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Daily Pilot ad rep Tracey Perkins, second from left, croons
with rock star Chris Isaak, far right, at South Coast Plaza.
I SANG WITH ISAAK ...
How many fons of rock star
Chris Isaak can say that?
Our own Tracey Perkins, a
Daily Pilot ad rep, can.
Perkins, a die-hard Isaak devo-
tee, checked ou t the singer's pro-
motional appearance at Nord-
strom South Coast Plaza on
April 8 and ended up on stage
with the music star himself.
"l got there early and he wan t-
eu a volunteer, :ind being the
outgoing person 1 am, I jumped
up on stage an<l sang my heart
aw~1y," Perkins said.
As her parents watched proud-
ly 1n the audience, Perkins,
joined by another volunteer, sang
"Di11y Daddy" with Isaak. "He
signed my CD, and if he had
been there that evening, I'd have
taf...en him to dinner," Perkins
said.
Quite nn experience for some-
one who's only other public sing-
ing experience has been in her
car, crooning with the radio
while ~ruising around the area.
The only other performance
that migh t match the thrill of her
stint with Isaak was in the fift h
grade, Perkins said, when she ap-
peareu on public television in her
school play.
She played Thorm1s Edison
with a cast.
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ANOTHER LOCAL STAR ...
Newport Deach resident and in-
fertility specialist David G. Diaz
made his second appearance ear-
lier this month on the "Marilu"
telc"ision show.
The topic? "Miracle Dabies."
Diaz has reportedly helped
bring 225 children into the world
)tince he opened his Anaheim of-
fice five years ago. Among his
patients is a 53-year·old Ana-
heim woman who gave birth to
twins a couple of years back.
Older women interested in
being mothers aren't the only
ones who seek his help. He
treats younger women with ab-
dominal abnormali ties, and has
patien ts flying out from as far as
Englund to get his help, accord-
ing to his publicists.
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KEEP IN TOUCH ... Bureau-
crats need not apply. That's been
the working philosophy of former
Costa Mesa city manager Fred
Sorsabal, who recently retired
from that post in Mission Viejo
after almost six years there.
"Basically, you try to build an
organization with personality,"
Sorsabal said in an in terview this
month. "I was looking for people
that were not 'normal' bureau-
crats. Risk takers. Decision mak-
ers. A humanbt is what I was
looking for."
Sorsabal was at Costa Mesa's
helm from 1970 to 1985, follow-
ing two years as assist:int city
manager.
After a 37-ycar public service
career that included time in Ana·
heim, El Segundo and San Ber-
nardino, Sorsabal is now retiring
to the city of Placerville, an area
he says reminds him of Fullerton,
where he was born and raised.
Costa Mesa City Manugcr
Allan Roeder, who served as
Sorsabal's assistant and was pro-
moted when Sorsabal left, said
his old boss lived up to l)is own
philosophy.
"Fred was not one that I
would ch:iracterize as your typi-
cal government bureaucrat,"
Roeder said. "He was always
very lively, very unpredictable ...
he always took a personal ap-
proach."
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FORGET THE ROPE ...
More from the press-rele:.ise-
pumping public relations pros at
the Orange County Fairgrounds:
Fair officials report that the
rodeo at this summer's Orange
County Fair will not have any
animal-roping events, due to
concerns expressed by animal
rights groups.
But the Flying U Rodeo Com-
pany will still be able to offer
"the best of rodeo," with plenty
of bucking broncos, bull riding,
wild cow milking and other west-
ern-style events. On Su nday, J uly
23, Mexican-themed rodeo events
will be featured, with live mari-
achi music enhancing the ac tion.
-Compiled by In's Yokoi
and Marc S. Pos11cr
r
Be sure and look ~
for those May ~
flowers starting PNnLY
today, since ~
Sunday's showers should
give way to sunny skies this
afternoon.
See Weather, Page 2
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
PriJte~ters aim .to · keep cro.sSwilks
..._Corona del Mar residents, merchants say CalTrans '
plan to remove painted pathways will increase accidents.
But transportation officials say crossings give
pedestrians a 'false sense of security.'
Br EvAN HENERSON, STAFF W1mut
CORONA DEL MAR -Mer-
chants and residents took to the
streets Saturday, demonstrating
along the very painted crosswalks
they hope to preserve.
Carrying signs reading, "Save
our Crosswalks,'' approximately 80
people congregated at Orchid Av-
enue and Pacific Coast Highway to
protest the proposed removal of
three painted crosswalks. The Cal-
ifornia Department of Transporta-
tion (CalTrans) plans to pave over
three marked crosswalks in Co-
rona del Mar while repaving a sec-
tion of Pacific Coast Highway.
The work is ~chellulcd to begin
The hunt is on
later this month or in. early May
and to last 10 days.
While demonstrations arc likely
lo continue for the next two week-
ends, forma l protests will move
into the offices of CalTrans. New·
port Beach city officials, who origi-
nally asked that the crosswalks re-
main painted, will meet with a
representative from C:.ilTrans th is
week. Another meeting will take
place April 26, this one involving
local merchants and representa-
tives of the Corona del M<ir
Chamber of Commerce.
Democratic Stute Senate candi·
date Madelene Arakelian helped
~ct up the cilizen,CaITrans meet-
ing and JOined the weekend pro·
test, according to Corona del Mar
Chamber boardmember Charlie
G<ibbard.
"(Araf...elian) got the "hole
darned thing going," Gabbard
said. "Maybe we need a Democrat
in there after all."
Citing hard data, CalTrans of.-
ficials say that painted lines at
non·signalizeu intersections give
pedestrians a "fal~e sense of secu-
rity" anu increase the potential Co~
pedestrian/vehicle traffic accidents.
Merchants, homeowners and
chamber board members cl:.iim
See PROTEST/Pas• ..
Merchants
seek sign ol
support from
City Council
~ Costa Mesa business
owners hoping city leaders
will ease restrictions on
signs and banners.
Bv TtNA llORGATIA, !lr\H \\'1u1t)
COST A ~tESA -Locjl mer-
chanb are optimistic th::it the Cit)'
Council "111 heed their cm:s for
less stringent regulJt1ons on tern·
poral) signs or banners.
The council, during th n .. gul:.ir
meeting tomght, ''ill cons1Llcr .i
proposed sign ord111ancc that ha
h:id some business O\\ ncrs up in
arms since it \\a~ JpprO\ed by the
Planning Commission l::ist month.
Since then, merchants ha'e
complained the plan's 120-day dis·
play rcstri..:t1on tor banners is too
strict and that its regulations on
inO:itablcs are too lenient.
"\Ve propose that they be more
restrictive with the inO:.itables and
allow more time for banners," said
Ed Fawcett, executi\e director of
the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com-
merce.
Some loc:.il merchants hj\e
!>pent the l:lst wecf... lobb)ing coun-
cil members for more time on the
banners.
"The)'\ c been very 'tt ilhng to
meet '"ith us, discuss the i sue~
and lake "hat "c\ e had to sa\
under au' 1semen1," saiu Rand)
G::ircll. O\\ner of the Grant Dovs
gun shop anJ SP,Orting good ~tore.
"The indicauons that \\e\c gotten
arc th:it the) arc; very sens1t~'e to
our probknb anu plight right
now."
Natalie Boras, 6, is happy to find a prize during the Easter egg hunt sponsored y the
Newport Beach Community Services Department at Eastbluff Park in Corona del Mar.
Mcrchanb say that banners arc
one of the most co~t-cffccthe and
efficient form of advertising. Many
local business O\\ ncrs "ould like a
ISO-day time allowance to display
See COUNCIL/Pa9e 4
ON THI COVER
The painting on top of
page 1 is by local artist
George Tapley. For more
information on paintings,
call 722-6535.
The Lab in Costa Mesa has lirst eXPeriment with a wedding
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..._ Huntington Beach couple
ties the knot at Antimall,
where they met a year ago.
.BY EVAN HBNEllSON, SrAFP \Vama
anti-marriage. Munich and Canedo
met on April 15 of 1994 at the
Antimall during a perfonnancc of
Lost lnascnse, the band for which
Canedo sings and plays guitar.
Munich and a friend had come for
the concert.
Love :n first site? Well, not
exactly.
"He wos a bit snippy,'' Munich
said of Canedo during their first
encounter. "l was barraging him
with questions about the band."
Music would play u significant
role in the Canedo/Munich
courtship. Cnnedo first nsked
Munich out after a Lost lnasense
concert at Triangle Square. When
the time came to pop the
question, Canedo knew C\actly
whot to say and how to ny it.
"No, it didn't happen at The
Ulb, that would make the story
perfect, wouldn't it?'' Colncdo ~aid.
"Dut I did propose live on 5Ulge
when we were pcrformin1 ot th e"
AJtu Coerce House in Newport
Beach.
"I wrolo the.song 'Sweet Morie'
for M1uic Elitiabcth {MUtlich)
The very l:ut lines or the sonalorc ... -··••Ihle 4
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<:'MIT~Yl'IWT
Orange County Commissioner Rk:hlrd Vogl preside• over the unOrthOdox wedcttng S.turday of
musician Davtd Canedo and Elizabeth Munich at The Lab In Costa Mesa •
2 Monday, April 17, 1995
LOCALS ONLY
CITY EDITOR JRJS YOKOI, 57+4233
LOOKING llACK \ A handy guide
to handling your ·
mood swings Still minus a marina
For decades, Costa Mesa has. sought a piece of the waterfront
M y mood swings vary significantly
during the duy. Like a weather
balldon, in the morning l 'm soaring
with c.onfidence and in charge of my destiny.
l}y noon ihe balloon and spirits are deflated
by the realities of life. The postman delivers a
sackful of bills -or some vitol.oppliance like
the dishwasher expires with n horrible gurgle.
Nancy
Mcintyre
59 and
Ho!d1ng
I fowcvcr, by late afternoon
l'm fearless enough to tackle
an ornery bank statement
that's just perverse enough
not to tally with my
ched.book.
I've been secretly worried
if these mood swings were
another sign of aging nobody
warns you about -like
losing your taste buds or a
frontal lobe.
Fortunately my husband
has compatible moods during
the day, which is convenient
in coordinating our ups and
dO\\ns. We've learned the
most vulnerable period for marital hassles is a
hulf hour before meals, especially breakfast,
whe n you have a low blood sugar as well as a
low threshold of pain for small talk.
Recently I did a little research on my
problem in a book called "What To Do Until
the Therapist Cornes." It's a companion guide
10 "What To Do Until The Doctor Comes." I
\\US greatly rclic\'ed to learn this problem is
due 10 the change of body rhythms. Over 24
hours our emotions anti cupubilitic!> vary
significantly. The cxuber:.int person:.ility that•
boundcll out of bed in the morning is not the
Little Old Ludy you tuck into bed for an
:.ifternoon n:.ip.
I thought you'd be interested in the best
times for various daily uctivitics thut
harmoniLc with your internal rhythms. For
example. anxiety and tension arc at their
lowest point between 8 :ind 8:30 in the
morning, important to remember if you're
pondering n major decbion like whether to
buy u IOO sh:m:s in Lapl:Jnd Reindeer Stocks.
On the other hand, depression peai..s
between 2 and 3 in the morning when the
baglt under your eyes arc big enough to count
as carry-on luggage at an airport.
Herc arc another couple of vital tips.
Alw~1ys go to the dentist in the morning when
your threshold of pain is highest. If your
willpov.cr b slipping and you're about to
break )Our diet, do it the first hour after
you're :iwake.
There's even a specific time for sex. Mother
Nuturc coulJn't have devised the mating ritual
at a less convenient hour -sunrise -when
male anu female hormones arc twinkling at
their pcuk. So set your alarm clocks, kiduies.
Nnnc)' l\I clnlyres culu11111 11ppcurs crcry
Monday.
0 n the Costa Mesa side of
the Victoria Street bridge,
there is a round pond. It is
filled with water and rimmed with
calloils. It proves that there could
have been a Cost:.r Mesa Murina.
In 1962, plans were an11ounced
for a S90 million development .of
155 acres of unimproved land on ·
the e<1.st side of the Santa Ana
River, a mile north of the Pacific
Ocean, which was annexed to the
City of Costa Mesa. lt was to be
called Keys Marina and would
encompass more linear feet of
bulkhead in its slips and jetties
than Balboa Island and Lido Isle.
Costa Mesa would become part
of the waterfront, with 1,000 lots,
each with direct access to the
ocean on the flood control portion
of the river. A new bridge would
be built at the Coast Highway
crossing of the river so larger
boats could sail oui to sea.
Only the pond, built by
engineers to prove that the ground
wntcr was sufficient to fill the
waterway channels, remains.
The Keys Marina story is one of
never enough investor money in a
time of rapidly escalating land
values, increasing environmental
awareness, bureaucracy, and miles
of red tape in a 20-ycar baulc.
The State CoJstal Commission
opposed the marina. The Federal
Government never allocated
promised funds for an Army
Corps of Engineers study. Unable
to interest the county or neigh·
boring cities, Costa Mesa's plans
for the marina were put on hold.
In 1978, Costa Mesa
Councilmnn Dom Raciti tried to
revive the Marina plans and called
for the fornwtion of a commiuee
made up of Newport Beach,
Huntington Dench, Costa Mesa
and county officials to bring the
marina from dreams to actuality.
The city owned 120 acres of
land between 19th and Victoria
streets and the county owned hrnd
from 19th Street to the ocean,
surrounded by a one-foot-wide
strip of Newport Beach. There
were still problems.
Councilwoman Norma Hertzog
• said she was informed that it
would toke all of Costa Mesa's
recreation funds for 13 years to
build the marina, and she would
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not support a private facility.
In 1984, a Congressional budget
committee sank another
revitalization effort by refusing
funding for an S80,000 preliminary
study of the marina concept. The
Congressional committee also
pointed out that the mouth of the
Santn Ana River is the nesting site
for the endangered Least Tern,
and as long as the bird was
protected, development of the
location would not be encouraged.
In 1988, the leaky marina plan
suddenly got a patch. The U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers sent
representatives to a city Marina
Committee meeting. They said
they would review the plans for
the 2,500 slip marina, explaining
WEATHER
the steps and procedures the city
would have to follow. Mayor Donn
Hall discovered that the State
Department of Doating and
Waterways has $20 to S25 million
available annually for small-craft
marinas and harbors. The
estimated cost of the marina had
risen to well over $200 million.
