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Home My WebLink About1996-12-06 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Estancia tops CdM; Newport wins. 41-38 BUFFA The world of gourmet pasta revealed Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Back Bay Bombers benChed for season • Officials cite behavioral problems last year as reason for keeping continuation high school's team out of National Junior Basketball League. the end of the championship game. Katz hoped -an apology would cure the situation. But for Dennis Murphy, Jr., president of the league, it was the last straw. Prior to that, there were inci- dents in which Bombers argued with referees and were overly rough in their play, Murphy said. Katz argues h e has a new team of players -without last year's troublemakers -and they just want to play a clean game. Back Bay BomberBW Simco drives for a lay-up during practice with teammates Thursday after the team was notified they were dlsquall- fied from the league. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot • COSTA tvtESA -A difference of opinion over conduct and con- sequences is keeping the Back Bay Bombers from playing in the National Junior Basketball League this year. Coach Mark Katz struggled last year to create the best and classiest basketball team he r----------------, hours 5 ways to spend your weekend 111S 1HE SEASON FOR TifE NtITCRACKEit: The holiday season is officially open, with the first production of •The Nut- cracker,• performed by The Festival Ballet Theatre, scheduled for 7 p.m. today and Satwday at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. A 2 p.m. matinee will be held Saturday and Sunday. Call 432-5880. 2 LA POSADA PLAY: South Coast Repertory presents a Latino holi- day show, "La Posada Magi- ca, • beginning Sunday through Dec. 24 at 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Pedormance times are Tues- day through Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 3 and 8 p .m. and t Sunday at 12:30 and 4:30 I p.m. Call 957-4033. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • { I I I I I I I I I I I 3 HANUKKAH OBSER- VANCE: A special celebrity guest will light the giant menorah when Chai Center holds its Grand Hanukkah celebration on Sunday. The festivities at the koi pond at Fashion Island in Newport Beach begin at 4 p.m. and include Hanukkah songs by the Chai Center Talmud Torah Group. There will also be live music and dancing, as well as gelt and dreidels for the children. Admission is free. To learn more, contact Chai Center at 786-5000. 4 SANTA IN TIIE STACKS: Families with children of all ages are invited to the Corona del Mar Branch Ubrary Holiday Open House from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at 420 Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar. The special event features "San- ta Rolls Over,• a puppet play at 12:30, 1:30 and 2 p .m. and a visit by Santa. Call 717 · 3801. 5 CHRJSTMAS CON- CERT: Musica Angelica opens its fifth anniver- sary season with a Holiday Concert of Carols and Canons from the 10th to 20th centuries at 8 p .m . today at the Newport Harl>or Luther- an Church, 798 Dover Drive, t Newport Beach. for tickets, ' call (310) 478-1258. I • ' i I \ II I \ AROUND TOWN 9ESTBUYS a.ASSIFIED POLICE FtLES PUBLIC NOTICES 6 2 15 2 13 \\ I \ I 11 I I; Cloudylldu bdiag coc)ler i.inpemtwe• and a llJght ~oeoliabt. could out of his students at Back B~y. an alternative high school. The diverse group of boys had a lot to ~earn about appropriate language on the basketball court and self-control, Katz said. "We work real bard on good sportsmanship," Katz said. The team's behavior improved throughout the year until a Back Bay senior threw his second- place trophy across the floor at After Katz tried to register his team this week, Murphy told him the behavior of the Bombers last year will keep the team frpm playing in the league this year. •1 told him I had a major prob- lem with his team from la.st year,• Murphy-said. He said when the student threw the tro- phy, •The kids were totally out of control.• •They've been practicing since school began,• Katz said. ·rve been a teacher for 25 years, and (telling the players) was one of the hardest things I've had to do." · • SEE BOMBERS PAGE 10 I I < > I I I > \ ) " I ', I I I I I ~ I < > < > \I '- 0 ran~e Coast Cqllege horticulture director John I.ananton maintains a greenhouse of about 10,000 poin- settia plants, wb1cb for the flnt lime In the bl.story of the college, will be on sale to the public 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today during the school's Home and Hearth Winter Faire In the Technology Center. In addition to the world-famous plants, a plethora of holiday decorations and centerpieces and boutique items will be available for purchase. Adm.l.ulon and parking are free. In addition, the Festival Ballet Theater's performance of "The Nutcracker• will be featuJed at 2 and 7 p.m. In OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Tickets are available at the door, or by calling 432-5880, ext. t. MARC MARTIN I DAil Y PtlOl O.C. Fair rejects schedule change • L.A. Fair floats idea of new date that would conflict with local event. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Orange County Fair and Exposition Cen- ter officials have been asked to evaluate the impact of a July date for the Los Angeles'County Fair, which has always been held in September. But moving the date of the Los Angeles Fair would coincide with the Orange County Fair's tradi- tional mid-July scheduling, creat- ing problems for both, Orange County Fair General Manager Becky Bailey-Findley said James E. Henwood, president of Fairplex, where the Los ;\nge- les County Fair is held. asked Bailey-Findley in an October let- ter to evaluate the impact of mov- ing the L.A: Fair to July because the California Horse Racing Board had requested the fair con- sider a change of schedule. Bailey-Findley responded to his request by outlining the diffi- culties the fairs would have com- peting for vendors, concession· aires and attractions if theiJ schedules overlapped. She also indicated it was unportant for the Orange County • SEE FAIR PAGE 8 Theriot a1Tested on suspicion of spousal abuse • Former school board candidate and planning commissioner allegedly bead-butted bis wife. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot COSTA tvtESA-Former school board candidate and planning commissioner Brian Theriot was arrested on suspicion of spousal abuse Wednesday night at his Paloma Drive ftome, authorities said. Theriot. 39, apparently bead- butted his wife in the face during an argument, those familiar with the incident confirmed. Police arrived around 7:10 p.m. to find the woman had suffered •traumatic injury• to her face, including a small lacerftion on the inside of her upper lip, Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar said. Theriot bas been manied to his wife, Melissa. for 10 years. Police took him into custody after she made a c1t1zent1 arrest. Theriot posted $10,000 bail Wednesday night and was ordered to appear in Harbor Municipal Court on Jan. 6. "She called the police, we came out there, and the offic er explained to her what the differ e nt options were, and one of Brian 'lbertot those would be a citizen's arrest,• Lazar said. •so that's what she did.• Theriot or. his wife could not be reached for comment Thursday. f (Brian Theriot) vociferously denies that there was any crime or offense that took place,• said Allan Stokke, Theriot's lawyer. "It was a relatively minor event apparently being blown out of proportion.• Theriot had reportedly been drinking before the alleged assault, Lazar said. Theriot., a businessman, is a former Costa Mesa Planning Commissioner and a former city council candidate. He recently lost his bid for a seat on the Newport·Mesa Uni- fied School Board to Dana Black. His candidacy was endorsed by the Tustin-based Education Alliance and the Costa Mesa Republican Assembly. Appealing for votes. he once said, ·New- port-Mesa community memhers know me and tru.st me as a busi- nessman, coach, and family man." A 1975 graduate of Ne wport Harbor High School with well- k.nown track and football prowess, Theriot has coached on sports teams for the Harbor Area · Boys and Girls Club. He is the father of four chil- dren. FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS GOEi LECIRIC Electric menorahs and musical dreidels have beciime standaril items for loCaJ.S celebrating Hanukkah FRJDAY, OEaMBER 6. 1996 check it out . . Newport libraries can help you deck the halls A s the holiday season gets .underway, there are plen- ty of creatures stirring, planning parties, decking halls and sending greetings. To help· with holiday festivities, Newport libraries offer ample resources for hosts and hostesses of all ages. Anyone planning a seasonal party will find ideas for invita- tions, decora- tions and party fare in "The Penny Whistle Christmas Party Book,• by the authors of "The Penny Whistle Party Planner" and "Tiie Penny Whistle Birthday Party nook." King and Queen in this chil- dren's book. For those celebrating Hanukkah, there's background about the holiday, instructions for playing "spin the dreidel. •and a recipe for traditional cookies in "Jewish Holiday Pun." Those getting ready to observe Tet will find holiday lore and ideas for traditional foods and rituals in "T~t. Vietnamese New Year." A party's harQiy, a party with- out music. To set the mood, checlc out "Peace on Barth," fea- turing songs of the season sung by Al Martino, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole and otherpopu--w artists, In addition to instructions for s~ock:ings, wreaths, cards, gift "'il"aps and ornaments, this inven- ~ve volume features plans for a or "OTan- nenbaum," with tunes by an array of seasoned orchestras ·and carol- ers. For more generic back- ground melodies, BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY PILOT Barbara Boatman helped organize this Sunday's Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce Christmas walk. ~ anta's workshop, a tree-trim- '"'1.ing party, a Twelfth Night take- '!Own-the-tree party, and six oth- Pr year-end celebrations. It's that 'busy sidewalk' time of year Children can help with holi- day affairs, following step-by- step instructions for decora- tions and refresh- ments in MMy First Party Book." • Young party pCanners also will enjoy getting I~;idy for celebrations with uPes- tival Crafts,• featuring ideas for 1r\odeling salt dough and papier- u@che, plaiting thread and cut- futg and folding paper into fes- tive symbols. : Other ideas for simple crafts, presents and parties are in •Tue Uttle Witch's Christmas Book." Find instructions for a taffy pull, a i>inata party and a Twelfth Nlght celebration with a Bean try "A Cocktail Party," featuring Claude Bolling's lively suites, along with a suggested menu from Martha Stewart's "Entertaining." If you can gather your guests around a roaring fire, you might entertain them with a tale designed to fan the holiday spir- it. Find several presented espe- cially for reading aloud in "Good Stories·for Great Holidays." For livelier fun, consider some of the icebreakers, action games and amusements in "The World's Best Party Games." Finally, when the party's over and friends are gone, pop • Amahl and the Night Visitors" into the VCR and celebrate the spirit of year-end holidays in the story of a aippled boy's encounter with kings on their way to Bethlehem. • CHECX rr OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beacti Public Library. This week's column is by Linda Kline. • Organizing annual Corona del Mar Christmas Walk can put you through the paces. Just ask Barbara Boatman. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot Wednesday night was not the best time for the alternator to go out on Barbara Boatman's car. She bad only three days to pull together the months of work she had ·done to organize this weekend's Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce Christ- mas Walk. And .after she hitched e ltda '° the dmnber office Th~ .tn,~, she realized she didn't bave her offiee key with her because she wasn't car- rying her key ring. ~Pilot 8EAl2EBS HOTU~E Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Cost.a 642-6086 Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright No Record your comments about news stories, illustrations, edito- rial matter or advertisements the Daily Pilot or news tips. herein can be reproduced with-VOL 90, NO. 282 Al2[)RES5 out written pennlssion of copy- Our address is 330 W. Bay St., right owner. •THOMAS H. JOHNSON, :Publisher Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. HOW TO BEACH US ·WIWAM L0B0£U. CQRRECDONS Orculatlon Editor • STEVE MARlllE. It is the Pilot's policy to prompt· The Times Orange Co\Jnty .Managing Editor ly correct all errors of substance. (800) 252-9141 ·IRIS YOKOI, Please call 574-4233. 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(Prices include all applicable Jeffnty S. ~President and CEO Press Group Leader state and local taxes.) POSTMAS-Judith I. KEN JOU.Y, Packaging and TER: Send addrns changes to Vice President, General Manager Distribution Group Leader The Newport 8each1Costa Mesa 01996 c..tlf. CM. All rlgtrtt --...d. ~~ ELMN-----~-H-I'f-0 HOLIDAY FIESTAS Complete Caterl111 Services TEMPEltAlURES Newport Beach 60/49 Balboa 60/49 Costa Mesa 63147 Corona del Mar 60/49 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2-3w Newport 2-3w Bladcies· 2·3 w River Jetty 2-3w CdM 2-3 w BOATING Light and variable winds durl~ mom· Ing hours II become southwest to westerly, 15 knots. One foot wind waves will build to two feet, and a flYe foot swell wUI come from ' But somehow Boatman, in her first year heading up the event. managed to get things done Thursday and plans to do more today. Boatman, an energetic 56-year- old with cropped red hair. The Pasadena native spent her childhood summers at Crys- tal Cove, where she now lives in a cottage. She has enjoyed the opportu- nities to work on the Christmas Walk with people throughout Corona del Mar. The chamber's 20th annual Christmas Walk. drawing crowds of about 8,000 to East Coast Highway shops for enter- tainment and sped.al deals, will go on with er without minor snags. •If there's a little problem, I don't think it will be noticeable/ said the 28-year Corona del Mar resident. •1 just have a lot of loose ends to tie up." She's overseeing sales of Christmas Walk ornaments and T-shirts, coordinating volunteers and making sure the six bands perform on schedule. MThere's a lot of enthusiasm for the walk," she said, noting that she'd love to serve as its chainnan again next year. She said her business, resi- dential and childhood connec- tions to the area drive her to stay involved in community activities such as the Christmas Walk. Boatman. though she said About 15 Marines will man the Toys for Tots collection bar- rels, where anyone can drop off new-toy donations. • she's enjoyed every minute of her cbainnanship, will have bad her share of autstmas activities aftet Sundays end. As an off. shoot~ walk work, · ~ted~ making a pljWood candf She's focusing this year's walk on collecting toy donations for 'Jbn for Tcits, a U.S. Marine- sponSc:nd ~that distributes new toys tO needy cblldren. •1 really love this little town,• said Boatman, who has belonged to the chamber for seven years and served on its board for two. •1t•s the old cliche -I really want to give something back to the community.• canes that ltaiid 8 feet high lin· ing Coast Highway. •rm doing about eight differ- ent things at one time," said the west. Varlabty doudy skies and the possibility of showers will persist through- out the day. 11DES TODAY First low 12:45 fc.m. 0.7 First h gh S:SOa.m . 5.2 Second low 6:43 p.m. Second high 3.6 11:54 p.m. SA1URDAY 1.6 First low 1:21 ~.m. 0.1 First igh 6:21 a.m. 5.6 Second low After Midnight Second high 7:29 p.m. 3.7 WATER TEM'EltAlURE: 57 Uk~ the song says, "this could be the start of something big.• We're talking about the storm in the North Pacific and Its affect on week· end surfing. The high energy In that area could start delivering head-high sets at local beaches today. Coming from roughly 300 degrees, the swell has to maintain its punch coming through the Islands. If It does, that opens the prospect of good surfing conditions through SUnday. A small south-south- west swell coming in doesn't really affect clrrumstances over· all. COSTA MESA • 700 block of SNiUmar Drive: A CD player worth $200 was stolen from a parked car. The car was locked. Method of entry is unknown. • 2700 blodc of Flitrvt.w Road: A wallet containing credit cards and $39 in cash was stolen from an unattended purse in the musk room at Orange Coast College. • 1500 blodc of Adams Street: SSO in cash was stolen from a car impounded at a towing yard. • 1700 blodc of West 17th Street A culprit forced open a window and entered a tran~ission shop. No property was reported stolen. • 1800 blodc of P..tc Avenue: Bicycle' equipment worth $20 was stolen from a bag attached to the handlebars of a parked bicycle. NEWPORT IEAOt • 1100 blodc of llac:k Bay: A $2,000 outboard boat engine was stolen from a boat. • JOO blodc of Newport Boulevard: A S 1,200 tower comput- er was stolen from an office inside of Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. • 4900 blodc of Udo s.nds: A fax machine, VCR and a Mlchael'Jordan-autographed basketball valued at $1,400 were stolen from a residence with an unlocked garage door. • 700 blodl of ~ Center Drive: A credit card was stolen from a shirt pocket in a clothing store dressing room while the victim was looking at clothing. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $125/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW Sizzling Fajita Bar• Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar Christmas Blend Co.flee is Back/ BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corpora.tions1 partnerships, mergers, acqulslt1ons, buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections ........ ..... 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The good stuff bas more semolina, less common flour and starch. The cheap stuff is just the reverse. And yes, WJlomena, you can taste the semolina. Good pas- ta has a subtle, nut-like taste. When it's cooked, it isn't shiny or, briefly Children sought for poster contest Orange County students from kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to submit entries to the Imagination Cele- bration Poster Contest, spon- sor~ by the Orange County Performing Arts Center and the county Department of Educa- tion. . The contest is part of the annual Imagination Celebration, a 16-day, county-wide festival of the arts for children and their families. The event will run from April 26 through May 14. Poster contest entries must incorporate the theme •Imagine This" and "promote the dynam- ic qualities of the performing arts.• The winning poster will be hung in the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. The dead- line is Jan. 23, 1997. For entry forms, call (714) 556-2122, ext. 236. Estancia play takes stage tonight Estancia High School drama students will present the play, :coming Attractions• by Ted 'Tully, at 7:30 p .m. Friday and Saturday and Dec. 12, 13 and 14 . nckets are $6 presale and S7 at the door. The play is a dark com- edy about the glorification of violence by American media. Mustangs looking for mouse pads The Costa Mesa High School's computer lab is seeking used mouse pads. Send mouse pads to Jan Paul in rooms 187- 188 at the high school. RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 1922~YO~ecm~116 1/ .". \. .. I l H.( ) .... ; ' . 673-1400 11111••••••1••·····················' White nst\ serwd on a soft com tDrtilla wtth our "specill" white sauce, Clbblge. diea. ~and a slim~ lime. Uke tb9J lllW on tl9t cOMt ,_ IA.JAJI worse yet. slippery. Uke semolina itself, it has a veiy ~yellow hue. The cheap stuff is stark white, slippery and has almost n~ taste. Again, tllat's because it has much more'oommon nour than semoli- na, which also means much more starch, ergo, shiny and slippery. Starch is also what produces the foam as the pasta cooks. If your water looks like someone poured Palmolive Uquid into a Jacuzzi, you've got the cheap stuff. From now until the day you go on to your greater reward, you will get along fine with just two brands of pasta. I shouldn't name names, but what the heck. Ron- zoni and De Cecco. Ronzoni has been around since the Pleis- tocene era. Good quality, excel- lent texture, better than many of the trendier, inore expensive brands. Ronzoni would like you to think it's imported. It isn't. In fact, it's now made by Hershey . peter. buff a Foods! But it's still good. If you really want to show off, try De Cecco -pronounced "De- check-o" by the way. In Italian, a . "c" followed by an "b"' is pro- nounced just the opposite from English. That's why •c1ao• is •chow• and "che sera" is "kay sera.