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Home My WebLink About1997-02-11 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS The meteoric rise of Ken Stuart SHIP AHOY Once ag~ the Hawaj.ian ~eftain, a 103-foot tall ship, has arrived on local shores. The ship and its crew, including ~d David Moore, right, offer local students and the public a first-hand peek at what We was like for 18th century sailors. The construction of the ship, which was built in Maui, stayed true to history, except, of course, for some minor modem improvements. +++ PH OTOS B Y BRIAN P OBUDA • lntersectioils won't ge~ cameras just yet • Costa Mesa Council members are interested in hiring private company to operate system. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Council- woman Heather Somers' proposal to have cameras installed at busy intersections to catch lawbreakers bas stalled at a red light. •It's like Big Brother,• said Councilman Joe Erickson, cau- tioning the government's watch- ful eye could step on the rights of individuals. Council members considered thre"e options at Monday's study session for installing cameras that would bust motorists who run red lights -either purchase the cam- eras outright, lease the cameras or take part in a so-called turnkey program in which the city would hire a private company to run the system. · • But a decision was postponed after Council members learned the most cost-effective of the three options is unavailable for at least six months. Lt. John fitzPatrick. suggested the city pursue the turnkey pro- gram that would require no pay- ment by the city up front. While • Besides athletics, freshrilan Sean Rorden fiildS time for art and caring for bis menagerie of animals. • IDfTOlt'S NOTI: This Is part of an ongoing series Introducing nine mem- bers of the Cta. of 2000. The Dile Mlected ttwse ltUCMnts from a 'room cllSS 1t Newport H1rbor High Sc:hoot and will follow tM teens~ the wonder )'Ml"S to their grldUltlon et the tum of the century. this option would reduce the city's allotment for citations substantial- ly, the number of citations are expected to increase with the 24- hour camera on duty. Currently motorists are fined $104 for running a red light - and the city gets $14.52 of that fine. Under the turnkey program, that amount would be pared down to 85 cents and the remain- der would go to the private oper- ator. , II the city opted to purcnase the unit and pay its own process- ing fees it could initially cost about $262,237. Tue city would then keep about $5.52 per ticket. •we just don't b~ve enough personnel to sit at intersections and dish out tickets,• Somers said. The intersection at 19th Street artd Newport Boulevard was cited as among the most dangerous in the city. Somers said she often sees motorists speeding through the red light. · Mayor Peter Buff a agreed that the intersection sees too many red light violations. •That attracts me to photo cop," he said, ref erring to the camera-operated. system. Somers' idea bad involved installing a camera in a bullet- • SEE CAMERAS PAGE 4 THE VERDICT Suspender Jack among the infamous Greener, more -parking-friendly Balboa in view • As residents express their dilfering opinions, the Newport Beach City Council gives an initial nod to parking, beautification plans for the peninsula. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Most everyone with an interest in revi- talizing the Balboa Peninsula agrees on one thing: More trees along Balboa Boulevard would look nice. Beyond that, opinions differ sharply, on everything from rerouting Ne wport Boulevard traffic to increasing sanctions against owners of derelict boats. And many of those opinions came out before City Council members Monday as they considered the first handful of several long-range suggestions outlined in a commit- .tee report. "We are not going to move quickly on these things without public testimony," M ayor Jan Debay reassured the standing- room-only audience. "I want to set you to rest that it's not going to descend on you overnight." The "Project 2000" plan, with 60 pages of reconunendatlons for widespread change, has stirred intense debate since its unveiling last month. Council members stressed throughout t--londay's meetmg that lh<>) were not acting on all the report's suggestions. They even made a motlon to empha- size that they were not vobng on a particularly controversial idea turning Manna mobile home park into a recr~ational site ~we don't know what the std· tus of Manna Park is, so we can- not make a decision,· CounaJ- man John Hedges said. noung that the council will ldck.Je the issue separately later ttus yedr "We're being unfair to the com- mittee by putting tlus in '-'1th them.· The City Council did approve the following unmediate acllons.• • SEE BALBOA PAGE 4 _Striking pilots could hamper local flights • American Airlines contract dispute could result in picketing at John Wayne Airport by Friday. By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT - The 28 American Airlines flights that leave and arrive here daily will remain grounded on the tar- mac if the airline's pilots and management cannot hammer out contractual disputes by this Fri- day's strike deadline. Barring an immediate resolu- tion, the pilots are scheduled to picket from 6 to 9 a.m. evE-ry morning th.is week outside the American Airlines station, sa1tl Capt. Steve Hart, a spokesmdn for the pilots' uruon. The picketing ts part ol a nationwide effort involvmg 9.300 American Airlines pilots, who are asking for an 11 % pay rdtse spread over the next four yedrs and guarantees they will be able to fly a set of new small Jeb. the company plans to purchase Representatives from both sides are sched~d to meet throughout the week IDWashing- ton, D.C., under the auspices of a • SEE STRIKE PAGE 4 r------~----------------------------, It's OfDcW! There's nothing but smiles around the Palisades Tennis dub in Newport BMch these days with the realization of Ken Stuart's dream of hosting a Davis Cup duel, and it will be • the host United States~ second-round ~ Nether- lands on' Centre Court sd*tuled for April 4-6. Stuar:t. center, f1>0SeS With 1wo of the ~ hitters of the dub, Robert V•n' Hof and ~ ~ See Sports. Page 5 .· \. • TUESDAY, FEIRUAAY 11, 1997 pi~ot people . LETIC·IA ·AVILA Attending to people's needs SHE IS A Twin Palms bathroom atten- dant -one of those people in restrooms of fancy restaurants who quietly gives guests a towel after they wash their bands, whose dish of change is often overlooked. FAMILY FRIENDLY JO' Avila, 33, is originally from Mexico City. Before working at Newport Beach's upscale 1\vin Palms restaurant, she was a housekeeper at the Marriott Hotel. She left the Marriot after six months because her schedule didn't leave her much time for her three children. She likes working at 1Win Palms because it's only three days a week, and the shifts are no longer than seven hours a night. "It's fun," she said. "I get to meet lots of people. I get bored sometimes early in the evening, when it's slow, but later, it gets better." On average, Avila earns about $40 or $50 in tips each night. Early on,· she learned something people in the service industry have known for years. "Many times, the richer they are, the less they tip,• Avila said. Although she may not see her children much on Friday nights, Avila sees plenty of the reSt of her family. Her father-in-law is the men's restroom attendant, and her husband and brother-in- law are buSboys. "I like that,• she said. ON GUARD Avila doesn't just hand out towels. She is also the guardian of a comb, a brush. hair spray, clear nail polish, perfume and a pack of Marlboro Ughts. The lat- ter two are bot commodities, and Avila has to keep a careful eye on them, or they will disappear. •A woman put her evening bag on top of the table where I keep the cigarettes, and when she lifted her bag again, the cig- arettes were gone,• Avila said. She followed the woman all the way out to the entrance, and asked her to return the ciga- rettes. "She was upset, but she gave them back.• Avila said. "Her friend apologized for her." Sometimes, Avila bas cus- tomers who have bad a drink too many. She tries to offer her assis- tance if she thinks it's needed. "Often, they have friends who take care of them,• she said. "But if they pass out, I get a waitress to help me pick them up and carry them out to where there's fresh air. But it doesn't happen very often. Most of the time, they get back up on their own." -Story by Alessandra DJurldou -Photo by Brian Pobuda Bravo! Bravo! R£ADEll$ HQIUNE 642~ ~ '. .. ":" -~ .... ·-~ "~\...-; . .. ' ~ .,. .. VOL 91, NO. 21 ntOMAS ... M>MNSON. Pubfflher WI.LIAM U*)ll.1,, fdttor Record your comments about the D•lly Piiot or news tips. ADQltE$$ OUr ~Is 330 W. Bay St., CostA Mesa, C.llf. 92627. •.... .. .... ,,.. =~NM\'"' • ,,,,_ Mlmlr~ w ,.,,,., S. lllllft. ........ .., ao ........... ._ ... I I. ... ca..11 MllNflr ........ 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You c.n loott for m.t-to lhOUl- der-hlgh lltl lomlly, ...,. • 9alty If~ take lcMn-- Ugt of the ttde pillt\. • obituary Pier monument crafter dies at 84 Isadore Greenbaum, known around Newport Pier for his pen- chant for building displays and snapping photos of people hold- ing fishing poles, died Sunday at Irvine Medical Center of natural causes. He was 64. Mr. Greenbaum, a longtime Tustin resident who had recently moved to Irvine, kept up a 30- year tradition of making "monu- ments• at Newport Pier out of newspaper clippings, Bible vers- es and American flags. Near his displays he kept fish- ing poles with fish on them -if passersby picked them up, he'd take their photo and send it to them in the mail. His name is COSTA MESA even carved in the pier itself. "He just loved attention," said his 27-year-old granddaughter, Jessica Silva. "That was his life." A former Merchant Marine, Mr. Greenbaum worked at a variety of jobs -such as a plumber and taxi driver - before retiring. He is survived by his wife· of 61 years, Gertrude; two children, Hedy and Bobbie; • and seven grandchildren. Family members honored him Monday by building a display at Newport Pier. Memorial services are scheduled for 1 p.m. today at Pacific View Mortuary in New- port Beach. • Goff C:CX..S. Drive: Golf clubs and equipment valued at $2, 165 were stolen fr~ a car In the 1700 block. There was no sign of forced entry. • East Patlairino Avenue: Cable equipment valued at $525 was stolen from a main power station in the 200 block, causing the cable to disconnect for customers living In the northwest portion of Costa Mesa. •South Cont Drive: A $361 leather jacket was stolen from a car in the 900 block. There was no sign of forced entry. • MlncMnllo Drive: Approximately $3,000 worth of tools were stolen from a truck in the 2900 block. The toolboxes that were attached to the truck were forced open. . • Ponderosa Street: Several items indudlng a stereo system, postage meter, baby crib and highchair, and two fax machines valued at $9,000 were stolen from several offices at a business In the 1500 block. A door at the back of the business was found kicked open. NEWPORT IEAOf • a.,-wood Drtve: A S 1,000 video camera was stolen from a residence in the 600 blodc. A patio sliding glass door was forced open. • West lalboa loulevwd: Stereo equipment a ba.ss guitar, two watches. tuxedo kit and ski bag valued at $2,073 were stolen from an unlocked resi- dence In the 1000 block. • ~ c:.nw Drive: A garment and travel bag, $2,000 worth of clothes, software and a computer valued at $7,600 were allegedly stolen from a car pariced In the valet section In the 600 block. There was no sign of forced entry. • W.Wfront Drive: A $500 Go-Ped was stolen from a front porch in the 2200 blodc within an approximately five to 1~mlnute time frame. ,,....... Avenue: One-hundred doll1r bills totaling $6,500 were stolen from Inside the pocket of a jacket at a residence In the 500 block. There was no sign of forced entry. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FuRNITURE .