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LISTEN ·up .A new approach to sex education Serving the Newport.Mesa community since 1907 ! ·District makes teacher raises. official •Newport-Mesa school board votes for 7% increase, but how it will be paid for .is uncertain so far:· development in Newport Ridge bring m $1.25 tnillion to the r------=---.---------------------------:------------------1 -called the Newport Ridge school district over the next 30 ' • Extension -into a community years, said Michael Fine, chief ! school district and the Newport-facilities district that will fund the financial officer for the school dis-INCREASE TIME PERIOD COST FUNDS AVAILABLE : Mesa Federation of Teachers construction of Newport Coast trtct. ------------------------: .Sy Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot Elementary School and will bene-Trustees also unarurnously 7°0 March '97 June '97 S 1 4 mtlllon Surplus ending balance • reached the agreement Feb. 28 ------------1 NEWPORT-MESA _ District and both the teacher's uru·on and fit other neighborhood schools. approved a contract with the state 7% J 1 •97 J 98 S4 38 milli·on : Castaways, Newport Ridge and Nortel Communications Sys-. u Y • une . Sl.3 m11llon In additional ' employees will see 7% more on the clas~ifted employee's union and Newport Coast develop-terns for a new telecommunica-state revenue not desig-. : their paychecks startlng this approved 1t Monday. nated for increased oper· 1 month and will gel 20/ 0 more start-• 1 think t . ,, men ls are already part of that hons system for the district. ation costs The remain· , " 1 was a WUl-wm, f cili. · .... __ · Th 1 J a ties UC>trict. e system, which w111 be ing S3.08 million will 1 mg next anuary, the school trustee Judy Franco said. "I'm The annexation will relieve implemented by next school year, result from budget c.uts. I board voted unarumously Tues-very grateful for bemg able to Th I · c f · $2 5 nulli d din ---------' d I e rvme o. rom paymg costs . on an ' accor . g 2% -Ja-nu-ary-'98 June '98 S690,000 F ded b bud ' ay. come to a reso ution of the issues $790,000 in devel'Oper fees and to district figures, utility savings un Y get cuts... : But how the board members at hand " will t h · th ' will f th . , b In th. b ax omeowne rs m e new from the new system will cover TOTALS: , j 1 pay or e raise won l e o er action, oard members developme nt more than $700 that cost. The district will borrow 9.37% increase by June 1998 $6.5 million $3.8 mlliiOn lh savings 1 determined until April. voted unanimously to preliminar-annually. # needed to fund it. : Bargaining teams for · the ily approve annexation or a ne w Those Me llo-Roos taxes will •SEE RAISE PAGE 4 ~--~~ -----: .-------------------------_.:..._ __ L._--_--_--_--____,---------------------------------~------~ Costa Mesa senior patrol Officer David Dye watches fellow Officer Graham Bellby, photo right, make a qui°' maneuve r over a table during aikido class ln Dye's studio. Below, Dye demonstrates a move qn motorcycle Officer David Maklyama. No.t so lethal ~eapon F rom the outside, sense1 David Dye's marllaJ arts stuc:iio resembles any of the nondescript warehous· es that surr6und 1t on Uus quiet industrial side street in Costa Mesa. No blazing neon -not even the customary bnght paint promising STRENGTH! CONFIDENCE! SELF-DEFENSE! -advertises its presence. Yet inside, the scene 1s more stnking than you'd find at almost any other dojo, or studio. 1\vo or three times a week , men are learn- • ing to leap, roll, whirl and attack while carrying assault rifles. Sensei David Dye, one of the highest-ranked aikido masters m the country, is also Senior Officer Costa Mesa pol ice Officer David .Dye trains colleagues in the law enforcement appl icat ion of ai kido STORY BY CHRISTOPHER GOFFARO ·:· PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN David Dye of the Costa Mesa Police Department. He's teaching an 18-month intensive course to the depart- me nt's SWAT team, passing on arrest, restraint and survival tech· niques to those who need them in the streets. The current class of seven Costa Mesa policemen should receive black belts this "April. Though they learn to maneuver with prop rifles, sometimes m full combat gear, the 144-hour course stresses techniques to subdue suspects-Wlthout killing or mamung them. The art of aikido lends itseU nat- urally to the task. Less expliaUy brutal than karate or tae kwon do, d1kido features a host of Joint and, wnst locks and emphasi.zes redi- recting an opponent's energy. As the 52-year-old Dye described 1t, "When you're pulled, you roll w1th 1t. When you're pushed, you pivot.• • "The idea is to give the m some- lhlng to use that's less than lethal force, so if·they're in a conironta- llon they have some.thing to use besides their weapons," Dye said. "l'm using specific techniques that would apply to what they would get mto (in the streets) " Dye opened his studio on Logan Avenue in 1985 Over the rune years he's taught specldllzed law- enforcement classes, he's trained police from the Hunhngton Beach, Anaheim, Santa Ana. Garden ..If Grove, Tustin and Newport Beach de partments. Costa Mesa police Officer Phtl • SEE DYE P.AGE 4 Unocal silent on relocation, . layoff pl~ •Hundreds tould lose their jobs, according to reports; .employee says workers kept in the dark. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA ~tESA -As Tosco gedrS up to mo,·e hundreds of 76 Products Co employees to 1h mai · ketmg headquarters in Phoenix. some 700 locdl employees have been asked to stdy \\1lh the compa· ny· through MdTch 31, not kno\.,1ng \\hether they will soon be unemployed 76•ProducU. employee Paul Murphy empdlhlLE!d n,i~:.day with fellov. · employees who are grap- plmg over whether they w1ll have a JOb when Tosco finalizes its ,pur- chase of the company tlus month. ·i:hey (76 Products management) are drag- ging it out.• said Murphy, 57, who said he knows he will lose hls Job.' "They nad told us at one time they will tell us whether we have a job with Tosco or not. Now, if you have a JOb they will tell you and tf you don't they won't tell you." uThere's a fleet of ships to operate ... I can't let them float out there like. frightened litUe ducks... " -EMPLOYEE MULMURPHY · • Secunty was light outside the 76 Products state-_ of-the-art hlgh-nse at Anton Way on Tuesday, a.nud published reports that some 360 to 550 employees could lose their jobs Employees were urged not to talk to the media and media relations personnel released little mtormat1on Murphy said hi employer told workers to hang in They were told that some 7b Products Co employees could tum down offer.. to transfer to Phoenix, he scud Also emplo,·ees who stay on will receive a four-month par mcenuve he said Unocal Spokesman Oa\1d Garc1a \-.ould not con- firm the reports of loonung ldyoffs "We are not m a position to contum those num- bers and are not gomg to speculdte on the number of employees To co will retain,· Garnd said • SEE UNOCAL PAGE 4 Costa. Mesa looking at role of power broker r----------------, I \ I> I· \ I& a · sign in Corona del Mar's future? •City officials discuss forming a municipal electric company to provide cheaper rates and city coffers with some money. By Susan Deemer, Da11y Pilot COSTA MESA -City Council members are getting plugged into a potential new way to make mon- ey for city coffers and save resi- dents money on their electric bills. At a study ses ion held Mon- day, dty officials discussed the emerging ·p ublic power market, Costa Mesa's potential role in it and its impact on local residents. Beginning in January 1998, res· idents will be able to chdose who they want to supply their electrici- ty, much as they do now for long distance telephone services, thanks to a new state Assembly ,bill. / The deregulaUon bill, which Gov. Pete Wilson signed into law 1ut September, also calls for a 10% reduction in electrl~ rates starting in January 1 and • < ... 1 I I " I I < l '\. Should eo.. Mesa form M Electrk C:O.? Should the city provide I electricity to residents. go it alone Of join other dtles to form a larger agency? Call o ur Readers' Hotline at 642~ and l9lw: your Mme. thoughts and phone number. increased competition by allowing local cities, counties and other public agencies to supply energy to residents tndMdually or by join· lng together at regional power authorities. . • see BIU PJ'GE 4 ALMANAC 2 CLASSIFIED 9 LISTEN UP 3 PUBLIC NOTICES 7 SPORTS 5 SURF UPDATE 2 WEATHER 2 , \\ I \ I II I B You'll be enjoying a brtght, bright, bright sunshiny day SO JI ¥OU 're heodlng to the be<fll. don't forget the lemonade and the sunacreen. See WNther, Page 2 • City officials are working to get freeway marker installed that directs people to coastal village. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH-City offi- cials are hammering out a plan to squeeze Corona del Mar onto at least one sign along the stretch of road leading to ·the new San Joaquin Hills toll road. Corona del Mar and Newport Beach disappeared from signs on the San Diego and Costa Mesa freeways when the new toll roe<t opened in November. What Uted to direct drivers to Corona del Mar now says MTo San Joe.quill Hll)s Toll Road.~ Newport Beech van- ished from 1gns on the Costa Mesa freeway, which new renwn blank. These chang did not lit ~en With the towism-driven bUsiriesl people m Newport Beach. •tt'I a much more senoos prob- lem than we're making tt, • Coun· alman John Noyes S4ld d\.lling council cliscusslonS on Monday. City officials ·met with CaltnW ottidals and convinced tbein . to mg •Newport ch Next 4 Exits: erect sagns~~ freeWay MY· A ggn fOJ by The ll'Vlne Co. wUl dnvers near th& MacArthw-&ulevai'd t to New· port Center, which can have its own C4ltrans Ag:n bece\de it's en official goognpblc arM. Cal trans has added Newport feach but not Corona del Muto the toll road signs on tbe San Dlego and Co.ta Mesa freeways.. MAACMARffi/ OA'Y 111.0'T 1be s:igns that now say ·To San Joaquin Hill~ Toll Road• will be cbaoged to tndk'ate ther@ is o free streCdl ~ roed befora the toll roed begins. The cha.ngel did not lndude a.('Y mentioo ot Corona del Mar, prompting bUIUMil OWMl'I there to plan a letter· writing campeign to City Hell. • r - SPORTS Toshiba Pro-Am tees off today Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 LISTEN UP A new approach to sex education ... ·District makes teacher raises official . ...... ·•Newport-Mesa 5ehool board votes for 7% increase, b ut how it will be paid for is uncertam so far. · By M ichelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -District employees will see 7% more on their paycttecks starting thls month and will get 2% more start- ing next January, the school board voted unanimously Tues- day. But how the board members will pay for the raise won't be determined until April. Bargaining leflmS for the school district and the Newport; Mesa Federation of Teachers reached the agreement Feb. 28 and both the teacher's uruon and the classified empft>yee's union approved it Monday. ul think it was a win-win," trustee Judy Franco said. M I'm very grateful for being able to come tp a reso1ution of the issues at hand." ln other action, board members voted unanimously to preliminar- ily appro'!._e annexation of a new Costa Mesa senior patrol OWcer David Dye watches fellow OWcer Graham Beilby, photo .right, make a quick maneuver over a table during alkido class 1n Dye's studJo. Below, Dye demonstrates a move on motorcycle Office r David Makiyama. developthent ln Newport Ridge , -called the Newport Ridge Extension -mto a community facilities district that will fund the construction of Ne':"'}Jort Coast Elementary School and will bene- fit other neighborhood schools. Castaways, Newport Ridge and Newport Coast develop- ments are already part of that facilities district. The annexation will relieve The Irvine Co. from paying $790,000 in developer fees and will tax homeowners in the new development more than $700 annually. · Those Mello-Roos taxes will bring in $). 25 million to the school district over the next 30 years, said Michael Fine, ctuef financial officer for the school dis- trict. Trustees also undnimousJy approved a contract with the state and Nortel Communications Sys- tems for a new telecomrounica- t:!ons system for the district. The system, which will be implemented by next school yedl', costs $2.5 million and, according to district figures, utility savings from the new system will cover that cost. The dJstrict will borrow .• SEE RAISE PAGE 4 . . -r----------------·----------------------------------_,..-, NUMBER CRUNCHING THE SALARY AGREEMEN T RJNOS AVAILABlE I I I I I I COST ~---,---------------------~: INCREASE TIME PERIOD 7°0 March ''n June '97 S 1 4 million Surplus ending balance 1 ----------: July '97 June '98 S4 38 million S 1.3 million m additional 1 state revenue not desig-: nated for inueased oper-: at1on costs. The remain-1 1ng S3.08 million will : result from budget cuts. 1 ---_..___ +---------: 2o/o 1 January '98 -June '98 S690,000 Funded by budget cuts. 1 ----'-------~---------------~: TOTALS: I 9.37~ increase by June 1998 $6.S million $3.8 million In savings : needed to fund it. : I I ~------------------------------------------------------~ Unocal silent on relocatiQn, . . layoff plans • Hundreds could lose their jobs, according to reports; employee says workers kept in the dark. By Susan Deemer. Dally Pilot CQSTA MESA -As Tosco gears up to move hundreds of 76 Producis Co employees to its mdr- keting headquarters m Phoerux, some 700 locdl employees have been asked to ~tay ,,,th the compa- ny through March 31, not kno'"''l119 . whether they will soon be unemployes:l 76 Products employee Paul t-.turphy empatluzed Tue:.da} ''1th fell°'' employees who Me grap- plmg over whether they will have a JOb when Tosco flnahzes its pur- .chase of the company tlus month. "There's a , Not so ·lethal weapon "They (76 Pr-0ducts management) are drag- ging it out,• said Murphy, 57, who said he knows he will lose his JOb. MThey had told us at one time· they will tell us whether we have a job with Tosco or not. Now, if you have a job they will tell you and if you don't they won't tell you." fleet of ships to operate .... 1 can't let them float out there like frightened litUe ducks... "' F rorn the outside, sensei David Dye's martial arts studio resembles any of the nondescript warehous- es that.surround 1t on this quiet industrial side street m Costa Mesa. No blazing neon -not even the customary bright pcilill promising STRENGTH! CONFIDENCE! SELF-DEFENSE! -advertises its - presence. Yet mside, the scene is more striking than you'd h.nd at almost any other dOJO, or studio. Two or three .times a week, men are le arn- ing to leap, roll, whU'l and attack ... while carrying assaul\ rifles. Sense\ Davi.ct Dye, one of tl\e highest-ranked aikido masters m the country, is also Senior Officer Costa Mesa police Officer.David Dye trains colleagues in the law enforcement application of aikido STORY BY CHRISTOPHER GOFFARD ·:· PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN David Dye of the Costa Mesa Police Department. He's teaching an 18-month intensive course to the depart- ment's SWAT team, passing on arrest, restraint and survwal tech- niques to those who need them in the streets. The current class of seven Costa Mesa policemen should receive black belts this April. Though they learn to maneuver with prop rifles, " somet.unes in full combat gear, the 144-hour course stresses techniques to subdue suspects without killing or maiming them. The art of ai.kido lends Itself nat- uraJJy to the ta~k. Less expllcitly brutal than karate or tae kwon do, a1kldo features a host of joint and wnst locks and emphasizes redi- recting an opponent's ene,rgy. As the 52-year-old Dye described it. HWhen you're pulled, you roll with tl. When y~u're pushed, you pivot." "The idea is to give them~ thing to use that's less than lethal force, so if they're in a conl~onta t.Jon they have sometlung to use besides their weapons, n Dye said. ''I'm usmg speofic techruques that would apply to what they would get mto (m the streets) • Dye opened his studio on Logan Avenue in 1985 Over the rune years he's taught specialized law- enforcement classes. he's tramed pollce from the Huntmgton Beach, Anaheun, Sdnta Ana, Garden Grove, Tustm and Newport Beach de partments. Costa Mesa police Officer Phil 8 SEE DYE PAGE 4 -EMPLOYEE PAUL MURPHY • Secunty was light outside th-e 76 Products state- of-the-art tugh-nse dt Anton Way on Tuesday, arrud published report that some 360 to 550 employees coul? lose theu )Obs Employees were urged not to talk to the media and media relations personnel released llttle mfonnation Murphy said h1<; employer told workers to hang in They were told that some 7b Products Co e mployees could tum down offers to transfer to Phoerux, he said Also, emplo,·ees who stay on ,will 'receive a four-month pav mcenuve he said Unocal Spokesman D~1d Garcia would not con- firm the reports of loonung layoffs "We are not tn a position to conhrm those num- bers and are not gotng to speculate on the numbe r of e mployees Tosco will rE>tcnn," Garcia sdld. 8 SEE UNOCAL PAGE 4 Costa Mesa looking at role of power broker r----------------, l\l>L\ Is a sign in Corona del Mar's future?" •City officials discuss forming a municipal electric company to provide cheaper rates and city coffers with some money. By Susan Deemer, Dally Piiot COSTA MESA -City Council members are getting plugged into a potential new way to make mon- ey far city cotters and save resi- dents money on their electric bills. At a study session held Mon- day, city officials discuss~ the emerging public power market, Costa Mesa's potential role in it and its iJJl,pact on local residents. Beginning in January 199B, res- ldents will be able to choose who they want to supply their electrld· ty, much as they do now for Jong distance telephOnc ervices, thanks to a n w state Assembly ,bill. lbe derequlation bill, which -Oov. Pete Wilson signed into law last September, also calls for e 10% reduction in electrio ty 1ates •tarting in January 1996 and -'~..=..-"'--_c. < ,, l I " I I < , "- ShOuld Colt. ..... form 8n llectrk CA? Should the dty provide II eledridty to residents. go it alone or join other cities to form a larger agency? Call our Reeden' Hottlne at 642-6086 •nd leave your name. thoughts and phone number. increased competition by allowing local cities, counties and other public agencies to supply energy to residents individually or by join· 1nq together as regional power authorities. . ALMANAC 2 CLASSIFIED 9 LISTEN UP 3 PUBLIC NOTICES 7 SPORTS s . SURF UPOATE 2 WEATHER 2 \\I \1111 H You 'U be enjoying a bright, bright, bright sunshiny day so ii you 're head.lng to the be<fil. don't /orget the lemonade and the aunscreen. s.. weather, Page 2 I",•, .".I I • City officials are working to get fr eeway marker ins talled that directs people to coastal village. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -City offi- da.ls are hammenng out a plan to squeeze Corona del Mar onto at • least one sign a.long the stretch of road leading to the new San Joaquin ~toll road. Corona del Mar and Newport Beach <lisapped.fed from signs on the San Diego and Costa Mesa freeways wl1en the new toll road opened in November. What used to direct drivers to Corona del Mar now says "To San Joaquin tti1ls Toll Road.• Newport Beach van- ished from tgns on the Costa Mesa freeway, wbicll now remam blank. Th chang did not slt well with the tourlsm-dnven ~ people d N wport Beach. •tt's a mud\ more serious ~ tern than we're making it,• Coun- cilman John Noy s4id during council discussions on Monday. Qty otfidals met with <Altrans officials and convinced them to erect signs along the h'Hway say· ing •Newport Beach Nen' Exits.• A 5191\ paid lor by The Irvine Co. wtll direct drivWi near the ~1aCArthur Boukward mt to New- port Center, whieh can have its own Caltrans sign'*-\t' an ottioel geographic area.. Cal trans has added Newport Beach but not Corona del Mar to the toll road igns on tbe San Otego and Costa Mesa treewaya. Ml.RC MARTIN I DAllV PllOT • • SPORTS Toshiba Pro-Am 'tees off today Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 .. - ' L-ISTEN UP A new approach to ... sex education PAGE 3 District makes teacher raises-Official • . r •Newport-Mesa school board votes for 7% increase, but how it will be paid for is uncertain so far. school district and the Newport-By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot Mesa ~ederation of Teachers reached the agreement Feb. 28 and both the teacher's union and the classified employee's union approved it Monday. NEWPORT-MESA -Distnct employe~s will see 7% more on their paychecks starting this month and will get 2% more start- ing next January, the school board voted unanimously Tues- ur think it was a win-win,. trustee Judy Franco said. ul'm very grateful ror being able to come to a resblullon of the issues day. B1't how the board '!ill pay for the raise determined until April. members-· at hand.• I won't be In other acuon, board members voted unanimously to preliminar- for the ily approve annexation of a new Bargaining teams . - 'Costa Mesa senior patrol Officer David Dye watches fellow omcer Graham Beilby, photo right, ma.k~ a quick maneuver over a table during alkido class In Dye's studio. Below, Dye demonstrates a move on motorcycle Officer David M~yama. develop.ment in N~wport Ricfge -called the Newport Ridge Extension -into a community facilities district that will fund the construction of Newport Coast Elementary School and will bene- fit other neighborhood schools. Castaways, Newport Ridge and Ne wport Coast develop- ments are already part of that facililles dlstrict. The annexation will relieve The Irvine Co. from · paying $790,000 in developer fees and will tax homeowners in the new development more than .