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Home My WebLink About1995-12-27 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Ex-CdM star o·Neil signs with Piranhas Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 'The guy ·was b • t'" an . • Fellow Rat Pack membe r Joey Bishop mourns the p assing of friend, crooner and comedian Dean Martin. By Evan Henerson, Daily Piiot LIDO ISLE -Joey Bishop took the phone call at 1 a.m. Christmas morning. The caller never identified himself, Bishop said. M He said, 'I have some bad news. Dean Martin passed away this morning at 3:30 a.m . His wife was at his side,'" Bishop said during a Tuesday interview in his Udo Island home. "I said thank you. And I broke down. "Dean died on Christmas morning and I know he's going to heaven. So won't that be a nice Ghristmas up in heaven." A room on the second story of Bishop's home is covered in wall-to-wall memorabilia. Movie stills, plaques and other mementos recall the days of the Rat Pack, a group of entertainers including Ftank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Peter Lawford who golfed and performed together. With Martin's death Mon- day -of respiratory failure at the age of 78 - Bishop and Sinatra are the Pack's last sUJ'Vlv- ing members. Bishop first saw Martin perform al a Philadelphia nightclub in 1942. After the introduction, Martin entered lo a Bolero lap number. "The guy was brilliant,• said Bishop, who went backstage to express his appreciation. He would not encounter Martin again until 1947 after Martin had teamed up with fellow comedian Jerry Lewis. "Whal I admired most about Dean was his . honesty," Bishop said. "He would not allow himsell to do anything that seemed even slightly phony. I think that's the part of show business be disliked the most, having to pre- tend he was really happy to be somewhere.• AlthoU'gh Martin frequently played a drunk, the comedian never drank on stage or before high-stakes golf matches, Bishop said. Martin carried a J&B bottle which was filled with apple cider. When Bishop borrowed the bottle on one occasion, Martin advised him to "grimace" every time he took a swig. And jokes came easily at the "drunk" Mar- tin's expense. Emcees introduced Martin as coming •direct from the bar.• "Dean would come out and say, 'Good • SEE FRIEND PAGE 5 S W E L L D A Y .T 0 H I T T H E WA V E S NOTEBO OK Falling victim to the tacldest holiday item PAGl 3 A ,['t lUKSCH I DAILY Pll.0 Joey Bishop renects Tuesday on Dean Martin's death. "What I admired most about Dean was bis honesty," Bishop said "He would not allow himseU to do anything that seemed even slightly phony." Tenacious flu bug could stay until spring •Health officials report hun- dreds of cases locally of people stricken with 'type P.: strain of influenza. By Carolyn Miller, Datly Pilot It qwckly attacks your body, knocks you down and leaves you defensele s. Unfortunately, this is not an evil vil- lain in a new sci-fi action film but an \lnwelcome influenza which rudely dropped in JUSt after Thanks- g1vmg and may not depart until March •How to zap the flu bug before it bites. PageS An ailing work force; emergency rooms swanrung with people compla.m- ing of respiratory aches; d.Dd phannaasts filling a frenzy of orders indicate several strains of unrelenting influenza have set- tled here for the wmter. #It's very dramauc/ Dr. Kenneth Utwack an mtectious clJsease specialist in Newport Beach said. MYou are fine m the edrly day and by the everung you are mis- erable" MAR( MAR' N OA!l.Y Pit.OT Newport Beach surfing standout Richie Collins sllces across a wave Tuesday oH 29th Streel Surfers were tre ated to a belated C hrisbnas present, as a strong western swell delivered sets of six feet. Hundreds of people m Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and thousands more in 40 stdtes across the U S are sick this winter with the •type A · strain of influenza, Newport ' squirrel rescue to continue • Volunteers save just a fraction of the 1,000 rodents from construction zone; group has until Jan. 2 to pull off evacuation. By Evan Henerson, Doily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Saying that their rodent-liberation efforts over the holiday weekend were a partial succesa, a group of self- proclaimed environmentall1ts rescued and releued dozens of squ1rreU from a doomed colony in a comttuction zone. Led by Cotta Mesa's David Prather, volunteen with Christo· Cout Barth Club spent the holi- day weekend trapping CaWomia digger squirrela on 1 O acres ol the Upper Castaways site at 16th Street and Dover Drive. They reJeaMd the unhattned ~ on adjac.nt land, which wU1 remain undeveloped. Prather and bis 13·year·old 100 lleu.l ~t •most cf the day• • hoUn tlUI WMUDd ..mncr and c:McJrtng tnpa, Up to 30 wi-Ullllllrl,.... the .a.t. 8 IH REICUE PAGE I , ,-----... -------------·· --~--------------, Taking the holiday slwpping crush in stride ... •• I I I I t I \ 11 I \ llall1 to ,..,.. .. - Shoppers, such as those at Fash- ion Island in Costa Mesa, were at it agcun Tuesday. Gift returns and a.fter-CbriltmAs sales lured many people back to malls around the areas.-. .......... 2 \\I \1111 H • • SEE FLU PAGE 5 Puppy heist casts pall over pet store • Manager of Russo's in Fashi<;m Island hopes police catch the thief who stole a 3-month-old, $600 StuhTzu on Christmas Eve. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -A 3-month-old Sh.ihTzu was frollclong m an open play pen at a Newport Beach pet store Christmas Eve when a tluef, ~ s1bly desperate for a gift, scooped up the puppy dnd left the store undetected The heist or the 7-pound pup cMt a damper on the jubilant Russo's Pet Store m Fashion I land which peopl flooded dwmg the holidays, ymg the selection of dogs, cats, rodents and fi5h as potenbal gilts Dt><-24 at 2 pm. was no excep tion. "It wa wall-to-wall people, very crowdt'd Wlth shop~ , • B verly Dilday, the tore man· ager, said. wH was out for W\1e, playing tn th play pen. This was a real fnendly little p up -a happy dog: One minute Ot $600 ShibT:tu w romping with a pOodl :th the pen ly a hie to cus- tomen who wanted to pet them. and in th next h vanished When a store employ discovered the puppy minlng, a llMrch of th store n ued but to no avell, Dilday said. Mall Mc::urity and Newport Beach police were then notified. she Aki. According to Newport BeeCh ~ repoi11, lt WM iqMllllble fOI lM dog·'to elCtlpe the pa.ypen on its own 'l\aelclay, .... WM tdll no Mp of the broWn and Whtte, long·Mnd dot ·AD I lwive " • cate number,• Dilday Mk! "'lbeN'.I DOI '°° muda )'O'I ean do.• Dilday, wbo ......_ lbe dog w• **"* bf ~=~=-=m:.--"""'"--air--. -- One minute the $600 Shih'f.lu wasTOmp- ing with a poodJem the eQldJy acce: "* IO • WEDNESDAY. 0£CEMIER 27. 1995 --------- - " Shoppers experience day-after crush .. • Pickings are slim in local stores as people line ·up to buy and return Christmas gifts. ll}' Julie Ross cannon, Dafly Pilot SOUTH COAST METRO -Only the brave dared to go near local shopping malls Tuesday, the day after Christ- mas, when shoppers tradi- tionally pour into shops to exchange, return and buy, buy, buy. Customers lined the side- walks at Toys R Us Tuesday as they waited pa~enUy to exchange and return unwanted toys. •1t•s much more organized than last year," said Renee Ivanez of Lake forest, who was visiting local relatives. "I thought it would be a mad- house like it was last year, but it's much better.• · lvanez waited 15 minutes - compared to more than 30 in 1994 -before employees herd- ed her toward the return counter stacked with returned gifts. Ivanez was returning a bright yellow Tweety Bird pil- low, which her 5-year-old son just didn't like. •He doesn't like Tweety Bird so we're going for a Power Range'rs pillow," Ivanez said. But the pickings in the pil- low department looked slim. Store employees, But time saved at Toys R Us could easily be spent looking for a parking place across the street at South Coast Plaza. still recovering fTom the Christ· mas Eve rampage two days before, busily pushed cartloads of returned toys toward the back of the store. Two aisles were blocked by more than 30 carts. Other workers rushed to stock the deplet- ed shelves. "I thought this would be more fun, but it was craZf! I couldn't get within an arms reach of most ol the saAes ~It/ust wmr1£wo1ili the hClBBle •.. " -BEVERLY KIM • Scores of eager shoppers spilled into mall shops, most of which opened an hour earlier to accommodate the extra customer traffic. The Bullock's Christmas Store roped off a sec- tion of the walk- Wt¥'f in front of the store to regu- late the number of shoppers hop- ing to capitalize on the 50% off sale. • After two Customer Greg Castle said he anticipated a much longer wait the morning after Christmas. •Jt's going a lot faster than I imagined it would," said Cas- tle, who was returning a model car from his grandparents. hours of shopping "bliss,• Bev- erly Kim of Costa Mesa left the mall minus any packages. "l thought this would be more fun, but it was crazy,• Kim said. •1 couldn't get within an arms reach of most of the sales displays. It just wasn't worth the hassle.• • And while some people hit the sales on a day off from work, others chose a more leisUl'ely activity on local dri- ving ranges. Both the Newport Beach Country Club .and the Newport Beach Golf Course reported an excess of players seeking tem- porary relief from holiday stress. •we've had a very busy day due to the holiday week and bave had many more guests than usual," said David Don- nellan, an assistant professional at Newport Beach Country Club. "It's been a great day for golf.• And the starter at the New- port Beach Golf Course was too busy to talk about the increased golfers. "I've got a line of 20 people waiting and I'm the only person here, w be said. "I can't talk. w Above, the day after Christmas brought the usual volume of lhoppen to Fashion Island. At left, Hui Sung Choe holds Garrett Gottschalk. 11 months, as they take a break along with Song Choe. PHOTOS BY MARC MAAllN /DAILY PlOT Mission: Impossible: Finding parki,ng at shoppers, paradise I circle the mall like a tiger stalking its prey. My assign- ment seemed simple enough: go to South Coast Plaza and talk to crazy shoppers battling the after-Chri.stmas crowds. What became the problem - and took more time than the actual assignment -was finding a small stall for my Honda CRX somewhere within a mile of the shoppers' paradise. It didn't have to be large - any nine-foot stretch of curb would do, as long as it wasn't painted blue, red or yellow. I had planned to park a good distance from the stores, in the last mall parking space if I had to, and walk from there. It didn't seem that far-fetched an idea. 12:30 p.m . Plan A -Recon- naissance. ju lie ·ross cannon I circle the mall once to get an idea of where the biggest traffic concentrations are so I know where to avoid. It's hope- less, I conclude. Better to just plunge in. 12:37 p.m. Plan B. 1 enter the shopping arena at the Sunflower Avenue entrance by Nordstrom. Big mistake. This, apparently, is where all the other carloads of shoppers have decided to begin their hunt as well. Five minutes tick on my watch before my CRX crawls to the first stop sign. 12:45 p.m. Plan C. The green valet parking signs look mighty tempting. 12:46 p .m. Plan D. All right. It's time to get seri- ous. The AAA and •My kid beat up your honor student• stickers on the dirty blue Mustang trudging along tn front of me are beginning to get annoying. Skip the outdoor parking - I'm heading straight for my secret refuge of parking spaces in the garage next to Nordstrom and Bullock's. They're never full, not even on Cbrl.stmas Eve. 1be cars before me herd into the lower level so I race to the top at speeds topping 10 mph. rm really moving now. Then I join another endless line of brake lights leading onto the upper deck. 12:55 p.m. Plan ? I've lost my sense of direction. l head down into the bowels of the parking garage to the lower, lower level by Bullock's. This is the closest I've come to an actu- al store entrance. Giddy with excitement. I dedde to follow a shopper on the way to his car. I stalk him slowly as he weaves back and forth, trying to remember where bis car is. He perks up. He remembers. Hal- lelujah. He walks determined toward a green Honda Accord, and I realize my search is over. Just as Mr. Honda approach- es the driver's side, keys in hand, he ducks down the stair- way leading to the lower, lower, lower level, where other cars are waiting to gobble up his space. Just as I'm about to double- park, someone taps on my win- dow. A middle-aged woman with a pair of toddlers smiles and PQints to her car, just a few stalls down. •Merry Cbrlitmas, • she mouths. • JUUi ROSS CANNON Is a stAff wrtter. ~~filot UMd to record lfrtters to ~ M--. CA. 92626. Cow'lght No . :. . ·, "" '> .... .. _ editor on •ny topic. neoNS stones. llluw.uom. edlto- ADQltESS rl•I matter Of adYertbements herein c.n be reproduatd wtth-~ lat• Thursday VOLD,N0.219 Our .cldreu ls 330 W. B•y St., out written permission of copy-Newport le.ch Costa M$, C.llf 92627 right owner. 66153 TIDD CQMECDON5 hlbol TODAY lMGIN N. JOHNSON. HOW JO 8EAOt U5 66147 Ant hf9h ~ It Is the Pilot's policy to prom!)\· ~ Costa~ ..... ...,.., •• (dftor ly cOrTect •II errors of MJbst.tn<e. lhe 11rMS Orange County 69143 1:42 a.m. '·' ....... , .-.e .. c.11 574-4233. Thank you. (800) 252-9141 Con>N dtl Mar Flrst low ~,...,, ~· 65/50 7:3Sa.m. 1.9 -...... dly Editor m Oasslfled -5678 Second high llW WPlll. flttOto fdlt« The Newport IMcM:olta MeMI ~=:-2-4321 WN ICAST ... 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Hlghllnthe~ t:A6pm t, 1 ...... =... ........ ............... 1twao 1Gsl0wlln1he ............ .... .. ,1"111~--.... O/MOt =ID nildlll 40a. .... ... _tttll .......... .,.., ,.., P.O ..... c.o.. ,..,..,.,..,. ,......_ " ...... br briefly Valdez family wins holiday lights contest Canyon Park Homes in West Costa Mesa anDOUDCel the win· nen of the 2nd annual Festival of Lights contest: Grand PriZe Winner -Santa's Sleigh -The Valdez Family. Congratulations also go to homes at 869 Governor, 2123 President, 933 Evergreen. 1939 Republic and 2~ National 1be neigbbotbood's vobmteer judges ranged in age from 15 to 85. Area businesses A\lila's Rancbito Restaurant, Pizza H t, Carl's Jr. and Discount Video con- trlbuted to the Christmas spirit by ma.king donations to the contest. District, OCC provide computer class The Newport-Mesa Unifi~ School District and Orange Coast College are presenting a comput- er class at Victoria School in Cos- ta Mese for students in kinder- garten through second grade. The class, titled •computer Fun,• teaches young children about computers in a tun envi- ronment that includes art and computerized crafts. · Registration fee is $29. Classes are limJted to 17 students per ses- sion. Sessions take place Tuesday and Thuraday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Classes will begin Jan. 16 and run through Feb. 8. For more information, call 432-5880. Children's choral programs offered Sign-ups are now underway for two new children's choral pro- grams at Costa Mesa's Pacific School of Music and the Arts. The five-week sessions will begin on Monday, Jan. 8. Chil- dren's -chorus for 5-through ?