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LOOKING BACK
Judge Dungan
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Y7 IE~ W£ CARE ...
A tew weeks back in this col-
umn, we wrote that the Newport-
Costa Mesa-Irvine YMCA was
accepting donation checks to be.
forwarded to the Greater Okla-
homa Qty YMCA, which was
located across the street from the
federal building bombed April
19.
Llndbergh School neighbors
worry about future Of school site
The l!Qmbing CllusN_SJ mil-
lion to $3 million in dfilnage to
the Oklahoma City Y, injuring
some children and Y members
and staff as well as forcing the
indefinite closure of the facility.
• After ep.during dirty, noisy reservoir construction, res·
idents now fear programs for day care youngsters and
at-risk youths will further disrupt the neighborhood.
By Tina Borgatta and
Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
Since then, the Newport-Costa COSTA MESA -Now that
Mesa-Irvine Y has received about the wate r district is wrapping
$300 in donations to be sent to up work o n its new 18 million -
Oklahoma. And the facility con-gallon reservoir a t the Lind-
tinues to collect contributions. bergh School site, nearby resi-~vou really find out there are d t b · · " d
chairman of the donation drive.
property.
And what they've b eard so
far has caused som e concern.
An alternative education
program for at-risk teen s, a
day-care progra m for 300
youngsters a nd an outdoor sci·
e nce program are just a tew
uses being prop osed for the
rSite . (_
·w e're ge tting "bits a nd~
pieces through phon.e calls to
the county a n4.the (Newport-
Mesa Unified)~ch ool District,
but nothing in writing," said
Mik e Du nle avie, who lives
near the sch ool, which was
closed in 1982 becallse of
declining enroll ment.
School district offi cials say
the y've been ~in discussion s"
with the O ra nge C oun ty
Department of Education,
which runs the same progra ms
out of the Bear Street School
site. ......,......._ "l:
Bu t the s ch ool./ciistrict""1ias
declared Bear Street Sch ool
surp lus property, h(>p ing to
sell the property and close
escrow by Dec , 1, 1995. The
department of education has
a g reed to vacate the s chool
site by the close of escrow,
said Ca rol Stocker, the dis·
trict's executive d i re ctor of
business services.
So. the school district and
th e county are considering
re locating the programs to
Lindbe rgh.
"I think a Jot of the uses
being proposed are inconsis· great peoP,le herej,_~ Sdid-KeVin-''C?,.,.__ en s are eg1Jl!Wlg ..._Q_wpn er
, ..i~ what the futUJ hold s. forf the Alson, ar~. d ifr serving as
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Orange County YMCA facilities
to collect donations for Okla-
homa. Besjdes ow local Y, the
Huntington Beach, Laguna
Niguel. Mission V.iejo"an.cLEuller-
ton facilities are also collecting
checks.
For information, call Alson at
642-9990.
FOR THE LOVE OF DUKE
Mark this on yow vacation
planner; There's a museum in
Mount Pleasant, Texas, dedicated
to memorabilia about our favorite
local cowboy actor, John Wayne.
An Aug. 6 artide in the Hous-
ton Chronicle notes that Mount
Pleasant is an "unlikely spot" for
a museum with "what may be
one of the largest collections of
John Wayne memorabilia this
side of the Pecos."
The Duke didn't live there,
wasn't born there, never even
made a movie there, says the arti-
cle .
But Mount Pleasant is borne to
H any R. Brown, John Wayne
fanatic, who reportedly has been
collecting Duke stuff for 20 years
-magazine covers, tons of video-
tapes, commemorative shotg*1s,
you name it. ' -
Hundreds of people have
reportedly paid the $2 adult ($1
· stude nt} admission to check out
the m usetun since it opened last
summer.
John R. Morey, a former Pilot
subscriber now living in Houston,
sent us the clipping. And, as he
noted, "1liE DUKE LNES
EVERYWHERE.•
THE MISSING UNK7
Holy hot dogl Leapin' linguica!
The qrange County Market
Place has a new sausage for hun-
gry shoppers to savor.
The swap meet at the Orange
County Fairgrounds in Costa
Mesa recently introduced the ........
savory "New Braunfels Smoke-
house " barbeque sausages, from
the •big state of Texas,· accord-
ing to a Market Place newsletter.
"lltis spic.y hunk of meat on a
stick is packed full of mouth-
watering flavor and is served
fresh off the BBQ grill.• the
newsletter promises.
• You'll find this tasty treat on B
Row, next to ·com Dog.8
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CALL IT A DAY
DON \MOUDMX Pl.OT
A ~ af hvlllon llllWlg boata llDe Ille dodls aller 11COOllng .....,._ _ Newport.11eJ.U day.
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te nt with that area," Dunleav-
ie said. ~•Th e alternative ed 4-
ca tio n program -n o one wants
that near them . An d I certainly
think our neighborhood has
been giving for t he -public
long e nough."
Sin ce Mesa C onsolidate d
took over Lindbergh School
for the ~There's j ust one strip
of hom es situate d next to. the
school, and they're b uf fe red
b y a b ig block wa ll ."
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•After ordering fast food ,
a man all egedly climbed
through the walk-up win-
dow and robbed the
restaurant
By Juli e Ross Canno n, Da ily Pt/o r
COSTA MESA -A 24-year-old
transient man was arrested Sun-
day shortly after allegedly rob·
bing a fast-food restaurant of
about $100, then taking off on a
bicyde. according to pol.lee.
Paul Robert Godfrey ordered
food from the walk-up window of
Wienerschrutzel at 1951 Harbor
Blvd., about 3 p.m., Sd1d Sgt.
George Yezb1ck. Wht•n the order
came up, Godfrey allegedly
crawled through the window:
pulled out a knife and dem.!nded
money from the cash register,
Yezbick said.
After snatching cash, coin rolls
and a money bag, he hopped
onto his bicycle and took off
heading west. Yezbick said.
Godfrey was pedalling west
on 19th Street when police office(
Fra nk Rudisill, who was
patrolling the area, spotted him,
Yezbick said.
"He dumped the bike and
escaped through some homes,"
Yezbick said.
After maneuvering through
some back yards, Godfrey was
spotted on Pomona Avenu~ near
19th Street by patrolling police
officei Tim Stam . •
Stam watched the suspect get
into the back seat of a car and
ride away.
"He apparently asked these
citizens to give him a ride and
they did." Yezbick said. "I'm sure
he said something plausible like
gang members were following
him or something so these people
would take him."
Stam -pulled the car over and
arrested Godfre y about 4:15 p.m .
Both the knife and the money
we re recovered, Yezbick said.
AROUND TOWN 3
Q.ASSIFIED 7
LOOKING BACK 2
Black ball issue keeps on bouncing
l'UIUC NOTI(Es 6
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WEATHER 2
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•A Newport Beach citizens' committee reviewing the
idea of allowing &urfers more summer time in the water
meets again Tuesday.
py Evan Henerson, Dally Not
NEWPORT BEACH -As
determined as surfers ue to
•take back the beaches,•
swimmers and body-boarders
want to insure that changes in
laws won't chase non-1urfer1
from the water.
The surldrs' attempt• to
rescind the city's summer
blackball rules bas non-1urfen
concerned that b eaches will
tall to a small m.1nor1ty of
beacb·goer1.
Some say surt•n are den~
9erou1, and they want tbe
blacllbell reatrti:llon to~
ID pi.... during the aviirdM
aummer months. OU... My a
compromise can be re ached
that appeases swimmers and
surfers alike.
Ctty law currently bans
hard-board surfing from noon
to 4 p .m. b8tween June 10 e.nd
Sept. 15., a law which surfen
a.re working to change. ,
When lifeguards put out the
flag with a black ball, surfers
must leave the water. Newport
Beach ts the only coastal city
ln Orange County without at
least one y•a,..round surfing
area.
Tho city'• M•rln• Deport-
ment bu argued that surfers
have acc:.11 to all beeches
?3• of the limo during the
yon. Openlq up ourflag
l
beaches dwing the sum.meI
blackball hours U..ould create a
safety risk to swimmers :and
would require additional man-
power to enforce, officials say.
Surfers are asking for three
four-block stretches of beach
to be kept open to them. Non -
surfers have requested an
additional jetty area to be
opened up for swimming.
•J•m for compromise: said
James MtlJer, whose has
attended the meetings of the
citt1ens' Bleckb0t.ll Revision
Committee. •one of my sug·
ge1tion1 bas bee.n to split the
jetties between the surfers e.nd
swimmers.•
BW MadJgan, a body surfeT
and another committee me.m·
ber, said the awfen bave beeD
,'unwlllln9 to compromJ.M. Tbe
smiers are •atln9 d•mand1
Without orrertng cooce11lon1
ID .-m, Medlfan Mid.
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: + The Bleck ball Revision
Committee's final meeting ts
at 1 p.m. Tuesday tn the
Newport Beach Oty Council
cor'tlerelD room, 3300 New.,
port Blvd. lbe committee
will then pass its recommen·
elations to the city Parks,
Beaches and Reaeation
Commission.
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According to Madlg-.n, the
surfers a.re asking for exc.lu·
sive use or certain beaches
during th• designated hours.
Such a request would prevent
re1,dent1 lrom u1tng tbe
beaches outSMle tH1r bomes
wbeu 1urten an: ln the water.
•u oom•Wnf li"e tbat...,.
to go Into effect. bomeownen
and rfflton wou.lcl get
involve d , I'm sure,• said
Madigan, who lives in C osta
Mesa .
Non-surfe rs are spreading
the word and will likely be
well-represented when the
Park s, Beaches 8.nd Recreation
Commission meeting consid·
ers the committee's recom·
mendations on Sept. S.
Kenneth Bonner, a Parks
and Beeches and Recreation
commissioner, believes the
factions can reach an agree·
ment, but says the sides e.re
still far apa.n.
'"There are 1omli bruised
egos,• Bonner said.
"Tbe people wbo are not for
tb• change feel l\k:e the
1urfer1 beve everytbJng and
the sullen le•I lllle they're
glYillg up eYerytMng. 8alb
llclel ..... long ,,.., -....,
-lopound."
. Cyberspace and the
pursuit of romance
Sex used to be blissfully pri-
vate. No more. The world's
oldest pleasure will soon fall
victim to hlgh technology.
We're speaking of cyberspace
o;ex on the Internet, when com-
puters are equipped with visual
screens. I" lowever convenient, I
don't see 1t replacing the real
thing.
DI.Stance is no impairment in
electroruc pdSS1on. One lover can
be pdllb.ng away m Weehawkan,
N.J., whlle the other is feeling
sexudlly droused m Chagrin Falls,
Otuo The only essential require-
ment m this bizarre seduction is
paying your electric bill on time.
What could be worse at a crucial
moment for your computer to
black out?
Whdl about courtship m cyber-
spc.1ce you ai-..k? From wha.t l gath-
('r, tl will be short. No long
<'venmgs C>X<'hanging goals and
1omcmltc drecm1'> or being wooed
w1U1 ro'>l''> dnd dtctmonds. Elec-
lruruc se<lucllon ,., fd.irly quick
,ind uncomphC"dlcd After a brief
lhrtal10n. both partners stnp down
111 thl• buff dnd t>XC'hdnge a senes
••I '>ensudl move mPnl.lo.. m front of
their computc•r. P('riod Smee it's
nancy
mcintyre
Interactive cyberspace also
promises home therapy sessions
on your own cozy couch without
having to trudge out to see a
shrink. D.octors will also be avail-
able for consultations, enabling
wives lo get their spouses for an
examination from a safe distance.
If a spouse feels uncomfortable
sbipping down to an examining
robe, he can always flip off the
computer.
" DAJLY PILOT FILE PHOTO
1 ot c1 hand'>-on mnova Uon, it
might prow to be a help m cut-
tm9 down the population explo-
..,,on
\ll this )pave., a nagging ques-
tion Will cyber..pace sex qualify
rl'> mhdPhly 1n a ctivorce court? I
,,,.,tlmt> tlus may be dfl undress
1PhPdt'>dl !or the red! thing when
PIPctron1c lovNs meet one day.
While cyberspace lacks acer-
tain reality, wait until you try vir-
tual reality. 111is requires an elab-
orate headgear that projects fan-
ciful pictures and sounds from
other worlds. The ultimate
escape .
The latest pacifier in dentistry
is a simple-spinoff from virtua:J
reality, a headset with earphones
and a visor allowing patients to
be distracted by watching a
movie while they're having a root
canal. Obviously, .films must be
riveting to compete with the drill.
Perhaps this will spawn a new
way to rate films -as pain-free,
tolerable or excruciating.
Judge Donald Dungan presides at Harbor Municipal Court ln 1981. Dungan was Newport Beach's first city attorney, from
incorpor.ation iJW.gsJ_through 1966,.and was a...~OilHarbDx High School for 11 ye.us.
Compul<>r <;ex 1s onJy one of
th£> drn01c1tk chdngPs m our lives
hounding down the information
supertughwrty Working at home
"" c1 t<>lecommuler 1s the greatest
gift, without d light schedule to
kPt>p or lh<• boss bredthing down
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Costa Mesa's legal eagle
• NANCY MONTYRE's column appears
on Mondays.
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Pair s uspects in theft of music equipment
COSTA MESA Two men were
•trTPC..tPd t->drly Suncldy morrung for
Jlegedly '>tt>dlu1g dbout $H,000 in
nm<,1r eqwpment from d West Side
1pdrtnwnt. pollci> SdJd
Robert John Andrnszack, 23,
111d John Elliott Richardson, 20,
bnth trdn<,1entc;, were staying at a
lnend's dpdrtment m the 500 block
ul W. 19th St . dCcordmg to police
'-igt. Tom Wtnlt>r
Bt>lw1•<>n 12 ond 2 c1.m. the pair
allegedly went into the apartment
next door, took some miscella-
neous music equipment and left
the stolen merchandise in the liv-
ing room of thw friend's apart-
ment, Winter said.
When the friend returned home
and recognized the equipment, he
called his neighbor and the police,
who arrested Andraszack and
Richardson without incident,
Winter said.
Harbor Municipal Court
Judge Donald Dungan always
advised traffic violators to go
to traffic school lo clear their
record and improve their dri-
ving. So, in 1978, when the
judge got a speeding ticket on
lus way to visit his grandchil-
dren m Irvine. he took his
own advice and spent a Satur-
day in trafflc school.
"I was very impressed with
the program," Judge Dungan
said. "I'm going to be much
more careful driving around.
that's for sure."
Donald Dungan grew up m
Garden Grove and graduated
from UC Berkeley, with a law
degree. He served as an Army
tank navigator in Europe dur-
ing World War II, and in 1946,
he opened a law office with
LeRoy Anderson above Rein-
ert's Department Store in
downtown Costa Mesa. He
quickly became involved with
the businesses in the area and
headed the incorporation
comrruttee with Bob Wilson.
When the city incorporated
in 1953, he was named city
attorney and drew up the first
14 emergency ordinances that
provided the infant city with
police, fire and zoning protec-
tion. Those ordinances also
outlawed slot machines and
used to record letters to the CA. 92626. CoWurlght: No WEATHER Dailf . Pilot editor on any topic. news stories, I lustratlons, edi-
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oil-well drilling. As the city
grew by annexation, Dungdn
was the one wbo evolved
im provement districts from
en gineers' maps of crude
streets. .
Dungan was the city's
attorney until 1966. He was
also a trustee of Newport Har-
bor High School for 11 years
and director of the Boys Club
and taught a class at Orange
Coast College.
He was appointed to the
·bench in the Costa Mesa
Court by Gov. Edmund G.
Brown in 1966. His assistant
city attorney, Roy June, suc-
ceeded him as city attorney.
In 1974, Dungan was elect-
ed presiding judge of the Har-
bor Judicial District Court.
When he retired in 1982, he
continued to serve his com -
munity. He was appointed to
a citizens' commission to
advise the City Council on the
formation of Fairview Region-
al Pdrk
He died m 1984, leaving
his wife Mernlee; his son
Lynn; daughter Patricia; and
two granddaughters, plus a
distingmshed career in the
service of the people of Costa
Mesa And a clean driving
record
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
Newport-Mesa Best Western lnn offi ce robbed
COSTA MESA -A man
robbed the Best Western New-
port-Mesa Inn's office Sunday,
taking about $700 in cash and
escaping in a car, according to
police.
The suspect, described as a
6'0, 150-pound male about 50
years old with thinning blond-
gray hair, first entered the motel's
office, located at 264 2 Newport
Blvd.. at about 2:20 p.m. and
asked the clerk for room rates. He
then left in a white, mid-size car,
said poUce Sgt. George Yezbick.
The man returned five min-
utes later and asked the clerk for
change, Yezbick said. When the
clerk opened the cash register,
the man branctished a 45-caliber,
semi-automatic chrome gun and
told tum 1t was a robbery.
The man took the cash and
left in the same white car, head-
rng north on the 55 Freeway.
No one was mJured.
obituary
NEWPORT BEACH -Clyde F.
McDermont, 86, a retired Holly-
wood inswance executive for
many entertainment figures, <lied
Saturday at Hoag Memorial Hos-
pital Presbyterian following a
stroke Friday at his Newport
Beach home.
In his retirement, McDermont
was active in the Newport Beach
community as a member of
Hoag's 552 Club, St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, The
Goofoffers' Club and the New-
port Beach Country Club. He was
an active goller.
