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Home My WebLink About1994-12-28 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA Is your ho-ho-ho ready to go-go-go? Tired of tinsel? You need some time outside in the sunshine. But do it this afternoon; there could be morning showers. See Weather, Page 2 Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 . ATAeL&Na Who: The Costa Mesa Parks, Recreation FKilities and Parkways C:Ommission What: A public meeting to review two interesting proposals ..• One would make waY. for a roller hockey faolity and the other ban skateboarders from certain city property. When: Tonight, 6:30 p.m. Where: City Hall council chambers, 77 Fair Drive. • Skateboarders may be given brake tonight . . by commission ~ The Parks Commi ssion could give the green light to a roller hockey park and red light to skateboarders. Bv T INA lloRCATrA, STAFF W1un:a COSTA MESA -Skating will be the topic of discussion at to- night's Parks Commission meeting, with proposals for a roller hockey facility as well as a rule prohibiting skateboarding at four city sites up for consideration. The skateboard ban would allow the city's Community Services De- partment to post "No Skateboard- ing" signs al the City Hall Civic Center, the Neighborhood and Downtown community centers, and the Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter. According to Keith Van Holt, the city's Community Services di- rector, damage due to skateboard use has been reported at oil four sites. "These are specific areas around specific buildings," said Van Hoh. "There is a place on the sou th • side of th e Neighborhood Com- munity Center where kids like to ride their skateboard s along stair rails, and we have about 500 kids a week involved in gymnastics - kids 3, 4, 5 years old. They've walked out the door and almost been knocked down by the kids riding their skateboards. "At the Neighborhood Com- munity Center, we've had wooden benches damaged. And, we've had to take out a bike rack and planter of nowers because the skateboard- ers kept taking them out. "At the front of the Senior Cen- ter, we've had people who have al- most been knocked down, and we've had some damage there as well." Currently, the city prohibits skateboarding on tennis, handball and shufneboard courts. lf the rule passes, skateboard enthusiasts will still be allowed on city streets and other park areas where signs prohibiting the sport aren't posted. The jogger also rises As for the sport of roller hock- ey, the commission first began talking about a proposed roller hockey park in-October, after the city was approached by a few po-A jogger Is silhouetted by the morning sun Tuesday at Corona del Mar State Beach. S•• HOCKIY/P•1• 4 COURTING SUCCE-S Thanks to a new property manager and neighbor Triangle Square, the Courtyards retail center has undergone a Renaissance BY TINA 8 0 1lOATI'A, STAIP Wa.rna COST A MESA - Three years ago, the Courtyards looked more like a ghost town than a shopping center -.a shorp contrast to the" bustling market place it is today. Now the center, nestled deep into the corner of Newport and Harbor boulevards, is op:rating at 88% occupancy and has signed several new leases, including two restaurants, a coffee house and an Ethan Allen furn iture store, due to move in within the next few months. But not too long ago, tenants were droppina like Oies. Al one point, the occupancy rate plum- meted to 63%. The center'• food court went belly up. Two of its main anchors 1H C9UllTYMDl/h9• 4 •, M.uc MAart1C, l>An.T Pia.or Dave Oldert, a.k.a: the Pnky Peacado, trtes to attract customirs Into Rubio'•, a new fish taco eatery, In the revitalized Courtyards. ( ON THE COVER The painting on top of page 1 is by local artis~ Diane Moon. For more information on paintings, call 723-4234. • NUMBERS NEWSROOM s40 ... 1n .i NEWS FAX 646-41 70 HOTLINE 642-6066 SPORTS 642-4330 INDIX Classified ...................... 9 • Sports .......................... s Weather ....................... 2 NAW-~ ~ .~~ ,,._,,,..~. .. ,.,.,. .. ,.. .. *1«W,., Lawsuit by cities .. expected · in days · ~ Newport Beach and Costa Mesa officials hint that legal attempts to recover property taxes from bankrupt county will commence within a week . Bv EVA..'IJ H£NEJlSOS, STAFF Wann. City officials in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa hinted Tuesday that they will file lawsuits within the week against the county in order to recover withheld property tax funds. The county had claimed a por- tion of these funds to recover a port ion of the losses to the coun- ty's investment poo l. Costa Mesa could be t11king .ic- tion "within the next few days," uccord~g to Mayor Joe Erickson, who !isserted that the county should not have tied property tax fund s to the bankruptcy issue. "It's our opinion that that's our money. lt was never the countfs money," Erickson said Tuesday. The city lost· approximately S 1.6 million (including funds withheld from the city's redevelopment agency and sanitary district) <lur· ing the county's first distribution of property taxes last week. City officials ha'e been consulting legal representatives of other cities to determine the city's options, said Costa Mesa City Manager Allan Roeder. ' "The property ta;< money tends to be overshadowed because of the amount of reve nue in the invest· ment pool," Roeder said. "But th is is perhaps as important if not more so. "Part of the statement being made by all this is that those prop· erty taxes are assets of the county of Orange, not that they are sim: ply the collection agency on behalf of the city." Both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa are expecting some property tax funds today but offrt:ials said they are now unsure how much money they will get in light of re- cent developments. Cities and municipalities across Orange County were outr:iged at the announcement last ''eek of the county'~ plans to withhold be· tween 8% and 10% of propeny ta:< funds. The move became nec- essary, according to a statement from the cou nty controller-auditor, in orde r to make up reduc1io ns to the county investment pool, esti- mated to have suffered a $2.02 bil- lion loss. The county laid cla im to a por- tion of all property tax revenues collected between Nov. 9 and Dec. 6, the date the county filed for protection under Chapter 9 bank- ruptcy. City administrators said See LAWSUIT/P•1• 4 Students try to make the most of two-week break School's out and local teen-agers are celebrating with shopping , theater- hopping and, would you believe, studying? nv ~WY A.-..:-: 11.A~tON, STAH Wa110. 1\,o weeks of winter bre:lk arc not enough for Corona dd f\1:.lr High School/ student Jarrod Roggenbuck, f2, :mJ Buddy Slrne- bJn)·a. 13. According to th\!m, the c'cnth grade is \'C1y 5trc~ful, aud it tukc 1ime to recover from the fir.it year of junior hi~h. "We need to gel away from school," said forrod, ii~ he walked to a f\,sh1on hlJnd movie theater to sec "Dumb and Dumber" Tues- day afternoon. "I mean, we're at CdM in junior hi&h and it's a big change from el- ementary school. We need a break." Thousands of Newport-Mesa tudchts can be seen riding bikes, walking though malls and playing in parks these days, enjoying their la t days or a two-week break. Some students even study, read and cntch up on nssignments. Triangle Square's Virgin Megas· tore teemed with tcenagen Tucs- d~1y and a )'ogun shop sported a lineup of youngsters. Though M>me educators and ad- ministrators studying school re - form say two weeks off hampers the learn ina process. many area students say -natch -that it's not cnouah. Winter break is a limC 10 watch ... .....,..... --=.--........ ~. -~.Alf•.-r. -----• .. a Wednelday, December 28, 1994 LOCALS ONLY Guida hllbllllll . onen-ovarlookld composer Mtholo'"8 Bonnie Grice, who hosts the KUSC-FM rndio broadcasts of the Pa'cific Symphony Orchestra classical concerts al the Orange County Performing Arts Center in Costa Mesa, has written a guide to composers often overlooked in other anthologies. Grice, who also hosts the afternoon drive time "Commuter Classics" show on KUSC, researched, wrote a'nd produced "From Z to A ... The Classical Lovers AJternative: An Inclusive Guide to the Great · Composers & Their Music." Grice said she personally fi nanced the project for KUSC because she considers the station "an alternat.ive for classical music lovers" due to its penchant for focusing on composers often overlooked in other classical compendiums (i.e. women, minorities, American composers or anyone who has composed music after 1925). So, alongside the nods to Deethoven and Bach, there are entrie$ for Ellington, Sondheim, Zappa and Corigliano. Among the oft-slighted females are Amy Beach and Hildegard of Bingen. Even jazz master Miles Davis is included. CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, S-47-4233 Clft'llDI Reaching new heights IY , UK.SCH AILY ILOT TM Voha•&eer Dlndol7 NU pertoc1.1caU1 I• the o.DJ Piiot. II you'd uu 1aronutlo• o• aetUaa JOUr orpaludoa Ustccl. call 641-4321, ext 367. Make·A·Wbll f-tl•tlea Malec-A-Wish Foundation of Oran&c County, whose mission is to ~c wishes come true for children with life·threateninj illqcsscs, seeks volunteers to occupy a variety of ~itions. Volunteer committees include: Special Projects, Financial Development, Wish Orantina. Public Rela1ions and Office Assistance. Currently, Make-A-Wash bas a special need for volunteers interested in its Speaker's Bureau, Grants/Foundations, Corporate G!ving and ~pecial Events. For information, call Gilda at 476-9474. M•rch ef DI••• The March of Dimes office in Costa Mesa needs volunteers for fund-raising committees (planning events, soliciting, goods and services), speaking opportunities (in high schools on the dangers or drug use during pregnancy. and on teen pregna ncy, genetics), occasional office work and help with bulk mailings. For information, call 631-8700. Newport-Costa Mesa,..YMCA The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA needs a vanety of general volunteer help, including the administrative clerical voluntecrsf general maintenance, landscaping. youth sport coaches and lifeguards (special certification required). For information or applications, call Rita at 642-9990. Opera P•clflc Besides her work with the station, Grice is an opera librettist and supporter of music education in schools. Kriss Ozols visits his old training ground, the Little Corona del Mar cliffs, to work on his boulder-climbing techniques and to keep in shape for longer climbs in Wyoming. . The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a supporl group for Opera Pacific, has a wide range of activities for volunteers from labeling an~ stuffing envelopes, to staffing the opera shop and being docents who prepare children at Orange Coast schools for what they will see in an opera. For information, call 474·4488. The guild alliance features 20 guilds that range from bridge and tennis to organizing the Opera Ball, the group's premier social event. Donor sends needy families to the Happiest Place on Earth Two Injured In apparent .eane-related attack BY TINA BOROATfA, STAFF \~m:a. A $5,000 donation from a Laguna Beach man is sending families from the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter in Costa Mesa on a trip to-Disneyland today. sflling Christmas ornaments that children at the sncltcr had made. ,Anyone who purchased an ornament could hang it on a Christmas tree, which was later delivered to the shelter for display there. Two Santa Ana residents were hurt in what appears to be a gang-related attack on Melody Lane.in Costa Mesa late Monday night. The donor, Bill Gillespie, was attending an annual brunch for the shc;lter's fund-raising auxili ary hosted by his neighbor when he decided to hand over the check. n so, 1 went back home, wrote a cnec an then asked, 'How many ornaments can f buy for $5,000?' "said Gillespie. Miguel Nunez-Nova, 21, suffered several stab wounds and a collapsed lung, but had been movea out ot1ntensive care at • Western Medical Center in Santa Ana by Tuesday afternoon, Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Tom Boylart said. --Oran9eCoast Interfaith Shelter The Interfaith Shelter is the largest f:imily shelter in the county, housing, feeding and counseling 20 families daily. It needs people to work with children for the story hour, to take the children on field trips, phone help for incoming calls on three-hour shifts and "It was kind of funny because l didn't have the check with me when I got there," said Gillespie, who is president of the Bill Gillespie Foundation, which supports the performing arts in Orange County as well as other charitable organizations. "But, l went in :ind spoke to my neighbor and told her I'd be back later with a donation." The group was taken by surprise, said S:indy Gordon, the shelter's executive director. · "I think they thought he was joking," she said. "We were all in total shock, but it was quite fun." Gillespie told Gordon he wanted the families to have "an extra special Christmas" and that he hoped the donation would help. A 17-year-old boy apparently had been struck in the head by several baseball bats, but he refused medical treatment for his "moderate head injuries" and wasn't cooperating with police:, a report on the incident said. During the luncheon, t~e auxiliary group was "And, we just thought that a trip to Disneyland would be a good way to accomplish that," Gordon said. "This is something that obviously these families really don't ever gel to do." Nunez-Nova also provided police with no leads, making it difficult for police -including gang investigators .:... to search for a suspect. Police don't believe the two aitacked each -Other, Boylan said. "They're not local gang members," Boylan said. "I can say that. It looks like they may have come down here to party." those with special sk:ills to teach a 1·2·hour clinic or workshop. Specialized skills for clinics on writing or budgeting can be vast help. The shelter also needs people to run a canned-food drive one time or on an ongoing basis. The. group always needs disposable diapers. For information, call Sandee or Leal at 631·7213. alRTHS HOAO MIMORIAL HOSPITAL DICIMHR8 •John 1nd Kim Janssen, Jr., Corona del Mar, &irl •Alexander and Julia Tischler, Newport Deach, boy DICIMHR 9 • Baudello and Teresa Avila, Cosla Mesa, girl DICIMHR 10 •Christopher and Charmaine Martin, Newport Beach, boy DICIMHR 11 • Erk ind Ptgyn Bechler, Newport Beach, boy DICIMHR 12 •Michael and Julie Alvarado, Newporl Beach, girl •Judah 11nd Janel Vlnoa:rad, Cosla Mesa, girl •Jon ond Annelle llarzon, Newport Beach, boy DICIMllR 13 • JdTrey and Gabrlcla Campbell, Newporl Ocaeh, boy • Geoffrey and Lucie Moort'.' Newporl Be:ich, girl • David ind Iris Larned, Cosl:i Me sa, girl DICIMHR 14 •John Bourland and Brooke Talbot, Newport Beach, girl •John and Debora!