- year-olds (Class #7085.101) will meet from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and Children's Chorus for 8-through 11-year-olds (Class #7086.101) meets from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Registration is $65. You can register by calling the automated service at 6«-3153 or in person at the Newport Beach Community Services Department. obituary Costa Mesa resident Strong dies Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church in Newport Beach for Walter R Strong, longtime Costa Mesa resident. Mr. Strong passed away at home on Dec. 21 at the age of 66. Mr. Strong was born on Jan. 7, 1929, in Dubuque, Iowa. He served in the Korean War, and ~ bis mechanical engineer- ing ft.egree from Iowa State Uni- versity. He moved bis family to Cali- fomia in 1969, and baa been a Costa Mesa resident for 24 years. Mr. Strong worked u an aero- spAce engineer at Rockwell Inter· national for 32 years. He was allo active in the Orange County PC Users group. Mr. Strong is survived by hil wile, Anita; daughters Barbara Mammano, Kathy Bennett. and Laura Cooper; and lister Carol Ulledahl. The family requests donationt be made to the American Heart Association 111 bis name. -Anna Marie Stolley 1·---··--:rr;-------·---·· ~----._, _____ ----'1 -------· .. ____ --_____ ..., _________ ...., •' " WEDNESDAY. OEaMIER 27, 1995 • Costa Mesa police seek man in alleged rape Little voice told me to · buy tacky Christmas memento By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A 21-year- old woman waiting at a bus stop on Harbor Boulevard Christmas Day was picked up by a man who allegedly raped her twice before she escaped. _ The woman, who police said is not from this country, was waitmg for a bu$ at Harbor Boulevard south of Scenic Avenue-when a man driving a white, two-door car 'stopped and forced the woman into the vehicle, pollce said. The man then allegedly drove the woman to a business complex where he allegedly raped her with a foreign object, then took her to an unknown park off of a freeway and raped her a second time, Costa Mesa police said. The man then reportedly drove the woman around and eventually stopped at a gas sta- tion where the victim escaped, police said. The woman was picked up later by Santa Ana police who found her walking around lost m Santa Ana, police said. Eventually, after talking to the disoriented victim who could not speak English, San- ta Ana authorities determined the crime occurred in Costa Mesa and reported it to Costa Mesa police at 12:42 a.m. Tuesday. The exact time of the rapes is unknown, however, they occurred sometime on Christ- mas Day, police said. The rapist is described as a white male in his early to mid 30s, 5 feel 10 inches tall and weighing 190 to 200 pounds. T hll Cbrlstmu, I bought the world's stupidest holi- day item, Ordinarily, such news would- n't necessarily be grounds for bragging. But I'm shouting it from the hilltops. I challenge anyone to come up with a more ridiculous piece of holiday para- phernalia than the horror I bought three days before Chrisbnas. Friday night in Costa Mesa. My wife, Shauna, and I stopped at one of these •drug and dis- count" places (similar to Kmart or Longs) for some saline solu- tion. We were headed to the back of the store and took a shortcut through the Christmas stuff aisle. As r walked past a candy- laden shell, a greeting stopped me in my tracks: "Ho! Hot Hol Merry Kith- mul" I stopped. I looked at the shell. I retraced my steps and made another pass. "Hot Hol Ho! Merry K1tb- mu! tt Tree owners are urged to recycle tattered tannenbaums Although I ha.d isolated the area, I couldn't figure out where the voice was coming from. All I could see was Christmas candy, some of which appeared to have wished me season's greet- ings. By Carolyn Miller, Datly Pilot The hohdays have passed and your Christmas tree's once-green branches are twrung brittle and brown, its fragrant smell of pme fad- c>d, and the beloved, bedecked tan- nenbaum is now reduced to a mere tree occupying your hvmg space. But before you stnp it of oma- men~ and chuck it out into the ~treet without a second thought, prep 1t for The cities of Newport Beach and Cos- ta Mesa will pick up your tree and recycle it free of charge. All trees n1ust be empty of orna- ments and tin- sel with the stands removed recycling. The cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa will pick up your tree and recycle it free of charge All trees must be empty of ornaments and tinsel with the st ands removed. ln Newport Beach, cut the tree in half and put it with the rest of your refuse on your regular trash pick-up day. The city's department of general services will take the trees lo a 11ldte- nals recovery fac:i.lity in Stan- ton where all recyclable refuse from the city~ taken. In Costa Mesa, the bar- ren tree must he choppeci m two or three sec- hons and placed at your curb by fi 30 d m on your regular collec- llon day starting Jan 2-12 A sep- arate truck, courtesy of Costa Mesa Disposal, will collect the tree either before or after collec- tion of the regular trash. Costa Mesa residents and busi- nesses w1th bm service 'may par- t1opat through their trash hauler. All haulers have been asked to Oranse County's Cigar Headquarters The Tinder Box Pl'f'mium Cigar.1 ·Arturo Fuente· Ashton • Avo· Cuesta Rey • Davidoff • Don Juan • Don Lino· Dunhlll • El Subllmado • Excalibur • Fonseca • Grtfftn • H. Upmann • La Unlca • Macanudo • Montesino • P. G. • Partaps • Punch • Romeo &.: IUlieta • Savlhelll • V. CentennlaJ • Zlno L many more. Opr HWnklors · Elle 8leu ·Club· lino &. more Fw~ , ,,.,.,.,.."'1u T~·~ U,,U,-.Bf'!! £-• • take part in the recycle program by bringing the trees to the Orange County Fairgrounds at Fairview Road and Arlington Dri- ve. For more infonnation call the Costa Mesa recycling hotline, after Dec 31, at 754-5600. Shauna was dubious when I informed her that I had been hailed by talking candy. Togeth- er we went back to the Christ- mas aisle and hunted around. There, behind a carton of NO Drive, Line or HaJslell "We come to your home or office for computer service" Your Source For Local News Casual Waterfront Dining DUNES RESORT'S Jll\Y. For The Special People ... In Your Life 9ift Certificates Purchase now and receive 25% off price reduction ................. May 31. 1996 evan henerson · malted milk balls, sat the world's tackiest Christmas item. In fact, forget holidays. This was simply o~ of the tackiest things I've ever seen. Earlier in the day, I had attended a com- pany white elephant gift exchange. U I had come with this particular item, I'd be immortal by now. It was a ceramic candy dish in the shape of a Santa Claus head. The mouth is. an obscene ·o· and its white beard flares out to form the bowl. The bat- tery cables spill out where the chin would be, hidden when the dish sits at rest. And the dish talks. Any movement, no matter how slight, elicits a badly enunciated "Hol Hol Ho! Merry Kithmul" An assistant manager saw us looking at the dish and came over •Please buy tlus," he said. •I will make you such a deal if you buy this.• It was the last talking candy dish on the shell and the man- ager, whose name was Daniel, did not want to see it return in 1996. We studied the box together and he showed me four bar codes, discounting the item from its original price of $29, all the way down to $12. The box was open, contained no protective covering and the dish was covered with dust Daniel \tltimatety said he'd part with it for $5 and I'll bet I could have bargained him even lower. All very amusing, I said, but if I had to listen to "Hol Hot Hol Meny Kithmu, • more than once in my home, f would chuck the thing out the first Qpen window. "It has an on/off switch,• Daniel begged. "You can turn off the noise.• The dish was an antique. Once the store bad purchased a whole crate-full of talking can- dy dishes for about $8 a pop. This was the last one and Daniel bad no idea bow long it had been there. "But look at this bar code,• he said. "That code is from 1983." I was sold. A huge grin spread across my face. "I'll tell you why I'm going to buy this," I said. "I'm a reporter with the Daily Pilot newspaper and I'm going to write a story about this dish.· A look of horror swept over his face. He looked at me as if I had suggested disemboweling his cat and stuffing it with mistletoe. •ob, you can't! You'd get me in such trouble,• Daniel said, •Why would you want to write about this?• It wasn't every day, I explamed, that a person discov- ered the world's tackiest item, that a store manager was practi- cally paying a customer to take it away and that the thing may have been on the shell for 13 years. This story had to be told. Now Daniel was a bit wor- ried. I'd have to talk with the store's corporate offices. Man- agers weren't supposed to dis- count items, etc. Would I please reconsider. Well, I wasn't prepared to get someone fired over Christmas (I'll leave such things to Orange : County). So I agreed not to identify the store or give Daniel's last name. My Christ- mas story became a column. We chatted some more I found tum ' quite personable. I took the dish home and I filled it up with M and M's. It will probably remain in my household until the next time I I attend a wrute elephant party So here's wishing you a belated Merry Klthmu, Damel. I may have paid $5 for that dish, but, as far as I'm con- cerned, its anecdotal value is pnceless. • EVAN HENERSON IS a staff writer who covers Newport Beach YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! 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IAL :QONUS GIFTS ... • !O fttt minutes a month of SPRINTt r ~---- ------ OTHEL10/0TEU.O Cutle Rock Entertainment and Bdwa.rds Cinemas, in hoaoc ol Opera Padtic's January 1996 ~ duction of GulSep~ Verdi's ~ • Otello, • are sponsoring the Orange County advance screen- ing of •Othello" on Wednesday, Dec. 27 at Edwards South Coo.st Village Theatre in Costa Mesa. The doors open at 1 p.m. for the 7:30 p .m. screening. Guests wi1l move to Planet Hollywood for a post-screening party. nckets are $35 and will benefit Opera Pacif- ic. For more information, call 474- 4488 ext. 308. YIDDISH HOUR The Jewish Senior Center of Orange County presents a Yid- dish Hour with Gerson Jerus, not- ed Jewish author, at 11 a.m. on the Pederafion Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Suite D in Costa Mesa. Lunch will be served at noon and the cost is $3 per senior. Call 513- 5641 for reservations. NEW YEAR'S DANa The Jewish Center of Orange County will ring in the New Year" w1th the popular sounds of the "Ambassadors Music" at their dance today on the Jewish Feder- t1Uon Campus in Costa Mesa. The event will include a kosher lunch. Ad.rrussion 1s $5 per person. For reservations call 513-5641. THURSDAY 'AN IMALS DOWN UNDER' Wild Wonders will bring ani- mals from •Down Under,• such as the wallaby and kookaburra, to rhe Launch Pad for a lively 45 nunute show today at 11 a.m.. 1 p m and 3 p.m. The cost is $5 per person. The Launch Pad, a non- profit prevtew facility of Discov- ery Soence Center, is located on the thrrd floor of Crystal Court at ~outh Coast Plaza. For more mJormalion, call 546-2061. FRIDAY 'DREAMS FOR THANKSGMNG' A workshop by the Rev. Bob Pulliam at the Community Church, Newport Beach So- t>nce of Mind Education Center, t101 Dove St. Ste. 145, Newport Bedch. Workshops begin at 10 " m and adjourn at noon. Tea and coffee are available at 9:30 d m Donallon requested at the door Call 646-3199 for more mfonnallon 'PETER AND THE WOLF' Jim Gamble performs his dward wmni.ng-manonette inter- pretabon of the duJdren's classic "Peter and the Woll" today at 11 <1 m , 1 p m. and 3 p m at the Launch Pad, 3rd fl oor Crystal Court, South Coast Plaza. Make dnd take activiti es follow each performance. The cost is $3 for members and $5 for non-mem- bers. Seating is I.united. For more information , call 546-2061. TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT WEl>NFSDAY, JAN. 3 SERENDIPfTY The Serendipity series for sm- gles resumes it's weekly sesStons tonight at 7:30 p.m . at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road m New- port Beach. "Dealing with Per- sonality Differences in a Relation- ship" will be the topic. All singles are welcome. A $3 donation is requested. For more information, call 574-2214. ARTHRms EXEROSE An exercise program designed specifically for people with arthritis will begin today at the Newport- Costa Mesa-Irvine YMCA. The five-week program will provide gentle movements and activities under the guidance of trained per- sonnel to help increase the mobili- ty. muscle strength and stamina. Pre-registrabon is required. For more information, call 642-9990. PANHELLENIC MEETING Newport Harbor Panhellenic will meet today beginning at 10 a.m. at St. Michael's All Angels Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive in Corona del Mar. This month's program features "Missions of California· by Anitd Freedman of Bowers Muse um. A luncheon fol--. lows. Donation is $4. For more informdtion, call 846-4164. THURSDAY, JAN. 4 Jeff Johnson will provide clas- -;1c rock musical e nte rtainment from noon to 2:30 p.m . and again from 7 to 10 p m. on the Town 'iquare, Thangle Square WRITTR'S WORKSHOP SATURDAY ROCKIN' AT THE SQUARE Jeff Johnson will play classic rock from noon to 2.30 p m and Jenny Richards will play folk/rock from 7 to 10 pm today on the Town Square at Thangle Square. 'fUESDAY PARKS COMMISSION The Parks, Beaches and Recre- ation Comm1ss1on of Newport Beach will hold their January meeting today a t 7 p.m. in Coun- cil Chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd. 1n Newport Beach 'MANIPULATED POLAROIDS' California artist Marion Tal- ley's •Manipulated Polaroids," a collection of fine art photography using time-zero manipulated polaroids printed by laser, will be on c:hsplay today through Jan. 31 at Newport Beach's Central Ubrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. dur- mg normal library hours. Por more inJonnation, call 717-3801. "Wnting Like There's No Tomorrow," a six-week fiction- writing workshop, will be taught by internationally published writer Barbara DeMarco Barrett beginning today at 10 a .m. at Local Grounds Coffee House, 3007 East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar The group is for advanced students who are work- mg on a novel or short stories and will have weekly critiquing ses- sions and writing exercises. Pre- registration is required. Por more information, call 760-8086. CAFE J?OLE' BREAkfAST • LUNCH • SPECIALTY COFFEES • • WATERFRONT DINING • OPEN DAILY 7AM .... PM • 723-0616. 