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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-05-27 - Orange Coast Pilot.. .. SPORTS Adoption Guild tennis tournament results Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Just · another busy holiday· Extremely heavy crowds resulted In an average of 30 rescues a day by lifeguards along the Newport Beach shoreline this weekend, said Lt. Eric Bauer, of the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department said. "It's an average holiday weekend," he said. "Maybe more crowded because of the weather: 68 degree air tempera- ture, a 70 degree water temperature, a. light wind at 10 to 12 miles out of the west with some haze." But Bauer said it was not unusual for Memorial Day week- end, adding that the department was well prepared with 25 manned lifeguard towers, six patrol units, four supervisors and a boat patrolling the 6.5 mites of New- port Beach. "We had a crowd 'of 105,000 on Sun- day," he said. "At least 100,000 plus all three days." Bauer said for those beach goers who didn't live close enough to walk or didn't have a secret parkjng space, park- ing spaces were j scarce. He estimated that all the spots were taken as earty as 10:30 a.m. Surfers didn't have a lot of surf so there weren't many boards out on the waves, he said. "There's been a few rip tides today, but the surf hasn't been that big today or yesterday," Bauer said. The fact that there were no major inci- dents was especially good news because this is National Beach Safety week. he said. "We hope to con- tinue that way throughout the sum- mer," said Bauer. U.S. Anny Sgl Wilson lays a wreath in honor of veterans during the 43n1 annual Memorial Day services at Harbor Lawn Memorial Park and Ml Olive Cemetery in Costa Mesa. Below, the All-American Boys Chorus, conducted by David Albularlo, periorms during services. GONE BUT NEVER ORGOTTEN The hills were alive with the sounds of remembrance Monday as shots ~ere fired, eulogies delivered and songs were sung during Memorial Day services T hey came to remember'fallen soldiers with red, white and blue flags, a 21-gun salute and the voices of 40 young boys singing "The Star-Spangled Banner." . About 200 people, one of the larger crowds recorded in recent years, braved the hot sun to honor veterans at the 43rd annual Memorial Day services on Monday at Harbor Lawn Memorial Park and Mt. Olive Cemetery in Costa Mesa. The event, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars ~t Line Post 3536, was one of several held in the area to honor veterans who have sacrificed their lives for our country. The American Legion Newport Harbor Post 291 also held its Memorial Day services at the Garden of Valor at Pacific View Memo- rial Park in Newport Beach. "Every time you see a flag flying, remember some veteran gave his life for you,• speaker Daniel R. Davey said, addressing the crowd. Davey, a Santa Ana resident, said he was one of the few vete rans who came back from World War ll alive. It was because he survived that he was prompted to dedicate his life to helping thousands of Hopis and Navajo Indians after the war. "I wanted to do something with my life besides killing,· Davey said, adding humbly that he was honored by four presidents for his many volunteer efforts. Mayor Peter Buffa, a veteran of the Vietnam war, was thrilled that so many attended MQnday's ceremony. • SEE MEMORIAL PAGE 4 STORY BY SUSAN DEEMER • PHOTOS BY STARR CARROLL THE VERDICT The adventurous llfe of Charlle Plummer Pfu ,f ; 'Domiie was such a great friend' • Memorial services held for Newport Harbor High student killed last week. By Sl,fsan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -There are few people who can say they are strangers to gnef, but there are fewer still since the death of Newport Harbor High Sch ool sern or Donald "Donnie" Bndg- man. It was r--------------~ supposed to f;. Y: •• • • , I be a day to honor vet- e rans, but fo r ffiose who knew Do n nie , Me m o r ia l Day will forever be a day they will remem - ber one of their own. ~--------------~ A memori al service held Monday for Donnie b rought dozens of his classmates, their parents and others together to mourn Donnie and pray for three others who are still in hospital Bridgman , 18, was killed ear- ly Frid ay morning when d s peeding Blazer dnven by another student and carrying 1 o students overturned onto ;i median on Irvine Avenue near Heather Lane Jason Andre\· Rausch, 18. WdS arrested fo vehicular manslaughter and lat- er released, Newport Beach police scud. Senior Mi ke Felton wa~ among those who attended the memoria l services. "I've come to face the fact that it's a tragic acodent, • Felton said. •A lot of people are sayinu it could have been avoided, but nothing can change the fact that it happened. No on·e can change the fa ct that Donnie was such d great fnend a nd a s pecial per son · Mike said some of the stu- dents are planmng speoal ser- Vlces to honor Bridgman at tlus year's prom and graduating cer- emonies Also today. students plan to wear red nbbons as a show of sobdanty for those affected. Amanda Arthur. an 11th- g rader who 1s being treated at Western Medical Center is listed as guarded , but "sick enough to be concerned about,· a hospita.i spokeswoman said Senior Dan Town send, wh o 1s a lso b eing • SEE BRIDGMAN PAGE 4 Newport-Mesa targets classified jobs for layoffs r---------------~--------------~--~-, MESSAGE OUT OF A BoITLE Detectives say weekend stabbing still a mystery • School district expected to pass resolution tonight that would cut dozens of positions by June 30. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -School board m~bers are expected to lay off dozens of classified employees at tonight's Newport- Mesa Unified School Diitrict m~ting. · The diltrict 1s expected to pan a resolution calling for the layoff of more than 40 pollUOhl effective June 30. Among the Jobe ti4ttng targeted are cafeteria workers, dark typists, maintenance work- ers and teachen' aid•. Additionally, the board Will consider vart<NI altemattV• in openlftg Davtl u an elementary tdM>OI. Among the recommendations being considered is to open Davis as a middle school for sixth and seventh grade students. The esti- mated cost to upgrade the site would initially be $850,000 and an estimated $750,000 in annual costs. Other alternatives are all esti- mated to cost $600,000 in capital costs and $300,000 annually. One plan is to open the school for grades four, five and six. Another is to open the school as a lcindergarten-thtougb-aixth- grade "theme" school that would open at 60% of ita capacity lnltial- ly and tilling it to c~padty by Sep- tember 1991. /'t. tmal plan calla tor a straight K-through.uth-grade elementary ICbool. School board members will have to grapple with a general fund shortage Of seoo,ooo or con- tlder ustng fUDdl from the Coita Meea Parm sale procwla. The meeting will be held at 5 p.m. at Harper Community Cen- ter, 425 B. tath St., Coete M~. • No suspects named in Sunday's slaying of 29- year-old Costa Mesa man. By Susan Deemer, Daily Ptlot COSTA MESA -Police on Monday continued their investi- gation into the stabbing of 29· year-old Jorge Piaz who died Sunday in front of a Hamilton Street apartment as neighbors helplessly looked on. Police &aid Piaz, a Costa Mesa resident, was stabbed once in his upper tono. Parainedks took him shortly befOl'9 noon to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana Wh~ he underwent ~cy surgery. He wu pronounced deed at Spm. • Altbougb police have not UNlt9d any smpectJ and are rWlttng little lnforina"°'1 •bout the bomidde, they belfew the inddent WU not gaDg ntleted. Neighbor Ricardo Gonzales and ~ mother, Lupe, were with their family watching television at the time of the stabbmg. The fam- ily ran outside after a woman came to their door asking to use the phone to call an ambulance. • W}len we came out he was already on the ground,• said Gonzales, 16. "He was almost dead." Gonzales said everal men from the apartment, located in th 500 block of Hamilton Stree,t. were gathered around Pial'I blood·S04ked body, slapping rub· bing alcohol on his face to keep him from possmg out. Lupe Gonz4les shook her bead and wiped away tea.rs as me lold her IOll ln SpUlsh that Pia w., a good man. GoftMlel Mid PMal Wll a riJll. dent °' the tiny OM-bedroom apartmellt who moVed out .W· al IDOGtbl .gc> and WM ........ wttb frtmdl Sunday wbiD .. -~ ocaarNcl. • • · . • TUESOAY, MAY 27, 1997 pilot person KURT MARCKS. cityside Students experience the luck of the Irish A friendly smile that makes a difference Orange Coast College stu-: dents will have an opportunity to : study in Ireland this summer as ; part of the college's extensive Study Abroad Program. The four-week Ireland pro- gram runs June 26 through July 24. HE IS A dentist who loves giving free root canals, especially when they're for the needy and the homeless who visit the free dental clinic ·at Share Our Selves in Costa Mesa, where he volunteers twice a week. TOOTH FAIRY TALE Marcks, 39, of Irvine was inspired to become a dentist after he helped organize the beginnings of the SOS dental clinic in Costa Mesa 10 years ago. As director and coordina- tor of the dental clinic, he made appointments, screened patients, kept records and recruited volunteer dentists. Marcks watched the volunteer dentists at SOS take a patient who was in pain, calm him down and relieve the pain. He wanted to do that, too. He also likes to work with all the gadgets dentists use. "It is a real nice helping profession," he said. Although be also works for Charles P. Tozzer in Irvine, Marcks loves volunteering as a dentist at SOS. "There's a sense of satis- faction here," Marcks said. "You can't put a price tag on that." DENTAL SCHOOL After graduating in 1986 from Southern California Col- lege where he majored in reli- gion, Marck,s volunteered for SOS for more than a year before he decided to pursue a career as a dentist. Before going to college, Marcks said he centered his life around himself, his family and the church. After college he decided to broaden his per- spective of religious life and started reaching out to the community as a volunteer at SOS. After taking some sci- ence classes at Rancho San Diego College, Marcks stud- ied dentisky at Loma Linda University from 1990 to 1994. HAVE NO FEAR For patients, the ominous smell of the dental office is scary enough to miss an appointment over. But for dentists like Mar- cks, the distinctive smell of clove oil -used in a lot of the cements and other dental mate- rials -is a pleasant odor. MI like the smell," he said. "To be in dentistry you pretty much have to like the smell." SMILE MAKER Marcks describes a patient around town TODAY SOLAR FUELS Launch Pad offers a free lec- ture on solar fuels and the future at 7 p.m . at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. The lecture will include a discussion about hybrid solar- electric cars and the possibility of Omning the planet on just sun- 1.ig'ht and water during the 21st century. For reservations, call 540- 2001. CHILO CUSTODY The law offices of Lisa A. Cian- do offers a free workshop, What '(ou Need to Know About Child Custody and Support, at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reservations are required at 574-0866. CHAMBER MIXER The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce offers its quarterly mix- er from 5 to 7 p.m. at Glendale Fed- eral Bank. 3748 E. Coast Highway. For information, call 673-4050. REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated will hold its meeting at 10:30 a.m. at the Cos- ta Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. For lunch reservations, call 557-6545. ATTENTlON Coastline Counseling Center offers a workshop, Speak Up for Yourself: Assertion For Attention Deficit Disorder Adults, from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Acimission is $20. For more information, call 476- 0991. WEDNESDAY SEA EXPLORER Sea Explorer Ship -Del Mar 711 of Orange County will meet at 7 p.m. at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The group is look- ing for 13-to 18-year-old boys who are interested in being a part of the best sea explorer ships in Orange County. A well-rounded maritime experience program that encom- passes ~g. seamanship, pilot- ing, navigation and cruising will be offered. For more information, call 642-8503. ANANOAL EXPO The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce presents the Orange County Financial Services and Orange Coast College Education and Financial Expo during the Business After Hours Mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432-5725. RELATIONSHIPS The Inside Ed~e offers a semi- nar, Why Men Don't Get Enough Sex and Women Don't Get Enough Love, from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. First-time guests pay $20 and others pay $35. For reservations, call 460- 4242. cRIBBAGE The Newport Beach Parks and . Recreation Cribbage Oub will meet at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. All levels are welcome and lessons are avail- able. For more information, call 642-0817. FOURTH' OF JULY The West Newport Beach Asso· dation is having its annual meeting at 7 p.m. at the Council Chambers at Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The speaker will be Lt. Andy Gonis of the Newport Beach Police Department who will discuss the police department's plan for July 4. For more informa- tion, call 548-4560. TIIURSDAY • MAY MIXER The Orange County Young Republican Events presents its May mixer at 6:30 p.m . at The Cannery, 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach. Cost is $5 for members and $8 for guests. For more information, call 364-4359. CAREER NETWORK The next free Career Network meeting for those unemployed will be at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart VOL 91, NO. 115 BEADERS HOTLINE 642~ Rea>rd your comfMnu about the Dally Pilot or news tips. AQDRESS Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories, illustrations, edito- rial matter or~ herein can be reproduced with- out written permission of copy· riiht owner. 'T'Bi9'1RATUlllES Newport Beach 63158 TNOMAi.H. .KHGON. Publisher . WIWAM L090IU. • Editor Our ~ess is 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. COM,ECDONS It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct all erron of ~nee. pt .. ,. Clll 57 ... 233. HOW TO BEAot US Orculdon The Times Orange County (IOO) 252-9141 Balboa 63158 Costa Mesa 68157 Corona del Mar 66158 Lounge at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. MONEY TALK CPA/Law Forum offers a semi- nar, Dischargeabillty of Taxes - Bankruptcy and How to Remain in Business and Stay Alive, from 1 to 9:30 a.m. at Wyndbcl.m Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa . .Cost is $25 with breakfast included. For more information, call 241-3158. SOOALHOUR Center 500, a support group of the Orange County Performing Arts Center, offers a social hour from 5:30 to 7:30 p .m. at 650 · Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Cost is $5 for first-time guests, $15 for others and members are free. For reservations or for more information, call 556-2122, ext. 218. 'CARNIVAL' The Estancia High School Drama Department presents "Carnival," a high-spirited, fast- paced musical, a t 7:30 p .m . at Newport Harbor High School Theater, 600 Irvine Ave., New- port Beach. Tickets are $7 ill advance and $8 at the door. For tickets or for more inf onnation, call 955-9000. LONG-TERM CARE Courtlandt Financial Group otters a free workshop, Long-Tenn AUDAY Flmlow 6:26a.m ............. O.O Flm high 1:06 a.m ............. 3.1 Second low 5:2A p.m ............ .2.3 Second high 11 :39 p.m ............ 4.6 : l1'IVll W.MLI, • MaNglng Editor : TONY DOCaO, m .· The Newport 8ffdVCosta Mesa =z2-5678 ~:r..642-021 N9WS 54().' 224 Mm: flOlllCAST LOCATION •....•.•. 