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Home My WebLink About1996-11-29 - Orange Coast PilotS-P 0 RT$ Newport Harbor gew.s up for Foothill • . . BINDtN Tt6S Friends forever, through thick and thin Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1~7 AVE WAYS TO SNNO YOUR WUICEND 1 CLAUSE GOES CAU- FORNIA -The Orange County Market Place will feature a California Christmas with Santa and his 1960 red convertible Cadillac on Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa at Fair Drive and the Costa Mesa Freeway. Admission is $1 and children under 12 are free. Parldng is free. For more information, call 723- 6665. 2'CAROL' OP CHRIST- MAS PllESENT -South Coast Repertory pre- sents •A Christmas Carol" at 7:30 p .. m. Tuesday through Friday, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m . Saturday and noon and 4 p.m. Sunday beginning Sun- day through Dec. 24 at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa.. nckets are $19 to $34. For more tnfonnation, call 957-4033. 3 FOLK SINGER'S 'FO:R- GOTI'EN CAROLS' - Glen Yarbrough, former lead singer with the leg- endary 1960s folk- singing trlp, The Llmeliters, will sing •nie For- gotten Car- : Gt( .. V.-..OUOH ols" of . Cbrlltu:au at 8 p .m. today at Orange. Cout College's Robmt 8. Moore Theatre, 2101 PaiiView koad. Costa. MeM. Advance reserved tickets are S18 and ac:tfance ' dilcount tickets are S16 for occ student!, semor dtizens and children under 12. Tick- ets at the door are $22. For information, call 432-5880. 4 BAROQUE BEATI.B- MANJA-The Orange County Performing Arts Center presents the Classical Mystery Tour, a tribute to The Beatles featuring four original members of the Broadway &ensation •Beatle- mania" performing live in con~rt with a 48-piece sym- phony orchestra, at 8 p.m . Saturday at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. ncltets are $15 to $45. For informa- tion. call 740-7878. 5 OPP TO SEE 11fE 'WIZ- AllD' -MGM-UA Home Entertainment, Grey- hound Bus Llnes and Planet Hollywood present The Wiz- ard of Oz "Yellow Brick Road Bus Tour• from noon to 6 p.m. Satwday in the petking lot at Planet Hollywood, 1641 W. Sunflower. The traveling museum features eye-catch- ing 1110z• graphics, authentic mem(){abilia end a Scare- qow look~alike character. Admission ii free. Por more information, call 434·STAR. r-----~----------~ I \ I> I \ G Volunteers and vlslton join hands ln a Thaaksglvtng prayer at the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen lbunclay afternoon at the Community Center ln Costa Mea. People enjoyed the least that Included all of the traditional trfmmtngs of turkey, 1 stuffing and pumpkin ple. - Someone certajnly does care as soup ~tchen serves up Thanks~ving dinner for those in need Hilda Orozco, 4, finds the.cake flnger- Ucldng-good Thunday during the Thanksgiving dinner at the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. Stor y by JENNIFER ARM STRONG • Ph otos b y MARC MART IN One woman didn't have enough room in h er tiny Costa M esa home to cook a proper Thanksgiving m eal - so she took her two kids to a place that had enough room and food to f eed 1, 000 peo- ple Thursday. The woman, who declined to give her name, h er 6-year-old son Michael and her 10-year-old daughter Melanie, were treated to full plates at the Rea Commu: nity Center's traditional Thanksgiving Dinner. The dinner, run by the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen, welcomed anyone to its tables from 1 to 4 p.m . "We go to the soup kitchen once in a while," the Costa Mesa woman explained. "When I heard about this, I thought it was great -I don't really have anywhere to cook this.· Michael cheerfully offered up his rec- ommendation of the pumpkin pie as he held a whipped cream-smeared piece in his hand. Melanie endorsed the turkey, and their mom complimented the stuffing •1t•s all so good," she said. Many others, like Costa Mesa resident Maria Meca, also showed up with cluldren in tow. M~a said she brought her 4-year- old son, Jesse, ·to make sure he had food for Thanksgiving Day.• Those desserts came courtesy of Balboa D9llert Co. and Polly's Pies. And approxi- • SEE DINNER PAGE 7 Buffa favorite for office of mayor • Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson is ready to tum over the gavel. ~ By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Mayor Joe Erickson plans to step down as the city's mayor Monday, paving the way for Peter Buffa to take his place. Erickson was selected unani- mously as mayor in his first term on the council two years ago. Recently elect- ed for a second term, he has no plans to serve again as mayor because, he believes the position should rotate. He also feels Buffa is a Joe Erickson good man and will make a good mayor. "It's an honor to be thl' mayor. but I think it (the position 1 should rotate," Erickson said. .. I have enjoyed it. I've done my bec;t and I am proud of what 1 drcom- plished, but l think it's someone else's term.· • Peter Buffa Buffa's sup- port for the position also comes from Counc II man Gary \lona- han an I ne'h - l y-el l ted Cou · (II· womar l.1bb\ C o \\ a n H ea .her Somers, who is also a ne ' conw1 to the council, could r l•l b1 reached for comment "Certainly with Peter's .·-.pen· ence, and Joe's expenenl e, a-. well as Gary's two yeaJ"'. on th£' council, I think that we \\ i11 be d strong council,• said Cowdn who stepped down Monday h om her position as chair on the Pla nning Commission. The city will be advertising for her replan•ment Al h Bulfa, elected m 1986.. t formally takPn over the mayor's reins, the ma1ority of his peers say they will -.upport hun at Monday's City Counal meeting. Also Monday, Enckson and newcomers Cowan and Genis will take thelf 0aths of office. ·1 thm.k it looks pretty good," said Buffa, 48. of his chances of being selected. Last year the council agreed informally to set up a system of rotating the mayor based loosely • SEE MAYOR PAGE 7 Glimpse at death results in hard look at life Former homeless drug addict says fight with cancer has h elped him turn things around. He says he's off drugs, looking for a job and hopes to make up for lost time with his son. By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot In a strange way, David Cassi- ty ts thanldul'°for a We-threaten- ing disease. When the 45-yeaHld home· less man was diagnOMd with can- ~ it may have actullly saved his life. CUsity, a former drug addict who lleept in a van perked out- side a friend's Costa Mesa home, taid the chance that be may actu- ally die prompted him to get clean, buy a car, look for a job and try to take care of hil 5-yeer-old ton. •Looking at dee stun -1.f you l\ll'Y'lve that -you ~ at things differently,• be MJd. •And I wOC'iiltd about my aon. wbl.t wu going to bapPeft to blm If I died.• se.wil SDODtba ego Cualty WU ~ wttb • &lftl canc.w. Wbm be Wt .. hoiPta1 four • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 Books for cooks at . . Newport libraries C ooks who take their work serious- ly know that beyond cooking, putting delicious food on a table can require researching recipes, plan- ning met).us, and finding thevrlght tools and ingredients. For all these tasks, Newport libraries bffer ample Reference Collection resources; some titles also are available for circulation. To get up to speed iri the kitchen, budding chefs might start with "The Book of Food," a stunning reference that could be a guide to any farmers' market. Color photos illustrate information about some 1,000 -exotic and everyday ingredients, while line drawings demonstrate such proce- dures as cut- ting a chicken or preparing a pineapple. Additional data about foods, nutrition and culinary terms is in "Food Lover's Companion• and "The International Dictionary of Food and Nutrition.• A more esoteric focus inspires "Gourmet Ingredients,• a gastronomic world tour with both tradi- tional recipes and new uses for exotic fare. • Student body president at OCC is learning aho-µt leadership SHE IS Amy Wise, a 19-year~old fountain Valley resident who is the 1996-91 student body president of Orange Coast Col- lege in Costa Mesa. SECOND TIME AROUND "I think OCC is a really friendly campus," Wise said, who is a graduate of Los Ami- gos High • School and an Orange Coast College scholar- ship winner. "Not only that, but I have mends who first went to USC and UCLA and came back to Coast because they liked it better. "That~ me feel proud to say th.At I go there.• During her freshman year at Orange Coast College, Wise was required to take an associ- ated student government lead- ership course, which first · prompte<l her intere~ in run- ning for student body presi- dent. "I never thought about run- ning until a friend of mine told me she thought I'd do a good job," WJ.Se said. "I then began to think that, bey, I could do this, and decided to give it a try." During the first OCC elec- !r°~ f:r0:~~n~:un~d ,s:~ one got ·chosen because the board of trustees felt there weren't enough qualified peo- ple to elect. But after the second set of elections, Wise secured the presi~ency. HOWfTSDONE Leaming about leadership and diffusing student apathy on campus is a routine.part of Wise's day. "During our Monday meet- ings, student council members learn everything from posture and how to present yourself correctly to the leadership styles of famous presidents," WJ.Se said. "On Wednesdays, we have an open forum for stu- dents to come and speak about anything they think is impor- tant and then we break up into groups to talk about ·current projects. "OCC students who just wake up, go to work, go to school and don't get involved are missing out on the college experience. It's all what you make of it, even at the junior college level. " FllTURE PRESIDENTI Currently a major in politi- cal science, Wise hasn't totally ruled out the idea of a political future. "I've given it a lot of thought and the one thing I don't want to deal with is the politics with-For the definitive word about classic cuisine, including explanations about everything from abaisse (a sheet of uncooked pastry) to zwieback (a crack- er), browse through "Larousse Gas- tronomique." Rewritten to reflect con- temporary sensibilities, the newest edi- tion has information about modern appli- ances and ethnic cuisine. Chefs who pre- fer to focus on meals' happy endings will be well served by "The International Dictionary of Desserts, Pastries, and Confections," a guide to the world's favorite sweets an.d the techniques to prepare them. Lots going on at local schools Aie you planning a party with a peri- od theme? Find instructions for favorite dishes from the 1920s through the '90s in everything edible. "Fashionable Food, Seven Decades of Food Fads." Have you wondered whether the refriger- ator is any place for a tomato or how long a turkey can be safely frozen? Check out •Keeping Food Fresh." a guide to choosing and storing Any cook who's ever run out of an ingredient at an inopportune time knows the value of improvisation . Rather than run to the store, the chef in distress might call library reference, where staff can check for an alterna- tive in "1000 Cooking Substitutions." Without leaving the kitchen, meal plan- ners also can request recipes via fax, possibly from • Recipex," a master index with 40,000 entries covering recipes from the "Joy of Cooking," "The Silver Palate Cookbook" and 50 other popular s·ources. If you yearn to pass on family recipes, you may have considered authoring a . cookbook. Learn how with #How to Write a Cookbook & Get It Published.• Finally, il you're really serious about food, a career program or cooking course may belong on your menu. Pick up a bible of culinary education, listing profes- sional, non:vocational and vacation pro- grams for aspiring chefs, in the 1996 edi- tion of "The Guide to Cooking Schools." • OECK fT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's col· umn is by Claudia Peterman. Mariners Elementary Math, art, P.E., cooking, dis- secting, history and reading are just some of the things Mariners bas been doing. In the sixth grade, we just got back from Outdoor Science School at Ponderosa Pines. We had a lot of fun. We also are starting our Oral History Report and starting to learn songs for the Oral Tea. The fifth grade is dissecting sharks and fish. They are also doing poetry folders at comput- ers. The fourth grade is learn- ing about the California Indians and they are going to the Envi- ronmental Nature Center. They are also going to the Irvine Art .Museum to see Impressionists' paintings. They also do P.E. together. The third grade is doing the Campfire Classroom Program to gain knowledge and skills. They also did the Great Pump- kin Caper. They weighed, mea- sured, cowited and estimated the seeds of the pumpkin. The second grade is going to the Kellogg House Discovery Museum. They are studying pilgrims, Columbus and ances- tors. They are interviewing old- er people. - First grade is busy for the Thanksgiving Program and feast. Three classes will be Indi- ans and three are Pilgrims in the program. In the program they will sing, dance and recite poems. In kindergarten, they are studying Indians and Pil- grims and the first Thanksgiv- ing. They are also learning about fall. . At Mariners we have read 24,611 books so far! We are looking forward to a great year! -ALYSSA REEHL Mariners Student Council president and ANNIE WIGHT, Student Council vice president Q Sonora Elementary Marc Daniels broke the all- time "Bes't Poot Forward" read- ing record at Sonora Ele- mentary School by ea.ming an amazing 560 points. "This is the highest point total in the 10- Marc Daniels year history of the program,• said school librarian Tina Pbadenbauer. HHe read and correctly answered questions on over 200 books, totalling some 22,000 pages." Leslie McAurtbur came in second at an outstanding 516. "In past years, winners scored about 200, but when the 1995 winner got up to 504, we thought we had an unbreakable record. I guess records are made to be broken,• said Phaden- hauer. "These students worked very hard and did a lot of mean- ingfu!reading." Daniels and McAu.rthur plan to be back at it as the '96-'97 school year gets under way. -P. DANIELS, T. PHADEN- HAUER Q Ensign Intermediate As part of a year-long com- petition between "home room" classes, the studen ts of Ensign Intermediate have been bring- ing food to help the needy in our community to enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday. The REAQEBS HQDJNE · 642.f;086 Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories. lllum 4rtlont, edito- rial Mlltter"' ~ herein can be reproducled with- out wrttt.n permission of copy-right owner. VOL 90. NO. 276 Record your comments about the Dally Piiot °' news tJps. ADORIS5 Out Ndr .. Is 310 W. Bay St, Costa Mesi, Calif. 92627. It It 1he Piiot's policy to prompt- !)' C0"9d all etTon of submnce. ,,..,. C'All 574-4233. HOW IO BEACH us ~ The Time Ora19 County (IOO) 2Sl-91'1 ~. o.ifted 642.wll ~642..021 ...... Mewl 54C).1 w Spcn642..WO --. SpofU ,_ 646-4170 f-Melf: ~Ink.net ...... Oftb ...,,.. Offlct 642-4321 .... , .. 611•5'02 MlllJNfllip ~ ~~ ..... •""-.... ~ ... TEMIEltAn.5 Newport Beach 70{46 Balboa 7W46 Costa Mesa 74141 Corona del Mar 7W46 SURF flCJMaST LOCATION SIZE w.dge 2-4s Nlwport 2...-s Bladtlts 2...-s "Iver Jetty 2-4 s CdM 2...-s • TIDl!I ,..., Ftmhlgh 12.:ll a.m. . .•..••. 3.1 Flnt low •*a.rn· ........ .2.1 Second high 11l47 a.m. .. ..... 5.1 lecond low i :17p.m. . ........ 03 ' healthy combination of compe- tition and philanthropy has led the Ensign students to gener- ate enough food to make a sig- nificant difference to many needy families in our area. The student body of just over 1,000 students has collect- ed 30 turkeys and 1,825 canned and boxed food items, as well as some cash. It looks like there is a tie for first place, with Mrs. Lawson's and Ms. Wagner's second period class- es. The student council will be treating these students to an ice cream float party as well as awarding them points toward their HClass of the Year" com- petition. Great work. stu- dents! The "Class of the Year" competition will continue . throughout the year and will culminate in the spring with the three top classes earning a field trip to Palace Park for their efforts. In addition to the food col- lected for the Thanksgiving celebration, the Ensign stu- dents sent 1, l 00 pounds of candy to Fairview Hospital for Halloween. The next project they are planning is to collect wiwrapped Christmas gifts for needy children to bring good cheer and happy smiles to underprivileged little ones at Christmas. Student council adviser Jan Luxembourger is simply over-· whelmed and amazed by the generosity of Ensign students and their enthusiastic response to the competition and the opportunity to make a meaningful and positive cl.if-.. ference in the community. The contributions are being handled and distrib- uted by Friends In Se~ce SATUllDAY first high 1:241.m. . ....... J .7 Flnt low 5:42 a.m. . . ..... .3.0 SKondhlgh 11:30 a.m. . ..... A.6 Second low · 7:o6 p.m. . .•...... 0.6 • • in the politics," she said. u1 guess· I'm too much of a Girl Scout -I can't tell a lie." However, Wise said she does want to continue to make a positive difference as a leader and will probably get involved in student govern- ment at the university level when she graduates this spring. •rm hoping to transfer to either the University of Califor- nia, Los Angeles or San Diego State University," Wise said. "But that's still awhile away. Right now I want to focus on getting as many students involved as possible and build- ing programs that will contin- ue to give back to the commu- nity .• -Story by Kathleen Haney Photo by Don Leach Reading partners Mayra Casillas (left) and Karlna Art.as. to Humanity (FISH). a local charitable organization. You can contact FISH to make con- tributions of your own by call- ing 645-8050. ~BARBARA WAGNER teacher 0 Wilson Elementary The sound of children's voic- es filled a classroom at Wilson Elementary in Costa Mesa receliffy as a group of fourth graders enthusiastically read to their first grade partners. The project they participated in was part of the Camp Fire Boys and Girls' program entitled HA Gift of Giving," which trains volunteers to work with children to teach them the value of vol- unteering and giving to others. HThis prpject was incredibly exciting because the children. really enjoyed the activity, and:' they actually became role mod-:. els for the yowiger students,• said volwiteer Brenda Ponson- by. "In the long run,· we hope. they continue to enjoy reading to others and that they become role models for their parents and siblings as well." · Through group discussiot\ and sharing, Ms. Ponsonby was able to help the children initiate, plan and implement a successful project which 'focused on their school communi,ty. In addition to reading from their favorite Eng.: lish books, the children alsQ . selected books in Spanish to read to first graders who had not yet learned to read th~ English language. -AURORA ANTE public relations professional· Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable #?rice $125/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations,, partnerships, mergers, acqulsltlons, l:>uy~sell agreements, contracts arid collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, tide disputes, work..outs ESTATt Pl.ANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Admf nistratlon LEGAL -OPTIONS . j>eter buff a After the gobbling, a ¢ce day for noodles Puta today. OK. lfl not very seasonal. especially the day after T-Day. But be honest. Do we need any more reports on c;lever ideas for leftovers or the dangers of stuffing your bird too &ariy? I think not. Anyone who doesn't know how to get that tJting stuffed, cooked and saved }?y now should get a memo from Washington. •0ear Otizen, you nave been declared a health haz-arct by the FDA. You may not cook any more turkeys. U you wish to appeal this ruling, too bad. Have a nice day." : Pasta, though, is a different !flory. When you've tired of pasta, you've tired of life. I think about it, dream about it, obsess over it, make my wife nuts talking about il. I wax poetic when it's done l-'ell and seethe when it's done poorly. That's because I'm a first ~eneration Italian-American. :Both my parents were bom in Daly. Somewhere in my DNA J>elix there is a height gene, a llair color gene and a pasta gene. And that brings us to Marco Polo. · Sony to shatter legends, but Marco Polo did not bring pasta to Italy from China when he returned biumphant in 1295. There are written references to clried pasta in Italy as early as 1279. : An alternate myth is that the Etruscans -the ancestors of mod- ~ Italians, by the way, not the 'omans -invented pasta circa 400 B.G. Bogus. The Chinese were boiling a variety of noodles ~ore 1000 B.C . and there are ~erences to boiling noodles made of flour in the 5th century Jerusalem Thlmud. Be all that as il may, by the 16th century, pasta ~d become the sine qua non of 1111 Ital1an meal. :-Another myth, closer to home Gut just as inaccurate, is that lbomas Jefferson introduced pas- ta to America. Jefferson was iiideed an Italopbile, traveled (here a number of times, and QVen shipped two cases of "mac- earony" to Monticello in 1789. But pasta was a New World favorite long before Jefferson and early Americans knew exactly what Yankee Doodle was talking about when he • ... called it "mac- carony." The British, in fact, had a greater hand than the Italians in introducing pasta to the colonies. They would boil it for half an hour (gakl), mix it with sharp cheese and heavy cream, then bake it. You're right - "macaroni and cheese.