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THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA
MONDAY aRllflNO
FIRED' UP A.BOUT BUD-
GET CUTS ... Residents con-
cerned about proposed cut~
backs in the Newport Beach
Police and Fire Departments
should attend today's City
Council study session.
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The council will discuss, line
. by line, how those departments
spend money and ways to save.
Last month the council voted
to eliminate 33 positions from
the city's payroll, including five
police officers, a sergeant and a
fire captain.
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EXPENSIVE SHOWER ...
The City Council also will con-
sider tonight raising water and
sewer rates. Officials say a
7.8% water hike is necessary
because the city's water sup-
plier, the Metropolitan Water
District, recently raised its
rates.
Increases in sewer fees will
help maintain the city's sewage
system and preve nt messy back-
ups and spills.
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THI NK YOUR CHILI'S
HOT STUFF? ... The Balboa
Bay Club ch allenges local chili
cooks to enter the 21st annual
California State Chili Cookoff
Championship and prove whose
sizzling pot is the most mouth·
watering.
More than 2,000 people are
expected to attend the event,
which begins at 4:3~ p.m.
Thursday.
The earty is famous not only
for chih, but for fun. There will
~ singing. dancing and even a
Miss Chili Pepper and Mr. Hot
Sauce contest.
Tickets can be purchased for
$25 at the club's Grog Shop.
For more information, call
the club at 644-5000, ext. 177.
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OUT HOW DO THEY
TASTE? .. .In the interest of
environmental sarety and cor·
rectness, Crate and Darrel
housewares stores, including
the one in Sou1h Coast Plaza,
now use packing material made
of cornsla rch-based malerials
that break down in water.
The new "packing peanuts,"
which resemble white rice
cakes, dissolve in minutes in
cold wnter; In fact , Crate and
Barrel suggests that if you
don't reuse the peanuts to
cushion a fragile mail item, you
should dispose-of them by scat·
tering them on your lawn and
spraying them with a garden
hose.
Unlike traditional plastic
foam packaging, which environ·
mentalists complain litter and
clog waterways like Newport
Harbor, the Crate and Barrel
packing peanuts aren't made
with plaslic or "polluting
gases," according to an ex-
planatory card enclosed in the
store's packages.
To test this product, scientifi-
cally-minded Daily Pilot staff
members dumped some of the
crispy cricters m an editor's cof·
fee cup recently. The Daily
Pilot Lab can confidentially re·
port that the packing material
doe s dissolve quite well -so
effectively the unwitting editor
ingested them wi thout a com-
plaint.
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HONORING BERG ...
School board members will
honor Carol Bers, deputy su-
perintendent of the Newport·
Mesa Unified School District
ror the last four years and a
district employee since 1969, at
their Tuesday night meeting.
She is leaving to become a leg-
islative analyst with School Ser·
vices of CaHfomia, a private
consultina firm.
Berg began her career at
Newport-Mesa as a science
teacher at the former Davis
Middle School and later be·
came principal of the former
Corona del Mar Elementary
School. After positions as di·
rector of cenirecaled penoMel
and assi11an1 superinlendent,
Bera became 'CSeputy su·
perintendent in 1989. After 1he
resianadon of Superintendent
John P'tkGll in December 1991.
she served u actina su-
perintendent until current Su-
perintendent M•c Bemd was
hired in June 1993.
-c .. pll«I b10.rld Helbt
lrl1 YMol •IHI RUii LoM.
If you liked
yesterday, you'll
li~e today JUst as
much Expect
more sunshine once the douds
disappear.
See Weather, Page 2
Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
Group says school · p_lace to learn values.
. ...,. Panel ' at
church-sponsored
discu ssion says things like
honesty and respect should
be taught because many
students aren't learning
them elsewhere.
By·MA!lc S. POSNEll, STAFF Wann
NEWPORT BEACH -Amid
the controversy over a state
schools test designed to evaluate
how much students are learning, a
group of some 70 people gathered
Sunday night to discuss who
should teach children values.
·Some panelists and audience
members made hinting references
to the California Learning Assess-
ment System, but rarely did the di-
alogue directly address the CLAS
test.
However, the discussion cen-
tered around what values ap·
propriately can be taught in public
schools.
A seven-member panel as-
sembled for the St. Mark Presbyle-
rian Church forum agreed that
core values -such as honesty, in-
tegrity, respect and being on time
-should be taught in schools be-
cause many students aren't learn·
ing them elsewhere.
"We're embarrassed thnt we
have to ask who should teach ou r
children values," moderator Gary
Collins said. "Thirty or 40 years
ago, the answer would have been
the church and the parents."
Corona Del Mar High School
Principal Tom Jacobson said that
some values should be taught in
school; his school has a program
dubbed: "R-squared equals re-
spect and responsibility."
Children learn values from a va-
riety or places, including television
and peers, and that isn't always
good, Jacobson said. .
But teaching values isn't some-
thing that sh~uld be left to schools
alone, Jacobson said.
"Most educators I know would
say it's not a single responsibility
of the schools," he said. "I believe
the primary teacher of values still
is the home."
Home is where John and Sue
Andrews, who have two children
aucnding Corona Del Mar High,
said they felt most comfortable
with valu es being taugh t.
While the two agree that things
such honesty, integrity nnd punctu-
ality are safe topics for schools,
others go beyond that inlo · arens #
thaf schools don't have a right to
interpret as appropriate, John An·
drews said.
As Cor the contro\'c rsial CLAS
exam, panelists who directly ad-
dressed it said it wa s misJnder·
stood but appropriale.
Beverly Locke, a Palm Sprang!>·
area sch ool adminis1ratC>r and a
member of the St. Mark congrega-
tion, suid the detailed reading and
interpre1ation that the exam a!>ks
for is used to determine if stu·
dents ·are learning lO read and
write, not to analytically study
their responses.
QUUTION
Shmlld SC .... I
teach vatun?
A panel at a church dis-
cussion Sunday said value!>
like honesty and respect
should be taught in schools.
Whnt do yo u think?
Should schools be respon·
siblc for instill ing ~uch val-
ues in students, or should
they come from home? Can
some values be taught with·
out mnking moral judg-
•. ments?
Leave your name and
·comments on our Reade~
Hotline, 642-6086.
A different
·taste of
Kaiser
..,. School successfully
switches annual carnival to
event celeb ratin g diversity.
P arent!>, ~1 udcnt!> anJ
neighbor!. got a different
taste of Co!>ta ~tcsa's Ka...,cr
Elcmeniary School on Sunda).
Ethnic food and JCll\ tic~
highlighting cultural J\\...irent:'!i ,
replaced tcx1boolo..!> and cta ... )room
decorum for four hour~ all the
)Chool hosted ii!> fir)t-c,cr ··Ta::.tc
of Kai)cr" fu nd rJi!>cr 1ha1
replaced c:irnl\ah. held in )Car::.
past .·
"It's been an incredible
success," said Bonnie Brigman. a
third-grade teacher v.ho v.a~
working on a quilt with a group of
her former )tutknb. "I had a hJrd
time finding a parlo..ing ~pace. I
lo.new it wa!> a ::.uccess "hen I
pulled up." •
C11unorHu AuAr. 0>11u l'1Lor
Sara Dennis, a fifth-grader at Kaiser Elementary, is soaked by a blast between the eyes at the "Taste of Kaiser" event.
for 1he price of t\\O lid.ct., -a
50-cent don:lllon -people
\lo.etched and colored 11em'
rcprei>en1ing thcm .. che!> in a
bo\cd panel on the quilt.
ON THI COVIil
The paintin$ on top of
pase 1 today 1s by local
artist Marie Taggart. For
information on original
paintin~, call 546-0784.
LOCALS ONLY
llLYla ANCHO• AWAltDS
The Dolphins Division of
the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce will
salu te the unsung heroes of
our local community
Tuesday at the 27th Annual
Silver Anchor Awards
breakfast beginning at 7:15
a.m. at the Newport Beach
Marrioll Hotel &. Tennis
Club. Cost is $20 per
person. For more
information, call 729-4400.
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A CLOSER LOOK
Newport pushing hard for
second airport in county
...,. City has spent about
$3 million trying to find
site. Residents of
South County say stay
away from El Toro.
BY DAVID HsaTZ, STAFF Wuru
NEWPORT BEACH -What 's
the price you pay for maintai ning
a quality of life envied by the en-
tire nation?
About $3 million, if it means
keeping John Wayne Airport from
getting any bigger.
According to city officials, New-
port has doled out at least thnt
much since November 1982, when
the city first hired Assistant City
Manager Ken Delino and directed
him to find a site for a second
county airport.
"Oearly, the airport is a quality·
of-life issue to the city of NC'Nport
Beach/' Cily Manager Kevin Mur·
phy said. '1'he number of ni&hts
and the amount of noise from that
airport has a direct impact on
housina prices and the desirabilitr
of livina on boch sides or the bly.'
Ourina the next year, Dtlino's
effons will be called to question.
Have all the e~pcnsive &1udie1
t"Onvinccd South County residents
that a commercial airport 11 El
Toro Marine Corps Air S111ion is
Not on your million-dollar ' lives,
say South County leaders.
"If John Wayne Airport doesn't
impact Newport Beach residents,
why has the city spent millions of
dollars and a great deal of staff
time to find another airport site?"
Laguna Hills Councilwoman Melo-
dy Carruth said. ·•we don't want
to sec another Inglewood in the
middle of South County."
South County residents O\'et·
whelmingly oppose a commercial
airport at the Marine base, citing
concerns about noise, traffic nnd
pollution. '
As far as Newport official are
concerned, the folks down sout h
arc prematurely panicking.
Delino insists that a quiet air·
port capable of scrvicina long·
dj$tance flights could be planted
on the Marine ba e without of-
fending nearby neighborhood .
The base is expected to close
sometime before the turn of the
century because of cuts in the na·
tional defense budget Newport of·
faci1l1 rallied for the base's closure
-Mayor Carena: Turner even
flew to Washington, O.C., and
asked tht feds 10 close it down .
Turner has also tried to pct·
1u1de seYeral South County aroups
that an envaronmentally f ricndly
airpon couki be situated in their
communltf.
"I've said, 'Look, here's 1he tee·
nario. You can impose curfews,
'"---------------' workable? .......... "-.
See KAISIAJ Pa1e 4
Reunited
I Monday, May 23, 1994
LOCALS ONLY
MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, S.0-1224, txt. 363
. Nauonal Anxiety Month
Is stressing me out Boat peopte know how to take care · of their own .
; T his is National Anxiety Month, a time to explore
' your phobias, neuroses and lRS audit notices
with millions of other stressed-out Americans.
According to studies, a quarter of the population
suffer from anxiety disorders, like cash flow, but they
don't recognize their symptoms -
until their hair falls out.
59 and
Holding
Recognition is imperative so you
can be a more informed and
productive worrier. To assist you in
this goal arc anxiety disorder
screening programs, which are
tougher to pass than your driver's
license test. A few relaxing yoga
exercises arc recommended to help
you r score. .
Anoth er worthy cause that
deserves our participation is "Take A
Stressed-out Friend to Lu nch This
Week." There's nothing like
unloadin$ on an old pal with a
two-martini tranquilizer to waft you
out of the doldrums.
However, in thinking it over, I've been concerned
my friends might be offended if I regarded them as
sufficiently strung-out to qualify for a therapeutic
lunch. It's 0 .K. to be harassed, harried, bugged and
fed-up, but I'm not sure where stressed-out fits on the
anxiety scale.
This shortage of candidates forced me to consider
calling some far-out acquaintances I haven't seen for
years. Like H.J.J., a colorful character who consults
psychics instead of lawyers for all he.(' important
decisions. One crystal ball reader picked out two of
her former husbands, vowing they were her slaves in
former lives -although they never even mowed the
lawn in this life.
When I telephoned, her voice had a new regal
timbre; undoubtedly acquired from learning she
reigned as queen in her previous re-incarnation. I felt
as if she was granting me an audience, and if she
learned my mission she might order me to the tower.
I also tracked down Denise Z. a contemporary artist
\Oho recycles Brillo pads, tin cans and styrofoam pizza
boxes into contorted sculptures with titles like HOPE
and DESPAIR. Just last week the Environmental
Protection Agency in Washington purchased one of
her sculptures name Earth Mother, as an example of
recycling non biodegradable material.