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SOUTH OF THE BORDER His efforts to help others don't stop at the border. Once every six months, Marcks joins Tozzer and a few dental techni- cians for a trip to Ensenada where they offer free dental work to the needy. It's Tozzer, a former SOS volunteer dentist, who encouraged Marcks to go to dental school This year the trip takes place June 6-8. "You really feel like you are making a big difference in their lives," Marcks said. "These are poor working Hispanics and homeless people and they really have no means of getting care anywhere else. Dental care can be very expensive." -Story by Susan Deemer, photo by Marc MarUn Care, from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Uni- versity Athletic Oub, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 251-6901. SATURDAY TREE PlANTING Trees will be planted on Jacaranda Avenue, Myrtlewood Street and the surrounding neigh- borhood at 9 a.m. by ReLeaf Costa Mesa board members and volun- teers. Participants of all ages will meet at 2933 Jacaranda Ave. For more information, call 437-5874. BEAOf <l..EANUP A beach cleanup day in connec:- tion with the city pf Newport Beach Adopt-A-Beach program will be held at 10 a.m. at Corona del Mar State Beach on the comer of Ocean Boulevard and Marguerite Avenue. Call 246-4198. Due to the holiday schedule, our listing of POUCE PILES will not appear in today's edi- Students will live with Irish families in Dublin. Excursions are planned for Galway, Glen- dalough and the Boyne Valley. Cost of the pIOgram is $2,999. The fee includes airfare, housing, daily breakfasts and dinners, excursions and insurance. For more information, call 438- 4704. Music nonprofit needs piano, volunteer The Newport Beach Recital Series, a nonprofit organization devoted to classical music, is looking for a volunteer accoun- tant and the donation of a Stein- way piano, the latter of which will be used by students in an outreach program. For more information on the accounting position, respond by fax to 640-6276. To inquire about the piano donation, call 644- 4208. Newport Harbor High to hold 50th r eunion The Newport Harbor High School class of 1947 will hold its 50th reunion at 5:30 p.m., Sept. 26 at the Balboa Pavilion, 400 Main St., Balboa. Organizers of the event are trying to contact class members. nckets for the event are $65. Oass members can contact Marie _ La Perle 'Harris at 548-4679 for more information. LONG-TERM CARE Courtlandt Financial Group offers a free workshop, Long-Term Care, from 10to11 am. at the Uni- versity Athletic Oub, 1701 Quail . St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 251-6901. CPRClASS .., Fitness Concepts, Inc. offers a CPR class from 8 a.m. to noon at the Hoag Health C~ter, 1170 Bak- er St., Costa Mesa. Course fee is $25. For reservations, call 631- 3623. SUNDAY SAWTlNG STRENGTH Hoag Cancer Center presents - •A Celebration of Ute," saluting : the strength and courage of cancer: survivors, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at One Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. For reservations, call 642-n87. tiqn. The listing will return to page 2 of the Daily Pilot Wednesday. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" All Types of Window Treatments • ~Ltnces d-Cornice Boxes • Ro11Uln ShtUks • BlinJ.s • Vertic•ls • Shutters • BethpreaJs Co•pli•n"'"1 Co...Jt.tio• ;,. Yo11r Hnu Newpon 8eachlcosta Mesa Daily Pi10t I TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1997 -er:,.-,~---. ~~-.. , . . . '-~· ... •• ~-_... • .. ..! .~ -~ Young Qiarlie Plummer traveled an adventurous road · I p STARR CARROlL/ DALY Pl.OT Luis Valazque-L, a member of the Save OW' Youth organization ln Costa Mesa. helped set up foOd booths Monday for the Uons Club's annual Fish Pry. The fund-raiser will be held ..this weekend at Uons Park ln Costa Mesa. T he recent death of Charlie Plummer wu a shocker. He couldn't have been 70 years old. Why it seems only yes- terday ... My first awareness of Charlie Plwnmer was of a skinny little kid running on the streets of Bal- boa with his eq\ially skinny little cousin, R~thellen (later Mayor) Plummer. And I mean running. They never stopped, never sat · down. Never walked. But they did run. Golly, how they ran'. I was 15 years older than they so our paths didn't really cross very much. I seriously doubt they were aware of me. But I sure knew about them, the skinny lit- tle kids who ran all the time. The running Charlie Plummer was the son of another Charlie Plwfuner, my aquatic mentor. That Charlie Plummer 1 shall call Old Charlie. The ,skinny little kid I shall call Young Charlie. Old Charlie Plummer taught me almost everything important I ever learned in life. He taught me bow to swim, how to body- surf, how to board surf, how to skin dive. He taught me how to find my way under water in the great kelp beds. He would sit for hours beside a tide pool and explain life and death In that tide pool as well as John Steinbe~ ever did. Old Charlie taught that and more to Young C harlie. Because of our age differen- tial, the paths of Young Charlie Plummer and Bob Gardner didn't cross very much. Then in the early 1940s, Old Charlie, his new wife and Young Charlie moved to Laguna, and I lost contact with the family. I knew that Young Charlie had become lifeguard captain, and that was about all. Then, when I returned home volunteer directory • The VOWNTEER DIRECTORY runs periodically in the Daily Pilot. If you'd like information on getting your organi· zation listed, call 642-4321 , ext. 331 . '97 RACE FOR THE CURE The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation is looking for volunteers to make its '97 Race for the Cure a staggering success. One of Califorrua's largest SK run/walks needs assistance with pre-race events and race day activities. It takes more than 1,200 volunteers to operate the New- port Beach event at Fashion Island. U you'd like to help with the Sept. 28 event, call 224-0299 and leave yow name, address and phone number. You'll receive a volunteer sign-up sheet after- ward. ALS ASSOOATION ORANGE COUNlY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Scle- rosis Association, Orange County Chapter, needs 'many volunteers. THE Cobblers Bench Shoe & Boot Repair ~·. '', ;,,f. '!1(~ ',.;11,!111 519.95 549-0414 For information, call 375-1922. ALZHEIMER'S ASSOOATION OF ORANGE COUNlY The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County needs volunteers for its Visiting Volunteer Program; support group leaders for patients and caregivers; and for the volun- teer helpline. Interested volun- teers can call 283-1111. ~RICAN CANCER SOOETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society is seeking office volunteers. Also, volunteers are being sought to answer calls for the unit's Helpline InfoCenter. For informa- tion on these and other volunteer opportunities, call Sally Carson, 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY RELAY FOR LIFE The American Cancer Society needs volunteers for a number of tasks. For more information, con- tact Sally Carson at 261-9446. ~ RIVERBOAT -RESTAURANT For -· LUN CH BRUNCH Dinner Ample Free Park.Ing At Newport Beach Nautical Museum 151ECOAST HWY(ATBACKBAYBRIDGE)7H .673.J.f25 SINCE SABATINO'S 1884 Restaurant & Lido Shipyard Sausage Co. FLAVORFUL A DELIClOUS LUNCHES DINMER • SUNDAY BRUNCH AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDIONE Americans for Free Choice in Medicine, a nonprofit educational organization founded on the idea of individual liberty and fiee enter- prise, is seeking office volunteers. For information, call 645-2622. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION The American Heart Associa- tion is looking for volunteers to perform various general office duties including photocopying, typing, light computer work, as well as preparing large mailings and other various clerical duties from 9 a .m . to noon ·or 1 lo 4 p.rn;, Monday through Friday. Call Teri Brown, volunteer coordinator, at 856-3555 for more information. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volun- teers to give emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. 'Itaining is provided. For information, call 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNlY CHAPTER The Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons with the media in disaster and emergency situations. For information, call Judy Iannaccone, 835-5381. SHAPE UP FOR SUMMER robe rt gardner in 1945 after World War II, I began to receive phone calls from Young Charlie. I have the feeling that I was some kind of a bridge between Young Charlie and bis memories of Old Charlie Old Charlie was a free thinker, a quiet rebel against conformity. So was Young Char- lie. Each felt keenly about the many injustices in contemporary civilization. It was during one of those conversations that I learned the reason for their shared outlook on life. I gather that Young Charlie's mother left early in his life. Thus, he grew up with a father but no mother. But what a father! Young Charlie told me about Old Charlie reading to him every evening. These weren't chil- dren's books. No, sir. These were the writings of Mane, Engels, Thoreau, London, Paine, Stein- beck. From them Young Charlie learned to share his father's dis- satisfaction with the way the world was being run. I recall that Old Charlie got into hot w"ter during the Depression years when he regis- tered Communist while working ARIDAY HISPANIC WOMEN'S PROGRAM Write grants and assist with public-relation efforts for this agency that helps with parenting issues, marriage and relationship counseling. Bilingual and multi- lingual volunteers are needed Contact Ann Markey at 953-5757, ext. 111. ASSOCIATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS ARC is a nonprofit group in ENDURING • Most Stain Proof • Most Crush Resistant $Most Durable .99 so. YD. BAIBOA CARPfil' MIW, INC:. • Aleooyt '--•• P-rittt • B"""' •al""' Tlwn AnyoM ill Ora~ Counly inrlud~ H-Depol "1J'e lttrite Comptiri1on •• 629 Terminal Way, #20 • Costa Mesa 722-0420 Open Mon. -Fri. 9-5 •Since 1974 for the city. He didn't last long with the o.ty. I also have a rather dim recollection of Young Char- ,,. ,. . .. lie having some kind of a differ-. ence of opinion with the Laguna authorities about some social problem of the time. I don't remember what it was but I do remember th.inking: \jke father, like son. I also remember a phone call :· in which Young Charlie expressed himself as being out- raged by the treatment of young Joan Irvine at the hands of the directors of the Irvine Founda- tion. It was the "pludcy little girl· against the •entrenched tycoons,· the kind of thing that raised Young Charlie's ire. Young Charlie was very proud of tu.s fanuly, particularly ' .. •, of his great-grandmother, Maria : Cecelia Plummer, who barely escaped Emperor Maximilian's troops in about 1865, making a hazardous journey out of Mexi- co only to end up in Los Ange- les where she acquired large hunks of what is now West Los Angeles and Hollywood. Young Charlie also led an adventwous life. One time he called after returning from a diving expedition somewhere in the Caribbean looking for a Spanish treasure ship. Another .. . ·. tune he had just spent several ·. months studying desert life in Arizona Young Charlie was an inter- esting man. I'll miss those phone calls. I still can't believe he was 70 when he died. Not that skin- ny little kJd who used to run on the streets of Balboa. I • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge who lives 1n Corona del Mar. His col- umn appears Tuesdays. Costa Jy1esa that sponsors and · supports multi-outreach commu- nity service programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volunteers are needed. For information, call Renee Namaste, 540-5803 BAUET PAOFICA The Ballet Pacifica Gwld, a volunteer support group for Bal- let Pacifica, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks For informa- tion, call Molly Lynch at 851- 9930. INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING HAIR STYLIST FREE HAIR C( HJ )I\ 1926 Harbor Costa Mesa 19"' /Harbor · Near T riongle 5quof'9 650-6610 PAID ADVERTISEMENT Richard Weiss; M.D. to give Laser Vision Correction Seminar at Beckman Laser Institute. Newport Beach: Richard Weiss, M.D., an Oranat County eyt SU'JtOO with a particular intmst in lasu \l\Sion correction l"UW'ch, will give a pubhc educa.tional seminar on l&Str vision comction on~ 'J:l, 1997 at ~ Lastr Institute and Medial Clinic. Weiss wiJI speak about asUg-rnatic conection and all ltvtls of nur· siihtedntss. w•tLdneu and Lasik. New Clll ...... IMthM ~ ..... .. ... ~ ...... . ln t.ht U.S. FDA tnals, laKr Wion comet.ion ruulu ·for nur-~tedness hlft advanotd to the point where 96 .. ci tht pititnu wtTt abk to 1$11)' d.rfvt without II'-' and about half Wert ablt to see 2CnO. Or. Weiss fttls ttllt UV. ~anbt ~upon. 8-d on hit \libontot'y raarCh with the later manufacturer. Wt4ss Will PNM"* the molt pncdt mtthod °' centatili111ht IMer ti.ft on Chi Mfltt ol the ~ whktl wU1 tMorcdcalty .... to mDft .xUr* ... raulb.. ttis ~on In thia Wottt 'Wtft two &uer ldent.ists at VlSX, lM \utt .........., thlt ... f'ICdty rfCdwd 1n FDA .,.,.,,... few tht tnmoent ol t ...... • Ntw lawotioet for ClOi 1ectioo o( c.. ............ Wtiss will also d~cnbt his MW m~ntion for preparing the surfact o( tht eye for ~r Vl!ion corm:tton ol fat. sighttdncss. This nM ckvitt lta\IU tht central portion of the cornu unlouchtd. a fad that may ltad to gruttr safety and urlitr re(()Ytry of vision. Or. Wti$$, a Btckman La.tt.r Institute affi.IW.t, IS tht oo-de\'tl()P'r o/ tht n>tary cptthtlial brush method o( preparinj tN surfaa o( the eyt for lastr \ision correction (rtctntly featurtcJ on the Oranae County News television network), a technique which has ltd to Mh Mtnifbntly lmpt'O'.ltJ results that ls now mandateJ in tht U.S. VISX ~trials. · -The -tttnmll', wh1eh b open to tht Pl.lbltc. will bt htki at 8tdanan 1..-r Institute on the campu1 at tM UriMnl\y o1 ~ lMnt on Mar 27. 7-& pm .. hdttty tours. bt ~ Ind rc~h:S"metlb WI be~.,,.. =..rm. RSVP to ~ ll 71'4·720-1..ac> ..... • .. ) •• ... TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1997 ' I • -• ·~ 'r • . . ' --.. .. _,,, ·•~:.. BRIAN P08UDA/ DAllY PILOT Members of the Leadership Tomorrow graduating class include (front row, from left) Celeste Jardine-Haug, Linda Harasln. Renee Barot, Jacquelyn Dillman and Catherine Michaels, (center row, from left) Chris Graham, Stuart MacFarland, Ruth Lee, Elliott Lowe, Norris Brandt, Greg Rohl and Oscar Santoya, (back row, from left) Sam Allevato, CTalg Morris and Rick Bogart. Leadership Tomorrow ls a non-profit organization that serves individuals in the Costa Mesa, Irvine and Newport Beach com- munities. The program empowers partldpanls to creatively address dvtc challenges and concerns. BRIDGMAN CONTINUED FROM 1 treated at the medical center. was listed in fair condition and has been improving, a spokeswoman said. Senior William Watson, who was admitted to Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, was still listed in stable condition on Mon- day, a spokeswoman said. School Board President Martha Fluor, whose daughter Anne is a close friend of some of the students, has been staying in close contact with the families of those affected. Fluor said Amanda is still in a coma but is reacting to pain and responding to some commands. Danny is pretty much the same. he responds to stimulus, but be is not unconscious anymore, she said. William, who is still in the hos- pital, was able to get out and walk today, but they plan to keep him there a little longer. Fluor said. Everybody knew Donnie as a fun-loving, bright, family-orient- ed teen-ager. He was always happy and he always said hello to people in the hall at school, Fluor's daughter, Anne, said. Fluor said the school is plan- ning to have a crisis team begin- Donald Bridgman ning today on hand to help students cope with the tragedy. She believes most of the students will be attend- ing funeral services for Bridgman today al 2 p .m. At the scene of the acci- dent, dozens of roses, sunflowers and candles adorn the one side of Irvine Avenue, while a sign in the median warns motorists to M Slow down it saves lives." But perhaps the most touching mes- sage was written in can~e wax: "Donnie forever with love." RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY wt.. ,_Deis""" ...... 