HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-03-31 - Orange Coast PilotNEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA ,. Santa Ana winds ~?j' r followed by
.. Three hurt
in Newport ·
taxi Craib
The
final ..
sneezing and
couihing today as
hay lever victims run for cover.
Prudent folk head for the mall
and c!ose the door behind them.
See Weather, P~ge 2
~ Cab driv~r reportedly was
speeding when he ran into
dumpster, but the collision is
still under investigation.
Salute
New · bank
invests · in
·coinntullilY:
~ California State Bank is seen
as a key player in the economic
development of Newport Beach.
BY CAROLYN MlLLBll, Su.rr Wurn
NEWPORT BEACH -Three people
were injured in an early-morning cab
ride Thursday when the taxi driver
slam med into a 40-foot dumpster at the
side of the road.
The taxi driver was reportedly driving
45 to 50 miles per hour in a 35-mph ·
speed zone and apparently didn't sec
the dumpster on Bayside Drive, between
West Coast Highway and Jamboree
Road, fire officials said. He make a wide
turn and careened into the dumpster.
The driver, Michael Waterhause, 37,
of Costa Mesa, and his two passengers,
Steve llerry, 37, and Karl Kogmos, 37,
both of Newport Beach, all suffered
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Dishonest boater ,
finds himself In
some hot water
~ Newport Beach authorities
pluck a man from the ocean
after he finds the stolen vessel
is not seaworthy.
BY CA.l.OLYN MJLLC&, Sr.uP W1.1ru
Newport Beach Harbor Patrol depu-
ties helped rescue a man from the chilly
ocean waters Thursday afler he and his
friend allegedly took a crippled catama-
ran -without the owner's permission
-for a catastrophic pre-dawn sail.
The Coast Guard spotted an un-
manned catamaran with a broken mast
drifting three miles off the coast of Main
Beach in Laguna Beach · around 7:30
a.m. Thursday. The Coast Guard not i-
fted the Orange County Sheriffs Harbor
Patrol in Newpon and Dana Point, who
immediately searched the waters.
Around 8:30 .a.m., the search and res-
cue crew discovered a man wearing a
lee CATAMAUH/P•1• I
Coast Guard cutter Point Divide
decommissioned aner _33 years
T he Coast Guard Cutter Point Divide, which served
in Newport Beach for more than 30 years, was
decommisioned Thursday in Corona del Mar. At
top, sailors stand in form ation during the
decommissioning ceremony. Above fireman Kevi n Bowman, left, and seaman Casey Callahan bring in Point
Dividc's colors for the last time. At left, with the
American fl ag tucked between his arms, seaman Steve
Clark offici alfy steps off the cutter for the final time. The
cutter, which began its duties in Newport on March 8,
1963, was used primarily on search and rescue miss ions.
PHOTOS BY MARC MARTIN/DAILY PILOT
llv Ev AN HENERSON, STAFF \Varrn
NEWPORT BEACH -The namt:
muy i.ay "state," but the emphasis is on
the community.
California State Dank, which opened
its East Coast Highway office in Corona
dcl Mar last week, is one of the major
!.ponsor) of the first annual city and
Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce golf tournament scheduled
for May 15. A percentage of the pro-
ceeds will go to the city to promo\~ eco-
nomic development cfforls.
In addition, as an introductory pro·
motion, for each new "relationship" cs-
1abh)hed :it any of iLS Orange County
branches through June 30, California
State Dank is donating $5 to a fund for
lhe Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict.
"It's a good way both to help the
community and to promote our ban~
within the community," said David
Blankenhorn, executive vice president
and brar.ch administrator for California
State Clank.
The Corona del Mar branch, the city'•
second and the fourth in Orange Coun-
ty, opens at the site of the former Bank
of Newport which closed in August of
last year. Blankenhorn, marketing direc-
tor Susan Luehrs and Corona dcl M:ir
Dranch Manager Dennis Voyles arc all
former Bank of Newport !mployecs.
A Newport Be:ich resident for 2:?
years and a newly appointed member of
city's Economic Development Commit·
tee, Blankenhom snid he -expects the
bank to be a generous member of the
community for years to come. "We give
qu ite freely," he said. "l th ink you'll
hear our name mo re frequently in con-
nection with business and communitv
activity." •
Through the golf tournament and
through other activities, California State
Bank has become active in both the
Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of
Commerce and the city's Economic De·
velopment Committee, according to
committee chairman Rush Hill.
"They've been very supportive of t e
community in general," said Hill. ''Eco-
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Ocean restoration plan gets rubber-stamp approval from Newport Beach
~Marine forest project will dump 30,000 used tires into
the ocean to help Jrow shellfish.
BY EVAN HBN.£J.SON1 STAPP Warn•
NEWPORT BEACH -Where
else but in Newport Beach can an
organization be lauded for dump·
ing 30,000 recycled rubber tires in
the ocean?
So it goes for the Marine For-
ests Society, on organization dedi-
cated to restoring undersea com-
munities. The group, which has
been working toward creating a se-
ries or "tire reefs" in the waters
off the Balboa coast, received a
harbor permit from the Newport
Beach City Council earlier this
week.
Once the California Coastal
Commission gives its blessing, the
society can gather their tires, get
out of research rooms and into the
waters -hopefully in May, ac-
cording to Marine Forests Society
founder Rodolphe Streichen·
berger.
"What is only missing is to
spend no more time in studies,"
said Strcichcnbcrger, a Balboa Is-
land resident. "This is still in the
infancy, but we arc pioneers."
Tires arc a natural medium fo r
creating sea forests, according to
society volunteers. Mussels, clams
and countless species of fish are
expected to populate the forest
and restore marine populations in
the waters near the Balboa Pier.
Society volunteers will spend a
year anchoring 30,000 tires to two
10-acrc parcels in Bal boa waters.
Once the reefs are in place, vol-
unteers will monitor the project
and watch nature take its course,
according to Strcichenbcrger.
The eight-year-old ~ociety con-
structed a smaller version of the
tire reefs in Huntington Beach
several years ago. When lhe tires
broke loose and washed up on the
beach during stOnn$, researchers
went back to the drawing board
and came up with a way to fasten
the tires firmly to the ocean noor.
What was first intended to be a
kelp bed proved to be much more
eff cctivc in bringing forth shellfish
and other plant speci~s. A smaller
tire reef, planted three years ago,
is flourishing off the Balboa Coast,
say volunteers. The new project
will be considerably larger.
"Creating marine habitats is
fashionable these days," said Rich-
ard Higbie, an attorney and so-
ciety volunteer. "The increase in
the world's population has deci-
mated the fish. We're just putting
back what has already been
there."
The Marine Forests Society had
originally tncd to obtain required
perinits from the U S. Department
of Fish and Game. llecause the
society did not plan to harvest fish
for commercial purposes, adminis-
trators were told they \'would have
to develop a new aqu:i-culture
lease th rough the ci1y of Newport
Beach. ·
It has been an effective partner-
ship, according to Streichenberger.
"These programs have to be
community-based, and this is the
best place in the world for protect·
ing the sea," Streichcnbcrger said.
"We have a very good relationship
with the city and the stafr analysts
because it 1s a community-based
program."
ln approving the project's har·
bor permit, the City Council de·
cided the society would not ne~d
to cond uct a full environmental
impact report. The Coastal Com-
mission and the Department of
Fish and Game had both recom·
mended an ElR, claiming that the
tires could impact water quality or
marine life.
As conditions of approval, the
city has required the Marine For-
ests Society to consistently monitor
potential impacts.
In addition, the permit requir~s
the society to remove all the tires
within 30 days if tbe city ever de·
tennines that tbc project is c:iu •
ing unanticipated haurds to boat·
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INDIX
Around Town ............... 4
Check It Out ................ 2
Cltyside ........................ 6
Classified ...•................ 12
School Days ................. 2
Sports ........................... 9
Volunteer Directory ...... 7
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More than 100 people show up to honor Rod MacMillian for his
more than 50 years of service to the Newport-Mesa community
BY Amurrn CHAVllZ, Su.JP wuna
R od MM:MUlian was honored
for his commitment to area
youths Thursday, when
more than 100 friends and past
collcaeuu came out 10 11Jutc him
at a special "Reunion In The
Park11 at tho Cotta Mesa
Community Center.
''You have honored us with your
life •.• now ii (1 time for us to
honor ~·· narnted Joo
Robimon, It the be&innin& of I
vldto he and hil Wife compiled rrom Old ~ Md latemews
whh '°"'° of the people who said
their lives were touched by
MacMilllan.
Several presentations were
made to MacMillian, including one
by current Oranac County
Supervisor Marian Berieson, who
eave him a plaque from the county
commemora&ina his contribution
to educatloft.
Bereesoa, who wu elected to
the Ncwp<>!'t Be..:h School Board
at the wnc time MacMUlian was
elected to the Colta Mesa School
Board, told the 111dience that he
Md Instilled hil owa ¥1lues into
not only her rOle ••baud
member, but also la.O her own
family.
"He ClOIChed all of us (board
members) in that feeling and
carina about each student," she
said. And even thou&h &he
admitted to fi&hlina •&•inst
MacMUlian in re...:d to the
unifecatloft of their two boards, she
aays the comblnN district is today,
"a lhotrn weddina that really
luted.'
MacMlllian, 68, acrved Ott tho
Newpon-M ... Unified School ·
District board for 28 years -
retirina in ~r beca\&M or
health problems. lhat, community ... ~.
I Friday, March 31, 1895
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cm EDITOR nus YO&OI. 574-4233
ICllOOLNYI SUpportlng what
·they helped bulld
:1n Newport. Beach Sonora student receives letter from the Whtte House
A s municipal budgets continue to be
slashed and city administrators
ponder solutions to Orange
County's financial woes, two support
groups are cariying on the diligent efforts
that augmented public funding and helP,ed
to build the Newport Beach Central
Library.
Not content to rest following
fund-raising efforts that yielded a
whopping $2 m_illion in construction funds,
the Newport Beach Public Library
Foundation has dedicated
its ongoing efforts to
raising supplemental
funding for collections
and programs. In a
parallel endeavor,
members of the Friends
of the Library, now some
800-strong, work to
"promote knowledge of
the functions, resources,
services and needs of
Newport Beach Public
Libraries."
LaDonna
Kienitz
Chaired since 1994 by
David Carmichae l, senior
vice president/general
counsel for Pacific Mutual in Newport
Ocach, the Newport Deach Public Library
foundation has channeled the talents of
its governing board into a handful of
different committees. While focused
variously on event planning, grants and
endowments, investments and community
relations, all share one common goal:
raising tax deductible funds for collections,
equipment and enrichments beyond those
that can be purchased with city funding.
"Thanks largely to the generosity of the
community, Newport Beach has an
impressive Central Library, in addition to
three neighborhood branches," Carm ichael
notes. "To fill these facilities with first
class resources at a time when public
funding is less than stable, a continued
source of private funding is critical."
For annual membership dues of $100,
foundation members enjoy an array of
privileges. Among th ese are invitations to
members-only events, including an authors
series featuring noted literary figures,
special library orientation programs and
gala dinners. Members donating $1,000 or
more will be recognized on a permanent
donor wall at the Central Library.
Check
It Out
B oth members and nonmembers are
invited to "A Literary Afternoon"
with award-winning novelis t Carolyn See
at 3 p.m. on April 9 in the Central
Library's Friends' Meeting Room.
A book reviewer for the Washington
Post and professor of English at UCLA,
See will speak about her new
autobiography, "Dreaming -Hard Luck
and Good Times in America." For more
information about this event or foundation
membership, call 717-3890.
Since 1957, supplemental funding for
adult and children's programs and
materials has been provided by the
Friends of the Newport Beach Public
Library. Members new operate a used
bookstore near the entrance of the Central
Library, offering adult fiction and
nonfiction, classics, best sellers, cookbooks,
travel guides, mysteries and more donated
by the community.
Proceeds from these recycled materials,
plus funds raised in twice-yearly book
sales, are an ongoing source of monetary
support. Your patronage at the friends'
next major sale, scheduled April 27-30,
will contribute to these funds, For
membership information, call membership
chair Mary Glass at 759-9294 or president
Rae Cohen at 642-3555.
SONORA ELEMENTARY .
A t Sonora Elementaiy School, in
Costa Mesa, students know that
they can make a difference.
Justin Emerson, 11, received a
surprise envelope .mailed from the White
Houso. He had written to President
Ointon in October and Justin's class
predicted he would f lJtd an autographed
picture of the president in the envelope.
To their surprise, Justin found an
official proclamation making ,Oct. 9
National Children's•Day. •
The i.dea for such a 'day oecurred to
Justin during a social studies class
discussion of rights and days set aside to
honor various people. With the support
of his parents, David and Terry
Emerson, his teacher, Mrs. Lola Mosla1,
and a helpful neighbor, he pursued .his
project. Believing that "Children Can
Make a Difference," Justin wrote to the
president.
Third-grade students are learning
social studies lessons about California
Indians from the Southern California
Indians themselves. Recently, members
of the Mendez family visited the
classroom and brought authentic beads,
· rattles, herbs, rabbit skins, feathers and
berries.
A descendent of the Juaneno tribe
dating back 140 years in the San Juan
Capistrano area, Rlchard Mendez told
stories of tribal traditions, .religious
ceremonies and dances. Mendez
explained to the children the religious
significance of their dances; their use of
sage to disguise themselves from
detection by animals being bunted; and
how they utilized things found in nature
for every day tools. The children
particularly enjoyed experimenting with
the use of deer horns as serving Corks.
The Irvine Museum recently hosted
Sonora students in a treasure hunt for
art. Inside, docents challenged the
children to find their way using a map to
locate their next stop in the museum.
And what did the children like the
most during their visit? "Wild Roses" by
Paul De Longpre seems to be the
popular painting. Also of great interest
to the young visitors were the bronze
sculptures of animals native to the
Orange County are~
The students gave the Irvine Museum
an A-plus rating.
Classroom lessons and a visit by a
museum docent who brought art into
the classroom preceded the children's
visit to the museum. In preparation,
children tried their own hand at the
Impressionist art style. One eager
9-year-old artist, attempting to
remember the character of the
Impressionist style, was heard appealing
to the teacher, "But I can't do this
without sunshine!"
Another student re-named
Impressionism: "It's the kind of painting
that needs light and you dab little dabs
of color." •
-Carol Martin, teacher
TeWINKLE 'TIDDITS'
E very month, each of the teachers at
TeWinkle choose a student for
"Student of the Month'' whom they feel
exemplifies the theme for that month.
The following is the Hst of 21 students
who received this award for J anuary for
their outstanding achievement in
academics: Mike Akiva, Allison Allen,
Stephen Appell, Janeth Bonales, Mike
Caples, Lnura Cote, Sara Deming,
Jessica Falrbarn, Lisa Hirata, Hiiiary
Hlrtler, Arccell Ibarra, Melissa Mueller,
Dow LEACH/DAILY P1LOT
Educated and entertained: Rory, the popular composer and host of
her own television series on The Leaming Channel, goes around young-
sters at St. Joachim's Elementary School to see what they have drawn as
the person they would like to be when they grow up. Rory, who Is becom-
ing one of the country's hottest performers of "kid rock" with lyrics that ed-
ucate and entertain, performed a mini-concert at the Costa Mesa school.
Crystal Muraoka, Jt nnircr Patterson,
Drlan Pepcnbrink, Edgar Perez, Don
Pham, Yesenia Rodri&ucz, Crystal
Straight, Ctsar Terrones and Ano
Toledo.
Considering we have approximately
800 students, it is an honor to be
chosen, indeed!
Come one, come all to the second
annual TeWinkle PTA "Craft Fair"
fund -raiser, on April 1, in Boswell Hall.
You're sure to find something for
yourself, a family member or friend.
We'll be looking for you!
Our PT A had a very successful
holiday See's candy sale and they are
planning another this spring just in time
for Easter. Hop, hop, hurray!
On March 20, the Student Council
hosted a fashion show called "The
Super Bowl of Fashion." Twenty
students modeled fashions deemed
appropriate for their promotion dance in
June. Some of our teachers will then
perform a skit for the audience.
-Ryan Miller, editor-in-chief,
TeWinkle Thunder
VICTORIA ELEMENTARY
M arch will prove to be marvelous
for the Victoria Voyagers.
Teacher Karl KJmme is in the process
of helping student journalists create a
network newspaper which will be
available to all Victoria students through
classroom computers.
Our fourth-grade students are also
involved in an Internet geography game
entitled "Geogame." In this game,
students are given clues about
geographical locations, and they try to
figure out where it is located. Our
teachers have been learning how to
"Surf the Net'' in order to use
cyberspace as a classroom tool. Students
will be able to take trips to the White
House, the Smithsonian and even a
dogsled trip in Alaska without having to
leave the school -all through the
Internet.
Later this month, Victoria students
will be given bicycle safety tips. CHOC
presents an assembly to the primary
students using "Sprocket Woman," who
will teach the students important
bike-riding rules such as wearing a
helmet correctly. The upper-grade
program is called "Heads Up." In
addition to the information provided in
the Sprocket Woman program, students
will learn what to look for in a good
bike helmet and how to apply for bicycle
licenses.
Also in March, Victoria families arc
invited to attend an evening of Family
Math. This program is run by district
Math M~ntor Sheila Rogers, and gives
parents and children opportunities to
develop problem·solving skills and to
build an understanding of math concepts
with "hands-on" materials.
.-Patty Poveda
WHITflER SCHOOL
E very morning of the week the whole
school says the Pledge of Allegiance
and the Whittier Creed, which helps us
remember that every day is a new day
and we are the main person in charge of
our education. These two pledges arc
led by a difCerent class each week. Also,
every Tuesday our pri ncipal, Mr. de
Jesus, announces one Student of the
Week from each class.
Student Council members Juan, Allan,
Mayra, Harell and Marla would like to
thank Ensign School for inviting us to
look around the school. We also saw a
performance by a Korean dance team.
13.erore the performance started,
Ensign's principal, Mr. Paulse n,
announced who we were in front of the
school. It was a fun experience.
We would also like to recognize the
schools of the Newport Harbor zone for
having a rummage sale on March 4 in
the Smart and Final parking lot. We arc
excited to see the results of their hard
work.
More happenings from around our
school:
Mrs. Wollz's first-grade class is
making necklaces out of Fruit Loops to
celebrate 100 days of school. The
students are also studying about hats.
Mrs. McFarland's first-grade class is
bringing items from home and putting
them in groups of 100 to celebrate the
lOOth day of school.
Mrs. Hiles' second-grade class is
studying about instruments. Ms. Hccht's
and Mrs. Smith's class is studying about
dinosaurs and volcanoes. All the
second-grade classes recentl'y went to
the Performing Arts Center to see the
Disneyland band.
Mrs. Rlddcr's third-grade class is
writing a letter to Bill Clinton. Mrs.
Root's third-grade class is learning about
money, times tables and handwriting ond
studying George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Dall's fourth-grade class is
studying about how to take a test
studying diagrams, and doing book
reports. Mr. Tozzollna's fourth-grade
class is studying about the Spanish
explorers.
Ms. Anderson's Specially Designed
Academic Instruction in English class is
making houses like the American
Indians had out of branches and trees.
We are very proud of all our
basketball teams who have done and are
still doing a great job this season.
Congratulations to all the students of
the week in February!
-by Hareli Moreno, Allan flares,
Mayra Figueroa and Juan Gonzales.
Story ideas contributed by alJ student
council members.
School DDys is D fcatu~ that rons on
Fr/dD)'s. The reports Dre submitted from
each JndMdual school. II you have
questions Dbout how to get ne•rs Dbout
your school Included, cDll City Editor
Iris Yoko/ Dt 574-4133. With their ongoing support of the
community resource they helped build, the
foundation and friends have upheld one
connotation of the Latin root of "library"
-to liberate or set free. Offering the
Newport Beach Public Library some
freedom to exceed the constraints of city
funding, these support groups continue to
foster an emancipation that has enriched
the entire community.
Actors from Newport Harbor, Estancia high schools in drama competition
LaDonna Kienitz is the Newport Beach
librarian. Check It Out is written by the
staff of the Newport BeDch Pub/Jc Ubrary.
This week's column Is by Melissa .Adams.
Thespians from two local high
schools arc among nine teams from
Orange County to compete ror honors
in the annual Saddleback College
Theater Festival today in the Mission
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best actor and actress in lead and
supporting roles, as well as technical
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Two local schools are entered in the
competition: Newport Harbor High
takes the stage ot 1:30 p.m., followed
by Estancia High at 2 p.m.
South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa,
will talk about "An Actor's Life" at 11
a.m.
The day-long theater fest is free of
charge and open to the public. Richard Doyle, a founding artist at
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thla Wffk ~II hopefully
brln& us a new northwest
twtll for the weekend and
into not week.
Also, new 1torm ac11vily
In the southern
Mmlsphert promises u1
tomt touth swells around
the beginning of neid •
week.
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COITAMllA
300 block or Grtnoble Lane: A suspect climbed up a
tree, entered a house, went into the kitchen and took
SSO or the victim's birthday money stashed In
envelopes. The suspect also opened an unopened birthday card.
3300 Orlstol: A victim placed packaacs and his wife's
purse on the around behind h11 van and walked
around to the side or the vehicle to put his child In
the vehicle, but when he Immediately went to P-~k up
the &oods, they were cone. The items worth S200 and
a auspcct was nowhere to be found.
NIWNn 81ACH
700 block or MDrsucrlle: A "rnre" Cordon Uah1foot
collector's Item compAct disc was amona about 100
discs reported atolcn.
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now hot -It was reported stolen rrom a dryer.
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Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally PUot
OCC ~tudents, from left, Brad Long, Jim Kwasniewski and
Jody Chow won a college Emmy award for their documen·
tary, ''Second Chances: The Bone Marrow Transplant."
Trio from occ capture . . . ; prestigious: TV· award
~ Students are the only
ones in the nation tram a
community college to
earn a College Emmy.
COSTA MESA -Three
Orange Coast College film/
video. students recently
captured a College Emmy
award -making OCC the only
community college in the
nation to win one during the
16th annual College Television
Awards, sponsored by the
Academy of Television Arts
and Sciences.
The students, Judy Chow of
Costa Mesa and Jim
Kwasniewski and Brad Long of
Huntington Beach, won the
second-place national award -
and first-place regional honor
-for their educational
documentary titled "Second
Chances: The Bone Marrow
Transplant."
At a March 12 awards
banquet at the Beverly Hilton
Hotel, Chow, Kwasniewski and
Long received $500 in prize
money, a $1,000 grant for
statue.
A total of 365 projects were
submitted for the national
competition, representing 133
colleges and universities from
around the nation.
A team of graduate film
students from New York
University won first place for
their documentary.
"They are all graduate film
students, and it took them
nearly a year and a half to put
their project together," said
Long, in a released statement.
"We fell extremely proud to
have finished second to them."
In the regional competition,
OCC finished first among film
students from USC, UCLA and
Stanford.
The documentary, which was
completed in five weeks,
chronicles step-by-step the
bone marrow transplant
procedure. The video was shot
on location at St. Joseph
Hospital in Orange, Children's
Hospital of Orange County and
UCLA Medical Center.
Kodak film and plaque bearing •
the image of the famous Emmy
The students said they plan
to give their video to doctors
who perform the procedure so
it can be used as an
educational tool with patients.
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West Ide youth prOgrams continue to seek ways to unite
~ Shalimar programs will develop plan to join other
organizations to reach more of the community.
BY TINA Boa.CATI'-'. STAI• W11.rru
WEST SIDE -Organizers
from the Shalimar Drive Leaming
and Teen centers say they hope to
begin branching out with programs
that reach further into West Side
Cos.ta Mesa.
Next month, the group -made
up of members Crom St. Joachim's
Cattiolic Church in Costa Mesa
and St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church in Newport Beach -will
begin developing a strategic plan
that could involve partnerships
with other agencies, like SOY
{Save Our Youth).
"It's the first opportunity we've
had to sit down and really start
thinking strategically and figure
out how we can work with the
SOYs of t~e world; other agencies,
other churches and other neigh·
borhoods," said Randy Garth, who
spearheaded the .development of
the two Shalimar Drive Centers.
"We do have an interest in that,
but our plate has been full.
' "The Learning Ce11ter started in
Newport Beach visitors' bu~eau
· -finds new locale on · Mariner~ Mile
BY EVAN HBNl!llSON, S'TMF Wt.ITU
NEWPORT BEACH -On
June 1, the Newport Beach Con·
fcrence and Visitors Bureau will
move its office from San Miguel
Drive in Newport Center to a
more visible space on Mariners
Mile, according to Executive Di·
rector Rosalind Williams.
In addition to reaping a savings ot approximately 20% on a new
lease, the bureau wilt gain access
to city-provided street signs, there-
by increasing the office's visibility,
Williams said.
"This will afford us greater ex·
posure to tourists," Williams said.
"People who are not as familiar
with the area will be directed by
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our signs."
The new office wilt also accom-
modate a large reception area to
house the bureau's collection of
information brochures. Greater
visibility and increased display
space is what the bureau is trying
to achieve in making the move,
Williams said.
The new site, at 3300 W. Coast
Highway, is located between The
Arches and Chili's Bar and Grill.
"Most people know it as the
former American Savings Dank
Building," Williams said. "But the
landlord will be taking the bank
space and we'll be moving into the
landlord's office."
To reach the bureau, call 644-
1190.
st 0 p Sm ok:n .g.
Ameri\.4lll Heart
~iarion..
·,
an apartment, and that turned into
a pretty big project. We had to
open up the Teen Center because
that facility was just getting too
crowded."
Some members of SOY's Board
of Directors have expressed an in-
t~rcst in developing summer pro-
grams that teens living both in the
Shalimar Drive area and near
SOY could participate in.
The Teen Center is currently
formulating a summer program
that could possibly include drama
lessons and sports. That would be
a perfect opportunity for tht two
organizations to work together,
sa id SOY board member Debbje
Boyer.
"The Rea Center (where SOY
is located) has the facilities for all
or that," Boyer said. "Instead of
having room for just eight or 10
kids in a drama class at the Teen
Center, we have room for 30. We
have the facilities for sports."
Barth and other Shalimar Drive
volunteers say the idea is worth
exploring.
"I think the summer programs
are the best time for tfiat type of
joint involvement," Barth said.
Meanwhile, Barth said his gtoup
is tightening up plans for a few
more programs for Shalimar Drive
residents -including a pre-school
program for 4-ycar-olds and En-
glish and citizenship courses for
parents.
.
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SATUaDAY
fAMIUU ON COUUI
A 7·stcp lntcMntion and mediation
program for tamlllca Is scheduled from
9 to 11 a.m. at the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1845 Park Ave.
The pro"'am will focus on ways or
communicatina with any out-of.control
famUy dispute, anger and general
family disharmony. Cost Is SS for
aduhs. $3 for children 13-18. Parents
do not have lo be present. Call
556-8000 for more information.
aUMMAOI Ml.I .
The Costa Mesa High School Mustang
B:ind Boost~r Oub is sponsorin& a
rummage and bake ·sale from 7 a.m. to
2 p.m., and a car wash from 8 a.m. to
1 p.m., in che high 5<:.hool's parking lot,
corner of Fairview and Allington. For
more information, call .SS6-321.S.
OLAll •UDMAJONO WORICIHOP
A workshop teaching bcJlnning glass
bead design is scheduled from 9 a.m.
to noon in Room 101 or Orange Coasc
College's Art CcQter. Registration fee ls SSO and it $7 macerial fee is.payable
in class. Details, 432-5880.
fORICLOSUal HMINAR
Orange Coast College is offering a
seminar instructing how to take
advantage or banking foreclosures. The
seminar will mcel from 9 a.m. 10 S
p.m. in Room 206 of OCC's Lewis
Applied Science Building. Registration
fee is $49; $79 for two. A SIS material
fee is payable in class. Derails,
432-5880.
RUFFELL'S
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1122 -all .. CISTA llU-Ml-1111
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Oranae Coast C0Ut1c's Orange Apple
Compure.r Oub will meet in Room 214
or OCCs Chemistry Building. Sculocu
for variou. Apple producu run
throughout the day, from 8 a.m. to 4
p.m. Forums tor beJinners ire held at
noon. Annu~I mernbcnhip fee for the
club is $30. Visitors arc welcome. For
more informariort, call no-186S.
SUNDAY
ILJDI LICTUH
A slide lecture tided, "Ccren: The
PreColumblan Pompeii," will be
presented by Or. Payson C. Sheets
rrom 2 to 4 p.m. It Southern
California College (Lyceum), .SS Fa ir
Drive, Costa Mesa. For more
information call 951·.SS86.
SPIRIT UNQUIT
Costa Mesa High School's annual
Spiritleadina Banquer will be held at •
the Halecreit Swim and Tennis Oub,
31()7 Killybrooke Lane. Costa Meu. at
6 p.m. For mor~ ihformation, call
S~7-72,J4. .
MONDAY
IWIM PROGRAM
A Master's Swim Program begins at
6:30 a.m. daily in Orange Coast
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9575
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April 30. It ls OlpCD tO adults. .. If"
and over, reprdlet ol twlnuDinl•. experience. Res!stration rec ... ~ for
one month. For moro lnfonnatlon,
call432·5SM. •
PNOTO IXMl•IT
Phot<>arapht by Newport Beach
resident Mauncc B. Cook will be oo
display through May 12 at the
Ainencan Institute of Architects,
Orange Councy Gallery, 3200 Part
Center Dr., No. 110, Costa Mesa. For
more inrormaJlon, caJI 551~ 7796.