Denise was far too elated to explore her anxie ties.
In desperation, I finally called W.T.M., a man who's
been in psychoanalysis for 20 years, except when his
analyst was on vacation. On 1hese occasions J
performed as a substitute listener while he went down
his laundry list of identity crises.
L ENDING A HELPING HAND
-It all began when Phil
Tour couldn't find his
well-filled wallet. Employees and
friends searched everywhere in his
offices at Balboa Pavilion, without
success.
Local
Scene
Tom Grey, who
runs the tackle
shop, said Tozer
should retrace his
steps while en
route to work. Bob
Black, president of
Catalina Passenger
Services, offered to
accompany them on
a rerun of the day's
earlier rounds.
Tozer recalled
1hat he had stopped
at Balboa
Pharmacy, where
he had brushed
against "a rather large gentlem an.''
Aha! Was it possible that Tozer's
. purse had been filched?
They rushed to the drugstore,
noting th at a pickpocket's modus
operandi wo ul d be to extract the
negotiable contenls, th en discard the
empty wallet in the nearest trash
' can.
There were two rubbish containers
nearby. Gray took one, Dlack the
other. And there they were,
rummaging away, when a car pulled
up to the curb. The driver was a
longtime buddy, Max Dlllm.n, of
local tavern fame .
Dillman bricny surveyed the
scene, then opened the window and
held out his hand, waving a $20 bill.
"Hey, guys, you don't have to do
that," he said. "Here, take this
money and get yourselves a decent
meal."
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ONLY IN NEWPORT RICHE -
Theit sole mission is to raise funds
for Share Our Selves, the Costa
Mesa facility devoted to helping the
hunf.ry and homeless.
Its the formidable SOS "A
Team," an all-women volunteer
organization headed by elegant
Kathy Thompson of China Cove.
There were some pressing matters
on a recent agenda, and President
Thompson summoned members to a
meeting.
Was it scheduled for SOS
headquarters, ~here key staffers
were to address the troops? Was it
hefd at the Thompsons' showplace
residence?
Don't be silly. This is Newport
Beach. What Ms. Thompson did was
charter a yacht, take all the workers
(speakers and all) on a harbor cruise
-alighting at The Cannery
Restaurant for lunch -and then
proceed to enlis1 maximum support
for a most worthy cause.
Was il effective? The "captive
cruise" was a mind-boggling success,
netting monies far beyond
expecta1ions. This technique, one
charity 'Yorker conceded, is known as
"painless e~traction."
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COME RIGHT IN, ALL YE
GROUCHES, AND TAKE A PEW -
Hardly had the massive portals
swung open the other day (when our
born-again Church of the Querulous
Churls reopened for business), than
there was a queue of curmudgeons
waiting to-sound off.
First in line, as expected, was
anti-smoking vigilante Ginny Pursell
or Balboa, who was huffing but not
purring.
She's grousing again about the
pipe implanted in my fuzz.
Her lates t scolding: "Get with it,
kid. Tobacco is a plant consumed by
only two creatures: humans and
large green worms. And one of these
species doesn't know any belier.
Which one are you?"
· (AJJ I can say, g~ntle Ginny, is
that there must be a lot of us worms
-espeCially the cigar-chomping
va riety -still wriggling around.
There were two 'smokers' ~taged
recently -one at Carmelo's
ristorante in association with the
CITYSID•
COSTA MESA An
85-mpb, six-freeway ch ase
landed James Bortel Davis in
jail when the two-county trek
ended at his Costa Mesa home.
Davis, 29, was being held on
$10,000 bail on suspicion of
felony evading arrest after he
sprinted away from Huntington
Beach pol ice officers , Lt. Clyde
Stuart said.
Police said they followed
Davis north on the San Diego
(405) freeway, north on the San
Gabriel River (605) Freeway,
cast on the Pomona (60)
Freeway, south on the Orange
(57) Freeway, east on the
Riverside (91) Freeway, south
on the Costa Mesa (55) and
back north ·on the San Diego
Freeway.
The South Coast Plaza Summer
Food & Wine festival to benefit the
Food Distribution Center and
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen will be
held June l at Crystal Court in Costa
Mesa.
The culinary festival will feature
more than 30 of South Coast Plaza,
Crystal Court, Village and Town
Center's finest restaurants and
Hi-Time folks, the 01he r at The
Riviera in tandem with ManJlt
Daln's Tinder Box -and both were
packed to the smokestacks. Carmelo
Monto says they may become
monthly attractions -far from
whiffing distance, of course, of
discriminating diners.) .
The next' grouch was ill-humored
Dill Ruddlman, who said he's been
waiting yea~s to iet this beer off his
concave chest:
"How can we kiU that most banal
of expressions, 'Have a nice day,' to
which we are subjected ad nauseom?
l have a suggestion. Next time
so'meone says it, whilsl looking over
your head or at the next customer in
line, grab the cretin's arm and snarl,
"In case l don't, where ca n I reach
you?'"
(Thanks, Dill, for sharing that with
us. Have a nice day.)
Well, that's all the space available
today. If you'd care to contribute to
the swelling course of complaints,
si mply send your pet peeve to "Dear
Crabby," c0 the Church of Querulous
Churls, located nt the intersection of
Gadny and Nitpicker Avenues, right
here in downtown Crnbby Corners.
Letters Qddresscd to ''De:ir
Flabby" '~H be ignored.
Selah.
Jerry Ko/Jrin's column runs
Mondny nnd Wrdncsday.
various Calif omia wineries,
breweries, gourmet coffee producers
and bottl~d water distributors.
Also featured are restaurant critic
Elmer Dills and Pandemoniwn Steel
Drum Band. Cost is $30 per person,
and includes food sampling, wine
tasting, beverages and entertainment.
For more infonnation, call
435-2160.
Turn ing up for lunch in a blazer and a beret, he was
jollier and more confident th an I'd eve seen him. He'd
either received his diploma from his analyst or it was
temporary euphoria. Neither. The gentleman had
discovered Zen meditation, which he vowed was
cheaper and more effective than the couch.
The chase began about 12:20
a.m. Saturday when police
working in a "narcotics crime
area" approached Davis, Stuart
said. Davis reacted by sprinting
to his van, locking the door and
speeding off to the freeway,
Stuart said.
Officers wh o were waiting for
Davis at his Bermuda Drive
borne tackled him as he
sprinted for the door, Stuart
said. Officers got the address
by running Davis' license plate
during the hour-Jong chase,
Stuart said.
Cl• h 177 c ••'11111111 ..... 3
Soon National Anxiety Month will be over wit hou t
my participation. It's beginning to stress me out.
Nnncy Mcintyre's column runs Monday.
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A workshop offering tips for cru ising around
Catalina Island will meet at 7 p.m. June 3 at
Orange Coas1 College's Sailing Center, 1801
W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
For more information, caU 645-9412.
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Costa Men: 66/5 7
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Vuiable winds 10 knots from the
south with 3 foot swells. Visibility o(
about 12 miles and little change from
weekend contditions.
The Looking Back feature
that usually runs Monday
will not appear today. The
column will return next
week.
LUNCH MENU
Newport Meso Elcmcntory
school meals this week:
Today -Cheeseburger
deluxe or turkey pally he.ro
with barbecue sauce, lettuce,
pickles and tomato, tater
tots with ketchup, milk.
Tuesday -Taquitos with
refried beans and sour
cream or turkey pally hero
with barbecue sauce, tossed
gre en salad, 'h fresh banana
with chocolate dip, milk.
Wednesday -Duild your
own turkey sub sandwich
with pickles and lettuce,
fresh fruit, homemade
cookie, choice of milk.
Thursday -Oven fried
chicken, whole ke rn el corn,
mixed fruit cup, homemade
whole wheat roll, milk.
Fridny -Spaghetti with
meatballs or turkey patty
hero with barbecue sauce,
tossed green salad with
Italian dressing, warm apple
crisp, choice of milk.
GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Sign up today for · DUFFIELD'S
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TODAY
IUIMm ---· UCTUa Attention Deficit Disorder affects 20%
of the American population. Ritalin is
the dnia or choice for treatment of
ADO, but it's not without controversy.
Coastline Counsclin& Center, 1200
Quail St., suite IOS, in Newport Beach
is sponsorina a lecture Crom 7 to 8:30
p.m. that discu11es the pros and cons
of Ritalin and how it works to treat
ADD. A SS donation is suggested to
attend. Call 476-0991 for details.
UTAllCIA Ill ... fUND aAllU
Help Estancia High School raise
money for its Grad Night and enjoy :i
Mexican dinner. Dine a1 Acapulco
Mexican Restaurant, 1262 S.E. Bristol
In Costa Mesa between 5 p.m. and 9
p.m. today, mention Estancia Hi'h
School, and the school will receive
25% of the cost of your meal. For
reservations or information, call
754-6528.
TUUDAY
CINTla SH IOCIAL MOUa
Center 500, a prominent support
group of the Orange County
Performing Arts Center in Costa
Mesa, will hold its monthly social hour
for members and auests at The Center
Oub, adjacent to the Performin& Arts
Center, from S:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Admission is free to members and SS
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CdM's Boyce a double qualifier
..,.. Sea King second in Div. II
long jump, fourth in 100 to
advance to Masters Meet.
BY R.ICHAllD DUNN, SPOll'S WtJTU
LONG BEACH -These track
and field meets in big stadiums filled
with thousands of spectators arc not
experiences Jason Boyce of Corona
dcl Mar High has ever had.
Only a few weeks ago did he ac-
tually begin to take the sport seri-
ously. So the last thing he wants to
do is get fidgety bcfor~ competing in
the Masters Meet Friday night at
Cerritos College.
Veterans Stadium. •
"Again, you've got to treat it like
any other meet, because if you break
your stride and try to do something
you're not capable of doing, you're
going to screw up;" Boyce said.
Actually, it app.ears that ..Royce, a_
Parade All-American soccer player in
1993, needs to practice what he
preaches.
"He's· the one who's always telling
us not to think about it and just go
out and do it,'\said teammate Scott
Klase, part of CdM's 400 relay team
that finished eighth (43.33) and did
not qualify for the Masters.
Boyce, who anchored the relay in
which Brian Hogan and Chris Hong
also competed, finished second in the
Division II finals in the long jump,
soaring 22 feet, 9V• inches on his last
allcmpt 10 qualify No. 4 for the Mas-
ters.
The top five ·competitors from the
· Masters Meet in all events advance
to the stale meet June 3-4, also at
Cerritos College.
"(Boyce) had a full week of prac-
tice last week, and a full week of
pr.acwce hef.ore the (Sea View)
league finals, but other than that,
he'd only practiced about four or five
tim'es the whole year," CdM. jump
and sprint coach Erich Moreno said.
Boyce, still nursing a pulled groin
muscle, repeated in the finals what
he did in the CIF preliminaries:
Reach ·his furthest in the long jump
on his last try.
This time, it was a career best,
after going 22·6, 2Z-5~ and · 22-7,
tying his PR, on his th ird allempt.
"I had the division won, until
(Jesus) Reyes (of Chino) pulled 6ne
off at the last minute,'' said Boyce,
referring 10 Reyes' winning effort of
23-11/i on his final at1emp1.
"I guess I just concentrate more
Monday, May 23, 1994 5
Boyce, a senior, and headed for
the University of Washington on a
s.occcr scholarship, a sport that con-
sumes most of his time, qualified for
the prcstjgious Masters in two
events, the 100 meters and long
jump, Saturday during the CIF
Southern Section Division II finals at
In the 100, Boyce sprinted to a
fourth-place finish in 11.06, ,and will
enter the Masters with the eighth·
best overall time. See IOYCl/Pa9e 6 Cd M's Jason Boyce (center) finished fourth in 100 meters at CIF Division II Finals Saturday.
Heads wins shot,
second in discus
at Div. II finals
~ Newport senior def ends one crown, • but is only local girl to make Masters.
BY RlcHAJU> DUNN, SrollTS Wllmll
LONG BEACH -Of the five area girls sched-
uled 10 compete in the CIF Southern Section Di-
vision II track and field finals Saturday at Veter-
ans Stadium, only one, Newport Harbor High's
Gina Heads, extended her season.