And it was predicted that, even
if everything progressed normally
down the government channels,
and financing was finally in place,
construction on the Ma rina would
not begin until the year 2000.
And so, this is a look forward as
well as a look bock. Costa Mesa
may yet have a waterfront.
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
LUNCH MENU
TEMPERATURES
Newport Beach
58/48
\\o<?slerly swell and
a medium chop.
Sunny skies.
Ne\\ 1>urt·Mesa Ele·
mcntary school meals:
Monday -Chicken
pally on a bun or jumbo
corn di.lg, c1 isp green
salatl, choice of dressing,
mixetl fruit, ice creJm
cup, milk.
8i!lboa
56/48
Costa Mes;i
53/39
Corona del Mar
59/48
SURF FORECAST
LOCATION SIZE
Wedge 2-3 s/sw
Newport 2·3 s/sw
BIJckies 2·3 s/sw
River Jelly 2-3 s/sw
CdM 2·3 s/sw
BOATING
Check for smilll
crJft advisories.
Winds west to
northwest 1 S lo 25
knots with two foot
wind waves, S foot
TIDIS
TODAY
First low
5:27 a.m .......... ·1.0
First high
11 :46 a.m ......... 4.0
Second low .......... ..
5:01 p.m ........... 1.3
Second high
11:15 p.m ......... 5.8
TUESDAY
First low
6:21 a.m .......... ·0.8
First high
12:48 p.m ......... 3.7
Second low
5:47 p.m ........... 1.7
Second high
10:32 p.m ......... S.9
Water
Temp<?rature: 56
Tuesdoy -Sloppy
Joe on a bun or jumbo
corn dog, seasoned
vegetables, "terrific
treat," milk.
Wednesday -French
toast strips with syrup
and sausuge pally or fish
nuggets with animal era·
ckcrs, oven hush browns,
applesauce, milk.
Thursday -Italian
spughetti with meal
sauce, roll, green salatl,
apple-cherry crisp with
whipped topping, milk.
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
Determined Newport
couple refuses· 10·
alter wedding plans
T HEY DID IT, TUE llAitD ~AY -Th~ bride
. wns radiant, :mired in trad11tonal Hopi
oeremoniul wedding dress. . .
The groom was lucky to be standing without braces.
fn tribal custom, she rode to the altar on a
palomil'lo. · . He was determined to walk un::uded and stand by
he'r side during the colorful SO-minute rites under a
broiling SWl. • • .
And so, despite great odds against their wedding
taking place on schedule. Mnrc Joseph Luby, 29, and
Jnncne Thomas, 26, both of Newpo~t Beach, were .
......,
··~11111
married last week 1n Sedona, 30 miles
south of Northern Arizona University,
where they had met as students and
fallen in love nine years ago, to the
day.
"It wns a glorious ceremony beyond
our wi ldest dreams," said mortgage
bunker Roger Luby, father of the
groom. "Only days earlier, everyone,
incl uding the med ical experts, were
urging Marc and Janene to postpone
the ceremony indefinitely.''
But the experts didn't reckon on
their determination. Local
Scene Hardly more than 10 weeks ago,
young Luby narrowly escaped death
in a 34-foot fall from an apartment
balcony. Defore his swectheatt's horrified gaze, he was
carted off to the trauma unit of Western Medical
Center in Santa Ana.
Surgery on a broken buck took nine hours. After a
four-day interval, surgeons went to work on a shattered
right ankle. There were other major complications tli:tt
will require a long time in mending, but love conquers
all.
And plans arc phins. In Sep1cmber they'll take time
from their business, Ne,\port-bn~cd Nexus Mortgage
Network, for a long·promisccJ honeymoon on Huwaii's
Kona Coast. Luby ls prc~idcnt of the company founded
by !.is fat her, and his bride is operations manager.
Given the grievous extent of injuries, doctors
reportedly arc advising that the air travel be
postponed. llut don't bet on that. With the
determination they've already di!>pluycd, the newlyweds
arc headed for l lawaii, even if they have to swim.
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THROW-AWAY LINE OF TUE WEEK -From
baseball filbert Curios Moreno of Corona del M:.ir, who
shudders when he recalls all of the throwing errors
made by former Dodgers second baseman Steve Sax,
now a candidate for St:.itc Assembly:
"I hear that Steve tossed his hat into the ring -and
missed."
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GOOD JUODANCE ANO TAKE YOUR SllOF.S
WITH YO U -Dctwecn gigs as a nationally sought
emcee funnyman, Jim Villers enjoys promoting the
Newport H~irbor Area Chamber of Commerce. He
stopped by the chamber office the other day to check
his taped messages, and was rewarucJ with these two
vital communications:
"Unless you fix the air-conditioning by Saturday,
we're moving out."
"Please send me a pair of the shoes you've got
advertised, siLe 91/i."
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SORRY, CAN'T llANOLE TllES.E IMPORTED
WHI NES -From my longtime soul-brother, Vick R.
Knight , \\ho writes about \\incs for The Riverside
Press· Entcquisc:
"I learned with some amusement that you've been
presented with a personalized wine closet at Morton's
StcaJ..housc in South Coast Plaza Village. After
Pass?vcr, w_hen }ou've Jepleted your supply of
M::tn1schew11z and ~togcn 0Jvid, l'd like to rent the
space to stock two of my e~clusivc labels.
"Your fellow-connoisseurs will be pleased 10 learn
that l'm now the local ~fotributor for two brands
imported all the way from the Lone Star State. They're
called Cabernet Sonuvagun and the Yellow Rose of
Texas."
. (Note: Vick abo makes his own award-winning
wines. They bear the label of Knight's Derry Farm.)
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continues to amaze. A local T V station conducted a
s~rvey the other day, and reported that thousands of
viewers han~cd down a fnvorable verdict. What they
were approving was Mnrclo's new hairstyle.
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Orange Co:ist College's Sailing Center
in Newport Beach, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Coune instructor will offer tips on
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645-9412 for more information.
fOUNllC CONSULTANTI MUTINO
"The Inside Story or the Orange
County and Lincoln Saving Bankruptcy
Cases." is the topic or the Forensics
Consultants Association • Orange
County meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the
Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beach. Cost is $20 members,
S2S guests, $5 more nt d09r without ~
reservations. Coll 723-11 l• for
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1wo Aucntion Deficit Disorder
lectures at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105,
Newport Bench. "Attention Deficit
Disorder: The Big Picture," is
scheduled from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and
"ADD Children: Spare the Rod." A
donation of SS is requested, but no
one will be turned nwuy. For more
information, call 476-0991.
AfTll SCHOOL ACTIVITIU
Children in first through fif1h grades
arc invited to preregister for "Kids' ·
Stuff, T:iles Tall & Small," a free after
school activity series planned for 3:30
p.m. at the Coron:i del Mar Librnry.
The progrnm includes folk talcs and
writing a tall talc. To register for the
series, c:ill the libr:iry at 644-3135, or
visit the librnry :it 42~ M:irigold Ave.
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program 111 noon in the Newport
Bench Central Library's Friends'
Meeting Room. Cnll the library nt
717-3800 for more information.
HOMIOWNIU TllA.D I SHOW
A free mini-trade show for
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advice from legal, insurance, roofing,
building ond l:)ndsenpfng professionals,
is schc~uled from 10 n.m. to 2 p.m. at
the Newport Beach Shcrnton. Coll
380-7360 for more information.
NITWO•ICINO aHAJUAST
The Dolphins Division of the Newport
Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce
invites the public to their monthly
networking breakfast meeling 11 7: 15 a.m . .at the Newport Beach Marriott
Hotel in fnshion lslond. Cost is S20
with reservation. The program will
include the presentation ot the 27th
Silver Anchor Awards for
volunteerism. Call 729-4400 for more
inform:uion.
fUI ILIDI SHOW
The North Face, in Triangle Square,
will present a free slide sfiow:
"Visiting the Santa Ana Mountains"
with Kenneth Coker, author of the
Santo Ann Mountain Troll Guide.
Show begins at 8'p.m. Call 646-0909
for information.
MINOPAUSI LICTUH
The Medical Pl:iza Association at
Newport Center and Newport Imaging
Center, in F:ishion Island arc
SJ>?nsoring a free community lecture
titled, "Menopause & Hormones: To
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ot the Health Education Library, 360
San Miguel Dr .. suite 206, Newport
Beach. For rcservntions, cnll 756·9000.
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Cars that bounce unduly over
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to see if worn-out shock absorb-
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on one side of the front bumper
and bounce the car up and down
a few times, then release it If the
car continues to bounce more
than once before coming to rest,
the shock on that side is worn.
This test can be conducted on all
four corners of the car. Shocks
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COUNCIL
PROTEST ......... '
the temporary signs.
WEDDING ,, ...... ' ......... ,
Estancia High Sch ol
student wins NaUonal
Merit Scholarship
fatancia High School i.cmor
Robert D. Hor:insl..y won one of
nearly I, 100 corporate-sponsored
NationJI Merit Scholarships
given to outMa nding high school
seniors.
that removing the painted lines will cuusc cars to speed through
the area even faster and that the C:ilTrans studies do not reflect
the conditions of Corona def Mar.
the proposal: 'my s\~Cel Marie/Will you marry me/ you mean
everything to me.' "
When the bride and groom-to-be asked to get married in The
Lnb, the Antimall owners were delighted. Lost lnasen e is a
favorite band and its members have become "part of our family
now," according to co-owner Linda Sadeghi. •
Also on Monday, the council
will consider:
•Distribution of Community
Development Block Grant and
other funds among local charities.
Natjonal Merit Scholarship
winners across the country were
announced Wcdt1esday ..
Removal of the painted lines will harm businesses and cnuse ac-
cidents to increase, opponents claim. They would prefer to see
traffic lights at one or more of the intersections and have th e
lights synchroJli2ed 10 reduce traffic speed. Workers decorated the living room with flowers and white trim
and had a wedding take prepared at the Gypsy Den, the
Antimall's restaurant.
• Formation of a Dusiness Im-
provement District' (BID) to help
boost tourism. Under the pro·
posal, the city would levy a 1 %
hike in the local bed tax.
During S:uurday'.s . demonstration, protesters crossed and re·
crossed the street at Orchid Avenue -the intersection where the -.
More than 6,700 winners will
share $26 million in awards.
Corona dcl Mar post office braoch sits. "We just love love," Sadeghi said. "I think its great karma to
have the wedding here." That extra money would be used
for efforts promoting Costa Mesa
as a tourist destination.
The other two crosswalks slated for remova l are al Iris and
Dahlia avenues. The couple lives in Huntington Beach. They have no immediate
plans for a honeymoon, according to Canedo. Robe rt :.ecured the Xerox
Eoundatjon Merit Scholarship, an
award renewable for up to four
years of college undergraduate
study.
"When we would go at ·the unmarked crosswalks, the cars
would dodge around us. They wouldn't even try to stop," Gabbard
said. •·so (CulTrnns) can take their study and stuff it.':
"The CamiJy's here and we're just having a good time with
them," he said. "We're constantly having a honeymoon."
The council meeting begins at
6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council
Chambers, 77 Fair Drive.
About 1.1 million students
entered the Merit: Scholarship
compe tition this year.
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High after only three years and
plJns to study physics/biophysics
research in college.
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Robert is also a three-year
member of the varsity tennis team,
\\as the top singles player and was
sclcc1cLI most valuable player of
the tc:.im all three years.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Monday, April 17, 1995 5
• PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223
Takin _g a closer look at our All-Stirs
COSTA MESA'S CHARLES CHATMAN
With li sehool and di~trict 1~ingle-season record 2,512 rushing yards, it's clear
that. the 1994 season .was monumental for Costa Mesa Hi~h's Charles Chat-
mun. . • •
A 5-foot-10', 170-pound running back and cor-
ne~b;ck •. C:hatmtln's propensity for breaking reeords
wasn t l1!111t~d to l.ocal stan .. dards, hpwevcrr, as hi~
regular-season rushing total of 2,297 was the most in.
Orange:! County history.
. With 29 touchdowns and 188 points, Chatman also
single-handedly outscored 27 previous Costa Mesa
· te~ms, and his 414-yard performance against ~liso
Niguel was the second-best single-game oulput in
county annals.
Including receiving yards, he accounted for 3 104
in total offen se over two seasons and made five' ca-
reer interceptions from his cornerback spot. -
An All-ClF Southern Section Division Vlll selec-
tion on defense as a junior, he was similarly recog-
nized on offense as a senior.
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. His abi.li.ty to contribute ·on both sides of the ball helped him garner D:.iily
Pil ot Pac1f1c Coast League MVP luurels, and he was chosen Newport-Mesa
District Offensive Player of the Yeur.
-By B:irry F :wllwcr
NEWPORT HARBOR'S BR/AIU JOHNSON
Newport Harbor High senior Urian Johnson earned CIF Southern Section
Division V Player of the Year, Newport-Mesa District MVP and Daily Pilot
Sea View League MVP honors last fall.
Nol bad for a guy who was largely anonymous as
an undersized starting outside linebacker, and re-
serve running back who rushed for a mere 28 yards
as a junior.
Used judiciously on offense during the nonlcague
campaign, the 5-foot-8, 175-pounder's powerful legs
were fresh for the Sailors' stretch run, which he
helped extend lo the school's first-ever section
eh:Jmpionship and a. 14-0 record.
Johnson amassed all but 118 of his 1,119 rushing
yards after the seventh game of the seuson, including
508 in four playoff games, during which time he pro·
duc1:d six of his 12 touchdowns.
Giving Newport Coach Jeff Drinkley a rare break-
away threat al tailback, Johnson scored on runs of
8-l, 58, 56 and 46 yards, and also returned a kickoff
9-l yards to paydirt. His contributions we re at least equally valuable ut cor-
nerback, however, where he made seven interceptions :rnd was rugged wcklcr
again~l the run. -By Barry F:iullmcr
CORONA DEL MAR'S BRIAN HOGAN
Dul for a fateful twist of an ankle, Corona del Mar High senior Drian
Hogan would certainly be the most prolific single-season rusher in Sea King
football history.
