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Orphaned again
The Orange County Natural
History Museum seems to be on a
never·ending search for new digs
-and not necessarily the archae-
ological kind. Consider its saga of
relocation:
The museum. as many locals
know, was originally in Costa
Mesa. It moved to a small East·
bluff school space during the
mid·1980s. Then it moved to
what officials thought would be
its permanent home in Aliso
Viejo.
But the Aliso Viejo lease
became too expensive, causing
the museum foundation to go
bankrupt. Supporters forme.d a
new group -the Orange County
Natural History Association -and
the donation of a Laguna Niguel
shopping center space saved the
museum from extinction.
But now, the treasure trove of
land and marine fossils, mounted
birds and valuable information
about our region's history has
been evicted again. The museum
lost its rent.free Laguna Niguel
space and has unW April 1996 to
find a new home.
•rught now, we're just scout·
ing for angels and a place to
stay,· volunteer docent Sylvia
Steinhardt said.
Southside wipeout?
Project Wipeout may finally
make it down south. Program
coordinators report that Scripps
Memorial Hospital in San Diego
is seriously considertng joining
Project Wipeout as a sponsor.
Founded in 1979 by local envi·
ronmentalist and Hoag Hospital
internist Jack Skinner, Project
Wlpeout teaches swimmers bow
to avoid neck and spinal injuries.
What seemed to boost Saipps'
interest in the education program
was a recent Jwnp in the number
of water accidents in San Diego
County. •Over the past year,
we've had six people become
quadriplegics and two become
paraplegics (due to water·related
accidents),• said Mary Kracun, a
clinic:ilul'in Scripps' trauma unit.
•There's a 18J9e increase in
the need for public education. If
we can prevent one kid from
breaking his neclc and becoming
a paraplegic:, we've done our
job."
With another sponsor and
more funding, Wipeout support·
ers hope to put together a new
safety film to show to schools and
junior lifeguards.
Booked up
Newport Beach is apparently a
prune meeting spot, according to
tourism figures.
lbe Newport Beach Confer ..
ence and VWtors Bureau reports
that meeting and conference
bookings are up 60% from the
last fiscal year. lbose bookings
. have helped generate more than
$4.9 million over the past 12
months.
• Compll.cf bv Iris Yokol, wtth Evan
Henerson and 01vld Siivi
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State agen~y supp~rts bay dredging .
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• Project won't compete with wetlands res~oration and should be
attractive to ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, committee finds.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
An ambitious plan to clear Upper New·
port Bay catch basins of sediment bas the
support of the state interior department
and will not compete for funding with the
Bolsa Chica Wetlands restoration, project
officials said.
In the estimation of the Upper Newport
Bay Sediment Control Executive Commit-
tee, the project should be very attractive to
the deep water ports of Long Beach and
Los Angeles, which could earn valuable
mitigation credits by funding the bay
dredging.
Now, all the project needs to move for-
ward is sufficient funding for a short·term
cleaning and for regular mirlntenance.
Officials say the dredging needs to take
place immediately before the basins over·
flow, sending sand and mineral sediments
flooding into the bay and down toward
Newport Harbor.
•unless we do this in the near term,
we're going to have a meadow 10 the
Upper Bay," City Manager Kevin Murphy
said.
"UnJe9 we• ddl
mtlaeneartel&
we're going to laaN
a meadow In Ute
Upper Bay ••. •
-KEVIN.....V
The Bay's Unit 3 basin below Jamboree
Road was last dredged in 1985. Newport
Beach consultant John Tettemer estimates
that mo~ than 355,000 tons of material has
collected in that basin alone since the last
dredging.
Supervisor Marion Bergeson, who
chairs the executive committee, has been
lobbying for support from State Resources
Director Doug Wheeler, recently giving
him a tour of the Upper Bay Ecological
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T he Newport Autumn
Rowing Festival in New-
port Harbor brought
together some of the nation's
finest oarsmen with 30 events
scheduled Sunday. Left, 1Wo
eight-women sculls ~arly
touch as they Jockey for posi-
tion at Ole start Below, mem-
bers of a four-man team pull
hard for the finish. Bottom, it
takes a lot a teamwork just to
get the boats to the water.
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• SEE DREDGING PAGE 4
Argument
at swap meet
escalates
into stabbing
COSTA MESA -An argument
escalated mto a stabbing incident
Sunday morning at the Orange
Coast College swap meet, Costa
Mesa police said
Jose Rojas, 4 7. and Barbara
Sanchez, 36, both of . San
Clemente, were reportedly fight·
Ing in front of a knife vendor's
station around 10:50 a.m.
During the argument, Sanchez
allegedly grabbed a knife from
the nearby display and s~bbed
Rojas once in the chest, police
said.
Rojas was taken to Western
Medical Center in Santa Ana
where he was reported in stable
condition. Sanchez was booked
into Orange CQunty Jail on
charges of assault with a deadly
weapon. -Anastacia Freeberg
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OIDIDJSSIOD
to review
policy on real
estate signs
COST A MESA -The Planning
Commission tonight ~ consider
revising the city's policy on place-
ment of residential real estate
signs in parkways and street
medians.
Current policy prohibits place-
ment of signs in the pubhc right·
of-way City officials decided to
consider revising the ordinance
after local real estate profession·
a1s came forward.
•0pen houses are an impor·
tant means of exposure for resi-
dential real estate (profession·
als). • oty Planning Manager Per·
ry Valantine said in a report to th~
comnussioners. •Realtors have
traditionally r~ed on directional
signs, often placed in public
parkways, to lead potential buy·
ers to homes for sale.•
•SEE SIGNS PAGE 4
Jewish fair brings together 5,000 in solidarity_
•Annual JeWish community
event rea:ttirms ties with Israel
and coincides with services for
slain leader Yitzhak Rabin.
ly AnasUda Freeberg, Dal1y ltlot
COSTA MESA -1be seventh day Of
Shiva iDarki tbe end ol the formal Jewish
mourning pedOd fOr the death of a loved
one and the begtnnlng of the healing
proc:ma
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A"vtv. Among the speakers at the fede.raoon
campus wer Uriel Palti. the deputy coun·
9e1 general of Israel. and Rabbi Aron Devkl
Berkowitt of the Ad.at Israel Cbabed rl
West Orang ,
County. ., ThJB is not a
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) LOOKING BACK
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Celebrating .12 yews
of a wet marriage
Twdw! years ago, Jim and
I were married on a day
many people in Los
Angeles remember for its
absolute wetness. Granted, a
bride's vision of the world is, at
best, blurry, but l assure you
that it rained in nothing less
than biblical proportions on
Nov. 12, 1983.
Old · home undergoing facelift 1 In OctObet 1955, Walter L. Burroughs, publiab-
er of the twice-weekly Globe Herald. moved bis
plant from a print shop ot 108 Broadway to a new
building on the comer of Bay and Thurin streets
fh Costa Mesa.
The distance between my
car door and the church steps
that afternoon was a matterof
mere yards, but from where I
sat in a Cinderella gown with
a halo of ivory ribbons it might
as well have been the English
Channel. With the help of
friends and family I somehow
managed to leap over the
surging currents beneath my
feet and floated down the
ai.sle, arriving at Jim's side
pristine and uruumpled. It
was nothing short of a miracle.
peggy
nonnandin
riage is a hard, hard gig." And I
suppose "Waterworld • was a
cake walk?
J This small building house<i the advertising
and editorial staffs of the flouri.lhing little news·
paper, which went to three-day-a-week publica-
tion in 1957. He also bought a defunct newspa-
per in Seal Beach from Admiral J .R. McKenney
for the purpose of getting its name. It was the
Pilot.
As the paper grew in frequency and circula-
tion, the building also grew. A second floor was
added, and the editorial and classified depart-
ments took possession. in January 1959, Burroughs began publication
o1 the Newport Harbor Pilot edition of the Globe
Herald, and in 1960s his papers became five-day
dallies and were combined into the Orange Coast
Daily Pilot in 1961.
A $5 million expansion -a new press and a
10,000-square-foot addition to the original build-
ing -was completed in 1979.
As the rain increased in
velocity throughout the evening,
it became a metaphor for every-
thing that people could wish on
a newly-wedded couple. To
some guests, it prophesied
wealth or fortune; to others, it
forecast great riches or abun-
dant fertility. It all could have
been more simply summed up
by saying, "Good luck, you two!
It's pretty ugly out there!"
Does anyone question the
challenges involved in parent-
ing; the excruciating demands
of a growing business? Who
hesitates to invest gobs of time
and money into a great old
bouse or to fortify an aging body
with plastic warfare? Why, then,
does it continue to surprise us
that marriage is work and that
good marriages demand a good
deal more work?
An aerial view of the Dally Pilot building In 1987, with Newport Boulevard
at the top, 1burln in the foreground. The building's entrance was on 1burtn.
The Bay Street lawn. llagpoles and vestibule entrance were added tn 1979.
Why are we telling you all this? Well. the old
building is being completely renovated. The first
floor is almost complete -when it is finished,
even the '50s avocado green floor tile in the lob-
by will be gone -and the second floor will be
redesigned and reroofed. So, the editorial depart-
ment has drawn its computers into a circle in the .
first floor realm of the circulation folks for the
duration -about 20 feet away from the original
editorial department in 1955.
-Compiled by Anne ,Spinn
I felt safe that day, buffered
against the storm by the well
wishers who surrounded me and
secure in the arms of my new
husband.
What did I know of marriage
12 years ago? What does a per-
son understand about parent-
hood. before they hold their first
· child? These are the irreversible
leaps we make in life, clinging
fo our human instincts and a
blind faith.
Some, however, are more
blind than others. People maga-
zine just dedicated an upbeat
cover story to the "Big Boom in
Break-ups," quoting a promi-
nent L.A. attorney who said,
•divorce is good business, and
Hollywood is where the big
.ones are." Gee, how refreshing.
Listed among Hollywood's
most infamous infidels is Kevin
Costner whose divorce reported-
ly prompted him to say, "Mar-
How I arrived on the alta.r •
without inud splats on my wed-
ding dress was not the only mir-
acle bestowed on me 12 years
ago. The fact that Jim Nor-
mandin walked into my life one
year prior to that was clearly
divine intervention.
He was a beacon of light in a
dismal cortege of preening
bachelors who had punctuated
my love life tl\us far. Had he
not gallantly delivered me from
my dead end dating career, I
might well have been a statistic
in People last week.
Yes, I got one of the •good
ones," as Jim's mother likes to
put il During our 12 years of
married life together, Jim and I
have watched the clouds more
than once rain on our parade.
But I think we've both decided
now that when the storm passes
over our beads, it will be OK if
somebody happens to get a little
wet
• PEGGY NORMANDIN'S lime Out
column appears Mondays.
Playhouses on the
block to help homeless
HomeAid Orange · County
raised · about $120,000 Satwday
night during Project Playhouse,
its Jourth annual auction of cus-
tom-made children's playhouses
at Hard Rocle Cafe in Fashion
Island.
The eight (8 feet by 10 feet)
miniature mansions on the bloclc
included an English flower shop,
a gingerbread house and a life-
guard station.
The bidding ranged from
$1 ,700 for a •Fun Zone" built by
students at the UCI Farm Elemen-
tary School, to $25,500 for "My
'Utile Manor.•
•This one had cute wallpaper
and cute window coverings," said
Susan Stevens, project co-chair.
•1t also bad running water and
electricity. We had some really
spectacular playhouses this year.•
Both the UCJ house and the
manor were purchased by the
same bidder, Stevens said.
About 600 people attended the
event, 50 of whom were active
bidders, Stevens estimated. Pro-
ject Playhouse was the culmina-
tion of Homeless Awareness
Week, which kicked oft Nov. 3
with the •Run For Cover" race at
Fashion Island.
HomeAid is a non-profit orga ..
nization that build and renovates
shelters for people who have
abruptly lost their . hbmes and
need some time to get back on
their feet.
Donors turn out to
help Carew's ~aughter
About 1,000 people ca.me to
Planet Hollywood Sunday to give
blood in hopes of tin.ding a bone
marrow match for Rod Carew's
daughter who has leukemia.
Michelle Carew, 17, has not
found a prospective match with
any of the ·t.8 million registrants
in the National Marrow Donor
Program.
In an effort to find a match, the
program ana the American Red
Cross manned a tent outside the
restaurant from 10 a.m. to 6:30
p.m. Participants had about two
teaspoons worth of blood drawn,
which will be tested at the donor
program's labs, said Susan Valen,
Planet Hollywood public relations
manager.