• Reminds me of a joke about Broo_Jdyn. Jt's.the only place in the world where "earl is pro- nounced .. oil" and .. oil. is pro- nounce<! "earl." Where were we? Wait,J remember, pasta. De Cecco has aiso been around forever. You'll see it in a turquoise box with gold stripes and a picture of a very buff peas- ant woman holding two bundles of durum wheat. When I was a little kid, I thought the woman on the De Cecco box was also Lady Liberty. One day in the first grade, I asked my teacher why the De Cecco lady was also the Statue of Liberty. Sister Mary Patrick was not amused but the other kids laughed until they fell out of their seats. It was my first successful, Environmental group files suit against Coastal Commission By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot A lawsuit filed last week by three local environmental groups says proposals for more Newport Coast develop- ments closer to the ocean would violate the environment as well as state law. The Friends of the Irvine Coast, the Laguna Greenbelt and Stop Polluting Our New- port filed the suit Nov. 27 against the state Coastal Com- mission for approving the plan. The proposal, which came before the commission Oct. 11 as an amendment to a 1981 plan, asks to shift commercial development closer to the shoreline and to allow guest houses on residential lots. The suit accuses the com- mission of violating the state Coastal and Environmental Quality acts. It also alleges that commission members did not have enough evidence to support their decision and had closed meetings with Irvine Co. representatives to propose the changes. The Irvine Co. agreed in the ·sos to maintain 76% of the 9,500 acres of land as open space. The new plan does not change that, but the suit says the 100,000 square feet of retail development would O'bscure views near Crystal Cove Park, infringe on valu- able habitats and increase traffic. The commission will vote Dec. 9 in San Francisco on final approval of the changes. albeit unwitting, puncbline. Anyway, get some De Cecco and notice how yellow it is in the box. Semolina. It's a little pricey, but well worth it. Beyond that, there are a zillion other brands of imported pasta, but the price goes up while the incremental improvement goes down and you won't find them around here any- way. Of course, fresh pasta is better than dried, right? Wrong. It's not better, it's just different. Most fresh pasta is egg-based, which is why it stays soft and has to be refrigerated. The fact of the mat- ter is most of the fresh pasta in your super'market cooler couldn't hold a candle to a quality dried pasta like De Cecco. In Italy, peo- ple rarely eat fresh pasta, with the exception of gnocchi, which is made with either ricotta or mashed potatoes. They much prefer dried pasta as daily fare. As far as cooking is concerned, certainly there is no one left on the planet who doesn't know what "al dente • means. Cooked pasta shoul4 resist slightly when you bite into it. And please, don't lhrow it on the wall. Who came up with tha.f anyway? Ridiculous. Don't cut it and look at it like a lab specimen. Don't drape it over_ the side of the pot to see how well it hangs. Just taste it. Remember, al dente. Sauce is for another day, but a quick tip: Most people use much too much sauce. ltalian visitors are amazed at the amount of sauce we ladle on a dish of pasta. Sauce should flavor yotlr pasta, not drown it. Buon' appetito, buon' pranzo e ci vediamo la settimana prossima -which is Italian for "gotta' go." • PETER BUFFA is mayor of Cos1a Mesa . His column appears every Friday. f' Holiday._ Catering Specialists Remember we cater boats & charters "in your home or in our dini .. ng room ... FRIDAY, OEaMIER 6. 1996 check it out . Newport libraries can help you deck the halls A s the holiday season gets underway, there are plen- ;ty of creatures stirring, · planning parties, decking halls and sending greetings. To help with holiday festivities, Newport libraries offer ample resources for hosts and hostesses of all ages. Anyone planning a~ party will find ideas for invita- tions, decora- tions and party fa.re in "The _ Penny Whistle Christmas Party Book," by the author5 of "The Penny Whistle Party Planner" and "The Penny Whistle Birthday Party Book." King and Queen in this chil- dren's book. Por those celebrating Hanukkah, there's background about the holiday, instructions for playing •spin the dreidel, • and a recipe for traditional cookies in •Jewish Holiday Pu.n. • Those getting ready to observe Tet will find holiday lore and ideas for traditional foods and rituals in ·T~t. Vietnamese New Year.• A party's har4lY. a party with- out music. To set the mood, check out "Peace on Earth,• fea- turing songs of the season sung by Al Martino, Ella Fitzgerald, In addition to instructions for s~ock:ings, wreaths, cards, gift "'rraps and ornaments, this inven- t'Ve volume features plans for a "anta's workshop, a tree-trim- ·-ung party, a 1\velfth Night take- r·own-the-tree party, and six oth- Pr year-end celebrations. Nat King Cole and other popu- lar artists, or "OTan- nenbaum," with tunes by an array of seasoned orchestras ·and carol- ers. For more generic back- ground melodies, BRIAN P08UOA I DAILY PILOT Barbara Boabnan helped organize th.I.I Sunday's Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce Chrlstmas walk. It's that 'busy sidewalk' time of year Children can help with holi- day affairs, following step-by- step instructions for decora- tions and refresh- ments in "My First Party try "A Cocktail Party,• featUring Claude Bolling's lively suites, along with a suggested menu from Martha Stewart's •Entertaining." If you can gather your guests around a roaring fire, you might entertain them with a ta.le designed to tan the holiday spir- it. Find several presented espe- cially for reading aloud in •Good Stories for Great Holidays.• For livelier fun, consider some of the icebreakers, action games and amusements in "The World's Best Party Games." •Organizing annual Corona del Mar Christmas Walk can put you through the paces. Just ask Barbara Boatman. • Book." • Young party By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot W ednesday night was not the best time for the altEµllCltor to go out on Barbara Boatman's car. pCanners also will enjoy getting 1eady fo r celebrations with "Fes- fiyal Crafts," featuring ideas for rnode ling salt dough and papier- H@che, plaiting thread and cut- hag and folding paper into fes- llVe symbols. : Other ideas for simple crafts, presents and parties are in "The Little Witch's Christmas Book." Ftnd instructions for a taffy pull, a 9inata party and a 1\velfth f'.Qght celebration with a Bean Finally, when the party's over and friends are gone, pop "Amahl and the Night VlSitors • into the VCR and celebrate the spirit of year-end holidays in the story of a crippled boy't encounter with kings on their way to Bethlehem She had only three days to pull together the months of work she had done to organize this weekend's Corona del Mar Chamber of C.Ommerce Christ- mas Walk. And after she bitched • dde ~ tbe c:Mmher mfice lbunday morning, she realized she didn't have her offiee key with her because she wasn' car- rying her key ring. VOL 90, NO. 282 •THOMAS H. JOHNSON, :Publisher WILLIAM LOllDEU. Editor STEVE MAR8l.E. • Managing EdltOf ·nus YOKOI, : City Editor • TONY DOOERO, ·News EditCK MARC MARTIN, ·Photo Editor PM.MOO StWt. Chief Financial Officer JUOY OETTING, Oassified Advertising Manager • LANA JOHNSON, Promotions . KfM GRlmnt, Director of Operations JOHN PHIL.s, Pre Press Group leader HANK KNIGHT, Press Group le ader KEN JOllY, Packaging and Distribution Group Leader • CHECK rr our 1s written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Linda Kline. REAPERS HOnJNE 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. AQDRESS OUr address Is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. CORREOJONS It Is the Piiot's policy to prompt· ly correct all errors of substance. 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Offlat Business Office 642-4321 Business Fax 631 -5902 l'\lOlilhed by ~ c.llfomMI Community Newt. a Tlmet Min'ot Company '-iii! J9ffNy S. ~ Pr~ and CEO Judith •• ic.tWI. Vice President, General Manager Ot996 c..llf. CN. All rights -* ~ "EL:MNCH-I'F-0 HOLIDAY FIESTAS Co•plete Caterl .. Services Sizzling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis • Margarita & Cerveza Bar ............. Available in Many Locations PCliflF ".,. , ••• Pickup Arranged at Location Nearest You 1EMPEltA1VRES Newport Beach 6<Y49 Balboa 6<Y49 Costa Mesa 6'3147 Corona del Mar 6<Y49 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2-3w Newport 2-3w Bladties 2·3w River Jetty 2-3w CdM 2-3 w 80AT1NG Light and variable winds during mom- ing hours will become southwest to westerly. 15 knots. One foot wind waves will bulld to two feet, and a fl'lle foot swell will come from • But somehow Boatman. in her fim year heading up the event, managed to get things done 1bursdayandplanstodomore today. Boatman, an energetic 56-year- old with cropped red hair. The Pasadena native spent her childhood swnmers at Crys- tal Cove, where she now lives in a cottage. She has enjoyed the opportu- nities to work on the Christmas Walk with people throughout Corona del Mar. The chamber's 20th annual Christmas Walk, drawing crowds of about 8,000 to East Coast Highway shops for enter- tainment and special deals, will go on with er wttbout miner snags. ·u there's a little problem, I don't think it will be noticeable/ said the 28-year Corona del Mar resident. "I just have a lot ot loose ends to tie up.• She's overseeing sales of Christmas Walk ornaments and T-shirts, coordinating volunteers and making sure the six bands perform on schedule. "There's a lot of enthusiasm for the walk," she said, noting that she'd love to serve as its chairman again next year. · She said her business, resi· dential and childhood connec- tions to the area drive her to stay involved iIJ community activities such as the Christmas Walk. Boatman. though she said About 15 Marines will man the Toys for Tots collection bar· rels, where anyone can drop off new-toy donations. • she's enjoyed every minute ot her chalrmansbip, will have had her share ot Christmas activi1ies after Sunday's end. As an off. sboot~~ Walk work, ~r~ted tbe =~t~=rm- She's focusing this year's walk on collecting toy donations for ~for Tots, a U.S.~ spcD;o.ed charity that distributes new toys to needy cbDdren. "I really love this little town,· said Boabnan, who has belonged to the chamber for seven years and served on its board for two. •n•s the old cliche -I really want to give something back to the community.• ing Coast Highway. the west. VaNbly cloudy skies and the pos.slbUlty of showen will penlst through- out the day. TIDES TODAY Rrst low 12:45 e·m. 0.7 First h gh 5:50a.m. 5.2 Second low 6:43 p.m. Second high 3.6 11 :54 p.m. 1.6 SATURDAY First low 1:21 p.m. First high 0.1 6:21 a.m. 5.6 Second low After Midnight Second high 7:29 p.m. 3.7 WATEJt 1DW'EJIA1URE: 57 •rm doing about eight differ- ent things at one time,• said Uke the song says, "this could be the start of something big.• We're talklng about the storm In the North Pacific and Its affect on week· end surfing. The high energy In that area could start delivering head-high sets at local beaches today. Coming from roughly 300 degrees, the swell has to maintain Its punch coming through the Islands. If it does, that opens the prospect of good surfing conditions through Sunday. A small south-south- west swell coming In doesn't r.ally affect circumstances aver- all. COSTA MESA • 100 blodc of Shalimar Drtve: A CD player worth $200 was stolen from a partced car. The car was locked. Method of en1ry Is unknown. • 2700 blodc of Fairview Road: A wallet contaln!j credit cards and $39 In cash was stolen from an unattend purse in the musk room at Orange Coast College. • 1500 blodt of Adami Street: $50 In cash was stolen from a c.ar impounded at a towing yard . • 1100 blodl of West 11th Street: A culprit forced open a window and entered a transmission shop. No property was reported stolen. • 1800 blodc of hrtt Avenue: Bicycle equif::t worth $20 was stolen from a bag attached to the hand ebars of a partced bicycle. NEWPOln' ltEAot • 1100 blodl of aadc llay. A $2,000 outboard boat engine was stolen from a boat. •JOO blodc of Newport 9oulevanl: A $1,200 tower comput· er was stolen from an office inside of Hoag Memorial Hospital Pl'esbyterian. • 4900 blodt of Udo Sanck! A fax machine, VCR and a Michael Jordan-autographed basketballl valued .t $1,400 wete stolen from a reslderlce with an unlodced garage door. • 100 blodl of Newport Center Drive: A credit ca.rd was stolen from a shirt pocket In a clothing store dressing room while the victim was ~Ing at dothlng. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price s12S/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corwra,tions~ partnerships, mergers, uisit1ons, ouy-sell agreements, acts and collections ESTATE LITIGATION AND SACTIONS Evldlons, foreclosures, easements, tide dlst;>utes, work-outs . ESTAn PLANNINO Trusts, Wills, Probltii ~rnmt1trattOn LEGAL -OPTIONS . •t!A'"'X' AT , •• I ~ (714) 760-8775 O K. bldt to the ....... Pint, what kind? It's on the sb*es in boxes and bags. It's in the deli in hard-to-open plastic things. It's \Verywhere. bon't be inttmidated. Let's start with a question many of you are thinking even as I peck. Does it really matter? P4Sta is pasta. no? N'o. There is a difference. It does matter. With a little practice, you'll be able to tell the cheap ~ fromthe good stuff. You'll amaze your tamily, impress your friends and drive your aitics mad with envy. You'll be pasta perfect. What makes a pasta pass muster? Semolina -pale yellow flour ground from durum (hard) wheat. The good stuff has more semolina, less common O.our and starch. The cheap stuff is just the reverse. And yes, Wtlomena, you can taste the semolina. Good pas- ta has a subtle, nut-like taste. When it's cooked, it isn't shiny or, briefly · --children sought for poster contest Orange County students from kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to submit entries to the Imagination Cele- bration Poster Contest, spon- sor~d by the Orange County Performing Arts Center and the county Department of Educa-. tion. . The contest is part of the annual Imagination Celebration, a 16-day, county-wide festival of the arts for children and their families. The event will run from April 26 through May 14. Poster contest entries must incorporate the theme •Imagine This" and •promote the dynam- ic qualities of the performing arts." The winning poster will be hung in the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. The dead- line is Jan. 23, 1997. For entry forms, call (714) 556-2122, ext. 236. · Estancia play takes stage tonight Bstanda High School drama students will present the play, :coming Attractions" by Ted Tally, at ?:30 p .m. Friday and Saturday and Dec. 12, 13 and 14. nckets are $6 presale and $7 at the door. The play is a dark com- edy about the glorification of violence by American media. Mustangs looking for · mouse pads The Costa Mesa High School's computer lab is seeking used mouse pads. Send mouse pads to Jan Paul in rooms 187- 188 at the high school. RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. l~VD~~156 .. RllllllR-.96% fat free Oecrida BaJl'alo BurPn FRD Video •••ta1 •• ,.,,.JMMllf 110.00.,-- . .'. I "\I H.-. ··\ ; I : ' , 673-1400 ~ ,,, ,,. .... ,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,, ..... , ,_ White ftstl .wet on a soft com tort:JHa with OW' "specill" wtllte sauce. Clbf>lgt, chea. ~Ind I slk» ~Ima. Uk• theJ..,... on tbe eo.t or BA.JAii worse yet, slippery. Like semolina itself, it has a very pale yellpw hue. The cheap sfulf is stark white, slippery and has almost no taste. Again, that's because it has much more.common flour than semoli-na. which also means much more starch, ~o. shiny and slippery. Starch is also what produces the foam as the pasta cooks. If your water looks like someone poured Palmolive Liquid into a Jacuzzi, you've got the cheap stuff. From now until the day you go on to your greater reward, you will get along fine with just two brands of pasta. I shouldn't name names, but what the heck. Ron- zoni and De Cecco. Ronzoni has been around since the Pleis- tocene era. Good quality, excel- lent texture, better than many of the trendier, more ~xpensive brands. Ronzoni would like you to think it's imported. It isn't. In fact, it's now made by Hershey peter. buff a ~.-. l Foods! But it's still good. . If you really want to show off, try De Cecco -pronounoed "De- check-o" by the wav. In Italian, a • c" followed by an 'h • is prcr nounced just the opposite from English. That's why • tj.ao • is •chow" and "che seraw is •kay sera.• Reminds me of a joke about Brooklyn. It's the only place in the world where •earl• is pro- nounc:eO ~oil" and •oil• is pro- nounced •earl.• Where were we? Wait, I remember, pasta. De Cecco has also been around forever. You'll see it in a turquoise box with gold stripes and a picture of a very buff peas- ant woman holding two bundles of durum wheat. When I was a little kid, I thought the woman on the De Cecco box was also Lady Llberty. One day in the first grade, I asked my teacher why the De Cecco lady was also the Statue of Llberty. Sister Mary Patrick was not amused but the other kids laughed until they fell out of their seats. It was my first successful, Environmental group files suit a gainst Coastal Commission By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot A lawsuit filed last week by three local environmental groups says proposals for more Newport Coast develop- ments closer to the ocean would violate the environment as well as state law. The Friends of the Irvine Coast, the Laguna Greenbelt and Stop Polluting Our New- port filed the suit Nov. 27 against the state Coastal Com- mission for approving the plan. The proposal, which came before the commission Oct. 11 as an amendment to a 1981 plan, asks to shift commercial development closer to the shoreline and to allow guest houses on residential lots. The suit accuses the com- mission of violating the state Coastal and Environmental Quality acts. It also alleges that commission members did not have enough evidence to support their decision and had closed meetings with Irvine Co. representatives to propose the changes. The Irvine Co. agreed in the '80s to maintain 76% of the 9,500 acres of land as open space. The new plan does not change that, but the suit says the 100,000 square feet of retail development would O'bscure views near Crystal Cove Park, infringe on valu- able habitats and increase traffic. The commission will vote Dec. 9 in San Francisco on final approval of the changes. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1996 Q:: albeit unwitting, punchline. Anyway, get some De Cecco and notice how yellow it is in the box. Semolina. lt's a little pricey, but weµ worth it. Beyond that, there are a zillion other brands of imported pasta, but the prtce goes up while the incremental improvement goes down and you won't find them around here any- way. Of course, fresh pasta is better than dried, right? Wrong. It's not better, it's just different. Most fresh pasta is egg-based .. which is why it stays soft and has to be refrigerated. The fact of the mat- ter is most of the fresh pasta in your supermarket cooler couldn't hold a candle to a quality dried pasta like be Cecco. In Italy, peo- ple rarely eat fresh pasta, with the exception of gnocchi, which is made with either ricotta or mashed potatoes. They much prefer dried pasta as daily fare. As far as cooking is concerned, certainly there is no one left on the planet who doesn't know what •al dent{!" means. Cooked pasta should resist slightly when you bite into it And please, don't throw it on the wall. Who came up with that anyway? Ridiculous. Don't cut it and look at it like a lab specimen. Don't drape it over the side of the pot to see how well it hangs. Just taste it. Remember, al dente. Sauce is for another day, but a quick tip: Most people use much too much sauce. Italian visitors are amazed at the amount of sauce we ladle on a dish of pasta. Sauce should flavor your pasta, - not drown it. Buon' appetito, buon' pranzo e ci vediamo la settimana prossima -which is Italian for ~gotta' go.