634 UDO PARK DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH ~eheI ~mitq <anllection FRIDAY, JAN. 5 TABLE TENNIS Orange Coast College offers table tennis clas,.ses for the entire family on Friday evenings and Sun- day afternoons. The Friday session is from 6to10 p.m. and begins Jan. 5 and runs through June 7. Sun- day's session is from 2 to 6 p.m .. Jan. 7 through June 9. The annual fee is $50 for adults and $25 for seniors and young people under 17. For more information, call 432-5880. SATURDAY, JAN. 6 GUN SHOW The Crossroads of the West are sponsoring a gun show today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m . at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center on Fair Drive in Costa Mesa in buildings #10, #14 and #16. Admission is $6.50 for adults, $6 for seruors and children under 12 are Jree. For more information, call (801) 544-9125. SUNDAY, JAN. 7 LEON URIS Internationally acclaimed author Leon Uris will speak on the topic "The Word and the Sur- vival of the Jewish People" at 7 p.m. at Temple Bat Yabm, 1011 Camelback in Newport Beach. Tickets are $30 reserved, $20 unreserved and $10 for seniors and students . ....For_mo.rELinforma- tion, call 644-1999. SH 1\PE-lTP ---------- NEWPORT .. In Westdiff Pima .. 1080 Irvine Ave • NB 631-3623 •KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN' 'lbe()raage ~Perfora ... Adi Center .. ~Clllta Jthera; mown at left.· In the Utle role of •JOu of tbe~ Womaa." The performance l'Wd through J ... 7. For lhow times .. d Udcet Infor- mation. pleUe ·WI tbe center at 556-ARTS. WOMEN IN FOODSERVICE The January dinner meeting of the Orange County Chapter of the Roundtable for Women in Foodser- vice will be tonight at 6 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. Fifi Chao will be gu~ speaker. The cost is $25 for mem- bers and $30 for non-members. For more information, call 665-6312. MONDAY, JAN. 8 SINGLES MINGLE Christian Singles Mingle will hold a progressive dinner and seminar with KBRT talk show host and Minirth-Meier therapist. Dr. Greg Cynaumon. The cost is $1 0 for the three-course meal and seminar. The event takes place at 7 p .m. at Newport Beach Public Gou Course m the Tea Room Restaurant, 3100 Irvine Ave. FoT more information, call 375-0400. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ClASS "Personal Development and Modeling" is the title of a new four-week class that begins today at Cliff Drive Park. Class # 7155.101 is for 14 through 17- yedl'-olds and is from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Class # 5055.101 is for adults and runs from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The registration fee is $55. For more mfonna tion, call 644-3151. MASTERS SWIM PROGRAM Orange Coast College offers a monthly swim program for adults age 19 and al~ beginning ~t 6:30 a .m. daily in OCC's Gymna- ( 11'1111111 1 '11I111 ft.1, .1f11 .II' ht 1 11 lf1t f rilllllf.tl lPll .,f 1111 i.11,1111 "· /i1 \1111 "·111/•IJ:// J .• J. Murphy shoes are the right shoes anytime,, any place. any wear M Bryan H. Ltd . M E N 'S S HOE . E TC In Westcliff Court 1727 Westdiff Dr. NB 650-6856 Buy any jewelry item at full price ... Receive second item far 50% OFF Dec 27th .. 30th 369 E. 17th t. a Mesi liwn pool. Regiatration 11 $CO for one month, $70 for two months and $99 for three months. For more information, call 432-5880. FREE ADO LECTURE • Coastlliie Coun.1eling Center of Newport Beach will hold a free lecture titled •Attention Deficit Disorder in Childten, Adolescents & Adults tonight at 7 p.m. at the Center, 1200 Quail St.,SuUe 105. Joan Andrews will take an in- depth look at ADD, what to do about it, and how it's treated. Por more mformation, call 4 76-0991. CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S LUNCHEON The Newport Beach Christian Women's Club will hols a lun- cheon, f asbion show, music and lecture today. Doors open at at 10:45 a.m . The cost is $18 inclu- sive and reservations are neces- sary. For more information. call 964-5007 or 760-9616. MAIL-ORDER BUSINESS Orange Coast College will hold a workshop on #How To Start a Order Business" today from 6:~0 to 9:30 p.m. in Room 110 of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Building. Marketing specialist Nancy Miller, will teach the basics of the mail order busi- ness. Or learn to market on the Internet with presenter Mike Rounds in Room 111. Registration is $35 for either class and a $20 material fee to be paid to the class instructor. For more information. call 432-5880. 'DEALING WrTH LAWYERS' Learn to deal with lawyers at a free noon program today m the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. The library is located a t 1000 Avo- cado Ave. For more mformation, call 717-3801. SATIJRDAY. JAN. 13 APPLE COMPVTER CLUB Quark will present its latest technologies at the Orange Coun- ty Computer Groups meeting today from 8:45 a.m. to noon at the Chemistry Building on the campus of Orange Coast College, Fairview Road Ul Costa Mesa. The meeting is free and open to the public. For more information, call 836-0522. ONGOING SERIOUS IUNESS SUPPORT A free support group for tndJ- viduals facing any serious illness, including HIV I A.IDS and cancer, will be held at 7 p.m . every Thurs- day in Institute for Holistic lfeat- ment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach. For information, call 251-8700 APPLE COMPUTER CLUB Orange Coast College's Apple Computer Club will meet from 8 a.m. to 4 p .m . in rooms 207 and 214 of OCC's Chemistry Building The club -which is open to any- one interested in compute rs - RUFF ELL'S UPHOlSTERY INC. Where Your Dob Covers Morel 1922HARIOl11.VD., COSTA MW.· 5'1· 1156 . encourages the development Md exchange Of Wonnation relatoo to the Apple computer. A begin. ners' forum will be at noon. The annual membershlp t is $30. Meetmgs are the fust Saturday o1 each month. For information, call 770·1865. MICROSOFT COMPllTER CLUB For individuals who prefer Microsoft Windows and Windows apphcations, Orange Coast Col- lege has something for you, too. Every Saturday from 9 a.m. to n~on, the Winners Computer Club meets in room 116 of OCC's Fine Arts Building to discuss the development and exchange of information related to Microsoft Windows and Windows applica- tions. The cost of membership is $10, which includes a newsletter. For information, call 5~2-0468. 81(;.BAND DANCE The third Friday of each month Adult Ballrovm Dance is held with music by Balboa Beach Big Band from 7 to 10 p.m a t The Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. in Costa Mesa. The cost is $4 for SAGE members and $5 for non-members. REVERSE MORTGAGE SEMINAR A free "phone helpline" for seniors over 62 is sponsored by Bob Brennan, senior reverse mortgage consultant. The meet- ing takes place at 3 p.m. every Wednesday· in Bayside Village. 300 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For reservdtions dnd infor- rndtion. call 723-0233 NEED TO RELAX? From 5 to 7 p.m every Sunday, Zen Home Stitchery, a local man- ufacturer of meditation supplies, holds a free evening of medita- uon. The purpose of the gdthering is "to encourage and support the pracuce of meditation." Th~ group meets in the Mesa Busmes~ Center, 711 W 17th St . Ste A8. For infonna~on, call 631 -5389 PLANNING YOUR ESTATE Legal Options, 620 Newport Center Dnve, Swte.1100, New- port Reach . sponsors a lecture titled #Protect Your Asset-;" at 10 a.m. every Saturday Attorney De bra Grima1la discusses how wills, living trusts, charitable donations and other tax reduction strategies preserve the value of d1l estate and help avoid probate Ad.rrussion is free, bul sedtmg e> limited. Reservations may be made by calling 760-8775. -. /~'"' 011tlet 70% Off of What? Compare our prices. s~e our selection. Experiem.:e nu1 customt!r servi ce. HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fn1U-6 Satl0-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St . Costa Mesa NO Drive, Line or Hosslell "We come to your home or office for computer service " Make Those Patios & ~ Entries Beautiful Let Jim Jennina in.;tall yo ur complete yar<l hard~tpc. • Expen "rick, block, 'tont', rile, slate &. concrere work . • Can rccommcnJ q_ualn)' de ign fli • Quality work fr\ Co r Mt & Newport Bctl\;h &in t 1969. • Drain. c proll m lWc sol'<c chem. J Newpon 8'-ac hl<AB.a Mesa o.:ily Pilot WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1995 • volunteer diredory CASEY 1 UKSCH / OAll.Y Pit.OT David Prather holds a trapped squirrel from the Castaways land. "We've trapped a significant number, but not nearly enough," Prather said. RESCUE CONTINUED FROM 1 MWe've trapped a signifi- cant number, but not nearly enough." said P1«ither, who estimates volunteers relocat- ed less them 100 of the colony's 1,000 squirrels • 1t the developers live up to their end of the bar- gain dnd let us work "We don't want to be a .. hindrance to their building. And I'm not any great person doing this. I'm just riding on the roller-coaster ... " -DAVID PRATHER from area residents, churches and anunal nghts groups. Some sent money while oth- ers volunteered to bait and check traps over the week~ end. By Monday, the number of traps had increased from 4 to 20 Even with construction resuming Tuesda}, Prather wcLnts to continue tile rescue effort. He says the builders throuqh New Year's, we should b(' able lo relocdte a s1gmf1cant num-I her of dOlntdls." gave him no deadhne, but he does not plan to ctisrupt any of the work crews We don't Wdnt to be a hindrance to their butldmg, • said Prather, who works as a free- lance magazmc \VTlter ·And I'm not any great person domg this I'm just riding on the roller- coaster • Last week, Prather staged a protest at the Upper L'dstclwdys after ledfTling construction had begun on d houi.mg development. More than 1,000 sqwrrels hve m the dirt slated to be over- turned, said Prather, who requested a window of tune to rescue and relocate as many of the am· mats rts poc;<;ible The offices of Taylor Woodrow are closed until Jan. 2 and telephone messages were not returned Tuesday Prdlher Sdld ofhc1dls from Taylor Woodrow Homei. C°dbfornid Ltd. -the firrh in charge of bwldin.q the> homes -agreed to give the group dcress to the site over U1e Christmas holiday when no ronstruction would tdke place. Prather relt'd'-t.><l his first squurPI Fnday afternoon. Nc>w~ ot tht• rescue Pffort brought donations Prather said the effort w1U not end with the Castaways sqwrrel colony Prather and his volun- teers are hopmg to obtain a computer to docu- ment the growmg network of e nvironmental activists. "We'd like to tlo relocallons well ahead of con- struction," Prather said ·And we're trying to get a compulPr to start the nl•twork • FLU CONTINUED FROM 1 which lasts 3 to 4 days, accord- ing to health offJCJals. . "It's nQt a coid. • Utwack said "The symptoms are a sudden onset of sore throat, cough and body ache." The virus 1s airborne and spreads dunng the highly conta- gious period when people cough and sneeze openly, he said. Litwack adVlsed those stricken with the flu to drink liquids and tay at home, away from others, not only to keep from mfecting others but to protect yourself against other illnesses in the influenza's wake which may reqmrc a dose of antibiobcs MTius is one of the ma1or dan- gers of flu -it knocks you down and you can catch something else,• L1twack said "We tell people not to go out or• do any- thing ... Sylvta Moore a pharmacist at r-------------------------, AVOIDING THE FLU ~ Wash hands often +Take anti-viral medication + Get influenza vacanation BUT IF YOU CATCH IT ... •} brink llqwds + Stay home to avo1d further infection or passing bug on to others + Cover nose and tnl)Uth when coughing and sneez- ing I I I I I I I I I L---------------------·---j Costa Mesa Pharmacy who works all over the county, said complaints of chest colds and difficulties in bredthing have increased this year compared lo last. While there is no known cure for influenza, health officials adVlSe that people get thelf vac- cmation shots every year to help stave off the VlfUS. An anu-v1ral medication called Flumadine, available by prescnption, can I also help if you take it during the first 72 hour~ of the illness, ofh- Cldls said. Dr. Hildy Meyers, an e pi - demiologist with the Orange County health care agency, said there have been reports around the county this month of l.Dfluen- za type A and another virus called respiratory syncypial, or RSV, that tends to cause the greatest problems in children 2- years-old and younger. Medical officials agree the influenzas a.re most harmful to those who have pre-existing medical conditions, such as asth- ma or emphysema, because it could progress to pneumonia. Calling your doctor if symptoms persist is highly recommended. Meyers said while -staymg m bed and avoiding people 1s ide- al, it isn't realistic. She recommends people cov- er theu nose and mouth when cough.mg and sneezmg. using tissues and washing your hands In general, practice good hygiene. • THE VOLUNTllR DHIECTORY runs periodically 1n the Daily Pilot If you'd lik~ information on 9 tting your organi- zation list~. all 642-4321, Ext. 331. ALS ASSOOATION OAANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Literal Sclerosis Association, Orange County Chapter. needs many volunteers. For information, call Executive Director Stacy Koressel at 375· 1922. ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION OF OAANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County needs volunteers for its Visiting Volunteer Program, support group lead- ers for patients and care givers; and for the volunt~r ht'lpllne Interested volun- teers can call 283-1111. COLL.EGE HOSPITAL I The College Hospital Costa Mtia Aux- iliary is seeking volunteers to perform cleric.al, reception desk, gift shop and other duties at the hospital For infor- mation, call 642 2734 between 9 a.m and 4 p.m COMMUNITY HOSPICE CARE Community Hospice care, which pro- vides medical and emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families en Orange County. needs volunteers in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach For information or to register, call Cindy Laird, 978 7447 CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REFORM Consumers for Legal Reform has an ongoing need for volunteers to monitor civil court judges A computer and dona- tions are also needed. For more infor- mation, call Barbara at 854-0881 COSTA MESA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE The Costa Mesa CIVIC Playhouse needs volunteers for ushering, backstage, mailings, typing. lights and many other duties. For more information, call 650- 5269 COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCIETY The society collects 1nformat1on, pho- tos and artifacts relating to the history of Costa Mes.a and the harbor area Vol· unteers are. needed for clerical tasks. computer input and help 1n the library For information, call Charles Beecher, 631 5918 COSTA MESA LITERACY GROUP The Costa Mesa Literacy Group needs volunteers to help people become hterate or teach English dS a second language For 1nformat1on, call Fuller, 548 3384 COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The multipurpose senior services facile FRIEND CONTINUED FROM 1 evening. How long have I been out here.' Then he was home free." Bishop said. Bishop dnd Martin made three movies together ·ocean's Eleven,· "Texas Across the Riv-1 er• and "Sergearits 3. H According to Bishop, Martm was an excel- lent horseman, a golfer with a sue hancticap and a quick learner at whatever he undertook One of Bishop's last memories of Martin was a photograph in the National Enqw.rer two months ago WORLD'S FINEST WINES AT THE BEST PRICESI-- • Callfomla•• 1-dln11 pt'entlum wine ret•ll•r • Q,..t ••l•ctlon • Frlendlr .. rwlc• ~ Dellwery •• .. a.bl• Call~ 1 (800) 966-5432 for a ~monthly catalog '9WINECLUR