\ Grouse. Newport Coast, girl DICIMHR 15 •Timothy and Jiii Bremner, Newport Beach, girl •Steven and Roxonne Shorp, Newport, girl • Potrick aod Sorojnne Wolkcr, Costa Mesa, boy • Brett and Sandr11 Smith, Co$\a Mesa, g.irl •Adolfo and Jennircr Moreno, Costa Mesa, boy DICIMHR 16 • 1i mothy and Patricia Marshall. Newport Deach, girl •Jose ind Bliinca Rllmlrcz, Costa Mesa, boy • Se'llo and Gloria Calderon, Costa Mesa, girl DICIMUR 17 • Robert and Suso n Cose, Newport Beoch, boy • Ron and Koren Bal;ic, Newport Beach, girl •Consuelo Arizmendi, Costa Mesa, girl • Patrick and Rhonda Dtoscak. Corona del Mar, b6y DICIMaH 18 •Michael JJlll and Renee Jankowski, Costa Mesa, girl •Silas and Laurn De Azevedo, Newport, girl • Undsey aod .Marni Carm ichael, Corona del Mar, boy • Doniel ond Uso Groblc. Newport Beach, boy DIATHS COSTA lllllA •Jomes T. 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Johnson, 34 on Nov. 18. •Donna M. Kish, 38 on Nov. 21. • Wiiiis Loveless, 87 on Nov. 20. • Elsie M. Crane, 89 on Nov. 20. • Dennis Wolf, 56 on Nov. 23. •Jesse V. Davidson, 82 on Nov. 26. •William J. Guochcy, 94 on Nov. 27. • Morio Mcllace, 60 on Nov. 26. NIWPORT HACH •William B. ll:lrdini:, 81 on Nov. 24. • Merrilu K. Jamieson, 72 on Nov. 19. • W11rrcn R. Undsay, 79 on Nov. 19. •Theodore J. Maat, 90 on Nov. 22. • Mory Shwam, 84 on Nov. 22. • Isobel Keith, 88 on Nov. 23. •Jack K. JonC$1 67 on Nov. 26. MARRIAGIS COITAMllA •Kirk L. Manion married Rachelle A. Suchy on Nov. 17 in Tustin. •Corey E. Wolfe m:irried Esptroina Sosa on Nov. 26 in Los Angeles. •Tod E. Thomen married Cheryl J. Schocnert on Nov. 26 in Santa Ana. NIWPORT HACH •Gregory E. Jenkins married llcldl N. Crobtree on Nov. 20 in Laguna Beach. WIATHIR TIMPlltATURll windwaves, 4 foot westerly swell. Newport Beach . Partly cloudy skies 62/48 Balboa with a chance of shl>wers In the 62/48 Costa Mesa north. ' 68/51 . Coron01 del Mar TIDll 67/52 TODAY First high SURF fOHCAIT ~:12 a.m ........... S.8 f irst low LOCATION SIZE 12:30 /.m ......... 0.2 Wedge 2·3 SW Secon high Newport 2·3 SW 6:45 p.m ........... 3.S Blacli1es 2·3 SW Second low River Jetty 2·3 w 11 :30 p.m. 1.1 CdM 2·3 w THURSDAY First high aoAnNo 6:10 a.m ...... _ ... 6.J Check for small First low craft advisory In 1:11 p.m .. 0.1 outer w•lers. light Second hip winds this morning 7:39 p.m ........... 3.7 1hi"ing southwtst Second low Jo west 1 S knots; After mldn'aht two foot Wiler temp.: 57 ' . • Donald J. Mersch married Patricia E. Freemon on Nov. 19 in Santa Barbara. •Anthony Paduano married Dawn M; Dile on NO'V. 26 in Corona Del Mar. •William M. Crosby married Doris J. Gilbert on Sept. 24 in Newport Beach. RIAL ISTATI SALIS CORONA DIL MAa • M1yell lnlst, 37 White Water Drive, $338,155. • Frug, R & S, 8 Shoal Drive, $536,426. •McPherson, S & V, 32 While Water Drive, $370,467. • Dye, F, 33 Jasmine Creek Drive, $529.269. • Derb1n, P & K, 2121 Yacht Radian!, $460,984. • Lln1, M, 2005 Yocht Mischief, $494,908. • Sh1w, C & D, 2101 Yacht Daphne, $346,826. •Fletcher, C & M, 1904 Yacht Maria, $505,907. • Knl;ht, K & D, 87 Jasmine Creek Drive, $317,363. COITAMUA •Scoyoc, M, 2764 Longwood Court, S586,71S. •Cox, 0, 2714 Sandpiper Drive, $463,556. • Damser, R & S, 2093 Swan Drive,·$420,095. •Kelley, M & L, 2077 Flamingo Drive, $361 ,198. • Lefaye, J & M, 2057 Goldeneye Place, • $431,471. • Clevldence, C & T, 2792 Vireo Circle, $362,802. IURP RIPORT •• ,.. ... -... rt COITAMllA •Olen, R & U, 1804 Hummingbird Drive, SS3S,077. •Lespier, M & J, 1127 Charleston St., $446,194. •Bennett, R & M, 951 Lansing Lane, $412,360. •Greene, D & G, 948 Cheyenne St., $306,160. NIWPORT HACH •Clark, T & P, 215 Via Cordova, $434,987. • Weller trust, 332 Piazza Lido, $352,443. •~per, R, 317 Via Lido Nord, $325,132. • Prlct', B, 215 Via Eboli, S3n,440. • lloneyman, S, 121 Via Firenze, $460,205. •Mac l..lren, S & J, 238 Via Gr3Ziana, $574,878. •Purcell trust, 200 Via Genoa, $518,178. • Sltzer, M, 217 Via Koron, $492,955. • Losan, T & W, 100 Via Lorca, $535,743. • Goulding, J & R, 223 Via Ravenna, $364,268. • • C1rroll, R & S, 820 Via Lido Nord, $315,416. •Marshall, R & D, 12 Via Xanthe, $534,502. • Schmidt, P & R, 2250 Port Aberdeen Place, $33 1,036. •Bottini, M & L, 1415 Prl.scilla Lane, $400,881. •Jackson, R & D, 1521 Priscilla Lane, $304,03,. • Ph1m-Van·Dlep, G & M, 1500 Priscilla Lane, $573,270. •Wood, W, 1921 Diana Lane, $470.356. •Slater, E & D, 19Ti Teresita Lane, $435,099. POLICI FILO appliances out or the house .. "' ...... "··· TffMlltryfre• 3300 block or Bristol Street: and load them into a pickup, bul the neighbor apparently Nature's call cost a South WllY9frek/ Coast Plaza shopper his new confused their actions with hrfll•• remodeling chat was &oing threads. The man told police Swells, ~lls and he walked into a bathroom on at the home. more swells on the near Bullock's and set a bag 2000 block or NNJ>Ort way as the Pacific down near his feet while he Boulevard: Ski items, Co.1st 1w ,. series of took care of business, When clothinl. and compact discs major WN\A/ wave$ he reached for lhc ba& with worth 4,700 were reported that will continue his boots, jacket and pants stolen from a stora&e unit. through the new year -worth nearly $300 - it with ~rhead sets in the better dttpwater WU IC>nC. breaks. 3000 block or Club House Maw.ctn alACM The waves will be Roed: Oolf dubs and • baa, 400 block ol Newport Ceat« C!:Tamajot worth 12,400, were reported Drive: A wallet coruainlf'I • n rrom • country club S2SO wu rcpor1cd atolcn Western Pacific S1otm time artcr they were from a purse that wu ten (60 lcnocs/)6 ft. IHI) th an attendant. unattended on a counter in br9wfnt. U Plea: A public view at a woman'• a:::=. by stove, Ila and. wor~ The total loel was dilhwuhcr -WOC'th S690 _ listed at "°2. Fot dilly surf ~ and fotec.asls, were reported stolen from a IJOO bledl ol Ba,.W.: A a (900), 976·SURF. Y&cant home that'• for sale. S300 marine rtdto wu The ~II costs $1.50 A nclahbor rcpor1ed sccl"I reported 1tolcn otr ot a bc»t plus any possia.1o1t. 1wo men move the that had a door pried open. -:. •• Newport Beach/Coata t.\eu Dally Pilot Wedne8day, December 28. 1984 3 New Year's resolution No. 1 :· don't stamp out nres in socks T HEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED -Hcancned by my New Year's slogan, Local Scene "It's Good to be Alive in '95," I'm hutily making all sorts or promising notes, to wit: •Unless severely provoked, J shall not make further unkind references to county supervisors, past or present. Lord knows, they were "the people's choices" and performed official duties to the best of their limited abilities. • In the continuing battle The windy city between Tollroaden and Gnatcatchers, I'm sticking with my l)'Dl socks. I will not stamp out flames while wearing gym socks. (Please repeat 97 mqre times, then feathered friends. And I'll maintain that position until flattened by a bulldozer. ... go and lie down for awhile.) •Another bat Ile to be waged resolutely will be the campaign IQ banish those mind-blowing leaf-blowers and all other diabolical devices designed to shatter siestas. • At least once a year, about World Series time, I shall make a pilgrimage to the remains of Anaheim Stadium, and lay a wreath in memory of everything that's died there. •Just one more ti me, I'd like to witness a Rams game from the owner's box -if the Budweiser people will let me in. • I wiU not stamp out flames while wearing gym socks. I will not stamp out flames while wearing - • I shall abandon my campaign to change the oxymoronic name of Triangle Square. Instead, I shall petition the Costa Mesa City Council to consider a sensible new name for the shopping center - namely, Trapezoid Circle. • Now that there's talk of converting Orange County iJlto a gigantic landfill, which is a profitable deal, I promise to contribute my share. The first three truckloads will be the refuse from my cluttered cage, including the massive sign: "A Clean Desk is The Sign of a Sick Mind." • On second tho,ught, the first load for the landfill should be our county's investment portfolio. Suggested name· fQr the site: the MerriJl Lynch Memorial Junkyard. •In 1995, I promise to resist all blandishments to become involved in the El Toro Airport dispute, vis-a-vis the John Wayne Aerodrome. Jn the sagacious words of a Texas-rooted friend, "I ain'l got no dog in thet fight." • Upon the urgings of my fitness guru, Bob Burns of Shape-Up/ Newport, I plan to resum~ my exercise regimen on a limited basis. For the first few months, I shall shuffle around the garden, looking for a signal to step up the pace. This should occur at the first sighting of the night-blooming cereus, expected in October. More New Year's Resolutions will be forthcoming, but first 1 must simmer down Crom all the holiday excitement. That spectacular Christmas Boat Parade was just too much for me. Hoping Jackie Bellerose shields her two grandsons, Matthew, 3, left, and Gregory, 2, from flying sand so her husband Frank can take a picture near 15th Street in Newport Beach. you are the same ... 0 IN CASE nus COMES UP IN A CONVERSATION -In recent weeks in another gazette, I recalled happier years when Bob Citron and I were members of a luncheon club called the Anti-slubbcrdegullion Society (A.S.S, for short.) This prompted all sorts of calls Crom otherwise scholarly sorts, who said they couldn't find 'slubbcrdegullion' in their dictionaries. Well, here comes author-educator Vick R. Knight, our club's beloved founder, to the rescue. Writing from Canyon Lake, bis borne in exile, Yicko admits that he borrQwed the word from the late-humorist Rkhard Armour, then a professor of Enilish at Scripps College in Oaremont. A slubbcrdegullion, in case you're still wondering, means "a mean wretch, a base, sJovenly boor." We were t~en actively opposed to same, stopping short of declaring a Boor War. And, at last reckoning. we slill were -present company, of course, excepted. 0 FAMOUS LAST WORDS -Let's close the door on 1994 with another verse irom Or. Armour, as follows: Of late I appear •To have reached that stage, When people look old, Who are only my age. . 0 EXIT LINE -Have a nice year. . Jerry Kobrin's column runs Mondays and Wednesdays. Newport Beach's Ed Walsh named th~ county's top cop .,... 15-year police veteran serves as president of county's DARE program. NEWPORT BEACH -Of- fic~r Ed Walsh's peers have made him the county's top cop when it comes to teaching stu- dents to stay off of drugs. Walsh, a 15-year police vet- eran who has spent the last 10 in a Newport Beach uniform, currently serves as president of the Orange County region of the Drug Abuse Resistance Ed- ucation -or DARE -pro- gram. The selection also makes Walsh eligible for a similar honor from state officials when they select a recipient in March. "It was a very nice Christmas present," said Walsh, who learned of the award last week. He was reluctant to take credit for the dedication that earned the honor. He instead thanked colleagues in his and other po lice departments, teachers and school ad- ministrators, and his family. Walsh has worked as a DARE officer in local schools for the past three years. He's also served in the department's juvenile detective bureau and as a motorcycle officer. Sgt. Andy Gonis, the New- -port Beach Police Department spokesman and Walsh's super- DAILY PILOT FIU PHaJ'O Police officer Ed Walsh visor, wasted no time singing hi~ praises. '-'The main reason Ed was se- lected for th is prestigious award ... ~ because he's 100% dedi- cated to the kids," Gonis said. Walsh coordinated the de- partmenfs portion or a recent DARE graduation celebration for some 1,800 Newport-Mesa . students at the Pacific Amphi- theatre, Gonis said. Walsh said he sirnply enjoys the positive nature of the work. "There is no down side to it," he said. 'Tve never ... seen (my students') names on crime rcporls. Either rm doing something right, or they're doing something right. Or we're getting extremely lucky." \. Feared boating mishap turns out · to be only a miscommunication · ....------.------.... ~.-.~~-M~""'°·!!:*1~11K1'J#-~'&~~~~;ii IA ~~~. NEWPORT BEACH - A feared boating mishap actually was a matter of miscommunication, as two boaters who were reported , Q'lissing on Tuesday morning told Coast Guard officials they actually we re returning home hours early. The two men -Barnes Cooper, of Balboa, and Christopher Clark, of Costa Mesa -had spent the night fishing off of Catalina Island and bad intended to return home Tuesday night. That apparently wasn't the word RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC • ........ c...-...i ll ll -..... CllTl IUl-541-115' Clark's wife got. She Md expected him home on Monday night. The men's 21-foot fishing boat was spotted'on its way into Newport Harbor after missing persons alerts had been filed with local police and forwarded to U.S. Coast Guard and Orange County Sheriffs Harbor Patrol officials. 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FRIDAY' HOLIDAY DANCI ''A Rendezvous For You" holiday dance for Christi:in singles will be held 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. in the Plaza Ballroom DI the Hyau Newporter, 1107 Jamboree Ro:id, Newport Beach. Cos1: S20 al the door (selr parking is $2). Phohe 729-1234. SATURDAY NIW YIAR'I IVI PAaTY Orange County Young Execu1ive Singles Network ~osts porir 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. an Red Lion I lo1cl's Newport Ballroom, 3050 BREAK ,, ........ 1 movies, hang out with friends and visit relatives, said Katie Wel- bourn, 12, a student at Ensign Middle School. It's also a time to collect thoughts and make life -changing decisions. "You don't get much time in LAWSUIT . Front ••1• 1 they had received previous assur· ances that rhe di stribution of these ·•pre-peti tioned" funds would not be affected by the county's finan- cial difficulties. While seve ral cities and agencies have threatened to. sue the county over the withheld funds, no offici al action has been taken. Any legal action taken by New- port Dench, however, should be viewed as an allempt to determi;ie HOCKEY ,, ........ 