ADDUCTVal
Coastline Counseling Center QC
Newport Beach is offerin& a free
lecture called, "Auention Defecit 1 Disorder: The Big Picture," from 7 to
8:30 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite lOS •. ·
For mo~ lnfonna1ion, call 476--0991.
C.U.llR P&ANNIN•
Orange Coast C.Ollege is offering a
tbtee-part career planning workshop,
from 6 to 8 p.m., in iu Re-Entl)' ·
Center, Room106 or the Counseling
and Admissions Building. Attendees
will examine personal interests,
abililfos and values. The free workshop
will concinue on Monday, April 17 and
TUUDAY
CllOO ....
lllALTllY
a&.ATIONlll'"
The aift&les
orpniution. "Tiie
Meetina Room~·· ls
sponsorinf 1 relationship
workshop from 8 to
9:30 p.m. at 2915
Redhj)J Ave., Suice 0104, C-o6ta Mesa.
Cost is $4() ror members, sso for
non-members ror this rou_r.wcelt series.
Space is limited, reservarlons wich
advanced payment only. Call 545-8082
for more Information.
NO MOU ADDITIVll
The National Auoclation of Women
Business Owners. Oran,,e 'County
Chapter, is presentlnJ • IrYou Love
Me, Don't Feed Me unit." semlnar.
with author/entrepreneur Sandy Cooch
at the Irvine Marriott, 18000 Von
Kannan Ave. Networkin& begins at 6
p.m. Cost Is $29 for members in
advance, $44 Cor non-members.
Elecbic Boat Rentals
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•Catering Available
• Make Reservations Early
Also Ava Ila bl~ ...
Sailboats. Kayaks and Motor Boats.
For R~s~rvations Call
673-7200
Rcserva1lon1 will be accepted until
March 31. For more infonnallon, call
730-6100.
&nlRICNOOLACTtYITIU
Children ln first through fiflli irades
are invited to preregister fpr "KJds'
Stuff, Talcs Tall ct Small," a free after
school activity series planned for 3;30
p.m. at the Corona del Mar Library:
The program includes folk talcs and
writipg a tall.tale. To regi,ter for the
· series~ eall the library at 644-313.S, oi:
visit the library at 420 Mari&old Ave.
HCUATION COMMllllON MlmN•
The Parks, Beaches and Recreation
().l•Tiee4oe al NIWpOfl leach IWiU ..... .. 7,... "'coundl chanibera, 3300 Ntwpan aw. .....,.,,......
CMca Mal Community Services
Dtpartinent II oft'crift& "Ea-S~" Clift Oasa fork
aaea 7-14 at me Nelahbomood
Community Center, 114.S Park Ave. at
3:45 p.m. Oua wiJJ continue on
Wedoesday. Cost ii $25. For more
lnrormatlon, call 64.S..SSSl.
ua&nc~
Adult Shocokan bnte class begins al
the Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine
YMCA, 2300 Univcrsi~ Drive,
Newport Beach. Cost is $30 for the
four-week class. $15 for each
additional family member. Oasses wm
continue Tuesdays and Thursdays. For
more information, call 642-9990.
TIMITO IAYI
Merrill Lynch Is sponsoring a "l'ime to
Save" workshop from 7 to 9 p.m. at
the Costa MesaJ-{oliday Inn, 3131 S.
Bristot"St. The wqrkshop will f<>cus on
planning-based methods for saving
more, spending less and protecting
savings from taxes and inflalion. For
rcscrvacions. call oupina ac 836-3108.
we are a non-protlt organization
seeking to assist the consumer In
obtaining accountablllty from lawyers
and Judges. Staffed by business
professionals. attorneys, paralegals and
consumers, we plan to bring a dramatic
change to the legal Industry as a whole.
we are In need of tax deductlble
donations to further the efforts of this
long overdue project.
•Stonewor~ 8rlck Pau~,
Walls, BB'.l's, Concrete
•Water Features, Pools &
SJlIB
Please contact: Barbara Swist or
Richard Foltz
11 .. 854-0881
• Aut.omatlc Irrigation
Systems
• Wooden Decks and
Overheads
• Outdoor Lighting
Systems
• Drainage Spedalists
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548-5132
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434-7744
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Newpoft Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
TMUUDAY
UK fHI IX.PIHi
The Home Office and Buslne s
Opponunities Associ111ion will meer al
lhe Country Side Inn, 325 Bristol St.,
C.OSra Mesa. The meeting is open to
local homeb:ucd business
ent~epencurs to explore and discuss
their questions about working from
thci! home ai:id OP.Crating a business in
the. 90s. Reg1strataon/networkina
begins at 11 :30 a.m. Cost is $20 if paid
by by Tuesday or $25 at the door with
a phone rcscrvatioo. For more
information, call 261-9474.
COAST AHOCIATION MllTINO
Orange eounty Coast Association will
hold a membership luncheon for
members and interested guests at the
Newport Beach Country Club, 1600
East Coast Highway. Reception begins
al 11:30 a.m. Guest speaker will be
Douglas Moreland, director of
development for the Disney
Development Compnny. Cost is $20
per perSOf\. Reservation dcndline is
Monday. De&.ails, 548-4942.
, WHAT'S YOUR STORn
The public is invited to "Everybody
Has A Story," 11 free prcsentntion by
local author Nancy Robison, followed
by a tea at the Corona del Mar Branch
Library. The program, which begins al
3 p.m., will focus on how all life
experiences -including travel,
childhood trials and triumphs and
family relationships -can enhance a
writer's story. Details, 644-3135.
FRIDAY, APRIL 7
IUllNISS WORKSHO.-
Consumer Business Network is hosting
a seminar on "Fifteen Techniques To
Increase The Profitability of Your
Business in 1995," at.7 a.m. at Geezers
Garlic Grill, 4200 Scott, Newport
Bench. Cost is S 15. For more
information, call 550-4785.
TOY DISIGNIR TO a.-.-IAR
Phebe Phillips, designer of the
handcrafted plush toy animals, will
make an appearance at Neiman
"Marcus, in Fashion Island, to sign her
trademark leather paws, from 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m., in the Children's
Department. For more information,
call 759-1900, ext. 2332.
SATURDAY, APRIL I
UllD IOOK SALi
Friends of Costa Mesa Libraries will
hold a used book sale at the Cocta
Mesa Downtown Library, 1855 Park
Ave., from 9 1.m. 10 3 p.m. I lard
covers and lrade paperbacks arc Sl,
rc,ular paperbacks and record arc 50
·cents and children's books and
magazines arc 2S cents earJl.
Gil.DIN SNOW
Crystal Court of South Coasl Plaza is
hosting its .sixth annual garden show
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Scheduled
activities inctude tips for shade
gardening, floral arrangements with
backyard blooms and growing orchids.
Activities continue through Sunday,
from 1 I a.m. 10 5 p.m. Also featured
each day are exhibits Crom more than
50 garden clubs, societies and
nurseries. Admission is free. For a list
or scheduled events, call 435-2167.
GLAll llADMAKINO WORKSHO.-.
A workshop teaching advanced glass
bead design is scheduled from 9 a.m.
to noon in Room 101 of Orange Coast
College's An Center. Registration fee
ls S50 and a S7 material fee is payable
ln class. Details, 432-5880.
AIKIDO CLASS OfHRID
Orange Coast College is offering an
aikido workshop from 1 I a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Aprif 8 in its Aerobics Room.
Registration fee is $24. Call 432-5880.
WILLNUI RX
Dr. Edward Taub will present "The
Wellness Rx" seminar from 10 a.m. 10
noon at the Red Lion Hotel, 3050
Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Taub will
discuss his seven-step program to
radian! health and energy. Cost is SIS
per person. For more information or
reservations, call (800) 336-1939.
SUNDAY, APRIL 9
A LITIRARY AITIRNOON
Award-winning novelis1 and book critic
Carolyn Sec will be the guest speaker
of a literary program held in the
Friends' Meeting Room of the
Newport Beach Central Library. The
program begins at 3 p.m. Cost is SS for
Newpon Beach Public Library
Foundation members; $8 for
non-members. Details, 717-3890.
TUESDAY, APRIL 11
AfTIR SCHOOL ACTIVITllS
Children in first through fifth grades
arc invited 10 preregister for "Kids'
Stuff, Talcs Tall & Small," a free after
school activity series planned for 3:30
p.m. at t~e Corona del Mar Library. A
• • • ThE DEsiqNER Ou1LE1 • • ~
CLEARANCE SALE
TWO WEEKENDS ONLY!
FRI., MARCH 31 • 10-6
SAT., APRIL 1 • 10-6
SUN., APRIL 2 • 12-6
Featuring designers of women's
better sportswear and dresses.
3883 South Main St, Santa Ana
714/540-7566
MacArthur Bl.
Sunflower Ave
405 Fwy
AltOUNDTOWN
llAYIUftON
GAU
Orange Coast
Colleae is
offering an
eight-part
naviption
course from 7 to
10p.m.
beginning
Thursday at
,QCCs Sailing ,
Center in
Newport Beach,
1801 W. Pacific
Coast Hi$hway.
Registration fee
is $68. For more
information call
645·9412. .
:
special American Girl Tea Pany is
planned for this day's program. To
register for the series, call the library
at 644-3135, or visit the library at 420
Marigold Ave.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12
8UILD A NON·YIOLINT COMMUNIT'f
The Orange County Inside Edge
presents a discussion focusing on
"!low to Build a Non·Violcnt
Community," from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. al
Scott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol, Costa
Mesa. Cost is $15 for first time guests.
For reservations, call 730·5050.
TUESDAY, APRIL 11
HLf·HIL_. IHfSILLIH
Psychotherapist and author Jan
Gregory will review 10 "not to be
missed·' sclf·hclp books in a free
program at noon in the Newport
Beach Central Library's Friends'
Meeting Room. Details, 717-3800.
ONGOING
use ALUMNI
The Alumni Associution for USC
Newport/Irvine Oub meets on the first
Wednesday of each month at the USC
Orange County facility in Irvine, 2361
Campus Drive For more details or
events call 250·4USC.
Nrws.-..... DRIVI
Newport I !arbor 1 ligh School spqnsors
an ongoing newspaper drive in the
parking lot on 16th St. next to
Newport I !arbor I ligh Stadium. Look
for the big orange bin. They can also
pick up a large quantity if you call
722-9918. Proceeds support the
Newport I !arbor I ligh School wrestling
team.
YMCA WORKOUT
The Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine
YMCA invites you to come try a
fitness class (including karate and
yoga) or work out in their new,
completely renovated weight room.
The YMCJ\ is at 2300 University
Drive in Newport Beach. For more
information, call 642-9990.
HOW TO RAISI THN·AGIH
College I lospital, 275 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa, offers a free educational
workshop for parents of teens at JO
a.m. each Saturday. Every week's
workshop stam and finishes a new
topic so parents can join the group at
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WOMIN'S su.-.-oRT oaou.-
"Moving Toward a More Powerful
You" is a women's support group that
meets every Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.
Friday, March 31, 1995 S
in Colla Mesa. The focus of the poup
is plninJ outer strcnith throu&h
strctchina and walldna or jogging •nd
inner strcnath through croup
discussion. Cost is S20 per session.
Call 751-1792.
TllN POCUI
The Teen Focus outpatient chemical
dependency treatment program hosts a
Cree 12-Stcp Meetin& every Sunday at
noon, exclusively for teens, in its
offices at 567 San Nicolas Drive, Suite
201, Newport Center, Newport Beach.
' Details, 640-TEEN or 640-1788.
ANIMAL' HHAV'IMINT OIOUlll
This on-goin' group specialiZC$ in the
needs of individuals who have sick
and/or dying animals in their lives. It
meets every Tuesday, from noon to 1
p.m. at 3101 W. Pacific Coast
Highway, Suite No. 311, Newpon
Beach. Co'st is $15 per person/per
group. For more information, call
722-4588.
MINTAL ILLNlll su.-.-ol'f 01ou.-
Allionce for the Mentally I.II of PrangC"
County provides cd\Jcation and
emotional sup~rt for families dealing
with mentally all loved ones. A free _
suppon group meets every Tuesday
evening from 6 to 7:30 p.m. ai Orange
County Mental Health Clinic, 3115
Redhill Ave. in Costa Mesa. Call
544-8488 for details.
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~ The audio products firm wants to build a second
building, which could generate jobs and boost economy.
BY TINA BollOA1T~ S'rArr Wann
COSTA MESA -A Costa
Mesa audio products company
within the next few weeks will
present plans for an expansion
project that could nearly double its
current building space at 1675
MacArthur Blvd.
OCCicials from the company
.QSC Audio Products, which man-
ufactures sound amplifiers for pro-
fessional uses -arc seeking the
city's approval to build an 80,000-
square-foot building on a vacant
lot adjacent lo its existing buildina.
The project is expected lo cost
aboul ~ million, according to 1
company official.
"We're currently occupying
aboul 50,000 square feet where we
are now," said Wyau Hyora, direc-
tor. of planning for the 25-ycar-old
compahy. "And according to the
city's general plan, up to 80,000
square feet can be built on the ad-
jacent' parcel, and that's probably
what we'd build. But, we'd lease
out about 50,000 square feet of
(the new apace)."
The matter could come before
the Planning Commission as early
as next month. And so fat, the
proposal has been well-received by
city planning officials.
"We're all very excited about
the possibility," said Perry Valan-
tine, a Costa Mesa city planner. "l
think it's always a positive thing
when 1 company can plan an ex-Inf to provide more room In the
pansion like that, especially when existin& site," Hyora said. •
the economy has been the way it 'The company took over the
MacArthur Boulevard site two ~ .
"And, it'll brina more employ-yea.rs ago, when 1t began to out-grow its original location near 19th
ment to the city." Street and Placenria Avenue.
Hyora said the existing building "When we began (considering)
houses the compitny's engineering, these plans, we looked .at -4' num-
dcvclopmcnt, 01anu(acturing and ber of different locations in other
warehouse opcratfons. · cities," Hyora said. "But. we've
"We'll be moving a number of been in Costa Mesa a long time,
those functions to the new build- and we'd like to stay here."
CITYllDI
Restaurants taking reservadons for Easter Paclftc Symphony ·Orchestra members keeping busy this . week ·
Not tha t far away, it's time to
make reservations for Easter
Sunday brunch. Here arc a
couple of proven favorites:
•The Cannery offers a
di ne-and-cruise package at $25
for adults, $15 for children.
Brunch times arc scheduled for
10:30 a.m., noon and I :30 p.m.
on Sunday, April 16, all followed
by an hour cruise of Newport
Bay.
Phone 675-5777 for
reservations.
•The Hyatt Newporter has its
Harbor View Elementary to
unveil mural April 17
Harbor View Elementary School
plans to unveil its Sea Mural on
April 17.
The mural will contain 152 tiles
painted by students, faculty, staff,
the Parent Faculty Organization
and the child who wins the "Name
the Wall" contest.
For more info rmation, including
the time of the unveiling at the
Co rona del Mar school, call
24 1-0566 or 760-3472.
occ dance Instructors,
students are at festival
Three Orange Coast College
dance instructors are teaching,
two others arc performing and a
dozen dance students are attend-
ing workshops at the American
College Dance Festival Associa-
tion's Southwest Regional Festi-
val.
The festiva l runs through Satur-
day at Cal State Long Beach.
grounds pruned and blooming
fOr the anriuaJ Easter egg hunt.
Entcrtainmcnt·will be provided
by a table-hopping Easter Bunny,
a magician, a balloon clown and
character artist.
The brunch includes a special
children's buffet. Prices are
$34.95 for adults, $16.95 for
children under 12; no cha.rge for
children under 3. Brunch and the
hunt are scheduled for three
sessions beginning at 10:30 a.m.
Phone 729-1234, ext. 582.
-By Marla Bird
What docs it take to play with
Pacific Symphony Orchd tql?
Stamina. Take this week, tor ex-
ample.
Wednesday and Thursday, the
PSO performed in its classics se-
ries. Today and Saturday arc two
Pops Series shows, and Saturday
morning arc two Mcrvyn's Musical
Mornings family concerts - all at
Orange County Performing Arts
Center.
"We get really tired by the end
of the week," admits Sheryl Sta-
ples, principal violinist and con-
certmaster for the PSO. "Usually
it happens that way, where it's all
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jammed into one week. We start
rehearsing on ttie Saturday prior
to the fi rst concert, and play daily
through the next Saturday.
"It's difficult, and yet at the
same time it does give us·a sense
of continuity to be playing to-
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time."
For tickets and mor.e informa-
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PSO concerts, call 755-5799.
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VOLUNTllR DIRICTORY
1he Volunteer Olrtttory runs
ptrlodlally In lhe Dally Piiot. tr you•d
like lnformollon on aeulna your
org11nlut1on listed, call 641-4321 av( JJI. • "' .
Bl9 Brothers, Bl9 llstera
Men ~nd wom~n over 20 years of
aj;c. having lived an Orange County for
six months and on the job for at least l~ree mon1hs, 11re needed to serve as
big brothers or big sisters for children
6-16 from singl c-parenr homes. For
information, call Patricia Davis at
544.7773
Boy Scouts of Ame;lca Inc.,
Orange County Council
Volunteer opportunities include
fund-raising, program development
and !raining to existing troops and
packs. For more information, call
Devon Dougherty, 546-4990.
Boys and Glrls Clubs of
Costa Mesa/Newport Beach
The rhrcc area Boys and Girls Oubs
need volunteer coaches and ari or
craft workshop teachers. For locations
and additional informarion, call Dick
Powers, 642-2245. ·
Centennial F•rm Tours
Volunlccr docents arc needed al the
Ccnrcnnial Farm at the Orange
Councy Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.
Call Ginny Smith, 708-1517.
Center for Creative Alternatlve1
The Cenrcr for Creative
Alternatives, a non·profil charitable
organization which works lhrough the
United Way, has a need for
volunteers, graduate level int&rns or
trainees. For information, call Karen,
642-0377.
College Hospital
The College I lospital Costa Mesa
Auxiliary is seeking volunteers to
perfo rm clerical, reception desk, gifl
shop and other duties al the hospital.
For informa tion, call 642-2734, 9
a.m.·4 p.m.
Community Hospice Care
Community I lospicc Care. an
orgunizarion that provides medical and
emotional support to terminally-ill
palients and their families in Orange
~ County, needs volunteers in Costa
Mesa and Ncwporl Beach. For
information or rcgisrration, call Cindy
Laird, 978· 7447.
Con1umera For Legal
Reform
Consumers for Legal Reform has an
ongoing need for volunteers to
moniror civil c-0urt judges. A c-0mputcr
and donarions arc also needed. For
more information call Burba ra at
854-088 1.
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
The Costn Mesa Civic Playhouse
needs volunteers for ushering,
baclara&e, mailinp, typing, li&hts. end
many ocher duties. For more
Information, call 650-5269.
C.lt• M ... Hbterlcel s.det,
The society collects information,
photos and artifacts relating to the
history of Costa Mesa and the Harbor
area. Volunleers arc needed for
clerical tasks, compurer Input and help
in the library. For information, call
Charles Beecher, 63l·S918. ,
c .. ta Mesa Llteraci" Oreup
The Costa Mesa Literacy Group
needs volunteers to help people
become literate or teach English as a
· second language. For informa1ion, call
Fuller, 548-3384. ,
Costa M•s• Senior Center
The mu lt(-pµrpose senior services
facility, located at the corner of 19th
Street and Pomona Avenue, seeks
volunteers for a variety of tasks,
including an upcomin& Casino Night
party. For more information, call
645-235' from 9 a.m. to S p.m.
Defore Foundation for the
Arts
DcFore Foundation for the Arts, a
non-profit organization dedicated to
dance at 151 Kalmus Drive, G-3, in
Costa Mesa, needs volunteers. For
more information, call 241-9908.
Discovery Shop
Discovery Shops arc run by the
American Cancer Society. Volunteers
are needed and no special skills arc
necessary. For information, call
6;40-4777 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Dispute Resolution Services
Dispute Rcsolurion Services needs
volunteer mediators, case specialists
and outreach assisrants to help in a
variety of mediation cases. Bilingual
language skills are needed for both
offfice volunteers and for mediators.
For more informarion, call 25().-0488.
Easter Seals
Easler Seals Society needs
volunteers for ongoing clcric<il work,
help in programs for children with
disabilities and 10 help with special
events. For information, call 834..111 l.
Exchange Club Chllcl Abuse
Prevention Center
Volunteers are needed to help
families where an incident of child
abuse has been reported and a referral
made by the county, and to work with
families of high-risk victims of parental
drug addicrion. For information, call
722-1107.
Fairview Developmental
Center
The Fairview Developmental Ccnrcr
in Costa Mesa needs volunteers, and
donations are welcome. For more
information, call 957-Sl 14 between 8
a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
FISH H•rlter Are• Inc.
Friends in Service to Humanity
(FlSH) orrcrs emergency assistaocc 10
tbocc in need and provides the Mobile
Meals program. Volunteers are needed
to help In a variety of areas. For more
lnfonna1lon, call Debby, 64S-80SO.
Feed Dl1trlbutloa Center ·
The Food Distribution Center,
Orange County's private non•profit
foodbank, needs volunteers to inspect
and sort donated foods and to help
with mailings. For more information,
call 771-1343.
Friends of the Costa Mesa
Library
The Friends of the Costa Mesa
Library needs volunteers. For .
information, cdll the library, 646-8845,
Olrl Scouts
The Girls Scouts or Orange County
need volunteers to be trained as troop
leaders, to serve on special ·
CO{Tlmi11ees, and 10 l)ve lectures,
demonstrations or classes. f or
information, call 979· 7900.
Olrls Incorporated of
Orange County
Girls Incorporated offers
educational and enrichmcnl
opportunities for girls and boys.
Volunteers arc needed. For further
information, call Amy, 646-7181.
Gla11 Mountain Inc.
Volunteers arc needed 10 aid
physlcally·challcngcd adults who mccl
monthly for educational, entert ainment
and social purposes. Call 779-3441.
Hat Connection
The Hat Connection is a women's
philanthropic extension of lhc
Chamber of Commerce which serves
the commun ities of Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach. For information. call
Kay Walburgcr, 650-2144.
Heritage House Auxiliary
Volunteers arc needed for an
auxiliary supporl group be ing formed
by I lcritagc I louse, a non-profit
substance abuse recovery home for
pregnant and parenting women and
their children in Costa Mesa. For
more informarion, call 646-2271.
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needs or head-injured adults and their
fomilie , is ~kin& volunteers. For •
information, call 646-74S8.
Hospice Pantlly Care
I lospice Family Care is seeking
people to help with errands, visits and
companionsn1p 10 terminally ill
patients and their families. Call Larry
Mario11i at 730-1114.
Interfaith Council
The Ncwpon -Mesa·lrvlnc Interfaith
Council, an umbrella organization for
several area service groups, needs
volunteers active in the local
congregations. For informalion, call
Carol Brown, 548-3283.
Kids Cancer Connection
The Kidi. Cancer Connection is an
org;iniza11on dedicated to the
cmorional , educational and financial
needs or children amicrcd wilh cancer.
Volunteers arc needed. For
infor!'lalion, call 851·7774.
Make·A·Wlsh Foundation
Make-A-Wish Foundation of
Orange County, whose mission is to
make wishes come true for children
\\ ith life-threatening ill nesses, seeks
\.oluntccrs lo occupy a variety of
positions. Call Gilda, 476-9474.
March of Dimes
The March of Dimes office in Costa
Mesa needs volunteers for fu nd-raising
commillees, spea king opportunities,
occa<>ional office work and help with
bulk mailings. f or information, call
63 t-8700.
Master Chorale of Orange
County
The performing arts organization
needs \Oluntccrs for computer input,
ticketing, filing and handling phones.
For information, call 556-6262.
New Dire ctions for Women,
Inc.
1 he non-profit recovery center for
adult "'omen wirh alcohol and orher
· chemical dependencies seeks
volunteers. Call 548-9927 between 10
• •
1.m. and 6 p.m., or call Joy 11
S48·81S4.
Newpert •••ch Ceftfereace ••d Vlslten Bur•••
The Ncwpon Beach Conference and
Visitor's Bureau is dedicated to the
promotion Of lhe City tO potential
visitors. H you have extensive
knowledge of Newport Beach and
would like to volunteer, call 644·11 90.
Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA
The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA
needs a variety of general volunteer
help. B>r informalion or applicarions,
call Rila, 642-9990.
Oper• Pacific
The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance, a
support group for Opera Pacific, has a
wide range of activities for volunteers,
For information, call 474-4488.
Or.ans• Cout Interfaith Shelter
The lnrcrfaith Shelter is th e largest
family shelter in the county, housing,
feeding and counseling 20 fom1hcs
daily. The group needs volunteers and
disposable diapers. For information,
call Jeff Reynolds, 631-7213.
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Develop•••• Ceuacll
Volu11ecrs are needed for a variety
of functions. Call 839-6199,
O.C. Cha•b•r Orchestr•
The Orange Coun ty Chtimbcr
Orchestra needs \:Oluntct:rs to help sell
tickets, staff social afra1rs, ~ork the
office and a~sist with mailing parties.
For more information, cnll Cttrhy
Griesmeyer, 786-3021. The 01chestra
also needs volunlee~ who would like
10 learn mote about cfossical mu,ic to
partlciparc on irs administrative boar~.
Call Gil Abrams at 644-7019 for more
information.
O.C. HomeJess Task Force
The Orange Councy I lomcless Ta~k
Force is rccru1t1ng \.Oluntcers for the
lnrcrfaith Council Network to "'ork one~on-one "''th homeless adults in
the program o'n basic life skills. For
informalion, call 263-1774.
Orangewood Boutique
The upscale resale boutique which
benefits the Orange"'ood Children's
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MACMlUAN ........ ,
members say he has &ivcn at least so years lo lhe youth or this city.
"He was one or these people
who made 1 commitment to the
community when picldnp were
mighty slim," said longtime friend,
Hank Panlan.
Before becoming a member ot
1he school board, MacMilJian
w nccntratcd his efforts on
creating a district sports league
where "everyone plays." He
rounded Harbor Area Baseball
and was the athletic director for
the Harbor Area Boys Club.
A book. containing several
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CATAMARAN .......... ,.
life jacket floating in the_ water
less than two miles from the shore.
The man, ·identified as Scott
Gregory Houston, 23, of Hunting-
ton Beach, was weak and incoher-
ent from spending about five
hours in the 57-degrec water, Har-
bor Patrol Lt. Richard Olson said.
Houston was rushed to Hoag Hos-
pital for treatment of hypothermia;
he was listed in critical condition
late Thursday.
Houston reportedly told authori-
ties the 18-foot boat belonged to a
friend and that he had not been
alone on his boating outing. But
after running a registration check,
authorities discovered the boat
had not been registered for three
years and later discovered Hous-
ton and his accomplice had alleg-
edly stolen the boat from Sleepy
Hollow Beach in Laguna Beach.
After searching the ocean wa-
ters ne ar Laguna Beach and the
surrounding areas for more than
.four hours, authorities failed to
find the second suspect -who
apparently was also wearing a lifc-
jacket and one swim fin.
Olson said Houston apparently
couldn't keep up with the second
suspect and lost sight of him.
"We surmised after the search
that the second (suspect) probably
made it to the beach and took
off," Olson said. "Obviously he
wasn't ~oing to stick around and
call us.'
Several hours after the rescue,
the legal owner of the 1966 cata-
maran, Walter Viszoley of Lai;una
Beach, filed a stolen vessel report
with the Laguna Beach Police De-
panment, even though he sold the
boat -called "Paradise .. -three
years ago. The latest owner, a man
named James Dickenson, has not
yet been located.
The suspects may not have real-
ized until too late that the boat,
which was missing a sail, a center
keel and had no tillers, was too
crippled to be sailed safely, La-
guna Beach Police Sgt. Doris
Weaver said.
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leners and mcmentot from put
and presen1 acquaintances and
former Harbor Area BatebaU
players. wu presented to
MacMillian by former
superin1endent or school•, John
Nicoll.
... had 22 years or watchina this
man on the Board or Education,"
Nicoll said. "Through good times
and bad -and there were both .
.. But through it all there was one
truly unifying force on thnt board
and that was Rod."
The last presentation, but
perhaps the most significant, was a
resolution adopted by the current
board which officially named the
place where MacMiJlian spent
most of his life and contributed
CRASH
fr~• P••• 1
he'ad, face and leg, ioiuries and
were taken to area hospitals after
the 1:40 a.m. incident.
Apparently, the two pa5sengers
were not wearing seatbelts, fire of-
ficia ls said.
Newport Beach Fi re Capt. Rick
Zaccaro, who was at the scene of
the accident, said the taxicab -
belonging to West Coast Cab Co.
BANK
fr•• P•9• 1
nomic development is really a
partnership between the city, the
chamber and local businesses."
Assistant City Manager Ken
Dclino, who heads up economic
development effons for the city,
agrees. Under the federally man-
dated Community Reinvestment
Act, banks can provide low inter-
nlOlt of deYotJoa ID hil honor -
the Ncwpon·Meu School Board
meet.Jna room.