Heads, a senior, repeated as Division II cham-
pion in the shot put, heaving 42 feet, w. inches on
her fourth and fin al attempt, qualifying for. the
Masters Meet for the third consecutive year.
She also qualified for the Masters -Friday
night at Cerritos College -in the discus, after fin-
ishing ~econd behind Arroyo Grande's Nadia
Lopez (136-9) with a
throw of 136-1. It will
'l·m still ready to
throw farther.•
also be Heads' third
straight trip to the Mas·
ters in the discus, an
event she has won at
that meet the past two
-GINA tlEADI years with personal-best
Newport Harbor senior throws.
Heads won the shot
put last year at the CIF
Division II finals (41-11) and owns a personal best
of 45-71A, accomplished against Santa Margarita
April 14 in a Sea View League dual meet that
capped a string of four consecutive meets with a
PR, including winning the Arcadia Invitational.
"I'm still ready to throw farther," Heads said of
her winning effort.
Heads, who won the discus last year at the Mas-
ters with a 142-9, her career best, reached a sea-
son-high 140-7 at the league finals May 6. She had
only a remote chance of obtaining that mark on
Saturday.
"When girls arc throwing it 136 feet with a tail
wind, that's a good throw,'' Newport Harbor
weights coach Tony Ciarelli said. "I think she's
ready to break out in the discus, and the Masters
Meet is where she's had a PR the last two years."
SHAttNA NOllELEET, DAILY l'ILOT
Titt, Gonzales live
to throw another
day; Masters next
..,.. Tift settles for second in sho~ Gonzales
fourth in discus at Div. II section finals .
Bv R.lcHAAD DUNN, S1>ous W11.1Tu.
LONG DEACH -There were no bells and whi~
tles for Ne" port Harbor High 's strong men Saturday
at the CIF. Southern Section Division II track :ind
field finals. Bui consistency in the discus for Steve
Gonzales and :i rational outlook in the shot put for
Wade Tift, qualified both seniors in their respective
events for the celebrated Masters Meet Friday night.
Tift, the state leader in
the shot at 61 feet, 6 inch-
es, finished second behind
Claremont's Jeremy 'Lin-
genfelter, the only throw-
er in the entire four-
divi ion field to reach a
personal record (59-lOV•).
Only three shot putters
did better in the finals at
Veterans Stadium than
they had the previous
week :it the CIF pre-
liminaries, chiefly because
of changing wind patterns.
and a shot put ring Cle·
signed for collegiate
throwers that's 8-10-10
feet more narrow on each
side.
'I don't care
about being No. 1
going into the
Masters Meet.
What matters is
getting in the top
five and getting to
state.'
-WADE m
Newport Harbor senior
It was only the se'-'ond meet this year that Tift did
not win, the first being the Pasadena Games. He
qualified No. 2 for the Masters Meet with a launch
of 58-3, the first time in three weeks he did not
reach 60 feet.
"He \\3S a little tense, because I think he's putting
pressure on himself," Newport Harbor weights coach
Tony Ciarclli said. "He wants to throw farther than
he's throwing, so he puts pressure on himself. If )'OU
just stay within yourself and do what you can do. it
comes. But it's when you're n_ot satisfied with "hat
you're doing when you tend to press."
The top five competitors from the Masters Meet
advance to the state meet, also at Cerritos College, Newport Harbor's Gin~ H~ads explodes Saturday at V~terans
Stadium, en route to winning another CIF Southern Section 01-
••• NUDS/P•1• 6 vision II shot put title. She earned a silver medal in the discus. June 3-4.
Tift hit 58-1 v~ on his first attempt, then 58·3, be·
fore faulting on his final two throws.
"I'm ju'st not in the rhythm that I should be . in
right now," Tift said. "I know 1 can beat (Lin·
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''I don't think there are
five airls (from all four di·
visions) that can throw over
136 feet, but ir you're talk·
ing about placing at state
and getting up on the medal
srage, she need& about JO
more feet," aarelli said.
Heads qualified No. 3 for
the Masters Meet, finishing
behind Delores Tuimploau
of Channel Islands (46-6tn)
and Peka Laulu of Nogales
(43-9). Heads was the No. 2
qualifier in the discus be·
hind Lopez.
In other field events, Har·
bor's Misty May, second in
the state last year in the
r--tligh jump (5-10), did not
compe1e because of a con·
flicl with a coach, according
to a source who preferred to
remain anonymous.
Newport senior Lindsey
~ Curtis finished -fourth in ttle
~ Division JI 300-meter hur·
dies (47.49), and junior
teammate Cara Heads (99-3
in the discus) Jailed to ad·
vance to the Masters.
Corona del Mar's Tracy
Clark, running the toughest
3,200-meter heat of the day
in Division II, was eighth in
11 minutes, 29.46 seconds.
By the third lap, Cfark
was in fifth place. But mid-
way through the fifth lap,
Buena Park's Carrie Gar·
ritson -the Orange County
record-holder in 1hat event
( 10:32) -broke away from
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huge lead the rest of the
way to win in 11:00.12.
SURVIVORS:
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genfelter) if I Ccel $ood· I'm not
really upset, but I wish I would've
won. People say rhat you lost, but
in all of CJF, it's still pretty good
to get seoon~ when you think
about it.
"I don't care about being No. 1
going into the Masters Meet.
What matters is getting in the top
five and getting to state. Hey, I'm
bound to lose some; I'm just' $lad
it's now instead of state or nation·
als."
The shot put was even tougher
for Gonzales, whose first throw of
53-3 was his best of the compcti·
tion, giving him seventh place in
Division II, but short of a berth in
the Masters Meet.
"Who would've known last
Monday that 53-6 would get you
10 the Masters?" Ciurelli pon -
dered, referring to the ninlh and
final qualifying spot won by Long
Bench Pofy's Brandon Whiting
(53-61/4).
"(Gonz3lcs) didn't have a good
week of practice in the shot. The
confidence wasn't there. But if he
would've known that (53-61/4)
would qualify for Masters, I think
(his appronch) would've been diC-
(erent."
Gonzales, however, qualified
No. 4 in the discus, after finishing
fourth in Division II with a 167-3,
a mark he reached twice, in addi·
tion to a 167-1 on his initial throw.
"That's what gets you to• the
state meet -consistency," Ciare!li
said.
Gonznles, whose personal best is
177-9, improved his throw at the
CIF prelims by 10 feet.
"Now I can just concentrate on
the discus, because I didn't make
it in the shot," Gonzales said. "I
was pretty consistent with my
throwing; 1ha1's pretty weird hit-
ting 167 feet three times."
•mlfLY
Two local PNll
·earn awards at 1894 nnllll
HUNTINGTON
BEACH -A pair of 1'_..
local riders captured -W-
numerous awards at
the season-ending In·
terscholastic Equestrian League
horse show, Sunday a1 the Hun-
tington Beach Central Park
Equestrian Center.
Newport Harbor High fresh-
man Molly Warmington wrapped
up overall varsity championships
-based on four meets this sea·
son -in the hunt-seat eq-
uitationand jumper classes.
Warmington, riding Little
Caesar, also wound up second
(or reserve champion) in the
overall varsity points race and
the varsity working hunters class.
Lizzy Hanauer of Laguna
Beach High, who came in with a
five-point lead over Wn rmington
in the overall varsity points race,
held on to win the overall
crown.
Warmington won the hunt·
seat equitation competition Sun·
day, was third in the varsity IEL
medal class and sixth in the
working hunters.
Corona del Mar High junior
Erika Sparks had an even more
productive day, winning meet
3nd overall season champion-
ships in jumpers, hunt-sent eq-
uitalion, equ1ta1ion over fences
and working hunters on 1he jun-
ior varsity level.
equitation, second in c9uitntion
over fences and eigh th an work·
ing hunters ot Sunday's competi·
rion.
't was the inaugural SClbOn
for the lEL, in·cluding Sonta
Margarita, Lagu na Beach, El
Toro and St. Margaret's. All
IEL members competed in a
similar non·ClF sanctioned
league based in Los Angeles last
year.
lllncock vletOPIOul
VENTURA
Costa Mesa speed· ~ ~
way motorcycle rider ~
Greg Hancock to------
taled 15 points to win the Amer-
ican Speedway Final S:uuraay
night at the Ventura Raceway.
Hancock topped runners-up
Billy Hamill of Monrovia and
Josh Larsen of Balboa by two
points to earn a qualifying berth
for the Inter-Continental Final,
which is the next step to the
World Individual Championship.
Costa Mesa's Bobby Schwartz
totaled seven points, three
points behind the fifth and final
Inter-Continental qualifier and
good for eighth place.
Phebus 2nd In NCAA
ATHENS, Ga. -
Former Corona del • •
Mar High 1ennis ,,_-
standout Keri Phe-
gles final In lhc 13-year hi5tory
or the tournament, upset top·
seeded Laxmi Poruri on the
road to the final.
Phebus became the first un·
seeded player to reach the final
since 1983 when GiGi F¢rnan-
dez of ciemson accomplished
the feat.
Phebus who lost in the first
round of the Pac-JO indoor sin-
gles tournament in February,
won five matches, before seltling
for runner-up honors.
OCC'I Tl'mllll8I 111111
NORWALK ,... i
Orange Coast Col-_.1,..
lege 90phomore Ul-T
ysses Trammell fin·
ishcd sixth in the 100 meters at
Saturday's Community College
State Track and Field Champi-
onships at Cerritos College.
Trammell, the No. 4 qualifier
Crom the southern region, posted
a time of 10.73 seconds.
Fullerton College sophomore
Kevin Carlson, bound Cor South·
em California College, cleared 7
fee t, V• inch to win the high
jump gold medal.
Schaefer runs wen
VAN NUYS ,... i
Sou1hern California _. t.:.
Coll ege sophomore r
Jason Schaefer broke
BOYCE
Appell's CIF 3,200 finish
ruined by asthma attack
Sparks, riding Heart or Gold,
also claimed lhc season's overall
individual junior varsily champi-
omhip trophy, and earned the
season's top-poin1-ge11er award,
contested be1ween varsity, junior
varsity and freshman riders.
bus, a sophomore at UCLA, fin·
ished runner-up in singles at
Saturday's NCAA Champion·
ships at the University of Geor-
gia tennis complex.
Phebus, a 20-year-old New-
port Beach resident, fell 7-6 (7-4
in the tic-breaker), 6-2 10 th ird·
seeded Angela Leniere of the
host Georgia Dulldogs in the
final. ·
1hc magic four-minute barrier
for 1,500 meters Saturday, clock-
ing a lime or 3 minutes, 59.25
seconds to win his heat at 1hc
Asics Twilighl Distance Classic
at Birmingham High.
Schaefer used the meet ns a
1Unc-up (or this weekend's
NAIA Nationals, Thursday
through Saturday at Asuw Pa·
cific University, where he will
compete in the 800.
freMPa9el
(on 1he last jump). When there's
pressure, you can rise to the occa-
sion by relaxing. I think because 1
haven't trained, or barely trained,
I'm happy. I'm not satisfied, but
I'm happy. Coach (Moreno) be-
lieves in me; he· thinks 1 can pop
off a 23-footer. l just need to work
a little more on landing."
LONG BEACH -Estancia
High junior Johann Appell suf-
fered a second bout with whet
has been diagnosed as exercise-
induced asthma at S3turday's
CJF Divisfon JU Track and
Field FiJlal£ at Long Beach Cily
College.
Appell, who first suffered the
bronchial tube contractions
Nov. 3 at the two-mile mark of
the Pacific Coast League Cross
Country Finals, had not been
hampered by any breathing
problems, until Saturday's 3,200
meter final.
"He was in second place with
about 200 meters left in the
race, but he had another
asthma attack and had to walk
the final 100 meters to the fin·
ish line," said his father
Charles Appell, Estancia's dis·
lance coach.
Newport Harbor senior
Megan Mahoney, riding a fill-in
(Huntington) for her own in-
·jured mounl, finished second in
the freshman division's hunt-sent
Phebus, the firsl UCLA ~layer
to make an NCAA womens sin·
His previous best in the 1,500
was 4:02.96.
Doyce and the CdM 400 relay
became the school's first to com-
pe1e in a CJF sprinl final since Pat
McGrath ran the 400 in 1986.
