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Home My WebLink About1994-06-15 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • A trough of low -~~.'( • pressure brings 4s low morning clouds with fog and a fev. )prinkles ~ h1ch will clear slowly to some afternoon sun>hine. Temperatures stay in high 60s. See Weather, Page 1 Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 c ·Auto ·Club hints at move ii prOject -rejected • Letter sent to Costa Mesa council airs concerns of organization as it mulls its future. BY TINA Boa.GATTA, STAFF \'11UT1a COSTA MESA -The Au10 Oub may pack up and move to another community -taking hun· dreds of jobs and millions of dol- lars worth of economic power with it -if the Ci1y Council doesn't Partnership needed to clean · alley • City asks property owners to help fund cleanup of James Street. BY LouANN BASHEDA, STAFF Wann COSTA MESA -Cily officials have budgeted funds to fix the long troubled James Street alley, bu1 spending the money will hinge on whether property owners agree to pitch in their own funds and elbow grease. · Several dozen property owners abut the alley -a chief sore spot on the West Side, running be· tween 18th Street and Shalimar Drive. For years, the James Street alley has been a magnet for vagrants and vandals. Cluttered with gar· bagc, it provides shelter for tran- sients, as well as a dark corner for drug deals and gangbangers, locals say. Costa Mesa City Councilman Joe Erickson describes the alley as being cluttered wilh so much trash and debris that "when it rains you just about need a boat back there." West Side residents have long implored the city to clean up the lane. But the trouble, according to the city's Housing and Community Development coordinator Paula Schaefer, is that the alley is pri- vate. "So if we go out there and spend a bunch of money and the property owners didn't agree to keep it up, 19 years from now we'd just be back in the same po leelTlllf/P•9•4 . Newport library bpard expansion goes to voters BY Russ LoAll, STAfF wama NEWPORT BEACH -After an unusual parliamentary squab- ble, City Council members agreed Monday night to ask voters to ap- prove expansion of the library board from five to seven members. Newport Councilman John Hedges o~ected to the $7,000 cost of putting the measure on the bal- lot. But most council members said expansion of the library board is a good idea. "The people in this city really want to get involved in city gov- ernment," said Councilwoman Jean Wau. With support from Councilman Phil Sansone only, Hedges offered a substitute motion: Expand the li- brary board to 19 mef!lbers. "Just because there are lots of people who want to serve on the library board is not sufficient justi- fication to spend $7,000 on a bal- lot measure," Hedges said. "That's why 1 offered up the substitute motion.'' Unimpressed with Hedges' plan, Mayor Clarence Turner made a "substitute; substitute'' motion identical to the ori1inal motion, which calls for an amendment to the city charter to expand the ll· brary board. Heclpl objected, but Turner de· cided to put his parliamentary pro- cedure to a vote. Council memben appnwed ft •·2. with Hcd1cs and SaftlOne objcctlna. Councilwoman Evelyn Han was absent. ' . approve its expansion plans. Late last week, Auto Club Presi· dent Thomas McKernan sent a letter to council members, saying further delays would be "unac- ceptable" and be considered a re- jection of the project. Council members expressed con- cern about this possibility and· its impact on both the economy and image of Costa Mesa. "It would b a real black eye if we were 10 lose elJl," said Coun- cilman Joe Erickson. "It would damage our reputa- tion as being a place that will work with and retain a quality business that pays decent wages. And, it would damage our ability to attract other good, clean bu-st-' nesses; "This is not a game of poker or chicken, where somebody's waiting for a bluff. The Auto Club is seri- ous ( a~out researching other sites)." The Auto Club wants to expand its current facility on Fairview Road from 467,000 square fe et to almost 1 million square feet. The expansion would allow a consoli- dation of its administrative staff, which is split between here and a Los Angeles facili1y. But, before the club can begin building, the council must amend the city's general plan and reionc the project site from an industrial park to a commercial urban cen- ter. "" Auto Club officials had hoped for an answe r during the June 6 City Council meeting. Howeve r, last·minu1e concerns over traffic pro~ections and z.oning issues pushed a decision w next Monday. "We were left very frustrated," said Layna Drowdy, an Auto Club )pokes\\oman. ·'The June 6 mee t- ing was kind of a turning point for us. We feel compelled to re!>earch our alternatives." Bro,,dy !>aid that up until no,.,., club officials have no t gl\c:n scn - ous consideration to altern:ime sues. But that "ill change .if the Ju l'~ 20 council meeting doesn't bring a decbion. "\Ve in1cnd to con~o1td.11e our administrative :.ta ff "omc" here. · )he ~aid. \\r e c:rn't cun11nuc oper- atsng in t\\O sue~" Some ci11es h;i\e alre:.td)' e\- pressed an intere~t sn the pt 01ect, Bro\\ J, SJ id. · "This 1s the kind of 1ndu,try that cttiClt kill for." s:i1d Councii- ' \\OrnJn MJI') Hornbuckle. • I think 11 "ould be realh shorH11Jcu to not "elcomc (the pru1ect) · IC the council Jppro,cs the pl:.im, on ~1onda\. thl! Auto Club "ill 1mmcdiJtcl} begin formul:.111ng construc11on s hcdu les. \:.I 1d Peter t\kDonJld, clubl> .,.ice president. Eastsid·e residents to talk saletY ... ~Meeting tonight also wil l highlight subjects such as animal control and code enforcement. llv T1NA Bo llGATIA, sr~ir \\1<m11 COSTA ~I ESA -For P:ill} 0Jugh, It \\J~ the str:iw th:u broke the camel\ b:.tck She had t 1kcn her three chil- dren 'grocel) shopping anJ " :. hel ping one of them out of :.i car . scat. When -.he turned Jround. llhc \\as startled b~ a man standing in the crook of her car door. "It reallv !>cared me," s:iid O:iugh, :in · Eastside re:.idc:nt. "I thought he was going to get in the c:ir wi th me or I f) and gr Jb ffi) bag." • "1Aac .\l.Aar1s. DAILY PILOT Newport-Mesa teacher-of-the-year Claire Ratfield shares a laugh with her students at Lincoln Elementary Tuesday. II tu med out 1he m.in ":t~ a panhandler. "Th.en, when l walked out ot the store. l "as approached b' 111, counterpart," she said "l\c .,t:en them all o'er the cit) They "ori. 1ogcther. And I julll ... tarteJ w \\Onder, b thi-. ~ometh1111! I i::tn Did :you hear .the one about· • • • CJll the police about')" - Teacher~ of the . year was a comedienne before turning full time to education BY RUSS LoM, STAfF Wam;a , T empted as she might be, you'll never hear teacher Claire Ratfield say, "But seriously folks," to her student s. After seven years on the comedy club circuit during the late 1970s and early 1980s, Ratficld settled down to some pretty serious stuff. It's all about how children learn. And she's be'en working with some of the most progressive educational researchers in the LOCALIONLY The Newport Center Library wi!I close Thursday in preparation for the opening on the new Central Library at 1000 AVoc:ado Ave., which will be dedicated July 1 O. Following the closure, the Balboa, Corona del Mar and Mariners branch libraries will remain open and material checked out at the Newport Center Library may be returned to any of those branches or to the book drop at Newport Center library. rubbe r cement ;ind t~oulelt of Elmer's glue on a cla room table -C)!>entiJI tools r her students. Her classroom is ablaze "ith &Ht\\Ork and \\tiling -hanging from the ce1hng, pla~ered on C\\!I) squJre inch of the \\alls and ah\J\S u'ed a!> a gateway to the e'plorauon of ideas. On one "~II are ca~1les. p:iinted by student 'in conjunction "11h their tudy and recitation of Hamlet. On another ''all are drawingll of Oaugh has a lot oi oth.:r quc-.- tions. too. Ho, .. many ):trJ • .,;:ile, j, each rc:!-1dcnce :illu\H:d 1n one month. and are there Jn\ rc ... tm.- tions'? \\ho c:in re..,1d~nh ca l "hen the\ ha'e a lamil) 1.11 r.1c· coons or po'sum:. h' sn~ n thc1r bJcl )JrJ' \\'h:it .:an re) Jcnh Jo about cnmc prc,cnt1on > H O\\ h ;i neighborhood \\:ltch org.rnucJ'! "Then I tarted talkinj_! to my friend . :.ind I J1,co,ereJ 1r :11 • kit ol m) fncnJ., h:i'c the ).1 c q~c,. t1ons," she l>.llJ That\ "hen Baugh dcc1J.:J ll organize a Neighborhood A" .irc- ness Meeting tlut will be h<.IJ .. 1 ~ 1on1gh1 sn the Kaiser E:. 1 1cntar: Students In Ratfield's class work together on a lesson plan. ea shells, li n~cd to a 1c ... ~0n on similes and metaphors. Student ·Amy Scott li~en her :.hell to ice cream on a cone, a unicorn's horn in the School auditorium on SJn a \n:i Avenue country. But she still has fun . During a reading of "Hamlet" by her fifth grade class at Lincoln Elementary School in Corona del Mar, she stops to repeat the line, "Fr:iilty, thy name is woman." It's timeout for a voice vote and she asks her 28 students if QUUTION Memorla of did father's Day is Sunday and we would like you to share memories o( your dad with ou r readers. Tell us about dad on our Re~der's Hotline, 642-6066. INDIX Almanac ........................... 2 Jerry Kobrin .................. : ... J Sports ........•........... , .......... 6 the line is true. "Yaaay!" shout the boys. "Nooo!" yell the girls. "This has got to be most sexist line in Hamiel," Ratfield says to the class. "Where is Shakespeare? I'm going to punch his lights out." There are three cans of moonlight, a tear drop on an C)'elid, a tornJdo, a '' h1rlpool "And no\\ l am a hell," "he concludes in full tran)cendence. A sign ne!>tlcd among a cluster of family photo:. on the wall above Ratficld':. coiner de sk appropriate!~ re:id,, .. I hi See TUCHllt/P•t• 4 The mccting ,.,..11 feature four spe aker:., including Mac l3ernd. Ne" port-~ksa Un1hcJ ~d \1'-11 Distri ct superintendent Ro) .-\1- .,.arado. 3 gJng eris ., CllUth~ 1ur. and Ma l) UrJ h1ma, .s -.polo;c)· womJn from the Me".1 Con..;oli· dated Water D1stnc1. Residents c.in olso ge t 1hc 'C0\.1p on aninul con1rol. C\ Jc nh)h:c- ment. hou 1ng and C\'111mu111t' de- \.Clopment and 01hcr t"1p1 ' lrl1m informauon bcxnh-.. Local hotels get a kick out of World Cup • International soccer teams and fans alike are taking advantage of the climate and amenities of Newport and Costa Mesa. BY ANNITl1i CHAVEZ AND JOVZBLLll DAVIS, SPIOAL TO ntl 0AIL1' f'tl Of World Cup soccer fever has (,. nally hit Orange County, and New- port Beach and Costa Mesa haven't been left out of lhe frenzy. Hundreds o( soc:cer enthusiasts will begin to arri\C at local hotels thia week to IOlk up the sun and enjoy the surf as they attend opcnina aame and vi it other Callforhia landmarks, indudina the United Stlltcs' claim to fame -Disneyland .. The Rom:ini;in i\Jt1onal ICJm, howe,er, i preparing Ill h::i\c lhe area as 1he date~ for. the opening game apruoach Romania ha been hou eJ in 1hc: H\att 1'cw- porter Hotel ~incc June 't .and has been practicing on tht! fichh of tJCI. The Ncwportcr wa~ home fur an estt:natcd 50 people ossociatco with the Rom:inian team. inchsd· ing coachc), dignitaric and crew members of a Romanian TV sta- tion, accordin1 to Michael Erick· on, director of market ins for the hotel. • The team leaves today to train at the Rose Bowl in Pa adena. Anghel lordancscu, &he team coach, said the move i> nece)sary 10 ad1u11 players to &he •li&ht change in climate between Newport and Pa~dcna. ... IOCClll/~ I I ' THE NEWPORT BEACH • A trough of low .:J~~ • ressure brings us bv morning clouds with fog and a few sprinkles \\<ht ch will clear ·slowfy to some afternoon sunshine . Temperatures stay in high 60s. See Weather, Page 2 Winner of California Newspap er Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 Auto Club .. hints .at _move if project .. rejected • Letter sent to Costa Mesa council airs concerns of organization as it mulls its future. BY TINA Boa.GATl'A, STAFF Warru COSTA MESA -The Auto Club may pack up and move to another community -taking hun- dreds of jobs and millions of dol- lars worth of economic power with it -if the City Council doesn't Partnership needed to clean alley ~ City asks property owners to help fund cleanu p of James Street BY LolllANN BASHEDA, ST11FF Wuna COST A MESA -City officials have budgeted funds to fix the long troubled James Street alley, but spending the money will hinge on whether property owners agree to pitch in their own funds and elbow grease. Several dozen property owners abut the alley -a chief sore spot on the West ·Side, running be- tween 18th Street and Shalimar Drive. For yea rs, the James Street alley has been a magnet for vagrants and vandals. Cluttered with gar- bage, it provides shelter for tran- sie nts, as well as a dark corner for drug deals and gangbangers, locals say. Costa Mesa City Counc ilman Joe Erickson describes the alley as being cluttered with so much trash and debris that "when it rains you just about n~ed .. a boat back there." West Side residents have long implored the city to clean up the lane. But the trouble, according-to the city's Housing and Community Development coordinator Paula Schaefer, is that the alley is pri- vate. "So if we go out there and spend a bunch of money and the property owners didn't agree to keep it up, 10 years from now we'd just be back in the same po he ST11IO/P•9• 4 Newport library board expansion goes to voters BY Russ Lo.All, STMr W•nn NEWPORT BEACH ...: After an unusual parliamentary squab- ble, City Council members agreed Monday night to ask voters to ap- prove expansion of the library board from five to seven members. Newport Councilman John Hedges objected to the $7,000 cost or putting the measure on the bal- lot. But most council members said expansion of the library board is a good idea. "The people in this city really want to get involved In city gov· ernment," said Councilwoman Jean Watt. With support from Councilman Phil Sansone only, Hedges offered a 1ubstitute motion: Expand the li- brary board to 19 members. "Just because there are lots of people who want to serve on the library board is not sufficient justi- fication to spend $7,000 on a bal- lot measure," Hedges said. "That's why l offered up the substitute motion." Unimpressed with Hedges' plan, Mayor Oarence Turner made a "substitute substitute'' motion identical to the oriainal motion, which calls for an amendment to the city charter to expand the li- brary board. Hcdaa objected, but TUmer de- cided to put his parliamentary pro- cedure to a vote. Council memben approved it 4-2, with Hedaes and Simone objectin1. Councilwoman Evelyn Han was absent. • L approve its expansion plans. Late last week, Auto Club Presi- dent Thomas McKernan sent a letter to council members, saying further delays would' be "unac- ceptable" and be considered a re- jection of the pro~ct. Council members expressed con- cern about this possibility and its impact on both the economy and image of Costa Mesa. "It would be a real black eye if we were to lose them," said Coun- cilman Joe Erickson. "h would damage ou( reputa- tion as being a nlace that will work with and retain a quality business that pays decent wages. And, it would damage our ability to attract other good, clean busi· nesses. "This is not a game of poker or .chicken, where somebody's waiting for a bluff. The Auto Club is se ri- ous (about researching other sites)." . The Auto Club wants to expand its current fa cility on Fairview Road from 467,000 square feet to almost 1 million square feet. The . expansion would allow a consoli- dation of its administrative staff, which is split between here and a Los Angeles facility. But, before the club can begin bu ild ing, the council must amend the city's general plan and rezo ne the project site from an industrial park to a commercial urban cen· ter. _ Auto Club officials had hoped for an answer during the June 6 City Council meeting. However, last-minute con cerns over tr::iffic project ions and zoning issues pusbed a decision to n~xt Mond:iy. ''We were left very fr ustrated,'' said Layna Browdy, an Auto Club spokes\\Oman. "The June 6 meet· ing \\as kind of a turning point for us. We feel compelled to research ou r alrernatives." Browdy said that up_unul no\\, club officials have not g1\cn seri- ous consideration 10 ahc!rnatl\ e sites. But that \\ill change if the June 20 council meeting doesn't bring a decision. "\Ve intend 10 con.,olitlate our adminbtrative staff \Ome'' here." shc,s:iid. · \\ c CJn't continue oper- ating 1n l\\O !