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International yacht
race shoves off today
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
At72~.
lldpperJlm
l!iaiai Md hb
crew let out
today oahls
25tb New-
port/Bmenada
r11ee. Below,
Emmlflne
tunes hls
rtggtng ln
preparaUon of
the start.
MARC MARTIN
/OAllY~OT
Veteran sailors begin Newport to EfiSenada race tOday
mong the excited
841lors who will gath-
er today for the .t8th
Newport-Ensenada
International Yacht
race stand a few who have
made th1s trip before, Many
times.
Maybe a Uttle oldtsr, maybe a
little wiser, veteran S8Uorl find
themaelvel unable to tg'iiore the
call of the 125-mile race.
When the horn blasts t6day
at noon, betWeen .too and 500
boats WW talte Off from New-
1>9rt HarbOr for south ot the ·
border.
The race, sponsored by
NOSA (Newport Ocean Salling
Association), attracts all k:Ulds
of vessels, from the faster rac-
ing models to smalle r cruising
boats.Crowds line the beaches,
cheering and partying.
And former NOSA director
Gil Knudson will cheer back as
he makes the journey for the
30tb time. Knudson, 75, launch-
es his Hinckley 38 for one last
venture with his five-person
crew.
This ls no mere pleasure
cruise for Knudson. He races to
win.
•1t's about a feeling of self
accomplishment," said the 1992
Winner of the President of th'-1
Uriited Stales trophy for best
overall corrected time. •And,
it's that competitive spirit."
Knudson, who has run ,
approximately 1,-too races in
his lifetime, freely admits that
his love of sailing is something
of a compulsion.
"My cardiologist thinks I
plan my surgery around my
races," said Knudson.
But now, the former car rac-
er and skier ts just about ready
to fold up the sails for good. "I
just don't have the energy any-
more," Knudson said.
Just not until he's raced to
Ensenada one last time.
Nancy Hutchinson of Udo
Island also beats the persistent
call. Although she has sailed to
Ensenada more than 20 timP.s,
Hutchinson can't wait to board
"Agisymba, • her Cal 36.
Hutchinson refuses to reveal
her age.
"I don't say (my age}," insist-
ed Hutchinson. "It's dumb to
talk about how old you are. It's
so boring."
Hutchinson prefer.1 to talk
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: + Whlit:: The 48th annual :
1 Newport to Ensenada 1
I International Yacht Race I
: +When: Beginning at noon :
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' +wt .... : Race starts on two •
: starting lines near the Bal-:
• boe Pier •
: +WI.,. to watch: End of :
1 the Balboa Pier, cliffs above 1
• I lg Corona State Beach; 1
: 9Ystal Cover St.ate Park :
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about sailing. "It's a lovely feel-
ing," she said. "Especially
when (the ocean) ts quiet and
calm."
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BANKRUPTCY
Ex-county treasurer
pleads guilty
••
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.. Fish Fry Parade,
fireworks canceled :
•Service clubs say they
lack the funds to continue
sponsoring the traditional
summertime staples.
By Tina Borgatta, Staff Wnrer
COSTA MESA Ldck of fund-
ing has forced thP CdnceUutwn of
two of the Mty's b1ggc•st summer-
time events -the Lions Club Fish
Fry Parade dnd the Rotaiy Club's
Fourth of J uly fireworks show
Officidls from both or9dnt7d
tions say city contribulwns d1HJ
corporate sponsorships lor th<> I
events hdve dwindled in rf'< E•nt
years.
In the past, the city has dondt-
ed money or pollce services to the
orgamzauons for the events But
this year, lhlng.s are dlff Prcnt Tht-
aty won't be donating anythmq
to either event
·1·"'! sorry to see lhdl tht•
events have been cancPlt>d," sdu.J
Mayor Joe Enckson "But 1t\
unportant to reahze that my vww
of the role of city govemm(>nt I'>
that it should provide npc('S'>dry
services to the commumty And 1!
it's not d necessary servicP, I don't
.
know lf th.e events should be sup:
ported by pubhc money
·I know that the city ha;
worked With the Lions Club m th(
pdst to proVlde police services fo5
the parade Now, lf the t.axpayeJl
were asked to pay for those ser.
VJces out of •
their taxes, 1t
would ffif'dn
thdl monPy
won't be
u'ied to put
add itional
Jaw Pnforce-
menl officf'rs
out on thP
'>trt>Pl."
"It's just a
matter of
econ omics.
The cost
was getting
too high ... -"
Tht> Lions -BOB DUGAN
Club Will
c.,lJll host 11:.!.
dnnudJ Fish
Fry (this year 1s the event''> SOtb
anmversdry) from June 2 to 4
Ther • 1ust won't be d pdrddP on
Saturddy morrung
"It's 1ust d matter of enmom-
1< S, Sdld Bob Dugc:tn. Llllm Club
president ·The cost Wd'> gE>ttmg
too high Ttus year. we would ve
hdd to spend bPtween $12,000
dnd $15,000 1ust to put on the
pdlddP
• SEE PARADE PAGE 4
Water board hit
with another claim:.
•Troubled Mesa
Consolidated hears from
third woman saying she
was sexually harassed.
l Trudy Ohug dnd Hdnk Parudn
• b there any redson we can't
Anslow agreed to fax the
board copies or the letter toddy \
hdve a copy of lhdt letter?· Pdn·
ian asked. "1 would like to i.ee it."
------------The district ha!> been pldgued
By Tina Borgatta, Staff Wnter
COSTA MESA -Mesa Consol·
idated Water Distnct board mem·
bers on Thursday heard from d
third woman who clauns she wt1s
sexually han:issed dunng her
employment with the t1gcncy
Patty Snuth, who was let go
from her job with the dJstnct d
year ago, spoke to the bodrd dur·
ing its afternoon meeting.
"My attorney sent a letter to
the dJstnct on MMch 7, 1995, dnd
I 1ust wanlf'd to se<" iI you'v{'
received that letter.· Snulh said
UM'y attorney Wd'> concerned
because thNe's bt>en no
response, dnd Wt' weren't c;ure ti
you rect>1ved 1t or not "
Board member Jack Hall WdS
reluctant to rPspond to her
mqwry, saymg "Well. havf' your
attorney cdll our attorney That's
what attorneyc, do They talk to
each other "
The agency's lt>gdl counsPl,
Robert Anslow, acknowledged
receipt of the letter, spurnng
mqumes from board members
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wtth allegations of sex ch cnm.i-
nabon and sexual hcUassment for ·
more than a year In November
1993, former meter reader
Deirdre
Dembik 8 SEE RELATED
fll<•d d STORY PAGE 3 fo1mt1l
griev-
ance with the .d1stnct outbnmg
the problems she faced dunng
her employment With the dgency.
Three months later, former
engmeenng technician Kathy
Gunter h.led a lawswt alJegmg -
dmong othc>r thmgs -sex d1scnm·
mallon dnd mtent1ondl tnfhctJon
of d1stre.,...
Both womPn wer<> laid off from
tht'tr po.,1llons. in the d1~tnc t
befor(• their complarnls could bl'
re'>olvPd
This week Gunter began
ht1<,hmg out tPrnl'> of a settlf'ment
offer frvm the d1..,tnct
And Demblk u. scheduJed ford
meetmg on Mdy 5 to dtscus her
complamt with dtstnct offtoal ...
• SEE CLAIM PAGE 4
Laudenback to be sentenced
today in toddler 's death
•Tyler Jaeger's mother
will show video of her son ,
hoping her ex-boyfriend
will be given life in prison.
babysitting Tyler March 18. 1994
when he had lo take the toddler
to the hospital for a skull fracture
CHECK !TOUT
CLASSIFIED
Fire destroys Costa · Mesa duplex 2
8
By Carolyn Miller, Staff Writer
When Brt.m Laudenback is
s nlenced this morning in Central
Court for second-degree murder
in the beating death of 22-montb
old Tyler Jaeger, Karey Jaeger
wants to leave everyone in the
courtroom with an lmpres ion of
hor son as he was Uvtng.
A v1d o showing pictur of
'fyler from when he was 3-
months-old to threo months
before he dled March 25, 1994
images of him laughing, playing,
nmntng -wW be played. ercom·
p4nled by words stretching ov r
20 pages describing her son and
what hls Uf e and death have
meant. ..
•1 thlnk about 'fyl r veryd4y, •
Jaeger Mid. ·He'• the flrat thing l
think about when I wake up and
when I go to bed. It' still unbe-
lievable -like a nightmare that ll
never over.•
Laudenbock. 33, who shared
an apartment Wlth Jaeger, was
an injury Laudenback
explained lo doctors was caused
when 1'yler fell off his play table
and hit bis head on a fence betore
bitting the ground.
According to court record,
Tyler wasn't breathing when Lau-
dPnback brought the toddler to
Hoag Hospital a week later on
March 25 with injurle!i suffered
from two broken ribs, cuts to his
face and h ead, and blow to his
body so severe it split his pan-
creas in two. Tyler died from tho
injuries.
Laudenback was found guilty
of killing th toddler last month
Jaeger -who has fought for
tougher penaltie.,. in child abus
cues since her son's death hu
collected 4,000 letters from
friends, family and strangers from
all over the 1t4tfl to ask ttu't Lau-
denbaclt receive a We sentence lri
prison. •u you get a guilty verdict. you
still don't have your chUd back,"
Jaeger Mid. •even if it'• the death
Mntence, lt doesn't bring him
back. I don't knOw If death II bett r
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POLICE FILES 2
SCHOOL DAYS 2
SPORTS 6
WEATHER 2
• NOTE: The Daily Pilot's
series on World War II
veterans will cont inue in
Sat urday's newspaper.
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1· It will still be
: chilly at noon on
the Corona del
Mar bluilt for the
landlubbers seeing the
Ensenada fleet off.
Expect some clearing
thla afternoon, but keep
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•It's not known how the
blaze, which caused about
$200,000 damage, started.
By Carolyn Miller, Staff Wnter
COSTA MESA -Dax Carter
was hanging out in his lotchen
talking with his friend Ron
Forbes Thursday evening when
their conversation wa interrupt-
ed by the pungent smell of
moke.
"I m elled moke, walked into
the back b droom and aw fire -
the whole place was on fire," aid
a dazed Carter, 27, looking at the
moldering black shell that had
been his apartment only 20 min-
utes arUc r. • 1 had o Jot of irre-
placeable tuff.
"I can't beli ve it," satd Carter,
who hadn't had a mom nt to grab
any valuabl and escaped th
fire barMoot -w aring only cut-
off ahorts and a T-hlrt.
Plv Co.ta Meso Fire trow
and one truck from the N wport
8Mch Pire Department r pond-
ed to a fire at a duplu apertment
unit 1t 156 22nd Street at 1 pm.
• SEE FIRE CALL PAGE '
Cotta W.. lnillgM1n Mu• -Im
oat daptu. nae Victoria IMllll ••-d
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• FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1995
EDITOR
.
ladonna
kienitz
I library works complement
musewn s Anne Prank exhibit
I
T o comple ment the Newport
Harbor Art Museum's· Anne
Frank m the World H exhibit (run-
ning through June 18), the Newport
Beach Public Library offers d bibliogra-
phy with the same title, suggesting dill-
• dten's reacting mdteriaJs (also of interest
t6 adults) offering insight into the exhib-
t~s 540 images. Among the publications
li5ted are stories of prejudtce and sur-
vfval, along-side others celebrating tol-
erance and peace.
: ·1 am not a hero," begins "Anne
Frank Remembered: The Story of the
Vfoman Who l lelped to Hide the Frank
Fftmily. H All those moved by Anne
ftank's courage may find an uplifting
message in this autobiography of Miep
qies, who risked her own life to offer the
Frank family shelter from the Nazis for
t;ro years. Gies and her husband were.
in fact, 1ust two of the thousands who ~ent out of their wdy to save J ews
f11arked for death dunng Hitler's reign.
1}le stories of 49 others dre documented
1rt "Rescuers, Poets of Moral Courage in
the Holocaust," m the adult collection.
Motivating factors that drove such
r~scuers Me athe crux of "Conscience &
Oourage" by psychotherapist Eva Fogel-
man, in adult nonfiction. In this product
of inlerview!t with. more than 300 res-c~iers, read about the Polish teen-ager
who hid 13 Jews m hPr home, the black
niarkel dealer who uprooted his own
f~ly numerous time'> lo protect three
J wish children m ht!> care, and other
u sung heroes
While Anne Frctnk ultundlely suc-
bed to the ThJrd Re ich\ lmaJ solu-
t1 n, other children were saved by their
p rent's act.10ns dunng wart.une. Olga
L vy, a young German Jew, was 11
.,.. en her father was arrested by the
azts and sent lo Ddchau To save her
?13ughler, Olgd''> mother sent her to Eng-
. land. where i,he knew no one and spoke
nbt a word of the lilnguage. Her strug-
. gles dre documented an the Young Adult
offering lJUed "KindPrtransport/ a
µoigndnl and revealing reminiscence of
denied childhood.
Lost childhoods form the core of "The
Hidden Children," an adult collection
title compnsed of me moirs retrieved
· from survivors forced lo hide in bdfns,
· forest. closets and sewers during Hitler's
TPign of terror OthE>r experiences under
the Nazis, glec\ned from the memories of
Bernard Gotfryd, are assembled in
"Anton The Dove Fcrnc1er," a collection
of true stone'> about suffenng and the
endurance of U1e human spmt, in adult
nonfiction
Epic tales cd.n be told with tmy pictures,
m a fonn morP typically used for !Jghter sub-
Jeds Pick up Art Sp1eglman's Maus' and
Mall!t fl" m adult nonfictJon ford perfect
exdffiple c1 tale of Holocaust horror.. told
m corruc c;tnp form, with NdZIS portrayed d.!>
ct ts and Jpws as rruce.
1 For youngt-r readers, prejudice l!'>
~lorC'd m "Who Belongs Here," the story of Nary. r1 young CdlTlbodidn immigrant. To
<>&me Americans, Nary has no nght to en1oy
lite fret>domc; of democracy. His story is
enbven<'<.I with anecdotes revec1ling the
ejperiencE>S of other refugf't"s dlld their
unpact on Amc>rican culture.
: Waye; to build understanding are the
fcJtu.'> of "The Big Book for Peace. H by more
uSan 30 of the best known and 1ovect
atithors cUld illu.5trators of children's books. ~temately seriow. and fdnciful, this is a
t<Jnte dedicated to abolimung the forces that
ol>literated Annt-Frank's world, that still
threaten the hope of a peaceful world for ~ery duld to mhenl
• 1.AooNNA KIENrTZ 1s the Newport Beach h~rarian. Check It Out Is written by the staff of
~ Newport Beach Public library. This week's c~umn is by Melissa Adams
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• t ADDRESS
Citron pleads guilty in bankruptcy Fiancee of slain millionaire
posts bail and leaves jail •Fcmler~fares 14-yearprism
term related to the rounty's cdlap;e.
By Steve Marble, Managing Editor
against Citron m the spnng election and, despite
bis pr.ediction of what was to come, was defeated
soundly at the polls. Nanette . Johnston, cy, is also a suspect in
McLaughlin's murder. Her
frjend Eric Naposki, 28, is
also a suspect.
Former county treasurer Bob Citron -the man
blamed for setting the stage for the county's
plunge into bankruptcy -pleaded guilty Thurs-
day to six felony charges that could result in a 14-
year prison term.
Mac Bernd, superlntendenl oJ the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District, said he was sorry lo
hear about the criminal charges filed cigainst Cit-
ron.
"But we made a lot of important dedslons
based on the information we got from (him),"
Bernd said. .
The most fateful may have been the district's
decision to Q.orrow $47 million to invest in the
county's high-risk invesbnent pool That bor-
rowed money -on}y part of the $80 billion the
district hitS frozen ln county accounts -m\l!it be
paid back in mid-June.
accused of forging hall a
million dollars worth of
checks from the accounts of
her slain millionaire fiance
William McLaughlin, was
. released from Orange
County Jail Wednesday
after family members post-
ed her $250,000 bail.
Johnston's attorney Sany
Bernstein said her bail
amount was u_nfairly high
for a case 'of grand theft and
forgery, and attributed it to
her be~g a suspect in the
homicide case. But the
Orange County District
·Attorney's office maintains
that the torgery case is sep-
arate from the homicide
case.
Citron, who is said to be cooper<\ting with
authorities, was to be booked into Orange Coun-
ty Jail and then released on $25,000 bail.
• 1 think it was about January when l thought
that w~ might be seeing bim in a yellow jumpsuit
pretty soon," said John Moorlach, the Costa
Mesa resident who predicted the county's finan-
cial collapse and who has since been appointed
county treasurer.
Moorlacb, who says he tried to warn the
school district of the risk it faced,
Johnston was arrested
last week on forgery anti
grand theft charges. He{
family reportedly put up
real estate and cash to pay
her bail.
Johnston, who was
"My first reaction when l heard the news was
one of great sadness, compassion." Moorlach
said. •But he we nt too far and there is a conse-
quence for every action."
Moorlach, a former Costa Mesa CPA, ran
said be never imagined that the man he faced
at the polls last June would now be facing prison
time.
Mlt really is tragic bow far off the reservation
this man went:
bequeathed $150.000 in
McJ:.aughlln's will and
stands to receive $1 million
from his life insurance pob-
Johnston's preliminary
hearing is scheduled for
Mays.
-By Carolyn Miller
City Editor IRIS YOKOI contribut~ to this report.
DAYS
Victoria pupils pass goal of 25,000 books
Pomona Elementary
Last month, two students from
PomQna participated in the New-
port-Mesa Unified School District
Spelling Competition. The fourth
grade student wasCarlos Arroyo and
the fifth grade student was Tai Thai ..
Tai won second place district-wide.
Spring pictures were taken on
April 3. These are great casual pho-
tographs of the students that are very
popular with our parents. This is a
PTA-sponsored event.
A Spring Program was presented
by kindergarten and grades 1-2 on
April 5. Decorations for the multi-pur-
pose room were made by grades 3-5,
and the program was directed by Jan-
tina Perry. the music teacher.
Our fourth graders will participate
in the Costa Mesa Fire Department's
fire safety program this month, and
the students will also attend an Ameri-
can Music assembly sponsored by the
Orange County Philharmonic Society.
Additionally, fourth graders will begin
a program, "I'm Peer Proof,• spon-
sored by the Campfire Boys and Girls .
This program consists of six one-hour
sessions and teaches children how to
say Mno" to pressures from their peers .
Fifth graders will visit the Discov-
ery Museum this month on a field trip,
fourth graders are going to the Launch
Pad, and first graders are taking a trip
to the zoo.
-Kenneth Killian, principal
Victoria Elementary
A pril 6 marked Victoria Elemen-
tary's second annual Jog-a-
Thon. The event serves as a
fund-raiser for the school, but also
places a strong emphasis on health and
fitness. Students earn prizes for procur-
ing the most sponsors, as well as for
running the furthest. Booths were set
up by various fitness providers -they
will promote a healthy lifestyle and
provide information about their trade .
Students at Victoria recently
passed their 25,000-book read.mg goal
as part of the PTA-sponsored "Just
Read · program. Students earn pnzes
each ti.me they reach one of their
goals. The prizes have included a piz-
za party, an ice-cream party and most
recently, a live DJ dance party. Having
reached their 25,000-book goaJ, stu-
dents have earned a lunchtime barbe-
cue.
Victoria recently became the first
school in the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District to have its own page on
the World Wide Web. The Victoria
Home Page can be reached at
"http://vic24.nmusd.k12.ca.us." The
Home Page briefly describes some of
Victoria's technology uses and pro-
vides links to some of Victoria's class-
rooms.
The new Web page will provide
students with the opportunity to pub-
lish their work for an international
auctience on the Internet. This historic
MARC MARTIN I DAILY PllOT
Jaws: Students at California Elementary ln Costa Mesa get an up close look at an lnllatable great white shark
during a Thursday morning assembly. Wayne and Karen Brown. of Irvine visited the school to talk about their
experiences with great white sharks tn Australia.
event comes during a ti.me when the·
lnternel and especially the World
Wide Web is growing faster than ever.
Victoria is fortunate to be one of the
first of several schools in NMUSD pro-
viding Internet access to its students.
As part of an effort to develop stu-
dents' responsibility as well as provide
an enriched learning experience, sev-
e ral classes at Victoria are e ngaged in
cross-age tutoring programs. Mrs.
George's first grade class joins Mrs.
Peacock's third grade. Also, Miss
Ogle's second grade class joins Mr.
Kimme's fourth grade class every
Tuesday. According to Miss Ogle,
•This is a great way for our kids to
learn bow to work together and learn
some new concepts."
Victoria students will be very busy
in May. The whole school has been
invited to a symphony performance at
the Performing Arts Center. This has
been made possible by our partldpa-
tlon in the Class Act Program.
May 4, the fourth and fifth graders
will participate in the Jump Rope for
Heart program sponsored by the
American Heart Association.