mu. i'Cfiii• u a.ta aa. cuvn Daily Pilot MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO "EL~ The TrMtftlon Cofttl,..1 Sin~ 1972 > •• I ·, •.1 ,, q .. We Cater Fiestas Exhibition Coolclng Our Spedottyl • Sluling Fajitas lar • HondmoCle Torttlku • StTolling Mariachis 714 ClEARANCE All Christmas Merchandise 1/2 Price Or Less ALL CHRISTMAS • Boxed Cards •Ornaments • Party Goods •Gift Wrap • Decorations ty at the comet of• 19th Str t and Pomona Avenu. seeks volunteers for 1 variety of tasks For ~ information, c.all 645-2356 from 9 a m. to 5 pm COURT APPOINTED SPEOAl ADVO- CATES OF ORANGE COUNTY (CASA) Volunteers are needed to make a two· year commitment to serve as edvocates for abused, neglected ind abandoned children. During the tw<>-year period, volunteers work ono-on-<>ne with a child for three hours a week. For Information, c.all 93H124. DEFORE fOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS The DeFore Foundatiol) for the Arts, a non-profit organization dedicated to dance at 151 f<almus Drive, G 3, Costa Mesa, needs volunteers For more infor· mation, c.all 241-9908 · DISCOVERY SHOP Discovery Shops are run by the Amen can cancer Society. Volunteers ~re need· ed, and no special skills are necessary For information. call 64()..17TI between 10 am. and 5 p.m DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs vol· unteer mediators, case specialists and outreach assistants to help in a variety of mediation cases. Bilingual language skills are needed for office volunteers and for mediators For more informa- tion, call 250-0488. EASTER SEALS The Easter Seals Society needs volun· teers for ongoing clerical work and to help in programs for children w ith dis abilities and in special events. For infor mation, call 834-111 1 EXCHANGE CLUB CHILO ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER Volunteers are needed to help families when an incident of child abuse has been reported and a referral made by the county and to work with families of high-risk v1ct1ms of parental drug addic· t1on For 1nformat1on call 722 1107 FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER The Fairview Developmental Center en Costa Mesa needs volunteers, and dona· lions are welcome For more informa- tion, c.all 957 5114 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m FISH HARBOR AREA INC. Friends .in Servu:e to Humanity (FISH) offers emergency assistance to those in need and provides the Mobile Meals program. Volunteers are needed to help in a variety of areas For more informa· tion, call Debby, 645-8050 FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER The Food D1stribut1on Center. Orange County's private non-profit food bank. m which Martin "looked temble, • Bishop scud. When interviewed by the Enquirer, Bishop asked redd- ers to take a moment of their day to say a prayer for Dean Ma.rtln. The remark brought mail from around the world from readers who said they had done JUSt clS Bishop had asked .. And Dean did get better He went from weighing 120 pounds to 160; Bishop Sd.ld "God bless him " nee<h vo'unteen to lmpec;t ind sort donated foods and to he4p with nw1il- lngs For more information, call the voi. unte« coordinator, 771-UO. ' FRIENDS Of THE COSTA MESA UlltAll't' The Friends of the Costa Mesa Ubral)' need volunteers For information. call the library. 64~5. GIRL SCOUTS The Girt Scouts of Orange County Med volunteers to be trained as troop lead· ers, serve on spec:Jal committees and ' give lectures, demonstrations or cla~. Fo1 informat ion, call 979-7900. GIRLS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY Girls Inc. offers educational and entic:h- ment opportunities for girls and boy\. Volunteers are needed. f« more infor- mation, call Amy, 646-7181. • GLASS MOUNTAIN INC. Volunteers are needed to aid disabled adults who meet monthly for educ.ati~ al, entertainment and social pufPOSeS. For information, call 779-3441 HAT CONNECTION The Hat Connection is a \.'I/Omen's phil anthropK extension of the Chamber of Commerce that serves Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. For information, call Kay Walburger, 650-2144. HERITAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY Volunteers are needed for an aux1haty support group bemg formed by Her· 1tage House, a non-profit substance abuse recovery home for pregnant and parenting women and their children In Costa Mesa For more informatron, call 646 2271 HOSPICE FAMILY CARE Hospice Family care IS seeking people to help with errands, visits and compan- ionship to tennmally 111 patients and their families For information, call Larry Mariotti at 730-1114 INTERFAITH COUNOL The Newport Mesa-Irvine Interfaith Council, an umbrella organization for several area servtee groups, needs volun- teers actrve in local congregations For 1nformat1on, call Carol Brown, 548-3283 KIDS CANCER CONNECTION The Kids cancer Connection 1s dedicat- ed to the emotional, educational and financial needs of children afflicted with cancer Volunteers are needed For mfor- mat1on, call 851-7774 SUSAN G. KOMEN BREAST CANCER FO®DATION Volunteers are needed to assist in a variety of programs with the Orange County chapter For more information, call 480-5222. Have your hair professionally ~ B cut & styled by $9ini girl for on ly 'j.___ __ IC!_•_\ I_. Beautify our Yard! ne ha~ attrtO JINl'S C'~l """ irt in thi.3 Ql'M Our qualtty, (ft(Jt lr.lt11 and~ Utt Ult1'1aJ('hftl. ~"'"" wr ma tn1cr cart' ~~all your lflft(L~ and "9UOftlJI Mwii. EYE -OPENER CdM, NewJJOrt Harbor open up with victories at Daily Pi.lot Coast Clqssic Costa Mesa's Billy Blanton, a junior, roll5 out, looking for a · moving target ln hl5 endeavors at San Diego State. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Billy Blanton had bowl numbers -unfortunately the Aztecs' numbers were squeezed out by Colorado St. By Jim Walters, Datly Ptlot W ith the college bowl sea.son officially underway, Costa Mesa resident Billy Blanton is probably one of the better quarterbacks in the nation sitting on the sidelmes. Blanton, the 6-0, 195-pound juruor quarlE>rback for San 1J1"go State, put together som<.> pretty impressive numbers for lhe Aztecs this sea.son, his first full campaign as the starter. in 12 games, Blanton completed 243 of 389 passes (62%) for i.:wo yards with 23 touchdowns and 14 mtercepllons earrung • S<'cond-Tcam, All-Western Athletic Conference honors. "Overall, I had a good seasor1, but I've got to cut down on thP mterceptions, • Blanton aid while home with lus parents, Bm and Jan\ce Blanton, for Christmas vacation. •J'n be hooting for no more than eight interceptions next season and lo nit down a few other bad dcci!lions I made. ~The bottom line is I could have thrown for 4,000 yards and 611 kinds of touchdowns, but we rouldn't wm when we should have won." With three games left in the> season, U1e Aztec;s were cruising at 8-2, 5-1 in the WAC, and rtcllng a six-game WlllJ'ling streak. Th y were also ranked No. 25 -it's first nallonal ranking since 1992 -end poised to snatd1 up the conference title and the automatic bid to the Holiday Bowl. And then the University of Wyoming ca.me mto town. TI1e Cowboys have had San Di go State's number thr e of the past four years. · TI1ey knocked the AZtea out of the bOwl picture in 1992 and m 1993, ending MarshnU Faulk's stellar college career on a SO\tr note and leading to the eventual firing of heacl coach Al Luginbill ~did it again·thls yeo.r, lUcking a field goal wtth 0:29 llift to taM a 34·3 J Victory. AIADloa w .. 15 of 21for202 yards and one touchdown, but it we,a1 nelrlY enough to offset a blistering 546·yard off._. apk>lion by Wyoming. •n.; Mel three gU)'I rush for more than 100 yards,• Blanllla akl •0ur otfeme did Just fine. but theli' line was the belt W.W MMl all year -including OklaharriJl." 1118 A..._ bounced baCk the followtng week with a •9· 10 1romp ti Ha•lllt -'llnV t:tp tbe eeuon·fuWe with Colorado ~ ................ -W.llllew W ww dkbl't 'Win that lal1 game we wouldn't go to a bowpl. • Bllntan 9*. .,,.. biggest thing l1 the offense came out • CJ111•1D State won 24-13 to atve ti. MIM a four.way lbaN ... Wida_~, NI Force and Utah. at •2 And .. .., ... ,.,._Bowl nod ege•mt l!rc• .... ol ----IDC1ll'*8olll••...._.1114. 1tiillldilills1ilaowmdlftnc.9• .. !Ml33cl41for3lt ,..udoae .... lb tllnll-.S .... twO mi ........ tD•tM.i-.·111~ QUOTE OF THE DAY *(f~ Mal: JGITle.sotl) ~ nol going ID SCOl"fl 20 ptlints. but ~ !Ji.oe8 U6 a calm out IMre ... • -NliWPORT I/OOPS COAOI LA.RR>' JURS/' sa 5'°1TS IDITOI 10811 CAllUO O'Neil si~ with Anaheim Piranhas • Rose Bowl hero joins Arena Football team today in Anaheim. Mater Dei High to become ?outh Uunior and senior pastor in the high O'Neil to return to the playing field. seasons) four-sport school ministry at standout, will be Calvary Chapel of O'Neil, who will reportedly , remain in the ministry at Calvary Chapel, threw for 8,301 yards apd 62 career touchdowns in Euge rle. announced today at a Costa Mesa, where 12:30 p .m. press con-he was also the By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot ference at the Arrow~-Eagles' offensive head Pond of Ana-coordinator last fall. He broke Ji-year-old Rose Bowl records for passing yards (456), completions (41) and attempts (61), to shate MVP hon- ors with Penn State running back Ki-Jana Carter, who led the Nit- tany Lions to a 38-20 tnumpb en route to being the No. 1 selectJon in the subsequent NFL draft. CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar resident Danny O'Neil, Co-MVP of the 1995 Rose Bowl as a fourth-year starting quarter- back for Oregon, is the first play- er signed by the Anaheim Pira- nhas of the Arena Football League. heim, which will be Fonner Rams home of the Pira-offensive lineman nhas, a team tonner1 ' Rich Saul, the Pira- ly known as the Las nhas vice president Vegas Sting. of football opera- O'Neil passed up a t10ns, was also an mini-camp invitation Danny O'Neil assistant football from the Kansas City coach at Calvary The Piranhas, who also have a Cd.M connection in club presi- dent Roy Englebrecht, are sched· uled to begin play in May. The signing of O'Neil, a former Corona del Mar High (freshman and sophomore seasons) and Chiefs and a Chance Chapel. He had to join the British Columbia Lions I exp~essed. interest,. when n~ed of the Canadian Football League earlier this year, m convmong 11th annual daily pilot coast classic CdM staggers ·rua1to, 72-63 • Rialto feels the effects of Sea Kings' triangle offense in Daily Pilot Coast Classic opener. By Richard Dunn, Dally Piiot COSTA MESA -Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings, forever successful with its three·man tri· dngle offense, got even better with it Tuesday in the Daily Pilot Coast Classic pool-play basket- ball opener against Rialto. With Bnan Coleman, Adam Klinke and Darren MacDonald shooting from nowhere outside the paint, Cd.M shot a blazing 65% trom the field (26 or 40), as the Sea Kings (6-5) exhibited an offensive clinic for fast break- mmded Rialto, breakmg the Knights' full-court press throughout, and won easily, 72- 63, at Estancia High. After sinking 10 of 11 from the field in the third quarter to build their biggest lead of the game (56·43), the Sea Kings calmly put away the Knights (3· 7) at the free-throw line in the fourth, sinking 12 of 14. Cd.M, which plays Dana Hills today at 4:10 p .m. in pool play, finished 19 of 23 from the line, led by Klinke, who scored a sea- son-high 31 points, including 11 of 13 from the stripe, 9 of 10 m the final eight minutes. Klinke, a 6·foot·4 senior, also had nine rebounds, two assists and two blocks, while Coleman added 23 points, 12 boards and five assists. MacDonald had 12 points. "We've changed our offense against the zone," CdM Coach Paul Orris said. ·we had a three- man rotation, and we're still in a three·man rotation, but we're emphasizing our big guys. "Coleman played a huge game, and Brad Evans and Nick Friend played a good game in terms of taking care of the ball and getting us in our offense, and we got the ball where we want to get it in. Our scorers should be Klinke, Coleman and MacDonald." Rialto, which reached the Coast Classic final last year, was going with three new starters on the floor, mainly because of a lack of execution. ·r·m sick of CA .rv LUKSCH I OAIU.Y "'OT • SEE COM PAGE 7 Rialto's Dwain Galnes comes up with the loose ball as CdM's Brian Coleman can only watch. Sailors bounce Stockdale arollnd • Freshman Matt Jameson settles Tars down en route to their fourth straight victory, 51-35, Tuesday. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot COSTA MESA -Newport Harbor High boys coach Larry Hirst benefited from two- platoon basketball in Tuesday' Daily Pilot Coast Classic pool play opener, but he isn't quite sure yet wb th r it means be has extreme depth or a mediocre 10-man rota· Uon. . •rm not sure if that's a bl ing or a curse," sald the first-year head man, who likely favored the former after a 51-35 victo- ry over Stockda.t of Bakersfield at Estancia I Iigh, th fourth tralght Wiri for the Tars (5· 8) • ·we put the second group tn and th y r 41.ly tepped up mtdwoy In the third quar- ter," added Hirst, who wasn't about to it idly tfy and wetdl th Mustangs (6·4) turn a 1.C·polnt Harbor lead into a ghq,t of Chrlit· mu put. 1\Msday'• Score• Bellflower 80 Marian Catholic 49 a Glendale Hoover 60 Edison 57 Corona del Mar 72 Rialto 63 CJ Newport Harbor S 1 Stockdale 35 Today'• ldMdul• 2:30 -Newpcm Harbor vs. Sweetwater 4:10 -Dana Hiiis vs. Corona (jel Mar 5:50 -Edison vs. Antioch 7:30 -Marian Catholic vs Estancia But «?ight tralght Stoc·kcJale points threotened to do ju l that, closing a • 4·20 marwn to within ft Pftlr of ttu ·point n of a deadlodc with 3 "6 left in th third quarter. So, Hint shuttltd n Newport'' Uve-man Plan B, including 5-f oot-6 freshman Matt Jameson, and the uncommonly poised point guard drilled a three-po.inte r 51 conds lat- er to start a 7-1 Sailor run. •He's not going to score 20 points, but he giv us a calm out there," Hi..o.t said of Jameson, who added another thre ·pointer in the final pertod to finish with 10 pomts, doubling his varsity total since being called up from the freshmen team tluc games ago. Jameson, who helped the Sailors corrumt a Scrooge-like eight turnoveni, was the lone Sllilor in double figures. Senior center Wes Badorek hit all four field goal attempts en route to nlnc points, whil tenJor forwanll Chad Colucao AmJ · Jacob Matlin (four points each) led th~ win- ners with five rebounds apiece. Star1en Peter Cunilingham and Mark Hornung c:hlpped ln six points ap6ece1 whll Jim SChwartz, 'Il'eVor 'lblnell and Greg Wutman conttlbutt!d for the Newport bench hriga<le. A 14·2 run to clOle the 6nt quarter yav •SEE SM.ORS PAGE 7 BLANTON CONTINUED FROM 6 "We h d a StX-game winrung streak going there, and we were all excit d th.inking we'U be golllg on to a bowl game, and th~ we lost two games and the season Just stopped. It was over.