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Home My WebLink About1995-09-28 - Orange Coast PilotSP 0 R TS Corona del Mar girls off t,o Windy City, Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 •' GOTTA DANCE &llerina stepPing in the right directi.on Criine creates uneasiness at Orange Coast College •Despite a recent bomb threat and armed robbery, campus offi- cials say the school's safety 'measures up very well' to that of other colleges in the county. Earlier this month, a bomb hoax sent the campus in a tailspin. Just a month before, there was a rape in a campus bathroom. And the school sees its share of car burglaries and petty theft. "There is graffiti in every bathroom. ~-------------------------------~ I I I occ CRWIE STATISTICS : By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Political science instructor Ken Hearlson, a teacher at Orange Coast College for a dozen years, looked in his mailbox Tuesday morning and read with dismay an advisory of a robbery that had occurred on campus. •1 was not happy," Hearlson said. "In the pit of my stomach, I get upset. I hate to see a student or staff member hurt. "You wonder, is there another step - what's next? That's what worrles people.• The notice warned the campus com- munity that on Monday, while 20-year- old student Juan Lopez was in the park- ing lot at OCC, he was robbed at gun- po~t -in broad daylight -by two teen- agers. Lopez was the latest victim in a stream of campus crime in the last two months. And while statistics show crime at OCC actually dropped last year, a recent spate of incidents since the fall semester began has students and faculty concerned. The campus -sprawls across 162 acres at 2701 Fairview Road -one of the city's busiest thoroughfares. •There are no gates, no walls, nothing to keep anyone out -we're like chickens for the plucking," Hearlson said, adding that there is no way to separate the col- lege from the community it reflects. •This is just where we are living." Marvin Pomerleau, 25, a third-year student at OCC and one of Hearlson's students, said he has seen a change for the worse on the campus. I I t 1 \ 1 I I I\ < 1 \I I I I I ..., I \ On the walls there is gang stuff,• Pomer- leau said. "It's really sad.• Pomerleau said he enjoys the campus at OCC and chooses to attend classes there rather than at other community col- leges closer to his home in Orange, but he said he can't help but notice the changes -some of them minimal, others disturbing. "It seems things are progressing to getting worse,• he said. " ... There's no respect -it's pretty sick." Overall, crimes on campus are spo- radic, not consistent, said Jim Carnett, the college's director of community rela- • SEE CRIME PAGE A 18 Murder ................. 0 Sexual Assault ........... 0 Rape ...... :' ............ 0 Robbery Assault/battery 1 Arson Bomb Threat Burglary Grand Theft Petty Theft Vandalism 1994-199]... 1992· 95 94 93 1 2 0 14 11 20 3 1 0 0 0 0 32 71 39 19 20 15 89 80 66 4 8 9 ' ' ' I l I I I I I I ' I I t I I I I I I l I Vehicle Theft 6 14 12 I L-------------------------------j Minorities are: missing from upper-level math classes • Superintendent promises to set up new 'eligibility criteria' to correct problem. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Minonty students are under represented in upper-level mathematics and sc1- ence courses in distnct schools, a federal investiga- tion has found The distnct, along with several others in Califor- nia, was selected at rdJ1dom by the U.S. Depart- ment of Education's civil nghts ofhce last year, and investigators visited Estancia dl1d Costa Me~a hlgh schools and TeWin- kle Middle School last spring to observe classes. Superintendent Mac Bernd said. School board "Some students might not perform well (on tests) because of the language barrier, but the teacher knows the student can perform the work ... " MAAC MAATIN I DALY Pll.OT Wltll tbe Hartior Patrol lelldlng the way, America's ChalleDge crulMs down the channel to lts new home ln Mariners Mile, Wednesday. lbe boat wlll compete ln tbe 1997-98 Whitbread Ro1111d tbe World Race. members agreed Tuesday to take a more active role m recruiting and retaining minority students by adopt· ing a voluntary res- olution plan that seeks to increase the number of minority students in high school malh and science classes within three years. -MAC BERND • More than 600 carts caged in roundup • New roundup plan dubbed successful by the city, but gro- cers pay fees under protest. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The city has picked up more than 600 abandoned shopping carts during the last three weeks under a new retrieval program approved by the City Council earlier this month. •The program bas been very suc- cessful,• said Donna Theriault. a man- agement analyst for the city. "We've even had four other cities in the state call us for details about the program. "We've had businesses and resi- dents in the area tell our contractor that they're very happy the city is doing something about these carts. Obviously, the carts a.re out there, and they're a real nuisance.• For months, residents have com- plained the carts Utter street com ers and sidewalks and create a "blight" in the city. This past winter, city officials attempted to hammer out an enforce- ment plan that would allow the gro- cery industry to monitor the problem r-----------------------------, CART HOlUNE: · + tf you see an abandoned cart. you can call the city's shopping cart· retrieval hotline: (800) 711- 6110. Just give the cart's exact L location, naming the address or : nearest cross street. The shopplng 1 cart will be removed within 12 : hours. __.__. · I L--------------~-------------~ itself, but the results were less than satisfactory. That's when the city decided to take over. The council contracted with a Bell- flower-based company to scour the city with a pickup truck and gather all the abandoned carts, which are worth an estimated $125 each. When the driver picks up a cart, he tags it with the date and location of pick up. Then, the city contacts the owner. To get the cart back, the owner must pay a $12 fee to cover the cost of retrieval and administrative time. •All the---0wners who have paid the fee have paid it under j>rote~. • Theri- ault said. ·u you pay a fee or a tax under protest, and then it is later •SEE CARTS PAGE A4 ·(The office of ovil rights) did find that we were under represented,• Bernd said Wednesday. "They found that the percentage of minority students m some classes was lower than the overall percentage of students at a gwen school • More than 36°0 of students in Newport-MeSd 1.11tennediate and high schools are ethnic minori- ties, according to a survey conducted last year b} the California Basic Educational Data System. As part of the resolution, the distnct agreed to create ·alternative eligibility criteria" for some minonties wish.mg to enroll m upper-level classes Bernd said the new criteria will mean not a lower standard. ·w e need to look at more than JUSt standardized tests,· Bernd said, otmg teacher recommendations as one possible altemati~e. "Some students might not perfom1 well (on tests) because of the language barrler, but the teacher knows the student can per- form the work. We were very careful to say (in the resoJution) that we would put qµalified students m those classes." •SEE STUDENTS PAGE A4' r--------~-~-------------------------~---~--------~----, I Newport council may still oppose Back Bay water plan •But Mayor John Hedges says council won't contest project unless it has 'adverse impact' on bay or health. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot Where the health of Ne:-vport Bay 11 concerned, many resi- dents believe c4refu1 study 1s not an •PP!fOPrlate response to a potehtMil crtlil. While lncl1Yidual council memt>en pNilk't the cltY may ultimately Gpl)OM • ~ to dlt- charge 5 million gallons ol treat· ed sewage daily into Newport Bay, the council's reluctance to battle the project from the outset has residents questioning the city's priorities. •1 don't think the coundl is looking at the big pkti.lle, • Mki Or. Susan Skiiiner, a IOcal neu- rologist Who bM lobbMd the city to ~ oppoee the Irvine Ranch Water District's project. •Thetr ultimate stand needs to reflect the opinions of the peo- ple. The people don't want this (project).• In a letter to the Daily Pilot, Mayor John Hedges claims the City Council ls taking all the appropriate steps and offers assurance that' the dty ol New- port Beaeb WU1 oppoee the pro- ject • UDMdl we are convln<:ed there Will be no advene lmpect •SEE WATER PAGE A11 \ \ t \ I 11 I I: Forecastlng is an exact science, tlO don't try tJaJa at home, but the weather people have flipped t10me cow and lool<ed out the window and sold today la going lo N pretty much ~nla, s.w.. .... J I \ I' I \ AROUNDlOWN 8ESTIUYS GAIWllD fOOD ._ ________ __ ENTERTAINMENT POUCEALES PUBLIC NOTICES SOCIETY 9IORTS SUMMER OF '95 WMltB I • I • 18 months later, MacArthur bri~e open to traftic greer wylder ·Its afamily get together at Ice Chalet T be Mesa Verde Center's Ice • Chalet is offering a great deal on ice skating for families. On Saturday, Sept. 30 and Sunday, Oct. 1 a family of six can ice skate from 1 :00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. for $20. For each ddditional person it's $5. Also, during this ti.me there will be a limbo con- test, football toss, and a basketball oot. The Ice Chalet (979-8880) is located in the Mesa Verde Center at 01 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Mind Quest (646-2808) recently ned at 369 E. 17th St. in Costa esa. It's a center that was designed offer an educational alternative to bysitting. You can bring in a child om the age of four years to 12 ars, and for $5.50 an hour your · d can play with computers, paint .. d there's a science center, and ectronic quizzers. For children who ve siblings there's a price reduction $3 per each additional child. Mind est also is open on Friday and Sat- day evenings from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. bildren who come in at night watch : ovies and have popcorn, and reser- : yations are needed. Mind Quest is 1 n from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday : ough Friday, and Saturday from 10 t . to 5 p.m r l r ' On Saturday. there will be a age sale benefiting the Corona Mar High School Water Polo . 1Wenty-five families will be 1 onating items for the sale. The 1 garage sale will be dl 1983 Port By Evan Henerson. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -In antidpation ot the coming of the San Joaquin Hills tollway, a well-traveled section of MacArthur Boulevard hos officially moved east. After 18 months of construction, the Transportation Corridor Agencies - builders of the toll road -opened the new MacArthur Boulevard bridge to north-and south-bound traffic. The six- lane, 1,469-foot bridge is between Bison Avenue and University Drive and will eventually pass over the mainline lanes of the tollroad and a re-created wet- lands. The toll road agencies will remove the existing portion of MacArthur between Bison and University and replace the road with restored Bonita Creek wetlands. A walkway for animals will also be created. Motorists who cl.rite on the bridge have also noticed a marked absence of construction activity since the new bridge opened. ~Before, you'd drive through it. Now, you go over it,• said Lisa Telles, a spokeswoman for the agencies. "People say it's nice not to have to go through a construction area anymore.~ The bridge moves traffic closer to Newport North shopping center at the intersection of MacArthur and Bison. During construction, a flashing sign instructed motorists to avoid congestion by taking Jamboree Road instead of MacArthur Boulevard. But now that the bridge is complete, center administrators say the new align- ment helps the center. NWe feel positively about it,• said Jennifer Ciccone, general manager of Hollis and Associates, which manages the Newport North Center. NThe con- struction workers a.re already coming over to the center for lunch and to shop." MARC MARTtU OAJI. Y PILOT With the completion of the MacArthur Bridge (foreground) construction crews continue work on the tollway bridges near the University Drive uncleJpass. cityside : • eaboume Way in Newport Beach from 8 a.m to 12 p.m. Port Seaboume is m Harbor View Homes -off of Ford Road, between MacArthur and San Miguel. If you like batik prinls for chil- drens cloUung. Batik (546-3438) 1s •wing a special tlus month on gut's ~sleeve empire dresses for $18. "eatik sells clothing m sizes from Burglary suspects may be part of hijack ring, police say board of directors in 1987. In 1990, he was named chairman of the board and CEO. Sutton is director of the Association of California Ute Insurance Cos., the Cali- fornia Economic Development Corp., the Health Insurance Association of America, the Newhall Land and Farming Co. and the Southern California Edison Co. you know who you are -the National Association of Professional Organizers has a contest for you. As part of 1he National Get Organized Week, Oct. 1-7. the professional organiz- ers group will be sponsoring a •Messiest Desk• contest, with the winner receiving a one-day desk organizing session with an expert. infants to womens. It's located at 1245 "A" Logan Ave. m Costa Mesa. The store is only open Tuesdays through Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Roger's Gardens 1s haVlflg free gardening seminars as part of its 20th anniversary celebrauon. Today at 12 .m. there will be a · perennial mam- nace• senunar. You'll learn summer ... aintenance techniques to keep your perennials looking good. And on Fri- day at 12 p.m . you'll learn bow to plant bulbs irl pots. The senunars are held at the Roger's Amphitheater. Roger's Garde ns (640-5800) is !ovated at 2301 San Joaquin Hills Rd. m Newport Beach. Crew (751-011 1) is d new hair salon that recently opened in The Lab at 2930 Bristol St , m Costa Mesa. The salon does hair cull>, color, perms, waxing, and 1l has a make-up artist for makeovers. Everytime yob have your hair cut at Crew, you'll get an aromatherapy scalp treatment that claims lo relieve stress. Crew also sells Sebastian hair care products. • IEST BUYS appears Thursdays and Satur- ~-whi!ther you're a merehant or a s00p-· per, if you know of a good buy call me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys. Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, cant. 92627 • Four were arrested in connec- tion with the theft of $100,000 in computer equipment. COSTA MESA -Four men, possibly members of a Los Angeles hijacking rmg, were arrested Wednesday after- noon, in connection with the h eist of $100,000 worth of computer equipment from inside a freight truck. The driver of the Consolidated Freight truck reportedly parked the vehicle and went inside Marina Liquor store at 1895 Monrovia. But when he walked out of the store, he saw four men carting off the expensive computer tape drives, Costa Mesa police Sgt. George Yezbick said. The men had apparently popped the lock off the truck to ge t inside, he added. The dnver, who police would not identify, started to chase the alleged crooks but came away with only part of the license plate number of the brown Chevy vap they sped away in, Yezbick said. The truck driver called police at 4:40 p.m. Wedne sday, and police Officer Rich Allum spotted the truck at 19th Street and Newport Boulevard. The men were pulled over in front of Rock-N.Java cafe ·at 1749 Newport Blvd . and arrested at 5:42 p .m . The m~n were allegedl_y surveyin_g the truck from Sunfiower Avenue and waiting for it to stop. giving them the opportunity to steal the goods. This pattern of theft fits the. profile of hour answering service may be news stories, illustrmtlons. edito- rial matter Of' adwftiMments used to record i.tt.B to the editOI' on any topic. herein CAlfl be reproduold with- ADDRESS out wrlMn petmlssion of copy- right owner. VOL 89, NO. llA OUr address Is 330 W. Bay St., CosU Mesa, C.llf. 92627. HOW IQ REACH U5 ntOMAS K. IOHNSON, COBRECDONS Orculaltlon PUblbMr The llmes Orange County -.a.JAM L0e0ELL. Editor It Is the Pilot's polky to prompt-(800) 252·9141 STIVIW•E. ly correct all erron of substance. Advertising M.lnlging Editor Plu:M call 57~233. T1wlk you. Oaa!fMd 642~78 ... YC*Ot, City Editor m Display 642-4321 ~~Photo Edit0< -~ The Newport~ Melt EdtofW Ci<OJllltlon Manager ~ Pi'lot.(WS.1..._, II NilwS 540-1224 ISt-..d Mondly througt1 s.t· HAMC CNIGHf. u~. lo Newport leectl end SP,c>r15 642-4330 ProducttOn ~nager Costa~ tublalptloN-. NeW5. Sports Fax 646-4170 NOYGai11itG. o-lfted Manager onlyav•ilaOle ~=i; E.fMil: Fln 71 MProdlgy.com The Times Oqnge c.c.nty LNIAJOMNION. 252 t141 In ... outllda of M91rt0ffb flromo\lont Newpott ~end Colla MM; BUslnes Office 642-4321 M..11MOO ltWt, Controller IUbK~ to the~ Not Buslna Fu 631-5902 ~-.. -... pet' rricd\~--l"llbHwd~ ~ pield It C.oll8 ...... CA. c.llkltnle c.ommunity llltw\. lftcMlit .. zs• •h • ""'-MlrfOt ~· w ................ flCIRMAS. ..., <OINMntS ibotlt the D.wj Ta Sllf1d .... ~'° =~ fllot « MW1 ttpl wit be r~ The ... ;Oft IMCM:oa Me.e endaO .. -"*' dndty to ldltot' ~Not.''°· .. ,.,,, c-.. • 1tK Clllf Of ... ~TheMIN24" ....... CA '2126. OW.~ No NI,..,.~ ' an 80-member hijacking ring that a Los Angeles police hijacking task force has been investigating for months, Yezbic.k said. The LAPD task force h as been work- ing closely with law enforcement in Orange County to catch the group of thieves, Yezbic.k said. However, this is the first time thieves using these meth- ods have struck in Costa Mesa, he said. The four were charged with conspir- ing to commit burglary and are being held in Costa Mesa City Jail with bail set at $10,000 each, Yezblck said. The driver of the truck positivelY' identified the four men. However, their names will not be released until they have been run through the computer system because the ring members have bee n known to use false identities, Yezbic.k said. -By Carolyn Miller Thomas Sutton joins The Irvine Co . board Thomas Sutton. chairman and CEO of Pacific Ute Mutual Insurance Co., hai been elected to the 15-member board of directors of The Irvine Co. Most of The Irvine Co.'s 15 member- board of directors come from outside the company's day-to-day operations. Store sponsors equipment donation program South Coast Stationers in Costa Mesa is sponsoring a donation program to ben- efit local schools and service organiza- tions. Local businesses a.re encouraged to donate unwanted office equipment - from chairs to cabinets, desks, pens and computers -which South Coast Station- ers will pick up tree of charge. The stationers will then stock the items in the store and allow local teach- ers and service providers to take equip- ment they need -free of charge. The program has transferred more than $10,000 worth of goods to schools and organizations -including Newport- Mesa Unified School District, Orange County Conservation Corps and Phoenix House. The store will be recognized for its efforts at 10:30 a.m. today at a "partner- ship ceremony• at Edison Elementary School in Santa Ana. To enter, apphcants must send a cur- rent photo of the desk along with an 8 1/2-by-1 1-inch piece of paper with name, address, phone number and a 100-250-word essay explaining why that desk should be chosen as Orange CoUI1- ty's messiest. All entries must be received by Nov. 17. For information on the contest. call Noreen at 536-0086. OCC adventure to sailors Orange Coast College is offering local residents and sailors the unique opportunity to spend eight days sailing aboard the 65-foot Merrythought sail- boat. After the Long Beach to Cabo San Lucas race, OCC will allow eight sailors -with at least irltermediate level skills - to sail the Merrythought back from Cabo San Lucas to Newport Beach. The boat will leave Cabo San Lucas on Saturday afternoon. Nov. 11 and arrive at the OCC Sailing Center in Newport Beach Nov. 18. Sutton, 53, has been associated with Pacific Mutual for more than 30 years. He began as a summer actuarial trainee and joined the companyiull-time after his 1965 graduation from the University of Toronto. For inf ounation 9n th~rogram....call ~OUJw CoaSf'Sta.lfoner President Stephen Sloan at 5-40-7460. The trip, beaded by an experienced skipper, includes stops in Santa Maria Bay, Turtle Bay and Cedros Island. Crew m.emben-will-be involved in ·an aspeds - of sailing the Merrythougbt -including steering, watch standing, navigating, Sutton became president of Pacific Mutual and a member of the company's ~lURIS de¥ to su~ sides Newport Beach ~mom~wfth 69.461 doudsby Balbol afternoon. 69.461 Costa Mew TIDES 74'60 Corona del Mar TODAY 72161 First high 12;121.m 4.1 SURF FOMCAST First low LOCATION SIZE S:31a.m. 1:.1 Wedge 3-4 slsw Se<ond high Newport 3-4 s/sw 11:$2 p.m. 15.7 Bldies 3-4 sl'lw Se<ond low Rf-..r Jetty 3-4 l/JJiN 6:59pm. 0.4 CdM 3-4 s/sw PMIAY ..,..... Flnthioh 1:201.m. ).7 lJgM. Y.n.bie Ant low wtflds wtlt tNft 15 6;1Sa.m. u knots~bt' ~~ '""''°°"'· 'Nwo foot 12:-Mp.m. !A wtnd we\191 end MO Secondlow footwcltllfl'tMll 1:14 p.m. o..s . on~-. a.ow momlfig doudl irid ... ~loc.lfog-m ...... <' sail hand.ling and cooking. Wm a prize for messy desk U your desk is chronically messy -and The cost of the 800-mile adventure is $695. For information, call 645-9412. ;T_,_ - . -... -•• -I , • 1, I l .. .... I ! . ... I COSTA..sA • UJO blodc of ...,nthlm l>l'IW: A burgler used a slim Jim to open the door of a 1989 Ford ind took S384 In prop- erty, lndudlng a c.onstructlon unlf orm. lffther wallet and ~box. • 2IOO blodc of s.D AM: An apinment w• bfOk9n into by 1 burgtar who aept In through an unlodted bedroom wtndow and stole S200 spukert, • S150 compact disc pl1V« and a S15 bnm din. • ltOO Modi of ..... AM: lWo btkes worth S700 were ~ stolen from an unl~td shed. A S200 stereo wa aho stolen from Inside tM vktim'1 VW bus ~~ed In the drl· 'IC'tlWt· .. ' THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1995 .· . . Gala Ushers iii a new ef a for the ReUben E. Lee T he old paddle-wheeler down by the Back Bay Bridge hasn't been such a swinging place since John Reuben Mcintosh hired a couple of Newport Harbor High grads to pump some life into his novel restaurant concept, the Reuben E.Lee. But after more than two decades, Bill Skiles and Pete Henderson were long gone and the novelty of a Disneyland-style riverboat restaurant bad worn off .The Reuben E. Lee became Charley Brown's, and the place generally bit the skids and closed. Apparently, it's not such a hot location for a restaurant in today's market -but a great place for the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. And bringing back Skiles and Henderson for the christening gala Friday night was a master stroke. The boat was swinging again. More than 600 spiffily dressed patrons of things nautical packed a huge circus tent set up in the parking lot. Around the tent were the mobUe kitchens, sign-in tables, sllent-aucdon tables, bars, a sailboat on a trail- er and the milling crowd. This might eause one to won- der where people parked, and the answer is: everywhere.Pora massive undertaking put togeth- er in just a few months, there were few glitches. Councilwoman Norma Glover was assigned to a table behind the bandstand. 1imes reporter Katherine Bold w4s told, with unbelievable rudeness, "There is no room for you here,• by a denizen of the table to which she had been assigned (Kathy said OK and left). For a local newspaper colum- nist, the calamity was that the only thing to eat for dinner was cold salmon. This fellow cannot deal with salmon no matter how it is prepared. But he can now vouch that Caesar salad, wafer· thin cucumpers and chocolate cake make an excellent dinner, especially when washed down with a very nice Chablis. - f red martin Alter dinner, the crowd moved out of the tent to ooh-aah the christening fireworks and then get down to the serious business of the evening -reliv- ing our youth (so to speak) with Skiles and Henderson. What was most remarkable about this evening is the way it instantly transformed the New· port Harbor Nautical Museum from relative obscurity to one of Displaced herons are flying free • Chic~ mistakenly pruned out of Harbor Island Drive home are returned to the wild after weeks under the care of the Laguna Niguel wildlife center. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot Three months after being pruned out of their nests during a tree clipping mishap, a group of blackcrown night herons have been returned to the wild. la two separate trips, a volun· teer Crom the Pacific Wildlife Care Center drove the birds to San Eli· jo Lagoon in North San Diego County. He opened the cages, and the birds headed for the reeds. UThey're all healthy, and they did what they're supposed to," said Mike Moon, a care center volunteer and an animal control officer for the county of Orange. "The release went well." In June, a tree-tnmming com- pany that contracts with the city accidentally displaced the chicks' nest during a clipping of the ficus trees along Harbor fsland Drive. Five of the eight chicks were 3 weeks old when the incident occurred while the others were barely 2 days old, according to Linda Evans, the center's execu- tive director. Because the birds were too young to take care of themselves and had been abandoned by their parents, the Laguna Niguel wildlife center took them in. West Coast Arborists, the tree trimming company that caused the acci- dent, donated $300 for the birds' care. Other area residents also contributed donations for the birds' feeding and upkeep, bring- ing the total to more than $500. "That didn't quite cover the mouse allowance,• Evans said. •But it came close." briefly in the news Group changes name to William Hall Master Chorale The Master Chorale of Orange County will be operating under a new name for this year's 40th Anniversary Season. According to a press release. the board of directors has decided to change the Costa Mesa chorale's name [!() the William Hall Master Chorale. Celestial navigation class set Orange Coast College is offer- ing an eight-part advanced celes- tial navigation class for area sailors. The non-credit class will meet from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Oct. 3 through 26, at OCC's Salling Center. The class is for sailors who can navigate to Catalina but who want to know more. course instructor Neal Walker says. The coUISe ~re~dvance-celestiat navigation by the stars, moon and planets. For more information, call 645- 9412. Aquatics programs to dive into laughs Newport Harbor High School's aquatics programs will be serving up laughs at a comedy night fund-raiser Oct. 9. The 7 p.m. event at t.lie school's theater will feature two top comedians from The Improv in Irvine. Tickets cost $10 and will be available at the door. Call 675-8622. Facf<Jrv l.')(1/e .... Guaranteed Low Prices Everyday. -HEMPHILI:-'S Rl_!GS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230East17th St., Costa Mesa GRAND OPENING THIS WEEKEND! Now Accepting Furniture Consignment Furniture • Accessories • Treasures ~ (!dlUUJll 723-6088 MocArlhur I P.C.H. -2515 E. Coo.t Hwy. # l • Cotono o.I Mor Residents also frequently called the center to inquire how the birds were adapting. When they reached 12 weeks, the herons -now considerednear aduJts -were ready to go, Evans said. "We hav~a release criteria, although I don't know how diag· nosllc it is, ft Evans said. "When the green comes off their legs, they're ready to go.• Moon released the first group of five four weeks ago. The last batch was released at the same location Saturday. When he rons are released near a lagoon, they either plunge into the reeds to hide or else fly off. All the Harbor Island Drive birds passed the "freedom test," Moon said . Except one. uone little guy was too young, and he came right back to me," Moon said. ul'U need one more month, and the n I'll take him back out.• ' the community's premier attrac- tions. Yep, another overnight suc- cess story (after years of commit- ment). An Historic Event: Colin Powell came to Orange County on Tuesday. At least 3,000 peo- ple stood in line for hours to get his autograph on copies of his memoirs, "My American Jour- ney." Definitely the stuff of legend. But the real historic event was that I was among them. I'm a guy who wouldn't stand in line to watch water turn into wine. I go to the movies during lunch ti.me or Sunday afternoons to avoid lines. I don't fly Southwest anymore because of their inter- minable lines. Tuesday I pulled into the Price Club parking lot at 11 a .m .. an hour and a half before Gen. Powell was due to appear. Thousands of people were already there, snaking along in an orderly fashion. Each line of ~ the giant se:rpent ran about 200 yards before it snaked back the other way. We were a convivial lot and definitely a rainbow coalition. Seven .of us in our little section of the snake: There was Robert. a black man somewhere in his late 40s and a supervisor for an airline. Hazel, a 20-something nutritionist of Asian descent. Henry, 60ish, a third-generation Japanese-American. His wife, a.n Anglo. There were sailors, soldiers and Marines. About 500 spots ahead was A<fjo, the beautiful Olympian who signed almost as many autographs as the general. To keep us sustained. Pnce Club people served trays of sandwiches, cake, sodas and pizza. To keep us interested, representatives of two cliff erent groups circulated petitions to encourage Powell to run for president. One was local, the Newport Beach-based Colin Powell's Army. The other was apparently national. the Exploratoiy Draft Powell Comuuttee headquar- tered m Maryland. Meanwhile, an Irvine outfit, the Orange County Colin Powell Task Force, was passing out fiiers. At 2:22 p.m., our segment of the line reached the door and entered the cavem nus ware- house (between the. tollE:t paper and the dog food). l he hne con- tinued inside, but it moved quickly. ln exactly 10 minutes this former corporal was face to face WlY1 Gen. Powell . .- u How you holding up. Gener-, al? You must have writer's cramp · "No, that's OK.· he said and stretched mightily ·rrs my back. ·oh, my aclung back be gnnned and signed my h.vo copies of lus book in less than 10 :.econds 1 figured 1t wasn't a good time to discuss the presidency. • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. MARC MARTlll I DAILY PllOl The herons that were uprooted from their Harbor Island trees last June were released back in the wild blue yonder. M ~•12aa•1• ·Q Chili pockets · Plailners' OK to sell beer and wine •City Council approval is still needed before billiard hall can add alcohol to its menu. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -They've got the pool tables and the food menu. Now all they need is the license to sell alcohol And the management of the a Oub and Cafe came one step closer lo getting it Monday night. when the city's Planning Commission approved a request to sell single servings of beer and wine at the billiard ball. which opened in the Mesa Verde Shopping Center in July. But, since the club is in an area city officials say has a •high ratio• of liquor licenses, the managers must obtain approval from the City Council before the Alcohol and Beverage Control Board will consider ~uing a STUDENTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 The district often receives stu- dent transcnpts in foreign lan- guages when students transfer to Newport-Mesa from other coun- tnes. Sometimes those students a.re placed in classes not compa- rable to their abilities. Bernd said. •it's possible to make mis· takes." be said. licerise. The matter will come before the council sometime next month. This isn't the first time the dub's management bas med a request for alcohol sales. Cub management first applied for a permit for a billiard parlor wilh sales of beer and wine in December 1993 but was shot down by the Planning Commis- sion alter residents and other tenants in the shopping center voiced concerns about potential public nuisance problems. The management aban- doned that request in the winter of 1994, and the commission approved a use permit for a bil- liard parlor and cafe the follow- ing spring. ·1 was a little bit skeptical about the request at first.· Plan- ning Commissioner Llbby Cow- an said Wednesday. ·1 had not supported their request for alco- hol in the past. But this time, none of the tenants complained, none of the residents were there to speak against it. The propri- But as part of the resolution, the district will prepare a plan to identify those mistakes more quickJy. By Nov. 15, the district agreed to compile an array of data for the civil rights office, including the enrollment for each district math- ematics and soence cowse by rac.e/etbnioty, limited-English proficient status and grade level. The district also will list the teach· ers who teach those courses and their credentials and training. CH Wicker World & Battan Too! Plus now we have Antiques, --Reproductions, Collectibles. As always . . . The Best Possible Prices. A Unique Conoept In Wicker, Rattan It Collectibles •Factory Direct 1128 VJotort& St. (Vlctor1& 8qU&re) PMoe8 OOftAIDI& =~=~~ 848-0802 ~or Credit C&rda Aooepted • OPen Dally • tst. 1967 TIRED OF SlmNG ON A DEAD SHEEP?? iOLI~ IUWAD lM "W.cna ...... s. .... SIB.a' Ce~" cu .... Ol.f--. Ull d n,bl llrT*-'d neaplllll Otiler 112' ~*Yd. .tllOIAlllnci1g~ '>wm. ngs& Prices start at $99 pair zio C<*>r Conti•• (di!:. 2-ble CXllcn) TNdl 8enctl Sellll CU Spedllity (wet.... 11 h new D.a 1m ~-. ~~mr. (714)548-1543 -~ Q. Honl:UJ. Hawaii 968t3-<80&) 5314718 SO" OFF First Visit SC1£NT1F1C HfALllt CAA£ .ACVPVNCT\IU • HDN tt.wy W.., C.A. O.M.D. S.... WM, C.A. Diploi1dls ol AaJpundure (NCM) • Fomw Prol.uor d OWno Medic:G Coleg. • ~ 28 )'9CWS bperienc. in OWna & Europe ...... c... ... • Serllaw.d Probl.ns • u....c~ • ..., •M.o *.,,.... . * ~ ~ et« seems to ba.ve a very good track record. • And. with the cmdition tba.t they ooJy sen single-unit serv- ings, DO pitchen of beer or bot- tles of wine, I thought it would be OK. I think ifi sbnDar to a bowling alley where the empha- sis is not on the bar but on the food and billiards .• But Commissioner Mark Korando, wbo voted against the plan along with commission Chainnan John Palme, said he's not so sure the management's rapport with the other tenants will prevent alcohol-related problems from occwring at the site. ·1rs not the operator I'm con- cerned about,• Korando said. •1t•s the type of use. I think some of the commissioners based their decision on the (track record of the) operator rather than the use, and that's the wrong way to evaluate these types of projects. There's a concentration of alco- hol licenses in that area that exceeds the county average.• By the end of the school year. the district will prepare and begin implementing a plan aimed at encouraging minority enrollment in math and science classes. Bernd said the costs for the plan will be measured mostly in time spent by district administra- tors planning and overseeing the resolution. •But this is one of those things you have to find the time to get done,• be said. CARTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 determined the money was col- lected in error, you're entitled to a refund. •Probably, a lot of these major grocery stores are paying under protest in hopes that some further legislation will come out prohibit- ing this type of action:• The Calitornla Grocers Associ- ation bas already lobbied state lawmakers for legislation to thwart the city's efforts, Mayor Joe Erickson said Wednesday. However, Erickson said he strongly believes the council act- ed well within its rights to acti- vate its own abatement program for the problem. ·we gave the grocers' associa- tion every opportunity to work with us,• Erickson said. "It appeared to me that the problem only got worse instead of better.• COSTA i\1ESA TAILORING Custom Shirts Made on the Premises. 1 week delivery BUY 6 SHIRTS &GET ONE FREE Anr sty_le, Any design SatiSfadion Guaranteed. "If you can't come to us •.. We'll come ·10 you" >-lU -Ofd>f, •l I ' \ 1 A llUUOn lluelt• ••• up clou •rMI ,.,.,,,.., VIM e>Chlbb at historical Amlrtcan medalasld men ttW\ 2.000 de8ier'9 from ecroee1he ==' WOftd buying sld sellng nn coins and currency, =:, st.nps and postcards, documents, and more at the Long Beach Coin & Collectlble Expo, October 5-8, Long Beach Convention Center, 100l>lne Ave. Long Beach Coin & Collectible Expo -OdoberS,6, 7 &8 • COINS • STAMPS • SPORTS CARDS"PHONECARDS" SPORTS GUESTS • COLLECTIBLES· U .S. & FOREIGN COIN AUCTIONS* .... BUREAU OF ENGRAVING & PRINTING*•• "Billion Dollar" display of Paper Money & Stamps Daily Prize Drawings-- Sunday $20 00 Gold Coin Drawing Join Us at Long Beach Coi{t &c Collectible Expo for more information call 818-832-8986 LONG BEACH CONVENTION CENTER Yuking 6t Entrance on Pine Av~nue Hours: Thurs. -Sat. 10-7 • Sun. lo-3 REDUCES HOOKS & SLICES Top Flite Msgns Golf balls 12 pack. The oversized Top Flite ball for distance and feel. 646-7714 1784 Newport Blvd. I C.M. MF 9-6, Sat 9-5: 30 , ' • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1995 A5 ...._ -' -•.. • I' ~·~-.. Ertc Duncaa; 7, j1Ulapl up to gril9p the Mad of Joseph~ 1, u tbey rowe around a back- board on tbe belldl at Newport Elementary · School dwtng after school activities. .. It's not scary," said Russell, "we do lt all the Ume." ·water boaritl looks for p.ew guidelines, president • Members want a formal policy to select new leader. r-------------------·--~--, I F.Y.I. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT WITHERSPOON'S BARS • STOOLS • OINffiES S•·•. "'• <'· ,l''(j(• Cuu"!y Sine e 19£itl • nn ' By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Mesa Consolid ated Water District Board of Directors will consider a formal policy for appointing a new president and likely will select one tonight. Since Tom Nelson stepped down from the board Aug. 10, the board members have expressed a H desire to have a more formal pol- icy and set of guidelines· for fill- ing a vacated presidency post, according to a staff report pre- pared for tonight's meeting. Currently, the district follows the g\udelines set forth m the Metropolitan Water D1sl nct (MWD) Code, the Cahfomia Water Code and Robert's Rules of Order. However, the board may be forced to select a new president before the district can adopt its PLUG IN Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electronics and plumbers. to landscapers and painters. ~illA t<•(()<,14"° • Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Community Market place • In own policy. Under the MWD Code, the members must dppoint a new chair within 90 days of Nel- son's resignation. Board member Hank Panian has been filling in as acting presi- dent. And, during a recent board meeting, director Trudy Ohlig voiced her hope that Panian for- mally would be selected to take over the position. Panian, a longtime member of the board, Served as president from 1982-1985 and from 1990- 1991. , Also tonight, the board will give final consideration to revi- sions made earlier this month on the district's policy governing directors' residen cy. Dunng its Sept. 12 meeting, the board (\dded a section to the current +Tonight's~ ConsoHct.t- ed Water District meeting will be at 7 in the Mesa Con- solidated Water District board room, 1965 Placentia Ave. I • I • I I I I I I I I I I I -------------------------j code defining a "place of abode• or •domicile • Under the new draft, a board member's residence •shall be the principal place of occupancy at which d director dwells to con- duct the functions of citizenship and the routine necessities expected of a full-tune resident. The new policy also contains d clause requesbng that new boa.rd members sign a statement declar- ing the1r residency. Bu~·ing A '.'Jt·\\· ( 'ar'.t (_'all l{<thhitt For:\ Quote. ,,..-.. Insurance. 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For0nly '159"pb•&~ Hours: Sun.-Th. 11 :30-10 loo*dC:t~5r.:ssPNV ~ Fri.& Sat. 11:30-12 63i':"'2967 -· Mostmajor~e~~-ii~:~saccepted L----------------------------~L~---------------------------~ Buy 1 Dinner Entree at Regular Price, Get 1 FREE of Equal or Lesser Value . . Otfer cannot be combined with any other offer. VALID WITH THIS COUPON THRU 10.-31-95 Fine Chinese Cuisine ('1WangM Sqiuant, Entertainment t...,.q 548-3243 . ' Parclla• al S• or llar• '650-0291 Hours: M-F 10-9 Sat 1O·7 Sun 12-6 Convenient ~rkina on Harbor Blvd. Good at Tnangle Squirt loca1ion oiiy Not v.lcf on S. ltlma, clecounts. marttdoMll, and cannoc be uMd In~ wilt\ ""I octw ohra, coupons or GNC Gotd Cant. WMh this . 10-31·95 LOCATED AT THE END OF THE 55 FREEWAY. IN COSTA MESA Sports Fan Superstore. Seeing is Believing! s2 00 OFF Any Regular Priced Hat SPORTS FAN PARADISE (Entertainment Level) 722-1112 .1JJ( 9~ ,2ft• 91b . -bs bru 60< 5(0 lo · 9JiJ. bnt 9'.>1 ,b.b .29· .92J 92iJ 611 -ct ,n u 021 b fU rUi 1UL sn: lib ob UJI b 101 lib AU~ OUMGI COUNTY .. ~~~..;-~ ~~ Med for nwmy' 'VOluhtetn. For fnfonnatlon. <Ml Exea.ltlYe Director St> cy ICot'essel It 375·1922. AUHEIMBrS ASSOOATION Of ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Auo(lation of Orange County needs volunteers for Its Visiting Volunteer Program; supp()rt group lead· ef"5 for patients and care givers; and for the volunteer helpline. Interested volun.- teen can call 283-1111. AMERICAN CANCER soom The Orange County Region of the American cancer Society Is seeking office volunteers. Also, volunteers are being ~ht to answer calls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. For Informa- tion on these and other volunteer opportunities, call Jane O'Connor at 751-0441. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDtONE - Americans for Free Oloice in Medicine, a non-profit educational organization founded on the idea of individual liber- ty and tree enterprise, is seeking office volunteers. For more information. call 645-2622. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPfCf The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emo- tional support to terminally ill patlents and their families in the greater Orange County area. Training is provided. For information, call 550-0800 or (800) 540- 2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS The Orange County chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons with the media in disaster and emergency sit- uations. For information, call Judy Ian- naccone, 835-5381, or Joan Miller. 835- 5381, Ext. 422. AMERICAN YOUTH SOCCER Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1995 soccer sea- son registration. Parents of boys and girls age 4 1 f2. to 16 are needed for com- puter input, telephones. coaching, refer- eeing, equipment and purchasing., Call 640-2539. ASSOCIATION REralSSANCE CREATORS ARC is a non-profit group in Costa Mesa that sponsors and supports multi- outreach community service programs, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volun- teers are needed. For information. call Dr. Renee Namaste, 540-5803. BAUET PAOFICA The Ballet Pacifica Guild, a volunteer support group for Ballet Pacifica, needs volunteers for a variety of tasks. For information, call Molly Lynch at 642- 9275. BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS Men and women over 20 years old ......... ln~'--fW.e .......... ~;.;::. b;;,.-v., ... .. .,.Ii.a .......... ...... •.w•lllm1Mud*1 ........ .. dM•• ... t to 11 froM ~ ........ fat lt1fainlduo\ ml IOY tmUl'I Of 'I II I A O&Ut• CDIMY CDaK11. YolUntlier opportUnltlel lndud9 fund. t•lling. ~ dewl~t Ind tr.inlrig to -..ung troops and pl(ks. For more lnfcnMt6ot\ clll OeYon Dougher· ty, 541 4990. IOYS A*> GRS CW9S Oii COSTA MISAllNIWPOKI' llAOt The thf'M .,.. Boys IWld Girts Oubl need volunteer cc*hes and arts and aafts WOfbhop teechers. For locations and more lnfotmation. c..11 Dick Po>twrs. 642·2245. aNTENNW. FARM TOURS Volunteer doa!nt:s 1tt needed at the Centennial Farm at the Orange County Fairgrounds In Costa Mesa. Call Ginny Smith, 708-1517. CENTER FOR CREATIVE ALTERNATIVES The Center for Creative AJternattves, a ~ofit charitable organization that woric.s through the United Way. needs volunteers, graduate level Interns or trainees. For Information, call Karen, 642-03n. COLLEGE HOSPfT'AL The College Hospital Costa Mesa.Auxil- iary is seeking volunteers to perform derical. re<-eptlon desk. ·gift shop and other duties at the hospital. For infor- mation, call 642-2734 between 9 a.m. and 4 jl.m. COMMUNITY HOSPICE CARE Community Hospke . Care, which pro- vides medical and emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families in Orange County, needs volunteers in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. For ca•••N111awa.•0•1 ~-.................. 111 ongolitg need for ........ to monlllor cMlcOurt~ A~ and doN- tlonl • -....... ;Joli--. lnfor • mdon; c.11 larber•. a.-1. CDSTA MISA OW: Pl.AYHOUSI 1ht Costa~ CMc ~needs ~for ushering.~. mall- lngs. typing. lights and many oth« duties. C.11650-5269. COSTA MBA HISTORICAL SOOETY The todety collects Information, ~ tos and artlf.m relating to the history· of Costa Mesi and the harbor area. Vol· unteers 8te needed for deri<al mks, a>rnputM Input and help in the library. (.all Q,.,ies Beec.ner. 631-5918. COSTA MESA UTEMCv GROUP The Cost.a Mesa literacy Group needs volunteeB to help people become liter· ate or teach English as a second lan-J;:r· For information, call Fuller, ~ COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The multipurpose senior services facili- ty at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona Avenue seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more Information. call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES Of ORANGE COUNTY Vol unteers are needed to make a two- year commitment to serve ·as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned children. During the two-year period, volunteers work one-on-one with a child for three' hours a week. For information, call 93~124. DEFORE FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS The.Defore Foundation for the Arts, a non-profit organization dj!dicated to Jay Gummerman Signs his New Book CHEZ CHANCE Sunday, October I 2:00 to 4 :00 p .m. 3424 Via Oporto · · Lido Book Shoppe ~ Ne wport Beach, CA . __ : 714. 675. 9595 'The prose is as light and crisp as Evelyn waughr Thomas KemeaUy, author of SChlOOlers Ust Pal1ting YalldatiOn Available r -----·- At Edison. we'll take the credit for keeping .vour power going. or we'll give the credit to you A S50 credit Cuaranteed. We know that reliable service is important to you. That's why we're introducmg a service guarantee pr<>!ram. Its just one or. series of programs we'l't' implementing to provide you with even better service. • Our new st>rvice guarantees are our pledge to you that w<e will continue to meet our demanding service atandard~. or we will credit your account by $50. So as we lower energy prices, we will maintain high quality customer service or give you a $50 credit. If we make an appointment to tum • on ,vour service. we'll make the committed date or credit your at'count by $50. We will r"pond quickly to service disruptions. within four hours in non-atonn cond1tion1, or give you a $50 credit. We even guarantee to reatore power wirhin 2<1 hours of notification ucept during rare condition• beyond Edison '1 control, or wt 11 give you a $50 cr~dit. • You can't lose. Thing• are chanfing at Ec.fi10n. We'~ rcaponding tO your nteJt M our inJualty becom~• increuin,ly COrJ1ptt1tivt.. But Wt can't tak~ all tht C"rcdi1. Wt '11 ifa•lly ,lve it to you, if we don't mttl our own hich qllAlity atMtdaRI.. J, DllCDVBIY SHOP Ol9cMty 5"°PI .. run ~ ._ Amlft-. (.In c.anow SOdety. ~ ......... ed. and no tplClll ..... ,,.. "Y· For lnfomwldon. call~ ~n 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. DeSIVTl llESOWltON savlCIS Dispute Resofvtlon 5eNkm needs vol· untMr mediators. QM Sl)tdllists end ou1rM<h .tst.ants to help In a v.-t.ty of mediation cas.s. Biii= langu.ge skills are needed for volunt.en and for mediators. c.au 250-G488. EASTER srALS The Easter Seals Society needs volun. teers for ongoing detkal worlt. help In programs for children wtth dlsabUltles and to help ~ jpeelal events. For lntorrn.tion, call 834-1111. EXCHANGE QUI CHILD AIUSE PREVENTION QNTER Volunteers are needed to help families where an Incident of child abuseWttas been r~ and a ~rral made by the county and to worlc with famllles of high-risk "'.ictims of paref'\t,al drug addic- tion. For Information, call 722-1107. FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER The Fairview Developmental Center In Costa Mesa needs volunteers, and dona- tions are welcome. For infonnatlon. call 957-5114 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. FISH HARBOR AREA tNC.. Friends In Service to Humanity (FISH) offers emergency assistance to those In need and provides the Mobile Meals ~' 4' )' 9 U 9 s~ BUY a BELL U8ED .... cumtE8, 10Y8 a ACCE80Rll8, ETC. 2584 NMpelf't Blvd. Cet Del MwJ C:O.U Meu (714) 111·7H3 Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT QUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO I i lo< l,.q ') t ~ t l J ~ H 1' ,I . Hf \I' ~ .... VOIUntiMrs.,.. neecMd to helP •~of.,... For more lnfonM-dclr\ ml~ MM05Q. flOOD.....,.,.,,. CIN1"D lhe Food Oiltrtbutlon ~ Ori• County's·~ ~ food blnk. needs ~ to I~ and sort cb\Mld foods arid to help with mall· lngs. For lnfonNtlon, Colll 7'71·1343. MlltDS Of 1M1 CDSTA MBA UIUIY 1ht Friends of the CoN Mese Ubrary needs ~. For fnfotmatlon, c.all the llbr.y, 668845. GIRL SCOUTS The Girt Scouts of Orange County need volunteen to be trained as troOp lead· ers, senie on special committees and glw WINE AT TOTAL DISCOUNT"'°"'1or FREEWAY CLOSE• NO MEMBERSHIP FEE new":. ~LOW PNCIS-nte MOST~ llUiCt .. lMI L.A.AllO wt-1 JIOR !!U51!!! 101UY ,_. ..._" IAYI Wiii t"""' MMMW -1• COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER ---•DOMESTIC• IMPORTED CARS• TRUCKS• RY'S __ .. f Whether your goal Is to . perfect your fedlllique or lust leam how to stop, C~R~ is the Ideal pla(e to leam the different ch-f •• of ........... lncWng: • Bask/lnt•11 ... ,. Teda8que •S~toppfng •ln-lrieffodc . ey •Street ., ·.Wlndstc~ ........ Racing •Stunt/V.-t • Freestyle • • 0.-./FuM Rtness/6oss hit•• ~allon begins at 7:30am ses ""' &om 9:00mn-s:00pm --. \ Newport BnchlCo.ta Meta Daily Piloc SPECIAL EVENTS MARINE DIESEL MAINTENANCE Learn marine diesel mainte- nance and troubleshooting tech- niques in a nine-week class which will meet Wednesday evenings, 7 to 9 p .m ., beginning Sept 27, at Orange Coast Col- lege's sailing center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway. Students ~ also learn about the tbeory of diesel power and engine mainte- nance requirements. Cost is $68. For more inf onnation, call 645- 9412. CAMPFIRE PROGRAM Professor Carolyn Heath will discuss the natural history of the Calif omia sea lion beginning at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 30 on Sbellmaker Island. The campfire lighting begins at 7:15 p.m. Marshmallows wilJ be served. For more informa- tion, call 640-6746. FISHING ASH SCHOOL Fishing classes are offered Monday and Tuesday of each week. Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion at 6 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. Cost is $125 per person. For more information, call 673-2810. FISHING RENTALS Fishing supplies and boat charters are available at Newport Landing Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F, 675-0550, and Falco Fish- ing Charters, 832-7708. SIX-PASSENGER SPORTFISHING CHARTERS Day and night fishing charters are available for groups or sin- gles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Headquarters on the Peninsula, 673-2810. SAILING OCC SAILING SEMINAR Orange Coast College's Sailing Program is sponsoring a three- hour course titled •Medicine at Sea" at 9 a.m. at the OCC Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The course is designed to help sailpr's deal with the most common medical prob- FREE PAGER FREE We DellY9f FREE PAGER 3400 Irvine Ave, S1e 103, Newport Beach • 476-2244 • Showroom Sale Everything Coesl Half Prlcel Thurs, Friday, Saturday 11 to6 2640 AVON ST., NEWPORT BEACH 642.-22~~ • Lamps • Accessories • Upholstery •Tables • Designer Denim Jackets I ---. . . ~ .. .I • ~ • • t A variety of sailing, kayak and canoe ser- vices are ottered by a number of organizations and bu.dnesses. Looking for a boat rental or tour of the Back Bayf See below. lems -including bypothermia, head wounds, burns and the dreaded Montezuma's revenge. A list of medical supplies that should always be aboard your ship will also be included. The cost is $29. To register, call 645- 9412. SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Learn to sail or windsurf at Resort Watersports. You can also rent windsurfers and 14-foot sail- boats at $15 per hour. Call 729- 1154. . MORE SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT RENTALS Sailboat rentals and pnvate lessons are available at Marina Sailing in the Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced classes include naviga- tion, big boat! power boat, mtro- duction to heavy weather and first-mate instruction. Call 673- 7763 for more information. Also call the Blue Dolphin Sailing Club at 644-2525 or the Lido Sailing Club at 675-0827 for rentals. KAYAKING CANOEING/SCUBA KAYAK CLASSES Beginning sea kayaking, rolling clinics and private lessons are offered. Kayak and sea ski rentals are also available. For more information, call Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd., 675- 1215. KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS 1\vo-hour kayak tours begin at 10 a.m. every Sunday from New- port Dunes. Cost is $15 per adult, $10 per child. Kayak rentals and classes are also available. Call 729-1154 . MORE KAYAK RENTALS Single ($10 per hour) and dou- ble ($15 per hour) kayak rentals are available in the Balboa Fun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, 673-7200. Paddle Power also pro- vides kayak, surf ski dnd canoe rentals. Cdll 675-1215. CANOE TOUR OF BACK BAY Back Bay canoe tours are offered by Upper Newport Bay every Saturday. Meet at 8:30 a.m. on Shellmaker Island. For more mformation, cdll 640-6746. ROWING LESSONS AND CANOE RENTALS The Newport Aqudbc Center I offers sweep rowrng (one oar), sculling classes (two oars) and canoe rentals. Classes run for four weeks and cost $75. Introductory clinics are also available Satur- days and Sundays at a cost of $10. For more information, call 646- 7725. SCUBA TRAINING The Aquatic Center, 4537 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, offers scuba training consisting of six evening and two weekend day classes. Cost ranges from $200 to $310. The center also offers scuba rentals, special bips, repairs and air fills. For more i.nf ormation, call 650-5440. I OTHER RENTALS Sail airborne outside the har- bor, pulled by a motorboat, cour- tesy of Balboa Parasailing near IOAR'S HEAD HONEY HAM the Balboa Pun Zone. A • minute trip colts us. For ..... information, call 673-1693 . Spend a day rela~ in a motorized lounge duUr NDt8cl from Retort Watenportl lmkle Newport Dunes for S25 per hour. Pedal boats, eledJtc boats, boogie boards, kayaks, inflat.able rafts. beach furniture and wet suits are also available. Call 729-115'. Balboa Boat Rentals offers ped- al boat, sailboat, motorboat and electric boat rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. Call 673-7200. Rent a party pontoon. chapar- ral runabout or family pontoon at Anchors Away Boat Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone or call 673-3372 for more information. Spend an hour on a gondola tour offered by the Gondola Co. ot Newport, 3404 Via Oporto, Suite 201. Cost is $60 per person and $15 per additional person. Price includes a basket of bre ad, cheese, salami. ice and glasses. Wine is available for purchase. Also offered is a gondola .cruise and dinner at the Villa Nova for a package price of $140. Call 675- 1212 for more information. Gondola Adventure,s/Newport, 3101 Pacific Coast Highway, also offers one-to two-hour gondola cruises. A one-hour tour with champagne costs $70. A two-hour tour with dinner and champagne costs $180. For information, call 675-4984. Irvine Coast Charters in Lido Manna Village offers two-hour electric boat cruises with a gourmet dinner. Cost is $180 for two people. For information, call 675-4704 . loort H9od hal ht~·~ IO· for ltl9 !Inell QUOlly (jell~ IUltey ft Stoia n. ~Is~ lea'! and hOI beet\ b0"'9d In 0 ~ II) odd o ~ toucnot~ lhClf Is or-t for~ lNIMllEISI\ ANGUS S8 0IN CHATEAUBRIAND INcll. <*'llW cut *k*1I 0 For"*l MalQt 1aYor1le ~ ''/llllllYT\llld~c:IJll,,,.. ~°'* ~ l.'Ollie In 0 rtcNy :cwallllf1\A Wodef and ..-CV~ INFFED PORK LOIN CHOPS eor-... center cut pal! lt*I ~en o.itexlfo lNc.. IOI! ornoei l'\ t-...o ond """"°"' OWf'I ~~ ~ Lear\ meaty ond f!cM:>rl\JI. "'-fotnt( fovolllet en ~ to popln lt1'I owr for o lady .,,,, .. """"°"' o f\Jtt lL 91 lli ol 1J. .6 "IC 1L I t PETER NERO IN CONCERT Grammy wtnner Peter Nero will be performing Broadway hits, Jazz and pop classics at 8 p.m. Saturday in Orange Cout College'• Robert 8. Moore Theatre. The virtuoso planlst, wbo bu appeared with Frank Sinatra. will perlorm numben from the more than 400 songs to bis credll Tick- eb are $23 In advance; $20 for sen.ton and students; and $27 at the door. For Information or to purchase Uckets. call 432-5880. r wa•ur •rrmr ..... A!-:. ......... ..._ ff -ti.•····-.. ""tt. 'I. ----: =~=~r:-.:1:: ...amd~4019Wr1Mw ly P.IM:e, Suite 100, Newport ..... c..a 251-8700. .-.t•-M ~ DEDKAn0N Tbe Jewish Federation ol Orange c.ounty will fOr;mally ded- icate their campus during a 7:30 p.m. program at the campus• IOcale;, 250 E. Bater Street in Cos- ta Mesa. The event b open to the public and Will feature a guest speaker. Individuals wishing to attend tbe event. sliouJd first call 155-5555. 0 CJIS>l1" FINANCWG so..AR Peter Hoffman, vice president ol the international divisicm of the National Bank ol Southern Cali- fornia. will present a free lecture on •The Special Uses of Commer- cial and Standby Letters ol Credi to Facilitate Financing.• The sen- inar takes place from 9 to 11 :JC a.m. at the Bank's regional office, 4100 Newport Place, Third Floo1 Conterence Center, in Newport Beach. Topics include •Big Bonds and Perlormance Bonds,• ·n-ans- ferable Letters of Credit" and ·Revolving Letters of Credit.• Space is limited and reservat:ionS are required. For information. call Andrea Elefante at 863-2301. MAYOR'S WNCHEON Mayors of the coastal qties of • Orange Councy will speak on "The effects of the 95-96 State Budget, County Bankruptcy on City Services and our Orange Coast· at the Orange County Coast Association's Mayor's Luo- -------------------------· I -- FREE TELEPHONE QUOTES ----- I Jth St. BEAUTY CE~TER ~ 4£Lw la dokn a.aJ ~ ,S,,/'/24 SKIN CARE SPECIAL s45 ~":/1~5m":~~;,'::"!..· ... ~. : Exp•. 10-11-95(,... $70) I OfnRING A FULL LIN£ OF I I dert1taloglcd , I ABSOLUTELY NO BROKER OR POLIC¥ FEES QUALITY PERSONALIZED SERVICE FAMILY OWNED AGENCY -ESTABLISHED IN 1927 MERCURY IRSURARCE CO. YEAR MODEL 1 .. 8 HONDA ACCORD DX 1 .. 8 M•RC•DU C220 1 .. 8 PORD TAURUS LX 1 .. 8 BllW3281 1998 GRAND CH•ROKa• 1998 PLYllOUTHVOYAMR• 1 .. 8 ACUllAINllWLS 1... LmXUS a aoo 1... DODGm lllTlllPID COVERAGE INCLUDES: • $15,000/$30,000 for Bodily Injury • $10,000. Prope~ Damage . • $15,000/$30,000 Uninsured Motorist • S 1,000. Medical P1Jments • Com~ehenslve $250. Deductible • COlllSion $500. dedUctlble • T~ Ind Car Rental -a.... The ..... wil begin .. 11:30 ........ .,_.,of Newport ...... Nm"bl w.-(lea • ...... £.~Brown· r r mal), 151 I!. Com Rgb- way ID Newport 8eada. md the IMJOl:'S .......... ., .. beglill at tMS p.a. The COil ii $20 per per- IOD. Cd seM942.. OIAJING sua::&SIUl •ISMSS II the tide ol the Newport Har- bor Chamber of Commerce's Buliniesw Qpipoi1urlity BreU:f ut from 1 to 9 a.m. at the Sheraton ~ 454-5 MacArthur Btvd... iii Newport Beach. A panel al ~ -iDduding small. medium and large bumvss experts -will present the semiMr. The c::ollt is S15 in advance: $17 at tbe door; and S19 foe DOO-memben. For information and reservations, Bar- bara DeBoom at 729-«00. WOMEN .. ~ The Women in Management organization will be· boJding a CONSUMER IUSINESS NE1WORI< 1bis networking group meets at 7 un. every Priday in The '!)a Room. 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. This week.ts speaker, Vicki Beker, will discuss •People Man- agement• 1be cost ls $15. Por information and reservations, call 5$CM785. MSTAMGHT Ca.rb-up early for next week's Newport Hart>Or 5X Heritage Run at •J>asta Night" from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at Newport Harbor High Scbool. 600 bYiOe Ave. m New- port Be8dL. .,.. araw. n POr- ma1o BWWY. ~ Drugs and PUm Will "1J'PIY food and ddriJu for tbe event The COit is S8 for adults; S6 for ltudents; arid S4 for chilr:li'en 12 and tlnder. After eat- ing, pa.rtidpants are ii:lvited to walk to Newport Harl>ofls football stadium to view tbe football game agaiilst Canyon tngh School at 7:30p.m. NElWORJQNG BREAKFAST The Orange County Business Council is holding its monthly Networking B.realdast from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at LCI International, 949 S. Coast Dr., Fourth Floor, Costa Mesa. A special program will be presented addressing the prac- tices of human resource manage- ment. Networking, door prizes and display tables will also be included in the event. The cost is $5 for members; $10 for non- members. Call 476-~2. .. . ' -. , "~·· ... -.