$700 annually. Those Mello-Roos taxes will bring in $1.25 million to lhe school district over the next· 30 years. said Michael Fine, chief financial officer for the school dis- trict. Trustees plso unammously approved a contract with the state and Nortel Communications Sys- tems for a new telecommunica- tions system for the district The system, which will be implemented by next school year, costs $2.5 million and, according • to district figures, utility savings from the new system \Vl.ll cover that cost The ctislrict will borrow • SEE RAISE PAGE 4 .-r---------------------------~--------------------------, I . I I I I I I I I I 1 INCREASE TIME PERIOD COST FUNDS AVAILABLE ' 1 I I I I : 7'o March '97 June '97 S 1 4 million Surplus ending bala~e l I <-I : 7% , July '97 June '98 s~ 38 mlllion s 1.3 million in additional : 1 state revenue not desig-1 l nated for increased oper-: 1 at1on costs The remain· 1 : 1ng S3.08 million will : • 1 result from budget cuts. 1 I I I ~ ~ I : 2°~ January '98 June '98 S690.000 Funded by budget cuu l . I I I TOTALS: I : 9.37% lncrease by June 1998 S6.5 millio(I S3.8 million in savings l : needed to fund it. : I -~--~ I ~------------------------------------------------------J Unocal silent on rCloCation, , layoff plans • Hundreds co.uld lose their j,obs, · according to reports; employee says workers kept in the dark. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pi/oc COSTA l\.lESA -As Tosco gears up to move hundreds of 76 Products Co emplo\ees to tll> mdr - ketmg headquarters m Phoerux. some 700 locdl employees1hdve been asked to stay vnth the compa- ny through March 31, not knov.mg whether thev will soon be unemployed · 76 Product£. employee Paul 1urphy-empdlhL7ed Tue!)day with fellow urheres a Not· so lethal weapon -~ employees who are grap- pling over whether they will have a JOb when Tosco finalizes its pur- chase of the company _Uus month. · "They (76 Products mcmageJilent) are drag- ging it out," said Murphy. • 57, who said he knows he will lose hlS JOb. •They had told us at one time they wi.I) tell us whether we have a job with Tosco or not .Now, i.f you have a JOb they will tell you and i.f you don't they won't tell you." fleet of ships to operate ... I can't let them lloat out there like frightened litUe ducks... " I F rom the outside, sensei Dav1d Dye's martial arts studio resembles any of the nondescnpt warehous- es I.hat surround ll on this quiet industrial side street in Costa Mesd. No .blazing neon -not even the- customary bnght eamt promising STRENGTH! CONFIDENCE! SELF-DEFENSE! -advertises its presence. . Yet inside, the scene 1s more striking than you'd find dt almost any other dojo, or studlo. Two or three times a week, men are learn- ing to leap, roll, whirl and attack while carrying assault rifles. Sensei David Dye, one of the lusihest-ranked aik.ido masler-s m the country, is also Seruor Officer Costa M~sa pol ice Officer David Dye trains colleagues in the law enforcement application of aikido STORY BY CHRISTOPHER GOFFARD •:• PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN DaviP Dye of the Cosfa Mesa Police Departm~nt. He's teaching an 18-month intensive course to the depart- ment's.SWAT team, passing on arrest, restraint and survival tech- ruques to those who need them in the streets. The current class of seven Costa Mesa policemen should receive black belts this April:-Though they learn to maneuver with prop rifles, sometimes in full combat gear, the 144-hour course stresses techniques to subdue suspects without killing or mainung them The art of aikido lends itself nat- urally to the task. Less explicitly brutal than karate or tae kwon do, a1kido features a host of Joint and wrist locks and emphasizes redi- recting an opponent's energy. As the sr-yeclf-Old D ye descrlbecf It, "When you're pulled , you roll Wllh 1t. When you're pushed, you pivot." "The idea is to give them some- thing to use that's less than lethal force, so if they're in a conlronta- llon they have something to use besides their weapons," Dye said "I'm using speaiic techniques that would apply to what they would I get mto (in the streets) " Dye opened his studio on Logan Avenue in 1985 Over the nine years he's taught spec1ahzed law- enlorcement classes, he's trained pohce from the Huntington Beach, Anaheun. Santd Ana, Gdrden Grove, Tustin and Newport Beach departments. Cqs~a Mes~ pQ)J~e Officer Ph.lJ • SEE DYE PAGE 4 -EMPLOYEE MULMURPHY .. Secunty was ught outside the 7b Productl> state- of-the-art tugh-nse at An ton Way on Tuesday, anud publl.shed reports that some 360 to 550 employees could lose their jobs. Employees wer~ urged not to talk to the mectici and media relat10ns personnel released little mlormat1on Murphy said his employer told workers to hang in. They were told that some 7n Products Co. employees couJd tum down offer-to transf~r to Phoerux, he sdld Also, emplovees \\ho stay on will receive a four-month pa\ incentive hP said Unocal Spoke man Da\1d Garnd ''ould not con- fum the reports of loonung layoffs "We are not in a pos1uon to conh~ those nurn- ·beTS and are not gomg tolspeculdtl' on the number- of e mployees To co will r<-fdih, • Gama said • SEE UNOCAL PAGE 4 . Costa Mesa looking at role of power broker- r-----~----------, I \ I, I· \ Is a sign in Corona del Mar's ~ture? •City officials discuss forming a.municipal electric company to provide cheaper rates and city coffers with some money. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MI;SA -City Council members are getting plugged into a potential new way to lllake mon- ey for dty coffers and save resi- dents money on their electric bills. At a study session held Mon- day, dty officials discussed the emerging public power market, Costa Mesa's potential role in it and its impact on localresidents. Beginning in January 1998, res- idents will be able to choose who they want to supply their electrici- ty, much as they do now for long distance telephone ervices, thanks to a new state Assembly ,bill. • · The deregulatlon bill, which Gov. Pete Wilson signed into law 1ut September, also calls for a 10% reduction tn electricity rates starting in January 1998 and • <,I I I " I I t l \. Should eo.u MeA form en Ehtdrk: Co.? Should the city provide I electricity to residents. go it alone or join Fe cities to fOfTTI a I agency? Call our elders' Hotline at 642-6086 and tNYe your name. thoughts and phone number. increased competition by allowing local cities, counties and other · · public agendes to supply energy to residents individually or by join· 1ng together as regional power authorities. • SEE BIU PAGE 4 ALMANAC 2 CLASSIFIED 9 • LISTEN UP 3 PUBLIC NOTICES 7 SPORTS 5 SURF UPDATE 2 WEATHER 2 \\ I \ I 11 I H You 'll be enjoying a bright, bright, bright sunshiny day so 11 you're headlng to Die be. don't forget the lemonade cind the sunacreen. See W..ther, Page 2 I•,•, •• .. 1' ' • City officials are working to get freeway marker installed thdt directs people to coastal village. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -C1ty offi- cials are hammering out a plan to. squeeze Corona del Mar onto at least one sign along the stretch of road leading to the new San Joaquin Hills toll road. Corona del Mar and Newport Bea.ch disappeared from igns on th San Diego and Costa Mesa freeways when the new toll road opened in November. What used to direct drivers to Corona del Mar now says "Tu San Joaquin Hills Tull Road.• Newport Beech ven- t.shed from lgns on the Costa Mesa freeway, whk:h now remam blank. These chang did not sit well with the tounsm-driven busine9I pe9ple ol Newport Beach "It's a much more senous prob- lem than we're making it,• Coun· cilman John Noy sa>d during council dlscussl.ons on Mooday. Qty officials met with Caltrans officials and convinced them to erect signs along the treeWay say- mg "Newport Beech Next~ BJ:its. • A sagn paid for by The lMne Co. will direct driven near th MacArthw BoWevard uit to New-port Center, which can ha 1 own Cabreni agn beceute it' · an official geographic aree, Caltrans bas added Newport Beach but ' not Corona del Mar to the toll ro.d signs on the San Diego and Costa Mesa freewaya. MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y Pl.OT • ' .. . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1997 . . CITY EDITOR 1115 YOKOI, SJ almanac • EDITOR'S NOTE: Oo you or some- one you know have a landmark birth· day or aonlversary coming up? If so, we'd like to include it In our Almanac section. Please call the Information into the Readers' Hotline, 042·6086. fax it to 646-4170, or mall It to City Editor Iris Yokoi, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. You may also send photographs, but please be sure to include a self-addressed stamped envelope if you'd like it returned. DEATHS Most recent deaths as report· ed to the Orange County Retorder's Office COST.A MESA • Patnck C. Jackson, 44, on Jan. 8 • Betty J, Magnus, 84, on Jan. 11 • Theo C . Martin, 86, on Jan. 14 • Theodore K. Burgenbauch, 89, Jan. 18 -.. • C lement_ C. Doyle, 81, on Jan. 20 •John A. Qruwell, 52, on Jdn. 16 •.Flore nce 8. Harold, 73·, on Jan. 12 •Betty J . Juarez, 50, on Jan. 12 • Margaret H. Boyette, 69, on Jan. 16 •Jack A . Ross, 65, on Jan. 16 •John M. Slocum, 94, on Jan. 15 • Ruth M . Swanson, 88, on Jan. 19 • Guadalupe /\.I Cervantes, 72, on Jan 22 • Chnstopher N Dorsey, 45, on Jan. 9 NEWPORT BEACH •Arabella R. Raddon, 91, on Jan. 14 . • Normdn H Lancaster, g4, on Jan. 16 ar~ innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH John E. Lane, 35, of Huntiiigton Beach Stacy J . Hansen: 38, of San Juan Capistrano Jess E . Mendoza, 62, of Newport Beach MARRIAGES Most reoeht marriages ~ reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Herby Salazar and Carmen B. Rubio, married on Jan. 6 in San- ta Ana . . • Dewey D. Seaver and Susan Lewis, married on Jan. 4 in·Perris • Stephen W. Larson and Laura J . Rediger, married on Dec. 30 in Costa Mesa • Jason S. Lee an-d Grace S. Cho, married on Jan. 4 in Newport Beach • Edward F. Malm and Mary Ann Cheney, married on Jan. 9 in Santa Ana • Peir-Jiann Liu and Yen-Hsiang Hs.ieh, married on Jan. 9 in San- ta Ana • Victoriano Munguia and Teresa Alvarado, married on Jan. 10 in Santa Ana •David J . Jacob and Lorraine A. Hagmann, married on Jan. 12 .in Newport Beach • Pablo A. Martinez and Blanca E. Salinas, married on Jan. 11 in Costa~esa NEWPORT BEACH I .. • locals. onl . . Tennis Anyone? Hanna Stuart, above, peers through .her tennis racquet during-a mini-introduction to the sport put on by her father, Ken Stuart at St. Mark's ..J Presbyterian preschool in Newport ·Beach Tuesday. The preschoolers are participating in .. Community Workers Month," dedicated to learning about diHerent occupations. Righ~ David Weiland takes a swing at tennis. bri·efly in the news City officiciIS ·] • to modify EaStblufl' interse~tion · II By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot , Turning onto JClffiboree Road. from Bison Avenue could get a' llttfe easier w&en the city. changes the timing on the traffic light there. . The City Council Mondar decided to procee<:l with plans to change the light at the deadlY' intersection that marks the entrance to Eastbluff. With the proposeq change, c~ed "split phasing," Bison 's westbound• side and eastbound side will get' the green light at separate times. Eastbluff residents had com.: plained Uley could not easily. turn left out of their neighborc: hood onto Jamboree Road. City\ officials recommended ·the green' lighi timing changes for Bison Avenue traffic instead of adding; a left-tum arrow. . The intersectit>n has emerged as a sore spot since an accidenl in May killed an Eastbluff moth- er who bad fought for traffi(: safety measures there. The East- bluff Homeowners Association is still considering whether .to install a gate at the entrance to restrict access. City Councilman Tom Edwards, whose district includes_ Eastbluff, said the changes arlht stop light aren't related to the gating proposal. "People have complainecj • about the traffic speed, esp eciaf- • George R. Perron, 73, pn Jan. 19 • Geoffrey C. Petit and Kimberly J. Bender,. married on Jan. 4 in John Lithgow. will appear 'af benefit The show, with a $50 ticket price, is scheduled for 7 p.m ., , 1 March 15 at the Hyatt Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach . er 's district Woman of the Year. ly with people coming up the hut there," he said. •The int~rsec t.ion is an ongoing source of con- cern." ·· • Witold J. Debski, 74, on Jan. 20 • Gertrude C Mooney, 81, on Jan. 16 Santa Ana , • Paul A. Coile and Jillian M . Smith, married on Jan. 4 in Coro- na del Mar • Donald D. Wells, 76, on Jan. 18 • Olive L. Manker, 88, on Jan. 21 •Elsie G. BeaVls, 94, on Jan. "20 •Darin A. Simonian and Pamela J. Decker, married on Jan. 4 in Costa Mesa John Llthgow, star of TV show UThi.rd Rock from the Sun," will appear at a Saturday autism ben- efit at the Hyatt Newporter. The Emmy award-winning actor's performance of comedy and poetry will benefit the Autism Coalition for Creative Education- al and Social Services. Along with his television work. Llthgow has starred in m9vies such ~ • Hany and the Hendersons, • "Terms of Endearment" and "Twilight Zone: The Movie." For tickets send payment to ACCESS, 92 Corporate Par~, Suite· C-500, Irvine, Calif. 9~606. Brewer selected Liechty for the award from her 70th Di..5trict because of Llechty's work on behalf of learning-disabled peo- ple and their families. Liechty, a 0 county resident since 1961, has· lobbied at state and national lev- elS on behalf of the Alliance for the Mentally lli. The project is estimated. t?> cost $37,000 for wire a nd equip· ment replacements. The plan now goes out for contractors' bids, and the council will likely hire a company for the work bf June. DUI ARRESTS T)le following people were arrested recently on susp1c1on of dnvmg ttnder the influence. These people have only been arrested on susp1aon of a crime. and, as with all such crimes, they •Anthony J. Burnham and'Thel- ma M. Cochetas, married on Dec. 7 in Dana Point • Bruce Weltz and An N. Duong, married on Jan. 9 in Santa Ana • David B. Dahlberg and Suzanne T. Senador, married on Jan. 11 in Redondo Beach Da • ,4\Pilot BEAQEBS tf QILINE Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No 642-6086 news stories. Illustrations. edlto· rial matter or advertisements Re<:ord your comments about herern can ~ reproduced with· the Daily Pilot or news tips. out written permission of copy· ADDRESS right owner. VOL. 91, NO. 51 Our address is 330 W. Bay St., HOW JO BEACH US Costa.Mesa, Calif. 92627. THOMAS H. JOHNSON, a rculatlon Publisher ~Q88f CT1QNS The Times Orange County It is the Pilot's Policy to prompt· (800) 252-9141 WlWAM LOBDEU. ly correct all erro!'1 of substance. Advertising Editor STEVE MARBLE, Please call S74-4233. 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Kendall, TER: Send address changes to VK:e President. General M11na9er PRAMOO SHAH, The Newport BffdVC-ostrMesa-1Clm Grlflftfi; Director of Oper atfoos Chief Financial Officer Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa 01997 Calif CN. All fi9hts rtie'Wd . - For information call 841-5796. Liechty honored }?y state legislature Newport Beach reside nt Jean Liechty will be honored March · 17 by the state legislature as Assemblywom~n Marilyn Brew- -In 1983 Liechty founded Reseai:ch Associates, a communi- ty-based group that works to advance medical science through research grants for UCI medical school. Eastbluff residents said they welcome anything that can help, at the intersection that hasi become the neighborboo~: nemesis. ·• "That's a good intermediat~j solution,• resident Bob Flaci 1 said. "Certainly traffic is a bi,: problem for us." ~ • WEATHER SURF . POIHCB F~LES "' TEMPERATURES the west. Expect Looks like it might COSTA MESA Newport Beach partly cloudy skies to become a day of • Harbor Boulevard: A key or other sharp object was used to 70/55 follow patchy low well-timed extremes. Balboa clouds and morning Tl)e morning's light cause SSOO in damage to the door of a car parked in a lot In the 2900 block. 70/55 fog. winds will con-• Ogl• Ord•• The steering column of a car parked in the 200 Costa Mesa tribute to the likeli· block was damaged to the tune of $100 during an attempted 74150 TIDES hood of glassy con· burglary. There was no sl~n of forced entry. , Cor6na del Mar TODAY 69155 First low • ditions early and •West 16th Stn4¢ Ag ass door worth $300.was shattered, probably through possibly by a drill bit hurled by a sllngshOt, at a business in the 5:35 a.m. 0.1 the tide push. That's 900 block. SURF FORECAST First high a good thing with •Sunflower Avenue: A slx·pack of Miller beer worth S4.77 LOCATION SIZE 11:41 a.m. 4.1 Wedge 1·3 SW Second low energy falling off as was stolen from a convenience store In the 1100 block by a it is. By the time man who fled in a 1989 Honda Accord. Newport • 1·2 SW 5:27 p.m. l.O • West Baker Street: Two 18-packs of Budweiser beer worth Blackies 2·3 SW Second high winds kick up as River Jetty 2·3 SW 11:49 p.m. S.1 expected, the tide S27.70 were stolen from a food store in the 700 block by two will be heading out. male juveniles. CdM 1·2 SW THURSDAY First low In between, look for NEWPORT BEAot BOATING 6:38 a.m. 0.41 a blend of swells • S.. hland Drive: A cellular phone, briefcase and 500 lam!-Light winds durin~ First high • from the west and the south-south-nated pictures valued at S2,S50 were stolen from a car. A front morning hours wi I 12:50 p.m. 3.5 window was smashed. come from the west Second tow west. They should • Jamboree ltolld: A $4,500 lap-top 'omputer was stolen from during the afternoon 6:13 p.m. 1.6 produce waves in a business tn the 3500 block. There was no sign of forced entry. and increase to 20 Second high the waist-to chest· •29th Strwt: A S200 stereo was stolen from a car in the 100 knots. Wind waves After Midnigh\ high range with the block. The left rear window was smashed. will build to three best conditions • Santa Ana Avenue: A cellular phone, miscellaneous tools, a -feet.-and-a fouF-foot WAnR around mJd-morn-magnifying glass and 10 empty blood testing kits valued at swell will come from TEMPERATURE: 63 Ing. $510 were stolen from an unlocked car In the 400 block. Beautify Your Yard! We have over IJO years combln«l 5erol~ in thl.s area. Our quality, crttltlvity and MrOlce are wtmatched. TO!]dMF-we wfll tala care of all your landscape and ma.wnry nttda. 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Feldt said: "We have the highest rate of tee.ii pregnancy in the industrialized world. Is th.is because our kids are more sexual- ly active? No. The difference is · that in other countries, teen preg- nancy is a public health problem, and here we define it as a moral· problem." Because I didn't get to this right away, I might have lerit go. Then I learned that Operation Rescue's militan~ troops planned to promote their cause by assaul~g Orange · County school children with 6- • foot-tall photographs of aborted babies as they arrive or leave 'their campuses. And I Jmew that every voice that could be raised should be against th.is self-righteous bar: barism Ulat has its roots in what Gloria Feldt calls a "moral prob- lem." . Let's try to apply a small bit of logic to this most illogical of all current social issues. The Opera- tion Rescue people and their sup- porters start from the premise that anyone who isn't anti-abortion is pr<1-abortion, which, of course, " isn't bue. There's a great differ- ence betw~ supporting the rights of a woman to make choices about her own body and being pro-abortion. I don't know anyone in the pro-choice camp who wouldn't also be very much in favor of removing the reasons for abortion from the human experi- ence -and thus removing abor- . lion, itself. And I don't think anyone on ather side would dispute the fact . that abortions come about for only The misg¢ded war against sex education one reason: as the result of unwanted preg- nancies. There- fore, doesn't it fol- low that eliminat- ing -or at least 'reducing -:;- unwanted,preg- nancies would materially lower the rhetonc in the 17 gave birth to more than 28,000 .------------. babies in Califor- LISTEN UP nia, which has dispute q_ver L..-_..:,....>.&.11 , . the highest per capita rate of teenage pregnan- cy in the nation. Yet the peopl~ who most violent- ly oppose abor- tion also oppose ______ ....... sex education abortion Tights? U you're with me so far. then it joseph n. bell with equal fervor. It simply defies logic. ' seems that the primary effort of both groups · should be directed to ways of pre- venting unwanted pregnancies. And I can't t.h.in:tt of a better start than a thorough, intelligent, com- passionate system of sex education in our public schools -which is the one place we can be sure of reaching all of our children. ln the best of all possible worlds, sex education would take place at ttome, and abstinence would be a feasible alternative. But this isn't the best of all possible worlds. The view of American society as the upper-middle-class home of Judge Hardy who takes Mickey Rooney into his study and explains the facts of life to his fully ~eceptive son is about as far from reality as we can get. U you doubt that, take a look at the numbers. Last year, guls under It especially defies logic when the best. most I effective and most famous public school sex education program was nght here m Orange County. It was inaugurated in 1964 when a citizens advisory committee repre- senting 14 major organizations in Anaheim -church, social, civic, fraternal, medical and law enforcement -worked with school officials to develop the Family Life course of study. Although it was alwdys volun- tary, less than 1 % of the 32,000 eli· gible students chose to opt out, and for almoSt four years Family Lile WdS dccepted as a positive, prideful force in the community. Educators came-from all over.the U.S. to observe and take the pro- gram home because it worked spectacularly. While the rate of illegitimate birth among high school girls in the state of Calif or· nia soared to 9.3 per thousand, it moved in the opposite direction in Anaheim. standing at 3.59 m Fam- ily Ute's fowth year. That's when a group - anchored in the John Birch Sooety -that found the idea oJ public school sex education anathema used some outrageously inaccu- rate and frightening charges to win conbit>l of the Anaheim school board and. dismantle the Family Life program. Nothing ijke it bas reappeared since. Today, Anaheim teens have the highest birth rate in the county. I'm not suggesting that such programs are panaceas for pre- venting teen pregnancy or without problems that need to be dis- cussed and lightly controlled. But are such problems greater than the tidal wave of teen pregnancies or the violent divisions growing out of the abortion issu~ Recent studies indicate that more than half of girls and three- fourths of boys in the U.S. have lest their viiginity by the ti.me they reach 18. Is it really logical to believe that preaching abstinence can even make a dent in these numbers? The countries that have answered "No" to that question and.provided explicit sex informa- tion have a dramatically lower rate of teen pregnancies. Parents who object to sex edu-. cation programs here have always been allowed to withdraw their children. But they want more. They, want it abolished, as well, for those of us who find it desirable and useful -and so far they have been remarkably successful. Why should the}" be permitted to call the shots for all of us? U Operation Rescue is really interest~ in reducing abortion, it shoUld be handing out condoms in front of Orange CoWlty schools instead of waving inflanunatory and trau- matic photographs. • JOSEPH N. BEJ..'S column apPea~ Wednesdays. WEDNEStrAY, MARCH 12, 1997 .. . .. Estancia senior has a head for business • Mindy Tit\ls' essay on technology and business nets her a trip to New York, $3,000 scholarship. