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Molli Mullen returns
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Zoning changes rrzay
affect some businesses
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To catch a Uar ' Al Adams Moreno, the pti-
vate detective who runs the
Newport Beach-based Global'
Investigations, will put his finely
honed skills to work this after-
noon on megastar Jim Carrey at
the Pour Seasons Hotel in Bev-
erly Hills.
Moreno will subject Carrey
to a polygraph examination for
a segment of "Entertainment
Tonight" to promote the actor's
new film, •Liar Liar.•
Among the questions: •Are
you really worth $20 million per
film?" and "Have you ever
dressed up like a woman?" ·r just think it's going to be
kind of fun, as a change of
pace," Moreno said .
BnT-aving the commute
Congressman Dana
Rohrabacher fled the chilly tem-
peratures of Washington, D.C.,
last Friday ~o attend the° Costa
Mesa Chamber's Man, Woman
and Businessperson of the Year
awards hmcheon at the Westin
South Coast Plaza hotel.
He appeared at the luncheon
looking slightly disheveled,
dressed in a dark blue sweater
-he'd come straight from the
airport, he explained. •1t was a
pleasure to come back to Cali-
fornia to be in n;tY district," he
said.
But Daily Pilot Publisher Tom
Johnson, who served as the
event's master of ceremonies,
wryly noted another motivation:
"One of the reasons Dana's
here today is we're honoring a
surf company."
Tom, take two
No public offioal was spared
M.C. Tom Johnson's rapier wit
-and the Newport-Mesa Uni-
fied School District board of
trustees was a favorite victim.
As readers know, the Daily
Pilot has published stories
focusmg on the school board's
expenses at out-of-town con:
vent.ions -and the fact that
taxpayers foot the bill for
trustees' hotel, transportation
and meal costs, including a
recent high-priced dinner at a
French restaurant.
So as Johnson thanked the
Westin bt>tel Friday for the
superb luncheon, he noted:
"That dessert was even up to
the palates of the school board."
-Compiled by Iris Yok ol
and Cbrlstopber Goffard
SlAAR CAAAOU.J DAllY PILOT
Grand Opening ...
Morgan Dunzer pattenUy
awaits a sweet1re,at as Dar-
leae Belles spinl cotton
candy during Opening Day
fe1Uvlttes for Newport
Beach Uttle League. For
more see Sports, page 6.
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More glorious
aunshlne and a llttle
bit warmer today.
SM VJMther, hgt 2
BlaCldes~-li~e~ appeal 0~. tap tonight
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• Newport Beach City Council' to decide if McFadden
Square bar qm serve hard liquor.
By Jennifer Ar~rong, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Beer
and wine Hav e flowed from
Blackies by the Sea taps for 46
years, but today the City Council
will decide whether the ocean-
front bar will ever serve a drop of
hard liquor.
Blackies, a virtual institution
with loyal customers, arranged in
October to transfer a full-service
state liquor license from the now-
defunct Empire Ballroom night-•
- -club in Costa Mesa.~ But the
McFadden Square bar needs
approval from the state Depart-
ment of Alcoholic Beverage Con-
trol -and be.fore that, the dty-
to complete the transfer.
The police department recent-
ly denied Blackies' · request for
city approval, and bar manage-
ment is appealing that decision
at tonight's council meeting.
Blackies General Manager
Les Bobbitt would have paid
$10,000 for that license transfer
and paid a non-refundable
.
$1,200 to hold it in escrow. The
Empire club has since taken its
license elsewhere, and Bobbitt
. said he won't try to find another
one until he gets city approval.
"If I ge t it, I'll have to start
everything -the .shopping, the
finding a license, notifying
everyone -from scratch," he
said .
Blackies sits in a neighbor-
hood with higher-than-average
crime rates and liquor license-to-
resident ~ratios. Thus it needs a
letter of city support to garner
state approval. · ·
In Newport Beach the police
chief reviews requests for license
approv;il -and in Blackies' case
Chief Bob McDonell declined to I Me Wlthm ·200 feet of residences.
issue tl'fe letter of support. He (elt Though Blackies would fit this
that upgrading Blackies' license deseription, its appeal was filed
would only intensify drinking in before the policy was approved.
the area and could cause more "The policy change is k.md of
problems, staff reports said. indicative of the problems we've
Bobbitt wants the upgrade had," Newport Beach police
because, he' said, he needs to Capt. Jim Jacobs.sa.Jd. "The cluef
increase business to pay the felt that this was one the council
escalating rent. "It's really hard should loo'k at "
to make ends meet with beer and Blackies itseU has caused rela-
wine," Bobbitt said. bvely few problems, city staff
The council two weeks ago reports said
gave a preliminary nod to a new But its application comes m
policy instructing the chief to the midst of d city crackd.own on
deny letters to any applications dlcohol problems, particularly in
or upgrades in areas that have a peninsula neighborhoods where
crime rate more than 75% hlgher
than the citywide average and • SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5
LAN D H O Qty will.
consider
two offers
for land
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• City Council today w1U
discuss whethe r to selJ
city-owned lot to BorcJNs
Books or to devek1pcr.., of
Triangle quare
By Susan Deemer, [ 01 , P11 :
COSTA ~IESA Cit\ C ounnl
members cUe ex!)Pcted to dE'C·1dP
toddy \\ hethl t< «ell d "mdll pm
uon of Clt\ -r \\.'tl( I ldnd at ~l \\
port Boule \ drd uml 19th ~lrl'el ..>,.
Borders Rook"· '1lld "-lu:-.1c or
study d prop<hrtl h) anotlw1
developer ''ho plnn., lo butJd n
~ multlplc> rf'tdtl shopp1n11dH1ct1,1m·
Har to Tndngle ~qudrc
The nl} 's smdll com.-1 lot '' m
d ke~ position for holh cit>\ ••lope~
who pldn to purchc:\..;t> tt l ' entm•
3 07-dcr£> block bordNt>cl ll\ I Qth
Street. Newport 13oulc" c1rd.
Flower Street and fullC'I lon
Avenue
Bord£>rs Books reprP,t•ntal1H~:
say thev begdn negolldlton' m
August w1th two of four pro(X>rt
owner<; ,.,. ho hn\ e dlread\ agrC'ed
to sell
MARC MARTIN I Dt\IL' PILOT
A fishing b oat anchors just off .Pig Corona State Beach during a summer-like day 1n Southern California. Expect more sun-
shine and warm temperatures, even though it's officially still winter.
But a bid m m1d-F.:>brudl) h)
Pacific Dl'' e>lopmt>nl PdrtnNc; •
proposes that lht> Clh t>nter mto a
On a Tuesday morning a
year ago, slain police Offi-
cer Bob Henry was hon-
ored, among other officers,
at a police breaklast that
noted officers for &.cts of
courage or distinction.
The event, which took
place nearly one year to
the day after Henry's fatal
shooting, paid tribute to the
fallen officer by honoring
him with a Medal of Valor.
Henry, a five-year veter-
an with the police force,
was shot March 12, 199S in
the line of duty by a suid-
do.l gunman. Th~ 30-year-
old officer died after being
in a month-long coma.
In accepting her hus·
band's Medal of Valor, .the
highest distinction a police
officer can earn, Patty Hen-
ry thanked the pobce
department and the New-
port Beach community. ·rm so proud ol Bob
and I'm grateful for all the
support you've shown to
me, to my family and to
this police department,•
said Patty Henry, who has
three young children ..
•p1ea.9e know thot every-
thing has been mcred.ibly
appreciated."
tt was on1y a year ago ...
The Latino Leadership
Council had its first orga-
nized event and proved the
group of West Side Costa
Mesa business owners
already had some clout in
the dty.
Costa Mesa's mayor at
the time, Joe Erickson,
along with other city hall
officials and leaders of the
Costa Mesa C hamber of
Commerce, local cbools,
churches and youth groups
gathered togetl\er at the
introductory mixer.
.-1he Latino LeadershiR.,
Council had fonned three
months before that, with
just a handfu1 of local mer-
chants who cam together
tq try to encourage the pre-
dominantly Labno busi-
nesses along 19th Street
and Placentia Avenue to
get involved in community
and neighborhood con·
cems.
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. HOW SWEDE IT ·15
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For Swedish .
exchange student,
llfe in Costa Mesa
andatOCC
couldn't be better
By Marissa Espino, Daily Piiot
I t took the click of a mouse and
a browse through the Orange
Coast College web site for
Swedish ·student Kristin Jarlstedt
to figure out where she was going
to college in the United States.
While working for Sweden's
Moderate Youth Party, Jarlstedt
was attempting to track down o MM ~Hit 10~.y
friend through the Internet by looking through various college Swedbb college student KrbUn Jarlstedt found out about
r-._._-·we-b-sit~ Orange Cout College thro b lbe lnternel
The 23-yea.r·old Costa Me a • •
resident and hlm/Video major rowed her college choices down
reallied she had access to ampl to a few schools, including OCC,
mfonnation about coll ges San Frmasco State and Colum-
throughout America. bia COiiege in Chicago, a four-
•J tested all the scboots a lot,• year pnvate ir\stitUtiOn that -
sold Jarlstedt, who began c:om· daHzes in film and broadcastmg.
paring tuition prices to see if she She heavily studied the flbn
cou1d afford to go to school in the ~ts of eeCh tboice and
U.S. "I would send them fax t.J.ked to v ral St\adeots who
and see who would respond . bved m th surrounding areas
(OCC) responded within just o wheft th schools were k>cated.
day.• The computer·MVYY student
Jarlstedt, a native of Gothen· entered Califo~ that roo0\1
1dents who told her that OCC w
a reputabl~ roll e.
Jarlstedt, who ha VlSltcd th
U S twice befor , said th taff at
OCC's mt rnational program
helped her unm(>n~y m maldno
U\e deciSion to go to the commu·
nity roUeg ln Costa Mesa
•1felt1 dev oped som kind of
relatlomhip with people here,•
she said. "Th w '° polite. When 1 UUd for mat rials ft wu
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MONDAY. MARCH 10, 1997 ~· ,
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CITY EDITOR IRIS YOICOI. 51M2D ~-I -
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COMMUNITY i ' Denton , Sheena Dietz,. lzumJ 1
• Bbitsuka. Sharon J . Edwards, i
Cdlif om1a Lutheran University Lance A. Elliott, Francisca l
will prf'sent John and Donna Cre-Enrlque2, Sonia Estra,.da, Sarah l
an. entrepreneurs and philan-Finney, Gus Z. Fowler, Ceseli M. l
thropists, with the prestigious Fred, Danielle G. French, Yozo ~
Landry ledal dl CLU's annual Fujimura, Christopher Gamboa,
Benefit quet. TI1e award was Kresa K. Garren, Michael L.
Psldbbshed to honor those who Gavlak, Jonathan 0 . Goudrault,
dre dn insplfdt1on to Amenca's Jeffrey J. Grabb, Junk Suk Ha,
;outh, provide ledderstup and Jeff D. HMtson, Joseph A. Heidar,
mspu..itwn through strong Christ-DaTci L. t-lether, Jeffrey F. Hill,
1d11 wnurulment dnd have dJsun-((endra R, Hilts, Due X. Ho, Gra-
gu1shPd Lhcmc.,elves m thelT ham E. Hoover, Jason V.
CdfE'<>rs Humphrey, Shizuka Ishiguro,
CORPORATE
Prisco mm,
Melissa Oant.z
Inc. a full-servtce
a d vert1s1ng
and markebng
co mrrrun1Cd·
lions company
m Cosld Mesa,
dnnounced the
addltion of two
new dgency
team mem-
bers: Melissa
S. Dantz as
1<rount coor-
dmdlur dnd
Erika L. Heg-
gie rt'> thf' pro-
rltirtion < oorcl1-
t1r1lor
AR\' Assist-
ed Living, lnc. Erika Heggie
1>l C ·11.,le1 f\.lf'Sd
.innouncc·d lhe1t Karon Hunter
ioin1•d thC> compcmy d4' {)1rector of
"-ldrkc•lrnCJ
Greenlight Marke ting and
Communicatio ns of Newport
Redch s1qnPcl dn c1grcement Wllh
C:.:alr1vo (irowf'rs of Cahfomia to
hctndlr• puhllr reldlJons dCIJvilJes
fo1 th<' t1VoC'ado cooperdlive's
lrt'sh prod11rts '
Jenny H. Jonsson, Samira A. .
Karim. Tomoko Kawasaki, David :
L. Kelsey, Carrie E. Kennedy, Bri-·
an M. ~oury, Sarah M. LaVoie,
Tuija M. Lassila, Jeffrey J. Lauer,
Hays M. Lewis, Wai Ll, Zoraida
Llorente, Jared R. Mandville,
Maha L.· McAnlis, Assal Shlµ"f:i
Merati, Buddy L. Merriman.
Mihaela Mihai, Dawn L. Miller,
Linda M. Miller, Akiyo Mimoto,
Masako Miyake, Yuka Miyazaki,
Claes J. Molander, Jonathan T.
Nakawaki, Pete r H. Nevins, l:.an
T. Nguyen, Linh N. Nguye n, Quy
N. Nguyen, Madjid Nirmµnand,
Marina K. Ohlson, Hiromi Okaza-
ki, Tricia L. Osborne, Miki Ota,
Bruce A. Packer, Neal C. Parrett,
Anh Ngoc T. Phan, Freddy 0. Pin-:
to. Aryn R. Purcell, lndriani F. ~
Rakian, Karli E. Ralphs, Joji :
Rdphaela E. Ramos, Jameela .
Rana, Michelle A Rather, Aman-:
da A Renfro, Christine M. Reyes,
Knsten M. Ross, Avi Z. Rothman,
Brian M Rudolph, Nancy C. Ruiz,
Rebecca M Sardon, Hiroko Sato,
Kanako Sato, John M. Savedra,
Ema
Setiad1, Behnaz K. Sharifi,
Hyuu-J u Shin, Shannon H. Silva,
Mikko I. Silvennoinen, Tara K.
Stinson, Linn M. Sund, Erl Suzu'-
ki, Jake -C. Swanson, Ken Terao-
ka, Lieu L. Thai, Van TIµ Tuyet
Than, Y:uko Torti, Goran Turkich,
Devlin T. Upton. Adam J. Van
Berckelaer. Alexander J. Vogel,
Nho Ha Thi Vu, Chie Wada, Peter
Fast TraC'k Racing Promotions K. Wdlls, Jami R. Williams, Jotui-
of Nt'wport Bed< h announced it ny L. will.lams, Dawn M. Wise,
will reprc>s<'nl lh<• KOOL.ffoyota Taku Yanagiba, Daniel Yang,
i\UdnlK rdnng ellort of Kad1chd Mayutru Yokoo, Jung A. Yu, Luz
Ractng by coord1 nc11Jng dU team I M. Zapata.
sponsorship. meds.1 dnd market-
1nq c1r·t1v1111•., lor lh•• 111q7 SPdson NEWPORT BEACH -Scott A.
Bates, Gabe J. Bowne, .Kimberli F.DUCJ\TION I A. aryant, Christina A. Bull<>:k,
. ~ Angela Chow, Raymond S. Elliot Gilbert R. Reest> of NC'wport rv Jeremy M. Friend, Brooke A.
B1•ach wds named lo the dean's I G~win, Lee A. Griffin, Sarin
list di B<>ston Univns1ty for the Hacatoryan, Ryan s. Hakes,
lrlll s1•mf"stN Viviane Hayashida, Pamela L.
John L Glordani, son ol Mr.
c1ncl Mrs John c (irorcldnt of
NC>wport Benf'h, Jay A.. Tufano,
son of Sparkw Tufdno of Costa
l\1<'sc1 t1nd Kevin E. Walden, son
•)I Ur. t1ncl Mrs. Dt1v1d A Walden
t <Jf Corond df'I Mor WPrP nomed to
1h0 cl<>an\ list ell Vr111dNh1lt Uni-
VP,11) rn Nc1c,hv11ll'. Tr·nn . for the
f<i!l q('nH'.,lf'I
nw lollowm9 ( >rc1nqe ('oast
< 'nlh·rw -.111dent-. wNr• nnmed to
rtw Df"cm ·., L1.,1 dunn<J the fall
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COSTA MESA David A.
\ndPr.,on, Chnsllan L Anders-
•,on Evc1 M Andersson, Apnl E
\nuhn. Yukiko Asano. Leslie K
AshlC>y, Valr>nP L Ayre•'>, Jdrrue K.
Bdllard, Chnstme L Bell, Joh D.
BPnzing<'r, Mdry E BPrg, Marcus
L BertJlsson, Rebecca A. Black-
ham. Alan D Blaver Jr .. Pemille
llorqholm, Andrew P Burkhalter,
l<Jm J . Butcher, Edwin G. Byrne,
Lorenzo Caligans, Jennifer L.
Candhsh, Emily R. Cannon,
Grace Y Capistran, Julia C. Cen-
tano, Susan Channels, Sherrie L.
C heshire, Bong-\hul Choi,
~hirley S Chow, Jeffr<>y W. Chris-
tiansen, Ad riana CoRtrerds,
ClarabeUc J Cruz. Deborah Cur-
rtf', David 0 beGree. AlJyson M
Hembd, Carl A. Johnc:on IV,
Randy L. Kerr, Kedma C.
Kincherlow, Jonathon 0. Kosoff,
Tom J. Langlois, Javier Lopez,
Knsten G. Lucescu, Yqsbiteru
Matsuzuk.i, Michael D. Morten-
son, Molly A. Munch, Teresa M.
Murphy, Kathe A. Olenik, Philip
J . Poth, Alena Rebik, TUJ)othy M.
Riley, Raquel N. Rivera, Christo-
pher M. Schager, Frederick D.
Schoeneman, Mary A. Sericati,
Kate S. Shrimpton, David A.