__ J SOM>MY ~ISllt Sip gourmet coffee as you browse through various rom.ance, adventure mystery books at the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority fundraiser from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Co.ta MM& Commu- nity Center. Proceeds from book sales will be used to support the sorortties scholarship fund and community service activities. For information, call Denise Easy at 558-3823. --~~--. . . ACUPRESSURE WORKSHOP A four-hour workshop designed to teach acupressure techniques to refresh facial appearance will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room 204 of orange Coast College's Lewis Applied Science Building. Dureen Block. a holistic health practitioner, will teach participants how to improve facial muscles with acupressure. The cost is $29, plus an addition- al $5 material fee. To register, call 432-5880. PNKAKE BREAKFAST The Newport Harbor High School Music Boosters are spon- !oring an All You Can Eat Pan- cake Breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. in the high school's Social Hall, located between 15th and 16th Streets next to the tennis courts. The cost is $5 for adults;$3 for children 10 and under -and includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, juice, coffee and milk. All proceeds will be used to repair and replace musical instru- ments. For information, call 642· 5322. SAILING SEMINAR Orange Coast College's Salling Program is sponsoring a three- hour course titled "Medicine at Sea· at 9 a .m. at the OCC Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The course is d esigned to help sailor's deal with the most common medical prob- lems -including hypothermia, head wounds, bums and the dreaded Montezuma's revenge. A list of medical supplies that should always be aboard your ship will also be included. The cost is $29. To register, call 645- 9412. INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT Swvivors of Incest Anonymous for female victims of sexual abuse and rape and their friends and family meets from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday at 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. There is no fee. For more information, call Karen at 531-2629 or Iris at 859-3918. MICROSOFT COMPUTEJl aua For individuals who prefer Microsoft Windows and Windows applications, Orange Coast Col- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1995 Al lege ha.S_,something for you, too. Every Satufday from 9 a.m . to noon, the Winners Computer Cbib lll8t!ts in room 116 ol OCC'I Fine Arts Building to discua the development and exchange of information related to Microsoft Wlndows and Windows appllca· tions. The cost of membership is $20, which includes a newsletter. For information, call 542-0468. ' NEED TO RELAX? From 5 to 1 p.m . every Sunday, Zen Home Stitchery, a local man- ufacturer of meditation supplies. holds a free evening of medita- tion. The purpose of the gathering is "to encourage and support the practice of meditation.• The group meets in the Costa Mesa Courtyard, 1835 Newport Blvd .. Building A. For information, call 631-5389. TEEN FOCUS The Teen Pocus outp'atient chemical dependency treatm.ent program holds a free 12-Step Meeting at noon Sundays exclu- sively for teens in its offices at 567 San Nicolas Drive, Suite 201, Newport Center, Newport Beach. For more information, call 640- TEEN OT 640-1788. MONDA¥ CHURCH SUPPORT GROUP The Board of Deacons at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vlsta Drive, Newport Beach, offers a free support group for long-distance care-givers. The group meets at 7 p.m . the first and third Monday of each month. For information, call 857-1873. TOASTMASTERS Learn to be a confident com- municator at the Harborlites Toastmaster Club 1927 meeting, every Wednesday at 6:55 a.m. in the Country Side Inn and Suites, located on the southwest comer of Bristol and Redhill in Costa Mesa. For information, call Judy at 540-7904. .7 APPLE COMPUTER aua Orange COast College's Apple Computer Club will meet from 8 a.fQ. to 4 p.m. in room 204 of OCC's Chemistry Building. The club -which is open to anyone interested in computers -encour- ages the development and exchange of information related to the Apple computer. The annu- al membership fee is $30, and meetings are the first Saturday of each month. For information, call 770-1865. SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-income fami- lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obtain free U.S.D.A. surplus food between 8 and 10 a.m. the second Saturday of each month in the rear parking lot of the Church of Christ, 286 Avocado St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 631-2177. FRIDAY, OCT. 13 INVENTORS FORUM "Profit Through Inventing" is the title of a seminar scheduled for 7:30 to 10 p.m. in Orange Coast College's Science Lecture Hall. Presented by the Inventors ' Forum, the workshop will a ddress product inventing, legal protection, market evaluation and venture financing. The cost is $5 for members and $15 for visitors. Other workshop dates indude: Nov. 10. To register, call 432-5880. • Send your items to the Around Town Editor, The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, Ext. 333. • • 1 Hou1 ColOl Fil EssiNG -m •~1 P~OTOS RA REpMRS ~~~-------...... ~~-~----~~---~:=1 1P.11•• 211d Sll'l'OP F.lllNIS1 1 ~ .... ~·· Fl ,.. I I _....,._____ I a.-.---· ........ L....-~--------W..~~--~-------~ H~a: Mon--4'Frl. 9 -7. Sat. 10-41 1835 NEWPORT ILVD. 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UNITED STUDIOS OF SELF DEFENSE 644-9521 CALL NOWI e \ 9 f b .. f , ORIANDO-HARRISON Jennifer Lynne Harrison of Newport Beach exchanged wed- ding vows with Christopher Paul Orlando of Dana Point in an Aug. 19 ceremony in Laguna Presby- terian Church, Laguna Beach. The couple greeted 250 guests at their reception at the Pacific Club ....... -.... = .. ,, ....... ..... .......... ~ ... MA ,.., l9ee md an Wu- • lion lnMrt accented the bodice. Maid ol honor was Und- lef Hairison, lister of the bride, and bridesmaids were Jenni Beach, Molly Biehl. Dultle Kellett and Lori Orlando. Jake Orlando was ring bearer. The brid~ is tbe son ol Mr. and Mrs. Joe Orlando of Dana Point. Mike Orlan- do. the bridegroom's broth- er, was best man and ushers were Sam Cusmando, Jim and John Orlando and John Reddell. After a wedding trip to Maui, the couple are at home in Alexandria, Va. 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(714} 7a.1-oi73 • '&r (71f) VU°'70f • THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1995 ans jump to their feet to greet new diva ... of HDOWD ••uo- soprano Cecilla Bartoli were on thelr feet, giving the 29-year-old Italian singer ber eighth standing ovation after yet another encore. The Orange County Per- forming Arts Center had reached a new plateau in its ever evolving search for e~cellence. It is said that a great hall captures the e11ence of each great perfor- mance, holding the rich per- fume of the moment within its walls. There is no question that Cecilia left her indelible scent. The evening was organized by Margo Chamberlin and sponsored by Mark Chapin Johnson. The duo rushed th'e stage after Bartoli's perfor- mance, showering her and remarkable pianist Steven Bli- er with stems of roses. Cham- berlin looked as if she stepped out of a Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers film, wearing a grace- ful ivory-colored satin gown that hugged her tr(m figure as she whooshed across the black stage. Outside, it looked more like New York's 42nd Street than Costa Mesa as the parade of limousines lined the drive of The Center. Up front, a grand white stretch awaited Cham- berlin, her husband Ward and friends Eve Korynel and Stan Hansen. Atop the roof of the 30-foot steel machine, a cham- pagne bucket replete with · b.w. cook iced Dom Perignon surround- ed by crystal flutes stood at attention for the departing concert goers. It was just a teaser for the evening to come, and it was already 11 :30 p.m. Benefactor Johnson left the Center before the eighth encore to arrive home in anticipation of greeting the star and her fans at his portal. As the Chamberlin limousine, followed by a steady 'stream of luxury headlamps, pulled up the steep embankment fronting the Johnson estate, Mark Johnson stood smiling at his door shaking hands with Patty and Jlm Edwards, Ann Van Ausdeln, Lalla and Bill Conlin, philharmonic director Dean Corey in bis signature banded white formal shirt, sans tie, and the ever ebul- lient Mitzi Tonal. It was near- Everybody Wants One But Is It Right For You? Presented by: The Education Forum, Inc. A Non-Profit Organization Seminar Leader Marrl•an1 Attarney-At·Law ~""""""~ Date: Time: Location: October 3, 1995 1:00pm or 7:00pm Courtyard Marriott 9950 Slstsr Aw. (Brookhurst/Slstsr] Fountain Valley FREE with ATTENDANCE: Receive s Power of Attorney for Health Care Decisions FoNn ·FOR RE8EWATIONll CALL BDD·B2B·4445 IMDW .,......,. ............. -~ c1nema x Call Todsr For Great Installation Spec/sis 549-3500 ly ro.ldnigbt as the Johnson home filled with the apres event dinner guests. Not a woman in sight feared the stroke of twelve, not a Cin- derella ln the crowd. - Guests were ushered to ele- gant tables, tented pavilions placed in all corners of the Italian-inspired gardens. A roaring fall fire illuminated the far end of the estate, burn- ing recklessly within the con- trolled space of an outdoor fireplace. Tables were labeled with the names of the great and distant -Puccini, Haydn, Verdi, Ravel, Bellini, to name a few. As the star arrived, making a grand entrance into the gardens, the orchestra played Bolero as Upper Crust catering staff began to serve the first course of white Chilean sea bass on a bed of penne pasta, accented with spinach. Mezzo-soprano Cedlla Bartoli appears with both Ann Van Ausdeln (left) and Donald and Karen Evarts (right). Bartoli received eight standing ovations after her performance and encores. Mark Chapin Johnson was the host of the party following the event. Arriving at the party with her entourage of family and friends, Bartoli was ushered to her table as the adoring crowd applauded. She had changed out of her performance gown of massive black and white polka dots, cut at the bodice and cinched at the waist, into pants and a tailored blazar, and looked more like her youthful 29 years. Her energy was high as the crowd approached with their accolades. Hushed conversa- tion throughout the pavilions agreed that all in attendance were witnessing the early career of a future diva rivaling the likes of Marla Callas. "Just give her five years," Orange County doyenne of culture Elaine Redfield said. Others on hand for the mid- night supper, Marla Crutcher, Nancy and Jack Caldwell, Chris Dickson, Karen and Donald Evarts, Sue and David Hook, Judith and Howard Jelinek, Helen and Edward Sbanbrom, Cerise Feeley, and a woman of style and sub- stance, Pamela Paul. • B.W. COOK's column runs Thursdays and Saturdays. When Your Partner Moves, You Don't. 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A regular two week semce includin~ food for two is $260. ~ow onh $195 for first ltmr customers. • Crad1111r.•, of th, Culmaru /n.1t1tult o/ ~m,.,.,, u H11d<' Prk \1' A N N I V E R S A R Y S A .L E ~--f~nap.+~~ 1962 .... ---~ ~({u:.y dhaw '~ m»mmlnil~~ey FINE JEWELERS • ESTATES • ANTIQUES SECOND ANNIVERSARY WEEK LONG CELEBRATION Sept. 25th thru Sept. 30th In ipPNCllllon OI your °"' whltmlng support dUrtng our ...... lnlo °"""'County, 0ur....., ... 2 ........ 10% to ... one w.-. .... ..... , ............ 0... ... 011111..._0cz••·.....,&H&1 ;1>1· i 1t 1 t 1 weekend MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Newport Beach resident Ashly Pblllips, 13, works out with Ballet Pacifica during a recent class. The talented young dancer, who has danced as a soloist in .,Sleeping Beauty" with the Laguna Dance Theatre, last week earned a spot in the troupe's conservatory. DETERMINED TO DANCE ~ Ashly Phill ips hopes to be a professional ballerina By Christopher Trela, Daily Pilot A shly Phillips is answer- ing a calling. The Newport Beach dancer is only 13 years old, but she exhibits a poise and maturity that makes her seem several years older. Watching Ashly audition for the new Ballet Pacifica Conservatory last week, you could sense her confidence and see her five years of bal- let training displayed in the fluid motions of her body. Surprisingly, Ashly didn't start out to be a ballet dancer. ul took jazz. and they told me that to be a good jazz dancer I had to take ballet," Ashly said. HThe first ballet class I took, I loved. I've stuck with it ever since. Of all the forms of dance, it's the most beautiful." Ashly claims not to have the perfect dancer's body ("You have to be really, real- ly thin," she said), yet it's easy to imagine her on stage as a principal dancer. ln fact, Ashly has danced as a soloist in "Sleeping Beauty" with the Laguna Dance Theatre and has per· formed with other dance companies at various venues. • 1 love the stage," Ashly said. Hit's the reason I dance. When you get on stage. it's very exhilarating. You get a rush. You don't even know you're dancing. You just dance." · · A freshman at Corona del Mar High School. Ashly attends classes during the day and takes ballet lessons in Laguna Beach in the evening. Mil's very time con- suming, n she said. "I start school at 8:30 a.m. I have dance team last period, which goes until 4 or 5 p.m. I get home, go straight to dance, come home at 8 or 9 and then do home- work. I physical therapist for dancers. She also intends to continue with dance training. usunday is usually my only day . free, and I do stuff with my family and friends. n "It's very time consum- ing ... Sunday is usually my only day free ... " Ashly was attract- ed to Ballet Pacifica, Orange County's largest bal- let troupe, because of its new 13,000· square-foot facility in Irvine, which is close to her home, and because the troupe is made up of top dance profession- als who can provide the tools neces- sary to advance her career. uour hope is that the kids will train all the way through Ashly said she plans to -ASHLY PHILLIPS continue her education in college by com· bining dance with a related occupation , possibly as a level five and then either be able to go off to another professional compa- ny or apprentice and start to work with our company," said Molly Lynch, the a rtistic director for Ballet Pacifica and the director of the con- servatory. Level five is aimed a t pre- professional students a.nd includes work on technique as well as developing the artistry and flexibility demanded by professional companies. Ashly auditioned for level four, which is geared to ages 13 -14 and includes daily classes that build skills nec- essary for a professional career. Oh, yes, Ashly did pass her audition, but that was the easy part. A few years of hard work and dedication lie ahead before she really knows if she has what it takes to make it in the ballet world. "Hopefully, it will be my profession," Ashly said. The teen-ager does have one thing in her favor: talent. And that can make the long road to a dance career an easier journey. 1i!i&-.!" DJ,000 ld'prtu...., at tbl ~Ideate 1•·wcidd Che'") ...... " Sbblbomd· Ing ..,.........., 10 a.m. Subda.Y· Tbae'fld combbtM ... .,.,. stat~ wttb a rdck con- cert.and WDdOr fair. ~ iion: $1. AD proceede go ~ ttie Amerlc4D Red CrouloratJge County Chapter YoUth HIV/ Aids Volunteer Bducatk>n Program. At ~51 Newport Center DriVe bl Newport Beadl. 2 NEW ZEALAND BA.ND: 1be concert brass Nation- al Band of New Zeeland pelfOllDI at 5 p.m. Sunday m the Robert B. Moore Theatre at Orange Coest College. The show includes works by Pucci- ni, Vivaldi. Moart u well as rock and jazz selections. The Aotearoa Maori Group allo will appear with the band. Advanced tickets: $25; $22 for students and seniors; $29 at the door. Information: 432- 5880. 3 ·~·:The Winner of the 1993 Obie Award, will make its Orange County debut 8 p.m. tonight in Orange Coast College's Drama Lab Theatre. lbe off-Broad- way bit deals with a gay interi- or decorator whose wit hides the pain of watching bis lover die of AIDS. The-play does contain sexually explicit lan- guage about gay life. Other dates: Sept. 29 -Oct. 1 and Oct. 5 -8. nckets: Sl. Informa- tion: 02-5880. 4 SVPERNUMERARIES: San Prandsco Ballet will bold auditlom for its Pl?" dudioo 'of •Nutcracker" from to a.m. to' p.m. ~ 8Dd Sunday at The PerfolaUng Arts Center. The company htlt 130 dancing and noo-dandnctroJes to fill in ill p:odudion; which comes to the center Nov. 25-26 and Dec. 1-3. Auditions are by appointment OOlY· Por IeleMl• tions. call 556-2787, ext. 551. 8LOTSA PASTA: Newport Harbor High School . seives up Pasta Night - with pasta from Pasta Bravo, bread from Il Pomaio bakery, and dessert from Plums -5- 7 :30 p.m. Friday. Cost: S8 adults, S6 students, M children 12 and under. Diners can allo register (or next week's H~ Heritage Run. Information: 760-3339. 9 TRUE WEST: Coses Sun- day at The Theatre Dis- trict. 2930 Bristol Street in Costa Mesa. Written by Sam Sheppard, •nue West• deals with the core of fraternal loyal- ty. Show times: 8 p .m, Prida~ and Saturdays and 1 p.m. Sun- days. nckets for all shows are $15. Information: 435-4043 1 ()AFRICA. ON FILM: An exhibit of Bob • Greenburg's pbo.; tographs of Africa, titled •Africa the Beautitul," will bi on display Oegiimirig Friday at The Northern 1\'ust Bailk. 820 Newport Center Drive in New- port Beach. The exhibit w1D be open to the public during nor· mal bank hows -through Od. 13. For Information, call Cyn· Ulla Harper at 488-9600. YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! Join Us For Lunch • Dinner •Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Any Occasion For Reservations and Directions Call 72 3-0621 lS l Shipyard Way• Newport Be.ch HONDA¥ NIGHT FoodtaUSpedal . -· '~· .J PHOTOGMPHS OF AflUCA An exhibit of Bob Greenburg photographs of Africa, titled •Africa the Beautiful,• opens Fri- day at The Northern Trust Bank, 620 Newport Center Dr. in New- port Beach. The exhibit ls open to the public during normal bank hours, through Oct. 13. The pho- tographs are available for pur- chase. Information: Cynthia Harper, 488-9600. ORCU GALLERY Artwork by Rene Gruau is on display through Saturday in the Circle Gallery, South Coast Plaza, 3333 S. Bristol Street #2600 in THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 281 1995' A9 on the town Costa Mesa. Graau ii known for having a profound bnpact on the fields of art, couture and ~ fashion during the twentieth cen- tury. lnfonnation: 5'0-5077. JUAN CASADO Watercolor landscapes by Newport Beach artist Juan Casa- do are on display in the foyer of the Newport Beach Central Library through Saturday. The exhibit is free and open to the public during norm~ library hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and noon to 5 p .m. Sunday. The cen- tral library ls located at 1000 Aw. cado Ave. m Newport Beach. Information: 717-3800. NAKAMURA FAMILY ART Art by five members of the Nakamura family is on display through Monday in the NeWJ>2_rt Beach City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd. Titled •A Family Creates Five," the pllblic will be able to view the family's cre- ations -including photographs, acrylic paintings, prints, stendl- graphs and original origami - from 8 a.m. lo 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The exhibit is free. Information: 644-3150. CH be clrtves home for the funeral. Louis from Chick. background) remeinben m~ments he shared a child (Jonathan Hunt FiccadenU) with Annie (Fran Bennett), the cleaning lady whose recent ath has prompted hin to think about his past in "The Things You Don't Know" at SCR. ncounter with cleaning lady asis for SCR world, premiere The impression left on a oy by a family maid es center stage in 'The · gs You Don't Know.' Tom Titus, Dally Pilot A brief acquaintance ecomes an indelible memory David Hollander's captivat- 9 new play, #The Things ou Don't Know," enjoying its orld premiere on the Second tage of South Coast Reperto- In this unusual and affect- 9 story, the impression left n a 12-year-old boy by a leaning woman, briefly in his amily's employ, takes center tage as the young man, now unking out of college, et urns home for the woman's eral. It's unusual because either the boy nor the man e became could be described s a truly sympathetic figure. As a child, Louis is selfish, rcenous and intellectually zy, indulged by his superfi- · ai parents. The adult Louis, till an academic under- chiever, uses his glib tongue r-------------------------, .. , I F.Y.I. : + WHAT: "The Things You Don't Know• +WHERE: South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. +WHEN: 8 p.m. Tuesday- Fridays; 2:30 and 8 p.m. Sat- urdays; 2:30 and 7 p.m. Sun- days. Through Oct. 22. +HOW MUCH: $26-$36. +MORE INFO: 957-4033 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L-------------------------~ Under Martin Benson's skillful direction, the play comes into sharper focus as Louis' childhood events tran- spire. While Hollander fails to provide a satisfactory ending, leaving his characters pretty much in limbo, the journey to this point is wonderfully rout- ed. then deftly allows a glimmer of heat to shine through. Two youngsters share the role of Louis at 12. At Sun-• day's matinee, Jonathan Hunt Ficcadenti (who alternates with Alexander Knox) gave a marvelously well-detailed portrayal. successfully shad· ing his character with the deceptive characteristics be would refine as an adult. The busiest actor in the show is Michael McFall, who appears in a half-dozen dif- ferent guises, all richly defined, as characters Louis meets on his way home. His best outing is as the minister conducting Annie's funeral service for an audience of one. Hal Landon Jr. and Julie Fulton as Louis' parents are immensely watchable as they transform lack of depth into a dramatic virtue. Their discom- forting critique of their son's report card underscores their vacuous characters perfectly. PR.ICES GOOD 1HRU OCTOBER 2, 1995 Bcl1lett Peals 3CJCU>. extricate himself from tick- ·sh situations, but we see a lling transformation in bis haracter as he watches his ast come to life, influenced y the maid, Annie, who is Tom Chick excels as the young traveler who lives by the maxim, "if you can't finesse them with footwork , baffle them with B.S." His Louis gains intellectual momentum as the play pro- gresses, and he looks back on the devilish little cretin he once was. It's a performance of many layers, and Chick touches them all. Fran Bennett is magnifi- cent as Annie. the tough old domestic who always refers to he rself in the third person. She superbly establishes her character's rigid exterior and The small Second Stage is a busy place 10 thJs show, and set designer John Iacovelli incorporates an impressive amount of detail into his utili- tarian setting. Paulie Jenkins' well-defined lighting further establishes focus. ALJA DENA PRODUCTS, FR£SH GROUND PEANUT BUTTER, NUTS & DRIED FRUIT, FRESH R.ORAL e real focal point of the sto-... #The Things You Don't Know" is a world premiere that's definitely ready for prime time al SCR. BOUQUETS RANCH EGGS GRIND YOUR OWN C C'EST SI BON BREAD DElMRED FRESH DAILY . . . . . ADVERTISEMENT > . AMERICAN JOHNNY ltOCKOS, Located in Triangle Square at the end of the 55 frwy in Cosio Mesa, Entier1ainment Level, next to Edwards Cinema 631-2967. Menu Includes: Great hamburgers, Chldcen, Tuna & BLT Sandwiches, Molts & Shakes, fries, Chili Fries . plus much morell Prices Range from $2 25-$4.75 Hours I 1 ·00o.m.-10:00p.m. Sun-Thurs 11 :OOo.m.-12 l"(lidnight Fri. & Sot. 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Plums restaurant is a hidden treasure By Marta Bird, Daily Pilot Like• mUlbroom bidden deep in the forest, ft111111 is concealed in the comer of W~ Square on 17th Street in .. Costa Mesa. Since it isn't visible from the street, just look next door to the Mongolian Bar-B-Q. Plums serves moderately priced soups, Wlusual salads, cold deli sandwiches and a variety of bakery goodies. Decor is appeal- ~ ing, including twiggy-looking chairs and shelves, racks and cas- es bursting with Northwest prod- ucts fQr sale. -Ms. Plums• turns out to be owner Kim Jorgenson, who runs a thriving corporate catering busi- ness out of the same kitchen. She has an imaginative mix of ingredi- ents, and being a pragmatist. she sells sandwiches in full or half portions. The average sandwich price is $6.50, a half is $3.75 and both are served with a salad -choice of potato or pasta salad or garden greens. Hearty l)amburgers, pas- ' trami and roast beef sandwiches r are not on the menu although a ground lamb burger showed up as a special at $6.95 last week. Entree salads hovering around that $6.50 price include a hearts of romaine salad, not likely to be found on anyone else's menu, with a storm of roasted hazelnuts strewn over sliced apples and let- tuce with Oregon bleu cheese dressing served on the side. One order will do nicely for two people. The Caesar has more croutons than usual, toasty squares of C' est Si Bon trench bread, a popular choice among regulars. The Tuscan chicken sandwich, a best seller, caught my eye: "grilled breast of chicken, sun- dried tomatoes, mozzarella cheese and (what is this?) roasted pine nuts.• It was very good, and for some reason the pine nuts didn't fall out of the sandwich and into my lap. This sandwich is a winner and would make a fine salad mcorporating the same ingredi- ents. It's not necessary to take the vegan pledge to enjoy vegetartan grill -a sandwich made with grtlled eggplant, red onion and zucchini with a touch of rosemary • garlic vinaigrette. However, it t would be nice if it were hot. J These sandwiches and salads more than made up for mediocre soups. One was a raw, unblended dining news Beer but no bangers Anglophiles will be happy to know that award- winning chef, Andrea Hill 1s introducing •Tour de Beers," a senes of dinners fe atunng international beers, with fare from her native • nd. Hill bas planned a fine s ampling of British beers and a menu of classic English fare in Cafe Pleurl on Friday at The Sutton Place Hotel. Welsh rarebit, a minia- ture "Toad in the Hole," for example, plus a salad of cockles, mussels in the shell with a spot of kedgeree; fish and chips and a "Lancashire hot p ot" of braised lamb and veg- etables and sherry trifle. Price per person is $35 plus tax and tip. For reser- vations, phone 476-2001. Ciao moves Joe Morano filled the space formerly occupied by Spice with bis popular restaurant Ciao. Stop by for great bruschetta, piz- zas and lasagna and say hello. At 2744 H. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Phone 640-2291. Diploma for Ambi- tious Cooks Jean·Plerre Lemanl11ler of Resteurent Antoine ls presenting four fall cook· lng classes beginning Oct. 7 and a d1ploma will be presented by Lemanisaler to students comJ>letirtg all four cou rses. Pric:. are $45 each or St60 for the series. Call aarbar• Eldsoa at 476-2001, t. 3103. -M.411,4 •DtD ., .. chili like nothing l bad tasted before, and the other was a sour Oriental chicken noodle soup. It was barely noticeable that chick· en was acquainted with the pro- ject. The best and most flavor- some chicken soup requires chicken feet to get that.rich, fla- vorful stock. Maybe Plums "don't do feet,• Never mind the soup, this is the gift store for the person who has everything and never wants another Neiman's whiskey cake or crate of grapefruit. Giftees should be delighted to receive a handsome basket you fill from a selection of delicious Northwest edibles, mostly from private bou- tique farms and specialty dairies in Washington an~ Oregon. , DON LEACH I DAILY I'll Things like creamy chocolate fudge made by Brigattine Monks of Amity, Ore., $8.95, or a stack of taybeny jam from Oregon's Fox- tail Fanns. Taybecries, according to the label, are a dose cousin of hard-to-find marionberries. Attractive jam jars of Misty Mead- ows Mruvelous Mannalade and wild blackbeny jam looked mar- velous. Plums owner Kim Jorgenson holds an Asian chicken noodle salad Jorgenson uses an Imaginative mix of Ingredients In her dishes, and sells handsome gift baskets you can fill with a selection of delldous edibles from h er native Northwest Jorgenson, who comes from Portland, says, "Small berry farms are not subject to the big-produc- tion schedules of people like Knott's Beny Fann, so they pick on the day the berries are perfect- ly sweet and ripe. Not as much sugar added that way.• A refrigerator holds packs of Alderwood smoked salmon, Ore- gon chevre, brie and feta cheeses and icebox cookies. There are bags of multicolored pepper corns, peas and grains of all sorts. Plums' gift baskets are handsome items made of twigs and looking like they hail from the high COWl- try. Jorgenson's catering also makes lavish presentation of cookies and sandwiches along with boxed lunches. Stop by to check things out with a cup of espresso and a rich orange haielnut scone or an irre- sistible sticky bun loaded with pecans. And don't forget to take home the ultimate Oreo -a sand- wich of dark fudgy chocolate sides with a butter cream center. All Plums' cookies taste and look home made. Most of them are expensive, but the taste of real butter, sugar and Belgian chocolate comes through loud and dear. fl~ cona ~MDA CMCMAYHOUll PmBfTS STAITING Hiii, STARTING NOW ~ AMCALREWE BY RICIWD lWJ8t Jl AMO OAYID SHIRE ... 7111 ~,. 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SEPTEMBER 21. 1995 A 15 Past.a plus kids add up to low-fat past.a meals 3 medium carrots, ~led and grated (about 213 cup) 3 egg whites JI• tsp. fJ'esbly ground black pep· per whit , pepper arid nutmeg uritil thoroughly blended. Une the boUom ol an 1 tx7- inch bH.ing dish witJa 1 n. cap tomato sauce. Divide ricOtta DUX· ture among put.a abe.Us. prellSing filling tnto hells wtth spoon to completely till each abell. Anenge hells side bY side tn ba.ldilg dish. Coat shells With an even layer of remaining tomato sauce. SprinkJe with Parmesan cheese, if desired. ,. ICbool--we kids and their ....._fall~a~o( ...._.ark. ap~)IU, rebeanala, ad odm efter-tehool adMtles. Al ttme pressures mount, the tmnptaUon at dinnertime la to tum to prepared or fa.st foods you knOW kids will eat • foods that are too ~ expensive and low in nutltlional value. Fortunately, for parentl concerned with serving quick. healthful meals the whole family will enjoy, pasta meets their needs while sat:tsfying kids' cnvtngs for fun foods. Naturally low in fat and calo. rtes and rich in complex carbohy· drates, pasta is versatile, econom· ical and easy to prepare, making it possible for busy parents to dish up nutritious meals that kids will enjoy. •Kids love pasta because the different shapes and sizes are delidous and fun to eat.• said Jula J. Kinnaird, president of the National Pasta Association. "Par· ents love pasta because it is healthful, easy to prepare and inexpensiv~, and they know it stacks up as a favorite with kids.