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Sha1·ing the sorrow
• Friends and i:elatives pay final respects to Kori Emer,
the seventh grader who lost her life to meningitis.
'
By Michelle Terwilleger, Dai/if Pilot
Grief. Pain. Loss. Loneliness.
Standing under a tree and
beside a framed photograph of
Kori Emer, the Rev. Charles T.
Hughes described the feelings of
those who were close to her.
More than 300 people -sev-
eral of them students -attended
the grave side ceremony Tuesday
at Mt. Olive-Harbor Lawn Mortu-
I I I I I 1 ·
JOHp h n.
bell
Jane Roe's
niost recent
identity crisis
ways happens on the
anniversary of this land-
k decision, Roe vs.
Wade has been very much in the
,. media for the past two weeks. It's
mind-blowing to contemplate the
attentlon it will get next year on
fts 25th anniversary.
It has been interesting -and
a little curious -to me that none
of the coverage or commentary
I've been reading dealt with the
most recent news made by Jane
Roe, whose real name is Norma
McCorvey.
ary for the Costa Mesa High
School seventh grader who died
from a meningococcal infection
Jan. 30.
Hughes tempered his words of
loss with those of comfort and joy,
refening to the second book of
Samuel and Psalm 23 for testimo-
ny of eternal life in heaven.
"If I refer to Kori in the past
tense, that is wrong," Hughes
said. "Kori is experiencing joy in
heaven."
Tiuee of Kori's close friends
read poems they had written for
her in the past week, bringing
many of the congregants to tears
as they said how much they
missed their 12-year-old class-
inate. ·
· Kori's soccer coach, Bob Wade,
said be remembered Kori and her
fiery spirit on the field.
"I can still see her running
down the field with her hair flying
behind her coming tlµ'ough for us
again," Wade said. '
"Kori touched me," he said. "I
love Kori Emer. ".
After the ceremony, members
of Kori's X-Cel soccer team laid a
flower by her nameplate and
hugged her parents, Joe and Glo-
ria.
Friends and relatives
embraced Kori's 9-year-old sister,
Jesse.
Neighbor and friend Dianna
Angle said she was touched by
how many people came to the
service.
•All of 'ber teachers at Paulari·
no (Elementary) :were there,"
Angle said. "There's quite a bit of
love there."
CLINTON
High schoolers react
to speech w nation
Prienclsmd
famllfol
XortEmer .
paytbelr
respeds
ToM4ayat
Harbor
Lawn
MortQaryla
ColtaMe9a
during•
me•orllll
service.
MARC MAATW /
DAILY Pt.OT
About a year ago. Norma star-
tled the protagonists in the ongo-
ing abortion trauma by publicly
announcing she was renouncing
her position as icon of the pro-
choice movement to throw in
with the anti-abortion agenda of
an organization called Operation
Rescue.
Rape vtcttm Pamela Braswell has authored a book as a form of therapy In her struggle to regain control of her We.
Writing a book has helped former attorney from Corona del Mar deal
with rape by convicted killer Eric Wayne Bennett and in her personal life open ...
At the time, she said, "They
are my friends. They accept me
for who I am. not what I've done
or what I can <io for them. They
genuinely love me."
CORONA DEL MAR -In the dozens
of articles that appeared throughout the
trial of Eric Wayne Bennett, the convicted
killer who now sits on Death Row ~ San
Quentin, one key figure was always pre-
sent and always nameless.
Three weeks before Bennett blud-
geoned to death 50-year-old Laguna Hills
secretary Marie Powell Evans in October
1994, he bolted through the open door of
a Costa Mesa apartment and entered the
life of a woman named Pamela Braswell.
want is your money." In the course of the
robbery the"'wrapping slips and she
glimpses the face of Bennett •You've
seen me," he says. "Now, I'm going to
have to stab you.•
There has been no word from
Nonna since. Because I have a
long history with her, I've been
especially curious to find out if
lh1.s love affair has lasted. She
told me wis1fully in Dallas three
years ago -when last I saw her,
"It seems like every time I've
ever tried to better myself, I
always failed.Nursing school,
oosmetology school, relation-
ships. The only successful thing
in my whole life was Roe vs.
Wade. So I've dedicated my life
to matpig that basic right for
~omen safe and legal."
Known thus far as •the attorney Ben-
nett raped," Braswell has emerged from
anonymity to tell of her plight in a 361-
page manuscrlpf titled "Cumulative
1\'auma."
STORY BY CHRISTOPHER GOFFARD + PHOTO BY MARC MARTIN + DAILY PILOT
Braswell goes on to describe the rape,
her escape, and her shock on discovering
the culprit was her neighbor. She tells of
her horror on learning Bennett mwdered
Evans, and she chronicles how she
endured the seemingly endless waiting
before Judge Kathleen E. O'Levy pro-
vided a measure of clOSW"e last month by
approving the jury-recommended death
sentence.
Braswell, who is shopping the inanu-
saipt around to publishers, wrote the
book as therapy and to send a message to
other victims.
•SEE NORMA PAGE 4
The narrative details are unsparing,
beginning with her description of the
attack i,n a cheap Monte Vlsta Avenue
·apartment, where the recession had dri·
:GOING MOBILE?
•Mobile home tenants at the bayfront Marina Park
may be kicked out as Newport considers more visitor-
frlendly uses for the dty-owned land.
8y Jennifer Armstrong, Dai/if Pilot
Herb and Ethel Wlll1ams refuse
to think about living anywhere
besides theU Marina Park mobile
home -even though they know
~ and all their neighbors could
be b:bd out in three yean.
'lbe WUJtem,.., wbo many
mal4der the •p1oneer1" of the
Pllk. IDOY8d there from ~edy lllll ID 1~. ID that time, they've
Mini naman again and again that
tbll dlY-wbidl owm tllll land-
Wll thtnldrig of ellmlnatlng tbe
~ad uDg tbe land far ......
ven her to live.
As she tells it, it's a September night of
"insufferable heat,• and she doesn't have
air conditioning. She keeps the door open
and cools herself with a rotating fan.
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"NYPD Blue" is playing on television.
Suddenly a figure bursts through the
door wearing a "Ninja-style" bead wrap-
ping that conceals all but his eyes. He
pulls a knife and says, "I'll cut you. All I • SEE BRASWELL PAGE 4
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WEDNESDAY. F£11tUMY5, 1997 .
:Cheers,
jeers for·
Balboa
proposaJ
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
• BALBOA -A plan for sweep-
ing change on the Balboa Penin-
sula, thus far widely praised for
the months of effort that went into
it, faced residents' aitidsms for
the first time Monday.
About 250 people packed the
American Legion hall to bear the
committee pitch its peninsula revi-
talization
plan to
community
membe rs.
And for the
first time,
committee
members
heard sev-
eral nega-
tive reac-
tions.
M o s t
audience
members
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+The Newport ,
Beech City
Council wltl di1-
cuss the a.tbcM
Peninsula plan
at4p.m.~
~at=~
Blvd.
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agreed something should be don.e
to spruce up the peninsula -but
many objected to sped.fies in the
plan.
The biggest concerns raised:
malcing Marina mobile home park
into a recreational area, removing
median parking on Balboa Boule-
vard, making one lane of Via Udo
into parking spots and redevelop-
ing portions of Balboa Boulevard.
Frances Bury showed up to
object to a few points, specifically
the proposal to redevelop the area
around where Newport and Bal-
boa boulevards meet. Bury, who
owns a two-story colonial building
at that intersection, also raised the
question of why previous plans to
revitalize the peninsula have
failed.
"There's no mention that it did-
n't get passed before because peo-
ple didn't want it,• she said Tues-
day.
Residents of the Marina Park
mobile homes turned out to
oppose the portion of the plan that
recommends turning the park into
a marine recreation site. Still, park
resident Herb Williams called the
meeting "very informative."
•Beautification, traffic control,
parking, signage, limiting alcohol
-these are all magnificent
things," he said. "I don't know
where they'd get the money, but
we're all for fixing up the peninsu-
la."
Committee member Mike
Kranzley, though weary from the
onslaught of criticism, said be felt
the committee addressed many
concerns raised.
"This is a process," he said.
"Not everything in the plan is
great, but there are core issues
that are essential to revitalization
of the peninsula."
He said converting Marina
Park into a recreation site, for
instance, is not essential to the
overall plan. But the broader areas
of additional parking and beautifi-
cation should be implemented, be
said.
Assistant City Manager Sharon
Wood thought the crowd was fair-
ly' balanced but more people
spoke up from the negative side.
"The speakers who made posi-
tive comments got applause, too,•
she said. "The majority of people
on the peninsula, I think. believe it
needs improvement. The plan is
probably not going to be imple-
mented exactly as it's proposed.•
MARC MART'N I OAl.Y PILOT
Corona del Mar High School student Brittany Vezlrtan weaves a Bower necklace during a
recent soccer game at the Newport Beach campus.
briefly in the news .
Acupuncture scµon
raid snares four
Four women were arrested on
prostitution-related charges at an
acupressure salon Monday night
after .an undercover vice officer
was solicited for sex, Costa Mesa
authorities said.
Investigating complaints of
prostitution, the policeman went
into Century Acupressure at 2576
Newport Boulevard No. C around
. 7:15 p.m. and asked for a back-
rub, said Costa Mesa police Lt.
Ron Smith.
Myong Suk Choi, 41, of Long
Beach, allegedly offered him sex
in exchange for money, Smith
said.
Police raided the business and
arrested Choi on suspicion of
proStitution. They also arrested
three others, who reportedly work
there, on suspicion of "keeping a
house of ill fame.• They are Sun
Im Yoo, 45, of Cerritos; Jenny
Bokf Soon Chang, 43, of Diamond
Bar; and Kathleen Yu, 33, of
Nortbridge.
The women will face misde-
meanor charges, Smith $aid.
1\vo held on drug,
weapon charges
Police made two arrests while
finding a sawed-off shotgun and a
cache of methamphetamine in a
Pomona Avenue apartment Sun-
day afternoon, authorities said.
Acting on an anonymous tip,
police arrived at an apartment at
1931 Pomona Avenue at 3 p.m. to
find 34-year-old Gregory Dean
Blunt allegedly holding the shot-
gun, said Costa Mesa police Lt,
Ron Smith.
The weapon was not aimed at
police, and Blunt dropped it when
police ordered him to do so, Smith
said.
Police found one-fourth of an
ounce of me thamphetamine
inside the apartment, Smith said.
Police arrested Blunt and
Debra Jordinelli, 37, on drug-
related . charges. He said police
also cited and released a third fig-
w-e, 32-year-old Fred Gill. Appar-
ently all three lived at the apart-
ment.
Detectives nab two in
drug bust
Two local men were arrested
Friday as police seized a stash of
cash and cocaine in a Rutgers
Street apartment in Costa Mesa.
As part of an ongoing investi-
gation, narcotics detectives and
SWAT team members served a
search warrant at Apartment A on
2243 Rutgers St., according to
Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith.
Police found 16 grams of
cocaine, $600 cash and drug
paraphernalia including weight
scales and ledger sheets, Smith
said.
Sostenez Martinez, 24, and
Solomon Gutierrez Martinez, 18,
both residents of the apartment,
were arrested on suspicion of
drug possession with $25,000
bail, Smith said.
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BffiTIIS
Mary Kay and Chattes Rudt of CostA
Mesa announce the an. 11 birth of tt'8fr
daughter, Abloal Arias. AnMng ft J:OO
p.t".' .. the 20.s.:lnctl eddttlon to the fami-
ly showed up at Hoag Memorial Hotpltal PresbtJterian late for tM. And SO, the 7-
pound. >ounce Abigal opted for milk.
DEATIIS
Most recent deaths as reported to the
Orange Cqunty Recorder's Office.
COSTA MESA
• Dean VJ. Pope, 80, on Dec. 12
• Ryswick G. Jones, Jr., 72, on Dec. 16
~ •Donna E. Jacobson, 59, on Dec. 15
• Mary V. Keefer, 82, on Dec. 14
•Bonnie J. Potter, 81, on Dec. 12
• Jean ~ Sutherland, 75, on Dec. 20
• Lynn E. Barlow, 48, on Dec. 22
• Ida M. Boles. 98. on Dec. 19
NEWPORT BEACH
•Lenore M. Hartman. 84, on Dec. 15
• Edward T. Henry, B7, on Dec. 14
•Marian R. Tiiton, 89, on Dec. 14
•Ralph L Butcher Jr., 83, on Dec. 18
•Gregory A. Oaymond, 76, on Dec. 17
DUI ARRESTS
The following people were arrested
recently on suspicion of driving under
the lnffuence. These people have only
been arrerted on suspidon of a aime,
and, as with all such aimes, they are
innocent until proven guilty.
NEWPORT BEACH
•Martin H. Gamulln, 27,.of canada
• Michelle A. Philpot-Wilson, 37, of
Newport Beach .
