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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-06-09 - Orange Coast Pilot• SPORTS Corona del Mar girls look back on '94-'95 HARBOR PILOT CtiSt off for interesting points on the waterfront tt>yote Sightings -coneem-pet oWners ISTHENIW banners ' POLICY A MIST? • Construction may have caused some of the animals to come into Newport area. Residents can take precautions to keep them away from their household pets. r---------·-------------~-, COYOTE 'CRITTERS + Coyotes H t rabbits, squir- rels.~~ food, pet food, cats. srnaff dogs. COSTA MESA -Say the w ords .,big yellow T-shirt" and what pops to mind? Maybe it's a vision of that huge, dirty, old inflata ble shirt that's anchored to a building rooftop at the com er of New- p ort Boulevard and 17th Street. It's been a thorn in the side of city officials, and many residents, for years. Well, the owners of that big yellow balloon may soon have • SEE BANNERS PAGE 5 Is Costa Mesa I deflating free enterprise by banning inflat- able banners? Or are the business- boosting balloons an unsightly mess? Call our Readers' Hotline at 642- 6086 and leave your thoughts, name, area of residence and telephone number for verification. By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer NEWPORT BEAC H -Last week, Joseph Kozm.ata lost his third cat in 27 years. Baby, a 15-year-old Himalayan Blue Point, disappeared early Monday morning. On their front driveway, the Kozmatas discov- ered drops of blood, a single piece of Ba by's gray fur and a telltale footprint. The footprint of a coyote. "We followed the blood drop- pings across the street, to the old Ford Road and into the wilderness of the Irvine Ranch property," Kozmata said. "We hear of more and more cats missing.• The Koz.matas live at Port Abbey Place near the intersection of Ford Road and MacArthur Boulevard. Kozmata believes the construction from the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Cor- ridor and along Newport Coast Road is driving coyotes out of their normal habitats and into res- idential neighborhoods. Residents, and pet owners in particula r, should take caution, according to Kozmata. H Like the lady from animal control told qi.e, 'They were here first, and we invaded their area,"' MARC MARTIN I OAlY PILOT J ln4uy IWel aDd NoM Nestel are on Ole fUt 1aiae to recovery after both were hit by cars last month In separate lnddents. WAtKING ROAD TO RECOVERY ------------------- By C.1rolyn Mallet. St.iff Wntt>1 ---- It's been a month of trauma, tribulation and triumph for 12-year~ld Noah Nestel and 5-year-<>ld Undsay Hales -who in May were both hit and injured by cars in two ~ate accidents. swimming when she Dipped over the han- dlebars of her bike into the path of a mini- van. A month after two separate traffic acddents plun!/'-fl both into comas. young Noah Nestel anil Lindsay Hales are re-learning joys of youth Details of the accidents are foggy for both. NOab was riding his push-and-go scoot- er acroa Bay Street in Costa Mesa near his home after school on May 4 when a mini- van collided into him. A week later, on May l1, Llndsay was leaving her grandmother's house in Newport Beach after a day of The impacts left both Costa Mesa chil- dren in comas for days, impaired their short-term memory, and wrenched their parents into a gray abyss of not knowing 8 SEE RECOVERY PAGE 5 Saturday is annual cleaning of harbor Teaching has been science for longtime instructor By Anna Marie Stolley, Staff Writer NEWPORT BEACH -Hanging from the Cannery Restaurant are banners celebrating an environ- mentally friendly event: Clean Harbor Day this Saturday. The banners -created by local elementary students, including a group from Newport Elementary -depict clear skies and clean water. For 15 years, Clean H arbor Day has promoted public aware- ness of the importance of keeping the harbor clean. The eve nt involves n umerous individuals, community groups and business- es, including the Newport Beach Police Department, ~ Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce and the Boy Scouts and Sea Sco,uts. Altt,ough hundreds of volun- teers µe expected this year, more are ~ways needed to canvass the harts'.or area by boat or on foot, picking up objects frOiJl the waters and shores. Meanwhile, divers will search the depths in front of the Cannery Restaurant and the Balboa Bay Club. "You never know what they might bring up,• said Cameron Quinn, chairman of Clean H arbor Day. "They bring u p funny things like sofas, lamps, jewelry and spectacles.• AfteT three hours of do-good- ing, participants are treated to a brunch at the Cannery Restaurant and an awards ceremony. • SEE CLEANING PAGE 5 r----~----------~------~-~---------------------------~-, \\ I \ I II I I: Don't let a few morrilng clOuda get Iii Uae way of ... ,,.,,. YQU1 lortunate Priddy. Tlley'D be ~ belOre luhchlJme clnd you can baM In the 8Ullllalne 1he teel oltlte dljf. se.-. .... ,.2 I \ 11 I \ MOUND TOWN CHBXITOUT' GASSND llOIJCIPUS WNOnps .... 8 2 12 2 11 I 2 ~------------~--------~------------------------~--~~--~~ • After 37 years of enthusiastically teaching students, Corona del Mar High's Ron Schnitger hangs up his pointer and bids farewell. By Jennifer 0 1 Andrea, Special to the Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR-After being in school for so many years, Ron Scbn1tger says he now gets the chance •to figure out what I'm going to do when I grow up.• After a 31 -year teaching career -31 of them at Corona del Mar High -the energetic Sduittgei'. 60. ii~· Kozmata said. ~with the bwlding of the bridge and the new Ford Road, we've removed some of their food chain and they're going more and more into the neighbor- hood to get sustenance." Animal Control is a dlvision of the Newport Beach Police Department. Police spokesman Sgt. And y Gonis said there has been an increase in coyote sight- ings throughout the city, but none confined to a specific area. During the onset of summer, when the animals tend to their pups, coyote sightings typically inc re ase, • SEE COYOTES PAGE 5 + Coyotes can scale 6-to 8- foot w•lts. + To prevent problems, feed ' pets indoors and store pet food Indoors; use trash bar- rels with tight-fitting lids; put trash out the morning of pickup instead of the night before. . + Don't feed or provide water for any wildlife, espe- cially coyotes. + Don't use plastic bags for garbage since coyotes can rip the bag. L-------------------------~ Traffic concerns slow plans for construction on former Loral site • Extent of consultant's work also could keep 500- home proj ect from getting past Newport Beach Planning Commission . By Evan Henerson, Staff Writer Concern over traffic conges- tion dnd the scope of a city-hired consultant's work appear to have kept a 500-unit luxury housing project from moving past the Newport Beach Planning Com- mission Thursday night. As of press time Tbursddy, Uae commission was still taking com- ments from residents whose homes could be affected by the project Two planrung corrurussioners dlso indicated earlier in the evening thdt they would be re luc- tant or unwillmg to approve the project's environmental impact report without a revised trafhc impact study. Ford Motor Land Company IS seeking to build 500 luxury homes on a 100-acre site at Jam- boree and MacArthur, the site of the forme r Loral Aeronulroruc manufactunng plant. whlch had previously been used for the aerospace industry. Ford Ldnd ofbaals had hoped to have the first homes built and I occupied by September of 1996 But, as Thursday's heanng indicated, there is still much to be • SEE PROJECT PAGE 5 Water district approves new budget, orders cuts' By Tina Borgatta, Staff Wrirer COSTA MESA - 'The Mesa Consolidated Water District Board of Directors on Thursday night approved a $15.7 million budget but -ordered the stalf lo administer $212,500 worth of cuts. Exactly where those cuts will take place will be detemuned by the general manager. The cuts will help offset a $619,000 hort· fall in the budget. "I think we can accomplish that,• said Mesa Consoliddted general manager Karl Kemp. "There are some very spec1hc things we can do as far as finP- tuning some of the areas. We can modify the consultants budget, we can modify our training and st>rn.inar budget." Directors Hank Panian and Trudy Ohl.Jg pushed for $250,000 worth of cuts in several specific areas of the budget, mcluchng allocations for consultants and staff attendance at seminars. as well as for meebng. department and eqwpment expenses. But. bocird president Tom Nel- son de cnbed the cuts as ·arb1- I trary" and instead suggeste. d a flat $212,500 cul w1thout recom- mend.mg areas of concentration. At press bme Thursday night, the board was still considenng a proposed rate hike th~t would bn9g the dlstnct's basic charge up to $12 from the current $11 and its usage fee to $1.35, up t>1g ht cents from the current $1.27. MMC' ~™I ~y Pl.OT Corone del Mar Hlgll School sdence tNcber Ron Sdlldlger ls calltng It quits after 37 years ol eclucatlrlg youagAen. An instructor whose We has been devoted to t.-aching and science, Schnitger rontinues to '°talk enthusiastically about edu- cating young people -even •~ he makes plans to leave the field. . •1 don't feel bad about 'eav- tng, • illkl the NeWport Beech Nlideot. •There con\el a til:n .. when every person bas to real· ize that it's time for the younger generation to step in. l think that time is now, my bealtb elk· tat tt.• Being an educator wu a childhood drMm. •1 alw•ys wante d to be • tNc:ber from ·~ I . l . I ' ' • FRIDAY. JUNE to 1115 ' --- " ,G ladonna kienitz Lost in space? Get on course at the library I f the chaos of our home planet finds you frowning upon the human race, why not revisit a race offering testi- mony to what we are capable of accomplishing? With just your library card, you can launch a mission of optimism, fueled by numerous recently published works about America's triumphs and trials in outer space. Begin your explorations with "Moon Shot," published last swnmer, just prior to the 25th anniversary of man's first moon landing. ln this firsthand account, former astronauts Alan Shepard and Deke Slayton describe the early work of Wern- er von Braun and his German rocket scientists, the Russians' Sputnik launch, and Neil Arm- strong's triumphant first steps on the moon. • Paren~ get 'stat treatment' l • Newport Heights teachers thank parents by buying a star in the universe in their name. By Ellie Parvin, Staff Writer NEWPORT HEIGHTS -Parents at Newport Heights Elementary School have earned a star -a real one, in the universe -for their volunteer work. Newport Heights teachers purchased the star in the parents' name as one way to express their gratitude, and announced the gift during the annual "Volunteer Tea," hosted Thursday in the school's library. "The volunteers are like our stars," said teacher Nancy Little, "so why shouldn't they have a star named after them?" PTA President Sandi Hill accepted the framed star certificate with appreciation from Principal Shele Tamaki. "(The star) is a really unique gift; the teachers really reached out to find something special," Hill said. . Llttle,first got the idea to buy the star for the volunteers when she was reading a magazine in December. . MARC MARTIN I DAllY PILOT The press corps of Newport Heights -actually the student council members -greet PTA members Thursday during a PTA parent appreciation tea tn the school's library. u Race to the Moon'' covers roughly the same set of events, but emphasizes the early years of the space race, development of the V-2 rocket during World War II, and the actions of U.S. military intelligence to prevent this technology from falling into Soviet hands. And since each year the volunteer tea revolves around a specific theme, "You're a Star" was chosen this year - and the faculty played ~e slogan to the · dressed as the press corps) rushed to point their cameras at each parent who arrived, completing the "star treatment." Star Registry on May 1. The star is named "Newport Heights PTA." . The star name and coordinates Will be recorded in the Registry's fourth book. The Registry books collectively contain more than 400,000 stars that have been purchased and named. Festival of Festivals in Canada .. At the festival, Ivor Downie named the stars after the celebrities to honor them,. said an International Star Registry spokesper- son. hilt. . A "Hollywood Star Walle of Fame" led the way to the Weber Library and Resource Room, which was decorated with stai:s hanging from the ceiling. "The kids did a great job,• said volun- teer Connie Cherry, who is next year's PTA president. "The star is something that is forever . .. now we can look up in the sky and be reminded of how much we are· appreciat- ed, • said Cherry. "Man in Space," edited by H.J.P. Arnold, is an oversized, abundantly-illustrated history of space exploration. While the text is commendable for its accessi- bility to the general reader, it is the large, color illustrations that make this book notable. According to Llttle, parents can see their star in the Pegasus constellation Purchasing a star from the Registry costs.$50, which includes the certificate of authentication. during fall and winter.· · And Llttle 'added, "(The volunteers') light will always be shining upon us." And a group of "paparazzi" (Newport H e ights student council members The faculty all pitched in and pW'- chased the star from the International Naming stars first began in 1979 at the school days Conversely, Andrew Chaikin 's prose shines brightest in "A Man on the Moon." An engaging chronicle of the Apollo Project, from Kennedy's resolution to land a man on the moon through the vicissitudes of the manned I unar effort, Chaikin 's book ends with the scrapping of the final Apollo launches. Pupils staying busy as school year winds down Culled from interviews with astronauts and their f~es, and through years of research in NASA archives, this is a must- read in the narrative tradition of "The Right Stuff," that captures the excitement surrounding one of the greatest feats of the centu- ry -America 's landing of a man on the moon in 1969. The stories of real astronauts form a large chapter of the space age story. In "Deke!" read an account of the American effort by Slayton, one of the original Mercury Seven astronauts. Perhaps the darkest moment of America's space endeavors came in 1986, when the shuttle Challenger exploded into a fiery ball, taking the lives of its sev~n crew members. The story of one, teacher Christa McAuliff, is recounted in "I Touch the Future." For a more pe rsonal perspective, check out "A Jour- na I for Christa," a moving mem- oir by McAullif's mother, Grace Corrigan . Other hapless moments are rPcctl.led in ''.Lost Moon," the sto- ry of the ill-fated Apollo 13 mis- sion -aborted when an explo- $ion destroyed the module's electrical and life support sys- tems. • LADONNA UENnz is the Newport Beach librarian. Qleck It Out is written by the staff of the Newport ~ach Pu~ lie Library, This week's column is by Steven Short. reference librarian. California Elementary It is the last time I get to write to all my readers, so here is what is going on at California Elemen- tary! Our first graders have worked extremely hard all year and at last week's open house had displays that showed how hard they really have been working. In April, they went to see a play called uThe Secret Garqen." This has been the center of attentionforscience,writing,and social studies. They have been doing many things this month like writing stories, planting vegeta- bles and flower seeds, and study- ing maps on England and India located on the map of the world. In math they are adding and sub- tracting to places. ' Our second graders are observing life cycles of frogs, plants, chickens and a few insects. They are studying flowers and observing their parts. They also studied where the seedlings grow inside the seed. Their dinosaur reports are interesting to research, write and paint. They learned a very nice-song to 170 with a Readers' Theater about dinosaurs. They also are starting a math and language unit about quilts. Our third grad~rs have been busy this past month. Th~y are doing researchreports on early Native·Amertcan tribes. They will conclude their studies with a dio- rama of their chosen tribe. They had their ·projects out for open house on June 1. Inventions made by the fourth and fifth graders were also dis- played. Third and fourth graders saw a play at the Performing Arts Cen - ter. They were sponsored by Taco Bell and The Pacific Symphony. Our fourth graders are work- ing hard on the ABC's of the Cal- ifornia books using a computer. They dissected owl pellets and are learning many things about owls. They also raised a lot of money at the jog-a-thon. - Our fifth graders are working hard on their new assignments, president reports. They had their DARE graduation on May 31 and went to the DARE fair on June 1. Congratulations DARE essay win- ners! Our jog-a-thon was a wonder- ful success. We collected more than $15,500. The goal was for each class to earn at least.$1,000. We more than met our expecta- tions. The monies we collected will go toward our science pro- gram. We were lucky to get-corporate sponsorships and donations of prizes from the business commu- nity. A big thanks goes to: Ben's Asp~t, The Water Source, the Calif omia Angels, Disneyland, Barnes and Noble, Taco Bell, Planet Hollywood, Teacher's Pet, Newport Rib Company and Gold- en Spoon Frozen' Yogurt. Pilot hour answering seMc:e Miry be Mesa. CA. 92626. Copyright: No used to record 1.tters to the news stories. Illustrations. edlto- editor on any topic. rial matW or ~rtisements ADDRESS herein c.an be reproduced wittl· TEMPERATURES out wrttt.n permission of copy-Newport Beach VOL •• NO. 129 our address Is no w. B~ st .. r1ght owner. Costa M~. Calif. 92627. :~ ' ntOMAS K. IOHNSON, COR8ECDONS HOW IQ REACH US 63158 . Publisher CJra.Utlon W1LL1M1 L09DB.L. Editor It ls the Piiot's policy to prompt· Costa Mesa STIVIM4 WI, ly correct all erron of a.ibstan<». The llmes Orange County 68157 Man.glng Edit« Please CAii 574-423). ~k you. (800) 252·9141 Corona del Mar IRIS YOkOI. City Editor Adwrtlslng 66158 MAK MMTIN. 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Winds becom- Your comments abOcJt the Dally ~ and loc.t tua) POSTMA$-Callfoml1 Community NeM, Ing llght earty this Pllot or news tipi will be rec.Ot'd· n.-: s.nct ...,_~to a T1met Mlrl"Of Compeny, '"' morning with some ed and glwn directly to Editor The~~Mese ...,.., s. '°""· ffrty motnlng .. Wiiiiam ~I. The same 24-Dally f'llot. '-0 ... ,,.,, Go9ta ~tndClO clouds and fog, • • A special thanks to teachers and parents who spent hours organizing, planning and work- ing the day of the jog-a-thon, counting laps, spraying hot faces with water and cheering us on. The all-school barbecue was another highlight of the day. It was fun having parents eat lunch with us and organize games to play. Open house on June 1 started with the kindergarten circus. Din- ner was served to almost 500 par- ents and students, classes were visited, the Invention Convention was on display in our multi-pur- pose room. The evening ended with our traditional ice cream social. We were entertained by a barbershop quartet and a pup- peteer. This •was a fun-filled evening for all. -C. Vincent Quella IV Newport Heights Elementary The pace certainly hasn't slowed down at Newport Heights. Recently the kindergarteners went lo Shipley Nature Center at Huntington Beach Park. They ate a picnic lunch by the lake and had a tremendous amount of fun in the "hands-on" Nature Center. The second grade has been learning about our local eco-sys- tem, the Back Bay, a9d they will be going on a field trip to visit it soon. In addition to studying it sci- entifically, students are enriching their knowledge about ecosys- tems by reading the book "Peli- >can Bill." Mr. Vaiuso's fifth-grade dass conducted an experiment called "Mars Lander." The object of this fascinating science exploration was to drop an uncooked chicken egg 20 feet. The box that the egg is in should be packed so the egg will not break. Fifth-graders are also filming a play called ·My Brother Sam Is Dead." The sixth grade · is ge tting ready for graduation and the big beach party. On June 1, the sixth grade went to the DARE Fair. The following day, June 2, the sixth. grade competed in an all-district meet. "Showtime," our school talent show, was on June 2. Family Surf Night is tonight. Multi-talented first-grade teacher John Daffron's' fabulous band the "Nomads" will be belting out surf tunes and everyone is invited to come and dance the night away. The much-looked-forward-to annual teacher versus sixth grade softball game will be on J\ine 15. We are winding down our school reading-incentive program called "Best Foot Forward." First Uuough third grade students who have read more than 80 books will be attending the principal's party while upper grade students who have read a minimum of 100 books will be able to purchase prizes at "The Store." As you see, Newport Heights Elementary is a school that is busy and full of life. Have a nice sum- mer from the Heights. -Molly Weedn Student Coundl President Whittier Elementary The Whittier PALS would like to thank the following community members for their contributions toward PAL camp funding: Whittier School PTA; Mrs. Lenora Sea.t'Sf McFarland and Associates Insurance Agency; Newport Custom Woodworking; Famous Subs; El Salvador Imports; and Connie Lawson and Dodi Mauher of Alpha Beta (Ttj- angle Square). Nine students and two teach- ers will be going to Camp Ta Ta Ponchon in the San Bernardino Mountains Aug. 25 to 27. The stu- dents ·wrn be learning skills in conflict management and drug and gang resistance. Congratulations to the third and fourth grade boys, who took second place in the Llons' Cup Soccer Tournament. Our fifth and sixth grade boys' team took first place. All received medals at the Fish Fry Carnival Saturday. -Ms. Anderson and Ms. Peck • SCHOOL DAYS is a feature that runs on Fridays. The reports are submitted from each individual school. If you have questions about how to•get news about your school induded, call City Editor Iris Yolcoi at 574-4233. I .... ~-,-1 ... s•-J•.-/". ~ !.'" ,- 9' , ,) oil , , J, J 1 ' \ I ' clearing by mid morning. TIDES1 TODAY First low 1:16 a.m. -0.3 First high 7:15 a.m. 3.5 Second low 12;28p.m. 1.3 Second high 6:59 p.m. 5.8 SATURDAY First low 2:03 a.m. ·-0.3 First high 8:14 a.m. 3.7 Second low 1:17 p.m. 1A Second high 7;41 p.m. 6.3 WATllt .,._81AW:64 From Surfltne w.vellllk thro ...... n.wtey The California coast continues to have a surge of fun swells. t but nothing with much size. This week we will should see a new head-high southwest swell that should stay with us through the Wfftt- end. By Wednesday, there Is a chance that we will see our first solld south swell of the teaJC>n. If the storm stay5 strofl9 we could ,.. k>lld ov«hffd s.ts by the end of next week. For ca11y surf reports and fcnc.nts. catl (900) 97'-SURF. TM CAlll COltl s 1.50 plus ~ polllbte tolt. - -~~~ J...L-/ _·t"' .-:e·.