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Home My WebLink About1997-03-26 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Opponents named for Davis Cup te'!lnis team Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 . Bird shooter strikes again • Seven additional fowl are found dead from pellet gun shots. Police step up patrols of TeWinkle Park. . . By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Seven more birds were found slaughtered by pellet gunfire .,. on Monday morning in TeWmkle park, ·marking the second attack of its kind in three days. Parks Department employees found the recent batch of carcasses as they made early-mommg rounds at the Arlington Drive sanctuary: Three white ducks. Three mallard ducks. And one ·black-crowned night heron. \.All were riddled with the same pellets, it appeared, that killed four ducks and a goose and seriously injured two other geese over the weekend, authorities said. •Whoever's doing this is just a real sick person," said Michelle Berger, a Costa Mesa resident who helped rescue two of the ortginaJ geese. •They're not choosing one type of bird over the other. They're just shooting birds." Police said they have beefed up patrols aro~d ~~park and are seeking suspects. • SEE BIROS PAGE 4 '· . OLD AND NEW Old Newport Boulevard to get a/ace lift Assailants sought in shootout • Incident at Harbor Boule- vard fast-food restaUf ant may have been sparked by racial comments. By Christopher Goff ard, Datly Pilot • COSTA MESA -Police continue to seek suspects in a Harbor Boulevard shooting on Friday with possible racial overtones that left one local youth with a bullet in the spine and his compan- ion with one in the hip .. Police are also seeking a motive in the late-night attack that began with a heated verbal exchange between a carload of whites and another carload of Latinos. The victims -a 17-year-old juve- nile and· 19-year-old Thomas Harris, both of Costa Mesa -were sitting in a Honda Ovic around 11 :40 p.m. in the parking lot of Jack in the Box on Har- bor Boulevard near Wilson Avenue when a white Mustang pulled up alongside them, said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Snii.th. Two Latinos in the Mustang exchanged threats with the occupants of the Honda, and the Mustang's dri- ver fired three shots that tore through the pther car, Smith said. One or the bullets entered the back of Ute juvenile, lodging in his spine, while Harris took a shot to the left knee. The juvenile re!lli;l.ined at Hoag Hospital in critical conctition on Tues- I • day, but Harris was, back at the Pomona Av~nue apartment he shares with his girlfriend . Though Harris cidims no gang affil- iation, he sports a large "Skinheads" tattoo on his-torso and enthusjasticalJy recites "white pride" mantras. He claims the incident began .with the Latinos yelling racial slurs. · But he said he ctid not get a good look at the Mustang's occupants. ~1 feel like the streets are unsafe with such a large Hispanic communi- ty," Harris said. "J shouldn't have to worry about getting a hamburger and getting shot in the knee." · Th'e bullet entered tus left knee and lodged in his h.lp, where it remains, 8 SEE SHOOTING PAGE 4 Chamber won't i;Qterveri.e ·m_ police salary negotiations •Newport Beach city and pol.ice negotiators plan to meet today to try to h?JTllller out an accord on contract. By Jennifer Armttfong, Daily Pilot r. NEWPORT BEACH -The Chamber of Commerce won't be entangling itseU in the increas- mgly tense salary negotiations between city officials and rank- and-file police officers. 11The dispute is the erosion of benefits - we see that as something that might become a trend ... " -STEVE MARTINEZ Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce board members decided Monday not to take an official position on the deacJ.lock, which has lasted more than a year. The police union sent a let- ter to chamber members Jast week asking for support, and City Manager Kevin Murphy quickly fired off ·a response letter. · n't seem to be produang any-.. thmg,". assoc1auon president Steve Martinez said. "We weren't really sure the commuruty knew our side of it as well as they should.'' Newport police polygraph expert Pete Perrin has extracted confessions with his Ue detector device. MAAC ,.,RTIN I DAl.Y Ptl.OT THE .TRUTH ABO.UT LIES Polygraph operator helps navigate sea of lies, half-truths, and conflicting stolies By Ch r istopher Goffard , Daily Pilot • EDn'OR'S NOTE: Not all cops patrol the street with gun and night- stick..Behind them are hundreds of others who rarely make the headlines. all of them interworking parts in the compl.8% machine that keeps Newport- Mesa saje. The Beat will be an ongoing series showing you the face behind the badge. ' O n Feb. 23, a heavily-tatt,ooed fugitive named Daniel Ray Quinn -wanted in connection with a bloody stabbing-shooting that morning near McFadden Square - w,alked mto the Newport Beach Police • Department and surrendered himself. Quinn had a story to tell. Yes, he "JI was probably not some- thing we could or would get 111volved in, n chamber president Richard Luehrs said. Police Employees Assoaabon leaders said they simply wanted anyone interested to talk to coun- cil members about the issue. They sent the letters to chamber mem- bers because that was the only mailing list to which they had access, association vice president Gary Millius said. "The route we were going ctid- Representatlves of the assooa- tion and the oty will meet again today to ctiscuss a contract City ofhaals have made what they call their "last, best a.od final offer" and nore 1t would give Newport Beach police the sec- . ond-highest Ray in the county. They're now ranked No. 3, up from No. 21 in 1993 But associaaon representatives contend it's reductions in benefits. 8 SEE SALARY PAGE 4 Board firmS up district's special education policy • Acti~n is way to avoid legal tangles that have besieged other .districts. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -School trustees unanimously approvtki a policy for special education Tues- day that eliminates "wiggle room" between state guidelines and district rules. Bonnie Swann, director of spe- cial education services for the district, said the policy is a reiter- ation of state special education proficiency standards that the district is already following but that needed to be spelled out to protect the d.istnct from legal bat- tles. •It's somethmg we're already domg, • Swann satd "It makes board policy and the law 1ust consistent.• Different standards and assessment procedw'es can be created for students in speoal education under the adopted pol- icy. The distnct's action was prompted by legal battles 'in neighboring districts, stemming Crom a lack of adopted special education policies. •Tb.is is a preventative mea- sure,· Swann said. ·we don't have these (legal) issues now." . . Child cancer support grollp moves into Newport Beach r----------------------~--------------~----------~-----------------, •Charity organization is known for Christmas card fund-raisers. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Dorothy Har- berts' bas watched her son spend most of bis ?·year life In treatment for his rare llv· er tumor and ppen-)leart surgery for dam- age caUled by the burgeoning growth. >.. the mother of a survivor, she has a me.age for other parents of cancer- ltricken children: ·vou know what? Somtrbls do make it." Ant ib8 bu found a way to spread that m••ue~ Kkll cancer C()DDk'tiOG. a grashoots charity and networking group that's setting up shop this week in New- port Beach. The group, whose trademark fund- raiser is the sale of Chrtstmas cards drawn by ch1ld cancer patients, tod'f , will open its new home at •253 Martin-· 9ale Wa.y. A ceremony wW honor Office Depot, Business Properties and Konica Business Machines for donating the office space and equipment. Owaine Dirks, a member of the I \ I 1 I \ l. AROUND TOWN ......•.. 2 AL.MANAC .••.••••.•••.• 2 Q.ASSIFIEO .••.•.••.•••• 9 POLICE PILES •••••••••••• 2 PUIUC NOTICES ......... 8 lll1C:JR I S . • • • • . . . . • . . . . • . 6 \\ I \ I II I 1: Longevity ... • • ' ' ' ' I I ' ' I I I I I t • I . -l , • WEDN ESDAY, MARCH 26, 1997 . -~ -.. -• --, ... ---=--~-.-'T -----.. --~-...... -=:;..---; . ' ~ ' L. _Jl_ • .. ' • _ __.._ -J.. -• ~ _.&. ·----- • Two . centuries be"tWeen· them . Newport Beach's PeQgy'-Gene . Evans celebrates 103 years, while Costa Mesa's Anna May Dunbar turns 107. • By Alessandra Djuridou, Daily Pilot Peggy Gene Evans and Anna May Dunbar each had a birthday Tuesday, and between them, they have celebrate9, 210 times. Evans, a Newport Beach res- ident and former professional dancer, celebrated her 103rd with a lunch at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. "I feel like I'm 60, • she said as she sat at a large round table a stack of birthday cards by her plate, her chair festooned with colorful balloons. She was surrounded by well- wishers from the Happy Hooters, a dance troupe she joined 20 ye~ ago at age 83. She was active in the hooters until just recently. "She's marvelous. She was my mentor," said Janet Bryant, 81, who was in Evans' first Hap- py Hooters rlass. "The teacller stopped her and said, you've been a dancer, and she said yes, I've been in Phantom of the Opera with (.on Chaney.• . Evans began her dancing career in 1904, at age 10. She went on to dance in movies, standing in for stars like Norma Talmadge and "America's Sweetheart" Mary Pickford. · "She was a girl then," Evans said. "So was I." And Evans is still something of a youngster, at least when compared to Dunbar, who just " celet,)rated her 107th, or so she thinks. "I don't know how old I am now,• she said jokingly as she sat on the living room couch in her Mesa Verde home. "I have to figure it out.• But the keen observer who takes a look at her signed pho- tograph of Thomas Alva I;d.ison and his wife, both of whom · were acquaintances, can figure she has been on the planet for at least seven decades. She was born in Dalton, ~'--, Mass. in 1890, and there she met her first husband, ·Howard Franklin, who later became a movie producer and moved her to Hollywood. ' "I've seen a lot of people come and go," Dunbar said. And some were more famous than others. Lana Turner and Anna ~ay J>unbar (above) , enjoys fiowen she received ln celebration of her 107th birth- day Tuesday. Lett. Peggy Gene Evans-ts congratulated by a well-'Wt.sher during her 103rd birthd ay celebratton Tuesday aftemoon at the Newport · ·Beach Tennis Club. PHQTOS BY MARC MARTIN ANO BRIAN POBUDA Clark Gable-used· to come visit Dunbai: µi her Beverly Hills home. She also met Howard Hughes. "Pe9ple said Howard Hugh- es was strange, but that wasn't true," Dunbar said. "tie was a very fine man. The gpeater peo- ple are, the nicer they are." Dunbar's neighbor, Bob Gustafsson, .claims this positive outlook is what has kept her alive for so long. Dunbar does- n't d.isag'ree. "I've had a lopg life, and-I'm thankful,• Dunbar said, then smiled. "And I have most of my . leeth. • · · almanac • Editor's Nf1t•: Do you or someone you know ha9'e a landmark birthday or .anniversary coming up? If so, we'd like to Include it in oar Almanac section. Please call the information into the Readers' Hotline, 642-6086, fax it to 646- 4170, or mail it to City Editor Iris Yokoi, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. calit. 92627. Deaths Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Jonathan M. Stone, 29, on Jan. 26 • Viola M. Nick, 84. on Jan. 26 • Lola l. Skilbeck, 79, on Jan. 24 • Violet F. Thompson, 93, on Jan. 28 . • Joseph D. Van Noy, Ill, 74, on Jan. 27 •Adan Paz-Perez, 14, on Feb. 2 . • Tuan Quach, 69, on Jan. 29 ·•·Tami M. Anderson, 39, on Jan. 27 : • Rudy Juarez. 61, on Jan. 29 • • Edward J. Lynch, Jr., 74, on Jan. 28 ;. Evelyn E. Machen, 89, on Feb. 1 :•Clara L Oldenburg, 71, on Feb. 1 •• Leora B. Alden, 84, on Feb. 22 ;. Elnorlna I. Brackens, 50, on Jan. 30 • • Mildred L Dennis, 79, on Feb. 3 : • Kori M. Erner, 12, on Jan. 30 :•Dennis Lindgren, 43, on Jan. 15 ·• A\ldrey B. Moore, 92, on Jan. 30 :•Cindy A. Bartholomew-carter. 39, on :Jan. 30 • ien.nie Cascino, 80, on Feb. 4 • Essie Q. Evans, 91, on Feb. 3 NEWPORT BEACH • Kathleen F. Saucerman. 82, on Jan. 24 •Gladys M. Fontius, 81, on Jan. 25 • Mona M . Hayden, 73, on Jan. 30 • Margaret.D. Moore, 90, on Jan. 30 • M argaret A. Merritt, 73, on Feb. 3 • Georga E. Woodward, 98, on Feb. 2 • Alvin S. Cox, 89, on Feb. 1 Marriages Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Martin Ageson and Kathryn J. Coates, married on Nov. 30 in Laguna Beach •• Nicholas Kopanke and Diana l. Ten- nant, married on Jan. 18 in Huntington Beach • Milton S. Uta and Sanae D. Ahara, married on Jan. 24 in Santa Ana • John M. Pierson and Catherine E. Ash- down, married on Jan. 25 In Newport Beach • Toan M. Chu and Giao Q. Tran, mar· ried on Jan. 25 In Costa Mesa • Alfred Maciel and Sandra Guillen, married on Jan. 25 In Santa Ana • Kevin R. Brocard and Francia A. Wine- man, married on Jan. 25 in Costa Mesa • Stephen R. Purdy and Tara Saroop, married on Jan. 25 in Costa Mesa • Jeffrey J. Donati and Teresa M . Elling· ton, married on Jan. 25 in Newport Beach • Paul A. Blnnqulst and Becky l. George, married on Jan. 25 In Wood- ~~ . • Fred T. Doerges and Julie M. Stewart, married on Jan. 25 II'\ .Garden Grove • Jeffrey L. Kaylor and Michelle Y. Lopez, married' on Jan. 18 In Redlands • Adan Flores and Maribel Amarla, mar- ried on Jan. 31 in Santa Ana • Rogoberto Flores and Lisa A. Akuison, married on Jan. 31 in Santa Ana • Raul Gudino and Cristina Torres, mar· ried on Jan. 31 in Santa Ana • Phi P. Le and Phuong M. Luong, mar- ried on Jan. 25 in Fountain Valley NEWPORT BEAOt • Jerome P. Nellesen and Lisa A. carras- co, married on Jan. 24 in Santa Ana '• Albert Lightener and Marta l. Land- man-Karny, married on Jan. 28 in Santa Ana • William W. Yates, Jr. and Wendy M . Higley, married on Jan. 25 in Newport Beach • David Lobel and Lisa A . Andersen, married on Nov. 24 In Dana Point • Darren J. Boihem and Jane M. Walsh, married on feb. 1 in Dana Point DUI ·arrests The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under READERS HOTLINE 0 642-6086 Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories. Illustrations, edito- rial matte< or advertisements herein can be reproduced with· out written permission of copy-• right owner. VOL 91, ~· 6J THOMAS H. IOHNSON, Publisher WILUAM l.090IU.. Editor Record your comments about the Dally Pilot or news tips. ADDRESS OUr address Is 330 W. Bay St, Coste Mesa, callf. 92627. CQ88.Ec;DONS It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct all «rors of substance. ...... c.111 5744233. .HOW TO REACH US Clrwletion The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 Adwnislng TEJWIEltATURES Newport Beach 64154 Balboa 64154 Costa Mesa 75153 Corona del Mar 63154 the Influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are Innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Sam J. Smith, 36, of Buena Parle P,aul M . Plngeton, 41 , of Huntington Beach . Clarence W. Saeli, '.34, of Huntington Beach Sharon M. Jewlnat. 26, of Laguna Niguel Richard H. Hoekstra, 52, of Newport Beach James R. Judnick, 45, of Fountain Valley Scott C. King, 34, of Costa Mesa Daniel L. Lynch, 50, of Newport Beach Bernhardt R. Bruns, 42, of Costa Mesa COSTA MESA Kurt J. Hoffman, 44, of Costa Mesa Martin Aburto-Hernandez. 22, of Costa Mesa Mehmet Ozonur. 38, of Costa Mesa Rick L. 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Look for the ~Ion to oenerm chest-high w~ In the rMlr jetty .... Th.t"s 1n l~cMrmost bHcNs In dOM pro1dmlty. .. Have a taco· and help those in need Dare to bite into a smoked snapping turtle t~co or rock shrimp tamale pie, prepared at an upcoming benefit for Share Our Selves by chef · Alan Greeley, owner of The Golden Truffle restaurant in Costa Mesa. The fourth annual Wild. and Crazy. Tacos night will feature some of Orange County's top chefs and their most unusual taco ·creations. Undei the leadership of Chef Michael Kang of Five Feet restau ... rant in Laguna Beach, chefs con- tinue to return to help raise mon- ey for Share Our Selves. Last year about 200 people attended the event raising close to$12,000. There will be 10 local chefs conjuring up unusual tacos for the event that previews another ben- efit -Orange Aid which is held April 26 -featuring the same Orange County chefs and their cuisine. Share Our Selves spokes- woman Sue Cannon said several local chefs including Kang have over the past seven years helped raise about $400,000 for SOS enabling the organization-to pur- chase a van, build a state-of-the- art kitchen and renovate its fatjli- ties at the. Superior Avenue address. The organization , processes food and gives it away to the poor and needy. Other partid~ting chefs are: Ted Gray of NeWJ>ort Meat Co,; Gwen Kvavll Gulliksen of The Robert Mondavi Wine nd Food Center1 Andrea Hill of The Sutton Place; Jack Kalustian of Newport Harbor Yacht Club; Jean Pierre LeManissier of Le Chardonnay; John McLaugJilln of The Swmnit House; C~tian Rassinoux of The Ritz Carlton} and Pascal Olhats of Pascal's. • Organizers of the event, held Tuesday April 1 from 6 to 8 p.m. at 1550 Superior /We. in Costa Mesa, will charge guests $25 per person ~t the door for unlimited tacos and beer. For more informa- tion call SOS at 642-3451. Easter will come a bit . '"' early at soup kitchen The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen expects to serve . about 800 Easter dinners on Friday to residents who are needy or home- less. Highlights include a yisit from the Easter bunny and the opportunity for children to have a Polaroid photograph taken on the rabbit's lap. The dinner includes a choice of ham ,ot fish as an en tree and, will be served from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Rea Community Center at 611 Hamilton St. around town TODAY ART WORKSHOP A new series of drawing and painting workshops from 10 a.m . to 12:30 .P ·~· will be offered today and will continue for eight Wednesdays in Vince Jorgep.son Center adjacent ·to fyiari.llers Library, 2005 Dover Driver Newport Beach. The ses- sions provide individualized instruction using mixed media for beginners through advanced students. For more in.formation, call 644-3151. BOARD MEETING The West Newport Beach Association. is having its regular board <>f directors meeting with speaker Don Webb, director .of the Public Works Department, at 7 p.m. at the Council Chambers at COSTA MESA Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The public is invit- ed to attend. For more informa- tion, call 548-4560. · UFO EVIDENCE Mutual UFO Network Orange County offers ·a discussion on "The-Best UFO Video Evidence" at 7:30 p.m. at the Neighborhood <2ommunity Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Cost is $10. For more irltormation, call 529-4836. BUSINESS MIXER The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, along · with Costa Mesa and Irvine Chambers, is sponsoring a special March Th-City Business Mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 }?.m. at the Red Llon Hotel, 3050 trristol St., Costa Mesa. Admission is free for mem- bers and $10 for others. For more information, call 729-4400. • PlllClefttlli Avenue: An unattended jacket worth S 150 was stolen from a , dub In the 2000 b1odc. • • Newport laulev..-d: A S250 compact disc changer was stolen from a hair salon In the 1800 block. A front window was pried open. • qrange Av.we: A wallet. a $120 disc player and a diaper bag were stolen from a car In the 2500 block. The pa.ssenger rear window was smashed. • Wlllan Street: Three loads of laundry totalling S 190 were stolen from three dryers at a lallndry mat in the 500 block. · • Harbor laulevn: Several items Including two cellular phones, a comput- erized day planner and a leather hand bag totalling $1,475 were stolen from a car In the 1800 block. The right front passenger w(ndow was broken. NEWPORT BEAOt • SanclMr Drive: Several articles of jewelry worth a total of $17, 185 were stolen from a linen closet inside a residence. There was no sign of forced =';.