>rte'>." . Some ct11c'> hJ\e already C,\· prcs::.ed Jn 1nterc::.t in the project. C3ro\\ dv s:.iid. , "Thi:> I'> the l..111~ of 1ndu::.try 1h:u citie'> kill for." )Jitl Council· "oman MJI\ Hornbucl-..le. ·I think it \\ould be n:alh :>hon-sided to not ''ekome (the proJCCl) If the council Jppro,cs the pbns on ~londa,, the Au10 Club v.ill immcJiJ11.:h begin lormul:.lting. con.,1ruc11on schcduks, said Peter McDonJld, club:> \ICC prc::.1dent Eastside residents to talk safety ~ Meeting tonight also will highlight subjects such as animal control and code enforcement. COSTA ~!ES...\ -For P:iu~ Baugh. it "J) 1he str.1'' t lt~l br ke the c:imel s baci... She hJJ t!ll-..en her three ~h1l· drcn grnCCf) shopping anJ "J'> helping one of 1hem out of J car !>eat. \\'hen 'he turned around, ::.he \\JS startled b~ a man standing in the crook ol her car door. .. It really scared me ..... SJ;d Baugh, :in · E:is tside resident. "I thought he was going to get in the C!lr -.vith me or try and grab m~· bag." . -\ M. ... ac ~IAanN. D111Lv r110T Newport-Mesa teacher-of-the-year Claire Ratfield shares a laugh with her students at Lincoln Elementary Tuesday. I ll 1urned ou1 the m.111 "a" \I panhandler. '-' · ... .. Then, when I \\liked out 01 the store, I was approached b) 11;, cou nterpart," she s:iid. "l\c seen them all O\er the Cll) The) "0rl.; 1oge1her. ,AnJ I JU!>l ::.tJn-.J to ''onder. is thb '>omethtng I l.7!ln call 1he police Jbout'?" Did you hear the one about • • • Teacher of the year was a comedienne before turning full time to education B Y Russ Lo.All, STAFF Wann T empted as she mignt be, yon'll never hear teacher Claire Ratfield say, "But seriously folks," to her students. After seven years on the comedy club circuit during the late 1970s and early 1980s, Ratfield settled down to some pretty serious stuff. It's all at)out how children learn. And she's been working with some of the most progressive educational researchers in the LOCALIONLY L11r.,c111an.1111J The Newport Center Library will close Thursday in preparation for the opening on the new Central Library at 1000 Avocado Ave., which will be dedicated July 1 O. Following the closure, the Balboa, Corona del Mar and Mariners branch libraries will remain open and material checked out at the Newport Center Library may be returned to any of those brandles or to the book drop at Newport Center Library. rubber cement Jnd t\\O bolllc of Elmer·s glue on a cla•.sroom table -csscntiJI tools fo r he r students. Her classroom is :ibl:ue \\ith Jrl\\ ori... .ind\\ nting -h:inging from the u!ihng.· p1Js1ered on c' c!~ square inch of the walls and :ilwa)s u ed as a gale\\ ay to the explorauon of ideas. Baugh h:i a 101 of other que)· tions. too. Ho" m'am \Jrd ):tic~ 1~ c:ich rei.1dencc allo\\°Cd in one mon1h, JnJ are there an~ re-.1ric· 1ions? \\ho cJn res1Jen1' -:all "hen the\ ha' c a fJmih 01 rJ.:· cooni. or· pv,,um "'mg. in 1hc1r had, \Jrd > \\hat can rc)idcm-. do abou1-crime prc\ent1lln'> H " 1:00 :i neighborhood "Jlch orpnited·? · "Th~n I )lartcd tlll.ing lu m~ f rienc.h, and I J1,co' ered th:it ~ llll of Ill) {nl!nJ:. ha' c the l>-me que,. 11ons," ~he s;iiJ Students in Ratfield's class work together on a lesson plan. On one ''all are ca tics. painted by student m conjunction "ith their Mudy :ind recitation of Hamlet. On :mother wall are drawings of sea shells, linked to a les~i..~n on si miles and metaphors Student ·Amy Scou ltl..en her s~cll 10 ice cream on a cone. a unicorn's horn in the That's "hen Baugh de ideJ 10 organize! :i Neighborhood A\\JrC· ne~) Meeting that \\ill be hc.IJ at ... ton1l!hl 111 1he Ka1!.\e1 1:.le111e n1:m School auditorium on !:>J• .a Anl Avenue, country. But she still has fun . During a reading or "Hamlet" by her fifth grade class at Lincoln Elementary School in Corona del Mar, she stops to repeat the line, "Frailty, thy name is woman." It's timeout for a voice vote and she asks her 28 students if QUUftON Memories or dad father's Day is Sunday and we would like you to<6hare memories of your dad with our readers. Tell us about dad on our Reader's Hotline, 642-6086. INDIX Almanac ........................... 2 Jerry Kobrin ...................... J Sports ................................ 6 the li ne is true. ·:v aaay!" shout the boys. "Nooo!" yell the girls. "This has got to be most sexist line in Hamlet," Rat field says to the class. "Where is Shakespeare? I'm g_oing to punch his lights out." There are three cans of moonlight, a tear drop on an C)'elid, a tornado, a ''hirlpool. "And now I am a shell," he concludes in full transcendence. A sign nestled among u cluster of fam ily photos on the wall above Ratf1cld'~ corner de sk appropriate!~ read,, ···1 his See TUCHllt/P•1• • .. The meet1n~ will ft:ature four spe:il.er~. including ~t ac UcrnJ. Nc,\-pOrl·~ksa Un1f1eJ !:>.:h,vl. 01stnc1 i.upc rin tendent: Ru~ ,.\f. \:lrado. a gJng eris,., ""un:.clur: and MJJ') Ura hima. a 'PO~C) \\OntJn from the Me-;J Con,l)li· dated Water Dii.trict. . Resident~ c.in al'o get thl! ~~ovp on animJI control. Cl)Jc cnfor~e· ment. hou)111g and '-om llUllll\ de· \Clopment and other ,,,p1.:' hum mforma11on t-ioo1h::. Local hotels get a kick out of World Cup , ~ International soccer teams and fans alike are taking advantage of the climate and amenities of Newport and Costa Mesa. BY ANNB'ITB CHAVEZ ANO JOY21lLU DAVlS, Snt.lAL ro nu OAJU r1Lo T World C~p soccer fever has (,- nally hit Orange County. and New- port Beach and Costa Mesa haven't been left out of the frenzy. Hundreds of soccer cnthu1iast1 will bcain to arrive at local hotels this week to IOlk up tbc sun and enjoy the surf as they attend opcnina 11me'.I and \is11 other California landmark$, incl udina the United States' claim to fame -Di ne)'land. • The Roman1.1n l\J1tUnJI 1cam. however, 1s prcparin~ to lca..-c the area as the datel! for the opening games approach Romania ha)~ been hou cd in the H\:itt l'C\\- fX'rlcr Hotel sinC"C June ·1 JnJ ha) been pr:u:ticing on thl! fie ld of UCI. The Ncwpo1 tcr wlb home fot an esu:n:ueJ SO people a ~iated with the Romoninn team, includ- . ing coachc~. digmtarie~ and crew membcn or a Romanian TV ta· tion. accordina to Miichul l:.nck· on, director of marketing for the hotel. The team leaves today to train at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Anahel lordanescu, the team co1c:h, aaid the move is nece 1ry to adjust playcn to the 1light chan c in climate between Newport and Pasadena .. ... .-c1ana.e-1 . , . .... 2 Wedneeday. June 15, 1994 --Newport Bw:h/Coata MMa o.lly P LOCALS ONLY MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE. 540-1224, ext. 363 PILOT PIOPl.la MICHILU CllAMla A PLIAIANT SU•P•lll Don't expect a gruff mechanic smeared with grease to amble up to your car if you drive to Tuttle-Click Nissan in Costa Mesa for service. The fingernails on the assistant service manager at this dealership are painted red and carefully manicured. She is every bit a lady, from her pleasant appearance to her gentle demeanor. Michelle Cramer, a Costa Mesa resident, admits that some people are surprised to see her when they come into the garage. "Sometimes I'll walk out and people will say, 'Ooh, are you the mechanic?' Some people look at me like they don't think I'm going to have the first clue about their vehicle -and then they're surprised when they find out I do." KNOWS HER STUFF Although you won't ever see Cramer with a wrench in her hand, that doesn't mean she's clueless about what may be ~iling your car. In fact, sometimes she makes her male customers blush. Dale Mayeda, a Long Beach man, recently took his 1989 Nissan Sentra to the dealership for a tune-up. A regular customer, he said he looks forward to chatting with Cr;lmer when he brings in his car. "[ think I need a new timing • belt," he told her as he popped the hood. Cramer bent over the engine and poked around a bit. "Y ou don't have a timing belt. It 's a chain," she said. "Oh," Mayeda replied,' turning a bit pink. UNPHASID BY SEXISM For the most pan , Cramer said her customers are extremely friendly -even when she's the ·bearer of bad news. "I think the women especially VIL a, NO. 141 llADIU HOTLINl1 642·60l6 Your comments about the Daily P1lo1 or nc"'s 11ps will be rca>rdcd ind· gl\'cn dr· reedy 10 &htor William Lobdell. The same 24-hour answering service may be used 10 record letters 10 the cduor on any topic MAILING ADDllSS Our address is )JO W. 8:ay S1.. Com Men, CA 92627. TO MAKI A COIRICTION Ir u the P1lor's pohc-. to promptl) corrccr all errors or sulnuncc. l'lcisc c.111 540· 1224, c~r. 363. Thank 1ou. lnomu H. Johnson, Publ1shc:r William Lobdell, l:.d1ror Ste\'C Mubk, M.in.iging Edu:or lri1 YoJtoi, Cny Ed1ror 1\brc Manin, Photo l:d1ror Bob Funk, Circulmon ~lm.iger H :rnk Knight, Production M.iMger Michc:aJ Hercher, D~pl.i1 M.uugcr Judy Oetting, O•m1ficd Man~gcr Pramod Shah, Controller like dealing with me," she said. "They feel more secure when a woman is helping them." Some patrons, however, would rather talk to a man -plain and simple. "Sometimes there will be old men, and they don't understand how this young girl could possibly know anything about their car," Cramer said. ''They want to talk to a guy. Sometimes, when I answer the , phone, they think I'm a secre tary. That gets irritating." She said only twice in her four-}ear career, however, has a customer insisted on speaking with a male mechanic. "l didn't take it personally. I just went and got one of the guys," Cramer said. ON THI FAST TRACK At 25, Cramer finds herself in a management position wi th a well-established dealership. She came to Tuttle-Click almost four years ago as a telephone operator. From there, she moved to warranty administration where she began to learn about cars. As assistant service manager, she serves as the mjddle person between customers and mechanics. "I have a real good time doing my job," she said. ''.£very The Nev.pan BcachJCo)ta McS<I D;i1ly P1lo1 (USPS-144-800) is pubhshcd Mond~y through S::11urd1y. Jn Ncv..pon Bc1ch ind Costa Mcu, subscriptions arc onlv avail· oblc by subscnbin& 10 The Tunes ·orange Counry (800) 252-9141. Jn 1rcas outside of Nev.port Beach Ind Cos11 McSll, Jubscrip-tion\ 10 the Daily P1lo1 only arc :l\allablc by mail for SS S8 per month Second clJ\S pasrogc paid at Cosra Me~n. CA. (Prices include all OJ'Plicablc SIJlc anll local tucs.) 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NOTALONI When she's not diagnosing sick cars, Cramer enjoys spending time with her husband, Jamie, who is a railroad engineer. "He~ trains," Cramer said. He also spent several y~ars singing in a Christian rock band, Cramer said. Although she admits her job is somewhat unique for a woman, Cramer said there are at least two other women in Orange County who do the same thing. Acura on H arbor has a woman service manager, and so does South County Volkswagen in Huntington Beach. For those whq aren't comfortable talking to a woman about their car's problems, Cramer has some frank advice: "As far as I'm concerned, it's their Joss, because I'm very good at my job." · -Story by David Heitz, photo by Jean Angelo. If you know someone who would make an interesting Pilot Person, call our Readers' Hotline at 642-6086. Remember to leave your name and phone number. Thanks! WIATHIR TIMPlllATUIU Newport Beach: 67/62 Balboa: 67/62 Costa Mesa: 70/60 Corona del Mar: 70/62 IUIF FORICAST LOCATION The Wedge Ne'VJ>ort Point Bladcies S.A. Rh·er Jetty CdM TIDU TODAY first high first low Second high Secpnd low THURSDAY SIZE SWELL 1·2 w 1·2 w 1-2 w 1-2 w 1·2 w 1:15 a.m. 4.2 8:20 p.m. 0.4 3:23 p.m. 4.2 9:16 p.m.2.2 first high 2:33 a.m. 3.7 first low 9:11 a.m. 0.8 Second high 4:13 p.m. 4.6 Second low 10:45 p.m. 1.7 Water Temperature: 67 IOATINO Variable winds to 10 knots shifting 10· 15 knots with seas l ·foot with 4-foot westerly swell. Late-night and morning low clouds may bring driule. U11uunc1u lkttnl banlavptr~1 ., rrporttd to lht Ftdtral Bllnkruplry Court in S.nu .u... conAMUA • Nr.port Buch Sports Cards Jnr. Ch11p1cr 7. lllWPOUllACH • Paul R. Johnson, denial Ch3plcr 7. •lllTHI Most ttttal blnhs In Ntttporl Bucb and Cosu Mtsa. n . JOllPH HOSPITAL Miry 21 • Douclas AJl1n and Mlrhrlle Ann Erickson, Costa Mesa, girl HOAG MIMORIAL HOSPITAL Miry 2• • AJan and ~anna Brtdy, Newport Beach, girl MllY 2• •Steven Johnson and Dion Brown. Corona dcl Mar, boy .. ,,. •Justin and Barham Orrell-Jo~es. Ncwporr Bc:ich, girl • Dirk and Tammy FltdJtr, Costa Mesa, girl •• ,,1 • Richard Packard and Kim Garrell, Cosra Mesa: girl • Chrislophtr and Cachcrint Sortnsrn, Cost:i Mesa, gir l • Christopher and Starry Migliori, Corona del Mar, girl •UllNUS LICINIU Ntw businrss lictnse information rrporltd by lbt cit its of Costa Mts1 and Ntttpot1 &1ch. COITAMllA • llumdy Elsa)id or Southland .J Physical l'Hrapy a1 2619 Orange Ave.' • James Court or Sen·anfl at 3416 Pinc Brook. •James F. Phllllp or ~y llome lltallhr1re at 3545 Harbor Gatcw:iy. • J1mn F. Pbllllp or~ Home Urallbr1re at 1575 Corpora1c Drive. •Mana Roclripn or 2701 falrvitw Drin al 2701 Fairview Ro:id. DIATHI Most rtC'tnt dtaths as rtporttd to tht Oranp County Rtrorder's Omrt. COITAMISA • Philip Lotserx, 74 on April 24. •Tom Millard, 37 on April 18. • C onstaore Pierce, 84 on April 19. • Loli S. Winter, 47 on April 16. •Lois J. Quirk, 69 on April 18. NIWPOIT aUCH • Thtlma L. Shaner, 80 on May 12. • Margurrttlt Ne"man, 69 on M:iy 17. •Raymond Elliott Jr., 79 on May 17. DUI AJIRISTI Tht follottln1 ptoplt 1t't'rt DrrfSlrd 1rtttntly on suspicion of drlvln1 under lht innuenct. Thtst JHOple h1•·e only bttn arnsled on suspicion of a crlmt and, as with all such crimts, lhty •rt lanoetnl until pro•·t n 1u11ty. COAAMUA • Michelle Suunne Vlllers, 22. •Susan L}nn Fo..Ws, 35. • Robert Eucene irarvry, 38. • Ornnls Alltn Rambo, 34. •Joe Guadalupe Balandran, 41. MARR IA Gii /\lost l't'C'tnt marriagrs •s 1Tpor1td to the Oron1t County Rttorder's GRAND OPENING SPECIAL -er 1 8x10 2 5x7 8 Walle~s No Sitting Fee call for Appolntrn.nt 1720-D Santa Ana Ave.• Costa Mesa• 646-0337 ALMWC POLICI flUI COITAMUA Parinc: A fire el.tinguisher was swiped from an · apartment in the 2200 block. East 21st Strttt: Three bikes, skis and roller blades were s1olen from the garage of a home in the 100 block. Eur Broadway: After breaking into Adrian Reillty, a burgl:ir apparen1ly smoked 1hr~e cigarettes, leaving behind the butts before stealing roughly S866 worth of office equipment. East 17th Strret: Chester Drawers reported $320 stolen from its restaurilnt. Iowa: Someone pried open the door of a van parked in the 3200 bloek to steill a plastic water bottle. Orange: It's appilrcn1ly nol been hot enough for one thief who stoic a bundle of fire wood from a residences in the 2500 block. llarbor Boulc\'ard: Someone broke in10 Crys1al's Nilils & I l3ir in the 2000 block and stoic S50. Baker Stttet: A fax machine and copier were stolen from Allen Quinn Properties in the 1500 block. Peterson Pl::ice: A 1h1cf 3pp3rcntly got into a house in the 2700 block by sneaking through a sliding glass·door the rcsidcnr left open for their dog. More thun Sl,000 worth of compact discs were stolen. NIWPOIT IUCH fn·lne: A '91 Toyota 4-Run ncr parked near Newport-Harbor High w:is reported stolen by the owner. who listed his occupation on police reports as "skateboarder." Seashore Orh·e: Two wetsuits were snilgged from a r:iiling in the 4400 block. CUIT Drhe: V:indills spr:iy painted a N:izi sign, gang logos :ind vulgarities on w:ill~ ':11 Ensign Middle School. Ramona: Police took a re~rl on a handptint and in11ials pressed in10 some freshly paved concrc1e at the corner of Santanclla. om re. COSTAMHA •Charles J. Oici::rno mJmcJ Denil.c A. Lape Aprrl 23 in Fulh::non. •Mark E. Le"ls married Kimberly G. Bol}urd April I in Laguna Bc3ch. •Jorge Mortinez \'ulrncla marncd Nazario Cholico April 22 tn S3nt.s Ana. • Jomu D. Drummon rn:irricd P;imrla Potter April 16 in Coron:i dcl Mu . • Jarquts IJattoni married Roula Kandalan April 16 in An3hcim. NIWPOIT aUCH • Erik Slromon mlmcd Ktlly llo}crs May 2 t in Saus31ito. • M1t1hew Stoiber m:irricd Rosario Garlock May 22 in Newport Beach. •James W. Lrscer married Diano llluln Botham April 14 in Sr. llclcn:i. • Da1id Pnrct m:irricd Kulhl')n llnglt ~fay 2t in Newport Bc:ich. RIAL ISTATI SALIS Rtrrnt ll'lll rstatt salts as n•portrd b)' tht Co11tinrnt11/ Llli•J<'f'S Ti/It Co. In Santa Ami. COSTA MllA • 2335 Ticonderoga Wy., S 129,000, I .J bedrooms, 2 bath, to 8. M. Rush. • 2JJ1 Tkonderosa \Vy., SJ 10,000, 2 bedrooms. I ba1h, 10 B.J. Perrino. • 2066 Mtadow View Ln., $213,000, 3 bedrooms. 