1922 HAllOl llVD .. COSTA MESA • SU· 11 S6 111P"";,.-..,""19te~~~·MATIAESS Factory utlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! m -3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block Soutll ot 405 ~ 545-7168 Student Desigit An Ad Special Section Coming ••. May 28! Li~ what's afloat - SPECIAL EVENTS'CIASSES BAREBOAT CHARTERING Orange Coast College offers an advanced bareboat chartering course featuring a four-day cruise beginning at noon on Fri- day and returning at 5 p.m. on Monday at the Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. The intensive course focuses on the skills, knowledge and equipment needed for suc- cessful offshore cruising. Regis- tration fee is $375. For more information, call 645-9412. BOAT AUCTION Orange Coast College con- ducts its anpual boat auction and marine gear sale from 8 a.m . to 1 p.m. on June 7 at OCC's Sailing Center, 1800 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The auction will feature an array of trailerable sail and power boots, dinghies, inilat- ables, hardware, sails, electronic equipment, rigging and more. For information, call 645-9412. ELECTRICAL SEMINAR Orange Coast College offers a seminar called •Marine Electri- cal Systems" from 7 to 10 p.m. on June 2, 9 and 16 at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway. Topics include, "Choosing the Right Battery Sys- tem,• "Battery Types, Sizes and Ca pad ties," M How to Wire a New Battery System," "Figuring the Requirements of Yo'ur Boat's Electrical System," and M Alterna- tive Energy Charging." Registra- tion fee is $49. To register, call 645-9412. ~ ~IDAl.Y Pl.OT A ........ o1 Boy SaMll'Jmop -preMDll a tlonl aOl9 as a ~ID a.n. of d Wleram ~Memorial Day Mrvlces. MEMORIAL • CONTINUED FROM 1 "I hope we continue to see this turnout and bigger turnouts,• Butta told the crowd. "But my fear is perhaps we won't ... their (veterans') memo- ry and our dedication start to fade over the years.• 1be All-American Boys Cho- rus sang a medley of songs including "The Star-Spangled Banne.r,• "God Bless America" and •America, America." "That music always gets me," veteran Joan Quiroz said. ·n brings back memories for me." Harold •Bud" Hohl, com- mander of Veterans of Foreign $29500 complete Call Toll Free 888-271-4567 Don't Delay, Avoid Probate! David Pawlowski Attorney at Law Wars Post 3536, has overseen the Memorial Day services at the park since 1964. He dedi- cated a flag pole at the park in 1954. Costa Mesa resident Bob Shaw, 76, said Monday's ser- vice had the largest turnout sinQe be could remember. Shaw tried to enlist in the anny with h1s friends, but high blood pres- sure kept him out of the war. Instead he was worked behind the scenes building fighter and bomber airplanes. But Shaw says he will nev~r forget those wbodid. "All my friends were in the service and I felt like I was left out," he said. "They said don't feel bad about it" -you did what you had to do." Phone calls and lctttrs v.Titttn on your behalf. Documents rc~viewed for h'ee. Rt1ain an attorney for 1hc entire year for only $90. ~ United Legal Providm 1-888-488-LAW 1 No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper FITS IN... Daily Pilot 7 he # 1 Silo\\. of l'roclucl.\ &. Service' for J>t:>opl e \Vith l >isal>ililies : I 97 ABILITIES Exro &G. J: OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • May 30-June 1, 1997 ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER, ANAHEIM, CA I See the Latest Products! Over 200 Exhibitors • Vons • Clothing • Lifts • Wheelchairs • Toys • 3-Wheel Scooters • Exerdse Equipment Learn, Play & Partlcpate • Computer Resource Center • Educational Workshops • Computer Seminars • Wheelchair Sports • Wheelchair Aerobics • Musical Perfonnonce by VAN GOGH Friday 10om • Spm Saturday lOam -Spm Sunday 1lam . Spm FR££ ADMISSION with this AD CONGRATULATE . YOUR GRADUATE CLASS OF '97 XXXXXHlgh School Picture Here We Are So Proud of You ... Good Luck in College! I I I I I I Tourney schedule Semifinals and finals coming up Saturday Sunday .... Semis and Finals site ~ Saturday and Sunday: Newport Beach Tennts CIWJ llOGIR COUCllN, Mt-4UO, ext. 22J r------~----------------------------~-----------------------------------~----------------------------------------, ., I I I I I I I I I I u 36th annual Adoption Guild Tournament filled to the brim in first three days of action; semifinals, finals coming up Satmday, Sunday. Senior Men's 35 -• 5Hds: 1. Tim Downey-Sashi Menon; 2. Chris Ounk-Eric Van't Hof; 3. Ross Case-Phil Dent;-4. Erk Quade-Kevin Armstrong. FlntRound Slick-Boren def. Zebot-Field. 7-6, 7-6; Michelson-Godfrey def. Verdleck·Bohmstedt, 6-2, 64. Second llound • Olmstead-Gabuya def. Slick-Boren, 6-3, 7~; Case-Cent def. Boerlca-Barr, 6-1, 6-2; Nowick-Schaefer def. Ah~·Hamilton, 4-6, 6-3, 64; Downey-Menon def. Kellogg-Sanchez. 6-2, 64; Dunk-Van't Hof def. Miller-Hochstadter, 6-3, 6-2; Davidson-Houston def. Hotchner·Mead, 6--0, 6-0; Quade-Armstrong def. Hessler-Tyrell, 4-6, 64, 7-6; Michelson-Godfrey def. Adler-HarringtOl"I'; 6-3, 6-2. QulimrflMk ' • <:ase-Dent def. Olmstead-Gabuya, 6-2, 7-5; Downey-Menon def. Nowick-Schaefer, 6-4, 6-3; Dunk-Van't Hof def. Davidson-Houston, 6-3, 6-2; Quade-Armst.rong def. Michelson-Godfrey, 6-3, 6-2. OPEN Men's Doublff ''''" • 5Hds: 1. Ma0c Kaplan-Bruce Man Son Hing; 2. Jon Leach-Taylor Dent 3. David 'Rodltl·Jeff Belloli; 4. Steven Tallakson-Thomas Bohun. First Round Hansen-Hansen def. Lay-Adamson, 6-2, 7-S; Briggs-Bowen def. Jensen-O'lopra, 6-0, 6-2; · Alipio-Alipio def. Leonard-Morton, 6-4, 7-5; Hoffman-Cikotas def. Tallakson-Bohun, 7-5, 6-7, 6-2; Roditl·Belloll def. Wilkins-Yarvais, 6-4, 6-4. Second llound Briggs-Bowen def. Hansen-Hansen, 7-5, 7-6; Hoffman-Cikotas def. Alipio-Alipio by default; Brownsberger-Aler won by default; L~h-T. Dent def. Emst-Emst. 6-2, 6-1; Kaplan-Man Son Hing def. Weir-Fisher, 7-5. 7-6; Peterson-Peterson def. Adams-Chung. 6-1. 6-1; Howie-Downey def. Roditi-8elloli, 6-4, 6-4; Leonard-DiMarino def. MOfavac-Hernandez, 6-7, 6-3, 7-5. QulimrflMls Brigg.s-Bowen def. Hoffman-Okotas, 6-2, 6-1; Brownsberger-Aler def. Leach-Dent. 4-0, 6-3, 7-6; Kaplan-Man Son Hing def. Peterson-Peterson, 4-6, 7-5. 7-6; Howie-Downey def. Leonard·DiMarino, 6-7, 6-3, 7·5.. . Women's Doubles • S..-: 1. Dina Birch-Kirsten Smith; 2. Terry Holladay-Gretchen Magers. Silturday'S 5emlflNls Holladay-Magers vs. Italiano-Hance; Miller-Elliot vs. Birch-Smith. "Mixed Doubles • Seeds: 1. Keri Phebus-David Roditi; 2. Ditta Huber-Brett Hansen. First Round Becker-Marino def. Sakamoto-Adams, 6-3, 6--0. QulimrflNls DeVera-Pietrowslti won by default; Be<ker-Marino def. Birch-McBride, 6-3, 6-2; Magers-Kellogg def. Smith-Howie, 7-6, 7-5; Elliott·Roditi def. Wilkins-Wilkins, 7·5, 6-1. 6.0 Men's Doubles • Seeds: 1. Paul Cr~raig Brown; 2. Erik Michelson-Alan Godfrey. FlntRound MOfe-Brow def. Hamilton-Barr, 6-2. 7-5. Second Round Cross-Brown, bye; Fitzpatrick-Tyrell def. Vanlinge-Rke, 5-7, 7-6, 6-4; Olmstead·Atcha def. Flagg-Schaefer, 6-3, 6-4; Washer-Washer · def. Armstrong-Zidback, 6-3, 6-4; Ogle-Davidson def. McQuald-Kranson, 6-7, 6-3, 6-4; Nowick-Wright def. Davidson-Kearney, 7-6, 5-7, 7-5; Moore-Brow def. Hamilton-Barr, 6-2, 7-5; Michebon-Godfrey, bye. ~=def. Fitzpatrick-Tyrell, 6-1, 6-0; Olmstead-Atcha def. Washer-Washer, Hi, 6-1, 7-6; Ogle-Davidson def. Nowick-Wright. 3-6, 6-3, 6-3; Michelson-Godfrey def. Moore-Brow, 6-4, 6-0. Women's DcM.lbles • 5Hds: 1. Ellie Compton-Moira Gandy; 2. Lisa Ogren-Laura Albano. First Round Sigaty-Adams def. Morga~·Kay, 7-6, 6-3; Ouwendyjk-Goldberger def. Wheatley-Malec. 6-1, 6-2. Mbled Doubles • S..-: 1. Cecilia Parker-Bill Dunkle; 2. Moira Gandy-Eric Quade. Quairterflnats Gandy-Quade def. McCormlck·McQuaid, 6-3, 6-2; Goldberger-Langley def. Bentley·Davidsol\ 6-4, 6-1; Compton-Kranson def. Ouwendyak·Cross. 6-2. 7-6; Parker-Dunkle def. Erickson-Moore, 6-3, 6-0. ' 5.5 -Men'• Doubles • S..-: 1. John Hammargren-Robert Finley; 2. Sean Collins-Rich Foster; 3. Jim Nelson-Robert Duesler; 4. Steven Dunton-Jim Ferguson. First Round Millsop-Quenzler def. Mortori-Mendoza, 7-6, 4-6, 6-3; Faith-Malllnekrodt def. Malloy-Rhodes, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2; Cruz-.Noiroux def. Schantz-Willy, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4; Perlno-Oouglas def. Favreau-Lindsay. 4-6, 6-4, 7-6; Amos-Ret:d def. Chow-Marzola, 3-6, 6-3, 6-1, Second Round Faith-Mallinekrodt def. Millsop-Quenzler, 7-6, 5-7, 6-4; Cohen-Marcial def. Nelson-Duesler, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6; Sprlet·Kelly def. Nichols-Barrone. 6-1, 6-3; Collins- Foster def. Polizols-Corley, 4-6, 6-3, 7-6; Patno-Sanchez def. Hamma~eo-finley, 1-6, 6-2, 6-4; Morris-Morris def. Dunkle-Yardumill\ 6-2. 6-3; Dunton-Ferg"'°" def. Cruz-Noltoulc. 6-3, 6-4; Perino-Douglas def. Amos- Reed. 6-3, 6-4. ~-Cohen Marcil def. Faith-Mallineltrodt, 7-6, '7-6; Collins-foster def. Sprlet·Kelly, 6-2, 2-6, H; Morri.-Morrls def. Patno-Sanchez, 6-3, 6-1; Dunton-Ferguson def. Perino-Douglas, 7-5, 6-2. --.. ~ S..-1. Kathy Bennett-Olrista Townsend; ~J~~ OanlelS<., lrlstl·Wltlauer def. Jones-Onfleld. 7-5, 7-6; Brown-RobettJ def. Oami.n-ftoeske, 6-3, 7·5; Ptlmlefl-Hldterot def. ~nlng. 6--4, 7-5; .. ztNllnoYfm.lwr def. AOeder·SchlntZ. 6-3, l.() m. ~-~tins def. Loule-Oanleh. 6--4, 4-6, 6-4; ~def. Brc:Mn-ftobertt. M, 6-4; hz~ def. P•lmlerl-H«kerot. f.2. 6-3; a.nntft· Town.end def. Pmt-llancx>, 6-3, M. ...._.,...... • .__ f. l(Mtly t.nMtt-sMn Colllns; 2. Mwy K~ floley; J, ~ lrbh-<>Mn Corley; 4. Kirn unldHClrl'I '9rino. ........... Collil ... la def. ~-Welu. 6-3, 6-2; ...... Mortel• dllf. Sdlantl·ScNntr. ~3. 6-0; ~dtf.~W,6-4; 1rown •l"'°P def.~ 6-t, 1·5, ._. ...... ec• ••~def.~ •• "'°" "'4. M: ~-· IC.llPlnfattar,....., 4-6, 6-2; Wlll-Otlwel ............. ~ ·~ 1-2: lanl•ComN ....... iellftowieh M.illnaktod\. 7-S. M. H; ~ dJtJI. TOWNMCKNI., M, W. ~Al I l HamrNu••· •· f1ndlallr ...... M, M, Mc Unld,.,.lllO dllf. hwn HlllA W. W: ~-· ..... ~ 1.-.1-1, 1"- 0.• IMl'ka *'· ~ M.44. W: adoption guild tennis tournament I ' I Bennett-COiiins def. Wall-Criswell, 3-6. 6-2, 6-3; Kausen-Finley def. Roeske-Hammargren. 6-3, 6-4; Urskh-Perino def. Roberts-Quenzler, 6-3, 6-4. def. Steston-Dol, 7-6, 4-6, 6-1; Hawks-Ena def. Flnt Round Katey Becker (above), with partner Will Marino, moved Into the semis with wins ln the Open mixed doubles; at left. Kevin Armstrong, with partner Eric Quade, advanced to the men's 35-and-over doubles semtfinals. Wilson-Wegener, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4; Lee-Cline def. De Pierro-Bui def. Bentley-Bennion, 6--0, 6-3; Southwell·Probst, 6-1, 6-1; Brascia·Sorrell def. Duddy-Gray def. caborn-lee, 6-1, 6--0; Keneson-Saida def. Fujii-Hubbell, 6-3, 6-1; Trumball-Kenerson def. Varel•Varela, 6-2, 6-1; BrasWell·Bise ~f. Allen-Parente, 6-2, 6-7, 6-1; Kerhuola.s-Kerhqulas def. Specht-Lascelles, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2; Wlcham-Flemlng def. Harleman-Hanlin, 6-3, 64; Burt-Vergara def. Cope-Cope, 7-5, 7-5; Rudolph-Gaytan def. Mills-Logan, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5; Raquse-Sherwln def. Burch-Davis. 6--0J ~2; Weisman-McKee def. Baird-Baird, 7-5, 6-3. Th-ftound Williams-Covarrubias def. Wakefield-Fall, 6-1, 6-2; Hubner-May def. Oates-Nelson, 7-6, 2-6, 6-1; Dleknert-Sachse def. Wells-Markovich, 6-3, 6-2; Hart-Hendrickson def. Nan-Stevens, 6-2, 6-1, Trumball- Kenerson def. Braswell-Bise, 7-6. 6-3; Wicham-Fleming def. KerhoOlas-Kerhoulas. 6-4, 4-6, 6-1; Burt-Vergara def. Rudolph-Gaytan, 6-2, 6-2; Weisman-McKee def. Raquse-Sherwin, 6-4, 6-1. Quartwf!Mls Weisman-McKee def. Burt-Vergera, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2; Hart-Hendrickson def. Dieknert-Sachse, 6-1, 64; Wtcham-Fleming def. Trumball-Kenerson, 0-6, 6-3, 6·3; Williams-Covarrubias def. Hubner-May, 6-2., 6-1. 4.0 Men's Doubles • Seeds: 1. Joe Sapia-Cameron Jones; -2. Roger Von Ting-Leonard Savala; 3. David MacDonald-Brett Blazicek; 4. Scott Stapley-Rick Gebhardd; 5. Greg Super-Bill Scanlon; 6. Jim English-Al Jones; 7. Tom Lauderdale- Mike Oark; 8. Oirck Bedford-Denni~ Bird. First ftound Colby-<:olby def. Crowner-Kearns. 6-3, 6-1; Rogers- Sarrach def. Nevins-<rane, 6-2. 3-6, 6-2; Rimel-Rimel def. Gibson-Carrasco. 6-3. 6-2; Mansonhing· Mansonhing def. Curtis-Clark, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4; Murphy-Fallon def. Renn-Myers, 6-4. 6-2; English- Jones def. Cotten-Perrine, 6-4. 6-4; Padore-Conkty def. Mills-Kanne, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1; Sahagian-Cobb def. Walderhaug-Broussard, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4; Buller-Mccrary def. Dunbar-Raddavong. 6-1, 64. s.cortd Round Headley-Nichols def. Morris-Signorelli, 6-2, 6· 1; Bedford-Bird def. Younger-Lindsey, S·7, 7-6, 6-2; (&pies-Rodgers won by default; Von Ting-Savala def. Lowman-Hildreth, 6-2, 6-3; Colby-Colby def. Rogers- Sarrach, 6-1, 6-2; Rimel-Rimel def. Man Son Hing-Man Son HiAg, 6-1, 6-4; Cox-Howey def. Sihota-Orapeza, 6-1, 6-3; Stapley-Gebhardt def. Horton-Horton, 6-1, 6-4; MacDonald-Blazlcek def. Carpenter-Witt. 6-4, 7-5 Sarzi-Watanabe def. Murphy-Fallon, 6-2, 3-6, 7-6; English-Jones def. Padore-Conkey, 6-1. 7-6; Buller- McCrary def. Sahagian-<:obb, 7-5, 64; Sapia-Jones def. Wagstaff-MacDonald, 6-3, 6-3; Shaw-Brown def Sanders-Guidotti, 6-1, 6-2.; Arroyo-Miller def. Super-Scanlon, 6-4, 6-1; Rinner-Rolli won by defautt Third Round Shaw-Brown def. Sapia-Jones. 1-6, 6-3. 6-3; Rinner-Rolli def. Arroyo-Miller, 6-3, 6-2; Bedford-Bird def. Headley-Nichols, 6-3, 6-4;.Von Ting-Savala def. Caples-Rodgen, 6-2, 6-1; Rimel-Rimel def. Colby· Colby, 6-4, 6-1; Stapley-Gebhardt def. Co1t-Howey, 1-6, 6-3, 6-4; Sarzi-Watanabe def. MacOonald-Blazicek, 6-3, 6-2; English-Jones def. Buller-McCrary by default. Quwterftnals English-Jones def. Sarzi-Watanabe, 6-2, 7-6; Shaw-Brown def. Sappla-Jones, 1-6, 6-3, 6-3; Stapley-Gebhardt def. Rimel-Rimel, 7-S. 1-6, 6-2; Von Ting-Savala def. Bedford-Bird, 6-2, 7-6. Women'• Doubles • 5"ds: 1. Gayle Klocke-Lisa Fukumoto; 2. John Peterson-Janell McWilllams; 3. Kim Spear-Leslie Woodlock; 4. DOnna Sappia-Kathy Bohannon. First Round Shen-Dunlap def. Davison-Harrington, 6-2, 1-6, 6-7, Ahieri·Webb def. Coe-Mubbard, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2; Johnson-Dial def. Heyser-Soegi, 6--0, 6--0; Sappia-Bohannon def. Wright-Crow, 6-1, 6-1; Young-Swarberg def. Eubanks-Prosser, 7-6, 6-2; Spear-Woodlock def. Borcoman-Laaksoner, 6-1, 6-2; Meloni-Matarrese def. Santopadre-Ollivier, 2-6. 6-4, 6-4; Cox-Kraft def. Kroener-Donally, 6-3, 6-1; Lorch-Danielson def. Snelgrooes-Renta, 6-1, 6-7. 7-6. s.cortd RMwMI Altieri-Webb def. Shen-Dunlap, 6-4, 6-2; Sappia-Bohannon def. Johnson-Dia~ 2-6, 6-4, 6-3; Welsh-Schwalje def. Sanders-Vander Wyk, 6-3. 6-4; Robinson-Ayres def. Petenoo-McWilliams, 6-1 , 1-6. 7-6; Klocke-Fukumoto def. Cotton-Kalk. 2·6. 6-4. 6-1. Kollar-Roccanova def. You~·Swarberg, 7-S, 6-3; Spear-Woodlock def. Meloni-Maurrese. 6--0, 6-4; Cox-Kraft def. Lorch-Danielson. 6-4. 1-6. 7-6. . Qulimrflnllfs Kollar-Roccanova def. Klocke-Fukumoto. 6-2. 6-4; Spear-Woodlock def. Cox-Kraft. 6-1. 6-4; Altieri-Webb def. Sappla-Bohannon, 7-5, 3-6. 6-1; Welsh·S<.hwalje def. Robinson-Ayres. 6-4. 6-4. Mhl~Doubles • 5"ds: 1. Joy Peterson-Bob Alfera; 2. Kathy Meloni-Chris Lindsey; 3. Linda Hainely-Leonard Savala. 4. Gayle Klocke-Darrell Younger Flnt Round I I I I . I I • I I I I I I f I r ' I . I I I I t I ' I I , . I I J I t ' I I I I I I I I ' I I I "I I I I l ' • :· • I I ·I • I I • I . ' 5.0 Men's Doubles •Seeds: 1. Rob Roof· Ted Teacher; Veal-Allison. 6-1, 6-2; Van't Hoff-Hollenbaugh def. Taylor-Cohen, 6-3, 7-6. - def. David-Elliot. 