Harbor, Corona del Mar finish dealing with ' scheduled mismatches; now it's on to the semifinals with Santa Barbara and Peninsula, respectively, Thursday. NEWPORT BEACH -The No. 1 doubles team of Erica Nelson and Brooke Taylor and No. 2 sin- gles Vanessa Godbey won all of their matches by 6-0 scores Tues- day as the Newport Harbor High girls tennis team ran away to an 18-0 win over Diamond Bar. The Sailors' win puts the top seeds into Thursday's CIF South- ern Section Division I semifinals. Newpor:t Harbor will duel Santa Barbara with the site to be determined by a coin flip. Harbor met, and defeated the Dons earli- er this season in nonleague play. "The girls did a great job today: said Sailor Coach Fletch- er Olson. "Hopefully we'll be able to stay home Thursday.• NM:upot't tWbor' 18, Diamond ..... 0 . Singles: c.anright (NH} def. SHah, 6-0; def. Deloz. 6-0; def. LH, 6-1; V. Godbey (NH) won 6-0, 6-0, 6-0; E. Barker (NH) won 6-0, 6-3; 6-2. ~: Nelson-Taylor (NH) def Kim-Peng, 6-0; def. Shah-Win, 6-0; def. To-Sheth, 6-0; Adams-Palm (NH) won 6- 0, 6-3, 6-3; c.ase-s. Barker (NH) won 6-0, 6-2, 6-3. REDLANDS -Corona del Mar Hlgh's girls tennis team got a slow start after a short warm-up ti.me, but in the overall picture it didn't mean a lot as the Sea Kings of Coach Tim Mang logged a 16- 2 CIF Division I Playoffs victory over the host Redlands Terriers Tuesday. lt was but yet another blowout on the way to the semifinals, which are· Thursday pt a site to be detenruned by coin flip against Peninsula. one of the highlights of the day was the appearance of 12- year-old freshman Patty _Kan- WankiJ, who picked . up one of Redlands' two points in singles. eoron. ., Mar 16, bdlMd& 2 Slnglft: Ni. Vaughan (C) def. OarX. 6-4; def. Vala. 6-4; def. Kanwankij. 7-6; Na. Vaughan (0 won 6-1; lost 2-6; woo 6-4; Leslie (C) lost 4-6; won 6-4, 6-2. Doubles: Meyer-Tenerelli (C) def. Kondrack-Utrinoff, 6-2, 6-0, 6-0; def. Potts-Manes, 6-0; def. M.Kayra-A. Kayra, 6-0; Perea-<:oleman (C) won 6-2, 6-1, 6-2; Harrington-Budraja (C) won 6-0, 6-1, 6-0 COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOCCER OCC's Tornblom uses his head in clutch 5-4 victory • His header with one minute left is the dlfference for the Pirates. COSTA tvfESA -Michael Tomblom headed m the MEN game-winning goal with less than one mmute to play Tuesday to lift the Orange Coast College men's soccer team to a 5-4 victory over rival Golden West. After,letting a three-goal lead slip through thel.J' hands, the Pirates (6-9-3 overall, 4-6-1 m Orange Empire Conference play) score<i twice in the final two minutes to pull <rut the win. Johan Bjorkman and Jose Tarlfa helped OCC open a 2-0 halftime lead. Joseph Heider scored two minutes into the second half to put the Pirates up, 3-0, but Golden West (4-14-2, 3-8-1) came back with the next four goals to take a 4-3 lead with four minutes left in the game. Marco Diaz tied the game a minute later and then looped a pass for Toi:nblom's winning effort. Byron Livingston made 13 saves for OCC. OCC buries Golden West, 8-0 HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Orange Coast Col- lege women's soccer team fihished out the regular season with a dominant 8-0 biumph over host Golden West Tuesday. Jessica Funke, Kelly Wilkins and Megan Waters soored two goals each for the Pirates (15-2-3, 8-1-1 in the Orange Empire Conte:rence, good for second place). who open Southern California Region.al play- off action Nov. 26 against an opponent to be determined. Estancia product Natalie Rainey bad one goal and Costa Mesa graduate Jessica Schroeder bad a pair of assists for OCC, which a1IO got a goal from Abbie Erickson. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBfR 20, 1996 Silver Slammers turn golden with 3-0 victory over Irvine Strikers CHIDULB The Silver Slamtners. • boy1 t 2-under 50C'Cer team, def~led the lrvtno Strikers, 3- 0, this past weekend, clmcbiog a move up to the gold level nex1 season.. They }Jave a bye this week as other Orange COtit Unit- ed Soccer Club teams continue in League Cup play. beld oo to tint plaoe tn th u tforts to rnove up ro tho silver level. youth soccer Heat ldll 12-Z-1 despite roqgb outing COSTA MESA :..·The Heot, a South Coast Soccer Oub hampered by tnjurtes, cow~ manag only a tie and a Lou ~ put weekend. TOOAY In League Cµp action, Amy Burlingham, Kln.zje Kramer, f.awen Shepe.rdson. Ahvia Muura and goalie Ath na Vasquez teamed up on defense. . ......... .. Big Red posts third tra.lgbt shutout COltege women • Christian H~ at. · Southern Catlfomfa College, 7:30 p.m. Community coli.gt men • S&n Diego w ~ at Orange Coast, 7 p.m • Communfty college WOtn'1' • Orange Coast at Mt. S&n Antonio, 1 p.m. ... With one game re maining, the Slam- mers jumped to a 3-0 flnt-balf lead over Irvine. Fred McGowan, Adam Uhl and Jeff Reed scored for the Slammers. Uhl assisted McGowan wbile McGowan got an assist on Ubl's goal. Mazura and ~te Younglove team up for the winning goal with support from Tricia Orth, JennUer Long and K.C. Palfreyman (one goal, two assists). CORONA DEL MAR -Big Red notched their third straight sh utout Saturday, top- 'ping Tanker Girls, 8-0, in AYSO Region 57 The Heat (12-2-1) tied Los Alamitos KAOS, 2-2, before dropping a 3-2 decision in League Cup play to the Orange Coast United Mutiny. .. ..... polo .~ High school -CIF Division II Rwh II 2. SVSC ~tt. 0 Rush D continues in League Cup play on the strength of its shutout win over the Dynamite. Division 3 girls play. ·"' Steph Kendrick and Camile Packer scored two goals each while Lacey Hom· ing, Katie Reynolds, Amy Barklow and Whitney Conov~r all added single goals. Scott Wade, on an a.ssistby Michael Gar- diner, scored the Heats' only goal in its tfe with Los Alamitos. Greg Perrine added a second-ball goal on assists by Gardiner and Brian King. Devon Stephens, Ralph Mor- gan, King and Steven Thomas provided the defense behind goalie Ryan Denman. ()uartwflnal: Costa Mesa at El Dorado, P-p.m. .. (t was Barklow 's and Conover's first goals of the season. The Slammer midfield controlled the game with defense from Blake Dillion. Julian Cerrutti, Alex Northridge and goal- keeper Jordan Feldman (six saves). Bronze Level 0r.,.. Jen 2. Sl•t•n•n 1 Slan•1..,.. 2, Redondo Beach FRAM 1 Hayle y Mills' com er k.ick set up Delanle Ferguson's goal and Ferguson then got an assist on Lauren Curtis' second-half tally. Cenftos J, Hotlpln 1 Hotlpw'I J, El Mont. 0 The Hotspurs continued in third place in boys 11-under play. splitting a pair. Jordan . Simmonds scored the Hotspurs' goal. Defensive standouts Tori Quinlan, Amy Bloom, "Cat• Crahan, Oianna Hossfeld and goalie Kate Rader helped Big Red earn its seventh sh utout of the season. ln the game with the Mutiny, Gardiner and Perrine scored for the Heat. 