• Each of the following recipes weighs in at less than 30 percent of calories from fat and is so sim· pie that kids can assist in prepara· ti on. A whimsical new version of the classic macaroni and cheese, Cheesy Noodle Doodles are sure to win high marks with kids. These saucer.shaped delights are made with egg noodles, peas, and Parmesan and Cheddar cheeses. Baked in muffin tins with a toma· to sauce filling, these single·serv· ing treats are as fun tomake as they are to eat. Waist·watchers of all ages will be pleased to learn that Cheesy Noodle Doodles have only 15 percent calories from fat. Pasta Pizza Salad will earn straight A:s from every member of your family. Made with pepper· • oni, Provolone cheese and Italian dressing, Pasta Pizza.Salad tastes like pizza in a pasta salad disguise · complete with a pita crust that kids can scoop the salad onto and eat by hand. Lucky for kids, left· overs can easily be packed in the lunchbox. Sure to go straight to the top of the class, Turtle Shells will virtual· ly walk off your kids'plates. Turtle Shells are jumbo pasta shells filled with spinach and cheeses · a deliciously sneaky way to get kids to eat their vegetables. Fun pasta meals like these will delight the kids • and kids at heart ·while delivering good nutrition, good taste and good value for par· ents on a schedule. CHEESY NOODLE DOODLES Makes 12 Noodle Doodles 12 oz. Wide Egg Noodles, uncooked Vegetable cooking spray About 1/4 cup unflavored bread crumbs 1 cup skim milk, divided 1 cup low·fat sour cream 3 tbsp. all·purpose flour 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce 1 cup frozen peas 3 tbsp. grated Parmesan cheese Salt and pepper to taste 12 tbsp. spaghetti sauce (about 1 cup) -12-tbsp. shredded Chedaar cheese (about 1 cup) Spray a 12·cup muffin tin with vegetable cooking spray. Sprinkle inside of each cup with a light coating of bread crumbs. Preheat oven to 350 F. Cook pasta according to pack· ~e directions. While pasta is cooking, in a large bowl, mix together milk. sour aeam, flour and Worcestershire sauce. When pasta is done, drain and rinse under cold water unW com· pletely cool. Drain complet~y. nanster back to pot. Add sour aeam mixture to pasta and toss until well mixed. Add peas, Parmesan cheese, salt and pep. per. Fill mutftn cups about half full with noodle mtxture. Spoon one tablespoon ot. spaghetti eauce on top of noodles, then top with mnalnin~ot>dle mixture, dlvid· lng . Spri.nkle one tabl&-· spoon ol eddar cheese on top of each doodle and top with addi· ttonal bread aumbs, lf desired. Bake until tops are lightly browned and doodl .. are heated through. about 25 minutes. Let It.and to minute. before removing from the mold. IUZA PASTA SALAD S.V..6 l pow¥1 RotinJ, 1W11t1 ar Splrala, uncoobd 3 oa. llked. peppermS (ebOut 314 cup) • oz. llked ~ cMeM (1 cup) 12 cbeny tomatoes, ail ln ba.lf (1 VJ cupl) 112 cup grated PumtMD cheese 112 cup DOll·fat ltaltan Mlad dress~ 1ng 1 tsp. Italian seasoning 112 tsp. minced garlic 1 green bell pepper, ribs and seeds removed, sliced into rings 2 112 7-inch rounds ol pita bread Prepare pasta according to package directions. While pasta is c.w1dD9, cut eacb pepperoo1 al1ce Into fourths and dee ProvOk>lle cheese into matcbltict·slze SMoas· Place ln *ve bowl. Add cherry tomatoes, Parmesan cheese, Italian dressing, Italian seasoning and minced garlic. • When pasta Is done, drain and rinse with cold water. Drain again. Add past.a to cheese mixture and mlx well. Quarter pita bread rounds and place around a large platter. Top with pesta salad. and garnish with green pepper rlngS. TIJRTLE SHEUS Serves& ~ Jumbo Shells, unoonked 2 cups low·sodium canned tomato sauce 1 10.oz. package frozen chopped spinach, thawed 8 oz. shredded part·sldm moz· zarella cheese (about 1 31' cups) 1 1/2 cups part·skim ricotta cheese BUDGET GOURMET FROZEN INIRIU BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST 9TO 11-0Z. SPECIAL SELECTION FROZEN 99~ BEEF ROUND 7u~ Large pinch ground nutmeg 1/4 cup Pannesan cheese (option· al) Cook paata according to pack· age directions; drain and rinse under cold water until completely cool. Drain thoroughly. 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LIQUOR VALUE 6 Pack-O>on Red UJfbt Beer 12-...,.,.CIY 2/598 6 Pack Coors B~er ~orlJtbt 12oa.~CIV Fresh Bartlett Pears lbs •. Lake County per lb. BAKERY VALUE 24 oz. Ralphs Super Bread MlhtorWbeM .. ..., .. Newport Beach resident Leslie Figge ChaU.Uon and her son Nick took a departure froJD the usual summer haunts by visiting the San Blas Islands off the east coast of Panama. t.Jom and son stayed OD OD.e island Where thelrbut WU the only one OD the osland. No elec:trldty either. > • / Everyone has a favorite summer snapshot. At least that's the way it seems. We asked our readers to share their favorite summer vacation photo with us and the response was, well, overwhelming. Families went to Alaska, Hawaii, New England, Japan, New Zealand and tiny little islands in remote parts of the world. Some just stayed home and enjoyed the beach or the park. While space doesn't permit us to run all the wonderful and varied photos we received, here are some of the oth- ers who shared their vacation with us: ~ THURSDAY, SEPTEMIB 21. 1995 A t7 William Prophet of Newport Beach went to Peru ... Nan- cy Robison and her husband of Balboa Island h.ik,ed the Grand Canyon ... Peggy Mione spent the summer with a belly dance ~ troupe at the Sawdust Festival in Laguna ... Erin Bettinger, Page Woodward and Whitney McDonnell went snorkling at Catalina ... Diane Hensley visited Big Basin State Park in the Santa Cruz Moun- tains ... Liz Gregan-Jones went sportfishing and caught an ultra-tiny mackerel (all at the very reasonable price of $84) ... Eleanor Dickson went to Fresno and found (and later adopted) six abandoned kittens. M=•= ·l'JO¥-....... ,., IG• I ,. ... cioes•M•ut .............. tleld of .....,.,_ ... tn tbe Loire Valley tn Prace. Nut year, Mona- han hopes, llle11 tUe her easel to the Tuscany Region of Italy. ' Erik Engard, 14, explores the icy waters of Tracy Arm Fjord ln Alaska. lbe Costa Mesa family has spent the past four summers touring the Unit- ed States and has now touched down ln all 50 of them. Erl.k's mom, Peggy, urged us to nm the photo because .. Erik has declared this ls the last family vacation he ls going on." Follow us here, from left to right that's Michelle Mlskanlc, Kitty Evarts, Kate Enriquez, Andrew Evans and chaperone Kathi Wingerd Qutslde the Okazald Castle ln Japan. lbe castle wu featured In the movie ·Shoou.n. .. Okazaki ls Newport Beach'• a.liter dty. • • Katherine Gregg of Costa Mesa went to New Zealand and Australia with 37 other junior high students this summer. Katherine and her new pal are shown here at the Australian WllclWe Park. "They are soft and cuddly, .. she said of the koalas. ------!' Kyle Worel gets the birthday gift be wu hop- ing for -a sleepy eyeclo cboci>late Lab named •Halley ... The 7-year-old Is the gnndsoa of Lavonne Campbell, Newport llMdl fol'Dlel' DARE ollker. Kyle aDd grud:ila speat part of Ille AmlJller tn Oklalao..a City, ber old laometowa. J The Oty Council of the dty of Newport Beach is evaluating the Irvine Ranch Water District proposal to discharge 5 million gallons of reclaimed water into San Diego Creek on a daily basis during a ftve- month period ln the late fall and winter. We will oppose the project unless we are convinced there will be no adverse impact on the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve and no adverse impact on public health. · The IRWD proposal presents water quality and human health issues that are technical and com- plex. According to the environmen- tal impact report prepared by IRWD and some members of the scientific community, the project will improve bay water quality and provide habi- tat for waterfowl without any impact on human health. We are not convinced this is the case. 'WATER CONTINUED FROM A 1 on the Uppef Newport Bay Ecologi- cal Reserve and no adverse impact on public health.• Through comments on the envi- ronmental impact report, the hiring of outside consultants to review the proposal and ad<litional review from the city's Harbor Quality Commit- tee, the city claims to be keeping its options open in case it decides to fight the proposal at a later date. Without the facts to back up an argument, the oty's position would be compromised, Hedges clauns. "Some have suggested the City Coundl oppose the project without knowing if the pre<licted ben efits will occur and without considering the importance of benefit of finding beneficial uses for reclaimed water,· Hedges writes. "lbi.s posi- bon is irresponsible. Indeed, we have oitio.z.ed other agenoes for opposing projects without knowing the facts or listening to reason.· Since news of the water district's proposal has reached the public, dozens of residents have written to coundl members and to the Daily Pilot. The vast majority of those let- ters and calls are critical of the pro- ject while several also fault city leaders for not taking a stronger stance. Contacted Wednesday, Hedges said he understands the concern but believes the cnbcism is misdirected. Since Newport Beach does not have jurisdJcbon over the bay, the fate of the project lies in the hands of the water district and the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board, he said. "I don't know how the oty ts being made the issue in this whole matter,· Hedges said. "The (other two agenoes) are who these people need to be ranting to. We're doing what we can do and what we're supposed to be doing." The council is not united on its 1'11J1 i-MINUTE R!OOADEO ME88AOE E>eP1.A1H8 nu 01SOADEM Call (714) 288-3440 ~ )'.gJU EYETUCK Specialist w C11// NC1W For FR££ Cou~ult _;~ LYON EYE 76o-3003 1894-1995 FOUR GENERATIONS 101 Years! REMNANT CLEARANCE Lowest prices of the..xear ALDEN' CARPETS, INC. 1663 Placentia SL Costa Mesa 646-4838 from ~ nuayor But we WW not support or oppoM tbe ~ wttbout ba~ all the tnformatiOD ~·" to ascertain the potential chttrr98 effects on or benefits to tbe sviiOD- ment and our constituents. The IRWD proposal does not require any license or permits from the dty of Newport Beach. Conse- quently, the CifY. Coundl does not have the authonty to deny the pro- ject. The City Council believes we are in a better position -legally and politically -to protect the interests of our residents, the public health and the environment by: 1. Protecting our legal rights by submitting extensive comments on the IRWD's EIR -which has been done. 2. Asking IRWD to delay approval of the project and certifi- cation of the EIR until the City Coundl and the public are con- vinced their environmental and public health concerns are unfounded -IRWD has agreed to the delay. 3. Retaining biologist and public health specialists to review the IRWD proposal and give us the course of action. At three separate public bearings, Councilwoman Norma Glover has urged the council to formally oppose the project. Such a stance would not compromise the city's future options, claims Glover, who acknowledges that her persis- tence has not always made her pop- ular with her fellow council mem- bers. ww .. to an the ~om. which we &N iloQ:lg. f , W~ with IRWD to devel- op ways to ensure the prOject will enhance bay water qu&lity and improve habitat without any adverse impact on public health - which we will do when our consul- tants have provided answers. Some have suggested tbe CitY Council oppose tbe project without knowing if the predicted beaeflts will occur and without com.tdertng the importance of finding beneficial uses for reclaimed water. This position is irresponsible. ~ • Indeed. we have criticized other CRIME agendes for opposing projects - such as commerdal aviation at El CONTINUED FROM A 1 Toro Marine base -without know- ing the facts or listening to reason. The City Coundl will do every- thing within our power to oppose this project if our consultants and our review conclude there is poten- tial adverse impact on the environ- ment or public health. JOHN HEDGES Mayor, Newport Beach respond to the residents' questions and has managed to convince sev- eral people that the council's course of action ls appropriate. "People seem to unde rstand if they're willing to listen,# he said. tions. Crimes reported in the 1994- 95 academic year decreased by 19.8%, according to campus statis- tics. When crime inddents at OCC - the largest community college ln the county with a student popula- tion of 23,000 -are compared to other community colleges and uni- versities in the county, OCC "mea- sures up very well• Carnett said. In Monday's robbery, the gun- men, desoibed as gang members, reportedly trapped Lopez in bis car at 12:30 p.m. One allegedly pointed a handgun at the student while the other grabbed bis car stereo equip- ment and $300 cash. The two ieportedly sped away in a gray 1980 Toyota Celica and are still at large. Lopez waited until he got home to call 911 a.nd report the crime, Costa Mesa police said. Campus authorities were npti- fied by Costa Mesa police of the crime -less than 24 hours after it occurred -and immediately alerted faculty and students. But in 1991, campus officials were criticized for not alerting stu- dents and staff when a student was abducted from campus and raped at another location. OCC authori- ties <lidn't n otify the campus popu- lation o1 the violent crime because they <lidn't know about it, Carnett said. Costa Mesa police admitted they hadn't infonned campus officials at the time. •r•rww. $11•...adss11 cn1ml1ll..._a .............. C.-..lato =COMt MAACMARTIN IDAl..YN.OT The lessons learned from that incident led to the creation of the campus' Crisis Alert Team, which aims to post infonnation withln 24 hours of a crime; a closer relation- ship with the Costa Mesa Police Department; and beefed-up securi- ty measures. The campus has 24-hour securl- ty, an escort seIVice and emergency phones placed around campus. Giant signs are posted afte r such crimes as the robbery, to explain what happened and offer safety tips. "In all honesty, I think we are a little more proactive than other campuses,• said Carnett, who has worked at OCC . for 25 years. · "We've come a long way in four years.# Glover's stance has drawn cheers from fellow p roject opponents, including Newport Beach real estate broker Bob Causbn. Caustin believes the "careful study # approach could backfire. Since the water district's board of directors is scheduled to certify the project's environmental impact report Oct. 9, a city consultant has little time to assemble a report and submit evidence, Caustin said. 'The Pure Choice" "Nonna 's the only one who's showed any kind of guts in standing up to the water district,# Caustin said. "God bless her for what she'.s done, but she can't do it alone.· "Unless th~y can get the water district to postpone the certification hearing, I don't believe there's enough time to do an adequate review,# Caustin said. "This research should have been done months a go." At Monday evening's meeting, Glover's third attempt to draw a no vote from the council was voted down. Instead, the council opted for Coundlman Tom Edwards' sugges- tion to hire a consultant and solicit further involvement from the Har- bor Quality Committee. "I'm very amazed that the city has acted as calmly as it has, • said Peer Swan, chairman of the water district's board of directors. "I think they understand the project a whole lot better than the people on the other side.• Edwards said he has tried to Two Thumbs Up! "A wonderful collection of information. A convincine case." Andrew Weil. M.D. author of the ~w York Times best seller "Spontaneous Healini. • "Much needed, most interesting." Jomes Duke, Ph D U.S. Departrne.nt of Afriadwre botanist Read GINGER: COMMON SPICE & WONDER DRUG free! If you arc not completely convinced, send it back, ·even a year from now, for a COMPLETE REFUND. No uestions asked. 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Coming off the first loss of the season against Kennedy (17-10), Coach Dick Free- man, who took over for Mark Schuster last week, has flopped Scott Shimer {now at mid- dle linebacker) and Ryan Crogan (now at full- back). And he is switching George Sumner from receiver to comer- back, where he will free up senior quarterback Josh Walz to concentrate more on offense. Senior Ryan Bums, also a starting comer- back, will lake Sumner's place at receiver and senior Nema Namdar makes his first start this season at defensive. end. The Sea Kings (2-1), ranked ninth in CIP Southern Section Division V, may also need to play their reserves against the Roadrunners (1 - 2), whose only victory this season came via for- feit. Saddleback, which left the Sea View League last season and finished second in the inaugural Golden West League campaign, has • SEE SEA KINGS PAGE 82 one-man gang for Estancia? QU~TE OF THE DAY ·rm obno2:Wra ... • CdM TENNIS STAR AJ.JSSA SOOTI' l I I I I : ..... I I • I I I I I I I I I I : Costa Mela w.. 1roy -1roy by t : . ..Palll'lm ..... 7 paJ I I I I I SEASON RECORD 75 percent (9-3) • ~-------------------------------- •Ocean View's Ted Norman focal point. HUNTINGTON BEACH -Estancia High faces the closest thing to a one-man team as there can be in high school football Friday, when the unbeaten Eagles travel to Huntington Beach High to meet Ocean View at 7 :30 p.m. The host Seahawks, now 4-2 since ending lhe longest losing streak in the state at 36 games last October, figure to go only as far as senior two-way • SEE EAGLES PAGE 82 FUU.ER't<>N -TbQUgla M last two Costa Mila Hlgla .foat- ball games haven't been dildd· ed until the final play, 1bii Pri- mary suspense swrowwndlng Jin. day's 1 p .m. road date with 'ltOJ at Fullerton High might hinge on pregame warm •. That is likely the ftnt time the Mustangs and Coach ~ Howell will mow wbetbet 9lle week-to-week status of nor running back Larry J Mont- gomery's injured left knee Will be extended one more week. "I don't know if he's going to play or not, but I sure hope not," said Howell. who is not anxious to join the liSt of oppo- nents frustrated by attempts to • SEE MUSTANGS PAGE 82 daily pilot high school athletes of the week Wiildy City beckons Corona del"Mar girls DON LEACH I OAl.Y PILOT Estanda Hlgh's Bachy Gonzalez applies his specialty -a bone-Jarring hit. creating a crucial turnover ln Eagles' 31-19 victory Friday. I , • That's all you need to know when you want a scouting report on Eagles. By Barry Faulk':'er, Daily Pilot W:e Newport Harbor gh football has its ng gray line and Corona del Mar its Silver Raiders, Estancia bas Jersey No. 36. And though the Eagles' . numerical tradition. dating back to 1989, is downright novel compared to the decades of observance devoted to the aforementioned Back Bay bastions, it could easily continue well into the next century. •1 hav a cousin in the fifth grade, who lbould be next m llile," said Esta.nda tenlor wingbaa Bachy Gonzalez, the latest in his family to don the delignated digits, which Eagle fans have come to • SEE •36" PAGE 82 -· MMC MAAl1N I DAILY Pl.OT Corona del Mar Hlgh's Allssa Scott ts PUors Athlete of the Week. : I I I ~ · . I I I . ~ • .. THE EDGE • Alissa Scott can beat you in several ways, and Cd.M Coach Tim Mang loves it. By Bany Faulkner, Daily Pilot C orona del Mar High girls tennis coach Tun Mang used words like enthusiasm. spunk and fighting spirit to describe standout Alissa Scott. The Sea King senior, however, put a slightly different spin on her vocal court presence. •rm obnoxious,• said Scott, who might find agreement from opponents, frustrated more by her increasingly well-rounded game than her propensity to lament an unforced error with a shout. ·vou can definitely h ar her voice all around the courts,• said Mang, who also lilces the fact that the Dally Pilot Athlete of the Week uses her verbal volleys to ins~ire teammates. She's so entbuSla.stic. she fires everyone else up,• Mang said. •And that makes a heck ol a dilfenmce, ~ ln the close metches. Scott made such a dift nee 1 • SEE THE EDGE Pll.GE 82 • Pool victories Friday would send CdM against No. 1 seed Mother McAuley of Chicago. T he Corona del Mar High School girls vol- leyball team plays m the Nilce Challenge Vol- leyball Tournament at Mother McAuley High School in ChiCd. go th.is weekend. The annual tournament draws teams from New York to California The CIF travel rules only allow a particular school to travel out of state for a tournament once every three years and this is CdM's year. The Nike Challenge includes 24 teams with the top-seeded teams being host Mother McAuley, Bellevue West (Nebraska), Assumption (Kentucky), West Bend (Wisconsin), and Wahlert (Iowa). Corona del Mar is seeded eighth and will play Queen of Peace and Bishop McNamara m the11 Friday pool play. Typically, most of the top volleyball schools m llionois are Catholic schools U CdM wins its pool. itwill probably play top-seeded Mother McAuley at 10·15 Saturday morrung. The tournament plays ~ut so thdt every place ts determined through the playoffs. While the value of playing \' O L I. r Y B :\ I. 1. charlie brande I teams from other areds 1s great, the best dspect of tlus tnp will ht> spending ti.me Wlth the team and seemg .a dlfferent part of the nation. Having been very fortundte to be involved Wlth many of these tnps, lhe players always look back with fond memones of the tnp more than the actual toumdJllent The Newport Harbor girls who went two years ago still laugh about the coaching staff losing the keys to the rental cars as the team was ready to leave for the airport and the11 return l tnp. The Newport Harbor team is off to Santa Barbara next weekend _J Speak.mg of CdM, Ute Alumru game last Fnday was \rery well I • SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 82 Bogey to par? Tell me there's not a heaven • Ray Carrasco has a lot of the right answers for would-be e ntrants to the pearly gate. D oug DeCinces swears by it. Ran into him the other day, and he said Ray Carrasco is the best short-game golf instructor around. DeCinces, the former American League all-star third baseman, and Big Canyon Country Club member, can crush off the tee. But his short game, like everybody's, has room for growth. After some time with Carrasco, DeCinces' hort pitch shot to the green flourished. "t noticed that be was doing what many players erroneously do, that is, grtpplng the dub ~the way at the butt end ol the gTip, • CarTasco said .• Carrasco, former PGA Tour prata.ional wbo inttindl to play on the Senior Tour in two yean, started the Birdie VWor\ Short Game SCb<>Ol IMt summer at the Hyatt Newportet Beck Bay Golf Coune. Hil students ere IMJlng rasultil, ~ dawn tb8lr strokel McAUM of lmpl'OMd play from Within 50 yalda. ' ( I I H l . • ' I ric:hard dunn •For less than full strokes, you need to choke down or grip down on the club,• Carrasco said of the pitch. "The closer you are to lb bol -, the more you need to choke down. Be sure to brtrig the ball in closer to your feet to adjust for the shortened radius o( the club sb41t. Gripping down gives UI the opportunity to occelerate through· the stroke- wltbout the fear Ci ~ taiie ball too tv. •Whfln Dow gripped doWn on the Club incl IDOV9cl the ball dcmr to bla .... be Mrted 1*· ting a1lp IPPfCNa(h --wtdl •IEE CLUB OOl:F llNll • ... j ' E E CONTINUED FROM 11 I.at w~berown fdes'rib ..... • ...,. .. Dua Hml and IA.OUna ~ ... ~:!~t- vtdori• ewer the r riVals. ScoU. a CIP finalist and Sea Mew League ~on tn dOublel Jalt season with teammate Megan Waclitler, Is a bMJ reuon wby the Sea Kirigl curr,ntly enjoy the No.1 A»king tn Orange County, No. 2 in C1P Divbion I, behind peteDniaJ;ly unbeat- en Penlmul4. ~she plans to renew bet dOubles alliance with Wachtler tor tli8 ~. Scott currently allows Mang to fill out a potent sirigles lineup (~with sophomore Nina Vaughan and Wachtler). •She's very steady, 4nd she hustles more than any player we have,• said Mal)g, who ls one of several responsible for the devek>pment of Scott's game from last season to tb.iS. "My game bas changed a lot,• Scott said. •1 played a lot ot tennis this summer and I've practiced really bard. It's exdting to be playing' singles this year and have a chance of beating just about anyone I come up against.• Scott, who fashioned 47-7 EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 standout Ted Normdn can carry lhem. Norman, d third-year starter who has shifted from quarterback to running back, has scored all five Ocean View touchdowns lhus far, three on offe nse and lhe other two on special teams. MUSTANGS CONTINUED FROM 81 contam the explosive 6-foot-2, 200-pounder "He's a big horse.· Montgomery, ninth among Orange County rushers despite s1tbng out last week with the aforeme n1Jp9ed knee problem, piled up 374 yards and three TDs the first two games this fall. Last year, Montgomery amassed 1,626 ydrds and a school single-season record 18 TDs for Coach John Turek's Warriors, including a 164-yard, three-TD outing in a seesaw 40-38 victory over Costa Mesa. "This should be another war," said Howell, who hopes to reverse noy's tnumphant trend in the series, including a 42-35 track meet in 1992 and a 14-13 decision in '93. . noy (1-2) isn't the only contin- gent battling injuries, however, as Mesa will likely be without senior inside linebacker Kurtis Van Hom, still bothered by a stinger near the left base of his neck. CLUB GOLF CONTINUED FROM 81 much more consistency.• CArruoo periodically Jandl goM tipl to um ~. ~. tber9 .. odbi99 ~r than~ a biOgey into a par. a a Carl Cotton (10-bandicap) and Neal Tacl:illd (8-handicap) ~oft Saturday ln the match-play final of the Newport Beach Golf Course's President's Cup, while Jim Forgash and Mike Molus play in the Vice President's Cup and "Dandy• Dan McGuire and Don Wulf face each other in the Treasurers Cup. In last Saturday's Wght rounds, Tacblld (low gross 61) and Cotton (low net 53) won Pllgbt ~ , Nonemaker (low gross 69) and Bob Palbes (lOW net 55) won Plight 8; and Al Elder5 groa 70) and Don Gattuso (low net 46) won ht C. Gattuso (24-bandicap) shot an incredible O. Craig Jensen . was closest to the pin on hole No. 3. In a sensational President's Cup semifinal, Elder pushed TachUd into a playoff, before Tachiki finally prevailed in bonus holes. It's a double...elim1nation event. Only the unbeat- en remain in the President's Cup. a Bordering on the spectacular, club member Tom Weissler sank a bole-in-one in rounds Sept. 20 on .... r9CIDl'd •• ,... Gd had at jult one Of t5 tlll lbll .. --.11wcft!w into um ~~Iba eauld CIJm• pate Will., belt ..... knOddng Off ~bly·toUted MjCbitlle Btay" Laguna Beacbt 6-2. "'lbat was a blg cOnfldence boost;• apwned ~ wbo captured·36 ot 48 games la.St week ag.tnst the cotinfy's third-ranked (Dana Hills) and mth-ranked (Laguna Beach) foes. Scott said She has lm~ed her serve, bits stronger growid strokes, and continues to add shots like a newly aCqulred ~-shot Volley." But tl:ie biggest key may ltill.be her mental approach. •m doubles, the biggest thµig is pJaying aggreliively, but ~lea 11 inoltly a men-tal game, SCott Said. ·11 you lose your concentration ln lin· gles, you're dead I'm ltill try- !ng to be more oonslstent with my mental approach.• Scott, whose older sister Danielle is currently playing on the pro circuit, said she does not have professional aspirations, though she would like to earn a college schotat- ship. For now, however, she hopes to continue to give ttie Sea JQ.ngs plenty to shout about. A 6-foot, 185-pounder, Nor- man is also no slouch on defense, having earned All-Golden West League laurels m the secondary last fall. #He's been pretty impressive," Estancia Coach John Llebengood said of Norman, who has rushed for 304 yards on 54 carries and caught four passes for 56 more to fuel the Seahawks' 2-1 start. Norman returned a blocked punt for a score and intercepted a pass from Century High's punter, Additionally, the availability of junior defensive end Jaime Cer- vantes (sprained elbow) and junior quarterback Chris Mokede (cracked rib} was uncertain at midweek. Mokede, who started last week because seruor rncumbent Ryan Taylor's bruised right (throwing} sbouJder made pass- ing impossible, showed signs of igniting an aerial attack that has been largely unproductive. Sophomore Ronrue Llevanos is No. 3 on lhe quarterback depth chart, and will start at comer. If forced to pound out yardage on the ground, junior halfback Ray Ohrel would once again step into the spotlight, where he has flourished thus far. Ohrel has 309 rushing yards on 61 carries, and could even be asked to shoulder a heavier load, should senior flanker Brian Reeves fail to dear up what How- ell identified as classroom atten- dance problems. Junior Brian Abbott, as be did in the second hall of last week's 14-7 loss to Edison, will step in for Van Hom on defense. '36' CONTINUED FROM 81 expect to see sparkling beneath Friday Night Lights. Gonzalez, an All-Pacific Coast League perlormer leading the Newport-Mesa District in rushing this fall (381 yards), assumed the responsibility of maintaining No. 36's place in the Estancia pantheon, following cousins Ricardo Aguilar (1989-91) and Oscar Lomeli (1992-94). Aguilar, a running back and linebacker, was the Daily Pilot's Newport-Mesa District and Pacific Coast League Defensive Player of the Year as a senior, while Lomeli, also a running back and linebacker, earned all-district laurels last fall in his final prep campaign. Gonzalez, relegated to No. 26 his last two varsity seasons, until Lomeli passed the torch, has continued to bring distinction to the uniform. A 5-foot-7, 170-pounder-and most agree that's fudging a bit - Gonzalez has rolled up three straight triple-figure rushing performances in the Eagles' three victories. Dating back to the final two games of last season, which coincided with the installation of the double-wing smash.mouth offense espoused by Costa Mesa in recent years, the Pilot Player of the Week has topped the century mark five straight games -and counting. "My goal this year is to break following a bad snap, and rolled to paydirt once more in last week's 21-8 triumph. the school (single-season) rushing record of 1, 128 yards, set by Dan Princeotto (in 1971), • said Gonzalez, who rolled up 118 yards in last week's Jt-19 victory over Calvary Chapel, including the game-idng 59-yard touchdown run with 3:43 left in the game. "I felt a lot better after Bachy's run," said Estancia Coach John Liebengood, who has doubled Gonzalez's duty by starting him at outside linebacker. "I haven't played defense since I was a freshman, so I'm definitely enjoying it," said Gonzalez, who has combined his quickness. and aggressiveness to punish opposing ball carriers thus far. -"He was our Defensive Player of ·the Week," said Llebengood, who credited Lomeli with seven tackles, including one incursion into the backfield that separated a Calvary running back from the ball. Though not blessed with imposing size, Gonzalez does possess powerful legs and a mean streak developed during his Pop Warner days, when he created holes instead of darting through them. M[ was always a lineman when I was younger, because I was ·a little overweight, and never really very athletic," Gonzalez recalled. uBut I started playing basketball in junior high and that made me skinnier and quicker. By the time I was a freshman, I started playing running back." The position change made sense, of course. When was the last time you saw a lineman wearing No. l6? ment. Coach John Donnelly's squad opened the season with a 13-0' victory bver Katella, before being victimized, 48-0 by Fountain Val- ley. No less than five Eagles have found the end zone this fall, with four of those posting at least two touchdowns. Senior wingback Frough Jahid leads the squad with three TDs, . but fellow senior wingb4ck Bachy Gonzalez (two scores) has piled up the most yards in the smash- mouth attack. Estancia, attempting to become 4·0 for the first time since 1989, and only the sixth time in the school's 31-year varsity foot- ball history, has been a little less exclusive in the scoring depart- l~l\°'CI\ ••••• < < >"' I \ \11 ~ .