1-6, 6-3, 6-2; Johnston-Rossberg 5eClond llound def. Chrinle-Worcester, 6--0, 2-6, 6-3. · Gamble-Balley def. John~Ronstadt. 6-1, 6-3; . Second Round Wyant-Sachse def. Markovich-McCarthy, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, Klocke-Younger def. Blissert-McCutchln. 6-1. 6-2; Hlrtier-Strack def. Marmer-Nebon, 6-1. 6-4; Porter-Pattie def. Rowley-Rowley, 64, 6--0; Sanders-Sanders def. Ramos-Ramos, 6-4, 6-1; Lawrence-Mc:lssa def. Goodfield-Goodfield, 6-2. 3-6. 6-2; Webb-Miller def. Singer·MOfris, 6--0, 6-1; KollM-Ol.lran clef. Valenti-Pooler. 6-2. 6-0. Second Round Webb-Miller def. Lawrence-Mclssac. 6-2, 6-3; Kollar-Duran def. Hainely-Savala, 5-7, 6-2, 6-4; Trelobeen-Arroyo def. Gerard-Zook. 6--0. 6-0; Peterson-Alfera def. lmura-Montg<>mery, 6-2. 6-7, 6-1. Bedford·BedfOfd def. Me1oni·L1ndsey. 1-6. 6-3, 6-4; Coss-Lowman def. Sign<>felll-Von Tlng. 5-7, 6-2, 6-4; Hlrtler·Strack def. Klocke-Younger. 6-2, 6-3; Porter-Pattie def. Sanders-Sanders. 6-4. 6-4; ~ .. ' l 2. Tim Oaar-John Phillipson; 3. Tim Linn-Gary Doi; 4. O'luck Tyus-Craig Sirianni; 5. Ed Nakaki-Ty Couillard; 6. Mike Abel-David Romm; 7. Peter Smith-Gary Adams; 8. Gary Plumley-Chip Nedeau. Rnt Round Mielke:olafson def. Cuttler-Gilman, 6-3, 6-3; Goldberg-Wegener def. Evans-Kralick. 7·6, 6-3; Wright-Brennan def. caruana-Sullivan, 6-1, 5-7, 6-2; NakakKouillard def. Howie-Edgar, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2; Nolan-Endres def. Fitzgerald-Hudson, 7-6, 2-6, 6-3; Torrado-lulsano def. Bertin-Keller, 6-7, 6-3, 6-3; DeHart-Forsch def. Plumley-Nedeau. 6-4, 7-5; Gino-Thomas clef. Bowers-Jensen, 6-4, 6-3; Fair-Sermon def. Trevor-Cotten, 6-4. 7·6; Kramer-York def. Hodge-Redman, 6-4. 7-S; Second Round Godbey-Ounn def. Lundblad-Benson, 6-1, 6-4; Anno-Coe def. Smith-Adams. 6-2, 6-2; Finch-Fracalosy def. Bowen-Adams. 6-0, 7·6 6-4; Wong-Gaither def. Roof-Teacher, 7-5, 7-6; Goldi;rg-wegener def. Mielke-Olafson, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4; Nakakl-Couillard def. Wright-Brennan, 6-4, 7-5; Nolan-Endres def Shaw- Mad.lkk. 6-1, 6-3; Jensen-clarke def. 'fyus-Sirianni, M, 3-6, 6--'; Linn-Doi def. Larson-Van de Lure, 6-3, 6-4; Olang-Tamura def. Torrado-Lulsano. 6-4, 3-6, 6-4; DeHart·Fonctl def. Gino-Thomas, 7.5, 6-4; Fair-Sampson def. Kratnef·York, 6-1, 6-2; Claar-Phillipson def. McQuillan-Martln, 7-6, 6-7, 6-3; Mitchell-Stonn def. Rudolpt..Doggfel~ 7-5, 5-7, 6-4; Oldenbero·Oedcer def. Abel-Romm, 6-4, 1-6, 6-1; CNstaln-fhomsen def. De Alnz•~S. 6-3, 6-4. n..tltcMN Anno-Cox def. Godbey-DI.Inn. 6-7, 6-1, 6-2.; Flnch·ftacalosy def5· lttier. 1·5, 7-6; Nakald-Coulllard def. ·Wegener. 7-5. 6-3; Nolan-Endres def. · e, 6-2,. 6-1; Llnn-.Doi def. 01an9-Tamura, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3; Fair-Sampson def. DetWt·Bond\ 6-3, 6-2; Clalr-PhlllipJon def • Mltchell·Stonn, 6-1, 6-1; Oldenberg-Oedclf def. Chestliln-Thomten. 6-3, 6-4. Qu:weaefti ... Anno<olc dllf. Flnch-Fr.c.losy, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; Nak . .tlcl-Coulflatd def. Nolan-Endl"tt, 6-7, 7-4. 6-3; Linn-Doi def. klr•Sampton, u. 6-0, 6-1; Otdeobefg-Oecker dflf. Qw.Phllliplof\, M. 6-7. 1-6. wam•"I.,..._ ...... 1. ~ ..... -«Men icr-...: 2. l(tllhy ~ Ullle; J. Julie Anno-Sharon ~ ._ IJll U.Vktll Olne; S. Ch«-.1 Schuurmen> M..-o~ 6. Debbie Fttm~WWton: 1. Julie E!Mot: I. Shlfon Pl~ Moore. ............ ~-... dftf, SteMrt-Wone, '74. W; Nkholl MoCft daf. ~. u. 6-J, M; -... ~ ~· ._,,,. .... w. 7.1; AMo-tgMt *'·La idln~ f.1, W; !~Sdwem Nkhols-Mooie def. Rector-Reznik, 6-2, 6--0; Boyd-Jones def. Carr-Brown, 6--4, 2-6, 7-6; Lieberman- Anno-lgn~ def. Monk-Reyes. 6-1, 6-1; Eberly-Schram Baer def. Heeg-Acker, 6-2, 2-6, 6-1; Matsuyam• def. Schuurman-Sugimoto, 6--0, 6-1; Repoz-Krashauer Firestone def. Mungia-Guenther, 7-5, 6-3; def. St. Clair-Orummy, 6-4, 6-2; Moore-Lillie def. Covarrubias-Vergara def. Fall-Bickmore, 6-2, 3-6; Thelander·Meade, 6-1, 7-5 Fleming-Winston def. Chrostowsltl-flaherty def. Foster-Foster, 6-3, 6-4; Hawks·Ena. 6-4, 6-3; Brascl•Sorrell def. Lee-Cline, Duddy-G~ def. DePlerro-Bul, 6-11 6-1; Ka<Khu def. 6-2, 6-3; Johnston-Rossberg def. 'Kenerson-Saida, 6-1, 6-4; La Granoeur-Lascelles def. Van't Hof-Hollenbaugh. 6-1, 6-1. Caseres--Leodolter, 6-2. 6-2; Hahn-ferris def. Davis-~ Devil., 6-1, 6-1; Cuniff-Moyerdef. Devidson-Trepte, An~nat def. Nichols-Moore, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3; 6-4. 4-6, 6-1; Conkey-Rice def. Steiner-Davis. 6-2, 6-1; Eberly•Scfiram def. Repoz·Krashauer, 3-6, 6-3, 6--0; Holland-Toltahashi def. Parente-Koffins. 6--0, 6-3; Moore-Llllle def. Fleming-Winston, 6-4, 6-2; Varela-Pendergras def. Ne.Ison-Wald, 6-4, 6-7, 6-2; Bedford-Bedford def. Coss-Lowman, 6-4. 7-6; Hirtler-Strack def. Porter-Pattie. 6-2. 7-6; Kollar-Duran def. Webb-Miller, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4; Peterson-Alfera def. Trelobeen-Arroyo 7-6, 6-3. • I ~2 ·l . ' l I • I Brasci•~ll def. Johnston-Rossberg, 6-1, 6-1. Ng-Futcuoka def. Robinson-Patterson, 6-0, 6-4. J.5 Mind Doubt-. 1Nrd Round Men'S DcM.lble9 • Seedl: 1. Julie David-Leo Fracalosy; 2. Karla Repoz-Holiand-Tokahasl def. Conkey-ftlce, 6--4, 6-3; 5"ck: 1. John Bennaton-Kevin -·: Mike Walters; 3. Randi Reznik-Warren Wong. Ng-Futcubb def. Varela-Pendeforas, 6-4. M ; ., .. _..,,._ 2 M"'-... _._ ,., rk c..- 4. Sharon lgnat.SteYe Johnson; 5. Debbie Fleming-LI Grandeur-Lascelles def. Kao<hu, 7-6, 4-6, 6-4; A:.~ 1"e ..... mr ......... a <V>•er. Peter Smith; 6. Sharon Nichols-Peter Finch; 7. Kathy Hahn-Fems def. Cuniff-Moyer. 7-6, M ; CovarrublM-Ken--.ltim!Mf def. Biszantz·Ho, 6-0, 6-0; Seidel-Titus Burns-G.wy Adams; 8. Liz Archer-Jerry De Alnza. Yergara def. Matsuyama-Flrestone, 7-6, 4-6, 6-3;.. def. Glovanl-Matlolc. 6-2, 6-3; Anldo-f>ost ckof. Ant RMwMt Chrostowski-Flaherty def. Duddy-Gray. 6-1, 6-1; Cotton-White. 6-2 6-0 Brasda-BrllSCia def. Conkey-Abel, 6-4, 7·5; Gamb6e-Balley def. Wyant-Sachse, 6-3, 6-3; ~Round ' • Archer-De Ainu def. Reld-Valpariso, 6-2. 6-3; Boyd-Jones def. Lieberman-Baer, 6-2, 2-6, 6-1. Hamrock-Foster def Jones-Case 6-0 6-l· Stewart·Slmmom def. Oi...Coulllard. 7·5, 4-6, 6-3; Quweerftw• ,._, ..... ,Ti def " R. •---6-3• ""1' ' lgnat·Johmon def. Schram-Modes. 6-1, 6--4; Boyd-Jones def. Gamble-S.iley, 7-5. 6-4; ~~ue!Wl""Z~ Zi"id':Post: U 6-4; · Rectot-G<lither def. McClalr-Romm, 6-4. retired; Chrostowsld-Flllherty def. ~IWNbias-V~a, 6-3, Bennaton-Sheridan def. Cassldy<.agnolo, 6-1, 6-3 Anno-Anno def. B~Adams. 6--4, 6-1; Eberly-llnon 6-3; Hahn-ferris def, LI Gr.ndeur-Lascelles, 6-4, M ; ...._. .. .,...._ def. Blume-Blume, 2-6, 6-3, 6-3. Ng-Fukuoka def. Hollend-TolltaNsh~ 6-4, 6-4. • Seedl: 1. Sall~ane Super-l.lufa Ruiz; Repoz·Walten def. fteyr\C)lds-Pmal, 6-1, 6-3; ....._._DCM*-2 "'··· u ..... i..~ u~ Sorrell-Oaus def. Ofton.Godbey, J.5, 6-2; Flem1rl9-• Seeda: 1, Dorothy littlOf>f(lrflbef"ly Wells; ..... .::.r---rm., -1 'T'"""F• Smith def. llvadch-Quinjeno, 7-6, 6-0; Lee-Llltin won 2. Glenda~ Woodruff. Koster-Gurrola def. Gina DeMich.tel, 6--4, 6-0. by default; Martlnelle-hharry def. Reznik·Wong, 2-6, .._........,. ~ ........ 7-6, 6-1; Rott-Jenkins def. Vn.i==·11an, 6-1, Mural-Sanguefllf)hunsiri def. Coll~lrK:h. 7-6, 6-l; ~def. Shlwly-Molgeom111\ 6-3, M, 2-6, 6-3; Nlcholt-Flnch def. B ~ 6-7, 7·5, Fuji~ def. WOO-OlUng. 6-7, 6-0. 6-1; P9fttir.. ~\IOl"\SOO def. Oodtrey-Matlodl, 6-J.. ~ 6-3; Ordones-Hanis def. St~ ph. 6-3, 6-2. Callen def. Sal(agernj•,..., 6--4, 7-5. ~le def. Hot~~ 7-6, 6-3; S4ICIDNI........ ~ Sadler-~def. K~ 6-0, 2·1 retnd. ~ Ainu def. Brnci.trasci.. 4-6, M , 6-2.; BlsNlp-Wllts def. Gr~ey. 6-1, 6-2; Krllk0¥lc<WIM~ def. Hinkle-Plenon, 7-S. 6-J; lgrwrt•Johnlon def. Stewert-Simmons. 6-l. M ; Fujii-o.ley 6'f. Mural-~ 6-2. 6-4: KrM»-V..-., def. ~ 6-1, 6-0; Contf..Gas$ ~def. Mrto-Anno. 6-0, 0-6, M ; Wllli.ms.8rllWlll.def. M~ M , 6-l; def ~ollh. W. 6-3; Super~ul.t def. Dwld-Ffacalosy def. E~. 3-6, 7-6. 1-': ~Woodrvff dflf. ~udolpt\. 1-6. · ~~ ~ 6-3. ~Walters def. SOrttll~ 7-6, 6-7, 6-1; ..--1Nri11 • Flemlngo.Smlth def. Lee-Laltlln. 6--4, 6-3; ftoo-JeNtlns ..,._ ~ KrlUfovwtcer ckf. Kri*~-Wllli.ml. 6-1, '"¢ def. Mirtinel~ 6-3, 6-2; Ordone.HWrls ct.f. • ...-t. T'em ~ ..._,, 2. Hope lurt· Conti.&. daf. SUper-Aul&, ~ &.J; ~ Mecy N~ 6-3, 7-6. s.tn Wlf9tlt.,:_J. KMhr lucfl.lob St.ldt; 4. Georgie dflf ~YONOf\ 6-2.. M: s.dler-~ ~ ll'umW-ICenenon; s. Julie~ def ~.,, ....... l-1, w.. Atdw-OeAinll def. lgNlt-Johntof\ ~ 6-4; ~ '· 5herfl ~~ 7. ~ ...... ~ ~def. ~k1aloly, 6-4. &-1; Pwttft.John Keo: I. Kim Willt-Jollptl Mll'ttowld\ • ..-: 1. ~~John 19nNto!i; I Ft.ming.Smith daf. "4ipoz-Waltws. 6-t, 5-7, 1~ ..._..... 2. 1..aure ._....... Hemtoc*-I Rott-JenlclNcW.~6-J,6-3. ~~-~l-1,W; .......... •• 4.S -==daf·~·'-'·"°' .:::::t:.d!llf.Dodlre, .... H .6-1. .: ._._.,..._ ,,... ..... Plldaf.HoA1t11Mo1 '-'1-t.W: Macr-"'1rtdaridef.~"*"'°1,._~ I • ..... 1.~Ng-l.lnyNtuokA;2. ~def ...... ••"-1-1.W: =~dtf.~W,;1-t. I St.-. Gan1b•ht> ~ t . ~ O.riclllon-4M ~ C a dlf. tUlt• May, W.W. lNptie; 4. 0.-td ~~ f~ o ... tlllllofl *'· = ..... w. l:t; Dl*i•• ~ llll11odl: *'· ~ w. S-7, 6-2; ~ 5. Jon Ow~Meerry ~ s.:twe *'· , .... ~ . M, w. M: ~ =...., daf. 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DIClttO clltlon or ltVlngl bank ~~rfUJ;? ~N3T~CJ.f' M ARTUCCI TftUIT Notice i. I\« 1nclu11v~. ot Mltct~ttOUI objection to ;:t•tltlon PROPERTY IT MAY BE Pl anning Com mfu lon W11tttn c0<rt1l)Ondtne1 d• Thl1 1ta1tmtnt w11 flttd epeeflad In~ t102 o1 ' .., ' A PfflTION ha 0Nen the! CONSOLIOAT! Ml • t cordt at Oranga nd 1how1 OIUH SBl.0 AT A PUBLIC SAL£. Mttllng. For lnlottnltlon ltveted to tht City COYncll with lt)t County Cltrk ol IN l'lnlndlll Codi and It 11 :00 AM, Profttelonal bHn filed by L.!SUt! RECONVEYANCE C eoifnt t C.llf mla lvlng e h the court 1hould IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· ~ (7~~) M4~200. ~t, r prior to, tfle publlo 011ngt COYn!'r on 4•29-97 ~todobulinea In ':•t,re"'• c°"da.:lan •• HENNINGER In the PANY, LLC " trua!Mj. · E11teJv of a 1:. which bt · :/grant th• authorltv. NATION OF THE NATURE Y ertll PlllOn Or tar ng. 19973718003 tn1S .e.te. In IN elltflt t Y ep~inte tustee Superior Court of Cell· 1ueceuot IN&l ... °' s~ff glne •t tht mldpoln1 on the A HEARING on the ~~AT~~T Peg~eE~~~ :.~~~~db!~~d'1lt ~ .,. ~1~·c11!L~toTT, Dally Piiot M•Y 11. 13, 20 • ...,_ oUw than c.un 11 ~T~tpur~~~:d:S0~ fornla. County of Or·:= 1:1tr ~,.=.:th Southetty 11ne ol H id Lot L pe"tlon will be held on SHOULD CONTACT A publlchearlng. rublllht d ·~.wport 27, 1997 T·173 :::=u:-~d': 04/19/96~1 Docum•ntNo. e~.H· PETmON WILLl,t,M J ~l"i~ANOANN which 11 loCl ttd Wtlltrt Jun• 2 15. 1917 et 1:415 LAWVER T207 ""' PUBLIC NOTICE , 19960194897 Sook •. Page ~ L ,.. BEH · SBANO 81.l50 ffft in1ouon a cen1111 P.M. In Dept. 703 looat· On JU.NE 3 1997 1 ot1ch-Co1ta Mtu Delly TtultMs Deed undl lunde of Ottlciil Rec0<da In the qu11t1 that ESLIE M. R, HU 3Q. angel at 2 d1grH1 35 min· ad at 3 41 City Oriv• 1 ~00 AM ·ADV.ANT~ PUBLIC NOTICE Piiot May tt, 17, 19, 20. Flotltloue Buelneu b1come av=:.. to IN Office of the Rec0tder 01 HENNINGER be appoint· :lfE T~rT9~a:~ti utH 4t H cond• from th• po Box 14171 Orange N~MINEE ·SERVICES, INC., ona 1484590 21 • 27. 28-. 29. 30, 3l, 1997· Neme Stetement = 3 r'tg~ Said .J: .,J. ORANGE Coun1y. Callfornie, ~ti~pt~~:ii1.~~·:.: otnc~I Reconf• 1~ the omc. ~=~ ~:':!r~ :~•: CA 92e 13· 1571. 11( dulY appointed Tru111t NOTtC• TO F938 The following persons are be made, bUt Without COV9-u acuted by: FRANCISCO .. tata of the deo9dent at tn. County Recorder 1t111 'ht line to th• midpoint IF YOU OBJECT TO ul\P•t i nd pursuant to CRl!DIT0"8 OF PUBLIC NOTICE doing bu1int11 as: Paclllc nant Ot Wllnllnty. upreu °' PEDRAZA AND ELISA PED· THE PIETITION r,;.. ORANGE County. Callfomla of~ ttc al IN curw on 1he t~• grantlno of the patl· Ooeq ol Tru1 st r~orded 8-BULK I AlE Wrought lton, 1253 Logan Implied rogMdlng Ille. poer. ASRAZA.C"""~~~ quaH• authority to and pureuent 10 the Nonce Stat• Highway da1cribed In t1on1 you •~ldndeppear 22'96. as nst o t99&-cna1482 888 Ave., IE, Costa Mesa, CA Mulon or enc:Umbfancu, ..,.,,.._,,.,.' ~"'" admlnl he Oelaull and Election to Se th dt d d d Jul 1 •t tn• heanno 1 •t•t• Ct43 t 439. ol Oltlclal (SECI . 8 104, NOT•C• Off 92626 to misty the lucWa do .. s H Truator, FIRST ALL~ED It• t ••tat• thelaundor '1ICOfded on 2-S. 19•29 • ;:,co.; ;88 ~ ·your objection• or file Records In tht office of the 15105 U.C.C.) APPLICATION TO ~am Walburger, 968 Lan-MCUred ~~· ~MORTGAGE COMPANY, und,:,r~nd_.,a;wt~n~ 97 as INST.I 10970056390 265 ;;,fie••~ Records, a:: written objection• with COYn•y Recorder ol OR· Eaorow No. 19,817 SELL ALCOHOLIC a1ng we, Costa Mesa, CA vancu , w1tt1 INC., A CAllfORNIA COR-Ad A ~ 0 ho! ol utd Offlclal Raconls Wiii con~av• to the SouthwHt the court before the AICGc County, Stalt ol Noll~ Is hereby given to 9211211 lnleluC u ptovlcMd ~ PORATION, H Beneficiary. tet•• ot. '• ••• eut "' s u 6-3-97 t t ·30 'p M • · h arlng Your appe.,. CALIFORNIA, t1tecuted by credllors ol lht within BEVEAAO•I Thi• bu1lne11 11 con. and the unpetct prtnc:1pt1 WIU. SELL AT PJeUC AUC· ty wlH allow the pereon-• on • •nd heving 1 radius 01 0 • b · reon JENNIFER L COOPER. AN named H iier that • bulk D•t• of llutne A,>ptta.. dueled by: an Individual ~ al the Nata Mand TION TO lHE HIGHEST BIO· al tlplffetltative to take ~NOR~ FR~ ! ~50~ IH t a;d • ~th :~ :~t0 ~:, a~~~n:: UNMARRIED WOMAN " sale 11 about to bt made ol tlon1MAY 13, 1997 Have you 1tatted doing by Uid Died •'"1th .....,.... DEA FOR CASH (payeblo It m any action• without OURTHOU · H t. og• "wi ~ YOU ARE A TRUSTOA WILL SELL AT the 11set1 dt1crlbed To Whom II May Con-business y1t? YH, 1995 thefeon u p-.ad In uk1 tinw ol uN in lawful money obtaining court approY. ~~;t:rc ciNTER DA~ : a~b:.ct t~t th•, beneto~~ CREDl~OR or 1 oon1in- f'UBLIC AUCTION TO below com: Adam Watburger Note, feea. .tf9" and or the United Stat11, by el. Before taking certain CA ur • 'rig 1 0 way 1 ed' f th HIGHEST BIDDER FOR The name1 and buslne11 The Name(•) ol the ap-Thia 1ta1tmont was filed expenses { .. .e U\Altee end cH h. a ca1hler'1 chock very i~nt ectiont, WEST, SANTA~• al tHtmtnll impoH d upon gent er ttor 0 e CASH (payabla II the llm• 1ddrt11n ol th• H iier are: pllcanl(a) f1/are: AO· with the County Clerk ol the tru..--i~ cruted by ukl !h'M'I by a ll•t• or natlonel however the pertonel public auction. 10 the hlohe51 H id rHI proparty ind Im· doceHedt you J!IUlt file I cl sale In lewlul money of Roger Martin, 2528 Caln· ORIGUEZ DYANA. RO. Orange COYnty on 4·29·97 Deed ;)f Tnlst. IJlrdugo bank. a check drawn by a re raMniatlve will be bid~ fot cash (pevable 11 provemant• thereon tor ttla your cl91m . with tho lhe United States) at IN egre, Costa Mtu, CA DA IGUEZ MATTHEW 19973719189 Tn.lstMSetviceCOfporlltlon stat• ododerll cred11 union p I ad to ""'ve notloe the hmo ot ule •n lawful mutual benefit of th• Own· court and mail a copy to THE FRONT OF THE 92826 COURTNEY u said Ttust 121 w' Ot . chick drawn by. 1tate requ r ~ money ot Ille United Slain ,) era. La111a1 al P1rtial Al· the poreonal reprHent• FLAGPOLES AT HIE MAIN Th• 1oca11on In Callfomla The appllcant1 Hated 2~•1r~101 May 8• 1 ~ 1~ Lexington ~ ~ 0< lederel H vingi •nd loan to 1 lnter-:h ypehao~• all Tight, title, and intern t. 119M'• by11'11 DeclaratJOn ot tivo appointed by the ENTRY AREA TO THE PLA· ot the chltl t 1tecutlvt amai above art applying 10 th• • • Third Floor Glendale CA auoattion. .-. euocla· u n ea• . 1 8 • ey9d to and now held by Cov1n1n11, Cond111on1 i nd court within four month• CENTIA· CIVIC CENTER. ol th• Hiier 11: aame as Depanmant of Alcohollc PUBLIC NOTICE 91203, 1e1a1 ~7, uon. or u vinga bank ipeci· wefv!j "°3'0 • or oo'd it under said Deed of Tru1t in AHtnctlons racorded July from tho d111e of flret 40t-411 EAST CHAPMAN above eave~go Control to 1tll ll· Automated s.les line (ttl) l1td in toction 61020f tho tant ... to • propoH he property situated In aaid 29, 1968. 