1 tential park operators. Then, last month , the commis- sioners approved the plan in c6n- cept but asked city staff to study similar operations in Torrance and Garden Grove. The staff will present its find· ings to the commission tonight. Staff members evaluated noise, parking requirements and com· plaints at both facilities. The results were anything but earthshattering. In both cases, noise from the facilities is drowned out by either traffic or industry. As fo r parking, one site AROUND Bristol St., Costa Mtsa. Vtilh buffet, music, disc jockey, dancina. pmcs, prize&, party fa\'Ol't, complimentary midnight Champaanc tout 8:30 'P.m.·1:30 a.m. Cost: S29 in advance, $35 at the door. Coll 744-1000. PU1 DICK DALI CONClltT Surf gui1:ir lcccnd performs at "New Year'& Eve Free Concert Bashi" at Hard Rock Cafe, 45 I Newport Center Drive, Ncwporl Beach. Jr's first come, first served seating wilh Dale's sci beginning al 11 p.m. MONDAY, JAN. 2 A.D.D. LICTU•I Coastline Counseling Center of 'Newport Bench will hold a free lecture called "Attention Deficil Disorder: The Big Piclure" from 7 10 8:30 p.m. in !heir omces at 1200 Quail Si., Suite 105 in Newport Bc:ich. C:ill 476-0991 fdr derails. TUESDAY, JAN. ~ . •ARKJ & HACHU MIRINO The Parks, Bc:iches and Recre:ition Commission or the City or Newporl Beach is holding ii$. January mee1ing :11 1 p.m. tonight in 1he Council two weeks to do things like ac- complish goals,'' said Brandan Schieppati, 14, a Newport Hnrbor High student. "You need time to find out you r purpose in life and you cnn't do that in just two weeks." Fellow Newport Horbor student Heidi Funderburk, 15, agreed, adding thal the break foils into two parts. The first week is spent the city's rights under bankruptcy law, according to Newport Deach City Attorney Dob Burnham. A bankruptcy court judge would be asked to mak.c these determina- tions. "We wou ld seek release from the court in order to clarify the rig~ls and remedies due to both the county and the cities," Durn- ham said. "This is a complicated and confusing area and nobody seems to have all the answers." The · county withheld ap- proximately $1.5 million of New- port Deach's property tax revenue had 250 stalls, while the other had 40 stalls, which staff members felt was adequate. The only complaints came from Garden Grove, where residents complained of teens climbing the fence and using the facility after normal hours of operation. The city has since tightened security at the site. Sucl1 a facility could land the city up to $30,000 a year in ad- ditional revenue, but staff mem- bers are hard-pressed for a loca- tion. So far, the choices are few. TcWinkle, Shiffer, OQnyon and Fairview parks arc among the op- tions, and each has its own set or problems. Chambers. 3300 Newport Blvd. in Newport Beach. MAalNIU UAAllY & •All• A host of new, &lr\lcturcd ae1Mtict gcnred for firsl through sixth graders will be added to 1hc free, drop-in program DI Mariners Park and Mariners Branch Library beginning 1odiiy. The new programs, which run Mondoy lhrough Fridiiy afternoons, include g:imes, con1cs1s, s1orics, multl·mcdia and videos. For more information on specific cvcn1s nnd times, call 644-3145 or 644·3151. WOMIN •UllNUI OWNIU Jnnice Millcrmeicr, dircc1or of John Wayne Airport in Costa Mesa, will speak on "Doing Business with John Wayne Airporl and What II Can Do For You" a1 1he 6 p.m. dinner meeling of the N:ilional Association or Women Business Owners DI the Irvine Marriott on Von Karm:in Avenue. Cos! is $29 for members in advance, S34 at the door for members, nnd $44 for non-members. Call 730-6100 for more inform:i1ion. Send your Items to A.round Town editor, T/1e Dally Pilot, JJO JY. Boy St., Costa Mesa, Co/If. 92627. shopping for presents and the sec- ond week is for "figuring out what to d6 with flll the lame stuff your relatives give you." And though. many students admit the vaca tion can have boring moments, Ensign student Mindy Gayer, 12, pointed out: ' ''It's better to be (on vacation) than going to school, even if it's boring sometimes.'' " while the Newport-Mesa Unified School District IQ.St·S5 million. Both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach nre expecting a second property tax disbursement today. Because or previous county action, however, finance officials said they did not know if the county would take another slice. "We're supposed to get $1.3 million, but they've changed the apportionment schedule," New· port Dench Finance Director Den- nis Dann~~ ~d. "There's no way we can . ~e an ;unount to , ex· pect." .... Residents living near TeWinkle P:uk stn~ngly oppose a rink there, saying the park is already the most-used park 1n town. ShiCfcr Park doe~n 't have enough parking The crowds at the Courtyards have been large lately, thanks to new tenants and Triangle Square neighbor • MAllC MAlllTtN, DAJLY' t'tLOT COURTYARDS ,, ....... 1 -C&R Clothiers and Sam Goody -filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy and moved out' of the shopping center. And a third anchor, Rog- ers Sound Labs, .went out of busi- ness. And the customers were no· where to be fou nd. With construction on the 55 Freeway and Triangle Square in full swi ng, a trip to the strip mall hardly seemed worth the hassle. "And, things were still pretty grim in the summer of '92," said Sam Jones, the center's on-site property manager. "There wasn't much of an optimistic forecast, ex- cept that Triangle Square was opening up, with Edwards The-. aters and Nike Town. We hoped they would bring traffic into the region." While Triangle Square' was gear- ing up for its grand opening, the Courtyards was switching gears with a new management company. l"he owners of the mall, the 11· li nQis Teachers Pension Fund, contracted the company Jones works for -Simon Management, to accomrrlodate the facility; Can- yon Park is "too hard to find"; and most residents are opposed to any type of development at Fair- view Park. Newport 8MCh/Colta M ... Dally Piiot in Indianapolis -in hopes of turning things around. · With solid properties like the Mall of America in Minneapolis and the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas on its r,.esume, Simon Management seemed a trustworthy guardian for the teach· ers fund's troubled child. "We have a relationship with them on other properties and joint ventures," Jones said. "They basi- cally said to us, 'Please help,' even though we have no ownership in the Courtyards." So, the firm went to work, and the center's first big break came last year, when Super Crown bookstore moved into a corner shop. "That's what really started it all," Jones said. "Things really turned around after that. We got Famous Footwear to come In and occupy the old C&R (Clothiers) spot. "We were still working with some of our smaller, long-time tenants, trying to help them hang on. But, we lost a few." Still, a number of those long- time tenants -like Clothestime, Strouds, Sav-On and No Substi· tutes deli, remain there today and uy that buaineu Is 11eadily im· proving. ''We were sort of here all by ourselves for awhile," said Bobbie Otipperfi'eld, senior assistant min· ager for Strouds. "We saw a lot or stores come and go. "But, we tried to remain opti· mistic. We knew that Triangle Square and the completion of the (rccway was going to generate a lot more interest in the area. "Now, we're just starting to build up again. Business has dcfi. nitely increased, and you can see life coming back into the center. It's been really good for us." But, according to Jones, the firm didn't just wait for Tria(\gle • Square to open up. The group also reconfigured stores aRd juggled a few strong tenants into other loca. tions. Strouds, a big draw for the shopping center, moved into a shop twice the size just a few doors down. And -Moby Disc just rcne\Oed its lease and will be mov- ing into a larger spot right next to Super Crown. Probably the most remarkeable change, however, has been to the center's food court, its most trou· bled spot. The food court had been de- signed to house six small eateries. Out, according to Jones! the center had a tough tim e keeping tenants. No Substitutes was the only shop that was able to tough it out. "So now, instead of having sLx small food court tenants, we di- vided up the remaining space' into two spaces," Jones said. 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The squad, selected by sportswriters on the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles' All-Southern California Board of Athletics, also honored three Laguna Hills High standouts, including tailback Bren- dan McGraw. Chatman, the Daily Pilot Pacific Coast League MVP, was also the Newport-Mesa District Offensive Player of the Year after amassing 2,512 yards in just 11 games. Chatman's regular- season total or 2,297 yards was an Orange County record, an$f he exploded for 414 yards on 43 carries against Aliso Niguel, coming 4 yards shy of matching the county single-game high set by Dana Hills' Jim Chatman Gleed in 1979. A 5-foot-10, 170- pounder, Chatman battled McGraw all season _ for the county rushing title, en route to eclipsing the school and district single-season yardage marks established last fall by Costa Mesa's Binh Tran. He also scored 29 touchdowns. Crenshaw, who opened the season with 251 rushing yards and five touchdowns against Ocean View, battled injuries all season, which focused his contribution on defense as a dominat- ing end. Weir Though Crenshaw finished with 879 rushing yards, he con- sistently qrew double- team attention on de· fense. Weir, a 6-1, 245- pound senior guard, took over for' 1993 Division Vlll Player of the Year Bryan Luxembourger as the featured blocker in Coach Myron Miller's ground-oriented of- fense. The Me sa trio, which helped lead the Mustangs to the 1993 Division VIII cham- pionship game and an outright PCL title, paced the squad to a 7-3· 1 record this sea- son. The Mustangs, who finished second in league behind Laguna Hills, were defeated by Norte Vista in the first round of the CIF playoffs, 28-12. Crenshaw Bloomington, which set a national scoring record en route to a 14-0 championship season, dominated the squad, including Player of the Year hon- ors, which went to senior running back and linebacker Greg Oliver. Player of t he Year RB-LB-Greg Oliver, Bloomington 6·0 185 Sr. Offen•• RB-Charles Chalman, Costa Mesa RB-Brendan McGraw, Laguna Hiiis RB-Greg Oliver. Bloomington OB -Mike Palumbo, La Mirada OB -Dan Loyd, San Mamo RB -Demond Winston. Artesia RB-Brent Allred. Rim of 1he World WR-Wyatt Boatright. La Mirada WR-Ben Horton, Temescal Canyon TE-Tucker Sabo, San Marino OL-Jason Weir. Costa Mesa OL -Mar1c Zollikolf. L.Jguna HIUs OL -Henry \llnmontel, BIOOmlngton OL-Hilario Lopez. Bloomlnglon OL -Kem BloodWOl1h, Artesia OL-DIWI Saensook. Temple City DefenH LB -Jose Morets. Lagooa Hlfts LB-Se., Nlcolill. I.a Mlt1da LB-Chlyn Caldwell, Bloomln9lon LB-Bretl Dlmel, I.a Mlrlda ll-Osw Glllrdo, LI ,,_.. ll-Jaon ....... YUclipl Dl-0.W.,.. Ctnhlw, c. Mesa Dl -Shlwndlll Compton. Nor1I VISll Dl-SllU Tall, LI Mlrldl Dl-Jllan .... ~ Ol.-DMI ,.._... Nof'9 Yllta Dl-0.Mln. .... 08-Jtl ---.,. Vista 08-Jat ...... Dun 08-Eflc ....... LI llrldl ,_ ............ Pllldlnl 5-10 6-1 6·0 6-1 S.-10 5·6 5·10 5-11 6·0 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-3 6-1 5·11 6-1 6-2 6-1 5-11 &-1 6·2 6-2 5·10 &-5 5-11 1-1 5-10 1-1 l-0 170 Sr. 190 Sr. 185 Sr. 180 Sr. 170 Jr. 155 Sr. 185 Sr. 165 Sr. 170 Jr. 180 Sr. 245 Sr. 255 Sr. 235 Sr. 255 Sr. 230 Sr. 240 Sr. 206 Sr. 180 Sr. 235 Sr. 225 Sr. 215 Sr. 185 Sr. 200 Sr. 210 Sr. 230 Sr. 185 Sr. 2IO 6 . 115 Sr. 115 Jr. 115 Sr. 205 Sr. 180 Sr. Wednesday, December 28, 1994 8 .. PORTS SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-H30, ext. 223 Mustiilgs play .it ·Kool, advance to tonight's semis . - ~ Costa Mesa slips past Capistrano Valley; duels potent Lake Washingtqn tonight. BY D ENNIS BaOSTEIUfOUS, Sro1.:rs W1.rn1. COSTA MESA -In a game which featured all the intensity of post-season play, the Costa Mesa High girls basketball team found a way to defeat Capistrano Valley, 50-49, TuC"Sday night to cu;lvancc to the championship semifinals or the Mustangs' own Winter Classic. Koo Kim, who had drilled a pair of clutch three-point shots earlier in the fourth quarter, drained a pair or Cree throws with 13 sec- onds re-maining to give Costa Mesa the come-Crom-behind win. Both of the pressure Cree throws hit nothing but net. "We had confidence that Koo would come through," said Mµstang head coach Len Whitacre. "She's had games where she's gone 11 for 12 and 10 for 11 from the llnei so I'm not surprised." After the free throws, Mesa still had to survive a hectic final seconds. first, a clean steal by Cyndec Arellano appeared to salt th e game away, but she was guilty or a traveling violation with four seconds left. But that just left Capo (7-3) a· des- peration attempt from near mid· court which fell way short. The Mustangs (8-3) will face Lake Washington in tonight's 8 p.m. semifinal mntchup. In the other semifinal at 6:20, Huntington Beach and Woodbridge square off for the right to play· for the tournament tille at 7:30 Thursday. "This was a Cun game tonight against a quality team," said Whitacre. "The effort on both sides was excellent." Mesa needed to cmnk it up late in the game when it found itsiK down 47-41 with three minutes to go. Corri Lurmann, who 10TH ANNUAL DAILY PILOT COAST CLASSIC was to foul out just a few seconds later, hit a short jumper to make it 47-43. Then Raeme Payne scored from inside wit h two minutes left and it was 47-45. Capo, however, took a 49·45 edge with about a minute left as center Jennifer Garrett mu scled inside and scored. Kim then took over the spotlight. From the top of the key, her three-point at· tempt banked in and il was 49-48 with 50 seconds left. Kim then forced a held ball with 2.7 seconds remaining, but the pos· session arrow favored Capo, and the Cou- gars kept the ball. A traveling violation gave Mesa another chance. Kirn worked the ball underneath, tried a reverse layup which failed, but was fouled giving her the opportunity to win the game at the