Attention upcoming kmderg'arten
parents! Victoria kindergarten regis-
tration will be May 10 between 2 and
4 p.m.
Skate Night sponsored by our PT A
will be Tuesday, May 30.
Victoria Open House will be June 1 .
-Victoria School's newspaper staff
Whittier Elementary
ittier's organization of PALs,
which stands for Peer Assis-
ance Leaders, is trying to
raise funds for swnmer camp. Al sum-
mer camp, the students learn conflict
management skills and ways to resist
drugs and gangs. They are hoping to
get community sponsors. II you would
like to sponsor a student, contact Whit-
tier School.
We are pleased to announce that
180 parents graduated from the Parent
Institute on April 5.
We are very proud of two of our
basketball teams. Our "C" boys. who
are third and fourth graders. we nt to
the Ordnge County playoffs and
placed third.Our HB" girls, who are
fifth and sixth graders, placed second.
Congratulations!<
Happenings from around our
school:
Mrs. Gaslors' first-grade class is
making animals out of pine
cones.They are calling them ~plne-o
saurs" and sending them to Orange
County Youth Expo. Good Luck! They
are also studymg silk worms. Mrs.
McFarland's, Mrs. Erickson's and Mrs.
Wollz's lirst-graders are also entering
Youth Expo. Good luck to them, loo.
Mrs. Smith's and Mrs. Hecht's sec-
ond-grade class is studying ctinosaurs
and volcanoes dnd learning about
kites.
Ms. Root's third-grade class is
studying the four food groups. Mrs.
Ridder's third graders are learning
about clocks.
Mr. Tozzollna 's class has recently
been writing stories that they will read
to other classes.
Mrs. Obie's 4-5-6 SDAIE class is
studying about Ben Franklin and
doing a really fun unit in geometry.
Miss Oswald's fifth-grade class ts
working on a soence unit on moun-
tains.
Miss Peck's sixth-grade class is
conductmg a science experiment with
penrues They put pennies into differ-
e nt types of liquids and are charting
the changes in the pe nnies weekly.
The cldss is excited to be writing pen
paJ letters to the sixth graders in Miss
Richter's class al Newport Elementary.
Miss Taylor's sixth-grade is also
excited to be pen pals with Mrs.
Rogers' class at Newport Elementary.
They are also studying C hina and
have run being study buddies with
Mrs. Amble's kindergarten class.
Congratulations to all the Students
of the Week.
-Albert Duarte
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worth ot computer equipment -Including an $8,000 laptop
and $4,000 worth of software -was missing from a home
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Mesa water district may
revise r esidency policy
By Tina Borgatta, Staff Wmer
COSTA MESA -Responding
to a slew of questtons regarding
where Mesd Consolidated
Water District bodrd president
Tom Nelson lives·, the dgency's
board of directors on Thursday
asked its attorney to feview a
district policy on reside~y.
The agency's dltorney, Robert
Anslow, will take a look at
whether state guidelines or def-
initions of residency hdve
changed in the 14 years since
the district's pol.Jcy was adopted
in 1981. If Anslow finds ignifi-
cant changes in state statute .
the board will then consider
revising the pobcy.
Meanwhile, the issue of Nel-
son's home hds been passed on
to the !>tdte Secretary of State
for a formal detennmation as to
whether Nelson's 18th Street
office -which is furnished
with a bed, television, desk and
easy chair -qudlihes as a res-
idence.
Nelson moved from h1s Co!>ta
Mesa home to cin apartment in
Leisure World in Seal Beach
after suffering d heart attack in
1984. But Nelson claims he lists
his office address on bdnk docu-
ments, OMV records dnd voter
registration.
On Thursday, Anslow cau-
tioned that the board rrught not
learn much from his invcsbga-
tion.
HI don't believe the statutory
language has changed much in
the last few years," Anslow said.
• t think what they've done Is
add exdmples of the language,
like a residence is the place
where you receive mail, where
your DMV records are sent.
''If you're looking for a h!>t of
criteria defining one's re!>1dency.
I think you're goin9 to be look-
lng at a very long liSt. H
In another mafter, the board
members directed district staff
to look into the costs involved m
televising its bodrd meeting!> on
cable.
City Council members
offered their City Hall venue to
the water district for 1ls meet-
ings two weeks ago. The City
Hall council chambers room I!>
already outfitted with dll the
necessary equipment. But some
members expressed d prefer-
ence in televising the meetmgs
from the district's Pldccntid
Avenue offices.
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Search continues for stolen baby
By Carolyn Miller, Staff wmer
COSTA MESA -The intense
search for 4-month-old Stefanny
Zdmora continues with Costd
Mesa police detecllves working
late into the night and joirung
f.orces with the FBI. the Depart-
ment of Justice anc;i police agen-
cies county-wide.
The trdgic story of the Santa
Ana baby's abduction from South
Coast Pldza earlier this week will
be broadcast nationwide Satur-
ddy on the television show
"America's Most Wanted."
A stranger allegedly deceived
Ste{anny's 17-year-old aunt, then
vanished with the baby.
Costa Mesa Police Captain
Tom Lalar encouraged everyone
· to wdtch the program and be on
the alert for the suspect. identi-
fied as Rosie Marquez and
descnbed as Latina, 5-foot-2.
heavy-set and m her early 30s
with blond streaked-dark hair
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Ldzdr '>did ofhcc>r:; ar hopeful
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will help an Stefonny'!> cac;c•, smn•
the show hds b<>en '>UCC't''>!>ful an
dldmg ldw enforcement olhc1als
with criminal <,carches m the
pa!>t.
Costd Me'>d police detec live
Tun Schennum will be posted in
Washington, D.C , whi)P ,Jhe
show dlr!>, in CdW dny viewer<;
call with mformdllon on th(• k1d-
ndppcr, Ldzdr Scild .
Mc1rque1 reportedly befncnd-
ed the Zamord fdm1ly cind th<'tr
neighbor-, in d Sdnld And apdrt-
ment complex.
Sh e reportt>dly wt1s enthralled
Wlth 'Stefonny c1nd offered the
Zamora!> $500 1! Stcfc1nny mod-
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pictures taken dt St'M'> photo c;tu -
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Thr Zdrnora'> c1greC'cl, ttnd the
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one (stmildr to the c,uspcct) to
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since they hdve devoted the1
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YACHT RACE .
CONTINUED FROM 1
Hutchinson, who once raced to
Ireland, ftnds that ea ch regatttt
has its own character, and sh(l
en1oys the diverse cultural flavor
of today's compebtion.
"I Jove seeing all of the cWfer·
ent kmds of boats aihng
around,• Hutchinson said Wlth a
sigh. "It's one of the great sights
of the world."
Whe n Hutchinson a nd her
five-person cre w glance around
at the other vessels, they might
very well see "Pele,• veteran
SdiJor J am Emmi's Swan 431.
A hearty 79-year-old, Emrru
en1oys the good friendly compel·
1tive atmosphe re of the race.
"There 's lots of a ntic1pahon
before the race," said Erruru, who
will race to Ensenad a Wlth his
self-describe d "Geritol crew" for
the 25th tune. "And a sC'nsc of
camarade rie.•
Said Emmi, "I don't know how
much longer I can do this."
CLAIM
CONTINUED FROM 1
On Thursday. Dembik asked
that board !llembers Ohhg and
Panian attend that meeting.
The tra ditio nal Fish Fry Parade w on't be marching this summer like the one that took to the
street (above) in 1984. Because of budget concerns, service organizations sponsoring the
event will de dicate thelr money to charitable causes.
"I wouldn't mind being ther<',"
sc11d OhJig , d rawing some appre-
hension from Hall, who d1scour·
aged boa rd participation m the
matter. The exchange prompt<>d
a bnef spat between the two
memben..
"Nobody can stop me from
going if I want ta go.• Ohhg sa id
To thdt, Hall respond ed: "Well,
I think WC' can if the board w<.1n ts
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another thousand. a nd there
were a fe w other expenses.·
Both Dugan and Rotary Club
president Pete Vioto say they
Dugan sdid th<• potice ser-arc sdd to see their events go by
v1C'es alone would have cost I the wa yside. But, they sajd they
dbout hall that. understand the oty's position.
CONTINUED FROM 1
"The n the street barricades I "I would rathe r see them cut
would have CO'>t us another us out (of the city's budge t) than
$2,000, • he said. "The street not be dble lo fix the potholes in
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Vioto said the Rotary Club
Jost about $2,000 on the fire·
works show last year. And that's
money the dub could have giv·
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•It wasn't a major loss,•
Vioto Sdid. "But at some point.
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a bout wha t other things you
can do with that money."
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lil<' with the guilt of whdt they
have done " '
She sald she is nervous about
appearing in court for the e n·
tendng ~nd giving her tatemenl,
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"horrible " experience of seeing
Laudenback; but she finds relief
that the court' procC'd ures dre
coming to an end.
HI hope I can get through it and
say what I need to sdy in the
impact statement without break·
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After the court's decision
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FIRE CALL
CONTINUED FROM 1
Thursday
Costa Me a Fire Chief Scott
Broussard said the fire was
doused m about 15 minutes.
Wha t mealed the blaze was
unknown at the llme, he said, but
he estimated the damage at
about $200,000.
Broussdrd said the whole
upper apartment was a total loss
and part of the downstairs unit
was damaged from water and
debris. Forbes suffered bum s to
his hand, face a nd shoulder and
was taken to Hoag Hospital in
Newport Beach . Neither of the
other occupants was Injured, he
said.
The owner of the dupl~x.
George Kabato of Laguna
Niguel, who reached the stene of
the fire after it was extmgwshed,
declined lo comment
Kevin Bntzman, 34. was m his
dpartment downstairs when
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Qlrter and Forbe ran down the
stairs yelllllg for tnm to get out
their apartment upstairs was on
hre
•1 grabbed my clothes. cellu-
lar, TV -the basics," said Bnu-
man, who had flecks of a h on
his face. Ml wasn't -.cared
because I got out in tl.me JUSt
grab what you can dnd get out •
Except for not being dble to
find his wallet, Bntzmdn Sdld he
was OK.
"What can I dor Britzman
said, shruggmg his shouJders. •I
can pack my stuff up in my truck
and say 'Hi Mom -look who's
here for runner.' "Thur<,ddy.
Costa Mesa Fire Chief Scott
Broussard said the fire was
doused in about 15 minute'>.
What incited the blaze wds
unknown at the time, he <,a1d, but
he estimated the ddmdge dt
about $200,000.
Broussard said the· whole
upper apartment was a •totdl loss
and part of the downstdH'> unit
was damaged from wdtf'r dnd
debris. Forbes suffe red bum<:. to
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1995 •
h1 hand, face dnd shoulde r and
was taken to Hoag Hospital in
Newport Beach Neither of the
other occupcmts was injured, he'
said
The owner of the duple x,
George Kabato of Laguna
Niguel, who reached the scene of
the fire dfter 1t was extmgw.shed,
declined to comment.
Kevm Bntzman, 34, was in his
apartment downstairs when
Carter dnd Forbes ran down the
st.curs yelling for him to gel out -
thf>ir apartment upstairs was on
fire
·• 1 grdbbed my clothes, cellu-
IM , TV -the basics." said Britz-
man, who had necks of ash on
his face "I wasn't scared
because I got out m time -just
grab whot you can and get out."
Except for not bem9 able to
fi nd tus wallet, Bntzman said he
was OK.
MWhdl can I do?" Bntzma.n
said. shrugging his shoulders. MI
cdn pack my stuff up m my truck
and sdy 'Hi Mom -look who's
he re for dinner · "
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Its on to Ensenada for
local sailors
QUOTE OF THE DAY
lhey just don't like losing ... •
RICK BUONARJGO
0 FRIDAY, APIUL at. tl5
It's Ensenada or bust, starting today out o( Newport
. Bailey in bis wooden masterpiece monthly meeting, the Newport Led by Mitch Barker, the ~ a part of the meetin~, thT •An estimated 4oo Newsboy to first-timers and new Harbor Navigators honored the improvements made by the Na"_i-~~~a~~ ~:~•rs";,~· 'L -......... , ~ -·. " .; ' '
I .:-.__~ •• --- -' _: •• -• ' ) "
yachts expected to set Sail boat owners Barry O'Ne ill and Newport Harbor Sailing Team for g~t~rs toti the 5'=f1001 .h:: ~~~~ the business partnership pro-
from Newport today. Bill Long in their Erickson 35 its excellence in sailing. e ona u~:~ 0ai~fugp the ~rlncl-gram. Casey liogan, student
T oday, the famed Newport
to Ensenada Race will get
under way, sending an
estimated 400 yachts down South
tn what has been called the
world's largest international
yacht rd.Ce.
Hosted by Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club. the SdJlon. received a
blowout i.endoH with a party in
their honor Thursday night at the
dub.
Yachtsmen of dll dges and
dbllitie!> compete m thil> race,
r,ingmg from locdl legend Jun
cha r lie
bran de
Men's
collegiate
title on
the line
T hL'i weekend, the Moun-
ldln Pacific Sports Federa-
tmn Charnp1onsrups will
tc.tke place at UCLA.
It will feature the remaining
top four men's collegiate volley-
ball teams in the westem United
States. Toddy's 5 p.m mdtch 1!>
l>~tween the Umver!.1ly of
I lawaii dl UC Sanld Barbara,
wlule UCLA play!> Bngharn
Young in the match to follow.
The wmnt"•rs will plc1y on Sat-
m ddy 1119ht at 7.
The NCAA Final Four i!> May
'J and 6 di SpringhPld , Mass.,
which I'> very near Holyoke. the
h1rthplarP of volleybdlJ. This 1s
<1 ISO thP 100-year d nniversary of
I he inv<>nt1on of thP gctme.
011e of UCSB's rruddlP bloc k-
.-rs is Corona del Md1 's Carter
Heese, who 1s fmishmg his out-
..,tanchng C'dreer at Santd Bar-
bara. He 1<. one of thP1r leadtng
c1ttackt>r'> ctnd a key to their SUC·
<"CSS.
Also on the Gaucho tedm is
former N(•wport Harbor Ali-
< £Fer Mitch McCoy Mitch's for-
mer Sd1lor tedffiJTlate, Enc ValJe-
1~. 1s a bdck·11p setter al UCLA .
• Sp1'r1km9 of Bdlbod Bay Vol·
It ybdlJ Club, last Sunday's 14 &
I nder lo1irr1dmenl Wd!. won hy
lhe BBVC' Blue OVf>f Belmont
I Long Bf'd< h)
With thr setting of Ty Tram-
bhe and thr hitting of Denrus
l\JshulPr, Adam Hearlson, Matt
ltUneson dnd Al Limon, Coach
Drew ShPward's Balboa Bay
lf·am Wd<. 1mpress1ve m its tour-
ncune nt VlC tory
The 8dlboa Bay Volleyball
C "lub Wh1ll ' team, coached by
lcly Tufano and Trent Amellotte,
finished c1 very strong third by
hPating Pall.sddes in the quarter-
hnals beforP losmg a close match
with Belmont. Oulslde hitter
(;reg Stdmpley was credited
with m o<.t of the ball-handling
'uccesse'\ c1s well as setter KeVin
Hansen
• As I walch the Newport
I larbor and Coronu del Mar
h•ams battle each olher, it's fun
to follow these players who start-
I'd m lhf' BBVC 14 & Under pro-
qrams as thf'y grow and improve
their gampc;
Newport Harbor's Greg Slick
and Max Spooner we re on the
Halboa Bay 1991 Junjor Olympic
lt•d1Tl thdt was Uurd Also from
t\cwport, Cameron "015co"
Black wt1s c1 mainstay Ln the
• BBVC 14s, as was freshman
S•·ott Archbald.
Corona del Mar's Derek New·
r omP.r, Brant Scbrrudt, Brian
c olemnn, Blair Hoppe and
P.iyam Saadal played for 'fy
Ptice's 1992 Balboa Bay 14 team
that fmilhl"d second at the
Junior Olymp\cs. Clay Burton
hl\s ~ n involved with th
BBVC program inc th sev·
enth grad , hat Steve R es@
and St ve Addison.
Wild Irish. The entire team, their parental as C?IDP eff ' lisb Dody treasurer, and Steve Kleha. . . pal in her orts to accomp the school's communications Always a wonderful and exct-adviser nm Hogan, their acade-the school's goals and u..nTading . 1 both bers of · · th E d · dvis BID Wak d · t'!1" co01DUSS oner, mem mg expenence, e ns.ena a IDlC a er eman an of the school's grounds ano facill-the sailing team, thanked the ~ace has gained a speaal_ plac~ their coach Jaime M~ were ties. new members for their support
m the heans of many a sailor. recognized for their national The club's latest venture is the on behalf of the student body
Local ~al 36 sa.ilor Nancy champion status and the ~g coordination of a b':15iness part-. with a school sweatshirt and a
Hutchinson, who herself will be of the 1993 U .S. Sportsmanship berlihiP program Wlth local busi-NHHS flag.
competing in her 30th Eflsenada Award, a national award chosen nesses that.Will allow Students to The Navigators, many of
Race, continues to sail because of Stephanie yearly from an extremely well-. -~oose sub1~cts such as market-whom are alumni of Newport
the spectacle of the yachts. deserving pool of candidates. mg. and business as options for Harbor High School, frequently
"[love to go on the race," she keefe The Navigators, a group of the0J::~ 108'!.turuties created b honor .teams that reflect their
said. "It's such a wonderful sight fathers who meet throughout the this progrl:E°include field trips t~ comrru~ent to excellence, such
to see all of those boats out school year, was established as a local businesses, unpaid job as the sailing team.
there." should again live up to its image means of helping Newport Har-internships, paid work experi-Other r~cent ~onorees include
With the outlook of a great as a spectacular sailing event. bor High School in furthering the ences and donations to the the ch~p1onsbip football and
weekend weather-wise, the race •Last Thursday, at their educations of their children. school. womens volleyball teams.
H GH SOFTBALL
Mustangs rout Artists, 16-2
• Laguna Beach runs into Mesa softball buzz saw, which is back on track.
By Barry Faulkner, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA • ll was nothing the Laguna
Beach High softball team said or did that trig-
gered Costa Mesa High's emphati c 16-2 victo-
ry Thursday at the Mustangs' diamond.
The Artists just happe ned to be next in line,
following Mesa's disappointing 7-3 loss to
Laguna Hills Tuesday in a first-place Pacific
Coast League showdown.
"The girls came back determined after the
Laguna Hills game, H said Mesa Coach Rick
Buonarigo. HThey just don't like losing, so
they were really ready to play hard today."
The Artists (6-10-2, 1-4 in league), includ-
ing a handful of players who played with the
Mustangs' summer league team, battled Mesa
(15-5, 5-1) in their tint PCL meeting, before
falling, 3-1. But they couldn't match the hosts'
intensity, despite taking a 1-0 lead.
J es~ica Roche tripled lo open the game and
scorec! on a single two outs later to further
infuriate the hosts, who rapped out 13 hits,
stole seven bases, benefited from 13 Laguna
errors, and led, 14-1, after
four frames.
Sonia Correa a little seasoning.
"Sonia needed the innings," said Buonari-
go, who summoned the right fielder to replace
starter Niki Montgomery to start the fifth.
"Nild (who struck out five and surrendered
just four hits to earn her 12th victory in 17
decisions) has been pitching so well lately,
Sonia hasn't had much of a chance."
"We've been scoring runs like crazy this
year,• said Buonarigo, whose squad upped its
season total to 146, an average of 7.3 per out-
ing.
~we've had three big losses this year
(Laguna Hills and two tournament champi-
onship games) and we've come back to ham.-
mer our next opponent every time,• Buonari-
go added.
Freshman Julie Collett, Sara Snyder, Jen-
nifer Long, Nicola Woody and Correa were
among the offensive standouts for the hosts.
Collett bad three singles, a walk, reached
on an error, stole two bases, scored four runs,
and drove in two.
Long. a slick-fielding senior shortstop, bad
three hits and three RBI, while Snyder, a
cosi. Meu 16, t...9una Be.ch 2
Laguna Beach 100 010 0 • 2 7 13
Costa Mesa 426 202 x -16 13 2
senior catcher, had two bits
and three RBl. and Woody
chipped in a triple, single and
two RBL
Though the 10-run
mercy rule cou.ld have
been invoked after the
fifth, both coaches agreed
to play the full seven,
which allowed Buonarigo
to give sophomore pitcher
Jes. Roche, Jen. Roche (3) and Good·
man, Jes. Roche (3); Montgomel)'. Cor-
rea (5) and Snyder. W·Montgomery, 12· s. L-Jes. Roche. 3B-Woody (CM). Jes.
Roche (LB).
Correa added two singles
and an RBI and struck out four
in three innings of two-bit
relief.
LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT
Melissa McDaniel rejoices ln her team's offen-
sive antics Thursday.
Eagles falter against University
COSTA MESA· For nearly
the entire game, the Estancia
High softball team made
things tough on visiting Uni-
versity in Pacific Coast League
play Thursday, but in the end,
lhe Trojans pulled away, 9-3.