S nowde n, Mark A. Strayer,
Masayuki Tajima, Therese M.
WukaWJtz.
MILITARY
Phillip Mosier, ~on of Robert l
and Llza beth Mosier of Newport l
Beach, has been nommated to the :
United State Air Force Academy. j
Ryan Williams, son of Richard j
and Erika Williams of Corona del ;
Mar, was nominated to the United f
States Military and Naval Acade-j
mies.
Marine Pvt. Andrew S. Taylor, i
son of John and Debra Mullins of ;
Costa Mesa, reported for duty i
with 3rd Light Armored Recon-;
naissance Battalion, 1st Marine :
Division, 1'wentynine Palms, ·
Calif.
BRIAN POBUOA I OAILY PILOT
Ashira Causey (left) and A..A.C. President Lakisha Brown join ·in Friday's lunch ~eeting of
the Costa Mesa HJgb School Ab1can American Club. The dub was formed so that students
have a place to d1scuSs racial issues. .
Education, friendship goals of
campus African American 'Glub
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot for the club's participa tion in the schQol's inter-
national performance event.
, ~akisha Brown is tired of b earing comments
about African Americans eating watermelons
and other stereotypes a bout her culture from
Costa Mesa High School students.
In addition, the club holds car washes. and
barbecues to raise money for future trips.
Lakisha , president of the school's African
American Club, is devoting her time lo produc-
ing events that show off positive ima ges of black
culture.
At their next barbecue, group mem bers plan
to feature music and double Dutch jump roping
for entertairuneh t.
Sophomore Judy Kidane said most of the ·
members are involved in other activities, but
they make tune for the club.
"We're in Costa Mesa where there:s not a lot
of black people," Lakisha , 18, said.
Club vice president AshlJa Causey agreed,
saying that she too beard stereotypical com-
ments.
Temenah Coleman, 15, said, MThis is our her-
itage. We put more ti.me into breaking away
from stereotypes."
"They think we all come from L.A., that
we're in a gang," Ashira said.
Junior Paul Olivarez said the club had more
to do with a place to belong than it did about
race.
... "All my friends are in this,~ Paul, 17, said.
"This club is not about being black. It's about no
color lines and being friends. rt's about friend-
shlp. ~
Club members are a ttempting to tum around
those ideas. This week they are rehearsing
singing and d,ancing in African attire to prepare
"
weddings and engagements
Chrtatopher Kelly and
Kristen Cesa.rto
Cesario-Kelly
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Cesario
announce the marriage of their
da ughter, Kristen Marie to
Christopher Joseph Kelly. Kristen
graduat~d from U.C.L.A. Medical
School and is currently a derma-
tology resident at the U.C.I.
School of Medicine.
Christopher is a graduate of
the United States Merchant
Marine Academy and is currently
obtaining a Masters in Business
Administration from U.C.l.
The wedding was held Aug.
31, 1996 at Our Lady Queen of
Angels Church . Monsignor
William Mclaughlin olhciated.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception at the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club. The couple honey-
mooned in France and Italy and
now reside in lrvine.
Minoux-Brincks
Gregory and Carol Minoux of
Newport Beach have announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Suzanne, to Mark D. Brincks,
son of Jerry and Janet Brincks of
Calmar, Iowa. They will be mar-
ried Aug. 2 in St. Catherine of
Mark Brtnckt and
Suzanne MJnoux
Sienna Church o1 Laguna Beach.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Corona del Mar High School and
Chapman College in Orange. Her
fiance graduated from St. Thomas
University in Miami, Florida.
B~~fBS t:fQTUNE Mesa, CA. 92626 Copyright: No WEATHER SURP x; 642-6086 news rtorles. lllustr•tiom. edlto-
ri• I rmtter Of advertisements RKOfd your comments about
Self-extinguishing
fire damages home
A fire cafised $8,000 worth of
damage to a home Saturday
· afternoon before firefighters -
and a lucky accident -extin-
guisbed'the blaze. .
Around 12:50 a.m. neighbors
spotted .. this huge white cl~d
billowing out of ~ house" at 2000
Baja said Newport Beach Fire Dep~ent Captain Craig Chas-
tain..
Fire fighters arrived to find
smoke powing from the roof and
the remnants of a fire in the water
heate r and forced-air heating sys-
tem, Chastain said.
He said the carpets wexe satu-
rated with watex, and most of the
fire was already gone.
Apparently a fire that started
in the heating system melted the
water pipes, causing wa~er to
douse the blaze and generate
steam, he said. Firefighters extin-
guished a still burning closet
door and the blaze was under
control by 1:20 p.m., he said.
Mlt extinguished itself," Chas-
tain said noting the house would
have b~ed to the ground with-
out the water from the pipes ... It
did our job for us.•
Chastain said the blaze caused
$5,000 worth of structural dam-
age and $3,000 damage to the.
home's contents.
-By Christopher Gotta.rd
Post offices will trim
back service hours
Costa Mesa's two post offices
are cutting back hours. Main post
office and the Mesa Center postal
station have changed their hours
of operation effective immediate-
ly.
Terri Bouffiou, a spokes-
woman for the United States
Postal Service says the reduced
hours ultimately will save cus-
tomers money.
M It keeps the cost of .postage
sta ble," she said.
The Main post office at 1590
Ada.ms Ave., is now open 8 a.m.
to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Fri-
day. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Hours were previously 7:30
a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays.
The Mesa center station at •
2230 Fairview Road is open 9. •
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday tbrough.·-
Friday and is closed on Saturday.:;
Hours were previously 8:30 a.m.::
to 5 p.m. on week,days. ::
Panian honored for
community service
:·
Henry S. Panian w~ recently
presente d an award for excel-
lence in community service by
the National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
, lution founded in 1890.
Pa.Dian is a local historian and
a board member for Mesa Con-
solidated Water District. He
received the award for bis contri-
butions to the preservation of his-
tory.
He has served on the Costa
Mesa Historical Society for 18
years, and makes presentations
to childre n at the Estancia Adobe
about water history and the con-
tributions of Hispanic Californi-
ans to the American Revolution.
CORRECTION
An employee of the N9wport·
Mesa Unified School Dlltlld"I
inltrudional media CIDtm WU
ln.co~identlfted In Salm· day's D Piiot. Audio v11AM1
specialist at Neal WM quoted
in the story u one of the
employees wormd about Jos.
1ng their Jobi in tbe bQdgiet alt procea.
~Pilot herein c.an be reproduced with-llMPEMl\IRES evenin~. Seas run-Get it While you can. Newsiort ..... Unified SdtOOI DNtrtct ~ the Daily Pilot or news tips. out IN'rittef' permlss.lon of copy-Newport Beach nlng 2 eet with a 3-We've been experi-Lwd\Menu ADDRESS right owner. 74158 to 4-foot swell from end ng some fine VOL 91, NQ. 49 Balboa the west. action this past Our .cidfess is 330 W. Bay St.. HQW I<> REACH US 74158 weekend, but those • Offwed .,,.,, dey Cosu Mesa, C.lif. 92627. 1. Turtcey ham and cheese on a 4-lnch roll ~ Costa Mesa TIDES bigger sets are
2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce. c.arrot stidu, cheese, TlfOMAS H. JOHNSON, CQMECDQNS The Times Or•nge Coonty 79154 TOOAY expected to fall off Pvbllsher It is the Pilot's policy tb prompt-(800) 252-9141 Corona del Mar First low considerably by Tues-sunflower nuts, graham all(ken, fruit. WIWAM l090£U... ly correct all erro~ of substance. Adwn.lsl1"9 74158 3:51a.m. .o.o day. So, If ~u ~et a CA garden or green salad consltts of lettuce. ~ carrot. Editor PIH$e call 574-4233 Cl•sslfled 642-5678 First high chance to It e red cabbage and garden pe.s.) STEVE MAltllt.f. ~=.642-4321 S4Mf FOM.CAST 9:58a.m. 5.6 beach today, by all Manaolng Editor f.Xl LOCATION SIZE Seconq low means do It. The • Mondliy: Bean and cheese burrito or French bread pizza, car-HUS YOKOf, The Newport BN<h/Costa Mesa News 540-1224 Wedge 3-4 s 4:10 p.m. -0.3 southern hemisphere rot sticks, choice of fruit. choice of milk. City Editor Dallri Piiot (OSPS-144-800) Is Sports 642-4330 Newport 2-4 s Second high ground swell Is still TONY 000£"0, pub lshed Monday through Sat· News, Spot1s Fax 646-4170 Black I es 3-4 s 10:24 p.m. 5.6 rolling lh and there • 1'.tetdey: Turkey burger on a hambufger bun with pickles or News Editor urd•Y· In Newport Beech and E-Mal~ot2•Hrthllnk.net River Jetty 3-4 s should be some
"OGP CAAU0H. Costa Mtia, subscriptions are Miiin . CdM 2-3 s TUESOAY chest-high waves French brNd plzu, Sffse>ned com, fruit, vanl111 IC9 cream cup, only avallable by subscrlbl'(G Business Offlct 642 .... 321 First low coming our way choke of mllk. Sports Editor The nmes Orange County ( > Business F&lC 631-5902 IQATING 4:41 a.m. -0.1 toct.y -In some MARCMMnH. 252-9141. In artas ouulde of
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LYNN ISOlA. subscriptions to the o.itv Piiot Publllhtd bv ....,. th Southern 10:48a.m. 4.9 some oveihead sets. French brad plJ:H. hot ~ Juice, choke of mflet. Display AdV'lrtbiog. only ar, av11i.1>1e by mail for (.allfom4a ~~Newt. ... Cllltomla waten Second low Once the Nr"' s 10 per mot)th. Second class • 1lmet Mirror Company. with an offshore 4:48 p.m. 0.3 moml~og ms· •~~I wtth ~ mNt MUC9 with I ff9nd'\ NOY OIT11MG. r.:· paid at cosu ~ CA. brM?e due to high Second high off, it Id be a bnNtd slice or fr9nch brHd pliu, crisp Nlad gr..ns, -. or Oatslfled AcMrtlsJng !eel Include .u apptk.ebte JeffNy s. ICllln. "'-ldtnt anct ao preBUf9 Inland. 11:06 p.m. 5.5 fine day along OUf' cheny crisp, choke of mflk. LAMA IOHNSOH. sWte and local tDB.) POSTMA5-Midi .. IClllndll. Winds 5 to 10 knots co.st no INltttr PromotJons T£lt send lddtes& ~ '° ~~Genertl~ In the morning, pldc-WAlml whkh bNch you vis-• '-'*r: Fhtl nugoetS wtth • Khoo' rotl Of F..-icti .,,_ plza. ~SHAH. The HlwpOf't ~Mesa Kim ClftffMh, Olrtrttor of ()per.,,. Ing up to 15 knots by TBl•IAn.: S7 It. Enjqyl ~ Flnancs.I Officer Dally Pilot, P.O. lolc 1560, CostAI e1"1 c:..iit CM All ,..,.._--' ~ stldc$. dipping YUCll, °*'Y Np. up, ddce of,.. I .,, " , • ..,
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among other features. The
newsletter is one of the perks of
joirung The Mommy Tunes
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istration for access.
from the others "What The
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•· Rick lschinger gets a free ride frqm h}s dog, Maggie, during a wannaftemoon In front of the
. Newport Bea~h Pier. Pertiaps they're In training jor the next Alaskan sled dog race. ·
Newport Beach considers new
i I tegulatio~ for some btisinesses
• B & B's in residentiaJ areas couldn't serve dinner,
a.pd definition of "bar" would change under proposal
to be reviewed by Newport Beach City Council today.
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By Jennifer Armstrong, Dally Pilot
. NEWPORT BEACH -I lomc-
b~sed businesses, bed and break-
fast mns, bars a nd cockldtl
lounges -all are-in for some clly
code adjustments that lhe council
will discu,ss Monday.
-. The council is ·considenng a
r<?utin e zoning code update,
which is slated to tweak a long list
of land use and development reg-
ulations. Council members Mon-
day will hear community mem-
ber..s' concerns dild vote on pre-
lirpi.nary approval of the suggest-
ed changes.
City staff fltSl presented lhe
I changes to the counctl Jdn, 27,
tine! based on concerns \.0tcecl at
that mc('tmg drafted some acld1-
ttonal changes
Staff members reformattc>cl the
zoning code, anti proposed
"rnduslrial busme·ss park" dnd
"parking management d1stnct"
as new land classifications.
Also included m the prop~scd
update:
• I Jome-based businesses cdn
have no ·outward appearance" of
a business except professional
name plates. The plates must con-
tain only the businessperson'c;
name and profession, and cannot
be neon or lighted
•·Bed and break.last owners
MICHAEL V.·
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COSMETIC SURGERY
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must Live dl the um tf it's in a res-
1dent1dl nc>1ghborhood They can
..,ervP only bredkfasl to registered
guests
• Food-serving businesses
must dpply for a use permit
dITlCndmerlt for any increase in
op<>ratJon hours instead of only fpr
d "i.,ubstant1al " increase.
• Bars and cocktail lounges
must amend their use perm.its to
mcrease their number of seats by
more than 151Y.,. The "bar" classi-
hcatlon will include any business
licensed by lhc state Department
of Alcoholic Beverage Control
that serves liquor outside of meal
hours. .
The council Monday will also
consider changmg the city's Gen-
eral Pldn to make way for the pos-
sible annexdlton of the Newport
Coast area soutb of Corona del
Mar
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responses Qloms had
19 th~ question of
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preparation. She got through EVldenUy, "The Morruny that spell anylhJng undesirable 1
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them relying on the personal 1· Tunes Mall" pays the bills.
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TODAY
FOREIGN POLICY
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
9ffers a discussion on •Middle
East in Flux" from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
at 2100 Mar Vista. Newport
Beach. Cost is $5 for members
and $8 for guests. For more infor·
mation, call 644-1341.
EL RANCHITO
Estancia High School is spon-
soring "Dinner at Avila's EJ Ran-
chito Restaurant• from 5 to 9 p.m.
at 2101 Placentia Ave., Costd
Mesa. El Ranchito is donating a
portion of each dinner/beverage
bill to support a sa1e, sane and
sober 1997 Grad Night Party. For
a certilicate, call 438-0192.
• ATTENTION TALK
Coastline Counseling Center
otters a free seminar on "Atten-
tion Deficit Disorder: The 819 Pie·
ture" at 7 p.m at 1200 Quail St.,
Suite 105, Newport Beach. For
more Ulformauon. call 476-0991.
CPR CLASS
Fitness Concepts. Inc. offers
CPR classes from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
at Hoag MemonaJ Hospital Pres-
byterian, 301 Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beach Course fee is
$25. For reservdtions, call 631-
3623.
TUESDAY
NEW BRIDES
"Bride's Magazine" editor-in-
chief offers free lips on how to
plan a perfect wedding, an unfor-
gettable honeymoon and set up a
new home from 6.30 to 9 p.m . at
r-. tac:y's West in South Coast Plaza,
3333 Bnstol St., second floor, Cos-
ta Mesa. The wedding presenta-
tion will focus on the hottest wed-
ding trends, how to stay within a
budget. top mistakes brides make
when planning the big day and
how to register like a pro. For
We appreciate your patronage!
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more information, call 556-0611,
ext. 4319.
"Consults Seminar• featuring top
professional money managers:
$20. for more information, call
476-0991.
RETIREMENT PLANNING SPMlG BOUTIQUE Th~ Mesa Senior Center
presents a spring boutique and
bale& sale featuring handaafted
jewelry, clothes, dolls and baked ·
Spears, Bema.k and Neuberger &
J)erman at 11:45 ll.m . at The Sut-
ton Place Hotel, .tSOO MacArthur
Blvd., Newport Beach. For reser-
vations, call 517-0183.
The Newport. Beach Central
Library offers a free program f
called •Retirement Planning:
goods from 9 a.m . to 2 p .m . at 695 GARDNER'S MEMOIR
W. 19th St. All proceeds go to sup-Popular garden writer Pat
port the programs and services a' Welsh will share tales from her
the Senior Center. For mo.re inf or-latest book •All My Edens -A
mation, c~ 645-2356. Ga.rdeo~s Memoir" at the gener-
al meeb.ng of the Newport Beach
TRAVEL SEMINAR Friends of The Llbra.ry at 1 p.m. at
Join artist Roberta Kritz:ia for a the Sherman Llbrary and Gar-
d.iscussion on paintings and pho-I dens. 2647 E., C,oast Highway,
tos of the medieval hill towns of .Corona del Mar. Ad.mission is free
Umbria and Tuscan, Ital)', includ· and reseiV~tions are not required.
ing a slide presentation of pamt-For more information, call 673-
mg on location and traveling off 2261.
the beaten path at 7:30 p.m at the
Barnes & Noble, 901 B S Coast.I ATTENTION TALK
Drive, Costa Mesa. For more · Coastline Counseling Center
information, cau 444-0226. otters a seminar on ·~edicati.~ms
for Attention Deficit Disorder"
CONSULTS SEMINAR from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St,
Merrill Lynch offers a free Swte 105, Newport Beach. Cost is
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Has gone fishing!
For fish · tacos
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Tomorrow• at 1 p .m. in the
Friends' Meeting Room at 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
For information, call 717-3801.
FOODSERVICE .
The March dinner meeting of
the Orange County Chapter of
Roundtable f<>r Women in POG<i·
service will be held at 6 p.m. at
the El Torito Grill, 633 Anton
Blvd., Costa Mesa. The topic will
be "Leading Menu Strategy.•
Cost is $20 for members who pay
in advance, $25 for members who
pay at the door and $35 for others.
For reservations, call 665-6312.
RETIREMENT TALK
Financial consultant Hal
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McNaughton of Merrill Lynch
off en a seminar on retirement
and estate planning from 7:30 to 9
p.m.. at Southern Calif omia Col-
lege, 55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa.