A graduate of Whittier Col-
lege, McDermont was a frie nd of
a fellow alumnus, former U.S.
President Richard M. Nixon.
A memorial service will be
held at 4 p.m. today at the St.
And rew's Presbyterian Church
chapel. Interment for family
members will be held Tuesday at
Pacific View Memorial Park tn
Newport Beach.
McDermont is survived by his
wife of 56 years, Barbara; son,
Robert McDermont; son, Gregg
McOermont; da ughter, Lynne
Halley; and six grandchildren .
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ALS ASSOOATION ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTER
The Aniyotrophic Lateral Scle-
rosis (ALS) Association, Orange
County Chapter has need for
many volunteers. For infonnation,
call Executive Director Stacy
Ko.ressel at 375-1922.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOOATION OF
ORANGE COUNTY
The Alzheimer's Association of
Orange County needs vOlunteers
for its Ymting Volunteer Program1
support group leaders for patients
and care givers: and for the volun-
teer helpline. Information: 283-
11 H .
AMEllCAH CANCER SOOITY
1be American cancer Society's Or~ County Unit 11 l88Jdng
Office volunteers for numeroua
days .end houn. Alia, voluntMmi
•
are being sought to answer calls
fo,r tbe units Helpline lnfoCenter.
For tnfonnation-0n these and other
volunteer opportunities, call Cari
Davidson at 364..J829.
AMERICANS FOR FREE OfOICE IN
MEOtONE
Americans for Free Choice in
Medicine, a non-profit educational
organization founded on the idea
of individual liberty and free
enterprise, is seeking oftlce volun-
teers. lnfonnatioil: call 645-2622.
HOSPICE P9'0Gl..W
1be American Home HMlth
Hospice Progtam needs volun-
teerw to give emociqnal IUppOl'l to
terminally W ~ and their
f emilies 1n tbe __ greater Orang.
County area. 1hllDlna II prcMdld.
Information: ~ or 1-800-
540-2545,
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MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1995 •
TODAY
around town
The Shem1an Ubrary and Gar·
dens in Corona del Mar i offer·
ing a class on stag-horn fems at
9:30 a.m. in the library. 2647 E.
Coast Highway in Coronel del
Mar. Participants will learn about
the vanetles of staghoms, their
culture and how to use them in
the garden. Cost: $23, and each
participant will receive a
staghom fem for mounting on
wallboard. lnfonnation: 673-2261.
FREE INSPIRATIONAL LECTURE
Dornan one wreck shy of a 'Black Ace'
CLASSIC & CUSTOM CARS
An open C1UJ.Se for owners oJ
fine. pie-1975, American rod,
classic and custom ccl.I'S continues
at 4:30 p.m. at the Hard Rock
Cafe, Fashion Island nPar Atrium
Court,. Newport Beach. Upon
arrival, pdrtidpants receive a raf-
fle ticket. There are also 50150
raffle tickets available. Proceeds
benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation
and the family of slain Newport
Bead'\ police Officer Bob Henry.
Other cruise dates: Sept. 6 and 20.
For more information, call Jerry
Hill at 721-9546.
FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE
· Maxine Cohen, a marriage
and family therapist, is sponsor·
.irlg an anonymous helpline for
\ndividuals with relationship
problems. Cohen will be person-
ally available for free consultation
from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8
. p.m. every Monday. She can be
reached at 759-0357.
DRAMAClASS
__ ............ e....tiewport Beach Commu·
nity Services Department is offer-
ing a variety of drama classes this
swnmer aimed at helping teens
and adults develop acting and
public speaking skills. The two·
session class -H Power Talk ·
Become a Successful Public
Speaker" -runs from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tuesday· in the Grant Howald
Parks Community Youth Center
on the comer of 5th and Iris in
Corona del Mar. The cost is $38.
To register, call 644-3151 or visit
the Community Services Depart·
ment, 3300 Newport Blvd., New·
port Beach.
CHURCH SUPPORT GROUP
The Board of Deacons at St.
Mark Presbyterian Church. 2100
Mar Vista Drive. Newport. is
·offering a free support group for
adult children caring for elderly
parents. The group meets at 7
a .m. the first and third Mooday of
each month. For information, call
857-1873
TUESDAY
BUSINESS OWNERS
A free seminar for home based
business owners -titled "Mar-
keting on a Shoeslrmg Budget" -
1s being offered at ·s :30 p.m. Tues·
day, August 22 in the John
Dom.mis Restaurant. Author and
business marketing spec1dbst,
Gerry Foster, will teach part:Jci-
pants low cost ways boost sales
and mcreclse cashflow For reser-
vations, call 729-4400
WEDNESDAY
ROTARY CLUB MEETING
Republlcan pres1denlidl candi-
date, Alan Keyes, will b,e the fea-
tured speaker at the Rotary Club's
noon meeting in the Mesa Verde
Country Club. 3000 Club House
Road in Costa Mesd. Keyes will
be available for open discussion
with club members. The cost is
$20 and reservations are
required For information and
reservations, cdll 545-4560.
FREE TAX WORKSHOP
The lntemal Revenue Service
is conducting a free, one-day tax
workshop from 10 a .m. lo 4:30
p .m m the Costa Mesa Library,
1855 Pclrk Ave. Top1cs will
include record keeping, ~axable
business income. employment
taxes, deprec1cltion deductions
and more. Other workshop dates
include· Sept. 20, Oct. 25 and
Nov. 22. Seating is available on a
first-come, first-served basis. For
information, call 643-4060.
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Laura Evans, a breast cancer
survivor, will tell the story of how
she and 12 other breast cancer
survivors climbed Argentina's
23,085-foot Mount Aconcagua
the highest peak in the Western
hemisphere -al a 7 p.m. slide
show in the Adventure 16 Out·
door & Travel Outfitters. 1959
Harbor Blv~.. Costa Mesa. The
climb, known as "Expedition
Inspiration,• was done as a lrib·
ute to breast cancer SUTVJvors and
those whose lives were claimed.
by the disease. Information· 650-
3301.
YIDDISH HOUR
The Jewish Seruor Center of
Orange County is playing host lo
Gerson Jerus for an hour of Jew-
ish humor, poetry, songs and cul-
ture. The free event is at 11 a.m.
at the center on the Jewish Fed-
eration Campus. 250 E. Baker St ..
Costa Mesa. Door-to-door trans-
portation to the Senior Center is
available from anywhere in
Orange County. Information or
reservdllons: 513-5641.
l'UP, THAT'S OUR HERO -
Congres man Bob Doman
played dinner host the other
night at one.of his aviation-
themed haunts, Nieuport 17 in
Tustin, and told guests, "AU my
hfe I've wanted to run for the
Presidency of the U1uted
States."
He talked and talked about
lots of other things, too, but one
topic he didn't mention was the
current issue of Newsweek.
1n a brief piece headed, "Jet
Set, the exclusive story,• includ· lng dashed-out expletives,
reads:
"Bob Doman loves to brag
about being a peacetime top
gun -and blast others, like Iowa
Sen. Tom Harkin, for kiting their
flying records. •1•m a s-t-hot
fighter pilot," the California
GOP representative told
Newsweek.
·But Doman's military
records show that 'B-1 Bob'
exdggerates, too.
"Doman says he graduated at
the top of his flying-schoQl class
in '55. But two military histori-
ans ask why, then, did he spend
the next 18 months flying heli-
copters, not jets?
"Doman's military fighter·
pilot career totaled a little more
a year of active-duty servic~ and
a Reserves stint, His final tflly:
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"Doman's response? 'You
can write it up any (expletive)
way you want •
THE PROSECUTION
RESTS -A1ellow-Journahst
was asking friends visllmg from
Back East to sum up their
impressions of Cclliiorma, ma
word or two. And, with all
those fruits and nuts lo choose
from, this was the first
response:
"Bob Doman."
AND FURTHERMORE -
One of Doman'S' dinner gueste
said he hadn't seen the con-
gressman for quite awhile, and·
was surprised to note that he'd
shaved the f amlliar beard seen
al their last meeting.
"Does this give you any
ideas?" our mutual friend, a
clean-shaven sort who's been
critical of my facial foliage,
asked me.
"Yes,· I said. "Tell ·chopper
Bob' that iJ he's elected Presi-
dent of the United States, I'll
chop off my beard."
(And that goes for the
chances of our beloved goober.
Pete Wilson, too.)
WELL, nus CERTAINLY
CREATED A STIR -It's funny
bow some trivial column items
can ignite the populace. Take,
please, Wednesd~ay's light-heart-
ed reference to the proposed
shopping center where
Mac-Arthurmeets East Coast
Highway.
l had expressed the hope that
the new structure wouldn't
match the prison-like appear-
ance of neighboring Newport's
Central Library. · lf that were to
happen. I kidded, the venue
could be called Penitentiary
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It was a joke, see, just a joke.
But at a dinner party that night,
four of the most un.aginative
ladies in all of PiloUand -Elinor
Schmitt, Lu Bennett, Peg Haapa
and Betty Brown -sa.id they
could envision the scene.
"In keeping with the prison
theme,• one punster suggested,
•There should be a shop selling
lox and cage·un food •
•or anything stir-fried." said
another .
"How about selling wine cool-
ers by the 1ug?" was the sugges-
tion from a third wag. "And
there should be lots of bars."
"One store could offer goods
on confinement.· said the fourth
slam.mer •Another could sell
cell-ula.r phones."
And so it went, all in fun. At
least nobody suggested anything
siruster, such as a records empo·
riurn called Tower. And, as for
design, there was no mention of
a hanging garct.en. ·
Actually. all diseussants fan·
cied the proposed name of Coro-
na del Mar Plaza, but I can't sur-
render that easily. Back home in
Reading, Pa .• ['d always liked the
name of Penn Square.
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Council revisits
garage sale issue
• Having ditched the idea of pre-set dates for garage
sales, the Costa Mesa City Council tonight will consider
tougher enforcement of current laws.
By Tlna Borgatta, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The City
Council tonight will consider a
new plan of attack for enforc-
ing the Costa Mesa 's garage
sale ordinance.
The council recently decid-
ed against a new ordinance
that would mirror one
enforced by Santa Ana .. limit-
ing garage sales to four pre-
determme d weekends a year.
Costa Mesa's curre nt ordi-
nance sets n o s uch date
restrictions, but edch house-
hold is only allowe d two
garnge sales a year.
A group of reside nts began
pushing for new, tougher reg -
ulations a few months ago,
saying some households orga -
nize the sales nearly every
weekend.
But the council ditched the
proposed ordinance after a
number of residents suggested
the city instead find ways to
enforce the current law.
The revised enforcement
plan includes keeping a com-
puterized log of garage sale
observations and enforcement
actions and updating it on a
weekly basis: drawing up a
brochure detailing the -city's
rules; and monitoring events
thfough w eekly code enforce-
ment efforts.
Tonight the council will also
debate:
• Modifications to a pro-
posed sign ordinance. Earlier
this month, the council direct-
ed staff-to revise a portion of
the plan that combines tempo-
rary signs and banners with
permanent signs in Ugurtng
the tot41 allowable sign space
per parcel. The councll wlll
consider several options that
calculate temporary signs and .
permanent signs separately.
SCHOOL
CONTINUED FROM 1
But school olticials say the res-
idents have little to be concerned
about. • Long-tonn housing and
redevelopment plans for Shal-
hnar Drive. The West Side
neighborhood has been the
target of concern since a string
of gang-related violence
erupted In late May. The coun-
cil has since adopted a tough
enforcement plan that bas
included beefed-up police
patrol and road blockades.
• Methods for calculating
traffic impact fees assessed to
the Metro Pointe shopping
and entertainment center cur-
rently under construction at
Bear Street and South Coast
Drive. Amel Development, the
project developer, asked the
city to reconsider a previously
set fee that would have
required the firm to fork over
about $6 million in traffic fees.
City staffers have since
developed other formulas that
would lower the assessment to
about $4.4 million.
The City. Council will meet
at 6:30 p .m. in the City Hall
Council Ch amber, 77 Fair Dri-
ve, Co.s ta Mesa.
•All of the programs are edu-
caUonal and child care pro-
grams," Stocker said. •The whole
time the Department of Education
has been our tenant (at Bear
Street), we have not had any
problems or negative comments
from any of the neighbors."
The district's board ol trustees
won't make any final dedsiOns
about the Lindbergh property
until Mesa Consolidated is fin-
ished with it. That could come as
early as this month.
•At that point, what we do
with it is sub1ect to question,"
Superintendent Mac Bernd said.
"But right now, we don't have any
specific plans tor it dl ail."
However, according to Stocker,
the county has the "first right of
refusal."
She said the county will be giv-
en until Dec. 1 to decide whether
-
It wants to use the Site for the
same rent as the Bear Street ite.
Currently the County Oep&t.
ment of Education leases the Bear
Street Slte for $100,000 per year
plus $13,916 per year tor def erred
maintenance coSts, Stocker said.
A new lease would run until July
30, 1999, though it could be mutu-
ally renewed for an additional
five years.
•1 believe the Orange County
Department of Education will be
our tenant, but we have not yet
negotiated a lease," Stocker said
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EYE-OPENER
Should four jersey nwnbers be
retired at Newport Harbor?
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A RETIRING
• Gesture of retiring numbers
would off er a permanent
salute to four former
Newport athletic greats.
A n energized force has been
building in varied directions
the past six years toward
plans for a bid lo the Harbor
High school board to retire the jersey
numbers of fpur all-time great Tar
athletes wholionce illuminated the sports
world.
It was arising in varied circles in 1989
when plans were surging swiftly for the
25th silver annjversary of Harbor High
football history through an Oct. 20, 1989
,retinion, which was highly successful.
Boiled down, the general consensus
seemed firm for approval on thenam~
of Al lrwln, Class of 1936; Harold (Hal)
Sheflin, Class of '43; George Yardley,
Class of '46, and Frank Hamilton, Class
of '48.
Although it wasn't ofhetally
organized, Roger Neth, Class of •44· and
former Costa Mesa polJce cluef. said, "I
thought it was a hell of an idea. It
remains a tremendous idea. And it
seems a posiuve and proper bme to
organize an effective program we can
work with."
The former chief. d one-time athlete
himseli at Newport, Sdnta Ana College
and San Jose State, said, "They are all
don
cantrell
volunteered to contribute time and
energy to help.
Neth said the plans are there for
discussions and suggestions from
noteworthy harbot area people to
volunteer thoughts and ideas.
Names already mentioned include
Rod MacMillian, Class of '45; Web
Jones, former facuJty math teacher and
director of Harbor High's Heritage Hall;
former Newport Beach Mayor Ru\helyn
Plununer, Clas~ of '43, and former Costa
Mesa Mayor A L. Pinkley, and a
number of others.
T he former chief added one
dimension on all four men , wtuch
carries regards far beyond sports.
"All four were great athletes, but we
shouJd stress that they earned high
marks in other realms, exceptional athletes
from the glory days of
yesteryear and so
deserving of a lofty
recognltion at Harbor
High."
Neth said, "The
ultimate salute for
such dignified people
wouJd be a sdlute thdt
wouJd stand
permanently "
The former chief, a
member of Harbor
High's 1942 Sunset
League varsity gnd
champions who went
to the small schools
CIF finals behind the
legendary fullback
Shellin, already has
been carrying hopes of
"They are· all
exceptional athletes
from the glory days of
yesteryear and so
deserving of a lofty
r ecognition at Harbor
H igh . The ultimate
salute for such
dignified people
would be a salute that
would stand
permanently. "
hke scholarship, civic
leadership and
admirable achieve-
ments in their
respective fields," he
said. "They didn't stop
with sports. Chanty
and community
services continued on
with the passing or
therr sports roles and
participation "
lrwin has a long
Ltsting of commendable
work as d long-time
football and water
sports mentor al
Harbor High, Orange
Coast College and the
Umversity of -ROGER NETH
promoting Sheflin into the Orange
County Hall of Fdme.
Neth said, "With the jersey
retirement matter, 1 think the interested
parties in recent years knew then that it
wouJd eventually call for an extra effort
by all of us to chart a unified action."
H e added, "There Me prel.inu.nary
steps to review and vital
information we need to obtain before
we can round the bend and work
toward acluevmg the objective.·
Neth said. ·I llunk at llus time we
wouJd encourage pote nbal supporters to
express positive vtews to the school
board. And we also welcome volunteers
to call and leave their names and
numbers for partiapation in possible
committee activities.·
Volunteers are invited to phone the
former chief at (714) 540-7023.
He indicated that Don Cantrell, who
authored the Tar football tustory booklet
(covering 1931-55), has dlready
Cali.f om1a, lrvme And
he was d dedicated
flight deck officer during World War
D aboard the U.S.S. Lexington in the
South Pacific.
AJthough Sheflin had impressive
college gridiron marks dfter the btg war.
his career was limited due to absorbing
gas in one lung after a Japanese attack
on his ship.
H e the n turned to the Newport
Beach Police Department where he
served with honors for years as a traffic
officer and a juvenile officer
•He knew how to wm kids over clS a
unique role model.• Neth said
Yardley, who shattered the all-time
single-season scoring title with 2,001
points for the then-Fort Wayne Pistons,
later turned to tus ongmal career
majoring in engineering and launched
his own business.