Rod Carew and players from
the Califom.ia Angels, where
Carew spent much of his pro
career, signed autographs at the
donor drive. Carew and
Michelle's doctor, Mitch Cairo,
spoke on the importance of the
donor program.
jerry
kobrin
Daily Pilot columnist Jerry
Kobrin has been hospitalized.
Persons wanting 'o send their
get well wishes can write:
care of the Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa. 92627 .
Persons interested in being
tested as a bone marrow donor
may call (800) MARROW2.
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MONDAY, NOVEMIER 13, 1995 •
CPR training could be
added to school cuni.Ctiluni
AYSO offers plaque fOr Henry memorial
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot •we want to make sure stu-
dents in all our high schools have
access to the program,• he 'Said.
• Donation would be league's gift to city if the council
approves renaming park in honor of slain officer.
at the Castaways site. lnvestiga·
tors determined that he interrupt-
ed the suicide attempt of CarlOI
Caicedo, who shot Henry and
then killed himself with the offi-
cer's gun. Henry was rushed to
Hoag Hospital, where he
remained in a coma unW his
death one month later.
pta:ns for a memorial since the
officer's death.
At its tonight, the City Council
will connder whether to name the
baieba.ll and soccer fields the Bob
Henry Park. AYSO officials said
they approve of the name and .
hope to make their contribution to
NEWPORT-MESA -Local
high school students may start
receiving lessons in Wesaving
next semesier.
Newport-Me a Unifi~ School
District administrators are looking
into offering a CPR certification
program in 10th-grade health
clAsses in cooperation with fire-
fighters and pAramedics from
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
fire departments.
JI the program is implemented,
students would learn CPR and
receive basic lifesaving certifica-
tion, said Bob Francy, the distrlct's
assistant superintendent.
"They're talking about creat-
ing this link that is so critical in
terms of emergency care,• he
said. "1bis is something we'd
really like to get up and rolling.•
Some health teachers have
offered CPR and lifesaving certifi-
cation to students, but the pro-gram hasn't been a consistent
part of the district's curriculum,
Francy said.
If approved, paramedics from
both dty fire departments will
spend five days per semester in
every district high school teach-
ing students the basic warning
signs of cardiac emergencies,
what 911 is and how to handle
airway problems in adults and
children.
.. The instruction and class
materials would be at the fire
departments' expense, Francy
said.
CPR certification would not,
however, be a requirement for
students to complete the health
course, which is a district require-
ment.
Francy said offering the certifi-
cation program to students·
increases the number of people
who can help in day-to-day emer-
gencies.
"The more people who are
trained, the .more chance other
people have to swvive life-threat-
ening situations," Francy said.
briefly in the news
Newport Hts. lawiches
holiday food drive
picked up 11 awards recently at
the annual Journalism Ass~
tion of Community Colleges'
Conference, including one third-
place for general excellence.
Coast Report staffers were
awarded two firsts, two seconds,
one third, one fourth and five
honorable mention awards.
The following students were
honored at the conference~ Jay
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
The local branch of the Ameri-
can Youth SoccerOrganization
(AYSO) has offered to donate a
plaque for the memorial to New-
port Beach Police Officer Bob
Henry. The plaque would be
placed at the entrance to a sports
park on the Upper Castaways
site, which -if the City Council
approves it -would bear the late
officer's name.
Bob Crager, incoming com-
missioner for AYSO's Region 97,
said the plaque is meant to be
the league's gift to the communi-
ty. It would honor not only Henry,
who died in April, but the offi-
cers who are "supporting us and
keeping us safe every day,•
Crager said.
"This would be a gift from the
AYSO children to Henry and to
the Police Department in general
for their support," Crager said.
"It's our way of giving back a lit-
tle to the city. "
Officials from the city and
Police Department envision a
"recognition comer" at the conier
of 16th and Dover at the ·park's
Newport Heights Elementary
School is collecting food supplies
Nov. 13-17 for a Thanksgiving
food drive. Other community
members interested in donating
food can contribute items to food
boxes outside the school front
office during the week. The
school will also collect money
donations to help buy tur.lceys and
other supplies to complete the
gifts.
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The following students
received honorable mentions:
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entrance. Although the design
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could contain a granite bench, a
flagpole that would remain lit at
night and a plaque.
The recognition comer is also
meant to honor Newport Beach
city employees who, like Henry,
gave their lives while serving the
city.
Henry, 30, was shot in the head
while responding to a distress call
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DREDGING
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Reserve.
The committee, whose mem-
bers include representatives of
the county, the city of NeW}><?rt
Beach and the state Department
of Fish and Game, met Thursday
in Santa Ana to review the mat-
ter. EnVU'Onmental review is
almost complete, and negotia-
tions continue with state regula-
tory agencies over funding, Tette-
mer and city engineer John
Wolter told the committee.
Where once there was concern
that Huntington Beach's Bolsa
Chica project would supply all
the mitigation credits required by
the ports, that does not appear to
be a significant worry now, com-
mittee members said.
Committee members hope the
bay dredging project will earn up
to 77 acres worth of mitigation
credits. A one-time dredging
w ould cost about $5 million, but
officials do not want to proceed
without an additional $6 to $7
million in the bank to keep the
bay free of sand on a long-term
basis.
#.We would need $7 million to
control this in perpetlJjty," Tette-
mer said. "Now that's scary." •
FAIR
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h.e said. "This is family time -
community time."
To that end, there were 117
organizations stationed under red
and white striped canopies, dis-
tributing literature, selling jewel-
ry or peddling real Russian food.
A motorized train carrying chil-
dren wound around the booths,
whtle Moses parted his way
through the surprised crowds -
Ten Commandments and all.
~I'm actually m charge of
staffing the booth for the B'nai
B'rith Youth Organization, but
I'm dressing up like this on my
own," said Peter Small, whose
Moses is only one persona he
adopts as d "historical iinperson-
ator."
SIGNS
CONTINUED FROM 1
Also on Monday, the cornrrus-
sion will consider:
• Incorporation of the city's
master plan of parks and open
space into the oty's general plan.
• A request from the owners of
the Orange Coast Villas senior
care facility to allow disabled
adult residents into the home.
• The conuniss1on will meet at
6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council
Chamber, 77 Fair Drive.
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around town
CULl\JRAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Jacqueline Dvorman Will
exhibit her photographs of "Cul-
tural Diversity and Unity• at the
Norman E. Watson Library at
Orange Coast College in Costa
Mesa through Dec. 15. Exlu'bit
hours are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday
through Thursday; 8 a.m. to 3
p.m. Friday; and 9 a.m. to 2 p .m.
Saturday. •
1UESDAY
LOCAL AUTHOR SPEAKS
Jo-Ann Mapson, a Costa Mesa
resident and author of "Blue
Rodeo,• will speak on' #Western
Women in Contemporary Piction"
at 12:30'J>.m. tn the Fnendi Meet-
• mg Room at the Newport Beach
.Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave. The lecture is free and the
second in a fall series ..
HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE AND SALE
The Costa Mesa Senior Center
Will hold a holiday boutique and
bake sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
. Beautifully hand-crafted items
along witb homemade treats will
be sold during the sale at the
Senior Center, located at 695 W.
19th Street, Costa Mesa. Call 645-
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Orange Cout Coll'9e's Re-
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workshop oo establishing guide-
lines for healthy relationships.
Guest therapist Mary Kate Steav-
ens will leaclt ~ two-part course
fro~ 6 to 8 p .m. at the Re-Entry
Center, located in Room 106 of
OCC's Counseling and Admis-
sions Building. The second part of
the course will be taught on Nov.
21, also from 6 to 8 p.m. For addi-
tional intonnation-on the center's
services, call 432-5162.
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Network. The seminar will be at 1
p .m. at the Balboa Bay Club .
There is no ~e for the meet·
ing, but pre-registration is
required. Reservations can be
made by calling 953-8135.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
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Mesa members of the League of
Women Voters of Orange Coast
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EYE -OPENER
Newport girls in the driver~
seat in CIF volleyball playoffs.
: ·-
·--QUOTE OF. THE DAY
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Unseeded Newport Harbor will
host tradition-rich Mira Costa
Tuesday after staggering nation's
No. 1 high school girls volleyball
team (Huntington Beach).
three~hour match that ended in Newport
Harbor.ecstasy and disbelief for Hunting:
ton Beach, which entered the ma\ch not
·only No. 1 in the Division I pairings, but
in the state of California, and nationally,
by USA Today.
host Tars, 15-6. • ·
It was only the second time this year
Huntington Beach had been stretched to
five games, the first being a Sunset
League victory over Fountain Valley.
Down 6-4 in the fourth game, the Tars
came back, eventually ta.king an 11-7
lead behind the blocking of Jennifer
Carey, Laura Wilson, Joanna Fielder and
Melissa Snow.
jumped out to an 8-1 lead The Oilers
pulled to withm 10-6, but Julia Hecker
and Snow kept the sideouts even, until
Hecker's kill gave the Tars an 11-6 lead,
triggering a five-point scoring burst, dur-
mg which Huntington Beach had only
one s1deout
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
The Oilers tied it, 11-11, but kills by
Snow and Carey and back-to-back
unforced errors gave Newport Harbor a
14-11 lead. ·
NEWPORT BEACH -It's old and
musty, often referred to as "the dungeon•
by Newport Harbor High girls volleyball
types.
Additionally, the Tars won the coin flip
Sunday morning and will be right back in
the dungeon Tuesday night at 7 when
they host Ocean League champion Mira
Costa.
•This team's not based on talent, it's
based on heart,• said Jeannette Hecker,
Newport Harbor's senior setter.
The Sailors (13-5), defending CIF and
State Division I champions, won the first
game, 15-13, then absorbed a pounding
in the next two, 5-15, 8-15. The Oilers
(18-1) had the talent, and the momentum.
"Things went our way tonight, and
things did not go Huntington Beach's
w.a.y, beginning with the coin llip, • said
Sailor Coach Dan Glenn, whose squad
won the flip to gain home-court advan-
tage. "Home-court advantage is huge; no
one likes to come here. 1bis Is the dun-
geon. The ceiling here is so low. But I
love this gym."
In perhaps their best digging perfor-
mance of the season, the Sailors shut
down Huntington Beach's Melissa Wendt
(6-foot-2) and Jill Meyers (6-foot) m· the
final two games, popping up spike after
spike.
After Wendt's block pulled the Oilers
to withm 14-13, a lift violation on the Oil-
ers gave the Tars a sideout. The Tars
stayed aggressive, as Carey jump served
at game point. Snow's kill gave them
their 15-13 win.
Snow (19 kills and 14 mgs) led the
Tars, while Julia Hecker (16 kills and 12
dlgs), Carey (17 kills and 39 assists) and
Jeannette Hecker (19 digs, 12 kills and
22 assists) put Newport Harbor on anoth-
er level. F1elder (12 kills) and Wtlson
(eight) combmed for 10 blocks.
It was the perfect setting, though, for
the biggest µpset of the season in Orange
County, as Unseeded Newport Harbor
stunned top-seeded and previously
undefeated Huntington Beach in five
games Saturday night in the CIF South-
ern Section Division I quarterfinals, a
But a fearless, unyielding Newport
Harbor team won the fourth, 15-13, to
force a dramatic filth game, won by the
"We did dig pretty well," Hecker said.
·we bad Jennifer Carey jump serve m
the fourth game.· Glenn said. ·we fig-
ured, why not? We won the' coin flip, why
not stay with it? We might as well stay
aggressive.•
The Tars' momentum carried over into
the decisive game. as the upstart Sailors
"The nunute we got timid in the sec-
ond game, they ham.mered us," Glenn
said. "We just needed to play aggressive.
Our kids have come a long way since the
beginning of the year."
Newport lost a nonleague duel to
Huntington m four games on Sept. 21. "It was certainly one of our best (defen-
sive performances).•
Locals
nimble
at CIF
prelimS
By Richard Dunn, Dai/Y Pilot
WA.l.NUT -freshman Alida
I I I (I 11 ~ (. 11 ( ) ( ) I ( H ( ) "' ~ ( ( ) l :'\ ., I{ '
'McFall of Newport Harbor High
was the a.rea~s oDly individual '
heat wm.ner, but there :were
plenty ol other aoss ~
fireworks Saturday in the ClP
Southern Section ~
at Mt. San Antonio C01Je9e.
