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POGGJN• OUT ... The
Costa Mesa Chamber of
Comm rec is the latest
organi tion to jump on the
POG ( ccorated milkcap)
bandw gon.
Earh r this year, chamber.
pr ·de t Ed Fawcett had the
folks t acific Rim Trading
Caps print up a couple
thousand POGs with the slogan
"Shop Costa Mesa" and the
city's graffiti hotline number
printed on them. lie distributed
the milkcaps to the community
via local businesses, the police
department and at the Lions
Club Fist. Fry f cstival. So
popular were the public-service
POGs that Fawcett had another
couple thousand printed.
Now, Fawcett's idea light
bulb is aglqw again. This time,
he had Pacific Rim print a
couple thousand Costa Mesa
Police Department milkcaps,
with Officer of the Year Bob
Phillips' name printed on one
side and a replica of the Costa
Mesa police badge on the
other. The chamber handed
Phillips the first one as he was
feted at the Costa Mesa Police
Awards Luncheon last week.
The police department will pass
the Bob Phillips POGs out 10
local kids through its
community programs.
Fawcett said he's hooked on
the promotional punch packed
by the POGs. He's particularly
enthused about the positive
messages POGs can relay to
kids, who are the most avid
collectors. Said Fawcett, "It's a
hot fad -why not piggyback
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PARKIN' IT ... The Costa
Mesa City Council will again be
discus~g the city's parks.
during totlay's regular 6:30 p.m.
meeting at City Hall.
This ti~c, the council will
consider which elements of a
parks master plan will be
adopted into the city's general
plan. Earlier this month, the
council accepted the study, but
didn't approve any of its
recommendations.
"The council, basically,
wanted to just clean up the
master plan a little before
incorporating any of the details
into the general plan," said City
Manager Allan Roeder. ''Then,
we 'II go back and do some
additional work on our capital -
improvements program on the
parks and review some of the
possible locations for new
parks."
Roeder said those plans will
be presented to the council
sometime in the fall .
One clement that won 't be
incorporated into the general
plan is the study's
recommendations on Fairview
Park. The proposed master
plan had suggested the city
develop a portion of the
wildlands to meet any future
recreational needs of the
community -advice which
didn't set well with some
residents, or the council.
"What the City Council will
be talking about on Monday
has no effect on Fairview
Park," Roeder said. "There's
nothing in there that changes
that."
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WORKER KJLLED AT FAIR
. • . A Los Alamitos man was
killed at the Orange County
Fair while attempting to repair
a ride, officials said Sunday.
Ron Voat, 44, was
electrocuted while trying to
repair a wire on the Oravitron
at about 11:25 p.m. Saturday,
fair spokeswoman Jill Lloyd
said. He was pronounced dead
on arrival at Hoag Hospital, she
said.
A state Department of
Industrial Relations inspector
indicated the ride was operating
correctly before and at the time
of tho accident, Uoyd said. It
appeared that Voat w•
attemplina to repair a
Ooodllpt -on the ride, ihe 11id.
CaniM1 priat Roben
M~ wW hold a memorial
MMce 1\ dli fair at 11 a.m.
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fair -weather .
friends, toda y
would be a 'good
day to take tnem to the Orange
County Fair Expect sunny skies
and temperatures in the 70s
See Weather, Page 2
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; Finding Huber just . adds ·to mystery
· ..,.. Arizona coroner says·.
· time of death can •t be /
pinpointed for Newport
woman, who had been
missing more than three
years. Former lake Forest
man arrested Jn her death.
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BY MAllc S. Po~NBll, SrAFF Wa1T11a
COSTA MESA -The three
years between Denise Huber's dis-
appearance and the discovery of
her frozen body virtually is a blank
time line that won 't be answered
by medical examiners, sherifrs of -
facials in Yavapai County, Ariz.
said Sunday.
Huber, 23 at the time she disa p-
peared, was identified through fin·
gerprints by coroners in Phoenix
on Saturday, days after her bat-
tered and decomposed body was
pulled from a freezer that had
been set up in rental truck. The
truck had been reported stolen
from Lake Forest, Yavapai Gounty
Sherifrs spokeswoman Laurie
Berra said.
Huber, a Newport Beach resi-
dent, died as t~e result of "blunt·
fQrce trauma" to and around the
· head, Berra said.
fMA MliNliFU • •• n u Ot.1u Pu.or
"We have a lot ol investigating
to do for those three yea rs," Berra
said. "We may never determine
where the crime was committed.
It's certainly a possibility that she
could have been abducted and
killed immediately. There's also a
possibility that she's been alive all
this time. We just plain don't
know."
Dennis and lone Huber stand in the doorway of their daughter Oenise's'room, which is filled with boxes as the family plans to move
from Newport Beach. Denise's body was found last week, more than three years since she was last seen by her family.
On Sunday, sberifrs investiga-
tors and three COsta Mesa police
detectives combed the ~ll
Country Club home of John Fama·
laro, 37, who is being held on sus·
picion of murder.
Personal items belonging to
Huber were found in the home,
Berra said. She refused to specify
if the items were the contents of
Huber's purse that police said dis-
appeared with her in the early
morning hours on June 3, 1991.
A preliminary hearing is sched-
uled for Friday in Arizona, but Fa-
malaro's lawyer said he anticipates
a grand jury indictment to be
handed down before then.
Unanswered questions still dom-
inate the ~s~. But Huber's par-
ents, Denni~ and lonc"tluber, got
the one answer they prayed would
come before their ..scheduled move
from Newport Beach's Eastbluff
area to South Dakota.
"It's been reaJly hard," lone
Huber said. ''But it's nice to fi.
rtally have an answer. It gives us a
sense of closure. We really prayed
fo r an answer before we moved.
"I thought that I was prepared
for it," she said. "But you never
are."
}ANA MENEFEE, FOil THI DAILY rn.ar
A cup of soccer: Soccer fans congregate outside Giorgio's
La Trattorla on Balboa Island to catch a peek at the World
Cup final Sunday. Giorgio's was only allowing Italians inside
to watch the game, leaving everyone else outside. Custom-
ers left disappointed, however, as Brazil defeated Italy on
penalty kicks to win the wor1d soccer championship.
Precio us few details ha'e bee n
learned since Huber firs t , .. as re-
ported missing. faen fe, .. er ha'e
been made public.
The original police report said
that Huber vanished on her way
home from a concert at the Forti m
in Inglewood. Her 1988 Honda
Accord was found with a flat tire.
abandoned along the Corona del
Mar . Freeway neaf Bear Street.
She had droppe'1 off a friend in
Huntington Beach at about 2 a.m.,
police said.
Little more has been learned
despite police investigations, the
work of at least three private in-
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School district examining bike trail issue
~ Newport-Mesa officials
are petitioned to join fight
for path's extension so
children will have safer
ride to school.
BY MAM.c S. PosNBa, Srt.n Warn•
NEWPORT BEACH -The
quest for an extended beachf ront
bicycle trail l"\ay have a new player
-the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District.
Trustees and Superintendent
Mac Bernd remain neutral in the
debate that dty orncials say has
liaaered for at leut 20 years. But,
now district oft'icialt have beaun to
examine tho blue.
Bernd requested iafonnatlon on
the plan and bacQround from
Cty Man.,er Kevin Murpby after
manben ol tho ckJ'• lk)'de
Tralla OMnmltteo made a ,.._..
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talion to trustees and school dis-
trict officials at Tuesday night's
meeting.
It's the first time the school dis-
trict has been involved in the bi·
cycle trail issue.
JoAnn Lombardo, who pleaded
with City Council members on
Monday night to resolve the issue,
on Tuesday asked school board
members to push for a lengthened
bike trail so children will have a
safer path to school.
The trail now ends at 36th
Street and diverts bicycle traffic to
Seashore Drive, somethina cyclists
say is danaerous. The hope is th:at
the trail will be extended to the
Santa Ana River jetty where it
would link up with Huntinaton
Beach's bike trail.
Opponents contend the trail ex-
tension would ruin an unde¥el-
opcd stretch of ,beach while creat· ina litter, noise and crime.
Tuelda1 niaht'a school board
presentatlOft wu an attempt by
trail supporters to sign up an ally,
said Ne\Vport Elementary School
PT A President Phyllis Lund.
"Please, please help us," Lund
said at the meeting. "The kids re·
ally need this. It 's just going to be
bounced from committee to com-
mittee."
Murphy said earlier this week
that he'd sent Bernd information
on the longtime controversy and
would provide anything cl c the
school district wanted. Since he
hadn't yet seen the report, Bernd
aaid he hasn't determined the dis·
trict's next &tep.
Lund, meanwhile, said she
hopes .. that something can be ac·
complished this time."
Her 8-year-old IOR will begin
ridin1 hit bike to Ncwpon . El·
ementary next year. Her l 9·year·
old was injured while ridin1 to the
lcbool as a child, she said.
Said Lund, 111 don't want that to
happen 11a.in."
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,·estigator:,, reports on n:.1tionall)
televised sho\I.~ such JS "America\
Mo!>t Wanted," and \Olunte~r cf.
forts, including the help ol a bn
club for Engh)h pop ..,tar ~torris·
sey, \\hO)e concert Huber at·
lended tha t evening.
Police dogs tracked Huber·s
scent about 75 fee t from her car.
.but the trail em.led abrup1ly about
100 y3n.ls from :in emergency call
box.
One theory is tha1 Huber got
into anothe r car at 1hat point,
Costa Mesa police Sgt. Jerry Hol-
loway S3id. It's not the only theo·
ry, he said, bu t he ref used to el3b-
orate.
Fam:il.1ro , .. ;i,n't :1 'u!>pC t until
) a'apai ... 11era1.~, mldc a COM cc-
lion b..:meen the fruL~n bod\ JnJ
Huber') c.hsappeara • -.c, Ho:lo\\:.i)
~J1J In fact . he ~aJ. police haJ
no susp~b.
Famalaro, :i 1 .. mncr Lake I orest
rcsidcnl, \\JS Jm!~lcd on \\ cJncs-
day :if1er sheriff's dcpu11c-. "~nt to
the ··Jf11uent" Presco tt ,Cuun1 ry
Club home -.1bout I 2 miles out·
side Presco11 -to rccu,cr a
Ryder moving truck thll was rent·
ed on JJn. 28, but ne,er returned,
Derra s:i1d.
See HU8IR/Pa9e 4
Crowded fiel~s likely
in city council races
~ Candidate filing penod
opens today for what could
be a wide open
November election.
BY TINA BOllCATIA, ~HH W11,•u11,
The fil ing period l>pcm ll>da)
for candidates '"hhing to run for
local city councib in NoH~mbcr
stirring up specub1i0n 0\ er "ho
will jump Into the rang.
Watching "ho take~ out filing.
papers could be paruculatl) inter-
esting in the cit) of Cost:i MesJ
For the mos t part, incumbent~ and
challengers have been c\'aSl\c
about their intentions.
Incumbent Jay Humphrey did
announce during a re cent council
meeting that he will not seek re·
election, so that's at leas t one scat
that's open .
Humphrey, l national manager
for Cifma Tau Pharmaceutic:ils.
based m M:u)land, cited prores-
sional reasons for his dcci ion.
"My business life has taken n
more active turn,:• said 46-ycar-old
Humphrey. "My job is requiring
me 19 travel around the country
more, and I don't feel l can per-
form both jobs adequately enough
to meet the needs of my bo and
the community."
Humphrey, "ho ran for council
in 1988 and was narro~ly de-
feated, is a !.IO~·aro\\th propo·
ncot.
Peter Buffa, the· ~cond council
member up for rc-eltction, ~id
last week that he still h:asn 't de·
cidcd whether he's ,oin& to Nn
apin. althOUP eartler tt'i' year he
IOWlded positive about a third run
for the council. ,
Buffa. -«. ls a lon&·time coundl·
man and was appointed mayor in
1988. That Pmc year, he ran for
Conaren but later withdrew from
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• Today is the fir:.t day to
Ille papers ior the NO\~ml>cr
election. Here's a list 01
potential candidJtes -and
non-ond1dat~ -ior the
Co)ta Mesa and Ne,\.port
Beach cat} councils.
COSTA M~SA
Two seats
Running
Bnan or Meliss;l Theriot
Gary Monahan
Undecided
Counc1lm.ln Peter Buf lol
Chris Steele
Karen McChnn
Not running
Councilman Ja)' Humphrey
NEWPORT BEACH
four seats
Possible candidat~s
Tom Edwar~
Norma Clover
Art Oelaloza
Dennis O'Neil
Lavonne umpbell
Mi~I Palitz
Not runnin&
Councilman Phil Sansone
Councilwoman Ewtyn Hart
MJ)'Or Clar~ turner
the race to i.upport :mother c:lndi-:
date.
A former Air Force ~lChccr, in ..
dependent tclc,·ision producer and
consult:mt, Buffa ha' c:on1iiJered
u1nsportuion one of the area's
mmt important issue5.
· Lut ~eek. Buffa said he w11
tryin1 to "gauae" the current
needs of the community before
makina a dcciJion wbclher to ND.
"You have to make 1ure you're
still representin1 a 1i1nific:ut ... _,.._.
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-~ Monday, July 18, 1994 Newport eeach/CO•ta MMa o.uy Pi~
LOCALS ONLY
Jhe truth's nnallY out
about men and women
A n anthropologist has
been investigating the
pmsibility that men and
women are separate species.
At last, the truth may be com-
ing out!
We ladies have known all
along that we didn't originate
from Adam's rib -we're not
ooneheads.
· Females are distinctly dif-
(crent primates with their own
59 and
Holding
tear ducts,
intuitions, in-
consistencies
and curves
-no better
than men,
but a dash
more mature.
That's why
we're as-
signed all the
patient,
labor-
intensive
tasks: cutting
ou t food cou-
pons, fol ding
laundry, looking after the kid-
dies and stretching budgets.
Our earliest ac-
complishments have never
been recorded, but it's be-
lieved women accidentally dis-
covered fire by rubbing two
sticks together to make finger
bowls for the Neanderthal
dinner table. We were also
the first sex to walk upright
since it was easier to spot a
bargain.
After thousands of years,
the two species still clin,g Jo
the ir basic differences which
confound and exasperate one
another. Nowhere is this more
evident than behind the wheel
or a ca r. The male is born
w'th a tire-kicking gene, for-
ei~n to the female. Before
tires, he kicked the wheels of
his chario t. In th e Stone Age,
he kicked boulders. Anthro-
pqlogi!lts have no explanations
fOf this behavior,1 save male
aggression.
·in contrast, women arc to.
tally disinterested in tires,
transmissions, motors and fan
belts. It's enough the car
moves -they d6n't want to
know why.
For us, the most important ..
piece of equipment is the rear
view mirror to check our
make-up, hair and motorcyele
cops. When lost, we stop and
ask for directions. Males never
admit they're lost until the_y're
tracked down by the Bureau
of Missing Persons.
The sexual drive is more
compatible between the sexes
than the "automatic drive."
Conversational skills also
differ dramatically, especially
in arguments. Women possess
a lethal supply of adjectives
and adverbs in their arsenal,
while men retr.eat to grunts,
groans and sighs. Every male
is convinced there are two
dangers that harm his vision:
looking directly at the sun and
establishing eye contact with a
female's riveting laser beams.
There's never been a logical
explanation why men disap-
pear before dinner. They've
been doing this for th ousands
of yea rs before frozen foods.