• DRAPERIES February Special -Additional$% 0 For Shopping Before Feb. 14, 1997 . . • District to deal with Class growth By Michelle Terwllleger, Daily Pflot NEWPORT~SA -With classes filling nearly every space besides the bathrooms at local elementary schools, school district staff and board members are dis- cussing where all the young stu- • dents are going to go. Board members will bear a report tonight about the altema- Uve ~ucatton programs at Monte Vista High School -a potential site for a new elementary school -and will discuss creating a committee to work on a student · housing plan. • A five-year student housing plan, drafted last year by district staff members, did not take into account the effects of the then- unexpected class-size reduction program. The pl.on was never offi- cially approved by trustees. •Certainly a number of aspects have become out-of-date because of class.size reduction,• said Superintendent Mac Bernd. nu.tees will consider a recom- mendation to create a demo- graphics and housing committee mode up of members of the pub- lic to aaft a revised housing pl.on. District officials have long con- sidered twning the Monte Vista school site, at 390 Monte VlSta Ave., back into an elementary school to accommodate the grow- ing elementary student popula- tion. CUrrently more than 400 stu- dents attend one of several alter- native education programs at Monte Vista. The programs mpude those. for students who have problems fitting into regular classrooms and independent study for students who work part time. •There could be some consid- eration of moving the entire (alternative education) program intact (out of Monte Vista),• • Asllstant Superintendent Robert Francy IOid. 111bere's also a possi· bWty of splitting it up.• Board memben said they want to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of alternative education programs bQU.Sed at Monte Vista and the viability of moving the programs elsewhere. •tt's still kind of a mystery how it operates and what goes on thete, • said Trustee Wendy Leece. ·we want to look at the whole thing: the success rate and what are the qualifications to get in there.• Said 1h1stee Ed Decker: •My major concern is that we have such high emollments in inde- pendent study. I would like to know a little more about the crite- ria used referring people to inde- pendent study.• The school board meets at 7 p.m. at Harper Community Cen- ter, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Council puts cork on liquor ban By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Qty Council members Monday shot down Coun- cilwoman Heather Somers' effort to stop any new alcohol-selling busi- nesses from entering the city. MI would not support a morato- rium, especially citywide,• Mayor Peter Buffa said. At a study session held Monday at City Hall, the council disagreed with Somers' suggestion to impose a temporary ban on liquor licenses until 1998. Council members say the ban -aimed at those establishments that contribute to crime and the delinquency of youth -could potentially affect those who abide by the law. ·1 prefer a special enforcement to make life miserable for problem bars,• Buffa said. RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Whtfe YCQ Dollar CovM Morel 1922 IWIOl II.VD., COSTA MESA • SA&-1156 ~--------------~----------, I I I I I I I I I FYl-+ Total number of liquor licenses in Costa Mesa in 1997 was284. . +Also is.wed lkenses in 1997 were wine grcwvers; whole- salers; coaterers and others - bringing the total to 307. • SOURCE: Alcohol Bewrege Con- trol board : I -------------------------~ Somers pro~ the one-year ban to allow the_lt{Y time to study how it could reduce crime associ- ated with certain establishments -particularly mini marts, conve- nience stores and problem drink- ing places. Buffa suggested targeting those liquor and convenience stores that ~ell cheap fortified wine. The city has the ability to impose restrictions on permits issued to establishments before they acquire state Alcohol Bever- age Control licenses. •There were fewer licenses issued this year than any previous year," said Ken Kelly, district adminiStrator for the Alcoholic Beverage Control. Kelly suggested the city impose restrictions on permits and zone the land to reduce licenses -oth- erwise the state is obligated to take an application that meets all the city requirements. But Somers says the state is more intent on generating rev- enues than regulating who should be granted licenses. About half the licenses issued were for eating establishments. A third were granted to liquor, con- venience and grocery stores, fine wine shops and florists who include a bottle of bubbly in their gift baskets. Just in time fop Valentines! As everyone who bas ever attended one of our sales knows, our sales are truly SAL~. No tap changed-no marking up to mark down... a truly righteous sale. .. and when it's over, it's over! Come early for best selection. CHARLES H. BARR 9GM)JeM 1803 Westdltf Drvie Newport Beach (714) 642-.3310 Use your: VISA, Mastercard, American Exprea, Dllcover Card TOESOAY. FEBAUARY 11, 1997 • A swing of a purse ended a creati.Ve career D ick Turpin. Jack the Ripper. Billy the Kid. Willy Sutton. The Boston Strangler. Murph the Surf. .\ That's a pretty imposlll<l list of famous criminals, past and present. J would life to add to that list the name of Sus- pender Jack. And who was Suspender Jack the reader might ask? Well, he was only a flasher while the rest of the men on that list were killers, thieves and robbers. Nevertheless. because of Suspender Jack's originality and ingenuity I think he is entitled to so'me recognition on any list of famous criminals. Far down the list of note- worthy criminals are peeping toms and flashers. I assume everyone knows what a peep- ing Tom is. The phrase is self- explanatory. However, the. word flasher may not have such a universal meaning. So, for the uninitiated, I would explain that a flasher is a man who exposes his private parts to women. (I do try to make this column educational). A peeping Tom is a furtive sort. He avoids recognition at all cost. He just peeps in obscurity. On the other band, the flasher must be recog- nized. How else is he going to get his peculiar jollies unless the woman to whom he expos- es himself is aware that she is being "flashed?" Then he has to escape. It was in both fields of endeavor that Suspender robe rt gardner Jack excelled. Suspender Jack was so named because of his sus- penders, all eight to 10 feet of them. All in all, Jack's flashing costume was highly original. It showed he had put a lot of thought into it. Suspender Jack's costume consisted of a trench coat plus shoes, socks and trousers cut off at the knees. Not cut off at the knees so as to make shorts. No, it worked the oth- er way around. His trousers were cut off at the knees, and only the part between the foot and the knees remained. The rest was discarded. Then came the suspenders, long sus- penders that reached from the front of those cut off trousers, over the shoulders and down to the back of those cut off trousers. Thus, when fully clothed he was naked from his knees to his head. Then he enclosed the top of his b6dy in a trench coat. The result was that when walking down the street he looked like any normal man wearing a trench coat over normal clothing. His ga,mbit was to walk up to some unsuspecting female, say something to attract her attention, then pull back the trench coat thus e xposing b.im- sell. then pull the trench coat together and walk down the street looking for all the world like any fully-dressed pedes- trian Jack worked the Santa Ana-Tustin area successfully for some time. Then one night m front of the Broadway The- atre in Santa Ana he ran into a woman who neither screamed nor swooned nor fainted nor did whatever women are sup - posed to do when confronted with a flasher. This woman was carrying a heavy purse over her shoulder. When Jack exposed himself to her she simply pulled the purse off her shoulder and with a mighty swing, hit Jack exactly in that part of his anatomy he was exposing. Jack doubled over and went s;taggering and whimpering down the street. He was never seen again as far as l know. So he wasn't Jack the Rip- per. So he was only a lowly flasher. Still, one has to admit he put a lot of thought into hls chosen avocation. • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs on Tuesdays. 'UJ cai afbd a House Of lmpqrts ~1-800 MERCEDES@ I I • TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1997 STRIKE CONTINUED FROM 1 national mediation board, to try to resolve the disputes. On Jan. 8, the pilots' union rejected a proposal that would have allowed the airline to buy 67 small SO-to 70-seat jets and staff them with pilots of their choosing. American Airlines pil9ta say they fear the jobs will go to pilots from American Eagle, the airline's regional affiliate. "Those jets are being pur- chased with revenue derived from American Airlines, and those should be our jobs," Hart said. "It's classic out-sourcing. It's · basically having other labor groups do the work of a primary or holding company.• Hart said the pilots are also proof shell on a 12-toot indepen- dent ,pole nezt to a traffk: 8'gnal. The camera w ould be activated by semon 1nstalled in the pave- ment that are timed with the red light. Motorists would be pho- tographed only if they pa11 over the sensor when there ii a red light TODAY uJdng for their f1nt cost-ot-Uving adjustment itnce 1993, but added, •The sticking point ll real- ly going to be the small Jetl. 1bat probably is going to be the tough- est one to settle on.• Airline management contends American pilots are already the best-paid in the airline indUllry, with an average salary of $120,000. nm Smith, a spokesman for the airline at its corporate head- quarters in Dallas, said manage- ment bas agreed to have the dis- pute submitted to binding arbitra- tion by a neutral third party, but "so far the union has declined to accept this very sensible alterna- tive to a strike." Smith said if the pilots strike on Friday the airline will shut down all of its operations, and 80,000 American and American Eagle employee$ nationwide will be Flt:ZPatrtckf who compared the 1y1tiem to • photo flDilb at • race track, noted mOlt. r9d·llglit vi.olaton enter the int...ction. on the yellow light and thus would not be fined. Police officials support the idea, saying they believe such cameru would help reduce tret- fic accidents, inaeue revenue and free up officers to patrol othr er; areas of the d ty. 1be camera could also help police identify bit- around town . "Collecting Judgments" at noon in the Friends' Meeling Room. 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. SURFRIDER MEETING The program will discuss how to The next Newport Beach Chap-turn a legal judgment into money. ter Surfrider meeting will take Information: 717-3801. place from 7 to 9 p.m . at the Hard Rock Cafe, 451 Newport Center BLOOD DftlVE Drive, Newport Beach. For more Temple Bat Yahm will hold its information, call 631-6273. annual blood drive from 3:15 to 8 p.m. at 1011 Camelback St., New- PATENT WORKSHOP port Beach. For an appoinbnent, Orange Coast College offers a call 673-6502. workshop on how to "Write a • Patent Application and Protect WEIGHT CONTROL Yourself Against Infringement" Cycle Junkee offers a Weight- from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Registration fee is $39. Information: 432-5880. OVERSEAS INVESTING Bankers 1h1st Private Ban.king offers a seminar on "Overseas Investing: Panacea or New Source of Risk in 1997 " from noon to 2 p.m. at the Center Oub, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. To RSVP, call (800) 786-8574. LEGAL JUDGMENT The Newport Beach Central Library offers a free program on placed on emergency leave. Plights will ceue throughout the strike, but ticket-holden will be able to 1Jy on atrlinet that accept American'• tickets, Smith said. He Mid thoee who cannot be accommodated will be given a full refund on their tickets. "Amer1can ii doing everything it can to avoid such a work stop- page,• Smith said. There are roughly 171 on-site American Airlines workers at John Wayne Airport. not includ- ing flight attendants and the pilots themselves, said airport spokeswoman Kathleen Cham- bers. American's pilots are still flying their normal routes and picketing on their days oft. Chambers said the activity hasn't much affected the airport's atmosphere. · "At this point it's not tense, it's just business as. usual," she said. -and-nm ddV8rl, ...,,.. .. noted. In 1996, the ca.ta Mela Police e>epertment inveltlgated 2,075 tn1ftC C:oW9IOnl nwuttmg in injury and ligniftcant prvpetty damage. About 16% of those were caused by motorists who ran a red light Bued OD syJtems operated in San Prandsco, Bl Cajon and Poway, dtial can expect to col- lect fines on about 60% of dta- tions issued, Fitzpatrick said. Control, Motivation and Lifestyle Workshop from 7 to 8:30 p.m. every Tuesday for five weeks at 1677 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. Cost is $15 a class or $50 for entire series. Information: 642-4222. AmNTION TAU< Coastline Counseling Center offers a lecture called "Making Friends and Socializing,• for peo- ple with Attention Deficit Disor- der and other interested partici- pants, from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. Call 476-0991. • .J 165 n.bor Blvd. .