Instead the 5-foot-10, 190-pounder hud to settle for an impressive I.505
yards and 12 touchdowns on 224 carries last fall,
which was .;till enough to earn him All-CIF Southern
S<.!ction Division V, All-Newport-Mesa District and
All-Sea View League recognition.
The severe ankle sprain, sustained late in the
eighth game, sidelined him for two of the Sea Kings'
11 contests, and hampered him in the 43-2 1 firsl-
round ClF playoff loss to Villa Park, leavi ng hi m 73
yards shy of the school single-season mark se t in
1993 by J.R. Walz.
The workhorse in first-year Coach Mark Schus-
ter's run-oriented offense, Hogan inaugurated his se-
nior camp:.iign by exploding for 278 yards und TD
scampers of 47, 62 and 68 yards against Edison.
Dound for the University of San Diego, he hat.I at
least 100 yards in nine games, including three of
more than 200. Among his highlights were scoring runs of 96, 74, 68, 62 and 47
yards. -By Bany F:wlkner
I t's a "Magnificent Seven,,
· local contingent that will
be taking ·to the field for
the South All-Stars in the
July· 14 Orange Co\imty ' ·
All-Star Football Game at
. Orange Coast ¢oliege.
I-lere's a closer look at
Newport Harbor High
seniors Brian Johnson, Bill
Johns and Mike Freeman,
former Estancia High
lineman John Faulkner, who
transferred to Mater Dei last
fall, Costa Mesa's Dewayne
Crenshaw and Charles
Chatman and running back
Brian Hogan of Corona del
Mar.
MATER DEl'S
JOHN FAULKNER
Wherever Joh n Faulkner pur-
sues his college foo tball future, it
would be tough lo envision a more
fortuitous transition than the one
he made in his senior prep cam·
paign.
Toiling his first two varsity sea-
sons at Estancia High, the 6-foot·
4, 27S-pound lineman more than
doubled his varsity career victory
total last foll aft er joining the
eventual CIF Southern Section
Division l and mythical national
championship squad at Mater Dci.
Elected a co-captain al Estan-
cia, faulkner left the Eagle pro·
gram in late August, in time to
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spot ut
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fensivc
and de·
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for
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Urucc
Ro 1-
linson.
"He's
legit," proclaimed Rollinson short-
ly nfter Faulkner's arrival, which
helped the Monarchs march to-
ward a 14-0 season, including a
28-2 1 upset victory over nationally
top-ranked Dbhop Montgomery in
the section title game at Anaheim
Stadium.
Faulkner, who has taken a re·
cruiting trip to DYU, earned sec-
ond-team .. All-South Coast League
honors on offense, where he will
likely be positioned alongside
Mo nar ch teammate Kevin
Donahue fo r South Coach Jim
Darnell.
-By Barry Faullmcr
NEWPORT HARBOR'S BILL JOHNS
At 5-foot-9, 195 pounds, Newport Harbor High senior noscguurd Bill Johns
was what you might call a concentrated deterrent fo r opposing offens.es last
falL . .
His powerful legs, honed by explosive repetitions
.in the weight 'room, consistently propelled him into
opposing .backfields, where he amassed 13 \h. quarter-
. back · sacks and stopped 10 more ball carriers for
negative yardage. .
An All-CIF Southern Section Divition V selection,
he was also the Newport-Mesa District and Sea
View League Defensive Player of 1he Year, totaling
105 tackles.
Also all-district as a junior, he assumed double
duty last fall , rotating series al offensive guard to
help -the Tars achieve their 14-0 record, easily the
greatest season in a proud 64-year Harbor gridiron
history.
Though the average all-s tar lineman checks in at
6-2, 255, it would be unwise to assume Johns \\ill
end up on the short end of any trench warfare, come July 22 at Orange Coa~l
College. North Coach Gary Meek might take heed of a rival Sea View League
coach, who summed up Johns' ability thus: "We couldn't block the guy."
-By Barry Faulkner
COSTA MESA'S DEWAYNE CRENSHAW
lt's no coincidence the fortunes of Co5ta Mesa High football turned sud-
denly for the better with the arrival of Edison High transfer Dewayne Cren·
shaw.
A 6-foot-l, 200-pound defensive end and fullback, ,_._t;
Crenshaw was a. central figure in the consecutive
seasons of 9-3·2 and 7-3-1, by far the best back-to·
back efforts in the school's 35-year varsity football
history. ·
He twice earned All-CIF honors at defensive end,
where his quickness, strength and mean streak com-
bined to make him an unenviable blocking target.
He amassed double-figure sacks as ·a junior, but
battled double-and triple-teams, as well as a string
of nagging injuries (shoulder and hamstring), to
record three sacks last fa ll.
He rushed for 930 of his 1,809 career yards as a
junior, with the hamstring injury severely limiting his
prolific potent ial as a senior.
A breakaway power runner, his 19 career touch·
downs included runs of 70, 66, 61, 60, 59, 59, 55, 44 and 44 yards.
He opened his senior season with a five-TD, 251-yard performance ag:.iimt
Ocean View, before surrendering the workload to Chatman.
-By Barry Faulkner
NEWPORT HARBOR'S MIKE FREEMAN
Though Newport Harbor High senior tight end Mike Freeman amassed 73
career reception s for 855 yards in three vnrsity seasons, his place in Newport·
Mesa prep football lore will center around his final catch last fall.
That, of course, would be the 38-yard aerial from -~;::;::-~
quarterback John Oiordani, which he cradled into
his arms and carried into the end zone to erase a
15-14 deficit with 2:37 left in the CIF Southern Sec-
tion Division V championship game against Servile
at Orange Coast College.
lt was the game-winne r in a 20-15 verdict, capping
a 14-0 season.
A sure-handed pass-catcher, who made 25 recep·
lions as a senior, the 6-foot·l, 225-pounder was also
vital as a blocker in the Sailors' potent running at-
tack. This versatility helped him twice earn All-Sea
View League laurels.
His contributions didn't end whe n Newport yield-
ed possession, however, as he spent two seasons du-
eling opposing blockers at defensive end and outside
linebacker.
Strong enough to engage opponents on the line, he shO\\Cd his athletic abil·
ity by adjusting to the linebacker role as a senior.
-By B.llT)' Faulkner
Orange Coast's Robledo quits softball team
I
~ She informs squad of her
decision days after winning
Pirates' basketball MVP honor.
A merica Robledo, a talented athlete
at Orange Coast College who was
recently named the Must Valuable
Player on the women's basketball team,
has quit the softball squad.
Pirntes softball coach Dione Lewis
reported that Robledo made the
announcement in fron t of the team
following u discouraging loss to Irvine
Valley in the final game before Easter
break.
''We had n bad game thut day," Lewis
rccnllcd of the 4-3 setback in a game the
Pirates led, 3·2, in the bouum of th e
scvc111h. "h was n game we rcully needed
und I chewed the team out afterward.
"l guess she (Robledo) didn't like that,
bccuuse she sot up and said, 'I quit, I'm
ou1 uf here.' 1t makes it tuugh because
she is one of the team lcuders. But l
really don't think her heart wus into
playing this season."
Robledo, n two·liine All-Orunse
t:mpm: Conference choice in ba~kctball,
was recently ho1\ored as tcom MVP :it a
tcom ;i\\ards banquet. She kd the Pirates
In )C(Hinj DI 16.6 points per aomc nnd WO~
second in reboundin~ (6.4 rcr g:imc} nnd
'
assists (3.6). In her career, Robledo ended
second all-time at OCC in scoring with
1,053 points.
ln its first action since Robledo's
departure, the softball team won two
games on the first day of the College of
the Desert Tournamen t before being
eliminated the next day with a pair of
losses.
"We pulled together in the
tournament, it was a great team
effort," said Lewis, who now
turns to Samantha White to fill
Robledo's rol e ut shortstop.
"She did o great job for us in
the tournament."
squad's l994-95 Most Valuable Player ut
Inst week's team banquet.
Morbley ended tbe year wi th 646 career
rebounds, including 357 this season, ant.I
l, 150 points, including 679 this year. A
two-time All-Orange Empire Conference
selection, he led the Pirates in rebounding
nnd scoring in both of his seasons.
Guard l)'rol}e Ellis was named
''Most Improved" for Coach Tim
O'Drien's squad, which was 12-19
this season. Sophomores Rico
Dlandin and Steve Singleton were
the team captains.
•The OCC baseball team
• Desidcs Robledo, other
OCC baskctb<1ll pl;1yers honored
included tenm cnptuins flo
Luppani and Stephunie
McNumara, who :.hared the
team's "Schular Athlete" honor;
Jamie Shine, "Top lteboundcr;"
Knthlecn Kelly, "Most
ln1provc<l;" and Lisn Ripley,
Dennis
Brosterbous
rolled up an impressive 24 runs in
the opener of the Buckman
Mitchell Classic, co-hosted by
College or the Sequoias and Kings
River, curlier this week.
Kings Hivcr was the victim, us
the Uucs put toge ther innings of
four, nine trnd seven runs en
route to the victory. Colleges
"Mosl lnspirntion:il."
OCC was 21·13 nnd reached the
Southern California Regional finnls fur
Couch Mike Thornton.
• OCC sophomore forward Dn1nion
Mo1 blcy, the Pirotes' oil-time leuder in
career rcboundifli •~ntl second rlHimc
kading (Ofter ~corer. wo:. nnincd the
\
In reportln~ the game on
Wcdncsduy, OCC ai.s1stont coach Stacy
Parker brieny wondered obout how close
the performance might have cumc to n
school record. .
The answer~ Not close.
fn 1957, OCC :.cored 43 runs inn game
against Chaffey. In (:i~. the 24 runs the
Pirntc ~red uguinst Kl11~ River wCJ.s
JU~t u little bil more than the ~hoot
I
l
record for runs in an inning. In that same
game against Chaffey. the Pirates scored
20 runs in one inning.
Almost lost in the excitement of the run
explosion was the effort of starting pitcher
Scott MacDermott, who worked a strong
six innings in collecting his first decision
of the season.
MacDcrmott walked two and fanned
four before giving wny to Tom Darilla in
the seventh.
• Coach Chuck C\ltenesc's def ending
state champion OCC men's volleyball
team continues its playoff quest with
home matches on Wednesday against
Irvine Valley and Friday vs. Grossmont.
Doth matches begin at 7 p.m.
The Pirates, 13-6 overall and 9·.5 in the
OEC, now have unly a onc-gumc lead
over Grossmont nod lVC in the race for
third place and the final conference berth
in the Southern California Rcgionol
Playoffs.
''Four or our SL'< IO)SCS this year have
come on the road, so it's fortunutc we
play nil but one or our rcm:iining matc.:hc
nt home, and the farthest we h3vc to go i
to Golden West," $Did Cutcncsc.
"Most or my tcnms like to pliAy on the
road, but not this one, I guess."
•The Pcppcrdine University Alumni
Association "Orange County Waves'' will
hold n "Nostnlgia Night" on May 6 at
Ruby's Jaguar Diner ·n Newport DUch,
beginning at 1 p.m. ~
•
It' t1 cclcbrnuon for the Pcppcrdinc
community in the Oran~e County nrc:i,
which cons1 ts of more ttion 10,000
ulumni, p:m:nb and friends. J'hc c\·cning
will include dinner, entertainment, past
:rnJ pre cnt t>cppcrdinc vidCOli, a special
gue c pc01kcr :ind luts or nu~tul,ia.
RSVPs nrc rcque tcJ by Arril 2g, Fur
further Information, phone Lorruine Hill
nt (714) 838·310S, Helen King Mackel at
(714) 240 6933 or Grant frcc1nan ot (714)
644-76?.7.
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Hi&h IChoot -lttM<u ll lndl"' Uill1
Tournament. 1 p.m. .........
Community colkge -Chotrcy ;it Or•n1e
Coa•t, 3 p.m. , . ..,. ..
C°'l~e "omen -Ch•ptn•n al Southern
C.liforn1• CoUcge, l p.m.
TUUDAY
Velleylt•ll
High Khool boys -New~rt H11rbor :at
ll Toro, G:45 p.m.; Woodbridge at Corona
dcl Mar, 6:45 p.m. ........
College -Southern <:.ali(ornia College at
Biol;J, J p.m. •
Community coll~gc -Fullerton .u '
Orange C~t, 2:30 p.m •
Ulsh 1chool -Laswna HIUt ~t btudl,
):15 p.m.; Unl\'ertlty .i Co.LIM«~ l:IS
p.m.. ....
Hl&h achool -b~ncl~ YI. UJuna Hilla
•I Lefsure World, 2:30 p.m.; O>Jla Meta
\II, AliJO Niguel al M t•• Lind• CC, 2:30
p.m.; Corona del Mu vs. Nowpor1 H•rbor
at Cost.t Mtu Los u101, 3 p.m. . ........
Coll* -Southern CAI fornl;i Collet• al
roint loo" Naurene, l p.m.
ttlsh school -Est.lnda at Cosu Mcq,
3:1S p.m.
'•""'• College men -Southern California
College at Point Loma Nuarene, 2 p.m.
Community colle&c men and women -
Orange Emp1te Con1erence Tournament at
Irvine V•lley College, 1 p.m.
High school boys -Newport Hvbor at
Irvine, 3 p.m.; El Toto at Corona del M11r.
3:15 p.m.; Unlwcrsity at Eslllncia, 311$
p.m.; Laguna 8c;idt at Cost.1 Mesa, 3:1S
p.m.