Where they go and wh~t'they
do is one of nature's myster-
ies.
Real men don't eat quiche
-real women do. Husbands
collect clutter, wives collect
credit cards. Females rely on
doctors first, men rely on doc-
tors last. Women live for love,
males for the Super Bowl.
If Mother Nature had in-
vented a less compelling re-
productive method, it's doubt-
ful the sexes would share the
same part of the world. At
least it would solve the popu-
lation explosion.
Nancy Mcintyre's column
appears MondDy.
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LOOKIH MCICI OUllel COUll1T •AIR
All's fair
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at ·the fair
P igs, perfor~ers and pulchritude alway) p:ickeJ 'e. m in :it the Ownge
County Fair.
In 1949, The Orange County Fair found a pc1manent home in Co!lta
Mesa when the 32nd Agricultural District acquired a parcel of the former
Santa Ana Air Base property, complete with buildings, for $130,000 ..
Then, as now, there were piglets, exhibits, something to eat on a suck and
plenty of entertainment for everyone.
There arc new attrac1ions at the fair every year.
But there are also some favorites of yesterday that you wo n't see at the fair
this year: beauty queens, like Terri Danieb., M~s Orange County Fair 1976,
at left; ostrich races, which were featured at the fair in the 1890s :ind brought
back for the 1992 centennial edition of the fnir; and King Kong.
-Compiled by Alwe Spill11
The 102nd annuil Orange County Fair
Runs through J uly 24
TODAY
llours today: noon 10 midnight.
All da): Barn of Champions
market <:how :ll Livestock Arca.
12:45 p.m.: YanExcl ~lgian
Team Hitch at Coors Light Arena.
4 p.m.: Family Legos Contest al
LA. Cellular Centennial Stage.
8 p.m.: Kentud.')' Headhunters
a1 Pacific Amphithealfe; Erik
Cb1rand Swing Band at Cal Spas
1 knt.1ge Stage.
Uaily features: 2:30, 4:30 and
6:30 p.m. U.S. High Diving Team
Stage and Stunt Show at the Fair
Ring.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.: "Iron
Pogman" at J<Jd • Corral.
10 a.m. to midnight
COIT
General admission $5 (ages 13
to 64); $3 for seniors. 65 and
older; $2 for children, 6-12; free
for kids under 6.
DISCOUNTS
FEMA card or Red Cross
identification holders receive
two free admissions.
Today also i an "Unlimited
Carnival Ride" day (purchac;e an
$11 wristband and you can enjoy
unlimited rides from noon to 7
p.m.).
PAlllON•
$3, but free for carpoob of
four or more.
TIP
First aid services are provided
by professional medical personnel
in the southeast comer of the
Youth Building.
WllDND Ml ... UellTS Alte••••H
Sunday's turnstile attendance
through 6 p.m. was 39,153.
Cumulative paid attendaAce for
the fair through Saturday was
J22,89'<
l•terttll••ellt
The la.ug~ were loud and long at
the Pacific Amphitheatre Sund,;iy
night a comedians Stc\e Kelley, ·
Steve McGrew a.nd Saturday
N1gh1 l 1vc's Kevin Nealon .
delivered 'omc funny comedy
routines
ealon brought h1\ well-kno"n
TV b1h hkc bodybuilder Hans &
Franz and !>uhlmimal man and
told jokes that he'~ performed in
<,land-up routine\ for year. and
\till got h1g laugh~.
Uncle Don, the Dmlv Pilot 's
flCClL\ional movic(fV mu~ic critic,
full rCH C\4 of Saturd.1y!. John
Tc:~hffom St•ott concert "'ill
;1ppcar Thur,day in chc Weekend
section I /ere 's a s£1mplc:
Amhrme Bierce defined noise
a-. "a \tench rn the ear ··
John Te~h may have thought he
w~ creating music, but by the
time-h~ racket infested my -ears in
the upper reaches of 1he Pacific
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Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Dally Pilot Monday, July 18, 1994 3
Sometimes dads need · a 1m1e reassurance
H E' LL BE TELLING HER
ABOUT THE BIRDS
AND BEES -Courtly
philanthropist Charley Hester
hnd a problem and was seeking
advice. Seems his oldest daugh-
ter, Charlene Immell, was ob-
serving a birthday Thursday, and
he '~as taking her to a cham-
Local
Scene
pagne lunch at
the Santa Ana
Country Club.
His quandary:
"Do you sup-
pose it' would be
proper to tell my
daughter a
slightly risque
joke?"
I assured him
that she prob-
ably was old
enough to hear
such things -
~specially con-
sidering that
Charlene, mother of three, also
has a grandchild and another en
route. · '
Hester, the gentlest of souls,
didn't really need my reassuring
counsel but he seemed vastly re-
lieved.
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FRINGE BENEFITS -Mark
umrcnce, one of the most in-
dcmand practical nurses in New7
Auto .. Facts
by Paul Frech __ ...... ,,,,
GERMAN
SWEDISH
JAPANESE
CRANK CALLS
When selecting a car battery.
consumers are advised to pay
attention to the battery's "cold-
cranking amp rating.·· This ~s a
measure of the battery·s starting
power Technically, the cold-
crankmg amp rating is the amount
of current that a battery produces
for 30 seconds at O degrees F.
without dropping below 7.2 volts.
To the consumer, the universally
accepted cold-cranking amp rat-
ing represents a yardstick by
which different batteries can be
compared The problem arises
when some manufacturers intro-
duce the "cranking-amp rating "
{or "warm-cranking amp rating")
wbich measures battery output at
32 degrees F. Because a battery
produces more current in warm
weather than cold, this latter rat-
ing method may confuse unwary
consumers with "apples and or-
anges" comparisons.
HINT: As a general rule of ltllmb,
an amp rating at 32 degrees F. will
average 25 percent h1ghe1 than one at
O degrees F
OPEN AND SHUT
CASES
The onset of summer presents
car owners with a good time to
check the thermostats of their car
engines' cooling systems. This
component.is designed to open or
close at designated temperatures.
When coolant temperatures ia11
below the 197 to 170 degrees F.
range, the thermostat remains
ciosed to inhibit the flow of cool-
ant through the engine. thereby
allowing the engine to warm up.
Above this temperature range, the
thermostat opens to enable the
engine to rid rtself of unwanted
heat. If a thermostat is stuck in
the open position, engine warm-
up time increases and engine life
decreases. If a thermostat is (par-
tially) stuck closed, the engine
will run hot or overheat. This
latter possibility is made all the
more likely by hot summer weath-
er.
Checking your thermostat be-
fore heading off for the weekend
can make the difference between
a great trip and an overheated
engine on the highway. Don't be
left in the lurch! Bring your car
down to C&F Auto for first-rate
service. We know what your Ger-
man. Swedish, or Japanese car
needs and our expert technicians
stand ready to serve you. Hours:
Monday throuoh Friday, s:ooa.m.-
6:00p.m. Phone: 646-691 o. Stop
by and see us at 2090 Placentia
today! MA Approved.
pon Riche, just returned with a
Linda Isle patient from a glori-
ous (ah, that foliage) nine-day
swing through the New England
states.
They had such a wonderful
time that the g('ntleman asked if
Mark could accompany him on
another trip, and he readily
agreed. They're leaving in No-
vember for another jaunt -two
weeks in China. ·
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IT MUST BE IN THE
"JEANS" ~ According to Betty
Brown of Corona del Mar,
there's a car tootling around
town bearing this hand-lettered
message on its bumper: "My kid
is the best speller at Newport
Harber High."
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S PEAKJNG OF PROUD PAR-
ENTS -It was my first visit
to the dental offices of Dr.
Frank T. Curry on Westcliff
Drive, and I was reassured to •
find one of our town's most
...
prominent citizens in the waiting
room.
After he was summoned, J
said to Shylo Gray, the office co-
ordinator, "Well, you certainly
attract famous clients. Do you
know who tllat man is?"
"Certainly," she said. "His son
owns Villa Nova, one of my fa-
vorite restaurants."
(Note: She was named Shylo,
a variation of Shiloh, because
her father was studying Civil
War history and liked the name
of the Tennessee battlefield.
Gosh, it's a good thing he wasn't
hooked at her birth on The Bat-
tle of Chickamauga.)
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IT CAN GIUND YOU DOWN
-1 hate going to a new dentist.
All thar suffering, the excruciat-
ing pain. And that's just from
filling out the patient history
forms.
Jerry Ko~rin's column run s
Monduy anil Wednesday.
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Please .Join Us
For Dinner
Lunehor
Weekend Brunch
Sabatlno's was originally founded
In Chicago after our father brought
the family recipe for our famous
Italian Sausage from Palermo. Italy In the 1930's.
Today, his sons & grandson
continue to provide a complete
menu of authentic Italian food
prepared fresh dally and seasoned
with 5 generations of family pride. Thank you.
The Sabatino Family
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4 Monday, July 18, 1914
LDCll am 11Y1
tllntlll ......
made him•
A Costa Mesa man re-
portedly became ill after
drinking a maggot-infested
boule of Snapple iced tea
he ha<.I purchased Saturday
at a local Circle K conve-
nience store, published re-
ports said.
Store officials said it ap-
peared that none of the
other boules were contami-
nated,_ Representatives of
Snapple, based in New Jer-
sey, said they were looking
into the si tuation.
DenJse Huber
..... .... 1 .
An electrical extension cord
running from the home to the
truck led police lo the chest-sized
freeur that was sealed with a
masking-type tape, Berra said.
Neighbors in the tract of 3,500.
square-foot homes that sell for up
to $500,000 reported that the truck
had been parked in Famnlaro's
driveway off and on (mainly on)
since Jnnuary, Berra said.
Famalaro's lawye r, L3wrence
William Katz, offered no ex-
planation for the truck or body
being found at Famalaro's resi-
dence. ·
"I don't try cases in the newspa-
AltOUNDTOWN
TODAY
ADD AND COW .. IUllVIVAL
Adults with Attention Deficit
.Disorder have difficulty 1 concentrating and orga.nizina.
which makes getting throu&}l
college a virtual nightmare.
Coastline. Counseling Center at
1200 Quail St., Suite 105 in
Newport Beach, is holding a .
seminar from 7 to 8:30 p.m. to give
study tips for various learning
styles for ADD people. Cost is SS.
Call 476-0991 for more
information.
TUESDAY
ORCHID I OCllTY UNQUIT
The Ne~port Harbor Orchid
Society's fifteenth annual Banquet
and Installation of Officers wiJI be
COUNCIL
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number of people," he said. "It's
not a decision to be taken lightly."
A few potential challengers con-
tacted last week did sound serious
about a council run, but whether
th eir actions support their words
remains to be seen.
Chris Steele, a 53-year-old self-
employed private investor, has run
for City Council a number of times
-unsuccessfully. But the possible
candidate said he's probably going
to give it yet anoth er try this year.
"I've always filed very late," said
Steele, whose big concern is crime
prevention. "If I do run, I'll be fil-
ing early so that I can get my mes-
sage out, seek endorsements and
run as. grass-roots a campaign as
possible."
And another frequent candi-
date, Brian Theriot, a 37-year-old
former planning commissioner,
said either he or his wife, Melissa,
35. will enter the race this year.
The couple, both of whom work
with the World POG Federation,
believe the city should improve its
relationship with the business
community.
"One of us is going to run,"
Drian Theriot said. "But we won't
file until the very last day (of the
application period)."
Goat Hill Tavern manager Gary
Monahan, 34, entered the council
race two years ago and captured a
preuy 'strong folio" ing. He be-
lieves he has a better snot at a
scat this time.
Monahan said he, too, will run
on a strong business platform.
"The city needs to have stronger
tics with the business community
for revenue enhancement," he
said.
A fifth possible candidate · is
Karen McGlinn, director of Share
Our Selves, Costa Mesa's largest
charitable organization. McGlin n.
who's 51, ran for a council seat
four years ago and said she may
try again.
"I'm giving it serious consider-
ation," McGlinn said. "But, I
think my ultimate decision will be
determined by how much of me
there is to slice up." .
In Newport Beach, where four
of the seven council seats will be
up for grabs, as many as a dozen
names have been dropped in re-
cent months as possible council
candidates.
The most prominent and often-
mcntioned names include planning
commissioners Tom Edwards and
Norma Glover, Assistant Hunting-
ton Beacb City Attorney Art
OcLaLoza and former Newport
I beld at 6:30 p.m. at Sherman
Gardens, 2647 East Pacific Coast
ffiabway ia Corolla dcl Mar. Colt
ii 12() aDd includes dinner, door
prizes and a guest speaker.· Call
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INAIDNO WllllOUT RM
Corona dcl Mar resident Rou de
Gravcllcs, a proressional trainer
specializing in effective
presentation skills, will discuss and
demonstrate "How To Have Fun
Without Fear speaking to S or
5000" at the Grits for Breakfast
meeting at the Pacific Oit~. 4110
MacArthur Blvd. in Ncwpon .
Beach. The meeting runs from 7: 15
to 8:30 a.m .. and costs SlS. Call
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tdllor, 111• Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay
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Beach city attorney and longtime
community leader Dennis O'Neil.
Lavonne Campbell, wife of
former police chief Arb Campbell,
also said earlier this year that she
was considering a run against in-
cumbent John Hedges, but she has
remained quiet since. Hedges,
meanwhile, does plan to run for
re-election.
Another name came up recently
as a potential opponent for the
Balboa Peninsula seat -Michael
Palitz, proprietor of a couple of
local bed-tind-breakfasts.
Longtime council members Phil
Sansone, Evelyn Hart and Mayor
Clarence Turner, meanwhile, will
step down due to a recently en-
acted provision ~hat lir:nits council
members to two four-yea r terms.
Both Turner and Sansone say
they wouldn 't have. sought re-
election anyway. :.
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NnPOIT lf.ACJI LOCAnON I
per.'' Katz laid. "I have every con-
fidence in my client's innocence."
The discovery of Huber's body
has shaken Arizona's Yavapai
County where some 112,000 peo-
ple live, Berra said. Likewise, local
police were upset by the news,
Costa Mesa police Chief Dave
Snowden s:aid.
"In the case of Denise, our en-
tire department feels like they're
so close to the family," said Snow-
den who visited the Hubers on
Saturday. "The fact that it rt!-
mained unsolved for so long with-
out any leads really eats at you. It
takes its toll.
"It (finding Huber's body) is the
only thing that will bring closure,"
Snowden said. "I just wish it had a
different ending." ·
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Newpor1 Beach/Co1ta M-Dally Pilot
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p y I
June 3, 1991: Denise Huber
is last seen in Huntington Beach
when she drops off her friend,
Robert ulvert, about 2 a.m. on
her way home from a Morrissey
concert in Inglewood. Her car as
found about 10 a.m. on the
Corona del Mar Freeway near
Bear Street.
discovered in a chest:l)'pe freezer in the back of a moving
truck parked in a Prescott (Ariz.)
Country Club driveway.
July 15: Costa Mesa police
drive to Dennis and lone
Huber's Eastbluff home to tell
them they believe the ~Y. is
that o( Denise Huber. POS11Jve
identific:ition is made by
coroner's officials through the
use of fingerprints the following
day.
June 12: A $5,000 reward is
doubled to $10,000.
What's next?
July 3: A banner asking
m6torists if they've seen Huber
is hung overlooking the freeway
near where her car was found.
That same banner is still
hanging.