• Tlmothy w. White, 32, of Costa Mesa
• Brandon M. carroll, 23, of Whittler
COSTA MESA
• Michael C. Houston, 43, of Costa Mesa
• Jeffrey P. George, 32, of Costa Mesa
•Alexander Jaimes, 35, of Costa Mesa
• Jeremiah Miller, 24, of Costa Mesa
• Nidc T. Bemacdli, 33, of Costa Mesa
• COf}' T. Flannery, 30, of Costa Mesa
• Juan Facio-Orozco, 35, of Costa Mesa
• Ingemar A. Wlkman, 28, of Costa
Mesa • Tr«y A. Sheppard, 28, of Costa Mesa
•Noel 0. PeOOns. 27,'of Costa Mesa
• Rodney J. Thompson, 34, of Costa
Mesa
• Evan A. Slatis, 28, of Costa Mesa
• Mario Pineda-Gonzalez. 32., of Costa
Mesa
• Eric T. Sprague, 23, of AliSQ Viejo
• Joeapt'I c. "9nftl, 53, of
Huntlf lgtof\ lelct'I
• George w. ~ 28. of Huntlhg-ton....,
• ChlrW It w.ber; 43..of HuntlngtOn ....,
• Jenntfw L. Mallk. 23, of Huntington • ..... e Martt A. Gonzalez, JO. of Huntington ;
a.ct. .
• --R. Saldivar, 22, of Irvine . • "8lpt'I OHie, lO, of MJuioo Viejo '
• Ci«9ld w. McMahon. 55, of Newport • ...., :
• St.Yan Belapey, 22, of Newp0rt Bach · ~ Shahin Adib, 34, of NeWport Beed\
• O.vtd L MalloN. 32. of Newp0rt
INct'I • 11mothy T. 8eKoYltz. 65, of Newport
Beach
• Jennlfw It SOtek>, lS. of Or.nge
• Gregoty N. Berg. 38, of s.rta Ana
• Nelson I. Lcnnzo, 23, of Sant. Ana
• Michael J. MJklntAI, 30, of s.itt Ana
• Arturo Luna, 32. of Stantion . • oabrie&a J. Echeniqu., 24, of Tustin
• Oscar Galeana-Slxto, 19, of Yadkln-
valle
• Eric J. Ontfwros, 19, of Costa Mesa
MARRIAGES
I Most recent marriages as reported to
the Orange County Recorder's Office.
COSTA MESA
•Joseph P. Tucclnardl and Chefyt M.
Grubbs, married on Sept 7 In Santa Ana
• Scott H. Mcleod and Heidi C. Anken-
brandt. married on Sept 7 in Santa Ana
• Christopher J. Crandall and April A.
lAngner, married on Sept 6 in Costa
Mesa • Theodore E. Shall and Jamie L. Paino,
married on Sept 7 In Nev4)0l't Bffdl
• AAdt'ttw 0. England and Lynda M.
Hirst. married on Sept. 8 In Balboa
• Oaudlo E. Lopez and Al»la Ruelas.
married on Sept 7 Los Angetes
• Robert M. Kyte and came N. Ludwig.
married on Sept. 7 In Moreno Valley
• Mkhffl J. Franzi and Theresa Leven-
berger, married on Sept 7 in Hunting-
ton Beach
• Evan M. Kopsteln and Melinda L
Braden, married on Sept 7 ln Fullerton
• Oifford O. Jenkins and Nekeitha L
McCauley, married on Sept. 7 in Costa
t Mesa
• Midlael S. Longo and Jennifer L Beck,
married on sept. 7 In Laguna Beach
• Anthony G. Baxter and Sandra K.
Miller, married on sept. 7 in W~in
ster
• James R. Gorrie and Louise J. caudle,
married on Sept. 8 In Laguna Beach
• David Abedi and Mansad S. Saghebral,
married on Sept. 13 In Santa Ana
• David J. Morley and Rose Marie Smith.
married on Sept 13 In Santa Ana
• Donald J. Laduke and Gayle S. Updike,
married on Sept 13 In Santa Ana
• James P. Effler and ~ L Hultn,
married on Sept 7 In Corona Def Mar
• Eric C. Wtdcstrom and KIMbetly A.
Gasparro, married on Sept. 14 In Dana
Point
• James W. OeGalne and Brenda A.
Svader, married on Sept. 14 in Santa
Ana
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COSTA MESA
• ...-. StNet: A radio and CD player worth $1,000 were stolen from a car
pariced behind a bar In the 700 block. l'here was no sign of forced entry.
• E.-t 11th StNet: A glrt's pink bicycle worth $50 was stolen from the rew
patio of a residence In the 200 block.
• .._.. Street: A purse containing cash and gift certfficetes worth $425 was
stolen while the victim was shopping at South Coast Plaza.
• Million Drive: A cat burglar who entefed an apartment through the bath·
room window was frightened off by • resident who heard him jump into ttM
apartment in the 1000 block. Noth!ll$J was repofted stolen.
• ,...,._. Drive: A leather porttollo, a CD player and other Items worth
$3n were stolen from• car pet'tted In an apartment lot In the 2800 block.
There was no sign of forced entry.
...,ORTIEAOt
• Newport C..W Drtw: Sewn telephones worth $2.800 were stolen from
• buslneu under construction In the 600 blodc.
• NasdpOlt C..W Drtw: Two i.p..top computers worth $4,500 'Nel"e stolen
from a business In the 600 block. There was no sfgn of forced entry.
• 5Mtie90 Drtw: A purse containing $20 was stolen from a car pariced
Inside an unlocked garage In the 1600 block.
• Prtldlll9 L.Me: A purse, $45 c.ash. 25 compact discs and a camera worth a
total of $1,325 were ttolen from a car in the 1400 block. There was no sign of
forced entry.
• ShoNaest Drive: A cordless screwdriver, pocket knife and box bits worth a
total of $375 were stolen from a residence In the 4100 block. Ther9 was no
sign of forced entry.
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· •Newport Harbor High Btudents give President Clinton high
marks on delivery of S~ of the Union address, but doubt much
will come of promises about education, welfare and the budget.
By Michelle Terwllleger, Dally Pilot folder has been skeptical of Clinton and h1s promises.
Sean and Matt seemed a bit less
politically minded, but both shared
19me skepticism about Clinton.
'
A mid the antidpatfun over the
OJ. Sim.pion civ1l trial verdict
Tuetday, at least three Newport
Harbor High School students turned
their attention insteac;t to President Bill
Cltnton's State of the Union address.
The students were satisfied with ·
most of Clinton's rhetorical answers to
national issues including education.
welfare and the national budget. but
doubted they would see actual results. .
•1 don't know how he's going to get
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1997
The three students, senior Reagan
Roney, freshmen Sean Roni~ and
Matt Glover, were invited to the Daily all that done,. sean said. "It's going to
raise a lot of taxes
and there are people
who may not be able
to pay new taxes.•
PHOTO COURTESY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
President BW Clinton.waves to the crowd during his State of the Union address Tuesday night, with the support bf
Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and Vice President Al Gore, directly behind him.
Reagan Roney said,
"He didn't say where
he was going to get
the money from.•
The following are
some of their views
on the topics dis-
cussed in the sJ)eech:
ON EDUCATION
REFORM:
Matt Everybod)
should be able to
so much smarter. We don't dedicate as
much time as we should on studying.
The dedication from the students has
to be much better than it is nowadays.
There's a great group of people who
,can't afford to go to college so they
don't go to college or they go to Ounior
college) instead.
ON COMPUTER UT£RACY:
Pilot newsroom 1o watch Clinton's
speech and give theirimpressions.
read by fourth grade. .
I think it should be mandatory to go to
college for two years.
Sean: (Clinton) wants an Internet
thing in. every classroom. But the~ are
gangs in some cities that are just goin
to go in and just take it
Reagan: They're trying to set up
tecbnology to run our liYes.
Rt!Agan, with ~ "Llve Better, Vote
Repub/, • bumper stick~r o~ his Reagan: In other countries, kids are
Matt Some people don't even want
computers.
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Information on getting your 0<ganlza-
tion list~ call 642~3~1. Ext. 331 .
volunteer di~dory
AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE
IN MEDIONE
Americans for Free Choice In Medicine,
a non-profit educational organization
founded on the Idea of lndMd,..al liber·
ty and free enterprise, is seeking office
volunteers. For more lnfonnatJon, call
645-2622.
j>rojects through its Thrift and Consign·
ment Shops. To volunteer in any of
these areas or get Information on the
league's next membenhip event leave
a message for Ann Marie Alford at 645-
6929.
ON UNEMPLOYMENT AND WELFARE:
Sean: We have so many more people,
but we don't have enough jobs. There's I so many people on the streets that
don't have the skills they need.
Reagan: I'm not a big fan of
Medicare. It's hurting a lot ol doctors.
They're forced to take lower wages.
ON PARTISANSHIP:
Matt They're always fighting.against
each other and not getting things done
~e pl\_ssing bills.
Re._gan: It's always a power struggle
between Democrats and Republicans.
With a Democrat president and a
Republican majority, that's a reaJ prob-· ..
lem. But sometimes they can come
together.
ON CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM:
lteagan: I think it's tunny that he
talked about campaign finance reform
because he doesn't have to (raise mon-
ey) anymore.
ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS:
Reagan: In Haiti, I thought it was a
problem. It's a country in turmoil, but
they need to solve their own problems.
We don't need to be sticking our noses
in everyone's business.
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COUNTY CHAr1'ER
.The Amyotrophic Late<at Sclerosis
As.sodatlon, . Orange County Chapter,
needs many~-for Information.
call the~ Office at 375-1922. ·
AMERICAN HEART ASSOOATION
The American Hurt Association Is
looking for volunteen to pefform vart-
ous general office d~. These Include:
photocopying. typing. light computer
wortc, as well as preparing large mailings
and other various derical duties from 9
to noon or 1 to 4, Monday through Fri-
day. Call Teri Brown, volunteer coordina-
tor; at 856-3555 for more information.
ASSOOATION RENAISSANCE
CREATORS
ARC Is a non-proflt group in Costa
Mesa that spoosors and supports multl-
outreath community .seMa! programs.
such .s the homeless sanctuary. Volun-
teers are needed. For information, call
Dr. Renee Namaste, 540-5803.
-GET1tAll\v1tt1 -
. AIZHEJMER'S ASSOOATION OF
· ORANGE COUNTY , The Alzhe4men Asss>datlon of Orange
• Couf!fy needs llOIUnteen for its Visiting
'Volunteer'Program; support group lead-
: ers for patients and care givers; and for
• the volunteer helpline. Interested volyn-
. teen ~n.call 283-1111. . . .
:AMERICAN ASSOOATION Of . R£T1IW> PDSONS (MRP) .
: New vofunteeft A1Ceive free lnten~lve
, Instruction to help tupayers with Feder-
. al and Stlte income WC returns. The
:.AMI T~-Alde ~ provides free
tax preparation assistancAI primarily to ·
older tdults In our aru. The program Is
· ~ by the .Internal Revenue
. ' SerJice wtth Input from the Clllfomla
Franchise Tax Board.· Tax assistance Is·
provided Vflthout fflgal'd to AARP mem-
bership, and last year. nearty 1,000 local
citizens received aid. Volunteers · con-
tribute at least four hours per Wffk dur-
~llng MllSOO. Those Im.tested In lhouldO>ntact local '°°'1tlnator
Lany Ire at 675-5066
AMERICAN CANCER SOOE1Y
The Or~ County Region of the
American· Cancer Society Is seeking
offb voluntMtS. ·Also, volunteers ,ate
bel. ng sought to enswer calls for the
.unit's HetpHne lnfoeentet. For In~ tlon on these and other volunt r
opportunities, call Sally canon at · 1· 9446. .
:AMERICAN CANCER SOQETY~· . 'RElAY FOi LR ·. · . ~ The ~ earicer 5odety .wtunteen for a number of tdcs.
•more Information, com.a S.lly c.
I at 261-9446. l . .
: NBWPORT BBACH-CO ! CIOl'ODel'I ant 'wotldng to ma t)le iclentlty ol a -.-
: COlpM tbat '"*-' a:sbon ' 1\l8lday e.venlng Oil the Nflnimtlirt
I Coelt. ' l ·J__; befON 5 p.m.. & local NII~.
:~£~-=· • • IUd '8edl . .fldlM1.
PolmMID Valley p0U.ce were OD ·
AMERICAN HOME HEALTH
HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home Hutth Hospke
Program needs volunteer-no give ~
tional support to terminally ·Ill patients
and their families In the greater Orange
County arN. hlnlng ·1s pro¥ided. For
lnfonnatlon •. call 550-0800 or (800) 540-
2545.
AMERICAN RED CROSS,
ORANGE COUNTY otAmR
The Orange County Chapter of the
American Red Cross needs volunteers to 9ddress community groups ~ Red
CtOss services and to ar:t as liaisons with
the media In disaster and emergency sit-
uations. For lnfonnatlon, call Judy Ian-naccone. &JS-538 t. .
AMERICAN YOUTH socaR
ORGANIZATION ·
Con:lna del Mar AYS(> Soccer .Region
57 needs~ for 1996 socmr ~ son regls1ratlon. Pwents of boys and
girts 11911 4 112 to 16 are needed for
coq>Uter Input. telephones. coaching,
referMlng. equipment and purd\aslng.
Clll 640-2539.
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE of
NEWPORr-MESA
The Dlfltal Hfftth Center. OperatJon
School Mt and Kids on the llock WW
the·chllchn of the Newport-Mesa Uol-
fled School District. The Assistance
l.Hgu. of Newport-Mesi funds tMte
8AllET PAORCA
The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer
support group for Ballet Pacifica, needs
volunteers for a variety of tasks. For
Information, call Molly Lynch at 851-
9930.
BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS
Men and women over 20 years old
who have lived In Orange County for at
least six months and have been on the
job for at least three months are needed
to serve as big brothers or big sisters for
children ages 6 to 16 from single-parent
homes. For Information, call 544-7n3
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.,
ORANGECOUNTYCOUNOL
Volunteer opportunities Include fund
· raising, program development and
training to existing troops and packs.
for more ~nfor)'natlon, call Devon
Dougherty, 546-4990.
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COMMUNrTY MEETING
The Newport-Mesa. Un1fted
Scbool Dlltrict Speda) MnUcm
Depmtmmt is having a Ownmt.ml-
ty A.dvllory Commfttee ~ from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the
MacMmlan Boud Room at Harper
Scboot 425 B. 18th St, CoU ~
.to provide information Ol1 indivtd-
uo"-d ~ama far spedal edu-
cation ltUdenta to help them adapt
to life after high ldlool. Fu-tnfoc-
moUon, call 700.3506.
FINANCIAL FORUM
Costa Mesa Chamber of Com-
merce often a bustne11 and
financial ·forum, a lelllina.r
offered exclusively to members
of the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce, from 7:15 to 8:45
~.m. at 1835 Newport Blvd., B-
270, Costa Mesa. 'lbe topic will
be •The Long-Term Crises: What
.
BRASWELL
CONTINUED FROM 1
"I think it's just to let anyone
know that there's a way out of the
bole," said Braswell, 42, now a
Corona del Mar resident. "I think
it's to give people hope. No matter
bow bottomless the pit is, there's
(Still a way out." ,
What emerges from the ~u
script is the pic:tw"e of a woman
deeply ambivalent about the man
who assaulted her. She refers to
Bennett by his first name
throughout. Describing her reac-
tion on seeing him in a custody
line-up, she writes, "He looked
young, wholesome, and com-
pletely out of place in a cage. He
looked like a child who should be
home with bis mother."
Braswell S4id she was moved
by the sympathetic picture
defense attorneys painted of Ben-
nett at the trial -particularly
when they referred to bis wife
and bis two small children. And
she angtiishes over whether Ben-
NORMA
CONTINUED FROM 1
And now she has apparently
turned away from the one accom-
plishment that made life mean-
ingful to her. H she is disappoint:
ed again, where will she go?
In an effort to answer that
question, I called a whole string
of phone numbers I brought back
from Dallas with me -including
the home Norma then shared
with a woman named Connie
Gonzalez. I got only a series of
disconnects -which is somehow
symbolic of Norma's life. A call to
operation Rescue got me a series
of recorded messages and no
callback.
around town
to do Jn the event tbat 'f:n:'" a loved one need nunlng or
other long term cue." The COit
ot the program is lnduded Sn
chamber dues. Call 574-8780.
A POWERFUL YOU
Mo"1ng Toward a MOre Pow-
erful You meets 7 to 9· p.m. 9"IY
Wednesday at 1792 KiJlglet
Court, Costa Mesa. The wom~··
support group focuses 911 gain·
tng outer strength through
stretching, walking or joggipg
the tint hall hour, and tnner
strenQ'th through group tnterac-
Uon. The fee is $25 and reserv~
tions a.re required. For more
information, call 751-1792.
INVESTMENT TALK
Newport Harbor Panhellenic
will hold a meeting on •mvert-
ment Portfolios• at 10 a.m. at St.
Michael's All Angels Ch\J.rch,
3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona
del Mar. There will be a lunch
nett deserves capital punishment.
•it's the notion of intenti.onally
killing him," she said. •1 just
abhor the idea of killing another
human being. H me or Ms. Evans
had killed him in our homes, I
wouldn't have any problems, but
killing him 10 years later after all
this time, I still have problems
with it.
•It was hard for me to see him
as a monster when he was being
painted sympathetically .... But he
made a choice, and be made a
choice to behave like a monster in
both my apartment and in Ms.
Evans's home. More than any-
thing I see him as a genetic anom-
aly, a birth defect that we can't
diagnose or treat.•
She added, "Do I think it was
the appropriate penalty? Yes I
do.•
Carol Waxman, a victim's
advocate who works with the
county District Attorneys Office
and handled the Bennett case,
commended Braswell for her
coutage in writing the book.
"My perception of Pam is that
she's shown inordinate courage
a lesbian relationship that bas
continued on-and-off ever since. I
wrote Norma's story, but protect-
ed her identity, and it was not
until 10 years later that she sur-
faced publicly. We kept in touch
during that time and throughout
the years that followed -includ-
ing a six-month period in 1990
that she lived in Orange County.
'My¥ conversation with her
was arowid Connie Gonzalez'
kitchen table. The front door of
this house -the only real home
Norma bas ever known -is still
pocked and scarred from shotgun
pellets that raked the living room
where Nonna had been sleeping
on a couch a few minutes earlier\.
Except for GQnzalez, Nonna
has been badly used by just
about everyone who has crossed
her life. I've felt that way since I
first met her a few weeks after
Roe vs. Wade came down from
the Supreme Court and I was
sent to Dallas by a national mag-
azine to write about the two
young women attorneys who
argued the case.
It was quickly clear to me that
the core of the story was Jane
Roe. She insisted on anonymity,
but after several days of urgent
requests, her attorneys said she
would meet me briefly in a coffee
shop and then decide whether to
go any further.
Since she began working pub-
licly on behalf of the pro-cholce
cause, Norma's front lawn bas
been littered repeatedly with
baby clothes, she bas been vili-
fied as a mwderer, and even shot
at, driving her to periods of
• depression, alcoholism and once-
attempted suicide. She has
apparently chosen to overlook
the fact that many of these depre-
dations have been the work of
people dedicated to the goals of
the organization she has now
joined.
We connected and I spent sev-
eral days talking with her, always
under the wary and attentive
presence of Connie Gonzalez,
With whom Norma was living in
The answer to this apparent
anomaly is the one commodity
that Norma has always sought
donation of " and bddae wm follow lunch. Call 8'6-4164.
COMPUTEll WOIUCSHOP
Orange Cout College often a
free workshop f« compater neo-
pbytel that U;pa. tbe World
Wide Web from 1:30 to 3 p.m. 1n
OCC'1 Madntoeh Lab . Por more
informaUon, call 432·5162.
WIUTING WORKSHOP
Orang, Coat College offers a
ffee workshop on • J:oumaling for
Self-Development• from 6 to 7:30
p.m. today, and Peb. 12 and 19 tn
OCC'a R&Entl'y Center. FOr more
information. call 432-5162.
INSIDE EDGE
Inslde Edge otters a semimu
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ed• from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at
Scott'• Restaurant, 3300 Brlstol,
c~. Colt is $20 for first.
time guests and $35 for others.
For r~rvations, call 460-4242.
with what she's done," Waxman
said. •And that isn't commonly
the case.• ·
Bra.swell, who is unmarried, is
still struggling to relaunch her
personal and professional life, :
which were both crippled by the :
rape. For months the trauma left
her unable to concentrate long
enough· to work. And she has
trouble trusting people.
"I've got to support myself
again, I've got to get a social life
going again -things that proba-
bly you and most people take 'for
granted,• she said. ·u·s going to
be a lot of work for me just to do
that."
Braswell, who SW"Vives on
money she won in a civil lawsuit
against a. former employer, said
she is a long way from being
whole.
'It has just rocked my sense of
security," she said. •rll never for-
get it. There's a part of me that's
still missing and I hope it comes
back. I don't want to say absolute-
ly it died. I just keep wanting it to
come back."
most and found least in her 50
troubled years: love. She never
got it from the pro-choice organi-
zations for whom she shilled, but
to whose leaders her rough edges
were a constant embarrassment.
She knew that and resented it
deeply -which made her ripe
plucking for the Operation Res-
cue people.
Now, says Nonna, her new
friends not only love her but
accept her for what she is. That
means accepting a street smart
lesbian who is refreshingly hon-
est, terribly insecure, tempera-
mentally volatile, smokes inces-
santly, talks like a Marine drill
sergeant -and needs desperate-
ly to be loved.
I wish I could believe this new
association is real and not just
another group planning to use
Norma until she is no longer an
asset to them.
Norma is one of those acciden-
tal celebrities, totally ill-prepar1!d
to deal with the public exposure
she has received. It's almost done
her in several times, but not
quite.
Above all, Norma is a survivor.
She'll survive Operation Rescue,
too.
• J05IPH N. I EU!S column runs every
Wednesdaiy.
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UPHOLSTERY INC. 1~°Dll~156
8R1AH POIUOA/ DAl.V Pl.OT
Vacattoner Lori Smith enjoys the afternoon sun and ocean view from a Weguanl tower near
the Newport Beach Pier.
MOBILE
CONTINUED FROM 1
to revitalize the Balboa Peninsula
sugg~ts making a marine recre-
ation area of the site. And the
City Council by spring will likely
review a report that identifies the
site as tidelands -which by state
law must be used to serve visitors.
The city put the tenants on
notice that the lease may not be
renewed, City Manager Kevin
Murphy says. While negotiating
the lease, the city hired a consul-
tant to determine the best use for
the property.
That process revealed that the
area was mostly tidelands, a state
designation of land near the high-
tide mark. The city loses state
grant money if it doesn't use tide-
lands to serve visitors, Murphy
says.
"Couple that with (the penin-
sula study), and we're headed for
that discussion soon,• Murphy
says.
The Balboa Bay Cub, which
does provide public access, and
Beacon Bay, which consists of 22
home 'lots ne_u Harbor Island,
also sit on tidelands. The city is
leaving Beacon Bay as it is
because permanent houses can't
be relocated as easily as mobile
homes, Murphy says.
The Wtlliamses and other ten-
ants said they wouldn't mind a
rent increase if it meant they
could stay. The lots currently go
for about St ,000 per month, and
some of the mobile homes have
sold for almost $200,000, says
Letitia Manning-Rush, the park's
assistant manager.
As the prices alone indicate,
Marina Park isn't your typical
mobile home park .. These mobile
homes have leaded-glass win-
dows in their double doors and
perfectly manicured landscaping.
The air .is filled with the smell of
cut grass, recently mowed by gar-
deners, and the sound of bounc-
ing tennis balls at the nearby
courts.
Herb Williams, 73, believes the
city may wipe out the park in
2000. But he also says the park
bri,ngs in several hundred thou-
sand dollars for the city each year.
"It's the only mobile home
park on the peninsula," he says.
"We feel we're very fortunate
living here. We're good citizens."
Stewart Berkshire, president
of the park's homeowners' asso-
ciation and a 10-year park resi-
dent, remains confident the city
will keep the park around.
"I think we'll be able to per-
suade them that this is in the best
interest of the city,• the 73-year-
old says. •we're finding that the
people in the city are very coop-
erative."
· He, too, hasn't given a
thought to what he might do if be
has to leave. "I just might pack
up and move into City Hall," be
jokes.
The talk of leveling the park
has left some of its residents feel-
ing abandoned.
•Although we are well-liked,
we ~e left to fight our own bat-
tles," Manning-Rush says.
"Nothing could replace waking
up here in paradise every morn-
ing."
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EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY
Newport gtrls lead Woodbridge in ·
the fourth quarter in hoops
Santa Margarita pins S~ors to the ·mat, 41 .-30.
'•
• Sea View League championship
' is 'decided before Newport Harbor
can.get its tnnnp card (heavyweight
Jason Deere) into the mix Tuesday.
The Sailon, who jumped out to an ear-
ly 21-0 lead after the tfnt four matches,
had to watch· u the Eagles battled back
to take a 35-2' lead with two matches
left.
WltB~TLING
their first ~g title since the school
opened in 1987.
nated the lower weights with Brad Um he's ~great wrestler, but Rigo was a little
(103) and Matt Large (the No. 3 112-out of shape,• Holiday said •He got
pounder in Orange County'). recording caught on his back and that usually does--
pins. n't happen to him.•
Jeffrey Arellano (119) followed with Sant.a Margarita went on to win the
Newport needed Michael Snyder (in
the 215-pound class) and Jason Deere
(the No. 1 heavyweight in Orange Coun-
ty) to pull out a one-point victory.
A frustrated Deere could only toss his
headgear to the mat after being awarded
a meaningless default win to make the
final score, 41-30.
an exciting 1-0 win, scoring the only next four matches to take their first lead
point of the match on an escape with the of the night, 23-21.
third period winding down. before Chan-Junior nm Kenney suffered a heart-By Jim WaJters, Dai/ij Pilot . Snyder, only a freshman, was on the
bubble first and he battled sophomore
Will Watson to a 10-10 tie starting the
third round.
•1 figured it would be decided by
about three points,• Smith said. "'As soon
as they beat Irvine, I thought 'oh no,' this
would be the one that decides the title.
,nin lWeedy added another pin at 125. breaker at 135 during that stretch. He
'lrldling 21-0, Sant.a Margarita looked led, 8-0, in the second petiod of his match
to their senior co-captain Ryan Best (Of when Erle Shulte, a senior, caught him
Newport Beach) to break the string. He for a pin at 3:28.
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA-It
was a cinch either way that there would
be a new wrestling champion aowned in
the Sea V1ew League Tuesday night. Barely 30 seconds into the final round,
Snyder tossed Watson to the mat and
appeared beaded for the pin u the New-
port fans went crazy. But just as quickly,
Watson got the leverage and pulled Sny-
der on his back pinning him with 1:13 left
to give Santa Margarita an insurmount-
able, 41-24, lead. It was the home crowd's
chance to roar as the Eagles clinched
•Santa Margarita is becoming a school
with a tradition of winning titles. We
thought it was time for us to get in on the
action.•
beat Rigo Pinon, 8-1, in overtime to put Senior Emmett Olvera came through the Eagles on the board, 21-3. Both Newport Harbor High Coach
Darryl Holiday and his counterpart. Tom
Smith from Sant.a Margarita, figured the
final leagu, dual meet for all the marbles
between their two undefeated teams
could well come down to the final match
of the night.