~~ Avenue: A box with a dead fish in it was left on a resident's driveway. •Sussex a..ne~ A mailbox was broken in half at a residence In the 1200 block. . • David Drive: A briefbse, lap-top computer and checkbook worth a total ol $3,550 were stolen from an unlocked car In an open garage in the 200 block. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $1251hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Corporations1. partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATIO N AND TRANS~CTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING ' Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration ' LEGAL ::OPTIONS A I I Q I N I X I A T LAW ((14) 760-8775 Newpon Beach/C<Mu Mesa Daily Pilot Guess that ol' red carpet .. Oscar treatment is a ·bit worn I 'm writing this on Monday afternoon as I ponder the Academy Award contest form I will take along with me to the extended family Oscar-night gathering that has now become . an annual ritual. We take movies seriously. My entry will be merged with all the others and then .graded at the end ef the evening to find out who guessed the most accurately op such exotic categories as "Original Dramatic Score• and . "Makeup.•. · joseph n. ,bell The action in the press room was frenetic as presenters and often-~ewildered winners were ·fed to us. It always appa.\led me that the technical award win.ners would be virtually ignored by reporters who would give all their attention to the presenters -usually actresses with consid- erable decollatage who would try to retreat to the background so-the sound or cinematographer winners they were shepherding could be the center of attention. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26, 1997 BUBBLING OVB _ __,.. ... . Adrian Vermltte, ~.-enjoys-hJs first visit to the beach by creat- lng a sky full of bubbles. The beach was the place to be Tues- day with temperatures edging toward the 80s ln Newport Beach. Expect more of the sanie today. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT The winner receives only prestige that carries over until the whole procedure is repeated a year later. I have yet to win because I tend to, go with long- sho\s -wlli.ch also causes some problems for me in Las Vegas. Although I've grown a little cynical about Hollywood's orgy of self-congratulation -especial- ly since th~ movie business has beeh taken over by various cor- porate conglomerates -it still always brings back vivid memo- ries of the dozen years I attended the Academy Awards when I was coverirtg Hollywood for sev- eral newspapers and magazines that the people who make up the invitation list wanted to court. you know how it is. Sure I know, but it was a good run while it lasted . The practice in those years (1 don't know if this is still true) was to give the ''AH list journalists a press cre- dential and two guest tickets in the auditorium. After the first year, I always gave away my auditorium tickets and watched from 1he press room where the winners and presenters came after they left the stage. · Sometimes there would be small backs\ag.e dramas that transcended all the empty ques- tions shouted at the winners. The most Vivid to me was the night Jane Fonda won the best actress award for "Comirig Home" and Michael Cimono's "The Deer Hunter" won best picture. . When the TV lights were off and the cameras were being packed away, Fonda and Cimono got into a fascinating· and acrimonious argument a,l)out the liberties with historical .accu- racy Gimono had taken in his film about the Vietnam war. I v,r.as one of the few reporters still liangmg around when that hap- pened. City Council apprqves Old Newport Boulevard revamp . .. Except ~ibly for an invita- tion to a presi~ntial inaugural ball -or tickets to an Angel 1 World Series. -there's no greater one-upmanship than an invitation to the Academy Awards. It's a sure grabber to drop into cocktail party conversa- tion. · I made the "A" list mosUy because I worked for the Nation- al Observer, the weekly exten- sion of the Wall Street Journal. When the Observer went under, I continued to write about motion pictures for several highly vis\ble national magazines, but I . became svspect. And when entertainment became secondary to other subjects I wrote about, I was dropped instantly from the invitation list. My old buddies in the industry didn't return phone calls when I wanted to bring my aunt and uncle from Missouri lo visit a working set. Nothing per- sonal, Joe, they would say when · I finally tracked them down, but. Although my wife and chil- dren went frequently, we also used these tickets for people who wollld really be blown away by the chance to go. One of the most ecstatic was a student of mine at UCI named Stephen Sil- verman. He will be out hef"e from New York next month to be hon- ored at UCI's annual Lauds & Laurels banquet. He has pub- lished a half-dozen books -the most recent a biography of film director Stanley Donen -and is currently an editor of People magazine. He likes to remind me that I didn't give him an "A" in my non-fiction writing class, an oversight he was able to forgive after his invitation to the Acade- my Awards. Many memories of those nights remain vivid. Journali$ts arrive the same way the stars do, and there is nothing quite like taking that long walk past the screamers iR the bleachers who have been waiting all day to see their idols and let out a "naaah" of displeasure followed by dead silence when they realize you aren't anyone important. · Then there was the nighJ Lee Marvin.won as best actor and left a group of well-wishers in the lobby after the ceremonies to come over and say hello \o me. _I had just done a magazine piece on him and he remembered, which impressed the hell cmt of my youngest daughter and one of her friends, who was our guest. The points l made that night lasted well into the sum- mer. • .._ But those days are long over -unless Stephen Silverman reverses the process one day. -Meanwhile, l'm going for the gold tonight. By the time you· read thls -if you've read this far -I expect to be a winner because I'm taking the favorite.s for a change. and I've got a hot tip on""Original Dramatic Score" that is going to put me over the top. • JOSEPH N. BELL'S column runs every Wednesday. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH Improvements will soon take· shape along Old Newport Boule- vard, that forgotten stretch of road alongside Newport Boulevard at the Newport-Costa Mesa border. The City Council Morlday approved a plan, which has been in the works for years, to infuse the . wayward business district with a better tenant mix and pret- tier streetscape. A committee comprised of council members, business own ers and residents drafted the proposal. The area has been. standing by for revamping since a 1988 city- wide general plan update calle.d for a closer look at Old Newport and other districts. Since theri. the plan has gotten stuck in poll- . tics and postponed for other pri- orities. · · The new plan allows land uses such as hospitals and convales- cent homes not permitted in other areas. It encourages developers to combine lots by offering high.er floor-area ratios -more building space per lot. Also included in the plan: • Eliminating car repair shops and gas stations, while limiting vehicle and boat sales business- es. Ex-convict s~pected of robbing Newport bank • Sprucing up the street with landscaping, median parking, lighting, underground utilities and e ntry monuments. A 25-year-old ex-convict is belllnd bars after allegedly attempting to rob the Bank of America on Newport Center Dri- ve on Tuesday. • Around 12: 18 p.m. Alberto Moreno, Jr., entered the bank and passed the telle r a note demand- ing money, then fled with an undisclo~d amount of -cash on a motorcycle, said Newpgrt ~each Police Lt. Dol!g Fletcher. Dil'ected by a search heli- copter, police cars converged on Moreno near the intersection of Re lig io l•S Science a Spiritual ~ Approacht Living COSTA Ml SA • SUNDA\'S IO.ir11 1'>4 7399 Orchid Avenue and.Ocean Boule- vard, and he fled on foot for sev- eral blocks before police caught him, Fletcher said. Police found him with cash apparently take n in the bank rob- bery, and a .25 caliber semi-auto- matic pistol which had been reported stolen in Fountain Val- ley, Fletcher said. Moreno, listed as a transient last living in Costa Mesa, was booked on suspicion of armed robbery, with $50,000 bail. Police said he is on parole for a gang- Bu . Sell. Trade. Lease. 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The city will reqwre thorough review of plans for any development with an entrance or ex:it on nearby res- idential streets. city senior plan- n!?r Patrick Alford said Councilwoman Norma Glover. a committee member, praised U>ose who helped con'struct the plan. "The group self-i.nt}'.>osed standards on themselves that we spend hours trying to get busi· nesses in other areas to accept." she said. The $770,000 price tag tor the improvements will be covered partly by the city. The rest may Relieve headache pain and 1ension in only minutes a day To order lhe SOOTHE·A·CISER lherapeu11c plllow Call now 1·800-581·7662 e1Cl 1001·370P come from an assessment district,; which splits the costs among property owners in the area. Businessman Jerry Tucker, president of the Old Newport Property Owners Group and com- mittee member, said he was con- fident the plan will encourage • development. One resident who lives adja- cent to the street raised questions about· how building heights are measured there. But city officials said the issue is not addressed by this plan. . ~ Richa,rd Vogel, representing an · Old Ne\.vport property owner, said he was "thrilled" with the plan. "There has been no interest in our neighborhood at all for sever- al years," he said. ''Everybody bas done a lot of hard work." READING GLASSES &-81-FOCALS e~ <» /<».SUM. Largest Selection $2.95. $6.50 MARTIN OPTICAL OC Swap Meet Fairgrounds #8160 (714) 548-6211 High school seniors are invited to attend Orange Coast College's Senior Day '97 on Tuesday, April 8~ from noon to 3 p.m. in the campus quad. Seniors will receive EARLY registration materials for fall '97 classes. There'll also be a free barbecue hit:lch, _ Senior Day T-shirts, · tours, demonstrations and a live band. You1l have an opportunity to explore many of OCC's transfer and occupational programs. Optional .,SOAR .. 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"There's no question. lij fact I thought he was trylilg to use me as an 11\Strument that couJd exoner· ate hlm. • · rt d.Jdn't work out that way for Darnel Rdy 'Quum Pemn -and the $10,000 rnachme he Wields - won a confession that put hlm behind bdl'S Pemn, an 18-year pol.Jee veter- an who hdS operated the depart- ment's polygraph for 11 years, . somebmes provides the only hope of cuttmg through the seemingly hopeless tangle of lies, hall -truths, and confl.Jctmg stories that pol.Jee confront ddl.ly. He operates m a sparse, white· wdllcd, sound-proofed room with an average-lookmg computer perched on a desk m the center. Yet attached to the computer are devices that monitor one's breath· mg, blood pressure, heart rate, and perspLTallon level -aJI bodily processes beyond consao45 con· trol -that register as colorfuJ se.is· mogra ph-hke waves on the screen Hiqh peaks and valleys teU PNrtn he has a !Jar Whlle he knows some people, even fellow police officers, dende the rnachme dS wtldJy maccurate -and a fdll~ polygraph alone can't gam d conv1cbon -he said the key I!> a competent examiner. "Thcrc"i. no way to beat (a polygraphJ If you have a guy who knows whc1t he's domg," he said. "You're> taJkmg c1bout an mstru- ment that does PxactJy what it's. suppoi.<'d to do " An dJTlatcur PXdJTUiler mJght inllm1dc1l<' ~ubiec·ts . into giving $2951 "1 complete CJll loll Free 888-271-4567 Don'r Oday, Avoid Probare! David Pawlowski- Anornq ac Law ~/1 ~Jla11 ()utlet North Carolina Discounte d Prices llt a South ern Ca lifornia address HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fn 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 .230 East 17ch St Costa Mesa Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678 Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURA NT His gone flshlngl Por fish tacos our meals are still a trip to Mexico -as well as the coast Of BaJa. It's a trip worth taking. Th• nadltlon Continues Since 1972 false reading , but Pemn favors a gentlemanly approach He leaves behind bis gun and badge when be enters the examination room Hellever calls people "hars.· He tells tbem it's natural for them to be nervous. "The prepanllion.foi these tests is exhausbve, • he sa.id. "There l!lTe no siliprises. There are no t.riclc. questions. We tell the person everything we're going to do.• In criminal cases, Penin's ulti- mate lbrill is winning a confession. The effect ·on him compares to a junkie's high, he said. Bqt there is also a special satisfaction in clear- ing an accused innocent. •At first you're a nervous wreck doing this,-he said. •1 mean, the pressure's unbeliev- able. (My colleagues) say, 'Pete, here's a guy accused of child molestation and we don't know if he did it or not, but we know you can tell us.'· Perrin, a member of the Board of Directors of the Ca.hlonua Asso· ciation of Polygraph Exam.mers, adrn.irusters four to eight tests a week. Many or the subjects are prospective police employees, which the department began screerung with the machine in the nud 1~80s at P~rrin's suggestion. On his off-days, he · runs tus own polygraph business out of an Irvine oUice. He said he became mterested Ill polygraphs as a detective m the mid-1980s. • 1 got very frustrnted because I felt like a lot of people were lying to me," he saJd. "And I thought I could be a real dyndffiitg detective if I couJd figure out who was lying to me " Perrin. ~o attended the National A'.cademy of l.Je Delee· bon in 1986, received the Awil!d of Ment from Newport Bedch Police Chief Bob McDoneij la!>l week for helpmg the county Sher- iff's Department to crack a doublt• homicide in May, 1996. He has been the department\ exclu51ve polygraph Operator for the past five years Though ht• sa.Jd he loves the challenge, he takes it ·real pe rsonal· when someone tnes to beat the test. "This JS my livelihood ,· he srud. ·~ is my reputation. So when someone come m and tnes to beat me, I can't let that hap- _pe~. • Factory SALARY CONTINUED FROM 1 not pay, that keeps them tummg down contracts. The aty's offer would mean Jess vacation bmE! for all officers and would create a sec- ond ber or new employees With few- er benefits than current employees "1be dispute is the eroslon of benefits -we see that as something that nught become. a trend," Mar- tinez said. Lowering the starting pay has emerged as a point of strong dis· agreement: City officials say the association proposed the idea. Asso· ciation leaders say it was a"t'eaction to a city proposal to increase the time it takes to reach the higher ranks. The association bas voted down three official offers durin9 negotia- tions. Seven of eight employees associations have signed contra& wtth the •oty that mclude reduced benefits. The police cissoctation has asked for city officials to talk face-to-face with them rather than using their hired ·negotiator. City Council members said they'd be happy to talk over how to resolve future contract disputes. But they're planning to stick with thetr negotiator, Murphy said. Martinez said he hopes the chamber mailing has prompted some community support for the police association. Mayor Jan Debay said she and other council members haven't gotten many· phone calls and are glad the cham- ber is slaying out of the debate. "It's still up to them,• she said. "The ball is in their court." SHOOTING CONTINUED FROM 1 I lams said. He limps slightly but i.cUd he Lakes Demerol for the pain As d worker at a shipping-and· recelvmg warehouse in Santa Ana. he sa.Jd he is upset at not bemg.a ble to work , For u~explamed reasons, police Wdlted unW Tuesday to notify Lhe press of the shootmg, despite the Druly Pilot's multiple daily requests · for newsworthy information. 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Ron Smith, noting the detective bureau ts now handling to the cue. ~ Ako struck in lhe latest attack was a Peking duck, whicb was being treated for seven pellet wounds at All Creatures Care Cot- tage animal hospital on Harbor Boulevard. Smith said the shooter, w"tio tends to aim for the neck.. can face a $20,000 fine and/or a year 1fi state prison on a cruelty to animals charge, as well as $10,000 Cine for CANCER CONTINUED FROM 1 group's board sin~ its inception, said Kids Cancer Connection will offer any kind or help needed by any family affected by cancer. "There are a lot of bigger chari- ties and efforts out there,• said Dirks, a Laguna Niguel resident who got involved when his godson was diagnosed with cancer. "We'r~ just kind-of a little group trying to do what we can." The group helps patients from San Diego to Los Angeles who have : been recently diagnosed; are under- going chemotherapy and are in rernisston. lt does everything trom donating money and distributing Chrisbnas gifts to leading field tnps and funding seminars. Kiqs Cancer Connection began to 1988, lhe brainchild of two women whose children had been diagnosed wtth cancer. It has moved among offJces throughout the coun- ty, most recently in Irvine. But group members h'ope to make a long-term home; m Newport Beach office space tmiag tbe m&IUd ducb uDder • Alb Ud Gaae ..... cod-. He l4id tbe killing of tbe ~ht heron. • oatl¥e swo&eded II*'*· could tllelf drew a St,000 IQe. a.ta MeM polk:le _...am· trol supervisor Bob Bork aald be bu De'ter .seen a tpale of fowl-. tmtogs like tha, buupoke ~ dently about captunng tbose responsible •we will catch them, and when we do we're going to seek prose- cution for auelty to animals,• be said. Veterina.rlan Joel Pasco, who examloed the bird carcasses at the animal hospital, said tpe lead fragme~ts were .177 cal- iber pointed-head bunting pel- lets designed to kill small game. He sald he thought they , that a board member secured for free. The charity's first _: and best · known -effort comes from its art days at local hospitals and art muse- ums. At those events, kids sketch, paint and color Christmas card ideas. From those, the group's board members select about t 0 to be mass· produced and sold through catalogs mailed to about 14,000 supporters. Child.ten who draw ~elected cards also get $1 ,000 scholarships. ' Last Christmas, group volunteers also collected donated gift certifi- cates and presents and distributed them to 36 cancer-affected families. "It's definitely worth it even if it only -helps a few," Dirks said. Proceeds from Ute card sale, along with an annual golf tourna- ment and black-tie gala, go to help affected families and sponsor educa· bonal even.ls. Among other things, the group funds half the $40,000 cost of a· joint seminar and retreat with UO and provides Spanish transla· lion services. Kids ~cer Connection runs on a core group of board members, a part-time dlrector and volunteers -.- RmRBOAT For · Dinner RESTAURANT LUNC H BRUN CH Ampl' Free Parkin~ Ac Newport Beach Nautical Mu!!eum 151 ECOAST H~'Y(ATBAC~ BA)' BR11N£J 714 673 3415 Join Us For . . 