\ ••&• .... QI WI WI .. lt 11 LT LG c RG RT Estancia junior quarterback Jeff Perry has also shown the abil- ity to burn teams through the air, "'l\1\111\"' U IL DI Pf "" D£ Oll u u OLI 0 0 PS "" I \ I\ I I I\ "' COSTA MESA UNTRYCLUB I VIR HAD ONI Of THOSI DAYS WHIM ALL IS RIGHT WITH THI WORLD AND YOUR GOLF CAMI? wt'9n WU In. laSt time? Jolti ua et the Academy of Goff and we'll thow you how to heve "*" tot • ltfetimel Three etllQe8 to chooM from for onty •71100 Of .,.up fOr J"'ttne ~ ~· ~..,.. PIOC* l*ci-. • Dale Keough, way back when. VOLI.EYBALL I CONTINUED FROM 81 played. The varsity beat the Alumni team in all three games but each game was decided by two points and the match lasted more than two hours. Led by Dale Keough Hall, Prentice Perkins, Monica Park Stewart and Tahlia Wagner, the Alumni showed their expe- rience by digging every shot that CdM had. The problem was that none of the Alwnni still had the ·old SNAP" in the arm swing to put the ball away. Consequently, the rallies went forever. The win was a good one for the varsity as they had to bat- tle this experienced group of players to achieve the victo- ry and they did. 0 Former CdM star, Lorian New&>mer, is featured in the University of Alabama media guide. She holds the season record for digs. Any day now, she will set the career record tossing a pair of touchdown pass- es among his four completions for 145 yards. Ocean View quarterback Jeff Taylor, a 5-11, 165-pound junior, has completed 12 of 28 for 98 yards thus far, and Llebengood said pass protection has been a problem for the Seahawks. The Eagles defense, which has 10 sacks and one interception, will hope to exploit 'the aforemen- tioned shortcoming, though Joe Flores, who leads the visitors with SEA KINGS CONTINUED FROM 8 1 had trouble sustaining anything offensively, while also struggling to stop opposing offenses. Coach Jerry Witte, a former teammate of Freeman's at Ana- heim High, has seen his team outscored, 100-26 on the field Freeman, a former Saddleback assistant (1990-94), said the Road- runners are suffering from grow- ing pains, utilizing a vastly inex- perienced lineup which isn't blessed with a lot of size. "They're playing a lot of young guys," Freeman said of Saddle- back, which will have to stop an offense currently fourth in Orange County in scortng (110 points), despite an sub-par perfor- mance against Kennedy. Walz, a double threat with 331 yards passing and 99 rushing, SAILORS CONTINUED FROM 81 kicks and they play defense. Mills, a 5-foot-11, 175-pound senior, bas rushed for nearly 200 yards, caught 11 passes for 111 more, and his six touchdowns tie him for sixth among Orange County scoring leaders. Miller, a 6-2, 195-pound senior, has amassed 172 receiving yards and four touchdowns on seven catC.bes. Though Commanches' Coach Bob Hl19hes has abandoned the run-and·shoot offense be employed the last everat years, Mills and Miller are ltill freqUent aerial targets ror junior quarter- back Craig Scott, who appears to have embraced the more conven- tion.al pro-cl8t scheme, which i.9 a.vera~ 30 pOintl Ule ft.tit t.hiee weeks. Scott. unleaahing ptt.marily short crossing route. and screens, for digs at Alabama and she is only a junior. As the level of volleyball ris- es throughout the nation, it is the influence of players like Lori that shows the nation how the game is to be played. Newcomer's forme.r team- mate at CdM, Allison Engle- brecht, is also demonstrat- ing her defensive prowess at the University of Portland. She is currently third in the West Coast Conference in digs. 0 One more CdM alumni update. Lauri Sawin, who was the Seaview League Athlete of the Year in 1989 and later was the captain of the Stanford women's volleyball team that won the NCAA champi- onship in 1992, has announced her engagement to Willie Quinn. They met at Stanford where he has a Masters degree in Japanese. The wedding is set for May 19th. It's great to fol- low these former area stand- outs as they move through their lives. five sacks from his defensive end position, will likely see only limit- ed duty due to a shoulder injury. Flores will be replaced by Mike Galicia, vlbo moves onto tbe line from his inside linebacker spot. where Jahid, normally the starting safety, will step in along- side senior John Romm. Sophomore James Dawkins makes his first start at safety for the Eagles and sophomore Tim Johnson is penciled in at tight end. triggers the attack, behind the veteran "Five Crowns" offensive line including tackles Nick Schaumburg and Kevin Stuart. guards Jeff Bogdan and Tim Goode and center Richy Nichols. Junior Tom O'Meara, who shared plenty of time last week with sophomore Ryan Achterberg at tailback, leads the CdM rush- ers with 272 yards and six touch- downs on 39 carries. Saddleback is led offensively by 5-foot-9, 160-pound sopho- more tailback Joseph Tagaloa, who has amassed 257 yards on 28 carries the past two weeks. Tagaloa is the primary option in lhe Roadrunners' option attack, which also includes junior quar- terback Danny Rodriguez. Rodriguez has struggled through the air thus far in 1995. He has completed just seven of 24 for 98 yards and two intercep- tions, ofie of which was returned for a TD, the last two games. has completed 23 of 35 passes (67.5%) for 364 yards and six touchdowns without an intercep- tion. His performance has earned him the second-highest rating of any county signal-caller, behind only Kevin Peterik of Los Alami- tos. Newport, which has atypically posted more passing yards (414) than ground yardage (280), will start junior Josiah Precl.riksen at quarterback tor tbe second straight week. The Th.rs will also shift senior Jeremy Mason (49 carrie1 for 23' yards) from tailback to fullbaCk, inserting senior speed merC'b&nt Chris Mortel.l ·(11 Carrie• for 30 yarcb) into the starting tailback rote. ·we have a lot of n w guys, whether they came up from the N or from another program, JIO we're just hoping to g t them mor and more 111to our system each week,• Brinkley Mid. ·we'r trying to llhprovo and get ready for I ague." THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 199S ' Sailors rOll throt1gh the Nori•\BD), 11 ~7 N NEWPoRT BRACH -ewport Ha.rbor Hlob~s doubles teams won efghl of nlne match- es Wednesday u the bOlt Sailors (6-2), ra.nlr.ed No. 4 in Orange Cowity .and No. 5 in ClP Southern Section Division t defeated Beverly lfills, 11-7, in a non: league girls tennis metch. V~essa Godbey and Katie Conright, playmg No. l doubles tor Newport Har- bor, finished 18...S in gomes, while Emily Barker and Brooke Taylor (No. 2 dou-ble~) also swept. going 18-6 in games. K~tie Hawktns and Erika Palm, the Ta.rs' third doubles team, won two of three sets, losing only to Beverly Hills' Lisa Dab~y and Masha Silvanskaya, 6-? (5·?). Enca Nelson, playing No. 3 singles for the hosts, won two of three sets going 12-3 in those sets. ' Harbor jumped out 6-2 and was never threatened. Ollsbolm leam Mustangs. 10-8 SANTA ANA -Kristin Chisholm won all three of her matches in singles to lead Costa Mesa High Wednesday to a 10·8 non- league victory over Santa Ana in girls tennis. ·Phuong 'n'an picked added two wins in singles play for the Mustangs and the two doubles teams of Llsa Steele and E.J. Hartlotf and Sara Dim.son and Sara Whitaker won two matches apiece. I -' I ---~-- - Anwli Cl'lltholm (CM} def. Major. 6-1, def. M~ 7-5, won bv det.utt: Tl"an (('M) won. 6- 4; -M. won.. 6-0; ICtank. (CM) lost. o-6, lost. ().. s. won. 6-1. Dot.al•~•le Hwdoff (CM) lost to Eldwn- bet'otr·ltacbn. U.. def. "-nlru.P.tlenchla. 6- 4, Oef. !Wnlrtt~ 6-2: Dlmfon.Whltaker. lost. 4- 6, won. 6-l. 6-l; Wtfls-Oo (~) lost. 2-6, 4-6, ().6. Plrate.9 women crush Cerrttos. 8-1 COSTAMESA- Orange Coast College's women's soccer team swept pest winless and visiting Cerritos, 8-0, as eight play- ers shared the scoring. The Pirates improved to 4-0-1 with the nonconf erence victory. ~ COMt .. c.nttos 1 CA!frltos scoring; Walker 1. Saves: Wojdechi- awskl 10. OCC scoring: Reynolds 1, Hodges 1, Abrams 1, Yoshlk.wa 1, M artin 1. Lawson 1, Hunt 1, Done- gan l. Saves: Nell 1, Reekes o. Jareb's late goal 1iftS scc;r-0 COSTA MESA -Mid· fieldet ShirJey Jareb soo1ed in the 85tb minute cm a pus from Meggen Fleener for tbe game's only goal, a.s host Southern CoWomia College defeated Cal Baptist, 1-0, in a Golden State Athletic Conference women's soc- cer game Wednesday nighL sec; improved to 7..3, 2-0 in GSAC. Cal Baptist fell to 3-5. 0-2. . Five minutes from overtime. Fleener's pass from the far comer crossed the goal and sailed past several defenders, allow- ing Jareb to boot in the game-winner. Amy Lewis bad a dozen goalie saves tor sec. · The Vanguards host The Master's at 5 p.m. Saturday. Tlie men's game with The Master's follows at 7. SoClll College 1, cal a.ptist 0 <:al Baptist saves: Verhagen 9. Soc.al College Koring: Jareb 1. Saves: Lewis 12. <>range f.oMt women lose in four COSTA MBSA - OTange Coast Col· lege dropped a hud·fought, four:og~ match toJ>asadena City College Wednes· day 9-15, 15-13. 15-?, 15-9. The Pirates (3-2) opened up wtth a vic- tory in the first 94me, and battled back to cut the lead to 13-12 andagainto14·13 In the second game before Pasadena (5-0) served out to even the mAtcb at one 9ame each. Michele Steven lead the Pirates with 15 kills. Heather Due and Berl O'Brien added 11 apiece. Wednesday's deep sea report WEDNESDAY'S c:xMJNTS Dlwey's Lodter • 5 boats, HS anglers. Sl ytl· lowfin tuna, 137 skipj~ 1 bonito. 32 calico blS5. 1 sand bass, 7 sculpin, 1 sheepshead, 3 roddish. 1 Whit. sea bas.s, 1 cabezon, 160 mackerel. Newport Unclng · 4 boats, 75 anglers. 9 yel- lowfin tuna, 71 skipjadc. 1 white sea bas.s. 39 calla> bas$, 4 sand bass, 3 sculpln, 61 madterel. 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CHAPMAN AVENUE. trust. to wit Said property sen at public auction to llllJhest ::-"'lrii~, l'lgll'dlng of estate assets ot of 11\tttllllm all od. OM. mtnerals ~· ~ lhefeundar, 1310 West Stewart Dn\lt Oranoe DEED or TRUST, DATED July UN.ESS vdu T.-a<E ACTION PlA~NTIA. CA all right title being sold for me purpose o bidder lor cash or cash~r's tnnc::!::C:" tt."' encwn-eny petition or account and other hydrourbons. belewt al ~ inleresl as Pl"CMded ~· CA 92668 13. 1981. UNLESS YOU TAl(f TO PROTECTYou:tPROP-and in1erast conveyed to and paying the obllgabons securedch8Ck (payable at Ille time of~ r-1°' ~as provided In section deplhol5001eet.withoutlhenght 111• and the unpaid ponoipal .Joel Neultl, 2865 Adanbc ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR ERlY rr MAY BE SOlD AT now held by It under said Deed by said Deed oil rust. lnotudtng sate t0 lawtul money of the Mand :;"Mid ht o:'!t 1 260 of the Cefiforni• of surtace enlly, as reseMd 1nj ~ °'o!: ~e ucured A'lfl11.1e. Suite 227 long Beach PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOlD A P\.J8lJc SM.f. IF YOO of Trust In the pcoperty situated lees and expenses of sate. Tll United States. by cash. casnier's Tn.llt. with ......,... thereon. Probate Code. A Re· instruments ot recoR1 PalCtl 2 ..., ~ ~ CA 90806 AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED N<I EXPUNAllON OF In said County, California de· total amount ol Ille unpaid cn80k drawn by a state or na-• prOYlded In Mid noee(•~ queet for Speciel Notice Easements (A) o\ltr conoguous ':::eeor;,,: ~~ ~&aid DMd Smolll. 2865 AU1n11c NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NAT\.R OF THE~ scribing tht land therein· A prlnapaJ balance. tnteres bonal oank. a state or federal adVlncea, r Int · IM'ldar the form 11 eveilebla from lots lor the purposes ol 1nstall•·1 pens.i,s °'\he ~ and :; A11enue Sutt! 227 Long Beach. THE NATURE OF THE PRO· CEEDING N»MST YOU LEASEHOLD INTEREST IN AND thereon. together with rea· credit union. or a state or federal ..,,,. °'the o.id °' TNlt. the court clerk. bon and matntenance of ubhbes truat$ aealed bv said Deed°' CA ll0806 CEEOING AGAINST YOU. YOU YOO SHOULD CONTACT A TO THE FOLLOWING DE· sonably estimated costs. ex· uv1ngs and loan association. ~ ..... cn.g. Ind Attorney for Pe~ and drJlnage l~ltbes lor en· Trust. Sef'flnO Recoov• Tl'5 Dustness ts conducted bv SHOULD CONT ACT A lAWYER lAWVER. Notb ii '*wt¥ SCRIBED PROPERTY: PARCEL penses and advances at the um savings assoetanon, or savings • .,.._ d.,. TNlllla and William R. DeWoffe troaehment and tor nwral set· anc• Comp.ny ._ sJi a oenerat oartnersrup NOTICE IS nereDy grven 111a1 DNelt hill CTC ~ NO 1. IN IHE CITY or NEW· ol lnltlal publication ol Ille No bank spec1lted tn seclJon 5102 of al.,. INltS Cl'8llld 1J1J Mid Phillp M. SAVAGE. rv aement or stnictures. and (B) Tru51ee, 4900 ' Rr.tergiade The rtQtstrant commenceo to OUAUTV LOAN SERVICE a.vie.. Corponlior1. I.It.a. PORT BEACH. COUNTY OF ol Trustee's . sate Ille Flnancial Coae ano author· Dead "' ·T~ ~ Beet. 8-t . Krieget' sub,ed to the nghl ol dedlca~on. Road. Sulle 2870. ltwlndale, uansJCt business undtr tne CORP . as trustee. or successor ~ T6t Coporalian ORANGE, STATE OF CAUFOR· $200.296.03. The benellcla fzed to do business In tnls state), $172,SMA3 EltlmMld. k.-3750 Uniwraity Ave. o-.er j)llvate streets within the CA 91706, (818) a56-.as8 By famous Dusiness name or trustee or subsnll.tleo trustee •"'*'-(or~"*' NIA. AS SHOWN ON A MAP under 5aid Deed ol Trust hereto· at THE FRONT or THE FLAG· crued lntilrwlt and addllol\ll 1400 to'lf!red property tor Ille ~rposes Diana Catlee. ~ Sec. names listed abo\lt on Sepiember pursuant to Ille Oeeo ol Trust :.:~~-:>v,:· RECORDED IN BOOK 101. lore eKecuted and dellvered I POLES AT THE MAIN ENTRY edvtneea I*')', wll ~ Riverside CA 92501 of 111grus and egress. lit as more 'tsJJ; Dated: 09.'1211995 1 1995 executed by BffiY DAER. A tllltllQMd IJI/ Donakl J = PAGES 38 ANO 39 OF PARCEL the undersigned a written Decia· AREA TO TtiE PLACENTIA CIVIC =-~ .... The 09/21, 09/22. 09/28 par11oifa~~ destnbed ~n Ille lrllde! 1n1559121, 9128, 1~ SIGNED JOEL NEUTEL SINGLE WOMAN AND JOHN luac .,, and 81..m c Mic: MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF THE ration 01 Oelaultand Demand tor CENTER _.OH 11 E CHAPMAN al T under Mid Oeld PUBLIC NOTICE enoaea '(llemeOIS. Ill tlllt -PUBLIC NOTICE TllS statement was hied witll DAER ANO ANNA K. DAER. u.c' hu.ti.nct and . v.4re COUNTY RECDRDER Or SAID Sate. ana a written Notice o AVE PlACENTIA. CA all right. Nit executed •i:eruin ddlwbon ol covenants. Ille County Cler11 of Orange HUSBAND AND WIFE, ALL AS a.ec1' l/ll.192 and . recorded COUNTY Benellclaty Pnone. Oelault ana Etectioo to Sell Th bile ana 1ntem1 conveyed 10 mid ~ tD the undef. File No H57417 condibons and restncbons 11!·1 File Mo. F6574H County on Septtmber21 1995 JOINT lENANTS. and Recorded 2111.192 -tnarumenl No (714)752-4080 Benellciary unoers111rieo causeo §aid NOIJCe and now ne10 by ti under said ~~ w;!:"~ flCTITIOUs BUSINESS ~m August 1~6i~74 in 1'f:'4kl FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NOTICE·Tl'IS nC1tbOUS N.ame on 07l29n981 as 1ns11ument 92-0820 in Boot-Page-· RTC MORTGAGE TRUST 1994· ol Oelault and Elecbon 10 Sell I Deed of Trust 1n and to the Siii mid 1 Wl1l!ln of NAME STATEMEHT 'o11tetai pages lO ·I NAME STATEMENT Slalement eicpres ltve years trom No 4052S·ln Book 14159 Page d Ollleital R80Clfdl in ine • N2. et al .. clo AMRESCO Man· oe recorded 1n tne countY wnere foHowino aescnbed property ~ mid Eledlon ~Sell lhe foU0W1ng person(s) 1~rt annexa:O~o~:c:;:geda~on1°1 Tile foltOW1ng person(s) 1~rt tne oate fl was ftted m t1'1t Ofhte 1753 ol Otllciat records 1n the d the County Recorder d Or-aoement. Inc .. Attn: Scott W. me real property IS locateo ano situated In !tie atoresa1d County The undetslgned CMIMd Mid 00111(>. business as CCC OIREC· 1977 in book 12099 :e ~· dotng Aiusiness as NEWroRT 01 Ille ~ountt Cl: A ~w fltb· olfice of me County Recorder of 8!'108 County, S.. d Calfof. McCtoud. 2 Corporate Park. more lhan ll'lree monllls nave and State. to· wit Lot 200 ol NoClca °'~and Election TORY PUBLISHERS. 3722 ollicial records • ·YACHT CHARTERS. 2801 W oous sinus me tattment ORANGE County. CaUlornla. and IW, and pu!SIJ8l1f to the Nolioe Suite 100. Irvine. CA 92714 Tiie elapsed since sucn recoroatlon tract no 1872 as shown on a ID Sell ID be l'ICOl'Oed tn Ult Calahna Stteet, Los ~amtos. CA Tile property heretolore de· Coast Highway. Newport Beach. ~: ~ ~:°s=:~~'i'noi~~ pursuant to Ille Nolloe ol Oefaun d D11tau1t and Election to Sel property nerelolore described is For sale lnlormatlon. contact Ille map recorded 1n book 53 pages county wt.. the IWill proper· 90720 scnbtd 15 bet sold • ., 15• Hie CA 92663 1 1 and Etecbon to Seit thereunoer lherewldef reootded ~11195 being sold ·as ls' The street undersigned at (619) 491·0803 47 lllrougn 49 ot miscellaneous ty II b:Med mid rnoi-. than United P\Jbf1sne~ Corporaboo. street aooress'1nd other common James C ftlnt. 1831 Cock· :'e :;~nz~::ou~se ~~1r!:: recorded 06/1611995 as fnstru· ~ No.!!&-~ aodress ana other common rite no 36261·A Dated Sep· maps In tile ollice ot Ille county tw. monlt. have 8'apled a Cahlornia Corpora~on. 3722des1gnabon if any of tlie re• scrow Lane. Sant.a Ana. CA 92705 Name in ..,Ofat>on o1 the nghts of men1 No 95·256503 of said °' R~ v.tl· f..aid ciesignauon II any. ol tne real tember 22. 1995 NORTHWEST recorder ol said county. tax aince such rec:ordltion. So-Cat.ahna Street Los ~alTlltos. CA~roperty ciescnbed abo'lf! 1s c Donna Legrand Hunt. 1831 anotller under Federal state or 0111C131 Records. WILL SELL on • on property described above ts MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC .. asse~sor no ~22·442·20 Tile noma Comlev:'.'l ~ 90720 p.Hported·lo be 1 Curl Dr corona ockScrow Lane, Santa AM. CA common law (See See1>on 1«00 10fl4/199~ at 10 00 AM at IN ~WS:O:. 1~:::: purporled to be 881 ·883·887· as tnmet 1450 Frazee Road, s11eet address and other com· = • T~...:.. •. O. C.: TlltS business is conducted by Del M.lr, CA 92&25 · 927~ bl et sea 8uS1ness and P!Ofess1ons FRONT OF THE FLAGPOLES AT . . 889·891-895·899 PRODUC· Sulla 308 San Dieoo. CA 92108 mon destQnatlon ol the above • r-•-. Horporabon The understgned lnistee 5 51ness 15 conducted by Code) THE MAIN ENTRY AREA TO ~~~~ TION PLACE. NEWPORT (619) 491·9288 BY. KAREN deSCllbed property IS purported !M9JS-IOJY, Telephone Tile registrant commenced to0isdaims any habhlY for afl'j ~s~nd & wile Ft~t f111ng THE PLACENTIA CIVIC CENTER California .. ~ auaion tO BEACH. CA The undersigned GURGEL, Al.ttnortzea SJgnallJre to be. 2120 Republic Avenue ~~v:>;.: !transact bJStness under Ille 1nconectness of the street ad~nts~~~/,: st.arted dOlllQ Dusi· CARY W. HAMPAR, &,. 401 ·411 EAST CHAPMAN the highell Wder fol cash. (fl Trustee dlsctalms any llablUty P71523 9128 1015.10/12~5 Costa Mesa. ca 92627 ·0000 The dent. oate· 09111m timous l)Jsiness name or dress ·and ot11er common oesig. SIGNED JAA'ES c HUNl DONNA 9101 Wllstrre Bl'ICI AVENUE PlACENTIA. CA AT the 1orma ~ -ltlt.Mul ten-tor any lncOfrectness ol ltle PUBLIC NOTICE undersigned Trustee d1Scla1ms ASAP176644 !lt'2.a, 10/5 1()(12 n~s listed aoo..e on Au°"st 28, nabon. 11 any, shown herein Sai LEGRAND HUNT · No 1106 PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE der in the ~ Statlea, ~ street address and other com· any uaolftry lor any incorrectness ' 1 sate will be made. l)J1 w1thou Tru statement was filed wit11 Btverly 1-tlls, CA 90212 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH ...,.. in u 1111 timed sale), al mon deslgnatJon. If any shown Notice Of Trustee's Sale nne ol tile s11eet address and other PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~~RAlU~~EDBy ~USHERSJ't0venan1 or warranty. expressed the County Cler'rl ol orange NewPOrt Beacn.Costa Mesa (payable at tne bme 01 sate 1n rigt(, title, and ~ con-nere1n Satd sale will be made. Order No Trustee Sale No 95. common aesigna11on 11 any. coo v' P n Mont· or 1mpheo, reoaruino bUe. pos.lcounty on Septemoer 8 1995 CN328915 Sep 28 Oct 5 12 19 lllwlul money ot tne Untied ~to and now held tiv • ur.-but wllllout covenant or war· 12:1 l N Reference No APN No shown nerem Said sate Wlll De CNS 1311381 gomeiy, • session. or encumbrances to NOTICE·Tl'IS Fttb~0us Name 1995 States) all right Utle and inter· def Utld Deed cl TfU!d. in the ranty. expressed or lmplted. •58·022·23 You are 1n delault made. out witnout covenant or NOTICE OF Ille T't~~~emgitrllwas 1 hle3 wil/ll,the remain.no Pl'flClpai sum of Statement el(j)ltts ltvt yms trom PUBLIC NOTICE est conveyed to and now held ~ ailul&ed 111 utid regarding bOe. possession. or under a notJCe of Oetlnquen1 warranty. expressed or 1mp11ed PETITION TO c n n s e 0 range note(s) secured by said Oeed o the date 11 was hied 1n the Ofltce by 11 under· said Deed of Trust In ~and a more encumbrances. to pay me re· 4ssessment dated 05/31195 reoarding !lite possession or ADMINISTER ou JT~e.f~:m~~:~s~ame Tnisl. with interest thereon. a 01 tilt County Clerll A new Fttll· ---Rlt~-No-. _F6_5_U_i_I __ the prooerty situated tn 5al(! futy 111 the aboYe mam1og pnnapal sum ol tne unlesS you take action to protect encumbrances to pay the EST ATE OF: Al TA st.atement res hve urs f proY1ded in Sllld note(s), ad bous Business Name St.ltement FICTITIOUS BUSINESS County ana State heretnafter :".::::Deed_:!;:-The note(s) secured by said Deed of your property. It may be sold at rematnmo princ1pa1 sum ot me BAKER AKA Al TA !ht oate 11 : tiled 1/ tile ~~ce va~. '1 1"f ·under tile terms of must be !tied before that date Tile NAME STATEMENT oescr1bea A CONDOMINIUM . ~ c:cm-Trust. Wiii\ interest thereon. as a publlc safe 11 you need an note{s) secured by sale! deed ot FA YE BAKER of Ille counl'f Clerll. A new Fttb· !Ile eo 01 rust. eS11mi!ed tees lil1no ot this st.atemen1 dOes not of The lot10W1no per1on(sl inti COMPRISED Of PARCEL 1: ;::1 dlligilllfiell~, :!:: prov1deo rn satd note(s). ao· exolana11on ol the narure of Ille trust. willl Interest tlle1eon as CASE NO JUDICIAL bous Business Name St.alemen i"a;rs : 1 e;:;ises ot Ill 1tset1 authonte the use 1n this dOtng lluS1ness as WESt ELM An undivtdad 1/1<4 Interest In ii ~lo . 3186 Mt-vancas, II any, under the terms proceedings against you you provided In satd note(s) ad· COUNCIL must be hfeo belore that bme Tile 111 ee a 0 nists create state 01 a ncobous Bustness IN\/ESTMEHT COW'AHY. Al and to Lot 1 of Tract No. 10389. deir'8 ,.,_,.,. ~ Meu ol tne Deed of Trust. esumated shoufo contact a 1awyer on vanoes 11 any. under me terms COORDINATION filing ot this st.atemenl does not of ~99~~3 ~'2sb~a~~st ~-wit Name in YIOlabon 01 the ngttts of 10886671. 120 El Camno Dnw . • 111 Ille City of Costa Mesa. Cellfomia 92626 The under· lees. charges and expenses ol 10/19i'a5 al 10 oo AM PRE· ol the said deed of trust es\J· PROCEEDING itself authonze Ille use 1n !IVs interist ano addlbonat d nise 1 anolller under Federal. State. or 1 106, Be'lflrty HtUs, CA 90212 County ol Orange. State ol '9lllCI Truaee ~ the Trustee ana ot Ille trusts FERRED TRUSTEE SERVICES as mated fees charges and ex· state of a FtcDbous Business a w 11 a vance ' common law (See Secbon 14.00 Donald L IU!z. 9763 Dontng· Calllornta. as shown on a map liabililyfor fll"l lnootr-=--W: created by said Deed ol Trust, tne duly appointed Trustee penses ol Ille trustee and of the 130~1 Name 1n .... otabon ol lhe oghts ot to1a.,1 increase tilts ligute pno el seq Business and Protess1ons IOn ~ace, Sevtrty Hills. CA 90210 recorded 111 bOok 450. pages 18 Iha ..,.. ~ and cie. to·wl! $659.624 94 Estimated under and pursuant to NotJce ol trusts created by said deed of . .To all he!rs, benefi· a~r under Federal. State, o The benehcia u r Code) n~t Fthno Donald L Kn & Assooates. and 19 ol MtSC:ellaneous Maps common dellgl111tioo, f vnf, Accrued interest and addltlonaf Delinquent Assessment. re· trust to wit Said property IS c_1a11es, cred1.tors, con-common law (See Secbon H 4 Deed ol Tnist nererotor~Ke~: Newport Beach-Costa Mesa Inc (a Cahlorru cori>orabon, Al 111 tile olla of me Counly ~ henlin. The IDtal advances. II any. will increase corded on 05126.95 as oocu· beano sota tor the ouroose ot tmgent creditors, end et seci . Business and Proless.ons and dettv"ed to the und 1 ned CN32861517634M.Y Sep I0886671). 120 B camno Dnve Reooroer ol s.atd County wnounl ol the unpaid balllnce tlHs ligure pnor to sate THE ment No 95 0225443 Book paytng tne obltgations secured persona who may other· Code) n 0 ers g 14.21 .28. Ott 5, 1995 1106 Be11e~y ltUs. CA 90212 EXCEPTING THEREFROM all 011, ol the otlligaCion •01 .. d ~ BENEFlCIARY MAY ELECT TO Page ol 0111c1ai Records tn the by said Deed of Trust. tnciud1ng ;hiae ~~ interested in Fi~t filtno ~n:a"nci ~~,a~~oen ~n~e~l\J~ln~e PUBLIC NOTICE Tl'tl~ Dusiness 15 conQictec t1r' gas. m1n~rats ano other hydro· the plqier1y to. be tdll and BID LESS THAN THE FULl Ollloe ol ltle Recorder ol Orange lees and eKpenses ol sale The bo~h w i f· 'ZL .;ltf;:'KeoR LAIOWE, LA&OWE I HOFFMAN Nobce of ~la.tit and ElecDon a g~1: ~:-P d caroon subStances tying below ,_.-. ~ oasis, CREDIT BID Thi! benelldary County Cahlornta property total amount of Ille unpaid AKA' ALT A FA YE BAK 1631 W &llf!t1y 811/d Seu The unoe~gned caus Ai. No. 119UIUllO transact ~ ra com':enc:t : a oeptll of 500 teet wltllout the ~and .advancea ~the under said ~eel ol Trust htteto-owneo oy Elone A Wefts. wih principal oalance interest ER • Second F1oo said No~ce ol Oelaitt and Becbo FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ltcbbous i::;::s u ria r rllJhl 01 surface entry. as re· :"'of i!:,. fnlill~: tore executer! ana aelrverecl to sell at public: aycnon to tile tnereon togetner willl rea· A PETITION h Los Angt/fs. CA to Seti to be recorded 1n Ille NAME STATEMENT names fisted above on :0. ~r served by Roy Hirata. by deea $2 75 7 the unoersioned a written hlgnest b1ooer for casn fpayat>lt sonaoly estimated costs ex· b fil d b as NtwPOrt Beach-Cost.a Mesa . county wnere !ht ttal prope~ 1 ihe lollO\Vlng oerson(s) '~" 1974 · reoorded ADol 3. 1978 1n oook • :!.'3 i;n;, ~ == Oeciarabon of Default and Oe· at tJme ot sate tn taw1ul money of penses and advances at the time E~SnTERN cXu~g~~~ CN328573 95.7504 Sep 14.21,28. located and more than thre doing buS1ness as DIM()ND SIGNED DONALD L KATZ & 12620. page 62, OlllClal Rec· bid nwy be ltlu then the '°'81 mand for Sate. and a written No· the United Stales by casn a ot tntllal publabon ot the NobCe A SS OCIA TION OF SE V 1 . Ott 5. 1995 months nave elapsed since sue FUOL SERVICE 1038 S Grand ASSOCIATES INC By Donald L ords EXCEPTING THEREFROM ildet*dt-due. In 8dclilion tiCe ot Oetault and Elecuon to cashier·s cnecit arawn by a stat.e ot Trustee's Sale. rs E N T H . 0 A y PUBLIC NOTICE recordaoon Ave .tN44 Dtamono Bar CA Katz. P1uident Gene,_ Partner the fonowtng (a) Units 1A·l & to c:Mh, the TNlllM will 111> Sell The undersigned caused or nabona1 ban-. a cneek orawn $108.888 06 The benetioary ADVENTISTS • DATE 09·06 95 9llf>S This statement was l~~o witll 1A·2 through 14A·1 & 14A·2 ~s cep1 <*hilw'• dl8Cb dntwn said Nobee ol Oelault and Elec· oy a state or tedera1 credit union under said Deed ol Trust hereto· Superior Court '1 Ct~r I RI• No. fl574U Forttlos11te C0111ult111ts, II"·· a Seung Woon Ltt 622-75-the County Cfer11 of Orange shown upon the conoomlntum on a stale or Rllional l:JeM. a t1on to SeK to be recorded In Ille or a CJltCI( orawn oy a state or fore executed and delrvered to fornia County of R' ! · FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ttusttt, By Tt11 Snyder. Extc 50t91 I 1038 S Grand Ave IN44 County on Sepiemoer 8 1995 ptan recoroed in book 13551 at dlec:tl ~ by a ...., or fe6. county wtl&fe Ille real property tederar savings and loan asso· the undersigned a written Oecta· side • iv r-NAME STATEMENT ~ct prrs11Jtm amond Ba• CA 91765 NOllCE· Ttirs Ftcncius Name page 1737 ol OlhciaJ Records ol enit Cf1ldil union, or 1 dl8Clc IS located and more man three lion sav111gs assOciatlon or ration of Default and Demand for THE PETITION re· Tile follCW1ng person~S'll!'f 8101 Kwsar Blvd, '160, Ma Tl'lls Dusiness is conclucted by Statement eicpm hve yun ft0m said County (b) The exckJSMI ~ tiv a _.. or .._... monllls have etaosed srnce suCh lngs t>ank specjlted 1n secuon Sale, and a written Nobee of quest• thet SOUTH· ~f~~~ ~ B Pa .RT S httm Hlls. CA 92808. (7l4)282 an '~dl..,dual dot the date 1t was flleo 1n the OfltCI! right to possesston ot all !hos aaW1Qt1 end~.~. recordabon 5102 of tne FlnanClat Code and Default and Election to Sell Tile EASTERN CALIFORNIA L ttlt CA 92~n f11wll)', 2424 ness a~1/:e's 5~~ no Dusi· 01 the County Cleric. A new Ftca· areas des111na\8tl as balconies aMIOt llAOCiMion, or -DATE 09/2M5 uthorll8d to do business rn tlltS undersigned caused said Nottee ASSOCIATION OF SEV aguna s. 9· 14,9-21,9·28. 1995 SIG lo fuNG oous Bus111ess Name Stltemtnt patios. storage areas and ~ 6er-. SfJ9Clfied in Secllon CJUCAGO mu COMPANY II late) Al IN THE FRONT or THE OI Default and Efecbon to Sell lo e N T H • D A y IMs~te:,,e ~~;~ :lk6 Baronet. PUBLIC NOTICE ~his ;taterne~~ 7.~;d Wttll must be hied Delort NI •me The garages as snown upon the .:: ~ F1nandal ~ Tm taa FORECLOSURE LAGPOlES AT THE MAIN be recorded In the county Where ADVENTISTS be ep· E n s Chot 26776 Baro 1 !he Counfy Oetll of Orange li~ng ol ~s staternenl does not of condominium plan above re· in tlil ..... In '°it!'_.~ SERVICE CEHTER 560 E HOS· NTRY AREA PLACENTIA CIVIC tlle real property IS located and pointed es personal Mss:'on ~eJO. c.4 92692 ne · NOTICE OF TRUSTEFS County on Septtmoer21 1996 nself aulhonze the use 1n this !erred to. PARCEL 2: Units BA' der ot. INvl CMh ill ao-PITALITY LANE SAN BER· CENTER <101·<111 E CHAPMAN more lllan three months have representative to edmin-Tilts buSlness 1sconducled by SALE UNOER DEED Of NOTICE· Tilts Ftcilbous Name state of a Mcbbous 8usineu 1 and BA·2 as shown upon th oePed. the Trudee nwy NARDINO CA 92408 Telephone AVE PLACENTIA. CA all 11ghl. elapsed since such record anon Isler the ellate of the t.isband & wile TRUST Fiie: 1 ~3733 Lo«i: St.atement exPtres hve yu~ trom Name m .... o1a11on of Ille nghtS ol Condominium Plan abov w4ihhokf the ~ cl the Number (909) 884·0448 By atle ano interest under satd for sate mlormabon, contact Ille decedent. The rtQ!Stlant commenced to 12832A2 Othef. W4621W the <la1t 11 was hied 1n the Olltce another unoer Federal, Stite. Of referred to. PARCEL 3: An Tru&tea'• Deed until funds.,.. Teresa M Drake 4sst Vice Nolloe ol Delinquent Assess· unders111ned at (619) 491 ·0803 THE PETITION re· 1n1nuct Dusiness under the ~6'tJ 1J::.':r oel~·~u.