• Coeta lllall O.C lllocll SOlltlt ol .05 Pwy !ill 545-7168 . 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Oty staff memben will be working ou t a financing plan as well. They'll consider bow to cover the costs-which prelim- inary reports estimote at $5.1 milllon over the next five years. Financing suggestions include federal Community Development Block Grants, business improvement districts, oft-street parking funds and for- mation of a redevelop ment agency. The idea of establishing a redevelopment agency, which allows the dty to use property tax money to help developers revamp a designated area, came under intense fire. The council, however, did not vote on that specific idea. "I urge you to stop all consid- eration of redevelopment," said attorney Christopher Sutton, cards and now to animal draw- ings. For a scratch drawing in bis art class, Sean is etching a baby wolf eating grass. "I like to draw wild animals. Most of the endangered species I like,• he said. Sean's love for wild creatures is reflected in his family's wild pet collection. In addition to two Aus- tralian shepherd/golden retriev- ers, the children own two rabbits, two chameleons, a chinchilla, a newt, a frog, two anoles (tropical lizards), a turt\e and some fish. Sean owns the two chameleons -one male and one female -and is pretty sure the exotic, cricket-eating creatures are expecting some baby repWes. "The guy at pet store said they can lay 27 to 80 eggs," he said. Sean hopes to sell some of the reprelellting Jooa1 pi0perty OWD• er Prances Bury. •My practlce lpedaUzel in kllUng redevelop- ment. • Some residents also decried the perception that the Balboa Peninsula is in dire straits. •rm tired of reading that I llveina~wn.•peninsulaactivist Dayna Pettit said. "The biggest problem· you have here is change -people don't change easily.,, ~ough many ~akers pref- aced their comments by agree- ing that the pentnsula needs some help, objections were many. People lined up at the podium to skewer mooring mov- ing and street widening, as well as to praise traffic-flow improve- ments and beautification. "Parts of the plan I do like - trees, underground utilities,• said Balboa resident Elaine Lln- hoU. •1 just feel that the whole study is based on the peninsula being so bad that it needs radi- cal change to fix it. I don't think it's worth it.• chameleons back to a pet store and use the money to get a bigger cage for the chameleons' larger family. Sean said he spends most days just going to school, doing bis homework, attending basketball practice and going to bed. But he does find time to take religious classes on Monday nights at St. Joachim Catholic Church to prepare him for bis April confirmation. He also helps his father coach Chad's baseball team on Wednes- days and works at National Junior Basketball games on Sun- days. Of course, high school also presents new sports venues. "I like going to the football games and getting into school pride," he said. The Ulttm.te Tllnntng SfNI -------------, I J 'l'Ms FM' $2.IJ Each I 4141 MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 0 I ...... WIM'7 Newport Beach. CA - - - - - - - - - - - - -WTI 475-1974 SD< THURSDAY EVENINGS February 13-March 20 7:30 -9:30 p.m. Registration: $25 prepaid by February 11 or $30 at the door For more Information 574-2214 ( 9-5 Monday thru Frtday) St Andrew's Prasbyterlan Church St Anchws at 15th SlnMIC. Newport Beech • Across from Newport Ha1t>or High THE BEST FITNESS CENTER SINCE 1982 A TRIAL MEMaERSI IP 6 WBS ONLY $69 Ytt aie mote lhall lust !he best In Penonal Training! We o&f 1 Ml lined Ntl1e clme arid PfOIFims diltlnclude: r:~~s.:~== iJC~ Wei;t~& T~.q. &p«fenct l'1lt O#leltttttl .... al W·JW RP•••*faAlt~ &·tr!'d FtTN ESI CENTER • W. "1e. & fM I 7dl EYE-OPENER Chang Gang scheduled/or Newport Beach April 4-5-6 QUOTE OF THE DA·Y 7/ gou have netJflr ~ a Da"'8 a,,,, malda. it ~ tlntilar' t.o see Ing th'1ftnal8 o/Kfmbledon and tlN U.S. 0p.r oil al anaJ ••• • -PAUSADBS TENMS aUB OWNER KEN STVAIU ... • • . "'"1""111"~--.-v-· ,:-J ........ ~ __ _.._-,.._ __ '...,,llii richard dunn ·-------------------: . . RIDE ,EM. COWBOY! t •John Wayne would've loved this guy; he's got a white horse, two six-guns and enough savvy to brin~ the Davis Cup to Newport. T his time two years ago, the John Wayne Tennis Club was in trouble. ,Membership was on the decline, The facility's infrastructure was in decay, and the Newport Beach Dukes of World Team.Tennis had already cut its losses and bailed out of town. Enter Ken Stuart, tennis executive of the 1990s, candidate for Man of the Year in the city after securing the Davis Cup for Palisades Tennis Club. It was Stuart, like a politician ma.king promises, who said two years ago when he purchased the former Wayne Club (now Palisades) adjacent to the Hyatt Newporter that bringing a Davis Cup here was something he desired to do. On Monday, unlike most politicians, something came true. • Stuart has come full circle since revolutionizing club tennis in Orange County with bis innovative computer matchmaking system at the former Palisades site on Bristol Street. . . . . . : a...... .......... ~ ... w..;;--........... .-..;...o~;..,;;;;..;.;..;.~;;;o.;,;;,;;;,o;.;.;.;......;.__......;. ____ _;,;;;;..;;.;....;.. _____________________ __, From May 1992 to July 1995, Stuart packed his small, five-court facility with no lights, a club specializing in players ranked 4.5 to 6.5 in the National Tennis Rating Program. In a short period of time, the dub was full with 150 members. "When (Stuart) opened Palisades in 1992, I didn't think . . Tennis baron Ken Stuart notches another banner for Newport Beach. I he had a prayer, but because of : --------------- hard work, he turned it into one : ____ By~R•_· c_ha_r_d_D_u_n_n_, _oa_1_·1y_p;_·1o_t __ _ of the most successful clubs : ever," Cecil Spearman, former NEWPORT BEACH -It was 11:40 a.m. Wayne Club owner, bad said. Monday when Ken Stuart, dynamic owner It was Si)earman who sold the : of the Palisades Tennis Club, received the club to Stuart, who officially took : good news from Brazil: Davis Cup 1997 is control Aug. 1, 1995. : coming to his club. Stuart, you see, returned to It's a vision fulfilled for Stuart, who said in his roots when he bought the June 1995 when he purchased the former former Wayne Club for an John WaYQe Tennis Club from Cecil Spea.r- estimated $1.4 million, a facility man that he strongly desired, among other he opened in 1974 as general things, to bring a Davis Cup match here. manager, director of tennis and Event promoter Russ Cline, in Brazil over head professional. Stuart also • the weekend to solidify the site of the Davis helped design the club. ! Cup's second round April 4-6 with Intema- Upon his homecoming, Stuart : tional Tennis Federation officials, confirmed declared nothing but greatness : to Stuart just before lunchtime that the pres- for the new Palisades Club, that : tigious tournament will indeed come to the it will become "the best tennis : distinguished 23-year-old facility once club in the world," he said then. : owned by the silver screen icon. It seems Stuart was right ! The U.S. team. coached by Tom Gullik- Remarkably, in about 11/2 years, : son, needed to defeat Brazil in the first confirmation for the second : round, which it did, 3· 1, to secure a home round of the prestigious Davis : match in the second round. Cup has come, a task Stuart has : According to Cline, the U.S. team will been working on dWgently for : consist of Pete Sampras and Michael Chang several months, unW finally : in singles, and Todd Martin and Alex luring USTA officials to consider : O'Brien in doubles, barring injuries. his club. : Gullikson's team will host The Nether- When Stuart started the : lands at the Palisades Club with three days' original Wayne Club, Ken Willlg : television coverage on ESPN. The Nether- was the facility's owner along : lands, which beat Rotnania in a dramatic with the late silver saeen lcon. : comeback, and the U.S. were the only coun- But Stuart's eventual frustration : tries to win first·round road matches. The caused him to leave in 1978. : Nether14nds features reigning Wimbledon With Stuart gone, the club · : champion Richard Krajicek. suffered with lawsuits, : It ls the second time Newport Beach has bankruptcies and foreclosures. : bOlted a Davis cup match. In 1917, New- At times, even ban.ken were ! port Beach Tennis Club played host to a operating the facility, the : match aga!nlt South Africa, in which many N UL.FILLED Ken Stuart, and friends, Lindsay Davenport (left) and Robert Van't Hof (center). prindpal reuon why Stuart : fans~ because of apartheid. One wanted to change the club'• : fan spilled oil onto the court in name and give lt a fresh start : protest. go on sale to the public, Stuart said. perks." lntenmed executives should call the in Aug. 1995. : Only thrill and excitement poured onto nckets will be made avall4ble in three-club for information (&e•-6900). The fresh at.art bu become a i the Palilades fadltty Monday, following Stu-day passes only. There wW be no single-day Th.ree Palisades couns, including center big boom for Newport Beach. : art'• announcement. · tickets. Prices will range from $90 ($30 a c0urt, will be resw:faced for the event. Cou- )argely because of Stuart's : •Tb.ls ts certalnly a onee-in-a-llfetlme day) to $1,500 for a gold-patron box of four 1trudion for grand.stands end seating will be handt-on apptoach, innovative : event for our club," Stuart Mid to bil mem· seats. nckets will be made available to the a llMQor tatk, Stuart Mkl. and some memben tdeal and comtant networking : berl In a ptepan9d ltatmnenl ·u you have public at a date to be announced latar. Will undoubtedly be incocvenienced by the With the USTA. : never IMO a Dnta CUp match. it la llmilat' Sponsonhtp opportunltiel are a1IO avail-DaVll Cup, bUt ~~ the event ts The Paliaadel Cub, with Me : to teeing tbe ftnall ol. Wb:nbledon and the able, including one Gold Patron spouonbtp experted to put the P es Oub on the of the gnMtMl comebacb In : U.S. Open all at onm. • and two Silver Patron IPOQIOl'lbJ.pl. The tnt.national temm map. club teDDll biltory, hu becom• : "Ibeflnt prtorttyatlCUU will be the rrP, packages are $35,000 and $25,000,-respec-CGDllNctlon wm ltart about two weeu I.be envy al tbll t8nDil ~-: fonow.d by tbe U.S. nm.mi Allodatton, the ttvely. befan tbe .wnt. Punny. There w.. w wbo : prcmots ,(Cline • Aaodalel), Pallledes 1be Gold Patron ~ a mnlllr· Stulrt Mid he ii ope aDd wW.tDg to e1lo tbougbt Stuart WM auy for • : i.... Club, USTA SQutbilll'n Celifomle: 5ec· court sign in televtsloo View, full·page hOlt,..... O.• CUp ewnta. buytna tbe blMr Wayne Cub. : dim, tblll the geninl public. · acMrtiMments In the Offid.al program and Vobmtws lor IWIWOUI ram durinO tbe NOW, he 1Mi atop UM tmDll : ,........ _.,.,.... wtn-ve a imaD Wbi· 20 t1Cket1 par ~ (~ box IMtl aDd 12 De.ts CUp .. allo Ming IGUght. SNilrt wodd. loc;>ldngverr. wry sw. : (lowafttmeto,...fortlcUbbefentbey Silver Patron Mata), alODg with •otbef ~ . ~----------------------------,-----------------------------,----------------------------~----~ : . ' • • LIGHTWEIGHTS Estancia sophomore boys take PCL, ag~.in • Eagles maintain their status quo as a basketball factory; but ... someone else around Costa Mesa is flexing some muscles, too ... Mesa's freshmen. By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot Tie sophomore boys basketball team at Estancia High locked up its second straight Pacific Coast League championship under Coach Chris Sorce by knocking off Aliso Niguel Friday, 48-38. The Eagles (21-2 overall, 7-0 in league) won their last two games without the services of starting center Andre Sommersell, who has been sidelined with a broken finger. Estancia also topped cross-town rival Costa Mesa, 49- 4 7, when Victor Ocampo banked home a five-foot, leaping leaner with 10 se(:onds on the clock. Ocampo sealed the victory by stealing a length-of-the-court pass as time expired. "The games have been a little closer than we are used to with Andre out, but we've been playing really hard," Sorce said. · "Victor did it all for us against Costa Mesa." The final play went just according to plan, Sorce said. "We bad Peter Andersen dribble the ball up court and toss it to Ocampo at the free throw line,• he said. "lt was bis option to either hit the jumper or drive to the basket. It worked perfectly .