line. Eagles turn it up in the cond hall ~ Estancia survives dull first-half effort; duels Dana Hills tonight. BY RICHARD DUNN, SroaTS W1Una COSTA MESA -There were moments of run·and- gu n, shoot-the-l ig hts-out greatness. There were also times of sluggishness, mostly in the first half. . Technically, Estancia High didn't change a thing in its full-court, matchup press in the second half Tuesday night. It just played harder. Stockdale of 13akersfield, which led by seven points midway through the second quarter nnd hckl a two-point halftime ad· vantage, couldn't keep up with Estancia's intensity jn the second half, as the .host Eagles came Crom be- hind to defeat the Mustangs, 60-42, in pool play action of the Daily Pilot Coast Classic, a tournament in which Estancia (11·2), ranked six th in Orange Tuesday's scores Pool B Thousand Oaks 75 Glendale Hoover 48 Pool C Corona del Mar 48 Huntington Beach 45 Pool A Antioch 49 long Beach Jordan 48 Pool 0 Stockdale 42 Estancia 60 County, is fa-Today's Games vored to win. Pool A, 2:30 p.m. LEAH H OCSTEN/DAILY PILOT Estancia High's Greg Foster (on floor) finds himself wrapped up by .Stockdale opponent in Tuesday night's game. "We weren't stunned, be· cause we played the first half like we practiced on Monday," sdid 8tancia Coach Tim Ptirse l, Irvine vs. Antioch Pool C, 4:10 p.m. Hin. Beach vs. Riallo Pool B, 5:50 p.m. DeGrazier sparkles in CdM's ~win over Oilers Ed ison vs. Thousand Oaks Pool 0, 7:30 p.m. Estancia vs. Dana Hills ~ Numbers seem to be against CdM's chances for title run . Bv RICHARD DUNN, Sro•TS W•1n:1. COSTA MESA -Do· minic DeGrazier is. lu cky they don't ask him to pump up the basketballs before games. It seems he~~~~~~ does everything else. DeGrazicr, Corona del Mar High's 6-foot senior guard, did a little or this and a little of that, while teammate Brian fracalosy, a 6-2 senior, played much bigger-than his size, doing a number on Huntington Beach's 6-6 twin towers Matt Jones and Clay Chilcott in the blocking out department. With the play of DcGrazier and Fra- calosy, along with a whopping free.. throw diCCerential between the two schools, Corona del Mar (8-4) held on to defeat Huntington Beach (6-4) on Tuesday, 48-45, in the Sea Kings' sec· ond pool play contest of the Daily Pilot Coast Classic at Estancia High. "We're asking (DeGrazier) to do a lot of things," CdM Coach Paul Orris said. "We're asking him to play point guard, and score, nnd play defense against (the opponent's) best guard. It's tough to do all three of those things, but he handled it real well." DeGrazier scored 15 ~ints, had three rebounds and a ~air of steals. Fracalosy had a game-high 18 points, while he and Joel Owen (5·10) led CdM with six rebounds each. The Oilers had the size, but only outrebounded the Sea Kings by four (33-29). "We really emphasized some things this morning, like blocking out and get- ting better play from our perimeter guys on defense," Orris said. "Our big guys have been having to cover for our guards, because we're ·!citing people go by." The Sea Kings did plenty of blocking out, then staved off a late Huntington Dcach rally to win. The Oilers fini shed just 1 of 8 from the free-throw line. CdM was 12 of 16. "We came back after them, and I'm pleased with that effort, but what killed he CDM/P•1• 6 whose squad had suffered through a lack· luster workout the day befo re its opener of the tournament. ''We did some altitude adjusting at halftime. We played a lot h:irder and we were a lot more focused. Dul give (Stock· dale) credit. lt played hard, a1Jd when you invite them down to play in your tour- nament, and you match them up against )'OU (in the first game), you'd bette r be ready." The Mustangs (5·5), who didn't play well in their 70-63 loss against Dana Hills in their first pool-play game on Monday, came out ready against Estancia. "We thoughl we played horrible against Dana Hills," Stockdale Coach Dean An- drea said. "Estancia may have looked at us and thought we'd oe an easy game, es- pecially with them knowing that they're S.e IAOLH/P•1• 6 .CdM girls boot pair ol tournament toes at Ocean View ~ Newport Harbor girls win, too, at Foothill Excalibur Tourney; Estancia advances on tie-breaker. HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Co· rona del Mar High girls soccer team had a productive day Tuesday in the opening rounds of the Ocean View Tournament. CdM secured a pair of victories during pool play, the second of which was an im- pressive win over Lacuna Hills. In the opener, the Sea Kings blanked St. Joseph. 3-0, break.ins the match open with a pair of second·half pis. Mor1an Mead opened the 1COrin1 for Corona ap- proximately U minutes Into the match, off an aubt by Kara WUlearoth. Leadln1 1-0 at the half, CdM doubled its ndvantage at about the 15-minute mark of the second half as Kathryn Rice con- verted on a penalty kick. Heather Marshall completed the scoring about five minutes llltcr with a goal off an assist by Katie Williams. In the second game, the Sea Kings de· feated Laguna Hills for the second time this season, overcoming a 1-0 halftime deficit in the process for a 2·1 triumph. CdM beat the Hawks earlier in the Irvine Tournament. Kristen Vaughn fired lo a shot after rc- ceivina a pau from Rice In the 40th minute to tie the match. lben, with about 10 minutes left, Rice lofted a direct kick into the left comer of the net to aive Co- rona the decldlna pl. Goalie All Havriluk kept Lapna Hilb • at bay with a nurnber of key saves in the waning moments, when the Hawks applied pressure in an attempt to notch the tying goal. CdM plays again at 11 a.m. today at Ocean View High. TUSTIN -The Newport Harbor High girls soccer team got off on the right foot Tuesday at the Excalibur To-'tnament, hosted by Foothill High. The Sailors knocked off South Tor- rance, 2·0, advancing to foce Trabuco Hills ot 9 o.m. today at Foothill. Amy Lear staked Newport (2~·3) to the early lead, driving in a shot from the middle of the field in the first 10 minutes of the match. Neither team managed to tc0ro until the final mioutc of the game, when Andrea Sparrow emerged from a . pile in front of the South Torrance net and scored. Newport goalie Jeremi Teal was cred· ited with four saves in earning the shut- out. HUNTINGTON BEACH -Estancia High's girls soccer team outscored Green Valley or Nevada, 3·2, on penalty kicks Tuesday, and th:h was enough send the Eagles on to today's matchup with Re· dondo at 8:30 a.m. o&. the Ocean View Tournament. ' Holly Ferguson's goal lifted Estancia ((). 8·1) to a 1-l tic with Green Valley, scuina up the penalty kick ~-breaker. ·Earlier Estancia lost a 2·1 decision to Mayfair. Olristlne Dahle &Qt Estancia'• pl. Goalkeeper Beth Ferryman WM .. credited with three Mftl ln oach pme. 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HUNTINGTON BEACH ---- Newport Hatb6r High's -iris bas-•-' Jcetball team was a routine 62-2.S ,: ... winner over a ;unior varsity collec· ---- 1ion from host Marina High Tuesday at the Marina High Basketball Invitational, but there's nothing routine at all about tonight's task -the unbeaten Sailors (8·0), ranked No. 4 in Orange County, go up against equally un- beaten Mater Dei, ranked No. 3 in Orange County. h 's the second round ot the Marina Tour· nament and the game is set for S o'clock. corona del M• 1111'11 win GARDEN GROVE -Corona--~ del Mar High's girls basketball • 4' team was a 57-53 winner over Can-,, ... yon in the first round of the San----- tiago Tournament, sending Corona into to- night's second day of pool play against Sonora at 6:30'. Jennifer Ga rdner scored a season high 20 points and pulled down 17 rebounds to pace Corona, and teammate Lindsay· Warm ington scored 15 points and had eight assists, while EAGLES ,,. .. , ••• 5 better than Dana Hills." After David Larsen sank two free throws with 3:49 left in the second quarter, it gave Stockdale a 23-16 lead. It led at halftime, 28- 26, after Larsen (17 points) drained a short jumper from the baseline with 0:03 left. Dul Estancia, which wili ploy Dana Hills to· night at 7:30, came out in the second half a different team. Zack Richardson hit nothing but net five seconds into the second half on a three- po!nter, then drained another from beyond the three-point arch 31 seconds later. Greg Foster followed with a pulback 49 seconds into the third quarter to give the Eagles a 34-28 edge. They didn't stop there. It was the beginning of an 18-4 run. Junior guard Dane Plock (13 points) was 5 of 5 from the field in the second half for the Eagles, while Foster, only 1 of 6 in the first h~lf, was 3 of 5 in the second. Estancia outscored the Mustangs, 18-8, in the third quarter, 16-6 in the fourth. Kevin Byrne grabbed five of his team-high seven boards in the founhr Chris Candlish had five of his si.:< rebounds in the first half, befofe fouling out in the fourth quarter. Stockdale, which is off today, and is now 0·6 in two years in the tournament, pulled to with · in 46-39 in th e fourth quarter, but Estancia's quickness, let.I by Plock, helped the Eagles to a game-ending 14·3 run. " Katie Thurman added el&ht points and 12 re· bounds. But the pme w• not settled witil Brittany Simon, a 5-foot-4 Junior, stole the ball in the waning seconds with Corona nurSin& a onc- point lead. "That was really the big tumins point," said CdM Coach Garth Flint, who watched hi5 team improve to 4-7. Mm OV8l'CGlllll 17-0 d8tldt SANTA ANA -Things couldn't ~ have started much worse for the • Costa Mesa High boys basketball ..;'~- team, which found itself in a 17-0 hole to Villa Park well into. the first quarter. However, Mesa (4·8) refused to buckle and began gnawing away at the lead, finally passing the Spartans by the third quarter, eventually going on to a 68-61 victory in the opening round of the Century Tournament , "We came out really sluggish tonight," said Mesa Coach Jason Ferguson. '' Mike Montoya helped fuel the comeback with nine of his game-high 22 points in the ~c ond quarter. Terry Cannon had nine rebounds to go with bis 17 points, while Joey Foster chipped in with 12 points. Brian Reeves had 10 rebounds and Brian Leahy seven. Mesa, which played without Josh Weeks, COM fr .. P•1• S us tonight was our free.throw shooting," Oiler Coach RofMiller said. Brian Coleman, one of only two Sea Kings to make free throws (7 of 10) in the game, sank one from the stripe with 4:19 left in the second quarter, giving CdM a 21·20 lead. It never trailed again. ' The Sea Kings spurted early in the fourth quarter, building a 44·32 lead with 5:39 left when Fracalosy scored on a putback, after CdM missed a layup on the fast break. But Chilcott (six rebounds) and Jones (13 points, seven boards) netted three-pointers for the Oilers to ignite a 10·2 run, cutting CdM's advantage to 46-42. Fracalosy drained a pair from the line with 1:54 on the clock, then Huntington Beach's Jeff Fullbright canned a three-pointer with 1:4i left. CdM called timeout 20 seconds later, and at· temple~ to run out the clock with a passing game. The Sea Kings, however, missed the front end of a one-and:one situation with 0:39 re- maining, and Huntington Beach's Zack Mont-. gomery rcbou11ded. The Oilers called timeout with 0:24 on the clock to set up a possible game-tying play, but Jones missed from beyond the three-point arch with three seconds left. Frac;llosy boarded and tin:ic ran out. "We· put in three or four shooters for that play, and whoever had (the shot) would shoot," Mitter SAid. • Mike Freeman and Dewayne Crenshaw, will (ace Sonora in the second .round of the tour· aament at 7 this evening. ..........,. ... ENCINITAS -Newport H:irbor--=-=-- High's boys basketball team fell for , 'I,. the second time in two ctays at the _,. __ _ Above the Rlm Tournament, drop· ping a 54-47 decision 10 South Lake Tahoe. On Monday the Sailors lost to host San Dieguito, 70-60. Will Rankin led Harbor on Tuesd3y with 14 points. He was the team leader on Monday with IS. Harbor (6-8) continues in the tourney today, but the site and time were not available, due to late re-seeding. DCC men toppled,. 92-85 SAN DIEGO -The Orange -. -- Coast College men's team dropped ... its opening-round test at the San ,· ... Diego Mesa Tournament Tuesday, ---- 92-65, to Cuesta, to fall lo 7· 7 on the season. Rico Blandin had 17 points, Damion Morb· Icy 12 and Anthony Porter seven assists to go wit h his eight points for the Bucs. Coast faces San Diego Mesa at 4 p.m. in a consolation game today. LOCAL SCHEDULE TO DAT •••k•tlt•ll College men -Croiceland at Southern California College, 7:30 p.m. Community college men -Oroinge Coast at S:in Diego Mesa Tournament (vs. S:in Diego Mesa, 4 p.m.). Community college women -Or;inge Coul at San Jose Tournament. High school boys -D;iily Pilot Coast CIMsic 11 Estancia High (2!30: Irvine vs. Anlioch; 4:10: llunllngton Beach v.s. Rialto; 5:50: Edison vs. Thousand Oaks; 7:30: Estancia vs. Dana Hills); Costa Men at Century Tournament. vs. Sonora, 7 p.m. High school girls -Ne~port H;irbor at Marina Tournament (vs. Mater Dei, S p.m.); Corona del ~r at Santiago Tournament (vs. Cilnyon, 3:30 p.m.); Cost1 Mesa Tournament (Costa Mesa vs. Lake Washington, 8 p.m.) S.Ccer High school boys -Corona del Mar at Marina Tournament; Estancia at Orange TouroamenL High school girls -Corona del Mou, Estancia at Qu;in View Tournament (Corona dcl M.ir vs. Arcadia.fountain Valley winner, 11 a.m.; Estancia vs. Redondo, 9 1.m.); Newport H3rbor 1t foothill Tournament (vs. Trabuco Hills, 9 a.m.). DEEP SEA FISHING TUESDAY'S FISH COUNTS D•v•r• Locker -3 boats, 83 angle". 37 bonito, 6 calico bass, 9 sand bass, 32 sculpin, 8 shcephead, 118 rockfish, 63 whitefish, 16 rblue perch, 2 halibut, 1 sole. Newpert L•ndlng -2 boats, 63 anglers. 