• ln truth, the chedulers weren't very kind to the Aztecs m the final weeks. The trip to Hawa.b meant they had a short week to prepare for Colorado State while the Rams were operating on a bye week. Plus, top running back, junior George Jones, played the final three games with his jaw wired shut and he still managed to finish the season with 1,842 yards to break Faulk's smgle-season rushlng record and earn WAC Offensive Player of the Year. It's a shame the Aztecs won't have a chance to showcase their !ugh-powered offense because it's a joy to watch. But not too many bowls come knoclang for the fifth-place finisher in the WAC -no matter how good their record is. At least, San Diego State fans will have a final year to watch Blanton who will coming back for his senior season to earn h.J.s degree i.n Public Ad.ministration. "No way I am ready to leave school at this point,· Blanton said of his future plans. "Not even close. Hopefully I'll get some offers to play somewhere m the NFL after next year, but not now My family has always stressed education big-time • Blanton prepped at Mater Dei High m Santa Ana, opt.mg to go to a D1vis1on 1 school instead of staying m Costa Mesa. He was All-State lus senior year, completing 188 of 304 pdSses (.618) for 3,545 yards and 36 touchdowns His stats also earned him Honorable-Mention, All-Amencan honors from USA Today and he was Orange County Player of the Year SCHEDULE TODAY IASK.ET'aA.U. College women Concorda1a at SolltMrn Cahfomi. College, 7 p m Community col,. men -Orange Coan tit San C>"'9Q Mew T~t. 8 p.m vs VK· tor Valley. CO(llmuntty college women Orange Coast et San~ State Toumement. 2 p.m., YI Monter~ High school boys -Daily Pilot Coast 0.SSK et Estancia Hf9h, 2:30 • Newport Hllfbor vs Sweetw.iet; .. 10 p.m Dane Hills YI Corpna clel Mar; 5.50 p.m • Edi1on vs Antioch, 7 30 p.m • Marien vs Estancia. 7:30 p.m.; Coste Mesa et Canyon Classic. 11 40 a.m .. vs 8olsa Grande High school girls -Corona del Mar vs Santi· •Tournament. Newport Hert>or et ~ Tournament. Estancia tit Palm Desert Touma ment. Coste Mesa Tourney SOCCER • High school ~ • Corona del Mar at M¥in• Tournament. 7 30 e.m .. vs North Tor· ranee, second game at noon. or 3 p.m. Costa Mesa et Magnolia Tournament Htgh school girls · Corona del Mar at Ocean Vrew Tourn.tment. 11 a.m., vs Lake- wood; second game et 1 :30 p.m vs hntnsu· la, Newport Harbor et Foothill Tournament 11th annual daily pilot coast dassic COM CONTINUED FROM 6 them (his own starters); they ain't doing anything,~ Rialto Coach Marty Sipe said befoTe tipoff. Among those on the bench included 6·3 junior Dwain Gaines, averaging 19 points, sev· eo boards, six steals and five assists a game. Gaines didn't get in the game until 4:41 was left tn the second quarter. He finished with 17 points, a team high, as well as five steals and five rebounds in the second half. Rialto, which enjoys a four- quarter track meet as much as anybody, caused 29 CdM turnovers, but only four m the third quarter, when the Sea Kings outscored the Knights, 12-3, to end the period and pull away after the Krughts had moved to withm four points on four occa- sions. ·Against that style, you're going to have some turnovers,• Orris said of the Krughts, who lost a San Andreas League game to AB. Miller, 112-104, earlier this month. NEWPORT "1 tlunk we've shown eVIdence of bet- ter ball management, and a lot of that is the play of Matt Jameson,· said Hlrst, who theonzed some early sluggishness by his starters may have bad something to do wtth a 72-hour break since the team's last practice CONTINUED FROM 6 Rialto led, 25-24, in the second quarter, after freshman Joseth Dawson's putback with 3:39 on the clock. But CdM responded with a period-ending 10-2 ·run for a 34-27 balftrme lead. Rialto never led again It pulled to within four (44-40) for the last time when Gaines scored OD a putback with 3:20 left in the third Coleman's buzzer-beatmg three-pointer gave CdM a 56-43 lead by third quarter's end. Harbor a 19-9 rustuon, but Stockdale, led by seruor starters Zak Kerlen (14 points and 10 rebounds) and Aaron Stacy, who bit four of his first five shots en route to 10 points. refused to let Harbor coast '!Wice the Mustangs closed to within six pomts, but Newport's defense, wluch helped force 17 turnovers a.nd ~ 31 1 shooting percentage (14 of 45) and an mcreasmgly pabent offense helped New- port prevail. Though Newport hit just 1 t of 30 first- half held goal attempts, the Sailors had only four turnovers at mtenw.ss1on, all in the second quarter CASN lUKSCH I DAJl.V PILOT CdM's Brian Coleman beats Rlalto's Dwain Gaines on a move to the basket Canadians rally to top Mesa •Mustangs see 27-19 third-quarter lead vanish as Edmonton squad pulls out 51-46 victory. By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot 1 the lead," Mesa Coach Jason Fer- guson said "We're up by eight points and should be looking to ·extend it to 15 and instead we let them get back in the game.• East Glen senior guard Greg Tychoo erased a 27-19 third-pen- od deficit with three quick three-1 pointers in a 1: 17 span to give the ANAHEIM _ Give a team Canadian foes, 8-4 •. their first lead enough chances and eventually of gam~, 28-27, wtth 2:00 left~ they'll come back and kill you. the penod. Th~ Mustangs Just ask the Co5ta Mesa High I !llanaged ~o bnng a 33-3. O lead w m.to the final stanza on three boys basketball team, DO 1-10 unanswered layups by JWUor cen-Th~ M~gs held a com-ter Bnan Leahy, who led Mesa ~g eigbt-pomt lead, 27-19, with 18 points and 11 rebollllds. rmdway through the third penod Tue.two tea.ms traded leads six Tuesday mght, but they let East more times, and they were ti.eel Glen of Edmonton, Alberta, climb three more tunes -the la.st time back in the game and steal a 51-at 40-40 with 4:00 on the clock.. 46 decision in the operung round The Blue Devils scored the of the 20th annual Canyon Clas-next six pomts on two 'fychon sic at Canyon High. layups, one off a steal, and a The Mustangs fall into. the coo-layup by senior forward Amrit solat1on bracket and Will play Bawa to go up 46-40 again today at 11:40 a.m. against Mesa still bad its chances the Bolsa Grande Matadors. down the stretch. but made only 3 "We Just couldn't bold on to of 6 free throws the rest of the PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES way while East Glen· was en route to a 21-pomt fourth penod • "The bottom line is we could- n't tut our free throws,• Ferguson said "They were playing Wee they didn't want to be here "We're JUst not being aggres- sive and we're losing a lot of close games because we don't hit our free throws and we don't exe- cute · Seruor guard Mike Montoya joined Leahy in double figures with 11 points on three three- pointers and a pair of free throws. 1Ychon led all scorers wtth 20 points. East Glen (EdmantOft. Albert.II) S1, eost. ..... 46 Score by~ East Glen 7 10 13 21 -51 Costa Mesa 9 13 11 13 -46 East Glen -Dhaliwal o. Hayes 0, Lambert 0, Thomas 0, Meindersma 1, Bawa 9, Tychon 20, Clarke 12. Ziegler 4, Ripley 5 3-pointers -Tychon 3 Cost.-Mesa -Weeks 7, Montoya 11, Ogo 6, Payne 2, COITea 2. Leahy 18 3-pointers • Montoya 1. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES The Sailors meet Sweetwater of San Diego m the second round of pool play today at 2:30, wlule Stockdale ts off until meeting Sweetwater Thursday at 4.10 p.m. Williams gains All-Conference honors for 4th straight yoor For the fourth straight year, Newport High grad Erin Williams earned All-St Lows Intercollegiate Ahtlet- 1c Conference honors Williams, the capt8}D for the . Pnnopia Cofiege women's socceT team the past two seasons, was the second-leading scorer tlus season with eight goals and four assists She finished her four-year career third on the all-time scoring list. Wllliams is a senior majoring in Business Adm.i.rustrati.on and Sports Management Her ~ts. Robert and Leslie Williams, live in Cos- ta Mesa Corona del Mar 72, Rlatto 6J 5aw'e by Qullrtws COfona del Mar16 18 22 16 -72 Rialto 14 13 16 20 63 Corona d9t Mar · Coleman 23, Khnke 31. Walz 0, Evans 0, Friend 0, MacDonald 12, Keane 2 Peyton 4 3-pointers Coleman 1 Rialto N\derson 10. Gaines 17, Roberu 2, Taylor 15, Dawson 1 1. Williams 2. Jones 5, Han 1 3-poimer"i Taylor 1, DaW50n 1 JMwpcwt K..t.or S1, Stockdale JS Saw'eby~ 5toc:Xdale 9 11 11 4 3S Newport 19 11 11 10 -51 Stodldale ·Karlen 14, Stacy 10, Fortune 4, Hersberger 3, McDennott 2. ... wpoft MllrtMw • 8Adorek 9, Coluccio 4, Glass 4, Cunningham 6, Hornung 6, Jameson 10, Thissell 3, Schwartz 3, Matlin 4, Wertman 2 3-pointen • Cunningham 2. ~ 2 EA MONDAY'S COUNTS Davey's Lode• 5 boats. 51 anglers 2 bonito. 18 aihco bass, 17 wnd bass, 26 sculpln, 12 shHphNd. 61 roc:kflsh. 21 whitefish, 2 ling cod, 1 spider crab, 80 mackerel Newport '--"ding -2 boats, ~ anglers 20 sand bas.s. 1 calico bass, 17 m<lCk~. 6 srulpln. 7 wtutefish. 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"D'', 1370 Adams Avenue, Co111 Mtaa,CAl2112e Protect Name: Orange Coast COll'°9 Child C11• rac1111y: Bid '40. 1104 Bids Doevments 111 avail· •bit for review at: Ollie• of 1M PhV-lcal F1c:l11U" Co-ordlnalor, Ard1lh Richey Coasl Community CoUtgt District; 1370 Adami Ave .• Bldg. "D", Costa Mna. CA Sl2626, (7t4) 432·5707 Bid Documents ara 1v1ll-•ablt • ror l11ue at: Coasl • Community College District • Phyllcl.f Fac:ll.tlff, 1370 Adam• Avenut, BuUd1ng "0", Co1t1 Mau. CA 926211, (7 14) 432·5707 In !he tor m 'Of 1 C.nlltel or CHl'ller'1 'chtek or llld Bond In an ~l not Itta lhal ten rmrctnt (I~) Of the mu mum total Bid ~ce, lnclua1v1 ol altttNtt 11111\1, II~ a~· antH tl\ll lhl ldder, I It.I Bid I• 11c:c1pttd. shall promp1ly eaec:utt lhe A91Mment, furnlth • ,.,. lormance Oond 111 an ~t not IM1 lh•t one hundltd p«clf'lt (I~) Of lht Contract Price. lur1111h 1 Payment Bond In an 1m9Unl not "'" lhat one lwriclrld peretnl (1~) ol the Contract Prlc•. end fUI· n11h cet11fJctt .. tvtdenclng lh•I lht 19e1u1r1d ln1ur1ni:t Is In tllKI Ind In lht amountt ~I forth In the Contract cumtnls. If tlMI Bidder 1w11ded tht Con· 111ct lails or retust1 10 tic· tcutt th• Agreement Of d• llvtr lhe required docu. mtnlt and lntlrumenls, such bid 11c:urlty will be lorltlted, Th• Owner r1111v11 lht r~hl to re)tc:t any or all B di or to walv~ . Ir· rtguf111lllt1 Of lnl 11le1 In any 8ld1 or In the bid· ding. 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COIM*ad ID Compen11Uon lnlormauon,..,.. c-,..,. • MllM, 01 un~~ !.!-o1i= matt===':~-~":.': and AHlttanct Office al ~--a--......i .... ..::ur.., •1 ,,_.. ... ...._ -- (714) 551-4597. You may ........ ID .. OMdolTlllll•· '*"· • IWIWtdtd In NINI ii= SHAPE Of-,.,.. ..... on~ "811 recorded lnformotoon llllAlld br JO M ~ tnd llOll(s): ldYMCll;!_dlll'fl. TUii A ,:t llC ay "'91111 !~~ .................. urwo by cllh"f1 1·S00.73&-7.eo1. °'*'9 J ~...., n • 111 tlfms of Ille.,_ o rut • ..-v _. .. ,_..,-_-, You may 11so conaull an Allcoldld 111 0718151 • .,. *'1. dlargtt Ind ••PtMeS o ~T ... • ~ llltd Mfl T~• *""'"' •• l1ltd Wlfl attorney. ...,. ._, ll1-3fl039C ., w *" Ille HUtlM. Al Ill llme ol .. 1 -·-" WD fie Cou,_ a... ol ~ Very trvlyyoura, ,_.,_ol()IQllllC:!Oldat1hof. 111-. publedOll ol 11111 nolcl ~ OM ol OllnOt Cou,_on<>tcembtrl4, 1!Mle MARILYN FRASER baf .. ~Aeaardltder.vt 111 IOlll emount OI Nun Ccu.neyon0ecembtr14, 1006 NO.' ~E·Tln Fic*ll Name CLAIMS ADMINISTM~ ~.Olfbna.lndllftMIDfil blilnCt ol flt oCllaallon • NOTk:E·n.• Ac:ftoul Name SllM1'rltftltllP11tlMyqt1lrom TOR REP RE SENTA .... of (Wat .... ~ ID Sii curtcl by flt Oe'4 ofTru1111ut a.pm'"' ytlll ''°"' "'d* It w• tiled Ill.,,. Olficl TIVE ....... _.. <r/Dt996 " •llmalllcl COlll, tlf)tlJSftt 11\d b csna tt ... filed 1n b OlllCI ol Ill Cou~ Cltrtc. A MW flcl· Boe* .-, Pu NIA. fl __.. ldVances II P7 111.17. ol b Couftt OM A nN AQ. IOus blltSI NMll SllMrlletll Publ11h1d N1wpo11 NIL~ d 911 Olli-'~ Dntd.Otc.14, f995 '°"' bnm NMll Stlllmtf'll no.ist bl flltd IWlof ID M dllt Beac:h.Colla Mtsa Dally oorda. "°"Won 0111M988 11 t. PEEllE FINANCIAL CORPORA· f'l'KISI bl 14td ~ to thll d"8 lht ,.no Of il'llt ltlltmtnt dOtl Pilot December 20, 27, Pbtl kllll ...na t> t. OlLr't TION Thi tiling ol ltit ltMlment doetl"°' ol ltltll Mhol\zt 1111use1n 1995, January 3, 10, 19911 QuhU9 700 <>Ci a.. Iha Br Jana lltceffa. Forec:IOIUre noc ol ltltlf aulhcW• 1111 use 1n lb• ol a ~ioul ai•tlln W378 W.. s.. Inf. CA II t 00 PM. • Olbt thtt tlllt ol a fld~s ait1nus Nante in ~Oltlon ol ltlt ligtlll OI iU*la.dcnt>,.~biddrb 197EatHamltonA¥tnut. NM11 lll111cl*>nol b llOI* ol ano4htr llndlt f'«lenl. s.. °' --,-U-BL_l_C_N_O __ T __ lc"""e-'*" ........ -d .. " ~·CA 9500&-0290 anoltltr under ftdllll. Sllll. Of common llw (Stt StclOn 14400 Ml "'1Xll1f al tw U1lld ~ " 40• 866-6861 common ''* (Stt Sedon 14400 el seq i.isinm 111e1 Pnlltssions ---------i~ • " .......... ~= 31523 ttseci .aisinessandPnllmions COdil ' NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S ~~~.:h9d ~~ A:iC:.'i.vMANESCflOWCQ~ SALE Trustee Sale No. Qu11y Sid a.· hnNler cit 11~8elCll-CosiaMeu 11326SolAllsnfi 95·52945 Title Order No. SJt.t Al..,,. u, dmabd 111 PUBLIC NOTICE cN345713 0tc 20.27, 19116. J1n Cemlol, CA (J(Jl03 3101077 Reference No. 9do.ddTMl Th!t~lll-3,10.1M NewPortBtech>CosiaMH,\ 50192144 APN No. 141· t--::w.:-~ CH34571413407MJO.C20,2t. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that lb• above· named C111fornl1 Com· munlty College District, •c:t· Ing by and through Ill Gov· orning Board, herelnaher referred to 11 ''Owner", will rocelvt up to, btJ1 nol later that the above·slated llma. sealed bid• ror tht award or a contracr lor the Work uf the ProJecl described aa: mined th• generally prtvall· Ing rates ol wagts In the localtly In which the Work fort 11ttculecl and deli\!· estt<I person ftltt an ob-trld to Iha uncletslgned a Jtcllon 10 the ptttlion end wr1nen Dec:laratlon of D• •bow good c:aust why the 624 .34 YOU ARE IN DE· .:! • ::;:t:: 11 ar..i f'lle llt. tlthllH41 10!!5. Jan 3, 10. 10D6 I FAULT UNDER A DEED OF v..~ a.ti.°' 92ein n.. nmMoo OF UANOO•E.rr -------- TRUST DATED 05/22/90. t.nllnipd Tll.llllt ...... e, ~ UIE Of ~UI MINEH PUBLIC NOTICE lonlc:o). • CASE NUMBER (Numero d•I Caso) ORANG£ COAST COL· LEGE CHILD CARE FACIL· lfY, BIO NO. 1704 Tnere will be a non- rofund1ble payment ol rwo huna11d lilly d0Uar1 ($2~) required lor each set of Bid Oocuman1s. This proJoct ls n rebid ol Bid No. HQO. 01ader1 who purchased Lid doc;uments ror Bid No. 1700 may pick up the doc· umenls for Bid No. 1704 at r10 addlllonal c:ost Check• should be made payable to Coasl Commun11y College U1s1r1c1 Bids shall be received In t11e place ldenllhed above ilnd shall be opened and publicly read aloud al lho nbove·slated 11me and 1 lace. In accordance w11h tho provisions ol Cahlornla f'ubhc: Contract Code Sec· hon 3300, lhe Owner r&- qulres that tho Boddor pot· soss the lollowong clas· &1l1ca11on ot Cahfornla con· tractor's hcenae at tho time that the Contract Is •• warded: "B" General llulldong Con1rat1or. PUBLISH· December 20. 1995 and December 27. 1995 BIO DATE: February 1, 1996 at 3:00 pm. BOARD DATE: February 7. 