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot wrote an essay about the positive and negative implication s of advance· m~nts in te chnology for business Estancia High semor Mindy • (Tecbnol- Titus has always wanted to go ogy) is really to New York City, and tlus year · Mindy Titus getting to be she has been desperately too rapid • se~ching for college scholar-she said. "It's really creabJ19 'a ships. 1· gap between the haves and ln a letter from millionaire have nots ft Steve . Forbes, !itus had these Titus is · still trying to make up two wishes fulfilled. Titus, 17, will fly to New her ~d .. between colleges, but York on tyf arch 31 for the 8Dth she saJd, With Uus scholarslup, I anniversary of Forbes maga- can afford to go to U<?I. an~ have zme to attend business meet-a decent standard of livmg. ings and receive a $3,000 col-~indy said she plans to lege scholarship. ma1or m psychology· and sooal .sh~ applied for the scholar-I behaVl?r· but .that her involve- ship m Jdnuary clfter taking a ment m Juruor Achievement business class. . has sparked an mterest in bus1- For the application, Titus I ness as well briefly in the news Variety of CSULB cl~ses offered locally Cal State Long Beach will hold evening and weekend training and educational classes at 3515 Harbor Blvd. in two con- ference rooms in the FHP build- ing. Classes offered include con· tinued education classes for working adults, technical cours- es, crdss-cultural language development for 'high school teachers and human resource management courses for per- sonnel and supervisory training. ~By Susan Deemer •• • Student essay· contes~ jn search of a gem of a mom COLLEGE PHA ACY SINCE 1962 "OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLY SERVICE." The Gallery of Diamonds is sponsoring its fifth annual "Why mom deserves a diamond" essay contest for Orange County stu- dents in grades 2 through 12. 1Wo first-prize winners each get a diamond retailing for $400. 1Wenty-five second-place win- ners get a sapphire, retailing for 117 began a 20-year search for his $75, and 750 third place winners birth mother. The search ended in get an African garnet. retailing for 1994, when he found out she had $40. died 13 years earller. but that Owner Michael Wdtson came I made the contest even more up with the idea for the contest m . poignant for Watson . 1993. 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ONESOAY, MARCH 12, 1997 cityside •TB -A Reality Check,• explains the dangers and warn-Local class outlined presidential goals A class of fourth graders recently told Weekly Reader exactly what they thought the president's goals should be last fall when they sent drawmgs of ideal classrooms to the magazme. . ing signs of a disease contracted by nearly 100 Orange County youngsters between 1991 and 1995. Call (714) 834-8025. Elizabeth Baldwin's fourth grade class was among the final- ists in the ~eek.ly Reader's 'Goals· for the President Contest and although they didn't win any- thing, they really got into the pro- ject, Baldwm said. Hospital produces teen TB warning Worklng w1th the county Heath Ca.re Agency and the state Department of Health. Hoag Memonal Hospital has produced an educabonal v1deo for teens warrung about the dangers of tuberculosis. The 18-rrunute vtdeo, enlllled I BILL . CPNTINUED FROM 1 "Up to now, in Ora nge Coun-I ty, you went to Edison, peri od," said Mayor Peter Buffa who arranged for Monday's presentd- tion. Astrum Energy Services, LLC, is one of hundreds of indepen- dent companies popplng up in an effort to help citie s and other entities learn how to tap into the power market. The company takes its cut based on the amount of money residents save Buffa said the city nee ds to act qu1ckJy or lose it s opportumty to DYE CONTINUED FROM 1 Hartman, one of the SWAT stu- dents, said the classes have boosted his confidence in han- dling street encounters. "One of the ways people get hurt out there is when they're afraid," he said "(Th.is) is some- thing you can pracucally apply in the streets." Jeff Walker. an Orange County Shenff's Department deputy and a black belt who has studied with Dye since 1991, said the art helped to keep him "out of court." "It's to control and restrain rather than breaking bones and hurting people," Walker said. Ailddo joint locks are more effec- tive in waking up sleeping d.nmks than traditional methods of thumping them in the chest, he said. Dye learned the limitations of traditional arrest-and-control tech- niques soon after he joined the force in 1967. He faced a man crazed on LSD who had just bro- ke n a chair over his own brother's head. Dye struck him with a bdton and found 1t didn't stop him. The man rushed hun, grabbed him in a bear hug, and ctislocated his shoulder .. .... Jewish Federation campaign exceeds goal The 1996 Annual Campaign of the Jewish Federation of Orange County passed the $2 million mark for the first time in its histo- ry, reaching its $2.1 million goal. The Annual Campaign funds many of the Jewish community's programs and services in Orange County and around lhe world. in addition to 1un·d-raising, the Jewish Federation strengthens Jewish life in Orange County through leadership development, community outreach, community planning and the coordination and development of the Jewish federation Campus m Costa Mesa ldp into residents and businesses 'Such as ·s outh Coast Plaza as potential energy customers. But City Council members agreed to proceed wi.th caution. "I don't know if the council will become involved or not," Councilman Jbe Encks011 said "If we did, it would be to ensure service and competJlive pnces." The local utility, in this case Southern California Edison f=o , will continue to provide things such a s transmission and ctistnb- ut1on services. But customers will benefit from competition, lowe r r&tes and consumer choice. agreed Edison representative Ed Robinson. Robinson explained his com- l.f you are not quick with your weapon, he will take that away, too. Not long ago, he faced a woman who was threatening her husband with a 12-inch butcher knife. She pulled back to sCrike. Dye grabbed her arm and took the blade away. He didn't have to draw his gun. Dye began his martial arts career while still in high school, paying for Judo lessons in Ingle- wood by cleaning up the dojo. "In high school I got picked on a lot because of my red hair," he said. Dye's credentials include an eighth-degree black. belt in a spe- cialized police form of aikido known as tai-bo jutsu; a third- degree black. belt in yet another _SIGNS CONTINUED FROM 1 · But now city officials may have worked out a way to appease the enraged Corona del Mar folks. If the council recog- nizes Corona (iel Mar as an offi- oal geographic area, the vil- lage's name can squeeze onto · the Newport Center sign, city public works director Don Webb said. ·"We may end up with more signs . saying Newport Beach than we had before," Webb said. "Corona del Mar could be on at. least one of the median-mounted RAfSE - toNrtNuEo FROM 1 the funds ana will pay it back with the utility savings. The district will reduce the numbe r of separate telephone Imes it is paying for by 70%, pa ny w11J no longer be able to ell power directly to customers, but mstead will offer its power much like the stock exchange. "If d city is considering (sell- mg power). they should move very cautiously and look at all available options," Robinson c;aid. "There are a multitude of power marketeers ... many have started businesses saying we can do lh1s and that.· Enckson said the city would ultunately accept bids from all comparues before choosing one that wouJd benefit residents. "J agree with deregulation to gwe competition to utilities, but we need tt> be careful who we deal with and check them out form called yoshinkai aik.ido; black belts in other martial arts such as judo, jujitsu and karate; and a 1993 induction into the World Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Dye also hosts a series of mar- tial arts instruction tapes, heads the defensive training tactics instrucllon at the Costa Mesa depaitment. and acts as a special . adviser for Keisatsu Aikido of America, lnc .. a group specializing in 18"9i enforcement applications of the art. ln 1980 he founded the Ailddo Federation of California, now 200 members strong. · "Martial arts is probably my second life.· Dye said. "I love it dearly." ·1 used what I WdS taught to use, which was a baton," Dye said. These days. chance s of an unarmed attacker prevailing agarnst Dye are slJ.m to none. And For Reservat10ni. an<l D1recuom Call 723-0621 For Dinner RIVERBOAT RESTAURANT LUNC H BRUNCH BANQUET S Ample Free Parlctnj! 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"First they wanted to build the toll road so cars weren't com· ing through Corona del Mar," she said. "And now they want signs 'telling people to come through Corona del Mar. I never understood in the first place why the businesses didn't want cars coming thr~ugh there." · Fihe said. The communications system will include voice and data inte- gration, voice mail and emer- gency 911 services. Nortell specializes in commu- nications systems for colleges and universities such as Chap- man University in Orange and UCLA. thoroughly," Erickson said. The city of Anaheim, which . has supplied both water and power to its res4fents for 101 years, could consi~ supplying. other cities with po~r or joining with them to deliver it, said Ed Aghjayan, general manager for the Anaheim public utilities divi- sion. Although Anaheim's rates are about 20% lower than Edison's, the city is studying ways to remain competitive in light of the new legislation. Among the city's concerns is losing its biggest cus- tomer to an outside power sup- plier once competition sets in. "Disneyland," swd Aghjayan, ·is a very good customer." Dye, who owns a home video collection of about 150 martial arts movies, said enrollment at his stu- dio increased 35% after action star Steven Seagal's movie •Above the Lawrl premiered in the early' 1990s. "(Seagal) did for aikido what Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris did for the martial arts," he sat.d. $29500 complete Call Toll Free 888-271-4567 Don't Delay, Avoi,d Probate! David Pawlowski Attorney ar Law ·oNoCAL CONTINUED FROM 1 Connecticut-' based Tosco Corp. announced its plans to pur- chase the company in November for about $1.8 millio9. Mayor Peter Bulfa said he hopes another company will set up shop in the high-rise to help maintain the job balance In the dty. ~our concern is losing that many local job~ which we hate to see," he said. "But we are fortu- nate because another company just moved in, Rockwell Illtema- tional." Before 76 Products decided to establish its headquarters in Cos- ta Mesa nearly two years ago, 'then-Mayor Joe Erickson helped ·sell officials on the ~nefits of doing business here. "I am very disappointed that a number of those employees will be out of a job," he said. Jefferson Allen, Tosco's chief financial officer, said back in Jan- uary that some people won't be hired. •It's wilikely for us to pick up all the employees," he said. Allen would not comment Tuesday about the status of cur- rent 76 Products employees, nor the fate of the $15 million high- rise office building in Costa Mesa. Some employees may remain there, while the building could be leased to other companies by Tosco, he said. Tosco, which owns Circle K convenience stores, plans to com- bine the stores at gas stations. The acquisition includes four refineries, three 40,000-ton tankers, 1,500 miles of crude oil and product pipeline and a retail system that includes about 1,350 76-branded gas stations. Larry Higby, president of 76 Products, reportedly will act as a consultant to Tosco for about a year. "He will be staying in Calilor- nia and not moving forward with the new company,• Garcia said. •1 don't know what the ·exact arrangement is, but he will be staying in Orange CbWlty. • Murphy, who works at the Costa Mesa headquarters, says he will work until they stop pay- ing him. He said he has worked for Unocal for. 22 years, ope.Ta ting the company's fleet of tankers. When they are sold, his job will end he said. He'll take some time off before looking ·for a new job. "If 1 quit now because I was disgusted, l give up four months pay,• he said. "There's a fleet of ships to operate ... I can't let them float out there like frightened lit- Ue ducks." Murphy said most employees will receive a handsome sever- ance pay based on their seniority. Each employee, he said, would receive two weeks pay for evecy year they worked for the compa- ny. "It's not a golden parachute or anything.· Mwpby said. . , Ed· Fawcett, president of the· Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- merce, said it's disappointing to see a company like 76 Products leave the city, but noted that there's a need for more office space m Costa Mesa. "On the positive sid.e. I think Tosco-sees the building as a good asset and it will open up some pnme offi~e spaces." be said. a;;-~-..,,,,..~~JJC-MATTRESS Factory utlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! . l. 3 166' Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block South of -05 l'Wy Cl\eZ 1°All An American Cafe 545-7168 CHART YOUR COURSE with The Daily Pilot, as the exclusive newspaper sponsor for the 50th Anniversary Newport to Ensenada lntemationaJ Yacht Race. 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PO~RT~S'-.-E=D~ITOR ROGER CARL$0N, 642-4330, ext. 223 toshiba senior-classic . . CASPER, ALWAY S THE FRIEND L: ST Two-time U.S. Open champion makes first Newport Beach appearance today on the links. pro-ams, having just completed a 16-hour' day on Monday because of his own fund-raising event in San f>1ego. can see the changes taking place as veterans Wee hunseU, Gary Player, Arnold Palme r, Jack Nicklaus, Lee 1i"evino and Chl C hi Rodriguez wind down their careers on managemeQ.t operations:-along with corporate outings that keep him on the go and offer agreeable paychecks. •n ·s good to be wanted." Casper chuckled. tournament std.rts on Thursday But we started domg pro-ams on Wednesdl:iy smce the onset of the Seruor Tour " Cdsper should know fie stdrted on the Senior Toui m 1981, the first vectr of the novel tour. By. Richard Dunn: Daily Pilot the links. "I think what's happening 1s some of N EWPORT BEACH -As dusk settles on some of the Senior PQA Tour's greatest .n~es, the qu~tion of an era coming to an end is raised everywhere Billy Casper goes . these days. · the younger players are ge tting more Casper, who will play in Thursday's MasterCard Champions for players 60 and older at Big Canyon Country Club, ranks sixth on the PGA Tour's all-time money list with 51 titles. input on the playing conditions than the older guys,• Casper said near the 18th green, just moments' b~fore Tuesday's . sunset. "Maybe some of the olde r guys aren't supposed t<>·be around much longer." Casper, the second player in tour Billy Casper history to reach $1 million in eam.lngs. committed to play in the Senior Classic for the first tim~ in the tournament's three-year history last week in the 11th hour. after pulling out of the inaugural event at Mesa Verde Country Club two years ago and last year's tournament ~t Newport Beach because of injunes. Casper was recently honored c1t the PGA Tour's Nissan Open, like Byron Nelson was last year. He was ushered onto the fust tcP w1th defending champion Crd1g Stadler on the fust day Posters of hun ID his younger days v..ere splashed throughout Los Angeles. promoung the event. "That's a Hollywood stdr·" Cdsper said. "that's not me" Casper Sdld 1t shard for pld')-(:'rs over 57 to compete on the Seruor Tour, a lour that features players in theu so-called pnm<' between 50 and Like when he pulled up at Newport Beach Country Club late Tuesday afternoon, just in time to get a quick survey of a goU cow-se he has never played, driving around in a cart to prepare for Toshiba Senior Classic Pro-Ams today and Thursday. Casper, ..yho turns 66 in June, bas been around the PGA since 1955, wllen he Joined the regular tour anq piade headlines when Palmer, Nicklaus and Player didn't win .. But Casper, 5-foot-11. 240 pounds, hasn't played much lately. "Been busy," he said quietly, then referred to his goU course d esign and "The backbone of the Senior Tour has always been the two pro-ams," Casper, a two-ti.me U.S. Open champion, said. "On the reguftlr tour, a pro-am is just played on Wednesday. then the 55 , . Casper was dlso unpressed with NBCC, saying 11 was a "neat goU course" \Vllh more character on the back nine thdn the tront There's a lot of 400-plus-ydrd holes." he sd1d · rn fact . most of·· them are over 400 } ardc; " Casper, who knows about orchestrating TODAY'S PRO-AM PAIRINGS . Shotgun, 7:30 a.m. 1 A · Jim Colbert 18 ·Bud Allin 2 ·Dave Hilt 3A • Calvin Peete 3B • DeWrtt Weaver 4A • Ray Carrasco 4B -Ron Skiles S • Lou Graham 6A • Jerry McGee 6B • Hubert Green 7 • Brian Barnes SA· Larry Ziegler . SB · Bobby Nichols 9 • Miller Barber 10A-Gary Player 10B ·John Bland 11 -Jim Albus 12 ·Tom Shaw 13A • Bob Wynn 13B • Jim Ferree 14 ·Terry Dill 1 SA · Bruce Crampton 1 SB • Bob Dickson 16 ·Dale Douglass 17 A· Buddy Whitten 17B ·David Graham 18 -George Archer . Shotgun. 1 p.m. \ 1 A -Dave Stockton 18 -BQb Charles 2 -Don Bies 3A • Butch Baird 3B • Dick Hendrickson 4A -L. Thompson 48 • David Ojala 5 ·Walter Zembriski 6A • Deane Beman 6B -Dennis Coscina 7 • Gene Littler BA· Billy Casper 88 • Orville Moody 9 • Gay Brewer 1 OA • Jay Sigel 108 ·Charles Coody 11 • Don January 12 • Mike McCullough 13A -D. Eichelberger 13B ·David Oakley 14 -Lee Elder 1 SA • Tommy Aaron 1 SB • Harold Henning 16 -Witt Sowles 17 • lohn D. Morgan 18A-Gil Morgan 188 ·Jack Kiefer BRIAN POBUOA I OAA.Y PllOT Defending Toshi~ Senior Classic champion Jim Colbert puts ln some ti.me on the greens Tuesday. TOSHIBA .•Defending champion has a unique road corr:ipanion, but it's all business. By Richard Dunn, Daily Piiot N.WPORT BEACH -As.32-year-old Kyle l<enny strolled mlo the trailer Tuesddy thdl erve5 as headquarters, Toshiba Seruor Classic tournament director Stephen Wagner quipped: "There goes Jim Colbert Enterpnses " Kenny, you see, manages Colbert's We on the road. ; It started four years ago when Colbert, who has a history of back problems, hired Kenny as his personal trainer on the road. "When you're on the road full ti.me, you realize you've got d lot of nothing to do.· Kenny said "So I had a lot of time to kill. and that's when I approached Jun about do10g other Uungs. • 1997 TOSHIBA QASSIC "When you're ~m the road lull ti.me, you realize you've got a lot of nothing It's strictly business Kenny does whateH•r Colbert asks "l\1ostly, it's arrangements on the road." KE'nn\ c;a1d to do ... " -KYLE KENNY Colbert travels Wlth his entourage m his own airplane, but Kenny keeps lhe ptlot abreast of deacllines and destinabons. while also arranging hotel and transportation dE'ta1Js so the two-time defending Seruor PGA Tour Player of the Year can concentrate on goU "Some of the Uungs might-seem minuscule. but they're unportant, • said Kenny. sporting Cadillac and Callaway logos on his white goU shirt Colbert's pnmal') spon~or!> . Among other Uung on Tue day Kenn} needed to secure six extra guest passes for some of Colbert's farrul)' member He also raked the and after Colbert hit out of a bunker at No. 5 dunng the prae>bce round He stretches Colbert tvvice a day, works on Colbert·~ cardJO\'a!>c-ular ii\ e to SLX tlmes a week, and trains Colbert ID the weight room four to hve times a w£>ek ·(Colbert) had a respectable PGA career, because he won eight t.unE>s, hut he played with physical problems,• said Kenny, who opcrdles a chain of hedlth clubs m the Las Vegas area, where both live. · Colbert swears by the magnetic belt he wears on the goU cour e, d dev1ce th~t helps improve circuliltlon m his back and thus allows hl.m to compete \\ llhout pain "Physically. my body was a big llabwty when I wa!> playmg on the PGA Tour but now lt's an asset," Colbert said. "I haven't-rrussed d day of goU "h(>n I 'P "anted to play. That's the hrst tune I could say that since I was 15 wh<'n m\ hdc k hr;t went out The magnetic bell ts the smgle biggest dJ.fference • Though Colbert, the Senior Classic's defending champion made h1!» mom') belpre joining the Senior Tour in his goU-course management busmes . hP hd<> ecUned over $6.5 million ori the tour. · It's a long way from Kevtn Costner's buddy ID "Tm Cup ... but l\t.