Said member Judy Franco:
"This is to say to the communi1y
that here wu a board member
who made Newport-Mesa what it
is today."
Afterward, MacMillian
reminlsced about hia days on the
board and with the ballplayen and
coaches. He said he was very
grateCul for the opportunity to be
reunited with so many friends
from his past.
"I really appreciate having all
these people here tonight," said
the guest of honor. "It's been
more than 40 years •.. let's not
wait this Jong again."
-was totaled. He said the larJe
dumpster, used tor a residential
construction projec't, was clearly
visible and the street was weU-Ut.
"I think this ls the first time I've
seen a traffic accident with a cab,"
Zaccaro said. "If anything, they
drive a lot and they're probably
pretty good drivers."
The cause of the accident is un-
known, but Newport Beach Police
Lt. Paul Henisey said they are in-
vestigating whether the driver was
under the influence of alcohol or
drugs.
•
est loans to local businesses. The
money can be used for facade im-
provements or for charitable pur-
poses or job creation.
"Business improvement districts
can put up some money and then
the bank can go out and give loans
for to businesses for im-
provements," Delino said. "There
are lots of combinations. We'd be
interested in exploring programs
like that not just with California
State Bank, but with other banks
as well." ·
YES YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE HARBOR AREA
wl1he1 to thank the following for their aupport of YES
throughout the year and at the YES 1995 fund raiser
the 22nd ROMAN FEAST AND CHARITY AUCTION
Mac Bernd, Superintendent NMUSD • Honorary Chairman
Jim Dale -M11te1 of Ceremonies
Jim Roberta' "Balboa Beach Company• -Music
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Friday, March 31. 1995 8 ·
NHYC Will
host the '95
Women's
.Challenge
~.Biennial event ~et for April 5-8.
T he 1995 United States Women's
Challenge for the Bellina Bents
Memorial Ttophy, a bie'nnial event
which boasts a national elite of women
sailors, will be hosted by the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club April 5-8.
This year, the highly celebrated regatta
is being sponsored by First American
Trust, a le ading trust and investment
management firm.
Since its inception 11 years ago, the ·
event has steadily grown into one of the
top women's regattas in the country. Wi th
15 teams vying for the 10 open spots, this
year's regatta will feature a select group
of women who are accomplished in all
aspects of sailing, both on and off the
water.
The United States Women's Challenge
was first established in 1984 as a
memorial to Bettina Bents, one of the
first women to join the Newport Harbor·
Yacht Club as a skipper member. Her
achievements run the gamut from sailing
in national regattas to raising funds for
the first printed dictionary for the deaf to
working as a political consultant in
Washington, D.C.
Before her death at the age of 26,
r ~.
Stephanie
Keele
Boating
Dettina began working
to establish the
Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum. Her
vision to make it a
major museum will
oecome reality this
spring when the
museum moves from its
current site to the
former Reuben E. Lee
and Charlie Brown's
restaurant, on Pacific
Coast Highway in
Newport Beach.
Racing for the
Bettina Bents Memorial
Trophy will be held off Newport Beach, in
Long Beach Yacht Oub's fleet of Catalina
37s, yachts used for the internationally
known Congressional Cup match race.
These yachts, with their flush decks for
easier maneuvering by the crew and their
quick tacking ability, will easily carry the
eight-women crews through the light and
shifty winds of Newport.
The event will begin with a big boat
clinic to familiarize the competitors with
the Catalina 37s, followed by three days of
racing. With the prestige of this regatta
and its test of skill attracting more women
to sail, the U.S. Women's Challenge has
helped the advent of women's sailing into
a higher leve l of competitiveness.
• Local Olympic hopefuls Mike
Sturman and Nick Adamson continued on
their quests for the gold this past weekend
at the Alami tos Bay Olympic Classes
Regatta.
Doth St0<man and Adamson
rc·established their positions as top
candidates for the Olympics with
impressive races throughout the regatta.
Sturman and crew Bob Little easily won
the 470 division, which was also run as the
U.S. 470 Nationals. After their close
second-place finish at an extremely windy
Pan American Games last week, the two
welcomed the 12· to 25-knot winds of
Alamitos Day, using their newly-honed
heavy air skills to outpower the
competition to win by a good margin.
Adamson finished second in the Laser
division, competing against a tough fleet
of 40 boats and ending up close to the
wi nner, Kevin Hall of Ventura. ·
Adamson's patented hiking style gave him
an edge over the other competitors,
allowing him to grind th rough the fleet
upwind.
Both Sturman's and Adamson's next
regatta is at Savannah, Ga., the site or the
1996 Olympics.
PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARI.SON, 642-4330, ext. 223
And ·the winner · .is ••• nobody I
~ Corona del Mar rallies in last
event of meet to forge tie with
Newport Harbor in boys track.
BY R.ICHAJU> DUNN, SroaTS W11JT1a
by Ryan Rekers, who also protected
CdM's lead.
Lincol n closed the gap to five meters
after the last turn, then pulled to within
two meters with about 80 meters left.
But Finn held on and the Sea Kings
crossed first H1 3:41.6.
NEWPORT BEA<;:H -John Myung "I never saw (Lincoln), but J could
gave Corona del Mar High's 1,600-meter hear everybody yelling," Finn said. ·
boys relay team a lead it would never re-Another event that helped CdM was
linquish in the opening lap, then fresh-the shot put, in wh ich junior Ritchie Ni-
man Mike Finn, running anchor for the chols reached 50 feet, 5V• inches for the
first time this season, held off Newport victory, after throwing an Orange Coun -
Harbor's Pat Lincoln down the stretch, ty-best and personal-best 54-4 on Tues-
as th e Sea Kings won the last event to day against El Toro.
come from behind and tie the host Sail-It was also the second week in a row
ors, 68·68, in a thrilling Sea View in which Newport Harbor did not have
League dual track and field meet Thurs~ an athlete win the shot put, after having
day. gone five consecutive years without los-
Myung bui lt a 10-meter lead, then ~ ing that event in a league dual meet.
handed the baton to Mall Hoyt, who Tony Ciarelli, Edison's weights coach
maintained the edge. Hoyt was followed from 1981 to 1989 and the Sailors' coach
from 1990 to the present, had gone 13
years in a row without losing in the shot
put in a league dual meet, before last
week.
"(Nichols) is really just a natural at
it," said Mark Schuster, CdM's weight
events coach. "He goes through a little
training for the shat put, but he's mostly
in the weight room training for football.
His technique is good, and he's been
well-coached in the past, so I ca n't take
any credit. He was near 50 feet last
year." .
Gabe Bowne won the long jump (18-
9'h) and triple jump (38-10¥~) for CdM,
while the Sea Kings' 400 relay team of
Myung, Hoyt, Nick Orlich and George
Sumner finished first in 47.9.
Shahram DeZahd was a workhorse for
N~wport Harbor. After winning the
1,600 (4:34.2), fighting off CdM's Drian
Sli ngsby (4:35.9) in a close race, DeZahd
won the 800 (2:04.2) rather easily.
The Sailors, realizing they needed
point~ to stave off CdM's rally, asked
DeZahd to race again in the 3,200, in
which he finished second (10:28) behind
a rested, Slingsby (10:10.7). DeZahd also
stepped up to run the third leg in New-
port Harbor·~ 1,600 relay.
"I like the 1,600 meters the best, be-
cau~e it just feels like the perfect race,
and it's one I can adapt to," said DeZa-
hd, whose personal-best times are 4:28
( 1600) and 2:0 1.9 (800).
Freshman sprint standout Kumasean
Lee of Nc"'port Harbor won the 100
(I J.6) and 200 (24.6), the only other
double-event winner in the boys meet.
The Sailors swept in the pole vault,
with Edon Kagasoff (12-0) winning and
Dill Johns (I 0-6) placing second, and
took all three places in the discus, with
James Mourcaux (130-10) finishing first.
Cun lVDCR/D·'1LT PILOT
Chuck Loo of Newport Harbor (right) races to victory in the 11 O hurdles as Tern Cati of Corona del Mar nicks the last hurdle and has to settle for third.
Clayton's record jump highlights Newport girls ' win
BY R.lCHARD D UNN, SroaTS Wanu
NEWPORT BEACH -The wait is over.
Senior Mandy Clayton, who broke Newport Har-
bor High 's school record in the girls triple jump
three times as a sophomore, inclu ding her own twice,
bounded 36 feet, 4 V• inches Thursday to set another
standard, as host Newport Harbor def cated Corona
del Mar, 76·51, in.a Sea View League dual meet.
"I didn't th ink I'd ever break that," Clayton said
of her previous record (35-7). "It. had been so long,
and I'd come so close ... so I'm really excited about
it. It's nice to finally break 36 feet."
Clayton, who leaped 35-8 last summer at a track
camp, just completed the 300-meter low hurdles, be-
fore taki ng the triple jump runway and breaking the
record on her final attempt. "I fell the adrenaline,
and did it real fast," she said. "Usually, I do my best
on the first jump." ,
Clayton also won the long jump (16-0¥4) and the
300 hurdles (53.8), after her sister, sophomore M.E.
Clayton, forfeited her victory because she missed two
hurdles that were inadvertently placed in the wrong
lane. "Somebody forgot to set them up," said Paul
Curtis, the meet official.
M.E. Clayton, who competes in the same events as
her sister, won the 100 low hurdles ( 16.6).
Mandy Clayton said she enjoys track and field
more this year with her younger sister around. ''She
makes me better, and we keep going back and
forth," she said. "Last week against Irvine, she won
two events and 1 won two, and this week it was two
and two, as well, except for (the mLxup) in the 300
hurdles.
"My mom (Lisa) made up T-shirts, because the
(other) newspapers get us mixed lfp in the results.
My T-shirt says 'Ma. Clayton, 'M.E.'s Sister.'· And
M.E.'s T-shirt says the opposite."
For the Sailors, Tina Bowman won the high jump
(5-3) and Laura Wilson was first in both the shot pu t
(36-lO'h) and discus (120-6).
For CdM. senior distance se nsation Tracy Clark
won the 1,600 (5:18.5) and 3200 (12:26.7), while
sprinter Nicole Albano won the 100 ( 12.9) and 200
(28.1). Melissa Ford and Christy Cummins of CdM
tied in the 800 (2:29.7).
'Homecoming' has been special to ex-Sailor Tayyar County All-ltlr
~ Transfer to Fountain Valley
helped rejuvenate point guard.
BY BAllY PAVLJCNEJ., SPOaTS Wann
F or most high school seniors,
homecoming Is a one-week expe·
rience that includes an extended
Cootball halftime show, the crowning of
a queen, and a Friday night dance.
Homecomin& for Oran1e County AJI ·
Star basketball player Paul Tayyar,
however, has encompassed his entire
senior year.
"h's been fantostic, a areal time,"
Tayyar said of his tran fer from New-
port Harbor Hiah to fountain Valley,
just before classes bcaan last faU .• "It's
been really nice comin1 home."
A Fountain V~lley resident whO at
tended school with future Barons
through the' eighth grade, Tayynr en-
rolled at Harbor, where his mother
works, fot his freshr1tan year.
By the time he was a soph·
omorc, the 6-foot point 1uard
was a varsity starter, corning
All·Newport·Mesa District
and second-team All-Sea
View League laurel\ after AV·
eraging 13.3 points for the
Sailors as a junior.
Sunset League championship.
Tayyar will represent the West in to-
night's 8 o'clock clash with the South in
the Orange County All-Star
Tournament at UO's Bren
Events Center.
But the allure or returnin1
home for his swan song prep
season was too much to re·
sist. And he couldn't be more Paul Tayyar
Displaying the solid ball·
handling, ability to penetrate,
and unselfish passin1 that
combined with his creative
scoring skills at Newport,
Tayyar qulckly became the
prima'ry playmaker for f oun· tam Valley Coach Gordon
Billingsley, who also auides
the West squad tonifht.
pleased with the result~.
"I couldn't ask for a better senior
year," said Tayyar, whO avera,ed 12.1
points and five a ists to help lead
Fountain Valley to Its secon<t straiaht
..
-
"He was the fina piece in
our puzzle," Mid Billinplcy, who relied
upon Tayyar for more scoring when in·
juries sidelined two other starters for
the Cl F playolr1.
"We needed Paul to score more in
the playoffs, and he responded very
well," said Billingsley. who watched
Tayyar average 22 potnts per game-to
lead the Barons to the 1-A quartufi·
nals.
"That was really the first time in
high school I was the scorer," said Tay-
yar, who figures to return to his play-
malcina role toni1ht.
"I think I'm the only guy on the team
who can't dunk," explained Tayyar,
whom Bilhnpley plans to start. "Prac·
tlces have been quite a show, and I
think it's definitely aoina to be an up-
and-down aame. It should be a lot of run."
Tayyar, who will likell play at an Or· •nae County Community Colleac ne"t
season, also said he's lootina forward
to playina his first aame in an arena.
"Probably what I'm rrat esdtcd
about I playing at the Bren," he Mid.
•
...
110 Frtday, March 31, 1986
...... y
Newport Harbor, CdM 1 rls '-8 p at swim relays
LONO BEACH -The Newport Har-
bor and Corona del Mar HJ&h 1irl$ swim-
mlna teams came throuah with some
4'trong performances Thursday at Bclmon1
Plua, a d3y alter their emotional Sea
View League meeting.
The Sailors qualified their 4xl00 free-
style team tor the championship finals on
. S:uurd8)' al the same s11e, with the first
race slated for 7 p.m.
Newport also earned u spot in the 4xSO
butterfly, bre:iststroke and medley relay
consolation events.
Meanwhile, Corona del Mar qualified
five of seven possible teams for lhe conso·
l:ition events on Saturday, missing the
01her two events on disqualifications.
Rancho drops Orange .Cotlt
SANTA ANA -The Rancho Santillgo
College bnseball team rocked Orange
Coast pitching ace Mark Gardner for 13
hits and went on to defeat the Pirates, 6-
2, in an Orange Empire Conference
malchup Thursday.
RANCHO SANTIAGO •, OCC 2
Orlin gt <:o.11 000 020 000-2 5 0
Aanclio S1nllago 001 300 02'1-6 13 1
Ga rdner illnd Y•n1giuwa; Martineau and btr1da,
'ihucllcr (8). W-MartinHu, S-1. L-Cudner, 6-l.
.lO-Zunig" (RSI. 38-Cilon IOCC), Mallu (RS).
Sea Kings stay unbeaten
COLTON -The Corona del Mar High
badminton team upped its record to 9-0
Thursday, topping host Colton High , 15-4,
in a nonleaguc nrntch.
Eric Labasco, Josh Dlack, Tim Wcrtin,
Eugene Want and Jerome Poyyak swept,
a) did girls llingles standouts Allysun
rurncr and California Carlso n.
occ women net victory
COSTA MESA -Sophomore Chris·
1ine Michaels prevailed, 6·3, 3·6, 7-6 (8-6
tic·brcakcr). in a near three·hour singles
match 10 help host Orange Coast College
10 a 61/z-2th Orange Empire Conference
win over Riverside.
LOCAL SCHEDULE
OllAN .. cun •V., •IVlutDI 1'4
~; J.._ (ICC) dtl. ~ •-61 M , -..; ~ (0C0 def,~ 6-J. J-4, 7-6; Muwetl
(ICC> dtf. f,._, M, ':~! tM (OCC} Mt. Kurdt, 6-l.
M1 Dr'ttl tOCO 4-f. w...._ "4, M: ~
(OCO def. C.epood. C.1, M.
Doubffl: \'lldl.t·Kumapl <OCC> tied
JMMPMaxwtll, 2·6, 6-3, 4+S ldarknul);
Mithaelt·LM <OCC> Mt. A.lkn-Wendcf, '-1. 7-5; lYft'l.alney IOCC) Mt. c;,,ywooc1.IC.uf1h, 6-4, 1-'·
In a eommuni1y college men's match:
• In Rivenide, Corona del Mar High
product Roberto Intriago earned the lone
victory for visi\ing Orange Coast, winning
at No. l singles in an 8-l Orange Empire
Conf ercnce defeat by Riverside.
alVIUIDI 1, OUN•I COAST I
stnstes: '"'"'-f «>Co ~. •e~z, '"'· 6-2; Hopn (ltCC) de. Cyp. 6·1, 7-6; Potb IRCC) def.
fergut0n, 6-2l 6-3; Pfi•m (ICC) def. Chrilrfano, 6-0,
6-1; Aytt·Wllll.amt (RCC) def. Nguyt1t by ~~uh;
WillWnJ (ICC) def. Hurilmalln, 6-2. 6-1.
Ooubln1 Hopn•Poth (RCCl dd. lnt~to-Cyp.
5.7, 6-3, 7·5; Ptre.r-Ayer-Willl.amt (RCC) aet.
Nguyen·Hurllm~nn by ck(.1ult.
In a college men's match:
• Southern California College won 3 o(
4 tie·breakcrs and needed each one 10
hold off visiting CaJ Baptist, 5-4, ill a
Golden State Athletic Conference match
at the Costa Mesa Tennis Club.
SOCAI. COLLIOI 5, CAL aAPTllT 4
Sln~les: Johansson CSCC) def. P.addi, 6-1, 7-6; Robbins t.SCO def. Weidenfeld, 6•t, 6-2; Motnltt
(Cl ) de(. Andel, 6-4, 1·6, 7·5; Auld (CB) def. lewis,
6.0, 6-2; Mueller (CB) def. B.aker, 3·6, 6-4, 6·2; Scott
(SCO def. Jamet, 6-2, 6·3.
Doubles: Robblns·foh.anuon CSCC) de(.
Pailly·Wtldcnfeld, 6·2, 6-7, 6-1; Moenter·Auld (CB),
def. Andel·lewie, 6·3, 6·7, 6·2; 8.ak.er·Scott (SCCl
def. Mueller·J.ames, 7-6, 6-4.
In high school boys action:
•Estancia rolled to an 18-0 Pacific
Coast League victory at C.Osta Mesa to
collect its first league win in three outings.
Senior Tom MacDuff ;ind junior Bryan
Lin teamed to win all three sets in dou-
bles, 6·0, for Estancia (4· 7 overall).
HTAHCIA U, COSTA MHA 0
Sindt•: leonard (f) del. Regnier, 6.o. ck(.
Aquilron, 6.0, def. Loza, 6-0; Wydra CE> "'°n, 6-4,
u. 6-0i ltadlNy (f) .... , '"'· '"'· w. o-Met1 MacOulr.&Jn (I) 6tl •........ .c:mno. U. dfl. JoMt·8'0, H, def. s.era)&e¥-Oival, U)
IC.tatn .. lwdeft (f) ~ 6-0, 6-3, "°' w..,..r..,,..,,. (I) ...... "°· 6-J, "'°"
__ ,_.M111
COSTA MESA -Co&ta Mela Hlgh's
Josh Amczol• won the 100 and 200
meters, was on the winriina 400 rtf •)' team
and wai second In the long jump to high·
tight the Mustang boys' 77~-45~ Pacific
Coast League loss to visiting Aliso Niguel
Thursday.
Mesa's Brian Reeves won the hi&h jump
and ran on the 400 relay while freshman
teamma·te Richard Price was second in
both hurdles races.
• ln the girls mee1: Costa Mesa's sqpho-
rnore Ha Dang won both hurdles and the
triple jump, breaking lhe. school frosh-.
sopJl record in the latter with a mark of
31-6V•, but lhe Mustanp fell to visiting
Aliso Niguel, 69·58.
Fellx, Petrina pace Estancia
COST A MESA -Estancia High soph-
omore Chris Felix won lhe 200 and 400
meters, and missed a rare sprint triple by
finishing second in the 100 by one-tenth
of a second in Thursday's Pacific Coast
League dual meet loss to visiting Laguna
Hills, 77-40 .
Felix was also second by 3V• inches in
the long jump, while senior Johann Appell
won 1he 1,600 for Estancia. Junior Frough
Jahid was second in the shot put and
third in the discus for the Eagles.
•In the girls meet: Estanda's Laura
Pct rina eos1ed a personal-best (32-I) to
win the triple jump and added a victory in
the long 1ump (15·31h) for the Eagles,
who fell to Pacific Coast League visitor
Laguna Hills. 93•34. • Eagles handle Allso Nlguel
SAN CLEMENTE -Estancia High's
Mike Perry was 4-ovcr on the difficull par
36 Pacific Club ~olf course to lead the Ea-
gles to a decisive 208-229 Pacific Coast
League victory Thursday over host AJiso
Nipcl.
Rou Nece.uary (41) Jeft Perry and
Pete Knnzik (42) led the top-lour sweep
ror Coach Ar& Perry's fJnt·place aquad,
which lmpl'OYed to 7-3, 4-0 in league.
ltTAllCIA •ea, ALIM NIGUIL II•
1. M. '*"' m, .o; 2. N4\C .. tMY m. 41, '· OI•> 1. Perry (f), ICtUUilt (£), 42; s. {tie) ThompfOfl If).
511\ay (AN), 4.).
In other prep maJches:
• CoroDa del Mar Crcshmcn 5wept the
top five spots to key a 204-234 Sea Kfop
victory <1VCr Sea View Leaiue visitor fr.
vine at the Newport Beach Counlry Clubi
Twin brothers Oreg ond Steve Brooks
sh:sred medalist honors with 4-ovcr rounds
of 40, for CdM (6-5, 1-3). ~
COROU DIL MAit 104,. lltVINI ti4
1. (ti.)'C. lroolit (cdMI. S. lroolct (CdMI. 40; 3.
(tit) W&llidl (CdM), ltrnlt (CdMJ, 41; s. T~ey
(CdM), 42; '-Yau (1)1 44. · •
• A handful of missed pu1t1 and a mis-
fire here and there kept the Newport
Harbor High golf team from upsetting ·un-
beaten Santa Margarita 'in a Sea View
League match at Big Canyon CC.
The visiting Eagles (7.0, 2-0 in league)
took a 200.210 decision, despite strong
play from Sailors Morgan Anderson {4-
over-par 40) and Justin Shapiro (41).
Newport fell to 5-2, 2-2.
I. MAROA! TA 200, NIWPO•T 210
1. Wagner (SMI, 38; 2. Craig (SM), 39; 3. (lie)
Andn1on (NH), fritz (SM), 40; S. (lie) Shapiro (NH),
Dunn (SM), 41.
ln a community college m::itch:
• It was a tough day for Orange Coast
College, as the Pirates endured three loss-
es against visiting Palomar, Cuyamaca and
Saddlcback at Mesa Verde Country Cl ub.
Chris Ny had the top score for Coast at
75.
PAI.OMAR JtO, CUYAMACA Jt4,
IADDU&ACK i91, OIAH•I COAST 408
1. Wen (P), 14; 2. (tit) Cartner (S), Ny (OCC), 7S;
4. Calero (C), 16; 5. (tlel Wh.ang (P), Boast (S),
Nickell CC>, 17. Other OCC SC«H: Artlgllo, 81;
Md<lbbin, 82; Reddin&. 85; Cochrllnt, 8S.
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD SUMMARIES
FULLERTON -Costa Mesa High
. sophomore Sonia Correa doubled in Mel-
issa McDaniel for ahe only run of the
same and the Mustangs (8·3) played Oaw·
lc$s dtfe~ behind pitcher Nilti Mont·
gomery to claim a l·O nonleogue soOb:ill
wln Thursday at Sunny Hills.
Raeme Poyne had two hits for the win-
ners and senior Jcnlllfcr Long nagged ev-
erything down at shortstop.
CO~TA MllA 1, IUNNY HILU 0
Co•ta~a ooo 100 o-• 6 o
Sunny Hllf1 000 000 0-0 3 1
Montg'O'MrY aod Snrd«r: Dean ind Tabutd. W-Moilt~, 5·3. l-Oein. 28-Corru (CM).
In other prep sot'tbatl: •
• Host Mlss1on Viejo High pushed t>ver .
fas secood unearned run of the gnmc in
the bottom of the sixth inning to unlock a
1-1 tic and earn a 2·1 nonlcaguc softbaJl
victory over Newport Harbor (5-4-1).
MISSION VIUO 2, NIWPOIT 1
Newport H1tbot 000 001 0-1 3 3
Mlulon Viejo 001 001 •-2 6 3 Mull~n and Cotulln; Meith, leonlrd (S) and
flvello. W-leona.rd. l-Mulltn, 4·2·1. 18-Balc.tf
(NH).
In a college softball doubleheader:
•Host Southern California College's
Shannon Saylor had nine strikeouts and a
two-run double in a 5-0 first·game victory
over Golden State Athletic Conference
rival Concordia and Amy Lewis capped a
four-h it day with two hits in a 10·0
second-game to lead the Vangu;ird swee p.
IOCAL COLLIOI I, CONCORDIA 0
fi"I game
Concordiill 000 000 O -O l l
SoCal College 030 002 • -S 9 O
Le Sebvre tlnd Kellum; St1ylor, Houslon (6) and l~is ..
W-Sillylor, 13·4. l -le Stb11rt. 18-Lewis l (SCC),
S•ytor <SCQ.
IOCAL COLLIOI 10, CONCOaDIA 0
S.Cond pme
Conco<dia 000 00-0 6 2
SoCal College 440 la-10 10 0
Atmbroster and Kellum; Merrow, Stlyer (4) ilnd
lewis. W-Merrow, 4-0. l-Armbtoster. 38-Vega
(SCQ.
fllOAY .........
Colko'e -C!Mtmonl M11<kl Scolppt at
~II'"" c..li(0<nla Coll•gt, l p.m.
80YS
CDM •a, NIW,ORT HAll80R •I
100-1. Ltt (NH), 11.6; l . Sumner
(CdMl, 11.8; 3. Sh.abbi (CdM), 11.9.
200-1. Lee (NH), lA.6; 2. Hoyt (CdM),
14.8; 3. Sumner (CdMJ, 25.0. 400-1. Hoyt
(CdM), S4.J; 2. Lincoln (NII), 55.6; 3.
Ad.ams (Nit), S6.1. 800 -1. DeZ.ahd (NH),
2:04.2; 2. Rt kers (CdM), 2:06.J; 3 • .Ad•m•
(NII), 2:11.8. 1,600-1. Debhd (NH),
4:34.2; 2. Stingsby <CdM), 4:35.9; J , Van
Olen (Nit), 4:45.7. 3,100-1. Sllngsby
!CdM). 10:10.7: 2, OeZ.ahd (Nii), 10:28; 3.
Tsujimoto <CdMI, 10:30.9. 110 HH-1. loo
(NI I), 16.8; 2. Smith (NH). 18.8; 3. C.ali
(CdM). 18.9. JOO IH-1. HonJ ICdM), 43.l ;
1. Myung (CdM), 44.6; 3. Orhch (CdM),
45.7. 400 rel.ay-1. CdM (Myung, Hoyt,
Orlich, Sumnerl, 47.9. 1 !600 reray -1. CdM
<Myung, Hoyt, Rekers, finn), 3:41.6.
Amczol.a CCMI, 23.S; 2. M. Veg.a (CM), 24.3;
3. CrO'<let (CM), 24.6. 400-1 .~.aufig <ANI,
S4.6; 2. Righter (AN), S6.13: J. A.. Vega
(CM), S6.8. 800-1. Righter (AN), 2: 11.16;
2. ferro (AN). 2:\2.7; J. A.. Vega (CMI,
2:13.85. 1,600-1. ferro (AN), 4:55.1; 2.
Mt-Urtz (AN), 4:SS.9; 3. Friend (AN), 4:56.6.
3,200-1. McCar1ney (AN), 11 :28.7; 2.
friend (AN), 11 :28.9; 3. Logsdon (AN),
11 :29.10. 110 lfH-1. Jones CAN), 16.9S; 2.
Price (CM), 17.S6; 3. htterson (AN), 17.95.
JOO IH-1. Patterson (AN), 46.78; 2. Price
<CM>, 47.87; 3. Good ICM>. so.as. 40
rday-1. Costa Mesa (Amtzola, M. Vega.
Reeves, Call), 49.13. 1,600 relaiy-1. Costa
Mesa <M. Vega, Price, Cumon, Crover),
3:52.75.
(lH), 4:36.1; 3. Cremp (lll), 4:47. 3,200-1.
Nguyen (lH), 10:34; 2. Munoz (f), 10:35; J.
Salpdo ((), 10:52. 110 HH -1. HtrtnlM
(lH), 15.6; 2. Well• tlHJ, 18.1; 3. Varg.u
(E), no tlme. 300 IH -1. HerrniM (lHI,
43.8; 2. Wells (lH), 45.S; 3. funlc (lH).
1:00.8; 3. McCulgan ICdM). 400 relay-1.
CdM (Walden, CArdntt, Chri5lensen,
Weinstein), SJ.8. 1,600 rtllly-1. Newport
Hubor (bdle, Hawillns, Swuberg, Purol,
4:21.8.
(AN), 4-8; J. U. Nguyen (CM), 4·6. LJ-t.
Burchct <ANI, IS·2; 2. Mai (AN), 14-10; J,
Eriruon (CM), 14-9. Tf -1. ti. D;ing ICM),
31·26V•; 2. U. Nguyen (CM), 32-0; 3. Mai
(AN), 31.0. SP-1. Sale.ti (CM), 30-6'/•; 2.