• How ironic. A thoroughly common dish that most Americans think was invented by Kraft, turns out to have more of a pedigree in this cxnmt:ry than the snootiest crown. roast. Let's go over basic terms. It's 8ll •pasta.• Every shape, si7.e and texture you've ever seen, and a few you haven't, gets filed under pasta. Next comes macaroni (maccheroni, in Italian.) A lot of people use "pasta• and •maca- roni" interchangeably. They shouldn't.. In proper pa.st-ese, macaroni is the tubular stuff -ziti, penne, i:tgatonJ.. etc. Even~ ~tti is mac:aron}. To a purist, its l\1lt turbo-cha.rged rigatoni.. J.ianicotti meens •cooked laands, • by the way. When the ocotta-stutted sbe11s are arranged tlde-by..side on a plAte, they felllinded someone of a human '8nd. Oever, but not too appetiz-lig. t:• Th. e other major claa is every-g that CDD8I tn long strands. B etti. linguine, fattucdne, etc. Surpdltngly. whoever ed everything had a trolesque sense ol humor. Un-~ means •little tongues," ver- ~ "little worms" and =Int, •littJe baln. • Now you're in a trendy Italian a.taurant. you can im.prell your Otends by explalnf:eg why Ameri-pn restaurants prefer to c.a1l ~Uni •angel balr" Wtead of i tranalatk>ll. 1be other dMllon 11 dried 'Y9l"IUI u il'I oa the llhelftl, tt'I It tt't ID a mollt. tt'I frelb. ii'*'*'' 1he amww may tlrpdle you wt.i nm we meet. ... you nm w..t tot .,,,. Art C'.oNiDg P.-• or-·~ ~ Stllff oa tbe • -------::..------- - - -_! _-.. - ... -_--............ ....,. . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 • • ' FRIENDS TO THE LAST lb ..._.._ -....------~·--------------------~~-........,. _.-. 'lJpenty years. lpte~ bon<!§:-JJ[~ ,~ti[.: strong aniong high school buddi,es By Jennifer Armstrong, lJaiJy Pilot 1\venty years ago, 17 local high school boys swore their friendships would endure until their deaths. Their senior year they pooled their money and asked one of their pa1e1ftS to buy them a bottle of champagne for a tradition they called the "Last Man." The idea for the tradition originated with group leader Tom Freeman's dad, who formed a similar group of friends in World War Il. Every Thanksgiving they gath- er in Corona del Mar to toast their friendships, usually with cans of beer. When one of the friends dies, the rest of the group will eulogize him at the annual gath- ering. When only one man remains, he will -0pen the cham- pagne and toast by himseli to his lifelong friends. But it's not a ll so serious. They've yet to lose a member. And after the toast, the celebra- tion livens up e nough lo be mis- taken for a fraternity bonding night. It all ,starts the night before Thanksgiving when they gather at one of the guys' parents' homes in Corona del Mar. The guys became friends while attending Corona del Mar High School and working together at the Fun Zone Boat Co. in Balboa. Now, with their wives and children, they return to their hometown from all over the country -San Diego, San Francisco, Chicago, Pittsburgh, AUanta. Then they read letters from the friends who couldn't m~e it for various reasons: a new job, a wife about to give birth. This year, as Santa Ana winds and the smell of men's cologne wafted through Chuck and Gary Buelow's parents' living room, nine of the 17 raised their Coors Light to 20 years of friendship. After that they headed out to The Place, a Coast Highway bar owned by a friend who went to Corona del Mar High School with them. "They really roll out the red carpet for us there," said Free- man, 37, now a Lake Forest resi· dent. On Thanksgiving, they con- vene at Abraham Lincoln Ele- mentary School where most af them attended grade school. There they divide into teams and play football before heading back to someone's home for Thanks- giving dinner. And in that game lies the true key to bringing everyone back to Corona del Mar year after year, Chuck Buelow said. "You just want to keep playing sports," he explained when asked why their friendships have endured.• Throughout their two-day eel- BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT Tom Freeman (center) is surrounded by 11 of 17 friends who swear to remain close. They are (clockwise from left) Dave Blass, Dave Gambil, Tom Neeson, John Goeggel, Steve Layton, Kevin Baldrldle, Gary Buelow, Jlm Rush, Chuck Buelow and Greg Wilfahrt. ebratlon, they constantly rib each other about getting old, gaining weight, going bald. They even make light of the sappiness of the "Last Man" tradition. "Tissue anybody?" someone quipped sar- castically Wednesday night as Freeman finished reading a letter from a guy who couldn't make it. But for that one moment, every year when they toast, the testosterone-laden jokes and games come fo a halt. That's when Freeman reads from the certificate they pasted 20 years ago to the green glass of the champagne bottle. That beige paper squate bears all their names along with their toast Said Freeman, "Each year we will toast together the fnendships we have shared. unttl the last man . and he shall toast alone." .. • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 . J. ... r -... , \ ~ ::;--~ .. - I n honor of his birthday, Pastor Juan Coronado (above) gets a birthday kiss from 5-year-old Lupita Gonza- lez during Sunday's afternoon church -·~ services. Right. Pas- tor Coronado's brother-In-law, Guillermo Ortiz, responds to Sunday's sermon. At left. Pas- tor Coronado con- ducts services at La Puerta Ablerta Church ln Costa Mesa. DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY BRIAN POBUDA Twas a month before Christmas And all through the store ~~!.~ Facials 250/c Weaves I I ° Color I I Off w I coupon I Hanging from rafters Were flannels galore Cozy and comfy These gowns are the best You be the Santa And we'll do the rest! 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Jobless, driftinglrom apart- ment to apartment, alley to alley, be faced odds that pointed direct- ly to a morgue slab. Enter brother-in-law Jose Coronado, who happens to be a pastor at La Puerta Abierta Church in Costa Mesa. Last week he drove down with bis wife to find Ortiz and bring him back. u1 told him, we're going to tie you up, we're going to put you in the trunk, and we're going to take you," said a smiling Coronado, a former heroin fiend himself, sit- ting in his church office across from Ortiz. Ortiz returned the smile. A day ago he was shooting heroin. Now he was clean, scrubbed, and shaven, and the withdrawal pains hadn't struck full-force yet. "I'm sweating a little bit," he said. Ortiz will spend Thanksgiving with Coronado and his family before enrolling in Teen Chal- lenge, a drug rehabilitation pro- gram in Bakersfield. He's been through the program four times before. This time he hopes to stay clean for good. "If I get out there (on the streets), I'm gonna collapse and go to hell," Ortiz said. "I don't want to go to hell. I believe .qi God, real bad.• !'.:> Ortiz, who says he has been in and out of prison on drug charges since be was 18, has a manner that seems uncommonly gentle for a convict. He is thin to the point of skeletal, with clothes that seem two sizes too large for him, and crude tattoos cover his arms, neck, and back. There are still Your Newport Beach headquarters for o(~{J'JN, For Children and Adults Sleepwear • R~bea • Slippers scabs over the artwork on his left arm where the needles went in. In the presence of Coronado, who once stole to support a $150- a-day habit, Ortiz behaves with extreme deference bordering on awe. drtiz listens carefully when the pastor speaks in the, soft voice that be uses away from the pulpit. And when Coronado thunders out a sermon to a packed congre- gation, pacing the stage, growl- ing, gesturing, Ortiz seems abnost transfixed. He hopes to emulate the pastor's rise from the hell of addiction. •I tell everybody in prison," Ortiz said. "I tell them my broth- er-in-law's a man of God. They all trip out. I say he was an addict, now he's a man of God." Having seen the influence of religion in prison, he said, "I say, 'God's got to be real.'" Coronado celebrated his 45th birthday Sunday, and he is not naive. He knows the pull of a junkie's habit. He knows a junkie will do almost anything for a fix. But he has allowed Ortiz to live with him, with his wife and his two daughters, since the rescue from San Diego. The gesture of good faith is not lost OD Ortiz. "I'm an addict, OK?" Ortiz said. "They've got money in their house, they've got 1Vs in their house. They're giving me the responsibility to let me stay there." Another new face will be at the Coronado household this Thanksgiving. It belongs to an 8- year-otd girl named Margarita, whose mother is undergoing heroin withdrawals at the Bakers- field program. The girl will stay with 'the Coronados until the mother is well again. Coronado said it could take years. But the family will celebrate this Thanksgiving in a South Coast Drive apartment, which they can afford only with the help • Contributions can be sent to ta Puerta AbiertA ChUith • 140 w. Wiison St.. Costll ~ 92627. of local churches and charities. Last month a fire scorched the Hamilton Street house they lived in for 13 years. The insurance money, which has not arrived, might not ever come through. The Coronados are wearing donated clothes. They are broke. And the pastor's worsening liver disease, induced by years of drug abuse, has driven him to the hos- pital often in the last month. As a pastor he is accustomed to helping others and resists asking for help himself, he said. "There is a pride in your heart that says, 'No, you're not going to do that,'" he said. "We have to humble ourselves ... to say, 'Please, we need your help. Help us.'" Beautify Your Yard! 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Poola & 8pM • Sprinkler S)"St.ems • Landscape Lighting • Drainage SpedallstB GLASSELL MASONRY COMPANY 434-7744 Lie. •489443 "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FURNITURE • DRAPERIES CUSTOM fURNmJRE RE-UPHOLSTERY 2.()CJIC.· I ' <_)l;I · · ,., Come Visit Our Newly Expanded FtOORING DEPARTMENT •Carpet •Wood •linoleum -w.a....~&Ruga •Vinyl • Mar"ble • rue ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 I • readers write Se mueh-to-he thankful-for-A V IVID LESSON -Pen-pal program with impoverished Native~erican cJi!lik'!n in ~ Valaiui litls~Jilgmenquy~(JbrtiCulio:ty ·~ ~• EDITOlt'S NOTE: Because of the tremendous response from Dally Pilot readers to our Thanksgiving issue, we were unable to print all of our readen' letters telling what they are thankful for. Here are just a few more: I 'm thankfuJ for waking up in the morning which means I've already had a successful day! I've travelled to many places in the world where even saying why one is thankful is controlled by government and then have retuuted to the good 'ol USA where one can offer one's thoughts to the Daily Pilot and not be worried about being arrested. Lastly, I'm thankful to have such wonderful family and friends and live in sucb a won- derful place. 1 am truly blessed. JEFFREY UITELL Santa Ana Heights Last year 1 was privileged to be asked to respond to your request and that response was •our family.• As I reflect on 1996, I am no less appreciative of our family, but I find a specials appreciation to an activity that has, over the past few years, taken on a unique and significant roll in Qur family. . I'm thankful for the quality of Newport Harbor's football pro- gram. Jeff Brinkley, Ciarelli, Bargas, Brown, Vetica, Calloway and Conrad have elevated prep foot- ball to an art form. They not only build wins, they build winners. Years from now, our sons will reflect on how genuinely fortu- nate they were to interact with men of their caliber. I've reflected on the gang tragedies that daily cover the news and how the absence of positive leadership plays such a ·critical factor in this growing socials cancer. I'm genuinely thankful these dedicated men have elected to share their values and leadership skills with our sons in this most meaningful period of their young lives. We locals are incredibly fortu- nate -the quality of our Priln¥Y and secondary educational &"9S- 1 . . . tem is~ g<#d-but Btmk- ley and company have set a stan- dard in their arena few can approach, much less match, and for which the Johns' family (me in particular) is mighty, mighty thankful. BUCK JOHNS Newport Beach I am most thankful for faith, forg!veness, family and friends. My laith is an anchor which bas held me steady throughout a year filled with the loss of dear friends and news of tn1gic illness in family. Experiencing God's love throughout the year puts perspective and significance on all of life. Family is so much fun. Watch- ing each other grow, laughing together, struggling to "make it• and watching the grandkids gig- .gle over the little things in a world which is yet unspoiled by the anger and prejudice of adult- hood is so rewarding. Friends ... I have so many and they are all so supportive. They were there in the good times and in the trials. I hope each of them knows how much they are val- ued. WAYNE l<RAJSS President, Southern California College Thirty-one years ago I drove into Newport Beach and thought I'd arrived in paradise. Halling from Minnesota, my parents thought I was •doomed forever in the iniquitous stale of Califor- nia on the edge of the Patjfic" that was anything except Mid- western conservative, but as 1 sat at Berkshire's Restaurant on the bay throwing darts, I knew I'd found my "home away from home." And as these 31 years have passed, I'm thankful to have •grown up• in my adopted home, where there is a wealth of community "giving back" and opportunities that allow me to be involved in that process; I'm thankful to work with outstand- ing community and dty leaders who share the same spirit within me, that investing in this dty is the sacred calling of us all. I'm thankful to wake up every day in THE #1 GAME ROOM SPECIALISTS! Let us help you custom-design your new boom room tor the holidays! ~~,/,,(" PMAp ~IVUl~ j g';rdl,_.;,~.,. . "6ud"'V.r~ ~6, ef .:J!JnUl.H,.,~ o//~,-/d ,./ .!£,.,:.;,,~ ~· .~n.rj.JO/UV' ~.ry/;tf/;..; HOLIDAY SPECIAL Real Slate Pool Tables from $1199.00! SAL ES • ACCESSOR IES • MOV ING ~ 71-' I X.'O-SS7 I ( """ ' ' I I " I ,\ \ '" I. I I' ii, II I • 2 ~ -~ I \I I l I. I I '.1 d, II . I I ' I . 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And of greater importance, I am thank- ful that my wife, Linda, OUI three children and l have the good for- tune of living in a beautiful area which offers excellent schools, pristine beaches, watel" sports, ideal weather, unsurpassed cul- tural acbvities and, of course, many excellent and challenging goU courses and other recre- ational activities. Few men have more. DANNY BIBB Newport Beach I am thankful to the Daily Pilot for making the statement "the older I get the better I was" come true. During the ti.me between the announcement of my election to the Basketball Hall of Fame and the induction, the Pilot had multiple articles and a daily highlight leading up to the "Salata Banquet" at the Balboa Bay Club. This prompted Wendy Leece to say I had stolen her newspaper. The whole period has been full of excitement for me and my family. Thanks Pilot and happy holidays to all. GEORGE YARDLEY Newport Beach By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Jessica Safran remembers thinking as a third grader that all Native Americans lived in tepees. aut a year later, helpmg her mother pack Cd!dboard boxes full Of gifts for Sioux Indians, the Lin- coln Elementary fourth grader tells what she now sees as the sad truth. ·Some of them are living in broken-down cars and houses with holes,· 9-yedr-old Jessica srud "It's pretty hard. Sometimes I think I'm pretty greedy because of dU the stuff I have when the Indians don't have anything" A presenldl.Jon two weeks ago by locdl resident Phil Stevens, a Sioux lndtdn, that showed the caves, tdr-pdpe r huts and auto- mobiles where Sioux Indians in Pine Ridge, S.D ., reside was a wake-up cdU to many Lincoln Elementary students about how much they hdve lo be thankful for this Thdnksg1ving. "I'm lhdnklul for the house that we have," said Kristina Freeman, a student m Ltn<..la Thompson's thtrd grade class. "I feel very sorry tor the southwest- ern Indians. I really wish they had houses 1..tke us." The school responded to the lnctians' needs by expanding the third-grade class' clothing and gift drive tor the Indians to the entire student body. . Nearly all of Thompson's stu- dents have brought in gifts. GREAT GIFTS AT GREAT VALUES #222 Heritage Tin Christmas Blend Coffee Is Back! . . . HICKORY FARMS~ FAS HION ISLAND (Located between Macys & Robimons • May wing) 759-1137 WESTCLIFF PLAZA J 7th SL at Irvine Newport Beach 642-0972 Ju part of ber Thanksgiving pro- ject. Katie Chan shares the hJstory of her family with a com-busk doll rep- resenting her grandmother's modem day Plf" grtmage. Chan and her third-grade classmates wUl send needed items to Sioux Indians in South Dakota. DON LEACH I DAILY PllOT "1 brought in some very warm snow coats," Alexine Rodenhws said. "They could freeze to death in tl'le cold weather.• Zakary Warsaw said he was troubled by the number of adults who die on the reservations, leaving the children to fend them.selves or rely on otheI"S. "They're so poor that we're helping them," Eston Greub said. "I hope they have a happy "l feel sorry for the children," Zakary said. "How would you like to live just with your broth- ers and sisters with no parents?" lif •. e. "Sometimes they have lots of people inside one house and it's really squished in there ,• Yas- mine Tomhnson said. "I'm thankful r have a school and a nice teacher " Scott Garan said he was thankful for his education and for food . "I wish nobody had to be poor,· he said. Ft~ JOHn LEOnHRD'S eOLf' •MOP J. 1111v ....,,_ 11 ... u<KCoww EXTENDED HOLIDAY HOURS NOVEMBER 2 -2 7 MondJy-Saturday : 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday : II a.m. to 6:30 p.m. NOVEMBER 28 Thanksgiving Day: Closed NOVEMBER 29 Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. NOVEMBER 30 -DECEMBER 14 Monday-Saturday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. ' DECEMBER 15 -23 Monday-Saturday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. DECEMBER 24 Christmas Eve: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. DECEMBER 25 Christmas Day: Closed DECEMBER 26 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. DECEMBER 31 -JANUARY I New Years Eve and New Years Day 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. San 0~ (405) fr:wY. al JJ3J Bear Sl., 'Costa Mesa CA 92626 (71 4) 4lS·ll60 faij) 112. .. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1996 SANTA APPEARANCE Bayview Ave. Five large rooms will be filled with more than 30 vendors. For more information, call 955-3351~. .. ..,i. lb• Oran~ Cowity Market Place Will feature a California Christmas with Santa and his ....-.z196_1l. red conv~Qible Cadillac .. beg1ruiln~ tdday hhm 1 a.m. to~ WllHIUmMS ~ ' • '/ .. p.m. at the Orange County Fair-The Orange County Cl)Apter of grounds in Costa Mesa at Pair the Swedish Women's Education- Drive and the 55 freeway. Admis-al Association is having its annual sion is $1 and children under the Swedish Christmas Fair to pro- age of 12 are free. Parking is free. mote Swedish Ollture and tradi- For more information, call 723· tions from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the 6665. Costa Mesa ~eighborhood Com- munity Center, 1845 Park Ave. CRAFT BOUTIQUE Admission is free for children The public is invited to a qual-under the age of 12 and $2 for ity craft boutique from 9 a.m. to 4 others. For information, call 640- p.m .. with a variety of Christmas 1181. decorations, gifts, things for the kitchen and every room of the home, clothing, jewelry, kids things, food, etc.. at a Newport Beach home at 20082 Bayview Ave. Five large rooms will be filled with more than 30 vendors. For more information, call 955- 3351. SATURDAY OZ BUS TOUR MGM-UA Home Entertain- ment, Greyhound Bus Lines and Planet Hollywood present The Wizard of Oz "Yellow Brick Road Bus Tour" from noon to 6 p .m. in the parking lot at Planet Holly- wood, 1641 W. Sunflower. The traveling museum features eye- catching "Oz" graphics, authen- tic Oz memorabilia and a Scare- crow look-alike character. Admis- sion is free. For more information, call 434-STAR. LEADERSHIP TAU< The Parvin Institute for Peace Creation offers a seminar on Leadership Programming and Leader Mak.mg from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cannery Village, 412 31st St.. Newport Beach. For reservations, call 723-0405. FREE KAYAKING A free kayaking clinic is being offered by Paddle Power from 9 a.m. to noon at the New- port Dunes in Newport Beach. There will be a variety of single and double kayaks available. For more information, call 675- 1215. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 2 p.m. to discuss The Zone, the nutrition plan devel- oped by bestselling author Barry Sears, at Country Store Nutri- llon, 1775 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. For more information, call 673-3588. CRAFT BOUTIQU E The public ts invited lo a quabty craft boutique from 9 a m. to 4 p.m .. with a variety of Chnstmas decorations, gifts, things for the kitchen and every room of the home, clothing, jew- elry, kids things, food, etc., at a Newport Beach home at 20082 . MONDAY TREE LIGHTING ·The annual public Christmas tree-lighting ceremony will take place at 6:30 p.m. at The Offices of South Coast Plaza, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The event includes a live concert of holiday classics performed by The All-American Boys Chorus, fol- lowed by the tree-lighting cere- mony and the arrival of Santa Claus. For more information, call 435-2100. SWIM PROGRAM Orange Coast College offers a Master's Swim Program designed to promote life-long fitness at 6:30 a.m. Monday through Friday beginning today through Dec. 20 in OCC's Gymnasium pool. The class is designed for swimmers ages 19 or older. Registration fee is $40. For more information, call 432-5880. 2333 Ent Cont Hwv Coron• del Mer, CA, 92825 2 doors south of Ruby's OPEN 7 DAV. A WEEK 7•m-3pm *Thuredey, Frtdey I Snurdlry 7mm-10pm ~-LAS ...... ' __ EL~CHITO HOLIDAY FIESTAS Co111plete Catering Services I Sizzling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar ........ Roo•• Available in M any Locat ions Party Trap To Go Pickup> Arranged at Location Nearest You For a Fiesta to Remember, Call 645-0209 ADD TAU< t' . ~·....... . . Agreements Pursuant to Divorce at 6:30 p.m . at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Cost is $10. Reservations are required at 514.()866. POm RYSALE Students enrolled in Orange Coast College's ceramics classes will conduct their 20th annual Christmas Art Pottery Sale from 9 N.wport 8..cblComa .._Daily Piloc C(>astline Counseling Center often a tree lecture on Atten- tion Deficit Disorder: The Big Pic:tlU$;-Ot 1 p ,m. at 1200 ~uail St., Swte 105, Newport Beach. ·---~.m. l'O"' 6 p:m:"'llt the-e~ to OCC's Student Center. Prices ~...4 $5 an4-l0% of the~~ can Women, Federated. wW have its monthly meeting at 9 a.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. There w1il also be a fashion show and Uie Ce.rolen from Golden West College will pfoviae enter- ~ent. ~ation ~at 8 a-.m.·eost~~ call 499-2'37. For more information, call 476-PARKS MEETING 0991. The Par~, eaches, and ··ll~--~ '* City ot Newpon is having A free local support group its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. in meets at 1 p.m. to dJ.scuss The Council Chambers, 3300 Newport Zone, the nutrition plan devel-Blvd., Newport Beach. For infor- oped by bestselling author Barry mation, call 644-3151. Sears, at the Institute for Holistic 'Il'eatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, New- port Beach. For more information, call 673-3588. POTTERY SALE Students enrolled in Orange Coast College's ceramics classes will conduct their 20th annual Christmas Art Pottery Sale from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the entrance to OCC's Student Center. Prices begin at $5 and 20% of the pro- ceeds will go toward the purchase of equipment for OCC's Ceramic Club. For more information, call 432-5515. ADD TAU< Coastline Counseling Center offers a lecture on Attention Deficit Disorder: Personality Styles and Relationships from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. For more information, call 476- 0991. DIVORCE TALK The Law Offices of Llsa A. Ciancio offers a seminar on Prop- erty Division and Settlement LIFE CHANGES The Newport Beach Public Library offers a free program on Tools for Dealing with Change, a discussion on how to acquire skills for effectively dealing with changes in life, at noon in the Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more informa- tion, call 717-3801. BUSrNESS LUNCHEON The Newport Beach Christian Women's Club is having a lun- cheon from-11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Cost is $18. To R.S.V.P., call 760- 9616. WEDNESDAY FREE EXAMS The YWCA EncorePLUS pro- gram for early breast cancer detection offers free exams for women age 40 and older of limit- ed means at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. Mammograms, clinical breast exams and monthly self-exam instructions will be available throughout the day. To sign up, call 806-2037. 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For more inf onnation, call 432-5515. BUSINESS. MEETING Cummins & White Lawyers offers a free seminar on New Fed- eral Rules Favoring Limited Pub- lic Offerings Up to $5M -Reach- ing Out to Unknown Investors and Testing the Waters at 7 p.m. at 2424 S.E. Bristol St., Suite 300, Newport Beach. To R.S.V.P., call 852-1800 . THURSDAY SEWNGVALUE The Newport Beach Public Library offers a free sales work- shop on Selling Value at 7 p.m. in the Friends' Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The program will focus on increasing value rather than lowering price. For more information, call 717-3801. BUSINESS MEETING The Orange County Republi- POmRYSALE Students enrolled in Orange Coast College's ceramics classes will conduct their 20th annual Christmas Art Pottery Sale from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the e~trance to OCC's Student. Center. Prices begin at $5 and 20% of the pro-. ceeds w:\11 go toward the purchase of equipment for OCC's Ceramic Club. For more information, call 432-5515. OPEN HOUSE Orange Coast College offers a holiday open house for OCC's Re- Entry Center from 11:30.a.m. to 1 p .m. in the college's Faculty House. The Re-Entry Center is designed to assist individuals who wish to return to school following a break in their academic careers. For more informat4>11, call 432- 5162. I • Send your AROUND TOWN items to: The Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call S40-1224, ext .. 333. NOW OPEN! Beautiful Trees at Beautiful Prices! °" ]"""1orw 0-&.Ji 8!'1 (1 6/oelt ""fdl of P.CH.) ' Now on tbe Water in Newport Beacb A tra/Jitwn of a truly Florenlilu cui.Jine continaul SERVING LUNCH & DINNER • Happy Hour • Piano Bar Nightly SURVIVOR CONTINUED FROM 1 In May, Cessity ended up at Today, Cassity ii physically Sha.re Our Selves -a Costa only a shadow of himself. The Mesa emergency assistance chemotherapy left him weak, facility -barely able to walk. thin and with little hair. Workers th~ teok sity to ·1 Jdnd ~ funny. look- -,--·--' 11re -einefgency roo f HO'ag-ing,• h~d. "tusedto beltpto-_..., H~ ....-~ , t 200 p9u~ Wted weights. bis drug use. •1 was ~g.-out <Jl\ ~ ~ he said. ·sut there's money in there (prison). there's drugs in there. U you want it you can get it." He spent more than six years in prison ahd was sent back again for using drugs while on probation. When he finally was released from prison he landed a job, got married and bad a son. But the drugs lured him back. "When you're on drugs, you think you're invisible," he said. "When I look back, I was a jerk. During that tim(! I wasn't clear - you think you're doing every- thing OK but you don't realize what you're doing. I'd think, 'So what if I'm spending $200 a day.' "I used to own a home here in Costa Mesa," he said. "I lost that -I lost everything." During his "functioning drug addict" days, Cassity worked as a supervisor at a machine shop. But when the company moved out of state, Cassity didn't follow. "I didn't want to go because I didn't want to leave my drugs," he said. Cassity said he ended up moving to the streets with his wife, their son and two of her children. "After I lost that job four years ago, I couldn't find anoth- er job," be said. MWhen I look back I realize I didn't really look very hard." He was still using cocaine when he became extremely ill. MAYOR CONTINUED FROM 1 on seniority. The iocumbent may- or agrees to step down and allow ·the mayor pro tem the opportuni- ty to serve as mayor. But the rota- tion system is not a policy. "It gives it some sense of sta- bility," Buffa said. Besides the prestige associated with the office of mayor, the posi- tion is more a figurehead as all council members have equal RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 1~"Yvo~~~1w .., '-Mf .,madr-->t&r Ldolf 6t'ma.~ ... -'-• ~ _ swell on the side," he said, With the help of Fong, SOS and friends, Cas- "I look bdck at my Hie and realiZe lt took somethlitg dramaUc lil<e this to tum it around and now I have a different ouUook on things ... " sity is now back on his feet and even bought a car with his last dis- ability check. ·sos really helped me out - there was a lot of medicati9n I -DAVID CASSITY • "They told me I had cancer in 3/4 of my stomach. Then they told me I had seven months to live." Cassity had ignored a tumor in his stomach which his doctor said "looked like Kuwait after the war.• It was Dr. Warren Fong at the Hoag Cancer Ce~ter who made Cassity see that his life was worth living. "The first time I got out of the hospital, he tracked me down and he got me in here and said, 'I know you don't have an)' mon- ey, .but I'm gonna treat you just like any other patient.'" · Fong followed up on Cassity's progress, makin~ sure he came in for his treatments. "He talked me into coming into the hospital," Cassity said. "Then he started me thinking about my son: He's quite a per- son. That little talk he gave me really helped." authority. "I think it takes a lot of the pol- itics out of the selection," Erick- son said. In Costa Mesa, council mem- bers serve a two-year mayoral position compared with one-year terms in Newport Beach. But both cities have council members vote on the position. "I think we will get a lot done in the next two years," Suffa said of the new council. Council members will be bid- ding farewell to Mary Hornbuck- le and Sandy Genis. l --.\_1 ~l!k '"--'"'-'·~~\' ----~~-A [ l \ ;, " ( f l \ /'\ \.\I '.' I ----------· - ~-·----- couldn't afford. H SOS Director Karen McGlinn remembers when Cassity visited the center dUring his treatment period. "He came in and couldn't even eat a piece of food," McGlinn said. •He was so thin. He must have felt so vulnerable and so alone -we were just the thread that kept him going." Cassity said he now feels bet- ter, bas a lot of ambition and just wants to get back to work. "I hope I can find a job and buy my son a bike or something for Christmas," he said. "I just want to do things right -be a part of my son's life. "I look back at my life and realize it took something dra- matic like this to· turn it around and now I have a different out- look on things," he said. "It amazes me." Cassity said he will never get back into drugs. "No way, no way," he said. "I'm just grateful to be alive." Your Source For Local News Daily Pilot Newport Beach • Costa Mesa -N!!_n ir111 (Jut/ct Compare our prices. See oar selectloa I E1perteace oar cmtomer senlce. 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The soup kitchen feeds 150 to 200 people every weekddy a l the Costa Mesa Spanish SDA Church, and Hatle- berg sa1d she expected about 1,000 for the holiday meal About 70 voluntee rs weanng red T-shirts doled out food to the line of people that stretched out the community hall's door. Volun- teers also served up coffee, milk and juice, four varieties of pie, and chocolate and angel food cake. Hatleberg said her volun- teer list filled up weeks ago and she had turned away scores of others willing to help. "I think the community ts beginning to catch on," the 73- year-old mothe r of eight sa.id She a dded, however, that she's des- perately searching for a new site for the daily soup kitchen She now works out of the church parking lot One volunteer, Fountain Val- ley resident Diana Suber, said she has headed the drink table at the Thanksgtving feast every year since its inception. She first vol- unteered at a friend's urging and now sits on the Someone Cares Board of Directors. 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Newport has lost onJy to Santd Margarita (36-22) m the Sea View League opener, while Foothill's two losses to Tust:m (29-22) and Capo Valley (41 -0) came m the first three weeks, when veteran Coach Tom Meiss traditionally expenments wtth personnel Newport has won 4 of 5 previ- ous meetings, including the only postseason clash, a 13-10 over- time triumph in the 1994 Division V Semifinals, a game the Knights dominated on the stat sheet. Foothill won the last meeting, a 28-14 decision the third week of the 1995 campaign. Both teams blend finesse and execution with hard-nosed aggressiveness, and the relatively even matchup heightens the focus on turnovers, penalties and any injury to a key player. Centµry Ledgue titles the last four seasons, appears to be tte~g. coming off a 35-0 triumph over Canyon in a league title show- down two weeks ago, followed by a 48-1 4 first-round romp over Cypress. beim. Coach Jeff Brinkley's Tars were penalized 12 limes for 119 yar$ in the postseason debut for all but a handful of Sailors, but have traditionally bounced b.Jlck from such sub-par outings. The quarterfinal appearance is the seventh in Brinkley's 11-sea- son tenure, but the Tars have won just two of those, advancing to the final in 1992 and winning tbe Division V crown wtth a 14-0 record in '94. Favorite: Newport Harbor by 3 Newport Harbor's keys: Con- tain explosive Foothill tailback Franklin Haynes (9.8 yards per carry) and pressure senior quar- terbaCk Tyler Lang on defense. Limit penalties on offense in order to allow the highest-scoring offense in school history -aver- aging more than 40 points per game -to produce its potential. The undersized offensive line Foothill, which has won three Harbor, on the other band, comes off perhaps its least impressive showing of the season, a 29-6 first-round win over Ana- Foothill, which won the CIF Southern Conference crown in 1981, has been a section runner- . Laguna Beech's Wade Watts, who C4llle west in 1965 to revive a footb<J,11 program at Newport Harbor High which bad fallen on several lean ·years, was a coaching legend in Ohio, where his powerhouse East Liverpool High team dominated its area. His 1953 team was 9-0-1, the onl~mish a 13-13 tie with Sandusky. Operating out of a single wing, it outscored the opposition, 393-85. W ade Watts, above, among his treasures at his Laguna Beach home. In the 1953 East Uverpool IUgh team photo above, Lou Holtz ls on the top row, No. 21, the aeventb from the left Watts, the bead coach. ls at the far right on the top r ow. At righ~ Holtz, who has otten said It was Wade Watts who sent him Into the direction of coaching, presents a game ball to Watts ln the wtnnlng lockerroom following the lrtsh's victory 1n 1990 over the Trojans, and an emhrace~h~s the -passion for the game and their relationship over the years. Watts, who brought a short-punt formation and a no-nomente, nose-to-nose attitude to Newport Harbor High in the mld-605, ls considered to be the man who put Newport Harbor High football back on track, with three 6-3 reronls ln the last four years of bis tour. The Sunset League ('67, '68 and '69) was dominated by such Utans as Anaheim, Among his sqU.a.d was a yowigster who didn't get that much playing time, but in time would become a coach of considerable merit, as well ... Notre Dame's Lou Holtz, who is wibeaten against the USC Trojans. Holtz, who recently announced bis retirement as coach of the Fighting Irish following the current cam- paign, always-bad an edge wllen-tr•veling to Soutbem California to duel the 'li'ojans. Santa Ana and WeRnlnlter. His teams were 3-6 agalmt that unholy alliance. Hts Sailors defeated dlstrtct rival Corona del Mar all five times, 13-7, 28-0, 20-0, 21-6 and 14-6. And that was to make sure he had his old coach with him on the sideline at the Los Angeles Coliseum, which is where the 78-year-old Watts will be once again Sat- urday when the two rivals close out the regular season. -By Roger Carbon HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY State honors on the line Saturday • Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa boys both have legitimate shots at bringing home the Division IV championship banner from State. By Jim Walters, Daily Ptlot The 10th annual CIF State Cross Coun- try Championships at Woodward Park in Fresno are less than 24 hours away and there's still no clear-cut favorite in Boys Division JV. AB late as last weekend, onJy four points separated the state's top three boys teams at the ClP Southern Section Champi- onships run at Mt. San Antonio College. Third-ranked Ojai Nordhoff High fin- tahed MCOnd with 123 points1 No. 1 Corona d.el Mar took third at 125; and No. 2 Costa Mesa ftmlbed fourth with 121 points. And none at the th1M walked away with the cbampombip hardware. 'Iba.t honor went to unranked Sultana of Hesperia whJch virtually came out of nowhere to finish eight points ahead of the field. Bxpect more of the aame jostling at the ·top Saturday morning in Premo wb n f ' those four square off one last time for a chance at the ultimate •piece of wood." While CdM and Costa Mesa will be car- rying the Newport-Mesa District's banner on the boys side, the CdM girls team will be the lone local representative in Division JV. Newport Harbor's Alicia McFall, who finished second last week at CIF, qualified for State as an individual and will compete in Division m. In the Division rv team competition, Nordhoff figures to be the cream on the girls side, even through they're not in the state rankings. •There No. 2 and No. 4 runners last week haven't been running the past fe~ times," Sea King Coach Bill Sumner said. •That affects the state rankings. Believe me, nobody is going to beat them Saturday unless something major happens." The See Kings finished 70 points behlnd Nordhoff at last week's ClP Champl· onshlps. The field also includes No. 1 Clayton Valley and No. 2 Carondotet, both of Con· cord in the Northern Dtmton. Jill Quaye was Corona's top finlsher last week. taking 18th place In 18:33. Only 17 HCOnds separated their next four runners. Jefuiller Morgan wos 21st f ( 18:36); Vanessa Jamieson, 24th (18:41); Jean Garcia, 27th (18:49); and Jennifer Blair, 29th, in 18:53. Liz Morse, who injured her hip, is doubtful for Saturday. ·we're the underdog in the back of the pack, but we made it and we're going to try and win this thing," Sumner said. •1n real- ity, we don't have any stars. They'll all have to get together and do a good job.• The best chance for a State title rest on the boys' side. •without a doubt, the toughest teams are in the Southern Section ~ year," Sumner said. •w e're dragging our compe- tition with us. "Sultana is a lot like us, five or six run- ners who 1tay close to each other. Nordhoff has~ one-two punch to call on. Costa Mesa bas three big studs. "Only one guy c0n win the race, but we have a pack. We have a good chance to win this thing. ti Jason Rogers was the top ftnllber for CdM Wt week, taking llXth lD 15 minutes flat. 'fyler Beardslee took the final slot in the lbp 10, clocking in at 15:14. Th next four Sea King runnen were bunched within 26 seconds of eacb other. Pat Russell, in 33rd (15:-'4)r Brian Coombe, 38th (15:48): Mott Oennerli.ne, ' 52nd (16:01); and Richard Hossfeld, 56th, in 16:10. Costa Mesa Coach Joe Busi shared SWllDer's optimism, only for his own Mus- tangs' chances of coming back with some riches. •1 think it will be a repeat of last Sat- urday,• Busi said. •sultana won the day. but we placed three runners in front of their No. 1. "Those three are really biting at the bit. They want that piece of wood." The Mustangs' Bruce Hancock took sec- ond place in 14:57. Eric Solis was eighth in 15:08 and Jamie Carillo, coming back from an illness, was 11th in 15:14. Sultana's best finisher was 12th. "We lost behind those three," Busi said. "Our No. 4 and S guys need to tighten up. We can't have 40 runners between our No. 3 and No. 4 runners.• Saying that, Busi was quick to add he was happy the way Jesus Gonzalez stepped up from the Mustangs' No. 7 run- ner to No. 4. •He made his big step, but we need more this week from th& other guys,• Bull iaid. •w aren't tbloldng about C0tona d.t Mar, were teW.Og them that whatever acbool is ahead them is one point ahead of us.