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In Dept. 703 son mterested in jhe located et 341 The City estate. you may file ~ PUBLIC NOTICE forty-love (45) days alter the Profit COfpora11on. J. Paul nershlp Beach. CA 926e3 business yet? no 220-3435. s.id aale will be Independent Admmistra ----------i dale set for the opening of Spitz, President Have you started doing This business Is con-Jemsheed Amlrle ~.but wrthout cov-nt lion of Estates Act cThl1 0 O CA 92868 the ooutl a lp""bl rive r~nge · Req·~rt for Spe .. al NOTICE TO bids. This statement was filed business yet? yes. 1·1-91 ducted by: an individual This statement was filed 0< w errenty expressed 0< authority will allow the CONTRACTORS Pursuant lo Secllon 22300 with 1ne County Clerk of David M Ellis Have you slarted doing with the County Clerk ol l/ll)lled regeiding title pos-el ti CALLINC FOR BIDS of the Publlc Con1rac1 Orange County on 10-10-96 This 11a1emen1 was filed business yet? no Orange County on 10·29·96 eeuion, Of encumbf~nces, peri;on• represent• ve School Dostroci Ho;1ong· Code, the contract will con-19983898825 wllh lhe Counly Clerk of Ivan Romano 19983700421 for the purpoM of Htllfying ~iu:~: o~:'~ngaat:~r~ IF YOU OBJECT TO -· Ill the granting of the NotJoe of the filing of•n petition, you •hoofd Inventory and appr.,.el appear 61 the hearing of •.state assets or ~f and state your objec· any pet1t1on or accolV\t tions or file written as provided 1n sectlnn objections w ith the court 1250 of the California before the hearing. Your Probate Code. A Bo· appearance may be in quest for Special Notioo ton Boach Union High lain provisions ~erm11tang Dally Pilot Oct 30, Nov. 6, Orange C'?unty on I t-18-SG This statement was tiled Dally Pilot Nov. 20, 27, the lndebtedrwu leCUred by approval. Before taking School D1stroet ~~~.1~1~~~e,s:~~~1ll~~?:: a~ 13, 20, 1996 W922 19983702198 with the County Clerk of Dec. 4. 11. 1996. W952 Hid Deed of Trust including certam very important Pro1ec1· Bod 807 • lnstallo· lthh Id b th Dally Piiot Nov. 20. 27, Orange County on 11·8·96 the fees, cherges end ex-acuons, however, the toon of Relocatable Class· ~~~flc5towens~re pe~lorm~ PUBLIC NOTICE Dec. 4. II, 1996. W950 19983701523 PUBLIC NOTICE pensa of the Trustee. The personal repruentative room al Parkv1ew Adult ance under the contract or cns1428982 PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Piiot Nov. 13. 20. 27. trustee under said Deed of will be required to give School (RoBod of 1806) permitting payment of re-Fictitious Bualn••• Dec. 4. 1996 W934 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S Trust caused e Notice of De· nouce 10 interested Bid Closing: 2 00 pm, SALE Trustee Sale No. feult end Election to Sell to person or by your form is available from attorney. the court clerk. Thursday. December 12, tentlons earned directly Name Statement Fictitious Business PUBLIC NOTICE 0130633-66 Tltle Order No. be recorded in the county persons unless they 1996 into escrow The following persons ere Ham• Statement 6952803 Reference No. where the real property Is have waived notice or 01>1ain Document~: Hun· BY: Oovernlng Board doing business as: Ouollty The following persons are Fictitious Business 3581373 APN No. 442· locetlld and more than three consented to the 11ng1on Beach Union High SI g n • d : /S I Sus I Tel Sen11ces, 151 Kalmus dolng business as: Smart Name Statement 055·20 YOU ARE IN DE· months have elapsed since proposed action.I The School D1slrlc1, 1025 I Mc lane, Director· Pro· Drive. Suito J·7, Costa Goll, t3702 Fairmont Woy, The following persons oro FAULT UNDER A DEED OF such recordation. Equlteble independent IF YOU ARE A Attorney for Petltlonw· CREDITOR or 11 contln· TNila L. Whiteleather • gent creditor of the 5445 E. Del Amo Blvd .. deceased. you must file #201 YorlOown Ave. Purchasing. c uremenVEnerglf ~on-Mesa. CA 92626 Tustin, CA 92780 doing business as: Nu·Start TRUST DATED 10/29192. o..ct CorT1>1nv. as Trustee, a~m1rnstration authority Room 361, Huntington aervatfOn G-five Corp .. a California David J. Marczak 13702 Financial. 1927 Harbor UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION Trust Deed Unit 138434, will be granted unleu an Beach. CA' 92646, (714) Publlshed Newport corporalion. 151 Kalmus ~3";:'0nt Way, Tustin, CA Blvd .. Suite 801, Costa TOPROTECTYOUR PROP-333SouthBeeudfV Avernie interested person Illes 964-3339, ext. 4350 Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Drove. Suite J·7, Cosio 27 O I Mesa. CA 92627 ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT 1 Ith Aoor. Los Angeles, CA an objection lo the NOTICE IS HE-llEBY Piiot November 13. 20, MTeh~sa, CbAus9l2n6e2s6s Is con-~~~~ N~:en. T13:,o~ F~~ Orley Kirby Weaver, 1927 A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU 90017,T elephone Number: petition and shows good GIVEN that the Huntongton 92780 y, u 1 ' Harbor Blvd.. Suite 801, NEED AN EXPlANATION OF (2131 346-8953. By: Lorette cause wtiy the court your cLium with the court Lakewood CA 90712 end mail a copy to the 11/20. 11/21, 11/27 personal representative appointed by th• court 1---------- wlthm four months !tom the date o f first Issuance OIJTUARY Beach Union High School 1996 W933 dTucted ~y: 0 corporotlon This business 15 con· Co~ta Mesa_. CA 92627 THE NATURE OF THE PRO· M. P9t11ta, Trustee Sate Offl· should not grant the D1s111c1, Orange County. he registrant commenced . This business ls con· CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU cet Date: 11 112/9 a•Jlhorny California, ac11n8 by and PUBLIC NOTICE 10 transact business undor cw;!:d ~b~ co~ra~~~er~oong ductod by: an Individual YOU SHOULD CONT ACT A NPP22288 PUB. 11 /20/96, A HEARING on the 888 ~"o'i~~~er~'.~ahe~~=;~~~~ ~~~e!ict,:~,~~s e"t:o":.e 0~~ business yot7 no Have you 7started doing LAWYER On December 11. 1I /27/96,12/04/96 o~r1tJon will be held on ol letters as provided in'•••••••••• section 9100 of the I' SUPERIOR COURT J 6 996 David J. M3rczak business yet no 1996 at 11;00 AM.~ fJ.:t~••mber 5. 1996 at 10 as "DISTRICT", will re-OF CALIFORNIA, anuory 1 ' 1 Th1's s1~1emen1 was filed ™.0Y K. Weaver Dffd Comrruny H the dul" PUBLIC NOTICE ' PM D 703 ceove up to, but not later G·F1ve Corp • MGJk A Har· u This. 11alemenl was flied • i ; II.• . on ept than the above-slated tome COUNTY OF ORANGE Ian, President with the County Clerk of C epporrned rustee i.'lder and touted at 341 The City sealed bods lot the award 341 The Cltw Drive This statement was hied Orange Counly on 11·8·96 o~~n t~eCo~~~ntbn 11:_':9g' puuuant to Deed ol Trust. NOTICE ·OF PETITION TO Drove Orange CA 9266B of a contract for tho above Poat Offke wolh the County Clerk of 19983701482 g Y rec0<ded on 11/04/92 es ADMINISTEll ESTATE 0 IF YOU OBJECT TO ~ 0 C t I I 96 19963701480 Document No 92-76026 h I f th pto1ec1 8011 14171 range oun Y on 1 • • Dally Piiot No11. 13, 20, 27. Dally Pilot Nov 13 20 27 Book Page of Off1c1al Re· ALIERT SCHWA.I t e grant ng o e A NON·MANDATORY pre-Orange, CA 19983700791 Dec. 4, t996· W937 ' ' ' ' • ~eNo A.184863 pet.lllon, you should tiod 1nspoc1oon and walk 92813•1571 Oa11y Pilot Nov. 13, 20. 27. Dec. 4• l996 w935 =~ 0tf'Q,fl~c~E~~~ To ~ heirs, Denelcanes, appear at the heating through w111 bo held al 9 00 IN THE MATTER OF Dec. 4, 1996 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ty, California, executed by. cl'tdltors conongent trtdilDIS, and state your obJec apm, November 21' s1996 at THE PETITION TO W931 Flc tltlou1 Business STEVEN ST. CLAIR AND and persons whom~ De Oiiier· loons or file wunen arkv1ew Adult chool, Flclltlous Business CYNTHIA ST. CLAIR, HUS· wise u1teresltd in ...... Wiii o objections w11h the court t6666 Tunstall Lane. Hun· CHANCE THE NAME PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement u"' b 1 h 1 y 11n91on Beach OF Mlchael Lee Robin· Tho following persons ate Name Statement BAND Af\D WIFE, Will sa.L tslJte. or llOtll of ALBERT e ore 1 8 hear ng our 81cts snail be received in son Fictitious Business doing business es: Pa~llic The following persons are AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO SCHWAB appearance may b• •n Ole piece 1dont1fled above, CASE NUMBER Name Statement Coast Realty and Mor1· cforng busTne!s as: Asset c HIGHEST BIDDER FOR A PElfTtOH has Detn hle<t-pe™>n or --bv -¥4ur anct shall t>e opened and A 184812 The following persons are gage 3345 Newport Boule· Recovery Group, 1048 Ir· CASH (pay1ble et time of Lynda Bezd'o 1n Ille Supeno attorney. publicly read aloud at the ORDER TO doing business as: Mac· vatd.' Newport Beach. CA vine Ave .. #396, Newport sale on lawful money of the Coull of Calilorru Counjy of IF YOU ARE . A al>ove·Slaled limo and SIN. 30 Hughes. Ste. 203, 92663 Beach, CA 92660 Utllled Stetes) et. IN THE ORANGE CREDITOR or a cont1n· place SHOW CAUSE FOR Irvine. CA 926l8 Jaclynn Jacober, 3345 Mr. Vaughn Brown. 