July 13, 1994: A.body is
July 22,: A preliminary
hearing for murder suspect John
Famalaro is scheduled in
Arizona, although a grand ju~
indictment coufd supersede 1t.
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PORTS \
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARI.SON; 642-.. 330, ext. 387 •
7-0 · Dukes
reign atop
Team Tennis
Collins whales ·on Gunston 500 lield in South Alrica
...,. Newport Beach surfer
displays blitzkrieg approach
in capturing South Africa's
heavy-duty surfing event.
The $7,000 victory moves
Collins into the No. 2 slot on
the World Qualifying Series
ratings, his 6,030 points 250
shy of leader Chris Brov.n,
"ho was knocked ore in the
semifinals \\hen Kelly Sl.11er
and Collins fini!ihed 1-2.
Collin-. Y.ith hi:. infcct1oui. snn .• \\OUIU :illow ll higher number of m:i·
neu\ er:..
"l'\e \\ r icd to win thi-. ··1 think R1ch1e alHC\\ u :111 on \\Uh
l'nte't !>inc1.. I \\Jll :i kid :inJ h1 1sr~1 \\;J\C:, :ind 1hen h1:. ~e.:ond ""\ •
hclorc "e had ~H~n one n;k. · !'>:11::! Sl;.it· no\\ I h:1''C. I'd like to thank
GucJ for this \icto~." er. ~ Idaho is the latest victim as beat
goes on for unbeaten Newport Beach.
Collin:. pi .. kca ott c'cry , "'He h::id t'' h1gh-,.-or:ng \\:J\C~ b~·
SPECIAL TO TH£ DAILY.PILOT v..1\C Y.ith m:ijor -.corini; po· fore "e C\Cn h:sJ :in,, For &he rc::'t ot
1ent1. I .inJ :.impl~ kl• Mo-. the hc::u he ,3:. JU t
0
in :.ync·a:1d !here
ndia Slater. Au!>trJllJr ~tu.:irt ''a!' n,11hing \\e rould do." . SPECIAL TO TKS DAJLY PILOT The finals were :ill Collins
BOISE, Idaho -The beat Q
goes on for the unbeaten New-
DURBAN, South Africa -Newpon
Beach's Richie Collins, in perhaps a
tuneup for potential exploits at the
OpPro in Huntington Beach (July 28-31 )
and the U.S. Open in Huntington Beach
(July 28·31), blitzed the field here at
North Beach in the world's richest Qual·
ifying Series' Sunday, the Gunston 500 in
an Association of S_urfing Professionals
event.
as the Ne~rt Beach stand·
out scored ·r.33 out of a pos-Richie Collins
· Bcdford·Brt .,n .i~d Ci.lsfor-Bedford-Bro''" ""'' 1orced to ndc
nbn Mike Par ... on!. 1e, ba11le it c\CI'\' \\:J\'C \dth hh b:i ... 'k k ~.t. Y.=:!I ::nd \\a~· :i ... 0!1d ch:il!cn~er I~ ~IJ er. :ilter·
n:iting 'ccond pl:lce mt 1 t~-tl)1m'°r port Beach Dukes in World
~eamTennis -as the host
sible IO on his first ride and out in the lineup. rc»ell1ng in
never looked back, going on to ~core h~ perfect rh~ thm "ith tne sea.
Idaho Sneakers became the
seventh straight Dukes' victim, Sunday's
margin at 22-2I when Tami Whitlinger
· and Trevor Kronemann teamed up for a
7-5 super-tie breaker win over·Manon Bo·
IC'ngraf and Rick Leach.
8.33 on his third wave to become vi rt u-
ally unstoppable.
"h 's really nice 10 beat some of the
world's best surfers, particularly a \\Orld
champion {Slater) ... I like that," !.~id
Slater put II all on the· line in a bid to
ov~n:ike Collins he fore a cro" d of
:?0,000 w11h '-l3ndoJ.t aeri~I.,, 1:i11-!.l1d1ng
mancu .. cn. :ind cut-b:icks. but couldn't
· \\orld ch.impion.
D...it the i:nal bclun~cJ It. lc.,J.in!., v. ho simrl~ tern 1n:i1cd_ tl c· t clJ \\11.1 blin:.'!1ns
~pc1:d .mJ pm, er, l.iu::t ang .. 11 the ':.1) to
the· heo..1· ... h \\Ith e\er\ '';1\C ''UhCOnnc hi~
nJil down the .bigger. lon~cr wa) c:. \\ hich rl\Jh . . -
"So, we won 'em all," commented
Dukes Coach Angel Lopez in the after-
math, "But I have to tell you, winning on
the road is a really difficult task."
Lopez was going with only two of the
four players he left with on the Dukes'
three-game road trip following the Joss of
Zina Garrison Jackson (U.S.) and Larisa
Neiland (Lahia) to the Federation Cup,
which will tal..e those two out of
TeamTennis competition for a number 'of
\\eeks, depending on the individual na·
tion's success.
Showing some cl~ws
~ Newport East 13-14 Pony team
bounces back. gains a berth in the
in sec tionals th S Vle~K .n V\ih1ttier.
rcc=ird.e.,~) "c mo' e ,m."
lfhe top '" o o! th.: 'h·:e~m tnume' \\ ~ r.
cuo..1rantccJ '·•:mn:.il b ... nh C'.'li1 ..
-Tourn:iment la,omc Lo; .. nj· ' ........ -• "a,1~ a 101 ,,f um: e 1. hh~hin!,. ..... , ~
d.n, h tr•Unc ;o :t .5·0 le~J , t ,_ ~:.:"'nv
b.:fori: ,,.:nl~.ill: l..r. ~k!1.g ,, p~n E. ... : u t 11-
fr.:t m u f,, -mnin!-''d.:'\ , t.. c;. :Q.'Q '~·r ... ...i
H ~: L:igunu .~1~...iu Ji:-r;l:t)Cd • .:onp .. t
lol1k m I, ~i..vu: up J bath :11 the ,c,11.m.il· 1.
Stepping in fo r Garrison Jackson and
Neiland were Whitlinger and Ann G,ross·
man, and although Whitlinger teamed
-with Tre\or Kronemann for the eventual
winning margin, neither replacement was
especially effective for Newport Beach.
LAGL~A !\IGLI:.L -If
tlkv hJcJ a nl(k'lo..1me :.ureh the~ 'd be cJlled the \\'ildc:it~.
11115 N'" pon i:~ .. t Li111c
Le:il!u-c tc Jm of 13 and J..:.
• \\h111rcr, t"Ombtnin\! ~CH:n hih ,jzh 'IX '>'.1 I.:' to ...
The two were 6-1 victims in women's
doubles, and former Dukes star Amy Fra·
zier handled Grossman in women's sin·
gles, 6-2.
'So we won
'em all. But I
have to tell
you, winning
on the road
is a really
difficult task.'
That left it up to
Kelly Jones and Kro~
nemann to turn the
tide, and both came
through \\ ith Oying
colors. ....
Jones main1ained
his unbeaten status in
si ngles, throttling Jon
Leach, 6-3, and Jones
and Kronemann took
care of the Leach -ANGEL LOP£Z Dukes coach brothers in men's
doubles, 6-2.
Whitlinger and Kro-
nemann caught the Sneakers at 2 1-21 with
a 6-4 victory to push the match into a
super-tie breaker, and they finished Idaho
off with a 7.5 tie·breaker for the winning
margin.
KAnVYA R.uso:sr DAJLY 1'1wT
Costa Mesa's Robert Cowin slides In safely in Saturday's game.·
It's down to do or die
...,. Costa Mesa 13s need three in a row for title, advancement.
BY DOUG SMITH, SPICl.AJ. :ro 'nll DAILY I'll.OT
\ear-olds 1n Pom Lc:.i:!ue \..~/
b:iscbJll pla\Ofi). a.:t10n. • ~
With a berth in the S1.,uthern Ca hfornia Sec·
t1onal!. at \\'lrntler\ ) ark fit.Id this \\e1..k
clinched. the\ II be b.1ck in Laguna S 1gucl to-
night t~ing io put J i ... " ;:.u~ on a ;unJ\\,1~
tr~in CJlled L:igt:r.J 1\1~ucl in the D1:.tri.:1 11 t1·
nab.
~ut ·l1r:.t ... a lime t? mull O\er SunJa~ ~
greo..1t re:i.pon'e alter takin:_! :in aftcrn'-'•'" IO·O
drub1'ml! from th:n runa'' ' 1r;i r. Do\\n~ ~-1 :ifier \\'o inning~ 'e\\p"'~t E:i~t
dJ\\td bad: ,qth one 1n the th1rJ. eia1. t .c
fourth :inJ l\Hl in rhe l1f1h. ihen c:ime hu"' .. l .I
T) Harper!> mplc1e-go..1me sc,cn-,•uw .. r
M:irk Hatfield \\a' l, ne oi the bi:; ke)"' ~trok·
ing a b:ise hit · :ind e'entu3ll) s:or.:ii; on '3
thro\\ing error in tie fir:.t inning. then s.:onn~
in the third inning oti a p .... -.ed ball .ll:cr ~el·
ling ab(lard "1th a 'iogk.
';tit Lemmcrm:ill drl•\e 1n Brijn Coun•bc 1n
ti" founh to p:irc th.: def ..:1t to ..i-3. then i'-1..:\\·
port l:.a~t p:irb~cd t\\ll free pa:.~~., .ind l\\ ,,
critie:JI SJJJ!cb,1.:k errnrs into \\\O run 1n ti)•
fifth for the t) in~ , nJ go-ahead run~.
"\\c kn1.)\\ \\C h.1\C to \\tn t\\ICC tod.l) (:-..hm·
da') \,11J Cl'·~lanaf.!cr D;,i' 1J 1'l1t1hnJgc, Jl!ud·
ing to the 1,1urn..1ment title. bur in rc;lit) (and
hJ.'k hp th: ~ , -!. 1 p1ti;.•1ineo (I
Dre'' P.trk1n. ''·"' ~truc.k out "'-'t:
In thrt'e i::imt~ L.1Qu1u ''!. c. o.it,_.>r .. J
the \l)'p\1~i~.n ~l-1-,Htli t~r,•c 'tr .. 11~1l: fi,e.
in 111! mcrc,·kininc,. :--.~~'pcir t · E:ist • pi1.:h i11s l11111t:~ L.1gun
'.!_!~1c1' J'•l\\Cr·pUn~h 1n 1h .. :.,:;.~ bJttini: order
t u't I for ~.)Ct ti.~ depth·bdt'n '' nn ... r ,t II
r:m ':l\\;.i\ \\Ith 11
fa1.: \\ 1-.tr ..... r.1 .in.I R\ .. n A .. ht:1c:ri! c:i~
d ubkd lvr , .. \j'l\lft E~,t. ;inJ 'lt.itf: ... -~j· .inJ
Harper e .. I r , Ju.-.:.:! a 'tng .\ but ~.:''t" rt
E:i't cou!d nol den: th .. ':;.>r~b ... l rd
Tim 1 h .. rm:m ".I' hit b' · a pit h ... t.
\\ 1e1horn\ ,e;:-"'n.'1·1nn n!! k JJit d, 1.;bk. bol'h
mnhJ up o :: t on C\Xlm1 ' ,J.n:1:.. b ... 1
the ralh 't:illcd out a' P:u~in , t the nc-u b:it·
tcr ,,,inl!inl!. th:n forc:d a er 'ar.d-.r·i. 'e:. r..1
fo r the thirj o· t. -
A...tcrb.:r~·i. J ub.c to !el: fa l:l ...... 1 1-fa;:pc.f "
~-1..,ut :-inglc m the th11 J, but an, th:r gr->und .. r
10 ~c:onJ .:r JcJ the threat,
L:.igun.1 :--, :-i..:I, me;ir.,, h1k, p.11 :,1~.:-1!1. r lih'
,tr.11ght I 'h in th.· 'e.:-ond mnm~. the l, ~ ll.l \\
a t\ o rl,n Jl,ubl.: b' J1.1hn D ... hb ....
Tlm .. c m1.HC 1un~ .:r,h, ... ·J t11i: pl.11c ''1th 1he
help of 11,e free p:.i:.,~:. lro1n ~ .. ,,~,HI E"'t re·
lid p1t .... ·hmg. and the Imai l\\\) 1n the 1111h c:imc
:icr1.1·" 1.\n Parkin'!-t\\1,)·run b.1,c hat"-' ldt.
Sunday's fare in Idaho was almost anti·
climatic after .che stormy two-day run
through the East and Deep South on
Thursday and Friday when the Dukes
piled up 24·23 and 30-14 victories in New
Jersey and Georgia.
It took a "morning-after" session in
New Jersey to split a 23·23 mat.ch inter-
rupted by rain as Kronemann and Neiland
completed a comeback from 0-4 to record
a 7-6 super-tie-breaker over John de Jager
and Martina Navratilova.
WESTMINSTER-Costa Mesa's Little League Junior All-Stars
{13s) arc going to have to wear hearts on their sleeves on Tuesday
nigh& at S o'clock at J9hnson Field when they take on the Robim,ood-
Ocean View winner in a sce nario which will eventually require three
Costa Mesa victories in three days to win and advance to the section·
als.
Mesa's in this win or lose position because of its loss on Saturday to
Seaview 14-1.
Newport Harbor 'marathoned' out
Later that day in Atlanta 1he Dukes
we re extended into the night by a 2-hour,
53-minute rain delay after building an 18-
9 halftime lead against 1he Thunder.
Garrison-fackson was trailing Chandra
Rubin of Atlanta, 5-2 when play was halt-
ed because of an unsportsmanlike conduct
penalty (a player, a coach and an owner
all going ballistic over a call) levied
against Atlanta, and the Dukes were
:iwardcd a 30-14 win as a result of the
called match.
"Today was just not our day," said Coach Brad Via on Sa1urday.
"We gave up seven unearned runs in the first inning. After that \\e
tried to hard to come back."
"We have to win three in a row," Via said. "I'm proud of the kid
not once did they ever give up. They tried their hardest.''
Mesa scored its only run or the g:ime in the seventh inning \\1th t\\O
outs and the b:lscs loaded when catcher J.D. Willey drew a w:ilk and
Mark Courvoisicr scored from third base.
• Costa Mesa made six errors on the day wi1h five coming in the fir:.t
~idning. "Our defense let us down today," Via explained.
The Seaview starter, Bryce Popoff, was on fire. He had a perfect
game going into the third inning until he walked shortstop Brett Beck·
er. He still had his no-hitter through four when second basemen R) an
Fitzgerald hit a single up the middle.
I OL ' I'AI:'\ \ ALLE) -The :-.c:"pvrt
HJrbvr [hscbJI ..\wk1Jt1vn·~ Bronco t'ntn in
the "iot..thcrn CahformJ l\.1m leJ1:ue !:>c.:tlon-
al<. Tl1urramcn1 :11 ~hie Squ:ire Pa;k \\l:. el1mi·
n:.ited s .. lJa, mNnin •.:,.,me :o hour:. aftl'r :i.:·
lion b1..!,J"I 1n thi: el1min:ition bracket Satun.fa~.
Nc"P'-'n·-. 11 nJ 12.-~c:ir-old b:.i ... ~b.lll All·
Star.. ~t:irted 1.1fl on the right foot, chmin:iting
the U'' Al:i1111tlh •'l3' cnt~. 16·6. qualif~ing f\.,r
a i.hot at l :.i ~tir:iJ:i in ~n C\Cning game.