~ . i".:__ •• "~ COSTA ~ • JOOO Wodc of Gwfield: Angry that a burglar used their doggy door to get at their master's goods, two doQs barked and barked until their master awoke. But after looking around the yard and seeing nothing to agitate his canines, the owner was puzzled. Yet the puzzle was solved once he looked at the doggy door then entered the garage and saw that his S600 mountain bike had vanished from its cluttered interior. • J050 lrtstol St.: A patron at bar in the Red Uon Inn stored her pune under a table and went to go d.a • f9W songs. But when she retumed, her purse wt11 gone. The purse was lettr retrieved near a pay phone, bUt tts S160 worth of cash and contents were missing. .... OllTllAOt • M41 I. COMt Hwy.: A S1SO marble table wfth cast Jron legs was seized from the patfo of the Mezzaluna Restau- rant In Corona del Mer. Message to dadS, don't get a dog N ext Sunday will be my sev- enth Father's Day as a dad. Taylor and 'Ilistan are now ~and 3, and I'm no longer a rook· • ie. With midnight feedings, dirty diapers, Ratti, Barney, and even a year of kindergctrten in the rear- view Il).irror, l'm now qualified to off er some advice to new fathers. Here goes: Don't get a dog. You can probably figure out everything else by yourself -love your kid unconditionally, spend a lot of time with them, teach them right from wrong, blah, blah, blah. But no one warned me about the dog thing. I wish someone had. I had gallantly resisted getting a pooch for five years. Instinctive- ly, I sensed it was wrong. All wrong. On so many d.ifJerent lev- els. I knew I'd eventually have to take care of the beast. I envi- sioned our backyard -not exactly a Sunset Magazine photo spread before the introduction of a dog - in greater ruins that anything in Greece. And l imagined I would spend my summer spraying for fleas and picking dog hair off of, well, everything. Z I imagined righ~ To look at her, Coco isn't much. Half fox terrier, half Scottish terri- er, the guy at the pet store claimed. I'd like to see the papers. She grew up a lot different than advertised. We wanted a short-haired dog; Coco's long coat could withstand a Viking winter. We ~anted a low-energy mutt, something along the lines of Jed Clampett's bloodhound; Coco's 23 pounds of tail-waggin', face-lickin', hole- diggin'. non-stop-bark.in' hyper- ness. We wanted a dog that would bond to the kids and my wife; Coco's in love with me . A better guess on Coco's her- itage: Tasmanian Devil. My back- yard's been destroyed, the fleas have moved in, and l lead a one- man Poop Patrol each time any- one wants to spend time in the Back Forty. This was part of fatherhood 1 didn't bargain for. Neither should you. Be warned: the dog seduction will start innocently enough. "Wouldn't it be nice if the kids had a dog?-my wife asked. I gave her a smile and hoped she'd drop it. "Bill, every kid needs a dog," she continued with a little more force. We repeated the one-sided conversation every month for the 1894-1995 FOUR GENERATIONS 101 Years·! All Hardwood Flooring On SAL·E A.LDEN'S CARPETS, INC. 1663 Placencia St. Co ca Mesa 646-4838 FRIDAY, JUNE 9. 1995 • : ---·------ 1 _ _ I Costa Mesa law would allow reboilding compromise william lobdell next four years before she finally pulled out the big guns -the kids. "Please, please, puuuuullllll- lleeeeeease, Daddy!" It was now three against one. I didn't have a chance. • City officials hope that building owners will choose to build anew rather than repair old and worn properties. By Tina Borgatta, Staff Writer COSTA MESA -City officials are hoping a new ordinance will give apartment owners an incen- tive to do more than just patch- work on dilapidated buildings. On Monday, the City Council gave initial approval to a plan . that will allow apartment owners the chance to rebuild new struc- tures on their property without having to meet all the standards that are required for new devel- opments. "Currently, an owner can build back the total number of units they had before, but they have to meet all of our other development standards, like for parking, building se~back and height," said Costa Mesa Senior Planner Alice Angus. "What we heard from the development community and from the apartment owners was that it was very difficult to meet all the standards, and the butld· ing would be out of character from the rest of the units in the neighborhood.· Under the new plan, the prop- erty owners would be allowed to negotiate certain standards if they agree to property adjust- ments in other areas, like better landscaping, more open space and structural upgrades. "So, if they chose to tear down and redevelop, th~y could negotiate density and get back to the original number of units, or slightly less, without h&ving to meet all the other standards,· Angus said. UThey would have to be closer to the existing sla.!1· dards than they were before, but they could negotiate the rest if they agree to include some other amenities.• The council will consider gw- ing final approval to the plan during its June 19 meetin!]- "J think (the plan) has poten- tial." Angus said. "It will be interesting to see bow soon we get an application. "We're hoping that eventual- ly, the owners will feel that it no longer makes sense to just keep patching up an old, decaying building, and that it would be worthwhile for them to rebuild.• At this point. you may recall, I turned to our usually insightful readers. I put the question to them: Isn't owning a dog more hassle tl\.an it's worth? Dog lovers flooded the Readers Hotline with heart-warming stories about man's best friend. Reserve officer injured in eye during training exercise Broken, I had no fight left. "Fine," l told my wife. "Get the dog. But I'm not doing anything with it. No walks, no feeding it, no cleaning up the dog doo." (I'd be doing all those tasks within a week). My wife nodded her head sweetly, the boys jumped up and down wildly, and I was proud owner of a puppy named Coco. It's been a year since the d<>§- invaded our home, and now there's no way out ... not that I haven't thought about it. Leaving the back gate open just a tad has crossed my mind a thousand times or so, but I'd then have to deal with the broken hearts of two young boys. No, I'm stuck with Coco for the next 15 years or so. So I adjusted. I've pretty much given up on the backyard. I've learned to battle the fleas to a truce. And, my wife just informed me, now that Coco's house-bro- ken, we'll be re-carpeting the bedrooms (for about $1,000). "You're a great dad," my wife says with a hug: Maybe so. but that doesn't mean you have to b~ one, too. • WIWAM LOBDELL is the editor. COSTA MESA -A veteran Costa Mesa reserve police offi- cer sulfered minor injuries from an accident during a training session Wednesday night. During the training session conducted in the parking lot of the Orange County Fairgrounds at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, two reserve officers accidentally fired their training weapons at the window shield of the vehicle reserve officer Dennis Casteel, 46, was riding in, according to Costa Mesa Police Capt. Tom Lazar. The shots produced a blast that shattered the window Cas- teel was sitting behind, Lazar said. Casteel's eyes were injured from the flying glass and his face burned by the gun powder, Lazar added. The officer was immediately transferred to Hoag Hospital in · Newport Beach for treatment. He remained there overnight and is scheduled to undergo minor surgery today to remove the small glass fragments from his eyes. Lazar said. Doctors expect his eyes to fully recover, he added. "This is rar~." Lazar said of the accident. "You try lo plan training so things like this don't happen, but sometimes in the h eal of the situabon it does ... The reserve officers, armed with training weapons and blank rounds for the weapons, were training for u high-risk felony vehicle stops" -incidents RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Where Your Dollar Coven Morel 19'22 HARIOll 11.VD., COSTA MESA • 541· I 156 -- - -----~ ])ad's Day June 18 BEEF STICK ' SALE ~9:»~~1/J!I WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th at lrVine Ave., Newport Beach • Send a Gift By Phone 642-4302 • ,. / Proc!T~e.Luncfte.on Menu 11'.30 Jlt.Af. -2:30 P.!M. 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(f//tllf ~ 111(-4,,,.,.,., f'WIM#-....... _...., (ll.f} 752../KXJ.1 • ~<»{S Sfl(jt;;'F31'l!D .. - ' ., J • TEACHER CONTINUED FROM 1 when 1 wu little,• said Schnitger. To achieve bis goals, Schnitger obtained bis bachelor's d~ at Whittier College, where be majored In criminology and biolo- gy with a minor in physical sci- ence. He received his masters degree in marine science from the University of Southern California. He began teaching physics at La Habra High School in 1958. Teaching at La Habra was •a great experience• for Schnitger,. and it also kept him from being drafted for the Vietnam War, he said. Schnitger's next career move was to Corona del Mar High School m 1964, where he bas taught biology and JUSt about every other science ever since. "I en1oy teachmg most any sci- ence,• said Schrutger. ·I think most teachers. lf they are really into their sub1ect, want to share the joy and excitement about the topic. There's so many mteresting things out there! "I would like my students to leave school and have a personal relationship with Ndture. That's very special." To that end, Schnitger was responsible for creating and implementing se.~ral f)rograms that help students get closer to nature. In 1967, he received a federal grant and created the Floating Marine Lab Program in Newport Beach. The program, known today as the Dana Point Marine Science Institute, enables st\J - dents to perform experiments that an oceanographer would do, and to obtain first-hand knowledge of operations aboard an oceano- graphic researt h vessel. •I feel very proud that a project we started m 1967 is still going today -that says a lot for it,· said Schrutger. Schnitger also started the Field Ecology Program at Corona del Mar, m which students first study tbe general idea ol how eco&ogy Works and tbea go on field trips to u.e a..eit or the mountairil. ~ tbe field tri.-, •dUJlr eyes begin to Slee t.tu.ngs that their miDds didn't see (while they were st\ldyipg). It's amazing! It's some- tbing' 'tIMtt goes 'click' in their brain because they are getting to know tbe environment. It's part ot the fun of ill • Sdmitger also brought lbe Advanced Placement program to the high school when he orga- nized the first AP class on campus -biology, of course. "I'm considered a hard teacher," said Schnitger. "The kids know what to expect. You only get from the kids what you expect fro~ them. "Ask little, get liWe. You don't get what you don't ask for. But you also have to be willing to put your arm around them and walk them through. Most important, you have to be fair.• As if be wasn't busy enough, Schnitger also works with the state Department of 'Fish .and Game. He helps with the scientif- ic trolls, which are tests performed to detennine if there are increased or decreased numbers of fish in the bay. Currently. the fish popu- lation is growing, and "the bay is getting better,· according to Schnitger. But teaching has always been his main love. And being flexible has been the key to his good rela- tions with students, be said. "You need to be able to make analogies that fit the time and pick out what kids can relate with," be said. "You can't sit still. You've got to keep moving on. If you don't, nothing's going to hap- • pen. I still enjoy the kids -they keep me yoling and active I· That said, Schnitger is DOW making plans to move with his wife to Washington state, where he can continue to pursue his environmental interests. • m miss my colleagues and my department cmd the kids.· said Schnitger. "There's no questjon about that. The kids keep us young. They make you feel good.• FREE INVWIENT FAii Saturdar, June 10th, 9111 4p1 : ~~~~&7e.ae/J NATIONAU Y KNOWN SPEAKERS EXPERTS IN All SECTORS OF THE FINANCIAL MARKETS STOCK MARKET.JNTERNATIONAl CURRENCIES ... CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE ... OFF-SHORE INVESTING .. . ENERGY INDUSTRY ... MINING INDUSTRY ..• Hl·TECH .. . INVESTMENT BANKING ... FINANCIAL PL.ANNING .. .IPO's ... 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But after the advanced place- ment students briefly investigat- ed the project and reported back to him, Tomlin ,quickly realized that he bad given them some- thing closer to mission lmJ>O$;$i- ble. It seems that neither the school, 1he yearbook nor local newspapers provided a reliable record ol the school's annual top student. And Tomlin and the stu- dents are now asking local resi- dents for help in completing their project. "We are kind of stwnped," said Tomlin, the high school's for- mer track coach. "There are no records -past 1980, we have drawn a blank. My initial hope was that they could find an article in the day after graduation's' paper. lbat wu not always the C4.le.· TomUri mcS ~ idea for Uie project WU spurred by simiLu assignments he bad given daqes in the past. During one ~­ ment, in which students were required to interview a prominent student in the high school's hist~ ry, he noticed that valedictorlans in particular, were absent from the list. The students and Tomlin also want to create some type of memorial for the former students -using money they raised recy- cling aluminum cans. "We want to find a place on campus to put a brass plaque with the names," Tomlin said. "My goal before I retire is to have a (brass plaque) for .each valedicto rian." U anyone has any infonnatio regarding Corona del Mar Hig School's past valedictorians, Tom- lin asks that they please conta him at 760-3320. St. Joachim's students find charity in numbers • School used arithmetic to raise $560 for St. Jude Hospital. COSTA MESA -Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division proved lucrative for stu- dents at St. Joachim Elementary School. The students in"March partici-' pated in a Math-a-Thon that raised $560 for St. Jude Chil- dren's Research Hospital. In the Math-a-Thon, the stu- dents from kindergarten through eighth grade computed a num- ber of age-appropriate arithmetic problems within a certain num- ber of minutes. And friends and family mem- bers signed up as sponsors who co~tted money for each cor- rect math problem. "The Math-a-Thon benefited the kids in two ways," said Kathy Dressler of St. Joachim. •They practiced their math skills and they bad a good feeling because they helped other children.• · St. Jude Children's Research Hospital sees approximately 4,400 sick children each year. The hospital specializes in can- cer studies but also conducts research for four specific child- hood catastrophic diseases, including leukemia, rare blood diseases, infectious diseases and solid tumors. St. Jude contacts schools nationwide. and requests their hetp in raising money for research through events such as Math-a-Thons. "Without the support of the families and children involved in the Math-a-Thon, we would not be able to continue to provide Dad deserves a Rolex THE CEI.EBRATED OYSTER CASE D. D. 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Contaminated soil ~d groundwater will require mit- igatio~. but the scope of the work is feasible, according to the envi- ronmental report presented Thursday. Sections of that EIR were ~ailed into question at the meet- ing by commissioners and resi- dents alike. Commissioner Garold Adams said he did not believe that the traffic impact study ade- quately reflected the impact to the Eastbluff community. He recommended that city planning staff conduct a more detailed origin/destination study and that the data be brought back at a subsequent meeting. Following Adams' lead, resi- dents of the nearby Eastbluff and Bellcourt communities raised con- cerns about the amounts of traffic that the new residents will bring through the established neigh- borhoods. Many said that the Eastbluff neighborhood is currently experi- encing traffic problems, which need to be addressed . 'But, city planner John Douglas empha- sized that the Ford Company should not be held accountable for existing problems. The issue or site cleanup also came under discussion. In addi- tion to the Ford's consulting team, the city has hired separate experts m the fields of hazardous material and groundwater hydrology to avoid potential conflicts of interest in evaluating the site. The commission discussed the hiring of a consultant to oversee the scope of cleanup work, but commissioners and Ford officials differed over how much authority the eonsultant should be given. Planning staff members favored no salary cap for the con- sultant, while Ford officials want- ed the scope of the work to be more clearly confined. BANNERS CONTINUED FROM 1 to le t the air out and Jock it away for good. A new sign ordinance, which won preliminary approval from the City Council on Mon- day, outlaws roof-mounted inflat- ables all together. "That includes all the T-shirts, reptiles, mammals a nd tacos that seem to be so popular in this area,~ said City Manager Allan Roeder. Smaller balloons and inflat- able signs will still be allowed, as Jong as they aren't anchored on top of the roof. And, they must not exceed 10 feet in diame ter or ny higher than 75 feet. The ordinance will come before the council for final approval on June 19. -By Tina Borgatta COYOTES CONTINUED FROM 1 Gorus said . ·During the last couple of weeks, we've had about half a dozen coyote sightings citywide," Gonis said. "And some small pets have been killed.• In a coyote fact sheet, Animal Control Officer Eric Metz calls coyotes "the most intelligent native animal in the area." Coy- otes are opportunistic animals which feed on rabbits and ground squirrels. However, they will eat cats and small dogs if given the opportunity. Homeowners can take precau- tions against coyotes by feeding their pets indoors and not leaving food or loose trash outside. Fallen rruit should be removed from yards and homeowners should clear brush and weeds which can serve as cover for coyotes. Pets should be kept indoors during evening and early morning hours and residents are advised not to feed wildlile. Attacks on humans are rare, according to Metz, but coyotes have attacked small children in the past. CLEANING CONTINUED FROM 1 ·we give out awa.rds for most trash collected and most unusual object (found)," said Quinn. Volunteers also receive a free Clean Harbor Day t-sblrt. The community event was launched in 1981 by restaurateur and community leade_r Bill Hamilton. Anyone interested tn helping out..lllould meet at 8 a.m., at the Cannery Restaurant, 3010 ~ Avenue, or call 151· 1 • FIUDAY, JUNE 9, 1995 RECOVERY COMING ALONG STEADY FOR TWO YOUNGSTERS CONTINUED FROM 1 Whether their children Would ful· ly recover from head injuries. Now nearly a month after the accident, the two are recovering at home -relearning and fine-tun- ing their motor skills under the watchful and protective eyes of their grateful parents, who find it tough not to worry. "I see kids riding down the streets and l think, 'Oh no, he'll be doing that again,'" said Scott Nestel, Noah's father. "I just have to know he can go across the street and not worry, but I don't feel comfortable yet.• For Scott, the image of Noah's thin body lying helpless in h1s hospital bed with tubes in his bead and lungs is still haunting. "It feels like somebody died that you love very much and came back to life -I get tears in my eyes and I get chills because his friends are coming over again and eating over here like they used to," said Scott, relishing in the noises of Noah and his friends, laughing and joking in the backgroWld. · "I do value life a little more now and realize how precious it is and how quick it can be gone,• Scott said. HHow blessed we are to have a second chance.• After the accident it's been dif- ficult, Scott said, to be the discipli- nary father figure. He finds him- self giVing into his son's demands, like dying his hair the color of a purple popsicle. The boy's cropped psychedelic b.airdo hides the two scan on bis head. A bag- gy brown shirt conceals the four- inch incision on bis stomach. "A.. much as I hate to, I have to get back into the disciplinary part of being a father even though I want to do everything for him," Scott said. Father and son are close. They go sU.rting, skating and snow- boarding together. Not knowing whether they would ever do that again was unbearable for Scott. "I could deaJ with it if he were dead or if he made it. but that gray area when the doctors are saying, 'We don't know.' is the most frightening thing anybody can face." Bight days after the accident, on May 12, Noah came out of his coma -one hour before his father's 45th birthday ended. Doctors expect Noah to recov- er 100% .• and in six months be can go b<!ck to being as active as he was p?i.or to the accident. His physical therapy for basic eye and hand coordination is nearly over, and he will start back at his school, College Park Elementary, today. Last week when he went to school for half a day, Noah, known as the class clown, was the center of attention. "When I went to eat lunch, everyone sat on the grass and stared at me for a long time,• IE EMINAB ~-' ~ J..t ' ""'~ ~ '6 ,ee -e "" """" Nit U!U.~. MONDAY, JUNE 5 & 12, 1995 7 :30 PM -9:00 PM CONFERENCE ROOM OAKWOOD APAllTllB•TS 1700 16™ STREET, NEWPORT BEACH CALL (714) 546-8824 for more information OPEN BREAKFAST• UNCH• DINNER ALSO DAILY SPECIALS NO COUPONS REQUIRED •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I.U NC H FREE LARGE COKE with purchase of our World Famous Swordfish Tacos DINNER FOR TWO With Soup or Salad Choice of: Salmon • Swordfish• Mahi-Mahi • Shrimp Halibut • Steak $ 5 5 0 Charb$iled Chi95 Breast I 'I oom~1 s PER COUPLE PER DINNE~ I . 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"She doesn't have any physical problems, it's mental,• Lindsay's mother Cheryl Hales said. "She bas problems with her short-term memory.• Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The ~lldltlon Continues Since t972 , tO<:KTAILS 11111[, 11Jl,() PH<H<f AHEAD 196 E. f7 TH ST., COSTA MESA 645-7626 • Cheryl. a single mother going through a separation from ber husband, has the added burden of being uninsured and not being able to qualify for Medicatd assis- tance. "Lindsay was in a coma and they tell me she's not covered." Cheryl said. ~1 was hysterical. I was mad. I was scared.• Lindsay is not enrolled in a therapy program because they are still wading through bureau- cratic red tape, Cheryl said. 1n two weeks, Cheryl sho~d be receiving insurance aid from a social service agency for chil- dren's care. In the meantime, she gives her daughter. whatever therapeutic help she can, but fears the more time that passes without profes- sional therapy will prove detri- mental to Lindsay. "I'm afraid she's going back· wards,• Cheryl said. "I do what I can but I'm not a therapist.• She teaches Lindsay the alpha- bet, letters and numbers every morning. The little girl also has problem.1 teeing with her left eye and sometimel walks into wall.I, Cheryl Mid. Undsay was full of smiles as she played on the playground equipment at Mariners Park Thursday with her little sister, Krlsta, 4. Lindsay did not appear afraid to climb and play. She lifted her blond cwly bead up to the sun and closed her eyes as her moth- er pushes her in the swing. "I'm tired, Mommy,• she said. Cheryl loaded Lindsay into her small metal wheelchair and called to Krista that it was time to go home. Lindsay tires easily and using a wheelchair is easier than walk· ing. The family doesn't have a car -it was repossessed while Lind· say was in the hospital, Cheryl explains. "I worry about Lindsay. then I worry about Krista -I don't know which way to go.• Cheryl said, her bright smile fading for the first time. "When no one is around, I fall apart and cry.· • Bankruptcy • Corporations • Wills/Trusts •Divorce • Tensnt/Lsndlord • Much, much more fnlf fomf o 1]otolegol Clinics, Inc. Richard H. Foltz -we accept all major credit cards -751.IJ734 29DD Sri I . A1DB •Co Mesa DIEMAM3 (R) F.-T "Mii CN -11) ~~3 IU T llUOGES Of MADllOll (N·11) IAIDIU Of MADllOll CGWTY (P'tl-13) COllO 13 I ~ C-. TIDE (II) ' FLUKE (N ) I TAI.El FROM TME MOOD (II) MllMDllRI THE aAIS ..U ("8·13) ~TllEllll WM.I YOU WEM lllEPIMI (PG) Ca.IO (N-11) FOlll(J "Miii (N-13) C:.