"He wound up seventh with
a time of 10 minutes, 7 sec·
onds, but he would have quali-
fied for the Masters Meet had
he finished in the top three,
based on times," Charles Ap·
pell said.
DEEP SIA FISHING
SUNDAY'S FISH COUNTS
D-•Y-• L"k•r -5 boats, 286 illnglers. 1 white SH b.us 322 bur.icud~ 21 calico
bus, 39 nnd bus, 4 sculpin, S shttphead, 1 h;illbut, 26 bfu~ perch, 10 op;ileye.
LOCAL SCHEDULI
TODAY
Friday, Boyce will become the
first CdM runner to ever compete
in the boys 100 meters at rhe Mas-
ters Meet.
Newp"' ""411•1 - 7 ~ts. 265 anglers. 9 yeUowt.lil, 2 white sea bus, 218 bonito,
69 barrillcuda, 40 c;ilico bus, 1l u.nd bus, 9 rodfish, tS sculpin, 1 blue perch, 2 yellowtin cro;iker, 371 m;iclerel.
Track a11tl fleltl
lntermedio11e school girls -
Newport·MUill District prelims aJ
Newport Harbor, J p.m.
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===:=:::;:::;:;;::== wu flied on 3127/92 In the TO THE·HIGHEST BIDDER Its comp1et•ne11 or cor· 11 is posslbl• thal 11 th• pued• 1t1mar 1 un Nrviclo TABLE & CHAIRS • SOOA =~m'E~~~Rf: PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~':*N~(~1c11:;:: PUBLIC NOTICES County ol Orenge Original FOR CASH (in the forms reclness)." Th• beneliclary time ol sll• the opening de rtftftmcil d• •l>OiJ•dos DISPENSER TION SERVICES DIVISION cna1171893 above on· Mey 3, ,994 Fii• No FS26S20 which at• l1wtvl t9"der In under said Deed of Trust, bid may be ,..., than the 0 • una oOclna de 1yUda 8-220 DIANE SHRAKE. AT CITY HALl, n FAIR F I I Jamel Rob.rt Shelton PUBLIC NOTICE AB Umlted a Cabfomla the United States) and/or by reason ol a breach or total Indebtedness due. legal (vea •I dirK'lorlo ttl• MISC. WOOD • MISC ORIVE COSTA MESA let t oua This atal«nent was filed ----~---i llmlt•d partnership, 9'50 the. cashier's certi~ed or default In the o0ligati0<\I Date: 5118194 fonlco). BOXES, DRESSER, GLASS CALIFORNIA ' B"alnesa Neme with ttwl County C*1c of c n•t 111503 South Coast DriV•, Costa other checks spec11led In secuted th.,•by, het•lo-WESTERN RECON· CASE NUMBER CAGE 4 CHAIRS MARY T ELLIOTT Sta~enMnt Orange County on Maye. STATEMENT OF MHa CA 112626 ClvU Code Secjlon 2924h lor• executed and deliv· VEYANCE COMPANY (Numeto del CasoJ B·261 KEN BITTING, • • The following persons 11te 1994 ABANDONMENT OF AB
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Qroup 950 South (pay1ble In lull al th• tlme ert<I to the und.,slgned I INC Hid Trust .. ' 94-1Me81 MISC. BOXES, TABLE • D•puty City Clerk doing business as: Fe0t191 E OF ICTl..,.OUS Cout Drlv•' Costa Mesa of sale to T.D. Service written Declaration of De-"•• f BOOI< STAND BACK Published N•wporl ULTIMATE CHOICE, 3001 us , " CA 112826 • • Company) •II right, 1111• fa.µlt and Demand for Sale, Br T .D . SERVICE Th• name and addtHI 0 PACK. REFRIGERATOR -2 Beach.Costa MHa Dally R•dhltl #toe, Cost• Mell. Published Newpoft lleach-BUllNEIS NAMI! Thi• bUtlneu was con-and interest conveyed to and written nollce of de-COMPANY, agent ttw1 court la: (El nombr• Y OVENS 2 BEDS Pilot May 20 21 23 24 CA 92628 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May
The followl.1hperson~ duct•d by 1 general part· and now held by 11 under faull and of •lectlon to Br Traer Fritch, A.-dlr.cclon d• la cone es) C·028 ED CRAMER. 25 31 June' 1 '2 3 .. Burton lnduatrlH, 305 S. 18,23.30,.tun.I, 1994.
llave abandon I e use o nerahlp said DIH!d ol Trusl In the cauH the unclt11lgned to 1lat•nt Secretary, 80t Tular• County Sup•rlor IAWN FURNITURE, MIX. ' ' ' ' ' ' Stat• Coll9g• Blvd., 1125, M345 ~· Fic~~~~TO~u•~,:.~• This 11attmen1 was filed prop•rty h•relnaller d• sell Hid property 10 111lsly South L•wt• It., Or· court County CMc C•nt•r, BIKE PARTS· TOOL BOX 1994· F7.00 Anaheim, CA 112807 PUBLIC NOTICE ame: • wtlh the County Clerk of scribed: said obligations, and there-• CA 92eea Moo~•Y Blvd & Main C-297 MILES SKOGSTAD, This bualnHt Is con·
Ms ONhT CASSOCDIA,TES.c llSOt Orange County on April 22. TRUSTOR: CHARLES J. alt•r 1111 undersigned (7net4•: 385-4700 Slreet Visalia c'A 93291 PROPANE BOTTLE SOFA • PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: • corpo11Uon Flotltl--out OHi r v•. 01 a 1994 SEYLER. BONNIE D. SEY-cauaed H id notice ol de-, ' • • BOOl<CASE . T.V. The ttglatrant(s) com---
Mesa. CA 92626 AS LIMITED a Calllomla LER laull and ol tlecllon to N IF AVAILABLE, THE The name, addre-'1• ind D.017 CHARLES WIL· Notice ls Mltby given lhal menced to tran11ct bUt4-lluslneM ....... ·The Fictitious ButlnHI llmltt<I partnership, By: AB BENEFICIARY: WESTERN r•cordtd February \ 1, EXPECTEP OPl!NINO ltl•phon• number of P!aln-UAMS.1. MISC BOXES. • lt\t undeulgned wlll bl ntll under ttw1 Flctlllou1 Statetnent
Name r•ferred to above Group a Cllllomla g•neral FINANCIAL SAVINGS \994 as ln11r. No. 94· BID MAY Bl! OBTAINED llff1 attorney, or pl11nlltl STE" E 0 W 0 0 DEN 1old al PubPc auction on Bu1lne11 Nam•(•) listed The lollowlng J*IOnS.,. 1•' ,I t ' , .. '
ff
~ahlp Man1glng G.n-BANK, rec:orded August 31, 0109676 In Book Page ol BY CAL.LINO THE FOL-without an attorney, 11: (El PLANTER, SCREEN DOOR MONDAY. JUNE 6, 199<1 AT 1bov• on: March t, 1994 doing business 11:
8fal Partn8f, By: GI.A At-1987 as Instr. No. 87· Omclal R9Cord1 In Ille OI· LOWING TELEPHONE nombr•, la dlrtcclon y el 2 FISH TANKS· 1 CHAIR • 10:00 A.M. AU.SPACE • Burton lndullriH, Inc., SAPPRI RfSTORANTE,
IOClat ... Inc., a Calilomla 493992 In Book page of Of. flee of th• rtcorder ol Or· NUMBERS ON THE numero d• t•l•lono del SURF BOAAD COSTA ME.SA, 1535 NEW· Burton Brody, Pr•sldent 1080 Baysld• Ortv.., New·
COt'pofltlon, Gtneral Part· llclal Records In the office angecounly; DAY BEFORE THE abogado del d•mandanl• D·233 JENS FINTLAND, POAT BLVD., COSTA This statement wu l1led po11Beach,CA9264SO ner ol lh• R.cordM ol Orange Said Sal• ol property will ' BOOl<CASE • MISC. MESA. CA92627 With lhe County Clerk ol Sapor1 Inc., (CA} 1980 By: /1/ Eucullv• Vice County; be made In "as ls" condi· SALE: (714)385-4831 o del d~antt que no BOXES. COFFEE TABLE • AttS SEAN HOPKINS, Orang• County on May \2, Baytld• Drive, Newport President Nld deed of trust d• llOn W1lh0ul CO\ltnant Of or (213) 827-4885 tl•ne •bogado, ff) SNOW SKIS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 1994. e .. ch, CA 926660 MUIOl IAWM-By: BA C. LTD., a 'califor· scribes the follOwklo: warranty, express or Im· TAC204S289 Mary L Roger1 0·288 CHf\IS SZABO. 2 A300 JOYCE l<LAAS. f808389 This business 11 con-MOUNf (KM nla llmlted p1rtn•rahlp LOT 1 OF TRACT NO. piled, r9gardlng till• pos-Publlsh•d Newport 111160487, CROWE, WIL· STROLt.ERS • MISC. SENS, HOUSEHOLD Published Newport Baach-duct9d by: a corporallon
General Partn•, By: B A 2816. IN THE CITY OF .. aslon, or eocumbranc ... Beach.Costa Mesa Dally UAMS, JORDAN, RICHEY BOXES ITEMS Cosle Mesa Dally Pilot May Tht regislrant(s) com-~ • *"'-Y Oevelopmenl Inc. 1 Cad· COSTA MESA. AS PER to pay Ill• r•malnlng princf. Piiot May 23 30 June 6 & BRODERSEN 222 W•st E-0\7 JIM MEDLIN, EXER· A01 CREME OE LA 23 30 June 8 ,3 1994 nwnc.O to \l&nMCt bull·
.. ~: ~-" lornl• corporation. Sol• MAP RECORDED IN BOOK pal •um of Ill• nole(s) •• 1994 • • • Main SllMt po' Box 11\0 CISE Bll<f -TOOLS BIKE . CREME, HOUSEHOLD • • • • .. 35, MU under the Flctlllous
-""'6 "" ,....,... General Partner 115, PAGE 11 OF MISCEL· euted by said deed Of • ' ' ' ' CHAIN SAW BAR·B.QUE ITEMS ... BuslnHs Name(s) U.ted
1625 °""' By: /ti ex.Cuuva Vloe LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE Trust, with lnt•rest u in M350 Vis~la. CA 938272
9
5 1 .... 4 E-<>40 G. TUPPER SWAIN B240 JERMONE MEN· PUBLIC NOTICE aboVe on: 7·31-89 Co.ta Meea President OFFICE OF THE COUNTY said note provided, Id· D .. TE: Fii • •• 3RD, VACUUM VCR-TION, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Saporl Inc., Flanco Ma-l40 lllt Publl1hed Newporl RECORDER OF SAID vances, II any, under the PUBLtCNOTICE STEPHEN KONISHI, WATER COOLER , B243 JAMES A MC FJcUtkMla nlacl.Presld•nt i..-------~ I Beach-Cost• Mesa Ptlol COUNTY. lerms ol said Deed ol SUMMONS Clerk, br Mlch•ll• Oar· DRESSER. 3 BIKES • TOOL BR I 0 E. H 0 us EH 0 L 0 BHlneH Name This statement WU flied .. May 2, 11, t6, 23, \1194. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Trus1. lees. ch11ges and (CITACION JUDtClAL.t reH, DepU'ty BOX,· MICROWAVE ITEMS State....nt wilh the Counly Clertc of
m330 UNOER A DEED OF TRUST •xpenses of the TrustH NOTICE TO DEFENDANt· NOTICE TO THE PER· E·213 MICHAEL SALAS, 8310 ROBER GELINAS, The follo 1,.,, ..._n<>na .,. Orang• Counly on Mey 8, --------..-DATED 8/18/87. UNLESS and of Ille trusts creat•d • . MAY MISC TOYS • BED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS w "• ,.. 1994
.........
m&.llMIWIY
Mortu.y '* Chapel Cr-.natlon
110 Broedway
co.taMeM .... ,.