>nny <;CT\ es key roles while allowing Colbert to do what he wants. ·All I really like doing is playing in goU toumanwnts " Colbert cUd "I've made a lot of money doing other businesses. other than th.ls. but there' ref\U\ nolhmg else I Wee doing more than playmg goU. "So with the travel the way it is now, staymg m ruce hotels. edtmg m mce restaurants, what else would I want to do? Ret.tre? Then slt1) homt? and pla\ goU?" Colbert, who turned 56 on Sunday. earned $223,810 u;i his best s<>oson on the PGA Tour (1983). r- Teaching pi-o qualjfies No .. 1 ! • Birdie Vision Director Carrasco headed for Toshiba Senior Classic after posting 3-under 67 at Marbella CC. NEWPORT BEACH -Teaching pro Ray Ca.rrasco, less than a day r~oved from qualifying for his initial Senior PGA Tuur event, had to husUe off the practice tee Tuesday in order to-arrive in time for a 4 p.m. golf lesson. Carrasco, after finishing No. 1 with a 3-under-par 67 in the Toshiba Senior Cla.uic Qualifier on Monday at Marbell4 Country Club in San Juan Capistrano, will try to reduce his work loe.d th1a week at a Laguna Hills drtving range after qualllylng for a Senior Tour event in h1I fim try, less than a month after turning SO. 1\vo years ago when Carrasco started Birdie Vtsion, a short-game school at the Hyatt Newporter's Back ~y Golf Course, he said the Senior Tour would be within striking distance when he turned 50. He was right. Even though Carrasco, an Irvine resident, never made a huge impact on the regular tour, he expected to be playing with the seniors because of his ongoing training and successful competition ln the seniors division on the Golden State Tour. •1 tried to reschedule and cancel as many {lessons) as I could for this week," Ca.rrasco said. "I'm still working a few people ln." Once on the Senior Tour, anything can happen. Carrasco knows that. "It's unbelievable when you realize bow fortunate and grateful these players are," he 141d. • Carrasco, who will play m the Senior Classic Pro-Am today at Newport Beach Country Club, reahzes this week could be the start of a We-changing encounter. "It's a wonderful opportunity,• he said. "But it's something I've been praying for and planning for, and I've bet?n doing all the things that are necessary. I've alway worked on my game." ln the qualifier, Carrasco struggled on his second hole. (No 11 ), pulling a shot into a lake, tben rutting a poor pitch to leave lum 18 feet from the nag. But Carrasco sank the long putt to ave bogey, a turning point in his round, because he birdied the next hole an~ never looked back. •Hopefully, l'll be an inspiration to others who have dream , " said Carrasco, whose claim to golf tame is qua.li.fymg for two U.S. Opens, one British Open and finishing second at the 1980 Colombian Operi, ahead of Lee 1\"evino. Carrasco played on the regular tour in 1975 and '76, then ag8.Ul in 1981 -82 in various events. "I really stayed focused (in the qualifier),• Carrasco said. "I knew I was close to making it. You can't get ahead of yourself, like. 'Oh, I'm going to tell my wile right away.'• Ron Skiles, Leonard Thompson and David Oja.la al5o qualified 1rom Mon- day's round. Rick Tall (Laguna Beach), Jay Hyon (F\lllerton) and Jlmmy Adams (Udo Isle) are three of the alternates. 0 Billy Cuper, on tbe st.a• of the Seruor Tour: "lt seems like every ti.me we lose a toumam nt, we'v got ~ or four others who want to glVe us $1 rrullton -or more So 1t really IS ahve and well " • ESPN broadca~ter Jun Kelly was the host of the Youth Chmc at the dnvmg range Tu day aftemoon and emcee of the pro-run paui.ngs party later that rught at the Hyatt Newporter. • ESPN will film a speaal Toshiba compµter cla tonight at Hyatt Newporterend showitthroughoutlbe week There w 35 p er wives igned up for e de !a 1\.lesday. • 1i"eVUlo, H Irwin ano Dave tockton did n amve Tuesday for the practice round, th . nly big~names players yet to epJ>Nf. Def ending champion Jim Colbert. who birdied hol No. 5 all thrM days last year, did not blrdie that bole in ha practice round. ,. • 0 . . • .. ,.., . . . , . . ~ ~ . . . . . .................... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1997 . .. 'I high school .baseball Sea Kings learn ·some lessons as Tustin wins, 7 -6 I · • Corona del Mar miscues too much to overcome in ~erfinrulossatNewport Elles Tournament Tuesday; Orarige awaits Thursday. ul'm trying to have as much patience as I can because I think we 'fl mature' into a -·pretty good ballclub. -By_B_a-rry-Fa_u_lk .... n-er-. Da-tly_Pt_lo_t__ It's just going to be a TUSTIN -Operating on the pterruse that you have to make rmstakes m order to learn from them, the Corona del Mar High baseball team created a lengthy early-season lesson plan Tuesday dt Tuslln High. Baserunning blunders, fielding rrushaps, curious pitch selection and even the inability to properly call timeout he lped the host T11Jer5. build a 6-2 lead, which turned mto a natl-biting 7-6 tri- 'umph in the Newport Ell<s Tour- nd.Jnent quarterfinal. matter of time . . . u -JOE KOH • more than half its seven hits on backspin lobs off their aluminum ha ndles. The Tille rs also had three runners score afte r reaching via walks and had two other runs come across on Cd.M errors. "Today was re ally frustrating," said Corona del Mar Coach Joe Koh. who knew going mto the season there'd be days like this. ~I guess it's good news that we played as bad as we did and still lost only 7-6 to a strong program· like Tustin," Koh said. "If we had brought our "A" game today, it · would have been a different story. There are a lot of lessons for us in this game." DON LEACH I DAJtY P,ll.OT Costa Mesa's Scott Smith bas bis foot planted and his eyes on the ball in Tuesday afternoon's game against Bolsa Grande. "We dtd a lot of things wrong, but I guess that was to be expett- ed when I only had two kid~ back with much varsity experience. I'm trymg to have as much patience as I cdn, because I think we'll mature into a pretty good ball- club It 's 1ust going to be a matter of time and going oyer the nus- takes we make and teaming from them " The news was not all bad for the Sed Kmgs ( 1·1 ), however, as they muscled up for six extJa- base hJls and had the potential · tying and go·ahead runs on board, before Tustin (2-0) squeezed the final out. Sophomore first baseman Ty Harper continued his dynantic debut season on the varsity with three hits and a walk, including a solo home run and an RBI double. Harper is now 5 for 5 on the year, including a two-game cycle (home r, triple, double and a pair si ngles) He ·has also walked twice and has a sacniice. ·How often do you give d sophomore the green light on 3- 0?" Koh asked rhetoncalJy about Harper's fifth-mrung double tpat pulled the v1Sitors to Wlthin one .. "Ty h{ld a great game today and he's already proved quite a bit." If nothing else, Tustin proved opportunistic Tuesday, collecting In addition to Harper's heroics, fe llow sophomores Eric Wiethom and Mark Hatfield matched dou- bles cracked by CdM seniors Royal McMackin and Preston Altobello. But ,. the Sea . Kings helped douse rallies by hitting into two double plays, getting throo/T} out trying to stretch a single, and hav- ing a runner nailed at first after stwnbling on what would have been a sure infield single to the hole. . A Tustin error helped start ~ three-run Cc:IM rally in the fifth, which included three RBI doubles in a span of four at-bats. The tying run was stranded at third, however, and the Sea Kings did- n't score again. The loss sets up a fifth-place semifinal clash with Orange Thursday, with th0e host to be determined. The Panthers were trounced by Capistrano Valley, 18-3, in another quarterfinal Tuesday. NEWl"O«T Euts ToutNAMENT Tustin 7, Corona del M.llr 6 Corona del Mar 011 130 0 · 6 8 3 Tustin 114 100 x -7 7 2 Lewis, Wiethom (4) and Hatfield; Roldan, Gary (5) and Scott. W • Roldan. L -Lewis, 0-1. 2B -41tobello (CdM), McMackin (CdM), Wiethorn (Cd M), Hatfield (CdM), Harper (CdM). REIGN OF ERROR, 10-1 • Fielding blunders ruin Costa Mesa's chances., By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High baseball coach Doug Deats was taking cuts during the pre- game jnfield warmup. He sent a roller to shortstop. It was booted. Another knock to second: lt was mi.Shand.led. The baseball coach wrapped it up and sent his team to the outfield for a pe p talk. He . sent the bat crashing into the chainlink fence by the bench before he followed them. "We weren't ready lo play and that obviously ·carried into the game," Deats ,said. "We just were n't into it." · The 1-1 Mustangs committed nine errors as the visiting Bolsa Grande squad took advantage and walked out of Te Winkle Park with a 10-1 victory. "The team defense was horri- ble," Deats said . Scott Smith took the hill for the Mustangs ai:id recorded a strike- out in a one-two-three first inning. But that was about the only thing that went well for Deats' squad all afternoon. • The Matadors recorded a sin- gle run in each of the next three innings, but forced the hosts to commit four errors in the top of the fifth inning to score a pair of runs: Meanwhile, Bolsa Grande hurler Gus Deleon was having his way with the Mustangs' bats. DeLeon used a an array of oCf- speed pitches and a nasty slider to post seven strikeouts and allowed just four hits lo keep a zero in the Costa Mesa book through five innings. Costa Mesa put together a mini-rally down 3-0 in the fourth. Al Lambert stepped to the plate with baserunners at first and sec- ond. Lambert made his second unsuccessful stab at a bunt, but this time the ball didn't just go, foul-it nailed his right index fin- ger. Deats inserted pinch-hitter Federico Ceja who sent a flare Uito right fie ld for a single, but a baserunning mishap resulted in a double play to snuff the rally. Joe Jeffers closed out the game on the mound for the Mustangs Clli seven runs scored off just three hits. "We're used to being COJllpeti- tive here," Deats said. "We're going to work on defense, defense and more defense." Deats was impressed with Smith 's and Jeffe rs' perfor-o mances. "I'd take a Scott Sntith any day. He just puts it over the plate. And Joe Jeffers went in there and made them hit ground balls," he said. Julius Vasquez hit two singles and Laype DeTemple was o~ for-one With two walks. Brian Montoya scored the Mustangs' lone run on an error after working out a walk. CosTA MESA TOUllNAMEHT Bolsa Grande 10, Costa ~ 1 Bolsa Grande 011 123 2 • 10 7 1 Costa Mesa 000 001 O • 1 4 9 Deleon, Baeder (6) and Roberts; Smith, Jeffers (5) and Vasquez. W . Deleon. L · Smith, 0-1 . 28 · Baeder (BG), Dele'on (BG). Eagles fall, 7-3 · SANTA. ANA -The Estancia High , basel>all squad could not. overcome an early deficit and allowed three unanswered runs in the bottom of the sixth as Foothlll topped the Eagles 7- 4 and denied them their first victory of the spring. The 0-2 Eagles allowed five extra-base hits and. cou· pled with five errors, could not pull out of the early hole they dug themselves. Juan Romo suffered the pitching loss. NlwPCMT Eucs Toe..-m11 Foothl" 7, EstMdll J Estancia 102 000 o' -3 6 5 Foothill 310 003, )( • 7 8 2 J. RomO, Wilson (5) and Tiulnelt; Pierson, t...r•(4) and Arhart. W • Pienon. l • J. Romo, C>-1. 28 -M. Romo (E}, J. Romo (E), Concolino 2 (F), Vent (F), I.mg (F). 38 -Vent (F). · TarS roll, 12-3 SOFTBALL Collett's heavy bat not enough as Costa Mesa fallS to Edison, 15-11 • Urban's second homer in two games one of three four·baggers for Newport Harbor nine. NEWPORT BEACH -New- port Harbor High senior Joe Urban belted his second home run in as many games, but he had plenty of offensive help in the Sailors' 12-3 home triumph over Calvary Chapel Tuesday in the consolation bracket of the Newport Elles Tournament. Urban's three-run blast in the first inning sparke d an eight-run rally that . made things easy for senior left-ban- PONY Rockies roll . past foe, 13 .. 6 NEWPORT BEACH - The 2-0 Rockies of the New- port Pony League defeateu the Cardinals 13-6 Saturday at Ensign Field. T)le Cardinals Jumped • out to a 5-2 lead, but the Rockies fought back with nine runs the next three lnnings, included a five-run filth. Mijanou Pham drilled a baseloaded triple down the leftfield line in that inning. He was 2-for-2 with a pair of walks and tour RBis. David Richardson, John Russell and Josh Yelsey ea.ch collected three hits. Russell pf tched three scoreless innings to record • the wtn. ' ' der Garrett Nuzum, who fanned six in five innings to piclc up the victory. Other bitting stapdouts for the Tars (1-1) included Donner Walters (3 for 4 ',:.vith his first varsity homer and four RBJ), Ray Ohrel (3 for 3 with three runs), Danny Pulido (3 for 3) and Charlie Waite, who belted his first varsity homer. Newport Eeks TourNment Newpoft 12, C.lvwy ~ 3 Calvary Chapel 012 000 O • 3 7 4 Newport 803 100 x • 12 14 2 Stewart. Steckler (2), Molina (6) and Murrietta; Nuzum, Urban (6) and Jones. W -Nuzum, 1-0. l • Stewart. 0-1.28 -Walters (NH). HR -Urban (NH), Walters (NH), .Waite (NH). COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High junior Julie Collett drilled a three-run homer and drove in another run with a single, but eight first-inning errors created too big a hole for the Mustangs to overcome in a 15-11 oonleague loss to visiting Edison Tuesday. Edison took advantage of 11 Mesa errors as the Mustangs (2-2) outhit the Chargers, 7-5. NOM.IAGUE Edison 15, Cost.-Mesa 11 Edison • 822 021 -15 5 4 Costa Mesa 230 411 · 11 7J 1 Yasmin, Crystal (4) and Karr; Ria and Chisholm. W • Yasmin. l • Ria, 3B -Shanley (CM). HR -Collett (CM), Daub (CM). r------------------------------------------------------~ LITTLE LEAGUE ·' No holding those Tigers cosTAl'AllSA -The Costa Nationals Mesa AmericaJ\ Llttle League Major Division opened its sea-COSTA MESA -In the son Saturday when the Tigers Costa Mesa National Little defeated the Yankees 4-3 at League, the Dodgers topped Costa Mesa High School. the Diamondbacks 8-6, while The Tigers were paced the Marlins defeated the Car- .. .ol{.~nsively by Cody Os tr an-'..d.inals 5-4 in Majors action. 1 der's two-run double and Ren-. Samantha Bardell hurled : ny Jackson's RBI triple . six strikeouts in as many : Michael McGuire chipped in innings to Wt the Sun Devils of : with a two hits and a paii of softball Majon over the Bruis-: runs scored. ers. Teresa Van Ausdeln had : Andrew Carich earned the three hits while Gabriella ·1 pitching win and McGuire Acosta knocked out two for I came in to strike out 'the side the Sun Devils. Sabina Couch I in the final inning for the save. ripped a two-run home run for 1 · Steven Errico drilled two Bruilen. : hits for the Yankees. Other scores in the 1 The defensive play of the CostaMesa National Little I game was tutned in by Yan-League: • I kee centerlielder David Bar-Parm • Cubs 9, Diamond- nett who robbed a three-run bock.I 8. I home run from Carlch in the Mlaor A • Cardinals 32, , fifth inning. Dodgen 11. : -Iii A Y 0 R S ' P R A ·y E R B R E A K f A S l "People need the Lord" Fri'day, March 14, 1997 7:3G a.m. Marriott. Hotel 900 Newport Center p rive Newport Beach oin the Mayors of Costa Mesa, Irvine ·and Newport Beach ill the annual Harbor Area Mayors' Prayer Breakfast. Thi~ event is pattemed after the Naltonal Prayer Breakfa~t in Wa~hington, O.C. , which was begun in 1952 by leaders in the U.S. Senate and the House of Representative~ and ii. still held annually. Mayor Ian OeBay of Newport Beach, Mayor Peter Buffa of Costa Mesa, and Mayor Christina Shea of Irvine have pJOclaimed March 14, 1997 to be a diJY set apart for the Mayors' Prayer Breakfast, and the week of March 1 Oth to be Christian Leadership Week. Tl\is is a time sel aside for the rededication of Individuals and our nation to Cod . Ian DeBay Peter Buffa Christina Shea ave Baker will be the guesl speaker al the 33rd Annual Harbor Area Mayors' Prayer Breakfast He was MayOI' and <1 City Council member in the City of Irvine. As a graduate from the University of California Irvine, he excelled as an Honorable Mention All American Ba!.ketb.111 Player and an •Academic Dave Bak.er All American~. He was selected a~ Alumnus of the Century at the University of California at Irvine. Dave is an attorney and is presently Commissioner of the Arena Football League. In Dave's walk with God, he has faced some challenges and he will share how God has been with him during these times. • RESERVATION FORM YourNilfrie _ _.. _ _!___., __ -.;.. ________________________ ..-,.;-~-:-"--'7'---~'--...-..:.~-:-~--- C°"'*1Y.-------.....~---_..,...---'-~-------~-:-_.,.....;.._--...~~-=-------~~· Addia ,~---.._,..~.:..,__ _____ ...._._.;.._ __ ci1y. _ __. ______ __.__ ZIP __ ...,.,. Phone _______ ..:;_~ _ __;-:----~-----:--~~ bt. ---~---'""""'·: I ,. I • L--------1i-----------------------,------------------.,..~ l.......;... ____ ...-..._.;.,_ ____________________ __.;.;.;.:.,..~----..... ---..! __________________ ~---,~ -·- TENNIS SWIMMING sanors win~ 13-5 Eagles · • Newport Harbor's CdM falls victim on singles overwhelms i..ong ! Beach Wilson in t 01:,!0~:1-~on~ de! sweep ! nonlfague matchup. I : LONG' BEACH -Newport Harbor High's boys tennis team ~vened its r~ord' at 1-1 with a ~3-5 nonleague victory at Long JJeach Wilson Tuesday, and are t:>ack on the road again today with '1 trip to Sunny Hills. Mar High's John Cappello and Curtis Ellmore teamed for a dou-Azt ble sweep, but it wasn't enough ecs for the Sea Kings, who dropped a 1 Singles was the key ingredient ln Tuesday's victory as junior John • Rmek and seniors Scott Sims and Mike Hoevel swept their respective opponents. NON&.EAGUE Newport Harbor 13 l ~ Beach Wiison 5 I. Singles • Rinek (NH) def. Casillas, 6-0; pef Hall, 6-0; def. Berkin, 6-0; Sims (NH) won 6-2, 6-0, 6-0; Hoevel (NH) won 6-2, ~~~·les • Hsieh-~inger (NH) lost to oang-Cigliao, 6-7; def. Hunga-Kato, 3, def. Berlinger-Henderson, 6-3; ~er-Cook (NH) wqn 6-3; lost 6-7; n 6-2, Roney-MacMasters (NH) lo~t 1 -6, 5-7, 3·6 I ~agles fall, 10-8 ! HUNTINGTON BEACH '3slancia High's boys lenhis team had 1t all going in the. right direc- tion m No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles, but Huntington Beach's deplh proved decisive Tuesday as lhe host Oilers posted a 10-8 non- ledgue victory. Singles standout MLke Leonard unproved his personal retord to 9-0 with the sweep. but Estancia fell to 1-2 overall. N ONLEAGUE Huntington Beach 10, Estancia 8 Singles · Leonard (E) def. Anderson, PJ;.def. Nakachi, 6-1; def. Hennem, 6-2; Spauldmg (E) lost 0-0, 1-6, 0-6; ~irard (E) lost 1-6, 1-6, 1-6. 1 Oc>Ybles ·Taboada-Sink (E) def. F,hang·Lu. 6-4., def. Rose-Kutas, 6-4, (:fef Solmer-Martinez. 6-2; Zambrano· 'Thompson (E) lost 0-6, 0-6, 0-6; ~aulkner-Ruggiero (E) won 6-4; loSt 4·6, ~on 6-4 . I 12-6 nonleague boys tennis deci- sion to San Marino's Titans. Sophomore Chri8 Jensen ea.med the only singles set Victo- ry for the visitors, who fe ll to 1-1, S.in Marino 12 Corona del Mar 6 Singles: Jensen (CdM) def. Korac. 6-3, lost to Fruttero, 0-6, lost tb Park, 1-6; Fuller (CdM) lost, 0-0, 4-6, 0-6; Mozayenl (CdM) lost. 0-6, 0-6, 0-6. Doubles: Cappello-Ellmore (CdM) def. Gu-Tsu, 6-2, lost to Yang-Yao, 6-7. def. Nguyen-Min, 6-2; Coleman-Oiopfa (CdM) won, 6-1, lost, 4-6, won, 6-4; Jahangiri-Taylor (CdM) lost. 4-6, lost, 5-7, won, 6-4. OCC netters capture 8-1 win over Cypress · COSTA MESA -The Orange Coast College men's tennis team upped its record to 6-4 and evened its Orange Empire Con- ferenc.e mark to 3-3 with a near- perfect victory over visiting Cypress. Clem Albrecth, OCC's number one singles player, paced a sin- gles atearn lhat dropped just one set: _Cypress (3-10, 1-5) picked up its. only win in lhe No. 2 doub1es slot. . ORANGE EMPfftE CoNft:itE¥E Orange Coast 8 Cypres.s.,. Singles -Albrecht (OC) def. Keshavarzi, 7-6. 6-2; Stewart (OC) def. Woo, 6-3. 6-4; Kennedy (OC) def. Patel, 6-2, 7-5; D. Rader (OQ def. Ricketts, 6-1, 7-6; Truong (OC) def. Nguyen, 1-6. 7-6, 6-4; Rebulio-Rangelo (OC) def. Liv, 6-2, 6-2. Ooubles~lbrecht-Stewart (OC} def. Keshavarzi-guyen, 6·3, 7 5; Ricketts· Woo (C) d . Kennedy-Rebulio-Rangelo, 6-2, 6-~Rader-Rader (OC) def Liv- Patel. 6-0, 6·2. I I I I I · BASEBALL ' Nic~erson powers OCC over Hornets II Pirates pUnish Fullerton 'with 16-hit attack; Chandler, iLukin each go 4 for 5. I FULLERTON -Sophon:iore Bryan Moore hurled seven stnke- puts clJld Orange Coast College's )umber fell upon the Fullerton 1-fornels for a 9-4 Orange EmpLTe ~toty. Chad Nickerson cracked a !.l®ble and a solo home· run r.£.cordmg two runs batted in, and 0Mren Chi1ndler and John Luk.Jn edch \Vl'Ol 4-for-5 dnving in d combined five runs. At 3-0 Moore has yet to record a loss. The Pirates move to 3.-4 in OEC play and 10-11 overall. Fullerton boats a 13-9 overall mark and 1-6 in lhe conference. ORANGE EM'tllE CoNmt£Na Orange Coast 9, Fullerton 4 occ 110121111 -9 16 0 Fullerton 011 200 000 · 4 9 3 Moore and Lukin; Piersol, Kennedy (6), Lee (8) and Logan. W · Moore. 3-0. L ·Piersol, 2-3. 2B -Johnson (OCC). Panchak (OCC) 2. Nickerson (OCC), Garcia (F). Hunt (F) HR • Nickerson (OCC). VOLLEYBALL · Mustang splicers even record , COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa High volleyball team leveled its I l'C'Ord at 1-1 with a four-set Vlclory over Westminster High, 15-10, :1s-12, s -15. 17-15. ' A.J Lightvoet slammed down 18 kills and was set up by Chris Shan- 'ey. who tallied 36 assists on lhe evening. Matt Peca paced lhe Mus- ~anq def Pnse with 25 digs. I :Newport Harbor swept at Mira Costa r : MANHATTAN BEACH -Newport Harbor High led m all three ~dmes, but was overcome each ume by host Mira Costa, which earned ta 15-6, 15-12, 15-13 nonleague boys volleyball win Tuesday night. : Sophomore Matt Jameson's eight kills were the highlight for the ~allors, who try t.P even their record Thursday against Huntington , each. I I • Estancia boys, girls post victories over La Quinta. COSTA MESA -Estancia High's boys and girls dealt with the mvading La Quinta Aztecs ln successful fashion Tuesday after- noon in nonleague swimming. the boys posting a 97-62 verdict1 the girls winning. 