Here's a look:
•They've seen a lot ol each
other this season. but ~
Harbor's Sailors and COrona del
Mar's Sea Kings Will go bMcl to
head again next S4rurday in 1he
girls CIF DiviSion Ill-A~·
"We've already eliminated
(the Sailors) once (ln the SM
View League), but they come
back and we get them again,"
Cd.M Coach Bill Sumner said. "If
the leftgues were set up proper-
ly, we wouldn't have to do that.
But even if they were in another
league, they would still be here
in the finals,•
The Sailors won their heat
behind McFa.ll's WUUl1PQ time
(20:23), while tearnmate·Tahnee
Thiel was thitd overall (20:42).
Jamie Swarberg (21:38), COileen
Badie (22:06) and Megbaari
. Allard (22:26) also lcored :for tbe
Sailors (45 points), who ftidsMd
ahead of MQ(>l'J>ark (66) and
Bonita(~).
CdM i4 t pc>Ult5) was MCXJaCI
ln its heat behind Temestal
Canyon (38), 'U JetuliW BJmr
(20:46), Christy Oupmm•
(20;49), Jennifer MOJ:VM (20:50)
and Vanessa Jamie90ll (20:58)
finiShed in the top 10. Klmbedy
Long (21:24) also ICOrecl.
• In a boys Dtvtllon •AbeM.
CdM quafified for · tlir,....
behind Mike MaGuire (11:53), 'J\tler ,Beardslee (11:00).~ Gwin (l7.02), Pat R~ ~U:l•J
. :pirates can kiss bowl hopes ·goodbye
• ace loses any and all
chances of postseason
action after absorbing
Saddleback's heavy hits in
41-10 butchering; Pirates
close it out at Riverside.
By Jim Welters, Daily Pilot
ning four of the last five games.·. •aut they (Saadleback).had a lot
•Now it's four of six," said to do with it."
OCC Coach Bill Workman. Dunng the winning streak, the
•Nothing went right from the Pirates had moved into the top
start and it didn't get any better.• spot as the No. 1 rushing team in
On it's first play of the game, the conference, averaging 208.4
OCC senior quarterback Matt yards a game.
Sauk threw the ball into the arms Freshman William League bad
of freshman linebacker Joe Cesta been leadirig the way, entering
who returned. the ball rune yards the game only 132 yards short of
to th• Pirate 24. Six plays later, registering the seventh 1,000·
Gaucho freshman quarterback yard rushing season m OCC his·
Jusdn Vedder went over from the tory.
1 to give Sadcileback a 1-0 lead. The Gauchos, on the other
The play seemed to Mt the hand, came into tbe game u tbe
tone u saddlebeck went on to No. 2 defeme In tbe confenmat
ICOl9 two more tOuc.'bdowDI In UMa •(Unit the nm. gtvtng up onlY ~ ..... IKJ~~~l.!!~..2!.-~!.:4--~Unl~fOMd*r~~-!!i-.Jl91~l.D~~4~H-~6~p~nl~1~a ..... of 28 and 32 yaldl to nmi*ig Scnelhlng bad to gM. ad
back Josh PaJMDO and ~ uilfortunatlly, it WU J.,eegue'I
ncetftr Jackie Colmln. bolb UJde NW !di belt nm ol * ~totaba21-01Md. de7. • .. yard .wnper m lbia
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up only 40 yards on nine carrie at
the time and his chance at a
record eason would appear to be
m jeopardy,
Without League, OCC sput-
tered to 103 yards rushing as a
team -the biggest Chunk of that
c:Oming with 5:28 left in tile gam
when freshman runrung back
Cbet Wo.lker broke fiee ·for a 65-
yard scamper for the tin4l score of
the gam , and OCC'I only touch·
dcnni. . •w. play a gap control defeme
and we tbntw ln a few ftriatsona
far ... game •• said SeddleblCk
COldl • OaMrty,..NhCJet c:;..
~aiiil .. 80W 4· 11D cOnf9rence. 6-
3 CRWtll. wt M lghting for a bowl_. .tnvttatldll. ·0ur front
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ae.-...... -• u.,.nt IWd ... .. cal Ille .. to 21-3.
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CIF FOOTBALL. PLAYOFFS
,liebengood, Eagles
get the call, h"Qt still
looking for respect
• Estancia gets berth,
visits No. 2 La Mirada.
By Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot
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Estancia High football coach
John Llebengood was look-
12 ~ 7 10 SunnyH 15 10 28 LA ()until 0 41 No Torr~ 20
ing for someone to share his
delight in learning the
Eagles had, in fact, been
selected as the lone at-large
team in the CIF Southern
Section Division V1Il play-
offs, he didn't find them on
a 1 c.iv.y Chapel 19 11 a Rancho 12
21 om.in v-13 10 St. hul 14
27 T"°1 " !1 41 Whittiet· 8
0 uni-wty 12 40 letlftowel' ' 28 ~~Ill 4S 28 Mayfu 1
42 (OU MesA 18 .. , Gaefw'l 7
32 Aleo '4iguet.. 55 42 Norwllll: 6
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the other end of the tele-
phone at the section office Sun-
day morning.
"When l found out we were 111.
I said 'Yeah! All right! That's
excibn.g!' " Llebengood recalled
"But before I could ask the lady a
question about when we should
come down for the pairings, the
next thin2 I heard was: click. I
guess she wasn't as excited as we
were, because she hung up on
me."
Llebengood, however, did
share the satisfaction of the
school's first playoff berth since
1989 with the rest of his staff, as
well as a group of players that
had gathered outside the football
office door, anxious to know theu
fate.
"We called first at 10 a.m., but
they told us to call back at 10:30, •
l..iebe.ngood said. •And in those
30 mmutes-, we saw kids showing
up, until there were probably
more than 20 outside our office.
We had to have them stay out-
side, because you can't m eet with
players on a Sunday But when
they overheard me getting exat-
ed on the phone, they went home
knowmg their season wasn't over
And We must have had about 50
calls to the office the rest of the
day•
Irony was in the air late r at the
section office m Cerritos, when
the pairings revealed the Eagles '
(G-4) would travel to play second-
seeded La Mirada (8-1-1).
It was an unseeded La Mirada
squad which eliminated the top-
seeded and unbeaten 1989 Sea
View League champion Estancia
squad with a 15-12 first-rotmd
upset victory.
"Maybe we can do to them what
they dld to us," said Liebengood. t
who was both relieved and pleased
to see his players rewarded.
"The kids really deserve this,
because they've worked hard.• he
said. •Some people (the Pilot
included) didn't pick us to be here,
but this is what it's all about.•
FLIP TO COM
Sea Kings will host
Brea Olinda at
Orange Coast College.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
MONDAY. NOVEMIEk 13. 1995
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Pirates third at tourney
ONTARIO -Orange
COast College's
women'i. basketball
team captured third
place
at the Chaffey Col·
lege TIJ>:-Off Tournament
Sunday, band.ling Han-
cock, 15-tJI, behind the
double-barreled attack
of Jani.le Shine and
Kathleen Kelly, who
connected for 18 a,nd 17
points, respectively.
The Pirates dropped
a 76-70 decision to the
host Panthers on Satur-
day despite the 27-point,
15-rebound production
of Shine.
Coast, now 2-1,
retwns to action on
Wednesday with a non-
conference game at San
Bernardino Valley Col-
lege, starting at 5 p.m.
occ wins seooDd
straight; pumme1s
RIO Hondo, 94-59
Orange Coast College's .men'•
basketball team made it two
straight victories at the outset of the
1995·96 season Saturday, shemng
visiting Rio Hondo, 94-59, with
Matt Ambrose at the head of a bal·
anced attack with 21 points.
Five others were in double fig-
, ures • Brian Fracalosy and David
Downs with 11: and Adrian Reyes,
Draper MltcbeU and Duane Curtis
with 10 each.
The Pirates return to the ftoor on
Wednesday at 3:30 with another
home encounter, this time hosting
San Diego Mesa.
occ M. IUo Hondo 5t
IUo Hondo ·Curtiss. BWte 16, Dunn 4,
Wllllams 3, Aubrey 2.Jlrown 11, Dunn 10,
Chapman8.
OrM111CoMt ·Reyes10, ~Ing 1, Mitchell
10, M<Oung 3, Curtis 10, Fr.ctosy 11, AmbrOflt
21, Wikox 6, Downs 11, a.mere. Adamson 3.
Halftlme: Orange Coast. 47·31.
;Eagles how
out witb.13-5
I~ to Redlands •
COSTA MESA
Estancia Higb's gir!B tetlriis
team bowed out or CIP
Division n competition in
the second round on Satur-
~y. losing a 13-5 dedslon
to vtsiting Redlands despite
the standout play of singles
star Camella Jaeger, who
took two of her three
matches, including a 6-4
upset of ~edlands' No. 1
singles threat. The Eagles
bow out 11-8 overall. •
._ ...... tJ. estMdll 5
Sina*: '~ ro ctef. a.nc. 6-4; lost to Ball.\. 2-6; dltf. K. Dewar, 7-6; Gllllam (E) lost 2-6, 1-6; won 7-6; Mill-
~ CE) lost CM, CM. 5-7.
Doublec Najarian-Rainey (E) lost to
Gorman-Kondrack, 2-6; rost <to A.
Dewar-Malesky, 2-6; def. Slrbuly·
McGun. M ; Fortne:r·Solomoo (E) lost
CM; won 6-2. 1-6; hnnett·MacOuff
(E) lost G-6, 1-6, 1-6.
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--
DEEP
SUNDAY•s COUNTS
Davey's Lodter • 6 boats. 100 anglen.
bonito, 8 calico bus, 7 sand bass. '9 sculpln:
12 sheephead. n rockflsh. 220 mac.Jtnt,-i!:f
mako sharlc,, 11 blue stw1t. 6 ~. 175 ~
perch. 2 sugo, 106 rock cod. 113 whitefish.
Newport LMdlng • 3 boats. 44 anglers. "
SCJlpin, 85 maderel 53 whitefuh. 2 sand
bass, 2 sheephead. 1 cabezon. 45 madceret :
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES , ======= ttantportaUon and auch __,.._. -~ .... -..... fall to appew °' m. wrttten PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI! tlCPltU cw itiiiiilld llganjlng *· Cl!B*O AGAINST YOU M .lol9n. 2444 l)aplne. fll llL 1llAIA1M PUBLIC NOTICES olh« faclJtl .. u may be pr-.. ...... u--· '"" non-obJICtlona, It WIM be .. l)OUWIOll cw tncumllfancu. 10 YOU 1HDULD CONTAC:T A 1212.1-iton. CA Q2633 ACTl110UI IUllElt ' required for CITY·WIDE compllance of uld Code. aumed lhal you do not ob-Notice la hef'eby given PU8UC NOTIC• uttsly 1111 lndtbtldneu seCUl9d LAWYER. No1c:e la hereby M SeonQ Hit, 24-+4 MMEITAn..T PUBLIC NOTICE ANNUAL "ADA" IMPROV£· ~ ~:.11:.:•:; Ject to thil r9llef requested. that the underalgnecf will NCTIC• CP ULm by uld Dltd, IClvances lhlmin-~ thlt v.ntuoo 81rY1ce Dlphne, 1212. fult11Dn, CA The lollowlflO OMOll(tl IMft
-----:::41-------1 MENTS, wtU be re'cerv.d by " • You have a right to have an be aold al Public A.uctlon Nollce It nweby alven dtr, With lnlerut u PIQVldeCI Corpotllliclf\ .. trUllee, °' 92633 doing bulinas w a) llAOCOfl STATl!MDIT OF the City ol Costa Mua at Co•t. lleu attomey.at..f,aW appew for on MONDAY, DECEMBER purwant to MCtJona ~71 lhmln, tnd 1111 unf)ild pM:lpaJ •ICCM-Wltee, or...,._ Tiu bullntlS IS COldicled ~ CONSlUINO. b), GAi CONSll.T-
ABANDONMl!NT OP the Offlce of the City Clwk, Project No. 85-US y0u. 4, 1995 AT 10:0Q A..M. and 3072 of the ClvU Code balance of lhl nott securtd by UedtrumepwwanUottie lllsblnd & wilt 1HG. cl ~ BROWN CON-USB OF FICTITIOUS 71 Falt Drive, Coala Meaa, Publl1hed Newport Publlthed Newport KEU.Y & KARL JACKSON, of the State of Callfomla sak1Detdwithlote1tstthtrlonas Deed d Trutt ~ br The 11gislllnl commenced ID SULTUlG 7.31151h S1r'llt, SU
BUSINESS HAMB California. until the hour of BH.ch-Coata M... Dally BHcf\.COata M... OallV K.E. AUCTION SERVICE, lh• und9fllaned, HARBOR provided In Slid Nata, fm. c.i.bfta AaeodeCH, a Giit-busintu under 1111 Bead\, CA ll0740
The fol.lowing perlOl\I 10:00 Lm., Mondty, No. PUot November IJ, 13, 199S. Piiot November e. 13, 20, P.O. BOX 825, RIA.1.TO, CA. TOWING, wDI NII at public eliatge1 and apenus of 1111 ... hrtnlnHp ~ idl•0111 buSllltSI 1\11111 °' GE(WJE PAIJl BRCMN, II.