1048 OUAD AREA OF THE CITY THE PETITION rtQUests that gent creditor of tho In accordance wnh the CHANCE OF NAME Arnold Frank Ramirez. Newport Boulevard, New· Irvine Ave .• #396, Newport HALL OF. BUENA PARK L~nda Bezoek be appoented as deceased, you must file provisions of Calolornoa PETITIONER(S) Michael 2294 Terrel>onne Ave .. San port Beach, CA 92663 Beach. CA 92660 CIVIC CENTER, 6650 BEACH per.;onal representabve IO admin-your claim with the court Busmoss and Professions Loe Rol>lnson HAS/HAVE Dimas, CA 91773 This business Is con-This business , ls con· Bl.VO., BUENA PARK, CA, att 1sterlhe estate of the decedent and m11I a copy 10 the Coae Sec11on 7028.15. and FILED A PETITION F,OR AN Arnold Acuna Ramirez. dueled by: an individual dueled by: an Individual nght, t11le and interest con· 1HE PEllTION requests the personal representative Public Contract Code Soc· 0 RD ER T 0 CH ANGE 2284 Terrebonne Avo., San Hove you started doing Have you started doing veyed to and now held by It decedent's Will and coOlcils, 11 appointed by the court 11on 3300, tho ownor re· NAMES FROM Michael Lee Dimas; CA 91773 business yot? No bvuslness yet? no undet said Deed of Trust 1n any, be ildmitted to probate Tile within fo11r months from Quires thDt the tJ1ctdor pos· nobinson TO Michnel Loo Wayne Creel. 20041 Oster· Jaclynn Jacobor aughn Brown tho property s1tu1ted m said will and any Codicils are availatlle the date of tirst u;suance ~ess Iha lollowlng etas· Davies man, 11w1. Lake Forosl, This stolemont was loled T_h~s ~la1ecment wCls ~ile~ County, Cahfom1e described lor examonabon on the file keot by of letters 111 provided m s1llcat1on of contractor's II· ti is hero by ordered that CA 92638 with the County Clerk or 011 I eC o~nty 1 ~r6 9g as: EXHlatT A PARCEL 1: the court section S 100 (If the cense a1 the time the bod os all persons lnlerested In This l>uslness Is can. Orange Cou 1ty on 11·1·96 range oun Y on • · Lot 112 of Tact No. 12271, THE PfTITION "QUests California Proo1 t• Code' subm1t1od Closs B. Pursu· lh1s matter appear before ducted by: 0 gener31 part· 19983700712 . 19963701470 as Shown on e M1p Re-aulllollly to admuuter tne esw The limo for filing claim~ anl 10 Busonoss and Protes· this coun In Depanmenl nership Daily Piiot Nov. 6, l3, 20, Deily Pilot Nov 13. 20. 27, dtld in Book 563, P1g41s 1 under tile Independent Admlni· will not expire before s1ons Code Section ~gun~y03Suop~,.~~8 C~~~nga~ Have you 11tarted doing 27. l996 W928 Doc. 4, 1996 W938 to 8 lnclu11ve or Moscella-strabon ol Estates Act (Tt.s four months from the 7028 15. no payment shall business yet? No us M1ps, Record• of Or-aulhOnly will allow Ille oersonal hearing date noticed be made for work or mate· tho addioss shown above Arnold Ram11ez PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ange County, Cehfom11. representabve to IJlu! many above 11a1 undor the contract un· o!' 12·17. 1996. at 2:00 This statement was filed Excepting Thereftom All O~. acbons WllllOut 01Jt1u1no cou YOU MAY EXAMINE Cahforn1a P1obate Code. The time for filing cla1rns will not expire bef?re four monlhs from lhe heaung dete noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by lhe cou11 II you ate • pet- son interested 1n the estate, you mey file with the court a formal Roques I loo Sper;1al Notoce ol the lolong of an 1nven1ory ond appr-.osal of e5tete assets or of any pet1l1on or account es provided in section 1 250 of the Cahfornaa Probate Cod11. A Re· quut tor Special Notoce form IS avmlable from the COUii clork.. Attorney for Peutloner: Renee Reithel Michael Schulmen McDermott. Will & Emery 13Q,1 Dove Street Suite 600 ~ewport Beach CA 92860·2444 11113, , 1/14. 11120 less ancf until tho Rog1stra1 o clock Pm • and then and wilh the County Clltk or Flclltlou1 Bualness Flctltlous Business ()&I Rights, M1ne11ls. M1nerel ~ 8elo1t tallng celtaln .. of Contractors veriliea lo there •how cause, 1' ~ny Orange County on 10-7·96 Name Statement Name Statement Rights, N1tural Gu Rights wry important ac~ns llowe-.er the nle kept by the __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ the D1s111c1 that the con· they have. why the petiuon 199838981 B5 The following petsons are Tbo following pel'$0ns are and Other Hydroc1rbon1 by l1ie per.;Qllal reprnenta;'ll! wiu be court If vou ate a per lractot was properly II· for change or name should Daily Pilot Nov 6• 13, 20. doing business as: Coasr doong business as: Budget Whatsoever Name l(nown, r!qlllred to "'ve no~ tD inter· son 1nte1ested m the CNSUll 124 censed al the limo lhl b•d not be granrect wa1e1 end Power, 5515 Blinds ol Newport Beach, Geotherm1I Steam and All ested perso:S u,..e:s.s they have estate you may lolo with NOTICE OF PETITION ~=~10:u~~11~~d hc~'Ze~o7; c~d: ~·,~~;~~~=~et~ 1~~~! 27• 1996 w929 River Avo . Newport Beach, 3913 Marcus 11B. Newport Pl'oducts Oenved from Any waved nobce or consent!G to Ille the court a formal TO ADMINISTER b h d NB/ PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92663 Beach. CA 92663 f the Foregoing, Thlt ~•Y propesed acaon) The mdepend-Request for Special ESTATE OF: sut>1ec1 to penalties under csuso e pubhs e '" Moke K1ll>11de, LTD .. (CA), Martin J. Bielefeld, 3913 a. Wrttwn Of undet the L1nd ent admintstrabon autllOn"' wiU De Notice ol the lolong o f an the law ind the contract COST A MESA DAILY Fictitious Buslneaa 5515 River Ave Newport Marcus /1 B Newporl ,,,_h tn tn Pe<pet 11 '' m nt 0 1 MICHAEL ARTHUR Y..10 l>c consoctered volct II PILOT, a newspaper 01 " • ..,..... er w• e u grJnted u,..ess an unertsttd ve 0 'Y an appr 31911 R IZ 1 1 b Name Slatement Booch, CA 92663 Beach, CA 92663 Right or 011lling, Mining, E~ per.;on toles 10 ot:Jtecbon to !tie of ·estate assets or ol A V 0 AKA 111e license classohcahon genera. cir~u ation PU • The following persons are Th11 business Is con-This busmen Is con· onng and ()periling There· _,,._ • ..,. 5.._._ ,.,...,. ,...,,59 any pet1t1on or account MICHAEL A . ARVIZO specified heromaltor is lhat loshed in this county. at doing business es: a) In-ducted by: ;i corpotohon ducted by: en 1nct1v1dual or and Storing on end Re-.... ,:::::.:.