"Michael did a great job,• Holiday
said of Snyder. •He's only a freshman
and a first-year wrestler. He almost
pulled out the win.•
As expected, Newport Harbor domi-
, •it's been that way all year,• Best said. with a hard-fought, 9-6, decision over
•we start out with freshmen and sopho-Chris Vice to put the Sailors back on top
mores and it's been up to me to turn for the last time, 24-21. The Eagles then
things around...:tliat's my job.• posted three straight pins, including Wat-
.It was especially demoralizing to the son's, to seal the victory.
Sailors, who count on Pinon to pin his The two teams will be back again Sat-
opponents. utday to do it all again in the Sea Viel\'
•Not to take anything away from him, League championships at IrVine High. ·
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h igh school girls baske tball
It almost did.
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hdflc CWt Le••
. l.HjlH1.l lltli<; f}(l J) I 0
• Olnc:.hed OF Playoffs berth.
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LaguM BHd'l 45, Aliso Niguel 40
LaguM Hiiis 63, University 37
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EstMdli at Aliso Niguel
Laguna Hiiis at Laguna Beach
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~Warriors . .
~areal war . . .
~ • Newport Harbor,
: which led in the fourth .
~ quarter, 'Y{as down only
: one point with 3:30 left;
~ Warriors prevail, 61·45. . . ·----------~ By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot . . : NEWPORT BEACH -On a ! night for big news, Newport
: Harbor Higb's girls basketball
: team almost created an earth-
: shattering Sea View League
: story Tuesday night against ! mighty Woodbrtdge .
: Almost .
: "We gave them everything
: they could handle,• said New-
: port H~bor Coach Bob Dukus,
: whose squad had a fourth-
: • . OON LEACH I DM.Y Pl.OT : quarter lead against the War-
: Costa Mesas Chanel Andenon (40) battles Estanda's Jill Black (center) and A.my Deming (left). : riors and trailed by a basket
: : with 3t/2 minutes remaining.
: "That's the toughest league
: game they've had in a long
: time." • Olnched OF Playoffs berth.
WOOdbrldge 61, Na= 45 Santa Margilltta 69, JI
El Toro 62, lrJlne ~5
.
: •Third time is a charm .
~ for Eagles, who pick
~ Costa Mesa apart for
~ crucial Pacific Coast "------------'· ~ League triumph; they CdM in 1 retain the Lady Bell, too.
. -----------: By Barry Faulkner, Dai/ij Pilot
69 36 COSTA MESA -The Cost.a
-: Mesa High girls basketball team
: claimed the season series, but ·tback : Estancia won the Lady Bell 'Jro-se : phy with a convincing 45-34 tri-
: umph that put the host Eagles
: back into striking distance of sec-
: ond place in the Pad.fie Coast
• CdM resident Carlie : League. : The Eagles (13-10, 4-3 in
Willard helps pace the : league and ranked No. 8 in CIF
Santa M . . : Southern Section ID-A), executed arganta victory. ! with precision at both ends. The
: hosts sco.red the game's first six
CORONA DBL MAR -: points and never trailed; en route
Corona del Mar resident Car-: to avenging a pair of previous
lie Willard wu one of three : losses to the Mustangs.
Santa Margarita High girls ! Mesa (15-9, S-2 and ranked
basketball players in double : No. 1 in ID·A} hit just 5 of 25 field-
figures u the visiting Bag& ! goal attempts in the first half and
earned a 69·36 Sea Vlew : finished a miserable 12 of 52
League win Tuesday night. ! (23.1 % ), losing the league series
Undl&y_ Warmington led : between the two aoa-town rivals
the Sea Kingl (3-16, 0-1 in : -for which the perpetual bell
league) with 22 points and : trophy 1s awarded -by virtue of
added six rebound.I, four : point differential. ulilts and three lteall, while : Mesa hammered a depleted
sophomore center Jen Dickson : Bltanda squad, 5'1-30, in a
cNpped in 1even points, seven : December tournament game, and
boards and four b1ocb. : hekt on for a 48-45 home win ln
Santa Margarita (17-6, 5-2) : tbeir tint PCL meeting, Jan, 16.
wu led by Vaneua Perrag-! But the vislton were taken out
amo'• 18 pointa, wbUe Willard : ol their game on tbe olfemtve end
and Megan Cargile each had : and saw their bait-court trap and
11. : full-court praa picked apart by a =......... : muu"t, ~and UDMlftlh
• .... ... JI flock of Baglel .
._.. -q. • •• •'Jbta ii the tbird time we've ~,..,..... 11 11 11 ts • " played tbmlt '°we im.w what to
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: . Woodbridge, ranked No. 3
: m Orange County, a team that
: hasn't lost a Sea View game
: since Jan. 14, 1993, pulled out
: a 61-45 victory over the host
: Sailors (13-10, 4-3 in league).
: When's the last time Wood-
: bridge trailed in the fourth
: quarter of a league game?
: "Lots of times,• said Warriors
: Coach Pat Quinn, whose team
: (18-4, 7-0) didn't achieve a
: double-digit lead in the second
: half until 0:52 was left in the
: game.
: The Sailors outscored
: Woodbridge in the second and
: third· quarters, came from
: behind to sway a pair of one-
: point leads in the final period,
: and gave the Warriors the ! scare of their league season as
: Breanna Badorek had 24 ! points and 13 rebounds for the
: Tars. ! But the Tars, ·who led 41-40
: after Badorek's fast-break , ! layup with 5:08 left in the
: game, struggled at the line. ! They sank only 6 of 21.
: "At key times if we make
: our free throws, maybe we
Estancia'• Vivi Roclrtguez (33) conte.tl Koo Kl.m's shot l'atl9d.av. : build a big lead and start to
I ' : rock them." Dukus said,
Estancia Coach Paul Ki.(by
agreed with Stapleton, one of sev-
eral Eagles who backed up senior
JW Black's game-high 16 points
and nine rebounds.
·1 think it's very tough to beat
a team three times in the same
sea.son.• Kirby explained. ·we
got a lead against their bait-court
trap, which forced them to guard
us man-to-man. Then. we took
care of the ball."
Sharp passing tore apart the
Mesa trap early, as Black. Staple-
ton and Amy Deming converted
on the MC011dary fut break. after
Vivi Rodriguez and Megan
~ moved the bell out ol
trapping danger. : •When they play that phys-
. The Eagles converted seven ! ical," Quinn said. •that's usual-
layups among their 11 first-half : ly the way (a game) goes. But
field goals and finished with 12 ! that's not good basketball. We
layups among their 18 buckets. : had .the elements against us,
'Ibey shot •6.2% from the field. : and, it's hard to play that way.
Deming chipped in nine : You ve got to play according to
points, five rebounds, three : how the game's being (oftidat-
usllts and two steals while Black : ed) and played. (The Sallon) ~ 11 from the field and • of • : had a .good game plan. and it the line) led the way : was mce to see what our girls
Senior Jemllfer Mc..<:arUn. who ! are made ot~ It was a gooc1
mined the ft.rat two Mesa games, : wakeup cell.
bad ftva points and four boerds off : •(Quinn) always talb about
the bane\. : teems being phylica1. but I
Preabman Kalena Jackson : tboogbtNtgldl played plly*:.9I."
paced tbe Wilton with 10 pOlnts : Dukul llkl. •Wbeii • ...,tQmd'I
oft ttr.e bench. u the MeM 1ta11en ! ~ up, they do ~ pretty
shot a combmed a for 36 (22.2%). : wild thJngl out there .
·wu that our JV team out ! wa 1 • 111at 11
tb.. or wbat, • M .... Coach : Ne ••ft..._.,•
SboaWI Sbelwood IUl. "W• did-! ._. 'r 0 tua
D't boa out (a 34-28 1'9boulMl1ng : Woodbridlll . 10 12 1• H -61
dildt), dkln1 play ..... and : ~.1 ~ J.).1,'~ ,-, 4S ~ ""'r• d~ pos ...adlOD cm : -.. 1.1er. Of..,."°'' 11......,. a. GllW. .., _....WM 98% : Ka. DuplfNft 1. Quinn I;
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Mcintee
keys 70-68
SCC victory
•Ex-Tar has 18 points to
aid Vanguards' triumph.
COSTA MESA llllN
-Former Newport
Harbor High standout Justin
Mcintee scored a team-high 18
points to lead the Southern Cali-
fornia College men's basketball
team to a 70-68 Golden State
Athletic Conference home in over
Westmont Tuesday night.
Mcintee was joined in double
figures by teammates Adam
Dzierzynski (17), Rod Scheuer-
man (13) and Eric Walker (12),
while SCC's Marlon Watson
added 10 rebounds and five
assists to his three points to
extend the hosts' GSAC winning
streak to four. sec improved to 17-7' 4-3 in
conference, while Westmont fell
to 11 -11, 3-4.
Soc.al Collete 10. Wtibttont " W.tmont · Caballero 18,
Knabke 13, Kenney 9, Robertson 9.
Chlrgwin 5. Croy 5, Keams 4,
Cummins 3, Voth 2.
3-pointers -Caballero 2. Crc:J>f 1,
Kenney 1, Cummins 1, Chirqwin 1.
Fooled out -None.
Soc.al College -Mcintee 18,
Dzienynski 17, Scheuerman 12,
Walker 12, Wilbon 5, Watson 3, Rose 2.
Carlson 0, Dignan O .
3-pointers -Mcintee 2. Wilborn 1,
Scheuerman 1 . Fouled out -None.
Halftime -Westmont 35-31.
Vanguards win, 66-62
COSTA MESA
Southern Cali-w~
fornia College's
women's basketball team came
from behind in the final three
minutes to pull out a 66-02 non-
conference victory over visiting
UC San Diego Tuesday.
Angela Minor connected on a
jumper with 3:00 left to pull sec
to within 62-59, then Gina Jojola
tied it at 62 with a 3-point shot
with 2:06 left.
The Vanguards (14-7) went to
the line in the final 18 seconds
and dropped in 4-for-4 to seal the
victory.
Elaine Whittemore pulled
down two big defensive
rebounds in the last two minutes
to help shut UC San Diego (13-4)
off without a point in the fln4l
three minutes of p~.
SoC.111 Co1111 M. UCSD G •
UC S... DieF -Yemas.kl 12. •
Poet.let 2. Contini ... ~ 6, ;
Westmotet.nd 16, BaycM 0. McClure ~
l\.tmbuCI I, THSdM 0, Begley 12. Jungwirth 9. •
J.i>t. pis -Yemas.ki 2.
Fouted out -~. • a.~1~.=~T-
Sldl 2. Minor I, Ywken 0, Thombwg 6.
~ goals . aw.y 1. •
Fouted out -none.
Halftime • UC s.n Diego. 37·33.
WEDNESDAY, FEUUARY 5, 1997 ·~;-~. . -....
OCC tops Palomar, 10-8
~~"'T~ tMm tallowed up
~~nee 9tnst Bl Toro : ~ wtlb • 3-2 ~ of : ~ Woodbridge· 1\mday !•
aftamoon wttb eD tJve Of tbe • gam::.yoek ~ rortn tbe : fint . : ~yb VUrada IC.'0(9d twlce for !
Newport Harbof, with aa1st1 £
from Devan Bwt•=•m and
Cary Morea and, K McNicol
drove bcme the third gOal olf an
anlst from Brooke Plamecn
Defenalve effort. by Amy
Lear, Melia1a Pomeroy and
Sasha Ritter were ~or keys in
the second half, with Jennifer
Orr, Allison Parker and Ymada
blending in their mklfiekt work. ·
Newport dominated the game
to the tune of a 1-'-7 advantage •
in shots on goal. • :
Jordan Fredrik.sen was credit-!
eel with five saves as Harbor :
improved to 1·S·1 in Sea View !
League play, 6-9·2 overall as the :
Sailors gird for Thursday's big ! DON LEACH / OMV N.oT
game at Corona del Mar. .: Eatanda'1 Jennifer Bnmlck (8) and lteyu Plneda of ea.ta
• Mela battle for poaeulon In Tuelday dlmoGa's PCI. game.
CdM girls tumble, 4-1 ~ M E . l O
na ~~R~~~·~1s-: ~ esa tops stanc1a, -
team was a -4-1 victinl of visiting : COSTA MESA -Reyna Powell wlddl Jed to the~
Santa Margarita Tuesday after· ! Pineda took a cross from Julie aa::ordiDg to ea.ta Mela
noon in sea \1ew League com· : Kroening and slammed In the Den Johnston. altbougb be
petition, as Paith Mickler con-! game's only goal Tuesday beeped praile on eD ol bis
verted a penalty kick at the 47th : afternoon as the Costa Mesa defendan.
minute to spoil the Eagles' bid ! High Mustangs captured a 1-0 ·~ bas that nice
for a shutout. · : verdict over the host Estancia 1mide peulng game," l4id
The Eagles scored the game's ! Eagles, the Mustangs' tint Johnston, 'but Liz reeDy did a
first two goals tn the first half 1. :, Pacific Coast League victory in cWemtve job, md W8I totally
and posted the last two goals fol-! seven starts. exhausted at game'• end.•
lowing Miclcler's goal. : Margaret Landeros made it Costa Meso improves to
Corona del Mar drops to 1-5-! stand up with ·a shutout effort 4-12·1 overall. B.tanda. mean;
1, 7-11-2; Santa Margarita : in goal, but it was the play of while, falls to 1-'·1 tn ~
improves to 5-0·2, tt-1-3. : sophomore center-halfback Uz play.