have abandoned th• un of vember 20, 199S, at which m01e 27, 1995. 92371, 909-813-0744, A.UC-auction. at 1022 E. CHEST· Trustn lllCI of 1111 INStl aeated on 02A)11119t u lntll\lmlnt namu !Isled lbO'otl on Octoblf 7.31 15111 SIMt. SU 8ur:ll. CA
lht Flctllloua Bu1lneu time they wtll be opened m022 TlON B9ND #723-41-19. NUT, SANTA AHA. CAL b laid OMd of Tl\llt Dated· No. t14'11M In ..,_ -10 1GG6 ll0740
Namt: Roger'• RHlly, oubllcty and rHd aloud In PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC MO TICE A.LLSPACE • COST A t270f at t:OO am on Nov. 1l.,.,111 IAllWAY llClllT~ ,.. _ ol Offtdal r9CDfda In Sl\tiD J)NGIH PARK. SfONG n ... 1111t1ress Is cor4ldld by
2737 E. Cout Hwy., Co-the Council Chambers. MESA, 1535 NEWPORT 27 1995 the followlna ~ WI tM oftk:e o1 the~... PARK 1ni~
rona del M11, CA t2e2s Sealed propoaala ahall SURROGATE'S COURT NOTICI OP. PU8UC BLVD., COSTA MESA. CA tcilbed prol*tY '° wlf R*IM~nc::.A lall corder d Orange CclurtCY, l.lu •.c was l~tjl Wllll AIQIStn has.not Jet blOM
The FlctlUoua Bualneu =' the uu,-in:f ~ w:: OF THE STATE OF NEW ULm OP 9~~ MICHAEL PETER 1992 '9'AZD.\, UcenH rUltiM 456S Colotldo •Boe.*-~=-and C ...... fo lhl Cou Qetll oC Or1nQt ID lrlf1llCt business under tie ~:7u.::::~ t~ ~ no :, 0 dlatlngul~lng YO~o8:NvARJO PEUONAL PROPIRTY DEl<EL, HOUSEHOLD ~~CfM103• Stal~ CALIF . .-ct LO. AnQells. Cl Elactlon to:...,,.-:.:= Cou~on 17. 1GG6 lictlleuS llUIUllSS '*"' .,
on 1·13-9~ Fllt ~;..Anv ~ .... ~~ CITATION s!t~totheed= ~M1! p•n•~o ,,....., .. JM1BG2321N045rn!5. (116~ By: NCOnledOIMN•ln..,_~E:~~:,,':: ~~nPAll.BROWN No.fl533793 .. ,., u .. acihed._. -"' The People or the 5'1aw of :!r StoraGe ...., •1. ~ • "'•'-'In" Said aar. II f0t the l>U4'· OUIUOtJUAN. TRUSTEE OFRCER ~ Paae -. u ININmlnt No. 1 · • Michael Sand«I KeMeV. time fOf the receipt of bldi New Yor1t. by God'a trace ~B & P Coc1e 21700 RUM, "OUSEHOLD rTEMS poM ol-UtlsMna lien of C2UHl 11113. 11/20. 1\127, ... 21lao( o1 Mid Offtdal 1111 dlll It was tiled 1n 1111 OC1ac. TM l1*TWC litd ..ii
30801 s Coaa1 Hwy .. 142 lhall ble r.wmed to blddlf he and lndeoendent. . , the und..-.lgned A2.S1, ANDREA SCHUS-the undetllgned tot 10wlnQ 19115 ~ _. w on 1111 ~am A new Ra· was Laguna &..ch CA om1 ' unopened. tt allAll 1>e the MUNKNOWN"S" belnQ en. w111 at publlc IUCtlon, T!RICK, HOUSEHOLD and ator1ge together wltfi umttJM at the Nol1h _... ~Sll'IUS Name Stltlmtnl 1111 Court/ aert oC ~
TN. bu .... wu ~ eol• reaponalbllity of the ttf!>ut.eea of Margaretliuot-on Novembef 21, 199S, ITEMS costs of adwnialng and IX· PUBLIC NOTICES ennnc. to the County 1Nstblbledbll0111NUme Thi Ccurtron0clabel31, 1Dlll5 •
ducted by an Individual bidder to ... that IQ bid la ting Gamaua and Anita ~ pn>petty Including A.282, PAIGE REED, penau of uJe ~ 700 avtc: can. crl lbt ~don notof l«>Ta-Tlu Aatcus Nlriil
Michael ~ Kenney received In proper lime. Huntllna, II IMng °' dMd bul not llmlted lo fumltlse, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Dated W. 1at day of Nov N011a! Of' ~ .. Drtw Wat Sara Ana, IUlllom N use In lllit ~ apllS hi yen llOln
19853013141 A. Mt of Bld Documents their ~. ~ dothlng, tools and/Of other A:J07, MARIA SANDOVAL. 1995 . MU \Na DEB> OI' CA 1Z101 It t:OO PJI. .t ol 1 rdMlul Bu1t IN dlll ii was iltd in .. Olb
Thia wement .. filed rMY be obtained al the Of.. repreHntatJV• Ol/aulgna houHfiold ltelM located HOOSEHOLD ITEMS Jean M. NoWlty TMJST Al: '14038 Lomn: .... aucdon to the~ Ill ~ of .. ~ ol ol .. Court/ Cllltl A ... Rel-
• . w nee of th• City Engineer, Who have Clal '° haV9 at: A389, CATHY BUCKL.EY, Publl•h•d -N•wporl 181Malw: IOl29IA.P . .,...., for cath ~It """"ftdelll. SllM, cw'°"' au.nm Nlml S'*"1lal
with the County Clwt of 71 Fair Drive, Coat& Mesa. an lnt9fNt ~ the "'e.t.t. of Property 201 !53, 2075 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Beach-Cotta M... Dally fUnlllf .. ti VD YOU the Ume ot .... In ~ 11w (Ste Sdoll 14400 tNd bl lied pooi: ID llllt dlll
Orange County on 1 o.31 •96 C.Utomla, upon norvefl.RS. Robert H tiunUlng d• Newport. Bl., Co.ta M.... A. 4 1 1 , WI LL I AM E . Pilot November 13 1195 Ma .. DB'NJL T UNDl!!lt A nioney o1 the ~ ..... a 1111 , ~nesa llld ~mlonl The ting o1 1rit lllllmt,_ ~
Publllhed Newport Beach-able .,_yment of 110.00. An CUMd by'purchaae 'lnher· Ca. 92$27, (T14) 04&6810 SWANK, HOUSEHOLD ' m028 D&D 01' TIWST, O.TID 11 .... t111e, Md ir.. ~ net of ltsdf IUflolkt IN Ult ill
Costa Meaa Pilot Nov. O, addltlonal charge of $3.00 ltance °'other wlN.'Wh<>M TIME! 2:00 PM, Stored by ITEMS Jlnully .• ~~ 1~~ caml9)lld to and now Ill Ills St111 of 1 Rcftous a.1in1D
13, 20. 21. 1995 m012 wlll be mad• If handled bY. names and pcm ottlce ad-th• following person•: 8130, ARNOLD KIM, PUBLIC NOTICE YOU TN\& NOOl-"' TO b;I under Mid Deed o1 I EJCllOW co11rm Nlml 111~ol1111 llgtlll o1 --------·mall. Bld Oocumenll ana dresa .,. unJcnown to peU. 0011 Othman Al Fllahl, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS f'N>TB:T YOUft ~ TNll In the pnlpllty .. 3545 IWINtt lllld No 201 IAOlllf undef Ftdtlll s-. .,, PUBLIC NOTICE olhef contract doa.lmentl tloner H174 Maggy Vaklllan, H130 8218, JEFF . IRVINE, F1oUUou. au.an.. u ~rrr:MAV BE SOLD AT A 1Ullllld In Mid County.,,.. LoiAl!o•lu, CA ~10 common a. (Ste s.cioii 14400 --------I may a1ao be examined at A Petition having been Daphine -Jerglna, 1!085 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Name Statement IALE. F YOU NEED .._ lhoWI\ on tN County Newport Buch-Costa Mesa It 1111, Blllinm and Plofmaoaa _
CITY OF the Office °' the City Clerk dU1y flied llY EdWard T Craig Salv•Hn, coot B220, ARNOLD KIM, The following pefaont .,. AN l!XPLANAT10H OIF n£ Aa91Uof'• recotde -IJ. CH33-43201m1SLOct7.3 30. Cocle~ COSTA MIU of the City of Cotta Meaa. H 1 J s tt ' Suaan Allan HOUSEHOLD ITEMS doing buslneis u: R=r·a NA'Y\ME Oii' Tie ~ ... ~ ~-1 .. -.....: .._, .. 1,. l"""' ' c... ·..., NOTICI Bid Documents will not be o:~· ~ & u D:n, Property 20139, 2099 Pr., B347, SANDY BORGE· Realfy, 2737 !. Cout .• CEEDINQ ~ YOU, ;;;:t'y ;;;.:.~ * """"' "' ...., rn... • .. BelCfl.Colta Mm
INVITIHQ llDI malled uni tu the ad-UP WhoM domlcllWy ~ c:entla A.Ye., Cocta Mua. MAN, HOUSEH()j.D ITEMS Colona cl• Mat, CA 9202 YOU IHOULD CONTACr A common dellgnlitkMi, 1 MY PUBLIC NOTICE a::.r: Hool&. l3,10.27 tD115
NOTICE IS HEREBY dltlonal $3.00 charge II In-dreaa ts 4o-A Grove SlrHt. CL 92627, Vi14) '4&3865 B448, KELLY NUNAN, Chari" Nell McKinnon, t.AWYa ~la herllJV of ttie rul Pfoplfty de! . •
GIVEN that Maled propo• eluded with payment. PittlfOfd New York 14534 TIME: 3:00 M, StCQd by HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 215 Carnation Ave., Colona glwn tNI. lerfMO ~ ecrtbed lbow .. ~ fie Ml. 1lllHUIM PUBLIC NOTICE atl f .. ....i ... 1 ...... all labO Each bid lhall be made YOU ARE HEREBY CITED th• followlng pertont: C236, JAN LABAR8ERA. def Mat, CA 92625 ~ COmpany, u tl\lllo-to be; zzo Callbdl CoUl1 FlCTITIOl.9 IUIUUI or ·-·--.,, '• on the Propoaal form, ro ahoW bef the B11SO Bal1)ara St. Arnow HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Mlc:hul Glen Mc:IOMOn, ... Of 1taeeeaor lrulll9e, or c:.ta u-. CA 12127 .. 14'. NAME ITATBWIT ,.._ .... 1-..-. materlala, aqulpment, lheela P·1 uvough P-41 Sut11 ~Court.~ Property 00101/07979, C270, P.M.A. "INC., 3207 ~ 81vct., Cofont ll.lblduliadW....pwawtt Tiie ~ nu.a. The IOllOW!ng person(•) im fitTOOti~
provided In U. contract ~ai:. the Coul1houM 2065 P~ Ave., eo.ta HOUSEHOLD ITEMS def Marl CA 92621 to tN Deed ol TNll U· cledailN MY Willy fOf Cuslness as STONE CREf)( 11A11£ ITITW documenta, and ahall be Room '130 In the City of Meta, Ca. 92927, C11:J. C28:S.OP.M.A. INC., Thia DUlln ... la co~ eaud by::=~ any ~ al the 42SOBrm Pkwy Ti. f*"4ng PlllOll(I) int ~:cs~~ ~=y=~·:J=OIJ~ ~ H8~1~biV~T~~WANQ, dH::'~~dolng ==~T~ ~=rc;;:IM~Gi~ 4 Cloullly·~~~~ ~ ~ie: = 1.0: o'dc>Ck In th9 forenoon" oC Ci:":E290 M~ H~. ~yrlf!:.: EAAl. ~~~ ~~~ =-~ ~ ':: lt\4nt,CA92720 . 'MSTMNSlER.CA112683 .•
made pay8* to the City =.c.da.ro. :y~.~.::: E11J7 Rod~ CURTIN, HOUSEHOLD Thlt ~ WU filed 01/2Ml9\ .. IMtr\lmenl Mee ol the ClblgMIDn... l:~nmlt aHWdld 11¥ 1~~ =
of Cotta M..a. No pro-Ntale of Robert Howlett Property 24517, 1725 ITEMS with U. Coun1y a.ti of Nr:t. t1..oeol72 In ..,_NIA and br ttie ~lo 119 AlcJs1llnt 1111 not ytt -~ •