•'"'rt ,.,..,ld ::::;"' --1 ...... as provided m section AKA MICHAEL of o specially con11ac1or" least once 11 week lot lour llHl0t's Realty Group, The, Have you started doing Hove you started doing moving the Sime ttom the w .. tno,'"" cou snou "'" gran u"' 1 250 of the Cahfornia as dehned in Section 7058 consecutive weeks prior to b) lnveslor's Capital Group, l>usoness yet? no business yet? no Lind Of Any Other Lind, In au nly Probate Code A Re ARVIZO AKA MIKE ol the Ca11lorn1a Susinoss the day of the hearing. Th ) Miko Kilbrode. LTD .. Mike Martin J. Bielefeld eluding the Right to Whip· A HtARING on tt1i! pebbon will ARVIZO and Protossoons Code. the DATE: OCT. 23, Pr~per~1es~e~~;2d10 N~~~~= K1lb11de, Presidonl/Manager This statement was filed tock or 011ect1onelly Droll behel5PMdon~cemt>er26.1996at ~r~t ::r :,;:,~~:.N~t1oe CASE NO. A184258 s Pe c 1a 11 Y cont r a c Io r 1998 s s G H This statement was fifed with the Counly Clerk or nd Mone ltom Linds Other 1 4 in ....,pt No 703 louted 1 rom To all heirs. ben&fi· awarded ihe .._.,ntracl tor CALE H l'C KM AN' B~~~~. C~t;2647 unllnglon w1lh the County Cletk of Orange County on 11·8·96 han the Land 011 or G11 11341 Tiie City Dnve Oringe. CA the q,>urt clerk. c1a11es, creditors. con- lhos work shall 015011 con· COMMISSIONER OF John Ranaol Petrie, 17421· Orange ~ounty on 11·8·96 19963701453 Wells, Tunnel~ Ad Sh1ft1 92613-1571 Attorney for Pelllloner: tmgent creditor&, and slrucl a ma1ority of lhe T H E S U P E R I O R G Nichols Stroel, Hunting· 19963 701458 Daily Polol Nov. 13,,20, 27, Into, Through or Across the If YOU OBJECT lO Ille Jr.ll'lbng Gregory N. MorH porsons who may other· ~~r~r~~151~~cso~~eg;ri107~\~ COURT ton Beach, CA 92647 Dally Pilot Nov 13 20 27 Dec 4 1996 W939 Subsurfece of the Lend and Ille pebbon. you shout appear 2762 w.inut Avenue wise be Interested 1n the M h 1 L R b Tl)ls business Is con· Dec 4 1996 ' ' W93S · ' o Bottom Such WNpatocked at the lleanno and state you Tustin CA 927so will or estate, or both, Business and Professions 2913,~l~:r Pl:~e. Fou11';,~~~: du'P:wd by: an lnd1vldual . ' PUBLIC NOTICE Olrect>Onattv Drilled Wells, objec.bons or hie wntten Obiet· 11/20, 1 1 /21. 11 /27 or: MICHAEL ARTHUR cfi~e. sr~"gr ~~;gessence. c Aegosirant has not yol PUBLIC NOTICE unnels ind Shefts under bons with the court befort the ARVIZO Al(A MICHAEL A gz53~ begun lo transact business Fic titious Business nd BenHth or Beyond the heanno Your lpj)earanoe may be ----------1 A ARVIZO AKA Failure to complete the Published Newport under the 1ict1llous name(s) Fictitious Bu•lness Name Statement Exterior Limit• Thereof. end nper.;onorbyyourattomev PUBLIC NOTICE work within the Um• ... B h Co 1 Mes Oa'I r ,A.. b Ham• Statement R I R I E IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a MICHAEL ARVIZO AKA rortn herein woll tHull In oac • 5 a a 1 Y """'a ove. The following persons are o edri l, etunne . quip. MIKE ARVIZO Pilot October 30. Novem· John R. Pel11e The following persons ere doing business as: Skin Maint:1on. Reoaor, Deepen 9t\Cf contingent credllOr of Ille de-CNS1•2to11 the imposiuon °1 liquidate~ ber 6, 13, 20. 1996. This statement was filed doing bu11ness es: Assocl· care at Illusions Salon, perete Any Such w11111 or ceued you rn.ist hie your dam NOTICE OF PETITION beenA flle:e:!T~~RY hJ~ daa;nages forth each d•Y1 °1 wg2 with Iha County Clerk of ated Financial Service 23710 El Toro Rd .. Lake ~ W111>out. Howev8f, Iha th the court IOd mal a COIJJ' to TO ADMINISTER 8 ay, on e emoun ° Orange County on 11·8·96 Group, 7561 Center Ave .• For891, CA 92630 Right to Dttll, Mone, Store, Ille per.;onal repruentabve IP-ESTATE OF: DANIEL BLAIR In the Superior s2oo por day PUBLIC NOTICE ......... 3 S ·1e 44B H ntl gto E R ......, ""'.... 11 '"' f Court of C1llfom1a, Each bodcter shall submit, 1.... 701541 ui • u n n Kara Lee Grewe, 24972 xplote Land, 11 eHtved 1n poi.,.,..., ..,, u .. COU Wluwn THOMAS on lho lorm furnished w•lh NOTICE OF Daily P1101 Nov. 20. 27, Beach, CA 92647 Camberwell. Laguna Hills, t.1e DHd from th• ltvme months from !tie Ol1e of firs CAVANAGH AKA Cou~~Eof ~e~7f:ON re· lhe cont11C1 documents. es ADOPTION OF A Dec. 4, II. 1996. W95:J ~~~ SSI ~•(?9,J:,;'7~r~!:. CA 92653 Company AecotcS.d May 30. ssu1t1te ol letters is IXOY!ded in DANIEL T quests lhal MARV JO lost ol the p1opoaed iub· .. -This business Is con· 1988 as Instrument No. 88 ecoon 9100 of Ille C8141oma • contraC1ors on tnla p<oiect DISADVANTAGED PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92640 ducted by: an 1ndiv1dual 224465 of Offlc1el Aecord1. Probate Code Tilt bme tor tlhno CAVANAGH AKA BLAIR be eppo1nted as as 1equ1ted by the Sublet-BUSINESS This business IS con-Have you started doing PARCEL 2. Non-Exclu11v• aims WI" not expore before lou DAN CAVANAGH personal representallve ung and Subcontr1c11ng ENTERPRISE Flctltlou• 8uslneH dUC'ltd by:ttn Individual business yet? no EIHments for lngreaa. n1llS lrom lhe heanno date AKA DANIEL to tdm1n11ter the estate Fair Ptoc11ces Act, Public PROGRAM FOR FISCAL Hame Slatement Have you slatted doing Kara Gtewo Egress, Enpyment 1n. to end noaced •t>cM C AVANAGH of the decedent. Contract Code Sechon YEAR t 99g.97 SET The following persons are business yot? yes. l 1+80 This statement was flied over the Common Area, All YOU MAY EXAMNE the tole C ASE NO A 185024 THE P£ TITION r• 4100 1 doing business u : EZ Jack S Kong with lhe County Cieri! ol as Deacnbed on the Oeclera· lleot by the court H you .,, 1 • qu111ts wthority to Eac~ :~ shall be ac· BY THE CITY OF Credit Services, 1220 Pork Th15 statoment was filed Orange County on I 1·8-96 tion of Covenants. Coodltions pe~ 1111t"strd in Ille estate . To all ~lrs. benefi· edminiiter the estate companied by a cert1f1ed or COSTA MESA BY Newpo<I Of. "105, Newpolt with the County Clerk of 19.963 701454 end Aestnctlons and~·· may Mt ~ltl Ille court a c1arles, creditors, oon· under the Independent cuh1er s check or bid RESOLUTION 88-93. Beech, CA 92660 Orange County on 11-13·96 D lly plot No 13 20 27 toon of EHements for New· Ol1Tlal Request for S"peolf Nofce :tngent creditors, and Admtnlstrarton of El· bond in an amount not less The City ol Coste Mesa Mahlr Osman. 1220 Park 19983701786 D a 4 1 1996 v. ' w~i por1 Nonh 1•Decl1ret1on"I, t !he l~tOQ of Ill invtntory and p~rsons who mey other Illes Act (This •uthorl· than ton percent (10%) ol has HI an annual goal for Newport Dr. 1105. Newport Daily Pilot Nov. 20. 27, ec. • Recorded August 18, 1986 awaUI 01 estate assets or of wise be mterelted In the ty wlll llllow th• pet1onal the total bid pnco, payable fiscal year 1996·97 of Iii· 8each, CA 92660 Dec 4, 1 t , 1996. W944 PUBLIC NOTICE 11 Instrument No. 86-any Ptb~n or account as pro. wlll 01 estate, or both, reptesentatlve to take 10 the DISTRICT os 1 guar· tHn percent (15%) for ullli· Suha Ahmed. 1220 Park 364044, of Offlc1el Records, ~ded in secoon l250 of Ille ot: DANIEL THOMAS many actions without 00108 that the bidder. If Its zatlon or the Olsadvan-Newport Or. #105, Newpor1 PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltlou• BuslneH end 1n the Notice of Add1t1on allfornl Problte Code A Rt· CAVANAGH Al(A obtaining oourt approval. proposal Is accepted, •hall ta$'d Business Enterprise Beach, CA 92660 Name Statement of TemtOtY ind Supplemeni.I est tor Speaat ~Cl fonn 11 DANIEL T. CAVANAGH f\ef k 1 promptly execute the (D E) tor ledetol highway This business Is con· Fictitious Busln•H The following persons are Oecl1r1tion of Covenant•, Mllble from 1111 courtdet1t. Al(A DAN CAVANAGH ver;r~mp:rt~n~ a::~~;, .Agreement, ftqnlsh a tolls· projects daslgnelod by the ducted by: husband and Ham• Statement doing business as: Coble Condition• ind RHtnctlona AttOftllY I•.......,: VICICI AKA DANIEL factory F11th'lu1 Perform· Clly. wife The lollowlng persons ere Busters 290 Walnut St for Phese 4 of Newport Nor\ti flltEl MAAUI• BG CAVANAGH however• the personal ance Bond in in amount The goefs are avallabl• Have you 1t1rt1cf doing doing busine11 as: a) Molly Costa Mesa. CA 92627 ·• ("Nooce"I, Recorded F1bru· MWSt•I MAGAS• A PETITION hn reprHentatlve will be not loss thin one hundred tor public inspection al City business yet? no Designs. bl Molly Design Sloven E. Bennett, 290 •rv 2. 198? H fn1trument ~AOAmAL1YWA been filed by BEVERLY required to give notice to percent (l00%) of the total Hall, City of Costa Mesa, Mahlr Osman Co .