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Amertc8riAlt11nee· 1 '111 r 1 < 1< r 1 , , 1 " 1 1 1 1 "' ·'-• · , : ; , · , , 1 , e celebrate Holy Week .. Our lady Qu~n of Angels St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church • Our la Y Queen of Angels Cacholic Church ac 2046·Mar Visca Drive ,. in New rt Beach welcome$ you co come celebrate Holy Week. Holy ursday will have 8 :30 a.m. prayer and che MaS's of The Lord's Supper at~ pm. A~oracion .will be held until midnight in che Hall. Gocx:l 1day services begm wich a guided medication ac noon followed by a silen mediation ac l p.m. Ac 1:30 p.m. che Celebration of che Lord's P ion will be held. Scarions of che Cross will convene ac 7:30 p.m. ~ . On Ho y Sarurday, our Eascer Vigil begins ac 7p.m. with rhe choir, organ, b and timpani. Easter unday Masses will bC held in both che Church and che Hall. The ~h ule beg~ns ac 7 a.m. in che Church wich cancor and organ; 8:30 a.m. in C urch w1ch rhe Concemporary Choir; 8:30 a.m. in che Hall wich cantor and crumpet; 10 a.m. in Church wirh che Adule Choir and brass· . 10 a-.m. jn the Hall with rhe Contemporary Choir; and l l :30 a.m . in the Church wich cancor, organ and crumpet. Childcare is available. There will be no evening mass on Eascer Day. for more information, please call (7 14) 644-0200. .. Christ Church by the Sea, Newport Beach Several years ago a bus carrying a colleg~ football team co a weekend game crossed che concinencal divide ac Monarch Pass in che Cqlorado rockies. Monarch pass goes up co an elevat ion of more chan 1 1,000 feec, and as che bas scarred down che pass, che brak s failed. The foocbal l ream had quite a ride down char na ow, winding road which dropped 4,000 feet in a liccle more an six miles .• • Driver wresrled w1rh the steering wheel; rhe coach broke off che gear s hift lever crying co down shift; and the ceam captain called our signals co rhe ocher players gecring chem co shift rheir considerable corporate weight fro'ln one side co another while rhe driver maneuvered the runaway bus through cu.rve after curve. They reached che borcom of rhe Pass going more rhan 100 miles ao hour, and it rook che driver 17 additional miles co bring rhe bus co a complete scop. Being interviewed lacer, che driver said during rhe wild ride he felr something zip past his head. Lacer, one of the football. players confessed char che missile was really an obscene paper back novel he had been reading. However, as che player explained, he did nor wish co be "caught dead" wich such a book in his possession, so he threw ir coward rhe front of che bus. Face co face wich che myscery of deach, we may well feel judgment breaching down our necks. H owever, during chis season of che year, Easrer reminds us of a more profound myscery: rhe mystery of Resurrection. · Mark's Gospel (chapcer 16-. 'verse 8) reports char che disciples of Jesus were coo frightened by cheir experience of rhe fi rsc Eascer t0 even cell anyone about ic. Ir ev1dencly was nor uncil chey had experienced rhe conc1nuacion of che Divine Power of Jesus after death and burial char chey rruly believed in the Resurrecrion experience and began co cell ochers abouc ic. This Eascer we are all again invited co experience our own resurrecnon of faith, hope and love char che Resurrection of Jesus Christ promises. : He is Risen! Community Church, Congregational Easr~r is fasc approaching, as indeed it always is. What a wondrous boon rhac we are never very far from Eascer, even though sometimes we forger, or it doesn't feel like ic or seem like ic. The Christian reality is char we are never very far from Eascer. Whatever is happening to us in chis imperfect bur exciting realm, the mercy and grace of our God is fasc approaching, and in fact, some of ic 1s already here, if we bur notice. commicmenc; forgiveness wichouc reP,Cncance; heaven wichouc hell. They like ic char Jesus was raised from che dead as long as we don'c mencion or nocice cht' dead pare. I'm nor exactly sure whac rhey envision with ao Eascer char raises from nowhere, and I guess ro nothing, but chat is their problem. In any case, you can cell how far American Christianiry is off balance by noticing the difference between accendance on Good Friday and on Easter. For chose of us who care more about Jesus and H is Way, that if nothing dies chere is no • resurreccion. And ic is as true for us as for H im. . Jesus' Resurrection is so difficult for mortal minds co understand chac I have consulted the best and brightest members of chis• Episcopal Parish Church and asked our children what Easter sounds like ro them. "What does &mer so#nd like 10 yo11.'" "Y IPEEEEEEEE" "\Vhy doe.I Easter so11nd like that to yo11.'" "Well, everjone arts like they're so happy.!'' . ''If Easter has a Jound, u1hat do yo11 think it U'o11/d be?" ''AHHHHHHHHHHHH ... " "So, how ronu that's 1he way it so1111ds?" "Cause I feel warm imide." - ''Do yo111hink Easter haJ a so11nd?" "Yep, it's 'La-La-La-La-La'." Easl8r Sunilay -8:30 am Worship, ChJJdcare, Aduh Swdy 10:00 am Worship, Childwe, Chlldreo's Sunday School . Dr. Dick George, Minister, concludes his Lenten series on /!le Lord's Ptayer with his sermon,· For Ever and Ever.· The Chancel Choir, sanctuary Bells & a brass ensemble have prepared special music & anthems to celebrate the Day of Resurrection. . . Mawly-1a1 C~~ 7:30 pm Co1TUT1.union Servfce• 7:00 pm · John Ruuer's Requ1em Dr. George spe.aking & Owlcel Choir will be presented by the Chancel pl"O'lldlng special muslc. Service focuses Choir, organ a lnstrwneola.l · on the Last Supper of Jesus & Ills 979-8234 coSlllTlble, dlrecled by IW}Jy Davis. disciples. Childcare provided. 1101 WerSL RocepUon follows. Cblld~e • Open Communion -all are Ulvllecl ec.. N-provided; call for reservatJoo. b r e n e v e n t s c e n t e r • u c i r v i n e. 8:45 & 10:45 am • march 30, 1997 dynamic children's program for Infants thru 6th grade free parking In designated erH• m1rlner1 1outh coe1t church• 714 .854.7600 • www mscchurch.org The earl y Church celebraced this new cruch by changing ics major gachering rime from Saturday (Sabbath) co Sunday. Sunday, che·Lord's Day, che Resurrection Day became a day each week when Christians gathered co remember and celebrate J esus' resurrection. One of che th ings our Rejoice Christ Has Risen! tradition says is necessary to Easter is che Cross. This is noc the same point because Good Friday seems so very dissimilar to Easter. Nevertheless, there has always been a "you can't gee there from here in any other way" kind of message. If you won 'c bear che cross then you can't wear che crown,'' sang the old hymn. In our time there is a strange contingent of the populace who wants Easter without Good Friday. (They also want Chriscianity without Church; discipleship without St. Matthews Sc. Matthews Church, Ang lican uuholic in Newport Beach will celebrate Maunay Thursday, March 27 t t 7:30 p.m.; GOod Friday, March 28 at 3 ~.m.; Holy Sacutday. March 29 IC 7:30 p.m. and che Feast of che Jtesurrcccion (Easter) on Sunday. March 30 at 8 a.m. and 10:15 i .m. An egg hunt will follow the 1(): 1 ~ a.m~ l foly Communion eervice. (714) ~6-1 l ~ 2. Be with us for Holy week services OLR LAov Q.HN OF ANGELS 2 046 Mar Vistll Drivt Newport Beach HOLY THURSDAY 8:30 a. m. MorninJ Prayer 7:30 p. m. * Mass of the Lord's Supper Adoration until midnight GOOD FRIDAY 12:00 noon• Guided Meditations 1 :00 p. m. * Si/mt Meditations 1 :30 p. "'· * Lord's Passion 7:30 p. m. Stations of the Cross HOLY SATURDAY 7:00 p.m. Easter Vigil-Choir, Organ, Brass EASTERDAY 7:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. • JO:OOa.m. • 11:30 a.m. • Mass -Cantor and Organ Church -Contemporary Choir Hall -Cantor d-T rumptt Church -Adult Choir & Brass Hall· Contmrporary Choir Church -Cantor, 7rumpet d-Orf an No j:OO p. m. M11Ss &sttr D11y • CJn/Jr•rr •IMli"'/,I,, •1 ~ Mma ' ·. : "Ohr why?• "Because everybody sings, not just the choir.• "Hey, give me an Easter sound.· "YAHOOOOOI• "Great ... thanks, where did you hnd that Easter sound?" "Well, Jesus won, he won! ... high fives all around!" Maybe inside the soul the closest thing to being in the Spirit is sound. Words get in the way sometimes and sounds express the triumph and glee, the inner restoration and renewal, that comes to ~e people of God who travel the way of the Cross from Caivary to the-Ascension. Perhaps right there, in the l~d of uninhibited sound, the God who would not take death for an answer shows up. Any one of the sounds of Easter may be your sound too, or maybe you have your own sound of Resurrection Easter Js in each of us. YIPEEEEEEI St~0'~~ Good Friday Community Service March 28th at Noon EASTER FESTIVAL SERVICE 9 30 AM (Ch ldc;:ire provided) Light Brunch and Children'~ Egq Hunt Following St. Mark Presbytenart Church jamboree at Eastbluff ~]OlN US AS WE CELEBRATE ~~ }. .: 6:30 a.m. wiriile Pn i;f' on ~ · the 14th Street Bt>ad1 ( Brl~ a lwach chair or hl1111k .. tl 9:30' a.ru. Traditional anC'tuary Service with unday l'hool 5:30 p.ru. uoday Night Aliw! Celebration t'rvirt> 'pi•rml \ 11/1• -Our wN•kl). bt>o<·h st>rvice will bt>gin tht• Sunday aftt>r Ea tc>r anJ m ttl t'Bl'h .. unda) ~ ~ .... Ster ~A morning on the 14th Strt't'I l)t'&C'h ,;, !.JO r at 8:30 a.m. This is a i.pt>1·ial timt: -------- of BibJ~ reading anti stor) tt>Uintt lt>d b)' Don Roht>r on. Chri~t Chureh h) tlw fa l nited lletbodist 1400 West Balboa Boulevard Newport Beach (714) 673-3805 MARCH 30 8:30& 10:00 ~-·--T ., ·- ' .. 7 EYE-OPENER NewJ>Ort Harbor bounces El Toro around in baseball ... QUOTE OF THE "DAY "It~ everytJrlng they hU found a hole and ~g 1116 hit WGI at somdJody ... • -ESTANCIA BASEBAU COAQI PAUL TROXEL - ;., ~ I I I I I I I ~ I }:Sieme~ HaarhUis to lead Dutch Davis ·cup team! r j I I played doubles. ' play. . • The Netherlands announces its team; starting time . changed for Saturday (April 5) at Palisades Tennis Club. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot NEWPORT 5~ hours ·before the · Q deadline, Stanley 4-6 at Palisades Tennis Club. 24 spots on the ATP Tour world rank- ings in one month, and Haarhuis, will · probably play sin- gles for the Nether- lands Jtgainst Courier and Agassi. The Nether- landi and the U.S. were the only countries to win first-rounders on the road, the U.S. besting Brazil in late February, 4-1. Richard K.rajicek, defending Wimbledon champion, declined a Davis Cup invitation from the Dutch. Teams have until 10 days before the tie to announce its players. match between Australia an~ thj:? Czech Republic in the semifina\S Sept. 19-21. • The other half of the quarterfi- nals bracket consists of Italy \f$. Spain and South Africa vs. Sw~ den, with the championship match billed for Nov. 28-30. l BEACH -Only ' · Franker, captain of the Dutch Davis Jan Siemerink, Paul Haarhuis, Sjeng Schalken a.nd Jacco Eltingh of the Netherlands . will face Andre Agassi, Jim Courier, Rick Leach and Jonathan Stark, USTA official Art Campbell confirmed Tuesday. Aga~si has lost . six straight match- es. • Siemerink and Haarhuis Siemerink and Haarhuis both won thrilling singles matches on the final day to lead a Netherlands comeback after the Dutch were down 0-2 after the first day of Although Agassi bas been irt an ongoing slump, he has tradi- tionally played well in Davis Cup matches, having won p straight. He has an overall record of 22-4. Starting times for the singlEfs matches at the Palisades Club ~ 11 a.m. on Friday and Sunday. The doubles match on Saturd~· has been moved to noon (original- ly it was scheduled for a 1 p.n). Cup team, finally announced his team that will play the Uruted States in the quarterfmals April Siemerin.k, who once jumped pl8yed singles in-the first-round . victory for the Dutch over Roma- nia, while Schalken and Eltingh The winller of the U.S.-Nether- lands match will be pitted against the_ survivor of the quarterfinals.. start). · : COL LEGE' Van~ards win fifth straight • Eastern Oregon State no match for SoCal College, 11-0. baseball TARS NIP El TORO •Urban saves the day; Nuzum singles home game-winner as the Sailors put def ending league champion Chargers away, 7-6. NEWPORT BEACH -The wild Sea View League baseball race became even more inte resting Tuesday when host Newport Har- bor High, after its starting pitcher failed to record an out, upset defending league charn- Nuzum's base hit scored Donner Walters and Charlie Waite, both of whom finished the game 2 for 2. Nuzum and Waite had two RBI apiece. . El To'ro, which defeated Woodbridge last week, 11-4, fell to 1-1. 0 I ~ I I I I><>/ I I{ COSTA MESA -The : 'pion El Toro1 7-6. Newport Harbor will play at Irvine on Thurs- day. Southern California College : • Senior right-hander Joe Urban, trying to baseball squad picked up its : earn a spot on the all-district team for an fifth consecutive victory : unprecedented fourth _straight year, pitched a with an 11-0 rout over visit· : seven-inning complete game in a relief ing Eastern Oregon State. : appearance. Urban struck out seven, walked The Vanguards got off to : just two., Nuzum SEA VIEW LEAGUE Newport Harbor 7, El Toro 6 Score by Innings . El Toro 201 201 0 • 6 9 0 Newport's Joe Urban shut down El Toro ·1n a .,complete-game" relief performance, strlklng out seven and walking two ln a hot start scoring ~even : Providing the biggest blow for Ne wport runs in the first two innings. : Harbor (3-4, 1-1 in league) was senior Garrett Meanwhile, SCC's sopho-: Nuzum, whose two-run single in the fifth more a rm Donovan : inning gave the Sailors a lead for good, 7-5. Newport 113 020 x • 7 9 2 Macleod, Gulligan (2), Reyes (3). Pierub (S) and Steinau; Castanon, Urban (1) and Jones. W ·Urban, 2-0. L • Reyes. 2B -Benson (ET), Stiltz (ET), O'Donn~ll , (NH), Urban (NH). HR • Stiltz (ET). a 7-6 Victory. McReynolds pitched seven : scoreless innings giving up : .....----------------------------------------------. just two hits while striking : M II 17 5 out six. Freshman Joshua : a s Steele relieved McReynolds : e s F 0 ,, . --in the eighth and pitched : two perfect innings. : Catcher Rob Pegg ham-: mered two home runs, : incJuding a two-run bomb : in the second and a solo : shot in the stxth Kevm : Doyle adeted d pdir of hits : and two runs scored. Mar-: Ion Watson also n pped a : solo home run : Six dilfere nt Vdnguard : batters recorde<l two hits a : piece. . The nonconference ; game Wted SCC's overaU : record to 21-8. : NoHcoHf(llEHQ SoCal Colleve 11 Eastern Oregon St.ate O . . . . E. Oregon St 000 000 000 O 2 1 : SoCal College 251 001 02~ 11 16 1 : Fritz. Spencer (5) and Adams. McReynolds, Steele (8) and Pegg • W • McReynolds. 4-4 L Fntz 28 · Rivera (SCQ. Clark (SCQ, Schrieber (SCQ, Gama (EOS) HR P~g 2 (SCQ. Watson (SCC) HI GH SC H OOL STANDINGS Sea View l eague Santa M.-garita 2 0 , , El Toro 1 1 Woodbridge 1 1 0 i ,._...,... __ Woodbridge 3. ON 1 NwJPOtt twtMW 7, El Toro 6 Santa Margarita 8, Irvine 2 ~ ..... (J:15) Newport' H..t>or at Irvine El Toro at Coronll del MM Woodbridge at S. Margarita STANDINGS Plldflc Coast t....,. WLT ~~ Aliso Niguel 2 0 0 l I .... ~~~,~', Co~t• Mesa 1 1 0 t ' • EstclnClc't 0 1 1 Ill ' .. .,,._ __ . eo.ta Mela 17, lstMda s ~~~~s~.~=~1'~ :· _..,.. f . • • Costa Mesa puts cross-town rival· Eagles ?f ·Estancia away with a flourish in Pacific Coast League baseball game. By Barry" Faulkner, Daily f1lot COSTA MESA -They don't strike fear and they don't clear the fences, but the Costa Mesa High Mu,stangs are nothing if not opportunistic. That's exactly what Coach Doug Deats' hitters proved Tuesday, lashing out 16 hits en route to a 17-5 home baseball victory over Pacific Coast League and cross-town rival Estancia. "We haven't had this big of an offensive day this season and, to be honest, I don't anticipate many more," said Dea ts, who witnessed only three extra-base hits (all doubles) against •we had a good approach · today. We have guys who can hit. We just don't have any who hit for power ... " -COSTA MESA COACH DOUG DEATS sun. , f i v e Es t~n cia pitchers. Though several of M es a 's hits were line dri- ves, many n a rrowly bounded past' pur- s u i n g Estancia infielders, blooped in front of h a r d · ~ charging outfield- ers, or even were lost in the •It seemed like everything they hit found a hole and everything we hit was at somebody," said Estancia Coach Paul Troxel, after initially prais- ing Mesa's performance. "They beat us in every facet of the game," noted Traxel. "Give Mesa credit. It was just one of those days for us." . ~ It was still anybody's day midway through the third innin,g:, as a two-run Estancia rally cut the Mesa lead to one. The Eagles (1-5-1, 0-1-1 in league) had aiso utilized a pair of dou- ble plays and one caught stealing to help keep things from getting out of hand. But Mesa (5-2, 1-1) moved things quickly to that stage in the third, post- ing five runs (tour unearned) on lour hits, including a three-run double by Junior leadoff man Ben Felter and o subsequent RBI single by Brian Mon- 8RlAN P08UOA I OAA.Y PILOT Costa Mesa's Joe Jeffers unleashes a pitch In 17-5 victory over Estancla. toy a. Montoya, a sophomore who would- n't look out of place in a gathering of jockeys, went 4 for 4 with a pair of RBI, before exiting in the fourth with a sprained ankle. Pelter finished 3 for 5 with four RBI, while icammates Julius Vasquez and Robert Gloster were each 2 for 4 with two RBI. Al Lambert and Alex Marquez also had a pair of hits for the winners. The Mustangs batted around in the third and the fourth, adding seven runs on six ruts in the latter frame, as noxel wore a path to the mound to look for answers. Joe Jeff ~rs had the answers on the mound for Mesa, battling through arduous innings in the third and fifth, in which the Eagles posted all of their runs and five of their six hits. Jeffers, however, required just 40 pitches (30 for \trikes) to retire the Eagles in the othet five frames, notch-' ing his second win in as many deci- sions. Of Jeffers' 79 pitches, only 23 missed the strike zone. Estancia senior Mario ROIJlO had a two-run single and drove in another · run with a groundout, while Eagle catcher Victor Garcia had a pair of hits and an RBI. The Mustangs, however, had seven players join the hit parade. • "We had a good approach today," Deats explained. "We have guys who can bit. We just don't have any who hit for power." PAC91K Co.An LIMul Costa Mela 17, hUndli 5 Estancia 020 030 0 • 5 6 4 Costa M.sa 125 702 x -17 16 2 Zenus, J Romo (3), Wiison (4), Meyers (5), M. Romo (6) and Garcia; Jeffers and Vasquez. W Jeffen, 2--0. L-Zenus. 0-3 28 -Felter (CM), Smith (CM), Montoya (CM). I I I I C~tiedup .j in knots, 3-1 • Woodbridge High 's Pashalides tosses four-hitter as Sea Kings drop to 0-2. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot IRVINE -Southpaw Jeff Pashalides of Wood- bridge High had never won a Sea View League baseball game before Tuesday, yet he signed a letter of intent with Stanford 'prior to the season. Corona del Mar found out why Pashalides, a senior who sat out all of last season because of a broken vertebra, was so coveted by four-year col- leges in the winter. , Even more, Pasbalides only three weeks ago was diagnosed with mononucleosis, so his dura- bility was a question mark. On Monday, Pashalides received clearance from his doctor to play in a Hlimited role," accord- ing to his father. But his outing was anything but restricted. in fact, he limited Cd.M to just four hits in a complete game as the host Warriors defeated ' CdM, 3· 1, at Windrow Park. The Sea Klngs (2-5, 0-2 in league), who staved off Woodbridge rallies in every inning after the first, had a chance to knock Pashalides out in the sixth, but the dontinant left-hander worked out of a bases-loaded, no-out situ- ation, allowing only a run in the inning. · Woodbridge (6-2, 1•1) stranded 10 runners in the last four innings, including leaving the bases full in the fourth and fifth. Corona de! Mar left-han- der Ryan L,ewis, a jµnior, pitched into the fifth inning during a high-wire act, scat- tering eight hits and walk- ing four, yet yielding no earned runs. r. ·~ . - 1:.. : . ·1'· . . . ·" . . ...... •"' .. . +· I:• I . : • , .. ·-. ' 1or.-wt we faced a pretty good pitcher, so give him credit ... " I ., I I I . I I I ''Ryan pitched a good game for us, but we faced a pretty good pitcher, so give ..: JOE KOH = him credit, because (Pashalides) handed it to us most of the ball game," CdM Coach Joe Koh said. • ,.He tired in the sixth, and I was hoping we could score with the bases loaded and nobody out, but we didn't capitalize on that opportunity.