PUBLIC NOTICE YOU TAl<E ACTION TO by said Deed of Trust. Said <Av 110 • Ac u 18 d 0 > SON SERVED. You 11• FRAME 8311 JOAN VAUTHRIN. doing butlneu as: F809t72 --------~-PROTECT YOUR PROP· sal• wm b• held on: MICH A EL A AR 0 N Htvtd IS •n Individual d• E·247 GEORGE F. GUTH· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS NATHAN ALAN JEWEL· Published NltWpoft Baach-NOTICE OF ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT June 13, 1994, al 3:00 ACHESON and DOES 1 to fendanl. RIE, TABU: MISC. BOXES . B333 JAN NASEEN, ERS. 3333 Brltlol St .. TRUSTEE'S SALE A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU p.m. on the front 1tept to 50, lncluslv• Publllh•d N•wport IAMP HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 11875, Costa M .. a. CA Costa Mesa Dally Pilol May
T.S. NO. NEED AN EXPLANATION lh• entranc• of the Orang• YOU ARE ,BEING SUED B~ Beach.Coste MHa Dally E·280 DAVID TALBOTT, B355 KIRK COPIC, 92628 18• 23, 30. June 6, \994.
0 202120 OF THE NATURE Of THE CMo Cent9', 300 E. Chap-PLAINTIFF. (A Ud. le Hll Pil t Ma 23 30 June e MISC. METAL SHELVING· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Albat Imports Inc., (Call-M347 PROCEEDING AGAINST man Or-'1g•, CA demandando) JOYCE o y ' ' ' 2 FISH TANl<S REFRIG· 8403 MICHALE MACH· fornle) UC ,.,... Unit Code Q YOU YOU SHOULD CON-Al the 1rme of the lnlllal EUDY; TAMARA MAZON. a 13, 1994. ERATOR. SOFA GAN HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Thia bu1lneu 11 con-PUI NO -
Loan No, TAcT A. IAWVER. publlcallon ol lhla notlo•. minor, by JOYCE E~DY, m349 Publlahed Newport 8450 MIKE KASPAR, ducted by:• corporallon F1otltt.ua
S9042382/IEYl.£R 2298 PLACENTIA AV· the total amount ot the un-her Guardian ad Utem, and PUBLIC NOTICE Beach·Coata M•H Dally HOUSEHOLD ITEMS The r•gl1t11nt(1) com-lluslfMea " .....
APl 422·371-01 ENUE, COSTA MESA, CA paid balance of the obllga· FIDEL MAZON JR., a Piiot May 18, 23, 1994. 8524 TN4YA M. MER· menced lo tran1act busl·
WEST'ERN RECONVEY· 92627 lion MCur•d by \M aboVe minor, by JOYCE EUDY, ma43 RICK. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS nett unde< 1119 Flctlliout StMMMftt ANCE COMPANY, INC .. as "(II 1 street addrHf or d-.crlbed deed ol lru•I hi• Guwdlan al Utem NOTICE OF c127 GEORGE BUD Bu•lntH N1me(1) llat•d The lollowlng persons ate
duly appolnt•d Tru1IH common deslgn1llon ol and ".uma1ed co1t1, ex· You have 30.CALENDAR 'PUILICSALI PUILICNOTICE JOYCE. HOUSEHOl..D aboYeon:7-8S dolngt>ualneataa: und•r the lollowlng d• property 11 ahowrl above peniei and adVencea Is DAYS afllH' this 1ummons TM mini 1tor1ge laclllty, ITEMS • Albar lmporu Inc .• Unda AFFORDABLE PlWBINO,
scribed deed of trutl WILL no warranly ,, given •• to $11'7 801.83. • la fflVed on you to fli. a accordlng to the Pfov\•lon• PUBLIC NOTICI C338 BILLY BATSON Colline, Secy. 1'~ Blue Belt Ave., Ant·
SELL AT PUBLIC AUC'flON • typewritten rHponse at I.his of DMll6n 8 ol the Bull· ANNUAL ltlV1EW OF HOUSEHOt.O ITEMS ' Thia ttalement was fll9d heirn, CA 92802 ~~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·~··c~. n••• and Pro~••I~• c1nwm•~~ P bll•h•d N e wport~N~ty~~~ M~~w~ ~. A lettw or phone call wtll Code, Chapter 10. s.ctlon IMPACT J:ll Be~cM:ol1a Mesa Oalty Orange ~ty on May 10, 188 Blue Bell Ave., Ant• not prot.ct you; your~ 21707 (a), her•bY Give• 994 11194 helm, CA 92802 STARTlllG A llEW BUSllESS??
The Legel OepertrMnt at the Pltot la
pleeMd to announce a new servtc.
now avaUable to new bullneuee.
W• WIN now SEARCH the oama for
you 9t no fttra cf\wge, and seve you
the time and the trtp to the eoun
HOUM In Slnca Ana. Then, of coune,
.,._ the Mardi la comptac.ct we wlll
flle your fictitious butlMM name
ei.tement With tttt COunty c~.
publtah one. • Mtk fOf '°"' .... u ~ by lllw and °*' ftle your proof of publlc8tton wtth County Clert(.
PleMe atop by to ftlt your flctltlOut
tMl•IMN stmement at the Piiot Legal
0epMment. 330 Weet Bey, Coeta
,...._, Clillfomla. If you can not atop
by, pl .... cd"' • {714) 842~1.
Elltenaton 3 tS Of 318 and wt wlll
make emngements for you to hMdle
thlt procedure by maN .
If you should havt any M1Nf'
qufftlonl, plMH C811 U1 and wt Wiii
be more than glad to Qlltt ycu.
Good Luck In )'Ot.lf new bualnnelt
written rHponM must be NOTICE OF PUBLIC SA.U:. PROGRAM Pilot May ti, 23• 1 ~2 1'809I04 Thi• bu1lne11 It con-In prQper '-gal form II you Extra Storage wlll conduct THE COST A MESA CITY PubMahed N.wport Beach-ducted by: an fndlvldUal
want the court to hear your a public ..re of the con-COUNCIL WILL HOLD A PUILIC NOTICE Costa Mell Dally PllOC May Th• regl1trant(1) com-e.... tenlt ol the 1torage PUBLIC HEARING FOR fMnC9d to nna.ct bUtl·
If you (lo not lilt your t• apace(•) named b•low. THE ANNUAL REVIEW Of Plot.U.U. 18, 23, 30, June f, 1994. ""' under the Flc1l\ious
1ponM on time, you may wtlh the cont•nta being THE CITY-WIDE TRAFFIC a...... ....... M344 Business Nanw(a) u.t.ct
lose the cas•. and your tolO 10 lhe highest bidder, IMPACT FEE PROGRAM. atat ....... t PUBLIC NOTICE ebove on.: 5-5-14 wag .. , money and prop-for lawful money of the THE TRAFFIC IMPACT The follOWlng J*l«ll ate Jemet Rober1 Shelton
erty ~y be taken W1th0Ut United States of Ameflea FEE PROGRAM HAS BEEN doing bualnell at: FlotltloUs Thlt ltat~ •u llAed
IUrihef w11nlng from the (~ah). ESTABLISHED TO f._ REN ET FI NANCIAL Buatneee Neme Mth the CountY ~ ot ~. ate olhef legal r• a!L':fy 18~ ~~':Gu!~~~ ~~~: T~TE ~~~~~~~ METRO MORTGAGE. 5 8tat...-.nt ?'~ COYnty on May I,
QulJernentt. You may want will be h•ld at 178112 SARY TO ADDRESS THE i::'~ =· Newport ~ l=ng P8f1Cnl art 1'809tff :wa~altll ~OU ag::y ~ t~~,j~u~"'il~ g~~~~~~1A~~H9~ UnMed M011~9 & fnvelt· J A1. E)(EC~~ CLEAN• Published NtWport INc:h-
an att0tney, you m1y call 31 tll94, tt 1:00 p.m. COSTA MESA, AND TO menl Corp ,JfA> 5 Cotpo-ING SERVICES, t970 Wal-Co.ta M ... Deity Piiot May
an anorn-r rel•rrll Hrvlc• The public It lnVlled to It· ENSURE THAT THE ~le::::· ewpoft Beach, lac• It, Colla Miia, CA 11. 23, 30. JUne f, 1994,
Of • laoll •Id olflce (listed 19"d. STANDARD LEVEL OF 112627
In the phone book). A ~el d .. Cflpllon ot SERVICE IS MAINTAINED Thi• bu~ln•H I• I con-JamH Robtrt Shtllon,t----...::::~1111:=--llllll .. D11pues de que le en-the pro~rty being 1old, ON TH£ TRAFFIC CIRCU-due1ed by. a corporal on 11170 Wallace . I\, Cotta c .... lfttNI
tt-ouen Hla cltaclon fudl· along with the Identity of LATION SYSTEM. The r•glilranl(a) com-Meta, CA 112827 The rnoa1 comprel\en-
clal utt•d tleM un plazo d• th• Occupant rtnllng th• AN AUOIT OF THE TRAF· :8!J:r ~:•aF%11~~ d~~2.~ bbyu~ln•~1J~uJ0n· alve and current dlreo-30 DIAS CALENOARIOS 1pac• ar• 81 follows: FIC IMPACT FEE PRO-N ( ) Ii led ""'' · in tory of QOOdl W\d para prHtnlll uni re-A-029 BARBARA I(. BON· ORAM IS AVAILABLE FOR Busln•u. a~ I • Th• rt~latrant(a) com· I undt llf•
tf>Uffl• HCtha a maqulna NER, DESI< • TABLE • REVIEW av THE PUBLIC abo\19u ...... ~c!;3·14 ' ln~lt· Cid 0 "anuc' bUal· v c•• aro en eata Corte, MISC. BOXES AT THE COSTA MESA n, .... ,.._. ~ Una caru 0 una llarnad• A.()411 KEN GONZALES. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, 77 mtnt ....,p, K91th A. Oud•
telelonlCI no ,. ofttc:era WASHER • DAYEA • FAIA DRIV!, COSTA. im.v·~lalernent w .. filed
protecciOn; 1u rffpunta COUCH• COFFEE TAL! MESA. CAlW()ftNIA, ""4th the County Cleric of
""1a • maqulne u.n. Que A-071 YVONNE E. STEW· THIS PUBUC HEAAINQ OfanQt County on M•y e
wmpAr con lal fOf~ AAT, MISC. BOXES, I WILL R HELO AS f()I.. l"4 • ~=:=tr= ~rs • 2 FIL£ CA81-L=: Mondey, Jun8 f , l'Net7a
etCUChe tu CMO. A·22t JOSEPH JAGlOf9, tlM P\blllhlcl ~ llMCtl-
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'lard, shutters. , $2350 310.924·6043 2 BA ·3 BA AP ts• 2 2 904 M h since 5/2i 94 In the v1· Ma 'I the b I es'• 0. By VISITING OR MAIL: • --------: Years Newl Famlly FOR RENT 2769 ·in late arc near cintty of Morning Can· No pets. 61.9/458·1706•-1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H b v· Homos name or Jesus be Yearly unturn upper am complex, pool, play· '1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ar or 1ow · yon, Corona del Mar. W B S BELCOURT 2br 1ba w/deck & WO, _..:g:....ro_u_n_d_e_5 _0_·B_3_10 __ 11 C VENDINQ ROUTE: Appro>e. 2 yrs. old. Please call: 760-1743 adored and d glorifiedd, 330 . ay treet gar, Avail Now. $800 NEWPORT BEA H G reat Locations• Please call Margaret or 644_6240. loved an preHrv• · C ta M CA 92627 675·82t3 Clean Studio dwnstrs EXEC SUITES 673-4879 after 8pm Now and forever OI eaa, Elegant 11D11 Plan on 24th St. Walk to Lowest prices, free Room To Grow•Must LOST HOMELESS throughout the world, (Corner of N..wnnrt Blvd. 4 Bay SL) 3BR. Oen, 3 Fplc, Bar sand! $650 Incl u1111, services. 833·9550 Sell•800·599·6780 •FOUND• CAT (H.K.) from sacred heart of Jesus, --r-Lie Option $5,000 Mo. CORONA lse (714) 847·2822 Small Papilhon Dog Darrell S\.. Costa have mercy on us. St. CJASSJFJED HOURS:· d d 'B' Pl •--------on Pomona St. Mesa. Snort hair Jude, worker of mlra· ~f:o" I/~ Fam Am~" DEL MAR 2622 °~1~~N;~oN2~A~~:~: COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 nCaJ~ ~:a'tso-~s!: a striped black/brown/ cles, hear my prayer. Tel~bone Sam • 5:30pm Monday-Friday Lse-Opllon $4000/Mo. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nual. 51750/mo. Agt, PROPERTY 2778 --------• rust. White chest, St. Jude, helper of the L 0 S T C AT paws and Ilea collar. hopeless, hear my W. .Jn 8:30am·5:30pm Monday-Friday Lucille Hoyt 644-4910 Unique back unit So. Marcia 714·509·3707 "DAISY" Male neutered. Spot· prayer.