-0 ·13 \ ' I I f!UDAY, JUNE t. 1195 the harbor ilot . MARC·MARTll'll / OAltY PtLOT lbe bait barge h anchored near the entrance to Newport Harbor so anglers can pick up fr~sb bait as they leave the harbor. NO WAIT FOR -BAIT -- Worker enjoys his life aboard the bait barge near the entrance to Newport Harbor . . - By Anna Marie Stolley, Staff~ J ohn Cunningham is 30 years old. While his friends busy themselves with their c~ee~ and family, Cunningham catches the big waves on his surfboard. But some of the magic is gone. Cunningham is in a transi- tion period. ·it's time to be an adult, so to speak,~ said Cunningham, who is taking classes to be an emergency, medical technician, although he isn't sure he wants to be one. In fact, Cunningham doesn't know what he wants to do with his life -yet. But while Cunningham fig- ures out what career path be wishes to pursue, he will spend his sixth swruner on the bait barge, dishing out squid, sardines and anchovies. And catching the waves if he can. But if truth be told: Cun- ningham and his chocolate Labrador Zuke enjoy the hours they spend near the entrance of Newport Harbor. Cunningham likes chatting with the customers. answering questions and offering fishing lips. Meanwhile Zuke gleefully chases the birds off the barge and occasionally jumps in the water or just sits and howls. Sometimes on weekends, boats line up for bait, bever- ages and fuel. But often during the week, Cunningham sits on the barge by himself, reading or listening to music for hours before a lone Usherman appears. Every morning, Cunning- Thousands of anchovies swim Inside the barge's holding wells. ham scrubs bird droppings off of the barge, and cleans it carefully. Cunningham, bait barge -owner Tony Greyshock, and Greyshock's son Jason and nephew Matthew work hard to insure the bait barge looks attractive. Before the barge came into existence, fishermen and women got their bait from the landings or the bait boat, rvn by Greyshock's brother, Steve. Greyshock, a boat builder, listened to the complaints of his customers, whcf wanted a more reliable place to pur- chase bait. He decided to do something about it. \VhenGreyshockfUstasked the pty for permission to run a bait barge in 1985, the city was hesitant. "Most barges are noisy and i:agly," said Greyshock. But Greyshock promised that his barge wou1d be different. Granted a one-year permit, Greyshock did not put a great deal of money into the first barge. . "But the first year went by real smooth," said Greyshock. "And the fishermen were so stoked to be able to get bait at regular hours." The city allowed the barge to stay. But Greyshock wanted to build a better barge. Granted permission to expand in 1994, Greyshock installed a new bait barge. "I told the city that I'd make it real nice,· said Greyshock. "And it is. It's an aesthetically appealing bait barge." First he had it painted in greens and grays. Then he put in palm trees. "The ladies thought it was real cute," said Greyshock. . r------------------------~ ' : F.Y.I. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' THE Mn" 1A11GE +Howl: 5:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday thrqugh Thursday; 5 a.m. on Friday to 2 p.m. Saturday, and then Sunday, 5 a.m. to noon. + Prices: Anchovies and sardines. $20 ~half scoop and $25 po< full scoop. The more difficuk: to catch squid: .$25 po< half scoop, and $40 per full scbop. ' , ' L------------------------~ "It's designed to be appeal- ing." The bait barge is open 5:30 a:m . to 10 a .m. Monday through Thursday; 5 a.ni . on Friday to 2 p.m. Satwday, and then Sunday, 5 a .m. to noon. Greyshock recently raised prices. The cost for anchovies and sardines is now $20 per· half scoop and $25 per full scoop. The more difficult to catch squid: $25 per half scoop, and $40 per full scoop. "Sometimes people argue about the price,• said Cun- ningham. who sells $10 T- shirts on the side. Cunningham also noted that sometimes customers aren't too careful about coming in to the barge. ~Keep yo_ur hands and feet inside the boat,• Cunningham advised. "Don't try to jump on the barge. Don't tum your motor off or you may get stuck." "And don't call the bait-boy "boy'," added Cunningham. - . adventures Sailing on ·'Heart Strings' .through the South Pacific • EDffOll'S NOTE: The Mullin "family Michael. 54, wife Debbie, 43, scin RYan ·10. and nephew Bret Gum, 24 -left their Corona del Mar home on Feb. 4 for a year long 'South Padfic voyage on their SO.foot vess.et, "Heart Strings." The family's itiner· ary includes stops In Cabo San Lucas. the ...,.....,. -... Society -the Cook Islands. Western and American Samoa, Tonga. FljL New caledonia and Brisbctne. Australia. Michael has taken a YHr's leave of absence from his card"tOVascular surgeon\ practice, and Ryan ts continuing his stucries on the boat To kHP th@ir envious ~lends and acquaintances (including the Daily Pilot) appraised of their adventures. Debbie Is fil· ing periodic newsletten from the ·boat The tollowing is t'ler fint installment.. \Mlich reached the Daily Pilot newsroom this ....... Aprll 7, 1995 -s OMEWHERE 1N TI-!E SOt.m-f PACIAC -As you know, we have been seduced by a wanderlust to see far-off places from the deck of our boat and now we are in the m1ddle of the ocean. We have pulled up the roots of our work-a-day lives and are, for now, living self sufficienUy off the sea. This is the beginning of our thi1d month and we are en route to the Marquesas. With one-third of our 3,0CXknile passage completed., we are hoping for landfall in Nuku Hiva approximately April 21. To backtrack a bit .. . Departing from ow lives in Corona del Mar was more difficult and trying than either of us had expected. But at last, ow scheduled departure day arrived and we were (mosUy) ready. After an inspirational Mass said by Uncle Father Pat at Ow Lady Queen of Angels, we had a fabu- lous send-off from all of you. The armada ot boats, as we departed Newport Harbor, is a memory we'D never forget! Our trip to Cabo&m Lueas was lUleventful and load.s of fun with super crew Jeff Johnsrud and Scott Ketchwn. We were onty able to sail 50% of the"time but when sailing, we were able to break the 10-knot. banier. Cabo was a fun but tiring stop. Once in Cabo, we had major organizing, deaning and laundry to do. I, for one, was ready for some •ctown" time. After one week, we began sail- ing up the Sea ol Cortez toward La Paz. As. on land.. daily chores become the metronome at life. It took all of us a while to adjust our rputines and become used lo boat living. Mornings would find Captain Mike doing boat maintenance and exterior clean up. I would be work- ing on dishes, cooking and cleaning wh!le Bret and Ryan would be "in school" "School" is everyone's least favorite activity. The afternoons were spent exploring, diving. fishing and dinghy sailing. We also enjoyed our time in La Paz and the outer islan~. La Paz is a wonderful city w:ith a ~-town flavor even though it is the capital Baja. I particularly enjoyed th opportunities to "eat out." We wer in town for carnival -the Mexi MaJdi Gras. It was a party with cast of thousands. Fireworks, danc ing, music, 'parades and speeclleo\ -Whar a good time I Beyond that. we were amazed at how. dean the streets Were the following.morning -not a single piece of litter. We also enjoyed seeing some of our friends and family while we were in Baja California. Meeting other families living the "cruising lifestyle" was especially fun -such an interesting group! One of our new cruising friends bad just returned from a side trip to mainland Mexico to see the Copper Canyon. It sounded like such fun that we decided to do the same bjp. We locked up Ui.e boat and left. The first part of this adventure took us by ferry (nine hours) to Los Mocbis -arriving very tired and hungry, we had a quick dinner and rest at the Santa Anita Hote l. Around 5 the next morning we went to the train statioil to buy our tickets for the Copper Canyon Train. Chihuahua is a fascinating c;ity -so much history. After our gooci· byes, we got back on Ui.e train but stopped this time in Divisidero. Stunning views waited us. We stayed in a delightful hotel on the rim of Copper Canyon. The -next day·we rode horSes ind soaked up the grandeur -Coj:>per Canyon is larger than the Grand Canyon with views that are breathtaking! Back on the train again -next stop, Cerocahui. It is a charming, very small town, with a very old mission at its center. We stayed in a fun inn -Paraiso Del Oso -no heat and no electricity! We ate by kerosene lamp and stayed warm _;i!it)l ou.-wood.b<im!Pg stoves. (We were"at an_,,altittide of 7500 feet.} The inn was set among some tpily majestic rock formations. We all thoroughly enjoyed great hikes - saw old Indian burial caves, water- falls and caves that many Tarahu- mara lndians still live in today. After a great week, it was back ' to La Paz. We reprovisioned, did laundry, cleaned the boat ·and fueled in two days. I was lucky to have my tennis partner, Sheree: and her husband Tony, anive in La Paz when we did so it wasn't all work, we did manage so1ne fun. We de parted La Paz at l: 15 p.m. on Ap(il t with Sheree and Tony see- ing us off this time. Our new crew men1 ber, a physi- cian friend from Tustin, Larry Brownlee. was a delight from the start. He brought some boat parts with him and helped to prepare the boat for de1><trture, and h(• was always cheerful help on this pas· sage . -Mate Debbie and the Heart StrinQ!'i Crew Balboa Bay Oub members welcome the _ summer season •Weekend of events highlight the family atmosphere featured at the facility. By Anna Marie Stolley, Staff Writer Wbjl<I• Katluyn Joolyn. 7, and h..- brother Derek. 5, played on the beach. several children ran by. shout- ing and kiclcing sand On • neaiby dock, shivering boys climbed 'Up • sliding board and dumped them- selves back into the cokt bay water. 'J'wo girls blew giant bubbles on the lawn, and families gathered at tables, conswning hot , 'dogs and hamburgers. ' Despite cloody weather. the Bal· I ,. stephanie keefe boa Bay Club membels managed to have a good time celebrating the opening of. sum.mer season. The weekend of June 2-4 brought a series ol events designed to kick-off a summer of sailing, swimming, and sports activities. Olildren played bingo, raced inner tubes, roasted manhmallows and dove fer cotrui:. A magician was on band Satur- day, showing olf his tricks to a group at .mesmerized kids. Professional kayak.ers and canoers demonstrated -skill, and sailors fiddled with Stephanie Keefe's boat- ing column will now appear In Sports on Frt- days. See page 9. Alaoln Sports today aretbelalelt boat race r-its. See p11ge 10. their remote conb"ol during model sailboat races. And mem~ thronged into the facilities, which include an Olympic sized pool a· dtildren 's pool. a weight rocm and,\eilflis, basketball and rac~ quetbal:I courts. ' The Balboa Bay Oub. which has a membership of. 3,500, is a sports- oriented yacht dub with an empha- sis on family ~vities. The dub boasts a day camp, swim team, swimming lessons and a volleyball league. Members applaud the club's casual atmosphere and children's programs. "They' try lo keep it more infor- /!f //11/11 ,,,, /l/1 j, i I f ( ( ! maI. so you don't feel intimidated," said Patrick Bolton, a member for 14 years. "And there's something for everyone. All cl our kids have. loved it here." . , The dub, which opened in 1948, costs $6,000 per family. plu5 $125 a month dues. Members and their guests ~ stay in the pub's hot.el Or rentout'oneol 144 apartm.entson tbe premises. Owner Beverly Ray. whose hus- band bought the dub in 1971. enjoys the diven;ity ol the dub' membeiship. ~People come from all around Orange Coonty, ~ all over the United States," said Ray. "Its so fun to see them come here and enjoy Ute STEVE'S WATERCIAFI' FIBERGLASS REPAIRS PAINT & GRAPHICS · FOR ALL WATERCRAFT . -- Pick-Up & Delivery dub.• Many d the members are sports- enthusiasts. "I love it here. There's so much to do,· said Maureen Bolton. 14. "I swim. Lay out. l play basketball. I've done it all.· But not an m the members enjoy strenuous activity. For example, there's Dudley Moore) who initially claimed to have just "wandered in", but later admit- ted to being a member. Moore, star of such films as "Arthur", "10", and "Unfaithfully Yours", iguores the Olympic-sired pool and tennis court. when he visits the dub. "I eat. I drink," said Moore, whose wife Nicole is expecting their baby in the next few weeks. "I don't do any- thing active 'cause .. .I don't want to be active." · But dub member Derek Brayton, 7, takes full advantaged the sports facilities. Wrapped in a toweL Derek sat back after hours of baSketball and swimming. Although he paused momentarily, Derek appeared lo be galliering strength for another run on the beach or maybe a. fourth harn- bwyer. Next to him. Derek's mother fold - ed her anns and sighed. "I'm tiled if he's not," said Susan Brayton, Derek's mother. ,r' • 548-8875 I ' ·.........-----·-.... ·-· ............ _ .. ______ .. 785W. 17th St. #H• C081A1 Mtea 1, .... -·--... _ ........ ····-·--. • ·- • ,. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1995 • - S.S. MICHIGAN This tugboat has certainly had its ups and downs l t SHEIS The S.S. Michigan, a tUgboa.t docked at Newport Harbor Yacht Club and owned by 15-year--old Alex Dale. Although she is only 24 feet long the Michigan holds a heavy load of loca11folk.-lore. THE flMTY YEARS Built in the early 1940s, the Michigan was originally used for mackerel fishing. Al.~ugh her early ownershlp is a bit con- fusing, one thing is certain: she SWlk near the Udo Bridge in the late 1940s. Disney cartoonists Dick Shaw and Vir- gil Partch fished her out from the mud, cleaned her and did a little remodeling. Finally she was ready for harbor cruises. But the cartoonists didn't have sub- dued voyages in mind. "(Ibey) used (the Michigan) mainly to go around to the bars,• said Charlotte Dale, former owner of the Villa Nova and a friend of the now-deceased cartoonists. "Lt was a bar-cruiser.• Partch started the Balboa Island Punt- in~ and Sculling club, an organization with an express pwpose of having no pur- pose at all. The members often partied on the Michigan, relaxing in wicker chairs on deck, drinks in hand. The Michigan became a well-known sight in the Character Day Parade, chug- ging in front Of the other boats. with her crew of happy cartoonists and their friends. And the men aboard the tiny tugboat once challenged those aboard the Pavil- ion Queen to a tug-of-war. Guess who won. · THAT SINKING FEEUNG The Michigan has had her ups and downs. When she is low, she is very low. Below water level, in fact. harbor depths nine times. Sometimes she sank for no apparent reason at all. Sometimes she sank because she first crashed into something, like a dock or the Balboa Bay Club. And one time she collapsed after being hit by a cannon-fired can of beer during the Character Boat Parade. Shaw and Partch were not too ~ in making repairs. They stuck pencils in her hull to stop leaks. "When it was pulled out of the water, it looked like a porcupine," said Dale .. When Partch and Shaw died, another cartoonist, George Giroux, bought the Michigan, and, intending to make some much needed repairs, docked her at the Villa Nova. But be never got around to fix- ing her up, and eventually gave her to Dale's grandson Alex, then a baby. •Alex got quite an inheritance from my friend," said Dale. THE O.EAN YEARS Now a ninth grader at Newport Harbor High School, Alex has grown up hearing about the crazy antics aboard the Michi- gan. And although he tells the old stories, he has little interest in antics of his own. Alex occasionally cruises around the harbor with his father. But even these qui- et voyages are becoming less· frequent Instead he spends his time fishing, skateboarding and training for the school's wrestling team. . Alex has no plans to use the Michigan as a party vessel So the Michigan sits docked at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, her crazy days behind her. -By Anna Marte Stolley • If you know of a boat that could be featured in 1hls section, please leave your suggestion along your name and phone number on the Readers MARC MARTIN I OAJLY PILOT I I I I I I I I I I I I J The S.S. Michigan has slipped into the Hotline, 642-6086. Alex Dale, the latest owner of the S.S. Michigan, aboard the tugboat with bis mother, Margo. ' Dally Pllot reporter Anna Marie Stolley enjoys a ride on a motorized lounge chair at Newport Dunes Resort. Motorized lounge chair helps put end to stress M y dog Walter bas alle r- gies. My car makes funny noises whenever I shift gears. 1 work against deadlines. My pens run out of ink, and my nails keep break- ing. Not to mention that I'm get- ting married in 23 days. So how can I relax? I could try therapy, but I wouldn't see results for years. Massages irrita te me, and alco- hol has too many calories. My fiance works long hours, so he can't lend a hand. So bow can I relax? Enter ~~sortWatersports at Newport Dunes Resort, and their amazing motorized lounge chair. A large chair. seating two to three people, propped up on floaters, with two car batteries propelling it 2-3 mph around the water? Sounds pretty good to me right now. So I leave the crowded news- room and drive through heavy freeway traffic into Newport Dunes. Cars whiz by on Jamboree Road and jets still.rumble over- head, but som ehow Newport Dunes seems isolated from the rest of Orange County. A sandy beach. Rippling water. Warm bre~ze. Plenty of birds and fish and trailers. Looks like nature to me. Mike DelCampo, 19, greets me at the rental booth. A man of few words, he hands me a contract to sign. His mother Pat gives me a We preserver, and the chair, ca.lled the sun kat, is all mine - at a price of $25 for an hour or $7 5 for a half day. I eye the sailboats lined. up by the pler. U I wanted to, I could rent one of them, or a pedal boat, cruiHr bike, boogie board, kayak, or wtnctSurf er. bistructon at ReeortWater- •J>OIU. owned by Andf Berry, cOuld allo provide me wtth letlOlll galore, from wtndlurf- lng to kayaking. Nab. Too much work. anna marie stolley Much better to lay back, catch some rays, and watch the water ripple. OK, so climbing into my bathing suit stresses me out even more, but I can get over that. Awkwardly sprawled on the sun kat, I play with the controls, chugging toward the children swimming close to the beach. I'm not relaxed yet. Fish jump out of the water. I'm not relaxed ye t. Children call to each other: .. Marco ... Polo ... " I close my eyes. Lazy, l8%f day ... When my hour ends, Mike helps me out of the chair. Reju- venation. I stretch sleepily, and stroll over to my car. And when I return to the newsroom, I can smile breezily at the scrunched faces, gritted teeth and ringing phones. Until I remember that I have one hour to write a story. Crouched over my computer, I frantically type: So how can I relaxl • Dally Piiot Harbor reporter Anna Marie Stolley , Who last week told 1bo-..t her first Slllllng lessons. wHI c9htinue to chronl· de her ~ntum on the wlter In the Harbor Piiot. / Special Events FREE ASHING DAY See if the fish will bite on Free Fish· lng Day. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Shellmaker Island. Interested anglers can also watch ny fishing and visit van- ous learning stations. Food. beverages. music, games and prizes will be avail· able. Call 640-6746 HER.ITAGE REGATTA The Fifth Annual Newport Hatbor NauticaJ Museum Heritage Regatta will be held at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club today and Saturday. Classic and contemporary wooden boats will be dls- played. Boats arrive today. and the parade begins dt I ~a m. Saturday. For more information. call 673·3377 SURF COMPETTTION Surfers can compete U1 amateur and pro-am contests at 54th Street Saturday and Sunday. The first contest begins at 7 a.m. Saturday. Cost IS $30 for amateur only, and 550 for pro-am. For more Infor- mation, call the Community Services Department of Newport Beach. 644· 3151. CLEAN HARBOR DAY The Cannery will hold a oty-Wlde event lrom 8 a.m. to I p.m . Saturday to encourage residents to help keep the harbor clean. When the cleaning is done, volunteers can attend an awards luncheon at the Cannery Restaurant For more infonnauon, call 675-5777 LOBSTER FEST The Shark Island Yacht Club is host· ing a lobster fest on Saturday as part of Its sum.mer membership drive. Olnner will begin at 7:30 p.m. A steel drum band will provide calypso mUSJc. For reservations, call 760-0221 BIRDS AND KAYAKS Go on a birds-and-kayak tour of the Upper Newport Bay ecological reserve from 9 a.m. to noon on June 17. The tour begins at the Newport Beach Aquatics Center. A volunteer naturalist from the California Department of Fish a nd Game will discuss migratory waterfowl and endangered species while an Instructor from Paddle Power teaches the basics of kayaking . Cost is $35 per person. Call 675-1215 for more infonna· lion. BOAT AUCTION AND MARINE GEAR SALE The Orange Coast College Marine Program1 willuction boats, trailers and marine g~ at 1370 Adams Ave. on June 24, be-ning at 10 a.m. Sails, rig- ging wine:· es, electronics, and other nautical It~ will be sold from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more lnfonnation, call 645- 9412. HERITAGE IOAT PARADE The American Nauttcal Heritage Boat Parade begina in Newport Harbor at 1 p.m. on July 4. For more lnlonna- tion, call 729-3863. fOUllTH OF JULY AMWOftl(S Newport Dunea Resort will provide entertairu:ne.nt. bfttbecue and fireworks ooJuly.C. Parking lsS15. For more infor- mation. call 729-3863. JUNIOR ANGUR TOURNAMINT Children can partidp&&e in a fnMI ftlbingtoumament ftamJune24 to Aug. 12. DMd'ed into age categories (Junior up to t O yeen okli Senkw· 11 to 15 yeara ojd), young uglers can wm pr1ns and attend a spedal awards banquet. Por more information. 673-6316. fOlt A UMfTID TIMI Go spring tlah.lng for a day aboard the Seetther, •t • cott ol Sl60 The what's afloat? Searcher leaves from Newport Landing Call 675-0550. FISH SCHOOL F1Shing school classes are offe red on Monday and Tuesday of each week. Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion di 6 a.m. and return di 4 p.m. Cost Is $125 per person. For more information. ct1ll 673-2810. CHILDREN'S FISHING LESSONS Tbe Balboa Angbng Club a"d the city of Newport Wlll offer a fishing class for 7-12 year olds di the Clubhouse, ·A• street and Bay Ave, 8:30 am. to 12:30 p.m., July 14. Partiopants will learn about tie fishing knots, finding and catching bait and the best places to look for different hsh Fishlllg gear and tack- le will be proVlded The $15 fee Includes a fishing excursion and a sport fishing 1denbfication book For more mforma· tion, call 644-3151. ANNUAL GRUNION RUN Now through August. The best time to see these small sUver fish wash up on the beach to spawn U1 the moonlight IS one to three hours after the evenmg tugh tide and one to four days alter a 11.111 or new moon You must have a vahd f1Shing license and use no nets or rods For more Information, call 644-3044. DORY FISHING FLEET Get to the Newport Pier/Mcfadden Square early to watch the fleet return Wlth the fresh catch of the day. The hsh IS prepared for Selle al the open-urr market FISHING RENTALS Fishing supp!Je!> and boat charters are avallable at Newport Landing Sport· fish1ng, 309 Pa.I.ms. Swte F. 675-0550 and Falco Fishmg Charters, 832-7708. SIX-PASSENGEA SPORTflSHING CHAR- TERS Coastal, shark, swordfish. marlm, Catalina Island, Clemente day and rught fishmg charters are avall.able for groups or singles Call Bongos Sportf1Sh· mg Headquarters on the Perunsula. 673- 2810 Sailing SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or windsurf at Newport Dunes. You can also rent wmdsurfers and l4·fool ...