The Eagles (4-11 overall, 0-
6) Jumped out lo a 1-0 lead in
the first inning as Jen Brunick
led off with a single and
worked her way around to
third from where she scored
on a fi elder's choice by Jill
Black.
The Trojans tied it in the
filth, then scored six times in
the sixth, helped by four Eagle
errors, to take control.
Stephanie Serr and Naomi
Chavero each went 2 for 3 to
pace the Eagles' six-hit attack.
Unlversttv 9, Est.and• J
University 000 016 2 • 9 7 3
Estancia 100 001 1 • 3 6 6
Bouchard and Pan; Black and
Robertson. W-Bouchard. L·Black. 4-
11. 2B·Brlghah (U).
Puro's triple paces Newport girls
Newport Harbor High sophomore
Autumn Puro earned victories in the
100, 200 and 400 meters, her first triple
of the season. to lead the visiting New-
port girls track and field team an 80-47
Sea View League victory over El Toro
Thursday
was a personal best in the shot, while
Swarberg also anchored the winning
1,600 relay team.
Woodbridge defeated the host Se.a
Kings, 751/2-60112, in a Sea View boys
meet.
Brian Slingsby won the 3200 (9:59),
John Myung the 300 intermediate hur-
dles (42.9) and Matt Ferner the high
jump (5-10) for CdM.
The victory, which also included
double event victories by Harbor's
Jdm1e Swarberg (1,600 and 3,200),
Laura Wilson (shot put and discus) and
M.E. Clayton (300 hurdles and long
jump), wrapped up second place in the
dual meet season for the Tars.
The Newport Harbor boys team fell
at El Toro, 89-42, despite victories by
Sailor senior Shahram DeZahd in the
1,600 (4:29.6) and Bill Johns in the pole
vault (a personal-best of 12-6).
OeZahd was second in the 800 and
also anchored the winning 1,600 relay
quartet..
• 'fyler Beardslee of Corona del Mar
won the 400 (53.4) and 1600 meters
(4:34.3), and three others won individ-
ual events, but league champion
In the girls meet, senior distance
sensation Tracy Clark won the 1600
(5:23.6) and 3200 (11:56) for CdM, but
Woodbridge beat the Sea Kings, 101 -
25. Nicole Albano was second in the
100 and third in the long jump. while
CdM teammate Jennifer Blair was
third in both distance races. Wtlson's mark of 38 feet, 6 inches
90YS
El Tczn> It, 'Mwport ....,._ 42
100 I Jarrett (ET), 11.3; 2. Ader (ET),
ll.4, 3lvtllOO(ET),1\ 8 200.1.Htlmlk
(ET), 23.3, 2. Jarrett (ET), 23 7; 3. Ade<
(ET), 24 2 .00. 1. Helmlk (ET), 52 7; 2
Lopez (ET), 53.1; 3 Uncoln (NH). 54.1.
800-f. Pollick (ET), 1:59.9; 2. OeZahd
(NH), 2'04 8; 3 Adams (NH), 2;07.2.
1,600 1 OeZ.hd (NH). 4'.29 6, 2. Pennell
(ET). 431 2. 3. VM\Note (NH), 4·40 2
3,20().1. Kaput (ET), 10•24 9, 2. Pe~I
(ET), 10-25; 3. Oll.tl'l (NH), 10:30 7, 110
HH 1 Oates (ET), 16.2; 2. loo (NH),
17.0; 3 McAdam (ET), 18 6. 330 LH·I.
Oates (ET), 41 S; 2. Met (ET), 0 1; J
Loo (NH), 44.7 400 relay-OQ 1,600
relay 1 NH (Let. Uncoln. M!lf'll&, OeZ..
hd), 3'38.5 HJ·l. Parks (ET), H ; 2. Ben
zlnotr (NH), S.10, 3 Bastlett (ET), Sa.
U 1 P•rks (ET), 20. 5112; 2 Sung (ET),
18-7, J. 8-UWI (ET), 1M. TH Parks
(ET), 41 ... 2. Hornung (NH). nm. J
Bet~ (ET), nm. PV·1 John$ (NH), 12 '·
2. ICtgasoff (NH), 11 -0; 3 Walth (ET),
10-0. 5' 1 """(NH), $0-$, 2. Ma.on
{f'T). 4H, J ~ (NH), 44 DT·l.
Hltdl<odl (IT), 14.M; 2 ~
(t1), 1119; ), Ryan (NH), 1~10.
GIRLS
Newpon HllftMw IO, E lOf'O •1
100-I' Puro (NH), '3.S; 2. A. Kent
(NH), 1-4.0: 3. Manin (ET). 1-4.0; 200-t
Puro (NH), 27.9; 2. A. Kent (NH), 29.4; J
K. Kent {NH), 29 S; .00.1. Puro {NH),
1:01.11; 2 Gliders (ET), 1·05; 3. Dwyer
(ET), 1:11 4 800-1 . Wood (ET), 2;27 2; 2.
Eadie (NH), 2:31; 3. Mltlcey (ET), 2:342.
1,6C)().1. Swarberg (NH), 5:31I;2. Flgo
(ET), 5 32. 3 Robenson (ET), 5:36.6
3,20().1. swarberg (NH), 12:0l.7; 2.
8urm (ET), 12:-46; 3 Ml<hlelson (ET),
12:304. 100 H•1. 8afbee (ET), 16.S; 2.
M E. Cl•yton (NH), 16.8. 3. Martin (ET),
17 8 300 H 1 ME. Cltyton ~H), 513;
2 Ph1llips (El), 52.S, l Ma. Clayton
(NH), 58 400 rtl.ty•1 tT, SS 2. 1,600
relay 1 NH {l!adle, A. Kent I(. Ktnl.
5warberg), 4.22 2. HJ-1 Bowman (NH),
s...e; 2 wm,,d (ET) • .w: 1 ~
(NH)," u_t. M f Cl.-yton (NH), 15-4.
2 .. Segura (ET). 14-131,.; J Mt ct.yton
(NH), 1' 1JI'. TJ 1 Stlgura (m, lS-
)112; 2. Ma. Otyton (NH), 34-J112; J
llfble (t). !U 10. SP· 1 Wiiton (NH~ JI.
6. 2. ltoulllh (N), J?.f112; J. lnlod (().
101'. OT·I. ~(NH). 120-t; ~
..n CNl. t~ ], Glfflon (t). 104
'
IOYS
WocMlwtdt• 75111. CdM 60112
100-1 , Gibbs (W), 11.0; 2. Sumner (Q,
11 A; J. Bownes (W), t 1.5. 200-1. Gibbs
(W). 21.1; 2. lownes rH), 23 8; 3. Sum·
Mf (Q, 24.3 .00. t. kar~ (0, 53.4;
2. Hoyt (Q, 54.1; 3. Jeffrey (W), 54.9.
800-1. ~ey rH), 2.03.l; 2. Rekars (Q,
2:03.9: 3 Tsu)lmoto (0. 2:10.2. 16()().1,
Beardslee (Q. 4:34.3, 2. Vanook rM.
4'. 35 8; l . "obies {W). 4.36 7 )2()()..' •
Sllnglby (Q, t:S9; 2. Vanooll (W), 10:06;
3 Shetwln rH), 10:19 110H·1. Huck
(W), 161; 2. Ttncatl (Q, 17.7; 3, HQn9
{Q, 18'. ~ 1. Myung (Q, 42.9; 2.
Hong (Q. 4U; l Hudc (W). 44.2 400
rtlly· t Woodbridge. 45 7 1600 retey
1. CdM, 311.5 HJ 1, Ferner (C), S.10; 2.
Acuff (0. 5-10: 3. Ritchie (C) tnd .>.ffrey
rH), 5-1 U·I. Gibbs rN), 19"911-4; 2
Brown (W), 1M112; 3, Hogan (CdM),
lf..St/2. TJ I Brown NI), 4H , 2
~le (W), 40-7ll'i l town. (CdM),
JM. PV 1 Allen (W), 1S 0, 2. Ml<Don-
ald (CdM), 12-6, l . Huck CW), 12-'. Sfl..t.
Jacoblon CW),.O l 112; 2. little (W). 41 •
J t/2;J.IM((dM),40-ttl2 DT·1 ,Jatcb.
son CW), 1JH112; 2. LH (CdM), 1n.1~
J. ObeNwdlt CW). uu
GIRLS
WoodM1dge 101. CdM is
100.1. DIJt (W), 12.7; 2. Albano (CdM),
128. 3. Yoshino (W), 12.9. 200-1 Dix
(W). 26.3; 2. Torres (W). 27.9; 3. Wein-
stein (CdM), 28.A . .00.t. Torre (W),
1:02.2· 2. Gardner (CdM), 1·05. I; 3 Hess
(W), 1:0S.2. I00-1, Snyder (W), 2:26.8; 2. ,
TOffes (W), 2;31~ J. Cummlm (CdM),
2;32.J 160().1. Oark (CdM), S•23 6, 2.
Moore rH), 5•381; l . Bi.Ir (CdM). 3
1200-t Clark (CdM), 11;56, 2. Moore
(W), 12:27; 3. Blair (CdM), 12;S5 2
100H·1. Hsieh r:N), 17.7; 2. Stovall (W),
1116. 300H·1 Yoshino (W), .. u ; 2
hckoff (W). 50.6, '· M<Quald (W),
SS.S. 400 ret.y-1 Woodbridge. Sta
1600 rtt.ty-1 Woodbndge, -4: 19.6 HJ• 1.
snydtr (W), S· 1 O; 2. Haub (CdM), s O;
], ltobem rH), 4-10. U I Stov.111 (W),
11-5112; 2 McQutld (W), 14-7112; l
Albano (CdM), 14--4 f'll 1. lhornplon
CW), I.(); 1 Hsieh (W), 7-0; I Mont
gomtry (W). M . 5'•1, ow_,. (W).
l~ 2. lertloWtt.t CW), 2t J1/2; l Haw
lty (CdM), 2J. 101/2, Dr.t Hunw (W).
IC.SM; 2. lerl!ow!U (W), M-5.Jlot; J
~(W),917 •
Costa
Mesa's
Sarah
Halver-
son ls a
little too
late slid -
ing into
second
base, but
the Mus-
tangs
didn't
worry
with a
big lead.
Eagles tie
for PCL
golf lead
The Estancia High
golf team finished the
regular season in a tie
for the Pacific Coast
Le ague championship
by edging Laguna Hills
and Costa Mesa in a
match Thursday at the
Leiswe World Golf
Course.
The Eagles were at
193, with Laguna Hills
five strokes back and
Mesa another shot
behind the Hawks.
Ross Necessary shot
one-over-par 37 to pace
the Eagles. His round
featured two birdies,
three bogeys and four
pars. Estancia 's Alex
Lassen was next at 38,
followed by Jeff Perry
with 39.
In the Sea View
League:
Corona del Mar was
edged by Woodbridge,
206-209, at Newport
Beach Country Club,
despite Jenny Glas-
gow's 39, which earned
co-medalist honors.
Chad Towersey and
Craig Brooks were each
at 40 for CdM, which
completed the league
campaign with a 2-8
mark.
Estandai , IJ,
UguNI H111s , ...
CostaMes.a1tl
(at leisure World GQ
Estancia sc.0<es only: 1. Nec-
essary. 37; 2. Lassen, 38; 3 .
(tie) J. Perry, Kruttik 39; S. M.
Perry 40.
~· ... eoron. Mw 209
(at Newport Beach CO
1. (tie) Glasgow (CdM). Ne4-
son <W'I. Eric <W'/, 39; 4. (tie)
Towersey (CdM) C. Brooks
(CdM), 40; Others from CdM:
Nielson, 43; Bemus, 47; Wal-
lick. 48.
Salt water fishing gets boost
With storms being shoved north,
fishing certain to improve.
T he sea temperature took d drop
this weekend when strong winds
blew th.rough the channel and
killed a good bite on white seabass
that had been developing at Cdtalina
Island.
Storms dre curre ntly being pushed
north and this should be all it tdkes to
improve salt water fishing conditions
tor the Newport Harbor-based sport-
fishlng fleet and private boaters head-
ing out of the bay.
There ls still squid floating at the
'island and a few seabass are being
tQken daily by sportbOdls fishlng clo.se
to the beach. The back side and both
ends of the island are holding big
croaker and the outlook for d weekend
bite is good.
Newport Beach anglerette Sandra
Beazley caught a pending woman's
world record whJte seabdss Uus past
weekend at Catalina lsldnd. Beazley
was fishing on board the privp'te yacht
Hana Pa'a, skippered by Torri Pfleger
of Newport, when sh e hooked into dn
18.2-pound seabass fishing with only
six-pound test line.
The d eluxe sport.fisher Searcher is
now operating out of Newport Landing
(675-0550) and is schedule d to fish the
islands and outer waters running open
party "limited load" trips Thursday
through Sunday. Captdin Art Taylor
will be running the boat, which under-
went a complE>te overhaul dunng the
oUseason.
Betty Burkert of Costd Mesa fished
on board the Searcher lhts past week-
end and got in on a good calico bass
bite, topping a good morning's fishing
by sackmg ii six-pound bass that
sucked rn a live squid.
Newport Landing '>pokesman La.rry
Roger.. said, • 8d1t conditions are good.
Our receivers are full of anchovies and
Jim
niemiec
squid is available at CotaUna. We are
all geared up for some good spring
fishing."
Roge rs r<"ported thdt hrml'> or
sculpin are being caught by passen-
A legend in salt water big
game fishing passed away
this past weekend. Elmer
Hehr of Lido Island ...
gers fishing AM tnps ond U1at lhl' be'it
fishing 1s tdking place at lzor's R('Pf off
Huntington Beach.
The sport boat Reveille beg1m. run-
ning shark fishing trips this W<'ek.
Captain Bill Scotl will be ell th<' he lm
and he expects to find good blut" shdrk
fishing a few miles off thl' coast dnd
around high spots in lhE> channel.
Shark fishing only tnps are being
sche duled for Wednesday dnd Satur-
ddy mornings.
Salmon are schooled up off the
Newport Bedch Pier. but only a few
boats are fishmg for k.lngs. Skippers
report seeing lo~ of jumpers around
balls of bdit. but the bite hos really not
developed dlong our south cocl'>t hne
Anglers should stdy m conlcH't with
local landmgs as these salmon could
get 10 a feeding mood in a hurry.
• A legend in salt Wdter b1g game
hshlng pas ed away tlus wee kend.
Elmer Hehr or Lido Island fished
aboard his ~portfisber Dorsal for many
years out of Newport Bay and Wd'> con -
sidered by many to be one of New-
port's finest anglers.
As a deckhand, thb outdoor write r
can recall many lime~ when Hehr
would call in party boa~ lo fish a hot
school of albacore during the good old
longfin days of Newport Bedch. Hehr
contributed a lot to our ocean fishery
and enjoyed every minute he spent out
al sea.
• The traditional opening of the
High Sierra trout sedson will take pldC"e
on Saturday. Te ns of thousands of
anglers will be making the long dnve
up Highway 395 to fish for trout at
lakes and streams a long the eastern
Sierrds. Despite a cold winter. many
roadside Lakes will be ope n, including
Crowley, Convict, June dnd Bndgeport.
All lakes have been hedvily stocked
and s hould produce excellent fohjng
for rainbow and brown trout.
Anglers should be prepdred for
below-freezing temperdtures in the
morning and the possibility of strong
winds developing in the a fternoon.
Quick limits Me expected at Crowley
Ldke.
• Irvine Lake and lhe Sanld Ana
Ri ver Lakes have been stocked with
thousands of pounds of trophy class
rainbow trout up to 20 pounds
These two local fresh wdter ldke~
have been producing excellent Cdtches
of big rainbow trout this week. CleM
water conditions at these ldkes should
keep trout hungry and bitmg
Anglers who cannot make the tnp
up to the Sierras might want to ldke d
short dnve a nd get in on the good trout
actwn in these inland waters
baseball
Pirates rally for win
HUNTINGTON BEACH · Ordng" COd t Col
leg• overcdme a sluggish stdrt and powc-rC'd tl
way to dn 8-5 Orangt! Empire ConfNPnc" b<1'> •
btill victory dl Golden West Thur~ddy .tftPmoon
OCC (21 -18 overall, 11 ·9 Ul the conforenc:ej
dug itseU a 4-0 tioJe after four imngs, but rdlltttd
with a run in thW lfth and hve unearned runs 111
the sixth to take the lead for good.
The first six Pirate runs all came aero ., with
two outs. ln the sixth, Travis Ander..on WdlkE>d
with the bases loaded to force m one run dnd
Mdndo Fonseca and Deric Yanagisawd tut buck·
to-back doubles to put OCC up 6-4
In the seve nth, Coa st added a poir of msur-
f!ncc runs as Nick Valencia and Todd Kehrh hr1d
run-sconng hits.
Orange Coast 8, Golden West 5 occ 000 015 200 . 8 10
Golden West 010 301 000 · 5 13 l
Blanchet. Guymon (4) and Yanagisawa, Kbrd1ch, Cuellar
(7) and Feathers. W·Guymon, 2· 1 L -Kord1ch, 4-1 O. 28
Valencia (OCO. Fonseca (OCO 2. Yanag1sawa (OCO. Free
man (GW), Vitale (GW) 38-Vorell (GW)
tennis
OCC women's doubles advance
OJAI -l'wo Orange Codsl Collc>qt• wnnwn\
doubles tedms advanced to the Round ot lb c1t
the prestigious Ojai Valley TPnms TourndmPnt. ,
following victories in the hrst two round'> Thur..,.
ddy.
OCC's He athe r Eves dnd Tempd Rc111wy
defeated Heather McMurrdy c1nd J(1c1nnt•lt!'
Pirc>'> of Kings River, 6-3. 6-0. then bt•dt Row-
mary Bystra k and Denise Miller-Osborn11 of Sdn
Diego City, 7 ·5, 6-1.
Christine Michaels and Rhonda LP(' 111
O rdngf• Coast won by defauH 111 thC' hrst round
then defeated Marymount's Justint.-' Ge nndntd<•'-
dnd Devon Sedlacek in the second. 6-3, 6-1
Eves-Ramey will play Moorpdrk\ Tnnd Shm-
dc>n dnd Chnstine WiegPrt, and Mic hdl'l'>·Lc•<·
will faC"e Glendale's Carolyn GonLdlP'> c1nd
Cathy Rasel today in the Round of lb Both
matches stdrt dt 1.30 p.m .
fRIOAY. APRIL 28, 1995
TODAY
• IASIBAU
H19h whool • Newpon H•rbor II\
Woodbddge, •t WindrON Park, lrvi"-. 7
p m • Corona del Mar at Santa Mar9at1·
ta, 3 p,m, Costa Me-sa at Laguna l'illl~
3 15. Ahso Niguel at Est.incia. 3 15
• Vou..EYBAU
High school boys ~port Harbof at
Woodbridge, 6 45, Santa Mdrgarna at
COf'ona del M ar. 6 45, Costa Mew at
Estancia. 5 30
• SOFTIAU.
Community college Orc1nge Ceast at
Cypress. l .
High school · Newport Ha(qor at Irvine,
l . 1 S, Corona del Mar at El Toro, l 15
•BADMINTON
High school Newport Ha1bor at Coro
na del Mar. 3.