• Bucs unleash 18-hit
attack, improve to 3-1.
COSTA
MESA
Orange Coast College's Bryan
Mooie struck out the final two
batten with .the tying runs on
base to preserve a 16-8 Victory for
the Pirates in a nonconference
game against visiting Palomar
Tuesday.
The Pirates, who led 9-3 after
two innings, had 18 bits agairlst
the comets.
The fust two innings took .90
minutes to play as the Pirates sent
19 batters to the plate, and Palo-
mar batted around in a three-run
second inning.
Chad. Johnson, who later
homered, had a two.run single in
a four-run first inning. John
Lukin's two-run single highlight·
ed a five-run second for the
Pirates.
Darren Chandler had four sin·
gles in five at-bats for OCC and
drove in a pair of runs. Johnson, a
product of Corona del Mar High,
was 3 for 5 with 4 RBI, and Chris
Ponchak, Joe Jones and Bobby
calderon each had a pair of sin·
gles.
The victory improves OCC's
record to 3-1. o...,.. Coast 10. Palol'Mr a
Palomar 030 104 000 • 8 9 1
Orange Coast 450 001 OOx -10 18 5
Starkey, Berck (2), Nuanez '4) and
Hen. Liuzzi, Schwam (4), Oark (6),
Flading (8), Moore (9) and Lukin.
W-Lluzzl, 1-0. l-Starkey, 0.1. s-Moore,
1. 28 ·Nickerson (OCQ, Harris (P). Koba
(P), Nemes (P), Walker (P). HR -Nettles
(P), Johnson (OCQ.
sec falls in 10, 1-0
c 0 s TA BAl!D MESA ~un ...
Southern California College's
Vanguards opened the 1991
.
bueball seuon stranding t O run· nen, two oo third bue, and paid
the price in a 1-0 ~
-to 1be Muter's College ni.. day on tbe laeer'I dlamcwvl
tbe Vanguards IWted Bryce
Primm. who struck out 8 and
wa!ked t, aDowing just two bue
hits in eeven inning1 in the sea-
son-opener for both teams.
Southern Californla College
offered him no otfemtve support.
however, and in the 10th the visl.·
tors posted their single tally on
the strength of a single base hit,
which was eventually pushed
over the g>:,te via a aaaifice fly. 1he M_.. 1, loClll CoUeoit 0
The Mat.r's 000 000 000 1 -f 7 2
Soc.I Colteae 000 000 000 o -0 5 1
Escobw, Mc!iw.e en lf\d Penberthy;
Primm, ~ (7) •nd Pegg.
W -Mdlwile. L • Mc:Reynolds.
28 • Fillmore (M).
I,jggawi, AaUen po foes
IRVINE
-Corona G
del Mar High's Sam Lingawi
pinned his 160-pound foe in 3:48
and teammate Scott Platten flat·
tened his heavyweight opponent
in 45 seconds Tuesday evening in
Sea View League wrestling at
Woodbridge High. but it was the
host WaniQrs who came out on
top in team competition, posting a
72-12 victory.
Corona del Mar doses out the
regular season 0-5 in \eague;
Woodbridge is 1-4 as both teams
gird for Saturday's league finals at
Irvine High.
OCC women win.·7-2
COSTA
MESA
Orange
Coast College's women's tennis
team was a 7-2 Winner Tuesday
afternoon against invading Santa
Barbara, with depth the obvious
key after Santa 0
8arbara ICOred
victories in No. 1 singles and dou-
bles.
It WU the MUOO-q>eDS for
both teems. o.s::;.c..t 7, ........ 2
-L,ondon (SI) def. Erkbon,
6-0, 3-t, 7-6; Gilliam (OCQ def. lD,
M, 6-3; Garo. (OCC) def. Nelson.
6-0, 6-&, Stnelrmn (OCC) def, I~
6-3, 6-2; Fortner {OCC) def. HonlklMn,
6-3, 6-3; ~ (OC'C) def. Goldlmhh.
6-0, 6-3; Gregor (QCO def. Morrts
(OCO. 6-0, 6-2. ~·-• London-Lo (SB) def. Erickson-Wiiiiam, M, 7-5;
StreelfNn..Garda (OCO def.
Bugay-HonlktMn, 6-2. M ; ~(OCC)def.
Ne~lth, 7-5, 6-2.
Mesa wins in OT, 14-12
COSTA MESA
Sophomore
Amy Devey
scored tru-ee of
' . . ,,. ·.~ ...
her five goals in two three-minute
overtime periods to propel the
host Costa Mesa High girls water
polo team to a 14-12 nonleague
win over Long Beach MilUkan
Tuesday.
Millikan scored with 34 sec-
onds left to force overtime, but
Devey opened the first extra ses-
sion with a goal, then added two
more in the second overtime perf·
od to help the Mustangs improve
to 8-10.
Cari Howse chipped in four
goals and six steals, while sopho-
more goalie Stephanie Lombardo
added a goal to her seven saves:
MiJUkan fell to 8-8. emu Mesi! 14, LI Mllllbn 11
SCONby'9rtock
Millitc.n 3 1 2 3 1 1 -12
Costa Mesa 1 4 3 1 2 3 • 14
La MHllbn -Nash 4, Helntzelm•nll
3, Galllzlo l, Darby 1. Estrada 1
saves -Cox 8.
co.ta ..... -Devey 5, c. Howse 4,
Lombardo 1, A. Howse 1, Smith 1,
Alastuey 1, A. Grublslch 1.
saves -Lombardo 7.
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llamada telelonlca no le of· will allow the personal rep· gulshlng mark. Any bid re· Ann Sheridan 119 d~y of Februlll)' 1997, at lO PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE t.M, Of Mtduted trua.. LAWYER. On Febfuery 28.
recera protece1on. resenta1111e lo take many eetved after the scheduled David Frlzzene 123 o clock a.m. at 1he pre-punuent to tht De«I cl 1917 11 10:00 AM. Amen·
S1 usled no presenta su ae11ons without obtaining closing hme fOf lhe receipl Dean Boomhower 139 mises where said property NOTICE OP Fictitious Busln•H butt ueaMd by i<.t /Vt-C8ll Securiti.. ~ ..
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PUBLIC NOTICE Respuesta a 11empo, l:i cour1 approval. Bel01e lak· of bids shall be returned lo David Redmund Roberts Is Slored and which re 10-APPLICATION TO Name Statement dr9S Met Mlralno AndrH duly ~ INstee llMef STATEMENT OF eorle puede upedlr Ing certain very 1mpo1tan1 the bidder unopened. It 140 eated II Mini U St01age, SELL ALCOHOLIC The following pe<tonl are r9CQfded on M1M as In-MCI ~ to Deed ol
ABANDONMENT OF ordenes que alecten au aclions. however, the per· shall be the sole responsi· Lees Carpets 154 1177 ".amelback Street, BEVERAGES doing business as: a) Na· *VMnt No.. ~ Trutt reconled Auauet 17 USE OF FICTITIOUS ma1rlmon10, su propledad y sonal reprose~1al111e will be bllily of the bidder to see Jennifer Renee Orelae 230 City of Newport Beach, Date of Flllng ture Cafe, b} Champagne loolc -Paga -cl Cfllcllt 1913, " Inst. Ho. ~ BUSINESS NAME que qrdenen que usled required to g111e notice to that his bid Is received In Kathryn L James 245 Co1;1nty of Oran~•· State ol Ap 11 ti Bakery, Cafe, 4483 Brrch records In the omct cl tht 0552158 ol C>flldal Reconn
The following persons pasiue mantenc1on. hone-lnlerested persons unless proper hme. Healh I. Fried.man 258 c;:a1111fornla. Sale s sold with J .. J>3c1a 1o99n:7 St, Newport Beach, Calil. County~ cl Orlnge In the ofnc. ol the Cou .....
h h 1 1a11os de abogado y las they have waived notice or A set of plans and apecoll· Jennifer Jennmgs 270 Um and reserve. No ono "'" , 92660 c:aarom1e, lrlCt pur9Ulnl lo "'' 11~:0 i?~t~~~~~d 1B~s~~~~s costas. SI no puede pagar consented to the proposed callons may be obtained at Juana Mirman Ines 319 under the age of 18 Is 11· To Whom ft May Con-Hooa·Uen T. Pham, 17150 tht Nc*e' cl Dlfail .net =:r C:,.~• ~ N . S 111 A 1 7 92 las costas por la presenla· action.) The independent lhe City of Costa Mesa De· Roger O. Crockett 325 towed to anend the •II•. eem: Euclid St .. Suite 218 Foun-~ to W ........., • eel a:;"· 1 f~ac; 8
1a ty. H4 n· clon de la demanda, plda admlnistrahon au1ho1i1y wilt partmenl ol Public 'Ser· Randy Green L. 371 i:t1• landlord reserves the The Name(s) of the Ai>-taln Valley, CA 927oS NICOfdld 1Cll2IWll lin 8ooll -. by Dllttene M Deen, en un-
Se Ba O ,;· lA i~·648U al actuarlo de la corte quo be granted unless an inter· vices 4th Floor 77 Fair Yolanda E. Middleton 413 rtght to bid al the tale. Pur· plleant(a) II/are: K C S This bualneu 11 con· ~-, M 1n11rU1Mnt No. merriect women, 'll'llM ..... 1~~tonF "talc • B te de un lormularlo de e•· ested person files an ob· Drive' Costa Mesa Calllor· Usa Sarvak 419 chases must be made Wllh INC .. TAU CHAALES. TU ducted by· an Individual ~-cl Mid Cfllcllt public Mdoft k> ~ Na~e ;~1~;~e':: 10 u~~~~s onerac1on de las mismas Jecfion to the pellllon and nia ui>on a norweiundable Vicki Knutson 427 c:ash and paid for al the KELVIN HOA · Have you started doing ....._ 'll'llM W on 'lnflW1 Wdd9f '°' ceel'I, ~
was Med in Oran e Counte (Waiver of court Fees and shows good cause why the payment 01 sio.oo. An ad· Jackie Dearborn 429 lime ol purchase. All ~!"'· The applicants ll1ted business yet? No loaad: /It tht Nof9' ffont chedc drawn on s ..... oe
on 3.25.96 Fote ~o 1 ~ Costs). court should nol grant the dilionat charge or 52.00 will Jeanie Walker 432 c~.ased goods are sold as above are applying lo the H~·Uen T. Pham entrm to tht County nMb'9f beM. a chedc drawn
677816 · · 9963 SI desea oblener consejo aulhorlly. be made ii handled by Robert J. Bisbee 433 Is and must be removed Department of Alcoholic This atatement wu filed Cour1houae, 700 CMc c..,. by a ..... or ......, Cfwcfl
T 0 H 1 7492 legal comunlquese de In· A HEARING on lhe pell· mall (Phone (714) 754 Gina Abktr 650 by 6:00 p.m. on the dey of Beverage Control to tell al· with the County Clerk of tel Drtw w.., IMta AN, union, or a chedc drswn bye
S e!ryBtuli Dr arr:f;2 H mediato con un abogado. lion will be held on March 5307 for purchasing lnror: Auclloneer's· Name: Jim t~e 111e. Buyera must pro-cohollc beverages at: 2900 Otange County on 12·23·96 ca1forNa It 2:00 flM It ""'9 or fedanl uvl1191 and "~ ton Beach' CA 92548un· NOTICE The restraining 13, 1997 at 1:45 p.m. In mallon) O'Brien, Bond Number: 111de current original or a NEWPORT Bl\'O .. NEW· 19H370S43t PUtikauc:tlontoththlghelt loen auoclellon, U'lfngt T~ 5 bus n~ss is con orders on lhe back are ef· Oepl. 703 localed al: 341 Each bod shall be made 14663730099 pholocop)'. of original rt-PORT BEACH. CA 82660 Dally Pilot Jan. 15 22 29 lllddlf for c:dl (peyltite Ill -.ocleClon, or ..W. ben~
dudted by ~n individual . feet against both husband The City Onve, Orange. CA on tho Proposal Form. pro-Auclloneer·s Telephone ~·. permi1 St tlme OI tale For the. tollowlnQ type of Feb 5 1997 ' W02l ... .,._ al .. In """" ~ In Mdlon ,102 o1
and wile until the pellhon Is 92668·3205 vided in the contract docu· Number:(909) 681-4113 1n Qeu of sales tax. This License. 41 ON.SALE • • inanefclthtUnled:'~ the f1rW1C1ta1 code and
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ABANDONMENT OF conyvgas. tanlo, et esposo your claim with the court ered unless It Is made on a PROPERTY Name St•t•m•nt clill Realt b) · Sucllll Thia bu1iness 11 con-to be: 111 ..,_ ..,... · atr..C
USE OF FICTITIOUS como la esposa, hasta que and m111 a copy lo 1th• per· blank lorrtl furnished by the Notice Is htfeby given The followlng persona 818 Propettlea ~.) Seaclll1 Real ducted by: a llmiled pan· c:o.&a Mna, CA 1m7-a., =:;ct,~ ofc;:n:i
BUSINESS NAME la pehcion sea recha1ada. sonal representat 11e •P· C~sta Mota Sanitary Dis· that the undersigned-wfll dol business u : StOMr· Eatale, d), Seaclll1 by the nershlp The undefllgned ~ • -·,. ~
The following persons se d1clo una d~clslon rinat pointed by 1he court within Incl and Is. made In ac· sell at public auction. pur· ldg~Asaoclates 4490 Von Sea, 1901'Plne Strfft, Hun-Have YO\.I •tarted doing dl9CIMne any lablMY fot property ~ eboYe II
have abandoned lhe use or o la cor1e exprda ins11uc· lour monlhs from lhe dale cordance with the provl· suant to Section 21700 of Ka A • N........,. tlngton Beach CA 82648 business yet? No llt'f lncorrectr.u of the pufllOf1ed to be. 1134 ICWM
the F1ct111ous Business clones ad1cionales D1chas of lirSl issuance of the lel· sions of lhe Proposal re-the Business & ProrH-e.r"':.ncA = .",...... Suun J FH 18996 George W. Shufelt prcpetty address Md ether Str•. IO, Cotta Mau, c,,.