• c must also create running room for star running back Ray Ohrel, who has failed to get more than 100 yards the last two weeks, his longest drougl)t of the seaso~. Harbor must also avoid post- season nerves, which Brinkley said plagued· them against Ana- heim, and take feed off the emo- tion generated from a partisan crowd, including scores of former Sailor players home from college, which could approactl the 5,000 Davidson Field capacity. -By Barry Faulkner r-------------------------, I I JC FOOTBALL l I I I BOWL.: GAME COSI'A MESA -The ball should be fiying when Gross- mont and El Camino square off in the Dec. 7 Simple Green Orange County Bowl at Orange C-Oast College. Groamont (9-1) comes in u the co-champion in the Poothlll Conference while HI Camino (7-3) ii the Mission Conference Northern Divi- sion champ. The game w11l feature two of the sta.te's top community college quarterbacks in tern11 of yGrd.oge. Grossmont•a Aldli Smith paued few 2.896 yards and 31 touchdowns. El Camino's Dudorl Ward t8d the Mis-aon Conference wttti 2, 797 yarill and 18 touchdowns, Groamoot w• a cbarte.r member at the Millkm C.00- fenn<.'8 ID: 18, but bolted from the told .,... 1993. I i I i ' I I I I I I I I I I I L------------~--------~-.... ~ ( .Newpon BeadVC.oem Mesa Daily Pilot Strategic arms? No ... t:.-.1.,. ... ....,if is a fol'l!Slum to come to grips with the realities of a reasonable handicapping system. . G rumbling have been h eard throughout yacht clubs and at regattas that sailing against prolessionals and Olympic races is unfair and less than tun. To this group, the knowledge that they will be beaten on the race course every time they compete has lessened the sort for them. In addition, this knowledge has prompted many to avoid racing against these top-notch sailors. Because this feeling seems to be widespread, a number of classes have put restrictions on professionals in the sport, with some even not allowing these sailors out on the water. Though this feeling is valid, putting restrictions on who can sail in a regatta is a step backward in the promotion of the sport of sailing. Racing sailors are, relatively speaking, few in number as it is and by not allowing people to compete, we have diminished those nwnbers even more. In response to this dilemma and an effort to "level the playing field," US Shilling has proposed the Sailing Achievement Level Table (SALT) ranking system, which the organization is currently testing. stephanie keefe Basically, the system assigns a number to each sailor, a number that is dependent upon performance and is changeable. This system is applicable to every sailor, from beginner to professional One's ranking is the highest result achieved in a regatta over the past five years. The ranking then drops one point every five years from that highest ranking if no other regatta is sailed in. The ranking itself is a combination of a sailor's skill and the level of the regatta. First to be determined is the position of the sailor. The choices are: • Skipper -Skipper, crew in O lympic class, tactician or helmsman in the America's Cup or Match racing worlds. • Key crew -Plays a significant role in success of boat, crew on any international class at Level D or higher (to be discussed below}; crew at any ISAF, US Sailing, ICYRA or ISSA championship; navigator, tactician, crew boss or bowman SALT implements a 1-10 scale for individual sailors to provide a comparative basis and allow sailors of all abilities to compete against each other. • on offshore boat. Tili.s •all-inclusive) system is offered to race organizers as an alternative to Appendix A lA of the International Yacht Racing Rules. • Crew -none of the above. With the position determined, we move to the regatta itseU. Regattas are rated for number of competitors and quality of participation. L.Mrel Class. A Local B Regional c Area D National E Conti.Dental F International G Grand Prix -,.., .. • , .... 4\, 10 15 ·20 25 ·30 No limitations Competitors from more than one sailing organization/club . Competitors Jiom more than one region/YRA Competitors from more than three areas; Class national championships, US Sailing championships, ICYRA and ISSA national championships. Competitors from more than three countries; Class North American, European, South American or Hemisphere championship. Competitors from two or more continents and at least five countries; international class world championships, ISAP championships. n/a Olympics, America's Cup, Match racing worlds *ISAF. US Sailing, ICYRA and ISSA championships have no minimum number of competitors. With the above criteria, move to Table 2 to determine ranking. To determine one's initial r ankmg, begin with your top finish at the highest level regatta you have competed in the last five years. r--------~---------------------------------------------, I . I . ~ COmpet.cl Top~ lbpJ Wln1 Wlnl I I 1(.-yON Top~ TopJ Wirt' Win~ Wins I o.w ..,, Wln1 WlnJ WlnS Level A 1 2 3 4 5 LevelB 2 3 4 5 6 LevelC 3 4 5 6 7 LevelD 4 5 6 1 8 LevelE 5 6 1 8 9 LevelF 6 1 8 9 •• 10 LevelG 1 8 9 10 L-------------------------------------------------------~ 1\No examples of how this system works: •Joe is a skipper of a Star. He wins the SCYA Midwinters. Since this is a Level B regatta (sailors from one YRA), his ranking is a 5. He then competes in the Star North Americans in 1995 and finishes 28th of 70. This is a level E regatta, so his ranking moves up to 6. He then competes in the Star Worlds in 1996. Since the Worlds is an international regatta, all of his crew gets a ranking of 5. Their respective SALT rankings will stay the same until 2001 unless they achieve a higher ranking. •Bob enjoys sailing, but he doesn't know a lot about racing. His friend John invites him to race on his Santa Cruz 50 at the local yacht club's July 4th regatta. Bob Agrees, does some hiking, passes out a fe w sandwiches and the boat finishes second out of eight boats. Bob's ranking is 1, John's is 3. Besides "handicapping" sailors, this system offers a number of interesting opportunities to race organizers, including giving prizes to different achievement levels, determining divisions by SALT numbefs, determining championship competitors and to adjust handicap numbers for boats. As stated before, this system is currently being tested by US Sailing and will potentially be field-tested at a variety of events next summer. US Sailing would greatly appreciate any input. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 Jr. All-America AD-Stars icked Newport Mesa Junior All- Amenca Football has announce4 its All-Stars who have been selected to the Orange County Jr. all-Arnencan Football All-Con-. ference teams, who will be com- peting at Tustin High Saturday, Dec. 7, games beginning at 9 a.m. AlJ -ConJerence players are selected by their teammates to represent Newport-Mesa in the annual competition between AFL and NFL dIVls1on teams. The Newport Mesa pla yers will join players from the 11 other AFL chapters Junior Clinic Wildcats (7-8) Zach Lavengood, off. lineman John Angelo, offenSJve back Charles Goodwin, defensive line Mike Orozco, defensive back CUnic Buckeyes (8-9-10) Trevor lbertot, ottensive line Wessley Presson, offensive back Chris Aeming, d efensive line Spencer Link, defensive back Jr. Pee Wee Bruins (9-10-11) Parker DelPonte, offensive line Michael McDonald, off . back Jesse Pimentel, defensive line Chase Presson, defensive back Pee Wee Trojans (10-11-12) Paw Jones, offensive line Rhet Houston, offensive back Jim Rothwell, defensive line Dave Erickson, defensive back Jr. Midget Buffaloes (11-12-13) : Adam Vogele, offensive line Chris Manderlno, offensive back' Paul Sampson, defensive line Jerry Caravez, defensive back Midget lrlsh (13-14) , Carlos Maldonado, offensive line• A.J. Fernandez, offensive back ; Oscar Perdemo, defensive line • Alan Seanz, defensive back Tars thinking top three PORTER CAPTURES NAPLES SABOT CHAMPIONSHIP •Second-year coach Larry Hirst believes his Sailors have the ingredients for a CIF Playoff team after some encouraging signs from last summer's competition. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -When second-year Newport Harbor High boys basketball coach La.ny Hirst opened his own Surf City Classic summer tournament against Mater Dei, most likened it to an appointment with Dr. Jack Kevorkian. The Sailors, however, battled the Orange County kingpins to a standoff late into the final period, providing a spark for what Hirst believes could be a Har- bor resur- gence. ·Mater Dei wound up win- ning by nine points, or so, but that woke our kids up and Pulido got them believing they had the potential to play with the top teams in the county,• said Hirst, whose program now bears his stamp, after a 6-20 season of transition. •0ur coaching staff is very optimistic about this season. Our kids have shown a level of inten- sity you can't coach. We think that can carry down to all levels of the program. We had a pretty good summer, and we're anxious to continue that success.• Much of the Sailors' success will hinge on senior Danny Puli- do, who started as a freshman, but missed all but one game of the last two campaigns. A 6-foot-5, 220-pounder, Pulido is comfort· able bringing the ball up, shoot- ing threes, or banging in the paint. His competitive fire, how- ever, may be more valuable than his ample athletic talent. •He's probably one of the most intense kids to have gone through Newport's basketball program,• Hirst said of the three-year foot- ball standout, who hopes to delay his transition to the hardwood long enough to earn his second CIF championship ring in foot- ball. Joining Pulido in what Hirst terms a solid nucleus, is sopho- more point guard Matt Jameson, a varsity starter the latter hall of last season, and second-team All- Sea View League pick Peter Cun- ningham, a sharpshooting senior guard. Jameson, for whom many are projecting a collegiate future, has matured physically and competi- tively, according to Hirst, who entrusts him with running the sh ow, while also adding scoring punch. "With bis growth and develop- ment, people won't recognize Matt from last year,• Hirst said of l'HI \II\\ Jameson, who averaged seven points per game in his baptism of fire and honed his game against elite competition in the summer. Cunningham, a three-point specialist. averaged 9.8 points per game in league, and will once again be an offensive catalyst. Adam Hearlson, a 6-6 sopho- more, will be counted upon to learn quickly in the post, while returner Trevor Thissel, a 6-4 junior, physical 6-0 senior Greg Wertman, 6-1 junior returner Scott Archbold and 6-2 freshman Dustin Illingworth will battle for Hirst's favor and corresponding playing time. , Hirst said he has altered the offensive and defensive approach "180 degrees,• shelving last sea- son 's freelance offensive approach for a more structured attack. -we're going to slow down and concentrate on the half-court game," Hirst explained. •we'll be more structured on offense and more disciplined on defense. And, everyone's role will be more defined.• Hirst said Pulido's season-end- ing shoulder injury, Jameson's midseason arrival from the lower level, and the double-edged adjustment surrounding his first season at the helm, made his debut season a constant juggling act. "With a year underneath us, we're much more capable of step- ping up when someone gets injured," said Hirst, who will also enjoy the advantage of teaching on campus, after commuting from a junior-high teaching posjtion last season. Hirst believes a holiday trip to Newport, R.I. will only strengthen team chemistry, as well as signal future Tars that Hirst plans to add first-class perks while attempting to stabalize a pro- gram that bas not won a play- off game since 1992. Seniors Matt Ceiley, Scott Gaiber, Pat Cunningham Kenney and Frank Ruelas will provide depth, as the Tars attempt to earn a guaranteed playoff spot in Division ill-AA. by craclcing the six-team Sea View's top three. wThat's our goal,• Hirst said. "I think Woodbridge iS in a class by itself, but we're one of about four other teams that can compete for the second-place spot. It may come down to who stays healthy and who's clicking.• Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Jennifer Porter, a l-4- year-()Jd fresh- man at Newport Harbor High Scbool. has cre- ated some very big waves in the local boating seas following her conquest of the · Naples Sabot North Series, a tow. regatta series over a course of 26 raC'eS for Sabot A sailors encompassing 37 entries from Southern Cali- fomiA. m addition to winning the per- petual trophy, -she--ac:com- ptisbed a Dllln· ber ol firsts: P-irst girl to ever have won. -fust New- port l;larboe Yacht Club member to have ever won; and the Hrsi Balboa Bay Fleet member to have won smce Jon Pinkney (her "°8dl) woo tt m 1919. 1be Ser:i8I COIUlillb of a San Diego stop in January, the Spring Gold c,up at Ne:wpOrt Harbor YC, the Los Angeles Yacht Cub ln the fal. And~ ~tly at Junior Commodores's Ragatta. at MllllDn Bay. BliCb r!9da ii two days; each has its own unique wind con- dtti<ma,, Ina bMvy to light -a challenge to all sailots ~ HlilMl Of Udo Isle Yacht Club was second; followed by BDID Lab GI Sen Diego YC. J.M. Modisette of NHYC, and Ai. um.ck GI ~Harbour YC. P4 A A a; ,_. • FRlDAY, HOVl~BER 29, 1996 "'8UC IOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC IOTICll PUii.JC NOTICll PUii.iC ll011Cll ''"fUC IOTICll. PUlllC IOTICll·-~ PUIUC NoTJCll PUlllC MOTICU flUIUC IOTICU MUC..0T1CI !::..=:!\t= ~==:~:a_~~~· J!"-· J::. .l ~IOTIOI ~.WUOI01'CI '='i-u ~ dol~ ~~~·~·~on-~~~=~°"" ::0~lntt~cle*l9 LQA111 llO. llont of tl'lt Pr0A>9UI re-wtell fOf low conMCUW. Newpoft 9-d\ CA 121!!_ .......... 9tllllte• ....... 8t 1Jll i 1'-~ ~ "° ~ JtAvt YO\I ltsrtfd doing ~· td .-~ buliMt9 Y9tt ~· 6-Af.ftl &1Slfa41: ~. t,; ~ ......-.-io_. c11r o1 Oavlel fllctl. t~ ,,.... ----·· JI .............. -............ · bl:llNnW!tflO Vftr 1 ~t'l:-91 """"91illinlll'D !ach bidet« mutl h...,t 1 the ht.;lng. Oulto, NtwpOl1 WCh, CA lt. ~ l*1IOf'I .. n. folollfna ·n. ~ -. ftltd Jl""'9 JOhn Holdsworth liilphtf) • Auttln 11\i. ~ WD ru.d T.I . NO. C-~9 (Roofing Contractor) DATii NOV 041 i... 12"3 pbuefnei9 ..: roUR ....._ bulilneM~~ ,.tin lht county Cltf'k Of WMt Thlt •tl!Mf'll .,,.. fll.ct wM the County Clttk of .... IM.aA 11Adataobeprequalllltd11 GALI tttCKllA,N Thlt bual~ft It co,._ S= t--"'== ;,~9"" Gn.ll+et ~·~(II_.. ,,.*h tt\•_,~ ~of ar.,_.c.imy on 10.90 'i• \ l ~· • ·~~~ii.rfto •'ct~ ··i~ Slte>te•ihfi =:;~ ~;llm8~;JM ~ .~., ez CAa::.'' 10.1fy Pilol • 15~~~. Orange c:n~on~~.Q --1tt~fTo~~ i~~:-=;:-,T;;, ~. IJIOTICI 0' 0t ctullllcallon nol 1hown ~OU"T I Up I I ~:-you.Jtantcf ~'7. Me Jtwi H~, 18122nd 1.Mfy'Soeea. em Oftawa O.C. t , 1198. ~13 ttff3100717 Dally Piiot Jiov. Zt. O.C. 6, 29, 1998 1001 t"'-~J':S: ~uli Wao~O::;:~,fu=.ai~ Ama11nc111111 s. o1ew111' tHe""' Y yet, •• ~,coat• .... CA .. ~~; .. FOl.11\tain vaa.y. PUIUC NOTICI :1rv Pltot 'Nov. 8, 1s. u. ,,, 20. 1996. FOTO 'iiUBLIC NOTICE UNDER OHO o' TAUST be required to plliy 11\t ~u1an1 M. Grewal, on I>.-David 'antil MJch•ll• •Dawn t<rorn. Magdalena SocM 8183 • 199e l9a5 PUILIC HOT1CE , _ _;.....;;..:;.~----- OAT!O OCTOBEM 5. 1992. wag• ti.II Of that craft 01 hall of 8arlndtr s. Grewal, ~!b cr••t~ '::V!1-!-'' ml~. 1N 22nd St., Colla OCt.wa AIY• AV. .. FOuntaJn FloUU.... ......... PUBLIC NOTICI Flctlllou• •u•ln••• Plotltlou• •u•lftffl IJM.£SS YOU TAKE AC· ctanlllcatlon most cloMll/ 1 minor. at 1 Lalltvltw v-•· nc.. 1 .,,...,. M .... CA., t2ea7 Val~. CA 9270e NaMe lt•t•mtnt Name lteteinent TlOH TO PROTECT YOUR rllllld' 10 It .. ehown In Lane COlll MtH CA v::· c~o Iii.cl Thi• bu1lne11 It con. Tl\11 bu•ln•H I• con-Th• fonowlng penont .... FlctltloV• 8us&MH Nem• ltate ... nc Th• follo.ing SMlflOl'll ltl PAOP!ATY. IT MAY BE the General Oetermlnatlona 92629 · wllh• J.'at.fnc ent we!,~ f ducted by: a gtn91al Pl'1· duc:1ed by: husband and doing r>ualne11 11: World Name atatenMttt , fhe lollowlng 9t"Of11.,. dolnQ t>uslnet\ 11: ChlneH SOU> AT A PUBLIC SALE •lftctlvt II tti• time or thl . . e ounty 0 ntflhlp .. ,. Nttwork Group. 3001 Aid· The fot~lng partOnt .,. doing f)ualness as: SllQ .... lfh lntlllul• (C.H.I.), 161 IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA: call for bldt. Publl thed Newport Otange County on 1 Ms.N Have you ttaned doing Have you ttlttld doing hill Ave. Sid. 6, SUltl 203, dolng bu•lnest u · Chrlt 8.,, 12t McFadden Place. Kalmut IM·7B, Co1t1 MATION OF THE NATURE The ContrlCIOf •hall com· 8each·COtl• Mtaa Dally 19"1702092 bullnnt yet? No bullnna.yet? no Coata M .... CA 92826 U~ey·s cr .. uve 'crattll/ Newport Beach, CA 92663 Men. CA 92927 OF THE PROCEEDING ply with lht provl1ion1 ol Pilot November 8, 15, 22. Dally PllOI Nov. 22, 29, Julie Jt1n Hong lMry S. Soeea . But JoNptf Dumont. 15311 Love Delivered, 2990 Rtd· MS Acquisition Corp. (Call· John Dutt Brear. 191" AGAINST YOU. YOU S.C11on 1770 to 1780, In· 29. 1996. Dec. 6, 13, 1996 F036 Mlohtlle Dawn Kromml119a Tlllt alat.emtnt wu flied Nlmt1, lrvlne, CA 92604 llUI #0, Costa Meta, CA lo#nla). t3 Rockwren, Ir· WOOd1'1\d, Santa Ana, CA SHOULO CONTACT A clutlve, of the California • F959 Thia ltlllmtnt WH liltcl with thl County Ollfk of Mlchatl Sorensen, 10 0826 vine, CA 92604 92707 !.AWYEA. , • !-Jlbor Ced•\ th• prevafllng U PUBLIC NOTICE With lhe .County Clerk of Orll\Ot County on 11-19-96 Lemon G1ov1, lrvtne, CA Chris Lindsay Oealgns. Thi• business I• con-Thia butln111 la con• Oo OEC~MB~R ff. t~. r•tt and 1c11e of wages es· P BLIC NOTICE 'lctltlou 8 1 Orange County on '4t-04·96 19Mi70239a 92620 rnc .. (CA), 2990 Redhill #0, ducted by: a corporttlon ducted by: an indMdu11 at 10·00 AM MASTER tabllthed by the City or • ua MH tff93'1008M 0 11 Pllo N 22 29 Thia bu1fn111 Is con· Costa Mesa CA 92626 Have you started dOlng Have you stll1ed doing • MORTGAGE COMPANY 11 co1ta Mesa. which are on LEOA1. NOTICE N•"'-Statement DlllV Pilot Nov 15 22 0 1 Y6 3 1 ~. •F • ducted by: co-partners This business ts oon-business yet? Yes, May 9, butlness ye!? No L duly ippolnttd Truitee Ille with tha City Clerk ot NOTICE OF The followlng ~a ltt 29 Dae 8 1996 • ' ' ec:. • 1 • lHe 042 Have you started doing ducted by: a corporation 1992 John O. 8l8CV under and pureuant 10 the Cl1y or C<;>sta Mesa: PUILIC SALK OF doing buaineH as: One of ~ · • F004 PUILIC NOTICI! bullne,1 yet? no Have yov started doing MS Acqu1sitlon. Corp., This statement wu flied Deed of Tn.1it recorded lO-and shell lotfe1I ~naltles A9ANOOHIO a Kin~ F11hlon l Cottume Biii J&Jeph Dumont, co· buafnesa yet? yt1, HHS.96 Howard Norrft, President with tht County Crenc ol 7•92, 11 lnll. No. 92• prescribed therein 101 non· PROPERTY Design, 8855 Atlanta Av.. PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou• •u•lneH partner CMs Lmdsay Design•. Thlt statement WH flied Orange County on 1°"29-96 87!>547• of Otflclal Record• compliance of said Code. Notice 1, hereby given •166, Huntington Beach, Name St t t This 1111emen1 was liled Inc., M.R. Smith, President with Ule County Clerk of 1ff83700418 In the office 01 the County The Cl1y Council of the thal the undersigned· will CA 92646 Flctltlou• aualneH Th follOWI •em~ e with Iha County Clerk ot Thi• statement was filed Orange County on 1 t·1·9e Dally Piiot Nov. t5, %2, Recorder of ORANGE Clty of Costa Mesa ,.. tell et public aucilon, pur· Catherine Marie Munn, Neme Statement I• b f ng l*'~Ot.!1 ard Orange County on 11·12·96 with the County Clerk of 19H3700710 29 Oec 6 1996 County, Stale of CALIFOR· Hrvea riJhe r,1i7~ to rajoct suanl to Section 21700 of ~5511 At~anta BAve. h #l~ The following parson1 art gi~ &' ~:::c:et :"09 1999370US14 Orange County on 11·5-96 Dally Piiot Nov. 8, 15, 22, • . • F006 NIA, ewecuted by EVERETT any a~AC::.; ELLl~TT the Business & Profes· 92;.eng on tac • doing bualntss as: a) Cell· Onda, Newport Beach. CA Dally Pilot Nov. 15, 22, 29, 19903701017 29, 1996 1968 IC! c ISBEU Ill ANO RITA K slonal Code, the following D I h p Ilk 55 Ing Pro of San Diego, b) 92660 Dec. e. 1996. F019 Dally Pilot Nov 8 15 22 PUBLIC NOT 1SBELL. HUSBAND AND DEPUTY CITY CLERK described property 10 wit: Atlanant'a' JAosve•p 111~ .. • 8H8u~ Cal Products • tndut11111, Leland Edward Ollvar 409 PUBLIC NOTICE 29 1996 · ' '1980 PUBLIC NOTICE WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS CITY OF JAMES WOFFORD UNIT ., ""• •r 3400 Avenue of fhe A111 Oncle Newport Beach CA • Fictitious BuelneH .. TRUSTOA. Will SELL COSTA MESA C·23, MISC. HOUSEHOLD '~?iton :eafh· CA ~2646 tl'E221, Costa Mesa, CA 92860 . Fl tt I a I PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Bueln•H Nam• Statement AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO Published New ort Beach· BOXES, GIRLS BIKE, 1 us. ness • con-92626 Shine Joanne Oliver 409 c t ous us neH Name Statement The toltowlng persolll are HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Costa Mesa oar.y Piiot No-MISC. FURNITURE. d~C1ed by. huiband and Th• X-Ray Copy Company, Onda YNewport Beach CA Name St•t•m•nt Flctltloue Bueln•H The following person~ are doing business as: Bot· CASH (payable 11 the time PETER J. RODI, UNIT D.39, w e tnc., (CA), 3400 Avenue of 92660 · The following ptrsons ate Name Stat•m•nt dolng business as: tomllne Really & tnvell· ~ of 1118 In lawful money of vembar 29, December 6, M 1 s c , RE s TA u RANT Have you ~tarted ~Ing the Arts "E221, Costa Thi• bualneu 11 con-doing business as: a) Plali· The following persons are a) J. Watson and Com· ment, 425 E Old Newport the United Slates} al IN 1996. ITEMS TWO COM· ~~~ness yel yea, . 