-itlboats at $15 per hou( Call 729-1154 MORE SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Sailboat rentals and pnvate lessons are available at Manna Sailing. located m the Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced classes mclude naVlgauon. big boat. power boat, lntroducllon to heavy weather and hrst mate mstrucbon Call 673-7763 for more m.fonnation. FOR CHILDREN, AGE 11 AND UP Orange County Sea Base, located di 1931 West Paoftc Coast Highway in ]'lewport Beach. offers week long class· es m motor boating. wmdsurfmg, small boat sa.1.llllg clild rowmg Call 64 2-503 1 ' SPICIALIZllG II m BIS'l'OlW'IOI { AIDBIPAIBOP I IOODDBO!TS 116 lli SVeet • INPQn Beach 678-3101 INVITE DAD TO A DAY ON THE BAY • So quiet and easy to operate • Catering available • Cassette stereo aboard Reserve 673-7200 Adjacent to the AutO Ferry Balboa~ I :s •• ·' I f B b b ir. de sh se th tal ha FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1995 TODAY AIDS PttOGRAM The Aids Response Program - an orgaruzation that offers pro- grams for students, healthcare workers and other }ndividuals impacted by AIDS -is presenting a pr4Qrarn titled #Spanish Aids 500 Weekend". The program will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Costa Mesa Community Center, 1845 .Park Ave. in Costa Mesa and will feature experts in a variety of areas including: legal, medical and spiritual. The program is free and conducted completely in Spanish. For information, call 534-0961 (English) or 534-1225 (Spanish). "PROFIT THROUGH INVENTING" ls the title of a seminar slated for 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. in room 101 of Orange Coast College's Science Lecture Hall. The semi- nar is presented by Inventors Forum, a non-profit educational service organizabon, and costs $5 for members and $15 for non- members of guests. To register, call 432-5880. SATURDAY USED BOOK SALE The Friends of the Costa Mesa Library are conducting a used book s11le at the Mesa Verde 81 dnch, 2969 Mesa Ve rde Drive Fr@@ Parking East. The sale runs from 9 a .m. to 3 p.m. and hardbacks are St, paperbacks 50 cents and cbil· dren 's books and magazines are 25 cents. All proceeds will benefit the Children's Summer Reading Program. For information, call 546-52?4. NURSES IN CHUROfES Is the title ol a seminar· dis· cussing the role ol the health min· ister. The program will run from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Hoag Hospi- tal's Cafeteria Conference Rooms A and B, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. A $15 fee includes breakfast and reserva- tions are required. Call 574-6565. FREE ASHING No fishing license is required for the Free Fishing Day event at Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve and Regional Park at "Shellmaker Island. The program is co-sp~nsored by the Calif omia Department of Fish and Game and runs from 8 .a.m. to 3 p .m. Free rods and reels will be provid- ed and included in the festivities are music, demonstrations and beverages. For information, call 640-1742. BOOK SIGNING Writer Mike Blake will be at Barnes and Noble, Triangle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd. in Cos- ta Mesa, signing copies of his new book "Baseball's Bad Hops and Lucky Bounces" from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Por lnfarlNtioll. aill 556- 7531 . HAMOI a 'Ml UP 1be Marine Division al the Newport Harbor Area CMmber of Commerce is IJ>ODSOrlng a •aea.n Harbor Day• from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Refreshments will be served and awards will be pre- sented at the Cannery Restaurant at 11 a.m . Volunteers are asked to call Cameron Quinn at 751-1627 for individual and team assignments. COMPUTER a.ua Orange Coast College's new Winners Computer Club will meet from 9 a.m. to noon in room 214 of OCC's Chemistry Building. The meeting is open to anyone interested in Microsoft win- dows and windows application. The annual membership fee is $20 and future club meetings.are scheduled for July 15 and Aug. 12. For more information. call 432-5880 •)(fTCHENS BY THE SEA• Is the title of a Orange County Chapter of the American Society of Inte rior Designers program that allows residents to view five new- ly remodeled kitchens. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are $14 before June 10, $17 at the door and can be purchased at Kitchens del Mar, 3536 E. Coast Highway and Glassman Kiefer Interior Designs, Inc., 3641 E. Cout Hiabway, both in Corona del Mar. For information, call 673· 9199. UNIMPU>YED OR UNDEllMPlOYED7 St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport Beach, is sponsoring a •career Network 1\'ansitioo Sem- inar• from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pre- sentations will be given by sever- al professlona.ls, including a clini- cal psychologist and a communi· cations slcills expert. The cost is $17, which includes breakfast and lunch. For information, call 574- 2239. BALBOA ISLAND PRIDE DAY An old-fashioned neighbor- hood parade -complete with kids on bikes and roller sk~tes -will wind down Marine Avenue at 11 a.m. as part of the annual Balboa Island Community Pride Day. Local merchants and restaurants will offer specials. Sponsored by the Balboa Island Improvement Associanon, the Balboa Island Business Association and the Lit- tle Balboa Island Property Own- ers Association. Call 675-1773. CAT HOUSE OPENING The National Cat Protection Society is inviting the public to the opening of a new cat shelter called the #Cat House". The shel- ter ii *-ed at ~ W. Padflc Coast Hitbway in N~ Beach and cats brought into the shelter are then plaoed with new families in the community. Prom 1 p.m . to 4 p.m. attendees wtl1 be able to view the new shelter and cats. as well as listen to guest speakers. For reservations, call 650-1232. LIBRARY MUSICALE The Newport Beach Central Llbrary, 1000 Avocado Ave., is ls bzytting the public to a free "Flutes From Around the World# musicale in their Friends' Meet- ing Room. The program begins at 3:30 p.m . and is presented by Maria Kostel!, who recently released a solo recording titled #Ancient Voices from Within.• For information, 717-3800. ZEN ANO YOGA WORKSHOP Yoan Hiliker, a Soto Zen Priest and certified Iyengar Yoga Instructor, will lead the noon to 4 p.m. workshop in the Costa Mesa Courtyard, at 1835 Newport Blvd. Building A. For information. call Zen Home Stitchery at 631-5389. MONDAY WORDPERFECT WORKSHOP Orange Coast College is offer- -in g a two-unit s ummer class deliaMd to teach WordPerfect word ·proceSling lkills. The clua wU1 meet from 5 p.m; to 9 p.m. Monday and Wednefday and stu- detill will work with IBM comput- er1. Tbe cost ta S26. Por informa- tion. call 432-5772. CM1D PlANMNG WOIKSHOP Orange Coe.st College is c:Afer- tng a free, three-part career plan- ning workshop. part ol the col- leges Re-entry Center program for adult students. The workshop will run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in room 106 of. OCC's Counseling and Admissions Building. The remaining two sessions run June 19 and 26. For information, call 432-5162. LIBRARY OPEN HOUSE The Balboa Branch Ubrary. 100 E. 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L ong Beach saw · incredible show of intense sailing last week as the top collegiate teams from around the country flocketl to this year's Collegiate Team Racing and Dingy National Championships, hosted by USC and the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club. The two three-day events, sponsored by Ronstan, Sperry Top-Sider and Sailing World magazine, featured a variety of conditions, constant swapping of positions and heart-stopping races for many a coach and sp ectator alike. The series began with the ICYRA (Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association) Team Racing Nationals, ran May 30 through June 1, inside on the flat and light waters next to Alamito Bay Yacht Club. In a two day ... qualifie1, 12 teams competed for the four stops in the championship round. Local residents Betsy Cannichael and Danny Zimbaldi of Stanford University and Carrine Palm, Jonathan Posner and Peter Wells of UC Irvine completed in this qualifier with extremely light and shifty winds presenting another variable in the already complex sport of team racing. After 11 races, UC Irvine was tied for fourth with Dartmouth and the College of Charleston, meaning a sailoff between the three for the final spot. Stanford had a great showing early in the regatta, but they were unable to hold onto their top position, slipping out of contention in 7th overall. The sailoff entailed each team racing each other once, with UC Irvine winning both of their races and moving into the fourth spot. With the teams of Wells/Melissa Cutter, Posner/Eric Knopf and Andy Beeckman/Palm, UC Irvine now joined Tufts University, the US Naval Academy and Old Dominion University for the final showdown, In a 12-race series, each team sailed each other twice, with scores compiling from the two days previous. tufts led throughout the Regatta, remaining undefeated until the championship round. Navy tried to take advantage by winning all but two races in this series, but two races was all 'Tufts needed to win its third straight National Team Racing Title . commencement LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar's Melissa Ford chases a loose ball in Santiago Tournament championship game. QUOTE OF THE DAY lhats the best game rve ever seen .. :· -GAR11l FUNT THEOb2El • Corona del Mar's girls proved, even with the odds stacked against you, that victory is within your grasp with the right effort , and right circumstances. By Barry Faulkner, Staff Wnter CORONA DEL MAR -In another dozen years, the Corona del Mar High girls basketball program may look bad~ at Feb. 18, 1995 as the night the Sea Kings, once again, became a team to be reckoned with in the ClF Southern Section. Of course, before this season,• one had to look back 12 years to the 1983 ClF 3-A ~hampionship campaign to find the school's last postseason victory. The only place Coach Garth Flint's scrappy squad was look- ing on the aforementioned date, however, was deep into the elusive territory known throughout hoopdom as "The Zone." "The best we've ever played,• said a hyped-up Amt in the aftermath of d wild ClF fV-AA second-round contest against host Notre Dame Academy, which will likely be talked about well into the next century by those fortunate enough to have seen it. "It was just simply a classic upset," said Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roger Carlson, on dssignment that night in his 31st year of covenng Newport-Mesa prep sports. Notre DdJTle, which entered with a 15-5 record, compared to CdM's 12-14 mark, held a 30-19 halftime lead . thanks to 20 Sea Kmg turnovers and a shaky . 7-for-13 shooting performance by thf' VJS1tors. C"dM compnunded things by nuc,smg its hrst rune third-quarter field goal dttempts, but such are the circumstances from which - nuracles e merge. With All-Newport-Mesa Du.tnct sophomore guard Lind- say Wd rmrngton shaking off her scoreless hrst half. and Regal '>tdndouts nured m foul trouble, CdM somehow took a 40-36 lead •SEE BASKETBALL PAGE 10 •• ODU and UC Irvine battled for third, with UC Irvine coming on strong in the end with three wins for the day. The two tea.ms tied, with ODU pulling out the third with lower points overall. It's just a matter of individualism ,..------------, I SEA K11•1'~-~.Jt1 F riday saw the beginning of the ICYRA Dinghy Nationals, college sailing's most prestigious championship. Held off the Belmont Pier in Long Beach, 16 teams competed for the title, amidst the light to medium, choppy conditions off the ocean. Pour races were held the first day, with Kings Point sailors, Bill Hardesty of San Diego, posting an incredible 7 points to put KP ahead of d ef ending champions Navy by 5 points. Saturday found Navy turning on the heat, logging top scores to put them into first, with KP dropping off to allow Tufts, UC Berkeley, Dartmouth and UC Irvine into the race. As with all racing the top teems were all in contention for ftnt wlth five race1 left to sail. SWMlay brought the biggest swapping ol podionl. Though Navy WU 1eeding the regatta by a fairly comfortable margin, 1\lfta, UC Berkeley and UC Irvine slowly began· to chip away at their lead, allowing for tome very interesting races. As the rad.ng wore on, UC Berkeley ' . •SEE BOATING PAGE 10 • Team success plays second fiddle for the most part in lieu of success for the individual athlete during Corona del Mar's girls seasons. SIX1H IN A SEltlES By Barry Faulkner, Staff Wnter CORONA DEL MAR -With the second-smallest enrollment among Orange County public high schools, it's little wonder Corona del Mar High is enjoying bigger and bigger portions of its athletic success in individualized sports. Outside of the basketball team's Cinderella run to the CIF Southern Section Division IV-AA quarterfinals, the 1994-95 athletic year featured highlights supplied by marquee solo acts, or in some cases, duets. Even the Sea Kings lone Sea Vlew League c.Mmpionsbip -in tennis -came via the awn of singles and doubJes competitors, who received nothing more than verbal support from the rest of their teammates, while contestmg mat~es separately. The trend toward IOlttary ttan included: aenior Jenny Glugow, who won the CIPISCGA gtrll gol cbampiODlhlp Wednelday, 18Dior runner ·nac:y Clark. wbo dalmed s.e VleW LeegUe ua. at J ,800 I.net 3,200 meters; senior Erika Sparks, who was the overall individual cba,mpion of the six-show Interscholastic Equestrian League season; Sea View League d oubles champions Megan Wachtler and Alissa Scott; and CCF Division I diving runner-up Sandy Zubrin. Another team riding the individual accemplishments of its participants was the badminton squad, which compiled a 14-0 regular-season record en route to the CIF Division I quarterfinals. Here's a sport-by-sport review: Q Tennis: The Sea Kings made quick work of their Sea View League opponents, winning all 10 league matches to take a 15-.4-1 record into the ClP Southern Section Division 1 playoffs as the No. 3 seed. But before tackling the postseason as a team. Coach Julie Slattery's contingent sparkled at the league individual tournament Fourth-seeded Megan Wachtler and Alissa Scott defeated second-seeded. Jenny Glasgow and Christy O'Meara in the All-CdM doublet final, 6-t , 6-3, while freshman singles star Nina Vaughan was th singles runner-up, falling to Irvine's Sarah Demon In the title showdown. 1be See Kings handled Agoura; tS..J, ln tbe ftrst round, then cruised put Sen Mer<'OI, 14-4, to earn a trip to the lel1llf1Ml.s. \ Dana Hills put up a mild battle, before losing, 12-6, giving the Sea Kings the unenviable challenge of top-seeded and three-time defending section champion Peninsula in the section title match As expected, Peninsula, formed four years ago from Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills a{ld Miraleste high schools, posted a 17-1 triumph, boosting its all-time record to 96-0. Scott, Wachtler, Vdugban, Glasgow and O 'Meara were first-team all-league, while Rainee Rhodes and Melissa Allinson, who , combined to earn the No. 3 doub~d for the league finals, were second-te"ain.ptcks. CdM finished, 18-5-1. CJ : +Ln. ;=~= ·-· ... -. ... ·-.. .-..,.-...... "' I I I Basketball: Lindsay Warmington' 23 point-effort, including a crucial three-pointe r and elght free throws in the bndl 3:07, helped / Coach Garth Flint's squad rally for a 50~6 win in the regular-season finale, clinching sole possession of third place in the Sea Vi w League. CdM ea.med back-to·bdck road playoff victories over Sacred Heart of J u , 63·52, and Notre Dame Academy, 66-63 in overtime, before being el.urunated by top -seeded Santa Ynez, 77-32. WanniDgton, a S·foot-,.sophornore ~ averaged 13.5 Points per game to earn All·Newport·MeM District accolades, while •SEE COM GIA~ PAGE 11 ... I f B b b ir d· sh se th ta ha FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1995 ~Legends of !.Speed~ay ,vie tonight I ' • • Bruce Penhall, Kelly Moran, Sonny Nutter, Danny Becker and Bill · Cody among the field in a speedway time-zone fantasy at Orange County ' Fairgrounds. COSTA MESA -Muscle cars, miniskirts and Speedway motor- cycles made Southern Calif omia the place to be in the 70s. Those glory days may be gone, but The Legends of Speedway will be back tonight at the Orange County Fairgrounds, led by two- time world champion Bruce "The Fox" Penhall, Dennis Sigalos, "King " Kelly Moran. "Slid.in'" Sonny Nutter, Danny "Berzerko" Becker, "Wild" Bill Cody and more. They'll be back for the Legal Rights Defenders Legends of Speedway Night at the Costa Mesa "bullring" oval. If you were d speedway fan in the 70s, these men need no introduction. Seating capacity at Costa Mesa is dpprox:imately 8,750. The event begins at 8 p.m . Adults are $8, juniors (13 to 17) are $5, and kids, as well as park- ing and programs, are tree. lick - ets are available at the gate from 6:30 p.m. on race day. For more information, cdll 492-9933. COM CONTINUED FROM 9 Junior center Jennifer Gardner was similarly honored, after averaging 10 points per contest. The team finished 13-15. Q Track and Field: Tracy Clark, the school's Female Athlete of the Year, capped a brilliant running career"by winning her first league titles, then finished fifth at the CIF Division II Finals in the 3,200 with a ti.me of 11:15.16. Clark's sizzling 3,200 best of 11 :01.8, was the best in the county. heading into the CIF preliminaries. The 400 relay quartet of Christina Walden. Jennifer Gardner, Margaret Hauk and Nicole Albano clocked a 52.4 to finish third at league finals for Coach Bill Sumner's squad, which won one league duaJ meet. Q Volleyball: Coming off back-to-back national championship campaigns, it took this year's national title winner, Newport Harbor, to keep Coach Lance Stewart's group from winrung the Sea View title. CdM's 8-2 Sea View record was good enough for second place, however, earning a CIF Division I playoff appearance, but a first-round loss to Huntington Beach finalized the Sea Kings record at 9-10. Junior Kelly Campbell captured first-team All-CIF recognition and joined junior teammate Kathryn Rice on the All-Newport-Mesa District Dream Team. Junior Melissa Ford also played well for Stewart, who resigned Jan. 25, and was later replaced by Brian Chartier. a Swtmmlng and Diving: Senior ' Sandy Zubrin, who had collected ... three straight ClF Division II diving titles, moved up to Division I, where she outscored everyone but fellow Mission Viejo Nadadores competitor BASKETBALL CONTINUED FROM 9 into the final eight minutes of regulation. Notre Dame reclaimed the edge, 51- 48, with just more than three minutes left in the fourth period, but Warmington scored to knot it at 54 with 1:56 rem=gton, who scored 23 points lo ,. a come-from-behind win over El Toro in • the regular-season finale to help Cd.M : Clinch third place and a CIF playoff , berth, answered a Regal bucket with a . . BOATING CONTINUED FROM 9 showed the same strength that the team had at pacific Cout championships, consistently finishing In the top three to move into a solid second. Dartmouth, · who began the day in second, droppe4 into the heavier breezes, moving themselves out of trophy contention. Navy continued to sail ta.st enough to hold onto their lead, but Tufts ~or Summer Brown of Capistrano Valley, settling for second place. Zubrin, bound for the University of Miami and a three-year member of the junior national team, collected 513.30 points to Brown's 527. Between the lane lines, the 200-yard freestyle relay team of Michelle Dahn, Nette Alshuler, Christy Sawyer and Julie Norton set a school record at league finals (1 :45.31). The 400 free relay team finished fifth, and the 200 medley relay quartet sixth, while individuals Laura Weeshoff (seventh in the 100 backstroke), Norton (seventh in the 200 individual medley), Dahn (eighth in the SO free), Alshuler (eighth in the 100 butterfly) and Priscilla Birch (eighth in the 100 breaststroke) also stood out at the league meet. 0 Cross Country: nacy Clark fin- ished second individually, but CdM, which entered the Sea View League Finals in a three-way tie for first with a 4-1 dual meet record, had to settle for third as a team. Clark won all five invitationals she entered, including the seeded race at the Orange County Championships. Christy Cummings, Jennifer Morgan, Jennifer Blair, Ashley Conover and Laurel Hafer were all in the top 25 for the Sea Kings at the Sea View League Finals. The third-place finish earned CdM a spot in the ClF preliminaries, where it finished third in the ill-A Division. Clark was fourth among ill-A individuals. a Golf: Jenny Glasgow. completing what she called the best round of her life with birdies on the final two holes, won the CIF/SCGA individual tourna- ment with a 1-over 73 a t the Bernardo Heights Country Club. Mc.Kenna Glasgow, Jenny's sister, also advanced to the girls individual finals, where she carded a round of 90. 0 Equestrian: Senior Erika Sparks rode Heart of Gold in all six Interscholastic Equestrian League three-pointer for a 57-56 lead with 1:02 left, and the two teams traded baskets, until Notre Dame's All-CIF standout Taryn Reynonds was fouled in the wan- ing seconds. Reynolds hit the first foul shot to tie the game. but misfired on the second, and Warmington scored all seven Sea King points in overtime, including another three ball, which put CdM in command, &t-60, wfth 1:51 left. The fipal was 66-63, as Warmington finished with 23 points, all after inter- mission. "That's the best game I've seen ... it's absol~tely our best win," gushed Flint, who has spent many seasons buried in Mark Medelblatt ot PJodda made a run for first in A division. beetmg out Navy skipper Ryan Cox for the Win Of the division overall. The last, and probably most exciting race found Tufts and USC Irvine in a battle for third, The prior A divlston race ended with Me ndelbatt winning, and Wells and Knopf finishing in fourth, giving Tufts a three-point advantage. Now all up to their respective B division sailors, UC11rvine's Beeckman and Posner won the start and never looked back. As they continued to increase commencement shows to win the individual overall varsity championship. Additionally, her combined efforts for the season led to her winning top high-point individual honors, among riders in varsity, junior varsity and novice divisions. Sparks' leadership, as well as the contributions of newcomers Julia Weeks and Erin Clare, helped the Sea Kings capture the varsity team season championship. Q Badminton: Senior Kerry Smith teamed with ClF boys singles chainpion Jerome Poyyak to advance to the mixed doubles semifinals, then paired with Trina Howard to make the round of 16 for the second straight year in girls doubles. Sophomore Christina Carlson played into the second round of girls singles at the CIF individual championships, while doubles partners Kristy MacFarland and Rupaali Sagger, as well as senior singles standout Alysup Turner, were vital parts of the team's 14-0 regular season record and subsequent trip to the CIF Division I quarterfinals. Q Softball: It took eight innings, but senior Leanne Colton scored the game-winner in an 8-7 victory at Newport Harbor, the first Sea View League vi.cztory for the Sea Kings in the 1990s. Colton. a first baseman, as well as junior shortstop Jenny Luchesi, sophomore pitcher Hayden Aley and freshman utility player Wesley Wills, were named to the All-Newport-Mesa Dream Team. The team finished 4-17, 1-9 in league. Q Soccer: Senior co-captains All Havrilulc and Kristen Vaughn earned first-team All-Sea View distinction. while junior stopper Katie Williams was a second-team selection. .. Juniors Julie Garrison and Kathryn Rice received honorable mention for the Sea Kings , who finished 7-14-2, 2-6-2 in league. the rugged Sea View circuit, which often mangles the won-lost record beyond recognition for a CIP at-larqe berth. Junior center Jennifer <rardner, who scored 16 against Notre Dame and joined Warmington on the All-District b ream Team. missed the ensuing quar-terfinal clash with top-seeded santa Ynez, which ended the Sea King joy ride, 77-32. But not even a lopsided loss could tarnish the glimmer of optimism still radiating from the CdM gym as Warm- ington, Gardner, and juruors Melissa Ford and Nicole Albano prepare to regain the feeling shared by all wearing sky blue Sea King jerseys that IDAgical Feb. 18. . their lead around every mark, Tu.ftl fell otf, ironically pushing the Navy Nilor back u well, which in tum secured the 8 division overall win for Beeckman. Tufts fin1.shed the race in seventh, giving UC Irvine a 4-point win for third. Post racing and awards ceremony, the 1995 All-American teams were announced, consistently of the country's top 25 skippers, top 20 crews and 20 Honora ble Mentions. Both Beeckman and Wells were named to the All-American t~am. with Palm gaining all-Star crew. Iii an effort to bring~ to the forefront ot U.S. sports. ESPN covered the events, taping footage of the aaillng, and lntetviews with sailors and coaches. Expert sailing commentator Guy Jobson, commentator for the 1995 America's Cup, was on hand to cover the radng. A half-hour special on the Nationals will be aired on July 5th on ESPN2. • SIB llAN• KUN•s bo9dng column, after a brief appNrance In Friday'J Harbor Pilot. has returned to Sports. Md will appear every Friday. . ' ••. 'WIIlS. 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"6M, Alli 19110 8MchcrN1 w[" : BMch oc.f~:untlngton Cotta ..... Dally Pilot OATl:Otr1M5 ...... a cMctr • ..,.. Oft I eny codlcitt art avail· montht from the dete YOUlt"'°"9tTY fTMAY Siattl,~C.011'1 --llCmw Huntington Beach, CA Thll 'builntH It ca~ Junt 2, 8, 1t, 23, 1995. Ml8IT l W8N ...... ..._ Of NUofwll NM, 1 .nlt for e1rertllnttion In of fir1t lHuer;ico of • 80&.D AT A 'P'U9UC NilcA J -· 1.-. 71 3ur W """* M 92941 duce.d....,. an ,a,...4~ .... .,.,. ,4,.. ... -cMcti *-111f e ..... • the file kept ~V the letlora H provided In UUl • YOU ..a.I> AH 8lu Clrt,eii ~ ._ 3. 1.# ~-CA lmOf Thi• bu1ln111 I v7. .._....._ -·-....... otcll ....... Of. OIX.lrl. H Ctlon 9100 or th• ~TION ~ THe WllMCA9t7a ---~ ....... 