108-96. Pacing the boys' victory was the opening 200 medley relay team of John Sensten, Brett Taboada, Nate Thorpe and Matt Hos~. with a 1:54.92 clocking, and lhe Eagles were in the dri- ver's seat the rest of lhe way. Pacing the girls were double winners Blake Fnno, Katie Brooks and Lauren Cassity. Frino, a sophomore, won the 200 individual medley in 2:45.4; and the 100 breast in 1:20.6; Brooks, a senior, took the 200 free in 2:30.2 and lhe 100 back in f17.l ; and Cassity, a fr~shman. "'~wept to victories LO the freestyle sprints, postmg marks of 28.1 and 1 :03.5. Both Estancia teams evened their records to 1-1. Bovs Esuncla 97, La.Quinta 62 200 medley relay • 1. Estancia (Sen· sten, Taboada. Thorpe, Hoss), 1 :54.92. 200 free • 1. Graves (E). 2:17.09; 2. Wayman (E). 2:28.98, 3 Guy (LQ), 2:40.80. 200 IM · 1 Vu (LQ), 2:16.36; 2. Hoss (E). 2'33.99; 3. Calkin Cf). 2·40.80. SO free -1. Seacrest (E), 25.28; 2. Roth (LQ), 26.00; 3. Wayman (E), 25.60. 100 fly -1 Thorpe (E), 1: 10.28; 2. Calkin (E). 1: 18.52; 3. Hammings (LQ). . 1:18.9S. · • 100 free · 1. Hoss (E), 53.5; 2. Jennings (LQ), 55.17; 3. D.C. Wells (E), 1 :03.00. 500 free · 1. Sensten (E). 6:30.19; 2. Seacrest {E), 6·39.78; 3. Guy (LQ), . 6:42.40. 200 free relay · 1. Estancia (Wayman. • Calkin, Seacrest, Hoss), 1:43.67. . 100 back • 1 Jennings (LO). 1·06.56; 2 Sensten (E), 1 :07 .43; 3 Thorpe (E). 1:19.88 100 breast • 1. Vu (LQ). 1 :09.08; 2 Taboada (E). 1 14.13; ·3 Roth (LQ), 1:18.49. 400 free relay • 1. Estancia (Thorpe. Sensten, Graves, Baraggrotta), n.t. GlltLS Esuncla 108. l:a Quinta 96 200 medley relay • 1. Estancia (Baker, Frilno, Fassnacht, Cassity), 2: 14.00. 200 free · 1. Brooks (E), 23:02; 2. De la Jara (E), 24.22; 3. Hamamura (LQ), 2:42.3. 200 IM • 1. Frino (E), 2:45.4, 2. Tsuji (E), 2:53.00; 3. Wehr (E), 3:04.7. 50 free • 1. Cassity (E), 28.1; 2. Cirlkin (E). 30.8; 3. Young (LQ), 31.4. 100 fly · 1. Linares (LQ), 1:10.1; 2. Bak- er (E), 1: 18.9; 3. Fassnacht (E), "1 :20.00. 100 free • 1 Cassity (E). 1 :03.S; 2. Llna'res (LQ), 1:06.7; 3. Calkin (E), 1 :08.3. 500 free • 1 Fassnacht (E), 6:45.2; 2. Nelis (E), 7:04 8; 3. Pfeifer (LQ), 8:44.1. 200 free relay • 1. La Quinta, 2:02 1 100 back · 1. Brooks (E). 1:17 1; 2. Bak- er (E), 1:20.2; l De La Jara (E), 1:27 1. 100 breast 1 Frino (E). 1:20.6; 2 Tsuji {E), 1'28.4; 3 Miller (LQ), 1'39.1. 400 free relay · 1. Estancia (erooks. Calkin. Fassnacht, Wehr), 4:34.2. CORRECTION Tuesday's story inadver- JenUy llsted Newport Har- bor Hlgh's guls swimming coach incorrectly. The Sailors, who defeat- ed visiting Costa Mesa in a nonleag\le dual match, are coached by Todd Kolber. I PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC t40TICES I PUBLIC NOTICES restntetlvt co tlkt many above. i clothing. loots end/or other able at sale. Dated this ecllons wllhou1 obtaining YOU MAY EXAMINE the household lltms tocatt<I 12th end 19th day of : PUBLIC NOTICE court epproval. Befort tak· Ille kepi by !he court. ~ It: March. 1997, by PS Or-ing c:tnein very Important are • person Interest In Proptrlb 20153, 2075 angtc:o, Inc: 1 701 Western actions, however. th• r•r-the estace. you may lilt Newport I., Costa Mt11. Avtnut, Glendale. 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(Thia Utlortty lht hHrint CHiii '1'Qllc:ff •~• pr.=.,,y Inc through classtned l!lriN .... -Dareonal llP" but not M ed 10 rumituft. ~-..-..... , t~ -' . TIGHT f.IT • DON lEACH DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa's Layne· DeTemple just beats the tag in a play at first base Tuesda·y afternoon. COLLEGE BASEBALL Vanguards win, again •. SCC in GSAC driver's seat after 8~victory. 8-3 in the GSAC, sent Point Loma packing with a 4-13-1, 2-7 mark. a game-ending double-play. Clark WdS 3 for 4 w1lh a homer and double for the day, and Rob Pegg and Kevm f\ loore were each 2 for 4 for the Vanguards COSTA l\lfESA -Southern Cal- Lfornia College's Vanguards have taken the lead in lhe Golden State Athletic Conference's base- ball race following an uphill 8-6 victory over visiting Point Loma Nazarene. keyed by a f-Our-run fifth-inning uprising which was ignited by Kevin fytoore's leadoff homer and capped by a three-run qinger by Tertik Clark, a fresh- man shortstop. sec rallied from four runs down with two in the fourth, fol- lowed by lhe four-run burst in the . fifth, then answered Pomt Loma's single tallies in the sixth and sev- enth with single digits of their own in the sixth and eighth. Gol.o£N s'rATl Anunc CoNFEMNa ~ C..lifornia Colleg• 8 • Point Loma Nazarene 6 Point Loma 200 201 100 -6 13 2 SoCal College 000 241 Olx 8 10 I Beck, Bowman (5), Wujek. Pl. Robell .(8) and Gonzalez; Baily, Villarreal (7), McReynolds (8) and Pegg W ·Baily, 3-0. l -Bowman. 1-4 S • McReynolds. 1 The Vanguards, 15-7 overall, It was still anyone's game in the ninth i.rutjng when Point Loma put two runners on wilh one out, but. relief pitcher Donovan McReynolds, 'Vho had come on 1.0 the •eighth mrung, induced a grounder which was turned into a 2B · Engle (PL). Forsee {PL). 2 Moore (SCQ, Clark (SCC) HR · Squerra (PL), Baum (PL), Moore (SCC). Clark. {SCC) Eagles outshoot Palm Springs by 24 COSTA l\lfESA -Estancia High captured the five lowest scores en route to a 207-231 win over Palm Springs High. · Andy Thomson earned top honors as he shot a 37. Jeff Perry took second with 40 foijowed by team- mates Nick Johnson and Casey BUsh who scored 43. Don Takaya hit a 44. .HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Newport H8!bor girls roll on Newport beaten by Trabuco Hills COSTA MESA -Vanessa Shaptro drilled a 41 to lead lhe Newport Harbor High guls golf team to a 228-233 win over Esperanza LO rune holes The Sailors' Susanne Day shot a 44 '",lh Eno Haller Just one stroke behind COTO DE CAZA -The Newport Harbor High boys golf team played the last nine holes of a · match wilh 1'rabuco Hills Tuesday at Coto de Caza Golf & Raquel Club and fell three shots short of a victory. Mindy Gayer lut a 47 and Tlffaru Cardwell scored a 51. . Justin Shapiro was a medalist with a 78 to lead Newport Harbor to a combined score of 428 for 18 holes. 1'rabuco Hills shot a 425. The first ~holes were played at Big Canyon Country Club. Corona· ~el Mar falls to University fRVINE -Craig Brooks and Enrus McDonald each shot an 80 for Corona del !'.lar Hlgh's boys golf team at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Club as Vruvers1- . ty edged the Sea Kings 392-414 Max Walltck earned an 81 a~ Chad Towersey was a shot behind. Jason Szolomayer and Bill Collopy each hit 88 as Kevin Olson stroked to an 89 Steve Sparks shot a 94 . Jeff Berms recorded ari 85 and Steve Brooks knocked an 89. Today •Tennis SCHEDULE Community coltt!<Je women Groumont at Orange Coan. 2 pm High school boys -Newport Harbo< at Sunny Hills. 2 30 p m; Century at Estancia 3 pm • SofttNll Community college men · Riwr1tde at Orange Coast. 3 pm High school -Newport Harbof at Esunc1a, 1·15 p.m., ~una Beach at COl'ona del Mar, l :lS p,m. • Volleyball Community college men · Orange CO<Sst at Mt. San Antonio College, 7 p m. Soccer tryouts for Orange Coast United set Orange Coast United is forming a new compeUbve boys under-11 team for the 1997-98 soccer season. Tryouts for the squad are at 2 p.m. Sunday, Mar. 16 at Lincoln Elementary School m Corona del Mar The team is coached by former Newport Harbor High player Esad Pepic. Players born from Aug. l , 1986 through July 31 1987 are eligi- ble The season includes summer tournaments league play in the fall and state playoffs after Dec 25. • Open tryouts for girls under-10 and under-11 OCU Slammers teams will be at 1 p.m . Saturday. ~tar 15 dO Lincoln Elementary School. Walid and Ziad Khoury coach and tram lhe highly successful ' Slammers teams. For tryout or program inlormat:lon, call Terry Mazura al 640-2626. • ' 'll -PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC. NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE buslnHs t_•I? Yts, 1993 Quality Ol.ildoor Adven11-, !UBLIC NOTICE business yel? No Orengt out Nturomedl· 1ng, Inc .. (NV), 1350 Eaat Na1o0nal Golf Reservatrons Fictitious BualneH cal Group-, Isl Vice Prtsi-Aam•ngo Rd • Suitt #230, Fictitious luelneH Network, Inc , Aloo o.,,. .. N•m• Sl•l•menl lltnl Las Vegas. Ntv1d1 89119 Name Slattmtnl P1es1den1 & CEO The lollo~lng persons are Thia acatement wu flit<! This business 11 con. Th• foltowlng persona art Thrt statement v.as I.led doing business as: 1) Inter· v.1th tht County Clerk of dueled by a corpor1t100 doing business 11· Cthcral with tht Councy Clerk ol naltonat Business Trade Orangt Counly on 1 ·31-97 Have you atarted doing Station Records, 655 Baktt Orange County on 2-21-97 v.B.T ), b) lnternallonal 1H7370H28 bus1ntss yet? Yts, 1-01-91 St . ire101. Co111 Miii, 19973708177 rade Solutions. c) Inter· Da1ty P110t Feb. 26. Mar. 5~ {REFILE} CA 9262il Daily Pilat ;tb 19 28, national BusJntss Tradt Quality Ou1door Advtn1s· Cencral $taclon Rtc:ords. M11, 5. 12, 1 7 W977 12, 19, 1997 W985 Ing, Inc , Joimt1 H Elmore/ Sotutlona, d) World Wldt Inc: , (CA~ 855 Baktr St , PUBLIC NOTICE President #ElOI. osca Mtsa, CA Trade, t) World Tradt Groug 2593 Elden Ave .. PUBLIC NOTICE This atatemenc was liltd 92626 I IC. 0911 Mesa. CA 92627 Flctltloue Business w1lh the County Cltrto: ot This buslnus is con· Flclllloue Bualneu Ralatl Antonio Berrios, Name Stetemenl Orange County on 2·8·97 dueled by. 1 corporat•OO N•me St•t•ment ! 2593 .f:ldtn Ave II C. Cosca Tht to1tow1ng per~nt ate 19973710283 Haw you staned dc>ong Tht loftov.1ng pttsons "' Mtsa, CA 92627 Dairy Pilot Mar 5. t2, 19, bualneu )'tt? No d0tng txislntss 11 Luna 1 doing bus1n111 11· Alpine This bu11nt11 IS con· Publlshlng. 989 Victoria 26, 1997 W995 C9"1tal Stalton Rtc0tds, Rty Cal ptt Cluntr ducted by: an lnd1v1dual IA5. Co1ta Mtll, CA trw , AndttoN Kelly, Voc:t C1taner fnd Janitor, 289 Havt you star1ed doing 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Prts1dent W1'son W Costa Mesa, CA business yet? No Sltvtn L Jones. 989 Vic-Flclltlout Builn•H Th11 1t11tmen1 w11 Meo 92627 Ralatt A 81rr101 torla IAS, Cosca Mesa, CA w1lh the Oounly Cltrk of Reynardo Roonguez. 2tt This 1tatemen1 was 11 .. d 92627 Name lt•ltmtnl Orange Councy on 2-11.91 Wiiton w Cott• Mtll, CA w1lh tht County Cteik of Chad M. VOOdtltt, 2456 E Tht IOllOwO''O pe11ons a1t , .. ,17, 1243 92627 Orengt County on 1·2Ml7 Nutwood Ave • Fulltrtoo, dOing busintn ts a) Mon-Daily PllOI Ft 19, 28, Th11 bu1ln1ss 11 con- 10973708841 llfch Beach Rtsott. bl ducted by: an 1oc:t11t1du11 CA 928.'l I ·5417 Monarch 811ch SOClf~· c Mar 5, 12, ~997 W978 Hevt you 1tantd d0"'9 Oefly Pllol Ftb. 26, Mar. 5, Thi• buslntu 11 con-Mo~1ch BHCh Wine oei· PUBLIC NOTICE bullnen Y•n No 1 12, 19, 1997 W984 ducted by: a gtntral Pl!1· tty, 37 Cencre Coult, Mon-Reynaldo Rodtlguu t nerahlp PUBLIC NOTICE Halle you llarted doing arch Buch C11tlornl1 "ctltlout 8u1lnet1 Th11 1ta1trMnl v.at filed butlneu ytl? No 92629 Nlllfte Statement with tht COUf\ty Ct0tk ol Steven I.. Jon.-Otborah Diamond. 37 The followlng PlflOnl ... Otenot Couniy on z.14.97 1 flotlUout ButtMH Thlt lltttmtnl w" flled Ctnttt Cou11, Monarch dOlng butlnl... ... , oun-1ffUltttU N• .... Statement with the COuMy C*ll Of IM<:h, Ce11fon"• 112C2t Ulln v::i. "°4'1t1, 1Hlt Oa1ty PtlOt Ftb. 11, -~ Thia buelntu 11 con-~a 1 ,f~Val-The lollowtng J*IOl'll att Ofltlgl ~y °" 2·1).97 ducted by' an lndNldual Mtt. I, 12, 1197 Wtef 1ff73710971 ~CAmol . doing b\ltlne • u : Otq• ....... you tltned doing UOf\81 Ooll AtfftlltltOtlt Coasl Hudachl Cenl11 a D11ty PllOI Met, I. 12, It, bullntU yet' No N9Cwofk. Inc.., (CA), 3400 ·Chane•t.,. M1e11c11 oroufe 1, 110 26, 1997 -~ D. Diamond A~911\19 oC Iha Ml IC220, • you wUI find Wantlf Ave I 1, Foun-t1111 1111em.ne lrw" ftlt<I Ct>tta Mfta. CA eaat teln Vall~A 92708· 7603 __ "'8UC IOTICE .itt\ lhl County Clef ll 01 Ttlle bualne.. i.. eon-what you need °'"'8' .. NMll'omt<ll· O.enoe County on 1·2~" ducted by: • CUfpotatlOn at the price cal roup ~A), 11180 """' ............... 1H737091 > .... ,,. e ,,..-c1 dOil"9 Wttnar A¥e I 1. Founi.ln ......... ,"'". Oaily Pilot hb 19, <W. you want to pey Vellly, CA 12708-7503 The IOllowlnt peraont .,. Mlt I. 12, 1'97 wt7S ClllMlflN ~yourMO Thia bualn111 11 eon. ~ l:IUtlMat It: Ouallly ,...,. moet oompt..,...,. eta .... ~ ~ by: I COtporlllOn ~·lne1. lo ~lece en ad In •Ive .,,_ C\lfT.nt ... HIYt you ~ad dOlr,g 21'0a Notth Ao.Cl, leea"'-4 IOfy of fOOd9 and ... ...., °'"!'· Ceillfomll t2MS ~ ....... .,.. vtoee ...... , ' .......,. I 'I " ' ' . • • -. ~ -. . . --. -. . • t • • • • • • •· WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12. 1997 --~ ---- PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC!I PUBLIC NOTJCIS PUBLIC NOTtcU PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ,_ llOt >'It •n llnDOfllU d .. ~an A""" mc1t1b llOm .. rwn; e 1nck.a1ve of M.9· ~~~· P-court •ithln tout .-.... WlilfllllW ......-· ---,. ·--" -----._. .............. p.. . ---·-· ... ····------Flctltlo41. 8ualn•H ldtOuS ~ '*'tit ot &J ..a111Ml 1ftlll bt W pllclt to ... -YOU W.V ~ .. f flee of l"-Countv ~der , n°' ncunf: of fl,.t l .. uence o f lNll« Oplorl OM _.. N•m• Statement rwntSktatOllMln C:..ll.A11Mll Tiie '*'Q of IM~ doel lilOI ~ .. CCUlt. I~ 111 f St.id County. ~ ~o ihe~ i.dw co.........., the l•n.re •• pro"'4ded In ..oe Cuipo1lllol" • c:al- The tollowing ~rlOl'lt .,, ~O WA>IW\ IHC 8y !klPIW Couft 1' .. ~ of !lot °' .-alllOm .. • 111 peno11 .......0 111 ihl ..._ nw.trom. ~ 71 TivOUOh b Mid "beed'OI ...... of the dM.cMnt. 1.cdon 9100 of ttM rorni. Co.poilllan. • ..,_. doong bus0n•n ae· Fuuue CM.Ing lfln.Wlll flllt .. ~ af Ot• N -OI a~ a..nea ~ ~ .. .el .. court I l!le, M ShoWn otl ft~ ft""' Wiltly ~ lhefeQI) Tiff PfTl'TlON ,.. CAllliforr'lle Probete OOde ~· Wll ... lit ~ Compultl Sy11em1, '1102 lllli .-ma,. was IHcl Wl1tl 111111 ....,. ~ ..-on of .. ~ oC bTM AeGlllt few ---H*.t mlnllHn ,,._,, ,_.ferr~ 1o In .i'Oi-oWMld in Mid nole(a)'. .,_.. .,. deoecMftt'• n,. tJme for fillnG ~ '° = ....._ TlylOt Orlvt. Hunhngton "" Ccluntt Oelti of Or*'l)t In .. ~ of .. &1119 of "'°"" "'* ,..., s.. °' ... -ot ... ~ Ml Pwal 1 abo\19. Alto Exc•Clt ldv8'CM If ~ !he Will .... oodloile It clelmti Wiii not .. ,.;,. def for CMtl ...... e.acn. cA e2M8 eou,.. on Jtoruwy '" 19117 ADtAAD PU. oa.4. ~ i. (See ldOfl 144CJ> __. °' ..... °' of ~from A11 o.1. ~·t. flnril OT~ • -0( 'tB _, be ~. to .. .J ' rnonthe °' .. '" ~ crl Moung Myini. 7702 TaytOf NOTU·Ths ficatollt Nllne Nl*Clit~GIMntrlll .. tUeQ,..,...lllldP!alwllW ~ « IOCOUlll •Sift>-u..10..0!NfHvdrOC.1• ~ • =.::;,._ n. WILL end~....._-;:.,._ dn lhe\lftllld.--.~Ullh.• Ot1°'•· Hunhnglon BMCll. $1att,,.,.nt t$M IM ytlll tft>tn ..... PlwM ) *fld NI 1eCtOfi 12.llO of .. , O.Of*mtl ~~. ~ h '"--o.. .wilt-,._.. .,.. ,._ e cnhilr'I cMcll ._.. bV I ~~1!26:,~a1nes1 la 'con·:'~:w·=~=-<f:. .:o:.=r~:· Nlllooct~Mtsl ==.:i:m": nd.:;~~t'!~~~~ ~~ :r~~on in no~abo~V EXAM-::.i~.=~ ctuc1ed by: an inct1v1<1uo1 "°"' IM!nm ,..,. ,__.Sl\JfNM & AYl!NIACH. 15790CNG4ttMW!5i.t2.tt28.1997 MIUllHll'Om"'CIOUltdel\ !Pie Upper tlOO Fe•t of tn. rtJw.on17 ~ the file ~ bv the IN! the fie kept by tM fedtnl credit~. ot a Have you ataned ctolng misi be liltO PllOt to 11111 dMe M ~ 1900 Endno ....,,. ......,. ot Said Land, u ~ intetest and court. oourt. If ¥0" .,. a pet-chtCk ~ bV • ...... • business yet? No TM t•no Of '" Sllltmtll c:IOtl CA t143S. .,· .. ~ --PUBLIC NOTICE ICCnT 1 lfll& aci Paniculeltv Set Forti'\ In :ies. If lflY. lnctealt Tl4E PETITION t• eon lrQtMted In the fedtnl &1vlnp end belt M11ung Mylnl --·-IN Oetd Rtcotd•d fabru•rv ure 10 quettf .,thorlty to "'911 ¥0" mev fie u~ .,.,.. i ThlS Stalomenl Wi)S llltd no\ Of illeM _,llOl\tt the "" In llOIW. atd llillflCt '° ~ TA...,__ YOll9 I a 1884 It 1n1ttu1Nnt No. he tald edrniNetel ctle .. cate with dw OOUft • ~ (~, or uyfftp W1th the Coun1y Clerk or ~· 1~ .:.:.:':':. ='J tlON. "*..:.CS MS~ C:\: ~~ Ut f OCfM -~ e4-BfS846 ol Otflclal Rt· c:uted~~ ~ under OW lnd1,,....•nt RequMt f•r a~.t epeclllld In MCUon 11 Or,anga Counly ori 2.3·97 lftOlhlr under Fedefll Sr. dlc:Ultd at •me Cit dllll, lllO II MME ITAlUIOfT PO BOX 22610 Ofds. Alto Excep*'O Ther• undet a ~ Admif"-tr'..._. of (.. Nod~ of It.. filfng of M · the Anandlll Codi t 997 3 709752 common law (Stt s.c*on t«oo tlON. dt and 1,.. the .... Thi IOllowtoO !l'l'SO/l(I) 1_...re LONG BEACH CA IJ(JfJ()1 ff om Any tnd All We tar. ~ t9CM ,Aot. <TN•_,.,... lnwntotY end epp191ael a~ to~ bu9lnla"' Oaily Piiot Fob. 19. 2rs. •I •eci Slismess *'«l.PIO!tssions ,_ ~ ICIP1'd. in end ino busmeu ., S~H Newport~ MISI Rigtlts « tntere•1 T°tleflln, No IQ( • a wntien Ne tv =:=..,,.,.on-of "'-'e .... \9 °' qt If* •e.) At N. the Harth MAt 5, 12. 1997 W965 Co<le1:.' ...... .,. ceitlin Id __,.. P\.US 526 W Kaeefta A~ Of· CH4l6.17l BANOIMw 12.l" 19 Mat1e1 How Acqulied by of . ml Ele!:tion lo .tr to teke eny ~on or eooounl frant.ntr1neetottt Courtly "' • •• ,.......,.., ·,.. 7 • ... • Grfntor, and Owned or u11d seu. fled caused ~rw eodoM wtthout .. _p_~ed In eeodon ~ 700 avtc Cen- PUBLIC NOTICE Ars:..W~e act\Cos MUI ~ofng:,Coutfft = MY~m 2168 W WtA 1907 by Oran101 ,n Con111cdon E:!'!.Oli08 ~ f~ and obtlll'nlng oourt llPP•OY. 12IO of ttw C161fornla ltf DfM Wt«, lanlA ~ Flc1l1lou1 Bu•ln•H CN4070831~WA ~I> 19,26, dnalbtd • 1J::: ng10n01. Allahilm. CA 9'2.804 • PUBLIC NOTICE r:~d Of T~~a~~!f•!~t~o !~: ~·m'°lhe oo:ty ~ ~ a.tON tAlklng.::~:'!n Probllte Code. A R• ~nl&. ~':end Nam• statement t.w5.12. 1997 2128 Mtsa· DIM. NNpolt Tiu business is COncl!Ct'd brt NOTICE OF TfllU$TEE'S ~1'1nd Power to EJCplore, the reu.al ~ Is ~~ ttoZ~ Pl(eOMj r•t :or :r.ri.: N11Soe now held b¥ Wldlr llld The l0Uow1ng pe1Son1 att 811ch. c.fl>IM , an 1ndi~ll SALE T.S No. f'-109'1 Loin Drill Aedrill Remove and and 111()(8 tee ,Zr S ~edw w11 be orm a 1 tOM OMd of TtUll tn the~ doing t>Usaneu as: Proac· PUBLIC NOTICE APN 439-061-14 ' Afgisltllll 11.U llOI ytl l>(gUn No. ~1 TSG No. Sto;. tll• Seme from 1h• e~ sinoe (9C.. ,.quired~ nodoe :-oourt :,-:·... lllU*d In eMd ~ tNe ChlrOP,ICllC. 224 Onyx Tenna ol .... .,. easll 1n trlnUd buSIMtS unoer the 1M1111SAPNNo. 1-.m~ land or to Divert Of Othlf-. 3 1997 t lmw -one o" .. .., ....... ,:;:_· C.lfotnla dt:ICrtllng ... A11enue. 831b0a tslalld. CA IGllCfOFULE lawM money ol .. t.Wtlcl Sl*I ~oous lllSIMSS name YOU ME H DEFAULT UN-WISI U11hH Such ~attr. . iG Col-0 I th ... -h-.a.x ·--· land ttwreln. TM ~ 92662 Of MAL .....an OJI ~ ol Ult. Of pet't hsled hfmn DER A DEED OF TRUST AiQ.tll\ 01 lnttre"' on Anv ll()j'allQ!\ as ~ un. ••• ey ave ...._ .. n.mt. UJt httttofore dt.adlied la'- A1cN11d Michael Boblnsk1, ATf'IWATEULE Qsh encl b11111Ct upon Mii IGN£0 ~YUHGIOM DATED S.f]lernber 11 1995 01Pltr Ptop•rtY Owned or P. 0. Box 17 Petal Wllv.d nodo• °' con-an "'9IM ....... .... batna IOtd ... law. Thi 22.:i Ony.1 Ave Balboa Is• CMt ... A11NG """' 111111 ~ • . n Thl'Si.mtfl wn llled wiltl 1,H.ESS YOU TAKE ACTioN Ltased bV G1tnto1, Wtltllltr cA 9"C97 Sales ~ Hnted to the propoHd 1400 strHi eddreu end oCher' This buslfleSS 1s con· c.lllOl'IM 1or .. C.OU,. o1 Or·..,,,.._., Ttn petta1t of amoul'll 1~ onftbNaiy 13. 1g;7 ERTY, IT w.,y ee SOl.D AT A Aiptnan. ~. ~oe>n· . d1nt ed'!'tnlatretlon 03/05, 03/08, 03112 IN ,.., -PfOP'ftY .. land CA 92662 Suj)lllOI' Court ol lhl.S. ol ---., .. penoNlf "Pl· Countt Clt1'i: o1 Oranot fO PROTECT YOUR PROP· Such Wt iet R1~1111 Shall Be ! Number (916) 387· totion.) n-., lnd~n-C-._.CA trlAa conwnon dt~ If ltnY, ducted oy. an 1nct1v1dua1 wige • .. lid to lie dlCI09itld Wlflpcj NOTICE· Tits Ficnous Harne P<JeuC SALE. F YOU ~ED 111ve. Litloral. PercoltllnQ. th L PavleQkov. ASS1 Va authority Will be grented .1 · ecnbtd aboW Is ~ Have you sianod doing In 1111 t!llllf ol ... &tlll ol 8ids Qt offtll " IJe 1n wmno laltllftl'll expru ti"' ytlB lfom """ EXPlNIATION OF ll1C Presc11pt1V• Ad1udlc•t•d, SldeF uni... .. lntet•aud PUBL c NOTICE bet 211 HlnoWf ~ business ye17 No ROW10 ACK. Oeca&Mcl_ llld wll bt f9CelWd II Ille lfoll· ~ ii was hied In tile Oflice NATURE OF THE PROCEED-SwtulOIY °' Con11actutl, but •. n.197 · 03lt9191. perton m.. en ob;.tltlon lta Meu, CA t2m. 1'.!M( Richard M Bob1nsk1 bee 11 ~~1Nt 171e said atfJc:e II l1't ~mt Of the tl1e County Ot~ A new fie\. 1NGS AGAINST YOU, YOU Wrtnout. Howevet, 1ht Righi to the petition end LONI: ~ undftltgned ~ -.; This staiemont was filed unoetllgflld . .., Mil 11 PllYllle lilSt pul*cliOn llltlol llld l>efote ous 8uS1ntSS NllTle Sl.lltment SHOUlD CONTACT AL.NJ. 0 Ellter upon ihe Surl•c• of 1459053 1how1 good ceuH why fKMC OnER: l702!e1 c""'1a lnY ,...,..., ~ w11h me Coullly Cte1k ol U.. on or ftt'Mlft:fl 24, 1Q97, dlM of'* rr.ist l>e llltd p!IOt ID INll date VER. On 3'1SW7 al 2:00 PM. e Lend in tha Exerc111 of PUBLIC NOTICE the court thould not A.E: F·1fS1&4 IJ>. l'<AWR hlClO!ftdneH of the Or;inge Coun!Y on 1·31·97 • the officl OI GOLDFARB. o.tactMaitll 4, 19117 he ti.no ol lllls staltment dOn Pt1mlfi TNst Deed Sefv· Suell A.gilts. as Reserved by grent the authority. .cil-"84-15 NOTICe . OF addrae and ot;t,. 19973709&24 S~ & AVERBACt1. 1 l.:W PICK ano LH>A PCt< not Of 1tsett .illloNt the use in lcu, Inc.,• Calromla ~ e IMne Comc>tnv. 1n Deed CH81ff7811 A HEARING on the lRUSTEE'S SALE UNDER~· I eny, D<111y Pilot Feb. 19, 26, \'at*lta !llw . Slitl 1QOO, Encino, RAU.O. Plrsonll Aeptsenllhe s s"'9 Of a f;cftous Business rellOn • the:'), appoinled Rtcordad February 8, 1984 NOTICE OF petition will~ h.id on DEED OF TRUST VC1.J NfE. made Seid .. wll ~ Mar 5. 12. 1997 W966 CA 9t43&, ID "" ttotiest ano ol lht ts'* of sad decUstd N~ in 'Mllnon Of the ftOlltl ol ~°'~ l ~ to .. lnS11vmen1 No. 84-PEI II .. TO April 10 1997 I( 1 :45 tHlEFJU. T UNJER A DEED • ~ wtlW ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~·Ind .it>iact ID conlitm1-80UJFARl,STUllMANIAYER· anoltler unoer Fedef11, State. 9"2&35 ~No ·:s 056845 of Olfici•I Record•. _,.....191 P.M. in 099t. 703 locit· OF ~T. MTED C>eQlm..1mp1':;""*r'ea:.~•-' --------lion brt Ud Supencr Court. al U.CH mmon taw (See ~on H 0419567•8ook ...._ d PARCEL 3: Euamen11 a• ~ATll: OF -..-ed et 341 n,. City ti. 14. 188'2 UN.ESS V0U ~ et -"'l::' Fictitious Buslnen llQlll Ht and •nlltttSI ol sad 15760 VfNTURABL"1JSUITi ti seq . Business and Pn>lessions Of'icial Records ~the<if~°' S.1 ~In.flt s.ction Enti· ...,., 'Ui. 1 • .l:;;n~ Drive Orenge CA TAKE H::llON TO ~Ta:T anQI, to pay tha ~ Name Statement <1ec::UM<110ma of dull\, and Ill 1 .) the Reoonter d -Orange 1led C~rt11n ¥aaament1 for w-...