3 bath, to T. L Ashbrook. • 2050 Meadow View Ln., $205,000, 2 bedrooms, I ~ b:ith, to M. E. Rigg. • 605 San l\llrbel Or. C, $149,000, 10 D. Worthington. • 2013 Meyer Pl., $140,000, 3 bedrooms, I Vi ba1h, to J. Banuelos. • 2016 Arnold An., Sl6t;ooo, 3 bedrooms, 11/J b111h to B. H. Long. • 890 Joann St., $176,000. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath to W. Jahn. • 2269 Republic Ave., SJ40,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, to R. Manriquez. • 899 Joann St., $158,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths to R. S. Perez. • 878 Joann St., $185,000, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths to R. Lyng. • 866 Joann St., $187,000, 3 bedrooms. 2 bath to K. M. Cl3rk. • 2163 National Ave., $180,000, 4 bedrooms, 2 ba1h to S. Albay:iti. • 904 W. 20 St., Sl59,000, 3 bedrooms, J ba1h 10 T. F. B~ogdon. • 870 W. 20 St .. $190.000. 4 bedrooms, 2 b:11h 10 C. A. Orriz. ,• 1974 federal Av., Sl51,000, 3 bedroom • I barh to J. Calderon. t • 1973 Federal Av., S 147,000, 3 bedrooms. 1 bath to D. Cor1cz. • 1940 Rl•public Me., 5145,000, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath to M. Romanosl.y. • 616 Ctntcr St., $149.000, 2 bedrooms. 1 bath 10 J. A. OKecfc. NIWPOIT aUCH • 900 Chtst~ut Pl .. $395,000, 4 bedrooms. 2 bath to J. Sukr:iu . • 2607 llamboo St., $420.000, 4 bedroom~. 3 bath 10 C. Telles. • 2651 Bamboo St., 5650,000, 3 bedrooms 2 baths to J.11. Greiner. • 706 Ulson Av .. 5465,000, 3 bedrooms. 2 b:iths to P. P. Brown. • 2800 Catalpa t .. $390,000, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths 10 T. F. Shields. • 2900 Carob t., $450,000. 3 bedrooms. 2 buths to M. M. Srmo,1ch. • 806 Celba Pl .. $410.000. ro P D. An:istos. • 2406 Vl~ta lloaar, $216,000 to A. and T. Mcginnis. • 2J23 Ea~tblurT Dr., $207,000. to R. J. Tros1.. • 23 15 Ea tblurT Dr .. $207,500, to J. W. Cra .... ford. --. • 307 Enclna, 5339,000. 10 0. Steinberg. • 2117 \'Isla Entrada, $410,000, 2 bedrooms, 2~ b31h 10 D. nnd F. Desimone. • 430 \'I to Grande, $374,000, to P. Chrislcnsen. • 2658 Vista dcl Oro, $1 92.500, to C. Stinchcomb. • 26-il Vi sta del Oro., $229,000, 2 bedrooms. 2V! bath to J. D. Metzger. • 2605 Vista Ornada., $357.500, 3 bedrooms, 2V! balh to 0. Lel::md. • 2625 Vista Ornoda. $350,000, 3 bedroom , 2~ bath 10 S. Culpepper. • 346 Vista M:idera .. $357.000, 3 bedrooms, :?II! b3th to F. W. I lc:irn. • 300 A\'enld:i C:irlos, S-00,000, 3 bedroom, 211.! bath 10 R. K. Welch. ---------------------, Send Dad Hickory Farms • :FREE SHIPPING : on an pft over S20 &p. 6.JO..H ---------cou ----------~ !.~~?~l.t~~e ~2~~H WESTCUFF PLAZA 17tb at lnlne A.e., Nettpwt Beada. • Send A Olft By PltOM 642-4302 • Nat ro H ' t Newport Beach/Costa Mesa DaJly Piiot Wednesday, June 15, 1994 3 " . Going crackers over Polly, the girl _ I'll never forget F lNAILY. AFl'ER AIL THESE YEARS, DINING WITH A GIRL OF MY DREAMS - Y'all remember Polly Local Scene Benedict, don't you? A beautiful brunelle with tantalizing figure, enchanting smile, and flashing black eyes? Or maybe you remember her as Ann Rutht rford. She was Polly only in those popular Andy Hardy movies, back in another lifetime when she played Mlckty Roonty's girlfriend: Well, you'll never believe who my table companion was the other night in the crowded ballroom of Le Meridien Hotel. Ann Rutherford herself, that's who. And she didn't need a name tag for labeling purposes. It's been five or six decades, but I'd have recognized th~ lustrous orbs anytime, anywhere. She motored here solo fro m the Hills of Beverly, where she and the late award-winning producer Wiiiiam Dozier ("Batman", etc.) shared the sal1}c manor since '43, to join in yet another community tribute to longtime frie'nds Donna and J ohn Crean. "Wouldn't h'ave missed this for •the world," beamed Mrs. Dozier. "They're the grandest people." Super-grand herself is my new- est charmer, who ·graced 76 (or was it 77?) Hollywood films. If you missed the Andy Hardy hits, you'll remember her in "Gone with the Wind," as Scarleu's youngest sis- ter, Careen, or her role in "Pride and Prejudice." She's a vibrant lady, still in fine fettle. Deep sigh. Sec you again, Polly, if only in my dr~ms. 0 WHERE HA VE ALL THE FISHIES GONE? -Tbe setting was incongruous, to say the least. Over a leisurely luncheon at the Balboa Bay Club the other day, these privileged pillars of Newport Beach society were (sob!) bemoan- ing their lot. Why all the gloom and doom? Newport Beach P sychological Asso. Specializing in ... •Relationship Issues • Chemical Dependency • ~ating Disorders We offer individua l · as we ll as group counseling on a sliding scale fee. 722-4588 Rebecca Folsom, Ph.D. John McGrath, M.Ed. Psy # 2095 Dad's 'N Grads Blowout Sale Good 1hru &-19 Onlyt LJ::..:~E : MOTOROLA ANYWHERE• I FUP PHONE • 2 Tone Wiiiock luttons SUPPLY IS UMl1ED!I $219.95* Ufestyle wMbe .............. $19. 95 Bravo Plust .................... $32.75 Bravo EJq:X9SS •••••••••••••••• $44.50 I Less Acttvation Incentive • $25 I Less Free Call Promotion • $100 Pony Express Paging & Cellular p14) 840·5_75~ Please Join Us For FATHER'S DAY BRUNCH & DINNER Rack of lamb Lobster Sa/~nmz cfr Halilmt Veal can vou Find the Route 01 the Harbor Honner? Introducing a fun new way to get around Newpon Beach. We connect the dots once every hour! ' llll llUll TIE fll ZllE Ull 5 111111 llUllE 4 11111111 llU lfo11: I F11n Zont &lho4 &.t Rnti.ls. no:t to tht 111110 fnry on tht pmint11ill. 2 Balboa Island Op"1 A vm JU'- p11 blk pier 3 Balboa Bay Ollb 4 Marinm Milt Josh Sloalmi Rrs11111r11nt Chllrt HoMH Rnt1111r1mt ViO. NtlN R.ttua11 r11nt S Lido Marina Village . 6 C:..U.ay Vtllaae Littk /"" On thr &y Tlllll: Scartiag jWM l llh, • S.t 12,,,,-1a,,, • 5,,,, 12,.,,,.,,,,, • Mo" I 2p,,,-6p,,, • Tws 6 WtJ a-4 • Tlnm 6 f;i (p-1 lAm 111111: One Hop-$4 ~ Jtm0" Roand Trip-$61" /"#" All dly-Sl2 .,,J;.;llJ"" 7 dirt -UO ..i;,,,;,,J ,,,, ----------~ .. 12 ) 1\t,..... aip II.,,, r ' 17 I ..... Swtilc .. die lliov 11 die Fa Z... s••~ .• _,,z. .... .,,....,..,,J. 2s.•ls•• ......, '" 41 •.,~ •• _,IS. •s-. ,,_ ~ .• ...,"' .......... z-. Well, these dudes arc obsessive fishermen, and they haven't been yachting around lately for fishing purposes because, alas, the fish have fled. Seems they've swum away to greener paslures, meta- phorically speaking. around Seattle," said a world trav- eler. "That's where the action i!>." "They say there's )'Cllowtail and sea bass around Ca1alina," some· one piped up. "And barracuda, there's still some barr acuda." At which point a waitre!.s do'e into view, and said she'd ju!.l served a seafood omelet. and .. it At the Volunteer Center banquet the other night, a distinguished out-of-towner a:.kcd if Donald Oren wa!> prellent in the powcr- pncked assemblage. She rccnlled h:ipr» da)S "hen !>he.u ed to enjoy ll<.11hng with hii. parents. "h's been happening ever since well-meaning folks began cleaning up the harbor," said one frus- trated angler. ''The fish miss all that yummy raw sewage." looked pretty good." . ··oK." I said, "but hold the bar· racuda." Blame 11 on old ea11ng habit!>, but I jullt don't care to bite into anything that can bite back. Be- !.ide!>, 1 hear that barracuda thrive on, ugh, raw sewage. "No, Mr. Drcn doe!>n't attend thc~e public func11on~," ii:11d a gent long a!>'iOCiJtcd with the Oarort of Orange!ohire. ·· b he reclu)1\.c?" !the a!>kcd. The In inc Co nlumnu~"pon dcrcd a moment, then s:iid: "Yes, and don't forget all thoi.e detergents being dumped into the water," said another sportsman. "Fish don't like that." 'Not rl!:tll). I'd sny he's a cou- ple of st:ige!> be)ond that." "If you're af\er really good stuff like albacore, or even bonita, you haf\a go down to Cabo or up 0 SPEAKING OF SECLUSION - Jerry Kobrin 's column appears Mundo) and H ednesday. An Etiquette Course For Dogs because we know you know ... Manners Matttt! • Adjustment ro Children •Obedience Traming • f wnpi.ng on People • Come When Calkd • Houscbrea.Jang •Nipping • Uash Pu1hng • Senmg You Smee 1979 Savannah's Hut Coastal Puppy Training 2000 W. Balboa ltvd., N.t . 675-6734 714 835-8538 TO D JNNER WJTH US AT Gift Certificate Availahlt> -· THE BARN STEAK HO USE FOR FATHER'S DAY Serving Quality Steak s f or over 30 Years. For Reservations Call 64 1-9777 · 2300 Harbor Blvd. at Wilson in the ... Harbor Center s K -I -N A R NOW INDULGES AT THE LIDO BUILDING 3355 VIA UDO. SUITE A. NEWPORT BEACH BECAUSE YOUR SKIN NEEDS A BEST FRIENQ LET'S ARRANGE TO MEET OVER A FACIAL. BRING YOUR OWN BEST FRIEJ\JD AND SAVE MORE THAN 50°/o. THE S65 BEST FRIENDS FACIALS. E RELAXING TREATMENTS FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIEND BY EUROPEAN-TRAINED AND LICENSED AESTHETICIANS DEEP CLEANSING, HYDRATING AND NOURISHMENT . FROM ACTIVE NATURAL ESSENCES PREPARE YOUR SKIN FOR ANOTHER COASTAL SUMMER ASSAULT. CALL TODAY AND RESERVE ONE APPOINTMENT TIME FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIEND., MO NDAY THRU SATURDAY. JO 'TIL 6. 714.673.3222 YOUR APPOINTMENT WILL BE CONFIRME D AT LEAST 24 HOURS BEFORE TIME. GATED PARKING IN REAR OF THE LIDO BUILDING. ' • 4 Wedl ..... J&N 15.1184 ......... 1 • tOOI • mess -1bh tS a demess or free ass.or:iation. .. te er 5ll)(% l969 bee~ fi.~t ~~ the !'~-pon-tea l! nili e~ Schoo.I Distr. :-t. R.a1fic d oelie-.ei we acauve pt:Tii'>CI of · .r st :!ena to earn fro:D fr ee uo •. tit»On. S-;ie '-''ll O:li l • fro;u lines o! :-·etU\ l • t5 a ::o~&nae. ;:oe:!omung on •ee&.e:Jd~ m::: ,_m,-nen .. ; e still te d1fag ~ _.rwr 1ne ~=nooJ • e!: S. e ,,. z:s t Ii\ .,_; •• ,.•"-l bos:•for • ;c.a:::i•:!-, S1o;e-;n Ho \~~d f~r a-,eu, ~e ~::-:-g c:· i_,r a Ro.. \\ illi~~ :o .i:!:t ---~ [la~ ~ LC'ttcr~ ..... - o·~ :o~~ C-~-.\ ui:-:ter:a! fo: -i. ~: B-1 ;"'!: ':C::JeC! •• C?:e:-• :Y. .:. '"i'·e more cema:.::!.: _ !o:c ng n~: o w-i.:.a ~ a~~~ ::e "Io;~::..,. co co.::-.e:;t: ng..;.t. u hz:s to b'!' ~ i !do:-s: ~--1une:.:... -~:e ~:.y~ ! ti~~ :-.. <:;-,t lo g.r.e -? . . . ' ~ ICKtaer ol lbc ,.ear .....,. P'oCI ... sa.e .. allo u impir-ed usppontr ol cbildren°1 thealtr ud directed I prodU(1!00 of .. Atmit .. lut Wtt al the school With !he change lD ic:booil ~'1Cl leaden!L';>. JUtf'icld sa. ~ ~ is • new. empJim on bnnging cb W'OOCI lm1.ructio:i m liDc "'~:ht.be t~ cducttion r~. ... ~"C Dt'\er seeD .more optl:nism " LI) dill~ 'lD 1t11m o~ dlang-e ... 5.a) Ratfielc "'People ~: be~ \lS>O!lll) .-s e ~s QC:l 1 ~e school ~-eu .=:. e:::le ::.a.'t& ..... u.1g-e~ge =-me-!.:=:l thro ... g.h a grant sp~ed ~ Pilcifir M:;1 _!l. vs~g methods dewg.'led :6 spar,,;. be: 1.:c!e::tf' crecne u=icu. Ra;field ~ t..'iem th ., ng a::id • mwg !a: ~-ond t!ieir fi.fth-gnde e-ael. Th~e a.re s:.:je;:;~ "no: a _1d J) fill 3 page of ooteboo ;::.;>er 'he;i ~ .e".l ;.n i:i-du~ :;ti:t an~.T.er: The-se :ir- Sl -:!e:la 14;;0 ~ ~e ;o di>: ... ~~ theJT ! .onte t>est·,sd er~: ··J;i ~t.e L ne of Rire ... ~:-.d ··ne Oier::-.. ere tO-te= 0\ ~"'0 OO•\ C.!Ti:l2 3 brez:k l:1 :1~~s:oorr art1~it.e - OW-. oac daa c • aadte. lier A ... tilae9 ID a 9mJ ... a lamily·s tnwek a.a tllc an.cm TraD &Dd tbea .-rile dleir OS11 Yerliom. 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MAit 2101 F Cl)l)I H~y • ~l~PORT BEACH 747 0.i\Cf Ori\C < LAGt;~A .,IGLEt 2721 1 l.af>u tOOA MESA lOIO H.ubilf Bhd t:.,.CINO 16SOI Ventun Bl~d . ,, .. ..... e:;s: Mfidd 11a.ci ., 11cr ew'1 bcaJmca.,._ • wre -Each uudeot ii a di&:I~ won:1 "" pbrnc. ne t-o • NWeM Md ODC period have to • Fl .,_,. Oil tbcir bees. Thea Rat!idd reanuces them and the) caD out the 1WOJ'd.s the) represen1 -a l.i\ing.. bru1hin1 eu.mplc of SCDlCDCIC structure. · ln a KIOe~ clamoring for educatJODa.t rcfonn. RatlieJd uys the .l:noa led1c or how. to UnprO\'C teaChing and learning alrcacfy ' eilits. And she believes a month or teacher training should be 111&1 .._ .... , WUon..· Funhermorc, Sctiaefer said, since the alley is coUecth'tl)' OW."'DCd b) doz.ens of propcrt) <>-1>- -ers, .. tbere·i no inccolh-e for one propcrt) o-ncr to fo: \JP their (chunk) if t.bcir neighbun d n·1 do the umc.'' • Consequent}), cil) officl;sb s:J) th~ 're prepared to fin:mcc refur· b~~me:as. b:.it onl~ :t propert) o"'ners abutting the .tl!e~ ~1£n a written agreement to assist the ci1~ added on to the ~bool year to help keep educators p to d ate. .. We can, toda-\, soJ.e most of the learning problems out there. but W.'C can't aJ.,.ays get the infomut1on out to our teachers ·• she "'-s.. "We ha\-e to 'alue the intel!ettual JJe ~nd· n3t!:re of our J "'th mone~ :ind ongoing m3.nte- r.a~. . children."'· "There's no point in doing It 1( the propen~ O\o\ ners aren't ~nn3 eep it t;p ·• t> hO"o\ Costl ~1ti3 ~fayo.r S3n~ Geni> put it at a budget stuJ) ~ss1on Mond.3) Cit) Mana,er Allan Roeder S31d -UPT0- 60% OFF • ary ofticiah will ICl up mcetin wstb propcny owncn in early Jul after the budsct is apprcwed. To get the ball rollina. the C1 Council tw Kl lWde S125, •'Orth of community devclopme block ~nt funds in the 19?4-9 budget. R0eder said the funds ar enough 10 re-asph:th the :tile~ currently riddled with potholes. ' tr property owners pi1ch i money. v.hich city officials ~y the \\Ould lend 1hrough communit, block gr3nts, lighb could be in si3lled -another crucial clemen 10 l.eeping the alle) free (rom ':Jn d:il~. "The property o"ners :and th, CH) "'o uld \\Ork together almo)t 1 the form of an a5Sociat1on," En.k son S31d, adding thal cleaning u the James S}ree1 alley "ould "go ... long \\I) ' t0'1\ard helping rehahi11- u11e the West Side. ENTIRE STOCK SALE STARTS JUNE 18TH! i6M5ii • ATRILJI COCRT ~U-PORT BE.40I LOCATION NO SALES TAX!* FREE BED FRAME UDELIVERY SETUP UDISPOSAL* 0% INTEREST FOR 6 MON'DB 160 NIGHT PRICE UCOMFORT GUARANTEE OUI VllT OWNllll 111 1199 OrMt luytll • 10 yr. wananty RALYleHrve '249 9349 9399 '549 '99 $169 1199 5249 5329 5399 '499 MlftRESS 1 · FUTON CENTERS --- 2119< ... KIN c.., .. ~= v• ..... '299 s139 9399 '549 '349 5229 '499 _'549 '449 9299 '599 '799 '499 5379 '649 '659 5399 '699 SS49 '49 '649 ~ ... .. ,... '249 '349 '499 SS99 '649 799 '899 * Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot mm ........ , AJthough the Romanian team did not have a lot of free time to sightsee, they were able to work out at the Newpon Beach Athletic Club and plan a trip to Disneyland during their last week in Orange County. The Hyatt also held a welcome reception, a barbecue and a coun- try-western hoedown for the team said Erickson. ' lordanescu said he was pleased with tile Hyatt Newporter Hotel and impressed by Newport Beach. "This hotel has such a huge sur- f ace, it's like a garde~~· .lordane- RUf f Ell 'S > UPIOLSTEIY INC. -.. ... ,_ .... C.... lln! 1m -•• .. CISTA •11-sa.ma •• "Walce-up loolcing and feeling great " Permanent Eyeliners • Eyebrows Liplioer • Beauty Marks ~amouDa•e Scart1 • Spots • Facial Linea Julia's ~17 Permaaent ~~~ MAKE·UP ! ~'-' Board CertlrJed ~ C' Derm•ttthnologjet wilh 10 yea" exp. 540-17 2 .. a I scu said. "1 think staying (in New- port Beach) was a very good choice. It gave the players an op- portunity to have a spot of recre- ation, which they needed very much." Still, trainers tried to sequester the team as much as possible at the Hyatt Newporter -an often difficult task. A few days ago, a television re- porter and cameraman were found in the players' room when they were supposed to be relaxing, lor- danescu said. "Keeping the players focused has not been easy," he said. "But we know our players' customs and we are trying to protect them." t]candval. n. .... ,...~ .......... su••IR BLOWOUT CRUISE SALE!!! Prlcu •111w r1Ct M11111, lllSI 111111 b .... 21 7 DIP I fllMl 11111 •• MEXICAN RIVIERA IS llW IS Sfi49 llllql TRAVEL PARTNERS 631 -5240 ~mt 8.0.M.A. ~ The Entire Month of June! 100 MAIN ST._, BALBOA (at foot of Pier) ~1s-nao Starts Friday! SUMMER SALE -25·% TO 40%oFF ENTIRE ·suMV\EA . INVENTORY BREA MALL CRYSTAL COURT 1~i.....----· Cosca Mesa (714) 957-8525 DUR INTmRll•T? 1•800•4•U•·•DND ' .... t ,, Ericbon said the Newponcr wu chosen by the team back in February when representatives vis- ited the area scouting for hotels near the practicing fields. "They wanted somewhere close to UCI and someplace with a pleasant setting that, they could come back to and relax after prac- tices," he said. Other local hotel officials also said a number of fans chose to st~ here because of several safety, as well as recreational, factors. . "I think they want to stay here because it's safer, and because of Disneyland and the beaches," said Paul Zech, .director of marketing for the Sheraton Newport, which area expects the first of ip, World Cup guests to check in Sa1urd::iy. And an estimated 300 to 400 fans will stay at the Shernton l'\c'tA:- . port during the week of the final games."We're booked full in July," Zech !laid. -The Wc!>tin South CoJst PlaLa Hotel an Costa Me!>a 1s e\pccting the fim group of Workl Cup fam to arrive Thurs~fay. !l:ud Uonnie Dest, director of marketing for the hotel. Best S(.tid a large maJortly of the expected gue ts are fons of 1hc Mexican Nationol team. The majority of these soccer fan s were booked th rouph a wholesaler travel package that or· ganizes tours. Best !laid tht: hotel En1oy a lar8e selection of merchat1d1se HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK! A Variety of Dem • Art Gia • Tiffany Floor and ~le lamps WE BUY l SELL ON CONSIGNMENT • LAYAWAYS &t 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH . 2384 Newport Blvd Between Wilson and· Santa Isabel Costa Mesa • 714631-2411. - 2s9 12-pk.Coke, diet Coke. Cheny Coke. diet Cherry Coke. caffeine-free Coke, caffeine-free diet Coke. Spme. diet Spmc. Mello Yello and diet Mello YeUo 899 Sale Sport a mens soccer tee m 100'), couon, sizes M-L-XL OLher soccer apparel , sale 5 99 to 9.QQ "\\orked d1l1gently" to be included in the World Cup package. The Ne\,port Beach Mamon. meanwhile, will house hundreds of customers and s:slespeople or Mars, Inc., one of the major spon; ors of the \\'orld Cup. s:ud Mar· nott m.trl..eting director Greg Sm 1th. "The) \.e booked 500 rooms for the lrnJ I-, ''eek," he ~(.lid "We arc 'old out." Smith said the compan) 1!> using the trip to the World Cup as part of its inccnti\C program \\luch re- Mmh custome~ and top sale!>· i>coplc from uround the \\Orld. ·1 he comp;.iny is planning to publi· c12e its spomorship by placing Wednesday, June 15, 1994 S signs and ads throughout the areo, including banners on the light fix- tures on Fashion Island. "They'll have a definite pres· ence in Orange County,'' Smith said. 1 he postlive impact or all these vh.ltors on the local economy is· obvious. Sheraton '!I Zech said World Cup visitors will increase h1!1 hotel's summer occupancy by at least 3% in June and by 10% in July. Other hotel officials provided similur estimates. And hotel officiab fom>ee few problems despite the forge num· be rs. ''We're JU!>I hoping that they don't kick soccer balls through our windows," said Zech. Wilma's Patio 225 Marine • Balboa Island ·· 675-5542 .... • st L i soto 1.97 G11lt.·u.: Right l.u.ud. 'll\. k (1r "'if t & On 1lid, l 5'.' l'f 2 tor $3 G11l~u.: Right Guard geb utlktte -...:n.:-., l'r Lm.tl'm Pit~ r.l:l'r -c1. un 7~ Use your head and wear an offic1ally-licensed mens soccer cap. ~~tl(lll nuy vary by.sue JP IC KEHS ail $1 10-pk -...nicker.:. b.'lrs ' have J fan follo\\1ng ,,\I their t.1\.m EXPECT MORE. PAY I FSS.91 ........... .. .. . • - 8 '.! Wednesday, June 15, 1994 PORTS SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 6'42-'4330, ext. 387 Eagles' Jennings transfers to Newport ~ Estancia freshman hoop sen.sation brings three-point shooting touch to Jakosky's Sailors following move. BY RlCHAl\.D DVNN, SPOaTS \Varna Jenny Jennings, an All-Pacific' Coas1 League selection for Es· tancia High's girls basketball team last season as a freshman, has transferred to Newport Har- bor, Sailors Coach Shannon Ja- kosky confirmed Tuesday. . · Jennings, an excellent long-range shooter who averaged 9.5 points per game last season for Coach Russ Davis' Eagles, enrolled at New- port Harbor following spring break and has been practicing with Jakosky's Sailors during sixth period in the spring and the CIF· mandated 15 days of full practices. "(Jennings) absolutely loves 'the game and she has a great attitude," said Jakosky, who guided Newport Harbor to the CIF 111-AA and Southern Regional finals, as well as leading the Tars (24-8) to a school record in victories. "I moved in with my dad, and l just got a change of address," Jennings said. "So l didn't transfer, I just moved." Jakosky hopes that Jennings' work ethic will rub off on other players. real gym rats. ll's always exciting to have young players who really enjoy. the game, because it improves the whole program. It's a real positive thing to have a lot of gals who are dedicated and want to do well." I have to see her in action," Jakosky said. "She can play both, but where she fits in will be dif· ficult to tell right now. Whether we win or not (in the summer) is the least of my concerns, but all these gals arc going to be getting a love- Anderson, an incoming fresh· man from Ensign, is a fine ball- hand'lcr who, accor((ing to Jako- slcy, is an ideal point guard. Anderson and Jennings, a 5- fooH I swing player for Estancia last season, should help keep the Tars among the elite in Orange County next season, with Diane Pulido, Melissa Schutz and Mandy Clayton returning as starters, as well as guard Cara Heads, a solid reserve player who missed most of last season because of an injury. "The Tars weren't going to Call off the map even without Jenny, but she's a sweet li11le addition to what we already had," Jakosky said. Jennings, the first player to ·'The Tars weren't going to fall off the map even without Jenny, but she 's a sweet lit- tle addition to what we already had.• ly opportunity in the summer, ev- erybody gets some good playing time. As a coach, you obviously see who's rising to the top. "But I've thoroughly enjoyed working with Jenny. Jt was a big shock to me. I never had any forewarning." Although Jennings is a talented player, she must still learn Jako- sky's system. "She's very coachablc and she has a great attitude, but she still has a lot to team," Jakosky said. "Even though she's a talented ---JUmY freshman, she's still a freshman. Newport Harbor coach She's trying to learn how I coach, and hopefully she'll have enough down for next year (as a sopho- transfer to Newport Harbor in the Jakosky era, was a. second-team All-PCL selection by the Daily Pilot and an honorable mention pick by the coaches last season. She had a high of 22 points for the Eagles, accomplished twice. more) to 'start her, so she'll be comfortable. Newport BNch/COata M ... o.lly Plot "She's really the first gym rat I've had," Ja. kosky said. "We've always had great athletes, but Jenny and Mary (Anderson) are the first "We have perimeter players and post play- ers1 and I ca.n't really make a comment on what position she's ioing to play, because any- body over 5-7 we teach them to play both, and "I never communicated to (Jennings) before she transferred. All I knew is that she was coming, but I never believe anything I hear. I believed it when I saw her walk in the gym. Ev- erybody has mutual respect for Coach Davis. There's no animosity. It's just for'\Vhatcver rea- son, she wanted to make a chahge and she did." Jenny Jennings (left) averaged 9.5 points per game for 21 ·S Estancia last season, on way to second-team all-league laurels. ESTANCIA HIGH GIRLS ••• 1993·94 ••• IN RIVIEW Basketball's rough ride highlights '93~94 run ~ Czingula leads way to semis, while Manz, Schnurstein propel solid soccer, volleyball efforts. BY BAR.RY FAULKNER, SroaTS WklTlia If you run into a player or coach from the 1993-94 Estancia High girls basketball team, it'd be a good idea to stay away from comersation having anything to do \\ith horses. Mustangs, the Costa Mesa High and Trabuco Hills High variety, stampeded the Eagles' P::icific Coast Le::igue title aspira- tions by winning 3 of 4 PCL meetings. Furthermore, Coach Russ Davis ag- gravated a back problem on a horseback riding outing betwee n road games at Righetti and Atascadero in late De- cember. '(he injury, which later required surgery lo repair a slipped disc, left Davis unable to coach the rest of the season. Despite the turmoil, which includ.ed sidelining injuries to starters Karla Dominguez, Cyndi Richards and Jenny Jennin~. the team finished with a spar· kling 21-5 record, which included a trip 10 the CI F Southern Section III-A Division semifinals. The basketball campa ign highlighted the athletic year for the Eagles, though tennis. soccer and volleyball also had \lrong team finishes to go with individual showings an other sports. Here's a sport-by-sport look back: Onskctball: The Eagles opened a much· anticipated campaign by winning 11 of their first 12 games, but lost a heart· wrenching overtime game at Costa Mesa to open Pacific Coast League play, 52·51. It was the fi rst game former assistant Rich Boyce assumed Davis ' head coaching du- ties. I'" <;:t1aiSTOPHH AssAI, DAILY r1LOT After an easy triumph over Laguna Hills, v~siting Trabuco bested the Eagles Estancia High senior Tracie Manz (left) displays the reckless abandon which helped make her a three-sport standout for the Eagles, Including the Pacific Coast League Offensive Co-MVP in soccer. in ovenime, 48·45, and would the "other" Mus- tangs wound up sharing second-place with Estan· cia. ·After a second loss to Mesa, 48-44, the Eagles won their finnl four regular-season games and blew out BellOower, 60-30, in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Ill-A Division playoffs. A 51-44 triumph over Rancho Alamitos fol· lowed, in what Boyce called thr team's best game from tipoff to buzzer, but the run ended in the sem1 finnls at San Luis Obispo, SO· 42. Tennis: Julie Fielder, the No. 4 seed, and un· seeded Whitney Gilliam advanced to the semifinals of the Pacific Coast League individual finals, while unseeded freshman Camella Jeager upset third- seeded Amanda Hnstings of Ulguna Beach in the second round. The.. Eagles finished second in 1he PCL with an 8-2 league mark, and defeated Canyon in the first round,pf the ClF playoffs, before falling to sec- ond-seeded Marlborough in the second round to fin ish 11-9. Jenny Drake and Leslie Najarian earned the No. 4 seed in the PCL tournament, but were upset in the second round. Soccer: Senior Tracie Manz, who totaled 15 goals for the season, shared Pacific Coast League Offensive MVP honors 10 help the Ea- gles make the CIF Division II playoffs. Manz, bound for UCI, scored a goal in a 3-1 wild-card playoff triumph over Aliso Niguel, and was joined by three teammates on th e All- PCL first team. . Laura Czingula, a 5-foot-10 se- nior center, led a host of Eagles who collected post-season honors, including second-team All-ClF Di· vision Ill, All-Newport-Me sa Dis- trict, and first-team All-League for the second straight year. After averngjng 15 points and nearly nine rebounds per game, Czingula also cbmpetcd for 1he South in Laura Czlngula the Orange County All-Slnr Seniors Jackie Connelly and Tita Tavares, as well as sophomore Christine Dahle were fir l- team all-leaauers, while Hilly Ferguson and Ally· son Denton were named 10 the second team. Game. Sophomore pomt guard Jessica Waltz averaged 9.2 points, six assists, five rebounds and three steals per contest, en route to All·Di trict and sec· ond·tenm All·PCL recognition. Jenny Drake was a Dally Piiot and coaches All- PCL second-team selection. while Jennings made the Pilot's all-league second team. ' Coach Jenny Tavares' team fini hed 11-7-6. Volleyball: Seniors Julia Schnurstein and Tracey Heims played a aallant matcp, but the Eagles fell in five games in a playoff with Trabuco Hills ror the Pacific Coast League's third and final CIF playoff spot. Schnurstein, a 6-foot-1 middle blocker who repeated as first-team All-PCL, amassed 31 kills, while Heims, who earned a second straight second-team All-League recognition, had 40 as- sists in the 11-15, 15-8, 12-15, 15-13, 15-13 de- f~at at Mission Viejo Hig.h. Schnurstcin went on to represent the Eagles in the Orange County All-Star match and ac- Jenny Drake cepted a scholarship to Wichita State, where she will play next foll. Junior Cyndi Richards was also a strong con- tributor for firsl·year coach Kenny Keup, who led the team 10 a 7-8 record, 5-6 in league. Track and neld: Brooke Leyrcly finished second in the discus and third in the shot put to highlight several Eagles' medal winners at the Pacific Coast League Fi- nals. Senior Tracie Manz (200 meters) and Jolene Schoenert (300 hurdles) were lhird in league in their respective events, and bolh combined with Laura Pe1rina and Stacy Rose to finish third in the 400 relay. Coach Joan Carlisle's squad finished 3·2 In PCL dual meets. BRllFLY Mesa's Cleveland All-CIF Division Ill Costa Mesa High junior Tabby Cleveland, ---- the Dally ,Pilot Newport-Mesa District Player ~ of the Year in softball, ----was named second-team All-CIF Division lll by Southern Sec- tion coaches. Cleveland, an outfielder for Coach Rick Duonarigo's Mustangs, batted .512 and led the team with 32 hits, 20 runs and a school single-season record 39 stolen bases in 43 attempt~ Cleveland helped the Mustangs fin- ish third in the Pacific Coast Lea&ue, Cleveland advanding to the CIF playoffs for the second time in as many years. sec volleyball adds recruits COSTA MESA -Southern California Col- lege women's volleyball couch Eric Ooyles an- nounced the ~ignings of five recruits for the 1994 season. The five are: Alexsis Geldc'r, an outside hitter from Eden Prarie High in Minnesota; Susan Verdery, a seller from St. Helen High in Northern California; Debbie Mar· tin, a setter from Calvary Chapel High; Jody Kohutek, 1 from Sky Forest High in San Bernardino; and Marianne Washington, a middle blocker from Castillega High in Palo Alto. "l think this is probably the best recruiting year sec has had," said Doyles. "With the addition of these fine players, it will ndd depth and strength to the team. I think some of our returning players will be challenged for starting positions by our incoming recruits." CdM under-17 team sweeps SAN CLEMENTE -The Corona deJ Mar ---- 17-and·under water polo team swept the San \. Clemente Journament last weekend. ...~ After victories over Woodbri<!gc and Carls-~:::!!