• ln the title-clinching game against Aliso Niguel, Manu Tanielu led the way with 21 points. Ocampo had 15 while Andersen chipped in 11. "I told the guys that those two wins would give us the title oubigbt," Sorce said. "Last year we were co-champs with Laguna Hills. I didn't want that to happen again. n What is the secret to Estancia's success? "This is most unselfish team I have ever coached in my life," Sorce said. "They make the extra pass, set solid screens. I've never been around a team like this .• Estancia will be at home Wednesday for a nonleague game at 3:30 p.m. against Calvary Chapel before closing out the season at University. 0 The freshman boys basketball team from Costa Mesa High is one step away from locking up a Pacific Coast League title. However, the final hurdle won't be any easy one for the Mustangs (17-2 overall, 8-0 in league) as they host to second-place Laguna Hills at 3; 15 p.m. on Wednesday. The Hawks are 7-1 in league, the only loss being a 36-33 overtime decision to Costa Mesa. "We beat them in overtime on a ~nd shot," said Costa Meta toacb Mo Rezkalah. •(Ryan) Naff hit a three-pointer with five seconds left.• The Mustangs are coming into the game off a 56--34 win over cross-town rival Estancia. "Laguna Hills was here to videotape thot game," Rezkalah soid. "They should be well-prepared for us." a The laaapnl Newpoct Harbor Girls Frosh-Sopb Water Polo lbumament ii slated for Friday and Saturday at Newport Harbor High with eight .. ~ in a format al two four-team ~. Newport Harbor, led by qoeJie Ann H...cSrtdmon and clnVet Katherine Gregg ....... m Modena bl tbe Pocil-A opeaer at 3 p.m. Prtday. toDaWed br Fountain v.~ •;:a NIU'* •t 3:4$. .... ~op.nP.alllllaJet ,~. lalow.d bf ID n.9 lllllll Blplirw Ill 5:15. . :=:i::-•r:. •• •·•• ~ r v 4 ..,.u•~ ~boys and .girls AYSO Al-Stars sparkle Tbe Newport Hwrt- cane1 continued their "· -: ---.;r ..... wtnniDg ways ln All-Star oompetition SatuJday, the Boys Dfv1sioQ S.B team topping 1UIUn 2-0, tben defeat· ing the Newport Beach Stliken, 1-0. Jonsen C4mw:k and Vmnle Nasca com})ined to set up Sbugar Vallz with a stronq assist, and the latter drove home the ice.breUer against Tustin. Matt Collier, with an assilt from Carma.ck, scored the second goal for the Hurricanes. Sweeper Trafford Hill and stopper Billy Munce twned in outstanding efforts, as well as Bran<;ton Bore.a- m.an at midfield and fullback. It was not until early in the fourth quarter that the Hurricanes were able to strike for a goal against the Newport Bea.ch Strikers, with Patrick Etter picking off a deflected kick on a '!\"afford Hill-Vlnnie Nasca attack on goal and booting home the winner. Borcaman stood out with a tireless effort, and Detleff Moeller, Geoff Gustafson and Richard Penfil were strong in the midfield, setting up scoring opportunities, as well as displaying solid defensive efforts. Coach Prank Gustafson credited the overall team play as the ultimate edge. Munce. Tom Yacko, Brett Auer and Devon Andrade all loomed big in the con- quests, as well as the goalkeeping play of Moeller, Col- lier and Valiz. youttl soccer CdM girls breeze to pUl of vlctodes Corona del Man DM· s1on .C AYSO girls swept --. -- -" ~'. ' I -'~\ past Costa Mesa'• •A" entry end 1\&attn In Saturday's girls competition, elevating CdM to fourth place in the Area A All·Star Townament. Costa Mesa was a 4·0 victim as Forward Kaley Nix scored twi.c:e with her speed and boll control, and the give-an4-go tactics of Brin Starzyk supplied the other two goals. 'n-acy Kublis, Chelsea Klaure ·and Vanessa Cohen all came in for praise for their contributions. In the 4-1 win over Tustin, it was Cohen coming through with a rare "bat trick,• scoring three times. Alissa Zoelle completed the scoring with a booming penalty kick. into the left comer. "Defense• was the keyword in both victories with Claire Allen, Brooke Lind.say, Kacie Smith and Auz-ora Mauri all playing key roles in the victory. La.uren Lorman and Cohen shared the goal-keeper duties and combined to stop seven Tustin shots on goal, the shutout attempt thwarted by a penalty kick in the third quarter. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ., PUBLIC NOTICES Bonnie Lynn Gordon PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE business ye1? Yes. 12-20-business yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an indlvlduar ol:lteC'Onl or hie wnt11n otiiec-countt. ca111om1a. w11 sen ~~' A KA a 0 n n I e Lyn n 98 The Backn.Jb Company. In-Have you slatted doing Mins with the COUit befOR pubic auc1lon to lhe hlal'lelt PUBLIC NOTICE Baker, 1915 Callfornla NOTICE OF SALE Flctltloua Bualn•H Nabers Cadillac, Inc., RI-corporaled, Jett Frieden, Flolltloua ButlneH business yet? No htanno Your~~ be bidder IOI' cash. or casfiler's ---------St Huntln ton Beach OF AUTOMOBILE Name Statement chard Nabers, President President Nam• llatem.nt Keith L. Jensen In pe110n or bi/ your IUOmlY cl\tdt (piyable at tilt time ol STATEMENT OF CA•82848 8 ' Notice Is hereby given The following per1on1 are This statement was flied This 11a1emen1 was filed The following per1ons are This 1ta1emen1 was lilod If YOU AAE A CRforTOR or sate In lawflJI money ol the ABANDONMENT OF pursuant 10 section• ~71 doing bu1in1u u : with the County Clerk of with the County Cll!f'k of doing business as; Herbal with lhe County Clerk olcononoenr Cltdi10t o1 the de-UnllldStat8$andlnaocordance USE OF FICTITIOUS Published Newport and 3072 ol lhe Clvll Code R.J.J.0., 2690 Pala Mesa, Orange County on 1-10-97 Orange County on 1-28-117 Alchemy, 30881 C•ll• Orange County on 1-29·97 ceased. 'YOU must I~• your Claim wUn section 5102 of tilt Finan· BUSINESS NAME Beach-Costa Mesa Dally of Iha State of .Calilornl1 Cl., Colla Mesa, CA 112827 18873707075 19873708854 Chueca. San Ju1n C1pl1t-18973109151 with !hi court and mail a COP'f to c1a1 Code) IN THE FRONT OF The following parsons Pilot January 28, February the Undersigned, G & W Robert C. Eisenman, 2690 Daily Piiot Jan 21, 28, Feb. Daily Pilot Feb. 4, 11, 18, rano, CA 92875 Dally Pilot Feb. 4, 11, 18. the person.ti rep11sentlli\'t II>-· THE FLAGPOLES AT THE MAIN have abandoned the use of 4, 11. 18. 1997 TOWING, INC .. 965 WEST Pala Mesa Ct., Co11a Mesa. 4, 11, 1997 T952 25, 1997 T.()()() Jenniler Jean Katke, 30681 25, 1997 T·983 pointed bi/ the court witNn lou ENTRY A.REA TO THE PlACEN· the Fictitious Business T·961 18TH ST~EET. COSTA CA 92827 Calle Chueca, San Juan months from the data ol lil1 TIA CIVIC CENTI:R 401-4H•E. Name: Masonry Special· C MESA, Orange County, CA Jacqueline M. Eisenman. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Capistrano. CA 92675 PUBLIC. NOTICE issuance of itlttll n ~ded 1 CHAPMAN A.VENUE PLACENTIA. 1515 16372 Construction PUBLIC NOTI E 92627. will sell at public 2690 Pala Mesa Ct., Costa Fictitious BualnHt Thia buslne11 Is con-Flctltlout BualnHI secton 9100 of the caltlOtri CA all rlahl !Ille and lnle~t Clrcle E 112 lrvfne CA auction at ··said addreu" Mesa, CA 11262'1 Flotltloua Bualn•H dueled by: an Individual Pl'oblle Code The i 1 1111 conveyed lo and now held by It 12714 · • • PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa, Celllornla, at This Bu1ine11 11 Con-Nam• Statement Name Statement Have you 111rted doing Name Statement daims will not exiltt'":er~~ ,: under Slid Deed ol Trust ln.tlle The Fictitious Buelness APPLICATIONS FOR 1pm on Wednesday, the ducted by; en unlncorpo-The lollowlng petsons are The following pereons are busln•HJ•I? YH, 1·23·97 The following persons are monlhs from the helnng l~wlng described pr~ Name referred 10 above A DISTRICT ADVISORY 26th day of February. 1997, r11td usoclatlon other doing business as: Plan 11 doing t>usln111 ar. Victory Jennller . Katke doing business as: Tee nolced aw sltuatltd lo lhl alOfesaid t was filed in Orange County COMMITTEE the !ollowing automoblle(s) than a partnership Productions, 15922 Pacllic Grlti, 110 McFadden. New· Thi• 11a11ment was filed Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., YOU MAY DW.tH£ the 1~ and Slalil. PARCEL 1: UNIT ~1 0 n 5 .1 3 .9 4 F 111 AAHCHO VIEW SITE to wit: Have you alerted doing Coast Hwy.. Huntington pon Beach, CA 92663 with the ((ounty Clark of Newport Beach, CA 92660 AS SHOWN A.ND DEFINED Cln No F60a565 ' At the Regular Board 1990 SUZU/MC, V.l.N. busineH yel? No Beach CA 92649 Denise Taggart, 86 Racing Orange County on 1·28·97 Abdol Hamid • Teherlan lllpt bi/ the COllrt • 1: M THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM Ronald J Goemaat 22 moellng held on February JS1GN72A6l2102517. ENG Robert C. Ei11nman Sunshine Milkers, Inc., Wind. Irvine, CA 92614 18973708871 Haghighi, 27665 Carballo. ptllOfl intitrttlee! in atate PtAH RECORDED A.Pf\I~. Crook 1165, Irvine,. CA 4, 1997, the Board of Trust· 1118587, License/Slate; This statement was filed (CA), 15922 Pacllic Coast Sean Taggert, 66 Racing Dally Pilot Feb. 4, 11, 18, Min ion Viejo, CA 92692 ~~~ Wllh~!,! .. coult 1978 IN 8()()1( 1~41.. p E 927 14 "' approved lh• estab-NONE/CA with the County Clerk ol Hwy.. Huntington Beach, Wind, CA 92614 25 1997 T-9S8 This business Is con· lom .. ·-t for~ 881 , OF OfffCIA.l RECOH f ThlS buslneu 11 con· llshment of a Oislrici 111.dvf. Said sale Is for the pur· Otange County on 1·29-97 CA 92649 This Business is Con-• ducted by; an individual Of the lillng of an kMl*>iy ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. ~ed by an individual sory Comm1uee lo make pose of satistylng lien . of 18973709244 Thia business ls con· ducted by; husbend and PUBLIC NOTICE Have you •tarted doing IPIAsal al mm assets °' 0 AND MORE COMPLElU Y ;::;i.8873708188 recommendations on the the unde<signed for Towing OaUy Pilot Feb. 4, 11, 18, ducted by: a corporation wile business t'I? No ~M>n or acc:ounc as DESCRIBED IN SAIO DEED OF ~ fled leasing of the Rancho vi-~ Storage feos, 1ogether 25 1997 T.986 Have you sllll1ed doing Have you llarted doing FletJtloua Bu1lneH Hamid· eherlan 1n *'°" 1250 of TRUST 186 STREAMWOOD _ s 11a11men1 w11 1 site, 16940 "B" StrHt, W1lh costs or advertising • business yel? No business yet? No Name Statement This statement was filed ca.1011 .. Ploblel Code A Rt IRVINE. CA 92721).1941 A.fltl .-lh the County Clerk of Huntington Beach, as per and upenses of sale. PUBLIC NOTICE Sunshine Makers. Inc., Se!'n Taggart The following persons are with the County Clerk of (Jltsl lor Sola• "°'°' lonn 1 935·53·090 The undlrslgned Orange County on t-21-97 Ed Code section 39394 Dated this 6th day of Feb· Bruce p FaBrizio Presl-This 11a11men1 was filed doing business as· Seniors Orange County on 1·28·97 Mlatile from the court deA vustltl dlsdalms 111y flabll1Y tor Oaily P1101 Jan. 28, Feb. 4, and Government Code aec-ruary, 1997. Fictitious BualneH denVCEO ' with the County Clerk of Relocation Service, 3233 19873708958 AttlrMyfor,.._., 1ll'Y Incorrectness of Ille street 11, 18, 1997 T965 llon 54222. The District will Barbara Wllson Name Statement Thia stalament was filed Orange County on 1·28-97 Idaho Place. Costa Mesa, OaUy Piiot Feb. 4, 11, 18, OENE' KlllWUSQ address and other commOI\ convene an Advisory com-Published Newpo.rt The following person• are wllh the County crerti of 18973708852 CA 92826 25, 1997 T-991 HEINLYIENSOltlllltANI dtSlanallon. if any, shown PUBLIC NOTICE mlltee or seven bUI not B~ach·Co11a Men Dally doing bu1lneu as; Altatar Orange County on 1·28·97 Dally Pilot Feb. 4. 11, 18, Oan P. Shobe. 3233 ld•ho KRAMER herein. Slid sale wtl bl made, STATEMENT OF more lhan eleven members Pilot February 11, 1997. Computer Creations. 17150 18873708978 25, 1997 T-985 Place, Co111 Mesa. CA PUBLIC NOTICE 1lfJ/2fiVllfBllifJSTE218 but wl1tlout COW~! or war· who meet the required crl· T007 Ntwhope St .. Suite 209, Dally Pilot Feb 4 11 18 92828 TUSTNCA02680 rantt. expressed or Implied, ABANDONMENT OF terla. The Advisory Com-PUBLIC NOTICE Fountain Valley, CA 92708 25 1997 · • T gge PUBLIC NOTICE This business 11 con-Flt lllll..1M7J7.