L.i M1rJJ.1 hdJ J -.I) lead going into the
finJI inn1n~. onl~ t~' ~ce :-:c"port lo:iJ the bJ"e"
\\ith ::i IJ ... 1-Ji1ch r.111\ But JU"t \\hen it ap·
pcare<.I t\I'." p1.1rt 1mgh1 ha\e somc:thmg gl"ng.
the !.prmkkrs \\Cnt on Jl the field. forcing the
t\\O teams t1.1 rc::turn Sunday morning.
:'\1." pun '.:vreJ \\\ 1.::c to p:irl' the dch.:it 10
".~ Sunda\ morn ing, hut th.at""'' :I' l:ir 11 \\enl
a'lJ La ~iir:ida hcid on for the \\IO t~ quahi~
Im a -.hut :u 1hc tourn ~ 111!c.
I \\J:. reall) unh;ipp) Jl,out th .. 'prmkl .. r ."
,a1J '"" (Xlrl I i:lrb" r M:ir.ag~r Paul C"' '°"
· 'iut ti ~ri: \\.1 .. n't mu;.-h \\C ... ould du :ibout
JU"t m:idc !),) mu.-h d111crcn;,-c 10 h.1\C to "
~;.id; 1:! hour' l •• tcr. \\ c h d our ~-.:-~ t .... _,_
c,1ming up "ith "mo: '' ·t .mu the.• b:i'e' lo:id .. ·J .
.. 11J \\.! ju!>t \\t:r'°n't .ah!.: ,,., ,u,t.11n th. r:il) ..
'~"POii h:id pknl\ 1,1 ,U,tJ 'l the i-·(l
"111 " 1h l3,1Nh F .. k ' p lor .; ~-· :t ~l~crcr .:
1or ..i "11 h a J,,uh1") :'\ 1d, 1 •• 1 "-''"1 1 l.3 tor ~ "1th
J doubk) JnJ l31il\ CIJ\t\'O (~ t,u .3) k:iding th.
\\J) Nc"po11 kJ 16·> aft\!'r l\'l' inning..,
AQUATICS DEEP SIA FISHING (SUNDAY'S FISH COUNTS) SCOOT BROOK~----.
Newport Hills SC captures
South Coast SWim Relays
...,. Five local quartets rack up
records; three NHSC age groups
win all five scheduled events.
CORONA DEL MAR -New·
port Hills Swim Club and Harbor
View Swim Club put together a 1-
2 finish at the 1994 South Coast
Swim Conrerence ·Relays Saturday
at the Marian Bergeson Aquatics
Center on the campus of Corona
del Mar High, with five meet
records falling.
The key figures for Newport
Hills were the record-setting teams
of Wendy Boggs, Melanie fSells,
Julie Norton and Karrie Cesario in
1he 15·18 &iris back (2:02.31),
Pelis, Cesario, Boggs and Melissa
Ford in the 15-18 girls 4 x '° Oy
(1:58.66) and Matt Cooper, Oun-
nar McClellan, Parker Delp()ate
and Kris Cooper in the 7-8 boys 4
x 2S Oy (1:10.22).
Harbor Vllw'a .....-.uen ...
eluded nMI ......... 1-
Palda, IClwla ~ ... 1.llM
S&nllaw .. ... -'. '° (l:Jl.ZS) aa iatl H••
• ..,.Uer .....
girls 11-12 4 x 50 back (2:17.22) .
Newport Hills SC swept to first
place finishes in the 7-8 boys and
girls, 13-14 boys and girls, and 15-
18 girls. Harbor View's first place
teams were 9-1 0 boys and 11-12
girls. ·
The Newport Hills 15-18 girls,
as well as the 13-14 girls, swept
every relay, and the Newport Hills
13-14 boys won four of five events.
CdM'a Zubrln 10, 8th
ST. PETERS, Mo. -Corona
del Mar High senior-to-be Sandy
Zubrin, competing for the Mission
Viejo Nadadorcs, finished 10th on
the platform and eight at three·
mcten here at the 1994 Alamo
World Divina Trials over the
weekend.
Zubrin finished with 685.38 pom.. oa Sunday in the platform,
Will Mary Ellen Oark or Fon
Ltududalc and Eileen Rich1ctclli
"llanford goina 1·2 10 qualify ror
.. U.S. Nationals Team.
On Saturday Zuhrin recorded
870.21 points 10 fini h ciJhth In
the thrcc·mcaer 10 the Otlc·IWO
finish of Tracy Bonner of Tcnnes·
see and Ka .. Dalton of Oht0. •
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• IC 8loe.2• MESA Wligh\, 14151 Elm All9nUI 0 u . ATS ON MorH C240-413 Sin CA 82704 Olly Piiot ... .DalrlDI al °""" nl The r90latr1nt commenotd to I c::~tydled of lrU$t d• ~d ':id~~~ :: :.'.: c~~A :~I~"/'" lrilrie, c.llfOmla 92714 • ~~OU~~ B~ f~ROUGH ~. CA 82913' OouglH Marvin Brant. CN260319 Jul 18,25 Aug 1 .8 Oemnl lor 5*, nl • .,...,, tr111uct buSlntSS under the fie·
""be' the following: wfth whom clllm• may be UNIT 1 NAME INVEN-Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-THE EYES OF NATURE, Tracy RM Bodlolllch •. 111 1911 Church Colia Mela. PUBLIC NOTICE Hoa of ~ lllCI Baon ID lltlou• buslnen name °' namn ., LOT 42 OF TRACT NO. fled II TEAMWORK ES· TORY • • ducted ~: • general P*'t· 11MO Whinier. Cotti M.... Lu POUi, San Clemente, CA 92U7 Sii Thi 111d-11111d caimd -llslld abOYI on J1nuary 8. ,~
4565 IN THE CITY OF 1 W 7 S th St nerthip CA 82&27 CA 112873 Thie bu1lne11 11 con. Noice of Olld n! Baan ID Tiiis slalllmenl -llltd "'u'
COSTA MESA. AS PER f!~54J1. 90~~2 . e_: H~~:HtJ CJfeMJ OB y • The regl1trant(1) com-SterNng Robertton, 1940 Thl1 bu1ln111 11 con-duded by: an Individual F~ ~u Sii to 111 NCIOfdld 11 .. r4IJt'f 11M CountY Clefk ol Orlflge
MAP RECORDED IN BOOK Cfow 2:J2aSER,andthelUt A223CURTIS D HORNE~ lo tranlaCt bull-Whinier Co1ia Meu, CA ductedby:1nlndMdual The ragl1trant(1) com-UMEITAn.EllT_,. -.. .. rell~•bcllld CountvonJutvS,1994
I 183 PAGES 13 AND 14 OF d f lltino clllm1 •hall ITE. s • ,,... ~ the Ac:tillc>YI 92627 Th• reglll~ co-merM:ed lo lranuct bull-0.. JlLY1 '~ NOTICE·Thls Flc1llloUS NllTlt
I MISCELUNEOUS MAPS. t>!t•A: 2, 1~. Which 11 H~E~~ M~LAUGH-=--· ... ~<;l, :;~ Thl1 bu1lneu 11 con-mence:c'~ ..._ ~ ~undetN the(Flctl) = ~~~O:,:S~tf'45 RR&BWtH>GEMENr S1'tamtnl expires ~" lnyurs JN THE OFFICE OF THE the butlneu d1y before UN HOUSEHOLD ITEMS on: ._. • ducted by: an lndMdull ,,... .. _ v.. u llne I """' R CORPORATION lrom the d•• It was ,.... ""
COUNTY RECORDER OF the u le del i l~fled AJS8 ROBIN MOORE &.en S. Wright The reglitr1nt(I) com-Bullne11 Name(1) ll"9d abcwe on: ~»14 . 8 MOTEL OF BUENA PA K • 5-1 TllllW Ottlct ol 1111 County Cltrk A new
SAID COUNTY above HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • Thia l&alemenl wu ftlld menced to trlnMCt bull-aboY9 on: 6-1·M Doug Blanl 7930 BEACH BLVO.. BUEN 17501 IRV/NE BLVD SUITE 8 Flcll11out Businns Name SUlll· YOU AAE IN DEFAULT • • With the County Cieri! of neu under .. l'lcllllOUI Tracy RM Bodlo¥lch. Thi• ltatement WU flled PARK, CA 90620. ment must bl llltd bllor• thll UNDER A DEED OF TRUST D•ted Jutr 11• 1 M A400 ED STANFORD, Orange County on June 24, Bulineu Name(1) lilted Thia ltatement Wu fifed with the County Clertl Of SEYMOUR GRUSH, 84 TUSTIN. CA~(114)"130-$35T tlmt Tiie 1tfing ol this slaltlmtnl
DATED 9/12/89. UNLESS MlchHl 8. Murphr ~~E=~E~~E AL. 1914. aboY9 on: 2-tl with the County Clerk of Orange County on June 24, SUNSET BLVD .• WEST flOLLY· BY. RMDOl.PHR ~!does not ol ltsen IUlllorla llM
YOU TAKE ACTION TO Shert L. Murphy P8t3SOI S1eft1ng Aobert1on Orange County on June 17, 1914. D. CA 90069. PRE~, In llllS tall of 1 flc1ltlous I PROTECT YOUR PROP· Publl•h•d Newport ~~:SN · HOUSEHOLD Publlahecf°fillWpcwt 8Mcfl. Thi• llltament WU filed t914 Fe1iso1 EDWARD I BROWN ... AulmadSqllln :SlntSs ~ In vlolallon of
ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT B11ch-Costa Meu Diily B117 DARRELUCASEV Coeta Mela Diily Pt1oC Ny with the County Clll'tc of F8t2804 Publlahed ~ Beach-SUNSET BLVO .. WEST HOLLY· C21~71,,,.. • the rights ol anolhlr under Fed·
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU PilotJuty18,1994. MATTHEWS HOUSEHOLD 4 111825 1914 OrangeCounlyonJune11, PublllhedNewportBeach-CoetaMelaOellyPilotJUly D.CA90069. 7·1lll&/25 ~ eral Stall orcommonlaw (See
1 NEED AN EXPLANATION M420 ITEMS ' ' ' ' ' · m405 1914 Colla M•u Dally Piiot 4 11 11 25 1914 JOEL LEEBOVE. 8-400 SUN· PUBLIC NOTICE Sectton 14400 et seq Business ~~J~~E~~~R~8~1~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE B144 MARINA MULLINAX. PUBLIC NOTICE F9t2128 June 27. July •• 11, 11, • • • • . rn403 SET DB~Y~rST HOLLY· and ProlesslOll$COde)' CO HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Publl1hlld Newpott Belch· 1894. "'" · Fiii Mi. Ft14474 First F\bng I ~~~+ x~~E~ULD N· NOTICE OP B240 JEROME MENTION, PICt111oU8 Co1t1 M•H Diiiy Piiot M381 PUIUC NOTICE This ~ Is ,:nduC11d FICTTROUI .,.... Newport Beldl·COSla MIU
I 3058 TYL.ER WAY. COSTA PREPARATION Off H~;~HOLLf ,f~S ARM· ..,..,.... N81M = 27, Ny 4, 11. 11, PUBUC NOTICE Plotttloue s ~,&'Q'~='GRUSH The ~=•:rson{s) CN258642 Jul 11 18~~01t
I MESA. CA 92626 NEGATIVa STRONG • STATE OE· .......... . ..,...... ....... Tlltr9glstrantcommtnctd I d Ing business ., NA-•
"(It a llrdNl 1eddtrless . °'01 DECLARATION PAATMENT. HOUSEHOLD The following Pll'90nt.,. M3t7 PloUtloua ... ....._, transact buslnlss under the lie·:~; IS~ZO Al 1569636 2600 PUBLIC NOTICE common 11 gna on Th• ll"lllne Rench Water ITEMS , doing bulinnl u : PUBLIC NOTICE •uelneu Neme The lolOWlng S*tonl.,. lltious business name °' n · c 'M a _...;._;......;;..... __ ..__ pro~rty 11y' ~~ lbov:· District (IRWD) I• prepetlng B311 JOAN VAUTHRIN. SCR\JB-0-SPHERE, 21052 ... , .... nt doing bullnn8 11: ' llslld above on Marcll 31 . 1994 ~m~oultllard, osta es Fiii Mi. Ft14411
no warrlfl 1 g ven 11 o 1 Neg1tlv1 Oecler1Uon fOf HOUSEHOLD ITEMS White HorM, Lane. Hun-FloUUoue Tiie fo11oW1ng per1or11 are NE CONSULTANTS, 8 E1-Tiiis st.a91mtnt WIS filed with NABERS LEASING CORPO· FICTITIOUS IUllllll
Ill .;omp!~1~~:•:_,:11J;; the project(•) d11crlbed 9319 MEREDITH SMITH, llngton Beech, CA 112615-P aualneu Nmme doing bua1neu u : capade Court, Newport the County Clert ol Ouno RATION A CALIFORNIA COR· IWIEITATEMOT
rec "1>· T t below. A "'Oriti" Negative HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 2304 ............ THI: CELLULAR EXTEN-Beech, CA 82tl3 County on Jul'/ 5. 1994 POD•r1bN 2600 Harbor The lollo-..ng l*Son{s) 1.1nder alld Deed of rus ' Declaration 11 on Ille 11 the 8332 MEREDITH SMITH, B & A Maintenance Inc., are SION CO., 3419 Via Udo, Nancy LM Ec1Wafd1, fl &-NOllCE·Thls F'lctlliOuS Nam "" · IS/are d buslntSs a EGG
by reason of 1 breach or Olslllct office and 11 1v1M-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS (Celifomla) 21052 White The f~ pll"IOlll ,...__ ,. ___ .. CA......,_ capade Court Newpof'I St.allmtnl ~es 11W Boulev.vd. Coslal Mesa. CA ROLL HOlllOO .,., 12700 .,..~ 'default In the obllQaUons , _.__ H 11..,,. doing .......... u : ..... ,..... _,,, --.. CA ...... :.. 92626 ~oo,,.,, ...,...,
llCtJred lhefeby neralo-aDI• IOI publlc Inspection. B455 w. ROBERTS HorM, ....... un-"'·°" GREGOR CRUM 13681 Frantl Burnham, lame u BHch, _...... from tht date was filed In 1h This business IS conducted Blvd City ol Stanton Calltornla I . d J' A Negative OecW1tlon Wiii LAURA ROBERTS. HOUSE· Beech. CA 112115-6095 NewPOf1 Avenue • #8-328 abov9 Thi• bu1lne11 II con-Ottlct ol llM County Cltrk A ne d 90680 • 1
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1 :,u~~nd:': ne~111~ be considered fl>' l?P'OVll HOLD ITEMS Thi• bu11n .. 1 11 con-Tuatln. CA 92680 • Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-ducted by: lfl lndMdull fictitious Business Name S1111· ~acorpora on r WEN OAH LOH 15509 Ocaso =.,.. Oeclarillon ~f D• or dlsappro1111 by th• C193 THEGH PIJTMAN, ducted by:• corr::;ation Ceren Crum Cameron ducted by: an lndMdull Th• regl1tr1nt(1) com-ment must bl flied bllore th• S ;NED. ~be~~;dil'lg.fa°t!r~ Avenue u Mirada Caiilornla t teult and Demand tor Sal• Board ot Dlrectore or the HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Th• regl1tr1n (1) com-13818 Al•pahoe Tuaun' The regl1tran1(1) com-merM:ed to tr8NICt buli-lime The filing ol lhis st.atemen ~ 0::,-t • 90638 • ·
, llld written noUc• of d.'. 0111tlcf •t Its mffllng to be C32t TAMERA SPIELER ~ to trlnllCI bull-CA 82680 • • menc:ad to lnlnUd bull-MU under .. Flctl~ does not ol itstll IUthONI ~heeo tr t d to ThlS buslneSS IS conductad
fault and of llectlon to hl4d •• 8:00 P.M. July 25, "Is LET A MAR IN A . ,... und« .. F1ciitloul Gregory FUctlard 0Mglfl ,... under 1he FlcWoul Bulineu Hime(•) lilted SI In tlllS SUlll ol I fictitious reglS in:s com:': I bY In lndMdual cw the uod1rtlgned to 1994 11 15600 Sand CM-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Bullnea1 N1me(1) listed 655 Baker #BBI07 Coat.i BualnMI Name(1) tilled above on: not IPOlk.aN Business Name In violation ol transact bus~ un r 9 c· SlGNEO LOH WEN DAH t NII llid rvo..-. to aalllly yon Ava .. lfvfne CA. Com-Pu bll1h1d Newport abov9 on: nl• M ... CA 92621 • •bolle on: •t7-M ~ L EdwSda lher~hts ol another uoder f'td· btloUs Jname1 1°'99n,ames Tiit ,.,,lsnntcommenctd to r ,.. ,....... ., men11 ttom memt>en of Be1ch-co1t1 Mesa Diiiy R & A Maintenance, Inc., Thi • b 1 1 Frank Burnham Thia ltatemlnC wu lied •~ ("'~ ltSlld abova on ufy • .. .... llid obllgitlona, lfld ther• the public or other Inter· Piiot Jut 11 25 1994 Aandll H Schultz Prell-1 ui neH 1 con-Thia ta wu flied with the County Clerk of ral. tall, or common""" _,, Tills stalllment was hied with transact business under the He· ,efler th• undersigned ntld p1rtl11 on the Neg•· Y ' ' ·M422 dent · ' ducted by: co-partnera wfth 1~ ':tv Clerk of Orang• County on June 24, Section IHOO et seq · Business uie county Cieri ol Orange Udous buslness name or names cauled Hid notice of d• ti\/• Declaration wlll be ,.. Thl1 itatement wu filed Th• regl1trant(1) com-Or Coun J 21 1914 nd Pfolesslons Code). County Oll Jufy 5 1994 llsted above on NIA.