1, Mesa,CA92626 ducted by· husband and numEnt~atnmentProduc· doing business as· Ahl-No pany, b) Creep, 1941 Pell· Blvd .. Newport Beach, CA THE FRONT OF THE . F067 MERCIAL REFRIG .. WARM· C This business Is con· will ' lions, b) Platinum Enter· Technologies 1 e Field can Pl., Costa Mesa, CA 92683 FLAGPOLES AT THE MAIN ING TABLES FOOD athy Munn due1ed by·. corporation H d d I telnmtnl Publlshlng, c) The St eat IB ·, I CA 92826 Lora Marla Pleua, 3076 ENTRY AREA TO THE PLA· PUBLIC NOTICE RACKS TWO LARGE REST. Ttils itatement WH nted Have yo~ etarted dolng bu~l~a~ouet?•t:e 6/920 ng Platinum Club, 1400 San 92~0-3343 • rv ne. JamH Jordan Watson. Mountain View Dr .. Laguna CENTIA CIVIC CENTER. PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL TABLES, SEVERAL STACK with theCCounty Cletk of butlnffl yet? yet, 1) 5·1· LAiand OYiver y ' Ml~uel 01., Corona def Mar, Donna Bellinger 16 Field 1941 Pelican Place. Costa Beach. CA 92651 401-411 EAST CHAPMAN BE HELO BY THE COSTA CHAIRS, MOST ITEMS Orange ountlj on 11·5·96 95,b)10.15·96 This statement was llled Calf.92625 Street,trvlne,CA,92620 Mesa,CA92626 Thie bu1lne1s Is con· AVENUE, PLACENT!A. CA MESA PLANNING M STAINLESS. 19903701098 The l<·Ray Copy Company. with Ula County Clerk of Michael P. Farah, 1400 Matk Bellinger 18 Field Thf1 business Is con· ducted by: an lndMdual all right. 1111e and interest MISSION AT THE cgrY Sale will be by competl· Dally Piiot Nov. e. 15, 22, Inc .. Jean K. Brown, v.P. Orenge County on 11•19-96 San ~~uer Dr., Corona def Street Irvine CA 92620 ducted by: en Individual Have you started doing conveyed to and now held HALL 77 FAIR DRIVE tlve bidding (written sealed 29. 1996 f963 Thia statement wu filed 19903702304 Mar. 92625 This' busl~esa Is con· Have you started doing buslneu yet? no by II under said Deed of • • bids may be submitted fn with the County Clerk of This business Is con-ducted b • husband and business yet? yes, 10+96 Lora M. Plaua Trust In the property situ· ~~sT:T ~~gAP ~~~OA~ advance ON THE 5TH OF PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 11+96 Dally Piiot Nov. 22• 29, ducted by: an Individual wife y. J. Jordan Watson This statemeot was liled eted In uid County and SOON AS P.OSSIBLE DEC. 9:00 A.M. AT THE 19903700722 Dec. 6. 13, 1996 F047 Have you started doing Have you started doing This atatement wais flled with the County Clerk or State described as: THEREAFTER ON MON PREMISES WHERE said Flctltloue Busln•H Dally Pilot Nov 8 15 22 PUBLIC NOTICE business ye1? No business yet? no wllh the County Clerk of Orange County on 11·5·96 A.P.N. 419-013-40 V DEC • proporty hais been stored Name Statement • · • • • Michael P. Farah Donna Belli or Orange Couoty on 11-1-96 19093701037 The street address and ~~GARDl~'t,BE~°e9· i95~: and which Is located at T~e followlng pers~ns are 29• 1996 1975 Fictitious BuslneH T.hls statement was filed This state~nt was llled 19983700732 • Dally Pilot Nov. 8. 15, 22, other common designation. LOWING APPLICATIONS AYRES SELF STORAGE, doing business as. Stage PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Statem•nt with the Countv Clerk or with the County Clerk ol Dally Piiot Nov 8 15 22 29 1996 F962 II any, of the real propet1y · 1880 WHITTIER AVE Pa11ners, 770 W. 17th St. Orange County on 11·19·96 · • • '1.;;.;.:.•_;.~·------ 0 .. crlbed above Is pur· IF ANY OF THE FOL· COSTA MESA, CA. 92627: #5, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Fictitious BueJnH• The followlng persons are 19983702338 Orange County on 11·5·96 29, 1996 1969 PUBLIC NOTICE ~rted to be: 2226 SAY· ~~~~:1'NG~gT11~N~o~M 714-650·1282 Landlord re· David Brian Rovsek, 205 Name Statement ~~~i~~''O::d:~.: ~/ t~; Dally Pilot Nov. 22, 29. 19~83!01000 PUBLIC NOTICE ROOK LANE. COSTA THE CHALLENGE MAY BE serves the right to bid al Agate Ave., Newport The rollo~I~ persons llfe Drive Cosla Me11 CA Dec. 6, 13, 1996 F033 Daily Pilot Nov. 8. 15, 22, Fictitious Bu1lnee1 MESA, CALIFPRNIA. 92627 •LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE the sale. Purchases must Beech. CA 92682 doing business as: Spawn 92625 • PUBLIC NOTICE 29, 1996 1997 Fictitious Bualn••• Name Statement The undersigned ~rusiee 1 SS U ES S 0 ME 0 NE be made by cash and paid Brian Stace, 205 Agate Saillng Development. Crystal Kim Nguyen, 39 PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement The foflowlng persons are dlaclalm1 any llablhty for RAISES AT THE PUBLIC for at the time'ol purchase. Ave .. Newport Beach, CA 15604 Producer Ln Hun The following persons are doing business es: any lncorrectneas of the HEARING DESCRIBED IN All purc .. ased goods are 92662 ·• • Remington, Irvine, CA Flctltlou1 Buslne11 • T G s .. & A 1 1 ...... h " 0 B k llngton Beach, CA 92649 92620 Flctltloua B I SI Ooing business as: ran· ary tep .. en ssoc • • Ifft auwrets. and. ot er THIS NOTICE OR IN WRIT· sold as Is and musl be re· aony ec • 205 Agate Charles R Seymour Jr Name Statement "' n• swest Outdoor Advertising. ales. 635 W. Baker, common des1gna11on, II TEN CORRESPONDENCE moved at 11·me of sate. Sale Ave .. Newport Beach, CA · • ·• Klan Kaol, 39 Remington, The following persons are Name Statement S c MB102, Costa Mesa. Ca •h h . 92662 1620 E. 2nd St .. tl'l, Long lrvlne CA 92620 The folio Ing so 666 Baker t. #405. osta ,, any, ~.own erein. DELIVERED.TO THE PLAN· Is subject lo cancellallon In Beach, CA 90802 . This business Is con· doing business as: GLO· w per ns are Mesa CA 92626 92626 Said tale will be made, NINO COMMISSION AT, the event of settlement b~· This bu~lness Is con· Michael e. Danielson, ducted by: husband and BAL XCHANGE. 2900 Brls· doing business as: Condor Dan' Allred 1605 Sher· Gary Stephen Fulks 635 bUt wl1hout covenant or OR PRIOR TO THE PUB· tween landlord and obh· ducted by. e general part· 15604 Producer Ln., Hun· wife 101 St., Ste. B·10t, Costa CCoatnadloogr ACveompFoa(lyn,ta'1n11V160al· rington Pl .. • #Y206, New-W. Baket, fBI02, Costa warranty. expreu or Im· A G · gated~arty nershlp 11 1 8 h CA 92649 Mesa, CA 92626 .. u po .. Beech CA 92663 .. esa Ca 92626 ""led, regarding lllle, pos· LIC HEA IN · AYR s GR.CUP Have you started dolnn ng on eac • Have you slat1ed doing I CA 92708 " · m • • .,. 1 PLANNING ACTION PA .. ., This business ft con 1 v 0 GX Trading Company. ey. · This business is con· This business is con· te11ion. or encumbrances. . . BONO NUMBER S-400· business ye1? No • business yet es ctober (Corporallon) (CA), 2900 Hl·Tex1 Rebu1lders, Inc., ducted by: a llmlled part· ducted by: an lndrvlduel to pay the remaining princl· i~r~~ ~g:NTJ~~~ SI~: 1684 David B. Rovsek, Geoeral ~~~~P by: 8 genetal part· 1~a~~nl ' Bristo! St. Sia. B-101. (CA), ! 116~1 Cendor Ave., nership Have you started doing pat sum or the note(s). se· LING ASSOC I FOR VARI· Ayres Sell Storage. Rosi· Partner Have you started doing T .. ls statement was filed Costa Mesa. CA. 92626 Fohunta1n Va ey. CA 92708 Have you started doing business yet? No curtd by said Deed ol ES F 0 -S E dan1 Managers This statement was flied b 1 t? " This busloass ts con· T Is business Is con· busloess yet? No Gary s Fulks T1u1t wilh loterest thereon, ANC R M . ID SET: Pub 11 shed New Po r I with the County Clerk of us ness ye no with Iha County Clerk of ducted by: a corporalion ducted by: a corporallon. Dan Allred . This siatement was flied H provided In said no1e(s). ~~g~ )'RE~~~ :Jr~~C~ Beech·Costa Mesa OalllJ Orange County on·11·22·96 ~·.R0:~~~~~r. Jr. Orange Co'!'ty on l0.25·96 Have you s1a11ed doing Have you started doing This statement was med with the County Clark of actvences. 11 a!IY· undet the REO (22• REO . 5• PROP.)· Pilot November 22, 29, 19983702731 This statement was filed . 1 .. 983700028 business yet? yes, Sept. 3, ~~~~ness yet? yes. January with Iha County Clerk of Orang~ County.on 11-05·96 Ttermt of said Deed or FRON"r SETBACK Rea' 1996. Daily Pilot Nov. 29, Dec. 6 with the Count" Clerk ot Dally Pilot Nov. 22, 29, 1992 , HI-Test Rebu'ilders, Inc., ts/ Orange County on 11·1·96 . 19903701018 1u11. fees. charges and , , · F058 • ' o 6 13 1"'"' FOGO GX Tradmg Company ewpanst1 of the Trustee (20 REO.: O PROP.); 13. 20. 1996. F073 Orange County on 11·1·96 ec. • • ~"" Hengameh Hamidi, C.F.O.' Vice President 19983700735 Dally Pilot Nov. 8, 15, 22, and of the trusts created WALL HGT. REO. (6' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 19983700'721 PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed This statement was Iliad Dally Pilot Nov. 8, 15, 22. 29. 1996 F992 1 o ov. • , , with the County Clerk of e oun Y 81 O • 1 PUBLIC NOTICE b~ •• ld D.ed Of Trust. PERM.; 8' PROP.} & RESI. Dally P'I t N 8 15 22 with th C I Cl k I 29 996 1980 • 10111 amount of the MGR. REO., WITH CUPS Flctltloua BuslneH NOTICE OF 29. 1996 1977 Flctltloue BuelnH• Orange County on 11-15·96 Orange County on 10·11·96 ---------- unp11aJd balance or the obhll· ~~RK~~L~';jCE~~.A~~ Name Statement APPLICATION TO PUBLIC NOTICE Name St•t•m•nt 19983702088 19983899319 PUBLIC NOTICE i--F-lc_t_lt-lo_u_s_B_u_a_ln_•_•_•_ ga on aecured by t e SITE ACCESS & PARK & The tonowlng persons are SELL ALCOHOLIC The following persona are Dally Piiot Nov. 22, 29, Dally Piiot Nov. 8, 15, 22, Fictitious Business H•m• St•l•ment prope11y to be sold and RENTAL OF UP TO. 4 doing buslneu as: Los BEVERAOES Flclltloue Bualn•H doing business as: Wild 1, Dec. 6, 13, 1996 F035 29, 1996 1998 Name Statement The following persons are re11onable eatlmated TRUCKS IN CONJ WITH Robles Mobile Home Es· D t f Fiii N I 17602 Sampson Ln. IA, d I b · costs, expenses and ad· • tates. 13100 Melanie Dr.. a • o ng am• tatemeht Huntington Beach CA PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The following persoos are o ng usrness as: vanct1 et the time or lnlllal CONST. OF AN APPROX. Westminster, Calif. 92683 Applloallon: The following person• are 92647 • doing business as: Practl· Noble Dog Export Manage· publication of the Notice of 98,000 SO. FT. MINI· Dorothy Miller Sublett . NOV 22, 1998 doing business as: True Performance Enterprises Flctltloua Buelnees Flctltloue Bueln•H cal Solutions, 3128 Red Hill mant Company, 8582 Alton Sale ls 5166.822.71 . ~HRJiS~CA~~~io B~~~~ 1079 N. Rldgellne. Rd., or'. To Whom II May Con-Romance, 318 Old Newport Inc., (CA}, '120 Pacrn~ Name Statement Nam• Statement Ave., #400, Costa Mesa, Circle, Huntington Beach. The Beneficiary under ·• ange, Calif. 92869 cern: Blvd .. Newport Beach, CA Coast Highway. Huntington The lollowlng persons are The lollowlng persons are CA 92626 CA 926'16 11ld Deed of Trust hereto· 1262 BRISTOL s:.. c1 Waller J. Miller, 1 San The . Name(a) of the Ap-92663 Beach, CA 92648 doing business as: Bear, doing business as: Pracsol. Inc.. (CA), 3128 Dennis J. Burger, 8562 lore uec:uted and dellv· ZONE. ENV. DET.. NEG. Miguel Coto De Cua pllcant(s} ls/are: OUORUM Roman Gerard Panico. This business Is con· Wards & Company. 2201 a) Jenny Bredley Real Es· Red Hiii Ave .. t 4oo. Cosla Afton Circle. Hunllngl01'1 ered to the undersigned a DEC. (AVAIL. FOR REVIEW Callf 92676 ' ENTERPRISES, INC. 8866 Pembf'okt Ave., Riv-ducted by: a corporation DuPont Drive 1400, Irvine. late Brokerage, b) Con· Mesa. CA 92626 Beach, CA 92646 written Declaration of De· 2g ~~~~~~~C~t'6~ PA w1111'am L Mllltf. 24901 The applicants listed erslde. CA 92503 Have you slarted doing CA 92612 sumer Mor1gage Alliance 4 This business Is con· Thlt business Is con· fault and Demand tor Sate, 96.72 FOR JON MEJIA. cammlno Vlfla, El Toro, above are epptylng to the Cheri Lynn Tackmann· buafnH• yet? No ., Bear. Wards & Company, Starburst Ct., Newport ducted by: a corporation ducted by: ao Individual and written Notice of De· • • Calif. 92630 Department of Alcoholic Tavenner, 8888 Pembroke Performance EnterprlH, Inc., (CA), 2201 DuPont Beach, cam. 92663 Have you stalled doing Have you stat1ed doing fault and Election 10 Sell. AUTHORIZE!? AGEN~lOR Norma Callahan, 611 Beverege Control to ~•II Al· Ave .. Rlvet1lde, CA 92503 Inc., Mark E. Beeks, Presi· Drive, Suite 400, Irvine. CA Jenny Bradley 4 s1arburst business yet? yes. 8·t·89 business yet? no The undet1ignitd cauted THEODORE E. AISCnARD Lotus Ave Thousand c:oholle Beverages at. 2675 This bu!lness Is con· deot 92812 Ct., Newpot1 Beach, Calif. Pracsot. Inc .• Pe1er Ander· Denni• J. Burger 11ld Notice of Default and FOR A CONDITIONAL USE Oak• Calif 91360 IRVINE AVE. 1A. COSTA ducted by. a general part· This statement was filed This business Is con· 92663 son. Ptesldent This a1atement was filed Elecllon to Sell to be re· PERMIT TO ALLOW AN Mar11'yn o;mm 6 Knowles MESA. CA 92627 nershlp wl h h C Cl k 1 • . This statement was flied with the County Clerk or corded In the counly whore UPGRADE FROM A BEER lrvlne Calll 92lt5 ' For the following ty~ of Have you star1ed doing 1 1 • ounty er 0 dueled by. a corporation_ This bu~lness Is con· with the County Clerk of Orange County on t 1·8·96 the real property Is focaied. ANO WINE LICENSE TO A Kath~rine 'susdorl. 24110 License: 47 ON-SALE GEN· business yet? No O..-ngt Coun.ry on 11•5·96 Have you sltirted doing ducted by. an individual . Orange Counly on 11+96 19983701449 This Is an attempt lo COi· GENERAL LICENSE FOR A Wildwood Cyn Rd Ne-ERAL EATING PLACE Roman Gerard Panico 1t99370t 108 busintss yet? no Have you Slat1ed doing 19983700723 Dally Piiot NOV 15, 22. 29, lect a debt, and any lnlor· BONA FIDE EATING whall, Calif. 9t32l ·• Published NewJ:>orl Lynn Tackmann-Tavenner Daily Piiot Nov. 8, 15, 22, Bear, Wards & Companv. business yet? yes, lt-1-96 0 998 matlon obtained will be PLACE WITH AN EXPAN· This business is con· Beach·Costa Mesa Dally This •latement was ffle(I 29, 1996 1963 :~c .• Edwin o. Bransome, ~~?5nv s~~~ed~elnt was filed ~~J~~lot Nov 8· 15·,:8~ ec. e. 1 · FOl I uHd ror that purpose. SION OF HOURS OF OP· ducted by: a general part· Pilot November 29, Oecem-with the County Clerk of This statement was filed wllh the County Clerk or PUBLIC NOTICE Date: 04 NOV 98 ERATION TO ALLOW MID· norship bar 6 13 1996 Orange County on 11 5 96 PUBLIC NOTICE ..... c c o c PUBLIC NOTICE MASTER MORT "AOE NIGHT CLOSING ON SUN· Have you ctat1ed dolng • • . F . . Wlu• the ounty lerk of range ounty on 11·8·96 Flctltloue Bualn•H .. DAY THAU THURSDAY w 066 19983701013 FlctlUoue.BuslnH• Orange County on 11·15·96 19063701481 Name Statement COMPANY TRUSTEE ANO 1 ·00 AM FRIDAY business yet? Yes. 1981 PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Pllol Nov. e. 15, 22, Nam• Stat•m•nt 19963702096 Daily Pilot Nov. 15, 22, 29, Flctltlout Bualn•s• The following persons aro BY SPECIALIZED, INC.: AND S0ATUROAY. WITH ?a~~~~hy . Mlller·Sublett, 29, 1996 1986 The following person• are Daily Pilot Nov. 22. 29. Dec. 6. 1996. F010 Nam• Statement doing businHS as: Gow· AS AGENT FOR SAID LIVE ENTERTAINMENT, AT This statement was filed Flctltloue BualnHI PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslneH as: Hem· Dec. 6. 13, 1996 F038 __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ ,d~~~~ono;~n~l ~:r:~ns :~~ land Molorsports Racing, TRUSTEI!, 1090 Euo•· SUPER ANTOJITOS, LO· with the County Clerk of Nam• Stat•ment mlngways In the Heights, PUBLIC NOTIC Vertibrae Chain company, 1433 Superior Ave., Unit nla Piece, Carpinteria, CATED AT 2949 FAIRVIEW Orange Coun.1y on 10-25•96 The following pe11ons are Flctltloue BuslneH 495 Old Newpot1 Blvd.. E Fictitious BuslneH 211 Cabrlllo Street, Costa 295, Newport Beach. CA Ca 93013, (805) 884-ROAD IN A Cl ZONE. EN· 19903700071 doing business at: Presti· Name Statement Newpot1 Beach, CA 92663 Flctltlou1 Bu1lneH Name Statement (.1ea. CA 92627 92663 1424 VtRONMENTAL DETERMI· 0 glous Encounters. 3001 The following per1ons are Food !or Thought, LLC.. Th 1 1 6Tadley Thomas Leach. David Gowland, 1433 Su· BY· D VAZQUEZ NATION: EXEMPT. ally Piiot Nov. 22, 29, Red Hiii, Building #6, Suite doing buslneu 11: Oll· (CA), 488 Old Newport Name Statement e ollow ng persons are 217 Cabrlllo Street, Costa petlor Ave .. Unit 295, New· • • , 3. PLANNING ACTION PA· Dec. 6, 13, 1996 F061 1208, Costa Mes•, CA VAE ETC 1001.B South Blvd .. Newport Beach, CA The following persons are dolog business as: The Mesa, CA 92627 port Beach, CA 92863 TRUSTEE SALES Of· 87·204A FOR CAPITAL Ff. PUBLIC NOTICE 92626 Melrose si'' Placentia CA 92663 dolng business as: Bl1'1cher Rockinghorse limited Part· This businese IS con· This business is con-FICER NANCIAL CONSULTANTS. Mlchael Orower, 235 92670 " · This buslneu Is con· Construction Services, nershlp. 11124 Calabrle ducted by: an Individual HP03923CA INC., AUTHORIZED AGENT Flctltloue Buelneet Beach Blvd .. #202, Hun· SllVlo Caputo 1317 West duct.ed by: a Limited LI· 18008 Skypark Circle, Ir· Lane, Foothill Ranch, CA d~cted by: an :n~lvdldudalol Have you started doing Published Newport FOR MESA VILLAGE llngtonBeach,CA92646 Sharoo Rd 'santa A abflltyCo. vlna.Calll.92614 926t0 ave you sar e ng businessyet?yes, 10-18·96 Be h·C I M O II SHOPPING CENTER TEN· Name Statement J1me1 Gregory Keegan, C rl I 92706 na, Have you itarted doing Andrew Lance Youngquist, Frank Xaviet Romagnano business yei? IJes, October Dave Gowland ac os a asa a 'I ANTS IN COMMON, FOR The following ~rson1 tre 600 BLD·A. #107, Anton Aa I orC a K 3 buslneH yet? No 1651 Braemar Way, New· II, #24 Calabria Lana. Foot'. 1St~~~y Thomas Leach This statement was filed Pilot November 15. 22. 29, MODIFICATION TO CONDI· doing business as: P•P· Blvd., Costa Mata, CA Shna . R err, S1 17 West Food for Thought L LC pot1 Beach, Calif. 92660 hill Rllnch. CA 92610 . . wflh the County Cletk or 1996. TIONAL USE PERMIT TO Pope, 23681 Vie Uoda, 92626 aron d., anta Ana, Trlslen Beamon see · • " This business is con· This business Is con· Thia statement was filed F022 EXPAND A OAS STATION Mission Viejo, CA 92691 Thia business 11 con-~~\lorn~a 9f06 1 This statement wai flied ducted by: a llmlled part· dueled by: a llmiled part· with the County Clerk of Orange C~~~~~;~1;~~: ---------TO INCLUDE AN AT· Arthur S. Gome. 21391 ducted by: a general part· s ua.nass • con· with the Count Cl rk f nership nershlp Orange County oo 11·5·96 PUBLIC NOTICE TACHEO AUTOMATIC CAR Blrdhollow, Trabuco Can· nershfp dlfcled by. husbaod and 0 a ne Co nl Y 1~ 1 ~ Have you started doing Have you started doing 19983700994 Dally Pilot Nov. 15, 22, 29, ---------WASH WITH A VARIANCE yon, CA 92679 Have you started doing w e 1 n. u Y on • • business yet? yes, 8•1·96 business yet? yes, 11-14·96 Dally Pilot Nov. 6. 15, 22, Dec:. 6, 1996. F018 CITY OF FROM BUILDING SET· Mark C. Swenson, 25666 business et? No Have you •tarted doing 19903700714 Andrew L. Youngquist. Frank X Roma II 29 1996 199 r---------- COSTA MESA BACK REQUIREMENTS, Nottingham Court. Laguna Michael 6rower business yet? No Dally Pltot Nov. 8, 15, 22, General Partner This staiemenfn!~~· filed • 4 ORANOE COUNTY, LOCATED AT 1045 EL Hiiia, CA 92653 Thie statement wu llled Ana C. Kerr 29, 1996 1984 Thl1 sta1emen1 was filed with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTlCE CALIFORNIA CAMINO DRIVE IN A c1 Steven A. Kanda, 21331 with the County Clerk of ~h~s ~tat~ment wcs Ille~ with the County Clerk of Orange County on 11·19·96 Flctltloua Buslnees NOTICE ioNE. ENVIRONMENTAL Windllrtarn Cir .. Trabuco Orange County on 11-1·96 ;1 1 ec ouoty lerk 0 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 1M·96 191183702375 IHVITINO BIDS DETERMINATION: PAEVI· Canyon, CA 92879 19983700734 renge ounly on 11-1·96 FJctltloue Buelneee 19983700718 Dally Pilol Nov 22 29 Name Stat•ment OUS NEGATIVE OECLARA· Torrance F. Hutchins. H903700733 o II PU 1 N 8 5 22 . ' ' The following persona are NOTICE Is hereby given TION. 22704 lslamare, Lake For· Dally Piiot Nov. 8. 15, 22. Dally Piiot Nov. a. 15, 22. Name lt•t•m•nt a Y 0 ov, · 1 • • Dec. 6• 13· l996 F044 doing business as: Lanning that sHltd proposal• for , FOR FURTHER INFORMA· est, CA 92630 29. 1998 1982 29 1996 r966 The following persons ere 29, 1996 1963 PUBLIC NOTICE Associates, 18072 Sprin· furnl1hlng 111 labor. materl· TION ON THE ABOVE AP· Robert L. Lavole. 23 S• PUBLIC NOTICE ' dolng business as: BDF, PUBLIC NOTICE dale 1237, Huntington als, equipment, transporta-PLICATIONS, TELEPHONE gada, Rancho Santa Mar· PUBLIC NOTICE 4500 Campus Drive, 1411, Flotltloue Bualn•H Beach, CA 92647 lion and such other faclll· 754•5245 OR CALL AT THE garlta. CA 92688. Flctltloue Buelneas Newport Beach, CA 92660 Flctltloue Buelneu Name Statement Tammara lee Lanning, 1111 at m1y be required lor OFFICE OF THE PLAN· Thlt business Is con· Flctltloue Bualn•H Black Stump Holdings, 16072 Sprlndale 1237. ROOFING RENOVATIONS NINO DIVISION, ROOM ducted by: 1 general part· ThNe a1..m.10•wSlntgatp~a•on"st are N•m• Statement Inc., (a California Corp.). Th:~:io•w~ntgatp'::'s'Qnnat are The following per$ons are Huntington Beach, CA AT THREE SEPARATE LO· 200 77 FAIR DRIVE nershlp "' "'' The rouowlng persons are (CA) 4500 Campus Drive doing business as: a} S• 92647 CATIONS. PROJECT ANO COSTA MESA CALIFOR'. The regl1t11nt(s) com· doing buslneu as: Lazer doing business 11: Balboa #4tl, Newpof1 Beach, CA doing business u : cure Locking Systems. b} 'Thi• business Is con· SPECIFICATION NO. 96·18. NIA · menced 10 traosact bull· zone, 600 East Ba~ Drive Island C8lamlca 305 Ma· 92860 Dreamtech International Chlld Support Enforcement wlll be received by the ClllJ p ~ b 11 1h1 d New p 0 rt ness undet (he fictitious ~=~e~a~:i~c;~~,.1 600 tine Ave., Balboa Island, Thlt buslneu Is con· ~·~h V~A oc~g· Newport ~rvrc:•· or t 6 H:;bor of CoatacM•aac •I the orFllce Beach-Costa Mesa Dallv business name(s) 11111d • Calif. 