~ • PETER BUFFA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears every Friday. f' Holiday"- Catering Specialists Remember we cater boats & charters "in your home or in our dinin " groom ... -I FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,.1996 Thespians and phil~thropists abound at local schoolS Adams Elementary Adams School is presenting an origindl play at 7 p.m. Dec. 10 in the multipurpose room. Mn. Jleverveon. a teacher at Adams Schoof, is the director. Mrs. Fever- geon loves teaching because she loves children and drama made for kids. Mrs. Fevergeon enjoys the students she works with every day and in drama classes on Wednesdays. The play is called "The Stolen. Flag.~ The play is a made-up mystery. The play is about kids who are txying to find out who stole their flags at their school. It is a patriotic play combined with a musical. Fourth and fifth graders are backup singers while the sec- ond and third graders are putting on the play. The costumes are going to be made and provided by parents. · The music is done by Kathleen Chapman and the choreographer is Nancy Matosstan. Gregory Les is the main character in the play. Special guests are Mrs. Harring- ton (principal) and Chris Galegos (custodian). Understudies are N~lson and Chelsy Leon. -SAMANIHA STAlUM and YOUSEF AL-RASHED ----------------- : . . : . . ' ; ~. . ; ' ' ' . , KENNY 1/, PRINTER .' '1' I • r~ I - i N!.!_r1 Jr111 ( hfllct' Compare oar prtca, See oar selectloa. hperteace oar automer sentce. ~HEMPHILL 'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St.. Costa Mesa Killvbrooke Elemen~ -~ Shuck's third gtade claSs came away as winners of the Tri- angle Square Snowman Making Contest; the c:la.ss won $500 for their artistic efforti and will be treated to lunch at Johnny Rock- ets and a movie! The money will be used to pur- chase new Third Grade Uterature books. •Frosty• and his family are on display at the Sanborn Instruc- tional Media Center. Our thanks to Lynn Welker at Sanborn and 1\ia.ngle Square for coordinating the contest among the third grade students of Newport-Mesa Uni- fied. Killybrooke's MBirthdays and Books Program" is well under way. Children are given the opportunity to contribute $10 to participate in the program. On their birthday they choose a book for the library; a book plate with their name is attached to the book as a permanent reminder of their JIM NOONAN CPA MY TAX MAN - YEAR -END TAX CHECKUPS 723-1031 donation. At the end of each month, the students' birthdayl are celebrated in the library with cake and punch. Ms. Siebert'• and Mr. Merkley'• fifth.grade classes had a wonderlul opportunity to -delve into the fasdnating world of sci- ence this month. Under the care- ful supervision of Mn. Jane\ Yamaguchi of the Discovery Sci- ence Museum, each student donned rubber gloves and dis- sected a cow eye. Bach part was carefully dis- sected, identified and placed on a card for display. This program was made possible through the California Science Project of UCI along with mentors from the Dis- covery Science Museum. Local Newport Beach optometrist, Dr. Toman, also lended bis expertise with the dissections. We are so fortunate to be part of this pro- gram! -MARTIE ZINGG, clerk typist ~,A.U... T~ Fo.z. "(o&AtZ. ft~1t; 1tot...u:>J41 ~~OtJ OtJ ""ro z 1\l{il ~,.,>le IAfP Tb '/if?>'Zf ./ IOMETHINO FOR EVERYONE. Discovery Channel for Dad, ESPN for the sports tan, and The Disney Channel for the whole family, plus dozens of other popular satellite networks -all on Complete Basic Service for just over a dollar a day . .I EXTRA M? THEY'RE FREE. Only Comcast provides basic programming on additional TVs at no monthly fee. 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The student council worked very hard collecting, sort- ing, and boxing the food, then loading it into the truck. Andersen's kids, parents and teachers are all really looking for- ward to Andersen's annual school play. This year it is going to be an original musical comedy. lb.is is a great way to earn money for our school, and let the parents, rela- tives1 director, and especially us, ~ Facials 250/ Weaves I -'° Color I I Off w I coupon I I European Facial ......... $15/up I I Back Facial ................ $18.00 I Manicure ..................... $5 .00 I Pedicure ...................... $6.00 I Eyebrow/Arch Woxing ..... $5.00 I I c '""" A!OERT SCHOO• Of 1 ADV~rn.sW.l98Y 1 2300 Har bor Blvd. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 (7 14) 545·1616 the cblldren, have a great ttmel Tb.is month, Andersen wu very proud when the Daily Pilot announced that our school had the best CTBS results in the dis- trict. This achievement is a credit to our outstanding teachers and the involvement of our parents as well as our fine student body. The Bicycle Rodeo was real popular here at Andersen. I think that peoplelike this event because everybody ends up a winner. This month, the third grade classrooms (Mn. Wood and Mr. Barth) learned about the <;alifor- nia Indians. The students all made reports, and some even ITAll TIB CPl-11'1 /~Ml Tm WAY CN) ITAll Tm: NIT ClnACT CN·11) 11'1 UUIATIAl9 (I) Mn..1~11)· nu ml:~ ~Jr (N·111 101 DAUllTIMI (I) ,., ::.-~''I 101 DALllATIUI (I DA==-~!1~ 101 DMllllWii ....iMlMWA ~) ..klt' Mn..J ·11 nu TEI! NIT ~ CN·11) -.... llAI fM:IJ JPl-11) .-..E Al,I. MWAY (Pl) PARK PLACE 1 o ,; . \!: : 1~0 G•,ii UNIVERSI TY P, ~t'. · ·1 »1,,".r, EL TORO .... ' . ' I • :.,,, SAOOLEBACK . . . ' .. . .. ' . . . \ .. made little teepees. November was a very appropJiate month for this project, becaUlle of the ThanksgMng holiday. The fitijl grade classrooms (Mn. Shanau ..... Miia Dandu) just got back from Outdoor Sci- ence Camp at Arrowhead Ranch in the San Bern.ardlno Mountains. They were glad to be home, but still miss the mountains. Andersen's PTA (Parent Teacher Assoc:Ultion) bas earned a lot of money from fund-raisers. We plan to use this money for more equipment and educational programs. -JENNIFEll LEE OLYMPUS CEnturiOn . ' ' . ,,. ' flUIC100 Rf.MOTi comGl J'9 •2rovALUE ~ Unbealabk palm·sir.ed power. Olympu1 oo Styliu Zoo• 105 • PROMASTER9 Spectrumr AF1CX>-400mm •AUTOFOCUS •ZOOM LENS MINOLTA MOUNT s39911 CAN9NMOUNT NIKON MOUNT l Create Your Own Personalized PhOto Gifts and Keepsakes •Do it yourxlf-the KODAK Creation Station is fun and easy to ue. •You can wort from ex.istiaf prints. slides. nesativca. or pbOto CD dilcs. •U• new pk:tura, or creasmed family pbotol. Make something special with your p1Cti4tts .I)_ • • a1e1cg LEJCA.W3 it"•= . -· ,,,~....-" : f/U/32-. •••• ... ~ ...... -......... NJaO LEICA • ---.:.1: ·-----c.. -~~ ... === ......... -... ..... .......... J ....... ..... ---.. ..,......, ................. _.. .. -llft•_ .............. ... FRIDAY, DECEMB ER 6, 1996 . . . XMAS CONCERT 'fhe St. Andrew's Sanctuary Clloir and Orchestra presents the aQual Christmas Concerts at 8 P4 600 St. Andrews Road, New- POrt Beach. Admission is $6. ~dcare is available by reserva- ti~ only by calling 574-2283. For iIUermation, call 574-2253. . HOODAY CONCERT !vtusica Angelica opens in. fifth ~versary season with a Holi- dOy Concert of Carols and Canons from the 10th to 20th Centuries at 8 p.m. at the New- p()Jt Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. ~t is $6 for students, $12 for s~ors and $18 for general ad.6llssion. For tickets, call (3 10) 418-1258. • :. SATURDAY ... . WINTER FAIRE Orange Coast College is stag- ing a M Home and Hearth Winter Fa.ire," to raise funds to support cqnstruction of the ne w Harry & Grace Steele Children's Center oo<:arnpus, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in bCC's new Technology Cen- ter; Events include a holiday b9t1tique, various international foOds, holiday music and a raffle. For more information, call 432- 5?49. SAILING EXTRAVAGANZA Orange Coast College offers Afl ·evening of slides and stories caHed the M Adventure Sailing Extravaganza" at 7 p.m . in OCC's Science Hall. Admission is $6 in advance and $8 at the door. To r~ter, call 645-94 12. NEWPORT 2043 Westcliff Dr . .1.. Ste. 103 842-07a7 LAGUNA NIGUEL 27932 S. La Paz Rd., Ste. G 843-3231 IRVINE 14220 Culver . 559-9841 HUNTINGTON BEACH 10034 Adams 984-8882 BOWMAICING The Container Store offers free bow making workshops at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. at 901 G. South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 708- 0800. COMPUTER O.UB The Orange Apple Computer Qub will meet from 8:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. in the Chemisby Build- ing at Orange Coast College. Intuit Corp., publisher of the financial management program Quicken and Quick Books, will be the featured presenter. The first meeting is free and annual mem- bership is $30. For more informa- tion, call 836-0522. XMAS FESTIVAL Country Store Piecemakers is having its annual Christmas Festi- val from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1720 Adams Avenue, Costa Mesa . Admission is free. There will be 165 booths of handcrafted items for sale and live country music, good and enterta.lnment. For more information, call 6'1-3112. WINTER FORMAL The Jewish Community Cen- ter of Orange County presents •Enchantment under the Sea,• a winter formal dance for students in grades nine through 12, from 8 p.m . to midnight at ~O E. Baker St., Costa MeM. The dance requires semi-formal attire. Tick- ets are $38 per couple or $30 per person for members and $45 per couple or $35 . per person for potential members. Call 755-0340: NASA AmONAUT Sally Ride, former NASA astro- naut and the first American woman to travel through space, will be at Launch Pad signing her two books •The Third Planet• and ·voyager• from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the third floor at The Crystal Court, 3333 Bear St. Costa Mesa. Call 546-2061 . Custom Florals Gifts & Speciality Antiques Furniture -·-Open House Today Refresh men ts by -·-Holiday Hours Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sac 10-5 •Sun 10-2 369 E 17th St., #13 714-646-6745 Westport Square • Costa Mesa (acrou from Ralphs) Close Out Sale AU Collectibles, Wicker Doll Beds & Buggies . ' ·-.. x.iA5coNaRT The St Andrew's Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra presents the annual Christmas Concerts at 4 p.m. 600 St. Andrews Road, New- port Beach. Admission is $6. Childcare is available by reserva- tion only by calling 574-2283. Fo.r information, call 574-2253. MENORAH LIGHTING . The community is invited to celebrate the Menorah lighting at 4 p.m. at Fashion Island's Koi Pond in Newport Beach. STARRY NIGHT Human Options, a non-profit organization that offers direct care and counseling to abused women and their children, pre- sents its 10th annual Starry, Star- ry Night '96 from 3 to 6 p.m. at The Center Club of the Perform-· ing Arts Center, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The event ii an elegant aftemoon champagne reception with both a live and silent auction. Tickets are $55. For more information, call 260- 4781. XMAS F£STIVA( Country Store Piecemakers is having its annual Christmas Festi- val from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. at 1720 ·Adams Avenue, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. There will be 165 booths of handcrafted items for sale and live country music, food and entertainment. For more information, tall 641-3112. CHRISTMAS WALK The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce is having its 20th Annual Christmas Walk Festival from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. along Pacific Coast Highway in Coro- na del Mar. Partk:lpants can lil· ten to llve entertatnmmt aud munch on refreshmeats while shopping for Chriltmu bar- gains. Por mote information. call 675-8866. FAMILY NIGHT Hoag Hospital's 552 Club and Diedrich Coffee presents Festi- val of Trees Family Night, bene- fiting Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Crystal Court, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. AttracUons include live entertainment, a Christmas train and a children's karaoke stage. Admission is $10 a person and $25 for a family of four. For more information; call 550-4636. • Send your AROUND TOWN items to: The Dally Pilot Around Town, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, Ext. 333. • ACCESSORIES -== ===========-• HUMIDORS • UGHTERS • PIPES • cumRS • POUCHES See ov Spect&c1IJ&r TRUCK HUMIDOR! Paradise Cigars caters to cigar, pipe lovers eerschaum King/Paradise Cigars offers the finest selection of meerschaum pipes, fine cigars, cigar humidors, pipe and cigar accessories, and Z1ppo lighters in all of Orange County. Considering its vast inventory, its lik.ely Meerschaum King/Paradise Cigars has the perfect gifts for that ci~r-or pipe-smoking man (or woman!) in your life. Owner-founder Mike Robbins started out selling Meerschaum pipes at the Orange County Swap Meet in 1980. He soon realized the great demand for cigars, and set about building what is essentially a rolling cigar store. The result: a 25-foot mobile storage and display facillty featuring 300 different sizes and brands of cigai:s. The unit's 5-foot-bigh refrigeration doors slide open to allow customers access to the cigars. Hundreds of boxes of cigars are kept in baclcstock on the truck. "The storage/display unit's interior, made from Featuring Live Jazz With Steve R;rnolds Bring In This Ad and Get l5°1o OFF Your Entire Democracy Purchase solid Spanish cedar, helps age the ci~rs while the refrigeration system keeps the cigars cool without (irying them." Roboins said. The truclc's storage space allows for the display of one of the largest selections of cigar humidors and other accessories anywhere. "Our pipe selection includes beautiful meerschaums and briar pipes -the largest selection of retail meerscllaum pipes outside of Turkey," Robbins added. "We're also one of the largest volume retailers of Zippo lighters anywhere, with more than 300 styles on display and with thousands in stock." Meerschaum King/Paradise Cigars sets up in space Fl 36-138 at the Orange County Swap Meet from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sarurdays and Sundays. The~ County Swap Meet at the Fairgroun<ls is located at the Fair Drive exit off the Cost2 (SS) M esa Freeway in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 539-2575. er~ or TOY BOAT TOY BOAT TOY BOAT . . · 3331 East Coast Highway · (between Marguerite and Marigold) . Corona del Mar, CA ~2625 673-3791 . . . \ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1996 ,e~ ·: ANUKKAH : N11NUED FROM 1 ..... ... · ·eThe story of the Maccabees t' efeating the Syrians and rededi· t • ting the defiled Temple lhoW1I t; th Jews' external struggle l• ga1nst anti-Semitism and inteJ- : ftruggle to remain a commu-l • ty, Miller said. : •Many Jewish people we(e .: ttracted~ PY Greek ways and t· reek culture,• Miller &aid. •cer-t. y the struggle that is internal , still very pervasive. How to pre· ~;Ee particular Jewish identity in 1 • e face of the overwhelming ! : ren song of general culture, 1; t's the battle the Maccabees :~ught." . . ..... ~ff AIR . -··· .~f ONTINUED FROM 1 :·~air to remain in July because of . : ~on tracts and agreements with 'Gutside agencies. : •We regret that we are unable · · io support the option of moving : the Los Angeles County Fair to • ,uly," Bailey-Findley wrote in a : f'lov. 14 letter to Henwood. : • Sid Robinson, spokesman for · • fairplex, said L.A. Fair officials don't plan to make any schedul· lng changes at this time and that • the 1997 fair will still take place in ! September. : • ·we were just testing the • }Vaters," Robinson said of the let· • . .. Hanukkah bu become a mbre prominent holiday in the United States bepUle of its ~ty to ChristmaS, Miller said. But that relntorces Jewish identity. ·n can be very positive for the Identity of Jewilb children,• Miller said ot the family-oriented Hanukkah celebrations. •Here at the darkest time of the year in the natural world. we are lighting candles ... w symbolize that the. darkness is tramltory. . .. We're walking lll the light. Thmor- row is going to be brighter.• Jews traditionally light one candle on the menorah each night to symbolize the miracle of one night's worth of oil burning for eight nights when the Maccabees were rededicating the Temple . ter. Robinson also said the Calif or- nia Horse Racing Board never for- mally made a request to change the date of the fair. •1t•s not something that the horse racing board is even dis- cussing,• Robinson said. "Some- body made that request of the horse racing board. The horse racing board has not made that request to us.• Mike Martin, spokesman for the California Horse Racing Board, said the board had not isstteO. a directive and was not familiar with the request . He said the traditional racing dates had already been picked for 1997 . Now on tbe Water in Newport Beach A tradition of a tru/,y Florentine caiJine continuul gt(,(J/o H1 "le ('>,,/{a Jll }JI('( {#t JI (l SERVING LUNCH & DINNER • Happy Hour • Piano Bar Nightly Great Luneb lJ.f/er 1 lb. Live Maine Lobster w/Fresh Pasta only $12.90 For reservations Please Call 673-9500 251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach • FLOllCNCE IT41.Y ·"Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FlJRNITURE • DRAPERIES CUSTOM FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERY ?( )', , --f, < >I : I .. Come Visit Our Newly Expanded FLOORING DEPARTMENT • C~et • Vinyl • WoOd • Marble • Linoleum • rue ·volunteer· directory • THI VO&.UNTBR D•C'l'ORY runs periodic.ally In the o.lty Pffot. tf you'd like lnfon'NtJon on Qettlna your orga- nludon list.ct, calf 642...021, Ext. 331. INTERFAITH COUNOL . The Newport·MesHrvlne lnterf•hh Council, an umbrella organization for several area seNk• groups. needs YOl- untMrs active In local congregations. For Information, call caroJ Brown, 548- 3283. JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDA· llON INTEIJNATIONAL · • The Juvenlle Diabetes Foundation International, Orange County Chapter, Is seeking volunteers to serve on its golf tOUl'Nf'Mht commtttee and f0t data entry. Aho, a public r.iatlons lntem is needed. For lnfonnatlon on ~ and other opportunities, call Lee Powell It 553-0363. KJOS CANCER CONNECTION ~ KJds cancer Connection ls dedi- cated to the emotion.I, educational and financial needs of chlldten afflicted with aincer. Volunteers are needed. For Information, call 851-m4. SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CAN- CER FOUNDATION Voluotters are needed Immediately 'for a variety of positions for the •1996 Race for the Cure" to be held at Fash-'. Ion Island on Sept. 22. MMen for the Cure" is seeking male volunteers for a Frolll Heaven's Throne Sunday, Dec. 8th Du ring I 0: 0 0 am· W ors h i p •INAL DAYll 9%··80"0F NO . REASONA.8LE Off ER FUSE host of acttvttles that will lnvolw tt.... before and during the ~.Jot general lnformatlOf\ call liA-0290; to jt>in •Men for the Cute,• phone Bob Butdl- ent 48CM812. MARCH OF DIMES The March of Dimes office In Newpott Beac;h needs volunteers to tOOtdlnat• and Index resource flies and CTffte a master flling 1Y5tem of Information •nd referral sources. This~· dedicated to preventing birth def9cts, also needs front office assistants. Orientation Is provided. For Information, aill 263· 1100. MASTER CHORALE OF <>RN4GE COUNTY The performing arts Of'glnlzatlon needs~ for= Input, • tkbtlng. ~ ~ phones. For lnfonnltlon. can 5 . MUSOJLAlt DYSTROPHY ASSOQ. ATION Assist the Muscular OVstroPhY Al5od• tJon of Orange County ·st.ff: "ft1Jnlng Is sometlmeS Nllble tor volunteer hetpen. Phone 550-0161. NATIONAL CAT PROTECTION SOOETY The non-profit society finds loving homes for owner-relinquished Qts and kittens •nd malrrtalns • redtetnlnt cen-ter felt older cm. VoluntHn w need- ed to brush the cats and give them a little ~ TlC. For !non! Information, c.-11 650-1232. PREMIUM CIGARS • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Davidoff • Montecrlsto • El Subllmado • La Diva • Joya de Nicaragua • Diamond Crown ·· Don Lino • Dunhlll • Excalibur ·'Fonseca • Grlffln • H. Upmann • Macanudo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Punch • Santa Rosa FINE. LIGHTERS • Corona • Collbrl • Dunhill ·Prometheus· S.T. DuPont QUALITY HUMIDQRS • Cao • Club • Davidoff • Elie Blue • Mastro De Paja • Zlno FITNESS CENTER In Westcllff Plaza 1080 °Irvine Ave. (at 17th), Newport Beach FEATURING: Abercrombie & Fitch Diedrich Esprit Express Gap Jessica Mcclintock Judy's Structure San Ditto (405) F~ al 3333 Heir Sl, ."COiia Mesa CA 92626 (714) 435-2160 teQ0) 712.=aeaa NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING . AVAILABLE .. BAD CREDIT ·NO CREDIT NO PROBLEM RULES ~ REGULATIONS 1. TIM c .. h.111 le .... c. ,...11a 4-12.. Ase ca&•••lee -.-"'6. 7·•• 10-12.. A ft...c .a-._._..., wtU"lMt clHHa la Wit ... c......-y. aJeaa _,-_. -....U Ga.AllD .-..ZS WDQISL 3.. AU eaU'lee _ ... ._ ..._.UM .. DeUJr ............... . .. -.Ida .... dN c ...... la .................. cu. ... ~ ..... M ............. ~~ :a. AU~..._. aacwwlll l1H .. 1',.. _....,,.....,. w ._ ....... eitlM IM amet1•• .. 