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1994-12-07 - Orange Coast Pilot
f THE.NEWPORT BEACH • • Our fair weather 1s coming back a little bit at a time. PAll'ILY Today, we will have '~1 a!J.u l some morning douds, scattered clouds this afternoon and clear and sta rry skies tonight. Stt Weather, Page 2 Winner of California Ne,wspap er Publishers Association's General ~xcellence Award for 1993 · Ban'6'uptcY bl~ngs .IUrthlr .un~ertainty . .. . ' .... County's filing leaves local leaders concerned about investments. Both cities have been assessing the sratus of their investments since the county's announcement last week that the $20 billion county investment pool had suf- fered a $1.5 billidtl loss due to in- terest rate increases. With $3 mil- lion .and $1.6 million i1wcstcd in the pool respectively, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach represent small portions of the pool. officials were still unsure -bow' this would affect their funds. 0 INSIDI BY EVAN HENERSON, SYAFl' Wutn. "It's obvious that the Orange County' case will create new law," ,. Newport Beach Mayor' John Hedg- es said Tuesday night. "There will be a lot of sorting out over th1e next few days." __ School, water districts take diHer~nt paths Although former budget Now, school trustees have pJanoed a speciaJ board meeting Friday to decide '"hat to do ne).t. see st<1ry, page 4 0 ' of their 1n"e~ents, officials from the Mes.1 ConsnlidateO Watei Oisttict v.ere able lo heave a collecti\.e sigh of relief. As @uoiy officials announced their intent to file Chapter 9 bank- ruptcy Tuesday, officials from the cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa hastened to ass ure residents that administrators are· concerned but nol panicked. . With the startling confinnation Tue'sday afternoon that the county intended to file bankruptcy, city Meanwhile, officials in the Ncw- pon-¥esa Unified School District were also tryi.ng to assess what the bankruptcy means for the district, which has $80 million invested in ... aANKllUPTCY/P••• a _direcior embezzlec:UA million just two years earlier, Newport-Mesa school officials were encouraged by an investment firm to borrow $47 ·million. While a number of coun1y agencies are pondering the future Unlike rnJny others, they had no funds inv~led in the pool. see story, page s Because It'• there: Ung Nguyen scales the rock wall at Little Corona Beach. Called "the Beach" by climbing enthusiasts, this Armpd rapist attacks woman in Costa Mesa ., .... Victim, 2.9, was also robbed by suspect Saturday while at board and care facility . COST A MESA -A 29-year-old woman was raped and robbed at gunpoint early Saturday after her assailant slipped through o first-floor window at the board and care facility where she worked as a caretaker. Shortly after 2 a.m., the man apparently pried open _a window to an unoccupied bedroom at the facility, located in the 2500 block of Christopher Lane in Costa Mesa. Proposal to ·hike -~hotel-tax GOUid boost tourism in Costa Mesa ~ Businesses backing plan get support to form spec ial district to focus efforts on bri nging more people to ci ty. BY TINA BOR.C.ATTA, S1AH \\·1,11111 ' COSTA ~tl:SA -Mefobcr:. ol the local lvumm inJu~try "JOI h> put Coi.tJ M )J on the n Jp, and the) sa) tlic C'>tJbh:.hmcnt of a llu~1ne:.:. Im;.>ro\e· ment Di·Mict I'> the way 10 do 11 On Monda}. a grnup of le;u.ling ho1d m:rnagcri. \\On initiJI ~upport lrom the C'tt) Coun 11 111 forming a 'Pl!_£1JI Uhlm:t to fo1.u'l 1t .. clfurb .un prumu1ion a1.d to1.1. ,m, UnJ1.r the prl r >S I. Ll ... Cll)•\\u J 11 ... 111u1e a 1 C:( h1J...e of its CUrr1. ll U un:o \. ll oc, up I y tJ.\, a bed la.\ that hotd.,, PJ} tor c.;J ... h gu .. ,t O•o~.: fund:. \\OulJ then be paid to the dbtr1;;1 10 tund pr\>motional ef. forts lil-..c JJ\crt1smg anJ SJ 1.d I H.nt:. And, the gem.~ral m:in.igc1:. trom :.e\en of the ci1)"s lcad111g ho1els -mcl ding the West111 Svuth Coast Pl..izJ, tl.e Co:. a l\ksa M.imou anJ the W)ndham Garden Hotel -sa\ 11's a t;i.\ "-Orth pa)- mg. It Y.aS at their requei.t that 1he cit} consiJer 1hc. action. "We have been \\Ork.111g \cry closely "'ilh c11y litJff on 1h1s," said Wa)ne Bod1ngton, generill manager ol the Westin South CoasJ Plaza. "ll's the op111ion of the hotel 111du:.tf) that a s1rong dlort '' rc-i~irc.:J to promote 1ounsm in C0'>ll ~k J 'lhe tit\' i:. not \\l!tl J...lli..>\\n OUl:>Jde of S0uthcrn CJhlorr.1J. co~t.l ~k~J I'> U\a hJJO\\CJ b) other surrounding c111c., like Nc\\pOrl 13e:i h Hun ungton lk.idi. II"\ 111c. Anaheim .. \\ c thin I-.. 11 's a "1~e 1m cstm.:nt in thc futur~:· c.11uT P. tuucH 'DAILT P1Lor learning wall is favored by many who devote a significant part of their life to boulder climbing. · \\ ith a current bed t.i.\ ol o'C. the Cll\-1~ assc:.~ menl 1s the lu\\Clil among ncighbvm g c111e~. A'- corJ111g to 13uJ1115t0n. the propo)cd l 'C m1.rcase \\uuldn't chani;c 'that PILI PROTO See HOTILS/P•t• 4 Newport's Cox becomes highest ranking Californian in Congress ~ Representative voted to head House Republican Policy Committee . NEWPORT BEACH -Rep. Chris Cox was overwhelmingly approved Tuesday as the new • chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee, becoming the highest ranking Californian in Congress. Cox, whose district takes in Newport Beach and much of South County, is the first Orange County congressional member in recent hbtory to hold a leadership post. I Rules Comn1iuce Chair man Jeri"\> Solomon (R-New '\ 01 k}-anJ oth~r) fur his intellect ;ind lcgi!>la11ve abilities. "The Republican Party \\On its m3jorit) in Congres in :i clear~ut fight vn the b5ues," Co\ said in ha s acccp1ance pcc1.h "And ~1 mar~ the true beginning of a ne\\ era 111 Amenc:in domestic affairs -the hr~t to d.iwn since 1933." Cox said his colleague~· ta\k ~111 be to "cut the federal government down to ize so 1hat the indhidu:il i m:istcr .. AnJ our goal Y.111 be no less lh..an to change the \\Orld.' • I le then found hi way into the living room, where the unidentified woman was lying on a couch. Chris Cox Is the highest ranking Californian in Congress. Cox wns elected to the post on a Hou~c \Ote of 148-77, the most decisive of any vote in 1he contested GOP leadership election. In nominating speeches, Cox was praised by Co\ has been men11oncJ frequent!) as a likely prosp~ct for higher o(facc anJ had considered a run for L'.S. s,nJtc until SillltJ Barbara Congrcssm..an Mike Hufl 1ngton jumped tnto the con test. Police said the suspect, whose face was partially covered, first threatened her with a gun and dem:inded money. She gave him some cash, and then he ordered her iato the garage, where he seX"uaUy assaulted her. The man then left the facility though a ga- rage door without disturblftg any of the res- idents. Police described the suspect as a black man in his early 30s, about S-feet-10 and 180 pounds. He wore black pants, a black shirt and black jacket. Costa Mesa police oCfacials were slow in releasing detail regardina the assault. Ac- cordioa to police Sat. Tom Boylan. investi- gators routinely withhold wch information for a ·brief period to ensure the safety ot the victim. "But, I don't know why there wu lliU a hold placed on this (cue),'' Boylan uld Tuesday. 0 1 think It wu a aituatloa where the ri&ht hand didn't le.now what the lef't haad was doing." J LOCALS ONLY Entry forms and competition books are now available for the 1995 Youth Expo competitions, scheduled for May 5-7 at the Orange County fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. The 16th annual Youth Expo will host a myriad of competitions, Including ~udent and class projects, a talent show, a jazz festivar, the Orange County Science and Engineering fair, 4-H pro;ects, speciaf contmts and <>mer events. With m<n than S 10,000 in total prize money available, . preschoolers through high school students in Orange County can exhibit in the school projects competition in areas of creative writing, fine arts, science projects and social studies projects. The talent search is open to youtfts aRt'd S through 18 enrolledln an Orange County school. The jazz festlv•I is open to all official Oranae County junior hidl and high school jazz ~. lnt.ry forms.,. due at the fair by .. :30 p.m .• Feb. 17. To receive entry forms and competition boob. all 7~f AIR. aUTMT JOa llAltCH llMINAR ON TH I COYIR ·. . The painting on top of page 1 i~ by local .artist Marie Taggart (546-0784). "How to Look for a Job In Today's Clanged Workpl .. ce" is the tile o( a free 7 p.m. seminar today al the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avoado Ave. The sem1nJr \\-111 COH~r r~ume preparJtJOn, letter writing str.itegie! and intel'\1ew1ng techniques. (311 -----,--.----- 717-3800 for more · · INDIX information. Almanac .•.•....••..........••.••. 2 ........ Classified .......................... 9 Jerry Kobrin ....................... 3 Police Fales ........................ 2 BUSINESS FAX 631-5902 NEWS FAX . 6 .. 6-4170 Spc>rt.s ••••·••••••••••••••••••·•·••••• 6 CLASSIFIED 642-5678 HOTLINE Wei,ll'ler .................. , ......... J NEWSROOM 540-1224 SPORTS 642~330 I If 1 ' '• I Wedneaday, December 7, 1114 LOCALS ONLY CrrY EDITOR UUS YOJtOI, 540-122'4, cxt. 361 llllLOT ......... •&1111CK HIMMONI Hiii An up·and·coming kayaker currently training in Newport Beach for the 1996 Olympic Games. As a newly inaugurated U.S. ciliien, Hemmons, who lives in CQsta Mesa, is looking forward to representing his adopted country. "It is the ultimate goal to represent your counuy at the .Olympics,'' he said .. PADDLI POWIR Hemmons, now 30, started kayaking at the ake of 14 in his birthplace of South Africa. A lifeguard in 59uth Africa, Hemmons learned kayaking as ·a part of his training and was hooked. "On.any-.. given day the ocean isn't flat like a ~wimming pool, (kayaking) is very exciting," he said. "h's just been my sport forever and I love doing it." Hcmmons .began racing against fellow lifeguards during the offseason, and soon dominated races across South Africa. Yet because of political problems and sanctions against his country, he was not allowed to compete outside its borders. NEW HOME, NEW WIFI, NEW UFI Hemmons decided to tour the United States in 1986 and he fell in love with the Newport Beach area and a woman named DcAnne. He and DeAnne were married in 1987 and the two have been training together ever since, at the Newport Aquatic Center. store for 20 hours a week while getting paid for a 40-bour week. DeAnne, who is also training for the 1996 Olympic· got into kayaking because.. of her husband. "She was kind of tired of me being away all the time," Hcmmons said. "It's pretty nice having someone to train with." The two are out in their boats for a couple hours every morning and back in them every afternoon, with weight training in between. They train an average of five hours per duy, leaving little •time to earn a living. "You pretty much get to choose the hours and they let me have time off for racing and competing." Patrick said. "If I didn't have The Home Depot sponsor I wouldn't be able to (train for the Olympics)." A KAYAIC.llt'I DRIAM Participating in various kayaking contests is a vital part of Hemmons' training. Hcu1mons was chosen to become one of 28 athletes involved in The Home Depot's Olympic Job Opportunity Program. With.the company's hc:lp, Patrick is able to work at the hardware chaiq's Santa Ana Over lhe past year, he took ·first place in the 1,000-meter event at the U.S. Olympic Festival and the U.S. national · · • BIRTHS • Frank Reed and IJsa Greiwe, Costa Mesa, Most recent births in Newport Beacb and Co~tu Mesa. . ST. JOSIPH HOSPITAL ' · boy . •John and Sbanoon Jakosky, Balboa, girl NOY. 17 • James and Lori Bkkd, Costa Mesa, boy NOV. 7 • f\lichacl and Su:c.,unne Brown, Costa Mesa, boy • • Glenn and Nickle Fnok. Costa Mesa, boy NOV. 11 NOV: 27 • Robert Christopher Cnroey and Donna Muurccu Douglas, Costa Mesa, boy HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NOV. 7 • Erik and Gladis Vance, Costa Mesa, girl NOY. 19 • William aod Davita Mclnroe, Newport Beach, girl IU.SINIU UCINSU • Carlos and Susan Alvidrez, Costa Mesa, girl NOV. 10 • R:indall and Donna Baker, Costa Mesa, boy New busillas Uttast laformatloo ttported by tbt cillu of Co1i. Mes• .ad Newport Beacb. COITAMUA NOV. 11 • Paul and Christine Hosea, Corona del Mor, girl •Jame• Fllk olWyldrides, at 1835 Wh illicr Ave. • Phillip and Laurie Sllwoski, Newport Ocach, girl •Julie SddJ&hudtb of PeotJum ConsultJo1 Group, at 514 Bernard St. NOV. 12 •Joann GuUtru of Jaod LS Tasy Hot Dop, at 2750 Bristol St. • Gerald and Heather Souza, Newport Deach, boy •Laun SulUvu of SWllvao Income Tu/ Bookkttpias, at 694 W. 19th St. •Jeffrey and Da"'na Feriusoo, Costa Me~ boy • Norberto Madas of Netcom, at 2ns Mesa Verde Drive. • Eugene and Deborah Meeks, Costa Mesa, girl NOV. 13 DIATHI • Chrls1ophcr and Llsa 'Price, Costa Mesa. boy • Kendall ond Jennifer Stecbao11oer, Costa Most ttttat deaths as nportttl to tbt Ort1ap Count;r Rttonltr'1 Omce. Mesa, boy " NOV. 14 COITAMUA • Graydon OUvcr, 64, Oct. 28. •John Mearns and Cynthia Best, Costa Mesa, boy • Mary Duffy, 64, Nov. 6. • Georse Pimtr, 75, Nov. 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' ...... .. charnpiorlships, as well as second place in the 500-meter event at the national championships. He now trains for the Olympic trials in ·February 1996 with much anJicipation. Hemmons describes Newport Beach as ·a great place to kayak, although he does miss bis native land. Newport actually very much reminds him of South Africa. "California about 50 o.r 60 years ago -that's pretty much what it is like there. The weather is about the same, a lot of the beac:bes are the same," he said. · "You never know what is going to hapP.,Cil there from day to day, though. It is a lot more stable here." ALMANAC • ConstJlnce Reiff, 52, Nov. 4. • Vir&J"ia Clark, 93, Nov. 3. • Mar&aret Garnaus, 79, Oct. 31. • Htlto Hodges, 86, Oct. 3 l. UOALCLAIMS Claims tor damages aga/ast tbe city rt}ectttl by tbt city manager this moatb. NIWPORT llACH • RJcbard Crover/Farmers Insurance Exchange, alleging city refuse truck ti3cked into right side of passenger vehicle at Balboa Pavilion on ~pt. 4. •Samuel S. Hathawny, alleging property d:unage at 208 ~ 4lst St. as a result of a water main bre3k at River Avenue between 4lsl and 42nd streets on Nov. 20. •Willard P. KJng Jr., alleging personal injuries as a result of falling while in-line skating near Jamboree and Bayview Ro3ds on Aug. 22. claiming that the condition of the pathway caused serious personal injuries. •Billie Kuaold, alleging city Police Department damaged door to residence ar 300 W. Coast Highway, .Bayside Village on Nov. 6 in order to gain entrance. Seeking reimbursement of $65 for repair. •Terry McKeozie, allefing city employees moved electrical conduit when they ran a new sewer along Oiff Drive above Pacific Coast Highway without permission al 1501 Kings Road on Aug. 31 . Seeking reimbursement of $275. • Oranae County Trauportatloo Agency, alleging city vehicle involved in accident on Oct. 18. Seeking damages of $366.24. •Jerry and Marile Schubert. alleging city lrec roots caused damage to water line at 53 Montecito Drive on Sept. 20. •Southern Callforula Gu Com'811Y• alleging back hoc operator for city damaged property at 3216 Ocean Ave., Corona del Mar, on Sept. 30. WIATHI• TIMPIUTUau duff foot Newport lk.:h southwest •well. 62/53 Lowmomlna lalboa cloud•, IQUered 62/53 doud• by Cotta Mesa aftemoon, mostly 64150 dear tonlgflL CoroM del Mar 63/SO nou TODAY auu •oa1can flnt hl&h 12:57 a.m ........ 4.2 LOCATION SIU f1nt low 6:01 a .. m .......... 1.3 • Wedge 1·1 w Sealnd hl&h • Newport 1·2 w llKldes 1·1 w 11 :SJ a.m ........ 5.0 IMt Jetty 1·1 w Sealnd low CdM 1·2 w 7:04 p.m .......... 0.0 THUUOAY flrathlsh aoan11• l :OO a.nt. ......... 4.) ~to flrat low .....-.eo10 7:U a.nt. ......... 