•SWIMMING
High school boys and girls Hunting
ton Beach at Estancia. 3 15
• TftAO( AND FIELD
College men and women Southern
Cal1forn1a College at Po int Loma
Nazarene. 9 a m
•TENNIS
Open -Southern California College,
Orange Coast College. Corona del Mar
High at 01a1 lnv1tat1onal, all da}
. deep sea
THURSDAY'S FISH COUNTS
DAVEY'S LOCKER (4 boats, 43
anglers) 63 caltco bass, 66 5.dnd bass. 8
scufpm, 34 sheephead, 17 rockf1sh, 65
mackerel, 8 wh1tef1sh, 130 blue perch l
~le
NEWPORT LANDING (4 bo ats, 38
anglers) 59 caltco bass, 2 sand bass, 2
rockfoh, 5 sculp1n. 22 sheephead. 2 sar
go, 41 blue perch, 22 yellowf1n croake1
40 mac.kerel
badminton
CdM perfect
COR< >t'-A DEL ~1:\R · Thi·
Corun<1 df'l \.1c1r High b11dmtnl1111
lt•dm c lo-.Pd uut th"' heduh• \\ tlh
d fl unblt•m t..,ht'fl I ~-0 r••cord
Thur-.dd)' h\ d1•f1'<1l1nq 11\r1l
Nt•wpurt H,11 bor, 1 h-1
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NING COMMISSION AT, Iha City of Newport Beach INVITING BIDS As lisle by Iha Hiier, all StrMt, San Francisco, Call· taxlcabs they are autho-with the Counly Cl11k ol t995 BualneH Name uc Y 3 tnOivt ua
OR PRIOR TO, THE PUB-wlll hold a publlc hearing NOTICE tS HEREBY other bUsiMll names and fornla 94163, has hied an r1zed to operate in the City. 01ange County on Apnl 18, f042271 Statement The ~e~lst~ant(s) 1 ~om-
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1. APPEAL OF ZONING James Eplscopal Church als fOf furnishing all labor seller within thlH yeais be-troller of the Currency on THEA GIVEN that the City F943n4 Costa Mesa Dail p1101 dotng busines~ ~s ~e~~ne~~de~a~e F•ct;u~:
ADMINISTRATOR'S DE· tor General Plan Amend· materials. equipment: 1011 Iha daelt~ such llst was ~pril 7, 1995 u 1pecified Council will hold said pub· Published Newpon Beach· A ,,1 14 21 28 ~a 5 CRANK AND SONS DECK a~ove on· n/a e(s) is
NIAL OF ZONING ACTION menl No. 88-2(E): local transportation and such sent °' .d •vered to lhe tn 12 CFR 5 In lhe Comp-lie hearing in Iha City Hall Cos.ta Mesa Daily Piiot P ' ' ' Y ' COMPANY 486 T1a~erse Jack 8 M. Jank ZA-95-03 FOR BEVERAGE Coastal P1ogram Amend· Olh« facihtles as may be buyer 818. none 11o11er'1 Manual for Na11onal Council Chambers 3300 l995. D c 1 M CA 92626 ' CONTAINER RECYCLING. ment No. 36; Ordinance requlled to CONSTRUCT The names and buslneu Banks, 10< pe1mlsslon to Newpon Boulevard' N•w· Al>ftl 21• 28, May 5, 12, F357 d;i.gg~ aJo~~aCrank 486 T~~s 1~131~en: ""~15 :11e~
INC .. AUTHORIZEO AGENT No. 95-14 (Plannlng Com· BUS TURNOUTS ON HAR· addrHHI ol the buyei are: establish a domestic pof1 Beach CA 92003 at l995. Traverse Di Costa Mesa w t e oun y ei o FOR FORREST FISHER mlaalon Amendment No. BOR BOULEVARD AND ON MELANIE H. PETERSON, br811ch at each ol the lol· the hour oi 7:00 p.m . .' on F370 PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92626 ·• • O~~ge County on April 18.
FOR A MINOR CONDI-818); Use Pe1mlt No. 3549; FAIR DRIVE wlll be re· 511 E. Balboa Ave .. New· lowing locations: Iha 8th day of May 1995 PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con 1 · F&43773
TIONAL USE PERMIT FOR Variance No. 1204: and Lot calved by the City of Cosla pon Beach, CA 9266t 1) 32401 Camino Capist· at which llme and piace 1n'. B ~lctltlo~• dueled by· an lndtVldual Pubhshed Newport Beach·
TWO EXISTING RECV· Une Adjustment No. 95-2 Mtu at the Office of the The assets to be sold are 1ono, San Juan Capistrano, teiested persons may ap· cna1294174 us neas ama The reg.lstrant(s) com· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
CLING CONTAINERS AT on property located at 3209 Clty Clerk, n Fair Drive, AdeL1lcrlbedFUAN1n1TgeRnEeial F•xs: Orang~ County, California pear and be h881d the1eon. fictitious Statement menced to t1ansact busl· Aprll 21, 28, Moy 5, 12,
THE LUCKY SHOPPING Via Udo. Costa Mesa California U • 1 • 92675, WANDA E RAOOIO The lollowlng persons aie neu under the Fictitious 1995 CENTER, LOCATED AT Requ81t to amend Iha until the hour ol 10:00 a.m.: TURES, EQUIPMENT, MA· 2) 8891 Atlanta Avenue, CITY CLERK• ' Bualnaas Name doing business as: Business Name(s) listed F378
2180 HARBOR BOULE· Land UH Element of the May 8 1995 et which time CHINERY. LEASEHOLD IM· Hunllnglon Beach, Orangf CITY OF NEWPORT Statement EL POLLO LOCO, 16410 above on· n/a VARD IN A Ct ZONE. EN· General Plan and the Local they ~II be opened pub-PROVEMENTS, STOCK IN County, California 92648. The followlng persons 818 S .. Valley View Ave., la Grego Jon Ciank
VIRONMENTAL DETERMI· Co11tal Program Land Use llcly and read aloud In tht TAADE. GOODWILL AND Ally person wishing to BEACH doing business as: Mirada, CA 90638 This ~atement was filed
NATION: EXEMPT'. Plan 10 as to redellgnate Council Chambers Sealed BUSINESS NAME and are comment on this applica· Published Newport SHADY CANYON PROP-Sand G Foods, Inc., (Cali· with the County Clerk of 2. PLANNING ACTION PA-the aubje<:! propeny from proposal• lhaH bear the localed at: 511 S. Balboa Uon may file comment• In Beach-Costa MHa Daily ERTIES, 4675 MacAr1hur lornla), 1307 W. Fern Dr .. Oiange County on Apr 1 5 9S-25 FOR JOSE LUIS RO-"Retell Service Com-tllle of th• WOtk and name Ave .. Newport Beach, CA writing with the Deputy Piiot Apill 28, l995. Coun. Suite 800, Newpon Fullenon, CA 92633 1995
1 ·
DRIGUEZ, AUTHORIZEO merclel" uae to "Gov-of the bidder but no other 926'51 Comptloller of Multlnatlonal F382 B~ach, Ca.llfornla 92660 This business 11 con· Fe42392 AGENT FOR THEODORE ernmental Educational dl*fl""'ulshlng marks Ally The business name used Banking, Comptroller of the R1eh81d K. Zepfel, 18921 ducted by: a corporation
E. RISCHARO FOR A CON· and tnsUtuUonal FaclUUH': bld~1'.celved 8118; the by the Miier at that loca· Currency, 250 E Sltaet, PUBLIC NOTICE Antloch, livlne, California The regl1t11nt(s) com-Published Newpon Beach· DITIONAL USE PERMIT TO UH. The proposal also In-sctwduled closing tlma for lion 11: ART BY THE SEA S.W.. Washington, DC 92715 menced to transact ,bull· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
All.OW SALES OF BEER c:ludft: a request lo amend lhe rec91 t ol bid• lhaJI be The anllclpetecl date ol 20218 within 30 days of the Flctltlou1 This bualnen Is con· ness under the F1ci11tous April 14, 21, 28, May 5,
AND WINE UNTIL 12 MID-a portion of Districting Map returnel to bidder un-the bUtk Ula Is May 18, date ol this publication. Buslneu Name ducted by: en lndlvlduaJ Business Name(s) lllled 1995.
NIGHT 111 P.M. PERMIT· No. 4 ao u to reclaulty opened h ahall be the aole 1895 at Iha otflce of Es· The non-confidential por-Sl•temant The reglstrant(s) com-above on: 4-20-95 F3S6
TEO) At SUPER ANTOJI· Iha subject PfOperty lrom 1nponi;b1Hty of th• bidder ctow '°"'m. 23161 Lake tlons ol Iha appllcallon .,. The lollowlng petaona 818 menced lO ltansact busl· S and G Foods, Inc .. M. TOS1 MEXICAN FOOD the RSC-H Oialllc:t do the lo ... that his bid It re-Centlf Or., 1120. Lake FOf· on file wllh the Deputy doing bUslna11 u · Mii under the Fictitious Hadl Sahmoedinl, Pies. PUBLIC NOTICE
(FOR MER Ly FAT GEIF Ol11tlct· a use permit celved In 0 lime est, CA 92830 Cornpt1oller as a pan of INTELLITRAIN '111 W Bullnaaa Name(s) listed This statement was filed
FREDDY'S DINER), LO. to allow lhe phased con-A set or~ Doc~ments This bulk Ule IS 1ubject the. public file. This file It 17th St., #E~. Costa Mesa: above on: March 11, 1995 with the County Clerk ol FlcUIJoua
HARBOR LAWN-
MOUNT OLIVE
Cemetery Sales
leads Furnished
540-7602
CATEO AT 2949 FAIRVIEW sttuc:tlon of a new church may be obtained 81 the Of. to California Uniform Com· avallable f0< public lnspec-CA 112627 Rlc:h81d K. Zepfel Los Angeles County on Bualr\eH Name
ROAD IN A Cl ZONE. EN· facility Including a 375 seat tlc9 ol Iha City EnglnMr, me1clal Coda Section lion du1ing regular busl-Daniel Charles Posney, This statement was filed ~" 6, 1995. Statement PA~ VWW
VIRONMENTAL OETERMI· unc;tuary, a small chapel, n Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, 8108.2 ness h<>Urs. 2521 Orange Ave., 1C1, with the County C1e1k ol 85 484943 The lollowlng persons ate •MORtAL PA.NC
NATION: EXEMPT. a pailsh hall with related California. upon nonrelund· II so aubject. the name Pub 11th• d N • w port Costa Mesa CA 92627 Orange Counry on M81ch Published Newport Beach· doing business as: Cemetery • Morluary
3. PLANNING ACTION PA· kitchen, edmlnlstletllle of· able payrMnl of $15.00. An ~ tddrau ol 1he person Beach.Costa Mesa Daily Gina Pos~ey, 2~2 1 01· 31. 1995 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot MC CLOTHING, 2520 S Chapel • er.in.tor,
95-28 FOR JOHN O'BRIEN, fices, ~brary and clan· addltlooal charge ol 15.00 wfilttt;, wrom clalm1 may be Ptlot AprU 28, 1995. ange, IC1, Costa Meaa, FS42110 April 14, 21 28, May 5, FalMtw Ave • I N, Santa 3500 Pacific View Drive
AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR room1; a use parmlt 10 Wil be made 11 handled by e a Escrow Foium, F381 CA 92627 Published Newport Beach-1995 ' Ana, CA 82704 8MtCf't
BYCO, INC., COMMERCIAL allow the tran1fw ol d• mall. Bid Documents and 23l8l lake Center Or., This bu1lne11 11 con-Costa Mesa Dally Piiot · Erneato Caba Maittn , .. ~
DEVELOPMENT,. FOR A velopment ~hit to the olhef conltact documents :2~ .,';k1~ ~01•~\ TA PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: husband end Aprll 14 21 28 Mey 5 F3S6 11532 Azalea A'Ve . Foun· .......... .. CONDITIONAL uSE PER· chuich altt, lrom property may also be examined al • st a • or Wife ' ' ' ' 9UBLIC NOTICE tain Valley, CA 92708 .. MIT FOR ONE-ON-ONE located on the south-the Olflce of the City Clerk filing claims shall b• Mar. cn•1291587 The reglstrant(s) com· 1995· This bu1lne11 11 con· Ptl .. •IAll
PERSONAL TRAINING AND weste(ly COfl\8f ol 32nd of the City of Costa Mesa. 15, 1895 which la Iha bus· FlcUtloua menced to hanaact bual-F353 fictitious ducted by: an lndl'Vldunl lft.l lllllWIT
WEIGHT CONTROL COUN.-StrHt and Lafayette · Av· Bid Document• will not be nan day111belore the Hie 8ualnau Name ne11 under Iha Fictitious Business Name The reglst11nt(s) c:om·
SELING IN AN EXISTING enue: the app1oval of a use malled unle11 th• Ad· date •pee ed above. Statement Bu1lne11 Nam•(•) llaled Overstocked with Statement menced lo transact busl-
IN DUSTRIAL BUILDING pe1mlt 10 u to allow a dlllonaJ $5.00 ch11ge Is In-Dated: 4113195 The followlng peraons are above on: n/a stuff? Th• following persons are ne11 under the Flctiuous
LOCATED AT 1954 Pl.A· chUtCh tower and eight foot eluded with payment MELANll! H. PETER· doing business as: Dan Posney A call to doing business as· BuslneH Nam1(1) llsted
CENTIA AVENUE, SUITE croH to t11cffd 35 fffl In Each bid shell be. made SON W-C DESIGNS, 1401 Dove Thi• 1tattment was filed WESTERN eu's1NESS abo'Ve on: 3-20-95
101, IN AN MG ZONE. EN· height: Iha approval of a on the Proposal form, Publlihed Newport Sllfft, SuitH 360 and 380, With the County Clerk of Classified PRINTERS 2165 s Dupont Einesto Caba Marlin
VIRONMENTAl OETERMI· v11lance to allow the pro-lhHts P·1 through P·10 Beach·Coite Meu Daily Newpon Beach, Calllornla Orange County on April 4, will help Drive, Unit' G, Anaheim, CA uy t. el t. Find It.
NATION: EXEMPT. poled development lo tx· provided In the conllacl Pilol Aprll 28 1895 92680 1995 e.42·5078 92806 Claaalrled.
4. PLANNING ACTION PA· Cffd 5 times the afle area; documents, and 1hall be ' ' W/C lmpons, Inc., (CalllOf· FM2247
95·27 FOR GORDON Iha approval of an off·alta accomplflled by a ce1110ed F380 nl•!· 1401 Dove Street. Publl1hed Newpon Beach·
HARVIN GLASS, AUTHO-patklng arra~nl: the or cuhlef'1 check or a bid PUBLIC NOTICE Sui H 360 and 380, New· Cosla Mesa Dally Pilot RIZED AGENT FOR THOM apprO'Val ol a modification bond tor not ltH than I~ port Beach, Callfornla Aft•U 14 21 28. May 5 GALL ANO SUZIE CHRIS· to Iha Zoning Code ao aa of lhe amount ol theif bid, PUaLIC NOTIC• g2660 ...,.i ' ' '
TENSEN FOR A CONDI· to allow fO\lr tandem patk· made payable to Iha City ANNUAL REVIEW This bu1lne11 It con-l995.
TIONAL USE PERMIT TO Ing 1paca1 Ill the Phase 2 of Costa Mau. No pro-AND RIVlllON 01' ducted by: a corporation
ALLOW CONSTRUCTION dftlgn of Iha off·alte patk· po1al lhalt be conaldefed CITY WID• TRAFFIC The rag11trant(1) com-PUBLIC NOTICE OF TWO GAAAOES TO. Ing 81M: and the approval unla11 accompanied by • menced to transac1 busl-
T ALING 1,1150 SQUARE ol a lot llne adjuatmenl IO luch cull*'• CMck, ca.sh IMPACT Fl!• ,,. .. under Iha Flc1illous 1---,-lc-ll_t_lou-.---
FEET (700 SQUAAE FEET u lo combine 5 ulttlng °' blddet'I bond. PROGRAM 8u1IMH Namt(s) lleled PERMlnEO) IN CONJUNC· pw<*e Into 1 pan:et. No bid lhall be conald-THE COSTA MESA CtfY above on: December 1, 8USIMU N•me
TION WITH THE CON· NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-ered unlell ft la made on a COUNCIL WILL HOLD A 19H Statement
STRUCTION OF A NEW, THER GIVEN I.hat a Neg-blanll torm Nm11hed by the PUBLIC HEARINQ FOR W/C lmportt, tnc .• Paltlck The loll~_ng petlOf\t 11e
APPROXIMATELY 3,800 auw Declaration hat been City Of CO.ta M..a and le THE ANNUAL REVIEW J. McCullough. Pree. doing bu_ .... u:
SQUARE FOOT, TWO prepared by lhe City Of made In acCOfcsanc. Wllh AND REVISION OF THE Thia lla.len-..nt was mec1 PE~OLEUM INDUSTRY
STORY SINGLE FAMILY Newport Beect\ In connec-the provisions of the Pro-CITY·WIDE TRAFFIC IM· with Iha County Clerk of GOLF CLASSIC, 4511 Ohio
RESIDENCE LOCATED AT lion with Iha appllc:atlon poear requlfernentt. PACT FEE PROGRAM. ~ COunty on Aprll 101 St., Yorba Unda, CA 82898
499 MAGNOLIA STREET IN noted abOve. The Negative Each blddw mu1t have a THE TRAFFIC IMPACT 1895. OhloKaUvyn Sy:....."'!•!>!! .... 45c1 I
AN R 1 z 0 Ne. EN· D.ctataUon eta.tee lhel, lh8 Clue "A" (Oaneral EnOf. FEE PROGRAM HAS BEEN PM217t 0 SL, .......... _ A
VIAONMENTAL DETEAMI• eubject d~tnt wtll nearing) llcente and alao ESTABLISHED TO fl. Publlahed Newport Beach-82688
NATION: !XEMPT. not retutt In • el90inc.nt be prequalllled .. r~ulred NANCE THE IMPROVE· Coat• MtN Dally Piiot JalMt ...... ~~.w~.~:..5'?!-~·h· 5. Pl.ANNINO ACTION PA· effect on the enWONMt\t. by law.· MENTS THAT ARE NECES. Pl8 .. _ _.._ .,._ •
tS.21 FOR C.J. SEOEA· n It the ~Mnt 11\tentlon Of The Chy Councl ol the SARY TO ADDRESS THE Aprll 2t, 28, Ml>' S, 12, CA 90808
STROM a SONS/ROBERT Chy to acc.ot the Negattv. City of Cotla Meta , .. CUMULATIVE IMPACTS OF 1995. Thia buslneas 11 con-
FERNANDEZ FOR A CON• Oeclafatlon lwld au~ aerv.a Iha right to tejee1 DEVELOPMENT WITHIN f378 ducted by: husband and
OITIONAl USE PERMIT TO dOC\lmentt. Thia It no4 to any or all bldt COSTA MESA ANO TO EN· wlle
AU.OW TH! ROOF TO EX· be c0ntlrued • either ~ The Contrac10t ahall Com-SURE THAT THE STAND· PUBLIC NOTIC! Tht regl1tr1nl(1) com•
CEED 30 FEET IN Hl!IOHT proval or cMnlal by Iha City ply with Iha provlalon.e or AAD LEVEL OP SERVICE menced lo tltnllct bual· IN TWO PLACl!S AT THI! Of the tubject tPP!letllOn. s.ctlon 1770 to 1780 In-IS MAINTAINED ON THE Flatltloua neal ~er tht Flc:tlllou1
MESA NORTH SHOPPING The ChY encouragee "*"'° ctuslve Of the CaNrOmia TRAHIC -CIACUl.ATION 8uelneaa Heme 8u1ln111 Name(t) llated
Cl!NTeR: ~ fHT ABOVE befa of Iha gentfel P'lbfle LabOt bode· the ptev.Ulng SYSTEM. lt.te"'ent abOV8 on: n/a
THI N!W H~Q H!ALTH to t9'Mw and comment on , ... and Kaia of wagee M • AN AUDIT Of THE TRAii-The folowlng P8"IOtlt are ~rvn S. WebO flied
CENTIA AND 31 f'EeT Ihle ~ COplel \abhhed by the City of flC IMPACT FEE PflO. d~ bu81neaa u : t atate!Mnl waa
AIOV! NORTH OAUOa IN Of the Neglllfll9 Oedarallon Coeta Meta; *t'ilctl .,. on GRAM II AVAILAIU! '°" a) "UAQIO'S, b) SER-with lhtCoCounty Clerk ol
COHJUHCTIOH WITH I)(, and~ dooumlntll ... wltfl .,. Clly atfk Of RlVllW •v THI l'UIUC OIO'S COLLECTION. C) Orange unty on March
TERIOA MMOOEUNQ "' are IWilfable fof ~ ,.. Iha Ctty Of Coata MeM. AT THE COtTA MHA CAROL GAACIA co .. )41, 18, 1995
THI C!NflA, l.OCATlD vie'# and ~ .. the and aN1 bfeft penaft1ea CITY Cl.fAK'S Ol'flCl 77 W, Mac:Mtv ltlld .• '-nte ,'40211
AT 1170 BAKER ITMIT ........ ~ ....... City preac:rtbed theretn '°' rlOf\o l'AIR DRIVE, coif A AM. CA t2104 PUbflthed Newpof1 hKtlt
IN A C1 ZONE, (No ot ~ llelct\, l300 oompleuct Of eald Code, ME~ CAU'ORHIA. lefglo LNndto Garcia, Cotta M ... Deity Pilot
VIAONMlHTAL OITIAMI-Newpoft 90!....._ ...... 11MY llUJOTT D.-THIS l'U9UO H!ANNQ 3309 I. Towntf It., lartUI Apt t4 21 2t Mai i
NATICH: EXlMPT. port aHctl, Calffornla. ..., ettr ~ Cltw ., W1L.L H HILD Al fO\; Atta. CA 12101 tlll • ' ' '
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1PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUii.JC llOTICll PUaUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PUii.JC IOT1Cll PUIUC llOTICU PUii.iC llOTICU PUIUC IOTICll PUl&.IC NOTICll •PUl-•LIC-•NO-TICU---·1on• tu1ndr•d percent NATIOte OP TM NA. Ind .,.,... thereon; Ind (NDlll) E1*MCa ID IN Colllllr lllllCIW,..,...ULI lAt ,, ..... ~,_ 1 to lnternt•d !*•on•=--" IW COUii& IN~ 0:,: '* fd
--------·• (1~) or \M 10tlll bid TUlllll OP TM ,... ,.. ..... cMlo-, _, ••· ~. 7'llO Clllic C... _.. ..... a.11111m ti N ..-... Ml unleu the v have • 1Gll CMo :": ,_,. .:;:-..._ N.,. T PUIUCNOT1CI = bnllh a 'avmeot c11DING AGA.IMIT penNe ol lheTtuMMMC10IMWttl.SaN1Anl.~ ,,.,,... ....., ... crftll*4t: -:;!~,:;~ ... ~~ coi:;~:-..:=.~ °' ... ...,.,..-. .. --~=~~--1 tlln en emourlt ~ .... ) ...., YOU, YOU lllOULD of lhe INttt cr.-.cf bV t'*-Cllllill'I cllla(a) lllll9t '9 Ml IN DtfMA T ....... A ..._. aa .. ,_ t ... ac;tlon.I T .__ ... , .._,, ...... ~ -........ iw • .~ ..... 1U11o11zt IN UN 'Ill NOTIC. TO than fifty pwc*'I (...,,. "' CONTACT A LAWYllL Mid Deed of Trulll. The l'llMt ,_....ti Tiii TNll o.I fO Of ftlJIJ. DAftD ....... • CllpM CM. ,,. .,.. -,_ ,_ .., - -al fdOlll
CONTRACTCMt8 lhe lcMI bid Dflce, Md M· NOTICI II HEREIY ~ 91nOUr11 of Mid ot11Da-S.. C.O) 11 ._ * end UN.BS YOU tNCE .._. .. ,._. t lflf 'I dent edmlnlatt1t1on Dted al T• Ill N ~ ,.,._ 111 .:..,.. ol IN 11(119 CAU.UtO PCMt a1oa nllh • cttdcat• eYldenc-GNlH th.a on Tl'IUrlday tlorie • Che tune ot lnliel il'IMlt ~ to lflO no. ACOON lO P9'0rtCT ~ ....... eu1h0t1tv wlfl be gtented ..._. In Aid ~. catilot• ..,._ ulldlr Fedd s.... AGENCY~ Hun151:= ~ ~ ~ :~In~ 0tll04/19" al t:t5 A.M. °' ~of lhlt NoUce It Nld !Ir I Wldlr _, o.d ti MOflllllY. ll MAY It IOlO AT Tiii .._.=~ r ~~~ft:~ en~tbje~~~!!~ :a.~~'= tMWNNl llw (See~ 1 '
IMch Union High amount Mt fonh In the Mid day, .. THE CHAP-• • TNll In IN ~ ...... "' A l'UllJC SAU ~YOU NU O,,,. ............ ... t'"o-· , .. _ "'"'lltlon ·-·· ...................... 1 .. T-.. MQ . 8111111a• "'° ., ... . D11"1et Contrect toirn llitAN AV~UE (Nl'RANCI! D*t 4-1 t... Ulld COllfll) end StlM dltcr\bld ~TIOH f1I H NATURE IN 1'111 ~ ,,. ,._ "u ..--•• -...,. "' ·-COdt)
llD OEAOUNE: 2:00 pm, Paymertt and !*formance TO THI! CIVIC CENTER Ria a PUIANCIAL 11. Lot 31 o1 Tlld No. 3800, 11 Of M PROClELllNGS AGAINST ja l*IPOllld IO be. 290 thow1 good c1use whv f'O 1122?. In lht CllY ol ColU Aratftle
May 12. 1995 bondt tMll be reqult~ 8UILDINO LOCATfO AT COftPOMTION, a Call-1110Wn °" • M¥ NOOnlfd in YOU, YOU SHOUl..D CONTACT A 8llttl •f I, eo.tl MeN. the court 1hould not Miu, Coun4y Of OlwlOI. S• ol ng llUdl-COltli MIN
Pl.ACE Of SID RECEIPT: pt1« to •xtcUllon of IN 300 EAST CHAPMAN AV· .... ~atlon, ae Book 132, , .... 14 15 and 18 ~w\'tR. 121Z7. grant tho &uthorlty. ~Ul*MIO~lll ~MNP53l20Apt28 H~on Beach UHSD, con&tect and •hall be In the ENUE OAANQE, CA. Rf SS TNMM Of MdtAlllllOlll MliM; Recoldl °" ..,"5 .. I 45 A.M l• a Tiii ~ . TMln A HEARING on the look 414 ,,.. 33 WI S4, Of ,. 5.12.19. 1986 • ~c~, =awn"Tv lotm M4 lot\n In \M con-~NCbA.h ~RPORA.-.,. AIUI R•VIRI, olOtwlleCOlllll).c.Momia APN Tllll.A ~~ dlllnaeny--•ounyllar· petition will be held on ~ .... lnlNDlfioel----~~~:---
91\ut, H~lon e.ech: = :=:: ent~ .:!: lion • • d r .;:::.:d VICI PRlllDINT' lftT·•t2 ·~ --IN .... ., ..... oflNIW•Uddftll M:f , 16 1996 It 1:45 Of"' Cowlly ~ ol UICI PUIUC NOTICI
CA 9*e. Phone (7'4) ,._ .. ........, ___ ..,. ... _.. .... ~·u,.,i:l end pwtu-11ae1 lfYlne aoul .. 'TN Mil addltu llld Oht &Uleof ~MIN..i, al.r ~ ~ P .. Ill ep1. 703 locat CounCr .!_~lloft ""::i----~~~--M4-3339 Ext. 4350 ............... _ ...... _.. .... ent to the ~ of .... Yard luh• IU T-. COl'MIClll ·~· -.,,.,, of ..... TlllltM ..,., MCI !"r· .._, llMiA. ed It 341 The City Ulllll 1 • ..._. .. ...... ....at1 PROJECT NAME: 8kl No the requll'~ dOCUtnentl, conleo~ In thet cattaln tin 'CA 9AUOolt30 IN Ml ~ dUatbld lllM to 0eM GI Tl\lll flt. Slid ... wll .. INdt, 0 rl Ve 0 r • n g e CA UCIOn h CondominltM1I Pllll flCTIT1DUI ....