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PUBLIC NOTICES This business 11 con-tor and Subcontractors PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE commercial, Industrial, 111d PUBLIC NOTICE This statemtn1 was med Fil MD. ~2955 ING PROOUClS. INC. ey ---------ducted by an individual sflall pay nol ltss than the rHldtnUal uses as permit· with the County Cltfk of ACTTTIOUS IUSHlfSS w~ 'Mlhel1 ~ Pltsldent PUBLIC NOTICE Gregory Mart.in Bucknam higher wage rete). NOTICE OF CITY OF led by the 1990 General PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on March .... ., ITATEllBfT nu st*flien1 was filed with
This statement was tiled The C1a1 has obtained TRUSTEE'S SALE COSTA MESA Plan and to maintain com-ANNUAL REVIEW 30, 1995 -Ora
cna12S8720 With the County Clerk ol lrom the lfrector oll th~~· T.S. No. H213083 ORAHOE COUNTY, pllanc,. with ire elolglblhty AHD REVISION OF Fl41701 dOt:~=~.r~,j;! ~~ ~ntJ~~~r1i: noe
STATEMENT OF ?J~~ge County on April 13, ri~~:~~~ ~e~~~s~,:~al~:O Unit Code H CALIFORNIA c':!i~~m~~~s~~h~M.!a~ CITY·WIDE TRAFFIC P.ubllshed Newport Beach· l9891 ~11tStrtet, ttmllno· NOTICE· This knous Name
ABANDONMENT OF Pubrished Newpon Beach· rate ol por diem wages and Loen No. BRIOOS NOTICE gram. IMPACT FEE Costa Mesa Dally Pilot ton Beach, CA 02646 Statement expires five year! lrom
USE OF FICTITIOUS Costa Mesa Pilot A ril 17 the general prevailing rate AP1425-4S2·12 INVITING BIDS AN ORDINANCE amond· PROGRAM April 10, 17, 24, May 1, K & W Ct.na Wok, Inc , Calif , the cute ti was filed 1n the Ofhet
BUSINESS NAME 24 May 1 8 1995 P ' tor holiday end overtime T.D. SERVICE COMPANY NOTICE Is hereby given Ing Tille 13 of tho Costa THE COSTA MESA CITY 1995 19691 BrookRJISt Sltlet. Hunbng-of the County Oerll A new Acb·
The lollowing persons • • • • m799 work In the 1oc1hty In as duly appointed Trustee that aealed proposals tor Mesa Municipal Code re-COUNCIL WILL HOLD A M791 ton Buell, CA 02646 aous aisintss Name Stal!ment
have abandoned the use of which the wOlk Is to be under the following de-lurnlshlnjl all labor. maier!-gardlng volunlaty rebuild· PUBLIC HEARING FOR PUBLIC NOTICE Tiu wsiness 1s c:onQJcted by IT'llst be hied be!0111Nt•me Ttle the F1c11llous Business PUBLIC NOTICE performed for each crall scnbed dffd of trust WIU ais, equipment, lfanspol'la· Ing of mulU·lamlly reslden-THE ANNUAL REVIEW aCOIPOfnon f~1ngol tin stattmentdoes not of
Name: CORPORATE CEN· classification or lype oi SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION lion and such other faclll-tia1 dev.lopment that Is AND REVISION OF THE Flctltloua The feOStrard commeoced to itself atlhottze lhe use 1n tin TER ASSOCIATES, 3070 S. STATEMENT OF work needed to execute TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER tiff as may be required for nonconforming. Environ-CITY-WIDE TRAFFIC IM· transact llJStness under tile state of a ficnous aisiness
Bristol Street 1440, Costa ABANDONMENT OF Iha conlract. Holiday rates FOR CASH (In tho forms PAVEMENT REHABILITA· menial Determination: ex· PACT FEE PROGRAM. Bualneas Neme flCbbOUS lllStntss name or N¥ne 1n ...olaboo ol lhe ngllts ot
Mesa, CA 92626 USE OF FICTITIOUS shall be paid as specified which are lawful tend81' In TION OF CONTINENTAL empt. THE TRAFFIC IMPACT Stetement names hSted above on~ another under Ftcle111, State, 01 The Fictitious Business BUSINESS NAME In the collectlve bargaining the United States) and/or AVENUE (FROM SENATE COUNCIL REVIEW of the FEE PROGRAM HAS BEEN The lollowlng persons art SIGNED I( & W CHINA 'NOK INC common taw (Set SecbOn 1«00
Na mo roferrod to above Th 1 11 1 agreement applicable to the cashier' a certified or STREET TO WILSON Planning Commission's do· EST AB LISH ED TO Fl· doing business as: ey Tz Lu w.i Pl'esldent ' et seq Boslntss ind Professions was filed on August 21, e 0 ow"j persons each partlcul01 crall clas· other "chocks specified in STREET) AND SENATE clalon for Planning Action NANCE THE IMPROVE· CUSTOM CRAFT DE· Ttis s1.ate'ment was filed willl Code)'
1989, In the County of Or· "t,-ve ~?a,71~one t~e ~se ol slhcation or type or work Civil Code Section 2924h STREET (FROM REPUBLIC PA·9S.23, Nancy Clark, 233 MENTS THAT ARE NECES· SIGNS, 1690 Placentia Ille Coun~Clelll of Oranoe Fust Filing
an g.. Original File ~. • c pFfo~ES~1·0~·~~ employed on lhe project. (payable In lull at thl time AVENUE TO CONTINEN· East Coaal Highway, Sulle SARY TO ADDRESS THE Ave •• IB, Costa MtSI, CA County on 11 1@5 Newport Beacfl.-OostaMesa No.F428945 ame. Coples of schedules of of sale to T.D. Service TAL AVENUE) will be re-D, Corona del Mar autho-CUMULATIVE IMPACTS OF 92627 t«ITX:E l'I f'tc:bti Name ~21 Apr 17 2'4 May l 8
Gregory L Botch8', 400 ~~KS~~~IN?·5cJ0 3!41 • r11es 80 deternuned aro on Company) all right, title eelvtd by the Clly of Costa rlzed 1gen1 for 'Michael DEVELOPMENT WITHIN Michael Challe LM, 1631 Stal!ment~~ lw ~from 1905• • • ·
Emerald Bay, Laguna C 11 u~ ~:~i4 ante na. ftle at the C11y Clerk's Of· and lnlerell conw.ytd to Mesa, at the OHict of the Cherney. 2095t Brookhursl COSTA MESA AND TO EN· Bullard ln., Santa Ana, CA the dal! rt Id~ Ille Oii
Beach. CA 92651 a 1 or a flee located 1t 77 Fair and now held by It under City Clefk, 77 Fair Drive, Slreet HunUngton Beach SURE THAT THE STANO-92705 was in ice PUBLIC NOTICE
Henry T. Segorstrom, 1617 The Fictitious Businen Drl~e. Cosla Mesa, Cahlor· said Deed of Trust In lhe Costa Mesa. California, for 1 'conditional use p.,'. ARD LEVEL OF SERVICE This buslneu Is con-lhe Councy Otrll A new Fteb· ---------
E. Baylront, Balboa, CA Nam~I ~elerbd to tbo~e nla 92628, and are avail· property hereinafter de-until the hour ol 10:00 a.m .• mlt (CUP) for a resldentlal IS MAINTAINED ON THE ducted by: an lnd1vldual bous be8ul91ednes:._. Name StatemeT~ PROPERTY AJ1D CASUALTY
9268 t was 1 e n range oun Y able to any Interested party scribed: Monday, Aprll 24, 1995, 11 facility for 1dult men and TRAFFIC CIRCULATION The registrant(•) com· must ~ ""'ore lllll Dme '"' SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL James M. Hietbrlnk. 619 on 8·26·9 4 • Fiie uponrequest. lRUSTOR:BRIGGSEOUI· which lime they will be womonlnanexisllngapart-SYSTEM. meneed to transact busf.l~inoollhsstatementdoesnotol ITATEMtNT
Larkspur, Corona del Mar, No.F620198 . In accordance with Sec· TIES V openod publlcly and read ment building and a varl· AN AUDIT OF THE TRAF-ness under the FlcUtlous tsell authorize Ille use in tin YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31 CA 92625 2Gr•:,or~ Marin Bucknam. uon 1773.2 of the California BENEFICIARY: MARY A. aloud In the Council Cham· ance from paildng require· FIC IMPACT FEE PRO· Business Name(•) listed state of • Fiellbous Business 111• •
Cahlornla Pacific Proper· F 42 1 c~·f 0nl Lane, Lake Labor Code, the Conlractor HOWARD, TRUSTEE be rs. Sealed proposals monts, located at 1110 Vic· ORAM IS AVAILABLE FOR above on:-· Name 1n ~olltlon ol Ille ngh1S ol Full Cofl)Ol1le Name STERLIN> ties, o Cal1fornla general ores• 1 or a shall post 1 copy of the d• UNDER DECLARATION OF shall bear lhe title ol the torla Slrtel In an R2 zone REVIEW BY THE PUBLIC Michael C. Lee Iller under Federal, State, or CASUALTY INSURANCE ~
partnership, 3315 Fairview Jhl• d ~usln~s~ 1~S 1con· termination of prevailing TRUST DATED NOVEMBER work and name ol the bid· Environmental Dtlermlna: AT THE COSTA MESA This statement was filed mmoo law (See Seaon 1«00 PAN'f
Rd., Costa Mosa, CA 92626 0ucte ~an i" Jv ka rate of wages at each job 4, 1968 der bvl no other distln. lion: Exempt. (The Planning CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. n with lhe County Clerk of t seq . Bosiness ano PlvleSSIOns Home Ollice 20361 S w AcKI
This business was con· regory art n uc nam site. Recorded Soptember 1, guishing marks. Any bid re-Commission approved the FAIR DRIVE, COSTA Orange County on Apnl 4, ) '
ducted by a general part· T~~s 1~tatcmen: wci' ~ile~ The Contractor and any 1988 as Instr. No. 88 cei'ved aher the scheduled CUP and denled the varl· MESA, CALIFORNIA. 1995 rsl Ft41ng Newpo11 Bu~hotl!Cal!~nsets
nersh1p wi e oun Y er 0 subconuactOf(s) 1h11ll pay 440441 In Book page of 01· closing lime for the receipt ance.) THIS PUBLIC HEARING FM2320 EP1C ESCROW SERVICE, INC.
Gregory L. Butcher, Man· ~;:~ge County on April '3• not less than the spocll1ed ficlal Records ln the office of bids shall be 11turned lo NOflCE IS FURTHER WILL BE HELD AS FOL· Published Newport Beach· 3155 S111Ga/JMIBIWJ Totlfklbli•~·6~·~
aging Panner · prevailing ratos ol wagos to of the Rocorder of Orange bidder unopened. It shall GIVEN that at said time LOWS: Costa Mesa Dally Pilot No A AQof!oat1 • •
This statement was hied 6u~lis~d Nep~Pf'l 8T18~~· all workors employed by Co'!nty; bethesolarespQnslblll1yol and place all lntorested DATE: Monday, May 1, April 17 24 May 1 8 S111Gabnll,CA91Tl6 w ::~~':J:°t with the County Clerk ol 05 a esa 0 pr • thorn In the execution ol said deed of trust de-the blddor to see that his persona may appear end 1995 • • • • Newport Beach-Costa Mesa lloc u
Orange County on March 24• May 1• 8• 1995· 813 the contract. scribes the lollowlng: bld Is received In proper be hoard by the City Coun· TIME: 6:30 p.m. or as 1995· CN29642H2052MAl)r172'4 ........ ...,. ... cac:.t•s, 1is:~ 16, 1995 m A payment bond and per· LOT 40, TRACT NUMBER lime. ell on the 1bove llem. soon at possible lherealler m801 May 1,8, 11195 ' ...,,. •• ,,.. •• wn ·ms or r n
P1.1bl1shed Newport Beach· PUBLIC NOTICE formance bond will be r• 847 AS SHOWN ON A MAP A tel of Bid Dowmonts IF THE AFOREMEN· PLACE: City Council PUBLIC NOTICE speoll su~s lunds .().