2.A Mott aw. •onlln .. Sec.'OM Mp .......... ftOt'thwest 1:0t , ... -··-·•.J ,, ... by Second low ....... th,.. foot 1:5' P·"'·-·-··o.s .............. w ... ....,,.1st ' Hemmons plaits to stay in the Newport-Mesa area after the Olympics and. hopes to start a family here. He would like to continue participating in the local races and stay on with The Home Depot. But hiS' most pertinent plan immediately after the Olympics is to "save up money and actually go on a holiday," he said. · "We haven't had one in five d'r six years." · Story· by Emilie KDrrlck, photo by Marc Martin If you know someone who would mnke an interesting Pilot Person, en/I our Readers Hotline at 642-6086. Remember to leave your name and phone number. Thanks! •Southern California -Gas Company, alleging.city crew punctured its service whale working on a sewer at 3328 Ocean Dlvd. on Oct. 7. e Pamala Steadman, alleging she was struck by quaqricycle while on roller skat~:r on 514 W. Oceaofro.nt on May 29 causing personal injur~s. • Christine Von Dyle, 3lleging Police Department broke bedroom window on Nov. 3 at 15.60 Placentia Ave. whi le no one was home. Seeking reimbursement of $77. • Farmers Insurance Group/Jacquely Dillman all eging her rear wheel was damaged by open manhole cover on Sept. 27 on Polaris Drive, 222 feet short of North Star Lane. MAJtRIAGU !tfost iuenl marriages as rtportcd to the Or11age County Recorder's OIIice. COSTAMISA • Mallas MeodoJ.a Lopu married Yolanda Molina Aguierre. on Nov. 10 in Santa Ana. • Beajamln Forbes married Michelle Allen , on Nov. 12 in Santa Ana. •Mark Keith married Jessie Smith, on Nov. 12 in Fullerton. • Antonio JaureguJ Barbn married Esperanu GooJ.aleJ., on Nov. 11 in Anaheim. •Michael Harder m3rried Julie Cassler, on Nov. 12 in San Pedro. NIWPOIT HACH •Brian Pottu married Unda Bosch, on Oct. IS in Santa Ana. • P.tary De Coursty muried Jeffrey Fields, on Nov. 5 in Santa Ana. · • Jamu Orclup married Bllltc Johnson, on Nov. 10 in Santa Ana. • Bntet Cannady manicd M&rtha Sanchn, on NCN. 12 in Newport Beach. •David Smith married Cbrbty Good, on Nov. 11 in Irvine. Appeal delays acdon against • coastal Inn ~While motel doesn't have to close yet, owner still facing numerous problems~ COSTA MESA -The owner of the problem·plagued Coastal Inn motel filed an appeal lhat puts a hold on a recent Planning Com- missio.n order to shut .down opera. tions, but 1he owner's troubles arc still for from over. · While inspecting the lodgings at 2374 Newp,ort Blvd. on Monday, city building officials found numer- ous problems that remain at the property "'-the most glaring of which was sign.s of insect infesta· tion. "The evidence was very visible," said city building supervisor Tony C'De Baca. "While an inspector was checking to sec if a smoke de· . tector was in working order, the cover popped off .and a bunch .of insects fell out." CDe Baca said the inspector~ also found that a temperature re- lief valve on a water heater th at supplies hot water to "a large number of units" was malfunction· ing, creating a potential for dan· ger. So, inspectors issued an order prohibiting -its use pending repair and reinspection. The city also ordered repairs to the parking lot,. a project which the owner, Suresh Sheth, initially said he could not afford. Last week. Shcth's attorney, Thomas · · Tedesco, said he. hoped to reach a compromise with the city on that matter. Meanwhile, the manigers of the property on Friday began moving tenants -most of whom live at the motel -out of two problem ,buildings into a newer building that has been cleared by the city: Some residents made the move, while others chose to find other lodgings. "We were going ro move out anyway; this just sp~eded it up a liule bi1," said one man who had beeu staying at the property with his family for a little more than a week. For years, 11eighbors living near the property have complained thot some Coastal Inn tenants havi; been involved in prostitution and drug activity. 0Although Sheth claims those tenants have since been evicted, police are still called to th e property to handle va rioui. problems. Dut, 1he owner's problem!. reached a boiling point earlier thi!. yea r, when a group of residcnb launched a rent strike, complain· ing of substandard living con· ditions. Their action captured the attention of city building inspcc· tors, who in May slapped Sheth with more than 1,000 cod~ viola- tion. Since then, the city has kept a watchful eye on improvement ef· forts. While many improvement!. hiwe been made, a number of other repairs have yet to be com· pleted. "What we wou ld like to see (Sheth) do is correct the prob· lems," said C'De Baca. "We're looking for compliance, not to shut the place down entfrely." IUU UPORT POLICI FILU A 1lplriant nor1hwest tllftll Is due aJon1 the CaUfomlal ~st this wttk from a 'l'"Jor Al.uu storm. Most of the swell enffgy wUI be focused on the outer cou\I of Wuhlngton and Orqon, bul there ./.:"".. could still be tin.bit swells al the prominent notthWfft bttab on loc.tl beadw. A New 2.Hbnd •torm Mil ... ut a model• soualtwut bllP by the WNMnd, and Anl.ardka .. .... couJd send • *'--of SCMlt.h and soultV .SOUChwfttpulMtthi• ..... '°' dally 14111 r.,orts and foNc.uta, all (900) 91WUU. TM ult co.b s' .so ..... any pofl£ble .... COITA MUA $3,700. JJOO block or Otar Street: A woman left her purse at ~work stolion In o hai~ salon while she was havin& her huir shampooed. When she laler. reachcd Into her bag to p:iy her bill, she discovered her wiallct, which contnincd Sl,070 in cosh was missina. lJOO block oC Adam.I Aurtk: Someone smashed a window on a Honda Accocd and stole a pull-ou1 stereo worth about $300. lOO block ot West Wlboe Strfft: A buraw pried open 1ho trunk or a Toyota Camry and stoic a set of aolf dubs. an alarm syitcm and a tool box. The items were valued ar more than 100 block of Wtst Wllsoo Slrttt: Someone pried open the trunk of ia Chevy Malibu ood stoic a floor jack and tools worth $90. NIWPOaT 81ACN 1400 block ot Superior Avnut: Someone fOI in10 a praac, possibly by cuttin& the lock on the \Joor, and took $1,120 worth of pcrsonol bc:lon&i•, lncludina a bk:ydc, toolbox wilh tools, aurlboard, clothina. ind an old·stylc Oennan Oaa. a police rcpon said: 40tblockol~ Conu•t Mar. Unknown ""PCCU stoic S802 worth o( jewelry from a residence . , Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot .. cargo Rights may begin within week at alrpori ..,. UPS ready to start service at John Wayne now that supervisors have given final approval. The board and FAA approvals complete a multi-year battle waged between carrien, the coun· ty and neighboring cities. Cities in close proximity to John Wayne Airport have fought for managed airport growth, objecting to poten· Bv Ev AN HBi"UHlSON, Sr"'' WaJTaa tial noise increases caused by the United Parcel Service will have addition of cargo flights. · h Representatives from the coun· ovem1g t air service to and from ty's business community havff ar· John Wayne Airport in time for gucd that the lack of adequate the holidays while Federal Express overnight delivery capabilities has cargo flights will likely begin 'in made businesses less able to com· April. "th th · te rts in Aeling with the knowledge that pcte wi cir coun rpa other counties. both the Federal Aviation Admin· The city of Newport Beach as btration and the Newport Beach well as. advocacy groups such as City Council had given their finl\1 Stop Polluting Our Newport and ap~roval the day before, the Or· the Airpor• Workil1g Oroup bat· ange County Board of Supervisors tied the addition of cargo flights to voted to amend the access plan to the point of considering litigating John Wayne Airport, thereby al· the proposal's envjronmentaJ im· lowing limited cargo flights out of pact report. the airport. The unanimous vote' Wilh the November passage of came during the boar<t's regularly-Measure A, however, and after re· scheduled hearing Tues$y. _ ~iving assurance from the FAA For the next two years, UPS will that a 1985 John Wayne Settle· be allowed to operate one cargo ment Agreement signed by the , flight to and from John Wayne per three agencies would remain valid, day. The plane will arrive at ap· Newport Beach City leaders de- proximate}y 4: 15 p.m. and depart cided to tentatively accept the three hours later. Federal ~press changes. will have a similar arrangement. Newport Beach gave its support The total number of annual cargo w1th the understanding that the flights will ultimately reach 275. county will make a good faith cf· Officials from UPS, which first fort to implement Measure A - applied to bring air cargo flights converting the Marine Corps Air into Orange County more than six StatiQn, El Toro to a commercial-> years ago, indicated a desire to airport -over the next two_years start service immediately. so that cargo delivery can ulli· "We Invite )OU out to the air· mately be moved to El Toro. port at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon The county has alsb agreed not "hen a spanking new 757 will be to expand any of the airport run· . landing at John Wa)'ne Airport," ways during that time. ,.... UPS Special Aviation Counsel The city was unwilling to agree David Vaughh told the supervisors to the amendmenLS witho4t the duri.ng the public hearing. FAA approval of the plan. Once But Airpori Director Jan Mit· that approval came through, the tcrmeier, while acknowledging that city gave its blessings; SPON and the commencement of cargo flights the Airport Working Group are was imminent; said fin al paper· expected to follow suit. work would prevent the shipping "The FAA letter satisfies our company from moving that quickJy. need,'.' said Newport Beach City " "UPS may have been a little Attorney Bob Bur_nham. ")'hat's ambitious," said Mittermeir. "I ex-about the most we're going to peel they'll be in within a week." 'get." · ,I ''-':!~~~ ~ ~~~ ~~~ Spectacular ; Moving· Sale ~ 723-4490 ~ 20iEl70%0FF: Entire Stock ... Including Holiday Merchandise. ~ We Are Moving ••• Dec. 24 Across the street to our New Women's Clothing Store MAGASIN 209 Christmas Blend is Back! 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However, friendly poker games are-still allowed under two conditions: (1) the host must occupy two clfairs, and (2) said host must be permitted to rake RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. ... , .... c..i-... 1122 -llll~ CISTA •SA-541·115' DAILY SPECIALS MON· Carpet Express (19.95) TUES· Express Detail (24.95) WED . Women5 Day* (2.00 off) THUR· Men's Day* (2.00 off) • bcludts 8a1k W01h HOURS : 8-Dusk 7 days 1200 W. P.C.H., NB 631 -0161 in an occasional pot. • Spcakina or naughty activities, a seagoing friend of mine phoned all the way from Cabo San Lucas to voice his prcCerencc for our Beloved Rams in Sunday's encounter with the New Orleans Saints. He should've saved his money (refc:rring, of course, to the $30-per-minule call), but don't bother to form a committee and organize a benefit on his behalf. •Another much-appreciated friend is onetime investigative reporter Fra~ Martinez, who was smart enough to abandon journalism and launch the Newport Beach Tamale Co. Thanks to Frank's weekly deliveri~ (of the cheese and jalapeno variety), a little life can be sustained on the spicy side. As Fran~ is fond of saying, tamale is another day, but he can be forgiven for that. •One of the most pleasurable calls came from 11-year-old Elyse Poppers, president of the student body o! Mariners Elementary School. She's invited me to join her sixth-grade classmates for a literary tea on Friday, Dec. 16. YI Tinte & Monty 100% Sotislactio• GuarontHd Moble Service Chris Firth Wow, this promises to be a much-needed rejuvenuting experience. •And theo there was the welcome call from 80-ycar-old Alta Rowe of Huntington Beach, confirming that it was indeed her son, Gary Norbtra, who was 1hc garden-hose hero when our mansion's executive wing caught fire. It was a long way for Norberg to ride, since he re!lid es in Bishop, which must be located on the other side of San Jude. He'll be returning here Dec. 23, and I'll try to keep things under control 'til then. •Meanwhile, outside the convalescent chamber, other folks seem to be havin~ their own problems. take my longtime friend, county trea~urer Bob Citron, who's been hounded from office by short-memory types who adored his im-es1men1s when they were coming up caviar. One of my favorite comments ~mes from retired editor Jim Dean, to wit: "They shoot losing coaches, don't they?" . (As for a county supervisor attacking Citron, hey, that's like being nibbled to death by a lame duck.) •How frenzied is the med~ pursuit of Citron's investment activities? Here's a bizarre commentary: A longtime friend and fellow-Trojan, Vick Knight of Canyon Lake, received o call from The Wall Street Journal, asking about Citrop's involvement with the W, C. . Fields Fan Club! Seems that his fothcr, the late Dr. Jesse Citron, had treated the comic during his dl)ing-out period, and the - ~cporter \\JS probing for !lomething !llDister about that far-out rel:HiOn!ihip. Knight didn't even bother to re:.pond. •So \\h:lt I'm Sa)ing, dunng th1!1 period of enforced-case, is · ' th.it lots of peo~Jc ha'e lots of problems, and tlus is a good time for pcr!ipcctive purpo:.cs. As noted earlier, I feel like th:it character in "The f\!Jn Who Came to D1nncr,";ind I'm enjoying being waited upon hand •md (you should excuse the exprel>sion) foot. Jerry Kobrin's column runs Monday Dnd Wednesday. Beautiful Hair! ~~~i.tf-06 Open 1 day• • Hew aients Only MlHOf WOMEN SHORT HAJR Reg '20 w/od 115 LONG HAIR Reg '25 w/od '20 PERM & CUT Reg 165 w/od 145 WEAVE & CUT Reg 1~5 w/ad 145 * W. 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Fair officials said that Cammack impressed them wilh... ns reputation for providing a safe and family-oriented carnival. As part or the contract, the fair will ~ive 35% or the ride admissions up to St million and 25% beyond that. The fair will also earn 40% of the pre-sale carnival tickets and $200,000 a year in capital improvements. t B&B has suffered its share of public relations setbacks in recent years. In 1993, a ride operator was arrested and later convicted of molesting several girls in the casnival's haunted house. The same summer, eight people were injured during a roller-coaster ride mishap. And last summer, a worker was electrocuted. · . HOTELS ·. and motel industry to further re- j' Cine the proposal. The matter will likely come before the council again early next year. This isn't the city's first stab at such an effort. In the early 1980s, the city established a Tourism Bu- reau, appropriating $180,000 over a three-year period . to the agency. Fre• P•9• I "l really don't think it would put Costa Mesa hotels at a com- petitive disadvantage," Bodington said. "Irvine's (tax) is cµrrently 9%, and they are working on the same type of (proposal) over there, which could bring their (tax) up to 10%." Wilh close to 40 lodging proper- ties in the city, the proposed tax increase could generate as much as $380,000 per year for the dis- trict, an amount that more than covers anticipated start-up costs, according lo staff reports. Meanwhile, city staff will work with members of the local hotel But poor funding and a lack of clear-cut objectives led to the bu- reau's demise. The second effort was reared in the form of a non-profit agency - the Tourism Arts and Promotion Bureau, which raised funds Crom both the public and private sectors for a variety or activities. But, ac- . cording to a city staff report, that effort failed in part because of "overall, unrealistic expectations." l 72Q,D Santa Ana Ave C.M . 