7S. RHu1lac:lnn Slurry' 1he bid MCUrity wlU be for-Deed of Tru11 •JCec:uied by T ... ---C714) e1•-II ~ to bt: 1501 Mb corded on Ol1\.41 n Document Wll!OUI CMflltll or ~ 92868. ~ In Book 14087. hQI -ITATEmf a. 111 •• lelt~. Bond• Inell r•mein WILLARD CHILCOn A 74·10"'"::::1 (714) • .,:: Lant, Hlwpolt kid\, ca 92leO No .... 50&417 Of OfflCill flee. llll"'Utd Of ~. IF YOU OBJECT TO m. Of Otficlal Reeords Of Uld Tlll lolowlng '*10fl(1)'""
Ina ~ ~: ~C:u~!':i !~.~ru11h_t';fc:t~-andgu.!!:: SINO LE MAN ' ' r--Thi l.llldttaiOMd TN*IM dll· om 111 h oftloe Of IN AtcOl'dtl !Ille. POIM1"9ft « tncum lhe gr anting of the County. doing llUlineu ' • . OUAl. 3 Stt•• uu ""' ,,. Recor~ on 04/00/1987, 7437 ctakN liry lillliliCy tot any lncOt> al Orlnot Collftty, c.womia, brlllc:ta, lo plf the petition. you should Pwcel 2: Uol G-3 u ahown yPOll CONTINUUM. 9lllXl Talbert Ave.
NOTICE IS HEREBY ~:'nera1~~ In the lnBoolcof OlflclelRecordt Publlahed N1wporl rtdntUOflhtltrfftlddrt&Und ~bf;Mtlody l.V ...... 1 princlpal aum Of the nol9(a appear et the hearing lhe~PIMlllfentdto FourUnValey,CA0'.2708
OIVEN thtl lh• abov• Purauan1 IO Section ~ In tti. Counly ol ORANGE, Beach.Coata Meta Dally olNt COIMIOll ~. If alf9e wom111, u TN*lt. MClftd by Mid OMd Of l and 1tote your objec· In Pan* 1 lllM. FHP. Inc . c.1t1om11.
nalMd Dlstrld ol Orange or lh• Public: Contract at s>eo!c .Rtcor<*'• lnslnr Pilot Aptll 14, 21, 28, 1995. !"f. lllewllhtl'till. HouMltolCI Sri F.S 8. cwoanlad Wlltl INemt ""'°"-a tions or tile written Thi PIOCltrlY lltfttOIOtt cltlCllbed T•bert Ave . Foul'illln ~.
County. acting by and Cod the 11 t Will con-menl NO. 87-1117096, by . F360 ~ '* wl be made, but llld _.,. und« IN U.S ol II! Mid ,_(1)1 ~ .. I any objoct1on1 with the la &old •u Ir. The atrlll lddrtia Q2708
through II• Oovernlng taln 'P,cw1=. acpermltUng reason or • bfNCh or d• WIChOUI ciMMnt ot wmanty, IN United SlllH ... h 111by undet IN 1erm1 Of h Dttd court before the hear-and 11111ttcommon dtllQlllllOfl. lf llu llUsinus is~
Board, herelnallet refeir~ the aucc:elllUI bidder IO fault In payment .. ~ .J*· PUBLIC NOTICE eiq1l'US0timpllld,Ngaldlng 11111. -" 111 at,,.. IUdion lo Ille TRiii, ettlmleM Itta, ~ ing. Vour appearance any, Of the l'tll llftlllllty Cle· 1corpot90n
lo u the D111r1ct, wlll r• llJbatltUI• 19c:11nllH lor eny formanc• of the ~ , Polstulon, or ~s. IO f11011ett biddlr lor tllfl. IPIY• end '*""' of IN TlllltM may be In pereon or bv ICllbid abowe la Pl#'P(llted lo be· Type Of ~-~ Home ce!V• up to, but not laler monle• withheld by th• 1e<:ur~ thereby, llicludlng LJlctttloue pay lht ttmainino pnoopal Jt1111 11 lilnl or '* In INful money of of IN lndb ~ w uicl your ettornev. 355 AvocldO Stttet #G-3, Cost.a he•lh CM and llOSIKI
than the at>ove llat~ ti~ Oialrlct to 91\lur• perlorm-lhll bfH~h or defeult. No-autlneu Nam, o1 the noce(s) securtel by Uid the Unlltd Slfltl, "" .c.sll. 1 Of Trust, to-wit $\57J45.56. IF VOU ARE A Mesa. ca 92627 Thi ~s1111( commenced to
Maled bid• lot the •war ence under th• c:ontraci Of 0lic:t/•10°1f1:!'.c:haw• "R!...ecord~~ ltatorMnt Deed cl fNst. with lntmat cashitl't dltclt dtlWn by• &tall atilNled Acctutd lnlt1t1t CREDITOR or a cont In· The undetSlgntd Tnislff dis· lrlnuct business under Ille
of 1 c:ontracl for th• above permltllng paymenl ol r• H'I ...... or ., 1 Th• following persons are lhertan as PfO'lfded 111 said o< n*1iciOll ~ 1 dltck drlWrl lddltloNil ~· w q gent creditor of the clllms any 111.biCy tot any lncor· flcnous busmess name 01
proJects. Bids •hall be r• lentlon• ntn•d directly ::0~~~!~. ~1l3re~ dMollng ~SneON .. ~;uDv•.a•• noee(s).' ldVanct. s. w any, under ""1 &tale or ltdtrtl,u.dlt ~ ~ INI ligurl ptlorto Ul.. deceased! you ~ust file rectlflu ol 1111 stmt addtUS and names kstld lbrM Oii Mlft:ll 13,
c:elwd, 0n! and pub-Into escrow AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO KE • """' '"'"n Wit-terms d said Dttd or tnl$t. or 1 ctlltdl drlWrl i...•1 ltltl Of Thi Bfnefidlry llndlf laid vour claim w ith the Olllef common OtSIQnallon. if 10Q6 llcly, tea aloud II the Each bid . mutt c:ontorm THE HIGHEST BIDDER SERVICE. 519 w. 111 SI., ftts. chllVt$ WI expenses or tedtnl ........... and ';,n Uiocil-ol TNSI """°'°" NCIMd cdvl'I and mail a copv to ...... shown herm. Said Siie wll SIGHEt) Ftf1, tC. ltf" ~Ill M ~':~~ atated time and :!1r: r~·=~ta~o.:: FOR CASH lawful ~ Tl.lstln, CA 92680 the TNStitt and Of lht INStS llofl ;;;g". modlGol1 or dtlMftd tn h llndmloMd . the per1onal representa· bl'mte1e but wllhOlll c:ovenanl OI Tomtlle, Sr 'Ace P:'ISICin
A MANDATORY pr•bld District raMrvH lhe right to of the Unli~ States evf. J:_lc=~~2~ W. 111 CIWlllCI ""Aid Dffd ol T111$1. ~s bri apedfitd In Mc.ion Wlllltn DtdMllion ol OeflUll Wld trve appcln1e~ by the WllT'llltY: apmsed O< ~. -0.s Sli*mel'f wasof fil~
lnsj)9Ctlon and job wllk wlll r•Jtc:1 any and all bid• or to denc:~ by a Cashier'• Thlt builnH• It con-The loUl ltnOllf1l Of !he Wll*d 510Z ol h FINnc:lll Codi 111Cf Demand IOI Salt, and 1 WIMlen court wi1h1n four "Olldino tillt, PoSStSslon, ot"" Cou~Clertl .,,.""'
be held on May 2. 1 m !>-. waive 111y lrregutarltlH or Check drawn on a stat• or ducted by: an lndlvtdual balance Ol lhe obQoabOn 1teultd •UlllOltltd ti> do buslnus In 11111 Notice ol Default and Election 10 mont~s from the d11te encumbrances. ID pay !he rt· eou:r, on T 2~GllS Name
ginning at 9:00 am. Bidders lnformall1111 In eny bid or national blUlk, or the equiv-The regl1lrant(1) com-by the. PfOl)tlty to bt sold and &tltl.) at h Main (Nolttl) En-Sell. The undlll1gned caused of fir1t lssua".'ce of malnlng principal sum Of the TICE-lllS '°'-IS I
lhaJI meet In the gymna· In the bidding. alent ther.of, drawn ~n !lllY m-nc:~ to transact bual· ru.sonable estimated costs, ttanee tn the County CourthOuse, said Notice cl Dtf1ult and Elec· lettor s as provided in note(•) secwtd by said Deed ol S~ment elll)I~~~ ~ Ol~m
alum parking lot al Hun· As required by Section oth1r financial lnalitU11on neu und., the Flc:tltloua expenses and aclvanc., at lht 700 CMc Centtr DIM West. lion IO Sta to bt "COlded In the section 9100 of the lnist, wtth lnlt11st lhellOll, as the ~.!!.111*'ael\ ~ Ftc~~ tlnglon Beach High School, 1773 of th• Calllornle epec:Jned In Hctlon 5102 of Bu1lnH1 Nam.(s) llaled time ol the inlial publlClllon ol SlnQ Alla ca. all• tlllt and county where the rttl Pf'OC)tl1y Is Cahfornla Probate Code. PfOVldtd in slid nole(s) ad· or the ::::-.11:1 NMlll ~ 111
1'105 Main SL, Huntlnglon Labof Code, lh• Director or lhe Calllornla Flnanc:lal above on: 2·1·95 the Nocice ol Salt Is $163 431.86 intettst ~ lo and now loclted and ll10lt tllan Ihm The time for filing vancu if :'1, unOerlhe tetTn. ol •ou• -.. ness meT
Beach to algn-ln prior ~o lh• oe:r.anmenl of lndu .. Code, authorlz~ to do Mlc:hMI Aoqu. ' The bfnef--under ..id DtfO llcld .... • .-. ...... o.~ .. monllls hM tlaottd lince sud! claims will not expire ... _ .......: .. .J ~... _.._..._.. ,..... mist be hied befM ht •me he the job walk. Drawlrvtl wlll al R •---f ... _ S business In the Stale ol ,..., ••t--• ,., _ _. -1 .,., ..,..,.. .,_, "" "' • befo e f ... u,.""""' ·-e-•M<CV ~-. ldlng ol lhis statemen!OOt.s nol or ... In a1..,. .. o t,.. late California AU PAYABLE ""' •-..,,,.," wu ,....., ol TniSI he"'°'°" txeWltd and lNst In the proptrty alluated In ~. r our . montns cflal'Qfs and expenses ol the it:sdf llllhorUt lht use in lhs
be available tor bidders al· ol Cal1fomla hat deter-AT THE TIME OF SALE all with the COUl\ty Ci.ti< of dellwl1d lo lhe unclerllgncd • ~County, Clltlomla ~ DATE: ot'l495 fro~ the hear mg date Tnistet and ol lhe !MU ettated st.m or a RQ'°"' ~11nns
:=::"fo ': fo~ w.~•kH~ ~~.~gr~~ P1~~ right, lltJe and lnterffl held ~ Coullty on March wntttn Dec1atation of Default and the land lhlltln: &tii"-;Ai TltOTT & TrmT. A PMffl· noticed above. by said Deed ol TNSI. to wit Name In ~dltlon Of the nQ11tS of
llnglon Beach High School locality In which this work by II as TruslH, In thal real 15• t 5• 8400 Dem1nd '°'Salt, and I W1ttttn Parcel 1: All undMded ~th llONALCOflPOMTIOM,M VOU MAY EXAM· $143,180.29 Es1Jmated Acc:NtCI lllOther under Fedelll. Stllt, or
parking lot. No d11wlngs 19 10 be performed. Coples property altuated In ealcl 34 NOClce at Default and Election to lrurtst In and to Lor 1 cl Tract TIIUmE INE tho file kept bv the lnte"st and additional advlncts common law (Set s.aon 14400
are requlr1d for play court of theSI rate determlna-Coun1y and Stale. d• Publlah•d Newport Beach-SeH. The undersigned caused No. 11003, In the City ol Costa 30300TELEGRAPHR~.Sut1f court: If you are.a per· if any, will 1nc1use this flgun etseci .8oslnesslndProfess1ons
resurfacing at Marino High lions. entlt.led "Prevailing scrlbacl as follows: Cotta Mesa Dally Piiot said NotJce of Detault and flee· Mesa, County of Otlnge, Stlte of 20t son mterested 1n the priofto sale. Code)
School and Ocean View wage Scale" aie on fll• at EXHIBIT "A" Aprll 14, 2t. 28, May 5, lion to Sd IO be rtcorded In lhe cafitomla. as per Mlp l1conltd in BINGHAM FARMS. MICH#GAN es tote, you may tile The bencflcwy under uicl Deed First Filing
High School. lh DI I Id p !Chi I Of PARCEL 1: THE WEST 1995. COllntf Whert lhe real prooerty is Book 481 Pages 12 and 13 "' 4«125 (810)842-2515 w ith the court a formal ol Trust helllolort executed and NewpoltBueh-CoslJ Mesa .