¥J ol Ille County Clefll A new Fttb· k:ommo11 IH (See Seceon 14400 exclusiVe appurtenant easemen come aYMable to the P¥l8 or Prestoent ment Ill Ille property sltuated tn rite no 36426·B Dated Sep-quest• the decedent'• hcnous business name or DER A DEED OF ~J:t:' oous Business Name Suternent,!1 seq · Bus.nus and P!OftsSICns lor restdenllal use and purpose endof.-•a 1n1111ar d rigt(. OPP 19366 9/28.1015.10/12i435 said Counly descrlD1no tne land tember 21 1995 NORTHWEST WILL and codicils if names listed above on WA DATED December 7 1990• roost t>t t~eo t>ttore tnal om Tne "'ooeA m and 10 the balcony and pall Seid .. Ml be made, in an PUBLIC NOTICE tnere1n Lot 1 ol IJact 8428 as MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC .• any, be admitted' to IGNtO GENE K CHOI, EUN s UNl..ESS YOO TAKE .AcTION td1ng ot ths statement ooes no1 ol First h~VI" cou""' 1 ,..5 dtrectly adjacent to Ille abov ._ ltl" ccndiliorl. ~ \'AltlOIA nown on a mao reco1oed in 11 tn111M 1450 ~razee Road probate. The WILL end HOI TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· 1tsefl authonze tne use •n this "' ,_... J.,. UP described unit shall be deemed~ or v.erranty, ~ Notice 01 Trustee's Sate File No ook 397 pages 19·23 of Suite 308 San Diego. CA 92108 any codicil• ere evail· lhts slalemenl was ltled with ERTY, IT MAY BE SOlO AT state ot a Ftc•bous BvStness 9401 :~:,.u.·J:'~ to be part ol tile ·Restricted Of implied regarding !Me. pcs-261·A Loan No 116494452 rsoeltaneous maps, 1n the (619) 491 ·9288 BY tiE ATtiER able for examination in IM County Cfer11 of Orange A PU8UC SALE. IF YOO Name in Ylolaton 01 me oghts ot Ne'* ..... , s. 2 common Areas· shown is 8 sealorl or einc:urn&ance&, to Truster P WALKER You are tn office ol Ille county recorder of CHURCHILL Autho11zed Signa· the file kept by the ounfy on September 8, 1995 NEED l4N EXP\.ANATION OF anotrier unoer ~ral State or C~~~ ~u ano BP on tile Condominium Ullilft the II~ ... default under a deed of 11ust. ranoe County The s11ee1 lure P71489 court. NOTICE·Tllts F1cboous Name TI-E NATURE OF THE PRO. common "w (See Sec,on 14400 14 21 28 Oct 5 1995 P Plan aDove referred 10 PARC£ Q.RCf ~ Utld Deed cl !Nit, dated September ~5 1989 ddress and otner common 9'28 1015 10/12R5 THE PETITION re· St.atement ~ru hw years trom CEEDING AGAINST YOU, et SfQ Business ano Proless1ons · · · • •: An exe1uslY8 appurtenilll ~ ~· ~ Jr.. unless you take. acbon to protacf Oeslgnabon, ti any. of the real PUBLIC NOTICE quests au1hority to oate 1t was hied 1n tile Of11ce YOO SHOULD CONTACT A Codt) PUBLIC NOTICE easemenl to use and occupy, a lefeal • ~cwided thef9in, and vour prooerty. n may be sold a roperty descrk>ed above IS administer the estate I the County Citric. A new Ftcll· LAWVER. Notice la t.weby First nhng & Demand nltno all nmes the garage descrtbea the ~ ~ cl 11111 a public sa.te fl vou need an ex· purported to be" 20 Jet1y Drive NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S under the Independent bous Business Name Statement ~ lhlll Seneno Recon-Newport Beach-Costa Mesa File Ma. KATIO and designated on the conoo = ~~ sa:_Deed" plananon of the nature ol the Corona Del Mar. Ca 92625 The SALE Tl\Jllle Siii No. Administretion of Es· must be hied belol1! th" bme Tile veyanc. Company, • trust· CN328921 Sep 28 Oct 5 12 19 ftCTmOUS IUSIES mmlum Plan above relerred 1 PRMded in said Nole eon.:! proetedlngs against you you nders111ned Trus1ee dlSClalms n59Jt.A 1lie Ordw No. tetes Act. (This euthori· filing of tin st.atement does not ol ~ SUCOll550I IMilee. or t995 NAME ffATDIOfT as BG wtllch shaU be dMmecl 1 ..... dwget and ....... d should contact a lawyer On ny fiabiffty for any 1neorrectness 2U1SOQ IWnnce No. ty w ill allow tho person-tsetl aitllOnze Ille use 1n tilts the :o1 "T'n:::::;: PUBLIC NOTICE The l~ng Ill"°!'(•) •Hit oe pan ol the "Restricted Com Iha Tnmee and cl h WCI OclOber 19. 1995. at 10.00 am. 1 the slJeet aociress ano other 77821 NIN 422<202m YOU el reprHentative to lake I.lie of • Ftcbllous Bilsiness Kalherine Oiddnaon . do1119 buS!ntn as FM R>OO mon Areas· The proper CNllllad IJI/ tlllict Deed d Truat NORTHWEST MORTGAGE mon cies111nabon, 11· any NtE. ff DEFAULT UNDER A many ectioni without Name l'n \1olnon of the nghls ol R .t.J• &il9e File No. 1H5'651105 STORE. 7411101..1 Palma Avt . S.. address and other common CTC ~ ~ SERVICE.S. INC. A Minnesota hown herein Said sate wiN be DEED OF lRVST DATED obtaining co~rt epprov· another under Ftderal. State. or =991 as~ :' flClTTIOUS BUSINESS A. &Jena~ CA 90l!20 designation 11 any of the rea ~ kncMI\ • CounlrY-COfporat1on. as duly appointed acle. out without covenant 01 10QA/t1· UN..ESS YOU TAXE el. Before taking certain mmon law (See Srcbon 14.00 91-4015«> in Boot t-¥A PIOlt NAME STA~MOO SaCnom RIMlal\ 4531 Proper"' d'escrlbed above wklt T1tta r--.ton. 400 Trustee under deed ol lnlS rrantv expressed or mplted, ACTION ~ PROTECT YOUR very importent action• teQ • Business and Professions WA ot Ollldal AICCWda in fie ™ fOllowing peison(S) ISN! ~r A'ft • I f.a, LOflO leach. ., ............ -•• ~,_, e t.ed "" Paul w llt d ""ard . title Ion PROPER~. rr aMY BE h h '1 l doing ausiness as AfKINSON CA ll10808 purportadlobe 2231 PACIFI ~w~.sv-ea ....... xaw w1 a er an ..., lllO · PoSS8SS ·or $0U)ATAPUBUCSALE.F owaver, t. e pe!sona ~rstfhng olficeoltheCountyR--* ENTERPRISES (714) 8794311 8ob u...... ... 11 Ahmed .. c .. AVE B·S COSTA MESA C Wiii;, CA 93065. ~ Paull~ Wa~er husband and mbfallCe$, to pay the YOU NEED AH ~ representet1ve wiJI be I ' TEAM DCllOW INC. o( Orange County, Ca11onia _,.., • .._1 92627 Tiie unlle<5'1fled Trus (805) 52().6080 S..tnfcfm9. woe as community PfoPerty as tmalning PtlnCIPaf sum due T10H OF THE NAT\JRE Of required to give notice I 13151 Btoollllurst SI and pun;iant to the Nolica oi 15421 Cl'lert1cal Lane ttinbngton ~ruir Ave · IA4. lOl\O BtActl. disclaims any liability tor any tn lloo."(805) S206100 •MM. trustor. to secure obllg.at1ons 111 ncler ~d Notice ol Delinquent THE ~ to Interested pereona GlllJl.n GlvMI. CA 9264 Delu and Eladion lo 54111 Be~h CA ~Jio 547 14 = ~ 4531 MDnt.at correcmess of the proPerty ad· ~ Gane Fonla, Tn.Ma'I favor ol Western Banlt as bene-sessment, with inierest AGAtdT YOU YOU u nl e u the y have Newport8eacll-Costa Meu thefeundef r.:ordad OM1!>' 3000 511 15421 c~so~CJI L~· A11t I M.. ,,,....: a..~.. r dress ano other oommon des• Siie Olfioer. o.ct: W2CMl6 tlclary recoroed Septemoer 29 ereon. as provided In said SHOULD CONTACT A LAW. waived notice or con-CN328l94 T·203l·C Sep 1995 In 8oc>ll WA. Paaa NIA. ttinb Beach CA 92649 llOtlde .... "' -~ CA tgnitJon. 11 any, shown herein ASAP1780&01W'Za. 1M . lOfll 1989 as Instrument No olloe. adVancu. If any. esll-~ On 1~w • UIO aented to the propoaed 14.21·28·0d5, 199() as lns.tNmM No. ~}le974 r: Allanson CllmPoell Tl'tls i.ifl!neas ltc:oncllC1ld rhe total amount ol the unpaid PUBLIC NOTICE 89525718 in Boolt Pao• ol tne ated lees. cnarges and n · PJI., Sonoml Ccuwr.w.clnO action.) The lndapen-PUBLIC NOTICE :_.~ ~v~ ~ 555-8&--9814 15421 Cheflllc.11 aoel\eft!IPM'ltl'Shp by oaianct of tne ot>llgadon st· olllclal records 01 me recorder's ses ol lilt Trustee. to-wit Cctpontlb,. • .. 4Jtt IP' dent administration North ttonc ..,.,_ '° ._ ln lt.t°'nQIOll eeacn. ~ Aeo~ Im not~ blQlin cured by the property to be so llOTICE OF TAOSm'S SALE ollloe of Orange County. C.-4.113 00 Esllmattd Accrued ~ T,,_. W.W and authority will be granted Tr••te• Slit ND. 20554·F County ~ 700 CMc 92649 m nnuct t111t1ne1s unott o. Md reasonable Htlmalfd costs iltle Order No 825420·6 fornla wiUell at pubk auction llrttt and addltlonal adVllOOU ..,......too..ctOfrn.t.,. unless en intetested NOTICI Of TllUSTU'SSAlf c.rw Oriole w..i Senta Ana DoNI B Allenson Mant11 r1t•'4llls bu1loeSI 1'*"I or expenses and adVances at lllt Tmltt Sale No. 5441-40 to highest bidder tor cash or I anv. Will 111crease thlS ligure COl'd9d on ~W1 • Docu-per•on files an objection YOU ARE IN DEFAUL 1 UNOE: CA 1111 1-00 p .M. • public euo'. DeQicoon t 111st 96-6480241 namts hSled henlin time 01 me Initial publlcatlon 0 Reference No 1660764000 cashier's cl'ltCll (payable at the tor 10 sate Tile Claimant unoer "*11 No. I'..,,• Book -to the petition end A OED> OF lRUSTDATED 01·07 lion to the ~ bidder b EJstt M Atllnson & Tamara SIGNED SA8HOM fWiMNt1. BOB the NollOe of Sais is·S76.64~.64 APN No 424·142·U bmt ol salt In lawful money ol o Notice ol Oefint1Uen1 As· Ptgt .:'~:::: ~ ahowa good ceuH why 94 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTIO CMt1 ~ .. h 1irn9 d Manson CampOell Trustets WO.WFN'I NM:D, Sttl.UY In addition to cash. lilt Trustee YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A the Unlled Stalls. by cash. saument heretofore mcuted :... r"':..-. ~ the court ehovld not TO PROTECT YOUR ~RTY u1a in lw'ul money d Iha 1!1421 Cllernca Lant. lt.tn,noton 1WWH will acoept 1 cashier's Ch DEED OF TRUST DATED cashier's cl'ltCll drawn by a stale and del!Vered to the undersigned trll9CUlld -;::""Gr.orY 0. grant the authority. rT MAY BE SOLO AT A PU8L Unled S\Me5), 1111 ~. * Beach. CA ~g ~ Thts slJttmtttt ••Wild -.91 orawn on 1 state or nation 02/05186 UNLtSS YOU TAKE or national bank. 1 slate or a wrinen OeclMallon 01 Detaul 8'fml.• ...,,. 1Wt.-•l'i A HEARING on th• SALE f YOU NW> AN Em.A· and i1lllf.u. ~to~ Donald e "°'oson Resilll lie CoufWt Cltrti Of OtlflOI ~ok 1 cnecic drawn by 8 state ACllON TO PROTECT YOUR ltderal ettditunlon. or a statt or and Demand IOI'. Sale. and a tarlmeo~==-.. =: petition will be held on ~EDOU~ NAlURE OFT llDWNld bya\ftfat"8icf0ead Tnist 95-6444624. EIS1t ~on-~Sl31, 1a or 1eaera1 cndlt union or PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOlD 1ec1er11 SaYtngt and loan asso-ltten Nob ol Dtlaufl and 1 .._,.. •October 12 1995 et rflV\I[. 1..._ AGAINSl YOU dTn.cln,.popertyellulatled "°'rison & lamara A!Mnson NOTU·Tln ~'°"' turN c!ltei OlllWll by • state or AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Clatlon, SIVIOQt assoelatlon. or Electlon to Sell Tile underslgntd ........... ol -nomi. 9 :OO A .M. In Oept. 0-1 OU SHOULD COfll ACT A lAW in uid County Md SW. iw. Caml)Oell T llJSlltes 15421 Stlltmenl ..... tM run lfl>l'!I feoerat SIVlllOS ano tOal'l ass<>-NEED AN fXPlANATION Of savings bank speollllld tn stellOll used said Notice ol DtltUI ,.. on IMtWf Of~ ~ located et 4050 Moin ER ~ dlacthd. As mere ful.. Cllemcat Lane. tt11111naion the dlll It•• Ned 111 flt Offlcl eiatton uvrt1gs assodati8"n or THE NATO.RE Of Tl1E PRO-5102 ol the Flnanaal Cod• ano and Eltct!on to Sell to bt r .. a.w. -a C11b!111t LJm. Street Rivtraida CA on 1().Q&.0$ II 1000 AM ~ deec:&ad on tald Deed of Buch. CA92649 al the Cou~ Otll A,.. Rd- S.Wlllgs ~k Sl)tdfled "' Sec-CEEOINGS AGAINST YOU. YOU authon21d to do bu1lnest 11'1 tll!S ded In the county wlltrt Ill• ..................... 9 2501. ~surt ~llatll "'· Inc ~:.....!!'-~..... C..mptiell 1Sl89 Tr\151 I bi !Wtnm ...,.. ~ llOn 5102 Qf the Ftnanclll Code SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. state). at THf FRONT Of n.E 1eat Ptooerty It tocated Ind ry. M ... aDUble aJt1lon IF YOU OBJECT TO tne 'f a~rw.ed 11.t$1tt undt --corrwnon ~ C..ndlet •6902'R4 EIStt M ~t.liltdlllfMllltll'!t Thi ~d authorllld to do buslnt'5 On 10/19195 11 1000 AM , FWlPOLe.S AT THE MAIN more Olen ttir .. mont111 haw ID .. NQflltltllldder fot~ the granting of the ::O'::'anto~:r:: of J:, ~,Cllha:-'i:= Allenson & ~lanll H Jltnstn ltlinQolfllt..,...<lillllNllOf In llliUtata. In !ht Mnt tender CHICAGO TlllE COMPANY as ENTRY A.REA TO \'ME Pl.ACEN· llPMO stnc:. Suell rtcOlcll1!0n .._..llltamed .. lrlllw-petition, you 1h~ld men( No a;.~"°°• lo be· ,.;:tuMln ~ TnistleS 15421 Clltmlca Lant "Hit &ltlOM .. 1111 in IQ ollle1 than cash Is llCCflPttd the !lie dul'j appolllf•d Truslee TIA CIVIC CENTER 401-411 E OATE 0912&M ,_FERMO U . mc1n11J d .. lMlld epptar et tht l\eonng Paot Of Olfloal ReQords n • Co.ta...._ CA tmJ The ttl,_nglen 8Ncll CA 92&49 Stall ol •I ~ ..... Trvstet Ml/'/ WlltihOld th• tssu· unoer and pursuant to Deed 01 CHAPMAN AVE. PLACENTIA. CA t lllMCIS 3900 ....., ti'/ Cllllh, • ~ end t te1e your ob)eo· oll ·~ the Rtcol'dt 0, ~ · ~ 1W Ttutt '°' """' '"~ff .. tlGI* ot ance ol Ult 'TM•'i Deed untll Trust. recorded on 02/lW as aN hi. 1111t 111d inflfts1 con· BIRCH STA£El. SUITE 113 dlldlclrllMI w•,...OI.,.. tlon1 or file written co:i~ c:atolha .!:,f*d ~ dlttlma-. wii.,.-: Wff 6;;. :S*l'l &~et/tYNl.5. BM M nhr "('!'~._ S1lllA. 0t 1 ndt beCOmt evWble 10 Ille OOQlment No. 86·061663 BOolt to al'td now 1111c1 bV rt NEWPORT BEACH CA 9266 *-I...,._• c:Nckcflwft ~ objection• with the •0 \Wk and~ i l ooirtdt-cl PfOPll1V r'llM 1an11 Ii Jenstn. DOftWTiOll , _ __, 144DO p~ Of •ndorstt 19 1 matter P411• 01 Ollldal Reco<dS 111 the under uid Deed Of Ttust In tnd (714) _.76·7088. By· MARC R, ·-~=~unlOn. court btfor• lhe heat· ~. 11 ,:'..., 11,:,u eddl.a mid ohr oommon ::~1~11..~Lw ~~·8uti1*1 enrlhol '""' 01 rlgllt Seid i.alni1Ut made Otf1ce 01 Ille fl«ofOtr ol OR· to Ille lofloWW19 deJCl'ibff proo tCY# P11 on -P •-ot lno. Your app.eatanea lltatr'IS fan'lt1 Tnist o.d dealaNlon. 1 9/IJI, tittowll ,.,_., • DUI Wltl'lOut COl/ttllflt (JI Wit: ANGE County. Clllforn~. ext· ty tftull9d tn Ille 11~ 1.10'-l.10/IMs =... ~ ":.: m oy be in pe11on Of by 16. 1\lllO, as Tft4e0f, NI~ weh TN ICillll 81WC of lat~°::G ~ ~ A:Dfl YllAlllCIDWClllP ranty.••orm 01 IMClltd reoard cuted by PRODUCTION PlACI County and S"'9. lo·Wlt LoD 8 PUILtC MOTIC• .....,. or ..,. our •ttorney. Luslbldtf, 1 rNIMCf. INI\ as " r. ~ bMMll08 a h HM .~ dOlllO bu•· 11.ws.r...; lllO 11111. POl$tUIOfl or encum· PARTN£RSHIP. a Cllllornli '1!d 9 ttlt Southtfl'f 1 15 fMt Of ~ ~ "' ..... l1Gll .. IF YOU AR! A llld ...... !)!Opt~. obtgltlaft-.: ......... pnip-nes:twtt"~ 2-14..t( ~CA .. OllllCH. touttslyflltllldtbttd ~lltd P#lnttthlp, n Trustor IOI 10 t0 blodt 2f ol trlCt no Nob OITrut•'s $altflll No ... ,_,..Codallld .... CREOITOR1or a contln-&wloatyWllSfilAlAJlll ~ioi.atw_...., ~ ~H JENSOI ~~ ..... nett UQ.trtd by Wld Oeed WESTIAlil f(DfRAI. SAVINGS 172 Mid tnOlt corne>eiiWy oe .!842' a Loan No '14$2643 ,_ '° clO ~ ti\'* gent creditor of the ~TQI TO l!* ttGte ....,... ....., ~ Tritt "*t111111 wa llltel Wilt\ CH3alll5 tl42.1Wa., Otfvancet lneftuncltr. With ANO lOAN ~SOCIATION, i 9Ctibtd 111 "'4 dtld ol lrutt i.. Tr\ISIOf JS SAUERS You ere ~ M: Tete MDlfl ...... .,.. ctacHaed1 you '!'uat fi.. A FOi\ CASM. _.... :: ='°i: '! ":,Ima d N cou,.. QM ot ~ 7,t•.ll.A 18 •n1trtst as PfOVld•o thtrm lfld corooratlOn ano suow1uenlly 8SSKSOt no ~$·01&·38 T1'e dttaull under 1 ClteO 01 trv.t ..,_ ID ,_ ~ ec.... yout °'..,,,. with tti. me ol. •• in '-llA ~ a. at :Ca: ~ '; ~ Oauiltt 1>11_ ~ 22. IM tM ul\Oald prlftdP,al ballnCe ol m!QneCI to RTC MOR GAGE lrttt lddrtA Ind othtf COlll-o• AuQust 11. '"' un ,_... MCMtO.WDIM oourt •I'd mall a copy to the Utllll4 &tMU. t¥ C-. .-...i •-". h ,....._ ~TU·ll\I kbo1J Name Buy"• ht! M. And It. mt "'011 $t<:Ur•o by stld Deed T11llST 191M<H2 AND COLlAT • mon dts1gnat10n ot ~ lbCM t.flllt ICtlon to pcotlet your Wiii. ..,.-., CA II !Wit. ttM pareonel r•ptennt.. lltl"• ~ ~ itt • .,. ..._ • .......,.. "-* $'*""" .... t1w tAlt 1rom C•• • ....... 1111111 tnlerul lhertorl • OfO, UIAl LY ASSIGNeo TO STATi dttefMltd Pf~ • Pllfl)Oflld Ol>tflY, II 'Mt bt told ., -......... Clllll 'fVtd ID tiw ..,..~nled by the ,..,,. '*' • ctlecll ... °" • .... • ....... ... ... -Ill N Olla ¥101d ins.aid Ho•. IM$.cNrgtt STREET BAHi( AND TRUST 10 bt• •2182nd Shit~ Plltlllc .... If you'*' lfl .............. ., ........ OOUft whhl" four .-. Ol ... (ltCM ...... dledll .... tlf•-Of .. ~ CIM\ A""' fltt MIO P:e>enMt ol tllt lruslM tlld COMPANY ~o TRUSTEE at &tac:h. CA 92663-1904 Tiit ~ Of .. nttllrt OI flt o-1 tA TNll In .. ~ moNhl hom thot d•t• • thee• ..__ IW ...................... " • .. .. .,,. ~nt lllf 1111s19 0 .. i.o by tlld Deed BtneflCllry Wi ll SELL AT undtllfQntd TtustM df9dliN ooet0.tngt llOlllll• yo11, you ~ ,•-11• ~·-.. of ft'9t 1 .. uenc• of "' Ultlll8* Md loan •socae .._.._,, llf• 11111• w. _.Olflllll"'°"'* • nit ollruit PUBLIC AUCTION TO TH~ anyaaoilllyloranylncomctnt11 conlld a ltW¥er On _... i - -lett9tt u prf)llid.ed I" l"'9 lllOCi*WI. _,=---~ C.-9"-. .. f!ICC.- Olted 09/1fllm -HIGHEST 810DER FOA ~ ol N ..... t lddrm Md oaw 19. '"° at 14~ 1111 == .:-.. -.::. ~ rfzj' '00 of ,., ..... ,.. '**~Ml lllOI\ • .,._ .... "' .. 1pavao1uurne 01 Alt m llWflll COtt\mon dtttONtiOn. II "'I fHMSl' MOATliAGI -.. , Ptobete Code. 102 DI fie ~ CU. ...._ ..... _..... (ff .a ~ ..,_ OUM.mlOM IEIMCI money ol IN UIM..CS SQM. by sllo• llelt111 lllcl -• be fMC(S INC A ·-~~,. • .. ""'-for Mno .,..... •• .,...., Ill ... l• ...... -..... .................. -cw ••IH.-.16&0! c.»n • clttutf'a checlt drfltln f'lllde. t>ul •lttovt GCMNnt 0t *' • ~ _. C--..;;;a:--.~ •II not ••f'li•• ,-_.,.'"".-a a.._, • I I la • .., ._. lllil. fOURltl SlRE£T. 2NOflOOR by.''*""' r\aaonal bank • •r.ity ... llt9Md Of llnpllM '""" t.lllOlf ... °' 2 -I I ...... fOUf month * ''°' ~ ...._" ........ ".. --..... ' 5""TAMA.CA92701714 cllecll drawn by I S\a• or 1tO*fd1n9 tit OOMHM!I, • Dr JIM :-;~k ="-"the hotetlNJ date .-.:=:...!!!..• ~--~--~ ...... lll'llliP .. t!-1•111 * 99'2 9Y PAT RUGQffiAO. ledttll tttcllt union or. Cht(ll ~anott. IO • .. lMI ..... ...... .. • .. ~ed abovtt, -. -~........ --.. ·-..., ASSISTANT SfCMTAAY orewn by .... "' ltdtutl ltrnllMIO ,,,..., ...... .. ..... eo. YOU M'Y IXAM flltdlltltvndtf OM ........ .._. ........... _ OflP 11402 91?6 tQm •1119' 11111 !OM .-sooal!On notl(tl MCUrtf 11¥ Miii.., JI CA _,iii,,_ :111!1 fNI eti. file •pt bV the C::: Cna..... ~::....... ..!!ll1 .. tOll~ tstoc.fdOCI Of Pt ' lllSt Wiii -CIOUft. tf you .,. • p•r • • --;: ....,.,-.,.• __ _ I , j ,, 14 'THURSDAY, SEPTEM9ER 281 1995 WIC llOT1CU "'91 IC llOTICll PUl&.IC MOncu MUC IOTICll PUBLIC IOTICD w IOTICll WIOtm PUii.iC llOTICll c, ........... CA MaN-1Mnl !'-'»Ol(al In IM C.lllrnll I • ... • pue.. ...,_, Oftclll union Ot I flHOnaltle H lfltl&te.i It ... Mia• a t U to 6"illaa YM9 MH catot .....,11 lllMM ~ ~. 11c Mdol1 ao u. t1'QhHa cnect. °'"" br • ..... Of c--. ..,.,... .-. .-. ...,.... Of -CIOllDA .a Of M lftUdl """°'IN 1mey bldoe;, lot CW'i in la~ ....... ... and IOen V-.. 11 1M .. Of N MM. Jim UIS II IJ Ir W IOnCI IP aVAll~ Tm ai. NCMWJ to IMllly money ol tl\e UnlleCI auocialioft }_.,.. • lnllll ,pnlllc....., OI ._Hoo I» •Ml o.e1 AtlMta ~ aun.o d - --DNCT•D •• Miid euc~ *' ao-aa.c.a, .. the rlgtll. Wt 9odliri9n °' ._...,. lleeOf .... le:.,.;111.11 :Hl4aa _,._ •-ai·i•--.. n1n---._..,_.......,Ho •--.. D llAY M MT ..... CNed .,.., ... -"" cot1a. ~ lolfrett of Mid J\ldg• apeqlieel Jn ~ 610I tn edclllion -. c:Mh. N .1U9M -......... -····· ... --· ,......, T"UITD'I SM.a ft CALUNO ~ fOLo APPAOXtMATE .,..., .. UM m•nt OtbtOr(tl In II\• of Vie finllnCUI <:Ode and Trut*tt wll we111 • cath-WlllT L CMIS8 ~ Clbt& Of •••mini ....... land-'91ctL J. M&hony T.a,.... LOWING Tl!UPNON• 810i'42Ua ~ O.Wlbed fl'C>pefty, ~lud 10 do~...-~ check drlMI on a TMOIUI OP-lordendob181'ed~ = .=r ~fi a,.... --ON nta DAY PfR CCP TU 010 THE °' eo much lhtftof .. rNy In INt ...... "' ... ...,... ..... Or '*'°""' '**· • HPT '' ac:.g~,. = ~....-::..~·· 0r.,. eow.~ on k Ufttt C.-Q ••••• THI U&.•• ~~~~~TINi~eW~Nis~ ~ "::~. '°..~~ ~~·~ n.: : .. *::di.~-: c: The Mlft9 end addrHI of A PETITION fOR AN Publllhtd Newport 23, 1996 .. '--... (f10131a-9Nt WITH INTEREST AND Ctuec1 llQfat and cost,, Wilhhold lht ~ 04 dltck dta'#O bf 1 ata1e °' Iha court Is! (!J ,,.,,,..., y ORDER TO CHAN OE 8Hch.C011a Meu Delly Daily Pilot Stpt. 2\, ~21U~LSY TA04tTIS711 COST lS 1 e.25,u APPROXIMATf! MINIMUM 11'1t Tr>'llM'a Deed unlll ltOwlll UYlf:18I encl loan dittCCIOn • la cont al) NA .. U FROM Ol!MIR Pi!Ol S.1>1•1nt>tt 21, Oclo-<>ct 5, 12, 1"5 U1 ta..~2-27 Publltl\td Newpott O.ted M 1995 81D S~20i. "-'di~~ IO Htoe .. uon .. Ying• U • OAANQl COUNTY SUP! GONCA TO TOM WIHOO bet 5. 19115. T.O. StRVICE COMPANY e.ach-¢o1i. aBsa Dally OMalon: HARBOR P!A cc P. ,29,0JO THE the payee"' •ndor'" as a IOCilll!On <W NlllnOt bank AIOA COURT 700 CiV~ It It h91'tby 0td1Had lhal th031 PUIUC NOTICE •• duly appo1nl~Tr11s1 .. Piiot s.ptembef 14 2I 28 MICHAEL s co. AMOUNT OF THE SE· mantr of righl 1pec111td In S9etiofi 5102 ' d ptraont 11\le<ttlad In L N E under 11\t IOUOWlf'IG d• 1995 • • • RONA M•r•h•i Or· CURtD INDEBTEDNESS This lti •n allempt to co&-Of"ll\t flnanclail Code and cena.r Drive Well. ~1' UV• matter apPMt before PUB IC OTIC .. IL 1--.t tcnbtd dHd of trint WIU.. • • • ' WITH INTEREST ANO IOCI a dtbt end eny 11\fOt· M.tlhorlzed lo do buslne .. Ana, CA 02t01 thl• COlllt In O.pat1menl ACTmOUI lllltlalt SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Tl\Ol 7 .,.._ CountJ COST IS I SSOO 20 mallon obt11ned wtll be In lhlt 11at• Jn the avanl Tl\t nama, ack11•11, •nd No. 703 of Iha 011nge FlotltlOU• 8Yalne.. IUltlTATDIOT TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER •i •. •VEii•, O.pu~ Daled SEPTEMBER 1, used for that purpoff, tender otnar' than cuh 11 lelephone nulT)bet of plain-COlllllY SuperiO< Court I I N•m• ........ nt The tllllow!no 1*16n(•l I FOR CA. SH (In th• form• PUBLIC NOTICE NOTE: Do nol take down Ul95. Said Ill• will b• mad•, acctptacl lh• Trustee may lilf'• •ttornty or ptalntllf 11\t ~clreu 1nown above Th• lollowlng P41fl001 art "°91111 busfnau • ANGE'S which 11• lawM lendt< In Q ... , ... J y• .. a• or deface a po•ted notice Division: MARSHAL OF but without covon1n1 0t withhold ' the lssuanct of 1 ... ft.. • 1 . E on 10/11, 1995 al 2:00 dolt\Q bUllNss ": A~_,1. CALL. 604 S Beach a\1d th• Ul\lled Slatoal and/Of e.._.. • _.. .. belort tht Hit or 111U1lac:-ORANGE COUNTY HAR· werronty, txpreat or Im-tht Trull"'' Dead 11otil w u..,..t an att.ornoy, •· < 1 o'clock p.m .. Ind th•n and oan Mortgag• Landing, hllm CA 02eiM ' the casl\ltt'• ctriallld "' M I! AT • 1 t t 0 0 tlon of J11dgmen1. Ptnel BOA DIVISION, 41601 JAM· plied regarding lllla, po•· funds b41Gome •~Able lo nombrt, la dirl celon y •I there show ca11ae, II any 18782 MacArtl\11r Bout• a, Cha Ptttri, 801 W 2 other checks tpaclfied In MACARTHUR •LVD. Cod Section OHS (ml$d BOREE BLVD., ROOM 108, •eHIOn Of encumbr1ncH , lh• Pl!Yff or tndOtlM u a nurntro 0. lelt{ono dll thty ht ve, Why the petition vard, Suite 250, Irvine, CA S~ 114,SanPadto CA90 Clvll Codt Section 292AI\ I T• 1070, IRVINE• CA • ) • NEWPORT BEACH. CAUF. to s11U1ty Iha lndabttdne11 malllt' of right. abog1do def demandante, for dliange Of name 1hould 82715 • Tl'is bustnus ls coiicM:ttes (peyable In fun at the lime t27tS• 7t4/83W&S3 mHn<l' • 92660 • HCUfed by 11Jd 0.td, Id· Tl\11 Is •n attempt to col-o del demandaote q~ no not be g1anled. T.A R. Preferred Mong1>gt aninci~ll ot 11Je to T.O. S81'Vice HARaOR ORAN OE Publl•h•cl Newport MICHA~L a. co. vancH thereunder. wlth tn-lect a d•bt and any lnfor· u-abogtldo. H) 11 11 further 01dered that a corporation, a Cahlomla Reoisnit hu not t Company) au rlghl, tJUe COUNTY MUNICIPAL Baaeh·Costa Mesa Daily RONA Marah•I Or· terest u pro11idod !herein! matlon obtained will be Muro e. Mallh-s Jr COl)y ol this order lo ahow cor£.n.01atlon , 111 7$8 2 llWact hlnlnns ~nder and lnttrHI conveyed 10 COURT Pilot S.pl•mbtf 141. 21, 28, ..,91 County • and lho 11npafd principal o ustd for that purpost . (145232, ATTORNEY AT cauw be publltlled In NB/ Mac hur Boulev11d, le. l~lkl\IS Mness Nmt and now held by It und4K 1995 C HY the note stcu1ed by said Saki tale will be m1da • Costa Mall Dally Pilot, a 250, l.rvlne. CA 92715 ~..._......_ said DHd of Trust In tht PLAINTIF,a THE . Th0t4 By C. MC ART 'deed with Interest therton but without covenant o( LAW,800 Anton 8oulevatd, nt wspapef of general cit· This buslneu 11 eon· names _,,,.., .. n property heretnatter d• MEADOWS HOMEOWN· Deputi as prOVJded In said Note, wattanty axp<au or Im· Suit• 1220. Costa Mtsa, cutatlon pubUWd In this ducted by: a CO<poration SIGHED 8UCHAP£TEAS acnbtd: ERS ASSOCIATION PUBLIC NOTICE NOTE: Do not tal<e down tees. charget and all· plied r'9arc1ing bile pas. Calilorn!a 92626, (7t4) 966-county, 11 least once a Th• registrant(•) com-..... TllCous "*~ wa,, hied TRUSTOR: HAROLD c. DEFENDANT: FOX Of deface a llOSted notice penses ol the lrullH and Hstlon ()( enc\lmbrm• 5359 weak for foUt consaculN• mtnctd to ttansac:t bus!-u.. ~~~-of BOULEY, SUSAN J. BOU· NOTICE OF FELDSOTT, LEE & belOf• tht sate or salls1ac· of the trusts eraatad by to n tlsty tht lndtbtldnesi DATE: JAN 1'7 199$ WMttl pr10f 10 tht day ol Mii UOd91' tht flclltlol.lt ~~:'Th;'i'"Ad 14, 1905 LEV MARSHAL'S SALE FEIN•ERO, 4 CIVIC tlon of Judgment. Penal sold Deed of Trust. HCl.ll'ed by Hid Oetd, ad· Al.AN S LATER Clerk. the ti.artng. blltlneH. name(t) llsted . . '°"' BENEFICIARY: RAILROAD 1.:EVYINQ OFFICER PLAZA SUITE 300, Code Section 616 (mlsde-CONSOLIDATED RE· vane.a lh.,tu0d91'/ \ltllh In-by D. GARDNER, D•p-DATE: AUQ 30. 1115 aboveR onp. 11-15-95 sta1t.,:~ exp~~ )'UIS I SAVINGS BANK. f .S.B .. A FILE NO . NEWPORT BEACH CA ) CONVEYANC E CO ... l•nt u provtdao thereln, • .-TH 0 MA I H . CT.A. , rlelttreTd Mortgag• .... ,._,wasa~ 1t1 lht Oii FEOERAllY CHARTERED .. 1 maanot · PANY 21031 VEft. and the lltlpald ptlnc:lpal of -·• SCHULTE COM-orporal on, lmothy f . ••.....,Mr .,, A new SAVINGS BANK. AKOlded HHOC82C318S.B 82&&0 7 14-729-1007 Published N ewport • B VD IFTH lht not• i acurtd by said Published Newport MISSIONER 'o F. THE Shl•lds, G.C. A11thollzad S ailiness tame Stlle Otctmt* 3, 11192 as lnslr. By virt~ ot a writ lssutd ORANGE COUNTY Beach.Costa Men Daily TURA L ·• F dffd with lnt91'UI thereon Beacn-costa Mesa Daily Agent JlllStbellltOtfoctthaUme No. 112·827152 In Book on MAY 9. 1995 In tht MUNICIPAL COURT· Pilot September 14, 21. 28, FLOOR. WOODLAND as provided In uld Note, Pilot S.ptamber 21, 28, ()c. SUPERIOR COURT This statement was flled lillnelolll11SSlllltmtrtdot1 nol pagoof OfficialAecordsln above designated COUl1, HARBOR DIVISION 1895• H I LLS, CA 11 3 &4• leH, chergH and ex· lobtt 5,12,1995• JOHNB.COBB,Allorney with the County Cle,._ of ~ aulhonze h 1111 in lh• office of the Aec0tdar upon a Judgment enteied PLAINTIFFt OXFORD Th0t3 (818) 34°'4472 pensH ol Ifie ttustee and Th024 at lAw, 250 Newpon Cen-Orang• County on 9·15-95 st.lie or a FicaMlus Bu11 of Orange County; tald FEBRUARY 15, 1994 In COURT HOMEOWNERS Dated : 09/08/t815 of the INsts created by tar Or.. 1203, Newport F&583&e Name in "'°'*'on of the nOhtS ~oef 11 of 1 TlllSt describea :~~(~) 01Tre'. g~~1o~~; ASSOCIATION . PUBLIC NOTICE Blt: TAMMI LOZIER, said Otod ol Trust. PUBLIC NOTICE Baacl\, CA 92660, AT· Dally Piiot September 28, lnOlllef under Federal, SIMI, \b~ ~~~TRACT NO. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA· DEFENDAHT\,LEll YOU ARE IN DEFAULT TRUSTEE SALE OF-CONSOLIDATED RE· cna13140ao TOANEY FOR: Otml~ 0Ctober 5, 12, 18, 1~5. t mone:,~J~~ 14 5493, IN THE CITY OF TION and against ludgm4Nll NOTICE OF UNDER A DEED OF FICER CONVEYANCE COM· NOTICE TO Oonca. ATTOA~EY BAA I , Th030 ,. essi COSTA MESA AS SHOWN deblOf(S) EUZABa-H ANN MARSHAL'S SALE LPP 13500 PANY, 2 t 031 VEN· CREJHTORS OF 37848 Rm Fill ON MAP RECORDED IN FOX showlng anet balance LEVYINOOFFICER T:~:T 8:l:~so';g=:f Published Newport TURA BLVD., FIFTH BULKSALE Pu b llsh od Newport PUBLIC NOTICE ~NAPAllltfJCROW BOOK 223, PAGE (S} 26, of $4020.241 actually due on FILE NO . ~AKE.ACTION TO PRO B11ach·Costa Mesa Daily FLOOR. WOODLAND (UCC Se 8105l Beach.Costa Mesa Dally c nt1305700 24520Hlwllloml m ~~N:~Bs2~A~~ ~~S~~~ ~j18iJ1:~:~~~':,~~=1~ HHOC83C4S02-A TECT YOUR PRO~ Pilot September 14, 21. 28, H I LLS, CA 813 84, NOTICE rs HEREBY Piiot Soplembtr 7, 14, 21, flc tltlousBualnHa S41t1 OFFICE OF THE' COUNTY I havt levled upon all right, COURT CASE NO.: ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD 1995. (818l 340-4472 GIVEN that a bulk sale Is 28, l995. Name Statement TofT'lllCf, CA RECORDER OF SAID title and Interest of said 83C48 02 AT PUBLIC SALE IF Th015 Dated1 08/08/18 85 about to be made. The Th007 Tho following persons Ble New!>Ort Btath-CosuMm COUNTY Judgment clebtor(s) In tho By virtue or a wrll Issued • By: TAMMI LOZIER, name(s) and business ad· PUBLIC NOTIC doing business as: Don CN328901 7739-KK Sep 21.2 YOU A0RE IN DEFAULT property in the County ol on MARCH 10, 1995 In lhO YOUl~=EOD ANT:ExP~· PUBLIC NOTICE TRUST EE SALE OF· dress(es) of the seller(s) IS/ E Coulson Aoollng Services, Dct5,12. 1995 UNDER A DEED OF TRUST 01ange, Stale ot California, above designated Court NAT F Rff• YOU ARE IN DEFAULT FICER are: Costa Mesa Cars, Inc.. PUBLIC NOT ICE 3001 Redhill Avenue. Bldg. DATED 1 1/~3/92. UNLESS descilbedas lollows: upon a ludgmenl en1011d TURE OF THE ,PRO. UNDER A DEED OF LPP t3483 aC~hlornia .Cotporatlon S 5 1102, Cosla Mesa. CA PUBLIC NOTICE YOU TAKE ACTION TO COMMONLY KNOWN AS: FEBRUAAY 2. 1994 In favor C~EDINQ AGAINST p bll h d N o rt Doing business as: Costa NOTICE OP ALE 92626 ---------l PROTECT YOUR PROP· 16 MOANING MIST, IA· ol judgment ereclllor(s), YOU, YOU SHOULD TRUST DATED 07/05/ u s o ewp . Mesa Colllslon Repair, OFABANDONED DOC Roofing, Inc., a Cali· Fi11 No.t lt53a519711 ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT VINE, CA IRVINE, CA OXFORD COURT HOMc· CONTACT A LAWYER 1990. UNLESS YOU Beach·Costn Mesa Daily 1399 Logan Street, Costa PROPERTY forn1a Corpora11on, 3001 FICTITIOUS IUSINESS A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 92715 OWNERS ASSOCIATION NOTICE OF • TAKE ACTION TO PRO· Pilot September t4, 2t. 28, Mesa, 92626 NOTICE IS HEREBY Redhill Avenue. Bldg. 5 NAMUTATtMOO NEED AN EXPLANATION Description of Real P1op-and against juclgmonl TRUST EE'S SALE T EC T YOUR PROP-1995. All other business GIVEN THAT UNDER ANO ;102. Costn Mesa, CA The lollOWlng Ptrson(s) I OF THE NATURE OF THE e r1 y, Case Number debtor(s) CHAN C. LEE. ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD Th016 name(s) and address(es) PURSUANT TO SECTION 92626 . doing bus•ness as A0881 PROCEEDING AGAINST HHOC92C3t98·B, The SUK C. LEE. OK·SUN LEE UNDER DEED ' used by lhe seller(s) w1lhln 1988 OF THE CALIFORNIA This business 1s con· BROS TH£-E.NGAGEt.'EJfl Al YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· Meadows Homeowners As· showing a nel bnlance of OF TRUST ~~U p~:;~c A~Ai:i>J: PUBLIC NOTICE the past three years. as CIVIL CODE THE PROP· ducted by· a corporation STORE (714) 871-5<XXJ 255 TACT A LAWYER soclatlon v. Et1zabetl\ Ann S5108.60 actually due on TS I 30058·TG2 • stated by lhe sellet(s) ls/ ERTY LISTED BELOW BE· The 1eglsrrant commenced OrangetnofDe FuNenon 2074 SWAN DRIVE Fox said Judgmtnl on lhe dnle Nollet is hereby gi11en NATION OF THE NA· SUMMONS are: Cos1a Mesa Honda, LIEVEO TO BE ABAN· 10 transact business under 92632 COSTA MESA. CA 92626 • Commonly Known Ad· of lhe issuance ol said vml, 1ha1 CONSOLIDATED RE· T URE OF THE PRO· (CITACION JUDICIAL) Costa Mesa lnf1nili -2888 OONEO WILL BE SOLO AT the flc1111ous name or • ~aim All Inc CA. 1m (II a street address or cl.ress: 6 Morning Mist, Ir· I have lev1~d upon all 1ight, CONVEYANCE COMPANY CEEDING A GAINST NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: Harbor Blvd., Cosla Mesa, PUBLIC AUCTION AT names llstod above on 9·1· Fague~ St Los Angeles common designation ol vltle, CA 927t5. IJUe 8/ld 1nleros1 of said as truslee. Of successor YO U, YOU SHOULD (Av1so e Acusado) MARK Ca. 92626, Costa Mesa Mal· SOUTH COAST SELF 95 90041 property is shown above. Legal Oescnptlon: 1udgment debtor(s) in the tfustee. or substituted CONTACT A LAWYER. SHARAWI. an 1nc11v1dua1, sub1shl -2833 Harbor ST 0 RAGE. 34180 W · OBC Roofing, Inc . Donald Tiu rusmess 1s conoude<I no Willran1y 1s given as 10 PARCEL 1: property In lhe County of ttusleo pu1suant lo the NOTICE OF a.l(Ja BASSAM SHARAWI Blvd .. Costa Mesa, Ca. WARNER AVE .. SANTA B. Colson, President iCO~n its completeness or cor· Unit 28 as shown and de. 01ange. Slale of Callforma, Deed ol Trusl executed by , TRADING LTD.; GANI GAR· 92626 ANA, CA ON OCTOBER Tin s111ement was flied HM yau started dOlno bu 1ec1noss)" The beneficiary fined on that certain Con-clesc11bed as tollow1· LESLEY G KAYE AN UN· TRUSTEES SALE BIEH, an Individual; and The locahon In California 12, 1995 AT tt:OO AM. with tho County Clerk of nessyet?Yes &'1193 undor said Deed of Trusl dommium Plan, recorded in COMMONLY KNOWN AD· MARRIED WOMAN and 1e-UNDER DEED DOES 1 1h1ough 10. inelu· of Iha cti1el executive office AUCTIONEER MR. AICH· Orange County on August SIGNED WILLIAM Pm INC by reason of a breach 0; book 13490 pages 1567, DRESS: 20 MENLO AISLE. corded on Feb1uary 13, OF TRUST s1ve of the sellor(s) Is: 2888 ARO (DICK) SIOOERS. 28 t995 F8584t2 Stephen A Robbins PIH.oem delaull In the obllgations Otl1elal Records of Orange IRVINE, CALIFORNIA 1992 as lnslrumont 192· TS • 35285·TG2 YOU ARE BEING SUED BY Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CALIFORNIA STATE 0~1ly Pllol Sep1ember 7 lln stJtemem was hltO secured thereby, herelO· County, California. 927t5 088577 of OH1c1al Records Notice Is hereby g1von PLAINTIFF: (A Ucl. le es1a' Ca. 92626 BONDI 5088400 141 21 28 1995 Thoo4 tne County Cletll o1 Q lore executed and dellv· PARCEL 2: PARCEL A: In the otl1co of the County that CONSOLIDATED RE· clemandando) LAKESHOAE The name(s) and busl· UNIT NAME CONTENTS ' ' ' County on Sepeember2t 1995 orod to the undersigned a Are undivided 2.570% An undivided lnlorest In Aoeorder of ORANGE CONVEYANCE COMPANY TOWERS LIMITED PART· ness address ol lhe 39 MARGARET HENG· PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Ths nc•llous Ni wranon Ooclarauon of oe-lractlonal lnte1est as Tun· and to Loi 3 ol Traci No. County, Cahtornln. and pur· as trustee, 01 successor NEASHIP PHASE I. a Call· buyer(s) IS/are: G.W. Maller FOSS, MISC. BOXES, CAB· Statemem ~ rts I Ill! I tautl i>nd Demand for Sale, ants In Common In and to 12899, as shown on a Map suanl to the Notice ol Do· lruslee, or substituted l01nla l1m1ted partnership Aulomotive Services Team INET Fictitious Butln••• ll1e date 11 w~ ldt~ mr:'otr and w111ton notice of de· the Common Area being recorded In Book 580. fault and Election lo Sell trustee pursuanl 10 the You have 30 CALENDAR Inc., a Calflornla Corpo1a· 194·G JEANNE RICE, Name Sl att ment 1 1 laull and of elecllon 10 Loi Number 1 of Tract No. Pagee 17 lhr?ugh 20 lnelu· the11under recorded on Deed of Trust execu1ed by DAYS afler lhis summons lion dba Costa Mesa Colli· TABLE, LAMPS, MISC. The tollowlng persons are ~ ": ~':::SsCI~~ ;e Fa cause the undersigned 10 106t4 in lhe City of Irvine slve of Miscellaneous May 3, 1995 as lnsl1Umen1 BARBARA S. KINYON A Is sol'lled on you 10 tile a slon Repair -1399 Logan ITEMS. MISC. BOXES doing business as· Terri's ou m sell snad properly to salisly as shown on a Map re. Maps, Aocoids of Orengo 195·191468 ol said Olf1c1al WIDOW 81ld 1eeordecl' on lypewrlnon response at this Ave., Costa Mesa, Ca. 194·H PROFITECH. MISC. Secrot11rial Sel'll1ee 2102 wust~~eo:,iort~~le i said obhg111ions, and there-corded In book number County, California. Aoco1ds. will Son, on 10105/ July 17. t990,11s lnSlfumon1 court. 92626 BOXES Business Ctntei ' Ori lie 1no 0 s s eme 5 no alter the undersigned 452 pages 12 and 13 of PARCEL B: 1995 01 12:30 P.M. AT THE #90·375297 of Ot11clat A leller or phone call wilt The assets being sold art 326 SHARON PHIPPS. Sulle 130 lrvlne CA 92715• itsell authonze ll'it use '" t caused said no11ce of de-Miscellaneous Maps, Unit 163 as shown on lhal NORTH FRONT EN-Records In the office of 1he not p101ect you· your type· generally described as: all TOOL BOXES, COUCH, Clod Ka Pa~ks 20542 state of a f1c1111ous Busine fnull and ol elec11on to be reco1ds of Orange County, cer1aln Condominium Plan TRANCE TO THE COUNTY County Recorder of OR· wrillen response must be fixtures and equlpmenl. TOOLS, MISC. ITEMS Mont~uk crrcle Hw°nu 100 Name an Vlolation ol the nghts noeordod May 30 1995 as CalifOfnia, logether with all 1eco1ded May 19, 1988, as COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC ANGE Coun1y. Cal1fornl11, 10 p1oper legal to1m II you woik In process, paint and 5241 ARNOLD GILBERT. Beach CA 92546 ng another under FederJI, SIJte, Instr No. 95-0228251 In Improvements thereon, ex.· Instrument No. 88·235417 CENTER DRIVE WEST. and pursuant to the Not1co wnnt the court 10 hear yoUI ot11ce supplies, and leaso PAILS, CLOTHES. MISC. Thi• 'business is con-common law (See Seeton 144 Book Pago of Ollicial cepllons thorelrom Con· ot Ollielat Records of 1ald SANTA ANA, CA at public or Default and EJec11on to cnse. value of that certain Auto-ITEMS. MISC. BOXES ducted by· an Individual et seq . Business and PlolesSIO nocords In lhe otl1ce ol lho domlnium Units 1 to 416 Orange County. auction, to lhe highest bid· Sell thereunder recorded II you do not late your re-motive Repair Shop and 638 NU WEST PICTURES, Have you started doing COde) recorder of Orange County; Units lnclusil(e l<;>cat!~ THIS PROPERTY IS A dor for cash (payable al on Februilf)' 14, 1995 as In· spoMe on time, you may a11 localed 11: 1399 Logan LAO 0 EA S (2). PAI NT business yet? No Hewl>Olt Buch·CoslJ Meu Soacl Sate of pioporty will lhe1eon, Cons1derahon O OWEWNG. lhe lime of sale In lawful strument #95·60779 ol said loH the case, and your Streel, Costa Mesa, Ca. PAILS, TOOL BOX. TOOLS. Candy Parks c:t(128920 Sep 28 Del 5 12 t be made 1n "as Is" cond1· (No Dollars and Cents) In-REC 0 RO 0 W NEAS· money of . lhe Uni led Official Records, wall Sell wagH. money end prop-92626 MISC. ITEMS This statement was filed 1995 i.on w11hout covennnt or lerfamlty transferral. CHAN C. LEE. A SINGLE Slates), all nghl, IJtle, and on 1Q/05/t995 al t2 30 eny may be taken w1tl\out The bulk sale Is intended 823, MICHAEL KNEZOV· with the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE v.il/r3nty. express or Im· Record Owner: ELIZA· MAN AS TO AN UNOI· 1nteres1, con11eyed to and P .M AT THE NORTH lurthtr warning from the to ba consummated al the ICH, TABLE. MISC BOXES. Oranna County 00 g..20 95 pl.ed. regarding IJtle pos· BETH ANN FOX VIDEO 410% INTEREST, now held by 11 under said FRONT ENTRANCE TO court. office ol: Matiners Escrow MISC. ITEMS. ... • 1--------- sess1on, or encumbrances, This Property Is a Dwell· ANO SUK C. LEE AND OK· Deed ol Trusl 10 lhe prop· THE COUNTY COURT· Thert a1e other legal re. C01pora1Jon. 190 Newport Published Newport Beach· 198538S90t8 fie No. ft5U71 to pay lhe remaining princ1· 1ng. SUN LEE, HUSBAND ANO erty situated 10 said County HOUSE. 700 CIVIC CEN· qulremonts. y011 may wanl Ctnler Drive, Ste. 250. Costa Mesa Daily P1to1 Daily Pilot Sept. 28, Oct. 5, ~:A~=S pal sum ol lhe nott(S) se-THIS PROPERTY IS WIFE AS TO AN UNOI· and Slate and described as TEA DRIVE WEST, SANTA to call an anorney raghl Newport Beach, Ca. 92660 Septembtt 28, October 5, 12. 19, 1995. T .... _ .• cured by said deed of BEINQ SOLO SUBJECT TO VIDEO 60% INTEREST. ALL lollows: ANA. CA at pubhe auchon, away. II you do not know and the antle1patod sale tails. lh047 he f.....,...ng Pll'SOll(I) T1ust with 1nte1es1 as In REDEMPTION. PLEASE AS TENANTS IN COMMON AS MORE FULLY DE· lo the highest bidder t0< an anorney you m4y call dale ls October 17, 1995. 1032 dctnQ rosiness If" .A8C 11 s31d nole provided, ad· REFER TO CODE OF CIVIi.. ·COMMONLY KNOWN AO· SCRIBED ON SAID DEED cash (payable al the time an attoiney'roferraJ serv1co The bulk sale is subject to PUBLIC NOTICE PUBL IC NOTICE CW. C7141 440-4544 1 11ar1ces, 11 any under the PROCEDURE, SECTIONS DRESS 20 MENLO AISLE, OF TRUST of sate in lawful money ol or a legal aid of11ce (!Isled California Un1lo1m Com-AslOn Slteel tr.lne, CA 92714 te1ms ot said Deed of 729.0tO • 729.090 IRVINE. CA 92715 APN #458-391·30 the United Stales). all 11ght. an the phone book). me1cial Code Section NOTICE OF .A8C Al>loSal tnc Trust lees, cnarges and . If the subject of this sale THIS PROPERTY IS TRUSTEE IS SELLING l1lle. and 1nte1es1, conveyed 011spues de quo le en-6t062 LEGAL NOTICE APPLICATION TO ID #07·47522().P Nevada eKpenses of lhe Trustee IS real property and it has BEING SOLO SUBJECT TO PR 0 PE A TY "AS IS, 10 and now hold by 1t treguen esla c1t11c1on Judi· and the lasl day for lll1ng NOTICE OF SELL ALCOHOLIC Ncwth CflYCIOfl I 103 Tu and ol lhe trusts craaled no s11eet address °'other REDEMPTION. PLEASE WHERE IS" under said Deed of Trusl In c1al ustod Ilona un plazo de cllllms by any creditor shall PUBLIC SALE OF BEVERAGES Al 85711 by said Oeod of Trust. common designation, di· REFER TO CODE OF CIVIL The s1roe1 address and the properly s1tua1od in 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS be October 16, t995 which ABANDONED September t 4 t995 TlllS ruS1ness IS COOClucte<I Said sale wall be held on: recllons to Ifs location may PROCEDURE, SECTIONS other common dosigna11on. said Coun1y and Slate and para presenlar 11na re-is lhe business clay before PROPERTY To Whom u Ma con. a c~on October 5, 1995, at 3:00 be obtained from the Mar· 729.010 • 729 090 11 any. of tho roal property described as lollows· spuHla esc111a a maqulna the anticipated sale date Notice 1s hOfoby glvon eern· RJT CATERINO INC Have YoU SWRCI 001111 ru p m. on Iha fronl steps to shal's Office upon request. If tho 1ubjec1 ol lhis sato described above Is pur· AS MORE FULLY DE· 110 esta carte. specified above. lhal the undetalgned wall ls(aie) applying to lhe DO: nus yet? No 1he enirance of 1he Orange Prospeellve biddert is real p1operty and It has po1tod to bo: 1635 REEF SCRIBED ON SAID DEED Una catta o una llamada Dated: Sep tember sell al pubhe auction, pur· panmenl ol Alcoholic Bov· SIGNED ABC APPPAISAL. I C1v1c Center, 300 E. Chap· should refer to Sections no street address or other VIEW CIRCLE, CORONA OF TRUST • 1elefon1ca no le olrec11a 25, 1985 suant 10 Socllon 21700 ol orago Control to aell atco· By FranltC Waters, Secr!laiy man. Orango. CA . 701.510 lo 701.680, lnclu: common d~slgnat1,on. dl· DEL MAR, C~ 92625 APN #426·101·29. protoceton; su 1espues1a a . Wayna Miiier Pre&· tho Business & Profes· hohc beverages al 2744 E This statement was hied Al the 11me of the Initial sl\18, of the Code of Civil rections to Its loeahon may The undersigned Trustee TRUSTEE IS SELLING esrlla a mnqutna Ilene que ldent ' slonal code, tho following Pac1hc Const Highway Ste the Coun1Y Clerll of Ora pubhcallon of lhla nollce. Proeedu11 for p1ovlslons be obtained ffom lhe Mar· d1scla1ms any llabilily lor PR 0 PERT Y "AS IS, cumphr con las lo1mt1ll· P bli h <1esc11bod properly lo w11. c & o Corona del Ma; CA County on August 20 1996 1110 lolal amount ot lhe un. governing the terms. condl· shaJ'a Oflieo upon 19quosl. any lncorreclness of the WHERE IS" dadea lognles apropioclas u s ed Newport CANDICE RUSSELL E·39 92625° wilh "41" On·Sale NOTICE.-Tlu r,cti•ous Na paid balance ol the obllga· llons, and e~ect ol 1he sale Pr ospective bidders sueet address an~ olher The street address and st usled quloro que ta corto Beach·Cosla Mesa Daaly PlngPong tbl. mower, misc Boer & wane (Pub. Eal. Pl) Statement eJtl)lreS five yurs lro 1100 secured by the above and the llab11ity of clelauu-should 11fer to Sections common deslgna11on, II olher cornmon doslgnallon. escuche su easo. Piiot September 28, 1995. RONA.LO TAGGART G·t 10 hcenst\•1 Ille date rt wu Med 10 the Ofh described deed of trust Ing bidders. 701.510 to 70 t .680, lnclu· any. shown herein 11 any, of lhe real property SI usted no presenla su Th044 Amp. vac, chs, 1ola, misc. p u b 1 shod New p 0 rt o1 the County Oetll A new Fae and es11ma100 costs, tx· NOTICE IS HEREBY slve, or the Code ol Cllllt The tole.I amount or the described above is pur· rHpuesla a tlempo, puede Sate wilt be by compel!· Boach·Costa Mesa oaoy bous Busmess Hime St.ate penses. and advances, Is GIVEN that on OCTOBER Procedure for provisions unpaid ba. tooce of the obh· ported to be: 224Q TUSTIN peidtr el caso. y le p11eden PUBLIC NOTICE live bidding (wrlnon seoltd Pilot September 28 Octe> nist be 1a1eo btt011 th.at dale T 5258,604 86 5, 1995, et 2:30 o'clock governing the terms. eondl· ge 1100 secured by the AVE Nu E , NE w POAT qu1tar tu 1ata110, 1u dlnero SUPERIOR COURT bid• may be submllled In ber 5 t 2 t 995 • hlino ot ltls statement does not It Is possible thBI at the P.M. at ORANGE COUNTY lions, and ettect of lh• sate property 10 be sold and BEACH. CA 92660 y otras cons de su advance) on the t21h day ' ' · lh046 tsell tllO the umo ol SDle the opening MARSHAL'S DEPT 4601 and the hablhly of default· reasonable es11matod The undersigned T1ustoe p1opledad lln a11lso ad1clo-OF CALIFORNIA, ol October t995 at 2:00 Sill! : a lll~a~ use~n bad may bt less than the JAMBOREE AM t08, City ing bidders. coSts, expenses and ad· d1scla1nis any hab1hty for nal por part• de ta corte. COUNTY Of ORAHOE P.M. at th• premises wht1e PUBLIC NOTICE s sine 1otal Indebtedness due. ol NEWPORT BEACH, NOTICE IS HEREBY vanees al the time of lhe any inco1rectness o 11\e Exl .. ttn otros 1equ1s11os le-34 t The City Drive said property hat been Nime 111 'll<MitlOn ot lhe nghCs Date: 9/0S/95 County of Orange. State ol GIVEN that on OCTOBER 1ni11al pubhcauon of the No-s11ee1 address and olhar gates. PuMle que usled Post Office llOl'ed and which Is located Flctltloua Business anochtt unoer1~!.. Sii~ · T.O. SERVICE COM· <;:alllomfa I will aen al pub-5, t995, at 2:00 o'clock Uc;e of sale ts: $759, 133.44 common des1gnalion, if qult1a llamar • un abogado at AYRES SELF STORAGE, Name Statement n llW .-..on PANY •• aald Trut t•• he auction to th• highest P.M. at HARBOR MAR· In add1t1on to cash. the any, shown herein. lnmed1a1amenta. SI no Box 14171 7012 E1nes1 Ave., Hunlang· The following pet sons are I St<IJ. Business and Ploless.o B D b 8 d • blddef, IOf cash in lawful SHAL'S OFFICE 4601 JAM· Trustee will accept a cash· The total amount of the conoce a un abogaclo ~2r!"t!•1•.C7At Ion Beach. Ca. (7t4) 848· doing bus1nass as: FAS V • ra run age, money of tht Unlt~d BOAEE BLVD. ROOM 108, ief'1 check drawn on a unpaid balance of the obli· outd• Hamar a un 1trvfelo • v .,. "" 73141. Landlord reserves WERX, 1080 N. Downing. First no Au l stant Secretary, Stain, all the right, till• City of NEWPORT BEACH. stalt or national bank, a gation secured by the de refe;-41nela de abogados IN THE MATTER OF the right 10 btd at th• salt Anaheim CA 92805 HewportBt~..COSU Me5' 737 Arnold Drive, Ste and Interest of said judg-County of Orange. State of check drawn by a state°' p1operty to be sold and o a una ollclna de ayuc:ta THE PETITION TO Purchases must be made Patrick' John Anthony, CN330765 Se,P28 9ct5121 On the move? Soll your extra household items In Classified HARBOR lAWM· MOUNT OLIVE Cemetery Sales Leads furnished ....... ____ _ ....................... .. , ............. . _.,.._ ..... ........................ --.. t1-.ilte ..... -........ .............. -. -.... ··-· .... -............... --·-.-t•---·-.......... ., ........ . _ ............. . _,, ........ -................... ..................... ................ .... := ... ·-....... ----..,.-.a..-. .. ............. _ .. ...... _ ,~ .... When Words Ne Not Enough °'Sped.allzln1 In ·~ FlocWI" 2983 Harbor Blvd ~otta/l\eta 540-3135 CIC iiGEiiNEiiiiiiRAiiLLiiiiiiiiiiiil Oii0ii2I NEWPORT CEMETE.RY LOT/ "DEACH 1069 CRYPT · 1225 HOUSES/ CORONA DELMAR COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT NEWPORT QOV'T FOfl&CLOSED ~ CONDOS 2122 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2169 BEACH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEAT MESA VERD ll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 216 Hom•• for pennle•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil FOR RENT on s1. Dellnqu•nl Tu , Harbor Ridge B1 Owner Peclf1o Vl•w 38d Ready for family. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 810 OCEAN VIEW 3l 80 Slcily Ave. Ill SO 48A 3M t hH to oon Blutta Elc•o Condo Rtpos, REOe. Your e .. t locaUoo & vlewl 2 companion AreL Toll FrM eoo-Ex qulalt• remodel cr•matloh plo t• In La $299S 381 2Ba So. PCH Agent 819-728-9865 3""' pkng, W/0 , fp, lmmac 2200 s/I, 3 117'95 3Br 2Ba, 2-Car Gar new pnl. Very nlcel 3B•. den/oftlce. S ~na Ext. H-t,_t 3Br+den, 2\-\Ba, 2490 Ouanl1a Ct. Ocean1---------$1395 281 2.Ba Cott.age Yrly 11795 723-4988 Sanregret Rllr1 644.0195 '500 Room 8{8, No Kltch IRVINE 2144 -------for cu,,ent llallnga •q ft. W as $559.000, view under b .. utlful BALBOA • now $489.ooo. olive tr••· $1,300 ISLAND CORONA DEL MAR Owner/Agl 759-7659 each. A aavlng1 of $600 1·800.247·9638 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2106 1022 ACRE.AGE 112S Brfght/alry 2Br 1 Y.iBa upper •l•P• to ~ach. 714-558 eeeo A.gt. ••wcr .. t 3BR 3 YAU L ike n •w·remodel. 3C::,d 2~:.'~~~':!~';09 UCI CONDO 3100 aq ft., 2 m••t•r•. Larkspur Ave. U •GO. 2Br, fp, AC, gar, pool, formal tlv/dinlng rm 81~118 •P•· 1annl1. $9&0/mo. Combo kltch/fam. rm Stv, frig, W/d, Ir; deck, --------- Agant 75H3t4 Pool/1pa. 3-car gar, $3000/mo. Broker Cooperation. 631·239G D~:!•c ~:tue~:~ ~~:S"~~s ;,;:.'~ . .-.~·3~~~ COSTA MESA 2124 -NE-WPO--RT ____ , nectJCUt charm W/lrg .htriQla ..... lf....LI awr•ca 2189 woodty backy•rel. ·~ ... --------3941 ... In M ... Del ~ Hug a I.Iv rm w/ ....... 1. r"t L • n d In II u r •I BALBOA M ar. Pool·Many am•n·liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ••wrldt•Oated. 28R 2BA, pool & •P•· Rafa. 140·7551 daya 786·5180 ev ... ~•m•CI ca1n celt. Fp, ~--. ....... -..... MODOC County. pwrvrus'" • 2107 Ill••· Occupy 11owl AT THE BEACH 48R, 2Y,8A, Fr dt• ---,.-..... ..,.. 0 •• "' I f u I v I• w lilU.H v~ ,....., •"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 1200 114-509-7454 •-nual Rental'" ••""l•w Terrace 3B Of\to brick patlo1 wood ... _, ...._.~ rancnenes. P•rc••• 13 1a "" • ,, • r Beach Area Winter Furnished OrY11rlw 2&3 Bedroom Some Oceanfron11 11160-11800/mo VIiia Rental Property Mgmt 675-4912 nra. Only Ua9L.OOO. ,,,. to 40 ac::r" St,100 to 1 _ ... • , 1 ca.an :.a.-Hou•• on Or Winter r,urn a~ea hH, very c:leon 4t6 Ha.ael. OrEN .._..__.:::-:.11a..-...-...11 $1,300 per acfe. Tan ... "..,....r•"" 0 "' C~yon Park 11225/ '°' & bright. Comm pool.1-,.,.-..---...----1 HOUS• IUN t.SPM minlltee lo Allur ... In-Wlb•Y v6eW 4Br 3B•. mo ~ dep. V ac•nl . Lerg• Seleo tlon $2200/mo. 609·19'8 flabuloue lavlnt• (7l4) •M.Ota3 fotmadof't •Oii) i2» i•m rlJ', I fp, 3-cat 042·5•H 1-38d wntra • 11000-1800 If you w ould Ilk• 1 BJ!ACB ' gar 13200 873-2.290 31? ocn w furn .. 11150 •BIO CANYON• Uv• In a home lhot' PIOPEaTY 1175 6&68. • • Cii/NW1it hh hnl9' 3Bd Npl Hghll .1180, Townhome 2Bd aea valued from H OOK t Open, airy, min to Proportv Mgmt Pool, Spa & Tennie ' S12M, V1tlont Prop• 1oegllrir••iiiilliiifiiiiiiia1·--.. -efi!-a-•• -•• -1-5-ft-0 CORONA b•ckbay, JWA. gOff • 8 11$00/mo. 7&9·8242 ., .. on 01ap 1ay 1 ••• .. M --T ,UIUWI..,._., • DIL •hopa. 4'8A 2BA, fam Tht"1 •111111 tooLt'"Q for qual lie l•••mmiiiliiiiiillliili "'"C'O'teDQaiM MAR 2122 rm, 2 frpfc. No amott. ..... a I" If• • • • • u t Y ma~~g•r• 10 llve 1 •1 .. 1rt tw t147,000 llOMTDSY QOT A CAMPGAOUHD !lllailliiiiilil&iiiiiiiiiii $17$0/mo 042·5184 873•1900 2111 t den Stngle l ty, lhHe proportl ... F' NEWPORT DACH Woatclln 28R 2BA lNt pn ... JU•t ,.. M U I BIAIHlft 0 .. 18R .t~M upgraded i'iiDi houH, cute -...--------llv. rm, lrpt ,URN, 2· lurther lnfotm a llo Condo. Upp~ fe...01 1174',000 lo TIMISH A .. lt W•'" COflOO, 2 Otlekt, ,,, .. .,. 18•, 1-c:-s~~· l paoiou• ..... 5aA ~~. :::·12~~0:.•HC COMllC1 Ellaa~th unit In~ n 1340,000. POOlt, ..,.. take II. Amerl1a•1 dOOts, Ja.c lub, 2 cw prlv.ie yard. mo. lnalde lndr~+111r... Jeri 7t•-03Ml!HI. ::_o~· .. ,•~ .. d18o1w11n1 naa. uvm. f'urnltn.d moat •ucc .. aM '"°" •Ii gar., lnalas. lndry. 433-H21 ~-~ P.,1 k .. '!._ .... 2'""· ""•""iuH_,.,.•........;Cr-o-n ... do......,A-U-f\ ..... w•1 1-:a:o:Oi.~~ou::r.'Jl:Tl~rr.::::wTi -r· ,,...,.,., • modelt open d•ttv. reufe ca.~. Micro ~ retr"" lnct. ~··-----------1--"'-"'-1-1 ..... 1• .. ,_•~-...-...•.,...;.;;..;• __ • frp'" •mall y8fd a ., ..... ~ 2•-.__ .. m -81 0.--a .... i~· lkollet coop. Call for Call nH011 llllM in., ... ,,_..._ ... pt ua-,.._ a. ""• · · -c ""'' ""' '"'"' -· 1142 Auhnd "" 11,... b h , .. ....._ .. n l 11100/mo. ••• .. .,.,.. n.....,..-n your homt g111age, new paln1. tn cvn golf cow ... Tri I •· roe urt ~ • torm1111ion tllttM hOt· Maty/8t0Mlt T*f\home, frplo, ,,.uo, WOYQh cla111nee1. b eeut1h1I condlllOnt w/cath c•ll, 1g mttr at M0-1000 ut. '°1• 'n•Z. hne. 14MJCMl)<He7. 'n0-1200'731•t272. Mui gar, ... '4Ml40 M•·H71 1 1115/mo ... C»324' 11100/mo. 111112 ·. ·-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2& 1995 15 COSTA IDS& 2124 VACUION EllPLOYMENT EMPLOYIWIT DIPLOYY!HT atPLOYMENT MUCHANDISE 2111 IEllTAl.S 5530 SUVJC!S 5533 WA.N'nD 5535 llISC. 6015 5530 llM 1 llA L.aundfy Nordlo Tr•ck 5 .... ---~---- HMttew View........ twc-up .. ger, 2IOI Npt..,. 0ouuc1r ... t ...... was Hnuee Compjinlon Htfper uoa AmeNe •1o 4.,,. tam rm, 1g dltl, HlckOf'Y ~. 1715 ReMMJ "°"' lof wkfy/ OYMENI un&AlfTATNE PleaM be awate \hat senlO< OiKOi.lnl Temod kit, new pnt, (310) 431·1870 monthly 'Mntot rentals Ftom200 .. '°°°.._ft. EM.PL .... llTAft IMD Growing comrn11n1ty \he llating• in lhi9 cal· Pattlcl Q57"°685 :fd~:9 ..:.,~...!.:. pooUt•nn 75~50l1 -1-•""R,_,.ll_elt_l"" .. -H-.,....--·I Fully furnish.ct 3Br Compc0ci¥tnm.kl0a 5530 8uly ~,::.. ntYWtP•I* group '"ks ~'":y=~~4:nt: ---------QuH 6 Salta. 5 l'I Lldo lilMd TO n let ,:1'1J.!::!!:,. ~ ~ ~';14~~0 fiomJ.W.Airpon: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ T_... dilplaf ~1Slll9 ': 1n whlch ,U\ere i. a DOMESTICS 5540 ~~ .. er., dt•~dk..en2t ~:~o!. een 58A, 3 fp. pool. ;:_37 ......... • • "500Campu.Driw $$MEGA BUCKS$$ ....... , "T"ll"I ·~ aen&am·-~--=~-~ _char__.g ..... e_...~_m1n __ U1_•.,..· ~·~iiiiiiiiii~~~iiii ....... •.. ---st.200.000. Owner M 373 E11tn ll00-$300 a day. ,.,. u • • • ................. -..... S 1 OOO Weeki~ 1111 H 1 ____ e.,.7_3..a_3~7e.....,,..,~= i173-0998Agt•Ok 2•R·18A H50/mo. REMTALSTO NcwpofiBach Exp not req'd. Must """"'"-benefit package lnclud.ng St~ffing envelope• as M~her•e •Ip., PLAHTSALEACRES LIDO ISLAND ~~='rta~~t. ~~ SHAU 2724 be fluent In Engl~sh. 673-7 ::: •:~ •-;,:.:..:; home. OuarantHdl 40ht~~~k. 2 ;~~~~!!1 ~:~::;. t'i:~~s,. 'Spacious 38r+famlty peta 848-0392 CAii Peter. 544-701 l!];:~~:i!;l~I!::==~ that we Mtd Immediately. Homeworketa needed 11 am·Spm $6/hr fru1t·avocado •fruiting) room, 2Ba, 2·•tory, ...,,-~-------i3S 000/Yr Income Reta.II Sales PhYSfcalldtug ecrHnlng r• nowt easy work, •it· Must swim & apoak • partially furn, ftplc. A otMery weu..dealgndl.----------.1••••••••• potentlal. Reading •OUT OF SANTA FE• qauked. EOE. Pleue call cellent pay. Fr•• d• Eng. 759-1968 SlO. Junipers, vines, $2200/mo. Avail Nov. 1Br 18a, Htvlng bar, Roommat• to BUSINESS & bOoka. Toll Free (1) tails. Send S.A.S E. herbs $1. Kg palms 8' 4th. 07~912 Agt. pvt pallo, $585-$800/ share 2Br 2Ba town-800-898-9778 Eld. R· Suki experienced Judy Oetting at (714) 574-P.O . Box 500-KQ,l•••••••••I $20. • 909-674'-9422 FINANCE salesperson for Jew-4250 fOf Interview or lax 1• Uma, PA 19037. Free1• Lido Isle Bewtrnt (Dock mo. 546-9081 house In Coate 4645 for detalls. elrY kiosk In Fash 111. aume to (714) 631-6594 details. Send S.A.S E MERCHANDISE COLLECTIBLES a11I) Lovely 4BR 3BA. E'eld• 2Br, 1-car gar, Mesa. •Clean-out $40,000/Yr Income PIT. hrly't'comm. Call P.O . Box 500-KO, 6017 wk/moJvr-furn/unl. w/d hkup, aml yd, new non-smoker. 2-car potenUal . Home Poppy, 644-5953. Soc/Ofo Mgr AA, AP, Lima PA 19037. Po•• lse opt 650-2300 cpt. 253 Costa Mesa attached garage, B:USI-.nlSS T lsts/PC users Toll RETAIL &AL•s Comp .. payroll, fluent ---·-------,....-,:,-1 Private bath, laun-"'"" YP · ... · Eng. S7·S8/hr, for appt ASSEMBLE ARTS, -------6-0-10-Copper lue ex11nguish-LIDO ISLE bayfront St. $775. Agt 031--8097 I OPPORTUNITY FrH (1) 800-896-9778 Upscale ladles golt & call 031-8777 3·5pm. CRAFTS, TOYS, ANTIQUES e1s, 85" steer long furn 3Br house. AvaJI Eaatalde 2BR 1BA drypels.c~~~f~ 'ut~~ ex T-4645 '°'listings. reso?, wear, FT/PT, jewelry, wood Items. horns, corona type- now lhru 1/31/98. Call Duplex, alngl• garage, r• 2904 cust Svc/Gen Offlce EXP D . 720-1996 Stitl••t/Colorlat typing, sewing, com· •BUYING ITEMS• writer, Pyrex dishes ..673-8248. W/D hk·up, deck. ties. Eves S49-2SS6 Good phone skills, RETAIL SALESPERSON Looking for Confident puter work from home From 1800•1960. 1 pc 1950 Lurline menus LIDO Mobll• Hme Park S825/mo. 650-3335 ========== AAA Greeting Card typing 35 wpm, data W/exp needed lor sell-starting, likable, In your spare time 10 enuie estole Paint· 1950. Old Fltzgerakt Charming lurn'd 1+1 LOVELY 2BO Bright 1BR $340, 1BR $390. Dist. National Com· entry of cust orders. contemp women's talented, willing, Greal pay. Free de-ings, books, lurnilure, whiskey collectibles, S1tp1 10 pvt bch. $1000 tmmac. New pnt, nice Plus deposit & refs. panyl 56+yearal No S8·9/hr. Self starter. boutique In Fash Isl. eager, honest. tails call 1·80o-632-otc Immediate cash, crockery, much more. '675-3969 909-371-1160 decor. Garage. Great All amenities. Kerry sell1ngl Sen1lcing ac-Fashion bkgmd a +. Mgmt poten. Call or dependable, clean. 8007. 24 hours. tops. 673.6223 1~ msg 754-4558 631 2111 1 Resume to Ad ;t 100, fax resume: 640.2774. thorough. II you are 1 d LUXURY TWNHM Loci Se9S. 641-5834 -~~~:;!,'enf''Y11m~0.~~lla~; cl Dalt Pilot 330 W any 2 of these call ATTN: Exp•r0•~ce ---------WANTED Meaa Verde 2BR 2BA 2BR 2BA Master BR w/ o ~ • · Retail/Management oanlel at 650-6169 Truck 011vers, nve to APPLIANCES 6011 NEWPORT COAST w/garage In 4.plex. prlv BA. Bal~. waJk-1.n cash flowl Be your =B=-•-Y~· C:-:-:~9-=-2-::6:-::2::6:-· --:;-;; Manager needed for South Coast Plaza. own I SO downrT8 TO BUY .., new 1500 sq ft closet parking spot own boss $800 to FIT MANAGER, PfT busy thrift shop ben-cents all miles. Own-iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiii~ '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~ .... yr • ' S750/mo. Pam Agt ' $2000k potontlal. Tel .. .,...,..r~ Su .,.... . I I 8 1• "2Br 2Ba, vault cell-54s-5880 Pool, gym, tennis, 1 ., 0 0 _9 8 0 _1 81 8 . HELP Busy frozen tilting a non-profit or-emai ... -... ......_ p,.....s ersh1p posa ble n l waaher/D rit•r $140 USED GOLF BALLS lngs, formal dining rm. · S475 't''h U111445-960e ..., yogurt store In NB. ganlzatlon. High en-Work Until Noon months. Average ea rolrige1a1or $175 OLD GOLF CLUBS 6019 Pool, spa In gated Npt Hghta lrg 2Br 2Ba COM $390/slngle room DON'T JUST DREAM Great oppty. 644-2600 ergy, take-charge, SAM-12 Mon-Friday 10,000 milos/month Good cond! 646·5848 Tops p aid. comm. 2-car attch llplx. Gar, lndry rm, evall now. Utls. paid. ABOUT FINAHCIAL well-organized W/2 yrs e $300-$500/week Company Drivers: 71 ~75A9103 gar, end unit. Ught & new crpta/drps/pnt. No pet.s n/smk. 708-B FREEDOM. Oo Some-GOURMET COOK/LI retall/mgmt exp. Costa e paid training NEWER EQUIPMENT. ---------1--------- brlghll Only $1850. S975+dep. 548-4497 Avocado. 675-8634. thing! Call 717-7580 housekeeping, exp·d, Mesa·ln1lne area. Fax Call Cindy 600-1729 Compe11t1ve pay/ ben-FURNITURE 6014 JEWELRY FURS Cal g. COM 2br/1 lhba 2 LOCAL RTE•24 Loca-800 843-8308 I A t 640.2677 lslvmekr.oNute,wpoF(Trt. BNeaocnh-resume: 714-494-2067 TRAVEL AGENT ems. Call New Apple iiiiiiji~iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiii & ART i 6025 EANFRONT 3 2 '"""" T o r mall: P.O . Box Unes 1• · ** Glabmana Down OC + , NEwcOR story, twnhm, pool, W/ llona•Buy All or area. 714-673-3643 9445, s. Laguna, CA PIT Exp'd Leisure or .1·800-843-3384, Sofa 011 whilo Likeliiiiiiii~~~~~~ modern. Wd burn frpl, BEACH 2669 O,·tennla. Looking for Part•Posslble 2K Handitm•n·Must be 92677 attn: Susan. SABER. Call Susan Madison, SO. Mon.Fri New Paid 53 500 Soll •••ESTATE SALE 2-car pkg w/opnr, w/d. clean none amok. Avl Wkly"800·599·6769 able 10 do repairs for ---------1·800-937-3494 X246. 8-5pm Central. Call!ll $500 obo 759.1275 • 2.05KT Oia. Solitare 41599 Wnlt. 722 -0 824 Oct. 76°'1937 PEPSI-COKE ROUTE. new homes. Please WAITERS, Cocktail Check Thia Outl Ex-Internally flawless, F Oceanfront/Luxury COM Share 2Br 2Ba 10 LOCAL & ESTAB-fax resume: 250-9008. Cla~s~:~~NlENT Waitresses, Hoste$s. plosive Income poten· 7 ' Sofa 5' Lovosoat Color GIA Cert. val Con1emp 4Br 3Ba. Avl *48 Communltlea* oceanside PCH. PV1 USHEO. Earn Sl.500 Apply In person: Tues. tlall $1,000 sale earns bo19e, S200 for 1110 $36.500 Sell Sl6.000 now. $2650 wlntor, 13,500Apar1menta bath, garage,. $575/ weekly. Got In now 1· Ho ME TYPISTS whether . you're buy-Oct. 3, 12-4 w/Erlc $700. Sell ten this sot. 644·5261 • Antq 14K gld bag S38QO yrly. 650·1869 S750 to $2500/mo mo. Jim 675-1175 800-311 ·7632. (24 NEEOEO. Also PC/ :~~kinage,1~7~~sirf:d ~ui:.~3_5_2_o_E_ . .,...,_P_C_H_._c.,..,o..,.M""'". week, earn S7 ,000 eunkbed-Plait area. coliec1ors item-val. Penthouae Vlllla Bal· Newpor1/lrvlne/Tu1Un COM share 3br/1ba 1 hours). Word540P 000roc,.?ssf r hat ou need! •. W CLEANING next week. 100% II· child's Ikea style. Plus $6,000 Sell S2,5SOO B 'hB h useis. • 'Fear n-w Y WINDO nanclng. For more in-bedding. 5100 Sofa-• Dia. Wedd Bnd et boa 2 r 11 a, 1cat IRVINE block tQ ocean. Seek·i---------come potential. Toll HELPER-NB location. lormallon call 1•800. bed, 3.seotor, hke S3,250 Sell $1 ,300 celling, frp • pool spa. APARTMENT Ing reas. rmate. N/S MONEY free 1 ·800·898-9778 CLASSIFIED PIT Approx 20hrstwk 400.5114. new, 5100 646.7492 • Pearl & Dia. Neck· S1200/mo. 548-3155 $600 Call. 675-3506 2914 __ E_xt_._T·_5_1_3_9_f.,,.or_d_et_a_n_s._, ____ o_4_2_·5_0_7_e__ Wed/Thur/Fii 297-8081 lace Cert. val. is Spectacular Ocean COMMUNITIES COM Share lrg twnhse. TO LOAN Landscape/Gardener •· Gr o c • r it Coupon Custom 7' wicker Sola, 51 o,ooo Sell SJ 900. Bay & Herbor views Call our Info Hotline Br w/pvt bath, pool. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Exp·d In all phases of I-------------------Book• as low os 60 2 matching ctus hke Olher Items & Obiect 3BR 2BA, marble fp, 1-800-IAC·5115 spa, tennis. No smk/ $25,000 CASH. USE landscpng. Must hallo EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT cents each. For lnfor-nu $1175. gls oon Ible 0 art. Call for details on 0 c ea n BI v d . drugs. $595. 