1n Book 8674, lt1uance of lotter•· .. AVENUE. PLACENTIA. CA A• llsted by the H iier, an colw>llc btveragts 11: 4320 FlotlUou• Bueln•H 387·7728 By. Sona Finencial Code and aVtho-action.) The lndepen-unty and State and d• PagH 40 t to 450 inclusive provided in aeotlon 9 100 an right, uue and lnlortst other bu1lne11 names and CAMPUS DR STE 240, Name St etomont Tashdjla~, Trustee's saies riiod to do bu1ine11 In ttlie d ent tldmlnletratlon scrrbed aa follows: AS MORE 01 Ottlc:ial Racord• of Or1ng• of th• Cellfomla Probate conYoyed to and now hold addra11t1 u1ed by the NEWPORT BEACH, CA The following persona are orncu. Dated: Ml.y oa, 1917 itatol •• At: IN THE QUAD authority Wiii '?•granted FULLY DESCRIBED ON County, which ngll~ ol wi v. c de. The time for filing t,y 1t undor said Oeed of H iier within thrff years b• 92660 doing buslnesi u : School ASAP2609JS w13, 015120, AREA Of lHE CITY HALL Of unle11 en 1nterea~ed SAID DEED OF TRUST coven1nt1, conditions end 0 . iH 1 Trust In tho property situ· lore the date euch llst was For the lollowlng type ot House Publlcallon, 11582 06/'rT BUENA PARK CIVIC CEN· poraon filet an objection N: 049-251-1 4 TRUSTEE r11tnctlon1 are 1ncorporeted gi~mt f w not .;1p re aled In said County and sonl or dellvertd to the License: 20 OfF·SALE Aquamarine Clrcle Foun-TER. AT 6650 BEACH BOU to the petition end S SELLING PROPER:rY "AS herein ind by reference m1de e ore .~,,, md ont .rod SI.lie doscrlbod u · buyer are: none BEER ANO WINE lain Valley, Calif. 92708 LEVARO BUENA PARK C • ahowe good oau1t why s. WHERE 1s• Th• atreet • p1rt hereof, end which the he• ng ate notice APN 422·261·02 The namt1 and business Publlsht d Newport •Unda Kay Byl, malllng ad· PUBLIC NOTICE h • ' A, the court ohould not reas and other commoo H Hment• 1re hereby!•· above. The slreet addr~ss and addresses of the buyer are: Beach·Costa Mell Dally dreu: 17834 Ash St., ~~ t~t~•~vJt:z,•~ grant tile 11Uthority. ignallon, if any, of the real n rved. 181 The exclu11ve YOU MAY EXAMINE olher common designation. Craig Canoy, 31 55 Inell· Pllol 'May 20, 27, June 3, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 it under Mid Oiled of 1' st in A HEARING on the perty described •boll• ii right to occupv • certain the file kept by the 11 any, ol the real property nado, San Clementi, CA 1997. This buslneu Is con· Ftl t 7-07H2 Ttu .. Sale No.1ho property i ituated Irv Id petltion will be held on rportod to be: 309 SIGNAL apartment on lti• 7th ftoo~ at court. If you ere a p er· described abovo ts pur-92673 T203 ductod by: en Individual Altlill l«JTICE OF TilUSTll'S County Calif _;;I~• June 19 19 97 et 1 ·45 OAD NEWPORT BEACH 1ht apenment house building aon interested in the t!Joe~~ ~~T~o : s·rn~~9 The assets to b• sold .,~ PUBLIC NOTICE Havo you started doing IAU YOU ARE IN OEFAUL tho le~ the= Lot 2 ';,'1 P.M. In Deot. 7D3 locet· 921563 The undeBlgned on H id pr1m11es. which Is eatat e, you may file with . descrlbt<l In general as. business yet1"Yes, 3·30.92 UNO€R THE OECl.AAATION T No 3717 In ...... ,.., I ed et 341 The City rusteo disclaims any habll1tv now known i nd da11gn1ted the oourt a formal R•· COSTA MESA, CA 92627 lurnltutt, llxtur11, equip-Unde Kay Byl CO\IENAHTS, CONOfOONS ANO tact · ., • ._.ty o as Apattmant No 7D fend f S • IN · The undersigned Trustee ment, trade name, good· on• 1484351 This 1ta1tment was lll&d RfSIBICTIONS. AS AHNE>IED T Cott• Mou , County of Or· Drive South P.O. Box °' any inoorr~tnns ol tho • cena1t1 ga111ge i p1c1 in Hid quest o~ pocta otJce d•scla•ms any liability for will. covenant not 10 com· NOTICE OF with lh• County Clerk 01 THE SUBJECT PROPERTY,, UN-•noe. State of C1hl0<nle, u 141 81 Orengo CA tree1 addreas and other apartment building which Is o f the filing of an lnve"j anv incorrectness o the pole, truck, least end APPLICATION TO Orange Count on •• 2s..97 LESS YOU TAKE ACTIOl'l TO ptr Map Rec0tded 1n Book 9215 13. mmon destgnahon, if any, now li.nown end dHignated tory end eppral1al o &l•eet address and other leuehold Improvements, SELL ALCOHOLIC 199~3718849 PROTECT YOUR POOPERTY,·IT 132. PagH 10 and 1 t ol IF YOU. OBJECT TO hown ho<etn The lotel 15 Garage Space No. 141. as Ht!'~a etset• or of any common des1gn1t1on, II and ere located at: t730 BEVERAOES D 1 P 1 M 0 2 MAY BE SOLD AT A M U:: M11cellaneou1 M1p1 In the the granting of the mount ot lhe unpaid bal-Shawn bV 1 pllt inached to peUl!on ~r aoC?ount H any shown herein Pomona Costa Mesa CA Dete at Flllng 31 Y 1 01 ay 2 • 1• SALE If YOU NEED NI EXJ'l.A. Olhce of the Countv Ra· petition you ehould nee ot Ille obhgation le· H id O.clar1tlon together provided in aocnon 1250 Said $ale will be made. 92627 ' ' Appllcetlo • June 3• 10, 1997 T195 ~ ~TOF M eotdef of S11d County. The eppeer.'.t the hearing ured by the property lo bo with 1 r1gt\t-ol·.,;•Y for in· o f the California Probate Dut without covenant 0< The business name used n. PUBLIC NOTICE Y · property ....,.ofore 0.scnbed end et ate your objec· old and reasonable HIJ· girns end egreu to and from Code. A Requeet for warranty ••press or 1m· by the H lltr 11 that loca· MAY 20, 1997 YOU SHOULD CONTACT A L>:W· 11 being eold ... is". Tho tiona or file w ritten aied costs. expenses and H id ap1nment land g11lge Special Notice form i• phea regarding 11110. pos· 11on Is· Martin Glas• & Mir· cer~~ Whom 11 May Con-FlcUtloua BuelneH tt ~J~ 1Ji~"J·~~-~ streol eddrt11 end othef objoctione with the cM111Ges al the time of the apace) 1nd 1110 &tit ngh1 to available from the court session or encumbrances. ror ~ Name(s) 01 lh A • Name Statement Ltw11 as OUly iPClO!nl!ed agent for conmon deslgnauon, 11 eny, court before the heer· n1t1al publication ot the No-the uu at h•tts, publJc clt rit. 10 pay tno rema1n1ng puncl· The anticipated date ol plicant s ls/are· w:TE~· The touowlng potsons are Su ISlllld Comm.ill~ ASsooa-ol tne real property descnbed Ing. YOUf appearance ice of sale is: $395.27~ 13 In rooms, p .. sageway1 1nd all Attomey far P.~ pal sum ol the noto(s), so· Iha bulk sale Is June 12, FRON~) ENTERPRISES doing business as: Elwood '°" under and Ill~ IO the 1bov• 11 purl)Oltt d to bt: m ay be ift pereon o r by dd~1on to cash. t~• Trustee othlf pubhc portions ot 11id Robert N. ~ • curod by said Deed of 1997 at the olllc• ol INC • Enterprises 2034 E Un· Otdatl®n ol ~ Condi 22"'4 STATE AVENUE. our attome II accept a cash1er's chock budding i nd 1n1 equipment ~ E. CoMt Hwy '"rust W•lh 1n1oros1 lheroon, Gramercy Escrow Corpora· Th'• appllcanls ll•l•d coin Ave ' Sulle 1309, AnD· •oos and Rtstnco~ COSTA MESA, CA 92627. y IF vol!' ARE A rawn on a stale or national therein, In common with •221 o5 provided in said nolo(s), lion, 3407 West Sheth St., above are 1 lyln 10 the helm, CA 92806 1·c:c&R's'), tecottled in book The undef11gnod Trustee CREDITOR r 8 ontir)-bank. a check drawn by a other occup1nt1. The prop-c.ron. det M• CA ~:,~~ce;; ''a:~J· 'bne~c:; '~~ Suite 711. Los Angeles, CA Department P~( iicohollc Mark e. Hesterly, 1238 E. 11937 Paoe 406. et seQ . 1ndu· cbc:laim1 ltlV kabilrty lor •nv ent cradi~or ;f the Eu11e or federal credit union ettv addreas a~ other com· 92&26 Trusl foes charges and 9nF·b lk al 1 bj t Beverage Control to sell al· Turin Ave .• Anaheim, CA Sl\lt, 6thoal Aecom Of OrJnge incorrectness ol the 1troe1 Seceated you muet file .,,r a check drewn by a stale mon d11ignat10n, If eny, of 05/27, DS/28, 06/03 • · 1 h T • u s e s 1u ec cohollc btvtrages at· 503 92805 Cou~. Calilonu, u anneJCtd lo addle11 end other common c1..L. Ith h 01 fod«'al aavmgs and loan the t11I propeny described OXl>&nsos 0 1 • rustoe to Calllornla Uniform Corn-e EDGEWATER NEW· This buslneu 11 con· Ille SUbleCI pt0per1y vtnl!Q 1n 1118 dtt1gn1tio11. 11 1ny, 1hown your _,, w t 0 association 11vt a ago. above 11 purponed t o be: 1--------- and of tho '"j'" crested merclal Code Section PORT BE.A.CH CA 92661 dueled by: an lndlvldual name 01 Fred Askan WILL SEU herein. Said stle will bt court end mall a oopyto cialion or' aaVl::a bank 3121 WEST COAST HIGH· PUBLIC NOTICE br said Deod 0 Trust. 6t06.2. For tho lollowlng 1 • 01 Have you llarted doing AT PUBLIC AUCTiON TO THE made. but ~hout .cov•nant t~o perso~ reproaente-s ifiod 1n sec1ion 5102 o1 WAY 170 NEWPORT he total amount of th~ II 10 subfoct, the name ucenae: 47 ON·SAL~'GEN· business ye1? Yes, 5-12·97 HIGtifST 810DER FOR CASH. or w 1rranty, expreued or tive apporr;ited by the ~:::C Financual Code and BEACH, CA 92660. The EscrowNo.31107·T ~~f.~~ b:~ucr~g1 ~: 01~~ !':.~ ~~~~aci~l~~· ~:;·~~ ERAL EATING PLACE ~r E. Hesterly ~ltt!"n,.°~~~1)1~ 1~1od, regerd1ng tit11, pos· cour~ =lrh ~o~r authorized to c1o buiinou '"undersigned '{rusteo dis· NOTICETOCREDITORSOF BIA.lt property lo be sold and filed la Gram8f E1crow Pub 111 h e d N • w Po t I h I 1la1ement was filed the ou1Sldt f11>nt entrance of session. ot t~ances, to mont e a e ~his 11111,. In lhe -nt lender cleim1 any ll8bihtV for any SALE reasonab le ostlmatod Cor orollon 3~7 Wtst Be1Ch·Costa Mesa Dally with the County Clerk ol 29851 A\ltnllra Suite A. Rancho PI V the remaining principal of flret iuuar;toe of 'Olher than cash Is acc;epted. 1ncorrectnas of the property (UCC Sic. 8105) costs, e•pensos and ad· Sixt~ Street, 'suite 711, Los Piiot May 27, June 3, 10. Orange County on 5· 16-97 Santa Mlrvanta • Catitoma 9'2&88, sum of tho notel1l aecurad ette.re •• provided In ~he Truatee may wilhhold the add1oss end other common NOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN tnat vances at the lime al lnlll•I Angelea, CA 90020, and 1997. 19973 721 187 Ill ngl\t bllunci'irnerest conwytd by u ld Dead ol Tru1t, with H O,tion. 9100 of the iuuance ot the Tru1iee'1 deal~n111on, If eny, shown a tllilr.5Me isabOUt tD be made publication of the Notice of the laat date for fillng T208 Dally Piiot May 15, 22, 29, to. I/Id ntNI held b'f rt. under Satd rnt~st thereon. u provided Cehfornia Probate C~e. Deed until funds become twain. The tolll amount ol , The name(s) and business Salols St24,044.14. claim• shall bt Jun• 11, PUBLIC NOTICE Junt5. 1997 T196 CC&l\'s inthept0pertf S1iJltld 1n 1n slidnotel•I.1dv1ncH ,ll h~ time for flh!'Q vallable lo tho payee 0t lht unpeld balance al the add11ss of tne seller(s).,~ The Beneficiary under 1997 which Is th• buslne11 sad Cou~ ancs SIJfie dtSCnbed any. under tht terms ot !he clatme wll not ex:ptre 119 manerot11gh1 obllgation 11cured by the EAH ENTERPRISES, INC , A U•d Daed of Trust htreto-day btlort Ult aaJ• date' NOTICI! OF SAL.I! PUBLIC NOTICE as A PN 934-83-055 UM55, Deed of Truet, Htimeted etore four month• aid uta Wiii be made. but property t o be 1old and rot· CORPOl\ATK>N, 6208 Cout ttwy lo1e executed and dellv· apeclflod above. Nollet 11 hereby given Flctltloua Bu•lneH lot 1 01 tract 8444. n reconleO in lees, charge1 •nd expense• from the hoarino data lhout CCMtnant or -mtnty IOlllble utlmlted costs, ex· NewPoft Beacl\, CA 92663 ered to the undersigned a Deted Me t 20 1997 pursuanl to Hctlons 3071 N St t t book ~~1 P109S »-43 •ndUSallt of l he Trui ttt •nd 01 the notioed above. eu °'implied regardinQ l*W08 and advances •t tho OolnQ business u NEWPORT w11nen Declaration of D• Crel Can o ' and 3072 of the Civil Cod• •m • 1 •m•n of mJCe1laneous rnaos. olhaal tl\411 crHted bV Hid Deed YOU MAV EXAM-itle poaieHlon °' encum· 11ms of the irvtlal pu1J11c1tlon BEACH HOTEL ~a~~t ::;~ •• ~·~~7~:~,s~c;: Pu:llsheJ Newport ol the State ol California d~'~:n~r::~nJC::.: ~.,°'~ .... ~~~ ~'191 ,6J~~;~ Eatl'!;:~'. INE tho fie kept by t~ a.:.C... to aatJSty lhl In ~~na,.~,;~ic•ln°~~::nit•~ All ooier business name~ 1eu11 end Election lo sen. Beach-Coate Mesa Dally :~u::1·~~ffn:.dp~br1eT~~: ~rtd~ng P~s1, 351 Welnut Exht1t•A·~ne11to Thi Accrued lntemt and llddi· :~rti~:_::~, ... ~ ~r:_ bted==~:: cash..theTMteaM!accept :'ert~~)U:sedc-st~llne Tho undersigned caused P1101 May 27, 1997. lion al 1022 E CHEST· t., osta esa, CA 92627 stJtet addlr$$ and ouiercommon tional edv1nct 1, If any, will fil . ' CMdad 1 c .. hler'a chock dtewn on yeais as Stated ~ tne sdltf(S'J said Nohce of Default and T210 NuT, SANTA ANA, CALIF. ~:1~~1d St~ C~;,. ~a~~·8 3Jl cleslgnatoo, 11 affl, of the real increase thi1 figure prl0< t o ::i~t~h. ~rt ":fo~ h~Ot~~=:n.a~nJ'ld prin 1 1tett or national bank, 1 are None · Elechon to Sell io be re-PUBLIC NOTICE 92701 at 9:00 am on June 92627 , ' ptl)pertf deSCllbed s'~W.:: sale. The benefic111rv under R fl for S eciet I al the note MCUred check draw'? by a stat• or The tocaon in cafonu of co1ded 1n th• county where 8, 1997, tht following d• Thie bualntSI Is con· ~/:': to ,:f ~ ~orllia said Deed al TNlt lw'ltofora ~ . • P ': deed wtth lnle<M t lt derel cradit ul'llOn or a the Chef execut\lt office ot the tne real property Is located. THE COSTA MESA ZON· icnbacl propeny, to w11· ducted b : an lnd1vldua1 12HO. ~ ~ersloried dis· ex.ecuted and~ to tho Notice of the f1hng o~ en tlefeon as ovlded In u ld check drawn by a at•t• or xlteris ~as abCM This is an anemp1 to col· ING ADMINISTRATOR 1992 PLVM, Ll~enu Have ~u slatted doln dams lllCtllly for any incor· unoer"9fl8d • wntten Deel•· Inventory and appre1sal '• ,_pr cha • loder1having1 end loan H · The rwne(s) and business feel a debt, andd any ,:nlor· WILL RENDER A OECl· 1 2ZKC358, Slllt CALIF .. buslnts; yol? No g recllleSS ~Ille sttHI address ~nd ratiOl'I of Oef.Ut Ind Oomend o f .. tell! aaHte or of • • al IM t::Stee •n aoci1tlon. 11ving1 Haop~-addreSS ol lfle IJJyel{s) I~ ma11on obta1ne w1 be SION ON THURSDAY VIN •4P3CS34T9NE050808 Donald R St Clair 01lltrcommondeslgnnon, ii any lor Sale, trod I wntten NotJCa eny petition or ocoount the tru&ta cttaled by u l tion ot H v1ng1 bank apec1· 6208 PCH LlC 62()8 W ColSt used for that purpose. JUNE 05 1997 OR AS Said aa1e 11 fot lht pur· Th•• llDlem~nt was filed al\OWn heltln Sad slle wtU bt al Oeleul1 and Elecuon 10 ee _p_rovlded In •.•cti~n of Trust Oaled' ~ lied in SectlOtl 610201 the lt#v.Newiionetach CA92663 Data: 05 MAY 97 SOON AS POSSIBLE pose ol satlstylng lltn ol with the County Clot1c 01 madt c.it witnout cowilant or Sell. The under11gned 1250 of th• Cahforrwe ONSOUDATEo RECON Flnenclll Cod• end eutho-'The assets beino sold att ADVANTA NOMINEE THEREAFTER. ON THE the undersigned fOf towing Orange County on 4•29.97 --· express or 1mi:;l8d causad 1aod Notice ol OtllllJI Probate Code. A ~e· ANGE COMPANY U. rlz.ed to do busineu In thi1 genefllly cJtSCnbed as Stock 1n s E R v 1 c E s , 1 N c • , FOLLOWING ITEM: and •torage together wlln 1997 3719195 ieoaranr.i oae. possession. or and Elecuon to SeH to be qu11t for Special Notice 4011 Ventura Blvd s' 11ett. In the event ttndo< trlde li41res ~llinent and TRUSTEE, BY SPE· 1. LOT LINE ADJUST· costs ofadvenlslng andell· D 11 Pll t M 6 13 20 enc:umtnnces.to paythereman. recorded 1ntheC0Ut1tVwhofe form I• avalleble from loor Ca~basas CA 9130 otherthtncaahlsaccepted gooci wt11 · CIALIZE D INC. AS MENT u .97-05 FOR pensesol aalt . a v o ay • · ·1nr.1 pnnol)ll sum ot tile 11entl'ltrtal l)fope11y laloc1ted tneoourt olerit. (Btl) 176•1430 81. TA U.Trwteomsywlthhold lhll llld arel0Catedat6208Coast AOEHT FOR SAID PHILIP D. OATES, TO Dated thl• 16th day of 27,1997 T·t 74secureclws11d rulpt0perty,wtlh1ndrrc>ttthtnttvoemon1hs Att.wneyferP.liM•. tLIMA TruslM ·St l11u1nce .of the Tru1teo'1 Hwy Newpor18eatn.CA02663 TRUSTEE 4 180 VI COMBINE SIX LOTS INTO MAY, 1997 PUBLIC NOTIC E interest me.reon. as l)ltMclea 1n have el•PHd 1inc• such rt-D..W A. v....... omc A thOrl tJd s~::!J Dud until lund• become nie tkllk sat1s •ncenoed lo be ' • TWO FOR SOUTHERN Jean M. Noutary Uld CC&R s. adVlnen. 11 a/fi, OOtdeuon. fl'tofeulolwl Fott· A...-...Y lit Lew er u z Sl2 tllllillblt to the payee 0< on-I Real 18, Carplnt erle, CALIFORNIA COLLEGE Pu bllah • d N ewp o rl Plctltloua aualneH under Ille terms ol said CC&R's. closure COfp0<1tlon, H 2790 Heritor .w PP 17284 5113• O, dor1H a1 1 matter of right. ~::~~~ 0i'cec. of Ca 93013, (805) 884-LOCATED AT 2374 New'. Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Name Statem ent lees.Cllaroes andexoenseso1111e Trustee. 