-92998. YOUR PROPERTY. rT !\MY ~pal 1Um '11 ttl4' The 1011ow1n9 porsons are riglC. tt.• llld lnllmt the ISt3ll! ENCllOCALFORNIA91 Firs1Fil1no Counl'f. Calfomia, .-:IAed Owners ind Support, Stt; WONOBUB: ~ IF YOU OBJECT TO BESOlDATAPU8UCSAlf. 1) MC\lfWd by •= dc11ng business as: Coastal has ldei~ IC4ilr.d. 111 llld Newpon seacn.costa MIU NtwPolt 8tllth·C0Sta Mesa bf: ~ \hlcinus, QI\ U.mtnt tnd Enc~oach.menl CHARLES WW• .All th• gr•nting of th• F YOU NE.ED #4 ex. of Trust. wfth lrMf Construci1on. 22781 La ID •II tile ceftlln II.II prope~ CN416377 PICK Mart2. t3.19, ~N407084 T·27a4·C Feb 19,26. unmarried woman as Trus(or of the~ Entrtltd ,ea"# ~IEE petition, you ehould ~TION OF THE NA-tMi«>n, u pro"'6ed ri Ou1nta. Mission V101o. CA ~lllldo11n ~1COllntJ ~~ 19117 Mar5,12, 1g;7 Royal Thrift & Loan Company. ~11 0~ N C 0.~~{11 on °d CASE NO. A188352 8PP••r et the hearing 1\JRE Of' THE PROCEED-note(1), actvances. I~ 92691 ....w .... iomia. _._ .... , N C C NOTICE a California CofpOlatioll. as ovent n •· on on• an To ell helre, benefl· and etete yo41r objec· ING ~ YOU. YOU UndtfthttennsofU. Albert Ruiz. Ill, 22781 lo deSclll>e<laslollows PUBLIC OTI E PUBLI Beneficiary Wll •I at public Restrictions Rtcoidad Juna ci•ri••· cteditora, con-tlon• or file written SHOIJLO CONTICT A LAW· of TNlt, ..Umlted Mil ~tn1:· Mission V1e10. CA a.:l~~C:a Dnw. Newpo'1 RM No. tffl37'0lO$ NOT1CE OF mmoN lO auction lo the lllgheG .bidder ~e~:S~f ii=,1=~~~ tingent oreditora, end objeotiont with the YER. A STA.Te.ENT OF 'i:::'.ct!~'rttt!"9 ol T;1~ business Is con· A..PN 040-183-05 FICTmOUSIUSINESS ADMINllTO EITATt 0 =.,ca:~ at 11;r,~ o.-.ng• Countv. C."fomia, pereon1 whomeyother-~ourt before the hear· L£GAL RIGHTS ~ crut9d by .. Id OMd"""J dueled by an indilliduiil Ttnns Of Sii• n c.asll 1n NAME STATEMENT FIAICCll L WDIERA Unled States ~sh a and Amandmen1 Thtreto, wise ~e lnteretted in ing. YO!Jr 8'>PHfanc e nE Et«> OIF ll-IS · TNtt. The tot.al •"'°'" of Have you s1ar1ed doing tawlul money Of the Ul'llld SllllS The tollow!no person(Sl in FM.ltCIS LAWflOC cashiel'a cheOk drll'M'! bV a f\eoon:!ed Jenuuv 25, 1982 the will . or e1tate, o~ may be '" per,on or by NOTICE le i.retir rjtferl M lht unpaid bal#IClt of the ous.Mss yei? No on conlimm<>n of sae or p111 oono 1>us1ness as 8UG POUC IAMOIW &181le"' n81llonal bank dlecll as lnstvment No. 82·27 t 74 both, of . CHUCK WIL your attorney. aJllUTY LOAN SER\llCE ob191tlon 9tCUl'tlO bY .,. AIOerl Ruiz. 111 cast! and 1>1f1nC1 up0n SUCh OOER~TING I BUG. 1 No A186478 ~ i... a stato ~ afederal of Olhclt l RecOfdl of Stl<t. LIAM WONDERS EE IF YOU Aftf . A. CORP .• • tNllll. or SUCC9-property to be 9tM Md tM s1a1emen1 was filed '9tmS end concHons as ar1 Pn>Qre$S W"J, Sle A. Cypttss T c.;:se '* l>enel ancs credl unioo er a chec* ~ County. The IOlll 8'TlOUl'll ol AKA CHARLES WIL· CREDITOR or • contin-.,,. tnmtt. 01 ~ reU«\ltllt eatlmlt~ c:ollta, with lho Counly Clork ot ~ ID 1111 pefSOIW llOl'I-CA 906Xl ' 0 "· '° · ~ a stale O, federal · s 1he unpaid belence of lhe LIAM WONOERSEE • gent creditor of the 11"""8 ~to flt Died ol upenees ~ advancila • 01ango County on 2·28·97 .. ....-.. Ten llfltelt of amounl Ol!lln Extermnaono Company :?IOIS· C0:.,•111 ~O::· and loAn assocllfioo = obligttion 1ecur~ by the A PETITION hea deceeeed1 you mult file TRiii ...-bf~ AL· tM ttrne of the lnllill ~ 19973712572 bldlDl>eOtposlteC!Wllhbd .. Inc. Oelawani. 2170 A • pmons may • auociabon. er~ bani! ~to~sotdandrea· been flied by NORENE your cl..,,, with the LEN BAFFORD. A SH3l.EcallonofttieNottceoflale Oa11y P1101 Mats, 12, 19, 9"2sorollers1Dl>eenwn•noAd .AU11ta.GA30324 :=.1'!"= ~ ~ L soect"IOdlnsectlonS102dlhe 1on•blY 1111mttad co1t•. B.LINGLE lnthe~up~ri~ coultendm•il•copyto ~ Md f9(.Dded on ls: S,48,,ll.06; ~ 2 6 1 997 w994 1111 ... t>e l!C*wd •the llf~· l hs l:lts111ns 1s conclicted 171 BAHDiEAA w ' FRANCIS LAW· ~l'lanci>ll Code and alAhorized ex~nse• t nd ~nces 11 or Court of Cel1forn1e, the pereonel repreaent• 12/Z~ • lnltNrTw'll No. "2· bentftcilry estlf'n1d1H the s.d ottict 11 l1't '"" ahtf Ille a coroomon to do i--In this 51411111 ) the t1m1 of the lnillal ~·· County of Or•ng•. tive appointed by the U12fl9 d Ollcilll reoordl In opening bid to be appoO-PUBLIC NOTICE lltst "'~on herwt end l>efore lhe "OISIRnt commence<J RafE~ t>etn hied 171 N N lhe Nclr1h ttont eretrance tJOn$. 0°9t812ne9 N7~tlCI opf Stl• 11 Tl4E PETmON , .. c ourt within fou1 the ollloe d the County R. matety S13l,S79.26; l'Utl'V· ---------call of salt IWISad tllsinus undtr the lo the County Couflhouse. 700 5 • · · aymenl quHtl that NORENE B. month1\from th• date corder d ORANGE County Inv the right to o«Mt -..th Fictitious Buslntu Oltfd Mlltll 4 1g;7 hcbtous t.IS!ness ni/Tlt o Suunne Lnsel, lomierl)' Su· CMcC«ltof OIMIW9$t, sarta IT'USt be b'( cash. a cHhier's UNG LE b• eppointed es of first l11uence of CALFORNIA. atlCI ~ ~ bid fl.Wthtr by tha blAanCe ol Name S tatement • ZK>N PICl< and. UHOA PICK names llstea a~ on Dectmbe G~ 0.:e~~ Irle Aila., Calloma All '911. title ch~ck drawn on a state or pereonel representative letter• H pro'lided In flt Nollce d a.lit end the total amoul'C due tha lhO following porsons are FW.LO Ptrsonal Aepre.senaove 19 t996 . Supenor rt omit. ai'<I nle<est QOl'M¥ld lo and natJonal bank, e check drlwn to edmmi•ler the eetate 1 ction 9100 of tho Eladlon ID 5e1 ...,...., beneflcllry. Tht Beneftclafy doing business as Wesl of Ille est. ol sad deceased SIGNED OAAIH OOEA~TtNG Cou~ ol ORANGE rtON I*':'~ 11 under said De«! by e •lata or lldertl e1ed11 of th• decedent. c':.rt . p b Cod l'9COrdtd w.wrs • lnllNmenl under said ONd of 1Nlt Co<1s1 Glass D1s1r1bu11n9 GOLOFAAI, STURMAJil I AVER· COMPANY INC By Gene l THE ~ f'IC1Jts1S d Tl\llt 111 the property duated unon, or e check cltewn by THE PETITION re-Th 1 or~e ro fate fT e. No 95-451118S d Mid Olftclal hefetdore uec\Od .-528 Cane ha Nowporl U.CH Smlll c~ ... & Tie~ Suzanne lessd. lomieflY Su· in said County, Oalifornla • stlte er 1.-.. 1evingl and h d ed , • tlm. or 1 mg cklWfed to the undtulgnad Beach CA f)2660 1 ~..., anne Gtace sanoe11 be IP'-descnblng the boo therein toan uaoci1t1011. 11Vlng1 quHt• t • ec. . ent .• cleimt will not expire Reoorda. Wl.L. SEU on "'1197 a wrttttn Oadardon d Derek Slil'!gsby, 528 can· l5760 'rfNTURA BL"1J SU!i 1115 s~ttment was hied wilt! pointed as persona 11pt1se~ The property hereCd0te ~ auociation, "'11v1ngs banll Will •nd c~icila, •f before four months Ill 10:00 llM. IN THE FRONT Odeull and Demtnd fW cha Newpo1t Be3ch. CA ENCINOCALFORNJA g: ~~~.,Z~.';5 ~~70tanoe1D ldmrul!r !he estata of Ille IGflbed is bfflg sold ·as is·. specifiedln1ec11on6102ot envb beT~Wi~ ,: from the hearing dat• OF THE F\.AGPOl..ES AT s.i.,andawrftlenNcdct.of 92660 NOT""E T fl · oecedent Ttie strMI address and olhel the Financitl Code and au· pro 1te. . a 8 . noticed above. THE MAI"' ENTRY AAEA TO OdeUlt ~ Bectton to titl. Thi~ business 1s con· Newport Beach-Cosla Mrsa ,.... • lllS Cll~ous Name THE P£TTTION ~ms tl1e common designation, if -t• ol ,nonzed 10 do. bu11ne11 1n •nv codiclla ~re . evail-YOU MAY EXA~ THE PlACENT\A a\llC OEN-Tlw undtrllaned uuM dueled b" 1111 1no1v1dual CN416378 PICK Mat 12.13.19. Stattment eJUJ"5 h~ yu11 lrom decedent's WILL and ccOdts, 11 tllO real property do!icribed 1hl1 s1att. The 1t1eet 1d· able for ex1mmet1on in INE the file kept by thl TER. 401-411 E. 01.APtMN said Natlce d Dltalft Ml Have you stancd doing 19117 ~ ,g:1~ it was d"~ 1~ lhe ~hee any, be acmtl!d ., piobllt Tiie abcMI is ~ed to be: 2nt dre11 and other common the file kept by the coult. If you .,. 1 per-AVENUE. PlACEton'\A. CA AT Electlon to Sell to be ,_. bu!>•ness ycl? No PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 84J ounty ~ ~ 1c' Wiii and 111)' codols 111 IWlllblt Sk',4n Cirde Costa Mesa. CA deaigna1ion. If any, of tbe court. aon intermed In th• P\JBUC AUCllON TO THE cOfded In the county wt.. Derek S1111gsby ous smess ame tatemen rorexarn""on'" the Irle kept 171 92626 The undersigned ,.., property described •boW THE ·PETmON re-fll HIGHEST BIOOER FOR the real property ls~ This s1a1cmon1 was flloa must 1>t hied pnor to Ulal date lhe coutl Tnisiee disclaims rirrt l1abilily ii purpot1ed to be: 27 SE,t.· quoete' authorifY to •~tete, you ~ • CASH (peyab6e 111 timed u1e and mor• than three monffil with lhe Counly Clerk ol Alt No. 11973712413 Tilt hhng ol lhs statement dOes lliE PETJT()N ~eats for Wl'f lnccrmctneiss of the BROOK COVE NEWPORT edminitter the eetate w ith the coult • 0~111 In ~ d the Unfed haw e\lpted alnQe eutb Orange County on 2·13·97 FIClTTlOUS IUSINESS not 0111Stl1 authonu lhe ust in llllhOnty IO ldmlnistlr the estalt \trod addl9U and ~her BEACH, <;A 9'2660. The under th• lnd•ptndent ~equHtf ~orfir SpfoilA Slalea) .,."; tlltl lild ""-· recordatk>n. ~ Tn.11t 19973 710980 IWIE STATEMENT !hs Sta~ ol a ncbb0us 84J11ness unoer the 1noependent Admini· common designation, 11 an~. undersigned Trustee d••· Admlni•tr•tlon of fa· . otice 0 t • i ing 0 •n _, · to' end now lltld Dffd ~s. Inc.. • Cllf. Daily P11o1 March 12. 19, The fallowing pet10n(s) 1nre Name in 't'lo1~on o1 the nottts ol stmon OI Est*s Aa. (This $"°""" herein Said sale ..-a cl1ima anv llabililV for 1nv tat•• Ac t. (Thia euthori· '1ventory end epprei•1 ~ .~ aaiCI Died d TNll fomll Cofpofltlon, •• Tnd- 26 Apnl 2 1997 WOOJ doing ll111nass as NORM anotlltr undef FeOtraf. Stale. o aithonti 1111u allow the Pll'SOflll be made. tKA without oovenant incom1ctneu of the 1tree1 ty wifl allow the per•on-0 eetatlttle eaeeb or 0 In the slfultled 1 uid tee, 2020 East Flnt ..., · · REEVES AUTO CAflE SUPERCEN-common law CStt ~on i4 ~lllDlll ID Ille manv or wa!Tal\ty. eicpceued or address end other common el repfe1tnt•dve 10 teke any P• • on or eocount property n SUie 120. SantrAna. Clll- PUBLIC NOTICE TEA. /IJ #t791590. 18500 S'-ide· et StQ . 84Jsiness and Pn>1esS1ons aons without o«D11ng cou Implied, regarding title. pog-deaiqnanon. It eriv. shown meny ection• without .. p rovided In ~lion County and ~ htrell~ fomla 1270M02t, 1n.1 ... baler Rold. PO Bo11 ~10. Codt) ljlpl'OYll llelOfl tllllno cen.n session. or e~br.lnces. to herein. 9enellc11ry: BANK obteanin9 court epprov· 1250 of the Clllifornl• ~ • LOT • Sale lnformaition tbnber Fictitious Bualneas CemlOs.CA~~O nrst'111no *Y 1~ Dona ~ P9Y the remanng principgl OF AMERICA NT & SA. 81 Befort teking certain Prob•U Code. A I;' .. -mACT 2344, IN nE aTY (ltC) 387·7721. 8y: ~ Name S l•ttmenl Sout11em Cllrloma C¥ Catt Ntwl)C)lt9eacil·Co511 Mua the penona repment3*w'Mll tJi sum ol lhe fde(a) secured by FORECLOSURE/BANK· • . rt nt ti n queat for Speclal Notice OF COST~ t.ESA. M PER W. JenU.en, Viet ~ The tollow1ng pe'.sons Dre C.toma. 18500 S"Otl>aleer ()N~2247661.Qfeb19.26. ~ftc! IO ~ ~ ID u·•· uld Deed d TIUSI, ~ lntor-fWPTCY· DEPT., ATIN: '{!r:,:r-:0 t~t ::r.:ne,;. form i• eveillbl• hom WP REOOROEO IN BOOK oat.: Febf'::l. 11, 1.., ~·~~~ES~e~~:~ H b Road.PO Box~lO.Cemtos.CA Mar~.12. 1g;7 esled lltlSOllS utfm 1t1ty hM ~~'"= ~ARGARITA MEJIA, repre:entetiv• w lll b• the coult oteitc. 12. PAGE 25 OF MSCEU.A-ASAP2A7M3 ,W ,l/12 Blvd. San1a Ana CA 9a;7~~ ~s~~ntSS 1, COr4ld!d..., PUBLIC NOTICE ~ notce or)~.,...?!= the t!ns olthe o9edJ; Trust. ~~:i~lLg r~red to -~v• notice ~::':':~ c:::..--· ~ OFMN>SJ =•---------Abdoltah F;uoloollz<1d1an T' ,....,..._w ICllOn t . ._,... · esll"91ed fees charges and • • ·E to intefeet... pereof't -~ ~ RECORDER ~ ,.,..,. • .,....., 11112 Homeway Or Gar: aCOlllOf*ln tntaomi11s~111tll0n1)twrll>e ~dfhe.TNsteeand ol 90630..00l2, TElEPHON unle•• th•Y heve _.,._ .....-~ denGrove CA92841 ~SllVlll'llSnotyetl>eOIJn R11Mo.1Hnnzno utttss ain 11'111emledttie"'1"sc1"1edbysaidDeedNO.: 17141220-3437. Stid waived notice of con-ftwy.,l 1 c::ou-nY.CAUFORNIA. n.,. ... Tills llus1ness is con· ID ll'lnsad tusmas under tnt ACT1T10US IUIDEIS PffSOfl ldeS in oqecaon IO Irle d Tn.15t The IOQI al110l.f1I °' sale will be made, bul w111'1· eented to tht propo•ed CGr'Oft8 .. .._CA ~ aCIClr.aa end oltl8f ducted by an inct1v1ctu3I haMJus taisiness nM'lt °' llAllE ITATaBn" ~ ano stows OOoCI cam the unpaKI balance d lhe ou1 covenant °' wtrrenty. action.) Tht indepen-9M2!i oammon ~ '.,.,.,. d Ha.-e you sl3rted doing names kstedheiwn The lollowlno person(s) • 1tttcourtsllauldnocQ111111ttt obligation MCUed ~ the expressed er lfl"CllMld. regerd· dent •dminittr•1ion 03105. 03/M, 03/12 lhe ,.... ptOpeltf dtlc::nbtd "business ye1? Yes, 1 ·1 7·97 SIGHED SOOTliERN CAUfQRN\A ~$1MSS :!.,. ARN>-L llllllolt1y Pl°'*1Y lo be sold and rea._ ing l(tle. posseuion, °' en· euthority wiU be grented PUBLIC NOTICE .._ • ~ '° ba 2119 A Farokhzad1an CAR CARE. By .Am ~r. '""""'" St«)(),.,.. RAHGf.S A H£AAIHG on the 11tnon Wiii sonable eslmalled ooSls ~.for tlw purpo.e nl · ed POMOfllA. AVENUE COSTA Tll1s statcmen1 was liled ~·Pmldent .. 17021 .lal'r)IS10Wn Line, ttJ«* be held on Ajlnl 17. 1QQ7 • I 45 ~and advances at tne of ulisfying IM indebted· u 919 an interH~ CHtl4l11H l\.1ESA CA 92827 Tht under- w1th lhe County Clerk of Tlls suiement was fded wiltl ton ffeacll. caifonn "2647 PM in 0.pt No 703 loc-.ct II limed the inllal pubhc:allon d nus~ by UICI Deed ot perso~ files a~ !>blecti~ ~ OF llU'l9d T~ dildallnli fllfrt Orange Coun1y on 2·25·97 "" County Cit"'-ol Of1nOt The ~ng Range, Inc . 34t The Clti Onvt Otanoe tht Nciial r:J Sale is Trust includ<ng IM fee1. to t e petition e ""'" _.. liabllily fol ef'Y l()Olrearw ol C.met Mort 19973712071 Coull()' on Ftl>nlary 27, 1g;7 California. 17921 ~ t3-l~71 · $304.C99J6; ~. benef~ cherges and expenHS of 1he ahowa good ceu .. why PEiliiOll TO the prqlll1'f ac:i,... and OOllll Chapeie<y (; WllY oaity p, 101 Feb 26 Mar 5 NOTK:E·Ths Fidl•ous Hime l.lne.·ltlll&ngtDn Beath. Clltfor· IFYOU08JECT1Dlht giantrng aaryHtimatestheopeningbld Trustee. Tho1rusteeunder the court •~Id not ~IEft common~ , "ft ..,• rematoty 2 9 1 · · Stll!mtnt exprtt h-.. ya" ll'Ofll "' 92647 the 0tnon )'OU slloUld appeal lo be approxlmat~ sllld Oeectot Trust ctund a grant th• euthonty. ESTATE OF: stlOMl h« The IOlai 3500 Pacific View onv. t · 1 · 199 W986 Ille date 1t was hied m t11e Ott1ct n.s l:lt&1ness ts conducted 11 "" lleanno and statt yout 5273.689 42, ineMng itwt Notice of Default and Elec· . ~ HE~RING on the G£ORQE Wl.1.IAM amount d lhtetn. . balance Newport Beact1 PUBLIC NOTICE 04 ltle County Cltr1l A new Fit~· a corpor.rllon blecbons or Ide wnllln Obtee· right to clrsel such bid tut1hef tion to~ to be recorded In pen~on will be held on • KAii-• d the otillgallon ~by the 944-21'00 ---------•ous &isaness Mimi Sl*mtnt The rtQlstmlt commenced tons willl the court belOl9 Irle ~ the bQlanco ol the t;otal 1he cour:ity where the 1ut Apnl 10, 1997 et. 1 :45 CASE NO. A1'83&8 propet1y to l>t sold •rd ,... '-::::::=-::~=~~ File Mo 1997371~10 tnist bt l~td pnor IO 11111 di!! nrisect busioess under neanno Your appe11ance ~Ile amoune due lhe beneflCIGlfY. property 11 loc9ted and mora P.M. I"!, Dept. 703 loc!lt· T _,1 h 1 b .c ble ~ ocm r PIERCE IMTllEll · 'fht hhng ol !hs st111ment clots li<*'ous tuSlness f\1"11 in rson or ...., ..,,,,1 l1ID Tho Beneflalaly undel aWd than three mon1h1 hive ed •t • 341 The City . o ., • ,.., •M•r torW • • IEll •-..-fl=~A~U:. llTS not of 1tsell 111ltl011Z.• the use 1n names 11sted allow on St!*ml>e ~YOU AA'e'A'cREDfT"1R or 1 Deed d ;rrus1 h«etofof'e elapsed ainct such ftcord1· Drive, Orange. CA c.1eriea, cr.cfeditors. con-=:;::: W:::--~ °: --wlY I. E tin state Of • Fi~ous BuSlness 1982. "'......... Cttdtto of tilt "' exoc"ed and deivered lo 1he t11in. Equitable o .. d Corn· 9 .2998 tlngeni er ltort, •nd public:lllion Mort * ch .. "'61 Tilt 10410Wlno person(s) ·~re Name 1n 111 otaton Of the notits 01 Sl'iNED THE St«X>TlHG RANGE '""'"' r • undorsigned 11 wtitlen Oeclara· pwiv. es Trustee. TN11 Deed IF YOU OBJECT TO pertone who m•v other-the Notiot cJ Salt •: uary '~ dOtng llJsmess as SAfELLfTE another under f-tderal St3te or INC a.j· CllnslDl)her G Vrakelos' =~)'OU rt":: :..)'OU~~ lion d Oelault and Dem~ f0t UM 138434. 333 Soutll the granting of the w lH be lnter .. ted In SUn.324 05 In edllllion to Cremation - MARKET 220 e l(Jiella Ave common 1,. (See Se<:Oon 1.:.00 ~ 'Ille rs:'. re nc:.w Sale. and a writt~ Nclioe d BetudlV Avenue 11th Floor. petition, yov should the will or eet•t•. or caah. the TNll• wlll .-P • 11 o Broadway Analle•m CA 92~ tt st<l . Bu•nuund Froiessions Tiis statement was hied willl IJOlm: brt the &:: wilhn ,:, Oelaull and EledlOll IO Sell. lo• Angelea. CA 90017. eppeer at th• heering both. of: GEORGE WIL· c:mhler'a chedl dr-1 on • Costa Mesa Wallna, I/le • Cal<loma Code) the Cou~ Cit~ ol Ora monlhS lrom lht da9t ol 1,., The undersigned caused said Telephone Number: (2131 e r>d etat• yovr objec-LIAM KASHNER Ill larl8 or nafionlll benk. a ct** 942•9180 Coroorn on. 6273 Sultan• Street. F;cst libno Cou~ on fttlruaty 26 19117 1 NoOOe o1 Oafaul anci Eled100 346·8963, By: Enod Do· · fil ·tt A PETITION hH d"""'1 ~ • a.a er ltdtrW Tem~eOty CA91 780 Newport BHcll-CostlMeu t«>TK:E·ThS nc.~s Hime ssuance of ttUll1 IS l)l'O';!Cled in IO Sell to be reoordod m ttie dougll. TNltee Sal• Olf1cer. tlO!'I ·.or 11 1 wn en been filed by JOSEPH cndil union or• c:tlldr ct-1 •--•••••• Tr.s M •llUI IS conMtt<I ~ CN406t54 Mir 5.12.111,26. 1g;7 Sllltment ~m flw )felts rrom =-~ = #.e :a :1::: ~= ~':' it!.r 0.te; 02128197 NPP26'42 ~~!,'~tJ:~:o,. ~~~ hei:,~ PETE" BALOUGH in th~ bf ...... er ,..,. -. acoroorabon tl1e dale 11 was hied in the Cllta c1•ms wit not eicpre l>efore four monlhs "-elapsed U:: PUB. 03/06197. 03/12/97, Ing. Your eppeerenc• Sui>~nor Court of C81t· ard lean aaec *""'· Ulllnge r---------~========~========~~========~====~===~ such~~ ~~ron ~1 m~~~~~nor~~m~~~ot~---~,,,~~ PUBLIC NOTICE Trust OMd Seriten, me.. a PUBLIC NOTICE your attorney . ·~TH· E ...,,..,.,.,0 N ~Fiw•ICllll ~~ 5~~~ WHAT Notice of Public Heanng Notice is llereby given that the City Council of the City of Newpo't Beach. will hold a public heanng on March 24, 1997. to review ttie City's proposed One Vear Action Plan component o/ the Five Year Consolidated Plan Document (CPO) The One Year Action Plan is the basis for the City's appllcat.on f0< Community Development Block <3rant (CDBG) funds The City is ehg1ble for appro1umately $515.000 1n CDBG lunds lor l1scal year 1997·t998 Federal regula11ons set forth lhree basic goats which are closely related to the maior commitments aJld onont•es ol HUD The goals are to. 1) Provide deeent housing. 2) Provide a suitable hving enwonment and 3) Expand economic opportunities. Each goal must primarily benefit low and very low income persons. Further, ac tiv1t1es funded with CDBG funds must meet at least one of the three n1tional ob1ect1ves of the CDBG program: 1) Benefiting low and moderate income persons; 2) Aidmg '" the prevention or ellmlnallon of slums or bhQht, or. 3) Meeting other community development needs having a p articular urgency ~use existing cond1t1ons pose a serious and 1mmed1a1e threat to the health and welfare of the community and other financial resources are not available to mee1 the needs The goals lor the City's CPO include new construction of affordable rental housing, sheltet·for the homeless and "at nsk" persons. fam11tes to be assisted by the Section e Rental Assistance Program removal ol architectural barriers for persons with dlsab1li11es, 101;> creation and economic developmeni for tower income persons and lam1hes, pubhc facilities improvement. soc!al services for needy persons, and rehabilitation of commercial and industnal businesses throughout the City. The One Year Action Plan 1dent1fles proposed ac1t111t1es to be implemented during the riext fiscal year and includes the tevel of assistance for those act1V1t1es The specific obtechves proposed 1n the One Year Action Pla n are: l To provide seMces to aide the home4ess within the community. 2 To provide assistance to the elder1y. 3 To provide social services which benehl low and moderate income persons w11hln the communtty '1 To preserve and creare employment opportunities for low end moderate income persons within the community 5 To provide pubhc improvements that will improve c1rcutat1on. parlung and busmess oppottun111es on Balboa Per11nsula 6 To provide for adm1nis1re11ve caJ?,ac1ty to implement the City's CDBG program and to provide fa11 housing services The C11y proPQSes to aSS1st the following ac11v111es contained 1n it's One Year Action Plan with CDBG funds. Cat~ Socialerv1ces Facility Acq1.11s111on Faclllty Development and lrnprovemenl Economic Development Admin1stration/Fa1r Housing Counsel TOTAL: Beg>mrioded funding 77.250 $50,000 $ 10,000 ~·~ ~ • The CPD and One Year Action Plan are available for review and comment 11 the Planning Department. City of Newport Beach, 3300 Newport Boulevard. Newport Beach. CA. NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN of the HUD r.quired 30 day publlo review and comment ponO<f concornino tfle proposed Ont Veer Action Plan, Which begins on tht day this no11ca It P't>l1shtd Ind ccntinues f()( 30 days. The review penod will Ind no nrlltr thtn April 14, 1997. Comments rootivtd during 1he review period and •I the public heanng will be contldtl'ed and a MJmmMY of theft comments will be 14bnttted to HUD. uvonne M. Har1dea. City~ etty of Newport 8Md1 Published Nliwpor1 e..ch·Ootta M ... Deity Pilot M.ateh 12, 1997 California CorpcnllOM, as IF YOU .ARE A rs;;'''' rt-..._..., _...,.._, TMIM. 2020 East rnl NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S CREDITOR Of a contin-queeta thet JOSEPH to do ~ n 1tw ..... In SltftC, SuU 120, San.ta Ara. SAlE gent creditor o f the PETE.R BALOUGH bt tht ...,... *Ider oltllt than Cefforr-.a 927CJ&.4029, Trvslee !Ille Oft1er No 264~68-53 deceaeed, you mu•t file apf>Otnted !"" p•r•onal c:ml1 le ~ flt TNllee S;ile lnlonna1ion Ni.mbel TNS1ee Sale No n 29-Al your claim with the repreHntatiwto edmln-may wtlhhc*I the -.uanca d (916) 387·7n8. 8y Ronald l~No 7759 A?N court ind mlil •copy to ieter the ••t•tl of the the TNllll'• Deed wllil f\lrld& w Jantzen, \008 PleSldenl, 4 • 2· 7 _, decedent. beoDn'tt ....wiea to the ~ Date Febfua 19 1997 AR l~E~ULT ~ the perao~· repreeente-THE PETITION rt-.._ m11ar d uary · A ~ TR tive appointed by the , or • • ASNJ2479442126.~.3112 "I£~0C E 24 t ~ c r t within four queet• th• dtc.tdent .