Name. Autobahn Motor proh1b1c1ones pueden hac· lers as provide~ in section qu1remeo11. slonal Code. the following ~e N 18 (Pie ton) Stonehurat. Ln .. H'W1t1 ton ~11 statement WH flied common dnJgr 1IC4t, "-"Y. 12Gt. The ~
Works, 738 W. 17th Slreet erse eumplor e.n cualqu1e1 9100 ol lhe Cahl?rnla Pro-Each bidder mull be II· described property to wit: Calif~e limit:-' artne:. Beach, CA 92848 ng With the County C1etk of lhclwn ,_.. The \acil TNllM clecWme """llabllit)
itC. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 parte de California por bate Code. T~e hme for Ill· eensed and also prequall· RICHARD WESTCOTT. H·3 ahl 4490 Von Kar~an Av• B 8u1al9ra 1901 Pine OJ1ng1Col.Wiiyon12·23-96 amount cl tht unpMd bit-b """ ~ ol the
The Fictitious Business cualquler agente del orde~ Ing claims will not e•plre fled as required by law.!" Sport• equip. eh .. lank•. enJ!t New rt Beach CA St~untlngton Beach, Call· ttH370M4. I ence cl tht ol:llgllbl .. atr..C eddrwee end • olhet Nama referred 10 above publlco qua las haya rec•· belore lour month• rrom Class A or C42 contractor • misc. MICHAEL MARINO J· 92650 po ' lornla 82848 Dally Piiot JJn 22 29 cured by tht propelty to be common deeltnstlon, if etry.
was filed'" Orange County bldo o que haya vosto una "::O hearing date noticed license Is required. 64 Unlblke, bike, apeaker. UM No 1 (San Juan. Cap-This bu1lneH 11 con-Feb 5 12 1997 . W93e IOed Md reiltonadl .... .,_'*"'"·Said aele wilt
on Dec 14 1995 FWe 00P1• de ellas. a 111· The Board of Directors or BBQ. R1CHAAD OeMAIO I· lstrano) • Inc • CaUlomla ducted by: an unlncorpo-• • ' mMad ClOlls, _....,_ lrlCt be meda, RMA ¥MIOUI -
No.19953667J17 • ft. hTh• nam~ .anEd address f YI OkU Ml bAYlhEXA~~NEll the the Costa Mesa Sanitary 60 Stereo equip .. TV. tum. • corporailon. ·4490 Von Kar· rated atiociatlon other PUBLIC NOTICE adllanc .. llt tht an. cl.,_ nenc Of Wlffanty, . .,...... °' John B Olsen 9641 Oma o I e court IS. ( I nombre 1 e ep Y e co ... •· Jou DlstriC1 reserves the right to misc. SUSAN BABIN G-68 n than 1 paMershl lnlMI pt.Mcalon cl tt'9 Implied, regllfding Ille, pee.
Place. Garden.' Grove, CA Y dlreccion de la cor1e es) are a person lnlereste In reject any or all bide. Furn, lug. misc. JEFFREY ~~h "'c":. ~:eo Newport Halle you 11Zfed dolng Flctltlous lualn•H Neice cl .. Is: ....aon. condllJon Ot 91'Cum.
92841 SUPERIOR COURT OF the estate, you may Ille The Contractor ahall eom-SARDEGNA 8-23, Stereo T:ia •business 11 con-buslnesa yl17 Ye• 1-10·87 Name ltat•ment S1~A In ~ lo ~. lncludlne f-.
This business Is con· CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF with lhe court a formal Re-ply with the provisions of Equip, lamps. TV, bed, ducted b . • eneral • suian J. FM ' The followlng pe<son1 are CMlt, ... ~ wtl ~ ~end •lll•naM of the
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual ORANGE. 34 l The City quesl for Special Notice ol Section 1770 to 1780 lnclu· furn, misc. FOY STAN· nerthlp y. g part This 1tate1Mnt WH flied doing business H : Mesa a CllHa(s ct-*~ on T~ Md ol 1he INtta
19973707427 01111~, Orange. CA 92668. thed rohng ,or, a7 Inventory slve, of lhe Caltlornla Labot FTELD. JR .. HM WHher1. The registrant commenced with the County C1erk ol Dental Center 2e7 E. 17th • ..... Of Nlllanll bar*. a cteMeci by .... Deed Of
John B. Olsen F:~T~e ~:mt~~~~'" and =~" •t,P~' s:n: p~~l~~ a! ~g•sc~r: 0f'!~:~~ d:I~~ ~Zc~i~Wi d~~X"ll6"~~ to transact buatn••• under Orange County on M0.97 ~~!'.S.c~ ~~ = *: ~~ C: ~::::. ':: .:-"=
This statement was ltled telephone number of pell· account as provided In mined by lhe Director of table •h•lf·w·shell ch1lr 6 the fleltllloua name or . te87370708t 17th St cg;,~ Jiu CA cMdt drWM\ by• ... Cf secured by Mid o::-<of with tha County Gterk ol Uoner's oltorney or poll· section 1250 of the Call· the Department of lndut· boxei trunk misc • • name• I lled above on: 11· Daily Pnot Jan. 15, 22, 29, 92827 " • ,..,.. MYlngS .net '°"' Trust towll·S102 •..Mwllh
Orange County on 1.14.97 tloner wilhou1 an a1101ney fornla Probate C?do. A Re-trla1 Relations, State of Ca.I· Sale 'wm be by 'compell· ~No 18 (Pleasant Ftb. 5, 1897 W024H Thia bualnesa 11 con-woclllWI" Alltr'la auo-lrMrM ~ fiom 7,IOt/11
Oaoly Pilot Feb 5, 12, 19, Is: (El nombre, la dlrecc1on ~uesll for s,pbeetl a,1 Notlehe 1fornla, Which .,. filed Wllh live bidding (wrillen ... alecl Calllornla limited par;:;:. PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by:. corporation ~ Of ..w.. blr* .. 1..138,. pet ennum .. 26 1997 W949 Y el numaro de tetelooo del orm s a11a1 a • iom t • the Assl1tent Manager/ bid• may be submitted In hi . Haw you started doing _...,In 8ldbt Ital d pnMded In Mid llCIM(e) plla
' abogado del demandante. court Clefk. Clerk of the DitlliC1, and advance) on the 19TH day 1 P '1 tltt au an. l>usln9a1 et? Yn 12·84 ... ~ COiie Met PUBLIC NOTICE ~ det demandanle que no Petitioner: shall forfeit penaltlH pre-or Feb .. 1997, at 2:00 P.M. !is;1,~n:i0·1~ (~c.~i:!~ :.me°':tat•:,.,.~1 Amzak dorp .. MiQed z. ...._._.todO....._.ln ::...and-====
SUMMONS 11ono abogado. es~ Bsrbara F. Kothe scribed therefore for non-at the premises where said nla c0fporailon."1ts gen.rel The lollowlng persona are khary, President tllle ....., In h ewrlt 1111.212.30. The._...._
DOWNS & ASSOC I· Attorn•lf for Petl· compliance ol eatd code. property hat been 1tored partner doing butlne" 81• ESA This statement wa1 filed ....._ ._ than c.-tt Is under uld Deed °' rruJ
ON 1ST ATES, Atty. JoHph tloner: Date~: F•bruary 4, and which 11 located al By: Frank T. Suryan, J< .. Markellng Group,· 2l5l with tM County Clttk of:;:::.:-....::-l'NIY herwlofuta ~ Md
AMENDED PETITION Patrick Downs, 900 E. KenMlh Zommlck, 1997 AYRES SELF STORAGE. Senlof ~·President Mlchelton Dr .. Ste. 150, Ir· Orange County on 12·17•'6 clh ~to t11e undefslgnad
•FAMILY LAW Katella Ave., Ste. F, CSB I 39248, Simon BY ORDER OF THE 7012 Ernest Ave .. Hunllno· This 1tatement wu filed Vine, CA 82612 ttt8i704878 ~· =....--._._ • W1'11Mtt DeeelwelkMi o1
CITACION JUDICIAL Or•nge, CA 92887, McKlnHlf Miiier Zom• BOARD OF DIRECTORS ~~14Be~h,d~d(714l 848-with the County Clerk of ESA F1nanca Group, I Cal· Deily Ptlot Jan. 15. 22. 29, P¥9 or ...... '° • ... o.fM end DemMd fol
• DERECHO DE 714·538·3'730 mlck Sandor & Dun· OF THE COSTA MHA the right 1~ bid at:~:·::~• Orange County on 1·23-97 "tornla Corpotatlon, (CA), .&.b. S. 1991 W032. _al,.... .......... S., end e wr-.n Noticed
FAMILIA D•t•; OCT 1, 1998 daa, 2750 Bellflower SANITARY DISTRICT PurchaH• must be madt 19973701578 215t Jlchelson Dr .. Ste. PUBLIC NOTICI be !Mde • .,. ...... cov.-DllfMll Md flecllloll lo ·
Notice TO RESPON· ALAN SLATER, Clerk, Blvd., Ste. 1100, Long Publ(1hed Newport byca1handpaldforatlhi Dally Pilot Feb. 5. 12, 19, \S::i' :9·f"928:2 WCor ...... ..,...or The uodel,lad
DENT (AVISO AL DE· b1 MARJORIE FILIX, B•acht CA 9081 S. Beaeh·Co1ta Men Daily lime of purchat.e. All pur· 26, l917 W945 ~ ~·.n~~n-'1oHtlod avalftffa :::=-•••• .... P.. ~~ WOftlrNA
MANDADO CNombre): Oeputlf t 177 Pilot February s. 12, 1897. chased goods are •old u PUBLIC NOTICE Have yoli s1at1ed dolflG ,...,.. Stat"""'t 90 _.11111.r .. Ti ~ ';'"'' OOfded In ._ -: ••••••a. EISh•••••t '""""""" •••••" 1105693 .,... 10""" '"'"'., ,_...." ,,.,_., .. ,No ""'..._ ,..._ ,,, -'i.:~ .. -" -You •r• being sued. A Beach·Costa Meu Dally Publl1hed Newport ~h~:c"t'9toofc=·lla~r: /' onat44H28 ESA Flnandsl Group. a doing bua1Mt1 at: M1tO-_.... ""'rror..... . -
usted •• Hien d•m•n· Pilot January '15, 22, 29, Beach·Co1ta Mell Dilly PUBLIC NOTICE .~.!event ol .. 111:ment ~ FloUUou• •uslnHI Calllornl• COf'PO'•llon, Emll bahn Motor Works, 738 w ......... ...,.,..... rrrt •. '° a.
<d•ndo. February 5, 1897. Pilot February 5, I. 12. tween landlord end obll-Na"'4t lt.tenMftt S. ~veller. Chairman 17th StrHI IC. Costa ...... unpllll 1 Mllliiiiiil"--1 PETITIONER'S NAME . W030 1997 NOTICE OF led TMfollowlngpertonaare Thia ttatement wu flied Me .. ,CA92627 ...,_dllli........... ~
IS CEL NOBRE DEL DE· . ftUBLIC g:uct=· Wanda Nor· doing bUalneu u : 1. The With 1he couney Clork of :: J,R. Olsen, 13151 Ad-lllr ... Died ... ....._. (T1 C..Wailllm
MANDANTE ES): Lana PUBLIC NOTICE Wth947 LllN SM.I ton, Bond 1$.400-1114 Vineyerda, 2. The Vin. Orange County on t·H 7 92.J2• 011td9n Grove. CA ..._ • ........ lft a1111 ... a nqu.-~llt,O. ft. Nicole PUBLIC NOTICE Notice It hereby given AyrH Sell Storage, R .. 1-yarcf• Ap11'1ment1, ••to tft7'707012 Thia bu1lnH1 11 con-...._ -., ....,... ..... 22004, !I • C.