~= bad on Saturday, the team coached by Chri~ Oeding went on lo beat the East A team on Sunday morning. The championship game pitted CdM against the host tearn from Son Clemente. After a close first period, CdM went on to defeat San Clemente, 6-2, to claim the cham- pionship. The CdM 17-and-under players · are members of the stu~1mer CdM Aquatics Club program. Mesa Little League program COSTA MESA -Registration continues through June for the Costa Mesa Lillie x League training and development program, which begins in August. The program, for players at lcnst 8-years-old by July 31, and no ol~cr than 14 by Lhnt sam~ date, features Sunday games ag:11ns1 teams from Wcstmmster, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach and Midway City. Registration forms are available at the snack bar during games Saturday nl the Costa Me a High. The fee is $50 per athlete. For information, phone 0the Costn Mesa Little League at 966-2655. ~ Plot scribes on teleVlslon A look at the most memorable moments or th.e 1993-94 high . school season, beginnina with Costa Mesa H1gh's record-selling football heroics to the Clf Southern Section Division * Vlll title gnme, continuing with winter sports remcm· brances and concluding with the unforacttablc fc111s of spring, is the primary topic ·Of discussion by D1U1 l'llot sportswriters Richard Dunn and Barry Faulkner on 10- nighl's 6 p.m. telecast of "From Press Row" on Copley/ Colony Cablevision (Ch:innel 3). The JO.minute program, which also includes opinionl. on the World Cup, the Jennirer Capricui drug scandal, the NBA and Stanley Cup playorrs and the tr11ditionol "Match Points," will also air on Fridays or 8 p.m. throuah June and early July. . "--------. ,; Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Wednesday, June 15, 1994 1 Co.sta ·Mesa Blue -Jays prevail, 3-1 in Junior~senior . Division playons Blue Jays' Stephen Leece gets back to first base as Cardinals' Chris Blevins takes a pickott throw in a Costa Mesa Little League Junior-Senior Division playott contest Tuesday at TeWinkle Park. • Leece's strong pitching forces deciding game. COSTA MESA -The Blue Ja}'s up et the Cardinals, 3· l, at TeWinkle , Park Tuesday in the Costa Mesa Little League Junior· Senior Division to force a deciding game in the tournament. The t\\O teami. "ill rematch, "ith the championship at :,take, Satl!rday at 9 u.m. at the Costa Mesa High varsity diamond. It was the Cardinals' firi,t . loss in the tournament. . The Blue Jays have come all the way back to reach the champion· hip game, after a firlit·gumc IO!i!i put them in the loser's bracket of the doublc:elimination affair. The Jays \\ere led by pitche r Stephen Leece's complete-game, eight-strikeout performance. llrcu Becker and Leece had RBI· single!., while catcher Scott Wat· son made se,erat-key defemi\e plays for the winners. For the Cardinals, Chris Dlcvins pitched two innings of shutout re- • lief to keep it close, ;rnd R}an fcrl)'mun and Robert Co,,an pro· vided some offensive punch. ·· Me am' hi le, the first games of the American League be!it·of-thrce series in the ~1inor A. ~linor I3 and Farm divisions w~\! hold at Costa Mesa High. The nc\t games in each !ierie will be Thursd.1y, with the deciding game-,, if neces- sary, on Satudav. e In the ~t11;or A di\ 1sion. th~ Orioles Jefea1cJ the Angels, 6-4, \\ilh much of the action p:ickeJ into the final ionang. Tied at 1-1 after f1\c innings, the Orioles i.cored fi,c timell in the top of the ~ixth, J'> Joe Folc>. f\t1chael Armstrong and PJul Mil· Cardinals catcher Mike Crull blocks the plate and tags out Blue Jays' Scott Watson, but Blue Jays went on to win Tuesday, 3-1 . Ian came through '~ith timely hih. I he Angels \\Crc paccJ b) The Orioles' pitching Juo LI :--:a1h .. 111 ll untcr'~ l\\O ''rong relief Bnan Lage anJ rclic\l!r ~lill.111 inning,, \\htk Ch.1rl1e Edm.sn and \\Cre :lblc to hulJ the Jc:1J. al· .\k1:.m ~luh:immcJ pro,idcd hit· though 1he Angl!I-. came back "ith ung. pl>nch thrcc run!> 111 the bo11om ol tl.c •On the F;.irm lc'cl. the A1hle1- i.i.\th 10 m:iJ...e it close. 1cs pulled ou t a do-.c 9-'1c1or: Peter 13ailcy pitched It'~"'' inc O\cr the Oriok-.. \\ith both teams ,ttrn111gs for the Angcb. 'd l ~.: !i.\lh scorn11? in 1hc finJI 1nn1rg,. inning "as highlighted b~ AJ.sm 1 he-A\, led b' D.s-nll\ \\ht· Nih.:!i' kc\ ROI hit. t.11.cr\ 1hrc1.: tun h·om1: run .slong •In 1i1e ~ltnor U J1, i'ion, th~ \\1th .1 11tth·:nnan~ bl.1:-t b\ A.iron Oriole!> cruised IO J J~-.t \\in O\Cr · F111hu.!h. tv1,;" an-·6 h:ad.into 1he the Ani!c1'.. 0".-i\th. \he Oriok' ~1..orcd t\\O 1n And;c" C:inch p11cheJ 1hrl.'i: 1hc top ot 1h1.: 1nn111g 10 :i.: 11. ··~ln11~1 :;llllmg-. for the \\Inner,, Th:a 1h..: A'~ 1...im1..• through in Aaron CalJcr::i, Trcnlir Morken 1hcir half ut 1h1: lit\th to \\in . and Luke Ltlun,bur: prll\ 1J1."d LI· DJnicl Coop r's ipme·\\ inning hit fcn~t\C 'upport \\tlh mull1pk·h11 c.1shcu ,., Cuhn ~h:Gum:. ~ho h:iJ pcrformJncc-,. leJ oil \\Ith :.a litnglc. Indians break away from White Sox to -win "-'HBA Pony · champioOship NEWPORT BEACH -The White Sox kept pace with the Indians for three in- nings Tuesday at En ign Intermediate, bu t the lndi:ins exploded to cap1urc an 11-3 victory in the ch:11:npionship g:lmc of 1he Newport Harbor Baseball. Associ:ition's Pony Division Tournament. Garrett Love started the game for the tndians and w~rkcd two scoreless innings, bef0re Jessie Collins muck out nine in working the final fi\e innings. Two hit batsmen and three "alks helped the Indians jump to a 2-0 first· inning lead, but the White Sox posted three in the home half of the third to tie the game, thanks to singles by Chris Hen- roti n and Shawn O'Donnell and a double by Justin Cook. John Dwight singled and Collin\ dou- bled and Or~tt Baker, William Morelli and Josh Guesman drew walks to kc} a two-run Indians rally in the fifth. D'"ight tripled Jnd BJker singled to spark another uprising in the six1h and Collins struck out \he side in the se.,enth. •In the Bronco D1v1 ion: The \\'h11c Sox broke a 2-2 to claim a 4-2 triumph ;11 Mariner's Paa k. White Sox tarter Scoll Beerer went the distance, !>triking out I 5, and abo went 2 for 3 at 1he plate. ' Mike Stanton "a' 3 for 3 \\ilh a double and t\\O RBI for the \\inner!., "hale f\tar- lin p11chl r Robert Cole 'truck out ninl!. The White So"< :nhance 10 meet 1he Ylnkces Thur!id.1~ al 4:30 .1t ~lJrinl!r·s. •In the :-.tustang Divi~ion: The A!itrr.>~ decisioned the Angel!t, 13-3, in a'" g:imc ended in tbe fourth due w the I 0-run mere) rule at Manner's Part... Astros starter D..1vc Dallm:in struck om fi\c in t\\O innings. and ~like L~crl~ and I3r:lndon Lee f1ni hed up on th.! mound for l he ''"nncrs. J.1-.un \\ hhcnl!r.1J .. ind Juhn D.:broll cad1 had hth for-the Angeb • The l\\lns ddt.:. .11ed the \\"hire So\. f5.7 :u Lmculn Elcmentaf') 10 c;irn a ma1chup \\llh the Asrros Thursda~. Andn:\\ Landgren led the 1 \\ans \\ ith a double, a '>tngk and fi,e ROI. "hrlc AJ~1m Chern and Orc11 Lenk combanl?d on the mounj tor the \\Inner~ Peter D~cJn. Eri k Ferre ;,ind Cherf')' mJJc gooJ Jcrcn!>h1... plJ)!>. Ameba 4th at Irvine cup • CdM soccer squad tops Irvine, 3-0, behind one-touch passes \\ hich found Jdean Shagangian on an ove r- lapping run 10 score· Ameba's third goal from the right wing . ESTANCIA Frem P•9e 6 $\\Imming: Mana UcedJ fin- ished fourth in. the 100:>•ard bu t- terfly and fifth in the 100 inc.Ii· 'idu:ll medic}. and \\as abo a part of 1wo strong relay sho" in gs at 1hc Pacific Coast League Finab. singles final, but \\Crc dde.ltcd in three hard-fought g.1me!i by the Costa Mesa's Kr bty Nguyen, 11·9, 2-11. ll-4. The girls doubles team of \'1c\..i AU and f\1ich cllc Hoff fin1!>hed third in league. CLUB Spostswear ® nlE SUPER SUMMER SAIF!!!! . strong passing, defense. IRVINE Ameba. an American Youth Soccer Orga- nization select team from Co- rona del Mar, defeated Soutb Irvine, 2-0, 10 capture four1h place al the ninth annual Irvine Cup played al UC Irvine. Striker llrendan fenno scored Ameba's opening goal just seven minutes j.nto the firsl half on a pass from center-half back Spencer MacDonald. Mid· W:ly through the second period, stopper Andy Almquist passed the ball back to sweeper Cory Smith, who powered in the sec- ond goal from 45 yards out. Six minutes later, Mac· Donald, Josh Cornelle and captain Cole Reddin put to· gether a combination of quick Billy Eagle, in his debut as goalkeeper, along \\ith Danny Degheri and Riley Watson at the corners, am:! Smith an· chored Ameba's defense to its first shutout of the summer tournament season. It was Ameba's midfield of MacDo nald , Co r net t e, Shagangian, Geoff Leach and Marcello Pantuliano which kept the ball on Irvine's side of the field most of the game. Fenno scored two other goals in Ameba's earlier matches against Fontana and Lancaster to earn the team's Most Valu- able Player award of the tour- nament. Up next is the Senior Cup in Cerritos, with David Frazier, Patrick Wood, Casey Zide and John Grod joining the team. AEEP SEA FISHING TUllDAY'I FISH COUNTS DllVey'a Leeker -9 boats, 243 .inglcrs. lS bonito, SSl barr•cuda, 146 ullco bus, 921 Hnd bus, 9 sculpln, 4 shccphud, 2 h•libut, 4 opal eye, 14 blue perch, l m•ko shilrks, 1 blue sh.uk. Newpert L•fttilftl -4 boats, 124 anglers. 264 sand bus, 181 bilrracuda, 40 calico bus, 1 rocUish, s sculpin, 6 bonito, 1 hillibut, 37 mackerel. TODA'rl ICHIDULI D•vet• Loci.tr (673· I 04) -VJ d.ty, le•vtt 6 .t.m.; rtt11rnt noon; VJ u y, lentt 12130, rtl11m1 S p.m.; t• d.ty, le•vet 7 ,,m., rtl11m1 $•6 p.m.; T•ili&ht. IHwt 6 p.m., rti11r11t midnight. Newport Laftd1n1 (675.0SSOI -l/Hl•y, k•H't 6 Uft., rl'C11rnt noon; VJ::tL;. ''"" 11:30 pm., '"'""' s p.m.; T•olight, ten•• 6:30 pm., returnt mldni&ht; f11ll·d.ty, IHvn mldnl&hl, ret11rn1 6·7 p.m. Th11nday. .~\I'.•~ "Lllllll~ IAl&HIU ltM W. OCLUW, MIJ!JfDlf llMlf. CA. (714) 1DW Uccda teamed "ith Aileen l3en· nell, Mcghan Williams and Karen Beatty to finish third in the 400 freestyle relay. Uceda also sh.ired fourth place in the :!00 medley · relay with Eden Wells. Beatty and Bennett. Williams and Well!. \\ere sev- enth and eighth, respec11vcly, \\.hile the Eagles' 200 free relay quartc,t \\as fourth to round ou t Coach Nancy McCullough's swim: mers jn PCL championship fi!1:lls. Badminton: Khanh Vu advanced to the Pacific Coast League girls c:::. 50~ ANY HAIR SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT 2400 P.C.H. • SUITE B N~~~~fH SoObull: J unior outf1clJer l\.1nc\. Barnett hit .296 in league 10 kaj Coach Bob Re)noldc;' Eaglei., earning a spot on 1 he All· Newport-Mesa Distract Dream Team in the process. Freshman Jill Black .rnd Junior Naiom1 Chavaro were named sec· ond-team All-PCL by the circuit's coaches. The team finished 1-1 O\crall. 1-9 in league. Cross country: Freshman Tan) J Perkins led a rebuilding year for Coach Charles Appell's Eagle!., leading fatanciu finishers with an eighth-place sho\\ing at the Pacific Coast League Finals. DOOR DINGS REMOVED NO PAINTING RE RED veTI11t&Money 100% Sotls!:91on Guor•t Mo6B1 Service Chris Firth (714) 803-3707 Stop Cttdlton Prot«t Your Autbl P~nonaf & BusintH Bankruptcy Law Offlc~1 Of Arturo E. Matth~s, Jr. .. Top Quality Sporlswear One Day Only. Friday June f 7, 7am • 5:~ Or Walt Until X-mos! • '' t . • • ',,. , , ' '. . 1852 Kaiser Ave., Irvine 714-975-1900 Cross streets a re Redhill & MocArlhur PleOse call for directions Cash or Check Only • All Soles Fino/ .. ~-· FOR ~ORE INFORMATION CAll 7 I 4·645-0209 ' .., - W IOTICll W 10ftC11 W IOTICll W IO'llCll flt• IC IOTICll WIC IOTICll MUC IOTICll WIC llOT1Cll MUC llOTICll Wit IOTICD ;;;ii;i~~;;;~;::=:1 .... I _.-o i-. THE A"'""' In 1orM I Wo'I Mii .......... ~ • lellllDn 1 .. fl .. Cellor-... llWll a MPr IO fie per• ;;;tOiftD; Nftpolt 9Mct\, •Ille ..... fl Ule In .... ::-.=..:=.:--..: -fWUCllOTICll ---. ........ or• ~1ME CMC .:::::t: • ....,Wo"' ~ tD1_ .. Ila " .. 1111!_~ ~""':,--=-~ ~~.Jt ~.-=--H. Ylft. 3t ~:r~ -rl!.tea....._MD D- ..,,,fa • .. • ........... caNTEA 9UILDINO, LO-c... ...._ -· ----......... ---.,... ... 11111 Cofte ,.,_.,, N9wpOrt ....... 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Mll or ol Mt == or Co•t• M••• Dally Pilot,.,,,,.._ farM1, City of :i tile C04111tr r~ Ouldocw Advenlllng. lnc-1 I be feUilned bV, hi PtedQ .. atrumerc 'No. 3&142, by 30 DIAS CALENl>ARIOS ENDARIOS dHouet de r• •IO Hit :::::'' t::O : b ~ June 1, I , 15, 22, 1194, ~M::.. c:u~f:! l:"'li..~ • * .,_ C•llfomla oorpcwellon..: =to aum further di• , .. '°" of 1 twMCh or a. p.,a prHenw une r• 4: o==-= .OTIC• 01' tomll Prob* Code A "--W311 ;;;a:'?;' per ... P ..,_..,. °" a 111.., 11 IKM* 53 .... 2e ot :'Cm:..."":' c:=om1a. 80PFOON~ PledgW deamt :::.:_ ':~obl:;..C :':: c~ 1 inaquN :.,_ complNr i pr..antM ::_~a:rJ: :',.~at.,~ PUIUC NOTICI recofded 1n aoo11 e. P.; '*'! "'*~ or,.= wll be to&d M public auc-'The ttoc:k 0 w11 be olleted eecwed lheteby lnCludlng Una e1r1a o una llamada IU tormuMo de~ UT"'T• OI' 71 of Mlacellaneou• cou ... ,. ~ _.. don on J4Jtt 11, 11184 at and edd lo lhe tNI brMCh or~ No: lelefonlca no 1e ofrec;era <ReeoonM IOfm 1~) ente .. 1 court cter1t. FCI...... Mapa, Record• of uld lddr• • Mnlo ~ C:O:a 10:00 a.m. 11 lnvMtmerw Cdfomla ~ Com-lice of wt\ldl wu rec0rded proceodon; "' ,..,.... {a cOrt.. Una c.i. o una ODLLa Nm Altemef fer u. PeU. T-11111e.1na CoUn&y, 1.a.10 feet East= :'82621 Tiie .. ..,.. .... CONuftantl Corpofatlon, 1 merclal Code and aubjec:t 03/\1/lllt u ~der"• wtta 1 iNqulna u.ne Cll'9 ll8tneda ..._.onk:a no le of• RICCIMDI, 9118 tloMrl llOTICl.! 1!""f'OEF." IMIT UN of lt'9 loulhwett comer Tni•ie d..,._ llf'I litWllY kif Linda-Isle, ~ a..ch, IO the to11ow1na condilloM 1NCNtnen1' No Q.t4043I ~ con lat formal· '**8 ~. ' OULU ITRDHAll LAW Ol'PICSS OI' YOU '"""' ,.. ,..,L lheteOf: running Chene• ~ ot Ille ..,.. Ca11tom1a t2t1Ci. AM Inter• In addllOf1 to 1hOM ~ 1n 8oo1r at 0 P11ge WILL dadet 1eg8* apropladu 5 uated no pr...u au IUCCIARl>I WAI.TD Q. NOWALD DER A DEED OF TRUST OATt North peiallet wllh lha =,. w'*:.tw OOllllllOll Nied and qualified ptO-led aboW• SEl.l AT.PUBLIC ~UcnoN ., utted qulere que la coc:te R••puesta a llempo, la c ...... AtlMM (fllM8) 1100 Quall 10.14-91 Ufn.ESS YCU T w .. t llne of laid LOI 10, .... '°" "tll'/ ... --aoec1He ~ are In-(•) Tht Stock is being of· TO THE HIGHEST INDDEA MCuc:he au e&so. co rte puede expedlr Tod Mh, beneftdat!M, at., ITS 440. NIW· Ofll TO PR<ITTCT YOO DUI feel; thence bll Tiie total a-.nt ·of '" llfltMI vii~ and bid at the Nie. fefed b Nie u an die FOR CASH, lawful money & utted l'I> pr...ma. tu ordenet que 8*ten au aedjJon. contingent credl-~ORT •KACH CA ~RlY. IT W.Y IE at right anglea, 100 leM; balaftQe ol tllf ~ eecuteil The SIOcil tlal nol be«\ unit and mutt be pur· Of IN United Stat•. 9llf. reepuM\a a dempo Pll9de matrfmonlo, Ml ptopiedad Y tots and f*90n1 who may • T A PUBLIC SAU. IF ~ SOuth at right an-by the cw*"Y to lie told lod realttered for offeMQ and chaNd u a unll by a tin-oenced by 1 CHhler't perdar el cuo, y le 'puecten que Ofdenln QUI us'9d OCNirwtN be lntetnted In eaeeo (lt4) 8•1·nTO ED AN EXPt.MATIOfll OF M gtea, 22.3.41 feet lo lh• r-Nble .. llMled CX11t1, ule under the S.C:Wlfy Ac1 gte purchaMr: CMdl ctnwn on a elate or quit.Ir tu ~ tu dlnero ~ mantenclon, 1'ono-lhe w111 Of .. ..,. or both, Publl •haO Newport TURE Of M PROCEEOIN South line of u ld lot 10 -and ~ a ol 1933 (lt'9 "Act") Of at'r'J (b) The~ .. noc ,.gi• naSlonal bank, or.,..~ y OlrH co11'1 0• •u rarlot de abogado y ... of: OZELLE D0EE RIC. Beac:h-Coetl Mesa Dally YOU, YOU SHOUL and thence W•t 100 r~ S300.44U7 51111 ...... be lpplkable pr<Melone ol IN leted and must be pur· a1e11t ttllteof drawn on any PfC)Pledad aln ~ adicb-ce»tu. SI no ~ P80I' CIAROt Illa OZELL£ STED-Plot .kine 15, 11. 