• 711 W. 17th St .. F-5, Walnut St .• Costa Mese. CA No. 87·068887 end Rt-Re· STE a 'PATESTIOES In th• interHted pe11on1 bid prlc., turnilh 1 Pay· 77 Fair Drive, Jn the office This sta1tmel'lt was flied Coste Mosa, CA 92627 92627 corded Auguat 31, 1987 H M4R~ OfL REY CA g()2J/2-6(;1T Superior Court of Call· unlen they have waived ment Bond In en amount of the City Clerk. with the County Clerk or Rollin W. Sanders. 425 Thlr buslneu Is con• Instrument No. 87 494949, New~ Btach-COsta Mesa fornle, County of Or· notice or con .. nted to not less lhan fllty percent Both lhl U. S. Department Orange County on 10.25·98 Riverside Ave.. Newport ducted by: an Individual Al of OMclel Record• o1 Or· C"""'l SCt""" ....... ~21 27 anna. th• ptoposed action.I (50"'l of the tolel bid rvlc1 of Tr1nsportatlon and lhe 18983700028 Beach, CA gz553 • enge County Californl1 111d ...,,, '",.....,....,..., • • ..-The mdependent .nd Ulnls .. ctrtiffcates,..evl: Cl1y or Costa Meaa will ec-Thi• b sl I Have you started doing ' ·, 19118 THE PETITION re-" Dally Pilot Oct. 30, Nov. 6, u nes1 • con-business yet? No Ame!ldmtm1 llw91o . ., AR· quests that "'"VERLY administration authority denclng that the renulred cept comment• on the 13 20 1996 .....,.21 ducted by: an lndlvldual S B t CtL 3· An Excluelve .. He· PUBLIC NOTICE ""' w1H be granted unless en Insurance 11 In eflec1 ln the goals 10< I period of 45 ' ' ... Have you •tarted doing T~f.9~11~e~!~1 was filed ment for Sldeyerd "1rpoM1 PATEi SdltOES be •P.,· lnterHted perso" flle1 IALL Glee A. Deedl• ..... 79, of San Lull Oblapo di.ct Friday. November 16th, 1996 In San Lula Oblapo. Mra. Ban began hef muslcm oareer er aoe four. playing piano, •lnglng and denclng In~ In her home st-. of South Dakota. She WU the ptanlat for the ma Ray Hutton Orchutnl, an al11Jlr1 band who VlllW• oonaldered 'wo'"9n plorieera of Jazz'. The band has a WMldy five variety ahOw on KT\.A for five year• during lh• 50'•· Ball •pent atx y..,. writing and pt•ylng for Union Oll'a lnc:tustrtal ah~. She aJao played tor such performers u Harry Babbit, ROH Ma ri e and B en Pollack. A San Lula Obi.po r .. ldent fOf nine yea,., 0-dle Ball waa actlvety lnvotv.d In the cutturaJ community, petfolm- lng numeroue ben- efful. She .played ~h the Cuesta College Vocal Jazz er-mble at the Montreux Jlzz Feettval and pe r· fanned many tlrnee In SLO .Jau Federatkff\'1 'Plano Showe•••·. She WU pr9C9ded In death by her dear hu.t>and, Roland . ..!-· Ball In 188.1'. A memorial ••rvlc• Wiii be held at 3p;l)I., Frtday Nowmber 22 at the Flret P,.tbyte- rlan Church of 9"n Lule Oblepo. Her famlty and fr1enda wlll ml•• her. • IEEllA Kathleen ...... 8Q9 74, paaMCI away October 29, 19" at the Palomar ~ Cent«. She WU.,, Juty 23, 1922 In I.On• don England, ltved In COata M ... 21 y.ara before moving to E9condldo 10 years • llQO. SuMv9d a. eon K~n Seema of San Marcoa, daughter•: Chr1stlne Burch.. ot San Matcoa, Karen Keough of llllnota, Vlctoda M. Jon. Of Escondido, Debot.eh Magro Of CA, Mary E. S.Ckmann of E~ dido, 1l1tere: E1t•n eox of canecsa, and Joan Z•Jaozek pf Ohio. Nine grandctil._ dren, and 1 o,.at. grandchild. A m ... wtll be held Saturdl(y, November 2, 1tM et 11 :00 •m at Ute AMUf'NCtkln Cett1ollc Ch\nh. lntlNment wtfl be held jq1day 11J.(n. November 22, 1 IOI ~t th• Qood 8hepant C~. In H"'*'1-ton a..ch, CA. amounla HI forth In the days eher thl1 nouce la PUBLIC NOTICE buslnes1 yet? Yes. N/A th th C nt Cle k of o• •~of the AdJoln-po1n o as p1K1on an objection to the general cond1tlon1. In the publl1hed. Rollin W. Senders wi e ou Y r Ing Lot of Seid Tri ct 12~?1 CNSl4311lt reprHentativ• to edmln· vvent of f11lure to enter Into Public COl'l'ltTl9"11 will be l'lotltlous Bu•lneH Thi• 11111emen1 wu filed Orange County on 1 M ·98 81 Oeeor1bed end Llmtted by NOTICE OF later the estate of the petition and •how• good 1----------"'"- the contrect and exec111e used for lnformetlonal pur-Name Statement wf1h the County Cltr'k of . 19983700194 ,,,. Decleretlol'I end t+te No-AMENDED PETITION decedent. cause why the coun the required documen11, po1H only. The following pttSOns art Orange County on 10.S·N Dlify Pilot Nov. 8, 13, 20. ~. Thi total""°""' of me TO ADMINISTER THE PETITION r• should not grant the such bid Hcurity will be MARY T . ELLIOTT, doing business 11: Cross 18883898:183 27, 1998 W927 urll8id b11enot of the oblige ESTATE OF: ELNORA quests the decedent"• authority. lorfelled Th• F1l1hful Per-Deputy City Clertl '1r• ln<lusttlts, 8781 Corll Oall11 Pilot Oct. 30, Nov a. PUBLIC NOT1cir don MQnd by the praperty FRANCES BRAUN WILL and codlclla, " Wly, p•tJ:onH~~AI~ ~7cs t~~ r()(mance Bond 1h1ll r• Publl1h1d Newport 9pflngt Court #C201. Hun-13, 20, 1998 m2Q 110 to be IOlc:I Ind raaeonably C SI! N $ be edmltted to probate. main In lull IOfce end •Hect BHch.Co111 Me11 D1ny tlngton Bea~ CA 92848 PUBLIC NOTICE Fl0Ullou1 Bu1lneH Htlmlted co•t•. eicpenee1 AT 110 . A 183 3 i Th• WILL and WIY ?-::P~ S, 01908 70~ through the guetantee pe-Pilot Novembtf 18, 19, 20, ~!! .. ":',!..,.. mpt>eU,C8'188 Name Statement 8nd advsloN 11 the time af cl•_._:, e cr~~0';,,t>eneco~ codlcll1 we av1Qable ror · • · 3n ~ C rlod ., 1peclf11d In the 21 22 23 25 1998 .,..... ""'"'V' Ct ti ·20t. . ttw lnitlel public.tion of the ,.., ..., examination In the flit loa.ted et • 1 tty general conditions • • • • · Huntlnglon 8Hch, CA Flotltloua aualneaa The fOllowlflQ ,,_,IOnJ Ill Notice of Sele II Ungent eteelttora, and kept by the OOUf1 Drive Orange CA 82008. The OISTAICT taservt1 m407 928't Na~ ttatemM1 doing bullMM .. : Skin t373,9H.4?. paynwnc person• whO mey other· THE PeTtTION r.. IF YOU 08.Jl!CT TO the right to rejtC1 lny ()( •II PUBLIC NOTICE Rettf Subotc1I. 62ot e The foltowtng ,,.,t<>f\e .,. Care I t lltlnlon•. 23110 El '"""be~ cean.. ceetHr'• WIN I>* ln1trt1ted In the queet1 euthorily to the grantlno Of 1he Olds Of 10 waive any Ir· Corel Cir., Anaheim, CA dol1 buslnt 11 as: Nordic ~o ~oad, L.al<e F0tesl. ched ~wn on 1 ltet• Of wlll OI •1te1e. or both, admlnleter the Hl•t• petlt1011, you 'WhOUld ~'tT:a or°' ·~~':":J. •::::::.:=~· ~1 bu.lne11 11 con-~~i .. ~-n~· ll.w, C~c;~~= Mii~: .. t, Maorath, 14 Al-~.~ ~::: = ~A~NORA FRANC CS ~ndd,:nl ~~ ,, lndt~eEnt ~!11: ~ur ~~~: ding I ducteo by: co-partners i. Nordic Liit, ne.. (CA)r tnade>t, Ir.tine, CA Q2714 uni Cheek drewn..., AN AMENDED '' a..011 o •· uon1 or file w1IU6n AA · u1 ed b s tlon Tht lollowng per90na •r• Have you 11artt d dOI"" 341t w r01dham Ave Thia bu1lnu1 la con· on,°'• .. , PETT 0 tatea Act. ll"hl• euthOtl· t 17• reqof 'the 'l1tlectornla doing bu1lntu at: •) butlntH -11 no ... Santa~ CA 92704 ., ducted by· in lnd1vlduel • ime or ftdenl....,.,.. tnd e' I N hH beeT n flied ty w ill allow lh• pettonal obJ•ct1on1 with the oour1 • c w Hl.Q,8 bl La Tl«!da. ·-• H . t91'1ed O""""' loen ... oc11tlon. ..vlnga by Illy J < MA THEWS I ... be hue the hearing. Your L.abol COde, the Director ~I ,..·,.,..a 0o'h-.u p ... A d J1y M•rlt C1mpbell Thl1 butlnen 11 ~on-ave VoU a ""'V aModttlon. or HVllllJI .,_nk In the !)unerlo1 Co ' of reprtllnntaf v• to t1... •P"""lfllnett may .,_ In the Dfpll'tm.nt of lndut· .,...,.., '"'"1 1'" o• • Thi• ttattment wll nttd duC11d by: a COfporallon Mnftt v-t? no aoecifitd 1 11 t >2 -,. ur meny aatlon1 wlthoul ,._ I I 111 DRLIL ... =1~ trlal Relatlona of the Stitt Caplitrano. CA 92624 with the COi.iniy Cl11k of Have you l lll'ted dol~ Mtlfsta Magrath lhe Fl,,, In_ Met= to of Callforna•. County 1>f Ot• obttlnlng ooUft •pprovltl. ~ereon or by yoUJ of Callfornla Ni• deter· j~'1:,,~~;f:~C:,!