1 con-Htve YoU •W1ed do6ng 'UIUC NOTIC! AS TPtUS cMcti .._ llilr THE PETITION ,.. Cellfor'?le Probate C~e. NATUM ~ -.,.. "'°" ......., A ICiiy, Tl\IAM, 717 CN312?1:16 33Sl-Q ._, 2& .Ml ~ ~ an.=d~ ~; yet? y ... June .. _ .......... ~ '20KLAGEP'*50. _ ....... .,.._. ~..: que1t1 .uthority to Tht llfl't for flftnQ CHQHO AOAINIT YOU, 8fu ~ Aold. ~ 3, 2.916. 19111!> bullnHt vet' NO Otnlst AM Moni. r11V .. _ -MMC....._ MWtnee .. eclmlnlster the Htete clelma well not ewplr• YOU IHOUlD COHTAC1' A ~CA 91719 PUil'" ...,..TICI Tim Plttlt Thia alalemtnt fil ..,..,.. .. ......_ ~CA ''m (ltl)fll· ~ ot UW9t Ml* under the Independent before four month• LAWYIJl lltt llUllflla IS~ "" "" Thi• atMtmtnt waa filed With ..,_ c was ed ltat..._t ::;ilf'led lft ~ 1112 Admlnletretion of E•· from the hee1lno dett Notice 11 hef•"Y olven flllll ___ Rlt_ll_fM_l_IS4 __ _ With the County Clerk ol Of&nQe Cou~~ OJ::. r dolTht following !*M>nt we tM f'tNncW Code Md tetH Act. (Thia authori· noticed above. that lefrlftO lt6Conv~ Tiit ~ r.ommtnc.d ID HCT1TJOUs IUllEl1 Orange Cow\ty on June 2 1995 • r,¥ bullne11 u : C22MOll Uttottudto do...,.._ ty will ellow the person· YOU MAY EXAM· enctCompany, 11tNn ... 1r1nS1Ct hl•NU under Ille **ITATUIOfT 1995. F'*'"••to. · FM83 N 1~. ~1~5 ~~!c~~~:: 69, &18, &23. 1885 :,:: :C :.,. "':.::': If repr11etn1tetlve to1 hteh IJhe me kept by tt,e or 1ucce1"°' trult ... Of lte"°'1t ~-= ~ °' The 1011owu1g perion(s) int -.. Publlahed NawPQt1 S.acn. Costa M .... CA 92928 PUBLIC NOTICE ICCllQd ... Tru.... m•:r. eo on• wt OU~ c . If you .,. .• ,,.,.. =~:~ =: ru.e :s Oft -..-, I, doing t..ISiness .. CEN£AA1. Publlllhed Newport Beach-Co111 Mesa Dally Piiot Garry Smhh, 3135 Pierce wttt""*9 the luutnce "':J obt nlng court llf>prov eo lnn11ested m l~o ••eclMd by OlnMI I . Kim S!GttfO PATAO( J KELLY. ltMSlWHTS COWPAHY. 717 Co1la M11a Dally Piiot June 9 111 23 30 1995 Ave.. Coita Mesa CA MOTICfOfllUIT&'l IAll tM TN91ee'• Detd ..,. .i. Before taldng cert•ln c~tete1 you mey hlo end Myung Lim Kim 11 TlllstM MARGAAET A. KELLY B•u Cll'10n Road. Sli1te 3 June 9, 10, 23, 30, 1995. • • • • · 92628 ' l1WITHIALl•.tllt1141 fUnda becomeev......._to very lmport•nt actions, with the court• formltl Trultee• ollhe l<lm ,~ml· Ttllstee' · Wa111t.CA Ql78!1 f510 F508 Thlt bu1ln111 11 con-.,...Ul-141-14 tM P81" ot .,., ... ti however, the portonal Requoat lor Specicil ty Trust uted Aofll 2f TIU Staltmtftl wU IHd wilh Patnck J l(dy, 717 Brta --,-U-B_U_C_N_O_T_......;~1 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual YOU w_ IN OEFAUI. T UNDER A e IMtter o1 rtgM. representetive will be Notl~ of th• filing of an fno ,_teotdtd owt 111m : lhe Countr OM o1 Orange c..;o11 Road. &Iott 3, Wllr.it CA ICE Have you 1tarted doing DEED Of TRUST, DATED a.w .... w111 e.. ....., required to give pot ice Inventory end eppralsal In 9oo11 NIA, PllOf NIA. aa CQint; Oft Ml)' 22 lDlll!> Q1189 ---Flc--t-lt_lo_u-.---1 Fk:UtJous bu011n111 vet? Yn, 1814 101"8. lH..ESS YOU TAKE tllUI .....,. CIO'IJ •IMl • to 1 lnttreeted p·~on• of 11t111tai etso11 or of lfST 1 t2"°'812 °' oni. f«)ra;.11., ~ Name ~ A Kdy, 717 Bl'tl 8ualneuNeme wrySmllll ACllOH TO PAOTlCl YOUR WllfTMly, ..,._ • i.. Ul'I •e• they heve eny peu on or eccount clel record• In the omce Stamen!tirp1tt f1¥1yearslrom Ca!?/On Rold,Sl.tll3 WllMCA lu•lne•• N1Une Statement Thia •~t WM flltd PROPERTY IT MAY 8£ SOLO AT ,..._ ............. poe-waived notice or col\· 111 _p'ovided In sec tion of the County i.ec.0tdef of the datt 11 wafiled 111 lhe othee ~1799 lt•t•Ment The followlng petsons ,,_ wllll the County Cl•k of A PU8UC SALE. f YOU NEED AN .. ..._ ot ~~ Hl'lttd to the propoaed 1290 of tho Celifornia Oreno-County, Cillfomlt, ol lhe County atril A ,_ fta. llu lal11ness 11 a>nclicled bit Tht fOllowlng P8tlOM 111 doing buslllfft as· o,ange County on June 2, EXPt.ANATION Of M NATURE to udtlfy tM ll'ldai.o• action.I The indepen-Probate Code. A Re Ind r-suant to the No-'°"' Busineu Name Stllement lllsband & Wile d~ business as: a) DAVID PUMPHREY 1995. • OF TliE PAOCE£OIHG ~ST neu Mand by u6d dent 11dmlnl1tretlon qu111t for Specll1I Notice ttce of Def1u1t end llec· mustbt llled btlOfl lhaOtna The l l'lf l'IOlstlilnl commtncad IO fERP~SE~O~UT~R EN· FLOORING, b) DP FLOOR· F848390 YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Deed, adVancff ~ euthorlty will be granted form Is ev~Ueble from tton to S.11 ltt.reunckr fikl'\Q ol hs 5'*~ does tlOt ol nrmct bu5!MU unda1 tilt H U • 1 ewbu~ INO, 951 ~.e'!nafllld st Published Newport Btac"' l.AWYEA der, wlett ....,.... .. pro-unlo111 en ·interested tho c ourt clork. recorded Ot/30/1tH In tsejf aulhonze the use 111 Iha r.cuous blSintn Nine °' ~~in un ngton Beach, C Costa M11a, ~ ll2826 • Coata M111 Dally Piiot 00 &3095 at 9:45 A.M Slate· Vlded thlfelft, Ind tM perton file• en objection Attome{ tot P.ffonef: Boot NIA, P•r NIA, .. slate o1 1 Fic"'ou' BUSlllHt nwnes ~st!<i a~ on Mav 1. Thomas Loyer Finken, e~~vli j"a~"rd ~um'bht:f.· June 9, 18, 23, 30, 1995. Wide Lender's SelVices ··inc. u :'"::: =lpal ~ to the petition end ~~. Grief ~~ '"::!o?J •• °' ;~ Name en "1(11*'1 of Ille ~ohls ol ~=ED PAlAICK J KELL v 6341 Newbury Dr .. Hunung. M ~:i e t. • o • F508 the duly •OC>Ointed Trustee under Aid Deed :"'int elt t how1 good .ceuse wlw ctty Drive. SELL on. otnO/Htl et another under Ftdenl, Stall, pt MAAGARfT A KELLY ton Beech CA 92&47 T er· 2628 PUBLIC and pulluant lo Deed of Trust tMr OV..: "' the cour1 thould not 4th Fl. . 1:00 ... M. et the North common taw (Ste ~on 14400 This s~mtnt wH Meo Wllh Thie bu~lness 11 con-di!'c1!ct ~u~ln•~~~· con-NOTICE ttconlecl on 1~ IS 0ocu'. Aid "°:a.,:" Jl:. cNI grant tile eulhotlty. °''"r CA 92688 from entrance to UM t( StQ. ~ness Ind Ploft&SIOllS lhe County Cler1c ol Orange ducted by: an lndlvldull Havt ~ an1wtel": Flotltloue ment No. 89-S98191 ol Official end .~ ~the .,::. ~ HE~RING on the 0610 • 06109, 06/15 ~ COUfth M 700 Code) County May 22 HlllS Have you llalted doing business yet? Yff "'"-~ 8u•lne .. N Reconls ., \he olfa ol the .. Md the tru .. crNtad petition will be held on PUBL I CMc Cm• ~. wuc first r.no t«>~E-lhls ncnous Name bUllntH yet? No David Pumphrey St8tetnen-:"9 Recon1tf o1 Otlnoe County, by...., DetdotTNlt. June ,29, 1995 et 1 :45 IC NOT CE Santa Ana, CA at pubfk IWmlU. MEtJMAJ1t, &,. Stattment tll)rtS love ytMS from Thoma• l. flnkln Thia •tal91nent was flied The follow! . Clfifomia. Qe(Ulld by: MICHAEL Lender lelvtc• lturMU, p .M. in Dept. 703 locet· NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S ~~·, to th• hlgh•st ~~~~~ ~E ~ £!,!l Ille date ''was i.eo in ltle Ofhce This statement WU flied with the County Cllftc of doing butlne'X ~ .,. c. THOMPSON AHO SAUY ANN ....... TNll ... A Callfcw-ed. et 341 The City SA ........... or CHh (pay•btt '"-',.,. • -fNV al tilt County Cltl1I. A new Fla with the County Clerk ol Orange County on May 22. BLUE WATER SKJNS 871 ON HOSBANO AHO nle CorpotlUon, 111 S8n-D r; v e 0 re n g e C A L TC NO .i.:._ 1386 at the time of aale In law-Lo'~'~ '10067 •ous BuSlntS$ Name Str.emenl ~;:~•County on Ap<ll 20, 1995. FM7027 ~~~~'Cfi2~· N~ ~~~sto<Al°%":S"J.: ;:-,,::-~.'~ =:: 9261~8YOU. OBJECT TO A ~ON';,':n~~74~tj~t1.o. ~-::r:ri ~,,!~N~~an': CH3~GENE~":'.~m =~~~~':~~': FM39t4 Published Ntwp0r1 Beach-Terlt A. LundVall, 871 W. BANKING CORPORATION, u C•11t 117-'IMt, 8y: Kay tho. grantrrrg of the YOU ARE iN DEFAULT lnterHt convty.d to and 2,Q,1&. 1905 rtsetl autl10nze the II~ m !tu PubU1hed Newport Beach-Colla M111 Dally Piiot 15tn St.. IB, N1wport Benelietaty will MM at publte 9'ut*>, Sf. lefvlce Offtctr, petition, you should UNDER A DEED OF now held by" unchr uld st.ate or a Ficobou' Business Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May June 9 111 23 30 1995 Beach, CA 92663 auction to \he ~hut bidder IOf ~ .. ~~=4111... eppeer et the hee~lng TRUST, DATED FEBRU· ~ec1'fn :91d~nf! aid PUBLIC NOTICE Name 1n '<IOla11on ol Ille nonts of 19, 2t, June 2, 9, 1995. • • • • • Tnl1 bu1lnt11 11 con· wh. (payable 11 time of ult In ....._. and atete your obiec· ARY 21, tt94. UNLESS • an anollltr under Feder11, SUie, or F450 F514 ducted by: an lndlvlduel lawful money ol the United llt, 1111, 112:1 Ilona . or file . written YOU TAl<E ACTION TO State tnd described " Flit II. Ff47331 common law (See s~on 14400 __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E.....;..;.i PUBLIC NOTICE b~~·~~et?'~:S•it1~~ States, 1>y w h, a e1shiet's PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~r~"b~;ore ~~~ he~r~ ==~.Efl ..l~u:e Ps~ ~=::: ::,• ~ d~ F~A==s ~.Business tnc1 Plulusions Flctltlou• Tllfje Lundvall • cl1tdt drawn by • state Q( nl· CNSI 210131 ing. YOYr eppeerance AT A PUBLIC SAL,E. IF Trust. Tiie lollowlng pet10n(s) I~ First 111tng Fk:lltlou• Bualneu Name This atatemtnl w•s flied =~a;:.~ ':a NOTICE OF mey be In perton or by YOU NEED AN EXPLANA· The strHt eddres1 and doino t..ISantU as .YJY ClEAN· MAATUC A. NEUllAJll, b• BualneH Name lt•tement with the County Clerk of c:hedt Clrlwn by 1 ~or I~ PETITION TO your attorney. TION OF TliE NATURE OF °"* common design• ERS. 2238 S GIJnd. s.ttu An1, WEINSTOCK., IWIOM, El AL Statement The followlng persons ate Orange County on June 2, . I IF YOU ARE A TliE PROCEEDING tlon, If eny, ~ the rul CA 9'2705 1888~ntJJtyPH 511 8(J() Tht follOwing persons 11e doing busineu as· t995. SIWIOS and loan USOClltlOn, ADMIWISTER CREDITOR or e contin· AGAINST VOU, YOU r.operty described above LISA KIM 9691 lm(Jenal Ave Los Altpelts CA ix:J6T dol~ bU1lness as: 1) HIGH E.NER.GV FIT· FM8494 SIWIOS aUOCllt!On, °' samgs ESTATE Of: gent creditor of tht1 ~~i~ CONTACT A l pvr~lr: t!ne~: ~ GllOtnGnM CA92644 Newoort Beacll Costa Mtu CR ATIVE PRINTING & NESS, b) BC MUSIC, 1954 Published Newport Beach-~=ltd~s::" ~ MOHAN R. deceesod, you must hie NOTICE IS HEREBY ~ach, CA l2MO. Tin taismess es col'Olcl!d 1)1/ CN'312718 GENERAL May 26 .Ain DESIGN, 707 State College Port Chelsea Pl., Newport Costa Mesa Dally Piiot 1 a BHAVNANI AJCA your claim w ith the GIVEN TH~ U'""'trs' The ~algned TrultH an 1nd~lllal 2,916 1995 Blvd., Unit J, Fullerton, CA Beach, CA 92660 June 9, 18, 23, 30, 1995. 10 CIO bUs neu'" llllS sute.) at 11 MOHAN court and mail e copy to TrustH Compeny~' as dlld.im1 1ny H1bH1ty for Reosnnt hlS not yet t>eQun PUBLIC NOTICE 92631 . B'enda S. Colgate, 1954 F509 ltle Ma1t1 {Noni!) EnttJnce 10 !tie RAMCHAND the personal reprasenlo· T • 1ny lncorrectnea1 of the IO l1anSact business under the JamH Plllhp Williama, Port Chelsea Plaoe .. New• Coumy Courthouse, 100 CMc tlve eppointad by the "''1"i pursuint to the street lddrn1 end ottMr trcu ous buSlness name o --------- 6064 Calle Cedro, Ana· port Beach, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE CentrrOnvt West, Santa Ana, Ca. BHAVNANI court w ltllin fo ur Deed or Tru1t recorded on common dHlgnitlon 11 names ~sled hett1n file Mo. Ft0335 helm, CA 92807 This buslnesa Is con-an nght, lltle and lntttt~I con-CASE NO, ~ 178170 months from the dato March 9, 111• 11 Docu· en ltiown herein • SlGN£0 LISA KIM FICTITIOUS IUSIMOS Thia business !• con· duc1ed by:.,, Individual Flctltloua veyed to and now held by~ under To ell hoers, benoh· of first Issuance of ment Numbar 94-0t68831 !(.;_ totet irnount of the nu statement was hied with MAME STATUIENt ducted by: an Individual Have you started doing Bu1Jneu Name said Deed oC Trust 1n the PIOl>frty clorlea, creditors, con· letters es provided 1" =ook •• Page -or Offlclal unpaid pr-lnclpal balance tilt County Clerk ol O<aogt The lollowmo per10n(s) 15'\11 Hal• you 7sW'ed doing buslne11yet?Ves1991 lt•t•m•nt sllulled 1n Slid County, <iucnb-tingent c reditors. end section 9100 01 the ec:ordi In th• office of of the obllg1tlon ncured Countyon Mly 22 1995 00.ng t:.isiness as ~!MANTI ~ui nH;~rit W~I' Brenda S. Colgate The followlng per1<>n1 are Ing \he land ltlertll'i: as lllO!t fully p~rsons who may other· Celifornia Probate Code. the County Recorder of by the ptoperty to be told NOTK:E·Thls fi<:n ous Name l.'ONTf~I SCHOOLS. 5003 l ames P 1 oams This statement wu filed doing buslneH 11: clescnbed on said OeeCI ol TNst wise be intere1ted in Th · f f r Orene;-.;ountyby, Cell~mli, ind reasonable estimated Statement rxpru hve yearJ rrom CNorNn Ave Orange. CA 92669 This statement was filed With the County Clerk of KLG KARE. 25252 Vla Pl• The prootrty netttol0rt Cltscnbtel tho will or estate, or 1 ~ hm~ or 1 '!''1 •E•ec: at r 1 wldow•rv,lns cost., ••s>tns .. and ao. \he om 11 •as llltd 1n 1t1e Ofl.ce lldntr Schools Inc Cllrtor wilh lhl County Clerk of Or•nne Coun"' on May 11, dra R....i1, Laguna Niguel, ~.... • ..... ••• , .. ...._ s•-both, of: MOHAN R. c &ems well not exp;ra nay:i • .., th u ..1 t'"· o1 -"-· na... ru 5003 E C~ Aw Or•nne Countu on """'I 21. 199-5·.• ., CA ,...,."'n ~. lllOss ~ -~ ·~ 8 HA v NAN 1 AK A before four . months tru1t1 'l First Fre~lllln vancH .. e me "' ,,.. w"' """~ """'" A MW Fla· -.. " .,.,.. nv ....,.~ .,,.. """"' ............. f h h d Flnanc a ' c ration " lnftlal pubtlc.tlon ~ the ~s BuStness Name SU.'tmtnl QQnoe CA92669 1995. FM8404 Karlyn L. Gundt.rton. deSIQl1lllon d any o1 Ille real MOHAN RAMCHANO rom 1 11 Hrtl'lg ate Beneflclery ~ pura~ant Notice of s.M 11: must be filed btfOI! N orne The Pnmn Sdlools Inc CMl01 Fe44093 Published Newport Btactl-25252 Vie Piedr11 Rot .. La-prootrty descnbed ltlo\oe is BHAVNANI noticed above. to the NoiJc. of Dafault ,t,OM,OU.12. f•ng ollhs stnmellldoes no4ol rn 5003 E CNc>rNn Ave Published Newport Beach-coil a Men Diiiy Piiot guna Nlguel, CA 92617 purported to ·bt 111 VIA SAN A PETITION has YOU MAY EXAM thereunder recorded on In edd"lon lo ustt, the 1tsejl aitllonu lhe use 1n ths Ol3lioe CA 92669 Costa Mesa Daily Piiot May June 9 18 23 30 1995 inti bu1ln111 la con-REMO Nr.YPORl BEAOi CA been filed by SALL v T. INE the hie kept by the December 21 1994 In TrustH wlll accept a c.-slale ol 1 fi<:tbous Business This bu11nm is c:oncllClld by 19, 26, June 2, 9, 1995. ' ' • • F. 18 dUC1ed by:~ lndlvldual 92663• • BHAVNANI in the S upe· court. If you ere a per Book Number ' Pege 1hlef1 check drnm on a Name en "'°'*>fl ol the ng!ltS o1 agtntral paltllership F457 5 Ha: you t?1t.f1ed doing The unelel'slgneel Trustee dis rior Court of Cellfornie, ion intor111ted in the tnatrument -, Numa,;; state Of nation .. banll, • "10U'ltr undtf ~. SUie. The reoim111 comme~ m __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , PUBLIC NOTICE ~.!'t ~und!'.!;.22·95 claims lflY hlt>ihly ta< any lllCO(: County of Orange. e~tata, you mey lilo M-731125, of llld omclal check drewn by• state °' common law (Stt Seaon 1~400 IJWact t:.is•nes' under the Thl•''itilement wai filed ttctncss ol the smt ldclrtss and THE PETITION re· with the court • formol Record•, wlll 1111 1t pubflc federal crecllt union or • el seq , Bu11nets •rid PIQ!es11ons hcn ous t:.isinus n¥ne or Flctltlou• FloUllou• with lhe County Clerk o1 OIMr common dtSl(jnatlOn. If auests tllat SALL v T. Req_ueat for .. Speclol auction on June 23 1995 check drawn by I stale or Code~ names t1stte! abo';e on .krM 23 Bu•lne .. N•m• 8ualn• .. N8me Orange County on May 22 any shown htttin HA YNANI bo appoint· ~ottce of thnde hhng of. en F•!._!:too !.~-nAct1thet0' N~~~ ~~~'..c=~n~v:~~. '°:,~ TEAfirstM ~ROW 1.... ~~~ED PRIW\HTI SCHOO. lS I t t Statement 1995 ' said sale Wiit be made bu1 ed es personel represen· mventory e appr&e sltl ..... • .. u. u... • ~sc -te emen The followlng persons are · , .... 7 •28 Without _... • "' tetive to edminiator the of estate essats or of County CounhouH 100 iodation or aavlngi ben'k 13,51 BIOollhunt Sl INC LADNER SCHOOLS. INC Tht following persons 11e doing buslneu U \ -.. ..., ... , ... ft or WllTall.,. 111 tele of the decedent. eny potlllon or account Civic Cent., Drtve 'west. apeclnecl In Section 1102 ~n Gm.-CA ~ 9y Joseph Troy Pnmanl Pres doing bualnns as: . AMEAICAN BISON CO., Publlshed Newport Beach-hP!'ued °' llTlPlled. rtOlld•no THE PETITION re ea provid11d in soctlon Senta An•, Callfomla to of the fflnenclal Code end Newport efac.li-Cos&a Mn a PSI 8Y ML Pnmtnl. Pru LSI PRO·TEC INDUSTRIES, 2292 Orchard Or., Ntwp0r1 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot title, possessron °' encum· quests authority to 1250 of the Celilornie the highest bidder for c.1h •uth<>Nld to do busln.u CN312m 1. 1eeg.c Mly L6 .Nn Tiu stmmenc •&S lilfd "'"' 125 S. Western 1213-B, Beach, CA 92660 Junt 9, 18, 23, 30, 189S. bfl/lees, IO pay Ille rtmallltng edminister ihe estete Probete Coda. A Re· (pay16tt at the tJma of the In thla ltlt-. In ttte ev•nt 2 9 1&. 19115 ' IN County Clelll of Otanoe ~~CA~~ 125 Jerry Gene Beckmann, F512 ::::' su:.ci ol Ott°: ol ~e(s) under lhe Independent quest for Sp~ciel Notice ••le In lawful money of the lender other than uah Is . . County on Ml( 22. 19Q!i s. "wester~ 1213-B. 'Ana· ~~~ ~'CA A~7 • B, PUBLIC NOTICE w1111 inte: tnereon, as ~ Administration o.f . Ea· !h~~;~rt •:,:::ble from ~~':!:.~ byci,:\,: ::::::: :; i~~!~:'~ PUBLIC NOTICE Stm~~E:~ 'e.'~~ ~ helm, CA 92804 Thia butlnua 11 con-11'1 said note(s). ldVances, II any, tales ~ct w1~h hmtl8~ ""-I• h~· • It.It• or n.tlonal blnk • ttt. TrustM 1 Deecl untn Ah-.. Ft•Ha Ille ~•I was Med in the Olhee Thia bu1lne11 11 con-dueled by: an lndlvtdual NOTICR OF under ine terms al the Ottd ol auth~>r•tv. IThi1 authon· .Julen R' W & · check d,.wn by a state 'or fund• becOfM 1v1llebi. 10 FICTITIOUS IUllMOS DI Ille County Off\. A new r,c,. dueled by: a limltltd part· Have you slatted doing APPLICATION FOR TruSI, estllTlat!d lees. ct1a1oes •r well allow the person· 11801 W.::-titwd q. fecle,.I credit union, or a ~~ or..,.hcndof•M 11 NAMf ITAllMOO lOUs Business Hime Statrmere nershlp bullnen yet? No CKANO• IN Ind expenses oe the Trustee and 8 representetlve to teke •1830 .. check d,.wn by• slate or 1 " r.. · nie 1o1towino person(s} •Slart rNst be l~ed bt!Ol't lllat •me The Have you slat1ed doing Jerry O. Beckmann OWNRRSHIP OF o1 the trusts ettated by said Oteel meny . action• without l• ""-"'" CA federet Hvlngs and loan Seid aal• wlll be mad• doing w51neu a A01JHO ldrno ol lhs statemtn1 does not ol bu1lnu1 yet? No Thia ttalernerot wu flied ALCOHOLIC oC Trust. to-rt. $347 915 61 obteming court &pprov· 90025-1791 aaaoclatlon, Hvlng1 u10-but wNhout coven1nt ~ TABLE flCUA • a.tSSION VIEJO 1lsell aolllonlt ll'le ust 1n ths Carl Anderson with tile Oounty Clede of llEV'ERAOE LICENSE E Cl ••• "!..,,, . • · ol. Before taking c e1teln 06108 06109 06116 d1tlon or aavlng1 bank w1rr1nty, 111pr111 or '"" 25290 Maruutntt Pwteiw.., Sutti SU~ oC a Fic•11ous BuSll1tSs 'Thi• statement was flied Orange County on Ma 16 stimate .......-uw intettst and vory importent ection• • • tpeclntd In Hctfon 5102 plled regarding tltle, po•· cg o MsSiOn 'Mjo. CA Q2692 Name 1n ~ol•Oon ol Ille ng!'llS o1 with the County Clerk of 1995 Y ' e-t-95 addltk>NI advances ~ any, will ho wever, the pert onei of tht Fln1nelal Code and Hulon or encum1K1nc-ea, ~ Yee um Yu, 1637 another ur«,. f'eder3' SIMI or 01ange Counly on May 25, F848785 To Whom " Mey Con-inc1ust tilts hgurt PllO< IO sale. representative w ill be PUBLIC NOTICE •uthorfz.ed to do buslnea1 lo ut11fy lh• Indebted· Su In ...... ,,,__ ..... _ .... n~ common law (Ste ~~oon 14'"" 1995 cern: NI CORA AND The benetic·~"' under said OttCI • . I .. ne11 Hcur.cf b~ uld '""" ~ .,,. ........ ..,....... ~ ...,., Published Newport Beech-NEARY INC la(are) ."...iv. ol T ...,.:;:!, required 10 give no tice n th it.ate) •II rtght, llUe ....... ~ d 1 CA 01675 · e1 seq Businm and Professions FS47725 • .. ..,...,., ru$l '"''s""ore tucuted and t . t t d cNs 1:r10J aJ and fntar.at conv-ed lo .,....., • vancea ereu,.. ,..,....., Costa M11a Dally Pilol May Ing lo Ille Department of dellwrtel to tilt nde ned 0 rn ores e persont NOTICE OF and now held by it' un..a~ der, wtlh lnlerHt .. pro-Tse l(WlllQ Yu, 1637 Sum-~) = Published Newport Beach· t9 28 June2 9 1995 Alcoholic Bever-age Conltol Otclmtionu C:IQ 'unless they heve aald deed In the,.,,....':!: vldld thettln, and the ITl!ndge On~ Oiamonel Bat CA ..... newll .--...no Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May ' ' ' • ;,447 to Mil llcohollc beverages ~tn S ol fault and waived no tice or con· PETJTION TO ,.. -..... , unpaid pflnclpal of the 91675 Newoort Beadl-CMta Mau 26, June 2, 9. t6, 1995. 11 100 Fair Dr. Costa ~"ind la< ale. and ' wnttln aentad to the propoaad ADMIWISTER •ltuatecl In Nld County Nott atcurecl by uld .llOy Vu111 V.h Yu 1637 CN3121ll6 Mly 26. ~n 2 9 16 F471 PUBLIC NOTICE Meat, CA 92626. with I ~ Tfie Oflault Ind Eltcbon st': action.) The indepen· ESTATE OF: and Stat• cte.criblng the O.td with Interest thereon Sumtntlldgt °""' ()lamond Bar 1995 PUBLIC NOTICE "40" On·Stll Beer II-.,. ...... _ ~~n ndcaEu..,. dent . ad'!1iniatretion CONSTANCE FAE lend,.. therein: Al more 11 PfOVldld In aald Nott CA91675 · '.=jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Flotltloua cenH(I). 111 ... """"" "' ..,..,111 a .,.,. euthouty will be granted REIFF AKA :::;~tvof ~!rbed In fa... chargH and •• ~ This lllsiness is conclldecl 1¥'1 Fictitious Bu•IMu N8me Pub l 11 h • d Newport bon to Sen to be reconle(f 11'1 ~ unle11 an interested CONSTANCE F In th• event tender other p.n1t1 of the trustH ind a gene!11 part/lerJhip 8 1 H Statem.nt Beach-Costa Mesa Dally county wtlett the real P'OPfl1Y is perton files an objection RBFF AKA • than CHh Is 1eceotld the of the trust• creeled by ~ you slal1led doing taisi- ua MU •m• The followlng peraons are Pilot June 9, 1995. locattd and mort tllall tli,.e to the petition end C A Tnnlff miy wlthhofd' the uld Oeld or Trust. ness ytf? No lt.tement doing buslne11 u : F500 months haw elapsed since such ahows good ceuae why ONST NCE REIFF l11u1nct of the Trutlee'a Serrano i.econveyanu SIGNED FELCIA YEE I.AM YU. Tht lollowtng persona 111 SUPERIOR LEATHER UBLI N IC recoroation. the court should not CASE NO. A178183 Dffd unUI funds become Company,11111dTrustee, l SEl<WAHG YU,JUOY YUAN·Yli dc°l~"s't4:~H:ks 8746 CARE, 2883 OlnQetWOOd P C OT E OAlE. ~2'95 grant the authority. . To ell ho!rs, beneli-avallabl• to the payM or 4900 Alvergrade "oad, vu HARBOR lAWN- . FUiierton, CA 92636 OfTWllll' IALf STATEWIDE LfNOUl'l IEAY· A HEARING on the ~;ariet, cred1.tora, con· endonM ae a m1tter of Suite 2870, lrwlnd1le, CA This s11ttmen1 was fllt<I W11t1 Plactf Cir. 8148, HunUng. Donald 0 . Mitchel!, 2883 NOTICE 1 · ICEl, INC. Al TRUmf petition will ba held on l!ngent cred1tor1, and rtght. . lt7ot, (118) IH.a7o, l y: lhe Cou~ Cletlt C( Orange MOUNT OLIVE ton BNctl. CA 92648 Glngerwood. Fuller1on, CA ~NO~,~~::-592SCE.RRITOSAVfi June 29, 1995 at 1 :<45 p~r1on1 w~o meyoth•.r· ~ ltrwet lddrt11 •nd. Ca1ot Wlcklund. Vk~ County on May 15. 19115 Cemetery Sales 8~~Pd~ Ci~:,•::· 112635 YOU ARE IN DeFAUl.T UNDER A lWRESS, CA 906.lCM P.M. in Dept. 703 w1H be rnteretted rn other common deltgna· ~.':i Dated. HOTa·Ths Aet'°"9 Nlmt Huntington BHch CA Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Om> Of TROST DATED (114)8.21.32, located at 3<41 The City the will or eslete, or tlon, " any, of the rear ASAP1HOU si.ment Cl:PM IM Y"" from Leads Furnished 9214e ' d~by:at1!ndMOal 03®91 UNLESS YOU TAKE BY MARCYAXELROO.TRUS Drive Orange CA both, of: CONSTANCE i:= d.-cribed tbove tn M llH lhe <!ae rtwasfiled 111 1he Olhcl Thia bu1ln11s Is con-t>!i"!,~~ou ·~ doing ACT10N , TO PROlrCT YOUR C230030 OfflCfR 92668. SFAT~NRCEEIFFF ARl<EIAFFCAOl<NA· 8 fX!~sto be: n1 A & • • al Ille~-~ ,..S f;Q. -7 2 d\lcted by. an Individual n_..... Mh........ ~--IT uay 8E SOLO Al IF YOU OBJECT TO " • .....'" treet. Colla PUBLIC NOTICE '°"' --~ ..... tleemtntll•••··-·· Have you •tarted dolf1Q Thi. .... ~-filed A.'MUCw"fYOUNEEOAH &9,&'16,&23, 1995 the granting of the CONSTANCE REIFF Meea,CAt2U7. mist bellltdbtloitllll•mt The buainet•)'ef? No with ~ County ~k of EXPlANATlON OF THE HATIJRE PUBLIC NOTICE petition, you ahould b A fl~T~TIO~Vh~• d~:::::-:-,:ir.t>t1~': STATUIMOFwMJoHMEWT ,~oe~:,._,:"111~ PACIAC _., Robert Loveleaa Orange County on May 11 Of M PROC£EDINGS AGAINSl appeer el the heering RETFF JR . Yh 5 · ....., lneorrectnff• of the OF Statll ol 1 fdllous Bu1inm ..,..AL PAM Thlt itattment wu ftled 1995 '. YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A NOTICE 0# end itate :<,ou r objec· C , . inf tCel'fupe.ri· ,·;.:!._. addr111 ·-" o'"•r USE OF FtClTTIOUS BUSINESS .,,_Ill...,.......,"' .... ...._"' Cemetery• ~ with the County Clerk ol FMe305 ' a..N.:R TltUST£ES ~UNDER tiona or ftla written or ourt o a 1 orn1a, u...-. .. iv '" MAME •wrn• ~·"' .,. ''V' ... uo ,...._.,,, • Cremet""" Oranne cou...