6 6,QJ37 Call the Contractors that can provide you roith all of your Landscape ancl Masonry needs. • Pcrsooallzed Designs with Complete Landscape lnstallaUons • Over 40 Years of Combined Scnicc In Oi:angc Cowity •References Throughout Orange County FARN WORTII LANDSCAPE COMP~'Y 548-5132 Uc. #4-21070 GLAS ELL MASONRY OMPANY 434-7744 Llc-.t~ COME ON ... YOU KNOW YOU NEED THOSE TEETH CLEANED . YOU REALLY DO CARING FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU OHARL•NE NAPOLITANO, DDS AND ASSOCIAT•S 1831 ORANG• AV•, SUITE D COST~ MESA MMMICMI . ••llVlllG UaTSIN COSTA 11•aA AND #Dn'OllT 8UCH Newport a.ch/C08tA U-~ Piiot • A national Investment firm convinced Newport-Mesa school trustees to borrow But wi&b the county's an· fa.seal year. The current rate ls Department of Education in n nounccment wt week or a $1.S 6.59'. IC it Jowers by hat( a point total $200 million investment deal. billion decrease in the investment to 6%, the district stands to lose AJong with the investment came ~ d' val fi 11 d b Tu $400,000 in intercsc, estimates :i $260,000 "cap'' the district ,un s ue - o owe y es-. f ' h d' I • d' bought ns protection in case in-day's news or a Chapter 9 bank-Michael me, t e 1str ct s 1rcc-terest rates dropped. This practice ruptcy -the market has chanaed tor or fiscal services. $4 7 million, with promises of quick, high returns. d · 11 This kind of loss will not aff ecl is nol unusual for large-scale in-ramatica Y· ff F' vestmcnls, Fine said. School board president Ed school programs or sta , ine . Through a verbal agreement Decker called for a closed session added. . . with the .county, the principal is meeting on Friday morning so the .'f!le d.1stnct has . a tornl of $80 guaranteed -end the cap prptects BY M.u.Y ANN H.u.MoN, SrAfr Wann board can discuss the' situation m1lhon mvest~d. wit~ l~e county. against losses that might come with bond coun'selors and financial About $~3 m1lhori is m g~ncral . Crom changing interest rates. Less than two years after their advisers. and capital . r~nd. a~counts and Tuesday afternoon, districl of- former budget director embezzled "I am very concerned," said about $47 million LS ~ an c.scrow fici:lls held a rn-ceting with all $4 milJion, Newport-Mesa school Decker, who voted against borrow-account. school principals and adminis· officials opted to borrow $47 mil-ing the $47 million. "You have to The decision to borrow $47 mil· trators to inform them of the situ· lion dn the advice of a national in-be concerned when your county lion was triggered in early 1993, ation. vestment ~rm. . • files Chapter g bankruptcy. It's im· when the brokerage firm ap· Bernd said the meeting went The firm, Rauscher, • Pierce, portant now lo monitor the situa-proached district officials · and II Refsnes, Inc., ~inted the district tion." . asked if they would be interested. w~'The ·~anagement team wa~ toward the count~'s ~wn . in· Superintendent Mac Bernd in the high-risk account, Fine said. certa inly interested in the in- vestment pool -a h1gh-nsk, high-again stressed the importance of The firm also indicated it was • formation and receptive to what yield option. Residents and critics other investors· staying with the in-. pitcl\ing the proposal to other we had to .say," h~ said. 0 They are • 'have spoken out against this move, vestment pool. ~hool diStrict clients. aware of the importan~ role they especially after the hardship of th e "One of the things that we've Advisers and bond counselors play in communicating this in- much-publicized embezzlement. been emphasizing all along is that hired by the district prepared in-Cormation to everyone involved. The Newport-Mesa Unified everyone who had funds with the formation on the deal for school They were glad we went through School District was one of four county should maintain a certain trustees to study. In June, five of it. public schQOI agencies to borrow measure of confidence and assess the seven trustees agreed to bor-"They've been getting reports money to invest in the pool. So the situation carefully before pull-row $47 million to join the Irvine from diffe rent ·publications which far, it has worked, with $1.1 mil-ing funds," Bernd said. Untried School Dislrict, North Or-were contradictory and difficult to lion in ftrst:year returns for New-In three · weeks, the county will ange County Community College interpret and they felt assured lhat port~Mesa. issue a new average rate for the District and the Orange County we explained it fully." · Christmas_ T ee Jamboree The Best NO TREE ~ OVER j ever $2698 +tax Noble Firs, Douglas Firs, Grand Firs &. Table Tops. We have twine, STAND&. . 1,LABQR ~---...,---~~-~~ FRnl r------------------------, : . SAVE ~~~:;5200 OFF : I Beautiful 20" -. 24" Noble fir Wreath I I [f CL I ] l'lnc Cones,. Holly 3. 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Holiday Hestaa Complete Caterina Services Sizzling Fajita Bar • Stro1ling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar Banquet Rooms Avai/,able in Many Locations ·Pa rty Trays To Go · Pickup An-anged at Location Nearest You For a Fiesta to Remember, Call (7/f)642-ll42 twp0rt Beach/Coata Mna Dally Piiot lesa Cballldated safely 1ut of Investment pool Y EVAN HBNEllBON AND INA Boa.GA.TIA, STAn Warnu COSTA MESA -Olficials om the Mesa Consolidated later District were able.tQ heave collective sigh or relief this week ' :ter learning the county in- :stmcnt pool had suffered a $1.5 Ilion decrease in value. . And w~ter officials probably aped their brows upon hearing uesday's news that the county ls been forced to declare Chap- 1r 9 bankruptcy to protect its as- :ts. Unlike less fortunate districts, 1e water district had no funds in- :sted in the pool and, therefore, ill suffer no loss as the county ices a financial crisis. "We're very pleased. We've een confirmed in our investment ractices," said district spokcs- oman Mary Urashima. "Conser- uive investments arc the right nd safe thing to do with the pub- c money." The majority of the district's ~nds are invested with the statc- 1anaged Local Agency Investment und ($3 million) and with the rivately-}leld Fidelity State and .ocal Government Asset Managc- 1ent Fund ($13 million), Urashi- 1a said. The $13 million in the 1anagement r~nd arc bond funds > be used for major district rojects, while the $3 million is armarked for emergency pur- oses. The bulk of the district's $114 1illion in total assets are com- rised of "property and equipment JCh as reservoirs and wells. . Although the district often had ·cquent opportunities to invest in 1e pool since its inc~ption several years ago, the district's gcneraJ manager and board of directors believed the pool represented too much of a financial risk, according to officials. . "The district has a long-standing policy of conservative investments with money which represent public funds," Urashima said. "Our three main criteria arc safety, liquidity and yield emphasis on preserva- tion of principal. The pool did not meet the first two categories.'' The water district was one of only a few county_ agencies that declined to invest in the county pool. According to board member Himk Panian, the di~trict just wasn't comfortable with the coun- ty's practice of investing in risky, hig~ield bOnds. Panian added that other agen- cies faulted the water district be- cause of its decision not to join the pool. _ · "We were teased by some of our fellow agencies for not being willing to take the risk," he said. "They couldn't understand why we didn't want to take advantage of an il\vestment opportunity where · the yield was so high. "The most important .thing is to make ·sure that the taxpayers' money is secure," he said. "That's one of the top priorities at Mesa Consolidated. And the county fund did not lend itself to wh'St we thought was a sound and secure investment." "You do get a high return. But when you get a high return like that, you have to ask what the risks are. And Mesa Consolidated decided not to take that kind of a risk." IUIM_aRW&, OC 629 lnill war. 120 • eom 1i1esa 722-0420 Mon. -Fri. 9-5. . ! 1 74 • Bankruptcy • Corporations • Wills/Trusts • Tenant/Landlord • Divorce • Much, much more fnUfo cnf n l)ncnlegol Clinics, Inc. -we accept all major credit cards -. A CHRISTMAS EVE IS SPLENDID AT Saturda~ December 24, 1994 Seatines: 5:30 -9:JO ReKrvalions Required (71') 752-8001 Entertainment By Terry Conder At The Piano .. Strolline Carolers M ENU OKMtt of ~im': P•tt du Malson Of Esoraots in Puff Putry Of Coqu1Uu St. J.trquu s.i.c1t du Ma1t0n Bdg .. n Endive with W.ltrnat In w.lnuc & Mind.rin Or•ntt ViMlamtr or Lobdtr Bltqut Choke of Entrtt: , Roast Loin of Lamb with Confil of (iarlic & Sundried ~mato in Bonttlaiw Roast Dudt with R..spbmy & Port WiM Sauce Baked Halibut with C.per & Basil Vinaigmk Toumedos ol Bftf with MUd Mushroom & M~lt Sauce CrriMlllMt Pvlf P..-ry wlh Swett Almond CNm Aourttte ChocaWt c.M wlh Whtk ChocoNtt Mou.it Celll, .. ., .,..., $ff.OO per pcnQn ... "'chld .. lWctw • 18'11 MKArthur 8MI., Irvine MecMhur & ~ nes John w.-AlftNM1 • BANKRll'TCY "We' have a diversified portfolio and we'll be able to maintain day· &o-day operation with no problems whatsoever. Costa Mesa is in good fiscal condition." ,,... .... , the county fund, more than half of which was borrowed in order to invest. Erickson credited Costa Mesa accountant John Moorlach with giving the city sound fa.seal advice and recommending the city with· draw funds from the pool. Moorlacb ran against former County Treasurcr-TaJC Collector Ro6Crt Citron in June and has in- dicated a willingness to take over the position from Citron, who re- sighed from~hc position Monday. , Newport-Mesa school board President Ed Decker called for a closed session meeting on Friday morning so the board can discuss the situation with bond counselors and financial advisers. During a closed session meeting Monday nifht, the Costa Mesa City Counci said it would proceed with the withdrawal of the $3 mil- lion the city has invested in the pool. The maneuver would be con- sidered a "normal transactiQn" • and should be processed after Dec. 17, according to Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson. In Newport Beach, city adminis- trators hired special legal counsel to advise the city during the bank- ruptcy proceedings. City Manager Kevin Murphy also said that the city has contacted other agencies and cities involved in the pool with But that request was made prior to the cOunty's &ank.ruptcy an- nouncement. · an eye toward combining legal re- sources in the future if the need arises. "We've been 'notified in writing that the transaction will be pro- cessed," Erickson said. "We ex- pect the commitment to be hon-. ored, but we don't know how the bankruptcy will change things." Since the $3 million represents a small percentage of the city's $50 million portfolio, Erickson said that Costa Mesa will have no dif- ficulty "weathering" any problems experienced by the county. Barring future updates, the city is not scheduled tQ meet again until its normally scheduled coun- cil meeting Monday. In the days ahead, the city wilt determine its legal footing with the help of fi- nanciaJ counsel Mark Winthrop. "The city will be running as it normally r1.4ns," Erickson sa~d. To date, the city has made no attempt to recover its investment. During an emergency meeting last week following the announcement, Mayor Hedges said he· believed the city should withdraw its $16 • .~Sped414,, NAILS · MANICURE • PEDICURE FRENCH MANICURE SETS ~AAAFRN DIP ss ~Hands . FEET {Orli4S USllCI IO Slo1sl only) HAIR HAIRCUT SPECIAL 1s-,oeo "'Ol PERMS<r<:s ~ .. c' . ...,.. WEAVING "'° IVC' s,..., • HAIRCtJT & FACIAL & HAIRCUT '20 '25 • Feoiurlng eom.o1 oewnoua1oa Abba. Redken. Poul Mitchell 1055 El Camino Dr. #A Costa Mesa Ca/1957-0341 THE REAL HEAi.THY CHICKEN In ORANGE COUNTJ (Skinless. cooked FAT-FREE In Tandoori) Featuring Whole Tandoori Chicken $6. 7 S ~erved with Nan Bread. sauleed onions, yogurt salad. Side Orders: Veg ... Splnach ... Pila( Rice ... 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Pepper Remolade in Mustard Sauce Prinl( Rib au Jus with Potato Cakes Crepes fllled with Ughtty Curried Chicken a.-of Dmat: ~ntabtny T.-rt Pwnpldn~t ~~c•· ·' $27 .SQ '-'-" ~ - $1 •.00 per child Under twdw 18'1 I MKA1ttu'Blvd. hvine MlrMu&~·--John~ Ai'polt Wednesday, December 7, 1994 I million as soon as J>OS)ible. City omci:Us maintain that the county devclopmenb ~ill not <af· feet residents' d:iy-t<rday life. Newport Beach's fin nc1al re· serves are not at m.k, "whether they be payroll, interest payment) on bonds or capital projects," ac- cording to a prepared i.tatcmcn1 Crom Hedges and Murphy. "The city's income stream is likewise se- cure anciJlOWLl risk." Approximately $10.89 million of the city's investment are in water revenue bonds which will fund n major groundwater developmen t project. On Monday, 1he city re- ceived approximately S2.75 million which it had withdrawn from the, pool fo r a project payment pr 1ur to last week's announcement. , The city had indicated tu the county that it would bl! '>Hthdr.m- ing the balance of the Sl0.89 mil- lion 6ver a two-year period. 11 the bankruptcy disrupts the "'ith- drawal schedule, the city v.1H make necessary adjustments, perhaps withdrawing from other resCr\.e!> according to city offici:ils. "The project itself is still going to occur," Hedges said .. The Chapter 9 filing wall allo" the county to reorganilc in order 10 be 11ble to meet its debt! while prot~cting itself from liens or law · uit, a coumy spokeswoman said. While the re!>trucl\1ring cfforl differs s1g11ificao1ly from :i com- pany Ch;iptcr 11, city a<lmims- trator!o .m: correct in ~urmg their c1t1zcns 1hat their h1.e) will not be diHupted, the county spo~ci.· \\'Om:m sai<l. 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B efote Jeff Brinkley could take his football coaching career a step further, 'he had to step through the door of a classroom filJed with devoted Norwalk High players unprepared for his bombshell. "Some of my assistant coaches wouldn't even go in the room," Brinkley recalled of the cmotionul meeting, which dt once signaled the end of his five-year tenure at Norwalk and the beginning of nine record-setting seasons at Newport Harbor High. Servile would give · BrinkJey·tOQ career victories. · • Sin~e takin3 over for . Another factor was that. w~ ·had ~~~ea?:~~~~ss~!~~-( To date, Brinkley is 99-84-4 overall, but 71-35 at the Sailor helm. ,_played some Orange Counw :~r:: fr~~ i~B;.i;)~ue SChOOIS . (including a 55-6 ftrSt-Brinkley has posted round playoff loss to Newport in credentials unmatched by 1982), and I was aware of the the ~noors 14 other f I h d .coaches. • type 0 ath eteS 1 ere Were OWn His 71 wins are by far the here. I wanted the chance to most by a Newport coach, ''There were a lot of tc!ars," said Drinkley, who' leads the Sailors into the CIF Southern Section Divil>ion V champion!lhip game Friday at 7:30 at Orange Coast College. "Those kids were devastated when l toJd them 1 was leayin.g to take the job at Newport. It's still the toughest thing I've ever had to do as a head coach." "When I was considering whether to t:l~e the job of'f er from Newport, I almost decided to stay at Norwalk," Brinkley said. "llut even though l loved the kids and fell 1 had a great staff working with me, I felt that the resources available at k · h f 'k h and the team's 1992 CIF WOr Wit athletes I e t at.