'fault llld of election to be c1J11ed by the 011trlct from PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cllfk of menced 10 transact buM-1~ ty on une • • Fet Mtt first Flllng NOTICE·ThlS FICUlious Namt Tnrs statemenl was filed wlltl '~ec:'.~ ,:w:,.~~~ the d•t• of lhl1 Notice fflctlUo Orange County on June 21. :,:ne':* ~(•~ Frank Burnham Putlllhed Newport S..Ch-NtWP011 Beach-C~tt M~ Stalllment expires ~ ydrs llM County Clerk ol Oranot
Book P1g9 ot Offlcl1J ::o~ ~ pu~k"~ •ullne .. ::m. 1994· Pet37H abov9 on: June 23, 1914 Fe130l4 Colta Mela Dally Pilot July CN2586-45 Jul 11,18.25 Mio 1 g:.~ :~~c:: r !: CouNb,~irs5F~~us Name ~di In the office of the he6d by the Bolrd of Olrec-St•t.....,.t Publllhlld N e.acn-Caren Crum cam.on Publlahed Newport 8Mcfl. 4• t t. 11. 25• 1914· flelltlous &uslneSs Name Stall· Slallment expires flW years r~d~ ~~~!r1\ '°'' on the d•t• lhown The following Pl'SON 11• ea.ta M ... ~Pilot July ~· =t=ly w~~ Costa Me1a Diiiy 1 Piiot m406 PUBLICMOTICE ment must t>t ltlld bllore !hit from tilt dale It was liltd in the
be mid• tn "a1 11" oondl-above. Comments •hould doing bullneu u : 4 11 11 25 1914 Orange Coanty on June 24 June 27• JUiy 4• 1 • 11• NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE bme The llling 01 this statement OttlCI ol the County Cltrk A new
lion without covenant Of' be directed to the Dl1tr1ct CllSlfOM ENGINEERED • • • • • m401 1914 • 1914. For Ad Action Ts No 22ll0030 does nol ol Itself 1ut11or111 1111 Fictitious Business Name Stall· warrlflty expreu or Im-Secretary, P.O. Box 57000, PLASTICS, 17532 Grltfln • '8'1altl M399 APNM1J 1Cll-04 use In lhs sai11 ol a flebbous ment must bl liled bllor• tllal
plied r9gerdlng till• poa· lrvlne CA 92819-7000. The Lane. Unit 5. Huntington Sell your home p b6I hed w-.... leach-Call a NOnCE BuslflfSS Name In VIOllllOn of tlml TIM r111ng ol this St.atlmlnt uiOn mbr conlle1 '*'°" 11 Betty Beach, CA 92647 . through clualtled. u 1 ,_....,...., . 111e rlQllts ol anoll\tf unoer Fed· does nol 01 ltstlf lllthorla lhl : U:r lnCU ~ Wheller at (714) 453-531$. Chrl1topher H. T11d. M2.ae7a Coet• Mela Dally PiloC Jiiiy Oventocked with ... YOU ARE IN DEfAll.T m l State or common law (See Ust In 11115 Stall Of • f'lclll!ous
;r.im of=(~ .. The Agency und11'1aklng 26542 San Torinl Rd., CA 4, t 1, 18, 25, 1914. ltutf? rm.,. UllOER A DEED OF TRUST Secbon 14400 11 SIQ , Buslnm Business Name in vlOlatlon ol ~~ !ifn ~!.:t"! f~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES rn40
7 ~a~tl~ AO-VISOR uti~ ~~~~: A~o~~ r~,~~~~s,~ns Code) • ::,~1~~.o~an~=o~n=::
•aid . not• provided, Id· Whe1h;:r you~~.r,:~ will heli: 842-1878 PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, rr MORMAN.I, HOFFllAfl. ~· Stcaon 14400 11 Slq . 'lnrll"tss i!::'· 0~ :Yci u~ tho~ NOTICI! TO FILE WRITTEN ARQUMENTI :,v:~ :;/1Y<>ur neectal M2·H?f ~E ~y~ ~ /,. ~~ 16133 vii:,:~~9f:~ r.:t~M~IOCIS Code) .-·
Tru•t. f.... charges Ind NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the General Municipal Election to be held 'UBLIC NOTIC•t PUBUC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES T10N Of THE NATURE OF NIWl>OO lllac:ll·Costa Mesa Newport 9ucn·COl1a ~ IXl*'ffl of the Tru1IH N 994 will b It t the '" PRocnDING AGAINST Olll'f Pilot Diiiy Pllol and of the trusts Cfllled In the City of Newport Beach on ovember 8• t ' au m 0 OU.YOUSHOll.DCONTACTA CN2586-43 Jul 11,18,25Aug 1 CN258652 Jul1t.18.25Aug 1 by uld Died of Trust. Slld qualified ellciora of the City th• following measure: NOTIC• OP 111.eCTION WYER
sale will be tteld on: MEASURE .()n AUGUST t, 1994, II 9 45 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
August 1. 1994, 11 3:00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 General Munlclpel EleetlOn wfll be held A~ RR & B ~GEMENT --------1---------p.m on the front eteps to Shall the Newport Beach City Charter be amended to niodlfy the N 8 994 f f C•) CORPORATION ~ ~ Fii Mi. Ft144A Fiie Mo. Fl11412
the entr111C1 of th• Orang• composition and du1les of the Library Soard of TruatMs? Yea/No 'in lh• City of Newport Beach on Tuesday, ovembef ' 1 or oor rwlll llldlr.: ~ID.. flCTITIOUI .,.... FICTTflOUS IUSIMEll
Cbdc Centet, 300 E. Chap. Members of the City Council tor full terms of four (4) yemra each. of Tnlll l'IDOrdld APRL ,4 NAME ITATf•WJ NAMflTAltMEWJ
man. Orange, CA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttlat pursuant to Artlcle 4, Chapter 3, Division If no one or only one perlOn Is nomina1ed tor an etec:tlve office, l9e9 • 1111 No eg.197964 cf Tiie lolo-dlg Plr$OO(S) The foDowlng person(s)
At th• time of the lnltlll ot the Elections Code of the State of Callfomla, the leglslatlVe body of the appointment to the elective office may be mllde u preactlbed by Section ~ Alcanll w.. .. o1ra cf,_ IS/are dOtOQ busllltSS a . EARm iS/art doing business as
publication of lhl1 notice. City, or any member or members thereof au1horl2ed by such body, or any 22843_5 or 22844 of th• Elections Code of the State of Callfomla. Ollrtly Recordet of ORANGE TECH. 13900 Allon ParkWIY, -YOKOHAMA STREEr. 10488
the total amount of the un-lndMdual voter or bona fide association of citizens. or any combination ot ""'...... Sllle of c.lorTtil Suite 120. Irvine. camornla Va'W( View Street. 13. Buena bal111C1 ot 1h• obllg1· h . I fll ltt t t d 300 ,..._",· ' 92718 flark Cllll 90620 a.cured by lh• 1b0111 sue voters and assoclat ons, may e 8 wr en argument no 0 excee The following measure wm also be submitted to the qualified electors of ~by GHAZT J MJSTAFA Tile EarlJI Tedlnology corpo· ICYu HEE ·KIM, m1 i
scribed dHd of llust words in Jongth, ror or against the City measure. the City: NAJAH MJSTAFA. ration a Caltlornla Corporation Browning Avenue 123 Tus!l!l'I
Ind ••Umated COSll, •X· NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that based upon the time reasonably HUS8MD Al'() WlfE AS JQINT 100 West Broadway; Sul115000 CA 92680 • • • ~~;;,..~ •dV•ncea. 11 necessary to prepare and print the arguments and sample ballots tor the MEASURE l~~~Ak~~ LonK 8elCtt eatrtoi-nia 90802; HEE SOOK KIM. 14111
n 11 pojslbl• that at the election, the City Clerk has fixed August 12, 1994 as a reasonable da1e prior Shall the Newport Beach City Charter be amended 10 modify the BOOER FOR CASH ~ 91 444 Browning Avenue. #13, Tustin. time of 1111 the opening to such electlorl after which no arguments for or 1g1lnst th• Cny m .. sure L T 11 7 bme ol .. " llwllA ~ al ,. Tf\IS business Is conducted CA 9268{)
bid m1y be ten than the may be submitted to her tor printing and dlalrlbutlon 10 the voters as composition and dutle• of the lbrary Board of ru ees lkwled 9,..1 11 THE I.MIN ~•corporation ThlS business Is con~ucted
&otal lnd1bl1dne11 due. H · provtded In the Article 4. Argumenta shall be IUbmltted to the City Cieri< at Yes/No (NORTH) ENTRANa: TO THE S GNED: THE EARTH TECH· ~husband and wilt.
llm1t1d deficiency bid the City Hall, 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport BHch Atgument1 m1y be COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 700 NOLOGY CORPORATION, By S GNED· KYU HEE KIM, HEE 1126•181·73· changed or withdrawn un1ll and Including tile date fhted by the City Cieri<. The polls wlll be open between the hours Of 7:00 a.m .. and 8:00 p.m. CIVIC a:NTER ORNE WEST Patnaa E Montgomery As515• SOOK KIM D•t•s 7/0S/94 tint Secretary R90isb'ant lllS not Yll blQun
Q S L FINANCIAL /6 'W--.. e I!. •-lo /a/W...,,_ •• ,_...... SAHTA ANA. CA •"ltd 11111 ~ The reg11tr1ntcommenced to to tranSIC1 businlu under the CO· ' 'RAT Io N ., ---.. CM, Clirll ......... ~ to nl """' ,.., transact buslMSI under tilt le-lctiuous buslnas name or RPO • • 1 D•ted JulJ t 3, t "4 City Clerk Dated J~ 13, t "4 by d -W l8d o.d of TMI " bllous bus111ess name or names names ris11d hltein .
.. id Truat.. ""pniperty 8IUllld "Slld ~ listed above on May 29. 1994 lhlS statement was llled with • ay T .o . IEAVICE Publi1hed Newport Beach · Colla M"a Daily Piiot July 18, 1994. Rybllshed Newport Beach · Colla M"a Dally Piiot July 18, and 25, 1994 _lllCI 99 dela1bed • Loi 6 o1 Tiiis saiament was riled wttl't the County Cltrk 01 orange
COMPANY, •t•nl County on June 23. 1994.
•r Cry•t•I Eaplnoza, PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PllBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PU LIC NOTICES NOTICE· This Fictitious N1111e Aaalatant Secretarr, S1'11ment aiqWes nw years
-.01 South L•wl1 St., from lh• date 11 was flied In lh•
Or•nt•. CA 12888 Prospec11·ve b1'dders must be prequahlied pt1o r to Olla ol lhl County Cltrk A new (714) 385-4700 P U BLIC NOTICE A. Questionnaire. Fictitious Business Name State·
IP AVAILABLI!, THE requesting the construction documents far the purpose ment must bl filed bllore 111a1
•XPECTED OPENING Regarding background. experience. financial ability. and of submitting a bid. BIDS FOR PROJECTS ume. The flllno 01 this statemtnl
810 MAY 81! OBTAINED CITY O F NEWPORT BEAC H d REQUIRING PREQUALIFICATION WILL NOT BE does not ol 1tsell 1Utllorla Ille
£ I 'T Es DEPARTME T references m performing public works pro1ects; an use In this sai11 of a Fictitious ~ CAL.LINO THE FOL· U T L I N ACCEPTED UNLESS A PROSPECTIVE BIDDER'S Buslnftt Name In vlolatlon ot
OWING TELEPHONE 3300 N EWPORT BOU LEV ARD COMPLETED PREQUALIFICATION PACKAGE HAS llM rlllhts ol anollMf und11 ftd· UMaERS ON THE C C 6 8. Cert1hcateof accountant. 1r11,Saitt,orcommonllw(Stt
J>AY BEFORE THE NEWPORT BEA H, ALIFOAN IA 92 63 , BEEN TIMELY FILED WITH THE CITY AND IT HAS Section 14400 et seq . Business
.. LE: (714) 3&5-4837 These documents will be the basis of raltng bidders w11h BEEN FOUND THAT THE PROSPECTIVE BIDDER and Prolmlons Codi). !"' (a~~~~~i::~ ~~oYE~lRt,.t.HC~T~TE~~c~~~fRVOIR la PUMP respect 10 lhe size and scope of projects upon Which QUALIFIED TO BID ON THE PROJECT. ~Jf~~~MANESCROWCOllP.
t Publl•h•d Newport STATION each bidder 1s quatllred to bid . All questions must be tt326Soull St.
ba1ch-Co1t1 Me11 oa11y SUBJECT CONmACTOA'S PRE·OUALIFICATION answered. II a question ~snot applicable, then indicate a Responses to the questionnaire and lne f1nanc1al C."/tof. CA 9010t ,llot .My 11. 18, 25, 1894. response of ·NIA·. 'You' or "YoJrs· as u sed herein statement are NOT pubhc records and are NOT open to Ntwpon Buch·C~~
M408 PREOUALIFICATION PACKAGE A VA ILABLE· refers to the prospective bidders firm and any of ns public inspection. CN256637 Jun 27 J1H ,11 .18
I,. _P_U_B_Ll_C_N_O_T-IC-E--11 1 00 p.m • July 11. 1994. owners. officers and/or principals. PUBLIC NOTICE
-• PAEOUALIFICATION PACKAGE DUE: 111. STANDARD OF REVIEW. 1 cn1t187SOS 1 30 A 2 1994 J NOTICll TO : p.m • ugusl • · II an explanation and/or additional sheets are required for
I CR•EuDLIJ'!'!~ .oF any ol the responses, please provide attached add1t1ona1 ft_., As a condition GI bidding on the above referenced sheet(s) of paper signed by the owner, officer, and for
, (SICI. 8t04, Proiect. and m accord w ith the prov1s1ons of Califo rnia principal. Failure to provide ANY information requested ( &!,~": ~~~2~~83 Public Contract Code. Section 2011 .5, and the C 11y of may result 1n a reduced rating or d1squahfrcalion from ~ NoOce la hereby glvll'l to Newport Beach Polley, pro spective b idders are bidding on the Project. ANY FALSE STATEMENT will
=or1 ot th• within required to submit a Prequalll1cation Package result in the IMMEDIATE DISQUALIFICATION from
11 =to~t ~':"o~ consisting of a completed prequallf1ca11on bidding on lhe Project.
h• u1111 dHcrl,b•d Ques11onna1re. hnanc1al statement. and supporting
documents 10 the City, on lo rms supphed b y the City
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Prequalihcat1on Packages are 10 be picked up at.