2S bonito, 53 whitefish, 11 blue perch, 6 rockfish, 5 sculpin, 7 sheephead, 6 sole, 65 mackerel . PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ,PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE apecllldd In CIVIi Code Sec-ered to lhe undersigned a 300 Walnut CrHk CA tht court Is· (El nombrt y resentallve to take many Court of CalUomJa, Counly 17782 ~ 17TH ST 1986e Vermont Lane. t-jull-_________ , llon 2924h (payable In full wrllton Oeclarallon of D• ' ' · · of ORANGE. WEST a • 0 STE' Ungton Beach CA 92646 NOTICE OF at the time or Hie to T.O. rault and Demand lor Sele, 9459 8•2078• C5 tO) dlrecclon de la corte es) actions Wfthout court •P-THE PETITION requests UILDIN ' • Kenneth Roland Good-1 ___ Fl_c_U_tl_o_u_a __ _ PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE'S SALE S.rvlce Company) 111 right, and written notlce ol de-944-9015 .YOLO COUNTY proVll. Btf0tt taking cer· th1t DOUGLAS J. 109, TUSTIN, CA man; 19868 Vermont Lane, . T S No Tt 49799 1111e ind lntereal conveyed fault Ind or election to IF AVAILABLE, THE SUPERIOR/t.4UNICIPAL :::. very l::;pqrtan~s, KRAUTER ~ appointed as 9 2 8 8 0 ·19 4 7 ( 714) Huntington Beach CA au:-n• .. Name · u It 'cod T to ind now held by It cause the undersigned to EXPECTED OPENING COURT ever, • ~ rep-personal represenlatlve to 544-4780 926<C6 ' talenMnt ~ollt1 N!. under said Deed or Trust In sell 111ld property to aallt ly BID MAY Bl! OBTAINED 725 Court Street. Room ~~~;!~t::11:1 t:~r:i=~;~ administer the estate of the Publlahtd Newport Rhonda Lea Goodman, d~~ 1~J~e~·~:~aons are 0010008750-1 the1property herelnafler de-s11d obllgallons.,and there· BY CALLING THE FOL· 103 Woodland CA 95695 persons unlesa they have decedent. Beach.Co11a Mesa Dally 19866 Vwmont Lane, Hun-•>AAA NOTARY ·b) NEW /ROSEME sr:~~:TOR: STEPHEN ~a~~td ·~:Id ~~ci~·~~n~: LOWING Tl!LEPHO'NE Th~ name, addroH, and waived notice or consented l::~e:l:~NW~~u= Piiot December 21, 22, 28, tlT~I~ :~:f~tl~ ~:64c6oll-PORT MAIL BOX, 2052 AP#45tM>3"t-2CS ROSEME fault ·and or electlon 10 be NUMBER 0 N THE telephone number ol plaJn· 10 the proposed action.) codicils ii ~admitted lg94. ducted b · husband and Newport Blvd., #IS, Costa T.D. SERVICE COM· BENEFICIARY: CITIBANK, Recorded September 29, DATE BEFORE THE tllfa attorney, or plaintiff The Independent admlnl• to ptObale~e will and Wthn<t wilt y. Mesa, CA 92627 PAAY, u dUly appointed FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, 1993 as Instr. No. 93· SALE: (510) 946-4357 WllhoUI an att0tney, Is: (El trall~:C, a~orlty wllllnlb• any codicils art 1v1llable PUBLIC NOTICE Registrant has not yet ~rlan G. Sanford. c1973 TrustH under 1h1 following Recorded May 30 1990 as 0660142 In Book Page or WC408959 nombrt, 11 dlrtccion y el g~f' ~o~s}.1 an er· for 1omlnallon In the filo beoun to transact business twport Blvd .. 127• Otta described deed of 1rus1 Instr. No. 90 2Ba398 In Olflclol Records In the ol-Published Newport numero de tolGlono del Jee ~ ': the pe~tl an ~ kept by the court. LW3083M 0naer Iha flctillous name(s) ~~T'· ~ 9 1 2627 1 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Book page of Offlclal Ilea ol lhe recorder ol Or· Bea h c 1 M 0 11 c on an THE PETITION requests Usled above 1 us neH s con. AUCTION TO THE HIGH· Records In lht office ol the ange County; c . os a esa a Y abogado del demandante, show good c1use why the authority to admlnlller the Flctltlou1 KeMolh Roiand Goodman ductod by: an Individual EST BIDDER FOR CASH Recorder of Orange Said Sale of property will Piiot December 2t, 28, o del demondante que no court ahould not grant the tslatt under th• lndepell-Bualn•H Name This statement was Med The registrant(•) com-~" the lorms which are Counfy; be made In "as Is" condl· 1994, January 4, 1995. tlent •bogado, es) autho~ dent Admlnl11rallon of Es-ltat.ment with the Counly Clerk ol menced to transact ~us£. lawful tender In the United aald deed or lrusl de-lion wllhout covenant or W776 HAAOLO L FORD, / ~II ~~ f'c:' th~~-llltS Act. (Thi• authori1y The followlng pfteon. 111 Orange County on Novem-~sstn under the Fictitious Slatu) 81ld/0t lht cashier'• 1etibes lhe lolloWlng: warranty. oxpress or Im· ATTORNEY AT LAW CSB on • on • will allow the personal rep-doing business as: ber 21 1994 us tss Name(a) llsted certified or other checks LOT 15 IN BLOCK 733 OF plied, regvdlng tille pos· PUBLIC NOTICE 147919 915 North Slreet ~J l9, j:~· 81 1d:45 P3M. resentallve to take many FAR WEST PROPERTIES, ' · r:a28750 above on: 12·10·94 ---------1 CORONA DEL MAR IN session or encumbrances w di ~ c 9 • 111 epl. ocale al 4 t actions without court ap-a California general part· Adrian G. Sanford THE CITY OF NEWPORT lo ray the remaining rincl: SUMMONS oo a • A 956 5 (9t6) The City Drive South. Or· proval. Before takl cer-nerahlp, 7970 OrcAld Drive, Publlshed Newport .Beach-This statement was med BEACH. COUNTY OF OR· po sum or lhe notefs) •• (CITACION JUDICIAL) 662-3242 • ange, CA 92668. lain very Important ~lions Buona Park, Calllornla Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ti• w11h the County Clerk ol ANGE. STATE OF CALI· cured by said deed ol NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: DATE: NOV 23, 1994 IF YOU OBJECT TO Iha however, tho personal rep'. 90620 cember 21, 28, 1994, Janu· Orange County on Decem. FORNIA, AS PER MAP Trusl, with Interest as fn (Avlso a Acusado) JAY B. Yol•nde E. Wllllams, granting or Iha petition, you resentatlve wlll be required Dal/Id o. Dunham, 5690 ery 4, 11, 1995. ber 27, 1994 THEREOF RECORDED IN said nolt provided ad· McGUIRE. lndlvldual, JAY Clerk, by M . HAR· should eppear at lhe hear· to give notice to Interested Mulberry Ridge Oilve, Ca· W78S f832059 BOOK 3, AT PAGES 41 vances, 11 any. under the B. McGUIRE, dba MOD· RISTAKJS, Deputy Ing and Slate ~ur ob-peraons unless they have marlllO, C&lifomll 93012 Published Ney.'poft Be1ch-AND 42, OF MISCEL· lerms or said Deed ol LINE SYSTEMS, MODLINE NOTICE TO THE PERSON ject!ons o~ lilt wntten ob-w11ved nollce or consenled Holly Andrzejewski, 7970 PUBLIC NOTICE Cosla Mesa Dally Piiot D• ..... __ • ·-LAN E 0 US MAPS Trusl Ices charges and SYSTEMS, INC:. A Cahfor· tec11ons with the court be-to the proposed action) Orchld Drive Buena Patk be 28 1994 J ._,._ -RECORDS OF SAID OR: ewpo~ses of lhe Truslee nla Corporallon, CIRCLE SERVED:, You are served fore the hearing, Your ap-Tho lnde ndent admlnls· Calllornll so62o • Flotltlou• cem r • , anuary MOUNT OlM ANGE COUNT'!'. and 91 the trusts croaled BUSINESS CREDIT os an Individual dolendant, pearance may be In person !ration ~horlt will be Thie business Is con· Busln•H N•m• 4, 11, 18, 1995. ~ • Mortuery YOU ARE IN DEFAULT by sold Deed 01 Trust. YOU ARE BEING SUEO B~ as the. person sued under or by your attorney. granted unleaa Yan Inter• ducted by: a generel part· • Sl•lement W790 ~ • ~ UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Said sale wlll be held on: PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esla the fictitious name ol MOD· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Hied person flit• an ob-nershlp The lollowtng person. art PUBLIC NOTICE "Suving AU FaiJlts" DATED 5/23/90. UNLESS J1nuary 11, 1995, at 3:00 demandando) R. C. COL· LINE SYSTEMS, INC., and °' I contingent credilOC' ol Jectlon to the petition and The reglslJant(s) com· doing busmen ts: 1fS25 Giller YOU TAKE ACTION TO p.m. on the front steps to LET, INC., A CaJtlomia Cor· CIRCLE BUS INES S the deceued, you mvst file show good cause why Iha menced lo transact busl-INK DISPENSARY, 1012 FlctJtloua Coeta Mesa PROTECT YOUR PROP· the entr1nce of the Orange pory atlon CREDIT ~ _c!~m with 1"1!_court court should not gr1nt the neaa under the Fictitious Brloso Dr.. 1103, Cosl• BualneH Name ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT Civic: Center 300 E. Chap-OU have 30 CALENDAR • f ............ a copy 0 Ul9 pet· authority. Bualneu Namt(I) llated Mesi, CA 92627 s i..··-MO;;;•;•;•;.· •• ~,A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU man, Orenge, CA DAYS after thla aummona on behtl of MODLINE sonal 1tprt1tntatlve IP-A HEARING on the ti· 1t>ove on: 1984 Jim Gniy Marketlng Inc., taternent II NEED AN EXPLANATION Al lhe time of lhe lnltlal 11 served on you to file a SYSTEMS, INC. and CIR· Pointed by the court Wllhln tlon will be held on Ji;su. David 0. Dunham (CA), 1012 Brloso . Or., Tht following ~aona ate PAC-.C NW OF THE NATURE OF THE publlcatlon of this notice, 1ypewrltten response el lhls CLE BUSINESS CREDIT lour month1 from the date ARY 19, 1995, at 1:45 P.M. Hoity Andrztfewskl 1106, Costa Mesa, CA dB~'D°A~S~~~~~E TOOL illllOllAL PAM PROCEEDING AGAINST the total amount of the un-court. under: CCP 416. 10 (cor· of flrat laauanc:e of the let· rn De 1 703 localed al 341 This 1t1t1ment waa nled 92627 SE C ,. __ • u-.-.. YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· paid balance of the obllga· A letter or phone call will poratlon), CCP 416.20 (d• ler~IS 1P~vlg~f {n ,:ec::,ion The tliy ortve South Or· With the Counly Clerk or This bueln111 Is con· Co~l~I M~,.1 ~ 9~~c,enua, ....., • ..,_, .....,,_, TACT A LAWYER. lion ltcured by tht ibove not protect you; your type-lunc:t corpor1llon) by per· 91 o t • Gri • ro-anQ• CA 92868 , Ortnge Counly on Noll9m-ducted by: a corporation Danltl J • Eiland CNPel • etem.tory 715 & 715 ~ GOLDEN· described deed of trusl written rtsponH must ~ sonal delivery • ~· ~·· !!b• Ume '°'p1fil· IF' YOU OBJECT TO the ber 22, 1g94. The reglllr•nl(a) com-15th St ac:,~. MM i 2g: 3500 Pldflc View Othre ROD AVENUE. (CORONA and eallmtled COSll, ••• In pl'Oper legal form II you Published Ntwpor1 Beach-b:. c ':, I no~·~ grlllllng of the petition you FU8873 menc:td to ttanuct busl· 92827 .• I ~ ~~T ~::CH~Ef°·) NEW ~;~.;8~~ 1dvanct1, Is =~·the coutt to hear your coala Mesa Dilly Piiot o.. lhe °'~.ar1n~ '::.' noticed ~.,,:~:.. 1t the h~ Publl1hed Ntwpor1 BNCh· :,';n,~·~.::.':(s)"4I~~ Thi• belalntu la con-·~~~~~~~~I "'(If a street address or It la poaslble thal it 1ht If you do not your re-cember 2t. 28, 1994, Janu· above. t~lona °' file J:::. ob-Co.ta Mtta Dally Piiot D• •boV• on: Dile: 12/1/94 ducltd by: an lndlvldual f ,...1111_ common dtslgnatlon of time of 1111 the opening 1ponse on time, ou may ary 4, 11, 1995. YOU MAY EXAMINE the ectlona with the coun ti.-ctmber 7, 1<t, 21, 28, 1g94. Jlm Gr1y Matk1Ung Inc., 1Th: ttglstrllll =menc:ed ••• --property la 1hown above bid m1y ~ less than the loae th• case, your W777 file kept by the court. If you ore the ht~ YOUI W757 JamM Gray Pruldent 0 lllHct bua • under llU. ..... , no warr1nty la given ., to 10111 Indebtedness due. 'f(•ges, money • JlfOP-:: • person lnternted n~ pearlnCe may t>9 In per:!; PUB• •c NOTICE Thia •talement w11 flltd ~~~·~l Uattd Mort,,.,., * ,........... Its completeness or cor· D•t•: 11/29194 erty may ~ taken lhou1 PUBLIC NOTICE es111e, you may ,,. °' ~~ attOt"*" ~ with the County Clerk or O Eu-.:. ... -, ...,,_... rectness}." The ~neflclary further warrnng lro the With the court a formal A.-·-•· Orange Counly on o.c.m. 1t1 ,,.,,.. Crem.tlon und aaid Dffd f T I T.D. SERVICE COM· court ••c 3494 quest fOt Special Notice Of IF ARE A CREOfTOfl Plotttloua ~, 15. 1995 Thia ltatemenl Wll filed 110 Broedway by : .. on or • b~IC~~ PAJfY, .. uld Truat .. , There .,. olher legal r• NOTICI! OF lh• filing of an Inventory ~ ·~~ent C;!= ,.ff 11ua1n ... NMM , ' . f931203 With the County Clerk of ca.ta Mesa default In the obllgllions ., ~I• Hartd .. en, qui11men11. You may want PETITION TO and ippralaal of 11!•t• ... your cl1lm ~lt.°" the coJ Stat.....,.t Publi1hed Newport Beach· ~~ 1~ on Decem-Ma .. I• aecured thereby, hereto-Aaslatant leoretary, to call en attorney right ADMINISTER aeta or of tnY peutlon °' and mall 1 copy to the per· The following persona ara C 1 M Dall Pll 1 D • • •••••••••lfora executed and deliv-3100 O•k Rolld, It• 1w1y. If you do not know account 11 prOllldtd In aon1I rtprHentitlve ap-doing bu91neaa u : oa a ISi Y 0 • FU1310 STARTING ANEW · BUSINESS?? an attorney, you may coll ESTATE Of: HCtlon 1250 of the CalllOI'· pojrted by the ourt within CHIEMSEE, U.S .• 225 F0t· Ctmber 21, 28, 1g94, Janu-Pubhhtd Ntwpor1 hach- ln attorn.y referral aervlce EDWARD J. nit Probate CCXSe. A R• ,0: moothl fro~ the d 19 ett Av.nue. Laguna Beacti, II'/ 4, 11, t995. ~ Meu Dally Pilot 0.. Of 1 leoal lid otflc:e (USled CONRl!CODE aka QUftl l0t Speclll Notice of fklt luuance of the :i. CA '"51 W781 ctmber 21 28 1111M ~ In the phc>M book). IDWMD JOSEPH form 11 avalllble trom the ter• 81 provided In MC1I • WSC WlndaurllnQ CNtm-PUIUC NOTIC! wy 4 11 1ets ' Oespuea dt que It tn· CONRl!CODIE aka court clerk. 9100 of the Cellf0tnla Pt~ IH Production• U.S.A. • , . treguen esta cltaclon Judi· l!DWMD CONRIECODIE Attomer for the Petl-bate Codt The time f« fll. Inc., (C1llfoml1), 5000 Plotltloutl W782 clll uated tlene un plazo de ttoneri al • •At Bitch Street, West Tower, PUBLIC NOTICE 30 Dl.\S CALENDARIOS CAH NO. A1780t2 PIZl!R a MICHAELSON lngl cJ ma wlll not e....,re Suite 2500, Newport Bualneu N ..... pira prt1tntar una r• To Ill helra, beneficiaries, ~ore four month• from 8Mch, CA ll29IO ltetement Flotltleua apunta eacrlta 1 m1qulna credltor9, conllngent "trtdl· INC., 2tU N. BROAD-lhe hearing date noticed Thi• bu.lnHI I• con-The followlng peraons 111 ..,... N tn est& cortt 10t1, and persons Who may WAY, STIE. 1001 IANTA lboYe. ducted by: 8 corporation doing bue1neU u · I .... a ... una carte 0 una Hamad• OlhtfWlse ~ lnttrHltd In ANA. CA •2708 (714J YOU MAY !XAMIN! the The reg1.ir.nc commtneH •) PRECISION MARKET· The .... ~ ........ lelefonlc• no le olrlCtfl the Win °' Htatt, °' bolh, 1u.oa31 Ille kept by the court. If you to tranaaet bullnell und« INQ bb.JAKEWOOD __,,"' pel'IOM •• • or: EDWARD J. CONAE· ., •• perwon lnternt.d In .._....__ ....... :·:.":".J. R 0 ) '""'V'" ... doing bualnee9 u : pro«ac:ciOn! au raspuesta CODE k EDWARD JO. Publtah1d Newport the Htllli you may fie lhe ,..........,. name(•> -LAMiE •Cl ,.... "'~ ZEft"A INTERNATIONAL. eatlta I mtquln1 tlane que SEPH ~ONAECODE Ilea Betch·Co1t1 Mui Dally with the ~ I formtl A.-1boYe on: Dececnber 12, TAGE CARD, 8792 Watnef 1250 Adami Ave., IU20ot, cumpllr con IH formeD· EDWARD CONRECODE Pilot December 21 22 28 quest for Spacial NotJc:e of 11114 IC2• Hontlngton Beach, Cotlta Meu CA t212t ~-:.-ed ~.: :.:c:r::: A PETITION h11 bffn 1994, 1 ' • the llllng of an ln¥anlory mE~~~l8~t ~,:e"l. Tornow, em Ml11uyo1hl Mur1y1ma, ncuche IU cuo. filed by EMMETT s. CON· Wthn& and mppnillal of ......... U.S.A. INC .• AacNI Wal-Wllnaf IC2, Huntington 1250 Adema Ava •• llJ204 •• SI inted no pttaenla au RECOOE In the Superior Mts « of ltf'f petition or ""-Ct11ef ~ Of11c:9r BNc:h. CA 112847 COllla Mesa. CA 92921 reapueata 1 IJem""' .... -... C00tt of California. County PUBLIC NOTIC! account 11 ptCNldtd In llQ .._,Pl'IWll ... ~ Thi• bulln111 la co,,_ Thi• bualnall 11 con-,._, ,..,.,,.... of ORANGE. MdJon 1250 of the Cal"ot-,..._.. ... dlldld by: .,, lndMdull perdtf .. caao, y It pueden THE PETITION UHi •SC 3491 nla Probe!