poaal lhall be contlderad ~domldled al Pomona AY9., eo.ta Me.a. Publlthed Newport OrangeCounly on 10-31-85 ,._.HIAdomdll recorde aold Ind ~ .-n ....,..~CA92&44 unleH accomll&l\lad by New Yor1t. Ca. 92927 (714) 6424107 Beach-Coata Mw Diiiy 1Hl3M3140 In h omce ol the Cow'lty ..-. COlb. ..,..._.,,. tAnsac:t tadlnm under IN TM tnnm 11 ~ ~
euch caahl•rrl-check, (1) 1 to probate TIME: ~:OOPM. sweet by PUot November 13, 20, Daly Piiot Nov e 13 20 ~olQqngaQuey, llltwlic•u•thetm.dttie ldlbsu.ci~ name Of an~
caah, °'bidder'• bond. certain wrttlna of decldant. the following persona: 199S. 27 1995 • • ~12 c.somi., and puraulfC 6ci lnlial-........, olb Ne>-~ PATRD<~ Thi'~ mn.mM.m--.llf""'ICld ... ID
3600 Pw:lflc View OrfYe No bid lhall be ~ ~ a Will dated Octo-G3051 Kim White m028 • the NaClce ol o.r.. and la GIS... la: S2IO,IM.2I. ___,, "'"'''" hnlld business under .. •ed un1ea1 It la made on a Owner ,...,,,.. tha r1Qht ~ to w ......,., ldllllolt .--. Tiu mllmltt was llltd will! lic:ffous bulinea 11*111 or ~~ b1anlctonntum1ahedbythe ~ 1!4;:!~°'11~ to bid al the ..... ,su,. PUBUCNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE reccrdldOltlM•ln r.-.. ¥141 :c;e .. :! Coull\' atttt °' OllllOI nanm~1bow0ft100~ •-------~:'~~and_,: aboveMmectdecedw4,,. ::=.,~~ ona132t520 .a. NO. 7157 u . IMll8' =-~8:,"::': IHar'a dwdl chwn Cltl • ~~E~~~Naml ~ lMa' A«X>f«i
PIERCEIEU .~ the pr~ of the Pro-=~and P9'.onal checJc.a only and paid lot at FloUUous Bualneaa CZf.lU-21 YOU AM ., DE-mt ~ ~ ... on : ~~. =.; mert apiu fM )'US from Tiu 11anent was IMcf ..ill
Mortuary * Chapel
Cremation
___ ,., poaal requlrementa. (2) f.rarirarlung lAUera T~ the time Ot purchaae. All N ..... 8tatement FAUU UMDEI A DIED Of 1vcwt• It the Nol1h frOl'll ....... ~ unlotl Cl a IN dlll ll wa hltd in Ille Oita lhl Cou,_ attti of 01a1'Q1
Each brddw mutt have a me 1 • J D ~chaMd goodl are aold The followtrlg peBON.,. UST, DATID OdMtr 11, ..a.nee to the Cow'lty -.... .... .., ,....... Ill Cou,_ Oe/\ A new rd· CounWonOcmber31 1Dll5 Clua "A" General ~ G~.,J· amH . "u la", Ind muat be r• doing~ u: EQuua 1tlt. UllLEll YOU TAU~~ 700 CMc C... r;;;,-..wn ~=.: !Mlnm Nllne S.mtnl NOTa-Ths ficbout N11n1
nMl'lna licenN Ind alto 6e (3) If 111 of the foregoing mowd at the time ot aale. Gr•fTk, 3991 MacMhur TO PftOTKT TM PW· w Drtlle WMt a.a Ma. 90daaor\ ..W::,.91 ...0. 111111 bl hied pnor m 11\11 dlll Stlllrneft lllPIU IM ~ ltDm preq~lled u requited by persona y la an attomer. All pwtlH Intending to SU· Boulev11d, S"'• 400, New-am, rT MAY IE SOlD AT A CA at ':00 'JI. It pubic tllOI\ or ......... ._. filing of lllt atmmelt doH 1111 a. ll w• fitd in tbt Oftict
law. nominated In the wll , chaM gooda fOt .....ie port Beach, California PUIUC ULf. If YOU N&D Alf Madklin to the hlghelt ~ ~ In lldloft 1102 ol not al l!Stlf aillonle 1111 use 1n of 1111 Cou-OWll A MW RQ. 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa
"2-8180 The City Council of the granting hlm or her the mutt provide a copy of 92660 EXrWIATICMI Of TME NATUllE dlr fof calfl ~ • tht the "'*9dll Code n _ on 1t111 of 1 FiCllMJus Busintss bl• IMlnw ~ Sllilllnlnt
City of Coala M... r• right to cla1m both ~ tt'l9lr Callfomla Stat• Bowd Equut Marl(eUng & 0.. Of TllE rllOCWMllG MAllllT time d .... In ~ money lhDrtmd to do bulllneu In Name in ~ ol 1111 rights of mist bl IMcl pdof ID !hit d* ________ , aerwt the rtgh1 to reject tot'l/ll'Uatff'a commlulonl of Equalltal.lon Sellet'a P•· lign, lno., a California cor· YOU YOO llfOUlD CONTACT A o1 tN Unled -). II .,_ --. tn ttie went 111n-another U1ldtr Ftdelll, Stall, or The ling of hs "111l!'illt does
any°' Ill blda. and legal feH, If ap-mlt it Ume of purch&M. poratlon, 3991 MacAtthur LAWva MOTIC! OP TllUI-"""tltle, and,,..,..., con--dlr ...., ttlllt caltl II IC-law (Stt Stctoo 14400 not ol ltMll &llhorilt 1111 use In
The Contrac10t ahall com-pointed· (SPECIFY ANY sas .. are tubject to prtOf Boulevard, SUlte 400, New-TH'I IAU llloet DUD Of W)'ld to Md now Mid bf It Cll*d tM TNllea INIY et nq. Bll•ness and Pn>lmlOns lhit still of I Adilout IMI ply with the prOYlalona of OTHER ' REUE, PRAYED cancellatlon In the 9V9nt of port Beach, California ~Mid Deed ol TNlf In Vll4iNdd the tauance of the Code) . ntn
s.ctlon 1no to 1780, In-FOR IN THE PETtllON) th• ••ttl•ment between 92660 :r' ~A~ llellby g~ thePfOl*tY lltumd In aald TNllM'• Deed Wiii fUnd• lif1tMilno =.,in u':.~a. ::S of
elusive, ol the California Dated attHted and OWNt and obl!Qatld party. Thia butlne" 11 co~ ~ County Md ltata hlrllNf• *-~ to ._ TEAii EltROW lllC 1 • ' 01
Labor Code; the prevailing Haled •on Oc1ober 30 Dated thla 13th Ind-20fh ducted by: • coq>of&tlon COAPWTMMI, A CAUfONllA ter ~ Aa lnOfl Mty ~or •ldof-•a mat• 13151 Btoo/llUlt si. ~ ~ .:=' 1+400 FLOWlll
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rate Ind 9Clle of wagea ... 1995 • dav of ~\ 1990. The registrant commenced CON'OMTICMI u ~. OI daactlMd on llld Deed d w o1 rtgN. "8ld .... Wll 119 GM*n GIOte CA "26«3 • tuiOn1 tablllhed by the City ot ONTARIO COUNTY SUR-Public Slor•o• Manag• to tranuct butlneu undw SUCCHSCW tMtet. Of SUbllMld T'Nlt. lhe PfOPl'tY addreu mede, but~ OOYWWll Hewoort Buch-Coli. Mesa f::I.
Cotta M..., which at• on ROQA.TE ment. lno., ~ for lhe th• llcUtlou1 name or INslllt pullllll'll IO 1111 ONcl oC and aetw common...,.. °' .....cy ...-,. • CN3367601•2104-c Nov 1111 TfAll llalOW l: ~ ": ~~~ JI.fg:r• J. Cn1det•. °P:i:ireti•d NewP-ort ~ hted above on: 1o-~-:re!' i~ =:;-r~tht=...PGt ::r-.=c,-;; 1s.20.21.0ec 4•111QS 1a1s18'oo#wdt~ and lhall tort.it penaftln A.ttomey for petitioner: Beach.COata MMa DallY Equia Marl(ttlng 6 0.. Recorded on 11.10lttH as ~to be: tU.1.c•ne &lillfvthe lndalleedlw... BnfnGow. CAbG
Edward T Hanley,. Jf PllaC S.ptembar 13, 20, algn. Inc., A1'ttV Rotten, 1nS1Nm1n1 No. 1Mt1lll of Newport .9-:t\ CA lam. cured br Mid Died, act-Buy It. Sea It. F1nd It. Nfwpof\lluc:ll-CostaMm
On th• move? SUTTON,. DELE°lfuw: 1995. m027 ~~ement WU fllld Offiall RICOlds In,.. oft1ct of =-:··~iwr vw.a o--ctar, ,..,, Cl•alftecl. ~~NIN
2983 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
ClARK & DARCY U.P, 40-A wtUI U. CounCy Clet1l ol 1111 CGunty Rtcoldef of Or-. ~ma ~ al .;: .,....,... M PfcMdtd ........ ' Sell your extra Grove StrHt, Plt1.1fotd, TRADE Orange Cow1ty on 1o-1M5 Colll'dJ, ClldOlllll. and pu11111rt ~ ~.,,.. oaw Md h ur1fllld ~ ...._
540-3135 household ~~4534• Ta No. 1MNM'888 :J:.,r:c-Salof~~ oommans ,..._,.,= =:°'O:~~ Items Nole: Thi• citation la through la!slfled Delly Pilot Oc:t. 30, Nov. o, CCWtd IMMttl u ~ ~ ._. The .._... • pnllltdad In Mid
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Champagne • rosea 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2Bd, ·all utllitlH ff'9e.1•Q I• F I I• Equlp·d kit Pet ok u1et ocn view twnhH, Spaoloue 1Br w/loft, antast o luxury exec FOUND Chihuahua MEDICAL Retail
0 ly $850, 9e&.3905 • 3Br· 2~Ba. den/tam akylt. 2 patloa, walk-In 1ulte1. Incredibly low Male, It. brown, 11/9 EMPLOYMENT Ophthalmology office CHRISTMAS HELP
r ~m .. ~ n · rm, dbl gar, lndry, frig. clat. End unit overipoka rent. Nwprt Beach & at Kid Connection In 553·0 receptionist FfT. Team FT/PT Mgmt Traln•H.
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Light filing, typing,
phonH. 714-722~700 .Al r1atna.eunt11lsiDglllUlll Cozy Cothlge 2Bd, Lu $2000/mo. 045-8175 pool. $1420. 876-8003 Laguna toes. 476-7660 Hunt Bch. 964-6942 player. Exp'd only. lmmed opening• avall
._ •lllllfll-*'tllllleFtll· butlers kit, gar, fncd. Seawlnd twnhs• near STUDIO Steps 2 bchl Spaoe For Rent In FOUND KEYS Fax res: 645-9864 for enthusiastic hatd·i---'~------
:.Mllhlr......_Adtl1161n FrH ulllltlH. Onfy ~g. qf 2.Br 2~ Ba. Very clean. Yearly, upscale tanning salon. at Merrclll St. & Elden $35{~("[ Income Moblle Hom• Sal•• working women & EMPLOYMENT ...-..~1Nb1 llUtpl $850. ~95 frpJc, pool, 2-ear gar. avall now. s45o/mo Prefer strong cllentelle In CM. all to Identify, po •n a• Reading A M men. Prevlou1 retall SERVICec-5533 'ti """*" . ._ -1cnac1, Huie E'Slde TWnhm $1200/mo. 786-191J..4 uu1 paid. 675-9347. Perfect for masseuse. 646-6710. book•. Toll Fr•• (1) gents needed. ust aa.IH axp helpful but ~
-r r· 4 r 2 "'·Ba big y••d -Gr-_. NB loc t>A.:..c361 FOUND KEYS 800-898-9778 Ext. R· be llc'd. FT/PT. Call not r..,..'d. For more iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii U.lla"-1 tr .. ,,,r1-11allt" .,. • -• Binnie •am11v Hom• -. ~ on 17th 71 A e1c 149 -.. .__. ,,. • .... _·:., .... loll" tarn rm, LR trpl, 2-car. 2B • fr • /dbl Street In Coate M•••· 4645 for details. ....., .r 1 · Info call 714·97M003.