2033 N. Main ..,_ 311 • 7197 Said ule will be made, but Center Aw Ste 200 New 111~ 1424 PORT BOULEVARD, 114· Piiot May 27, 1997. The following person• are T111stH11l"b8JJ.'e ll\.IS~ti"': Street, Suite 560, WMnut c-tll ..... CA a2.828 without coventnt or war· 8e1Ch CA lilb6Cl and Ille an:. BY: A. POHL, ASST. 120 EAST W ILSON T206 doing business as· Premier by snl f tl1e ~ baf t of Creek,CA94596. Teltphone 06/20 06/2 1 06/27 PUBLIC NOTICE rtrlty,fllCP'tH orimplled r•· l)ltedSaiedale sJune 12 1QQ7 VICE PRESIDENT STREET ANO 115 SANTA PUBLIC NOTICE Drapery, 2727 Croddy Way, :'°"obli:Oon u~ecured :e tile Number: 16101 933·4660 ' • • getding title, po11os.lion or The name :m addtnS of Ille 97P050112 ISABEL AVENUE, IN A Santa Ana Cal 92704 pt0pe~ lo be sold and reason-By· HEATHER WILBURN, OTICE OF TRUSTEES enc:urtnnou,tOHtilfvthe pemn wittt wllOmdamsmaybe Published Newport PDR-MD ZONE. ENVIRON· FlotltlouaBuelnH• NHIOr Dinlal.Prl•to, 3475ableenmitionolcostsexPtnses FORECLOSURE SPECIAUST. PUBLIC NOTICE SALE UNDER DEED OF lndobledn1111ec\#edbyaaod hied s fREfOOM ESCROW 2 Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally MENTAL DETERMINATION: Nem e Stetement Windsor Cl .. Colla Mesa, adVances at tne •me ot the Date: 06112197 NPP2853 AUST FILE: 96·9860MLE Deed. edwncH thereunder, C.lllC 1 Center Aaz.a Sii! Zoo p I I M t 3 20 27 1997 EXEMPT. Th• lollowlng pttlOns 118 Cal. 92626 rnll ll!bl1callon ol the Nmce of PUB: 05113/97, 05/20197 OAN: X5659·404836 with lmer .. t .. l)fOvid•d New 118each CA 9266o and int i o ay • , ' 2. ZONING ACTION ZA· doing bu1Jne11 ... Crank This business Is con. e is Sl11U5 The beneha· 05127197 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S THEA: 96· 15418·20A.P. tt.w\, and Ult unpaid Pf'"'" last :v for hk d by T • 190 9 7·13 F 0 R J 0 H N F. 548 Seaward Rd . .' Coroni ductt d by: an Individual • sea ISiand Community Asso· m.E NUMBER 049· 130-1 2 YOU c1pal bal•nce of the Note r sllall nr.I •in: "(/. __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , BGI GENGTS ·FOARU~t;! OER IZDEED del Mir, CA 92825 Have you 1latt•d doing a11on.. under sad CC&R's PUBLIC NOTICE F~E ~O 7 ~~RVICER: RE IN DEFAULT UNDER A secured by 111d Deed wnh :::is tl1e ~=,.~·~~ti _________ ,A "'"NL • Frank Hermenstn 548 buslnessylt?No lttol0fttxeeutedanddd1-..ered G API 11911112 EEO OF TRUST, DATED 1nterest thereonasprov1ded -s PUBLIC NOTICE ~OE~O~ME~l~OCROMCOPANNDYI Seaward Rd., C0<o~a del Nestor Oanlt l Prieto Ille undel'Slgned a WA!lell Alt No.118737214'4 ~S~~l H ILT~N /00/00, UNLESS YOU In 111d Note. fen, ch11gt1 :... anllOpated Sale 4* speolted CITY OF · Mar CA 92625 This ltllemont was filed amen ol Default anCI De· FlCTlllOUS BUSINESS Tl • AKE ACTION TO ~OTECT and eicpena11 of the truSlee NEWPORT BEACH ~·~~~~ U i~e P~~~NJg ear1 A.. Wlnel0<dner, 548 with tht County Clerk ol for o:'~ and fl wrrtten NAME STATBIEHT E~ S ~R1 ~ OUR PROPERTY. IT MAY end the trusts cru tod by =~Lt~ 1:1;er(s} City Co ncll SIGNING PROGRAM FOR Seaward Rd .. Corona dtl Orange County on 5-15-97 te of _JJ'ld.JMJeclon2: The follOWinQ pe11011(S) •W it ~~E S T A E SOLO AT A PUBLIC. H id Deed of Trust TtllS NewportBeicn-costaMesa u Mar,CAg2625 19973721027 was ,.......,_, arv no buSlne5' as TH( SHACK I R iTE ou FYOUNEEDANEX· Pfooonv11t>eingsold"u 1s· Chembtra of the METRO POINT E TO Thie bualneu 11 con-Dally Pilot Ma 20 Tl 11W7 as inswment no CL~'"'HTE LP 2016 S 8 ~E TY IT VJ! NATION OF THE NA· and ·w11h all faults .. No CN423t2131107-TMay27, 1997 Cltv of ALLOW A 71 SQUARE d • y ' • 1QQ7003580Qbv tneunde~ <JYI<; • B S OfTUE PROCEEDING 1---------, FOOT PROJECTING SIGN ucted by. a general part• June 3. 10, 1997 T197 TE Ml'( 21 tm Llw C'fllCf of no ~ Cltmtnte CA !126n 0 AT A PU LI 'n r•PftHntauon, werranty Of PUBLIC NOTICE Newport BHc h-ON THE WESTERLY PARK ntrlhlp DI H LI · 29B5t A The Shack San Clemtllle L p I YS)l', NEI~ AA EXP1rft AGAINST YOU, YOU guarenteo whether txPfHI 3300 Newport ING STRUCTURE TO PRO: Have you ttaned doing PUBLIC NOTICE sJ: A /WJcW:, S.a -.:U':, 2016 s B Camno San NATI~ Of 1E~TU~~ COHTACT A LAW· r implied 11 made 0< given Fiia No.1H73711371 Boulevard, VIOE DIRECTIONAL IN· buslntu yet? YH, 1+97 ~ ~ (714) 459-8820 By ementt CA 02672 rGA r I~ VER. NOTICE 11 hereby by the trustee .. 111ng tin FIC11TIOUS IUSlllEJS Newport Beech FORMATION LOCATED AT Frank Hormanstn Oetlfl H U 'tWS &Q altDf· Gene/II Pamer Au Aui. Inc ~ C ACT tven thtt WH Pac: Recoo-property ~1ve buyers NAME nATEllBff PL.ANNINO THE 1100 'BLOCK OF Thie 1latemtnt was filed ~E Of' TRUSTEE' nfJltotnt for &n.fio111Y Sti (Haw•) 185 Culver IJVd Rty LAWY~ veyenc:e. Inc: .. A C•hlorn11 ere itrongly urged to con-Tile fOllowo s tm COMMISSION SOUTH COAST DRIVE, IN with the County Clerk ol TRUST U~ 9~1 1'111iJ CommurrtY /Woelll!JOn ~ Del Rey, CA ~ ~ June 17. 1997 at 10.00 Corporation, H tru1tot, or their own 1nv1111ga11on d0o11Q buSlnt~ i:,~ CAL AOENDA A PDC ZONE. ENVIRON· Orange County on 4-29-97 Loen· A34oo.8 Other· 27,S.3.6-10; 1QQ7 H•s businen is conduc:ud AM NorVMteSl Mortgage succeuor tl\JlltM , O< iubati· oncerning thts PfOperty. OOHTING SERVICES 6900 Knott MENTAL DETERMINATION· , 1997371928 1 . . l1mle0 r>aMelSl'IP Se~s Inc as duly ~ vtod 11\Jltff IJ'.W'IU81'11 to the ti Pac At conveyance, A S F Bu . ""' C Reguler Meeting EXEMPT. . Dally Pilot May 6, 13, 20, ~ ~~~~~N ~ The reoisttant commeneea P91flted Trustee under deed Dead of Trust executed by nc .. A Celiforno1 Cor~ra· ~1 te . ena ,...ltl, A • ~u::~:·p~!~7 \F THE ABOVE AC· 27, 1997 ' T·172 FAULT UNDER A DEED OF PUBLIC NOTICE 113nsact business un<ltr 1118 Pl <t st e~ wer N~ ~ S·A~k.~~d~ SI~~ ~ •• ~~ ~~:!•15J~~!w:'~ Pe~a Y Altiandl"e. 14413 SUBJECT: tOOO Brl1101 le~~~SJ 1~S/~S5RTCH~~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~°ksY~~~ ::r:'~s1e~::!'on~tier~ ~ L husband and 1 tslnatrumentNo • .,ch, CA 92680, (71 4) ~k Or. La Miida CA Slttel North. Sult• 22, CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM 1996 . ~8 llli:J as trustor 1·262136,ln Book I Pto• 3978. av. MICHELLE L. VQgUt Salon and Spa ITED TO ONLY THOSE 1S: FtctJUoua BuelneH ~~~~: ~~'lrA l.alrr 1359555 Oltw 7953354 IG~O . THE SHACK SA lember910. 1 ' of Oltlclal record• In the NSLEY, TRUSTEE SALE Tiu buSlMSS 1$ COnckleted ll'i SUMMARY: Requa1t to SUES RAISED IN WRITTEN Heme ltetement Flt 1359!156 Neta 0t T111st"'I OSllU f'I No lllct of the Coumy Re· FICER, D•ttd: 05/01/97 a111ndl~ll an lndepondenl mauaga LIVERED TO THE ZONING doing bualneu as: a) Prl· ~~'ife~~A~ ~Of l_tult. ~ Od.:, 31. ~:n~llternent was 11 d ntyr's~I ~ 11ifornia, 1nd pur1u1nt to 5/20/97,05/27/97 to transact busmesa under the use u an acc .. sory use ln ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR mary Htaltncara Servtce1, 1 ... t. u • ._ YC11 to 1 e WI l 'AT Bl AUC1 he Nittlc• ol Dtftuh and h~•ous taiSlneu nlmt or en existing poraonal Hr· TO THE ABOVE DATE. b) Affillated Primary Health-~~~~JJr~~ prdact 'fCllf propllfy, l llll'f bt Ille Coun~~ Cl20e~,,,,o: Orange THE HI IH T BID Eltc11on to Sell thereunder PUBLIC NOTICE 111mes listed he111n vice beauty aalon. F o R Fu RT H e A IN c11e. 2540 Counlry Hiiia tdd II I ~ ttlt If YCll need an 1~ on,..., • "" CA3h, Of cashier's checlt ac0tdtd 12128198 In Book SIGNED PERLA Y ALEJAHORE APPUCAtlON; UH Permit FORMATION ON THE Road 1150, Brea, C11if0t· LAWVER. Nolle• 1• hereby pPenelOI d Iha ..,,. a llw t«lTICE·Tl'llS fi(H OUS Name (drawn Ind ~Yable ,'JI l"le 'PllDI -. 11 lnlWnWrt No. CN9' .. 17J2 Tl'ls statement WU l~td Will! No. 3609 ABOVE APPLICATIONS nll 02821 given lNit Vtrdugo Tluatee proC9ICing ... yai. YCll WUd SIJtlmenl exoirts ll'ft yean lro 6~ or ~· fawful ii 96•6& 1209 of H id Ofiiclll NOTICE OF the Cou~ Clertl ot Orlnot SUBJECT: Newpon Har· TELEPHONE 754 5245 OR Chrle Yarnovlch 2540 Service Corpotatlon, u COl'llla • ltwytr Hdlcl • ~ dllt •t wes l~td in t11t Olhct o~l lltUM ~as · Records WU. SEU. on June ION TO County onApnl 30. 10D7 bor Luthetan Church, 798 CALL AT THE OFFICE OF Country Hfll• Road 1150, INlt ... '!. .... ~!!..ll:X tru .. IJ"ftll llwl IN,,... PllS*IY Mlown t11t Cou~ Clerll A new fica. tied 111 Of the ,. 3, 199; 11 IN THE QUAD ADPEDMtt•I .,.-NOTICE-Tm FictMlus Name r;>ovtr Drive THE PL.ANNINO DIVISION Brea, California 02621 tff, °' ..,........,_. ITU._ • 1007 Tier W., Conirll Oii Mlit, Business Name stlllmt n I ), In front of AREA OF THE CITY HAU a"t Stlllment expiu li\4 ytM lrotll .SUMMARY· R•qu•at to ROOM 200 77 fAIA Thia bu1ln111 11 con-~t •0eJ~~CA 92625 ~· Pllllll rnistllt f~ed p!lorlOlllll Olll lhe ~main._et)-euEHAPAAK CMCCEN-ESTATE OF: tl\edall 1t wu flltd 1n t11t 0fhce amend the Ganer al Plan DRIVE, COSTA MESA dueted by: en Individual st uacut w1 ~mbar 458433-13 wl i. IClld et fd1ng of lti1 st.lllment dots r:n IO lh8 nlll CMc AT 6650 EIEA04 81.VD. LSE TACOUAllD ol tl\e Cou~ atf1l A new fict· t.and UH Eltmen1 •nd Iha CALIFORNIA. • Have you •tarted doing fJftt Ind lltUQI Mdntoah pitic IUdiOn 11 lft IN Iron d .,.. ol 1tsell aitlloftle the ust 1 fer 40J.~.:. PAAIC, CA, et 11 :00 CASE NO. A 187818 'out lluslness Phme s.m.nt 1:.0c11 Coastal Program, Publlehtd Newport bualnt1a y.i?No llC«dtd on 4113189 U laQldllattht...,."*Y-IOa.sStt1101afk Oousl!Us.ness venue ,..;;a"'iji:• 11 ATflUl!UCAUCTlONTO To all hal,. be rnistllefilcdpAOflD lhltdaM tand UH Plan 10 eslabll•h Bt1ch..Co11a MIN Oally CM • YlmOYlch ~ ~ :-1=: r = Aewc:::::., "'d,.~" Ill 'f\Clation ol the nghts Of ~'· ~o· and now~lefl M HE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR oiari••· o'9dltore. oontl Tiit flionQ of hi,..,.,. does ~··~~=t ~1:!,~ Pllol May 27, 1997. ~· 1~•t=ty ~1':. recorda In 1: oMce ~ the otmme1• 111ooo A.M.. lo ;: u:9{~"i' Said Otld In lpovtbie It IN tirN of gent cr.dftoN, and par not o1 ., dlotUa h utt 1n Church A110 reque11ed la T20ll Ofange eouncy on ,..22 97 County ,.acorder ol Orange iq,.. bldOK ~ 11 t11t IN 'liu da ll'CJ P'OP'. -'•In ltwlul money of tho torw who mey other· thS SU. ol • Rchous ~ ttt• 11tabll1hment 01 PUBLIC NOTICE 1H1n11J~J Calf«nla, and purtuant to d• torcMti cr_.,.1 ct.t tMQ) • t1nus ana Pftlftss.o the 8IOleSlid StMSI. Ill right.~ wlH be lnt1r11ted In Na1T11 1n WAaon of IN llQlO of P•nnad c ommunity 011. 0 .. 11u IN Notice ot Default and drliMI on a .... er Naliorlll a.r., 'IY ~· mocOlrt lnt"1lll CIOl1ll'8Ved to • .., will or H tat•.r.. or both ntlW uncw Fedtfll. S., or trlct Regulatlon1 tot the NOTICI Of' _, Piiot Mey e , ti, 20• ElecUon to W lhlrtundtt ctect cnwn on 1 6'11111 cr ._.. Nlvlport BtlCll.CCSU Mesa di) u• w hl'd by It under H id o f : "0 I £,. T LE COIN'nOtl IM (See~ 14400 ChUYCh propeny. Th• rtgu-PUBLIC HIMINQ 27, 1991 T•110 rtCOrdtd 1131"7 In Boot -. mvingl 1111 lmn ..miDr\ CHQ2941 ~ 27 .Ain 3.10 17 st 1 of Trust In IN SW~Y TACQUARD It MQ' Business Ind ~mtonl 1•11on1 wlll "f1bll1h II* NOTIC! 11 HEAEIV PUILIC NOTICI Page ..., n lnstfument No, 11Y.rot ~ t11 ltV1l9 l!W7 4 ~ 4 \. ~ el'cltt ~~!..~ A HTITION £-> clflc ionlng requirement• GIVEN ltlat a publlc hear-t1.uM4 d Mid omc111 bri ~ 11'1 r..nc.I oadl u Tl\ISllM .--.. na er-1er ........ bean ftl9d b_y Tl~OTHY nmfi~no rw4ated 10, •mono other ~ will be held t1y "'-F1ctltloue halne•• ftecorde. will W on "'97 llCSian 5I02 end llMiOrUd to PUBLIC NOTICE #I tor any XH181T A A leuenold n LOUIS T A CQUAAD A N Nlvlport ~MW 1Nng1, lnteneity ot u11 <•~ CO.ta Miit Cltv Council Na• 8tat.ment 1oc:.tect· N. the Nont1 fton( ..,._.., C1i111o1n&. n. .. wl llrMl talld by ._.t certain 110• LEsue H OLLAND In t.M • CH-419945 SO CAL MW tllttment), land UM , .... on June 2. 1181, .. IS.'30 The followtng pereont .... enuenc• to the County .. "**' 'lllilliU OOllllM II n byHanyQenlet, •• luparlor Court of Celi· 8.tl.19,Z7 111111 ~ICkl, bulldlng hllghll, p.m .. Of .. aoon therMftlt dOit'9 bualne9• u : Gttlt eounnou ... 100 Civic Can-Wlllllli'y, ~ er mplild. l1lt No. 1ff73711Jn n ~y. tnd MOf'llt c. ~. fotnl• County of Or· ---------•nd parking regulttlona, .. pouible In 1tW COiM'ldl L.angthe me E. Colll tat Drtve Wint, &tnC.11 AM at ~ lie, ~ rTATCMOO OF WMOOHMOO 11W . Nie ....... and rec:ordtd No-• ' fht appli"llon atao I~ Oharnbtre Of City Hall. 17 HWy,. cOrona dtl Mar. CA 2:00 flM at publlc auc:tlon to ~. to lllldr . 1111 Of , bUt v«hoot CXMll'Wll tmbet 1', 1168 In lo~ll nge'fHe f'!TITIOH , .. c:luctn 1 requett to ap-'air Drlvl Cotta Me ... on ~2S the hlohtllt bidder fOf c.tah CUOattin 11C11red ~ lhe iMd d OHOfFltTJTIOUI IUllHOS ~lfllY-or 482, ,,,, 281 or Dtflc1•I ha TIMOT~V prove • Development the lol~~lttqt! WMllllTI a. ete.ce, g2932 <peiatiia ac the time ot uJe .,,_ ...aAeO by ~ E ,._l'llC NAMI ' :etnai , ~ t c0fdl1 or tht ttrm tnd rotr.~ rlcOUA"O AND ~grttmtnt 1>1twten th• ANHUAL·--..aview AND Dune Mw. I.Aka 'orH t. In !MUI money ol the end £~ i.n.Nz Tiit lollOWing l)t1IOll(t ,.. rtma!n Ind IWjtct to al 0 1f th• LHLll! HO~ND b• 01ty or NewpcKt 8Nch a,f'd REVISION 0' THE CITY· ~ 12930 United ltllle•~ 111 right, tlClt Mt *· • llldtlor, ~ aa !IWtlt~ lblndOnte Ille ust ~l. of lht nolt( ovWlont .,.,..,, cont• ned, Ml the NfWPC)lt Harbor Luth· WIOI! TRAFl'IC IMPACT Thi• buelntH I• con-and Inter•• conveyed to ltlltJUIJlenl No 91~1. lid !ht l1c•~· bullnHI' nemt :a~ ot w' n~!'l. •• oontalnod In.,. modi--r>Pof,,tad .... t P!f!.!.. #ten Church. H approv.CS, FEE PAOOAAM. dtletld by: an lndtv14uel ttMI MW held by M under no., 11191, d thl olftdll -.di cl CAL uGHT\NG S[FIVIC£.S ~~· 'in 1oat1on of tlld llHe, ou-rtpraeanta~v. o ..,,.,,.n-mta: NM I"• development •.gr.. Tile Trelflo Impact '" Have you alal1ed doing Alcl oe.ct ol nult In the Olitioe ~. Caliloll"9 Thi Knoll A~. l).ien1 Pl.rk tA'Q21 i!Ote(a .'.tdV , 1£. y uttd t>v Heny Oenl«. H ltt•~.}h• ••tat• of the mtnt wlll: t1tabfl1n cfev.,. 'f'OOFM' nu been etaabo buelneQ yet? y"• N" opat1y 9'tu.ttd In '* ldll ~ • MClnd ~ rne f~oous busineu n " N Ind MOf'llt c. S.IY•t• dacwuent. C9m9terv • Mottumy Of>mtf'll righlJ IOf Mutt tx• •lhlcl 10 llnanee the Imo Add, Nov. tet. 1tM1 Old y and It.ta~ on ININmerf • d fie 111111 fl ~ "1t"'O IO tb0\11 wu hied lnlst:...... s, F. Oavld Young, n lea· TH( ;ITfTION r.. C~ I CIMnllot)I' panelon of the property: ~ ~ to MO a.pt. tN2 county Aueuot'e lllMaban d lttil ,... • Diii 23 1ooa in tilt~ -~•. tt. 19COlded '9btuttV u. qu1111 the deoedtnt'• provide tor a trade ot prop-adch• tt1e ~ tm. w.IMI L Oacect teOfd• .. ,.,,. Ho.: tit* W 7,4t0 oe. ... ~ 1111 .no o.ion11 Ht Ho tru.!!. at-1 au 1n look M:JO, ""• WIU. end oocHoh, If aeoo PllCtflc ~ °""- 111y (convey•nc• ol 0.15 pact• of devolopmen1 ~ etaternet'lt wu fllld The pfoperty ....... ii.Ill....,,." It. Ullfllil blleta 1ggs; 1 of~--k> of Offieiel ftecOfde. Alt etfYV, tHt adl'nlttad to ,...... .._. _.,, -"' ""' ....., ._ -"" ,. ..,.. .,. -"""' °' -......., - --.. ""' -"" · M 17 .-.o *"9ndlf''• pr--. Thi WJll end ~-;;;;';u,;u;•;;=~ lrld !ht Ctiurch: orovld• .,,..,,.. 11\M IN IUnderd OnnGe County on 4-2S-t1 • If any, ol tN '"' ~ end ._....., Oo#"'V: CA G 41 "' -wett IM.ar" ••• MY o~• .,. ewtf _,.• fo1 lh• conetrucllon of lav9I ol ~ le "*"" t "73718Mt dncrtbed abo\16 la ~ ......-. 8lld ......_ • Yin.a bull · *11 co . llv and betw.n Hlfrt fOf ex.-n6nefon l~the = ..,.... ane1 other talned on .,,. Trtlfto Qrc.;. Daty ~ Mey 1 13 ~ potted to be m Ka~ .. t• d,. ~ d to llWllll • Ind Loe,.,..._ , ... Ne kepJ by U.. ooun. meuce on Chutch 11t1on ~ 27 1.,,. • T·m 11-. ~ 8"cf\ llCllll:ll Oiied W2'/1917 5 gn10 iAACn AUJ~E · IM'ICll and I.Gift Aleo-THI PITTTIOH r• 1WooertY tor IN ~ of An .. of tho Tralllc Im-' ~zu. The undtr· =:: .......... c:.orr.-r, '9800 T~t s:.amt,. wu fll44 "' 1 ) ran. a Caltfom11 CotllOfl • queet• llUU.01'ty to ed· ~ * Qwpel lob H9nrr Park and c.. ~ ,. .. Ptogram la ..-.. nu-. di~• .-ct. .. 291 • ~ me..,,..,~ mllfft ,_ , nd ~ ~ '.rtl: ano to oocu. able tot rftttW trv .._ pUt>o SELL y lllbMy f0t ony tncor· · . CA 111'111 (1181 l~= 1w~ anc1coi .. 1a1,,.......,.,.. 1,J!!.J: ~~.~ "*'4 JIM undenCandlnl Of tic M the Coetl Meu City I d lftO property -lot .... ~ Clill 7 . ..,. ' ............ ..... -.......u -rof-a .1o. 110 aro.dlnV llllllft 1•t1• .. • 10 ttw riltf Cl9'11'• Offtc.e n '•" tlofne Md ocw ~ $7>-1• tt-°l':.c.n. ~ Nr..,OOI\ ·Cot•Mm 11Ulftlilet l'ltO. ,_. 19VWWtft di.t ..... ot. eoeta 119ea•, 11nd •bJH 11vtt or th• a.we. "°°"1 iot, Cotta ~ 1 ••• in..... If#'\'. llhoMI 1111 ..,_, tm °'~'~iuo~~,~ tlQllaW,.._., Tfie "*w~-=•= ._. .