Lee (AN), 29-01.l; 3. T. 0Ang (CM),
26·11Y•. OT-1. lee (AN), 101 ·8; l . Sakill
(CM), 85·7'/•; Eckeostam (CM), 68· 11 Y•·
lllgll tthool -U T0<0 .i N...,po<t
llAlbot, l:IS p.m ; Coton• dtl Mat v•.
Wuudl.,idgt ii Wind•-,., ... J:U pm:
hw...ta 11 ~sun• kath .• l :IS p.m.: COil• "•u •t Al•.., ''"'u..t, J 1S ,.lft. ... , .....
Community Lo"*&• -~" Wot II o •• " .. (OM\, ) p.m.
O•lf
Commuftily coU..p -0.An&• Couc "'
f .,fl.t1°", "1 WHl.l<A H1fh, 9 o1..m
, ..... 1.
ttlp 1<hool -Woo<lbtldp ii~
11.,11<>,, l p.m.; S1nu 1'WS'•lu •I Cornn•
<kl Mlf, l:U p.m,
V•ll.-,t.•11
Colkoi• mu -Sovthttn CMilorni•
Col .... ct..b ... .,,. 41 l'ol..C lom4 NAUfltM,
110 p.m.
Commu"lty toll .. Ct ....,, -,.ua.,... •I
O••nl• CCM•I, 1 p.m.
Hl,h Khool boyt -Ll"1N tlillt •I
hl.aroci._ 4:l0 p.m.; CO'La Mtu II Alo'6
"''~· 4:>0 ,,,,,.; COIOflA 41«1 MM ..
NtwpO<f twbot, ''O p.m.
........ u
lllgl\ edwlol boyt -Ot.angt County
~l·SUI To•mwnt'nl !South v•. W••O. at UC
ln-ltot, I p.m.
HJ -1. ferntr (CdM), 6-0; 2. Benzinger
(Nit), S-10; 3. Acuff (CdMJ, S·8. LJ -1.
Bowne lCdM), 18·91/1; l . lff (NH), 1Mti1;
3. Hong (CdM), 17·71/•. TJ-1. Bowne
CCdM), J8-10V•: 2. loo (Nit), 37-91/1; 3.
Acuff (CdM), 3 7-2. PV -1. K.apsoff (NH),
12-0; 2. Johns (NU), 10-6; J. Slromp (NH),
9-0. SP-1. Nichol1 (CdM), 50·5 t/•; 2. Reese
(NH), 46·7'/J; 3. Pepk (N II), 44·10. DT -1.
Moure.aux (Nit), 130·10; 2. ~rts (Nit),
12._.lh; l. leese (NH>. 110-0.
A. NIGUIL 71'11, COSTA MISA 45'1a
100-1. Ameiota (CM), 11.S; 2. Crossett
<AN>, 11.7; 3. Crover (CMI, 11.8. 200-1.
llJ-1. Reevef (CM), S·IO; 2. luhy (CM),
5·10; Trayla.r (Lli), S-10. l)-1. Tr~ylu (AN),
20-9; l. Ame.lOla ICM), 20·6; Sou (CM),
11·11 '12. TJ-1. Tr•ylu (AN), 38-10'/1; 2.
Moore CAN), 38·0•n; l . Pallerson (AN),
37·6'1!. PV-not contested. SP-I. Jord~n
(AN), 43·31/l; 2. Pittludi (AN), 39-5; 3.
Archuldta (CM), 38·8¥•. OT -1. Jord.an
(AN), 123-0V•; 2. Johnston ICM), 118·10'/J;
J . Pittluck (AN), 111.0V•.
LAGUNA HILU 77, llTANCIA 40
100-1. McCr~w (LH), 11.1; 2. feli11 (E),
11.l; 3. lle>s.ales (E), 11 .s . 200-1. Felix (El,
23.3; 2. Gogh.an ClH). 2J.7; 3. lloules <El.
23.7. 400-1. felb1 (E), 56.7; 2. Ll~un.a
Hills; 3. VarpJ IE), 57.5. 800-1. Min• lltl),
2: 11; 1. Phaff (lH), 2: 11.8; 3. Bello IE>,
2:20.1. 1,600-1. Appell (f), 4:3J; 2. Miiier
48.2. 400 relay-1. Laguna Hiiis, 50.6. 1,600
retay-1. htanda ~ppell, Kowalski, Bello,
Muno~, 3:55.
lfJ -1. funk (l H), 5· 1 O; 2. Wilds (lH),
5-6; oo lhird. tJ-1. Osel·frimdong (LIO,
11·'/•; 2. feli• (fJ, 20.9; 3. Rosales (f),
18·8~. TJ-1. Osel·frlmdong (Liii, '1.01/J;
l. Phan (lH>. 39·9; 3. Binder (Ut), 37·11.
PV-not contested. SP-1. Haines (lH).
43·2; 2. Jaihid (£), 42·11 Barcelo If), 40-2. OT-1. Haines (lH), t 18-&•h; l . Ahara (E),
107·1V•; 3. Jahid (E), 106-9.
OllU
NIW,ORT MAR80R 76, CDM 51
100-1. Albano (CdM), 12.9; 2. Hauu
ICdM), 13.3; 3. Kc.nl INH), 13.4. 200-1.
Albano ICdM), 28.1; 2. P11to <NH), 28.7; 3.
Gardner <CdM) 29.2. 400-1. Puro (NH),
1:02.9; 2. Hai~n• (NIO, 1:0J.7; 3. Gardner
(CdM), 1 :OS.S. 800-1. FOfd (CdM) and
Cummins (CdM), 2:29.7; 3. bdlce (NH),
2:33.1. 1,600-1. ct.ark (CdMI, 5:11~; 2.
Swarberg (NH), 5:32.4; 3. Mc>rpn (UIM),
5:49.13. 3,100-1. Oatk (CdMI, 12:26.7; 2.
Thiel (NH), 12:46.3; J, Hafer (CdM),
12:56.1. 100 lH-1. M.E. Cayton INH),
16.6; 2. ~Clayton (NH), 1,.7; 3.
Goldenberg (NH), 17.S. 300 tH-1. Ma.
Clayton (NH), 5J.8; 2. S1even1 (CdM),
HJ -1. Bowman (NH), 5·3; 2. H.auke
(CdM), 4· 1 O; 3. Badorck (NH), 4-8. lJ -1.
M.a. C1o:iyton (NH), 16·0V•; 2. Albano (CdM),
1 S·Bt/J; 3. M.E. Clay1on (NH), 1 S· H'•. TJ-1.
Ma. Cayton (Nii), 3f>-4V•; 2. MJ. Clayton
(Niii. ll·2'h; 3. ltauke (CdM). 32·i''h.
SP-1. Wilson (NH), J6· 101/J; 2. ltOUS$tt
(NH), 36·2'h; 3. He;ads (NH), 33-4. OT -1.
Wilson (NH), 120·6; 2. Heads (NH),
119·91/J; 3. Rou11t'l (NH), 117·10.
ALllO NIGUIL 6t, COSTA MUA II
100-1. Crovtr (CM), 13.0; 1. Headfeld
(AN), 13.S; 3. fruien (AN), 13.6; 100-1.
Franzen (AN), 27.8; l . Crover (CM), 22.8; J,
M. Nguyen (CM), 19.S. 400-1. Fnnttn
(AN), 1:02.9; 2. Htrbceneon (AN), 1:06.3; 3.
M. Nguyen (CM), 1:10.6. 800-1. Vain de
Walker (CM), 2:30.29; 2. IClm (AN), 2:41.9;
3. franz (AN). 2:43.6. 1,600-1. aadwu
(AN), 5:58.4; 2. Trott ~N), 6:05.16; 3.
Dolloff (CM), 6:25.J,3,200-1. Speirs (AN),
13:26; 2. R.adwan <ANI, 13:26.10; 3. Trott
(AN), 13:32.69. 100 IH-1. H. D.ang (CMJ,
18.91 2. Herbsoit (AN), 19.S; 3. Brackett
(CM), 19,6. 300 H -1. H. Dang (CM),
59.04; 2. M.akabll (AN), 1 :01.41 ; 3. Bradcct
(CM). 1:09.J7. 400 rcelay-t. Co.ta Men
(Crovtr, T. Nguyen, M. Nguyen, Schroederl,
55.93. 1,600 rtlay-1. Alit0 Niguel, 4:45.6.
Hf -1. Simonds (CM), 4-10; 2. Hohla
LAGUNA HILU 93, ISTANCl.A 34
100-1. N. Burke (ltf), 13.1; 2. T. Burke
(Ui). 13.6; 3. Tricmtn (Lii), 13.7.100-1.
Boykin (LH ), 27.6; 2. T. Burke (Lit), 28.S; 3.
Jhnentz (f), 30,6. 400-1. Boykin {Ui),
1 :OJ; l . Chenowhh (LI I), 1 :09; 3. Ollila lE),
1:15. 800-1. Kuchcztn1h (£), 1:46; 2.
llagen (lH), 2:48.7; 3. Chen (LI t), l:SO.
1,600-1. Schekrtl (ltl), 5:52.4; 2. Hagen
(lH), 6:08.7; 3. Scrok (lit), 6:12. 3,l00-1.
Martlnez (E), 12:48; 2. C. Ching (lH), 13.24;
3. Ching (ltO, 13.38. 100 Ll l-1. lnour
tlH), 16.3; 2. Burke (UI), 17 .9; 2. Cerard
llH), 18.6. 300 IH -1. Inoue (lFtJ, 51.9; l .
C. lurb (LH), 56.S; J. Declcer ((), Sll.1. 400
rel.ay-1. Llgun.a Hills, 57.1. 1,600 relily-1.
btanda 4:56.
HJ-1, H.antef (LH), 5·1; l. fielder ((),
4-10i 3. Weidert CLHI, 4·8. lJ-1. Petrin"
(f). 15·3•/J; 1. Roper (lH), 15-0¥•; 3.
Trdnen (lH), 14-11. TJ -1. Petrin~ (E>,
32-1; 2. D«lcer (f), 29-11; 3. Nguyen (LH),
la.?. SP-1. Hanttf tlHl, 31·t1: 2. Mundis
(lH), 23·3; 3. lenson llH>. 21·7. OT-I.
Mundis (LH), 92·S'h; 2. llaneef (ltO, 84·1 I;
3. O'Connor llHl, 84·11.
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PUBLIC NOTICES IN AN EXISTING APART· Al hsted by the 1tUClf, all lnttrtll therein llld the AT THE PUBLIC HEAAINQ Trualfft to Mftct lttmt nett under the Flctltlous 1bOW on: JanuafY 1995 abOVt on: nJa Thl1 llatoment was llled MENT BUILDING, ANO A other bualn•H name• and llmt 1peclntd In auc:h no-OESCRIBEO IN THIS NO-and/or MNICff Whicl} In B1.11ln•11 Nam•(•I U1lod Deck Coating Pfoductt. e111on Ultl• wtlh th• County Cl11k of VARIANCE FROM PARK· addrttHI used by lht Uc• for payment of IUCh TICE OR IN WRITTEN lht In their opinion will bt11 1bove on: 7·31-93 Inc., Homa Ebfahlml. Presl· Vernon A. Johnson This Orange Counly on FtbfV-PUBLIC NOTICE ING REQUIREMENTS, LO-Hiier wllhln lhrH yurs be· f1e1 having expired wUI bt CORRESPONDENCE DE· aerv• the nHdl of the 011• Orange blostom Limited dent 11atement WH liltd with ary 23, 1995. --.,-~---=--=,...,.,..,..-I CATED AT 1110 VICTORIA IOfe that date auch U1t Wll sold at public auction by LIVERED TO THE PL.AN· t11ct. Partnttahlp, E. Robert Be-Thll llallmtnt wat flied lht County Clerk of Oronge ' F4'37083 a:~~i.cg ~~~~Gg~~ STREET IN AN R2 ZONE tenl °' dtllvtred lo the INSTORAOE ANAHEIM. lo-NINO COM~SSION AT, Det•d thle 20th day rend1, Jr. with the County Clerk of County on Febfuaty 09, Publlthed Newport Beach·
MESA PLANNl"'O COM ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· buyer a11: CAO VEN· cattd at 1n& W. Penhall OR PRIOR T • THE PUB-Of Merch 1tll Tnl1 atatement wu tiled Orange County on March 1095 Coata Mell Dally Piiot ,. . MINATION: EXEMPT. TURES. INC., 17831 Way. County of Or~. UC HEARING. • • with Che County Clerk of 10 1095 F4'38825 MISSION AT THE CITY '· TENT.4TIVE PARCEL Skypatk Circle. Sulit I<. Ir-St•I• of CallfOfnla on tne 1. Pl.ANNING ACTION PA-•11 Petftck Quinn, Orange County on Mareh ' . F839S43 Publl•hed N B ach· March 17, 24, 31, April 7.
HALL. n FAIR DRIVE, MAP S.9S-107 FOR TAIT & Vine, CA: CAO VENTURES, 5th day Of Apc'll t995 at 9$-22 FOR DONALD w. PurchHlnv Av•nt 13. 1995 9WpOl1 e 1995.
COSTA MESA, CALIFOR· ASSOCIATES/LARRY INC., 14131 Franklin Av· 11·oo arn.T11m1forthtaalt SHAW, AUTHORIZED Publlahtd Ntwporl • . F139877 PUbllshtdNtwportBeach· Colla Mtll Dally Piiot 1305
NIA, AT 6:30 P.M. OR AS WALKER, AUTHORIZED enue. Tualln. CA 92880 ~. ca1h only. Sal• aubJ.a AGENT FOR JACKBILT, B11ch-C0111 Meaa Dally p bll h d N por1 B h· Coal• MtH Dally Piiot March 10. 17. 24, 31, 1995.
SOON AS POSSIBLE AGENT FOR D'ARCY HAY· The namH end buslneaa 10 cancaUatlon. Landford INC. FOA CONDITIONAL Pllol Match 24, 31 , 1996. Cu 1
1 ~ •w 0 11 •;~ Morch 17, 24, 31, April 7, F282 PUBLIC NOTICE
THEREAFTER ON MON· MAN TO SUBDIVIDE ONE addrn111 of lht buyer art: rtHIVfl the rlghl to bid. USE PERMITS FOR EX· oa 1 eu a y ot 1995. PU OAY, APRIL 10. ,1995 RE· PARCEL INTO lWO LOTS ROBERT A.. and EIL£fN R. Below It • All ol name• cess BUILOINO HEIGHT F325 Match 24, 31, April 7. 14, r.>oo BLIC NOTICE Flotltlou• ~t~;t:,tcl~~:>NFS~uow. r,~cl~o1 u~~op.:.:tfLE~ ~~G~~:.N·A11~!7 VI~~: ~ar~:Cn;::'i21& ~~E~Ee:Rt~o~~: ~~ PUBLIC NOTICE 1995. F323 PUBLIC NOTICE c'!.91218222 su;~~~=~:;n•
IF ANY OF THE FOUOW· FOR THE DEVELOPMENT CA 92656 Annelle Cztpkay 1230 CONJUNCTION WITH cna1217988 rlctltloua TM following persons art
INO ACTIONS ARE CHAL· OF NO MORE THAN 3 The assoll to be aold art suianne Coller ;238 CONSTRUCTION OF A 2-Flctltloua PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua Bueln•H Hem• doing bu1lne11 11:
LENOEO IN COURT, THE CONDOMINIUM UNITS ducr1bed In general aa: IN· Ollve Bladea Jim Sandia STORY 80,950 SOUARE 8ualneH Nam• ltal•ment All CAEATUAES CAAE CHA~L£NGE MAY BE UM· LOCATEO AT 1581 ""OR: VENTOAY ANO EQUIP· 2205 ' FOOT INDUSTRIAL BUILD· BuatnoH Name CNS 1280112 llat•m•nt Tl\t toUowlng pe11on1 ate COTTAGE, 1912 Herbor
ITEO TO ONLY THOSE IS· ANGE AVENUE ANO lllO MENT and art k)c:ated at: Scol\ Obftntkl 222T ING FOA OS~1 ANO FOR ltatenMnt Flotltloua The following pet10n1 llt doing bu1lne1111: Blvd., Co111 Mell, CA
SUES SOMEONE RAISES NEWPORT BOULEVARD IN 17831 Skyparlt Clrclt, Sulit Brian Battt, 2i35 SHARED DRtvEWAY AC-The lolloWlng ~on1 art Bueln .. e Nam• doing bu1lne1111: REcrENCV PLAZA HOTEL.. 82821
AT THE PUBLIC HEARING R2 ANO C2 ZONES EN· K, trvlne, CA 82714 Paul Guevata 2257 CESS, LOCATED AT 1865 dolnQ bt.lllne11 u . ltat•m•nt SPIKE AFRICA SAILING 850 Town Center Orlve, Gregory Wright Hickman, DESCRIBED IN THIS NO-VIRONMENTAl OETER· The busln .. 1 name used Tim LAwfi, 31'27 MAC ARTHUR BOULE· PEAR T1'EE LIMITED The follOWfng Pf™>N art CHARTERS, 507 Orange Ste. 1910. Costa Mtaa, CA 208 Roch111tr, Co111
TICE OR IN WRITTEN MINATION: EXEMPT. by the Mlltt al that loc• Oreg Wulle, 3t45 VARD IN AN MP ZONE. PARTNERSHIP, 1100 doing bualntn at: Ave., Newport Beach, CA 92820 Mtaa, CA 92627 CORRESPONDENCE OE· 5. TENTATIVE PARCEL lion 11: CAO VENTURES. Jtf'lt Palftn. 3221 ENVIRONMENTAL OETER· OVAil STREET, SUITE 200. Sun COUI Flnancl•I 112663 POP Hc>l•I Corportllon Jean 01mu1 Pateo, 11112 LIVERED TO THE PLAN· MAP S·t5-1 t4 FOR BRIAN INC. • John Molnar, 4108 Ml NATION : NEGATIVE NEWPORT BEACH, CA Group, 4041 MacArthur Monllca Sloan, 507 Orange {Callfoml1). MO Town Ctn-Harbor Blvd., Coata M .. a, ON~~RICOAOMT~S~l?eN p~!· DARROW, AUTHORIZED The anticipated dale of Ptttf Olagola, 4'11 DECLARATION (AVAll• 11;~R TREE LIMITED Boulevard, SUltt 199.1. New-Ave., Newport Beach, CA ft< Drlv!1 Sulla1910, COtlo 92827 ' · ..-AGENT FOR OARROW·THE ltit bulk aalt 11 Afrll 20, Pamtll Taylor, 4t32 ABLE FOR REVIEW FOR port Beach, CA 92000 92663 Mtaa, "-" 921120 Thia bu1lnt11 II con•
UC HEAAING. FRAMING CORPORATION 11195 •• the otflct 0 JOHN Irma BIUNer, 4148 20 DAYS AT THE PLAN· r.':1~~~s~RT~~rsAHOA Walmer Financial Corpora· Robert Olaon, M.D .• 204 Thi• bu1lnt11 I• con-d\Jettd by: a general part· t. PL.ANNING ACTION p~ TO DIVIDE EXISTING F. NOLAN, 880t IMnt Cen-Gwy Hemandll, 41to NINO DIVISION). IP, llon, Calllomla CMPQfallon, Via San "-"'° Ntwpon ducted "y:. corpor11Jon nerahlp
95-20 FOR VNE DEVELOP· PROPERTY INTO TWO ,.,. Drive, Suitt 1500, IMne, Si.vt ~. 41H FOA FURTHEA INFORMA-~Jes~ ~~RN ~V· 4041 MacArthur Boultvatc1, Beach, CA 112&83 Tl\• fl(lllllant(I) com-Tht reglatranl(I) com-
MGENT.T INOAC. AGIJTHE EORRtZ0E,P PARCELS (VARIANCE CA 112718 Pet., Andr*, 4208 TION ON THE A90V! AP· V~A,8tll 1.. • E· Sun. 100, Newpon Beech, Thia buelntu 11 con-manc:ed to trannc1 bull-"*"Ced lo lrantacl b\JIJ. A EN F N ..... FROM LOT WIOTH RE· Thi• bulk Hit IS 1ubftCt o.ni .. t<tay 4208 PUCATIONS, TELEPHONE • CA 112eeo dl.lcitd by· a general part· ,,... Undtt lht FlctltlOUI ntll undtt the Flctitlou• ERTSON FOR VAAIANCES OUIRl!MENTS APPROVED to CalllOl'nlt Uflllorm CQm. Judy Hunter 4211 7&4-6245 OR CAU. AT THE Thlt buelntu It con. Thi• bu•lnau I• con-netthlp . Bualntu Namt(I) llattd 8u1lntu Nam•(•) lilltd
FAOM GUEST PARKING, FOR THESE TWO LOTS mtrctal Code Section Mary Martl~z. 4242 OFFICE OF THE PLAN· ducted by: an llmlted pa11, ducted by: t corporallon Tl\t reglatrenl(I) com-above on: 12·18-94 above on: 8·1-85
BACK-OUT REOUIAl!MENT UNOEA PA·915.0tl, LO-8100.2. TModort Gorkln 42to NINO DIVISION. ROOM net•hlp Tht regl1trant(1) com. menc:td lo tranaact bual· PBP 11ottl CCf'porallOf\, t Qrtgory W. Hlclcman (25 FEET REQUIRED; 22 CATEO AT 2450 ohANOE If IO ll.lb)ect' \M namt Maly~ HatrlaOn, 43\0 200. 77 FAIR DRIV!, Th• rtglllrant(I) com-mtnced lo tfllnHCI bull· ,,. •• undtr the Fictlllou• CA Corp .. 8hlkhubhal Patti Tl\I• •laltmtnl was llltd
FEET 8 l~~ .. HfsS..-r PR2,; AVENUE IN AN R1 ZONE. and add•tfl 0 lht '*'°" ,Hll.,y CuMlnoham, 4312 COSTA MESA. CAUFOR-mtrlC'!J:, ~:~-·~ nt .. Undlf the FlcllllOUI Bullntll Name(•) Haled Pr .. ldenl Wltt'I the County Clttlc Of POSEO), R......... ...BA ...... ENVIRONMENTAL DETER-With WhOm claims may bl Jon Griffin. 432'5 NIA. ""' ..... u..,,,. Bu1ln111 Name(•) lltted ~on: JuM '· fll90 Thi• ltatem.nt Wll n1ecs Otangt COYllty on Match REQUIREMENTS (20 FEET MINATION: EXEMPT. filed la JOHN F. NOi.AN, Slndtl ei.cs.i, 4338 Publlahtd NtWP-Orl Bu1ln"1. NOIM(I) lllltd above on: 311.m ~Sloan With lht County ClM1c of 21, tll9S. REOUIRED: 14 FEET PRC> FOA FURTHER INlfOAMA-IOOI Wine c.nter Drive, Olga Irma Mollnaf 4340 81Kh-Co1&a M ... Dally tbo'tt on. 7-31"3 w""* ~ CcfDor• Aobttt Ollcn Onnot ~ty on Maret\ FM071t POSED~ A.NO SIDE SET· TION ON THE ABOVE Al'· Sult• 1800, IMnt, Ca.llfor· AN Mattlnn. 430iA Ptlot March 31, 11115 ,.., Tr .. Urnltect ,.,,,,.,_ llon. Walt« T. Doxey, Pre .. Thlt llllemerlt WU flltd 11, 1095. PubUthed Newpott 1Meh-
8ACK EQUIREMENTS Jt PUCATIONS, TELEPHONf nit 11271• and tilt la1t dat• Renee Ann Howatd, 4377 '342 •hip, E. AOblft httnda, ldtnl wflll the County Clttk OI P840171 Coal• M•H Dally Piiot ~~~,~~~re~~ 3 lgN· 764-524& OA CALL AT THE ':' .r•nne clalma •hall bt CM• Kal•hl,!i_437• PUILJC HOTiCI Jfh11 •tallment wH flltd Thi• 1ta1"'*'' wa• 111ecs Otano• C®ntv on M11ch PubU.n.d Newport a .. ch· Match 24, 31, Aptll t, 14,
J UNCTION WITH A e.UNIT OlfFtCE o' THE PLAN· i:sJn!:· 19115 't,~h 11 the JamM Oon VtVO•· H, 43'Q with the County Clark of with the ~ty Clerk of 10, 19115. coata Miit Dally Piiot 111115 RESIDENTIAL CONDO-NINO DfVISION.AOOM 200, .... eta •• ~fled or.:,.,_ Ult Doyjd Adatna, 4"3K NOTIC• TO Orange CountV on March Orange County on March J8'8142 March 24, 31, A$>rll 1, 14, • f3~0
MINIUM OEVELOPMENl' 7'1 ,AIR Df!..~1.. ·COSTA \I ,,..... • ' D.,..,.. Yodet, 430 CONTRACTORI 13, 1tll5. 21• 19115 Publl1htd Nftl)Olt 8-.cf\. 1111$, LOCATED AT 120 23RD MESA. CAUFUWl!A. Date~ ll8rOh U, Donna Hayward, 5a3J IHV•TINQ •101 HiH78 P940811 Cotta Mt1e Dally Pilot '32 Whe1her you're buying
STRUT IN A Ct ZONE Publleh•d New~ort tNI lhatt l.lwfa, 5231 NOTICE 1$ HEREBY p .......... AA N •· l'ubll1htd Ntwp0f1 8eac:~ March 17 24 31 .._.II 7 I Of H411ng. Claaalfled S.ach.Coata .,.... Dally llOaUT A. a"uooa. K4Wln Of.on, f2AS ....,...,..., .wpott uwach-C I M Dall P I 1 ' ' ' ~ • PUILIC .... OTICI (R2·HD AEOUEITEO). E,.. Piiot March 31, 11195 .. AN •• L. ... " Valerie ,o.t• 5287 GIVEN th.at the Board of Co11A MH• Diiiy Piiot o•. ... y I 0 1"5. " coven all your nffd•I VIAONMENTAL DUER· F3'43 • • .>erry M"11n Al/TO Tru11 .. t or lh• Fovnlaln Maleh 2A :u Apfll 1 14 March 31, April 7, 14, 2f, '301 "°tttleue MINATION: EXEMPT. HUOQllMAN David Moroin AUTO Valley School Dlatrlol of Or· ' , • • IMS
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AUTHORIZED AGENT f<>A onatteoeH Match it. 1tts Piiot March 25 31 '"'· dUdlng a.oo 111.M. Af>fll s. •"ILIC NOTtc• PUIUC MOTICI Fl•Utleu1 ~ IOllOWlng pertont •• AIA PARCCL fOUf\ ANO NOTtCa TO F3'40 ' ' W7' 19K et the Ol1ll1c1 luJt. ,.v ir. 8u11Mee Ne9M doing bualnett u :
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SOUARI! FHT 01' COM· IHO, •10., NOTICI OP UL• Puiuo HEAAINOi WIU. At 1hll Umt, d•t•, end .......... ....... The tolOWlf'I PtftoOt .,. PROGRHllVI . "NAM· Ana, CA IZ1'0t
'MV\CIAL Dtv!LOPMlNT ltOI u .c .c1 In accordance wllh 1ht I! HELD l'I' THI COSTA. pl~. bid• WI-bt publicly 11111•••"' c1olna ~ .. : CIAL IOLUTIONI 1&21 ,•ni. L L.alnl-Hlll'I. 1111 AT METf40 POIHTf AITAIL • .., .. Ne. CAO-f prollf~ of hc:tJon 21100 MflA PlANNINO COM· oPtned end read aloud for The~ pereona art DICIC 'L.IX WATIA• ...._ Verde Ofw9 Iott ..!.,O!,klht<t, Tu1t1n. CA
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PUmJCIOTICI ':'.e.CAJ:. 111~ Doi-Thi• ltaltmlnl w .. Ill.a -. p._. -. IAAlrUtMnt No. 21.1995 JllOWI aood cauM why .,_R£CORO£D IN BOOK 4, PAGf•• ..-. YIM .... ad-hpa:t..:r,....... Aaal ..... W..._fllrOfltt ....... ohln T.,r9Ca, C0tone dtl O',lh U'9Couneounty a.11c °' ... 70lS'71, d Qld OlllcW Sl~fO ROOHEY l PAllRIS?i rt tTloold not Otllll .,. ., Of MtSCELLMEOlJS ~ .... Mii oe-. c..... .,.,. .,., .._ .. -----"""0 ••illlliee...... M•, CA 92e2S anga ty on Mll'ch 9'-dt. wlH S.11 on Tiits 11ai.mtflt w» llled wtt11 11Ull0t1ty RECORDS Of ORAN ............. I,.,,,, ft CM Hurt ptl tl'lfn four ..,..... ,.-O
;..-.. Tl'llt bu11n ... II ~o,.. 11• 1"'· cwoel1tll!hllll<I Nnfthftont lht COunty ct11• Of 01\AHGf A H(AAING on lht ptl!llon COIJNIV. CAllfORHIA AM ,... PfOPl"Y .. ..._ ....... "°"' ct. 4.ee &loeaPllll lll•CMl'W: ~ P9f90N .,. d~ed by. hulbanct llnd FMOU7 ....,.. lo llMI County County on Marell 6. 1995 .. tit lltkt on •• 20. 1995 lHAl PORTION Of T aMva .. ...,..,.., .. M : ~t .. ~~ •• -,, .... 7 JlllilJlt '~
fN ~ ... Wiie P~ ~ hlCh-C~ .. 100 Civic Cen. NOTICE This r1et111ou, Name t 45 PM kl o.ot No 703 10 SOIJTH£ASTERLY 20 r(£T 21121 C...-0rtw......... _.._... .., -!ft Oflm-~ (..,,._, '"' = WNIHIA eUIU>INQ Tht rtgl11J•nl(•) com-Colla M•H Dally Piiot .. Drive WH I S!'llll Ana, Sllltment nplr .. 111/1 r•¥• II 341 Tiit C1IV Otlilt SANTA AHA AViNU( AOJOIN .... CA..a. ...... 1100 of ._ ... -1.1•• ~
H lampaon L•n•' mtnced lo lttnlact butJ. Mitch 24, 31 Aptjl 1, 14 ~ 9t 1<00 p M . "' P'lbllc lrom lllf dalt It was llltd Iii °'' Otenot.CAt2tU•IS71 ING SAID lOT IN TH{ NORTH TtMt Ulldetllgl!M Trwtta c.lfomlefi'rob•• Colle. SUt•. '"""' oo•cw•u• .. ~1~11n91on ., .. ~h. CA ""' undtt lht Flctlllout 1095. • • .ualon, to tilt hi1Jhftl bid-Office ol lh• County Clelk A lltW tnou OBJECT lo lht arlfll· WEST A8AHDONEO frY ORDf ctlec .... .,,, •••t fOf tha 1'fne fOf rilng ; ru ~1 Bualntu. Na mt(•) ll1ted f318 dtt for cath (f"!y;.ble el tht Fichllout 8utlnm N.tmt S~lt lno of lht ptlltlon, Y011 shOllld Of THE BOARD Of SUPERVI any IMOffeetfteet '1f CM c:Wmt will not tlq:llrt Income tor 11e-21.D27:at2
r;iY 8lt10ll. 1'7151 Samp. = :;, ~:io ~ ~!'.:, 1";.'~~~ tntnt mutt bt ltltd btlOlt lh•t 1POt¥ II !ht htaltnQ and SIMI SORS Of ORANGE COUNTY :'c::'..on --~ ~ Wort four months Ollbur...Nft. IOI' lie,_..
ton Lane,1 _ _l:tunt1ngton .,., .. Muon PUBLIC NOTICE right, lllle, •ntf lrittrnt con-time Tiit 1"'111of11111 atltemenl our ~ Of 1111 wrltt.tn CAl.lf'ORNIA. RECORDED 1 eny, ehOWl'I '*•· I.Id =·~~~ dett 2'2,IH.2itt
eetth. CA trl0o41 Thi• elattmtnt w "'Ytd to •11d now ilOiJ by 11 dou not of ffsttt 11111\orla Ille ObjeCtlOflt wlOl lht cou1t tltlOlt BOOK 10. PAGt 295 Of MIN ..,. wtl ... ,,..... __,. YO MAY l)(AM.. '*• ~ fllt lie*"" 11oumary K. Bartoli, with lht Coun ~ filed 'lotltloue vnc1tw utd °'""'of Truaf In Utt In lhls t!*lt ol a Fictitious IN llMlillg Vou1 lf)PUl"1Qt UTES or THf BOARD or SU wtc'*'t cOYINftt oJ Wflf· die _.ate ln IOCOrdlnee wlll ...
t1751 Sampeon Lant, Otange Colj(lty ty on ~.~~ Buttneee N•m• tti. P'°'*'Y 11111;,tf>d In Ulld Busllles• Namt In vlolfllon ol miy tit In '*'°" OI by your PERVISORS Of OAAH =· HPfHNd Of ~ If« the11• '-llV ~ ~ 511Wntnr fOf "' Ytlr
Huntington Beach, CA 11y 28, 1995 lt•t.•mant Countv.rwt Slrth• hetttlnafter \!It 11g1111 of lllOllltr undtf !tot~. COUNTY, CAllfORNIA, EXClPT , feptdlnf tttt., oourtint.C.:-.: the • OlicMlbtf 31 1994.