1996 No paymenl shall be made for work or material under the Contract tor lht Work unl•st and until the Roglstrar ol Contractors venl1H to th• Owner that the Bidder to be awarded the Contract Is properly Ii· tensed Any Bidder not so licensed shall bt sub1ec1 to 1111 penalties al law All Work must be com· pteted within 275 consocu· live days 11ter Issuance or lhe Nouce to Proceed Time IS of Ille ossonct r olluro to complele 1h1 Work w11h1n the Contract Tome will sub1oct lht Con- tr octor to assessment of liquidated 011mages as set forth In the Con1tac1 Oocu· monts. Each Bid musl conl0<m ooo be respons"'e to tht 01d Documents and Con· tract Docum1n11 Eoch Bid· cJer shall submit. on the lorm furnished with Boa Documents, a hsl ol lhCI propoHd Su1>con1racto11 for the Work pursuant 10 fhe Subletting and Subcon- lr1C11ng Fair Practices Act. Publlc Contract Code Sec· lion 4 t 00 et 1eq ti any Bid· der requ1rH that any of 11s Sut>con1ractor1 obtain Pay· menl or Parlor mance Bonds. th• Bidder shall c:omply with Pubhc Con· tract Code Section 4108 Each Bid shall be ac· companied by Bid Secu111y Is to be performed. Copies ol lhese wage rate delermi· nations, enlllled PREVAIL· ING WAGE SCALE. are maintained at tht Office of rhe Owner'• Physical Faclll· Iles Coordinalor loc:ated at: 1370 Adams Ave. Bldg. "O". Coat a Mesa. CA 92626, and are 1valtabl1 to any interested party upon request. The Conlrac:tor awarded lhe Contract 1hall post a copy or lh• •P-~c:able Prevaihn~ W~e tos lor the Wor 11 e sole of lht WOfk. Tht Con-tractor and all subeontrac- tors under II shall pay not less than the PrevaJling Wage Rales to 111 workers employed by thom In the e•ecutlon or the Work. No bidder m1y withdraw Its Bid for a ponod of slxry (60~ days alter the opening ol 1ds. Pur1uanl 10 Public Con· tract Code Section 22300. the Contract will conloln provisions p.,rmittlng (he suc:c:esslul bidder to subtli· tutt sec:u1111es for any mon- 1es withheld by lhe Owner to ensure performance under lht Contract, pro- vided thol failure ol the Bidder awarded the Con· tract to request substitution or aecunlles pursuanl to Pubhc Contract Code Sec· tion 22300 within ten (10) day• alter the Owner's award of the Conlract 1hall be deemed a waiver or any n3ht1 under Section 22300. oard ol Trustees or Coast Commulllty College By Wllllam M. Vega, Ed. D., Chancellor, Coaat Community Col· l•v• District. Publ11h1d Newport Beach.Costa Mesa Dally Pilot December 20, 27. t995 W379 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE T .S. No. F218151 Unit Code M Loan No. 228823 t /BLANCHARD AP1423·375-08 T D. SERVICE COM· PANY, as duly appointed Trustee under the following described deed ol trust WILL SELL AT PUBllC AUCTION TO THE HIGH· EST BIOC>ER FOR CASH (in the forms which are l.iwlul tende< 1n the United States) and/or Iha c:ashlor's certified Of olher checks specified In Civil Code Sec· lion 2924h (payable In lull at the hme ol sale to T.D. Service Company) all 11ghl, title and Interest convoyed to and now held by II under aeld Oood of Trust In the property hore1naller do· sc11bed: TRUSTOR CANDACE L BLANCHARD laull and O.mand for Sile, and written not.Ice of d• laull , and of election to cauat th• undersigned to Hit aald property lo 11tlsty 11ld obllgatlona, and lhor• aller th• undersl~ntd c:austd said nollc• o d• fault and of 11ec:t10n 10 be Recorded February 1, 1995 11 Instr. No. 95-44489 In Book Page ot Olllclal Record• In the olllce of the recorder ol Orange County; Said S11le ol property wHI be made In "as Is" condl· tlon without covenant or warranly, exprass or im· plled, regarding 11111 pot· HSSIOn, or lrlC\lmbrance1. lo f'!Y Iha remaining rsnnc:I· pa sum ol the nole s) se- cured by said deed ol Trust, w11h lntortst as in said noto provided, ed· vances, It any. under lhe terms of •said Qeed ol Trusl, fees. charges ond expenses of the Trustee and or the trusts c:reatod b~ said Deed or Trusl. aid sole will be hold on January 2, 1996, al 31>0 ~ m. on the front steps lo 1 entrance ol the Orange C1111c Center, 300 E. Chap· man, Orange, CA At the lime ol lhe lni\lal publication of this notice, lho 101111 amount or lhe un· paid balance of the oblige· lion secured by tht above described Deed of Trust and 1511mat1d cosls. ex· penses, and advances. Is $296,958.99. II Is pouiblt lhat at th• llme of sale the opening bid m~ be less lhon the 10111 In ebtedness due. Date: 12/07/95 T.D. SERVICE COM• PANY, H said TruatH Bv Karen Benanti, Aa· al•tant Secretary, 1750 E. 4th St., Ste 700, Santa Ana, CA 92705 (714) 543·8372 We art assisting the Btn- tf1c:lary to c:ollect a debt and any l.nrormauon we ob- tain will be used lor that purpoH whether received orally or In w1111ng IF AVAILABLE, THE EXPECTED OPENING BIO MAY BE OBTAINED BY CALLINO THE FOL· LOWINQ TELEPHONE NUMBERS ON THE DAY BEFORE THE SA.LE: (714) 480.5890 TAC421334C Published Newporl Beach·Co111 Mesa 011ly Piiot December 13. 20, 27, t995 W384 PUBLIC NOTICE BSC 4HO NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: JACK A. MILLIOAN STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? c:ourt 1hould not grant the authority, A HEARING on the pttf. lion will ~ held on JANU· ARY 111, 1996, 11 t :45 P.M. Jn D•8'· 703 located at 341 The lly Drive South, Or· -:r.· CA 82668, YOU OBJECT TO tho granting of 1he petition. you lhould appeat 11 the hoar· Ing and slate your ob- J:tlons or hie written ob· ctlons with the court be- fore the hoar1ng. Your IP· pearance may bt In person or by Jour attorney. IF Y U ARE A CREDITOR or 1 c:onllngent creditor of the doc&ased, you must lite your claim with lhe court and man a copy to lhe per- sonal representallve ap- rcoinled by the court within our months from the d~e of first issuance or th• t· ters as provided In section 9 t 00 of th• California Pro- bale Code. The 11me tor fil. Ing claims will not expire before lour monlhs from the hearing dalt noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the hie kept by the court. II J°" are a person lntereste In the ostale. you may me with the court a formal R• ~uest tor Special Notice ol e l1t1ng of an lnvenlory and appraisal of estate IS· sets or of any petrtion or account as provided In section 12~0 of tht Cahlor· nla Probate Code. A Ao· quest lor Special Nollc:e form Is available from the court clerk. Attorney for the Pttl· tloner: DUDLEY K. WRIOHT, ESQ. (CS8102208fJ), A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION, 401 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE, WEST, 1800, SANTA ANA, CA 92701 Published Newport Beac:h.COSll MH a Daily Pilot December 26, 27. 1995, January 2, 1996. T-561 PUBLIC NOTICE SUMMONS WITACION JUDICIAL) OTICE TO DEFENDANT: (Avlso 1 Acusado) RUTHE. SHANER. BAARY LIPPERT, ANO DOES , THROUGH 10, INCLUSIVE, YOU AAE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (A lJd. le eata' d1m1nd1ndo) MARC R. TOW, You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS ahor this 1ummons Is 11rved on you to rJ1 a typewrfllen responH at lhls court A tette< or phone call will not protec:I you; your lype- wntten r11pon11 must be 1n prore' 1ega1 form 11 you want t e court to hear your CBH. II you do not file your rt· sponH on lime, )IOU may lost th• c:ese. and your • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The legal mpartmmt at the Daily Pi/ct is pleasui ,, 1'J anntJUnce a new service ntJW amilabk 1'J new businesses. 745211 JUDGE, ROBERT E. THOMAS DS::PT. 33 The name and address ol the c:ourt Is: (El nombre y dlrec:clon de la corte es) SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE, 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, Cal· 11ornla 92701 The n11me. address, and telephone number ol plain· tHl's atlorney, or plalntlll wlthou1 an attorney, Is: (El nombro, la dtreccion y el numero de telelono dol 1bogado del demandante, o del domandante que no Ilene abogado, es) MARC R. TOW, ESQ., 3900 Birch Avenue, Suite 1 t3. Nowport Beach, Cal· rlornia 92660, (714) 975- 0544 . DATE: APR OS, 1995 Al.AN SLATER, Clerk, by MARILYN DAVIS, Deputy Published Newport BHCh·COSll Mesa Dally Pilot Decembor 13, 20, 27, 1995. January 3. 1996. W370 PUBLIC NOTICE c:na133fJ394 M S • D E N I S E E D· WARDS, 421 1/2 IRIS, CORONA DEL MAR, CA, 92825 RE: DENIS£ EDWARDS VS. INORAM WCAB NO.: UNASSIGNED CLAIM NO. 48732.07848 Deer M1. Edwards: NOTICE OF DISMISSAL You applied fOf worker'• compensation bentflll. A copy or J.°"r claim form 11 111ach1 . You indlc:altd tl'lel on 8193 you allordly lnJured yourself. Wt ave not heard from you since WI scheduled your demsl· lion lor t2/29/93 and 2 t/94 and nnally 1 c:ourt ordered dtpos111on on 3/9/94. Your C:Ht hH been Inactive for at least 180 d•Y' II Yiou are suit clalmlng bene us. you must hie an Applica· uon for AdJudlcahon of Claim with the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board within 180 days ol the datt lhls nouc:e Is served on you. Tho data ol service Is ltsted at lht bol· tom ol this form. IF YOU 00 NOT FILE THE AP· PLICATION BY THE DEAD· LINE, THE CLAIM Will AU· TOMATICALLY BE DIS· MISSED "BY OPERATION OF LAW." Thlt means you will nol be able lo c:lalm benefits lor Iha Injury or Ill· nan listed on the c:laim form unless you hie the Ap· pllcelfon lor Adjudication of ~ wiO now SF.ARCH the name for you at no cam c~ and savt you tht time and the trip m the OJtl1t House in Sant4 Ana. Then, of C()UTg, afar the search is complmJ Uf: wi/J file your fiaitious businest namL stakmmt with the Coumy Gme.publish ona a wedt for four wteh as rtquim/ by law and thm fik your proof of publication with tht County Ckrlt. p~ stop by llJ# )'()UT fo:t#iws busW:ss stamnmt"' the Daily Pilot, 330 w. /Jlly st ~Mesa. If you""'""' stop by, p~ caJI us at (114) 6424321 and ra: wi1J malte ammgrmmJS for you to haw& this proatlu" bJ mail If you shou/J haw 111tJ .forthtr qwstions, ~ C1lJJ us llNi wt wiO be mtm than iWJ to assist you. Good Win Jl"'1' new buiinesi D . \)Pilot ' l UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· ~ & 8' 1wl«*w d h NAME TION TO PROTECT YOUR =~~ -:,:-...:;: Thi lollowlng parson(s) PROPERTY, IT Ml\Y BE a1"t lllttlM lbtndoned b use ol SOLD AT A PUBllC SALE. ::;, Bind .... ~ ""ficUous bllliness name AIM Fil• No.1M53115152 IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· ID be di tnf ~ ...-.1 MAl. CENTER #13, 3337 Sltslcl STATEMENT ~~~NMOO NATION OF THE NAT URE ::'ot -:i= tnf *7.: ~ Pl~s:::· ~:.7: name USE OFFICTTTIOUS BUSINESS OF THE PROCEEDINGS b d 111t ii' ut' ~(i .. adil-rtfentd lo lbo'ft was lilfd on NAME AGAINST YOU, YOU bi ID C8lf\ t. TMt. .. .._ 1 Ma1t11 2, 1QQ2 1n 1111 Councy o1 Tile ~ pelSOll(sl SHOULD CONT ACT A ..... c:hO ctMt Ill .... Cl' ""lQI IOd OllQINI Ale No ~.:Us bllsu~ u:,,: LAWYER. On Janu1ry 10, ...... i.-. t cl-* '*-1 by I FS2363l 7 ..,._ S nl"" OASIS MARKET Q175 V311ey \Aew 1996 t I 1 00 AM .._ .._a-ildlNOlldlllU'IO'lctedl lll'WI ,.., llgnlr, • '" • • a · • n o-ct'lill! ~ .... llldinl tslmlnsttt Ave , Ganltn GIOW St• Cypms, CA ll0630 f111lonal Forecfo1ure Cor· n t.i.:...: = 92644 ' The hdlllous business name poretlon 11 the dulv ap· *'icr!M.1111~~'::.r.s.c. n.1 business was col'Olcted "'efl'td to abOW wu lded on 1- polnted Trvat11 under end bi SIQ2 d te fNOll Qicll lrld !.J)' an 1ndi~<l11I 27·~ 1n tile County of Orange pur1uent to Deed of Trust, ...,._.,cbiur-titia.-d T~KAYSTAGNER andOft!Jnaf11eNo f635161 On the move? Sell your ext7' household items In Classffled CLASSIPlllD lt'a the reaouroe you can oount on to ... I a myriad of merc:hM- dl•• Item•. bKauM our column• comJ)91 quallfl•d buy•,.. tQ c:a.111 d d 0 19 h t. _.,. llilds d• lwl midi ii T~s 11*mtnt wu filtd with 'v\otnlt A Atrwt•. 4QBS 842-5878 recor a on 5/31 0 H lllllll*d tis Tlllltll 1'19/ wHdl Cou~ Cletll of Ora WllrutAve ' Cllno.CA 91710 ---------Document No. 90.291346,. ....... d,. Tl\ldel'a Deed ntt on Oec:tmbet 7 1995 nge Mana L Nnllfa. 411115 Wair.it Book -Page •• of Ofllc:let .,.. .,... balM Mlltlt ID t. EXEC\ITlVHICROW.COMrANY Aw. Chino. CA 91710 When you wr1tt ·: Records In the Ollice of the !'¥' er tnebme • • nWlllr d po Box 146 Tlls business wa conduoled Rec:ordar ol ORANGE i;,t s.i .... blnsll.tu~ Sitt"'""'* CA~nbt•oentlllpaMelSllp aCtualftedad, cu t:'OoWet G' --,. ~ O' HewPo118e1t11-Cosia Mesa S4ontd VICEHTE A /.MAYA I lude all County. Ct~fornla, ex· ~ "111'*9 Mii. ~Cl' CN3422t& T535-D Dec This slitament wu hied with ~:-fa-'- ecuted by: LINDA K. PEL· ~ b -*4y h ,.. 1320.27 1~ Jan 3 lOD6 the Councy Cle111 of OranQt u.. .. .. TON, A MARRIED WOMAN ~ ~ ~ .s Died. · •• • • Cou~ on Nov 30. 19116 I and get the AS HER SOLE AND SEPA· .-.. ""'1dlr . ..-i nln&t • The Community Newport Beach-Costa Mesa ltl RATE PROPERTY ANO. poildtdtW91,9'dh\1'4*P'> Market Plac:.. CH34107017452DK6.13.20,27, r .. u EILEEN BROOKS. AN UN· = =r ~ ~ = ~ Clualfled 19116 you want. MARRIED WOMAN, .. poildtd,, -......... dwges 1...---•-4_2_-_a_e_T_a ________ "'"! Tru11or. FIRST FRANKLIN tnf ....-d h Miii Sid,_ ANANCfAL CORP., as .Ben· Mis a9*t bl' l8d Deed d TMI efic:iary. WILL SELL AT s.n-RlootNf'JW'G Comfllnr, PUBLIC A UCTION TO THE • * T~ GXl ~ HIGHEST BIDDER FOR~~ 28~·~ ASH (payable 11 time of m'.°1Ms ~ ~ Br 0.. Cir· sate In lawful money ol the 111, ~ Secnil#y, °*' United Stales, by c:esh, • l~r1: ASN>ta7624 1:tn0. cashier's check drewn by 1 state or natlonal bank, • •--------- check drawn by 1 state or PUBLIC NOTICE federal credit union. or 1 1--------- check drawn by 1 state or feder1I 11v1ng1 tnd loan NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SAl.E PFC# 64802·51 association, uvings auocl· LOAN I 807987·3 ation, or savings bank OU ARE IH DEFAULT UNDER A apec:llitd In 11ction 5102 DEED Of TRUST DATED ol the Flnencial Code and ~~ T~N~Jn~~U l~ authorized 10 do buslne11 PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLD In this 1tetel . At: IN THE l A PUeltC SALE IF YOU QUAD AREA OF THE CITY EEO AH EXPlAHAllON Of THE HALL OF BUEN~ PARK ATURE Of THE PROCEEDING CIVIC CENTER AT 6150 GAIMST YOU. YOU SH01JL BEACH BLVD:. BUENA ~o~o?.'t~~:GO , M PARK, CA .. all right, title P1111 Flnandal eorp(,,at1on' a And lnterut conveyed to,Truttee ol lht Ottd ol Trutl -·--·----··--·-----····--·-- and now held by it under rlCOfded 04/0lfl7 IS klstru· ad said D11d o r Tru1t in the mtnt t058 booll 12129 page Run your in i d ... Id r.; In Ille County ol Orange th N rt Bea h property 1 tuatt "' 11 lotnla Will SELL AT PUB· e ewpo C County, Calilorma ducrlb· LIC AUCTI~ TO THE HIGHEST Costa N.eso Daily 1ng the land therein: Lot BIDDER FOR CASH. CASHIER 89 ol Tract No. 5023, In CHECK DR CERTIFIED CHECK, Pilot and the the City of Costa M111, OR A CHECK DRAWN BY Huntington Beach County of Orange, Stitt of CREDIT UNION. SAVINGS AN Cahlornle " par Map Rt· LOAN ASSOCIATION, A SAV· Fountain Valley • ' INGS ASSOCIATION, OR =rcncJ c:orded in Book 182. Pagu SAVINGS BANK AUTHORIZE I ent to 35 to 38 lnc:lualva ol Mis· TO DO BUSINESS IN THE STATE reac over l ()(),()()() c:ellaneout Maps, in the 'Of CAUFORNIA. PAYABU AT Office of the County Rt· 'THE TIME Of SALE IN LAWFU homes. fox VS this corder of Said County. b·1MONEY Of THE UNITE form with your credit c:ept Therefrom All Oil SlATES AT ltlt Cllapm¥1 AYI· • • nut t11rance (ldjlcenl to th cord # or moil it in G11. Aspheltum end Other cannon) to Ille CMc c.nte Hydrocarbon Sub1tencH Buldlng, 300 East with a check today! and Mineral• Lying below Avenue. Clly OI Oflllgt. Stall 0 Run for a week! 1( the Depth of 600 t:.•t from Cdlornla Ml tight. Ulle end the Surface and Without Interest c:onwytd IO Ind no your cor does not .. _ RI ~ f S I E lltld by It undef tht DMd o II II 1"• gm O ur tC:t ntry. Trust In lht flC'OPtr!Y dt.llCtlbe S8 W81 run it Tlw property heretofore de-IS APH 422-512-0t Of1g for ther k ICltbed la being sold ... Trustor. f\ldlard A. Mc:flroy"' ano wee . -' 0 YIS,SIU 11!\Y CAR -·~ § ........ v.io! Card CJNIC. ClV$. CAM x -------bf>-- ,..._ °*' ,,.._ ._ -------"'--,....-... r g:::::, g~~ g_._ o _......., o--.. ·-o-.-... 