2:l. 1994. CONTACT A LAWYtR to the point ot ~·n· male. bl.It .. llollt cowenant or C1flrornl1 Corpor1tlon1 cnued for lrwettmenl pur· other llnanclll lnttltution NII por paite Oe la cor1e. lal coetu POf la pr...,,.. HAM RICCIARDI WTh400 On 6-2t·~ at 1100 am. nlng; aubject 10: An .rranty, ..,,,. ot llllOl!ld Code Of Blue Slcy laM. A poMt onty and not wl\tl tpecm.d In llC\lon 5102 of Ex1Nn Oltoe requltllot .. cton de la demanda. plda A PETITION hu been Fi'St Amerlcln Tiit l111ur wement over th• NOf1h ltOltd"'9 "' ~a Iii NI Of purchaur. unleu th• view 10 r .... °' dialtlDu-the C•lllornl• FlnanclaJ gain. Puede que Ull9d 8' ac:t&Mrlo de I& CO!Wd que llled by JOHN G. KENNY In PUIUC IOTICI ComcllnY • Trus•. or SUcicel· 30 1 .. t theNof f~ road lllCllmiHllM:a. to lllllty the transaction It exempt. may lion. Tht purchuer will be Cod• authorized lo do qulera lamer • un abogado le O. un tonnulano • ••· the Superiof Court of CaJI, Tn.islll or SUbsdlu purpo.... ,.,_ MCUred 111 .S not NII IN Stock except required to ,,....,. an in. ~ In the Staie ot lnmedlatamtnle. SI no oneradon de lal rnl•mu fomla. County ot ORANGE. llOTIC& OI' IALll ruttM undlt lftd pursuant t PARCEL 2: A righ\ o Olld, lllcllidlllQ the "' and ~ lo the Ac1 and YMll'Mnt lefter In ronn Ill· C&lllomla, ALl PAYABLE conoce • un abogado CWtiv« ol Cour1 F ... and THE PETll'ION requeat. Pursuant to Section 9504 OMcl oiTrust. Aacotdtd on 1 way tor road purpose tlCPlll• ol tht 1111•• llld ol tlle •uch ..... laM and ru1 .. lsfldOfY \0 the Ptedg .. AT THE TIME OF SALE, Ill ~· llamar. un MMc4o Co.ti). .,,.. JOHN 0 . KENNY ... or th• California Corn-25-91 • Document No 9t· over lh• Nor1h 60 reet 0 lfUll• CHlled by •.deed, · •nd r90ul1tlon1 promul-etat.1ng that the Stock 18 right title and lnternt held o. referenc:la de abogadot SI deMa OOtener confffo appointed u P«~ rep-merclal Code, PACIFIC 19 800lt _ Plot .. of Offi· lh• South 253.49 f"t 0 ~ 111weu11d«, Wllh illl": gated \hefeundef. Thi• no-being acquired ror lhe ae· by II u Tn.111 ... In that real o a una ollc:lna de ayuda legal, comunlqutM de In-reaentallvt lo adrnlnlttef BUSINESS CAPITA!. COR, Records In lht olllcl ol uld Lot 1 o. • PfOYlded °*1111• IM ,.!ii. tlcie doe• not contlltut• .,, cooot or the pytChaut and property eltuate In aald legal (Ilea II dlrectorfo ...._ medllto con un abogado. tlw ••late ot the decedent. PORATION ("PBCC"), S. Ricord« 01 Oranoe counly Th• total amount ot lhe unout P<lftCll)ai ol th• • oner to NII, or IOllcllatlon not With• vtew to r ... 11 In County ano Stale, d• ronlco). ~E ~~':''alnl:i THE PETITION reque1t1 cUted Petty unOW thll c., omla extc:U•cf bV Gou unpaid principa l bal ::;irtc1 W~111~::' of an otter to buV. th• coMeCtlon With any ui. or scribed u followi: CASK NUM•U or on tto.":: • · the decedent'• Will and lain Ac:coun\a Receivable Chin c'*'o llld l ottll J Chtog ance, Interest thereon, Oat '°':i • 7 l"4 Stock In 111y •t•I• lo any distribution. THAT PORTION OF THE (Numero def Caso) 1ect !Halritlltll~ ttl ·~ c:odlcila. "any, be adrnjttld Purch•H and ·Security llusband llld w.'9 IS. Trustor loQ•lh•r with , .. eonebl ~m~Cllll1tllfATHI# peraon to whom It la Un!IW· (C) The purchallf mull NORTHEASTERLY HALF VC01HM :rm1 ~ ~.~ o:' ~ 0 prob•••· TM w111 and Agr .. me~t ("Sec urlly om• LM Asc:rier Sr and 1tlm1ted co1t1, ... Al '""'• ful to m&k• auch otter or 11d•f1ciorlly ettaolllh that OF LOT 36, OF NEWPORT f • I • • ,.....,men any c:odlcP1 111 avallable AgrHmtnl I executed by C ,_.... S FisOti · h pen••• and advances • Fi /y CM Fed EntlllPf,.. aondiatlon In such 1ta11. purenu., ha• aufflclent HEIGHTS OF THE CITY OF Th• name and addrHI 0 entered, or the court ror examlnaUon In the file Concour .. ndu11tle1, Inc .. b •-d, .. du=~· er, ~s· th• lime or the lnlllal ormlll , Cltlifot.m•CorP Tht aai. will be m•d• to knowledge and •ICl*'lence COSTA MESA, COUNTY the cou11 11: (El nornbre .y makH rurlh•r order1. k•P' by th• coun. • Debtor, daled Oc\obef t . an an as oommun publication or lhl• No- forecloM tha collateral•• In butlntll and tinallQl&I OF ORANGE, STATE OF Olrecclon de la cone ff) TheM order. are tnforc• THE PETITION requeale 1991, hereby glvff notice prolltf1Y, as Benet~ WIL tic• are $103,295.51. 1515 WllnutGrmr;i~ro granitd to lnvt11ment Con-ate the merits afld rleka or RECORDED IN BOOK 4, THE STATE OF CAUFOR· by any law enrorcemenl o ' fftate Under the lndepen. Debtor's Oefaun undet lhe n l•ra Checka or Cer1lfi S.."-curltv lnltt•et In the Stock matt•rs to f>tOpetly tvalU-CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP SUPERIOR COURT OF Ible lnvwhert In Calllor™r authority 10 ldmlnl1ter the lhal, b•cau .. or th• SELEl ~l,GHPUESTBLICBA1~&~0HFOTR CurNnlly dated Caah lloNmwd, CMe='..:1261 1ult1nt1 Corporation De-Investment In lhe Stoel<. PAGE 83, OF MISCEL· NIA FOR THE COUNTY OF fleer Who hu received or Oeot AOminlelr1t1on of Ea-Security AgrMmenl, Iha CASH. (payable at llme 011-r kl Checkl payable to th TnlllH S/llOlllM fined O.neflt Pen1lon Plan (dl The purchaser mutl LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE LOS ANGELES 12720 Nor ...,, a C·OPY or lhem. latH Act. (This authority collateral under IM s.c:u-lawful money ot Ille Un '8d ru1tee or bidder.,.. ac· TAC ?05517b PUS 6115 6fn (lhe"PleOgH") under the N tf1f1C1ori1y establiah that OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ' • AVISO Us PfOhlblclones will 1llOW the pereonal rep. rtty Agtffmenl Will be sold SlallS, by QS/l, I casfller ceptable to Truliee ptO-6/29 • ' term• ot • Collaleral S.. puichaaer Is able to bear RECORDER OF SAID walk Boulevard, Norwall<. judiclaln que aparecen II re .. ntall11e 1o tak• many by PBCC H Secured P111y Clltdc drawn bY a st1• Of n• vtded proper ldent1flc1•'1.;,,."'"-----~~=-- Cl#lly ~rMment betWHn the economic rlslls I~ COUNTY. CA 90650 reverao Oo nta cltaclon llC1ion• without cou11 ap: at • public Nie oo June llonal bank, 1 clleCk drawn by on I• available. PUBUC NOTICI Pledg" and United Out· VolWd In 1nvntment In the BEGINNING AT A POINT The name, addrHs. and son etect!Va1 para ambo1 proval. Bef0te taking cet· 22, 1994, 19114 al 10:00 stallorlederllc:rtdltunlon,or Fr om lntorma tl on ---------door Adlllf1ltlng, Inc. In Stock. ON THE NORTHEASTERL y telephone number of plaln. convuo-1. tanlo, .. ••PolO taln vwy Important Ktlona, a.m. •l 2'•5 FilChtt AV• drl'#ll by a"* or tide!: lch the Trustee dNnU . Fiii ... man connec1lon With Pltdg"'* (•) The purchaser must BOUNDARY OF SAID LOT, tllf'• attorney or plalnlitr como ~ ffpoll, halUI que hoWewr, 1tw l*IC>nal rep. enue, Suite A·1, Coale lnOS and loan anOclatlon reliable but for wtilcl'I FICTTTIOUI ....-U Sale. PledgH will u ilgn give a written 1c11no~ SOUTH SO' 11 '15" EAST without an an'omey, is: (El la pt\lc:ion ... rechaz.Ma. reaentatlw wlil be required Me.u . Callfo~nla 92626. asoc:latlon. or SIVinO ru•tee 'maua no rept9-MME ITATHWfT wlthOul l'IQOUfM or wfar· edgemenl that he ii famll· 125.0t FEET FROM THE nombf• 11 dlfecclon y 91 M dlcie una ~llonln final to give nollce to 1ni.ruted wtlic:h 11 IN pt1nclp;al place t>ankspecltilcl in MCllon 5102 o aen\aUon or warranty, The I~ person(s) ranty to the buy9( .. , 0 it• lar with and has examined MOST NORTHERLY COA· • 0 la c:orle •• ,...... l1NC· PlflOl'll unlffl they have of bualnell of PBCC, ano Ole ~ coo. #Id auC!or lhe '""' addreu( .. ) . IS/Ir• doing l>USNn •: El): rlghl, lllle and Interest In a the t1nance1 of United Out· NE R 0 F SAID LOT: numero de ltlefono del cionel llOICIONI ... Dichu waived nodce Of consented thereafter by ptlVli. Nie. If lad 10 do l>USlnlsS In thlS stalt other common dealgna• DIE'S LIOIJOR, SQ0.4 Ball ROid, 1p.cific 1tocil H S'Onmefll door Advertlsinp. Inc., h THENCE SOUTH so• abogloo del demandante. PfOhlblc:lonel pueOen hie-to the propohd ac:tlort.) necessary. L lht rront tntrlnOI to Firs uon of the above de· Cyprm,CA~30. Hpar•te from lh• eertili· propertin, 1>us.n111 and 11'\S" EAST 67.SI FEET o dtl demandante que l\O lfM cumptlr en cualquler The Independent admlnls-The collateral to be sold r~ Tl1le lnsurlnCI Co , acrtbed property 11: 447 HONG SOO NO. 1072• El cat• executed. by United prospects lo tufflelent 0. ALONG THE SAID NORTH, Ilene abogado, es) Part• de Callro::• por trallon authority will be and r•ftrrld IO In the pr• t14 E. flflll S1rt1l. Sal\la AM Hamilton Street, Coata Rubi Citc:le, founlaln V.,. CA Ouldoor AdWftlslng, Inc. tall that purchaser may EASJERL Y BOUNDARY; CURTIS L GEMMIL. 7624 c:ua!qulef ager.It Of den gr111l.ed un1 .. 1 an loler· ceding paragraph ~ats CA 9270211nollt11t11 and lolef· Mna CA 92627. 92708. Tht Nie will be mad~ m•k• an Informed In-THE"NCE SOUTH 39• s P•lnter Avenue Thlfd =!co que lal ~Y• '~ ffted l*90n file• an ob-or all of the Debtor• rights tconvtye0to¥1dnowheld Said property la being IN SUN NO. \0724 El Rul>I the hlghel:-=.I qualified . v11lment decision with r• 48'4S'-WEST PARALLEL Fl00< Whittler CA ' 90602· ..Ja od q~ya Ito una )ec:1lon IO the petition and In 11\t follOwlna: All. OF JI undtr Nici 0..d of Trust In aold for the pyrpoae of C1tclt, Fountain Vi!!IY, CA 92708 0«. J!.'-h tp " rnerr: •pect thereto. WITH THE NORTHWEST· 2373. 31CMl9Ma41 c~-......... 'lnCf adclt •hoW _good cause Why \he THE ACCOUlHS. AC. PfoPlftY sllUlttd In Slld Counly, paying th• obllcn• This buSinass li conduc11d IN "V I 0 ,, lily (I) The .purchaser muat EALY BOUNDARY OF SAJD • . ..... name court ihould not grant ,,,. COUNTS RECEIVABLE, IN· lllfornll deSCra.i.u. Ult land aec:und by aald ot by husDal\d and Wile which It OMmt to have 11t11t1ctorlty"'n1ablith ~ LOT TO THE-CENTERLINE DATIE: MAR 02 1"4 ol lhe cour1 la (El nombf9y authority. STRUMENTS, DOCV. llle:in "'""' ruel Including '"' and SIGNED HONGSOO.NO INSUN been made by I bldd., the•"-of the Stock does OF SAID LOT; THENCE IDWAAD M. KRITZ. dlrecclon de II cone ") A HEARING on the pell-MENTS , CONTRACT g IQ 1 the Truatff O ' whleh It unable within th• not violate any ltAI• aecurl· NORni SO' 11'12" WEST MAN, Clerk, ltr N. Superior Court of CalllOI'· tlon will be held on JULY 7, RIGHTS, CHA ml PAPER, A p N 422·512·20 Lot 3 7 :~~I s.1: N M Ol I un ti~ llmlt1 rovld:°r by~ U.1 law. 42.52 FEET ALONG SAID PRAVl:DNIKOV, 0.puty ~C~ of g~W7~ 199-4, •I 1:4'5 P.M. In Dept. INVENTORY, EQUIPMENT, of ~:~o ~~2s'i J:;.~~r~~ California Reconvey· lo ~~:~n~sine~ rnc1:olhe P td~H ,3, H ~ Y ~ (g) Within 10 busJneu CENTERLINE: THENCE PLAINTIFF'S ITATI-PO Bo :a Sant ~· 703 loc1led at 341 The Cl~ MONEY DEPOSIT AC. 36 lndusNe ol mlscllllneous ance Company aa .. Id hctl'tlous DUslness name or == upon ~~:c•hrze~: ~y:ic~e;~~r d:~ 0!.~t!; ~O~f4ET; 1~~e3,!~i'~6:~~ M • N T I K T T I N Q cali;Ofnl: 92702-oeJ 1 ~South, O<ange, C ~L~c~ll: ~~S~~etNfl maps, In Ille olliel ol Ille county t ~·~~~~!~~:~r~:t names listed herein tn connec:\lon with the .. le. Pttdgee may deslgflll• at 3r 29·371 • EAST 118.71 FORTH THI MATURI 2. Tht name, ld0tn1 Ind IF YOU OBJECT TO \he COUNTS, GENERAL IN· recorder ol said counly El!oep nt 9200 Oakdale Ave lhis Sta~ment was Med With The Pledgff •hall not be lht n le, the purchale< FEET TO THE POINT OF AND AMOUNT 0, DAM-telep~one number of petJ. granting of th• petttlon, you TANGIBLES, AND PRO· all crude off. petroleum. gas, Chatiwo rth CalHornla the county' Clerk ol Orange obligated to mlXt any salt must enter Into a purchase BEGINNING. AOKI CLAJMID (C.P.P. lloner t attorney or pell-ihoulO appHr althe hell· CEEDS THE~EOF PRES. rea. asphlltum and llt kindred 1311_.519 • (I ti I 775• County on May 25, 1994. purtullnl to thl1 notice. and H it agrMmtnt In Tha atrtet aOOrtH 01 SKCTION 411.1 t) \loner wllhoul an attorney Ing and elal• yOUf Qb. ENTLY EXISTING, OR ul>s'lanoes and Olher mlneralS 2575 Dated'May 11 1994 NOlJCE·Thls flcbtlouS Namt The Nie wlU not be com. auch form •nd containing other common Oeelonatlon TOI DK,KNDANTI 11: (El nombre,, la dlrecclon 5 or file written ob-HEREAFTER ACQUIRED undef and In said land except ASAP127312 • Statement expires llYI years piettd unW the auccessful 1uch condillon1 11 the or the real property lleteln-AND TO TNlllR AT· Y II nurnero de ltlefono def w1t1' the court be-BY DEBTOR, AU. GOODS tne rtOhl to usa any PortlOn ot 611 6ll 6115 lrom the dale II was fifed tn Ille bidder complet• Ilia pur· Pledgee rnlly In Its dllCI• above deacrlbed la f)Uf· TO•NIYS 0, lllaCORD •bogado def demandlnt•, Ofe the hearing. YoUI ap-ANO INVENTORY RELA T· Ille sunace ol Cle land tor drill-• ' Ottlee ol lhe County Cl81k A new ch ... u provided twreln Uon provide. ported to be: 360 RAMONA " 1 o dll demandante que l\O pearanc:e fTllY be In person ING HERETO IN All lllg operatiOns. mlnttig or quar· PUBLIC NOTICE Ftebbous Business Name Slate· within the time period pro-(h) Tht PledgM may ad-WAY, COSTA MESA. CA Plelntllf VICKY LYNN tlene abogapo, H) OI' b your anorney. STAGES OF MANUFAC· l)Tlg ol 1' klnds. lndudlnO bu ment must be rlled belote tnar llided herein and In Cl .. OI Journ or canoll the Nie 92627 KAOES hereby tubmit1 the In Pro Pet, Al.JrOl'I Wood, IF ~OU ARE A CREDITOR TVRE. PROCESS OR PRO-not exdusivt 01 o41 we• drllllng ltellce et,,,.. .... , &ale time The !ding ol this 5talement such fall\Q to complete hereby advertised or no-Th• undtttl~n~ 011-1111~nt Nnlng forth Ille 714 650-3773, 61M W. 19th or a contingent crtdttor of OUCTION. ALL BOOKS oil cllYtlopment, min~ apera-T.I. *· ar1 ~lllMr does not ol 11Wll aulhorl:ZI Ille the ~ChaM, the Pledgee llced or CIUM the ..,. to clalrna all Uabihty for any nature •nd amount of dam-St. Cotta M .... Ca. 92827 the decN.Md, you must file AND RECOf\DS PERTAIN· llons, tOO•lhtf 'tl'ltl\ Ille use 0 Mtllce 1.1$1 Ill 1111$ $latl 01 I flcllious INY wtiholJI further noltce be adjourned from lime to lncorrectnn1 In Mid l\tMI agn being sought In the Dele: AUQ U, 1 H2 your c:1a1m With the coUtt ING TO ACCOUNTS, AND surfaot lor Ot1 wells can ks. YOU AAf IN DEFAUl T UHOE:A A Business NMne in mlltloll of on any oum:: of ~~ time, wlthOut written notice addtna Of other common lbO.,...nllU.0 .ctlon pur· GARY L. QRANVILLK, anO mail a c:opy to the ,,.,-. PROCEEDS OF FOREGO. tunntls mining txc.YltlOnS DEED Cl-TRUST, fssAlC~00Flf .:'£ Ille rtolllS of anolller undel Fed· alone accept no1 "' • or further publication by o .. lgnation. Cod I ciW p Clertt. bW MARLA HAN-aonal rtpr .. eotallv• •P: ING PROPERTY. DEBTOR atts prOVldtd, hOWIW( Ull AAY B. 1993 u~ al. Slalt, or common law (See est bid "°"' • qUallfled announcement at th• tlrne Sald .. ,. will be mad• auant to • 0 ro-MAH Depue, Pointed by the court Within IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO same 511111 1101 be construed I ACTION TO PA01£CT YOUR 14400 II stQ .. Bt1s111m ~.11a"'·..... .-... h " 1no ptac:e •ppolnted for wlUloul warranty, eicprna c:ec:ture, Section 425· 11• aa NOTICE TO THE PER-tour. mon\h1 horn the date SELL. TRANSFER, OR prOhiblt san dr111ng or SUd'I ~PUSOPCl~CtYS, He,YY~ ~Cfcg ~ and Prolessions COde) """' pure., .... pr .... • 1 IUCh sale, or any adjoum-or Implied, regarding title, follows: of litll ittuanc:e of the lei· OTHERWISE CONVEY OR olher aperl1)0(ls -wllldl In n ,. -. Fhl Fling be payable In cllh •t the ment, and wlthoU\ lurtMf l)C>Uffllon, or other en: 1. SJ)9Clal Dam•O"! SON SERVED: You are let'I aa ptcMded In MCtlon DISPOSE OF SAID PROP· use or In Ill'/ Wf aftec:t EXPlAHAllOH Of lHE MAT\JR£ Al.DEi L YMAll f.ICROW COM. time of :"~~be 111:_1~~ notlct or publle&llon. such curnbrlncff, to 11tl1ty the A. Mtdlcal Bills: Glenn S. lerved U an lndMdual 9 I 00 or IM California Pro-ERTY EXCEPT FINISHED ~ ngllts of slid 1¥\d llld rou ~OU PR~~Ngo::~l t 1326 Sou Ill SI PIY"*' b1 Pied 1 aa1• may be maOt 11 lhe unpaklobl•gallonsH<:urtd Cloud,D.C.,$7,081,00, PublltheO Newpo.rt bat•Code.Thellmelorfll· INVENTORY HELO FOR..riletldonotenl!l!SliOlandll LAWYER C#ff1tut,CA90701 :O: Y lhegHhUllll time •nd place to whleh byNldDHd ofTrv11,wrtt1 318/93:3/l&/94andcontlnu-Beacl\.C01ta M ... Dady tno claims will not expire SALE AND SOLD IN THE l>OfltltSsltlan~IMllOsaH!OllJunt 221094 atOlOOP M "'-1¥PMBucll·Cost1AMu ob"::O pure ..., me aal• may have been ao lntetffl 1nd olher ~ma 11 Ing , Pilot June 15, 22. 29, July before lour month1 from D E B T 0 R S U S U A l sur1ace 15 rtStMd 111 tht clet Soutll..t f!oiec:loi.i•e Selvicee. ~ ()My Plot ~ permits or.,,!P=~ ld(l)ouTmt<Sh .:. .. _ .,..,. pr<MOeo tl\eftin: .. ~•-!°· B. Balance owing on 8, 1994. 1h• !waring O•l• noticed C,?VRSE .ef ... ~.:l~~Sthls rrom Ednah Race c.>ron , re ~r.I01n.a Corpo,.IC!n u d11"t CH250494 Jun 1,8, 15 ~2 f s ft ) l • ..,.,ve term3 ..... vanou , II any,,,..,_,..., ·~\ W398 lbow. 1 "'""'..