·-· 11 ,..., --·-• • $1375/mO. 433--9528 r, am rm, w SOUTH COAST Call Marla, 574-"1249 $40,000/Yr Income Nurslnn RADIO SHACK 111,IUHia.,lanlUblaatuur gar. Walk to Udo VI._ • Ulllullltell.••lletaU.• Mesa del Mai 4Br lage. Freshly painted. METRO 2686 Fsoai200co2000lqlt. (work). Or Ive m1g. potential. Home CNA & Companions Alllqllllopl)ly*31Nt
..... ., ad ~1, lflM. 2 Ba hou ••· pool. Asking $1250/mo. Agt. Coen . FOUND KEYS with Typlata/PC users. Toll NM<led for flt home c11e. ldlo1u11.,.,.,.•
...... ~." $1550 Incl ,garden & 719-4634 or 873-11n South Co .. t Plaza paitMr.ua. child pornography tip Fr .. (1) 800-698-9778 J ust Righi 31<>-436-4444 Sales nu...,,.., wtH Hf pool .. rv~6S7-6069 The Balboa Baw area. 1BR condo A.croaftomJWAupon: line attached. Call exT~S45 forllsllngs. POSTA1.&GOV'TJOBS TEXAS REFINOY
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In which there Is a charge per minute . ......... ,~.,~-Club offers a magnln-.. +den upstra, a/c, 45-00C-pusDrM 548-6211. Apartment Manager 521/HOUR+BENEFITS CORP. need• mature
111HtlllfUl11t111ftklbll HUNTINGTON cent bayfront 3Br 3Ba pool/apa, carport. NcwponBadl FOUND sml blk dog Couple to manage 100 NO EXP Will TRAIN person now In COSTA --------:~ 11tae.,.,01f rudm Be "CB 2140 penthouH. Juat under S 8 7 5 . 9 e 3 -8 7 5 7 Qfi#™ll@ zd Vicinity: 19th & An_: unit complex live on Appl + Info 714-647-1991 MESA area. Regard-DOMESTICS 5540
_.,. .._ .... ....._. IUI ill -'"ft 3000 sq ft. Please call helm In CM 631·3e81 alte. Offlce/malnt. exp. leu of training, wrlte1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -••1 845-6000 xt 539 . own toola. 2Bd 2~a+ RECEPT: PfT wkl'lds/ LB Hoplllna Dept 1• ~•..W.11 Mwrtiud la Ulla • · FOUND: CASH Salary. 714·565·3310. wkdays. Oepondable, .A.g'2626, Box '711 , Ft: HOUSEKEEPER
.... , • ., .. ,...... .. II Option to Buy 3 Bed 2180 MISCETT llUl:!QUS INDUSTIWU. 2788 At Harbor Munlcfpal ATTN: Coata Mesa organized, mulll·llne Worth, TX 76101. Needed PfT. Som• :...-IU ,,_,.,NU&. 11 COlll-3 Bath, cook'• kit, dbl SANTA ANA wu'~ Court, NB. Call to 10, Postol Positions av all-phone exp. nee. No English Ok. Call after
........... k ...... cllHUO gar, fncd. $1400. Avall RENTALS 642-0030. able. Permanent full· phone calls. Apply at: SALES/MGMT 1 pm . 845-1353
'lll•hl ll 1·•·424·1511l f«'; now. eM-4495 Placentia Frontage FOUNDc Orange Cat time for clerks/sorters. Rogers Gardens Fast paced tenant ........... oc .. ,,.. ... Ploture perfect 2 FABE utUltl .. 2Bed 5000 aq ft, $3200/mo. Male w/flea collar, Full Benefits. For 2301 San Joquain Hdlt Rd. acreenlng urvlc•I••••••••
cllHUOll4Zl:i50I. bad, cpts, drps, cozy dplX-style, cozy kit. Call 714-646-1164 28th St. & Newport exam date, appncauon nHd• your good MERCHANDISE
kit, FOR GAR. Pet ok. Avall now. Only $695. ROOMS 2706 Blvd. 723-5841 and •aalary Info: RETAIL SALES voice. Customer Hr·
Only $875. 968-0145 968-3305 Loat Cat Orange/gold 708·264·1839 Ext. Local malls, FT/PT, vice exp a plus. Nol••••••••• HOUSES/ Tabby,(Sl<lppy) 9 mo. 4088 Sam to 8pm. flex hours. Hrly wage cold caJllng, no door·
IAGUNA t••••••••• Blk to beh·NB 1Br/Ba, BUSINESS 8r M, aeen Hatbor View +bonus. 31()-403-1126 lo·door. Call now.•-ANTl--Q-UE-S--6-0-1-0 CONDOS pvt entry. No cooking. Customer Service lmmed payl Aak for HILLS 2150 APARTMENTS • $450/mo. 657-e290/d FINANCE Oct. 3oth 721-1731 Experienced credit co. Retail Mr. Lee, 96S'·9855 liiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii~iii FOR SALE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT 831-5550/eve, wknd LOST CAT. Lrg nurty need• organized peo-Upscale children's • Thinking of having 1 •BUYING ITEMS• •••••••••I CDM aunny, spacious orange & whit• (aJ. pl•peraon. Computer clothing atore, Uttl• garage aale? From l800-l960. 1 pc Chalmlng 3Bd, 2Bath, / ttch bath kit h moat peach) neut knowtedge & typing a People Ir Me, ha• Give us 1 call! to entlre estate. Paint· --------·• ~et kit, dlb gar. rm w a beh, ... c BUSINESS male w/long buahy +.Sal+ advancement. an lmmed opening for CLASSIFIED lng1, china, glSware, l!EU"a'DllT 1002 ly $11'"'"' p-.. ok. prtv. 1 blk . -25. tal Ext h FT .,._,_ A-H ., n~ ..... •• BALBOA 1at & HC. 723-1968 OPPORTUNITY I. ra toe on .. c Miss Ryan, 968-9855. ~• .-soc. rs 842-5878 turn, etc. lmmed cash,
&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 86&-0145 tront paw. Name 11 DELIVERY DRIVER 9:30-5:30. 645-1355 top s. 673-6223 tv mag
OOV'T ~ORECLOIED • ISLAND 2606 Nloe rm w/pvt bath, kit 2904 'THUMBS' bvt comH Chandeller Elegant , Hom-for pennlH NBWPOltT pr1v, carprt. 1375. No to 'Thumbales'. I.Mt with truck needed tor la1s/bf 960
on $1. D•llnquent Tax, Ba•CB 2169 Lg 18d Unf...mhed ~i.,;,.::~~.., PA~HON• ROUTES ~I vlr 'fylerc W~y/ ~al ~u;; deflvery. EMPI.OYMENT EMPLOYMENT ~ = ~
Repoa, REOs. Your ~ F/p, beamed celllng9, l.oeial stt ... tor aale, au ar nR, 0,:~ · 5530 5530 Count .... Frencf\ OaJc
At ... Toll Fr" eoo-berber carpet. lndry Rm/pvt bath, phn line. $2,000/Wk potentJal. Meaa. •WA Delivery DYlver Bon~Uere. Tum of the
89&-9778 Ext H-4&45 28r 2Ba. 2-car gar, $950 714-744-1382 Shr kltch, lndry. Ps... 80().208-$300, Z4 h1"9. Owner heartbroken. With truck needed for ~~~~~~~~L!~~~~~~~= · frpl lnl ... ant B'alde CM home Thumbe la •plJeptlc & local vending co. ; century w/beautltully for current llallngs. c,m OCNl1Yoew. ·Vl!NDINO*Loca1 n••d• medication. 714-88 ().8843 N t• ed J • carvedbaskelofllower1
11050/mo. CaU Bto-C $3eO+utll. &42-tnO Account. with ovw 25 Please call Jen, 714-a 1onw1 e u1ce S2000 848-3330 -T-"'-"'""_N_G_T_O_N ___ , ker, 714-&42-3850 ORONA Machlnes•Buy All or &41-11 12 GOURMET COOK/Lt
H"'' u w-t Newport atepa DEL MAR 2622 VACATION Part•&0().818-0908 Lo•t • . • la•••• houaek .. plng, exp'd, Bus1·ness BEACH 1040 to beach, 3Br 1Ba. fp, VENDING-FANTASTIC M w..:tlo cue llv• out, FfT. Non-pa~. 11375. Prop-S.._.., clean 2er 1Ba. RENTALS 2722 NEW PRODUCT. 1o:r'~cOM .,..: amkr. N~port Beach
By Owner: 2Br 28a erty HC>UN &42-3860 pa!fo, carport. Quiet. 2 ~ proftta. S1200/ 10/27. 72M4'7 area. 71~73-3843
condo, xlnt ocn view. iarrld9;:o:ated. 2M bUca to bHch. Avail New 28' motor home wk potential. FREE LOST ms lnoome PotentlaJ up
Below mkt. Open FrU 2BA. pool 6 apa. now. $9$0. 873-3852 for rent. ffull kltcn.n, calll 1-800-788-3358 with Initial key chain :: :f.~!9n c:;:1' .5~
Sat/Sun. 960-4140 11275. Reta. 64$-7606 Studio W/111• Bath ehower, TVNCR. Day (K.S.S.). Please call day, 788-6180 eve Carport. 1895 Incl a wkly rat••· 156M844 873-5283, tape to learn more.
NEWPORT
'BEACH
BIO CANYON gated utlta. 521 Poppy. 759-Npt 8oh Ooeanfront ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST L.adlH diamond
1069 luxury townhome, 2Br, 8341 or 729-7234. WHkly or monthly. & ruby ring, 11/9, In
28a, den. Totally r• Fully fumlahed 3Br CdM (Baya1d• or. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiil modeled a upgraded. 2Ba, gar. No amk/no ark ) Rl!WARD itewport Crest Condo $3150/mo. 759-7502 COST.A MESA 2624 pet.. Karen 434-142.4. ~all ef;!290 eve._ ·
• 2BR 2 .5 BA, up. •81g Cyn guard gat.dliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 _______ _
graded. Own•r FURNISHED 2Br 28a, ... _ MOVE IN NTALS TO motfvated. S229,000. den. Ute 6 airy. Reta. ..... RE
Agt &4().7000 ~ 308 $3100. 819-380-2629 ~ ~. ~Bd Llflltln SHARE
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OUT-OF-COUNTY Custom expanded 3Br Jennifer 642-1401
PROPERTY 1525 ~;:~ ... ~~;::"°1·1-11-R--1"""a_A_s_s_s_o/_m_o
Coloract. Big Oam•
Country
310 acrH Joining
national forHt. 2BR
log home. Call owners
(214) 176-3109 or
(903) 875-7171.
HOUSES/
,CONDOS
:FOR RENT
<iENERAl 2102
~ahelm 2-ety tnh• , •tvl• 2 + 1.s. Oourm•t !Cit, cozy fpl, dbl gar.
Only $875. 968-0145
IAnah•lm Big and
Beach Area
1&2 Bedroom
YearlJ Unfumlahed
$875-$1150
VIiia Rental•
Property Mgmt
875-4912
l.nchy, pool, qullrt, No
p•ta. 2217 Harbor
Blvd. Me-0392
Roomm•t• to ahare 28r 2Ba town-
houae In Coata Meaa. Cl•an<ut
non-•mok•r. z.car
attach•d . gar-g•, private beth, laUn-
dry, comm pool. No
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S8 Boast 55 -out: uses
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===~~.:1ot:u:1_. L•Hr a ..... •M Le..,.. a-. ..._..,,, ~11.8 ~ ....... Wheel. VMJ', .... AulOINlllo. .,,., " it~ -Gr."'~ ~& ... a& equipped, OIUft, Im, *• PW,PL. ~ -ebO*•t•n49 ._-....... tn.oao. ~· 111nt. U2IO. •...aue -:::a. ·~· . .., ........... _ venev. ~ left. Cel .. rebulltANded. .. UIGK ml. NO. .....