111d .. s .... M ..... e.... ~ .. ~ ............. ( ................ [ .. >"7 ~ Dec •t' II' 15da. 5.WI• .-.wm .. ~u• caa ..... .....,. ....... ............,,. •... ___ ...._ ........... -61 •' ;wwwe6Cs'IO '•C1 Icy ...... ::t;.:= .. Tlililtiee Ht r•• C... ..... e......, I U ...... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1996 Newpcn ~ .,_ o.il)' Nor ' BOMBERS CONTINUED FROM 1 Now, "Wttb the league decilion effectively breaking up the orga· n1zed Bomben team, Katz LI hop· lng his pt.lyen can still demon· ltrate their sportsmanship by playing against independent teams. •J've got a bunch of boys look· ing for a team," Katz said. "We got a court right here. Any day, anytime, we'll give them a run for their money." Senior George Mendoza, Bombers team captain, was dis· appointed by the news Thursday. He said the team kept him out of trouble and gave him something to do. "We're real sorry for whatever happened last year, H Mendoza said. "We really want to play. Give us another chance. We're not like last year. We have better leadership." Murphy maintains he and his staff gave last year's team several t , I I chances and doesn't want to jeop· ardize his program. "lbe fact b that during the season, (Katz) promised that things would be better," Murphy said. •Before the post-season tournament, he promised .that there wouldn't be any problems. His word's not very good. "I know he's trying, but we cannot take another chance." II Dr. Robert Smith•s • NEWPORT BARIATRIC CENTER Invites You To Attend A FREE Seminar Come Join Us At No Cost WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1996 '~C9~1 , . ~REN CE ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT REDUX (DEXFENFLURAMINE) PHEN/FEN HERBAL PREPARATION PROTEIN SPARING MODIFIED FAST PROTEIN PRODUCTS .~;~r.,;r~&M; !7~ John Ber~on, M.D., Gynecology and Laser Spader Veins Treatment Lrns Haddad, R.N., Stress Management The Marriott Hotel on Bayview & Jamboree, Newport Beach 7 :OOpm .. 9:00pm <'Z> . (j£ ._ -_// ·»/'VI,? a .:ThA"/ta.' LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE Call 1 .. soo .. 321 .. LEAN UNl(tU! .LUTIONS UNUSUAL WINDOWS If you're looking for window treatments that work with your custom windows, then look no further. You can afford the stylish look you want during our "Christmas Special" Sale! 20% OFF °""' 31 y..,. ,.,,,,, °"'*' HOURI: MON·PRt 1Mprit MT1004Pm ,. ~ ..... Group~ 11 :45 a.m. 0 Costa Mesa Country ctub, 1701 Gott Cooose Dr. Executive Committee, 7:15 a.m. 0 Chamber Monthly Bu8'fHia and FlnMCMI FOt1lm 7:15 a.m. 0 Chamber-RSVP-7141574-8780 Topic: Tax Deductlble Retirement P1m'8 Envtronmental Commttt.e -Dark 90-Mlnute 8Naldut Boost 7:15 a.m. 0 Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Dr. . Board of Director. -Oat1< Wiiiiam Hall Mat« Chorale Dtnn.r/Concert Make your reseNatlons nowl 714/574-8780 Ambaseodor pommttt.e -Noon at the Chamber Leglalettve Committee -Dat1< Mixer -Dari< Happy Holidays -See you all next yeart Chrt.tmaa -Office closed until Thur. Jan. 2, 1997 ENVIRONMEN TAL EXC ELLENCE Congratulations to HughN Electronlca (HE) the October recipient of the Chamber's Environmental Award. Hughes Electronics is dedicated to the protection of human health and stewardship of the environment and recognizes that these Issues are global In nature. Going beyond CQmpllance with environmental, health and safety laws, HE Integrates the following principles Into their everyday business, while Improving operating efficiencies and remaining focused on business objectives. • Protecting the environment and providing a safe and healthful wor1<place for their employees. . • Designing and manufacturing products In a safe, energy efficient and envlronmentally responsible manner. • Educating employees and the community regarding their responsibilities relative to safety, health, energy use and environmental issues. • Participating In the development of technlcally sound and economically responsible laws and regulations. • Regularly assessing and auditing management systems to ensure that they property address environmental Issues as well as safety, health and energy use. Hughes EJectronlcs has an Impressive record of environmental awards to compliment an enviable record of profitablllty; helping demonstrate that environmental and safety responslblllty Is good business practice. PARTNERSHIPS FOR OtJR COMMUNITY It Is a proven fact that business and education benefit from working together. Today's students are tomorrow's work force and the business community has a responsibility to Itself as well as to the community at large to help prepare students for tomorrow's workplace. If these students are to be property prepared and ready to be trained upon entering the job ma11<et, local business leaders need to step up and work with local schools, charting the course of education. For the past four ye<¥S the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce has joined forces with Costa Mesa High School, Estancia High School and Coastline ROP to hold the Business/Education Partnership Day. This year on November 1, Jeannie Fllnt and Alisa McCord from Orange County Department of Education spoke to the participating teachers about the Orange County Vision 2020 program prior to sending them off to visit area employers. The Chamber recognizes and thanks the following employers for their participation In this Important school·ta.wot1< program. Balboa Instruments. Inc. City of Costa Mesa The Dally Piiot & LA. Times Educators With A Vision The Fashion Institute of Lyon Studios Design and Merchandising Mesa Consolidated Water Newport Beach Plaza District O.C. Museum of Art South Coast Repertory Theater This annual event Is one of the most rewarding programs In which to participate. If you would like to play a part In next year's program or become a member af the Education Committee and part of any of several other partnership programs with local schools, you are welcome to attend meetings held the first Monday of each month at the Chamber office at 7:30 a.m. Call Rachel Winston, chairperson, for more lnfonnatlon at 714/833- 7706. The Costa Mesa Chamber Is ~Ing a difference. Come be a part of It. . . ,. . . " . . . . . . . .. . • • .. • ... * • • * • • • • • ... • • t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO JOIN US FOR A 411t $EASON CELEBRATION Wllllam Hell Master Chorale ANO All American Boya Chorus ORANGE COUNTY PERFORMING~ CENTER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1&, 1808 7:30 P.M • PMC811DWY COCKTAILS 6 DINN!,. 1:30-?:00 P.M. WYNDHAM GAAOfH HOTEL OINH(M:OHCPf #0.M)I MCQ aeo.-. .. .,., • • • • .. • • • ,,, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ---~----------------~--~--------------~~---• 1'998 NEW ME MBER S Century Pubfa.hlng Natalie Caneon 9825 ~Mountain Ad., Ste.206 · San Diego, CA 92126 619/549-1086 Davia Electrlc Richard E. Davis 2182 Pacific Ave., Ste. C Costa Mesa: CA 92627 714/631-4898 DowO..lgn Art/Set Design James Dow 872 West 18th St . 714/650-3000 Eat Coat Bagel Company Lawrence Wells 3814 South Brtstol St., Ste. A Santa Ana, CA 92704 714/432-0637 Freeway Auto Spa John Janshai 2285 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/650-1009 German Home Bakery Chris Kranelss 2960 Grace Lane Costa Mesa, CA 92626 7141?40-0281 Hollatlc Health Center Or. Cheryl Romer . 575 W. 19th St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/646·9225 J & W Auto Care Warren Roche 850 West 18th St., Ste. E Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/631-8444 KMC Signing Services Kim Cooke Mobile Notary Public · 151 Kalmus St., Ste. C-255 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 114n30.4082 1 RENEWALS 15yeara National Bank of Southern CA Stater Brothers Mar1<ets 13yeara Plaza Cutlery 9yeara Coast Community College District Cartier, Inc. 7 years ProServ Plumbing & Drain Unscottt, Law & Greenspan • Engineers Newport Rib Company 6yeara The Employers Group YMCA of Orange County LeMlr8ge8elon TwUaClay . 650 Antao Blvd., Ste. H COsta Mesa. CA 92626 714/"34-9475 MAH ComunlodoM Mark Har1an Pay Telephone Provider 151 Kalmus Or. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/966-9164 . Nina .. Floral DHlgn Nina Pong 2482 Newport Blvd., Ste. 15 Costa Mesa, CA 92626" 714/631-2358 Ocean Bntue Children .. Center St8Ven M. Brown 190 East 15th St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/548-2550 Origlnal lrvlne Ranch Market Joe Raymond 2651 lrvlne Ave. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/631 ·4404 Playmate• Toya, Inc. Genevieve Vigil 611 Anton Blvd., Ste. 600 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 714/428-2000 Share Our~ Emergency FoOcr and Medical Karen L McGllnn 1550 Superior Ave. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 714/642·3451 Were Dlaposal Co, Inc. Biii Culbertson P.O. Box 8206 Newport Beach, CA 92658 714/640-2942 •I 5yeera Century Quality Management Costa Mesa Country Club Planet Hollywood 4yeara Bennlgan's The Golden Truffle 3years The Coach Store The Mat1<etlng Group Newport Beach Plaza Virgin Megastore 2yeara American Savings Bank Larry Schnitzer Financial Planning Waddell & Reed THE FEW. THE DEDICATED. THE AMBASSADORS Who are those people greeting you at the Mixers and Breakfasts? Who sees to It there are plenty of those door prizes we all love to win? Who helped plan and execute the much acclaimed Business Expo and the annual Catalina Flyer Cruise? The Ambassadors. One of the most active, high profile and dedicated committees, the Ambassadors perform a number of services that enhance our Chamber and It's actlvltlesl And they have fun doing It. As the year draws to a close we would like to thank and acknowledge this dedicated group of people. John Ander8on -vice-chairperson Steve Oetrin Pacific Community Mortgage Orange County Financial Ned Bondie Helen Pinn Trtangle Square PC-2 Copy Mike Donohoe Jim Pooler A Debonnalre Affair Cal's Caddyshack Elizabeth Godden , Petrtc Rekhahani Sigma Marl<etlng, Inc. The Marketing Group J. M~ Hope Dick Seaholm Waddell & Reed Rlch·Mar Transfers Leant Lelchtag -chelrpereon Arbonne International Pemapa you would be Interested In serving on the Ambassador Committee. For more Information, call Rose at the Chamber office 714/57 4·8180. ' ... • • • • • • ' ' • • Experience the wonder as thousands of glittering lights herald the return of Fashion Island's magical holiday centerpiece. The aroma of pine and cinder scent the crisp November air, as costumed carolers perform old-fashioned holiday favorites. Stroll the scenic sidewalks sipping hot chocolate, taking in the splendor of it all. This is Christmas, as you wistfully remembered it. And perhaps , the w~y you always dreamed ·it could be again. NOW OPEN Orange County's only Bloomingdale's Santa Visits & Photos November 22-December 24 Train Rides November 22-December 31 Menorah Lighting Ceremony Sunday, December 8 4p.m. Enjoy caroling and live entertainment throughout the holiday season. FASIDON ISIAND NEWPORT BEACH . AT NEWPORT CENTER .. ,, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6. f'• .. •I .. ... I -· -, ' . . _, -. • . I . • . • I • • • • • , • . • • • . • . . • • • . • • -· -. . . . . • • . • • . • • .. • • -• • • • • • I • . . • •• • . .. • ~ ;.i EYE-OPENER CdM freshmen ¢ll in the hunt for CTF tennis honors QUOTE OF THE DAY "1+om all q/ tM# llf'Ul/a ,..,.,. p *N '°"" fO _. a '°' ~ CIP rlnp ,,,,..,. """' lfCll1 """""' ""° ""' ..,.,,.. .... -NBWPORT IWlBOR SOCCIIR COACH ZIAD KllOfJRY TONIGHT'S CIF DIVISION V SEMIFINAL AT· CA'L STATE FULLERTON REPO.RT Friars are listed as 6-point favorites to win title-game bid. Site: Cal State Fullerton, 7:30 p.m. Sltulltlon: The fourth-seeded Sailors (11-1) and top-seeded Friars (11 -1) collide in a CIF Southern Section Division V semifinal football game for the right fo advance to the Dec. 14 title game against Saturday's Santa Margari~-Tustin winner. Coach Jeff Brinkley's Harbor squad defeated Servite, 20-15, in the 1994 CIF Division V championship game, the last time to two teams met. But each team has only one player who started In that game: Newport's receiver-linebacker Danny Pulido and Servlte's offensive tackle Zach La Monda. The Sailors, vying for their third trip to the championship game in five seasons, enter with a six-game winning stre-ak, while Coach Larry Toner's Golden West League champions hope to extend their seven-game winning streak en route to their third straight Division V title-game appearance. The two teams have three similar opponents -Irvine, Santa Margarita and El Toro. Servite, averaging 41 .1 points per game -59 the last four -Ctefeated r------------------------------, ... -~ ~'~~ ~-~ ·-"-· 'J'-, ........ /.' 'I I ' ........ DIRECTIONS TO CAL STATE FULLERTON +From 5 or 91 , go north on 57, take Chapman Ave. exit. Turn left to State College Blvd. and tum right. ~------------------------------Irvine, 35-19, knocked off Santa Margarita, 38-27, and eliminated El Toro, 47-34, in last week's quarters. Harbor, averaging a school and Newport-Mesa t>istrict record 39.1 points per game, lost to Sea View I I I high school boys basketball League champion Santa Margarita in the le~ue opener, 36-22, deSpite amassing more than 500 111rdS of offense. !he Tars then handled El Toro, 27-17, an<t Irvine, 39-14. Favorite: Servite by 6 ~...._.,&keys: Win the battle m the trenches on both sides of the ball. The Sailor offensive line, which yielded four of Its seven 1996 sacks in a 27-18 quarterfinal win over Foothill, must allow quarterback Josiah Fredriksen (1,964 yards and 27 touchdowns passing) and tailback Ray Ohrel (1,810 rushing yards and 26 TDs) to do their thing. Defensively, the Tars front seven must find a way to pressure All-CIF quarterback Greg Cicero, who has thrown for more than 5,200 yards and ;, touchdowns the last two seasons, inducting 2.887 •nd 29, respectively, this fell.. The Sailors (plus 19 on the season) must continue to win the turnover war (their only turnover defldt this season resulted In their only loss), and eliminate their propensity for penalties (39 infractions for 332 y•rds the last four weeks, to the opponents' 16 for 117). Harbor must atso shore up special teams. particularly conversion kicks and ldckoff coverage. -~a.rty~ S8ilorspull it·outwith 0:18 Ieft ro CdMtrlo leading in quarters IRVINE- C o ron a del Mar High's trio o1 singles star N'ma Vaughan and the doubles team of freshmen Nadia Vaugb. an and Caylan Leslie get an early wake-up call today after rain washed out the latter portion of Thursday's CIP Individual Tennis Round of 16 and Quartel'fina1s at the Racquet Oub o1 Irvine. 41-38 • WID, • Junior Scott Archbold drives the lane for layup, is fouled, then drops in the free throw to snap a 38-38 tie; Sailors (2-0) duel Los Alamitos (2-0) today at 5 p.m. in pool-play finale. By Richard Dunn, Dally l'lot BRIAN POBUOA I OM.Y Pl.OT Estanda's Brandon CasWu (right) looka for an opening as Corona del Mar's Dennis Alabuler (23) and Corey Gortty (44) apply defensive pressure In Thursday night's Dally Pilot Tip-off Classic encounter. Estancia won, . 51-34, to maintain a 1p0Ue11 record going Into tonight's pool play finale against West Torrance, at CdM. • Estancia races past Corona del Mar to set up pool-play showdown with West Torrance for a berth in Saturday night's championship finals at Newport Harbor. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -New- port-Mesa District ties apparent- ly don't bind today's Estancia High boys basketball players to any sense of history against Corona del Mar. But first-year Estancia Coach Rich Boyce wasn't above offering a little history lesson before the Eagles' 51-34 triumph over the host Sea Kings in the second round of Daily Pilot Tip·off Classic pool play Thursday night. "Our kids may not remember much about Corona, but I do,• Boyce • Mid. •vou never know U kids are going to take (the See Kings) serious- ly, because it bas been a while (1989- 90) since we played in the aame (Seo View) league. But nery year I've been at Eltanda, CdM hu always played us tough. 1be year we won state (1990-91) they beat UI, IO I told our kids it would be a struggle.• The S6th meeting between the neighboring programa wam't exactly that, ... CdM .. caly *di ol the ClOn• tMt -1.0 ind 3-2-,.... ---by a 12-2 Bagl8 nm Im blipecl puab tbe vWton (2--0) to a 20-13 lwl after one period. Prom tN!ri, tba BltandA defeme did the ...... iDoWIDg CdM (0-2) only lftm ..-.. ta elda el tbe flul three ~ to Ill _up al o'doek lhow· doWn ...... wlla Welt Jbnanc:ia (2· 0) at c.clM. fat tit top ipOt iii Pool A end • t.th in seturclay-. 1 p.m. Tonlght'alCMcklle (at Corona .. Miii') 6 p.m. -Estancia (2-0) vs. W. Torrance (2-0) 7:40 -CdM (0-2) vs.. San Bernardino (0-2) (at fMwport ....._., 5 p.m. -Los Alamitos (2-0) vs. Newport (2-0) 6:40 -Troy (0-2) vs. Verdugo Hiiis (0-2) ~ICOl'm West Torrance 60, 5an Bernardino 57 Estancia 51, Corona del Mar 34 Los Alamitos 61, Verdugo Hills 47 Newport Harbor 41, 1toy 38 championship game at Newport Har- bor High. "We preach defense, because lt can make up for nights when we atruggle offensively,• Boyce explained, ·0ur Gl!ense wasn't cllcld.ng tonight, but our defense bailed us out.• Cd.M Coach Paul Orris, who ltnlggled to find a poatttve for h1a equad, aaid Bltand&'I man~to man defeme was ~ a surpitle, aftir tb8 Bagleis abowed mo.tly ... In Wecme.cs.y· mpt» wtn.,.. s-a.wdino. Bttanda ).mtor Sam Nellon poured ID II.' .... ad added e6ght Nbo\indl, wt.De ti OMttel Ryan Stmpeoo end lnDlae OMh• allo stOod out. r.um~ a junior, l'08KWd 10 points and nine rebounds, while Casillas, a senior, finished with nine points and six boards. Senior Mater Dei transfer Sel- wyn Mansell drilled back-to-back three-pointers late in the first half, after CdM had closed to within 26-18. The Sea Kings, sparked by a buzzer-beating three ball by Mike Finn, were down just 40-30 with 5:21 left in the contest. But layins by Nelson, Simpson and Nelson again, followed by a pair of Casillas free throws, put the game on ice for the Eagles, who have now won 10 of their last 13 meetings with Corona del Mar. •1 know we're rtill a long way in the hole (in the series), though," Boyce said aftmwards. Indeed CdM holds a 33-23 edge in the series. Corey Gority, a 6-foot-7 senior center, paced Se4 King ,score:n with seven points, while Nick Friend, Cameron Conover and Dennis Alsbuler all bad five. ·we were 1? of 20 from the line the other night, but we were just 4 o1 15 in the first half. And we were trail- ing by what, 141• om. said. • (Estanda kicked our butt9 on the boards and we didn't fl:glit back at all .• The See Klng'I ftnilh pool play tonight wtth a ?~40 meeting wtth Sen Bernardino (0·2). .... -11, c:aninll .. Mlir 14 ....... Qu ..... ~ 20 14 I 11 • St eoron. .. Mw ,, 7 7 7 • J4 • ....... ...,., 1t. ..... ,~ ~ .......... _... .. .,....z. l*9dli z. ......... 0. ......_ 0. ,.,...., ...... J. t.1111111. FouMd out. *"'· c.-... ....... ...., 7.,,..,.. s. c....-s. .... S. l'NMI 4' C...,1, """ ),, .... 2.. 0. ,..,., 0. ,...,...,,_,_ '· our ..... Each, however,. enters today's action at 9 a.m. with an edge on their quarterfinal foe after dispos- ing of the competition in the Round of 16. Nina Vaughan, a junior, defeated Westlake's Helena Horak, 1-5, 6-3; then dueled Mater Del's Melissa Esm.ero to 6- '· ,-6, 3-2, and bas the serve when play continues today. The freshman doubles team of Nadia Vaughan and Leslie put away the Fraser-Ma.rkovsik duo from Palm Desert, 6-1, 1-5, and are leading the Dana Hills entry of 'Iantee-Pierog, 2-1, entering today's continuation. Estancia falls, 48-43 BELL- FLOWER -The Estancia High girls basket· ball team bad a chance to tie the game in the final minute Thun- day, but ended up falling, 'M3, to Valley Christian (2-0) in the second round o1 the Bellflower Towuament The Eagles (2-1) will play St Joseph at 6 tonight in the como- lation bracket.. Estancia took a 35-29 lead into the third period, but Valley Chlil- tian outscored them 20-8 in the final stanza. Deming sprained her ankle in the first half and was unable to walk out of the gym following the game. \llllllr O........ • e:IMDdc O .... .,Qtm .... Vllley Owtstlln • 1 s ' JO -• &tMda 10 1s 10 1 -e --., a.rt 11•1 ·Toney 12. Teytor 2'. Hinson l, Mlddlebiooke 5, ~ 2. ........ • M. MtCMtln t, 0erNna 5, Aodrlguu 12. '"'* u. s~ l . J.9l-goeh: ftodriguez .. Dlmlng 1. ....,...,,..,.c....n · .... .,Qtmtez. Est.-nda 11 12 10 11 -51 Mheo.ta 4 10 S 5 -2S ...... ~, .. ~ .. M. MdMtln J, la.cl 1, Deming 12. VWIM 2. )1lt. 90lk: ~ "l. ... Cl*-Smllly .. Ghwita 2. JlfTept 2. Koff 2. Lsffw1Y s. AMga I. Sailors fall. 2-1 HUNT- INGTON BEACH -Kyle M<:Nlicok ICOred a goal late in tbe MODDd half lbunday, but it wun't enough u Bdilon beat tbe New- port Harbor High g1dt IOCC:. team. 2-1. Devon BUrlingbam bad OM ene and Jordan Preclrtbl9 mlde two ........ tbe Sdial'l fel to 0-1-1. BdiloD ~oved to 1-1 ma~ played in light ddl::de. CdM rallles for 2-1 • ALISO vmro -~ GnibtJe awed .... .... togo'naiidiyto•la. Cariiaa del Mir blgll gldl ... ...... 2-t .. , ... Alie t'VMI -------:s-t. Alie ........... . at' •••• , ........... ... ...... _ ........... . ~-..Mt.. ...... .. e..a:-..... u It's just the start, says Tars coach ... . •Newport Harbor boys soocer ~ch Ziad Khoury says Sailors' future, as well as now, is bright. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NBWPoRT BEACH -With a solid future seemingly intact, Newport Harbor High boys soccer coach Ziad Khoury is already thinking about ring sizes. Khoury, the Sailors' first-year head coach who started the highly succes9ful Orange County United club program in the area, belle'(es Newport Harbor soccer is on the brink'of CIP Southern Section prominence. • I'in training all the younger kids,• said 1 Khotlry, whose 13-and-under boys team, the I Slammers, :won the prestigious Surf Cup in San Diego last summer, a national event. •From all of these youth teams, you're going to see a lot of CIP rings when they start coming into our system." Hor now, the Sailors will settle for more modest goals, like being in the Orange Coun- ty Top-10 poll, reaching the qual'Jmfinals in the.QP Playoffs again, and competing with El o, Woodbridge and Santa Margarita in the View League, considered the toughest league in the county. Last year, the Sailors set school records for victories (20) and shutouts (11) in a season, while forward Justin Kerr (Princeton) broke the schOOl record for goals in a season (47) and then-freshman goalkeeper Zach Wells broke a school standard for saves in a se~on (82). "He's going to be the franchise for us for a Jong • time,• Khoury said of Wells, a sopho- "more. "He did some incredible things in CIF last year." "Ihough Newport Harbor is not in the coun- ty's preseason top 10, it features two of the county's most reauited players in senior mid- fielders Garrett Jansma and Tobin Junowich. t "He's a phenomenal player, he's on Alessio's level," Khoury said of Jansma, refer- 1tring to former Sailor standout Alessio Smith, a ~starter for Cal State Fullerton. • (Junowich) is -1probably our most improved player.• 'f· Junowich last summer played for the Cerri- Ltos Brigade, one of the top club teams in the trnation, a team that traveled to France to com- ~-pete against professional clubs. ;, "He's probably the most skilled guy I've seen," Khoury said of Junowich. •He's very t poised in his distribution and he has a deadly ~ CASEY P LUKSCH I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's Tobin Junowtch shot. He's going to be our go-to man in the shooting aspect." Newport Harbor, 20-6-4 overall last season, finished third in a tough Sea View League behind champion El Toro and runner-up San- ta Margarita. El Toro, Santa Margarita and Woodbridge return the nucleus of its starters this year. All three are ranked in the county's top-10 preseason poll. The Sailors last season in the playoffs won a wild-card game against Laguna Hills, then upset second-seeded Santiago and defeated Riverside Poly in the second round, before finally losing to Canyon Springs in the quar- terfinals at Kaiser School. They will return 10 players from that squad, including five starters: Jansma, Junowich, Wells, junior sweeper Brett Baker and senior outside fullback Scott Takabeny. ·That kid is one of the most athletic kids I've ever seen in my life,• Khoury said of Bak- er. ·1 can't wait until they finish football sea- son so I can get him back.· Other returning lettermen expected to start in Khoury's 4-4-2 scheme include juniors Austin Ahlgren (fullback) and Eric Werner (stopper), and outside fullbacks Lee Hernan- dez (sophomore) and Chapin Kreuter Ounior}, who will split time. Senior Chris Wa.kim, another returnee, should be a starting cen- ter/forward. "We had a deep bench last year,• Khoury said. uEven without Justin (Kerr), we could win. This year, we don't have as much depth, but we have heart.• Three of Newport Harbor's top newcomers include· senior center/forward Ariel Gavilan, junior forward Joseph Schloss and sophomore midfielder Manuel Opersso. All three are expected to start. Even though the Sailors aren't quite as deep as last year's record-breaking team, they should contend for a playoff spot with Jansma and Junowich at the controls. "Of every goal we scored last year, either Tobin or Garrett was involved in the assist," Khoury said. "They're big-time players, and a lot of colleges are after them. So three of the last four years, Newport Harbor bas produced a Division l college player (following Smith and Kerr)." After the Irvine Townament, Newport Har- bof will play district rival Costa Mesa Dec. 13. It is scheduled to play Estancia Dec. 27, but Khoury said that date will be moved up, prob- ably to Dec. 20. That means the Sailors (who play Corona del Mar twice in the Sea View League) will face each district school this season. GOLLBGE BRIEFS SCHEDULE f Pulido scores 28 as ·occ rolls, 84-49 Q ' SANTA BARBARA -W~QffiiRtJJeifil Dianne Pulido scored 28 "' la.points and pulled down 11 rebounds Thursday as !:the Orange Coast College women's basketball team 'ldefeated Bakersfield, 84-49, in the first round of the uCuesta Tournament. The Pirates (7-1) will play 'tCosumnes River (also 7-1) in today's semifinals. t: For the first time this season OCC outrebounded a team, taking a 38-33 edge. Arlyn Rambayon scored 17 points while Saki Takemoto tossed in 14. Rutti de los Santos added 9 ~ints and 6 assists. Orwwge Cont Colleae 114. Bekersfteld 49 . Onnge Coelt-Pulido 28, Takemoto 14, Rambayon 17, -IOe los ~ntos 9, Ovftt 8, Nakase S, Grey 3. , . a.kwsfletd-Coleman 21, S. Johnson 5, Sumlln 9, • ~H. Johnson 8, Wiiiiams ~· ~enior Soccer Bowl at SCC tonight . \ COSTA MESA epeter Schumerth, Brad MBN•s SOCCIR "Bentley and Tony Garcia will represent Southern California College in .>tonight's fifth annual Senior Soccer Bowl at SCC. ~ · Garon Eikerman of Concordia University, by way of Newport Harbor High, also is scheduled to play. o; The game, set to start at 7 p.m., pits seniors from "'<itbe NAIA Far West Region against the Vanguard 1"Ministries soccer team. Gn!g Olson, a former All-American from SCC, Cvifll Iead the Vanguard Ministries team. LI \I I'" Ill H 11•, COSTA MBSA-TWo; time detencttog cbe~ OD lGng BMch City by tbe Orange Coast C~men't buketb&llteam Tbunday, 7.f-56, Jn the opeut~ of the Orange Cout Col- Jege/KlwanJ. ament. David DowDs licOred ~ straight points to cut Long Beach Citp lead to 50-49 with 8:-45 remaining tieilore tbe V1ktDgl went on a l.&..O JUD to put tbe game away . Downs tied wlth Duane Curtis for team-high honors with 20 points. The Vikings' Josh New· bum led oJJ sccnn with 23 poi.ob. In other ftnt·round games: Irvine Valley beat E Camino, ~21 Victor Valley topped Golden West. 78-591 and Imperial Valley defe&ted West LI\ 82-6?. OCC (3'"") falls into tbe consolation btacbt and w1D play West LA at 4 p.DL LOl'l~CC74:J:CDMtSI LAllftl .-. cc -~ o. io. Seils 2. &Mrlon 0. Nllror'I 17, ~ 12, Chaney 0. Newtun 23, tWrti't. Cr-.y 1. J.pt. ~ HWy ~ NblOn 1. ~out McKnight. a... c.Mt. A. ~ 0, FricMlsy B. JOOes 2. ......,. O.·.~ 0. Curds 20, NCw..t S; Mos 1, ~ 20. FoUled out lllObnon. ~ -LICC. JS-23. TODAY • Footblill High school -CIF Playofu, Division V Semifinal: Newport Harbor vs. Servite, at cal State Fullerton, 7:30 p.m. ......... Community college men • Orange Coast/Kiwanis Tournament; Orange Coast vs. West LA. 4 p.m. Community college women · Orange Coast at Cuesta Tournament. vs. Cosumnes River 6 p.m. High school boys • Daily Pilot Tip-off Tournament At Corona del Mar · Estancia vs. West Torrance, 6 p.m.; Corona del Mar vs. San Bernardino, 7:40 p.m. At Newport Harbor, Los Alamitos vs. Newport Harbor; 5 p.m. Troy vs. Verdugo Hills, 6:.40 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Mission Viejo Tournament. 3p.m. • Socmr High school boys -Estancia at Ocean View, 3 p.m . • wr.stttng High school · Newport Harbor at El Dorado 32-way; Estancia at Foothill Toumament. •Wat.polo High school girts • capistrano Valley at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Esperanza Tournament (two games). • Tennis High school girts · OF Individual singles and doubles (completion of Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals at Racquet dub of Irvine, 5 Sandberg Way, Irvine, 9 a.m. ~~~:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!::==::==:==:==:==:==:==::!!!!!!!!==:5iiE:!!!!!!!!555555:!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!555555555555==::==::===:!!1!!!!!55iiE==:~iiiiiii~= FRJOAY, DECEMBER 6, 1996 l ,,.M.~ILBAG J Reader takes ~ue with letting your fingers doing the talking, as well as ... Letter to the Editor After reading Jim Walters' column in Monday's Daily Pilot. I felt compelled to respond. It is well known that the Daily Pilot is now owned by the Los Angeles Times which spol'U section is headed by Notre Dame graduate Bill Dwyre. It is also known that his allegiance is towards Notre Dame and not our local universities USC or UCLA. Now with regard to the article. I was there and l was in the tunnel after the game. I must tell you that this •unmerciful jeering• described didn't occur. This is another gross exaggeration by. a biased individual or an uninformed member of the media. I believe your readers need to understand what playing at Notre Dame stadium is all about. The jeering is the easy part. It is the throwing of bottles, food, snowballs, trash or anything the fans can get their hands on at the opposing team or their coach. l find it very difficult to sympathize with Lou Holtz or any fan of Notre Dame for having lost this football game. To make reference to the •weight of this season career ending loss,• after having won 11 straight makes findlllg sympathy difficult for anyone. Not a bad run, not a bad run Notre Dame, very difficult to get any tears from rne. Next, is the description of Lou Holtz' mentor Wade Watts. Wade may be a delightful guy, and still may be a very dapper 78 years old. I do however, find it very hard to feel sony for his aching knees since he watched the game with a sideline pass, something most people would kill for. But even more importantly, if was "bristled by the taunting,• what kind of example did he show to the young people today by giving the finger to the fans? Is this the way you answer the ·collective eye in the fervor?" ls this what you want to teach young people? Is this the example we want to set for Pop Warner kids, to say nothing of High School or College kids? Nice image Wade, nice image. By the way, if the rules regarding overtimes were as last year, then USC would have a winning record with two ties and be offered a post season Bowl game. Lastly, if this journalist, Mr. Jim Walters became a little more of an investigative reporter he might be able to tell us why Lou really did leave Notre Dame. Why don't you dig a little deeper Jim. Why don't we find out the real truth and see if some of these rumors are for real. But most importantly, let's write the truth and let's always look at the other side of the story as well. Even more importantly, it is only a game. We should think about sportsmanship, we should think about examples and let's keep our fingers in our pockets. Sincerely, John W. Hamilton Newport Beach EDITOR'S NOTE: Although the Daily Pilot is owned by the Tlmes Mirror Co., there is no linkage to limes Sports. Beautify Your Yard! FARNSWORTH LANDSCAPE COMPANY 548-5132 We ha.oe ooer 4-0 lJMrS combiMd MrvU% in this area. 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CA Ull OP PtCTtTIOUI Cowt ol Calllofnla. ~ and n\111 a copy to the per-MYllsNng al labor, malert-unle11 accompenled ~ PSTITtote TO cal«! at 341 The ~1----~~~~-tlr ~by an lndMduat tn21 8UllNHI KAil• of ORANGE. tonal ,."encauve wi:t •. ~ tranepone-~ cutller'I cMca. ADWMITW.R SoulhvOu~~ the t • !=t4H ~ '1,!L.,~ :u::: ,,.:-...::::~ .:~~~ ~~thefl'om~ ctea. =~may"":°"**: orNot>ld=r~be ~ UTAT110f'l ~ofttw,,..:.you ...... "81Mlent Wit "'" ... lied In Oranae ~ th• l'lctltlOUI lu11n ... lfRI be llPPOlnlM .. Plf• of h INulnc:e of 1N .... ROOFINQ R~TIONS et9d ur-. It .. ~ Oft • c...... FMMX WlOWd .,,.,.., • the .....,.. •• 'wO 1M COunty C*1t Of Oft 4-•N. fa. 1fo.1MS Name: SUpetfot HIQfl PY ... tonal repr1Mf'18~ to ado '*-M prOlllded In MCllon AT THREE SEPARATE I.(). bier* ptopoMI '°"" M· AMMICa, It lnO and ..... ~ Ob-Otano-County on 11 ... tl '11721 1ure Cl .. nlng lervlc•. mlnltt« the ..W. of IN 1100~~ ... "°" .. CATIONS, PAOJl!CT AND"'*'*' ..... ~":~~ CAAMO.A1H14' e :.,m;ihe-::: flAIN .............. ta -It c.m. Jtftene ~ t51· 1702 A NewPott ewc:i.. ~. ii........... .... ..... ... SPECtftCATION NO. •11. To .. hllln, ......... ......i-.... ::'-r' ,......,. ........ • &.. ' • Albert Place. Co•1• Santa Ana. CA ~705 THI Pl!TIT10N ,....,.. lnQ .dllme .. not ..... will be~ bv .. ~ CClfdanc. Wlttl IM ~ •edltOn. ~ encl-IM ·-"•' Ycu • ~· 8. ,.... FOOi ~CA tra7 ' Tb• '1cthlo419 lklllMll the decedMt'e W11 and ~ tour ,.,.,... tom of Coeta ..... Ith Oflci llofll of the PfopoMI ,. Iott. and .,.,__ ~ ~ ,_w.c. f'MY be In l*'1IOn : PUILIC NOTICE Tttl• bullMll It con-Name ~Id lo ~ eodldie, W trfY, be adml"9d ~ .._arlng d*le no4ICed of ._ CftY a.tt. 11 '• ~"::'., ~ havie • ~ be lllillll1Mllll In or.,~~ "'" duCtM by.,, lindMduel ... flied In 0tll'IQe County to ~· The Wll and ........ onv.. Cotla ...... ~ ... _ -~ the -Of ....... Of'"*" !Ml .. or.-of J • ITA,,_..T OP 1tta,OIOH o n I 4 t-0 3, f 11 • 111Y coc1c1t .,. 1Wa1eb1t .. ~ .... ~y ~~!lfr:._ nla. unCll the hOUr of 10:00 ~ .kiob;."~qwellltd J ~~. fAAHK AA> ::11:::;.:r~.,... .. •::•-MIMT Of' c ..._.... ............. No.F511371 lof tll8ITlln9tlon In._... -.. , ,.,.._.. a.rn., ~. OeceiWllMr ,.. .,..._ • • n-,_ · __ ,. --8uwen M~ MMan, k-._IN court. 119 e P9f'Cll' ....... , In 23 , .... et .wllct\ 11'N ~by law. A 'ITITION hae ~ JO'.w ... .. ~ • VI OP PICTITIOUI Thi• ~ wu Med 11 IUft '111\ !MM, CA THI"' NTI'TION requeeta IN ..._, Woll fM1t .. ~ w11 tie oP9f'9d _. A ~ldOf UllnQ a «9ft 9ld by 01AHA D1M<NAU Md IMI a~ to the ,_. IUllNlll NAiii With tha County Cleftl of 111,4 authotfty 10 admlnl.lter .,... wlltl-. ~a bmll,... llOIY and rMd .._ 1n tt.e or cu11.1c1¥00 nal llhoWl'I a.-.. .....,.. eowr.. of ...., ••--•..:: Vie ~~ Or-. COunly'on 1MS-M Thi• bu1lnHI 11 con-...... "'*"' 1M ~ ~ b.,,... ~ ol ODUnol Chatnbert. lealed ., lle~tM,_ ... callfOJNe; ~ of Of'. ........ -, ... __ ~ .......... hal4 ~ .... tae"' Delly "°' Hew u 11, CluC'9d by an lnCIMdUlll dent Mn•Mlfol\ oK bo lht 9lg Of an ...... ~ ~a•• -.. ..._ ... W1i1t -""'·-ar.. "'.1'1 NfOI.. low' ...... ._ -th• ,,Clltlout lu•lneH 0.0. I. ta_ 111&. • 'l'CIM 1~tOHTt ..... Act, (rNt aiilhoftty Md ........ of ........ -of ._ wortt Md NIM be ...... to P9r N THI N'lmON ,..,.... fl .......... fl IM .... .._: ~ M~ IMin --Miln6an .. .._ IM penon11 ~ .-Of ti ~ ...... • err tM = 111Ut ,.. ..., .... ,_ fl .,_ cftll • 1111 CllNtA DUN MU *' • ...,..._ "_.... .... :::.. --=-= MUCllOTICI TNI ............ 9hCI .......... to .. ~ ::-,.:c~: ..... ,m-= ~ • )Z~~ :-..::.:·1 ::.:::'.·:"::.s::T =:.:-~\.:I,_"' ~ ITA!lll•n• _. .. eounty a.ti of~ =--=iii: 1119 ,_.. ~ t-. ::,,_, ....... t11r ~Diii Mlrll1re ._ _ _, .. •• tkl. 1i11111 ..._ .... _.. I: PtollMIYI .,._. AHSDI I MT Of OfMee Cout!IY °" 1MMI '-_, .,....,__. .,_ .. lpeolll NallOe .. ~ ef .... t1W1 M ........ • .. llM °' ._ THI 'NTmON ...._ .... _.. ... ....,.. • ~ ...... MllnOUI -PIO& tfolit. a .................. ,. ............ "°"' ... ~ .. ..... .. ... ........ .. •11111 lf'I W9 ........... ~ 9HlltOMJ"9~ ,........... Deo.l,1J.tM. f'IOl4 -· .......... ....... ...... ............. lhlC.•1111 ................. ~ -=-. =...:.:·· .... 5..S.:-.:= =-=-·== ..::.--·-~-i.::::i.:=-:: a.:.~-:.=-='::.a .. -·;a;..:=, .':'-...... "'.-. ,~ .......... OfttMlftOVef ........... _ ... Mt_,,,.... ...._.,....,..... ~"-.. . ..... -· ~ ~~-;;-~~, ............. , ...... to .... JJlll• acillft.). =~--·· A ... el .. DIU •.!----ti~ ......... ,.. .... ,I -:.""''. ...,,,,.. a100 L ...,, Seti your extra n. """• •• __.... ~ • ......... =-nt1 NftllaN 1.., -.... .. •• ... AM. CA hoUtehold .,.... ....., .. .--L .,_. ... .... CIJw .. • c ... H ~ .. ....._ • • ' •11 • i!!.li!m .. ... ........ .,.. ..... ...... eft .... I n ,. Dlti,e. a.. ~;~·~-~~~~~!iLi'1!~~!..!iiii~ ..,. ., ...-.,.-,.. ,...._ ••• 1,,... Hema ...., ,.... .. .., -. o r a.....-..... ~ .. ... .. ... .... "L.' -11 .._.,.... ..... ,...,_ eo ..._ lo C"Otd -. ~ ,..._.... -"* '--r'f .. Fkt04Y, OECEMlf" ~ 1996 PUIUC NOT1Cll PU1L1C IOTICU PU1UC IOT1CU PUii.iC fiUIUC IOT1Cll PWIJO IOTICll l'UlllC IOT1Cll ..-__ .......... -ma ms;::.,. GitliAitllll .... ., a ............ _ ..... • _ : .. PUIUClm'tCI ........ ~.:::',!''ii• "'IUCIOTICI llUILICIOTICI ~yo;,..,...,.,.,. rvwww-._.you ...,,_., ~ ...... _, ._ -r:--•.-'Z.W-1 '1it i' ••0•7" =-a.~ .. ...,.;~=-=-doing ,................. ......... .... 111 ......... ~~~.. P11•1••rt"nt• =-~no -::..=,,:r • ...-...i ... -.... = . .....: NOTICaCW Nw. ~~ 8 ............... .......... .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ ._......_, ... .,_ Thll ...,.,..,. wu lltd :.... ., .. ,_.... .... ~... :'If: l'aT&TIOM TO Of'DINANOI 11•1 ::: ~J._ ~~ The~ PlfWll 1111 The'°'"""'~ .. 1lffltt i1t eoune., a.ti Of o:; '::t:.~-: Er• .etn U. ~ Ctn C.-_, I 0 5 f .. m == ~r.:....-; ADlllJHllTD All'.Wnd• ~2 of OhlP-Or1r9~"fN, tMMe ~~ ... & = ....... ·;~ er.,..~-1MM9"" tt20 DNwere .... ~ ... CounlyontM .... ...._ ..... _. .• ,.. ..... t..:. ... _.. llTATS °"' t.et v of Tiiie t of tnt Cotta 1"euouee ~ "-:7 •• .,, eon-con •= =•c~ tHA'l'OHt• '-'-·~ 8Hch, CA t ... uo2MO .... ~ _. c61i ......... 11111a • • _.. NORMAllLIDRIU M ... Munlclpel COde pet· Deity PilOl HOY 22, It .~~Allf..-,4 ;:a'~ CA.12114 o.lyNotNoV. ll,2:1.,29. ....._..-Olly 'llot New. 22, it, :-::-::.$At«tf'2 ... .__.. ........... c ... M .. AtHtH Wiling to "'-purcf\Ulno o.c.t.. 1~. ttM ' '°42 ltarbur11 -cf., Newpor1 W.. &.Mc. YOUflCICIYlat. o.c.e.1.... '0'7 ~._K. ~T·~ Otc.t.13. tM F052 _,... ..._'::,"= :=, .. -: ~1·r-==·. To all ""'9, btntflcllllet, eyattm o1 Ult City of c.. Beach, Cellt t2tt3 1M1 lr-.nar W*Y5 ffiH. PUalC IOTICI Ct.. cA ....,.21N PUIUC NOTIC! ID lie ., Wllil :, ..,. ,_. redlb•. contlttgem od MtM. PUILIC NOTICI . ~ Bradley~~ ~ ... ch, ca1r1ornl• Thi• l>Ualntat •• oon-...... Ulll K. =~ =--I I 9 .i. ,._ .. :.:;..::. ~~~ ~ TH! FULL TEXT ol lhe or· Plotltloue .......... ~-twpOf'I . . Thi• butlntlt •• con-.......... ....... duCltd by. .,, lndMdl.lll '1oUUMI ....... CA~ ,. .................. ~ Che Wiii or Mtate, or boUI, dlnw. ~ bt read In Ult "'':J:' .... "t Thi• butlntH 11 con. ~ ~:.,, lnd'viduill The-=-=.,. ~ ~i?~ n:=•::::: are ~ -r ~.=.. d _.. _ -~ '!· ot: NORMA Ell.£EN REED City C1Jr11 t Ofllce, T7 f~ The to peraone ate ducted by: en IMMdual Hav. you tt8l1Jd ~ ..._....,. bullMN u • MA Aonlld ~ doll'O bullntet u : LJan. lie.._..._ ... C111w "* Im~ a ~ .,. A P!TITION hH bffn Orlve, Cotta....... • dolnQ bullnffa •: &Aland Have you ttattfd doing bUtfnnt. ytlt? Y9f, •1.te ~-T79 w' ttttl Thie --~ WU lll9d W."1 4ft MaanOlla SttHt CCllNllOll , 'I t ·~ M_.ecs. •-=:: fl.led by CRAIG EDWARD MARYT.D.LtOTT Olivet & AHoclatn, 409 t>utlntuytt?y".11-t-tl AndttWLYo..tnOQ* , St '5 cOeta M ..... CA Wllh in. r.~..-. ~ ol OoltAMeea.CfAtaa'7 '.,._,IWllllL .. ;..w: ...._ .... ~II-* HANNA In the Supe<lot 01!,UTY CITY CLUK = Ntwpott 8Jach, CA .ltnl'.IY 811dley TNt ~ wat ft.Id t2U7 ' 0rangie ~1.. 111Me .,_. M CM....-...n 499 ._. d ~ NT & ~ ""':f ldi;;,•,_,. d ~~~~llllomta, County Pubtlthtd Newport Leland fdwaid Ollvtr, 409 !~• .:_~ty w~~~ ~~,.~ ~~ JoM Lui• OlllltrrH, 2542 1Hta7oi,,e Magnolaa It/HI, Colla Mo ~ I ••~ :.!; ':'.. _.. ,_. t lHE PETITION rtqufftt BHch.Coeta Mela DlllV Onda. NewpOft Beach, CA Orange County on 11+90 ..,,_..,... --"• on Ncwth Alona Stt•. Sane. Oal!V Pitot Nov. 22, 29, ....... CA t2e27 DllllL. ~ ,_ ft. <lolaf. --• _. -R that CRAIQ EDWARD Piiot. D1C9mbef •• l991. 92e80 1eH370t481 1 ... n02na AM. CA moe Dec. e. 13, 11M '°" Thi• bu~lntH ,, con-~ toeoo V*'1 *" ................. ...i HANNA be 1ppolnted II f082 Shlr1ty Joanne 011¥tf, 409 Dally Pllot Nov. 15, 22, 29, ,Delly p!'°' ~. 29• °-:~ Thlt bu•~·~on-= ~;,, an,l';l~d1ma ~~ -. ......... cl .. ~ d p•r1one1 reprenn11t1ve 10 PUBLIC NOTICE Onda. Newpott Beach, CA OK. 9 '· 990. F01o ~· 20. 991. ~ ~. ttat1ed dolna PUBUC NOTIC! bu#IMI• yet? yt•. 104ue i»Mk .. ..,. .... ~ -, .... ==. .. ~ aelmlnlller the Hiile of the t2eeo ' TICI •--21~ t •·,·•~ Susan M ChfflttnMn ~----...,.. .d,ced1n1. one1u 4 H 9 Thi• bu•lnH• It con· PUBLICNOTIC! PUIUCNO ~ytt?out'f::' tt-21 • Flcttloue9 ----• Thi• itaiem.nt waa nled ~~ tl77r.lldt •'•cl THE PETITION requHls / ducted by: hutt>and and ...,_ _., tz. N•me tatttnent with th County Clefk of or --·-...,• --or ..-etQMflCl!llftW,Qllopo lh• dtetd•nt'• WILL ancs FlctlUoue •u•IMH wife Flotltlou• .... an... PloUUoue •u•NN Thl9 Nltmtnt WU . filed The fOllowlng PJf'IOn8 .... "'· ~ on 11·22·96 ......... ~ ..... -,.,. till ........ Clll ...... l ciQdlclt1 II 1111y, be admitted Name •••t•m•nt Have you 1t11ttd doing Nam• atetomont N.,... 9tat..n.M wtf) Che County Cltfk of doing butlnoH at: N9w ""lflG' vounty ..-....;. o; ~ 1m a boa t2J71. • i11 d., to prob.tt Tha will Incl 'fht tot~ P1''°'11 bu•lnn• r,•t? yn, 8192 The lollOWlng pe<ec>n• are The followtng Pf1''°'1e .,, Ofange County on tt.15-98 PrtH Publlehert. 2900 1H037027t2 f«the= .. ar ~ .. ,.,.,....,"1•ama any oodlcll• ,,. •v•ll•bl• are Kdolng bPu01AnT•H TuO: Leland o Iver dolno bu'1nett at: The dco,!ng PRbu1.,,,.._oe ,.~~.P~ 18"3702~ Point det Mat. Corona CIJt Oally PUot Nov. 29. OecF0.7e . £~ ........___.~ __ ...._ 111• ... r...._ o1 ...._ lor tQMlnation In ll'lt lllt PAR NEW • L ·• Ttlit •lalement wu Ried RocklnghorN Umlted Part· r'IC ~'".,,,,.. Dally PUot Nov. 22, n, Miii, CA 92125 t3, 20, 1996. 4 --.. ,,_ ..-...._ .. _... ....... kept by lhe court. 20t Filbert StrHt, Sulit with 1h• County Clerk of nerahlp, u 4 Calabria TION CO .. 2015 Yac:h1 R ... o.c. e, ''· 1998 F031 Jamn Eliot Ald(ldg•, 2900 PUBLIC NOTICE 1'9 ..... ~ ~a1wtr.llllak1at1,,.48 T~E PETITION rtquttll 700, San Franclaco, CA Orange County on 11-19-98 Lane Foolhlll RtnCh CA olutt, Ntwpeft e .. ch. CA. Point dtl Mat, Cotona CIJt _,., upa-,_ l'9 T.-. ahllil o1i1 llllOlllt...S .. ....,.._ aull'lorlty 10 admlnl•let lht 94133 1H63702H4 92610 ' 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE MAI, CAt212$ . NOTICE OF •· TM INtl9e Ul'lllllr .... ,....._..., .. ltb ._,. "1a1e undtr \ht lndtpen-Q. BAKAA PROPERTIES, Dally Piiot Nov. 22. 29, Frank Xavier Romagnano, Timothy R. Mc~. 2015 I I Thl1 bu1lntH . la con-NON-RllPONSl81LITY o.d d Truat C..-a Ne>-~ h M!' 9b...., ~ llld 'dtnt Admlnlttrallon of El• Inc., (lncorporaled In Call· O 9 13 1996 F047 II 1 24 C•labrll Lant Fool· Yecht AatoM•. Newport Plot tloUI 8u• !M.. duelJd by: an lnd1vldual h b 1 tk:e d 0111aa #Id 1111C1b1 Uif1 ..... ~....... The t•tH Act (Tl'llt aulh0<l!y t0<nl1). 20t Fiibert Stiff\, ec. • • NII Ranch CA 92910 • Beach, CA. 92680 Name atatemtflt Have you elatted dOlng Notlc9 11 .,, ~ ven to lal to .. raoordlld 11'1 tlle ~ *-Rf dlW oammon wlll allow 'iht ptra0<1al 11p. Suite 700, San Francisco, PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bu'iineH I• con-Thie bu1inH1 11 con-~ followlng pttaont are buslnot• yet? no that the und9:i~ f wlll countr Whar9 t11e ,...., prop-....,._, ' llf. cl .. ..i ~ rHtnlatlvt 10 take m1ny CA 9-4133 ductl<I by• a limited part• duded by: an lndlvldull doing bualNH U t Fox Jamet E. A.ldtldgt not be rtspon • Of any trty fit ~ #Id ...... dmml *-e =· ~ actlont without oblalnlng A. WILSEY PROPERTIES. • flctlUoue •uelnoH nerahlp · H.av• you 11.arted doing Global Communlcallon1, Thia atatetNnt w•• filed debt• or llabllll.IH c~n-UW\ Int mof'llha Mlle ~.-. ..._,.. CAmJ> court approval. Btfor• tak, Co.. (lncorporall<I In Call· Nam·• atatement Have you llaiwd dolnd *>u•lnesl yet? No 3355 VI• Udo 4'340-8, with the County CIJtt( of vacttd by anyone ot « ..... .-,. such.....-. The~ 'TNllll _,. Ing c.rialn very Important fornla), 237' Powtll SUHt, The following periont llJ butlneH yet? yH, 1,_,4-94 TlmolhY A. McV1011 Newport a..cti, CA 92ee3 orange County on 11-18-90 than mya.tf. on Of tiler this. aon. lal=Dled eam,. Mlw b S1r ,.,.._cl N action•. however. tilt per· Suite 550, San FrancitCO. doing b111lne11 11: My S• Frank x. Romagnano, 11 Thi• ltatement wu m.d ~Richard Fox, 3355 19"3702217 date. 1 26 h d 1 peny,• TNJlDMd ~ aa.. llld a OClllllOI eonal 11pr11tnlallvt will be CA 9'4 t 33. cr•l RoN Gatdtn, 88 Fair Thi• etatemtnf wu flled with the County Clerk of Via Udo 1340.B, Newport Dally Plldt New. 22, 29, Dated th 1 1 ay 0 Uni _.., Ill loUlh ........_ • -.. ~ hlilil. n. required to glv1 notice to Thi• butln•H 1• con-Drive, Co111 Me11, CA with th• Coijnty Cln of Orange County on 12·3·98 Btadl, CA ne63 Otc 8 13 1996 F059 Nov. 1900. 9-dry~ 11ttlflblt, lldll'llOldal .. lqllldblM»offw lnttrHt•d pertont unlen ducted•• a llmUod partner· 92e2e Orange County on tMe.te 1eet3703489 Thl1 bu1ln111 11 con. • • • Htl•na Gytare·Ca'Cbrla, Los AngalM, CA IOOtfr Ollilllbl=Alle~IDlll lhty have waived notice or •~P 11 rt d b 1 Cryetal Kl,.,, Nguyen, 39 19983702371 Dally Pilot Otc. 9, 13, 20, d ... ~,!d by: 111 ~ol PUBLIC NOTIC! :l.~ ~:'~~6Dr., osta Telilphono ~ (2tt1 di llld ..rr.Md aJllll c:on111111<110 lhe propost<l •v• Y1ouy aJ .. ~ 1.....,~1 • Romlngton, lrvlne, CA Dally Pilot Nov. 22 29 27 JeGe F08'7 ._ •• you _...91 ng Fl tlU .,,_, Publlthed Newnorl ~ 9y: ~Lima, ...,..llld.._.ll~limtoffw action) The lndtptndtnt neu yel H, .,.y """· 92820 'F ' bUslneel y,.., no c OU. _ .. no.a ,. TNIUt ·=~ Dttl: llillllllA**lnd .. '**9ofSlll ll. admlni11ra1lon aulhorlly will Baka1 Properties, Inc., By: Klan Kanl 39 Remington Dec. 9, 13, t99e 044 PUBLIC NOTICE Timothy R. Fox .....,. Sttlt•mont 8tach.C01ta Mesa Dally 11/2MI 12'1, S<Jt,3113.11 In ldilbl ID -.. be granted unlOll an lnl•r· Oeraon Bakar, Chairman & Irvine CA 92620 . PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• •IJl•ment wu filed The foUowlng pJ...01\1 .,. Pilot November 29, Oecem· 1211S, 121'JO T.-. • -• atlllir'I dlO H1•d per•on filH an ob· Prt1ldent. Thi•' bu1ln•H I• con· Flotltloua Busl••• with the County Otr'k of dol"9 bullnna u : Su.nrey b« 2. e, 1996. c11.ie111•orlllfioMlbri.ad!O Jeellon to Iha petlt10<1 and Thia •talement Wat filtd due1ed by: hu1b1nd and Flciltloua Bu•lnoH Nam• atattmonl Orange County on 11-15-116 Printing, 1585 Santa Ana F06S PUBLIC NOTIC! ._.,,,•arlldlllladli!DI« 1how1 good cause why the wllh th• Couniy Clerk of wilt Name Statement The following pertON art 19863702099 Ave.. Cott• Mua, CA PUBLIC NOTICE • dial chNI I,, • -« tidllll court 1hould not gran lhe ~ange Coonly on 11•28-Have you •tarted doing Th• following petlOllt are doing butlneH u: Dally PUot Nov. 22, 29, 92927 Escrow No.1111.ul ...... irid be mocilliDn. ~ tulhorlty. · 03037 butlntH ytt7 Yn, October doing buslneH 11: a) $• The Uttle ShOppo, 701 112 Dec. 9, t3, 1996 F039 Ronald Gene NUQent, 1585 NOTICE OF TltUST'El:S N011CE TO CRBJITORI OF IUUl ~ « .,_. '**......, n A HEARING on lht pell· '8913,7 19, 19Ge cure Locking Sy1t•m1, b) E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, Santa Ana Ave., Cotta IALE Tndltae s.11 No. SW Sdart 5102 al lie,~~ llld lion wlll la htld on 12·26-Daily Piiot Dec. 8. 13, 20. Klan Kanl Chlld Support Enforcemenl CA 926el PUBLIC NOTICE MtH, CA 92827 D1aoe:D-a Tlll9 Order No. (UCCIK.1111) 11111arB11Ddo..._11 .. .-1n 96 at 1:45 P.M. In Otpl. 27, t99e F083 Thl1 ttatement was tiled Servlcu, 2716 Harbor Mthlln Marie Smith, 4601 FloUtlo B I Thll bu1lnt11 11 con·~ Rlfennct No. NOTICEl.SHERESVGIVEHINI .. Mt lnllr olw = • 703 loc11te1 al: 341 The PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of Blvd .. Sle. 102, coita Mesa, Challen Ave .. Alvet1ld•, CA us us noH ducted by: an Individual Ml2l20 N'tf No. 1 bulk s•e is aDOut 111 be l!1lde : ...., hr..-,.., w ,. City Drive, Orange, Calllor· Orange County on l0.25-96 CA 92626 92503 Namo ltatem•nt Have you 1tarttd doing t»07.02Jll YOU ME IN De-The name(s) and wsmes .._.al .. TMtll'aDed ... Illa 92818 I B 1· 18863700028 Stephen Mlchael Auslln, Thlt bu1lntH I• con-The followlng persons art bu1lnt1t yet7 No FAULT UNDER A DEB> OF add~ss(es) of lhe sellerts) j~ bcrM .... ID~ 11111'1 « • JF YOU OBJECT lo lh• Flcllt out u• n•H Dally Piiot NOV. 22, 29, 2021 L11mno1 Drive. Co•I• dueled by:.,, Individual ClolnQ butlne11 11: Ind• Ronald Gene NUQ"11 nwsr ~TED 10fa'l2. MASSOUD AHMADI i041 cltn9•1m9Wor~ &ii .... Qtanllng ol th• pttlllon. you N•m• atattmont Dec e 13 1991 F060 Mesa CA 92626 Haw you •tarted doing penaenl S1'vlcH, 222 Tf\I• lllttment wa• flied UNLEISYOUTAKEACTION C /'nl C sta Mtsa CA be na. W ...,.,.. ~ 0t lhould 1ppHr 11 lhe hear· The following perton• are · • • Thi•' builnHI I• con· butlntll yet? Y•• 11·2·96 Fuhlon Lane 1210, Tu1t1n. with the County Clerk of TO PROTl3CT YOUR PROP· 1 rJ:· 0 bu nes1 as· COi ...,..., ...,. or iTdld ~ IAQ and ..... your Ob· doing buelneH II: New· PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: en lndlvlelual Mehlln Smith • CA 92780 Orange County on 11·20-96 l!RTY rr MAY 8E SOU> AT no . Sl • ~ or ~ tD ttcllon• or Ill• written ob-port Be1ch Onllne, 19600 Have yo~ llarttd doing Thlt ilattmtnl wu nled WiHlam Ltwla MIU.,, 618 19903702530 A PUhiJC SAL!. IF YOU LAUNDRY llillr .. ~mRltJJttll oc11on1 with the court b•· MacArthur Blvd. 1 520, Flotltloue ButlntH butlneH yet? yea, 1t-t5-96 with the County Clerk of S. Tu1tln Av•., #205, Or· Dally Piiot Nov. 29, Dec. 4, NEEDAHEXP\.ANATIONOF Alladdotner(bu)Slnt~ ~ s i.s ............. ._ Ott !ht hearing. Your ap· Newport Beach, CA 92715 N•m• Statement Stephen M. Auslln Otang• County on 1 Hl·96 an;•. CA 92866 t3 20 1990 F069 nE Ml'\ME OF THE PRO-and rus es us .,, • lllQl.ml ..._ llld tit....-99arance may be In pereon Web CrHIOfl lnt.,nol s.,. The following peraon• are Thia etalement WH flied 18983701458 Thi• bu1lnt11 le con-• • · c&Dl'4GS AQAWST YOU, stlltrts) within tfle past blM»ollltlblm.!IJY.•Oltd °' by your enornty. vlcH . Inc., (CA), 19800 doing bu1fne11 as: wllh the County Clt<k ol D lly Piiot N 15 ·22 29 ducted by: an lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE YOU IHOUl.D C'IOll(fN:f A ytars as stated bi/ tfle setlerts). ,_ .._. '-' • lllOllillld h.., If YOU ARE A CREDITOR MacArthur Blvd. 1520, McCrffdy & Welch, 2900 Orange County on lMS-96 a ov. • • • Hew you llarted doing ~W'fEJll On 1V271M • 1~re None ,._ i..dwviln ..... of .. or a contingent credllor of Newport Beach. CA 92663 Brlitol. Suite A 106, Costa 19913702 115 Dee. e. 1996. F007 bullntH yet7 yn, 10.30-95 Flotltlou• ButlnOlt 2;40 P.M... l5qultable Deed The loubon 1n Cahlomea ol II'* llld .. .,_ ~ ~ 8d Ifie doceaHd, you mu1t rue David Farrell, 100 Via M•H CA 92628 29 0 8 William M"I.,. "-'"'° Statomont ~ u the duly ap-the chlel e1Cet11•~ ofhce of i.lofTaa.t ll/IM986ST• your claim with lhe court Oullo. Newport Beach, CA David Welch, 702 Jaemlnt, Dally Piiot Nov. • ';0·70 PUBLIC NOTICE Thia 1tat1ment w11 ftled The folloWlng person• art pointed Trultet under #Id seller(S)1s Same tHIN!XJFCP.ATOl•llidTn.-a ond mail a copy lo the per-92663 · Corona del Mar, CA 92625 13, 20, 1996· with the County Citric ot doing txt1lne11 as: B.C. pur-.-it to Dttd d Trutt. The name(s) and lluSt CAwM l:alDoA*ll t40 Dllswrlll sonal ropresen1allvt •P· This bualneu le con· R.J . Adams. 3e Corclca PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Builn•H Orang• County on 1 MS-116 Bean, 328 "E" 1 llh St. l'9COfdld on 11m112 .. address ot the bwtf(s) .1"'8 Qut, SI* 13) _,. ta. CA poinled by lho court within ducted by: a llmltecl part· Or., Newpc>rt Beach, CA Nam• Statement 19963702102 Huntington Beac h, CA Document No. D-'74Ml7 JILLA MAHOA\11, 23641 '-1• H»Gm (7t4) 4S>6lllU() a,. Dini! four monlhs from lht elate nerahlp 92660 Flotltlou• Butlntt• The following P•~'°"' 111 Dally Pilot Nov. 22. 29, 92648 Book -Page -Of omc:ttl GIL "sSlon Vieto. CA 92691 Thonm Allillll1' s..oy Wt .. ol ftrsr Issuance ol lht ltl· Have you 71•rted do"1. Thia bu1lneu I• con-Nam• lt•ttmont ~~n~ bu~~· 8~~ Pod Dee. 8, 13, l998 F040 Cynthia Singh, 122 l2th RlecRSI In the omce d the The assets bl!lng sold a llllllr'Olle~IDCl!ld•~ fllrs as provided In aecllon bu,lnen yel Y••, Nov. • dueled by: a general part· The following pereon1 ar• 1 KIPte nN • rt ~ u~ 11111 . St .. Huntlng1on Beach, CA Rtcocdaf d Oninge County, generllly desc.nbed as lutmire, llld ,,., illllrrrlliDn • dtlil 111 bt 9100 ol lho Calilornla Pro-l996 ntrthlp doln business as: ChlntH 1 on •09• ewpo eac • PU111•IC NOTICE 92648 Clllfomla. exec:vted by. fodures, equipment, machinery .-1 b,.. PllPOll.,... lllMI baro Code. The 11me for Ill· David Farrell Have you 11arted doing Heal~h lns lhut• (CH I.) 151 CA 92683 Thi• bu1lntH 11 con• John w DeMmcn a alngie llade name tenant's improve or.itf or" lllftilv TAC asaD M Ing claims will nol txpltt Web Craa1ora lnltrntl Str· bUllntH y~t? no K1lmu1 #M·7B· •. Co1ta Stephen L. Humphrey, 870 Flctltloua •u•IMH ducted by: an lndfVldual man will ..a at~""'" ments •. II·~ 11-211. IN boloro tour monlhs lrom vice•. Inc., David Vander· David Welch M 1 CA 92627 Production Place, Newport NenM lt•t•mont Have you started doing Uonto~blddtrfor and are louted It 1041 EJ lhe hearing date nollood veer, CEO fl Thlt tlaltmenl was flied J~~n' Dull Bracy t914 ~~~ch, ;A r683 I The follOWlng poraons are bualne11 yet? No cut\ ( al time Of camno Costa Mesa CA 1---------~- above Thi• 1talement was l•d with the Counly Cl.,k of Woodland Santa Ma CA 1 ua ntH 1 con· doing bu•lntH u : Cynthia Singh ule in monty ol lht The 'rulk sate 1s 1ntende0 to be PUBLIC NOTICE YOU MAY EXAMINE lh• with lhe Counly Cltr'k of Orang• County on 11:8•96 92707 • • ducted by: an Individual Jophr•y. 575 w. 191h SI., Thi• 11attmtnt Wit flied Unbd Mata) at: N. the consummated at lhe Ollie. of'l--------- lile kepi by lhe court. It you Orange County on 11-15-116 19863701450 Thia buslnHs 11 con-H•r• you t?atart~9:tf'ng IH-273. Co1ta Meta. CA with the County Clerk of North front ennnc. to, the ALDEN LYMAN ESCROW CORP,. . aro a parson ln1or111td In . 19963702082 Dally Piiot Nov. 15, 22, 29, ducted by: an Individual bu• nt11 t• yn,ht 92927 . Orange County on 11·20-96 Counly Courthoule,. 100 11326 South Sll!et, Cemtos. C MmCE Of TIWll&'I W.E tho es1a1e. you may Ille Daily Pllol Nov. 22, 29, Dec 8 1996 F013 Have you •latttd doing f~~pht~ Hu7p fY flled Jeffrey SanfOfd Ktrlr.hOff, 19803702567 CMc c..er Dl1W Wat, 90701 al1d the anllopated Ule UatOa DUO Of TRUST Fill: wllh lhe cou11 a formal At· Dec. 6. 13, 1998 F036 . • . bu1lneH yet? No Ith• l~ ~m.nnty ~rk of 575 W. 19th Sl, IH·273, Dally PUot Nov. 29 Oec. 6 Senti Ana, CA .. right. tftle date rs December 24 1996 Hl1E A.I. WMla 141.ul· quHI lor Special Nollce of PUBLIC NOTICE John 0 Bracy w • ou Co1ta M111, CA 92627 • ' and ~ c:cnvey9d to The k · 01 YOUMlutDIPAULTMO the filing ot an Inventory PUBLIC NOTICE Thie .iatement was nled Orange County on 11-&-99 Thi• buslntH le con-13, 20, 1991. F071 and rWM hetd by I tnltl' llJI sale is SUbieCt to A DUD Of 1MT DATED July and appraisal of tsl81• ... Fl tltl • I Plotltlous Bueln•H with th• County Cltr'k of 19913701418 ducted by:"' Individual PUBLIC NOTICE uld Died d Trutt In ... ~~bO~~~o:2 Commeroll •• 1115. uwun YOU TAil 6ols or ol any petition or c ous U• no•• N•m• Stetemont Ottng• County on 10-29·96 Dally Piiot Nov. 15, 22, 29, Havt you •tarted doing ~lltuated In ukl 1 ACnOM 10 "'°1tCT YOUll accounl as provided In Name Statom•nt The loUowlng poraon• 111 19963700418 oec. 8, 1996. F009 bualntn yet? no Flcthlou• h•lnoH Clllomia dncra.d The ~ :Ond ~rus 0 ':: "'OPERTY IT MAY H IOlO AT socllon t 250 or lhl Calllor· The tollowlng pet10n• ar• doing buslneu 11. World J•ffrey S. Kerkhoff Name lt•temont Ill! "A•,~ 1· per10n WI w m •11ns A Ml.IC W.f: If YOU MUD nia Probale Code. A A• doing bu1lnHt 11: Sttge N•twork Group, 3o0l R9d· .Dally Piiot Nov. l5, 22, PUBLIC NOTICE Thie ltaltmtnt wu ftled Th• folOWlng Pf\'90fll art kt undMdtd 11t0th lr....t !~eel IS ALOE~ LY= es; .., IXPWIATIOtt IP ntE quosl for Special Nollet Partners, 770 W. 17th SI. hlll Ave. SICS. 8. Sull• 203, 29, Oec, 6, 1996 With lh• County Clerk of doing bullnetl u : UHlt In _,., to Lot 1 Of Tr.d CORP • 11 tl1 tlHt. PIOCllDINI torm 11 •vallabl• from 1h1 #5, Coat• Mtaa, CA 92827 00811 M"•· CA 92821 F006 flctltloua halnoH Ofang• County on t Ml>-116 Power Frlendihlp Club, 1461, u .,_Map r-=orded Cemtos, CA go701 and Ille las :_':, ';ou•wu l*M.D court cltrk, Oavld Bflan Rov .. k, 205 8111 Jo1eph Dumont, 15311 PUBLIC NOTIC~ N~llM lta,•mtnt 19"370Hlt 392 ~ Pt. IC, Colt.I 1n 8°'* a; hOtl 1 and 2 day IO< li~ng clams bi/ • Petitioner In Pro Ptri Agate Ave.. Newport NlmH, lrvlne, CA 92604 "" Th• folfowlng ptrtOne are Cally Piiot Nov. 22, 29, Mesa, CA 92627 d Mballlneoui Maps. ,.... C!!dttor sh<il be Oeumber 23, CONTACT A l.AWYBl Nollet la CRAIQ EDWARD Stach, CA 92662 MlchHI Sorenun. 10 Flotltlou• ButlnOla doing bulln ... 11: Bnt Dec 8 13 1996 F043 Kanoml Sulzu. 392 Ralcam c:ordaol~Collnty-1!11· 1996. Wiich IS the buSlneSS day hnby gllotn M 'ht ...... HANNA, 1908 Ml1tw Brian Slact, 205 Agatt Lamon Grove, lrvlna, CA N It 1 t Rate UUlltlH, 2500 B•Y· · ' ' Pl .• .,C, Cotta Mesa, CA~ tNnifi'om 11 IM1ltl, be1ore the IJl,Clpated sale dale ..,......,.....,...A :Circle EnclnltH, Call· ~2:a2 Newport Beach. CA 92820 Tiie 1:r~1n: :;'!~~. 81e •hor• Drive, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE 92627 • lihowTl upcnt the~ ~.:!!1~~mbe 27 1,,,,., Cllltlfflla ~..!.. W.-1 1 '92024 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con· d 1 b 1 . Beach, CA 92863 Thi• bu11nau Is con-n11um Plan, l'9COfdld May .,..""' ""'"' r , """ !ff, ar sllCCtU6r 11-. Ot orn 1 DaM y Beck, 205 Agate ducted by: co-partners 0 ng ua Mii as. Suzanne Ayotte, 2500 Bay· Flotltlo.ia •ualMH ducted by: an lndlvldu-1 21. 1191, u lnttrumont No. JtLLA MAHOA"1, 8uye~s) lubatltulld Wiiie fll#llUW1I to Published Ntwpoll Ave .. Newport Beach, CA Haw you 1tarted doing Noblegog Expo~5~:'l'ttg~ 1hort Drlve, Newport Namt ltatemont H•ve you atartaCI doing 12>311 .. ot Of'llcW Re-Newport Beach-CostaMeu 1111 Ottd d Trutt l.aitld by 8eoch·CoS1a Mesa Dally 92662 bu1lneH v•t? no menl mp8{'y• 0 Beach, CA 92663 The fotlowtng porlOnl are t>u1ln111 yet? no c:orda o1 0ninge Ccl4!f':Y· CN395354 1398MlA Dec 6. 1096 Rod A. Alvaf1do eM --~ P!lol November 26, Decem· This bualneu 11 con-Biii JoHph Dumont, co-g~c~~64~unt ngton Beach, Thi• bualntu It con-doing butlntH H : El Nino Kaneml Sulzu FUfthtr ~ thefilfOfm Alvatldo husbend end wlft· ber 2. 6. 1996. ducted by: 1 gen.,al P•rt· partner Dennis J Bur er 8582 ducted by: an lnellvlelual SuttboerCll, 20701 ·Got· Thi• s111emenl was flltel en undMdld ~ lrUr· PUBLIC NOTICE Gtorgtna. AlvarlOO Edt a mam.d F085 n~rshlp 1 rt d d 1 Thi• 1ta1tmtnl w11 filed Afton C1rcle ~un'llnglon Have you s1art1d doing hawk Lant, Huntington with the County Clerk of ett In and to doll, gas. min.-"°""" u her sole end separall ---------1 b ar• you 11 1 ~ 8 o ng with Iha Counly Clerk of Beach CA 92649 bullntas yet? no Beach, CA 92648 Orangt Counly on 11 ·22·96 .... _,., oa,., hydroart>on llJl'U f6-llUTIFI ULE \11111\ Pf'OCltl\r. AnMtte Alvlfldl> 1 PUBLIC NOTICE o' rd': Y~ 0k Q 11 Orange County on 11-12·96 Thia 'buslneu la con· SuzanM Ayotte John Barton Demur, 19913702764 IUbltanca In and tnltl' IED ,. TIUT UM llS1SO llrlQle Woman 11 u lalr'IC tll\ll1tl S MARV OF p av . OVH ' •nor 19963701014 Clucl•d by· an Individual Thll 11a1ement was flied 20701 Goshawk I.Ant, Hun· Dally Piiot Nov. 29 Dec. 6 said land, ~ wfthoUt the ontft--ff.etmllllfAI ~ an ll'lMltl U UM ortner o Jfy Piiot Nov t5 22 29 H · 1111 d d I with the County Cl•rk of tlngt0<1 Beach CA 92646 ' ' r1ght at IYfec:e tnby to a ,_, • ----·• ADOPTID ORDINANCE This 1tat1ment wH ftltd a . • • • ave you 11' e o ng Or•nge County on 11-8·96 Thlt buslnt11 It con· 13, 20, l996. F072 ~ ol IOO f..t· mealUl'Wd lllmlt ..._. '"" /ff. W lnltNmtnt No. __. .. ...,:t of CITY OF wl1h th• County Cl.,k of Dec. 6, 1996. FOt9 busln~ss v• no 19913701471 duettel by· an lncllvldual PUBLIC NOTICE fnim IYf.c. thtieat a,... IUU.T lfaR A cm> Cf TRST Offldll Rtconb In 1111 dlict of Orang• County on '1·22-96 p B I NOTICE Dennis J. Burger . d I • ~TEO #le 8 1\lll'2 llt.£S$ YW 1111 County R«:onllf of OfMtt COSTA MESA 19903702731 _ U L C Thie 1111emtnl was flied Dally Pilot Nov. 15, 22, 29, Have you slart•d o ng .wet In the Died r.corded TN'l ACTICJ( TO PRJl£CT VO,R Coun(y Cllifomll, end liUtl'*1t ' ORDINANCE 96-14 Is with th• County Clerk of D•e. 9, 1998. F012 bualntH yet? no flctltloua Bualn•H In ... ""· Page 2111 d PR:FERTY IT M4Y BE SQO AT 1111' Nalict of Dlfd end achlduled to be In lull Dally Piiot Nov, 29, Oto. 9, Flctltlou1 8u1lna.. Orange Counly on 11·8-96 John Oemarr Nam• lttlttmont Offtdll R«ofdl d uk1 Or· IUl.ICsAlE fYWlf:EDNIDRA-llO lltltlllldtf f~ce and ollect 30 days 13, 20. 1991. F073 Namo atattmont 19963701449 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• 1tal9mtnt wu flied The lollowlng pe,.on1 111 S9 County. Reaorvtng NAncr. Cl M ~l\Jl rJ n( E1tdiOn ~ ... • .......,.,.!'.: lrom Its adopllon on D•· PUBLIC NOTIC• The following pe11on1 art with th• County Cltrk of doing butlneH 11: 8111 In unto °'9ntor, Is SUcc»• PAXEmNi /IG#fST YOJ. YW cordtd--· • ·-,.,,~,. cember 2, 1996, and w11 .. doing bualn111 H : •) PlaU· Dally Pllol Nov. 15• 22,; 29• Flctltloue auelneea Orange County on 1M9·96 the WHl Entertalnmtnl, eon_,., Alslgna, tlogllltw 90.l.OCXMACTAIJINYm ltlllll• Ho: ... llUU al ulcl Offldll adopled by tht following NOTIC• OF num Entertainment Produc· Dec. 9, 1996. Ot 1 Name •t•tement 19913702315 1811 w. Katttla 1 143, Ana· with the ltgt'lt lo grant and iwq ~ hl STIH-IWW <XJfQ. ReCarda WM Stl an 1t1'11N roll call vo11: COUNCIL APPL?CATION TO Ilona, b) Platinum Enter· PUBLIC NOTICE Th• following pertona 811 Dally Piiot Nov. 22, 29, helm. CA 92804 trlnlfer al or 1 po.tion ot RAOO( a CllbM ~ • Al Ille iitii (~ lo MEMBERS: AV£ I 1 alLL ALCOHOLIC lalnment Publlihl';1, e) Th• doing buslnes1 u : Carter Dec. 8, 13, 1996 F048 Raul Payan, 2300 S. Lewlt the aame, u folowl: TM,... llUllet. or -1r11111m. a ...... .. C...., , 100 Buffa, Monahan, Erick, Platinum Club. 1 00 San Flotltloua BualnHa Automotive Group, 17660 11185. Anaheim, CA 92802 INllnlng on.flalf at al oil, ._, llUll• lildat ID 111 i.i al Clwlc C.