• final appearance was the -8 BlllClfY school's first since 1942. He Newport Harbor football coach was named Orange County ---------------"" Coach of the Year in 1992, . and coached the South in Newport would help me take' this program a step further. I felt like I'd gone about as far as 1 could go at Norwalk. the 34th Orange County All-Star Game in 1993. Brinkley, who spent three seasons as head coach at his alma mater, Excelsior High, before it closed in 1981, has guided· the Tars to the CIF playoffs the past six seasons and.seven of the last eight. Last year's first-round loss was the first time in six postseason trips, the Tars did not at Uut beyond the bond with former players, coaches, students and staff members at Norwalk, llrinklcy's move to Orange County has produced several milestones. In addition to the Sailors' bid for their first ClF crown in 64 varsi ty seasons, their second ClF title gamt: uppearance in three years, a win over "Another factor," Brinkley said, ''was that we had pJayed some Orange County· schools (including a 55-6 first-round playoff loss to Newport in 1982), and 1 was aware of the iypc-of athletes there were down her.c:. I wanted the chance to work with athletes like that." least rirach the quarterfin.als. . DAlLY l'ILOT Fii.Ji PllOIO LEAH H oorn:N/DAJLY PILOT Greg Wertman (left) play~ the roJe of a Friar as Harbor noseguard Bill Johns moves in for the tackle Tuesday. Unsung he~oes: 'Bubba's Bandits' ~ The 'Orange Crush' gets nothing in terms of laurels, but these undefeated Tars couldn't do without them. Bv R.Jc11.ARD DUNN, SPoan Wtuna NEWPORT l3EACH -You've probubly never heard of Bubba's Oandits. It·~ a Newport Harbor High defense that could stop many offenses in Orange County, yet it's not the one featuring guys like Sky Conway, Bill Johns, Jack Hogan and Dan McDonough. No, llubba's 13andils are players 0101 e like "Rudy," sweating on the l>COUl team. trying to open some eyes, making it tough for the starters, and more importantly, portraying Newport Harbor's upcoming opponent throughout the week in practice. "This guy's the hardest hitter in the world. I'm not kidding you," Johns. the Daily Pilot's Sea View league Defensive Player of the Year, said of Newport Harbor junior Bruce Roberts, who plays dcf ensive tackJe and center on Sailor Coach Jeff Brinkley's scout team . "If we go (hall-hearted) in practice,<t• Robcns said, "we're not going. to help the team, because in a /, ~~~I«»~ III.- ~ "WJE:E:~ .. ~'EINIT IAllOl llGR SCHOOL -J99t game, ~the opponent) is going full speed.' Newport Harbor's dozen scout players, those next in line to start, are the unsung heroes of the Sailors' 13-0 ~edson, one in which they'll host Servile in the ClF Southern Section Division V championship game Friday night at Orange Coast College (7:30). "This group of guys, week-in and week-out, have given us the best look," said Tony Ciarclli, Sailor defensive coordinator, who labeled the scout team.as a farming ground for future Tar starlcrs. "Hey, (Brandon) Baker, (Brandon) I lctrick and {Sherif),Pepic were all • scout guys last year," Ciarelli added. The three aforementioned are current starters. Baker (left guard) and Pcpic (left tackJe) were first·team All-Sea View League selections. ·~y playing on the scout team, it helps the coaches evaluate each guy throughout the season," Ciarelll saad. "We can sec, for examplt, what M>mcbody's doing against Bill Johns. . We really don't have enough players to separate a JV and a varsity. As a team, the JV has probably had only a couple of practices all season, so (offensive players) spend the year bcang Woodbridge and Irvine. They're the 'Orange Crush,' and 1 think they've taken a lot of pride in it, and they understand the importance of it.'' Newport Harbor's offensive scout team, which did its best on Tuesday to portray Servite's offense, wears orange caps that fit snug onto the· helmets. "They're stretch hats that go over the helmets. It replaces the old vests people used to wear, and these just pop on real easy," Brinkley said. "We take pride in our scout team, and they have a good time with it. They're called the Orange, because o( the hats. • "Basically, it'i (12) guys on the scout team, and they ao on offense and def ensc, and they try to simulate our opponent as closely as possible. We go so far as to putting them in the numbers o( certain guys we 're goifta lo ... 8UUA'I llAll9mJPeee I ... 8RINKLIY/P•9• a Newport Harbor's Jeff Brinkley has '100' in sight. .. NEttNIT 1'81111" SCI08L -1994 ~ . . The 12th ·Man ' ~ Dave Riggle epitomizes the al\ end practices: l'm no Little .League d:id, and I've never pushed MaH, or interfered with his coaches. I'm there becaull.e 1 love him and·1 get great joy from sharing in his life." spirit of Newport with his love for his son, as welt as the team . BY BAIUl.Y PAULXNEll, SruaTS WkJ!Ell F or about 10 minutes Friday night, Dave Riggle's knees didn't creak, he wasn't stressing over work, and his J~ck Lambert mustache stopped growing gray. Lorraine Pasquallini, Matt 's mother, who bas maintained a friendship wilh Dave after their divorce, applauds Dave's involvement. "He's been a very good role model for Matt," she said. "1 felt like I was 18 again," said 47-year-old Riggle, tecalling the adrenaline surge during the California tie-breaker, in which the Newport Harbor High football team, including his son and two-way starter Matt Riggle, dramatically defeated The cider Riggle's practice presence ls indeed low-profih:. Ho\\ever, Harbor players and coaches have come to relii.h his sideline gaze, projected below the bill of his fading Navy blue "Newport Football" cap, and above his brbtly fu manchu. "l try to i.tay out of the Foothill, 13-10, in overtime of the ClF Southern Section Division V semifinal. "When Brian (Johnson, who tumbled over a tackler for the Sailors' 1-yard game-winning touchdown on fourth down) went in, 1 almost killed myself diving over the fence to get to the field," said Dave Riggle, better known around the Hatbor football program as Mr.· Riggs. "1 grabbed another dad and we almost knocked each other over. It was incredible." That fence, which lines the Tustin High field, is the only barrier to, as yet, impede the elder Riggle from sharing this remarkable season with Matt, a senior fullback and first-learn All-Sea View League outside linebacker. "He hasn't missed one practice 1>ll season,'' said Matt, who Dave says is a lot like his old man -only better. 'When Brian (Johnson, who tumbled over a . tackler for the Sailors·' 1-yard game-winning touchdown on fourth down) went in, I ai- most killed myself diving "'over the fence to get to the field. I grabbed another dad • and we almost knocked each other over. It was· incredible.• way, but 1 think they know I'm th ere," Mr. Riggs explained. "I basically watch Matt, but whenever somebody cracks another guy in practice with a particularly good hit, they usually look my way and 1 give them the thumbs-up. "Every once in a while, I'll yell 'Give the fullback the ball,' but (the coaches) know l'm only joking.'' Dave, who served a.s team trainer and part-time coach during Matt's years in the Newport-Mesa Jr. All-American youth program, !laid he never gets bored watching practices. Furthermore, as this year's winning Mreak continued, he became fearful of the consequences, should he miss a workout. "I played.in high school (as a 6-foot, 165-pound halfback for Captain Jack High in Union T~wn, Pa. in the mid 1960s) and l did what I could do," Dave "It's become a mat[er of pride, and there's also a little supcr!ltition involved,'' Dave said. "It got real foggy for one practice (Thursday) 9erore the Foothill game, and (Coach Jeff) Drinkley cut the workout !.hort. I got there -DlVf RIGGlf just as they were coming in, A 12th man so it wasn't like l missed it --------nltogcther. Out that Foothill • • recalled of his &Jory days in "coal-crackifta COWltl)'. "But Matt (5-11, 205) has far surpassed anything 1 ever dlti on a football field, which has been a complete delight to me." · And while Matt has outd~c his pop, hclpif\I the Sailors to a kh ·tecord 13-0 mark and a berth in Fri ay's Division V title game (7:30 at Orange Coast C.ollegc) aaainst Servile, Daye has worked hard to transcend the concept or fatherhood be pined from his own youth. "l buQlly didn't have a dad," said Dave, an aftJat, who allo works as a coumclor at a drua and alcohol recovery center ... No one ever came to my games. "But I waat to participate in my IOn's life and my work ICbtduJe allows me to • game turned out to be a real barn burner and I thought 'Oh eripcs' maybe my not wntching them go through their walk·through had something to do with that. 1 won't let that happen again." Whatever h1appens f riday -and Dave, who turds 48 Saturday, would take a victory as the ultimate early birthday present -expect the Riggles to shnrc one final postaame embrace. "I iold Mau a Iona lime ago that if he ever aot too cool to give me a hua and kiss in front of the cheerleaders, he'd hear from me about it," Dave nid ... He atilt comes riaht over to me after a pme and we lhare 1 bu& and a kin. I thin it's his way ot tell.ins me he apprecialea me be~ lbere." ' Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Dally Piiot WATIRPOLO HON OU Al-m:DMllDll I Piaf• of the Year Pat Cochran, LB Wilson, Sr. Fl1'9t Ta•m Adam Wright, LB Wilson, Jr. Thad Buzolich, Corona del Mar, Sr. ..Allen Basso, El Toro, Sr. · Jim Duff, Harvard/Westlake, Sr. Gabe Wyatt. Newport Harbor, Sr. Brian Brown, Foothill, Jr. Adam Mcfarland, Corona del Mar, Sr. B1ian Pharris, Villa Park, Jr. Sam Bailey, San Clemente, Sr. James Palda, Corona del Mar, Sr. Gabe Gardner, g, San Clemente, Sr. Greg Stoll, g, El Toro, Jr. Mike Scarcelll, Crespi, Sr. Co•ch of the Y••r Ricardo Azevedo, LB Wilson Second Ta•m Neil Hueston, Corona del Mar, Sr. Thtrd T••m Doug Jetton, g, Corona del Mar, Jr. • Al-Cf DIVlllon I Co-Player• of the Year Mik~ Stanley, Esperanza. Sr. Brian Helff eron, Servile, Sr. F11'9tTaam Jim Lowe, Tustin, Sr. Robert Grayell, Costa Mesa, Jr. Dan Ploog, Marina, Jr. Steven O'Rourke, Marina, Jr. Jerry Smith, Servile, Jr. Jason Mericle, Esperanza, Sr. Dan Hayes, University Jr. Chris Domin, Laguna Beach, Sr. Eric Ploessel, Los Alamitos, Sr. Rob Mattlvi, Servile, Sr. Ben Breig, Esperanza, Sr. Dave Foley, Tustin, Sr. Pete Lange, g, Esperanza, Sr. Coach of the Year Doug Kimberly, Esperanza Second Team Steve Popov, Costa Mesa. Sr. Sean Hylton, Costa Mesa, Jr. Third Team Ryan Dandy, Costa Mesa, Jr. ' ' ' ' t ' • ' • • • • ,. t ! •• " ~ I j '·' f .... Sailors handle Santa Ana .; . B:r lloos• CA1Ls<>N, Srom Eorro1. NEWPORT . BEACH -Wes Badorek, a 6·foot-5 senior and . easily • • the most visible player on the cpurt m the first half, can usually be counted on .for 9 or 10 points a game for the" Newport Harbor High boys basketball learn. Santa Ana's Saints might have been happy to settle for such an output, but it wasn't to be Tuesday night as Harbor's big guy domi- nated the inside early to set up 1he Sailors' non-league 80·66 victory in the Newport gym. Badorek had 13 points a• half- time as Harbor (orged a 32·25 ad- vantage, leading to a second-half run by teammate Will Rankin, who came up with a season-high 24-paint burst overall after netting 10 m the first half. . Point guard Mark Hornung added 15 points to help Newport improve to 3-2 in a tuneup for Thursday's non-league· rematch with Newport-Mesa District rival Estancia. Estancia, a 57-37 winner at the Daily Pilot Tip-off Tournament on Saturday at Corona del Mar, will be bringing its game to Harbor's gym for a 7 o'cl~k matchup on Thursday. · . -......... ...,.,.. . . \ Wednesday, December 7, 1994 7 LOCAL SCHIDUU p WIDllllDAY ......... eo.-.ity c:oa..p --o, ..... ,. CoMt .. Ceniio., 7:30 p.m. Hip tchool lloyt -<Mu ~l(; .. ..,.i, TowftalMM (M<Ond tOllnd, CoiLI Mes. vs. ""*""' 7 p.m.) Hip tchool ptls -Co~Ll ~u M Woodbflde-T-.-it, YJ, Wht, 6 PJ'l•I EAMdA al Woodbfidp Tourn~nl. \<S. Woodbrid&e, 7:30 p.nt. Hip achool -fsLtnci.i ~• Tu1lln, S p.m. ..... .. Hip achool boys -Nc-..port H.irbor, • Cofona def MM jl l"'int To1.un.amtnt; Ocun View al &Wida, 3; Co5U Mtu ~t Lot Aml~,lp..111. Hip sdlool pis -~port H.irbor, ~def MM &I l"'lnt Tourn.imtnt; Cost.I MeS1 &I b.nchoAbmitos, l :tS; ugun.i Bt.xh At Newport H.vbof, l :tS. TMUUDAY . .......... High Khoo( boys :-Coron.i dtl M.1t ;it 'hcifia,. 7:30; bt.lnc:Ll ilt N._.port Hubot, 7; CosLI M~ Tou1n1menL Wrutll•• Hllh school -Cofon1 del Mu .it Minion Viejo, 6 p.m. s.cc ... High Khooi boys -Ntwpc>rt Hul;lor, , Coron.a def MM ill l"'int Tournament. High Khooi girls -Newport Hubor, CorON del MM ilf l"'int Tourn.imenl; u QuinLI ill CosLI Mes&, 3:1S. VOLLIRALL HONOU Al-m:DMll11I Plav•r of the Year Misty May, Newport Harbor, Sr. Fl1'9tTa•m Melissa Schutz, Newport Harbor Jeannette Hecker, Newport Harbor Kelli Cordray, Mira Costa Lori Garber, Mira Costa Mandi Lawson, Mira Costa Jill Butts, Edison Melissa Wendt, Huntington Beach Lisa Ravensburg. Laguna Beach Amanda Spoor, San Marcos Kelly Campbell, Corona del Mar Co•ch of the Year • Dave Mohs, Edison Second Team Sara Fairborn, Newport Harbor Al-Clf Dlvllloa IV Player of the Year Courtney Owens, Calvary Chapel ~ . For tlie record Because of a transposition in la· bcling photos of remote control sailors in Tuesday's "Shooting the Breeze" item Ytcre erroneoU5ly identified. Rich· mond's ·J.O. Vincent '(left) and Costa Mc)a's Fred Schenck (center) talkcd·it over with Costa Mes:i's Lloyd 'Swede' Johnson; and "sailing" their boats were Johnson' (left) and yincent. Make Those Patios & Entrie s Beautiful • Cml now & have it for Christm as Let Jim Jennings install_your complete.. yard hardscape: • E.'<}>ert brick, block. stone, tile, slate and concrete work •Can recommend • alitY worK. in CdM pinned: ORANGE -Corona del Mar High juniors Charles Gellman, John Kosoff and Nima Namdar all improved to 2·0 on the season, but the visiting Sea Kings lost, 48·21 Tuesday in a non-league wrestling Bardorek & Co. will be up against a different set of options Thursday, however, and will likely sec a brand of ball on a higher level than the Sailors saw Tuesday. Santa· Ana, although the Saints were willing, didn't really have the fuel to deal wilh Harbor, which had the Rankin factor in the sec- ond half .which proved to be t<,>o much to deal with: ltA.H HOGSTEN/DAILY PILOT Newport· Harbor's Bobby Priestley (20) battles It out with Santa Ana's 32 in Tuesday night's non-league basketball duel. ritv designers sta Mesa& Newport Beach since 1969 •Drainage problems? meet. . Kosoff pinned his l 1'2·pound foe 40 secon~ into lhc third period, Gellman earned a 15·0 technical full victory at 152 ·pounds, and Namdar earned a 19-5 major deci- • sion at 171 pourtds. CdM's Niatous Namdar, also a ju11ior, earned the other win for . the Sea Kings, pinning his heavy- weight ft>c in 25 seconds. The Sea Kings (0-2) take on Mission Viejo Thursday. ORANG• 41, CDM 21 103-lopu (0) won by forfeit t 12-Koso(( (CdM) p. Fern.andu, 4:40 119-Belcher (0) won by forfeit t 25.:. Minning (0) w<>n by forfeit 130-double forfeit 135-Cutro (0) p. ~ynud, 1:59 140-M•rgo (0) won b)' forfeit 145-St;im (0 ) won by forfeit 152-Cellm•n (CdM) dee. Piarro, tS.0 160-Per<alt• (0) won by forfeit 171-Nim. Namdu (CdM) dK. Hu~r, 19·5 189-C<arci;a (0) p. Gurm.an, 1:27 H~t-Ni.i. N•md.ir (CdM) p. OyenolJ, 0:25 "I thought Wes played well in the first half and Hornung played pretty well, too," said Newport Harbor Coach Richard Smith. "But I have to think we can play a lot better than this." Newport broke away from a 6·6 game mid way through the frrst period to assume a 16-6 lead and appeared to be on jts way, only to see Santa Ana battle back to with· in 20-18 in the second quarter. Another H:irbor run ran it to. 28-18, but Santa Ana rallied again to close it to 28·22 before the Tars settled for a 32-25 halftime ad· vantage. They would slowly pull away in the final two periods in a game which showed a lot of early-season miscues. Eligles' comeback fails COSTA MESA -AJlison Denton's second-half goal w~sn't enough to overcome ·a two-goal halftime deficit as the host Estan- ci.a High girls soccer team dropped a 2·1 non-league decision to El Toro Tuesday. . Beth Ferryman made 10 saves for Estancia, which fell to 0·5, as the Chargers improved to 1-0·1. IL TORO 2, UTANCIA 1 El Toro SCOling: Cl.abiugh 1, whmett 1. Saves: Lindstrom 2, Derloshon 4. Est.nci• scoring: Denton 1. Sues: ferrym;an 10. H.Jftime: 2.0. 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Vetica and R.Jct Ramirez with him Crom Norwalk. &WTQUnded himself with a veteran staff, which until this year, included Brink.lcy'a high 1ehool coach bob Larson. - ''I was 24 when I f'mt became varsity head coach at Excelsior and we struggled. Then I came over to Norwalk. and I Celt like.we turned the program around. We won a co-championship my second year, and didn't have another losing se;ison my last three years there." But when Eric iweit, then a track and cross country coach at Newpon and now the school's athletic director, informed Brinkley of the Harbor opening, Brinkley saw a chance to 'Cstablish some first-class facilities. "~Ve grew up together in Norwalk." Brinkley said of Tweit, whose older brother Dave was the best man at . Brinkley's wedding. Recalled Tweit: "l told Bill Pizzica, who was the athletic director at the time, that 1 had a buddy who J hoped would be considered for the job, if it opened up. But that was as much as I had to do with it. J!