· · CdM was hurt in the first inning on a fly ball lost in the sun by its center fielder, a play that should have been the third out in the inning. Instead, David Castle's fly ball was droppedand a run scored. : Woodbridge's Nie Recchia followed with his : first home run of the season, a two-run blast to left ; field to give the hosts an early 3-0 edge. • "Looking back, that could've been a 1-'0 game : if we catch the ball in the first inning, but the sun : had a little something to do with it,• Koh said. : "You can't fault the kid for that. It's just one of : those things." Pashalides, who struck out nine and walked three, walked the first two Cd.M batters in the sixth, Ryan Achterberg and Royal McMackin. Eric Wiethom followed with a run-scoring single to center, then Ty Harper loaded the bases when he reached first safely on a sacrifice bunt. Pasha.tides' throw pulled second baseman Eddie Garcia (5-foot-6), who was covering first, off the bag. . But Pashalides fanned Mark Hatfield, and Pre- ston Altobello's Dy ball to right field wasn't deep enottgh to score McMackin from third. Pashalides • punched out Matt Larson on a cwveball to end ! the inning. : Larson, a sophomore right-bander, relieved : Lewis and chalked up a strikeout on all five outs he recorded. Koh said before the season Larson has the best arm in the program. ~ Achterberg broke up Pashalides' no-hit bid in the third inning with two out, when he reached on an infield single. lt was the first of two hits for Achterberg:' To open the fourth tor CdM, Wielhom plas- tered a pitch to deep cenler field, but WO?Si· I bridge's Chad Han1s made a sensational leaping l grab al the top of the fence. Harper, the next hit-: ter, drove one into the rtght·field corner, but Jake : Herold caught it on the warning track while on : the run. , I I luV.W.... I WOoc1111d11 ,, Corw ..... 1 : CotON ~ MM 000 001 0 -1 4 1 I Woodbridge JOO 000 x -3 9 2 : L.eWts. Larson (5) ~ H.tfletd: Pastw.lldft Md Radus. • W -Pashalldes, 1-0. L • ~ 0-2. Hit· ~la (W). : • • Newpon Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot .I ATHLETE'S NOTEBOOK • Corona del Mar's Doug Sparks finds the winner's circle after ~ 21-year search: Editor's note: Corona de/ Mar's Doug Sparks was a '" recent winner at the USA ' "' Track & Field National Indoor Championship meet 1n Boston. Following Ls 'his notebook on · · the road to the podium. ... ' Ill BOSTON -From the , window of our 19th floor hotel ' • room, ,the sunrise over the Boston skyline and .waterways was pri$tine and glorious, Friday's arrival of snow flurries and a persistent drizzle all day on Saturday begged for such a morning. · However beautiful the world around me, I need nothing to lift my spirits as today is the first morning in 21 years th~t I have awakened as a national champion. having won·the polo vault in the·USA lrack & Field National Indoor Championships here on .. Saturday. Over 1,100 athletes competed in the three-day event with five-year age groupings from age 30 through 90-plus. Many times since I left ' Atlanta have a considered abandoning my mission to compete and win the World Championships in Durban, South Africa on July 22. My 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games ~oaching commitment and the extensive catch-up following my return had left me questioning the relative importance of such a lgffy goal. Knowing this, my wife and coach, Kay, suggested that we schedule a few test bencmarks to evaluate progress and ' viability of success. _ With age, injuries play ~ key role in training as well as competition planning. It is suggested that for ~very year away from competition . that the athlete needs one month of conditioning before returning. Our first test of preparedness was set for the ttS~ack ~ Field Pole Vault Development Summit in Reno, Nev. on Jan. 24. We selected this event because over 400 pole vaulters · fiom around tha world would be competing and the fact that it was nearly six months to the day from the World Championships. Ten days previous to the competition I was still unable to vault due to a strained groin, as well as an irtitation to -· • boug Sparks the abdominal attachments caused by nearly four million pounds --0f weight lifted and hundreds of high bar inve!Sion drills in weighted training pants. Two very painful cortisone injections cleared up the problem and I was able to win my division and finish second overall in my group, being · beaten by a 32-year-old. Making it an even more memorable time was the vault of Newport Beach resident Ted Whelan, a senior at Mater Dei High School, who cleared 15T2 for his first 15-foot vault in the elite division of the high school competition. A coach's pride goes deep after a four-year commitment. • Aside from the perks ... Upon my return from Reno and seemingly heqJ.thy. I· increased my workload as the decision was made to compete in our USA National Mastws Indoor Championships. It didn't take long for my body to rebel with a nagging hamstring ~tation that also required another cortisone injection before leaving for Boston. On the plane I st}.id I probably only 70-30 in being able to complete the competition without injury. My orthopedic surgeon, who keeps putting me back together, assured me that I was going to be 100%. I can tell you from an athlete's perspective that my opinion is more important than his until proven otherwise, · which of co~e he (Dr. Almquist) did. I· had a short vaulting session last Sunday, the first in three weeks because of the hamstring injury, which left the entire back of my left leg horribly bruisect. The practice went weU, but I was very sore the rest of the week and considered canceling the trip. During wannups Saturday morning I started to feel some twinging and cramping in my leg. Though concerned, I was determined to pace myseU and at least clear a height in the meet itself as opposed to being injured in the w.armup. In our final field of 16, one athlet, strairied a groin musqe and another a hamstring during warmup, a very unsettling occurrence considering my state of affairs. But then s_omething ' miraculous happened. The more I began to do, the stronger the leg felt. In fact it felt so good that I ended up vaulting on the biggest and stiffest pole~ l had used since the season's end last year. Even this mom.iilg I had absolutely no pain. So how important is accomplishment? Outside of this very limited arena the event is basically mearungless. However, to me it is very .significant because· adversity and teamwork with the one I love played a pivotal role. In addition, I am considered to be more of a coach than a pole vaulter, which I absolutely detest. In all fairness, the knock on me has been "he was a great vaulter in the past, but no longer is serious eliough to discipline the diet and balance his overtraining ways." This weekend I got rev~nge on my critics, gained some sell-respect,· and along the way, created a new little monster in Kay. As we were leaving~ coliseum after winning~y nrst ~ national championship in 41 years, Kay turned and said, · "I've made a decision and I want you to help me decide which event I could compete in during the World Champjonships." Whether she ultimately decides to compete or not is irrelevant. It is that spirit tells me that, yes, it is worth the effort and sacrifice. And with that the circle on the 'calendar around July 22 looms even larger. Pol• Vault Finals (40-44) 1. Doug Sparks, Corona del Mar. Ca .. 13· 11'2; 2. Charles Barnard, Kansas City, Mo .. 11·73/4; 3. 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CORONA DEL MAR -John Cappello, Greg Coleman and Sameer Chopra, all three first. team All-Sea View League play- ers last year, won nine sets for Corona del Mar fii.gh's boys ten- nis team Tuesd&y, as the Sea Kings defeated perennial CIF Southern Section power Peninsu- la, 10-8, in a nonleague match. Peninsula (5-2) was top- ranked in CIF Division I circles a week ago, but it has since lost to Cd.M and Woodbridge, both Sea ., View teams. •:. Cappello, a senior, swept at No. 2 singles for Cc;lM (4-3)', while Cole"man and Chopra swept at No. 1 doubles. · · "This is a giant wll:1·" said TENNIS Cd.M Coach Tim Mang, whose squad hosts Irvine Thursday in the Sea View lid-lifter. "Those three proven winners (Cappello, Colemap apd Chopra) did the job." CCM'ONI .. Mer 10. Peninsula 8 Slngles: Jensen (CdM) lost to Marsh, 4-6, lost to Basica, 6-7, def. Khong, 6-4; Cappello (CdM) won, 6-41 6-4, 6-3; Ellmore (CdM) lost. 4-6, won .• 6-3, 6-4. Doubler. Coleman-Chopra (CdM) def. Glelberrtlan-Mak, 7-6. def. Sullivan·Fukugaki, 7-5, def. -:- Rasmussen·Yu, 6-4; FulJer-Taylor (CdM} lost. 1-6, w9n, 6-3, lost. 3-6; • Jahangiri-St'!ahmardl (CdM) lost, 4-6, , 2-6, 5-7. Leonard impro'1es to 30-0 COSTA MESA -Estancia High's Nos. l and 2 doubles teams swept, while senior sensa- tion Mike l.eoJll'Id improved to 30-0 in singles, as the visiting Eagles defeated Costa Mesa. 12- 6, in a Pacific Coast League boys tennis match Tuesday. Evan .Taboada and Jett Fau}.kner swept at No. 1 doubles for Estancia (5-5, '2-0 in league), while Christian Girard al)d Jacob Sink swept at No. 2. Costa Mesa fell to 0-6, 0-2. Estancia hosts Aliso Niguel on · Thursday when Leonard is expected to face his toughest set of the season against Chris Kan. Estanca. 12, Cost.a ..... ' Singles: Leonard (E) def. Um, 6-0, def. Tran, 6--0, def. Gard, 6-0; Spaulding (E) lost;0-6, 0-6, won, 6-2; RGbles (E) lost, 0.6, 0-6, 2·6. · • Doubles: Taboada-Faulkner (E) def. Kaki-Morris, 6-2, def. P. Nguyen-Kasi, 6--0, def. Huang·J. Nguyen, 6-2; Girard- Sink (E) won, 6-0, 6--0, 6-1; Rudolph· • Zambrano ~E) won, 7-5, 6-1, lost. 6-7. •• H-IGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL . . Lookin' Good • Sailors cruise to an easy ·sweep over visiting Marina. . By Molly Yanity, Dai/y'Pilot • NEWPORT BEACH -It isn't something you can hear, but it ris- es up in the cheers from the play- ers on the court. You can'r see it, either, but it exudes through the srhiles ean:ied after a blistering kill or a perfectly placed block. It's chemistry, and for the first time in the young s.eason, New- port Harbor's boys volleybah coach, Dan Glenn, saw lots ol it from his team as the Sailors trounced the visiting Marina High squad 15-3, 15-10, 15-6 in non- league play. "That first game was probably the best we've played all year,• Glenn said. "We were just click- ing.ff . The clicking began when junior Scott Archbold took the Sailors from 0-1 to 7-1. Archbold delivered rocket serves over the net, and when the Vikings could handle them, beautiful passes by Matt Jameson would be set by Travis Nelson, and slammed down hard by Dan Mesenbrink and Adam Hearlson. · -The Sailors .didn't just look -sharp. they looked like they were having fun, slapping fives and patting each other on the back. "It's good to see us play well,• Glenn said of his 4-7 team. Jameson led the offensive attack with 11 kills to go along with his skilled passing. Hearlson sent down seven, as did Arch- bold, and Mesenbririk had six: The Sailors dominated the first ·and third games but let Marina ~ the score twice in the second before pulling away b0hind the · serves of Hearlson and Nelson. "It's nice to get a win and give us some momentum going intb · league,· Glenn said. , Newport faces nonleague foe Estancia Thursday, then will take 11 d4lys off before opening Sea View League action with Santa Margarita, one of the top teams ib Orange County. S'ea Kings felled ~ ~ee at Huntington Beachj • Oilers (5-0) sack CdM. By B,ahy Faulkner, Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH - Corona del Mar High boys volley- ball coach Steve Conti hopes there is a lesson to be learned from the Sea Kings' 15-5, 15-6, 15-11 nonleague loss at powerful Huntington Beach High Tuesday. One other than it's time !o play someone besides the Oilers, that is. "I was hoping we'd.j:>l.8y a little better than we did against them Safur_d!ly," Conti said of Tuesday's rematch of a 15-10, 15-4 defeat at the hands of the top-ranked team -in· Orange County in the semifi- nals of Orange County Champi- onships. ..... · "l3ut the bottom line is, we did- n't show· up \o play as a team. We had the opportunity to play one of the elite teams, but we showed no heart and no pride. l just ask~ our kids where the Corona del Mar boys volleyball team was tonight (in the postmatch huddle). To lose .....with some effort-is respectable.L but we didn't even do that. I was beyond mad. I was disappointed." Conti, however, said his Sea Kings (3-1 and ranked No. 4 in the county) could learn some- thing from Tuesday's thorough drubbing at the hands of the No. DEEP SEA TUESDAY'S COUNTS· • Newport ~nding -2 boats, 37 anglers. 4 sand bass, 1 rockfish, 17 sculpln, 58 barracuda, 2 white croaker, 1 bat ray, 27 mackerel. • Davey's Lod<er -no report. WE'RE \ 1-ranked hosts (5-0). "Everything is a learning· situa- tion," Conti explained. "We need to realize we can't come out like this against the tougher teams in the Sea View League." Huntington Beach's first team had little trouble with the Sea Kings in the first two games. · ·And even with all six starters sitting out the third game, the Sea -· Kings never led. CdM did man- age to turn a 6·0 deficit in.to dead- locks at 9-9 and 10-10, but Hunt- ington's reserves ptdled away to end the agony. "We knew we were playing their second t.eam, ~ Conti said. Blair Hoppe had 12 kills to pace the visitors. THE Pilot • WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. 1997 VanguardS pick up a pair to surge ahead in tourney CdM tops Aztecs, 10-~ C 0 S T A SOFTBALL MESA Chrissy Vega exploded for bve hits, three stolen ~es, two runs scored and an RBI to lead the Southern California College soft- ball team to two victones 111 the operung day of the SCC Spring Tournament. mance by Christina 81.ickenship Gretchen Brandt added two hits on a double and an RBI single. honors to Esta.oaa Hi9b eam to a ,.225 Pacif- ic oast League victory over visit- ing Laguna Rills Tuesday at Mesa Verde Country Cub. "The whole Santa Margarita team w4s only 3-ov~par. • New- port Harbor Coach Jim Warren said . •That's why I call them the O~e County.All-Stars.• Corona de1 Mar High's bad- minton team, behind the exploj of singles i!Mdouts Eric LoboSC:!Ci and Rupall Saggar and the dot.r.: bles teams of ScOtt Dong aJt¢. Robert Klase and Connie Chu~ and Parlan Nahidi, skimmed~ • visiting La Quinta in nonlea~ pJay Tuesday, besting the Aztd;. 10-9, to improve to 5-3 ove.rall.11 ~:.. ln other ctction on the dfly, Cal Bapt.tst ~Ceoted Baker ... o. SCC ~ TO\#l•••n 5oQll <:ot ........ ., ' Bakt't 011 000 1 3 7 0 SoCat College 210 010 J( • 4 12 3 Seig and Ash. H~on and D~fhQn. W . Hounon. 2· 13. L -Seig 28 • .i.ruen (8), Murie 2 (SCQ 38 • Ash (B). SOC.I Coffege e, CAI a.ptlst 0 Coach Mike M 2 pit!cher. Busch's 2-over-par round of 38 was followed by teammates Jeff Perry and Andy Thomson (41 each), to round out a top-three sweep for the Eagles, who improve to 5-2, 2·0 in league. Newport Beach resident Brad Meer of Santa Margarita shot 1- over 37. The Eagles are 5-0, 1-0 in league. The Vanguards held off Baker Unviersity of Kansas 4-3 in the opening game Tuesday morning. Vega was 4 fo r 4 in that contest while Vanguard hurler Jen Hous- ton allowed just one earned run as she struck out seven. Michelle Murie ripped a pair o( doubles for sec, which is 8--22-1 overall. Cal Baptist 000 000 • 0 3 4 SoCal College 012 201 • 6 10 l Colosimo, Salas and Werum. Merrow and Murie. W ·Merrow, 2-4. L • Coloslmo, 4-4. Sunny Hills High erupted for a live-run sixth inning that doomed the Vl.Siting Costa Mesa High soft- ball squad 6~ 1 in a. nonleague pairing in Fullerton. Sonia Correa pitched the complete game for the Mustangs but was tagged with the loss. ~ 8uena P.rit4 Newpon H.vbor 0 -,! • Tan fall by 3 l Jtrokes -Kelly Craig shot 3-under-par 33 for- Santa Margarita High's boys golf team, as the host Eagles defeated Newport Harbor, 183-214, in a Sea View League match Tuesday at Coto de Caia Golf & Racque t Club. • Toweney paces CdM . Junior Chad Towersey o! CoTona del Mar High tied Irvine's John Zarocina for medalist honors at even ... par 36 in a nine-hole Sea View League boys golf match won bY. vie visiting Sea Kings, 188-196, at Oak Creek Golf Club. TODAY"'S SC.HEDlJl!Z . ... ln the afternoon contest, sec shut down Golden State Athlellc Confe.,rence nval Catiforn1d Bdp- list 6-0 behind a three-hitter thrown by Jen Merrow The Vdh· guards Look advantdge ol four Lancer nushaps and belted out 10 hits, pdced by a 1 for J perfor- 28 Brandt (SCC). 38 • Sikes (CBC). • Newport. Mesa lose -f lost Buena Park High stifled the New- port Harbor bats and held the Sailors to just two ruts as the hosts pulled off a 4-0 nonleague victory despite et fme ' pitching perfor· riiance from Sa1lor slinger sopho- more Kristen Urban. ushe threw one of the best games she's thrown all season. She's definitely unptoVlng," Newport 000 000 0 · 0 2 3 Bueoa Park 100 120 x • 4 S 0 Urban and Gosselin. Davison and Jesiup. W • Davison, 6·2 L • Urban 3-2. 28 • Bashore (BP). NOtjlEAOI• SUnny Hiiis 6, Costa ,.,,. 1 (Orta Meia 000 010 0 · 1 4 3 Sunny Hllli 000 015 x -6 5 O Correa and Chhholm. Hild oJnd Kaawa. W Hiid. L • Correa. • Eagles club GOLF Laguna Hllls -Junior Casey Busch earned medalist The Sailors (0-4, 0-1 in league ) were led by Justin Shapiro (39), Jason Szolomayer (42), Scott Reuben (43), Spencer Rose (44) and Bill Collopy (46) on the par-36 goli course. Steve Brooks, wbo shot 38 tor CdM, made an eagle on the par- 4, 316-yard hole No. 5. Max Wal- lace (37), Innes MacDonald {38) and €raig Brooks (39) also fol- lowed Towersey for the Sea Kings, who host Woodbridge at Newport Beach Country Club on Thursday. ....... 1 Coll• · Wtstem S.ptlst (Ore,) et Sc>Cal Coileg•, no p.m community coll~ Or•nv-Co.Mt at s.quoi•s T~tl1ent (OCC •t 81ktnfitld; l) • ftlnnlt Col. men SHttle 11 Soutt>.tn c.flfornle Col~,2 p m Hogll Khoo! boY" foothlll •t~ Herbor. ), CosU Mfll •l s.ddtebeck, • lO •Swlrnma,.. H~ school boy'I ~ gtrli • S.nu M~1111 It Newpoo1. 3; !MM II Carone dt!I Mlf, J:l5;· .; Con•~•tAf'oso .. au Nlg\HI, J; 1 S; &undMtlO ugW'l.l Hiib, J;1S. •'!,• • SONNll - College. Sou~~ C..llfomi• Co/I• fO\l()A namem (Point Lom• ... Nazir~ YS 1114ttr ··~ jt)() • m.; Point ~v ,..,_\IS Soutt..m,, C..lifoml• c.oneg., ' 10-30~ a.lttr 115. AzllA .. P«ifi<. 12:30 pm; SoCll Collegt "5. AzuQ. P.afi<. 2;30) ............ High school • port HMbor .i a.,.._ P..-1._ 3 p,m PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES :; Es cred11ors, con1ongen1 credt· granting of the petrtton, you 11 on by 1N ST0 RAGE LeBold and Lorraine Lam· subject to cancellallon In nershlp ducted by: an lndlv1dual , ~s Busmen Name --OF THE P~EEDI' PUBLIC NOTIC tors. and persons who may should appear al the hear· SANTA ANA localed al boll1, as Co·Trus1ees of lhe the even! ol senlemenl be-Have you Slaf1ed doing Have you started doing lftlSI be flied pnor·to that dall! AGAINST Y CT PUBLIC NOTICE 0111orw1se bo inlerested 1n mg and stale your ob-2828 W. 5th SI., County of Declarallon of Trust dated 1ween landlord and obll· business yet? No business ye1? No The fi~ng of tns stallment ooes SHOUL~ CAMI~ 199 111e w•ll or es1a1e. or Dolh, jections or file wr111en ob-Orange, Slalo ol Calltornla June 25. 1985 and entered gated party. Stovon L. Jones Joseph DeRobblo not ol Itself ailflOnlt the use 1n \A~E ()l Af>.. ·eon __ S_T_A_T_E_M_E_N_T_O_F __ ol BERTHA DUHAN lectlons with lhe court be· on lhe 9th day ol Aprol Into by Jan C. Rubin! aQd Auctioneer: Wanda Nor-This s1atemen1 was ftled This slatemenl ...was filed lhs st* of 1 Ac'11ous BuStness 2·~ P ~~~(llCI ABANOONMENT OF A PETITION has been ore the hearrng. Your ap-1997 al 8.00 am. Terms for Helen R. Rubini, as Trus-ton, Bond I S·400·1684 with lhe Counly Clerk of with lhe County Clerk ol ~ 1n 'f!Olnon of lhe nghts ol ancmai ""'tl!d'f~ as ltled by Barney Goldslern pearance may be in person lhe salo aro cash only Sale lorl, wherein the deceden1 Ayres Soll S1orage, ~esl· Ornnoe Counly on 2·13·97 Orange County on 3·18·97 another under Feder.II, Sl3te. 01 du~ C~~ant ~ ~ of JSE OF FICTITIOUS 1n me Supenor Covrl 0 1 or by your nnorney. subject .10 c:enc:etta tlon. was e Trustor at/or c/o Ed· denl Managers 19973710875 19 973714528 common law (See Stcoon 14400 frst record~Odober BUSINESS NAME Cahlorm3. Counly 01 Or· tF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Landlord reserves lhe r1gh1 ward H. Stone. A Law Cor-Pu b 11 she (l Ne w Po '1 Daily Pilot March 26. April et seq . eusmess and Profes$1ons . 