Cost is $15. For more inlormation,
call (800) 289-7845. FE::: & Noble offers a Feng
FINANCE TALK " Shul work.shop, the art of rMding
Union Bank of California and the patterns of the universe and
UBOC Investment Services, Inc. living in hannony with the envi·
offers a meeting on "Your Finan· ronment, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at
cial Well-Being Where Do You Go 901B S. Coast Drive, Costa Mesa.
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Daily Grill, 957 Newport Center 0226.
Drive. To RSVP, call 225-4325. JOB FAIR ,
\ ' JAN DEBAY The fifth annual Orange Coun-'
ty Job Fair, conducted by the
county's community colleges, will
take P.lace from 10 a.m . to 4 p .m ..
at the' Orange County Fair and
Exposition Center, 88 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa. Admission and park;~
ing is free. Call 432-5576.
The Newport Harbor Republi·
can Women presents mayor of
Newport Beach Jan Debay who
will discuss the "The State of the
Cit:f" iU the next luncheon at
11:30 a.m. at the Balboa Bay
Ciub, 1221 W. Coast Highway,
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Volunteers wa.itted for area cleanup
ValuDteen are being IOUght
., ~up litta', repair and = .. ~z.:imuelgh~ £:C':.aual ·N-ht>Oq tot Neigh-
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.residents have complained.
"It's a ·matter of some serious
;p roblems,.. Jacobs· said. ·"We're
;kind of realizing that maybe we
•need to be a little bit more hard-
:nosed on alcohol use."
Blackies, meanwhile, has
IB
•gpne ~head with remodeling
hlns, m part to accommodate
the new full liquor service. Bob-
lbltt said he came away from his ffirsl talks with the police depart-
rment with . the impression that
lhe'd get city approval. And so he jhas $4,000 worth of equipment
~g latent in his garage.
, • If the coWlcil does not side
pvt.th Blackies, the state likely
~on't approve Blackles' applica-
1t1bn. And that, Bobbitt said, will
;mean the end of his quest for full
:uquor service. Then he'll be hop-
;ing the planned remodeling will
•attract enough customers to keep rlackies afloat
~An
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Cafe
ty Fairgrounds, ReLeaf Costa
Mela, CalitA:Jnlla Alloc::iation ol
Nunerymen and the orange
County Adodatiortforthe Edu-
cation of Young Children.
Pood and entertainment will
be provided.
In addition to volunteers,
donations of supplies, food and
money for the event are also
being accepted.
Por more information call
(714) 754-5140.
Bobbitt said he's hoping some
of the .bar's di~-hard fans will
come out to the council meeting
tonight. "I sure hope our, cus-
tomers will come out and support
us,• he said, "as long as they do
it nicely.•
-. A~ tonight's meeting the coWl-
cil will also consider:
• Buying a new $43,851, 10-
passenger van for the OASIS
senior center.
• Looking for a contractor to
change the traffic signal phasing
at Jamboree Roa~ and Bison
Avenue. Resident complaints and
acc_idents sparked the project,
which staff reports estimate will
cost $37,000.
• Offering educational materi-
al and help to residents near
open-space areas where coyotes
may roam.
• Reviewing a report on how
much power the city has over
cable rates.
The City Council meeting
begins at 7 p .m. at City Hall
council chambers, 3300 Newport
Blvd.
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CONTINUED FROM 1 . at my house five days late.r. •
Jarlstedt eventually chose
OCC and began her excursion
in Costa Mesa a day before
school started last August.
"It is a very social and inter-
national campus," said the
exuberant student, who has a
4.0 grade point average.
"There is a center. If you just
sit there for two hours, you will
see the whole school walk by."
Among her other general
education classes, Jarlstedt has
jumped right into what she
enjoys most -le~g what
happens behind the scenes in
television, film and broadcast-J mg. •wpen I watch TV I see
something that I would have
done different," Jarlstedt said.
"Instead of complaining, I
thought I would just "do it."
This semester, she is the
assistant director of OCC's new
public access television sitcom,
"The Heartbreak Cafe."
·I'm in charge of calling
extras, casting people and
o'rganizing things that need to
be.done,· she said. "I have so
much fun."
Although living in Califor-
nia has been a new experience
for Jarlstedt, she has been on a
family vacation to Miami and
lived in Idaho for a year as a
foreign exchange student.
•suddenly there is this new
word -air conditioning," said
Jarlstedt about the hot weath-
er she experienced in Miami.
Jarlstedt considers her time
in Idaho some of the •happiest
days of her life• and said she
felt she was able to experience
more of the "real America.·
In Southern California, the
independent student has
experienced yet another cul-
ture of Americans. ·
Some of her favorite local
hot spots are Rock N' Java, lh-
angle Square and Newport
Beach's various pubs and bars. .
"There is a wide selection
of things to do," she said. ".I
feel now that I never want to
leave .. "
After graduatmg from
OCC, Jarlstedt plans on trans-
ferring to,a state university in
California such as San Diego
State or San Francisco State,
but ideally, she confides, she
wants to be a Trojan.
"If I had the chance to go
anywhere it would be use.
But I will choose the school
that will (pay attention) to me
and respond the most," said
Jarlstedt, who is looking into·
scholarships to help pay for
her schooling. "I want the
same courtesy as they give
here."
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. t ~TARR CARROLL/ DAILY PiCs:r
A sweeping vista of Little League was obvious ·at L}ncoln School Saturday morning as Newport Beach Little League went through its Opening Cerem onies. . . .
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yanity
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• Welcome to Southern
California College and the
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READY TO ROCK -.,N R·Ol·l
It dll sldrts today al noon with
C 'ele brity Pro-Am, followed
by numerous events le ading
up to.r riddy's first round of
the 54-hoJe Senior Classic'.
By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot
'NEWPORT BEACH Some of the
gredtest names m golf, including Billy
Casper, Lee TrcVIIlo a nd Gary Pldyer, will
walk the fairways of Newport Beach
Country \luh for the next seven days in
the Tosh1bc1 Senior \lac;s1c, Orange
County's onlr PGA event
The 54-holc• S<•nior Tour event 1s·Fn-
day through Sunday wtth d $1 milhon
purse and bve ESPN teleVJsion covernge,
but fo r dJTidteurs, golf fa ns, volunteers
dild toumdJTlent ofh c1dls, the big ddnce
starts toddy 1n the Celebri ty Pro-Am at
noon
Add1llq_n all y, th(• event's Monday ·
Qualifier w1U be pldyecl today at Mdrbel-
la C'ou nt1 y Club in San Juan Capistrdno.
ThNP drP fou r spots c1vai lc1 hle for the
lhrc>P-rouncl, ~trokc•-plcty Senior Classic.
Last year, foll owing a change of
srenery from Mesa Verde Country Club ~
to Nl.'wport Beach, the Senior Tow event
!.UCTr>eded e nough to con vince the
.Japc1nese e lectronics giant to ante up for
three more years with Inte rnational
Sports and Event Mc1 1 ketmg, Inc., the
event manager
Tlus yedr, the popular Tuesday Senior
Shootout dlso returns dfter last year's
reportl"d rc1nrPlldt1on
Other npw c1ttrdcllons include the
$1 25,000 f\.lr1sterCdrd Champion:-; Pro-
Am on Thursday at Big Canyon Coun try
Cluh ds the event rPc1ches out to its ne1gh-
horly counterpart on the other side of
Pash1on Island
The senes, formerly known as the
Grand tvldslNs, 1s for players over 60, or
Super Seniors. Only 21 of 40 tourname nts
this yedr wul host a Supe r Seniors event.
J im Colbert, the defe nding champion,
dommdled the field last year while mas-
tering the o,598-yard, pa r-71 goU course,
the first of Colbert's fi ve Victories in 1996
on the way lo his second conseculJVe yecU
as the Senior Tour's morn:•y leddc r.
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MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT
Walter Morgan and the S togie Parade returns to Newpo rt Beach CC, beginning today at the Toshiba Senior Classic.
including.c1 25-lool pull on the> final clay.
No other goiter mdcJe three birches on
No. 5,.c1 hole that forced more bogeys (72)
than c1ny other C'Xccpt No. 8 (which also
mduced 72). No wonder Colbert loves
this course.
There tias dlso been much discussion
this yectr about the end of an era on the
PGA Tour rs quite hC'dllhy," C'olbcr t sr11cl
#It's well-received c1ncl its dUd1enrc 1s
young. Cadillac is major sponsor c1nd it
wanted lo do an extensive marketing sur-
vey on demographics to see who actually
watches m comparison to the other cir-
cuit, and Cadillac found it's 100"'" the
same audience.
Executive director Bob Neely's great-
est rcqu<'st ts good weather to increase
th<? possrbtlity of last-minute ticke t shop-
pC'rs.
"I lhrnk the word is out among the
seniors about how (extraordinary) lhis
golf course is, H Colbert said of NBCC.
~u·s a perfect seniors golf course You
don't have to qo uphill 300 ydrds You can
play an enltre golf course that's tree-
lined . the kind of course we all le arned to
play on You use every club m your bag.~
I
Senior Tour with Arnold Palmer, Jack
Nicklaus, C ru C hi Rodnguez and Trevino
slowmg down.
#If you're living here m Orange Coun-
ty and you don't come to this golf touma-
mC'nl, it's like you're somewhere else "
Cham ber of Comm~rce weather
would help sell tickets to the same people
who buy sod as and beer, programs and T-
shlrls ll 1s. the hope of event officials that
a beautiful day alone will bring people to
the turnstiles.
Colbert especially IJked hole No. 5, a
455-yard par-4 whe re he lapped the held
last year, drammg birdies all three days,
Palmer 1s still recovenng from prostate
cancer su1gf'ry dOd wHI not play trus
week N1ckldus rarely plays on any
course he did not design
HI am ~re to te ll you thc1l the Seruor
The weathe r, aJways a concern, has
been postcard-like most of Fe bruary and
March, after rairung like Seattle m Janu-
ary to gwe course supennte ndent Ron
Benedict the pe rfect twf.
The event also has to be considered
the most m<'cba-endorsed golf tourna-
ment in Ora nge County history, PGA or
otherwise, with its ESPN cameras and
exte nded local newspaper coverage.
NUMBERS GAME
IllE 191H HOLE
Who: Senior PGA Tour golfers
What : Toshiba Senior Classic
Where: Newport Beach Country Club,
'1600 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport
Beach
When: M arch 10-16 (three-day Senior
Tour event is March 14-16)
Purse: S 1 million
TV: ESPN (two hours live each day,
March 14-16)
Key pl•yers: Billy Casper, Gary Player,
Hale Irwin, Jim Colbert, Lee Trevino,
Dave Stockton, George Archer, rsao Aoki,
J.C. Snead, Tom Weiskopf, John Bland
and A l Geiberger
Defending champion: Colbert
Format: 78 pros, 54-hole stroke play
(no cut)
Course designer: David Rainville·
NBCC Pntsident: Jerry Anderson
t,IBCC Superintendent: Ron Benedict
NBCC Head Pro: Paul Hahn
Tourney DINCtor: Stephen Wagner
Executive Director. Bob Neely
•
T here's a breath of fresh air
in college athletics. So
pure and crisp when
inhaled, the breath makes us
forget the gambling incidents,
the violence, the suspensions,
the agents.
The breath is the NationaJ
Association of Intercollegiate
A'.thletics -the NAIA .
Last week Southern
California College men's basket-
ball team, which competes in the
Golden State Athletic
Conference of the NAIA, filled
our lungs. .
In "a gut-wrenching 68-58
loss to Westmont in the first
roµnd of the GSAC playoffs, the
Vanguards played with an
emotion that made the small,
boisterous crowd at The Pit
proud and provided a different
way of looking at college
a thletics. ~
Not even 500 people attended
the game. No tailgate parties, no
~Big Dance• paraphernalia, no
big bucks-court-side seats. (No
pressbox, either.)
What you see is what you get
in the NAIA -shoebox gymnasi-
ums and no parking. You also
see talented athletes, young men
and women who play hard.
practice hard and who have lives'
off of their respective playing
fields.
These athletes go to class.
They go to the beach. They go to
church. They are in clubs.
The NAIA and its schools
have given them the opportunity
to play competitively and live
fully. With 350 fully-accredited
four-year schools, the NAIA does
not reap the financial benefits of
large NCAA Division I
programs, nor does it receive
television airtime, or half the
respect it deserves.
Justin Mcintee, the
Vanguards' top scorer in the
playoff game, attended two
schools before settling on sec.
He said he focuses more on
school and friendships than
basketball now, but that didn't
stop him from scoring 41 points
in his finaJ two games. sec hosts a full slate of col-
lege athle tics for men and
women. The programs are com-
petitive, exciting and, above all,
refreshing.
Q
Whitney Houston o n splkesl
The diva can sing, but it's
doubtful she can swing. Ho
wever, SCC's sophomore
shortstop Dawn Davidson can
belt out the tunes as Vil as the
hits. Davidson, a natl~ of Tustin,
performed the Star Spangled
Banner before the start of SCC's
men's basketball playoff game
last Wednesday and, like the
sound of a softball smacking into a leather glove, it was nothing
short of beautiful.
Q
The Vanguard softball team
under first-year head coach Beth
Renkoski is off to its worst start
in club history. With a 3-17-1
record, the former powerhouse
has dropped 10 consecutive
games. sec dominated the
GSAC from 1993-95 earning
three copf erence banners, two
Far West Regional titles and the '
NAIA's third rank in 1995.
Names like Beth Howard, Angie•
Vega and Jen Caruso were
splashed all over the
all-conference list with a host · '
of other Vanguards. 1<i
Despite the dismal pre-season''
record, look for sec to pull out
of the GSAC fairly well.
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I ' ·ngs': ~ally sp.oils Mullen's ~e Sea 54
• Newport standout delivers first
pitch after 11-month bout with
medical maladies, but unbeaten
CdM wins eventful clp.sh.
Mesa/Daily Pilot Softball Invitabonal.
"This is my third time playing New-
port, and weird stuff has happened all
three games,• said second-year CdM
Coach Scott Gorton. "We had a melt
down on the bases today and there were
some other things we didn't do too well.
But I was very impressed with the way
our girls hung in there and persevered.
We're 4-0 now and I think ·that has to the
best start this program's bad ln a long
stress fratture in the ball of her right foot
"Last I knew, she bad a broken foot, so
I didn't expect her to be out there," Gor-
ton said of Mullen, who convinced her
coach, and father, Mike Mullen, midway
through the game that her (push-off) toot
was sound enougb to pitch .
ny Marston.
Miers scored on a grounder to third,
wl'uch produced an out at first, and near-
ly caught Marston in some base running
confusion, as well. But Marston, at one
point caught between the pitching circle
and second base, some 15 {eet off the
bag, somehow managed to get back to
first to the umpire's satisfaction.
8-4, earlier in the day, behind three RBJ
from Miers, a 4-for-4, two-RBI perfor~
mmce from Wesley Wills, and 5 2/3
innings of three-hit pitching by EriCA
Greene.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
CdM resumes round-robin touma-
ment play Friday against Edison.
Elsewhere in the tournament:
COSTA MESA -In a six-inning game
that included the return of Newport Har-
bor High senior Molli Mullen, an 8-5-4-9-
6-4 double play, a spectator ejection, a
successful argume nt with an umpire, 13
walks issued to Corona del Mar; and a
Sea King runner caught stealing 5-2, the
· game's final play didn't disappoint Satur-
day at TeWin.kle Park.
tim. " e.
The deciding run scored on an errant
throw to first from a Newport outfielder
trying to nail Henning for the second out
of the sixth inning, which, it was deter-
mined halfway through the frame, would
have been the last under the 105-rninute
ti.me li:nut.
"She told me she could go and it
looked like we needed her, o1 said the
elder Mullen, who watched 10 of the first
17 CdM hitters reCK:h base, despite man-
aging only one hit. ·
"Molli did a fabulous job, but she just
got tired in that last inning,• Mike
Mullen said. "She wasn't supposed to
plify for another three weeks. I'm very
proud of her.•
A Newport parent, questioning the
wisdom of the arbitrator's decision , was
emphatically asked to leave.
Lucas followed with a walk. then fol-
lowed Marston home on Henning's sin-
gle and subsequent error. ·
Three CdM errorsi an RBI single by
senior catcher Stephanie Gosselin (3 for
3) and a three-run home run through the
left-center field gap by Kristen Urban (2
for 2), put the Sailors (0-2) on top.
• Estancia dropped an 18-2 deci.Sion to
Century as the latter rapped out 19 base
hits in a game shortened to 4'112 because
of the mercy rule.
Corona del Mair 5, Newport H...t:Mw 4
Newport Harbor 400 000 • 4 9 2
Corona del Mar 020 003 -S 3 4
Urt>.n, Mullen (4) and G~lin; Aley and Wills~
W -Aley, 2-0. L • Mullen. 2B • Metc.alf (NH).
HR • Urban (NH).
Corona del Mw .. s.ctdlebadc 4
CorONI del Mar 120 041 · 8 10 5
Saddlet>.ck 020 011 • 4 3 2 CdM's Undsey Lucas came around to
score from first on Megan Henning's sol-
id single to right, which, with the ai9 pf a
Sailor error, wound up producing two
runs and an improbable 5-4 victory in
round-robin action at the ,Costa
The rally allowed the Sea Kings to
ovetcome four uneafned runs scored by
Harbor in' the first, but it also spoiled a
storybook return by Mullen, sidelined 11
months battling Hodgkin's disease, and
expected to be out until April with a
CdM, in fact, had only on~ bit through
five innings, as MuJlen needed JUSt eight
pitches to retire the side after corrung in
with a runner on in the fourth, then
worked a scoreless fifth.