The Dis1tlc1 requires Iha! tic~. ~ co~es ~1 ~ 150 FEET OF THE EAST k>Uttel Misctnnous ~ in Ille Office BY: MARCY J FOllD. ArrOR Req,uest for Special deMrtd lo lhe undersigned • CN306110287344Apr 28 M1y
lh• blddlf' possess • cu!· oblalned upon requ•at. The 290 FEET OF THE NORTH PUBLIC NOTICE Date Apnl 21. 1995 of the County ~of said ANO AGENT ~ohce of tho filing of an written Oecllllllon at Default nd 5.12.19, 19115
rent Cal1lornla Contractors Conlfactor a hall poll a 62 FEET OF THE SOUTH ntle Trust Deed lerYlct Cen:· County ~ thertfrom '" C227917 mvelltOfV and appraisal Dtm&nel IOI Siie and a wnaen 1---------
Ucense In the claulfic:alion c:opy of llltse rate• al eac:h 212 FEET OF LOT 33 OF FlcUtlou• ""' Unils is shown upon lht ~ 4121, 4128, s-5, 11195 of estate assets or of Nolice ol Default 'and Eltctlon to PUBLIC NOTICE
C.12 or C·32 •I the IJme job site. Th• Contractor FAIRVIEW FARMS, PER 8u1lneu Name A Ollllomll Corpon:elen. M dornlnium Plan rteorded IS any petition or account Sell The nder$10ntd caused•---------
the contract Is aw81ded. No and any aubconlraclor MAP RECORDED IN BOOK Statement Tr11~1et lnstrumfnt No 83·531356 of PUBLIC NOTICE as provided in section said Notice':,, Default and Elle· Flt NI. Fl440ll
paymenl ahall be made for under It shall pay not lass 8L·/:GEEO u71SOF /tAIS~EsL· The loUowlng per1on1 ara KelliJ Gumey, Aulll«Wd S/(JM· Official Rtcoid1 Of °'1"99 CNs12es140 1250 of the California bOn to SeN lo be recorded In the FICTITIOUS IUllllE11 WOtk or male<lal under lhe than lhe epecllled prevail· "" • doing buslneas as: full ,._....., C.litomla AJ .,.. Probate Code A Re· n1y where lhe rUI ,... NAME ITATBIENT
contract unlesa and unlil Ing rates ol wages lo all :~g~'WJuN% SAID OR· ANNA LEE CREATIONS, t6633 Venturi BfWJ., Suite 1000 i;;;"!.-..w.s cl. Lot~•:~•:;: NOTICE OF quest for Special No tice ~tad and more :\h~! The lollowing pe110n(s) ~~~
Iha R~lstrar ol Contrac-workers employed by lhem PARCEL 2: .AN EASE· 660 W. 17th Str11t. A-37, EflClflO, Ca/Hamil 91436 ...... d ';.".."'!Id .. mlnetal, oll, ,... PETITION TO form Is available from months ~ t'"ft•~d gjnce audl doing busme.ss as EL.Eu.v.. ~· c:~~~~ ~:, D~,·~~ ~a~~e execution of the con-ENT FOR ROAD PUA· Coela Men. CA 92627 (ata)91J6.'966 ;d other h~ ,";;. ADMINISTER the court clerk. rtcordllJon ......,... AFFAIRS BV LUlA 1234 SOuth
er1y Uc:ensed al the lime Ea~h bidder aholl aubmlt. POSES AND PUBLIC UTIU· ;~tA~~ ~~2~:a~8: C228310 stances sawc! ot 101C1 lrom lhe ESTATE OF: !!::':Ys~?!!~-: . DATE. 0411H5 gf~=· #l23• A/lltlllm. CA
lhe contract was twlllded. on lhe form furnished with TIES OVEA THE WEST 30 92627 4-28, S..51121995 aboft described land UC>On the LUCILLE C . 13421 ·G~Point ROIERT E. WEiil INCORPO-Lula Mle Jones 1234 South
Al'ly Conlractor not so It· Ille contract doc:umenLs, 1 ~~g g/ L'[rr~ ~f"F~l~o Thi• buslneu . Is con-condibon. howtwr, lllat lhe HASBACH 5., Diogo CA 92130 MTED Dale A~"'8. #123: Anltlam. CA =~: ~:'~~.'~~~~ oollstntroafctt~~. "'onopothls•ed~ro'~ VIEW FARMS PEA MAP dHuct~ by: an :artnd~dudal I PUBLIC NOTICE Gran101,.~ !~In ln1t"st CASE NO. A177381 04121. 04 /24 04/28 920'"'' •GE~~UORSTEEIVE 92804-4989 c 1 ct 111 b Id ed "' , ..... RECORDED IN BOOK 8 ave you • "" o no at the .,.., ..... N not drill tor sudl To all heirs, beneft-' • ,,.....,. """" Ths busmess tS co~Cled by
on .ra w e cons er u required by the ublel· PAGE 71 OF MISCEL· buslneas yel? No File ND. Fl4427t substances within lhe Upj)lr 500 ciaries, credilors, con· PUBLIC NOTICE PO. sax 3269 1111nc11111~a1 v~~he license classltlc:allon ~~~ t,~~uc!~b~~tr;~t~71~ LAN E 0 u s M A p s ~~lei Let Blalr1 111 d FICTTT10US BUSINESS IHI of said land. u 11Htwd In tingol\t creditors and COW«, CA 9'722 (818)967· The rtgisttlnt commenced ID
1peclfled herein Is that ol a C d 's RECORDS OF SAID OR: 1 hi t~lallCmtnty w~19 k e I NAME STATEMENT lhe Deed lrom Louise A. Walde persons who may other-NOTICE Of TIIUITEt'S IALE '302 ltlnSICI business under the
"apec:lally contractor" as ontracl Co e •c:llon ANGE COUNTY w 1 e oun er 0 The lollOWlng person(s) 1&11re and wife, rtCOnltd in BOOll 2886. wise be illterested in TIIUmE SAU NO. l-3255 BY: CRIS A KUNGERIMN h~bous blsrness name or
defined fn Section 7056 ot 4~C:,O~ld'J!· may wllhdraw PARCEL 3: THE NORTH ~:SgeCountyonAprll 24• CIOlngwsinessas KONACLfAN.. Paoe248andinBOOll2891,Plgt the will or estate. or APNN0.111-15-011 C228027 names~Sftdatiowon~
lhe Calllornla Business and his bid lor a ,...,fod of 10...,,_ 55 FEET OF THE SOUTH . FM4:li8 ERS, 333 E 17111 Slreel Cosla 236ofOfflcUI Rtconls Partel 2' both, ol: LUCILLE C. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNO£R A 4-28.S..51121995 S!GHEO LULA MAE JONES
Professions Code lhe II* ,...... .. ,. 190 FEET OF THE WEST Mesa, CA 92627 Unit 34. as shown uoe>n lhe HAS BACH DEED Of TRUST DATED Tin statement wu hied With
clelty c:onlfactor. •warded live 145) days alter lht da~· 200 FEET OF THE EAST Published Newport Beach-Bhallln Patel, 165 Los Alam· Condorrunium Plan "ltntd lo A PETITION has 12-0VJ2 muss VOU TAKE PUBLIC NOTICE lhe Coul!IY Oent Of Oranoe
the Conltact tor this w0tk 181 for the opening lhereo · 470 FEET OF LOT 33 OF Coale Mesa Dally Pilot IOS Clrtle. Aace,.a, CA 112670 Parcel 1 lbc>Ye. Parctl 3· All been filed by REG A . ACTION TO PROTECT VOUR Ale NI. Fl442IO Counti on Alll!l 21, 1GllS
lhlll llSell construct a ma· Hun ting ton Beac h FAIRVIEW FARMS, AS April 28, May 5, 12, 19, Katina Patel, 165 Los Alam· excluSive Easemtnt I« use HASBACH 1n the Supe-PROPERTY, rt MAV SE SOLD AT ftC'TTTIOUI IUSINESS NOTICE-Ths FtQh11 Name
Jorlty ot the work. In IC· Union High School DI• SHOWN ON MAP RE· 1995. tos Qrcle, AacenU, CA 92670 that P<¥tion of said Loe 1 de· rior Court of California APU8UC SALE IF YOU HEED AN NAME ST'TOIENT Slllemen1 expM IM yurs lrom
c0tdance wilh lhe provl· trlct, Board of Trust• CORDED IN BOOK 8, F384 TM business is co~cted by scllbed in Pa~l 1 aboYe of lh County of Orange. ' EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE The lotlowing person(s) 1~re lht 0-. it was hied 1n Ille Olflce
alone of Califomla Busl· eH PAGE 71 OF MISCEL· hllsblnel & wife certain Patio attu as shown on THE PETITION re-OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINS doing bu11ness as THE PERRI or Ille Countt cterll A new flea.
nH• and Prolesalons Code BY: Suel McLano, DI·· LANE 0 US MAPS• PUBLIC NOTICE Regisllant Ns not yel begun IN Condominium Plan reltlTICI I quests that REG A . YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A COWPAKV, AJ# 1930667, 4209 •ous Busmess Name Stal!ment
Section 7059. rector • Procurement RECORDS OF SAID OR· to transact llUStness under the In Partet 1 above appultenanl HAS BACH bo appointed LAWVER MacMl'llr BIYd Suite 215 ,.,.,st be hltel befOl't tllat bme The p1Ale11-~wo~1thk lnmluhset 11bmee lclmomhs. Pub 11 ah• d N • w Port ANGE COUNTY, EXCEPT NOTICEOF TIIUm E'SSALE hCll'°'-ls OUStntSS name °' P11tels 1 and 2 abcwe described.. as personal reprosenta-On ~ II 9:45 A.M Robert -........ Buch cA 02660 • hllng of tin statement does not or ..... THE NORTH 40 FEET OF TT'D. No. 203.45·01 names ~sled he111n p I 4 ·-_... "· . d . . . . ·--....... • Itself ILllllOnle the us• '" tin noled on each lndtvldual Beach.Costa Meaa Dally THE EAST 20 FE ET VOU ARE IN ()ffAUL T UNDER A SIGNED BHAVIN PATEL KAT ANA atte • "'' ~ ..... uSM ,..,seme t1ve to a m1ma1er the E. WttSS lncol'porattd as !he dilly TOil)' ii.m ~~ • Stall of a fdllOUS Business
bid. Tlme 11 of the esstflce P1lol Aprll 21, 28. 1995. THEREOF ANO EXCEPT DEEO OFTRUS'T. OATE.D lVlAll PATEL I« use O¥tr lhll Pol1JOn ol estate o l tho decedent. apootllCtCI Tru5'ff llnder and Calllonu Co~ 4 Name \40lnon al lht nghts of
fOf 111 work to be per-F373 THE WEST 150 FEET UNLESS VOU TAKE ACTION TO This statement was hie<! with lol 1 dtsclribed in Parctf 1 THE PETITION re· l)UllUlnl to Deed cl Trust. rt· MacAnll.ir It.id . Suite 215. ~n nde r-eotl'll Stale OI
formed. FailUte 10 complete THEREOF. PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT the County Cler11 of Ollnge of lhat urtaln balcony .Atta a Quests the decedellt'~ conltd on 1~~ as Document Newport 8eactl, CA 92660 common~aw Csee sec'°'1 l4400
lh• work wilhln the time ael PUBLIC NOTICE The property address °' MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC CoufllY on l\pnl 24 1995 shown on Ille Condominium WILL and cod1c1ls, 1f No 92·856295 of Official Rec· TIJ1 bu11ness IS cor41cttd IJrt ,1 seq Busmess and Plolessions
lorth on lh• bid documents L other common dulgnallon SALE IF YOU NEED AN E)GllA. NOTICE· Tiu f.mous Name rtltrred lo In Parttl 1 abow any, be admitted to onls 1n lhe otta at lhe Reconlt a corpornon COdel •
wlll result In the imposition oan No.: of the resl property herein-NATION OF THE NATURE OF THE St.atemenl expirts hve yuis hom appultenanl .to PaitJls 1 and probate. The WILL a~d of Oranoe Coumy, <:alifomla, The reQ!Slllnt e.ommencao to f;rsl FWing
of llquldatod damages In CHILCOTT/NOURI above described I• pur-PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, tl'le date it was Med in the Olhee above describeo Parcel 5· An anv codlclls aro . ava!I· executed by: FATEME K PAS-b'lnsact business under the Newpolt Beacll-Costa Mesa
the amount or Two Hun-A.P. NUMBER ported to be: 2167 MINER YOU SHOULD CONTACT A ol the Coul!IY cterll A new Ftta· nctusive Easemtnl for use ow able for examination tn TAl<Y A MARRIED WOMAN AS ltcHous llUSlness name o C~ll.U.Apr28 May
dred dolla11 (5200) lor 422·2 02· 14 STREET, COST A MESA LAWYER bout Business Name Statement that PQl1lon of uk1 Loe I Cle· the file kept by the HER ' SOLE ANO SEPARATE names ~sled llxM on Marth 20, 5. l2. l 9 lWS '
Hch calender day ol RESS Order No.1 CA. On !;'\~ 9, 5 »-A T ,.,.,st bf Ide<! befOlt tnat•me Tile scribed in Pattel 1 *"at court. PROPERlY u TNA)( ~ 111116 ·
=Y· peyable to the DI.. 91913 The under1l9ned di .. T. Deeds.!.·~ Ille ltltngor ttnstmmel'lldoes not of ceitaon storaoe Aita as THE PETITION re· Financ:QI ~. 'u 8tnefi.. s.31EO TONY PEM ~·
Each bid •hall tie· ac-NOTIC& OP dalm9 ell llablhty tor eny ~ ,.,_,_.,,ft 0'..~ •IMll 1111hoftte tt1t ute 111 lhs llld wlOnl4 on Jtlt QUests authority to dliy .. 1tl It public IUCtiOll lo "OOHS, By T~ Ptm. PltlldenC
TRUSTEE'S S"'L"' lnc0trectnHt In aald prop-""' onua ...,...,........,., u ..., s•·.. ol a c-••ous "····-·s lum Plan l"tftmd to In Pa/tel 1 administer the estate ...... ........... .........,r t01 _.... Tbs Slltttnllll wis ldtO with No matter
what you're
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companied by • certified or ... ._ erty addr111 °' olher com-aoooaited Tnisiet under and -... nul• ............ ..__ ............ lo p--..i-u"' '""'-""""' ........ 11'11 Cou~Oerk of Orange cashier's check or bid UNDER DEED mon designation wrsuan1 to Deed of Tiust tt· Name 1n "'°'*"of the nohtS or luvn: __. .. nant .. ~ 1 undef .the Independent (piylblt at tlnll ol sale tn lawful County on 24 11195 bond In an amounl not less OF TRUST Said aal• wltl ·be made coroeo lv.!Wl, as lnswment anolher under Fedtlll. Sla1t. or and 2 abow deseribed Pll'Cel 6 Admm1stralion of Es· money ol the Unrtecl States. by NOTICE· In Acii'°"s Hime
than ten percenl (10%) of YOU ARE IN DEFAULT wilhout worranty express No 91 637221 at Otfletal Rec-common law (See Section 14400 All uclullve Easement f« 11 tates Act. (This authon· castt. a cashier's oheck d!IWll by Slllemtnt expim fM yeais lrom
the 101a1 bid price, payable UNDER A DEED OF °' Implied regarding 11118• orcis m I/le olftct ol the County et StQ . Business ano Profm1ons owr ~hat POl1Jon ol said Loe 1 ty will ollow t~c person· a state or national bank. a check the date ,1 was filed In the Office
lo lhe Dlslrlcl as • guaran-TRUST, DATED March po111Hlon. or other en· Recorder of Orinoe Coumy State Code~ descnbed 111 Parcel 1 aboYe al representative to take drawn by a st.alt or federal c"Cl•l---------1
lee that the bidder, II 111 2 5 1987 UNLESS cumbrancH. 10 satisfy lhe ofcalttomia ExecutedbyManlyn Fusi 11ng ROW SCROW CO thateertamdeella11asas1hown many actions w ithout union. or a Check drawn by a
proposal 11 scceplod. shall YOU TAKE ACTION TO unpaid obligation secured t<irsnner an unmarnecs woman I UR50 ~ On · Identified anes aulQned on obtatlllng courl approv· state or federal &aWlOS and loan r,~.~~rn~~"."':.:,~1a~~ PROTECT YOUR PROP· by n ld Deed of Trust. with wi• sri' at i>ubbc auction lo 5 1 ~~· CA'*',,..~ Condominium ol*n rtltrftd lo al. Before toking certain IUOCllbon. AVll1gS usoc.ation. ~, Interest and olher sums u ...., ... 51 ...,....,r 101 #••" ,ft.,..... lfU,.,.., ·~ Paiul 1 abow. IPOUl1itnant verv important actions. or sMlgs blnt sciecdltd 1n Faithful Performance Bond ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD provtdtd lhereln; plus ad-;'~~ ~ 111 la;:i· v-Y "; Ntwpolt Buch-Costa Mesa Parcels 1 and 2 aboYe desetlbtd however. Iha personal sldJon S102 at lhe fll\allClll In an amount not less than AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF vanc11, II any, thereunder the Unrt S ) . "'°1: C~109 78581-AC ~ 28 May Pirtel 7: All rxclllslve ea representative witt be Code Incl aUltlorlzed lo Clo buSl-
YOU NEED AN EXPU. Id tatts 11 the 1111 5.12.19, 1095 '°' use over 11111 portion of re uired to ive notice nus in llllS state) at !he Mam
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All IUl111111~1 11111111 flteduood BEST COM lex:. 1508K
...,.,., la &419jHI II Ille ftd· ...... ooo NO QUA&.IPV 873-9041
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...... wMcJI ............. w/pools, 1paa, tennle ao. of H~·2Bd 28•
court• & greonbelt HouH. 310 Poln1attla. ........... ..., ,..,..""' OOV'T l'oreoloeed BHI buy In COM at aqua! • retort ""Ing U111ltat .. a It .. ml111IH llH hom•• lrom 6". D• tor thla 11\ht and ape. 145'>,000. Probate
~ .. ,. .. , .... ""*'· Unqu.,-.t Tu, Repo1, clou1 3 R 21/aBA ui. open dally from ....................... AEOa. Y~r Area. Toti home with wood 1_. or call Leone et ........................ FrM IO()..U8.Q171 ex • noora, •kytlght• and Pranklln "••ltv
H-131t tor current llatlngt 640-7000 •xt 301 .... .., .. ,,....,..., 111111· CAC. The tatg: petlo ..................... aurroundod y luth -TMI ....,.,., wltl •ti BALBOA • Rogor1 Oardel\ plant· COSTA MESA 1024 .......... MwfUM. Inga make thla a won-...................... ""' PEMNSUl.Jl 1007 derlul home let enter·
talnl~. There la ...,.,, .............. °",....,, • rnl ocaan v~. 00 8Y OWN•": Back Bay .. ..., .............. Penlnaul• l't ~0-.Ba NOT mlea lhla hon'le. 49t iaa. tam rm, ofc, ........ ~,., .... remodeled homol Call today. guall qtre. 2500 •q n. ........... SuMy patloa, rooftop .. .mot Botwlnlek, AQt 142$,000. 045-0911 ..... , .... 11111111. 11 ..... =· prlc~ to "" ,.....,_, 1 d .auuo I I( 8eiboe New-I 2a1.3aft Of 1eo.5040 SILL Port Atty 723-44"4 i;vtM T•rr Phate II, ........... .,.._,. beet vatutpr~e. N~ ... ua1 ,ac ... ,.._ Ouy It, loll It. Find It. remod 48r t•• 143 ycwtlonll .......... c1 .... ned • 8y owner. 1~9440 1htOugh cla111fl1d
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VALLEY 1034 Emoratd ··~:Open
SAT 8o SUN MJCirn New cuetom, right Open aun/1 -4 ChHry 4Br. 3Be. L.rg eer. 3.0Ba, glanl, gourmet kitchen, cath 3-Car gar, new carpet c:elllnga, gtee1 rm, & paint. 18399 Santa trplo, oct.an vl•w. aun· Veron ica C ir, flV. Htl, Catalina. Moster Celhy I &47·59Q2 br au Ile w/lrplc & -walk-In CIOHI. ei.;ant
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Repoin~? Flra of hatdwd, carpal a. tpaclal atone. Peo-
pie ma.rvef ov., de-.............. sign & quall1y. 80 very l.I ........... 010 .. to our prlv: bch. .. ,,. ....... O• th• 1 It 10 lfve In
ouch • d••lrod home, Ollllll*•tndlhl In • dHlred com-............. munlty. 24 hr .. curlly
& car-patrol. I tennle
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be cleared by aecu-*llk>t rlly. A UmheCI I can
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LEllURE WORLD PORT STREETS
2Bf 1Ba 153.600 38R·28A C11met .
2Br2Be 15g,900 Oul•I toe, aouth toeing
2Br 2Ba It 18,600 X·ltg backfi1trd orl~nal
Have ot'*t 140K·S4~K -new roo I a4a9
Call Carol, Agent
282-8000 Of 4?2o4880 28R·28A + D•N
2200 + ti, 1ngl level,
NEW10RT It·~ yard, IOUlh f= 'SI aakyd t479MM BEACH Aet Mo-10&9 •
ONIO,AKIND LOTS
Secluded 2·1ty, 31SOO
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rm • d.n, ocoen view, .... , ... ,.,,,.,,. . ..,.,. huge IOt, catm :f.d•. Two R·2'e tlOo b' juard '\:'.... ew. aide varlenc• to 1801<. ~°"""·Open , unite? 314 • 382 Set/Sun. 6MOIO -.. Hemllton. C M ..... Of -.
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HOUSES/ COSTA MESA 2124
CONDOS 1 BA dpb1. New •tv/crpt.
FOR RENT Quiet area.em! dog ok
Sml yd w/eh ed. '525,
1300 dop. 040-73«'8
CORONA •tST MONTH RENT $~St + Oep. 2Br 2Ba tnhm DEL MU 2122 ~ard. Pal• OK. Poot. I rya ...........
1\41 •LKI TO aU.CHJ ati t L + iameer "" a&r aae, ore, apptt.
enCH, W/d, gar, eiatlo, Lrg VatCI 11~/mo.