• etrtlfnlnt, Tti. l>J!.leCt Mele. ":!'""11'' C11M11rvu The tot.el...,,. ol WtOIJJ ..... " ......... ltf .,_ 19 Ulka ..... ...i•------- r-' . ~. ~· Ncwpon Betc.b/CoJta Meta Daily Pil<K TUESDAY. MAY 27. 1997 PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC~S PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES • eN11•uu1 SEWARD AKA JOHN Admini1tretion of El· euthoritv will be 0tented end 1uite your obi.c-of fim leeuw• of inventoty end _,,,.,.,. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF ANGRAVE SEWARD tetH Act. (Thie euthori-unl111 an lnt1rnt9d oone Of r.ie written lenett " ~ro\ltded In of ~!8fft• ~ A P£T1T10N ha ty will ellow the pe,.on-p•reon filff en objection objectione with the 11cdon 8100 of the eny _ .. ,...,., or •cc • Hi ifiOM TO been fil*' by PATRICIA el repre .. ntetiw to te«1 to the petition and ~ourt before the heer• Celifor~• Prob.ii~·· ri&;01;!. ''C.7.i= ADmUIM L. SEWARD In the Su-meny ectiona without 1how1 good cauH why 1ng. Your eppeeranc• The time for filfng Pr 0 Codi A R EITATe OP: .JOt9I periot Coun of Celifor· obt•ning coun epprov-the court •hould not mey be In pe,.on or by d8'ml will not 11(pir1 '::ff speci• ~ A. E:Jl1AllD MA nia, County of Orenge. el. S.fo11 taking ceruln grent the euthority. your attorney. before fOUf monthe ~ i:r ..a~ ftom ~ AWAVE THE PETITION ,.. very Important ection1, A HEARING on the IF YO\J ARE A from the hearing d9ll orm S\ <M IEWAM> qu11t1 thet PA TRICIA L. however, the p1r1onel pelltlon win be hetd on CREDITOR or 1 contin-notic9d ebove. the court ·i:·. CASE NO. A187530 SEWARD be ~nted repreHntetlve will be June 28, 1997 •t 1:45 r.nt creditor of .. the YOU MAY EXAM-An m; ... ; .a· To ell helt1, benefl. .. pereonel reprHenta-required to give notice P .M. In Dept. 703 loc•t-•CHled1 you mull file INE the file kept b~ the r:='t :C -:: d etlH, ctedltore, ccm-tlw to edminieter the to lnterHt~ per1one Id •t 34 l Ctty Driw your cl•m with the court. If you ere • per· -.._ ...._.. tlngent credltore, and 1stateofthed1ced1nt. unl111 they h•v• OrengeCAl~888. court•ndmeil e copyto ion lnterHted In the u,p pereone who may other• THE PETITION r.. waived notloe or con-IF YOU OBJECT TO the peraonel repraHnt• .. ut11 you may file ~ W OI , wt•• be lnterHted In quett• authority to 1ented to the P,ropo1ed the grenfing of th• tive eppointed by th• with me court e formal • I ¥ the wlU or fft•t•. 0, lldminl9ter the Ht•t• ectlon.) The lndapen-petition, you thould court within four Requeat for Speoiel ...._ _. 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(1'"-i•v If~ ftulr 'our mm..-. mtd 1JH•Ur 1111111lwr u1uf ••·II• ull \hll ha•·L •uh ti I"" r •11•11r ) :tm W1··• All\ S1 r1·1·1 Cu.111 \t ... 11. c·A 9:!<>:!7 \I \, • 1••11 flf.,I ~ lt11 'I ....-------Deadlines --------. iov.u. >IOUSIHO 0""011 TUNIT Y SERVICE DIRECTORY -for All Your Home ancf Business Needs -........... ~.__ ....... . Hours T1•l1·pl111111· 8::\011111-'.i·Ollpm \1111111." I ml" Monday ............ Frida~ 5:00pm Thu~da~ .. Wt'd11esday 5:00pm Tuesday ......... Moradu> 5:00pm Friday.'. ........ Thursday 5:00pm Wed1w~day .... Tut>~day S:OOpm Saturday .......... .Friday S:OOpm -""' <• ..e.. min.I • c.11 U.. • M2sN71 dl2 \\ ulk -111 8::l011111-Ci:OOp111 ' \lomltt\-~ nil." NEWPORT BEACH . NEWPORT 1069 BEACH VACATION LOST & EMPLOYMENT EM PLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 BUILDING 21~9 RENTALS 2722 FOUND 2925 5530 5530 iiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiii MATERIALS 6030 TRANSPORTATION liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Moving S a le Dining iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Big Cenyon Dover Blutfa, 4br 3b•, Lake Front Vacatlo« Loat Cet COFFEE HOUSE "JOBS" Immediate rm 1 1bl, 6 chairs. All Steol Bulldlng;t•--------- M d I H I b ut rth B Ab I I . 1 Cl k Break ront credenza, Ne"er put up, 40x3 BOATS 7011 o • End unit, 2-car gar, fp, omea n ea . no rown yss n an FT/PT hardworking, openings or er s, piano, llhr sectional. • Single Level w /d, ac , s2000 . Idaho. Wkly rates, all Needs medication. lrlendlyemployeeslor Re c epti onists, 840•8477 was $8240 now iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AlllUlll&llllfwr111111t llllllls 2BR 2BA + Oen AvtAug.1,458-5232 amen. 208-773·8556 Child's pet lost 5/20 all shifts. 553·1724 Assemblers. Ware----------S3590, 50x60 was ~ls&diutlellleFtf· S4!59,000 naar 5th & Fernleaf,1 ___ ...,...,,......,......,.....---house & Much Morel TV Armolre Brand nu, S11 ,470 now 56770. WANTED TO BUY lfllfalrNMSilltAc1111Mhs 714-844-!5215 CdM Reward 721-1386 •COOK• Entry Level S7·S10/hr. Country Pine. Beauh· 01her stra1gh1walls Electric Boat ......., .. IQ"'*' ll llltpl I••••••••• RENTALS TO Experienced for Fas1 Courtesy Employmenl ful finish and molding av a 11 ab Io Chuck Dutfy or slmlliar ---------APARTMENTS su11n1: 2724 Food Hamburger Services 10 Corporate $1700.obo 645·7212 1·800·320·2340 673·2434 lt "-"'• "Mf pttltfentt, MOBILE nA&UO HEALTH & Stand PT/FT. $8/hour. Park, Sle 120, Irvine. 11,.11111111" •lnrlmlutlen llOO FOR RENT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ITNESS •WAITRESS• 71A2!51 "'866 ----------------·• 11a1 Ho .. ~r F 3000 ..... ""' MERCHANDISE SPORTING 1111t• .. rxt. t .. «. "'• "'· u&~ Beeutlful, N.B. 3Br Experienced, PT/FT. Ml, Mll4k.t,. IMllllM &l.llH If iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2.5Ba Lg kit, hi cell, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s 6 /hr . App t y at: 1---------MISC 60 l 5 GOODS 6065 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAIL BOATS. 7014 .......,erttll.••lllllllliMIO Ivy Covered Cottege•---------Berber crpt, Ip, patio. 20/20 Super Burger EMPLOYMENT • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 Person Lendsellor !NU MIY Ml ,,...,.ntt. ltml· Udo Peninsula Resort. CORONA w/d. pool/1pa, prkng. Without Gl•H••I 2966 South Bristol SERVICES 5533 Complete. $550. °' 11t1Ner.i1CMUA1tlell.'' $525. Erin, 497-4485 Safe, rapid, non· Costa Mesa Aquerlum 180 gal w/ New Llfecycle 8!500 otter Harry 645.3544 Tit'· 11111,.1 .. , wlll not Private beach, FJ><><?d1• DEL MAR 2622 CM Huge br/$650 Or 2 surgical, permanent (714) 882·2!572 live rock, exotic salt· Barely used $250. 22tt BOAT ON .. .. ,.. spa, rec room. urn 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii restoration In 6·8t---------•••••••• water fish & 11!/ht oak 721·8689 kMwiatlY1CC1JIMtMw"1"' lbdrm decorated In t• lg bdrml'/SSSO Exec hme weeks. Alrllne pilot DEBT Please be aware that cabinet. Sacrifice --------·I MOORING 111111t llr 1111 ullll wllkll1s IR blu11 and yellows. Leeae Clean 2Br 1Ba top rels/lse. Cat ok. developed. Doctor BP· CONSOLIDATION the listings In this cat· 51500. 721.8869 TV, .w•1"'1'9QNICS, In Newport Harbo1 wlt&llllllllll1tllw.011rruclcrr S15K OBO 673·2434 Dplx. Lndry,,ar, 808 OuleVprvt. 63t·211t proved. Free Informs· Cut payments to 50%. egory may require you T llloll'-&11\ S9,900 714·855·9237 •• llln~ l1tllr1111• lllal 111 1/2 Orchl s12oo. Newport Cat Beautllul t Ion by ma 11: Reduce or ellmlnate to call a 900 number WotH Ta~r;:;'1~~m~•d• STDIO IOIO or 7\4·580.8226 pager ~'!:!!_ " .. "~~~!1,ln.~h!! _B_U_l_L_D_I_N_G-._----s.5/M·F ee0-4988 2+2 Condo Brand new! (800)422·7320 X·204 Interest. Same day In which there is a Buy Direct and Savel ••••••••11--------- --......... -... -~ Studio Quiet, close to Pool/spa/gym/tenn. (406)961·5570 approval. Non·proll1. charge per minule. Low Monthly Pmts l'iilw:ii"iii"wniiiiiiiil ,..ai1;p1W1111yNll&.ltcem-CONTRACT 1150 beach, no pets/•mk. S595+Uus. 245·7335 FAX,(406)961·5577 Credltguard Free color catalog UTILUTlftllllM Repo1·n~·ng?. ""'"*'' 111".UlllHUO Lease . S~50/mo. h1lp://www .vlslon ofAmerlca Call 1·800·711·0158 NoweetngSCheduled 1111·-ll 1·•·'2•·151G. Ftr 720..S228 '•••••••-freedom.com. Sa.tis· 1·800·226·0190 EMPLOYMENT .....-1_.11 ........ .,_..... .,.. SteelBulldlngaSale .,,,---,.,..--,.--....,...--..,..•• 1 ti G t di lnYoorNe.,,.................... .-...,.,.._. llllWllt•...,.,OC .. •"9• 30x40x10 $4,650 Studio Upstairs, cath COMMERCIAL ac on uaran ee DRIVER Wanted WANTED 5535 WANTED ...... t.-'-t• ClllNUDl1'21·JSOI. 40x60x14 $8,503 cell, bright & open, REAL EST"'TE Get In She p• Nowt Car, gas provided. ..,.... 50X75x14 $11 ,489 FP, lrg deck. $790/mo. ~ Personal _Instruction. Clean OMV req'd. Loving Swedish Nurse. TO BUY 6019 -•.loahi .. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 50x100x16 $15,214 844-1449 ••••••••• Home, Office or Gym. 714·967·2590 Lv Mss t2 Yrs exp. Honest & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~tDWh 60x100x16 $17,552 Scott 714•723-0688 DRIVERS·OTR Run caring. Good cook. Old Coln• Gold Silver .-lllf111Dek11ab. Mlnl·atorag• bulldlngs, 1------------------the West with the Loe refs. Christine Franklin Mint, Sterling 30x160 • 32 units COSTA MESA 2624 APARTMENTS2750 •••••••• bestl Knight Transpor-c::i714·846·373!5c::i Old watches & jewelry Fr.. S ~ ~~ u r 11 , liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PERSONALS tatlon provides: great Wes1coas1 Coin 642·9448 Sentlnel Buildings E'alde 1br/1ba house (p1)rld38•RH.&B .(34-) p2l:~s1 mlles, weelkly homl e DOMESTICS 5540 Top Dollars Paid 1.aoo.327-0790 Ext 79 Pvt yard, clean, new time, excel ent equ P· For Records. Jazz. Ml'OIQ GENERAL carpeVpalnt. All utlV Just north of PCHI ---------menl. Owner Opera· Sountracks. etc. 1002 ••••••••-~bl• Incl. No pets. $419K Agt 570.8263 PERSONALS 3002 torS/Company Drivers Dog Walker¥ II your Call Mike 645·7505. $700/tno. 84!5-84451_________ call t·88S.4KNIOHT pet needs just a little •11tt .. No Monty Downl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilHOUSES/ ·--------BUSINESS MEET LAROE &i=---.,,.(=-45_6_-44_4.,,.8_) __,.-extra walks and Love, --------1 ·-LOVELY LADIES In Eern Money Reading 1 can help. Please call FREE TO YOU 6022 • IStJlllttofl & ~of BALBOA PENIN. --------•1CONDOS NEWPORT PROPERTY your 1oca1 areal book11 s30,0001yr Morgan 714-642•5533 iiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FOR RENT BEACH 2669liiiiiiii!i!iiiiiiiii!i!ii!iiiiiiiii! LA: 2t3·617·1243; Income pot. Details. Europ••nPerfectlonlst DalmaUon 4yrs old, JS+ Channels lnduded Nice, clean, large 2BR 2.5BA Home with bay views, garage1 decks. Av.llaole Now $1850.mo •••••• BEACH 'N BAY RENTAL CO· 714s873·7388 Attention Home Owners & A.E. Agents!! Showe••• tho•• 1peclal propertl11 In our Hom•• of th• Week & Open Home Gulde publlahed ••ch Saturday In th• Real E1tate Teb. 11'1 •n effective and ln1xp1nslv1 w•y to re•ch homebuyerel Call our Cla111fled Depertment Todayll 842·5878 Alk •bout our current 1peclal1I ·-. ---------·----·-' ---· ·-· ----. -· _ .. --... ----.. -... ~Newport RMlty, Inc. Oceanfront Lot Gt'Mt Oppoftunlty onlNdat MH,900 723 4494 ••••••••-''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M e d I o e I ID• n t e I Riverside: 909-341-6542; 1 ·800.513-4343 xY9637 Houaec leenlng Tess Is great w/klds & I• Office H .B . No OC· 714 832 7352·1-,,,,..---.,..---,,,...,...-.,.---Exp'd • Xlnt Ref's needs a good h~mel BALBOA ISLAND 2106 •1BR S725• money down. Furn s F · 415 ·288 '7393' Executive Director Own Trans • Bonded Please call 644·9191 2BR 2BA Sl35 : • • ; Rural Health Center: neg. 1300s.f. NT. Sacramento: 916-484·3847 Weekends Also Avail FREE D/W Incl. 60x30 pool. Prine only. 760.0898. Mendocino County. Free Est 241·1914 LASER VISION No pet1. Cuport. ---------Leadership skllls, Vlata Del Me.. SEEKING experience; Masters Nannv/H••k••P•r PT S E M I N A R VISIT OUR SHOWROOM FOR A lM DEMO AT Ba) NEWPORT IVD .. CJ. .............. ......... _ Corona del Mar - ilk •545-48515• BUSINESS OFFICE preferred. Competitive L/O, M/F In N.B. Hosted by Boord Belboe I•· Exqul•lt••---------WOMEN 3004 salary/benefits . 2 Toddlers, n/s, Certified Eye Specialist ---------1 4Br 3Ba. Just com· ••BEACH AREA•• FOR RENT 2769 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Resume: LVHC/LB, CADL, Fluent English. Dr. Richard A. Weiss. Buy It. Sell II. Find 11 Pleted 100% Remodel. Penlnaul• 1-4Bd.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PO B 8 0 Ref's req. 84!5·31 23 May 27. 6:30·8:00 pm Clesalfled. V I 1• Handsome Attornev ox 1 --------------s tone /carpet flooring, Winter & ecat on Of a It ft , L Ill CA 95 5 at Beckman Laser cove celllng, fplc, full Rent.ale. Reserve Now 0 u • 94l aq .. · Seeks very attractive (~gr;v,9~4-801~ 4 • .. •••••••• Institute at U.C.I. ~=================:i Ill• bath• & kltch, gar. for Bell S1l1ctlonl 3 Pvt Office• •nd sllm wht female 26-34 Deadllnft·.6.9.97 EOE. 1• Dr. Weiss will speak M 0 f Reception area. • MERCHANDISE Rare to flnd home of e,, ceen ronte 441 Old Newport Blvd, for dating.• 360-49471..,,,.. _ __,,,...,.,,,,.....-,,,.-.,.,..-about astigmatic cor· thl• quallty to rent on VIL&!A RENTALS Nwpt Bch. s1220. Gen Office Exciting!••••••••• rection and all levels l•l•nd. Mooring Avl. 714-875..,.912 714-8!50-9505 ••••••••• young Company of near·slghtedness $3500/mo. 723-4620 Gerege Apt 1 blk to EMPLOYMENT seeks FT Receptionist. HL':r ~ ~ and lar·slghtodness beach. No pete. Detalled, phones, Ille ~ ~....., R.S.V.P. 720·1400 typing, computer lit, CORONA DELMAR ~~ + d•P·5~~~1 BUSINESS & flllng. Spanish a plus I Anlqun lo '50. Mad....i 2122 Fax Resu m e to : EtllaglndMWlbuy: Udo aewtront upetre FINANCE EMPLOYMENT (714l 54&-1222 or ca11 • r,glilll,l)li1ingl, · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3bd, 2ba, fp, deck•, 5530 ,,,..,..1_-a_o_o_-6,..-8_5_·2_5___,6 =8 ~ dn, polery, CHANNEL Rl!IEF gar. etorage. 1yr lae. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hou1ecleenera PT old*""9orh Spectacular 28r 2Ba $2500/mo. 673-0t94. •--------- condo Pool B.y/ocn BUSINESS NP & AJR Position Must be available =· tironz., Un., VI • .. ,1 'A 111 Lido lale, fully furn, Community Newapa· Saturdays! Must Ilk• ewa. "" men •• 1br, utl1 & g., lncld. OPPORTUNITY I E 11 h ~ $4000 A t 675-4912 pers seeks full time lo c ean. ng • d1ct>r11Ne .. · g • No pet•. S825.moJyrty 2904 A/P & AIR person. 1peaklng, own car. •One-.nordllltllll •••Lerge 1Br 1Be 714-772·9272 Minimum 1 year expo-Earn up lo S10. per hr •Cc#Atel~ 1 ear g •r. S1295/mo.•-u-n•;t ... q_u_e_1_bd_r_m __ 1_b_e Booming Home bued rlence In accounte 714·545·7350 •Eslm""1concidld 51 Fernleaf w/loft condo atyl• apt. bu1ln111, not MLM. payable & collectlons Leborere Eern up to •lrtl'nedilltCllh 574-7701 I 857·7706 VeuHed celting1, light E•m S2200·S7700/Wk. preferred. Good ben-$!500 Weekly Long •••Lg Studio Kit. & airy walk through 1-800.322·8169 x1717 •flt package lncludlng dletance phone com· 714-J49-3711 frig, 1tov1, patio. kitchen, lerge w•lk·ln Frito Lev/Herahev 40l(k) retirement plan. pany Is seeking poo-., ______ _. $795. S10 F'ernleef clo eet dl1hwa1h1r • • EO~. Drug screening/ pie to service slor• 574·7701 I 857·7706 prlvat~ extre larg~ Route All caah physical required. front promotlonal box ---------t patio from living room, bualn•••· Sl OOO + Send resume & salary route 1·800·354·7331 addlllonal pallo off of wkly pot. On·golng r • q u Ire m • n t to:•---· ------FURNITURE COSTA MESA 2124 bdrm wtoutald• 1tor· eupport financing Accounting Supervisor, LIFEGUARDS .g. .Pac.. vertical av•llable. Sm•ll In· P.O. Box 1560 1 1 2bd/1.S8.A 2-o•r gar, comm pooV•P•· $995. 405 Brighton Springe (H•rbor @ Vlctorl•) 714-282·7978. t VH • P Oflt. Co.ta Mas.' C. 92628 Summer :o• t one. b II n d • I n c I u d • d VII men ug ' · 248 180 VISA/MC/AMEX. or fax (714) 631·7246 * • * throughout. 1kyllght In Call 1•8()().817-e430 llvlng room, unique Can't Find Work? Retell Solas poalllon at bathroom/ venlty/ •xt.3900 You can't be looklng Out of S•nt• Fe drHalno ., •• 1 Neut,.1 too hatdl WANTED 15 Outpoat/KIO•k at c•rp•t throughout! Movcy people to flll various FHhlon 11t•nd. PT Carpor1 at•ll to •C· "'" poelllons from w.,a-w•g•• hourly+ comm. Hw~uGTON commodat• 1 vehicle TO LOAN 2914 houH to manage-Call Susanne Wiiken: U4'&.U• Included. Very bright ment. 