Tejay Miers, however, opened the
sixth with a single and advanced to thud
on two wild pitches during a walk to Pen-
But CdM hurler Hayden Aley held the
Tars scoreless the rest of the way, striking
out four and walking just one, to record
her second victory in as many starts.
Greene, J. Mamon (6) and Wills; Garcia. Buendia
(3) and Melgosa. Guzman (3). W -Greene, 1-0.
L • Garcia. 2B · Buendia (S). 3B · Savage (CdM).
c.ntury 11, Estllnda 2
Estancia 200 00 · 2 3 S
Century 617 4x · 18 19 -0
YOUTH SOCCER
OCUslams
its way to
Final Four
•·siammers'.s four wins
take them to National ·
Cup semilinals.
The Orange Coast United
boys under-13 team went on a
tear through the Calilorrua Youth
Soccer-Association-South's
National Cup playoff mowing
down four opponents to send the
team to the semifinals.
'Coached by Newport Harbor
High School's varsity boys mgn-
tor Ziad Khoury, the Slammers
·capitalized on goals by Tyson
Wahl, Michael Munoz and Sean
fuff for a 3-0 victory over the
Boruta Rebels in the quarterfi-
nals.
Goals by lliff ancf Josh Cornett
pushed the Slammers out of the
prelun.inaries with a 2-0 win over
Presidio. League champion San
Diegutto Surf.
Cornett and Munoz powered
the squad to a 2-0 win over the
lnJand Scorpions from Moreno
Valley in earlier action, and two
goals by Munoz helped to lift the
OCU squad to a 4-1 win. . .
l\1esa girls sparkle
WHITTIER -The Costa.. Mesa
Region t 20 Division 2 girls soccer
"'team battled to the AYSO Section
11 final match before falling to
Whittier, marking the furthest the
squad has made it in the playoffs.
Costa Mesa suffered a 2-0
defeat in the title match to Whit-
tier, but had an exciting road to
the finals.
The squad first defeated San
Diego 5-0. Goalkeepers Margaret
Landeros and Marissa Dinsdale
combined for the shutout. Chris-
tine Moffett and Julie 'Kroening
each provided two goals, and
Lindsay Hoeptner added one.
Lakewood was the obstacle in
the semifinal match. Costa Mesa
tratled 1-0 until the second~to-last
rrunute when Amy Delrez broke
from the field and chipped a shot
over the outstretched arms of
Lakewood's keeper. The contest
ended in a 1-1 deadlock.
Ameba te_!.UD ousted
ORANGE -The Ameba soccer
clu,b was nipped 3-1 by the
Fullerton Rangers in the semifi-
nals last Saturday in club indoor
action .
Danny Whitaker scored Ame-
ba's only goal with two minutes
remaining ln the contes~ to make
the score 2-1.
Seconds after his goal,
Whitaker again broke free to go
one-on-one with the Ranger
goalkeeper. He drilled a shot, but
the keeper won the battle with a
spectacular save.
Erik Zepeda and Julio
Enriquez assisted on Whitaker's
goal.
A startegic move to bring up
def enders backfired allowing
Fullerton to add on an insurance
goal.
Ameba selections
Arneba soccer club coach Jim
Noonan arid staff selected ath-
letes to play ln the competitive
Co~st Soccer League's Ameba
under-12 team next fall alter try-
oots last Sunday.
The selections were· Marco
Hernandez, Arthur Perez, Nick
Garrison, Taylor Young, Miguel
Perez, Francisco Sierra, Joel
W4lker, Edgtu Zepeda and Wil-
son Figueroa, David Ramoe, Julio
Enriquez and Danny Whitaker
from Costa MeN. Newport Beach
select.tom weri Blake Brewer,
Pltrlck Goethals, Jamie Dielen·
beetfiand Chriltopher Willard.
The Sea Kings defeated Saddleback,
I. I TTL F LE r\ (1 l . E
STARR CARROil I DAILY PllOT
Phillies third baseman Alex Orth gets the Braves' Bre tt Matsen out on a bang-bang play lo
end the lnnlng ln Newport Beach UtUe League actton at Lincoln School Saturday morning.
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COMM UNITY COLLEGE SWIMMING
.BRINGING HO·ME
THE BACON
Orange Coast College men and
women capture championShips at :tvlt.
San Antonio College Invitational.
WALNUT -Orange Coast College's swimming
powerhouses left a 15-team field in its wake at the
Mt. San Antonio College Swimming Invitational
Saturday·capping·the last day of the tournament
with two relay victories.
In the men's competition, the Pirates earned 630
points to Saddleback's 508. The third-place squad,
was Palomar with 490.5.
The men captured all four of Saturday's relay
events with the 200-free team defeating Saddleback
by less that three-tenths of a second to wrap up the
tournament.
Sop)lomore Wisnu Wardhana ea.med two gold
medals by winning the roo-and 50-yard butte rfly
events. In the 100, Wardhana defeated h1s teammate
Kyle Kuzma by nearly six seconds. Gus Fowler also
won the 400 individual medley, and posted a sec-
ond·place time of 2:03.71 in the 200 individual med-
ley. James Comfort was about a second off the win-
ning time in the 100 backstroke for second place.
U there was any doubt about the abilities of
OCC's female sprinters, it was put to rest as Coach
Jon Rathfelder's women dominated the short events
boosting the Pirates to a 200-poil\t victory. With 643
points, OCC drowned the next best, Palomar, by a
margin of 200 points. Golden West took third with 384.
Orange C~ast plundered the competition in the
50 breast with Carey Read talung hrst, Heather
Sealy at second and Sherry Panggabean at third.
Chintya Ganda propelled to a 50 fl y victory She also
placed second behind teammate Panggabean in the
50 free.
Hilary Cox also recorded a one-two by topping
the 500 free fie ld with a time of 5·28.30 and missing
the top spot in the 200 free by a mere body length.
OCC's women also nabbed each of its relay
evel)ts.
MEN
Orange Coast 630, S.ddlebadl 508, Palomar 490.5
200 medley relay · 1. Orange Coast, 1 :42.07; 2. Grossmont,
1:45.75; 3. Palomar, 1 :45.85. 400 IM · 1. Fowler, 4:28. 13. 100 fly
. 1. Wardhana, S0.7S; 2. Kuzma, S6.36; 8. Stephans. S9.06. 200
free · 4. Bise, 1:54.7S; S. Dandy, 1:54.79; 9. Burkhalter. 1:S7.33.
100 breast · 4. Crowson. 1:04.80. 100 back 2. Comfort. S6.69;
20. Crowson, 1:OS.71. 800 free relay · 1. Orange Coast. 7:2S. 76;
2. Palomar. 7:38.94; 3. Grossmont, 7:39.00. 400 medley relay ·
1. Orange Coast. 3:44.05; 2. Grownont, 3:51.34; 3. Rivenlde,
3:51 .67. SOO free · 4. Burkhalter. 5:20.86; 5. Johnson, S:22.S1;
10. Green. 5:26.61. 20Q IM • 2. Fowler, 2;03.71; 10. Crowson,
2:14.78; 11 . Kuzma, 2:15.29 SO free · 1. Wardhana, 21.71; 4.
Comfort. 22.40; 5. Dandy, 22.42. 200 free relay • 1 Orange
Coast. 1:29.58; 2. Saddleback. 1:29.84; 3 Palomar, 1:32.36.
-W ot«H
Orange Coast 643, Palom.r 44J, Golden West JM
200 IM • 4. Hislop, 2:31.29; 6, carras, 2:33.99. SO fly • 1 Gan-
da, 27.67; 10. Libby, 30.70; 11 . Yarbrough, 30 87. 200 fre. -2.
Col(, 1:S9.44; 7. Benett. 2:11.31 SO breast -1. Read, 32.36; 2.
Sealy, 33.00; 3. Panggabean, 33.19. SO back · 3. <>wen, 30.13; S.
Helm, 30.97; 7. Armour. 32.48. 200 medley ~lay • 1. Orange
Coast. 1:SS.13; 2. Palomar. 1:56.SO; 3. Golden 'Nest, 1:58.86. soo free . 1. Col(, S:28.30; 7. Benett. 5;56.54, 13. Libby, 6:13.29.
SO free • 1. Panggabean, 2S.86; 2. Ganda, 2S.88; S. Owen,
26.S2. 200 frff relay -1. Orange Coast, 1 :43.68; 2. Mt. SAC.
1:47.73; 3. Saddleback. 1:47.80.
COMMUNI-TY COLLEGE BASEBALL
Orange Coast tops Golden West behind Ritter's 4 for 5 effort, 9-5
• • Pirates pull out victory
in Saturday's slugf est.
HUNTINGTON BEACH -The
Orange Coast College baseball
team opened an offensive
onslaught upon the Golden West
Rllltlen 1n the first lnning and
abowed little reprieve u pitcher
Bric Turner held the hosts to just
two bits through Jiv lnnlngs u
the Plra1-defeattd their diltrtct
rivals 9-5.
Turner, who picked up his first
wt.n in five decisions, pitched into
the ninth allowing four runs and
st.rildng out aJ.x, w~ none.
Sophomore Greg ~tter w nt •
f c.r 5 with a pair ol RBI, He nailed
out singles in all but his first trip to
th pljte. Joe Jones and John
Lulciil got two bits a pleCe as
Orange Cout kored tn five dif-
ferent~.
The Pltatet stand at 9-11, 2 ....
in the Orang Empire Confer-
ence.
Golden West is 9-11 , l ·5
OU-.__Clar a1
<>r.,.. eo.t .......... w.t s
Orangt lOISt 101 013 030 • 9 12 o
Golden West 000 001 1 OJ 5 11 1
Tum«, Liuul (t) and Lukin. Loht\
Zannitto (4), tMuM (6). ~ (7).
Eique (I) Md~. W • 1\#ntt, 1-4.
l • loken. 2 2. 21 • ~ (OCQ. de" Chq (GWQ, fltnlgan (~ Stuen
(G'WC). I Ch.lndtef (OCQ
"
prep volleyball preview
'9.7 camp_aigµs
appear to be of
upbeat nature
• Corona del Mar,
Newpqrt Harbor lead
the parade of local talent.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
C oming off a year that saw
only one Newport-Mesa
District boys voµeyball
program top the .500 plateau,
there is cause for greater
opbmism this spring.
Corona del Mar High. which
posted a preeminent 10-6 mark
among loeal schools, and
Newport Harbor are considered
among Orange County's
strongest programs.
Costa Mesa and Estancia also
figure to benefit from vast
experience earned during an
arduQus '96 campaign, which
saw them tie for last place in the
· PaGi.fic Coast League .
Here's a team-by-team glance
at the district foursome:
Newport Harbor: Though the
Sailors' roster lists just one senior
-6-foot-2 co-captain Dana
Mesenbrink -Coach Dan
Glenn believes this squad has
the potential to.join a short list of
Orange County's elite programs
by the time the ClF Playoffs roll
. around.
· •A lot of people think we're
going to be pretty good," said
Glenn, who believes a large
portion of those estimates are
based on returning all-district
selter lTavis Nelson.
A 6-2 junior who was
second-team All-Sea View
League as a sophomore, Nelson
has the potential to be among
the top setters in the Southem-
Section, according to his coach.
He is the other co-captain.
•He's a very, very good setter
and he adds emotion to an
otherwise quiet team,• Glenn
said.
Outside hitters Scott
Archbold, a junior, and Matt
Jarne~on, a sophomore, have
already begun hitting their stride
after joining the team from
basketball. Both have been
gaining varsity seasoning since
they were ft:eshmen. so Glenn
believes their experience belies
their class status.
Mesenbrink will start opposite
the setter, but Glenn cites the
development of middle blockers
Matt Hearlson and Rick
Robin.son as pivotal to surpassing
last years CIF Division I first.
round playoff elimination to cap
an 8-8 season.
"The key to this team is how
our middle improves,• Glenn
said. •And if one of them gets
hurt, we're dead.•
HeartsOn, a 6-6 sophomore,
has high-end potential, wbile
Robinson, a 6-3 junior, bouts
exceptional quickness.
Sophomores 1Y 'n"amblle,
Alan Umon and Zach Weill, u
well as junior Scott Dore and
John Stout will also ptovide
depth.
• Our strength is defenle,
wblch makes lt. run team to
coach,• Glenn said. ·n w. uy
healthy, theie'I a good gn;wth
curve with this team. And our
tough ICbedule (openinQ. tonight
against delendino-CIP ~ I
champ60n Mita Ca.ta) shOukl
allo get us ready for the p&ay-
oirs. • . c... ... ....,~~
Conti enten bis 9K'Oliid II ... II
the helm with quality. returners
Blair Hoppe and G(eg Burden
leading the way.
Hoppe, second-tea.m
all-league as a junior, was an
all-distrtct selection, while
Burden, a junior, was another
second-team all-league ch~ice
last spring.
The Sea Kings finished
second behind Santa Margarita
in the Sea View race last season
and defeated Redondo Union in
the fust round of the playoffs,
before being eliminated m bve
games by second-seeded
Capistrano Valley.
In his fourth varsity season,
Hoppe, the team captain, will be
counted upon heavily in the
hitting department.
Sophomore Denrus Alsbuler,
and fellow returner Steve Reese,
are among those needed to fill in
for seven players lost to
graduation, including setter and
Newport-Mesa District Player of
the Year Derek Newcomer and
leading bitter Brian Coleman.
·we have. some height and
some experience and the guys
a.re out there working hard,~
Conti said. nm Anarews. Brady
Bea\.lchamp, Greg Coon, Bill
Messenger, Mike Pliha, Gib
Reese, Dominic Riccabona and
Marshall Rothwell are additional
contributors. '
The Sea Kings swept Costa
Mesa in their season opener last
week ..
Costa Mesa: Coach Jon
Carlew's rebuilding efforts on
the junior-high level are finally
beginning to bear frui.t in hls
third season at the helm
·we have 35 kids in the
program (including frosb-soph
and jumor varsity) after making
some cuts," Carlew said. ·And
they all have a m9re volleyball
experience, having played in
seventh and eighth grade.·
Junior setter Chris Shanley,
who received honorable mention
for all-league on last year's 3-9
squad, will trigger an attack
paced by 6-0 sophomore rruddle
blocker B.J. Llghtvoet.
Josh Summers, fellow Juniors
Tom Ughtvoet and Matt Peca. as-
well as senior co-captain Dean
Thompkins, provide other hitting
options for Shanley, as does
freshman middle blocker Shawn
Fenyman.
·we don't have much size,
but our defense and overall play
bas improved.,• said Carlew, a
Mesa alumnus being asSi.sted
this year by Newport Harbor
product Amin Mirhadi. ·we
think making the playoffs is a
reasonable goal.•
Lang Ly and Vince Hama.de
round out the roster.
BltMda: Sam Nelson, a 6-5
junior entet1ng his third varsity
eeuon. spearhea.ds Coach Dale
Hall's second edition. whk:h
posted a '-t2 ~last spring.
Nea.on is the Eagles' leeding
bitting threat. but wW also be
uked to Iha.re tetting duties
"With teDior' Marc Peterion .
SeDict Genett Roth. Di.'rid
Lane and 1\'avll Pnndl are
addltkJDal vanity retumei'I. , Hall. a fCX1DS U.S. woments
natiOMl teun IMlDber Who
It.aired at Corona d8l Mu 8gb.
bM driDed the !aiglel bard to ....,..,.,. ......... ~
cm.W w. •
Prrt -~ .. , .... lbcMd..., ID IDlf comdbm.
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MONDAY, MARC!H 10, lff'l
=COLLEGES ...
-coNTINUED FROM 7
Even though Renkosld's
squad bas amassed several
tosses, many of them have
• been dose. Vega's litUe
sister, Chrissy, will retun) to
the Vanguard lineup when
an ankle injured suttered in
the first game heals. Chrissy
will resume h~ spot at
shortstop and provide a
much needed an-around lift.
And SCC's name still brings
the intimidation
• High schOol boys and girls • Costa
Mesa It~ Hwbot, l p_m. • Goff
Community college men • Or.nge
Co.tst vs. Golden VIiest. at Mli. Square
Paric. noon.
~
• IHtbtri
College • Point Loma Naurene It
Southern Callfomla College. 2:30 p.m.
Community college • Oi'ange Coast
at Fullerton. 2 p.m.
High school • ~ Mesa Tournament
(Bolsa Grande at Costa Mesa). 3:15 p.m.
Newport Elks Tournament
(championship second round) Corona
del Mar at :TlJstll'I. 3 p.m.; (consolation
second round) Calvary Chaeel at
Newport, 3; FoothlN at E~nda, 3 p.m .
factor ... espedally when
opponents play in Costa
Mesa with those big blue and
gold championship banne~
flashing behind them.
•• ~Is
College men • Southern Callfomla
College at Westmont. 2 p.m.
Community college men · CyprHs at
Orange Coast. 2 p.m. , 1
Community coll~ women • Orange <=Past at Cypress, 2 p.m.
. ·-=::n HIQh ~ and gfrts • u Quinta It~ 3:15 p.m.
c.pistrlflO V.lley Ov1stJan at
Corona del M-. 3:15 p .. m. ··r ..... , H iChool • Newport Harbor at
SAnt.a Ana. l p.m.; C0t0na def M.v
at Buena Patt(. 3:15 p.m.
...... c1q
• "litftNs
Commun!~ college women .
Grossmont at Orange Co.st. 2 p.m.
High school boys • Newport Harbor
at Sunny Hiiis, 2:30 p.m.; Century at
Estancia, 3 p.m.
• SoftlNlll
Community college · Riverside
at Orange Coast. 3 p.m.
High school • Newport Harbor
at Estancia, 3:15 p.m.; Laguna Beach
at Corona del Mar, 3:15.
·~· Community college men -Orange
Coast.at Mt. San Antonio College, 7 p.m. , .