Costa Mt11 Pilot March 27. quited prior to th• exeeu-RECORDED IN BOOK 26, may be oblllned at the 01-TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· Chambers at Ctty Halt, 77 PUBLIC NOTICE Gto paid Su==~
Apnl 3, 10, 17, 1995. NOTICE uon of the contr1ct. The PAGE 7 OF MISCEL· hee ol the Clty Engineo<, LENGED IN COURT, the FaJr Drive, Colla Mesa, Flctltlous ss -fn..., l 300CXXl mn7 0 IDS payment bond and per· LANE OU S MAPS . 77 Fair Otlve, Costa Mesa, challenge may be limited to Calilomla. 8 1 N Fil Ml. fl4aG11 su."'us • • ---------INVITIN B IOfmanoe bond shall be In RECORDS OF ORANGE Cahlornla upon nonrelund· only tho .. Issues raised at PUBLIC COMMENTS IN ua nesa • .,,. FIClTTIOUSIUSIWE'SS \MllsStQntdlunds(surpus) PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY the form and amount aet COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. able payment of $10.00. An the public hearing d• EITHER ORAL OR WRIT· Stetement NAME STATEMENT 7,299,172
STATEMENT OF giv~N M lhat 1~~ <i;'Y 0J lorth In the controct docu-YOU ARE IN DEFAULT addltionol charge of $5.00 scribed In this notice or in TEN FORM MAY BE PRE· d Tr• l~lojing P8'.1ons are The loltowing pe"°n(s) 1Yol" Su~us IS f!OllllS policyholder os a esa, ac mg Yen m11nls UNDER A DEED OF TRUST must be Included II han· wrltton correspondence d• SENTEO DURING THE o ng us neas as. dOlng lluS!ness as STAA TEX· 9,089,172
ABANDONMENT OF through Its Governing In accordance with provl· DATED 8/19/88. UNLESS '1lod by mail. Sid docu· livered to the City Council PUBLIC HEARING. FOR AURORA CONSTRUC. f.f.O, 13712 Goldenw!SL West-Income for lht year 31,437,392
USE OF FICTITIOUS Boaid, herelnal1er relerr,ed slons of Public Contract YOU TAKE ACTION TO mont1 and other contract at, or prior to, lhe publlc FURTHER INFORMATION, TION, 282 S. Laurel Ave., minster CA~ Dlsburstmentslorllleyear
BUSINESS NAME to 11 the City, will rtcllve Code Section 22300 aub-PROTECT YOUR PROP· documenls may also be ex· he111ng TELEPHONE 754-5335 OR Brea, CA 9262t Clllos Mango -400 S Fran· 32 402 914
The lolfowlng persons up 10• but not later than stitutlon of 1llg1bli and ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT amined al lht Olllee of the MARY T. ELLIOTT VISIT THE TRANSPORTA· Gregory Scott Taunton, osca AYl!rut AtdondO Beach We hereby ce1'1y that the above
have abandoned the use of ~o.oot:·";99~f 1™'1 ~atid' equivalent securities tor A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU C11y Cle1k of \he City ol Deput~ Cit~ Clerk ' TION SERVICES DIVISION ~Bf 9~2~urtl Ave .. Brea. CA 'Xfln 11tms art 1n ICcordance with Ille
lhe F11:1111ous Business ay • • sea e • any monies withheld to en-NEED AN EXPLANATION Costa Mesa. Bid Docu-AT CITY HALL. 77 FAIR Tr.s DJSllleSS IS conducteo by Alnlal Stalement tor lhe year Name: A) A·A BEAM lor. the award 01 a contract sure performance under OF THE NATURE OF THE menls wiU not be malled Publlahcd Newport DRIVE. COSTA MESA. This bu~lntss . Is con. anindl11i<lllf ended Oectmbfr 31, 1994 made LOCKSMITH, B) ALL for. this contact will be permit· PROCEEDING AGAINST unless lhe addilional $5.00 Beach.Costa Mesa Dally CALIFORNIA. ducted by. an Individual fleostrant haS not 1 begun to tilt fllsurance Conmssiooer
AMERICAN LOCK & KEY, Tl~~5 ~~EREtti ~~~~I~ ted at the request end ex· YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· charge 11 Included wilh Pilot April 17, 1995. Publlshed Newport ~::cede~~·t~.';:!!bt :~:to transact lllStnus ~nder Ille lllfSUlf'lllDllw. '
c/o 394 l·E South Bnstol CHANGE IMPROVEMENTS pense of the contraclOI. TACT A LAWYER. payment. m805 Beach.Cosla Mesa Dally I.Ind lh Fl tlll lictlbOuS buSlness name 01 I H. HORANEY Pru i41tlll 162, Santa Ana, Cahlorn1a All bid h 11 b d Each bidder shall possess 131 FLOWER ST .• COSTA Each bid 1hall be made PUBLIC NOTICE Pilot Aprll 15, 1'1, 18, t9, n9ess1 erN • ( ) c 11 °1uds names listed hefl!n SHAME A. SHAMLOO' Secret.,,, 92704 1 s a e ma • on al the' time this contract la MESA, CA on the Propos;il form, 20, 28, 27, 28, 29, May 1, ua ness. ame 1 1 e New Be ti. ' -·' Tho Fictitious Business a bid form furnished by tho awarded a Class "A" Con. "(II a atreel address or 1heet1 P·1 lhrough p.9 1995. above on. n/a SIGNto CARLOS PMNGO C~7~ 4if?;'1!sa
Name referred lo above City. 1ractor's Ucense pursuant common designation of provided In the contract NOTICE OF S1690 Gregoty Scott Teunton Tl'ls statement was hied W11h '""" was Med In Orange County Bids will be received et to Pubhc Contact Code property Is shown above documentt end shall be PUBLIC SALE OF This statement WH flied Ille Cou~Clerli: of Orange 12.13,1-4,17,18, 1905
on 3·17-92, File No. the City of Costa Mesa •I Section 3300. The succes .. no warranty Is given as to accomp1n1ed by a eettilitd PERSONAL PROPERTY PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol County on 11 t095 PUBLIC NOTICE
F525237B lhe Ollie• 01 the City Clerk, lul bidder must maintain Its completeness or eo<· or cashier's check ()( a bid Pursuant to the Cal1I01nia Orange County on April 7• NOTICE· "' Fia'°"s Name Gregory Martin Bucknam, P.O. Box 1200• 11 Fllr the ~cense throughout the rectness)." The beneficiary bond for not less than 10% S•ll·SIMc:e Storage Facil· Notice Is hereby given 1995 Statitment txpl'H IM ytatS lrom --NOTIC--E-O_F_A-VAl_Wl_UTY __
24266 Ontario Lane. Lake Dnve, Costa Mesa. Caltlor· dur1tlon of this contract. under said Deed of Trust. of the amount of their bid, ity Acl (8 & P Code 21700 that the unde<slgned will F042848 the on it was filed in lhe OlflOe OF ANNUAL Anuut
For111, California ~la 92628d •1 dor before lh~ No bidder may withdraw by reason of 1 breach or made payabla to 1he City et seq.), the undersigned ~ ~gNa6/.tbll~A~c;1 Published Newport Beach· of Ille ~OUntJ Cieri\. A new hQ· ~rsuant to SecDon 6104(d) 01 Sell your home ab'o' 1 aa': h·c~'~im~'~~~ hl1 bid for a period of sixty default In 1ht obligauons of Costa Mesa. N~ pro-will eell at public auction, 1995 10.00 AM KELLY ;. Costa Meat Dally Pilot •oust be l~ednes!.. Na"! .. stm~nt Ille lrltttNI AM!lle Code nobce h h 1 ill v • Y! 1 Y (60) days al1er the date aet secured thereby, hereto-posal 1holl bo considered on April 25, 1995, personal KARL 'c sci ·KE C April 17 24 May 1 8 mus 1 ..... ore ... ,bme he 1s hereby !JYen INt the ' al t roug e ass od. will be publicly opened and for the opening thereol ex-lore executed and deliv· uni en accompanied by property Including but not JA K N, · • AU • ' • • ' hllno ol tills statement does not ol rtll I annu 842·5878 read aloud In the Council ce t as rovlded for In' the ered to the undersigned a such cashier I check, hm1ted to furniture, cloth· TION SERVICE, P.O. BOX 1995. itsell aithonze Ille use in lhts 31 m :;,111e,year ending Januaiy
Chambers at said addreu. Pu~lc C~ntract Code Sac· written Declarallon of De· cash, or bidder's bond. ing, tools and/or othor 825, RIALTO, CA., 923n. mBOO state of a Fttbbous Bosiness • 1 o the KENNETH G
iiiiiiiiiiiiil Each bid must conform uon 5100 et seq fault and Demand for Sale No bid shall be consld· household Items loclled 9o9-&73--0744• AUCTION PUBLIC NOTICE Name 1n lllOlabOn ol lfle nghts or :iOR TRUSTEE OF HiE KEN· and be respQnsive 10 all The City ~II of the and wrinen nohce of d.: ered unleH It Is made on a at: BOND '723-4H9• another under Federal State or H G PRYOR CHAAfTABLE pettlnenl Bidding and Con-C11y of Cosla Mesa r• fault and of elecllon to blank proposal form fur-Proper1y OOlOt/67979 ALLSPACE • COSTA FlctJtloue common law (See Seeton 1«00 ~R UNITRUST a pnvate
1ract Documents. A HI 01 serves lhe right to reJect cause the undersigned lo nlshed by the City ol Costa 2065 Placentia Ave, Costa MESA, 1535 NEWPORT Bualneaa N•m• e1 seq BuStness and ProlesSIOns oundlbon is availallle for !llllllC :!J~~";'~~10;;'~! ~ f:-any and all bids or to waive sell said prope1ty to sellsty Mesa and 11 made ln ac-Mesa, Ca. 92627 (714) 646-=~f.;· COSTA MESA. CA St•t•m•nt Code) ~ho bV anylS ';it'~
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77 Fal' 1rregular1tles In anr bid. said obllgaUons, and there• cordance with the provl· 6166 TIME: 9:00AM Stored Al77 CAAOL MASUDA The following persons are F11stf;t1ng lounon w. ~ 1 a II
Drlte Co~taMesa Ca~lor~ Contractor 1h•I comply alter the undersigned slons of the Proposal re-by the following p~rsons: HOUSEHOLOITEMS • dolnabuslnessu: INYRTORl111UESCROW IOCiled~~fe:OO:'G ~ HARBOR • •wN I ' j with tha provisions of Sec· caused said notice ol de. quiremon11. C066 Hillary Harris, COl1 A307 MARIA SANDOVAL GM"S QUALITY LAND 310N WHtllllBl,Stf 11 enne "'"'· "" • n a, upon nonre 1.1ndable lion 1no to 1780 Inclusive fault and of elecllon to be Each bidder mutt have a Joseph Kennedy Moran; • • SCAPING 421 s Coo ,; We.ttfm WI_,, C'1 fll 3281 Bounty Cutle. Hun,ngton MOUNT OLIVE ~~y;,.i:pt c~a~:;·ogj r,5a~ of 1he Calllornla Labo; Recorded December 7, c1a11 "A'" llconsa (General E061 Pac1tlc Photographic HZ~~E~Alf ~E~~RBEN· St., Santa' Ana, CA. 927~ Newport Beacll·Costa Mesa ~Av~A ble~ TetePllOne
Cemetery Sales wlll be m;ide ii handled.by Code, the rrevalllng rate 1994 as Instr. No. 94· Engifietrlng) and also pre-Co. BLOOM HOUSEHOLD George A. Menzur, 421 S. CN29642522·20046A!>rt724, Gate f Iha · -"'nning on lfle mall Bid Documents Ind and scale o wagos e1tab· 702007 In Sook Page of qual1fled H required by Property 20139 ITEMS • Cooper St .. Santa Ana. CA May 1,8, 11195 1~ o I ~llllCDon and for
l d F . h d th · 11 ct d lished by the Director of Olflclal Records In the of· llw. 2099 Placentia Ave., Costa A346 SUE LUCCHINO 92704 °'YS lllereafter oonng normal ea s urn1s e ~.:' .:: .! exa~~':"~ the O.partment of Indus-fie• of th• recorder of Or· A Conlractor using a croh Mesa, Ca. 92627 (714) 64&-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • This buslneaa I• con. PUBLIC NOTICE lluSlntsS houri
7602 the Office of the Ci Clerk lllal Rtlallons, State of Cal-~County; , 01 claul11cation not shown 3885 TIME: 10:00AM A479 ZENAIDA ACUTINA. due1ed by: Ill lndMdual The pnnapal manager Of Ille
_ of the City of Cost:! Mesa. ilOfnla. which 111 filed wnh SaJd Sale 0.1. pro~ wi,U on the Generll Prevailing Stored . by the following HOUSEHOLD ITEMS The registrant(•) com-PROPERTY AM> CASUAlTY lounclnon is Kenneth G Plyer ••••llillililiil•tl Bid Documonta will not be the City Cltrk ol the Clly of be made In as Is cond1· Wage Determlnatlons, may persons. D413 Debra Whit· A480 TOM MASTER meneed 10 trllluct bus!· SOOPSIS OFTHEAlllUAl FDNooaJ!J8
mailed unleu the ed Cosla Mesa; and shall for· Uon without covenant or be required to pay the Llnglon: D428 Michael Con-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS • neas under the Fictitious STATEMENT Newpan Beach-Cost.a Mesa 'ACl"tC VIEW dltlonal 515,00 charge Is In: lelt penalllH prHcrlbtd w~rranty, exproaa or Im-wage rate of that cral1 or torolll; D424 Nancy ~atson: A493 STEVE KENNEY. Suslnen Name(•) llattd YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, cm96437 Apr 17, 1995 •lllOflllAL PAM eluded with pa manl therein for noncompll111ce phed, ragardlng title pos· clasalllc1lion most closely C352 Joyce ~rown, C271 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS above on: n/a 1ff3
CemetetY • Monuery Each bid 8~811 be ac· of the said code. session, or encumbra~es. related to It as shown In Terry Burns. C251 Art B 2 5 4 CH u CK Lu T-George Manzut MJll COl'l>Olltt Name WESTERN PUBLIC NOTICE CNs* e Ctemetory componltd by the bid•• MARY ELLIOTT, Dep• lo pay the remaining princl· the General Determlnatlons Boucher: B146 Leslie Shel-TENBACHEA HOUSE· Thia statamont WH med UNITEOINSURAHCECot.f>AHY ..,.TICEOFAYAlra••LfTY