A critical arm injury forced Hamilton
out of baseball at a ma1or college. but
he turned to his original ma1or as a
painter of fine art. His drdwings and
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Frank Hamilton, a Class of '48 standout athlete at Newport Harbo r High,
returned to painting whe n an arm injury forced him out of baseball in college .
paintings are known nationally
The biggest shows m recent years
found Hamilton's work featured m
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He is presently showmg some art al
the Starving Artist's Gallery. 369 E. 17th
St., Costa Mesa.
WATER POLO
"They all are still adnured by their
old sports fans and those who valued
their cornmuruty services m yedrs past "
Neth aid.
•DON CANTRELL is a former sports editor for
the Costa Mesa Globe Herald, forerunner to the
Daily Pilot, and a resident of Albuquerque. N M
PREVIEW
Pirates
welcome
103 to
practice
•Ten returning starters,
29 overall sophomores
return for workouts.
COSTA MESA -Orange
Coast CC?llege football coach Bill
Work.man and his st we come
103 prospective players last
Wednesday to the operung week
of fall practice for. the 1995 sea-
son.
The total includes 29 Pirate
sophomores and 10 returning
starters (four on offense and six
on defense) from last year's 2-8
squad.
OCC is attempting to rebound
from WorkrndO's worst campaign
m 22 years as a head coach.
mdudmg the last rune as OCC's
head mentor (He previously
coached at Ectison High).
Workman is 53-40 (.570) life·
ume with the Sues and 162-73-5
l 685) career-wise.
Orange Coast. a member of
the Mission Conference Central
D1vts1on. op~ the new season
Fnday, Sept 8 at Mission Confer-
ence North foe Pasadena City
College at 7 p.m
Leadmg the list of Pirate
returners on offense is quarter-
back Matt Sauk (6-foot-2. 200
pounds, Woodbndge High). Sauk
set OCC freshman records by
throwing for 1,746 yards and 13
touchdowns
Also back 1S Sauk's lop receiv-
er. ex-basketball player Chris
Jackson (6-3, 200, Mater De1).
who in tus fust full season on the
g ndlron grabbed 37 passes for
743 yards (a 20 1 average) and
rune touchdowns
That ranked Jackson second
m school lustory m sconng recep-
tlons belund only Juruor Tagaloa,
who had 17 m 1987 Jackson was
a second-team All-Mission Cen-
lrdl DivtSJon selection.
Topping the Pirate defensive
returnees are inside IJnebackers
Steve Gonzdles (6-2, 215, New-
port Harbor) and Jay Wojkiewicz
(6-6, 220, Irvine). Gonzales pol·
ished off 90 ballcarners as a
freshman, including 13 for 16sses,
while Wo1tk.Jewicz. a second-
tC'dm All-Mlss1on Central choice,
had 59 tackles, including a team-
leadmg eight quarterback sacks.
Other returning starters are
outside IJnebackers Jason (J.J.)
Smith (6-2, 225, Woodbridge).
defensive tackle Mickey Long (6·
5. 290. Corona del Mar). comer-
back Michelangelo Barragan (S·
10, 175 Mater Dei), punter
Gregg Kaiser (6-0. 175. Newport
Harbor), and offensive linemen
Bndn Smith (6-5. 280, Costa
Mesa) and Matt Meehan (6-5,
275, lrvtne)
Meehan and Kaiser were both
second-team AU-Mission Central
players
Among the top position battles
• SEE PIRATES PAGE 6
Costa Mesa has gun loaded, .
prepared to fire this season
• Following disappointing
finish to last year's
campaign, Mustangs
say they have no excuses
this time around.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA ·Though this
year's Costd Mesa High water
polo seniors wouJd never admit it,
the specter of one more year
could have contributed, perhap
e~en subconsdously. to last year's
disappointing quarterfinal elimi·
nation from the CIF Southern
Section Division ll playoffs. nus y ar, however, there are
no excus .
•Actually, there is pr ur ,
this year,• said second-year coach
Brian Kreutz.kamp, who gwded
the junior-laden Mustangs lo
. their ninth straight Pad.fie Coast
League championslllp and a 22·6
overall recOrd lli tUI debut cam·
paign.
Brlail Kreutzkunp
us to do a.s well we did, and l
think· th xcu.se thllt we had so
many juniors was thero for us to
ute. This year. we don't bWe
a stable of 11 talented returners,
led by PCL MVP Sean Hylton and
fellow All-CIF selections Robert
Grayelt and Ryan· Dandy, all
seniors
Ad ditional senior veterans
include James Comfort, Roger
l(Jrnos, Ryan Kelly, Elijah
McDaruel, Chad Cle aver and
Katie Grogdll. Junior J ustin Tay·
lor returns as the starter in goal
and sophomore Todd Hylton Jet·
tered last f ftll.
Me a should also have,
according to Kreutz.kamp's inves·
tigative efforts, the No. 1 ranking
tn the CIF Division D preseason
coech poll
•w e've never been No 1 ~fore m Division n (having com-
peted ln Division m before last
n), • Kreutzkamp explained.
•I'm mt ted to see how we
react. I'm hoping we'll step it up a
level.•
DON lf.ACH 1 OMV Pl.OT
............ ._ .... towmd ....... II me ol ll tll1aild retmalDg ............ Coillil Mela.
·1..ast JMf, • l<nNtzkalnp ron·
tinued, •no Oll4I ...aly •xpet"ted
that.• .,
What the Muatangs do bave 11
With that in mind,~
strengthened an a1reedy fonmda·
ble .a..csw.. tq••'l IO coNinual·
., ~ bll dmVi' lo ......
lonn.
.. ..
\
DAlY Pl.OT Fil.£ PtlOTOS
OCC quarterback Matt Sauk (left), who set school freshman passing records last Auon, returns to action, and one of bis maln targets
will be Chris Jackson (center), who Is tumlng to football after playing basketball. Newpoi:t Harbor High product Steve Gonzales, an
tnslde linebacker, ls among the top Pirate defensive returnees. Gonzales was credited with 90 tackles as a freshman last year.
PIRATES
_CONTINUED FRQM 5 __ --i
Willie Barnes (5-10, 190, Verde) and Colorado's Chet
Valencia), who backed up Clay-Walker (6-0, 190, Pueblo East).
ton two seasons ago but was aca· League, who earned a reputa·
Other first-year players draw-
ing early-season raves are
receivers Jamal Hills (5-9, 170,
untoin Vall~ and nam.o·:U--t-__,.....-;:'"'_."".,,.mMl"'WMtb
to watch is at tailback, where
three talented rushers attempt to
fill the shoes left by Jeff Clayton,
now at the University of Texas.
Clayton rushed for a school-
record 2,507 yards in his two-year
Pirate career.
d ... e~m..,i.._c ... a ... ll'*y__.i ... n,..e,..li._,g:i .... ·b...,l .... e_l ... a..,st.._,y., .......... -1-.tloo as a big-play back in hi
heads into the fall as the leading school, had an outstanding sum-
tailback candidate. mer session. Walker was an All·
Second in the county among American selection out of high
prep rushers in 1992, the power· school in 1994 by Super Prep,
ful Barnes will nonetheless be Street & Smith and Blue Chip
hard pressed to hold off outstand-magazines. He spent last year at
ing newcomers William League Aims College in Greeley, Colo ..
(5-10, 185, Moreno Valley Rancho but did not play.
Thomas (5-9, 175, Chino Hills
Ayala), comerbacks Marshall
Brown (5-10, 175, Rancho Alami·
tos) and Andre Hilliard (5-8, 165,
Torrance), who won the CIF Divi-
sion 1 100 meter championship in
10.43, and free safety nm Turner
(6·1, 170, Rancho Verde).
PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF
TRUSTEE'S SALE
T.S. Ho.
L217240
Unit Code L
Loan No. DAVIS
AP1047·181.07
T.D SERVICE COMPANY
as duly eppolntod Trustee
under the following de-
scnbed deed of trust WIU
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH (in the forms
which are lawful tender In
the United States) and/or
tne cashier's certified or
olher checks specified In
c11111 Code Soctlon 2924h
(payable In lull at the time
of sale to T.D. Service
Company) all right, lllle
and Interest conveyed 10
and now held by ii under
said Deed ol Trust In the
property htretnalter de-
scribed:
TRUSTOR: RICHARD
HARMON DAVIS, TRUSTEE
OF THE RICHARD HAR·
MON DAVIS SEPARATE
PROPERTY TRUST. ES·
TABUSHED DECEMBER
HARBOR LAWN-
MOUNT OLIVE
Cemetery Sales
Leads Furnished
-7602
PACl'IC VIEW
•MONAL PAM
Cemetery • MOf'1uery
Chapel • CfematQfY
3500 Pacfflc View Or'lve
~Beactl ..... ..........
llU. lllUWIY
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremtitlon
110 &«*!way
ColtaM ... ea-11•
now111
When Words Are
Not Enough
"Speclalizlng In
Sympathy
Flowers"
2983 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
PUBLIC NOTICES
11, 1981. & STEPHEN C.
MC CLUER & JANET D.
MC CLUER & WIUJAM
TEPPER
BENEFICIARY: FRANCIS
A. URSINI AND KAREN A.
URSINI, TRUSTEES OF
THE FRANCIS A. URSINI
AND KAREN A. URSINI,
FAMILY . TRUST DATED
OCTOBER 7, 1980, Re-
corded January 3-1, 1992
as Instr. No. 92-058951 In
Book page ol Official
Records In the office of the
Recorder of Orange
County;
uld Deed ol Trust de-
scribes thlf following prop-
arty:
PARCEL 1:
AN UNDIVIDED 1/4TH IN·
TEREST AS TENANTS IN
COMMON IN ANO TO PAR·
CEL 1 OF PARCEL MAP
NO. 90-301, AS SHOWN
ON A MAP FILED IN BOOK
270, PAGES 41 AND 42 OF
PARCEL MAPS, IN THE
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY
RECORDER OF ORANGE
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM
UNITS 1 THROUGH 4 IN·
CLUSIVE AS SHOWN ON
THE CONDOMINIUM PLAN
RECORDED MARCH 8,
1994 AS INSTRUMENT NO.
~t65267 OF OFFICIAL
RECORDS OF SAID OR·
ANGE COUNTY.
PARCEL 2:
UNIT 4 AS SHOWN ON
THE CONDOMINIUM PLAN
H E R E I NA B 0 VE D E·
SCRIBED.
PARCEL 3:
EXCLUSIVE EASEMENTS
APPURTENANT TO PAR.
CELS 1 AND 2 DE·
SCRIBED ABOVE, OVER
THOSE PORTIONS OF THE
EXCLUSIVE USE COMMON
AREA SHOWN AND DE·
SCRIBED IN THE CONDO-
MINIUM PLAN HEREIN·
ABOVE DESCRIBED AS
PATIO (P·1) AND DECI( (D·
1~ ARCEL4:
NON-EXCLUSIVE EASE·
MENTS FOR INGRESS,
EGRESS, ENCROACH·
MENT, UTILITIES AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES AS
SET FORTH IN THE DEC-
LARATION OF COV·
ENANTS, CONDITIONS
ND RESTRICTION RE· A c
AS
0
ORDED MARCH 8, 1994
INSTRUMENT NO. 94-
185268 OF OFFICIAL
RECORDS OF ORANGE
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST
DATED 1/23192. UNLESS
YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROP-ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT
A PUBLIC SALE. lr~O NEED AN EXPLANA N
OF THE NATURE OF THE
PROCEEDING AGAINST
YOU, YOU SHOULD CON·
TACT A LAWYER.
1908 W. BALBOA BLVD.,
NEWPORT BEACH, CA
92663
"(If a 1tree1 address or
common dealgnatlon of
property 11 1hown above,
no watranty 11 given u to
111 comf.leteness or cor· rectneu ." The beneficiary
under uld Deed ol Trust,
by reuon of a breach Of
default Jn the obligations
PUBLIC NOTICES
secured thereby, hereto-
lore executed and dellv·
erect to the undetslgned a
written Declaration' of D•
fault and Demand for Sale,
and written notice of d•
fault and of election to
cause the undersigned to
sell said property to ulisly
said obllgatlons, and lhet•
altar the unders~ned
caused said notice d.-
fault and of alectlon lo be
Recorded March 30. 11Hl5 as Instr. No. 95-13503' In
Book Page of Ofllclal
Record• In the otlloe of the
recorder of Orange County;
Said Sale ot property wlll
be made In "as Is" condl·
lion without covenanl or
warranty, e"ti,ress or Im·
plied, regar Ing title pos·
session, or encumbrances.
to pay the remaining rsrlncl· pal sum of the note s) se-
cured by said deed or
Trust, with Interest as In
said note provided. ad·
vances, If II'ly, under the
terms of said Deed of
Trust. fees, charges and
expenses of the Tru11ff
and of Iha ttusts created
b~ said Deed of Trust.
aid sale will be held on:
August 28, 1995, 11 3;00
p.m. on the front steps to
the entrance of the O.angi
Civic Canter, 300 E. Chap-
man, Orange, CA
Al the tlma. of the Initial
publication of this notice.
the to\al amount of the un-
paid balance of the obllga.
lion 1ecured by the above
described deed ol trust
and estimated costs. Ill·
penses, and advances, Is
$107.889.19. It Is possible that at the
time of aale the opening
bid m~ be lass than the 101al In ebtedness due.
Date: 7/31/95
T.D. SERVICE COM·
PANY, •• said Trvstee
Bv Chris Demlow,
Vice President, 1750
E. 4th St., Ste. 700,
Santa An•, CA 82705,
(714) 543·8372
IF AVAILABLE, THE
EXPECTED OPENING
BID MAY BE OBTAINED
BY CALLING THE FOL.
LOWING TELEPHONE
NUMBERS ON THE
DAY BEFORE THE
SALE: (714) 48NIS80
TAC411S138C
Publl1hed Newport
Beach-Costa Mesa Dally
Pilot August 7. 14, 21,
1995.
M923
-PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE 0,
TRUSTEE'S SALE
T .8' No.
0218282
Unit Code Q
Loen No.