•
I ', < ' \ I I '\. 1 ,
24th anQRal N~ Boat Show
• N8WpQrt Duw Resort & Marina to
boilt ai8lual 'COllWlldlDD' ot ooaten.
1b9 ....,... ln·lhe-watlir boat ilbow in Caltfor-
llla ti rwamtng to the Newport Dunes Reiiort a, MulDa Mll'c:b 19-23. • . n. 24th moual ~Boat Show Will tea-
_. MW and med power a.ad uilboets. lkiboats,
ftlblng IDAddhee, penOnal waten:raft and intlat-
ablll u well • more tb.ao i20 gear, electronics
and •\lice Gbtbltl a.ad Mmtnan.
About l,000 ... °' s.mporary dock had been
added aUdwlDg aD boats to float in one the New-
~ Dunm ~ lcicadoo. Previously, the Udo
PUBLIC NOTICES l»UBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLI PUBLIC NOTICES iections must be prepar~ named Mitt< that a bulk PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE 1a1n Valley CA 92708 C NOTICES PUBLIC 'NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES '
_____ _;_.;,....._ and submitted In ac· sctle Is aboUt to be made ol 754·5245 OR CAU AT THE Thlt b 'I I flt IL 1"11111MI . PUBLIC NOTICE cordance with the required the assets described OFFICE OF THE PLAN· ducted b~s an:•, s : • fC11110UI-T NOTICE 01-TRUSTEE'S SALE Pluta Jal, Ana'1nl Seen ~~~ the Truslee mtf11 h TNS1N wi .. cc111t1 CflfW$
NOTICE TO PUBLIC ~~i~':,' t~~d;eg2~at~ br:Wnam11 and buslneH ~~~O 7~IVl~ION, ROOM Have ~ .~:ss doing ... ITl'flmlr L~ No.J2C.7~ ~:CA ~faO ~) f'=s ~ o,:.: clleQ drawn on a .. °'
OF REQUEST FOR found In the Federal Aegis· addresses ol lhe seller are: COSTA ME~R cfG'~6~: ~~=· i~ K 1 h ~..:::o. a) ~bCNrTTETOE AN 141-424-06 945-5451 WI n lllllllna ~ ~'> h =~==JJ •.-RELEASE OF FUNDS ter datOtl June 7, 1994. MOHAMMAD HAGHIGHI, NIA. This stAlement ~sc DEU 158>5uptllor a._ .. # · · SERVICE COMPAHY a llntllcllfy ID colllct I dtblan ~ Of : lllS I dllCkdrawn..., a st* OI
AND NOTICE OF These Regulations are 14n5 JeHrey Rd., I, Irvine, Published ~ewport with the C,..,_, Cl ,:14 CGtlaMIN.CA11211S27,....._, dilly appotn•d Trvatle under flf'f lnfOrr!llllOn WI obllfn IM Of 1 sale_. • md~""-~ available In the Office of CA 92714 Beach-Costa M o II O -.. , e O lief~ dtlCrlltcl Deed ol bl UMd fol llat pu made, eov&-SIWIOS ,_, = FINDING OF NO lhe Cily or Costa Mesa, The locatlon In Calllomla Piiot Mar Ha a y range County on 2·5-97 .......... .a Tn1st Will SELL AT PUBLIC WIMIMr rlCIMd «t!tf. Of 11an\ 0( wamwi • e~ or aMtos assoc:illiOll ... •
SIGNIFICANT EFFECT Housing and Communitv of the chief executiv• office ch 10• 1997• 18973710121 -..., #21, ~ AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST -111na. If AWAllASt:.E. TH£ lmplif:ld regard title, 0 bankSl*ifltdlnSediOn5102
OH THE Development Department. of the seller lsi sam• • mse9 Dally Pilot Eeb. 24, Mar. 3, CA~ , llODER FOR CASH (In Ille EXPECTED OPENING BIO MA ~ or • lo lht ANnci11 Codi and~
ENVIRONMENT Obfeclions may be . ad· As listed by the seller, all PUBLIC NOTICE 10, 17, 1997 m551 i:.::1111111 COl'4.md lonnt wtllctl n llWfUI tMder BE OITAINEO BY CAWNG :::f·btttey lhe "° lodobuSlnlUlnlllil*'· MARCH 10 1997 dressed to Environmental other business name1 and PUBLIC N Ill • • In 119 Unleld StltM) and/Or Ult FOLLOWING TELEPHONE v thefeundef • 1¥'-Miii ltndlr OClllf, 111111 cul\ City of coat~ Mesa Clearance Officer, U.S. De· addresses used by the Notice Is hereby given OTICE ~ 'II!' not ylt blgll ClllllW'J, Cllf1ltlld or other NUMBERS ON TH£ DAY BE· 1:,::S as Pl9~ !II· ac:ce1*d h TnlSlll may H
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d partment or Housing and setter within three years I>.-that the undersigned will Fl ti 1 D lrWIUCl IMlinat under CllMCb soedtltd In CM Code FORE THE SALE: (714).490-and ~np~ ' · bal.'. wilrlllOld h 1sbn:e of tht
Cous ng ~~ Urban Development, 611 lore the date such llst was b• sold at Public Auction : t ouSst a,utlnesr llcftout butl,_. '*"' Secllon 292411' (paylbll In IUI at 5690 TlUS NEW NOTIC£ SU· ance o the Not = TNSIH's DHd until funds
ommun "/ W. Sheth Street, Los Ange-sent or delivered to the on MONDAY APRIL 07, •m• • •ment rwnali*hlltin. lie time ol 1111 to T.O. Sefvlct PERSEDES AHO REPl.ACE said ~ Development les, CA 90017. . buyer are: none 1997 AT 10:00 A.M. KELLY The following persons are SIGNED: MMWAH NABER Com~) al right, 11111 and AHY PREVIOUS NOTICE lhereoo as vlded 1n beCOme avalable m h P1Ytt or
Division, 77 Fair Objections to HUD on the The names and business & KARL JACKSON, K.E. doing business as: Coast lNt ...,_. .. filed 1n-..1 ~ to and now TRUSTEE'S SALE YOU MAY Nole. rees ~ s =•· ·~ U ,a mar of right.
Drive, Coat a Mesa release or funds on a basis addresses of the buyer are: AUCTION SERVICE, P.O. ~:i~~tructlon Services, .. Cou~Of held by It undir uld DMd ol HAVE RECEIVED UNDER T.S. I nses of lhe e ~id salt will · be "*"· W CA 92828 other than those staled In YU YUEN TSAO, 14775 Jef· BOX 825, RIALTO, CA. Ana C • ::rora 12, Santa ~on 24, 111UT. Trvat In lie JI'~ htrelnaltll' J298608 TAC: 438597C PUB: ts created b~ tOf wtthcM CO'ltnant or ~·
(714) 754·5835 the previous paragraph will Irey Rd., #I, Irvine, CA 92377, 909-873.0744, AUC· O • aJ • .J04 l«JTICE·TNt ' a deacrlled: TRUSTOA: RONALD 2/Z4,31'J.3110 1:11.st • .,!:_>~ e 25. expius~lmpliedltQdna~ TO ALL INTERESTED not be considered by HUD. 92714 TION BOND 1723-41-19. ary • Inge, 2625 W. S111i11m11t tlqli!W fi¥t yurt I L vm£TOE I.MAJ. VITTETOE 997 ~, .. .., <ec;on~ pQSMSSIOll or encumtnnces.
AGENCIES GROUPS ANO No objections received The assets 10 be sold are ALLS PACE • COSTA ~~~~a 12. Santa Ana, Ca. ... It .. filtd In .. BENEFICIARY: PACIFIC FIRST PUBLIC NOT . • as sa;fcJ' ,!MJO Sltidy tht hliltblllclnW
PERSONS:' otter April 10, 1997, will be described In general u : MESA. 1535 NEWPORT Thi b I al lie~ Qelll A new Rd BANK, A FEDERAL. SAVINGS ICE I CA •g 706 by uld Deed,
The purpose ot this notice considered by HUD. ALL FURNITURE, FIX· BLVD., COSTA MESA. CA s us ness . Is con· Illus M1111t N1rn1 BAHK AecordedAprl 9. 1991 818 ~ Sales I hrtunder with inllrttt U
is to 1dent1ly two separate Allan L. Roeder, (Cer· TURES.' EQUIPMENT, MA· 92627 d~~:d ~~~ an,~1v:idu:'o1 llllst bl lied fll«. 10 lhll •Instr. No. 91-1660331n Booll ~fONOdET['Wil8b, 7r1.57J..1'5 prowidtd therm, and tht ~
bul related actions to be Ufylng Of1lcer), 77 Fair CHINERY, LEASEHOLD IM· UNIT # • NAME business yet? Noe ng Tiil liing al Wt *"1Wlt =of Ollldll Rtcotds In tne TRU T aymond Zublale, Asst. pi1nCipal Cll tilt Noll MClll1"llf
taken by the C11y of Costa Drive, Ccf'ata Mesa CA PROVEMENT~ STOCK IN A 36• l~E~TORY Gary KJl!'lge not of itselt ~ .. UM i -..al'!! lie Record« of Of· ~ 1m1 Olher: l~'tJO said Deed willl inltttttlhnaMI ~~esa. 92828 ' !~A:~t~oat·D~}}sf? HoLsE'HoL61~EMTSOBEY. This statement was flled lil*'of•Rc:Mout ~\.~Oeed~fT['t,5~A:P.~403Flle:1 1858.JL 797.,.,.,,7. 03/1<W7, pnMdtd 1n·sa1c1 • ,_ 199~n 1~~ a~t~' ~~r~o~~a Publlahed Newport trey Rd., 11.' Irvine. ~A A217. CHRIS MARA. otth thee County Clerk of =nu::'°"~"":' 14' Of TAACT~-;oiN THE I} · ~~~A~ N,. ~1~57733 =andandal :-= ~
Mesn will requesr lhe U s Beach·Costa Mesa Oany 92714 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS range ounty on 2·20-97 common la. I':.-~ • CfTY Of COSTA MESA. COUNTY 'AOE'eo Of U~t. ..._
Oepar1ment
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Housin .~ Pilot March 10, 1997. The businen name used A260, MletiELlE PALTY, 19973711849 It 1-._......,
1 Of ORANGE STATE Of CALI· A OiY 18 1 UN: by said Deed of Tnist. ·O.,
urban Development (~UDJ m586 by t~e sell" at that toe• HOUSEHOLO ITEMS Dalty Pilo1 Feb. 24, Mar. 3, ~, IMllleaandAol FORNIA. AS PER MAP RE· L~ rw A &T. PUBLIC NOTICE ~"7 Uf.I. lie. ..
to release funds under the !Jon is: THE PHOTO LAB A33i, ROBERT TERWIL· 10, 17, 1997 m570 fdl fit CORDEO IH 800I< 91, PAGES 1· T TE T ~ "9tl Eltllt f«ICll._
HOME Partnership Pro-PUBLIC NOTICE The anticipated date of LIOER. HOUSEHOLD PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ ~Mm 5 INCLUSM Of MISCHUNE· P~R , MAY NOT1Ct Of ~ IAlf ltfttcet IS UICI TN1211e. 111'1/J gram tor the tollowlng B the bulk sale Is M111ch 26. ITEMS ~ _..RC • ._ OUS ~N THE OfflCE Of S< y AT A PUBLIC SAL . UNDEll DEB> Of TllUIT FU: Rich Sb-. Sufi 240 Ml(~l:I pro ects· SC 8021 1997 al the office of THE B136, JEANNE GREEN· ~ ..,. TliE C0Ul'ttT AfCOROER Of IF ~ED AN EXPl.A· 1ZM1AA.r NU1118141t-116-92614 (114)414-1331ByMfllW
Fiical 'vear
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and NOTICE-OF ESC:ROWFOAUM MAN, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Flctltlousllusln•st 3.10.17.24.1G;7 SAID COUNTY. YOU ARE IN ~TIT E ~HE NATURE 2IYOUWUllllfAUlTUMla Bner. TllJSfHOfbt auln
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. PETITION TO This bulk sale Is subject B390, GEORGE & CHRIS Name Statement DEFAULT UNDER A OEED Of GAi ~~ ROCEEOING A DUD Of TIIUIT DATED $-10'1~ 1991 •••
A. Acquisition a!ld Reha· ADMINISTER to California UnlforlJ'l Com· PARKER, HOUSEHOLD d -rr• following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE TRUST OATEO 4I01r91.UNL£SS ~H~L C~ACT Y~ .._...., 21 tNI U&BI --:.
b1htallon. 980 El Camino. ESTATE OF: merclal Code Section ITEMS o ng business as: Home-YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO-!.}.WYE NOllCE 1$ hefeb YOU TW ACTiolf TO.
Costa Mesa, CA. $346,940 MILDRED a. JOHNSON 6106.2. Cl 15, ANTONIA SCOTT, ~ks·Plus, 42 Red Rock, fll _ 1__ TECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT given that Serrano Rd. YllUtl rtlOIUl'TY IT~ _.., B. Acquisition and Reha· II so subjacl, the name HOUSEHOLD ITEMS I ne, CA 92604 .. ,., ,....,, MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC veyance Company as ll\ls-• • billtalion
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Mission aka MILDRED and address of the person C236, NANCY P. STRATH· Gregory Douglas Martln, AC11TIOUI..... SALE.IF YOU NEED AH EXPLA-te4. ~ suc:cessor UuStee O< IOlD AT A PUILIC IALE. If
Costa Mesa CA·S375340' JOHNSON with whom claims may be EARN, HOUSEHOLD 42 Red Rock, Irvine, CA MmlTA1198fT NATION OFTliE NATURE OF suOSlltuted tru~ee .ourstient YOUllEEDMEXl'\MATIONOf
2.llhasbeondeterm'lned CASENO.A186449 filed Is THE ESCROW ITEMS · • 9260:\ •. Tilll~penon(1)1 THE PROCEEDING AGAINSTtolheDeedof tellecuted 111E NAME Of ntE
that such request lor
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• To all heirs. beneficiaries, FORUM, and the last date C326, LEAH GRIFFIN, This buslnen Is corr cilinCI bttinat a : 1.AM-T Y0.~1!0U SHOULD CONTACT ~Wanda A an an un-PttOCUDINI MMllT YOU,
lease or funds will not con· creditors, contingent credl· for filing claims shall be HOUSEHOLD ITEM~ ducted .by: an Individual INDUSmiES. N #19'1e857, 2 lAwTt~. 2531 COLBY PlACE, v.oman eoorded on YOU IHOULO CONTACT A stttule an action slgnlfl· tors. and persons who may MaFch 25, 1997, which Is Published Newport Have you 'Startedt doing E11t Gldl Lani, Anll*m, COSTA MESA, CA92626·6142 May 1995 as loswment LAWYER. HotJct is lle,.by oive11
canlly affecting the quality otherwise be Interested In the business day before Beach-Costa Meu Dally business yet?. No a>& (II 1 strtet addrtn or common No. 9~223505 of Official re-that ttE.F.S. Inc ... ....i ~
or the human environment the will or estate, or both, the sale dale specified Pflot March 10, 17, 1997. Greg D. Mar1tn • VI EIMtpltses, Inc., a Clllfor designation of property IS ~~ 111 the offtOe ~f the ftrtcloallrt ltnleM 1
and accordingly the City or of: MILDRED B. JOHNSON above. m587 This statement was filed ria Cotporllon, 13051 shown abcWI, no warranty Is ~::,"ty f}.T~' of 0ran3e Cllllefnla co.,.,.._ u iruAlt
Costa Mesa has decided aka MILDRED JOHNSON Dated: 3/5/97 PUBLIC NOTICE olth thee County Clerk of Aa,S...Anl,CA927m given .. to Ill compllllness or sU:l~O th& Nou~·'8· of&g 'ti or successor IN... o(
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not to prepare an Environ· A PETITION has been VU YUEN TSAO range ounty on 1.27.97 nu butlnesl It contliclld correc:tntss).. Thi bln1llciary and Eledlon jO ~,~. S41bst1Uted 11111111 pursuint to
menial Impact Statoment tKIEISeSdERby BARBA~A Published Newport FlctltlouaBualn•st . 19973708744 ICIOf1ll)tllliOt under llld Deed ol Trust by derr~ 1 ~the Dud of TNSt maited..., under the National Environ· L In the Supenor B C Dally Pilot Feb. 24 Mar 3 A1Qi111Wt 1111 not ytt b111J rmon ol e bfucll or default In In~ 1 ol ,._..... vr mental Polley Act or 1969 Court ol Calllornia, County ~ach· osta Mesa Dally N•m• Statement 10, 17, 1997 • Ssa m trWld IM6nea under lie obtlgltlons secured thereby, said . . ~ wYN lff HOii and Traa LYM (PL
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The reason fC>f such decl· THE PETITION requests m589 doing business as: Coast PUBLIC NOTICE IWNlbtldl*"n. lftd to tht undersigned a front of the ka'Opotes. at the ~ RtcOldtd on 1HMIM I
5100 not to prepare such a that BARBARA KESSl..Efl • PUBLIC N Automotive. 2941 , F. Sl9NED: YT1 ENTERPRISES INC wrltlln Oeclaratloll ol Otlault matn enyy arel to the Pia-as tnswment No. lt-Nlt11 of
s1a1ement' are as tollowa. be appointed as personal OTICE · Grade .t.n .. Costa Mesa. CA Etcrw ML f1tlll..Bt Br. Jiiii Kiii. 'ke Pl'9ideni · and Otmano lor Sall. and ~m· CMc Center 401-411 Olficlll ReconiS ln lie offlct of
Necessary measures to representative to admlnis· NEWPORT BEACH 9J1
628 Bol llmCETOCMDITOMOflUU ·11111...nwa wa fled Wfttltn nob of defllllt and ol . Ave. the COlll1ly Recofdtt o1 Ortlfl
m11t9a11 special environ· ter the estate or the deoe-CITY COUNCIL e:;;aa 0 Canot, 2948 P•p-IAll .. ~of tlk1IOn to CIUSI lhe undtf· ~ 1 . A.M A Colny, CIWomil. and Pldl*C merital factors ror asbeslos dent. p ff • osta Mesa, CA. (UCCS..1111) ~onl saned to Id said property to ION 0 TttE M to the NOllCI ol Dlfaul lftd
and read r•moval are indf· THE PETITION requests AGENDA SUMMARY 92626 . 11C£ IS ~ • 25. 1
11UT Ullsly said DtlllgalSons and mER FQR ElecbOn to St11 thtflllndtl cated In the Enwonmentaf th• decedent's Wiii and March 10, 1997 Jose Rigoberto Ramires, HO IS HEREBY~ INll -~ Nll'nt lhlftanlf tht undefStallld P8 at the time of sale trl ltCOl'dtd 1zt2,1tll
Review Record ror the codicils, II any, be admitted ORDINANCE FOR AOOP· 2948 Peppertree D, Costa 1 t111J. ~.!!.i lboUt) ::-:-· ~ lllPfll ~._Y'llS t caus9d said nob ol dtlau )TY hot Jl: Untled lnsWrntnt No ........ , : project No historic proper· lo probate. The Will and TION Mesa, CA. 92626 ,_,,..,a nus ll wa -"' .. 11\d of elec1lon ID bl Rtcofded· S · ng I. and ln· Uld OlflClll ReCon!s Wil .. _______ ...