-. on May 23 u-"'" · -ED ...r T•UST . . County of Orenge. common dn'"nallon If another u ..... r fedt111 SIMI o .... __ -' 199$.. 'ft' ' Publlthed Newport Beach-On 0&3095 It 9'.45 A.M. Rooert ~ ~7L1«M11 ob1ectrons with Ille THE PETITION re· 1 , 1hown he;:ln. ' Tilt IOllowing person(s) common lew (Sta~ 14 3500 Peclflc View Dnw · FM7455 Co1t1 Meaa Dally f'Uol M•y E. We1S1 Incorporated as the duly Loan: OIH•72 ~ourt before the hear· quest• that RAV G. "lhe tOUll 1mount of the ~ abandoned the use ol ti seq , BulitllSS Ind PIQ!esSIOflS ~ ~ Published Newport Beach-18, 28, June 2. 9, 1995. ~ TNStM under and Other: t11M2t eng. Your eppeerenoe REIFF, JR. be appointed unpeld prlnclpel balance tilt 11cu !"'s t:.isuiess name Code) .....,. F449 pursuant to Ottd of Trust. tt· ,.,,. Nu bef 4n.ai1-44 may be In person or by .. peraonal reor11111nt•· of the obltglltlon 1eeurtd BORRELLIS RESlAURAHl NewPoA9Hcfl·CosUMtsa I••••••••• Coate MeN Daily Piiot ----.,_-....,..,,...,,...-COl'ded on 040)91 as Document YOu ~ IN DU~T your attorney. tive to edmlnY11er the by tM property to be sold 10111 Tllt>ert A'ftr•it M>untai CH311Q 17175-aMMly 1Q26 ... llllMll June 2• 9• 11• 23• 1995· PUBLIC NOTICE No 91·154557 ol OffoClll Rte· UHDE1' A DEED ~ IF YOU ARE A ettat• of the dec edent. •nd reeaonabte costs, e•· V,.ey, CA02708 M\2.9. 19111!> ' llU ...... , F489 Olds in the ofta (If lhe Reconler TRUST DAT!D Novembef CREDITOR or • conttn· THE PETITION re · penaee and edv1ncn at Tile llQM>us t..is.nns name, ________ _ __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , Factitious ol Dr1ngt CourtCy, Calllomtl. 14, 11a, UNLEU YOU ge nt c reditor o l tho que111 a uthority to the Urne of the lnltlal publl· ':;~ 1114 ~ wis hie!! o PUBLIC NOTICE Mot1uary * Ch8pel lutlneu Name mcmd by Rdtanl C Sm-TAKI! ACTION TO t-ft(). der.u scd, you must hie edmlnltter the estete c~ of the Notice of Sele ~1 _.,:, Ori in,..lhe fft fie II. Orer'Nltlon Flcllllous Statement mons, a Single man Ind. Jiii E TKT YOUi. t-ftOP£i.TY. your cl91m . wtth the under the Independent 1'· UH,Ht.53 .... _ IJ No F.,._,-•R41U17J.)t 1 1 N Tht folloWlng perlOnl ate w•-.. a • .-woman as_,, fT MAY N ~ AT A court and metl o copy to Ad . . . f E The 1ett wlll be made "'"'""""' .SS 110 8roedwey Y• ne.. ame doing bualnen u : -•· _..,... ,....~ f'UIUC IA&.E. • YOU the pertonel redr11enl• mtntslretior:i o •· wtthout tovenent or wer· 8ontlli Restaitint. A Cal1to1-IWllllTAllMEllT eo.ta M..a lt•tement PARTNERS MORTGAGE lfnanU. as lN$lar, Mtcal Mort· NeED AH bf'L.ANATION live appointe by the lato~ Act. (This authorl· renty, HpreH or lmplltd, ru Corporatton, 2236 Olladie lilt IOllowlng pmonfs) ••~tt ta.flM Tht following pe~• are GROUP, 3721 S. Timber,~· Inc , I CHlornla Coriiora-~ THe NAT\MI Of' THe c ourt withi n four ty will eflow t~e poreon r.ganflng title, pouel· n~. Rancho Palos Vtrde, doino Mnat • DAW> S1••••••••• doing business as. Santi AN CA 92707 lion, as Benel!CllfY wllt Mt1 ll t-ftOCEEOIHO AGAINST months from the dete el repreaentettve to take •Ion or encumbrencH to 7S J(ON. O OS fNll.Y & COS.I• A.T. ANO ASSOCIAJES, Bollvat Nunti. 3721 S. public auction to lhe highest YOU YOU SHOULD CON-of first l!111u11nc a of many ections without 11t1ify the lndtbtednt11 Tiu t..ISlntsS was conQic "'ETK: OENTISTFIY, 10510 Chap. ---------~~ HBeach Blvda ~· llmber. S111ll Ana, ·CA bidder fa< t1sh, (plylblt It time TA.Ct A LAWYE~ letters 118 provided In oblemlng court epprov· 11curlld by 111d Dffd, 1d· ~a COlllO,.On ma.n A ... ooe. 19, Glll:len GllM, ~ • unllnglon eac .. 112707 of ule In lawfuf money 01 Ille Notice I• her~ given aection 9100 of the el. Befort taking certain venc11 lhtteunder, wtth gl*! bOMELU RESTAUAAHT CA 02640 . ~A 9h~~~ Aralol 251 ~ Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Uniled States. by cuh. a CISll· ttMll Lendef s.tvlce au-Californie Probtto Cod• very important e ctiont, Interest 11 pn>vlded A CA CORP. Oy Cillo G BolTtlk. Jeon. David SH 4~5 Nol1ll °'· u • · ducted by en Individual ler'a ehedt drawn by a state or '"" • Callf0tn\a COfpor .. The time for filin · however, the personal therein, and th• unpaid PltStdent Misel!d A11erw, San Glbnef. CA ~unftowef T·2, Santa · Have you tlarted doing flltlonllbl!1'aehtdlclrlwnbya tlon' at trutttt ot 1 . .11 t . ll repre11entativa will be prlnclpal of th• note ... This statement was f!ltd wi gin s Wh•n"'~~or,.ds, ,.._ T~1!21ru.1nu1 I• eon-butlneu )'ti? NO st.alt °' ftdetll CllCM lllllOl'I, or I aucC.aaor tru ..... of. IUbo g:;:: w,'ourno m~~h: required to give notice ti'!~ tby u::.n deed wtth lhe eouncv Otr1c OI This business IS co~ by " "' IV-.C • vi Bollvat Nunez chtdt drawn by a stllt or federal dutecl tnui~ee r-•!Mnt to interested persons n ... ,... 11 pro-I'll)' Oft ~ 22. 19115 an 1~a1 Not En h dueled by. an lndl dual Thl1 1talemtnt WU filed SIWIOS Ind loall IUOClltiOn. to tM Deed ot fruit 11· 1'0'!' the heering date unle11 they hev e vldtd In Hid Nott, '"'f Newpolllltacll Costl '-'tu The ~mnt commenced IO oug Have you ata11ed doing With the County Clerk ol sM1Qs 1ssoaation or U\'lllOS eeYlad by a.c. OMckhe noticed above, wllived notice or c on· ch•rvet and ••pentts 0 CH31~n8 1702~ Ml!y 26 cransac1 ta/S1ness u~1 tllt "Specializing In ~~~= Orange County on A4:>rll 20, '** SOfClfitd In ~ 5102 (If an UNNWritd INlf'i .._._; YOU . MAY EXAM· Hnttd to the propoHd the W.tff •nd of the .ain 2.9. 16. 11196 · llCtlOUs '-"'nm n.tme or Thi t tu ment filed 1995 lhe fenandll Codi Ind IUltlOnled corded Oft 12Alll1ta H INE the file kepi by the ectlon ) The indepen-trusts created by Hid f\lmeS bltd ltlM Oii t+'A S11mpaU.11 with' t~~ty wc!,'.,k of fl~te IOdobusintuenf\tl.U.)Jlltlt 11'1~ No • .....,. court. If you are & per· dent ' edminl1tr11tlon D~on"'!'t C Coodjobs SG*O OAWIS H JEON ~,. Otange County on May 23, Publlthed Newport Btac~ Mlilt ('Nortri) Entrllt\Cll IO ltlt "' Boot NIA , ... NIA of •on intereeted in the euthority will ba granted pany W'I;;' r:::.~':: 1'1:; ttllablc scnicu Tlis "*'""" wa 11190 Wll'I 1985 Co11a Mata Dally PllOC Mey County ~. 700 CMc omclaf reeonta In tM ol• Hllte, you mey file unl1111 an Interested Gov~ ~ f201 San lnlerHtlnlJ lhln&t the O!Nfl\Y Del\ ol OranQe 2983 Harbor 8Jvd • , ... 74H 1t, ae, .Mw 2, e, 1985. c.nitrOriwt West. SllQ Ana. ca. nee: IN~ Count)'~~= with the court • formel peraon files en objection Dll90, CA 12•122, 'T•I•· 10 buv Cou=~22. 19115 Costa Mae Publlthed NtwpOrt ~ ~58 :mllt. 11t1e Wld W.11st con-• tnte --"r• Requ11t for Speclat to the petition and phone tiMrlber: <•1tl ~ ·nd AQ~s ~ c 1 to Ind now Mid by it llndtf ~. llnd PIM"*" No lice of the filing of an 1how1 g ood ceuH why 455.9757 a : Mlk: St.nrment tllPlft ''"" Ytlll llOm 540 3135 oat• Ma .. Dally P IOI PUIUC NOTICE 0etdol lr111tlnlht fl(Ol)tf'Y to tM Notte• °' Ott-.. Inventory end eppralsal th'a court thould not arvnotta' DatedrMin:h n lt'1 oll there Ille clMe •t ••llllcl 111 t11t OOa ....._ : JLne 2• 8• 18• 23• 1985• altlllWcl In salct Couney, Cellfor· afMI llectloft 10 lel "*• of estate •11111 or al grant the euthorhy. 1111, P1a~ Conducting every day ol lhe Coull!V Cleril • ntw fa -.. ________ F4_90_, Plotltteue !lie. CleSCl\blno IN IWld tlltrt.n: "'*' r.cordad OJ12211 ... nny petition or account A HEARING on tho a.le: Agency Stl• end In a 1mificd '°"1 Mntat NllN Sllltmt,. PUIUC NOTICI auaa~'!91H "-:-Lot 45 of Traci 31M. u lllown :.=.. l.o. 'i:.ti.: ':; H provided In section petition wHI be held on Pottlnt -•••n on 1 MIP '*'°' *Ordtd 111 lald omcta1 ,_Kotft, wlM 1250 of ltle Celifornla July 8, 1915 11 1:45 ASAP11tt4 f'lotltlou• ~ :::.= ~.,. 10011 115, Plile• 11 Ind 3.2 of 1e1 Oft w1• et . .._ Prohete ,Code. A Ae P.M. in Dept. 703 locet· 112, Ill. I/ta au.me.. N8ftte .-: ~ ...... Atcionts (If _,,. rtont entrenc:e tD quet1 for Special No11c1 td tit 341 The C1ty--------- Stat....,.t 3.,,. ~ m.:_: t.lldOllnge~ the CouMy ~ form it evailable from Drive Orenge CA Chances are Thi I~ P8flOll9 are CA mat ' The~,...._~ 100 CIYk ~ DrM the court clerk. 12888. I n ~ bullnNe u : Oermd .,.,. 33t1 ~ .. told ... , .. The ..... *"' w.tt ...,.. Ana, CA .. AttcllNy for ........ ; IF YOU OBJECT TO you Wil nd DOOR TO DOOR OELN· dlana A~ Coeta ...... ande#leroommon~ I 1:00f'.M.•P"MC WCUon .... .I. I . C... the Of1tt1tlng of tho what you nffd ERY, 1tol1 KIP8hufU Lene, CA t2f.2t " llft of lhe "" ~ dt· to tM ~ _., fof 5144".,_ 8-.t, 1trt petition, vou ehould at the price Hunlln91on leach, CA Thi• bualntll le c~ ~ *" la ~ '° DI. caatt (peyallie II tM ...... ,.._ llpf_>Hr at the he1rlnQ 92141 Mttd ~ .,. lndMdlMll 2564 VIII fllq. C.. Mlaa, ca °' .... In lewN IMMY ol ............... CA end 1ta1e your objee · you want lo pay IJnde MJtle Aloe. 1to1t HIM you t""'9d doli'l 121ZM135 .._ UftllM ..... ,. II 8l990 · . tlone or file written whtn you rtad ~ Lene. H~ ~ye(? No Tiie l#IClnlpd Tni• dis. ttlM. W. .... ...._... oe • Hl'OI CM/11 ob)ecttont with the Ct .. •ffl•d ~· ~.= 11 con-'Oef•Cl.llilrW ......... *"9 MY llllllltr tor~ tnooP ;;n:•t.S:: = "::.."': PU11JC llOTICI court before th• hHr dtli.. __,by. lndMdull TNI llilllllltnl WM -rtc:11t .. offll ... 1i11Maalnd ,.._ Ill..._ ~. Ing. Your llf>PHrtnoe '7 HIM ~an Marted dOlng ~ the,..~ ':;: 1r Cllllf' commoft .... , ....... I ._..Ill ... Couflty .-CHStieoJO> rnily be ln pe,.on or by Ml-5878 bue1Me1 rt(?"° 1~ ....,..ft, on • ..,,, lf\Ol#ll ,__ Seid"*.. ... ..., ... ....., -. NOTICE OF t;;:======~~======~ UndaMoe PM71Ut llllNlll.llllt.._c:iMnllltor --..; Uie ti, lloett at KfiiiON TO Jhlt ...,."*_. was lied ~ ~ .... .,,.,.., ....-or llldld • ..., .....,,-:.,_ .._ ADllmAIEA With the County 0ettc of .-----..,... ,..._ • ....... -. or ,__,"' 4, hie ESTAB OF· Orange ~ on May 23, C-. ..... OrtlW f'loe _, •••IMl•a. • ,._ 1111 II· • flf -•••n 11•..... NCffARD PICK 1•. M.JuMl.t. 11.1-. ,_.. .....i Mii Of 111 .._ .. 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II ....._ .IWnl ll&ildw, ~ rm. Jonee, ~ ~'411Y " .... tl'47TI ~ WIO\Ot &her~ ~ .S rv __ ,.., ..._ Acl. (fhle ..ihorMy Wll llOW u. pertJOM1f9P'look103, hgt 21, Of Mia-OEANNe .....__ ,.._ ,._ ............. al lht ., .... In, Lliguna leectl, Thll ~ waa filed ,...-. .. 11 .,. __."r on -r • --.-T-A_iiiiiT ___ Ol' __ ,Wlll 111ow the ~ l'9P' rtMn181Ne IO tM• nwwr ~....,_,ill the Of· ROS LINDA . PIELOIA, S°' 1-=w IOU> CA-f wtttl the COUf\tY Clefk of .....:::-. 11N. ~ IO \Ike ~ eQlone ~ ~ loe of IN County Aecofder HtM :.&.]11t °"*" DIM, Mollie Ceble, 18 N. Lii 0tlflle County on Mey 19, . H474H AUNDOllMDeT OP actiOM witnOUl obCllirlln9 court~· lelore ~ of Mid CoYney. (AUK>~· LA.URA GALINDO, Ha04 a. IMne,~CA •111 lencla. ~ BMth, CA 1"5, .......... Publlaheef Nn1port hech- USI OP FICTITIOUS ooun ~. 8efore tall• 1nQ ceftiln 1f«Y tmPoftln' ICAtBEO A.S 312 Either Publl1hed Newe.o.~t and the 1n•c1t .. d .... Nt17 · PM7Ue The followlng petlOOl Wt Coit• M ... Dtlly Piiot .., ....... NAiii Ina wtlln )l9fy lmpoNint ~. how~! .. per. .... Coeta MeM. c.Mlor· .. ~.~~·ta Meta DMy ..... .NM ll.1M. ldden llutctler, ~ Em-Publlllled Newport IS81Ch· doing bAuti""',w. SSOCI· JuM a .•. 18, 2'. 1895. The fol1oWlna pet.one llC'lloftl l'loWewt the per. eor\11 repre...,._we Wiii be nla.) p~.,..... 2• II, 1"5· The._. .... II~ IO ereld1 Ltgur'9 BMch, CA Co1ta Mese Dally Pilot TIM y,.~-u.J. A F4'3 tiave abandonecfthe uM of IOlwl f ' MenlatNe Wiii be required to give~ to The Mle la avbjec1 lo cur· '412 C.lllomla Uniform ~ taea1 ""' • ATE..S, 9 H ... -"'1on Cour1,1 ________ _ the Flctltloua Bu1lneu requlr~o gllt• notloe to lrdeteeted pe(.ona uni..e ,.,.. WIM. covenant•l ,.. PU;r.C NOTICI merclat Code lectlon Thia bualneaa 11 col\-J\M\8 2• 9• 18• 23• 1""5;:480 Newport Beach, Califot'nle PUILIC NOTICI Name: FIRE/STOP, THE lm8fdted per.one uni.11 tti.y he\19 wlll\led nodc;e 01 atrlctlona, rHerval ona '""' 11oe.2. duc*t by: • generll patt. taeeo STEPHENSON co., GAZIN-lhey haW wlll\led f'Olk:e or cona.nted ao the ptopoaed rlghla. n9ht1 of way, end 0,..1ag114 The name and llddr'ele of Ml'ahlp PUIUC llOTICI Timothy Joeeph ~yan. ~ FlcUU.U• GUS DINGUS CO., 2082 consented to the pr(lf)Oeed action,) The lndepetldent ...-ment1 of record, with NOTICI TO the person wlti, whom Have you atarted dolog Huntington COUit, 8Wl)O au•lneH NaMe S.E. Brletol 1201, ~wpon llCllon.) The Independent administration authOtltv will any encumbrancea 01 clalma may be filed le & bullneea yet? No flctltloui Beach, Cellloml• 92660 ltatet1Mnt Beach CA 92880 admlnl1t1atlon authOflty will be granted unlHt .,, Int«· record to be aatlatled from CRIDITOAI OP crow Solullona, lt12 Ou-Jeenne £'. lkndlef' lklalneM Name Thi• buslnH• 11 con-The lollowlng perton1 .,. The 'Flclllloui Buslnesa be grented Ulll"' an ll'ller· oated peraon Ill• an ob-the purchase ~. aULK ULa l)C)nt Drive, Suite 22, lrllne. TNe atalement waa filed Statement ducted by: an lndMdual doing bua!Mu u : Name relerted lo above Hied person file• an ob-jectlon 10 the petition Md Bid• or olf9ra are Invited IS•CI. et04, CA 92715, eacrow No. with tt)f eoun.y Clerk of The lollowlng pereons .,, Th• re~lstrant(s) co~-FOAEVJiR SUM, 4000 Wal filed In Orange County jectlon 10 the petition end ahows good cauM why the tor this pioperty and~ e101 U.C.C.) 7449-KR end 1he lat day Orange County on June 5, doing buain"' aa: menced o transa~t i~u t Birch st .. 1102. ~wport on Oct. 1, 1994, File shoWI good cause why the eourt ahould not grant the be In writing and will be l!ecrow No. for ,llllng ctalmt by anv 1995. PC ASSOOIATES, 145 w. nea• under the ct 1 ou Beach. CA 92060 No.F624541 court 1hould not grant the authority. eelved at lh• uw Otf1 Notice 11 hereby given to creditor •halt be June 21. FMae21 Mein Street, Suite 200, Tus· Bualn•H. Neme(s) lfsted Fred Gai'Cla, M.D .. 18787 PlCC Incorporated (CA), authority. A H~AAINO on the pttl-DONALD L DANIELS, credlto11 ol th• within 1995 Which la lhe ~ PubUalled Newport Beaeh· Un, CA. 92680 Jbov• on. January 1• 1995 eeacll etvd.. Huntington 2082 S.E. Brlslol #201i A HEARING on Ill• pell· lion will be held on 8/2a/95 tonl8y lor 1"-Cot11ervator, named seller thet a bUtk day before the anticipated Cotta Mesa Dally Pilot Pettit/Chenot Auocl11t11 Timothy J. Ryan . Beach CA ~2647 Newpon Beach, CA 92660 tlon will be held on 8/29/95 at 1:46pm In Dept. 703·10-at 1224 E. Kalella Avenue, aate 11 ebout to be mad• of safe date apecffled aboVe. June 9 l8 23 30 1995 tnc (CA) 145 w Main This atal•~nt was Med Felix Piak .. am M.D. '415 This busine11 WH con• at 1:45pm In Dept 703 lo-cated at: 341 The City Sunl ltt,l'?,37• Orange, beCIJ!~~ the 111811 dHcrlbed D•tecl 1J119S ' ' ' ' FSo7 StrMI, su'he 200, 0Tust1n, 01~ theC~~ynl~ C~~yk 1g1 Brockllde Ave.,' Redlinda, ducted by a corporatlon caled at: 341 TtiE CITY Drive, Orange, Cll!ifomla a ""'"" • or may .,._ below. John Leopold Ollver CA 92680 r nge u • CA 92373 PLCC Inc., J.B. Ste-DRIVE SOUTH, ORANGE. 92668YOU OBJECT TO. ... :;'t~tyh;~·~~:! :fi:i p~ The nam•• end bualne11 Publlah•d Ntwport PUBLIC NOTICE 1'hl• bu1lne11 11 con-1995· Fa48247 This bu1lne11 IS con-plllnsen CA 92668 IF ... e .. , ti addf•IH• of Ul• Miier are: BHch-Co11a Mesa Dally dueled by: a corporaUon ducted by: a general part· This atatement was filed tF YOU OBJECT TO lhe granting of the petition, you cation of t,"s no ce end John o: Klremlt, 179 E. Pll J 9 1995 9UMMARY OP The reglitrant(s) com-Published Newport 8each· nershlp With the County Clerk ol granting of the petition, you •hould appear at the hear· ~::•any t": Is=•· d 171h Strfft, Cotta Mesa, ot une • • F499 PWOPOSID menced 10 transact busl· Costa Meia Dally Pilot May Have you 111rted doing Orange Count)' on May 19, should appear at the hear-Ing and •tfiate Y1our o~ wl ~ n:,u!.ned !~ ttl• r.:w CAL 92627 • ORDINANCI neas und., lh• Fictitious 19, 26, June 21 9. 1995. buslnetl vet? No . 1995 Ing and state your ob-Jeetlons or le wr tteo o.,. ~ .. -The location In California PUBLIC NOTICE A PROPOSED ORDI· Business Name(s) llsted · f448 Fred G1rcla, M.O. Published Newport Beach· j•ctlons or file written ob-)ectlons with the court be-Of Ice of DONALD I.,. of the chief executive office NANCE I• act)eduled for ebove on· May 25 1990 This statement was filed Costa' Mesa Piiot June 2, 9, ectlona with the court be-fore the hearing. Your ep-gANIELS,t Att°l~:o'o°'A ~ of f.h• .. u., la: aame as cnet21e1oe adop"91'1 at the regUlll City Pettit I Chenot Aisoclates, PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of 16, 23, 1995. fore th• hearing. Your ap-pet'anc. may be .In peraon o:'':h':a ~at~ apecllleci above STATUllUfT Ot' Council "'"'1ng of June Inc., Michelle M. Pettit, Orange County on May 10, F486 pearance may be In person °IF ~6~~~oA~~EDITOR above Al Usted by the aeller, all WITHDRAWAL FROM 19 1~ btJing Ordinance President Flcllllou• 1995. __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E--•or by your attorney. THE PROPERTY IS TO BE oth8f' buslnHt namea end PARTNUSHIP gs:7 ~ Mc:le 1 of Th!• alatement was nled BuelnHa Name , FM82t8 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR °' a contingent eteditor of SOLO ON THE FOLLOW· addr11se1 Uled by th• chai>ter VI of llu. 5 of th• With the County Clerk ot •t•t•m•n• Published Newport Beach· cne12ao933· ~:d;:!~eJn:0~:'~':ri~ ~':u~'c:~~,r~:u~~~~ ING TERMS AND CONDI· ~~e'Ui~t~~:'!:l~1~\,a: 0'~~11~~0~~DIR g:ta10 ~=·t.:u1nlclp~ ?;rso• County on Aprll 26, The fotlowlng pera~ns are Costa Mesa Dally Piiot STATEMENT OF your claim ~th the coun and mall a copy to the per· TIONS: All Cash, at least aent °' dellv8fed to the BUllN•Sa NAM• helJ.I 1 fnllatabl • ~~/ • Fa44815 doing buslnese as: June 9, 16, 23, 30, 1995. ABANDONMENT OF and mall a copy to the Pef· aonal representative ap-five percent (5%) of which buy8f' 11e: None The following penon hat till ~allonll. r' £a v~ NATURES FINEST LAND· F515 USE OF FICTITIOUS sonal representative ap-pointed by the court within must accompany bid, end The namea and business withdrawn u • general Tio1 to Ive ~di~ t,195-Published Newport Beach-SCAPE & MAINTENANCE, PUBLIC NOTICE I BUSINESS NAME pointed by the court within four montti• from the d•t• the balance of the pur. addresM• 01 the buy., lie: partnet from the patl/lef· 1' fltlt r2adln Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May 4300 Campus Drive, Suite The following persona tour months from the date of flrtt Issuance of the let· ch ... rrlce to be paid at Don Klremlt 3851 Sltch Sl etilp op8f'atlng Under the the following gotlc:ied ~y 26, June 2, 9, 18, 1995. 130, 0Newport Beach, CA•---F-l_ll_tl_o_u_e __ i _ have abandoned th.a use ol of first Issuance ol the let· ~~r~aaf~g81'1tn rc:,on cf~l~=c:· • LAH I~. N•WPort Beach, CA. tlc:tltloua busln"1 name of COUNCIL MIMa•":;~ F470 9J!~d J. Brown 11 33731 Buei! ... Name the Fictitious Business 18fl as provided In section o • a om a o-• • 92660 Oceanside Center Assocl· .. S PUBLIC NOTICE Chui VI t D • p I t 1 Name· a) TOTALLY INTE· 9100 ol the Callloml• Pro-bate C~e. ~·time form. OLEY, ConMrv•tor The asHta to be aold· .,. ates, LP. • Calllomla llm. .. ft l "9okeen, Hom-a s a, ana on • tatement GRATED PURCHASING bate Code. The tlme tor Iii· Ing claims will not expire DONALD L. DANIELt, described In general as: lted partnetahlp at 13 Cor· buckle, Mon•h•n. CA 92629 The folloWlng peraons are SERVICES, b) TIPS. 4100 Ing claims wlll not expire belor• f~ur month• ~ro~ Attorn.y for Coneen1• (cleaners) furniture, fix· l>Orate Plaza, Suite 200, NOIS1 Buff•, Genie. Bu:.~!~!0~=m• Ju~~ ~~~~el~~lv:~u;on· ~l"JF~~~~ss t~:RTFOLIO Birch Street Suite 102, bel0te four months from the helll' ng date no c..., tor . tur ... sewing machines Newport Beach, CA 92660 A8~ENT1 None. . T ·1 ( ) • ~~wpo~I ~ftfch, C~ 9~60 ~t!v~~lng dale noticed a~g'J· MAY EXAMINE the Publlshed Newport 1~f~ 3[• ~~e~=~ 1~.J: J~. F:~l~1~~· t~u~g:: THE FULL TEXT of th• The fo~~!1~:':e~!ons are ~~~ced8,ost~:~s!c1 ~~~ ~4~~Ag;:~~T p<;,~::v: 8 c c;>ua us ness YOU MAY EXAMINE t"-file kept~ th• court :Jou Beach-Costa, Mesa Dally 2 • r ordinance may be read In dolni business as· ness under the Fictitious Suite 210 Irvine CA 92714 Name referred to above '"' wr • 9 627 was filed In Orange County the City Clerk'• Office, 77 AS OCIATED ·GROUP Business Name(s) listed Calltomia' Porttollo Ma~ was filed In Orange County file kept by the court. "Jou are e person Interest In Pilot June 6, 9, 15, 1995. The business name used on April 12, 1990, F453399 • .- on Jan. 12, r995, File are a person lntereste In ll'l,e estate, you may file Thf848 l>Y the stlltf at thet toca· Full neme and address of Fair Drlve, Coata M,sa. HEALTH PROFESSIONALS. above on: agement Corporation (OE), No.F633727 the estate, ,rou may file with the court a formal R• IC NOTICE tlon Is: sea Side Cleane<s the person withdrawing: MARY T. ELLIOTT, 1500 Adams Avenue, Suite David J. Brown, II . 4482 Barran~a Parkway, Encore Management Ser· with the cou a formal Re-quest for Spe'Clal Notice of PUBL The enllclRated date of Hopkins Development Deputr City Clerk 304, Costa Mesa, CA T.hls statement wa1 llled Suite 210, lrvlne, CA 92714 vices. Inc .. a Calllomla cor-quest for Sptclal Notice of the filing of an Inventory NOTICE OF SALE the bull( tale la 6-28-95 at Company. L.P., 13 Cor· P bll h d N t 92626 with lhe County Clerk ol This business Is co~ poratlon, 4100 Birch Street, the filing ,of an Inventory end appraisal ol estate as-In accordance with the the office of 3857 Birch St. porate Plaza. Suite 200, u 1 8 ewpor Parker, Turner. Senne & Orange County on May 17, ducted by: a corporation Suite 102, Newport Beach, and appraisal ol est~te as· sets or of any pevltltlond o1 r "'OV'iaions of Section 21700 1309, Newport Beach, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Beach-Costa Mesa 'Dally Associates, Inc. (Calilor· 1995. Have you started doing 'CA 92660 sets or of any pe~tion or account as pro de n ihrou h 21716 of the Cali· CAL 92660 Stephen c. Hopkins, Presl· Pilot June 9, 1995. nla).. 1500 Adll(ns Avenue. F648927 business vet? Yes 04/18194 This business was con· account as provided In section 1250 of the Callfor· f 1 gB 1 . , d P 1 This bulk sale Is subject dent F497 Suite 304, Costa Mesa, CA Published Newport Beach· Calllornla Pontollo Man· dueled by an corporation secilon 1250 ol the Calllor· nla Probate Coc;te. A Re-s~~~: c~:s~~e~. ~~sg to California Uniform Com· ,Ttils statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE 92626 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot agement Corporation Encore Management Ser· nla Probate Code. A Re-quest for Sp&Clal Notice due unpaid storage fee tor merclal Code Section with lhe County Clerk of This buslnes1 Is con· June 2 9 l6 23 1995 This statement was filed vices, Inc .. Nick Spellopou· quest lor Special Notice form Is available from the which INSTORAGE OR· 6106.2. Orange co~ty on May 19, cn•128092A ducted by: a corporation ' ' · ' j:487 with the County Clerk of los, President torm Is evallable from the court clerk. · . ANGE Is entltled to a Hen fl so subject, the name 1995. Flctltloue Have you started doing Orange County on May 23, This statement was filed court clerk. Attorn•r for P•tl· pursuant 10 sectlon 21702 and address of the person Published Newpon Beach-BualMH Name business f't? Yes, 6·1·90 PUBLIC NOTICE 1995. with the County Clerk ot Attorner for p•tl· tloner ol u ld code on the goods with Whom claims may be Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Stat ent :ar1<er,1 ur~er, Se~ne S & F847457 Orange County on May 31 , tloner TERRYC. ANDRUS, hereinafter described a~ flied Is 3857 .Birch St. June 2, 9, 16, 23, 1995. The folloWl~mperaons are 11~!ovlc~'esl~~~~ · e· Flctltloua Published Newport Beach· 1i9~il h d N n 8 h LA.NOE & MINNOTT1 COUNTY COUNSEL miscellaneous household ~~~9·92~;~~~ t~:a~~j F479 doing business 19. This state~ent was fllod BualneH Name Costa Mesa Daily Piiot C~stas r:esa •Piro~ Ju~:c 9· Atty• at Law •nd HOPE E. SNYDER, Items sofas, refrigerators: date for fillng claims shall PUBLIC NOTICE UNITED SAMPLE COM· with tile county Clerk 01 Statement June 2, 9. 16, 23, 1995. 16 23 30 1995 • D. FRANK LANCE, DEPUTY, 10 Clvlo Cen• wast)ers, dryers and Ptf be 6•27•95 which Is the PANY, 2507 Pacific Coasl Orange County on May 31, Tha following persons ate F491 • • • F502 ESQ., 1 to E. AVENIDA ter Plaza, P.O. Box sonal property., Due notloe business day before the SUMMARY OF Highway, Suite 102. New· 1995. doing business as: PUBLIC NOTICE PALIZADA, STE. 202, t378, Sant• Ana, CA having been given to pat· sale date specified above. PROPOSED port ~each, CA 92663 . F648t37 SIMPLE CONCEPTS, l085 __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E--1 SAN C.LEMENTE CA 82702·1378 ties known to claim. an In-Dated· 8-8-95 ORDINANCE VTR EnterprtH, Inc., (Cah· Published Newport Beach· Danlelle Dr., Costa Mesa, ---F-lc_t_Jt-lo-u-,---' ltl'est therein and the time • fomla) 2507 Patlflc Coast . . CA 92626 BSC 03 92672·3998 Published Newport specified In such notice for DOH KIREMIT A PROPOSED ORDI· Highway, Suite 102, New· Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Omld Ladievardl. 