-!ff"sold himself to (then Principal) Tom Jacobson and Piuica, who hired him. Brinkley, who brought assistants Bill BUBBA'S BANDITS Frona Pa90 6 ''It was a real close-knit aroup at Norwalk and I ofrercd to have all my wistants come with me,'' BrinkJey slid. ''Vctica and Ramirez took me up on it, but it was sort of agreed they'd do it for only the first year. They've been with me ever since." With the help of active and generous boosters, Brinkley has upgraded the weight room and refurbished the locker rQOm into a team room and video viewing facility. He says college coaches often express envy after touring Newport's facilities. Brinkley bas also built upon the school's longstanding tradition, and counts numerous former players; parents, and community members among his friends. "It's a great place to be,'' said BrinkJey, who still hears from former players from his teams at Norwalk and Excelsior: "They ask me what it's like here, and I tell them it's pretty much Hile it was back then." Brinkley said. But clearly, Brinkley has indeed taken things a step further. I l.u.H HOGSTEM/l)AlL'I PILOT SUPER FAN: You could say that Dave Riggle supports th' Newport Harbor High Sailors ... and you might say the Newport Harbor Sailors support Dave RIQgle, as shown here when some of the seniors Riggle has seen come through the ranks took time out to hoist their No. 1 fan as they gird for Friday night's 4itl6 game: face, so we know what to IOQk for when we're lining up." techniques, even though I may never use it in a $arne. 1 try to do what they do, because I know rm gomg to make the team better," Roberts said. "If you give 100% and try hard in practice, maybe you'll be a starter one day. inside linebacker and running back, who attempted on Tuesday to impersonate Servite fullback Frank Patti. "At the midway point in the season, I overcame my fears, and I tried to hit harder and it helped me. By hitting those guys pretty good, the guys finally started to ·congratulate me o~ certain plays, and that started to make me feel belier, and it made me a better player. thought if 1 can hit them, 1 should be able to hit the rest. 1t helped .me the rest of the season in practice, but they still knock me on my butt all the time." Thordsen played freshman football at Mission Viejo before sitting out his sophomore :ind junior years, because he needed to work. Seniors Darren Thordsen and John Ryan, juniors Ramsey Allen, Grant Lewan, Marco Munoz, Andy Langsdo rf, Jaeob Maitin and Roberts, and sopho- mores Josiah Fcedriksen, Greg Wertman, Greg Stroup and Jason Rausch, are the players doing their best ''Rudy" imitation Monday through Thursday. "On offense, we wear the orange hats, but on de- fense we didn't have a name, so one day Bill (Johns) called me Bubba in practice, and we became Bubba's Bandits." For Bubba's Bandits, their only playing ·time comes in front of an empty stadium. "I had some nice hits on (Dan) Eadie, (Matt) Rig- gle and even one on McDonough, instead of having them knock me down all the time, and seeing how these guys are the hardest hitters on the team, 1 :·1 love {playing on the scout team)," he said. "l don't get a chance to play in the games, so this is my playing time. For the most part, I try to make the best of it. Today, l'm Servite's fullback, No. 5 (Patti), whoever that is." - On Friday nighlS, they're spectators. Added Ciarelli: "(Thordsen) gives us a gre:it look on offense and defense. He's big, so he gives us a good look with a· big running back.''... "l look at films (of the upcoming opponent), and l try to become th at playe r in practice. l try to use his "In the beginning of the season, I was scared to go up against our first-team defense," said Thordsen, an PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLf! NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES any codlcUI are available ATTORNEY AT LAW ahoUld appear 11 ltl• hear· of the .. lie!' It: same PUBLIC NOTICE TIONAL. c) FERINGA AUTO Thi• ai.tement wu 11i.c:i 09l04n990 as Instrument No S5007t4 94 In lddlllon to PUBLIC NOTICES · f0t examination In the file 2 3 8 0 1 . M 0 UL T'O N Ing and 1tate your ob-M Usted by the .. uer, all · SALES, 2na Uncoln Ave., with lhe Couniy Cltfk of 90-471323 of Olflc:lal rtcof'ds In 11.' lfll TruslM wlll ICOIPI a , kept by the court. eons or file written ob-oth• buslneu names and SUPf.AIOR COURT An.helm, CA 92801 Or111ge County on Novem. Ille office of tht Cqvnty Re· cashier's~ dr1Wl'I on a sllll PUBLIC NOTICE THE PETITION request• PKWY., SUITE 220, LA-one with the c:ourt ~ address•• uHd by tile OF CALIFOR.NIA Allonao Manuel Delgado, b« 3, 1994. cordtr of ORANGE County, ca11-Of natlonll blnJc. a clltck drawn ---------• BUU\Ol'ity to admlnlller the 0 UN A MILL I , CA ore the hearing. Your ap. Mil« Within ltlr .. yHra ~ COUNTY Of ORANOe 1144 Challemont Ave .• Ha-F827088 IOlnla 1nd pursuant lo tht No, by a sta• or ltdtral crtdlt union BSC 343t estate undtt th• I~ 82813 (714) 454-220& pMranC• may be In penon IOf• lhe date 1uch Uat was 341 Tho City Drfve cl.nda Hta., CA. 91745 Publlahtd Newport Beach-b oi Oefaoll and Eltctlon 10 °'a Chedl drawn by 1 sta• or NOTICE OF dent AdmlnbtratJon o E.-eubllahed Newport 0t by yow attorney.• sent or delivered to the Jan Ferlnga, 2780 W. lJn. Coai. Mesa Dally Pilot No-Se# thereunder flcorded federal SaYlnOS and loan asso-· PETITION TO latea Act. (Thia llUlhorlty Seac:h.COata' Meaa Dally IF YOU ~EA CREDITOR buY• are: none PHt Offloe 8ox 14171 coin Ave., Anaheim, CA. vernber 30 Oeetmt>er 7 09/15/1-99I as lnsrumenl No cl.tllon .-. .. , oc:ladon will allow the perlONl re~ Pllol December 5 7 13 ot a contirlgent i:reditor ol The nam" and bUaiMls Orane•, CA 92801 · • • • 91 ... ,,.,. 0 R . • t"::'V 15' or ADMINISTER resenta.Uve to take many • • • the deceased. you must file addrlSIH ol the-buver 111: 82813-1571 · Mary Fen~. 2780 W. Un-14, 21, 1994. • . .,,..,.,..2 °1 said . ll1cUI •· savings u.nk spedlled In Sec· ESTATE OF: ac:1lona without co!A't a~ UMM. your c:lalm With the cowt ZGIBNIEW A. BOJKO ANO IN THe MATTIER OF coin Ave., Anaheim. CA. • W754 cords. Will SELL on don 5102 ol lht Flnanci.tl Code QEOROlA M. BOLTON, provll. BefOft ta1Ung cef· "fW531 and mall a copy to th9 per· STEPHAN16 BOJKO, 17972 92801 \2/1611994 it 10 00 AM it IN llld aulllOtlZld to do buslntu aka MRS. OEOROIA taln very Important ac1Som, PUBLIC NOTICE aonal representative ap. Sky Park Circle, IB, Irvine, ~=:No':T~~~O~A~~ Thi• bualnest la con-PUILIC NOTICE FRONT Of THE FLAGPOLES AT In thlS s'* In 1111 Mf)l atndtt M BOLTON aka hoW9Vtf, the pertoc\tl re~ C>Olnttd by th9 court wllhln CA 92714 ducied by: a llmlted part· Fl tltl THE MAIN ENTRY AREA TO 011\tr than cull Is ICOIPlld tfle OE.OROIA WINE reaentatlve will be required tour montht from the date The usett tp be IOld are OF Adult lndlvlduel P• nerthlp c oua THE Pl.ACENTIA CIVIC CENTtR Trustee may Wll?lhold tilt ls· BOLTON to give notlc:e 10 lnlereS1ed asc 3440F of flral Issuance of th• let· dffCtibed In 8eneral u : tltloner, Jettr•r Alan Registrant hat not yet •u.•ltn•tu Na1m• 40t·411 EAST CHAPMAN AVE· suance ol Ille Trusltt's Deed persona unless they have • NOTICE 0 tera u p!'ovlded In Hc:tlon ALL FURNIT RE, FIX· GrHaonbachef begun to transact bualnest • emen NUE PLACENTIA, CAAT PUBLIC unlll lunds beCOmt av*'>te to CASE NO. A1l5792 walvtd notice 0t eon..nttd PETITION TO 9100 of the California Pro-TURES, EQUIPMENT, MA· CASE NUMaER under Iha flctlUOUa name(s) The tollowll'Q persons art AUCJIOH TO THE HIGHEST Ille payee or endOfut is a T. 0. all helra, benellc:larles, to the proposed •action.) ADMINISTER bate Code. TM time f0t fil. CHINERY, LEASEHOl.Q IM· A175700 llsttd ebo'le. doing business as: BIDDER FOR .CASH (p.tylblt al maner ol right Sik1 Mii wil be Credi=, i:Ontlng•nhot Cfedi-The lndepend~nt admlrQ. ESTATE OF: Ing clalms wlll no1 axplte PAOVEMENTS. STOCK IN. ORDER TO SHOW Jan fetlnga !~~. ~ .. C9~yt0f7 Circle, lht tlml ol •In la.t\11 money mldt but wlllloul coYtn111t Of IOfs, persons w may tratloo authority will be 0 U.ERSON CAVEU befOfe lour monlJ\1 from TRADE. GOOOWIU. AND Thia awement wu fii.c:t ..,_,.,m, ..,.. ,ao f flt Unntd Stam) 11 lgh" ( · .., 1m..a.. otherwise be lnleresttd in iJranttd Ullleu an Inter· • tile hearing date noticed BUSINESS NAME and are CAUSE FOR CHANGE with the County Clerk of EdWard E11I Elson, 4356 o ' r " Wat 111'1' txpttss or .,..d the will Of estate, or both, ••ltd person Ill•• an ob-CASE NO. 1.175812 al>ove. • located at: \7972 Sky Pllk OF MAME Ofang• County on Octobef ClaylOt Cllcle, Ana1!8fm, 11111 and lnllrKI conwytd to regwding au.. P<>SMSSlon or ol: GEORGIA M. BOLTON, }ecllon to th9 petition and To all heirs, beneficiaries, YOU MAY EXAMINE th9 Circle IB frvfne CA 92714 PETITIONER(S) Jeffrey 31. 1994 CA 92807 llld now htkl by tt under Mid encwnbfances, to sallsf't Ille aka MRS. GEORGIA M. show good cause why JM cred1lort, contln,gem crtdl-file kept by th• court II you The business :...me ustd Alan Grouenbacher HAS/ ' ,125138 Thie butlness la con. Oetd of, Trusl In tfle prOj)tlty lndebl!Oness secured by Wd BOLTON, aka GEORGIA court should not grant the 1or1. and ~ona who may are 1 person lnteresttd In by the seller at lhat loca· HAVE FILED A PETITION p bllshed Newport. Beach-ducted by: an lndivlaual situate~ In said Counry and Deed. adVancas thereunder. MAXl~E BOLTON authority. othorwlse be lntereattd In the estate you may file tlon Is· QUICK CLEANING FOR AN ORDER TO u • Th• registrant comr-Mnced Sta• llertlnalllr dffcrlbed. with tnteres1 as provided A PETITION has been A HEAfllNQ on the pell· the wlll or eslatt, or bolh, with th• c:ourt a formal R• JANITORIAL CHANGE NAMES FROM COsta Mesa Dally Pilot No-lo 1tan11ct busfnest under PMctL A: LOT 66 AHO THAT tlltrtln, ind 11\t unpaid p1tndpal filed by ANN M. MclLWAIN lion Wiii be held on JANU· ol: G. EJ.1ERSON CAVEU quest '°' Special Nolle• of The anUcipattd date of J. I Ir. y A I an G to.. 11embef 23, 30, O.C:ember 1h• flclillOUI nam•(•) ll•t•d PORTION Of LOT 70, 80lH Of ba~ ol 11\t No•. secured l!Y In the SuperlOf Court of ARY 5, 11195, at 1:45 P.M. A P!.fmON hU been the filing of an Inventory the bulk sate la 12/23/94 at Ml'lbecher TO Jeffrey Alan 7, 14, 1994. • above on: 12·14-81 TRACT NO. 5692, IN THE CITY said Deed with 1n111n1 lhtreon Callfocnla, County of OR· lo Dept. 703 located at 341 filed by MICHAEL C. and &i>Pf ..... of .. late a.a-the office ol Escrow fOfum, Welt« W751 Edwatd E. Elson Of NEWPORT BEACH. COUNTY as provided In said Holl, lets, ANGE. The City Ortve South. Or· CAVELL In the Superior Hll or of any pe1111on or 23161 Lake Center Dr., 11 Is hereby 0tdertd that Thlt 11atement was filed OF ORANGE STATE Of CALI· cllafges and upensn ol Ille THE PETITION request.s ange. CA 92664. Court of Cali.fornla. County ac:count 11 providtd In 1120, El Toro, CA 92630. all persons lntlfested In PUIUC NOTICE wilh the County Cletk of fORHIA.AS StiOWN bN A MAP truslMand Ille trustsaealfd by that ANN M. MCILWAIN be IF YOU OBJECT TO the ol ORANGE. Mttion 1250 of the Calllof· This bulk Miii IS aubjact lhlt man., appear befOfl LW3Ge3M Orange County on Ocioblf FILED IM 80()I( 206 PAGES 24 said Deed ol TruSl appointed as personal rep-granting of th9 peUtiOn you THE PETITION requestt nla Probate Code A R• to CalllOfnla UnllOfm Com· thlt court In 0.pattment 25, 1994 THROUGH 26 NC US'"" Of 0 led 1111711994 resentallve to administer shoulcl appall' at the heat· that MICHAEL C. CAVELL quest for. Spec(at Nolle• merclaf Code Secllon No. 703 of the Orange Flcdtloua f828109 1 L "" a the er.tale of the decedent. Ing and alatt your ob-be appointed u personal form 11 avallable trom Ule 6106.2. County Suplflor Court at aualnoaa Name Publl1hed Newport Beach· MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. IN OUAl.ITT LOAN IU•VICE THE. PETITl!'.>N requests ~ctloot or file written ob-representative to admlnt .. court clerk. II so subject, the name the addreaa ahown above 8tateme,1t Costa Mesa Dail Pilot No-THE Offtet Of THE COUNTY CORP .. •• .. ~ TrntM 1650 the ~ecedent 1 WILL and ections with the court be-ter the estate of the dee• Attom•r for th• Petl• and address of the persons on 1-3, 1995, at 2:00 Th• following persons are v ber 23 30 Y0 b RECORDER Of SAJD COUNTY, EAST FOURTH STREET, SEC· codicils, ii any, be admllled Ofl the /\earing. YOUI a~ dent. ti • wllh whom claims may be o'clock p.m., and than and doing business as: . •m • • ecem '" DESCRIBED AS A WHOLE AS ONO FLOOR SANTAANA. CA to probate. Thi wlll and pearance may be In person THE PETITl!'.>N requettt p=~i'P JOHN QOLD fllad Is Escrow Forum, there ahOW cause, 11 any FAA WEST PROPERTIES, 7, 14, 1!XM. • fOLLOWS: PARCEL 66 AS 92701(714)295·9962 lly ~iiiiiill'l0t by your attorney. th9 decedent 1 WILL and • 23161 Lake Cent8' Dr., they have, why the petition a Cal1loml1 gtnetal Plr1· W752 SHOWN OH THE NEWPORT THERESA RUSSELL. ASSIS-' IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR c:odlcil1, II any, be admltttd ESQ., tCS8174471) 1120, El Toro, CA 92630, for change ot name should nerthlp, 7970 Orchid Drive. PUBLIC NOTICE &EACH LOT LIN~USTMENT TANT SECRETARY 0t a contJngeot eteditor ol to Pfobodal~;-The ~ .. ~ OOLD & GOLD, and the tut date fOf tiling not be grenttd. Buena Park, Callfornla HO NBLLA 83:fs. RECORDED OPP 15873 the dece&Md, you must file lll'f c ...,. are ........... 1301 DOW IT., STE ct.Ima shall be 12122194. It la further 0tdered that a 90620 FlcUUou. MAY 23. 19M AS INSTRU· 11/23,11/30.12fll94 your claim with the court l0t •urnlnatlon In the file 4 4 O , NI! WP ORT which It 1he bualneu day copy of this order to &how David D. Dunham. 5690 au...... Name MENT NO S.·214027 OF OFFl·i-.....,,. ......... ------ and mall a copy to lhe per· k~~lEby~~1~o:l" al!ACH, CA 82180. btf0t• the NI• date Sp•cl· cauH b• publl•h•d In Mulbeny Ridge Drive, C• Statement CIAL RECORDS Of SAID PUBLIC NOTIC! • SQnal reprtaentatlve 1p-authOfl to adm1r11'::-::! 2475 (7t4) 7a2.oaoo fitd above. N.B./Co1ta Meaa Dally marlllo, Callf0tnla 93012 ,.,,_ follow\ng PlflOlll 811 COUNTY EXCEPT ALL OIL, OILi--------- HAllOI LAWN· ~~1~1t_ "':o:~.V:l~ tatale ~nd« the lndepen. Publlthed Newport Datech 12/1184 ::~'C:cu1~8fi:n:~:;; 6!~t ~:•'= -:;:.,,,o doing bualntaa as: RIGHTS. MINERALS, MINERAL Fl~ul=:aa MOUNT OUV1 of 11 t I r th9 let dent Administration of Ea-e.ach·Costa Masa Dally ZalONIEW A. aOJKO this county at least once a Calffomla 9062o ' ZEFA INTERNATIONAL, RIGHTS. NATURAL GAS IWIUTATUftlfT e-..y • MM1A1y ltfl ~:. :.= ~ aoctlo~ tatta Act. (Th.It authority Pilot o.c.mt>er 7, a, 14, Publlahed Newport weM tor io.JI COl'IMCUtlve Thia bualneu la con-1250 Mama AV.., IV20.t, RIGHTS AHO OTHER HYDRO. Tiit loloWlnO I llOll(I) QwcNI • ~ 9100 of the Calilomla Pro-will allow tt\e personal rep-1l~M. Beach-Co1ta Mau Dally wMb pt1or to the day of ducted by: a genetal part· Costa Meta, CA 112628 CAR80HS BY WHATSOEVER ls/Ire doln t>uaNJ' •· LA "Strv1118 AU FaiJM" bate Code. The time for fl. r...m.tNe \0 take many Wth763 Pilot December 7, '*· lhe hearing. nenhlp MltauyoahJ Murayama, NAME KNOWN THAT MAY 11£ HABRA E~ClRIC 1050-1 S • 1625 Glaler ing claim• will not expife actlonaal ~1 •• ~ II>' PUBLIC NOTICE W760 DATIEt NOV 17, 1894 The reglatrant(t) com. &s:'u ~=-~V:2J~204• ~LTliOflN ~~JH0 ~ .. ~.!,,.41!: CVPf1SS St. u 'Haa cA Co9ta M balOfl four moolhs from prov · ... °'1 ...... 'll cer· THO II A a H. menced to ttanuct bus1-"" uwt """""""°""c 90631 ' ... ,. •• !