lies. llood plalns. we tlands. anv codlc1ls are avallabfe ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. Thia bu~lneu la con-= ~~EE.~ in-e: al .. ~ Clelll A new fic:I-Ju 11, 1996 a Instr. No. 96-l:fb~= ~~~ Mfl.1ffl at tile lliaia ·~1
water aquifers coastal f0t examination In the file 97·12 AMENDING SEC· ducted by. a general part· 1 5 Mac Mnat Nlrnl 2461n Boolt Paae ol Of11c1a1 TivSI 111 the property srt Med EattMea ,_.., areas °' endanQered sp• kept by the court. TIONS 5.28,010, 5.28.035, nershlp Mlllr.lllw • n-111. CA92714 "'*bl Ned fl"«. 10 lhll dlM. Records In lhe ofilcl of 1111 111 said CoiJol ahd ~tale 19
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" I des will be Impacted by THE PETITIOCJ requests 5.28.040 ANO 5.28.090 OF Have you started doing Ocing ousiness as· COCHI Tiii tilnO of INI lllMrlWlt doel rlCOl'dte ol ()(Ing.County· Slld hereinafter d!fin As CourUIOllM, 700 Ctwtc CetMf H A
this project. Compliance authority lo administer the CHAPTER 5.28 OF THE buslnHs yet? Yes, 11-01· ~ . not of ilMlf .,,_. .. ~ llllSlll of pr~ w1 bl mies. In crore lull~descn on said DIM West, 111111 AAA. C. at , ave
with all City ordinances estate uodtf the lndepen· NBMC PERTAINING TO ~ M Olher Dusi~ narne<s) Ilia*' Ola Rc:lilout bnat • 11 condlllon wllhout • Deed ol TNSL =opert 1;45 AM Pllblic audlon to h G and cond1llons will mini· dent Administration or Es· LIVE ENTERTAINMENT t:S· Dimas Bolanos lllCI addllSS(es) used ~ thi Mime in*'*' oC .. llOI* of nant or WlrTll1 .::" addjeSS and olher hightst bMldtr for cash (plyallle arage Sale I ,
mlie Impacts on the envl· tetos Act. (Thi• authority TABLISHMENTS. Thia statement was filed sellt'1s) Wlttin the prst lhM lllOlw unotr Ftdelll. s.. Implied rlga"d~·: ~ designallOn. if ~Y. of the re at Vie blne of Slit 111 lawflll ,. • '
ronmenl 1n terms of noise. will allow Iha personal rep-RESOLU'flONS FOR with the County Clerk of yuis as staled~ the stlle'1s), c:onwnoni. (See Sdon 1 ston, o( tnCUmbrlllCIS to ~deScnbe<I above ts monty of the Unftltd States), all ,
air quaftty, solid waste and resentallve to take many ADOPTION Orange COYnty on 2·26-97 11'1. None · It MQ., ais1nas and Professions lhe rtmalnlnQ prildpal' sum ol to be: 4 L~me SJ noht. lltlt, and imrut. con'ftyed •
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waste warer. . acllons without court ap-ADOPT RESOLUTIQN t097371R285 The locllion in Cllffoou of Codi}. lhe noll(I) llCUrld by said Beach 92660 to and now held by It under said
An Environmental Review pr.oval. Before taking cer· AMENDING THE CITY'S Dally Piiot Mar. 3, 10, 17, h clief l!lCICUtve..offiee of thef;lltRling l>Mdolfruslwtlh 1n-.restas dsdal~~I ~lee Dttd of TNst 1n tht PIOPlftY
Record respecting the sub· lain very Important actions. FEE SCHEDULE FOR MAS· 24, 1997, sdertt: Same as adM NlwDort ~Mm In 111c1 no• prcMded advlllC*S ·
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which documents the envl. resentatlve wlll be required C 0 NT RAC TS ANO ldC!ms ol the taNtr{s) 1n.· a, 101724 111UT Dltd ol Trust. tees cllarget designaf I sh FULLY OESCRJBEO • ON
ron!"enlal review ol this 10 give notice to Interested AGREEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE JENN s. Ct()!, m115 ,.. Albli • • • and expenses of the TMtle Ind herein. r~e l~tar"lmoullY"'ci} DEED OF TRUST The SAID
pro1ect and more fully sets persons unless they have STRUCTURAL ADA NO. ~ 11\itne CA 92714 ol lhe trllltl crtlltd by aald the unpaid balM<:e of the ob-dd · propeity tor 1h1 reasons why such walvod notice or consenled TICE OF COMPLETION Flctltlou1 Butln•H Th. asSeis being sold .,.. PUBLIC NOTICE Dltd ol Trust Said 1111 wit be ligallor\ secured by the Pree>-~ :!" and Dlhtr common
statement Is not required. to the proposed action.) CONTRACT NO. 2948 N•m• St•t•menl ~~bed a · Ltasehold fltld on· M#dl 17 1997 a erty to be sold and reiSoll·
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The Environmental Review The Independent admlnls· WA ST E D I S P O SA L The following peraona .,. ifTIPIMmett. film.Ill ·e<aaoment. fll-. 111711'1ltll 3·00 pm Oii Ille 1ront swpi to abfe estimated costs ~·· propefty descnbld allow · is Coln... ...... "-"~ .. 6•2. Record Is on fife and Is tratlon authority will be AGREEMENT doing bullnell 81• New-lurrftirt QOOdwlll tridename and AC11TIOUI .._.. 1tie enlrince of 119 Of penses and advances 3t ine Pllfl)Ol1ld IO bl: 1U YIRlown '"" '""' \Nlolfl!llQ ... ~
available ror public examl· granted unless an Inter· JAMBOREE ROAD/BISON port Coast Orephlc Design cownant l10( ID c:Ompm Mm ITA'flmlr CMc ClnW 300 E Chl!)INll ~me of the 111rtial .PU~IQO Lant, Coetl ...... Ct 12121 IO i*xt yow~ sat Ad!
nation and copy upon r• ested person files an ob-AVENUJ: INTERSECTION 1968 Port Ramsgat• Place and loclllld 179 5 Mtc Tiii fCllOwinll Pll'IOll{s) iftll Ofano-CA · 1J Ille ilmt 1 of the Notice or ~ is The unOer&IQntd TNsllt
quest a1 Costa Mesa cirv Jectlon to the petition ·and GENERAL PLAN AMENO· Newport Beach. CA 92660 ' ~r~ IMne ~mri4 ...._ .. TEfOffGOli WtllrpUbllcltlOn ot thll n°o11c1 ~531 ~ In addition to dise!Mns any NablMy for any
Han. 77 Fair Orlv•. Costa show good cause why the MENT 97-1 REQUEST TO Oel>o<ah A. Der Rio, 1966 ThetMkSllttS llllndedlObl Ne> M>AfJ tMtotalamountoflM unpaid ca$ti'C:-' ~t'" accept lllCOfltetnus of tht pn>perty
Mesa, CA, Housing and court should not grant the INITIATE AN AMENDMENT Port Ramsgate Place, New· mrn* ~.....,_of E>fl.ORATKlNS. blUnct of .. OOlgallon ~I s ""'¥""al rawnbanon a add11u llld OCher common ~ Pilot Commun11y Oev•lopment authority. TO THE NEWPORT BEACH port Beach CA 92660 ~rm • "''""" 8 0.... -LIM ....._ rad llY the lbM ~ or naoon k. a desionation if shown ht -Oovis•on. F1tth Floor, t>.-A HEARING on the pell· GENERAL PLAN FOR Thia bua'lnus Is corr ~~AHY.~ Git· 92831) .. ..,, .-....-~of Trust llld i111ma federald=tlbyiJonSlale or The 101a1 am::·o1 tllt"n::, •••• ~ 0
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tween the hours of a a.m. uon will be held on APRIL AR ~AS WI TH IN THE ducted by: an lndMdual n -·sea."''• , a-..i. •-21 costs and chedt drawn by a st.a °'t a b&lWt of t11t --..
to Sp m 10, 1997, at 1:45pm in CITY S SPHERE OF INFW· Have you slatted d Ing Giow, CA 112644 and tht anlid-... ._. , .. , Kiiiy, 2 S 'llg)IMll, federal e or .._....,, secut1dl········· No run her environmental Dept 703 localed at 341 ENCE.. buslneH yet? No 0 P*d Slit MIS MIR:lt 26. 111UT Olllllf ~. LIM fOlat. ~ 1~.2:'5:n. ltotls 1111 sooa~mgs 0f<'~ ~ Ol'OPtftY to W IOld llldl"
review ol such project is The City Drive South. Or· PARKS. BEACHES ANO Deborah A. 091 Rio The bulk Slit IS SUb!eCt ""' ~WlQ$~~ SDeCtfied rn lstlmatld COSU. proposed to be conducted ange, CA 92668. RECREATION COM MIS· Thia ttatem•nt was filed CllifOflll IQlonn Cormlel'Olf TID Duanta IS~ by ="·~lllbldln:Z..': lest d )f'I 5l~of the Ftnanaal ui>enscs w . ICIVlncts a tht --""":,.~_-_."'!-~---
pt1or lo the request of re-IF' YOU OBJECT to the SION VACANCY. with the County C19fk of Cocle~6106_t •inlllMlll. Datt"''" nea ue and a!JVlonzed 10 do tlmt of tht W1itlal pullltcabon of .......,,.,,__.... lease for Federal funds. granting of the petition, you PUBLIC HEARINGS Orange County on 2.1•97 The nllml and addllSS of Ald*lltt Ila not yet blgll .u•Ml
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T.O. SERVI buSlleSS Ill this state In the h NOllCI df Slit Is Cl•ttllletl All interested egenciu, should appear at the hear· VACATION ANO ABAN· 19973711477 ptf10fl witll whom claims fN1t 111 ~ ~ ullOtr .. COMPANY a said TMtle event tender Olhef lhan castl 11ot.171.U In addibon to CUii, M8 ••Te
9•oups. or 1nd1vlduals dis· Ing and 1tat1 your ob-OONMENT OF AN EASE· o II Pi hltCI IS f{'{ ESCA0W COt1PAHY tlc9olll ~ ntml agreetng with either of the jectlons or file written ob-MENT FOR SEWER PUR· 24a Y""' 101 Mar. 3. lO, 17, 8842 Gdef1 GftM f11W. sa ,...111•1elllWlin.
above two actions ere In· lecttons with the court be-POSES ADJACENT TO • 1. ... 1. 'lJ1I GdenGIM CA92&i4 .NIGBAAHNICEUY
v1ltd to submit wrlnen ore the hearing. Your ap. SAINT JAMES ROAD IN m575 lht ·lalt ~ for tilt~ claims lNt ......,.,. wa filtd
comments for conalder· pearance may be In person CLIFFHAVEN CROSSING PUBLIC NOTICE ariy ~ WI bl Mitch .. ~OI auon Such written com· or by your attorney. LOTS 5. 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11 1907, whtch 19 tht bttintSS on ~ 191l7.
men11 1hould specify IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR AND A PORTION OF LOT Flctltloua BualnH btlOll lht anldPlled Ult ·TNI Nllnt
which of the proposed ac· or a contingent creditor of 12 OF TRACT NO. 1025 N a spealitdlbcM s.m.itlllPtafMyursf lions Is being commented the deceased, you mu11 lil1 ANO AN EASEMENT FOR Th 1C:-Jt•tement .BM'( s CHOl'Buvt'1S) .. •it w• fled In .. UJ>OO, and be received at your claim with the court STORM DRAIN PURPOSES 8 o ng per1on1 are NIW..;..,. ... ~ .. ,.,,__ of .. ~ Ot1k A tllW Ac* the above address on or and mall a copy to the per· ALONG THE EASTERL y doing business aa:Gold """-~ .. Mesi ICllll •
before March 25. 1997. All aonal representative ap-BOUNDARY OF LOT 9 OF ~::~• c°'ri" Company, CN4l6826Gl=°'U.W 10, ,,__ :.-=:,::~ lhll •
such comments received pointed by the court within TRACT NO. 1025. o ege Avenue, ...._ _ OI ......._... ....._ shall be considered by the lour months !tom the date ZONING CODE UPOATE Cosla MHa, Ca 112628 11
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City or Co11a Mesa prfor to of 11111 Issuance or the let· (Continued from 2/10/97) EMlch~~ PD V~I, 10852 PUBLIC NOTICE = :.-: ~ ':,uM
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forwarding a request for re-ters as provided In section BALBOA VILLAGE BUSI· quea an r., anta Ana, ...._
lease of funds to HUD. No 9100 ol the Calftornla Pro-NESS IMPROVEMENT DIS. CA 112705 fll IL 1.-m1111i ,__Mt lllolllOft OI .. tlGt* OI
action will be taken on the bate Code. The time for Iii· TRICT ANNUAL RENEWAi. Thia bu1lne11 11 co"" AC11110UI-lflOIW undW ,...._, S1illt.
d•scrlbed projecl prior to Ing clalm1 will not expire FOR 1997-1998 FISCAi. ducted by: an lndl'llduat .. rra..-r CMll'llOll llW CS..~ 1.
Huo·a written authorization before four months trom YEAR. Have you •tarted doing Tiii klllOlllftg l*lllft(a) l9M ••·.._and
to use those funds. the hearing date noticed Pub I I• he d New po r 1 =7ne11 yet? Yes, January daiftD ......_ 11: 8 Mil) K Qodl).
The City ot Costa Mesa 1bov1. BHch..CoslJ Mesa OJ!ly ENT8llfllEI 8171 ,._St ~-wlll undertak• the proJK1 YOU MAY EXAMINE the Pilot March 10, 1997 MlchHI P. Veal ...... CA i1riiO nt • . NlwPO!t9tecM:oltlM911 described abov• wtrh ftte kept by the court. 11 you mse3 ~i. statement was flied 4141 v •4l • CHG40l5 Mlt3,10.17.14. 1G;7
HOME Part,,.,shlp funda are • person lnterHted In the County Clerk ol -..i J. IGfta. rrom HUD. The cirv of the estate. you may me PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on l -31-97, CdDIDr 111.CA= E. PUBLIC NOTICE
Costa MHa 11 certifying to with lh• court I formal R• THE COSTA MESA ZON 1997370958e ~~ 11429 l
HUD that Allan L Aoe<l•r. qunt tor Special Notice of INO ADWNISTRATOR Dally P11o1 ,Feb. 17, 24. c.llDIDt ~-&ae7 fltll..1.-m11174
In hie otfielal capeclty u the llllng of an lnven(O(y WILL RENO~ A DECI· Mar. 3, 10, 1997 M55e IMll l-... 27lO N ITlTWClfYADlllBn
Qfy Manager conNnta to and lpJ)falul of fflate as· SION ON THURSDAY •c.t.,_ cA -OF
accept the ~ltdlctlon of an or of Wty petition or MARCH 20 1997 OR AS PUBLIC NOTICE -.....--~COi='"" W(Clf..mTllUI._.