ANSWER8 TO WDKLY BRIDGE QUIZ tene Md more, al ~. 17'500 Dl.TSVll IOIO Conell MU91 ... ~
k)oldng tor ~· CW• tlt1n. Muat ... 1 '8800 09() ..... ,,
Q. I · Neither vulnerable, aa South )'OU hold:
•10 t>AQJO oAKJ54 ~Q•e
The biddJn1 haa proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORm EAST
10 Pan tc::i P ...
'I
Whet do you bid ~ow?
A • An already powerful hand has
become even better because or your
fit. with partner. The only way to
eta rt describing this hand ia to
jump shift. to three clubs.
Q. 2 • Neither v\ilnerable, as
South you hold:
•Q878 Q8 7 OKQ6 •t8U
The bidding has proceeded:
NOR111 EAST SOUTH
l• Pa.. 2• WEST P ...
round. ~ ~mOre lnfO 18~· CaM. 72WOM '78 Jl'..:.. W .a•-•ii Muf=e ID 5QCi · w ..... --condl lnelde a OUlt
Q.4 • AaSoulh,vulnerable,)'Ou o:a==-~ 11 SPUD• =~.f:' ... ~1 112,eoo ..... 17'11
hold; • wile old, w/k,nnel. SJC1 BOATS 701t ••• 4X4 P/U Kl!'9 MOO/obo. MMSM Ceb. A/C, A&M, cq
M 4 oA tis OA Q 101 <tQ 10' 1.---..;;,,;,,,;;,,;--..-....--. ...... _ DODGI 9015 player, 00, IK mltlil,;, Partner opens the biddlnt wilh •P ..... AKC• *1881 lttt ~ Boa'* MOVIHO•MUST IE~
three heart&. What. do you respond? T .. Cup Toy a Mini 5. 7 litre V.a, KJng 111.500 Obo 174"831e
1260 MIO f 14'«MM457 Cobra 0/0, low proftle '88 COLT New tl,..e, t 990 Maxlm11 0"8.;•
A. Partner should have seven PUPP1aa1 To qood hull, juat ••rvlced, altemater, fuel pump. ownr, 1-apd, alf. P'IH' lricL-"'t th·a 1 b·1i• d 1, . home. 4 chocolate new controlaer/Uphol· Recent new brakee/ro-.., • ..,. .. •ng, moonroof, -.. l vu nera 1 .. y an • is labe, 4 black lab• etery. Great •kl boat· tore. timing cMJn. CV ~~·m0o. 451·2333 • easy to con1truct handa where you ewic. old S50 eacn. fut-took• great. .... r• boota. Original owner.
would be leydown for •lam. Call Kim 714 .. 92·8018 ady t9 go. 110,500 818-864-8260 1--------
ffowever, be oontent. withe slightly aave abuud and 14•9449/574-4241 114-574-4206 OU>SMOlll.I 115S
conservative four hearta. Make one eba1'ld9"'9d pete. Be a •1100 C•••Yliiiii•••• ...
of our queens a king, and-we would volunteer/(oetar. C&ll MARINE SUPS ,82 Dod • Dakota •ee Old• Cuti ...
be a lot more ag)Jreasive. 714-89MJ037. DOCKS 7022 plck·up 11:. nul all ex· Supreme, White, AJO,
tru Included $12,000 am/fm etereo, 1370Q..
Q. 5 • Neither vulnerable, aa SPORTING OBO. Call 780-3832 OBO 645-7277
South you hold: sao• DOCK GOODS 6085 Water/Electrlc. Near --------1 UTB •K8 OKQ10te4 OA.J9• .e liiiiil•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S6th/Marcue, N.B. HYUNDAI 9090 PLYMO
Exerol•• Bike $85, $125/mo. 046-1284. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Outdoor Tent 9x12 35, ... __ Bal p I '94 Grand Voraeer-190. Call 54M2~ --· en n. '88 mxoeV$800 sa V8. 3.3 t.... Loaded,
11U'.
39 Norwegian thriftily capital 56 Slant -· SO Pue 1
The bidding has p~ souru WEST NORTH EAST
10 P... 24> p ... Tunturl Exerclee bike. Sec 1-car prkng Inc). 2 door, wpd, Rune & PW, POL, l)l1, luggag
Ex II d ~'"""' 0""8hr faclll(V. S35<). look• good. Need rack, AC, keyl• .. en&r, 42 Falry·tale glanl 58 Greek letter
43 Vacanlly 59 Cerear grain
45 More daring 61 Make haste
"l"P"'"'l'!"11----f3-
What do you bid now?
A • North's help-suit ga~e try
asks you to va lue )'Our heart hold-
ing for game purposes. While not
ideal, the heart shortness in con·
junction with your four trumps to
an honor is just good enough t.o
accept. Bid four spadca.
Q. 3 • Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
•VoidOA a OAK 1097 MQ10 93
The bidding haa proceeded:
SOU111 WEST NORm EAST
10 P... 1• Pau 1
What do you bid now?
A • You haVe a very good hand,
end there ia a at.rong tendency to
jump shif\ to t.hree clubs. However,
your void in partner's suit should
rai11e a red flag. We prefer a more
cautious two clubs for the moment.
Ir partner ehowa any sign t>f lire,
you can bid .strongly on the next
20 p... •• p ... ' . What do you bid now?
A • There is no need to do any·
thing other than complete the
de&cript.ion of your hand. Bid three
hearts to show 6-4 in t.he red suits
and sound values, leaving the maxi·
mum room for further exploration
without bypassing three no trump.
ce ent con • .._,.,, $750/mo. '23-5835 quick aale. 968-9442 Ilka nul under Wat(. 540-1947. . MUST SEW $15000
48' Mooring •99 HUNDAI EXCEL QL 080. 238-9270 or leu, Great penln· /Charcl 9"9Y meL/New
euta locatlonl CloH•t itereoJ89K Ml. v"" Nice•--------Mooring to land. Call ONJ.Y ............. s1,eH TOYOTA 9210
St9Ve 723-5883 No Cid or Tenlblt C(tdltliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii.
nCD?s 6075
•PEARL.JAM*
GREEN DAY•S25+ -----•I ~.~~::~ AUTOMOBILES
TICK.ST AWN~. 7t~79-7337
~W• e111l111111Ce111yont W/ •ea Cello• QT AutQo'
low ~ paymenll. A/C Pow• optl~ SOUTH COAST Lov,; ml. V•rY Cleal\. IMPORTS $4299 oBo 873-885s..
714-448-9072 '88 Pick/Up Standard
Q. 6 • Neither vulnerable, as b9dnlner. 58K ml. Mag
Soulh you hold: AUDI 9025 --------wh..ie and new Ur••·
...,,11..,SPO.,,T'11'TION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ISUZU 9100 $4800 oBo &4S-4S17
•Void OK J 10 7 6 ,OAK 9' i •K 8' U\Aa '£\ A iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •ea Supr• turbo, targll. I••·-----'8t GOOO Turbo eng blue, xlnt condl Sepd, The bidding has proceeded: :~~·klbo:r.o~ ~~~ ••• TROOPER 16200 Call. 891·5058
SOUJ'R WEST NORTH EASI' BOATS 7011 Call. 650-3302 1-•Pffd, good cond, '90 Camry loaded. 10 Paa 1• p... gray, PS, amlfm cus. 60k ml .. gray, 17200 2o p 8 p A/C. 82k ml. 17500. OBo.. good condt
1 ... • ... ':..::r1~8=~•t.D~ BMW 9030 Pager 218·6211 673-9014 or 221-e1e.-
What. do you bid now? load9d Incl canopy wJ •92 Teroel wht, 2dt~
full curtain•. plexl '88 3281 CONVERT UNCOLN 9120 AC, am/fm cau. p/ ' A • Only t.wo bids come into con·
aiderat.ion -to rebid your dia·
monda or raise partner's cluba.
Since partner doesn't guarantee
five clubs, the more aensib\e action
is to describe your red·suit holding
further by bidding three diamonds.
wlndehi.ld, tun cover, New blue top, 87k ml, anrf, extrae, ahlH,
hvy duty trlr. Very llm-xlnt cond, orig owner, . a larm. Xl nt condl
lted UH. Only uHd In all malnt record•, met •97 Townoar ellver, lo $6400. 777~58 fre11\ water, never left blu. $1 5,900. 4ge.7012 mllH , new brakH.1 _______ _
In water, alway • . $5,000 OBO. 545-0628 vorvl!wAGBN 923S etor•d Indoors under 1975 BMW 2002 ~ cover. Look• u goOd Strong Engine/Trane. --------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
a• day purchaHd. Rune well. N .. d• MAZDA 9125 •a9 Jetta 51pd, wht1 Pert~ condl 111,500 work. Blue. Adorable! enrl, 4dr, am/fm, CO,
obo. 909-659-2425 Make Ofterl AC, xlnt condl 89k mt:
Wk-642-4321 Ext. 342 '87 RX7 6-apd, A/O. $4700 obo. 960-3638 1948 LYMAN, 18FI Hm-642-e723. Run• well. Recent ,90 FOX AM/FM
Orig clu•lc. mu•t •H tun.up. Looks Oreatl AC 4 •Pd c:,::;
$5000. Call 854-5451. ~988 073-8858 brakH/tlrH . ·,4,5QO
PURNITURE 6014 COLLECTIBLES JEWELRY, Pt1RS Dlnehw 8' West Ma· BUICK 9o35 •93 Protea• LX Uk• Call 540.5727 •
6017 &. •er 6025 rln•, new bottom, & new 5-apd auto anrf ·~-------------a~ 3 S hp new engine • ' ' '•-
6014 aolld Ou .din rm tbl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~Jffrm 723-eP48 75 Sedan Devllle pwt eteer/Wl'lda/brke/ llU'l"IQU!S t w/6 c:halre and extra ~l:."·· ' VB, AM /FM, AC, dr locke, 4-dr. 34K ml. nHu
leaf $1150 aolld Doll• Franklin Mint. a ..... gift or engag• power, nu tlr••· Muet .... Mint grHn. CLASSICS ANTIQUES 8010 APPLIANCES 6011 .fVRNITl1RE
9250 & ... en Ann atyl• love Kenmore Refrigerator ••at-circa mid 1800'• w/lee maker. Almond Excellent condition color. Great ehape.
•375 M0-1847 Make offer. 831·7037.
75% OFF T-k wood. roll top •1vt• collector plat••· ment ring. 1~ct Mat· POWER BOATS '7 5 ,000 orig. ml, T/O pymte. 04&-8707
dHk w/marbl• top/ OWi plat••· 540-1947• qui• diamond, pd $5400. 7012 11 •500· 984-1894 --------•ee MUSTAHQ . Blut, ~~~n ~~=,,':~ lock• $850 540.1947. OflefS. 723-0512 •--------•••rnrrn'E!r 8cyc, AT,PS, bencf\
model home: Iron FREB TO YOV8022 orrT~a \11 31' Clvleoratt twin g, CADILIAC 9040 'tu.A~~ 9130 Hat. Good overall
bed•, eofu, chair•, 'lll1llRru11•""ISE '"iiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii .-"'"'°"" c ondition, needt etone va•••· more. '""'" "°""" .. "' 1, ptman.,_a t F/8, well equlp'd, Ort ,8 • QU ..... TUM headliner. 225K ml .n5c 8015 FR•• Wood v~ ... " "'""'" dlv•lfleh/crutae boat. •7• aid d Co ... ..... $3000 548-5140 248-7727 or 383-8836 ™" • S /~ I ~wing EQUIPMENT 8047 Asking $40k, 723-4075 s3K o:t:• !1. fur.; StaUonwagon /Brand . . --------•Early Amerloan o .. k Oood•t ~, • 833ym.l"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLASSIFIED loaded, eu..., clean, new wht paint /Auto. 'l!TTDU1"'1'TT'Da 6014 da1k, aolld pine. DI• PLANT CLl!ARAHCl!I 1JC: ....... 2 1• ...... /A/C /1-ownr /Only "'"'"'"""" UAIO trllHd 4X2 m 54&«Jea 8' King or OuMf'I palma WONDERFUL X.rox & Adler Royal It'• the rNOurce you nu top/tlr••· muat ... 1 OSll ml. Very, very nlcel '20. Junipers, h«t>e 11. ..agle,....._" copy machine•. Very can count on to Mil a $5995 CalL 846-2~ ONLY ....... $1,785
3 Dr••-r• $14.00 Oak Queen Futon CltrUl-trull-avooado (fruit· . MIX cheap. 723-4074 myriad of merchan-No Crtdlt ot TlfTlblt Ct9dit
each. Mirror $10.00 SIHper, black fabric,. Ing) 110. Cement few\o Mal• 1.yr old epad• Xerox Copier • Adler =-C:u':.W b=up•:i CHB'D"DO'aT fto· 45 OK·Wtcenflnanct111YOMw/ l..Jl'-.J.J~IU..ill!OllliHHIL-..11-.:::::Cal::..1 ::::;54:;:8:;:4::2:,:::54::.___ 9 mo• old, gre•t taln1 $110, bfrd batha and all ehota. Ore•t Royal Copier w/eup. H\ ...,. .., tow dowlVmonthly ~·
Sell your home cond. •175· 434-0345 120. 90M74-9422 family dogl Heartbro-plle9. Sell cheap. Call .=r.llfled buyere to SOUTH COAST
When you write
a Claaalfled ad,
Include all
th• factl
and get the
ClaHlfled
842·5878
through clualfted. iOia Multi color cotton, Buy ll Sell IL Find It. ken to give up, but 723-4074. • Mz.8878 ''77 CAllARO new IMPORTS M2..S878 nul $800, Selll $100 Claeelflecl. moat. Fr•• to good f>alnt. r\lnl xlntl S~
Call. 751-4840 home. Gayle 731·5057 OBO. Call 828-7381 714-448-9072
reaultt
.vou want.