City of Newport Beach
Offic e o f the City Clerk
3300 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach, California 92663
A prehm 1nary sel ol co nstruction documents are
available for review Monday through Fnday, 7:30 a m.
to 12 00 p.m ., 1 :OO p m to 3:30 p.m . at the City of
Newpon Beach, Utihtles Oepa"ment Offices, 949
West 161h Street. Newport Beach, Cahfornla 92663.
Fo r an appointment eall (714) 644·3011
Completed P requallllcation Packages can be
deltvered before, but no later than 1 :30 p .m • A ugust
2, 1994 •
I .. REQUEST FOR PREOUAL1FICATION OF
BIDDERS.
The City requires from pr0tptCtive bidders answel'I to
questions contained In a s tandard form
prequallflcauon ques11onn11re and f1nancill 1111ement
whieh includes tho follOwing documents:
The prospective bidder shall have a duly authorized
owner, officer. or principal complete the quesrionnaue
and flnanclal statement ancf verify the truth of the
information provided. The certificate ol an accountant
licensed by the State of California will also be required.
The accountant may submit a certificate In his/her own
words. provided it does not Include qualihcallons so
8)(tenslve as to nullify the value of the statement or ils
usefulness to the City. Note: A COMPILATION IS NOT
ACCEPT ABLE. The certificate of accountant shall not be
made by any Individual who Is In the regular emplo_y of
the Contractor submitting the statement. nor by an
1nd1vldual who has more than a ten perc ent (10~~)
f1nanclal Interest In Iha Contractor's business
II SUBMISSION OF COMPLETED
PREOUALIFICATION PACKAGES
A completed prequaliflcatlon qutst1onn11re, fln1nc1a l
atattment, and supporting document• marked
CONFIDENTIAL muel be 1ubmltted on or before
1:30 p.m .. August 2. i994 to:
Oiredof of UUlltitt
City of Newport BeaCh
c/o Office of 1M Cly Cletil
3300 Newport Boutevard
Newport BNch, Cdomll 92883
Maximum prequalihcation ratings by the City are based
on the lesser of ten time s working capital (current
assets) or lour times net wonh (assets less liabilities),
sub1ec1 to ad1ustment upward and downward upon
consideration of experience and performance fac tors.
Working capital may be augmented by a Letter ol Bank
Credit.
IV. NOTIFICATION OF PREOUALIFICATION
RESULTS.
Prospective bidders will be notified by mail and, where
possible, by telephone of their prequalif1cahon rating on
August 12, 1994. Ratings of individual prospective
bidders win be disclosed only to that bidder and only
upon written request.
In the event lhe prospective bidder I~ unable to obtain 1
bond in the time and form prescribed by the City. the
prospethve bidder shall be suspended from the quahlled
Contractors' llst and not allowed to bid on City projects
until proof of bond ab11tty is provided.
V. CITY'S RIGHT TO WAIVE
IRREGULARITIES OR REJECT BIDS. •
The City t111rvts the right lo waive any m inor
trregulantie• In the bid and reJ.ct any and all bids.
For lnfonnatlon regartiing prequalfflcatlon, please caN:
Jeff Staneart
Oireetor of Ut1ttiet
(714) &M·3011 ""*"". .Nfrf ,., ''· to. t ..
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perlntrt lrom llM P11111eri111c>
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COATING & RESTORATION, Jo.
Clltd II 2629 w WOODlAHD
OR • 'i'W!EIM. CA 92901
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OftOlnll fie No. f50'1157
MICHAEL NEAL SMITH ·
Gin Pat~r. 4828 Embasy
Clrcle. La Palma. CA 90823
SIGNED MICHAEL N SMITH
Thia BuSlnllt • COftCl~d Dy • llmllld Plr1nlr1hlp
Thia Sllllmenf .. ftlld W!lh
llM County Clltk al Ofq• county on Juty 5. 1994
NtW!>Ort llucl\·Cottl ...... Dltf PIO! CN~4 Jul 1118 25AuQ 1
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HOW ro FIND A C
Pl
1002-1625.
Houses/Condo ................ l 002-1094
Mobile Homes ..........•.............. 1100
Acreage ................................... 1125
Building & Contract.. .............. 1150
Beach Property ........................ 1 t '15
Cemetary Lots ......................... 1225
Houses To Be Moved .............. 1325
Lots For Sale ........................... 1400
Oµt-Of-County ........................ 1525
Out-Of-State ............................ 1558
Ranches/Farm s ........................ 1575
Resort Propenies ..................... 15 80
Time Shares ............................. 1590
Real Estate Exchange .............. 1600
Real Es tate Wanted ... : ............. 1625 m 2102·2194
Houses/Condo ................ 2102-2 t 94
Apartments ..................... 2602-2694
Duplexes ................................. 2704 ' Rooms ..................................... 2706
Hotels/Motels .......................... 2718
Vacation Rentals ... ~ .................. 2722
Roommates Wanced ...... : ... : ..... 2724
Rentals Wanted ....................... 2726
, Garages For Rent.. .................. 2740
Storage .................................... 2742
Misc. Rentals ........................... 2744
...
27S.2790
Apartments/Commercial ......... 27 50
Business Property .................... 2767
Business Office Renmls .......... 2769
Co~mercial Property .............. i778
Duplexes/Unit s ........................ 2786
Ind ustrial ................................. 2788
Income Property ...................... 2790
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no.2911
Business For Sale .................... 2900
Business Opportunity .............. 2904
Business Wanted ..................... 2906
Credit. ...................................... 2907
Announcements ....................... 2920
Theater/Casting ....................... 292 1
income Tax .............................. 2922
Lost & Found .......... ~ .............. 2925
Health & Fitne~s ..................... 3000
Schools/Instruction ... , ............. 3012
Trave l ...................................... 3014
Memberships ............ : .............. 3018
Personals ........................ 3002-3005
II
3406-3939
Service Directory ........... 3406-3939
Cl
55»5540
Employment ............................ 5530
Employment Wanted ............... 5535
Domestic ................................. 5540
MEIClllllDISE
fOISll.E ...
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601NOIO
A . , ntiques .................................. 6010
Appliances ............................... 6011
Auctions .................................. 6012
Furniture .................................. 6014
Misc. Merchandise ................... 6015
· Cameras ................................... 6016
Collectibles ............................. 6017
Computers ............................... 60 18
Free Merthandise .................... 6022
Jewelry/furs/Art ..................... 6025
Building Materials .................. 6030
Machinery ............................... 6045
Office Furniture/Equipment.. .. 6047 ·
HOUSES/ MOBILE NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO
HOMES 1100 BEACH 2169 SHARE 2724 BUSINESS 8l CONDOS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rsiD• BACK BAY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FINANCE FOR SALE ,. P •PPKRWOODS
· ·------· NB MO•ILIE HOMIE 3Br 3Ba overlooks Big 1 BR, w/d hkups, yard. lrvlne/Wdbncsg. 2 rms l••-----Obf.~ pvt bch/park Canyon Golf Cour~• $595 no pet 831 •7813 S550IS500 ulillcbl pd. fned yd, remod 16500. $1800 mo. Martha Pool/spa/tennls/exec•-------
831-6510 or 631-1210 87tMt152 Eaatsld• 2BR 1Ba, spa· tnhs nr 405/5 No smk/ BUSINESS
••4Br, 2 frplc, ~I & clous, quiet down· drug/pet. Avt now 552· OPPORTUNITY
-------apa. 1518 Anita Lane. stairs. No peta. S750 5n8· Pager 717·1880 Housac1 $2550/mo Incl lawn & Mov•lnll 631-8427 ' 2904 ~ pool malnt. 497·9608 IEASTSIDIE NB Modern, Oc~an vu• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
lOUAl HOUS•HO CONDOS COUNTRY WOODS near sand, prrv entr, *FUJI VEND* 0""0111uN1n Big Cenwon TH 2br Lg 1 loft BR 5695 No sundck, fplc, lg closet •
All "Ill HI.Ill Hvtrt1&111911111111 fOR RENT 2ba golt era vu dbl t 8 · s $575 mo. Me-4400 FACTORY DIRECT gar tennlS/pool. $1450 pea. 1 o 21st t. lllftNptrt1111111cc1101111ftd· mo. 644-2416 648-1164 or 845·9543 NB Prof non/smkr. Lrg $50,000/yr part time.
lfllfllrHM&1119Ac11ftM111 •IEaatalde deluxe br/pvt ba, tennis & $100,000Jyr full time.
Pets/Animals ............................ 6049
Musical lnsrruments ................ 6055
Pianos/Organs .......................... 6059
B. l 1cyc es ................................... 6060
Sponing Goods ........................ 6065
Tickets .................. : ................... 6075
TV /Stereo/Electronics ............. 60~0
-Siii -II
6102-6190
Garage Sales .................. 6102-6 190
AUIOllimvE & •
1llllSPOll'AllON1011-9090
Boats .............................. 7011-7018
Marine Service ........................ 7020
Marine Slips/Docks ................. 7022
Airplanes ................................. 8010
Campers{frailers ..................... 8014
Scooter ................................... 80 t 8
Automobiles ................... 90 I 0-9090
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w11hout notice. The publisher reserves 1he
right to censor. r\!classify. revise or reject
any classified adveni$ement. Please repon
any error th:11 mny be in your classjfied ad
immediately. The Daily Pilot & The
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error in an advenisement for v. h1ch 11 mav
be responsible except for the cost of the •
space actually occupied by the error. Cred11
can only be allowed for the firii insemon.
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If You Mow it,. Trim it, Fix it, Build it, Move it1 or Cleo n it.
Adverti.se it in the Classifieds.
•Coll 642·5678 To place your ad today! •
...-H wllkll maus It 1111111 Cher~ Lake area Verlflabl• by owner. •~"·-•m~OO~M 3BR+ den. 2.5~. :~.w:~== =~~~~ u~~~~~~i-----------------------------~~u•r •~~~~"Dll~ 2122 h~~~~ .. P~~ $U0 +~~~8~~ ~10 ~~ ~~d·~----------------------------
Classified Community Marketplace
Uled 81 ract. ctler. 111111111. lly, lodry rm, cul-d• FA°' "OUS E . OE NB pvt rm/ba In elegant 139,500 caah required "' Ueda,, lallllllal ..,.,11 • uc 12000 M2·8 787 .......,.. SI twnhm, He gate, dbl for lmm9dlate owner· L..-...ertell.••llltullMll Chanrilng 2Bd + ofc, HARBOR RIDGE 3 bd, 2BR·2 Wka FREEi gar. Neat bch. $650 ahlp. 1-3()().357·5432
.... ..... 1 1 28a, stove, frig, w/d, loft di & f ly S650/MO 722~ lnel ulll. 642·5670 24 hours . .., Adi .. -""'' 1111 · ,,...,. g•,.,.. a· .. 815 , ne. m rma. •-------.. ,.._.......... ~· ---· "' · G t~ J 1 & Home a -..t Homel 900 Numberal SSS llllell•--· 11400 mo 7eo-3178 a comm w poo 18R Apta, apaclout, Na Shr 2Br 28a. Oen/· HI Profits/Lo Start upl Tlls H W1'1"r will not • tennla. $2700 AGENT poolalde, galed, cloH hrbr view, prkg, lndry, Top SS "'ograms avl
......,tyaca11&•1dWtti1t· l'abuloua 2 WI' new 631'1400 to ~ach & ahopplng. fp, balcony, pool, Jae, nowl 1-eOO-ses-1000
.... llf,... null wMcll Is I• ~brc!:5ba9., cc::~~ Hbr Vu Hm• 38' 28a. Call f°' your new ad· sauna. S550. 650-5578 •-------....,...."••law. ow llNCIS ,... • c:tl1 AC comm pool • d (7 LOCAL RTE•24 Loca-.. ..,._, ~ IUt atl white, top quality. tennis •superb cond ,... 14) 642·5858 NB/Eutblutf. Pvt down-tlona•8uy All Or
,..,..., Mvlf111l• •• lllls !~~!,. ~ec:;::•t 12osoimo. 759-071>4 Npt Hght• •r-28r atrs b.c1 & bath, lndry. Part•Poulbl• S3K
• 1,1,., .. .....,... .. • 2Ba. Water, gardener, $385/mc;i +v. utll. 0.p/ Wklye800-59iM578~
...... ,. • .,...INllL l u em-IMlllAC 2Br 1Ba home, garage Incl. $1000/ refs req d. 720-9080 PAYPHONRkOCAL
_...,...,. •·.CllHUO 2-car gar, w/d, trig. SOUTH COAST mo. 545-5353 ON TltK SAND-Na ROUT• 11200/Wk
...... II 1·•·'2H 51G. r. apa. lg deck, upgrd METJtO 2186 Prof non-am~. S500/ potenUal. MUST SELL
.. ., l 'lltl .oc .. 1111t• ~~~,::'~· NEWPORT mo+ahare utll. AvaJI 1~788-3358ex20t
Clfl ltUD 1U2'·J500 · •LO DUC LOFT BR all BEACH 2669 8/1. Steve 548-6818 VENDING-FANTASTIC •.IASMINK CRUK• amen Rent/la option Local route. 400'11.