2103 ftedarat. lllcl• frplo. 419~ Mar fjd
I 131&/mo. 7904 Te OetClenar ••••• 152·2Nt
ll'urnlehed •1 .. anttw lvliWLI: ll'g aer 28r 1 Bl, private patio, 28e dpbc W/lrg fncd yd w /d, B BQ, N on a w/d h=.: UOO uUI 1moker, n o p ete. pd. 1 11. 1140
l1HO/mo. '-"" « ' -mo-to-mo. 173-IHS lid 46r a~•• •ac1t
lrvtne ferreoe frOftt a.y TH, Euro klt, fP,
rew. 110'" ocoan vteiw, " yd. pool, ....... :MOO eq ft. 38r 28e .. hatpl f14SO. ~
meld'• qtre, lrf)IC, epe. Wtildi iL ,;e Oulotl aeoo; 17WOH 'tOar prage, ""*8
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FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1995
OSU MESA 2124 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 HEWPOltT RENTALS TO -~~~iiiil B!ACH 2169 l=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-GARAGES
2724 fOI llENT
LOST&
2740 FOUND 2925 PERSONALS ,., .. ,, ... dbt gar li~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1~ BEACH 2669 SHAU
tlke nu/utll• Incl l450 MOVa IN 80NUl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JH!~on/m~;._.V!_c.!,~~O~t2 Oc3e9•nfront Condo :,t:"~~ lrom SS2S. Oulel •tBR M2S• ... lal. f'espon n/a. WANTe:D: E'alde CM LOST CAT Newport---------.,,_ ~-" .... , '28•. 3-car gar. n Y gated comm, .. BR 2•• S72•"'1p Lrg I x ry h '"' /d I I PERSONALS 3002 Yearty 13000/mo. pool, BBOa, e1rpor1a. • -.,,,,v u u o, .. e, w · a ng • and double Ridge. Dark brown
Owner/Agl. 873_3410 Prof I managed. s.ca.7017 Refrlg 6 dl1hwashet 1550/mo Incl utll. Paul gar•e•• to rent tor neu1 male, red collar iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
PERSONALS 3002 PERSONALS 3002
D•••• Ouv• a G•I• eoo.ne..eeoo.-oe7
2.99/min .......... 18 •
Procall (002) 954·7420
UP-TO.DATE SPOfllTll
• .,llllADI & MO"lt
1·900-656-eOOO .. 0657
S2 t9/m.n. Mutt .,_ ti
Pfoca• Co. 802·954-7~ hm, fp, £ t 1 d U Incl. 90)(30 pool. No 88().3714/w 723-05Mfh antique automobUes. w/red heart I. D. ndWd nra. tncd yd w/ On Oolt Courae. Big · • • a a • n I ca" a I pet1. No feH. No •••ut NB E:xeo Hm Bob &45-28n Iva msg PIH" call 644-5781
patio. dbl g.,, $1700. Cyn lovely 3Br 2'!.!Ba knotty pine 2Bd 1BL laaH. S4$-48SS Sunny futn/unlum Bd, REWARD
LookJnt for Romanc:a? ••..-":-;--.,.-.-.I Call Nowl •YOUlll FUTURE NOWI•
1 ·~&ic4St3
$3 99 min. MUii .,_ 1 I
Procal Co 802·954-7420 151h SI. 831-1880 TH, Ip, wet bar, pool, a,~~g~:~ •,IOlledlr~, 2 atudtoe/1 1Br 200 Pvt Ba, gar. Near Fash LOST PUPPY 3-mo-
tenn. Lae. 3tCM3MS93 55 F-way &•,:,:,~.: fir apta "' bch. Newly 111. 1650. 759-3e.46 COMMERCIAL old, Queenaland
Ver•alllea Jr 1Br Rel1/ttw. Avl Now, remodl'd at 22nd SL & CDM Am/p111 ba In 2Br HHler/Shepherd mix,
Condo, Security, pool, S750/mo +$500 .. c. Balboa Blvd. Prkng & 2Ba ocn view apt, fp, REAL ESTATE male, black & white w/ 2169 clubhou18, 5850/mo 848-2652 lndry. No amk/pets. Yr pool, apa, w/d. $550. gray 1pota, white
MX>0-321·71 SA
52.49/mln, 18 yrl/ Presto (714) 254-7955
Buy II Sell II, Find It
Cl•Hlfled.
Buy It. Sell II. Find IL
Cl8HJfled.
i iiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Y I lse $850/mo. 675-8442 Avl now. canle 644·5274 llrlpe down nose. r ••H ....... 493-0379 1 BR Mobll• Home Loil Npl Beach Pavil· Quiet & se~ure. Short term rental. HB/NB b0<der, 1 ml to llon April 13 RE PERSONALS 3002 PERSONALS 300 2 AT THE BEACH •••••••• 1991 Newport Bllid. 1BA furnished. New beach. Share 2Bt 2Ba. BUSINESS OFFICE WARD Call 64e'..3578 •
Annual Rentals APARTMENTS 948·8373 carpet. POQI, 1onn1s, No amk. S45o+s200 FOR RENT 2769 REWARD! 1-------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii apa. 120.1552 deposit. 968-9439 Free Party Dateline
L•rt• Selection FOR RENT 1Br W/deck, new crpl, NB p I Red Traveling Bll9• 1 to 100 lnleracllve PASSION•PROFIT•POWER 2Bd, roof deck ·• $900 lots of storage, pool, Sunn1 •tµdlo 1 blk to hae, •=,::. ~~~llr~e~~: NEWPORT BCH-.OFC slolen from the Costa lines. Glrl1 meett Iota • 28d bay view .. $1400 ••••••••• lndry. Tlp·lop cond. beach w/deck. Quiet lg rm w/pvt deck, avl From $400. 419 Old Mesa Motor Inn from of guysl Guy1 meet 28d aarldy bch .... 51600 Call Phyllis 546-9081 & small. Xlnl loc near now, $500. 723.5455 Newport Blvd. Frank· young man with can· lols of glrlsl Casual
cBd tiUnl Ben Ml -"" $1300 ---------~1""'B,...,R--B'------Udo. $550. 760-1962 lln Roalty 640-7000 cer. His medlcollon conver1a11on Frld•y, Live Psychic Readings By Ph one
CeJI Fot l11m111et U•l BALBOA lndry.1 A 1
555
1°1,mo. NB pooVtennlS/beach.1=-..,....,.,...--,,,.----and •entlmenlal Items 4/28, 8 -11 pm only, ,.\r •. '. , . ,
~ • poo • qu o • nr W/D. $500/mo. Share Ret•ll or Ofc 500 sq .. Tht~-ISLAND 2606 all transportation. No w/fem happy upbeat ft +lrg 2.car gar. Now. were taken from his 1-800-888·1138. r -. , ~ ~ ~ : .' ~ , ~ . .
__ , ... ~~..... pets 94~382 MISC1:TT11•~0US artlit.646-a473 Penln beach locaoon. 11uck 4/16 or 4/17. Heartone,enter1119
-·----"" ~1.i; S Since lhen he's boon Hear lone, entor 401 673·1900 3Bd 2Ba, lrg LR, tp, •1St Month Rent Fre .. RENTALS NB Promcmtory Pt 105 151h t. 675"2660 in crnicol care at Hoag and wall 15 seconds ---=--~~~--• don, frig; 11ove. Shr Large 1Br, lroe cable, Shr 2Bd 2Ba, all Hospital . .Pl•••• call ·10 connect.
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Back Bay 2Br 2Ba up-gar. 20B•n Opal 51700 pool: gated perking, amenities, $550+1h l••••••••• with any Inform•· -8-• ..;...-.-b-.-1-1.-F-0-.-tb-.... 1-1-1
1tr1 condo W/vaull utll Incl. 759·3589 carports. 842·5858 utils. Reis, 646-4389 BUSINESS & tlon1 722-1252. No 8 k b 1 cell, w/d, 2-car gar. N C questions asked. as •t • l·Hockey
Gated $1195 559-4708 EASTSIDE 2Bd·11hBa ROOMS 2706 wP!ntodr•. •Ptoorol/sopma/mteant~ FINANCE Scores/Spreads/Now!
Take control of your life!
BALBOA • New palnVcpt, ga-l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. 90().g4s,77001t5385 Bluff• Twnhm Front rage $825/mo. 1865 ir-'• nl1. $495/mo+ 11.Jutll.f••••••••• RENT 2.99/mln ...... must be 18
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row view 3Bd·2.5Ba, PENINSUIA 2607 vine Ave. no-9422 CM nr bch/Ho•g·Xlnt, Avall lmmod. 646-2216 Procell (602) 954·7420
xlnl cond, $2100, 433· EASTSIDE ~~l:t&f~runll lbna hNmo, P:-11 PENIN PT Rm w/own 1-B-U-S-IN_E_S_S____ through classified 9528 Coldwtll 8anlter 2 Lr 1 · kt · ba In nice hm. Clean, ----------
. 1-900-448-6162 *
yrly unit• on Pt: g c oan 2Br 1Ba, $400 Inc ulll. 646-1035 reapon no smk/pots OPPORTUNITY Beach Area 4Br 3Ba, din rm, fp, 2· gar. 120 Albert Place • · 5750/mo. 54.,1703 •NB 1h block beach. $550 Inc utlL 675-6178 2904 v I U f car gar, balconys, ..-R itar v n Urn $1800/ 38 2B espon N/S, no pets. SC Metro ar••· Lrg ' mo. r a, Lovely, 1 Bd 1 Ba GDI /d $425/ I I 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 to 3BR hlghly upgraded, fp, mlc, frig, w/d, n/pets, • w · mo nc 3Br 2Ba house to shr 1• Sn5 10 $1450 mo, 2~ar gar $1 500/ utll. Kit priv. 648-5878 Fully furn & very. ~ • mo. clean, S695/mo+S500 Villa Rentals . Sec dep $1000 por sec. 845-2149 1--------clean. Mstr br/pvt ba unit. TRW roq. 114. RENTALS TO $450. Sam 546-4409 67 5•4912 837-6790, 619-656·5006 Magnific ent E'1ldo
Property Mgmt 1 Br. No pets. Eleo SHARE 2724 GARAGES
Winter & Summer range, patio, encl gar.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Rentals Also Avallable CORONA S550 +dop. 642•5964 ***** FOR RENT 2740
•EASTBLUFF• DEL MAR 2622 QUIET & COOL 1 BA Roomate wanled 10 i!iiiiiiiiii!iiii~iiiiiii
3Br +Family Room lower. Pvt gar, pool, share a largo 4br 3 ba Garage tor Rent-CM
NB-Cannery Vlll•g•
AestaranVBilf approx 6000 sq. ft.
tor lease $6500/mo
Russ Flutor 673-37n
PAY PHONE ROUTE
50 Local & Eslab Sites
Earn $1500 weekly.
1 ·800-866-4588 24 hrs
d $2200/ + more. $675, 1 mo custom home In Hun-10x20, storage only, lrg yar • mo 1BR, lrg llv rm/din rm free w/ad. 722·1999 l---------57e-12121Agent tlngton Beach. Pool & $95/mo. 1s1 & lasl INVESTMENT w/trplc, w/d, pvt bch 1--""T""o'""w-------Jacuzzi, whitewashed 722-1999 HARBOR VIEW HMS access. Quiet respon ** NHOME•• OPPORTUNITY
P n 48 ~B $2500 N/S. $800/mo Incl u·111/ 2 br 1 .5ba, pool. oak everywhere, foyer CLAllSIFll!D ono no r ~ a . gated, patio, 5795. & plush landscaping. It'• the r-.... ·-2908 Monaco 38r 28a 52000. cablo. 640-4505 $400 mo. + 500 soc. • ........ , ... you 644 6610 or 873-3174 MOVE IN SPECIAL 964-1339/574-4247 can count on to aell •liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · 548· 7367 myrtad of merchan-
HARBOR VIEW HOMES COSTA MESA 2624 ·---------E'slde CM shr lrg 3bd di•• Items, bocauae Exciting New Inform•· 4Bd Monlogo, lrg yd ·-2ba home ~/fem. Frpl, our columns compel tlon System Creaies
w/pool, nr school & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT w/d, yd. Cool/breezy. quallfled buyers to M~;~n~~=.'~:~1 ~;~:0o
prk. $2,500/mo. 722·7274 $399 MOVE IN BEACH 2669 Respon. $420, VJ ulils. calll Call 800.641 _8354.
Nie• Tnha 2Br 2th Ba, Super cloan 1 Bd In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , __ S_3_o_o_s_o_c_. _54_8_-4_4_3_5 ____ ... _2_-ae __ T_a __
2·car allch gar, w/d, cozy lrlondly, 30 Unit
lrplc, quiet cul·de-sac complex nr Triangle Sq. uphill frm bch. No pol. BUNK HOUSE
$1450/mo. 645-0273 APTS 842·1401
OCEANFRONTS
2 & 3BR w/Garage
$1395 10 $2300 Bkr/842•3850
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
QUIBT & SERENE
Palm ~esa Apa.rt:m.ents
Repainting?
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Thar's the feeling you get
when you live at Palm
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Loft co. In 1989.
Please wrlle lo A. Hender1on , 519
Inman Rd., Lyman,
s.c. 29365-9649.
LOST &
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With CAt•SCAN!
2925 A Srudios, I & 2 Bedrooms
· Jn $575 cu .s600
· IBR S625 '° 56..CO
· 2.BR $725 to $750 A No Pea
FOUND PUPPY Malo, 5·6 mos old.
Call to 10. 831·8333
Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers
with a combined circulation over 3 million. A Vertical Blinds A Q:iling fans A NEW Carpet. Paint & Ttlc
A Fimcss Room
FOUND-Orthodontic
Retainer on the ocean beach In Bal-
boa on 1 I th SI. Call 646·8491.
$~00 Is all It takes to place a 25 word
A Hmcd Pool & JaC\JXlJ
A Panos & Buorua
or less classified ad. $15 for each additional word.
A Guago Avatlablc
Office Ho~· 9:00 am -5.00 pm M ·F
and 10:00 am · 4:00 pm weekends
1561 Mc.c;a Dr. · Sama Ana Heights, CA
(714) 546-9860
FOUND: Golden Retrelv•r puppy In
West Cll H Drive Park.
NB on Apr 18. Please
call 548-3295.
LOST CAT 4/17. Fe
Burmese Susie, chock
brn & tan, no collar,
Beach Blvd/Gorfleld/
Yorktown. Rew•rd. (714) 777-3197 or 572·
2883 (wk)
CAL•SCAN
(916) 449-6000
-----•I CARPET INSTALL CLEANING CONCRETE & HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE 6 MISC PAINTING 3858 PEST TRANSIATOR/
SERVICE Be REPAIRS 3516 SERVICES 3548 MASONRY 3557 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IAWN CARE 3808 SERVICES 3831 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilCONTROL 3869 TUTOR 3927 DI RE CT 0 RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C • r P •" ttr• E 1•ctrIc•1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 21 yn QuaJltr Painting •••••••••I SMC Carpet Repair• BOSS HOUSECLEANING ..-Quality • Prlde·All Plumblng•Drywall• L•wn &entice. Mow/ Astrology Charts PLUS touchups.
Power stretch, aalos. llcenHd·ln1ured. aspects of concrete & SRtucfcl o:PJlalnt6l~g1 •1:1
9•• edge/aod/aprlnklors/ Natal•Relollonshlp U24 Hrs. Rlchard5Slnor
Repair 1queeky floor• $9.75 per hour. masonry. Best Hrvlce, 00 ng m " • " 4 ctn-up. Al 888·2710 Pe11on1l Daily Forec11t c 280644 64 ·3209
7 dye 239.0289 24 hr• 714-548-0368 33 yrs In area. 631-38511 HANDYMAN Carpon· Ive m1g or call aller 5 Free catalog 573.3443 QUALITY CARE
MAaR PEST MGT CO Free estl 23 yrs exp,
Sr. disc, Lll'PR2725 Call 287·0588 ADDITIONS
REMODELING 3410 ------..,,,.,...-.,.----.,.....,,.......,...,,,----=-1 _________ try, tlle, plumbing & B•alo Y•rd M•lnt. 20 yrs exp, excellenl
Tim ReavH Floorlng HOUSECLEANINQ roof. 25yre exp w/rel1. L•wna Cleanup• 1---------workmanship, fair ---------•Below Attlll Prices• 15 yrs exp. Good Rot. CONTRACTORS Jerry Bell 775-9380 Tr•• Yrlmmlng Li MOVING 3834 prices. 845·2417 Aon PET
DUNCAN Carpel/Wood/Uno ~n •. tra'2'4 f~5a~~· GENERAL 3558 Orange Co H8ndlfman Haullng 878-8~45liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHUNG'S PAINTING SERVICES 3870
LEARN SPANISH NOWI
Exp d S.A. Tutor. Al10
Tranala1or·lnterpreter Sua•n• 873·7408
Tutor·PhO, MIT grad
15 yrs. Experience
Basic Moth thru Cole
Chemistry & Physics
SAT prep . 64o-8623 CONSTRUCTION L1379738 645-07' 1 l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Electrlcal/Plumblno A PROP'L GARDENER 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20 Yr1 Exn, Small & 1---------1• Pal •"'·-PUBLIC NOTICE G k F E Lg. Jobi is0-7042 --------•WINDOW CLEANING• CPI BUILDERS INC. Frff Es."""'"'~1~589 caring for ••ch land-The caur. Public Ullll· u~:'3.;;~2 ;;;_,~~ Personalized Pot Caie --------
CERAMIC FREE ESTIMATES Residential Conat. · • acape ••If It were my llH Commlu lon RE----------Kennel a1terna11ve. No TILE 3928 Show•lt•r & Wood 297-808t David uc.#518424•1ruured Semi Retired contractor. own. Larry 854-4673 QUIRES that all used JENKINS PAINTING stross or worry uc.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~~,~~~:~~ttl:~ iTILESiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3iii5ii2ii8 (714) 995-4883 Rpra, lmprvmnts, amt BEST JOB Gardening household g oods Int/Ext. Wallpaper, Ins Reis 673·7184 11 1---------Jobi. Quality, Integrity, landacaplng, olea~ movers print their drywall, texturing, e1c.
& Remodel• 673-4590 Cer·M•rbl..Or•nlte COMPUTERS 3556 DOO'DS I care, Ken 642·1770 up1, trH trim. Reis. P.U.C. Cal T number; David, 1-800.88()..8222 ---------
--------I Klt-Bath·Rem-Fabr: " 3580 --------FREE E1t. 438-1518 llmo1 and chauffeurs BOB HUTTON CO. PLUMBING 3890
GrouVTlle Re1tonallon
Regrout•Recaulk
Repair.Clean & Seal
Free Estimate 540-7309
R1191011t $)stems LI 538035 BUSINESS Leaks·WtrPrlg·Plbg MAC TUTORING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HAULING 3720 OrHn Scene Landscpno print tholr T.C.P. num· lnVExl. Acou1tlo cell iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
SERVICES 3488 __ 54..,o._g_,2,,.,31 __ L_·_3.,.,55_8_1,...s Syatem & all progrma An •XP•rlenced iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Irrigation. Trimming ber In all advertise-remove/apply/repair THE LOCAL PLUMBER
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L ..... 8h R 'd M•rk ...... 87S.724S dependable door JUNK To The DUMP & Removals, Clean· menl~. If iou h~v•I a l#622831 892·5881 ·• William Bangt11 Co.-l-~-,T--OR_l_N_G __ 3_9_3_0_ ea... ow.re •P Frff Initial Coneultatlon hanger. Guar work, (7t4-988 taSZ) up1 & Malnt, SI. Lie. quell on • out I 0 e· Ciene Abram• Painting Since 1947 'u ;~,~~=/~~p~lr~d ~:: reu. Don 521-8910 Wiii haul what Trash i11599025, 850-0108 ~~llt~~~~,~~~~'· ~Z:~ lnVExt Oual P1lnVAt11 $ L#:;~=Y s:i;~~:304 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Computer Tr•lnlng
In Home & Office
wlndowa.WOrd/eaeet/quicllen
ICI. Tr~•hool. ~5IO
grout, bathrm remodel PC Repair• & Tutoring 1---------Man won'tl 968·1882 L•ndacape Malnt. Public UlllltlH Uc/Ins since 70• Ceil r• &AT Semln•fll. Excel
plumbing l,870130 ~:~:::;~~~:: ELECTRICAL 3610 ---------Repalr/Mow/Clean•up1 Commlulon moved & ttlut 641-1877 Aini• Smith Plumblmg wllh Pat O'Dowd. Teat
873-8065 or "48-8528 8 7058 Mallbu·llght·Speclolst 714·558-4151 lk•'• Cuatom Palnllng & Aooler. #512597 :::.,.,.~'°:.e•-~~9 •. 1 .. ! Jim SO. HEALTH, BEAUTY Call Pete 722·77321---------Prof, Clean, Ouahty Bonded Atty Work,Dr11ns "• """,. ....