1085 BuslneH Name NOTl~E ~F Published Newport Beacll-Costa Mesa Dally payment of such fees hav· Publlslled Newport NANCE Is scheduled f_or port Beach, CA 92663 June 9. 16, 23, 30, 1995. Danielle Drive, Costa Mesa. Statement Beach·Costa Mesa Dally Piiot June 2, 5, 9, 1995. lng expired will be sold at Beach·Costa Mesa Dally adoption at the regular City This business Is con· F511 CA 92626 The tollowlng persons are PETITION TO Piiot June 2, 5, 9, 1995. FM473 f)ut>llc auction by INSTOR· Pilot June 9, 1995. r:u~~5 m.:~ngg o~~I~ ducted by:. corporation PUBLIC NOTICE Atashln Sharifi, 3469 Wind· dSoPlngEEDbuEsElnoes,Ls aCsH:ANG & ADMINISTER FM474 AGE ORANGE located 11 FSOl • • The reglstrant(s) com· sor C1.. Costa Mesa, CA E ESTATE OF: PUBLIC NOTICE 340 S. Flower St. County of 95-6, amending Section 13· menced to ttansact busl· 92626 TUNE UP, 2770 S. Bristol, DOROTHY C. PUB\.IC NOTICE Orange, State ol California PUBLIC NOTICE l36, lS.l48, 13-252, and ness under the Fictitious SUMMARY OF This business Is con· Costa Mesa. CA 92626 WINO'ERTER, aka BSC4082 on the 14th day of June 13-529 of th• Costa Mesa Business Name(s) listed PROPOSED ducted by: a general part· Pakzad·Zahlry Corporation BSC4030 IN THE SUPERIOR 199~ at 9:00 am Terms for cnet281929 Municipal Code regarding above on: S-:11·95 ORDINANCE nershlp (Calilomla), 2770 S. Bristol, DOROTHY NOTICE OF COURT OF THE the sale are cash only, Sale NOTICE OF voluntary redevelopment of VTR Enterprises Inc A PROPOSED ORDI· Have you 1tarted doing Costa Mesa, CA 92626 WINGERTER, PETITION TO STATE OF subject to cancellation. BULK SALE nonconforming multlfamny Egon van Oen Berg Presi: NANCE Is scheduled tor business yet? Yes 12+94 This business Is con· aka DOTTIE ADMINISTER CALIFORNIA IN ANO Landlord reserves the right (Notice pure"8llt residential projects. dent ' adoption at the regular City Omid Ladjevardl ducted by: 1 corporation WINQERTER to bid. Below Is a list of !HE MOTION to give Or· Thia itatement was filed CouncQ meeting of June This statement was flied Have you started doing CaH No. A178148 ESTATE OF' FOR THE names and unit numbers. to UC'C'Seo. e1os dinance 95-6 first reading with the County Clerk 01 19, 1995, ~Ing Ordinance with the county Clerk ol business yet? Yes. Sep. 16, To all heirs, beneficiaries. JAMES C. Q. MacNEIL COUNTY OF ORANGE STEPHEN GREGG, A133 of bulk HI• code•• carried by the following roll Orange County on May 31 95-8, pertaining 10 unlawful Orange County on Ma)' 9, 1993 creditors, contingent credi· CH• No. A-178897 Eetate of JOHNIE SEPHUS, A162 defined In UCC lee. call vote: COUNCIL 1995, ' graffiti. 1995 Pakzad·Zahlry Corpora· lors,andpersonswhomay Toallhelrs,beneflclaries, DOROTHYM.CLEARY, BRIANSANOOVAL.A166 9102(2)(3)(11) MEMBERS: AYES: F&4a258 THE MOTION to give Or· F645t74 Uon, Mohammad Alf Pa· otherwise be Interested in creditors, contlngen1 credl· conHN•t... JESUS MAES, A176 NOTICE IS HEREBY Erickson, Buffa, Horn. p bU hed N ..nov.rt Be ch dlnance 95-8 firsl reading Published Newport Beach· kzad. General Manager lhe will or estate, or both, tors, and peraons who may CASE NO. ANDREW RODELL. B7 GIVEN that a bulk sale Is buckle Genia Mon• u 1 e •• ,.-a • carried by the following roll . This statement wu filed of: DOROTHY C. WING· otherwise be rnterested In A-187807 ERNIEALFONSO,B9 about tobemede. ha . N'OES N' AB-Costa Mesa Dally Pilot call vote: COUNCI L CostaMesaOailyPllotMay with the Ceunty Clerk ot ERTER, aka DOROTHY the Wiii or estate, or both, NOTICE OF RANDAL GAUCA, B56 The name(s) and bull· SE':fT· Non! one. June 9, 16, 23, 30, 1995. MEMBERS: A y ES: 19, 26, June 2, 9, 1995. Orange County on June 2, WINGERTER, aka OOTIIE ol: JAMES C. G. MacNEIL INTENTION TO SELL JESUS MAES, 867 ness addressea of the THE, FULL 'TEXT I h F503 Erlckaon Buffa Horn· F448 1995. WINGERTER A PETITION has been JEAN JUSTICE, B90 seller are: Dick A. Angel o t e b kl 'a I ' M F648530 A PETITION has been llted by WILltAM A. REAL PROPERlYAT REGINA SMILEY, B100 and Margie L Angel and ordln.ance may be read In PUBLIC NOTICE ~c ~·OES~n .:• 0~ PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newpon Beach· tiled by VALERIE LYNN BAKER, PUBLIC AOMINIS-PRIVATE SALE SHERRY SUUNAN, Bt3S Deborah L Harman (tor· the City Clerk's Otllce, n n. ' one. ---------c M D II Pit BREUER, aka VALERIE B. TRATOR, In the SuP.rlor NOTICE IS HEREBY THERESA GRUNDIO, merly Deboreh L Terrlgno), Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. cne127799'1 SENTI None. Flctltloue Olla esa a y ot WINKLER In the Supe<lor Court of Catlfomla, County GIVEN that, subject to con-B138 38 Rlmanl Drllle, Mission MARY T. ELLIOTT Fictitious THE FULL TEXT of the BualneH Name June 9• 16• 23• 30• 1995· Coun of Calllomla, County ol ORANGE. flrmaUon by this Court, that JUDY COLE-RISINGER, \llejo, CA 92692 Deputr Cltv Clerk ' aualne•• Name ordinance may be read In Statement F5i3 of ORANGE. THE PETITION request.a on June 19, 1995, et 10:00 C71 All other buslneaa names P. bll h N St•t•m•nt the City Clerk's Office n Tile followlng persons are Ca 't see t THE PETITION requesJs that WILLIAM A. BAKER, A.M. or thereafter within GEORGE FRY. C117 and addtffset uM<f by .u • ed ewport TM following ptl'sons are Fair Drive Costa Mesa.' doing business as: n m 0 !hat VALERIE LYNN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, the time allowed by law, STACIA SHERMAN. 06 seller(s) wlthl.n lhe past Beach.Costa Mesa Dally doing business as: MARY T EUIOTT a) GARDEN PARTY OE· gel to all those BREUER. aka VALERIE B. be eppolnled as personal that the under1lgned. as BERNARD QUIZON, 0215 three yeara, .. •lated by Piiot June 9. 1995. HEALTHDYNE MATERNITY D• I c 1...,'c1 k • SIGNS. b) SENSE APPEAL. repair jobs WINKLER be appointed as representative to adminls-Conservator ol the Estate CHET ROBERTS, E26 the seller(s), 11te: NONE l , , F496 MANAGEMENT, 3505 Ca· pu V •r •r <151 62nd Street, Newport personal represenlatlve to ter the estate of the deoe-of the above named con-PATRICIA MODE, E42C The name(•) end busl· . dillac Avenue, Suite 106. Published Newport Beach. California 92663 around the house? administer the estate ol the dent. servatee, will sell, at private J~MES TAYLOR. E51 neas addresa of the PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Beach.Costa Mesa Delly <::ynthla Regina Ridley, 451 Let the decedent. THE PETITION requests sale, to the highest and STACEE ANDERSON, E93 ~er(•) 11te: John Leopold Flctltloue Healthdyne, Inc., (Geor-PUot June 9, 1995. 62nd Street, Newport Cl•••lfl•d THE PETITION requests the decedent's WILL and best net bidder on the TIMOTHY CASEY, F20 Oliver, $On Yukon Avenue, gla)f 1850 Parkway Place, F498 Peach, CA 92663 the decedent'• WILL and codicils, II any, be admitted term• and condition• NIKKI HARRIS, F52 Costa Mesa, CA 92628 BualneH Name Mar etta GA 30067 This business Is con· Ser.tic• codicils, if any, be admitted to probate. Th• wlll and herein Ht forttl, all of the BARBARA VINSON, F55 The asseta .,. generally St•t•m•nt This buslnesa la con-s ELL ducted by: an Individual Directory to probate. The will and any codicils are available right, tlUe and Interest of DEBBIE SEIBOLD, F94 described u : a fast food The lollowlng peraons 11te ducted by: a corporation The reglsttant commenced any codlclls ere available for examination In the file the Conservatee and that DAVID WILIAMS. F1 59 restaurant buslnesa known doing bualnus as: Tha regl1trant(1) com· to transact business under help you find lor examination In the file kept by th• court. th• Conservator has IC· s as: SUPER SANDWICH & a) UNIVERSl·Tl.ES, bJ TIE menced lo transact busl· your home the fictitious business II bl h I kept by the court. THE PETITION requests quired In the real property Buy It. ell It. Find IL DELI end are located at: ONE ON. UNIVERSI -TIPS ne11 under th• Flctltiou1 through classified name or names llsled re a 8 e p. Tl-iE PETITION requests authOl'lty to administer the located In Orange County, Cl•Hlfled. 675 Paul•rlno Avenue, COLLECTION, 400 Emerald Bualneu Nam•(•) listed at>ove on 2/1/95 642·5678 ... • 1002-1625 : ~; .. 211 ... -- I I ·'- .... ' ! I ' J l J , Ji I j. aus•&HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY Pll.OT DIADUNIS Monday ............ fiiday 5~ 1\aday ............ .Mooday 5:00pn Wednesday ... : ... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ...... : .... Wednesday 5:00pn Friday ................ 'Thursday 5:00pn BY PHO• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631-6594 (Please include yt>ur name and phone mu:nbec and we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYMA&Oll9t •xttON1 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92flZ7 Cllrrn<l.Newpon Blvd & Bay SL GENIRAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any enor in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occ~""ied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. -----• COSTAies.A 1024 NEWPOBT NEW10RT 1-----· CORONA COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT HOUSES/ BEACH 1089 BEACB 1069 HOUSES/ DEL JIU 2122liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiimiiiilBEACH NEWPOllT 2169 BEACH coNDos .oc .. •au1. -----··coNDos 11rlOITHRDTS3tO ~~~"~"~ POR SALE ier 2\1!188 home, fp. ONI OF A KIND ......... rt MW•" POR UNT 81Q OCIAN YlllW8 + Dep-a&r+2Ba lnhm AT THE BEACH Alil'lll .......... llllllls ----·--· ~!:.~=~·a~~~~::; Secfud•d 2·•fY, 3500 Top .., .... eineahlng·------· ........ ~~ w/yard. Peta OK. Pool, A>-nual Re•ntal• elf, &Br 3\1!188, bonue view, e11qulelte 2+ IM IMl!o, OCf1....,.. lndry8. e4e-2Me "" __,,.Ja1111Wc1t1t11eFtf· Owner/.Agt. 650-3447 rm+d-, ---R ·"ew, .J:n...1 u1ppr • .... 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Your 0 DOWN. .AHUtn• l.owHt ptic.d hOtM 2 fl), 210•'· $27". L.. plllnt. 11'011 + $800 mo. 9011·866·2233; The .......... . .. _, ..... ;u.Mct.lillt-A.rea, Toll Fr .. IOO-1118,.800 FHA loan. In arH In m8ny yeara MINM'MM opt •ate. SHI f45-M5!5 Np. Avail 1117• VIiia Eve 909'8~791 ., ... ==-·- .......... lnl ...... 198·977I Ext. H.-1391 Upgrd 18r, fp, patio, and atlH nttgodAbtel & CLOVl81 CA .._.,, 175-4tU2 bat Side 18, New ''1l''l900 hb --•Al •81 fOf' current lletlnge. PoC)tlten. .1\9' '41·150? Bed1oome, 3 S.tha, 4.77 acrH, t.nced, COION'• ~ .......-......... large lot, tuett gated 80.... fru" • nut .,.... • palnt/floore. W/D l'lk• -41':'2",""'Ta"'l.l .. L-... AP-0-.,..--........, _.,.., • communlt", Seller• (") •eA .. --.pool, D•• u•• 2122 ,,._ ...... 21"4 up. Prtvate·CUI de He 8 ------2169 ,......,1111_"'*91111 W I h d th .. .. ........... .., .... ~•n ~ 6 N/S 1726 •~t44•1. pecteculer Olly ......_., .. ._ .. .....,. COSTA MM• 1024 hen you wr t• pure aae •no er •h•Cle .,...., la&Olc,'ijiiilii••••Mi!fi!!~~~~!I'··--------• Llghlt Vlewl .-iart>or ~ • Oassincd ed. home •nd MUST 130k doWn: II tM--.. Nu ·~ vi.w H~ "vi 7/t,m;~~~.;.;..~~~ .. ...... ....... ... .. HU. NOW. We OM ,. .... ,_ ......... or t o-.. .... In -.,, t2,1IO/-.. .. ...... _ ....... .._............. · , ... 11 -· ...... ,--~cou-N .. Ollllt.....-~ · ...... _.,......_ ..._. Uleawww ,. -._.,1.._.... ,....._ lllC u"'c • make •n Hc•ll•nt (114) .... 1• ._. ....., yd wlehed. "'ta; 0 041 ............ IHO.IOO the racta • ... """* Info Of W/Pf~-· NOOdep ...... 7 .. .. SJ n.... .... •..eort ,.., ~ I.· tild sci tbc = ~·-'="1·,· SILL , ··-p. :;c:: tc=::x: ,.....,...,, · a --c• .ntct. V1'-L eppro11 ---•· --..... _ .... _,.., ....... , ..... ttooeqft,Nf'mov.8 multi ...... ,... WM ........ Wallt ........ ~. •• SSJ' •---you 1neo rtila bNuly. ,ou went. , ...... l_uy-11-. s;-11-1•t.iillj''"1ne1_..._u ... 1 YG" flomt lo ~· inn. Ct11slfted ...... .:-. ~ AGI• au..,, 131.21&1 "42-5671 c1 ... met1. lht'ougtl clullfltd nw1• or n3-0114 ... Hn • f - FRIDAY, JUNE 9. 1"5 ""'°" COSTA MESA 2824 COSTA MIS& za4•----•l11111as TO LOST. -----·lllPl.OYllUT DIPtOYllllr1' ~l'ii'liiCl'ii.-.il21~1;j1 lllSCllUll01JS SBl'B 2724 ADOONClllD?S POVllD 2125 DIPLOYIDllT 5530 SllO -• ••a1N 327 Cabnlto, **TOWIHIOlla** llJl!Al.S Apt. C. 28t 1ea. Ilg llv a m .. t« Bt I.Me 1r9 Iii••--••••• ~ '"'· d/w, frplc, •nd patio, W/d 'hkup ·r:.•·-----•111 ............... ____________ L••• Cat Tue• 819 --------1COMPUT•11 DATA IUIL8TOMC& a patio & yatd, lndry, 1. S950. 28r 1.' .... a IO ehwe 48' home w/ LOST. Male Liiac Point 11_.w,,.-..-aNT"Y· ,rr. Small Need hetp P.T\me. Cat gar. Avail now. gated, PQOl. l79S": • aOOllS pool In Huntington Slam .... Vic. Reward. ~&All,..._&5530 w~ dfflgn .,..... be nee& I de-• 540-7181or850-4342 MOVE IN SPECIAL z7oe &Heh. S400fmo +~ POUND 2125 ~Verde 878-9733 c:o. Well apoken, pendable. ComPllil* J'~ w .. iOIW, remodel •er 1 IR iioblle Home 548-7387 or 548-7490 utlt H2-8778 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil p~ mannen, or· lkll• a plu• ~ not • 1 'Ba. lrl yatd, 12300. Quiet & S.cure. ODii Studio w/amall l'r•• T• Good!m•••••••• A DAILY SALARY OP ganlutlonal akllla. must. CaJI Janice, •t: OpeA un 1.a. 1208 1 .... 1 N bedroom New ~ ,.•••GES Home 5 y .. r old In -·~""NALS $400 A DAY wQfklng Leave mag. 87&-04:S2 548-730$. • ': 8-fkahlr• Lane. David, ··~;:lvd. · NEWPORT paint. "6<>. Inc:. utl. -door female ca& • .-~ tor Don Lapre of th• Drlvere nee41ed now PIT $7/Hr 2-daya • ... ColdMl....,122·14" ":"-:::-:-~=-=-----BEACH 28•1111 OrHt loo. 844-1012. fOa IENT 2740 Mixed colora, TV ahow "Making 1 Co M b Wffk 1oam to tpm 1 BR·18A $550/mo. v• Ni Executive Twnhme. de-clawed, apayed. Monay." Call Don at or sta Ha· a.std Muaa' be' Fluent w/ '\ l.ndry, poOI, quiet, nr Walk to Balboa. Prof. * --.... ft st--•* Carrying cage, 1111.,., p••rftuaT r 3002 1·800-368-5277 produce, clo. FfT, e1Cp Computer! 722-4588 'J~ APJUtTMl!NTS POlt llENT all t1ansportatlon. No 18D F'URNISH•D F bd/t:>a n/I pool/ ..._ -~-litter bolC, food In· ~-· pref, b ·I ngual pref. P•t• 848-0392 Short term, great .':~gym, seOo 840.2201. ~nv;,::;./~~: ::p•i eluded. 873·5305 ADVERTISING SALES Arthur, 631•7880· PIT Rtctptlonl1t ~ · amenlll•J. new catpetl B"'·d 1 G Telephone. HS•yt·old llXP'D PERSON to lor embtoldarv co. In ~ BACKBAY-·S1DE Calt720-1•'"'2 Roo-for rent "' nCM.873-1943 DO LOVW:RS c t M 5"77660 -., -• "" ... os • 11a co. ~ · help run fatmer'a Ins lrvlne. wk·dya, fx .hi•. 1 BR Cottage wfyatd. In chatmlng hH, NB. NEWPORT HEIGHTS PLllAS• H•LPI M t $725/mo. Loe. at 329 *1 BR l82S• . 1400/mo. No amoklng. 24 8 I Beautllul blk/Wht med. CLERICAL Agency In NB. Good uat be pro lclent Unlveralty 548·6093 R2BR 2BA 1729/Up no pet. Furn. 831-0124 x • atorage on y, sire Dog Found '5/10. AClvertlslng asslatant. baH pay+lncentlves. with Lotus 123 & el1lg & d lshwuher car ok. $100/mo. Remain• unclalmed, Part time, 1:30 PM· Rick, 851·5183 Word for window•. BALBOA Cute Studio n1 Ttlanqle Incl. 60K30 pool. No 650-4015 very loving, nteda 6 30 PM $7 50/h S Phones, filing & misc s F : · r. ta. Gen Office PfT p1ojec1s. Call Mon·Frl PENINSUIA 2607 q . rench drs, frig, lg pets. No fHa. No VACATION Newport Hghta 2·Cat good homel 846-1428 ble, DEPENDABLE For CM pharmacy. 8:30.11:30 am. Ask for tSOO 9TUOIO , utll• lnol. Behind library, ioe E. Bay. 723-0823 .Of 220-9498 g•:•· $~25 Inc utll/cbl. lease. 54S-48SS RENTALS 2722 garage. Sale & secure POUND BUNNll!S Individual needed to FleK hrs. Wiii train. p 11 m . 8 3 3 •7 7 4 9 u at NS. 722·9882 NEWPORT Hl!IGHTS w/alley access. $250/ 3 sweet bablH , that provide clerlc211 sup· Charlea, 540-8919 PfT Work F/T Pa.. ' l!'ald• 1Br avall now 2Bd, 1Ba, patio, ga-mo. John 648-1282 nHd lovlng homell port for tho Classified---------• No t $ · N OCEANFRONT & 19TH C I (7 ~ •25 2 28 Advertising Depart· Gl!NERAL OFFICE 6am·12 M·F, no exp pe •· 585/mo, rage. 0 pets. $850/ Awe1omel H•• 4 blks aJ 141 "' • 4 Mo F I 8 5 C t e $8 00/h $650 d 150 E 2 I 7 •o ........ 77 men1 ol a growing n· r • • ompu er nee ssary. . r ep. · 1sl yeary "" •-.. · S f N I 8/2"9/ F 0 UN D C •T & k I klll A k f Ma..,, 852-0247 SI Encl gat 548-0683 o. 0 p per. V'" co-a.••eacIAL -community new1p9per mar et "g s s . s or • " · · SEASHORI!. Attractive 3. 2 or 3Bt. 873·1943 nun~ White female with or· chain. Accurate typing peoplo·orlented. Phys· POSTAL & GOY'T JOIS E'SIDI! Lrg clean 2Br 2Bt 2Ba, frpl, d/W, din REAL ESTATE ange, b1own & grey of 50-55wpm a MUST. leaf therapy cllnlc In s2t/HOUR +BENEFITS ---------1 1Ba, gar, $750. 1Br at rm, gar, patio. $1150/ RENTALS TO matklnga. Blue eyu. Duties Include data CdM. FAX resume: NO EXP Will TRAIN CORONA S650. 120 Albert Place mo yearly. 873-6557 Meaa Vetde area. Call entry & heavy phones. 640.2631. Or call 968-To~Cal 7!4-647-1991 DEL MAR 2622 548-1703 Spotle•• atudlo condo SHARE 2724 ave 549-1660 Opp or I u n I l y for 3003, ask for Michelle.•--....... --------h p 1 1... RecepUonlat FfT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil l!'Slde Prime Location at Veraallles. Gated, BUSINESS OFFICE FOUND DOG Small. growl · hys cal ... fug <lrHt Temp Job-$8/Hr Ent. Co. Phon••. 2.sto-18r South of 2Br 1Ba, Ull. pd. pkng, lndry, pool, apa. CDM $390/alngle $450/ mnR RENT 2769 gray, cu11y older dog, testing Is a prerequl· Npt Boach Post Office light data entry. $6/hr. •• New appllances/carpet. $745. Agent, 631-8097 maater uu. paid. ~ may be Tefflar/Poodla All New Llvel site 9f employment. needs lalter carriers. Avall lmmd. 540•9203 PCH. Incl ulll. 1efrlg, 5825/mo. 759-8242 STUDIO Brighi & AJry. No peta n/amk. 70a.8 mlK, 6/2 on Loa Allaoa 24 Hr Chet Line Send 1esume to (714) Application• avail a•i---------- w/d, apa. $1000/mo. Beautlful bath, f/p, kit Avocado.875--8634. SUB LEASI! 250 •i:t fl Blvd., Laguna Hills. Glrls .Glrls .Glrlsl 631-6594 Attention: 1133CamelbaekRd. NB Garage? 875·7222 EIS VERY lg studio, f t ffi llh Call 581 7634 1·900-484·2100x5633 Judy Oetting or call ' walk·ln clst, stv/frlg. w/lrlg. Prlv phne. utl• CDM Lux lg home. De-ron ° ce apace w • · s 3 . 991m 1 n . 1 8 + (714) 574-4250 for In· LIVE IN Companion/ 2BR H~Ba, 2 carport•, No S/P. 1971 Church#2. pd. Must seal Avt now algner tum. 1 blk to air cond anct bath In Found Kitten Orange Procell (602)954-7420 tervlew. Counselor for dav dis deck overlooks pool, $525. 760-0189 $550 1530 Sylvia Call COM bch 12X18 bt lndust complH neat tabby. Bear/Sunflower abl adulL $1430/mo. Avail 7/15. Lse $950. -::-:---~-----1st. 548-8179 On Ja.aml~e 723-0377 55/4 0 5/JW Airport. (714) 545-2575 HAVE FUN WITH TRADE Costa Mesa. 556-1441 N.wp rt •-----·----$225/mo. 548-88141----------640-0619 or 838·7107 o ac ross 1he1---------Executive Condo In FOUND PUPPY Black SPORTS TRIVIA LUNCH ROUTE Nead: street. 2Br 1 'hBa, gar. s11u Newport Crest. 1 Lrg & white face posslbly Call Nowlll COSTA MESA 2624 S825/mo. 1665 lrvlne ~' 2676 Bdrm w/ prlv. bath. COMMERCIAL ALlstrallan Shephard. 900-858-8000 x5033 through classified \ ~/~~'~ :~~~~da~l~es Avet113. 720-9422 CLEMENTE Avl as eatly as 7/1. T 11 un 2778 Call (714) 557·6266 642·5678 L ~u, S2.99/IJ'lln must be 18yrs ---------orl's Kitchen 979•0747 Npt Hghta/E'elde Full prlv, gar SP.ace, FOUND Procall co (602)954-7420 2Br 1aa duplelC, gar, s an c I em en t • w/d & utlls Incl. $600/ REX RABBIT $399 MOVE IN frplc, patio, lndry, blt· 1Bdrm Apt + Den, mo+S600 dep. David T .. A, needs lots of pet· LIVE 1·0N·1 CHAT I $800 6 2 548 8800 434-1200 '"" ANO WILD GROUP PARTY Super clean 1Bd In ns. · 4 ·9918 Patio, Hardwood · or · •REDLANDS ting and exe1clso, AsLowAs S0.33/mln cozy frlendly, 30 unit Pool-view 1Br upper, F loors. $625/m o Furn Br/pvt Ba In 5· Comm'I corner 8 neutered. Please Call 1.a09..,.74•2958 18+ complex nr Triangle Sq. pvt gar. deck, lg clost 1 ____ 4_98-_9_39_9___ ata1 HB moblle bome. acres. State Hwy. 714) 625·2426. BUNK HOUSE +more. $715, 1 mo N/S, 45 yrs+. S450 New Mjr Nat'I fast FOUNDt Beautlful MEMB S APTS 8 42•1401 free w/ad. 722·1999 SELL Incl ulll. 960-4838 food rest • new high young kitty, female, ER HIPS $450 MOVE IN BONUS Spectacular Sunsetal HB 3Bd 3Ba large school e proposed 01ange, brown & 3018 1&2Bn from $625. Quiet lmmac 2Br 1 Ba, d/W, your used vehicle hse. Close lo Ocean. d e v I o p e 3 5 0 black, vicinity 20th & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii friendly gated comm. stove, free lndry, spa. through classified BUiiard tm & Jacuzzi. homes· sell/lease Tuatln Ave., Costa C t pool, 8801, carports. $850 + dep. Pacific 642-5878 1bd avl 7/11 960-93n JV Ownr 714·549· Mesa. 548-8342 en er c I u b Prort managed. 548-7017 Ave. Agt. 891-4411 ·---------Lovellf Engllsh cottage 8309 Loat Bunny While, for sale. 721•8705 ___ ;;..______ nt Wedge. Furn lrg Br, fluffy, w/tan ears. Kids NEWPORT BEACH sitting tm, V•Ba. N/S. 1st pet, lost In New· COUNTRY CLUB COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 s10001mo .• 575.9921 port Hetghls. P1eas41 • 722.1953 • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB lux lrg home near BUSINESS •-call 645•9070· QUIBT & SERENE Palm ~esa Apart111ents I So near & yet so fu ... Th.ac's the feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the lush greenery of secluded woods & stately palms. bch, unlurn, phn/cable Q Loat Cat Blk short hair Can't seem to Kltch·lndry. No pets. FINANCE Persian. On ShorecllH S385+U111. 645-9515 Rd. Corona Del Mar get to all those NB Maste1 Br, pvt Ba, LOST CAT Female, repair jobs . kltch. lndry. Incl utll/ BUSINESS giay stripes, white around lhe house? cable. No smk/pets. paws/tummy. G was Let the $500/mo. 722·9755 OPPORTUNITY last seen 5/30 near Classified NB N/S Roommate . 2904 Harbor/Hamllton CM Service wanted to share 2Br REWARD 650.1649 2Ba apt w/comm pool, Loat Cat Groy long Directory w/d. 645~033 Are You an Everwday hair, FUFFLY. Near help you find NB Pool/tenn/bch/sun· deck. art atudlo, w/d. $450. Happy environ. 631·2111or646·8473 Somebody Looking the Back Bay. Corona reliable help. for Something Unique? We change Del Mar. REWARD 842·5878 livest You can make a <714> 844.0346 --------- significant difference ------------------ When you write a Classified ad, Include all the facts and get the results you want A Srudios, I & 2 8cdroom.s . Jr5. $575 to $600 · IBR $625 to S6SO · lBR sns io s7so &No Pets NB-3 blka to Bch. Lrg rm, Ba, gar, phone. Dealgner hm. spa. $560 + V• ulll 548-8494 ~".r~~e~:~f~lv:d~:~~~ PERSONALS 3002 PERSONALS 3002 ment. Call 1 ·800.65S-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3117. With CAL•SCAN! A v cttia.I Blinds A c.oling fans A NEW Urpct, Paint & Tlic A Fil:ncs.1 Room A Hmro Pool & Jacuz:u A Patios & Balrooics A Ganga Avatbblc Offi« H ours: 9:00 am · 5:00 pm M·f and 10:00 am · 4:00 pm wc:ckcnds 1561 Mc.u Dr.· Sama Ana Heights, CA (7 14) 546-9860 ------ICARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING NB/Bluffa. Fem has pvt Br/Ba In lux condo Gar. pool, grnblt. $500 + dep. Avt now 644-0263 Npt Bch fem has pvt Br/Ba near beach. All amen. Clean & neat. $450/mo. 646-3735 Out1tandlng Opportunity lor aerious prol1. only. MLM LO. phone SVC. Call 65<>-5365. PAY PHONE ROUTE 35 Prime Estab Locs Earn $1500 wkly. Call 1 ·800.200.9137 24 hrs Roommate to share ---------~~~t!B~~=n£.~~~~~ INVESTMENT non-smoker. 2-car at· OPPORTUNITY tached gatage, prl· 2908 vat• bath, laundry. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii comm pool. No pets. $395 + Y.t utllilles. Day 574-4240 Eve 549-2658 e IPO STOCK e OFFERINGS 846-8749 Broker CONTRACTORS PICTURE LANDSCAPE & Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers with a combined circulation over 3 million. $~00 Is all It takes to place a 25 word or less classified ad . $15 for each addltlonal word. MOVING CAL•SCAN (91 6) 449-6000 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 FRAMING HARDWOOD 3617 FLOORS 3 712 IA WN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY Aej)llra, Atlnod. Doors. wtn-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii~~iiii~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ________ , cloWI, cabintlt, atucco & Ory-•BOSS HOUSECLEANING CPI BUILDERS INC. NEWPORT FRAME CO CLEAN/WAX/POLISH wal, ltnca, gaits, fie. Uc. UcenHd·lnsured. Realdenllal Con1t. Oualty custom framing Marble RejuvenaVng 35yrl np Jerry 842.0HT $9.75 per hour. Uc.