-c01dedFtt>ruaiv3 19531n1>00 11>P01nted TrllSI• under and IO 11"'1 er the IOCk om con<11tion1 ol sal• may be and Inter.st lheteon; and rtmai vehicle 1150.80, YOU MAY EXAMINE th• property will be sold u 2•46 1 82 ol olllclal ,.. purtua~t 10 Olld ol Trust Da1td PUBLIC NOTICES ri' °i>Th''Ti't or f~c! subject to 1dd1llonal or plus f.-s. ch11g" and ••· Tolll on Speclll Oamagea: PUBLIC NOTIC! flit kepi by the court. If you one (tj unit In i>ulk and wiU cords ~ ona 01 tnt coun Ftbruiiy 8 1993 if<:Ofded Mlicll ---------oos o • • • 0 1 am•nded 1erm1 •nd condl· Plf\I•• of the TrultM and 17.231 .80 are 1 ~raon lnterelled In be •ubfect to a crld1t bid rlC()(der 01 Ull1 county 12 1993 u 1ntt No 93. Flle NI. ff11I01 nli or .,, •xemptlon lrom lions to be ennounced •t ot the trust• created by It 11 111ticlpattd that tur· •IC 2948 the Htate, you may til• by the IA'IOerllgntd. tt you The roperty lltrelotore c!e otS4631 °111 boot ·, P~• • ol F1cm1oua aua.a& •uch '*.: 1f t~pprgo:~ thttlm• of Hie. . 11Jd DMd of Trust. The I.her m•dlcal expensH , NOTICE OF with the court a fotmal R•· are lntetfft•d ln purehas· SCflbed ~ J:,0 sold •as 15• Th 01toai Rtcotda in tll.• otlloe o( t~• · IWlE ITATE•NT proceaa 0 er OnlY l*'O'l• who 11111fy total amount of HIO obllga. lo f ml and PETITION TO quest 1or Special Nollce ol Ing lhl• propeny, plNH d d 111 County Rec:otder ol Chnge Tne lollowmg person(s) ernmenl approvals, con-the foragolng requirementa Oona at th• time or lniilll 11 0 •a no• •s>e-the filing ol an lnwntory contlCt the undef1igned on slfeet ad ress an ° •1 com County St11e ol ~ltlo1n11 Ellt· 1$/are 001ng bus1nen as SE'R· .. n11 or exemption a Will be perm1tltd to bid 11 publlctllon of thl1 Notice Is clal di.mag•• Witt 1C9rut ADMIN11TIR and appr•laal of 11tate IS· or berore 10:00 •.m .. JuM on des10nallon, ii any, ol lh cuttd by Robtn f Kul1htr, a PENTE MODA ~ E Pacl11C deemed MC•••"Y by 11'• the alie. 1372,727.1 t pending tlw tnal ol Ihle ac, KST~TK OF: 1911 or of any petition or 22. 1994 at (7 \4) 957.()755. rul property desctibed abovt m11111d min u hr• tole and Coast tf'#y . corona Del Mai. CA Pleda" and lta counNI. Furthef lnrormaaon may DetN: oetoe/ttM tlon, all according to proor URL GRAV.I account H prOY1ded In DATED1 June to, purporllld to be. 860 W 19 .eparate property will ee.Jl at ~25 <.. No fianafet or IM Stock be obtained 1rom Wiifrid C. RE I I FIN AN CI AL at the time of trlal. SAWYER, Ma URL section 1250 ot lhe Cell· UHM SI Costa Mesa, CA publlC tuelion to lughnl btddet LINK CHARM tU SA) CO wt• l•lct place unlHI ~· lemann or Nancy Rein. CORPORATION • 0 II-2. O•neral Damagu: Q, SAWYER eke fornla Probate Code. AR• PACIFIC •USINISS The undersigned Trus lor Gltll (payable at tunt ot utttn INC A CALIFORNIA CORPO· PUfChaaer can 11U1lactorl Y hardt or Fullerton. Lemam • • UwYER quest f°' Special Notice C 0 R dlSClalms any lllblhty lor an llwful money ol th• Un~ed Stain) RATiON 3565 E Padllc: c t ••labll1h thal 1uch •PPIOY· Scha•tet & Dominick, 215 to~la Corporation, u St00,000.00 8 IAllL tonn 11 avallabl• from the CAPITAL • tncoriactness 01 Cle st)ett ad a1 The honl tttt>t 10 1he tntranc.e C Del M '1,., al1, c:onHnts, permlt1 °' North ··o" Street Flrat TruatM Datedi Apr II 2 • CaM No. At73H1 c:ourt clerk PORATION Orm and otlltr common dtslg ol lh• Onno• Civoc Cent• 300 ra; oroni 1'· '•···.~~pjtlonii•ihaivejbeeniiioib-" Aoor, San Btfnardl~. Cal· 8Jt ANN REVERI, t"4 To all hen,tibenlftciar~•1• Att~ for th~ PetJ. •rs .,ar Heideman, nauon. 11 any, shown herein Eat Chapman, Orano•. CA 2 J;IS I> ess 15 ducaed llomla 9240f.1701 (909) VICE PRE 11DINT1 CURTIS' L. OEMMIL. credllors, con ngtnt Cf .... t•-President Said $111 wil be made bul witn ••~hi. t~le ind t11ltrt11 con· us111 con ' •Y ••RRY L •ow tora ano l*90n• 1111ho may ... n.n v to and now beld by" ulld., a c;orporatlon B89-36Sll. t 72t 1 trvtne •lvd., 1 .... " ' oth~H be lntetested In JOHN RO•ERTI •OYD, Publlthed Newport OUI covtnllll Of warran~, ex Nfd O.S ot Truet 11111\t p10Pt11Y GNEO CHOW SHU fONG P ubll1hed Newpo.rl Suite 2U, T"1Un, CA LEY, AttorneJ for Plalrt: the will or "'ale. or l>Oth, KIO. ATTORNEY AT 8Hch·Co11a Meta Dally pressed or Implied regat ing -111u11td"' _,County and Siatt Theregis11antcommenoed lo Beach.Costa Mesa Daily 828801 T•lephone1 tiff or. EARL GRAVES SAW· LAW 1(l492t~) 2M81 Piiot July 15, 1994. IJe possession, °' eneu deet1tbed at transact bUSllliSS under ltle le· Pilot June 15· 1~· W405 (7t4)17~·74 tO FAX1 Publl•hed Newpo rt YEA, aka EARL G. SAW· ~ DRIW.' IUITE W397 = ~~m~ ~· 11~::'" St· r.tor1 lull)' deacllbed Oii Mid deed btlOus business name or n11M1 1714)57~7437 8Hch:Co1\a M"' Daily YER. aka EARL SAwYER 250 Mlll lON VIEJO PUIUC NOTICE red by sa•d DHd 01 Vrust ol trull isttd aoove on Aprl 1 1994 PUBLIC NOTICE Publl1hed Newport Pilot June e. 1S, 22. 29, A PETmON hu been CA e2et1 • ¥11111 1t1•res1 thereon IS pro-z:: t~~~:n.p~~LJI Th1S Stalement was !tied Wiii\ Beach:Coai. M ... Dally 1994. 96 ~~E~ :A~ J"~ (7t41582.ataa. ITATEMENT OF fd 111 said nole(s) ld'ianoes Tll• 111, .. tdd•• 111d otll• ":unco~~u~r1t1~ Ofanoe '":t::· Pilot June 15, 22, 29, 1994. W3 Court of C.Ulofnla. County Publlthtd Newport A&ANDONMENT OF 1f 1ny, under Ille ttrms of th common daiglllllOll, 11 1.ny, ol N~ICE·Thls Flc:tltlOUS Name W401 ol ORANGE. BHCh:Costa Mesa Dally UIE OF FICTITIOUS OMd ol Trust tsttnatlld fMt '"' r• PtoPlftY dttCttbed above Siatem111t etl>l!IS !I'll years A.P. NUM•IR: •---------PUBLIC NOTICE THE PETITION requeltt Piiot June I 9 15 1994 •UllNllS NAllE ges ~d expenm ol Ill • purooned to be lrom Ille dall ll was 1"9!1 In tlll 425411-41 PUBLIC NOTICE IUMllONS that EARL BURKE SAW· • , , W'fh395 TM tolloWlng l*IOnl rus!N llld ol 1111 trusts c:rutt 6001 ~ Shol• Q-..,e, Ila ol me County Cler~ A new YOU AAS IN DI FAULT YEA be appointed u I*· nave abandoned the use of by Slid 0..d ot Trusl to·wl Ntwl>ort 8-11, CA· Puc* I I lioUS Busi/less Name Sta•· UNDI" A DEED OF cnet 171757 C'T··~~~LJJ::w. 1ona1 repreMntatJve to ao-PUBLIC NOTICE th• Flc:1ltlou1 Buelneu S199.S7657 Es~lll~11 ~· ~!~~~2-· ~ 88cll. 1 m01t be filed t>et0<e lllat •·····--•UTRUIT DATED Now.,,._ IUMllONI • .. minister 1he ettalt of the Name: SPYGLASS INTE· ued ln11rlS1 and d Tiie und ned Trvllea d•· e The f~iog ol Olis s~ltmlnt P.,..-...._ Mr 24, t880 UNLISI (CITACION • DERIECHO DE decedent. . •IC 2t53 RIOR DESIGN INC., 24 VMICIS II 1ny will Increase Ill ""''" an~•llly lor any tncor· oes not ot l\sell aulllorlll lht .. -.--•• w YOU TAKE ACTION TO JUDICIAi.i FAMILIA THE PETITION requesa. NOTICK OF Otak .. Bay Ot., Corona del ltgure pnorlo sale redn .. :, Ille 11t1ett add1 .. 111d in Ills s"ll ol a flc:tJtlOU1 • ._Al. PAM PROTECT YOUR PROP· NOTICE TO DEFENDANT· Notice TO REI PON-the decedent'I WILL anCI PETITION TO Mar, CA 92625 The btntltclaty under ol~• QOmft\Oll deeionaoon, it any, B\Jslntss Name in viOlallon ol eemetary • Monuary IRTY IT MAY •I IOLD (,Avtao a AculaOo) SERGIO D•NT (AVISO AL DI· codldl1, If any, N edmltted ADMINllTER The Flct1Uou1 Buslneu 0..d ol Trusl hef•tolore axe thown htrllR e ngllts ol a11ot11er under Fed· c~ • Cf911'\1\0f"1 • SANCHEZ GONZALEZ. G. MAND.ADO IMombte)· to probate. 'The will ano eSTATK 0 , Name referred to abow '90 and dtllvered lo tile u11 Satd .ale won 114 mad• but wdh· rill State or common law (See 3500 Pacific View Otlll9 AT A PU•UC uai. IF ARECHIGA TRANSPORT Roneld o. Wood • ltly codlcila .,. avallable f WU filed In Orange County dtfllon•d • \llflUln Dec:IMabo/\ oul covenant or wairaniy, tlCP•W llOn 14400 •I seq ltustness ~ 8eacfl YOU NIED AN IXPLA-and DOE I through DOE V .. _, d A fOf examlnallon In the Ille JACK I. HAUCK o n 5 .2 0 •9 O • F 11 • ol Deliull and Demand lor Sall 01 1111phed regardrt1o 1nle pot-d Professions Code)' ........ NATION 0, THI NA-XXX. lncfua!Ve ou ere _."ti aue • kept by the court. c ... No. A173H7 No.F4556SO a wilttsn Nob ot Delaul MMIOll or t11C11mbranoet, io oay 1 fll!!!!!!!!~~I TU"E O' TH& PR(). YOU ARE BEING SUED BY ualed le "'-" demen-THE PETITION requNtl To aJ l'lelll, beneflellf1M, Spyglall Interior Detlgn d EllCbon lo Sen Thi under· tlle remitntnQ pnneipa.l •um ol the Ir$! Ft 1110 WAY PUNG E-r CIKDINO AQAINIT PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le ••ti' delMM. autnortty to admlt\lattf lhe aedllora, contingent Cftdl· Inc., (CA) 2A Otake1 B•y ionea caused said Notice o noll(a) MCUrtd by Aid Oeed of • .,.. .... ...... YOU YOU IHOULD demandanoo) VICKY LYNN PITITIONIR'I NAMI •ttat• under the lndlpM' lor•, and peraonawho may Ot., Corona del Mar, CA OelaUltandElecdontoS.tttobe lrutt, Wllll 1ntert11 thtreon. u ~l48N ~~;1~1o llU ...... ' 0 ' ....... R KROES, II (EL NO•RE DEL DI· dent AO.rnlnltttallon of fl.· otherWI•• be lnteteated In 92625 recorded in Ille couniy wnere provtdtd in .aid no1e(1). ad· osemu · C NT ACT A LA..... • You haw 30 C~NDAR MANDAN Ta Et Ji AY.. tatH Act. (This l\llhortty the wlll or Hiatt, or both, Thi• bualneu was con-ltle real property Is localed and ~ncea. 11111y undt1 lht ltimtol NtW!JOrt Beach·Cos~ Mesa Mortuary * Cnapel NOTICE OF DAYS after this eummona W d will allow ttw 1>9florlal rep. or: JACK E. H.AUCK ducted by a corporation ore tnan tnree monlht 1111V• .aid o.i of Trull, I•. cllt10• Oaitv Pilot Cremation TRUITIE'S IALI 11 MNed on you lo fli. a rora CA~I NUM•D resenta.UYe \o 1111• many A PEllTlON hu been Thi• statement wu flltd lapsed slnca sucn racordallon and ll(l)tftlft ol th• Tru•t• and CN2M871 Jun 15,22.29 Jul 6 110 8roadw•y T.I. No.80781 lype\Nrll\tn r"pon" al thlt "" acUoM Without C«W1 ap. filed by KARL A. STEFEK In With the Cow1fy Clerk of DATE 5•30.~ ol the trU•t• c•eeted by .aid o..cl PUBLIC NOTICI ,._&a M9M NOTICE IS HEREBY court. (N"mero de1 " .. o) provll. Before 1M1ng e«· lhe Sueeriot Court of Cd-()(~ County on May 24, . FIQT AMERICM TfTlE of Truet v... GIVEN, that on Wtdnn· A letter or ptipne call wlll DMl538 lain .,.,., Important .ctiona, fornla. Countv of ORANGE. 1994 · nu•Cf COWMV lllt IOI .. tmount of lh• un~ld Ml•t1M day, 07/08/1994, at 9:15 nol protect you; your type-You haw 30 CALENDAR hO_..,.,, the peBOnal rep-THE PETirlON ,.quHll Spygilll lnterlOf Dellgn ._ ' bllanot of Ille obl19tlt0n M11111ed STATEMENT OP: AIAllOOtf· •••llll••••lllA.M. of .. Id dey, at AT Wfltlen reep<)f\M must be OAYS lfllf lhl1 SUmmons ~ Wiii be required l"-1 KARL A. ST£FEK be Inc., Phylll1 K. Roann, t~£A$T FIFTH S'TRffT by the property to be IOld and •lfTOF to glYe notice lo lnleresled appolnCed u peraonal rec>-Preeldent Publlthed New-. r8*nable •llmlled coat•. USE OF FIC11TIOUI ....._ .. -~~-~------------------------~==---,~~-~~~~~~~~~~M~~~CA ~ ~-~~~II~ ~ walWd notice OI' conterUd the eltate of the Oeoedenl. Piiot June a, 15, 22, 29. 1f4)558·01R1B EXT 2t34FORE '""' ol lht 111•AI oublutlOll of The 1oll0Wln0 personts) h• S n~i:l~G to 1119 propoMO action.) THE PETITION requettt 1904'. BY Klflll oblrtson tlleHottetolSalu StllUlt 03 abandooed lht use ol lht flcl. , Tht Independent Id.,,..._ the d~'• Will and W379 CLOSURE OFFICER The bentlcary undei Mid O.S of tlOUS bUslnass nime 'POSTAL -, trallon authority '1111 be codldl" If any, a.. admln.d ·1.6·8,6-15, 1~4 T111t1 her11olort ~led llld ANNEX 144• IOCl'8d It 17602 (~-1 ~·· ):If _ ... \ granted IMllest an lneer· to ptob .... The :!a:: PUIUC NOTIC! PUBLIC NOTIC! !,~edo:.,!.h!n ~~~....,an: 17THSTREET TUSTIN. CA • ANEW \... , elted per'IOn tllet an ob-MY codlch .,. '1otltleua ~ lot Sale end a Vlrftltft Jilt llclltlOus busintn ~ / ) ~'./ e to~;: fof ·~~In the Ille .._....._ Nw YOU ARE IN DEFAUL Notice ol o.t~a·wl ElealOll to reierred lo at>0¥t WIS lied on f.. " court~"°'~ the "mEbyPETITION teQueltl llatelfteftt UNDER A DEED 0 Stll Tllt11nd1111Qned ta11Nd Mid uly t•. 1989 In tht Couniy ol euthotlty. authOftly to admlnlater lhe Tht ~ peraona .,. TRUST. DATED HOVEM lto.!Ct ol o.ttllll Mid ElldtOll \0 11\0t. Orlglnal f.. NO A HEAAINQ on the ~ ...... under f'9 ~ dol bullntsl . BEA 06, 19M UNLES Sell 10 be 11COfdtd in the C011nty 425227 lion Wiii be Mid on JULY denl Admlnlattlltlon ot Ear M~ICO LIN~·RESTAIJ. YOU TAKE ACTION T ~·1~eilllprope1ty .. loQltd BAORll( MfLIKIAN, 5 PAUi t4, '""· • 1:45 P.M. In .... Ad. (Thia ~ RANT, 800 W. l.lnColn Ave., PftOTErr ~yy~'U&~R ~!.~,',7i-~ .. ·-1Mlff1 •Rv:i~~R~977v~11JAA•&lJ c Dept. 'T03 located at 341 wlfl allow the.,.,, ... _ rep-~m. CA 92805 • ................ ""-· ...... " The City Dttve,lou\h, Of· ~ to \Ike many Oemlan A. Rtwrt 17589 PU8LIC SALE. tr YO 1ttlld TMI• PAZ211RVINE,CA92714 ange, cA 12eee. actione without cOUft ap. Slnta "°9llla St. ;ounllln NEED AH IXPLANATIO 2J'1 W ~.Avt Sl<i'-IED BADRIK MELll(IAH tF' YOU oeJECT TO !ht P'OYll. lefof• tlillng car• Valley CA t270I . OF ~ NATURE Of TH M.thllilll CA ~801 •LORIA MELIKIAN • BUSINESS?? grlnllng of the petltlort, ~ tlln VfllY ~ action•. Alh'ck» lAon. 1523 Hy• PROCHOINQ AGAINS 114·9S6.(JSOI fhlS bUSlflltS was conduetta -.~~ill i1'cMld ..,.., .. tlw """ howewt. the oertonal rap. ctnth St., Cucamong•. CA .,~ YOU SHOULD CON Au It '!::bi. Bert llUSWnd llld Wiie Ing Ind .... YfNt Ob-,...,,aaM ... be rtquked tl730 Ai;;; A LAWVER. 20 J.i: GI '&lltlllff This sta•menl ... hied """' v:;..-•u ~ or lie written ot>o to gtve ~ to lnlerHted T1'1• bu•ln111 11 con. NOT1us-'":.~sOflaAU l~& flSOA 1• • • County Clerk or O{ange • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ The f.Lgttl Department at the Daily Pi/.ot ii pk4.Std ., ' fQ annurmct a ntw seroia nQlu awilabk to new businma. _ -~will nfJW SF.ARCH the name for Y"" at no extm chaw, and savt you 1/1t rimt and the trip to the Coun Horae in Santa A11a. n'"1. of count, 1tfier ilJt Starrh is complrtd tu> iutU fi~ J"'Ur fictiti<ll4.t businas namt 1'4kmrnt With ti,, Cormty Ckrk, publish ona a ~It for four Wtth as rtquiml by lllw and rhm fik >""''proof of publkation with the Olunty Clmt. Plbm rtop by to fik your fictititNJ business ~1 anhe Daily PzkJr, 330 \\7. Bel] St. °'1fll Mt!S'1. If you t'JUIJWt m>p by. plazse C4il us at (714) 642-4)21 mul tut WJU ,naJ« armngmima for you 111 handle this pmatlure by m4il If )'IN should IK11Jt any fartlxr qumions. pkrm mlJ us and tut wiU bt more tlJd11 glaJ to assist yqu. Good !Melt in your new busmm.1 llTlfPil with b court be-pertOnt ~ th.y """ dueled by: • G9f*ll pa11. TR '"""' ounryon Ju111 9, I~ the '*"'1Q. Y04M ap: waived l'IOtiCe Of conllllnted nereNp No. 142008,MA M..DU• l YllAll faCROW COA'. PNtanoe may be 1n '*'°" to the PfoPOMO action.) The ragt1111nt(1) com• On June 22, 1114, e PUBLIC NOTICE 21112 C1n111 DrNI. Sii too Of tw your 11\0fney. The llldtpendent ldmlnll-inane.a '° lrlneac1 bull-1 \:00 A.M.i at the en, LlltlForut.. CA 12630 IF YOU ARE A CAfDITOA !ration eutflorlly Wiii ... n.•• under the Flcllllout nee of ult• '00, I llOTICl Nlll(f)Ort &Nlc:tl·COltl ..,.., or a contl11g111e crM!tof Of grMtld unlMa an Inter• lualn .. • Nam•(•) fitted 1 1.~v o~:,-e ._bu~ldlrig A CJlrJ ~~~~t:h~ :,~ Wt Ptlot ll'ledectHtd,VoUmustllle •led l*'Orl .... an ob-ebovton:nla oc:a-at f n.!'w 4 19U UNLESS YOU fM! CN2s.869 Jun 1&,22.29Jul8 your ctalm wllfh the ~ Jectfon ID the petition Ind Garman A. Alvera Sl In lt'9 city o --'11'-Al:tl~ TO PROTFCT YOUfli---"'------- lnO mall . copy 10 h pet• thow '°" ~ .my h TN9 l\alement w .. flled anty ot ~, ... ~RTY IT MAY BE SOU> Al IOftal ,....,, .. l~ ·~ court etlOUld not gram Iha With the County Clef1l OI Callfoml•, Cat fornl A PUBLIC tN..E If YOU NUO "' r--------.. l)Olneld by the coun wttNn ~. . Orange C°""'Y on May 24, ence CompanJ, flCPt..ANATION Of THE fllAruRE ~-lour monche from Iha date A HfARINQ on the petl· tesM c.tifom'8 Corpor•llon. Of THE PAOCE[Ollt& MiAINSl ~' ... ~ ": ':=:::.:: ::' :::..~.~s°';.~Ul~ NtOtM • ~:':':~e~":' Y~OU $HOUl.D COffTACT A t•e ...... ttoo of the CallfQrnla "'°" °"" 703 ioc.ted .. ,., Publllhed Newpcwt 9MCfl: Of Tru.t eUC\M LAwnR .. ...._ eoci.. ,.,. time tor ., ,.,. ·atv 0rtvt SOuth, Of· coat• M... D.itv "'°' 111u11e1t c ouarner "°=='=~1~'1"1 1n11 cWmt ,.. not .. enga. cA ma June '· '· "· 22. 