CARPENTRY 3510 raa11 Repalr/UHr•detlTraln A-t El~trlcal work 8r FITNESS 3740 LAWN MAINT Two Brother• Moving Wotk. lnVExl & Dock•, --•-•_5_3_o;.o_1_00_•_•_ Aeg 51tahoo 673-23e0
iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilCHILD ~ 3536 Multlmedla/Modema Duncan Electtlc Ree/Comm/Ind Same Day Service l1073468 831-4610 liJlpert Drain c1 .. nlng 1---------Network lnatallatlona Quick Reapon.. TrH Trlm-Si>rlnldr Sya lowHt RllH. PAINTING 750·50~2 & Plumbing Repalfl WALL Buy/Sell &54-Gl9S Local Uc. 850-7042 Loee Pat 'aetl Out MDa Rafa. a:11 •25~0·7 l#134850 957·1600 ,...., All k
g et reaulla. l .ateat Consc1enllo1.11 craft•· 2 .. ,r1 exp. wot CO'nllU"GS ~-:;Ni;Pi;;';i;-.'Jlllrll---------man, old f .. hloned Guar. Stave 545-8291 ,,... "
Atpan. AtmoCI Ql)Ol'I, win.
dews, cablnttl, atucC4 & °"I' ou.attr CNldoer•
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3932 :~';v~. ~J0 8;. }1b~ .,, TREES MEDICAL pride In wo1kman1l'llp. --------
Allure mag. Newport Te""11"-•n. Lll•11•· SERVICES 3848 RAINBOW Clrole Malnt. ROOFING 3910 'ia~:e'p•pjn!~'::.i~. .... llnctt, 0*9, lie. Uc. fun, ••I•, environment ••TUTORING•• 31111 t.-P Mllrt M2.oM1 e>Cp'd, caring, reliable WI n do w 1 , Word , fBNCES
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A to z HANDYMAH Xlnt nil• ...... 4:)4.3g77 Excel, AcceH, 20 Yra • DECIS 3615
IHSTAU./RfJACI CAalHETS E•P· aoo-200.eo24l••••liiiili•iiiilil Barlatrlc Cir. 673-8588 • ...,. .... 751~7• Paonuno lnl.bt. HoliH/ .,..-No lob too 1malll Apl. Oual. jQb. frff esf. "lo Oft lad e1• -•• Medlc•I Tran41C1rlber St. kcl56~97 838·8888 •THUNOIER ROOFING• w --•
3812 affklng pt-rt wk et hm RAIN•Ow Clrote Malnt. f'or 111 ol your roofing We g.ia '"°"'IG hano exp.rlenced & rehabll Pllnllng lnlJLd tblW nHd1. Aerool/repelr. togetnw. Strip, '"•tall,
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HUil l CDPINHll SUV1CIS 3548 MA.SOOY 3557 "~im w...!. ~!20_17eeoo209 DISIGNDS 3782 -
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Weekly, •••••kly, * Ifft Prlce/Qualllr BANDY MAN 3710 Te ,..--y._ Lht"'9 Mo~t/outa. ""'· t.audscepe, ~. ttont "II••••••• Mflle..._ ..._ .... 1ng, fllM ........ ~-.111-1001 " ... _. . r ...----~-7_ .. _•-•-~---P tty, too g, ..-. A :rOUCH OP CLAS8 Bttck, Blook, 9tone, Tile palnt'e, gl&Hblocka Why play Hide 'N
c...,,ino. ""IComm Cone, ftdo, Drtvewey ! I •• IT 11 . IS I". e 0 . ~ ~. ~~J UOltlOndM. ,,.. bt. flplo, 880s. fW. 'IO Yr Conct... ctec:kl/Repllfl
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.!':~~.. PAINTIHG 3858 .ioN•i PAINTING• ~~::~·~~a!.~ On the ___ ,
Cell JtWU·f tn M Mr 20 v,. !lip. An/Comm myriad of me1c:l\4m-.. _....,
... TMOllAI NICtll, llQ, w .. YOUNOQUl8T lnVEllt, UC#400569. d .. lt•m•. becauM
The Com~ • .. ·..;...... o..,_..,. 537""" • IOHIM1D our cotumr.a compel
Mari!M ~. °'*· ,_.. llr profit Whether you're buying quallfled buyer• to c1...ifled UcHOIClll. IM. 0t Mh•09. Cla111nea cam
Ma ... 78 ,,.. Mt. M IJOI ~ all your Medal M•·H7a
Sell your utra
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FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1995
TODAY'S
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ACROSS
1w....,.· ....... s Thlllllnd,
once
• Any.'t 9fP.
12~ Fttzelnld
13 Frwnch
14=• 11~·
bllndpert
11 Autot
42 T•s-t (2wdl.)
41 High ~
41 T1'lll women
41 Actor VlfOdl
$0 sand
mound
52 Keep
53 Cllmbridge
cofl.
54Me,.
Sommer
55 Reecf'I
9CfOU 17 Noetllng
11 JFK llght
1tStMldeof
·51 Anglo-
suon a.tt• 57 HllWSt
10 Shlp'I 30 SUtfna -
pri8on 32 Li9tenf .,...
20 Atteckon
•castle
22 Wedlng
bird
24 Own (Scot)
25 Located
'J:1 Rattle
31 tMbfew
month
~~nasal•
34 lnaane
35 81ker-
LM
38 Covering
37 Olag,.._
•ble tight
39 Streemllned
40 Diving bird
41 Declarn
EMPLOYMENT
51 Melled
DOWN 1=ne 2 tnflrmtti..
3 Com'"°"4
pllc:e
rem•rk
4 UMd1
chelr
5 81191
6 1wr1h
7 Tune
8 Hendel
m11terwork
9 Flrtt·rete
(2 wdt.)
11 Compet8trt 35 w ......
19 Comedlln depth
C..... me11urer
21 Profit on 36 Cr.tty
benk llCCl 38 Cepuchln
23 e..tt.re -monkey
Geddes 39 WMken
24 SMweed 41 8'umber
25 Omemental 42 ldentlcat
pettem 43 In the aame
26Now--Ew me down abbr.)
to11Np 44
27 Hiving a letter
glossy 45 Singer
finish P1ul -
28 Become 47 Author -
formed Hunter
(2 wdl.) 48 LMH
29 lake or 51 Rubber tree
canel 52 Dr•ft egcy.
EMPLOYMENT
5530
EMPLOYMENT
5530
7:30-2:30 at: Call UR"• fta·1271.
WHO DlJNNIT'P tt361MCf\. GOOd ~-"•••GI ••••e dluon. P'tlae 1171 vnan ~
414 Otohld-CDM •IH Tl• fOf 30 ft aal-bOal, Npt Bet\, good
loe. Wa•. 81.c:, Oock
boX. $8/ft. 87&-7939 Both vulnerable. North deals.
WEST
• 104 C\:1QJ84 OAQJ8 •J41
NOR'111 •AJ51
CV '7 81
0 754 •AKQ
EAST
•87
CV K 1095
0 831
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CV A8
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80l1J'B WEST
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Opeaing lead: Queen of <::I
Follow the bidding and play of
this deal, t.ben decide who, if any·
one, comatitt.ed a gaffe.
One club ia the correct opening
bid even if you play four-card
~ra. No response by partner can cawie a rebid problem. The rest of
the auction is automatic.
Weet'a queen of hearts was
allowed to win, declarer taking the
ac:. OD t.be UCODd fOllftd, TrulDpe ....... NIWPOaJ
were drawn in two l"OUNM, ~ ----------1 auca eiae
in dWDJDY, a.od the rem11.u,,. hMrt ""PUUITUD-----.-0-1-4 UllOA ~=:.--~~~~~~~~!':'
WU ruft'ed in the doted band.,,. ISURD 1104. AUTOMOBD.ES
clube •ere deued, and. diamond HUGE waa led to the nine. In with the CHEST OI' DRAWERS QllUT, STUl'PI !'urn,
jack, Weat h~cl a choice ot .loeio1 8~~~8:' :Z~':b~ •ppllancea, stereo•. DOVER SHORES pl~ To continue diamonda would weekendl/evenlngs 1 • x • • t 0 • 3 2 1 MOVING SALE BMW give declarer a trick ln the auit, Ameth)'st·b•ck alley. Kverythlne Qoe•l liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
while a heart or a club would allow Dehne Q.lfuton w/ Sat. Hth, a-3pm. QUALITY furniture, •es 325•
declarer to ruff in one hand while frame 6 cover, Ilk! 'TVs, refrigerator, toy•. Clean, runs great. .Ji•--n.... .JI: nd ~-the...... newl $250. New 13 ••T•o• sofas, bOok•, aft, salt· Wl'llle wttan Interior. w ........ '"'"'6 a wamo uum UWJ• 'TV $120 Wht Ikea -A $5700. 850-2817 'er. Either way, tho defenders would de•k s2s.' 875-6548 PENINSUIA 6107 water acauarlum~ ., ..
get only one heart and two dia· ruge, lotl lot• morel ---------
moods. Movlntfr exec desk & &AT aam. Furn cloth· 12~:'i»!~:n•L~ne CHEVROLET 9045
b
DecElarerbplulayded tbbe hanalld weedll, t~~h ~::~ &c~c~~~ Ing, houHhold
0
misc. _ ............ .....,.....-----liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ut aat 1 o not ave ow 6 more 720-0352 All quality! 1780 e. Dl!SIONl!llt Cloth9e, 81 Chev pat .. neer van
Souill that luxury. The defender · Ocean Blvd. (alley) •kl•; office equip Incl Gold colof, good cones.
.,.,uandered the moat critical ....,t oueen waterbed w/oak cop er, piano, bike, " ton, 83,000 mu ... .., • & f $250 m11c. St·S900. SUN auto. A/C, PS, PB. for the defense at the fint trick! headbd rame • CORONA only e.11am (no ear· new tires ........ $4000 obo Suppoee that, at trick one, Ea.at 2 JVL 0
7
130 •p5eak.,. L lies). 2030 Holiday Rd. 54M229 were to play t.be king of hearts on S50 ea. 60-092 DE MAR 8122 _,..._...,.,......,...,,..._.,......,,..-
partner's queen. If' declarer duclu, Wanted to Buy wht. GIFT BUSINESS 1---------Eaat ahifta to a diamond. West win1 crib, little girls furn. BIKl!S, toys, boOka, BLOWOUT SALi! fOlD 9075
and .. .nta '•bah··-d tu (714) 631·5596 sofabed sleeper & New hollday'decorator1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .,... wi.. ....., .., an even · many unique 1tem1. Items & misc glfa. '' ally will get two more d iamond 1024 Sandpiper or. 1615 Warwick Lane '91 Tl!MPO 33k ml, 1 tricks to acore a one-trick aet. ( c r o 1 a street 1 (WHtcllff). Sun 10-5 owner, 4 dr. ale, PS,
If declarer wins the nrat trick, MERCHANDISE MacArthur • Harbor ---------PB, loaded. lmmacl
East can atill gain the lead in MISC. 6015 View Or.) No ••riv HUGE ss.900. 497•8488
hearts for the diamond play. Again, birds, 8•t 8 130-12 COMMUNITY
West will have a safe exit in hearts, Liii••• Iris, ginger, ca· Everything Muet Qol Np=~~ll~~~en l"HiiOiiiNDiiiAiiiiiiiiiii9iiOii8iii5
so declarer will suffer the same fate mellias, cactus, potted MOVING SALE-COM Over 40 homes. Plc·k 1• ~1 · .... __ di d trl-t.-Sat 9-12 01 oemg w~ amon \;&8, plant•: $1-4. 548-9832 242 Evening C•nyon Ad. up locatlon map at the
PLANT SALE ACRES -~(S;_n_o...;rec..;._llH...;•;..) ____ 1 crnr of Cliff Drj lrvlne
1030
/We. SAT 4/29, 7·2 1---------1---------·•---------1 Shade trees 15 gal, 7· Sat 4/29 9•m-4pm, ________ _
11· $20. Cltrua, avoca-Tools, collectlblH,
dos ·fr u I ting $ 1 0. small appllc, clothes, Herbs S1. Gal junipers books, furniture, misc. s1 . Shade/plne/cypres 433 Acacla·ln Alley.
•a 1 Accord LX 5-spd, 2-dr, auto, sun-roof, good cond.
s1100 oBo. 631-1149
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530 5530 5530
4.9• $10. 909-674-9422 ---------1 PART TIME WORK RETAIL SALES FfT Warehoua• For women's shoe Manual assembly, B COSTA MESA 6124 FULL TIME PAY outlet In CdM. Exp a shipping & general Restaurant ooth• The Times Orange plus. Call 67s-e292. duties. Pt/Ft Mon-Fri. For S•I• Call County is looklng tor ---------$5.50/hr to $7/hr DOE. 963-0227 or 962-0722 ESTATE a QARAQE
bright, energetic sales SECRETARIAL Sond Resume or ap-SALES·3 FAMILIES people for Telemarket· pllcatlon to: PO Box Indian Items, furn, col·
Ing and Consumer FULUPART TIME 2537, Costa Mesa. Ca, FREE TO YOU 6022 lectlbles, dishes, sml
Sat/Sun 9.4
Collectibles JEEP 9110
numorous misc Items 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 213 42nd St. 11 88 Cherokee Lorado, auto, 4·Whl dr, PS, air, Newporl Penn.
SATURDAY EARLY itlnt cond. $8750 OBO MORNING SALE l818) 761·2704
l.,ow, tow prices for .
BIG, BIG Items. 20t32 OLDSMOBILE 9155 Bayview Ave. (Santa .
Ana Heights) liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Marketing. Earn hourly $7.50/hr. Stable, OE· 92628 or Fax: kitch appll, linens,
wage +gonerous com· PENOASLE Individual (714) 548-1493. clothes, stereo, guitar, ••••••••• missions whlle quality· needed to provide FREE: 8 ft apa, banjo, mandolin, 100s
78 Delta 88 4-dr,
auto, light blue, runs
good! $675 OBO
545·8205 Lve msg. I t I clerlcal supporl for the I---------h 1 d Catt of It ms SAT 8 3 TRANSPORTATION ng or our attract ve Classlfied Adverlislng EMPLOYMENT ea er an pump. e . • benefits package. For 545·6096 after 6pm. 208 Dartmouth
Telemarketing sates Oeparlment ~I a grow-SERVICES 5533 2383 Columbl• call 714-966-4591. For Ing community news·1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'---------__ M_O_V-IN_Q_S_A_L_E __ , VOUSWAGEN 9235
Consumer Marketing paper chain. Typlngi• PETS•· Furn clothes • ery ---------1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 50-55wpm. Various of· -••••-g( • • v • SPEED 8r 11
sales call Jourdain, lice duties. Morning or Please be aware that ANIMALS 6049 thing must got SAT 8· 714-&6S-4S74. afternoon hours avail· the llstlngs In this cat·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5, 2361 Colgate Dr. SKI BOATS
POSTAL & GOV'T JOBS able Monday thru Fri-egory may require you SAT ONLY 8 ·2
S2t/HOUR +BENEFITS day. Opporlunlty for to ca.II a 900 number ADOPT·A·PET 274 Knox Piao• *1988 2211 Ski Boat• NO EXP WILL TRAIN growth. Physical/drug In which there Is a Every Sat & sun at Table, computer parts, 5. 7 lltro V·8, King
7016 Owner suddenly de-
ceased leaving '92
white Cabriolet.
3000 city ml. $11,500. 675-4408. Perfect for
your graduate! To AfJr'Y Ca.II t-&OC>-875-7608 testing Is a prerequl· charge per minute. PETSMART, Fountain clothes, tons of misc. Cobra 0 /0, low pronle
Real Estate sire of emplor.ment. Valley. Puppies, kll· SAT/SUN 8-4 hull, lust serviced, ---------
Call Judy Oett ng or I••••••••• tens and more, all Crafts, dolls, clothes, new controller/uphol· ANTIQUES & f;.~,?i~~ 574-4250 for MERCHANDISE looking for loving, car· antiques, jewelry, furn, stery. Great ski boat· Ing homes. CALL 597· numerous misc Items. fast-looks great ..... re-CIASSICS 9250 RIAL llTATI U&.al
Busy walk-In location.
comp plan. For Interview SECTY/Cuat Servloe
call Aon Taytor. ~ needed lmmed for sml 1---------9037 for more Info. 3120 Barbado• ady \o go. $12,000
FREE KITTENS M••• Verde 646·9449/574-4247 •73 VOLVO
lhe'9rudlnlMll growing business In ANTIQUES 6010
• software Industry. No 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
to lovlng l'lomes only. Toole, toys, paintings, P-1800 ES. Red. Good Please call 714-650-exerclH equip, misc. -.. -.11-• .,-1"'1!!--S-LlP--S--cond. $7,900/obo. Newpoft exp nee, will train. Ca· 11 673 7300 sual, fun atmosphere. •BUYING ITEMS•
1404. SAT 8-11, 829 Sonora na.n&Un'" •---~8.;;..5.;..1·.;;;20.;..1;..;0;..._ __
Rd. (Mesa del Mar) DOCRS 7022 Classified Is .....
• Team oriented. Please From 1800•19eo. 1 pc S•v• abused and call David, 434-1200. to entire e1tate. Paint· b d d t B RECEPTIONIST lngs books furniture a an one pe •· Ce a Overstocked with so ft Moorlnn NB
S t I kl TELEMARKETING .IC.' Immediate cash', volunteer/foster. all stuff? ., upercu • oo ng 714-597 9037 W/33tt fiberglass cabin for friendly energetic Prol'I service. Great top S. 673-6223 lv msg • · A call to cruiser, needs en·
CONVENtENT whether you're buy·
Ing, selllng, or just
looklng, classified has
what you needl
EMPLOYMENT
5530
person. FT/PT avall. benefits & bonuses. Buy 11. sell 11. And It. Welmaraner Pup-A.KC Classlfled g In e e . Both tor
Drivers needed tors PfT Demonstrator• $5.50/hr. Avallablllty PIT. MUST HAVE EXP. Claaelfled. Champ lines. SSOO Wiii help $30,000. Call CAL. CM ba .. d pro-FOf grocery storH In must be flex. 631-7990 _R_a_e.;;g_lna. __ 54_0-_7so_2_._ lrrfflstlblel 642-2519 §42·5878 9am-8pm 54&-5972
CLASSIFIED
042·5078
$40,000/Yr. Income potentl•I Home Typ-
1 s ts/PC users. Toll
Free 800-898·9778 ex.
T-1361 for listings.
ATTN: Fastest growing
co. In the world ex·
pending. PIT 5-10 hrs/
wk, S1K·S2K/mo. FIT 20-40 hrs/wk, S3K·
$8K/mo. Full training.
Call 714-740-8755
Bulldlng Malnt
& fiberglass knowl· edge, f/t or p/t, pay
DOE. Steve 046· 7725.
CASH PAID DAILY Stalling new olllce.
Entry level-will train.
Npt Beach. 565-3069
CLERICAL
duce co. Exper. Coo-your area. FrVS.~Sun. .. .......................................................................................... .. tact Arthur:631-7sso ~~~~~~5s5•;9:· ,_E_M_P_L_O_YME __ NT ____ E_MP __ L_O_YM __ E_NT __ _
FRONT SERVICE DESK __ _..;;..._..;....;.......; __ _
PIT, various shifts. PfT' People wanted to 5530 5530
C us tome r s e rv Ice, a d<Ue s s I a be I• for liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii phones, filing, sale pay. You must have a
skllla necessary. typewriter, computer
Apply In person at or good handwriting.
Newporl YMCA, 2300 lnl'I L.O. rates apply. University Or., NB. 1·809-474-4289
Huntington Beach City PfT TELLER
School Ol1trlc1 Hiring: Positions available,
F(T District Secty Wells Fargo Bank, NB.
$2275-$2854/mo. F(T' Call Sen, 675-4551
Aoot Tech S1827· P(T Work FfT' P•Y
$2273/mo. P(T' Acct 6am-12 M·F, no exp
Teoh $10.56-$13.14/ necessary. $8.00/hr
hr (4 hrs/day·l Omo.) Ask for Mark 852·0247 Must pass written/type
exams. Apply by 5/3
a t 20451 Cralmer Lane, HB. 964-8888
Buy II. Sell It. Find It.
Cla•alfled.
through classified
642-5678
AIDES 1116 •NOW!
ext.134
How to keep your kids
off the streets.
Advertising assistant.•--------------------Full time, S7.50/hr.
Stable, DEPENDABLE
lndlvlduel needed 10 provide clerlc.J aup-
porl tor the Clas1ified
Advertising Oeput·
ment of a growing community newspaper
chain. Accurate typing of 50-55wpm a MUST.
Dulles Include data
entry & heavy phones.
Hours 8:30am·5:30pm
Mon-Frt. GoOd ben-efits, opporlunlty for
growth. Physical/drug
testing Is a prerequl·
site of employment. Send re1ume to (714)
631-e594 Attention: Judy Oetting or call
(714) 574-4250 for In·
tervlew.
COMMUNITY REP
lnte rnatlona I Ex· change. World Leam-
1 n g, a nonprofit
founded In 1'132 as
th• U.S. Experiment In
lnt•rnellonal living. eeelcA Involved. local
citizens to coordinate
homestay program•
for s tudents from Spain, France. Ger·
many, and elsewhere. Locate ho1t1, plan
lllnerarle•. supervise
students 6. program
operation. Send re-sume to: 41 Sutter
Street, Suite 518, San Francisco, CA 94104.
FAX: 415-288·1381 .
PLUG
IN
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Run your ad in
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Doily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over 1 00 ,000
homes. Fax us this
form with your credit
card # or mail it in
with a check todayl
Run for a week! If
~r car does not
Sell we'll run it
for anOther week
FREEi All for $1 o•
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