~11~: Or111ge County on 1M44G but1neHJ•t? i•e. 10.1-oe ~! ~tat~mont w~r r:14 :"°'~:i:•:,; l>Ull:'u "t~ •no•THr AMENDED Bttote taking cttteln atto~~Y YOU AAE A Monu.v• a.p.t tnlMO Ult "'""" prtvall· !CA), 34006 DOMn~ Perk 18tlS702021 Nordic It, nc .. Chrit10-Or '•'co!:"~,, t~.a.gf thl1 eat,. Thi atreet ad· PtllTION req"411tl that llllfY lmpCM"tant act1on1, CREDITOR or • aonlln· C~ "' Ing ,., .. of w1911 lo tne Aoad, C•pltlreno Beach. Dally Pllol Nov 20, 27, pher I . Carlaon, Pree. fl'-'" ang 1H~~70t417 ..., ... and othet common GILLY J , MATTHEWS .,_ however, "'-per.on• gent creditor of tile lQotdwlll'I '°'81flY In \IWf\foh lhll ""°'" CA 12'24 Otc. 4, ,,, '"'· wtSI Thi• 1t11emen« w.1 ~ d111gnet1on, It al'ly, of the 41 olnted .. ertonal repre•ttntatlve wlll be cl "8d fllt I Mela' I• to.,.'*'""'*'• Copie• Thia bw•lne11 It con. 11w1th Ult Co~ Cltfk of Dally PilOt NoV. t3, l0, 27, ,... P'Ol*tv~ ---l'P •aent t P requff1id 10 oJv• no1ltt to •oa Cf ~ Yj"h m~11 ot v.te ta!,!. hltfm~1t ducttct by: a COtPOt•llon PUBLIC NOTICI 0r.,. c=H= Dec.•, 1tM WMt 11 pwllOrt*I to be• 3tMI ~9/~nlit: 1~ .,,111 !~ mte1 .. 1ed pttton• =:'° ·~ w t t 00~"!!!!!!!! ..... !!!!!!!!!! .. !!!!!!~ tlon.!t.. •• on •-•t tne Th• regl1trent(1) oom-~ MA•. the decedent uni••• they hive waived m! • copy to u J.. Tmwf, end~ mrfri: mtoneed lb trantact b!J91. '1olll.._ ... N.. o.lly Pilot Nov. t,, IO, 27, PUIUC MOTICI MACH. CA 12MO. The THl · AMENDED nollee or oonwnted co '*"~t d 'bPr't:nta 11• obttiNd ~ .. ~ 1 MU undtt ttw ~· Name St•t•"*" Dec. 4, 1"8 Wl43 file...._ ._ __ .____ . ...,_. T,._.. die-fl[TITION teQ""te the the propoM tf aellon I :'~n ~ur !onthll = oonir.-.. _, Ou1ln111 nem1(1) 11111<1 The totloWlf'9 l*"O"'I at• _. ctaimt M\I ~ fOf l/l"f 1 The fndtpenoen1 copy of .... f .... IC~ aoow On 1l t1/flf, ~ doftlO bullMn .. : D' D PUILJC NOTICI NMM at...... 1nconec:tnet8 oUhe etttWt ~~enl ~ Wlllb -: ed"*tl ttatlon aJthcmly '0'(1:1~~~.0~:'~~~:~ JO" Ille.: T1'e cor•Mo10f .,.. l"wtnerlfWI>, '10 1/2 8eQo.. Thi fottoWlng f*90M Wt ..,._end othlr common '· t any, • w11 be Ofenled unlH1 "' ,. :l,.~-= ::".! • SELL gi::~ Corona Ott t.far, '::':.:::-.:• ::&:::-u: ~ ~ .... ~.1'°~ :,1~~ .~ p:~•t~dl~ lnc.t••ed pereon f1te1 ~~.·~'!f..:f~ .... IC'I ........ ,... of • o.vtd M. flla, ttO 112 hi The IOlla.iolnt ~wt Nfwpon le.ch.~ Of ~ N/ a SA, 1111 1v11tlabf9 '°' .,..,,.,. an •bjec..,.. "' •t. The 11"'8 tor ftlint delm• •• II ........ ...._ )'OUf' used vthiclt oonJJ Ave., Corone dlil dOlng bullnele 111: Deelar Jam.theed A1t1lrl1, ne fOIHClOIU"l/IMOt• neUtin In the r1i. h pt tty =:n = '7~" ~ wlll 1'1(11 ~· blf~ .... ., .. ... w:s clas•lfwt ,,.. .. CA WN5 Whhl• Unlidect, 110 e.g.. L119onla SJ.:1 .. NH•PO'' ~ D8'1'. ATIM UfA the eot•t lhOtM I I~ four ~ ftom the W N ClllMMt .. '-" DoM6d I lJh. H SW ~ UM not, ~ BNch_, CA I OiN CX...00 itiia t THE: AM£NOlO nc> •tn ,,.. hffrl"I .._ no__, ·M71 Aoacl, MlllVll!y, CA t•tO .. llCfl C• t2'M) fhla busJ,,e11 It con-\fAU.rf V.W STNIT, CV· Pl: tlTIOM Jeqot1t~ av\hOftty lltoff It ' \ ....... I .......... ....... - .. .· WEDNESOAY, NO~BER 20, 1996 • Index g • Polley How to Plaee A. ..... 16H Ra'"" an<I dt'11dli111•• 11rt' -11bjt'1·1 1111•ha11g" wi1l10111 11otin·. 1lw publi:-lwr rt'"''"t'' th•• right to r .. 1i-or. n·du,,,ify. rt'' i:-e 11r reje1·1 uny d 11,,1fird adH'rlh1·1111·111. Ph·a,,r n•pon any 1·rror Lluu 11111v b1• iu \'11ur d1"'ifit•d nd inuill'di11tf'h. Thi· Daily Pilnr ·u,·1·1·1.>t' 1111 liability for any rrrnr i11 1111 1Hh 1·ni..,t'tnt'llf for wltir·h it lllll\' br • II • .......... s 6teWIM By Fax (714) 631-6594 (Plrnse indude your 1111mr 1111d phone number find Wt' '11 n1ll you buck v.rith l,l prirr lllllttr.) ByPhone (7 14) 642-5678 By MalL'ln Person: ;~30 West Bay St reet Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Ar ~ewpon Bh-d. & Bay St. Hours Trlephone 8:30am-5:00pm ~1unday-F riday Walk-In 8::30am-5:00pm Munday-Friday n•,p•111 ... ibh· 1·\t'f'P.I for 1hr !''l"I nf th•: "PU•'" 1.11·1111111~ 1w1·11µi1•<i by 1hr 1'rror. Cri·di1 I'll.It 0111~ b1· 111lmwd for tbe fir~t i11~1·rtion. --DeJldUnes Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Frid~ 5· CEMETERY LOT/ NEWPORT NEWPORT BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT CRYPT 1225 BEACH 2169 BEACH 2669 OPPORTUNITY 5530 5530 5530 SERVICES 5~33 SERVICES 5533 = iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 9 o 4 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PACIFIC VIEW View The Moat Westcllff Ltg 2bd/2ba iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Accountant DRIVERS PfT Salea position •••••••• AIRLINE JOBS .EOUAL "°'111NG site, Sunrise Section, EXCLUSIVE upstairs. FP, pool, Natlonal Grocery E,xp'd accountant for 0 u r v • h I o I • available at Lady Golf Please be aware that Now hiring domestic ol'POllTUNIT• Lot 207 Grave D. Must carport. 1256 Rutland. Coupon Books small Irvine law firm. your experience! and Resort Wear the listings In this cat· & international staff! AllrtllllUllMw111sietilltllls sell. Sac $1000. Laura Zip '?.;'fi~~';:':'own $895. 832·17845 As low as $1.50/ea In Requires famlliarlty w/ 875·1313 Store. Apply Fashion egory may require you flight attendants, ~erlaA*ctllllMFt4· 3t0-543·040t Lv msg quantity. FREE Info. compu1er acct'g sys· DRtVERS Qualified for Island, Suite 207·A to call a 900 number ticket agents, reserva· ... Luxury rental condo-72"'·1 ""9* Kr1·s1en In which there Is a t 1 on I st s g ro und . ~Fllrltwli111Ac1111-as --------mlnlums CLOSE-OUT 1·800-205-8498 terns & trust acct'g. Glass/Heavy Haul? -• v charge per minute. crew + ,,.{ore. Excel· • .-. ...... wllklllllMllJlUlt.,S OUT-OF-STATE In prestigious New~ort MISCELLANEOUS Ex.t ~38 full charge responsl· Make $34-40,000+ yrl p T Shopp• r • lent travel benef1tsl to lfteftllt ''Illy "*""-Coasll Only 2 miles •VENDING ROUTE• billty. FAX resume More experience • Wanted Now hiring Airline Employment ,1.1allallo11 or .isut111t111llo11 PROPERTY 1558 away from the beach, RENTALS •20 prime toe• to Jessica: 833-9436. More payl 3 years In local area. $10+/hr Chances are Services •llatll" race. color. rtlltl•. our beautiful 2bd, 2ba •Priced for quick Chlldc•r• Asat ffT OTA w/tyear flatbed free products. Limited you will find 1·206·971 ·3692 "V..a.wc.,llllllllal111Dur N.ld•ho designs s ta rt at aale•800-71 1-4361• f f II d CM required . openings . Call : Extl89519Fee .................. ,., ........... ~to s137o• Each cla•sf· or am 'Y aycare Combined Transport 1·810.983-4e80 what you need -.. ..-... -Recr••tlon "' home. Eng speaking. 1-80<>-637-4407 CRUISE SHIPS '{il'IU.iyACl,,.,..U.liml· Paradis• cally designed floorp· ROOMS 2706 •••••••• Elizabeth 548-1088 Cassandra at the price HIRING '1111ea1r•1sctW1U11t11." 32 acres· $29,900. Ian Includes w/d, re-EMPLOYMENT you want to pay Earn up to s2.ooo ... 1 ~ Tiiis '"""""' wtll no• Spectacular open roll· frlgerator. private ga-fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANNOUNCEMENTS Counter belp needed. H•ute Cakes Caff• --.....,......,-~•··· Ing country acreage rage, microwave, gas COM 3bd/2ba front ••••••••• 6·8 hr. shifts, no Sun· Hlrlng:•Counter Help SERVICES 5533 when you read month working on _,.._,_........ da s or evenings cruise ships or land· _11 .... ,.11, ....... wtllcllts l# overlooking Little range and flreplacew. unit; utll, w/d, kit prlv; Muyst be reliable and. •Espresso Bar the Classified• ::.. --Salmon River and ad· City fight view loca· ocean side of Dahlia; •Servers tour companies. No ,...,......,Ultlaw.Otltrtlden joining National For-lions, gated com· $500/mo. 875·1533 ANNOUNCEMENTS enthusiastic. No exp. Call 733·8310 every day experience nece.aury. • 11.,.'Y latlnllt4 Ulat all est. Ideal setting for munity; pets welcome. needed. $5.50 per hr. 1..,.,,_..........,,..