the Federal court.Han ac> account " frovlded In SOON AS po'sstBLE • --., .. llOo It btought to tnforce section 1250 o the CaUfor. THEREAFTER ON THE rlctltlout •u8'nett ·~--Tiii lallowlflQ ~
respoflllbilitle1 In rtlatlon nit Prob•l• Cod•. A R• f.OLlOWING ITEM· Name ltatement == _... -,_.... ...,.ldOlltd .. -"' to ordi-ct •rwif°""*ltll r• q1; .. 1 for Special Notice 1 LOT LINE ' The fOllowlnO peJaont are -'Yll..-W 15, 1W7 1111 ~.decision making and lorm 11 evallabl• from the MENT LL.97~3 F~::v doing bu1lnt11 H : t) lflUCE...aTM ~...!-~ IWl'll
acllon, and that thH• r• coun Clerk. APARTMENT COMM • D.vtd Atwood Associetes. Tllll ---... ftl!UW9\TQW. 241
1pcntlblllt111 h1111 been Attorne~ tor The PeU• TIES/TIMOTHY STANW :Ii 1·0W 0.llQne, 23111 N ~of ~ Dllw. !Jlrnond k . aatlalled. The legal •f11C1 of tlonera TO COMBINE THREE IO CrHk Rd, Suite 1168, ~Ollf 191l7 •
the C•ttlncatJon la lhat HOWARD H. HALL l.OfS AT THE MAR· ~guna Nlgu.t. <:-' 8Ht7 llJTQ.lNI ... -.!!! ~Mimi
upon "' sporoval HOM! INC ' TlNfOVE QAAOEN APA.rfr llVld E. ~. 34501 A .._ ... IW rr-a --tD mM -filed funda ma~ be u~ed and HOWARD H HALL MENTS, TO FACIUTATE ~ Catallnt. C1pl1trano ... • .. tltll 111.. l 1a In ~ ~ ~~bllltle: '!,~~Id t~: HQ. cc191 eoern IHERE~0:~r::~1~~0C: Thf.h· ;:.r~: 11 oon-:: =.a:: ... Rel-=.r:, OtiClit* ... No Natlonaf!iivl'i'~fn'l•Mlr'Pol• 111 9 PAftAMOUNT MA~GER'S iucted by: an lndlvldual 11M1t bl fled 1111ar tD ... d* Mdllll A. NI, 2A175
Icy Act of 1089. HUD will ILVD., PARAMOUNT I OUILOINQ l OCATEO AT b: you :'YWfJ doing Tiii ... °' .. -... cJillll.. Dllrl. IJtmond ..,,
•ccepl en obf.ctlon to Its CA 90723 2111 l!AST 18TH STREET IN D Z'e' ~e H , 11H 1111 of ......... N Ult ft7m
lPJ)foval Of 1he r•lta .. of Publlahed Newport N4 A2·MD ZONI! !tM· 1 • IWOOd .. -Clf a~ Mdllll J. ~· 241 :::i:.n~at=~~H r: IJHCh·Co11a Mt11 Dafly ~l~~~~'pfETERMIHA• :'n' 1=
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on one of the fol~ng PllOI Match to. 14• '7• IF THE AIOV! AC. Or119 County on 2.20-11 --(ltt .... ~· '* --.. COlllaldlldl ball•: (I) Thal the Ctt1llf· 1897• TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL.. tH737t 1HT •1t11., ....... Ml AdillflOMI!~~~. <*!On w11 no1 In fact eK· mtS80 LENQfO IN COURT THE DlllV Paot ,tb. 24, M.,, ~. C.). mN. A A.U.
eeuted by the Certifying Of• PUBLIC NOTICE CHALLENGE MAY Ii UM-10, "· 1997 m5N ........ J.ICILWllU.f. tlc9r 0t Oll'ltr ~ of ap-ITt.D TO ONLY THOSI IS-....... ~..... 1111-.....
pllcant ~ by HUD: OM141Hl7 SUES AAJS!O IN WRITTEN PUBLIC NOTICI QIG«ll Mwl,10,17,24, 1117 Clllllr a.. " !',.JTlonme'::ra~~ NOTtca TO =~~NfJ:C~f::i '~~..!.~,• ...._, · eo:r:~~ r~ fOf lhe protect Incl-C"IDITOU OP ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR ........_ ~eMent CIMmm-ICMw
c:a1e1 OtlllteloN of , ,.. •ULK aAL• ro THE ABovt DATI. .... ._.... .. l*fOM .,. SELL l1G.17.M. ,..,
... dedtfot# .,... Of fHC8. •t04, '°" ,URTHEA NOAMA. = buelnees •: L.R.S.,
11e, •P••-.. 10 the •toe u.C.O.J TION OH THE MOVE ~ ~~~ It.. 1 201• ~r u·..,. ......i..ie TRADE
prottc;t In the environ-....,._Ne. U .. SotMn To ptac. an ad In ""'°"' :::Ji CA llt10I ~'"'c"'• .. TVtss..._.""' ~ ,.._ ptOCeM. Ob-Ho1oe It ~ ~ to Clenlfte4f fOt J8 ,,_.,,J: T"r'9 "' "IVV
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~ (5)-NEWPORT LAGUNA COSTA ME"SA 2624 COMMERCIAL · PERSONALS EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 MERCHANDISE AUDI ·~: = _ COAST 1070 BEAClt 2148liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PROPERTY 2778 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilMISC. 6015 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.
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'"' EOUAL 1tOUS1HG AL TEZZA Plan c Lease Exeo Hm• 3br stove, fan, micro. Utls Retell Harbor/Adams Medlcal Front Office Top Dollar P~! Wolff Tanning Beds Turt.o 5spd, 4whl
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..... Ol'l'OllTUNIT'I' 3b f I pd 33• E 20th St C M 1 000 200... • B I C di I drive, 'Pearl whl}blk • 3Br 3Ba, Upgrades a. p, great k tchen. · "' • • · · • . u. SEEKING usy so o ar o ogy. From I 800·1 60. Tan At Homo lthr, fully loaded, C/d
!llNllllUllMwtttisill9kltlf •Neutral Colors 4 car gar. $3000/mo. $575/mo. 548-6094 3000,• 4000sq.ft. Sig-WOMEN 3004 Exper & refs essdntlal. 1 pc to entire es ate. Buy Direct and Save• player, 10 ml. orig
...... la ..... cllelhtftd· •Unobstructed Views Ralph, 497..6387 Lrg Modern 2 bd/2 ba nage avail. Low rates. Fax: 831·8280 Paintings. chln;i, Low Monthly Pm1s ownr. all papers.
Wllfatr"8111i111Actef1161 •Gated Community Carport, pool, spa, Larry, 444·0110liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii PT Cocktail/Food glsware. furn. etc. Free Color Catalog $10,200.obo 497-5174
___. nic-INUa 11111t1 Owner 714·494·6616 NEWPORT gym, elevator, hkups, Handsome Attorney servers Apply at: 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 Call 1·600·711 ·0156 lie~ "Illy llfllertnca. micro. S900·S950/mo. ••••••••• Seeks very attniclive NB ;ennis Club 2601 ========::I 9030 r::':U-' tr .iacrlmlulion _M_O_B-ILE ______ BEACH 2169 •848 ·8787• BUSINESS & slim wht tamale 2&-34 East Bluff Dr.644-0050 --------BMW •"" '"°" 11111111. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'---------for datin~• 360-4947 Receptionist WANTED liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -~tlnlllllla&etuaor HOMES 1100 180• Ocean View 2br Move-In Special FINANCE C.M. based co. Must T ~ P\t:> TO BUY 6019 '88 7351 Black. Nice
Ulllulllttle.••lllllltiMll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2ba, 1400sq ft, pool, Lovely unlurn 2br l ba ••••••••• ••••••••• llko money. music, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii car. must seal Trades .... .,_..,,.,._.,Uml· spa, security. $1425. apt. Verts, encl gar people & bo reliable! Aoltqunlo'~.M'1e•n wolcomel 59.950 .
..._1ttll1crinliaatle11" •1 MILE TO BEACH 909·888-0688 . dwnslrs, lndryrm. now---------EMPLOYMENT 40hrs /wk, SS/hr. •Esl~de8*sbuy: Old Coins Gold Silver 778·1152 ~Illa ~II 1 Lrg 2 & 3 Bd Mobile,..,,.,,_,..__,,.,.... ____ _,...__ carpet/paint ' sm pet BUSINESS lmmed. employment. Franklin Mini, Sterling ------------1na,_,.r no Homes to lse or buy. 2bd, 2ba Townhouse okll $720. 966·6066 OPPORTUNITY Call for Interview: silver, g , panngs, Old watches & jewelry '89 5251 White, Git. __,...,M...us.. l 1 1741 p AC 2 car gar nr rvvcelar\ M-~ """...., Westcoasl €o " 642·9448 Absolutely a perfect _.., _.. .... Is •-oc. a omona ' • • Prime E'side Twnhme 754-5880 ,..... • .... ..., ..... -,. s 1 3 9 5 o ,_ ............ "' C.M. Sp#44,#49 Call Fash. Is. Aval! 3/15. 2904 EMPLOYMENT oldoostl.mlOfline car · • · ........ II Utt law. OW ,.Iden Leslie 714-652·5589 $1495. 840·1529 1400sf, 2bd 2.5ba Receptionist J9we1 br Un Old Electric Trains 778-1152 ·~~-,_..___.. , .. _1 •• 1 l·car gar+ 1 space iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 FT/PT • Enlhustastlc JtW91'Y~•. • " Lionel, Ives, American ,.,.0 5351 Blk/blk. a/t. __ , _ _..... .. Lido Is Baylrt 4Br 3Ba $1175. Bkr671·6100 STOPI $1500/Wkl't/ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tndlvlduat to run perlod~ ... '11 • wt t• ~.-.., .. ., 111 11111 ..__ • ..w....... Flyer. 3o·s·SO's. Call Perfect ~hapel Trds -non -Dock av al. Ava II now. working from homol ._...rative """"'.... E 67 3 9330 d "" !!'!,.,. .. ...,....".CEMETERY LOT/ Furn/unrurn. wk/mo/yr---------Xlnt income oppt. ~~~~o~Y8~1~cgJ~~°,;;~u~~; •One itemounlireesta!t d , • ays. 051K5 .. 9F510n &7w78!~t1 a1v5a21.
-•JPt ....,llllk. Tilcn-CRYPT 1225 650-2300 650-3700 NEWPORT No g immicks. 1--------.,. ............. _,..,,......_~ Top Dollar• Paid "' ......,..,..._, I ............. HUO exp. a +. 375·0552 """""""~"""""'..._ ---..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lid I I Serious people call: • Estate sales ooncb::ted For Records. Jazz. '91 3251 Blk/blk, Btl JAlll111·•·4H·ISIG.r.-0 s • 4br, 3ba. 35' BEACH 2669 1·800·370-4292 Assistant Restaurant Sountrocks. etc. Runs like new. Trados lleiO '1 t,.,,DC .. 1,..._ Lagunlta Ct. 3rd level lot. New crpl/palnt. Nrliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ---------P{T Bartender, days. •lmmediatecash Call Mike 645·7505. OK. Fin & warrt aval
.. MUD 1tCZ1·JMO. for 1 or 2. Catalina vw. ~~uh::v ~~,~~~r~'t *1 BR From s650* •,Grow Eart~ w:rmd• Draftsperson PfT PA & Banquet co· 714-249-3711 s11,950. 778·1152
' • Pac;. View Mem. Pk. NB 28R 2BA From $785 n your own ac,. yorl . ordinator. Exp only . ._ ______ _, FREE TO YOU 6022 '92 3251S W ... Market price $6675 On the Sand 2br D/W Incl. sox30• pool. Awesome pro 111 'II FIGxlblo, P{T 673·9500 ht. a.I tench you• 532 1663 showroom cond. Trds ' sell $3900 640-4036 1.5ba. upstairs duplex No pets. Carport. · · Residential Interiors Sales Assoc Musi be Pub}' A cti OK. Fin & warrt aval.
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on Beacon Bay with Vis ta Del Mesa PAY PHONE ROUTE Kitchens & Baths avail lo work week· IC n on 778 1152 ti I 35 l I & E 1 b SI Fr •• to Qood Hom.'· $17.950. • pa o, garage, nopes. •545·4855• oco s a 'os Drafting Ceramic ends. Hotel Gift Shop. Unclaimrd An. ColkcobkJ $1600., 983·5199 ---------Earn up to 51500 wkly Tllo Designs, Honest and service et Donauons Full bred Border '95 BMW 525iT
Spectacular Ocean 2bd/1 ba Private 1 ·800·696·4980 Interior Elovallons oriented. SB/hr. Ask Uad10. I lummd Col ho wllh papers Tour 1 n Q Wagon
and Channel Views patio, walk to beach. P•'t/Phones ring up · & Floor Plans for Carla. . 640·2394 C2pn De Monce Need~ Ir g are a · While. Chrome C1D · tONDOS HOUSES/
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luxurious lbr and •516 351h SI, N.B.• BIO prollls. Sl50k Call 6·5 Tuostwed Telemarketlnn Exp'd Royil Dalton Please call 751·4105. ' Trachon. New Le11us $995/mo. 875·5205 I • • Cryml. ladt Tr ode ti G24954 1br+loft wllh 2 spa·,_________ yrly11 poll. Loco! s1 les • • + Immediate openings. Clouonn~. !"1.intingi · 531 977 c I O\J s b a Icon I es. Can,1 Front Duplex ava · owesl pr cos. Good Pay I & Good L11hos. Sculp1um PETS & · ................ ·
Abundant walk In 2br 2ba. l rg pvt deck, 1·600-600·3470. 24hts.' Regina 759-0606 Comm! 310-407·2330 Outnral Scrmu ~!NERAL 1002 ----------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I BALBOA
·closet and sitorage. w/d, fp, no gar, sm VENDING ROUTE Telemktg/Sales. Fun lie more.. ANIMALS Gas and water paid. t? S1 095 675 0120 All h 20 l t d I Walk to Balboa Island __ P_• ____ . --·--cas . !tX s tng .Martial Arts Sportt.Year rievtew ai T
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MISSION VIEJO
1 ·800-669-5398 ------------~1ISLAND Attention 2106 sites. Buy all/part Co. Own hrs, leads. Pl""•!,""'· n.i..,.S and the beaches. Nwpt Hgts Large 1,br 800•599•8783 Baskin & Robbins PT U1 u 1111: • """
Prestigious reso rt unfurn, otr slroet -------..,--,.-Eve/wknd·Must be 16. draw/comm. 631 ·3656 Faahion l•land
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842·587&.
~OSTA MESA 1024
Dellghtful 3bd/2ba
Lower duplex, fp, 1
gar. New palnVcrpt.
S 1600mo/Yrly Avail now. Agt. 873-4082
living with stunning parking S650.+dep. "I always felled In Apply: 20 1 Main St.---------· JtSN<wponCtni«Or.
sunsets and cool 642-9622. 646·9398. MLM Untll... Free Owntwn HB 969·0600 EMPLOYMENT Sat., Mar. IS, 1 PM
Poodle puppioi. Bred -CAD--I-L_IA_C--9-0-4-0 for beauty, lntol'ftgence
breezes. Apts startln~ Report. Recorded Mes· Be VcSur Own Bosa! SERVICES 5533 No llrwnc/Minunu"'
.I $1350. 78 ... 1•4 , •. ________ sage 714-703-3211" l'or1n(ocall64~t9SS
• v 11 PT/FT People needed.
& tempermonl AKC liiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Champion. 992·0796. '78 Sevlll• Aztec
VERSAILLES Condo MSC LIANEOUS s10+/hr. Flox hrs.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim, _________ ---------:.~~~:o/~~~T,sp~::,~ iJNTks $850 Wk. &tra ~0 :z°~~-~ei2~~:e°:' Pleas:·~:·::~re 1ha1 FURNITURE 6014 TV, ELECTRONICS,
CORONA No pet. $775 963·5037 •••'•••••• HOU 61!£,QNECBSM'f tho listings In this cat· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil STEREO 6080 ASAFINANCEAGF.NT Bunny Help: Mall egory may require you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
DEL MAR 2122 ••••••••• ---------Greeters, Photogs, to call a 900 number Almost New Cherry iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii YIMICUCd24HoanaO«YIO Cashr/Bkkprs. Mgl. In which there Is a dining table-621n, ---------.
3bd/2.Sba Twnhae APARTMENTS RENTAi.s TO f\equllSIOlllls..SllllOmWloft N.B. S00.229-7147xt37 charge per minute. extends to 1021n, 8 * CABLE TV *
f ac $2150 1yr FOR RENT SHARE 2724 Clerical matching chrs. 2 QesCf'amblers p , g9ar00, H 11 t · Wick•• Furniture metal bunkbeds w/ Lowest Prlc:esf 118· · 759•9~4°2 rop• l•••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim llli:iiioorniilleiruciNi~ Accepting apps for PT EMPLOYMENT mattresses, dbl bed, 1 Year Warranty
Newport VIII• 1 Rm, £DIONE clerical po~llions. WANTED 5535 Leaving Balboa Penn. Visa/MC/Discover
Designer c;ondo 2 +2 1---------$400/mo. + Dep. 1/2 4 '"" ... , Mfl • IJIXHr High lovol of customer1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 310·541·8973 C.O.b . 30 d~ lrlal Fully furn. Turn Key. CORONA ulls. lndry lac. Pool, ...._,,,._,.£....-.._. contact. Must bel• Pool/spa. Lrg yd+ DEL MAR 2622 CIQSe to beach. Call r.-,,..,,. .::.7A-., dependnble & llexlble. Nur••• Aid Swedish Couch almost newl 1 ·800·211 125
patio. $1750 w/lse. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Shannon 850·5770 _,_,1., --~ •--. •-· ~ Retail hours. Please woman. 12 Yrs Exp. Lthr style, teal green • * * - - -""-· r.:-Oood cook. Loe refs. Mako oller . Must sell .. _______ _ $1950 w/o. 759-7028. 1.... ... : .... U ,.,., 2_ 0•• apply in person \[• C 1 1 646 3735 Studio On the beach. r---------, .... -......,., --32oo H b Bl d CM hr st no · by Snt! 714-631 ·6717
gold/l emon llhr rnt.
59k org mis. Asking $3500. 644-6407
'79 ELDORADO
rebulll ' trans. good
cond; good running car. S 1700/0 BO
•"714-957-0883
t i3 Blarrltz No
monthly payments.
$5000 down and drive
It aweyl 675·3391
'89 Eldorado
2·dr, perfect. loaded.
Dr 's car/Beverly
Hilla. 39ls ml. $8000.