92662 ducted by: a corporation J~':ne~ John Holdswot1h vd., te. l • osta eaa. or th• lty lerk. n elr Pilot November 29 1998 ebove on: Oct. 1, 1996 BEalatl Occaan Front 13c. John F. Rocha, 117 Coral Have you llarted doing w 37 Clltt d 6 CA 92626 FIND C<ln't seem to get to all those repair jobs around th• hou .. ? Let the Clefalfled Service Directory help you find rellnbte help. 842-5878 Otivt, Coela Mell, Calilor· • F063 Robert l . Lavole, Partner boa, A 92881 St.. Ntwpot1 Btach CA bu1lne11 y11? no are, or treet, Stephen Michael Auslln, an apanment nla, untll the hour of 10:00 This statement was flied tan Wadwhanl, 11682 Lo-92662 • Black Stump Holdlnga Glenweverty, Victoria, Aus· 2021 Lemnos Drive. Costa a.m .. Mondiy. December PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of eusr Stree1. Fountain Val· Gaye Roche, 117 Coral Inc .• Neh Brandom, Prest: tralla. 3150 _M_e_sa...;._C_A_9_2_6_2_6 ____ • __ t_h_ro_u_o_h_c_l_as_s_lf_le_d __ • _________ _ 23. 1999, 11 which time Orang• County on 1 t-1·96 fev. CA 92880 St., Newport Beach, CA c:tonl .,.------------------------------ they will be opened pub-SUPB,.IOR COURT 19963700708 Mike Smith, 600 Eaat 92662 Thia 11111m1nt was flied S1Jr;4.R~G ~ly Ind Cead aloud ~n lh~ OF CAL.,ORNIA,_,. Dally Pilot Nov 8 15 22 ~·:;Jr:,nt #lF. Belboa, This buslneH It con• wlll\ the County Clerk of 1>'~~11 h:':'~ .. :·1~8 COUNTY OF ORANOI! 29• 1996 · ' f97ax Thi• builness la con· !':,~td by: husband and Oranv-County on tt-5·96 11111 01 the work and name 341 The Cltv Drive ducted by: • general Plf1· Have ou atartt<I ~OI 19981701019 of tl'le blddtl' but no other Poat Oftlc• PUBLIC NOTICE ne11hlp . butinHt yet? No ng Dally Pilot Nov. 8, 15, 22, , dl1ltngul1hlng ma1k1. Any 8ox 14171 .,1 tltl 8 1 Have you 111rted doing John F Roch• 29, 19" 1989 bid received alter tho Or11nge, CA r c oue ue n••• butlneu yet? no · : eche<h.tltd oto1lng time tor 92013·15'71 H•m• Statement Ja.,,ea Patrick Moore ~~~· .~:t~':~ w~t!r:'~ PUBLIC NOTICE the receipt 01 blcfa •hall b• IN THI! MATTl!R 0.. The following p111on1 .,, Thia statement w11 med talurntd to bldde1 un· r doing bu1inn1 11: MOdero with the County Clerk of Orange County on 11-1·96 "ctltlous Bualnes1 opened. 11111111 be the toll THB PB TITION TO Attlee. 3000 A Airway, Ofangt Counly on ll·5-9G 190937007'18 Name Statement rMpontlblllty of th• bidder CHANQE TH! NAMI! Coate MtH, CA 82628 19993700997 Dally Piiot Nov. 8, 15, 22, The following P«IOl'll art to '" 1hat his bid la ,.. Of' Amarlnd•rllt •· Or• lnlira lntern1tlon1t, Inc., Daily Pilot Nov 8 1S 22 29. 1996 f972 dolnv bu1lne1111: Orth 011 I B US.'LNre.SS?? celved In pto~r time wet & Sueana M, Qr• (Cnlllornla), 3000 A Airway, • • • • Odell, 1820 E. Oary Av. •• ' A 181 of aid ooc:ument• wal on ·b•h•lf of Bat• Coeta Meu, C111to,nre 29. 1996 1995 PUBLIC NOTICE &ult• 21,, Santa Ana. ca. may be obtalCnled ~ th11 Of· lnd•r lln9h Grewal, • 11-1~1!6 bualneH 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICI Plotltloue au.an.u 9L~ Oii Com 1..., Inc flee °' the ly s:.nQ "'"· minor , N I .... t ..,.u, ~any. .. i. • • • • • • • • 17 '•It Drive, Co1t1 MHa, CAIB NUMal" ducted by. I OOtpOratlon Plotltlou1 8uetn.a• ame t .. ,elftln (CA), 1820 !. ~ Ave., • • • • • • c.llfomla upon nonrefund· The r1gl1111nt(1) com-Ne,._. llllt•Meftl The following f*IOl\I.,. Suite 213, Santa Arte, Ca. ; at)ls paP.,t of s1000 An Ataaoot menc.ct 10 ttll\aac:t busl· The totiowtno persona.,. doing bu1lne11 M : Per· 9270!1 The T-..1 n---111tht n..:l..PiJdiJ ... 1---1 t<ldlflonal chafa• 0; sioo O"DI" TO neaa under tl\t nc1moua doing bullneu u : EMC lo#manoe lllullon, 120 Pa· Thia bu11n111 la con-..,,,;,,,.. ~r'""'K''* ~.1 .r- win be mldt 1n1anc1ted by SHOW CAUll 'OR name or name• ll•t•d <>ev.lopment 20331 lrilna clflo Co11t Hwy., Hunting• ducted by: a corPOtatlon to 41mlJllll« a new S6ti.ct"""' tndi!Ab/e IO ntW bflSiw. mall. Bid Documenti and CH4NQI O' NAMI above on June t, 1"6 Ave. 1·1, 'Santa Ana ton Be.ah, CA 92941 Have you •tatted d~ ot.her eontrllC1 c1oeument1 PETITION!RIS) Arna.rind-lnttra lnternatlonat, inc., HelQht .. CA 82707 Ptrformanca Enlar~r1 ... bu11M11 ylC? yet, Oc1. 1, ~ wilJIWUI SEARCJI tht 1lllme h.VXl I# no Otll'rl ._ ~~VOM II# may alao be examined II arjlt s. Grewal a. Suaana M. Tatek Oenena, Pflsldent <>Ullin O.V.loptMnt Inc., Inc., (CA), 1ao Pacific 1"6 .J-,,--w-11"' ,,-- the Ofkt of 11\t City et.rk Oiewat on behalf or kt· Tiii• lllatement was nled • Catltornla corporation °0111 Hwy, •.. HunUngton Ol'1h Oii ~. Inc., timelllllLthetnp. JotheWtH<-'inSimla.An4 '"--J'-.1;,_, •. L~-L 01 the City o1 Costa MtH. Ind er Sl~h Grewal a with the County Cltrlt or 1048 lrvlne Ave. IM3' ~ctl, CA t2M11 1 Anthony w. Orti, Pre.ldtnt -...-- 1 f1Dlo "J --. .,_, JDC lll1lllP7 lid ftAA.---1· Will not be minor HA AVE FIU!b A Or9n0• County on 1M·N N-Btactl CA 82teO . • bUI nn• • con• Thia •1a~ .,.. ni.cr is-..l--'wruiiJl~L.tll'HW~....._ •• L . ..1.....--.....:...~--.-+-·.!J.. ..L-r--m•llH"'~ftieta the td• PETITION OR AN OAOER f Ht37007U Thtrbutlnt~I le con-d= !:!;,• :,~:111: wlt.h the COl#lty Clfftl of ~ J-.r-J-ll'll»T1Q1 ~_,,_WWI llK ...__,.J dltlONlf a .oo ctlara-II In· T 0 c HAN 0 ! NAM l!S OON,\HUI, MCINTOSH duc\ed by: • eorporatlon ~~ yea. t2 ~ Ofanot County on H.ut ~ tma" wtdt for four Wt!tlts Ill "f"ilrJ,,, """"""Ihm fill JOI" J1'0flf Clucttd 'Min\ paynwnt. f'ROJ.4 81tlnd1t Slnoll Gr• & HA .. Ml!RTON, AT· TilettOllV9"t comlMl"IOld M • iHP7ootM .J'. • UJilhfher'-CMrlt. 11-11 blcl Md be made 11¥11 TO Brandon S. Or.wll TOAN!YI AT I.AW, Mn. ~ lrtntaet ~ UNI« Ptrl0t1Nnce lnterprlae D•lfV PlfOI No#. I; 11. 241, "J' ._,_._.J orf u1e,PtopoNI lor,m6 II It he,.bV ordW.ct 11\tl l<lttt MclntOah Momey at t • flctllloua bu1lna11 Inc Marke...._ ....__~ ll9.11M Ille nL~.dJtt&l...-l:J.t1Mw~.wL~--.-•...L.-"'-JI.. DJ/ .. 2 2.lltw. •Mia•• •1 lfWOuOh •• all PlflOl\I lnttrHIM In Ulllt 121 W11i t9ttl Strfft namt Ot l'llTIH ll•lld cteni ' ._________ ~-.... -r "'J -,_ r-,_ ~ -~ ll:1C' ~ .. -~ ;AJV Ml. ~ ·In U'9 convae1 lh1t matt" appeat befof9 • • abov'I on: Oct. 1. 1M Thia •*""" llltd PUkJC NOflCI ' -11.-c .. r--... Jjl __ II'. ?,J·.J---" (I. ~ ~. Md tl'lall i,. !his o<>utt In Otptftmenl Coala Miia, CaUlornla OekhlU DfttlOj)Mlnt. Inc.. ~rh the ,. _ _, ~-f · -; ~ ~.ma& .-;'Y"" a1111'1111SlfJ/ ,.,_, C:mJ ut Ill 17/ 64M32J ll1lll Wit ~IJyJCrill.cl No. 103 OI Iha Orange 92t27 Ptetldtnt: Mlcfiaef a. tar· --··~ ,, ,.:. ..................... wi/J11111M " ' ,&..,. dlit ' J..-~' • • .... ~ OI a bid County 84'1*10t COUl1 •I o.lly ,.llot Nov. .. t .. 22, bott er.nee_ Coutllyoo., • • ·= t:" ..... . "'""l"'Mfll r 'JO" IO • /lfrll:R' "J ,,..;,. ..._, tof Ml .... ltwn '°" tri. eddr9H ahown sbovt Zt, 1• lll1X l'tlle tlal8fMfl\ ._. Ned t ... '1007' 1lle ~we ""'......,Of''"" Qld, ~ tt·t?, ttN at 1:00 ¥ltlh the CowltV cin of o.lft nee rfow. t. "· 22, ~..._.. · U:W11MJ,o,JJL--~~~ ""'-oill-tlltlillllttuill!M--J......;;... .,.... ~ eo.,,. City o'cloctc.= .. •ndti"llftwt PUIUCNOTIOI OranoeCour\tlon1o-zMI "•""d N73 ..:..-Ci.ti '&.weech, atOO ~~ ,__,_...,,-~,.-r---!~r--,..~.,..,.... •=., C:-:..~.on":J: Z.'tiave W:'::·~ ,.......... ......... t1MHMT•1 <Cawm.Gla .... M E~~1C)f. COa1a g/tld.lfJl#istJIM. GooJWinJ1!#"~"'"""1mrf , a '~-1ty 1°' C:ha,. ~t name ~ ..._. ........... Dsf1 Hot Nov. O, 1•, at, OOfllVIN!aNT .,.,. 70I ~ ,. -..,. ANEW • " .....,.. '°""" 11 1a """'* or•eci tti.i • doll'IO •: ....,.. ca...-... tno. ..nine. Of "'" PU. ~ it 0orcic. • Ht • INI M oonalct-copy of w. OfOlt to snow oon a.di °""""' tMOO Th• mo11 oom,,,.aw.n· k>oltlnQ, Gl•Ul!Wd nu Dt .. ~ .._, CA ;.-, ' f I I ' ' !I .......... -~..., not be granted. .,.,,. ~ .... !!, .... ,.. Whether )IO\l I• b~ eoror.• -CA~ I 1': .. ~ ~r.t ....... ] t I v'.~Pilot ' .... _... R .. NtOe Oft I ceuae !» ~tl\tcf In NII MaeAfUIW Blvd. 416'0, ti.,_ aod cumMt1 dlreo-W"-t you_ hffdll l9'80 ' _,.. ~ bm fUr· Costa MtM Oal!V Piiot. a HftS*t IMd\1 ~ a'711J t"'Y of ~· and •• CU.911'1.D Thi• '"'""' ft con-,.IWPORT_llACI!' JCDI_ 1~ MBA .1 -_ , ~~-~~~M~~g~·~Q~~~~~~~ M~N .~~·~~~·~-~~--~~-~-----~~~-~~:-~~~~~~-~-~-~~-~~.--~-~-~~~~~~~:~~ " FfUOAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 • PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICU flUILIC llOTICU PUlllC NOTICH I PUBUC llOTICll ,.. IC IOTICI m '¥i.,. lr&il£il PUii.iC llOT1CI m bf. .... lnCAGI -"'9&JC NOTICf C8fTt1'. AT eMO---. • •• • u • ....... 111 11111111 _, -.. ...... 16ie''~~Miiiiiii ... ie;ij"=Cl'~~Y'O" ...., ~ ._., you tUrted ti'G Re P 0 RT 0 F C 0 H 0 IT I 0 N DUVAii>.~ _,., d .... c-.. ,._. .... II... ... .. ... ~ -.J:11u1111 -=:'r'~ M• -" •• ttJ'a• ..._.or"..Hoa l'l•lll•w.r~u.IMaa COnaolldallng dOMMllC ~a/la of the CA. .. ...._ tide end-. wu a&.• mw .. ..,.. ..... ....,., ... a11t1 ... 1lll Thie IC I _. lied .... l ... 1•1nt Thlt -~ flied ................. 'MA~AL.MM!.of tBVtH.E; ~.. ..S COft'lf~ to end .. ~~ .. THI M»lf ......... lllilllll .. 1"' ........ ,.,.. 111 --~ '-'!:::.. ~ ~ .lW....,,. penone .. ........._ ....... C""'""" ~ ol The folowlng per.ans we of Ca~lomla. 11 the doee of buliness on t*«f ll't 1t urdlr" wild 1"! ~ m i W .A't ..... Sd1*1l-~ do6l'8 ....... •: •b::; _. ... --~, ...,. .. .,. dolrig .....,... as: GtOUI ..,Ul ... _ .. , '--" dolf'9 ~ u : Best In S.p\ember30. 1996 otTNlllnO.~ 'neMllllN~~lO ... M .......-·w· ~•r:.:~::, W• 0rtnvt~on10.1o.M T~..,. ~Ctr· 0r_,.Countyonlli1t-M lM West £n1ertalnCJ\tnt, ln_,Couray,~ l'tePVCll!MTIIU~MCCDf. AUDlfRl.l.YDBCJmlHllt l1il CJDMr~. , ... .,. ..... , C... ..... • -~~ i• 1•\&.c~Keltlla.,.M3,Ma· ASS!"TS orrie ~ tL Ult~ 100 kftOCI "8zl •2to, Olly flfd "Mow. 't. .., t ""' "" . a•· .. .--. tt, ,...,C4ermM . ... Hewpol1 hlct\. CA NM3 " ltM I001 0.-Ad w. ht1etvnan, 43e o.c. e. 1:J, 1 l'050 R.alll Payan~~ s. ~s I Alt ·A:o..,..~~-...Uf -s • t MMoc'I TOcld V*-9: 100 ' CambMot Clfdt, Cotta 185, Anaheim. CA 92802 Cam and balances oue ract Ho. in. In atY of tDBT llXl!R '°' .. •"""..:;... • ~ .... n10. fMW. PUii.iC NOTICI MeA. Calif. IH27 , PUILIC NOTICI Thi• butlnns Is con-from .......... 11""' lnalltutlona: S~ot' ~.°' .. · ~ ., ~· ... d ....... -... - -... pan leech. CA J2M3 Thi• butlne11 11 con-.. _._1..__ dueled by: a.n lndMduat ,,.,...,... -·• .... • --• -.. ,.. Thlt builnttt It con-'1otlta.... aue1neu duCttd by: en lndMdual Fictitious •-Have you 11a11e<1 doing C'onlnterest-bearlng balances and M.p ~ In 9oo11 M ~ d .. ~ ._ .._ c.--..; c. dueled by: M lnclMdUal ,.,..._ •t••etMnt Have you etaned doing Name ltatem.nt buliMI• ye17 yH, S-28-96 currency and cotn. .. ................. 14,892 1e. "91111 °' Mflcllll_,. .....,, 11 •and lrMr· Gilt 1"' w 'V'lipt T,_. Htw you •!Mid dolno The toOovldng ptt1CW11 are M!MN 'f9'7 no The lottowtng l*IOM tr• Raul Payan Interest-bearing balances ..... ,. .. .. ·-....... 0 M•J", 1n the Offtct of t"'9... to ..t now hlld ....,_ .,, .._ tlr -. ~ Y9l'1 No dolnQ bulNta u : M.S. David W. Reichman doing bu1lnu1 u: This etatemeot was flied Held·to·matuntysecunbes ................. ~. .10,625 Ol#ltV "9cordef of S8'cf 11¥ I lftllr..id Deed afTNll ,__... II I'll ~ Maaon V11vtt• Mite~ & As90elate1. 470 Thie .. lament wat nled O'Connell and ~ WIUI the County Clerk of Available-for-sale securities .................. 7,239 County, O..crlbed .. '* In .. ..,..,.,....._ In lllld ._ ..S alW _...... Thi• 1tatement wa1 llled N. Cout Hwy. IC, Laguna With U.. County Cletk of m Van NH• Court. Orange County on 11·12·96 Federal funds sold .................................... 33,292 iow.: ~It 1 N'lf tn ~ ..t s.... ._ .... fl ts~ w..,,.,... .... with 1ht County Cltfll of Beech. CA 92e51 Or-ro• County on 11-12·9' Meta, CA 92828 19183701888 Secunties purchased under e t.nter line of H8r1* dllClllled • LOT 231 OF n.. 1111111 .....-., .. ...,.. Orang• County on 11-15-M Michael S. Ml1chett, 470 N. tHOU01817 Maty Ann o·eonn.n. 922 Oalty Pilot Nov. 15, 22, 29, agreements to resell ................. , ....... , ............ 0 Snet•Shownons.tdMllt TRACT NO. 1712, N n£ lltllratfl'll~...,. t8H37011'0 i:".: ~wy~f' Laguna Dally Piiot Nov. 115, 22, 29. ~~~. ~:~~urt, Costa Dec. 6, 1996. FOOS Loans and lease financing receivables· !!elng Alto • Point In the arv OF COSTA ~ ~I'll,...._• bl ldll Mjl D•lly Piiot Nov. 22. 21, Tnl1 • bu1lnen 11 co,,. Dec. 8, 191fS. FOi& Thi•• bu1lne11 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE Loans and leases, net of ~~= :: ~OF ~ = ... -::. :':9 Otc. '· 13, 199f F034 ducted by: an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE .. ducted by: •n Individual LuEnSeSa:~~ow1nacnoeom~o'~"1::.:.;~·· ... 64,712 Seid Lot. Diltant Norttt n _ ........... ~ ... llml " .......... II U lltliM" PUB'IC NOTICE Have you 11arted doing Hive you llarted doing Flctltloua Business "" 48 MlnuW 41 Sec-~ _..... ~ '" -"' buslneu yet? no flcUUoua aualn•H bu1ln11s yet? no Name Statement and lease losses ..................... 919 30 l!IOCI< 50 PAGES 32 TO 38 .. No1ice ti '* II -flo--0-0-ou-.-9-u-1-,,,.-a-.-1 Mlcbael s. Mitchell Nam. ltat•m•nt Mary Ann O'Connell The lollowlng persons are LESS. Allocaled transfer Said :=.oorrom~a= tCUJSM! MSCEl.LANE-Ull.IM.a ~...._ID cash. Hem• ltetement Thlt 1tatement wu n The followtng per90na ire This st11ament wu nled doing business as: D & L risk reserve .... ........... . ......... .. 0 Comer of S.ld L4t ~ ~~ ~ ~n.::.:-C:C:-..:.~ The following perlOf\I •e with the County Clerk o doing busln111 as: Pen ~th lhec County Clerk of Vtr\111ng, 445 Vista Patada. Loans and leases, net or unearned 8, 1e1ng Aleo the Most =.._ ~~. ~. lioNI .._.. 1 cf**~ .... 1 dol butlntu . Schu-Orange County on 11·5-M Power Publlcatlon1 & Call-range ounty on 11-19-98 Newport Beach, CA.92660 income, allowance, and reserve ........ 63.793 Nor9wtveam. of 1he Land~· ·~------.,, bef1 ng& Company a'i:entlltd 19983701020 fomla BrHu, 3724 Sea 19983702382 Lyn Allen Staudinger, 445 Trading assels. .... .. ..... . .. ... .. . '. .. 0 o..cribed In the DHd to OL. OAS. ~ N<> 11111 OI _.ad""°" or• Public Accountant. 2424 Dally PllOt Nov. a. l6, 22. Clllf, Santa Ana, CA 92704 Dally Pilol Nov. 22, 29, v111a Parada, Newport Premises and fixed assets ThonwaJ ~end YMt on1!R H't'CACICAA80N dlldldlawn-, a ... .,.....,. S.E. Brlilol Suite 210 29 11198 '990 Au11t11 Wllllam Nelton. Dec. 8, 13, 1996 F051 Beach. CA 92660 (1nciuding caprtaflted teases)... . 1.225 ~ded· Seotember 21 SUBSTANCES LYNl BE· uWlol and IDln •IOd'MM. ~~i:.:n·~~6e0 ~ , PUBLIC NOTICE ~~:2~0: cutt, Santa Ana, PUBLIC NOTICE J~~ ~~~~':,'~;~~u~on-~~ee;,~:n~s1t~~n':~~ldated sub~1d1~;1~s' 1'296 !~'i*~:S/"~ ~A~~~~ ~ :" ~= Tlvoll Court Newport Thi• bu1lnt11 11 con· " tltl 8 I Have you staned doing and associated companies O llonQ 1hl NonNutwty Une SM> PROPERTY. 8UT WITH "'flnlnc:ill Codi.-8llllGrbd Cout CA 928S7 Flctltlou• lualneaa ducted by: an Individual c oua ua MH business yet? yes. l l · l ·96 Customers' hab1hly 10 this bank of Seid Lind South 60 0.. NO RIGHT OF 5'.JRFACe IO do bllllnlsl ii HI...._ ii lie This· builn••• 11 coA-Nerne ltate"'9nt Have you started doing N•m• ltatt"'9nt L~ Allen Staudinger ,. 0 -11 Mlnutn 415 Sec-EHT'RY, As. PROWlED ., MIC llndlt Giber ...,. CMll Is ,,. f •-·~ ... -•-~s et? " "2c ... T"-following ,_._s are T r 1111-A t A• 11_... on acceplances ou1stanu1ng . .. .. .. .. .. . .... ducttd by· an Individual The ol""""ng ~·are ..,.,,. .. ..,. ~ Y' Y • ~ .....,.. ,,. ,. •. -. s 1 ...... n ...,_ 1"" 1n1ang1ble assets .5.355 EMt 57.50FHt10 the DEED R£COAOED"' BOOK ICCll*d Ill T..-mtr wlrl Hive ~ llarttd doing doing business u: Jenny'• Russell Wlllfam Nelton doing bualness as: Cal Er· with Ille County Clerk of Olher assets .. 2.214 Mo9t Ea1-tV Comet of Seid 2448 PAGE 82 ~ hOld the isu.ara of .. Tnaawa buslneu yet? no Musage Therapy, 17682 This statement was filed rOfl, 21~ Delaware St., Orange County on 11-19·96 Total assels · · .................. 139.931 end the Trve Point of RECORDS. The properly Deed llf1lil IWICls blcDITll l\Qi. Allan Schubert Btacfl-Stvd. Sta. 102. Hun-¥11th U.. County Clerk of IA. Hunllnglon Beacn,.CA 19183702388 Blglnrq; ~ Sou1ti 39 eddl.-and °'* oammon ablttD"' Piii" 01.._ • Thll slatement wu filed llngton Beach, CA 92&47 Orange County on 11-12·98 92648-2955 . Daily Pilot Nov. 22, 29, 48 Mnum 45 Ste> dellgi ..... t. I ~. oft• ,.., a mer of 11g1t Said .... flt with the County Clerk ol Jemller lit Olson, 6825 19983701819 Ronald K. Tern, 2120 Dela· Dec 6 13 1996 F041 LIABILITIES West185.00F9etelong property cr..:rtbtd *-ii madt, but wlttlClllt ~ fll Orange County on 1 M9-vi. Anoyo, Buena Park, CA Dally Pilot Nov. 15, 22, 29. ware St., IA. Huntington · ' ' Southeasterly line of purported to be: 2CXJ9 ~ wanwty, mqnss OI implied 1998'702373 90820 Dec. 6, 1998. F017 B•ac1 h. CA &2&4&-2955 PUBLIC NOTICE Depos11s Said lMid of Aeynalda to the_....... ...,_..... COST• _ _,, -.. -n .., Thi• bu1lnH1 11 co,,. Th • buslnt11 Is con-09 270 .. __ S Co """'"" ""~ " ,..__"' ...,. ,._...... "' Dally Piiot No¥. 22, . 29, ducted by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual Fictitious Bualn•H In domestic olllces . . . .. .... ... . . 1 • ..,..., outhtrtv "* of ~ CA a2927 The under-tnClllTll:wWlca. IO lllllfy Ille Otc. I, 13, t998 F045 Have you •tarted doing Have you atarttd doing N•m• Stetement Noninleresl·bearing ......... 59.861 Said Land;~ South 60 llgned TNAlll dildltlrN ~ lndetltldnlu seCWld bf said PUBLIC NOTICE bualnHs yet? no FlctHloua 8ualnH• business yet? yH, 1976 The following persons 8,8 ln1eresl·beanng .. . .. ..... 49.409 ~ 1~~~0s:; llatililly tor~ il:J01•«*-c:J Deed. ICMlas lllemlndlf. witl ---------• Jennifer LH Olson · Neme Stelement TRho1nald K. Tern ti doing business as: Salon Federal funds purctlased.. . . ........ :'\ .......... 0 SouthHtttflv Line of Said the properly~ and ~ lrftr.st as pnMded "*'in, Mid Fl 1111 8 1 This 11a1emtnt was nted The following persons are s 11e1emen1 was ltd Udo, 3441 ·H Via Lido. Securities sold under agreements Lot 8; Thence North 39 De· oommon deelgnlllicn, r lllPf. 11\t u~ oMdPIJ of "'.Nolf ; 0 'i9t 1 11• M~ with the County Clerk of doing business as: AAA with the County Clerk of Newport Beach. CA 92663 10 repurchase ....................................... 0 ClftH 48 MinutH 46 Sec· ~ twain. The eo.i SCQlltd ~said Deed Mt! inl!r· •m• • enMn Orange County on 11·5-96 Enterprises, n9 W. 19th Orange County on t 1-19·96 Barton K. Miller. 906·A E. Demand noles issued to the ondl Eaat 185.00 Feet elong amount c:J W. ~ ~ est theltOo as pnMded in Wd The following P•r.soni are 1 ..... 8370101.. St. #S, Costa Mesa, CA 19983702339 Oceanfront, Balboa, CA us T o ~""" L'-• to .... Center Une dlheobllgallorl ~hr1hl Nole.lea.""-·.,... --doing builnen 81· Blncher •• • 92627 Dally Pilot Nov 22 29 92861 · reasury ··· " · ' · ........................... .._. "' m prope11y to be told lf1d ... _,,_ .,.., ~- Construction Servlc11, Dally Piiot Nov. 8. 15, 22. Jose Luis Gutierrez, 2542 Dec.a,13•1996 • •F053 This business ls con· Traoinghab1h11es ............................................ 0 ~~~~ eonable....,,...,, ~.'::~~said~-= rn,s: 18008 Skypark Circle. Sle. 29, 1996 1991 North Alona Street, Santa ducted by: an indlvldual Olher borrowed money. 45 ~West IS7.60 F9et .,._ and ~ .. the Omd: 11/1"11M ......., 2~d Irvin~ CA. ~26 t4 1 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Ana. CA 92706 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing W1lh a remaining ma1urity along Said Ctntllf line to th• 1imt c:J the lr1ltlal ~ d 1_.__ 1 Lw Atu i'llll n, rtw nee oungqu • • This · bu1lne11 11 con· business yet? no of one year or less.... .. ......................... 0 T ....._ f ~ .... '"PN ...... •'-"-c:J .,_.._ '---1851 BrHmar Way. New· 'lclltlo11a BualneH ducted by: an Individual Flctltloua Bualn••• Banon K. Miller rue .._.to ~wng.... .... .........., ,,_. .: Fl.LA.. o4t ._ E-... ,... port Beach, Celllornla N St t t Have you started doing Heme Stetement This statement was liled W1lh a remaining maturity 142~232-12. Ile property $142,241 .0ll In addition to d... "'*" • Aorft ''°' 92660 em• • •"'•" . Th f 11 wl C of more than one year . . .. .............. O hlntofort dltatbed 11 being c.h, w. Truaee _,. ~ a W ltold. Scllt 30l ~ This bu1lne11 11 con· Th• follOWlng persons are business yet? yes, 11·2t·94 of• o o Ing persons are with the ounty Clerk ol Mortgage indebledness and acltd •• 11•. Tile 1trH1 ad-cmhler'• ....._.. drwwn on a .....,..... n.~iHf _,. ... dol builness u· Jose Luis Gutierrez d ng bu1 nen as: N-Orange County on 11·19·96 ... ,...... ~ ,, ""r-._,, .,, d~cttd by: an :~~du:ol Choi'tn Children·; Book• Thia statement was filed Pren Publl1hers, 2600 t 9983702374 obhga11ons under cap11ahzed dreu and other common ..... or nlllional t.1k. ad-* 8ettler. Tllldft omo. 128lSI b •:_you 17 1 a 8-l 915 ng 1 Hutlbtanch Aliso Viejo' with the County Clerk of Point dtl Mar, Corona del Daily Piiot Nov. 22 29 leases .O d111gnatlon, If any, of the drwwn br a ..... or ledlrlll 11112.'fm, 1~ 1996 u1 II ye yn, • CA 92858 ' ' Orang• County on 11-15·96 Mar. CA 92625 ·F ' Bank's habtflly on acceptances '911 propertydllcrlbed abow ad union or •~ drW«\ Andrew L Voungqulsl .,. •~ M rt s f 19983702094 James Eliot Aldridge. 