~ IM hNtlng date noticed taln very Important actlont, PUBLIC NOTICE SCHULT• COMMIS. neu under the Flctillout Thlt bu1lne11 11 con-OESCRl8£0, TOGETHEI\ WITH Thomas 0 Flttcfltr 1590 ----abov hOnv«, lhe personal rep-cn11228305 • Bualneu Na!M(I) litfed ducted by: an Individual THE PERPHUAl RIGHT OF • ........... , yoJ· MAY EXAMINE th9 re11r11at1ve will be requlrtd NOTICE TO NOTICE OF SAi.iE SIONER OF'THIE SUPE-above oo: 11184 Reglatrant haa not yet ORILLING, MINING, EXPLOR· =Rd · La Hera Htlghls. CA ,AC..C V.W file kept by the cou~ou to give notice to lntlfeated CJ'EDITORS OF In accordance with the RIOR COURT David o. Dunham beoun to vsnaact buslMat ING AHO ,OPERATING THERE· Anld fie are a rton Inter In persona uot.11 they nave aULK SALi provlllont of section 21700 ...n Groaaen~her. 250 Holly Andnejewsld unO« th9 flctltloua nam•(•) fOR AHO STORING IN AHO r11 J lthlr. 1590 •MOIUAL ,AM the .f.!:'urfe ou ....., tllt waived notlc4t Ot conunttd (SECS 81"'".. through 21716 of the Call-E. 19U\ St IC Newport Thlt atatement waa rlltd llattd above. • REMOVING THE SAME FROM ~~Rd., La Habra Helgl!Js, CA C«netery e Mortuary . ' .. _, to the proposed action.) • .,.., IOfola Bualneu and Prolaa-.. _......., ,.. ' u•.' Ith the C ci.tk I Mhauyothl MiK1yam1 ~· D , ... 0 O ,,.,....\ Chaj)el . Crematory With the • formal~ The ~ant edmlnlJ· It OS u.c.C.J Ilona Cod• there being ...,_.,, ..-ei._.. w ounty 0 Thlt ltalement WU filed ""'' ..,.... R ~y OTliER This buslntU Is conducted 3so0 Pac:itlc: View Drive quest for Spec:lal Notlc» of \ration authority wld be EMrow No. clue, unpaid ll0tege fM for Pu bll 1hed Newport Orange CCM.rlty on Novem-WUh the County Clark ol I.AND, INCLUDING THE RIGHT bYllusband and Witt Newport Beed\ th9 filing of an lnwnlory granted LWllela an Inter· 1•1S8l7 which }NSTORAQE HUN-e.ach-Coata Mesa Dally bef 22, 164. Orange Coun(y on Oecem· TO WtllPSTOCtC OR OlRCC· SIGHED THOMAS D .....,.. =~:-..... of~-: eated Plf'IOf' fil• an ob-Notice la her..;r'glven to TINGTON BEACH la en-Pilot NoYambet 23, 30, 0.. p bll· .. _ .. u-.!!.2!!'7~ bef 2, 164. FTRIONOMAL~Y • .,D0RIL0LT~ERO ~~! FLETOHE~. ANDREA J ~~~~~~~~ -·• :;;id;d' In )ectlon '° the peUllon and creditors of the within UU.CS to a lien purauant to <*nber 7. 14, 164. u .. _, ,_ .. ,,..., .... ~... F82t788 ..,... n """" FLET~ r .... •fllll ::::it12: or.he Callfor· show good caute why the named aeller that a bulk MCtlon 21702 ol ..id code W743 Coss. M ... Dally Pilot 0.. Put>llahed N-port Beach-TttOSE HEREINA80VE DE· Thi raglslrantcomlTMneld lo nla Probate Code A R• COIM'1 anoutd not gtant lhe aale la about to be made of on the goodt, tlefelnafltf cemb« 7, 14, 21, 28, 1994. Cotta Mesa Dally P~ot o.. SCRIBED, OIL OR GAS WELLS, ~ buskltss under tfle llU llUIWAY quest for Special Notice authority. the 1111t1 d11crlbed dHCflbad u Mlac•I· PU8LIC NOTICE W757 cembef 7 14 21 28 11194 TUNNELS AHO SHAFTS INTO, llcftous bllmtst nam. oc MOf'tuary * Chapel f0tm 11 available from the A HEARING on ltle petl-below. laneoul Houae hold Items, PUBLIC NOTICE • ' • • WS4G THROUGH OR ACROSS THE names •'" at>ow on August court clerk tlon wtll be Mid on JANU-The namea and bUa1ne11 aofu, relrlglfatora, wuh· NOTIC• SUBSURFACE Of THE LAND 26, 1989. Cremation Atto~ for tho Pell-ARY 5, 1995, at 1:45 P.M. addrea ... of the"'* at•: lfl, drytr1, end peraooal INV1TINQ •IDS FlcUUoue PUBLIC NOTICE HEREINA&<M DESCRIBED. This sta-.ntnt 'Wll lltd wtttl 110 Broadway I In Dept. 703 locattd a1 341 SUSAN L CARTER, 17912 property. Due nollce hav· Notice It hefeb~ glVen AHO TO 80TTOM SUCH WHIP· IN Counry Clerk ol Of*'Ot eo.ta M... ~~nonN L M•L"'I The City Drive South. Or· Sky Park Clfcle, •e. Irvine, Ing beer1 given to pattl" that the Board of T1Uatee1 haalnou Name Floth..... STOCtCED OR OIRECTIOHALLY Counryon HMl!lber t7 1~ M!·t1M _.. · ., r • ange, CA 92668. CA 92714 known to Claim an lrlt«etl of the Coatt Community tat....,.t halnoea Natno DRILLED WELLS TUNNELS NOllct·Th• ncwcM H#l\I ••••••••• IF YOU 08JECT TO the The loceion In calllomle therein and lhe time aped-College Dl1111ct of Or The following ~ are StalOIMftt AHO SHNTS U0HOER AHO Sllllmtnl oplr11 1M YIS1 ,..-------~~-------~~~~=~°'=the=~~==·~~~~=~=c=~=~·~===o=m~~~~~~~~~.~wll~~~~ ~~~·~~~~8£~M~flt~k'Wll-lnh ment OI ~ fMt having ceive bida up lo but no API flNANCtAL & INSUR-doing bUalneu u · EXTERIOR LIMITS TliEREOF Ofllca of tfle Coun~ C'9R A ntw explrtd will be told at pub-latet than 11:00 AM, Janu.. ANCE SERVICES. 31 90-J SILHOUITE DESKTOP OE· AHO TO REDRILL RETUNHEL0 Flc1lllous Buslntll H11111 Slltl S Ti~blNiG ~~~8~ ~~~W'?! ~ ~c:i~~-:~ ~~l.oop, Coeta Mela, SIGN, 3t53C Bt~h C1., Ir· EOUIP, MAINTAIN. REPAIR: ment m11tt be 11110 tie!Oft ~t • cated al 7471 Warner Ave of the D61Vld localed at AP1 Financial SeMces Inc vine, CA 92714 DEEPEN AHO OPERATE ANY llmt. The flllno ot 11• lllltlmtnt --County ot Orang• State of 1370 Mama Avenue Bldg (Ceill~) i190-J Airport Diane Alllft, G153C BNc:h SUCH WELLS OR MINES. dotS not Of lktlt 1Uthorta lie .----::"'"' ,..-~ \ CallfOfnla on tile 11ath day O Cou M Cali~ Loop, coai. ...... Calllor· Cl., lrVlne, CA 92114 WITHOUT HOWEVER, TttE ust In Ills Stall Of a RcWout ~ ( I ({ .·/.If of Owcember 1994 et a:OO 11.' ~ 1me--Wa wll be n1a t2128 Thia bualne11 la con-RIGHT TO DRILL. MINE, lluslnest Name In vtolllon ol l \ ) ~ j/ ' am. T•rnt ~ the Nie are OUbldv opened Md read Thi• bualneu II con-d=tr~t ,,~,:yet STORE, EXPLORE AHO OPER· =.r1-':.0f lnolllr under = ... ~Sale~ r: ~UA~HASE OF TRUCK ~r=l:t~.corn-=:. =::. =-<•'> ~~E TfilRS~R r:, ~~~~AfJ ~. r~ • ANEW Mrwe the rlghC to bld. MOUNTED VACWM AIR lo trarwact ~ THE SUBSURFACE Of ntE and Pf°""6oM Below le a lllt ol MIMI SWEEPER; ORANGE neee under .. llc:tltloua =-rv--. 1 LAND HEREINAIOVE 0£. COdt) -~.,.. Md I.Wiit numbert. ~ COUEGE but!MM name(e) listed Thia .... nt tli.d SCRIBED AS RESERVED BY RentWll f'9la ~ '\ SKY DELANEY. A0230 Al bide .,. to be If' ac-abcM on: Novllftbet 11, with tt; ~:tr ~k Of THE IRVlNE COMPANY A Newpori llNctl·COlta ,_. ~~ _., =~g~~M&":118 ==---=~a::: 11:: flnanclal letvloee. Orange County on Novem. MICHIGAN CORPORATIOH 0 • IN c':I:: LDIUS A. POULIN, A0708 .._ and mllY be MWred In Inc., E1hel J. Dudzik • ber 10, 1119'. DEED RECOROEO OCTOBER Nov 23.30 Dec 7• 14 DAVID THOMAS DUNN, ~ of""9 ol ltie Dlrecticw Of Thie ltllll'IWll w lied Hl77ff 14, 19n ff BOOK 12415. PAGE.,....""'iiiili'U"iift9V'il-A074S Punlhalllng ol 119 Dllirld. wll\ tt'9 Courey a.It oc PUbllltted Newport BNcb-M7 Of OfflCIAl RECOAOS 1 ..... .,. _,.,.-_.-,_, SU~ ARES. A0754 No -"'91 ~ ONnae CcK.f11J °" ~ C.-..... Delly P11oC 0.. MO lfll DEED MCOROED .--llOTICI JAMES CHAMBERS, hie b•cuor . pertOCI oc torty. bef 11, ,.... oember 7, 14, 21, •• 18'4. JANUARY I. 19115 AS MTRU. ..... u.7 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The legal Departmmt at tht Daily Pi/Qt is plrateti ~ fQ anrwuna a new JmJia nou1 aut1ila!N IQ MW~. wt wiU now sF.Ai?cH the "'1IM for you Ill "° octrtJ chttrgt. '""'lllW you tht time and tht trip fQ tht Court Hfll« in Santa Ana. 1'hmt ef ~. afot the search is ttmtpl&d wt wiU fik your fiaiti()us business Mme Jtlllmlml wilh tht ~ Ckrfe, publish tmct a Wttle for four W«lts llS ~by "1.w l11ld then fo y>ur proof of publicalWn with tht °"'~ Grit. pfeag stQ/> by fQ fo your fictitious busi11a1$lllkmmJ18 the Daily Pilot. 330 w. /Jay S4 °"'4 MtJA. /fyqu C¥111110I SltlJl b, p'-eMl/ utat (114) 642-4321 anti wt wiO mtllte llml1»gt•Nmll for JO" IO hMJJe this~ by mail. --.. If you shtnJJ haw, ""J forthw ~ plM. tll8 w anJ aw wi/J bt mart tl"'1I glad II) llJSist JI"'-CJ(J()t/ ""1t m ]1111 MW IJwinar A07M he f4ll -811W l'9 d9t .... ,. W7te WMT NO 15-005730 Of Offl-....... .. JAMEi CHAMBERS,,..._.,._.....__. ~NewpoftlMclf\o. CW. MCOflOS PMal I: ......... -. ~HARO TAYLOR A0809 ::.. 91:: ::.:=·:.::: COiia ..... o.llr l'llol No-PUIUC NOTICI =~~~=,!)-~-... : .. ... KENDELL CROTHERS, Jecll'G any Md .. bld9 or ""'"'1 It !!;, December 7• lONll. D02117...Ullfll FORTH IN NITICUS 11 AHO VII ~·= P9'90N .,. A0e71 to _.. any irr.gu&at'I... 4• • 1-OlMlll· 72412Mt Of THAT Cll'TAIN flfSTATtO •: HI MOTORS ANO 0t lnbn...-.. '"Mt bid .. W7N Pl.I~ O(ClAMTIONOfCCMNAHTS ~ ..... PARTS, 80007 0t In .. bidding . PU1LJC llOTICI AP NUMIEll 440-3*35 C0N0m0NS MO MSTlllC' Inc., 1 "9ce, JAIME DEVEREAUX, NMT1'Y6ALDW'lll NOTlctOHRUSTU'SSAU TOii MCOROlO MAY a~ tOI, 9wtl. IOOl3 L T DllMter fll Pw1~-....... UffflEllDEEOOfTllUST 111UllllTRUMUfTNO 14-~~="'! 1'14'& .._ ,:;:.RY WHI EHEAO, '""' C.... Ct••t rfll •HIRI 11 ..... YOU AM IN O(fMllT UNDEll t140S4 Of Offtew. llECOROI lno., ~ TAMMY ROMERO 10190 Ceileeo Dletltel .... mt.a 0((0 OI TflUST. MTtO Au OF IAIO COUNTY Tiii ~ l"t• ltuetNM 11 oon-l~:,~DALL STEWART, t=~~t=:..AllY 11 ~'="'~=-.. ~1~~=· ::"~T~ =---~· ~ .. c::: ~,~:,:,-:~ NCK ~~ 81029 9W .... tl74 ~ COVIR-YOUll ""°'lATY, IT MAY • ..,__ ....... -.. 19 ~ "::-'.....= :3 fy:p;;• =: flubll•h•~ N•wport =.:::,a:=..._ =.o .:~DA~~ f .....,DO ..!.l!'J1,!I~~ C,..., NafMC&t lllled .I ~ .... DelV J.,.. _.,..,JI lAMDO,-.,rvn1__,..,,_ .-W.on•J....., ANTHONY l'AT!, Noe3I Plloc DecaMbef 1 14 1..._ an ~ ..... COlllii Of THE MATURE OF THl flM). Tiil •=IM T,.... Cf'-~~ & ... RAH ITEWAR!1 NOtSI • • ,... CEEDING ~ YOU, _, •., 11to Ina. Nlr J. Mii I .... flulttlahed "ewport W1ll •;:_:: ';,= 11 _. 9"0UlO COllTACT A lMMll II .. .,__.,. w•i ~~. ,Dtltv PUIUCIOTICI ._.•••••• ~am11 ~ "'••-..... _ _. nia ,,, .._. .. 11ecr .----' • ltMM. EE ... ... ,.. UWI ""-I .,, -........... OeYr'llr ci.tt oc W7ll ,.._,. .. ...._. ....... CORI', ........ • ... -· ..... 0..... 0.-. • ,__. TRAD ....... --....... IWN(I) """'· " ........ .. ............... , ... I ltrlr a• .._ P1"M1't IO .. OM tf T ., .. pr ... ltlllllM NIM• n. -'· 11. .._..!Ir rtt1'f IAllY LAW r11111 •t ....... -. ~ """'*"......, lraugh cllsailled ~~ 9Mr IL ... l..l'tnd IL MOIHMON llOllLLI lM _. ...... lie C.--.. Dlll't ,_ o.. ..... n umrt oe....... ~=-=-=:... ....... r :~f,14,9',•=. ,. ' .. Wednesday, December 7, 1114 8 llUIUC IOTICll NOTICE()# hu•l•• Wiii ac,•p• ca. .. ... ..... ...... .. • ..... ... ... ,_ TRUSllf S SALE '••hie'• checli dfawn .. ... ee..aw • .. ..... ~· • , ~R DEfO 0# TRUST e aa.1e or neuonal C .... , .... 711 CMc Cllli ...._ .. ... ._ llATW Ml. Cl • ll!Mc-. II 111 T f No 1 U7194 banli oa che<:lo ci.---. by Dr W, ..... AM, c....... .. I Glllli ,_ M-The k11ow111Q llll'IOll(S) .... Wdlt W C1111i1 ....... Loan No 4Sll994 • .-. .. or fed4.faf credit al .... ,...., tlle eM • ... e.-Al,..e t, t• • dolna llulll.-• SUI-• Ill l!IN II 1111 In ._. ... ,., AP Nun10-Ull 271 ·41 union °' • c:h«li drawn .._. wwaWMi .. eM ... ., ... ,._ ec-y 111413', JOO P.-: eo.t ...., II Ill ~ ..... ). YOU ARE IH OEFAUl T by. , ..... or lec.1 ... 1 WV ftOW ..... ~II ......... auM .... cMrlMi_ .. 11068 Hunllngton -.. Md ........ ~ UNDER A 0£ED O F ir1g1 and 1oa11 HSOCI• DaM .. TNll IRIM,,... ..... .c .. 91!8. ~ • t2l4t ' ................. ... TRUST DATED Motrch u auon, •av1ny1 •noel·~ ......_. "' ..W la~•~ BRENTMNtER 6611 LMl«t DIM ti Tlllll In .. ~ 1113 UNLESS YOU TAkf> •hon 01 1i1v1ng1 ban Ii County .. .... .... ...w.......... lilfdeft . 6'CM CA llllMN In ... ~s. ACTION TO PROTEC 1pec1t1ed in Sttcllon 51lll ecttbail..: Aaeuotl Pw· YOU aM .. DB'MA.T ' ' ... dltollM M Y<>Uf' PAOPEATY IT MAY ol the F1nanc1a1 Code ~No.-.at•1Z UNDMAQ•UIPTRWT MICHAEL MAHER 6611 ......, ~~ BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Ind au1hori19d to do Ut9f A: ~Tm ....,_f. 1m, ~ ' lllM _, --In SALE If 'rOU NEED AN bua1ne111n lhll ..... In Lot.°' Tred ...... Laa YOU TN<m ACT10N LMl~Alllnue, Garden GtCM. DledOflnlll E>CPLANA TION OF THE the evenl len uer olhef par M1p ,_..._.. In lo«* TO PROJKT YOUlt Tiiie bU.int._. con4llCtN The ._ addltll Mii NAlUAE OF-THE-PAO lhan CHh II •ccepted _., ...... •lo H 1nc1u-PM»aYY, Sf MAY -COflWllOll 4"ilnllDn, I tlft, " CfEDING AGAINST 'rOU, Ille T,ullee may Wtll'lhold 8tve, fl# •1elleneou9 IOU) AT A ""9lJC IALE. ~~NT MAHER Ml· !flt IUI ~ dnaibe4 *'°" \'OU SltOULD CONTACT A •h• luuance of &he....._ In IM omc. fl# IM • YOU NllD JtH LMAHER ' IS llllfPMld ID lie: 711 LIDO LAWYER Trualee'a Deed unhl Courtly "9cOfder fl# ..W Uft.ANATION Of' TI4m PW DANE °K', NEWPORT Nolle:• 11 f'lereby given funds become available COunly T.....,_ Wiit\ NATURa Of' n. ""o. Atglltrant 11• not ytl begun llfACt1 CA l2IU tnal SeHano Reconv.iv· 10 lhe payee or enqo"" ........... (~) cw• con-cam>INO AGAINST YOU, to trll!llCt l>USIMIS under lfll lbt lllldelllQnld 'llllM anc• Company aa truSI· as a nianer of nghl Ug&aoua Iota fot the pur· YOU IHOUU> CONTACT A llc1ltlout bUh~ Mme Qr dlclllm& tl'ft lillllily tor ally " or liucceuo' 11u1tt1e Said sale will be made poaee of lnae.llation and LAWYlll 1'111T191 lillld er .. ,. lncontdntu al IN lfttt Id· or aublillluled 1ru1h1e bul wllhout covenant Of IMIMenence of uttletea OE CepM.i Mort.... Thia 11iillmtnt WIS flied wllh dltU Ind olier CGmman dt&IO· punuiant 10 the Deed. ul warf<anl'( ... preu or 1m-and *llnete f~ ,_ Tru.t Deed Senrtcu, Irie. 1'11 Couniv CWk of Orange 11 llllWll lllltlll Trua& .. ecul¥d by JoM plied regarding 1111•, enu~ and fot u ~. -.ChMI Oar· Counl'ion Dtcember1, l!MM. Thi~imow.iotlhe ~ D Dovt• an u111nomed poueu1on or encum· Mlural ..me"*" of dnef, ..,_ Trullt lpec:W. HOTICE·ThiS F1c1l1lolls Nll'llt bllallce Gf Ille ...a..-.. MCWtd man (t e co r d • d brance1. to aa111ty the in· llllUctwn and (•I eu11tect lll. ...., HellfMftl Stallmtnl expires IM YfM1 -· 03117/1983, l'I\ Book N•A deb&edn•H H CU,•d by to .... """ of dedkadon, ,erllWaY, ... llenwdeno, lrom 1111 date II WIS ltlld In "" ,,, ... PftlPllty .., be sold Ind Page NIA aa INST ,83· u1d Deed , advanc:e1 OYeJ pnv ... *"'' wteNn CA IM0?-1111, (toe) llo-OttaolrneCoun1VCllt1c Anew 1tll0Nble ·~ ~ 1136" 4 o 1 O t 11c:,a1 thereunder. Wtlh Ina.treat the ccwerecl property for 4117, Deeed: Hovembef flclltloln Binlness NllTM Stittt· aplftltS Ind :-V-""'' 11 v .. reco,ds 1n the olltce 01 <illi provided theretn, and UM purpoeu ol lftfreH 10, 11M ment musl be filed before trial time ~ 1hl nlill Pllblaban Gf • rtollts of anolhtr under th• County Aec:order ot lhe unpaid ponc1pat of end ·~ al aa -. 14'120 11rnt Tilt llltng ol Wlls SlllllNnt Notic:ulSall ls 1227,52293 tderaf. Stall. or common ()fange Counly Calilor· 1ne Nole secured by Hid PlftkUIM1Y dncrtbecl !rt 11121, 11llO, 1217 does not ol ltsefl 111rnorlzl 1'le In lddlilioll tD casll, 1hl Tnis-Sit Section 14400 et seq , nia and pursu;inl to the Deed ""'"' 1nterHI there-the A1Ucte tnUtlad "&.-PUIUC NOTICE use In this ~lltt QI a F1ct1tiouJ will accept I caslliet'a clltdl s and Proltsslons Nohce ol Default and on at prov~ded 1n 111d menll"lntl\lltc..,_Dec· Bumtss Name lr{Vlola!iOn ol drlwnon11tallornlllionlt111M. e) Elecuon to Sell tnereun· Note, tees, charge1 and i.lllton rec:otded In Booei FU. Mt, Ft2t112 1'le rtollts ot anolhtr unoer dlldt drawn br 1 st.-°' lrst ting der recorded 08/09/199,4 e.pcnsea of the 1ru1tee 11211, 'ao& 1117, omcw FICTTTIOUS IUSIMESS ftderaf. Statt. or common law tlldil union. or 1 clltdl COASTAL COUWTits ESCROW in Boolo NIA Page NIA and ot .the lrusll .,:rea&ed Records, fac..,e theflffom NAME STATfMENT (Sit Sec11on H,400 el SIQ., 11, 11t111 ofltclml11¥• COAr. 81 Inst -94 0492997 ul by tald Deed Of lru1t all ol, ..... !Nnefall .net The loaowlng person(s) Business and Prolesslons ... Ind loln llsodlbon SIV· 16099Goldtnl!ist s1r .. 