"500 p--.. View Ottwe curlty USI of Des~nal9d uty City Clerk Cltv of pal sum of th• no1e(t) •• Effective It the time of lh• ton: Bl 12 Laura Shafter HOLD ITEMS • with the County Clark of Home Olflce '4695 MacMh.ir -......, ~ ..,.,,.. S ' C t M ' cured b)'. said deed of call IOf bids. Property 20t53 B3 ERED TH SM TH Orange Count 0 Ftbr Court, Third Roor Newpaft Beach OF AMllJAL RETURJI ~8-dl ubcontractora. an Non· 0• • •H Trust. with Interest aa In Th• conlractOf shall com-2075 Newport Bl., Coste 19 M 1 1 • ,27, Y n u-CA92660 l\usuant1D~n6104(d)ol ...._ collusion Alfldavlt requlr9d Published Newport said noi. provided ad· ply with the provisions ol Mesa, Ca. 92627 (714) 848· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS llY 2 '1895 Total nntle(Usstt:s lhe lnltmal Reverue Code riollce
lll••••••••llby the lnf01mauon For Bid· Beach.Co11a Me11 Diiiy vancn, If any, under the Section 1770 to 1780, In-5818 TIME: 11:00AM B332 SHAWN MURILLO. F038218 S321125922 1$ hertby giwn that Ille '11n111
.... -T .. I dtfl. Pilot Aprll 17, 24, 1995. terms of aald Deed o elusive, of the California Stored by the followlng HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Published Newport Beach-6•540·820 ""m lorthe arendl .llrlll!y Thi• projecl 11 a federally M804 Trust fMI chargH end Labor Code· 1h• prevalflng peraons· H124 Jerry Mlacf· 8492 RONALD HAR· Costa Meaa Dally Pllot TOCll~alltlt.., 1 · · 11 31 19Q5 Ofyethe KE~H G lllJ. UUIWlf funded projee1 and will be expenses of the Trustee rale end 1cite of wages, .. tnik· Ht03 Jeri Hawkins· RINQTON, HOUSEHOLD March 27 AprU 3 10 17 Aogregattwn•·ins '"spec Plf10R FOUNOATIOH
Mortuary* Chepel ~~1:~ 1~~?u'J:' D~,:,i:~~~~ On the move? and of the trusts aeated tabllthtd by lhe Clty of E222 Christeen Wall: Erni 1"J~257 GEORGE BIJD 1'195. ' ' ' ' taPtl* .i:::J&~ rouoci.non 1s available l~r ~V:
Otemetlon and related acll. The w1ge b~~~l~~:':fiu0:J1~~~ on· w,~s~l\~•1: c~rc:.~ o:, ;:~a~~l~~;g ~ c~~~~ JOYCE, HOUSEHOLD Aooreoatewnlt 1Mforoiherihan inspecoon by any interested
110 Broedwey doea'v"1s~Binaac1on1on w,1nd11 btreu1nacf1!':. Sell your extra May 1, 11195, at 3:00 p,,;,. Ille City of Costa Men: Amerlcan Pacific Ace ITCEtM8S3 CARL... LOVE speoll ?.'.~.'s!!'..~s oo f:!1~~ 1:;11 atOll~ eo.t• M... '"' household on ~ front •••P• to IN •nd ahaJI forfeit pena1u11 Property 24517 " • PUBLIC NOTICE -·.-'"""' •~...... ..-""" la-II• 1ct1 Ind the Department of Items entrence of the Or , prea<:rlbtd therein f()( non-t 725 Pomona Ave Coat• HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Gross P11d·tn•ndC0111nlllted -• o«> G P!yor,
ll ••••••••• 11nau1trlal Relations, Slate Clvle Ctnllf 300 E C~ compllance of said Code Men CL 92627 (ii'4) 842• C338 RHONDA DELL. Flt lla.ft4Uzt surpvs 10,412.218 3281 Bou~ C.rcle, ttlnllngton of Calllomla (IN ContrlC· In Clas§lfled men Or~ CA • The City .Council of the 3107 TIME· 12·00PM HOUSEHOLD ITEMS JICTITIOUIUllOS UnlSSlgnedlunclt(SUl'jllut)BelCh. CA 92649 Telephone
At 'tt1e time of the lnttlal City of co11a Men r• Stortd by th. f~ Pu b II• he d N • w P 0 rt IMMUTAllMUfT 2.11n.an Mone AYlllaue, btQIMno on the
publieaUon of thla notice, HrvH the right to rtJect peraons: H327 a. Edmund Beach.Coal• Mell Diiiy The lollowtno Ptl1011(t) I SuriN• 11 reoarm l)dleyholdt dllt of 1111 flUblluaon Ind '°'
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the total 1moun1 ol tn• un-any and/Of all bids. Siebel, Jr.; F279 CVnthla P~ April l 7, 24• 1995. tlOtng ~llnest ., • 16,386,0Gli 180 "'11 thtreattlr oonno nonnal
paid DlllA'<l• of tht obllg.. MARY ELLIOTT Dep. Siebel: F278 a. Ed"mUl'ld m803 fHWIAKCCAAf. b FHP HE.Alf tncomelortheytar36,406,026 bJS1neashou11
lion 1,curtd by the 1bo\lt uty City Cl•rk Cit'/ of Siebel, Jr. PUBLIC NOTICI! CARE, 0900 Tllber1 Awooe, Dltbu11tmeots lor the y:elf , The pnnoPlf manager of the deacrlbtd deed of trust ' Owntra r ... rves the right fwnllln Vt/A~. CA Q2709 21,968,587 10Uncllllon is l<ennelh G Prvor
Ind Mllmated 00118 .... Coet• ..... lo bid at the ..... ,.."" CN• 1230011 FHP, INC . C..forna. we hert!JI/ ~fy that the 8bow FDNfXXXJ88 ~Mt. Ind edvancea, 11 Prol.ot No. 98-01 ch1111 mlltt be made with Plotltloua lllbelt A.-erue, ~n V ... ey 11ems Ill in ICCOtdlnce Wlltl the Newpan Buctl-CoiQ Mtu S301,204.4t. Publlahtd Newport peraonal clleek1 Of ~thief N CA92108 Amr.If Sllltment IOt tne yt CH205438 Al>r17, 19116
h ,, poHlbl• that It tht Beach.Costa MIU Dally check.I only and paid '°' OI •u:.:!!.!:n· , ... buSlntU IS con<kltled ended Oectmber 31, 19113, made ---------
Ul'M of ..,. IN Of*llng Piiot Aprll 10, 17, 1995 lhe 11me ol purchlH. All The fOllowlng per.one WI·~ to 0. Insurance Cof'fmUloner. FIND bid may b9 leu tnan tht m7t7 ~c:hated good• .,. told doing l>UslntH 11• The ~snnt con'lmtnctd pufSijant 111 llW
total lndtbltdntH due. PUBLIC NOTICE .... ..!!"• .·~ :ru·· r .. '· RIA ASSOCIATfS, 3471 ransxt business uncltf tne .. w. ,......, Viet Pr..i. an ap ............. Date• 4/04/91 mo .... • ,,.. mt o • •· Via Udo Suite 207 New k•Mllls buslneu natne llNt G1u1,.._1,
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1780 L 4th at., •••· M .... C11y Council on May Salff '" eub)eet '° Pflot ~ n alt Dt tlopmtnt tne co;,~~~ PUILIC NOTICI! 700, ••nt• Ana CA 1. 198S. ate 30 p.m., Of aa cencellatlon In tht event 01 ,. __ w g w ~ t2TOI 17,4) 84w372 soon therealllf as poa· tht atttlerntnt bth¥1tn ....,. .. pany, Ud., a Te11a1 · HOra. I'll rdtous ,.lla.Platll llble In lht Councll Chem-own« Ind obllalled party ltn\jf91S plrtnttal\h), 133S5 S•rntnl DPM hw ytlll ho F1C1mDUI ......
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81D MAY•• OaTAINID IOllowlng lttma: Sloragt Menegement. tno., Thi• butlMH le con-lout !Mlnen Ntmt SUteme OO.ng lkllinnt d aY CAUINO THI POL· 1995 CITYWIDE TAMFIC Agent for tn• Owner. ducted by: • general Plrl• !Nit bl ltltcl llelort t111Ume The PRM.SOIR:£, 1881 l.lnglty
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HOUSES/ HOUSES/ BEACH 2169 APARTMENTS 1~~HAR;E~~~2~7~2~41:C~O~M~M~E~R~C~IALri..1 ;F~O~U~ND~~~29:2~5:1~ffi~F!:1§ffi 5530 CON S CONDOS 1•::~::::;;:::1~F~O~R~R~E~NT~111-1•"1•• •••·1•• 00••••· REAL ESTATE GlmD PSYCHIC liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DO new cpl/paint, w/d Ll'j.3Bd3Bacondo FOUND: CHILD'S o ABOUT CLERICAL FORS ••~ FOR RENT AT THE BEACH "'"••· ca1por1, patio C t TELLS Y u 1---~---·••l ••••••••••I 5895 Nopet 722-e294 * ewport re•* '---------·I WATCH In T•Wlnkle YOUR FIN AN C1A.L Ad.,.er1islng asslstanl. Annual Rentals l;.:-=.,;;:B~O~A;-----1~E~'~•l~d~o~c="o~u:,n~t.,,="w:;,;d:;.• p11v ba w/suJt•llk• rm,.-S O C Park boys' restroom. s 'uucTCUERsEs.•'"ovvoEu'• Full Um•. 57.501,,,
Pn&. 2 closets, Qulel, pleas· BUSlNE S FFl E Call 10 ID, 548·2606. Stable, DEPENDABLE
L•ree Seleotlon PENINSUIA 2607 2Bd·Spll 1vl, s ldy, frpl, ant, clean, nice lrg FOR RENT 2769-b==~~-~---I HEALTH Jrr lnd!.,.ldl.lal needed 10 BALBOA 2ec:1 house ...... SllOOJi:'::::'i:":::i~~;'"iiii.\,;'~8~6~S~N~o~P~"~l8~0~2~1~11 pool, Jae, 1snnls, llrp1,1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilFOUND; Gray & whlle l·I00-77"9000,EIT.MM pro.,.lde cleilcal sup--2107 2Bd/1Ba Penin . $1050 645·9543 or 646-4262 gar w/some w0tk·out11 Chlnc::hllla Rabbit 11~!""-o. •""'•"' lt_run port !or lhe Classllted -PENINSULA 2Bdbaydpb: .. $1600 18A&deckS775 EASTSIDE 2Bd-l 'kBa equip, W/D. 5625+ NEWPORT BCH-OFC In Back Bay area. ,.,,._.co .. IOZ n.t7•20 Ao ... erllslng Depart·
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.\11 'tll •&U" Hmt111111 ~Ibis Rily 723·4494 un,. Ullo,=::.,• -842•3 BSO L rg 1 8 d, w 81 k-ln 1p1, fp. pool, spa, w/d. ii;t;ii or Ofc:: 500 sq hair cat: appic . 7 mo. o! 50-SSwpm a MUST.
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u11 FM HM1111Acl ti1 11 ocoonfront 3Br $2000 2nd fir apt, lor 1yr .... A ... an nowi No pets. E 'slde CM Feminine Pen!n beach locauon. ~=~~-~~~~1 • Cit 1 tihl • ontry & healf)' phones.
M111d1dwllldlmaU11tlll1111 Peninsula Pl IBd sa1sl~1 =8-,-• .;1°0i1t""-'w~/p~V1=Pc,c,c;0c,·.I Isa by owner. Approx Belly 844-2 270 decor, shr spacious 105 15th st. 675-2660 LOST Fem Rottwe!ler. l•9Q0.Uf.)l00[2~ ~~~-~r~:3~~:3:~ ~"'~~:!••,;·::,:1:1~~1~~ Np! Shores 3~r $1325 Vl•w ol Bal Isl. furn. ~~oom:i%~8i~o~. P~~il---------c l 3bd 2ba hm, f1pl, w/d, ~~'~::~. bl~lkw/~~~l~~ Wtlaiw.mi~;fi.'4~ efits, opportunity lot
•111d '' -•• <•I" 0 1111011. ----------1_Tco~ncn~/co;rm~/p,'oCo"I". ,::;BmC::,~, l;;;":;;;ow;;;l ~(8;;',-',);;';;'<l:;-009:;;;~'-;· NEWPORT yd . Sep ph. 1 rm svl IOI" I••••••••• Bal Penln, 4/6. Needs --- -.. .. growth. PhyslcaUdrug ••.., I· lyr. $1450. 875-9576 retp, $440/mo \'Jo ul~:· BUSINESS & medl Reward. 673-842• .,... .,.. .,.. ....,. ....,. ,.. testing •• a prerequi· sc1.1UR•l'9J.llmilill1&1tu1or CORONA •4 BR 28A, lrg yard, B•~font 2Bd-2Ba 2 BEACH 2669 SJQOsec ~B-i4 • site 01 employment.
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111qnywcallfthiuce.Wmi· 'i;ii;i;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiil tO Back B1y Trail. dock 8"'1· No pets ;1B RS82511r 10ll20, s101aq11 only .. t1•••••••••1 Reward If Found 631-6594 A1111ntlon:
llU001r11Jwtnin1tl111." • $1700/mo. 851-7980 St500 673-6640 •BR 28A$725/Up $95/mo. 11t A last1' Sliver Upped gray/ Judy Oelllng or call T --~ 2Bd 1 B• s. or PCH, 1.;;;;.~i;;;';;;;;'~~~I---------[ I t • 1111 •tw1~'" wdl '" 11 1 1 Boc k Bo• 28• 2Ba "P· Aefrlg & dl1hwa1h•r , ___ ..c.12o2o·c•o••0•'---•---------1 wh 111 H ma ayan (71 41 574-4250 tor ln• •·-· 1 rp ace, pal o, garage, ,, ., ,. 1· k >d L < t N 1 _,,•tlt 1«tM111J"""11' N/Pats, avl 5/1. 1111 condo w/vau1t CORONA Incl. 601130 pool.· No NB-Newport Cr•sl BUSINESS w 1 0 · 0• n P lervlew.
NRI lo! Ital llbtl wlrlkti 11111 St \115/f1'IO (619)758-4669 cell, w/d, 2-car g1r. pel1. No lees. No townhome 10 share Beach, Plaas• call Dentel Rec::eptlon'lat
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....,.,., trl WlllMk Ill II Tennts/poot/apa. Pch, ipa, W/O. Ullla carpal, no pats, $795 pvt phone line. tree E•rn 818 SSS Local Tabby missing alncar w/a great pe1aonatUy. 1
9'111111........,..ia, 1'Ulll-St600/mo. 75~8242 pd, prk apace, A.,.I 5/1 738 Tuilln "'"'•· 642•71158 cabl•. Pool/1ennle/ Snack/Sods Buslnesa Sun. 4/2. D•form•d Please c.11840-1122. 111111-'~.PllMUD 18R dPIJC. New atv/crpl. A 5650/mo 675--4082 spa. Clos• 10 b•1ch. lor aale. Vend H•t-hip & cnronlc upp•r DENTAL TECH
........ , •• >414 .... ,.. Qulat area•sml dog oil Beach rea $485/mo .... depolll. All •h•y. Coke, ETC. Csll respiratory problem. C&B e11p model & die . .. -~ DC ... Sml yd wished. 5525, STA MESA 2624 amenltlas. lnclud•• Na•d• madlcal1on. ,_._
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--------·12BR dpht. Greal loc 1775 to $1450 mo. $3"" MOVE IN :~E~NT:.:,ALS~~----liN~B~N~ll~>a~~B~•tt'•~•~•:2~e~r· Local 1lte1 -for saJa, LOST PASSPORT l:~··~n~o~tl~ta~·~7~33~"~11~1c.,,.,,_ Trlangl• Sq. Oulet. Nu VIiia Rentals •• 28 1700 H cond s2000/Wk potentlsl. Iranian, name Farzod Driver Wanted by slri--
NEW crpt/drp1, gar, yd, Super clean 1Bd In • •Q 0 · 800-208-5300 24h Shokrollahl. 11 gla dad w/1u1penda~ PORT .. , ... ,, $775. &47·7540 9 2 , ....... lrlllnd/y, 30 Unit Own br/baJphn. ln·h•• • · rs. ,1---------ol " • 675 4 1 _, I I round, pt•••• call li~M 6 13 yr u --i BEACH 1069 Bd 18 • coml)l111 ntTrisngl1 Sq. ROOMS 2706 gym, w d, tenn s, 1P1• VENDING RTE•New 542-B466. daughter. Orlv. Cadll-iiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiii;i~I E' •Id• 3 Ide Prop~y Mgmt 8UNK HOUSE pool, pkg. $500 + \4t Machin•• In 21 Lcc•·:I ,;;;:..;~~,-;;;::-:-:;"I o••••••••• I ~ & cuik>m con~
UNDER $200 000, l ..!~8~1 0~15~~~·~·~~~'('~.£:;.:ri:~·~,=~:i-~~Wglnili"~•!iiS:iu)im~~~l"~!li"f.A~P~T~S~e~4~2J.·1~4~0=1°1 Luxurloua f\lm rm/p'lt ullt. All! 5/13. 842:5323 lions• Buy All or Loil W•llet Bin, sail-EMPLOYMENT \bl• -'•"· Flaic hr.. '.J 51050 752·2881 Rentals AllO ......... able Redeo, brlghl, cheery bath, E'ak:I• CJ.', Qul.t Npt •c::h. Maat9f bdrm Part·~llM781 boil etchld cover. wag•• nagotlable.