-T150 Newpon Beach-Costa Mm regardJno Utle. PQSsmiOn, or USE OF FICTITIOUS mittee will review the pro-Oean Allen Cohen, 23 Re· • • dueled by: an Individual FIClTTIOUI IUIN'SS CN40!i099GALLAFeb11 12 18 encuml><aoctS. to pay the BUSINESS NAME jeered school enrollment Flctltloua Busln•H ga10, Rancho San11 M11ga· PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou1• Bualn•H Have you 11arted doing llAllEITAltMElfT 1Qll7 · ' • relNlnlnQ prln<:lpal sum of lhe The following persons and other data to delar· N St t t ilia, CA 92888 Name tatement buslnees yet? No The lolowl "°'1(9) 1" noll(s) secured by said deed of have a~a':'doned the use ol mine lhe amount or surplus The 1:i:wlng• ~':!:~s are Sheri Wt1lland Cohen, 23 Flctltloua Busln•H The following pe~sons are Oan P. Shobe doing b.Jsintl':'J' GLO:AL PUBLIC NOTICE tru_s~. with lnltretl ttlfreon, ts the Ficlllloua Businou space and real property. d 1 b 1 • H n Re~a~o. Rancho San111 Mar-N St t 1 doing buslneu aa. Dolllnes Thia 1t11emen1 was filed PARTNERS. (7141 492 8062 prOV10ed In Nld notlt(s). ad· Name: Golden Child Trad· Hl9bll1h a prlorlly hSI of N~~gort~rs ~~~17 s:~b:,:0 ganla, CA 92888 The 1o7':wl,,: p~r;i::~s are Mexican Food, 2200 Har· with lhe County Clerk of Cllle NeQOdo Bldg. C 'S HOTa Of-TRUSTEFS SAU: TS VIOCeS, II any, undtr the firms lng & l ogistics, 1555 Mesa use of surplus space and Ad Newport Beach CA 'rhl1 bu1lne11 Is con-doing business as· Mesa bor Blvd., E-180, Cotta Orange County on 1·28·97 Cltmerill CA92673 • a No.: "44152-4'1111 ~ No.: of the deed of trust. esllma11d Verde Dr. E. •22B, Costa real property that w111 be 9266o · ducted by; huabend and u holelery 1998 ·HarbOr Mesa, CA 92627 19873708957 l . ·..... 1• 2n51 IODYOUAAElfDEFAUlT~ lees. chllgtS and expensas of Mesa CA 92626 acceptable to the com· wife ~ c ' Wiifredo Wiison. 4528 Dall Pilot Feb 4 11 18 ouie ""' "'·· . DER A DEED Of-TRUST D4TED Ille trustae and of the trusts The ' Fictlllous Bu11ne11 munlly. and cause to heve (~~~~~~~t~•· ~.;';;t Have you etarted doing :2~~7 osla Mesa, Calif. Posey SI., Santa Ana, CA 25 1~97 · ' T·ssO ~-:r· Siii .llan Capslrlno, 7,_ Ull.OS YOU TAME ~ crealld by said died of trust, to Name referred lo ebove circulated throughout the St 1 Si . '300 S 11 buslneu yel? YH, 1-13·97 Phill s d 624 A cl 92704 ' T10N TO PAOTECT YOUR PAQP. Wit S 69.864 80 Datad· .lll'llllfY was filed In Orange County anondance aree a priority w~~a10,u'10 • 181 e. Oean Allen Cohen woo! la~! 0u sle lllin~s· Thia business 11 con· PUBLIC NOTICE 1T~s b.Jsmess IS~ bi/ ~i:IT MAY BE SOLD AT A 29. 1997 "°"'""' Mel o n 1 O /2 8 /9 6 F I I e 1111 of surplus apace and Thia s1a11men1 was flied • • ' ducted by an Individual In lldM<llll. SALE. F YOU NEED M lenlols hie M 1r91'91 No.F700225 ' real property and provide This Bu~lness Is Co.n-with tho County Clerk of 60532 Have you started doing Fictitious Bu1ln•H Hlw you slalttd doing bUsl· ElCPUNA.TION Of-TME NATURE Camino 6et RIO' Hor1h Sultlt Andrea o. Lepore, 1555 for hearings of community ~~~n~Y· a llm.ted liability Orange County on 1-\7·97 J~~~d ~~~~~e~i~~uafon-business yet? Yea, 11 ·17· Name Statement nesoet? Yes, JIBlwy 7th, 19117 Of-THE PAOCEEDMi AGAINST San~· CA 92108 °(619)518· Mesa Verde Or. E. 1122B. Input to the committee on The r islranl commenced 19973707980 The re lstrant(s) com-96 . The tonowlng persons ate~ LOUIERIUSJR YOU. YOU 5)tOUl.D CONTACT A 4681 714~73-1966 S.S- Co11a MHa, CA 92626 acceptable uses ol epace to tra~act business under Oa1ty PMol Feb. 4, 11 . 18, menced ~o transact busi· WT 1!lredo Wilson fl'-... doing bu1lne11 es: Emily's Tllt~Sllllml~ ... was Id'!_~ lAWml Oii lt!Ml If 2:00 ~ lnlorma . NalCy L Flrl!tv. Thi• bUll!ltSI 11 con-Ind real proper1y. ineluding h II I I 25 1997 T 987 nd lh fl . I hll Slltement Wat ..... Cottage Creations, 2289 ......... of ..... "'" LONEITAR MORTGloGEE a. Alllhor!Zld nalllf• Tlltlf A dueled by ITT lnd1v1dual the tale or leHe of surplus 1 • cl 1 ous name or • • ness u " • ch.I ous with lhe County Clerk of F dham O "A"" C sta 1nb' on llY 10 1Qll7 YICE'I. U.C.. dlllt ~ Pl9tH 21• 1 2118197 19973708827 real roperty for child care ~aa~ce~ ~15~~ above on: PUBLIC NOTICE ~::•:. 1'J:u:J'I listed Orange County on 1·28·97 M~e. CA 9;626 ' 0 NOTICE-lid f!dlioui Name TNlllll "'* ':n.. pur.-to Andrea o. Lepore deveropment purposes pur-NorthCoast Hotels L L C Phlllp s.;.do 19873708943 Emily Ellzabllh Fitzpatrick, S1*mtttapm IM ytll1 from Died of TMI ~ .,_. •--------- This slalemenl was tiled 1uanl lo 1tcl1on 39360.3. Thomas N Chllde•'s M~: Flctltloue BuslneH This statement was flied Dally Pll01 Fob. 4, 11, 18, 2289 Fordham Or .• "A", d* lllfas ftlld 1n the Othce lnlln...cNo.IM105a,ln~ Wllh lho County Clerk 01 Apphcaltons will be sohc· ager · • Name Statement with the County Clerk 01 25. 1997 T-002 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 the Cou~ Ott\. A new Act-119 , of Ollc:W AloDfda In f11 0 C 1 8 97 lled until February 28. 1997 This statement was filed The lollow1ng per1ons are Orange County on 1.28.97 This business is con-M>us IM!ness Name Statemt ~of fll CouMy AlcDldlf of OBITUDY 888 range ounty on • · and are available al all wllh lhe County Clerk of doing business 11; Aeriel 18873708982 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual l'lllst be filed pnot ID 11111 dale ORANGE~ afC:..W.1,.•••mil•••• Daily P1101 Feb. 4, 11, 18, Ocean View School OISlricl Or n C t 1 30 97 Advertising Noveltles, 3505 Have you 1taned doing he filing Of In stletment does • e.c.Md ' VICENTE MAT·•• 25. t997 T981 school sites and from the a go ~~~~~09323 Via Oporto, Newport Dally Pilot Feb. 4• 11• l8, Fictitious Busln•H business yet? Yes, 1/1/97 not Of itself arthOri2e the use In LOQC AHO MA.Tl.OCI(. llAPLI Recopllonisl 11 the 01s1nc1 Beach. CA 92683 25, 1997 T-001 Name Statement Emily E. f'ltzpotrlck ·s m.e Of 1 f;a•M Business HUSIWI> AWJ WFE NJ JQHf llart Woode ._._ PUBLIC NOTICE office, 17200 Pinehurst Oaoly P1iol Feb. 4, 11, 18, Gregg Mulholland, 3505 The lollowlng persons .,. This statement was filed ~In ~*n of the rightS Of T9WITS WU sa.L AT PUllUC born In wh"i'tt'i;;: STATEMENT OF Lane. Building B, Hunting. 25, 1997 T-978 Via Oporto, Newpor t PUBLIC NOTICE doing busl~ss es: Mother with the County Clerk of another under fedt'3I Stall AUCTION TO HIGHEST miDE:R F--··~ 7, 1818,. da.d Ion Beach. PUBLIC NOTICE Beach. CA 92683 Natures Nutrition, 253 May· Orange County on 1·28-97 corMlOll llW (Set ~on u' FORCASM.....,. • h of.. ...... .._, ABANDONMENT OF Publi sh ed Newport Amy Kord1k, 3505 Via FlctltlouaBualneH nower, Newpor1 Beach. CA 19973708874 ttseq BusineuandPrOfessions In !MM~ of h Ulllld February 7, 1987 In USE OF FICTITIOUS Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Flctllloua BualneH Oporto, Newport Beach, Name Statement 92660 Dally Pilot Feb 4 11 18 Codef.' $1*11 AT THE NORTH FAOHT Newpor1 Beach. G1"981 BUSINESS NAME Pllor February 11, 12, 13, CA 92883 The following persons are Suzanne Rush. 253 May-· • • • EN'TRAHCE TO TME COUNTY grandaon of Wuhlng-Tho lollowlng persons 1997. Name Statement Thie b uelneu 11 con-doing business as: RED·E· flower, Newport Bt1ch, CA 25. l997 T-993 First llO CXlURTltOOS£. 100 CMC ~ ton Hedley, one of the "ave abandoned the use of T-008 The following per1ons are ducted by: e general part· RENTALS. 2075 Harbor 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE Newpolt Buch-Costa Meu TER DRl'f'( WEST SAHTA. ~ founders of Whittler. the Fictillous Business doing buslnen es: a) nershlp Blvd.. Costa Mesa. CA This business Is con· CN~7 ,J,o 28. Feb 4. l l.18, CALRlRNIA ,.ore CASHIER'S Graduate of Whittler Name: Redial, 5405 Allon PUBLIC NOTICE ~merlmax :1narclal ~ri H•v• you llar1ad doing 92827·5532 dueled by: an indlvldual Flctltlou• Bualn•H 1997 CHEOqS) MUST BE MA.DE PAY· High School c1 ... of Parkway 11800. Irvine, CA 1445438 E c~~· bl Fi'' max 14~ business yet? No John T. Lewis Enterprises, Ha11e you •tarted doing Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE AIU TO LONESTAA MOffr· 1935. He wu a pll'ot 92714 en• 5 a 8 nance. Gregg Mulholland Inc.. (CA), 2075 Harbor business yet? YH, 8-19·96 The following persons are GAGEE saMCES, LLC. II In the 9th Air Foroe The Flclltlous Buslntu Fictitious Bualn•H Brlslol North, Sia. 100, Thia 111temenl was flied Blvd.. Costa Mesa, CA Suzanne Rush doing businast 15. PJ r1g111, llllt end r.. ~to d I w W 11 Name referred 10 ebove Name Statement Newport Beach. CA 92560 with the Counly Clerk ol 92827-5532 This statement was flied Com utin Services · 501 Alt*· 11171710225 end now held ~ • "'* Mid u r n g ' • was filed In Orange County Tho following persons are Amerl~ax Realty Fln:'fla!i Orange County on 1-28-97 This business Is con· wllh the Counly Clerk of 34ttf sr~eel Ne~porl STATEMSfTOFWNOO•ENT Deed of TMI 111 h p!qltlty ._ founder of Maple on March 1. 1995. File doing business as: Hemet ~c.. ( A), t4r. r sto 19873708958 dueled by: a corporation Orange County on 12-23·96 Beach CA 92003 Of tullld In me! Col.lllY ft! Stllt Broa. Inc., • mem~ No,F638518 Assoclales, 3501 Jamboree Nlreet N~::ch c~'~2~· Dally Pilot Feb. 4, 11. 18 .. Heve you llar1ed doing 19883705459 Patrick J. Magee, 501 341h USEOFFICTITIOUSIUllNRS ct.crtbed a It.a,_. ... ._ of Whittler Uone Club, Michael Pascarelli . 141 Road, Suite 300 • South T4hl~ I • I 25 1997 T.1189 business yel? Yes, 9-1·77 Dally Pilot Jan. 2I, 28, Street. Newpor1 Beach. CA llAllE eatbed In h .... _.., CharttV Member of Tangelo, Irvine. CA 92720 Tower, Newport Beach, CA d ~bu~ nese s I con-• John T. Lewis Enterprises, Feb 4 11 1997 T954 92683 l he folOwlng llt"°'1(1 Died of Trull 1J1M ~ HSaclendaurvlved Gbolf~ Cwlublfe. This business Is con· 92660 ~C1 y. a corpo~at d i PUBLIC NOTICE Inc .. John T. Lewis, Pres!· . , • This buslnesa 11 con-~, abandonld the use The.,...._ Ind.__ ducted by an Individual OS Hemet Associates. • ave Y04l slalte 0 ng dent PUBLIC NOTICE d cied b · an I di Id at lict'<llls businus name • lf lllol r eflhe 1111 Barbara D. •pl•, 3 19973709150 California limited pertner· busln~u yel? YtsFi'-1·9~ Flctltloua BualneH Thia statement was filed ~ave y~ st~;d udoing BEAUTY SUPPLY & SA :::;e:.;~ ~II pur .ona; Eat1 Otu1atophw Mlchaol Pascarella ship, 350 1 JamborH Road, 1Amen0ax Re~lty ~J~I, Name Statement with the County Clerk of Flctltlou1 8ualne11 busineu yet? YH 1•1s-97 LOH. 25608 Alea Paltiway P80ld.., '* tOll TOWNttOOSE Maple, Robert C . This stattmenl was hied Su11e 300 • South Tower, ;,~l.iden~'Y ausc , .• The following persons ate Orange County on 1-28·97 Name Statement Patrlctc J. Magee . LIQl!Nttls,CA~ DAM: OOITA=CALFOR. Maple and llmothy J. Newport Beach, CA 92660 doing buslnlls as: A & R 19973708855 The following persons are Thie statement was filed The lie*~ business NIA '2117 The TNI&-Maple, 1 daughter: ~ith th•CO:,~~n~ ~1;;:97°1 This buslneu Is con-::f;~• ~·t=~ w~l~r:1e:, Motor Sp0r11. 1838 18 Pt•· Dally PUot Feb. 4, 11, 18, doing business as: H1na with the county Cleft! of reltl!IO ID 1b1M was flied "....._ W'f b "'I Melanie Elizabeth Ora.ngep F 'I n · 8 dueled by: • limited Part· Or•""• County on ,_,4.97 cen1ia Ave., Costa Men, 25. 1997 T-003 AcupunclUfl, 767 W. 19th Orange County on 1·2&·97 100W3 in the Coul'llY of ~iCIAlidl-offll*-1 ..._ Strahan, 10 grand aily 1101 eb. 4, 11, I • nershlp -·• CA 92627 SI., Costa Mesa, CA 92828-19873708951 and~ File No f585288 Ind..,_ ..... If ch II d r e n · Br I a 25, 1997 T984 The rogistrent commenced 18873707514 Atlthony M Johnson 3229 PUBLIC NOTICE 0000 · SllohuN 53G A14 .,_ C:. ::;:;;_ Ch I t h ' M n ---------110 t11n11ct buelness under Daily Pilot Jan. 21. 28. Nebraska Pt Costa 'Mesa Hee Bum Kim 925 Veneto Dally Pilot Feb. 4, 11, 18. Oel San Otmentll ;i;...,_....__.or ~ o.f er aple, PUBLIC NOTICE the fictltlou1 name. or Feb. 4, 11, 1997 T955 CA9282S ·• ' Flctltlou1 BualneH Irvine, CA 927i 4 ' 25. 1997 T-994 02672 · ' ~ • ...,_.tor~,. L.ar1aaa = =::::: SUPERIOR COURT namaa illled abOve on 5-9-PUBLIC NOTICE Robert Wiison. 16562 Name Statement This bualness le con-PUBLIC NOTICE Inez Gentd!, 1S12 W. ,..... .... ~or• Shannon lAlgh M4apfe, 79 Gothard IF. Huntington The following persons are dueled by: an Individual fftH't. Newport 8uch, CA 92660 w Illa-. lo ""h twMlrq Adam Du &o19 Maptit OF CALIFORNIA, OS Hemet A11ocl1tea, a Flctltloua Builn•H Beach, CA 92047 doing bu1lne11 as: A Cut Have you llarted doing Flctltlou1 8uslneH TIU liuslness wra ~ -of h NJ1eCt1 • R I E ' COUNTY OF ORANGE California llmiled partnet'· Na •Statement Thia buslnese 11 con-Above Landscape Malnte-business yet? Yt1, 01/23/ Name Statement ~ 1Qtl'll111 ~ and llJ .W Died ofT.W, lll4lh J ~-:-~ • :'a t~::J'w 341 The City Drive ehip m ducted by: • general part-nance. 