• Coda A R• with the County ...... "" ducted by: .,, lndMdUal Regletrn ..... noC yet qultar au atlwlo, '41 dlneto that EMMETT s. ~8NRE~ NOTIC• OF quest tor Spec:11i Notice °'~ County on Decem-The reglatr8"1 comrnauced beQlln 1o tr11nuct buelnetl ~:ci:r~·~d~~ CO~be ·~.. PITITIONTO ==.:: .. •ble from the ber1 ,11114. •u1ooa ::',."=:,.=,= =::wellcllllOua,..,,_,., NII -.. ....... de II COf1t per ttpr... 1 lo ADlllNllT•• •-.__ ,..._ -...~ --~ .._ ..__... abO¥e on: ,..,_,.. 1994 .....__... U.---· &.;t;'n'OirO. reQUlehOs' i.. admlni9ter the nlate of the -.n -·-·-• ,_ ... ........ ,.,_...,, ,,,....,..... _,.. ,._..... -r-• """·•-·-....... Puede utltd deeedenL HTAD CW1 u.nen Cota ...._ Dally fllOC 0.. ~ ... A. ... T~nt -· llled Thie .... llMl'I WM flltd .--qve THE PETITION reque91.1 DOflOTMIEA R09DT IE ,.._.. ctmber II, 21. 1"'4, Jenu. ~fie r='-. ~ OI ...... h County Clertc of =~r::=:n:'. ~ the decedent'• WILL and OUV11 WUTa •ao.. cc•aiow•i,' .,., •. 11. t•. ...... .. o..anoa ~~ o.oem-~?,~ on ~ conoct 1 un 1l>og•do codlch, If sry, ~ admtntd CASa •• A179018 cmam-'"'"" bar 1S, 1"4. -T .. pytc1e lie""' 1 un ffl'vlclO to pr~. The wtll lllCI To aa ....,.. .,......,.,, - -NWM ... _.. d• referenda de lboged09 "'Y COdlcll •• WallebM cndltor9i C011t119111t encl-tt•a Ute NaOUrOe you llUILIC llOTICI f'utllehed Newport~ Pubtllhed ~....,. 0 a una ollclna de ayuela ~or •llM'lln.tllOn In the flll IOfl, and Ptfton1 Who tMy °"" oount °""'° ... a "9llllHI C:... .,... n.-fllOC 0.-c... a... Delly Noe o.. 1i1Q.r (vel et dlrectotlo t• m by the court. olhal .... be lnMNtlcl In "'Y'Wf Of ~ .llfRlll ....___ -It ..;-;-. ~ _..,7, 14, l1, .. 11M. bllco) T ! Prr1T10N NqUellll lhe wlll or "'*· or bolt\. cllM 11ema, ai 1 .. ---, -. • Wl4I w• wa authority to ldnWlleter fie of: DOROTHEA OLIVl our oo1umne ~ ltal1•1RI 111 •. ,,, , .... (........,_.a c ... J ~· .. ~n1-":o::idot,..._.. KRAUTtA p-AITION .,_ ...__ qualHl•d buyera to n. "'°'*"......... M'IO ... your home .,.," ""''" -~ s.1 ·-.....,, ctlll dllrtll.....,... at: Uwouah cl&lllled. •·tltH tatH Act. (Thia eulhorlly flied by OOUOLAI J , -> MO IOWT10NI bJ Buy"· htl It. Ylftd tt. MS-MN ' Thi ntma end tddrMI of wltl lflow the pefSOMI rep-KIWJTEA In 1hl k1Pe110r ...... H?B KINIRQY IOLUTiONt, C .... fflH. .; ~wport 81actVCoela Mw Ody Plot ... Wednelday, Oeoernber 21, 1984 7 , iiiiUC IDTICll PUIUC NOTICll W llOTICll WIC IOTICU PUIUC IOTICll PUii.iC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICU 'UIUC •OTICU PUILIC IOTICll PU1UC llOTICU -IOTICll Al ifie ifnl Of tt; lnlillll obt9 "I oouft epprov-Counew, CalHcw .._ eo 0..... COMt RONT OF M flAGPOLES AT ..... W CHAEL MAHtR flt u.d ... br Clli. a -~~~~~~~-· MMclllon of Ullt nocice, II. lefote taWnQ cen.ln , Md ...,,.._. IO Tiie Ca •I 1nw.._ llO N. T..,. MM1 ENTRY WA TO ftC1111IUa • t Flaa lltglltlftt 1111 no1 yet b90un dMck *-' 11¥ a .. fl• IC llOTICI IN '°"' MIOUnl of IN 11n-very ~ent 110tlone1 ol DetouH en MR Ill ... dl1 • ._..-., P\.ACENTIA CMC CENTER ... lfatmtn ID rW1Ct ~ u~ flt Mloftll '-*·a di.a a. ~ =' l*lncie of the.._. howewr, the P•l90NI to ... tNNun-C4Mftrol Onftae, ...,.., 1-411 EMT awiMAN AW· Thi loloWllll l*son<•> llcllollt bulllW n-.. or 11y1.-or..,..~11111111 ... •TIG8 OP MOnd bw IN abM repr.....Uv. wll be ......_. ...,, .... c.lfarl.... ~-..._ Ul P\.N:ENTIA. CA AT PUBLIC NM1t In V10M011 o t Oo111g 1M1M1S • w ll1td lltfltl. or 1 did *-' ti/ a -or T1IUITa°8 IMa dtecrtbecl dMCI. of INll required to give notice 9ooll NIA. p~ WA, CGMtW•ICe Ca .. lftV, t !<* TO THE HIGHEST llDll• of anolfler un RICAN 1.JOUOR 11027 TNI stnmtnt w ftlld Wiii e.wa1 IM'9t 11141 loM _. T.L ... U tOH t =--~ ~ tx• to lnter•ettCI per90ne '~:...!' JJ =--~ • DOER FOR CA$t1 (~11111 et ·IJ. SIMI, Of common • Fountar1' V*Y, ... Coun1Y Cllfa of OnnQt • IM'9t -clllln, ar UllllC..G l35USr.20. •· 18 unlHt they h•v• on01'11/1lll•t'1 ...._:_:ac:.O::-: lmtollllllnllWtUlmonty Ste Slc1lon 14400 ti stq nil9270I Countyon0ecwnbtf1 ,1994 !**lptcllMlll_... a.-Ne. h 1, PGUlblt lhal at &Ile wolved notice or con-M .. .,.. Norttt t ont ,,,,.. ueculM.., OMeM flt Unllld SllM), 11 rlOht. lttd Proltlllont HO MIN KANG, ~5 Cedrot N<JTICE·Thll Actllloul HMM 102 ot lie~ C... 1114 t .. t440t........,. tlmt of .... &Ile ••nted to the propoted w. '° .,.. Co~nty HM'l•lll. • ............ 11\d lnllftst conwytd IO ode) • . 1201. Plnorema. calforn Sl*ntnl IXOlrts ~ ytlfl llon.d IO do~ In Illa Altl..WM-04 bid !NY be ltaa ~ ectlon.I The lndepen-ourthouH 700 Civic ..... H..-~ d now held by 11 undt< said nt FtllnQ 1402 llom the N• it w lllld In 1'11 ). Al Tiit CNiplnM .,_ COMMONWEALTH toulllndebttdnettdue dent edminlW•tlon ~ WMt senu w .. eruleo.' Otld ol Trust tn lht prQPt<!y IEW:RlYWHTE HO IN ICANG. 9545 CtdrosOl1lclof1'11CountyCltrk Antw lranct IO lht CMc Ctftllr TRUST DEED SERVICES Dete1 t 2JOllM . euthorlty will b ... ented Ano, CA •t public OUC• Ofh~ I0:1tlO .. .... In said Coun!y Ind 433 N camdtn Oftw, S•. 510 • 1201 . Panorama. Cllllom Fk:t!Jout Buslneu Ham• Sllllt-IUldlng. 300 East CNpmln INC -dUly ~ C OllllONW• unltH on inttrHted IO IN hiehMl bid-.................... In •11trt1nahtrdtlcflbtd·THE llMflyHllll.CA9021091402 mtf'll must bt fllad btlon lhll 'Orange, CA .. ~t. .. nuiiM undtf &Ile TRUaT D••D A~::. pertonfileun objection 'tor cean (~ .. 9oolc-, ... -. of omCtlll EASTERLY OHE·THIRO NtwPOrtlltldl·Cosll~ This bUSfntn II eonductad re The~ lhll sll:'*'I d =•I~..: 0:: delCribed deed of lt\19 vte•I INC to the petition end ume ot ulit In l.wtMI ~1 of Orange LOT 41 Of TRACT HO 114 OailY ......, bV hlltblnd and wlft. °" not 111111« lht now t bV " un WIU.. SELL AT PU,BUC T ' ., •• .. Id tho w t good ceuu why oneU!t the United county,.._ of c.lrOmlil, UTH SMTA NIA SUBOIVI~ CN2A2602 SlGHED. HO MIN ~G. HO IN llSt In 11111 NII ol I Flcllliout ol Trus In lht P'DPl'1Y ~ AUCTION TO THI! HIGH-~t .. , bJ T .D ...... the oourt ehould not ._ .. ,, ell rtghl, Ull•, under tM power of .... SION HO 1 IN THE CITY Of Oec 14.2t .28Jan 4 KANG Buslntts Name In vlolallon of In said Coun!y. Caifilmla df: EST BIDDER FOi\ CASH VICR COMPANY, .. ent grent the euthorlty In I, conveyed '° thtNltt conUllMd. Wll ... COSTA MEsA. CO NTY OF OR The regls1tant commtnoed lo lht rlahls of anothet under lcr1blnG lhe land lhtMI. (In tn. f0Jm1 which .,. •r T•rt Pt..lp11 A.-A HEARING 0~ the net now hetd by 11 under ~ publk llUCUoft to tM GE STATE Of UCALIFORNI~ PUBLIC NOTIC! lransact buslnett under lflt Ftderaf. State, Of common law REFERRED TO IN SAID OEED Of r.wful tender In 1h• United 1 11 t • n t S • c re t a,, petition wm be held on eld Deed In tne proper· ft10Mt1t bidder for CMh, or • fictitious buslnns name !Set Section 14400 ti seq • TRUST· Stain) end/OJ the caahler'1 t 7IO 1. 4th a t., It~ Jenuery 19, 1996 et el&ualed In Hid coun· cMc:ll e1 detcl'IMd below, 80C:1~ ~~ ~!~~R~~S~E~ Fllt Mt. FUIH7 , names llS•d aocwe on NJA 8uslnm and Professions M P'oPtrtv lltr•!OIO[! ~ certlfted Of olher CMcka TOO l ent• Ane CA 1 •45 p M In Dept 703 y end Stale and d•· !!.'~ et tM time of.... • FICTfTIOUI IUlllEll This stallmenl wa flied with Code) sctlbtd IS being sold •,. • • '" epaelfled In Civil Co<M Sec-ta705 (714Hl'43·a3la lo"ceted' et 341 The City crlbed H tollowa. A• Una laWfvA ~ of tM ~EO: ~cb~NiE re· llAMUTATl•NT the Coun~ll<lt of Orang Fl<~~it COONT Stretl~ess.:dlf 0111tr ~ :f' ~ <:,'~~·t!\~~~ II' AVAi LAB Li!• THI gri .... , p .O. Box 14171 ~ :~• = 0~~~ on ..:..-::anty ~ ORDER Of SAID COUNTY Th~ ~~d~°t°u~ :r:.~~ cou:~~E·Thls m~~:0u's9i~ Ill ES:~~ ::npr09t~ desCtlbt1~ Is S«Vlce Company) all right, l!XPI CTl!D OPINING l S~"fe CA 92613 The aarHt eddt'HI end or 1mp169ct 81 to t1t1e MM, oPtl'1Y address and olhtr ALU t.iARICETS, b: TOP VALU Statement tXpiles five yeats 16099 Goldtnwesl Strtet purportld 10 bt: 509 Motnlng 11Ua and lntllf'Ht conveyed BID MAY •I! O•TAINED IF. YOU OBJECT TO other common dulQN· ~ or ~ moo designation, 11 any. ol SUPER MERCAOOS. 1245 E lrOlll 111• date tt was filed In 111 Hunllngl0118tadl..1CA92647 Clnyon ROid, Newport llelctl, to and now held by It BY CALLING THI FOL· . Uon, II any, ol &n• ,.... brancn. el ftaht. t1Ut Ind the rUI propt(ly described atson Ctnllf Drtw, Cmon. Office of the County Clerk A ne Newport lllach·vosll Mesa CA 92625. undet uld DMd ofTru11 In LOWING Tl!L l!PHONI the granting of the property dtecrlbed ..,..,... now fitkl .., • u Is purpontd to be' 177 7-45 Flc:tJllous Suslnm Name State· Daltf P\lot ht uncltrslgntd TrustM dis· th• pt09ef1Y h«elnalter d• NUM•l!RS ON T HE petition, t Yt°tiu hiho~fd above 11 purpor1ed lo be: IUCll Trullt9t In and to the BERT Pt.ACE, COSTA MESA. KV. Mlft Co., a calllorn ment must be fllld btlort Iha CN282582 clalms any labil!y IOI' lll'J scribed: 0 E 0 C DAV •l!FORI! THI! ~ .. ~ ~ e eb~ng 1916 Church Streat, f~ deecftbed ~CA 92627 The underilgn.cl porallon, 1245 E Warson 11me Tile hllng of 1111s stalemen Dec7.14.21.28 ~m ol Ille strttt ad· TAUSTOR: l R NZ · UL.l!i c714) 4eo.aeeo ~ 1 • e your 0 . iec· Co•te Meu, CA 921i27 etty .. ..-ad In tM llor.. NSIM dbclalms eny lllblll1y Ill OrlYI. carson, CA 90745 does not of 1tseu aulhorlze 111 drm and olhtt common dtsiD· MBILE~fFICIARY· OUA.UTY TAc 408777c ~!'1 ti or file 'thwntttehn The underalgned Truet· Mid County anct -.... to IOI' lflY Incorrectness ol lht ThlS bU11nm IS conductad use In !his state of a FIC'lidou PUBLIC NOTICE nallon, ol any, shown llt<ei'i. • Jee on1 WI e " d laclalm• any llebUlty wit: APN: • •Z2...aa.42 oPtrtf address lfld olhtr 1 corpcnllon SUsllltSS Name In vJOlallon o Said sale wll bt madt, bUI MORTGAGE USA, INC., Publl1hed Newport court before the heer· t<H •ny lncottec1ne11 ctl The total amount of tM moo designation. 11 lflY, s GHEO K.V Man co By Ille rights of anolher under Fiia Mt. Fa1UO Whhout COYtnanl or nrr1111Y. Recorded December 1 • Beach.Coale Mesa Dally lng. Yo~r eppeerence the '""' •ddreu and 1.-tpeid ~ balence, hown herein. tllt 10111 amount Oarioush Khaled~man o Federar. Stall. or common la FICTITIOUS IUllMESS expremd or lmpled, reo•dlng 11193 • aa Instr. No. 93 Pilot December 14, 21, 28, mey be in per1on or by other common deatgna· lntefHt U.eon, toeetf* of lht unpaid balanca of Iha Ob· lht Soard (See Section 14400 11 seq MAME STATEMENT title. possession. or tnc:Um· ~~7R1n 8g<>klnp~ ~I t994. vour •ttorttey. tlon, if any, •h<wm her• wten reuonably Hdluled ligl1lonseculedbylh•proPtf1Y Tlltreglstranlcommtnctdl Business and Professions Th• lolc>Wlna person(s) br111ces. to P¥f lht remain~ "'"''"' tcOI' 1 0 • W766 lF YOU ARE A In co.b, •.,en ... anct ad-to be sold and rusonabll esd'· anSICt business under Ille Code) IS/ale dOillg business as nK prkldpal sum of lh• noll(s flee ot the R.tcOl'd., of Qr. CREDITOR or e contin-The lotel amount ot the vane•• Ill tM time of tM malild costs ex stS and ad· IClitlous buslness name or Fwst F~tng TROPICAL FISH. 4061 ea• 1a1rtd by said O..d ot Tr ~ °f.:Y· of tr\Jat d• PUBLIC NOTICE gent creditor of the uf~d C.~nc:fc•1 bal•= lnltlal ~~~ ~ th11 vances at lhi bg.:' of lhl Initial ames Isled ab<wl on June 29, ESCROW AllJ'ERICA CORPORA· Rold, Cyl)fess, CA 90630 Wllll lnllfest lflereon. as pro- scribes th• following: Flctltlous deceesed! you mu1t file g th: ~: :~ •-:;,u b Notice •• 1 • 1 • publk:allon 01 Ille Nodcl 01 Sall 1987 TIO ELOISA S SIOSON, 16930 ded In said note(s). advances, LOT 185 ANO THE Bui lnHi Hem• your cleim. with the 1;{.d and~e~on:ble ••U· c=~ ::Ced ~ Is: s295•58215 In addldon to This statemenl was med With 9828GafdenGrove8Nd .1207 Jeanette Ave , Ctmlos. CA II 111y, under !he wms of Ill• NORTHEASTERL y ONE· Stet• 1 court end me1I • copy to m•l•d co••• e11penue Check able t ttie cash 1118 Trustee will acx:ept 1 Counly Cte1k ot Orange ' Garden Grove. CA 92644 90703 0..d ol Trus1. esllmated ltes, HALF OF LOT UIS OF Th 1 11 • men the personal represent•· and advanc'H •t th T It 1 ~U::, 0 casn~r·s dltCk drawn on as tall oun1Y on December 7, 1994 NewpOft Beach·Costa Me RICHARO S SIOSON, 16930 chaflles and expenses ol the TRACT 907 IN THE CITY doln~ ~u~~~ ~e~sons are tive appointed by the Um• ot lh• lnlUal publi· c:C.:. o;0 Trult:•::. or nallonal bank 1 checlt drawn NOTICE· This Flcbtlous Name OailY Pllo Jeanene Ave.. Cemtos, CA Trustee and of Ille trusts crealld OF NEWPORT BEACH. AS SILHOUTTE DES~TOP OE-court within four c•Uon ot lh• Nolle• o t vtdad Identification by astate or teotral credit union tatemtnt expires flVe years CN28260 9o7o3 bV said Oeed 01 Trusl. to-Wit PEA MAP RECORDED IN SIGN 3t53C Beach Ct Ir· months from the data Sale le. 1126 955.87 11 ava1f:.%8' or a check drawn by a state or rom Ill• date II was filed In Ille Dec 14.21,28 Jan 4 This business Is conducled $187,051.20, Esdmalild. M.· BOOK 28, PAGES 25 TO vine, CA 92714 _;· of first i11uance of In addition' to c:11h, &n f rom lnfOrmetlon wtllch federal Savin s and loan asso· Nice of lfle County Clerk A new by an unlncorporaled associa· crued lnteres1 and addlllonll ad· 36 INCLUSIVE OF MISCEL-Dione Allers 3153C Beach letter1 as provided in Trusl ee wlll accept •the TrultM dffm1 raMable elation savl~gs association or lctilious Business Name State· PUBLIC NOTICE don other than a partnership vances, If any, wlll lnaease thls LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE Ct., lrvlne, CA92714 sectiQn 9100 of the c11hler'1 check drawn but for which TrultM savln s bank sPectlled In Sec-ant must be filed before that Fll•No flHH5 SIGNEO ELOISA S SIOSON. flQureprlortoSlle. OFFICE OF THE COUNTY This business Is con-Califorf'!i& Probate Coda. on • stale or national makes no representation tlon ~102 of Ille Financial Code me. Th,e flllng of lhls statement FICTITIOUS IU&INES3 ~!CHARO S SIOSON The beneficlaly under said 0..d A ECOR DER OF SAi o ducted by: on lndlllidual The time for filing bank, a check drawn by °'warranty the meet ad· d 11... 1 d 1 d b 1 oes nol of ltsell authortze the NAME STATEMENT The reglSlfant commenoed to ol Trust heretofore uecullld 111d COUNTY Roglst 8 t h t t 1 • •11 • • •&ate or lederal credl cir I( > • other an a u1or 28 o o us ness se In this state ol a Fictitious transact business under the dellvered to lfle und•rslQned a YOU ARE IN DEFAULT b un ;o ~rans~~t ~~slni:s c aims w1 not expire union or • check drawn m!: : ~ of cc;: in this state. In the event tender uslness Name In v101auon ol The following person(s llcdllous business name or written Declaration of befaull UNDER A Dl!EO OF TRUST u~or tho flcllUous name(s) before four months by • a&ate or feder•I aav above de~rlbed property other lhan cas~ Is accepted the e rlQhts of another under s/are doing business as BERG· names ltsted above on Oeoem· and Demand for Sale, and a OATEO 11/15/93. UNLESS llsted above from the heerlng date Inga and loan auocl• 1,. 