WESLEY N TAY1.0R CO of PCH. 2Br, 1 lhBa, ••••••••• C·2 Otc/Werehouse, LOST & •R E w A R D• led recently in Estan· Say mne times dally DEJ\DLJNES lrplc In master, refrlg, 900 s/f, nr Fairview & Large While· Multi cla HS parking lot. for nine days M d Fn.day 5·30pm Bluffs Tennis Villa w/d, garage. No pets. MISCELIANEOUS 55 Fwy. 619-726-8100 FOUND 2925 Color Fluffy black tail Call for photo. He's a KC OD ay ......................... · Mstr + 3BR, lam rm, $1400/mo. 723-0751 FAX 619 723 1953 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii d j f d M d 5 30 · · 11 and black marking on little wll • ust trap or HOT & WILD! Tuee ay .............. ·......... OD ay : pm country kllch, 2650 •If X·lg 3BA 3BA Apt newly RENTALS Small business rental/ FOUND • DOQ face. In the vicinity of $500 reward. Call Wed d T d 5 30 s225o mo 54a..999o decorated, lrplc, lg ••••••••• private oHlcos. from Chocolate Lab Ml>e. San Miguel & San 714·364·6750. 1-800-860-6969 Del ay .................. Uel ay : pm ~eek & patio, X·lg gar $200 w/prkg. Xlnt CM approx 1·2 years old, Joaquin, COM onj 5/ LOST: yellow & grey __ ..;T..:0.,;;11..;.F..,.re.:,,e:_.;C,.,.al.,..I,,..,,,,= Independent ........... Wednesday 3:30pm Harbor Ridge $1750 mo 759-0874 location. 760-8364 male. 714-645·5784. 2o19 4 . Fem a I e. Cockatlel In New· LIVE PASSIONATE
Tb d W d d 5 30 Est•t•• 3Bd·21hBa, ROOMS 2706 3yrs old. Please Call port/Promontory area. PLAYMATES 1-800-Url ay................ e nee ay : pm panoramic view of•---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii·---------•FOUND• Betty c::;> 840·9107 Says "Baby Bird." RE· 859-~ISS (5477)
Friday ...................... Thursday 5:30pm ~w~h~~h·s~~ed~~ COSTA MESA 2624 Belboe Pen Point liiiiNDiiiUiiSiiTiiRIAI.iiiiiiii2ii7ii8ii8 Ladles Ring •L 0 ST CAT• WARD. Call 673·t326. S2.50·S3.99/mln; i8 ...
Saturda -....................... Friday 5:30pm Paul 040·5324 Block to beach, quiet, M t tt 1 Owner please ldenti1Y Male Lor>9halr, white LOST: yellow & gray SCHOOLS & -..;m.--"------------....:-.. ... 1--.,,.-.,..---,.......,..---.,,,.-Bright/cheery 2Br, clean furn BA, kit pri11, as er era sman n by description, dale w/grey & black. Miss· Cocketlel in New·
••••••••• _________ ,Lse/S•I• 4BA·3.5Ba 1VJBa. 2·story. Pool, w/d, $425.875·2102 wood seeks space to and location lost. Ing since 5·2, In the port/Promontory area. INSTRUCTION 3012
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
CORONA e11ec home In greet lo-private .patio. $675/ share w/relat6•73d t3r~~.8 Call Huntington Beach vicinity of 20th St. & Says "Baby Bird." liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cation w/pool. S759K mo. Call 546•9081 in NB/CM/HB. • ...,.. Santa Ana Avo. area R E W A R D I BE A PARALEGAL
DEL MAR 2122 or $3800/mo. VACATION The Community Police Department Please Call<:::>646·1309 Call 873·1328
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 975·1155 or 646·5558 1 BR upstairs, quiet, RENTALS 2 722 Market Place. @ 536-5944 between ,I 1 very clean, lndry fac, Pllol Clasalfled 8 d 4 M d Buy II. Sell II. Find It. 2Bd·1Ba. p, new cpt, NEWPORT ISLAND pools. No pets, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii am an pm on ay Classified.
car gar, 1 parking WATERFRONT Spa· please. $550 mo. Charming COM beach•---8_4_2_·5_e_7 __ 8_ thru Friday. ---------
Buy it. Sell it. Find It.
ClaHlned.
Accred . Ally. In· structed, Homa Study
FREE INFO 800-669-2555
apace, w~ hkup, c~~n~d~~2M M~0392 ~ttag~ ~~~. 3~ ---------~=======:=======~--------------~------~----~ $1250 Paul 640-5324 2BA, Ip, d/w, W/d 1....:--------2BA DUPLEX, new BA, 1 Ba, fum, w/d. $2000/ 3BR 2BA completely hkups. ger, dock avl. quiet, yard, new crpV mo su~mer. 723-1418
S I Yrly $1375. 673-6100 furnished hse o. o •---------drpa, gar, great neigh· Newport Beech
PCH. 3 mos or more, Nwpt No Twnhm bors $775. 647·7540 oceenfront 3Br 3Ba S 1650/mo * 673·6071 N B h I Largest plan, 2 mslr Roomy 1 Br, newly near pt eac Per. t~ 'IOUSIHO Charming 2Br cottage ates + den, 2 cv gar, decorated. Pool, PV1 Weekly. 714-434·1424
Ol'l'Oinu"'" 1!h btks to bch/lhops. A/C, micro, w/d . patio. $575/mo. Avail =::."'::'::~~~~ ~::i1e~71~~3~~21~1300. $1475 mo. 759-7859 mid June. 546-9081 -RE-NT--ALS--T-0---
lfll flir .._., Acl 111961 as Custom Furnished ON Seeshore 2Br 1 Ba Clean 1BA·1 BA w/gar, SHARE 2724 ....-. ....,. ..., n i*pl Charming condo, 2er beach houH, gar near ref rig Incl. EZ Mov•ln iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii It ......,·-., ~1, 2Ba patio pool nr 52nd. $1100. Avl now. Costl $565/mo. Cati
llmllalltl tr .iml111iulien bch' $1550, lse 6.mo 646-1957 or 863·3776 (714J 472-4703 $390 SBr 3ba Fem
NIH• llCe, eel«,""''"· min: $1975 3·,..;o min E 'alde trg 2Br trlple>e. ~Jk ~ci::~·A~~a~!
M&.,.....,ll!llilllls<u• summer. 760-3167 SOUTH COAST encl gar, w/d hkup, COM 675-8634 Sherri
............... 1aa1.-11 Megnlflcent 180-Vu METRO
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encl patio. $800-5815/ 11111111_,_.,,...,. .. ,.,hml· 4Br 21/'lBa. Lots of mo.* 673·1105 Balboa lsland·Aespon
llllel • ~." light, recent upgrades. prof shr lux custom eE.estslde 2Br 1Ba, 3000 sf hm. Prof Ttllll ..... ,.,., will aol S3400/mo. 64°'2600 1Br condo $975, Incl pvt yd, pool, vacant, decor 3BA 3ba, w/d, .......,'""'_,1ft1111Se. Very spacious 3Br 2Ba gaS/Water, frig , stove, $750 mo. 842·9797 must be a quality
... 111rru1 ...... .-iu1sl11 duplex unit. lmmed d/W. Pool view, gated. 231E 18th SI ~ lndlv, n/smkr, $550
•ltl.cilllflll1llw.OW1u4lers Occupancy S1350mo. 751·9986 or 979-4171 mo, Incl utlls. Avl 6/6 .
.. --~ ....,_.. tut all * 2.52·7902 * MESA VERDE Call Paul; Res: 723-
AWlllillta aftMi1d le 11111 Btfl gated condo. Cath 2Br 2Ba. gar. $775 0566 or 680.3714 Ofc
--.. __.. ...... 1111 COSTA MESA 2124 cells, skylta, frplca, C/ 54'"-A971or43"9023 ~·----A, w/d hkups & ga· ....... ... Balboa Penlnaula·N/ ..... lllJ I i1lllllt ... 1t ctm-iiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiii!iii~~!ii A 1 •11a.1 • *l,callHUO IE'SIDE COTTAGE rage. 2BA·1.75BA. Rent Now & P•~ amkr shr 2BA pt, Huge pvt d~k. Lush Onl~ $299 i st Mo hH to bch, parking 1'11·Ra • 1·•"'24·151G. ftf 1 Br 1 Ba, gar, yard. lndacpg & atream1. Rent + $300 sec. 1 BR $475 mo. 252·2304 11111 Y' 'lrtll • DC ... ,...., N•w pnVstove/nrs/frlg. s 1050 mo. Mlcholle upatrs. No pets.
call ltUD 1UZ1·3500. Hkups. $695 642·8555 539-221 g Ownr/Agt 645-5437 Open Dally CDM unique aituallon:
Clean n/smk 1hr mdrn
btfl hm long-term w/1.
Your own 2Brs, 1 lrg
pvt ba+ofc/den, gar. S1300+sec, Incl ulll.
Avail 6/1. 721·1447
CORONA
DELMAR
E 'sld• spacloua 2Br
1 Ba, yard, w/d hkups, I••••••••• gar, new paint & floor.
$850/mo. 631-6936 APARTMENTS
1022 IE'ald• Twnhm• 1 sty FOR RENT
Spac~us 1 BR-cable, nr
bch, shops, bus llne.
$615 & up. Call Bon·
nle for your new ad·
dressl 842·5858
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3Bd·2Ba, 2 car, FR w/I••••••••• 1 Block to Beach! fp, giant yd. Big matr •--------Lot.~. Claaslc CdM BR. Nr Back Bay. v., _________ HUNTINGTON
home on bell street! cant. Sl350. 642·9797 GENERAL 2602 BEACH 2640
CDM. lg 3Br 2Ba , w/d,
frplc, lam rm. Avl 8/1
Respon n/s $450 +sac
675-5695 or 875-8448
$639,000. Kethleen, Eaatsld• Hacienda hae 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ownr/Bkr •7&.a330 w/eouch hse, v.i acre. II
1951 Tustin $1750 mo ·~W4f+
EWPORT or ha• only $1400-mo I \
Pia tv mag 646-8134 Al_ I:'.! EACH 1069 0 CM·Shr hH W/dad & PT Lg 3BA 2.6ba 2·sty, dbl S I kids, $425 Own BA,
liiiiii•••iii•iiiil gar-opnr, LJR. F/R, tp, · 1 quiet loc, hot tub, w/d.
•OP•N UT/9UN• w/d hku£•• $1350 " NEWPORT AHpon N/S 642-3212
lg Studio BR/alco..,., 457-3752 v 692-0838 ' .wt•· BEACH 2669 MJF 21-30 Prlv Br/ba,
walk·ln ctoset, gated, '1iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 I pool, nr Hoag $93K. POUNTAIN lg 2BR·2BA Hunting· 11 WO, pool, nr Trang•
65d-8544 or 845-8313 VALLEY 2134 ton Beach $900/mo ** uaTaLUFF ** Sq. $400 mo. V.. uUI
Balbo•Bayslde loft • Modern 1Br $810 2Br Avt 8/1 * ~355 * •iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~ A\11Now1975/mo. 2BA $1050 gar w/ NB condo wall< to
OUTB COAST SPATS VlQ 1 bd w/ -873·7388-opnr, pool 721-1180 beach, pool, tennl1,
!TIO 1086 frplc 1850 or 2bd, •1•iii iii&• aecure. 1400 Inc utll.
both have UH of all ..... 2 ... •72...... M/F Avt now sso-2113 1ports laclllU.s, pool ---------• " -.., ..... a~.., StudlO .. 1pa. $1000 AGENT BALBOA Aalc M>o"t Our a•R Npt Hgl\t• Neat, CIHn Condo No IS Oownl 831·1400 P!NJ.NSUIA 2807 8pecll Frig, d /W resp nl• Prof 2shr xlnt 1785/mo. Oaty K., Incl. 80x30 pool. No prtly tum 38• townhm ~/Male 841-eo38 WPORT pets. No lees. No w/own ba, w/d $475+ '----------•NE 2BR almou new, ocean lease M..a55 dtp + ~ utll. 850-3325
=lllUIAICB•••••2•118•9 vl.w, Y'IY 11600/mo. 3BA·2Ba, appx 1200 l/f, Nutrltlonlat aeeka 1100 • Oat & lrplc, 2 patloa. 1 yr lie $1350 mo. rmmte. Step• 10 bch. ,••••••••I 87~2290 or 747-nts Frplc, new decor. no 3BR, balcony, frplC, all " Beach Area 11, ve•i'IV 2 blk• trom pell (818) so•-3•77 amen• $4~5 875-Heo
Winter or vre. bHCh. Garage, atove, ------------------
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CM • II+. Nr bch 1'7I00 ...... 12 Furn/Unfl.lmlsMd ~~.~· .... "'L~ .. 1985 1nci HOTELS ROTBLS
2718 1 .. eR 1nc:t watettront ""' _.,..._ 18 a MO-'f.!