10829114/
DEFREITAS
AP1425 471 41
T.D. SERVICE COMPANY
as dUly •PPolnled Trustee
under the following de-
scribed deed or trust Will
SEU. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH (In the lotm1
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
which are lawful lender
the United States) and/
In terms of aaJd Deed of quest lor Special Notice PARCS. e: Unit 2 as lhown NIA CON'OAATION) al Alt No. Fl53240 SIGNED PRIME ONE INVEST·
or Trust fees charges and lorm Is avaJlable llom the upon the Condominium r1gM. title Md irw..-con-flCTITlOUS BUSINESS MEHT By Haetn Yoon
the cashier's certlfied
other checks specified or expeiises of the Trustee court clerk. P'8rl above rtfllftd to. W)'ld to and now held by. NAME STATEMENT Tris Slattment WIS filed Wlt1l
In 111\d of the trusts created Attomev for the Pet!.-PMCS.. C: The udultvt undW Mid Deed at TNlf In The following pel10n(s) rs.\re Ille Cooney Clertt of Oranoe Crvil Code Section m4h
(payable In lull at the tl
or sate 10 T.D. Servlc
by said Deed of Trust II oner: rtghl to u. at lt10lll ,c; ~property Ululled In uld doing business as BAAArn CoufllY on~ 15 1995
me Said sale will be held on: PETER V. NIX, tlona at Pscel 1 ~ ~Ind Stlte dncrtbed scon ASSOCIATES, (714) sn. NOTK:E·Tlu F;~•ous N1me 1 August 29, 1995, II 3:00 INC., (CSB.f57908), In Pare.I A aboye,,.~ ::~~1BatT~~ 1113. 1«6. 17620 RebecU Lane, Sta1ementeicpres hve years from Company) all rlglll, tlll
and Interest conveyed t e p.m. on the front steps to ATTORNEY AT LAW Nhd a Dedt (D~ -..-· ,._......, at ......., Mua, Yorba lJl'ICU CA 92686 1he dat1! rt was filed in 1he Ott~ o the entrance of the Orange • (CP). Yanl (Y) and Garage .....,_,.7 Orange, SUlte at .wnts A ~...... (tt~« 1 ..... Cou""' Cl ... • Fi and now held by II uod
said Dead ol Trust In Iha
er Civic Center 300 E. Chap-18480 HARBOR BLVD., (GI as l!A)Uftenant to Par· call°""' u ~ on a 1 ~) 533 ;;""~ .,. · o ""' ·~1 e, ... "new c•· man Orange CA STE. 202 FOUNTAIN Cefa A Md e above • Mlp recorded In 9e>c* 109 4 ' Key Sta Onve. 54erra 'ous Bus.ness Hime Statement
At 'the time Of the Initial VALLEY, °CA 92708, KrllMd. Parcel No. PlgtS48and'9atMbc....: Madre,CA91<l2• rrustbeliledbefortlNtlme Tile pro~erty hereinafter de-
scrl ed:
TAUSTOR: GARV S. DE
FREITAS
BENEFICIARY: BANC·
PLUS MORTGAGE COR·
PORATION, Recorded June
23, 1993 as Instr. No. 93·
publication of thl1 notice, (714) 531·S900 ,.21-411. The total ~ Mlpl, Records at Or· James Garrette •. (556 15-fihng ol lllls statement does not or
the total amount of the un· Published Newpor.t amCM.W1t at the unpaid ~ ange County, Cellfomla. !MOO), 17620 Rebew Une. itself &illlonze Ille use in lhrs
paid balance of the obhga-anee at the obliglllon .,_ The property tietetof«• ct. Yolbl Lindi. CA g26l6 st.ate Of a 11c*b0tis Busmess llon secured by the above Beach.Costa Mesa Dally cured by the propecty to be ICribecS la being sold •1111·. Tiu ~11ness is tonelucted by Name in wiol111on of 1he nghts or
described deed of trust Pilot August l 8, 2 1• 25, sold and r8UONlbly utl-The ltrMt addreu Md oth-a Otntl'll l»MeC1hlP another under Fedel'll. Stile. or
and estimated costs, ex· 1995. mated..colll, UJleMeS and er common dulgNiCjon. r Have you started doing ~SI· common law (See Section 14400
0421967 In Book page o
Official Records In the of·
pensu. and ad11ances, ls F675 advancu at the time o1 the ~ at_ the ,.., P«>l*tY ct. ~~D~~s R scon et seq Business and PnllesS1ons r s1,019,184.77. LI OTICE 1n1tW publlcadon atthe ~ 9CtllleG aboVe ra ~ed . · COOe> 11 Is possible that at the PUB C H tic• at Sale 1s 5'18,987.13.. to be: 317 c.bfllo street Ar This stattment wu hied with f1rst ~ling
Hee of the Recorder of Or·
ange County;
said Deed of Trust de·
scribes the lollowlnj:
THAT PORTION 0 LOT A
OF TRACT NO. 919, IN
THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH, COUNTY OF OR·
ANGE, STATE OF CALI·
FORNIA, AS PER MAP RE·
CORDED IN BOOK 29,
PAGES 31 THROUGH 34,
INCLUSIVE OF MISCEL· LANEOUS MAPS, IN THE
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY
RECORDER OF SAID
COUNTY, DESCRIBED AS
FOUOWS: PARCEL 1, AS
SHOWN ON A MAP FILED
IN BOOK 56, PAGE 49, OF
PARCEL MAP, IN THE OF·
FICE OF THE COUNTY RE·
CORDER OF ORANGE
lime of sale the opening Payment mull be by cuh, a D, Cou Miu, CA 82127. the CounlY Clellc or Orange Newport Beach-Costa Mesa
bid may be less than the PUNBOLITCICSEALOEFO., cashier's chectl drawn on a APtf# 425412.~ The un-Cou~on.iily25~~1195 CN323913 Aug21 ,28.Sep 4,11
total Indebtedness due. .. ltllte °' national bank, a defslgned Trwtee dt1elalms NOTICE-Tin ncnous Name 1995
Date: JULY 27 19 95 PERSONAL PROPERTY check dnlwn by a state°' any ll&blllty tot 111y lncor· Statement expru live yea11 lrom ---------
T D SERVICE' COM· Pursuant to the Callfornla flCWal credit union, Of a rectneu ol the lbfft ad-1he date rl was llted 1n tile Olf1ce PUBLIC NOTICE
PANY Id T t sell-service storage facility check drawn by a ltMe « dreu and O(hef common of lht Cou~ Clerk. A new fie•· ---------
, •• 18 rus •e act (B & P coda 21700 at tederll uv1ngs and loll\ .. de.uana&n. r 111y, shown ~s B1111ness Name Sutement file No. Fl552n
BV KAREN MERKEL, seq.) the under1lgned wOI aoc1at1on, avtngs auoct-htftil. Th9 toU1 amount ol n.ist be l~ed befo19 ttw date The flCTJTIOUS BUSIHESS
ASSISTANT SECRE· sell at publlc auction on ation. °' avtngs bank the unpaid bUer1C8 at the lrlingoflhsstittmentdounotol NAMEST~TtMEJfT
TA RY, 7 3 7 Arno Id August 30, 1 ~5. personal soeclled In action 5102 at obllglUon tetured by the 1tsett 111thollze the use 1n tin The follOWJng person(s) 1$<\I!
Drive, Ste C, Martinez, property Including but not IN l"1nandal Code and au-Pfopefty to be IOld and ru-state ol a FicUous Bus111ess oo.no rusiness as BAO"THERS
CA 84553-IS521S (510) llmltod to furniture, cloth· thoflz.ed to de bulllnen In IOnlble udmllled coas, u-Name 1n ~non or 1he ngltts or AUTO SALES Al #1766!169 226
229-9015 Ing, tools .and/or other this ltllte. The ltrftt -. ptnM9 mid actvancea at the anolher ullder fedenil. State or S tWt>or B!~ Santa Ana CA
IF AVAILABLE THE h~usehold items located dr ... and odw convnon time at the lnlUal publlcatJon common law (Set Section 14400 !12704
EXPECTED OPENING ·~ropertbi 20153 2075 dealgnatlon, r fn/, at the '!1-.ttt:., .. ~ ~,.'!: tt seq. Business and PnlleSSlons Kono Enterpnses Inc Cal•·
B OBTA NED ' rMI Pfopelty dHcfllec:I • ....,..... ... , ,, .. ---1 Code) foma. 526 S StanlOltl Ave Los BID MAY E I Newport .• Costa Mesa, above II pwported to be: may 8'ect to bid .... thin "'1tftlino Angelts CA90013
BY CALLING THE FOL· CA 92627, 714/641J.5616, 302112Ftmlalf Aveout, Co-the ful Cf9Clt bid. In add-Newoort Bucn.COSta Me This rus.ness s conoocted by
LOWING TELEPHONE ~IO~P 1 PM0 cg32D:l~ ronaDalMar, CA92121. The lion to cash, the TIUllee wll CN315818 .lJI 31 Auo 7 i:;1 acofl)Ot1COO 1
NUMBER ON THE DAY Ct.ARK 'bo111gTHMAN AL ....... _. nust.e cb-ecc.p a cathlef's check 111!l5 The l!Qlmnl commenced IO
BEFORE THI! SALE: FALAH.I Dooe DARYLE dalms any ~ for .,,, ~ 00 :=-:-i ""'1onal transact business under Ille
(510) 313-8581 SCHATZ: H107 KATHRYN lncorfectnea at fhe ..,._ ;;;-~ t.dwal u-~ PUBLIC NOTICE r.ca•ous buSlness n.ame 0t
COUNTY.
YOU ARE IN DEFAUL
UNDER A DEED OF TAUS
TAC411S044M SIEMS. E109 RON MILLER. 8ddrHa and oaw common Of. c:Nckdf-bye.... NmeS ~ste(L~ on .Ally ti
T Publl1hed Newport H204 JERRY HOLK. H072 clnigr\lldon. r -.!/• lhawn 0# fedetal ~·and kNif'I Fiie No. ft54114 1995
T Beach-Costa t-Aesa Dally ERIC SHAWN MARTIN htrttn. llenleftctaty: Bank at aaodltlon, uvtngs ~ FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS SIGNED KONQ EWTERPRISES
DATED 6117/93. UNLESS
YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROP·
ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU
NEED AN EXPLANATION
OF THE NATURE OF THE
PROCEEDING AGAINST
YOU, YOU SHOULD CON·
TACT A LAWYER.
2405 CllH Drlv•, Newport
Beach, CA
"(If a 11ree1 address or
common designation ot
property Is shown above,
no warranty Is given aa to
ill completeness ot cor-
reclness)." The beneflclaty
under 11ld Deed of Trust,
by reason of a breach °'
default In the obl'?iatlona
ncured lhlfeby, ereto-
lore execU1ed and dellv·
ered to the undersigned a
written Declatallon of D•
fault and De!Mlld tor Sale,
and wrrtten not1C9 of d•
fault and of election to
cause the underalgned to
aell aald property to aatlsfy
nld obllgallon1, and in.re-
after the underal~ned
caused uld notice o d•
fault and of election to be
Recorded April 19, 1995 as
Instr. No. 95·162039 In
Book Page of Ofllclal
Record• In the office or the
recordlf of Orange Cou'!Yi; Said Sale of property II
be made In "u la" condl·
Uon without covenant or
warranty, expreu or Im
plied, regarding tllle pol
aelllon, Ot' encumbrsncet,
to r•Y lhe reroall\N r.n pa 1um of the note 1) s
cured b~ nld deed o
Truat, w lh lntereat u In
11ld note provided, ad·
vancea, If any, under the
Pilot August 7 14 21 P1operty 2013g, 2099 Pia· Ameflca~Hf & ~~ atlon0tuvlngablnk~ NAMEnATtMENT INC . By Randall Yamaiclll
• ' • oentla Ave., Costa Mesa, aw · fled In Sec:tb\ 1102 ol Che 1111 lollowlng pe110n(s) 15'\11 Secrttary & CFO •• 1995· M924 CA 82627, 714/648-3865, ~~Vlewatr ~ f1nencta1 Code and auttM>-no bu11ness as UFELINIC. This statrment was Med wtlll
Time: 2PM. C325 MEL ,,,_.CA f0a0.401~~ riled to do bu11Mu In thla 1500 Cklarl St, Suite 650, Hew· the County Cltril of Orange PUBLICNOTICE DODENHOF, C187 Ml·...,--, • • tUte. lntheewnttendef rtBucll,CA92li60 1 CountyonAuoust151995 NO~A VAN SMITH, B114 ~ ~14l 2:»3836. odw thWi calh la eccepted Kid Star Inc. I Cal1lomia NOTICE· This MCllCOUS Name
BSC 4251 ELIAS H. BRIANO, B093 ~ ~ ~~ the TNlt" may wtthhold orp, 1500 Cklal SI, Suite 500. Statement e~res live years Imm
NOTICE OF JULIET ACUNA the Issuance at ttle TNllt· ewpon Beach, CA 92li60 the dlte It was filed '"tilt Oll1ce
PETITICjN TO Owner rfferves the right ~ .;!.~ ':; ... s Died ufd fund1 be-TIVs btJSlness 1s conructed by ot tile County Cle11<. A new Ficil· to bid at the Hie. Pur-incumDr 1 the ' come available to the p1yee corpora•on ous Businus Name Statemr ,, ~~;~~=~~~ thues must be made with poll ol ~ the~ Of( endorMe 11 a matter ot TIMI registrant commenced to mus1 be hied before that bme Tile
VICTOR FELIX personal checks or cashleY detltednHs MCUred by said rtgl'C. Said aale wlll be act business under Ille 111no of this statement ooes not of
checks only and paid for at Deed o1 Trust lnclUdlng the made, but wtthcM.t cownant 1cnous busrness name or tsett autllOnze 1he use 1n ttirs
KAYFETZ the time of purchue. All '" chargu and ,.. Of( wwranfy, expeu °' Im-names ~sled abovt on September state at ) F1cnous BuSlness
CASE NO. A179150 P.urcha.~ed goods are sold °':,. Truaae. The~ pied reganlng IJIJe, pow• 1, 1905 Name 1n wio1111on ot the ngllts 01
To all helra, beneficiaries, as 11 and must be re-under uld Deed at Trust Uon « encumbrancu, to IGNEO KIO STAA INC. By Jean another under kde'11 Stall. 01
creditors, contingent credl· moved at the time of sale. caused a Hoace al Default aalllfV the lndlbtldneu , Cini Opernno Oltrcer ommon law (See Sec•on t4400
tors, and persons who may All partlea lntendfng to pur· and Eec1ior'I to Sel to be,.. ..aM9d by Aid Deed, ao. Tiu statament was l~ed wtlh seq Busmess and Pnl!esSIOns
otherwise be lnt11ested In chase goods fot reaale CORted In the county where VMCU thereunder. with In-County Clet1l ol Of1nge )
the will or estat•. or both, must provide • copy ol Is loQted West u ~ thenJn, 1nty on kgust a 1995 rst Filing
ol: VICTOR FELIX l<AY· their California State ,Board ==r~ttnell'IOf'lths andtheunpaldp'1nclpalbai-NOTK:f·Thls Fttnous Name ROQUEMORE PRINGLE&
FETZ of Equalrzatlon Seller 1 Per· have _.___, ~ !Mid\ ,.. ance of the note MCUfed by Slalement eicpres 11~ yun hom ~RE INC
A PETITION has been mlt at tlme of purchase. ~~ Deed aald deed wit\ 1nt11e1t 1111 "* It lrlt<I the Oii 6056 E Wasl'lnoton flvd Sie flied by EDITH KAYFETZ In Sales ate 1ubject to prior thereon as prO\/tded In uk1 was in ICI
the Superior Court or Call-cancellallon In the event of c:omp.ny, as IUlllee, TNlt Not9, feu, d\argti and ••· 1111 County Cltt1l A new fie,. . 430
lomla, County 01 ORANGE. the settlement between Deed Urit IMM. SSS South penMS at the frultee and Miiis Business ~ Slllement Los Anoelts CA 90040
THE PETITION re ueats owner and oblklated party. 8-udfy A~ 1111 FloOf, the trwts c:Hated by uld l'lllSt be l~ed befOll that •me Tile Newport Beach-Costa Mt~
that EOmi KA YFEft be Dated this 14th and 21st l.09 Angalea, CA 80017, Deed at TNll Union 8-\11, fling ol 11111 a18ment oats not ol CN32~ G-KON-13 Aug 21 28
apPolnled 11 peraonal rep-day of August, 1995. Public T~ ~ w: a CallOmla Cofponltlol1, ue tsdl 111th0nu the use in lhs Sep4.11 1995
resentatlve to admlnlsteY Storage Management, Inc., ~ Sa6e otncer ~ 815' Mercury Ct Stlll of • Fica'°"s Business PUBLIC NOTICE
the estate ol the decedenL Agent of the owner. -.. ' Ma, ')IC) 8o1 15411, Ian Nwne rn WIO!non ol lht ngllls or THE PETITION request• Publl1hed Newi;1or1 ~-~115 ASAP17293t a.vo. CA 121-.1411, (1111 anothtr ullder Fedelll, Stall, °'1-ST-A_TBl_!OO __ O_f_AIANDOlMtOO ___ _
Iha decedent's WILL and Beach.CO•t• Mna. Dally ., -.... ..,. ......... "1ty. Jule D. 't't'lnn, llW (Set Seaon 14400 OF
codicils, II any, be admitted Piiot August 14, 21. 1995. PUBLIC NOTICE AlllU1t V.C. Pruldent. et seq , BuSlntu Ind Professions USE OF FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS
to probate. The will and m927 o.t.d: ~ 11, 1996 ~f,. NAME
any codlclts are available PUBLIC NOTlCE NOTICE or TRUST&!S AMP171111Wl',11114, 11121 Hew no Be Mo The tollOW1ng penon(s)
for examination In the file SALE UNDER DEED OF ~ ac Sta Mesa ~ abandoned the use Of
kept by the court. NOT1CI! Ofl TIWS'Te'S TRUST T.S. No. l&0121 PUBLIC NOTICE C "'1~·21.28. Sep 4, the hmous business name Alt.I
THE PETITION requests ML! Trwne Sele No. Loan No.: 1-.suTTON MAil CEIVTER #1 26861 Tr1buco
authority to administer !he 012I072_.1 Tltte Order No YOU NU! IN DEPAUU lfi. file NI. FllHO Road, Suitt E. Mssion Vieio. CA estate undet the lndep•ri-......,,__... ._.__ ~ DER A DU!D Cl" TRUST, ftCTITIOUI IUllNHS PUBLIC NOTICE 92630
dent Administration of Es· ..._ ._ ..... e DATED AQrt 3'. 1111 lM-..... En T"" f llb • tates Act. (This authority 1644111 N'tl No. l.DS YOU TN(E AC1lON -. ATBIENT File No. Fl51271 "" ic ous llusiness name
• w111 allow the personal rep-llO-a-411 YOU ~ IN D& TO PfltOTt!CT YOUR l'ROfl.. TM IO!'OW!ng penon(s) tHlt FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS J!ferred to abcM was hied on
resentatlve to take many l'AUl.T UNDl!R A DBD Of llt~ tcMAY 11! IOU> AT d0er1Q ilis11ie11 as AffOAOABLE NAME ITATtMENT ~~ !n ~ Coun1Y52ot OllllOI
nd-actions without court ap· 1'tUIT DATID 0111""2. A w..E. F YOU WATER HEATERS, (805) ~7· The lollowing person(s) t""1 n111na1 t No Ff 803"4
• proval. Be lore taking cer· UN.HS YOU T~~ Nl!l!D AN IXPUNATION or 8386, 1~19lnt Or , Palm-doing ~Slness as A CO).flUT .,.~~ D Cortrons. 2CV1 f taln very Important actions, TO flf'OTECT Yvun ,._... THI HAW OF THI "'°' o..le, CA ERIZED ENGINEERING RE n"•~ft ... !tit. Lake Forest. CA
however, the peraonal rep-91:1tA"tcMAY • IOLD AT CEB>INO NJNHftf YOU, Leonct Joseph Roux. (513-SOlR:ES 9 CER c TAI. 92630
••11ntative will be requited A Nf ~~ ~ YOU IHOULD CONTACT A 17·5879), 1:m Spnnol111e Or. FOOL {7;41 51~2450 731 E TIU..,.. business was condllcled to give notice 10 Interested tmD ~ Haac:e Is hereby Pllrnda1, CA 03550 a.ii Rd ;m Anati. by 111 lnutlMllai
persons unless they have THI NAT\N Cl" THI "'°' lllWfl tNA Ul1llon ..., a ~Ill Minn Godhman, (!In-ll2l!O!i • m, ~Oned RAYM:>HO O COA
waived notlce °'consented C:eB'W MWNIT YOU, ea.omla ~' a 9&-7823), 1338 Sptnoflnt Or BVOHS ------------------------------~--~---~~lhe~ed~~~~~-~*~-~~CA~ ·~·~~~~~~~~~ Sh~i:l~G The Independent admtnls· LAWYa On IW11111•'""*'ot9Utl'M.vf ~ llnbuSlnetttSconclldedby 7947, 1117 Sunset 11\td , lfC 1111 Cou~Cleltt ol Olangt
• tratlon authority Wiii be 1:00 P.M., ........ ~ ... or .... ..., ......._ &Qlniflff*l/lltship ~~g::I 1117 Su County on st15, 190!i
--granted Uflle11 an Inter-Cclftlplny, • •~ .. ......,. to h Deed d Haw you Stnlcl doing buli· • flECUTIV£ C"'1W CO•ANY
I •11ed pel'l«I files an ob-...... llliy ~~ trust . ........., llW ..... M. ness yt«? pa .. MIS 11\ld • .fC. Aab. CA 01007 PO b 148
-.. • -""\ jecllon to the petltlon and ,_... A&lllllary • ........, • UNMnled ~ SIGNED llata JOSEAi IQJX Tiu buaneu 11 condlletld ~a.mu., CA fJa12 (;' m.:jl I ahowgoodcauHwhythe .. ~ ... clnlad MllliM an .. a ...... IM'l lnat.I llnat.IMtnlnt was frledWI •QltlllllQllMlrshtp Newpolt8ud1Cost1Mtaa
A Rre W ~ f' court 1hould not grant the :-"Md~-=°'= M..zM1'11 d Ollldll f9COfW 1111 County all\ o1 01111Q1 rmt ~'f'AI m doing '-'•· CN323912 17383-0 Aug 21,28, ~JZArNG in. OVlilllQ~ Docwmit Na. :.::...--d .. COWlly eou:,on.My25, 11185 SIGNro ~~ TAYl.OA SeP4,11, 1QQ6
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lion will be he~ on G#. ~ llooet -"'81 ..:! CA::•.., at_:•~ ~'::~ r:~ 1 TIU slMlmtnt was tiled PUBLIC NOTICE
TEMBER 14, 1995, at 1 :4'5 mktll ...... "'.. .. Nc*t "' and dlll ..... llled 1n 1111 Of "" ~ Cleft( ol 0nnoe~1---------.: P.M. In Deol. 703 loeated d .. ......., at ONn9t ..... to ........... ol h ~Clerk. A,.., fQ County on August 15.1995 ... No.FIMZa
at 341 The City Drive ~~---__.. .,_ IML I '°'11 .... nm Name S NOl1C£·llii1 ~~t Nwne FlC11TIOUllUllBI -..~-===~ ~o~r~'e~ ":~ :...... ...:.. ... :. :.u: :::.:-:..: ... -:. = nust bl f4td blfM flat dlle T =~ :,-iltd~nv::'cin-': The:~·=) IWI
granting of the petition, you =~~ II 1• II! M .. NDi9' o1..,:n,~;:n1u~nnot: ol lhl Count)' Clettl. A new fid. dotno bus111es1 as A cw cox BUSINESS?? lhoUld appear at the hear· ... -*WIC!l to h 0ourttr ~· 8'11111111 Name Sllllme CO • B N>VSTAW.. SPE01Al ry ...-~'9'!31 Ing and state yow Ob-.,.. "'.=:-~":'2 C:OU.. a~ 1'IO CMt Clft. ** ~ ~ ~=-':';.. ol rMt be,_, bllOft M 411111 Tht co. c 00fl$f1..CLAPP co. 221 "'-eona Ot file written ob-°' .. "?.-...._. -...... Dwtw Wllll. ..... -I ....... .._....... ,.,_ filing ol ttn ~don not Of w Slntl ~ Ave . Fulenon. CA
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ectlona wlUI th• cour1 ~ ...... ,. __ ~ ID ~ .. ""* Wdloft u,_, ,_ •• -· llltll IUlhollzt the UM 1n 11111 112632
W9!:::tl the heating. Your IP' .. ~ COldllcMl.!...'!O to lllt ,...... llldds tar law (set Sdon 1 • of 1 Flc*ua .,alntsl PlrltclO flrockll lnC ~•
pe11ance may be In per1011 CMt . C.. DfM """" ~ ............ llne d MCI , lkltltlltl Md Pnlfeulona Nwne 1n *'*" ol lhl llQhll Of 221 W Santa f1 1""', Full~
The Ug(l/ Depmtmmt at the Daily Pilot is pkated
lfJ announce a new service tlQW available to MW busintsses.