22AI " bile Avenue Trustee may Wllhhold the lssu· ederaf. State or common taw STROM CLEANERS, 2934 Eas bar 15. 1994 written Nodcl ol Default and YOU TAKE ACTION TO Diane J. Allers noticed above. a~lo , Hving1 auocl· c:O ... Meu~A 12121. ' ance ol lfle Trustee's Deed until see Secbon' 14400 el seq., Coast H.IOhm, Corona def Mar This slalemenl was hied will! Eleetlon 10 Sel. The under· PROTECT YOUR PROP This statement was med YOU MAY EXAM-•110 or uvlng1 bank Said property I• being funds become a'iallable to the uslneu and Professions Ca1~grnN1a 92V6 5.BREWER 51 tne Couniy Clerk ol Orange signed caused said Nodcl of ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT with the county Cfetk of INE the file kept by the 1 ihed in Section 5102 sold for tM purpose of payee or endorsn as a matter ode) H · · Couniy on December 19 1994 Default and Eleellon to Sea to l>t A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Orange County on Novem· court. If you are • per· of Ole ftnancl•I Cod paying the obligation• ... of rlghl Said sale wlN be made, 1rsl tMing ~~~ OrNe, Honolulu, Hawai NOTICE·Thi5 Flciitlous Name recorded In Iha Coun!y wllere NEED AN EXPLANATION bor 10, 1994. son intere1ted In the and" authorized lo d eured by uld DMd of bul without covenant or wat· DAVID G. ROIERT, Esq. Statement expires live years the rut properly Is localed and OF THE NATURE OF THE F82n 2e e1teteh you may file bu1i neu In lhl• 11.ate In Trult tncfudlrtg '"' and ranly, express ot lmpllld 21250 Hawthorne Blvd Sle BEVE~L Y L BREWER. 51 from Ill• date II was hied in Ille more lhan thret monlhs have PROCEEDING AGAINST Published Newport Beach with t e court e formal the event tender other axpen111 of. the Trultff rega1dlng tide possession or 535 Lagoon rive. Honolulu, Hawa, Olllcl of 111e County Clerk A new elapsed slllel such recordallon YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· . • Reque1t for Special lh•n CHh i• •ec epled •net of Sale. encumbrances: to sallsty the Torrance. CA 90503 96819 FlclJUOuS Business Nam• Still-Oat• 12/l1194 TACT A LAWYER. Costa Mosa Daily Piiot Do· Notice of the filing of en the Trull .. may w1lhhold Callfomla ltaconvayanct Indebtedness secured by said Newport Beacll·COS1a Mesa Th!s business Is conducled man! must be hied before that N.A MORTGAGE SERVICES, 215 VIA RAVENNA, NEW· eemt>er 7, 14, 21, 28, 1994. inventory and appraisal the I nuance ol 1he Company as ukl TNltff Deed advances tnereunder Oatty Pilot by husband and wife lime TIM tll1ng of lhlS statemenl INC. AsTruslM P,?RT BEACH, CA 92663 W764 of estete HHtl or of Tru1tH't Deed ~nt1I ey suunna Ketty. E.xacu! With . Interest as prOYJded • CN282604 SIGNED· JOHN V BREWER does not of Itself aull1orlll! the 400j: Main Strtet Stockton, CA (II • etreet •dd1es1 or PUBLIC NOTICE any peti1ion or eccount lunda become available tlva Vke President, l200 therein and the unpaid prlllClpal Dee 14,21 28 Jan ~ BEVER~ Y L. BREWER use m llllS state ol a Ftcllbous 95290-4009 common deslgnallon of 89 provided in uction to the pay~ or endottee Oatldale Ave,· CtytlWOfth, balance of 111, Note secured by Reg1Strant llas not yet begun susllltss Name 1n vlOlallon of ATTN. TRUSTEE OFFICES propefty Is ah~ above, CNS1232166 1250 of the Celifornla "• maner ot nght CallfOJnll 11111-1111. said Oetd With Interest thereon PUBLIC NOTICE to transact business under the 111• riohts of another under ~091546-2899 no warranty Is given as lo NOiTICE OF Probete Code A Re-Said sale will be mad (818) n~2171, Dated De-Id d I said H II I ,1icubous business name or Ftderaf. State, or common law · 11at S18Vens. AQenl its completeness Of eor-'• t f 5 : I N ti but w1lhou1 covenant o cernbtf OI 11M as prov e n ° · ees, names listed herein (Sea Seclion 14400 et seq T 28339 rec:tness)." The beneficiary PETfTION TO ~ue1 • or Pf!t:1 f ce warranty, ••Pf'•u or im ASAP14M chatges and expen~ ol lht Fiia No. Fft1515 This statement was hied With Business and Professions Dec 28 1994 •& Jan 04 11 • undllf' said Deed ol Trust, .ADl91SSIER ~rm 11 •1•,: e rom plied regarding htle 12114,12121.12128 1JUs11tandlhe1Justscreatedby FICTITIOUllOllllES3 the Counl'( Clerk of Orange code) 1995 • • • by reason of • breach or ESTATE OF· llEVA t e court c e ft911t1 po11e11lon or tncum T CE said 0..d of Trust NAME STATEMENT Counl'( on December 7. 199A First FM111g default In th• obll~allons HARRBJ. Rourr :~~,_&:;· brance1, 10 Hlialy lh• In· ·PUBLIC NO I Claled' 12120/1994 Tiit foHowlng person(s). NOTICE· This Fk:tlllOus Name CERRITOS ESCROW PUBLIC NOTICE secured thereby, ereto· CASEllO A176023 oM.t. ._ k • • debtedoeu H cured b LOAN'll'fJ63.SJBEAROWOOD-QUALITYLOMSERVICE is/are doing business M ·a Statement expires five vaars 1sa42NorW3lk81Vd ·cne1 ... 11897 lors executed and dellv· • . . • • mt. nld '(Seed, edv•nce • COHV CORP , as sakl T ...... 1650 REAL.TY PROPERTIES CO b rom ttie date 11 was kled tn !tie Arlesla CA 90701 • ered to the undersigned 11 • .To all he!rs~ beneft· r:~ ~ !hereunder. w11t1 mlere1 OTHER· 2613492•53 EAST FOURTH STREET. SEC· REALTY RENTALS CO 2150 S lllce ol Ille County Clerk A ne Newport Beach·Costa Mesa Flctttlous written Deelarallon of Oo· ~1a11es, cred1.tors, con· • 11 provided therein, an FILE. •f-1%1t2 ONO FLOOR SANTA ANA, CA p ti A L An .. 18 CA lclillous Business Name State· OallY Piiot Butlneu "- fault and Demand for Sale, tingent creditors, end 800 the unpaid pnncipal of • • 92701 (714) 285·9962 ey• on us ve.. os ge 5• enl musl be rneo before tllat CN265288 Stetement and written notice of de· persons w~o m11y othe,r-ea.ta ..... CA 92828 lhe Nolt aecured by ui NA.OPT.ICENUO~BTRERU4ST26-E·Ef!63S SA09LE THERESA RUSSELL, ASSIS· 900JgRTGAGE MART INC A Ume The fihng of this statement Dee 28 Jan 4 11 18 The lotlowlng pe"ons are fault and of election to w ise be interested in 12/27, 12/28, 01103 Deed with lntereat lhere TANT SECRETARY . • " dQes not of Itself aulllOrlze tile dofno business as· cause 1ha undersigned to the will or estate or on H provided In HI UNDER OEED Of TRUST OPP 16241 Calllornla corporation. 2150 S. use In this state of a Fictitious cP1~Engineerlng ·, Sales sell said property to sellsfy b 0 th 0 f • N e'v A PUBLIC NOTICE Nole, '"'· charuea an YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 12128194114 1111195 Pontius Ave .. Los Mgeles. CA Business Name In vlOlat1on ol PUBLIC NOTICE Inc 4001 Westerly Place said obllgatlons, and thoro-HARRELL ROUTT expenaH ot U'te tru1t DEEO OF TRUST, OATEO Oclo· • · 0025 e rlQhts of another ijnder Sulie 100 Newport Beach' alter the undersigned A PETITION has NOTIC~ Of and ot the truata created ber 23. 1992, UNLESS YOU PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is conducted dera[ State or common law NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAU CA 92660• · caused U ld notice ol do· been filed b RAY TRUSTEE s SALE by said Deed ot Trust TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT bY aoorporatlon See Section' 14400 et seq Ts NO 69077055PS CP' Engineering & SalH lault and of elecUon to be HARRELL O. d. S . in UNDER DEED OF .TRUST Serrano Reconveyanc YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE Fiia No. fll0214 S1GNEO MORTGAGE MART, uslness and Professions TITLE ORDER NO. 100204·3 Inc .. (Calllomla) ' Recorded September 7, Iha Su e'rior Court of 1. F No. 108235 Company, 11 Hid Trust· SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF flCTITIOtJa IUSINES3 INC. By Stanley M Zlmmer· de). APN I 938·01-101 Thia buslneu 11 con· 1994 u Instr. No. 94· Califom~a Count of Loan No. 60!l853 ee, 4900 Rlvergra"" YOU HEED AN EXPlANATION MAME &TATIMENT man. President lrSt tittn OU ARE lN DEFAULT UNOER A ducted by! 1 corporation 0545984 In Book Page of Oran 9 • Y AP Number. 426·264·11 Road, Sulle 2870, Irwin· OF THE NATURE OF THE PRO· Tna tonowlng person(s) Thareglstranlcommenced to BE~RLY WESTESCROW OEED OF TRUST DATED The reglllraol (a) com- Olflclal Records In lhe of·, ~E PETITION . YOU ARE IN DEFAULT d ale, CA 91706. t818) CEEOING AGAINST YOU YOU re doing busineu as MAIN transact business under t11e 433 N Camden Duve Sl8 SlO 10/03189 UNLESS YOU TAKE m..P"ced to transact buU. flee of the recorder of Or-h RAY UNDER A OE E O OF 814-6370. By. carol Wic k SHOULO CONTACT A LAWYER TREET CLEANERS 504 Main fletitlous business Aame 01 Sever~ H 115 CA 90210 CTION TO PROTECT YOUR nen under the Rciillous ange Cou.nty; queits t et TRUST DAnO Novembe1 lund Vice Pruldent S t. IA H a 't Stach amesltsledaboveonN/A '' 1 • PROPERTY, IT MAY llE SOLO Busin1ss Name(s} titted Said Sala of property will HAR~ELL, 0 . 0 . S. be t 3. 1985, UNLESS YOUoaaed 12/09/t994 •NOTICE Is hereby given that tr~ 139•264~n ngon T111sstatemtntwasllledwilll Newport8eac:h·Cos11Mesa TA PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 1boveon:7·22-!M • be mad• In "as Is" Condi· eppo1n1ed as peraonal TAKE ACTION TO PRO· ASAP148206 QUALITY LOAN SERVICE otn 111• Counl'( Clerk ol Orange Oally Piiot EEO AN EXPlANATION OF THE CP' Eng1,,..lng & Sal .. tlQn wlthoul 'covenant or repruantetiveto edmin-TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT 12121, l 2128. 114 CORP .. as 1rustee. ot successor dEOW~N ~VIDt~07 8J~O County on December 20. 1994 CN282601 ATURE Of THE PROCEEOINGS Inc .. Pat1y J. King I Sect• warranty, exp1esa Of Im· lster the e1tate of the M AY BE SOLO AT A PUB-lJUStee, or subSlltuad truslet n r,;04ence ve • ' NOllCE·Tllrs Fictitious Name Dec 14.21 28 Jan 4 NST YOU YOU SHOULO tary plied. regarding lit11 pos· decedent. LIC SALE IF YOU NEED PUBLIC NOTICE pursuant to lhe Deed of Trusl VACHE SHIRVANIAN 17501 Statement l)p1tes llVt years PUBLIC NOTICE CONTACT A LAWYER This sta1emen1 was flied session, or encumbrances. THE PETITION re· AN EXPLANATION Of uewlld by OAVIO SEARD-from Ille data 11 was hied In lht ... On01/18195ll 100 P.M , M.A. with the County Cl~ ol to pay lhe remaining prlncl· quests the decedent's THE . NATURE Of THE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· WOOD A MARRIED MAN AS TO ~: SI Nortrmdge CA Office ol lhe Cou. nly Clerk A ne fllt No Fl2M02 MORTGAGE SERVICES IMC as Orenge County on Novem- pal sum of the note(s) so-WILL and codicils, if PAOCEE01NG AGAINST DER A DEED Of TRUST, AN UNOMDEO 1fl INTEREST This b lntSS IS conducted ricblious Susmess Nam• Stall· FICTITIOUS IUSINES3 111• duly appOlnled ' Trustee ti.r 29, 1994 cured by said deed ol any, be edmitted to YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· DATED JANUARY 17, 1tt0. ANO MARYLOU SEAROWOOD A us menl must bt l1led before Illa NAME STATE.MENT under and pursuant to 0..d ol F'a29228 Trust. with Interest as In probate. The WILL and TACT A LAWYER. UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-MARRIED WOMAN AS TO AN a ~eneral pattnership Um• The hhng Ol lhls statamen Tne followln 1$0ll(S) rusl, Racord•d on 10/06189 as Pul>lll hed N-porl Beach- Hid note piovlded, ad· any codicils ere eveil· Notice 11 hereby given TION TO PROTECT YOUR UNDIVIOEO 1/2 INTEREST, AS GN O l~DWllN DAVIDIAN does nol ol Itself IUll!Oftze Ille IS/ale do~ l>usJess ': SUB· Document No 89·540980 Sook Costs Me .. Dally Pllol 0.. vances, 11 any, under the eble for examination in that Settano Reconv•v· PROftERTY, IT MAY BE TENANTS IN COMMON and Re-ACHE SH VAN AN use in lhls state of a FICtJttous w•Yl 114 3• 300 p ..... fic: c""" ... PM•··· of Olfidll Records cemb•r 7 1.c. 2-i 28 1994. terms of said Dead ol 'I k b h ance Company, as lru•I· SOLD AT A PUllUC SALE. · Regislranl has not yet begun " • ""' ,_ ... ' ' ' Trust, tees, charges and Jhe f1 e ept v t e ... °' euccuaor trualee, IF YOU NEED AN EX-corded on 11I05/1992 as In· 0 ttan~ business under the Bustness Nam• 111 v1olabon o H'1hway. 11068 Hunbngt In lht ottloe ol 111• Recorder of · W782 expenses of the Truitee court. or iubetituted trustee PLANATIOH OF THI! NA· str.umenl No. 92·753106 of 01· lclltious business name or lfle rlahts of another under Be3ch. CA 92648 Orange County cal1lornla, C LASSIFI ED and of the trusts ereatod THE PETITl.ON re· pursuant to the Deed 01 TURE Of THE llcial records In the olflce of Ille ames listed nereln Fec!eraf. Slate. or common ta BRENT MAHER. 6611 Lenor tMCUtad by Edwin J Briggs and 1 • h b said Deed ol Trust. quests authonty to Truat executed by Robert PROCEEDING AGAINST Counry Recorder of ORANGE ThlS stallmtnl was filed wllfl (See Section 14400 el seq. Avenue'. Garden G<ove. Oonna A Bflogs, husb#ld and ts t e resource you iald sale wlll be held on: administer the estate J. Krogh an unmarried YOU YOU SHOULD COH· County. Caufotnla, and pursuant e County Clerk ol Orange Business and Pfolesslons 92645 wife, and Richard G Rumney, a can 1c~unt 1°n to aetl • January 3. 1995 at 3:00 under the Independent man Recorded TACTALAWYER. lo lfle Nodcl of Default and ounivon0ecembtr7 199.C CodtJ MICHAEL MAHER, 6611 marrledman,asTrustor.Amerl· myra 0 merchan- p.m. on the front' sleps to Administration of E~-1112711985, In Book NIA, NOTICI! Of TRUSTEE'S Electlon to SeH lhereunder re· NOTICE· This flCIJUous Name First tiling Lenore Avenue, Garden Grove can Savings B111k. FA., llS Sent· dlse Items. because the enlrance of lhe Orange taloa Aet. (Thi• authori· Page NIA ... INST 185-SALi! corded 09/1511994 as lnstru· Statement expires five years Newport Beach-Costa Mes CA 926~5 fk:larv Will SELL AT PUBLIC our columns compel Civic Cenler, 300 E. Chap· IV wlll allow the person-47 9 9 5 2 o t o fl i c I • 1 No. 146174FMC ment No. 94·0562271 of said from lflt date It w~ filed In lhe Oaitv Pllo This business Is conducled AUCflOll TO THE HIGHEST q uafifled buyer• to men, Orange, CA al repreeentative to take ord1 in th• olllce ot On J1nuary 10, 1116, 1t Olflclal Records. WILL SELL on fllce of Ille county Clerk. A new CN2689487 l>Y co· partners. BtDDER FOR CASH, (payable a1 caffl .. A 2 ... 7 8 ---~-----l meny action• without the Cou nty Recorder of Ol:OO A.M .. at th• front.,,. 01/1811995 al 10:00 A.M. at IN tlous Business Name State· Dec 28 Jan 4,11,1 SlGNEO. BRENT MAHER Ml· time of sale In laWfUI money o ._ ...... v . I I • ' .. i ~ - . ' . I . I I .!. ' ' . \,... ~ ... _ GENERAL POU CY ···~ . -, , . 1J. . I I i I ~ ~ • t r ' I ' • ~ ,. •.