1991 as yment NO. The lollowrng persons ango. or n con1ingen1 creditor ol to bid. Below ts a llsl of poraUon, 18201 Von Kar-Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily Dally Pilot Mar. 5• 12• 19• 2. 9, 16, 1997 wo2s Code) -597186 of 1 al Records tiavo abandoned the uso of n 1E PETITION 1equests the deceased, you must hie names and unit numbers. man Avenue, Suile 1170. Ir· Pilot March 19, 26, 1997 26. 1997 W993 FtlStf'lhng 1n the Office o the Re_cooler 1he F1c1111ous Business 1hnl Barney G0Jds1ein be your claim wllh 1ho court NAMES · UNIT NUMBERS· vine. Cahlornla 92612, WOOB PUBLIC NOTICE Newport Buch-Costa Mesa of Ora~e Count~ Cal~~· ~;~110~,.~~~·ia~, .D·~~'.~n~;: ~g~eo~~~~~eas,ge·~~~~~1~~~; =~~a~8~1e~::0~~1t~,r~~e pee~: DA Rg~s~~r;~~N AOl5, ~1~~~hs'\h:u!~ue~a~~~ 1~~'. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fict itious Business CN406154 Mar5.l2.lG,26. l007 !~~-a b~rigle ~ a$ Cosla Mc;sa. CA 92626 lhe oslate ot 1110 dececlenl pointed by the court wrthln HOUSEHOLD, BOXES 1997, the dale of the first Nottco Is hereby given Fictitious Business Name Statement NOTICE Yruslor IMCO Realty Serv- The Frc1111ous Business THE PETITIQN requests lour moo1hs from lhe date SA LVAO GONZALEZ. publication ot Nohce to lhal tho undorsrgned will Nam• Statement The following persons ore PUBLIC IOeS, Inc . a Oefaware CorJ>o:- Name relerr!1d lo above lhe decedenl i. WILL and of 111s1 issuance 01 1he lei. A028, GARDENING TOOLS Credl1ors or, If nolice is sell at public 11ucllon pur-ThO following persons are doing business as: Ro al ration, as general ~r ofl was tiled In Orange County cod1c:1ls. 11 any be atJm111ed 1ers as provrded 1n section DAVID REID. A030. BIK~, mailed or personally deliv· suanl .to Chapler 10 Divt· doing business as: Qualrty Time Goll, 1048 Irvine Ave., All No. 1ff7271UIO and noire~ on behalf O on Oct 3. 1995. File 10 probate. lhe will and 9100 or lho Cahlorn1a Pro· HOUSEHOLD e1ed to you, 30 days al1er slon 8 commencing with Outdoor Advertising, Inc .. 1228, Newpon Boacn, CA FIClTTIOUI BUSINESS , IMCO ealty SeMoes~-A No F6602t7 any couocols a•e avaol.:ible bale Code. The tnne for IJI· RUBEN B ARNAUD, the dale !his no1ice is Seclion 21700 01 the busi-2702 North R1vortra1I Road. 92660 MAMESTAll:MBfT Cill!fom~ 1U~el ELL~ Kathy Htllon. 2136 Anchor IOI examination in tho Ille mg claims wdl not expire A055. CABINET mruled or personally deltV• nen an~ Professional Orange, Cahlornia 92865 Lorelei Abels. 2015 Ship· The lollowmo pe~J:k.~ ru S~''AuCTION 0 THE St. Anaheim, CA 92802 kepi 1>¥ lite court belore lour monlhs from DANIEL G. GON°'bU.EZ. ered 10 you. or you musl codo or Section 1988 of Quahly Ouldoor Advertis· way l.n .• Newport Beach, ooino busi~:NG ... ~HI HEST BIDDER FOR Greg L Ou1g1ey. 14 Lu· THE,JPETITION r11qu!1sls the neanng date nohced A069. HOUSEHOLD ~,.Petrhon lo Ille a lale claim the Civil Code ol the Stale Ing, Inc .. (NV). 1350 East CA 92660 INDOOR ~ ~ , CASH mable ac llf'n!' of pine. Irvine CA 92714 aulho1tly to ndmm1s1t,1 111e above ERNEST A. KOPOCS. as provided 1n Secllon 01 California the following Flamingo Rd .. Suite 1'230, This business Is con· 17921 Jameswn line. lti"'llO-sale 111 money ol lhe This busrness •S con· es1a1e under the tndepen· YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe A 118. HOUSEHOLD 19103 of lhe Probate Code miscellaneous househOld Las Vegas. Nevada 89119 ducted by: an individual ton Beacll. Clltloma Q26.47 United !ates by (:ash, a. dueled by II general part· donl" Adnunoslralu:in of Es· !tie 1.ept by the couf\. llJV,U 'KATHY THOMSON, B597. A clarm form may be ob-and personal property to This business is c;on· Have you started doing The SllOO'ng Range, Inc casniers a;ea drCl'Nl'I by a 11ersh1p 1a1es Act (Thrs au1hon1y aro a person m1ereste Iii 1:!0USEHOLO. BOXES talned from lhe Court wit •den1tloed by tenant dueled by: a corporalion business yet? No Cllilomia. 17921 _ --~ state Of national bank. a 19973712653 will allow the personal rop· 111e es1a1e, y04f m;;iy ftle JO ENA M SLEDGE. Clerk For your protectton. nnme and storage unil Have you started domg Loralel Abels "' Lane. 1tinl111Qt>n Beith. cator· dleCk drawn by a stale or This statemenl was lolod 1esen1;i11~e 10 take many w11h the court a lormal Re· B632. HOUSEHOLD you are encouraged to Ille number business yet? Ves. 1·01·91 This Slalemenl was filed 11102647 federal credit union, Of I .,.11h 1ne Counly Clerk ol a,t,ons w1lhout obtaining quest tot Special Nohco of ROBERT PALACIO. C20t. your claim by cert1lred mail Lee c~wan A2138 (REFILE) wtth lhe Counly Clerk of Tlls 11usu1ess 1s conduald bJ Check drawn b~ = g(_ Orange Couniy on 2•28 97 cour1 approval Before tak-the lilmg of an inventory HOUSEHOLD. BOXES . w1lh return rece1p1 ro· David G Rogers, B1577 Quality Oulcloor Advertis· Orange County on 3·21 ·97 1~on fede~aYI~~ ~ Daily P•IOI M;;irch 26. Ap1tl mg 1:cr1a1n very 1mpor1an1 and appraisal of es1a1e as· ESTHER TURNER. C209, quesled. ~ Sandy Lacebal. B2898 Ing. Inc., James H. Elmore/ 19973714851 The ftOS11'111t commenced~ :;ia O< s.MMsi> k ~ 2 9 6 997 w027 acttons. howl.lver. lhe per· sels or of any pe1t11on or APPLIANCES. BOXES Dated: 3/21/97 This sale will be compell· President Daily Pilol Mnrch 26• April cransact Dusu1ess under Ille fle<fin secoon~i8fof lhe Ff: • · 1 · 1 sonal represenl.itrve will be nccounl as provided In CRYSTAL HOLEMAN. EDWARD H. STONE,' uvo b1ddmg on the 2nd day This slalement was !tied 2 9 16 1997 wo23 llCDDOUS ~siness . name OI nanoal Code and authQflzed PUB.LIC NOTICE required lo give notice lo sec1ton 1250 ol the Cali· c211. ATC. APPLIANCES A Law Corp. of April. 1997, o1 10 o'clock w11h lho Counly Cl~rk ol • • • bsted llllM on Sepl!mbel this Slale) • 1n1oreS1ed pcr~ons unless fornra Probate Code A Re· CAROL J NAUS, C236. 8 • E 0 w AR 0 H a.m. ai tha premises where. Orange County on 2 6·97 -PUBLIC NOTICE :' ~I d~t!u~&ranal BSC-6055 they have wooveCI n~1co or ques1 ror Special Notice ,H OUSEHOLD. APPLI· ST~NE 'said properly Is stored and 19973710283 SIGNED TliESHOOTING RANGE. to the COunty Courthouse. NOTlCE OF consenled 10 lhe prop-osed form 1s :iva1table lrom lhe ANCES ' which is located at Mtni· U Daily P1to1 Mar. 5. 12, 19. Fictitious Bu1lne11 INC By Ctlnstopller G Vralelos. 700 CMC Center Drive West. PETITION TO action) Ttw 111dcpendcn1 court cle1k. JESUS G UERR E R 0 • Attorney for Trustee, Slorage 1177 Cnmelback 26, 1997 · W995 Name Statement ~dent Sanla Alta. CA all~hl. llUe ADMINISTER adm1n1slrJl1oro aulho111y writ Attorney for the Pett· C261, HOUSEHOLD, AP· Roberta LeVlne, 1B201 Stroot, 'Clly of Newport The lollowing persons are This statement was filed Wltll and interest conve IO and EST·ATE OFi bo g1an10d unle~s an 1nte1-tlon.er: • PLIANCES Von Karman ~ve., Ste. Bench, Counly ol Orange. PUBLIC NOTICE Cloing business as: Coas1al lhe COul!IY Clellt of Oiange now held by it u er said os1cd person toles an Ob· JACQUElYND.RIMEL, MARICELA DORANTES, 1170, lrvlne, CA Slate of Californlt1. Salo Is Construction, 22781 La ift WT Oeed of TruS11nthep~ LOWELL KNUDSON 1cct1on to tho pc1111on :ind ESQ., (CSB~943 S t), ~b1~ BOXES. HOUSE· 92612·1005 sold with limit ond reserve. Fictitious Business Quinta, Mission Viejo.' CA eou:T~E·T~·~~·~s Name s11uated tfl sa~td Co~~~· j · CASE NO. A1B6t29 shows good cause wlty the RIMEL le RIMEL 3 15 MARICELA DORANTES Published Newpott No one under tho ago ol 18 Name Statement 92691 1 1 tom1a descn r T-o all heirs, bonehc1ar1es. court should no1 grnnt the CENT EN N 1 AL 'wAY b 351 SOFA CHAIRS · Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Is allowed 10 anond the Tho following persons are AJbet1 Ruiz 111 22781 La Statlment IKPl!S ive ye111 Rim llleretn ·As e futtvT creditors. con1tngen1 credl· nuth::iroty • • • . sale. The landlord reserves doing business as·. 1700 Q · 1 Ml 'I ' Vl • CA lhe data II was Med in lhe Oltice ffnbed tn lhe of 1\111 BE NJAMIN GRAB.EL PI t M Ch 26 Ap II 1 2 9.2u61081a, SS on e1o. of -C0u""' Cl• ... A.._ fi""· he pmlV'rty herelofor.e de.,·· 1ors. and poisons who may A HEARING on Iha petr· TUSTIN, CA 92780 • 1 0 ar • r • • the rlghl to bid 111 lhe solo. Adams Street lnves1ment. u.. "" ~1" '"""' "" ,y,,y otherwise be interoSled in tton will be held on May 1. Published Newport 0431. BOXES 1997. Purchases musl bo mnde 10725 Ellis Ave., l'D, Foun· This business tS con· llous ~siness Name StlC!menl ~tieg •S1 ~1119 soldallda~~ lhe will or es1ote. or both. 1997 al 1·45 Pm. tn Dept Beaoh·Costa Mesa Daily MIRNA DINO ALMERCO. WT014 wilh cash and paid for al 1aln Valley, CA 92708 dueled by: an lnd1v1dual rnJT._st1}1t ldoled..._PllO~~ ~. ~~ d~~iflOll. if"· 01. LOWELL KNUDSON 703 localed al' 341 The Ptlol March 20. 26. 27, Oti~~~~y~TEYER 0468 lho llme of purchase. AU 03nlel R. Ray Inc., (Cahtor· Have you slarted doing ,,. "'ng uot ,_,,,..,,....,.. the real descnbe<L A PETITION has been Coly 011vo. Orange. CA 1997 uouSEHOLO BOX.ES • PUBLIC NOTICE purc~ased goods are sold noa), 10725 Ellis Ave., 1'0, business yol? No not ot Itself ailhonzt the USI 1n ve ~s to be:. hied by MARY MULKER in 92613 ThW736 n • "as 1s .. and musl Do re· Fountain Valley. CA 92708 Attiert Ruiz. 111 lhs Stall ot a Ftcnous Business 2 Str~t. Cosla. lhe Superior Court of Call· IF YOU OBJECT 10 lhe DULCE FORES, .0469, SUPERIOR COURT moved by 6:00 p.m. on lhe This business is con-This slatemenl was hied Name 1n 'f!Olallon of lhe nQhls ol sa A · 27 The under- lornra. Counly of ORANGE. granhng ol the pl"l1l1on. you PUBLIC NOTICE HOUSEHOLD OF CALIFORNIA, dily of 1he sate. Buyer' ducted by: 11 corporation wilh the Coun1y Clerk of lllOllltr under Ftde,., St111. or signed rustee disclaims My• THE PETITION reques1s should appear al Ille heM· Pub I I s he d Now PO rt COUNTY OF ORANGE• must provide curren1 orig•· Regislrant hes not ye1 Orange County on 2·28·97 common law (See SecOon 14400 habbly for any inc:orreClneSS that MARY MULKER be ap· 1ng and s1:-11e y<>ur oD· PUBLIC NOTICE Beach·Costa Mes11 Dntly 341 The City Drlvo nal or a pho1ocopy of ougl· begun 10 transac1 business 19973712572 et seq, Business and Plofessions of the street address~ porn1od as personal ropre· ,echons °' f.le wlflt(ln oh INVITATION TO BID Pilot March 26. Apol 2. Post Office nal res;;ile perm11 lll 11mo of under lhe 'l1c1tlious name(s) D . P 5 2 9 Code) other COfMlOll ~sqna11 sentallvo 10 admm1s1er me 1ec11ons w•lh Ille court be.-· 1997 Box 14171 sale in lieu ol sales tax hsled above aily riot Mar. • 1 • 1 •Renewal f*ngNoCNnges aoy shown herein~ esta1e of lhll decedent tore the heJuny ''our ap Nohce is hereby given W017 This sale is subiect 10 prror Oanrel R. Ray Inc .. Daniel 26, 1997 W994 Newl)Oll Beacll-O>sta Mesa Wiii be made. but ~ THE PETITION roQuesls ~earance mJ~ be"' person tllat Ille Ocoan View PUBLIC NOTICE Orange, CA • cancella1lon "' lho even1 -of R Ray. Pres1den1 PUBLIC NOTICE C"'.,,,._.. .... 5 12.10 26 1""7 covenant °' warranty. e_., the deceden1 s Will and or by your a11orr111y School 01str1c1 of Orange 92613· 157 t • selllcmenl belween tnnd· This s1a1emen1 was ftlect ~ ,._ • • • w !jssed O< lf11)1ted. r~artlflg to probate Tho Wrll and or a con1.ngen1 crcd•lor or ier referred 10 as DIS· THE PETITION TO Pub l1 shod New porl o t t t I cod1c1ls. 11 ony, be adm•llcd IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Counly Calolornta. her~maf· ESCROW NO. 15020 IN TH£ MATTER OF ~rd and oblrgaled p11r1y. w11h 1he Covnly Clerk of FNlctltlouSs Business PUBLIC NOTICE pois~SSIOllpay ihe~e~ any cod1C1ls :ire ava1labl!1 me deceasel.I you musl lole TRICT • will receive soatod NOTICE TO CHANGE THE NAME Beach·Cosla Mosn Daily rango County on 3·21-97 am• a •m•n pOllCIP sum o the not S lor o~;;imrnahon '" lhe lite your cl;iom wllh lho court bids as l•sled below. up to CREDITORS OF PtlOI March 19. 26. 1997 19973714846 The ll)llowlng persons nre fie .... 1M717147H secured by said Deed • kepi by lhe cour1 .lntJ ma•t 3 copy 10 lhe pe•· but no later than 11mes and BULK SALE OF PAUL EUGENE SAL· W009 D:uly Pilol March 26. April doing business as: Wesl ACllT10tS IUllMOI Trust With interest ~· fHE PETITION requcs1s sonal represer11a11va ap-dates 1nd1ca1ed below al (UCC Sec.61051 GADO 2. 9, L6· 1997 W020 Coast Gtass D1slr1bu1mg, MME ITATOISfT as provided "' said not s~ authoroly 10 admrnos101 1ne poonled by the courl w11111n lhe DISTRICT Admimslrn· NOTICE IS HEAEBY CASE NUMBER PUBLIC NOTICE • 528 Concha, Newport Tiit lollOwlno oetSOll(s) 1m advanceski! ~y .. under ; estate under 1he lndepen· lour monlhs lrom 1he date hon Ofloces l7200 Prne-GIVEN tha1 a bulk sale Is A1B6470 PUBLIC NOTICE Seach, CA"92660 Ooli'IQ talsiness ·as· AOYAL·l lem'\S of 111e oeed of T den1 Adm1n1s1ra1oon ol Es· ol lirsl rssuance ol the let· hurst Lane, Hunllnglon about to be mado. The ORDER TO NOTICE OF Derek SlmgsDy. 528 Can· CLEAHE.AS 17942 MlonOlt• Ave es~mated ~5• cf= 1a1es Act. (This. nulhort1y 1ers as p1ov1dod on sectoon Beech. CA 92647· namc(s) 11nd business ad· SHOW CAUSE FOR PUBLIC AUCTION Fictitious Business ~~:aoNewport Belich, CA Fountain vaaey, CA 92708 . e~~~S~S :ated by = wtll allow lhe personal rcip· 9100 01 the Ca111orn1a Pro· At said 1omo. d:ite and dross(es) or the seller(s) is/ CHANGE OF NAME Nollce Is horeby given Nam• Stetement This business Is con· AllN Buoo, G155 Plallc A'lt. or Trust, le)."!IWtj resentalive 10 la~e mony bale Codo Tho limo for Iii· pl:ice DitJs will be publicly are: SUNntSE DONUTS PETITIONER($) PAUL that lhe undersigned will Tho following persons are dueled by: an Individual #211:Anlhllm.CAQ2804 077.67 Estimated ... ~ actions w11hou1 courl ap· ono claims will not expire opened and read aloud INC., 600 Wes1 191h Street EUGENE SALGADO .HAS/ sell al Public Auction on doing business as: a) Have you sl1:1rled doing TIU tllsuiess IS conducted l7t' Cr\ie<l interest and.aitd1~, proval Bolore 1ak1ng cer· belore lour months lrom A MANDA TORY JOB NO, Costa Mesa. Cnhlorn1a HAVE Fil.ED A PETITION 04/07/97 al 11.00 o.m. 31: Good Times Tours & Cha~ business yet? No an ull)\11Qial advances. if any, v.dsaleincrease_ t31n very rmportanl ac1tons. ltlo hear11 19 dale no11ced WALK _rnusl bo all~nded In 92627 FOR AN ORDER TO ALlSPACE, 8564 HAMIL· tors, b) T11tys Travel Tours. Derek Sllngsby Regtstrant has not yet begUn lh~is~fel'lt\91'10 =· .2 .. " however, the personal rep· obovo. 11sentirely 10 De chgoblo to Doing business as: SUN· CHANGE NAMES FROM TON AVE., HUNTINGTON 17132 Magnolia Ave .. This stalemonl was tiled ID l11llSICt OOSllllSS under lhe 0 Of!ru!IJa3!Y~reto er .=.. resentaltve will bo roqulrod YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe bid RISE ONUTS & BAKERY PAUL EUGENE SALGADO BCH , CA 92646 lho per· f'ounlotn Volley CA 92708 fiCllbOUS talSlntSS name or Ti '"' .......-to give nollce 10 interested Mo kepi by 1he court II ~ou Plans and '>pociflcaltons A II o 1 her bus 1 n es s TO EUGENE PAUL PICO sonal properly ol tho IOI· 'B I wilh the Counly Clerk 01 1 cut.ed and H .lhe P"rsons unless they hove •re , persor1 1111eresled' rn are on ltlo and may be pur· ( ) d ( I . N.B.R. ol H. . ':Jm led, Orange County on 2·13-97 llllTle5 hslld tte"'n u~ned a • • u u h d 1 1 d names an address es) 11 Is hereby ordered thal owing: (CA), 17132 Magnolia Ave.. 19973710960 SIGNED Al.MA8UCIO ralonoTOelaull waived no11ce or consented lhe eslale, you may fole c ase or a none, re un • used by lhe sellcr(s) w11hrn all persons interesled In NAME· UNIU Fountain V~lley, CA 92708 D .1 Pil M h 12 19 nu 1t11ement WIS hied Wttl11of and a written llca to lhe proposed ac11on) v..-llh lho cour1 3 lormal ne-at.>le fee al lhe DISTnlCT lho past throe ye<1rs, as this maner appear before INVENTOnV Thrs business Is con-ai Y . ot arc • · 1111 COuntr' Oe111 o1 OllllQI f f8utt and Election_. The independent adrnin1s· quest lor Special Nol1cc ol Purchasing Departmenl, al s1a1od by the sollor(s) isl lhrs couri 1n Department MENDOZA. IRMA, C048, dueled by: n corporation 26. April 2. 1997 W003 Countton Mitch 20. 1907 ~U un1'e~ caused 11a1oon au1ho111y wrll he lho Mong of an inventory lhe above address, <7141 are: NONE No. 703 01 the Orange AUTO, MOTORC,YCLE Have you s1<1rted doing PUBLIC NOTICE NOTCE·Thil Ftdl~I N.ne said NobCe Qf .. Uelaull and granted unless an 1nler 3nd appra1s;1I of estate as-847.2551 Ext. 1440· The locahon In Calrlornoa County Supenor courl at PARTS busoneu yet'> Yes. 2·1·97 Stalementcxpm liw yen Imm Election to set IO be re- esled person i.tea an OO· sets or ol any pettlton or The DISTRICT requuos ol the ch1el execu1111e 0H1ca. the add1ess shown aDove BERWICK. R 0 BE RT . N B A QI H.B. Umlle~. Fictitious BuslneH the <Sall It was hll<l in the Olfice QOrded Ill the county~ 1ec11on to the pohhon and account as pro111lled "' lhat lhe bi~dcr possess n ol lho seller(s) 11· Same as on 4·22, 1997. at 2:00 o'cl· D 0 4 6 . H 0 U SE H 0 L 0 Marcus Bannerman, Pres~· Hame..Statement of 1111 COunty Clttll.A.new fia the real oroe>eftflh IS IS snow goocJ cause why lhf sec11on 12 ~0 01 ttio Cahlor-contractor 5 license as above ock pm . and lhen and ITEMS, REFRIG. C ... RIS dent The followlnn persons are ~s aisiness Name Stlllmtnl andh ~~s mon..,.. court should not grant the n1a Probale Code A Re· losled. 31 the lime the brd IS The name and address of lhere show cause. 11 any. SIMKEWICZ. n • This Slalemont was r1!ed dong bus'ne.~s as· Floralla --bt !!ltd MM t:> lhll CS. eave,.._.....,""""' ud'I ~ au1110111y Quest tor Sprc.al No11ce suDmtlted. lhe buyer(s) ts/are JERRY lh h h h 1· F015 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS W11h lho County Clerk ot 1 1 · · ,...,.. r·--. ~ A HE.ARING on Ibo peto• l:>rm IS ava•lable lrom lhe 1 BALL WALLS AT VARI· WONG ANO VING YENG ey ave • .,. y t e pe 1t1on • • 33232 Big Sur, Dana Poinl, The hltng ol ltiS st*ment doet 3 1997 11on Wtll be held on APRIL COUii clerk ous SITES • HARBOUR WONG 1361 1 REDHILL for change of name should G;~.~RKALT~R LOREE A Orange County on 3-21-97 CA 92629 not ol i1Sell IUttlonZ• lht UM 111 ~· Cor· VIEW SUN VIEW ANO ' nol be granled. ' ' ., 18973714848 Slelanie B. Slreol. 1594 lhs stm ol I f1c:dout bnas POr8bOfl as -24. 1997. at 1 45pm on Attorney lor Petl· WESTMONT El.EMENTARY AVENUE. TUSTIN. CALI· 11 Is 1u,rther Ofdered thha1 a g~~i •T VH 0 USE H 0 L 0 Daily Piiot March 28, Apnl Corsica Place. Costa Mesa. Name in ~atoll of Ill nghtS ol P. 0,,,8ox Petal; ~epl C 703 Olocal~d al ~I II oner: Ronald K. Gr•· SCHOOLS -BIO 17 9697 • FORNIA 92780 ccoapuyseo bllle1s oprudbel~1s1hoeds olwn KE •AUCTION SERVICE, 2. 9. 18. 1997 W021 CA 92626 anolhet u!IOW ~. Stall. OI ~9N7·-'--Sales( 16) • a~e.~l 9;~V:S outh, ,. nlt ,CSB ..SB948,4001 Job #9705 · g!~:r:~:·~.~~~Jo~ds:": PO BOX 825 KEU V & This business is con-c:ommoni.(5"~14400 7728 vu....,. 19161 IF YOU OBJECT to lhO Allanth: Ave., Long Closing· Thurs April 17, BUSINESS INCLUDING ~r~:n:,i;~~:,:ui~~~~p~e~'. KARL JACKSON. RIALTO. PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an tndlV~du~ ttseci .~sanessanoProlessions Beth L Pavlenkov Asst VYl:le. gran1ong ol lhe pe1111on, you Be a c h ' CA 9 08 0 7. 