24 hr MC, pools, t9n-1685/mo-E'ad CM 18r proflta 11200/Wk po-
nla, 3bd, 2ba, din rm Ha $650/mo . 557-7838 •18" S825• tentlal. MUS T SELL
Gl!antD11'f o1002 fam rm, $2700 mo 2•R 211A S7 2 5/Up COMMERCIAL 1-800-745-3358
,;;u,;;&vu. (310t •N-1802 MacArthur Vig 2br 1ba Aa~ .-..ut Our iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Lr• 1•r 8101A Acacl upatrs S725 +d•p. Sptelllll Frig, d/W REAL ESTATE ,,. _____ _
ACCESS bit-I 8 frplc /d ~· Gated, He, tennla, Incl. 80x30 pool. No -------1• FORECLOSED car::ort. No' S:,kGJpet'. gym, pool. 556-5001 pets. No f .. a. No ANNOUNCEMENTS
OOVEANMl:NT $1025/mo. 873-2138 ..... 94IS-485S ,_.......,...._
HOMES New 2br 2ba Great •aok ••tt view 2Br BUSlNESS OFFICE
And PropertlHI kitchen, Avl now. APARTMENTS 29a, gar 51300· llaat· fOl llENT 2769'_t_O_S_T-.-----
HUD. S 1400/1at/1aat/H c FOR RENT bluff 2Br 2Ba, trplc, Listi~:~ ~~~'o~~c~,... Call 714-723-&482 v• 11050. 721-1180 l'NeWQ Convenient FOUND 2925 )
FINANCING available Ocean view lg 28R·2Ba, s::;1~~.s-~:rdcfr~;:: CM Fwy 55 & Brlatol, S REW'••o S
1·800-573-4433 frpl, 2 car gar, nu apt, cl• to Faah lal. 300 aq ft, pvt bath, ""
Ext. R1605 palnt/cpt, lndry rm. No BALBOA Fplc S1095 mo. No l350/mo. 54o-o588 LOIT 14K GOLD
CHEAPER THAN RENT pet 11485 7»1se& PININSUI.A 2607 peta. 854-n42 NB omc. tor rent. new1y IMCLET AT OC
A 5-yr-old beautlful dee, near water I. FAIR ON.JULY 8TH
1152 aq ft, 2Br 2Ba COSTA lllSA 2124 tM steps to beautlful Hoeg. S200/mo. 845-(POSSl8LY AT THE
maater aulte home In t>avm>nt beach Patio lllSCEIJ.ANE0U$ M80/dy 87&-7 t76/ev PACIFIC A.MPHITHE·
Hemet. Fully land· •'aide OONle refrlg , d/w. '111si Wat.mom office• w/ AT A E Du R 1 NG
•cpd, mew.In cond. 2br Zba aftaetl 2 car mo+dep. '75-2137 RINTALS main bay views, 1200-POINTER SISTERS $88,495. Mu. Agent, pool 1117• .... 1 o ooo fl. Call PER "'ORMAN CE ) ~52-0989 Ext. 28. gar. :::. ..,. ... '9mCld•l•d studio • aq. ..-u...... steps to s. bay/behM. Run Auter trr3-3777 SENTIMENTAL VALUE flig;..-Quiet eannety P LEASE CALL
DANA POINT 1028 NIWPOH ~ s&~w12e 100115 2708 Wlage Atty ~~~~~51548-9597
•••••••BUCH 2111 :::u:•t=.•2 •• •ta ...,.., Mia eu. COllMJ!ICUU. l'OUND blue & black •11.f.~JMr :1~~rtvi:;.~ =.. ~~,= ~ norun· 2111 ~~"'~~:.n1;;:: s INocka to Mama. Now. John 54&-8201 Calt .,,.....,.7805,
WeU malnt/managed. Beach Area "'ESTIQI! UDO l'OUND O rey and
Prof Mamt avt. 11.8M Winter•...., COSTA lllSA 2124 VACATION STOAE"'ONT whfte otder cat, hu Agt 7t4-9Qe.a7a7 ,~ New ofllceMeal 2.000 .,..., declawed, with
1-4BA 1no1 w~ 18,. Mobil• ho me. JtlNTALS 2722 :n-:WT::'& = -... pawa, 1n Costa M50to 11700 mo. ''°"' '480. Quiet • PRU.NEWPT -•• ...... In ... vtdnHy of NIWPOIT
llACB 1081 VIII• RenUll a.our.. 1181 N9WPOf1 ffully fum bNutlful Npt 81.a-1900 ~ Avenue and a7•-..11112 Blvd. 844M373 Bch C.C. ~ COUfM • Pteue Call
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20 Erac:t lllleness 68 On edge
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28 Go on 2 Minerals
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31 -1yrup 4 Sign up
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38 Dog Star company
30 Board game 8 Priddy leehng .a Capital ot 9 Actor Alben Montana to Actress Delany
43 Aowt>oal 11 ExOlled
• "propellers• 12 LIOll's rutt 44 ~air grade 13 Before
45 W111ter11me 21 Mother -forecast 22 Imitates
'8 "Clan of tne 25 Scottish takes Cave Bear" 26 S11'1Q8r Merman herome 27 Fence opening 47 Gardon plots 29 Anger 48 Permit to 30 Phony duel<'
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35 Snake shapes 37 Tender
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•3 QAK.JN OQ9 •KQ943 8 rtn Shepherd, ~ra-old, 1 1860· 71 4-HMHa trophy winner, 17K
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& ... bKldinc -p~: ...... out pee, 11•12, poeatlon, WlrJ pleytul, ... cOnd 173-7177 •
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? 110... 790-M63 houae. Moving, can't BONDA 1085 WL-· do •-L ? kMp. 982-4521, a1k 1971 Erlcaon 27' ldflt • ... t action you wae. Vintage Couch, off· for Vicky cond 1o hra on rebuilt -------
;.fiirf"4!Wfft:I takeout. a double now would atilt -il!~~~carry t.be Mme connot.lion. af. nm~H"-11~ it muet show • 1tronpr bancf. Partner la alwaye free to con·
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plyamaUerofwhelberyouwantto w/ornalely carved u..-ApeoPupploe N1.o595Mag !'__. ... T •c bid ..a:~• mall trial bid wood trim. alt cond AKC, champ tines, MJ .,... ....... • . pme~ ... yor ~· MOO M2·7Me F, 111 aholl, . paper LIDO 14 Hk ml. 17,IOO. 10 clubs. Smce the latter aa likely to trained 845-8554 873-5480
pve the enemy more information · Xlnt condition
49Come Ill
51 Valuable 11em 52 -mater 53 Forest animal
54 Outlet 55Arm bone
56 Folll dance 57 Mosl 1mponant
58New1s
59 leg ' 62 Avail oneself or
13
Q.2-Aa South, vulnerable, you
bold!
..,878 QJ842 OVoid ._,8&42
The bidding hu proceeded:
W•t North Eut Soutb
3 0 Dbl & 0 PaM
P .. Dbl P .. T
What action do you take?
A.-While partner's double stresa·
n takeout, we are not prepared to
bid at the five·level with a four-card
eult bNded by a jack, nor at th ais·
level with a ahabby five-card minor.
Pua. T he fact that you are void in
diamonda auueats partner's hand
mi,ht not be all that unbalanced.
Q.3-As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•&73 QJ988152 09 ..,82
The bidding bas proceeded:
Weet North Eu& South •
8 0 Dbl & 0 PaM
P.. Dbl P... 1 ·
What action do you take?
A.-Apin, match this hand with
the fint one. A1 the carda lie you
have not detracted from your com·
bined defensive potential, but your
band hat gained enorm9usly on of·
fenee. Bid five hearts. Notice that,
even with your garbage, the con·
tract hu escellent play regardleaa
of the lead.
than you iain, we would opt for the --•ca•UftJS! ••v• abuud and 1700 firm. 722.o458 91 Acc0td SE· btft grn/ -... AAl'lll abendonod pate. Be a ..,...,.,,,..,..,.,.,,.,.,,,,_~~~~~ blu• tan/lthr Int 49k direct raile to four beerta. 11JSC. 1015 voluntHr/fo1ter. Call MOVING, Muet ••II mi. car phn/alarm/ Inc.
714-85~2704. 13 Ft coml)l9t• amall A11um9 IH or buy
Q.&-Aa South, wlnerable, you boat. EZ to •et up • S13,7K 833-2741 Patty hold: AQUATIC PLANTS, m. 1a1I. 1250. A1k about
.,1103 QKJ& OKI0783 •IO& ~~a, ~:'~ "': c:~~ SPORTING trailer. 873-2391 ------1-1~0-5 The bidding ha1 proceeded: pond1. IOIM82·2425 GOODS 8065 Wlncleurfere-Holtl• 1,.J•A•G•U•ARliii•••ii Weet North E.-t South Beginner Spon. only 1•
2 Q• 3·• P.. 1 DONATE Stalratepper, axer. blk•. $490. Standard racing, •-Weak Care, Trucks, Boats, row mach. Uk• new. only 1750. 875-41181
What do you bid now? RY'S, Fumltur•. IRS 1100 Heh. 645-1418
A.-It mi1ht .eem automatic to talt deductlbf•, need Tunturl TS110 4 way ex· MAllNE SUPS not run. FREE TOW· cerclHr from Sharper raille to four apadea, but that would ING. J9wlah Herltag• lmag• 1100. 840-8187 ~ 7022 result in a heart lead throush your for the Btlnd.
UHMW1 x..a Convert,
cla1alc coll•cllon.
Very, v•ry low mUe1, mint cond In/out. Btlt· Ith racing greon, Int
blecult. 883-7701
kins and you might not have t.aoo-2-00NAT• 1130 enough for partner to make 10 (1-800-23tre283) TICDTS 8075 18' boat slip W/dock MERCEDES
tricka. We would bid three no M•h .long ••t with iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil s 100 mo. 125 Grandlmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiim
trump, deapite the club weakness. cue. XLNT cond. 175/ 2 World Cup Final tick· Canal, 6~=5 leland '87 · 980 ••c. 17"
Weal ia not likely to lead the suit obo. 786-2553 Iv meg •ta. JClt •••l•I Sect: -----,.....,,.,~.....,..---AMG whHla w(Yoks.•
and partner is a strong candidate to o.J ... utographed pro b~1 ~~ a~·8~:~,fr. 49' Mooring hama tlrH , cu1tom have a club stopper. NFL football, bHt pi.. ...
0
Great Penln1uta paint, Uk• new cond. off•, 644-6785 ruu11T M, Sun 7/24 location $15K. Mu1t •••I 125,500.
Q 6 A So h In bl 2pm, 4 t lcket1, 723-5883 714-552·8209 . -s ut , vu era e. you Tr .. Roeoe i• Cltrue 149.SO.L 960-3803 hold: or fruit ti... w/frult Excellent >oc nr Ferry. 84 500 SEL Gray/gray
•AJ10152 Q83 OAQ6 •t0&4 110: On Palme ._,.110 •••••••••I 40'+, on-shore bath 1nrl, tint windows, 4 As dealer, what action do you take? Gal plants 11: •t\•d•. laclllltlH . Pvt /arklng dr, pwr everything, gd
A.-There are those who maintain pine, fruit 15 gal s20: GARAGE SALES avl. 723·583 cond 80k ml. Mu1t Hll
that, even inclod1ng distribution, herb• 135 kind•, Sl; Lido 14 35 ft Npt 5147~~1~.lv m1g lllac 110 909-674-9422 the hand counts only 12 points and Beach mooring, 15th1--___,....--=-..,....-.,.,.-...,
you should pau. However, your NEWPORT StrHt' toe, 110,000. 85 300CO Turbo dl••el
honors are grouped in apadee and JEWELRY, FURS BBACB 8181568-7889 ~'::'r.2 7 ~11.":~·7 f~
diamonda, enhancing their trick· •ART 6025 6169 -.-L1.,..v"""a,..AB"""""o,,..AR'""""'D,...,.,IN.,..,..,N""a.,..1 wknd• 714-4150·7005
taking potential and you have 2 1/2 Slip to 50 ft In aale,,.,.,,,,.,,,,..."""""=-:,,...-...,---..,..
defensive tricks and no rebid prob· Vlolet Pukhunt HU~'i;'f::~:• r.'c~=·:1 J:~:,·~~1 '7,!w3:.>~:~~::;
lema. Open one apade. · . framed olJ Hascape, NO .IUNKI ahp1kn1, gd tran1po
5'x3'. Value S7500, Lallque & Baccarat Newpor1 Sli p or 1ld•·tie $3500 842•~•t sell $2900. 548·1954 cryatal, Llmogee 3 wanted for 26' 1811·
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE OFFICE
5530 5530 FURNITURE •
1terllng sllve~ flatware boat S7·S8/ft. LY Meg 1---------
Hll, J1de carvings. lg 581-0595 Ext 500 MERCURY 9135 Orrental & European
antique Ivory collec·
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii
•MODRL •EMCH• SaltHtarchnre EQUIPMENT 6047
llalelfem, no exp FT/PT. Wright Co., ANTIQUES 6010liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NCI· llme~ Hollle 128 A h t CM Aaonoy, 7a7-toeo. oc .. .... . . COMPLn• OFFICE
tlon, cherub bronzH, ••••••••• '88 Colony Park Wagon,
llfHILe bronze• 1uch AUTOMOBILES loaded! 9 Pae1, ~lg•/ u fountains, 5 rt tall beige w/wood graln, parrot•. hor1e1, Ilona 873-7877 or 673-1941
& •l•phant1, Yamaha
•••oretur PIT• 7,,._,,,,, Id 0 endf th PHONE avaTEM Smalt frl90dly NB arH --P o r a er S250 offlc•. You'll be multi clock, 11500. Baby 18 Erlek1on phonH, ----------------------------C • • h I• r IC• ff•• baby grand, TV1, P•r· ---------
alan & 0r1antat •Ilk ALFA ROMEO 9015 TOYOTA 9210
carpets, tapHlrlH, lg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
LOST&
POUND
Counter PT 3-7pm.
2500gl• St • Co1ta Meea EMPLOYMENT aktlled with a HJ•• gr~nd piano 11000. delux•fully featured, PERSONALS pereonallty. Common Call 844-1920· 1om• 12 lln• & some
2925 ••••••••• •••••••••t"""ii;:L:=M;::;~;:;;;-aen•• a mu1t. Hrs 3e ltne, al10 Hearing
early Calif & European 1• Greet Summer Ce•l ·as Grad Conv, mint
cond, lo ml, am/rm
cae1 & morel $5995
OBO 873·9041
art collectlon, Rose-
wood & Louie XIV·
style Franch furn 1uch
u consolH & Bom· bay chHtl + more.
Thure, Fri & Sat 10:30.
'84 Camry. 4 door, 5-
apd, a/c, fm ca1s, gold w/cloth tan Ant,
Uk• n-. must H ll S2750 obo. 786-8281
DrlverJW1rehou1t nex. Reaume•: P.O. •BUYING ITEMS• aid compatabte. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Cius B. Wright Metal, Box 1248 NB 92883 From 18()()..1980. 1 pc Require• CPU.