24422 Caswell Cl.. 97 The lollowl .,1 SioNd CYHTHIA. S ine..i hltoll, • flfOW4ded In Poat Office By: Daniel W. Donahue, The following pereona are nerehip LaQuna Niguel CA 92677 Hee Bum Kim doln bual~s~ Hot-IHEZ GERRClt me! ,..... llMnoalol. If -Maple, Megan Ell%· Box 14171 o,ar~ 1~-1:~w·•~u~" ~~ni::es~f:i~ a;~:·e~:; Have you 111rted doing Rfohard J. ·Kington & This 1111em1nt was flied 1ywc!i Magic'• Maequer· Tin S!Mlment was filed wi ., fll"""' 9' me!~ of abeth Strahan, Joal\r. orange CA o t • • · a ue p Ill Co H S 1 business yet? No Nancy L. Kington, 24422 with the County Cieri< of ade 270 E 17th Sl #13 the Counb' Ott\ Of TNlll. ~ dwpl 11111...,... Sttahan, AahfeV EJ • 82813·1571 ~!'~:b~9:~u:~.~~:o ~~ #~~8~ Coro~ de:14~r. C~~ Anthony Johnson Caswell Ct, Laguna Niguel, Otange County on 1·23-97 Costa MHa, CA 92827 'Counb'onftbft.laty 6, 1Qll7 of fll TMflt w 9' fll INllll abeth Strahan, 1 or-t IN THE MATTER OF ynd .dA. 124 1992 llornla92825 Thie etarement was llledCA92677 19973708483 JanorEllzabethSt.Plerre, HlwpottBucM:oslaMtu ~11¥.Wo.dlfTNllllle ~~dcl'llld; Kylen THE PETITION TO ~'ri!: 0~,~~!rtn.; ' Wllllam Hill, Ill. 417 112 01th lheC County Clerk of Thia bus.Inns is con-Daily Pilot Jan. 28, Feb. 4, 274 1/2 Camellia Ln., CoSla C~7221301·PCFeb tllllf8118111'11effll~W.. br~::r9Utu! CHANQE THB HAMii Thi• elatement was flied Poinsenla Ave., Corona del range ~~'!!,Y73on7~8·2!·4927 d~,c'ed by. husband and 11, 18, 1997 T983 Mt1a. CA 92827 11.18,25, Mw4, 1997 ef fll ~=.::: Maple and Gurney 0 with the County Clerk of Mtr CA 92625 • • w 8 L C OT CE This buelnen 11 con-· :Z:.: DI lddl OF Bonni• Lrnn or· Orange County on 1-7.97 To,;, Schriber Jr .• 893 Daily Pilot Feb. 4, 11, 18, Have you started doing PUB I N I ducted by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE 01111t......-1N111J. nw • Maple. don AKA Bonni• Lynn '9812708707 Sandcastle Rd .• Corona del 25, 1997 r.992 bu1ln111 yet? Yes, 10-20-Have you llarted doing .... II 1111 tllM of h lnllW VleWlng to be hefd at Baker Mar CA 92625 92 Fictitious 8u1lne11 bualneu yet? No ~of h Mo1oe of .. " McAuley a Wallace • CASI! NUMBER Dally PllOt Jen. 21. 28, Thia bueinen 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE Richard Klng1ofr Name Statement Jinor St. Plene NOTICE OF PETmOM St~ttuo, Thi i.n.lcMrv ""'* Mortuary on Tueeday At85845 Feb. 4, 1t.1997 T951 ducted by· • general part· Thi• etalemenl WIS med The lollowlng persona are Thi• slalemenl WIS filed •11•m ESTATE 0 .... Oled of TMI ........ WPM. 9ervlC9 to be ORDER TO PUBLIC NOTICE nerahip · F1otltlou1 Bu1lnea1 wilh the County Clerk of doing bu1lne11 ae: Ma· wilh the county Cltf'k of HAQ ntOMAI GAL .u.llNl....,tofll....,. held Wendeday at Heve ou llarted doi Name Statement Orange County on M3·97 eonrv. Speclall111, 1122 Orange County on 1·28-97 ...,.. a W1111n ~of 1PM at M•morlal -SHOW CAUSI! FOR Flotltlous BualnHa buslnes~ yet? No ng The lollowlng persona ar• 18873707289 Huntrldge Rd., Santa Ana, 1,873708848 Cise No A.186112 o.c.11 _, ~ lw ... Ind Chapel ROH Hiiia _ ~~~E~~sr-':!v. Name statement Wllllam Hiii. iii :01~.~~:!"'2~~ ~~n Dally Piiot Feb. 11. 18, 25, ~:i!r.n~ Rae Goemaat Dally Pilot Feb. 4, 11 , 18. To .. '*!'· benelicltntt. ~-=-~:.=-... ..: Whlttl9r wtth buMI at .l¥nn Gordon AKA Bonni• The lollowtng PlflOnl are This statement WH filed St. New~· Beech c~ Mat.4, 1997 T009 1122 Huntrldg• Rd .• Santa 25. 1997 T-996 • eot*ngtnl Cl'tdloll, ....... Nolclofo.tdtnd ROM Hnlt Memorial ~ynn Beker HAS/HAVE doing bullne11 u : 1. AA-wilh the County Cltf'k of 112Seo • UBLIC N Ana. CA 92705 I PlllOnl wtlo "'-bl ohr· ..,. ID W to Ill~ Ill Park. Oonatlona tb: 1'ILED A PETITION FOR,.,.. dante Trevet of Newport, 2. Orange County on 1·2M7 Ronald L Cohen 2224 P OTICE Thie buelneH 11 coll-PUBLIC NOT Cl *' 1'*'"11d 111 h wt1 h~wlllletw•~ YMCC 12610 E. ...,_ ORDER TO CHANGE Newpon Hel~ht• Travel, 18873709002 Arllla St. Newport 'a.act\, Plctltlous •u•IMH ducted by: an lndMdual Flctlllffl •ualne•• ~ " ...... llllllc __, U, 1111 ~st. 201 Whtas.r. NAMES FROM Bonnie 120 Newpor1 enter Drive, Dally Pllol Feb. 4, 11. ti, CA 926e0 Heme Statement Have you atarted doing Name Statement A P(T"""' bet l4ed LC*EJTAR ~GMJO ll"Ro IOI01 ~ USC. Lynn Got"dOn AXA 8onlie Suite 140, ~ Beach, 25, 1997 T-997 Patricia E. Cohen, 2224 The follOWlng Plftonl .,. bullnlu yet? YH The followlno pertOna lfl ....... hlS n WU. u.~ ...... A. Nonta Canoer Cent.er. ~~yl -::~:: TO Anan-~::: ~:C .. (California), PUBLIC NOTICE ~t~· Newpon S.act\, =~:.· ~ ~r~ ~·~t!!t°": flled =ow~ J:; = ~ ::::r: lft =-,.0. .. s~= ~~1800~~; II I• lwflt>y Ol'dtfed thal 120 Newporl e.nter Oflve. FlcUtlou• ..... -.. Thi• buelntll I• con-1n1---0t•' 1221 w Coalt wtth the C<M'lly Clefk Of =.:Blvd .. 1i101 Coate COUit Of talil T-1SJS'491FORT'llllT&'t CA 80033. alt Plfton• ln..,Hted In Sulle 140, Newport Beech, ·-ducted ...... h b nd and ,....... ' • Orange County on 1•21•97 'J.-' Of ORANGE. SM.I .a.MlDI fUAI( • thll matter appear befofe catilornla 928e0 NanM Statement wife -1· ue • Hwy. I 113, Newport CA ne27 P£TIT'°" llQUatl CN.L .,._.,,. l.OIEITM •Ihle court In Department Thie Bu1int11 le Con-The lollowtng peraons 111 H S.ach, CA 112813 1H7S708188 David 8lahoo RMd, 2345 AIY OlllQtllf be IPPOlneed ~S8MCD..U.C.• ---------..-No 703 of the Or ductedby:acorpor•tlon dolftgbullnenu:Kaneko aw YoU etllttd doing David I!. Hunsicker, 1221 DlilyPllOt.Jen.21,f"et>.•, Newport Bfvd .. IE10t, ~to ADBrTCOLl..EC1atAlTEll'T· ~nty Superior co~ Tw>e of Bullnell: Travel tn1ernallonel, 1555 M"' ~"L!~'· Wa.tO W. CO..t Hwy,, 11_1~..1 New· 11, 11. 1997 1'914 Coal• Mna, CA 92t27 h.-..ot .. cl9Cldlr( INQ 10 cou.s:r A DEBT. Ntf tne lddflll lhOWn at>ow Agency Vt«le Or. IB 1228 Colla Thi ftled pon 9eac:h, CA 92UG;J auaLIC NOTICI Thi• butlntH I• COil-THE PEmPf ~TION OITMCI WU. on :J.... 1097, at 2:00 The r•trant commenc.cl M .... CA 9202t • with• t~tal~ w~ of Thi• bu~lneae I• con-r ducted by: an lndMdual to~.. •um> FOfll THAT llUfllOll. o'cioc. p.rn .. and then and to ltaniact bUelnes• under Hidetoehl Kanttio, 1555 Orange County on 148-97 d= by. ":.::1~uai Plctltlous au.J11011 Have Y°" aurted doll10 ndlt hlependlrn ~--.~' theft •hOW cauff, II any the flclltloue neme • or = ~etd• ~·Ju:22B, 119727018IO bulin.J°';et? Yea. = Name ltatamont ~J:? No of ~ Act PUBLIC .,OTICI they 1\8119, ~Y the petillon name• Meted .t>ove on. 1. eaa. Dally Plio. ''° • 11 11 97 The fOllOwlng PlfSOM 1,. Thi• •t•tement •• flied will llOW h .. for change of n~ ehould ';&k •. 11114• 2· Jan. 1• ~'9t ~ K~r· 1~~~5 u 1"7 • ' .;.995 Davide. Hunalekar doing bu•lnn• 81: aouth with the County atrk of"~~ '° 11111 ·~11~~~=':fdered lhal, ~antt Inc .• a.n. Koch, C: M':.a~ CA'02i21 ' ' Thie .i.ttment wu fifed CoHl Truell a Trailer Rt-orsnge County on t·.21-91 ldoM M1t10ut oC*IMQ ~· $$620111 S«vlclr co of Ihle Ol'der to ehow Pr11ident Tfll• buetntH 1• con-PUBLIC NOT1CI wilh tht County Clefk Of ~ 2711 w. MacArthur tH7310lllt •• 8'IM taNng '*"" fUltof It ~fl rs..1e:, ~a~ tie published 1n NB/ rtll• 1ta1emen1 was fllecl ducted by: husband and oMt+tNH e>r.no• C~;';~~1~ 92704 9331. Santa Ana. CA oauv Pllo1 '•b. 4, tl, ti,== .. ~'T True•'llllt YOll ll't In 'Cotll MM• Dally Piiot, • With the County Cletle of wile "°t1Uou1 •u•lneta John LAI Roach 8135 211, 1907 T·M ftCI ID OM llOltt ID ''*' lllMllf • Oet4I Of frvtt. dltlel new1paper of o-neraJ cl,. Or•• COuMy on t·23-07 Have YO\I •'-"ed doing N•Me Statement Dally Pilot Jan. 28. ,et>."· Pinto Pt., Ncwco, cA't11eo PUBLIC NOTICI • PlflOftl ullltU '-WM. UflltD JOU•'*" .ciutallon publlahtd In thll 1ff13108112 ~"":9c/~~o l'hefotlowlnOl*IOl'llate 11,11,1997 1M2 Ttila eu1lotH 11 Cone **'nolcUtCOftlllllldlD IOproeectyourproPWW,lt~ :Vio-f ~ 1ta.c once ,V: Coulombe a l<ottq, • Pro-TN• ataremem w.e llltcl dolnca buelnfte 11: Naber• PUILIC NOTICI C#ucted by: an lndMduat Flcltltloue a...an..a ...,..i ~) Tiit lftdtC*ld-tie Mid at I llvlbllc Ni. It OIK coneecut f fetllonal CorporllJon. &.aw-Whh the County Clerk Of Cedlho Nab«• Olderno-Have you 11.necl doing NafH ltat-....t .. ldlli .... ~. M ~ OI :r~.:: to Int day 0 ye re, COfl'\etloa Bank ()(ange County ~ 1+f7 bltt. 2tOO Hart>ot 81Vd.. Plotltteue.......... butints• ~ Vff, M •ll7 The fOlowtng perlQnl ., • .,...., .... M Mlltl ~. yOU .:.OCll•lll , DAT•1;.,. •t tff7 Towef. 111 Amon ~ 1ff'7UOHH ~Mela. CA~ ........ , .. .,...._. John L Aoech doln9 bUtlnea• .. : Aedlal, ~fills lft oCIJdOfl ID :'C':ton1~ fl'*( IUCMARD o . ..Wu. ""d· lull• '"°· Coal• Daly Pilot ,eb .•. "· ''· New• Cedlllac, Inc., (Def. The lolowlng pMOn•.,. = t:-'~ w~~ 2710 lo. Grand A' Sanll 11111 .,.,.. fllOCI tO:OO AM . ...,. ... Mort- A. tlUDQI/ COlllll .... Meta, Cll1forn&at:lt21 25, 1907 T490 =)M!:'~~BIYd., :='\ ~ M ! ....._. Ofaogt County on 1-3047 ~~:n 1142 IHMUtlcMdnotpC .. , Ille,·-· ....-.. OP TMI IU'fl. Olly"'°' ftb, •. 11• 11• Thll bu11n .. 1 11 con-~re:.. .. ~ tH111otSU land Aoed 14: ~ A ' onlle""* "~ ..,_ ... _IUOI .lltoftCCMM'T 11• 1117 T..UX Overatocbd wt1h Mted bya ~..a.... =· tMne, CA ta11 Daly Not ftb. 4, 11, ti, Beach, CA l2llO .11e•onMllthi0.1987al 1 • = ""' QITY .._ _____ ~ • • :TNftWni °' ~ • TRADE 11utt? H..,. ~ IWtlcl d~ Tht leckrut> Compeny, In-a. tlt7 T-179 Thie butlMu h con-~ lft ~ No 10) ioc.-=-_ --........ ..... A call to ~ (CA), t CJood.. Why play Hid• 'N ~ Tiit a. DIM 0.0.. r,.-- Cllwe .-a oettl Clualtllld RENT rew. IMM, CA •1• s .. • wtttt chlldcat•? RENT 121'S.tS7t t • in.; cuaaur•o tlfOUgtl classlled wlll htlp J!1.• buslnet1 11 con-cau Cl••••fl•d nouO&l.'OT•• ., 1 'Ill M9Ae78 842·1878 ffl•llll lhrough Cluslfled .._.:'~':='":.no todeyl 14MUI. ~ ctmmed = ':.'=:..'f"w -,_:,-..-:: r • ... -.T.--·. gap" .... '='1~ f ' '~ j .... lndeX TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1997 ·Polley Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Claulfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5678- .. g II Rut•'" and di·udlinr" Ur<' •uhjt>t't 111 diange wi1hn111 11111i1·1,_ Tiw publi,.hf'r n·,.rn1·~ tlw right to n·n:-11r. rr..Ja,.,,ify. rt•\ i't' 11r rt>jr•·t attv d a:.,.ifil'd adwrti,.1·ntt'11I. Plca,r r"l'-"rl am l'rrur 1hu1 muv b1· in )·ntir da,,.ifi1·d ad immrdiutt·ly. Tlw Daily 11ilut ai·rt>pt ... 11u liuhilitv for utw nrur i11 an ud\l'rtisrm1·111 fnr l\fo1·h 11 11111\· be• ......... ......... • Fl n· ... p1111~ihli· t'\:t't'pt for tlw t'il>-1 of tlw •pan• a1·111ally 111·1·11p;rd b) tl11· ..rror. Cn·di1 1·mt 1111ly br all119t't>J f11r tilt' fir•t ir1'1·r1i1)11. .... »' .. .....,. II m By Fax (714) (>:i 1.0!)1)4 ByPbone (7 14) M:l-!lb78 By MaMn Person: :tiO Wc·•t Rnv Stn·1·1 C11•1U \11•,u. CA 11:.!ll:.!"7 .....-----Deadlines .......... SEllVICE Dml?CTOIZY (l'lt·11-.1· 1ud1u~· \ntlr 11111rn• 111111 pli•tf!H' llUIUfw•f 1Hlll 9t1• II 11tll \111t h.wL ~ 1tl1 u l'fH'I •ptoh ) 11 '""I"'" llh·I b< ll1" "'• Hours 'li•lq1l1111w 8::l011111-'."1:00p111 \~u11fu,-t·nitm Walk-111 8::l011m-;}:OOp111 Monday ............ f riday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wednesday S:OOpm -For All Your Home and Business Needs -Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm ,., -'OIJAL ltOUSIHCI OPPOIHUNITY All IHI lmlt Mwrtblllt ill I.ills lllW$Jlptf Is Sll'te't 18 Ille ftd· eral Fllr Meulet Ad ol 1161 as llMdd wllk' mall8' It llletal IO lfWrttn "Illy pntalllCI. llmllltl111 er dl1crlmlnatlo11 Nsl' M 1Kt. COIO(, tllllltft, IU, UHlclJ, llllllUll l&ltvl It ....... """"· .......... ~!NU 1ftY .. di ,,...,.llCI, llml· 111101 " dlscrilllUlllltft." Tiiis llWlfl&P'' will 1101 UtwllltlY ICUl'I.., tdWftlll· •111t1l ler 1eal ut111 -"" II ill tloll!CIM If Ult law. OW 11l4ers n ..,._, llltflMd .. ,, all dwlllat• ltfnrti .. d Ill tlllr ..................... .... ..........., Nib. 11 Clm- ,.... ., ... .ml111••. alHUO 111·1111111·•·414-ISIO. For 111tt ........ oc ... ,.. .... Clll HUD II 425·3SOIL ...... -. Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday ........... Friday S:OOpm ...._>•WU.•M2-NHdH ,,., ... 10~ _ .. '''"" NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2624 COMMERCIAL MONEY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT BEACH 1069liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim PROPERTY . 2778 TO LOAN 2914 5530 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beat E'alde Local.ion E'SIDE Lrg clean 28R, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 8 ±-•de Cove S397k. Near Tri.square. Relax 1BA. Gar, laundi:y rm. R 11 8 2500 ft Loans By Phone Childcare needed In FIT I GUE 5 L d tar •••-••• .,... w/2·Mstr Br Suites, 120 Albert Pl. $750. eta pace-sq · an • Please be aware that 2bd 2ba View Pool fenced, prkng for 15 24 hour decision. 1st my Mesa Verde home. SALES ASSOCIATE Ranger Inc. • · ' · 2-decks, gar. Avl now. Leave Mssg 5A0 1703 th 1· ti s I this cat 044-0373 x1952 .. .,.. cars. 19th St In C.M. and 2nd Equity lines. M·W-F/8·3 Engllsh Full Time/Part Time A major N. America1i e ts ng n · Elli. A.ally Group $1040./Lse · 640.9408 No income verifica-speaking 557-4312 G 1 1 h 1 t t I egory may require you t---------$1875. 