1997 10 00 am TRADE htARK. FURNI· lished In lhts counly al CA. 92377, TELE· 909·873· bHa~e you 17s~a11e tng Code) l,isldent • should appe:ir al lhe heat 2907 A MANOATORY JOB TURE FIXTURE EQUIP· least once a week for 'tour 0744, A UCTION BONO Fictitiou s Business Su,s11nae~es ylee't o Arit Filing 03112197, Ol'1919T;' mg and s1a10 your ob· 105 714 WALK will be hold Thurs-MENT LEASEH00LD IN· consocutrve weeks ior 10 "723·41·19 Name Statement e "' S r 1 Newpolt Budl-Costa Mesi 1 1ecttons or lite wrr11tn ob· Publ1'hed Newport day, April OJ, 1997• 9:00 lEREST LEASEHOLD IM· lheday ol lheheari~. P ublished N ewport The lollowingperson~ate T.hhlS hs1a1ecm•n1 1 wCals kftledf CN4l18Cl8T·2&4g..cMw28.Apr 59053 1ec1tons w11h the court be· B c am sharp starting el Har· p Ro v £MEN T s. AC· DATE· M 9 Beach-Costa Mosa Dally doing business as: e) All wtl t e oun Y er 0 2.0.16, 1'¥17 lore lh~ hearing Your ap. each· osla M<:~a Oally bour View School, 4343 COUNTS, and are localed • AR 3• 1 97 Pllol Mmch 20. 26. 1997 C11ies Really. b~ All Cllies Orange County on 3·21 ·97 1----------• pearance may be In pe•son P1lo1 March 26. 27 Aprtl 2. P1ckw1ck Circle. Huntington al: BOO WEST 19TH RICHARDO. FRAZEE, ThW696 Really & Appraisal, 66328 19973714870 PUBLIC NOTICE or by yout allorney l997 Beach, CA. 92649 STREET NO 0, COSTA SR., JUDGE/COMMIS· Pierson Blvd. Desert Hot Dally Pilol March 26. April o•.-w•- IF VOU ARE A CREDITOR WTh015 L•conse Class1f1ca11on B or MESA, CALIFORNIA 9~627 SIONER OF THE SUPE· PUBLIC NOTICE Springs, CA 92240 2 9 16 1997 wo19 . Alt Nl.1Mn71414M IN&VA•u or a conllngenl creditor ol C-29 The bulk salt Is intended RIOR COURT I-Joseph Alan Miner, 73455 ' • • FtCTmOUI IUlllllESS the deceased. you must lolo PUBLIC NOTICE Plans · Twentfflvo dollars 10 be consumma18d al the Paul Eugene Salgado, Fic titious BuslneH Hllllop Road, Sky Valley, PUBLIC NOTICE MMEITATEMBIT 11QHI ·~ · your claim w11h lhe court BSC 60 6 (S2500)perso olltce ol· APEX ESCROW 1966 'W Iowa St Name Statement CA 92241 ThlfotlowlnQP1110n(S)1S!Vt and mall a copy 10 lht por· 5 2. COVERED LUNCH 10288 WESTMINSTER Av: • ., Tho following persons ore This business ts con· Fictitious BuslnHS doino bullntsl as· CAPPV'S wun.m II. '"911e,, sonal· represenlatlve ap· NOTICE OF AREAS·CIRCLE ANO HOPE ENUE GARDEN GROVE Costa Mesa, CA 9~826 doing business es: o) dueled by: an indMdual Name Statement CAFE & CAHTINA. 5030 W Coasl 71, of Coeta MMa, polnled by the cour1 wl1111n PETITION TO VIEW SCHOOLS · BIO CA 92843 and the an11'. Publlshed Newport Sool's Hoallhcore Equip· Have you started doing The following persons are tlQllW~ !Wwpott Beith CA died March M , 1917' lour months from the dale ADMINISTER Jll9:9697 ·Job 19703 clpaled sala dale 11 4/14/97 Beac:h·Cosla Mesa Dally menl, bl Seal's Com· business yel? Yes. 10·29· doing business as: Andy's 112663 ' · of heart. fallur~; of tirsl Issuance of lho lei· ESTATE OF: Closln~. Thurs. April 17, The bulk aale 11 subject to Pllol March 19, 26. April 2, pressed Coses, 2131 Pia· 1996 Carpentry, 12871 Via Avon-,.1111 Plnlgalls. 5140 E.ISI He WU the toundefGJ> lers as provided Jn Hctlon RUDY JUAREZ 1997 IO 00 a.m. Calllornla Uniform Com-9, 1997 cenlla Avenue, Co s la Joseph A. Minor tura, Santa Ana, CA 112705 Giff bol'O Lane Anlhllm !"Wis Wiiiard Boat COmpeny 9100 ot 1he California Pro· CASE NO A1865B5 A MANDATORY JO B m erclal Code Secllon wo10 Mesa, California 92627 This a1a1tment was filed Grant P. Anderson, 12871 :eo, • ' and hl9 tov. of~ bole Code. The lime for fil. To all heirs'. beneloclarles, WALK will be hel~ Thurs. 6106 2. The name and act-Seals on. lncorpora1ed, wllh lhe County Clerk ot VI• Aventura. Santa Ana. CA Thi• tx11rnest It~~ wu hie llf9long voc.h 11}9 claims will nol expire credilors, contingent credi· ApNI 03. 1997• 1.00 Pm dress of the per1on wilh PUBLIC NOTICE (CA). 2131 Placenlla Av· Orange Counly on 3·21·97 CA 92705 nclwllll Uon end avooatkJnJ belore lour monlhs from iors, and persons who may sharp slartlng 11 Ctrc:le whom t;tms ma~ be flied enue, Costa Mesa. Calllor-18873714852 Thia busineu It con· 11111_,,. has not.-,_.,.. aurvhior• are wlf-' the hearlnn date noticed 1 ... J Vrew School. 628! Hooker Is· AP ESCA W INC LEOAL NOTICE nla 92627 I d·-led by' an Individual .-.--~ , •• _.. N d '"' ··• Olhtrw se ~ nlarested in SI., Huntmgton Beach, CA. 10286 WESTMINSTER Av: NOTICI! OF G. Larry Seal, 31385 Eaal Dally Pilot March 26, Aprl H"';ve yoo s1attod doing ., trlnSICI tJutintts under the orrene an eon ·~0· MAV EXAMINE the ~~ R7:~v0~J1::~~ or both, Uconse Classillcallon B·1 ENUE, GARDEN GAOVE, PUBLIC SALE OF Nine Onve. Laguna Niguel, 2• 9• 16• 1997 W02'1 buslntH yel? Yes, 1-20-117 flChCIUa taltil'lllS Nmt OI ~tt...:r:.:~~ file kepi by lht court. llJou A PETITION hu been Plans. Twen1y.nve donara CA 92843 and the laSI dly ABANDONED Catllorn1a 9267? Grant P. Anderaon n11MtliS.Shlf'ln .. "\ are a p411son 1n1treste In loled by BELIA MUSK.AT In (S25 00) per sol. for f1lllng claims by any PROPERlY Thia business It con· PUBLIC NOTICE This sta1tmon1 was filtd SIGN(l) Nll<OS PNWWQS 1111 N~ Sod9ty. the estate. you may Ille lhe Suparior Court of Cali· f'~<;..H A~'8 8~U~1s~8~: Cfedllor shall be 4/1119? Nollce Is heftby glvon d.fled by: a corpo~allon...,., Flctltloua Buslnesa Witn the Coooty Clerk or _ TM~W-:.~ • - w11h tho court• fo,mal R• lornla. Coun1y ol ORANGE SIVE ONLY TO THE 81D which Is the buslneu day lhll lhe undtfslgntd" will ave you starto do... N St t t Or.not Coun1y on 2·28·97 .,. ~21 1907 ..... ..,.. qyest for Special No1tce of THE PETITION requests D oc u MEN TS AN o beloi• th* anllc:lp•l•d aalo Hll •1 public auction, pur· bs:!~·~ Y~~:"· ~1~9 Q The ~o~:wl •~.art 188737120e4 Cou:iOll. ~ HlfN the fihng 01 an Inventory lhal BELIA MUSKAT be •P· AGREEMENT IN ITS (N. date 1pecllled above tuant to Section 21700 ol L.arr/seal, l/lcer>r,esldent · doing busl~t u : Oanlel DaUy Pilot March 28. Apt~ ~.!:.1n1,..,~i5 -:.'i! •:,Pl':,'•~,;' i!~:~i:, •~; polnled u persona. I repr• TIRETV, AS PROVIOEO SY 3/t 8/t 097 lht Business & Prof es· This llatement wu filed s. Evans & Auoclales. 2. O. 18, 1997 W026 h ct-. It w• tiled 1f1 Ille senlallve lo admin1ater the THE DISTRICT. JERRY WONQ alon~ Code, IN following wilh Iha Counl CI01k ol 1300 8ilttol Street Nonn, ~ C1tfk A new accounl ., provtdodC In H ltlle of 1ht decedent The DISTRICT reaervt1 YING VENO WONG described prOJ)«ty lo wfl: Ofa 0 County ~ :J..ta.97 Sulit 100, Newpof't BHch, PUBLIC NOTICE =.: bfttll Nlml M9Mttllll ae<:tlon 1250 ~ lhe ~II-THE PETITION requests lhe righl to re1oct any Of Dn Published Newport MICHELLE COLE H·59 ng CA 92660 liMcl Nilw 11) 1'llt - lomla Probalt ode. A .. authof11y to admln•sler th• bids °' to waive any If· o .. c:h·Coata Mesa Dall Clotti.s, fuln mite. NA· 18~73714488 Daniel S. Evans. 978 Bay. All Ma.1M71"H11 llllst bl "'"" -MCIJlC VISWh ques1 '°' Special Notice u1a1e vnde,r the lndopen. regutaritles Of 1n1ormol1Ut1 Piiot March 28 1897 Y 1IONAL M&R GROUP, INC. Dady P1101 March 28, April aide Cove West, Newpor1 AC1l11DW..,.... Thi :r:J ~ uMif -llONAL ,._ ... loon Is available from lht dent Admlms1rat1on of Es· in any bids or In IN bid· • • 1-53 Flies, EDWARD CARO· 2. 9. 16, t997 WOIB Beach CA 92600 !MmmnmwJ not court clerk. ta~• Act (ThlS authorlly dlng proceu. W016 ILE H·55, Stereo, Fum. rel, P T Thi• 'buslnou 11 eon-The kllowlnO PlllOll(t) iW. flt tu. ol • AcdOut bnea c.m.tef'V • Mottu~ Attorner for the Petl· wm allow the ptrtonAl rop. Pubtlahe d Newport PUBLIC NOTICE 10011. CHRISTOPHER UBLIC NO ICE ducted by: •n lndMdu&I OOll'IQ_ Miiiea • .l«Rl Htlmt In "°'*"~Ille= OI Chapef' Crtmat~: tlon•rt r91ent11lv• 10 lake many Beach·Co11a Mesa Dally HAWK G·® Bike, clolhe~ Flotlttout 8ualnett HtllO you 111rttd doing REMS MJfO CAAE StftACfM. .,.,._ undtt(Stt Stc:ion tll, -~ ALAH D. DAVIS, actions wl1hOUI court •P· Ptlo1 March 19, 28. t9G7 BSC IOM IOOIS, mftc.. BAUCt: N It t t bu1lneu VOi? Vet. 3·31-78 1U1, f>J #t7'91!§11(). 18li005Wt-common... -14400 3500 Paclllc\lltw Or.-: &SQ. (Ctlto18 t 783), p1011ol. Btlort laking Ctf• W007 I UPVUOR COURT ~LINDE t-104 Clothea, eme a emen Dlnltl S EVAAI blMt Rold PO 80oc 3010 .. MQ , bllUUnd N9wpoft 8ellot\ 4''> 1 ATTORNllY AT LAW tain very lmPonlnt actions. S coot.f, roeofds ml10 .. Rt· The loltowlng Ptf~n• •1• This s1.i1emon1 was filed C.l'ritl>s CAUo7m-3o1o CoOel M4-a700 - t424t •• PIRHTONE however. the peraonel rep. PUBLIC NOTICE c:rA:~~RNT:AT,•o"! CHARO DoMAIO 1·78 & 1·62 io1~ ~tlne~•a:•·vf~Plrr w1m tho Counly Clttk Of souihtm CMOmt• c. CM Rftitfllino resen1011ve wlll b• roqulrod " Fum., 880, vac. bica, misc. u • ng, c; or• 0 C 1 ,..21<97 c.tlif 18!500 •• • N1wOOrt8Nch-CostlMell 'r.m=-ILVD., ITI. 400, LA to give notice to h'11t ret1td NOT1CI OF SALE Ttcl CQUNTV Sala w111 be by compel!-llA5, Co111 Meu, CA .:!0noe37 o~SnlyOon ln.......!IM.p -~:101o ,, ___ l'&CM412111181~t.W28.Aoc • ....;~ MlfltAOA, CA 908:18· persons unleH 1hey have In accordance wllh lho 0, OMHO• tlve bfddlng (written 1 .. 1eo 112627 1 • 7 1.. """"• 0."""' • .,.."_,..., 2_9,19.1987 "' 5534 waived nollce or c:onHnled provisions of Secllon 21100 In the Matttt or TN Trutt bid• may ~ aubmlntd In Stevdn L Jonet. 089 Vic· .Diiiy Pllol Match 28, April ~10 Publtslltd Newpon 10 lh• proposed aC11on.) through 21718 of lht Coll· e1111e of HEl.EN A. AV· 11dvanee) on the 2nd day of 1orla IA5, Coll• ~tH, CA 2, 11, HI. 1997 W022 Tm talllnetS llCO!Qldld bJ • PUBLIC NOTICE 8e1Ch•COl11 Mtu O•llV Tht lndopondenl l dmlnls· 10tnla Bualnon and ProlH· BINI, •k• HE::Ll!N AITA AU. Aprtl, 1997, ., 2:00 P.M. at 92827 ·~ PllOI Miieti 20 28 27 1r11ion tuthorUy wilt bo slons Coca lhOl't being DINI. Dec.Hed. lhnpr IHI Whet• Hid N~~·d odM. Vr1°011t,;, ~4, sa, (. PUBLIC NOTICE ... ~'!!''\..':..:* ~ ~ NOTtCE ~RUSUE'I • • • granted un1011 an tnlor· Clue, unpaid 11oraoe 1N tor C••• No.: A11G738 pt hu been 1t01"8d ... wo .. ve., ~u ., on, ., --Ut_. 111 E 1"7 Httd port0n ftlH •n Ob-Which INSTORAGE SANTA NOTICI! TO CAl!!OITQAS • ch It locattd II CA 92831·5"17 '1oUttow • ., •• ,_... licftouJ .,... name OI ~ • ti~ ThW735 Jectlon to the peuuon end ANA la en1111od 10 a hen Notice It tltteby given to AYRES SELF STORAOE. Thlt bualneu I• con· N•Me ltetoment '*""Wldl!Mln ,..,_ tusteo M~•Chapel Crematton ~ 110~:;, Costa ..... ...... ,. ? --,-U-l_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C __ E __ ,•hOW good uuae why lhe pur1uan1 10 1ee11on 21102 1ne crtdltora and contln-1012 Ernet• Ave .. Hunllng· ducttd '?)': • cioneral part· The IOl!Owtng P1<t0n1 are S1G1«t~....;:'U....-~ ~ COVt1 tnovld nq1 grent lilt 01 H id cOde on 111e eooct• gent credllore of th• 1on Bo.ch. Ca (114) 848' doing buslnett u 1) Elite CAA ....,..... .,., _,, _,.., 4 .,, >EFAUlT~ "'' NOTIC• OP avthotlly. htte1natttt detetlbea and tbove.named decedent. 7314. Landlord re••rve• On th• move? Procfuctlon hrvfc... b) 'k.f,.PlttJdaft ......... t ' I] f_ TR ........ -;_ ______ .,.:. ,nlTJON TO A HEAAINO on 1ht pell-due no11ee ha111ng been that Ill per.one h1¥1ng lht tight to bid at the ""· Clltt Wooctcrallera. 19"2 Tt.s s1*IW1t .. ,_ • l '~ E ~~ M . 1 t ... :• . 11on win be held on APRIL given '° p81llet known 10 ctalmt tglltltt the CSK• P'urch .... mutt be made C110 Cr. Huntington Ille Cou~of ~ 1 ~ .. ADMlNISTK,. 24, 1197, II 1:4~m In clalm. an lnttfffl thtrt1n cs.rit .,. reqUfrtd to tit• by cath and paid fof 11 lh• Sell your extra Beach, CA t284t County on o. 1917 • '() p 1tl ••TATI OPI Oopl 703 IOclled •• 341 Ind the time ·~·neci In them Wltl'I th• Superior 1lfne Of purc:hu.. Al put· household JoHph O•AObblO, Ill, fl(HCr Tiit ,.,,. I :T_ some--1..i Dl!flTHA DUHAH Th• c1rv Otf\19 South, Of· el.IC'h not.ct '°' ,,.ymen1 ef coun a1 341 Tho City chaMd good• .,. told .. Items 19"2 ca10 Cr . Huntington sc.nirn1 .,. ""',.. i. ... A~' ~' ....... .,... ... ......._ CH• No. A te810t ano-, CA 92"6 auctt '"~ ~ ••pwtd or;ve, OflnQO, CA t2Nt. I• and m~ be rttl'CMd 11 Beacfl, CA tn.tt h <1.W.' 11 .. liltCI In Ill QlllOll ·e: lhtOUOh classlflnn u To all htltt, ~nci111n, ti'" vou OOJfCT 10 lhe WIA be told as public aue· end m6ll a CoPY IO Oolof•• 1M ti,,,. of sale. hie 1.1 -In C!ass!Cltd This buslntu la con-,~,,,, 1 0t1"'J a... A,.. Act ~· N~ . . ... 1.·.; • I f' i If' -~ -- L r ' . . . • I • ii WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1997 • PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PYBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICU --~'=rUll ::,. -.nu. lnt'm (....._ ld¥llQI II '411.111.M w Nllle, ot ....... 12. PNJE 2$ OF MSCE1 LA-to do~ In HI ..... In CORP .•.-, ~ 1 IOH THOMAS be _.. dent idmlnietredon rnoMtw f'°"' Cbe .._ LOMl112140 ~tMlllOll)tDlhlCMcC.wo.o: Mlt. 20. 1987 PHW ~pnl*lltofleo.dd NEOUS ~.~THE OF· .. ----Ciiis t.nf.AST roumi STA!ET,.,.... -,.,.oNll ~wllbe91ented of ........... .. • L__.._ • 300 Eat Qllllflllll lfWtCW. CORPORATION IV TMI ____, bf PALl. A&.. ACE OF TtE o::unY cmt1 i. _...., .. T.,,._ SECC::H> ~ Woa t~to edmlfto wMee .,. lntetwt.ed s.n... .. g:i41hd If\ OWNE~~ i.M_ .... -..In ... CA .. ~l 111 Betw. Allt. LfN IW'FOAO. A sta.E RfCOAOER OF ORANGE IT9; ~fie..... AHACAl2701 (714) ..., the ..WC• of the pelMftf .. unobjMdon NGdon 11 .... voJw .. DEFAUL.T UNDER A ::. ... -: It=:~ 21~&40 s::,:: . ~. ... l9DOldld on CX>l.MY, ~ Tt. .. Ttullllft o.d 111'111 Midi~ NDlfE.W G l'MQASSI, dececMnc. '° the peadon end C.itfemle,,.... Cede. Ol!IO OI TltUIT DATED TNlt In Ill ~ .delcrllM 5-4609 111'1 9&3422 1212492 • in.umerc No. 12· ~ ..__ Md Ciiis i.x.ne _...'°tie~ TRUSlU'S SAU! omcEJlt TH! l'fTTTION ,.. ehowe fOOd.:::::: why ~ dme f0t ..,. tM.J.41. UNUU YOU TAKE 1r. 049-082·~. ortgM TM· t 36tlt ~. 21AIJt,2, I M1288 d 09cilll reaardl In oomrnaadMY..,.•. r-,. d at ...,,_ • • m11er OPP2eoiibY12.~11.~7 quNh the d.-.~nt'e the court not oWrne w11 not ..... AC:nON .. TO ""'7TECT YOUR IDt: ~ S. LonQllllW Ind t987 ' .. ._ d fie Qufy .-. .. -' pn:.-ty ~ ,._.Wt .... .a i. ,.,,..., PUBLIC NOTICE ~U.. ~ =· t~ gtenl ~:ff=t~ the ~.,. ...... '~ ~ PMll'f"'!:.!.' rMY IE SOU> 61110 LM ™""' . ~~ Ccuwy. ---~toi.·2111 ~ wlllcU _..or.,.,. ;:.~ ~ WIU.. end ,.udon wfl b• held on ~-=:--AT' A PUllU\i SALE. IF YOO Ind o11« c0mmon ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Nallae d ,:;:.T"'.: POMONA A\IENJE COSTA ~. ....-°' ~. c.1...-1 ;ny ccidloilt .. evello-April 2-!i 1117 •t 1 :45 '""Y'Ou MAY IXAM-:fiS~ ~~~C:~~~':'ur~O:LONt mamtW'FORD-~ tow.....,=~~=,'°~' llOlaOf Mai.foreuminedon ln P.M.lnu~t.70Jloo•t· INliN•"-'~._ ~ VOU VOU SHOULD bl· 327 Cllllnl OrWt FHlM: OnER: l102581 ,_,,..., ~ • in.umM lllWl,beF1¥irwJol•-*-d ~tdlltlMdi-wand bf lllid rt:iliiOii TO the file kApt by the ed et 3 1 The Cl'I CIOUtt. If \'Oii .. e pet-~ALAWYE" -CA, !ht Trui-. dOM F1.E: F-18184 AP. NLMBER No. IM51_d_, o.w 11111 ~..._.ndoeher o-t ...._ ,_,., ADUl&SIBi owrt. Dtlve· Otenge C Mn .,..,.._... In 1fW On 14111191 .. t:ll P.11. not .wrant tli eocur~ Of the 422 ..... 15 NOTICE Of' Recona,WU.SB.Lon4'21l7 oommon deligli9lllo11, 'J .,,,, wlt'I • ........ • • BTATE OF: .M>t9I TWE 'fTITIOH r• 12e,~•vou OBJ"'CT TO ~L ':"' rrwy. -= .,..... ~ Corporaton • anet lddr ... or oller common TRUSTEE'S SM.I! UNDER • tom NA. ~ THI! FRONt ~ '**"· The "*" lhlttlln . .nd ,. unpllld Tta>DOM qunc. .uthoritv to .. _,... .... : • fc Tlllttlt of Ill ONcl ol Trust dl9c:rtptton ol 1111 ptopeny DEED OF TRUST YOU Me OF THI! F\AGPOl.ES AT ---ol lhe urc-ld ...... pel ...... d .. H* -SIETSON Jll. edmlnit'ter the fftat• the gtendne of the "~ fOI ...... ,..,Cltcl 01121M. • lnlt'U· tny p<cMdtd In 11111 nollce. fhe N OEFAUL T UNDER A oeED n£ M4N ENTif1 WA TO d tw cdgelion MQQd bV the cued bf uld Deed w1t1 in.. CASE NO. A 181Ma under the Independent ,.dtJOn, ~ ehouk' Nodoe of the~ of en nllM 1"60412193 book •• ptoperty _.. bl sold Wllllou OF TRUST. ~TED o..m. THe ~ CMC CfN.. properly to be **' n ,_ .., therwon • prcMded 1n uid To .., Mire, benefi. Admlnletretlon of E• ~., •t ",. ~ng lnwntotv end .....,.., paoe ·• 111 flt County of Or· CCMnlnt « wranty exprm ber 14. 1182 l.N.ESS YOU lER. 40t~11 I!. ct1APMNf soneb6e ...in.i.d com. •· Nole ...., ctwgea n • oleri•• oredito,.. con-tetH Aot. (Thlp .,thori-tlend •t•t• your ~)eo· of .. tete ....w cw of ... CllfOmla. WILL SEU AT or lmplieO r1g1rdlnQ inle. Pol TAKE~ TO PROTECT AVENLE PlACENT1A. CA AT .,._ .nd ect.wlC9I el tw ~ d the ~ .nd ti i edit , nd ty w1ll .. ow the fMrtMU'r one or file wntttn MY peddon OI 90004.U'lt PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE Miiion Or encum&flnoi. .; YOUR· PROPERTY. rT MAY PU8UC AucnoN TO THE *"9 d the 1n11e1 ~ d wm a...ied bf .-, o.d ,,:n. :~ ,,:;ot~t· el tept .. entatlve to take ohjectlbonef W~~ •• }~ .. J>tolltded "' eeodoft HIGHEST llOOER FOR CASH, PtlJ tilt unpaid blllnOa Of0 1'11 BESOlDATAPU8UCSALf. HIGHEST .MXJER FOR .. Notice d 599 Ill: TNlt. WI!~ ASS8TN) WIM be lnt•t••ted In many eodone wlthoUt' court • ot• t ... ..,._. 12&0 of the CelfOmi• CASHIER'S CHEa< OR CERTI· nolt(a) secured by 1'11 Deed-o F YOU NEED N-4 EX· CASH ~ 111 limed Mle •tt2,324.05 In ~ to THE BENEFICIARY TO OOl' the will Of ntete ot obteinlnt court eppro't Ing. :°f' eppHr•nge PYobete Code. A R• FIEO Q4Ea<, OR A cHEOK Trust. ()Ills.• prOYldtd In suctt ~TION OF TME NA.-In ...,,.,. mor-r d the ~ meti, h Tl'Ullee .a_,.• L£CT. A DEBT N.:J both, of: JOHN THEO-el. BefM• t8k.lne certaifl INV • n person or V q119et fOf lpeoiel Node• OAAWN IY A CREDIT UNION, no'9(1): ICIVanclls. n ltffY, under nR OF TIE PAOCEEO-Stelel), II '1gl'it, lille .nd inler· omhler'• d-* ~ on • ~TlON WE Ol!JTAN DORE STETSON, JR. wry important actionat you~tttCV'CrY· ... R"' A fonn le ""...,. ftom SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIA-Ole tlnnt ol lht OMO of Trust NO ~'f YOU, YOU ..e ~ lo ... FON ti9lld 11111e 0t nllllonml tmtk. • d-* WU. BE USED FOR ~T A PETITION hae how.wr. the fMrtOMI U ,. '" the oourt oleflc. TION. A SAVINGS ASSOCIA-.... cn.ges and tXPlllSt$ o. SHOU.O CONTACT A LAW· bf I 'under .id o.d d TNlt ~ bf • ..... 01 ..... PURPOSE 8Y 'EITHER OUR been filed by JANE "9t,Hntatl~ wiU be CREDITOR ot • cont.In-AH W f ... p M •· T10N, OR A SAVINGS BAHK. Ole Trus• Al the time o(lhl YER. A STAT'SENT OF in 1tw propeny .... In uid cndl 1aion ore ct-*~ SELVES OR TME BENEf1C1. STtTSON THOMAS In requited to giw notice r.nt C:,edltor of }~ a..t &..le~ AUTHOfUZlO TO 00 BUSINESS lnlllll 1111bbllon of 11111 noic:e LEGAL RIGHTS F'OU.OWS Co.Inly ..i S.... hllllll .... bf e ..... 01 ..... _,.. Nf'f WHETHER the S,_.rior Court of to lnterHt9d pereon• eceu • you ~et • ...... ,.... ._... IN THE STATE Of CAUFORNIA, lie toll! amount of lie unplid TME EN> OF ntS NOTlCE. dlecril.s •: LOT 41 OF n io.n -.. 1, -6r1Q11 ORAU,y, OR w l/VRllN; Celif~ County of unleH they heve VoUt cfelm With the 21 L c..llek MYAILE AT THE TIME Cf SALE ballnct ol Ole obllgallon NOTICE 1a ._.,, gMri .,.. ~ 2349 w Tl£ aTY -.,. ,,, _.,.... ,._. w Mltdl 07 tllil Or • weived node• ot con-court end m.11 • copy to ._ ..... CA IN LAWFUL MONEY Of THE curld by lie OMd of Trustlnd a.wJTY LOAN SER\/tCe OF COSTA ~ ~ PER epeclled ~ Sedion 5102 d .. QUAUTY LOAN 5aMa: *mi PfTTTION ,.. eented to the proooeed ~ pereo~ tepreeenc. 111101 UNA"EO STATES AT: Tiit Chip-lltlmalld COl11, ~ 111d CORP .. •..,,.._, at a-. M/11' RECORCED ~ 900K ,._....Code Md~ queei. thet JANE STET· ection.) The indepen-:w 9'lllO!nttd by the NIB. UIH. 04l01 ~ 11 ..... u ..... ,. ~ ~ atea.u .. 9!»M11 (!) r::1 II .. 1 ..... rail . ... _," ~ By Fax (? H l o:l 1-t>:llJi ByPhone (71-l) h-t:.!·.-1h'?X By MaMn Person: :tm \\,.,, B11' !"1r1·•·• HH11·-. uml .J1·11rlli111·, are· -.11hj1·1·1 tu d11111ll'' 11.-i1lto11t 1t0tit'1'. 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Thun-day 5:00pm -For All Your Home and ~ness Needs :-d.k • . . .......... .....,....-1r .. ~ • .,. ~.ct'4:. ·~ • •• I-" IO.oeG ._tad\ WM fot Jll -a 14 w4i."""" • c.i U.. .. ~ 71 dl2 \\ul~-111 ~LI011111-:l Otlf111t \t,,. .. to f ''*L" Wt>dne,..da) .... Tltt'~day S:OOpm Saturda~ .... ., ..... .Friday ~:OOpm lOUM. ..OUSIH<l 0""0tilUNITV Alt 11• amte M""1silt1 In lllls 11.tWSPPtr la 1•lllec1 to I 4· tral Flft KMJJ111,Act 1111 as ....... -'kJt 1UU IC llltgll It lfttt11H "lllY • llanlLIUH er •tscrlmlnation ~ • nice. celor, 11ll1ion. Ill, ... tea,. LllNflll a&alUI tr ....................... lllilia _, ..-.,...,..ce. llml· tlllel•~·· his ... ,.,., will not ......,..,..,,MwfUH. 1141al ler rut ts&MI wMcli Is 11 rit&lllee ...... II&' 0. ..... ,. n ""'*t ...,_. tatl 111 ••.U..11 Mwettlse• 111 tltll " .. , ................ .. .................. ltctnt- _ ...... I sei.,ClllHUD .......... 1·•-'Z•·ISIG. f« .... ..,, 01 .. n,oc ... ,.. .... Ull ltUD II 42A·l500. HUNTINGTON CORONA COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO BUSINESS LOST & ..