~ tuiU nqw SEARCH the name for you at no cctnz chtzrgt. anJ 111W J11U tk
time and the trip to tk OJurt House in SanlllAna. Thm. tf ~, afor' tlN IMlrh
is CYJmpkrM""" wiJJ file>""'' fiaitiqus bwinat 1llDM stMmlmt with tlN CwnJy
Clmt, publish ona a W«k for fow-wtth 111 "'J"imd by law and thm file your proof
of pub°lkation with the County Ckrlt.
'pfmse ftQ/' by fl) fill )'OUT fa:tiMut butiNJs stlllmlml al the Daily Pilot. 330 w.
Bay S4 COJt4 Mesa. /f yqu am~ Skip b, p/Mie allJ us 111 (714) 6/24321 4nJ""'
wi1J mllM amzngrmmts for JOU to hlmJJe thii proaJwr by mlliL
If )W shouJJ havr any fanher qwstiqns. ~ azlJ us lli.J wt wi/J be""'" thtin
:lad to asrist )"JI'-G()()d ~k in JOU1' new butil'IM •
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°'by Y046 atlomey. .... AM. CA .. fflN. • ... in ~Ml fl.. 1l lllOlhtr undtt FldMt $1111 o CA~ ' ti" vou ARE A CREDITOR _... .....,.. ..,... to ~ CA-tit ,.tlO • common Ill# ,._ Won 14400 TIU tiuameu it eofdic:11d ... or a conCJnoent creditor of Md llllllW ._ "Y I undlr ._. MUIT NNpolt 91ath-Colll ~ 8utl \...... Plof M-..... "7
the d.ceaud, you must file ... DeM fl TNlt lft .. • -M 10 CN31!5820 ~~AMg7,14,2t, ~~· MSHtld tlStOf1S •-~~ IUM1ld dol-.., ..
)'04K a.Im with the court ~....... '" .... 1WD .,._ • .,, ... and mau a Cot>Y '° the I*· • c:...M ...,..., .,... no neu Ytt? No
aonal rept ... ntallv• ep. • .. Ir NN:&~ ~~llMlsa SIGH£0 · P£JW.£CTO PAOOUCT$, t:~~": ~-:Wt:.~':'::.: GAD·AG'r i~Alf 10~~.u.Set>•.11. M;1:tt::..:'::"1.:~"' °' "'" leauanc9 °' the ...... .,-GI, .... cay "' nt.t ~~ ~ .. "" ~5 r. OtMgt ~-:.~.:.~ "!.'~=-ai PU1UcNonc1 ~,&--~Name
i.eeo..TI1et1mef0f m. ., ... ,.,..... 11t Ul&.
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1na c&a1rN .,. "°' .. P'<• .. cm..,... n 11.'11 I ~ "' • 11 -,_ 111 .. 01t1c11t belofe tow rnoncha from _.,fl aaM ~ ~ t .. al .. ~ 0.. A new ftcl·
1t1e hMttr18 d ... ~ 5 ..... ' .. Be1ore your ~age sale 111e-...... ,....., ..,. ........ ,.,. s.n.. abCN9. W ..._t1110 1; .... .._a· 'lfM IMlbeMadblbt'*dlle Tit YOU ..-.v EXAMIN• ll'lt • -:::i:....-set up a c ~-out IMITIBT OIA lllZUI\ _ ..... ..,. .. 1111111 ... k• by .. court."~ .. c. • , ... .. stand oomplete w1'th '1172 1111:1! ....,, ·-....-. ..., ..,.... .. • '" "' .,. • person ..__td .1n .-.. 11$' a • 1• ._ ... a1 1 f'icMoill ew.,..
.,. ...... rou 1nay ... • ... • , .. • • ._. chan°e and a calculator. HIM Y10fl. .,. E. ,.._ ... ..,,. °' "' 111111 °' ~ .. ~ • lormll ... ---........ "' .... "' ,, &.-., "*"-'. ~'177'0 MOii* "'* FtdMI -.. .... for tpeelel Nole. Of c... ... n. _.,. '* ...... ---.. COftllllOft ... (ste ledoll 144(1)
the llng of en ~Ol'y • It -411 II ._ "'...._ •'" IMiw n Piel•-.• .......... of ...... _ ... 17'•.... ~nu-.. Tiii .......... Code}.• .
.... or .. .,,, ......,,.. Of -~ m = Clall ... ...... ...... ....
toOOunt • ~ In ilitl ...... IOf • ---....... ,.,. NIMIO!tlMC:rl.C:O..MIU teCtlOn 1280 of'-c ... _. "'* om ............... ,. *301& Mt1,2' ._t•t bnle~Code.A,_. ,._ ........ 11..... .._... Mt ·-'1 '
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MONDAY. AUGUST 21, 1995
• PUIUC NOTIC!I PUILIC NOTICES -PUIUC NOTICll ·' PUILIC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICIS PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC MOTICU -•
• lOAH 6431 0230t98 Recordet 01 ORAHCE Covnty. RECOROE" Of SAIO-COUNfY ~· blwlk JP'Cllltd In Ito FOREST. CA m30 (114)<412· KAVI.,. 9')p0inted e1 unleH they heve your 9"0nwf, of ..wt• ....U et ef TMU..•~!J
OrtiER ~2336 11 C.Wotnta. 1110 PlllWI lo SM EXCEPT~G TH£RHRO.. THE Doll 6102 of llt fW\alldll COdt 2368 tt. GLENDA L WALUA per"nel rep,.Hntetlve w•ved nodce Of con-IF YOU AR! A wry petl9oft et eocount ICOf1IOl*lll
P .. !~fBE:tlROl4192207 t ,.. Nollel 01 O.r,u111110 (llc:llOll t.o SOUTHCASTERLY 74 90 fHT end et,Jlllottad 10 do bllstfltn TRUSTEE SAL£ OOICER to edmlnl1ter the Htet• .. nted to the propoe.cf CR!OfTOft Of e condn-.. 12 pro
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AOTICE"""'Of TRUSTEE'<' ... ::'( Sd lle1tuftiNI lecofdtd THC RE Of Tllt ptOpelfY 14dreu In OI eutt lft 114 tvtnt llncltl' OPP 11$48 8(1,1/14 atltM of the decedent. eotk>n.) TM lndepen-r.nt creditor of dw IO , ............ ,. lrWld ~ Wldk .. N ~...... 04'281199$ kl eoo11. Plot. • 11\d ollef common~ 00\ef l\*1 call la ICOIOlld -THE PETITION r• dent edmlnletretlon ec ... .cf you muet fh ftJobete Code. A R• "'*'°"' ..,.,_. ,,.,,. "
UHDER DEED Of TRUST 1Mrumen1 No 95·111764 ol II any, of Slit 1A1 PfOPtltY Tr1151H m1Y Wlthhotcl Slit iasu· PUILIC NOTICl quHta the d1ced1nt•1 euthoritV will be gtent.cf VQUr c1eln\ w th the QUff1 for Specie! Notice na1leS •*d *""' °" ~"' 1.
YOU ARE IN OE.FAULT UNDER A Uld OUICSll Records, Will dncretd 1boW II Pllll>Oftld to Mc. ol Slit T1111ttt't 0..4 1111.. CH"'°'"' WILL end oodioil•, If unl11e en lnt1r11ted oourt end meil I copy to fo"" t wlllable from 1111115
OEEO Of TRUST, DATED MWCll SEll oo Oll'lll1Q96 11 In !tit ~ 430 CATAllNA ORM lundl become M111bt9 to 111t eny, be edmlned to penon fllff en objeodon the penonal reprHen~ the OCMHt clertt. SIGH£l> HOFE t.WIT INC ltt
14, 1992. OHLESS YOU TAKE lront ol ltlt lbOOOltS at the tnaln NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92043 PIY" Of tndOfMt 11 a tnllllf NOTICE Of probet•. The WIU. end to the petition end tfw eppolnted by the A--.._ Pw*IJ •· ~ IW!pM. ,._..=
ACTION TO PROTECI YOUR tntty atu lo PLAClNTIA CIVIC TM undtftlQned T1U$1M dis· ol rigllt Slld Ult .ti be madt PETITION TO eny oocUoilt 111 evllil• •howl good UUM why oourt within four O..W 1111. a..n. ltq...,.... ••Ned .
PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO CElfl'EA 40H11 E Chapman claWnt any labltlly 10< any In· t>ut Without cov1111nt or ~: ADMfltlSTER ebr• for exemlnetion In the court ehould not months from the d1t1 4000 ll-"'tliw .,._ h CounW Oii\ al
AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Ave Plicentla. CA al 10 00 A,,. conectnm 01 Ill• PfOl>flly ad ranly,tlCl>f'tst or lmplltd rtQ1td ESTATE OF: MARY the file kept by the grent the euthority. of fl11t leeuenoe of #400 Coll~l~~:s,:,, ,.,..
NEED NI EXPl.ANATION OF AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE dins 1110 otlltr common des· Ing Ube, pottfftlor'I or tn<11.1m· BJ.1W KAYS court. A HEA~ING on the l1tter1 11 provided fn :;:' ...... CA THE NAfURE Of THE PRO· HIGHEST BIDDER fOR CASH laoallon, 11 any shown herein 1>11110H to 11llsty lht lndtl>leO· CASE NO A 179152. THE PETITION re-petition wllt be held on Hction 9100 of the Slalement llPl'lt Ina,_ .. ~'°"'
CfEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU (Pl'Jal>ll at IN timt ol sllt In fht total amount ot the unpaid nm secured by Slid Offd To ell helre ben.fl-quHte euthority to September 1 '4, 1995 et Celifomle Probete Code. 01111. 08/22., 08/2.1 .. -It wat 1~ Ill IN ,::
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER lawful money ol tilt Unl\td balance of tilt obllgaOon st· adVances thtrtundtr with clerlH creditor• con-edmlnltter the 11tet1 1 :45 P .M. In Oftt. 703 The time for filing :,.:e ;:rtt Cit,._,:$ mtni
NOTICE II heraby0 given ltial Slates), al right, ua. 1110 lnllf· 0011d by tilt property to t>t sold lnttresl as provided meitln, and tJngent credltore'. end under the Independent loceted •t03r'4• 1n g •hi Clcy clelme w1i011urnotmeoxnpt~! PUBLIC NOTIC! mnt l>I ::':.iort INI ,: Tr.