---..,,~--For lnformallon call: 4irtlll•t• l4lmtl1d in 11111 vacation/retirement Our resident& have 2920 Apply between 3·6 pm Housekeeper/Nanny ----------------1·208-971·3552 ... ,...., .. _....., •• • home! Secluded & se-access to state of the Honeybaked Hams 2 chlldren 4 & 1 in EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT C89514 Fee 1....i 1.,11'1111111yNllL 111 ctm-rene, teeming w/tro· art fitness facility, spa· COMMERCIAL $ $ FR E E CA S H 3700 l!.Co•at Hwy ~~,:j1~g.En~~~n sppk~~'. 5530 5530 EASY WORKI •1f.aialnll1.._,ClllHUD phy wildlife. 4 season clous and modern EAL NOW$$ from wealthy Corona del Mar -========!_!=======: Ex c e 11 en t Pa Y ! 111·11wllt·•·42A·ISIO.ftf retreat. New roads w/ clubhouse. 2 pools, 2 R ESTATE families unloading _ _,,D,...•""ll,...v_•_ry....,,,,D"'"'rl,...v_•_r_, ___ 64_4-_8_2_4_8 __ i Assemble products at )Myp ti fki,oc: .. a,ie... power, phone & septic spas and business •••••••• MILLIONS to help Mon & Fri only. SG/hr. RENT RETA I L home. Call toll free: callHUDll'21·3$00. approval. Excellent center. IMMEDIATE minimize their taxes. + s2 per delivery. 1 ·800-467·5588 financing. Oolng fast. OVE 11 bl --------Write Im med lately: Own car. N/S. H•althy Fedco. a leader in the Soulhern California E xt 11718 RHI Estate For S•I•? ••••• , Weekend , , Open Hou•••? ***** The Dally Pilot Real Estate Tab which Is 'Published each Sat· urday Is an effective fnd Inexpensive way lo showcase that· • .Jpeclal property. :can our Classified Department Today!! M2·5878 ' ca111oday1 t-800 M ·IN ava a e. BUSINESS OFFICE WINDFALLS, 63-05 Gourmet. 833-2929. through classified NATIONAL PARKS 807-5263 Ext 64t4 Call 640·2800 eoR RENT 2769 Roosevelt Ave .. Suite retail Industry, has on-goin~ emptc;yment HIRING A Bluegreen Property •restrictions apply r 144, Woodside, NV opportunities fOf the following: Positions are now 11377 •MAIN CHECKOUT• SAL.ES ASSOCiATES available at National Diabetic• Save money on aupplles. Medicare pay1 If you use tnau· lln. We bill for you. Mention 9027 . Call 1·800-633-2001 The Hyatt Newporter has excellent opportunities available for the Holiday Season: Temporary Banquet Servers 12.75/Hour •CART RUNNERS• NrTE CREW• STOCKERS Parks, Forests & Wild· life Prese rv es. Full-lime positions with training and advance-Excellent benefits + ment opportunities available. Day shift and nite b o n u s e s r c rew openings. Interested candidates apply in 1·208·871-3822 person. Screening will be held Friday, Ext N88518 F .. November 22nd from 12noon·4pm only at: Psychic• Wanted for phone readings. Call 3030 Harbor Bfvd. • Coata Mesa Maglkat Journeys FEDCO 1.800.31 o.8645 HICKORY FARMS MERCHANDISE Must be available evenings of GIFT SUPERVISOR: December 6th through 31st. Please COORDINATE RECEIVING, PREP 8r ANTIQUES 6010 apply l n person -on Nfonday ana Tuesday from 1-Spm and Thursday from 9am-lpm or call our Jobline for additional openings: (714) 759-3075 . M /F/D/V IH ·--!!iEf'tDtNG-OF-Hfei<eR¥-FARMS Gtfl'T'9-.-J'fiii=iiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii G IFT SALES: EARN EXTRA MONEY DURING THE HOLIDAYS SELLING HICKORY FARMS GIFTS. \ I '. I '\ • I I, '., ~ • .. \ ' I,.,. ' • ' • • .. ' . . . . . School Bus Drivers ( N ( 1 f _ ~ .1" '" ". · ,·~ • . "...,~,Jr}') Top Doll•r P•ldl From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Paintings , china, glsware, tum, etc. 40Yr NB R•s 673·6223 Vintage ltall•n Point O. Venice lace table- cloths, Country/Iron turn. just arrlv•dl Garden Antlquet, 109 S.EI Camino Real San Clement•. 492-83" avcnon IOlJ ' C) . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1996 I TODAY'S CRQSSwoRP RUZZLE ........ By CHARW GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH 9130 SUZUJQ -------· ... llMllllA corw.n. • 8008D T111'M •ee ... ••ti 4·WQ Ible While 9'11/tQp; bur-C'INn, van11a, runt Sapd wttw bf. AM/FMJ aundV leath9f.l.,NT1 1reat, 1,owner cw. ~ ... 10k mlt.' 12995. ACROU.. t MMN'a guy IS Snow bf;IOts IU~ one 12 Qlly .13 Ttrl Mahal Ille 14 Full alum -1 t7 "0.ff Miid"' J)OOCh t8 Act llke •Ian t9 E*v 20 lnte1es11 22 Tuliley fealurP 24 Lawn cover 25 One -mllllon 27 9om 28 A -lease on Ille 29 Mexican friend 31 lealher worker's tool 33 Party decOflllon 37 Period ot time 41 Atmospheres •2 -jeckel 43 Be a ct\attert>ox 44 T aV9m fare 45 Gardens In a jar <t7 Playing marble 49 Prank 50 Antique eulo 53 Detective Spade 55 Commend 10 Fido 56 Take advan1age of 59 Urgea 82 Wrealllng hold &4 Name 65 C.ldl • fly ~;.,.~ e,~·w 70 -lhe way: make easy 71 Hat 72 011ysol - 73 Begged DOWN I Tricks 2 Video's 3 ~nlon 4 "The Clan of the Cave Bear• authot 5 C11rrot'i1 cousin ~~~It;; 8 luslrous meterial 9 Nut 10 Moby Dtck's pursuer t 1 Cattle b1eed ts Really super t6 Attracted 21 SINN coins 23 Char 26 Wide open 29 Separate 30 Musical drama 32 Kind of poetry 11·2C>M C 1198, UnlledFHI~ S~!e 33 Truck part 50 "Lovely-. 34 S1reet 1n Paris meter maid" 35 BelOfe 51 Ac10f Jennings 36 Gets, as salary 52 Eye's ne1Ve 38 -de cologne 54 Unkempl 39 Cash 56 Ordinary dispenser 57 Do a abbr. ClOSSWOld 40 Thtng, in law 58 Finished 43 Cosl 60 Arm bone 45 • -the nighl 61 WOfd 10 a fly befOfe . • 63 Nonhern 46 E11eited Scandinavian 48 In dreamland 66 Breeze -------10 11 FURNITURE 6014 FURNITURE i•ic ·m1a. •1a,•oo '330<>. TS .. 1908 759-851• e91-3a40pgr1_. ______ _ OllO ~aoro'•I) 'M ~OOCD In new car •92 ••deldok Red w/ lllSC. AUTO 920 OH, HAPPY DAYS condition. One owner. nu Whl top, 5 apd ••• iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilill 83k mllu. 19500. AJC, pwr ate.,, GOOlf 'M -....U.r aoorp CADll.LAC 9040 841 ~00 ttereo. 1'1.995 080. em •JC11t&n tthr Fully Both vulnerable. South deals WEST •J <::1 987 NORTH •Q762 <::I AK6 0 K 7 3 •AJ6 EAST OJ 1064 2 • Q 10 3 2 • K93 'V J 104 3 OQ95 ... 97 4 SOUTH •Al0854 <::l (lfS2 OA8 •K8 5 Th ~bidding. SOl1fH WEST l • P .. a 6 0 Paa e o r .... Pua Pua NORTH EAST 4 NT Peu 5NT Peu 7 • Pau Opening lead· Nine of'V When plRyers Look up bridge nboul n half-century ago, bidding wns nowhere nenrly as accurate AB it 1s today. AP. a result. contracts were reached that required tremen- dous skill to piny, oil.en only to limit the losses. So dcclnrers of that era, out. of necl's!lity, hnd to hone their plnying 11kill11 lier<> i11 nn example of whnL we mcnn. F.ven in modern methods thi11 hand would not be cosy to hid, hut certainly North'11 acc·nRkin~ bid of COMPUTERS 6018 PETS & I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AN I MAL S four no t.n.imp i1 biurre. There are liii8'iiill••lllii!1•lii (114t 875.CS817 toad.CS. New 1,.: bl1lt'; all aorta or exploratory bid• that. •ee Sed.n O.Vlh MJ!lCUllY 9135 109k mlln. Xlnt coM. should be made befori! 1oin"g beyond Blk, blk fthr, Gold pkg, TOYOTA 9210 13500. 548·80M the fame level. Indeed, even a V·B, full power, * •ee Sabel LS• smal alam ia a ritlty ._ronnotition. looded, Bot• st.,eo, .... ~ • d·.. 1 h A p·• ny5 • ' I' .. -phone, xlnt cond. .... ....... oa ,... w 1 ••· •9• .. R •,,. UTO AA • Wealledaheart.,anddeclarer araal Very clean ...... unner rv•. did not. like lhe conl.ract. If t.rumpe s775o. Call Steve 12500 080. 723·1504 AM/FM/casa. L.oad•dl • REPAIR 9260 b k 2 h 842·7'1Q!» 80k ml•. S6900. '"liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ro e -2, t ere waa no play -a •a4 Topaa 4·dr. 4cyl, 759•8514 891-3240pgr•• spade would have to be lost no mat.