-1 • EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE BEAC~ 1040 DEL MAR 2122liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SHARE -2724 OPPORTUNITY .FOUND '29i:5 5530 5530 ~ - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E 'Side Sharp 2 br w/ 2 9 04 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Clean & E I T h gar, w/d hk·ups, near N B E tbl ff l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND L-adleil wrist Account Rep LIFEGUARD & lmmaoul•t•I >eecut ve wn •• N~pt Heights $750. . • •• u Lrg 1• INS C ORS Thi. 3BR. t 3/4 BA 1900s.f. 2bd/2.5ba, Agt/Pam 546.5880 mstr bdrm, pvt bath, MCI Pa'lphones & wa1c:h on Mar. 19th, at NfiWPORT NEWS VSWtiM TRU T ANTIQUES 6010 lam rm. 2·c:•r gar,•----'------amen 1 t I e$. s 5 o o Prep•ld Phono Card Gelson·s Market near Sal'<-Comm. •elllng or ous shills 5am· 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii home Is priced to sell 51795mo. 9 75.9045 E 'Slde Studio. Relrlg, + 1/2 util. 6.44·5985 Routes. Groat Joc:a-the salod bar. Please display and Classified 10pm N.B. 642-99~0 11 Jan•• Antiques at $184,900. Brick FP. ---------stove, fan, micro. Utls ---------lions. $2,000 +weekly. ca II and Iden t 11 y advertising In a great N • 8 • 11 rm 9 eeks newer roof, pvt cear Open Beam Split Lvl pd. 338 E. 20th St. N•wport Heights 1·800·235·2825 645·9630. work e,nvlronment. responslS>llt' person 10 Sale 10·50% Off yard, Inside tract & 3br 2ba, fp, lndry, gar, $575/mo. 548·6094 3BR, 2BA. Mstr bdrm•--------=---_F_O_U_N_D_R_o_ll_er_S_k_a-le-s One of So Cal's last· monitor & transcribe tll •nd ot March c:uldesac: location. 1 1/2 blks shops/bch Lrg Modern 2 bd/2 b• avail. Ltg closets, pvt •VENDING RO~TE• on 3120 by Thrffly est growing newspa· Broadoast data. FT/PT 2811 Lafayette Agt. Cathy 729·5550 $1975. 714-631·2115 C bath. S675. 509·2423 •20 prime loc:at ons• 0 H b pers. Must be reliable, shills avail. 719.6777. N.B. 873-5888 Condo 2Bd 2.5Ba g:~0~!~vf.~~1·hk~~!: ••••••••• s:ie~~gg_~~r,~u~~~. rug~4~.~04;r or. well organlz.ed and Out of Sant• Fe W•d·Frl 11am-4pm 1·Story. Large patio, I---------1 S S work with a great Sat/Sun 12-4 Inside laundry, frptc. COSTA MESA 2124 mc:ro. 900· 95o1mo. •---------FOUND Roller Skates team. Fax resume to: al Fashion Island hasl--------- Communlty tennis &liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii *848•8787* COMMERCIAL $8SOWk. Eura on 3/20 by Thrifty 714·72.3·6984 or c:all sales positions avan.1.----------. ~~~~·k. ~=~r g~4~~~~~ E'sld• 3bd/2.5ba P~~~~sf''~~drw;.~';;! REAL ESTATE *>lHRllllmWl'f Orug;4:.1so~:rbor. _M_a_rk_a1_1_1_4._1_2_3·-6-98_6_1 c~~~:~184~::~3a F~!~ D~I~~~~~·:~. 2-story ··detached 1-car gar + 1 space LOST CAT Blk/ ht B•bysltter N••d•d -s-.-,.-,-P-.-,-.-0-n----1 pc to entire estate . home. 21p's , 2-cr gar $1175. Bkr871·8100 -ASAANANCEAGENT short hair male won ~~~3~~~s2·~yr!;e~~: ~p. Upscale ladles/ PalntlngsJ chine. S1 S75/mo. 548·4225. \WCMCll24HollritDaylO "'/16 Ch I ton mens' sportswear. glsware, fum. etc. BUSINESS OFFICE "--a.a Md lntormlllol ~ near ar es Ev en In g ' S 8 /h r · 40Yr NB RH 673-6223 HUNTINGTON S t. 'e8~~;~a72Mesa. Costa Mesa 444-4030 __ •_8_5_2_·_88_8_9_•_1~======= HUNTINGTON HARBOUR 1042 W'ald• condo 2bd, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2. 5 b a , ga r, h k ups , W•t•rfront Townhom• 2br, 2.Sba, t 300 sq.ti .. 2-car garage, boat sllp, deep water 2FP. Near schools. parks. shopping T beach. Sl 100/mo. T deposit. 429· 1885 ac:c:estr Christiana 1--------- B a y . $299,500 . JAGUNA PP. 714e378-1792 NIGUEL 2152 BEACH 2640 FOR RENT 2769 ---------Care for eldert'I Salesperson wanted Vintage Coc•~Cola & LOST DOG Golden woman Mu't have immediately. ~ust Pepsi Machin•• Rolrlever, reddish exp, ref's . 12.6, have exper in furniture Call 515.8560 Ocean Br••z• VIII•• 3Br Townhouse Aval! $799 Move·lnl Gated comm. pool. tennis & CANNERY VILLAGE Ollice/art studio 5285/mo. 4573.3733 basketball cts. near ---------beac:hl 714·842·0629 INDUSTRIAL 2788 CREDIT 2907 color. Young, 2 yrs. Mon·Frl. 844-5877 sales. Salary T c:omm. ---------old. Near Newport -----.,,...,---I Call K1lsllna 548-4874 Beach Rivor Jetty on DISPLAY SECRETARY • NEED CASH? 3/24. 1145·8184 RE· ADVERTISING Exp'd for small design r l!(Sf A.:15 Qt.I) Have an annuity or WARD SALES firm. Strong computer, structured setllemont? LOST Walking stick, Local weekly news· ac:c:tg , purchasing and Anliqun lo '50. Modt... We purchase thorn & colorful, carved w/the ~=~~~11::e~sus~~~o~~~ _;.p_e_o_p1_e_1_k_ll_1s_6_7_3_·900 __ 2 • &t. ,_.,. dllllrl bur. HOUSES/. NEWPORT 10,000 Sqft pay last. Dependable. word 'Ac:apulc:o' In vie pendable, team orl· S•curlt'I Ottlc•r• ..,,gllll.~ 1069 ¥$895 -2BA Condo BEACH 2669 Oldest In business. NB In Fob. 675-3391 ented, self starter who Immediate po•itlons ~ -. CONDOS Very pvt lower end lnduatrlal Bulldlng s •11 1 ca 1131 __ ., ,..._, Production Pl. N.B. e. omen P is able to work well avallablel Call for oldCXltUnlorh NEWPORT BEACH FOR SALE Bank REOI 3br 5ba ~~t~ ~o~~~n~t~ r~~I: ·.-1•aiiRiiiiFiiroiimiiii$iiii8ii5iiOii*ii Dlvlslt>le. Bob Ca us tin 1--1-·B_o_o_._9_5_9_·_0_0_0_8_, s n de r d: ad I ii 0 rs . appointment 248·9180 jliwllly, bronml. bn.. •••••••••I deluxe condo on wtr. David A Thompson Rllrs 28,. 28A F 1785 Bkr 722-8777 • PERSONALS ome a vert 9 ng Servu FT position peitod1~ .. rom background preferred. available for tea room dlconllhe Gourmet kit, gar. el· O/W lnc:f. 60x30 pool. ---------Position offers salary in CdM. cau 673.7714 0 ,,,__..._0I ............ _ GENERAL 1002 " QOVl!ANMl!NT "" FORECLOSED HOMES .Penni•• on th• $1 . No tnoney down govern· ~nt loans evallabl• now. Homes/Condos. Local listings. 1·800· 669-2292 Ex1 H-4017 4Br Hm-G.G. Remod. tctt, lam rm. etc:. ~cent l'oof & morel s154,900 agt 714·983-3481 evatorl Bank llnanclngl---------No pets. Carport. INCOME plus commission. We---------\,Ill._., --av• I 9 O % • PP NEWPORT Vista Del M••• . also offer excellent TELEMARKETING •Coiildll~•ae • $799,900. Call broker BEACH 2169 __ *_5_4_5_-4_a_s_s_*_ iPiiRiiOiiPiiEiiiiRiiTYiiiiiiiiii2ii7ii9iiiO SEEKING benefit package In a Medic:al·work at home • &lllt ..... CllfOdld @863·2329n21·0783 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Steps To Beachl WOMEN 3004 drug free environ-Good SI Local area. ·~1.,.._Cllfl BUY OWNER Prime 1 br 1 ba, $750/IJlO yrly p M ment. M/F/ON Ptld wkly 800-640-3926 TI4-:249-JTII Newport Pen Bay1ront 1bdrftl 1b• condo lse. l·parklng space. roperty •n•gement For consideration W••k•nd W/dock. Xtra wide tot. atvle with 1 car Apts. homes. condos. Handsome Attorney please lax resume to: I I ' 1 Avl now. 208 43rd St. Results oriented, full . C 01 R•c•pt on at 2-stry. 4br, 5ba, garagde. Tonha o rear unit 714-965..0550 or partial mgmnt. Seeks very attractive tamAsed rt~0151• M S· Switchboard expert· $1,950,000. 1024 W. upgra es sue: i as Unique 1bdrm 1ba Don St.Jean 633·2344 1---------1 sllm whl female 26·34 pay vHe s nlg tan· one:• a must! Large APPLIANCES 6011 Bay Ave. NB. 675-7599 custom plantat on for d11llng.¥ 360-4947 ager, unt ng on office & very busyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii h ii W/lott Condo Style apt. MONEY B h 1 d d t H I ht s utters, t e counter eac: n epen en phones. Fax resume •Newport •Vo'* tops, tile flooring. Vaulted ceilings, llght 1•••••••• TOLOAN 2914 (714)96S.7174 toS.Lennon75~6826. Aetrl9erator w/ 27 Catalina r carpeted p 1 ate bal & airy walk through PERSONAL freezer, nice c:ond. 3br/3ba. den. Pool. r v • BUSINESS & D 1 r-..... 1 d 1 11 11 t kitchen. large walk-In . r vers -,.er enc• WINDOW CLEA.NEAS $65.00 642·5428 Mini Ocean view. c:ony, u wa ac:c:en SERVICES 3005 I I d mirrored walls in livlng closet. dishwasher, FINANCE ••Low Interest Rates•• or nexper •nee EXP'O WANTED IN Reduced 10 S495Kll room & bedroom private extra large S2.500-S50,000 North American Van SOUTH 0 C. AREA 1--------- Grundy Rllr 675-6161 area. Also wired patio from living room, ••••••••• As Low As $79.64/mo. World Cl•H Writer Lines has owner op-•714·240-9291• FURNITURE 6014 throughout w/ addltlonal patio otl ol NO FEE FOR APP Disney, Del Tac:o, J.M. ~~!1~orRef!~~i~~· S~~ _________ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii spllaker• for Intercom bdrm w/outslde stor· ---------24hrs. 1·888·660·1919 Peters. Nordstrom A.RMOIRE Attention stereo. Ac:t toat, this age spec:•. Vertlc:al BUSINESS TOLL FREE Stores. McDonald's. ~11~~!81°1~~opn 11:~~ ESEMRPVILOCYMES ENT 5533 Pine Excellent c:ondl- Home owner. won't lastl $1530. blind• Included OPPORTUNITY Coast Magezlne. tlon.$500.515-8560 789·0931 throughout, akyllght In Tuition-Ire• tralnlngt• & 11 1 1 2904 Sports Illustrated, Tractor purc:haa• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Waaher/Dr'I•'· both v ng room, un que ANNOUNCEMENTS ( c: red 1 ts) . Press t II belne great shone 2bd 2b. Townhou.e bathroom/ Vanity/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii programs. no ra er •·-•-• • , .--· QL A E Agents!! • Releases. Corporate I $200 obo 673 a, ..... __ • • BalboaNewport AC, 2-car gar, nr dreHlng areal Neutral ,,.•••••••• Blos. Fr•e·L•nce ma n1enance Pl•••• be •w•r• that · ..., ~ •ho~c••• tro•1• Realty, Inc. F.ash. Is. Avall 3/15. c.,pet throughoutl AJ'P~:~:~f.. f' (sports, business expfenses. pay 1 for the ll?tings In thls,c:at·1 ________ _ spec al propert., n $1495. 840·1529 Carport stall to DC:· , s tories). FHt. No re· per ormance P ans egory may require you MERCHANDISE our Homes ot th• O f t c:ommodate 1 vehlcle Real Coke/Pepsi ANNOUNCEMENTS and much morel to c:all • 900 number .w .. k "Open Hom• cean ron Big Canvon, Spaclou• lnc:luded. Very bright Equipment rout•• with ~~;o~·:,;~~~e·~2~0:· 1·800-348·2147 In which th"1• 11 • MISC. 6015· Auld• publlehed Duplex Twnhm, t800•f. 2Br and open llvlng •real 20 local & established 2920 Dept. A·4 charge per minute. "lllCh Saturday In the 2.5Ba+ Oen. Major Call now, won't IHll sites. Earn up 10liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------•Subject to certain EASY WORK! Entlr• Hsehold Items, . Real Est•t• Tab. It's Best Buy •Pr'· ten/)ac, $1900. St470 789 0931 Sl ,500 weekly. Min SS FREE CASH SI SCHOOLS & conditions furnlsl'llnga. otflc:e, ,.an affective and , A u It Av 4/1 840·8278 · • Investment $3,500. f Ith I Ill -------·--E 11 c:•II•n 1 P • Y 1 xpenalv• way to .... rge n s 1·800-321·7690 rom wea y am es INSTRUCTION 3012 Drlv•rs Assemble product• at tools. A,ppt 875-8854 . • H eir homebuyersl $805,000 Lido I• Baylrt 4Br 3Bal••••••••• unloading MILLIONS Flatbed Orlv•r•I home. Call toll lrH: l!xclualve Center Club •-Call our Ctaiatned Doc:k •v•I. Avail now. MlSCE'' 11 uEOUS ATTN: Wett Coaat ttoa xh••',P mlwnlm, lltze• tht•ol~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Expanslonn We .have 1.al!oo_.e177·1S8see Membership. Trentfett· "()ep.nment Todayll 723-4494 Furn/unturn, wkJmo/yr a.wu1 Merchandising Corp · · KARATE Immediate openings at 1 abl•. S5000. 723-0520 ,, ... 2 .•• 78 650-2300 650-3700 RENTALS Looking for sharp WtNDl"'ALLS .. 39·l0 SELF DEFENSE speclllllz.lng In glass1________ (310) 616-&585 -""" people. Get paid What 83rd St. #219 and heavy haul! 3yrs 1---'---"----- ', Aakeboutour Lldolele4br.3be.35' you are worth! Woodalde,NYt1377 Adult&Chlldren OTA w/1 yr Flatbed. EMPLOYMENT Queen Wavel••• cu.rrent apeclalal ••••••••• lot. New crpVpalnt. Nr Calli 714·536·2079 Angels & Mlracl•• Prlv•t1• or Gproup1 -~m-& ClaH A-COL required. WANTED 5535 :.~,9 ~:.~., :.: --------"'IHOUSES/ clbhH.$3000/moytly. RENTAlSTO Fax: 714·536·6855 flood the world. Ar• phoas on hysc:-ComblnedTransport oak h..,...••dboerd Grundy Rllr. 67'HU61. theH signs that • Splrllual lran•lorm•· HS00-637.,..07 --------1 CONDOS --------SHARE 2724 •Grow Earth Worma 0 , .. t T .. cher 19 now lion by 3rd Degree Cassandra LOOK & FEEL BETTER ett.c:hed. Good Condi BALBOA FOR RENT Newport North In y®r own backyard. among us? Toll·lrH Black Belt ~Ht•r/ --------·• Sq>'d Chef. & Cert. $125.00 obo 434-1555 1HtutuSULA 1007 . 2bd/2.5ba, 2-c•r AwHome proflll I'll recorded Information: Kenpot<a.rat• Eleotronlca ~ IT I WoltfTMtnifii .. n -an attached guag• •••utlful, N.8 . 3Br teach youl 532·1663 1·888·877·8272 Angel Cow. Studio Train••• .,.ona raTn•r Tan Al Home hrdwd firs. $1<400mo. 2.5Ba Lg kit, hi cell, http://www. T14-723..e023 Job opening• with •11· ~:~Now -~~~;; Buy Direct and a...1 • •SAL•OA COY•• 707·7S83 Berb•r crpt, fp, patio. H •A a HI! y IP E p S 1 •harelnll.org c.ltent •alary/benefia. Low Monthly ftmta 1 3G' Boat Dock +3BA GENERAL 21021---------w/d . pooVapa, prkng. ' ROUTE 1 .. •••••••• Paid training. High Lovtne Swedish NurH. Fr" Cotot CalMoo ~ TownhouH. 2-car iii••iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii Nwprt Hgta 3Br 3B• $525. Erin, 407"4485 Prime local sites. Ex· French Raok D•~1• echool grad• •g .. 11· 12 Yrs exp. Honest & Call 1-eoo-1u.o1M 9 .,•G•· 12u .ooo. Hse. Very clean. fp, CDM 2br lba' houH c:ellent cash business. Sale Ant. League of EMPLOYMENT 34. u.S. cltlz.n• only. caring. oood c:oe>k . • Jltokar. ee3.a~77. Pro,.rtr Manae-Ment w/d hk·up, gar. •vi 4·1 w/d fp 1475 ... phone K••P preHnt Job. Newport MH• Sprlng1 .. •••••••• Call 1·8oo-.34$.CS219, Loe: rele. Chrl1tlne1---------· Apt•. homH, condo•. $1600. 789-0874 sis' PCH N/S Nto' P•fMlm•/FulMlm•. Fethlon & Designer I• Mon.:Tue ••m to epm. 1:'714 ••• :17:111:' WANTED Ae1u111 oriented, full yard/p•tto' 723 .... 77 • St ,500 + weekly po· L • b •I c Io th Ing· i---------W·Frl eam to 4;30pm TO IUY or putlel mgmnt. · • · tentlel. Small lnvHI· •April 3rd, 10..e• EMPLOYMENT Don StJHn 833-2344 I••••••••• as.CM Lg &Bd 29• w/ ment requltment. 2220 Ftrlvlow Ad, CM FT/PT Sal•• poeitlon• DOMESTICS 5540 APARTMENTS pool, tennle court, 1/2 t'i u g • pt of It a . 5530 avallabl• at Lad~ OOll Old c..... OOkt Sltver Townhoffto ~ 0w7 --------FOR •ENT ec:ro backyard. 1Br avl 1..eoo-Ewt6319007-6430 INCOME y•• 2922 ~:!,~ •. ~psp~;t F••:.!' '* MOUS•MAN * Frankl&n Mint, ·~· n .. , Back •Y· 3 r BAI.BOA ~ 1500-Utll Incl. 515·1888 ft AA , 1 OOO'a ,.•l•lbl• l•l•nd, Suite 207.,., ov,. £)Ip. Clean & Otd w•tchea • Jewetry ~!.·d-~-c•~n3°'~~r.: PENINSULA 21071•••••••••._________ T~plne Part Time. At ?90-1... Krleten malnt.in ,., ... ttom ... ~Coln '42.•M4ai .. _,. .,,. •· ---------Cell \o Sav• 110.000 T a •-R:30C:: XL=r: ....... 1 181,000 BUSJUW!~s OFFICE BUSI.re~~ op-c.e Home. oil .. ,.. Outdoor dullet, cw ----' '714-902.o210 Wonderful 4bd Pen•·.-.T-•"_A_____ ..,...., "~ ca g to s3o,ooo In Texoe 1•800·218·9000. Ext. Gen Ofo Reoept. PfT. car•. peNiare, ckMf19, ~ pnco, '°' ,,., Point hom• 3be, n1ce DIUo.DV. fOl UNT 2789 POil RENT 2789 ~~:r.Y•r;11•1~~3.~~·r~ T·t3e1 fOf' ueunoe. Send r••um• lo: cooking. aervtno. Xtn1 new mwnmy. ~ ... m_,r eulte. ltg bonu•,.PEMJH ___ 51Ull.A•·2·6·0·7 (voice me I).: (919) 11000'• fJ•aalble Asslatanc:e Leegue Of NB rett. ~1 call na.eea. • fOUNTAJN tm/ FA. 3 houe .. to11 217-8329 Boa 1?70 Typtne Part Time. At :::::: :::c,•·°' u,: fiif flii[d 1n· VAi.UY 1034 b•Y· t3100/mo . (fuonelemend) Ho(l'e. Toll fr•• 145-39t9 enn:Charyt . ..._ £; c:Oflllllllllllo. W... il·-······1 a .. ch 'N Bay Aenta.I. 1BD Duple• EndoHd www.IHttax.c:om 1•100·211"9000. h t. w'*l•'I hf_,. to..., .... llOO ••7~·7:11 .. • o•t•O•· ttove. ref, T·13MlofU.tangs. A ..... ~t lnCMhalopttllllgl. 1111 ....... 1 .............. DreaMI hkupe, atepe to b .. c:h sq. , a n A W d fM l'....tlw PC Ueete NMded. Zyft ... Fla In. MMll 11--,.;-.i1S;J&;ill;lj- 3br Iba. '·•to~l'tOme ~5/MO. MS-98ea Can be divided LOST • .,.;:'~ seend· 14 o . O O O Inc om• t Lott of T\.C1 t '°' A Har••· J,~=-.. ~~od•·~C::: CDOILI~ abundant adJ'accnt parking. FOUND 2125 nevi en, Europ••n. P°'9ntlel. 318-1"3 M ... t7T• lo"""••lll. •••· ,. ac:ttoote, pooVapa •••...-•••2•11l12•2 COSTA lllSA 2124 al I I••••••• South Ametleen, .. .. Cell Miiia .... ,.._ 11•1.IOO All M4.ff60 Convenient, cop qu ity commcrcia A•tan. Au.IWI t¥ '900 ......, Lone MOUU .... •Illa DM19nor ....-l +t area.. N tiablc terms. SI LL kttool !.ch.,..~ Clllllaiiioo phOne com-......, •• P1pt111A• ===;;::;;;;;r--·1 l'uely Mn. TUm ~ ....... ftel/1 .... I-oat dents erTlvtng """"8'· S*'J '9 ......,. pee>-... 9llllk ._ 11 W 4 BOIDllGTON Poot/•P•· Lrt yd• pr, f~, etowe, f*upe, 'f'NJ home eec:ome • ...._. .. , •·to WvlM _... opportuftlty, •II• •~l'Cll 1040 patio. 1111 0 .,.... am. ~· '"'· .....,.,,.. 11 __ ...., ho•• ••mlly/All~. trone ptoma•arw ltOll ....,. "'._ ........ .. l1tlOW/O, 1"-?0ll. ......_ 'P'VVV'' C »11iw t .eoo-alBUNO ~ t;aoo, ... ~1 _,_.._,.. __ ._,_ .. _•_?D...,._t_.,._,,_ ...... _____ _. COSTA MESA 1024 ------ ----- acne. .. .. GI WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. , 997 • Newpon Beach/Cosua M~•• Oaily.,Pilor [ .TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH r r "'· .. J&iUAR 9105 uxus 9115 TOYOTA 9221 92\0 4X4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~·) '92 XJS V12 Convertlble White, blue leather, cd c hanger, chrom• wheels, low miles. (31<AG283) S24,995 IP"--------1 '87 Pickup 4X4, 59pd '08 4 .6 RloJ• Me~ custom wheel•~ new beauty-only ·15k mt tires, lift 'kit, S4200. every concelv•t>•• ACROSS 1 Wido!;pll.':ld destruc11on 6 Stu>g1119 ~t 10 Pulpo 14 Old markPlplace 15 In ctlarge ol 16 Atmosphe1e j 7 Astrooaut Ride t 8 Pianist Pete1 - 19 -Minor constellatlOI\ 20 Hunlod for lood 22 Fino crys1a1 24 Cal abbf 26 Only 27 Alroean plain 31 Felch 32 Sun·df•ed bnck 33 Bnllsh sailor 36 Tough -to hoe 39 Coolidge or Hayworth 40 Old Norse 1nscrip11ons 41 McEn11re ol cnunlry music 42 Lunched 43 Silly ones 44 Do a CPA s 1ob 45 Pouch 46 H1ghes1 48 P11c1>11r w11h a spou1 51 Reson 52 Sneezers , malady 54 Rich pastry 1 2 4 14 17 ?O 32 59 J1m1uos' girlluC'nd 60 "1 hP Iliad, ff'll one 62 Foendly gret>ung 63 Surw-1man't1 aha& 64 Gambl11ig town 65 -Park. Colorado 66 Upllghl 67 Salecracker 68 Secre1 supply DOWN 1 Fastening 2 Lab-culture medium 3 F 1eld mouse 4 Paris airport 5 Hol pepper 6 Earned a blue ribbon 7 'W1lh, in M;trSP1lles 8 Anlltox1n 9 P111roris ch.irges 10 Scarab 11 Elh1c;ol I 2 Dnrn1nP111111q 13 Harcm rooms 21 Pul 'In 23 en~ -Cup 25 Hold 1n high regard 27 Poot l easdale PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVEO 28 Mine enuence warr101s 29 Do a civic duly 45 1 ype ol pin 30 Arab s.9armen1 47 A1ar, lo a poet 34 lhose holdmg · 48 Mane less wild olhCt> 49 Ogling 35 Encounters 50 Plains dwelling 36 Start a901n 52 Ocean fl<;h 37 Kimono snshE>s 53 Chime 38 Elcctucal unn 55 For laar lhal 40 [conorn1c 56 C:1n provn)Ce upswing fi7 Quebec's 41 Sugar-cane Sepl· -· hQuor 58 -Hashana 43 Yawn 61 Toolh on a 44 Gerorumo s wheel s ~~:--"T.:"-1::'"'-II 12 13 CAUWIT IN TllE ENI> llolh vulnc•rnhll' So11lh dr111t1. WEST 610832 <:>J854 0 976 •K8 NORTH 6 7 <:>to 7 6 3 OAKJ •Q97 32 1EAST 6J 9664 <::1 2 0 853 •JI064 SOUTH 6AKQ c::>AKQ9 ¢ Q 104 2 •A5 'l'h1• l111l1lini.:· SOlJTll W•;ST NOllTll F.AST 2• r11s" 20 l'nss 2NT PallS 3• l'nlis 31:' Pass 6~ f'a88 Pau Pas• Wlwn a had trump splil 01•c11rs, the avNnJle declnrt•r r1•acts with blind pnnic It is for b£'tlt'r for th£' nC'r\'<'!I tu calmly 1111alyze th£' prt>dlcan11:11l and 1<ee wh11L can be done about ii • The bidding was slr:iightforward South showrd a hnlanc<'rl hand 11f 2:1.2.1 points. North us<'d Staym<1n tn d1C'rk for a 4.4 lwnrt fil, then k11pnl all the wny to a .:mall :<lam oncc ti \\·:is lo1·atPd -w1lh 10 hil:'h· card pn111ts and n sini;(IC'lnn, that WM a ll0111ld vn)uation Of pt1'll'p!'Cl!! Wrsl lrd a 11pndc, anrl 1tw 11l11y lookt'd like a cukowalk. Ancr win· 11tn}C in hand, df'clar<'r Cl\shcd the 11rc and klnJt of hrnrl..o; lo IC'arn that there wa11 a sure trump lmicr. 'l'hc problem, lhcreforr, was lo avoid a club loser and, t.<i accomplish that South would have to engint>er an cndplay. . Thi.