759--7~35 after 6pm. ,~i.-i...tA:~y, ar or v ,
T AREA Furn'd, fp. lg patio. RENTALS ... ••••••••• *OREA * COSTA MESA 2124 Steps to aand·Avl now WANTED 2726 U~¥:::iliSAU:il. ~c.IJl.i.JC-Ullt.!IU.llllllllU Driver for Florist Dresser. 6-drawors, $198,500. 3Br 2Ba $900/mo. 225•2183 FT. M·F, 8 :30-4:30. DOMESTICS 5540 w/mirror, .great cond. TRANSPORTATION
'93 Dlevllle Sedan, Vil.,
llhr Int, full pwr, crulff
ell, cass, wire whls
$1 5,500 854-7817 2-Car. Open Sun 12-4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S a ti s I a c I o r y D M V liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $50. 7 22·9693 . ••••••••• : Agt·Aon Young 546-0919 Beaut Condo Treas, ---------kl record. 844-1413 -----------brooks! Newer 2bd, COSTA MESA 2624 NB Prof'I male see ng CREDIT 2907 Drivers Earn up to Fucrnlture Lltte new ---------• to share house/rental. Debbie's Daycare h1na hutch, dining ---------•---------
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1069
2ba, .oar. W/D hkups. Please ca11 497.3392liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii S500 Weekly table, 6 chairs, 3-pc BOATS 7011 CHRYSLER 9050 $1049. Agt, 675·9505. $ M I Long distance phone In CM has openings. 1ea1her sola, collee iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 599 ove n. co. ls soeklng people 2yrs + Fix hrs. Meals t blo Best ollerl Op•N Hous• 3/15 LC a · '84 Le Baron ConvMl .. · ... Ctn, lg mtn cabin·style,• .. •••••••• 10 service storefront \I Lots ol T I \I •44 0415 Outboard Motors 12_ .. Avl 4/1 3br 2ba •• "" • Whl/red Int. 1 owner. rReal Steal! Bring .... . 1Br,wlk·lnclst,pool.n1w COMMERCIAL promo •box route . 545-8177 9.9 Nissnn. $700. -otferl 2br. 2-car gar. fplc, qulet/fam area. carpet, nr bch, Tri/Sq. 1·800·354·7331 Sofa 4.5 yrs old & 2HP Suzuki, $150. Lo·mlles. Full power
Call BJ Johnson ~~g~;%~~htnH~g~s3~ PBaut nkho'::2~f~:,41.R•EAL••E•S•T•A•T•E•• Farmers Ina Insur· •••ill••••• matching recliner. Richard, &44·5345 S3000 OBO. 723·1504 Eiits Realty &4<4-6200 1• ance Agent seeks olfc S4 00 7 t4·723-0432
•Newport Heights• --------E.'Jlde 2bd/1.5ba 2-car mgr. Farmers' Ins exp MERCHANDISE SalVSllp 9" beam, 10 DATSUN 9060
Low Down Paymenttl HUNTINGTON gar, fp, stove, hkups. ---------roq'd. 842·8233, .. •••••••• _M_E_R_C_HAN __ D_I_S_E __ , ~~~~ne~~ us;aio m4a~~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3br/3ba. den, poot. HARBOUR . 2142 sm. P8•411°51Y5a8rd8·2 S985. BUSINESS OFFICE Fiie cterk N.B. baso'" MISC. 6015 s1o per. 875·8835 '76 910 sedan. al\.
mini ocn vu. $525K • FOR RENT 2769 Corporate Officer---------AM/FM cass. new tr•.
Grundy All, 675·6161 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'Slde Sharp 2br w/ •---------• lleeks entry level ANTIQUES 6010 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------Runs great! S650
__________ ,waterfront Beautiful gar. W/0 hk·ups $750. offico clerks. Typlngliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Exlcualve Center POWER BOATS OBO. 75k ong mis 11.n:WPORT 3bd. 3ba. den, dr, gar. & 1 Br w/gar $695. 550·3500aq.ft. ofcs. MONEY spd at 30Wprl'I. ablllty Club Transferable. 7012 540-5~5'754-4455
n,; Dock avt pools, furn, AgVPam 546-5660 Harbor/Adams. C.M. TO LOAN 2914 to run errands, and a 55000 7,23-0520 ---------qOAST 1070 $3350. Agl 675-9505 E'ald• Studio w/sm Larry, 444·0110 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii groat attitude a must. Overs~~~~d with (310) 516·6565 907~-
yard, dog ok. All urns Please lax resume: ---------1 Huntington Harbour 1.fiiOiiiRmDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;r 1 Th• Community paid, large closets, Bad Credit? LA Fitness Corp Olllco A call to Mon Amie Wedding Marina 4261 Warner r•
1f Market Place. LAGUNA assigned prkng. coin COMMERCIAL Overdue Biiia? attn. Mrs. Mer1dlola Classified gown sz-10, valt, allp Ave, H B. 3126197 '78 F350 P/U 4 OI
:' Cla11lfled BEACH 2148 lndry. Av1 now. $525+ PROPERTY 2778 Consolidate nowt 714·509·2530 will hel~ gloves. shoes sz-9. 1 lam. LIEN SALE. w/Hrvlce bed, ladder
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842·58~8 $225 dep. 545-04"2 800/366·9696 XI 449 •---------___ 64_2_·_5_6_8___ $1200 obo 644·5370 1976 2dr Dodge rack. Very strong 460
lie 1\1 RLG Vin CID. New radials with
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST &
FOUND 2925
FOUND Tan rabbit w/
long ears. Very
friendly. Vie or Nwprt
His area 3/6. 6"5-18.44
LQOKI
IF YOU'RtNOT
MAKING )100
BUCKS A DAY
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Found Tortoise.
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C.M. 315 662·18B7 1 .............. ~.-.•
LoaL presc ription
eyegla11es on Balboa
Island 831 ·5308
Loatl Cat In COM.
Himalayan. blue eyH
brOW"n & -rtcoeha tur.
REWAROI Pleaso con•
ta ct owna r a t
6"C>-0420 x-211
LOST: St. Bernard
In Newport/Costa M••• area. l.ovlng family has chllct
w/cancer who mlHH companion.~ Potential
• 1000 RllWMD. . PleaM call
1-4100. ...... •3• _.,
Le•t: 'iVatch, tadlH
1-po braclet QOld·tona
w/aliv.r & dTamonda
In th9 V1Clntv of lhe
Welle '•rgo •ank
•ulldlng rn COM.
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Of 720-9412 Mt 01.
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B36BF6X155366. alum rims Great work
SPEED &
SKI BOATS 7016
13' Bos Whaler 40hp,
stereo. Cherry cond.
Trlr/cvr $5900. Steve
499-5065 755·0299
truck . S2900
540·5995n54-4455
'84 LTD 4dr mld·sla ,
Power, like new, one
owner. records. 51800
090. 723·1604
•ee Tauru• , 4dr. 2.5 liter eng, a./.
full pwr, a m /fm ,
w/c-aes, good running
, cond, good tire•~ _MARIN ___ E_S_L_IP_S__ recently smogged.
s1soo. flfm S4&-5171t
DOCKS 7022 •ae Taurus LX •ctr.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii All e111ras. 2 new lrt.
80' Sllp Prime NB
location Parking avail· able. Call 883·2329
or 721-0783
Side Tie tor 25' sail
l>Oal We'4tt i.tectrieity-. Good locauon/nr Udo,
s~ 00/per ti. 675-el26
AUTOMOBILES
keylesa entry, snrf.
Good c-ond, 1 own•r,
$4,495 080. 960-31,!i
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11 0.•as. Toyota ef KUftlhtWHfl • .._.-
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18595. Torot• 9f
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atoreo. moonroor.
apoltot, AC. CC, mint
cond. 112,100/080. Tto-eau
toll
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Ll!XUS 9115 NISSAN 9150 4.14 8221 VOLKSWAGEN 9235
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1 & AlmOlpllef" 16 Napoleon'•
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17 AbolJI 2 2
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20 Veal 1Ntsala.
22 :itieaoen1 2l --atound
snooped
25 WrHtllnQ hold
28 Ready lo eal
28 Groent'
compan!Qn!I
32 Kitchen appliances
36 -liget 37 Psych. parta
38 Eucalyptus eater
40-0rande
41 f!'!Yt''.cj ""~~fuel source 47 Plains dwelllng
48 Fido's IOrmGl\IOr
49 Plnl·slzed ·
S3 Behilld, on a
ship 57 Ho1-1emperod
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81 AulabaM ~
82 Vlrh
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2 TYP8 ol acid
3 Thaws
4 Noisy tleepefs
5 Anemone
tiorder
6 Not al homt
7 Vexed
8 Classllv
9 Curvy fette~
10 Syrla't 11$
12 Have -In
one's bonnet 13 Actor Jamie -
21 Change the wording ol
23 Alaskan city 25 Romar\ ruler
27 SmaHdoQ
29 Taj Mahal site
S.llM7 0 1"7.Ul>iedf'-~
30 tfammef's 48 Eiwtronmenc target sq l.acklng In 31 -gin contldince
32 Slant 51 T l'1ldl dOwl'I 33 "Garfleld" 52 Soviet foundtf oooc:h 54 Mak• up (tot) 3"' lmmedletefy: 55 Plants With
abbr. fron$ 35 -Paulo, Brazil 58 Trlclt or -
36 Foonal dance 57 Droops
39 Existence 58 Tow 42 Strlldng 59 Conoept
Q EExploter 110 Ancient rfcson -Phoenlclen city
'45 Scorch 63 Guitarist Paul
'13 IJXU9 SC-400 Blk/Blk Full option
only ~2k Certified
2.9% APR #0031923
'9~ Satn'M
5 epeed, air, pt,
economical car. S8595. Torot• of
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AN8WBR8 TO WRBKLY 8RJJ><1E QUIZ $31,977 $31.450
Q, 1 . Both 9Ulnerable, .. South ~hold:
MKlttlt W OVoW ~QJUI
Your .uht-twwl opponent opent
the bidd.int with one dWnond.
Wh.t act.ion do you.take?
A • fn the abeenc. ol'methoda t.o
ehow • black two-e-ulter, the
Instinctive reaction la t.o oven:all
one 1pade, but what if the nest
hand p~pt.. with ajurnp t.c>. uy;
(our diamondt? To ,e& Y,OUr eecond
11ult lnt.o the auctJon, )'OU are now
forcing the biddina t.o ~ five-level.
In the intere1te of economy, it ia
wiaer to overc:a.11 two club8 now,
then introduc;e your epadea at
whatever level neceuaiy.
Q. 2 • A.a South, vulnerable, you
t\old:
611 \,, 2 OAK JS M t&U
What ii your opening bid?
A • The trouble with a one-club
opener ii that. you have no good
rebid over almost any responee
partner 111 lj kely to make, since to
show diamonds nen would be a
reverse. Open one diamond so that
you will have • convenient rebid or
two dube at. your next tum ..
Q. S • Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
•Q QQ J10878S 0782 •t5
The bidding hae proceeded:
NORTII EAST SOl!TB WP.ST
lo P... IQ P ... a• Paa• 1 Whal do you bid now?
A • It is a choice bet.ween three
heam and a pre(erence to three
diamond.I. Since your hand is pri-
marily a one-suiter, and eince your
suit will play well oppCeite even a
Ringlet.on, we prefer lnree hearts.
Take a preference t.o diamonds on
the nen round if, say, partner
rebids four clubs.
Q. 4 , As South, vuln~rable, you
hold:
80tml WDT HOBT8 SABI'
l o P.-lQ P ...
' What do yw bld now?
A • Which of two Oawed bide do
yoo pmer -two heart. with only
three<a.rd support or one no trump
without a dub 1topper? Since the
hand hu no ru.ffing value, ooe no
trump reta • vi,gorowt nod from C.bl1
department.
Q. 5 • Both ~ereble, u South
you hold:
'12 LEXUS SC400
Caahmere/FUll option•
Won't Laatt 1022931
S24,977
•64 a.nus se.oo
Full option Certllled
2.9"' APR #037721
$34,977
'94 LEXUS SC400
Blue 4Sk Ce11. 2.9%
APR. Full option $33,977
OLDSMOBILE 9155
1988DELTA88
Rovel 8rou9hem Fully loaded, V6, dark
blue with light blue In-
terior. 94,000 mllH.
$3,000 or best ptfer. 7'4 574-4267
PEUGEOT 9160
'H4.081
7890 mll••· Black &
Beautiful Almoat NtWI
FLAWLISI
'93 COUNTY
WAGO ..
Low ml. Local car.
Pristine condition!
CD. Loaded, Etc.
$28.950
MIOU tl\'oW OAKJlOU ~108°
The bidding has proceeded~
80trm WEST NORTB BAST
'94 LEXUS ES300
Full Option. 29k
Certified. 2.9% APR.
Wont Last *016784 $24,977
'15 DEF!NDl!R tO Hard Top. Only 1800 ---.-------II mll••I Roll bar,
PONtlAC 9170 Runlng Boarda. WHITBBQUTY
'84 edsSTI Slvr s
•P••d, A/C, new clutch. Leather In!•
rlor. $1,500. 675-3978
l o P"I" IQ P-
1
What do you bid now?
A • We know many would lilte t.o
show the strength ot the band and
a good silt-card ault by jumping t.o
three diamond.I. However, that
could easily lead to miaaing ,a apade
game when North ha. a four-card
epade holding but cannoll bid on lest
the luuid ii ·a miafit. Bid one spade.
Q. 8 • East-West vulnerable, as
South you bold:
•KQJl85S QAI06 oQ Ja •Vold
Your right--hand opponent opena
one no trump. What acUon do you
.Lake?
A • It ia juet a queelion or how
many apadea to bid. You can rea-
sonably expect to take eight trick.I
in your own hand and there is no
way t.o judge what partner might be
able to cont.ribute t.o the cauae. We
like the aggressive jump t.o four
spade.a becauae it could shut out the
opponenta from finding a club game
(or slam) they could easily have.
Three spades is aJso acceptable, but
a wimpy two-apade overa ll ia"11otl
'95 LEXUS LS400
Full option 1 ek Ce11
2.9% APR. 1003891
$41,977
'91 GRAND AM Wht.
Well maintained. New
cass/alereo, a/1, A/C, 103k mis. Blue bk
$5000 +. Asking
$3000. 760-5428, CdM ·LEXUS·
MISSION VIEJO
1 ·800·669·5398 I'-------~ SATURN 9190
MAZDA 9125
'93 MPV VAN V8, loaded, white
'95 S•turn SC2
Loaded, 3,000 Mllet
$13,995 Toyot• of Huntington Beech
714-847-8555
$14,995. Toyote of---------•
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71 4·84 7 ·8 55 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
MERCEDES 9130
'84 380SL 120K,
• Records ~ Very Cleon.
Wht/Blue Llhr Int. S16,675. L2LIL998
Days Only 496-8095
'90 190E 2 .e A steall
Trades ok. Fin & warrt
'88 Semurel Convert.
Red. Clarion stereo. Leaving country.
$2500 QBO 673-8364
'92 Sidekick JX Red
w/nu whl lop, 5 apd,
A/C, pwr tteer. Good
a1ereo. Great RV tow car. Fun lor beach &
off-rood. $7,500 OBO.
(714) 875·8817
a val. S 11 ,950. ---------• 778-1152 TOYOTA 9210
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'89 CAMRY S/W V-8 hlll power, auto,
$9995. Tovo t• of '87 Pulsar red, 111 K, Huntington B••ch
1 owner, porlecl cond. 714-847-8555
ac, a m/fm caSI. Mop ---------• $3550. day 650·3300 '95 Av•lon XLS BllJC,
night 548·2030 blk llhr. V-6, 4dr, a/t,
'te DEFENDER HO
The orlglnal Rhino·
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.on safari • lo miles.
HURRY!
'96 DISCOVERY
Lealher, Aulo, ABS,
Tow pkg, Tiit, CC.
Etc. Only 14k miles.
$27,949
~ t RAH GE ROVER
Lim ited Hunter
model, Very low ml.
Local car. Sold &
serviced by us.
$20,9!50
'98 4 .6 RIOJA
Metallic Beauty. Only 15k ml. Every
concelvable option.
BEAUTY
'94 COUNTY
Only 30k miles. Black , running
boards, grlll guards.
moonroof, Etc ...
SAVEi
6A Q 2 QA S I OA 10 7 8 69 5 I
:;:::::::::::=====:::;:=============;-! The bidding hae proceeded:
Ill. 60680. snrf, full power. 22k
LAND ROVER
MISSION VIEJO
714-36!5·8750
'89 MaKlm•. whtJblue mis. S21k. (800) 686· :::::::::::::=::::::=:::=:::=~ llhr, sunroof, ch rm 1705 pgr, 549-5088
whls. lull pwr, 6-cyl,
5-spd, all upgrades '96 CELICA GT Put a fevv wo,rds
to \Nork for you.
Call 64.2-5678.
"HONDA 9085 HONDA 9085 JEEP 9110
92 Hend• Accord Ex '81 CIVIC au t 0. a /c. p /I
2-dr, lift back. 5·spd. $13,995 Toyote of Good cond $1050 obo Huntington Beach
••831-7149•• 714-847-8555
'80 LX Coupe 5 spd, Why play l1lde 'N
new tires! 40k miles, Seek with childcare?
All ave rcrdt. SI0,000 Ca'1 Cl••allled OBO. 980·5528 todayl 642-567~. ------------
'92 Cherokee Mid·
night blue. Limited.
4x4, loaded. 94k mis. Xtnt cond. 513,500.
847-5009 536-8219
$7000. 714-642-7728 Convort. Only 4k ml. Whlto #033831
'90 Maxima SE Red $22,9,77 w/blk llhr Int, Bose
stereo, phone, all
pwr. New tiros. Looks
& ru ns greatl
$8300 OBO 875-6617
"92 Nissan 240 SX
A u t o , a /c , p /s
S10,995. Toyote 01 • Huntington Be•ch
714-84741555
'95 CAMRY LE
Full Option. 26k.
LeKut Trade. F/Pwr Moonrool 1316129
$15,977
·LEXUS·
MISSION VIEJO
1-800-889·5398
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