FOUND: DOQ PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT 128 Rochfftet', C.M. jewelry to entire houH 662-3508
Au1trallan Shepherd iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gr••t aummer .lob content•. Immediate MI x? Hunt In Piton 5530 Juet dialing phon•. EMPLOYMENT cuh, top I . 873-8223 1--------
Beach, Magnol a & HOT & WILD! l,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Earn S5·S15/hr. No SERVICES 5533 OAK/1ldeboard, bvl d PETS •
4, 1599 Superior IA1, ---------1---------
Costa Mesa. 650-5670 AUDI 9025 VOWWAGEN 9235
Adams, Edison Patk. 1-300-860-6989 Bob-Tall Drlvtra 1elllng. Mon·Frl earn-. mlrror·S1200, Rcklng ANIMALS _6049
Call 9ti9-
2820. Toll FrH Calf C~all3TOodamd, 7'3,'!_~H. •HHeH Chalr•$300, Tbl & 8t'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ·------·•I •so Aud' 4000 5cyc, '71 aUG Convertlble FOUND: Melo mlnla· ---------N ad Ct B ( /al . .,.... . Pie ... be aware that uphl1trd chre·S850, e •• TRANSPORTATION auto, 4·dr, sunr1, new Red & white. Stored, ture Plnachor at Hot Exotic PltllUrt e asa w r Houa•CLEANRRa th• ll1t1ng1 In thl• cat· Orwr drH .. r·S750, ADOPT-A-PET regl1. gd tlrH, PB.PS. Ilk• new, low price. Goldenwest & Talber1, Live Olrle, Looel Qlrla brake •ndorHment) nHded Tue-Fri 17 hr -oory may requlr• you Cedar Cheat·S 175, Evef'Y Sat & Sun at s 14oo/obo. 968-1787 642.9574 Hunt. Beach. Mu1t 10. or Ct's• A drlvere for Must hav• own car. to call a 900 number Clock·•• la-1300, Pm-PETSMAAT, Fountain Call 714-531·5619. Wlld Girts, .. ., Qlrla gr~ng traneportatlon Eno 1p1Cg. 85()-.4119 In which there le a lrl Drwr·S1 00, Oval Vall• p IH kit ---------• '78 VW aua 4·•...., .ii Totaltr ''"•Call New department to hendle · mlrror·S2oo, Prubck t•n• Y·andupmp ore', .,·1 BOATS 7011 -8-MW--------.._ LOST CAT. White 305-927·22~0 d•llveriH throughout Real Eetaa. char09 per minut•. ., 9030 orig Int, Ilk• new, neut male w/brown Toll Aale W-tl """"' 11+ • ' chalre·2 matchlng·l75 looking for loving, car· hardly driven, iabl& ....,...., LA. VEN, OC, and SB ---·-·--ea, Mahogny drp4f Ing homes. CALL241· 13' Bo1ton Whaler w/ iiiiiiiiiililliiiiiiiiiii $20007""'1'"''3 ~~~!'·"TI:e~.7-'~~l~~y ---------CountlH ~.';.in,..;:..,-DOMESTICS 5540 tbl1·2·1150ea, Ma· o;l17 for more Info. 15HP Evlnrude & trlr .. 81 BMW 7331, 4 door, eng. · ~· ... .,
Orange & Santa I•· SCHOOLS a Part·lfm•. 2o-30 hours COl'1I ... for _..,.. hogny IM' $400, Bwt/ Engine just serviced. 110K ml, auto, a/C, '82 .IRTT.A. 5-lpeed,
abet, CM. Loves to get INS....,UCTIOu ~r week. $8.00/Ht-Cll Aon TIWIOr. Chlldcare-tnl91Viewlng 1p06hc~•t~h2t·5S20053 .. : 55~ A~:W~~tf•ll~ppfe:' new bottom paint. enrl, loaded, BBS r&ac1lo, eunrt AC.sl2000ook1 In cars. Please call A~ " 3012 Molt dellverlH are • parenll for care of 1 •· ,.,,_ , .. msg y, · r x S2500 obo. 499·5065 whls, 1llYer w/tan Int, rune great. · 831-1718. ' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PM. some AM. The'" •11111 lnfant·xlnt envlronm9"t 3 yrs old spayed & Im mac cond, must Call Maxine, 541-7905
......,,,._ & f NB 722-3713 d•clawed, Mom HOUSEBOAT aHI 14750. 788·8281 LOST gray & white BE A PARALEGAL re.. . APPLIANCES 8011 paSled away. looking Lake Powell In •lip. eev. Kmrmann Qhl•
long hair CAT with Apply In pe,..on: 673-7300 Hou .. k .. per:cdii for new Indoor/out· Partner• •Hk another ---------Convertabl•·•poke green eyee, Tustin Acc r•d. Atty. In· 330 W Bay St, 5 Dye/Wk, l-4Spm. door home. $30 (wlll P art n • r . w a I I magi. radials, bra. all
Aonch area. Please 11ructed, Home Study Co1ta Mesa. Ovenstocked wllh Rafe. Pie ... can Eve-Refrigerator 1175 apply to yearly 1hota) equipped 55 ft boat CADlLLAC 9040 receipt•. xlnt cond.
call 714·838-0801. FREE INFO 80CMi6~2555 stuff? lyn (7t4)833-829• Waeh•r/Dry•r 1130 •• 846-3878 • • 714--848-1571 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $5950 Obo. ~508 No phone call•, ea. 641-5848i-...,.,,,,,..,,,.,..,,.....,~.,.,.,,.,.,,,..-1 _ _,.,,,..,,....,.,._~...,,,..,,,..,..--1 Th• Community Phlebotomy Ctrt plea••· A call to Th• Communhy FRI!• KITTENS '74 Duffy 20' '79 Seville, pal• Y•llow '81 Convertabl• Rabbit·
Market Place. orange County. July Classified Market Pia~. •••r• waeh•r S200, Adorabl•, long & 1hort )(Int cond palnVwht ~thr loaded, 5 1pd, AMJFM cae1 Piiot Classlned 30-31 It. 714-645-9201 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. wilt help Piiot Clualfted OE port dl1hwuher haJr, 7 w"k1 old. Call SS800 080. DrlvH Grealll 1t•reo (pullout) $3300.
842-5878 ClaHlfled. 142·5178 M2.ae78 1100. Call 844-1920 722·9841 . 873-5809 873·7877 or 873-7948 M&-8229
WALL •SE•R•Vl-C•E--•I CHILD SUPPORT DECJt fENCES BANDY llAN 3710 JIWELltY 3784 LIMOUSINE PAINTING 3858 PET
3538 COATING 3570 •DECKS 3115 SEIVICES 3814 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSEIVICES DIRECTORY Mii FIX IT Small GOLD PLATING liiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiil eW.P. YOUNGQUl•T 3870 COVEllNGS 3132 ------··•I Specialized In localing STOP O•ck Leak• •F•Nc•a GAT•S• houeehold appliance Emble me·Fawcett• GOLDKIYUllOUllNI PelnUne C9ntreotor Pet'sonallud Pet Car• & collec11ng 1uppor1 waterproof coating• MW/f191.,.,... ,.,..... repair. & handyman Ofd Jew.try, etc. W• New cara·w••kday Oual, palndng by profla K•nnel altematlve, No from delinquent par-deck•, a1alre Oual. Redwood• L#578806 _chor __ e_,•_· _55_7_·_21_se___ come to you. &46-1831 •peclala. Stocked bar Ucl602098. lnl. atrHI or worry. Uc,
CuetemW•I....._, atrlpplne/P•lntlne
No job too 1malll 5" Off w/ad 873-2~37 BUSINESS ent cac 217·8238 worl<. L4'587430 Fr.. Jim Whyt• 642·7208 Plumblng/eleotrlo Wiiiiam Harold J•w•l•re 722·•ff• TCP 7280 FIN fft. '45-3305 lnl'. Rafi 873-7184
OPPORTtJNITIES 3487 ---------E1t. Beet I 722-8789 •Wood Fenoo•• eprinklerl/c.illng fan1. Watch & jewelry repair 21 fra Qualltw Painting we gate ehould hang
i &iiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~·he hllAlng tn1tall/R•palr. Fr•• Antique/Fine Jew•try ,_M_O_VIN __ G ___ 3_8_3_4_ PLUS touch u P • --------logether. Strip, ln1tall, CLEANING edll\lleL Low prlcle. Uc'd Ell. Weter H .. tora ~/Mll.'ndl 873.0389 murals. Richard Sinor PLUMBING 3890 advice to the crazy. Jewelry Rep-PT home/ SEJVICES 354 9 DOOlS 3580 MY.uge eon.. t74-630l Total prlc:ft lnstanod Uc 2806"44 &45-3209 833-7172 anytime
ofc ehow1. E·Z 1800-30 gal $259-40 ael PUBLIC NOTICE QUALITY CAR• TH• LOCAL PLUMaU
S2500 mo. Ground fir iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim An experienced S27SMSO gal 1329 mCBEN The Calif. Public Utlll· ~o yrs ellp. Quall~ tlnct 1847 .. Wllll i m ---------
opp. It'• funl 723-4446 •WINDOW CLEANING• dependable door FLOOl INSTALL 241-0137 pgr211-1181 UPAIR 3788 tiff Comml .. lon RE· workmanehlp, fair Blrigtl1 Co.·W• are ae Chancea ate
FREE ESTIMATES hanger. Ouar w0tk, REPAIRS 3120 Semi ,..Ur.cl contractor. QUIRES that all uled prlcH &45-2417 Ron cloa• u your phone. you will ftnd CARE GIVER 3501 297-8081 David reas. Don 521-3910 Rpra, lmprvmnta, aml Palntlng/Stalnlng/N•w houuhold good• •mer•ld P81ntlng L#478000 875-9304 What you need
lap'd 24 HA caregiver avall, local refs, Non/
tlrlnk•r, 1mol<er.
~5o~:~~PL=~: •. DRIVEWAYS 3585 vtnwt, hllntwood re:-.~~~~~· ~.::~;~-:~1i!'t, ~~;J.r~~n~~~~ ~~f.~:'~, E~~i,~7 ~°! o'! cp~~·; at the price
C II ytl •• 1 Cet'&mlc, marble, aub -7 llmoa end cheuffeurs •xp FrH .. , 751 2039 you want to pay a •n m• . ..,.., a floor repair, carpet -• plumbing ervc. S & S
• 241-0531 • LIKE-NU CONCRl!TE Uc. Bond 843-aNJI BAUUNG 3720 print their T.C.P. num· KOLMAN PAINTING Plumbing 83e-e942 when you read
• c::> 873-7048 c::> • ber In all ectvertl.. Im/Ext Qua1 WOfk Ca.ulfled New proc:.aa remove 1.ANDSCAPI • menta. If you have a R•u pilcee Plumltlng Repelre &
--------CONCRETE • olVNlt •tains c~ FUllOTVU H•ullng Junk, A~ ULWR CJUtl 3808 quest.Ion about tN ... Bond/In• . alnce '78 Oreln• CIHr•d from dally
,.•DD!NTRY 3510 MASONRY 3557 rpr Fr" Eat 7~27 ••••ntl! 3•22 anoee, Yard ca.an.up, gallty of a mover, llmo L4'51IS17 FrH E1i 15.50. All ,fl•turH In __ .... 14......,1· .... H ....... n..-... __
1-.n&•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _...AUWI u Etc. Call Mike or chauffeur, call: M8.eC>33 24h,. 1tallecl. Steve 1 645-8298 EL!CTl.ICAL Me-Uet ..... Y•rd M•lnt. Public UtllltlH
A to Z HANDYMAN * ltat Price/Quality 3810 C................... .IUNK Te The DUMP LewMT CIMnupe, Commlselon P~~::::!~~~ _1_00_P_IN_G ___ 3_9_1_0 INSTA&..LAIEFACE CABlNETS Undlcapt, brldt. ltonl Wood, wtctcw, uphota, (7 t4-.... t&aat Treo ,._......_J Lt1 ___ 1_1_4-_55H __ 15_1 __
f<ltchenl, bathe, doors, JTConctttt MJ.Olli Aot •1ootrtoe1 work etc. FREE pickup • WE'LL haul aweyWhet Haul"'9•7 ... a48 a.,,On Mowtne man, old·faehloned ••••••••• windows. Doug 648-7258 Locel Uc. ooneractor d-'"-' M*•taaa .... T h x= -===, __. Lo.._..t. St--, ,,.,0f. pride In workman•hlp. ••dler ll-ftn•Uo • -..------,---~=~=~•Brick, Block, Stone, Tll• Quick A~• M l ---,.. u-,.. Manwon'tl ----._ ... ecpng ..... ---... MIR• A CARPINTaR Cone Patio Ort-ay .. , .. Ell 7......,.2 • lnigetlon, TrUnmlng XLNT rep. 1 hr min. 11)1. T • Dou9tae P•lntln9 ln1. 8pec:lal1H comm. Addltl /A d•I • I .... r • -• R9mOVall Clean-T18785t. V/MC 731·2158 Fln••t qualf(y painting r•roof/repalt. 25 yre. FlrerJ:t!r1~'::a1r1~ Fplc, BBOe. Ref. 20 Yr RL•CntlCIAN BUDY MAN 3710 ID!Al.TB, l!AUTY upa • Malm: St. Uc. ---------1 In the beach area. tn1 •FREE EST 875-5095
.Jerry Me-7840 Exp. Terry ••7·7•M Uc.nM 11'2331oe.c10. • PITN!S$ 3740 11'598025, 8904t09 N..VctNn. L,,811332 Alliiih· Remod. Door• • C•m•nt/brlc1CJ1tone~ll• Smell Job•, malnt and M••M ..... ,,.,.,.._ trrlgellon, drlpllnH, Y:::oryu••D9()9..4P ... ~NTIN1Qo _IWU. ___ ES_T_A_TB __ _
...; Cltllnttl INcCO 'a dty-drvwy alab 12.50/•q ft repalra, 548-6203 Pelnt-c.pentry-...._ ......_ ftereonal petlo design, ,,..., -~ -
Mil tenc.. Q,i" tic Uc •tamped concrete Ofywall and morel Tralnet planting, tawne. 527· lot/Ext, Quality w0tk. SPECIALIST 3111
-..... L..-t4a.OHJ L#641&58 e 831-4310 ...... 111• G•,. M ... 277 1 el.u.rn outdoor 1087 or 3tCM3e.o289 Guaranteed Lll'878841 •••••••• I _, .• ...,... ......... ....., . • aurv v t•chnlqu•a. FREE EST M ... ao• --------r••• 3811 C•rpentry • roofing, iOyra 9ICP H7~90 • ------•--•r Repr•Hnt Negotiate _C_B_ILD __ ,. ____ e _3_5_3_•, CONTUCTOIS -~~.'"!:a...~.·!!!·. . ;;;'~. naco PAINTING Problem RHOlutlon ~ v ·-_. .. ft.. -, .... __ I " ........ " A W.U.-tterlne or •uv-r •·o .. .,, M••k 3558 .................. ~.Jlml4M4M DISDVCD01'3780 ·-c.1;.r:;;:-L#M3198 14;"1te9~M
Pormer t .. oher iiiiil&•••••• CPA ~OllG M-evt Co•p .. ii preiifti I
CPR certlfled~reat Locel Uc aovr up 14~....... malnt.cu.tom paAnUng Preoer• 10 .... on ,.. tit ..,.., On the move? .....
home environment. Smell Job•, big Jobi KerMm drywall~erpentry IAT w(PAT O'OOWO =ye~ : ~,!',~!N~ TILi 3921
Call Hayt-v 444-1814 Quick r•aponae. TRADE ptum~.coo •• Author Conaultant W..ai ~. Sell 'your extra Ing. ~ .....
Why play Hlcle 'N Ft" Eet. 850-7042 Cal Rlclc 111-41&41 Leoturer. lrvlne • Tllll • houllhold loCMdng. ....:C. hea "--c,..u.. IMe
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f'2-M71. COY«• ell your Medal Ml ... 78 •114-1111• c1 .. 1•111 e• -n14'J9 L-1!Ualll!!ll5L_I Ma ••Tl attow••· Yawa• ··~lllllllil!l•[ll