02°'47 ~H832 The lollowlng ptrtOnt are «*«hd. R"nl propef1y H ederlf. S"lt. or ooinmon liW If OU AllE A CREOITOR Of ING llltRfFROM THE SOUTH po9Nttlon, °' MCUM-::::... ,._, "191 ... to flt lntuu11a com:
Thll bu1lntH It con-Publl h d N 7 dol!'S! buslneu u : ITIOf• fully descr\l1<1d on uld See Stctlon 14400 II UQ • I COllllnOtlll c:rtdltOt of tilt EASTERLY 510 fEET Tiit PIOCI l1nncta, eo PllY tht ,. wtth if.a -.rt a f911N1 minion«, pursuant lo ft dUeltd by: tola PfOptltlOt" C • e ewi>Ort 8~Aeh• COMPLETE PET CARE Dtfd o1 Ttut1 A.P. Num-llntst tnd Professions dtcentd. you must fill your ttly address and o!Nr comm Nlnlnt PfJnclpM -al ....... fff ..... "9tttt W. tllMir. V1i1t ......
thlp Olla Meta Dally Piiot SERVICES, 23372 VI• Mt: f36.ta.079 ode) • • clalm wlll'l lht COUii and mall detlQnallon II any ol Iha I the note(•) MC)ll'M bY Nodeeof"-tllna of... ...
Tht r1gl11rarttl•) com-March 10. 17, 24, 31. 1995. Ro~a. Mission Viejo, CA Pur•uitnt to tho provl.lt>o• lnl fifing co~ lo lhe Pt'SOl'llC ltl>(tun!J. property de5dlbtd ;,,ow IS pur Utd o..d a1 Tnaat, With I~ .., .,..,,.. ~ W • ...,.., ....._
mtt1ced lo traniact bUtl· n68 92691 ot C•ltfoml• CQffimo1cilll Newport Btaoh·Cosla Mesa IM aooolnted by \tit COUI ted I• be 1670 SANTA Int., .. , tt\tfeon at pt~ of ~ ..... « of llllfy 1110 undtr lht Flctitlou1 . Clll Oouglu Seaholm ~ SKOon 9501(4)(•)(11) c~m110 261060 Mat Within· four monlfis l1om 111' PO<• 0 vldM 1n Mid n0t8(1), act-,..,..,. Nlwpoit BtlCll Cotta Mell
Su•lnH• N1ma(1) u~ PUBLIC NOTICE 23372 Via Ro~a. MIHlon Trvat'"' hereby elec;i• fo rn:. 101714 31.199' dateollluttssuancuflef'le11as:VE26~~~h• CO~T=A ~~s:. C vMeta, ff any, undtf the :V ~ t '=: CH301!>4825321 M•
1b0"9 on: 1-3'95 Viejo, CA 92691 elude In lhs non.judlclel p10Yl4td In secllon 9t00 of th un '' ,..., ius temi• al UM Dead or 11/0o1 the Cellf41ftM 27)1.29.30.31. 1995 Tony eartoU Flctltlout Janae Deann• $HhOlm fOfeclosure ot Ille f!slAte d.-PUBLIC NOTICE ~lllOfnla Pl'Ob•tt Cod• Tiit dlsclalms any IV for Ttu,e, ~" '"' ,._._ .. •
Thi• 1t1ttmtnl w .. filed Butln•H Nama 23372 Vl• Ronda, Mission scribed herein nll of the I*· llmf IOI l1llllQ &lms Wit! no 111Correc1ness of the PIOl>t (;t\a1ge1 end ••l*'N• 0# ~~~~ ... Hoo: PUBLIC NOTICE with I.ht County Clerk ol Statament Viejo .CA 9269t aonal p.ope11y and fixtur" Fill Mo. FIH!113 exptrt btlore lour months 11om add1ts1 and other comm .,,. TntltM end °' Che ; l .,._
01ange CO\lnty on febru· Tb• lollowlng peisons are This bu1lne11 I• con· de.oiled In tha OfM!d c1' FICTITIOUS IUSINUa lh• llearloo dllt noticed above deslQnaUon. II any. 'silo bu1t1 cfHted by uld • ~ from FICTfllllTllleOU··~··
arv 10. 1995 doing bu1lne11 as: ducted by: husband and TIU9t par•or111r'1 (7) •ectlon MAJlll STAUM(NT YOU MAY EXAMINE the 111e ~reWi The total amount of Oeff al Trust, •-tt: r9 oourt • ._ • -Feseees EB\I PRODUCTIONS, Wiii . (1), And, •ll nt lh• S11eu1ed Tiie loHowtno PllSOn(s) kepi by lh• COUii ii you are a unpaid ballllCt bl th• obl4ga SH1,t07.11 lltlMMM •• m•;= .. •.11,'i' • • ICAMESTATUlflfT put)lishtd N•wpcrt 8ttch· 17383 Santo Mana Street, The ftglatranl(a) com-Party'• right• uncfor Uniloon ls/are doing busliless as PA· person lntereslld In the Hlalt secured by the property 10 Aecrutd lntetelt end edd'-... Tile lotlowlJO l*JOll(S)
cost• Mell Dally Piiot Fir'"'''" Valley, CA 92708 m•nctd to kanHct bull· Commefcl11I Cnit11 Fln1tnc-CIFIC OESfGN STUDIOS. 6t7 OU ~ file with "" ~(· 'SOid and reasonable •stlnl~le tlonehctvancH If any. wiM a.ltitL ft tu ... IS/are 'd04ng bu$~$ as· JOY
March 10 11 24 31 1995, dwa. rd Leaflt WOOlbert, llfst under tht Fictitious lnQ Statement Nn 92\369~ Ca1nat10n Avenue. Corona Del oimat Requttt IOI s~ cosi,. expenstt and actvtnces 1 lnctHN tt\11 flQutt P'IOf 12,li 8 ... k, CUANERS. 2238 S. Grand,
• • ' 'F263 17383 Santa Marla Slrtet, Bustne11 Name(s) listed dtled June 27. 1992 ln-Mar.CA92625 Nolloeollhe!Ulngolantnven·lllt timtoltlle lnlUatpuf>lbdo to...._ •taoD ,-$antaM6,CA92705
Fountain Vaueyl CA 92708 •bovt on: 2·21415 cludlf\11 wilhoul limitntlon an P o S. Inc . a Cahl01nla toiy and appralSat of · eslatt 01 tile NotlOI 01 sale is Tt11 llentfklaty under a.-,......_ CA · Saok MIO Lee. 26376 Loin-__ P_U_B_L_IC-N'"'O'"'T""'l'""C"""!--1 SBryan M T.1 Cl ne, 17383 Carl D. Staholm peBOn81 pioper1y located on Co1poralfon. lell (714) 673· assets Of of any peddon or $318756 1310 ad\fldon 10 cash said Dffd of Trutf tt.reto-90017411111 baidy Road. Minion Vltjo, CA
anta ar a Street, Foun-Thi• 1taltmtnt wat flied lht Reel PfopMy end llMd 0668. 617 CatnaUon Avenut, account as provl,deO 1n secllon Ille Trustee win aocepl a c;asll fore ••eeutld and dellv· 03131, CN/02. 04/07 9269~ • P'lcJltloua · ~In Valley, CA 92708 with the County Cle1k of itl lht opnr111tnn Of nr.cupen· Corona Del Mar. CA 92825 1250 01 Uie calilomla ·Probate lei's Chedc drawn on a slate e1ed to the undertlQned·a , This bUsiness Is conducted
1 lu•ln .. a Nam• d hl1• d bbu!lneu 11 con-Ora~e County bn Ftbru· ey cl lh& Re;i! Prc1pl"1ly or In Victoria Pene. 6i7 CarnatlQn Code A Request lor Special national bank. 41 checll drawn ~ltt1n O.Clau1tlon C!l'O.. PUBL(C NOTICE llV an lnOIYidual ,
•t•ttmant uch •1 Y· a general part-ary 2 • 1995 any conslrutl1on on the reel Avenue COiona !>et Mar. CA Notice torm IS avallable from the a stale 01 federal credit union 0 f•ult and Dtmand for Sale, Tile reorstrant commenced to ners P F938339 Property but whk:h are not 92625 ind • wtltten Notk e of O.· FUt Mt. fl4tU2 ttanuct bUsiness under 01' Tht following pe~aon• ate Tht raql11rant(s) com. Published Newport BtaCh· real property. lncl11diog but This sta1emen1 11n been court Clerk a check drawo by Stale or ledera fault and Elec:Uon to Sell. FICTITIOUS IUlllfUS rrctstious business name or ~f~~~·~~~~~ INVEST· :::S':~nJ~, 'i~ns°fi1 1 ~usl· Costa MHJ Dally Piiot not llmHed to an fix1ur••. any executed pursuant 10 ~8Ctlon OEO~:E1f•YA~~l~~~~·~r-:::~00: ;s~t~~n •::~~Uon Th1~ ~nt~e11oflgn~f caltundd NAME STATEMENT names !Isled above on NIA
S b) COMMUNITY • • c 1 oua MAieh 10 17 24 31 1995 good• to be Of bl'come fix· 17919 of the Business and · E ' u 0 ce ..,. au an The IOllowlng penon(s) SIGNED· SAOI( MIN LEE MENT • N CO S LT· Bu1in1u. Name(s) listed • • • • ' lurH, fumHure 11nd fumlsh· Ptolesslons Code ~·bank specified In Section 51 Elecuon to Sell to be re-ls/ate dolnO business as. FIDEL· Thrs S1at.emenl was hied wit!\ ASSOC':~~O Et NPIU above on. n/a F273 lng1, machinr,ry, omce This business 15 co11duc1ed 500 N Col/1~1 Bfvd ol Ille Financial Code an corded In the cou.nty ITY FUNDING CREOIT CORP(). Ille County Clerk ol ORANGE ING, t ~n act, Edward Lulle Woolbert PUB C equlpm8nl. maehlne lool1, by an Individual Su 11 120 author tied to do bUslness In Ill whe11 the real property Is RATI°", Al No 1 B00084 275 E County on Match 27, 1'995. ~wrn" ~~m!1192m8 Tl~~· t~tat~ment weals kliled LI NOTICE •r..,.ratu1, aupplies, m!ilerl-Tile reolsrranl commenced to N t Be Ort(!8i'· (1 ,j260 state In the event tender ollle loceted and hmore t~ BaM1 SI . Sulll A, cosi3 Mw · NOTJCE· This fietitious Name
' • w e ounty er ol Fl tltl • '· trade fi"1t11es. bu1ldlog transact business under lhe ewpor ac os esa than cash Is aooep!eO. Ille flus· thrte mont • h..ve CA 92626 S1;&temen1 explrH liYe yws Eton Plac~·.,,, Newporl Orange County on M1tch c oua tefYlce equipment bollert l'"'tlU .... I CN30093.C Mar 24.25.31, t995 lee may wl!hhold Ille Issuance o tlapud •l"ce •uch fldeli"' fund&nn of Callfor la from Ille dale h was filed in !tie Beach. CA 92vvv 8 1995 Butlneas Name -ulpment (Incl t1i'n with· "' ous uvS ness name or ... T •• , De d 11 1 d recordallon " "'Y n • Cle .. A Peter Kevin BtMet 1508 • • ,839331 Stat•m•nt ... ;;. limit 11 11" D1 j names llsled above on June 15 PUBLIC NOTICE u•e 1us..,e s e uni un Golden Welt Savtnga As· Inc . a caliloinla corpc1'11on, Ofltee of tile County r.. new Et n Pl act Newport Th r 11 1 m 1 on 3 t>qu pmen 199t become avallable 10 Ille payoe 01 1 tlo s. le c 275 E 8Met St . Sutll A cos Fictillous BuStness Name Stale·
8 °ch CA 92660. Published Nowport Beach· d 1 e buo 01w ng pe~sons are IOf the genf!•3llnn or dlstrl· SIGNEO on benall ol VIClORIA l OAN: 201s21s1f1R•T •M endorsee as a maner ol rlghl T'ocst• "p .!.:' ,!.,,_ o .• Bo .. Mesa CA 92626 ' ment must be filed before 111at ea ' Costa Mesa O II Pll t 0 ng s ness as. butlon °1 '" waler heal • " " S Id •· u be b .. "th ru "· 0•• ...,.., ... e • T11'1s .... sin · T 1.iw. I · Thlt butlntH 11 con· a Y o DIAMOND SIGN COM· electrlclty light 111111 ' or . r.: PENE. P 0 S, INC, By Vtclorla TRUST a sa.., WI made. UI"' • MK1, Sal\ Antonio, TX "" m IS COllducted time he ""'JI o lllrs sta1emen1
oucted by: a general part· Marcil t7, 24, 31 , April 7, PANV, 185 E. Paularlno frlgeratlo~ or ·,Of garage) Pene. President OTHER 4112825 081 covenant or warranty, er· 78265_.Kr Telephone 1>Vaeo1Po1allon does not ol rts.11 auth0112! Ille
ne11t1lp 1995. Ave., IA, Cosla Mesa, CA artHioot ' a lianaM' Tills statement was filed Wllh fllE: C·11S1·8 press or Implied 1eoardlng tJ!la Number: 1210) 543-4998, TY1>9 ol 8usfnes1· Consumer use tn 11115 state of a FlcU!lous
Th• regl1ttan1(1) com· 1306 92626 ~•non. ;efriqiut1t~rs. cllbl~ the County Clerk of 01anoe A.P. NUMBER 42!1·213·03 possession 01 encumbrances. t By: Nett 5andera, Aul•· and Commercial lendlOQ Business Name In violallon of
menced to llanaact buaf. PUBLIC NOTICE Kimberly Dawn Groves Ka· nett laundry ,..1,11pment ,... County on M11ch 10. t995 NOTIC[ Of TRUSTEE'S SAlE sattsly the lndebledness secure tant Secretery, Date: Registrant has not yet beQun the 1lah1S of ano111er under
nest under lh• Fictitious sell, 3057 Yukon Ave dlo .. telflvislnns ew.11~ 1 NOTICE Tiiis flcllUous Name UNDER OHO or TRUST by said Deed, advances there-03117196 · lo transact business under 1lle Fede1af, Stale. Of common law
euslne11 Nam•(s) liafed Flctltlo Costa Mesa, CA 92626 .. window &hart"~· v11nfttP.n Statement axpiles INe years YOU ARE IN OHAUU UN· under. With Interest as provide ASAP158014 lk:tlllous b\Jslnm name «(See SeclJon H•OO et seq .
above on: April 1993 8 1 ~· John Klmbtrly Kasell, bllnde d<Af)f'!ll :.:ut rlr:.pery from !he date u was llled In lhe om A DEED Of TRUSI DATE therein. and the unpaid prlnclpal 3124, 3131, 417 names llsled herein Business and ProlesslOns
Karen Bennett , ua n .. s •m• 3057 Yukon Ave.. Costa ioda ~nd bmnk111i1, screen•, Ollloe ol lhe County Clerk A new Maic.h 1 o. 1986. UNLESS YOU balance ol me Nole secured by SIGNED FIDELITY fUNOING Of Code).
This atatemertl was filed St•t•m•nt Mesa, CA 92626 carpeting and ·~her noor fictitious Business Name Stale· 1 AK£ AC llON TO PROIC CT said Deed with Interest lllereon PUBLIC NOTICE CA. INC . 8Y Roger 0. Maisllll. l:lrst filing
with lh• County Clerk of . The following persona are This business is con· COV8rlngs. tobhy furnishings. ment must be med before lhal YOUR PROP£R TY BE as provtded 1n said Nole. fees. a. 1 "'° President TEAM ESCROW IMC.
Orange County on Match ~.~~~E~~bl~e~s ;s:ORT" 1 dueled by: husband and gama and recreiilton;il end Ume The llllno of this statement SOLD AT A PU Bl lg ~~~ If charges and expenses of the NOTICES n OF Tiiis statement was fifed wlDl 13151 Br!XJkhursl St.
3, 1995 A P N· wile swimming pool equipment does not of Itself autllorlte the trustee and of the trusts e1eated Ille County Cltrt of Orange G¥d1n Grow. CA 92643 FB38801 TERIOR DESIGN SER· The reglstrant(s) com· and fnclner<1lora, and aH ve· use In lllls stale ol a Flc!l!lous YOU NH D AN EXPLANATION by saio Deed of Trust • P£ili ION TO County on Mardi 17, t995 Newport e.adl·~ta Mesa
Published Newport Beach· VICES BV JENNIFER menced to lransaci busl· hlcfff and aceeuorlei Business Name In vlolatton ol or THE NATURE OF lHE PRO· oaied 0312011995 ADlllNISTER NOTICE·lhls ncunous Namt CH302292 T-1838-C M• 31 .
Cos11 MHa Dally Pilot THOMPSON, 1210 Paik nest undor lhe Fictitious tools appurtenanc111 dlea' the rlQhts ol anolller under CH DING AGAINST YOU. YOU EQUITABLE DECO COMPANY A ESTATE Of: AU.SW Sta.temenl uplres five years Apr 7.1421 . 1995
March 10 17 24 31 1995 ~ewpo'b 1219, Newport Business Name(s) haled Jigs 'chattei. end p~rt• to Federar. Slate 01 common law SttOUlO CONlACT A LAWYlR CALIFORNIA CORPORATION.' F. DONOVAN from Ille dale I! was filed In Ille PUBUC llft'W'UOE
• ' • • F217 each. A 92660 above on: 1949 the . IJl(tent Ille aam11 •hall (See Sectton. 1 H OO el seq NOT ICE Is nmby given Iha! 11/d rru1t11 COMMERCIAL • CASE ftlO. A 177233 Olllce of the County Clerk A new ..v'"' Jennll;~o E~lne Jhomp-Kim Kasell not be considered to be real Business and Professions EDUITABlE OHO COMPANY. DIVISION 11699 SSS ANTON To ett heirs, bel\efi-Fictitious 8uslnm Name Statt·'---F-llt-No-.-f-14-1-,.-1--
PUBLIC NOTICE son, 1 ark ewport Thia atalement was filed property Code) CALIFORNIA CORPORATION. as oleri" Cfedlto,.. con-ment m1nt be l .. d belOle that IUUtE 1219• Newpor1 Beach, CA wilh the County Clerk of The pioperty address and Renewal flllng trustee. 01 succenor rruslee, or ~VO BTH FLOOR c1s;A on9ent eredito,.', and dme Tht 1"'"0 of this stattment Fl~n:':ATfMOn&S
---F-lc_t_lt_lo-u-.---t 9/~ buslneaa la con-Ora~• County on March oilier common deslgnallon. John A. MHt, hq. subsUtuted tlustee pursuanl I 6J/f f: :~~~~~liw~lNcf p~l'90ne who meyortwt.r· does no1 of Itself auth0tia the Tiie lolowlng pe"on(s)
BuslneH Name ducted by· an individual 3• 19 5 F O If any, o4 the 1eal r.operty I 1835 W Olympk; 81Yd . Sid the Deed OI Trust e~ecuted b VICE PRESIDENT w1 .. ~· lnteret'ted tn use In this SI.alt of a rk:lltlous is/are dolno buSintss as: CAr£ S t ·. 8388 7 described above 1 pvr· 110 FIRST AMERICAN TRUST COM· the will Of estate or Business Namt In vtolation of LArAVETTf. 330 Main street
. The fou~!:.tim:e~sons are ~=~e~e~~st~~a"~~=~t ~~'::: Publrshed Newport Beach· ported lo be: 245 Flacher (OS Ange~s. CA9006• PANV. TRUSTEE UNO£R T RU Sf ';'1~Rlfi :~~J both, of: ALLEN' F. ttle rights of another under No f', Seal lieacll. CA 90740 •
doln butlneu .,. ness under the Fictitious Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Ave UnH B-5 Coal• Mesa. Newporl ~ach-Cosla Mesa NO PLli 913 Recorded 011 • 34 DONOVAN Federaf. State. Of common law Mohamao TabfUi 6301 eui1NESS A.CCESS Buslnau Name(s) listed March 10, 11, 24, 31, t995. CA9262e · . CN299184L90803 Mar 03120/1986 as lnsrrument No PUBLIC NOTICE A PETITION hat 15" Stctton 14400 et stQ . MarlQ\llta St, Lono eUcri. CA
TECHNOLOGIES 3484 IA above on· n/a F263 Th9 underaipned Ttvsl&e 17 24 31 Apr 7 1995 86 I 10564 In Book Page o been filed by JUNE C. Business and Pl'olesslons 90803
Orangelhorpe, •Anaheim: Jennifer E. Thompson disclaims any Uability fOf any • . . Olliclal records In !he olftce o NOTICE~ T~USTEE'S C?ONOVAN in the Su~ Code) Sima Torabl. 6301 Marlquita
CA 92806 This statemenl was filed PUBLIC NOTICE lncOfreclneu ol the slreel PUBLIC NOTICE tile County Recorder of ORANGE L nor C<x.irt of Clllifortn, First fifing SL Lono e.acll CA 90803
Joteph T. Wlnloclc, 2453 wlth tht County Cto1k of add!"' and other common County. Calllornla. and pursuan Trustee Salt No. County gf Orenga. . Newport Beach·Costa Mm ·This busineS-s is conducted
11vlne Avt .. 10, Costa Orange County on March Fictitious ~"'~nation. if any, •hown f111 No. F138512 10 tl1e Nouce ol Oetaul! and TIU ~d!:~116:0:01693 TI1f PETITrON re-CN300633 268300 Mar 24.3t. by husband & Wife.
Mesa. CA 92627 10. 1995. Buslnaas Nam• ~:11"1 tal lllmou 1 olthll u FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Election 10 Sell 111ereunder ie· Re~er~nce N°o 170t 166 if'o~vZf b JUNE . C. Apr 7.14. 1995 Tiie reglSll'antcommenoed 10 Doug L. Nelaon, 2841 Junl· FfS39548 St•t•m•nt :urt b~l:.ncl! of "1h bl' n· NAME STAT£MENT co1aed 1on111994 1n Book APN No U S-463-19 • 9PPGint· PUBLIC NOTICE ttansact t>osinm under lht
per Or •• Corona CA 91720 Published Newport Beach· The following persons Ile fton aecured by lhe9p~oi:ri; Ille lollowtng person(sl PaQe . as ln5trumenl No 94· YOU AAE IN DEFAULT :'ti~S:,..~r::~·ft~~·~h: hcll1i0Us l>Usiness name OI
Tom W. Gray•on, 654 Costa Mesa Dally Piiot doing businen aa: 10 be sold and rHaonable ~m~Ai~'"Jr 8~~~~Es c~uNlv 0623035 ol said Ollicial Re· UNDER A DEED OF Htat• of tho doc:tdent FIRE ANO CASUAL TY names fisted above on Maid\ 1 Country ROH l.tlno. Co-M h 17 24 31 A ii 7 HAYES MEDICAL PER· nil led t cords Will SELL Oil TRUST DATED 02124189, THf PETmON • SYNOPSIS OFTHE ANNUAL 1995.
rona. CA 91720 1:;~ ' ' ' pr ' SONNEL. 1001 W. Balboa al1d ~dvanc'::a~'th~•ri::i: ~i5~o2~anoelhoi~ Buena Park. O•lt3/1995 al ln Ille lronl ol lhe UNLESS VOU TAKE AC· qunte the deoeden~~ STATEMENT SIGNED: MOHAMAD TABRIZI.
This butlntH . Is con· ' l3l2 Blvd .• Newport Beach. CA 1he Initial publication of Ille ' C lvi 1 B 62 llaqpotes at lllA main enlry are TION TO PROTECT YOUR WILL and codicilt if YEARENOEOOECEM8ER31 , SIMA TORA81
ducted by: an Individual 9266t Notice of sale is a n Gross. l 55 to lhe P1acentla Civic Cen!llr PROPERTY, IT MAY BE any be admin ed • to 1H4 This w~t was tiled with
The regl11rant(s) com· PUBLIC NOTICE Pilar J, Hayes, 1001 W. $147 17311 Ventura Boulevard. Suite 1212 401 411 E Chapman Avenue SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. probet• The WILL itnd Fun Corporate Name METRO· the County Cltrlt ol ORANGE
menced ~o llanuct bull· Balboa Blvd.• Newport In . add"ton to caah, Ille Encino CA 91436 Placen!Ja CA al 10 00 AM AT IF YOU NEED AN EX· an codicil1 are eveil· POLIT AH GROUP PROPER County on Maid\ 27. 1995
ness undet lhe Fjc;tlll~us Flctltloue Beach, CA 92661 Trustee will accept a ca· Michael E G1eenhul 16255 PUBLIC . AUCTION TO lHE PLANATION OF THE N.A· ::;r, for nernination in ANO CASUALTY INSURANCE NOTICE· This Flcllbous Name
Business Name(t) hs ed BuslnaH H•m• Doug C. Hayes, 1001 W. •hler'a check draw.1 on 11 Venlula Boulevard. Sulle 121~ HIGHEST BIODER FOR CASH TURE OF THE the fil• kept by tha COMPANY Statement exiwes 11¥1 yut-s
above on: n/a St t 1 Balboa. Blvd., Newport state Of natlonal bank a £nclno CA 91436 PROCEEDINGS AGAINST CO\lrt Home Ollloe 220 Continental rrom Ille Olll It was flled In tn.