-Aulo Power atHrlng ------...---'81 Corvette ter how t.ho honor11 were di1trib· CH!VlOLET 9045 Good Int. Good cond. '87 Land Cruz/4-Run Glas• T·tops. St50. uted. 1'he only chance was t.hat '900/obo. · 631•7149. Huge dlsc/lmmed del 379.9353 trumps were 3-1 and 8 defender '70 CAlllJ,ARO va Red ---------· Direct Leasing held a singleton honor. convr1, c1tm paint. NISSAN 9150 (714) 848·121"'1 ll would not help if the king of New cop, trans. Auna, d I I •A A" -h ' grHtl $3295 080. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil spA es WllB 1 ng c..,n. iwr CRS mg Serloua only. 650-5058 '84 300ZX Turbo VOLKSWAGEN 923S the ace to drop the king, the jack would score a trick no matter which '89 Suburban 454 Sa pd, Mop•, p/W, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii defender held it. "'-· it if you don't. A/C full pwr Loadedl new clutch, runs gr1I '84 Claaalo VW But1 believe us. .., Lo-~11••· S 12,900. S2t50.obo aso-nat Exe cond. Runs great On the move?- Sell your extra household items In Classified To succeed, "declarer not only had aso.oe2e '95 Maxima QXE $4500. 850·7'728 •'93 iuBURBAN• Gold pkg. AJC. alt. lull .__ ______ ___ t.o find a singleton jack, but. West 112 ton •••· fully pwr. co. New tlrea/ had t.o hold it.. Deelarer won the equipped. Original bfks. C•tm whiz. 32k. first. trick in dummy and led the owner. 831·3118 $20,500 or assume lae queen of spades, covered by the 1 S bfT h t .. 18/mo. 548-2409 87 U a Oert "'8 ' k.ing and ace and fet.ching the jack. Huge dlac/lmmed del •---------• Declarer croeaed back t.o the table Direct Liaalna OLDSMOBILE 9155 in diamond• and succeufully c714) 648•121-., finessed the eight of spades. After drawing the·last. trump with the •--------- Len, oil that remained was Lo DODGE 9065 finesse the jack of cluhs, and anoth-liliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii er hohum slam coasted home. '90 Grand Caravan LB S8000. Warranty. Learn to be a better bridge Loaded. Great cond. player! S ubscribe now to the N/smkg Sa78·5432 1888 DELTA aa Royal Brougham Fully loaded, V8; dark blue with light blue ln- t•rlor, 94,000 mites. $3,000 or beat ol1er. 714 574-4267 Put a fevv vvordS to vvork for you. Goren Bridie Lett.er by callln1 _S_U_Z_URI-------• (800) 788-1 ~26 for Information. •-P-O_RD _____ 9_0_7_5 illliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii92ii0ii5il --------------- Or write to: Goren Bridie Let· ter, P.O. Box «10, C hica10, 111. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •------------60680. •aa Tempo NEWPORT 6049 BEACH 6169 75k mllH. Re·bullt ef'lglne. S3000/obo. 975·5034 '87 Eicplr/Expd/Trka Huge dlac/lmmed del Pow er Mac 8 1 00/80. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 52000· Apple exp. IGUANA looking for Keyboard. SSO. Apple mOfe allention. 'Tm Direct Leasing (714) 840-121"'1 14' Color Monitor, B•nd Fundralaer •Sat 7am• Newport Harbor HYUNDAI High School (16th & lrvlno) Ton• of Stuffll 9090 S200. 320 Personal happy, healthy and Lnsorwritor. $200. weigh 1lbl .. lncludlng Iomega Zip Drive, sso. 50 gal glass tank w/ Plus Lots of Oest.lop wooden stand. light Pub Prog rnm s I If and h 0 8 t r 0 ck·1_B_l_d_g_m_a_t_e_r_la_l_•_d_o_o_rs !536·5040 alter 5PM. ___ s_4_0_.s_9_9_s__ windows. lumber, •go Hvund•I In good condition. AJC and power steering . $2150. 941-0800 Need caring home for wood spindles. furn & 7mo old fem cat w/ baby clothes, etc. 4221 ________ _ health cond. 854-3246 Fullerton Ave. SaVSun JAGUAR 9105 FREE TO YOU 6022 7:30am-2pm. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND Wht male rab· ---------'88 XJ8 one owner b1t In Costa Mosa on MUSICAL I••••••••• 87k ml. Flawless 10/15. Very lrlondly, INSTRUMENTS 6055 TRANSPORTATION c 0 n d . $ 8 0 0 0 . ocnlle 557 -5227 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I••••••••• •=--7_2_,o,..·_9_8.,..4_1__,_ 6014 MERCHANDISE BUILDING Wurlltzer·Hammond •91 vandenplas one Must Sell 2 organsl •---------owner. Original condl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 MATERIALS 6030 s21s.ea1PP/642-S937 MARINE SERVICE 11 on. s 1 2. 9 so . 3 Couc h•• Dining Sectional W/bed + 2 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------SUPPLIES 7020 841-0800 D YU,51U. MY Cd Run your ad in room sot, ond tables. recllners, xlnt cond, Designer Clothes 1• collee· tables. Lane $350. Coif tbl w/ Mink coat. Sizes 6·8. Door• Windows, Lum· BICYCLES 6060 1--------- cedar chest, Antique matching sofa 1bl, 644 7447 1 bor, Wood splndles, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3o·+wooden sell boat MAZDA 9125 $125 for 2. Bollinl set · · cavo your oloctrlcal/ Jilumbing mast. Ideal for flag-1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii kilchen range. e1c . name and number. supplies. !5 8•2858 Men's olders Huffy S 548 285811 All Nice. 557·!51-'.3 (crib, matt, toy chst, pole. so. • 'BS 928LX A/T. Orlgl· drssr w/change tbl), i---------·---------26"cruisor llke new $ 50 11 72 299 .~ 565·. Boy's Huffy---------nal cond. Lo-mites. Chlppendal• seats 8 4 a · 1-1 . COLLECTIBLES PETS & 2o·'bike 530. 641.9264 MARINE SLIPS One owner. s29so. +china cbnt. lmmacl Sofa/love seat Nr 6017 841·3584 52300. Also lvgrm set, new. Oak dng tbl/61"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS 6049 --------DOCl(S 7022•"•""a""'e-....M""'a-a-d""'a-.,,R""'X""7,,....,G,_X_L. best oflr. 220·5969 chrs. 9x12 European 1• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPORTING ---------1 0-Royal Copenhagen New rebullt eng w/ King Size walnu1 rug. 64 5547 Christmas Platea Free Cata 4 y/o blk GOODS 6065 Mooring for 30' warranty. New clutch/ bedrm sol. xlnt condl ---------The perfect gitt for 8 male. 3 y/o grey le· sfdetle & 50' main Loaded. Sunroof. d h db d 2 malo. Both fixed & de· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii slip. 848·7230 $3500. 832·3942 ~esser, ea oar • MERCHANDISE special home. Com· clawed. Groat house Orig Wlndaurfer .... 1 MIATA R·"". 5 ~14ghat .• !ata~ds. $700. 'l'.•zsc. 6015 plele set 1908·1996 • ..... .1 .... OI n' St. Matthew's Church pots that need good w /x tr a s a ti. S 5 o . 1 .. •••••••• apd. A/C, cassette, 646·1152 homos. 645·3623 376-9353 •• grnd el1ecu, chrome King Size Waterbed AUTOMOBILES C11rus frull avocado Corgeous young male whiz. 67k mis, 1 ownr. Ok slain('~ pine 2 treos' lru111~g S10 X ---------sablo shepl"ld. Benuli· S9,800. 250·1585 cupboards & m11ror . ' COMPUTERS 6018 on tall headboard Tall mas treos polled 6·9 ful to;::;~r;:~~ SSO. GARAGE SALES pedestal frame w1lh S39. Herbs. 1unipers. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------••••••••• BMW 9030 MEDCEDES 9130 mallross. hoalor, pad· vines S1 . Cemenl .- ded rails. 8 drawers. 4 founlns S 11 O, bird s ELL MEET liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cab1ne1s Includes bathS s2o. 909·674·94n '89 BMW 3251 Orig· '75 2400 at, ac, comforter. p111ow Whetner you're buying lnal cond. A/T. One aunroof, aapphlre shams. shoe 1 s. or selling, c1ass1f1ee1 owner. 60k mlles. blue.WonderfUI car. Call 540-5995 covers all your needs! $9950. 041·3504 11995. 040·8841 CARPET CLEANING CERAMIC TILES I ' 3515 J \ \ " the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley lndependerit to reach over 1 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit cord # or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! 1( your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREEi All for $10- ....... Crd Card DMC DASA DAM X • £,.,-- """ 'lio. OAAY 1'0T no w .. to-. 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