> first 1<tep was lo rash the rcrnaining high hrnrt, followed hy lhl' tw11 high !lparll's. N(•xt came four rounds of dlamond11. Since West could nol gain hy ruffing the fourth diamond, nor afford to pnrt with a club, lhr d.rfoncler w11 11 forced lo lc•t Jltl f\ spack 4 Thal only 1lc•l;1y<•d tlw 11t<'''1l:1h.ll' Wt•st was thrown 011 l1•1ul wi th the hi~h lntJiip nnd the fo rcc•d l«'ad away froin lhc king of cluh11 gave dPclarcr the lasl two lrickll. Carcf~I tC'chnique and a fortulll\te lie o( I.hr cani!l landNI lh<' 11lam. N<lt~ that. 11l1011ld clrclnrl'r firlll I ark Ir din· m11111l11 01' lll'l(IC'l't lo llrjlW ll I h int round of trumps, We11l will he> alile ·to ruff und exit 11afrly. thc·n rolll'd thc• rluh kinR RI Lh<' C'nd for the Rl't· ling trick L earn l o b e a bl'H<'r bridge player! Subscribe now to the (;oren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788· I 225 for information. Or writ!' to: C.ore n Bridge Lt>t· ter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, Ill. G06RO. ' • · -CADILIAC 9040 CHRYSLER 9050 HONDA 9085 39 42 '86 Sedan D•vllle White. Like newt Total Mileage 48,300. New eng/ne, brakes & tires. pp $6000 640·2181 '88 Sedan Devllle '72 New Yorker 4-dr, 120k mi. W/svc reds, vry gd cond. $1300 OBO. Must sacrllice. 5pm·9pm, 544-5507 HONDA 2 new Bridge· stone "Potenza" tires. (185 60 R 14) w/rims t whl cvrs: BO over $100. 673·2715 Charnpg. V8, loaded! ---------JAGUAR Rolls grill, gold pkg. DATSUN 9060 9105 66 special \lop looks like iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii convert. 69k mis. A must see car! S6500. 675·8610 CHEVROLET 9045 '76 610 Sedan, a/I, AM/FM c.ass, new trs. Runs greatl $850 • OBO. 75k orig mis. 540·5995/75"1·4455 '72 El Camino V·8, ___ ........ _...._...., _ _. · auto trans, dual exh, FORD 9075 MARINE SLIPS BMW 9030 PETS & ANIMALS 6 04 9 DOCKS 10 2 2 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Aqu•rlum's 55gal 35' Moorln.g B1wn $100., ·29gal: $25., 15th & Lido. N-:B. 10gal, S50., 10 hex. $9500/obo. 909·5553 . $50., 673-8404 (obo) ---------1 60' Sllp Prime NB COMURE 1 y/o. Mul11· location. Parking avall- '96 3281 Convertible Samoa blue, silver gray leather, phone, Cd changer, only 3k miles. T90084 $39,995 p/s, p/b. a/c, bucket iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sea1S & wheels. Blue. $2900 obo 759·3407 '77 Corvette Teal green, T·tops. new tires. looks very nice. $5.000 cash. 673·6700. 543· 1897 '65 Mustang Auto, V·8, ,.ac, all pwr. pwr brakes, am/Im cass, custom whls/covers. S9800. 847·3441 '78 F350 P/U 4 dr w/service bed, ladder rack. Very strong 460 CID. New radials with a1u·m rims. Great work truck , $2900 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Classified Service Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5678 TRADE through classlfled 842-5878 colorad. Hand fad. able. Call 863·2329 Needs a11antion. or 721·0783. Bauer Lotus C-osta Mesa 642.7700 '85 3/4 Ton SUB SHverado. Full pwr. 2 AC's, 3 seats, new bait/tires. Tow pkg w/ EZ lift hi1ch. Low ml. Looks/ runs great. $7000. 673-0583 . 540-5995/754-4455 --------- $250 OBO. 642-1189 ---------i--------- Sall/Sllp. 9f1 beam, 10 BUICu ---------1 mins 10 sea. main " 9035 '95 4-Dr Tahoe Forest green, tan 11hr, ed. custom whls/lires, Loaded! $27,000 firm BICYCLES 6060 channel. up to 4511 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $10 per. 875-8835 '85 Riviera Exe cond, TANOEM PEOGEOT new• llras, $2500. Bicycle. Make an ••••••••• 1.,,~__,,,,..7_2_3_·,...1_9_3.,.7 __ ---------714·642·9232 offer. Call 723·5883 '93 Rega l , V6, full 81' Camaro 49k otig AUTOMOBILES pwr, 10 mi, new tires, ml. Showrm cond. A/C orig owner, good Blk/Blk. Musi Seel cond $9000. 631·1648 $4500 720·1565 '87 FORD VAN Conv. V-6, A{T, P/S, A/C, Low mi. Orig. Owner. $5,495 obo 720· 1 722. 188 Mustang Conv. 5 . O , 5 -s pd , red , leather, old stock. Runs Xlnl! Maintenance records-since new. $6000 515·0105 Chances are you wlll llnd what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Classlfled daily 642·5678 '94 XJS OonverUbl• Aed, barley leather, 6 cylinder, 2 + 2 cd changer , Chrome wheels, only 16k miles. (3KCK116) $33,995 '94 XJ8 •14 a.uus sc300 Salek/Ivory Certified full option. chromes ·2 • 9 % av a 11 , $31,977 LEXUS· MISSION VIEJO 1.SOG-669·5398 · 71<t.700•1549 option . (318243) '05 Av•lon .XLS Bii<, •BEAUTY• blk lthr. v-e, 4dr, a/t. Ml11lon Viejo snrf, full power. 22k La-~ Ro· Vlr mfs. $21 k. (800) 688· nv 1705 pgr, 549·5088 __ .,..3_8_5_.S_7_5_0~~ '95 CAMRY LE Auto •g9 Discovery Ltl'i?, Trans, a/c, p/b, p/s, Auto, AB~. Tow • a.,../fm casa. 50k ml. Ult, Cruise, elc. OnlV S13,900 759·0288 14k mlleal (177517} $27,949 ,Oyster beige, barley '98 Lexue LS 400 _T_R_I_U_M_P_H ___ 9_2_1_5 tealher, chrome Only llk miles. wheels, cd, low mlles Loaded co etct Mi11lon VieJo Land Rover (3HPY363). $23.995 (00306sS} *H~rry!* '02 Sov•r•lgn Regency red, barley Mission Viejo I o a t h er , . c hr o me la'hd Rover wheel, only 39k miles. 385 8750 '80 Triumph TR7 385·8150 ·• Roadster. 66k ml. -,9-8-D"""l_a_c::_o_v•-ry--:::S~E=-=7~ Plack. $50,000/0BO Only 31< mll 7 pais, over $2600. 548·1089. dual mnrf, tow pkg1 (650048). $19,995 • '93 XJS 4X4 Convertible ---------• 9221 ABS, (179 5 04) •Low Mii••* Mlislon Viejo Land Rover British racing green, LOTUS 9123 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii barley leather, 6 cylln· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil der, chrome wheels, only 20k m~les . • '89 Turbo Esprit (30FU596). $29,995 Red, tan leather, ·only '94 XJ6 23k miles. 2PTN739 White, barley leather, $29,995 alloy wheels, low Bauer Lotus m II es : ( 6 9 8 7 5 4) . Costa Mesa $23,995 842. '1700 365-8750 '83 5·10 Blazer S·speed, 6-cyl, runs good, needs work S 1995.obo e42.3022 _V_O_L_V-0----9-2-3-0 '84 Bl•z•r 5spd 40k milH on iiiiii,ii8ii1iil/iioilviiioiiDiiiLiiiii new &nglne. $4800. Call 675-6808. AT, AC. am/fm caH, '94 Vanden Pl•• • •93 County Wagon Flamenco rod, cream ---------1 Lo ml. Local car. alloy whls, well main, classic condition $320~/obO. 549·7526. leather, sunroof, MAZDA 9125 Prlsllne cond, .co, chrome wheels, low loaded, etc. (627102) --------- mites. (3~AH806). $28,950 MIS~. AUTO 9245 $26,995 '91 628 DX 5-spd, 4-Ml I VI j '95 Vanden Plaa dr, a/c •• crulse, tilt, ·am/ SS on e 0 Black, cream leather, fm cass., 63k ml. Land Rover 92 Camry 28k S9,7t0 fll 157 f 8. 93 TflUrUI $5,660 #09269. 95 Caravan $9,260 ir63791. 90 Accg,d $5,860 #23093. Public Notice, over 200 repossessions, etc. lor sate. CAL Sue (727016). $36,995 $7700 289-0401. 365.·8750 BAUER LOTUS COS"f!A MESA •93 Defender 110 842.7700 MERCEDES 9130 ·The orig Rhinomobllet L_E_X_U_S ____ 9_1_1_5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ready to go on safari- l ow ml. (91851 1) •HURRY!• I ~~~~~~~~= '84 380SL Moving! lif Must sell lmmedl Wh t '93 LEXUS GS300 w/blue lthr Interior. Full option 58K $14,750/lirm. (as Is) . White Ivory #029422 Very clean L2LILL998 . $24,277 496·8095 days only '93 TOYOTA CAMRY LE Lea1her only 34K Superb cond Lexus trade #297229 $13,97'7 '94 LEXUS SC400 Black Full option Certified 2.9% APR avail. Won't last! 111037721 $33;677 '91 MAZDA MIATA Anniversary Edition Auto lea1her CO hard top #122624 $10,977 •93 voa.Ks JETTA Red Au1o AC sunroof CD 45K Perfect cond $11,977 '89 MB 560 SL Wht. Local car. Lo~ low ml. P.P. wishes to sell. S32K 714·642·7771 OLDSMOBILE 9155 • '87 Ciera Brougham {J6, full pwr. Only 641< org mi. & It shows! $3700 831 ·8433 PLYMOUTH 9165 '85 Plvmouth -New 'lrres:' 65k ml. $2000. 842·2219 90' Gr•nd VovAger LE 7 passenger & loacfedl n/s,. security sys. $6250. 540·9524 Mission Viejo Land Rover 365·8750 '93 Rang• Rover Long wheel base. Only 35k mil Fully eqipped. ·Flawless. (636446) $29,950. Mission Viejo Land Rover 365·8750 1·800·544·7879 GOVERNMENT SEtZEO CARS for pennies on the S 1. • Jaguar, Corvette, BMW, Porsche, Honda, Trucks, 4x4's. Local sales. 1 ·800-889·2292 Ex~ A•4017 ANTIQUBSa Cl.ASSICS • · 1250 '94 County Only 30k, black, run11l~ boprds, grlll guard~. mnrf, etc. t~··~~~~~~ (644702) •SAVEi• li7a M8H all Citroen Mission Vie!o 37k mn.. AM Of'tglrW. • 110,&00 or .,... Ofl'W. land Rover Mu.t Nit -..a1a 365·8750 '81 Delo,..... Stunning red flnleh, '94 Defender Hprd Lowered 2". Look• top & soh top! Lo l..o Ilk• Lotue or p.,,.., miles. loaded with $14,950. e7..a1110 equipment. (942410) . $32,950. Mission Viejo Land Rover 365·8750 On the move? '96 LEXUS ES300 CO .moonroof. Ful( option certified 2.9% 'APR avail. Ill 158853 $28,977 Sell your extra household 9170 '95 Defender 90 items ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hard top. only 1800 PONTIAC '96 INFINITI 130 only 12K Every option poss. New L exus trade #014328 $25,977 '96 LEXUS L.X450 Champagne Ivory chromes. Savi\ huge on this o'nel #128163 $43,977 1• mil Roll bar. Running • in Classtfled boards. (981270) ~-----~-~'03 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 4dr sedan. Loaded. 25k mis. Must seel $1 1,990 730·9004 ROLLS ROYCE 9182 '78 Rolls Cornish Gorgeous! 34k mllest Wire wheels. Very special. $43,500. 644-8819 • •WHITE BEAUTY• Mission Viejo Land Rover 365•8750 '96 4.0 SE 7600 ml. Black & beautiful. Almost newt (322634) •FLAWLESS• MEET someone special .. through classified TRANSPORTATION '93 T-Blrd LX 5L, V-8, full pw•. 54k ml. looks /runs new. $9000. Balboa, 673·0563. '92 LEXUS SC300 'Green/Ivory .• Hard, to come by! Try to beat th is! #009027 SUBARU 9200 Mission Viejo Land Rover· 365·8750 No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper ______ ,BMW,. 9030 CADILLAC iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9040 CHRYSLER 9050 $21,977 0-Lerstocked with stuff? SELL fhe~.rnot RENT . through classifiecl '95 3251S Sports Pkg, 5·spd, traction control, Loadedl $27,200. 714-760·1549 Sell your home through classified. 642·5678 The Community Market Place. Classified 642·5678 Sell your home through classified. 642-5670 A call lo Classified will helR 642--5678 LEXUS· MISSION VIEJO 1 ·800·669·5398 '83 Subaru Wagon GL Wh!te, 5spd, cass. AC. $650. 673-2741 your used vehlcle through classlfled 842-5878 fits In. •5E•R•Vl_C_E ___ CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING CONCRETE & FENCES HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PIASTER REMODELING iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 MASONRY 3 5 5 7 & DECKS 361 S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REP AIR 3880 & ~DITIONS 3 91~ DIRECT 0 RY A to Z HANDYMAN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MS M Const Carpentry PUBLIC NOTICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INSTALUREFACE CABINETS B I h• H I I B • /Q *Wood Fences * Orywll/Pnt/Plmb/Elec The Calif. Public Utill· ACOUSTIC CEILINGS 3408 CEILING MASTER •Acoustic Removal• Custom Texture•Palnt Uc'd. Mark 838·7300 Kllchens, baths, doors. * r g • sec n ng * est PrtCe Uality Remodel•Sml/Lg jobs. BASIC YARD MAINT windows. Doug 546-7258 European Prof'I, Best Lndscape, brick, atne Replace/Repair Low $ L696327 962·2436 1 CALL DOESJT ALLI ties Commission RE-In townl Reis 5Yrs Exp. 800 78 .. 1007 Free haultng/o.st. Uc'd 831-4422 ' QUIRES that all used CARPENTRY•Wlndows Grace 251·9455 concr. • -AdvantageConst 974·5301 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN P•g•r·4 13 .9 142 household goods Plaster/Stucco Patch ·Serving So Ca 25yrs- L I c # 326864 24Hrs 714·554·7831 Farthing Interiors Kltchen/Batn/Remodet Rm Additions Visa/MC L#560875 873·1212 Doors • wood Fences •CEMENT WORK• C8'rpentry•Cablnels __,..,..... ___ ~----=..-movers print their CloseVGarage Organizers $10 oft 1st Cleaning -Stamped Concrete· Electrlc•Plmbg•Doors a TREES f P.U.C. Cal T number:---------TAX L.r261581 • Call Bob Houses, apts, otficos. Brick/Block/Stone/Tile FLOOR INSTALL Misc repairs 557·7884 .J llmos and chauffeurs iPLUMBING 3890 249-8323 Pg·312-0rl26 Xlnt svc: great prices. L541656 831·4310 REPAIRS 3620 QUALITY SERVICES Topped/Remove Lawns j print their T.C.P. num-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PREPARATION 392$ l 574·3230 Pg--405·2881 ....,,,,klrs~lnup 751~76 ber In all advertise· A John Doran Masonry lmprove~ents/Repalrs ...,... r THE LOCAL PLUMBER QUALITY CRAFTSM N •WINDOW CLEANING• Brlck•Stone•Block Paint. Prol'I & Guarant'd Lawn S•rvlce. Mow/ ments. I you have a • IT'S TAX TIME Custom cabine1s/crown Salee•Svc•lnstall ,...,.0 7 .... question about lhe le· ·•James E. Bangert Co.· * * Lg/Sm Jbs•Repairs ok H Free Est. v .. ·57 • edge/sod/sprinklers/ F E ti 1 molding/tile/marble/Misc -Mini Bllnds· ardwd/Vlnyl/Ceramlc gallty of a mover, limo ree s ma es Call early for appt. rppalrs. Charles 557·7684 FREE ESTIMATES Free Est. & Advice PERGO/Carpel/Free est. Stml Rttlrtd Contractor cln·up. Al 9 8 8•2718 or chauffeur, call: Friendly Servlce•lnsured Jeanne Hare E.A. 'I APPLIANCES SERVICE . 3426 ------- 645-0335 Ll68T191 831·3632 L708279 988-9590 Repairs, Improvements, Lvo msg or call atter 5 Public Utllltles Ll532981 675-9304 Retired IRS 673·8906 sm jobs. Quality/Integrity •GREEN MASTERS Commission Expert Drain Cleaning iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CERAMIC CONTRACTORS I care, Ken 842·1770 Landscaping & Malnt. ___ 1_14_·5_5...,e .... -4_,1,_5,_1 --1 & Plumbing Repairs TUTORING 3929 APPLIANCE REPAIR TILES 3528 COMPUTERS 3556 GARAGE Tree Trim • Removal ALL.AMERICAN 20yrs Pp. All work guar. , washers/Or~ers/Frlgs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiii~====-iiii GENERAL 3558 DOORS 3678 HAULING 3720 Gardening Svc 84.1·5512 Mov••·U..... Steve 545·8298 iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii S R 8 1 0297 • i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Care'fully, Cqurteously -...,,,,--..,._....,,,.,...-..,,....--•Spanl•h•French• ales. eas. • BATH & KITCHEN~ f.:'F"li'Jm. AJ Pall•• Construction iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Landacape Remodeling & For the Right Price Precl•• Plumbing •H•ll•n•l!ng·ESL• •REMODEL _u •?\m •$25 8•ntlc• Call• • The Lamb Yard tune upfmalntenace, Tl188977 1540·0223 · Repairs & Remodels -UCI Proleuor M.A.· ARnST 3429 •DESIGN Add:tn••Ramodaling Repalrs/Serv/Openors "let me bare your load." landscape/arflstlc design . ._ ___ _,,.. _ _,,.......,.,.......,.--1 Free Eatlmatea Excellent R•aulte • Counters/Floors COMPUTER HELP! ·Ge ral Contracting. All M•k•~·Mod•I• J""HN 650·1628 Con1ractor #C27'604008. Spllt . Second Moving L#887398 eee-1090 Translations 497.3973 S I I L~4507if2 848·3018 Uc'd 650·Serv•(7378) ow • Prof Moversl 24Hr Srv • hower Pans Repa r Fast•Frlendly•Alfordable _ Prof I~ Ethfcal. 645·7505 701~/Sr Olec(T 1178452 ORCO PLUMBING MAKE·UP ARTIST • Weddings/Pro~ • Special night out Great Refs +<12yrs exp L1504803 Rob 376-2129 Upgrade Repair Trait'I 1.0. DEVELOPMENT ••S475 • t8X7•• ---------3 .. 23 a. Drain "Cleaning WALL Free Eat-$10 Olf w/ad Custom Home/Remodel TH/ NllW LllAI'. ~ 4 ·•1 /P-34e-5eso 0 /W F E Leaky Showers Rep'd * 714-813•0578 * No fee until completed. Include s hallway, HEAL 7 ays k• ree II. COVERINGS 393., ~=~~~~~n&e!n'~~t~:;~·---------Ll480664 721·0404 ~:~t~~~tr:4~~;~~'!; NUTRITION 3742 ~~f=&.M emod~ PAINTING 38S8 L112nos 780·8170 ~ 714·81 0 ·8040-pgr 673·8065 or 846·8526 LEWIS Construction liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i Uc.m,S. ~41-0417 l!!!F!a!rt!!h!ln! .. !!,n!t!•!rl!o!_!! C 0 MP U ·T EA Remodel•l-landyman --------PERSONAL TRAININ01 Q eDAN DAWSON• • ''" BATHTUB REGIAZING 3448 Newport Tiie & Marble TRAIN IN Q L"'704773 L 1 R HANDY MAN 3710 2 FOR 1 S~ECIAL Shan•'• Gardenlnn 24Yra uallty Painting lns1allatlon • Removal ,.. oca es. • TOUCHUPS, TOO PLUMBING Olacount Wallcove11n1 Fine Craftsmansh~··· • Wlndowa,. 1· 1/95 •71,. .5•7 5 .. 2"'• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C & Lend•c•plnn. Lawn W H 0 • 1 "' ..... "' • • .. FRI ENDS• OUPLES • 24 Hra. Richard Sinor ater eatert • ran• Lt11560875 873•121 , ACCEPT VISA• fC e MS Ottlce/Quleken •P I t/C t * I f S C care lnslall'n/Removal U 8 2 A d I R I Showett/Counter1/Flt1 • Hardware/Software Resldentl•I a n erp•n ry Train w one o o. a. Sprinklers 548·f801 ct112 0644 ·645-3 09 emo e • epa r Th• Stripper • Rl!MODEL 4 LESS $$ Nat'I Stont/Marblt F"'c• & Srfiall Business O~all and morel 9est Trainers In New-RAIN.OW Circle Malnt. Fauceta • Fixtures Spec I a I I 1 Ing l f\ Complete refinishing L845488 842-2214 ON SITE • tOAVS Conatructlon DHltn mall Jobs Ot<t port's F'lneat Private ~v""1c,;;..,,,T,..O,..,R""1""'i,......P-ro-1-·1-La-.nd-· Palntlng•lnl/Eat Houst(Apt L'554722 • 646-6720 Wallpaper Aemov.i & Aestorallon aervl~es .,_1_14_.1_2_1_._0_2_s_2_.. ·Additlon$/Rtmod1l1· G•ry 845·5277 Faclllty. Ver~ Reas. •cap• Main!. Season"! Ouallty Job. Free eat. Pgr41'717·5729 l.5889241 883·5037 New Shower Doors ---------Chill Engln••r • Aef'a • ROOF "EPAIR • Rates! Call Mike Now Color. 10Vra Exp. Xlnt Ltl'569897 038·8888 '---------" W• Gals should hang Uc/Ina 203.0770 CHILD CARE 3536 -c=-0-m_p_u.,.te_r..,T""r""•"""l-n,...ln-g-U 303133 '723·1800 •Celling• painted 1·800·73CMJ882 Refa N.B. 457·17'30 5 al[ • E>1pert Electrical CHUNG'S PAINTING together. _trip, lnata , Aflordable·Persona11_________ •Carpentry & More 1-1-M_P_R_O_VE __ M_E_N_T_S_ YARD Clean.up, Tree 23Yra Ex}!"Grt Price! POOL advice to the crazy. BUSINESS SERVICES •A Place In Th• Heart One-on-One Trolnlng DRYWALL 22Yra E>1p. Ltll535977 Trim/Hedges/Removal auar Work·Free E•I SERVICE 389" 831·2111 Anytime Homec;l.O•yQ Car• ,_c_A_B_A_d_m ... 1n_e_3_1_ .. _2_s_8 SERVICE 35S.4 7 1 4 .5 3 8 ·1 8 7 2 HOME 3756 New Lawn A PlaJJtl. Uccl'376602 538-1534 . .. __ ...... ____ _ 3488 --------- Enrolling •II ages. Home Computer BREWER'S TV-VCR 980·i502 Pg-748-5375 lk•'• Cuatom P ainting iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Can't seem to Pk!?.1H•o .:....,c,.. Fun eotlvltlot, meal• & Stert·up. From Qroundliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Home S•rvlc•• LIK•·NU CONCRETE Prof, Clean, Ouallty leland Blue Poola v..... 15 """ ' " T.L.C.I Li11304202716 Zero To The-rriterno1 • ...-SMALL JOB EXPERT R I/ Work. lnVExl & Docks. Pool & Sp• Wkly Svc. get to all thoae Edlllng•Word proc11•lnO Cell Cathy $40·4831 HCSZ 7t4·801·4'155 OrywallfPl11ter Repair Und., J300. U 1!73660 emvo 01 rust stains, MASSAGE 3830 L#703468 831-4810 Repair: fllter/pump/l'ltr repair Joba In tlomt work. 10yr1 exp. /H1nglng/hplng/Tt~lurt Aooept M/C fr VISA (rack ~ Ae-nu/eeat wd Acid w11h 845·8'129 Leave "'•Ha"• 964•6193 ----------MACMEDIC •Car• for Comm/Ru 1551•5573 C.M. Dole 831·18t8 decks r tlt'1'tS0.8427 Petert Painting around the houae7 .,. • 1 -r 20 V•at• E>1perlence L th 1,. CLEANING Mac nto1h '"'omputera luthqueke lefely L&B Sport• Tharap~ Free Ettlmelea ... u_O_O_F_IN_G_____ et • -.r-.•-1N_E_T_S ___ 3_c;;:-0-1SERVJCES 3548 In your hmo/ofc. Low/ Straps tor hOt wattr EWELRY 3784 All body care to retex Interiors af\d E>1terlora ~ 39l0 Cleeelfled '-ftl1 41' hourly ratt. 873-8818 ELECTRICAL 3610 heatttl only 189.95 & reJuvenete. AN/LMT Referral. 894--0912 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii l lii•••iiiiiiiiiiil Installed. 722.0440 CM 722•8823 ... _, 80,. •ooFINQ 00 Service Wiiiiam Hetold J eweler •-=..,,,...,,~~,,.......,,...,._~-_________ , -.. " Directory ~dv111ced Woodsy•ttm• A TOUCH Oft CLASS CONCRETE & •m•ll Job •XP•RT H•ndirm•n Charil• watch/Jewelry Repair ·STRl!SSl:D OUT? PET Quality Work Quarnt'd 'help you find .Cullom Ceblnet~· c1 .. nlng. Rea/Co.mm Duncan l!tactllo Painting, 1 earp,enlry, AnllQue•Flne JowelrV Mauage Therapy In Or.'a seRVICES Reroof/Rtpalt FrN Eat Doors·Copper Ctl Ing Lie/Bonded. FrH E1t. MASONRY 3557 Local/Quick Aespon" weter blaal ng, ences. Buy/~8~t 073..03811, oti:. HHther 843·9053 11 3870 Lio/Ina 93t·9081 r•llable help. Moldings • Mentela Teresa 282•71431'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ll276870 8150·7042 Local COM 780·5044 ::-~ SUS OPP Initial Vl•ll iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil M2·1871 Ul91a&o 714-998·8970 ....,...._.,.... __ ,....,... __ •• -------- ••OSI HOUSECLEANING Orick, Block, Stone, Tile P•t•rkln •t•ctrlo HOME S•RVICl!S LANDSCAPE & Pet lltt•r/Doe Walker REMODILlN'G ---------·• UcenHd·Bonded Cone, Patio, Driveway Prompt & Low RelHI AnY1hlng I. Every1hlng •---------'Dally/Overnl9ht visit•. a ADDmONS 3918 CDP1HfTlY 3510 110.00 per hour. Fplo, 9801. Ref. UYr. rea·com/•m·lg Jobi Fr•• Estlm1te. Aef't. LAWN CA.RB 3808 MOVING 3834 Rell avl. Uc a/Bonded 714-\48·0388 E>1p. Terry 597.7994 C8L&18717 748·5265 ,MlohHI ., .... ,,40 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil i.. OenlH 11 .. ,~ .... .,o ..... -