• -. ' 1 I I I I • ·,Ii •. ~-· .. ,, -. ... .. - Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday ( BYPllO .. (714) 642-5618 BY FAX Rates and deadlines are subject to change without nouce. The publi sher reserves the right to censor. reclassify. revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please repon any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily . ., r I , < "' .. -. -"' . DAILY PILOT (714) 631-6594 (Ple.ase include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) Pi lot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for wh.ich it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion . HOUSES/ HOUSES/ CONDOS CONDOS \ COJtONA DEL MAR DIADUNll Monday ............ Friday 5:~ Tuesday ............. Mcnlay 5:~ Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00(m Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:~ Friday ................ Thumay 5~ BYMa&Oll• PZRIONa 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 926Tl Corn:rof Ncwpot Bl'Ycl & Bay St NEWPORT 2122 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH NEWPORT 2189 BEACH -----• COSTA MESA 2624 2169 APARTMENTS ---------------FOR RENT 2Bd t•• Dplx 5925 ·r1ND an~ through classified ~~~ .. ~ POR SALE FOR RENT •Welk to beach. lot1 of llght. 1Br+, 1Be, gar, w/d, trig, n•w pnl. $875/mo. 760·1356 BEACH D/W, Oar, Oard•n•r. Duple•• 3Br 3Be, den/ water, 249 Avocedo ;-:::::;;======~ RENTALS otflc•, gar, eundack. 631·2931 or 546-698S All1taltlllll ................... -------·1·------- 2107 COSTA MESA 2124 - ----------- .... .,. .. .-..c111 .. ft~ ... ,. ........ *'" 111111 _NE_WPO __ Jt_T ____ IALIOA ...................... 11 .._... • ._. _. .. BEACB' 1089 PENIMSUIA ....................... --------.............. ......... 4841 3 .. MOdern kit. ....................... IY onn Cent rel elr/hHtlng. ••·•Ide 2 Bd. ger. yd, Beach Area Yearti Unfum 2Bdrm1 & 3Bdrms S5'° to 11800 mo, VIII• Rentals 875-4112 ..................... Newer hom• In guerd Min. 1ct lse. $.4000&0 nu carpt & pnt, W/D .... .,_.µ•• 1,lflal. g•t•d comm. Prot 31 277·1 7H hk-up, no.,. .... 2838-B -..... -,-.......... -Oo--..,.-~ .... -.,.-, --•-l 1 -·" decor/lndacpe. OMC •-------~-Santa Anl 1850 845-1020 ... n.a • JJ 1• • lltl 2nd or IM oPt. '4715K. COIONA "1" Ger. rrpe. greet ~· ........,....,..,....,.... 14•7382 Ownr/AIJI 11500 Joel AG' 84C>- ... ..,_._ 11111111 a11 DIL JIU 2122 JIVNTIKGTON 1000 x3t&; 11~7120 ................ .-. -_-__...--.,,-t0-,.-, ,.._._ ,.._tt_ ..... 11 ...... •.CB·--2·1·4·0 a .._.. te NM Rr -............. ~·-· ., ---.. _ 1"'99. 2 .. ty. 11500. .-.. .. ••• • • -.rr i z•• , ... ...., llHch, 1n .......... , ... uoo ''' .-. • • ~ .., q"6et n~. •••ltrl4'9• VIII•.. Avl 1/t. N74"e ,,._. .... 'i ; :r .:.: Pe••.,... :,':°'"°"::;. rr,:=: ::;'°.;..:.c~A::m:· awn =•t .. -19 ........ Pell& No P...: 1• •t. loft. I ... WfD, encl ...... flt. .... gw, • ,._. 1 atn9te ctrwtt•h3 6';; ._ W Ii'. Mnd ;: ...,., .,.. now. I 12M/ fumlahed • • """-"'· .. , s a -14200 (111) ~1-2. mo ?M-02t4, ueoo,imo. 142-UIO St•P• to beech. L.eeu ---------1 ___ .....,....--,..,,..._.,,.-.- Now Teklng S1400/mo. 544-3049 IAl,BOA 2BR·1BA & 1BA·lBA Summer A• .. rv•t!ofli Lide late 3Br 2Be hM, PENINStnA 2607 Lndry, pool, quiet, nr WINT•R W••KLV all lran•portellon. No 1>4Bd ...... '350-11400 2-cer gar, eppUanc... P•I• M-.0392 WINT•R (l'URN) ::er.. ~~t':.1e~~OOO/mo •STUDIO SS25• AVAIL 2Br apl In 4· lg 1Bd ocnfl1 •• 11000 Walk 10 beh, frlg/utilt plex. w/d, new crpt & ANNUAL •LldolPenln•ul.,,.,a lnc;I. Yrly. No Pata bllnd1. Neer alll 1725. 2Bd/2B• C.M •• 11100 lnt.,lor/8aytront Hm1 760-17t3. 84t•5878 or 434~43 28d/2Be Npt ... ltOOO Ytarty l.M/Se .. I Biii i •libi iMi1 iew 2Bd bey vl•w •. 12450 Grundy Rnre 87!H1f 1 COSTA -.e• 2124 1BR w/patlo. 1845/mo. 58d/&Be .......... $3900 NEWPORT CREST to-~ 329 ~~ ll'L , .. ltnloe tally upgreded 2 bd •-....M~ ""'•----·-67J.U. ""' ........ fllnd .. cte H1fte41, ·--------- I I •nd unit, suoo 'I lld 'I .. New cerPf, NU CM &.m cteen AOaNT UM400 er\d P'· f* epece, Ulft .......... cer- Lndry toe. 8tor. qUlet '*'. pMtlng. etoM '° ~ ~ISUMc;: ahopp4ne, beech & 0..lhe .... , · w.. Mir flDr our ..... pffv ..-o. own •4• ••• 1'"" '*"'· ..... ~tor one --LI .., (911t or9""(91t) ~' PLUG. IN l\iielillt .. ,.. ~--1114'11 """""""---.. ~......._,IJllM • \ 8W'ldrt119, o.c.ntber 21. , .. t • To piece an ad In Cla..atled Ca11M2.a878. ... PLANT SALE ACRES 2-door, 4-9peed 310 CALlffORNIA Xmas tr"a 15 gal pot· Datsun 1982, Brn COMMUNITY NEWS led, e.g• s2o. Citrus, body, gd, S500 080 3424 San Fernando Rd. avocados-fruiting $lO. 538-1509 75,000 ml Suite 4 Herbs S1. Gal junipers Los Anget11, CA 90065 s1. St1ade/plne/cypre1 _F_O_RD ______ _ (Tybum & San Fernando) 4-9' s10. 909·874-9422 9075 LIVE GIRL&!! EOEJM/FN/H '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PERSON.ALS .=================:=:=:=:==::==!.::=:=:=::=.!. __ __: __ .:._:~J~C~O~M~M~E~R~C~IAL~ 3002 Have A G·arage ·:sale ! REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OFFICE FOR RENT 2769 ARTIST'S STUDIO, 1265. Oc use as office. Cannery VIiiage. 420 31st SI. Phn 673-3733 N 900.a• N C ed't R"""---•""'E_M_lal_le _____ ,WINTER FIREWOOD!• 0 ""•· 0 r 1 -SPEc•a• Seasoned 81. Muatann beaut Cards! No High Fees! .--------"' ~ • CALL NOW 24 Hrs. ...19JATI IM.ll wood, free ·delivery. white car, 2 door, Uve-1-on-1 Talk Any· Busy Wiiie-in loc:llOn. Order before Jan. 20 sunrf, xlnt cond, way You Want 111 COrT1> ..._ For ~ for this low price. S 1450 673-8886 1-809-474-2864 Cll Rc:'l.::..._, :I S 150/cord, S90/half . ULTRA HOT ·~ cord. 714-768-8635 --------FANTASIES ThlPnljJ 3'ml 1-809-474-3343 ... , .... UN COLN 9l20 Call The Pilot Classifieds at 642-5678 to place your Garage Sole Ad ~ THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA DailJPilDL Classified Community Marketplace .. ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 2920 C'-rlatps Depr...Jon? FrM Conauhatlon. Hyp-notherapy, Re&Ults Guar- anteed a.11~1eo.aae1 RENT through classified wt~:E i1.~ 673-7300 COMPUTERS 6018 •92 Town car Slgna- 1-809-474-2864 )!!::::::::;;~;;;;:;:;:;;;::::::=, ture. Gold pkg. Wht. SUPER·SEXY •SECRET.ARY• 488 8 /80 33mhz $16,000. Lido Isle. DATELINE Roal Estate Inv. & VGA monitor, keybrd, 723-5259, 818""49-4466 1-809-474-3364 Prop Mg'!l1• Firm, mouse, co-processor, Aslowasonly033/mln.18+ needs secty w/,xlnl mlcrosoft software.I--------- . sldtla. Capable of nan· S625 548-6090 TOYOTA 9210 LIVE LOVERS!! dllng a dlverae work 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii One-on-One Talk! load and capacity for--------•• greater responalbililles PETS & Cellca 1989 Special Anyway you want It In office admln. Send edition, has every· Call Now 1·809-474· R t J II 1420 11.n••11Yr 6049 esume o: u • n.Hu~ thing, Incl alarm, blue 4318 for Steamy LIVE Bristol Street North iiiiiiiiiiii-.iiiiiiiiiii Int/ext $4200 536·1509 action any time. No suite 1 oo NB 92660. high fees or credit caws. As low as only 0.33/mln.18 + Sell your unwanted Items the easy wayl To place your classified ad call 842·S978. Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classlfled wlllhelp 642·5878 ADOPT·A-PET Every Sat & Sun at TRUCRS PETS MART, Fountain '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Valley. Puppies, kit-I' 9220 tens and more, all 83 Ford Ranger 5-ap, looklng tor loving, car-ABS, bed liner, tow Ing homes. CAU 241 • packge, mud flaps, air 0317 for more Info. Cond, $8,800 873-4476 ------ICARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING CONTRACTORS FURNITURE HAlJLING 3720 LANDSCAPE ti PAINTING 3858 PLASTER TRANSIATOJ/ SERVICE l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3622 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IAWN CARE 3808 -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REPAIR 3880 TUTOR 3927 DIJtECTORY HIRE A CARPENTER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii Haullng Junk, Appll· •W.P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii!!~~~~i!i!ii~~ Additions/Remodels c ..... , R t tton ancH, Yard Clean-Up, Land•cape Repair Pelnttnt1 Centr.ctor INT/RXT.QUAl.JTY 1ST aPANlaHJaNOLISH Fire/Water/Repairs. •WINDOW CLEANING• 0't_~~~n~~~oy~!EPI ;;,~i;hrng~e~r. up-Etc ... Call Mike Mallbu-lght•·Sprlnklre Qual. pa1n11ng by prorlt Patch to complete Technical & Gen. ~so Concreto/Elec/Plumb. FREE ESTIMATES Small jobs, big Jobs hols, etc. FREE pick-848-1391 Fruit TrM• Clean-ups Ucl802098. Ins. Jobs. Ucenaod. 25yrs lnterpreVTutor Serv. ADDmONS Jerry, e•e.754o 297-8°81 OavCd Duncan Cons 650-7042 up/dellv/est. 962-1823 •---------Call Pete 722·7732 FrM est 6'45-3305 exp. 24 hrs 554-7831 Native So. American. lEMODEUNG 3410 ~. Remod. Ooots ... Ill-CLEANING DONE RIGHTI 3 4 LAWN M.AINT 2twn Gulltr , .. nUnt Susana 973.7409 dews, cablilets, st~o & «'I· P11vale Residences. •------------------BEATING 75 RH/Comm/Ind PLUS touchupa. wall, ltncts, gates. etc. Uc. Roferencos'a Avail. DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 TrM Trlm-Sprnklr Sys. 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor PLUMBING 3890 TREE .... ConatrucHon 35yra exp. Jerry &42·05&7 Rita 842·7979 CENTRAL HEATING Ref's. 431·2807 Uc 280644 645-3209 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ::::~;::i:c~8! ~==:: Lori'• Housecare .An experienced HomelRent•I 'ropertles Fir. Furn. Wall heaters. • TREES • QUALITY CARE THa LOCAL PLUMBER SERVICES I /Bon ed JI CARPET Detailed service. sup-dependable door Paint-Carpentry· 20 Yrs Local Exp. 20 yrs •>Cp. Quallty .. Wlllam Blllgtft eo .. liiii!ii~~~~~~· Uc d nsured plloa furn'd. Roi's. hanger. Guar work, Drywall and morel Guarnt'd 558.0515 Te..-~••..,•· u.... workmanship, fair since 1947.we are aa •ALL .AM•fUCAN* 3929 FrM Esl 871-4941 CLEANING 3515 Best Rates 760-5044 reas. Don 521.a910 Garv 845·5277 ....... ,.._ 751~78 prices 845-2417 Aon cloae ,. your phone. TRR• a01c• Qual Crpnt§· Palnl, HOME CARFJ Plumbifttl RepaJra a L#478000 675-9304 FrH Eat./Sr. Oise. APPLIANCES S!JtVICE ~v~~~n ;,~c'!~';;"~,~~1:n COMPUTERS 35561·E-LE--CTRI--CAL---3-6_1_0 ~~~t~~ll~~~n. 1f~~m~~~ SERVICES 3760 LESERGVIALCES ...... \3812 ~~~~~ ~:·=r•:0rr: THE NEWPOftT aucH -~=r~1~::u;::-:;: 3426 charge. Ory/aleam. 15 repairs 675-G3!9 Fred \ stalled Stew's 545-8298 .,,LUMalNQ CO.• Tree trlmng/removal ··H·OM··.·RliE•f'RiiiilQ/FiiiiiRiiZil yrs exp. Ken 651·3790 MAC TUTORING A-1 alectrloal work BEST MAH SERVICES HOUSE•SITTINQ iUiN80W Ctnile ii.mt. r:-~'!.er,nd ~~~Ji clean-up. 18yfa In CM'. R•PAIR. Same day CARPET & UPHOLSTERY So~~~~l.v~~1~1k!n~~~rd Duncan Construction Assemblers-You name lmmac care by Wld-SANKRUPTCV AITY Pllr61g. lnWlct. HouMI Fr" Eat. 850-0270 , Corpe! repairs, protea-Quick Response II: Audio Systems to owed Prorl Int. oe-Frff Conauhalon Apt. Qual. )ob. FrM eat. ::~s~~fs~~·nfua~~!~: alonally done. 20 yrs. ~~:•· Mod.,-:':_7~~S Local Uc. 950.7042 X-maa Gl~•I 842-9962 signer. Reloc/So Ca. 714-591M>938 St. kl5"197 83G-8a88 ROOFING 3910 WW. Rellable R:~~tratJon exp. Sr disc. 775-6380 MICROSOFT WINDOWS L.ACff'S•ELECTRIC Carpentry, roofing, Loe refs 707·252·1209 John•· Engel Woodwoftc/Wall Gluing COVERINGS 3932 L#41728 4483 HELPll 25 yrs exp. frH est. plum bing, drywall, Seeking nr bch haeall· Cabfnets; Stain work CALL ua f'IRSTI ------CERAMIC 20" Discount• On-she Rea/Comm. Sr disc. a1ucco, painting, tile, tlng/hse ahr for Jan & MASON'IY 3828 Paper removal. 14 yrs Reroofa & repairs. _A_WNIN ___ G_I_N_S_T_AL_L_, TILES 3528 PC Installation, setup L# 238300 642-6568 electrlcal. Jim 141·741M Feb. 60yra ot MN win-Exp. Refs 648-5768. Local co, great prices. i'::.':::n~~..'::8 & troubleshoollng. DOOR'S R•PAIRl!O tera enuff for X·YL .IOMll DORM llAIOtlRY EVW\I Rooting 754-7934 No lob 100 am•lll t SIRVICE 3430 REGROUT & INSTALL BverGreen Mloro FENCES S1tl1tacllon guaranteed! Local refs. 786-5295 Brlck•Ston .. 81oclc•Lg PIANO t VOCAL •R•ROOl'INO• 5% Off w/84. 87J.2937 (714) tHM-33,17 3615 ~!2k-2foo43r MJkl~4 8311"93'0· • smell Job• OKI Uc USSONS 3868 SP•CIALlaT t:;:======:::; auNaH1N•AWNINO ~~~~id .•h~;;;•01 ;~ TufoR1NO & • DECXS -"' JEWELRY 3784 •ea111n n1~ea2 n•• ••TIMAT•• INaT.AL RetraC1ablea 1573_8065 or 846-85215 CONSUL TINQ HANDYMAN Carpen-1·71.....0-7721 Sun ScrHna-Securlty DOS WI n d 0 w a •PENC•S GATaS• try, tlle, plumbing & PIANO BeG.·Advanced Shutters. to Yrs Exp. Tiie, glass blocks 20-yra' Exp. 723-1985 new,,.patr,,..t repteced roof. 25yra •~refs. wuuam Harold Jewelers MOVING 3834 AU ages ·f"•ac:her cert. Sadler Roofing-Uc & C•n .loe 957.5453 remodeling, fair prlCH Redwood• L#576605 Jerry Bell 77 80 Watch & Jewelry res>M Enteri.inment AvaO. Ina. St:::lz• comm. lie/Bond, Free Est. Jim Whyte CM2·7208 Plumblng/elec/Water Antlquo/Flne Jewelry PUBLIC NOTICE Jennifer fMo-aeet :-;~g~~~'97~· IOATIHG Ort workl 538-12 .. CONCRETE t •Wood Feno.e'; heaters/aprlnklera/cell lluy,_'lrllde •7:a-o395 The Celf. PubUc Utllf. ----------------MASONRY 3SS7 r~. ht hlulong fans. FREE Eatlmatesl ''" Comml1a!on RE· PBT --------SUVJCES 3470 CHIMNEY ettimlln. Low pr1cea. L1c·cs 241--0131or21M1es LANDSCAPE t QUIRES that a11 used SUVJCES 3870 R!MODEUNG llMIN• HANDYMAN SWEEPS 3538 *Int Prlcl/QUallty ~eon.1r.e74•430' 1.AWJf CUI 3808 ~~~!~.ho~~lntuo,~:1~ • ADDmONS 3911 Troubte shooting. 24 ~. ~ 11one llAltDWOOD P.U.C. Cal T numb«; -llOYAL TllUTlllUfT• hr aervtc.. Cal Noah SMOKm? CWKa? ~. IUOQ2 fIRANCE 3116 PLOOIS 3712 ..... Yanl Malnt. Umoa w1d chauffe\#a Drop In pet --*'a. 714-M .. 7a87 All repalra •remodel-Brick. Block, Stone, Tiie L9Wfte Cleeftup•, print their T.C.P. num-Safe & ~I Overstocked with •tufT? Acdto Cl•ulfted w1n hef1> 14!:ff71 • "\ Spark Aneat8r9. Cone, Patio, Driveway RSVOCA9Ltl CLSAltlWAX/POLISM TNe i'rtMMlft9, L ber In ell •dWrtl... Pron car.. '740-0282 ~714-LUCKY Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 20 Yr LIVING TRUaT 35 yeara •xp. Prompt. H .. ""9 87 ... 248 menta. If you have a P~ Pet C.. TRADE Exp. Terry 997·7994 •1N COMPLST• rellable, afford•ble . ...___ •~, ..-,.,..,.. QU98Uon •bOut the fe. ~ an.m.av.. No •-----------. (714) •·• 7a07 ., ......... a7----.............. gaMty or• "'OV9t, llmo ..,.... °' -. Uc. Why play Hide N • • '•• -& lnlgallon. Trimming or chauffeur call: in.. ...,_ .n:71'94 Seek with cf\lldcat•? Sea your hOme Whether you're ~ • Remov•. o.an. Pubelo u.i.. 1hrough dasSlfied Call Cl•••ltled through c....m.d. or ee111no. ~ ups 6 Malnt. 91. Uc. CommtHlon Ml ... 78 todayl 642·H78. Ma ... 7• Cover9 d your Medal 1115990?5, aeo.e1oe 714-658-4151 DUllCAll COllSTRUCTION 20 Yrs E>Cp. 8mal A Lg. Jobe 980-70.U IUTCN•NAUTM AYNtCA mNTERPISE ~ ,,.. Est. L4'MI003 l'Mnelldo 5424701 Repainting? • "'"Wile ..... .............. ....... u ...... Otii6fl•Wia ................ liljlli.