Joseph Winlock Th 1 11 •1 •m•n Beach. CA 92661 check drewn by 1 stet~ 0, Oavlo Ii Greenhul t6i55 (payable al tile lime ol sale ln YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· THE PETITION Orlve Suitt '212 Newatk OE Ofhce ol lllt County eterk A new
Tiiis 1ta11mant w11 filed d 1 • ~ 0t ng pe'.sons ate Thia buslnast Is con· federal credll union or • Ventura Boulevard Sulle 1217 law1ul money of Ille United TACT A LAWYER. qu"t• authority ,... 1g713 ' · FICll!lous 6uslness Name State·
wolh the Couniy Clerk ol FoO'lYN~~~f~'N"HEALTH ducied by: husband and clHlck dr11W11 by• state Of fnelno CA9t436 Starts). all rlQhl. 11118 ano 1nte1· On 04/HIK at 1:00 P.M .• edministtr tht esta~~ Tolaladmtnectassets ment must be filed belore that
Orange Counly on March DENTAL SERVICES 28202 wUe fedsral aavings and loan 115• this business Is conducled est conveyed lo and now held b Golden West S1vlng1 A•· under tht tndepend t 5439 299 094 lime The ncno of ths statement
3, t995 C bot Rd S .t 600 La-The rag1111ant(s) com· &OClatlon, savings essocl· by a t1m11ec1 oonnershlp 11 under said Deed of Trust In the aoctatlon Service Co, H Admlnietrction of f~. Total Mal>lltties 363·S3B·969 does not of ltsett ailhoila Dle
FfS38823 !,a NI ~I Cu~ ~677 menced to t1ansa<:I bv,I· ahOft or uvlng1 bank The reg1Stran1 commenced to property s11uated In satd Coun tht duly appointed Trust· talt• Act w ith limited Aggregate wrll•·lns 1o, si*:ial use in this siata ol a r!Cllllous
Published Newport Beach· 9DenllC~rt •of Californla neu under the Fictitious apecified In Section 5102 o4 transact business under the and Stale herelnaller described ee under and ru,rsuant to authority. (Thia authori· surptus tuncls 0 BusiOeSS NarM In YIOlallOn · ol
Cosla Mesa Dally Piiot (Calllornia) 28202 Caboi Bualnen , Name(s) fisted Ille Fl"anclal Code end •u· llctilfous business name or PARCEL 1 THE NORTHEAST. Deed of Trus • R.corded ty will allow the pareo,... Cipltat stoc.~s 2.500 000 Ille liQhts " MOlhtf undet
Ma1ch 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Rd .. Suite 600. Laguna e~ve/~: n/a lhollzed lo do buslneu in namesllSled above on 1976 ERL Y 50 fHT Of TliE SOUTH· on 03/02189 11 Document al reprosontotive to take AQgreoate Mllt·lns IOI olhtr Fedtrll, Stall, 0t convnon law
F288 Niguel CA 926n Thj' · 1 ayes 1 filed lhi& alate. In lhe event ten· SIGNED DAVIO H GREENHUT WfSIERL V 230 FEET OF LOT No. 89-109411 Sook -many actiont without than special surplus funds O (Set Sec11on 1-«00 et seq., ---------• Thit 'buslnen Is con· wl hit~ atc;:n, w~1' k1
1 d11r oth111 than eash I• 1tc· lllls s1a1emen1 w~s liled Wl!h 75 Of NEWPORT HflGtHS IN Pege -of Off clal Records obt•ning oourt epprov· surplus notes o Buslnen and ProleSslons PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· a corpotallon 1 • n Y er 0 cepled, the Trustee m11y ll1e County Cle1k of Orange lt!E COUNTY OF ORANGE In the office ot the Re· al, lkfore telti"g certain Gross pald·ln and contrfbtllld Code~ ,
---------1 The reg.111ran1(s) com· Ora~r County on Match withhold th11 lsau11nce <1' the County on M.11ch 10, 1995 STAIE or CAUfORNIA AS PER corder of Orange County, wry lmportent eclion• suiplus l24 141108 fht ·
Fictitious menced to 111nsacl busl· 3• 19 5 Tr11s1oe·1 Deed unlil lunc111 NOTICE 1111~ ffcll11ou5 Name MAP R(COROEO IN 8001( 4 Callfomla, .. ecuttd by: how.iver, the r,.er~o~ unasslgn1td funds isurplUs) OOHYMAN ESCROW
8uslnaH Name ne11 undet the Flctllious Fe3ea 1o bl!come •valhable lo lhe Statement exphes live years PAGE 83. MISCELLANEOUS ~II ~eon l<w~n :ndd San~ r•prtHntative w ill bo (50 880983) '1:J26Sout/IStrHI
St•tament Buslnesa Ntmt(s) llsled Published Newport Beach-payee or endorsM ag • lrom 111e dale II was flied 10 the MAPS. RECORDS Of SAID OR· w·lfe W::· Ti~:1:," W~d requlrad to give notice Surplus as regards poitcvhO!der CMritos, CA 90703 The following pe1Son1 are above on: 12-1·94 Coata Mesa Dally Piiot ma"•' of rlgh.1 0111ce ot 1ne Count'( Clerk A new GE COUNTY ANO THAT • to lnter111ted ·peraons 75.160125 Newport ~Costa Mesa
doing bualneu as: DentiCare ol Calllornla. March 10. 17. 24. 3t. 1995. Said 1919 wrll be made, but nc11uous Business Name Stale PORTION Of THE SOUTHEAST· !:i~""! •;:d~~ain :,~j~~~ unleu th• y htva Income tor' tht Y.ar CN301747 13267MJ Mar 31 .
lA MAISON 'DEL SOL DE· Charlet R. Upton, Preti· F284 wllhovl cOYenanl Of ,;:;ran· ment must b"e tiled before that ERl y 20 FEET or SANTA AN and Loan Auoclitlon 11 welved notice Of con-233 149121 Apr 7,1421. 1995
SIGNS, 1112 Dolphin Ter· denl ty, ••Pf•H Of Imp . re· 11me The 1111ng ol lhls slalement VENUE ADJOINING SAIO LOT Btnencta • Mnted to the propoeed Disbursements for Ille Year
race, Corona del Mar, CA Thia statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE gardl~ Ihle. po11eu1on1 ~ does 1101 of itself aulhortie the 75 ON THE NORTHWESI AS Wiil t11t':i pubtlc; auction 11el.lon.) The indepett-211531 140 PUBLIC NOTICE
92625 with the County Ct11k ol NOTICE OF ~,:u~::b7=~~o .:c'~r~ use tn Ill" 5tal& of a ficllllous BANOONEO BV ORDER Or THE to the highest bidder for dent administration We hereby c.tltil'y thal the above STATEMElfT OF AINfOON·
Linda Ann Salo, 1112 Doi· Orange County on MAieh TRUSTEE'S SALE by ••Id Deed. edv•nce9 Business Name In vlolallon ol BOARD Of SUPfRVISORS Or c:ash, (payabl• at time of wtholtty wlll~ granted items are Ill ax:oidanet wtth Ille MElfT OF
phln Ttrrace, Corona del 9, 1995. UNOEJt OEEO OF TRUST lhllf ndef with I I t the rights of another under RANGE COUNTY CALtrORNIA ult In IMul money of unleN •n ln1~rHted Annual Statement lor lfle yea1 USE Of FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
F039485 T.S. #: 26'7 prO-:dect therein .",,;~:, :,,~ Federal, Stale. or common law XCEPTING THERHROM THE the Unlttd Statea, by f:"'on fifeurn ?f>11ctfon ended December 31. 199•. NAME
Published Newpon Beach· Loan: paldprlnclpalot'thenolete· hSee Secllon 14400 et seq . OUTHEAS TERLV 510 FEET ca1h, • cashier'• check J-o the g;tition ·~ made lo the Insurance Com· Tile I011owlno person(s).
Cotta Mosa Dally Piiot 3000112240-PULLIAM cured by said deed with ustn~ss and Professions tiEREOf PARCEL 2 LOT 75 drawn by a atate Of na· th WS 0~ ~~~d W { missioner. pu1suanllo law llasA!ave abandoned \lie use ol
March 24, 31 , Ap1ll 7. t4, °'her: MS0698•11 lnternt 1h11reon .. p10Ytded ~ode) lfHt r NEWPORT HEIGliTS IN THE tlon•I bank, a check G'!ntc:'n~ au~hority no Ro~trt W. Halftf, Vice''"!-the llcllllous busillm namt·
1995. A.P. Number t38·98.o2t In Hid Nole. fees, charg1111 enewa o0 OUNTV Of" ORANGE Sf ATE Of drawn by a atate Of federal A HEARING o~ the dHI CAFE LAFAYETTE 330 Matn
F319 YOV ARE IN OEFAUl T and ewpen11111 of fht trustee Newport Beach Costa Mm AllFORNIA AS PE A MAP RE. credit union, or a checlt • • •11 b held Rlcbnl W. 8111111•. Secre· Slteet No f SeiJ Beach CA
HARBOR LAWN----------UNDER A DEED OF •nd ot the lrut1t1 crHled by CN295641 Mar 17,24,31 . Apr 7, OROCO IN BOOK 4 PAGE 83 Of drawn by a state Of fedeial peA titiil o2n7 ""1' 995• 1 ·405" lllY 90740 . . PUBLIC NOTICE TRUST DATED Or.tobflr ts, uld Deed of Truat 1995 uvlngs end loan euocl· pn . • et • Newooit Btacll Costa Meu
198e. UNLESS YOU TAKE Golden West Foredo1u11 ISCELLANEOUS MAPS. RE· atlon, u vlngt llSOCI-P.M . in Dept. 703 CN301549 34339 Mar The l1C11ttous bUsrne~ n¥nt MOUNT OLIVE Fictitious ACTION TO PROTECT Strvlc• Inc 11 Agent fOf PUBLIC NOTICE OROS Of SAIO ORANGE atlon Of H vlngs banlt loeeted et 341 The Cltv 27 2B 29 30 31 1995 relerrtd 10 abOYe was ftleCI on
Ceme. tery Sales au,•l,na•,.·m•·N.na,m• YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY Ille Truslee .. 533 Airport COUNTY AND TliAT PORTION •peclfled In •action 1102 02r~":.e8 Orenge c A .•. ' . E Oecec mtyt>er, 020. 1994d Orill"''~~ BE SOlO AT A PUBLIC Boulevard, Sutt& 500 Burlin· NOTICE OF PETITION TO r TtlE SOUllifAST£Rl V 20 of the Flnancl•I Codi and I vv ~ • PUBLIC NOTIC oun o range an "'",.. L d F ' h d Th lollOWlng peraont are SALE IF VOU NEED AN ame CA M010. (415) ADMINlSTER ESTATE OF fH or SANIA ANA AVENlU: authorized to do buslntH IF 'I OU. OBJECT TO Hie No f'63159.C ea S Urn IS e • I EXPLANATION OF THE !:4-<f7S7 e Sue ;._ Coo-GERDA BEDFORD aka DJOINING SAIO LOT 75 ON In thle ttate.) At: At the tho .. granting of tho FIRE ANO CASUALTY Mon11th 81da11an. 8421
2 dFolin ~uo NeHJ~: D 1 c AL NATURE OF THE PRO. per. p; .. ~enl, oa1ed· GERDA w. BEDFORD ika Ttlf.. NORlllWfST. AS Al!AN North front entrance to petition, you should SYNOPSIS OFTHE ANNUAL Norlllporl Of . Hunllngton
GROUP, 1817 Wtstcllft Or., CEEOCNO AGAINST YOU 0310911995 GEROAWANTINGBEDFORO OONfO BV OROlR OF THE tht County CourthouH, appHr st the hoan"9 STATfMflfT Btacll,CA92546
.............. 1 Ste. 100, Newport Beach, YOU SHOULD CONTACT ASAP157285 C N A177144 BOAl\O or SUP£RVt$0RS or 700 •Civic Center Oflvt el'ld •ttrte your o~jec· YEAR ENO£D
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P' C 92660 ALAWYEA 3117 3124 3131 ase o RANGE COUNIY CllllfORNtA WHt Santa An1, CA all tfons or file wnnen • Mariqulta St. lono Buell CA PACl'IC Y.. J:me, E. Fulton Jr., MO Notice ls h"r11by given lhet ' · To all heirs. beneltclarles. XCl PflNG HU RH ROM HIE right: tttle and Interest objection• with the Full Corp01all Name FIRST 90803 •MONAL PAM Inc .. (CA), 16t7 Wt11CliN Golden WHt Foieclo•urt PUBLIC NOTICE credolors, con:oenl ~~ltor~. OUTliE ASlERL y 510 rHT conveyed to and now held cowt before the ht11· GENERAL INSURANCE COM· This business was conducted
Cematery •Mortuary or Ste 100 Newport Service Inc • California aM persons 0 mrt 01 1 E REOF lSO r c<PJ NG by It under said Dffd or Ing. Your eppaorance PAN\' b~co-par1ners c Ct ·• CA 660 corpo1.i1on 'as tru"'" or flit No. F83H29 erWlse lnteresled In the wrn or 11 A X < 1 Trust In the property .al· m.y be in p1t1on or by llome Olltca 700 Ouall.er Lane, s ned MONIREH BIDARIAN 3500haotlp~~ .~~-~~~h, bus~;... Is COi)-IUCCOHOf '~'''""·Of aubstl· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS e~lale. or both. ol GEROA BED· HEREFROM Tit( sourn. tuated In uld County, your enorney. Wai~. RI 02B86 SI A TORABI ~ ~~'"'" duct•d by: a c0tporallon Med lruAlee our"u:,ntto tht NAMESTATEMENT rORD aka GERDA W BfQfORD f SH RL y 280 fHT Callfornla ducrlblng the IF YOU ARE A Tolll admitted ass.ts TlltS Sloltement was !tied WltTI ·~ii,i:iM"' The 1egl1tranl(•) com-Deed of Trust 11x1ttutad by lhe loffowtno f)ftrson(') aka l.£ROA WANTING BEOfORD ~£REON PARCH 3 THE land therein: A1 mo11 fully CRfOITOl'I 01 • conti,... S28.Bl5.t57 lhe County Clerk ol Otanoe
••••••••• mtnced to transact busl· Tr11cy Z Pufllam. a •iogle 11/alt doing business as RlP II PE llTION has been filed by ORlttfASrrnt Y 50 fHl Of' detcrlbtcl In uld Ottd of u-nt credltor of the lotal llabllttlts 18.575,125 County on Maiell 27. l995 ,. nHt undor tht Flclillout man, Recordnd tonmll&e. NlERPRISES, 60t5 E Summ11 Chrtsllna M Bec!lord In the THE SOUHIW£SfERLY 280 Trust. dtoe11td1 you must flfo Aooreoate wrltt·lns !Ot soeclal Newport Stach-Costa Mesa Plllll ...,.... Buslnen Name(s) llaltd 11 ln•trumMI No. Ct An~htlm. CA 92807 Supertor Courl of Caltlornla, Hf Of LOT 75 OF NEWPORT The property htretorore yo\lt cC111m with the surplus tunds O CN30174613267iMJ Mar at
llLL .. ••-&f abovt on: 1977 M -50$528 tn Book -PAge Rodney l Parrtsh, 6015 E County of ORANGE EIGHTS AS SHOWN ON A MA dHcrtbed I• btln11 sold court end mail • copy to Caottal SIOCks 1.996,875 Apr 714.21. 1995 -w Jamaa E. Fullon Jr., MD., -of 001clal Rf"Cnuts In the Summit Cl . AMhelm CA 9~807 Tiil P{TITION requests lhal1 _________ -.....,..~.....,..---~-------~--~--------------------
Mortuary* Chapel Inc., Jim Furton, vice Preti· otnce or the Cnunty Rtteoid· Thi$ t>uslnm ~ conductAd Cn11st1n, M. Bedford be ap· PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Cremation dent er of Orang& Cnunty, Call-by an 1ndlvldu11 pointed as personal representa·i-------------------------------------
110 Broedwey IOfnl:a. •nd pt1t1'w1nt to Ille The reolst1an1 commenced 10 uve to Mmlnlsler the estate of Sell your home Nolle• ol CMl>111ll •nd Elec· transac1 business under the me d&eeoenl ·
Cotti M... through cl&sslflod. lion lo Sell 1hrr,.unc11tt 11-flctilious business name 01 THE PETHION 1equuts .... 11w111•1t111iilt••lll ___ e_4_z_._s_e_7_e___ cotded t2/081tllll•, in Boolr names Nsled above on reb1ua authority to adm1ni,1er the estate • 1---------+--....;.-....;...;.. __ _..,u'1der tfle Independent Admlnl·
PUBLIC NOTICE
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ZONING CODE AMENDMENT
IN THE CITY OF COSTA MESA
THE COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMI SSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC
FOR CONSI DERATION OF AN ORDI NANCE OF THE CITY COUNClL
CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA AMENDING TITLE 13 (THE
CODE) OF THE COSTA MESA MUN;CIPAL CODE.
HEARING
OF THE
ZONING
THE ZONING CODE AMENDMENT IS PROPOSED TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL
PROVISIONS FOR THE VOLUNTARY REBUILDING OF MULTI-FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS THAT ARE NONCONFORMING .
ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: EXEMPT .
THIS PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELO AS FOLLOWS:
DATE:
TlME:
PLACE:
Monday, April 10, 1995
6:30 p.m . or as soon as possible t hereafter
City Council Chambers a t City Hall
77 Fair Dr i ve, Costa Mosa, C lifornia
PUBLIC COMMENTS IN EITHER ORAL OR WRITTEN FORM MAY BE PRE-
SENTED DURING THE PUBLIC HEARING. FOR FURTHER 1NFORHATlONf
TELEPHONE 754-5245, OR VISIT THE PLANNING DIVISION, S~
FLOOR OF CTTY HALi, 71 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA HESA, CALI~IUJ.lA.
THB PIJ\NNING DIVlSION JS OPEN 8:00 A.H. TO 4 :30 P.H. (•en'
CLOSED FR~M NOON TO 1:00 P.M.} MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
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tboW on: M.,ch 1e, 11MM 8tatetMftt R<l4*t H. Lind AHi Lane. Huntington Dt4 JamH Cecil Cfi6g Jf Stal*y !uoerM Stotm, ClolnO = ... .... .. '"'' 1'8te"'9ftt
PICiftc ~tal Conctructlon, The fOlloWlno ~ •• JllWI Und lelOh. CA~ PUii.JC JIOTICI Tl"9 llatemenl _.t .. • tlled 1231 "ambJ1wood Dr .. LMC ACCOUNTING SEA-Thi lollowtng '*'°"' 111 Th• 1o11ow1ng ~ .,, Inc.. Tlmotlly F. s~. doing but!Mtt ... fhlt t&atemeot WN Ned Karyl l., Ried. 20e51 Reel wtth lhl County Oerk of Anal'lllm, CA '2804 VICES 2119 w~ dolna butlnlU u: dolnQ butlnt .....
Vic• Ptlaldent c 0 MM u N I c AT I 0 N s wlUI the County Clerk of Lane, Huntington BMch. l'totftloue Ofenae County on March Thi• bu tin•.. la cot.. A • Co••• MH• CA 8eAAS rl TANI 330 Vl•I• Cl..USIC ROSES. II 2321
::::.· .~lc=v ~1(~ ~1=., ~~S~T~~ ~,~on FebN-~~ 11822 Loma ................ 3, 1905 ~,=,:~om-a2':21 • ~. NMportBNCh. CA ~nd Ave .• Corona~ Mii, °'"* ~ on Febn> Meu. CA t2t2e . ' ' . N374U Linda, Sub A, Santa Ana, -.... 1•1nt PHllOf mlnC8d lo lrwad ~ ~=1~ ~·&: ~~ Troll. 330 N~ary Willlt 2321
tlY 27, 1995 South •Coatt lMna ~ Publlllhed NeWpoft 8Mch-CA t:Z705 Thi tolowing l*90M .. Publlll)9d N.wport 8Mctl'o ,,... W.-the Flctlllout Mesa. CA 82e27 .. v1111 Suer1t, Newport 2nd Ave .. Coron11 dit M11,
N3ai83 tloN (CA), 3004 beodat Costa ...... Dalty PUot Thi• bUllMH •• con-doing~ u: Co1ta MM• Dally PllOI Bualntea Name(•) llled Thi• bu1ln111 •• con-S.ach CA 12e80:3515 CA l2tl26
Pu ............ ...__ ....... Sii. 8, Co.ca ....... CA duc:Ped by: an lndMdual AM(AIMAX AEALlY A-Miilet\ 10 17 24 31 19115 abollt on: M-15 • I I T .. , I I ..,....,... ....... .,..., ..,..,....,. 9262S Match 17, af, 31, Aptll 1, Th• r•gl1trant(1) com-NANCIAL, 32132 Dana • ' ' ' faO atanlly !. Stofm duct.cl by:.,, lndMdual Thi• bu• nen • con-"' but nH1 • con-Coat.a Mtta O.lly Piiot Thi• bu•ln•H 11 con. 1995. ll'llnC.cl to tranNCt ~ SPNC* Dena Point CA Thl9 ~ wat Ill.cl The r1gt1trant(1) com-duCted by: an lndMdual due1ed by: 11'1 Individual
March 10 17 24 31 1995. due1.cl by: a COJPonltlon l304 ,,... under thl Flctftlou• 92829 • • PUBLIC NOTICI with the County' Cllflc ol rilenc:ld lo Iran.act buU-The t1gl1trant(1) com. Th• rtgltlrant(•) com-' • • • F2IO Th '1 t l(a\) c ' In ... ( ) I'""... G E Ra t\, Jf 543 El n.-.. .. ,.__ M h neu under the FlaltlOUI menced to ttanaact bUlf. rnenc:ed to uanaact bus!-• reg ' ren 1 0'": PUBLIC NOTICE Bu• '11• ,..am• 1 ,.,.., llY • U9C •• Flo .....,_._ ..,.,.,..ty on ate 8u•lntH Nam•(•) 11911<! nt11 under Jh• FlctlUou• ne11 under the Flc1ltlout PUBLIC NOTICE :=:*' ~ ~~~ =; ~~· 1993 ~~~ ~ Blach, .u..n::.ac::me' lO, 1985• PHIHI above oni.IVJ Bulln111. Nam•(•) lllttd 8u11nt11. Name(•) 1111.cl
Flot.'•-··• Buslne11 Name(•) llet.cl FIGUtloue Thia 11.atement w-. lllld Thi• butlneH I• con-.. .......,., Pubbt* Newpot1 Beach-Llw .. yn M. C1ln\On above .,.on. n/a • above on .. nJa -above ~ ,Ya aualneu Name with ttw County CMc'lc of duc1.cl by: en lndMdual The fOCIOWlng I* 11'9 Thll , .. tlment WU tiled Tana r'fOll Nancy M. Willia auslnea N.me South Cout lMng ~ Statement Orange CQunty on March The reg'l•tranl(t) com-dolncH>ullneu .,.'°"' Cotta Mna Dally Piiot with thl County C1et1t ol Thi• 1'81tment w.1 tiled Thia atattment waa filed
State...-nt t1on1, JamH R. Rocke, Of. The loltoWfng pettont.,.. 3. 1805 ~ to nnuct bu-. VE<fAS .KNIGHTS 781 Marc:f'I 17, 2A, 31, Aprtl 7, Ofaoge County on M&f'.c:t1 Wilh Ille County Cllflc ol wllh the COWlty Ollfk of
Thi following J*IOf\I .,. rector dolnQ bualnHf u : F&MeJ4 ,,... und« lhl flc:tl1lout OcMnoMw DrM Fuit.non. 1995. 3, 1995 -°""* County on F1t>tu-OrWIGe Ooumy on March doing business at!' Thia 114ttmenl wae 111eO PACIFIC AUTO, 1002 "8 " ........ 6....,. ..,__,... Beech-lullneu N_.e(a) list.cl ~ ~ ' 1311 F838809 atY 28, 1995 3, 1805
AIA SHUTTLE ELECTRON· with the County <:*k of HalhaMy, Santa Ana, CA .-...,...,,... ·-"•'"'" a!>CWe on: n/a Michael Francia Steinbach Publllhed NIWJ)Ort 81ach-FISl3Sll P83881 t ICS, 1571 S. Sunld1t IF, Orange County on March 92707 Coita Mtll Dally Piiot Gaty IE. Rausch, .k. 7M ac.anvtew Orfv1 ful; PUBUC NOTICE Cotta M11a Dally Pllol Publlthed Newport Beach-Publl•hed Newport Btach-
Anehelm, CA 92806 3, 1995 RalHI I.Narez, 807 E. Ho-March 10, 17• 2.4, 31• l995. Thi• IUl1ment wtll 1\ltd tenon, CA 92e32 ' --Utl•••e March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Coata Mell Dally Piiot Coat& M111 . Dally Piiot
Coaalal Component lndUI· Fl38804 bart, San .. Ma, CA 92707 F289 With the County Cieri! OI Thll bUtlntH 11 con-rov -f282 March 10, 11, 24, 31, 1995. March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995.
1tlt1, Inc., (CA), 1571 S. Publlihed Newport Beach-Je1ue J1lmt1, 1805 S. PUBLIC a.aOTICI! Orange County on March dueled by: an lnclMdual lluelne .. Neme PUBLIC a.aoTICE f2G9 f285 Sunkl11 St, ''· Anaheim, Coit• Mt1a Dally Pilot Park Dr., Santa Ana. CA " 20, 1095. Th• r1gl1tran1(a) com-a .. tement " CA 92806 92705 cNa 121N3e FM0481 mencld lo tranaact bull-Thi followlng '*'°"' 11• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bualn•H I• con-March lO, 17• 24, 31, l995. Thi• bu1lnt11 I• con-Publlthed Newpc>f1 e.aen. ntat under thl fictitious doing buslnlla a1: FloUUous
dueledby:aCOfJ>C)raUon f281 ductedby:c:o-paMefa FIGUtfoue Coila Meta Dally Piiot Butlnen Name(I) lat.cl DASCO CONCRETE lkle!MUN•me Flot1Uou1 Floutloue
The regl1tranl(1) com-PUBLIC NOTICE Th• regl1trenl(1) com-auetnea ....,_. March 24 31 Apt1I 7 1• aboYI on: 1·1·95 PUMPING, 408 Bernard St.. •t•t•RMnt lualnea N•me luelnea N•me
menc.cl \0 tranNCI bull-mlnCld lo transact buM-•tatement ' • • • Michael Steinbach #A. Cotta M .... CA 92$27 Thi lotlowtng pettont are atatem.nt Statement
.,. .. under the flctllloua Flctltloue nen under thl Flctltlou• Thi followtng persona .,, 1996. Thi. ltattment wu tiled SMVando A. Dominguez, doing bullntn u · Th• following per'°"' art Thi fOllowlng petaon1 111
Bullneu Nam•(•) ll•t•d Bu1lneu N•m• eu1tne11. Nam•(•) ll1ted doing bullne11 as: f315 with the County Clerk of 408 Bernard St., •A. Cotta '{ PRECISION ROOFING, doing t>uslnt11 u : doing buslnesa aa:
above on: n/a s lbOY• on. nla PRO-fORMANCE NUTRI-PUBLIC NOTICE Orange Courlty on Ftbru-M..., CA 12e27 b PRECISION CON MAGOO 121 Main Sl PIRANHA MOTOR CAR Coastal Componenl lndu•· Th 1o11:~•m.:;!on1 are Rafael Alvarez . TION, 2n.w Santa Marg~;, atY 11, 1995. Thia bu1ln111 I• con-S RUCTION, 1115 El Cam: Hunllngion Blach, CA 2480 Fairview Way, Costa
Irle• Inc .. Donald Coe, Vice dol • b sl ~ u · Thi• llltemtnl was fllld rt .. P11lcwl)', Ml•llon Vl•JO, Flotltlou1 Fl37420 ducted by: an lndMdual lno Cotta Mtaa, CA 92620 92848 Mesa CA 92628
Prt1lden1 , e:'.fPe uCE~ULAR TELE· with th• County Clerk 01 CA 92e9l aualneae NU\• Publl•hed NewPort Stach-Th• r•gltlrinl(•) com-Clifford Ray Vonling, 1115 M11l1aa Helin• war,.n, Amlo BoYle, 2488 Fairview Thia ttatemenl WH filed PHONES ·& ACCES-Orang• County on Ftbfu. PaUI K~tka. 20 Potomac. It I ' c t M Dally PH t menotd to ll'lnlact bull-EJ Camino, Co111 Mesa. 3221S Broad St .• Ntwport Way, Co111 MeH, CA with the County Clerk of SOAIES 88 Fil Dr Colla atY 16, 1995. Irvine, CA 92720 The • em.n 01 a 118 o ntll under the Flctllloua CA 92628 Beach CA 921563 92826 Orange County on March M CA 9262~ ·• . Fl372H Thi• bu•lntH 11 con-dot ~~'°"'art March 17, 24, 31, April 7, Buline11 Nam•(•) lated Thi• bu•lneH la con-Thi• 'bu1lnt11 I• con-Thi• bu1ln111 Is con-
10, 1995. R~~~rt F Wagnet 537 PubRsh.cl Newpor1 Beach-duel.cl by: an Individual CO~MW~~ ~OASTAL. 1995. abo'4 on: ,Ya duct.cl by: an Individual duc:ttd by: an lndMdual duct.cl by: an Individual
F839547 Newport C.nttf Dr.,' Suite Costa Meaa Dally Pilot ~'If!:'=:~~ : 2100 Bristol SI., Bldg. 1299 ~"=~er lllld The regl1tranl(•) com-The rtgl1trant(1) com· The regl1tran1(1) com-
Publlahed Newport Beach-369, Newport Beech, CA Match 17, 24, 31, April 7, ,... under the Actltlous G203, Cotta Meaa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE with• lhl =ty ~k ot menc.cl lo tranuct bUsJ. menctd to transact l:?'Jll· menc.ci to transae1 busJ.