ROHALO D ROUP. A lAW est convty1d 10 and now neld Ind reasonable estimated costs, SM unpaid PllndPll l>llanct ol pereont who m.y other-Admlnletretlon of Ee· 0 rl v • CA before ,.. fill"° ol IM l.lllemtllC doeuot of CORPORATION. as tr"'t.tt, or by II under said Dttd ol Trust In openses #Id adYanoes 11 lht tilt Nott hellrtd by said Otto wlH be lnteretted In t•t .. Act. CThl• euthorl· 12881. from the heering det• File•· Ft11242 itMll ~ Ile se !tis
suconsor truslet. or •ubtll• the 11101>1rtv situated tn Aid tlmt ol !tit lnlllal pubbOon or With Interest thereon ., pro-the wlll or Htate or. ty wlH ell.ow the pereon-IF YOU OBJECT TO noticed ebove. ACTITIOUS IUlllRI ,.... of a ~ u eu':ntn
111114 •ustet PllrtUant 10 Ille Countv 111d Sta.II htrtlnilllf dt· the Notice ol Salt Is Yldtd In sllO Note, ''"· ch•Ots both, of: MARV ELLEN el repreeentetlve to teke the Qrlntlng of the YOU MA y EXAM-The ~~A~l Intl HatM in 'lllOaton ol :_ llOIU ol
Deed ol Trust eXtcllled by ICflbed LOT 5 IN BLOCK 12 Of S120,8-43 62 In addition to llld txP;tnset ol 11\t llUStll and KA vs m.nv ectione without petltlon, vou 1h<>Wd INE the file kept by the !Jomg buslnns .. BEST VALUE lnOltler Undef Ftdt111. State. Of
THEODORE F. BAYLY NIO TRACT NO 27. IN THE CITY Of cash, lht Trustee Wll ICDpl 1 !tit trusts cttalld by salll Deed A PETITION hae obtaining court epprov-appeer It the heiring court. If VoU ere e per· GR0C£RY WAREHOUSE I 8£ST common 11111 (SetSeckln14400
CttERI LYNN BAYLY HUSBAND NEWPORT BEACH, COUNTY Of casfllw's Checa drawn on a sllte ol Trust been filed by JOHN H el. Before teklng certeln end tlet• your ~Jec-eon lnterHled In the YN..UE MAAAET (&lS) 856-0l!IS It 1eq Bu•ness and PloltsSIOI-. ~D WIFE. AS JOINT TENANTS ORANGE, STATE Of CALIFOR· Of n&tlonll bank, a C11tck drawn Dattd· 0713111995 KAVS In the Superio; very lmportent ectJont1 tioM or file written estete you mey file 831 N Hlotndi lhd Lt PIJt,.· Code) '
Atcofdtcl on 03!20/1992 IS In· NIA, AS PER MAP RECORDED by tsllle or lldtrll credit unlo!' RONALD 0. ROUP, A LAW Court of Celifornie, however, the P•!9on11 obj9ction1 with the with the court e formel CA91744 ' ' 11m Fitng
mimtnl No 92·170010 In IN BOOI< 9, PAGES(S) 26 Of Of I chd drhm by a stilt tit COfUIORATION, 11 said Tntt· County of Orenge. repr~entetive w1M be court before the ~ RequHt fM Sp1cfel tqit Man Inc , CA. 30757 fU Newport Bucll-Cosla Mesa
Book Page of Om::&al ftcefds MISCEUAHEOUS MAPS, IN lederll sMlgs .,d loan asso-... 23101 l.Al(E ctNTER THE PETITION re-requir.cf to give notice Ing. Your epp•erence Notice of the flli~f en Won. RanchO Palos Verdu CA CN315819HOPE MO Jul 31.Mll kl trlt olllCI ol lie County THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY ctatlOn, savlogs 1Ssoclat1on °' DfllVE, • SUITE I 320 LAKE queitl thet JOHN H. to lntere•teCt pereone mey be In pereon or by Inventory end aiiel ~75 7 14,21, 199!1
HOUSES/
CONDOS
F.OR SALE
CORONA
DELMAR
NEWPORT
2122 BEACH 3002 EMPLOYMENT5530 EMPLOYMENT5530 MERCHANDISE ::c~HANDI~!o15
CLOSE TO BEACH
Lrg 381 2Ba w/fam rm,
new cpt/pnt, fp, stove,
refrlg, w/d, gar. Avail
now. $1850. 760-3676
PROPERTY MNOMT E'alde CM 2 rms avail ---------P/r Rigger for UCI TUTORS PIT H.S. Hm Air CondlUorMr
Crew. Oppty to lravel Math lhru Trig, Chem, _AN_T_I_Q_U_E_S--6-0-1-0 $65, Maple dining
w/top rated athletic Spanish & Fmch. Col· chrs. toaster oven,
team. Good crafts lege GPA 3.0..-. $8.50-morel 646·2684
Local Exp'd Co. In 3Br condo w/pool. ANNOUNCEMENTS Xlnt Rel's. & Rates. Rent 1 or both, $300 2 920
LeaslngJMgt 540-7355 •-E-,-.-ld_• ___ C_M_._1 _B_r_&_B_a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii = • TORELLI REAL TY per room. 574·0827
avail lor rent to share FOX TV wants you for
skllls req, flex hrs, full $10 50/Hr. 443·2700 •BUYtNG ITEMS• Mlsc. woodworking
medical bonel1ts. Call VALET PARKING From 1800-1960. 1 pc tools & jigs. $2·$100.
(OUA'-HOUSING
COSTA MESA 2124 APARTMENTS In 3Br condo w/yard. the new show 'LIARS.' Large clo1et, laundry, Have fun, make $1
714·631-1123. P(T or FIT. NB area to enure estate. Paint· Call 10-6. Fri, Sat or
kitchen & all other Ages 18-35. 213-856-1461 POSTAL & QOY'T JOBS Please Contact Frank lngs, books, furniture. Sun only, 548-2573
o,.,.0111TuNtTY 2BR 2BA TWNHOME FOR RENT prlvlllges. You are:
$2t/HOUR +BENEFITS at 497-1465. etc. Immediate cash, PLANT SALE ACRES
NO EXP Will TRAIN lop$ 673-6223 Iv msg Cement fountains $110,
To Apply Call 714-647-1991 Real Estate bard baths $20. Citrus-Allrul u&l1l 1Mlwtrtl$ia9In11111 . CLEAN, ORO ERL Y,
lllllWIJ,,.llHllltctltlllefU, W/FENCEDYAAD I•••••••• CONSIDERATE, RE· -·· --•••-·l·•f-'-.. ·-·'-1•·1011H111 STORAGE. PETS o'' SPONSIBLE did I EMPLOYMENT Preschool Teacher --·~·--APPLIANCES 6011 ...:...,!" ......... 11:":-7'..,, .. 111e91I 846-2848 K. BALBOA . or Helper. PIT Morn· Busy walk.., lOClllon.
-·-·•-....,._. K mention CLEAN? NO lngs and/or After· ~plan. For _.,...
frull·avocado (lr-uillng) s 1 o. Junipers, vines,
herbs S1. On palms 8'
$20. * 909·674-9422 to afflrtlu "111y prtl1.11n't. 2BR HOUSE W'NARD ~&It PENINSULA 2607 CATS. $400/mo + V'J noons. CM 642-4050.J on T...t.w. rel Maytag Deluxe dryer, 11m111t1111 or dmrlmlullon '' "'1N1 utll. Avail 9/1. CLEAN .,..,,
1 11 1 Total M/I $395 +0ep, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii people call: 650-4292, PT Poslton In Giil lhe~ S150 080. 548-0386 1---------
blstll 111 race. "°" ,. I '"· w/d hookup. Newly 548-1195 or pogo 651 · a a 11 er y. Inc I u des N rt COLLECTIBLES sea,llal.iQp.IJmillih&aillaor decorated 842-5858 se5 o INCL UTILS 2787. some weekends. Call •-.ot ---------•llioNllrigln,aunlnlenllonlO 1Bdrm. Kii, dining•-------673 7300 FURNITURE 6014 6017
mlQ ""au'b pnletwnu .. llml· Beaut Mesa Verde area, appls, lndry. Home On Prlv Behl Pat al <7141 673·2810 • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
llllnorlllsulmlllllitn." 3Br 2Ba. den, grdnr. 102 E. Bay St. In No. Laguna Beach. ---------AJC Svc Tech/'ln1tal PT/FT for small restau.f..::::::======='1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED
Tiiis uwspiper wlll nal 1782 New Hampshire. 723·0823 or 220-9498 Sec Guard $595 + Oep LOST & Min 6 yrs exper. Reis a rant In Costa Mesa. All whit• dineue set: TOY TRAINS·LIOHEL
ilt1Willtly1CUPllllfHwtf1lll· $1350/mo. 644·6996 No pet/smk 494-7659 must. Good c111111ng 8am·2pm, llex hrs. 40''rnd table. 18"1oal, Toy soldiers & Boy
r11t11t tor rtal Hllll wllltll ls In Beautiful upgraded COSTA MESA 2624 IRV F/P, Master Bed· iFiiOiiUiiiNiiDiiiiiiiiiii2iii9ii2ii5 record. 634·8889 Need car. Start SS.SO/ EMPLOYMENT 4 uphols chr1 on 1011-Scout stuff. 852·1040 flel.tlHCllllltllW. Ourru•cn 2Br, den, 2:V•Ba lrg room. Quiet, Respon· _A_C_C_O_U_N_T-IN-G-,_h_r_. _B_rl_an_,_54_8_-7_4_2_1_ ers, butlet hutch w/gls day, 645-0143 eve
1r1 lttttrt illtetmlel 11111 all twnhm. Good loc. Fp, s lble, N/S No Drugs Loet Apricot Poodle Receptionist P{T SERVICES 5533 doors, oak trim. Like
•nWlll NYtl1iHd in 11111 dbl gar w/opnr, w/d, 2BR 1 BA Laundry Indoor cal ok Rel's. (small) blind t eye w/ Community newspa· now. $500. 545·6768 1---------~"' IWlllllll• .. •n AC, pool, Jae, garbage hk·ups, gar, 2868 $ 4 7 0 7 8 e ·8 4 3 3 blu collar. 545-9528 per publishing co ~(:g~' ~~~n;:ih~~-~~Y· Please··b·e···a·w·are that Model HomH Lthr COMPUTERS 6018
_ .. -. ....... ~•· .. _ ·-· dlsposl, trash comptr. Hickory Place. S725 NB ocnfrnt Postcard LOST: Photo Album seelCs part lime Stall d u M E 673 7300 sell $1500 obo mrbl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·=~;; cdHUD No smoke. Must seer (3t0) 431-7870 view, cstm house on & Black Journal Accountant. 15 hrs/ 1 Y· r. vans · the hstlngs In this cat-dln/S chrs 51500 obo. 388 Computer $295. =:-........ ,.-.•2•'.-r. $1200/mo. 633-4482 2BR·1 BA $650/mo. Boardwalk. Pvt bar, Notebook, with pie· wk. Must know Lotus _R_E_C_E_P_T-10-N-IS_T__ egory may require you bedrm sets S1400 obo Cmpll w/printer. color
-,... -.. -E' Id f I $595 675-5742 lures and copies Lost 1 ·2-3 lor Windows Two F(T positions to call a 900 number unu1ed. 644·7048 monitor, mouse. kbrd tM WllMlllOll DC IRI ,iuu • • 2Br 1 Ba. rplc, Lrtdry, pool. qulol, nr poo rm. · 1 tho c n l 01· Hth and/or Excel. Send re· available. Must be reli-In which there Is a & windows. 479-1848
... HUD ... 4.,: ... -tlol(e, ger. 1ml yard, all transportalion. No NB-1 BR 1 BA Steps to n vi 1 1 Y sume to: Accounting able & seeking long charge per mmute Tiff a y Lamp bl ,_ ., .. -. hkups Pet ok $1095/ t e4• ... 3""2 St & Harbor In CM · n u, 488 "'omplr $595 cm· · · pe s v-v • bch, bayvlew, prklng, · ' Supervisor, P.O. Box term relallonshlp. Exp. Dragon fly Good ...
mo. Avl 911 . 645-5862 A cheerv well "'eslgnd w/d, all ammenltes. T(nheuars'daKylnkAou'gs.), 3rodn. 1560, Costa Mesa, CA P I'd h ft .. F . pit• w/vga color monl-·• .., re 1st s 1 : .,,,. EMPLOYMENT condl $450. 556-7453 tor, w/ printr, mse E-Slde Townhom• 1Br tBa, 18rvlng bar, $500/mo 650-6812 Very Sentimental... 92628. 6:4Sa·2:30p. 2nd shltt:
GENERAL 1002 3Br 2V~Ba. big yard, pvt patJo, $585-$625/ Newport Bch. Share Soattle High School ADMIN-RECEPT M·F 2p·10p. Palasas· WANTED S535 Wine Cabinet from kybrd. 479"1848
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil eep tam rm, LR frpl, 2· mo. 546-9081 very nice 2Br 1ea Apt. Reunion & Alumni-Phn, clerical, olllce dll Tennis Club. Call Beverly Hiiis, holds 48 Texaa lnat·Lap Top car pool/•P• tennis s t b h SSOO/ M b'll h d c 0 Terry r.; 644--6900 bottles. 96 high, Oood TravelMate 4000, w/ Palm Sprlnga2Br 28• s1375/mo 4l3-9528. * E'SIDE t Bedroom taps 0 eac · R emora 1 a. 1 elp. A ver o. ppty "' Shopping • Cooking conot $850. 556-7453 NEW Brother printer. + lrg den, 2-car gar. • Utile paid. Frplc, frig, mo. Amy 873·5134 EWARD to grow. CM. 971H251 RETAIL SALES •LI Houskeeplng• S1000 723-1188
Furnlshd & appllanc1, EASTS1DE stove, yard. S725. 336 Private Br/Ba In Tom 778-2683 APT RESIDENT MGRS Full & Part Time For Youl
spa. FIT or )(Int rental 28, iea HouH $8SS. E. 20th St. ... 546-6094 hou19 w/1ao• view, Lost"Sam"Blue Para-Rod lo Shack has Patricia 957·0685 MERCHANDISE FREE TO YOU 6022 prop. S11SK. 729-7034 760-8364 Npt Beach. $600/mo. keel tame, taJks, v1cln· Need O)(p'd couple lmmed openings avall ---------•MISC 6015 ----------Eastslde 2BR 1BA Near Hoag. 642-1622 lty Nwpt Isl. Dawn immediately for vedry for enthusiastic hard· DOMESTICS 5540 iiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------•Eaatalde 3BR 2.SBA 646-8901 or 642-1 574 clean. well·manage . Aprvd Loving Home
COSTA MESA 1024 Spa, dbl gar. $1495/ 1 garage. $710/mo pride-of.ownership 30 ~oe~k. ln~revwlo~~e~e1Ji iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil DIRT Top 1011, flll 2 mixed F's adult cats. mo Yvonne 645-7088 PCR 759-9341 MISC. "Broken Hearted" units near 19th St. 0 I d Pl II lost male Golden Re btwn Harbor & Pia· sales e)(p helpful but Exp'd Babysitter avl 1and, fall dirt. Oehv-ec awe · s ca
FORECLOSURES Prudeml•I Cllil Rtllty EASTS I DE 2 BR 1 BA RENTALS 2744 trlever. 8/8 off 23nd not req'd. For more Mon-Wed-Fri days & ered cheap I 548-'1896 after Spm. 722•1503
New Crpt/bllnds gar cenlla. Compensatlon NPT HEIQHTS·3BR • · E.Clvt very friendly Info call 714-979-8003. eves. Student w/refs. ---------FREE KITTENS & SHORT SALES
3Br 2Ba, groat yard,
2·car gar. $167K. Ron
Young, 642·3850 or
548·0919 Prop HOUH
Patio w/small yard. R di 645-6153 Incl small salory + 3Br RADIO SHACK Carolyn 673 2947 Gently used children's In H-8. Twnhome,frplc,patlo, $750/mo.722·6294. E~SldeCM 1BdTraller ewar townh ome . R .W . S Q.C ' store hos clothing •ToGoodHomesl • angl gar. $995. S..7·7540 Quiet Park. Near Fwy. Brown Co. 540-3758 All tqilll oppty/a/frmall'lt NUR IN ARE I n 1 o I I EASTSIDE Lrg clean Rent Includes gas. HEALTH •· ICllOn tmpioytt. & Companion. 25yrs s zes .,.. • •I types 0 8 weeks old, grey. Stepa to SC Plaza 2Br 1Ba, gar, $750. 714-842 1353 '111 CHhlerl/Counter Help---------exp. Loving Carel Call furn, crabs, careeats, Please Call 962-8814.
Sharp 2Br, pool. Sml 120 Albert Place • FITNESS 3000 Chong's Chinese Cate SALES Eva 831•7159 etc. Large Hloc:tlon 011---------
pet ok. Avail lmmod. 548-1703 or 720-8081 Trla~le Square. FT/ $SOK To $75K All Kinds or Jobs For Lilli• Tyke• toye. PETS &
SAN $775/mo. 846-6634 PT Apply In person. All Kl d 1 p 1 Be by Duds, 2584 Newport across the COMMERCIAL Market Innovative col-n s o eop e. Newport Blvd/al Del ANIMALS 6049 CLEMENTE 1076 ---------street: 2Br 1~Ba •In-Coffee House Server lecllon iystem for Claaalfled. Mar, CM. 631·7363
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT gle sty, gar, $825/mo, REAL ESTATE sPeTrv, 1'crloenod!re·n~euds,10:~~ ~~~m~l~";~al~~·g.T~~
MODEL PERFECT BEACH 2169 1665 lrvln•Ave414. No••••••••• --------
3-4 Bdrm• (Oen), iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii doge. 720-9422 1• able, wk-ends• mustl exp nee. Limited local EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
ADOPT-A·PET
Every Sat & Sun al PETSMART, Fountain
Valley. Puppies, kit·
ten1 and more, all looking for lovlng, cu-
ing homes. CALL 597·
9037 for more Into.
wlll train. 675·9300 positions. 310·285· 2.5 Ba., Plantation Sunny, shlll'"p 2Br 2-sty BUSINESS OFFICE AsSMnonCNM,CISUIC. 8557 or 714-895-4591. 5530 5530 Shuttere, Imported AT THE BEACH twnhs•, 1\.~Ba. Newly Wonclerdrugoflhafutwe Florel Dellv.,y & shOP1--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Slone, Master Sult• w/ Annual Rentals reqec. Avail lmmed. FOR RENT 2769 IMiJoble now! f« info cal Assist. FT. Allen Bock S•l•a-Amezlng Oppor.