0-~ ·-0--o--O•-0 0....<--.I 0 ... -o-.-7(m. oc-...- OM-.,....,,,,_ 0--- • S 10 /or 4 lin., SI .00 ..Ji oJJitbral '1w --... • Is". The 11reet eddrtll and Judith A. Mcelroy Tiie '"" FREEi All for $1 o· other common dtslgnatlon, lddrm end ohr commM ._ ____________ ......,_ II anv. of the re•I property duc:ribed tbovt la pur· ported to be: 1072 SAL· Vl\DOR STREET, COST MESA, CA 92626. T undersigned Trustee d11· clelm1 any liability for eny Incorrectness ol th• stre• eddre11 and other c: dtslgnatJon. It any, shown herein. Said sale will be mada, but without cove• nant or warranty, u - pre111d or Implied. regard· Ing lllle. poss111lon, or enc:utnbf1nc11, to pay the temalnlng prlf'lclpal 1um of Iha not•l•I llCUfed bv 11llf Deed ol Trust. with Interest thereon. 11 PtcMded In ••Iii not1l1), •dvenc11, II anv. under the term• ol th• 011d of Trust, Htlmafed '"'· c:hltg11 and axpeNel ol th• Trustee and of the truau created by 1tld Deed of Truat, to-wit: n•2.ee1.21 &ttmated. Ac;crved lnterttt and tddl· tlOl\ll advlnces. If any, Wll lnc:nteM thl• ftgUfe ptlor to .. le. The btntflc:Ulry undtr Hid Deed of Tru•t llerato• fore extcutad and dtffvitftd to me undersigned a w.lt• ten O.c:i.mlon of 0.faillt end Oemtnd for ltle, end a written Nouc:e of O.ftuft •nd tltctlon to Sell. Tile undersigned ctuled said NobCe of Default tnd Eltc· tion to Sell to be racorded In the county wllere the '"' propenv la toc.ted ltf1d more then thrH month• heYe tlapttd •lnct tUCh recordeUon ,........,... '""'" ... c.,.... " Ttustee. t H"uon Cenere Dmlt, 11.iftt 10IO. SeMt Ml, CA 12101, T...,_. NMmillrl f7141432· W$ hot A. ~ TMM lall Officer, 'Deft• 12/Ultl •• fOOOMI ""' ,,,..., 12il7 en~ • -•alCIOTICI ······-............... '°"",. II ....... ......_ .,.... ...... . ....._ -........ ... •,.. 1u±p1ton or .... .._'*" I WEDNESDAY,' OEQMID 27. 1995 PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICH PUIUC NOTIC!I PUIUC NOTJCD PUii.JC MOT1Cll 1 ht regl11rantC•I com-to ttwKt btltinn• under PUii.JC NOTICI Meea. CA 92t2t PUBLIC NOTtC! PUBLIC NOTICI PUILtC NOTICE PUIUC IOTICI menced \o lttntact bl.ltl-the llcllllout name or Thia bu1ln1t1 le con----------•------------------•-------------------., nett undlf Iha Flet1t10U1 nem" liatld above on; Plotltlou• •uaJne" duct.cf by: an lndMdull PloUtlous •u.in... FlcilUou• hsln••• F1otltlou• ....-.. F1otttleua .,......_ Bualn111 Ntmt(t) Ualld OCT. 2. 1"5 Na"" 1 .. tewt H.-,. you tllllttd doing Nal'M a .. tement Nw ltalement MIHM .... ,IMNtt N ................ •bOY• on: Nowmt>« 13, Led• O. Per10hn ~ fouo,.,tng pttsone.,. l>uslntt1 yet? no The lollovM; Pfl'tonS.,.. The~'*'°"*.,, TM lolloW\ng Ptf90M.,. TM fOlloWlnQ peraone art 1t9S Thi.I ttattment WH fllt<I doing bUllMll aa: Medo St9Yt Abfam1 doing buttneaa .. : New-doing bulinell u : lnltghl doing butlr1"t at: N«1h do4ng ~ w. SaucJio T.A.R. PrtllfTld M0t1geg1 with Iha COunty Cltrti ol hear, lnc;orpomed, 17821 Thlt lta\emtnl Wat Id port Pttoalon Chltol)fa(l.IC Syattmt, 2330 Vanguard Star lnllfMllontl Oilltlbu->CTC. 2450-8 Nol1h Glau.a Corporation, Tlmothr l'. 01eno• Co\lnly 00 11·21·M BHch Blvd., Suit• 32S, With Iha Councy Cl«tC OI Ctnltr, 2201 Maron St., Ir· W•Y. ID203, Coat•" MHa. lot 2303 Vitti Hu.rite, St, Orange, CA. 92tl5 Shltld1, Viet PrHldtn 1 ... 3MH88 Huntington Buch, CA Orano-County on 12-e-95 Vint CA 92715 CA 92629 NeWport Beech CA 92060 Tutn Nguyen, 15123 .!J'1• 1tatement w11 lilld Dal,Y Pilot Otc. O, 13, 20, 92947 • tHaJeaa513 Maik Kevin Jonn, 41 Hiii· Grego. HalMs. 2330 Van-Paula Keiko• Obtr1111n, Btooktlum IJ 108, Wttlmin-~th ll'leC Counly Clttk ol 27, 1095 W353 MtdhHr, lncorporattd Dally P1lot O.C. 13, 20, 27, IOfd Drlv•, N-potl Beach, guatd way I D103, Colla 2303 Vltta Huerta, twwpon *'*'·CA 92813 ..,.ange OUl'lly on 1 Me.95 (Cal1lom1a), 17922 Stach 1995 Jan. 3, 1998 W3f1 CA 92860 Meta, CA t2S2e Beach, CA 112880 Thi• bu•ln1u 11 con· ~AST llSUl.r" SBYICI DtllCTOIY ... or Hcsult Sl·rv1t·~ Call 642·5'71 ...... . ' t9953H412t PUBLIC NOTICE llvd. Suitt 325, Hunting-PUBLIC NOTIC! This bu1ln1u 11 con· Thia bu11ne11 11 con-Thi• bu11A111 11 con-dueled by: 1n Ind dual Daly Pilot Dec. 13, 20, 27, too Btai;h, CA t2fU dUcted by: an lndMdual ducted by: an lndMdutJ ducted by an lndlviduel Ha~ you •tarted doing 1995, Jan. 3, 1998 Flctltloue BuslneH Tht1 bu11ne11 I• con-.,.._ 11 Htvt you atarted doing HaY9 you atartld doing Ha'141 you 11att1d cf°"11I b1.11lneu yet? No '-------~-- •W374. Namo St•t•ment ducted by: a corpotallon r"'t t oua Buslno.. l>YSlneu yet? No buatne11 .Y•t? yet 12·1-95 bu1lntt1 yfl? no Tuan Nguyen ---------Tht following PfrlOfll art Have you •tarted dolno N•m• lt•t•ment Mark Ktvln Jon•• Greg O. Haines Pavla K. Obtrattln Thlt ttltement waa filed PUBLIC NOTICE doing bu11n111 11: a) Col-buslneu yet? y1112-15-t! Tho following persont .,, This atatement wu filed Thi• 11a11m1n1 wu filed Thi• 1ttltmtnl wu filed with \hi County C11flc of -"".'--------ltctl Online, bl Collect! On-Mtdhur, lncorporalld, doing buline11 u : Picaro with lht County Cltrk of With the County Cltrtl ot Wilh the County Cltrk ot Orange Cowity on 11-6-ts FlctlUous 8ua1Mat hne, LLC., 2900 Bristol SI. Paula C11tanon, Steft\&ty/ Enltrprla11, 411 Tolbllt Orange County oo 11·29·95 Orange County on 12·22·'5 Orange County oo 12·22·95 1Hl3ff3712 N•me ltatement Sle. E204, COiia M11t, CA Treuurtr Street, Brea, CA 92621 11153005818 11153107158 181S3887181 Dally Pdol O.C e 13 20 TM foltowtng peraon1 are 112628 This 1t1ttmtnl was filed Jo1tph Anthony Tomei, Daily Piiot Dec. 6, 13, 20, Dally Piiot Dec. 27, 1995, Dally P1lo1 o.c. 27, 1995. 27, 1995 · ' w:Je2 doing bu1lntH u : a) San Colltcll Onllnt, L.L.C., with the County Cltrk of 417 Tolbert Strut, Brta, 27 1995 W355 Jan 3 10 11 1!196 W395 Jan 3 10 17 1998 W402 ---------Oftmtnll Vtllrlnary Hotpl· (Detewar1), 2900 Brletol Orange County oo 12·2.2·95 CA 92621 • · • • • · • • • PUBLIC NOTICE 111, b) Manicured t.1ut1 St., Ste. E204, Costa Me11. 1H53H7H8 Thi• bualneu. 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Grooming Salon, c) Sen CA 92620 Dally Piiot Dtc:. 21, 1995, ducted by: an lnd1vlduaJ FlcUUoua •ualneae now1H When Words Ate Not Enough .. Spclallztttg In Cltmtnlt l<tnntlt, 1833 s. Thia bualnua It con-Jan. 3, 10, 11, 1990 W400 H!'t!~you •tarted doing Flctltlout BualneH Fictitious lutlnoH FlctlUous Bualn•H Name Statement '----------1 El Camino R111, San Clem. ducted by: Umlted Uablllty bu..,,_, yet? yes 1990 N•m• Statement Name Statement N•">• Statemont Tht followtng ptrtont art tntt, CA 112872 Co, PUBLIC NOTICE Joaeph A. Tomei Tilt following per1on1 "' Th• followlng persons art Tht totrowtng p_eraona art doing bualntll a1: Golden S11mpalh11 FlO&DCTS" 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa PU.Lie NOTICE John w. Agostini, DVM, Have you started doing Thia 1ta1ement waa flied doing builntss 11: Piotr. doing bu1tn1sa as: Kanlara doing bu1lnt1S aa: Klpnla Wtat Gl111, 646 Stony Pl., 33412 Stem Wave, Dana bu1ln11s y11? Ytl 11·13·95 Flctltloue lualn•H with the County Citric ol Design, 354 Avocedo St, 01v1lopm1nt, 1125 w. Bal· Technology Groop, 11150 An&l'lelm, Cahl. 92804 :c.:::= . Point, CA 92629 Colltcll Onnn1, L.LC.. N•~ St•tement Orange County on 11·20·95 #18, Coate Mtu, CA ~Blvd., Nt\lltpo(t Btacll, Bal1at1c Qrlvt , Costa Mesa, Virgil B. Delos Rey11, &48 ,:;., ~~n JtMJflf R. C&Sptt Ago•· Steven L Cyrkln, Pr11. Th• foHowtng ptl'SOOt.,. '19113815080 92827 CA 92681 CA 92626 Stony P1, Anaheim, Cal1I. ,_.,,_ umt Uni, 33412 Stem Wave, Thl1 lltllmtnl wu liltd doing bu.tneu 11: ABC Daily Piiot DIC. 20, 27, Piotr St1pnl1k, 354 Avo-Steven Thomas Roo111y, Gary O. Klpnls, 11150 92804 .. nAT8181T Dena Point, CA 92829 with the County Cltrk of Htating &. Alt Conditioning, 199S, Jen. 3, 10, 11198 cado St., .r18, Costa M111, 1125 W. Btlboa Blvd., Balearic Drive, Coste M11t, Thia busln111 11 co!l-Tlll followlng person(') IMA Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Orange County on 12-6-95 2951 G1ac1 Lant, Co1f1 W388 CA 92827 Newport Btach, CA 92681 CA 92828 duc:tad by: an Individual ckllno butUllSS as I ducted by: an lndlvldual 19953888125 Mtu, CA 82628 Thia bu1ln111 11 con-This buatn•ss 11 con· Thia bu1ln111 11 coll-Have you started doing ~~~... b .. ,,..~OE The registrant commenced Dally Piiot DIC. 13, 20, 27, Ruuatl W. ~angtrt, Inc.. PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvldual ducted by:.,, Individual dUC11d by: an Individual bullntu yet? No non''""""" u,_ to tran1tct bu1ln111 undtr 1995 Jan 3 1999 w,,e8 (a Caltlornla Corp<>ratloo) Fl tltl B I Have you started doing Have yoo alatted doing HaV9 you 11trtld doing VlrgU B. Dtlo1 Reytt AUTO PARJ&fW)A", 112 S the flctltloua name(s) llstld • · • (CA), 1430 Elttlle Lant, c oua ut neat buslntH yet? no buslneu yet? no buslne11 y11? no This 11tt1ment wu filed PIOPerSllMl Ollngt, CA 92668 above on: 12·14·1990 PUBLIC NOTICE Newport Beach, CA 926eO N•m• St•temont Piotr Stepnlak Steven Thomas Aou11ey Gaty Kipnl1 with the County Cler1I of lAonln:t St!phens, 12300 John w. Agostini This bu1ln111 11 con-Th• followtng persona are This at111ment waa flied Thlt 1t1t1men1 was ltlld This 1t1ttmtnl waa filed Or•ng• County on 11-13·95 MoneeolO Rotd, AfJ.. ~. Sell This 11at1m1n1 was filed FlcflUous Bualneat ducied by: • corporation doing business as: Trade with lhl County Clerk ol with th• County Clerk ol with lht County Clerk ol 11953884341 540-3135 am= Btldl,CA90740 wtth the County Clerk ol N•meSt•ttment Havt you lllllttd doing Mark T1chnologl11, 115 Orang1Countyon11-13·Sl5 Or11ngeCountyon12·20·95 Or11ng1Countyon12·22·~ Dally Piiot Dec 8 13 ~ Tiu butlllllt is condu«*cl 1JV Orange County on 11·29-115 Th• tollowtng ptlSOns 111 buslntH Y•I? ye1 Aprn 25th St., Newport B11ch, 19853884451 19853087800 19153187170 27 1995 · ' W:ssti MC9'IC vmw 111~11 19953185845 doing buslntll as: Carma, 1971 CA 82883 Dally Pilot DIC. 13, 20, 27, Dally Pilot Die. 27, 1995, Dally Pilot Dec. 27, 1995, -·--------11U101U1. NM The tl!Js1ranl commenced to Dally Piiot Dec. 27, 1995, 1380 Vlftage Way IH201, Rusttll w. Banger!, Inc., Glfald L Hale, 115 25lh 1995, Jan. 3, 1998 w375 Jan. 3, 10, 11. 1996 W396 Jan. 3, 10, 11, 1996 W403 PUBLIC NOTICE trlnlaCt taisiness under 1111 Jan 3 10 17 1998 W388 Costa Mnt CA 92628 R.W. Bangert, Pr11ldtnt St.1 _ _Newp0t1 Boach, CA1---------1---------------------------Cemetery • Mortuary llcftous butlnns name 0< ' ' ' ' Robert c. Elaenmen, 1380 Thia ata!tmtnt was filed 112cioa PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Flctlllous Bualn•H Chapel• CrematOf)' nlllTlet hlled above on December PUBLIC NOTICE Vlnage Way IH201, Colla with the County Clerk of Thi• bualn11s . Is con· Name St•t•m•nt 1 19115 Mesa, CA 92828 Orang• County on 12..0-95 ducted by: al'l lndivldual Flclltlous ButlntH Flclltlout BuslntH Flctltlou• BuslntH The lollowtng persons art 3500 P11eific View Dnw SOO lEONARO STEPHENS FlotJtlous 8utlneat Jacqutlln1 M. Eisenman, 19153188550 Have you started doing N•m• St•tement N•mt St•ttment N•m• St•tement doing business as: Sta Ho-New'pol1 e..cn Tin a1lllrnent was flltcl wrlll Name St•tement 1380 Vlt11g1 Way IH201, DaUy Pilot Dtc:. 13, 20, 27, buslntt• yet? No The following persons are Tho lollowlng P41fSOnt art The following persons .,. r1zons. 320 Ramona Pl. 944-.2700 1111 Cou~ Cit!\ ol Orange Tht followtng P«ton• 111 Costa Mna, CA 92628 1995, Jan. 3, 1996 W38e Gerald L Hille doing business as: Japan doing buslneH as: Cyber doing business as: Total CoslJI Mesa. CA 92627 ... _______ _ Cou~on0eclmbet21, 19115 doing bualn111 u: a) Crill· Thia bualn111 11 con· T_hls ttat1men1 was filed Ka,.tt Federation, 785 w. Net Marktttng, 2280 Uni· Communications, 4881 Robert L Stockus, Jr .. 320 PIERCE IROTllEll NOreE-Thts ficnoua Name cal Mau Communication•. ducted by: an unlncorpo. PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk ol 17th St., Unit H, Costa verstty or .. Newp<>rt Boach, Pearce St., IA, Hunllngton Ramona Pl., Costa Mesa. IEU BROADWAY Stalemlnt eiq:lres ftw yeait from L.L.C., b) Surles Com· rated 1ssocla11on other Orange County on 12·7·95 Mesa, CA 92627 CA 92860 Beach, CA 92649 CA 92827 Ille Cllll lt'wn ftltd 1n lht Office muntcatlon1, 2900 Bristol than a partnerahfp Fictitious BualntH 18153108012 Douglas Daniel Ivan, 2522 Neil Christopher Lynch, Marybeth Gaber. 4881 This buslntss. la con-Mo~* Chapel al flt Cou~ Citric. A new,;~ Sttffl, Suitt E204, Colla Have you •tatted doing N•me St•ttment Dally Piiot Dec.. 27, 1995, Vista Dr., Newport Blach, 2202 Ptc1flc Ave., CoS1a Pearce St., IA, Huntington ducted by: an lndlVldUal Creination loot BuSUllSt Name si.menc Mtu, CA 92626 bus1neas yet? No The lollowtng persons art Jan. 3, 1o, 11, l996 W389 CA 92663 Mesa. CA 92627 Beach. CA 92649 Have you swted doing nitlt be hied _,.. ., that dlle Cr It I ca I Mass Com· Robert Efsenman doing bu1ln1n as: Pand• This bualntss Is con· T.llls business Is con· This business Is con· busrnns yll? no 11 O Broadway Thi ~ ol ttfi'ifatement dots munlcallona, LLC .• (Dela· This statement was flied Panda Chtn11e Rtstaurant, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an Individual . Robert L Stockus, Jr. Costa Mesa net ol ilsetf aulhe>nlt lht ust n ware), 2900 Bristol Streit with the County Clerk ol 12309 Seal Beach Blvd., Ha111 you started doing Have you started doing Have you staned doing This 1t1toment was filed N2·81SO lh• slall ol a Rca•OU$ 81191~1 #E204, Costa Mesa, CA Orange Counly on 12·19-95 Seal B11ch, CA 90740 Flctltloua BualntH business yet? No business yet? no business y11? no with the Counly Clerk of ._ _______ ... Nlmt in~"°" of Ille n his ol 92628 19953107708 HP lnv11lment, Inc .. (CA). N•m• St•t•mont Douglta D. Ivan N. Chrl1 Lynch Mary Beth Gabtr Orange County on 12·22·95 lllOllllr under Ftdelll S~ Of Thia bu1tn111 Is con· Daily Pilot Dec. 27, 1995, 10635 Sparklett St., Temple Tht following pe1sons art This S1atem1nt w11 filed Th11 1tat1ment was flied This statement was filed 11153817981 COIMIOll llw te-~ 144oo ducted by: a corporation Jan 3 10 17 1996 W393 City, CA 111780 doln,9 business as· lmprHs with tht County Cltrk ol with the Coonty Clerk of with the County Cl.,k ol Daily Pilot Dec. 27, 1995, et seq a,s,~ and Plolasiont Have you started doing · ' ' ' This busln11s Is con-Pubhcallons, 1788 Mon· Orange County on 12·19·95 Orange County on 12·22·95 Orange County on 12·22·95 Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1996 W40l OBITUARY 888 Codtf.. busineas y•t7 yes 11-13.95 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by:• corporation rovia Avenue. Costa M11a, 19953107037 199530071!59 19953887982 PUBLIC NOTICE 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii c t · Cr It I c • Mass Com· Ha~e you started doing CA 92627 Daily Piiot Dec. 27 1995 Daily Pilol D4'C. 27 1995 Dally Pilot Dec. 27 1995 1• nll no munlcatlona L.LC Mark Fl Ullo B I busineH yat? no Amber Elizabeth Papak, • • • • • • ---------HAUSMAN JEAN AllEN El:bROW CO., INC. Ian Surita, Preside~i :.m. s't•t~~~~~· HP lnv11tment,, Inc., Rob-2217 American Avenue , A, _Jan_. _3_. _1 o_. _1_1._1_99_6 __ w_3_9_2 ._J_a_n._3_._,_o_. 