-DtM Wtst. IMtl ton Cowan Somera esv•RAOEI Miguel Or .. Corona d•I Mar, Name Statement Newhop• Unit 220 Foun-PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bualnHI I• con-oll l1gtlts. ,..,., .... ,,.,.,.. TNll ~ b¥ .tllwl B hw ftl Alla. CA lit t :U AM public ' ' • D•t• of Flllng CaTll. 92825 The lollowlng per1on1 are lain Valley CA 927oi ducted by: an Individual rtgtlCa, NltLnl gas. narlUf9I Ln:la H ~ tut.I irid,. • IUdlon to lhe hlQlllJt bidder for 1f,OES1 None. ABSENTt Appllcatloni Mlchaof P. Farah, 1400 doing bu1lne11 11: Gow· Janet M.;I• Carttf, 17300 Flotltloua Buslno.. Haw you alarted doing gas r1gtQ and otefw ~ ---~e110ir'ltllllll'2• Cllh (lleylblut h lknl d Nit Hone. NOV 2211891 San Miguel Or., Corone del land Motoraports Racing, Newhope St .. Fountain Val· Name atatement bu1lne11 yet7 ytt, 5-28-96 Carboni by Wf\IUoeWr C:::1m.w~nlblkPige In~"'°"" ol 1111 Unllld 0 RD IN AN C E II 9·1 To Whom t May Con-Mar, CA 92625 1433 Superior Ave., Unit lty, CA 92706 The followlng pereont art f'aul Payan nsrne known. ~ al olOlll laidl II fie olb ol lhl S.S) .. rtQIC. till and· tnlw· amends Arllclt t ol Chap-corn: Thi• butl'IJH I• con· 295, Newport BHch. CA Thi• bu1lnH1 I• oon· doing buslntH u : Th• Thia llaltmenl WU filed ltMfn and .. producta aJ,rfllf .... ol ~ Ccu'lly •at. canwrecs to end now lltld 11¥ 1., v ol Tille 2 ol lh• Cotti Th• Name( a) of the Ap-ducted by: an Individual 92663 ducted by: an lndlvlelual l~I Proltctlon Agency, with the County Clerk of dlrtved from any of the for. c.bna, llld IQIUft 111 .. ...._ OI l undtf Mid Dttd 11 Tt\lll111 the Mtaa Munlclp1I Codo per· plloanl(I) la/1r•: QUORUM Have you atarttCI doing DevlCI Gowtand, 1433 S~ Have you •tart•d doing 25 Unlvt11lty Or., Nl'W· Orange County on 11·12·96 goln0.1h81t may be wlNn Of Di11aj nl ~IO Siii ...... ~ lblltd In ·= talnln 1o eneral finance• ENTERPRISES, INC. bualntll yet? No perlor Ave., Unit 295, New· bu1lntS1 yet? no potl BtlCh, CA 926e0 1991370'868 llfldlr tlle parcol d land fCJl'dsj 0&'!21111116 i'i IDJll, Pioe• -. f ih2 cu g 1 M a The 1ppllc1n11 lltleCI Mlchael P. Ftrah port Beach, CA 92663 Janel M. Carter Jean Ptul Goodrich, 2500 Dally Piiot Nov. 15, 22, 29, ~ dHatbed, • lnml.mr!IM> ~t1156olalll Stllle l'ltl'linllllr · o y o Colla " •bOV• are applying to lh• Thi• etatement WH flied Thi• buelneu Is con. Thi• 1t111mont w11 filed Unlve11lly Or.. Ntwport 09C t 1996 FOOS ~ with the~ Armda, Ml IB.L Cit 1211M9116 II AS MORE FUllY DESCMED end 01 lhe Finance Dlrtc· Dtptrtmtnl of Alc:ohollc with lhJ County Clerk of ducted by: an Individual with th• County Cl•rk of Beech. CA 92680 · ' · cl( ding. u • on Ille f1ofW ... to .. nnie <I h IAIO DEB> Of TRUST. Tht 1or. Btvtt•Q• Control to "" Al· Orange County on 1 M&-96 H•v• you 111111<1 doing Orange County on 1 M2.et Thi• bualnHt 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE #Id optuitlna ~ a..: c.. :m t ~ property ICldllaa Ind ohr THE FULL TEXT of tl'I• or· coholle Bevtr'agH at: 21175 19863702338 buslneaa yel?J"· 10-18·96 1H0370te15 dueled by: an lndlvldual and Jtoftng it _,., OTqt, CA Q3366. 11 300 pm AT C01M1011 dlllONlllOn. W MV: al dlnenc:e may be read In Ille IRVINE AVE. 1A, COSTA Dally Piiot Nov. 22, 29, Dave Oowtan Dally Piiot Nov 15 22 29 Have you •tarted doing l'lcUtlout 8ualneH rtmcMna the ..ne from f'\B..IC .-u:TOf TO M HQfS1' lhe ml~ dlaafbld 1i1ow City Clerk'• Ollie•. 77 Fair MESA, CA 92827 Oec. e. l3, l996 F033 Thi• 1t1lemtnl Wll flied Doc e 1991 • • Fo14 ~ntt• r~OOdno '-h Name •tat•m•nt ukl lancJ x land, 111U.Rfo.00t11..,..ut .. nal la purpar1ld ID bt: r7tl .... Orlvt Co1ta MeH F0t tht lollowlng type of with the County Clerk ol · • · ..,,.an au r.,. The followlng persona ar• lnducllnQ the to wtllc-... .,w.~Ol-.lhlldS..~ ... Drift CJtt1 Mau, ca MARY T ELLIOTT UcenH: 47 ON-SALE GEN· PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 1M2·116 PUBLIC NOTICE ~· •t•l•cmtnl wClaa "'4 doing bualne" u : D & L ltoctl Of clr1I .e~dltnl,.,..CDMW'dlollld tHlt Thi llndellfOlltd Tniltft • c EAAL EATING PLACE 19913701020 lh lht ounty n ° Venellng. 445 Vitti Pared•, and,,.. from ltnda oetw 110111hl*!IJ¥h1wllidi.lofT•fl diaclainl any llbllilJ lot any • DeputwCltW lork Publl1h•d Ntw~ort PlctltlouaBualno.. D II Pll IN t5 22 it Fl tltl • lnon Orang•Countyon1Me.te Ntwp0'1BHch,CA92880 Chatlttio.hlnllllll>C\'tde-111~....iil.O""'-Rf inconW::tnetl Cl the PIOClff\y Publl•h•d Newporl Bt1ch·Co111 MtH Dally Nem• ltetemtnt • Y 0 ov. • • • 0 oui ua 1tff37021U Lyn Allen Staucllr,ger, 44& ICl1bed,ollorgaaWllll,tun-a. hnNllr ..,..,_~"A" lddMa _., l3Hch·COllO Mtll Dally Piiot Novtmbtf 29, Dtctm-The following perton1 ar• O.c. 9, 199e. F01& n!':i:w.'ta!!':-nt ar Ollfy Piiot Nov. 22, 29. VIila Parada, N•wporl na1a and INftt Into, ,,.. 1 Uit no 8 • hM llld dal!on*\ "': lllr ltW1fln ""= Piiot. Decemb•r 6. 1996. btr' 8, 13. 1996. doing buelneH H : GI.(). PUBLIC NOTICE dol"" l>ueln:1t Ii·-~~~ Dec. 8, 13, 1991 F0411 Beech, CA 92800 thrCUgh or 8Cf'OJ9 the IUI>: ~ ., .. ~ p11n 1111 "*' amount' Cl tit ·--~ F091 l'C>ee BAL 1<CHANOE. 2900 Brit-... • D Thi• butlnH• I• con-.....-. d the lend..,...,. lwcadld s..!W 28. 1978 ii .. ._ ______ T_C ____ , PUBLIC NOTICI IOI St.c SI•. B·101, Co••• flctltlou• •u•lnoH ~~·~~·9.2r:...~.°Cm.a'" PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by:.,, Individual boW dwr1md .,,., to 1~7. ll!Vt. of otil ..-:":' ~-::':".::::: PUBLIC NO I .. ~·x•·Tr:1'~~28 Comp•n ' Namo Statomtnt Bwnard Navetta, 420 14th Flctltlou. luelMH ~~~•t?fl•~~ ,.~~ baltOfn tuCh Wl\lplta CMr Of ~ auty, ~ PINI i I/ft IUIMlillll _...,.,... eo&t&. Plotltlou• aualnoH Flotltloua aualne.. (CorPOf•tlon) (CA), ;96o d!r'9 '~::=.~!~~~ Sh_Hun11ngton Beech. CA Name Statement Lyn AllenYSta~,,Qer ~ = ~ lldldld 11~ ~lt»h lllPWlt end IMtat at 1111 Na mo atatement Name ltet•mont 8rletol St. SI•. 8 ·101, ptldng City b) Wt1l Cout 9~8 The loltowlng penona art Thie etalament wu n1ed beneJlh or beyond the us. ,.,. ....... llCIOmmOll tlll 11rM d tit 1n1111 llllilllltttiOf ,of Tht following per1on1 att The following pe<eona llt Co111 M•aa. CA. 92628 Surplue c) Oall Dl1count• T"'' bu1lnH1 I• oon· doing bu.inff1 a1: PAO. with the County Clwk ol ltof limb thJt90f _,., ~.., •••U1ftllo,.coml'llOll .. ol._ lie Nolice GI Sall la dc>ong buelnoH H : lo• doing butlnJH H t 'OUR Thlt bu1ln111 le eon· 100 sCholz /iaza #2to: d~oted b~an lnd~du:~ CESS CONTROLS, 1'17 Riv· Orange County on tt-19-116 dlll, .........; tcllllP. .::!:s!'O..:'~~f.!i')"' Ut1.m.11tr11d1111Mtt0Mh. ~oblH Moblft ~Orne b · PAWS PET 8ITTINQ, 118 dueled by:. COfPOf•tlOn Newport Beach CA 92ee3 buar• y ,:•.,, Oct il •raid• Ave., Newport 1HtS702311 mllf'Uln,,......,...,_,-... ..........:. ::.·o1 IMTll.-e .. ICCll!ltaClllllll'• tAtH, 13100 M91•nl• Or .. 22nd St .. Coe1J Mesa. CA., Have you •latl•d doln; Muon TOdd Vavert. 100 1e:e l\ffl Y• yH, . • Beach, CA t:ze&3 Dally Piiot Nov. 22, 29, operMe any ...., well Oii ~ ~"":'1Ud111tmltdlhd dllct dllWn Oii .... flt,.. Wes1mln11er.C1111.92683 928112'7,_·-H 1"'*"" d bue21"111yel?yu,Sept,3, SCl'lotz Plan 1210, N9W· B•-•rdN--a Donald C. Stg\lfa, 177 Dec 8 13 1991 F04l mlnalwtttiouthoMVW,tht nflli.ticall'llllld~d tloftll~dltdtchwnbyl Dorolhy Mllltr·Sublalt, Ju t .,..., ong, ,.. "n 199 ...,... 8J h CA 92613 .... ..... Alv111ld• Av•.. Ntwpc>rt ' • • itght to......, "*-lltore U • __... ....... Cid_..._ 1019 N. Rldgtllnt Rd .. Or· St., Co•ll t.f•11, CA .. OX Trading Compeny, 'Thie ~•'Inell 11 oon· ~~~· ~·t~nntyt w~,:1-:, Bt.ch,liCA92813 PUILICNOTICE pfofl .;;. ......... ~ =:~www.;:.,.---~,.:J d:t°dr..nwa-.07"~ •no• caur, 928611 9.212'7 Hengam1h Hemldl, C.F.O. ducted b"' an lnCIMClual Thi• u1ln111 11 con-tlle ~ tlle iDo "".. .......... and Ml lltodlClorl. waller J Miiier 1 San Mlchell• Dawn Krom-This atatamont w .. filed H b~ tarted doing Orange County on 1M2'91 ducttd by: an lndMClual Plotltloue h.a.w... llCl9or ~--Fllllu9y1.l, 1911~tlodi1 . 111181 _.,.'VO Miguel. Colo o'• Ceu. ming•. 18122ndSt .. Co1ta with th• County Cl.,k OI b=H~ytt?aNo 199•'701818 Have VOii 1t111td doing Nameltatemont =~~ mof=r-:= ... ~~..:.= C11T11. 92676 Meta, CA .. 92t27 Orange County on l MS.90 Muon Vtvtt• Dally PlloC New. 18, 22, 29, bu1lne11_ytt? No Tho fol1owlng pereon1 art P\#ttls ~ uneo =IO ::iu:-. 1 '**-- William L. Miiier, 24901 Tnlt bu1lntat I• con-18913702080 Thi• atattmtnc wu nled Doc. I, 1"8. F01& OonaldC.Stgura dOing bullnett a1: Salon°"'*" ... llw::..-n#ld ,,._.,_..._..:.,:. ... =-~~.:'~ C1mm1no Ville, El Toro, duct~ by: a Oentral Part· Oally Piiot New. 22, 29, with the County Cltrk of Thie ltl1•mtnt WH ~Udo, 3441-H Via Udo, Mllgrw.~' ....... the ndtls~lrt---~--._:.-..II Calll 112830 1 '*H • .• p 1ta11---d...i-Dec. e. 13, 1996 F035 Orange County on 1 MS·90 PUBLIC NOTICI ~·~.J.h~.~tvon o, 1er1k .. !. Newport e .. cr.. CA 92"3. rfgtltto .,,., .,....,., .. -......... -... ~ yr •• -. -...... Norm• Callahan, 111 av r,u ... ...... 189aa7021ao ""-·• """"'"• • .., IMotl I(, MID.,~ toe-A "'· or a d..,. • fdo _.....,tonltl'rof• -... "-.,=" ~-~~~~~ c:ir'e;~houund ~J:~:: PUILICNOTICI Dally PU<>' Nov. 22, 29, ~:.:.~~::::.~• Ody P~~~OJ~~. ~front. Ba boa, CA:: .. ~ ... -= :!r.=~·--:_-.i :;:• .. -:=-=: Marilyn Oamrn. 9 Knowlta, MIChtllt Dawn J<tommlnQa Flctltleua 8u.,,.... Oec. I. 13, 1991 FCXM The Jollowlno. Pf'IO"! ar• o.o • 1t 1991 FOCSO Thi• bu1lntH 11 con, #Id dlllnJd • etdlialltt• ....,,.,, c1...,'r.:a, Ible to thl ~ w..,... • lrvlnt, Calif. 82115 Thll ttattmtnt waa llled ....... ltat*'9tettt PUILIC NOTICI ~ buelMM .. : Grout · • ' dUCtJd by. an Individual , ..._ ,.._ ..__ ~ 1 tn* of fllM. 111111111 • 111 Katherine &uedorl. 24ttO wtth ttw eo.ny Cterk Of TN lollOW!ft9 Plfton1 •• Teoh, ut catnbfldO• Cir· PUIUC NOTICI Haw you ltaltJd doing ._ '"""'""°'' --I;._..,__....., .. = .. made. i... .... _....." •Wiidwood Cyn, Ad., N• Ofll\gtCountyOn 11-04·11 dol= l>Utlneal u : IHf, '1ctltlow8uetMte ~Cotta MMa. Clllf. ,,......_._. IM bullrltMy.t?no ~"':.... s~ .. :"~: W1f1111tr ....... • fr"'9d hlll.callt.t\)lt 1fft37009M w ' c:omo.nv. 2201 Na.............. ---~.. SarionK.Mlllet to. llllMCa. 2: UllA ~. Q'...._ .. ..,l'i """" Ill u11111'm1 • vhlt bu.in .. t II eon-Dally Piiot Nov, 11+ 22, Ol'IC OrlvO '40Ci~ ltvlne, ThJ tollowlng persont art 0Nct W. "91cNnan, 4M . .. ... ltat ..... t ~ lfllttmtnt WU fllt<I llMiMI .,.,_ 91e ~ 111111 1111111 ._ llM tit W ~ • J11111?W f11 ;=p by: a gtntfat part• 21, OJo, I, 1991 ffC)(M ~:.e:..a.,dt l COmpt"V, g:v, ~Mii ~~ ~~. ~· Cotw d~~~ :':: ~~ r~.: =:1 :w., ~: =..:::t: OI Gf .. ~ ...... ~ = 1..Have you •tatted doing lnO., <CA), aot Dul'ont PubltO Acc!:raM. a4M ltll• 1>1111n1t1 11 co~ O'COMll Md ~. 1"9S702174 ,_. .o ... •••l'NN,..; .. ..._.,.__. =-~ .... oualnttt yet' Ve•. 1Nt PUILIC NOT1CI DtM..1. 1U1te 400, lrvfne, CA 1 e ar111ot auhe 110 dUC4ed bV1 en lndMctuel en V111 Hott Court. Cotti Dally Piiot New u a .,. ww M ....., lie· .-aw. ... to .._.. ..., .. ..,.: ,._ It.Ill • ~~hy Mllltr•lllblttt, PlotltlHt •••tft•• w,i• bu1lnt11 It con. ~ e•. CA eaeeo' ~vet?at.:*9 doing =~'Connell ta o.c. I. 1', 1"' • ''°41 ~ u.. ca:uwoo ._ _., ar f.::"* .., .. ..,.... _, ._ 0.. • lllllr· ' Thi• e11tttnen1 •• fllt4 ..... at.t•••Rt dueled by: uofpottllon ~1 ci~':t ~~'~ David w. AtlchlNn Van Hee• ~. CO•• PUIUC IOTICI F J\:1 :::= :;::=..., ':.=:= « • ._ • ,.._. • • wllh ~ County Cltfk 0( Tht ~ ,.,._. art Have you atar1ed doing Coaet, CA '2M'7 Thie ~ wu lllt<I MeM. CA nat ,_...1 -..._ -...... -. IMlllil. ............... __ Orange Cow1t1 on 10.2•te dClnD llutlnott tt: ~ ~~no Thi• builntH 11 oon-wtltl the County Cler\ G4 Teti• bu1lno1a .. It oOn-,.....,.... ••lft•a .......... INt ;;; "-'..., C..--W llD .z"• d .. _.. • If Ill IWll 11HUOOOTt nallvt ~. 11A °"' ..... Watde I eomoeny, d~ byl 91\ lndl-Aduel er-. COunlV on 1MMI ~~In lncfMduel ·-........... ...,., .. oor ................ --.=. .... .. -..... ,..... Oaltr ,llot N<w. 12. tt1 t.w. ~ AW .. Poune.An r .. l.dwtn D. Staneomt, H~ ~ ttantd dOlnO 1 ... 1701117 ~'ff!!.IDN!d CIOlnQ 1b1 ~~ ,_.......,ID.,_.. i ....,.._...... a.ii ,.,.,.. ...... Otc.t.t3.1... '°9l ~~·IOCIM.:~'1 Otttwl '\... eUh,,_,. WM tlled ~Y41(tno 0.HotNov.1.1.D,lt, ~Anricrc:.... ~ • .:-~ ..... ~!E'S ....... 111..-arh ........... 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"_..,. .... • ::::' .. ~ .. ·~·J ~~" ..... on,,.......,., SILL = -,.': ... !':'!!-0nt11e-' .. .:o:~e •• 1:r= ·-:-=: Jclfoe -..... • .. ~ ......... • ,.,,.. .-. ,.,.. .. ........_for ~ san ....... ~--........... ~~~~" l"'°"''•lt ~ °"~°" lata .ou H"''Me sen your l>Ctrl CM, ... Ma;CA817'CM . ~ ..--; ~~~=· a. ~ • ClilllNlr'I ..._ .. ,.,. -11111 ,.......,~;,~ OOl'9•W_,....... houathofd vvehtcll :=-:.r ... ~ hOfM, an.......... •~ :=:•••••.-:-.:::.•4•r.•At ·r.,.• ... •;z_ OMliitt • Items Cllalfltd CA~ a,...'°''''''"°' 1"""8 .__..,~.__. ......... -~•l!I .,,,,,,_,, ••••• ID ClaHJ!lld ... ,, ™• ,.,.,,.. ...,, • ... ,,_. .. ~"' • ..,. _.,._ ..... FlUOAY, DECEMBER 6, 1996 • Polley Index Pl • Bow to Place A 1-.1.s• ~H Rates nun dt•tullines art' ~ubjt•<·t to chungr without not ire. Tht> publi-,hl'r rt•-.en e~ thl' nitht to ct'n-.or. rl'dassify. rt'\ i~t' or n•jrct any clas~ilied ad,ertist-ml'nl. Plea"t' repon an~ emir that ma\ be m \'our cla~.,ifil'd ad immrdiatt'ly Tur Da3y Pilot. 8CCCf>1" no liabilit~ fnr any error in an adH•rtbement for .. ·hil'h 11 ma' be n-~pon~1ble rxcept for tbr m-.1 nf the ~1w•· actually cwrupied by 1hr 1•rr11r Crt'dit cirn 11111~ be alluwrd for the fin.t i1i-.1•ni11n !I ca , St•n .. .... ..... By Fax (714) 631-6594 ByPhone (7 14) 642-5678 By MaMn Person: .HUM. IOl9IO 0 "'011TUlllTY ...................... -• ., .,., 11.-..U ...... Ftf· ... ,. ...... Alt" ... .. .................... ......... ...., ...... i.....ue. " •llcfl•la•lln ..................... ...................... ......................... ............... ....... ,I "11." • t • S1 la (Plral>t' include your name and phont number and we ·u call you bark with o pnre quotl".) 330 We t Bav Street Costa Mr~a. GA 9262? ,\1 ~( .. •1>on Bh d & Bay 1 Hours Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monduy-Fridoy Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm ~tonduy-F riday ----Deadllnes -- Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesd ay ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ....... Wedne~day 5:00pm Friday ............... Thursday 5:00pm Saturda)' ............... Friday S:OOpm NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT WESTMINSlU 2192 CORONA NEWPORT NEWPORT NEWPORT BEACH 1069 BEACH 2 169 BEACH 2169 DEL MAR 2622 BEACH "2669 BEACH 2669 BEACH 2 669 MISCEUANEOUS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiii~ii!i!i~iiiiiii Weatmlneter Chima liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilijiiiiiiii RENTALS Hue• 819 Cyn Home Udo l•I• Ba~ront Th• Mo•t 2.br 2.5.ba, twnhH Cute Garage Apt. * 18R $850 * Nwprt Hgt• 28r 18a Spectacular e>c.an I••••••••• 3700+ aq.ft. 4bdrm. 2Br/2Be MW on aandl EXCLUSIVE atyte, overslz9d encl 1bdrm, bath & patio. 28R 28A $795 Garden poof apL FrM and Channel Views 3b•. B•nk owned. Lndry, f/p. 13500/mo, C 1 T gar, lndry facll, patio. 1900/mo. South of the O/W Incl. 60ic30 pool. lndry, CTprt. 1795. Pet Luicurloua 1 br end 1--------- Ant 470-8134 1yr leaae. 087-3305 Zip .. ~95n7 .. 0 wn Meny nice extraal Hwy. 310-543-5181. No pets. Cerport. Ok. Nr 18th 84S-.900 1br+lort with 2 apa-ROOMS 2706 • On the Sand 2br Luxury rental condo-no peta. S945+ aec. *545-4855* Nwpt Hgt• 3br 1ba c loua balconle•·l~i!i!iiiii!ii~iii~~iii ---------• 1.5ba, upatalra dupleic mlnluma CLOSE-OUT 714-895•3357 COSTA •~r 11 2624 1bd New carpet, paint, bungalow. Small y8Td A1bu~dantd w~lk In Balboa P•nlnsula Point CEMETERY LOT/ on Beacon Bay with In prHtlgloua Newport ••••••••• AYUNA fridge, patio. 1865. $750. + 1450. dep c OH an • orage. Nice clean quiet homf YPT 2 Patio gara~e no pets Coaatl Only 2 mlle• 747-7785 nope.. 848-4eM Gas and watw paid. Fum. bdrm w/klt pnv . CR 12 5 • · · Walk to Balboa taland w/d. $450d 87s.2102 $2000. 83·5199 away from the beach, APARTMENTS $599 Move In •B•achArea• Nwpt Hgta H .. 3br and the beachu.1=-=--.,,,--~---=--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P r eetlge Condo our ~autlful 2bd, 2ba FOR na~ Ctn, lg mtn cabln-slyle. Pennlnaul• yrly 1·3bd. 3ba, w/d hkup, gar. Preatlgloua resort H .B . Oceenfronl & Pao mo Vl•w 4 Ocean gated 3br 3ba, 1800sf, d11e3•710'! n •Eac•ht a 'c!-•• •.t ••••~••"' £••• 1 er, wtk_., ctst, pool, new All cloH to water. A I I • m • n I t I e • llvlng with a tunning 22nd St. Pvt room View Iota •11205 COEF. hrdwd flra, lndry fly d 1 ~ fl.. '" carpet. nr bch, Tri/Sq. 1775-$1500. HoUday & Avt 12-7 759-0874 1unael1 and cool unlurn, atlar• ba\h 1 1 1 ,500. 310/531· hkupa, pvt entry, cntrl ca Hg .. -.. oorp-aunkhoU9eApte Vacation Rental• elso. CLAS SIFIED breezea. Apla starting UUI paid. N/S J)Mf • 7321, Of ~02/1558-0431 pool/apa, no pet•. Ian lncludea w/d, ,.. --------Pat M2·1401 VIiia Rental• It'• the reaource you at $1350 . .,88-1858 Kitchenette In rOCMlfl . '*---""'·"' ............... ~ -------·:-..::" ... ...::-~ HOUSES/ Sl900/mo leaae Incl frlgeralOf, private ga· BALBOA 875-491't cen count on to aell a Lndy. 1 blook to weler, lraah, aewer, ~!~g·~ ':~c~o~:veplac~ iilSiiLANDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii6iiOii6 *~MM:.r:J.~ ~~=:: myriad or mercha,,.. Stunning 12oosq.1t ~=;;"~~~ :;M.rof· aas7oc1 ,,.du7-:.S.:. '!,V51 4Ja3n· 1 City light view loc•-Gated 2-3Bd $775-875 Qreat Upper Studio dlse ltema, becauae lotVoffice apace full •--------- .. ....,...._. ..... CONDOS ......... _. .. .,... i. ""' FOR RENT .... vv·• Wd hk 1 rt Pvt ent Ip pool ten our columns compel kit & be• ... AdJa~t to lion a, gated com-2BR Spaoloue Up•" ·up, app •· ve . · · · · u• .,._, munlty; pets welcome. s. Bay view. Cleanl carport. Sect.a welcome Steps to bch. N/amk. quellfled buyer• 1o Via Lido Marine . Convenient c 1 ... mec1 M 2-H78 .. ' ' .......... --------Can't seem to get to all those repair Jobs around the house? Our raaldenta heve StoV9, frig, utll pdl Se habla Eapenol. S800/mo. 842-3162 calll 11300/mo. 225-1815. access to state or the 11.200. 818/241-7408 714..eSC>-3083 M2..S878 .. SJI ....... -... ........ 110 alHUO •rt fltnHa facility. apa-•-----------------------------------------... c lous end modern --------clubhouae, 2 pools, 2 BALBOA ....... ,~.-,.. --------e.12 21 at ,DC_.,.._ COSTA MBSA 2124 .......... -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii **28D w/am garege. ••••••••I WIO Hk·upa. Fenced backyard. 1750/month Pam/Agent 154&-5880 HOUSES/ CONDOS POR SALE HUNTINGTON -----•IBUCB 2140 ---- ------ Let the Claa-lfied Service Directory help you find rellabl• help. M2·5178 ~~~r.r .·n~M~~~1r:.:: PENINSULA 2607 MOVE·IN avellable. 2 bcl/1ba Large deck Call 84().2800 garage, W/O, yearly: •reatrlctlona epply 1985 utll ln<:I. Avall Weterfront Home 12/15. ... ..... 2 O or g • o u • v I e w . BAYl'RONT 2bd/2ba Luxury 4bd/2,5be. condo, near Pevllllon, Pool, tennla, beach. 2-car ptmg, pool, dock G!NBlAI. 1002 MEET 850-8010. 762-cM29. avell, no P-eta. 11000/ mo, yrtv. 87318140 Beautlfu'I Hlatorlo W!STMINST!Jt 2192 Opper 31Mi/ibi 3br 2ba home, with someone special 1 hM to beach. Yrty. Aeal letete PorlaJef ••••• WHkend OponHouHtf ••••• The Daily Pilot Real 1br 1ba untt, aero.. through classified 11495/ 2 1mg. from •c •nlo Lake1:-_______ _... _______ _. Jim mo •• ~. P&J1(, blocka to ocean. --------11900/mo. Avell 12/1 714-M0o40U •-c-O-ST_A_MESA ___ 26_2_4 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2124 Lr9 4bd/iba home ''iiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii Quiet femlly neigh. 11 --- Encl yard. Pet• ok • Walk to bHCh. 2•cat attach gar. 11750. lnol gatdrw. 980-9•77 -~ ------ Estate Tab which la publl1htd HCh Sat· urday It an etrecttve ••-------Ind lt1txpenalve way tntWPQDT to l hOWCHt that AUi " •P•clal property. llACB Call our Claaal119<1 Dtpwtment Toellyll ...... .,. COION& Dll. llAI 2169 beach • "I ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY PILOr -Robert Matthews, General Sales Matl4gn; South Coast Toyota South Coast WJlvo "In the automotive bwincss it's very important to reach everyone in the community. Advenising in the Daily Pilot has hdpcd me to do jwt thal. "South Coast ToyotaNolvo is and will continue to be the number #1 Toyota outlet in volume and sales th.rough its continued commitment advertising in the Daily Pilot." --rhanks Daily Pilot for making my job &: South Coast Toyoca successful today.,. ... •• FRIDAY, OEQ M8E9' 6, 1996 2722 ~00~ EMPLOYMENT !M.PLOYIDNT !MPLOYM!NT CBIUSTllAS CORONA BtnmNGTON SAMTA ANA t 180 CHIVIOLIT 9045 , '" vnu 2925 5530 5530 S!JtVICES 5533 IOUTIQlJIS 6092 DEL KAit 8122 lllCB 1140 -.. !iiilll!il~••••I ••tatwo.r ... a... •·•~ au•ua.