3 bdrms, Ns:n Beach. •EASTBLUFP* 2Bf 11,-\Ba, fence & N/S. No pell;. UUI Incl. shr Ba, by beach 6 Vt'.NOINO·FANTASTIC Lost 0.d Delaney Ptk··i!!!!!!~~~ Posalble 1m & baerd Craig Bkr, t!.50-31•4 Me•• Verd• 1pacloua 3Br+Femlty Rm, lrg pallo, pool & lndry. .,.75/mo. 5"8-50"'....tl b•y. NJSrnok, S500/ Local io1.1te. 400"' Ing lolfAll• cot111! to~~NT later on. Ca1u11, NS.
Ort y1rc:1 for Easter Egg:1J•~•;•~2~B~•~·~bc~~~·~· t~n~d~<r~·1it!~Y~"'~"i' ~s2~2~00/~~m~o~;1~C~al~l:P~h~y;tl~l•~·~54~5-~008:~•-1;1~~~~~~~~1~mo~!·~llll~t~afpd~~·:•..,~~1~43~ prollii. 11200/Wll (819)755-030G.Rewaio EMP iuuo Pretor good DMV & Hunt, Nawpt Hgts, tp, RV ace•••· huge 576-1212/Agent 18d 1aa t-c:ar gar, Na/llluff•. F•m h•• Shat• hout• In Hwpt po1en.l1at. MUST BEL.Ltil~L'O"i"T=o ~,c0-,-.=.=o'°"e"uc.Lc.Llliiiiiiiiiii!iioii5i5i3i0il·-·~•;'P;";;;;';;•"";;c';;·ii54;; .. i .... 'if-graa1 tam neghbrhd, yard. Sl595· 546~959 USTBLUFP 15Br 3Ba Ortve-by ~r,Br~~. ~r~~~= 8hr•• 1 blk to the 1-800-745-3358 MASTIFF. AN'• Q.neral omoe ftr t. 3Bd, 2Ba. 474 Weal• IN $375 home, large yard. t7711 Wa1lmlnlat•r +dfP. AYI 4/17. M4.oat3 beaoh, wfaaml-prof, of Bier &. Harbor, CM. S Orl"trers • lor deltv· Oiowlng CdM co. A.
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Agent &734777 + DllP I + 2 TWNHM 1.~mo;,1e~a~"~·~"'~°"'~7~1~ab, l"-i~~i.!i~~~'.ftiol iniTATOTrl---1 2ea: wl1h QatftG•· w/d, L. a 1 t a• 8 n m 1 o. K-ono c.,. or P/\J. needs r•spon penon. • Pat OK. Pool, ;.•rd, 1BR Moblle Home ... ~NTALS TO 1 1 t·'d b ok ANNOUNCEMENTS lor phones. cu•I ave, Harbor Ridge Tredo e HARBOR VllEW HMS Quiet&. Secur•. A.liO urn., un, "" · • mornlf\9, 13 Apt. ln•ur•nc• &. dapand· collect1on1 & PO data iaundry1. 84 .. 2 4 atmosphere. 1670 mo.lwiiiliioiJiilliil•••1! REWARD. Pl• call bl a 5 30 9 --
HAVE: 30, .... 10rt gor• Pot10lln0 4Br48aUSOCI. 1~1 N9Wport Bl.,.d. SHAl.E 2724 29.,_5309 or 145-5354:11·'--------L-~~~;,_-.=:--.-l-:•~·~·~;,·~m~·~' -;;;p;m:-.l laniill'Y~·i:4"i17·fl~5li•i"1f/'I'."°" Q•ou1 r.mod•I. f'•b IJ."~°"~'~'~0~3~•;• ~2·~·~·~--~~j;;;;';;~"i,4;8-S~~33~7~3;.~d i'iiiiilil~~::iiiii~ I Uk 10f Chrl1. MS.OlQJ. 5'7"6332 MA\L iTOii• 1J1f ... r.w (no! ta•ervolr). HUNTINGTON 14...eeio Of 813·317" 1•r W/d•ok. new Crpl, ........ LOST a LO•T•Y•llow,Wht • BOAT MECHANIC Muat De ,.. .. , & ff-; ~u~~.r~. 5:~.r~~o~f~1.•liiEA&C;;lliiliiiiliiii2•1•4•o•IL::!1r B:~~~'t>•~,'!:r~ ~!t91Y~f ~':.~·lo:; ~:':~'r.,;~~3 :l·GARA ___ G_B_S-----lfOUND 2925 ~~,~~k•~n H11 -g:!C'.1111~~1::~:1.~~: ~-d\~~~·c~
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48 Ofa¥t 13 -one's way
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29 AboVe: poet
30 Cunning
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56 Honol~··
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32 Scratches
35 Of pontiffs
37 Remainder
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CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING SERVICE SERVICES 3548 DIRECTORY HIRE A CARPENTER
Addltlon1/Aomodela NEW WEST CLEANINQ Fl re/Water /R epalr•. Home & rental prop. Concrete/Elec/Ptumb. Ouallty work. Reta.Ille/ ADDITIONS J erry, 790-7894 bonded. Free estimate
llMODEUNG 3410 662-0161 ; pgr 413-0514
CARPET INSTALL •WINDOW CLEANING• DUNCAN & REPAIRS 3516 FREE ESTIMATES CONSTRUCTION 297·8081 David 20 Yrs Exp. Small &
Lg. Joba 850· 7042 S MC C•rpet Repairs
Power atretch, sates. COMPUTERS 3556 Repair aqueeky floors ANTIQUES, 7 dy1 239-0289 24 hra
ETC. 3420 MAC TUTORING Tim Reaves flooring System & all pt~tm• •Below Aetall Prices• M•rk ...... 875-245
Grand ~nlng In COM Carcet/Wood/Llno C.all 8-4 buying cmpU\t
Th• tlque O•t• U37 731 845-1711
3817 PCH/behlnd Blooms PC Repair• & Tutoring
wrought Iron, antqs. Upgrades-Home/office
furnlture/otc/675-8017 CERAMIC Moll IVCI $40 +parts
TILES 3528 Jim 8 50-7058
BUSINESS Repalr/Upgrede.rf r•ln
Mulllmedla/Modema
SERVI CBS 3488 Leaklf Show•ra Rep'd Network lnatalletlona Th• Dean of Tiie. Ce· Buy/Sell 854-5995 ramie new/rep•lred r•·
Computer Training grout, bathrm remodel **TUTORINQ**
In Home & Offlo• plum bing L#870130 Wlndowa , Word ,
~•.wordl••~qulelt.., 873-8065 or 848-8528 Excel, Acc•n. 20 Yra
act. TrovllltlllOOI. 6Jt.a5IO Exp. 800·200~024
CABINE TS CLEANING CONCRETE Ir SERVI CBS 3548 JlEFINISHING 3500 MASONRY 3557
•Hou.-c~• KITCH•N CAlllNST Weekly, Bl•weekly. * lttt Prlce/Qualltr Stained or p ainted. Mov•ln1/out1. R•f•, Landace~lck, atone Variety or flnlahea. Eng, Pina M S.9118 Conerttt. 711·1007 1Jc#8~8845 378-0371 Ii T OUCH 6P cLAl i Brick, Block, Stone. Tiie C .. anlng. AH/Comm Cone. Patio, Ori~~ CARPENBY 3510 UC/8oncled. flrff Eat. Fptc, 8801. Ref, 20 t Tere1:1 2 82 ·7143 Exp. Tefry SS'7·7e94
DOSS HOUS£Cl.EANINQ =:-Ptemod. ~. wen. BAICKe TIU:e STONE
• cablnell. etucco ' dry. Uc•nHd·lnaur•d. Plaln/atamped Con-
Wll. ftnc~M, flC, Uc H .711 per hour. cr•t• & Coalln~•
H Y" np rr MJ.OH7 11""48-0388 Uo.154t65e '31-4J 0
I A •• z """OYMAH H1ec1eonlng, ••P'd, ...-Gu•lltw • Prkle.All
MTAUIAUACI CAllNET1 re••· rat••· w"kly/tH-upecta or concret• •
Kltc1*'•. b•lhs, doof•.
I WlndOWI; Oo~ .... 72$1
weekly, one time empty ·masonry. laat ~.
pt°'*11• Dora mtt24 23 yt• In erM. tJ1..-e
-· 1!, ·'~ ~'
W'ml.TllRIDG& QUIZ ANIWW
Q. I • M South, W\&Jnerable, 10U .. Oil Q Ut t4 OA Q U 414 IU
hold:
•ll '7 Qt .. OQ •• ' 61( .,. s
TheblddiMbu ~ 1'UT ..o.nr U8'I' IOUftl lO OW .,_ T
Wb.t do you bid OIW'f
A • You haY9 IOrM ueeAll valUllll,
and pme la oot out of the queltloa.
SUic. oJne tricb at no b'Wllp are
more llbly lha.o 11 a\ dubll, we
would acrat.c:h a two-dub ..-ponee
in favor of the wn agnuive
takeout t.o one no trump.
Q. 2 • Eat~Weat vuJnerable, u
South you hold: '
. .
The biddin6 ha proceeded;
NOR111 IABr 80l1IH WaT 10 lO f
What action do you take? . ' . A • Your ttumps are not sood
e~ (or a double, and It mipt
aeem that your hand ia a Utt.le J.iabt
for one no trump. Howevttr, your
honors behind t.be opponent'• ault
are worth more than their actual
count, ao we would bid one no
trump without any quaJm1.
Q. 3 • Neit.htt vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•Vold OKJ t 7 4 oQJ ICI .it Q t
The biddina hu proceeded:
NORTH £ABT SOtrrH WEST
t• P-to l• llO I• S• P-
40 p-? What action do you t&ke?
A • You have made your 1lam try
by cue-biddin& thnie spades, and
partner had many ways t.o cooper·
ate. ln11tead, North choee to lillll off
by limply rebidding four heart.a.
Respect partner'• deciAion and paaa.
Q. 8 • A. South, wulnerable, you hold: .
MK lOCI Oft OIOt?f .as
Jl1JDll11al Mlt Clil loD at 17~ atllet kit, fdelbrock 87 42oa•L Cham-
l••••••••il larHn ieit:Oalta en. Intake, new Int. xi , cond ~
OUMR "'"' man 6 boX Conlo v-hUll, 1Nt, black, can:v atpl• ~~~·· 1;',.,5000 •080
aprlng, pllk>w top, e :~~· =•~4:~~ ~~r~:'4~50 or ••t 721-1144n45o7871.
m oe old/Ilk• n1w, .. 0 ' $120. 873-3541 Katen Ou 075-3275 dy/evs '19 'Taurua [)( Wagon.--------
Q··-----w 1 . full pwr, tthr, 3rd •••• TOYOTA 9210 __. ..,. ... -•••ant $' ,_ rJlltW UIH, A.JC, am/Im 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiii&•iiili Waterila•., with ~.-"*"'ii ca•• great cond11• heater, oak tram. 'lfllh DOCIS 7022 l0800. 7eo-o273• •ae CAMRY. Xtnt booke&M. 8hfft• In-cond. well maJnt, AC,
eluded. • Xlnt c:ond, 8-apd, pYlk>ut ateteo,
1100. Call 444-4030. 40 PT MOOtllNQ JAGUAR 9105 dk gray, burgandy Int .•
' " Newport Hatt>or. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 14950. Call 875-9731 Movlngl Muet Hiii MEltCHANDIS! 147-7411 •19aa XJS 1 owner,--------MISC. 6015 eo Ft d d k whl, lthr w/ah .. p•kln VOWWAGEN 8235
--------••P water oc covers, fuJly load•d· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for ..... on Balboa always garaged, Ilk• PLANT 8AIJI ACR•S laland facing turning new. 41K ml. 51~,!500/ 1990 VW Cabrlolet
Shade tr••• 15 gal, 7• baaln. SHI/per bqat ft. obo. 71.._378.oses boutique ed. triple
111 S20. Cltrua, avoca-·Call LaR••· 252·1271. wt1t. Wht leathr atala,
do a ..f ru ltf n g S 1 o. MOORING 043 North ---------nu top, alrm, AM/FM
Herb• SI. Gal Junipers Balboa Channel with UNCOLN 9120 c:ui, AC. pwr win, n/•
S1. Shade/plne/cypre.a 29' Sallboal (dlHel) "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit pwr ater, air bag, must
4.9· s10. ~74-9422 I "" ooo """'/"82·2··2·"' • __ ... -' ... " .... 8_.~eoo-84_..,o.6_5_s.,..a_ .,.,, • ..,,. ., "" '90 Unc Mai:k VII '"' ·
Sml antique wood SIDI Tia for 30 rt aaJI-Cartle~. diam. blue, 7:Un~!~~~~::'!~
bumlng •love S395. 2 boat. Npt Bch, good bl!J llhr, lmmac. cond. atuff, 1st offer over
clear gla tub •ncto-toe. Water, •lee, dock Only &9,400 ml, $900 650-SS74 1ur••·•llver 145 ea. box. $9/ft. 875-7939 LOADl!Dl Much more. 759-7659 S13,99S. 840.7870.