2800 Dec. 6• 13· 1996 046 execuled and outstanding 0 Is purported to be: 179 hr a..._ or ....-e.wv. .. · • r Thi• llatement W81 flied ,...th-n a a and on, 1 Point det Mar Corona del PUBLIC NOTICE BROADWAY UNrTS A.. B & and to.I ..: Wi _,.1---------Wlth the County Clerk ol Hutlbfanch, Aliso Viejo. Dally Pilot Nov. 22, 29, Mar CA 92625 Subord1na1ed no1es and c. COSTA MESA. CA -Wi or ._!!:_ ._. Orange County on 11·22·96 CA 92656 Dec. 6, 13, 1996 F037 Thia bualneu Is con· Fictitious Business debentures ........... 0 92827. The undtrligned __._. ~s.:b51Ti2 ofh 19"37027 t 3 Thi• buslne11 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE "uct...., by· an lnd'rvl .. ual Other hab1h11es .. . .. 572 Trustee cllctein1I env labilty ~ ,..._._ __. -~ ducted by· an Individual " .., · " Heme Statement T 1 l Li b Ill t 09 842 for I f ht , ·--....,... • ., __ .._. Dally Piiot Nov. 29. Otc. 6, Have yoU •tarttd doing Have you llaned doing The lollowfng persons are o a a 11 es . •tr= :!:'':: oot~ '° do ~ In .. --. ~ 13, 20. t99e. F075 bualneu yet? No Flctltloua BualntH business yet? no doing business as: szech· L1m11ed·hle preferred stock. COITITQ'I ~....,,,. 11 env. h _.. "'* at. lwl PUBLIC NOTICE KathlMn M SandfOf\ N1me StatenMnt Jame• E Aldridge wan King, 512 w. 19th SI., and related surplus 0 -c:.l'I 11 ~1hl T Thi• sat.m.nt was tiled The lollowlng pe<SOns are This •telement waa filed Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ehown t.ell\. Said ult will v.tHdd Nlll9e Flctltloua BuabMH with th• County Clerk of doing business u : Fox with the County Clerk of Jin-Su Hou, 53 S. Daisy EQUITY CAPITAt ~'":;ta~~= ;:Truaae'• ~-:=--...: WMDNAI MM N It t t Otange County on 11.0S-96 Global Communlc1t1on1, Orange County on t M&-96 Ave.. #9, Pasadena. CA or lmplled, regwding title, become...._. to h ,_ am• a emen 1 ..... 837..-..... 3355 Via Lido 1340.B, 19983702257 91107 Pe pet al cl r cd sloe.. ·---•--..-..-,..__.~ • ..-. ...... The following peraon1 are , •• ....,.,.,. Newport Beach, CA 92663 Dally Piiot Nov. 22. 29, Thi• business is con-r u pr er " poe---...., °' •ncum-°' ~ • a ITlllter c:J Ci\;e1"! ~ doing bu1lneu H : a) Dally Pilot Nov. 8. 15, 22. Timothy Richard Fox 3355 Dec 6 13 1998 F059 ducted by· an lndlVldual and relaled surplus O tnne... to pay the remain-rlgH. Seid_.. wm be rr.te. ZaltJU and A1socl1IH b) z 29. 1996 F997 Via Udo 111340-B, N9wPQrt · • • Have yo~ started doing Common stock .................... 10,000 ing principal 1um of the lllA ~ ~ °' --3500 P.atlc v-Drtve tu1~ 4!:,~~:.nct;'2~~~· PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~h. ;~.r;::: Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~~s~'~X~t? no ~~ti~~eci prof11s .. a.~d· ~~t~i ............. .. 19,935 ~tu.~wit~ ~t~ :;!'11t:::,' ~ or ~ ~J:'k8:r' Mor1akl Zaltsu, 17 CyprHs Flctltloua aualn•H ducted by: an Individual FloUU011a Buain•H This statement was filed reserves ..... .. .... . .. .... .. .. . ........... 82 ~· '!Je'ovldtd11," nld encurntnnoa, '° 9llliWt the1•==='-====:"1 Poln1 Lane, Newport HenM ltetement Have you 1tarttd doing N•m• Stetement with the County Clerk of Net unrealized holding gains (losses) no e 1 • tncea, •nv. i11debledlw MCIAd hr ..idll PIERCE m1'llEIS Beech, CA 92660 The lollowl"" per1ons are business yet? no The following per1on1 are Orange County on 11·19·96 I bl lo sale sec rH es 72 l6ldar the temll of the Deed DNd ~ ........, 181 -•-•v Thia bu1lnau Is con-dol bull~;. a1· Timothy A. Fox doing bu1lne11 as: Sumey 19983702340 on ava1 a e· r· u I .............. ..... of Trul1, utlmated fe11, with • ...._. • pnMdld . -•"' ducted by: an Individual The"tttl• Sho · 701 112 This etatemenl was filed Printing, 1585 Santa Ana Total equity capital ............... , ............... 30,089 ct.vet and t>epenMI of tile therein ..s 1hl Wlplld prind- H1ve you 1tart•d doing E Balboa eier· Balboa with the county Clerk of Ave.. Costa Meaa, CA Daily Pllot Nov. 22• 29. To1a1 llabihlles, hm1ted-hle • TrvstH end of the tru1t1 pal bli.nc. c:J ._ NcM _ Mo~ * Chapel bulfntll yet? yes, 11-1-98 CA 92861 " 1 Orange County on 11-lS-96 92627 Dec. 6, 13, 1996 F052 preferred stock, and equ11y capital ...... , 139,93t created b~ nld Deed of cured hr ..id o..s., Her· Cremation M0<lakl Zalttu Mehlln Marie Sml1h 4601 19983702099 Ronald Gene Nugent, l585 PUBLIC NOTICE TNSt, to-wtt: •17e.i7o.i 1 eat ttw.an •~In laid 1~~ay Ttu 1talement wH nled • . Santa Ana Ave. Costa I DA"ID A TEDROW S"PICFO t th d Estlnwted. Aocn.-d lnttfllt .,._ with the County Clttk ot ChaHen Ave .. Riverside, CA Dally Ptlot Nov. 22, 29, Mesa CA 92627 • , v , v o e name •nd edditlonal aclv1ncea If Nole, ...._ dwgaa lf1d • Orange County on 11-1·9' 92503 Dec. 6, 13, 1996 F039 This, bu1lneu 11 con-Flctltloua BuslnHt bank do hereby declare that these Reports of eny,""' lncreue thl• ~e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M2·9180 19"3700789 This bu1lne11 11 con-PUBllC NOTICE due1ed by· an Individual N•m• Stetement Cond1t1on and Income (including the supporting prior to ... Thi beneficiary·-.,._,....,_...-.,. Daily Piiot Nov. e. 15, 22, d~!~ ~~~ an,~~u~olng Have yo~ started doing d~~~ 10~~~~f9~!~nle:~~ schedules) have been prepared In conformance under •aid Deed ot Trust TNll. WE. ME ASS&STNG 29. 19911 f9S4 bulfne11 yet? yes. 1 t·2·96 Fictitious BualMH buslntu yet? No wear. 499 Magnolia Street, with the instrucuons issued by the appropriate hlntofora .-c1Aed and ct. n£ BENEACIM'V TO COL-•---c,,...,...u-=A-=s'"'s'""1 __ F .. 1""E __ D __ ---------• Mehlln Smith Neme Statement RThonall d Gene Nugent fi'-" Cotta Mesa, CA 92627 Federal regulatory authouty and are true to the lillwed to the undetllaned 1 U!CT A DEBT NC Nf'f It'• the resource you PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• 11atement was med The following persons ar• s statement wu 1""' Susan M. Christensen. 499 best of my knowledge and bellet written Oadandou °' D.falt ~l'()N WE OBTMif can count on to HU a ---------1 with the County Clerk of doing bullneu 11: In~ with the County Clerk of Magnolia Street, Costa and Denwld for Salt, and a WU. BE USED FOR niAT myriad of merchan- F1ctltlou.a aualneH Orange County on 11·8·98 pendent ServlcH. 222 Otange Covnty on 11·2<>-96 Mesa. CA 92627 David R. Tedrow writwn Notice°' Dllf-'t and P\AIOSE lrt BllER ~ dise Items, becau~ Name ltllttm9nt t9ff370t459 Fashion Lane 1210, Tuslln, 19983702530 This business Is C()n· Bec1icwl to Sell. The under· SS-VES OR TlE 8IENEF1a-our columns compel The followlng persona are 0 1 P'tot N 15 22 ...,. CA 92780 Dally Piiot Nov. 29, Otc. 6, ducted by: an 1ndlvidual October 30, t 996 llignad ca-' uid Hotlct of MY WHEll£R RECEMD qualified buyers 10 doing butlneu a1: Bloacu-"Y 1 ov. \ • • u , William Lewis Miiier, 618 13, 20, 1998. F069 Have you started doing O.fa&.ft and Election 10 Sal ORM.LY OR N 't"f'RrT'NG. lpt\n, 2014 Wnt Ocean Otc. 8. lM. F007 S Tustin A.,. · 111205 Of. bUstness yet? yes, 10-23-96 w he de d ~ 1 (tru t ) It t t '°be l"ICOrdad In the county o..d: ,,._,.._. 19, 11198 calll Fnint. Newport Beach. CA "PUBLIC NOTICE anoe, CA 92966 · PUBLIC NOTICE Susan M. Christensen e 1 un rsigne rec ors sees· 8 es 0 wh.,. the r• property la Cl.W.ITY ~ seR\llCE 642·5878 92683 This buslneu 11 con-This statement was tiled the correciness of lhiS Report of Condition toc.9d and more than three OORP., • ..id TNlll99 lll50 --------- Roy W. Feln1on. 2014 Flctltloua aualM.. due1ed by: an lndlvidu.I FlctltlCH.tS BnlneH with the Covnty Clerk ol (Including the supporting schedules) and declare monthl he\19 elapetd tince EAST Fo.JRTH STREET TRADE WHI Ocean Front, Newport Neme Stetement Have you started doing Na..-. lt•tement Orange County oG 11·22·96 that 11 has been examined by us and to tile best of auch racordttlon. Prot.-SEOONJ flOOR SNITA Beach, CA 92W The foll.....&-_,_,.1 .,. business yet? yes. 10.30-95 The 1ollowing persons are 19183702732 our knowledge and beflet has been prepared 1n ab11i1 FonM:i1oewe Ccw.-. AHACAl2'101(714)28!Mlll82 This buslne11 11 con-doing ~1',;~ u;-· WllUam Miiier doing busl~s~. u : B.C. Daily Pilot Nov. 29• Dec. 6• conformance w1lh the 1nstruc11ons issued by the don .. Truet ... 2033 N. through classified ducted by: an Individual Electric Wind 870 Produc· This statement was filed Bean, 328 E 111h St. 13 20 1996 Fo74 appropiate Feder11I regulatory aulhonty and 1s true ~ ~:==: ~'! = ~ ~~ 642·5878 Have you 1tarttd doing lion Ptac:• Newport Beach with the County Clttk of Huntington Beach. CA ' ' · and correct ...._..Number: f6101933_ ~ QPP 2..a5 11m, 11/29, -------- bus.lness yet? Y"· 10.10.95 CA 92"3' ' Orange County on 1 HS.96 92&48 PUBLIC 'NOTICE 48i0, er: Carrie Schrnlcft, 12AM18 Roy Feln1on Stephen L Humphrey 870 1H83702t02 Cynthia Singh, 122 12th M•rk E. Simmons ) ---------™' 1ta1eman1 WH nted Production Place, NMpon Dally Piiot Nov. 22, 29, St .• Huntington Beach, CA NOTICE OF Rourt Smith ) Directors o.tPUB•.: 111 1'11~1919!,N1PP1/2221/9~ PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol Beach CA 928&3 Dec 8 t3 1996 F040 92648 NON·RESPOHSIBILITY I " v v Orange County on 11'1·9e This • bu1lne11 11 con-. ' • Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Notice Is hereby given John L. Caah on ) t 1/29198 NCmCf Of TRUITU'I ULf 19983700711 ducted by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE d~•d by: an 1~:du: 1 that lhe undersigned wilt Published Newpon Beach . Costa Mesa Daily UNDO DOD Of TRUIT Fill: No room left In the garage for the car? Delly Piiot Nov 8 15 22 Have yoo •tarted doing b av,• you t?"N o ng not be responslblt for any Pilot November 29, 1996. PUBLIC NOTICE 1111f A.r. NUMIBI 1•1-m. 29 1996 · • •196.; bUalneu yet? yH, 1979 FlctJt1011a Buafn•H us ne11 lie o debts or liabllltles con· 01 YOU W"' DlfAIA.T UMOBI A call to • Stephen L Humphrey Name Statem•nt Cynthia lngh tracted by anyone other LOAN· 14143511/TYl.ER-VA A DEED Of TRUIT DATED J11 eel • PUBLIC NOTICE Thl1 itatement was tiled Th• fo1tow1.ng persons are Ji~~· t~tatcll')tnlty wc1' :1e~ thin myse11. 6n or alter this PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE onER: 29131182-63 FLE: F-t 1ttl UNUll YOU TAl~ claHlfl can ---------with th• County Clerk of doing bu1lne11 u : e oun •r 0 date. 12295A.P ~422~ · • help Flctltloua lualMH Orange County on 11-8·96 Jephrey, 575 W. 19th SI., Otange County on 11·20-96 Dated this 26th day of llmt.l nl to bl:elrll a.di ..tic>-!he_."* allw llmt Clllll • 40 NOTICe OF TRUSTEE'S AtTDI TO PMTKT YOUll --...,....-.,..-,,_,,,,-=,,...._- N•m• StelHMnt 1H 83701458 IH-273, Cos1a Mua. CA 1998370258 Nov. 1996. m:Md ~ ~ cttll ... ._.., lhe T.-. ~ ~ lhe SM.E l.NJER OE!!D OF rWOln, IT llAY If IOlD AT CLASSIFIKD The followlng per90n1 are Dally Piiot Nov 15 22 29 92627 Dally Piiot Nov. 29, Dec. 6, Helena Gytare-Cambrla, ...,.nlftlltlldr..Sbntllor __...o1 .. rn-.·slltldinU.1dl TRUST YOU ME N DE A PUIUC IAU. IF YOU NEED It's the reaourc. you dOlng butlntll a1: Harps. Dec 11 1996 · · FoOO Jeffrey Sanford Kerkhoff, 13, 20. 1998. F071 2758 Mallard Or., Costa ~thletnrlrnttthncl,...Sto bla:ln19 MlutJlt to .. ll¥' or~ FAIA.T t..taR A DEED ci: All EXPUNATION Of T1ll can count on to .. u a Homs & Hollybtrrit1 18 · • · 575 W. 19th St .. IH-273, Meu. CA 92626 nOt. n11m9. .._...., ~ doll9••1M1Wori'Ctt Slld .. llii NATUll! OF 11tl PMCEBMNG myriad or merchan- Chamlnade. Newport PUBLIC NOTICE CostaMesa,CA92827 PUBLIC NOTICE Publl1hed Newpo.rt dlPlnl~qa.dl•cilll '"*Id ...... CXMnl'C or TRUST, Dl'TED Fetin.y 3.AGAlllllT YOU. YOU IHOUlD di .. llerM. b9c8use Coast CA 921157 Thia bu1lnes1 11 con-BHch·Costa Mesa Daily 1TW111Wlllcla,"°'9Mr .... todrt. ,._.._or"*' lllglldi'lg 1987 UN.ESS YOU TN<E ICMfTACT A lAWYBl Notict 1$ ovr columns compel LIH . Marie Chavoa. 18 ~tctltloua 8ua.lntH ducted by: an Individual Flotltloua BualMH Pilot Novemb8f 29, Deoem-mne...._....,..,,,·~lllQ.dl .... uoi.-ir. or n.inlA'ca. ID ACTION TO ~ tttl'tlly ghtn lhll Tiie I~ qualllled buye,,. to Chamlnade, Newport HenMlt•t•ment H...,. yoo itaned doing Ne"'9ltatement ber 2.ll.t99S. hu1il:aCJ .. 1111PS500llloltitel!lllrlhe,....._lallllt¥.SYOUR PROPERTT, rT ~Y ........ ,,..,_,llCltf'll**C.A call! Coal1. CA 92857 The f0Howl09 per1ons are business yet? no The following pera~s are F06S a.iattn al lhe tn1 '-*'"' Dlld,llMral._.., 111111,..... BESOl.DATAPUBUC SM.£. Cllllaf1lla ~.as WS· M2·5878 Thi• bu1lne11 I• con-doing buslntll u : Best Jaffray s. Kef't{hotf doing buslneH as. Utt14! demtal •• ~ " .. dml m • Cl'Qlldld --. .,,, .. __, F YOU NEED N4 EX .... OI suc:ceuor INAM, 0tl--------- ducted by: an Individual Rate Ulllltlts. 2500 Bay-This statement waa nled Power Frlendahlg giub, PUBLJC NOTICE Thi r-~. a CDPOI*" i.aaf .. blDllG"1..SDlld PlANATlON OF nE ~ lllbstibJttd ll'llStlt pursuant to1----------. Have you 1tarted doing 1hore Drive. Newport with the County Clerk 01 '92 Rllcam Pl. 1 ' Olla lllXlldtd ~ tS. 1981"llol*1Gl1. • .-11n11. piUlitld".., l\R OF Tl£ .. o.d of TNSt DIQ*d 11y bullneu yet? No Beach, CA 92683 Orange County on 11 ·1~96 Mesa. CA 92627 lllfU f6 llllllll'I llU Illa 11111' 329 ololkm raidl MID .... ,._a.. dl9Vll nt ..... o1 .. NG ~ YOU, YOU Rod A. ANatldo Ind Mana EM Uta Marie ChaVOI Suzanne Ayone, 2500 Bay. 19983702381 Kaneml Sulzu, :Jlt2 Rafcam ED (6 1'Ui' UM 19DG 11g~"'fntll.-19*or 1r11t11 nt .. ._ o..i br ai SHOlW CCMTN::T A LAW· ANnda husblnd ind Thll 11.attmer1t WH tiled 1hor• Or ve. Newport Daily Piiot Nov. 22, 29, :62;c. Costa Mesa, CA .-.... u .. •~. ,_ii,..~ llO-. DlldalTtm-Ollllt11/tMtllSST"Af. ~ A ~ ~ AMrado Edi 1 rnamtd with lhe County Clert! ol Beec:h, CA 92963 Dec. 8, 13, 1996 F043 This builnHI 11 co,,. flmlt ..... 'fUJ lff ff ICQl.ftl17fpa,nlCll!nlortml !HIW~lOt•llilT.-.aa LEGAL RIGHTS FOU.OWS woman as lltf sdl and~ Orange County on 1 H -H Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-PUB' .. C NOTICE ducted by: an Individual cmt.l.T ~ A IHD fl lR.6T 17f pa " IXlnliDn wWt CJ 111111 ~ ~ 1fJ ~ THE EN> OF THS NOTICE ~ Anndl Alwndo , 1ff8~700730 dueled by: an Individual .. , Heve yoU 1arted doing OOBl..,. l IR ~ 'fUI ..SIDlheWd'-"b!Mdmtl.s. ~ 1:11 ~ ltl. NOTICE ii hlnitir 9'*I ... sinQlt wO.Nn Ill as IOl'C tlNtltl Dally PllQt Nov. e. 15, 22. :.~al?'::'ed doing F1ctltlous BualneH bullness/.et? no ~ ~T'1sn.o~ ...,_ a.di -,_ :Z: ThOlla ~ ~ ~ ClWJTY LOAN SER'v'ICE Recorded on OlA.,115 aa 29, 1996 1974 Suzanne Ayotte Neme Stetern.nt ~r~ tutzu t flied fUll:sif. f'fU.lf&D#HlfV•· ~~-:::: ~ ...... 8niclly1Ddl11dlb CORP~• "'*9, or~ 11\SWnett Ho ta-el2.Nl2 ol PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• 1tattmtnt wu tiled The followlng peraoEJn. are with' t~ .. ~ou~ty wCt'erk of ~TDI a M ~l\R CJ M ,._~ .. ..won..,.,_. "" "'f.,,.,. • ct11111 1111 tie :.._~°'to :.~'ed otllcial Records In lhl office of with the County Clerk of dOlng bualne11 u : Nino Or c 22 96 fftl&DNG ll'JiHjf vw, 'fUJ .,... rd, ..w. to orb,...,.. 1m1 b ... ~ .... -s --· Ill COIWlt1 Aecordlr of Of-.. -,.-0-t-lt-fou.--.-.,-_.-.,.-.-.-•0tange County on 11-&-96 Surlboard1, 20701 1 Oo•· •ng• ~:0;;~~7M SKU.OCOmCTAIJWYOUba• pa "'I• ID .. l4D' onttorn..trv. TM::Cli21DPl.lt !~~-~~ Collnty, CalifatN.. and JIUl1W( Nam91teternent 1He3701471 hawk Lane, Huntnglon -.;.i ... STNt&ii!W~..taolhlnl......,_dlmtmlt1~11.a1N ""'~""""",.,.,"'""''lo ...... ol OetM and The foUowl ns are Dally Piiot Nov. 15, 22. 29, Beach, CA 92&46 Delly Pltot Nov. 29, Otc. 6, RATICJ( a ~ ~ • ith-ola.dl._•_.... L'tN l"RNCIS TI\.ER tfJS.. Bldlon lo Sell """"'* It· doing bu11ne":1~1.Chap-Dec. e. 1m. Fo12 i_oohn a:a~o~ i!:mHrr, 1'· 20• 1998· Fon "'-CJ -!Miit.or .._ 11 .. dmuom ThlNnlfrr.T,• PUBLIC NOTICE MN> NC WIF1! M JOINT CMlecl ...., ... • lnlNnlnl pell~. 5<:'2o~'d N~';'Pp:,1 PUBLIC NOTICE ll~~~ B:.ch~ CA 92'4e""" PUBLIC NOTICE = =.r~ '°e ':.!:".: ~ =r~ :.a.: NOTICE Of! TMllT&'S ="! ::,,..~ .~ ~1::'~ °'on~= Blv .. • Thll butlnHI II con· lhlll K .... ,...., nt • • IUdl OlllStOli d Olldal ~ ~ ·--. Beach. CA 92863 FloUUoue autt~•• ducted by: an lndMduat "ctlttoua aualMH --~ <Mt/\Cl • PaG 3' e-.111 • 11..,.. IAll TruatM Salt No. M Ill 111111 (Nlftll) l*WI la Lttll• LOulM Ch1ppell1, N It t t Have you ataned doing N•m• lt•tement ID~· 8°'*-.. • ~ •.~ .. ~ 1 .. 14309 Tltlt Order No. 1w a111» d .. Ccuie, ~Ill C...., c.91•a. 100 297' Hatbot BIVd.. 1333, .,.,. a etnen bu1lnest et? no Th• following peraons are " ·-......., ~ "' -3'02007 ........... No. ocrdlr " OR.Nm Cl:Junly, QM CIMaf DIM ........... COiia M"t. CA 929211 ~· fC:,°t'9 Pl'~c'~rt John O.~arr doing bu1lnt11 u : OP lnte-:.::-=: t:-:.:: lllCl!rh..,,.l~:=Ol88'8742N'N No. 425-Olllarnlll. wd ...... lo .. Ala, CA 11 t-AI All jlllbllc • This bualntH It con· Aut~! na:ou';,' 17.:, Thia ttatement wai filed rlOf Design, 17842 Cowan ~ nt PllMlll IO h ldll d dltd !:t:: . ......._ 212· 12 YOU AM IN DE-Nalae d ~ wd a.a., IUCliol1 • f11 _. ltlOcler tor : ducted by: en Individual NIWMpe, Unit nO, Foun-with the C°"nty Clerk ot St., lrvlne. CA 92714 a.. INI IMan IO Sii ..... =-_., ~. ""'9a. FAUl. T UNOfA A OHO <>fl lo W ...... ,--.. cull If I'll *"' o1 &Ill Repointing? ................. .............. ... t. ... ii .. a.a... .. w .. ... ,. ... ..._. I , I I I I < , H1ve you ttat1ed doing taJnVeltey CAe2'T08 Orange County on 1M..., Virginia OIW Peytcott, 41 imdld Olfl~)lbt.Aioe• nt.__.. ........... TNJST DATm 0813"17. ;~in:-~~~ Janet Maile c.t1er, t1'300 1eeenoaae1 ~~~~'s Corona dtl ._...-. .. 111S&ohid~ :::.SClllllQl .......... ~~T~:=I•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Thia ttatement WH flied New~ St.. Fountain Val-Dally Pilot NOY. 22. 29. T~i butlMll la con-~ 91. al.• t~ai•. ""* bes--" • ......, liy Bm' rr MAY IE SOU> AT with $h1 ~Cleft! of ltY.CA927CMI Dtc.8,l:J,19" '°4e duCWdby'aAlndMctual atllllm ......... Clf .. ~c.Wt~tltdnbnafA iiilil.teSAU. FYOU 0r-. County on 11-1..te Thlt butlntH It con-PUILIC NO.,."I Htvt yoU 11arted doing Olllel a.c a... a f. 0.-. ~ ca*-tnd lllWilllllt NBD N4 ElCftAH4110H °' 1 tff,700711 dUc1ld by: tn lndMdual 1 "' bllllneM ~t? No 0... r.A -• 10) PA /3 lllOdll .\9111 Cll 1'11 " THI NA TUM Of TH.I fW>. Oallv Piiot Nov e 15 22 Havt you_..,atarted doing FtotlUwa au.IMH Virginia Peytlolf NU M.t1Dt lO 'H lllKST 12117. -~1 of otil .... ol ctB>tNGS AOAIHST YOU • • , • • • • bulfnHa ,... no TNe atattm«lt w .. Ried llmRJU:let--•s.illtaf ()qi ~. ~ ,_.. •·'YOU SHOUU>CONTACT A 21, 1ttl 1971 Jtntt M .. C.,,lf . Nllf'M lt•te-nt With \hi Coun"' Clerk of •91WiilllWIJtf .. ~--.a. £W9 • tudl _,_ LAWYEI\. On Dec• .. I Thia tlatefnlnt WM med The falowtl'IQ ptf'90nt .,. ., ............... ID ... ~-WI .. ... ... I • PUILIC NOT1CI with the County a.ti of dolna buttnen u: The Oreoge Countv on 1M-te -•i.,t.-.-uwci111m .. ..__... ot :. ..._ ,._ • 11:00= Or_,.eountyontM2 ... Legal ~ ~. HMUOOYOI 11a....-w11t1M~111111 .... .._..F•1tlll 1P11 '1ottt.._ .._..... 1 .. 1370tt11S HOO ~ Ot., ,..... ~ Piiot Nov. 8. 15, 22, .. ......._ 6m111t ~ •1.' ---~-.-:= .. , Wiii == :-... ~ n:::::e= .. Oalfy Piiot Nov. 15, 22. 2t, ':!,-=· 8!::: 2SOO 211 1.. 1970 ~ i:-: I :-::: = 1177 .. llCdl 1m. .... 141 to Dead ol T~-= ~ buelt'"8 ..: \.on-O.C.1.1181. '°14 Unlvtrt!IJ Dr •• N~ PUILICMOT1CI ......,._....., .. ':.... -::,~!i'•r l OlnM7•Docu•••No. dlr'°8 "21 w MecWtu PUIUC NOTICI ~CA taeo ,_ ... ., ._, .-. c1 •.., a11 ., _. 11-122n' ._ -,.._ _ IJC>f: l1nl1. Anl, CA Thlt butlnell 11 con. ,._......,. aualMU =---a... ,_. 2 Ila :.i:.=::::....... °"':f ~ tr"= fl704 Id PlcdllH•8...aMM ~by:anlnclMdU91 --~...._..., ue11,111e ~)1 •_....ct-, ~·& Jacqutllftt fU101re • llw 1'8tW89ftt H9w )'OU .w'9d dolnll .,,. __..,. ~.,. .._•·-•-•Ill _... .i.I ...... _.. ~ ' -'"L ,3125 w. MecMhur no1. The,~~.,.. ~wt? no dOfnQ buelnHa u: Aclda ....,. .. ., ... __ ... _. .. ,.,.._._11117 Santa Ana, CA M?CM ~ ..,..,_. .. : ...... Jtan fteu1 Oooclttct'I "HTlJi.e=' Acacia Id••••--••• .. ..,..,_._...;~ =:::™~ Thi• bu1lneH le con-~ 1112 Dupont °'· Thie~ ~lltd "'"'-9Mch, CA ...., • ..,.._ ... u..,1c1 _...._ .... _..._.. NC>-lllQU.llD L. t=:c'~-.=s-Mlg ~~'f"' ~~1M..: :,w.,..22i..v..-. ..,,.._.":'.::.~~=:.:=-~~ ,... -~· "-., ... .....,,_,rec? no It ~ CA itMnonN INN, CA tatCll ........ ._... .... em .. -ClllW • J. f1ll.9tlWd ..... Diiiy ptAot ~. aa_ at, Tllta t>UMMll I• ~°"" ........ ....-...... ... r Of ..... :;;;p~m~ ,:.-.:_~ ~~ Yt\if-b~~::.J:u:°"' o.o.e.11, 1• ~ ~=.--.=:r-'dolnl ..._ ... ~-QI;\;.,....., :l=:;_ CMO~:; °"'* co..nrv on 11 ...... ~ =., at#'9d 001rW PWUC llOTICI ~~no I') Ii: ... .,_, • '1':1: .._., ~ 19Ma?Otott llullneM yttt YM· Oc\. ti; ......... ••Ill HI TNI --· w 1tM ~ _. llW • ... -'-_, -fl .. • -el -.,_ DelJ ... ...,. •·ti. a. ,. .... lfl ' t .., ,,_ ~ Clitrll °' _.. ..._ • tl ti .._ • --~., .. • ,. tM1 ~ ....... n..~~ .. ==-'"' .. =m,r... -~-=-::--==-_, ....... .. WICrilCI .... ~ °"" .. dolnl~ "'°' t t:'n us• I ,,........ ..... ...... . ~-iiieii;iiililiiii9ii~~eo..r 6R tM .. CIM 111-. -Nc1C lllDrt. t. 11... = _. .._, ........ .... I! ....... ttw701ete eralde A~ .. ,.,. a; t• 9'f'7 ...... .... ..._. .... 4' • .._ • = OllrfllolNlllW,,1.11.tt.~CAc. ....... '" :=--.,. an~~-··-:= ~ .. ',. "'"' ........ AWi.. ........ °" ......... , .. .. ~ - . '*" _. ---.CA-E • ILL n.. -~-.. ~ w.J::: Put a few words to work t9r you. Gall ,, 642-567 ,•'r;~ ii'~VINDM .. .,.,, . ..,l _ _.J"-:"ii111._J~l~~iiJlll!I~ -ll!!ld Cell Olaee letl .. ... _: n·· ...... •• .... 