-•'. = :!:~.!. LOa T 'Paco' 4 y/O P•T lleo,..tloft .... Te t. "'. r ll • t I". _e.... A x .............. to ••lllovtntt .... ** a.#aMllr Sale Ap~·· fum, T.V'• 1/2 ton 4114, fully Gott • •pe, -·· ma .. cat Or&ng*/Whlte Clerlcat potltlon fOt Im.med ~99· pt/ PIMM be sw11• tlult Remernberl In the CNallty Pumttw e Clothe a, clothe•. houMWatH, clothing, eqwpped. Orla OWMf, • ahop, ,. ... clo.. with bl~ •yH vie Senior compleJC. Mutt ft+bene. can on ~ the Uttlng1 In thl• cat· Gerden Room. Follow Cuatom 92" &awndef & mlae. l'louHhold. coll•ctlbl••· e&c. $23,950. 931-3118 by. l.o-fateel 24o.3197 Orange/18th. 842· be a peopi. pefSOnl hatf of mafor utll co'• 9gOfy may requlr• you th• path of Balloooa. plllow·b•Ck aofa w/ · Sat/SUn ...,,...pm S at/Sun •a,...3pm '87 Su.b/Tahoe/Trk9 RENTALS TO SHAU 8584,,07·9418pg te.50hr. 7 ... 72e1 lOpreaent newMrvtc. to call a 900 numblf Dec 8•7 , 1 ... P .M. matchl'lG h " lov• M3201""'plo 1a1aaouthRoaa HUO-dl.ec/lmmeddel Loat male miniature PT Clertoal ~=.-l~ng~~t','°:,~ ~.,~!'.., ~fn~.1.' a !~..c;Coata .~;~7~~ Hat. Beige oval 9'1112' ••tutday •t ltlNa ••••••••• Direct Lt11I~ • 2724 Pl C.. It 11 Cl k/E d •-....-,..., rug +3 •m matching. Item•, kitchen llem•. (714) •.a•~1•1 " • n .. er, ear• a •r rran per1on mated •n ron w/paJd 2 gla•• top/baM end Lo'8 of mlM:ellaneoual 'l'D•VSPOIT'•TION -• • clipped, blt</tan. with own car. Call training Ii oppot fOf ••••••••• tbls. 80"x84" Baker'• 81-.A Geneva ~NV1 A 2 Youq ltrof'I• w/ 57S-7130pgr/851.e391 723-5511 (1 Oam-2pm) a d vance m • n 1 In ~ • D •GE c • 1 1:$ rack, gun metal. Cu•· 38R, 2BA home. Fem LOST Of' postlbly sto-Retail Sale• Sport• Buena Park Corp ofc. MERCHANDISE UAIV1. -_.. tom 42"x80" double --------1 praf'd. 1500 + ulll. l•n 'Candy M.,le', fe-knowledge a mull. 800-223-1025 ext3305 beveled glaa1l0p coff NEWPORT _B_O_A_T_S ____ 7_0_1_1 •'90 LeBaron• -----CHRYSLER 9050 'lk• to bch. 97u979 male pure ot>red Choe Great Job , Iota of fun. WANT•D lbl w/faux flnl1had 1e•cB 6169 :!:: • a brau • b QA Convertibl e. One 3 ROOMS avail now In Ulb 11/30 vie of Ho• Call Aana, 721-vT 4 Enthuala1tlc peraon to •.-YQUES 6010 aaT.DOA wan a1e. .. .. 000 11 • be tit 1 c M h pltaVOld N-port, NB. run front office tor A&• u ~ Beige On solabd. Ork '74 Mark 2 Zod9-o owner. ""'• m ••· · • au u . . ome, fteward 8 48·78e8 II• Clerk/Delv Pff Chiropractic faclllly, PENINSULA 6107 wicker w/gla11tpa cofl Q SAL.II UT a.2 20hp Johnson engine, $5,500. 841.0800 ..: ~-~~!'·c~fi't;.~.;~: •LO•T• c+arm/llln•,•.g•5· 8~u0/•h',l'l~v0•r basic tyf,lng & lnter .. 1 tbl, d .. k, end tbl. 11500 Warwlci<, Dover metal floorboard•. '88 LeB.,on Conv In learn ng •• req'd. Pecan flnl1hed octa· ShorH. !furn, hHhld, Good condl 842·n94 Red w/Blk top, A/C, CDM &.ovely rm, own Small Sliver Yorkle. people pran 842·0108 BIH pay +bonutu. Top Ooll•r P•ldl Treaaure• Galore gon game tlb' w/4 1port1, c1th1. applc1. Am/Fm, l.oadecu 38k b•, ehr kit, Polnaettla. 12/3 at Senta An• Ave Shlpplng/Reoelvlng Call 378-0882 From 1800·1960. •g1::~od~~g·~:~1~a!lt~ wicker backed & pad· Garage aale i at 9.3 mllea.$5000. 630·1941 S550. 878-0902 & 22nd St. C .M . Clerk at South Coa1t WANT•D PT 1 po to entire estate. 8 cl'lelra, labuloL11 ded aeat armchair• on New & u1ed clolhlng, POWER BOATS '80 LeBaron Convrt. - COM Walk to Fa1hlon Reward. 848•9984· Plaza. F·T Available. e E1thetlclen1 •Skin :1:!.!'.:::.g~~rn.c~lt~~· Glabman• trlple rollers. AnUque •lot ~wetry, kitchen Item•. 7012 8cyl turbo, AJO. full laland. Share duplex. 635"3450• Tonya. . 714-840"°419 Care Tech. e Ma11age 40Yr NB RH 673-a223 dre11er & mirror, new ~h8:~1f:~r L;:;0':"1n'f"~ni Ids •katea/helmet, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pwr, CC. tint, Lo.ml, $350/mo. Ulla lncld. Therapl1t Contact 1ove1&bt, oak roll top · r nice gifts. 2423 V11ta D $6000. 87S.9M1 Sherry 875•8834 Shlpplne/R•oelvlng Bonnie at -i•• .,.4.,.3 appt call, 873"°443. Nobleza (Bluffs) WA N T I! U • • d • Full·tlme C l erk . vv-v • de1k1, cherrywood -----------------'---1 Rellable lnllatlble. H.B . Bluffs. Stir nwly EMPLOYMENT Builder'• l'lardwere Wiii Call CHhler/ hall tree, patio table & Sat-Sun 8-3, hHhold Huge 2·famlly ••I• 241·1850 remdld 3bd/2·•hb•. exp prel'd. 494-7282• Clerk. Wl'loleaal • .a.r·:r~ ~ cl'lalre, new fashion Item•, 2·P•llo lounge LoveHat, cl'lalr, otto-gar, w/d. VIEW. 2 rma Plywood & lumber co. ~ ~ ~ Jewelry. chlldrena cl'lra, Fisher •peakers, man, quaen eleeper --------- New Yorker Deluxe Family car, Exc·Cond New paint, tran1. tires. $3650.obo 536-8733 avail Mstr $750. bdrm/ Teacher Pff After Heklng well organ· AnliqUft lo •50. Mod-. clothH. xma1 Items. Ro11/aklla, 2·•m•ll •ofa, oak tabl••· MARINE SLIPS bale $600. 844-0138 _E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_NT___ 1chool care In N.8 . lzed detall Oflented 408 E. Bay Av• tebles, cloth ... etel •tereo, Nintendo, DOCKS 7022 N.B . Pen Lrg rm, big 5530 2-Spm ECE unit• req. lndlv. w/enthu1la1tlc ·=~buy: In All•Jt 67s-4339 . 415 Hellotrope Kid'• blkH, clothing & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DODGE 9065 cloM t, xtra storage. 3 759-1146 Fu-650-3539 peraonallly to manage .,,_, I,~ (In the aJ .. y) 1011 toy1 Including liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l'loua.. 10 beach . •Telecom S•I••• our wlll call office. c:Hrw.poillry. CORONA Asher Price & Playak· Side T l •• for 25' aall ..,88 Colt• ssoo~ dep. 548~653 An ll!xtra $900/W .. k FIT, high earning po-Must have caahler ddcoaintorh COSTA ••rrA 6124 ool, & ml1c houaehld. boat. Nr Lido Bridge. In original condition. ten ti al. Call Jodi, exper. & be knowl· = ..,_ bn DEL MAR 6122 ~ ·Aleo Gift Store Nwpt Bch. great loc. Mllage 75k. 51,450 N 1 B Oceanfront Beaut P 1 rocde1sNHUD/F~~ r• (619) 862_9933 edgeable of general iw.i,_ • ·• •Clo••out•I• $9.00 per ft. 675·6128 041.oBOO urn h1e on brdwalk. un s. o expe.-nce. office aupport. M·F. ...,._,,. 8 Antique Oak dresser 1---;;........;.....;~;..;;..--W/d, l/p, gar. Prof'I. 1-800-758-0377 24 hr• TELEMARKETERS 7am-4pm. Stable Co. dlcol1iwe oflildl. Huge 3 tamlly ••I• Hoag Thrift hop ~& sideboard, Chri1t· '9 2 250 RAM conver· S600. 78-0342 C 1 • r 1 0 • 1 p T f 0 r Work @ Home In Tualln w/employ.. •One llfn « enh Ill* ~':~~''::i~iri'::~~•~h~fd ::b e.,~<\i.h 1 f r:':rf~~ mas decorations & AlRCRAFT 8010 alon. White w/gray Int. , NB private rm w"wn dynamic, fln secure E arn up to $700 beneflll. Please call ·~•K* Item• & much more. /Xmas Items. 722•9106 tote of Annalee doll1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Low mlles. All extra•. enlry & bath, pool, bua. Exe English, w .. kly aelllng a long Marta or Butch at • &allt ... conduttld Sat 9 •m·3 Pm •Sat 8arn-2pm• • 7 9 w 111 a WI n g Incl TV, VCR, auto bed male pref. $450. utll cmptr & typlng'akllla. dis tance se r vice 2 59-1100 btwn M •lmmedlmlcah 803 Sandcastle HOT ROD G Sale Sat 2201/2214 Alta Vista Harrier Hangllder and recllnlng chairs. lncld . 854-2108 Jeanette 252.0251 over t he phone. To place an ad In 714-.249-3711 7am. Billet, vintage. HUGE MOVING w/harnHI & shoot. S15.900 673-8079 • Peld t raining. Call: Cl•••lfted Major Moving Sale wheels & much more. SALi! & CRAFT Good cond. 642·7794 l--------- Houeak••P•r/Nanny 1410().842·1400 Call 842•5878• furn, appls, l'lsehld 7 55 W. 17th Unit A Bou TI Q u E BUSINESS & FINANCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2904 Mak e • For1une In ln1urencel Amazing me11age reveal• detall1. 714-573-2436 •VENDING ROUTE• •All caah•20 exlatlng 1l1e1•8uy ell/part• •800-711-4361• M·F. Uve-out North•------------------Items. pallo furn. pot-i--P-k_l ___ L _S __ SaVSun Dec 14 & 15 ••••••••• Costa MHa. English tery. Sat/Sun 8-3. ar ng ot •I• F 9~• (II R I .APPLIANC 4522 D h t Tools, tires, clothes, rom ~pm a n: AUTOMOBILES ::~n~g R~~~.:. OF~~ Looking ~Of an 0pporturu•ty ES 6011 Cameo :::hi:~::• automotive. misc. ~~~~eh~~d ~.,;,~nf~~: ········-work & salary II 1 100 Victoria 11 h 1 history to 444-0282 to aJ kill 13 ou. ft. Freezer Sat 7:30 a m·12pm n ure, orse equ p , Java Centrale·N.B Now hlrlngl Service/ aalea, food prep. We offer fun environment, flex hrs & training. Please call: 653-4349 use your S es S S Upright. Xlnt condl· Can't seem l o much morel 20352 --------lion. 5125_ 640-7911 Sat 8 ·12 Moving Salel s .w. Cypret• BMW 9030 8Dd experience? •Refrlg $200, Wuher/ get to all those ~~:i~~~ b'!.'6;\1~!~~:. HUGE.: Dealgner Cloth· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dryer, $145.00 each. repair jobs bicycles, toy•. etcl Ing Sale All alze1. * '84 BMW 828e • 1't Lele Allplel 'J1mel Onagt County Edtdon 8 4 _,.5848 around the house? 3 0 12 .Jeffrey Ln Nothing over $5 & .50 New paint, tlrellbrks. bas an exciting opportunity for a PART· TIME Let the Claaalfled ~~~2 :;e~~~s~:~s~~ :r,5cJ'o~0n•9~~7~~':J All Kinds of Jobs For All Kinds of People. Claaalfled. Laborers Earn up to $500 Weekly Long distance phone com- pany 11 •Hklng pee). pie 10 ••rvlce ator• front promotional box route. 1-8<>0-354-7331 OUTSIDE SAi.PS REPRESENTATIVE. FURNITURE 6014 Service Direct ory HUNTINGTON MOVING SALE You will cootact potential subscribers at their help you find BEACH · 6140 Everything must go1 CADlLIAC 9040 ro• homes to sell subscripu'ons to the Times Orange Kl Sf W t b d reliable help. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Kltchen Items. cloth· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ng ze • •r • 1------..:......--Ing, Antiques. (Incl ~ 0 Coonty. The individual must be able to work Dk •t•lned pine. 2 Oak Ice box. mapla '88 Coupe d• VIII• h..._ Monday-Friday, 4pm-9pm. Current openings cup~~ds & :;''~or COSTA t•'l:r II 6124 COSTA ••'l:sA 6124 eh 0 pp I ng b I 0 ck. 4.5 Llr. One owner. co' ~ ~ are in Fullerton and Garden Grove. on t eadboar . all "~ """ plate•. gla11es & 44k mllea. $7,500. pedestal frame with e ea m b 0 t 1111. * 841.0800 • .... PERSON \I/ANTED To own & ~recall Ofc Admlnlatrator for HB Insurance Agency w/3 y ears exp . Computer 1klll1 are requ i red . Send Resume to: Capllol Resources. 1971 w. 1901h St. Sulla 200, Torrance. CA 90504 attn : K.McGulre mattre11, healer, pad-Sat/Sun 8am-3pm ---------TRE SUCerssruL CANDIDATE WILL HAVE: ded rails, 8 drawers, 4 2031 E.Balboa Blvd 'B9 Sedan DeVllle IA Q) \J c abinets. Includes 'r. • T Blk, blk llhr. Gold pkg. Iii I ~ •Salesorcustomcrservicerclatcdcxpericnce comforter. pillow .I. """6llfWS O" COllSI~ Moving Sale Sat 7 -4 V-8, lull powe r, I 'I-~ • Good oral convnunication skills shams, shee1s. $200. o·~·~-~ Lola of furn, W/d, dng loaded. Bose stereo. N candy shop In Cost.I ~ ~ll. LO'N~. For •nforrNltlon call Mts. Butdeni G<xlmet CM°d'f •Aprofcssional•NV" ... "" ... anddemcanor Call540-5995 INVITfSYou ToTHEIR tb1 +6chre,woolrug. phone, xlnt cond. as 0 ...,..,....--~ 354 Vlat• Madera S6750. Call Sieve •Cold calling experience is a plus O PEN HOUSE &: OiluSTMAs TEA Sat 8 ·2 3 Family SaJel 842•7700 ... ~ The Los An I T. " . . MERCHANDISE turn. crya1a1. clothing. --------~ gc es 1mes oucrs a compet1t1ve MISC. 6015 THUR 10-6 • PRJ/SAT 10-4 horse eaddle & tack CHEVROLET 9045 1""-~ compensation and benefits package. Qualified 1011 of wonderful buys ~ ...- Company. Dallas. TX 19721 991-8239 Office Aeat./Rec ept for N.B. Developmenl Co. Phone• & off. du· candidates may apply in person, by mail, by 4 xe area rug. sw Antiques • Jewelry __ 2_0_1_8_8_C......;...yp_r•_•_•-1 i,aiioiiiiciiiiaiipiirloiiii•iiiiCiili•i•i•liie -:J 0 fax, or by e-mail at: motif. $50. Brass tray. China • r-t.aJ • Silver Thur ·Fr I ·8 • t 9-4 Blue 4-dr sedan. pwr -I\ .&...I ANNOUNCEMENTS Ilea. S8hr. 719·0500 Office Help 6-10 hrl/ wk, flex. Computer Ill, 37". $150. 720-9480 -r• Xmaa Gltta and morel everything. New trans. ..... ..,.... THE Los ANGELES TIMES Artificial Christmas Fine Pumitwe tc c.ollectiblcs 20(';~ s~~~::~i:.. Pl. tires. $1000. 842-t233 as Co MA""' tJ' S th East Sal ro tree. Completely pr• .i. • ...:. I--· ofN t.•-~ '88 A•tro Van Only 0 llllng/typlng. S7/hr start. 873·8103 nsumer an.e ng OU CS "-enter wired w/ approx 20 naaut.anClC ~ .. c ewporc-mc.... ----------1 43k mlal V·6 Auto, N 5555 E. Inl and Empire Blvd. strings of lights. 8' l2lO IWtview .ROad •Cosca Maa 92627 C. 1tereo, pwr steer, LOST & FOUND 2925 P ·T for Interior Ontan·o,CA91764 Barrcanna/Alaskan ... ~ ........ ~ ........ ~MoM .. .i~ brk1. $6,990 837-7023 L!::::======::!.. $200. 721 -8230 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil D ••I g n Sh ow room. Enlry·l8).l.•I 642·2255 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 ;.'~~l Ad Production ~ ~; I Proofreader ; ~Part-time Cosra M cs;i typchoUSt' nccch detail oriented pn>ple obsn.scd with accuracy to become ,) pan or our ad building team. "'11111: Nor perfect spelling Grear grammar I Year proofreading experience An e~ for design Experience wuh Macintosh computers WIUll: A friendly working environment Convenient pan-time sh1fu Opporrun11y 10 move into graphic design Several ~ hour. 4 day a week shifts att ;iv;ulablc: Salary range from S8 10 SI 0 depending on expcnence Phys1al and drug 1cs1 required. Send resume and cover lener 10: California U>m.munity Nm Ann. The CCNI Typchousc 330 Wcsr B.iy S1rtt1 Com Mesa, CA 92627 FAX (909) 481• 8277 E·Mail jennifer.mccreight@latimes.com For more information call l-800-568-2387 Bqlll OppomDty f.IQplo)u Costa Mesa rypchousc ntcd.s detail oriented people obsessed with accuracy 10 become a part of our ad building team. YllU.. Great speed, minimum 60 wpm Accurate ryping Experience with M acin1osh compurers Previous ryping experience ~d building experience helpful, but no1 necessary WlllM: A friendly working environment Convenient part·time shifts Opportunity to move 1mo graphic design One pan-time 6pm to 11 pm. 4 day a ~shift is available. Salary range from S 10 to S 12 dcpc:nding on experience. PhysicaJ and drug lest required. Send resume and cover letter to: California Community News Ann: The CCNl Typchousc 330 West Bay S1rcc1 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ~ ....... F.fWI STARTING ANEW BUSINESS??. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1« lefpJ ~"' tlM DttiJy Pilot is plMStJ to "1lnlJfl1la II MW mVa now 111•iLJ,/, ID MW /Ns:iw. Wi wiJJ"""' SF.ARCH• nmne fer"'"°°"*~, """""" !"" ~ tiTM llNi tlx trip JO the °""' Hqp;,, SmM Ana. Tbm, of"°""" 11/tttr tM lftllrl, is wmpldlJ MAt uiiJJ fill""" fiaitiaus bwinos fllllM stlAmmtwith the ~ . cw, JllllNiJ1 (Illa" wtdt far""' u.wh"' rtlfllind"' """"""Ihm fo""" pro</ ef """6c ..... with ti#~ Qri I"'-1111/ '1J IO fl# JI"" fiailiaus ""1i1'tJf ~It """"Ill t/x IMil) PiJ«. 330 W. BllJ ~ OMw MeM. If r a11111111-:J.,-""'"'"' (711) 6'2--021.J ..- wil"""" •••llWllll p"" ,,, thii "'°"""'"' 1lllliJ. If,;,, Jw/J llfllM ""J J'wrlw JIU ... ,,.,, otlJ w ..J UC' wi/J k r..on thtM """ • ..,,... GMJW;,, ,,,,,,..,...,_ I , .......... '"Pilot ~ Bingo Table com· merclal blower-type w/ 100+ card•. PA & mike I 873-0443 Electric Golf C•r1 ciean. good condlUon w /eharger. $1500. 848-8118 Xmas trees potted 6-9' $39. Citrus, fruit, avo- cado trees fruiting S10. Herbs, junlpera, vine• $1 . Cement fountn• $110, bird baths $20. ~74-9422 COLLECTIBLES 6017 lnternatlonal Stamp Collecllon. Ideal Xma1 Olftl 840.2218 WANTED TO BUY 6019 Caah Paid For your old gold & dlamond1. Arty cond. Call Ray 201-3473 Top Doll•,. Paid For Records. Jazz, Sountracks , etc. Call Mike 645-7505. WANTED Elegant Grandfather Clock w/ We11mln1ter chlme1. 4 8 0 -7100 FREE TO YOU 6022 Y ellow Cann•• Plant• 546-9832 JBWELRY, FURS a ART 6025 EJtqulalt• Nat. Lunar•· lne, maxl•length Mink Coat. Worn twice. $3500. 875-3005 PETS& ANIMALS 6049 .~ ...... ltupple•• Teecup, Toy & Mini, l28041250. 546-2841 G....-oua young male aebl a ehepherd. Beautiful temperment. e7a.111e MUSICAL DfSTIUM!HTS 6055 Se•aphonea & •u• wanted. In any cond. 837•3104S BICYCLES 6010 SCHWINN Matching blue bMCh Cru1Mt9. M • f', R&Nty UMC1 ISO ••· Ito ror both. 173-IO?t. TWo tr Men'e ~h crul••r• I boy '• IO" bike. Mt .. 9M ncan We'll pay your toll when you take the new San Joaquin Toll road to us. Special GMAC Loyalty Lease If you have a Csdillac & leased It through GMAC, • this new lease special is just for you! CADil.d.AC ELDORADOs ~ __. Plus 19¢ +tax for 36 mos, do&ed end~-On approved credit. Total to start $3154.68down+1st pymnt, taxes, OMV & doc fees 1bt. pymnts $16,674.84 +tax. Uk rnl5/yr. Option to buy at leue md for 522,545.60. One only, ~ VIN#606.l43. Must be a cumnt Cadillac owner and GMAC Les.we. · ~ CADI LLAC. C REATIN G A ~IGHER STANDARD8 llLLEN , Newport ~ta Mesa Daily Pi.lex FfUOAY, DECEMBER 6, 1996 ·-l>ODGI toes JAGOAI 9105 IOIQDIS 1130 TOYOTA 1210 .,,.. ... &:.,..Ythtw/'blk ... • •• ~ ... J• ....... •, .. x.... ..... ~ ... 1111!1,.,.l!ll~~·a•a~c~Dilll• .. jlll•.!"!l ... !!~T~ ... ~ ... ~ .... l!l'•l.:::;:::..:::::;::~...:.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:.._~~J :'o~d~5-~· 1~~~~ One OWMt. Low ml6e9 In OfiOlnal cond. One Aulo, AIC PWf ....,_ 9y CHM'IS oo.N s1a.eoo. 87-.3281 with '9COfdL ••2.0 ~r. VfHY lo-mhe. Ing. 8C* man. U.NO. wtdl OMM SHARIF 841-0800 19.500. Mt~ M1·SH4 ... ~NNNf.-sof - .......... T .... O ... D .. ~Y .. ' .... S-.-~-1: ·cgaSSWoRD PUZZLE . . --~~--------'-I·~::-::-=---~-..---'87 lleo ·~ 8moM '87 Mita Slvr 5-epct -9075 ~:•1 V~pl-• U1/blk 1n4. 1'\11 pwr. anrf, A/C, AM/t'M ..,.,. own.r: In original New ctth tp. 2 aletm cue. New U,.., .ng, '97 ..,./llJllp&ITrka Huge dl9Cllmm9d del condition. S1 2,950. eyetme. P\"I ...,eo, ECU, brlce. 1~4t5. TDIING 18 A DELICATE TlllNG Df rect LH1lna . C'rt4) .... 1217 841-0800 Mint cond, 7<* mllee. Under w.-mt.724-e905 123k. Pete, 730-5700. ..., ... nd Crua/4-Run H~ dlae/tmrned <Ml Eaet-WNt vulnerable. North iiL!XUiiiiiiiis iiiiiiiiiiii9ii11ii5 OLDSMOBlL! 9155 Direct Leatlna dee.la . now jumped to pme South knew alam would hav. p;i play and sot there ~ the abort.Mt rout.a P1C*lble. --------------~1 (714)M .. ta1~ ISUZU 9100 '90 Lexua •• 250 •aa Deh• ea artun iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiil AJC, Auto, PS, PW. V8, AIT!... A/C, full 1-ANTl---Q-UE$--.--- '81S Trooper Gcyl. ABS. All ••rvlc• power, "c,• AM/FM. .,. AJC, new clutch nffda re~orda. SHOO/obo. Lo-ml, 14000 975-9"1 CLASSICS 9,50 -------- NORl'R .,.,. OAQl75J <>AQ •3 aom• body work. 991-4138 1eae D•LTA .. &1800/ot>o. Rowel BrouehllM 310-438-5422 Fully load9d, V8, dark 'H fford Plokup WB8'T Profeealonallv re-6 Q 9 7 I atored, 2 year• ago 0 t 119,500 ......... 3 .0 -1101 EAST •Vold t>KJ 1088 0 87952 •KQ4 Weate jack ol diamonda wu won in dummy and a low spade wu led. When Ea1t ehowed out, declarer could not recover. After wlnnini in hand with the klnr1 South caehed t.he ace of clube and rutred a club. But now there wu no entry l>Kk to hand other than a hi1h trump for t.he aecond club rutr, and alt.hough Lhe jack waa eatabliahed declarer wu locked in dummy and had loet control of the hand. Try it.. ______ __;;...;;.._1 UNCOLN 9120. blue wtth llQht blue In- SELL terlor, 94,000 mllea. '78 Contlnent•I $3,000 °' beet offer. ~our Used Vehicle 714 574-4287 RE NT Cla11lc, aunrf, a11 1---~-------·· rough classlfied 111cc:e11. Leather, exc Buy It. Sell It. Find It. , 842·5078 cond $1 200. 650-2815 , ____ c __ •• _._._m_._d_. ______ th_ro_u_o_h_c_las_s_lfl_ed __ _ ----------·-------·-----·--D YES,SELL MY CAR Run your ad in Gty Zip Phone Credit Card D MC DVlSA D AM X • 10895, 80trm •AKJ 106 t> 4 <>K-4S •A . .J97 =~ 80l11'B WEST I Q p-I• P- l• p-S • p-,. p-t• p._ p-p-• 0perun1 Jud: Jack of o An unfortunate trump break waa the main cauee or the demiae of North-South'• elam. But different Urning would have landed the con- tract, alth.ough admittedly in a eerendipitoua fuhion. North-South bid well to the opt.i· mum epot. Once apadee were raiaed South started to move toward slam by bidding a new suit.. When North lnet.ead of Jeadlfll a t.rump at a trick two, declarer ehould have led a club to the ace and rufTed a club, dropping the queen. Al\er a trump to the king revealed &he bad break.. decllll"er could have rufTed another clttb to fell the king and eet up the jack. After cubing the queen of diamonda and ace of hearta, declar- er would then continue with a low epade to the ten. Weat could win the queen, but then had to put declarer back in hand to draw trumps and claim the balance. Learn to be a better brid1e pl•yerl SublClrlbe now to the Goren Bridp Letter bf callina (800) 788-1225 for Information. Or write to: Goren Brldire Let- ter, P.O. Doz -4410, Chicaco. llL 80680. Shopping for a new apartment? c:luslfied leta you compare coats • without hual• or worry! Claaalfted M2-H78 CLASSIPl•D 1t'• th• eaay·to-accesa, Information. packed marketplace vlalt9d regularly -1uc- c .. 1fully • by all kinda of con1um9t'a. CLASSIFlll!D lt'a the aolutlon you're ••arching for • wheth· ., you're aHklng a home, an apartment, a new occupation or even a atray pet. 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