Dual Fireplace and $725/mo. 546-9081 i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Florist 1559 Placenua, Oo you hav•: Integrity,
Jacuzzi Tub, Fully Or Summer Weekly 1• L...1.m.uuut.iuLU.;;mUD1u NB 642·5004 Passion. Dreems & Landscaped. Cul-de· La S I ti 1---------FOR LEASE: 1429 sq Goal1? We'd like to
sac, •Ingle loeded 1-3Bd'!~tr1 ~$~~~~NEWPORT tt(Q$1.10 por 1q tt. 13' GIFT PRODUCTION meet you. Mike 957-ttreet. Close to e yt $2 50 2669 frontage. 440 E. 17th PIT Sal. Sun. Eve. 8384 2Bd • ront ···· 1 BEACH S CM 7 A .,A.,8523 Creative mature person.1---------Schools and Oceanl 3Bd Npl ~his . $1975 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t., . 1...--...-Denny 65~463 X219 SalH/Markellng o!~:~e,:~•r Prop• Y Mg.mt •1 BR $825• PERSONALS HAIR STYLISTS: $60.000 AVERAGE
Call Steve Dalby The Prudtntlal 2BR 2BA S725/Up Ouallly for FREE rent
Southland Qroup .,.... ..._ Ref rig & dl1hwaahltf From 200 to 3000 sq.ft. In •xcJuslva full svc: Market lnnovetlve cot·
(714) 362·9800 or 673 1900 Incl. 60x30 pool. No Competitive rates. Across CM salon. 722·7950 lectlon 1ystem fo-r
(714) 492·1422 Home • pets. No fe•s. No fro J W. Ai PERSONALS 3002 legal clalms company. (714) 288-3900-3BR 2BA Harbor View lease. 545-4855 m . . rport: Help Wanted Top commission &
(I011t3o3oo19> Pgr Hms, comm pool/tenn 2Br 1Ba, new carpet, 4500 Campw Drive BEAUTIFUL WOMEN s:~~~·~~~~'Z~c:;,r ~.~~~l;gum~e0d I~
$1795. Call coll 819· paint, private patio, Ncwpon Beach All Uve•24 Hoursl Margot. ........... 45-1100 po1ttlons. 310·285-
677-0488/677·9201 walk to beach. $950. 1 ·900-.378•2500 INSURANCE 8557 or 714-957-8185
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Ill I P: \\I \I I I> l'I Ol'I I \0\\ '.'.'.'.
VICliTized by~ Heard and seen~ al?
Too yooog, too old? Skeptical, cynical? Had enourjl?
START MAKING $2500 COMMISSION WEEKLY
AHO MORE WITHIN JUST A FEW WEEKS!
Wi lraill (\)jqoe smal Mstmel1 him! robef P"9'8"1)
714 I 474-7215
Amer Eskimo Pups
UKC papers,
snow wht. 2 M/3F'1 &
1st shots. $300-SSOC)-
ea. 434-1911
BLACK LAB PUPS
AKC till~ dem, Flnfl'
lsh ch slrt. snow, lid,
companion. 548-8755
KITTENS frH to good
homes. 8-weeks old.
Call 65<>-3720.
MOBILE
HOMES 1100 BAVRIDGE light & Call 675-5205. X2505 S3.99/min. MUSI be 18. 5 Uc'd Agts & solicitor
b r I g ht• 2 Br 2 Ba 38r 2Ba 1 houH from StrV..U 619-645-8434 needed 10 eell comm/
condo. Cathedral cell, tand. Approx 1200 1/t.I••••••••• Cetebr•t• •t onlr $1 a Ins. 1-800·BBj3·720B
$~en you are ready for sanity call us!
INYUl'CIU ~ Dmuna SECRETARY PfT 4921 llltchSt Ntwporte-11
&-noon $10/hr .. Next to -----------------
Save abused and
abandoned peu. Be a
volunteer/loster. Call
714-S9M~037.
Park Rent S38S
Boeutllul 1995 Oou·
dlewlde, 2·BR, 2·BA,
Oen. Drywall, Sky·
frplc, d/w, pool, spa, newly decoratd. $1350 BUSINESS & min Adult phone talk, •Ingle attch gar, w/d IH. 818-501-3477 all fantasies me/visa &
hkup1, gated. $1450. BACK BAY vt•w FINANCE checks 513·548-9173 Avail D/1. 631-8097 .. 2Br 28• townhome, 2· HELPI Swindled out
Bayview Ct. Condo cat gar, frplc. $1250. of $80K & we are
lights, much more. ______ _,,, __ _
S1000 rebate 10 buyer.
MapleRldg• 960-9485
or 543·7040
2 master bd1m1, 3ba, 909--698-3704 1011ng houH In CM.
den, 2-car ger, 1938 1/ BUSINESS we He no hope in
f. $1975/mo. 854-9712 1---------FOR SALE 2900 sight. II you can help
---------•Bluff• Condo 3Br SOUTH COAST ??? Please call
CEMETERY LOT/
CRYPT 1225
Companion (for 2)
crypl In Peclllc View
Memorlal Perk, NB.
Hiiitop ocean view.
A11eeeed 19750,
ow~ wilt 1111 snoo1
obo. 416--989-5541
WHY PAY
CEMmTERY PRICH?
714-443--0905
Broker
HOUSES/
CONDOS
POR RENT
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1$. '1MO wntr. 113-1943
2'hBa. Vitia view, •~o 2686 Vlctorl• 434·7550 ~&~ Corona dll Mar Cefe light, thut11r1. 11850. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Courtyerd dining & LIVE 1·0N·1
G40-i9921W 842"8332/h N .. r SCP 28R SIBA take-out buslneH. On-l·90CJ.60S-S67B
4 I 2 d fl 1&1• tMer & wine lie:. 1-8()()-345-1661 -P ex. n oor, 1-800-470-4865/0ey petlo, garage, leundry Very fev01abl• lees•. r.m. Quiet, xlnt area. '45K. Agt. 852·5537 1·900-656-2625 s750/mo ~ 18+. $1.99/mln.
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Inventory Control TUTOR for 8th & 6th FfT Exp. Data Entry. Wine r•tall Cyrllle grede boy1 Mon thru · Thure 4pm-6:30pm. 650-8483 X233 Teacher preferred.
Nanny/Helper for $15/hr. Send resume:
Newborn. PT M-F, 2-A.L Stonehlll. 1601
7:30 pm. Experienced Port Bermouth Pl.
(714) 662·0670 Newport Sch 02660.
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530
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procklcing ~ f'tds? Wtl, (l(M you
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TODAY'S
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1 Younghen e 81&1:*
10-0UQGlll9
14 Wllc:IW ... lhow 15 "Galfteld" pooch te Breln&l«m
17 C.nadlan doctor
18 ='~"rat 19 Male IWine
20 ltty-bltty
21 Acior !:111ad.1
23 Slatt a lenoll
24=-•
2S Elegant de1Nrt1
27 Tlwoat IOOl.her
30 Poem
31 Ptayer endings
32 Movie menace 37 Actor Richard -
38 Wails
40 luau garlands
41 Winier hlcet' •
"Web"
43 Frtues
44 Writer Fleming
45 E..,and
47 Seddle horses 51 Actor Foxx
52 . .BalketbaU star
OfajUwon
53 Bandleader
Amaz 5" MomlOg molllure
57 Attaa bontents
MHonk eo N1n11>1e
62 T•an'1
carnp•ilonl
13 "Do -'**"" CM Eucal)opeUI•
.. ~animal 65 Bem 1 neighbor
66 Prom alleric:IM,
87 r;:= energy
DOWN
1 Roe.let'•· ~
2 Glrdener'a tool 3 Runatalo*
speed
4 Aver1ge grede
5 Seoul nallve1
6 Trace elemenl
lo salt
7 Sask.'s
nelgtlbor
8 Yooog goet
9 Allirmlllve vote 10 Taunts
11 Fragrances
12 Go t3 Takes a chance
22 Big truck
23 Egyp«lan canal 24 Eit9nd (a stJblcr¥>tlon) 25 Earth's ulelllte
26 Not evens
27 Falls behkld 28 Augury
aw TANNAH tMSCH mo.111.eo .,_ft. c.a GWr'9t H Vt•· '4210 11e,t11 eeo .. 111 M800 OIO. in-1431 Cartoe.17~ OllO. 313-2411 '*'******* 11! *•••rt L 4dr, 1•eo Vanden Plu SAAi 1185 ANllWERSTOWUKLY BRlDOBQlllZ l••·----11 4ey1, IWtO, ac. clean. Low Mli.e. Exc«tenlliii•-----·
Q. l • NeiU. v\llnenablo... Ol before commlulna &.he haud t.o no AUTOllOBUJ!S ~ /:.l:::OO cuhl _c_.,_•_1_9._500_e_SMM __ !5_1 South )'OU hOld: trump. l•••••••••l---------_.,..-1 •16 XJa nu tires/ brk1, •aa 9008 Auto tran '17 MUaTAMO LX paint, tunned, AC, wht w/ gtey lnterlo;
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The biddina ho1 proceeded· WBST NO.RTH EAST 80\TJ11
Q. 4 • Alt South, vulnerublo, you
9030
Conv~. LOaded. Orig loaded, rune grHtl 1nrf xlnt condt 1
hold: BMW owner. New tltH/brk1. a'4eoo OBO. a92·132!5 own~ 2·dr hatchback
Xlnt concl. $4500. Call S3 70o OBO 722-0177 Jim at 714-H1..,45. '98 Rane•r Rover • •Kf OKS.I <>A.Jl 1084 4KJ'7· '79 8981, Jtlnt cond, --------·• County LWB. Demo ·i---------Your richt.-hand opponenl open• "BHl 8Hmer ever '87 Tempo GL 2·dr, e ooo rn1 White/fan TO OTA
lhe bidding with a weak two bullt"-Car & Driver. many new part1, 547,ooo · 850-8889 Y
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What do you bid now? 9210
ipad•. What. acllon do you take? 13600 obo. 994-3862 S21 oo oeo. 857-e412 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Or Tredo for Truck. 'ie ironco II XLT ---------1'78 Cello• 5apd, ~~itRHMIH A. • The hi~h-lovol pnl(!mpt. has llhl::~l-*+iio achieved it. purp<>ee -you are
~Hfllt+tl rropin1 In the dark. Your hand 11 .:...l!;U~'f t.oo 1trong for a bid of live heal'l.8.
Yet If you double, more t.hon likely
you will play there ond the penall.y
could be woefully inadequate. A
posalblc compromiee would be t.o
bid rour no trump now, then correct
to five henrta over parlner'a t.ake-
out. Alu't.hing could be riahtl
A.. When elect.inlf t.o acL ovor a. '8& 738 I WtlVblk, mu, 4x2, full powft, auto-LEXUS 8115 white/blue, AC, PS,
weak two-bid, treat it. much tho fully IQaded, tinted, metlc trans, Ilk• new. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil,,.!'!850~~0:!8~0~.~83~1;;·1~4~99~
... lf th I bid h d be xlnt condl S8900 $8,350. 649-7528 '87 C II OTa d .... me 84 e open ng 8 en oeo. Call. 373-1431 '91 250 Fl.lily loaded, • o• re •
48 Gifaffe'a OOUllt'I
41J Wlldoft
50 Artist'• pl<er 53 -on: Indulge 54 Clock'e lronl 55 Singer
Fitzgerald 58-tnln:
becometrff• 58 Egyptian
bo'(·klng
59-ol a kind
61 Infant's 90Und
Q. 2 • AA South, vulnerable, )'OU
hold:
OA986 4 MKQ U
The bidding ha• proceeded: SOUTH WEST NOR'nt
1 0 1 0 1 •
44 P ... 4 4
?
What. action do you take?
EAST ao P ...
A.· You have I.old partner lhat. you
have nine or more cards in tho
minor suits, and mighL possibly
hove no spades at. all. Nevertheless,
partner has persisted in spades.
Trust him. Pa88.
Q. 3 · Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
•A Q J 4 OA Q 9 08 0 4 3 ""'6 5
Parlner opens lhe bidding with Lwo
no trump. What do you bid now?
A.· You certainly ore going t.o piny
in slnm, so we don't. blume you if bid
eix no trump riRht. owny. In light of
your ruffing value ii'\ clubs, howev-
er, the ha11d might play belt.er in a
suit contract.. We would bid lhrec
clubs -lhe Slayman Convention
-t.o check on a p<>fl(liblo 4-4 spade
one i.n tbe auit.. AJ\er a one 1pacle 1-,-9 .... 9 ...... T .... B.....,.lr_d_V-8-.-v-e-ry-• l50k ml, black/green, loaded, am/tm, cu1,
bid, you would haveovercallod one •---------clean, 28k ml. whit•, 1unrool, S15.000. •nrf, aly whll, rn• gdl
not.rump, ao bid two no I.rump now. BUICR 9035 orig owner. SHOO (909) 737-IM40 $399S obo. 707•1984
Q. 5 • Dolh vulnerable. aa Sout.b
you hold:
•K Q'712 QQ 582 08 •KQ 10
Tho bidding haa proceeded:
8011l'H WEST NORTU EAST
14 P.. 3 0 PUI
' What do you bid now?
080 Call 760-9828 '90 Camry wht, auto,
b --------·• fully loaded, lo ml. Xlnt '88 L• •• re LTD •ae Fosttv• aim cau, MAZDA 9125 condl orig owner.
collect. fUlly loaded, A/C, 40 ml. gal. nu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $9700 evH 553-9121 95k, aharpel $4250 battery & 1hock1.
oeo. 895-n34 13000 oeo. 888·9490 '82 e2e 4dr, auto, 1---------""•a""e,,....,,M.,,.u-.-.. -n-g-C...-on_v_e_rt_,, A/C • g ood cond 1 TRUCJ(S 9220
CADILLAC 9040 red, 5.0 litre engine, '1250 o9 o 373.1431 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fully loaded. $8,000 83 Mlat•, red, !5 1pd, '73 1·Ton Plokup '82 Fletwood lhffr ·OBO. 714-827.0243. aJway• gareged, low 454, AC, auto, nu
luxury, lther, took• ITk• '83 Escort LX wagon, mllage, muat aell. tlret/brke, r•1tored,
'92 model, $4100 air, 51pd, case, $4500 513,850 • OBO need• paint. Runs oeo. 873-1514 Call f75-9510 can ............. 121..0118. greatl $2350 OBO. A. • Ono orthe reasons you opened
thi1 aceleea wonder Is because you 1"•"'8"'7,....,.C-ad""l-ll•_c_,,,C-o-up_e_,,,D..,.• •95 b pi umtd, 4x4• ---------
held both major auiL&. Don't. bid VIiie. Blue, wht top, dual bags, cd, etc. Ev· MERCEDES 91301---------
892·1325
t.hree no trump now with your sin· .wht lthr Int. lmmac. erythlng but enrf, 6k iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VOLVO 9230
glet.on in partner's suit.. Continue Loaded. Full malnt. m I . t a n /g r • • n , liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t.he description of your hand by record· Garaged. $32 9715. 631·1008 •79 300 SD turbo, blk, ,
rebidding three hearts. $7500 759-16Q9. --·-------tinted, fully toad, xlnt 83 Turbo 4-door. '98 T•urue auto, 9k, condl 53745 OBO. Rune good. nu turbo.
Q 6 So h ac, 2 bags, loaded, 1 Call 373-1431 Sunrf, PS/PB/PW/mfr· • • AA ut • vulnerable, you CHEVROLET 9045 on r. x I n t co n d I rore. $3450. 650-8884
hold: s12,500. 236-9061 Cl•HIO 88-280 81!
6KJ84 OKJ88 OVold 4AK865
1'he bidding hos proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH
14 P ... 1 0
t O Pua 2 •
?
What actfon do you take?
EAST
Pa•
PaM
A.· Wit.h only 15 high-card point.s
and a void in_partncr's suH, where
would you liko t.o go? If partner
could do no more thnn take a aim·
pie preference back t.o clubs, pnss
before you get. Loo high. Portner
might ooL st.op if you bid again.
'77 Corvette Stingray---------·• new GM350 eng. new brk9/tlres, loaded,
mint condl $9500 obo. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
HONJ>A 9085
894-0660
g~~~~7~te1,n saunn~ VOWWAGEN 9235
roof, AC. S 13,500 · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
0 o r g e o u s Q e m '88 VW BAJA/STREET
'71 800 rebuilt eng. 71 4-831·0832 BUG. Ice Green, color.
'84 Corvette 65k mis need1 carb StOOO ---------Brand New Motor and Rd/Blk Int. 1-0wn. Nu OBO. 639-2358 NISSAN 915 0 Clutch. Excellent run· pnt, tires, trans. Al· .,.,-----...----·• nlng condltlonl Eye '82 Accord 2dr hitch· catcher. Must ••• to ways garaged/Primo! back, auto, ac, mini , appreciate. Needs Sto,5oo Bert 631-6111 condl good buyl 80 280ZX 2+2 5-ipd minor Interior tch·up.