-----•I CllAMIC SERVICE TILES CLEANI1lG CONCRETE t PENCES BANDY MAN 3710 MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PtVMIING 3890 SECURITY
DIRECTORY 3528 SUVICES 3548 MASONRY 3557 t DBa5 3815 liiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SYSTEMS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... ll•UrM Cetttreotef PUBLIC NOTICE PAINT .. RU.AIRS 3920 ·-------1 &.etaJcr Showera Rep'd .-OSS HOUSECl.EANINO **TaCH •WASH** •PaNC•S QATBa• Repairs, lmptOYemenla, The Calif. Public UtlJI-== Remv/lnatall eDAH DAWIONe Regroutlng & lnetall'n Uc.need..aonded Cl .. nlnt ......,_tloa llftl/repelrfpoet r..,a.oM am Job•· OU.:I/lnl~, tlM CommlNlon RE· PLUMBING
L#870130 Dean of Tiie 110.00 ?-r hour. ,/Orlvew1y/8rlckl,IP1vere ReclWood • L#S70805 Im, KM'I 2·t QUIRES that all uaed •Wood Rialre Wate< Heatera • Orainl BUSINESS 87M006 or 84&-8528 Tt4oe48-43M. 7 t 4 •2 1•oO•1 8 Jim Whyte 842·7208 tlouuhold good• ~:=21i~~.~~. Remodel • Rapalr
~SR. HOM• CAR•c::i> Sho~Ooc Ap~Eto
15Yre ElCp. ><Int A-;f .a
Linda 831·2 .. j
SERVICES 3488 Tiie • Gia .. Blooke HOUS•CL•11."'"INQ v I C HAULING 3720 movers print their 848-9878 Mlohael Feucete • l'lxturH
l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _,. C0•-.,11CTOR$ A P.U.C. Cal T number; ........,, .... In Pklmi.t""I All Around Contt'n Work! 11S yre exp. Oood Ref. nu\n •WROUGHT IRON• limo• and chau,,eura MJNIOW C.rot• a..ant. L'IM.4 .. 2 ""''¥ SPRINla.ERS 392l
Pereonal Servlo.. Od Ref'e. Reaaonabfe. Own trana. Call any. G!NEIUU. 3558 Gllu•Fenoet•Secl#tly Doon .IUNK Te The DUMP print their T.C.P. num· PllnUng-4111/Ext Houtt/Apt Pgr] /17~l:o Typing: Reaumel/T"Brm L#B562867 538-1288 time. 24t.0831 1-800410.VILA (714-.... 1882) ber In all .OVertle• Quality Job. FrH eat. SPRINKL&R R•P• =· TUloring: Reading HelldQ ~'• CPI aUILD•Ra INC -WOI haul What Truh manta. ff ~ havt' a L#ae9807 83e-a888 LPift Drain Cleaning Valve .. Hud1•Tlm,.
aWEogllth. 540-1947 'BILD CA.RE 3531 a.~ Cleell l w.ln. Aealdentlal CoMt. • FLOOR INST.ALL . Man won't! 968-1882 :~~~~: m~:.'T1r!: & Plumbing Repairs cfocka. 25Yrt Locel ~
aeor•t¥:iaili'-1ou. FculycuWlndowlcarp.t Uc.#l18424eln•ured REPAIRS 3620 or chauffeur, call: PI&NO. VOCAL 20Yrt ... M WOl1I pr. .lohn Ma-7 ..
i...gal/tad Tranectlptlon •PAM'S AG•NCY •. ~,:,.C:::u~ t714> IHMJ.4•93 JEWELRY 3784 Public Ut111t1.. LESSONS 3888 ...:1t:!..,.::!-..:....-.:14:::•:::•~1.2t1:f~~~~--~ ~ Etc. we provide you With •R•MOD•L General •Comc.nlulon Preol .. Plumbing TRANSLATOR/ ?"" '°' coneult call 723-6514 Loytng a cartno Nannlee •WINDOW Cleanlng Conatruc:tJon. Quality •QUALITY WORK• wmi.m Harold Jew... 714-558-4161 PIANO -.. -Adv ced Repair• • Remodel• TUTOR 3ft27 Fer lltr\'lcee Cll it3-49e7 •Carpet Cl••nlng• Service. A ... oneble. HardwdMnyVC.ramlc ,. --· an Free Eetlmat.. • •Screen Aepalta• U•e79514 831•'7788 Mrble/Carpet0 8nd/lne Watoh a Jewelry repair All ag .. Teachef Cert. U .. HH M•toto CDPENTRY 3510 Dependable~D...,. l'r.. Eetl•728·7078 U IOOtt COMt.ruotloft L708278 7U·H3a =::ir-,=g5 PJUN'l'JMG 3858 ~n~":~9 ~SPANISH J10ti
Llc'CI. 'echll1cl. 111 Nd/ Cl.tltom Home e~ Exp d S.A. Tutof. AllO CPR. Mt_..lllCU lnclUdad. R •LI A• L • Llc#481954 Ref'• •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Plano LeHona POOL · Tranelator..interpreJtr
. A•• z HANDYMAN FT.f'T. ,iii , n.c. tM-mo Houaa CLSANING 71"7a.n•• · BANDY MAN 3710 1.ANDSCAPB • Plllnt'"9 c.ntreotor All 9'1••· beg. to c1 ... SUVICB 3894 •ueana e1a.,..-oe' INSTM.LIRUACE Cl.8INETS . Local AIM. Xlnt Ref'e Q\Allll pe1nt1nQ by ptof'lt etca, Ent. avail: Wed-='.~~ct;:;· ~.iat~~!;'8'. RYolanda ... ,83tH-8M'I DOORS 3580 Ho...U...tal Pre,.rttee lJLWN CAD 3808 Uoleo20tl. lnL p=O L;tl0:-t947. PUR• WAT•R CAA• Dll 39ZB
Music • Crafte e CPR eaaena .. • ouee Palnt-catpent.ry-FrMeat. $45-3305 PooVSpa Svc• Repairi,.l=!!!l!l~!!i!iiiiiii•iilii MIR• A CARP•NT•R ' Foo<ll CM 979-7'11 Cleanlnt. now.n•• Drywall and mOf'el ..... Yanl ... 1.-1. 11Y:,. QU8iii PalftUnt Co•ta Meea. All agHI fllltr1•Pump1•Heat•ra ·~c.......n Remodel-Oen Repalre Marte 931-2055 Or Ive An eXP,erteno.d Qary ...... 877 Lawn no, Clnup•1 PW810uchupe. MTAC. 26Yra Exp. WHkly Ive MM7AI ..-IC• MAiiii~
Flr•·Water Dam~· •venln9. w .. keftd mH-/t&Jt 174-0743. depond'abl• door ™o-..i.aJ Tree Trl11Hnlft9i 1.1 2A ....... Rlchatd Sinor blnnl 0tfllon 5~932 . QM.NIT• lnlt9lt ·&.
El...... Pl b • p t UC'd ONJdcar• Provld• hanger Ouar work ._ ·-ftalntlna, H .... .__ e7eoaa48 Uc•"•"'"'"'"' ... 5·"""'"" Feb. Clean-up. Uc..1i -... um • n Holiday/Over~ ' ' Elect•PlumbeCarpt')t --,........,.._ -,...,,,,.. IOO•'uG 3a10 A.aa. I aea ... •• Me-234~ 221 .. 122 C$»1\111t Nd Tl\ldy 1 COllPU'TBaS 3551 reu. Don 621-8910 TlteeMarble. HY,....... TAUi IUlLiW WI PIT ~"".. .., ' -
Jetty a.et 77 ... ~ . 2ovre Exp. Exceltent 51:1•'VIC!S 3a•70 ------•I".::~~------__;.:.:. ,.. e•nt ND•0""""'8M C... DllYWAJ.t 411"•8". ~ workm•n•hlp. "•Ir -v IUIROON & UPAIR8 WALi. ~.-sate, lovtng environ. CotftDutM Coeoh •CMP•NT•R Paint. Tit pr1oM 14&4417 Aon H~h ~w 11 CIWY9•nrt;5 ' a..EA?llftG 3515 Pedtatt1o nutM. FIT. for effec:t!Ye leamlng SUVICB 3584 Drywalt, Stuooo, Wood • Mow/ CRQiCa*i PliNTINQ Per~ ltet Care &Jo ~ldedel'Ully lne'd vw ~., 31Ja
1 •••••••• 1 W. Npt. UC. M4M879 All appe a eoftware Fence, Sub l'loore. Sr. edge/eod/9Plinkler9/ IO Yra !)cp Qd Ptlcet ~ altomatlve. No Local Ref'a; t87-oo31 6UitiW DAY CAAi llartl e1 .. Ta4a ...aMALL Joa llX.PDT 01ec1 John '3t-1231 Cln-up. Al ..... 71• ca-. ~ .,,... 1!81. ..,... or worry. Uo. 14IOCMO• ROOP cu.t .. w.1..._
llO¥ 8"elal a.oRln tH UO'dt>Lovlnt~~ Drvwll/Acoudo Repelt Oarpeatt~•liootrloal lw mag or Mii after 1 UOH7N02 Ql.15S4 1ne.; Rare. • 173-7114 .fiiUiiiii iiOOllNG• Sh'l1t1tln91Pel"'':W T::t":~~· M11•l1~r1ft1Ht~ TIMt CO•,_.-. ~glng/T1plnt/rHtUl'8 Plumblng•Orywafl• eiAUi lillfUi Por al of VOUf rOOflnO ::Q.\0!.i~~:a,
1 .eo·o..a•••T•• ~ ••• a4al '-Allu1 mlAM 111-ean 8tuooo•Palntlng•TU• ~a.....,._ ~au. p~ rtUlllUfG 3890 Mede. "9roof/repa.
-The~te llASORIT 3557 AOOftft8•,.m IMM4" Troe Trtm • ~ Uo'dllna'd etnce ·n. UoAl144..._..1aa We gala eh®kt~
IUIUWWOAk ..._.._ear. BLICTIJCAI. 3110 CW&tlt-•••• o.••11 .._ .. ,,..,. --~ .. -"'~ Ql&ktiia ~io~ orur ~a ~it, a..,.:: Poey ...-. IM"*IQ. 8'tok 111ock. ...,,.. n. Doore • Wood Penoee '-11111111 • L'• OUllOmJ;;;an; .. .--1.1.naart co.. IPMI AVAii.MU at.at 1 t ~,,,.' ~ vM.loe. • yr9 eonc ~do Ott! 9-y ., .....,.... wtt • 1>rvwe1 ftopMo • v.., ... ..,.,... _ _., ~ CINr'I ~ '9mlly.IMlneee..,. • ., P4w..........,..
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