1 111d Oll1c1al Records. will Serr.mo Rec:onveyance othef h~-bdn .ub-ls/are dolno business as MAIC. Code~ . ~ °' UV!nQS blnlt HunUnglon lltadl, CA 92647 Sell on 01'0411995 al 1 UU Company, as aatd Trust· 8tances lytno below 1 ANO Glf'f CENUR, 13071 firs! l4)IClfltd In Stdion 5102 a4 lhe Newport llelc:h· Costa Men p M al the North front ee. 4900 R1verg,ade depth of IOO feet without EUCLID AVENUE. GARDEN COAST COUllTIHEICROW inanCill Code lfld IUtflotlztd lo DadvPllot enlrance lo lhc County Road, Su11e 2870, ln•11n· any ngtlt to enter upon the GROVE, CA 92643 CORP. busilltu In 1'lis Stale In 1hl CN219590 Courthouse 700 C1v1c dale CA 91706, (8181 •Ufface or the aubsurlace TAI KYUNG KANG. 1337 N 16099GoldenW1StStrMt llnder Olhtr thll1Cufl11 11/16,11123.11fJ0,12/7 Center Drive Weail Sar;ilD II 14·6370 By Carol W1c:k-of aald land above a depth GILBERT ST., APT 1135, Hunllnglon Seach, CA 92647 lhe TNAtl Wiii\· Ana. CA al public auc· 1und vice p,e11dent, of IOO feet, H provided In FULLERTON, CA 92633 Newpon llelc:h-Costa Mesa holdlhl i Gf lhe '"{' sttt' 1--P-U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_IC..,......,.E-tion, 10 the h1gheS1 bid · Dated ~1/18/1 994 lnltl\lment•of"ec:ord. SOON YOUN KANG, 1337 N Dafl'iPllot ISUlnCt N 1 der tor cash (payable at ASAP14tiUU8 The ltrHt addrHs or GILBERT ST , APT 1135, CN282582 Detcl uotil lllllCll btcomt IVail·l----F-lle-... --fl-2-7-17-1-- the ltme ol aale In lawlul nn' 12114, 12/21 othef COftlfTIOft designation FULLERTON, CA 92633 Dec 7,14,21 ,28 Ible lo !he payee or erlllOl'ste as FICTmoua IUSIMESS mon ~y o t lhc United PUBLIC NOTICE ofuldproperty: 21MaJn.. This business Is conducted amatltrolrlghl NAMESTATEMENT Stales). all ngh1, hlle aall Drive, Corona Del Mat, by husband and wile. PUBLIC.NOTICE Said ult wil be made, but The lollowlng person~ and in&ereat. conveyed to NOTICE OF CA 92121. SIGNED TAI KYUNG KANG & WlltlOUt c:owenant or wananty, d and now neld by 11 under T"USTEES SALE Name and addreH of the SOON YOUN KANG • T.I . MO. UH _ eicprtss or Implied rtganlinQ tlllt, ls/are olng business as. 0 • said Deed In lhtt propo,. TU: 1t111 . beneficiary at whoH r.. The re!llslfanl commenced to ArM 047-(111·01 possession or encumbrances. to ~~~~}Nl.AA~E~~i;{O~ r; 11tuated •n sa•d Coun-• "ow•hanllhah quellt the .... It being transact buslness undtr Ille YOU ARE IN OEFAULT.UNOER A utiSfy lhe indebltdness stcurtd 92665 · •v and Stal e and de· t 1H112 condUctect: Tena Corn-flc111lous business name or DEED OF TRUST DATED Odober by Slid Deed, advances lhe1tun· , 1crlbed aa tollowa A• On December 14, 11M at IMfce lank, N.A., •• cua-names listed' above on NIA 23, 1991. IH.ESS YOU TAKE der. with intertst as pnwlded LIN~~ON:A.fH~~· ~l3 cs more fully de1c:r1bed on 01:00 PM GE C•llft•I Mott· todlan, CIO GI!· Cuttal This stalel}lenl was liled witll ACmN TO PROTECT YOUR rtln1 and the unpaid pMcloal 92 ' ' Hid Deed ol ''"11 gage Trust Dffd ~Mets, Mortgage Sefvtcu, Inc., tile County Clerk ol Orange PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD Al lhe no1e stCUrt<1 by Slid deed 7o4 lhe street eddre~a and fnc. H TrultH °' Succn· 4110 Halim.rt ,arlcway= County on November 28, 1994 A PUBLIC SALE. f YOU NEED AH with inte1tst.lhert0n u proYidtd ANN TRIEU SAM, 3113 S other common de11tgna· tor TruatH or Substituted San lernanNno, CA a2A07., NOTICE· Tiils Flct1tious Name EXPlANATlOH Of TttE NATURE Slid Nott lets ·"~sand LINDA WAY, SANTA ANA. C uon. 11 any 01 lhO 1e.ll t st ot that cert In 1113. · "' • • "'-r 927°'4 property d cs c r1 b c d ~ 9:/ T It uted ab Dlrtctlon1 to the above Sta11men1 expires live years OF TttE PROCEEDING AGAINST !IRS a4 lhl INSIH and a4 lhe lllls business Is cooducte ebove 11 purported 10 be Moh ~ s e~K han/. property may be obtMnecf lrom Ille date 11 was liled in Ille YOU. YOU SHOUlD COHTACT A cnattd by uld Dud ol by husband and wilt PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC llOT1Cll With CAL·SCAN! 2400 v111a Nobleza New am . owt by requestrng umt In Olllca ol the COtJnty Clerk A new LAWYER. lNst. SIGNED XUONG PHU SAM port Beacn CA 92660 ~ah ll~ ~·~nd "O:: WJltlna fJom the beneftc:la-lltlous Business Name Slat•· MOT1Cf Of TIUlltFI IALE Dated: 1 V1&'1994 ANN TRIEU SAM The undersigned T ruil· ~~ 11 jofntu~enanti and ry wttti1n 10 daya from the ment mus I be •rd 1511e1ore lllat UMOa D&D Of TRUil Iii TIUIT ORO llETWll"ll Tiit reotsrrant commenced 1 ee d11cljl1ms any hab1hty recorded July 11 1"2 .. ftfllt pubklltlon of thl1 •·The hhng 0 !Tl stattm~l NOClct Is htttby glwn tNt SBS 7411 LORGE ClfCU tran~ buslntsl under tor any mconec1neu 01 Instrument 00 tl-418317 notk,. doeslnnothl !I llS,~11 •1urnor':u0ti: TNSI Deed Netwolt u INSWt, or HUNTWGTON BEACH. CA 9264 licdllolJs business name o the stree& ilddreu and 1n bootc _ .,.0. -omcJai Said .... wtll be made use ~ sta .. 0 ~ suc:ctssor ""*'· or &llbslllultd {114)142·91 I I names Hsltd abovs on NIA Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers with a combined circulation over 3 million. other common dc11gna Records of °'. ~ wtthout covenant of W•· Business Name tn lion dot lrUS1H ounun ID lhe Otte! Gf BY. ftlTClfiL J. Ml.ET, ASST. Tiits sta11m1n1 was llled wl tton 11 any shown he,e· County Cellfoml1 ahd ranty, eaprn1 or lmplted, Illa rlQhts ol another un,.er TNst htCUled by RENA LO. ~ PRESDEN 1'1• COtJnty Clerk of Orang $400 Is all It takes to place a 25 word m ursuairt to that ~ertaln •• to title. posHallon « Federal. State. or common ... w Ft.ANO, AN UHMARRID WOMAN SSS TRUST DEED NETWOR County on kO'Nnt>er 9. 1994 The 101.JI a111ou111 ol lhe ~otlc• of Def1ult ind Elec· encumbfanc.H to utlsfy (~ Secllon 14400 et seq· R«onled 1\QYl991 Inst# 91· C221754 NOllCE·Thls Fictitious Na or less classified ad. $15 for each additional word. unpaid punc:1p.11 1>.1t.111t.e lion to Sett thereunder re-the unpeld INUlnce due on Busuiess and Protesslons 612665 ol Official Records in lhe 1 \/'23, 1V30,1217. 1994 Statemtnt expires five yea< ol the ob1r9011on ~<?cured cordM Augult I , 11M H the note secured by Mid Co~eh office Of Ille County Rtconler Of from the date II~ hied In Ill by lhe prol)erly II) be ln11rument no. M-4t1011 Offd ot Trust to Wit: fht ling Orange County Cllilomia and Otllce ol 1111 Coun!y Clerk A ne ~old and rl!JliOnable ei.ll In 8ooll -. P99• -. ot om-$444,lt7A1 pk.I• the fof· \EAM31s/:CR~~· 1rf1 pursuant to lhl'Notice a4 Detauft SELL FlcllDous Bintntss Name Stale· mal4d c:o111 capcn~e el•I l\ecorda of said lowtf'9 estimated colts, roo urs and Eltetion lo Sd lhertunder menl must be llltd belore Iha a11d · ddvc111 cci. al lhe Ct>unty, wtll under and eapenH• •~edvancH at Garden Grove.CA92643 retonled 07..ot1994 klst.# 94 d hi I time Ttie ldlng ol lllts statemen hme ot the '"'""1 µubh· purauan\ to aald DHd °' the time of the lnltlal publt-Newport Beach·Costa Mes 0446244 of sllCI Olficill Rtcoftl; ~ ushe Ive ific ed does not ot Itself aurnortze rne c;i11on ot me Nouce o t Trust sett at publlc 1uctlon cMlon of thl1 Notice of • Da~ Pllo wil Sell 1~&1994 It 11:45 u1roug Cass 1e use In this stall of a Flc:llllou CALeSCAN (9.16) 449-6000 Sale 11 $1J4 210 78 for c11h, lawful m-y of ..,.: t.tlmated truttff'I CN2 25729 ..... ._!'ft ... :..-> E.-.:.... 842·5878 Business Name In vlolaaon 0 In ad d111on lo c<1~h the the United SUtH of AmerJ. fffl and cost1 In the Nov 30, Dec 7,14, 1 "''"., u .. -· ,._u, ,..,., ..... __ 1112-1625 m 2102-2744 " .... , , , i ,~1 ' ~- ---· . ~ -- ' I ' • • ...1 , I,, ~·-. , , I 'I . ..y -· -~ ....... ~ ' I ' - # ... ' -, , ·-I I .. -~ :·:-., r ~~> .. ,_ . • 1.• .. - ..... !!I II ... . ' < ft . ".11 Ii ""'°'° , 'I I -' a ASS•llD HOUa Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:CX¥n Friday ................ Thursday 5:~ BYPllO• (7 14) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYMAILOR• M.R.SON: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 c.omer of Newport BIYd & Bay SL GENERAL· POLICY Rale and deadlines are subjecl lo change withoul nol1ce. The publisher reserves lhe righl lo censor. reclassify. revi e or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immed1alely. The Daily Pilot & The lndependenl accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be re pon ible excepl for the co t of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be aUowed for the first insertion. I HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE -----•I•-----HUNTINGTON NEWPORT -----• COSTA MESA 2,124 MISCELIANEOUS HOUSES/ BEACH 2140 BEACH 2169 APARTMENTS liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiim RENTALS RENTALS TO COMMERCIAL SHARE 2724 REAL ESTATE ANNOUNCEMENTS 2925 CONDOS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT FR9ER• ~~L~Miclean E-Sld• N/smk, p1of.'I !!!!!!!!!!!!~1-------- S1250 3bd t•m rm Duplex: 3Br 3Ba. den/ 1 • que' ga 'car·,_________ wfd, frptc, dsh/w, lg BUSINESS OFFICE LOST & FOR RENT 2b•, air, 3/4 mue to onlc•. gar, 1undeck. ~P~fn~~b~!~~· t~ ROOMS 2706 apt. 113 ut1. S385/dep. FOR RENT 2769 FOUND beach. 22041 Newport Step1 to beach. LHH BALBOA but. Ask for our Sp• Avl 12.20 842-8341 Circle, (818) 578.0573 $1400/mo. 544-3049 clalll 942.aase CM College Park nice NB NeAr bch. Lg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - -BALBOA •---------HVH 3Br 2ea, 2 gar, PENINSULA 2607 Garden Apt 2bd lg ba, hm w/poot. Kitch prlv, kitchen. lg closet. 2 ~:~sJ,'~,!!~~,:~~ tFOUND DOGI SIAND 2106 NEWPORT upgrded, comm pool. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim patio dbl gar wlk·lni cable TV. N/S. $350/ sundeck1, frpl. Mod· C \/ill 420 After hil by car. I 2169 Avail 12/1/94. $1695. NEW remodeled atudlo bea~ cell, fpic, ikylt mo tncl utll. 648-2733 ern. $480. 648-4400 3 ~~n::V Phn g~g.3733 1549 Placentia Ave. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 844-7220 or "44-7781 at1pa to E. bay/bches. $800. &41·3078 NO •EiNTALS TO Npt Beach Share 3Br Wed. n1ghl·Nov. 301h. ~~·~"~::~ BAYFRONT FURN low1rliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IMMAC 28r 2~ea Kit, frig, stove. Quiet. Sr Cltl&en 28d ltBa. &YO duplu near Lido ---------:ft~B·~:r M~" r~::~:: 3 bd. 2 ba, frplc, twhnm w/2 CM attch N/pet. $595. 673-872e fl F 1 SHARE 2724 ahop1 & beach. $400. INDUSTRIAL 2788 Alfra111111111•wn1s11111111111s lnd,Y. patio $2100 Beach Area gar. s1350/mo +aac. ~~~1. P~atpa1ro. [fffl: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 675-0345 atter 6pm ~~~~;, ~~~ £1:~1~,b~~ .....,.,lss.'iccllelll•fell· CHARMING FURN 4 t~247; pgr587·7425 CO:DON• pool $800 I I U1 CM Shr chHrlul 1·aty Townhome lrvlne Anl t Shelt ml,.., tte.lillt Act al 1MI II bd hH, dining • Yearlv Unfum .a\ n 3e2·9287 or~~ a hm companionship prtv Bd & Ba + xtra Auto rHIOratton w p31n1 Veteri':.!ry Ho~p'I .-...nwflklllllHlsllll ... 11 bonus rm, spa In mas-Studio,~ & 3Bdrma Newport Cre•t DEL MAR 2622 for Bo+lady. Am/balh/ rm Lndry, pool. Jae, bCooMlh .. 71!~72w6_816100th 5 0 1,• 722·7387. Located .............. , "•Y _..,.11ce. ter balh $2500 673· $450 to $1400 mo. SAL.a OR LEAS• al ... ,..,. 546-4764 I t S"'OO I I 111 "' " _,,. ...... 6900 W nderfulty ded me 1 ._,.,,. qu • • "' nc u 1• 619-723·1953 A 1 1 1 al 2075 Ney..port Bl 1n 111911111 .. " 111m 1111111111" Villa Rentals 2e'!.i + d•:,PO;~ea. Upetr• atudlo, no HUNTINGTON or 540-0810 ult Mitch, 733.9574 11 CM very darling & 1111H 111 rKe. cller. 1tlltit11, 675 A912 huge 2 car gar, PoOll kl1ch. New crpVpnt. BARBOUR 2642 well behaved Found .... ~i-lllMAIW•• CORONA -. tennla. For Sal• Utll Incl. ss2stmo. Call Call 642_5678. by Ru&~ 642-2455 .._...,..,.,_.illllt1U.• DEL MAR 2122 $255,000; Lae s1eoo 2.22-5775 Mon-Fri 9-5 1 bd 1INI new omr-BUSINESS 8r _. _, Mii intefUCS. hml· Ted Jatvla 509-5359 --__ ,._ _,. laun FOUND BRACELET ....... lllsuWlllNI...... 1 h .. to bcn..2Bd-2e-. a bb. E111 -· ....... ..._, Put a few words FINANCE 1 N NE w po RT . Tllla •-·--· will nit 708 MARQUERITE N o' . COSTA MESA 2624 fac, Dtw. ger, S890 . • PL£ASE CALL THE ••• ,,__ frplc, d/W, gar 11125 Ind. Owned t. pd ,...,. No ...oa 840-&678. , ........ ICU,CMJ~M· 2Br 1Ba. fp, gar, w/d, avt nowl 11125 Prop-_... ,.._. NEWPORT 8EACM ....allrilllellleellllklllall d/W, frig, andlc, patlo. wtyHae642·3850 OrVOfte>o..nfr ... te 1 1k1 1 .. pf'IV paUo,1_______ to work for you. POLICE DEPT. ,._ Men $1260 N/pel. 650-3252 1-3BR 1750/mo t. Up tr .. h paint, garage, &ntUnM'\RT BUSINESS TO IDEN TIFY AT: ......._ ..... ,.,..,.,,. • 28r 2 .. Ooeenlront Yrty/Wlnt~Renlala naw~v Tt~~••• .. '*"' ....,._, I'll IMMAC 2Br 2Ba So. of Gar, frpl, great VS.WI ProP«tY ~. Altra = ':1:n-, 7~ llACB 2861 OPPORTUNITY .......... M"'1i••ll I• t•I• PCH. Wht decor, encl S1500 JOel Agt &40. MA.-.0 ,.. 2904 FOUND CAT • ''''"•.....,...MM garden, pool. Fum/un-7000 •315; 813-7720 or eva<919> '52-6391 1•••1111111 ... 11111111•• La1ge male brown/ ..m•Hl!Wfer...._ lllCMI-furn. 11500. 121-8521 .. .,..._ 2bd 1ba. Lg VIiia Pt. IBr 2Ba R....._ clean 2Br twn-•1M IU•~ grey Tabby wllh white ......... , .... CllHUO lrvln• Terraoe 3Bd· deck, 1ecar p-, llghc/ =:k•,.._t'!.:! :~::; hOUH atylr ~~'.!.~· .... w •7•8t111t r ARAr.f SALE YIENDIMQe20 snack marl\ln<i•· W•atlng • M·• • t·•·CZ•·-fer 2Ba, lg tam rm, pool, bright, annual ..... Avalt,,;;;.' 4M.2700 pool, ":. ~te ;,· ..:;Tar" Our \.11'1 Ui mac.hlnH on loca11on• flea collar. Found 11/ .,.-..1 .... n,OCll't•ll6'.. frplc, lg bckyrd, avt $1100/mo 720-1200 Harbor Frig. d/W $9,900•By •II or 26 In NewS)Ort Beach. ullNUD•UJl·»Ol 1/11S22~720-1585 BEACH •Watoh the Mate i 1411 i ..... iiie c::. eo,::> ,r;::,· : ff'l~IT~ pen•BOO-SW,8781 Call 648•2062. f: -..1 Udo bayfront D/W, Oar, ~. ••• 48a• I/.,, I;, COSTA MESA 21Z4 NEWJORT RN!f7.!a•. 1~U:.r;:.~· =-~·::=9°98& ·--... --o-c-o-.-DO .... -·. Summer AeMNatlone 1---------~...::: :='..: Ma~ sure you amve at the F9 saJe early or you will miss the~ barpinst ~OUKCUONTS ANNOOlfCUIDTS BEACH 1089 ... Ide t.Stty 2Bd iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-paUo, garage, n/peta Pl 2 N.., Nwpe twy. "50 BEACH 4· ex on 84140e1 or 127 ... 10 lotal Oen Vul Owner Out 01 Country! ii ... V_. 4bd 2ba t425t<. Bkr "42-3850 hM, dbf gw, nt 'OCC &~ • .,.,.,no Can't •ffm to get to all thOat repelr joba 110Und tl\e houat1 Lee the ca .. 111M1 ...... amk/pet. Avail 1/10 l ,1400/m0 75 M048 Two l '8'd9 hOuMe. •Id hkup•. fncd rct•. r:"n. em::= ....... e aM-11A w,,,.1171 ., ... + Denlnl SILL ..,:::.,. WINTD ....U.Y SARTA AKA 2110 + dip ..... 1114 ~ 1-:9.Ta~T•••••••• U60 H1111ua 28d oet*nt ....... 1800 8 Mt .. lunlower & _..!!!!:!!~!!!!:!!!!!,. (3) 181MM UnM81 28d hcMIM ...... t taoo 8rletol, Very prlv, QuteC, ~ 8eeott ANNUAL pool. JM. 14.fw MO. MOO •.,t.ooo A ltlCIO led OCft ... 11000 1111 "'°' ~ Ill· 7t0 ....-Dr 28d town."'MMM 11100 .,. ._.. o.-.,.. • .=:~~~=~~ Yt .. n •• Udo home ....... 11100 ... 7 .. . ,....... l"""Wlllf ..... .-1 ~ .. '"''"'.... you .. Ind 1111rue1e ....... ·-"3-IM ... ,_MM ........ ,.. ......... .... ,.. ... Ol111"1• -- 2120 2120 I '-I ' . l ... • 10 Wedneec!ay. December 7, 1994 TODAY'S CROSSwoRo PUZZLE um.cmmrr 1111n11a111 ... n.ca11•r•s --• ll30 llllC. I015 -.=-..... -___ _ ·----· ....... Tlellel 1Ji#811• ,..._. PALL ••••WOOD OC>TraWrM ~. Ml ~· .. ., ..... _..... toe The Na DleUlela ...OIAL leuoned 'IV by 12/1t, m• No. elde .el a.I ... ve 14 LOST& FOUND LOST& 2925 FOUND North-South vulnerable. East deals. ~~~!11 WEST A-IWt:'!~ ........ 9 8 3 ~ ... ,, .. O JI NOR111 •Q.J84 o KQ5t OA •K887 MP.-1~~1 0 K 109 7 6 3 ~la.tiiH' •,A 4 EAST •A K I 0 10 IJ .. o QJ85 •J 105 a........_. 1e hlr-wood; .,_ delWfY 1229Jq 381H111 money on doollil ten. 1ft1 PIT & "ff_,. 'II/ OtMr 1Mfote Dec. 1J S15K obo. "2•7458 lClnl ~ ....w. eklle. tot thl• iow price. 47 •• ~ a a Pt ......,......,,. exp • 1110/cord, HO/half ~·•1:.i • •• •s ... , au... w/anore Weat'a weak two-diamond plue. AllfWI M-P 1• COfd. 71 .. 7-.aul us.....,. ~ f.c. In front of private 5pm 81 ·OMldrtoh Oaf. rMldence ot1 Balboa ope na. North'• double and Eut"• .... 3'01 JemMtM MINT m DUI Pen. Power or sailboat r1Jae were routine. South, Georse Rd, N& No phn ..._ Xmu .... poaed M ' OK. 723-6135 =~ r:t:r N':h f::tt ~ ••ciiTMV.,., =-~. ::i:: DWOU eaiy raiae t.opme. "°'CM 08t ...,_ ~ Gallon Junlpera 11. llACB 8169 ClllPEIS, IV'S, G. al l't th , r neN. bp W/compulo Shade, pine, cypteM -·n••I! 8014 " 1ven norm ap 1 a, e 1ate o .,. req'd. 131-41 14 4-I' 110. IOl-e74-14a2 '~ the-cont.net hinpd on holdin1 the _________ 1 llultl l'aMlly, aat club loeers to one. Dummy perforce •---------TV'a, VHF, exec dnk, 12/10 •·• 1934 tH2 aHASTA US ft won the diamond openina lead, and EllPLOYllElfT •hip mod•le.. antq Windward Lil, Child'•: trailer uaed fOt moving the king and queen of heart& were SUVICIS 5533 time cloctc, plcturH, turn, ski & tennla or at0tage, 5300. Call cubed and a Jow apada was led p&anta, Mc:I 72~75 cloth••· toya, adult MW552. from the table. Ea.at roae with the It. 8el It. Find n. cltha, hOUMhld llema •••••••• c1 ... ~ kino of 1pades and exiled with a -· 12·7M 'O '* UrAed'-~ SOUTH • 1072 O A973 0 .. , ~p. ~ :_w: ::.-------·------•AUTOMOBILES The play had marked East with egory may ,.quite you WAllTID • TJUlNSPORTATION 28 City in Hawaii. 