• figtll Slid Ul6t wil bt "9dt, PUBLI 0 " 00 /i.k.£&J ou WILL •nd ood1cilt, 1f blA ~ _.... or Wll· C N TICE ¥tl,l..l S Y RO E ~tY .. month• from the dete any b• idmitted to ~ llClf'IU impMtd NOTICE OF TRUSTU'S PR~cii QJ, tt ~f .. y [~ f1ni~:·~. 111:'c,8Jd:d ?~ probate. ~· Wlll a~ ~ tillt. ~-bn ~ SALE Trustee Sele No. SOL AT A ~UBLtCSALif _. 9 1~ t th any c odicil• ere •v•ll· encumbtltnctl. to U/lldy the 0 132225-67 Title Order No If Y NEE AN~i H c, .. on ° • Ible for examina tion In 11~ MCUf'ld ~ Ulid 9666709-1 1 Reference No: NATI N Ofl U Cahforn1e Probate C~e. the file kepl by th• Deed, aiMncea ltw9undar. 3569942 APN No 939-63· Of ~ PR . IN The dnM for flh!'G court. witte .....,. • prcMded 446 YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T AGAIN V y clelme. will not •>ep1re THE PETITION rt-tt..in and Iha ~ prWQ. UNDER A DEED OF TRUST SHOU~ C ~T 7 A before four month• QUHte eutholitv to p111 bei.no. d flt Nde .. OA'TED 08/12/92 . UNLESS ~OOWYP M..~~~·d: ~ from th• heering dete adminl•t•r th• eatete and bf Mid Deed wit! Inter· YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO-anm· cOrpqrl1ioi1 as \ f'Odoed ebov•. under the Independent 9111 ~ • prcMdecl In uld TECT YOUR PROP£RTV, IT ~ d 1ntild Trust et YOU MAY EXA,.,,. Admlnl1tr8tlon of Ee· Nett tea, ot.gte Md •· MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC uant 10 of INI! the file kept by the t•t .. Act. (Thie authori· ~ct lht "'*-.,.s the SALE. IF YOU NEED AN rust on . oourt. If you ere • per· ty wlll allow the p1r1on-1ru1i11 c:nmed ~ Mkt Deed al EXPt.ANATtON OF THE NA· 1 · l as u~~ eon lnttfHted In th• .. tept .. ent•tlva to tek• TNll WE ~ ~TINQ TURE OF me PROCEEDfNGS -59 or ...:.. s eet•t•t . VP"· mey file many action• without ne ~ TO c:a.- AGAINST YOU YOU I ~ 0 ii =;' wfth tne oourt • tonne! obtelnlng court epplOV-LECT A OE8T N«J N« SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· o ~:;_~e Greoort o' .. ~ .. t fot Specie! el. Before taking certain WOAMtlTlON WE 08T~ Vat On Merch 26. 1997 at ~s. lUtle t'rlan. as Notioe of the fifing o~ en Wf'V lmportent eotlone WU 8E USED FOR ~T 1 1 :00 AM, ~ Deed f ril's'for IMC RelllY ~ Inventory end eppt••el however th• per1on;J PURPOSE f1'f ~ OUR CornP8f1Y •• the duly •P-ICM, Inc • a aware ~ of ••tat• .... ta or of r~t1Hnt1tlve will b• Sa\1£5 OR nE ~ Poir\ttd TrustH under and . ~al = 011 eny petition or accourit ,.qui,ed to Qiva notlc• MY WHEll'1ER ~ pursuant to Deed of T•u•t, noR;J; ~ ~ .. _J)roW:f9d In Hedon to Interest.ct JMHIOM ~Y OR N WRrT'Nl rlCOfd~ or\ 08/20192 aa -12'50 of Che Celifotnl• unl•H tt'•Y h•v• [)iMd• Mltdl 07 181117 Document No. 92·662631 Probete Code. A A .. wlllved node• 0 , pon-..... ••• r.v LOAN SERva Boole P~• of Olftclel .Re-~1 ~ guHt for Specie! Notice ed the rop •ed ....._.,,' cords In the office of the HK R fOtm I• awlltb4• from :: n }to'The 'ind.:,en-OOAP~ • aeld TNINe te50 Racoider of ORANGE at timf tM court cleltc d ~ • ~mlni1tratlon EAST FO.JR1li STREET. ~~(~::a~'::t, ~.J IMes."f:~.ui: :ft·~-=,.., _:~ritywllbeffented ~~'2=~ AN UNMARRIED PERSON, rn-s ctMdC Clfftlll'I l>Y I A I • Lllw unl•H •n lnter .. ted ~ ~ 0. FRAOASSI. HAPPlllS 11 rou 0011'1 ADVEl11SE? Call the Cla11ified1 WU SW. AT fl\A!LJC AUC· i°' nal.IOl\ll baM. I ,~z.: .. peraon filH tM\ objeodon 1'tUSTfFI SH.E Of'FaR TIONTOniEHIGHESTBIO• ~by a siace OI ... -z~4li0 to the peUdon ~ QPP290803/12 3119 ~ = ~0:..;~~~:.v:=,:~ ' .. ~brr~ c: ~ ~~112 ~~·:~ .=,-.; wnol " PUBLIC NOTicE ~~----n of 1i. unltld Sttt••> te IN ~lrlO ..,.. "° • • grant the eutholity. CrTY HAU.OF.IUIHAPAAIC ;'d'iO'MICliOn~t Of petition w"' be he4d on IALIT.S.No.•1.aH.oan CMC CENTlR. eeeo 8EACH ~-= ~J!f Cldlt .. n79 ~pril , 0 1997 •t 1 :45 No. 9021700 TIO No. n THE QUM> AMA OF THI! ~.Of ~ ·~·~. PUBLIC NOTICE . A HfAftlNO on the NOna! Olfl TfltUSTEB'S ll.VD .. BUENA.PAAIC.CA. .. IO dO.buSifleSS In ~ NOllCE OI' P.M.lno:.'· 703\ocat· :':i~~~u:: ~t;~"~n!:~g~it A~1 .tl:~1~ Hnt•TO ~1 :! 3 0 :.n-r:: c~ix DP A DIED M musr __ c_a_n-·t_H_e_m_to-..... - unc:ter 11id Deed of Tru.t 1n OV1c"'een ve . ADI Ill IM 12eee DATm NoWfftb« 22. 1• t t 11th tl'lePfOPl!lY•ltuatid ln•.eld ~· C '!'..!i~'· aTATiiOF: Cl.MA tFYOU 08JECTTO ~~~~ ge oe ose ~=ft~:=l~ ~ ·~~"'Jncrei '° L OU' E ~ the er-ndng or th• ~tl' MM• ICU> AT A arou'n'dP·~hlr,Johbo'uae? , ' u . t 0 ~ 1 ~ CAIEllO.A18SJ'Jl petition. you •hould ~ IALR. • YOU • ~~~~~ UIWCI Ill ~ . To .. hllrt. MMfi.. eppeer at the heerino NOD M IDIJIUHAT10N CJ# Let tht :t I 11\an RtcclWd Aort 21 1988 ~ ·= o,....,..,.. ~ end 1iet1 your ob}IO· TH9 MAWM Olfl ,.._ PN). ca.eelhd H lnt1Ntnent No' 11-' In T;de-d Ofeditort, end done o, ftll written Clll>WOI NM/HIT YOU, •--..t-e 1 ~ 2t • f Off'_.,., .:_..._ --.,.. _ ~ obj4todone w1th the YOU IHOUU> CONTACT A _........., .. , " 0 -,_... ... _ ~ ·-·b. ~ed In court befote ttle heer-LMY'l1'. on.,,.., II 2:00 Dlr.ctory :C,~~,.!: llrMI and~ the ,.... ., ...... ot tng. Yout IPPt•enc• ,.._, ,,.,.., ~ Deed help-you ftnd oroect Mercn 27, 1ff7 ea ~ • d Y boct\~=-ct.A"A L mey be In "'90n or by ~"'i.• ~ rtllable help. ~~·1,.~ tie to._ bt: OLD~OH hee 'f'14'jl'"°v":'f Aft! A ..,,altUd n\lllM "'*' c..nty. MM& l: Alt Un-COit.i ....._ t1M _., "'8T CREDfTOA ot • oontln-Ind .......-C '° 0.... of __ Ml __ ... _T_I _ _..., 111-.~ln end "* AMU-.OAN Tf•UIT gene oredltOI of the :-r= °" 1 _,Mll SELL Lot 11, of Tr9Ct M71, In ~ :iii! C'*'AllY"' ........ ito••~ mutt ... =--... -.:. ... ':; Cir¥ of *"°" lw:t\, :;T"'M ' Mf ceun tf Calfor"'9. your wlttt the Oftldtt _.... ..... ca. Ulld .....w.J.. ~~C::·J:8.:! ~~ Mil ~.,~ ,. :",.::;-•HPvto ~~._a1.::,: ¥!'!~~~ COrdld In..._ 412 ,,.... I :l tit..,....m.iii:~ ~ QUHtt tt.et '"'IT 1iW by 1ht "'r: o..M A. -I tr Mii 99eG ... 78 " , -........ - Newport Beach/Cosca Me a Daily Pilur WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1997 • PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICF.S 0.1141t11e the Wilt or .. tete, or ed .. ,.,..nei repreHn-quHte authoricy to NOTICE Of both:._ of: PHILLIP tetiw to edfninltter the edmlnltter the Htete required to giw notice to lnter11t.O pereone unl111 the y have waived notice or con- 11nt9d to the propoeed ection.) The lndepen- de(lt a dminlttratlon .uthority will be granted unleH an lnterHted pereon filll en objection to tM petition end 1howe good c.U11 why the court 1hou&d not grent the .uthority. end 1tete your objec· A HfARING on the tlone or file written pedtlon will be hefd on obi.otio,,. whh the April 10. 1117 at 1 :45 court before the heer· P.M. In Dept. 703 locat· Ing. Your appHranc• 9d et 341 The City mey be In peraon or by Drive South P.O. Box vour enorney. the per9ontll repreeente- tlw ~nt9d by th• court within four month• from the d•t• of flrtt l11uence of lett•'* •• provfded In Hction 1100 of the Ctilifornle Prob•t• Code. The time for fili ng dtlim. wltl not ex.pire before four month• from the h .. ring dete noticed llbow, YOU MAY EXAM- INE tht f ... kept by the court. If you •• • per· eon lntereeted In ttie Htate you Mey file with the court • formal Requelt fot Specie! Notice of the fling of en lnwntory and epprli911 of ••tet• •aec. or of any SNdtiof' or eocount .. JlroWted In eeocion 1250 of the C.ilfomi. Probfie Code. A Ae-: qunt for lpeciW Nodoe fonn le .w.lable from the eourt ctertt. Ki 11 llOW 1'0 CAMns!U Htete of the decedent. under the lndep•ndent AD1•a1&1 A PETITION has THE nTITION r• Admlnl.iredon of ft· ESTATE Of· ~ been flied by J OHN qu11te the decedent'• tetea Act. (Thie euthorJ-CAMPliaJ. CAMPBELL AND PHIL WILL end oodicllt , If ty will ellow the pereon-A111 !'! ._ ..... _. ...... 1_11r.. Dtl ....... h. .... ,. ... -.r NO A 1 ........ 7 CAMPBEU In the l up .. eny, be 9dmltt9d to al repreHntetJw to take -• . -rior Court of Cellfornia, probate. The WIU end meny eotfone without To ell he•"· benefi. County of Orange. eny codloll1 ere ev .. I· obtaining court approv- 14171 Orenge CA IF YOU ARE A 92813-1571. CREDITOR or e contln- o ........ 11 .. u+• ............ ............. C.... ..... CA92927 03112, 03113, 03119 clerl11, credit ore, oon-THE PETITION re-abf• for eumlnatlon In at. hf or• tatdno certain tlngent credltort, end queet• that JOHN the file k19t by the wry lmpor\ant ectlone1 p~ne who mey ottMr-CAMPBlLL AND PHIL court. however, the pereon• IF VOU OBJECT TO gent creditor of tht the or•ntino of the decHted you mutt fil• petition, you ahOuld your c19lm with th• .,.,.er et the heering coun and meH • copy to WiJea be lnterHted In CAMPBELL be apc>olnt-THE repreeentetive will be ·Index g tMS.HH •• MM·HH Cl llH-1140 • .. , ...... 7e11•ffH By Fax (7 14) 6:31-6594 (Plr;hl' i11rlurl1• vmn 1111mr and phnrw numlwr 11 .. 1d ,w·ll rHll you bark "'!th 11 prir1· '1111111· ) .Bow to PIBee .&· By Phone (7 14) 64:2~St>78 By~Person: :t30 \r r!'lt Ba" S1n·t.:1 (. \1 ('\ l)')( ·)"" ,osta P~a. .. ->-. \1 '''\\ p• or1 Rh cl . ..'< lii" ...,, Hours Tt· lt·plionf' 8::10a ru-.): 00 prn \1, 11u In\ -F ridtn \\'alk-ln 8::lOam-. .>:OOp111 \10111lu\-~ rulu~ R1111•, uwl il1·11dli11t·, un· ,ubjr"' 10 drnngt' II. II h1111t 11111 WI' Tiir pubh,hn r1•,1'f"'' the rlflhl lu • 1·11;or 11•1 lu-·1f~. rt'\ hi' or rt'jt'•'I H.11). d11"1fi,..<l 111hntN•m1•111 Pl1·u•1· rt'por1 uny t•rrnr tlu11 ma\ hr· 111 '''"' • l.l-'ifird 11d mmwdi1t1d Tiii' O~ul~ P1l111 •1tTt·p1 -"" l1:.1IJ1l11~ f11r UO) t•rrur i11 1111 ad"·ni_,,.1111·111. f111 \\ hirh II m1ty lw 1 n··p• llhtlilr "'' •'J.ll r .. , dw t'(hl of I ht· •Plil'I' a~111all) •wrnp1t•1I bv tilt' 1·rr11r C:n·J11 <"Hll 11111) h1• 111111\\·i·d for 1hr fir•I i11•rni1111 ---......--Deadlines ----. Munday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tue -day: ............. \1 onday S:OOpm Wt'dnesday ......... Tut-!'.'day S:OOpm Thur:-day ....... Wt-dne:-.day 5:00pm Friday ............. :.Thurl--day S:OOpm aturday ............... Friday 5:00pm TIMESHARES 1590 BALBOA MONEY EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 PETS & PENINSULA 2607 BUSINESS & TO LOAN 2914 . 5530 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANIMALS BMW 9030 IOUA~ ltOUllNO Ol'l'OllTUNll Y TIME SHARE UNITS & CAMPGROUND MEMBERSHIPS Olslress sales-cheap Worldwide select1on1. Mrul naMI ld'flftllllll ill Utis Call Vacallon Network ::?:'"II IMjcct lo Ill• Fed· u s d c d H .. _,111 ._1_,1 ..... 1.J • • an ana a. .. -.. -s 1-800·543·8173 ~ wMdl .-.11ll1tfl( Free reolal lnformalion ... antrtbt .... , """''".. 1-954-583·5588 lrr111un1n er 111m111111111on tiiH N llCI, Cellf. rtlltHNI. ·--------ii,i. U..lcaJ, IM!lllat l&ltlll If ellllulort,lll.•ae11t111111e1111 HOUSES/ ;:.::::::~liml· CONDOS · ... n 1a .... ,,,., i:wru nat FO'R RENT ~ICa,&aAyaMltlse• ------· .......... ts&lll wllkll II la ,....,._ 111111 , ... o.r rtllfan _G_E_N_E_RAL ____ 2_1_0_2 •• llert'Y ....,_ ... .,... . d"Nllta Mmt!sd hi ~la. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... , .. ., .......... . .... ..........., .......... ~ ........ I I efn,calHUO M·~ II 1·•·U ...... ftr ................. oc ... ,... ProperJV Management Newport Harbor cities . Resulls orlenled, full or partial. 633·2344 . e11ttUO 11 Ul·JMI. ,_C_O_R_O_N_A ___ _ -----•I DEL MAR 2122 60 4 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' Fl NAN CE . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiii~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • 9 5 BMW 525iT _,.. o Tourin g Wagon . Boardwalk Studio I••······-Conaolldale $5,00 • $1 OOO's Poss Ible Weatway Expreaa Top Dollar Paid! Englla h Springer While. Chrome c ·o Kll•frlg•bed•lg .bath•, S 5 0 0, 00 0 Low Typing Part Time. Al l.nc. now hiring expe-From 1800·1960. Spanlel, S50. Two 1 Traction New Lexus qulel & sec. NS, no•---------·monthly payments. Ho111e . Toll Free · rlonced OTA Drivers. 1 pc to entire estate. y/o 1em Labs. S25/ Trade ,,0 24954 pet1, S575mo. Incl ulll. BUSINESS Reduce inlerest ra1ea. 1·800·218·9000. Exl. Up 10 0.30 CPM start· Paintings. china, each. 895·3888 ...... SJl.977 714-873-8372 OPPORTUNITY Pay your bills. All T-1398 for Listings. Ing base pay 0 .0 .E., glsware. turn, etc. credit condlllons. plus up 10 .06 cpm 40Vt NB Res 673·6223 2904 Confidential AUTO MECHANIC bonuses. Top Pay. ---------COSTA MESA 2624 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiii 1·800·782·9940 Newport Tire benelils and equip· STOPI $1500/Wkly 3ooo E. Coast Hwy ment. Now teasing --------- King• Down B lack s1andard Poodle puppies. Bred lor beauty, 1n1olh9enc:e & lemperment. AKC ·L EXUS- MISSION VIEJO 1 ·800-669-5398 $599 Move In Cln. lg min cabin·styte. 1Br. wlk·ln clst, pool. new carpel. nr bch, Tri/Sq. Bunkhouae Apt• Pat 842-1401 Colly 2Br +Gar w/ opener, dwshr. new decor. Prvt pallo. S825/mo. 54,5·3229 working from homel .......... c 0;~~.~4:.-:,149':ar Owner/Operators. Per· FURNITURE 6014 XlnNt o'ngclmommelcko•p· pt. ANNOUNCE. MENTS •---------cenlage or mileage iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Baskin & Robbin• PT contract. Minimum Almost New Cherry --------- Serious people call: Eve/wknd·Mus1 be 16. down Truck Leases d ining t able-62in. SPO~TING liiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800-370·4292 Apply: 201 . Main St. availaP,le .on . now'97. extends lo 102in, 8 '78 Sevlll• Aztec AVON SALES! ANNOUNCEMENTS Ownlwn HB 969·0600 No.credit check! malchlng chrs, 2 GOODS 6065 gold/lemon llhr mt Earn extra SSS. No . Call Chuck James molal bunkbeds w/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 59k. orn mis. Askinn 2920 Be Your Own Bossi 1 800 916 8959 • • door to door requited. FT p d d · · · mallresses. dbl bed, Nordic Trac Pro w/ S35q<>. 644·8407 Minimum age 18. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :T~·+/h~~P~l:;:o h~s: Ext 201 Leaving Balboa Penn. reading stand Barely' 8 1-EI do rad o Up 10 5o% commis· Poker Question•: No exp nee. Call Now! Telemktg/Salos. Fun 310•541•9973 used! S300 644·4092 Blarrltz Ork blue . Champion. 992·0796. --------- CADILLAC 9040 sionl Your hours! Can the "Flop" and * 213-782-6259 * Martial Ans Sponswear Dresser, 6·drawers, S1alnless steel lop E'alde 2bd/1.5ba 2-car lndepnd'I Sales Rep "River" -cards be1_________ Co. Own hrs, leads, w/mlrror. great cond. ---------100k ml. L..eather gar, Ip, alove, hkups. • 1-800·874-1899 cortrollod by the Drive r for Florlat draw/comm. 631·3656 $50. 722-9693 TV, ELECTRONICS, loaded w1power. OP· sm. pallo/yard. S985. •Grow Earth Worms cenrer dealer? YES. FT. M·F, i,:30·4.30. 1lons $2900. 548·5140. 845·5882 In your own backyard. Call 1 ·800·540-6881. Sa tis factory OMV ----------Sofa 4·5 yrs old & ST~REO 6080 , 8 3 B 1 arr It. N 0 d •4 4 1 41 3 m a t c h I n g r e c II n e r . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • E'Sld• Sharp 2br wf Awesome · prQlitl I'll Free brochure recor · v • EMPLOYMENT $400. 714-723-0432 monthly payments. gar. W/0 hk·ups S750. teach youl 532·1663 _W_o_u_l_d,_...,,Y.,.o-u-.,..L""lk_•.....,T=-o O Ive s ERVICES 5533 $5000 down and drive & 1 Bt w/gar S695. H ER S H E YIPE PS I Learn More About Allentlo~ S~eclallzed 1,Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ----------•--------... It awayl 675-3391 AgVPam 546·5880 ROUTE Th• World? Become Drivers! New 19971• MERCHANDISE * CABLE TV * ,8.,. ""ldorado F Descr•mbl•r• • ,,. E'slde Studio w/sm Prime local sites. Ex· a Volunleer host am· Pay sc:alel Glass or •••••••• MISC. 601 S Lowest Prices! 2.dr, perlecl, loaded, HOUSES/ CONDOS .E.OR SALE yard, dog ok. All utlli cellent cash buslneu. ity for Scandinavian, heavy haul divisions.I Please be aware thal 0 r. s c 8 r /B 1 v e r.t y De•l•n•r condo 2 + 2 paid, large cto1ets, Kevp pre1ent /ob. German and olher 3 yrs OTA w/1 yr lhe llsllngs In this ·cal• iDiiliiaiibii•iitliiciisiiiiSiiaiiveiiimiioiiniieiiyl t,~~:-c1~:~~~~f Hills. 39k ml. S8000 anlgned prkng, coin Part-llme/Full·llme. high school exchange Flatbed required. egory may require you M 1 159•7835 atter Spm. Fully furn. Turn Key. lndry. Avl now. 5525+ $1 ,500+ weekly po· students beginning In Class A·CDL required. 10 call a 900 number on supplles. ed care C.0.0 . 30 day trial GENERAL 1002 Attention Home Owner• & R.E. Agentsll Showcase those special properties In. our Homes of the Week & Open Home Gulde published each Saturday in Iha Real Estate 'Tab. It's an effective and Inexpensive way to reach homebuyersl Call our Classlfied Department Todayll 642·5678 Pool/spa. Lrg yd+ S225 dep. 545-0442 tential. Small Invest· Augustl Call AISE. Combined Transport In which lhere Is a pays If you use lnsu· 1·800·211-4125 '93 Devlll• Sedan, V8, patio. Sl750 w/IH . -,....-,---"---.....,~ ment requlr m en1. 1-800·SIBLING 1·800·837-4407 charge per minute , · lln, we bill for you. * * * lthr int, lull pwr, crulH S1950w/o.759-7028. E'Sld• Sludlo. Aelrlg, Hu g e pro f i ts .----------Cassandra · Mention 271613. ctt. call, wire whl1 stove, tan. micro. Ulls 1•800-617•6430 •-----------,•--.,,EA,.,..,S""V.,..,.,W""O=R""K"'I,...--1·800-833·2o0t ---------$15.500 854-7817 Upgraded Twnh•• pd. 338 E. 20th St. LOST & Driver• Experienced 1900s.f. 2bd l2.5ba, 5575/mo. 548.6094 ,..,......,_,.,..-:::E,...xt_39"!"00~---:1 FOUND 2925 or Inexperienced AEJCceblle ntd pay11 Ex lcualve Center••••••••••----------fam rm, 2·car gar, ·-1nt'I Society_ o North American Van ssem le pro ucts a Club Transferable. CHRYSLER 9050 S1850mo. 875-8045 Lr9 Modern 2bd/2ba Fln•nclera NetworJt· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lines has owner op. home. Call toll free: $5000. 723-052 GARAGE SALES COSTA MESA 2124 OPEN HOUSE-Mar. 15 12-3. Avl 4/1. 3br 2ba fplc. OuleVfamlly area. 3254 Washington St. $1300/mo. 646·1535 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR 2142 Carport, p_ool, apa. Ing for full-time pro· FOUND Tan rabbit w/ eralor openings In 1 •8:,?.~~~·::88 (.HO) 516•8585 gym, elevator. hkups. f ea s Io n a I a w Ith Ion g ears . Very their Relocallon Ser-Mon Amie Wedding micro. S900-S95o1mo. projecls for funding or f" di VI of N prt vlces Division. Tuition·._·---------nown sz 10 veil 1tlp ----,.------ *848•8787* funding for project•. ;.·t~nar!~ 31~. 645-1';44 free training!" Traclor.-EMPLOYMENT gloves, 01h~01 'sz-9. COSTA MESA 6124 '84 Le Baron Convert WhVred Int. 1 owner. Lo-mltea. Full power. $3000 OBO. 723·1504 Move· In Spec I al FAE E 6-p age al r· F 0 u n d T 0 rt 0 1 s e . purchase programs, $1200 obo 644·5370 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lovely unfurn 2br 1 ba m a 11 e d A e Po r I · no trait er malnlenance WANTED 553 5 ---------apt. Verts. encl gar 704·252·5907 Adams/Shantar In expenses, pay for per·1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wolff Tanning Beds 3 Famlly Fri 3/14 Sam DATSON I d FX 704·251·5061 C.M. 3/5 662•1987 1• • Tan Al Home Furn, collectbts. beer dwnstrs, n ryrm, new formance plans and Buy Direct and Savel l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii carpel/paint sm pe11·M--,C""'l.--""P_a_y_p..,.h_o_n_•_•-~& LOST Collie puppy. 4 much m 0 r a 1 LOOK & FEEL BETTER Low Monthly Pmt'i machine. art i11m1.11 okll S720. 968-8088 Prepaid Phone Card m/o fem, brnlwhl. CM l·B00-348·2147 Exp'd Chef. & Cert. Fr•• Color Catalog Etc:. 438 Broadwa~ ·~~,~~'!:a::d~~.;... ~:: Prim• E'slde Twnhme Aou11a. Great loca· area 319. Reward. Oepl. A-4 Pe raon" Trainer Call 1·800·711 ·0158 1400sf, 2bd 2.5ba tions. $2,000 +weekly. __ 6_4_5_·9,,,.5_5_91_6.,..5_0·_1.,,,9.,,,86,.,..,... · •Subject 10 certain Avail Now. Wiii Travel \ ••••••••• ~Bos 7~rkea~;,g 5 !1~ 1-car gar + 1 space 1-800·235·2825 Loet: Cat In COM. condilions. Mark 810-3479 ---------TRANSPORTATION 540·5995'754·4455 $1175. Bkr 871 ·8100 SUCCESS IN 1997 Himalayan, blue eyes -F-.-,-m-.-r-.--ln-.--ln_s_u-r-1---------COMPUTERS 6018 , 9060 Slart Now • Wanted brown & mocha fur. ance Agent seeks offc Lo ving Swedish Nurse. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1----------wat.rfront Be.ullful 1---------REWAROI Please c:on 12 Yrs exp. Hones\ & FORD 9075 High Caliber People... · mgr. Farmers' Ins exp caring. Good cook. Hewlett PackarU ---------3bd, 3ba, den, dr, gar. NEWPORT Who want-10 get p1id tact o w n 1 r a 1 req'd. 842-8233 s l llP Llk 1 l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dock avl poota. furn. BEACH 2669 640.0420 x 211 Loe rels. Christine can et · • new BOATS 70111• wha1 they are worth! --....... -....... ·-::----: <:?714.e4 9 .3735c:;:i $200. Citizen GSX '78 F350 P/U 4 dr s335o. Agt 575·95o5 ,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiii Call: 71 4·536-2079 LOST st Bernard Receptionis t** S145. Dot matrix wide iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii w/servic• bed. ladder I• Fax: 7 14·536·6855 ! • for HB Mlg Co. Mulll· •111R From $850• In Newport/Cosla line phns. Data enlry, ---------cara~e printer, S75. •93 Boat Traller Tan· rack Very strong 460 28R 28A From $785 VENDINQ ROUTE Mesa area. Loving filing, gen OJ¢. Must DOMESTICS 5540 714· 52-2827 dem aio.le. removable CID. New radlals with NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH 1069 .• O/W Incl. 60JC30 pool. All cash. 20 existing famlly has chlld have good custmr svc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------• hitch. brks w fresh W1t alum rims. Gteat work No pets. Carport. shes. Buy all/part w/cancer who misses skills. dala enlry exp. WANTED rinse. Up 10 20· boat. truck S 2 9 O O Vista Del Meaa 800-599·8783 companlon.<:?Po1entlal handle multi-tasks.--------.. Blue w/c:hromo whts.1.,..,..,...5..,.4.,,0·,,,,5,,.9_9_517.,.....5.,.4.,.-".,.4_5.,.s_, 2169 •Newport Height•• ' Low Down Paymenlll ; 3br/3ba. den, pool, 180"0ceanVlew 2br,...,,,.._...,*,...s..,,4,..5_-4....,..8...,5,,.5_*..,....-"I alwai• fall•d In S 1000REWARD. Call 891·7880 or FX 1 D TO BUY 6019 51500 873-7713 '84 LTD 4dr mid-size. 2ba. 1400sq tt, pool. 'Canal Fron.t Duplex MLM Untll... Free Please call resume 10 891-7919. Debb •'• aycare Outboard Motors Power. Ilk• new. one •P•· 11curlty. $1425. 2br 2ba. Lrg pvt deck. Report. Recorded Mes· 1·800·989·4232 In CM has openings. Old Coln• Gold Silver owner. record1. $1800 722·8700 w/d , fp. no gar, •m uge 714·703-3321 " Receptlonlat 2yrs + Fix.hrs. Meals Franklin Mint, Sterling 9.9 Nissan. $700. OBO. 723·1504 1 • mini ocn vu. S525K : (;rundy All, 675~181 2bd, 2ba Townhou11 AC, 2-<:ar gar, nr pet? $1 095. 675·0120 '-r":'==~==:Tlr:::~::-:::1 C.M. based art co. • Lois of TLCI • Old watches & Jewelry 2~~ha~d~~;:._5~~5:· '89 . Taurua LX 4dr. " m1a~ HEALTH & Mutt like mone~. 