1750 to uooo mo. OCUNFRONT vlh.v • MOTELS 27 ,.._ ov•••I VIiia Rental• View. Furn reat 1Bt,1~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~ _..., a7•-Aft12 patto, gat, w/d. IMO/ OKDOS v Y-W• mo 1nc1 u11t 115-6441
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36 Sign of the
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The biddin1 hu proceeded:
North Eu t Soalll w ...
1 0 p .. 1 •· p ...
1 • P.. 3 ~ p... 714-141-1571 caaa, P/S, P/8, MW
1 clutch, new uphol,
What 11ction do you take? f11MITUU 1014 FU! TO YOU 1022 ~:-:';A~e~~ t~;rd l:i~,1:::!•ec,~r~=
A.-;--~~lher)'ouplaythreeheart•l••••••••ii floora-tranaom. $400 •••c car . MUSJ' tuture
370ozes 2 \) p.. 1 u mV1t.at1onal or forcin1 makes no 1• Green/beige atrll)9 Grapefruit Tr"•· e·, too Obo. 675-5231 ••••. 53500. 39-Paulo, Brazil
• 1 Laroe aedan
42Comfort
450uivered
48Setfireto
•9-Fitzgerald
50Pnntet'I
measures
51 Umber up
55 Totals
57Topc
10 Hairy spider
11 In the midst of
12 Estimate
13 Scoff
21 Latch -
acQUlr8
22Teemeng
•O Fosstt-fuel
source
•3Summonto
court
~Andsoon:
abbr
60 Sitar player
$1\ankar
61 Throat-cieanng
soond
What action do you take?
A.-ln the modem style part.Den
reverse is Corcinc to three of the
original suit, but three diamonds by
you would be a Corward·1oing move.
To show weakneu, rebid your suit
if it is five calds long or elae sign off
with two no trump, the action we
would choose here.
difference. While you have a near aofa 2 mo Old . Sml rip big for patio, vou dig '12•7•7t Npt Bch.
minimum, all your pointa are prime In back 1225 721-8854 & haul awevll ---------
and the queen in partner'• suit is Blk ltaN •--(714) Ma-3039 POWER BOATS7012 HYUNDAI
pure rold. RaiM to four beam. No, an -quer
do • h &-pc bdrm "1• only 8 ---------Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiimiiii• i--~~~~~lilii
9090
n t even w iaper that you consid-moa old. Movfng..muat ]EWELIY, PUJlS Ii
ered three no trump. Mll.12500. 722~58 a AIT 1025 1988 17· Searay,.00 t-XL GL Mere OB, lo hra, 5-apd. 30 mpg, 100K
atiowrm cond, freah ml, icH cond, blue, water 17K 848-5974 CUHfte, 'K rttgl11ta-
58 Short-lived
25 Neutral color
26 Exploi1S
27Nole
28 Buci<et
46 SL LOUIS
hOcKey
player
47 Botting
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530
***AIRLINES*** BOAT M•CHANIC Now hiring entry level. With certification• for Customer 1ervlce/ba9. OMC, Mere Crulaer,
gage handlers, many Volvo factory dealer In
other poaltlons. $300-L.ake Arrowtiead. FfT, $1000 wkly. Local Or ><Int wagea A benent1.
relocallon. Appllcatlon Call 909-337-4460
~4!~~,:.a~!·,~00-647· Demonatr•tora
Bkkpr Train•• P T PART· TIME lmmed opening w/ In storH In vour area. NPB Pub. Acctg firm. 2-3 Daya on Week·
College Acc1g Educ, ends. Car necessary.
brlte, computer 81Cp. $6.75/Hr. Call .
FT oppty. Full benfa. 557·5579 or 541-0718
Stephanie 759-6665 Whether you're buying
Buy II. Sell II. Find 11. or aelllng, Claaalfled
Cl•••lfled. cover• all your needs!
62 l(nowtedge
64 Mouth pert
EMPLOYMENT
5530
DISPLAY PERSON
For hl9h f••hlon
Jewelry & •oce• aorlee boutique In
Npt Bc h. PfT, hr•
negotl•ble.
Q.6-Eaat-Weat vulnerable, as auaa BllO, On u.. ---------
Uon 12100 ('lt4) ... ..oeet
Q.3-As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
South you hold: w/ftrm ortho matt Mt. Ori• oll 1tw •wvld
•KS QK1076• vQ8 4 +762 never ua9d, ball9d. l!arto 18x20, "Eyvtd'•
u Coet $850, muat ..U View." dated 1970. ---------The bidding hu proceeded: 12f50 caah. 774-e500 lt0,000 Of llad• for SAIL BOATS 70141 _______ _ ~:.. ~brb ~= ~Qth 61YaiD Wht/brau. 35' aallboat. 640-8021 JAGUAR 9105 +K'74 <7AJ84 OKQG •A64
Partner opens the bidding with one
spade. What do you reapond? .
A.-There ii a textbook bid that
describes a 16· 18 point reepondinc
hand with precilely a 4.3.3.3 dinri·
bution and atoppera in every suit. It
is a jump to three no trump and
there is no reason why you
shouldn't make it here.
p... 2 \) P... 1 complete w/lrundl• & ---------1 19' trallerabl• flb•r·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Wha matt'e. Never ua9d. PETS • glua w/cuddy cabin. , t. action do you take? Coat 1850, muat Hll •.n-•wr Owner anxloua 11250/ ee E 'YP9 2+2, new
A.-You have u much at the law S250 caah. 774-8500 AP&DUU.o;ll 6049 OBO. 875-:SO:t• paint, blk Int, never
-..:11 all , . I h iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil driven In rain. ... w ow aor & aimp e one· earl •·M-u-1t_S_el_ll_C_h_e_rr_y7_pc_a CWllC RHODH 35 S15,000 Obo or Ired•?
responae t.o a takeout double-in· Rice Poater b9droom ADOPT-A.PET Muat a.11 RHtored. 846-8831
deed, only a purist would have St 980 Matching TV Every Sat & Sun at Extraa. Xlnt cond, w/ r~ an eyebrow had you jumped Amolr avail. Formal P~SMAAT, Fountain atlp, great day(Wkndr. •---------
to two heart.a instead. Partner's Cherry On Ann• Oln-Valley. PupplH , kit· $7000/obo 675-2927 JllP 9 1 10
raise 1howe a hand of some 16 Ing rm & Uvlng Rm tena and more, all liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pointa minimum in support of make ofter, 3 pc1 looking for loving, car-LIDO 14, ucellent
hearts, so anything leas than fiour IHther iofa, love, chr Ing hamH. CALL 241· condition. S7~ firm . Q.4-As South, vulnerable, you
hold;
+J4 '7AXQ42 OK83 •A64
St650 OBO 895·6046 0317 for more Info Days 722·0458, 850-hearts ia simply passing the buck. · 3421 evea
Oak bunk beda w/draw· AIREDALE for adop·
'87 Wr81191•r 4x4, 6
c:yl, pwr at..,lng, MK ml, runs super. $6600. Alk fOf Rich, 760-01 16
era $200. Dining tbl & tlon to good home, 3· ---------4 chr• sso. 723-1413 v•ar-old neutered MARIN~ SU.PS •·Nl-S-SAN-----9-1-5-0
*POOL T a•L•• male, obedience DOCl<S 7022,"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'79 280 Z red, 4·tpd, 6<:yc, good cond, new
tir••· recant tuneup.
S 1700/obo. 435-0508
-.. trained, n"d• more iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 Custom Olhauaen oak space. Cell 67!5-7351.
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT pool table, ic1nt cond, --------ueltllent toe nr Ferry.
5530 5530 5530 w/magnlf lead9d glass FREE DOG! 40'+, on·shOre bath
'1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiil• ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tight. Now $4500, aak· Shepherd/Doberman facililties. Pvt parking 11 1• Ing $2400. 720-1470 mlJC, ahort·halr, 60 lbs. av1. 723-4597 llED FRONT OFFICE New AMteurant hiring RHtaurant Love• to play. 18 mo• ---------FfT. Computer eicp, all poelaona. Apply In Upacale Bai•' Bakery Southweetern •tvl• old. PleaH call after LIVE ABOARD IN NBI
good phn akllla. Npt peraon Ciao 2600 E • Bakera friendly cott.. table & end e:oo p.m. 645.9122 Slip to 50 f\ In safe, BCh offlc•. 759-1720 Coast Hwy COM 9-11 counter help needed. table, glaaa Iopa, $75 ---------• protected marina. All 1-~.;..;;..;.;.;.;;.;.;...;..;.;;...;..;..;;..;__,1 oc Publlo School• New Co. • Great both firm. Couch & l;?FREE KITTENS c;? facVitles. St4/lt. 631-&480 Mgl'l/Cathltra now hiring non· opptyt Please call ch•IH, aof1 colora, to loving home•.
Exceptional people I• teaching poalt. PT/FT. 434-3500 cotton fabric, S100/ PleHe contact LI•• at ••••••••• what we're looklng For Info call 952·1000. We're now accepting obo. 842·5321 650-1404.
tor. Dl•n•'• S wim-Otte mgr 4 aalH rep appllcatlona ,•II poal· WILL DULi Modern -.-.-.-.--.-b-u-.-.-d--.-n-d AUTOMOBILES wear Is hiring for Su-tlona D•ddv ..-Diner pervlsors Cuhl•r• & $8/hr Ute computer. · • while lacquer/gl.-J4 abandonad peta. Be a Sales Staff for our Bal· Organized, pleuant. 2949 Fairview Ad, CM chair•, credenza . volunteer/loiter. Call
boa atore. Come join Apric 30 hr• 553-8065 Work •t Ho,....Lot• computer dHk, 2 drwr 714·859-2704. -r-.n-Tw-T .-C--9-0-4-0
The 1'Wlfe" Sap
"Its Got To Go!"
Must Sell ...
'88 300 zx Black, T·topa, grHt
cond & well main· talnedl All power, am/
fm case. new Urea.