#518424•ln1u1ed Ory Mounllng Services 35 Yeata Exp. 714-548..0398 (714) 985-4993 By Harp Inn 646-8918 714--848-8700 ACCOUNTING/ TAXES 3406 A to Z HANDYMAN INSTAU/REFACE CABINETS Exp. Houaeoleanlng 1 _________ --------- Kitchens, baths, doors, Weekly/Blwffkty, One DOORS 3580 GLASS/ ,_HA_U_UN __ G ___ 3_7_2_0 Bualneaa Adlvlaorw _w1_nc1_o_w_•_· 0ouo __ 54_s-_72_58_ L_n!e m~o~:~·,!;jm/:!3!1ye-e~Pr~~~~~·4~"t~· lii~~~~~~~iii MIRRORS 3682 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Servloea•Flnanclal & A to z HANDYMAN An experienced iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'" =ement Consulting INSTAUJREFACE CABINETS PENNY'S CLEANING dependable door HARBOR GLASS CO. JUNK To The DUMP T CFO 444·3747 Kl1chen1, baths, doors, Thoroughly clean your hanger. Guar work, commfR••· Stotelrnt, wf1!~~u~8!!,8~~1sh ~~~ii!!~iiiii! Dlbernerdo'• Moving TREES Local/Olllc;e/Storage long Dist. FtH Est To,petll"e111 .. e. Law"•· TAl181632 979·3114 Ike'• Custom Painting Prol. Clean. Quality \lfork. lnl/EXt & Docks. Ll703468 631-4610 ~751-3478 Lawn Service. Mow/ edge/aod/1prlnklers/ cln·up. Al 905-2718 Ive mag or call alter 5 QUALITY CARE PUBLIC NOTICE 20 yr• exp. e1Ccenent The Calif. Public Utlll· workmanship, fair ties Commlsalon RE· prices. 645·2417 Ron QUIRES that all used RAINBOW Circ le Malnt. household goods movare print their Pa·n~r!Q lnl/E.c1. House/ p U C C I T b Apl. Oual. job. Free esl. PLUMBER••• Drains Cleared. Repair or Repla .. ANYTHINGI •(714) 894-3759• Expert Drain Cleaning & Plumbing Repairs 20yrs e1Cp. All work. Guar. Steve 545-8298 Precl•• Plumbing Repalre & Remodel• Free Estimates U 087398 889·1090 ACOUSTIC REMODBUNG window• 0"'"" 546-7258 home/rental property. reu Don 521·8910 · --• 714--754-11&0 · windows, wrdrbe, tub/ Man won'tl 968·1882 ll~os . an~ ch~~'i?e~:~ St. hc#56981l7 636·8888 print their T.C.P. num· •SON'S PAINTING• i-R-0_0 _F_IN_G ___ 3_9_1_0 WANT YOUR HOME ber In all advertise· 20 Yrs Exp. Res/Comm. •VICTOR'S • Prola11lona1 Gardening 1 O Yrs. Exp. Xlnt Ref's (714) 457.1739 shower~ -Uc. 642-0424 3408 CARPET INSTALL SPARKLINO CLEAHf DRYWALL --------HE.Atm, BEAUTY A PAO,'L GARDENER ments. If you have a lnVExt. Llc4'460559. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil a REPAIRS 3516 Efficient, reliable. SERVICE 3584 HANDY MAN 3710 • FITNESS 3740 Caring for each land· question about th• le-537.9495 Of eoo.616-9722 •THUNDER ROOFING• 1 _W:;::k~ly~/B;:l;:·w:.:k;IY~8;4;1-4;::;56;:.1:.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii acape aa If It were my gallty of a mover, limo TOP QUALITY For all of tour roollng W• PUT IT ON 1-own. Larry 854-4673. or chaulleur, call: needs. Reroof/repalr. OR TAK• IT OFI" •WINDOW CLEANING• H•ne•T•pe•Texture HomalRental ~ropartlas Public UUlltles INT/EXT. Vory com· Uc 638144646-4122 Amtex Texturing Tim Renea Flooring FREE ESTIMATES Acoustic ceillng iamovlll Palnl.Carpentry· LOH Fat ,aetl Our MDI BEST JOB Gardening. Commlulon pet111ve. Lie 4'648·228. •Bob 841-80eS• •Balow Retail Price•* 297-8081 David Water damage. Free Drywall and morel get rtaulta. LalHI land1caplng, clean 714·558-4151 Ja'Jf 714·850·5088 _TRAN __ ..,..S_IA_T_O_R/ __ _ L'c3a7rp7e3VW8 ~.;'11 Eatl Kevin 673-6620. Ga,y &45-5277 dlela & med• ae •Hn ups, tree t1lm. Refs. d '8' on lV'• 20/20 & Feb. FREE EIL 436-1518 ---------TUT R 3927 ADDITIONS COMPUTEltS 3558 Carp'try, roof'g, plt>g AJlure mag. Newport NTI PIANO & VbCAL .. 1niuoD•TTU,. 3410 CE••-IC ELECTRICAL 3610 painting, remodel Barlattlc Ctr. 873-8586 •-v-AR ........... D_C_l_un-_u_p_. W-eed-.1 PAI NG 3858 LESSONS 3868 ii,ii "' .... iiii • .,.iisiipii ... iiii .. 1.iiii .. MA~Wiil ~ liWftV &VUw. E I e c fT 11 •IS I u cc o . trim. Remov 11ees. Nu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ _.. _. ...., •00 4 ---UILD•R t1W 3528 MAC TUTORING ... _1 ••--trt--• rte ,Conctele deckl/Repalra lawl'\/planta. Free Est. •W.P. YOUNGQUIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f~f~~,:~i·l~~!':'p'r:t!~ , --.. -·--Syalem. a"1t:1:rm• ~ -.... WO MORGAN, UC'd 650-3281 HOME CAR.El ...... YARD 703-4778 Painting Contractor Piano' Vole• ••••On•. Suaana e73-1409 Ba.th00-44lroome.a•Kalt4c9h•n •---s~ •-'d ,11artc1-~:.,···c·~-~A.~Q ~~~.'::::~ Carpentrr•ll•otrloal SERVICES 3760 Ouat. painting by pror11 a,n ag,ea, bbeglndnlng ~~•----------._. --r rM ••• .,....,......,., Local Uc a.o-7 04Jt Plumblng•Drywall• •---------Ucl60209S. Ins. c I" ca ~y egre ... Doora/WlndOWa/Oeck• T"9 Dean o1 C-amle ••TUTORING•• · Slucco•Palnllng•TJI• LEGAL Frff est. 045-3305 teacher. 540.1947 TILE 3928 DUNCAN Tiie. lnatdatlon, r• Wlndowa , Word, JON•i llL•CTRIC Rooflng•Jlm 841-74i4 Prof'I To ~ HM 81t SERVICES 3812 PIANO Beg.·Advancedl~=~~===~ CONSTRUCTION palrb grouting & Ex~I. Acee ... 20 Yra All houra . Fully HANDYllAN C w/petcatefq, aummer 21paChlallty Palntlnt AllagH·THchercer1.rGNut/Tile "9ae .. ..... 20 Yr• Exp. Small & plum Ing. Lil'e70130 Ex p. 800-200-4S024 Bonded & lnaured. arpen-whlle atten1 ng U.C.1.liiiii••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PLUS touchupa. Enter1alnment Avall. Regrout ..... Mllll Lg. Jobe e&0.'7042 873-eOSS or Me..852e L4'706749 aet ... 81 tty, Ule, plumblng & Ref'a,. (J1f. 985-4834 KRIOllAL llUURY ATTY 24 Hrs. Alchatd Sinor Jennifer 840.8669 Rapal,.CIHn & Seal roof. 25yra exp w/1efa. Uc 280644 MS-3209 • Non.ataln Qroutl CONc•mTE a UDDL•llACK J erry Bell 771-e380 Fr .. Con1u1tatlon , .... Eatl!Mte ... not Ceramic Tiie/Marbie ~ •L•CTRIC No Recovery-No FH JENKINS PAINTING RllJOUI Systems lt531035 • AUTO Klteh/Bath .Remodtl MASONRY 3557 •QUALITY llllMC•• HANDYMAN Malnt Repalt. JEWELRY 3784 Call 7t4-IU·t17714 Ht Int/EiC&. Wallpaper, PET DBTAJUNG 3442 Amerloan Tiie c.nt. a .. t ftrloeil.f .. 4UI Lt Plumbing, Elec., M. THOllAI MICKI, HQ. drywall, te1Cturlng, etc. SERVICES Llfl830982 894-1458 714-817-4A22 Cr~ly. Paint, j0Y~ WIMl&m Harold Jewelers Whelher you're buying Dav1d, l-8()().880-8222 ALL HAND Jo.I * lelt p~' Exp Malle H• H Watch I jewtlry repair Of .. 1ung, Clualfted • --...... ..... tlftctl, x:= JC ... ~...... CHUNG'S ltAINTINQ Peraonallzed P et Car• SAT ...,......_ beef W••ll•WaaaDel•ll ClllLD CAD 3531 ~.0..711-1007 PINCIS --~ ~~~187='evs covera aJl your ""dll 20 Vra Exp. Gd Prlcet Kennet alternative. No w/Pat o·~ •Ince ,!!~..!.~!!_~1.~7 I ........ ~ ... ·---, 4U:: a DI-• 3815 ~ Guar work. frH Ell. atreH Of worry. Uc, 1878. Summef ac:nect- , ....... "'f ............. ,.. ...... ~ ....,...,. ·-... ·-~ ' Et. '"'1 ••• Can't ... mto Ucl375802 638-J534 Ins. Rel'a. • 873-7184 u1 .. $195. 873-'2360 . ...... , .......... In Cone, P•tlo. Orl'leway l'M I • .. \ --------· ••h•vlot81 Sol. Wiii f'plc, 880.. Ref, 10 Yr ... NC•• GAT••• Semi Retired conv.ctOf. LANDSCAPE • get to an tho•• io• HUTTON co. DOG GROOMING 'HT AUTO w• tor Inf.net. tOd-Exp. Teny ••7·7•M •=,._..,,... ,..,.... Rpra. lmprvmnta, aml LAWN CAaJ5 3808 repair Jobs lnl/Ext. AcouatlC c•ll Mr. P'a Pet Grooming. W...,.. T__.. • .._ 3444 -.,., Chldrtn. '44..oeet 8RICKeT1CieiTOHE A~ Ll67MOS lobe. Quality, lntegtfty, remove/apply/repair. 14Vr• In COM. CAT'• COftlDIGS ~v-.... Plaln/•t•mp9CI Con-JlmWhytee42•7toe lcare,Kent4a-1'770 aa.ao Y•rd Malnt. aroundtMhouse? l.le22e31 9U·H•1 too1 '7S8·1•t•i-,~=:='I=~=~ crete a Coatlnga .treea ........ caiil#ID Lawn• Cleamlpa Let tM •mer•ld Palntlfte 1 · •• ._ .... , • HI ~~ a.llllDIG Uc.H411M Gt-4110 Npknhplll,ha~ lt'a IN ,...,,... .J: T,.. i'r1-:i, Lt c1a .. lftff lnt/Ex1 watlpapef/* PtUllllJfG 3190 •• ,.. •• 1 ....... :7. ,..., .. ..,..AL SllVICIS 3141 ........_°'i.!•.w .... a, ~~'r.:--.,~1 :"yri8dOOUl1'Gfon.:,..,: ........._ •" •• s.ntc• .~~~,=-••••••• ~,:J0!ad~~~1' DMN 4$t-0140 ......,... 1 -••,,...? · ._ ....._ ...... are. ...,.. Landaq:ine Dlraetorr .xp-11,.. ., Hide "N A TOUOll OI' ouaa =..:-:.:=·· -~ CM OOIWl'flll• oomp9' • tntoauon. Trimming help~ ftnd OeM.,.... '= ~-~~-""!'""~-- c II Te ahlrr.J ~· &"=°'= a..r L ... L flnU. 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II c I ACROSS 56 Vitamin 8 1 Me11lcan fn.nd component 8 -mignon 58 Pie -rood9 11~ 59 entish -14 11 Columbia clly 1S Fragrsnoe 63 CEO,eg. 1 e Sign of the 64 Gree!( epic zodiac 65 Heaps 17~ 69 Night belore 18 f:rlendtler a holiday 19 Spoil 70 Sister's 20 Monotonous dau~ter tune 71 Cos ume 22 NY lime de1lgner Head 23 Foot part 72 ·-Miserables" 26 Oifsloma 79 Hetedlty units 28 M scalculale 74 Pul oll 29 None 3t FICtlonal pooch DOWN 32 Edtble root I Long, long - 34 Walk. trot. 2 Boys. °'gallop eventually 36 Secret supply 3 ·-a Wonderful 40 ·rm-your Lile" tricks!" 4 Caller 41 Goes after game 5 Choice 43 Isaac's son 6 Animal tooth 44 Jewel from 7 Flower the sea 8 Loorw 46 Tiny Insect 9 Revises 47 Goad ~tex.t) 48 Loud bfeath 10 ulr~es. e.g. 50 '(hing, In law. 11 -F 52 Wedding 12 Contract r,omise 13 Slrong polnl 53 x.cesslvety 2t Whinny ornate 23 Klndo au ................ ~,.. ·~ ~:.,,,.It*' 1-----~---1 =~ r..:: = .... oar.~tll 80 hp v...-.. WM ACUU IOlO ,.,,,, MMU7 #M1171 .,...., 11,000 IUblre IMC).8100 AVOID 11IE nmEAT . .., ... ,.. ._ Le•••ll La ..... GIO IOI0~-------~.;...---~1:1° J.:'8~ ~io ""m'll.eunrt~ JIOllCBI 1175 Neither vulnerable. North deals. .:rtwM+irtlWEST •Kl3 NOR11t •AQ 107 OQI OA,81 .tA 8 EAST OA 10854 09 82 •J96 li:'J J92 0 104 --+,;of •82 SOt.ml .tKQ765 action. 714·114-4000x1oa garaged, ••rvlo• ... -•1110 • West ied a fOW1.h-beat heart, and Ev9nlng ....aocio. reoorde, xlnt oond. w ..-.....UOO. lo mt. ... ~ ...,_ •• dummy'• queen won. last follow.t 1---------1 lt1,•. * 7 .... '1 aew ..... ioe. of..._ ,..,, .. _.., 111 witht.hedeucet.oabowan oddn\11114 SAltlOAD 7014 it Gialla a*· iiir lllOOllObo.114M6tt llOOCJlrm.lnol029 ber of carch in the awl There were Int, lltfU9 wht. 43K ml,l----~~--- seven top tricks available -four·•~ ~21FT. ~~ .. ~t.condl BOIDA IOU1"t-O_Y_o_•_,-.--,-2 .. t""'O diamonds and one in each of the Nu aa11e & 5HP Mere. .-...... v•~ ~- other suits -and spade1 clearly outbOard. Xlnt Condi offered the only ·hope of developing wrrraJlen. seooo -------8- 0 -3-5-•·eo Accord ex, lo mlln, '8'7 Teroel w ..... , two more. Before continuing play, OBO * N8o4820 IUIQ • champ beige, auto. auto, PS, A/C,· caH, which is the danger hand? 14 Pt Capri ullboal m n r 0 0 f • a II 0 Y • • tilt. $3840, 437 • t 931 I -11 / m o r e . R • 11 a b I • You have grasped the princip e if on tr .. er w new xera '94 C.ntury ve auto s1 988 #066883 •-----LE----M-- you chose East-you cannot afford .. II, xlnt cond, $t500. low mllH it beige bai 1Nabere 540·9100 '8!rsc~':;:Jcel LowU:.fk &!1·95 c I 995. Un~ed Feoltn Syndic411• . •142 OK78 OKJ,73 • 1094 to have a heart led through your 873-2942• 3tG-20t·3203 of warr, 'terrific v'atua mllaa, auto, mnroof, king. Therefore, you must make 14' 'I" oenterttoard $12,988 #447268 many pwr options, sure that West., not EfSt. wins the •loop & trlr, fast boat, Naber• 540-9100 JAGUAR 9105 c LE AN . $ 9 9 8 8 24 Actress Dunne 25 Actress Garbo 27 Fence openings 30 Guffaw 31 Rose oil 33 Body trunk 35 Lodging place 37 Tomato jelly 38 Riyadh res Iden I 39 A Great Lake 42 Shorthand 45 Defeat 49 Hockey player 51 Orank a little 53 Fray 54 Rehsh-tray Item 55 Cloaks 57 Comment to the aUdience 60 Manner 61 Fasten (shoes) 62 Poems 66 Olamond - 67 Timetable Info 68 Reserved 11 12 1 ' d t . k l ed to .. if balllng. Crew 1 or i11379509 spa e nc you Pan to cone e 2, carrl•• 5, goo(t 'SM Century, V6, ·auto, • Nabers 540-9100 set up a Jong card in the suit. · cond. $700. Call 875-low mllH, It beige, bal as ~aguar XJ8 cran/ Enter the closed hand with the 1128 or 909-629-0714 of warr, terrtllc 11alu• camel 681< ml, snrt,1"9,...3-""f"""o_'l_o"""ta-"'"'c""'o-r-o""'l.,.-la jack of diamonds at trick. two, then LIDO 14 New ulla, $12,988 #447266 tinted, alrm, JVC. Uke DX 4 dr, 8.o.oo mis, lead a spade. If'West produces the trailer rac• equipped Naber• 540-9100 newl 7350 831-1499 Oflg ownr, prtt. cond king, allow his majesty to win. many' eletnu. 11200'. , · ( 3HKL472) $12,500 When West plays low, finesse the Cell 042·7806. 94 Regal, 2dr, ve, auto, 760..1322 wkenda or Opening lead: Five of 1:7 spade queen. After that succeeds, MOOR I NO & BOAT . :~;s m~~·~:,~. b:~ ~j JEEP 9110 755-8274 wkdaya. it is sound technique to deter-do not cash the ace -West might 30• ullboat, 10HP die· warr, prev. rental unit 94 TOYOTA CAMRY mine which of the defenders repre-jettison the king under the ace, and aal, head, oven. !11471694 $13,988 94 wrangler 5 ap, XLI! 4dr, moon rt, sent.a the greater threat to your con· now eight tricks are your limit. sleeps 5. Mooring 043 Nabers 540-9100 am/fm, tint gla, cstm lthr, loaded 18,400 mj, tract, then strive to neutralize the ~tead, cross to hand with the king No. Balboa Channel. · whls, call, AO. 11 K orig onr, xlnt cond danger by keeping that defender off of diamon.ds. and I.ead another , ==~~~~2 ml. $13,500 476-0393 $21,500. 755·8274 or lead. spade, again antend1ng:to let the CADI11AC , 9040 760-1322 wknda North·South were die·hard five· king hold should West play that card majorities, hence South's deci-card. When West follows low, rise SPEED a ,89 BROUGHAM UNCOLN 91201-------- sion to respond one no trump -with the ace and continue the suit, SKI BOATS 7016 D'l!LEOANZ 4-dr, TRUCRS 9220 North could have two four-card d · h · k d J h '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii an your nml tnc eve ops w en mldnt blue, lthr, alarm, '90 Contlnental, Slgna-11 majors and only three diamonds. spades divide 3.3 and West cannot *1988 22ft Sld Boat• new tires, full power. ture. llr, alloys, air bag •73 FORD F350 1 ton Playing four-card majors, a raise to get to partner in lime for the killing 5.7 litre v-a, King $9,995. Call 642·1'294 & morel Lola of luxury 01.1ally. 20K on rebuilt, two diamonds 1s clearly the better heart return. Cobra 0/0, low profile for on I y $1 o,'9 8 8 4-spd, •95 tags, util ._ __________________________ 1 hull, just serviced, '89 Coupe O'Vlle, white, 111674649 box set up for plumb· new controller/uphol· ~~~:. P~;r:i~:'cury11~f.:~ Nabers 540·9100 Ing. Reliable &· runs stery. Great ski boat· 57988 111244433 good. Only $1499/ PETS a CORONA fast-looks great.. ... re-Nabers 540-9100 OBO. 531·7565 ady to go. s12,ooo MAZDA 9125 1..,....,,...,,._~.,..--.........,,,,__,~ The bidding: . NORTH £AST 80Vm WEST 10 P-lNT Pua SNT Pue P-Pu1 ANIMALS 6049 DEL MAR 6169 646·94491574-4247 REDUCED •92 Ch•v'I s-1 o ,____.._.__--' _ _. 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P lcku P 5·spd • air• 11 '89 Sedan de VIII• '93 Mazda Mlata C cass, custom bump· FREE KITTENS Sai 10 8:30am moving SAT 8am·1pm. Ninja MARINE SUPS Silver/black' lthr. 47K pkg, red/tan, custom ber. $599(>. 437·1931 In need of love. 7 to smaller qtrs, must 'turtle bike w/lralnlng DOCvr 7022 ml, loaded, Mlchellns, Int & sound, low mlle- weeks old, long hair, sell yrs of nick nacks, whls & helmet, kids ~ cassette. $9,000. age, extended warr.1---------l ltte r -b ox trained. treasure, furn, clths, & Ikea dkset baby Items, 714-650·2575 $14,800. 650·8321 VANS · 9225 AOORABLEI Please some of Grandchlldrn matrnlty, scker/volley 35-45' Pvt Sllp call 964-3048, leave things. 404 Iris net 2727 Hilltop Dr. Parking a11I, on shore liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii message. Good restroom, near Fun CHEVROLET 9045 MERCEDES 9130 homes onlyl Sldewalk Sale Sat Zone. Walk to restau· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 10th Sun 11th Sam rant/shops/post ofc. '75VW BUS FREE KITTENS take 10am. 3007 E PCH TRANSPORTATION $600/mo. 723·5835 81 Ch•vpalaennervan '86 MBZ 190E, 4cyl, your cho!ce 5 free kit· conner lrls/PCH . • f tens available to lov· 50 Ft Mooring-Ne Gold color, good cond. auto, many pwr ea· 1--------- lng home. (714) 644· w/8 Ft shore dinghy. \o\ ton, 83,000 miles, lures, economical & '75 VW BUS 4 ·s p e e d , p ow e r brakes, 'sunroof. S 1500/obo. 641-8350 9(791642)85h1o-Om1e55, office COSTAME·SA 6124 BOATS 7011 $15,000 firm. 9am-auto,A/C,PS,PB. reliabl e. $10,988 4-speed, power Spm,548-5972 new tires ........ S3000obo #213827 brakes, sunroof. 54• •2211 Nabers 540·9100 $1500/obo. 641·8350 save abused and NB MOORING·50" v-v abandoned pets. Be a Moving Sala Sat Sam '89 DUFFllELD ELEC. Off G S $1 o b '89 M/BZ 560 SEL, sed, volunteer/foster. Call Frezzer. frig, kids TRIC BOTAT 1P6FTk Full 723•12i;. ev!'.~e ~.°g ---------i Va, .xlnt cond, jow 80k 714-597·9037. cthes, quallty clothes, cover. op ac age. DODGE 9065 mlles. world class rux· 1588 San Bernardino Window package. Full · 'PRIVATE DOCK liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil uryl $22,98S #428068 '75VW BUS 4 ·S p e e d , p o w e r brakes, sunroof. $1500/obo. 641·8350 carpet •Pac'kage. AM/ For boat Uf> to 28FT. Nabers 540·9100 ---------------------------BICYCLES 6060 Nwpt Hte. , Moving FM CO System. Xlnt $280/mo. Call Anne 84' 050 Mini Truck 91 Landmark Conv liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sale Sat only 8a·2p Corid. $8500 714·675· 752-6767 or 854-4302 4-Cyl, 4-Spd, FM Cass ---------V8, co, VCR, 73K ml. EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 JEWELRY, FURS 3 Beach Cruiser• Sofas, table, persian 2883. SLIP for 47' BOAT Nu clutch. Rebullt NISSAN 9150 $12900 OBO. Xlnt iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ART 6025 I th carb. Good Transpol di 64"9158 5530 Excellent Cond. rug, c o es, many D ffl Id 8• di 1 Xlnt loc. Well malnt. $ 00 Fl 631 7., 9 con ... misc Items. $.50·$50. u • 1 !'u ese • Cise to Cares Wtr/ 7 rm • ,4 •---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beaut Whit• •ofa & 720.1808 207 Knox St. (In alley). ftee NP shp. Seoks Elec. oock bo~. $13 '80 300 ZX T·top, 5. 92 Che~ Astro LT ex- Real Estate Chair $500, vacuum Signed & numbered partner 723-4075 t d d 1 1 1 d cs $40, 10 sp bJke $40 pencll sketching of ncV'l:!TS 6075 Sal• Sat 10 Sun 11 . pertt.675-6128 FORD 9075 spd, low ml (85K). en .bko1t7'' oaM~ti MM.llTATIULll Busy walk.Jn locatlon. (714) 723-6157 The Jetsona Mr. £UO 8am. Surfboards, wet Hard Top electrlc Classified Is..... digital dash, leather, new r s rea. n --'Spac•l'I• Framed & suits surf clothes fur· boat. Xlnt condl CONVENIENT garaged, aervlce $15,200. 673-4399 . plan. For lnler\1lw :rRon Tavtor. =I ThePNll11llll D•'lb•d with trendle, matted. $600 obo. Any U.S Cltu•, From nllur~. 4 wheel• car $7000. (714) 675·7599 whether you're buy· '89 Taurus OL, 4dr, V6, recorda, >tint cond. 92 QMC TIARA VAN washed Oak Wood, Ca 11 after 7 Pm • ., parts & Lots of Junk! Inflatable Boat Ing, selling.. or just auto, many pwr tea-55700· * 76().8811 CONVER Loaded, all Good As Newt $150 650-6742. ** $180 ** 1 kl 1 1ned has 535 000 1779 Placentia CM Fully Equlped. Chrys-oo ng, c ass . turea, low mllea. car 88 Maxima SOK, anrf, llhr, cost nu • . OBO. 675-2359 (1·Wa .. ) hat di t C d 11 " ler 8 hrse. Low hrs. w you nee car frade·ln. $7988 casa, am/ m, A /FP/ Mot 11 ate •a er Ntwpolt DESIGNER BABY OFFICE F~8'}0:S,::J~~)· Yard.Sale Fri 6 9am·? Complete package. CLASSIFIED #107574 PS/PS/CC lthr Int pwr $18,500 obo. Dy 751· CRIB & FURN Belllnl FURNITURE & R-'d. I00-3eo.eao2 Great Items, wht wash $1300 495·0113 842•5078 Nabers 540-9100 windows 640..5253 3223 Eve 582-8090 673-7300 custom furn: 3 dresser -.. dining set collectibles, units & 1 crib, perfect EQUIPMENT 6047 • wht rattan, trunks, Retail cond, $650. 720-8094 TV, ELECTRONICS, ~~:~e;~~c~~~~sC~cL OUT OF SANTA FE Dining rm tabte, g1s 5 Metal deska+wlngs, STEREO 6080 Upscale Southwestern top, marble base, 6 $75 ea obo. 3 drafting •--------- shop In Fashion Isl chrs & 2 bar stools, tables. S125 ea obo. Cable Converter All HUNnNGTON has FT/PT positions $450. Matching cottee ·673-1283 or 675-3551 ch•nnels w/remoie BEACH 614.0 avail for exp'd sales· table $190. Italian $350 (310) 583-6231 person. Hourly + brass bed, Calif king PETS •· comm. Call Poppy, $590. 714-374-1393 ut • .. •••••••• 644·5953. ANIMALS 604911 --------1 Futton double pine 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 GARAGE SALES S UMMER WORK frame. Great condl I• $10.15/slart. Flex hrs. $100 OBO 631-6275 ADOPT-A·PET No exp. Training. Can Every Sat & sun at lead to mgmt & Intern Roche Bobols Italian PETSMART, Fountaln1·B-AL--B-O_A ____ _ poss. 8 5 1 -0 9 51 dining room set xlnt valley. Puppies, kit· -"'"'E"'s=T"'A""T""E"'""'S'""A"'L'"'E,,,.-- WINDOW CLEANING condl 2,500 631·1751 tens and more, all PENINSULA 6107 Sat/Sun 7am ce7Multl Famllv p7Sat Sam Clothes. cratt Items, patio furn, ·elec, furn, books, pic- tures, xlnt ilemsl 9951 Mammoth drive. HB • HELPER·NB location. SOFA $75 With pillows looking for loving, car•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 21892 Ocean11lew Ln Approx 20 hrs/wk, $8/ llght color.(714) 645-Ing homes. CALL 597· SALll ~al 9am/Sun Clothing, misc hsehld hr start. Must have 2686 9037 for more Info. 11am Frig, twin bad, Items, books & furn. pick up. 297·8081 ADORABLE gas bar·O, m uch AKC Puppl•• & morel 310 E Bay Ave --------- EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE CFA Kitten• IRVINE 6144 We have the largest SERVICES 5533 MISC. 6015 selection of pedigree CORONA dogs & cats anywhere DEL MAR All loved & well 6122 ••••-•• HOT TUB 6' rnd w/gas Cared for Please be aware that Complete $500 trim PETLAND HUNT BCH Sal e Sat 8am-4pm the listings In this cat· 722-0456 650-3421 Northeast corner of Droplf draft brd, other egory may require you -=--,.,.,,,,,~-=--..,.....,,,= Adams & Brookhurst tbles, furn, baby to call a 900 number PLANT SALE ACRES 963-4887 Items, clothlng, excer In which there Is a Citrus-fruit-avocado•---------equip & hsehold Items charge per minute. trees, fruiting $10. & lots of stuffl 608 Iris Liiac $1 o. Junipers, Sal• Sat 8am·2pm Sun 11 am·2pm Commerl· cal, cater & kitchen equip, office furn, sup· plies & more. Extra storage 16242 Con· structlon Cir West (714) 644-0365 honeysuckt, rosemary, No room left CLASSIFIED EMPLOYMENT herbs $1 . On palms 8' In the garage It's the resource you NEWPORT 520. * 909_674-9422 can count on to sell a BEACH WANTED' 5535 for the car? myriad of merchan· 6169 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Senaormatlc Security dlse Items, b•cause iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sys. w/senaora. 5 A call to our columns compel Introduc· the .old ... eRover. ... Elderl'I Care Shop/ cook/drive. English· speaking lady. Refs. Live In/out. 760-3922 bleached oak open quallfled blly•r• to Sat 7am-1pm appl, de- Armoires. 6 Redwood claealfled can calll signer cllhs, bikes, Outriggers, misc: wht help 042·5878 computers MOVINGI grids, 4 way racks. I ____ .....; ____ •·----------121 E Balboa Blvd 1 glass shelving, hard· 5540 _w_a_re_. _e_tc_. _7_7...,,4-_3_7.,...2_4_ i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Te lephona S'l•t•m DOMESTICS Prof Cook/II housek· ping wanted, live out, FIT. Non-smkr. CdM. Call 714-673·3643. MITEL PBX & VMX voice mall. Call John Paul 754-4000 ext 102 ______ 1 COMPUTERS 6018 MERCHANDISE Maclntoeh Pertorma •••••••••I DOS comp. Complete tya. w/software. $685. 6010 (909) 820-6366. ----------f REE TO YOU 6022 ANTIQUES 4U "Y eat Clearance Sale" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II 10-40% Offl 548-4123 •F ft E 11* 312 NewPort Blvd. TENNIS CLINIC •BUYING ITEMS* 10:30AM 12:00PM From 1800.1960. 1 pc Saturdays-Only. to entire estate. Paint-All levels and ages. Inga, books, furnllur•, Oakwood Apart manta e1c. Immediate cash, Southalde-(N.Bch.) top s. 673-6223 111 mag Call Luk• 722-5958 Rookw•ll Coll•Ctlblaa FREE COOKBOOKI figurines. 2 Rattan bar To r.clp• contributors Run your od in stoola. 840-9801 from author of a n.w the Newport n ___ L N•wport•Hlatorlcal DeO(;f1 cookbook In progrna. C ta u-Oo'I APPLIANCES 6011 p I • a • e w f It • : OS JYWSSO I y Laurie Mclaughlin Pilot and the , Amana retrlg/freezer S/ s. 25 cu tt, 15 yra old. S300/obo. 76o-1560 Electrlc Dr'l•r Wht. S95. Lg. Antlqu• Pine Bar $300 673·586 7, fr••••r-uprlght, 12 cu It S 75. King box spring $1 oo. 722-0458 OT• Refrigerator White, 1100, 080 (714) ...... MlYTld fiiAliil DRYllR 1100 eaet, aofet?SMl.atll WHMr i 0tyW St40/ ea. A•frlQ '200. OOOd Condition! 04&-5&4e. .-. 13812 Ooldenweat St. H D---h 41f2028, WHl.mlnlalar, Untington ~ c A e 2 ea 3 -3 • e 3 • ·Fountain Volley p I a a a e C a II : 1::-..J-nt ~ 714-895-8088 •8 l'109 IV 1 1 4 .s 3 o .g • s • ·H reac aver 100,()(X) FREE HAIRCUTSI homes. Fax us this Promoa•Demoa L __ M o d •I• N • • d • d fQflT1 with your credit (71 •t ••o·•••• cord# or mail it in P'UNDiWiiiif with a check :ta/' Suppott Local auei. n.-r__ a ·----LI flffMa with lllg .... iwn tor ~ aufte '°' your .,,._.. .J_ --~ za11on, '"' n. '"°" ~car ao9I ~ Mntetlon Ot lrdonnlto ..,, -·· "'" it 11on caM 114 '" uee. r_ _ an....._ .. ...;.._J_ khoOI• Qube, .... 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