310·453·4255 real opportun ly w I rans Po r a on to call a 900 number E'slde 3br, 1ba hse. NEWPORT lion. Poor credit OK. Coffee House Exp growing company. services company is In which there Is a Bluff• New Listing Fp, dbl gar, RV pkng, I t · s s I m p I e I · 1 kl f o ti counter person/waiter. Excellent s tarting oo ng or pera ng h i Very Sharp X·Plan patio, hkups. Sm pet BEACH 2669 -IN_C_O_M_E_____ Arnie Kaye FT/PT. Apply 506 salary and' benefits. Agents in CA. Call: c arge per mnute. For Appt.·760•3142 ok. $1385. 775·43351"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Affinity Mortgage 31st St, NB 675·0233 Call 714-6ii4·6485 or 1·800-872·9511 Cruise Ship Solly/Evelyn·Brka 1• PROPERTY 2790 1·800-963-0000 Fax Res: 644-6496 Ask for Linda. Employment EUia Realty Group 1----.-----•1BR From $950• world Travel! Get the Foreoloaure 5 B r HUNTINGTON 2BR2BAFrom$785 •---------DRIVERS • Experi· Home/Healthcare for MEDICAL #1 source for finding 4.5 Ba, Oceanvlew, HARBOUR 2142 D/W incl. 60Jt30 pool. C .M. 24U·PRIDE MORTGAGES & enced drivers for OTR blind male in NB. Lite •· Back office position. work on Cruise Ships! Pool, spa. Prlnclpala1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NoVlspte•taD.•ICMaerp••ort. UNITS $440K down. TD 'S 2918 Flatbed opportunity. housekeep, laundry, Spanish bl-lingual w/ 1·B00·270·4197 Only Asking $700,000 ••waterfront Beautiful Top conditlont Broker, • • All Kenworth conven· grocery shop, cook. exp. 71 4 ·548-2273 Ext CB9517 955 1212 580 9779 •545·4 855• •714-905·1343• tionals. Excellent ben-4 hrs/day, 5 dys/wk. ---------(We are a researeh • • 3bd, 3ba, den, dr, gar.•·5-.-n-1-t-lz_e_d_S __ t_u_d-1-0-1 1ST TD 10% $200k efits, 401k. Average Apprx $8/hr. 515-8086 Out of Santa Fe & publishing co.) Harbor View SBr 3Ba Dock avl pools, furn, hse from beach. mariy ••••••••• NB ottc/comm, 20% over $30,000/year. in Fashion Island has1--_..;..----='---.....;..- Cuatom pool/spa. $3350. Agt 675-9505 oceanview, patio, LlV. Call Russell or 23 +. Commercial FIND sales positions in our Fishing Industry Completly remodeled.1_________ $700.inc utll 5-48·2369 BUSINESS & Guy @ 494·0829 Drivers License. TSE outdoor jewelry Kiosk. Alaska Employment 1 yr Lae $4000. or N WPO T 1·800·548·3120 hrly +comm. Call E1<cellent earning Purchase· $825.000. E R ........... FINANCE Ext A·02 an apartment Poppy at: 844·5953 potentia l! Th_• .* 1 955-1212 or 580·8n9 BEACH 2169•• through classified source ror finding MISCELIANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS •------------.....;.-----IP T S h o p p • r s work in Alaska's fish· •Newport Height•* liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Needed Now hiring Ing Industry! 1 ·800· Low Down Paymentll 4BR. 2BA Remodel RENTALS In tocal area. $10 +/hr 276-4726 Ext A89517. 3br/3ba, den, pool, Walk to back bay.1 .. •••••••• BUSINESS HAPPY BIRTHDAY Free products. Call 1 • (We are e research & mini ocn vu. S525K S 1700/mo. 202421• OPPORTUNITY 313·927:,0803 publishing company.) Grundy All, 675-6161 Spruce. 844-0771 t---------2904 Ne~~~g~~~;.: la~~~t1er RECEPTIONIST CM/Nwpt Ht• 3Br 2Ba ROOMS 2706 special occasion •••••••••I MOBILE Home. 2-car gar. Fplc,1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii again, guaranteed! nice yard, w/d hk·upa.1• Attention Special lim ited lime OC p11int mfr has in~ide position astisting do-it- )'01trsdfcr.1 seeking ii~ist:mce with p•int l!c stain npplicatinn. Mn.~t have llAtie11ce, e}.C'ellc11t comm11nica1ion ~kill~, & problem solving 11bility. trvine Financial Co. EMPLOYMENT s 1 200 /mo . Fax WANTED 5535 resume: 7 5 4-5 8 90 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOUSES/ HOMES 1100 $1690/mo. 631-1680 CDM Sunny spac rm Networker• bonus otter. Call now CONDOS i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •For Rent Single w/attach bath, kit priv. Sponsor anonymously for details 714·288·3960 1 blk to beach. $400. ..roR SALE 2 & 3 bdrm rentals family home close to Fem only. 723•1998 just like this. Highest ·r 1741 Pomona beach in Newport. grade, low cost nutri·l--------- #44, #49 Cati to He. 2bd + den, 2ba. CM/Nwprt Hgt• .Area lion. Your first bottle LOST & 2925 LHlle 714-852·5589 $1700/per mo. Ronda Male pref'd. N/S . ($18.95) is FREE. No FOUND Hein, 723·8800 x29 Share bath, lndry, obligation/gimmicks. "GENERAL 1002 -A-C-.,-~11-G-E ____ Lido I• Bayfr1 4 Br 3Ba llght kit prlv, S310/ 1·800-493·2328 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil £UOn 1125 Dock aval. Avall now. share utll. + dep. Ext 117008 LARGE R~WARD Furn/untum, wk/mo/yr Ken, 84Sl·1770 STOPI $1 SOO/Wkl~ Lost wallet, w/ex· --------•I Rl!:DLANDSeCorner 8 650.2300 65().37001_________ working from homel tremely sentimental LIDO IBLI! RENTALS TO Xlnt Income oppt. pictures, appt bk @ Attention Home Owners & R.E .• Agentell Showcase those special properties In our Homea of the Week & Open Home Gulde publlahed each Saturday In the Real Estate Tab. lt'a an effective and Inexpensive . way to • reach homebuyerat Call our Classified Department Todayll 042·5078 Ac C-4 Nat'I Fast Food•New HI Sehl S e I I /J V • 0 w n e r •714-541 .. 8309• 3Bd 2Ba HouH. 2-car S No gimmick•· Vons/Bristol, S.A. 8/30 garage, appl. Lg patio HARE 2724 Serious people call: Please call: 557-5227. S1960/m0/IH 67f>.1811 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1-800.370-4282 LOST PARROT All On Canal 3 Br, 2 •• B•lboa Pen 2Br 1 Ba --,."="v""o""N.,..,,S'""A""L'""E""S"'I:---green, yellow nape. ••••••••• 1 car gar. 12200/mo, $52~ + dep and ~ Feb 6th, 17th St &· yr IH. Dock available utO. F/P, w/d. Close to Earn extra SSS. No 0 r a n g e I n C . M . HOUSES/ 723-0445 b .. ch. 723•0SS3 door to door required. REWARD 722·7554. Minimum age 18. CONDOS P o rt a t r e • t • CM W'Slde Share 4Br Up to 50~ commla· 1 .. ••••••• FOR RENT • •••wind 3bd/2ba w/ 2Ba Hae. All amenl· alonl Your h oursl 1• view. Totally remod'ld •les. $350/mo lnclda lndepnd't S'ales Rep OawleHI 121550/mo. utlls . 8150-9070 1·80CMl741·1898 EMPLOYMENT Bkr 'la .. 7a48 Ha 3Br Hou•• 1rm av1 _....., ___ .,..,.,,...__,,,,.......,.,.,.,.._ BALBOA Speot•oular Home Near downtwn/b .. ch. OWN YOUn OWN •---------• PENIHS"" 11 ZlO? On 8and 28r+2 Metr S465+utll/dep. Avall :~:!~:',, :~ig:,\;:i:~; EMPLOYMENT vWTo Br. 3 Ba, 2 fp•. '4000/ ~/1 Jen 989·16815 gin or 11.00 varletv 5530 '--------12 8R 2 ~ u Condo 2 car g.,, t1400/mo. Walk to IMacf\ A bay. (809) ee2..atH mo/IH e7:1-419•• WI[ 1er w/ba. 1,v1 311 . •tore . lncludH fnven·fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Speot•oul•r Oo.an S080/mo+ 'A utl•/dep •. tory. flx1ur••· buying Adm a .. lt •nd Channel View. Pool, l•undry. Friendly trip, training. Minimum .w •• COSTA MESA 1024 LuJCurlous 1 bf and compl•ic/•nvlronment. lnveatment S 17, 900. NB Boat Sales/Rental lt>r +loft with 2 •P• Jll•wport VIiia. Call Ca I I 0 an • t : Co on water IHkt olous balconl••· Gina 722·9693 Liberty Faehlona neat, friendly 1111 Abundant walk ln1---------1'901·327 .. 031 w/po• attltud• to help AT'Tttt aulLDllRS CORONA · cloHt and storage. N8 28r 2Ba 2-car gar. ~=,...,.._~~~~~ w/cstmr ave, ules : • 19,HO 1f Lot, Dlt-•n "122 oa1 and weter paid. 157S+dep. +'A ut11. PRPitJMiRSHl!V process, r•ntal1. light -4 •U n I t a S 15 15 0 K • ..._ 6 Walk to Balboa !eland W/O. Cloee to beach. ltOUTK books. etc , F rr • 2Br 9,450 sf \.Ot and th• beachH. 723-01154 310.2P-0070 Solld CHh buslnH1. Wl<nda. FX ra1ume to: ;$2&.0K. Loli next to 31H1t 14/41 be 1/2 blk Preatlgloua sHort Ha btlghVal • fum, un· Top jocat sites. 7141/941S-92CHJ • eachother. Ron Your& to tMach. Quaint, coay Uvlng with atunnll\g furn, w/d. ie&O tnclds 11.!500+ we.kly ~ _.,A-u'""T""o~•~•=c":":HAN~~1--c~• •. ' ',.A;I 8-..ott'I cottage Olde COM. ay iunHta and cool utll1 Qlean & qul•t tentlal, Best d .. I In N.wport Tire appointment only. bfeea ... Apt• •tarting ,...; bcf\ a..a~1903 U.S. Minimum lnve1t· 3000 •· Coaet Mww --------·•.t2&00/tno. 17&-MS-. at11350. 'la•tM8 . . ment 110,100 -Coron• dol M•r • HUNTINGTON 31A • 1 LOii, 50 Stuctlo/8r Oat•d N8181Ufta Matur. Fe~ lmm~tate c .. h now. 7'4 •44 •4H :.PACH 1040 g:· M':. ~ ~ :~ha ~1 ~~m!~:~ , 'C:::~;:'30 ... ,-.,-"-"_r_""A,...o'Tlp-a -M~a':'!u' d ,.. +'300 dep 844-0:zt:I Ott•t•ta. Photon1, e1e M•D• o -s-1212 ot MCM1'79 ' T-•--"' t-.. ue•-• • •a D f ,... m 0 ..__ ---.--•• CHhr/81tkpr1. Mgt . .. r • on• am·~ r It ctl 18 v IU oean v.-.w Yrly. Nation•! company H.B. ~7t41ll1~7 : ·~ w/tple, veulted t.t11, •xac TOWNMOU•• c:nc:. • erH..: "ront c:toor 10 .-epe to H•klng repr•Hnta.· 1 1kytlt .. , remodeled Laroe Rbclfl,lba. fem = ~-~l"I SHQ/mo. ...I tlvee. ,ulllP•rt•tlme I ldt. 1233.toO. Nm ""· I "'·· kw pr, llpoUepe. ' ld-6o!1 Location! ....... t opportynltlH aval .. : l..Ukla•AQt 8U..78 poot/t~r-· MOO/mo. p;;t , ..... lpaotoue 'able, ''°" '° l20ll per 1 lbr 1.-. ~-"' "'on th polentlel. , Uwur9ftlt'I' lo doeet ...._, 911111 Ground floor op, -11w.-v .. , mo ..,,...,. f'9ftl .... pOrturily, ,..._. IOtllt lllCB . -,....,...,,,.. .. .. , .. • Cflances 111 you will find Wh•l you ftMd ... the price you Mnt '° pey --~ reed • Ol•n•• -........ Aule to operate A re. Knowledge of CORtings preferrecl. Coo111rehen~ivc benefit pachgc mcl111lc<;: life, me1lial, clental, visi11n, 1:11) in,urAncc; 401 (k)/l'rofit Share; quarterly hon11s ~fter six month' service. Senti resume to: l IR Mam_lter, PO Box 1287, Santa AnA, CA 92702. s~luy history must be incluJed for consiclera1ion. No calls lea$c. EOE Pre-Press Supervisor . Full time CAuFORNlA COMMuNnY Nns. publishen of Tht LNtkr Nnuspqm, C#lll Mts11 !Mil] Pii111 #fU Huntinp11 BiMll I~ is currmt.ly cxpcr~ncing a J>Criod of unpanlld<'CI growdi. OUr ad proclucuon wd printiitg facilities opcnrc 24 houn a day prodod.ng our community news-~ and_ p_roviding vuious tc1Vices for oth<t SOi.nhem Ulifornia news~~ We CUrtti\dy ha~ immtdiuc' <>penings for cwo PR:"-f>reA ~in our Cos11 Mesa office. We att t«ldng strong leaders wim aa:llern communica.tion and chanrmanagcmcnt WU. to enhaiioe our preoprcu <nvitonmel\t, You wUI superviK a ttam ol up to '° people in ~ ol compMi.ng. pult-\_'P.. devc:lopmcnt end ~ t!'S in a ~acin~ba.cd environment.~,_ ahip ~nee • a mua, ,,s wdJ • dw: 6aibillcy to traVd occuionaJJy to our Clendak oftic:i. ~"1th QuirlcXpme and/m MultMd CtCatOf b ptSmd. ·Wt ofi:r a~..,,, .nd bcrldJcs ~ Send f'OW1'C and CXMr Inter llO Calibaia c..;.1y NeWs Ann: 1im Hilfonh. ,,..,_ ~ "" .. a--.,. 5'IM JOO Gkndak ~ 9tliM fa: 8l~l0-SH4 RECEPTIONIST PT 9·1. Computer exp . data e ntry. phones. Call Eric 260·1880 Bartender Sr. Genl. long time Bartender & Bar owner, avail for pM parties. 434-0576 Receptionist Travel Agency. Fun DOMESTICS 5540 job, great benefll s. FT' I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PT. Call 714/963·8747. •VALENTINES DAY• Server entergtic, We are open II nigh~~ reliable, g reat moneyl you can dance the ~t Bu1y lamlly NB Rest. awayl Call 1°' d : T eddlf Bears & Lovit near beach. 240-8787 Child Care l l 304201010 Teachers <::.>7t4-549·2144~ Come and compare • excellent working con· I••••••••• ditlons. beautllul envi· MER"u•un15-a ronment, benefits, funl ..... ~ ..... .., ..... FT/PT alternoons. UCl 1• Camp•·~ & Irvine In- fant toddler/preschoot 1·ANT--IQ_VE_S--6-0-10-co.teachers, 12 ECE units req'd. 786-7494 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.I We-twa" E•prese 1--------• Inc. now hiring exp• Top Doll•r Pakll rlenced OTA Ortvers. From 1800•1tft. Up to 0.30 CPM 1tar1· 1 po to entl,. •9'at._ Ing base pay O.O.E., Paintings. china, plus up to .06 cpm g11ware. f\lm. ftct. bOl\UtH. Top pay. 40Yr NB R" 873-ta23 benefits and equtp-1._ _______ .,. ment. Now leasing •----~--.~ Owner/O,,.rators. p.,. cen,age or mileage contract. Minimum down Truck Lea ... avallebl• on new'97. No credit chec:kl call Ch1.1ctc Jam•• '1«>0-ll0-9244 Ext 201 TUESDAY. FE8RUAJ\Y 111 1997 TV; BLICTltONICS, ACVltA ---~-------~ TODAY'S 1 __..CioaiilliRO~ss ... w ....... o~R .. D...,.P~lJ~Z-Z .. L ... E -By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF .t1nd TAHNAH HIRSCH STEREO 6080 --------'90 ente9ra xtnt cond, . 'N TIUIPO t owner. A great value a"'° Mt, .P.a. mull ... , qr $5,595. ••t·t•ao '°'"· Teyot• of '87 Cuti••• Clore 4dt, 4c)'t pwr 1tr/bttq A/C, AM/f-M, Ore. Cltl S2700. 879-2703 ACROSS ~ -·leoe t Lftundof 58 COrflc>elent S Cll0lcll 8•e11 59 -over. 10 Enlhullasm ~lze U Hawaiian city 60 Tru.t 15 Computer-user's 61 Certnon ~ar need . 