1n 22 r•d 11JL1[:Jlli:~11••• ............... __ .... __ ~~"'! .• .. Cl Ratt"W and ~ad.lines ere ubject to change without notice. The publisheT reservH the right 10 ~nsor. rtt1as ify, re~ or reject any • ......... • 8yFax (714) 63 1-6594 ByPbone By MaDiln Persom clas ified advertisement. Plealif n'port any error that may be in your classifaed ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts 110 liability for any error in an advertii.ement for which jt may be responitible uceJ>t for tht cost of the space actually occupied by the uror. <{edit can only bf allowf'd for the first inS4"rtion. (714) 642-5678 97 ... DH (PlruM-inrfudt your namt ond ph111w numbn and wr 'II rail you Lurk with 11 pricf q11utr.) ;J:io Wf'st Ba .Y. Street Costa Mf'!)a. CA ·92627 A1 "''"'1'4'n Bhd & Bay Sr --Deadllne8 ----. lilil Bou.rs Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm .,...,.," lf-IPJ>l1or1r 8 ::~0amT5 :00pm \fo11d11>-Fndt1y Walk-In 8::·H)am-5:00pm Mo11d11y-Friduy Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm m li1 Thursday ....... Wednesday S:OOpm friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm IHIMH "''•"" Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm 6014 - -CORONA BALBOA VACATION BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 FURNITURE DEL MAR 2122 P!NJNSUIA 2607 RENTALS 2722 OPPORTUNITY 5530 5530 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 9 04 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Q • r • g • Furn rt u r•· AOUM. HOU-Terrace• COM. Now BAVFRONT 2bd/2ba Kau•I Oceanfront Avll•'• El Ranct,lto Full-Time Hands-on, SALE 8 Perm/P T . Top Dollar Paid! 8•1• Plo·Crual till o n ollTuNOT• carpet, palnl. 2bd/2ba. condo, near Pavllllon. Condo. Pool, apa, len. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NOW HIRINO: Oen oll skllla. Greal Phone & voice mall From 1800·1960. lablo 575· oak 3 All 1U1 tl&llt lf""'111•1 Ill Ulla so II now Ago n 1 2-car pkng, pool, dock Goll, •hop, res1s close .---------•Cooks •Caehlers telepnona 1klll1. 57/hr. sales for Fortune 39 1 pc 10 entire estalo. drawer sideboard SSO, ...,.,.lt1Mtcc11tlkftd· 844-9070 ext.125 avall. no pet1. $1600/ by. Lo·ralesl 240-3197 PERSON WANTED •Bartenders 898·8383 Co. Work from home. Paintings. china, anllquo rocking chair eralfllr,....tAdtf1t1111 mo. yrty. 873·8840 •P•lm Springs• Toown&openKe ~ •Servers Compuler. modem, glsware. furn, etc. (make otter), 2 oak ___...._. ....... _ .... _II Ule ·• POA cMltJy shop In Costa Mesa N.B. & COM locallons Jav• Centr•I• car a must. Basa+ 'Mission ttylo' end ;-=:~..::-:.... ,., --------Upper 3bd/2b• WEST. 2bd/2ba ate•. LowlnYetmenl Apply al: 2744 E. PCH Now hlrlngl Service/ comm. bone. Fax 40Yr NB Res 673--&223 lablos S25ea-bolh ---• ,._uce. NEWPORT 1 hse to beach. Yrly. condo on fairway. For lntomiation call Mrs. sales, food prep. We !:::::======~ S45. tamps S28/pr. 1111111111111 II flml•lulle11 BEACH 2169 51495/mo. 2-car pkng. Pool, Jae. Goll, Tan. lturdenHioorrnetcandy o r 2600 Newport Blvd olfer fun envlronmenl, resume 209·537·7890 Panosonlc micro. $50, '"" M rlCe. ce1-. rtlltlt11, Call Jim 875·5089 Roat. rateel 844·2694. CompMy, DallaJ. TX Delivery Driver flex hrs & training. --------1 Brolhar typewriter m , ~IHlclll. llmillal l&ll111 tr 972 991..az39 Mon & Fri only. $6/hr. Appl'/ In Person EMPLOYMENT If.ST A*:f.S At.I) S 2 0 , 5 3 8 ·5 0 4 0 ...._allfltlll.•111illllnlicNl1t 4bd/2·•/aba llv/dln/fam Upstairs Duplex 0/H RENTALS TO + S2 per delivery. 3420 VI• Lido-NB SERVICES 5533 ahor 5p.m. INU., MCll ,,...,.ICt. llml· rms lplce. gatod pool, Sal Pl 2 1to 3F/3PBR 2BA Own car. N/S. Healthy Mon· Tues 2·5pm Anhqun lo '5(), ~ Kinn Size Waterbed ......... ., .... _._._ ....... ,.. on Skylark. $2600. Lg al o, · Yr Ls SHARE 2724 G t 833 2929 • .... 'f .... ·=-"':=:"w1t1 "'' Also opllon/AITD 913 1/2 I!. Dalbo• MONEY ourme · · · P·T Receptionist •••••••• &t dllMllbuy: Dk slalned pine. 2 ~..-=..::=--.,~.... poulble. 848·8592 S1750. (213) 877·2326 li8ii•iiciikiibii•ii'liiTiiwiiiiniihii••iiiiPiivt TO LOAN 2914 FT/PT Ofc·floor cover· Newport Hair Salon • ...... _L.egtN~ · cupboards & mlrrot _....,._., --"" Ing sloro In CM. Flex S7.00 hr. Call Bonnie Please be aware that ...,.,,,, gllM, ' on lall headboard. Tall lllHt"' IUI.,.... •lea tar. -e-.-'1-rl_d_g_e_C_o_n_d_o_2_B_R_.1---------bd & ba w/balcony hrs. Jerry, 751 ·2324 756-0493 the listings In lhls cat· pon:Mlln. pollfy, pedestal !ram• with wl.,...lflN.,.OwrtNan 2BA, Ip, gar. pool, CORONA retreat, tamale prel'd. H.,d SS RE Loans egory may require you oldOOIUnlorh manress. healer, pad· "' ,..._, ....,_. lall tll epa, galed, S1450/mo DEL MAR 2622 $500/mo 515·9694 Coaslal resldentlal P·T Secr•t•ry lo call a 900 number jlwliy,bronm, l.fn.. <l•d rails. 8 drawer1, 4 ••1111111 Mwtltla .. In 11111 (818) 880·7878 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CDM 2br 2ba, female properties S200k· for Insurance Office In which lhere Is a =.t•J;ia. cablnels. Includes ::::::,-: :..,-::.'~':.: H.,bor View HomH Oen C•t •lln• View ~/.~k/p~~.~ni~~.u!~; ~\/~~~11.s~ht~/~a~!: In c~~·3.~~0J1ours. charge per mlnule. •Ond1morenin..-~~a~~~r!~~~t/'~~~~ ,i11a11,...brl1lliell.callHUD 4bd. 2·•hbo. beaut 2bd/1 ba, !pl, w/d Poinsettia 876·0902 800·760·8388. Pvt/Bkr Over1ooklng PT S • c r • t • r y/ ••••••••I •Conlldll~ Call 54o·5995 lDll·hl• 1·D ·CZ4·151G. ftr romodelod. s3000/mo. hk·up gar lmmac Newport Back Bay Bookkeeper 16·20 MERCHANDISE •&tatllllllcondudld O•k roll-top desk llltWl&ll~llltlA,DC .. a,..... Agent 800·8~2•7l58 S1800~o 875·8427·1·---------------fie/(. hrs/long lerm. ________ , •lrrmldilllcuh 54x44·1lhr chalr·llke call HUD• CZl·J51G. Lido Isl• Bavfront COMMERCIAL Bu1y plion«. lots of Compuler exp nee. 714-.249-3711 new·orig·S60-0.·bolh 2Br/2Ba new on sandl COSTA MESA 2624 ANNOUNCEMENTS ma1l,fam,vi,.tor1.dc. Mac helpful. Fax--------for $2001 You mull Lndry. t/p. S3500/mo, REAL ESTATE Muubcenthusiashc. rosume 873·8797 ANTIQUES 6010 transport 780-CS578 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 1 yr loaso. 58 7 ·3305 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••• have prior phone R • c • p ti on I at PC, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ---------1·-------- Nwpt Hgt a Lrg 2br $599 Move In _L_O_S_T_&_____ experience ond Data entry. Apply al: FURNITURE 2ba, 2-1/p, lrg bock Cln, lg mtri cabln·alyla, BUSINESS OFFICE FOUND computer skill~ •. Wool :gi~~I~~~~ ~~~?77~: Overstocked with yard, pel okl S1650. 1Br.wlk·lnc111.pool.new FODRENT 2769 2925 .tEmlaplua. slull? 6014 SELL Avail 1/1 848-9083 carpet. nr bch. Tri/Sq. &\ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ret•ll S•I•• Sports A call to The Moat Bunkhouse Apt• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND Diamond ring. F11,._142-4707 knowledge a mus I Classified RENT your home through classified EXCLUSIVE Pet 842·1401 CANNl!RYVILLAOI! Utllo Balboa Island. ercaHMl-1412. Groat fob, lots or fun. will help E 'ald• lbd collage Ottlce/ar1 tludlo 875-2031 Call Aana. 721·8784 &42·5&78 through class1hed GENERAL 1002 1 houghl you noodod money to buy a hm? Try this. SO down SO ctotlng coats. Agl/Bkr 543.9590 COSTA MESA 1024 For 8•1• By Owner IWO R2°• side by •ldCI musl 1011, lnko ovor tho existing loan • 382 Harnllton (slnglo lomlly) 3br 2·'/•bo. tlolachod gnrnge, teincod yd. $204,525 • 368 H11m111on (<Jupleic) 2br t ba, llol11lched gnr. fenced yd, l/p. 2br l·'hba nllotchod gnr, foncod ytl. $202 ,6 10 . nents/yoor, $35,000 Novor Vaconl No dolorrod maln1a1nonca 11oeded. Drive by DO NOT DISTURB 84&·4878 Zip Code In Town S270/mo "92857" style w/gar w/d hkup1. · Clean & qulel. $695. 873·3733 FOUND Female klllen Luxury ronlal condo· C•ll 842•7819 approx 3mos. old. mlnlums CLOSE·OUT1 ...... --------ll•••••••• Orey w/orange spots. In prestigious Nowporl Sm. Homey Beck Ba'>' 1 'h8 on Roxbury Ad. Coast! Only 2 milee studio Incl 11ova, ref, BUSINESS & 721·8882 away from the beech. utll. cable. SSOO/mo. FINANCE LAROE REWARD our beaulllul 2bd, 2bo 548·7578. Roi roq. designs tlart at Lott wallol. pix, appt St370' Each classl·1---------bk <-• Vons/Brlstol, II cl I d II NEWPORT ,________ S.A. 8/30 557·5227 co y 01 gne oorp· BUSINESS ___,.. ______ _ Ian lncludos w/cl, re· .,..LOS lrlgoralor, prlvale ga· BEACH 2669 OPPORTUNITY T Cal, .. Trophy," iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii whVblk. striped 11111 ~ rage, mlcrowavo, gos 2904 Harborvlew Hiiis 11/23 range and llreplocew. * 1 BR 1825 * Reward. 640·7782 City llghl 11low loco· 2BR 2BA t725/Up liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ':'"-~-.,...---...,....-- 1ions. galod com· Relrig & dlehwasher •VENDING ROUTE• Lost male miniature mun1ty; pels welcome. Incl. 60x30 pool. No •All caeh•20 oxlttlng Pincher, eart/tall Our rosldenls havo pots. No toes. No Isa. sltes•Buy all/part• c II pp o d. b I k /tan. occess lo stale ol tho * 714·545·4855 * •800·711-4381• 578·7130pgr/851·9391 arl Illness faclllly, spa· --------clous and modern Or••t Upper Studio 1.--------.. clubhouse. 2 pools, 2 PV1 enl. Ip. pool, ten. TAXES TOO HIGH? epos and butlneu Steps 10 bch. N/1mk.11Arrwtlu11''s for ConstMionll contor. IMMEDIATE $800/mo. 642·3182 ls~for I MOVE·IN ovalloblo. LIDO BAVFRONT china•. Become I part of Call 640·2800 3BR, 2BA. 2 Car pkng lhls Ntlonll effort recM •rostrlclione apply $2800 (818) 282·7733 PIY for you' hft)Jree Ho. (818t 282-4071 on IUdlO cassette. Oce•nfrnt W. Newport 1.....l..jLJC:.s.::141.1..::z:11:~7L......J 3bd/2ba. Yrly, Ip, gar. -------- EMPLOYMENT Waterfront Home Oorgeou1 view . Luxury 4 b d /2 . 5ba. Pool, 1onn11. beech. 650·801 o. 752·0429. S 1975mo. Property RENT --------Houee 842·3850 EMPLOYMENT through classified 5530 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT 2 7 MISCELLANEOUS -----•I COAST 1 O RENTALS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 .......... ---------1 Oeted Comm 2bd/2ba GENBRAL 2102 condo, all applncs. 2· 1---------li;:;::;::::~;;::::::;.:;~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I car gar· pool/spa· Pv1 R 00 MS 2 7 0 6 I Or••• l'•mlf'/ Hom•I loc 51750· 497"2494liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "'" uctlon Asslstttnt Spacloue famlly home · lor rent In Fullerton --------CM prlv•1• rm, trig. For National 1V Production wllh 3BR, 2BA R•· SOUTH COAST micro, cable, qutat. Comroads In Newport Beach. Fun modeled bathe & METRO 2186 tamale prof. $425 .. kitchen . all n1w 850·1839 job; oa s of client contact; good kitchen appllancet H.B. Ocoanfronl & computer skills and snappy repartee Tllo floor In entry. din· Deluxe 2bd/2ba 22nd St. Pvt room essential requirements. Ing & kitchen In a Encl gar, w/d hkp, unlurn. 1hare bath. qulel neighborhood dwnslr unll, no pe11, u111 paid. N/S pref. FAX Resume to·. 548-0302 wllh lerge yard and Av a I I 1 2(7. S 7 7 5. Kltchenell• In room. brick patio. s 1 250 974·0747. 298·8423. Lndy. 1 block to or Phone: 645-9139 monlhly. Cloae lo tho Newpor1 Pier. $480. 9 h14) ~;~.;.~93y · Coll Sam 875·4808 All Kinds of Job• For APARTMENTS NB bright/airy,' clean I quiet homo, kit. w/d. All Kindl o People FOR RENT $450.lncl utll, 8 blk• Cl•aarned. 10 beachl 548·1903 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MESA 2624 QumT art SllllBNB . Palm ~esa Apartmenm So nar 8c ~ 10 fu ... Than the fee1int you p when ~ ~ at Pt.Im Maa imid the halh pwmy of w.tuded wooct. ac •tidy f'lml. •Sbdol.162&.han• ::~~~ ·•STOmo •No,... 6\Wibl ... •c.11rr.. 6 MIW C.-. '*ATll .......... ................ • ..._arn 1111 •a...-.... f t .. ' Looking for an opportunity to use your sales skills and experience? ne Loi Uadm 11ma ~County F.dJdon hu an exciting opportunity for 1 PART-TIME Otrl'SIDE SA~ REPRE.W.N'l'ATIVE. You will conlad potential subscribers at their homes to sell sublcriptions to the nmea Oranae County. The lndMdual must be able to wort Monday-Friday, •pm-9pm. Cum:nt openinp arc In FuJletton and Oarden Grove. 1111 SUCCIS.9UL CANDIDATI WILL RAVI: •Saka or cusiomer KtVlcc related e.paiencc • Oood oral convnuniclaion ski Ila •A profwloMI ~and demeMOr • c~ callina el~ is a plw The Lot Ansdea nmcs otfm • competitive compenlllion and benefill plCbao. Qualified c:udidalel may apply in person, by mail, by fu, or by •mail at: · TuB Los ANOBLBS TIMBS Consumer Marted~· Saud\ F.ast s.s ~ "'' B. Wind BIVd. Oncario. CA 917 rx.J.808) 411• 82n . _...mccnlght01atkne.com Par ... illbiillllioa clll l---2317 ' WEVE GOT SUCH GREAT DEA' S ••• THEY HAD TO OPEN A NEW TOLL ROAD FOR YOU TO GET HERE EVEN. EASIER! (At least that's what we llke to thlnklJ ct:>Bravada b'' Oldsmobile. ., 1 . - V6, console w/ trip computer, digital compass, outside temp, ~torage & universal garage door opener, 2 auxllary power outlets, CD, tow pkg. • Plus tax, lie. and doc fees 3tochoo!;e1t thls price, VIN #'s 70449'7, 702611, 703735. VS "Northstar" engine, auto, security system, sport interior with leather seating, driver side memory seat, power lumbar support. ~ Plust.tx, lk and doc.~ 2 tochooleat this pm. VIN lf's 6200)4.617834. ~ CADlLl.A.C. CREATING A HIGHER STANDARD• ALLEN OU111C1111 CAD1UAC •ma Our flm1ly Semng Your llfll:lly, Since 19471 ' FRIDAY. NOVEMIER 29, 1996 • Local to ""'-~· nt<.)illiiilliillilill••• Pampered car. All •'ff Jll901W xa. boo~• & records. OM owner. Low ml'" "owt-Meoh&,.. Muat eeel MIHIOn wnh r~a. SOSO ··• Viejo Land Rover 841-0800 eu.ro~an, heevy duty ---------3as.87SO se9.oo ..._.sea BALBOA . XmH ltH• pot1ed ·e.9· ISLAND 6106 ,..., 9035 I.!XUS 9115 S39. Cltrua, fruit, avo-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUI'""' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii cado treea fruiting liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 Lexue •• 280 S10. Herba, junl~,., •••t 7am• •e:a Century 16595. A/C, Auto, PS, PW. vine a s 1 . Cement ClothH, houHhold South Coast Toyota 8cyt. ABS. All aervfce tounlna 1110, bird ltema, bona ol fabric. 722·2000 recorda. $91500/obo. bath• s20. 909-er4·9422 119 ~Marine Ave 991 .... 138 (In alley) CHEVROLET 90451------ COLLECTIBLES CORONA lii,7ii0iiciiAiiMii~iiRiioiiviie iiR•iid liLliiiNiiCiiOiiLNiiiiiiiiiii9 liii2iiiO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil60iiiiiil 7il DEL MAI 6122 convr1. catm paint. •79 Continental Royal Copenh•gen Chrlatm•• Plat•f The perfect girt for a special home. Com• plet• ... 1908·1996. St. Matthew'a Church 848-1152 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii New top, Irani. Runs, Clacalc, aunrf, all SAT 7am-12 greall S3295 080. accH1. Leather. exc Sertoua only. 650.5058 cond $1200. 1550-2815 eo7 V. Begonl• *'93 SUBURBAN• •Moving Sale• Whit• sleep aola, 1/2 ton 4x4, fu11y1·MAZ--D------ tabl... bookca-•, equipped. Orlglnal A 9125 Iota of mlac haehld, , __ 0 ... w,_ne..,,...r . ..,_,,,,_93.,.__1_·.,..3 .... 1_1_8 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii quHn matt w/boxapg. '97 Sub/T•hoe/Trka '88 M•zda RX7 GXL Huge dlsc/lmmed del New rebuilt eng w/ WANTED TO BUY 6019 COSTA MESA 6124 Direct Le11lng warranty. New clutch/ (714) ue.1217 Loaded. Sunroof. $3500. 832·3942 L••ther aleeper sofa & chair, dinning HI, (tall a frlendl) 721·1'73S Top Doll.,• P•ld For Records. Jazz, Sountracka, etc . Call Miko 645-7505. PETS & ANIMALS 6049 :USC·Notre _ tlcketal NOV-30 .. 50 yd-line. $200.each 818-447·1482 9050 •'90 LeB•ron• Convertible. One '91 MIATA Red, 5 spd, A/C, canette, grnd effects, chrome whiz. 67k mla, 1 ownc. S9,800. 250-1585 owner. 54,000 mllea.1 ________ _ $5,500. 841·0800 NISSAN 9150 '88 S•m•rl 4·WD 5apd w/tW br. AM/FM/ cau. 70k mla. $2995. 7 59-8514 891 ·3240pgr CONTRACTORS GARAGE AROYAL~CS Eut.-Wm wlnerable. Eut deaJa. to IHd partner'• 1uit, that waa impoealbJe, ao a low dub waa lelect- ed. Since,Jhere wu no quiclt en'-2' to the South hand once dummy a high diamond• were cleared, declar- er found an inte....t.in1 line or play. Atur taking the firaL club in dum- my (winnin1 in hand and leading the Len or apedee would be no better regardleaa or what Weat does>. declarer cashed the three diamonds and then led a club to Vte king and ace. NORTH •AQ J8 !;?1062 OAKQ 4J103 WEST •K99.f 2 Q Void 0 763 •AQ96 .t SOUTH EAST • 73 OAQJ848 0 92 •876 • 105 O-K976 OJ 10864 •K2 The b1dding: West ran the cluba to complete the defen1ive book, declarer dis- carding two heart.. from the t.able and three from hand. Down t.o noth- ing but. 11pade1, had West exited with a low card in the suit aJl would EAST soum IQ p ... WEST P&M P&M P ... NORTH have been la.L Declarer would have P ... 2NT Dbl run that t.o the ten, caahed the two 3 NT winning djamond1 and then taken p ... P ... Opening lead: Six of• In a cl8B8ic battle between declar- er and the defense, South came cloee t.o finding a way t.o make the three-no-trump contract. Only a m81!ter 11troke by a defender pre- vented thnl. At this vulnerability, East had a dead-minimum weak two-heart opening bid. South was tempted t.o pass North's takeout double. but rightly decided the hoJding was not strong enough, since North might be balancing. Much as West would have liked the spade fineaae for the last two tricks and nine in all. But West ruined decla.rer'a dream• by exiting with the king or 1padea. The best declarer could do wu win in dum- my, come to hand with the ten of spades and caah two diamonda, but then had to surrender the setting trick t.o East's ace of heart8. Learn to be a better b rjd1e player! Subacribe now Lo the Goren Bridie Letter by calliq (800) 788-1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridie Let· ter, P.O. Box 4-410, Chica10, IU. 60680. 4 IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPE & MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 POOL TUTORING 3929 :••sE•R•VI-C•E--•l~=:sG -DIRECTORY 3548 GENER.AL 3558 DOORS 3 6 7 8 HOME 3 7 56 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICE 3894 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L&B Sport• Therapy lk•'• Custom Painting iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Spanlah-Engllah• Bl-lln gual Teacher Private Classea-Home or Ottie_e,_ 844-8487 CARPENTRY 3510 -i::m••••••••I A. TOUCH OF CLASS •ASBESTOS• •$29 Servloe C•ll• Cleaning. Rea/Comm-lleh'f'o9-1·T•stlnv Repalrs/S•rv/Openers Uc/Bonded. FrH Eat. EPA ACCRl!DITl!D All M•kea·Modela MSM Conatructlon .Remodeta & -Repair~. Painting lnt./Ext. L1696327 982·2438 Beale Yard M•lnt All body care to relax Prof, Clean. Ouahty t.awn.fcin-uin/t('ft" trim & rejuvfnate. RN/LMT Work lnl/EX1 & Docks aprlnklr/aerate. Thatch _c_M ____ T:_2_2_._8_a_2_ L'70~88 831•4&10 l•l•nd Blue Poole Pool & Spa Wkly Svc Repa,,. f1ller/pump/htr Acid WHh 845-9728 ---------831-4422 Pg.,.13·8142 , T•ylor (outcall) Peter• P•lntlng Private mauage by 20 Years Experience WALL •8011 HOUSECLEANING Kennedy'• Conatr. ••S4 i o • 1&X7•• • TREES • Licensed M/T. FrH EatlmatH ---------COVERINGS TerHa 282·'7143 800-827·9804 Llc'd 850.Sarv-(7378) H•ndvm•nlR•model Licensed-Bonded Naw Realdenllal lncludn hallway, HOME CARE/ ..l ..l (714) 852-0720 Interior• and Exteriors ROOFING 3910 3932 Addltlon1, Bath, Kitch s10.oo per hour. Cu atom Ramodal weather-atrlp, 1n1talla· SERVIc~r 3760 ~l.l!Wts.1 -Referral. 854-0512 • Fire-Water Damage 71 ~9•8-03a8 Room Addition• And lion & tax 845-5704 JN ..... ...., '51-341v iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F8rthlng lnterlora • Elec, Plumb, & Paint Repalra. Local Slnt:e L8ndacape Remodellng MOVING 3834 WINTER SPECIAL Pro Bullt Rooflng lnatallalion • Removal ' Newport arH. lmmed •Bright Heeolnlng 1 9 7 6. Lb 3 2 4 3 O 7 Moua• & Pet Sitting Yard tune up/malnttnace, 30"4> oft·20 yra ••P Beat Any Prloelll Dlacount Wallcoverlng Page 714·227·8122 European Prof'I. Beat 714-848·7989 HANDY MJIN 3710 By Famous Author landscape/ar11atlc design. Ouallty·Neat·R•llabl• Reroola/24hr Repair L"56087S 973·1212 CARPENTRY•Wlndowa In lownl Rela SYra Exp. LEWIS Conatruotlon =-:\ Mutual RHpect & ContractorlC27-804C>Oe. PUBLIC NOTICE Pluter·Steln·Varnlah 20 Yra Exp L326693 W Q I h Id h -Doora e WOOd Fencea Grace 291·9455 Ramodel•Handyman Conlldentlal 723-8383 Prof'I a Ethical. 845-7605 The Callf. Public Utlll· •310-433·1813• 540·5906 470·7684pg 1:0.t~e~. ~.~~. lns~:.f. CIOtet/Garagt Organlzara HOUSIECLBANINQ Lt'704n3 Local Res. *p~rywln~~~-~~~j* Houeealttlng Svea NIEW LEAF Ilea Commlsalon RE· BAl.BOA ROO,.NO CO advice to the cruy. L11'2151581 • Call Bob vac~Duallng·Kll·Bath •714-597·&825• Offer ad ·COM /N 8 Landscape & Maaonry QUIRES that all used PERSONAL Quality Work Guarnl'd &31·211 1 Anytime 24941323 Pg-312·0026 e~p'd·Rela "wn Trana . Small Joba Oki Xolnt Local Retell .. o ... old good f/R I F E A "" .. a ....... .,,77 Dealgn/Bulld/Remodel " ua " • SERVICE 3867 Raroo epa r rH 11 ConfuHdf 942·0181, Nohemi 434-7712 CONSTRUCTION •FY v.......... Kimberly 723·9113 uc./lna. 748-o487 movera print their \.lo/In• e:u.so81 l-Wl-N_D_O_WS ____ _ Jerry. S.ml·retlred, ~ Home Repair/Remodel P.U.C. Cal T number; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil .,.,..,..,.,,,.,,,~""'!"""---~ 3934 ol ullal'd cusf'. Ora/lclll/ T & B Cleanlng Bv~ BUilDING 3560 Coeta MHa/Newport Sh•n•'• Gardening llmoa and chautfeura •RRAND SBRVIC• HURRY Giant roonnf lii~iii!iii~~~iii repairs drywaff/1tucco. Peraonallud/Ref • 2S Ye•r• l!xp. 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