Costa Mesa Dally Piiot 92660 1995 8 1 N ( ) 11 ted 9282e Of c ty M h 11111 und9f th• Flcllllous nesa under the FlcUllous ne.a ·under the Aclltlous
March 17, 24, 31, April 7, This bualneu ta con-· f308 ~~·:.no~; 1 1 ATDT Inc. (CA) 2900 Fictitious 17~ oun on arc BuslneH Nam•(•) listed 8u1lnH1 Name(s) llated Bu1lne11 Name(s) U1t1d
1995. . ducted by: an lndlvldual PtiJI Kottka 8rlatoi SI.,• Bldg.' 0203, BualnlH N•m• • · F 1 abov• on: 10-1·92 abOv• on: 2 year• above on: n/a
f313 Th• regl11rant(•) com-PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• tlaltment was filed Co111 Me11, CA 12626 lt•tement 14034 Clllf Vontlng Melitta H. Wt1ren Arni• Boyle ---------• menced lo tranuct busl· with th C ty Ct k 1 Thi• builntll I• con· Thi foll . Publlshecl Newpoft Beach-Thia 11&1ement was filed Thie 1tatemen1 was flltd Thi• atatement was flied PUBLIC NOTICE nesa undlf the flcllllout Flolltlou• Ofeno• • eou°::~ on ~arc~ duct.cl by: • corporation doing bu~:~ =aona are Co•t• Mesa Dally Piiot with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk ol
---------1 8uslness Name(•) lilt.cl 8u1lnH1 Nttme 15. 1995 Tht r1glilranl(I) com-UFEMARK tNTEAACTIVE March 24, 31, April 7, 1•. OftnO• County on Mt1ch Ofang1 County on Febru-Ofange County on Miich
Fictitious above on: Feb 20lh lt•tem.nt ' FMOilO menc:ed to trantact bull· •500 Campus Drive Sulti 1195. 3, 1995 atY 28, 1995 3, 1995
auatneu Nam• Robert F. Wagner The toUowlng perlON are neaa under the Flc:tllloua 62e Newport e.aeh CA F317 Fl3882t Fe38334 Fl38822 statement This statement wu filed doing bullne11 u : Published Newport e..m. 8u1lne11 Name(•) U1ttd 9286o. Kur1 w. Christian, Publlsh.cl Newport Beach-Publllhed Newpor1 Beech-Publithed Newport 8Hch-
Th• following persons are with the County Cltrk ol WCI FACIUTY SE.RVICES, Coate M•ll Dally Pilot al>ov9 on: 2·21·95 345 Meadowbrook Or· PUBLIC NOTICE Coale MIH Dally Piiot Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Cotta Mesa Dally Piiot
doing business u : Orange County on Ftbru-390 E. Crowthtf Ave .. Pia· March 31, April 7• 1•. 21 • ATOT, Inc., Cart Bjotkqvlat, eno•. CA 92665 ' Match 10. 17, 24, 31, 1995. March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Mtrch 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. BODY HEALTH, 20351 Ir· Vi 28, 1995 cenlla, CA 92870 1995 President Thl i bu1lneH 11 con-Flotltlou1 F2&6 F272 f 287 vtne Ave .. Suite C-4, Santa Fl3833t WHtern Corporal• Im· '1=336 Thl1 1tal1ment wat llled ducted by:.,, Individual 8uaJne11 Name
Ana Helghts.cAe2101 Publlthed Newport ag11, tca111ornl1). 390 E. PUBLICNOTICE with th• County c1e11t ot Th• reglatrant<•> com-. Statement PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
Judy Ann Smith. 1613 W. BHch..CO•ta M11• Dally Crowther Ave.. Placentia, Orange County on Febru-menc.cl to tranuct busl-Tht following pertona 111 ---------1---------1---------
Balboa. Newp0r1 B11ch. Pilot Marett 1o 17, 2•. 31, CA 92670 FloUtloui ary 28, 1995 neu undef the Flctltioua doing t>uslne.u 11: Flctlt1ou1 Flctltlou1 Flctltloue CA 92663 1995 ' Thlt bu1ln111 11 con-Fl38329 8u1lne11 Nam.(1) ll1t.cl PACIFIC COAST HAIR DE· BualnHS Nam. Buelneu Name Bualn ... Name
JeH LH Shotwell, 1613 W. • F26S duct.cl by:• COfJ>Ot•lion Buelnese N8me Publlahld Newport Be~ above on: 4-1·95 SIGN, 1600 W. Pacific Statement Statement lt•t1ment
Balboa Blvd., Newport Th• regl1trant(1) com-ltetement Cotta Mt" Dally Pilot •Kurt w. Ctvls1lan Coast Hwy.. Newpo rt Thi following petlOnl .,. The following persona are Tht following pertona art
B11ch, CA 92663 PUBLIC HOTICE menc.cl 10 ltenuct bus!-Thi following S*IOlll 11• M h 10 17 24 31 1995 Thia atatement wu 1\led Beach. CA 92663 doing buslntts u : doing butJMts as: doing business u :
This buslneu Is con· nell undtf IN fictitious doing busfneH as: arc ' ' ' ' . with 1he Courity Cltrk of Renee' Carleton, 13932 ACTION SATELUTE, 235 JAKARTA, 10411 Kamuela THE ROCKIN DOCTOR ,
ducted by: co-partnera FlctlUoue Buslnen Namt(I) listed THE TOUR MATE GOLF F261 Ofange County on March Pegg St., WHlmlnstlf, CA S. TusUn Ave., Orange, CA Dr., Huntington Beach, CA t8171 Euclid, Fountain VtJ.
The registrant(•) com-BualneH Name above on: n/• SHOP, K·141S, 5555 McF•d· PUBLIC NOTICE 10. 1995. 92683 92666 92648 llY. CA 92708
meneed lo tran111ct busl· St•tement W11tern Corporatt Im-den Avt., Huntington F139549 Thi• bu1lnt11 ta con· Steven Jam• Bird, 1270 Shert1 Ann Smith, 10411 Jfm Rltttr, 823 W. Steven•.
neu under the Flcllllous Tht followtng per•on• are ages, /SI Prt1ldenl Beech, CA 92649 F10Utlou1 Pubtllhtd Newport Beach-ducted by: •!' Individual Rutland Rd., 18, Newport Kamuela Dr.. Huntington A.pl. 5, Santa Ana, CA
Buslneu Name(•) listed doing business u : T.hl• ttat1m1nt WH liltd Eugen• Steven Tottl, 322 luilneu H•m• Cotta Mesa Dally Pilot The "gl1lranl(•) com-Beach, CA 9281SO Beach, CA 92646 92707
above on: n/a LAGUNA BEACH IM· with IN County Cleric of 62nd St, Newport Beach, Statem.nt Mar h 17 24 31 ...... 11 7 meoc.cl lo ltanaac:t bull-Thi• bu1lne11 I• con-Thi• bu1lnen 11 con-Thia bu1lne11 la con-
Judy Ann Smith PORTS 3285 L.agUNL Can-Orange County on March CA 92863 The followlng plf'IOftl art c • • • ...,. • ne11 undtt' the Actlllous duct.cl by: an lndMdual duct.cl by: an lndMdual duct.cl by: an Individual
This 1ta1emenl was filed yon AO.d Laguna Beach 17, 1995. Thi• bu1ln111 It con-doing buslneu u · 1995. Bulintn N1m1(1) lilted Th• rtgl1trant(1) com-The r1glitrenl(1) com-Tht reglalrant(t) com.
with the County Clerk ot CA 92651 ' ' FM0345 duct.cl by: en lndlvlduaJ SEE WHO'S SEWING '309 above on: ftb. 21, 1995 rnencld to 1nn1aet busf. mlnC9d to trensact bus!-mtnc.cl 10 trenaact bu1J.
Orange County on Febfu. Albert Paolucci, 5 Morning Published Newport Beach-Th• regl11r1nl(1) com-16580 Ml Mlchaell• Foun'. PUBLIC NOTICE RenM' c.,i11on nest und., ttll ActlUous neu unctw the Actitlous ntaa under the Flctltlou$
•ry 21 , 1995. Glocy, Rancho Santa Mar· Cot1a MHI Dally Pilot menc:ed to transact bUsJ. taJn vaney. CA 92708 Thi' 1tatement WH ftled Bu11nea1 Ntrne(I) list.cl Bu1lnt11 Namt(t) ll1ted Bu1lnt11 Nam•(•) listed
F937528 gartta CA 92688 March 24 31 Aprl 7 14 neu undtf the Flclllloua Lynn B.clell Wilson s.. Flclllloui with the County Clttk of abow on: nl• above on: nJa above on: nJa
Publl1hed Newpor1 Beach· This ' bu11neu la con-1995 ' ' ' ' Busln111 Nam•(•) listed huua 16580 Mt MlchHlll 8 1 N Orange County on Febfu. Steven Jam11 Bltd Shert1 Smith Jim Ritter
Costa Mua Dally Pilot ducted by: an Individual · F316 •J>°"• on~~· rt Cir .. 'Fountain Valley, CA u:t'*•• •;n• atY 28, 1995 Thia 1ta1em1nl was flied Thia 1t1t1m1nt wa1 flied Thll •tatement waa filed
March 17 24 31 April 7 Th• reglatran1(1) com-~ene • ot 92708 Th f !i •m•n / F938310 with th• County Clerk ot with lh• County Clerk ol with th• County Clerk of
1995. ' ' ' ' menced 10 tranaact bull· PUBLIC NOTICE ~· :1~n1 ~ n~ Thi• bualntu 11 con-dol • :01 ng ~· .,, P\lbllshed Newport Beach-Ortngt County on Febru· Orang• County on f1bfu. Orang• County on Febru-'307 ness under the Flclltkxn 1 unty k 0 duct~ by: an lndMdual R~ 1 ~·~ ~ Co1t1 Mtaa Dally Pllol ftt'/ 14, 1995 atY 28, 1995 ~ ary 28, 1995
---------• Suslnts1 . N11me(1) lillld Fictitious ro~ County on March The r1gl1trant(1) com-;AIR,~~crE.s 18~ S~.NI~: March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Fl3704t Fl3831i , F838348 PUBLIC NOTICE abOve on. November 10. Buelneu Name • · , .... , ... ,. mencld to transact bull-Coata Mesa. CA 92627 F274 Publlahed Newpor1 Beach-Publlshtd Ntwport Beach-Published Newpor1 Beac:h-
---------11994 Statement -_... ntt• under the Flctl1lou1 Juon Wayne Erlckton Co1ta M•H Dally Pilot Co111 Mtaa Daily Piiot Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Fictitious Att>ert Paolucci · The lollowlng peraons are Publlthtd Newport Beach-Builnen Name(s) listed 145 E. 18th St., -.12, Co11a PUBLIC NOTICE March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. March 10, 17, 24, 31, 1995. Bu1lne11 Name This atalemtnt was filed doing buslneu 11· Co1t1 Mesa Dally Piiot lbOYt M111 CA 92827 F264 F275 F267 s .. t•m•nl with the County Cltrk of NETTAAE, 720 ;12 Mar· March 17, 24, 31, AprP 7, LyM Bedell Wilson S•• Thi•• busln•H 1, con-Flctltloua
The followlng persons are ?~~e 5 County on March guerllt, Corona del Mar, 1995. h~I .. t 1 flied ducted by: an Individual BuslnHa Nam• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
doing business as: • 1~ · CA 92625 • 1302 a 1 emen was The rtglslrant(•) com-Sl•t•m1nt SMART STORAGE AND F93954t Tom MorrltHy, 720 1/2 wllh the County Cle11t ot mine.cl 10 transact busl· The 1o»owing peraon1 are Flotltlou1 Fictitious When you write
CONSTRUCTION, 7130 Published Newpor1 Beach-Marguerite, Corona def PUBLIC NOTICE Orang• County on March ne11 unCS.r the fictitious doing buslneu ••: Busln11e Name BuslneH Name 3 Classified ad,
Hazard, Westminster, CA Co1ta MtH Dally Pilot Mar, CA 92625 3, 1995 I 1 Bualneu Namt(I) list.cl VIVANT PHARMACEUTI· Statement ltatem•nt
92683 M111ch 17, 24, 31, AprU 7, CM• O.Donato, 720 1/2 Flolltloue F 38 87 above on: n/a CALS. 1181 Dowr 1100. Thi following pettona are Thi following persona are include all
Tony F. Gauthier, 7130 1995. Marguerllt , Corona def Bue.lneu Name Publiahld Ntwp0'1 8eac;h-Jason W. Erlckaon Newport S.act\, CA l2G&3 dolna bualntll u : · dolna bullnesa .. : the facts
11azard, Westmlnaltr. CA l303 Mar, CA 92825 S .. tement Co1ta MHa Dally Piiot Thinking f h I Vlv_,,t Inc.. (CA), 81S1 OPASO BALBOA THAI BAR°hETT ENGINEERING, and get the
92683 Thi• bu1Jneu 11 con-Thllonowtng~art Mllct\10.17,24 31 1995. 0 ~v;g• Dover #100, Newport CAFE, 209 \.\Palm St, 118811 WHt1rn Av1nu•. Matthew F. Gauthier, 7130 To place an ad In duc:ttd by: co-partners doing buslnfft u : ' • FVe garage aa • Beach, 92683 NewPort B•actt. CA 92661 Stanton, Calllomla 90680 results
Huard, Westminster. CA Cl•••lfl•d Tht regl1trant(1) com-a) TRI STAR INSTALLA· GCILAv• 8u18 •1FcaJl!tDt Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-T•rajar lnlhapantl. 3291 Barrett Edwtrd Cloud, you want. 92883 Call 842·5878. menctd 10 lranuct bu1J. TION..:. b) TRI STAA INSU· Buy It. Sell II. Find II. . I ducted by: e cOfporallon towa $1., Co1ta Meaa, CA 1008 Eaat ChalYM Avenue, Thi• bualneaa I• con-nets under the Flclltloul LATiuN, 1119 Grove, New-Claa•lfled. 842·1878 Th• regl1tranl(•) com-92626 Ofange. CA 9266e , ___ .;.64.-2-·S ... 6 ... 78..__ __
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Beach Area
Yearly Unfurn
3 6 4BR·2 Baths
$1375 to $1800 mo.
VIiia Rentals
675-4912
Property Mgmt
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mo IHM. fS.40-4718 11500 973-M40 tit .. _... F ........... c11t 1710; 2br 2"" •1s •N~rt Cr"t* home. $800/mo, 1•1/ lion lyst... Ct••••• Current Dn19n 5°'" 12.M/mln. 11 +. LIDO Baytnt, L.gdOdt, t S1M1U1 nt rwm• poollapa ~ pttv ba wttwo rma/2 la.a1 req'd. 50'·1731 45K every 30 Daya. •tlc• ST model, y .. low PrQC.11100. tm414-74a
lovely 3bd/3ba+lamlly ,ruRN STUDIO 8928 Large 1Bt, "" cable, cloHta, aulte-llke. Npt Hgta L.g rm In 2Br Min lnv.atmeot 13,400 g:tko'm~~own co~r:'v 1-WHA--T._.;D;...H-ta_C_T_1""6N-
room or 41h bd !yr Fl.Ill kitchen. No peta. poof, gated pattilng, Pen Pl beaut remod q uiet. pleaaant. d ean, duplx, Iota of ehelVH. Call 80C>-e41-835'. dock In N~port H••· SHOULD YOU OOn furn/unlum e73-7S;;" • Stepa to beech. cwpor1•. 942 ... H 1Bd, upatta, lg aundk, nice lrg pool, Jae, ten-CIHn kitchen. N/S. ..~ -
Hpt ••• c~zy 3Br ;Ba P~!';;~::.o •~teht & •re•zw 1BR :'! ~·~~· ~ ~!·rk!e:· r~~·':R,~ S37hdep. 122.aos1 •••••••••I ~h.°:tt~~~· !,,~~~ 1~1~~ ':'t ,
hOUH atepa 10 beach. v a c ant 19001 no PPM· Pvt se\:' pool, $825 + dep + ~ utlla, Npt Hgt• L.rg Br/pvt ANNOUNCEMENTS cover attached. Serial $3.99/mln. HI+.
Frplc, gar, 11575 lse. Stove 6 · refrlg. c~an: ,; .. m,:;:d 722.1~ mo 842·9050 Ba In exec home. Jae. n u mb • r O O CD· Pfocll Co. 802-954-7420
Avail 4/1. 942-4017 r•rnod, aefe. e7:MS818 , • aeaut NB/Dover Shra. fp, N/S. $475+ Y.i utll, 48050994. Plea .. call
•OCEAN VIEW* CO"'ONA E aide 3Bd·1Ba cottage MJSCELLANEOUS Owner trvta. 573-4848 714· 04,..!5771 day: --------1600sq tt + 2bd Zba I\ new cpl/paint, w/d lllfr lmmac, trg. aunny. KIV x 327. Lve msg 24 Hr LOST a. 976-8485 nfOht. MEMBE.RSBIPS
• 1~· • hkupa ... ,...,... patio '••~ lndry/cable. No pet. Q Reward $200. 3018 pl, walk to bell. villa Bal· DE.L MAR 2822 • -... ~.. ~ $.400 tit 94 fOYn"'-boa/S1495/(909)598-9347 $885 No pet 722-8294 + u . 5·8515 *OCEANFRONT unu 2925 Loat photos w/n-ea iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii
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CLOSll TO al!ACHI flra $825. Studio 3Br 2Ba, frplc, new FOUND 3 /18199 CM/NB area Reward. Balboa Bay Clult APARTMENTS Charming 2Bd·2P• + S550. New carpeta, ROOMS 2708 carpet. Near beach. Shr 3Bd 3B•·N8 HH Queen•le1t Heeler 845-9052 M•mberllhlp FOR RENT ofc. New cpt, atove, FREE UTIL.. 650-5288 $.450/i:no. 675-4502 llrplc, pool, apa, w/d , Mix. Female, white w/ LOST RINQ Wanted frig, w/d, 2 car, $1375 gar, reap, '$450/mo. black & brown apote, Gb L '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! l!A8T81D• 19R, n~ . CM·S350 Roomy hae. 84 9812 L. rod coll••, Paularlno & Id Pinky, domed Please catl 63t-6tr.J't ;:: _A_v_I 4_1_1_7_8_0._3_8_.7_8 __ 1 carpeta & paint, encl 3M Hamllton, Costa Want reapon per•on. 4· · eave msg. ... wllh deeply etche<1 1---------
COSTA .. 'l!SA 2824 yard. No peta. ~95/ Mesa, rear unit. $400/ um.cable,w/d Incl. Bear St. 714•751 ·5851 llnH. May have been Lifetime memberahlp BALBOA
ISLAND
m~ mo. 948-0758 mo. SM after 6pm. * Avail now. 842•5889 FOUND PUPPY 10 11 3/2 1 at 1rvlne to University Athletic
2606 l!AaTSID• 2Bd·11hBe 548-8179 * COMMERCIAL Male, 6-8 moa old. Price Club. Famlly Club In Newport Bc:h. ij!ii!i~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii r--------.. 1 Dover Stu:e.Jrg Hm ••ntlmental v•lue.-$3000, no d1.1es. 714-COZV GARAGE APT * * * * * -New palnt/cpt, ga· CM ne•r OCC. Safe, Pool, apa, prlv Bd/Ba REAL ESTATE Call to ID. 831·8333 REWARD. Pleas• call 558-9263, BHs
Unfurnished, no park· beclal O~•tV•lue rage $825/mo. 1885 Ir· friendly home. Incl lmmac, quiet area, Found Watch al 073·3458.
Ing. $795/mo. Call From Low 1540/mo vine Ave. 720·9422 utll, lndry, pool. Avall $650/mo Scott fS50-2727 Backbay. 945-9052 LOST: BLACK CAT
875 5708 Bl LARO• 1 Br W/gar & now. 1350. Non-amkr. FOUND: CAT wt • . k• To Beach opener, lndry A refrlg, 87~9805/d 662·2t23/e E'•ld• CM Feminine BUSINESS OFFICE Tortoise shell with col· th hair missing on EMPLOYMENT Cute 3Br 1Ba upper, like new &•very quiet new pnt/crpt/drapea. decor, ahr apacloua rear, Balboa Penln-
124 Agate. New kit/ 162 bed room• 1895/mo S4W22il 3 bd 2ba hm, frpl, w/d , FOR RENT 2769 lar & tag. Costa MHa aula. Call 675-2184 I•••••••••
crpt/pnt. 2·Cat prkng refrig/range/mlcro "A QR••T p• ·c-RENTALS ro· ~ yd. Sep pll. t rm evt for 3/25. Call 63t-3428 LOST: Man'• l•re• St150 Incl I.I\ 673-3039 Lota of Buflt-lne --• r .. p. $440/mo Ii\ utils, FOUND: CAT·Orange & blue JACKET. North I-------__;*
Ort Studio 3 doors laundry, pool, carport TO COME HOME TO" SHARE 2724 S300 aec 548-4435. NEWPORT BCH..OFC White, friendly male at Bay Alley, Balboa Is· EMPLOYMENT
from S. Bayfro nt. Avl • • * * * S pacloua & bright From $400. 419 Old Mariners llbrary 3/291 land. 67s-9797 5530 Great Location! 1BR A 2BR. No peta. HB/NB border. 1 ml to Newport Blvd. Frank· (714) 757-0551 · 4/1. $525 Incl utlls. No Call Now 831-8427 ***** beach. Share 2Br 2Ba. lln Realty 840-7000 Reward: Lost Cal kitchen. 818/247·2446 Great Tenantal Roomat• wanted to No amk. s4so+s200 FOUND 1 GIRL'S 3yr old grny/whlte
---------.. _c_a_1_i _5_4_a-o_4_9_2_,, LAGUNA ahar• a large 4br 3 ba deposit. 868-9439 NICE window ottlce In BIKE· B 1 a ck• 5-Slamlsa. 111bs., blue BALBOA cua1om home In Hun-PR firm. 10•11. airport speed. near Back Bay eyea (big). Missing _________ ,BEACH 2648 tlngt()(I Beach. Pool & NB-Resp n/amkr, ahr area. Walerscaped. High School, Co sta s ince 3124/95. L.ast
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Entertainment co.
Help w/phone, mall, etc. 54().9203 PENINSUIA 2607 1 Bd 1 Ba 1-car gar, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil J acuzzi, whllewashed 4bd hm, on water, shr Grea t prkng. Olllce Mesa. Call to 1.D. seen on Santa Ana SI
Drive-by H Brt H L oak everywhere, foyer ba, avl 4/9. S500 + equip av all. Kitch & 642· 12f8. & W a In u t, Cost a 1---------
•SSOO clean 18r dplxe 1775 Wes tmlnl1ter ew, • ag, 2Bdr, & plush landscaping. V• utlls 650-3113 conl rm. $350-$450/ Gold & diamond llnk Mosa. Please help. ADMIN ASST $790/mo 842·5488 ZBa, all appt. 2 lrg o S h 436-9575 N I al h I al Alao large atudlo apt. dcka, ocn vu, ateps to $400 mo. + 500 sec. NB-ahr lrg Bk-bait HH m · era breclat, L.OST MAR _6_46_·_20_6_3_._____ at on ote re •~
417 E. Bay Av, Balboa 1Bd, walk·ln closet, en· beh. 11250 lae/673·1576 964-1339/574-4247 M/F n/smk, golf vu, frplc, OFFICE SPACE AVAIL 27 In either Balboa or Whether you're buying tate 'firm, Npt Beach
stv/lrlg N/pet. 547·1155 closed garage, $650.1 _________ ---------trg yard, no pets, 1 have for non-p rollt org. Xlnl NB Bch, R•w•rd or selling, Class1fled otflco. StrQflg admln
Avl 4/151 No peta. NEWPORT A Great Place to Llvel 2. $485/mo 831-4491 loc nr SC Plaza. L.ots 873-0898 covers all your noodsl Hp req. Real estate & ---------13Bd 2Ba, newly redec Betty 644-2270 L.rg 3 Bd 3Ba condo of prkng. Up to 10,000 LOST COCKATIEL Macintosh exp a plus. Npt Hghl• 3Br 2\AaBa, 2nd fir apt, for tyr + 1---------BEACH 2669 •Newport Creal• Nawport Creat town· FAX resume to 714· newer 2·sty hH , olc, lse by owner. Approx 1 BR Moblle Home 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii prlv ba w/tWo rms/2 home to ahare with re· aq ft, w/ulil. Roger or Gray & white, very ••••••••• 760-6658. Hotel Part·
greal yard. $1750/mo 1200 sq/II. No pets. Quiet & Secure. 11 c loseta, sulte·llke. aponslble N/S. Private Linda, 7t4/754·14oo. lame. Lost 3'22• Roch· ners. Inc .. 840 New·
grdnr Incl. 321 2 Broad Nr main/Balboa. Call 1991 Newport Blvd. •1BR $625• Quiet, pleasant, clean, room w/bath, cable, ester & Orange, CM. PERSONALS port Center Or. #490,
For appt 251·8334 Nowl (818) 501-<>097. 84e.8373 2BR 2BA $725/Up nice trg pool, Jae, ten· private p hone tine. •••••••• Please holpl 548"9471 Npt Beach. CA 92660. ~~~1geo~30d1~~~r.·~e~ ~~·rk!~:· r~~e~~~ rn~fv~~~n~~!~~· c~!~~ BUSINESS & SN~~s~~w~ LAB
With CAl•SCAN!
Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers
with a combined circulation over 3 milflon.
$400 Is ell It takes to place a 25 word
or less elasslfled ad. $15 for each additional word.
CALeSCAN 916 449-6000
p ets. No feH. No $625 + dep + 'h ullls, req'd. Call 650-0454 FINANCE Named "Klondike." PERSONALS 3002
lease. 545 ... 855 842·9050 and leave message. Hearlbroken c hlld . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $500 REWARD
714-447·311 1
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS lost Dog
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QUIET & SERENE
Palm _l\;Iesa Apart:nient:s
So ncu & yet so far ...
That's the feeling you gee
when you live at Palm
Mesa amid the lush
greenery of secluded
woods & St.atcly p.t1ms.
A Srudios, l & 2 Bedrooms
· Jrs S575 to S600
· 1 BR S625 to $650
• 2BR sns to S7SO A No Pm A Vertical Blinds A C.c1ling faru
A NEW Carpet, Pamr & Ttlc A Filncss Room
A Heated Pool & J3CUXlJ
A Patios & B3.komes A G-Mago Available
Office Hour..: 9:00 am · 5.00 pm M·F
and I 0:00 am • 4:00 pm wttkcnds
156 l M~a Dr · San12 Ana Heights, CA
(7 14) 546-9860
OPPORTUNITY
2904
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Seeks 5 entrepreneurs Interested In making
serious S Call 549·5386
PAV PHONE ROUTE
50 Prime Estab l ocs
Earn $1500 wkly. Call
It's the resource you
can.\count on to sell o myr ad of merchan·
dlse Items, becausel=:;;~ii~iifiiiR our columns compolll
qualihod buyers . to calll
842-5878 1·800·200·9137 24 hrs ---------
BUSINESS
1 OPPORTUNITY
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
2904 2904
$50 -$100K
Ground floor, fast growth business
for mechanically inclined
independent contractor. Five spots
available greater So. Cal area. We
have solid customer base. sales
help. You need CA Dr. Lie .
Insurance $1 0 to $25k
cash/equity depending on
overall qualif 1cations.
Call
209/445-1346
d nlte
• Live Paychlct * 900·776-9000 ext 6401
S3.99 per mln/18 +
Procell (602)954·7420
HOTTEST NEW
Al.TERKATIVE DATELINE
G•v or Str•lght
1·900-726-0033 •• 9826
$2.99/mln. 18 + . (Procall
Co. 602·954·7420)
ADMIN ASST PIT
Ass t to regional mgr
of Fortune 500 co. 20
hrs/week, somewhat
flex. Small congenial
office. good phone &
PC skills (DOS). Must
be adaptive, depend·
a ble, quick & able to
work with minimum s upervision. Process
expense reports, or·
ganlze meetings, take
on special project•.
gen office dulies. S8·
S 1 0/hr. Send resume
to: Eaton Corp .. 1647
Babcock St.. Costa
Mesa, CA 92627. FAX
#548·4650.
ADVERTISING
ASSISTANT
Full tim e , $7.50/hr.
Stable, OEPENOABL.E
Individual needed to
provide clorlcal aup·
port for tho Classllled
Advertising Oeparl·
ment of a g rowlnliJ
community newspaper
cha in. Accurate typing
of 50-55wpm a MUSt .