29 Pales 30 ·-my word!" SS Endure 34Gaucho's oount,.Y 35 Fibs 360uk:k 38 Lisa -:-Presley 41 Harvard nval 44 Pillow 45 Bath powder 47 Earmarlfed -49 Cyclists 50 Nlledam 51 fence steps 52 More sensible 53 Pertaining to the ear 55 FIOot-coverlng S8=t11eol country music • 58fbnan~ 59 Fresh lnloonahon 63 Zodiac s:.gn the ace-king of spades and aL least to call a IOO number TO IVY IOll ••••••••i--------the queen of diamonds. Smee Eaat In which there i. ••,.•••••••Ill was a paued hand, the ace of clubs Charge per minute. 11 --------CBEWOLET 9045 had to be with We.tt. The rest was , .. ______ BOATS 7011 I• '78 NOVA e~CYL easyD. I ,,_ • h h d .. 111.,.u.~15 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GOOD COND . .RUNS ec a.-er won t e l ir trump au. '-GAHU E ,90 lnftatabl• 15 ft GAE AT 1 5 1 5 o o . trick in hand and immediately led• I•••••••• Novunalna & 4oHP Ya· CALL 714-434-8038. n . 1 d· N. , of 0 · low club t.o the klng and returned hama. Trailer, center y perung ea · me the au.it, ducking in band. A1 a . console, VHF marln••-0-n-n ___ _.._ __ George .and Mane ~wad pl~yed • result of this coup en blanc, West ANTIQUES 8010 radio, Bimini top, ate. f ~ 9075 for Egypt m the 1964. orld Bndge was forced to play the ace of clubs Great dive, fish,· sport liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Olympiad, settled in Ne"'. York on air and the contract rolled home. boall $3900. 240·7004 1988 MUSTANG LX •Q632 The bidding: EAST SOUTH Pua Pus so s~ P... Pus WEST N0'1'1f 20 Dbl Pan -'~ Pus where they made a r eputa 1t1on ~or It might seem this was routine, *BUYING ITEMS* POL and mint Interior, ______ ,. themselves as a f~rm1dab e pair, but the comparison with other From 1800-1980. 1 pc Jl!WELIY FURS 18 FT flberglaaa ba new trres. Calll 1n . .;,g. then mov~ to Pans. ~t ~e recent result.a aa.id otherwu1e. For bidding Jeweky, booka, *'lit• • launch. New aurrey $4000. Call Devin 714- _ _..._..._ __ .... World Bridge Olympiad an Alb~-and making four heart.a, the Awa<li e s tate. Immediate •UT 6025 ~o!k:le::~u~~~il t;=1....;55;.;.;.7...;.1..;;;o.;;,20,;,_ ___ _ qllerque, they showed t!'ey are still scored 180 of a possible 191 mat.ch· caah, top $. 47~ avail. S7900. 875·7~ 93 Ford Ran ger 5-ap, a force t.o be reckoned with. poin ts. •---------lllrror, beautifully --------ABS, bd liner, tow 1-----------------------;...---IAPPUANCES 6011 etched w/ahlp, ~x8, CARPENTER Cu1tom packge. mud flaps. air _ ..... _......_ __ .... '850. Call 875-8033 Boat Bullder needa: Cond, $8,800 673-4476 Exp'd. Cabinet Mak· 2925 EMPLOYMENT Kenmore •leo Dryer Perfeot tor Xmae era; Fin ished Car·•-------- Neatly new. Drying '81 Krugerand 1 penters; Wood work· HONDA 9085 EMPLOYMENT !MPLOYMENT EMPlOY?e!ENT 5530 5530 . 5530 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GENERAL OFFICa Telephone Answering Svc. $9.50/hr to start. Answer phones for small businesses In CM/~B. FT/PT. Stan now. 213·964-3980 k •-~ • ..,..""" ounce gold, aat In era. 842.0148. '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rac • -ge c __ .,, otd & di b I t 11 white. $225. 860-0454 g · am 1•28 0 87 CRX·SI, e epd air 1.0 ct total dam wt. &AllOT '75 8' Fiber· Alarm am/tm tap~ GEii ~PICI .. Real __ ea_tate _____ ..Jweeher & Dlyer $140 Orig 13200, aac glau. Avl. w/ahore sunrcx;;I clean grt gas ..,. vr .... llTAft... e.ch. Both In good 11850. pgr 455-6608 mooring. Best ottarl ml. p~rteot glttl H.B. Ins. AAcv. Busy Wiik.ti !Ocain. condltJon. 848 5848 Must Selll 548·7949 , 52,800 271 .0124 leave 2)11.otf.exp.req.~. ~~=I--PURNITUlU! 6014 ~ POWER BOATS ,msgor.evea84s.&909 Wpng. word proc. exp. req. ThlPn:I ....... liiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiiOii4ii9I 7012 JEEP 9110 HVAC SERVICE TECH/ $1200/rno 842·7859 ... .,... 38"x72" farm atvl• Retrotll. 10 yrs exp. 673-7380 table, wht legs, xJnt ADOPT-A•PET 1 B '84 CJ7 New pnVhrd· Good OMV, rats a '';=~~~~~==~ cond, '30(). 721·1414 Everf Sat 6 Sun al 18 ft Elec tr o •Y top/doors. Bikini, Ult, must f0t NE Anaheim PT Sal•• Aaalatant i. PETSMART, Fountain Boat NPT Packet, am/fm cass stereo. co. 632-3294 btwn 9-4 NB, 20 +hours/wk, RecepUonlat PIT M-F 8 ' COUCH, earth Valley. Puppies, kit· HARO TOP, lmmac, $5143. Call 722·1414 lled S vc Delivery Tec h neat, cl, rHp, good OMV. basic mech .. lec: knowl req. AVI 24 hr on-call. FIT Jim Deao 645--1600 flex ached, type, some &-1. PhonH, It typing, tonH, good cond. 1an1 and more. all $6900. 660-9000 comp-will train, S7/hr clerical, general offic.e MS. Ca.11631~05 looking for loving, car· ---------l----~---- 648-2218 for lntervelw. duties. NB. 729-1522 Ing homes. CALL 241· 18' Duffield Eleclrlc. MERCEDES 9130 RECEPTIONI~ Barbi• Doll's haa, 6 rm1 0317 for more Info. Rare hard top conv't1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PVT POST OFFICE »• $651 OuMn· waterbed model. Glove leather I~ F/T Permanent. Ship-Part time 1·5pm. $6 145. 721.aaa8 CAT HOUSES aeats. Stereo. New 73 45~ SL Roadster/ ping, phones, office per flour. Orange Quality 1mall & big windows, batteries. hardtop. All orig, >dnt work. Friendly . & r• newspaper office. Call •HOUSE FUU!• 722-8790 chatger & motor. Full cond. $9,995. Call OFFICE PERSON aponslble. $8/hr. Npl Jennifer between Chippend ale d ining cover $7500 675-3839 675-7939 P/T 9~pm M·Th Beach. 714-642-6262 9am-lpm at 632-4800 room aeata 10 w/buf. 01••t Chrlamaa Ottt -------- Computer Uterate. ~Wall fat • china cabinet BoxTurtlea.FREI! 57 Thompaon 16 ,.,.P_O_RS__,C_H_E---9-1-7-5 Accounllng·Bookaaplng On the move? 52400. Slelgh bed 3 to choose from. Se-wood bojlt w/35HP, & Salea-tor am. office. SWEET F°JlCTORY bdrm Ht ,1850. Lthr rlous pet lovers onlyl cover & Btmlnl. $600.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Pl•••• Applp Sell your extra Heklng enthualaatlc: aofa, love .... & Cl'\alr Call Tanya 963-4483 Call 714-759-7085. '92 911C2 Wht Targa 18381 Mount i..tlgley household ..... uaoc. @ '!tun. 11500. Occa.alonal ta· S•v• abund and Loade~ Tak• over Fountain Valley Ion la. loc. Apply @ blea • mofe. UnUMd. Leaae/No Money Items Spec. 102 or call 714-714-882·7288 abandoned pets. Be a SAIL BOATS 7014 Downl lmmac. 16K ptf Appt ••11•r Call in Classified 844-4857. EOE. . llODaL HOii• FU..... ~~~:~:~~er. Call Pg# 455-8808 from home for prof'l.1---------.,..... """ FOUND•FEMALE Loat Doge Newport 20 hrl/Wk, $8-10/hr+ --------·' Prevlou~ dl9played. CrO•• T rimaran 40 ft, PERSIAN CAT Height• area. Mother/ EMPLOYMENT 1_b_·o_n_u•_._R_o_n_64_2-_77_40_ EMPLOYMENT _E_M __ P_L_O_YMENT---,--~~ :u:~ ~= BICYCLES 6060 ~~~s~~g ta;:e7, ~~d~: VOWWAGEN 9235 g~~~r 1~' ~~n ~P~~~ ~~~nhl:~ot:.la~~bie~ . 5530 PRINTING 5530 5530 RUF Co-2S<M196 Tu-$171<. Call 675-2105 '07 BUQ Sunroof, AU 5 8 Id R di h I 1/28 Urbanite o-raton la =========.========= Fri 9:30-5:30, Sat 1~. • yrs o . ed s no collars, ost 1 .. -17791 Skypark, lrvlhe BMX OT Proserlu 20" Mac::Gregor 24 OrlgJnal, 1-owner. color. Taken to New-642..6043 aeautva Hair Stylist, Pr•aa Persona 1..,..,..,,.,,.,., ______ , bike, top quality parts. Uen Sale · Runs E.t<ce1tent1 port Anlmal Hospital. -L-0,,..5,,..T.,,...,Q"""R.A......,..V..,....,,C-A-T-Faclallsl, Manicurist. Community newapa· BRIGHT BEGINNINGS PIANO console, 42", $150/obO. Call Devin lst 1600 takes Ill $2100 Obo 673·1379 Call Wolly 759·7000. With blue collar. Neut Bal Pen Salon. Rant ~~~ra~!·~lh u;b:.':!.:.: "F,...,,., N..,._ '"°' w---. ~... ::t:!t k:J::3• .:~ ~ 714-667-1020 723-0472 YW Bug .Convert.bl• Loat Cat large Gray & male. Answers to or comm. 723·5078 oparallng experience 11,000 OBo 650-2~7 Men'• TREK road bike, 1979, CVlmmac, Wh Bl Strip last seen Hunt "Mortimer." Lost CARPENTER 6 Urbanite preaa per· p 14.apeed, 175. Cell on WH, new pta, top, Bch Seaclltt Hms area Thanksgiving night, aon with 6 years ex~ art Solld ••k orlb, 145-6552. SPEED. uphls, whls.. 673-9213 11/16 Reward answ Dover Shores, NB Mull Have Framing rlanca. Only thOH carve d he adboard, s~ BOATS 7018 to Max 536-6655 or a r •a. R E WARD . Experience. 631·2345 with Urbanite ex~ TJ• ..... e 1125. Cal 145-6552. Reoondltloned uHd 536--9533 Please call 646-3428. Dental Aseletant rlanca need apply. AAA bikes, $20-$150. Great iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii Can't seem to LOS T DOG: Reddish· · LOST KITTY Exp'd , F/T. Depend-Sand resume or apply Xmu glttal 841·9264 Brown Ald gebacl</ , Black Perala n, on able caring person. X· In peraon al: . n .. :.-...., MERCBANDISB *1988 22tt Ski Boat• get to all those 5. 7 lllre V-8, King repair Jobs . Chow Mix. No collar. Balboa Island, Dec. 5. ray lie. CM. 631-1420 • .........,...oppornmilyto..touliff.w•.., ,........ MISC. 6015 SPOR'l'TuG Between Harbor & 9lb male. "Spooky." DETECTIVE·PRIVATE , CALIFORNIA your community! Profesaiooal Nelahboihood 1u11 Cobra 0 /D, low profile around the house? hull, just serviced, Newport Blvd . on Vic· CaJl 673-'3838. Prlv Investigator COMMUNITYNIWI We~Savlce lMbNlilllk•~~ • ,.._ ............. ,_pla" GOODS 6065 torla Friday, Dec. 2. --------tr a In e e p If 'Im• 3424 San F«nando Rd. to Ylllt •• ~ •••· ~ c •rtdae lkillil u --...... , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Please call 646-1 t54 Whether you·re buying 23¥389 Sl.Mla 4 ud po(~ ..,,..we --.J. PluiWe Msa, CHH with walnut new controllar/BlmlnV Let lhe Cl•aalfled upholstery. Great akl S e rvice Directory boat-taat-looks great. Turrl-key ... ready to go. help you find or (B)219-0140. or aelllng, Claulfied•-----'-----losAngaln, CA 90065 .. berililato wat..-..cir...... buff, 4' lO I ' length. Nonllo Trac, brand covers all your needsl Buy 11• Sall It. Find It. (Tybum & San Fernando) (714) 752-2772 1100 eac:h. XJot concS, new Sequoia model. CIHalfled. EOEJM/Ff'//H 722·1788 day & night $350. Call 759-9088 s11 .ooo 864-4287/291· rellable help. 9241pgr •--------- 3784 MASONRY 3828 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 REMODEUNG liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & AD Dino NS 3 916 SERVICE DIRECTORY A to Z HANDYMAN Buying A Computer? LACEY'a*ELECTRIC HANDYMAN Carpen· WUllam Harold Jeweler• .IONN DORAi llAIONllY •merald Painting INOCH'a PLUMBING INSTAUJREFACE CABINETS Confu1ed? Full Serv. 25 yra exp. FrH HI. try, tlle, pl\lmblng & Watch & Jewelry repair Brlck•moti..Bk>ck•Lg Int/Ext wallpaper/tlle Oraln1/Remodel1fR• Kitchens, bath.. doors, We help you buy right Rel/Comm. Sr dl1c. roof. 25yra exp w/rafL AntJque/Flne Jewelry • ama11 Job• OKI Uc Competltlva rales. 10 yr1 Pa Ir s . L # 5 8 0 5 2 e windows. Doug 546-7258 We set up 6 train ~ou. L# 238300 842-6568 Jerry e.u 775-8380 lluy/Mll/ndt 873-0389 11887191 9314932 exp-Free est 751·2039 800-83 9-3140 ADDmONS HIRE A CMIPENTER Tony 723-1 89 NEWPORT & UJN90W Clrcl• llalnt. ARNIE SMITH DUNCAH CONSTRUCTION 20 Yrs Exp. Small & Lg. Joba 850-7042 R.EMODEUNG 3410 Addltlona/Remodela Hardwar•*Sottwar• ElD!RLY ORA.NOi! COUNTY IANDSCAPJ!. Pllnlrlg.lnl/EJcl.~ Plumbing A Rooter·Uc., _______ _ Fire/Water/Repairs. lnatallatlon & Set up Handyman san11ce, IAWN r••a 3808 MOVING 3834 AfA. au.I. Job. frH est. All replplng lnatalla· • ..,,.uSIATOn' Concrate/Elec/Plumb. PC-Windows Specialist CARE 3611 •031-3589• ~ St. lc#569897 636-8888 lion & drains' 530-0700 l.-U1I ..., •Bell Con•truc tlon Jerry, Me-7 840 Oise. w/ad 964-3317 x UI TUTOR 3927 •Additions• bath remodel FREE PC B , I f Painting/Plumbing B I y A *ll Q CK* •Patios• kitchen remodel Rtpalra, Aelnod. Ooora, win. uyer • n o Nl!llb Hl!LP? Nuralng/ Gen Malnt·L# 691885 •• o ard Malnt. PUILI" NOTICE PIANO * VOCAL Uttla big 1naka from lii!~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii /Uc /Bonded /lnaured dowa, cablne\a, atucco & dry· TUTORING a Ma11age/Meal Prep/ Bonded 1M Insured Lawn!J Cleanupe, The Calif. Pubtlc Ulll._ $9.50. Toilet or feucel1 SPANISHJW;NQLISH Free Eat. 8 71-4941 wal, ftncel. Qlltt, etc. Uc. CONS UL TINO Driving/Errand a by Call John 894-1159 Tr .. Trimming, LI t'" Commlaalon RE· LESSONS 3868 rabulld $38.50. Clean Native So. American. 35y11tXp.-~142.0587 DOS , w 1 n do w a . exp'd Clll'eglvat. 85()..0$54 Maullng 979-8249 QUIRES that all UHd all drains $88.60. Valedlctorlan ol a •npTTBUCES 20-yra Exp. 723-1985 Qual Crpntry, Paint, AllAlnerloM Lawn Care h ou•ehold g ood• Gollueo Mualc Studio FrH Eat 714 444 4500 U .S . Co 11 e g •. ~ &.UM1I Closet/Gar SIOf, Wall Malnt aoddlng lrrlg• move ra print their Alt ...... ,, 6 to adult, auaana 8 73-7409 SERVICE 342 6 CARPET --------r ruCES units. furn, forml""' 11 ·•1 · 'awn P U c Cal T ft .. m .. ~ -...------------------~'"411 -. on, c ean-upa. ., ~.and ch';;.,n=..·· ~1to94c71 ... 1ca ROOFING 3910 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANING 3515 CONCRETE • • D!CltS 3615 repairs 675-6359 Fred oe-rated 780-7773 --840-TIES HOME Rl!FRIQ/FRZ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONllY 3557 BIUlne'• Landaoape ~:*'air;:;.:.: PIANO& Beginning thru S!RVICES REPAIR. Semo day Avalon CarpeWphola •F•NCES OAT••• HAULING 3720 Maintenance. A pro-menta. If you have a Advan.ced. All age1. CALL US FIRSTI ::'11/s~j~~ldsn~u·~7!'~: ~h~~.~r~~,';.~.d~ * Bt1t Prlc1/QualltJ e:~~~r:=o-= fMelon~'=~* :=u: .-=::Ti~ J::~~~~ =~~ ~~:1°~~. g~ •• ~·:,~~!: i!B!i!ilgiii!M~lijikii•i[i'aiiT~r .. iii~siivoii Rallabla Rafr~aratlon yrs exp. Ken 651·3790 llndlclpe, brick. atona Jim Wh.,.• 642·7208 Haullng Junk, Appli. QAADU MAINTENANCE or chauffeur, call: Evans Roofing 754-7834 Tr•• lrlmng/removaJ, • L""41728 .,..,. 3483 cancret.. Mi.otU ,, ancaa, Yard Clean-Up, •Rl! .. OOFINO• cl•"'"-•· ,._, I CM " ••' CARPET&UPHOLSTERY •WooGIFenoM* Etc. Call M(ke 23yfsCM-Na exp.TrM PubllcUllUU.e '"" -.-...p. v,ran · Carpet repairs, protea-Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie replaca/rapllr, .. Mllli&.lllng Me-1 3 91 trlmfdMn up. Sprtnldefa/ COmmiaalon PET SPECIALIS T Free Eat. 850-0270 AWNING INSTALL elonally done. 20 yra. Cooc, Patio, Driveway Hlimllea. Low pikal. UC'd lawn-4nstall. Landscape 71~151 SllVICES 3870 FREI! l!STIMATl!S exp. Sr disc. n5-6380 Fplc, 880.. Raf. 20 Vr AdvlrUgeConslr '74-630 JUNK To The DUMP CoMactOf M1 .. t70 1_, Oft Moving 1·714-980-7721 WALL •SERVICE 3430 Exp. Tarry 957·7994 · 1 (714-.. 8-1982) ca......_ Landacpng t St Peraonallzed Pet Cw• S adles Rooftng.Uo & COVE Wiii haul what Trash a ln1geUon Trimming ~ • °':',.;..pr.::" Kennel altamallve. No Ina. Specialize comm. RINGS 3932 S UNSHINE AWNING CBnD CARE 3536 CONTRACTOlS FURNITUR.E Man won'll 964-~59 • Removaie, Clean-ne7~~~ 25&-i~: alraH °' worry Uc r•1oof/rapalr. 25 Y"· liiJ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INSTAL Retractable• JlEPAllS 3622 wnt•nNG 3754 U1?,~25M.~~·1~ Ina. Reta e73-71 a4 ' •FREE EST 875·5095 Cuatom Wallpapw Sun Screena-Securlty Exp'd Nanni .. avail for GENEIAL 3558 u..... 111&..v ..... Stripping/Painting Shutters. 10 Yrs Exp. llV•ln Po•IUona Into lii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii• Landaoape R al PAIKTING 3858 No lob too amalll Call .loe 9 5 7.5453 ~~~~ ~~;,9~~;1~ Q'l:!: ~~~!:' c,:n,:::~~~~ C•NTML MUTING ~,:b~~t.-= ~~ 3880 SE LL w~.., ::'~.:~~·::g Small Jobe, ~Job• hote, etc. FR E pick· Ar. Furn. Walt hea..,.. Call Pete 7U·77~a •W.P. YOUNQQUlaT ••••liiiiiiiiiiiiil your home together. Sttlp, Install, BOATING Duncan ,._ u .... 7042 up/delfv/•t. 182·1823 20 Yra Local Exp. Pall llnl Cen1notef adVlc• to the er•""· SEIVICES 3470 CHIMNEY ._,. _,. Ouamt'd aaa.oa 1 a LAWN MA.INT INT/mtT .QUALITY 1 IT through classified a31.a t 1 1 an -: ReelCCNftMllnd Oullu:-",.:Lbfan!'°"' Pa tch to complete ;::.===============- MARIN• HA.NDYllAN SWEEPS 3538 DOOJtS 3580 llANl>Y MAN 3710 BOID raaa1 ~.:""""~~~~ ,,... -. Mf.i30I =·a~~~7:~ra ~~0~=1c:~~~gNo~ •:,~~";A.=!, ................. "---:~ .. suvicU 37IO TRDI . •·~~~ Put a few words 714-M a.72S7 Ing. C a ll O reg depe nd•ble door Orywalandmorel r.,,.c1 ....... 1ow•. l.aWM, J4 HN.Alchald 81nor PLUlllllfG 3890 to work for you. 8oo.7t4"LUCKY hanger. Ouar wOttc. 0arw M ... a77 HOUSa•SITTINQ .,......._. ,.,...,,. UO le094o4 t41 3208 ···-----r••e••t! 350 ,..., Don 121•10 lmrnec cw• by wtct. nm LOCM. ""' ...... ~ 9 l ilt iiliiN SERVICES owed J'rof'1 Int. De-tlGll QUALITY CMlll .... ...... eo.. c 11 6 4 2 5 6 7 -----lil a!AN'ING ewm-•r•w 3110 Aaeembter9·You name algner. Relocl8o Ca. .IO ~ ..... ~ :no. 1M7·We .,... a -8. New._ ... a,_. In 5•-"CIS 3548 ..-'-&.a&-It! 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