$3950 obo. Oya 714·
842-4321 Ext #273 or Evea 310-943-2131 our awlm team. Call Real E1tate of Jolt• • $$1 Send file caba, 2 dr•H•r \JUlu.&.n SASE to: RAE, 838 aet1 with dHk/chalr, --------·1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------Uia, 714-673-3t00. MAL aTATa IMD Camino de Los Mares, garag9 Items, wicker, PIANOS a 84 Eldorado whit• w/tan PONTIAC 9170 M°3u1~ER'S HERE Busy walk-ii loclllon. ~~:.°t~~2:;; Clem· mlac. 84e-1559 ORGANS 6059 tthr Int, lmmac, m~h liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii
So are th• caatlnga. ~c:r~:llrtllervlew perfect, loaded. 13995 74 Areblrd AT 350, PS,
IBsusyabaouumt mteor sbe•a~olnn. n."'1•1 lltm EMPLOYMENT. MEICBANDIS! Kohler & C•mpbell obo. 432·1430 PB AC Rally whla, • MISC 6015 aplnnet piano, llke runs at1ong. Nda paint
Don't mlas out •again. ) NcldPOtf SERVICES 5533 • new, perfect cond. CHE'nloTey ao45 S750 obo. 831·7149 Top llglllmate llo'd 673•7~ $1100/obo. 645·7844 Y" "* • agency la accepting ~ new talenVmodela for !==:::::::::~~~~ ... _ 112 CaaH of ahampoo, ---------
a limited time. Agea RECEPTIONIST PIT Pleaae be aware that buy all or nothing. 226 BICYCLES 6060 3&up. 7l4·574·1106 the llatlnga In thla cal· canon1 of Bob'• Big Callfornla Community egorY may requke you Boy calendara, all or iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
VOLVO 9 2 30 '91 CAPRICll
JEWELRY Can't Sffm to
Saph/blu• • loaded • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&
24K ml • shows TLC. 78 242 DL Wagon Xtnt S13K OBO 673-5914 paint/Int 4 apd, Gd
cond s 1100 Obo. ~:VJ.~ ..... ~~':.: to call a 900 number nothl'!f. H~hHt bid· 2 Tandem blku,
Uonlat for buay In which there 11 e dera. 14·9 4·9664 great for aummer.
switchboard Mon·Frl charge per minute. Belllnl Ilk• new bunk· 1325 firm. 675-4716 _D_A_T_S_U_N ___ 9_0_6_0 631·7149
from 1·5:30pm. Apply ~ILOT CLAS SIFIRD bed w/llUndle, corso
at the Daily Pllol, 330 It• the resource you deak & wardrobe. --------·• VOWWAGEN 923S w. Bay St., Costa can count on to sell a s1100 Obo. 675-4869 SPORTING '80 280Z Anntveraary
MHa. Or call 642· myriad of merchan-GOODS 6065 ed, XLNT COND AC 4321 H t. 225. dlse 1tem1, because Blake aurfbd, 8'4" $130. 5-1pd, pwr evuy1hng, '84 vw Rabbit GTI, S-
S.II your home our columns compel Mtrcycl• helmet, Ilk• 1tereo casa, mag a. a pd, n • w am /f m
throug_h clasatrled. quallfled buyers to new $50. Hotel r•Hrv, HOME GYM Must s .. 1 1-owner, atereo ~as1, anrf, iclt
_.. ... 78 calll Pamplona, Spain, July Multl·Attachment• garaged, 85K orig ml. oond, muat ••Ill
942·5878 en $200/nt. 850-3304 $150 080 72:)..5208 $2900. 645·2<>0e mag $2500 obo f>68.:9608
SALES PERSON get to a11 those
PIT work In high aJ J b faa hlon Jewelrw rep r 0 5
'boutique In Npt around the house? ...
Bch. Work da wa no-Let the Claaalfled
gotl•ble. Service Directory
For Interview c•ll help you find
Joyce, 844·7098 reliable help. Mon-S•t 10-8. , ______ .;....... __
·sE·R·Vl-C·E--·1 CARPENTRY 3510 CONClETE • FLEA HANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE • MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 ronurrs
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JMtlOOFING 3910
DIRECTORY Aepairl, Almocl. Door1. win-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Plumblng/etec(Wat•rl~!iiiiiii~iii!iiiiiiii PUIUC NOTICE H Mat1ensaoo Pllnt & •••••••••I doWlal ·~,:.. atucco & dry-Uc. Concrete drlvea, walk•, 100% Natural & Safel h tra/aprlnkters/cell Baalo Y•rd MaJnt . The Calif. Public Ullll-'!!..-!!~achoo!. Scand. l• ~~an33
*Thunder Roofing*
For all of your roofing needs. Reroof/repalr
Uc638144 Me-4122 w • ---· .,...11, ttc. palloa, covera, decka, Hlgheat aatlafactfon, fena. lnatall/Repelr. L•wna, Clo•nup•, ti•• Commlealon AE· u.... .. --
35yr1 •ICP· Jerr, 142'0517 It framlng-2 & yre exp Loweat SSSI L1'796e. FREE: ••t. a41-0137 T r .. Trimming, Lt QUIRES thlt all used 23 YTS exp. IS0-1967
ACCOUNTING/ 721-0278 * 652·0920 FLEA BANE: 759-5879 Qual Crpntry, Paint, H•ullng 979.&24S houa•hold good a •W.P. YOUNGQUIS T TAXES 3406 CLEANING CloHVQar Stor, wall Cleanup-removal-trim· mover• print their Palntl"9 Conlracitot TlI.E 3928
011 Portr•lt• lndlvlduaVgroup
Alao handpaJnted
Murali. 673-4632
DECr unlta, furn, formlca, haul. weed/hedgea/ P.U.C. Cal T number: Oual. painting by profla ---------••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
.ook .. -n ... -Peraonal & SERVICES 3548 " FLOOR INSTALL repalre 875-8359 Fred tr••··~unk. New lawn limo• and chauffeurs Ucl802098. ln1. PLUMBING 3 990•· c--..... 1c-a••L• .... • COATING 3 5 7 0 eep,•YDr 3620 F t ...... 9273 print their T1C.P. num· Free ••1.145-3305 .,,,_ '~ bualne .. ·•11 phaaea. """ ~ Semi "•tired contractot. re• • · ,...... ber In all advertlH· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Granlte/Olablk Install bill paying, aectarlal, •WINDOW c• l!'AUING• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Rpra. lmprvmnta, aml Gardening, cleanup•. ttrra Qualltr Palnllnt Slab Fabrication • ....,.,. STOP D I ""'-•a... I ti I menta. If you have a PLUS touchupa & FIL.AM DRAIN local 20 yra 1eo-1n1 FREE ESTIMATES •ck Leak•· Ylnyt, hardwood oba, __,,,,Integrity, tr"•· Pan ng, ewna. quHtlon about the•• mural•. Richard Sinor Service-Small drain cleanup Uc 893·2360
QUALITY CPA 297-«>81 David waterproof coating• ceramic, marble, aub I cat•, Ken 842·1770 Irrigation. Fr•• Est. gallty of a mover, llmo Uc 280e44 145-3209 S24.50. Main drain Repolr Spool•ll•t• deck•, atalra Oual. floor repair, carpet Comm/R•• 527•1087 or chauff•ur, call: ---------• 138 50 847-"'643 Cl C lk out at etfordabl• fixed'"· 1 00-Mt ••U•f•otlon work. l#587430 Fr" Uc, Bond M~••2 BATTTTVI'" 3720 Green l oene Landar;png Public Utllllle1 BOB HUTTON CO. . . ...,. a:a-r;~gau,. •:~~all'. 7 Oava & Evenings or I back. Home/Ole. Eat. B•ll I 722-8789 vw.nv a lrrlgatloo, Trimming Commlaalon Painting Interior/Ext• MIKUS Uk•Nu Tll• 840-2211. Brent Ena 842·9843 Honeat, r•f•. Some ••••••iiiiiiii & Removal•. Clean-714-55t-4151 rlor. Acouallc celllnga
E.ng. Rebeea 285-1308 DOORS 3 580 fUIUfITUU Hauling Junk, Appl!-upa & Malnt, St. uc.•--8 .... .,,-..,,°"-M~ev_l_n_g_ • painted, repaired, PLUMBING ACOUSTIC EXTRA HANDS work· Jt.!PAiltS 3822 ancee, Yard CIHn·Up, #599025, 9SCM'109 Loweat, Stor.,,•. ovor. appll9d, removed, dry S3.9.95/hr No fob too TREE 'ii•iiill•••••• Et Cal Mlt( -· ,.. wall repair & teicture. big or amall. For all of SED'"'Ce~ 392 9 REMODEUNG 3408 ~:.P!~~ v~~ekrv~u~ lhoell•nt new entry•• .... L R•PAJRa-Woocl c. Me-t;91 ~'!~~~~~:;.1 ':a1,r~~ ~~l5~~~~0hr7~~ #622e:>t m-e320 yo1 ur p11umblnBg ndHdd• "',,.., ~
monthly, monthly. Uc/ maker & door hanger. -s I kl• I atall tlon & QUALITY CAR• L c, na, on • · Remove any 2 room• Bond 7..,.., a11o32 Tltf•~y Guar, reu. Baldwln Cane-Antlquea·Uphol .IUNK to tho DUMP r•pPr•nlr• '•ten••• •11o .... 3 20 'fr• ••P· Quality 960-4916 l1843628 Troe trlm/t'Omov•I,
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get 3rd room FRER. ____ -_....., ___ -_. L.ocka. Don, 521·8910 842-41784 Frff p.u./d•I Immed iate debrl• • .... ~ MUSIC workmanehlp. ratr Plumbln• Rop•lra & aprlnkler ayat•m• a
hand tnture applied. H~no•rk•l·f!~a::i•.•~ea~• ~~n•t•---------1788 Newport 81, CM removal. Work tOday • TREES • LESSONS 3835 prk:ee 645-2417 Ron 0,.1111 Cleared rrom ~:::ffi ~~f:41t,
Lll'012281 373·1058 dirt o~ of your 1ite ELECTIUCAL 3 610 c....,..t• ... •tontleft * 988-1882 * T•"""'-"'· "-'·l•••••••iiiii Quallt¥ P•lntlng $5.50. All fhctur11 In Maty 650-1788 Wood, wick .... uphOla, WI Jh*• 751411178 Vlotlft/P..,..Lffaona Ree/Comm,lnt/Eict 1talled.S1...,.·a545-12M 1---------
BATHTUB
R ESTORAT ION
3448
D on't Repl•o • Re9l•11e Tuba•UI .. 1lnlca•1paa•flberglaaa
repair. FrH In hOm•
Ht. Quar 8!59-1795
eto. FREE pickup .. lllPaOVEM!HTS Fun-c:r••tlv•-lnform L # e 1 e. 4. In I WALL ~!~~~:,:~·,~':~~~. A--..!c:1~!~~:::! delivery. "*·1••3 BOID 375 8 MOVING 3834 atJY• by highly exp F,.. Eat 645-e205 POOL COVIJWfGS 313 2
Quallty work Refa. Quick RHponHI tMch., w/8A. All •on * e :11.2ase * Fr" Eat. eeo-7042 BMDY llU 3710 RoMe ....... , Befor• c..,e . ........_.....,. i<.therlne e:>1-e211 Pit SBIVICB 381 4 c ... , .... "'8tallet'°"
PAJNTINQ ACC•NT r---------~•panel • dim• find The Captal:::_ ~~•t•1---------SUVICIS 3870 •••••••• ::a/<f:1~0!"'~:
tnterlor/Ellt•rlot FENCES M ... AR...eel ,,_,..,,.. °""" ~ WOf\tl ...,efYonee pr • na. NVISING ••••••••I POOL CLUHING ott I
R••· QuaJ work r•a• a DEas 3815 ri~!;f:':"mo"?;I = 11 ~.--~ ~;;;:1~2k~.:~ SllVJCIS 3848 •hPomete•'wti""'-1 .. ~lnu trayvelour. Ch~';"· • .,..,., equip. a~ w 9d 173-.2937 Prlc•• .... ,._."2.5 • ,.. '•••••llll•••I rep.r, alg••· etc. Ina, I---------'-'Ir'>• O•rv ...... a77 11 Uc/Bond9d ooal ref• FREE EST 71&·1722 Can't Hem to •l'•Nc•• OAT••• ·---------c ............ oar• • _ .. _ 844-4088 I h ------1 CONCUTB a CARPIN'BY 3510 MASODY 3557
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Carpentry, roofing, JIWILrl 3784 Chancts are tor Che etd-... ....,.,.,g care g.a to al t OH
.....,.,.,,... ,....... plumbing, drywafl, •••••••• \Mii wlll find _.,. •001nuo 31 10 repeir JOb• R9dwoocte Ltf5TM06 atucCO, painting, tlle, ,__ prlYete In '"'I honte. a\ n H Jim Whyi. 142·7208 etectrical. Jim Mt-"1494 Wiiiiam Harold.......,. Whal you need c::i' M1-a7aa 0 PWT!lt around the hou1e?
A to Z MANDYllAJI 1n1taU/YtfKe ceblMta, l<ltctiena, ~. dOots.
wtndcws. OouO 5441-725'
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*hat PrtcelQullty =::...~ Co.ta M•N/NeWport ~e7to=l• you want lo pay •~••l•I. 9Hl all Cleuffled ~ ..._, .,_ ~ C... l1...., .~ V•"'~~.' when you re8d Oualfty PIHtertatucco ,..,..,_ 2°"' reroot 5~ len1oe
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