CASI NUMBER NOTICE OF per Section 21700 .. Hq, dent Managert Von l<wmen Ave., Ntwport Dally Pilot Jan. t S, 22, 29, duc1ed by' In lndMdutl a' I ... d 1w n.e.. _. l2022-I004 (11
(Num•ro d•I CHol PETITION TO COSTA MESA ~I ~fe~~=1•c!d~~~~ Publlthed New~ort ~·CA ea:eo Feb, 5, 1917 W025 Have yoU atll'1ed 'doing the ...... ~ i9r llM 0.... J1tftumY 21, 1•7
91 0 002819 ADMINllTI" SANtTMY DISTRICT Iha UndenlQned, SUPE· Beach-Coat• Mna Delly UC, 1~:;c'Otn~ PUIUC NOTICI bualnnt yett y"· 1/l/97 =..f..~-...... T.,.._ .. Olloer Diii L.
• You ha.,. 30 CALENDAR ISTATI OF1 ORANQI COUNTY, RIOR MINI S'tORAGE to-Pilot Febf\lary 5. 12, 1981. ablliC Coinpeny 4490 Von ~ OIMl'I 1Nliele, 0 c 1; ~.t-'--~. acl14
DAYS alt8f 11\11 Summon• Mt¢HIL1r~U.-Tll CALIFORNIA ea1ed at flSOO S~IOf wt4I ic.nJ.n A~ ~ ,......._.......... Thli .... '""'" .. MM r8 = a.a tit VDl;12:fW..1't .......
and Pelltlon are eerved on CH• No. At Hitt NOTIC& AYe., Coita ~ ... Cellfor· PUBLIC NOTICI hlch. CA tateO ...,_ ltatewt wittl the COl.Wy a.ti Of 1NN ...:., Clllt"!!~.~~1----.....:...----
you 10 Ml a RHponse 1'o all nerra, t>eneflclarle1. INVITtNO 1101 nle, CounlY. of Orange, This bu1lnna 11 con-TM fottowlno l*IOOS Ml Otange Cownty on "14ot1 .,., .........
(form 1282) •• th• court cred1lor1. contingent Credi· NOTICE IS HEREBY Stall of Cal1f()(nfa, Wiii COfl" Notice ~.wwn dUC'ed by: a limited llablllly doing bualn9al •: o.n 1"7t707419 ~ ... L.111111 and 1atV• a copy on the tOfs. and pll'IOtil who may GIVEN that Maled propoa· duct a publlc lien aele of that the wll ~ ChuriQ ~ t708 Dtilly Piiot ,ab, I, 11, 1t, ._,,.-.; 1Nllle ~
pettlioner. A. letttt 0t phone OltltrwlN be 1n1ere1ted In alt '°' l11tnl1hl(ig 1n i.bor, the pwaonal Pf°'*1Y cfe.. Ml at publlc 9UC:llon put· The~~ I . CJ'r•nd Av9nue, CA 2e, 1911 W950 *'......,. .... call will not protect you. lhe will or e11a1e. or bolh. mate•l•I•, equipment. ICflbed below et 11:30 a.m. auent lo Cheptef 10 ~ to tnnuct bullneta ~ t270S . ~ ...,, .. 1
II vou do not file yOUt R .. of: MICHELE CURTIS tran1pQ11a110t1. and suet\ on tM 12 day of ,tbn.lary. slon I commeodng with 11\t flctllloua n1.,,. or Dita ~ Inc., (C... PUILIC llOT1CI 'lAAn•-•1"1.W •Ponte on """· the CO!Jrt A PETITION hH been olhlf ,.Cjfllles •• may be 1917. The Und9'tl{lned wl" hcllon 21700 of IN bull-"""" .... above on: 12/ lofnll), 10 win.er Branch,, _________ ,,_...., _______ ..
may make 01der1 aHkting filed by Ba1bara F. Kothe In required for the CON· accept cath blctt IO .. tlaty n111 Ind ttroftHlon•I 22/M ""'"9, CA l2t04 your marriage, )'OU( prop-the Su1>9riof Coll(! of Call· STRUCTION OF THE FOL-• lien fof the ~ due rent COde or hclon 1... of The Vlrifyirdw Apenmenta. Ttlla lluatne.. le con-tttv. and custody of your lornla, County of Orange. lOWIHO PROJECT: MAN· and lncldetleala Incurred. the CMI Code of the ..... UC, fUc:fWd S. Ac*rltOn, dlded by: I~
chl1dren You may be Of· THE PETll'ION requtlll HOLf "lHAllLITATION, The atorege epacte gtMf· Of Calfofnla lhe tDlcMtnQ OrQelUllr • Hev. ~ M'9d ~
dtrtd to pay 1upport and tn11 Barbara '· Koth• be PAOJlCT NO. 1112100. .itrf conlfll Of the follow. m11cefl1MOU1 ~ T1'la .....,,. .... tlled butlr'"9 Y'I" v.., MeY.
a1101ney IHt and co111. II appointed u peraonal rep. 144. Ing: apptlancff, Nctlon. a.nd AIH90Mf "'°""" lo tllfl'I the County Oer1' of 1111
you cannot pay the filing r .. 1nt11iv• 10 admlnl1ter Bids wlll be 1actlved by Ice. hou11hold furnflurf Wit lcfenlm.ct by tenent Otenge County on 1·n.t7 Dela '*"9. ~.. Hge
IH, Nie lhe clltk for • '" ttw •llltt Of the dlced9nl. the COiia Men Senitaty and bedl, larnpt, cablnel1. name and st0t19e unit tft7170llT1 Thuf Trlft; ~
r,ahlcf form. THI PETITION requeatt Dillrlel. et the office Of the apothng goodS, :s· numbtt. Dally ,llOC ,.., I 11 1t Tiiie llMIQlll Wlll J .... 11 you wane legal .0¥1C1. the dec:edtnt'• WILL and City Ctttll. 11 hit Drive. ~ .. bab1 ie.me. • au.. A. Doen. Aton 2t 1917 • • Wt,.4 Wllil l'9 C...., a.rt cOr\ttcl a lawyer tm-codlc:•la. K any, be edmifted C'o11e Meta, Calltornla, office tqutpmtne Ind f\lf ~ f'lnllnclll ..,. • ~ OouNr -... t+.r rntdltlel¥ IO probate. lhe wllf and until lht hour of 10.00 a tn .. tut•, Nnd and Powef !Ools, -... tty Mauon I . Smith. · t•mNH7
USled titnt 30 DrA9 CAL• ll'l'f codlcll• are avallabll February 2~_1tt7, al vehlctt Pll'1• and acce. A2t11 On the '"°"' hlly """ Ptb. s. tr, 1' ENOAAIOS 0.1pue1 de r• tor 1.-mlnallon In tht 111• which tr~ mwy wlll be IC>tlet. bo•ff (conltnll 1.1n-Mille Oteco.112133 29 1"7 W9SI
cil>it o~ Hll tit•· ll•pt by lht court. ooened pubkly Ind tHd llnown). mu•lc•I ln1tru-ftlc:Nrd Wllllefna, 82747 Sell your extra I c .... --~
cion judiclal y petlclOn, TH! PETITION reque1I aloud h tht COUid chllm-"*"' Md octw ""'°"' AM Cancer locletv, By: household • ._ 'W'C1U patl cornpftt• y f)ftaenttf •uthcftty 10 edtnlnllltt tfle l>9r1. SHled p1opo ... 1 ,.,.,._ teeml. Ollnt'lt ~ _..., IUNa The mot& oomprehen-IWlll~•
Ml '°'"""*'° de Aeapunta .. ta:. undlf "" ·~ ..... b9ar .. .. cl ... NAME Of' PAC! Eric ~ llfl3 Items el've -CWNn( ~ .. ...
(AttponM form 1212) lnlt INnl Administratt0n Of El· watll Met the name of IN ACCOUNT . NUMllR Thlt Isle wffl be ~ C f tory of gOodS and Ml'··~ .... ~;~:;,~~~~mll~iliL\.i~~=~:~=::~. I• corl• UM c.,1a o una t•1n Act. (Thie authoflly blddff bul no othtf d11tln-Jfynt M0rtef'I lntueld 109 tlve bidding °" 1ht 1tth lnlattlled vtc•• atoundl ...._. i t
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1997
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ByPhone
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By MalWn Person:
:~30 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa. GA 92627
At NP\\'J>OM Bh-d. ~ 8dy ~ ..
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Trlephone 8:30am-5:00pm
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NEWPORT NEWPORT ROOMS 2706 CREDIT 29071 ______ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT DOMESTICS 5 540 MERCHANDISE
-BEACH 1069 BEACH 2169liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015
-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CM IE'alde room, gv1 Fr .. D•bt liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •VALENTINES DAY• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F b I B F b 20 M h 31 home, furn, $275. Coun••llng We are open at night! So Wolff Tanning Beds 1~ llOUllHG ~ u 0~• SBr 1
4·5 a • b N ~ :~c E n/pets, male pref. Low cost debt repay·'·E-M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T__ Electronlca Wanted Flt·mlnded you can dance the night Tan At Home
Ol'l'OlllTUNITl Pcelanvlew, lpooO. sp,a. o o d .. Ith' ,x•c 714-842·5438 ment. Many maJor Train••• hPe•arlathon& bMekatutyunplrqoude· away! Call for details: Buy Direct and Savel MIUl"'*llhlftllilltilllllls r nc pa • n Y con o w v ew creditors lower pay-5530 Job openings with ex· TeddW Bears & Love Low Monthly Pmts _,...,1a.-itctte1Mfe•· Asking $700,000 furnished, FP, alarm,•·c-M/N--w-p_rt_H_g_t_•-~-.-a menta, reduce Inter· cellent salary/benefits. uct, grea t money. Child Care L4'304201070 Free Color Catalog
• Wllfllr ....... Act9'1tll1S _9_55_·_1_2_12 __ s_eo_-8_n_9 fax, pool, spa, '93 Male p ref'd. N/S . est. Eatabllshed Paid training. High oppty. PT. NB oft "7714·549·2144V' Call 1.80o.71 1.ot58 Fabuloua 5Br 4.5Ba Jaguar possible. Share bath, lndry, "'60' N flt S1000'• Poaalbl• school grads ages 17· shwrm. Call 515·0595 __.... wtlkll Mn I 1111t11 $500/Wk or $3,000/ 1 • s · on·pro · Typing Part Time. At
19 ..__ • ._, ~ Oceanvlew, pool. spa. mo. w/cat. Call GIHla llght kit prlv, $310/ Consumer Credit Home. Toll Freo 34. U.S. citizens only.
ll•llatlea ., ltlwl•la•ll•• Prlnclpal• Only 84.._.182 phone/fax ahere utll. + dep. Counseling Services 1-800_218•9000. Ext. Call 1-800-345·6289, --------•MERCHANDISE COLLECTIBLES Asking $700,000 K•n. 842·1770 1.aoo.:Ul8·2227 Mon-Tue 8am to 6pm, EMPLOYMENT 6017 ,_._. • ,..,,...., ,........ 9!55-1212 580-8779 •Harbor View Hm•• •-----------T·1381 for Listings. W·Frl Sam to 4:30pm SERVICES 5533 •••••••-.... ---.Ml<llllll• Charming 3bd, 2ba. Pvt entrance, H.B.---------Ad a .. t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .......................... •Newport Height•• $2200/mo. Incl oardnr. all amen, fem pref, INVESTMJ:NT m -· HOTEL WYLAHO Painlings
.... .,_..,,..........._ Low Down Paymentll AvaU 311. 76().5084. w/d, pool, Jae, $650 OPPORTUNITY NB Boat Salel/Rental THE BALBOA ANTIQUES 60lO 3 Originals. Call Tony ...._ • ._, I...... 3br/3ba, den, pool, mo. Incl utll. 645-1354 Co on water seeks BAY CLUB -•-•H 7 1.._722•9918 Dia ......, wlll lltl mini ocn vu. S525K Lido 1•1• 4br, 3ba. 35' 2908 neat, friendly ant 1 9 100 k1 n g f 0 r : Please be \Ware thnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
........,..... ....,... Grundy Alt, 875--8181 lot. New crpVpalnt. Nr w/pos attllude to help • Front Deak Agent the listings In this cat· 1---------
..... llf ,.. ...... ......_la~ Oceanfront Tripi•• cfbhse. $3000/mo yny. RENTALS TO w/cstmr ave, solea • Clerlcal Support egory may require you Top Dollar P•ldl WANTED S 295 000 620 ft Grundy Rttr. 675--8161. 50111,..:i 2724 SSLump Sum Cash process, rentals. light Each position Is FIT to call e 900 number TO BUY 6019 .......... 9'111ei..0.191Md 1·0 •00 · i sq. · DA&UO NowlSS We buy your books, etc. FIT , and requires previous In which there Is e From 1800·1960 . . n ._.., ~ M ell S 1 o ' o ncome. PSo rt I dS3tbdr/2•b• t •,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Insurance settlement, Wknds. FX resume to: experience. A strong charge per minute. 1 pc to enlfl'e eslale.
ftftlllllp .._. .. , Ill U1l1 747.7795 eaw n aw annuity, mortgage 714/845·9208 customer service -..,..----------...,.....-Paintings, china,
'• •JlflF .. ........_ • • view. Totally remOd'ld An Am9alng notes or lottery win· background desired S1000 WEEKLY glsware, furn, etc. PIANO CM Playhouse needs good used
piano. 8422 1900 __. -... .._..,... flawless! $2550/mo. Opportunity nlng1 payments for Adm In. Aaalatant St 11· e elopes In 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 -::=.,'L -1,.• ... -•• :.c...HUO ACREAGE 1125 Bkr 729·7248 Coke, Frito Ley, Bookkeeper PT. Including good phone u ing nv1 E --· •• -..., iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Nabisco. Great local cathl Quick closings. Flex hrs. Computer and computer skills, your l(!cat on. asy =========: ·M·••t·•·at·-.fer ••DLANDS•Corner 8 Sp•ctacular Back routes. Excellent earn· 1·80!>~3180-50815 skills req'd. Fax courteous and profes· wPTo/rFTk. exckellent pdayd. Top Dollars P•ld
For Records. Jazz,
Sountrac ks. etc . Call Mike 645·7505.