1""· DolONt v Ouemeri u 11 tuu #\BC'• belofe tow monete hm If' YOU OBJECT TO "'-W3et uaband and wife • L.-it. i111t• ::.V."'."""' dlle no4IOtd C 19.:,.': i:::"'J:' ,UIUC IOTICI if.°;= 4: ~ CAL ~JCl£~~~nr YOU MAY IXAMIN! ~ Ing lnO *'9 your ob-......... 1rUment No. M-llt240 e Cllif0f11• Co!JtOtatlllll • u..: lie kept by hi COUit. If~ e or • wrtnen ob-80oll -. P11Q9 -Of Of 141 or ~ tr""" 0t .,. • pereon ln•ulled In ~ tN court i... •• .. •111-. k:lel "9cordt of •Ml•uttd tMI• """''"' to the ..... ~ INiy Ill e °'t ,,..,.,.. YOAll llP" rlalt at , ..._ of Cell Ille OM of 111111 --.tecl bi; ...,. ,. oowt a --,... PM•a ,,,., N In penon The ........_ pertoN .,. • undw ttM power C-ilo Railllter .....,.. ,..,,. • .-for lpedll Nalee of or by~ "'°'ft9W. Clolna ""*'"' • lheretn ~&elned DMtd Aue'* 4 1111 Altordtd IN ... ef an~ •\'OUMIA~ A~• IHTIMATIONAL. Mllatpullllc~ =· t• lflltf111114111 No and ......... GI ........ Of a ....... cnclW fl 117'1 Cof'9 ftOltOlno ..... "'9 N9Mtt......, $Ill IN Oftlllt Of lfle .... Of fl '"J ....... Of .. dlOUHlll.Wo'I ...... ,....--,CAiiiiiO , Of chec* M oJ 0..,.. ~. tlCCOUftl .. pnMled In 'lfl4ll *" wtOI lhe __. ~ J ........ 117'1 C°"9 ...... e ~. IM IO i-. A a ti~, baeemeat, and eloeet tJ.en pt IOllle ..... Newport Beech/Coeta Mesa Daily Pik>t Wednesday, June 15, 1994 9 PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUILIC NOTICES PUILIC IOTICI ieoo1 Via Moreno, Laguna Sle9hanY Hales MetKWin PUIUC NOTICI M .... CA 12e21 !.'Van LttgNon PUIUC NOTICE dueled by an 1t1d•Y•duaJ L.orr .. ne Hlfstvnan PUIUC NOTICE --~iii;iii;;1--1~·?-192&5e This ltalement wu filed Thll bu1lne1t 11 con-This ~ wu f•led The reg11tr1n1(s) com· Tnis 11111men1 was I ec1 1 ________ _ Pb•aue 1 u• ne11 11 con-with the County Clefk of flcUt&ou. duded by. an lnclMdUll with the County Cle<lc o4 Flcthloua meoctd 10 lfamllCI bu1I-w.th tlle County Cl•~ or flctltloua lutlMH Nw ~h by·, a corpor111on Oraoge Cowlty on May 20, • .,., __ .. N.... The reglstrant(s) com-Orange County on May 12 au.,neaa Name ' neu undet the fleti\;ous O!ange Coum1 on May 20. 8ualneM ....... lleta•ant • • reg 11r1nt(1) com-1994 ·--~eel lo transact bull-1994 Busoneu t•amt(1) L11td 1~ n. 1o11owtr'9 P«IOM .,, menctd to transact bull-Fec>eeee lt•t•Ment neu under the Flct11Jous f'eo83U lt•t•ment above on: no1 appt.cable f809877 ~t•te.nent dOlf'9 bUelnela II'. ~!t,.~Na~ 1Flci::10U1 PubllsMd ~orl Beach· dr:• '='8 ~'°"' .,. Business Nam•(•) lllled Published Newp<>11 Beach-d~ne 1~~:~ :''0"s .,, AngelO ReOH Gare 1 Put>llslled Ne ... Pott Beach-~ 1~~~ =.•on• 11• ::-~~· ~.~ abow on: F~,J,.) 1~ed Cos11 ...... Daily P1IOI sA'lYDLEBACI< VALLEY ~.!v°P: ~:r~·· Costa MHa Da1IY P110I May HA~G WASH, 9t95 El ::hs l~,~~y ~~l~~·11:i Costa Mtsa Dl•lt Pilot LSN ENT 351 N." NtNpe>rl ...... CA ta12r ·• Papa Maty ( Me Inc .. June 1, 8, 15, 22, 1994. OVERHEAD DOOR CO, This sticemenl was liltd 25, June 1, 8, 15, 1994. Azul. Fountaon Valley, CA Orange Countt on Mai 20. June 1. 8 15. 22. 1994. Blvd , Ste 510, Ntwporl MiCNel D F«d 2380 Rl1-Vanan Megerdlctllan, Pres!· W302 13t5 E. SI. Andrew Pl. #G, w1lh lhe County Clerk of W369 112708 1994 W386 Beacll CA 92663 3 · • dent Santi Ana, CA 112705 Of c ty M 24 Patttck Buan McCabe, F&09ll3 Mark A1an e111s1on, 5 1 ~ ~ :tJ. 1204• Carls· Thl1 l\ltement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Terence L Fergu.on, 2950 1~e oun on ay • PUBLIC NOTICE 9195 El Azut, Founlltin Val· P ll h N 11 B h PUBLIC NOTICE ' Wastn11nsttr Ave . Newpon ...... With the County Cle!k ol Mindanao Drive, Cosll ley, CA 92708 ub s •d •wpo 11' • B11ch. CA 92663 David WOl1hlngcon, 605 C Orange County on Me 20 Flctllloua Meaa CA 92626 Fe101e1 FlcUUou1 This business 11 con-Costa Mesa 01,,y P1101 fictitious rr11s business 11 con· 5.,, Mlct* °'· S., Co111 1994 'I · Bualne•• N•m• Thi•' bu1tnHs Is con· Published Newport Beach· 8ualneaa N•m• • ducted by an 1nd1V1dual Junt 1, 8 15, 22 1994 Butlne11 Name ducted oy an ond<1110Ull M .... CA 12127 Feoee ll•t•m•nt dueled by: an ln~lvldual Cosca Mesa Dally Pilot lt•t•ment The reg1Strant(s) com. W383 Stalem•nt Th• reg11111nl(s) com· 1!'2.'-.. bbu~lnu1111 11 con· Published NewPort Bea•~. The following persons ere The regl1tran1(s) com· June t , 8, 15, 22, 1994. The tollowlng persons are menctd \o transact bus1· PUBLIC NOTICE Tt.1 lollow•"Q persons are menced to transact buSI· ..,...,.., Y· co-p ner1 c doing business H : mtnced 10 tra.nsact busl· W390 doong business as: ness under the F1et:11ous do•ng bus•nfss as• ness under Che F1cht1ous Th• rtgl1trant(1) com· Cosla Mtaa Dally Pilot INNOVATIVE AUDIO nen under \he Flclillou• SPYGLASS INTERIOR DE· Bu1lnes11 Nlme{•) ll1lea KING THINGS INTEANA· Business Name(s) l1Slfd menc~_Jo lr~uFctl 1b1u•I· June 1, 8, t5, 22, 1~. PRODUCTS, 2020 Quall Business Nome(s) llstod PUBLIC NOTICE SIGN, 24 Drakes Boy Dr., abO\lt on not app11cable Flctltloua , TlONAL 26911 Newport abOve on. n1a nesa ....... er 1... Cl t ous W384 Dr., Newport Beach, CA above on: not applicable Corona del Mar. CA 92625 Paine!\ B McCabe Bu1tneH Nam• er.a . CoS11 Mou CA Mark Alan e11.s1on • SualMH Namt(•I ll1led 92663 Terenc• L Ferguson Fictitious Phylhs t< Rosnes 24 Tllls statement W3s f1!0d Statement 'l2627 T111s s111eme111 was file<! ~on: Not appllcabl• PUBLIC NOTICE G&Ofge Raymond McAd· This statement was filed Bualn•H N•m• Drakes Boy Dr .. Coro,;• del with the County Citric ol lhe lollowing persons are Cnun N11n King. 5 Ash Nith the County Citric ot Michael F0td Fictitious ams, 934 Azalea Dr., Costa with the County Clerk of St•t•m•nt Mar, CA 92625 Orang• County on M.iy 20, do•ng business as Tree Lane, trv.ne, CA 92715 Orange Count.,, on May 20 Thll IUtement WH filed Mesa. CA 92626 Orange County on May 20. The following persons Bit This business I• con. 11194 TRIPPIN TRAVEL 208 Ge· Thi• business IS con· 1994 with ~ County Clerlc of Bualne1a N•me This buslne11 Is con· 1994 doing business as: dueled by• an lnd1Vldual F8098fS9 neva Hunt.ngton Beach, duc:ted by 1n 1nd1v.dual F809885 Orange County on May 23, lt•t•rnent ducted by: an lnd1vtdual f809870 CASA SANTA FE, 1000 E. Tht rtglstrant(s) com· Published Newport Beach· CA 92648 Tne regtstrant{s) com· Put>l.shed Newpor1 seach· 1994 The following persons are The regl11ran1(1) com-Published NewPort Beach· Santa Ana Blvd., Santa menced 10 transact bull· Costa Mesa Daily p 101 Lorraine H1rshm1n 208 menced 10 1ransac1 bus1· Cost3 Mesa oa. y p 01 Ft1007t doing business es: menced to transact busl· Ana, CA 92701 ness under \he F1ct1110us ' Geneva Hunl•ngton Beach, neu under the F1ct.t1ous ,. Publl1hed Newport Beach· SOUPNUT, Umlled Pa11-ness under the Flctltiou1 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Bryan Leighton, 12242 Business Nam1(1) 111ted June 1• 8, l5, 22. t994 CA 92648 Business Namels) 1111ed Ju 8 1• 8• 15· 22· 1994 Colla Meea Dally Pilot May nershlp, 32341 Camino Business Name(s) listed June 1, 8, 15, 22, 1994. Diane, Garden. Grove. CA abcive on: 5-17·94 W381 This bu11neu is con-•bo~• on 5-6·94 W393 25. June 1 8 15 1994 Capistrano. G·197, San above on: 11.93 W387 92401 Phyllis K. Rosnes TIC ducted by· an md11110..,a1 Cnun·N.en l'.ong . . . m68 Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 G&Ofgl McAdams PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con· Thrs slat1men1 WIS filed PUBLIC NO E The registranl(J) com· ThoS llll•mtrt WIS r. ed --------------·----· Slephany Hales Meridian, This 11atement was flied ducted by: an lndiviiSual With the County Cleric ot FlctlUoui menced 10 1ransac1 bus•· w1\h lht County Cl8!11 ol Good jobs PUBLIC NOTICE ume H •boY• with lhe County Ole1k of Fl 1111 The reglstrant(s) com· Orang• County on May 24, 8 1 N ness under the F1c1J11ous Orange Counit O'l M•"t 06 rel able se"'•ices ---------• Tiiis business Is con-Ofange County on May 20. c oua menced to transact busl· 1994 us ne11 am• Bus ness Narne(s) l1sltd t994 • • Flotltloua ducted by: a limited part· 1994 Busln•H N•me ness under lhe Actiuous FOtOt92 Statement above on 3-1·94 FfS09222 1n1e•est.ng things 9Ualneaa N•m• nerahlp FCS098BO St•t•m•nt Business Name(s) !Isled Published Newport Beach· Th• l0Uow1ng pe1sons are Pub sneo ,.,,,.,port Be:icti- .tat t The reglstrant(s) com-Published Newport Beach-Tht followtng per1ons are eboYt on: 5-11-94 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot dotng business as . --0-.. -e-rs-to_c_"_e_d_"_·t_h_ Costs Mesa Da ''f p,·;;.., to buy eanen m•nctd to 1ransaC1 busl-doing business es· FON BIZ COMMUNICA· • " " The following per1on1 are ness under the Fictitious Cos1a Mesa Dally Pilot PAC WEST MARKETING, TRADE June 1, 8, 15, 22, 1994. TIONS, 37 Ibiza AJste Ir· stuH? Jt..ne 1, 8 is 22, 1994 II s all there doing bUllnes1 H : Business Namt(s) !Isled June 1, 8, 15, 22, 1994.. 21405 Srookhurll Sc.. W380 vine, CA 92714 A call to ''•3~2 PAPA MARY & ME, INC., above on: n/11 W385 1372, Hunll"Qlon Beach, Sell your home Angelo Ae,,ee Gare.a 37 Classifled Whe1her you re buying e11ery day 28001 Via Moreno, Lagun• Buy It s 11 11 Fl d 11 Buy 11. Sell 11. Find 11 CA 926456 through classified through ctassilled. Ibiza Aisle, Irvine, CA will hel~ or selling. Cla551t1ed n Classified Niguel, CA 112856 . e . n . Cl lfl d . Lesley P. Dowsing, 2175 642 5678 •42 5•79 92714 642 •& 8 I 642 5678 Papa Mary & Me Inc., Cl•••ltled. ••• • • Pacific Ave., 106, Costa • v • v This business 1s con· --.-..~·-"'--------r.:..· ~co_v_e_r_s_a_i ~y-ou_r_n_e...;e_d..:_51 I-----·---- TO PIACE AN AD CALL • l'ISA' 642-5678 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Bow To Place , _____ IRVINE 2144 NEWPoRr . ..,lassifie' d ·d HCOONDUSEOSS/ ]iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH VACATION 2169 RENTALS COMMERCIAL 2722 PROPERTY 2778 ANNOUNCEMENTS '-' ~ 2 BR 2•n Ba townhome, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR SALE lg kitchen, frplc, dbl YRLY lg 3Br 2Ba dphc. CDM gat1d beach frnt. P11me nu Lido Store;_·L---....---....----I 8\' PHONE: 714 642•5878 fl------· gar $1200 mo. Agt, ...BlkJr.om bcb.. W~ Nptr £.legant.All rme ocn/ front. Ottretr1Rettr1 , ANNOUNCEMENTS Jean LJJnm 729-7257 Gar & carport. $1450. hrbr/Catalina sunset 2000 sf, bolow mktf B" VJa!ITJNG Oft MAJ• 00 Avail 7/2. 731-1230 , vus StSOOfwk 723-0377 9Be TN. Xlnt trattlc & 2920 • ~ ~ NEWPORT NEWPORT N • w Port 8 ••ch parking. PRUDENTIAL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil NEWPORT 673·1900 330 W. Bay Street BEACH 1069 BEACH •••••••• oceanfront 3Br 3Ba Georg• H. Collier 2169 APARTMENTS near Npt Beach plor. please call your dad Costa Me88, CA 9262 7 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Weekly. 714-434· 1 424 I•••••••• al 909·944·9409. Your (Corner of Newport et~d. & B1y St.) FOR RENT BUSINESS & mother d1od and there Newport Coast B h A FINANCE are many quost1ons CIASSIFIED HOURS:· $1,995,000 :,~t~r or ~:a COMMERCIAL about her will. Telephone Sam • 5:30pm Monday-Friday Mediterranean atyto Furn/Unfurnished BALBOA REAL ESTATE home w/over 6,000 1-4BR Incl Waterfront Walk-In 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday sq. fl. or llvlng apace $750 10 s2000 mo. PENINSUIA 2607 BUSINESS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •-------OPPORTUNITY LOST & FOUND 2925 DE' a nLINES plus all 1he amenities Villa Rentals ~ you can imagine. Fal>- M o nday ......................... Friday 5:30pm ulous ocean views! 675•4912 Call the Olsons lodayl Tuesday ....................... Monda y 5:30pm 644·9060 Wednesday .................. Tueaday 5:30pm Independent. .......... We~nesday 3:30pm Tbursday ................ Wednesday 5:30pm COLDW<?U BANt\<?R 0 Friday .: .................... Thursda y 5:30pm ExpeathebS: Saturday ....................... Friday 5:30pm II•-----• GENERAL POLICY HOUSES/ Rattt and dadlinn are aubJCCt lo cblJl!e without CONDOS oot>tt. The ptbbahtr rtwrvn tbt right 10 etoaor, FOR RENT recl1111fy, revue or reject an' cl1uif1ed ad .. c:nittmeaL Piute report aoy c:n on that may bt m your d ... ific:d ad immediately. The Du!J Pilot & The IDdeptodc:ol KetpU 10 liability for aaj cnor ill u adnn.aic:at for wli.icli it may be reepoaaibk, ttcept for die cou or the •pace acnWly occupied by the error. Cred.il UD oaJy be allow~ for !be ranc iotertioa, CORONA DELMAR 2122 •JASMINE CREEK• 24 hr sec, pools, ten· nis. 3bd, 2ba, din rm lam rm. 52700 mo (310) 598·1802 COSTA MESA 2124 104 1.sth st #8 ·Gd BUSIN~SS OFFICE 2904 loc • 1BR upstrs, trig, fOR RENT 2769 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Backbay 2br 2ba Full amenities sml ocn vw, carport $750 mo-mo. Avl 7/t. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 651-3488 or 720-9422 NEWPORT BEACH EXEC SUITES Low•st procols, free COSTA MESA 2624 services. 533.9550 900 Numbers• SSS nr F11sti1on tslano. HI Profits 'Lo Start up! S525 mo 759·6915 Top SS programs avl c::F""o""u'""N,.,.,,,.D-•--=F,....o-m-11..,..1e--=G,....e-r·1 now• 1·B00·865·1000 man Shepard eiack & PILOT CLASSIFIED tan, look_s hke a pure It • the rosource you bred Sedms to have can count on to sell a Deen "' a recent dog myuad ol merchan· 11gnt Found In the v1· d1se •\ems because c1n1ty 01 ~anta An3 our columr" compel Heights, near Orth•!' qualified buyers to On Ft1day· June 3rd cant Please can. Dawn at 842·5878 852·8043 or 631-1030 LOST & LOST & FOUND 2925 FOUND 2925 Gene.r~ua Reward -._ QSLDOG.- lor 1nforma11on teaa.ng Small white short to the return ot very logs long body An· old china dishes, swers 10 Clover bo.vls and vases COi· Please call 644· 7000 11chon ot cllotdrens LOST DOG VIC n1ly books Madam Alel\· Nov..porc Pier 2011'1 St and er dolts, sheet 4-yr-old whit• M•ll· music tr om 1920, •••• red collar 1930 & r,140, tools Pho no 675·8011 be· and misc things l3ken fore ioam or alH~r In o burglary "' the vi· 8pm REWARD clnlty or Tustin Ave and 17\h Stroel 1n LOST: R E W A R 0 Costa Moso over Mo· Gold Eaning with Em· morlal Day wee~end Please coll 714·548· erald mset·Salboa Is· 8441 No quosl•ons land-Thursday June 2. asked on !he 200 bl Mar1l'e LOST CAMERA A1renue Please Calf Penta.11 10 Zoom at • (714) 646·085H Anderson School, •R EWARD* Open Hous• mg ht. Film ol children RE· MISSING CATS WARD. 75g.7535 Lt grey and .,.,,.. ,e S11opp1ng tor a new tong haired cat m•SS· ing smc:e 5·30 AISO ap1111mt1.1'> c1assol1ed Orange tong-ha•••d lets you compant 1abDy missing s "C:I 6-costs • v.•thobl hassle 4 Near Mesa Or an or worry• Irvine Alie Sarna Ana Piiot Ct•Hlfled ·Heights a•ea P1ease 842-5878 can (714) 955·3025 0 Rooms, apartments, homes Classified can sallsty your housing needs. ---------------·------- DIMES is back ... by popular demand! Run a 10-liiie dassi6ed ad in the Sanudayedition of the Daily Pilot fur only $5.00 (or 5 dimes a line!) ~uimncncs: • Jrcrru fur sale mun be mcn:handlsc or household iums prical :u$100 or~. • fa~ rctm futtd fur sale must have a price. · •Yoo rNV run fewer dun 10 Uncs. but tk minimum dwgc i\ so1J ssoo • Yoo muse come ro the D~y Pt.lot offia at 330 W Bay St. Ill 0--Mm. wmc ouc ~ad copy on .1 bm we prtMdc, Ind pay cash ~ lhc ad. (No phone ca1b or ~ cndit an:k will be~~ lhc dimes a line ~cy.) • DmJlinc~ Fridiyar 1~ . NOTE: ~-Mil tttM .aqx ~Ids by mall. Send dm W1ch ad oopy (20 daanmn and~ per liM) co ·omen Unc". 'The Daily Pllot. 330 w. Bey Sc.. u.. Mm. ~ 92627. Pbte indude your IWJlt', .ddlm Ind~ number in cmc ~~a quesOe>n aboui )'OU!~. Ads not tazMd by dad1inc will run chc ~ v.uk. . . .. :::8~f ~~~. MISCELLANEOUS· BHuUlul SBR..,.BA on RENTALS lg lot w 11ov1ty vl1ws. ••••••••• Granll•. llmettone, lrench window•. Total ---------remod. 2 frp lc1. main HOTELS fir bdrm/ba 3 car gar. s4soo1mo. 222-11 11 Ii MOTELS or 75~1191 Re/Max 2718 Villa Pt. LUK 1 br upllrt view, turn opt, amen, pool, ape, walk lo bell 11300 meg 75!M850 LIVll IN LAGUNA Furn Studio•, kitchen· •tt••· TV, pool. S175 & up wk. 494·&294 HOTELS •MOTELS HOTELS 27 18 • MOTELS ----------- SPBCIAL WBBJCLY l\ATB FllOMS150 Cltan roocat, cable TV, pbo1t, .-etkty aakl ttnict Call For l•trodoctorJ Ritt! to10 ... ...,.. ams .. 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