720.9432 THE CASH FOR ANV B 1 1 maUon send $1 & Paintings, pallo furn, Appl only 714. 722-9719 2 00/ 281 581" OSE H pick-up. i·I ngua 5530 5530 SASE to NCC, PO Box ectl 631-4849 GORGEOUS s 4 mo. • •· Oonfrnt 3Br 1~·Ba, CM·Roommate wanted PURP · .omeown-E g/Span 957 2895 ...,,..---:---:"".'-:'77': C I date ou n · • !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 550, Freeland, WA ~Decorators Dellnht MINK COAT Twnha•Belcourt Hiiia. gar, 1tove, frig. Yrly, to ahr 2Br 2BA. ers... onso 1 Y r 98249 . • 2 Mastr BR, 38a, 1 Ii-$1550/mo, lse op1 to Smoker OK. $387/mo. Bills No equity re-LEGAL SECTY, exp'd , --------~1 Marble & granole Ibis •••Imported from brary. Gated loc, nice buy. 310.596-8214 Call David 444-3629 qulrod. Marginal Npt Beach, approx 20 DIEDRICH COFFEE I Quit Mit $100,000 Wht fireplace mantel Sweden. M•O·lenglh vi S3200/mo 644 8923 Iv Credit 0 K Pac1f1c hrs/wk flex. Good pay. JOB to do this mail & moldings wrought Size 9•10 Embro1-ew. • •1BR $025• msg. Prime M~rigage 1· Call Mark 644-0782 order business! 111 iron patio set Custom dereo lining. L ike TWO LEASES!! 2BR 2BA $725/Up Dover Shores Spa-800-720-2637. _N_e_w_C.,,.....off...,...•e.....,.H~ou-s-•""'.C~d-::M:-: D~f..,.;.·;,.'..[H show you my systom· marble b.ilh tub New! Make Oller. Rolrlg & dishwasher cious hse w/pool, f/p. L k. f 11 a1Jc me1hods Work Leave mosg 723· 1680 Need quick sell Bd/B I t 1 oo 1ng or energe c, Newport Coast 4BA Incl. 60x3o pool. No a, w pv en ''••••••••• fliendly people. Col-from home Will trian Floral Sofa S80 Please call 2.5BA 1YR now w/ pots. No lees. No 5650 N/pet s73-7092· 1" fee exp. helpful, but Call Michael l-800· s th t t I I 969-4786 or 722-1252 lease. 545-4855 E 'alde CM 3Br 1B~ ANNOUNCEMENTS ou wos ~ Y 0 so .-i vlowl $2400 .. not nee. Call 760-9641 649-4 599. s l 1 o. 3 moo llah.ln Leave message • •••••• • ••• 3Br 2Ba l house from house to share w/1 I••••••••• Sales. A Powerful chrs S40 oa 49.l-2729 --------- Eastblulfll sand. Approx 1200 sJf, other . S 4 0 0 /mo· PIT RE ASST• Income Unbelivable Leather sofa love sc:il PETS & 3BR 2.5BA 2300 Sq. newly decoratd. $1350 Smoker ok. 645·3075 1---------For top NB Bkr. Com-C 0 F ~ E E 1st month's earnings 604 9 Ft. Renova I e d Isa. 818·501-3477 Fum Rm-New Condo. ANNOUNCEMENTS ~~~r7:~~~~~ !~t ~~~'.' Educa11onal products ~ac:a~1~1~n~51~~1~14s~i:ANiiiiiilii.MAliiiiiiSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~~~~r:noau~r~~~~~ Chafmlng 1 of a kind Guarded comm, pool, 2920 ---------So. Ca fastest growing local favorite, 1-800-494-7119. Mr (scats 8) w hutch'" 644-8590 4BR 2BA Apt, com· Jae, W/0, gar. $700.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. -------.., ly k' Slater. S950 obo. 894-4356 ADOPT-A·PET pletely remodeled, Nwpt Coast497-8284 Seized Cara From F{T p Diedrich Coffee is current see mg Telecommuting Recliner . leather. Every Sat & Sun at Villa Balboa·2 Mastera perfect for home/ofc, Lrg Rm Prlv Bath In $175. Porsches, Cadll-P{T Work ay individuals dedicated to quality and Makes You Rlchl pearl color. hke new, PETSMART, Fountain Perfect movo-ln cond. els to ocn. $1500/mo. hm, Nwpt. Hgts. Uttls lacs, Che11ys, BMW's 6am-l2 M-F, no exp Start your homebased S2!>0'obo. 646•6285 Valley. Puppies. kit· Gar parking, walk 10 645•2140 or 549.3403 pd. Prlv entr. & View. Corvettes. Also Jeeps, n e c. Se . o o /hr customer service for Assistant Managers, business for unoor =-....,....--::::--....,....-:--:---::---: tens and more, all beach, gated comm 64"'2941 548 6630 4 wo·s. Vour oroa. ~ comm. S300-S500/ h'ftl ad d CO nter staff ~or our newest s200. Toll-tree sa1011110 Twin Capt ain's Bod looking for lo11ing, car-w/pool' Spa' tennis. SPACIOUS 2Br 2Ba . OJ' or . k M k I les S I e S, an U 1 d k I h CALL 597 Toll free 1-800-898· w · ar n sa · Pie nd teleconferences, train· 2 chests, mirror, cs • ng omes. · Avail Nowt $1395/mo 1wnhm 1150 s/f, huge NB 1 blk to ocean Br 9778 Ext. A-5139 lor Office products location in Huntington Beach. ase se ings. Develops royally bksholls -Orey Elm I 9037 for more info. Agt 640.7000 Ext 301 closet, x-lg windows, w/pvt bath, w/d, frplc curront listings. 852·0247 resume to: Diedrich Coffee, HR Dept., 350 incomes. Won-win. No Porcolaln trim. Exqu1s N o Yard Oog must go! gor,·vault cell, 2 pa-$500/mo . Olgltal risk. 1·800·372·3522 condl $3,100 sell. Golden Rel. 1,., yr. Uos. $1400. 675-8002 Pager 1-800-418-0878 i---------~=::;::;:=::;:=;:::= Clinton St. Suite A. Costa Mesa, CA 92626, Anytime. s1.900 760·1218 Female • spade AKC. APARTMENTS FOR RENT STEPS TO BEACH NB PooVtenn/bch/W/d, LOST & Palace Park or phone (71-4) 757-9133 for an All Kinds ol Jobs For Whothor you 1e buying Very lriendly! S150 lo Nowly decorated 2Br, sundk. Happy en1111on. FOUND 2925 needs Park Host-All Kinds of People. or selling, Classilled good home• 5.;4.7304 frplc. No pets. Yearly slv w/2 M. $500 't'~uw.,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii es sos, priority to ,aplpiillica•tiol. lnl.••••••••••••llll Classified. covers all your noedsl eve 644-6589 $835/mo.631-8208 646-8473or631·2111 1• those 18+, must be ' STUDIO Mar ~a~.On~eb~ch M~~B~g~ ~7 ~s ~d. fully~~ w~~ds. ~===~~~---------------------------------------, ---------1 201 E. BaJboL $540/ Newport pier. Share Found 9121 · Aroa of Apply In person at BALBOA th 1 3Br 2Ba. gar. $480/ Harbor & Wilson. WhV Palace Park. 3405 ISIAND 2606 ~~J-~7;;1~; n2.::SC:· mo, Y.iutil. 673-5092 blk brn, F 642-3309 Michelson, Irvine. i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _ _::~:;:~.:;,:..,.:.;,,~...:..:.~ lc:s:-:p::--:a:-c:;-:1 0::"'.u:7-:s1Bii'":k1Bii'::a y Lost K ltt• n "Zoe "lost 55 9-83 38 •WESTCLIFF• house, golf vu. quiet, 9/18. 4 months old _P_A_R_T_T_l_M~E""'.W"'."".'""0-R:-K~ ••1Bd Upatalr9 Apt 2Br 2Ba. gar, pool. pvt, firepl, w/d . no Tabby/Siamese w/ * * R 0 m 0 de I e d $1000/mo. Christine pets. 5485/month. frecklod face, orange, FULL TIME PAY OeO*Adulle•No pell Agt 723-4494 631_6855 blk,wht. Ona pink paw/ The Times Orange Lse•Avail 10/15 631·n52 ""w""t""N""T=E""R'""·-::0:-:N~-:::S::-A=N:-:D:-:I one blk. No collar. County is looking for Furn 1Bd apts S800 & Irvine Terrace COM. bright, energetic sales BAI.BOA PENINSULA $1200. 3Br hse $1800. RENTALS 759-1558. Rewardl people to work Ind utl/cble/gar. 633-9243 WANnD 2726 Los T : Be a g I e evening hours w ith 2607 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pupplf &-mo-old fom, outside sales learn. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ---------.. wht/blk/brwn. 9/8, vie Eam hourly wages + 1 BR $600/mo utll pd. 1 SOUTH COAST SEEKJNQ: Sm cottage Cliff Or. & Rlvoralde generous commission /back house or studio o ·1 lifyl f houH to sand, aundk, METRO 2686 Ave.. NB. AEWAR . wh1 e qua ng o r w/d. Avail now. 301 e. w/yard. Reap. person Call Steel. 642-0870 our attractive benefits w/dog. Will fix up/gar-k I cl ding 'Balboallll. 644•7946 Pl d t Loat"Sam"Blue Para-pac age n u % South Coaat aza den for reduce ren medical coverage. ureat Sundeckl 2BR, area. 1 BA condo (under $400) 646-4876 keel tame, talks, vlcln· Call Tom, 444.9685. 2-car gar, w/d, dw, Ip, +den upstra, a/c, lty Nwpt Isl. Oawn 211 19th St. $1550/ pool/spa, carport. I••••••••• 646·6901 or 642·1574 PLUMBER mo/yearly 873-1744 s 7 2 5. 9 6 3-6 7 5 7 COMMERCIAL Reward Lost women's Allegls Plumbing now Peninsula Point 2BR wallet, black Chanel. hiring. Must have 2 Bath noar Bay & •••••••• REAL ESTATE Lido are11, 9/21. No? good OMV. 646-3299. Beach. W/O Incl. MISC"'' RDl!QUS asked. 631-2852 POSTAL & GOV'T JOBS $875/mo. 645-1501 ~u; $21/HOUR+BENEFITS Slnnle ap1 steps to RENTALS BUSINESS OFFICE NO EXP WIU TRAIN • ••••••••• Appl +lnfo 714-647·1991 ~::.~h572g~~~rJ~~~ FOR RENT 2769 PERSONALS PT Clerical typing House 10/l, t 129 W. ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••• required, data entry, Balboa 723-4852 ROOMS 2706 Space avall In Interior lilmg, phones for NB CORONA DEL MAR 2622 design showroom, -------3-0-0-2 accountant. 642·3818 great NB loc. $450/mo PERSONALS Large Private Suite Incl prkng 642-2255 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PT Front Office &/or NB Executive Home 'niffi~ii~~~~ffijl Aak Qeu Gu"I An'/1hlng Back Office. Medtcal Pool & Tennis I 8 alAL ' • Cllnlc (Asst Insurance $085 840-051 Q + SPACI: FOil RENT + Speak to other callers Coord1nat0f) Phone skills on World Famous Large 1BR, lovely -B,...a'""i'""i-.~1-0-n-c_an_aJ-..,--m_a_s-:-te-r •J4.51s.f&~Ollct' DIAL A HUNK 900-& nuent in Eng, bi-lingual view, newly re fur-Br w/balcony & view. wardloulc. 61)11 olc 435-HUNK 2 50-3 99 """' Span. Fax resume to: blshed. encl gar. W/0 Shr klVutJI. Avl 1o11 548-4504. Call 648-2273 on pram. Walk to bch. $600/mo. 675-8188 e1•s.f10llct OVER 18 & LONELY? RESTAURANT No pela. $925-$1100. withcompiierlchllm1sea You need to talk to PT/FT Oellvery/cash- 533·8074 NB Own Master Suite, iomeona who under· lei-.$am-2pm,~lex hrs. "'t""lg-h~t.-aJ..,....ry-2~B~r-71B=a-1 kllch prlll. Lg Clubhse. e,_S¥'f llitt~Ofc ltanda. Call 1·900·255-Need car. Slart $5.50/ courtyQlgar/etc. Quiet Pool/Jacuzzi. S50'0. e 1•s.F1~0fcA 1515 •1116964. $3.99/mln. hr. Brian 548-7427. bch area. $1200 Incl Jerry o 4 s.e799 CleaUborStmaesea Sarv-U 619-64s-8434 -R-e-ta-11------- ulll. Sml pet. 673-7350 Room For Rent t t•LfUJC Otc SINGLES: MEET SIN· •BELLINI• ***Child OK. Non "" h smoker. Must Ilk• !.sttllllpllUusembly OLE poople throug · The exclusive baby & COSTA MESA 2624 • $599 MOVE IN out rural America. ca ta. P l•••• call See Roben on Site Confldentlal, repu· chlldrens furnishings 631-901 1 aher 7pm. 1001W.17th SL. Unit V table, eatabllah•d store haa lmmed FT/ •Super clean 1Bd In cozy friendly, 30 unit complex "'Trlangle Sq. BUNK HOUSI! APTS M2·1401 FIND an apartment through classified C<>Ma Mesa plan. Fro• details. PT openings for aal•• 6S0.8287 ti asa<Xl'a In our Costa Buy It. Sell It. Find It. Claaamed. Country Connec ona Mesa store. Strong Newsletter, PO Box 408, Superior, N• communication & 9'· braaka 68978. ganlzatlonl akHla On the move? 'OSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 Sell your extra household items req'd. Prior sales axp la benenelal. Compono aatlon lncfudea a com- petitive hr!y wage+ mo. comm. 631·2229 • QUIET 8c SERENE Palm ~esa Apartm.ents I So near & yet so far ... ~r"s chc feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the huh greencey of secluded woodl 8c mtc.ly J>lllms. A Snd.lcil1 l & l BedroomJ • }rt. $575 l'C) S«>O • l 8.1\. $6lS tO S650 · aa. sm co sno A No Pm • v ctdcaJ Bllnda • Ct>ling t'a.n1 A NBW CMpct. Plim. 8c Tile A Hr.rim Roum A Hca~ Pool & Jaruzu ,A Patios 8c Halconia A ~ A1111lat.k Office HOOn· 9:00 em · S.~·F Ind 10•00 Im ... f ,00 1pm w Ida l 561 Mc.a Dr • Sita &. Hdihts. CA (71-6) ..... 9860 In Classified Retall Ladies Sport• wear. El<p'd aai.s per· aon at John Leonard'• Gott Shop 852-8889. LOST 8r 2925 fOUND LOST ••.. OWNER • WHINY (w1ne-eeee) a half seal point Siamese, half gray tiger stripe .with no tail and wearing a red collar W1lh bell has lost his owner Whiny is searching Begonia Street 1n Corona del Mar and there·B·bouts White he's conduct1ng·h1s search he 1s very shy and prapabty Wiii not let YoU .an1vnal'"ft twn. If te1 him **3se CM t Spend less time at home ·with your kids. -DISCOVERY ' .. ' IJ'HlMSOAY. SEJfllMIEJt 21. 1995 Pilot TODAY'S CRQSIW'11D PUj[ZLF 9030 POID . 1150 TIVCD 1220 ........... ...,._, ..... lkml. '91 ·-· I U •110 XLT, euto. opal, ~ Fjl#lf loeded, IMl. fKt.. watr. F'Otd Al ,.._, AC. ~ Pfte19. avt. 117.IOO 1oof, Stereo/CaH., ________ _ Tin'ed Windows. Mt< "US Mii... a•O.IOO •oOO. ,,, 1225 can Ttaey 114-:M 1 • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WM WIU!n)y worth an lnvi&AtionaJ '"' cem llOOI 2123. • •• Dode• C•rev•n 9+1• JO North-South vufoerable. Soiith de.111. WEST • 108, "108 NOJttll •KJ8S O AJ75 3 08 •95' O KJ 1073 •KQlO EAST •'76 <:1 KQ942 OQ2 •J862 SOUTH •AQ92 06 OA966 .. •A73 The bidding: SOU11t WEST NORTH EAST 10 PAN 10 Pass 1• Paa 3• Pua <I• Pua Pua Pua Opcnin1r lead: King of• When you arc playing a crossruff, there are two points to remember: Cash your side-suiL winners first to prevent having nny ruffed away; and trump as high as you can olford. Note North's deci!lion to make a jump raii::e in i::pades on the second round or the auction. With nine points in high cards, a singleton and four good trumps, the hnnd 1nove, und Soul h had more than •M \18, air cond. ... ............ 3 ... 00~ii!!!'!!:-a/~c-. -'"'-1~0-,1 L• VO, lo8dect, 92.k t'nou1th ··~------• l" .... me. Runk• good. Need• 2k ml. $6200 Ob<>. Very "" ..... ~ ... .-WOt c .. 85().2fHle ________ ..., Mop. orig owner, 1 We t I lhe kln1 of cluba, and • BONDA 9095 ml. 13900 flrml ca11. gOOd condl 347-9301 declarer could count only aeven tut, _________ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Hl-o922. Runs Greatl '88 Dodge C•r•v•n winnera -four trumps and thrte BUia 9035 87k ml., 4 cyl, auto, N side-euit acea. Chllnc~ or buildlng '" Clvto SI 2 dr ---------• C, am/fm cass, wht. three more tricQ from tho~ 1ult.1 'M ....... ,. loaded! ~~h•~=: :u~'io~u :i~: PEUGEOT 9160 14900. 991-0922 were •llaht. 1'ho beat ahot waa to OOOd condl R .. tat>i., a/o, anrt. 12750. Ca•hl liiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil't•9ii2acc:ih\iry:y;.ij1etir~Tnoliw;;n:V1 iCOrcthelhreeaceaandthentryfor 4 new tlr .. , a/c, p/1, Immac ulate condl .. 7eOS4dr,5spd,Pf eou.ritry, 40k ml. seven tNmp t.ric:k• via a crouruff. S1,500 OBO. 788-5644 238-9270. Fin Avl. w, runs xlntl very S16,800 Xlnt condl The one denier wu that the ,87 CRX Sapd, A/C, clean. St,500 OBO. 648·3807 before 8pm. dcrender with the ten or trump• CIDD.LAC 9040 AM/FM. caaa. Olk ml. Call 454-0460 '92 Dodge R•m 8 might be able to ovcrrulTand return & new timing belt. paaaengr, 8 cyl, auto, a trump, leaving declarer at leut '3500 CaJI 875-1482 ---------75k ml. pa, pb, dual, one trick abort. South found a pre~ 1eeo Wht Coup De ,94Accord LX mint PONTIAC 9170 air, bags, am/ fm, ty way round this predicament.. VIII• Blue lealhr, blue 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $8300. 838-3318 · h Id' ahHptkln covers In cond 1hwrm mdl, to ---------There wa.s no point. t.o o mg up front Hat, I-owner, all trick to llstl $15,000 '85 Fiero SB IS eye, '93 Mercury Vlll•u•r on the openin1 lead. Declarer took ave rec. 42,300 actual OBO. 382-1708 reblt eng, 29m1. AC, LS dual a/c, dk grn, the ace of clubs, cashed the aces ml, xlnt cond., bHt PW, anrt. Sliver. No roaded. xlnt condl diamonds and heart.a, then wied a ofter over $10,000. Tmvns body damage, good $15,900. 551•9403 I h r ~"' 9115 cond, collector's Item. heart ruffed ow os t c entry aor a 1548-5732. · 645•3338 --------- diamond ruff with the three o s3•500· VOLVO 9230 trumps. When both these tricks C VROLET '92 SC400 allver '85 Gr•nd AM Great iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii stood up, the contract was unbeat.-BE 9045 spruce, lo ml. loaded. condl $4200 OBO. , 2 5 DL WGN bl Nakamlchl CO. chrom low miles, must selll 84 4 4 a e. . • 8 Ch . B whit. $31,600 OBO. Call 897·5357 cyl, at, o/d, ac. cc, Declarer ruffed two hearts w1'th 8 •"Y •r•tt• N Call 9&5-8884 new t Ire 1, Just the oce and queen of trumps and C, P/S, AM/FM $3,lOO. '88 GRAHD AM auto, smogged. Must see! two diamonds with the king and Call 644-5281 a/c, new paint. looks/ $2800 obo 839·5349 jnck. to bring the t.ot.:11 llick.s won lo UNCOLN 9120 runa goodl 411JOll. nine. The eight of spades was still DODGE 9065 Call. 991-0922 1--------VOWWAGEN 9235 on the t.ahle and the nine in hand. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •77 M•rk 5-Qtv l!D --------- 01.'clarer led the bo~rd's rem!"ning 85 Dodge Cer•van moonroof, all pwr. PORSCHE 9175li,i8i2iiTiiir•iinii•iiPii0i_iii•iiriiiii heart und .ruffed w1lh the nine: lf Showroom cond. Wht, good condl $2,000. " that won, 1t would be the fulfilltng auto air tilt ater tac Call. 248·7165 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Very Rare Classic. Single trick. [f West. OVt?rruffed, dummy's tint ~In,. am/fm cass, '82 3588 comp re-cab, runs great, Xlnl cond tight would be high. Simple. PS, PB. Xlnt tires. '9 0 Contlnental v9 bullt eng. needs ~ome $3200 obo "777-1o59 xlnt condl 1 owner, coametlca, has tow •9 BUQ Value $6200 Must sac. 52k ml. mnrl, alarm, bar SlO 000 248•7165 7 Yellow w/blk $4450 Obo 577-8949 full pwr, RR grlll. All • · Int, factory aunrf, NEWPORT BEACH POWER BOATS MARINE SUPS lthr Inter. cat whit. '83 928 5 spd, elr, good cond. $2000. $12,500. 759-8152 phn, alarm, 80k mt. 9o9.ses-3704 7012 DOCXS 7022 FORD liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii ••FAMOUS** 28'Tl•r• Pursuit '89 18' Side Tie. '83 T-Blrcf V6, Brown, MERCEDES xlnt condl wht/blk '85 Convt. Blk, auto, 9130 $10,600. 779-1560 140k ml., new palnl, 6169 9075 runs great! $1900 flrml 991-0922 Loc:•I Artist'• S.F. cruiser twin Yam Water/Electric Near full pwr. Runs goodl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------- Prints a Orlglnel 200 eng. Xlnt condl 36th/Marcua, N.B. $1,100 OBO. 694-0389 •77 450 SL Parent TOYOTA 92101-,-9-8-F_O_X--4-d-r.-n-ew- BALBOA Fine Art must see. $42,000 $125/mo. 646-l264. '88 Tempo GL 2-dr s-looking for that ape-tires. special whls, N PETS & ANIMALS PIANOS & 6049 ORGANS Furn .. oak ent. center, OBO. 645-0057 50' •5• Bo•t Docks d PS PB L clal car for your chlld? C /I $3000 6059 PENINSULA 6107 used designer clothes , S . N-v _._ Id •P • • · cass. 0 '77 Celle• QT liftbk. ·am m. cass, households/hardware 3~ ••r•lf Express ewpo • ., .... ys • ml. Runs & looks xlnt. Excellent Condi Red. 51pd, dependable! OBO. 630-4541 ADORABLE AKC Puppies & B•blf Or•nd Pl•no S•I• Sat 8am-3pm. SAT 9AM.ON 88, fully loaded. 600 ~:~1~:~5~~~ $1700. Call 641-2081 721-1339 Tags 9-96. runs goOdl '90 JETTA OL I ownr, Xlnt cond. In tune. Clothes, appl, tools & 8208 W. Oceanfront ;;~.~e:.tl~~~~~~d·,-------..,,-----'88 Thunderbird V8 '79 450SL beige, $875 firm . 63t·7149 under 'f'&rr, lo ml. CFA Kittens Must sacrifice. $1550. some antlqueal 21 15 (Localed In alley.) 55' M•x Sllp, Balboa Wht, fully loaded, 147k ml. 2 tops.---------auto, blk, $6800. 714-527-1854 E Balboa Blvd. (Alley) Huge CdM H20 Polo fn~· g~~sh~~:'if~1~~ ~~~~laS~~ ~:,~.7~~ ~~~:>~i 72x11~t56;ondl ·~~nsc:::a?t 111~k~0.:,1_G_r_e_a_1 c_o_n_d_1_2_36-_09_6_9_ We have the largest solectlon ot pedigree dogs & cats anywhere ---------CORONA Booster Fiindr .. aer. BOATS, YACHTS, $800/mo. 723-5835 9199. Must Sell! must sell I $4900. '90 Jett• GLI Sspd, 60 6 0 DEL MAR 6122 Sale. Donate or Buy. 1 CHARTERS 7013'"D,,...--,---------------'83 500SL Rod/Tan. Cash! 238·9270 NC, AM/FM cass w/ BICYCLES All loved & well Cared tor P£TLAHD HUNT BCH Northeast corner ol Adami & Brookhurst 1163-4887 Day SAT, 9/30 8am-t2. ock •P•c• for lease '87 Escort QT Wht European body style.---------CO changer. snrt, cuiit ~~~~~iiiiii~iij~~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiil~1~983~P~o~rt!.,;S~e~a~bom~!.e~W~•!;Y· two 40', Beaut. areal 5spd, a/c eds. nu XI n t. Con d I ti on I '92 Celle• ST red w/ whls. $6800 OBO. Xlnl Bikes & bike parts, like Chin••• Art SaVSun MOVING SALE Furn V• to 'A •hare In 42' on Balboa Pen. Water/ tires, p/s, runs goodl $15,000 645-461 I dark grey. Int 88k ml. condl 962-2934 new/used. Sell 1 piece 9am-Spm. paintings, & furnishings. Sat Unlflyte aft cabin elect. 723·147o $2700 OBO. 650-8774 _,..,~~...,......=,....,.,..,---5 spd manuel, snrf.•----------or all. 641-9264 rug,glasswear,chrs 9am-12noon. 1118 motor yacht In '92300TEW•gon $7500.641-1835 Rott/Pitt Born 8 /24 SPORTING Brlndle $125 obo. Incl. GOODS 6065 1 st shots. Gd temper, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lay-away. 847-8923 --'---'------• Sc ub• ge•r: tank, BC, S•"• abused and Octypus reg, all like abandonod pots. Be a new. $700. 673-6620 volunteor/loster. Call ••••••••• 714-597-9037. -----GARAGE SALES & tum. misc. 1206 Santiago In Westclitt. NB.640·8624 CAMPERS, RV'S, '87 T·Blrd Full power, White/parchment, top ...,re. AUTO "'245 V6, well maintained. cond, 40M, factory ---------DUoi1 • Sand Key •••••••-_S_AIL __ B_O_A_T_S __ 7_0_1_4 TRAILERS 8014 Must sell. $2375 obo. warranty. $35,800. TRIUMPH Rumm•ge 8•1• 714-549·7526 Call 714-433-9528. 6 ~1om~;:~~ro~c:ur~~~. TRANSPORTATION • '84 MldH Tr•ll•r '89 Must•ng cdntv 4 92 Benz 190E 2 .8 COM s 1 t 30 14 Leser complete w/ RV 17' sell contained cyl. am/fm cd, auto, Mint cond. Fully · a• ep • all trim, Including 1 ' 6 $2 5 G ' 76k ml. ate, $4995 loaded, auto, blk, I 1 9 9 5 8 am -N o o n. Highlander trailer. Wiii s eep • •4 o ood Good usable furn, 1-B-O_A_T_S______ separate. Xlnt condl condl 537-2782 obo. 643-9151 owner. lmmac In & I I hi I thl 7011 , out. Must see to urns ngs. co ng, $1200 OBO. 723-0292 • .. •••••••• 90 Thunderbird LX apprec. Priced 10 audlo/Vldlo. tewelry,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i• Blk full power nu 9215 '80 Spitfire Canary yellow, blk trim. Web- ber carb/headers, cullm eng. very lasll 4spd/overdrv. One of a Klndl $2695 cashl 238·9270. Fin Avl. ------ BUYING A NEW CAR? Fial 01t llow m1d1 th dealtr paid BEFORE yo. 1191 too mid.Adu! dealtr cotts renaled. CaJI free, 24 Ian. a da1. No .... kb books, clothlng, 18' DUFFY. Fresh bat----------AUTOMOBILES 1 ' ' sell. Financing avl crafts, glt1 Items. etc. terlea. full aide cur-SPEED L t res, 57•900 OBO. Call Pacific Imports MUSICAL ui Call. 363-1383 $16.800. Dir 970-2929 S•I• Sat/Sun 9am-talns, full boat cover, SIU BOATS 7016 1-800 332 5374 INSTRUMENTS 6055 BALBOA 3pm. Antique hutch & nu crpt, 4-spkr stereo, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'---------'91 Must•ne LX --------iTRUCRS 9220i--------table w/chrs, micro-bottm pnt. prof malnt. 9025 Conv V8, 5spd, lthr, MERCURY 9135 GUITAR WANTEDll ISIAND 6106 wave TV, art. clths, SI0,500. 714-963-0281 •1988 22ft Ski Boat• AUDI all pwr & performance iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AUTOS Local Musician wlll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mower, dishes, ect. Pgr 800-493·3391 5. 7 litre V-8, King liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii upgradH, 28k ml. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '79 El Cemlno Con-WANTED 9246 pay up to $12,500 tor 3rd Annu•I Op•I/ 240 Morning Canyon Callt. Ory Slip, 101 Cobra OJO, low profile '84 OT Coupe 2-dr, $11 •900 960-4259 '91 CAPRI Convert qulsta 350, black AT/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cenaln pre-1970 Gib· Topez Allev S•le COSTA MESA 6124 Shipyard Way B2, Npl hull, Ju•1 1 1•1 erv1 lch•~· 5spd. nu paint, guar--,9-2--T-e_m_p_o __ G_L_4_d-r, New top, S-apd, 1 onr, AC/PS/PB. Wht shell, C•shl for your Car, F d d " new con ro er up o.-antael st 800 frlm. t lb I a/ Ilk hit AC extra clean $2950 son. en er. an Furnllure, appliances, Beach, 10/18/95 11 ,..._ kl ........ au o, P , Pa, c, • new, w e. . · Truck or van 1980- G I i iiiiiiil-iiiiiiiiiiii atery. uoeat a ""<at-Call. "1-A422 .... -tl 30k di/ t / Caahl 238 9270 retsch gu tars. chlldrens clothing, A.M. Lien S•I•. 1988 ....,. p ... , ..... nu res, pwr wn s eerg, am · 1995 any Japanese & Fender ampllflora antiques, household •MOVINQ/ESTATI! 24' 2" Formu CF ~ds~-l~klgo~r•;!·0·:~1-T-.-RA---D--E-ml. great condl $6350. fm caas. alloy whls. ,84 M•zda 82000 European. Will come also. Call toll lrH 1-furnishings. S•t 8-4 SAL.E·SaVSun ea-3p # 1 o 8 3 S G. HI n 646-9449157._..247 Call 693-2988 $6,800/obo. 644-5370 SE5 5.apd, Ice cold to youl 894-oa59 800·730-4244· Vintage collectlblH,1_*_TN_R_M_63_8_0_F7_8...,8_.__ S 11 h '94 'Mu•t•ne GT '93 Tr•c•r teaVbge alrl ate. sliding reat, Wanted C•r or Buy It. Sell It. Find It. To ~~~C:.r~.8: In tum. clothes, books, Buy It. Sell IL Find u. thr:uJh~r .. ~m!i. through classified Rect. w/blk Int, 85k ml. Int, am/Im caaa, exceptionally clean. Truck Ultle work Oki Call 842_ •• 78, kitchen ltema. & Etc. Cl•ulfled. 842•5878 &42-5878 loaded, Grt condl apoller, good condl $2150 caahl Call 236· $IOO, 5300• or 5600 """"' 407 Costa Mes• St $6,900. 310 281·7696 $7150. 582·2121 9270. Fin avl. I'll bux 111 891-0893 Cl•sslfled. S •E•R•VI-C•E ___ I CHILD CARE 3Sl6 COMPUTERS 3556 DOORS 3580 HANDY MAN 3710 HOME CA.Rf./ MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PIANO & VOCAL SPRINKLERS 3921 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 7 60 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LESSONS 38 68 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY .. PAM'S AGENCY** SPACI! AVAILABLE An •xPerlenced P•lnt•C•rpentry liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spilt Second llovlntl QUALITY CARI! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPRINKLER REPAIR •••••••••I We h•ve nannies, For Advertl•ens. dependable door Drywall and morel LIC'D BEAUTICIAN Professional Movers! 20Vr1 Exp. Excellent PIANO Beg.-Advanced Valves•HeadseTlme-elderly companions & Ask About Our: hanger. Guar work. Small Jobs Oki 1 come to you. Home/ 24Hr Serv. 7-0aya Wk. workmanship. Fair All ages -Teacher cert. clocks. 25Yrs Local Exp. hsekeepers. 562-6.780 Introductory Otferl reaa. Don 521-8910 G•ry 845-5277 hospital. Full service. Sr Disc/Free Est. lns'd prices. 645-2417 Ron Entertainment Avail. John 548-7805 HOME•DAY•CARE To Place Your Ad Carp'try. roof'g. plbg Sr. discount. 434-0208 T-178452 54o-e95t CHUNG'S PAINTING Jennifer 64()..8669 FIT-PIT Educational Call Gina Bucci DRYWALL painting, remodel R •Par# :s4 &-595o• 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel •-T-RAN--S-IA_T_O_R/ __ _ 714-574-4248 e•pon•lble, highly Emphula. Compelillve 1---------EI e c IT 11 •IS tu cc o . eduC8led, 1..,~aculattly PUBLIC NOTICE Guar work. FrH Eat. --------- AUTO REPAIRl SERVICES 3447 YOUR KEY TO LONQ prices. CM 979-7918 Computer Co•ch SERVICE 3584 Concrete dacks/Repalr1 clean couple wishing Th• Calif. Publlc Utlll-Uc#376602 538-1534 PET TUTOR 3927 AUTOMOBILE LIFE? •Llo!cl Lovlfte.Mom f:r :::;11&·.~~~~~ l~~~!iii!i~i!J!im-.iiii•~~M~O~R~GAN~.~Uc~'d~650-~~~2!!61 to houafflt. 800-8757 tlv.-eomminton--flE Emer•f4-Pelntkitg SERVICES 3870l~~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiii Scheduled lubrication, FT/PT, reasonable M•rk 875-7245 Heng•Tepe•Texture •CARPENTER Paint, QUIRES that all used lnVExt wallpaper/UI• LEARN SPANISH HOWi fllttra, and spark plug rates, all ages, meals Acoustic Callings Drywall, Stucco, Wood household gooda Com,,.UtlveralH. IOYfl Personalized Pet Care Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also change: I.Mobil• Service. Included. 984-1740 •---------lnVExt Painting. Free Fence, Sub Floors. Sr. IANDSCAPE & movers print their exp-Free eat 761-2039 Kennel alternative. No Translator-Interpreter. 2.Reuonable RalH. ---------CONCRETE & Eat! Kevin 673-6620. Olacl John 836-8235 IAWN CARE 3808 P.U.C. Cal T number; H.Q , P•lnUng Custom atreaa or worry. Uc, Sus•n• 973·7409 3.Naxt Scheduled Malnt. CLEANING MASONRY 3557 SERVICI! PRO Cerpentrr•Eteotrloal llmoa and chautteura lnVExt, texture, wall-Ina. Ref's. • 673-7t64 •---------RacOfded and dupllcata Acoustic Removal Plum,blng•orywa11• B••lo Verd M•lnt. print their T.C.P. num-paper. Free eat. 714. TnE 3928 cord left lor owner. SERVICES 3548 Hang•Tape•Texture Stucco•Palntlng•Tlla Lewn avo, Clnups, bar In all advertl•• 897-3965 Pgr 302-6420 ---------1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ed Berrett 5 40.3371 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * Btlt Prlct/Qualltu L#400030 839-4S278 Rooflng•Jlm 641-7494 Tr•• Trlmmln"I!. Lt menta. If you have a 1 • c p PLUMBING 38901• •• •a question about the le-k• • uatom alntlng CERAMIC • MARBLI! ---------•A TOUCH OF CLASS landlCaPe.d>rlck, atone ,....IMAU "08 EXPERT HANDYMAN Painting, H•ulln 979-8 45 gallty ot a mover, llmo Prof, Clean, Quallty QRAHITI! Install & CARPENTRY 3510 s~=~~ed~;~~~o~;, Conct1t1. luu-781-1007 Orywall/Acousllc Repair Elect•Plumb•Carpt'y or chauffeur. call: Work. lnVEICt & Docks, TH• LOCAi. PLUMBER Fab. Clean-up. Uc.'d •CEMENT WORK• /Hanglng/Taplng/Tuturt Tll .. Marble. 25Yra•Aels Publlc Ulilltlea L1703488 831-4810 -a Wolllam 11anger1 Co. Reas. $ 892_5933 Teresa 282·7143 PLAIN/STAMPED Comm/Res 551-5573 Jerry Bell 775-8380 To"MJll'-•••· ......... Commission JUNO LEB P•lntlng Since 1947 R':!:, ~· 1:=:·,:;: Chtl• SqUH81• CIHn Brick/Stone/Tiie/Biock Handirm•n•Rellabl• .,............. 751-3478 714-558--4151 Ex1/lnt New const. Lowaat Friendly Service wall '1tncta. U..s. lie. Uc. Specializing: Window REPAIRS/COATINGS ELECTRICAL 3610 · RHaonable•Skllled L•wn Service. Mow/ Dlb•m•rdo'• Moving ss Quamtffdl Terms OK l#476000 175.9304 GrouVTU• RHtoratlon Regrout•R•c:•ulk Repair.Clean & Seol Ffff Estimate 540-7309 Regrout Systtms ll 538035 35~• exp JetrJ 142.0517 CIHnlng; Carpet & l.5418'45 831-4310 FrH Eat.•Please Call edge/1od/aprlnklera/ Local/Office/Storage Llfl627169 892-0110 Preuin wHh 49()-.3825 B lck Block Sto TU D•ve 345-3452 ctn-up, Al 986-2718 Long Ol1L Free EsL PACIFIC PAINTING A to z HANDYMAN •BOSS HOUSECLEANING Cone. PauO, o~!ew:y A-1 IElectrlc•I wortl Iv• mag or call after 5 T.,181632 979-3114 INSTAWREFACE CA81N.ETS Ucenaed-Bonded Fplc, BBQa. Ref. 20 Yr DunC8n Electric Home Repalf~del All American LaiwnCare lervlc .. •Ouali1i work Kitchens, bath•. csoora. sto.oo::r hour. Exp. Terry 557.7594 Oulck RHponae Costa Meaa/Newport Malnt•Soddlng•lrrlgat PENN @ reas. prlcas. L 684378 windows. 0oU9 545-7258 71_..5 a .,.388 Local Uc. 950.7042 25 VNta Exp FrH Eat. 722•7885 _ ,.... ._ .llm e31•11480 loneCln-up .. Trae-Ttlm Moving & Stor•a• RAINBOW Circle llalnt. HIRI! A CARPENTER Cle•nl...,, MoV'e In-Out co~•CTORS Quality Work 780-7773 T1'147795 · 549-0224 Remodel-Gen. Repairs 20Vra ·;.~-R-6'• .,,_.. '~&AA P!Nrer Hom. R••tor•Uon a Green loeM llndlC""" '8lnt111, g.fnt/Eat H°"lt/Apl Fire-Water Damage ..__. •• . .._ G"U11!!n11r 3558 ~ Remodelln•. Tiie, ... .,. ---------Qual ty Job. FrH Ht. Expert Drain CIHnlng & Plumbing Repairs 20yra exp. All wortt Guar. Steve 1545-8298 1--------- PreolH Plumbing TUTORING 3929 Repair• la RemOdela Free Eatlmatea UT 8emln•r• Excel Ll887388 H .. 1090 w/Pet O 'Dowd Teal Elect, Plumb. & Paint Ible. WHkly OI 81/Wk ~'G&VU-• oerws 3615 drywall woodwork & Irrigation, Trimming PAINTING 3858 L4589897 83e.aaaa Call Plna•MS-9888 ~~ f ' ... _ • & Removals, Clean----------831-8007/227-8122 encH, dec ... i room ups & Malnt, St. uc.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••TOP QUALITY PROPERTY Pl•P conslt. 5 Mtg• In lrvlne $195. 673-2360 CERAMIC ntES HOU81ECL&ANINQ ........... /New c.,.. •F•NCIES GAT••· additions, roo •• gen 41599025, eso-eto• •W.P. YOUNGQUIST INT/EXT. Very com· 15 yrs • .,,. Good Ref. etruotlon T•nant ftMifMpM/pMt ,.,...,_ repairs. Comm/Rea. PatnUne contractor P9tlllve. UC #&46-228. MGMNT 3898 WALL Own trM•. Call eny-lmprovemenL Handy-Redwood • Lin7eeo5 Refa/Frff EallmatH. Landaoepe Remodellnt Oual painting by prof'll Jey 714-ea0.5088 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3932 3528 t 1 m •. a 41-oa31 man ave avl. 574-0827 JI .John, M7·H20 Vatd tune uplmalntanace, uc· 1.-.. ,__ COVERINGS m WhY!• 842·7208 landacape/artiltlc CS.sign. """'"'"'· "... 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