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1 br +loft with 2 ape· Reference;• r::ulred. ---------sales cells over the For an appointment, Make 5347 weekly as ~ct... pollry cloua balconies. •31 ""'14 ANNOUNCEMENTS telephone to build pis call 645-5000 x-521 "Mystery Shopper" o1c1--orh • Abundant walk In,~ __ .. _______ new business. Answer,_________ .........,,,. Sold Out Print•
REAL ESTATE
WANTED 1625 ·-1 d MEDICAL for local stores. Cheek = ....__ "-Limited Editions closet and storage. CdM 3Br aaa Hee 2920 lncom ng calls an so-frlendlinesa, cteanll· • "'"'-"""·· Gas and water paid. Very clean. Fp, w/d, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llclt new buslnesa Back office position. Sh f lV' ~ Roger Tory Peterson, through proactive tele-Spanish bl-lingual w/ ness. op or •· ....___ "Scarlet Tangier": Walk to Balboa Island $!575 + dep, 1/3 ulll Broad•nYourWorld h I d exp 714 548 2273 clothes, morel We pay ............. Robert Bateman.
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HOUSES/
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and the beaches. Aval now. 7A:s.8101 with Scandinavian, P one ChfwaH ng a~I · • • for It. You keep ill •Onellmor........ "Big Horn Sheep".
Prestigious reaort1---------E s h rHearc ng comp• • Out of Santa Fe 313-458·5300 Ext •1 ' •Colb...,.•aa llvlng with stunning H.B.•• Bl!AUTIFUL uropean, out tlve publlcatlon1. (Calls refundable)Fee I •Elllel .... c:ioncb*d Signed, wfmuseum sunsets and cool 3Br 2.5Ba Large kltch, American, Asian, • Must work well In Fashion Island has quality framing. bree:tea. Apta starting fp, pooVapa, garage, Russian High School under deadline prH· sales positions In our •11Mled119Clllh Reasonably priced.
at 51350. 78.,1845 w/d. seoo 497-4485 Exchange Students sure. outdoor Jewelry Kiosk. 714-249-3711 Please leave messg.
•---------arriving August. • Excellenl oral and hrly +comm. Call EMPLOYMENT (9091 985-2007
Studio/Br Veraalllea NB bright/airy, furn, un· Bheco o1mt • a f vaomlun1 t1ee~ r. wr1klltt11se.n communication Poppy at: 94..-s953 iWiiANTEiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiii5ii5ii3ii5iir--------iTO MY VALENTINE'.¥ Condo. Super clean. fum, w/d. 1450 lnclds
Pool/spa. Prtcg garage utlla. Clean & quiet AISE 1-800-SIBUN • Strong 18181, pre-RECEPTIONIST lovety•Personallzed
$800/mo. 963-5037 near beh. tJ48.1903 -KAP---P"""Y_B.._l .... R""'T"'"H_D_A_Y_ sentatlon and Hrvlce Irvine Financial Co. B•rt•nder Sr. Gent, FURNITURE 6014 "'KEY CHAINS ~
Nie• Room for Rent Forget one lately? skllla. S 1 2 o o /m 0 · Fe x long time Bartender & Hoart shape w/name
Costa Meaa. 13!50 Never forget another • t-11nlmum one year resume: 754-5890 Bar owner, avail for 7 pc Couch Sectional and rose engravings.
APllDTMENTS monthly Includes utlla. speclal occasion sales experience. Recptn/S•cretary prvt parties. 434-0578 Apprx 12 w x 8' Qoo'd Send $8.75-(ship Inc)
CORONA ~ Child OK. 831·9011 again, guaranteed! • Ability to think ere-CdM Mortgage Co. cond, needs slip cvrs. check or money order
DEL MAR 2122 FOR REN! Special limited time atlvely and work In a Clerical skills, friendly, $250 548·0872 To: p~~~~~: e~~ses
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.x.c TOWNHOUSE 2· drma avl, fplc, w/d, for details 714·288·3960 •Detailed oriented. 873-4884 Qren1 31" lV. Blk sleeper Or call t-619·24"3006 yard. $500./$800. + • Self Motivated an<J ' ,..
Large 2bd/2.5ba, tam CORONA 1/3 "111. 8&0w0958 ---------xoal oriented. T. I. m. r k. t p IT Moth•r'• Helper ~~::~.~~~r~m~~~~~ 1---------~01~.~~;:: ~~~·~:DEL MAil 2622 Ooean vi•w Yrly. LOST 8r alary plus commit· Flex Hours-Daytime Prof'I. Ught hHwork, dreuer. 2-nlght PETS &
M0-081t8 Front door 10 atep1 to POUND 2925 •Ion. Excellent benefit Only, $6.Hr +Bonus child cat• & flex hrs. stands. King u bed. ANIMALS
beach S550/mo. Beat iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii package Including 714-225·9525 Mra. Lanting 675·8380 Frig, BBQ, Microwave. 6049
---------Studio Aval 3/1. 1750 Locatlonl &41-9811. 401k plan. Physical/ & Plants. 675-3373 C • _ p .,'--------'"ICOSTA MESA 2124 firm. Lota of closet/ FOUND: Parak•et•• drug screening AK -b upa 10 ~ ---------i cab apace, poaa small In the vtclnty of San required. EOE -- - - - --- - -.o111111 Elegant wall unit. Ivory wks. Papers. Cham· , COSTA M!SA 102 kit h tt u 1 In 1 1 Joaquin Hiiia Rd., Fax re a u m • to: T .,,. .,,. .,,. .,,. T .,,. .,,. .,,. .,,. ...,... /mahog trim, Incl bar, pion llne. ~ .. 50 to lov·
• ... t •'•lcte Locetlon pe~/n~:.~a. 7~9~5 BUSl.rerr a. near Spy GI•••· "· Cro•• .p&OQUCIJON ~4 entertainment, china Ing homH:°" 675-3037 Near Tr1·Square. Relax n~ a toward the new devel· (71•) 985·7174·Fax display. Gorgeousl 1---"'-------
w/A-Metr Brault••· PINANCB opment of Newport Or CaH (714) 965-3030 •PR••PR••• ~ $750. 497-C>415 Cocker Spanlel 1 yr
2-decka, tw• Avt now. COSTA MESA 2624 Coast. 759-1382 AUTO MSCHAHIC ••t•t• S•I• Leather old puppy, great wlth
• E'ald• Costa .... 11040./La• 84o-9401 NewtHN't Tire ·.•UP•RVl•OR~-411 recliner s12s. a· children. Very genti., eptace, ' LARGE REWARD 3000 •· C-•t Hwy couch $125. Wing. neute't9d'1 ~II •,ho~a private ••Ide 3br, tb& hae. $1Hlloveln Loat wallet. w/u· 714e44e499 CALIFoANIACOMtiulTYNEwl,pllillll•ul back chair $100 cun7~"'.78~~ ..... ao•• e . S158,000. Fp. dbl gat. RV pkog, Cln,lcmtn cabln-atyte, BUSINESS trem ely Hntlmental 0 _.___ ..._ Tiltu.MrMtw-..,a.111.._~fllaf.lll Ma~le end ta.bl• & .... -· • __ .;.--vvmer (714)~&-1831. patio, hkupa. Sm pet lBr ....... , ......, OPPOR-Rn'l'V pictures, appt bk @ ......... 1111""' ..,........-1... ""'1111 f bl $251
.... o-•atDI! FIXER ok.11385. 77M335 c~' -;-~;-. T"4'::, &v&u&' Vona/8rlstol, S.A.1/30 •Run wtt.h the Beat ..._lnd ,...._,,INdl•dlpefldllll,.~.... co" ta " ea.1---------.. ,_ II t Side 1Bd Utl ··-2904 Please cah: 5!57·5227, •Great benefits •Mitea 1111""' ..... icilg •period of 111 .. dtlt• ..... ""'1111 l..rg mirror StOO. Misc TV, ELECTRONICS, 1 •Br 2Ba. LR, FP, open a• rm C • unkhouaeApte ,,.•Iii•••••• •Rider program •You ..._0.ld ~llldpi"'*"t...._.,......,. dreasera $25. Schwab STEREO ~ kitchen. Pool. Vacant. paid. S!SOO/mo. at Pat M2·140111 nffd 1 .,.., OTA .._. 1111""' ..... ...__1 _,_.-.,cuc .,_
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HUNTINGTON HDBOVR 2142 1111 81MO ......... -------drtv.,. '°' om ,,.... .,.. -, dbl headboard) M•· L ... at Prtceel
BEACH 1040 i •lib• Lrv-. illi.•~----.-.... -l"P~•PBaSOllALS 3002 beet oppo11Un1ty. AM ..... ~ • *°"' i.lder • ...... -4 hogany dHk 1200 1 Yw • .,.,...,
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TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE
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wfth OMAR SHARIF
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$17 .460 . Mlaelon
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14k ml .. el 121,841. MIHlon Vlefo Land ACROSS 1 -mAlef
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skill against that or one of France's
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six no trump after t.he lead of t.he
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Wett.'1 hand 11 Immaterial. I .c-t'e '93 •ronco XL T Dk $3,000 or bHt offer. very to ml. Local cat. • 8 a Vo Iv o • e O
11upp<M1e you t.nkc three rounda or Orn. Lo•ded. 1 OWMr. 71• 574-4287 Sold & .. rvtced by ua. Wa9on On• owner,
spadu, then five rouode or heart.I Extnd warrnt ?/98. S2t ,000. Mla•lon local car. books A
a"d ...... clu'-, reduca'noc.ur h11nd Mint cond. 39k m11e1. -,-L-~--O-U_TH ___ 9_1_6_5_1 Vl•lo Land Rover records. 3rd Hat, .. ...u "" .. $18,895 &73·344.a ·-•389 8790• 1 th ABS a roof dummy each to three iamonde. • H er, • un · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil alloy wheel•. Hard East comes down t.o the king-queen ---------'93 Co&1nty Wagon t 0 f 1 n d r x 1 n 1 of diamonde and a 11pade and, on HONDA 9085 '88 Yov•e•r L• Scyl. Lo mt. Local car. condition. 517,890.
gRining the lead with a diamond, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii aut.o. all power, am/fm prlslln• cond, CO. MIHlon VleJo Land
ca11hee a a1>11de for a one-trick eet. '95 Civic DX Btk ~r-;:91~.0.;~i58g~k loaded. etc. S28,950. Rover 305·8750
The eecret ill t.o keep }'()Ur spades Coupe, 22k ml, stereo Ml•alon Vl•lo Lan,d
int.act until the bitt.er end. Start b~ cass, at, itlnt condl ---------Rover 305·8750 •---------S 11,995.obo 644·8823 POU"l'T•c 9170 -----...,,...,_......--VOLXSWAGEN 9235 nmning five heart tricb, on whic "'un '93 'LWB
F..1tat can diecard lwo 11p1tdce and a Only 42k. Absolutely ,
d. d N h th · ki f HYUNDAI 9090 ( 1 aw 1 •a a r e v • n 87 Cabrlotet, 5-apd, 1amon . ow ca11 e ace-ng o '911 Trana-Am QT aheepskina. 531•450. red/wht top. low
clube. Eitat follows t.o the firat but, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Orn T·top, automt, Mlaalon VleJo L•nd miles, 88k, Xlnt condl since blanking the Jting~queen of 95 IElantra 4Dr ' CO, lthr Int. Lo"dedl Rover 395~750 S53001obo 688·9127
diamonds would ~e fatal, t.he LOW MILES Lo-ml. custm Ira, whls, _..;·;.__ _____ _
def.ender mu11t part with anot.hcr 58995. Toyota of exhaust. Xlnt cond. '94 Countv Only 30k _M_l_S_C_A_UT-0--9-2-4-5 spade. Huntington Beach 123,900 272-8103 ml. Black, running •
Now' Ure rcml\inlng apadee are 714-847·8555 boards. grill guardt, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
cashed, reducing all handa t.o three moonroof, etc. &Av•r SEIZED CARS from
diamonds and nothing else. Lead· 8 9110 TOYOTA 9210 MIHlon Vl•Jo L•nd S 175. PorschH.
low diamond t.o the ten and, when JEEP Rover :1iea.e7ao Cadillacs. Chevy1, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 8 8 c 11 d _,.,,,...,,,....,,,,.....,,-...,-....,,,=--BM w. I. c otv e ltH. East wins with a high honor, I.he•• oro • 4· r, '95 Defender 90 Al•o Jeeps, 4WO't. defender is endplayed. Duck the '98 Grand Cherokee 5spd, Blue In/out, Sort top, only 7k ml. Your "·ea. Toll Free Blk, automt. Loadedl 85k. ml $3250 obo "' fore-Od diamond return and, ae the Xlnt condl ,25.500, Evee • 8 44-2 922 Grill guard. Roll bar. 1 ·800·218·9000 ext.
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