62 Lhasa - IG Wly 63 Stories 17 Arom11 64 Actor Connery 18 tfoodlum~ ·19 Gas for 11lgns 20 Southern lree 22 Ell 23 S111isfies a debt 24 Lucy's p;oirtnrr 26 Ban;oinA - 29 Orlent11I con<11men1 33 Applauds . 34 Macie on "' loom 35 Cu11ent!y 36 Ploy 37 Sea eAgle!I 38 MelRI "thread' 39 Hada meal 40 Twirls 4 t Accor O'Toote . 42 Ethics 44 Wanton 1-0olls 45 Shade of purple 46 Type of club 48 Loathe 51 Cellar or amc entrance 55 Playwright Simon 14 DOWN 1 To -itmay concern 2 Verdi opera 3 Trudge 4 Wincf instrument 5 Generously 6 D11ect0f Malle 7 SRlad rngrediont 8 Inquire 9 Domicile· abbr. 10 Brighi flower 11 Adam and Eve's home 12 Soothing plant 13 Wildcat 21 Horses' fodder 22 Org. or soc. 24 Peacenlks 25 Looks al 26 "Beal Ill" 27 Ninth planet 28 Light beam 29 -and Cher 30 Combine 31 Kitchen utensil 32 Jugs 34 Ad !Ike an author 37 Hero's tale 38 Worl< period 40 Pronounce lndisllnclly 41 Fall softly 43 Artemis' twin 45 Kind ol loroe 47 Vows 48 Singer Paul - 49 Electronic reminder SO Scurries 51 DrudoefY 52 Reed lnsoument 53 Oymn11s1 Korbut 54 Ridflr's strap 56 Behind, on a ship 57 Farm sound 11 12 13 HELP PARTNER OUT North-aou~h vulnerable. Wost deals. NOR'm •62 <:787 0 AQ 109 75 •K 72 WEST •AK1053 t>QJ 109 O K 2 •JS sot.rm •J987 l:?AK '6 086 •A 109 6 EAST •Q4 <:7 6 632 O J '6 3 •Q864 The blddin11 WEST NORTH I• 20 Pue Pas11 EAST SOUTH Pau 3NT Pu11 hear\8, Since there WN no point to holding up, declarer took the ace immediately a11 Ea11t echl>ed mildly with the three. Declarer led the eight of diamonds to the queen and, when th'!l won, returned to hand wilh the Ree of cluha to p)~ anot.h· er diamond. When the kln1 appeared, declarer allowed West to capture the trick. What ahould We11t do now? ' It is poasible for South to hold the black queen& and the jack of spades, and East the king of hearta. In that ~ent, West's only chance i1 to persist with heart.a in an effort to collect five tricka in.the major suit.a together with the king of diamonds. But if the cards are as in the dia- gram, a spade shin. will defeat the contr11ct. How can West know what lo do? It is up t.o East to tell partner, hy dropping t he jack of diamonds Opening lend: Queen of I:? under the ldng. From the play East must have a t.hird diamond fconced· Most players arc aware of the ing a trick t.o the king would have ·standard 11ignaling ai,uations and been unneceFeary if South held a how to indicat.e lo partner which third card in the suit), 80 the play of suit to attack. However, on occasion the jack must. be a suit·preference a defender must improvi11e t.o steer signal, asking for the higher-rank· partner to the winning line. ing side suit, in thiJ; case a spade. North had just enough lo offer a West heeded partner, and the con· two·level ovcrcall of We11t's one t~act went down two tricks on a spade opener. South's jump to three Apade shift. and return. no trump was a reasonable shot at game, especially since partner could Learn to be a bette r b ridge have been much stronger for a vul-player ! Subscribe n ow to tho * CA8LI TV * DHcramatler• Low .. 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T Ollf Ota of 854-2009 Old Co ins Gold Silver TO MY VALENTINE!¥ AKC Lab P ups 10 For S a le 2 Newport Huntington Beach -,9-3_1_8_0_E_2-.6-e-ng-l-ne-. Franl<lln Mint, Sterling Lovely¥ Personalized wks. Papers. Cham· Bay mQorlngs·l/shore 714-847-8555 52k ml. 1 OOk ml. Old watches & jewlery 'V KEY CHAINS " pion line. S350 to lov· 1/bay for so· boat. ---------• extended warr. Full Westcoast Coln 642·9448 Heart shape w/name Ing homes. 675-3037 Nr pavillion/gas dock. FORD 9075 power,. black, exc Top Dollars Paid and rose engravings. E nglis h Spr inger S 1 5 k /b o I h ob o cond. $20,500/obo. For Records. Jazz, Send S8.75·(ship inc) Spa nle l h1·energy, Joe 714-438·2090 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PP. 759·8995 Sountracks, etc. check or money order '.AKC. 2 yrs old, needs Slip for 42.+ boat '80 Ford Courier P/U 818-444-0581 Call Mike 645-7505. To: Hear1s & Roses loving care. not 513.00 per ft, easy 5 spd, cstm whls. P 0 B 614 d Wht/I Given lots of TLC.---------. · ox spaye · · vr. access. Kint locatlon. very economical MERCURY 913.5 JEWELRY' FURS Wrightwood CA 92397 $160. 895·3888 714·875·6128 Or call 1·619·249·3006 Gold e n Re t r iever transport. Must seel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ART 6025 $1,500. 788-0552 '91 MERCURY '87 Ca briolet. 5·spd, red/Wht top. low miles. 68k, Xlnt condl $5300.obo 588·9127 '90 VW Vanagon GL Auto. AC. 78k miles. $13,500. 631-7956. '93 FOX 5 tpeed. air cond. $699S. To1tota of Huntington Beach 714·847·8555 ----...---Pups AKC. 7. w/o, ·-CAM--P-E_R_S_R_v _·s-------------.------------------1 BUILDING shots. $450/males, , , Sold Out Print• $500/lems. 644·7888 TRAJI.ERS 8014 '88 Me rkur Xratl Red, AT, snrt, full pwr, NC. stereo; new trs, tmg belt. Car cover. 4 cyl. A beauty! Must see. $2700. 786·0552 CAPRI CONY. -ANT--IQ_U_E_S_& __ _ 5-spd, ac, ps, white, FUR NITURE 6014 FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE Limited Editlons MATERIALS 6030 Roger Tory Peterson, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TIC~TS 6075 "Scar I et Tang I er" ; S te,el Bulld lngs '"iiiii"'iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sporty, clean conv CLASSICS s 4 995. T Ollf Ota of liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9 2 50 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISC. 6015 '91 Sunc reat 27' 1 owner! lmmac, N/smk/ pts. Generator. NC. TV, VCR. CB. On bed. Lo-mis. Many xtrast Gr8 deall Reduc ed to $3 2, 7 5 0 OBO. Huntington Bea-Ch 714·847-8 5 55 '88 911 S Pors c he, Earl1t Produc tion Manufactured tor non- export. New Porsche ~ed paint, body work to new qualllty. Excellent r unning condition. $15.000. Elegant wall unit. Ivory /manog trim, incl bar, entertainment. china 01splay. Gorgeous! 5750. 497·041 5 Esta te Sala Leather recliner $75. 8' couch 575 Wingback chair 585. Maple end table & cotlee tables $25/ GREAT STUFFI Low price. Sectional couch. Copenhagen bed. Smalt teak desk. etc. 407·4915 Teak Furniture Direct from Importer Who lesale Prices By appt. 5 44·7288 Robert Ba I em an, N e v e r p u t u p , 1• Dark w ood Be droom "Big Horn Sheep''. blueprints Included. 2 R/T Tic kets LA to set , dresser w/mirror. Signed, w/museum 40x30 was $7770 now Baltimore. $200/ea $100,. Toshiba 17" quality framing. $3980, 50x80 was (918) 466·5107 Color TV $70. Both In Reasonably priced. $18,270 now $9820. 894-2770 greal cond. Beach Ple<1se leave messg. O•her bldgs. avail.•--------- cruizer S4o. 722·9693. 1_......:....C9_o_9-->:....9..;.......8.,..5 _·2_o_o_7_ c11uck 1-800.320-2340 TV, ELECTRONICS, --J.-----STEREO 60801------ Wolff Ta nning Beda On the move? Tan At Home '87 FORD VAN Conv. ---------V·6, A/T, PIS. NC. NISSAN 9150 Low ml. Orig. Owner. $5,995 obo 720-1722. 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '89 ESCORT '93 SENTRA 5 speed. air, ps, economical car . 714-675-3221 ac. ·cassette, reliable. S4995. Tovot• Of Huntington Beach $8595. To1tota of1--------- Huntln9ton Beach 714-847-8555 ea. Lrg mirror $50. ---------Mahogany desk s12s. MERCHANDISE Mis<; patio turn & tools Buy Direct and S avel Low Monthly Pmts Free Color Catalog Call 1·800·711·0158 Sell your extra household items ~i~s 6049 TRADE AUTOMOBILES Convenienl Classlfled 842-5878 through classified 642-5678 '90 Ra nu•r XL T 4x4, ac, pa, loadedl $10,495. Toyota of Huntington Beach 714-847-8555 '94 Quest QXE Loaded. Xlnl cond. Xlnt-fa!fllly car. MEET someone special through classified 8 4 7·2 411 MISC. 601'5 in Classified A CURA 9010 SERVICE DIRECTORY ACOUSTIC CEILINGS 3408 714-847-8558 $16.000. 840-8881 ·--------- CONTRACTORS GARAGE LANDSCAPE It MOVING 3834 PLUMBING 3890 SPRINKLERS 3921 CARPET CL£ANING CLEANING 3 515 SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3 558 DOORS HEALTH/ 367 8 NUTRITION 3 7 42 LAWN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lii!~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Two Brother• Moving THI! LOCAL PLUMBER SPRINKLER REPAIR TESTER ONE 6 Landscape Remodellng Moving Today? No ·a James E. Bangert Co.· Valve .. Heada-Tlm• * 1 FREE ROOM * Truck·Mounted Steam Cleaning Low Rates! Spot Dyeing • Repairs Free Est. 9 7 9·2098 •Bright Hseclnlng Eucopean Prol'I. Best in townl Refs 5Yrs Exp. Grace 251·9455 l.D. DEVELOPMENT Custom home & remodel. No Fee charged unlil job ls completed. L#480664 721·0404 **$475 • 18X7** Includes hallway, weather·strlp, ins1alla· lion & tax 845-5704 ~-------- Growth Horomone Yard tune up/malntenace, Problem! Uc'd & In Free Eslimales clocks. 27Yrs Local Svc. Homeopathic•Saht•Legal landscape/artistic design. Cal·T13465 957·1 500 Friendly Servlce•lnsured John Burr 282·2831 Call 714-288·92~8 Contractoric27.a04006. _________ 1 __ L_#_S3_.29....._81 ___ s_1_s-_9_304_1. _______ _ Prof'I & Ethical. 645-7505 PAINTING 3858 Expert Drain Cleaning TAX A Plumbing Repairs PR~PARATION 3925 20yrt exp. All work guar. " Steve 545·829& liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I-------COMPUTERS 3556 LEWIS Cons truction HANDY MAN 3 710 IMPROVEMENTS NEW LEAF CEILING MASTER CERAMIC Remodel•Handyman iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOME 3756 Landscape & Masonry •Acoust'c Remo"al• liiii~t!f====-iii L#704773 Local Res. 24Yrt QuaHly P~lntlng Custom Texture-Paint c"'F'·iv. Drywall and morel 1• Lie.Jina. 748·0487 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor ' • T ILES 3528 ae •714·557·5925• •Pa int/Carpentry• ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Design/Build/Remodel TOUCHUPS:, TOO Precise Plumblng Repairs & Remodels * IT'S TAX TIME * L1c'd, Mark 8 38·7300 _ ~ Small Jobs Oki LIKl!·NU CONCRETE 1---------Uc#280644 645•3209 Leaky Shower• Rep'd DRIVEWAYS 3 585 a ry 4545 5277 Roe move o i I/rus t Sha n•'• Ga rdening ..,,..,,..,..,... _ ___,,.,....,.,.... ___ 1 ---------• Regroutlng & fnstall'n COMPUTER HELP! ___ •_.;.. __ .___ stains, crack rpr. Re· & Landsca ping. Lawn RAINBOW, Circle Malnt. Free Estimates Ll687398 999-1090 Call early tor appt. Jeanne Hare E.A. Retired IRS 673·8905 APPLIANCE S L670l30 Dean ol Tile BREWER'S TV·VCR nu wood decks & seal care lnstall'n/Rem<)val Painting-Int/Ext Houst/Apt SERVICE 3426 673.8065 or 846-6526 Fast•Frlendly•Affordable LIKE-NU CONCRETE 6 Home Se rvice• Free Est. 780·8427 Sprinklers 548·5801 Quality job. Free est. ORCO PLUMBING Upgrade Repair Train R e,m o v e o 11 /r us t Under $300. LIE73660 L111569897 4538·8888 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Newport Tile & Marble * 714-723·1220 * stains. crack rpr. Re· Accept M/C & VISA ROOF Re pair Ceilings Tr•• Trim & Clean-up Fine Craftsmanship ... •---------nu wood decks & seal C.M. Dale 831•18t8 painted. Expert Elec· Palm Trees • Hedges 24HR PAINT & Drain C leaning 70ayt/Wk•Free Est. L112nos 7eo-817o TAX RETURN/PREP I Resolve Tax problems ..Jerome Stoll In NB· Since '85 Fair Rates• •714·250·5888• APPLIANCE REPAIR ·REASONABLE· • 6 4 8 ·5848. At Affordable Prlces.1--------.. Free Est. 780•8427 tr I ca I, Car Pent ry Stumps/New Lawn/Plants Spray /FJ r u 1h/Ro11 ---------Showers/Counters/Firs c o M p u T E R Hand1tm•n Cha ril• & More. 22Yrs Exp. 960·5164 Pg-748-5375 Celllngs•Laquer•Uc'd --------- Natural Stone & Marble TRAINING Painting. carpentry, Ll535977 5 30.1072,_________ INT/EXT 992-4485 eDAN DAWSON• Fplcs L64S488 842·2214 • Windows 3.11/95 ELECTRICAL 3610 . e~~~!~~· ~9g~st;;~'!a VICTOR'S Prof'I Land· CHUNG'S PAINTING PLUMBING BATHTUB REGIAZING M Off /a I k •---------scape Malnt. Seasonal Water Heaters 1 Drains 11------------------JI e S Ice u c en Hom• Repair/Remodel INSTRUCTION3780 Color. 10Yrs Exp. Xlnt 2 3Yra Exp·Gr1 Price! TUTORING 3929 3 4 4 8 CHILD CARE 3 536 e Hardware/Software Small .lob EXPERT Costa Mesa/Newport Refs N.B. 451·1730 Guar Work·Free Eat Remodel • Repair ''!iiiiiiii[iiiiiii!iiiiiijiiiiiiiiii ON SITE • 70AYS Duncan Electric 2 5 y E Uclll375602 538·1534 Faucets • Fixtures 1• 7 1 4-7"1 0252 ••r• •P· I GOLF LESSONS t .,..,-.-------• L#S54722 • 646-6720 Sing-Along & Learn •Debbi•'• Daycare ,. • t~~;~~~lc~=~~~~':; ......,~".,..',,,,m=="""8""3""'1"'·2,,,,4,..,,,..8,,,.IO,,__ •---------Ike's C ustom PalnUng Pgrlll7t7·5729 ):REE lnfo,·Math In C.M. has openings. HOME SERVICES Fun & Effective MASSAGE 3830 Prof, Clean, Ouallty ' Grammar, Geography , ·. . 8 Yrs Exp. Low Rates w k 1 VExt .. o k , 2yrs +. Fix hrs. Meals Computer Tr•lnln9 HOME AUTOMATION Anylhlng & Everything Tlm:POA Pro 540.0569 or · n .. oc •· Call NOW for the help 525.00 OFFI Lois of TLCl ¥545·8177 Aflordable·Personal & Automated Spa Control Free Estimate. Ref's. 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