•-------·---•-•!------ANTIQUES & JEWELRY, PUIS AUTOMOBILES MERCEDES 9130 CIASSICS 9250 • AltT 6025 ______ , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
•75 ••rc•d•• 280
72ot Aquamarine Beaut maintained, xlnt
Pendant appralHd CBRl'SLEl 9050 cond In/out. Ok Blue.
at $18,950. Cushion $3,400. 847-7411
~~wa_ !1~~ni':~ 84 LaMr, 85,000 ml, '87 420 &EL Cham-
(810) 278-1777 Rick. blk, 2-dr, 5 apd, pagne, SOK ml, xtnt EXCELLENT CONDI cond. $17,500 obo.
PETS &
ANIMALS 6049
ADOPT·A·PET
Every Sat ,. Sun at
PETSMART, Fountain
Valley. Pupplea, kit·
ten• and more, alt
looking for lovlng, car·
Ing homea. CALL 597 •
9037 for more Info.
$1795. 873-1943. 721·1144 or 745·7878
•es Cobr• 427
Blue w/Whll• •tripe.
Canadian body/frame
1 owner, abaolute
ahow condl Uaed
dally, fully llcenHd,
muat aee to appr•
elate. $45,000.
873·8918.
Q. • • Both vulnerable aa South
you hold:
A • You are certainly &Oil!( to
came. but the combined holding
could p~ better In s 1uit. Bid three
diamonda now. 'niat 11ve1 partner
I.he opponunity to lhow thJw.ard
1pade 1upport.. bid three no trump
or proceed to a hlah·level diamond Save abuaed and
cont.rad.. abandoned pets. Be a l==::::::::::::::::::~=========:'j::==:======I •volunteer/foater. Call 714-597·9037.
EMPLOYMENT
5530
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT STUD Nl!EDl!DI
for miniature 5530 WANTED 5535 poodle mixed breed.
$50. 65().4198.
RestPASTA BRAVO PART TIME WORK
Counter Help, Prep & FULL TIME PAY
Line Cooks. FT/PT. The TlmH Orange
Apply t 104 lrvlne Ave, County Is looking for
Npt Beach. 548-3406 bright, energetic aalH
Loving caring Swed·
l•h nurae. Wlll help
w/Dr. appl1/erranda/lt l••••••••I
hsekng, gd cook, xlnt TRANSPORTATION
local refs, 14 yrs eJCp.1••••••••• Christine, 646-3735. 1•
RETAJL SALES F/T people for Telemarket· 1 ________ --------
For women'• shoe Ing and Conaumer DOMESTICS 5540 BOATS 7011
outlet In CdM. Exp a Marketing. Earn hourly l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii plus. Call 675-0292. wage+ generous com· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1•
missions white qualify· NANNY WANTED 18 FT LAUNCH fiber· SECRETARIAL Ing for our anractlve gla. Teak deck, beaut b flt k F Live In or out In Costa FULLJPART TIME ene s pee age. or Meaa. Full lime 10 boatl New dleHI eng. $7.50/hr. S1abl1t, OE· Telomarkellng talH $6950/obo. 876-7939 PENDABLE lndivldual call 714·966·4591. For take care of 2 children _.,...,.... _____ _
C S e Mft•k 11 4 mos & 2 yrs old. 19' Sunrvnner Runabout needed to provide on um r ... o ng clerical aupport for the 1a101 call Jourdain, Also drive 4 yr old to '83-0pen bow, deep v 714 966-4574 school. Mull have 1/0, cln, x11a1, trlr Inc. Classified Advertising, ___ • -·--·---own cat and a peak $5500/obo. 840-9349
Department or a grow· English. $600/mo +
Ing communlly news· WAREHOUSE HELP PIT room & board. Call1---------
paper chain. Typing For growing CdM !JO. 444-4030. POWER BOATS 50-55wpm. Various of· Hr•. 9.2 M·F. Some
flee duties. Morning or heavy llfling. 675·6292. 7012 afternoon houra avall·
able Monday thru Fri· -------MERCHANDISE 18'ELECTRIC BOAT day. Opportunity for EMPLOYMENT growth. PhyalcaVdrug SERVICES 5533 Rare Convert. Hardtop testing la a prerequl· Euy Maintenance! site of employment. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'_ANTI __ Q_U_E_S____ Exc.Uent Condlllonl
Call Judy Oetting or •-••••• 6010 $6900 * 86().9000
call (714) 574-4250 for Ploase be aware thatliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 19 ft 1880 Boaton
lntervlow. the listings In this cat· •BUYINQ ITEMS• Whaler Outrage
Run your ad in
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Doily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Founta in Valley
Independent to
reach over 100,000
· homes. Fax us this
form' with your credit
card # or moil it in
with a check today!
Run for a week! If
your car does not
sell we'll run it
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···----·------·------------· RENT
through classified
egory may roqulro you From 1800·1960. 1 pc model w/Yamaha 130
to call a 900 number to ontlre estate. Paint· eng. Cuat helm•. chrs.
In which there 11 a lngs, books, furniture, VHF radio/stereo, l:ll:1ill:i I~-~-.+
charge per m inute. etc. Immediate cash, beaut main, must •••f -.J rm&. ~
for another week
FREE! AJI for $1 o•
top s. IS73.e223 Iv msg $17,700 842-8814 -----------------------------.1
CONTRACTORS HANDYMAN 3710 INTERIOR LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PEST ROOFING 3910
GENERAL 3558
Home Reator•tlon & DESIGNERS 3782 SERVICES 3812 CONTROL 3869 QUALITY CARI! Aerooflng SpeclaJlat
CPI BUILDERS INC. Remodellng. Tiie, RedH lgn Your Home Legal Form 20 yrs exp, excellent MAIR Pl!ST MOT CO Aopalra. Eatab 1978.
Residential Conti. drywall, woodwork, To Flt Your Llfeatrt• Preparation workmanahlp, fair Free HU 23 yr• exp, FREE Est. L11'323842
Uc.# 518424•1nsured fences, deck•, room Mlll•nlum Dealgn Olvorce/Wlll/Truat/etc. prlcea. 645·2417 Aon Sr. dlac, Lll'PR2725. 890·7721
(714) 895 -4883 additions. roof1, gen 3 7 3 -4553 *** 894-8076*** CHUNG'S PAINTINo Call 287-0588 . •THUND~R ROOFING• repalra. Comm/Res. 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel For all of your roonng Ref a/Free Eatlmatea. T•nant eviction awvlce, Guat work. Fr" Est. needs. Reroof/repalr. DOORS 3580 .lohn, 847·5520 JEWELRY 3784 unconteated dlvotce & Uc41375602 538-1534 PET Uc 838144848-4122
Orang• Co Hand1tman aupport modlncatlon. Jl!NKINS PAINTING SERVICES 3870 Elactrlcal/Plumblng FrM consult. 457.o388
An experienced Wiiiiam Harold Jewelers Int/Ext. Wallpaper, TRANSLATO&' Paint/Carpentry Watch & Jewelry repair drywall, textutlng, etc. dependable door FrH Est. 83 1·3519 MISC CAREFRH VACATIONI TUTOR 3927 hanger. Guar work, An~e/Flne Jewelry David, 1-800-880.e222 Doft't me11~r ,., .. reas. Don 521·8910 Plumblng/el•c/Wat•r 84/y/ Ide 873.()385 S§RVICES 3831 808 HUTTON CO. In-home Tl by COM heatera/aprlnklers/cell .......... lnl/Ext. Acouauc cell re•. •oally walks/h~• a..ARN 8PAHalH NOWI fana. FREE E1tlmateal remove/aplil~/repalr. Exp'd SA Tu1or. Alao ELECTRICAL 3610 241-0137 or 21S.8t69 LANDSCAPE Ir -.._ Altro cn1rt1 LH22831 82·8891 •Scheduled feedings. Tranalator·lnter~r•ter.
Soml Retired contractor. LAWN CARE 3808 Natal• olatlonahlp •Mall pickup, etc. Suaana 873· 409 Personal Dally FOfecast •m•rald Palntln~ •Dally check·ln If req.
A·1 Efeo trlo•I work Apr1, lmprvmnta, aml FrH Catalog 173-:)443 lhVW wallp1per/\l e •LOW RATES. Lie/
Duncan Electric ioba. Ouat11y, Integrity, Ba•lo Yard Malnt. Comp«JUve ratH. 10 yre t>qndeel/ref1. 844-4841 Tl1TORING 3930 Quick R•=nse care. Ken 642·1770 Lawn'w' Cleanupal exp.Fr" eat751-2030 Pager 294-3722.
Local uc. e 0 ·7042 Tr•• rimming, L MOVING 3834 Ike'• Cu•tom Painting Peraonall:red Pet Care SAT Seminar•. excel WAYHE'l•ELECTRIC HAUUNG 3720 H•ullng 978-8245 Prof, Clean, Quality Kennel alternative. No with Pat O'Oowd. Teal Free HI. RH/Comm. LAwn Service. Mow/ PUBLIC NOTICE WOfk. Int/Ext & Cocke, streu or worry. Uc, prep •Ince 1979. 5 Sr dl1c. 142·8HI edge/1od/1prlnklert/ LI073488 831-4810 Ina. Aefa 873·7184 mNtlng1 In Irvine S 1115. Psgerl288-38&4 .JUNK To The DUMP ctn-up. Al 908·2'719 The Calif. Publlc Utlll· PAINTING 750-5832 R1gl1t1atlon 873·2380. (714-98 .. 1882) tlea Commlulon RE.
Will haul what Truh Ive m1g ot call after 5 QUIRES that all uaed Con1clantloua cralt .. PLUMBING 3890 FENCES Man won'tl 864·&259 A Pf•O,'L GARDENER hou~eholel good• man, old fHhloned WALL caring fot each land· movera print their pride In workmanship. 6 DECJ(S 3615 acepe u If It ware my P.U.C. Cal T number; RA.INaOW Clrc le Malnt. TH• LOCAL PLUMIER COVERINGS 3932 HEALTH, BEAUTY own. t..arry 854-4873 limo• anel chauffeurs P'llnllng. lnt/EXt. HouMI .. w1n11m llangtfl Co.·
Custom WallpaBer 1tFl!NC•S OAT•S• Ir FITNESS 3740 ••ST JOB Gardening, Crlnt their T.C.P. num· Apt. Oual. Job, frM HI, Since 1t47
MW/r•tM1lrlPo1t replaotcl landacaplng, clean er In all advenl•• St. llcl5e0097 838-8888 Friendly Service &trlp11lnt/P•lntln9
Redwood• Lll'676805 upa, trH trim. Aefa. manta. If you hav• • ROMAN PAINTING Llfl478000 875·9304 No Job too small!
Jim Whyte 842·7206 Lo•• Pat , •• u OUf MDI FREe Eat. 436-1S18 quMtlon •bOut the i. ·Since 197~ Amie Smith Plumblm9 1141' Off w/ad. 073-2937 get reau lta. Lateat
Oreen i aene t.andtcpng
gallty of a mover, limo (l;t ,IEJrt /Rea ,/Com & ROOl9f', #512507 We gala ehould hang Cllet1 & med• u '"" or chauffeur, call:
HANDYMAN 3710 on lV'e 20/20 & Feb. & Irrigation, Trimming Public U1111tlee H98845 378-0371 Bonded.IAny WOl'Wralna together. Sttlp, lnllall,
Allure mag. Newport Ii Removals, Clean· Comml .. lon •80N•a PAINTING• * U30.0700•• adlllce to the c:ruy.
Batlatrlc Clt. 173-8581 up• A M•lnt, St. Uc. 71 .... 115M1~t 20 v,. Elcp. A .. tcomm. Plumbing A•p•lra & 831 ·2111 anytime
MetHUHtal •repertlet lhlateuM ...... ( •6no2s, eso-e1oe lnl/Ext. Uc41460559. Drain• cleared from Palnt..catp•nuy· tand.aape ... lnt. 53MMM 01 I0041M722 $6.50. All nxtUf'ea In-Drywall •nd morel A rutl r~ of Ttiet•py PAlNTING 3858 1lalled. Sttve'e So45-820e QaryMe-8277 Relieve• ..,.... tenllOn, Aepalr/Mow/Clean-ur.• Can't Hem to mulde aehel 914-tm M•llbu.flghl ·S,•cle at PIANO t VOCAL Preol•• Plumbing Carp'~· rool'g, plbg cLlii1J116 Celt Pet• 7a ·77:aa •W.P. YOUNGQUIST WSONS 3888 "=''• & ftemoda
Qet to all thOH
paint 'Jr glaS1block1 It'• th• reeouu:e you LAWN MAINT Plllnt'"9C.h...., ,,.. ••tlrnat•• rep9'r Job• l!l e c lle/ltuoco • can count on to 1111 a Re9/Comm/lnd eu.1. PtlnlnG bV pror• LIN7:1M N .. 1090 around th• houu? Concttte ct.ckl/Repalra myriad of mefC~ Tr .. Trlfn.S~ = UoltOIOll.""' ~IMO ~.~ed ltl the Claeetfted MORQAH, Llc'd 850-3211 dlM hem1, blceuM Aefe. at·• 7 ,,.. ... 94....,.. All aoe• -eacher cert. TRADE .. ,....., ...... hmo• Dtreotorr cer_.t,,•m.otttoe1 Out' cOlumnta compel TREES lntenelntnent AYAll,
Plumblna·o~all & quellfled b u11tre to Pt.US IOUchupa. UehNfer MO.llft help ~ find Mote. Comm I Affld, cam 1•,P'••ll'•--•vt· Law111, 24 ...... ~Sinor iUY It. LU It. Pina IL ttwough classlfled NlabM http. Jim 841·741M -...... ,. ............ flt44fe Uc noM4 l4W2ot ca .. ..._. M2·H78 . -
REACH 11 2,000 HOMES
EACH WEE~< FOR ONLY sza Jl•' .. · .• ' •.
' ·~ \,~!' ' : . , : I I, I
Call Gina At • 111
6 4 2-5 6 7 8" x 2 4 6 ~: :1 . _-·~ ---··-. -
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