545•8177 WHlc:out Coln 642·~49 All exuae. 2 new tr9, F11h. la. Avail 3/15. I••••••••• lJEWPORT 51495· 840.1529 MISCEUANEOUS trOAST 1070 Archlteotual Digest RENTALS "f 3Br 3Ba. Fp, upgrds iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gated. $2050/mo. For 1111•••••••• A'l.7EZZA Plen C appt 310/821~212.1 ________ _ • 3Br 3Ba, UpgradH -E-,-.-9-a-n-t-. _N_e_w __ 2_+_2 RENTALS TO • Neutral Colors corner unit In Back SHARE ; • Unobstructed View• Bay wllarge wlndowa 2724 • Gated Community and h ig h celllnge. (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'Owner 714-"'94-6616 Pvt gar, w/d, fp, frig. gM!TERY LOT/ nm . 1225 , .. unit• Ct. 3r4 leV91 "4ef 1 or 2, C•tallna vw. Pao. View Mem. Pk. NB Market price $8875 1111 $3900 84Q-<e038 Oated Community $1325. 789·1748 Beautiful, N.B. 3Br 2.5Be Lg kit, hi Ceil, Berber crpt, fp, patio. wld. pool/apa, prkng, $525. Erin, 497·4485 ., .. FITNESS 3000 music, people & be1._ _______ _ 4,._.•'¥•ll00fl rellabtel 40hrs/wk.1---.,....-----~ Old l!fectrrc -Train•---------keyt•N •Atry, anif. ~·•-"ft-'--· lmmod. employment: Lovfng, educa1ed, 30'1 Uonel, lve1. American SPEED & Good cond, 1 owner. r .. 11--tM.•1 Loee Weight and save Call . for Interview: Eng spit woman seek Flyer. 30·1·50'1. Call SKI BOATS 7016 S4.495 OBO. 960-3873 11.n.r-' ._ •,.,..,.. money with a person· 754-5880 FT LIO Babysitting Ed, 873·9330 days. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 Ranger JU. T ftw .... UCANJ. Ow allzed food program.1---------References 644-0995 TENT TRAILER I 4X4, ac. p1. to.dedl ~"-'-cUlt• Finally a meal plan Receptlonlat n t3' Bo• Whaler 40hp, $10,495. Toyota •f .M ,,._,, c---"-customized to your FT/PT • Enlhu1lasllc good condition. Wiii· iteteo. Cherry cond. Huntlnnton B••oh • .._ -go a I 1 . lndtvldual to run ••••••••• rng to pay up to 5500 Trlr/cvr $5900. Steve 71.:847-8555 Chi II f t of 96&-1772 or 642-4321 ·-----.-....,..,--=,---Northwest Heallh roprac c ron • MERCHANDISE 499-5065 755-0299•-.91 Eddie Bauer 1·800-958·2975 flee. Typlng/cpmputerll••••••••• Top Dolla'9 Paid 3'15 0552 Explr Ok blue, anrf. eitp. • +. • For Records. Jazz, ---------hhr Int. New ka. Mint S o u n tr ack• • ·etc· MARINE SUPS c o n d . $ 1 1 • 5 O 0 . Call Mike 645·7505. DOC~S 7022 549.,..111, etter 8pm .. •••••••• Restaurent PERSONALS PERSONALS 3002 PIT Bartender. day1. ANTIQUES PIT PA & Benquet CO• 6910 ord in a 1or. E >c p only. f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 873·9500 Servic e /Sal•• Aep Au to Aftermarket. Local territory. MU$1 llke working with your hands. $40k ball+ bonue + benefit•. EOE· 1-8~42·2241 Tele marketing Earn 1800-800/wk Guarnt'd 111 $7.50/hr. + comm/r111t• bonu11s. Cell Mike J . between 7a-1pm 714·899-1008 Telemarketlne Exp'd Immediate openings. GC>Od Ptyl a. Good Coinml 310"'407·2330 Public Auction Undainwd Au, Coll«ribla lf< Dol\AtlOIU U1dro, liummel Capo De Mon!f Knpl CAho11 Crywnl, Jtde Clobont1c, l'fliin1inp lhhot, Sculptura Orle111tl ~m111 ~ mott .. l'rmtwdellr Pkt'" ne rttm P.-h\o" J•l-4 ''' ~ c,,,,.,, DI Set., Mu. IS, I PM Mell,....w/MI"""""' ""1 .. ,. 16 ... , '9 3 TEMPO FREE TO YOU 6022 80, Sllp Ptlme N.. euto ec, pa. mu1t a .. 1 .. S6595. Torota of locaUon. P111<lng •v•il· H ti t Beach Fr•• to Good Homel eble. Call 883·2329 u;1;i:;.asss Full bred Border or 721-0783. 1.,........,..--,~-~~-:r: CQlll• with papera. -::-..,.,..,.:"'.":'-~~----:-: '94 Muateng OT N 1 • d t trg 1 rea. s._1vs11p 9tt bHm, 10 Red, alt. AC. atereo Please call 751 .. 105. mini to HI, main CO Loaded, mint channel, up to 45tt cond, nt pwr, •II ave s10 per. 875-8835 rcrdf. 4Hc mllet. Sl4k Side Tie for 25· tall OBO. &3l ·se38, Greg iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil boat. wa1er/e1ectrlclty 'II MUSTANG QT MACHINERY 6045 Unlmat Leth• 3" twlng, S295. Call titer 3pm a.-.9490 OfflC£ ftnUnTUll • EQUIPMENT 6047 •OOd IQ'callon/nt lido. Convert. Automt. aa.00/per ft. 87H128 White/Tan Lealn•r. Full Option. , 11$462. t1e,e77 AUTOMOBILES ... ll x u .. llllllONY1•JO 1 .. oo.ee .. 1ne· .... -,. .. E> WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1997 TODAY'S CROSSWoRD PUZZLE ACROSS graduates 52 Pries~ PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 1 -apart dts1ntogr ated 5 Llbra11an·r. waming 8 W1ngcling t2 Angfor Wal\on 14 Greut lakes state 15 Wise about 16 Thin soup t 7 Written rom1ooor 18 0eSlg08r Ch11s11an 19 Swaggered 21 Wnghl brothers' oometown 23 Bart>ie'r. oeau 24 Ccbblot' a tool 25 Ctumpanzee 26 Decroo 30 Snoops 32 Noblemen garments 57 Gigantic 58 Woik 60 Spnng !xitt> 61 Roman ro<1d 62 Faohng one's - 63 Sharp 64 01111 65 ti's blue 66 Pay e1tte1111on DOWN t Wllttelio& 2 Cornell or Pound 3 Thatlllnd S nelQllO<» 4 Slat S Moll 33 Farm sight 37 Target 6 Thatguy 7 Fool 6 Torso 1 9 Singer Bryanl 10 Bend down 28 COioriess 29 Improvise 44 ~The Gt\osl and -Muir· 45 Bwa~. 111 lndta 46 Canooo dog 47 tee hstllng tool 49 Buddtt1S 38 Dreary 30 Browning and Poe 39 Computer xceon grapllrc 40 Vagµenoss t 1 Singer Lena - 13 Army wear 14 Sign ot tho · 3t Mouonless 33 Jrngty sound 34 Sour St Mothor, In 42 Coast t1ownh11t 43 Cows· homes 41~ Hum1d1ly future 20 Urge 22 Pub beverage~ 24 Assortment 35 Prospec1or'i quo st Marsolttos 52 Kansa~ - prob lam Chiefs 45 Health roson 48 Ve.,, 26 Gymna!>t 36 was acquainted wnh 38 Mo•1can menu item~ 53 Cry of pain 54 Hint Kor bu I 49 Prell• tw ·carlter !10 ~ome 27 K1tth1m u !>I Udy J I Put c111 we1ghl 42 Fony W1nks 55 High flying toy 56 Ro11 59 Shade tree 2 1 4 7 9 10 ii 50 61 Put a fe\N vvords to \Nork · for you. Call 642-5678. . SERVICE CARPENTRY 3510 COMPUTERS 3556 .DIRECTORY CARPENTRY•Wlndows l!PC"F1x] Doors • Wood Foncos Closel Garago 019anlzors Lif26t58t • Call Bob COMPUTER HELP! 249·8323 Pg-312·0026 ACOUSTIC Fast• F riendly•f'llord able CEILJNGS 3408 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN Upgrade Repair Train Custom cabinets/crown Free Es1·$10 Off w/ad molding t1le'marble'M1sc * 714·813-0576. CEILING MASTER rep.ws Charles 557·7684 •Acoustic Removal• Custom To~ture•Pa1nt CERAMIC COMPUTER Lie a. Mark 838· 7300 TRAINING TILES 3528 • Wmdows 3.11 /95 • MS Off1ce/Ouicken APPLIANCES leaky Showers Rep'd • Hardware/Sottware SERVICE 3426 Rogroutmg & lnstall'n ON SITE • 70AYS L670130 oan ot T ile 714·721·0252 673·8065 or 846·8526 APPLIANCE REPAIR Newport T rio & M arble ·REASONABLE· Fino Craftsmanship .. Computer Tr•lnlng • 646-5848 . Al Allordablo Prices A ff ordabto-Personal Showers Counters Firs Ono-on·Ono Training t~atural Stone & Marble CRB Admln 631-4258 ARTIST 3429 fptcs l645486 842·2214 Hom• Computer Start-up. From Ground MAKE-UP ARTIST CLEANING Zoro To The Internet • Weddings/Proms . HCSZ 714·891·4755 SERVICES 3548 • Special night out Croat Rots • 12yrs 01o.p MACMEDIC • Caro for 714-810·8049·pgr A TOUCH OF CLASS Macintosh Computors Cleaning Res/Comm m your hmo/olc. Low/ llc/Bondod. Freo Est. hourly rnte. 073-8819 BATHTUB Teresa 282-7143 REGi.AzING •BOSS HOUSECLEANING 3448 CONCRETE & Uconsed·Bondod $10.00 per t1our. MASONRY 3557 ~ 714·548·0368 •Bright Hseclnlng Brick, Block. Stone, Tile $25.00 OFF! European Prof I. Best Cone. Patio. Driveway In townl Reis 5Yrs Exp Fptc, BBOs. Ro1' 2-Svr. Tub s/S ho wer a/Ti 10 Grnco 251·9455 Refinish Llko New I Exp. Torry 557.7594 Repairs 844-1835 ADVERTISE * Beat Price/Quality REMODEL 4 LESS SS Your Service Lndacape, brick. atne Complete roflntnlshlng concr. 800-786-1007 & Restoration senitcos Ask about our New Shower Doors Introductory Oller I •CEMENT WORK• Lie/Ins 283·0779 Call Gina 574-4246 ·Stamped Concrete· Brlck/Block/S1one/Tlla CABINETS 3490 •WINDOW CLEANINOt L541856 831°4310 -Mini Blinds· •J .R.G. MASONRV• Advanced Wood1y1tem1 FREE ESTIMATES Block walla. stucco ·Custom Cabinetry· 845-0335 concre1e. brick. Lows Ooors:t:opper Ce111ng Ll730089 531·7843 Moldings • Mantot~ l6916!>0 714·998·897 COMPUTERS ·3556 CONTRACTORS CLASSIFIED CARPENTRY 3510 ll'a the aolutlon you're GENERAL 3558 aearchlng for • whelh· A lo Z HANDYMAN er you'ro IO&klng a AJ PallH ConalrucUon INSTALUAEFACE CABINETS home. an apartmenl. Addf1lon1•Remodellng Kllchent, baths, door•. a new occupellon or 0 0oneral Contraetlnfi WtndOWa Doug 548-1251 even a atray pet. L1460732 84'8-30 8 JEEP 9110 NISSAN 9150 TRIUMPH 9215 VOUSWAGEN 9235 '80 Triumph TR7 Roadater. 88k ml. Black. 150,000/080 '88 VW Fox OL Very clean. 12800. •548-00-37• By CHARlES GOREN Wfth OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH '82 Cherok•• Mid· night blue. Limited. 4x4. loaded. 94k mla. Xlnt cond. $}3,500. 847·5009 6~·8219 '82 NIH8n 240 SX 1' u t o • a /c • p ts 110.995. Tovot• Of Huntington B••ch over $2600. 648·1089. I--------- DIG DEEP 714.947.91555 ANTIQUES & • ·---------...... 3.........,,..SE=-N,..,..,T"""RA,,..,......_1 4X4 9221 CWSICS 9250 0<>4.h vulncrRblP, &uLh deals. NORTII •9 R LEXUS 9115 m nnd in dummy. Now declarer returnt1 to hand wit.h a 11pade, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii draws the oulatandlng trump, ir nrce11sary, d iscarding the j1clt of ,..,.,9_3_L_E_X_U_S_S_C4_00...,. 5 s p e • d . a Ir , ps. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii economlcal car . '92 Sidekick JX Red $8595. Toyot• of w/nu wht fop. 5 apd, Huntington B••oh A/C, pwr ..Jleor. Good 7t4-847·8555 atereo. G1eat RV tow hCArt.a from dummy. and the Sooth 8 /Blk p u 1 WEST c;:>Q 10 <>KJ963 •KJ IS2 •J\ST 6 76 Q9854 0 1\1064 •873 hnnd t.ake11 t.he reat of the trick•. o~~Y 152k u ce~ftl,:~ West. led 8 trump 81fl\ln1t. 11cven 2.9% APR #0031923 11pndce, and 1t looked '" if declsrer $31,977 car. Fun for beact) & off.road. $7 ,500 oeo. OLDSMOBilE 9155 _._C7_1_4_t e_7_5_..e_e_1_7_ • e" c:;>K76 32 OQ87 2 •96 would have to rely nn lhe heart linr11t1e fnr the fulfilling trick. But '02 LEXUS SC400 rC'luctnnt tn rely on a 50 pr rccnt Cashmere/Full opllona 1988 DELTA 88 Ro1t•I Brough•m Fully loaded, V6, dark blue with light blue In- terior, 94,000 mllea. S3;ooo or best offer. SOUTH •AK QJ1032 ~A,J chAnCC', declarer set about trying lo Won't Lastl tl(.022931 et1t.ablish a long diamond. S24,977 O Void •A Q 10 4 The bidd111g, WF.S'r NORTH EAST r118• s o r""" P11~111 4• • P11u P1U18 P11111 P1111e Opening le>ad. SiJ or • Th"rr i11 nn rxtra chnnce avail· nblr lo rll-clnrer at the 1tTI1nd alnm in Rps de11. 11nd South hnd to work heArd l.o drvrlop it. Lirr would have hc>('n ('1\111cr nt llf'VN'I club!!. 1'he opening gpade leRd was won in dummy and a diRmond was ruffed high A trump to the nine was the-entry ror a tccond dismond rufT which, In the process. drew the remnining ranga. Next. Clime the ace of clubs, followed by tht> queen - which WAii overtaken with the king. When bath defendt'r11 followed, llMlhcr entry t.o the t.ahlc0h11d been cri'ottd. Oeclorf'r ru!Ted a diamond, overtook the ten of clubs with the jack, for a fourth diamond ru!T nnd, when both dC'fendcrll Rjtllin rnl· lowed, the king or diamonds was high f)C'CIRrcr crn11i1ed bock cJummy hy IC'11ding the four or clubR lo the five, nnd the lor11ing heart wrnl 11w11y on lhC' diRmnnd DC'dnrrr'11 ltl'lt two cnrd11 WC'rr thr maj11r-1111it acl:'ll. '94 LEXUS SC400 Full option Certlltact 2.9% APR 1037721 $34,977 '94 LEXUS SC40G · Blue 4;;k Cert. 2.9% APR. Full option $33,977 '94 LEXUS ES300 Full Option. 29k Corllflod. 2.9% APR. Wont Las! #016784 $24,977 '95 LEXUS LS400 Full option 16k Cort 2.9% APR. #003891 $41,977 714 574-4267 . PEUGEOT 9160 '84 505STI Slvr 5 apeed, A/C, now clutch. Leather Inte- rior. S 1.500. 675-3978 PONTIAC 9170 '91 GRAND AM Wht. Woll maintained. New cass/storoo, a/t, A/C, 103k mis. Blue bk S5000 ?. Asking $3000. 760·5428, CdM SATURN Onn• Norlh 11howcd a dl:'l'ire to piny in rlub11 1f Soulh hnrl nrlequnle 1111prnrL. Soul h !!hnuld hnvl' bid fl('V· Pn rluhll 1111.1L rontrnrt would have hrr·n 11nbent11hle ev"n ir trump11 we>rr 4 I ·LEXUS· MISSION VIEJO 9190 1Lear~8tohbe l!bbetter hridhge 1·800·669·5398 payer •• u 11cr1 e now tot e •9 5 Saturn SC2 S11rposP. l':nRl Wl'r·c to lend a hPnrt ngn111i;t iic•vcn rluh11. declared hy North Drrlart'r ri11r11 with the l'lrl', rlrnws thrrc roundci nf trumps rnclinn i n hand, and riiffR a din· Goren Bridge Lf>tter by cnlling 1._ ________ ,,1 l oaded, 3,000 Mites (800) 788-1225 for information. $13,995 Toyota of Or write to: Goren Bridge Let· MAZDA . 9125 Huntington Be•ch ter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, Ill 714-847·8555 60680. f -S'IARTING ANEW BUSINESSff • • • • • • • • • • • • • n"' fLg,1/ Drparrmmr nt thr Daily />1/ot is p~ ,. to .111110tmcr 11 nrw S('rlArr now 11iu1/abk kJ ~ bunnt:SSt:S \l'r '"U mm• SEAfiCH thr r111mr for.you at"" rxrm <ttugr. ~JOU thr llmr 11nd rlx mp ro rhr Corm Howr m Srtnra Ana. nim. of (()WK, afr dx fellrrh lS 1omplnrd Ut' w1U fik:>c11r fim11ous businas nmnr f/4lmlmt with rhr Onmry c~. foibbsh onrr Q uwlt for four~ as rrqwrwl by lizw """ rhrn fik JO"r proof ofp11hlimnon rnth the Gmnty Ckrlr. 'p!mJr jtop l1J to ji/.e :i•ut1r fim11uia bunnt:SS statnnmt 41 tht Daily f>illJt,, 330 W. 8.i> .\t, Coru Ma.:J. lf'YQfl ft111'1(Jt stop by. pleasualj us ar (7J 1J 641-4321 and u..- 1t1U 111J1kr 111:mnf!.rmma for JOI' UJ handk this pro«durr by mml lf>o11 17'o11/d lm'f any fimlJCr quemoru. pkasr caU us and~ wiU br mQrr rhiln r,(.td to 1tssllf:;011 (JOOd lurlt m .'JIOU' IUU• business! CONTRACTORS GARAGE 1'HEALTH/ GENERAL 3558 DOORS 3678 NUTRITION 3742 1.0. DEVELOPMENT ••$475 . 16X7•* •HY P N 0 SIS Custom home & remodel includes hollway, Bd Cort Psychologist No Foe charged unhl wca111er·5'11p, 1nstalla· & Hypno-Therap1st. job IS complolod hon & tax 645-5704 Treatment for most Lf480664 721·0404 probtoms·Reas sliding scale. B46·H572 LEWIS Construc tion HANDY MAN 3710 Ramodol•Handyman PERSONAL TRAINING L#704773 Local Res. Diet'Exorciso Program •714·557·5925• "*Paint/Carpentry• TONE YOUR BODY RealdenUal Drywall and more! &RIPPED ·ABS & Small Business Small Jobs Oki Train w/one of S6. Ca. Construction Dealgn Gary 64~·5277 Bost Trainers in New- port's Finest Private ·Add1t1ons1Remodets· • ROOF REPAIR • Civil E:ngtneor • Roi's • Ceilings painted Facility. Very Reas. L1303t33 723-1800 • Export Etocti1cal Rates! Call Miko Now • Carpentry & More 1-800-735·5882 22Yrs Exp. L1'535977 DRYWALL 7 1 4 .5 3 8 ·1 8 7 2 IMPROVEMENTS SERVICE 3584 BREWER'S TV· VCR & Home Services HOME 3756 Under $300 L~E73660 ,...SMALL JQB EXPERT Orywalf!Plastor Repair Accept M/C & VISA LIKE·NU CONCRETE , Hanging, Taping, Texture CM. Oale 631·1818 Romve oll/rust stains, Comm1Res 551·5573 crack rpr. Re-nu/seal wd Handyman Charlie Patntmg. carpentry . docks Free est 780·8427 plumbing. •tonco bldg . ELECTRICAL 3610 Local res. 760-5044 INSTRUCTION3780 Home Repair/Remodel Sm•ll Job EXPERT . Costn Mesa/Nowpott D uncan Electric 25 Year• Exp. e GOLF LESSONS· e Locat/Ovlck Responso Jim 631·2480 Fun & Effective L1275870 850·7042 HOME SERVICES 8 Yra Exp. Low Ratea Peterkin Electric Anything & Everything Trm:PGA Pro 548·0569 Prompt & low Ratosl Froe Estimate. Roi's. rea-com/sm-lg jobs Michael 756·1440 CSL81 8717 748-5255 JEWELRY 3784 MSM Const Carpentry Orywll/Pnt/Plmb/Elec FENCES Remodot•Sml/Lg fobs. Wllllam Harold J owoler Watch/Jewelry Bepetr LG96327 902·2438 & DECKS 3615 Antique • Fine Jewelr~ QUALITY CRAFTSMAN BuylstMtld• 873.038 Car pen try•Ca bl nels * Wood Fences * Electrlc•Ptmb~•Doors Roplnco/Ropalr Low S Misc repatrs 55 ·7884 IANDSCAPE & Froe houllng/oat. Lic'C1 AdVantage Const 974-5301 QUALITY SERVICES IAWN CARE 3808 lmprovomanta/RepaTrs Paint. Prof I & Guaranl'd FLOOR INSTALL Froo Eat. 850·5779 B••lo Va rd M•lnt Lawn/cln·upa/tree trim REPAIRS 3620 Semi Retired Contractor aprlnklr/aerate. Thatch Repair I, improvements, 83 t -4422 Pg-413·8142 1m jot>s 011a111411ntej''~ S•I•• •Svo• ln•t•ll I core, Ken e 2·t 7 ! TREES 'f +tardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc Marble/Carpel 8nd/lns ===-1'lrl41e L 708219 988·9590 HAULING 3720 eGREEN MASTERS GARAGE Landacaplng & Melnt. JUNK TO THE DUMP Tree Trim • Removal DOORS 3678 ('114·898·1882t Gatdenlng Svc 841 ·5512 AVAILABLE TODAY •••·1882 Lanct1cepe Remodellng •t2CI aervlo• Call• '93 MPV VAN V8, loaded, white TOYOTA . 9210 S 1 4 ,995. T oyot • of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Huntington Beach 714·847·8555 MERCEDES 9130 •'83 Tercel $950• 5 speed. 2 dr. Runs and drives great. 97 tags. Need quick soll. 968·9442 • * '98 SLK Slvr/oyst. '87 Pickup 4x4. sspd Heated seats. S48k custom wheels, new firm. No oxporll Aval llros. li ft kit. $4200. 3/15. pp 642·0138 7 ,14·760·1549 '89 CAMRY S/W V-6 9150 full power, auto, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J S 99 9 5. Toyota of Huntington Be•ch 714-847·8555 NISSAN '89 Max)ma, whVbluo llhr. sunroof. chrm whts. full pwr. 6·cyl. "'•9~5,,,._A.,_v_a.,..lo-n-..,X~L-=s,......,,B,.,tk-.1 S·spd, nlf upgrpdos blk tthr. V·6, 4dr. a/t, $7000. 714·642·7726 snr1, full power. 22k '90 Maxima SE Red w/blk llhr Int, Boso storeo, phone. all pwr. New tires. Looks & runs great! S8300 OBO 675·6617 On the move? Sell your extra household items in Cla~jfied IANDSCAPE & LAWN CARE 3808 NEWLllAF~ Land= & Ma nry Des)Pr uild/Remodel Uc. ns. 748·0487 Sh•n•'• G•rdenlng & Landacaplng. lawn care lnslall'n/Romoval Sprinklers 548·5801 VICTOR'S Pron Land· scape Malnt. Seasonal Color. IOYrs Exp. Xlnt Rois N.B. 457°1739 YARD Clean-up, Troe Trim/Hedges/Removal New Lawn & Plants. 900·8502 Pg-748·5375 MASSAGE 3830 L&B Sport• Ther•plf All body care to relax & rejuvenate. RN/LMT CM 722·9823 STRESSED OUT? Massage Therapy In Or.'a ore. Heather 843·9053 $15 OFF lnltlal Vlalt . MOVING 3834 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calll. Publlc Utlll· Ilea Commlaslon RE· OUIRES that ell used household g o o cu movera print their P.U.C. Cal T number; llmos and chaulleura print their T.C.P. num· ber In all advertise· monta. If you have a question about lhe le- gellly of a mover, tlmo or chauffeur, call: Public Utllltlaa Commission 714·558-4151 ALL-AMERICAN Mov••·U ..... Corefully, Courteoual~ & For the Right Price Tl186Vn 548-0223 lpllt Second 0Movlng Prof Movertl 24Hr Srv ?Oa~tsr Olac/T 1111452 43 ·9123JP·341-5850 Two •roth•r• Movlne mis. S21 k. (800) 686· 1705 pgr. 549-5088 '96 CELICA GT Convert. Only 4k ml. White #03383 t $22,977 '95 CAMRY LE Full Option. 26k . LelCUS Trade. F/Pwr Moonroof #316129 $15;977 ·LEXUS· MISSION VIEJO 1 ·800°669°5398 PAINTING 3858 24Yra Quallt~ Painting TOUCHUPS, TOO 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor Uc#280644 645·3209 RAINBOW Circle Malnt. Palnting·lntlExt House/Apt Ouallty Job Free OSI. L#569897 838·8888 CHUNC.1.S PAINTING 23Yrs E1Cp·Grt Prtcel Guar Work-Free Esl Ucl375602 538·1534 Ike'• Custom Painting Prof, Clean, Quality Work. Int/Ext & Oocka. Ll703468 031·4810 Peter• P•lntlng 20 Years Experience Free Eallmatea Interiors and Exteriors Referral. 854-0512 PET SERVICES 3870 Pet Sliter/Dog Walker Oally/Overnl9ht vlalla • Rafa avl. Lie d/8onded OenlH 7t4·935-8870 PIASTER REPAIR . 3880 Plaater/Stucco P•tch ·Serving So Ca 25yra- Llc#326884 24Hra 714-554-7831 PLUMBING 3890 THE LOCAL PLUMBllR ·a JemH E. Binger1 CO.• FrM EatlmllN Friendly Servlce•lnsured L,532981 875-9304 E1pert Drain tl .. nlnt & Plumbing Repalra ' 20yra e11p. All work fs"· Steve 845-8 08 Precl•• Plwmblng Repair• & Aemod•I• Free Etllmatea L.1817391 H .. 1090 OACO PLUMBING '93 LWB Only 42K mllea. Abaolutely flawless! Ev en sheepskins! ~31,450 '96 4.0 SE 7600 rnlles. Stack & Beautiful All'T)Osl Newt FLAWLESS '93 COUNTY WAGON Low ml. local car. PrlsJlne condition! CO, Loaded. Etc. $28,950 '95 DEFENDER 90 Hard Top. Only t800 mllesl Roll bar, Runlng Boards. WHITE BEAUTY '96 DEFENDER 110 Tho original Rhino· moblle! Ready to go on safari • lo mites. HURRY! 196 DISCOVERY Leather. Auto, ABS, Tow pkg. Till, CC. Etc. Only 14k miles. $27,949 '91 RANGE ROVER Limited "Hunter model. Very low m1. Local car. Sold & serviced by us. $20,950 '96 4.6 RIOJA M e tallic Beauty Only 15k ml Every concoivablo option. BEAUTY '94 COUNTY Only 30k miles. Blac k . running boards. g,,11 guards, moonroof. Etc ... SAVE! LAND ROVER MISSION VIEJO 714-365·8750' I PLUMBING . 3890 eDAN DAWSON• PLUMBING Water Heaters • Drains Remodel • Repair Faucets • Fhctures Lt554722 • 64~720 Pgr#717·5729 POOL SERVICE 3894 l•l•nd Blu• Pools Poot & Spa Wkly Svc. Repair: liltor/pump/htr Acid wash 845-8728 ROOFING 39t6 BALBOA ROOFING CO Quality Worl( Guaml'd RerooffRepalr Free Est Lie/Ins 031-5081 ROOF LEAKS ONLY All type diagnosis & repair. 223·3782 OWEN REPAIR SVC ROOFING Servlcea ·Expert R•p•lr•• Aaroofa or Now Roofa L 1726292 Ask tor Brl•n 842-7875 REMODELING & ADDITIONS 3916 Farthing Interior• Kltohen/Bath/Remodal Rm Additions Visa/MC L#560875 073·1212 SPRINKLERS 3921 SPRINKLllR REPAIR ValveaeHeadaeTlm•· clocka. 27Yra Local Svc. John Burr 282·2831 On the move? Sell your extra household 920 HAULER Verd tune uplmalntenace. Items Repalr•/Serv/Openera CLEAN·UP•FREE EST lan<lscapetartl111C design. Moving Today? No & Drain Cle•nlng • In Classified All M•~•••Modela Contractot I C21-604006. Problem! Uo'd & Ina '7Daya/Wk•'r•e lftt. Llc'ct 050.SeN·(1378l JOHN 150-1128 l'fofl a r1t11ce1. &4&-7505 C.l·T1341S 8a'7°1 a00 Ll727105 '790-8170 -j -. -- '73 M•••r•tl Citroen 37k mllea. All origlnal. St0,500 or beat offer. MUSI Hiii 898·5212 '81 Delorean Stunning red flnlah. Lowered 2". Look a like lotua or Pantera. $16,950 .. 875·3150 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Class If led Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5678 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE? NOTHING. Call the Classifieds (714) 642-5678 330 W. Boy SI. Cosio Mesa U 92627 CLAS SIRED 11 · s the o a a y ·t O· accou. Information· packed marketplace visited regularly,.. !\UC· cessfully • by ell kind! of consumers TAX PREPARATION 3925 * IT'S TAX TIME * Call early for appt. Je•nne Hare E.A . Retired IRS 673·8905 Too busy for t•xes? We will come 10 you 30 Years Tax Exp. 1 ;800·934·9790 TUTORING 3929 SPANISH·FRENCH llallan-Engllsh. UCI Prof MA. Xtnt Results Transl. 497.3973 WALL COVERINGS 3932 Farthing Interior• lnstallallon • Removal Discount Walfcoverlng Llfl560875 873•1212 Th• Stripper SpeclJlllzl ng In Wallpaper Removal L5889241 983°5037 W• .G•I• should hang together. S~ip, Install, advice to the crazy. 831-2111 Anytime Hove A ' Garage Sole! • I• . . '.I (QI n.,., Cb~. •41·$&11 ., l*ic• '°" ~ ~ Ad! . • .. PJlot , ..... , ..... , . '