'90 Corvette Convrt, $1900 OBO. 373·1431 a/c, cc, p/W, alloy•, $2,700 848-e340 25k ml. co, loaded, ~~.,.----:---,.-.---,,,.1 new tires. Rune goodl $24,500 red/tan. Xtnt '83 Aocord 4-dr, 5· $1000 *831·7149 '82 R•bblt Convt, red,
condl 841·6601 1pd. Runs good. New 5spd, 1tereo, low tlru. Need quick Hiii '84 St•n:r• Wht, auto, mlle1, xlnt condl $1450 988-9442 4dr, hatchback, ac, $2635 OBO. 373-1431 '91 Chor.,,n• 2500,
¥• Ion, va 5.7L, auto,
nu eng. Nu tlreS/brks, grt condl $8900 OBO.
xlnt condl s2250,.,.,,..__,.,,,.,.,..._,.. ___ _ 188 Prelude SI red, OBO. 373-143t · '8 2 VW Jetta 4-dr,
108k, ml. very sharp, ---------new tires, runs etrong. 5·1pd, AC, cu1tom '88 200 SX 5spd, ac, Need quick ••Ill
POWER BOATS SAIL BOATS 7014 SPEED & wheels & alarm. hatchback, silver, cu11 $880 988·9442 $6,200 oao. 454-2923 whl1, Xlnt condl $2950 ,,,,.,,9..,,3-C.,,._o_rr_•_d,..o""'v'""R-8-y-8-1•
7012 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SKI BOATS 7016 CHRYSLER 9050 ,8 ... ACCORD LX OBO. 373-1431 low, low ml. 5apd, xlnt
771·2151 or 633-4643
'3 0 SAIL B 0 AT* ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Diesel, wheel, clean.•• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Qood Cond. 92k ml. '8 8 Pula•r NX blue. condl $12,900 OBO. 28'Tlara Purault '89 owner terms. 516,000 •1988 22ft Ski Boat• '7 5 480 SL, both Sliver, 5·•pd A/C, T·top, 5spd, ac, 81k Call Mike. 373·1431
---------------------------• S.F. cruiser twin Yam obo 723-4074. 5.7 lltre v..a. King top1, all original, 148K $8,500 OBO 662-3627 ml. exc. condl 1 onr. Duno Bugew Flb•r· 200 eng. Xlnt condl .,,,3,.,,0.,.,....,C""l'""•_•_n_&,,__...,0,..0-0-d Cobre 0/0, low profile mllH, S9000 obo. Call ...,,,.,,,.....,,._-....,.....,...,,.,,...,.--1 $4995 OBO. 458-8432 glaaa •h•ll. needs mu1t see. $42,000 hull, Just aervlced, Alan. 964·3662 Or '89 Accord LX Wht,
BICYCLES 6060 BOATS 7011 BOATS 7011,_o_B_o_. 64_s-oo ...... _5_7___ Condi flbergla11, dsl, new controller/uphol· T,. d • for Truck auto, low ml. xlnt '89 Mla .. n 240SX ~~1 8:t,~ ~~r"V:!:
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Electrlc Boat 1980 owner term•. S15k stery. Great ski boat· condl $8250 080. 4cyl, 5spd, ac, pw, Call 631 AOQt •• 0 H h dt Askl OBO. 723-4075 fast·look1 great .... Je-•---------Call Mike. 373-1431 pdl, p/mlrrore, cc, 1ter .... 28 "Sc hwln n 5apd, 9 'Arthur Marin• teak Hard Top electric u Y ar op. ng -3-0-,-.-a-l-lb-0-.-t-,-,-O-H-P ady to go. s12,ooo DATSUN 9060 ---------• ca11, 85k ml. $54001 ________ _
beachcrulHr,lulllre· trim Ding w/oars. Xlnt boat. Xlnt condl s59ooneedsTLClillp dleael, head, oven, 646-9449/574-4247 '90 CRX SI Loadedl 5237643or2952786
Stored. Primo' 175 condl $500 875-7028 $7000. (714) 675·7599 8"1 s1oo mo. 548•1089 Ilk• nul In & out 45k • • AUTOS sleeps 5. Sell $9,990•--,-------,73 D t 2 oz I II 1 Bl 080/Trade. 631-4001 BOST ON WHALER WON ON GAME SHOWI or with mooring at 27 Cha p8rral S ig· • s un 4 m ·ye w, owner. u '92 240SX LI! lo ml, WANTED 9 246
22. OUTRAGE 1980 15' Electra craft. El•C· 043 No. Balboa Chan· n•ture. Speed Boat. claHlc, red, exc. bk $10,700. Will Hll lolded, ec, lthr Int, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reconditione d & HULL BRAND. NEW POWER BOATS trlc Party Boat. Pacific nel, 523,000 OBO. Only 95 hrs. Loaded! cond, At, Mags, AC, $9800 (909) 737-4092 pw, 1nrf, cstm rims,••
used BikH, like new. 175 hp JOHNSON 7012 Blue. Perfect Lake 909-982•2652 $36,000 850·5885 AM/FM stereo tape, -1-9-8-7--A-0-0-0-,-d--L-x·• xlntl Must aelll *WANTl!D• Call 641·9284. O.B. has 25 hrs. New Boat. Delivered to St995 OBO. 968-4191 ,,,__ $13,500 obo. '67·'89 Camaro·e. Also
t I bl I your home brand new. Wh., .... ., 5-apd, 88•000 846-2505 '60-'76 Corvettes, '66-
s eer ng ca es con· 1 7 ' W h a I• r 9 OH P Retail Value $17,000 SPEED & MARINE SUPS ml, Im mac, mu1t He. 72 Mopar Mu1cle care
trol1. Dual batta, Yamaha beautllul S fl $ 3 000 7016 DOCv$ 702 2 liDiiOiiiiDiiGiiEiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiOiiii6iiS 641 o4.w7n7e3r7, $5,400 OBO -,9-5_AJ_t1_"'8 __ 4_d_r.-a-ut-o, Any condition OK. Wiii TRANSPORTATION Loran, VHF, Fish great bo~tl S5BOO eve'. 0~~;14C:;2..,~o2. SKI BOATS "' 9k, ac, fully loaded, 2 pay cuhl 982-7778
FlndeT, Outriggers, Bl· 650·8596 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 70 Hond• CVCC .. o. bag1. 1 onr, xlnt condl mini, Stern Seat. Re-1---------1• '88 8001!S Conv. 4 ~ verselbl• Pilot Seat, •---------18"2 ft Elra, •kl/llsh· eo• NB allp max 75'. cyl, at, tubro, nu top/ oord Auto, AC, am/fm '13·500 236-9081 •-AN--TI-0-,-n:5-.---
Fore Seat Stores On the move? BOATS, YACHTS, Ing. on traller, 100hp Prime loc across from paint, ac, fully loaded. c .... Complete repair VAO .
BOATS 70 11 Porta Pottle. Dual Axle CHARTERS 7013 Mere o /b . clean, beach & restaurants, $1950 OBO. 786-4522 history. Great Condi -------9-1-6-5 CIASSICS
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Trailer. $16,500 obo. Sell your extra nHdS minor work. avall now. 673·2810 $2000 080 722·1216 PLYMOUTH 9 2 50
(714> 846-6340. household $1500 OBO. 892·1325 ,.,,...,...,.-=-------,_..,,....,.,..,,,,,, '87 D•wton• TurboZ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 20 ft Duttw B•wbo•t ----------3 1' Chrlacr•ft twin Toplaceen adin BALBOA YACHT pw,pdl,T·lop,at,whV 87Hond•CRX 5-apd, Surrey top, 4-<:yl ga1 Convenient items gaa, F/B, well equlp'd, Cla••lfl•d BASIN has boat slips burg llhr, 95k ml. AC, am/Im ca11, '88 Horizon ale. auto, em/tm, new tlre1,
$2700 OBO. 897-3058
'84 Bl· Turbo 51pd,
49k mll••· loaded, movlngl $3000 OBO
Call 831 ·1499 eng. Look• Ilk• elec. Cl•Hlflod In C lassified Ort dive or fish boat. Call 842•5878• avallable, $14.50 per w•rr xlnt condl 1llver. S3500 080 boat $3500 673·3008 842·8878 Ask $40k, 723·4075 ft. Call 673-176t $4500 OBO. 650.5330 769-1221 -----------·
3922 ·sE·R·Vl-C·E--·1 CHILD CARE 3536 CLEANING DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 HEALTH, BEAUTY LANDSCAPE • PAINTING 3858 PIANO a VOCAL
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 SERVICE 3584 6 FITNESS 3740 LAWN CAllB 3808 LESSONS 3868liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
SEWING
DIRE.CTOaY Reapon•lblo M~M HomeU1ntal Propertl•• •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Weaving a orvloe St. ------·••I Fun, 1af• playlng •WINDOW CLEANING• ,,,MALL JOB EXPERT Paint-Carpentry· LoH Fat Full Our MDs Landaoepo Romodellng P•lntlng Contniotor PlANO Beg.-Advanced John Knits, c .. hmer• actlvltlH . Yard & FREE ESTIMATES DfywaU/Acoua11c: Repair Drywell and morel get rHult1. LatHt V11d tune up/malntenace, Oual. painting by profls AU agH ·Teacher c.rt. eweat.,... All Fa.brtcll
MHlll ~ 848-4993 297-8081 David /H1nglng/f1plng/Tulurt O•ry 845-8277 diet• & mods .. lffn land~ll1.lallc design. Ucf602098. lnl. En'*1alnment Avall. Uke new agalnl 788-7912
ACOUSTIC Prof'I Hom• Chlld care Comm/RH 551·5573 Semi R•Ur•d contractor. on TV'• 20/20 & Feb. Cont11ctorfC27-604008. Frff Hl 645-3305 Jennifer 840.81S691---------
REMODEUNG 3408 Uc. CPR, !earning, tun •WINDOW Cl••nlng Rpra, lmprvmnl1, 1ml Allure mag. Newport Prof'I & Ethical. 645-7505 21rn QualltJ Palntlnt TRANSLATOR/
we PUT IT ON
OR TAK• IT OFF Amtex Texturing
•Bob 841.a085•
& lots of lovel FfT·P/T •Screen Repair•• lobs. Quality, Integrity, Barlatrlc Ctr 673 8586 N t , Le d 1 PLUS touchup1
Openlng•·CM 979-7918 Affordable•Rellabl• ELECTRICAL 3610 c1te, Ken 642·1770 · · :S U,:,~1~ 1o-~3'rrJ't1~= 24 Hre. Richard Sl~or PLUMBING 3890 TUTOR 3827
P•t·A-C•ko FrH Eet1•729-7o79 Carp'try, roof'g, plbg FRI!• Fettlzg Twice Yr. Uc 280644 845-3209 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
¥Chlld Care• A-1 Eleotrloal work painting, remodel IMPROVEMENTS Trim, Spmklr 378-8928 QUALITY CARii THE LOCAL PLUMBU LRMN IPANllH NOWI
L" 304200854 Cert. CONCRETE a Duncan l!lectrlc EI. c IT II• IS tu cc 0 . HOME 37 56 20 vr• exp, excellent .. Wiiiiam Bangert Co. Exp'd 8.A. TIJtor. Aleo Ped. CPR & 1st Aid, Oulck "Re1pon1e Concrete decks/Repairs workmanship, fair Sine. 1947 Tran1lator-lnt•~•t•r.
CNA. Loving Environ-MASONRY 3557 Local Uc. 880-7042 MORGAN. Uc'd 850-3261 FARTHING INTERIORS LEGAL prlc••· 645-2417 Ron Friendly Service au .. ne 97a,. 409
ADDmONS m•nt.~c:::1848-3 112 ALL HOMB REPAIRS t<Jtchen/Bath RemOdel SERVICES 3812 CHUNG'• PAINTING L#476000 575-9304, _______ _
REMODEI.ING 3410 &PAC• AVAILABLI! *Beat Price/Quality FENCES Carp'try, drywll, paint, E>Cpert11 L4'B560875 20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlcel ...------..... TILB 3928
DUNCAN
CONST RUCTION
20 Yrs E.lCp. Small &
Lg. Job• 800· 7042
Por Advortl•ora. Landacas>e. bric!'!z atone L.ftEc•~ 3615 plmbng, doora/Reas s 645-9325 or 673·1212 Revocable Uvlng Truet Ouar work. Fr•• Eat. ·•DAN DAWSON• liiiii•••lii•ilili A1k About Our: Concrew. aoo.1 ... 1001 Ul'l.I ~ Emlfg!IC'f Strvl 838-4755 25 Year• Truet Exp. Uc#378602 536-1834 PLUMBING Gtout/Tllo RHtoratlon
Introductory Ofterl • c•M•NT WORK. ·•NC·• ...... Tl!• •CARPENTER Paint. JEUn!T -ny '295 No Hldd•n F... •"""-OFF PAINTING Water Heater• • Drain• .... r ... t•R•o•ulk To Place Your Ad PLAIN/STAMPED *r ... -* Drywall, Stucco, Wood "AOA.4' 3784 Home Vlalt.t 848-7207 uv?V Remodel • Rep1lr Repair.Clean & Seal
Call Gina Bueci Brlck/Stonemle/Block MW/Ntlelr/polt replaced Fence, Sub Floor•. Sr. Exterior/Interior Faucet• • FhcturH ,,.. lltlmae. --.1aoe 71 .... 574-4248 REPAIRS/COATINGS Redwood • Lt157eeo5 Dl1cl John 636-8235 Wlllwn H Id J I *71 .. eeo-2880* Anything In PIUmblngl -· Sytltmlll531031 U541858 30s-e292 Jim Whyte 842•7208 Watch &81J~welryr.;:;~~ MASONRY 3828 •mor•td Palntlfte Ll564722 84H720 ._ ..... ,.••nau'l"Dy 3510 CT l!RUTNG W d F Carpentrr •e1eotrlo•I lnl/Ext wallpa,._./llle ~&H1l&I:\ &.MrW111. Brick, Block, Stone,111• * 00 •n°••• Plumblng•Drywa11• AntJqu./FlneJewelry ,.-. P8r# T1T ... 729 ~r-lne llaulillg s •p 1 1 Tll 8vyftl/llltft6e 873-0385 JOHii DOMll llAIOMllY Competitive rai.t. 10 yra TJl!I
3128 "-C' ... _..... "---, 'II'--SERVICES 3'548 Cone, Petlo, Driveway Mdmalff. LIM prlcaL Uc'd tucco~ a nt ng• • lklcJc•S1oneeBlock exp.FrH ••t 751-2039 se•·vi,.ee ,........, ......,. .,. Fplc, BB01. Ref. 20 Yr AdvllQgt Constr. 974-5301 Roofing Jim 841-749-4 LM~ & Smalt Joba OKI •BXTaRIOR• Expert Drain Cleaning ~ ~
'cabinltl, ttucco l drf-BRICK CLRANINQ Exp. Terry SS7•7994 HAHDYMAN Malnt Repair. LANDSCAPE 6 Ucl M7191 Ut41:11 ••PRCW.laT• &. ptumblng Repair• l••·····-Wlll. ftncn. gaits, ale. Uc. • • Lt Plumbing, Elec., LAWN rRD11l 3808 2oVr• exp. All work cu.a.. Troe aontoo asyn .,, JeffJ 14MH7 Hl·Preuur• Washing. PLOOl INSTALL Crpnty, Paint, 10Yrt WQ Lowe1t prlcet/FrH .. , Ouat. Steve 845-8298 No Trff Too Tai'
A to Z HANDYMAN Kiits mon•No ~. CONTMCTOlS Expl Matte 88 .. 7880 MOVING 3834 L#437•391 703-241 9 Preol .. Plutnltln'9 No 8u1h Too a m ...
INSTAWREfACI! CAllHETS 25" Off W/ICI. 282-e54!5 csuw•aw 3558 REPAIRS 3820 ...... DVllll&M Painting, •••lo Y•rd •••nt. • lko'• Cuatom Painting c 0 w Kitehena, balha, dOofl, A TOUCH OF CLAii i;t&0.-... .......... .._. Lawn Can Prof, CIHn, Quality Repairs A Rernod all Tom I 791
windows. Doug 54&-7258 Cleaning. Res/Comm CPI auU.D•fl• INC •QUALITY WORK• ~;~~;;m~~,;~!1. Tr .. ~ ....... up~· PUILIC NOTICE WOfk. lnt/E>Cl . Dock•. Lf~;;:·=~OIO
HIRll A CARP•NT•R %e'!'!nded2:2~;1~ RHld«ltlal Conat. • HardwdMnyVCeramlc Jerry a.n '77e-e3eo H•unne • ., .... 4. Th• Calif. Public UtJel. Lf703488 131-4810 WALL
Addltlon1/Remodellng Uc.#l 1842 ... lnsurecl Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/lna QUALITY CMl'TaMA.N ti .. Commleelon RE· **LJ PAINTING•• lslO COVUllfGS 3133
,,, •• Water Repalrt Chtle ........ Cloen (7t , Me-4993 L1oe279 7u .73:12 c OUIRE'.8 that all u.ocl Od Price! a •• , World IOOPIKG • JaRRY 227.a1a2 Speolallzlng: Window uitom carpentry, T•l't'efAl ... we . ....,... h o ueeholCI goo d • 13 Yre Exp FrH &ti w -
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Pr"9UI'• wash 490-3825 DECR 3570 SUVICES 3880 Cheri••· 723"°489 Gwn aentOe. Mow/ umo• · and chauffeuni li1Kl'i Pelnt1"9 &. ,.or al °'.~.~~ No Job 100 amalll •8011 HOUSECLEANtNG COATING edge/~~lertl/ ptlnl their T.e .P. num. lnVExt•Drywl .. T..ture nHda. "":.:'~1":"'.; .,, Off w/ad. ln.e9af
3528 Uc9nMd-Bonded ctn-up. Al 718 ~ In al &dvettl... COaling/CeM. 12Yr El<p Uo 138144--We . gall ehould hang
110.00 per hout. AlllM watsproor 19 1nc. amnnc• DIR•OTOllY BAUUNG 3720 Ive meo «call atter s ~ 11 you h•vo a 1L~0112,:::ara ... 50:20d tds can'1 ... m to tooeUtOf, avtp. 1nsaa1;
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