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Muet po•MU 1trong GARAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure eve~ing is dean and repaired. IN NEWPORT COSTA MBSA 1024 IEACB 2161 ROOMS THEATER 2708 CASTING INTIRIOR 2921 DRAl'TSPIRION pl>on• 18111 •bllltl11, b• dependable, l•am or11nled. and • Hlf etarter who 11 able to work well under dead· lln11. On• yHr Hlet e11perlenc• preferred. E11eellent benefit pack•&•· M/F/ON. Drug 1creenlng/phy•I· ---~ --- CDM Fum beeutlful rm, New ~eople N.-.d OCf'I vu, pvt int. Pr•'f N p .._.. M0,._11 6 I h ' I 0 IX • ._. .,... ma• w 0 rave•· Actora. TV /,llm. 1550. 71 o4-4M4-0$24 1·2t3 ...... 1 ... 2711 .OVND 2925 POUND CAT Lrg m ... wNte a •ev w/1trtped t•. W. 111h It. CM. 948-1*7• 'oUND 1--.. 0oa on 1·11. •rown/lraoll ,amala lhe~la. (Look•.... . ApprcNI ....,.. collar. vto-$pr.,,... In H.8 . Call f4e.(19tl Ot 00 Hu"'•"• LOYel Women a todal •••••• cal required. 'or con1ld1ret1on plea11 fax r•eumt (In. chiding Hlary range d•alred) 10: Judy Oettlne •t (714) 131;e&94 .. ~ prefer a~v~rtist£e . tb the Pilot an w1 d e to the great H.B.l. u ~At respanse and f?'"-~, mer sefVlCC· custo Bill Solis ---... -- TVESOAY, MAY 27, 1997 Ne~ Bnch/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc TODAY'S CROSSWORD ·PUULE By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH LEXUS 9115 MAZDA 9125 NISSAN 9150 TOYOTA 9210 '92 Leaue LS400 Auto, NC. Full Power. Mint Condi 124,998 '91 Mazda e2e NC, Auto S8,995 Towota ol Huntington Beech M7.ass5 '98 ••ntr• ox• OrHn, AC, PS, CO, 1111. tl'70!5232 $10,943 McKenna Motors 842-2000 ·•~ Coroll• Beige, PS, A.C, casa. #074095 S7907 Mc~nna Motora 842·2000 ACROSS t Wu-coe1ed chMM 5 Toronto -Leafs 10~ 14 GrlY wolf tS Hffd9 1e ltuc'tton t7 Harvest or crescen1 -18 Nap 19 Thick wool 20 Rumrunner, e g. 22 Olsturt>t 24 Shad't 9001 25 Withered 26 Brook ~ Ouar-nllne 33 Brandish 34 Delivery 1rucks 36 CotfH holder 37 Limb 38 Part of VCR 39 Small 11rnoynt 40 Luau gar1and 41 Afresh 42 -Island 44 Cenaln water 47~Wlth llvtng quarters 48 Finger part 49 -and downs 50 Teahouse hOstoss 53 Ablort>ed 58 Cethedrat ~" 59 Kuld of lorC9 61 "Jane-· &2 On the bnny 83 Pa'1 Of a jad<e1 84 Novellt1 Murdoch 65 Type of pilot 96 Manlcurlal't board 67 Garment pert DOWN 1 Shade ueea 2 Fate 3 -BenAdhem 4 Cur 5 Mosque frequenter var 6 Qua~lled 7 Equal 8 Ceus11c aofullon 9 Strong coffee 10 Make a pit SloP 11 E~ploits 12 Seasoning 13 Shlldts 21 Prod 23 Gold Sp 25 Strength 26 Low-tying land 27 Weanes 28 Send as paymenl PREVIOUS PUZZLE IOt.VED 30 Cars 3t Saner 32 FiniShed 34 Upholstery material 35 Summer cooler 38 lnconslant 42 Lana1 43 Jordan's king 45 Beal an incumbent 46 Ooh and- 47 Enormoosly 50 Tiny fly ~ 1 Allevlato 52 currier and -53 Trick 54 Roman road 55 Anciflnt Phoenician city 56 Commentator Sevareld 57 Wnhng table 60 Male sheep 10 11 13 WATCH 11-IOSE SPOTS North·Sou~h vulneroble. South deals WEST NORTI1 •Q5 c>AKQ2 0 1092 •8'762 •K 10862 OJ986 0 87 •A5 SOt.rl'H •AJ3 <::) 10 6 4 o AQ6.C •QJ4 EAST •97-4 i::i>73 o KJ53 •KJ093 The bidding: SOU'J1J WFSf NOR11f EAST 10 •• 20 2• 2NT Pus 3NT Pu• Pus Pu• 0p<.'nlnjl ll'od: Six nf • Study the diagram above. Al\er the lt'ocl of a low apade, wh.ich nine trick11 did South collect to bring home lhc lhrec-no--lrump contract.? Oeclarcr won the openin& lead in dummy with t.he queen an<t imme- diately led the ten or diamond•. intending to run it ir Eaat followed with o low card. But EHt covered with lhe jack, declarer succeuruJly finessed the queen and noted the fall of the seven from We11t. The table was re-entered with " heart and the nine of di11mond11 was advanced. East again coveredL~nd the ace captured the k.Jns aa w eal followed with lhe eight. It waa obvi- ous to declarer that. West would never have parted with those two card11 holding anolher diamond, so the 6-4 o( diamonds were poised over East's 5 3. The remaining high heart.a were cashed in case the 11uit broke evenly but, when it did not, declarer led the board's two of dja. monds and confidently f'inessed the four for the ninth trick. Observe that the contract can be defeated if declarer goes on.er club&. East can rise with the king of the first lend of the suit and return a spade, and the defenders will come to two cl4b tricks and three 11pndes if dccJnrcr p<'r8t'VC~ll wit~ clulMI. Toyota of Huntington lleac::h 847 ... ess '93 Lexua SC400 Blk/lvory. Nauk. Full Option. Won't Lastl #030615 $30,970 '92 MHd• 920 Blk, ---------'95 Tercel Green, PS, AC, ca11, alloy• PLYMOUTH 9165 5spd, CD player. tl't95891 $7997 ll'029744 $7~7. McKanna Molor• McKenna Motor• 842·2000 '90 Vo~ager While, 842·2000 auto, PS, AC, CC, tilt, tow ro o f rack.--------- •g4 Lexua as300 MERCEDES 9130 B I a c k /I v o r y . F u II iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Option. Mint Condi ,77 4 .. 0SL B th t Lease Return ., o ops, #698838 $5847 TRUCRS 9220 Mc Kenna Mo 10 rs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 842·2000 '91 Nlaaen Plck·up 1087568 $29 817 black, 2nd local --------- • owner, 99k ml. PONTIAC 9170 '94 Lexus SC300 White/Gray. Cert/Warr. New Lexus Trade-In $1 0,500. 675· 7319. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '80 450 SL Like New. '91 Sunblrd LE, 4·dr, auto, ac and more. Blue, 4 Whl ABS wheels & tires. Liner. #423226 $5243. McKenna Motor• 842·2000 Jll017084 $29,597 Orlglnal paint. Low miles. All record•. $13,595 obo 717-7777 '92 Lexus LS400 '80 450SLC lmmac. Great Condition.--------- $3500. 714·631-8433 4X4 9221 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pull Spec. Whl/tvory. Blk/Palamlno, 95K, ---------Al lo Na k PORSCHE 9175 '90 Trooper 4x4 r suspens n. u · 2nd local owner, chrm Low ml Cert/Warr White, PS, AC, PW, · · whls, cd, Mlchellns. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii #014147 $28,725 $9500. 759-3489 cc. #70148t. $9488. '87 9245 Black. McKenna Motors '98 Lexus LS400 '81 380SLC, Blk w/ Upgraded wheels . 842·2000 White/Ivory. Hard To Palamlmo Int, pwr Sunroof, car phone. --.-9-2-R.,.-o_d_e_o_4.,..x-4.,..-- F In d I Cert/Warr . btks, sunrt, t40K ml 55900/obo. 548-3874. Manager Special Remarkable Condition 58900.obo 760-8008 ---------#308l48 St 1,988 1040205 $38,977 •'82 380SEL• SAAB 9185 McKenna Motors Aslro sllver. gray lthr. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 842 ·2000 '92 Lexus SC400 t 02k ml. Luxurious ---------Garnet/Ivory F/Opllon. auto. Beaut. cond. '92 Wrangle r 4 x4 Ml C d i C rt/W Red, hard top nt on 8 arr. Serviced before due •95 Saab 9005 #501614 St0,88t #00!8278 $25,886 dates. Obi timing blk/blk. 4·dr, 5·spd, McKenna Molars chain conversion 30k ml, snrf, alloys, 842·2000 '94 Lexus LS400 completed. $8700. abs, cloth Int. doalor C as h mere /Ivor Y · 851 ·9792 malnt, ell records. Perl•---------Full Option. Only 33k -,9-4_5_0_0_S.,..L_____ cond ln/ou1. 517,750. VOLVO 9230 mites. Cert/Warr. ... 2 2798 $33 977 While w/black 1op. (0) 7t4-955-6t 18 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "' 1 • Perfect Condition. (E) 310-376·1$70 Modern bidder• would employ a negnlive double with the Nor th hand 111\er Weal'• one-apade over- call. However, the final contract and opening lead would probably have been the t1ame. Go to lhe head of the class if you decided t.hat South's nine trick& coneiated of two spades, three hearts and four dia- monds! Learn to be a be tter bridge player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788-1225 for information. ·Lexus• Or write to: Goren Bridge Let-Mlaalon Viejo $69,900 760·9180 --------- '91 Volvo 240 Bluo/ grn. Auto, loaded. 11'430987 S99S4 McKenna Motors 842-2000 ter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, JU. 1·800·889·5398 '95 320 SL Red. Tan TOYOTA 9210 Inter. Chrome wheols, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii all options. Take ovor leasq. 548-3772 60680. •-,-9-5_L_e_x,..u_a_S.,,,....,,C-4""'0""'0--'87 Toyota Supra BMW 9030 FORD 9075 ISUZU 9100 '94 7401 Blk/blk. Like now. 16" chrome wheels, car phone $32,900. 842·8239 '92 Ford Areoater VS, Auto, NC. Full Power. Mint Condi Must Seel $9,995 '92 Isuzu Pick-up, sh\ bed, tint/bod cur. 53k ml. Clean, must seel $6500/obo. 847-0617. CHEVROLET 9045 Toyota of Huntington Beach JEEP 847-8555 9110 '85 El Camino Xlnt Condition! HONDA 9085 Stockland Shell '89 Civic Wagon $5,900 714-631-8068 $3500. 4WO , AC , '91 Chevy 5.1 o remov cass .. roof Whlto, sholl, cass, rack, PS. 559·4519. wire whls/llros 47k ml. '91 Accord Coupe I 129240 S49S6. EX. Blk, auto, PS, AC, MARINE SLIPS McKonna Motors moonroof, alloys . C 84.2·2000 #067895 $10,967 DOCKS 7022 AUTOMOBILES liAiiiiUiiiRAiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiiOiiliiiO -------Mc;:;~~~~~ors Dock Lido Isle up 10 '91 lntegra RS Rod. FORD 9075 --,-9-2_A_c_c_o_rd_L_X __ 6511 sailboat. narro a/t. 74k mis. A/C, new liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii s 11 ,500/obo 51 k ml. beam prof'd S73-7677 ACURA 9010 trs, org owner, xlnt '87 FORD VAN Conv. auto, ac, pwr, cass cond. $7,995. 760·8005 V·6. NT. P/S, A/C, new I Ires /b r akes. Low ml. Orig. Owner. 7.21-8044 '92 Jeep Wrangle r v 6, 5 ·Sp d, P /S. X1ra Cloanl Beech Corl $12,495 Toyota of Huntington Beach 847-8555 '94 4WD GRAND CHEROKEE LTD. BLACK BEAUTY Taupo Loolhor 4·0r. PERFECT: All Options + 8 Trk CD. Soll For $18,600, LOW BLUE. Call 714•544-8123 C ash mere F/Optlon Cort/Warr. APR Avl. #040101 $38,377 '94 Lexus QS300 '98 E320 Black w/Blk Lthr tn1erlor. Chrome wheels. PERFECT. $44,950. 548·3772 VS, 3.0, PS. PB, AC, 1--------- CC, Ult. Now tires & VOLKSWAGEN 9235 brakes. Mint co nd · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $5800. 714·551 ·O t 39 '92 Corolla auto, PS, AC, sunroof, CC, Ult, cass. 1356940 $7453 McKonna Motors '88 Golf 5-spd, 2·dr. Runs good. Nds minor body work. Reg 12/97 $750 OBO •63t-0757 Opsl White. F/Oplion. --------- Cert/Warr. Avail. MITSUBISHI 9145 ... 683000 $28, 798 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '85 Montero Rebuilt ---8-4-2-·-2_o_o_o __ '94 Lexus ES300 Blk/Blk. Full Option Cer1/Warr. Won't Lasll #039981 $25,977 '89 Jetta QI Wolfsburg Edition. Orig Owner•Xlnt Cond $4,900.obo 650·9195 '95 Lexus ES300 Blk/Blk. Full Option. Cort/Warr. Priced To Sell 11'097801 $28,977 '94 Lexus LS400 engine, 4WD, S·sp, air, sport/tow pkg. $5500 obo 723·1616 '92 Ecllpae Silver, auto, PS, AC, CC. #003537 $6874. M~Kenna Motors 842-2000 White/Ivory. F/Optlon. NISSAN 9150 Only 33 K. Cert/Wan. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l19S2S2 $38,977 '95 Lexus SC400 B I a c k /I v o r y . Fu It Opllon . Cert/Warr. Romarkable Condition 1040205 $38,477 '94 Lexus SC400 Cashmere/Ivory Full Op11on. Cert/Warr. Now Lexus Trade 11'038995 $32,877 '91 Nissen Sentr• 5-S pd., Cassette. Good Cond. $7,995 '92 King Cab A/C, 5-Spd, PIS. Coss. Mus1 Sool 11,495 Toyota of Huntington Beec~ 847-8555 '92 Toyota Tercel Am/Fm Casse1101 Must Seol $6,995 '93 Camry XLE VG. NC, Full Power. Mint Condi $16,495 '95 Jetta QL Grn. PS, AC. moonroof, 1111. .+'048419 $12.387 McKenna Molora 842·2000 '88 Toyota P/U '96 J e tte GLS A/C. Good Cond. Red, 5spd, PS, AC, Call Todayt $4,995 moon roof. C 0 . 11'084383 $14,751 '87 Toy P/U X·C•b McKenna Motors 4X4 . P/S, Cass. Must 1 ___ 8_4_2_·_2_0_0_0 __ Seel $8,995 '91 Camry LE Auto. A/C, Full Powor $9,995 Toyota of Huntington Beach 847-8555 Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Classified Servlce On the move? '88 Legend CPE au ,_________ $4,999 720·1722 -,9-5-A_c_c_o-rd_E_X--S-d-n, pcwcr, Asnc''·1tohm/1tmt c5ass1, BMW 9030 '91 PROBE black, auto, PS, AC, CLASSIFIED ti's tho resource you can count on 10 sell a myriad of merchan- dise items, becouse our columns compel qualllled buyers to call I '92 Lexus SC400 White/Ivory Only 39K ml. Cort/Warr. Hard to find COIO( & mlles! 10t679t $28,297 Rooms. apartments. homes Classified can satisfy your housing needs. Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read tho Clasameds Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5678 Sell your e><tra household items in Classified ' ' r n ' cy. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ABS CO rf II auto. SIF50. 675-2769. Auto, air, navy blue, • • mn • a oys. ,90 3251c Red Conv. SOK miles. $5000 obo # 040985. $14,S81 SELL your home through classified 723-tSlS McKenna Motors Loaded I All pwr, 51pd 1..,..---------84.2-2000 alarm, cd, alloy whls, '91 Ranger 4X4 VS, 5----------air bags, 79K. Low apd, a/c, c/c, full pwr. To place an ad in Bluebook Must Selll Cust whls. Xlnt condl Cleaalfl•d $14,000. 673-4282 S8K obo 645-1857 Call 842·5878. ---------842·5878 ·Lexus· Mlaalon VleJo 1 ·800·889·5398 RENT through classified ------I CLEANING CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 REMODELING SERVI CE SERVICES 3 548 MASONRY 3 5 S 7 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CARE 3 808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ADD ITI 0 NS 3 916 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ActlonLln• Electrlc BR EWER '5 TV·VCR PUBLIC NOTICE Al Kennedy Palnllng/ --------. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -------•II •80SS HOUSECLEANING Brick, Block, Slone, Tiie Small & Largo Jobs & Home Sentlcea Lawn Service. Mow/ The Calif. Public Ullli· Paperhanging Ll220902 ORCO PLUMBINQ FARTHING INTERIORS Licensed-Bonded Cone, Patio, Driveway Locat•Fast Responso Under s3oo. L#E7l660 edgo/sod/sprlnklera/ lies Commission RE· ·Old Country Tradesman· & Drain Cleaning. Kllchen/Bath/Remodol $10 00 per hour F I BBQ R f 25Y L#515863 848·8130 Acc•pt MIC & VISA cln-up. Al 986-2718 QUIRES tha1 all used Comp prlC9 984·8872 70~t/Fre'" estMsa MC Rm Additions Visa/MC CABINETS 3,.90 71,,;548·0388. pc, s. e . r. ---------CM Dale 831·1818 .. 8 2 , .... Exp. Terry 557.7594 Peterkin Electrlc · · Lve msg or call afler 5 household goods---.,..------• U 7 7705 780·8170 L#560875 73·121 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _•_B_r_l_g_h_t_H_s_e_c_l_n_l_n_g Prompt & Low Rates! Home Rtstoratlon/Remodel •GREEN MASTERS movers print. their ALL JOB Commercial Advanced Woodsystoms -Cus1om Cabinetry- Doors-Copper Celling Moldlngs · Man1els l.691650 714·998·8970 European Prof'I. Best * Best Price/Quality ros-com/sm-lg Jobs Tile/drywall/woodwork Landscaping & Malnt. P.lf.C. Cal T number; & Resldentlal Exterior ========~ SCREEN In town! Rois SYrs Exp. Lndscape, brick, Sine CSL818717 748·5255 Fences/deckS/room add Treo Trim • Removal llmos and chauffeurs Palnllng. Fencing & --------- Grace 251·9455 concr. 800-780-1007 Aoofs/general repairs. Gardentng Svc 841·5512 print their T.C:P. num· Plumblng. 444•2227 •DAN DAWSON• SERVICES 3919 CARPENTRY 3510 JAMAICA DAY·O John Doran Masonry FENCES gh'i~es. ;~~;i~ Landscape Remodeling ~8:nt!~ 1r1~0~d~:~~se~ CHUNG'S PAINTING PLUMBING Prof Cleanlng·ReS/Comm Brlck•Stone•Block Yard tune up/malnlenace, question aboul the le-23Yrs Exp-Ort Price! Water Heaters • Drains CarpeWacancles/Rels Lg/Sm Jbs•Repalra ok & DECRS 3615 HOME SERVICt;S landscapa/artlsltc design. gallty of a mover, limo Guar Work-Free Est Remodel • Ropalr Wkty/Bl·wkly 850.5859 Free Est. & Advice iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Anything & Everything ContractorlC27"604006. or chauffeur, call: Ucl375602 538·1534 Fauce1s • Flxlures MARIA'S CLEANINO L1687191 831·3832 *Wood Fences* Free Estimate. Ref's, Prof'I & E1hlcal. 645-7505 Publlc Utl!llles L1554722 • 648-8720 Mobile Screen Sent. New & Re·screenlng Llcl181S73 Bonded Roger 714-S48•0850 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Quallty Assurance Replace/Repair Low $ Mlcheel 7 56-1440 NEW LEAF Commission lk•'• Custom P ainting Psrr1 717•5729 A to z HANDYMAN tOYtt In Bus. Supplies FrH haullng/es1. Llc'd QUALITY CRAFTSMAN 7t4·558-4151 Prof, Clean, Quality ========~ STUCCO 3924 Id d •39 8704 CONTRACTORS ... Coos "74-•301 Landscape & Masonry --------------Work. Int/Ext & Doci... INSTALL/REFACE CA81NETS prov e · OJ • .... vantage t • " Carpentry•Cablne1s Doalgn/Bulld/Remodel ALL.AMERICAN Llfl7034S8 831·4810 '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Kitchens. balha, doore. •VICKI'S CLEANING GENERAL 3558 EXCELLENT WORK Eleclrlc•Plmbg•Doors Lie.fins. 748-0487 Moves·U ... Carefully '"-T Ex Tu R E COAT windows. 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