Dulles Include dllta
entry & heavy pho nes.
Hours 8:30am·5:30pm
Mon·Frl. Good ben·
efits, opportun ity for
growth. Physlcattarug
testing ls a prerequi·
s lle of em ployment.
Send resume to (714)
631-6594 Atte ntion. Judy Oetting Of caU
(714) 574-4250 '°' In· tervlew.
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ADDmONS
REMODELING 3410
DUNCAN
CONSTRUCTION
20 Yrs Exp. Small &
L.g. Job• 850-7042
w ... ~. gat ... etc. lie. weekly, Bl-•ekly. aspects of concrete & new/repair/post replaced Will haul what Trash & Irrigation, Trimming Oual. painting by profls All agH ·Teacher cert. 99().st.77
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35yrs exp Jerry 642.0517 Move-Ina/outs. Refs, masonry. Best .. rv1ce, Redwood~ L.#576605 Man won'll 984·5259 & Removals, Clean-Ue#602098. Ins. Entertalnl'l')ent Avail.
A to z HANDYMAN Eng, Pine 845-8888 33 yra In are L 631·3859 Jim Whyte 642·7206 ups 6 Malnt, St. Uc. __ F_re_e_e_s_t._64_s._3_30_5_ Jennlle r 640-8669 •THUNDER ROOFINO•
INSTAWREfAC£ CABINETS A TOUCH OF CLASS 1---------•Wood Fenc .. • HEALTH, BEAUTY 1 599025• 850.8109 21yrsOualltyPalntlng ~~~J~1• 01R~=f~~o:~
t<Jtcnens, baths, doors. Cleaning. RH /Comm CONTRACTORS rwplacl/repalr, "" hlUllng & FITNESS 3740 lacmo:p1·,•e1°.•0~~=~·~Pg 24 ':.i~~-S ~~~~~~P:i~or PET Uc 638144846-4122
windows. Doug 541>-7258 Uc/Bonded. FrH Eat. GENERAL 3558 eslimet ... Low prices. Lk:'d liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Tree trim, Gen~ral' Uc 280044 945·3209 SERVICES 38 70 1--------
HIRE A CARPENTER Teresa 282"7143 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AdYanllQI Constr. 974-530I Back Bar Chiropractic M1lntenanee. 550-9316 QUALITY CARE TRANSIATOR/
Add I Ilona/Remo dels Hs ec leanlng, ex p'd , CPI BUILDERS INC ---------Announce• Or Derion• caaEfaE"' yac•TIONI Landscape Malnl. 20 yrs exp, excellont .. " , " ... .. .. TUTOR 3927 F~~~~~~l~~~~ifi~~~.' :::klyr~:,~ ;:.~~~tly· UeR•.!5Jd1~t12a41.c1noanu•rte.d• GMIASIRRSO/RS ~7~~11!3~~5~1 ~6 Repair/Mow/Clean-ups workmanship, fair Oon t 1tre11 your pets. "' .... 3682 ---------Mallbu·llght·Speclalsl prices. 645·24 t 7 Ron In-home TL.C by COM ANTIQUES, Jerry, 780.7884 prop8'1y. Dora 83&-8t24 (7t4) 985-4993 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LoH Fal Faall Our MD• Call Pete 722·7732 ---------1 rH. •Dally walks/hugs
Kathr'• HouHkeeplng get results. latest • TREES • CHUNG'S PAINTING •Scheduled feodlngs.
SPANISH/ENGLISH
Ind/group lessons by
exp'd , So. Amer Tutor.
Sua•n• 873·7409 ETC. 3420 CARPET INSTALL Ouallty Work w/refs. •---------HARBOR GLASS CO. diet• & mods as seen 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel •Mall pickup, e tc. Rellabl• 449.7975 DECX Comm/Rea. Storefrnl, on TV's 20120 & Feb. Topped/Relllo••· r..aw11a, Guar work. Free Est. •Dally check-In II req.
Or•nd O!Mnlng In COM i&iiREiiiiiiPiiAiiiiRiiSiiiii3ii5iiii16ii,_P_a_o_er_: (7_14_)_66_7_-09_1_8_ COATING 3570 wlndowa-, wrdrbe , tub/ Allure mag. Nowport aon*ft.dnup. 751-3476 Uc#375602 538-1534 •L.OW RATES. L.lc/ The Antique Oat• ·-showe r. L.lc. 642-0424 Barlatrlc Ctr 673 8588 JENKINS PAINTINQ bonded/refs. 644-48411-TUT--O-RI_N_G--3-9_3_0_ NEW WEST CLEANING ' • •---------Int/Ext. Wallpaper, Pager 294-3722. 3817 PCH/b4thlnd Bloom• SMC Carpet Repalra Home 6 rental r.rop. STOP Deck L••k•I Reflexology Therepy LEGAL d rywall, texturing, etc. Personalized Pet Carel~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
wrought Iron, antqa. Power 1tretch, aatea. Quality work. Re a/Ile/ Waterproof Coatings: HANDY MAN 3710 wlll help you achieve SER.VICES 3812 David, 1·80Q..880..8222 Kennel atternallve. No SAT Semlna,.. Excel
furnlture/etc/675-8017 Repair aqu .. ky floors bonded. Free Hllmate Oecka/St8lra. Beat SI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii your goals. ClasHa ----,....,,,..----1 atreaa Of' worry. L.lc, with Pat O'Oowd. Test
7 dya 239·0289 24 hra 662-0161: pgr 4t3-0514 Oualfty work. FrM Eal. _d_al....:IY;...·_9_7_9_·_7_8_2_7 __ lilliiiiiii~ii Emerald Painting Ina. Refs 673-7184 prep since 1979. 5
BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
l#587430 722-8769 Hom•&"•ntal ProperllH lhlalau Maaaege • Form lnVEJct wallpaper/tlle meellng1 In lrvlne
Tim Reavea Flooring •WINDOW CLEANING• Paint.Carpentry· A lull range 01 Therapy Preparation Competltl\/e ratu. 10 yrs $185. Call 673-2390.
•Below Retail PrtcH• FREE ESTIMATES Drywall and more l RtllevM streaa, tension, Dlvorce/WllVTrust/etc. exp.Fr•• Ht 751·2038 PLUMBING 3890
Carpet/Wood/Uno 297-8081 David DOORS 3580 Gary 84S.5277 muscle •Che• 9144793 *** 894--8075*** 0 Ab Pel t•-1---------
Ll379738 845-8711 liiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiilililliii Carp'try, roofg, plbg T l ti lee •ne rama n .. .,, WALL
Bu• Owner•a Rltht Arm i---------An exPe'1•no.cl palnt'g. gleaablocka ---------~::,,~.va~.3~i!:~. I. lnt/Ex1 Oulll Palnt/R ... S THll LOCAL PLUMBER COVERINGS 31111 • .,
WOfdProcenlngPro --------,COMPUTERS 3556 dependable door E lec/T lle/Stuc co. JEWELRY 3784 aupport modification =1'':~14~'; • Wi-;:"nce~ Co.·l"iiiiiiiii•••••~.~.
OWn noteboOk computw CERAMIC hanger. Quar work, Concrete deektJRepalra FrM consult. 451-0088 Fr1 ndty s rv1ce 1•
Oute:::.'s;::,39word Tll.!S • 3528 MAC TUTORING ,..._Don 521-8910 MORGAN, Ue'd t.50-32$t wtlllam HIU'old Jewelera1 _________ 11k:,::,, C~~~~'::. p~~:.~ L#47:000 ~5-9304 ~~:.e;;: .. ~~1:t.:I:.
proe: editing, compo-, System & all progrma DOORS R•PAIRiD Cerpent~•Ea.Gtrloel Watch & Jewelry repair MOVING 3834 Work. lnVEJct a Ooeka, Plumblne Rep•lra & No Job too ematll
altlon, gen office. Prof Le•kJ lhowera Rep d Mark e7S-724S Sallafac:llof1 guvan!Mdl Plumblng•Drywall & AnUque/Flne Jewelry . L.#073468 831..-CSIO Dralna cleared from 5" Off w/ad. e7~7
quality guar. 850-8106 Th• Dean of Tll•. C• Cal IM buy1ng cmputr Mike Bleu, 585-3344 More. Comm'I Reaid. Buy/1111/ndt 873-0385 •a•NaOW Cl-1• ll•lnt. $5.50. All Rlf1ur .. In-Wallpeper ... alnttn•
ramie new/repaired r• **TUTORING•• or &42·2043 L.#~31830 Jim &41·741M PUBLIC NOTICE rtftl •v llllled. Steve'• 5"45-8298 Marlne-RH/Oualtty
gro ut, balhrm remodel Window•. word, Home ""toratlon a LANDSCAP~ a. The Calif. Public UtllJ. Patnt.ng.lnt/E.d.Houll/ Preclae Plum:::s Guaranteed-Cal GfWtl CU·-n plumbing l#670130 E I .. " d II T ,g g ti Co I Ion RE Apt. Qual. Job. FrH "'· ....... ,.,-~ .. &nG x c • • ,.. c c•• a !LECTIICAL 3110 •M• • n9. lie, • •WN r••n 3808 •• mm aa • St. llcl569897 63e.a8H Repair• a R• a ., -, .. Jt!PINISBING 3500 873--8065 or 846-8528 20 y,. Exp. 723-1985 drywall, woodwork, .,,. """""" QUIRES that all used ,,.. aetlmat•• tmmediale
tencee, decke, room houuhold gooda ROMAN PAINTINQ L .. Utt H•totO We gala ah<>Uld MftO 1-----------.Aot .... ,,.._. WWll addltlona, roofs, 9M' Lewn ••rvtoe. Mow/ movers rrlnt their ·Since 1874· tog•ther. Strip, tnM..r.
CeMMI .. .,....,,... CBILD CAIU5 3536 CONCUTB l Duncan Conatruotlon repalra. Comm/A••· edg9/aod/a1?flnklera/ P.U.C. Ca T number; /lnt /Ext ,/R .. /Com POOL adltlce to the crazr.
Alface,rtflnleh,pelnt MASODT 3557 QutclcAeeponee R9fafF,.. Eatknatea. ctn-up.A1 .... 27te llmoa and chautfeura Ud688845 378-0311 831-211tanytlrnt ~c:::,~:=~ ~up tM Wall? locel Uc. eH-?Oa .tehn, MT..auo Ive mag or call after 5 ~~t :~·1~t~~•~l= TOft QUALITY S!IVICE 3894 .a£!!1~-* •-t Prlc-M\......... .....,.... .... ...,_.. or;;;; & ...,..,._,. aaelo Yard M•lnt. menta. 11 you have • INT/EXT. Very IU'fCMiN CAlliNfi -·-I I an ... .,.._ .. ,, Wiring. phones, aatate. ...__... ... -~ I.awn• Cleanup• I bO I th ·~ comnatltlve. Uc 164&, o---Aut•"'•tlo
lt .. ned or p.i~ed. ""''"" sget/740-4091 l.andecape.c».brlck, 1tone Aete. lnte~rlty. Sr, p;~· Tree Trt"'m1"9i. Lt :~~~ ~r: m~ver, Tin"; 221. Jay 71 W50-50la ;;;. '-n. CteWlll'IQ Viart~ flnlah... COncltee. .,...t007 dlao. I• hrs . .,.._.,. Aw r.t. llt~I• HauHne 97 .... •4• or c hauffeur, call: a rep.ir. Very rea ..
Uotl ~71a71 Brick, BtoOk. Stone, Tite UlCIY'i•iliofliC5 Plumblng/electwater A PROP'L QMHNRR Publlc Utllhl•• -,-IAN--0-.-V-0-CAL---i onat>le. 1t4·e&M7&0 ______ ...___, Cl.IANING
3548
Cone, PdO, Dflvewliy ~· ~,.. C::: hHler./apmktera/cetl cettng tor each land-~~';~ LESSONS •••• CAii Gma 3501 SUVICIS Fpto. 11809. "-'· IO Yr l ... _ ... ...... fllM. FREE RMllnlMat ecepe .. If It were my,________ -ve OV.rltocktd with
Exp. Teny 887·78M ... __,.. M1-0137 or l1M1M own. ~ U4-4e73 sett ~ unwented at""7
MICK•TILlelTON! :.:.t :=r 0~:~ ......... ad 00t*eotof· alaTJOi Oetdenlng. llama IM MaV wayl ~
Plaln/atam"49 ~ Call Ol•••lfla F-~ aml landeoeplng, clean c.!:.':::8 ::a.
141
........ er••• • Coeuna• au.My. lrtl9grtty, upe, tree trtm • ....._ • -
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85 VMl(y &e~tilti 82 [)fy ,,..,.. Md.
13 Actr-. Morin =~ -~ '":* ee......ic~
U&M:iee
70~ compound
DOYffl 1 Splendor
2 Act« Janningl 3 "TwoY_.,.
Befot'efle Meer~
.. Salk>f'•
5 &-:!:i.r size ~~
7 ~gamllh
8 Not'Ngod 9A~ 10 Bul#lom$•
11 Look forward to
12 Clown Emrnelt -
13 PeriOdl ·
21 Stove 25. S1allion'1 mate
26 Gallivant 27 ActrNs
50HH
51 Raocoon'•
cousin 52~ exec E~-
54 Oevilllah 6S Trade •
57 Chocolate cookie
58 Adam'• grandlon ~
59 Oaf eo Border 81 For1Une-teller
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"Dear Taonah:
I pl.,-ed in the Macallan Su.nday
TimM Tournament in London with
Zia Mahmood. ~ we did not particularly dia · • ounelvea, I
th.ink you11 find · • band, pllU"eci
againat the eventual winners jeff
Meckatrotb and Eric Rodwell,
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40 PT MOORING
Newport Harbof'.
MERCHANDISE
....-...__+---+--t MISC. 8015 GARAGE SALES TRADE Moving! Must Hiii
847-7411
Avalon Mooring ISO
Ft. prime loc, lnelde,
near Culno. Asking $375K. 714-890-0550
day; 4'48-0548 eve
Toyoui ahort·bed
CAMP•R SHELL. BALBOA
whtte, $75. Call 714-IS"·~ 966-1 n2. AJU11&1
COLLECTIB., W!t' Garea-.... ••t ....
w;w Avon boat, J•t•kle, 6017 outboard rnotora, fletl-
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ing equipment, beer· Tr"-+--+--+-~ wpper trio & manv Ralk.. ...,.., good olMr llema. 327 Onyx
prlc... Hamilton col· Ave Bal Isl. ee5-5418
lectlon. Legendary --· ------queens. 76().8015. Ma1lne Stuff new life
VHl•, $5, West Matin•
eoap S3/q1; Also, gu
cane $2. 5 gal paint
6019 $35. 2000 W. Balboa
Blvd. 7am-7pm. Fri-Sun. f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I e1s.1331 . ....--+--1---+....;.+---I 4 Mahogany lyre ba<:k "'"M _______ _
dining chair• & match· ovlng S•I• Maytag Ing um chair Good W/0 $250 for pair, · 24.5 Ct.Ible ft •Id• x eond. 31<>-4»9971 •Ide frig w/lc•water
llllr""-+--t--+--+---t Nice UV rm & din rm 13715. 3-plece He>
furniture wanted by Uonal couch $100.
pvt pwty. 721-1735 Twin matt)'eH Hte(2) $25 each. 673·2780
123 Sapphire
JEWELRY, FURS
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ·M·E·R·c·HAN-·D·I·sE· a ART 6025 CORONA
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5ii53ii0il 5539 -------Fabuloua art framed by DEL MAR 6122
ADVERTISING
INSIDE SALES
REP
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L•h •Ina Q •11 erl et. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mlets: Lynn Nelson, QARAGI! SALll IN
Guy BuffeVJan KalPrzy· ALLEY. Furniture. Pfr THch•ble Aeeoc ANTIQUES 6010
In Wholeaal• Supply.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml Po .. lble $3000/mo & 1• ckl. All w/cert of auth. 8am Saturday Onty
Priced rlghtl 72G-ll051. 314 Heliotrope •uto w/ln 1yr. &42•1634 3-PC OAK bdrm aet: armolr•. dresser w/
P(f' Work F(f' Pay mirror & chHt, S9751---------
6am-12 M·f, no exp all 3; oak buffet $425; OFFICE
necessary. S8.00/hr smell oak armolre rTn1UT'P'Jnse 6 Aak for Mark 852-02A7 $150. Walnut curved l"UA&n& "~
GIANT
MOVING SAL•
Bargain• galorel
SA'T9am·3pm 813 Poppy
PART TIME WORK
front armolre $435. EQUIPMENT 804 7
7 5 8 ·9 4 5 5 : P a g • rliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
FULL TIME PAY *569-5158 CloNCI Our BualnHI -C-O-ST_A_M_ES_A_6_1_2_4
llmee Orange County •BUYING ITEMS* dHka, file cab, copier,
I• looking for bright, From 180<>-1980. 1 pc phone aya. cont table, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
energetic •alee people to entire Htate. Paint· computws, 722-et55 2·FAMILY SAL• to work with outelde Inga bOokl t It Saturday 8-2
The Claeelfled Adver-ealee team. Earn etc '1mmedia1~mc::~·1---------Furniture, baby atuff, Using Department for hourly wage• and a · ' PETS L I I I top $ 673-6223 Iv ms" a clothes. blkH, lots • oce commun ty generou• commla-•--· • .....,., FOL 11~11Tr 6049 more. 435 Esther newspapet group Is bonue whlle qualifying DINO SCREEN n.n~ • e • k Ing • • e If· for our attractlve ben-Leather, 3-panel, $75. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (Tustin & Esther)
motlvaJed, org&Nzed, efite package Whk:h 644·7418 •ao Off All BIG PARKING LOT
dependable, Inside lncludH medical cov· AKC Pupple• & SALl!I SAT 7am·2pm,
HIH rep. Strong erage. ORANGE ft1RNITURa 6014 CPA Kitten• Fairview Community Phon•Nlllng aknta a COUNTY AREA • with thle ad Church, Fairview &
muat. Craw/commie-Working houre 4:30 • we have the largeet Fair. Lots of furniture elon. Full benefit•. 8:30 pm Mon-Fri. Call Brand New dbl Bed & clothing. (Vendor
P I matt bo I & .. 1ec11on of pedigree hy• caVdrug screen-714-966-4574 between reu, •·•pr ng dogs & cate anywhere epace •vall. 545-4810)
Ing required. Fax re· 1-4pm Hk for Jourdain. frame St90. 873-1374 All loved & well
aume: Attn: Judy 081· --------•--------Movlnl S•l•·Sun ungn4-63l-8594 P•rt-Tlm• People Dinette aet lnlayed p ....... c~0redHUtorNTBCH Only am-Noon al-wanted to addreH la· wood, 45 Inch table, 4 00 •.....,. mo1t all goee. 1801 COUNTl!R HELP bela for pay. You have bm leatherette chra, Northeast~ of S..horee Cir. 18th St
For dry cleaners 30 ty It ut gd cond $100 720.7070 Adams & 8rookhur1t between Sant8 An & hra/Wk. Afternoon•, • pewr er, comp er1 ...... ---· -----96:M887 a evff & Sat. 154~525 or, gOod handwriting. Dr•••I dining ••t •--------~Tu,.,,•,.,,tl,..,,,n"""A"")I-•-· ------Int 11 .. o. ratH apply. 1695, draw table ADOPT-aPET SUPER QARAOE SAU!
Delivery Dr~•r FT, 1-809-474-4289 $350, carved Chine.. -for Florest, M·F, mutt cheat 5350, 1811 chHt Every Sat & Sun at Furniture In Xlnt cond:
know NB/COM atea. Real Eatate $30. Night stand• 110 PETSMART, fountain •of•, 4 bar etoole,
Start SS.50/hr 644·1413 _aa -·-•••-each. 759-1640 Valley. PupplH, kll· lamp•, drapH & rode, -_,,.,. -tens and more, all Iota of misc, plue an
Driver Wanted by •In-Busy Wiik-in loCllloft. Estate Sal1,dealnntr looking for lovlng, car-'83 VolVo. SAT M ,
gte dad w/euspended ~ ,.,_ For ........_.. F tu t/7eo.&0.1 Ing homes. CAU. 597• 2032 Funerton Ave.
Ileen•• & 13 yr old -·· ·-"""" u-· r s 90 f daughter. Drive Cadll .,..,. 1..,,.....,....-..,....-------------1• on T_.._. . :I .,,. 37 or more Info.
lac & custom convert· lhl""•mtm L-ehaped c rHm couch Columbian Red•T•ll HUNTINGTON
Ible 4x4. Flex hrs, NI rt s75• Wood Bunkbed Boa nice marking•
wagH negotlable.•por 01 w/mattreuu appr~x 2 yre old, 8' In BEA.CH 6140
PoHlble rm & board 673 7300 S200. 19 cub ft. Fnge/ length. Wiii eell with iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
tater on. Cuual, NB. • freez, •Ide • side aquarium & other ••· SPRING CLl!ANINO
Prefer good OMV & Retell ****** ~~~-:','~. t~l~:n~ tru for $350/obo. Call ClARAOll SALa Mlec appearance. 644-5450 Out of San'8 Fe desk 550 673-1311 310-925-3057. hou .. hold Item•. b•d·
FOOD PREP PERSON PT ulee poaltlon In Free to good Hm 2 ding, clothing, even For cateret. Muet have Fashion let Exp pr• MOVING Houseful of f 1 be 1 18 Xme• Items. SAT only ex.p. Early A.M. to mid ferrecl. Hrly+commlnlon. furn. Evary1hlng goHI ema •d -~ ... mo, 8-3 9592 Port Clyde can Poppy 844-5953 Nice oak din rm aeV8 •P•Y• • -•hot• cur-• morning. 842-4795 chre, kg bdrm Ht, etc. r.ent, love people, --------·•
MA. CltRT. to uelst RETAIL SALES/SVC Refrlg, Lowry organ, good w/chlldren, •I•· NEWPORT
w/buey primary care Klemet Rug Gallery art & more. 892-2651 tere muet •lay to-
medlcal weight IOH In COM •••king .. If. Queenalae Wavel••• getherl 650-8647 BEACH 6169
practice. PT /FT• Npt motivated, energetic w • t e r b • d w 11 h liF;;r;.;.:--tiio~gjCo;(o;cdnHico;;mnee I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11
Beach. FAX rHume person. Exp pref, HS heater, oak frame with A "People Cat." Male, 1 100 H G
714-645-1059. diploma req. Salary bookcaH. ShHI• In· short hair · "Morrie." ' Ford R~ be1!~!''
NO llXPI SSOO-S900 +comm. Apply In per· eluded. Xlnt cond, Oeclawed, neutered. MacArthur & San
wkly/poten proce11lng son 3837 E. Cout $225. Call 444-4030. Inside cat. 857·8850 Mlguel. 411 &am-t2 mortgage refund•. Hwy. 723-4422 David Own houre. (909)71 s-, Sofabede beige & 2 Save abueed and 8 FAMILlllS
2300 ext. 1439 24 hr• matching rockere. abandoned peta. Be a Saturday .,_2 .,..,.--.......,,,,.---.,...----1 EMPLOYMENT good condition voluntffr/foetar. Call Mura• Practloner 10 1150 090 84._9354 714-697•9037, Behind McDonald'•
aasl•I w/buey primary SERVICES 5533 on BrJstol (betw .. n care medical weight TQ Min PlnactMr-fem Birch & Jambor .. )
lo.. practice. PT/FT, MERCHANDISE OorgeoU9, blk/lan, 5 BLOW OUT iALEi
Npt Beach. FAX r• -·-·-MISC •015 mo•, heebrkn, papere. Col'--lbl ... huna mlr· aume 714-645-1059. Pleaee be aware that • u S400 firm. 850-2723 ._., -the lletlng• In thl• cal· rora, lltc. Low price•.
OooHlonal PT Event egory may require you Angela h•Nn Tlok•ta Zebra Flnohe• $10 Tone of atuffl Year• of
It•" call Soiree Ca· to call a 900 number 2 aeale, club level, White peac• dovee collectlngJ, 3009 Vllla
terlng 754-4405 from In which there le a SHO HCh, during 115. Cash only, 754-4123 Way (Cannety VIII-a•>
8-tOam, ask for Brian. charge per minute. strike, (310) &78-2127 SAT/SUN ••m
P(f' Deltvery Peraon MUSICAL ESTAT• UL.a 6 PIT Food ler119re Craftaman radio Fabuloua antlq French
for upecale catering EMPLOYMENT armaaw, 2.s hp w/ INsnUM!NTS SOSS 6 Orlentel fum, •t«·
firm In CM/NB .,. ... WANTED 5535 •land $195. TrHdmlll llng, Havl&and a mlac Oellvery: neat, reepon UIHtyter 2000 $220. china. •hip rncxsei•. lndlv w/clean OMV. Ping Pong table top Dark blue JaokMn. toy eold""9 ~
On-call M·Sat A.M. Lovin• Swedlah S40, teak cablne\a-Din~ XL w/reverae Fr. stove, g#es.n .~
110/hr. SetVere: On-Nu,..l'a Aide WIU bbhtveal100. t7f.055e headetock. Been uMd uary, fine l)Orcelaln
Call HrYlng elatf fOf provide Of. ~ppta, P.aiJ .. bed new, Sim-r.z.;.c::z-A~S°~'::!8: miniature boxe•.
ca1erng. Pav bued on gr .. t cooking & nure• mon'a matt 1300 goff cu• S500/ bo C 11 ctock, Cf'Y•tal c~ exp. Call btwn 8·11 or Ing. 12 yrt exp, Call olwb•·Wlleon ·a .. r 31o-&2s-305: • a lief, frig, W/O oombO,
1·5 for Interview• Mon Christine, 84W735. Eflecl lrona, 3·pw · Fri Mar 31... htn-
& Tue. Cindy &48-4118 1100. Pl.Ith jawnmowef 1pm. Sat Aprl , .. ,
PIT OFFIC• Clerlcall 125/0bo t50-7f'l2 PIANOS • tatn-noon. 538 VII UdO
err•nd1/computer. NurH, 20 ~ bp Harbor Ridge sa1e1 Ol"'•us •OS" loud. Udo ll6lnd.
Good phone mannef. Otfettnw Care In Iron/ tu• lo nd t1o VAP u •Lt Lie rn f~
Need rellable car. Lag y, Hollle g '~ pa
Bch. Trtcla, <&94-7018 --~ .... 2 · "' 1160· ood ~ E~~--
C•n'I seem to
get to ell !hose
repair lobs
1round the houtt?
Lei lhe
Clenlfl•d
Service
Ofreetory
htlp you flnd
rellabl• help. ••2-1e1e
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....-.... -..... ctow. 131 Heh. Exef-Splnftet plafto, a1nt Ct. a 1uo
--------dM bench l20. Much lnetrUment. w/match· .,.,tor.foloW rnor.I 76 .. 7851 "l..sbench. In tUM. UT 411 IAM tN Do~·ncs L•r•on 1 ift·O•lt• . 714-327•1154 Ced9f ch••• '''°· ~ 5540 Cenlo ..,.hl.llt, 1110, oherty chair ltOO,
••••••• Mhp, open bow, .... TV 11.!tnONlCS weddlno *-'''°' HOU91UUSRICOOK th•n IOhre. HOOO • • twtri bed W/11111 ••
F0t Hpl 8eeeh l\eeh06d, 08017W271 c!y/evt STIUO IOIO 1100, tlraftl"' .....
Highly lkillM I up'd. Aetrl9, ttundlo bed. chine ttOO, ~
We ..... the beetl uYt .... bedaprd, °'*"' • OllMt tr• XTR ~ -.... ..... In, ~ rm a Nlh. ldnt,.. rug, W•bber IBQ. .,.. ~ oe1 ...._ ..-. W l'icit:eJIW1
lllY a WOfldng OOftd, lot uMd one•, rnlrrore. .,., ..,... •• Dftll9 W.S. .,.....
,..,. pereon.. ...... .. door•, balnrm '"6 ... a 700 ... ,..,..
pell lctoo).'Call M'*7 INln, ~ • .,._& .... IM'u"• "' 8¥88 .., lpm. Call .._ ctr, 8'own i JOf'dlft ..... pr1oe f11 ....,.
..... ctee ...,g19 '""'° "'· .,...1.. -.. 110 • W?
through classified
842·5878
1011•~-o-o-c-K ........ i_P_i_c-1~
Newport teland. 28 ft
powet boat or leH.
1190/mo. 650-1304
New Duffy 21FG
(2 ~va(la~le)
N'wpuffy 18
~uffy 17 Demo
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1 1 1 I 6
( I I 11) b4 ·~ 68 1)
ilDa TIE for 30 ft aall· boat, Npt Bch, good
loc. Water, elec, dock
box. 19/tt. 875-7939
SLIPS AVAIL 42' ·90'.
nice loc, charter Ok/
po.. free ellp. Amer Yt Chartera, 873-4453
AUTOMOBILES
A CURA 9010
'93 LEGEND LS 4 dr,
cashmera/l&n, loaded,
Ilk• new, low mrlea.
$23,500. 722-0124
BUICX 9035
'83 PARK AVENUE .
lmmac, full pwr, new
Uree.$2500.875-o746
•ee Century Ltd. Per·
fecUy clean, xlnt cond,
fully loaded, 4-door.
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