1_1_. _1996 __ w_39_7 _Jan_. _3_, _10_. _1_1._1_9_96 __ w_._o_5. Fictitious BualntH J • c: k A r n 0 I d 12~A'lf03 This •tat1m1nt was llltd The following per1on1 art ert Sun, President Colla Mt1a, CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• St.tement H ausman, Beloved '*I with the Coonty Clefk ol doing business as: Just This 1tatement was flied This business 11 con· Th• following persons art husb•nd 01 Ruth LD1Allnrlo1, CAfXJ720 Orange Coonty on 12.7.95 Production• 1950 Wallace with tht Coonty Clerk ol ducted by: en lndtvidual Fictitious Bualn•H Fictitious Bualnesa Fictitious BualntH d01ng busin11s as: Totally Worley Hausman. NewportBucM:olia MIU 19953880824 Ave Cosia Mast CA Orange County on 12·tt-95 Have you started doing N•m• Statement N•m• Statemont N•m• St•ttment Wired, 22058 Summit, El 1 f f s 11 CtG4620G 7621Ole27. 1995. Dall Piiot Dec 13 20 27 92627 . • 189193887838 business yet? No The following. persons are The tollow1ng persons ate The lollowlng persons are To10, CA 92830 Lov ng at"-;r o a ~ Ja/13,10,17. 11196 1'19/ Jan 3 1996 • ~369 Terry Wade, 1950 Wallace Dally Piiot Dec. 27, 1995, Ambit Papak doing business as: Th• doing business as: The Jtlt doing business as: Total Guy Warday. 22056 Sum· ~,ausmanp Y7• Han · · • Ave.. Co1ta Mesa, CA Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1996 W390 This statement was Mad Pelican Companies, 203 e. Chapman Company, 427 1/ Communlcation1, 41181 mil •. El Toro, CA 92630 m~~."g,, C:r~ndlt~;:!; PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 92627 with lht County Clerk of Utica Ave.. Hunungton 2 31st St., Newport Beach, Peare• St• llA, Hunl1ngton Th11 bu~1ness . Is con-of Kevin Tyne, Jeffrey Mellis .. Cross, 1950 Wal-PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 12·7·95 Beach, CA 92648 CA 92663 Beach. CA 92649 duct~ by. an Individual Flctltlou• Butlneat cns1327t48 lace Ave .• Costa Mesa, CA Fictitious Bualn•H 11953817588 · Jay C. Osbom, 203 E. Jelfr1y I. Chapman, 1782 Marybeth Gaber, 4881 Have yoo stlf11d doing Tyne, Richard Paul Name St•t•ment Flctltloue Butln•H 92627 . H &t t 1 Dally Piiot Dec. 27, 1995, Utica Ave.. Huntington Qahama Pl., Costa Mesa, Pearce St., IA, Hunllngton ~sin~• J•I? yes 1-1·95 Hauaman, Jr., Tereea , Th 1 ltowt N St t t Thia buatn111 Is con· •m• . • •men Jan 3 10 17 1996 W39l Beach, CA 92648 CA 92628 Beach, CA 92649 ~Y •r ay Hau• man ·D • w • Y. • • • 0 ng perao.ns are •m• • •men ducted by: husband and Tht following person• 111 · ' ' ' This business ts con· This business 11 con· This business 11 con· T_h19 statement was filed Mary Jo Hautm•n· , dQlng butlnts• as. Prt· Th1followlngs>«s?n1111 wit• dolngbuslneuas:S11get1 CLASSIFIED ductedby:anllldiVldual ductedby:anlndividuaJ ducttdby:anlndiV1dual with tht County Clerlc of Fi sher and John fwld Mortgage Corpofa· doing bulintH u. Caro-Have you llarted doing Communication Services, It's the resource you Havo you stal1ed doing Have yoo started d0tng H1V9 you 1t&rted doing Orange County on 12·5-95 Gav I n H au •man. tlen, S19782 MacArl~ur g•n Group, 24$29 Wiii buslntH yet? yes 1/95 1114·0 Buckingham Df., can count on to 1111 a business yll? yes 1·1·95 bus1neu yll? yes 1993 business y117 no 11153000357 Graveside 1ervlce1 • Ullt 250, lrvlne, A. oast Highway, uitt 207, Terry Wade Costa MtH, CA 92626 myriad of merchan· Ja~ c. Osborn Jeffrey Chapman Mlll}'bllh Gaber Dally Ptlot Dec. 6 13 20 1 :30 PM Thursday at 5 Newp<>rt Beach, CA 92863 Steven Eric Abrams 1114· · ' • :.AR. Prtltrrtd Mortgega Leslie 0 Persohn 424 Thi• 1tat1menl waa fllod D B kl h D • C 1 dist Items, because Th• 1tatemenl was filed This 1tatemenl waa flied This 1tatement w11 flied 27, 1'195 W361 Palflc:: View Memorial ' 4ilcltPotatlon (California) Eul Bay Strttl 'co1ta with the County Clerk or uc ng am r., 0• a our columns compel with th• County Clerk ol with lh• County Clerk ol wllh th• County Clerk of Th• Community P•rk, 3500 Pacific , "9782 MacArthuJ Blvd • Mesa CA 92627 • Orange Coun1y on 12·22•95 Sall your home qualllltd buyers to Orange County on 12·22·95 Orange Coonty on 12·22·95 Orange County on 12·22·95 Market Plac•. View Or., Newport •~It 250 I.MM CA. 9271 5 This' builnt1s Is con-11153087957 thro1.gh classified. calll 19853087917 19953887954 '19153887882 Beach. Pacillc View ' ~la bu1ln11t 11 con-ducted by: an lndlvldual Daily Pilot Dec. 27, 1995, 842·5878 842-5878 Daily Pilot Dec. 27, 19115, Daily Pilot DIC. 27, 1995, Dally Pilot DIC. 27, 1995, o~2~~~18 Mortuary, Dlrectort, • ~ed by: a corporation The regl11r1n1 commenced Jan. 3, 10. 17. 1996 W398 Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1996 W392 Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1998 W399 Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1998 W405 _________ 1 ____ 1_14_-64_·_•·_2_1_00_. _ COSTA MESA 1024 BALBOA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiii~~ PENINSULA NEWPORT 2107 BEACH Lender Bare Selll ------- •3Br 2Ba, 2-car. large Furn/UnfUrnJehed yud. Only $155K. 2~BR, 1 BA neat Owner Wiii Carry be•ch, $1250 Inc. utll •3Br 18•, huge y•rd. 67•·1'785 1185K. Prlnclpale only. Ron Young 541..o.1e 142..:1850 CORONA ---11!111-• DEL Mil 2122 HOUSISI CONDOS PO•UNT Lre ttar ... _,,...,,_ bor view. Non·amkg. MMY JrttU. 11700 IN, utll Incl. 173-ec>04 ZlOZ COSTA MESA 2124 ••e c~ guatd qa1e<1 fl.Im 2Bt 2Ba, d•n. U/ airy. Rela. 13100. 81 380-2829 805-969-3&41 FABULOUS IAYINQI If YoU would Uke lO Nve In a home th•'• Valued frOm SIOOK lo S11M, Vl1lon1 Pr~r· u.. on Olaplay la looking f« quai~ managera to Ive In the.. propertl... '°' furth•r Info conl•cl l!~h Of Mellaaa 714·2IO-IOIO • ....... -ri••lel Op• etyte. 9d , ... APUTllBlfTS couritry kit, ger. Only 11ao. cat1 llSWIOe. PO• DNT 0 Ul•llD llOUH Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNll MoOOay ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday m .......... Mooday 5:00pn Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thwsday ........... Wednesday 5:00pn Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm BYPllG• (714) 642-5678 BYMX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name am phone number am we'll call you back with a price quote.) BYM•• OR .. •usaNa 330 West Bay Street c.osta ~CA 9UlZl O:mrof Newpmt BMt • 8sy SL Plug Into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electricians and plumbers to I landscapers & pointers. GENERAL POU CY Rates and deadlines arc subject 10 change without nonce. The publisher reserves the riJbt to censor, reclassify. revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error thai may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occu~ied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. .. WEOHESOAY, OEaMBER 27, '995 Ncwp()n ~ .._ Dlilr ~ TODAY'S CRaSSWaRD PUZZLE ly CHMILSS GOftN Wldt OMAll SHAn' .,., TANNAH NnCH . A MATTER or TIMfN(I um.onon ms • SUVICIS 5533 iiiDDW.Siiliiliiill _____ ==-PBU01'ALS •• A Hl•h Cla .. Au9'nllan SM~her.11-:;;;::=::;;~":::':': PU.SORALS 3002 ow..t C.....-nlon Cuddly Black Tri CBlftOtlT 9045 ''iil••••••ll Pleleldoi. ToP P•WI Panda Bear Pup•·• .. lliill••••• ACROSS 52 8Ak91'f '""' 1 Cry .... b~ 53 ~ltn06phet• 5 M1Ylng harde1 !>4 Sllr rt1<>1t tO O.elloc~ place llmtl'llllff 14 1~·· roc.,,tlC)l'I 59 Hoc rum drink 15 K11CMrl fPIQ8 00 A la-(ITWll'tll UI Noe up y.;t Cfloj(f) 17 Oetede\141' I kilt 8 I f rQPJCAI lllood 11 The -the f2 Sinoer Motr1v morrlor 83 Had' 20 G1een or bl&ell 64 Whirlpllol fruit 2t Wh11lobnnn OOWN 23 ~ g10\ip 1 ··-. humooor· 25 OQ911n 2 Quiel -lllOuSe moYel'net'll 3 l 11ke hon14I 2e HolY tw\81 • I Ir~ 27 Polfover . 4 Pool' 30 MUOI r· ~ ~r .$Q('\C111Cle 31 -~1r1t G ln~e Colol.atto 7 Galloped 33 Thlek sllee 8 Adam I !'p<)USb 35 A loundflr ot' 9 llorse rnces Dada to V1Hagos 38 TNI woman 1 I lnstrun'lonl 37 Gu!la(a eou11n 12 Pure 38 O.ffodil starter 13 Paradtse 40 Florida clty t 8 Surfed 42 Chango the 22 Nabokov wording of he1oine 43 Salts 23 Sign ol the 45 Force zodiac 47 Chews the 111 24 Wavelet 48 Songbird 25 Pvnll 49 Stain 26 Strilcebre11kor PftfVIOUI 'Ulll.f SOLVlO 27 Pipe part1 28 Oodoe• 29 oasfilng 32 Thtek QltpOll 34 Gambles 39 suucuos 40 Type ol pl3n1 41 Stuck 42 Learned 44 ~er's conalruchon 46 Russian nver 48 Slaln •9 Epic 50 Swervo 51 Golf club 52 Siio s comparnon ~5 Comm.ind to n mule 56 Noutt<1hod 57 Smallchlld r.a Upt)('r 111mo~phare Both YUlnerabl W WEST NORTif • K543 0 109S OAJ 1094 . ., • 108762 OJ75 0 183 •63 SOUTH •QJ9 'V AK4 OK2 •Kl0986 The biddina; WEST NORTH p.., PAM p.., 3NT p.., EAST SOUTH I• lNT PaH Pait ' Operung lead· Six of• There are many real\Ons v.hy you ahould prefer one finesse over another, or whether you should take a line~ lmmedrateh· or first cuh a hlgh card rn Lhe IUll. Com· munication between declarer and dummy was the crucial factor on thia deal from a team match. We are not enthr&lled bv l'orth's rai11 to three no trump, even though that wouJd nol have altered the final contract. A cue-bad of two clubc in an attempt to locate a 4-4 1 ade fit would bne been a more pn:adentapprnach. · At both &abl~s Wl'tr 1~ort"d pan· ner'• opening bid and led • low 1p11de, taken perforce by £,.gt Ii ace The 1witcb v.as l.o a heart, ducked by dodartr and 1.1.on by WHt's Jack Tht> htart return wa taken in the cloaed hand, and herf' the declarers parted WO)'I One cashed the k.inr or diamonds e nd continued with a diamond to the ten, loaang to Eut'a queen. Another heart-came blltk and, ain<'f declerer had to overtake a apade honor in dumm~· to en,,oy the dia· monds, there were only ~1ght t.ncks. Ea.a' arabbed the ace ·or clubs at the first opport\maty Lo caeh Lhe queen or hearta -down one. AL die other t.abl~ declarer led a low diamond to the fourth tnck and fineased the nine. The defense had no counter East could not alTord to duck since. as the card1 lie, that would allow declarer to run the whole 1wt. But after East took the queen and returned a heart, declar- er won, caahed the queen tlnd jack of spades. then overtook the k.mg of diamonds with the ace to score four diamond tricks and the king or spades in dummy ,. • :a :a • 7 • 0 • . f • e S300 Tlm 845·5408 .. --------et Chew 8t0 .... .,. _________ 1 teuana 1.,g. Git adult Mutt Miii 1 OWMli DATING? 8tn"? For • fun Urn• call 011·592·590-035. 33c J!er minute, 18 + EMPLOYMENT 5540 male. G•nCle pet. $400 rec•IPt•. Super clHnl obo. Call &45-8904. •t2,aoo 723-787• •PoodlH AKC• TH Cup Toy & Mini 1250.sgso 114-838-4457 POID ------- LtV•·IN WAHTIO 9075 ---------- In COlll Mff9 nome lo lllct Cllt9 ol • 3 children. 1400 per monDI plUt room and board. (714) &74-4243 ••v• abu••d and abandoned pell. B• a '81 ••••~Premier volunteerJro1ter. Call &-eyllnder, auto ttan•. 714·59M>037, AC, CrulH Control, EMPLOYMENT 1ook mllH. S4soo OBOI 905·0151 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5ii53ii0 MERCHANDISE iiiniiiciiREiiTiiSiiiiiiiii60ii7iiiiS , _____ _ $35,000/Yr Income w HONDA 9085 Potentl•I. A .. d lng Kiii of Spider oroan '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiii ---------Sat Doc 30, 8pm OC 1• books. Toll Fr .. (1) ANTIQ'n:!C! 6010 Pert Art•. 721>-7271 800·898·9778 EJCt, A· u c..;J 4 CS4 5 for detallt. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I '8~ Hond• Accord LX, auto. all power op-tions, air, great cond., $9500 obO 434·8500. •:~·tc:>n°ff!,. in~:~: ~!~~~~~~:,':-~ ~cltTRAN•••s•p•o•a•r•A•TI•o•N• Typl1t1/PC usere. Toll to entire Hlate. Paint· •---------Free (1) 800-898-9778 Inge, china, gl1ware, JAGUAR 9105 ox T-1381 for ll1tlng1. furn, etc. tmmed cash, ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AOVl!RTl&INO tops. 673·6223 Iv msg BOATS 7011 Entry Level position ---------1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In advertlalng 57/hr. APPLIANCES 6011 Needed: 12' Inflatable plus benehlS. Roal Et· for marine 1cl•nce tate/computer knowl· clastes at CdM High edge helptul. Please F' Frlv S 135, Weiher School. Contact Stark, fax resume: 72o.-0373 & Dryer $11 O each. 962-0313 1880 JAGUAR XJe, Forest Green, loaded, run• great, MUST SEE I $499!5 OBO 434-8500 lie (1SOR952) Attn: Kelly Worrantee & Delivery ••II "DA E•rn S000·$800 (714) 953·9822 ---------n&.no&. 9125 weekl~ atulllng envo· SAIL BOATS 7014 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '93 828DX Sliver, 4dr, a1/ac/pa/pb, am#m cass, 1111 whl, phn, new tlr•• & t•u•. mlntl Orig owner. $10,450. 844·5424 lopes al home. For FURNITURE 6014 Info aond solf· '30 SAIL BOAT• addrHtod atampod Diesel, wheel, clean, envelope to: B&A 75% OFF ownor torm1. $11,000 Homomallers, Box Pos terms. 723-4074 2158, Lubbock, TX DHlgn Center PrlcH 79408 Entire contents of 24 FT. Columbl• NEWPORT BEACH modol home: Iron Ch•lf•nger Sloop.1 ________ _ BUSINESS OFFICE I•••••••• GOURMET COOK/Lt beds, sofas, chairs. $795. Minnoy't Yacht MERCURY 9135 2669 FOR R~NT 2769 ANNOUNCEMENTS hou1ekooplng, exp'd, ttono vases, armolro. Surplus, 1500 Otd1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,.. llv& out, FIT. Non-248·7727 or 363·6636 Newport Blvd. 1e iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •m kr. Newport Beach 54 8-4 192 area. 714·&73·3643 Lovely queen 1ofa 1987 Mercury Sable, runs & looks great 53k mil••· all options, must soel, priced to aoll $3500 obo 434· 6500. Lie ti SPFAN •1BR $025* 2BR 2BA $725/Up Rolrlg & dishwasher Incl. 60x30 pool. No pots. No Ices. No lease. 545·4855 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2920 bod, bolgo, fine cond ---------New food servtco In Ir· Rt<luctd lo $75 673·6103 MARINE SERVICE "mo 1oek1 onthuslas· tic, org 1011-startor w/ --------1 SUPPUES 7020 TONS OF FISH NET 4X4 9221 good computr & com· MERCHANDISE ,mun skills. Oppty to MISC 6015 grow w/us I 833·2929 iiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil $2.50 per pound. Mlnnoy·s Yacht Sur· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1BR APT NEAR BEACH. $7?5 Incl gas, water, olec. frig . Owner 673·1t77 --------- •Loving, Nurturing, Stable Couple: Wish 10 adopt. Llfo ln rural community, country, woodod, home. Prom- ise futuro devotion and love to newborn. POSTAL & OOV'T JOBS $21/HOUR +BENEFITS NO EXP WILL TRAIN Appl+ Into 714-647-1991 Herbs, Junlpors $1. On palms 4·6' $10. Citrus· avocado (frulllng) 51 O. Cement founta in• plus. 1500 Old Now· port Blvd. 548·4 t 92 1989 Toyota 4·runner, SAS v-e, loaded, 71k mll. sunroof, new tires & tags, tharpl 510,900 Lrg 2BR 2BA gar, bu1lt·lns. $1175. Lse, n o/smk/pets. 8 42· 6686 or 960·8363 SELL your used vehicle through classified 642-5678 Call Ellleon & Bob 1-800-488-3238 &•fee Promotional En· $110, bird baths $20. -MAR--I-N_E_S_U_P_S __ terprlses now has 10 909·674·9422 obo 642-3822 LOST •· positions to flll·ASAP. DOCKS 7022 o: Earn S250-S1500/por ---------• •--------- -------F"UND 2925 wk. 01rect & corporate COLLECTIBLES 35, & 55, M••. Bal VOLKSWAGEN 9235 MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS & '=iiiii!:liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sales Involved. Start 6017 1• todayl Call 567-4755. Pon. Soc 1-car prkng ,.R•E•N•T•AL•S•••• FINANCE F 0 U N D I Incl. On-shr focfllty. '84 R•bblt OTI, black ra Germ•n Shep.,d SALES/PHONE HOLIDAY BARBIE $350/$750/mo. 723-5835 w/blue Interior 5 A big puppyl OVER QUALIFIED? 1095, s2oo. . spood, new tires, Black w/brown and Looking for change, 844-5312 50 FT max aide 110. looks & runt great, RENTALS TO white coloring In my less ttross? Peaceful great loc near NHVC, need quick sell S950 BUSINESS yard, Dec. 21st, 11am Boating/Marina Env. --------·• Great 8;~~;'al82S1 2/ft. 968-9442 SHARE 2724 OPPORTUNITY (in College Pork area). $500+ WK, Mod ben. FREE TO YOU 6022 -----......... ..-----------------------Jocelyn 540-2310 Start lmmod 723·7375 BALBOA VA CH T ---------Good )oba B•lbo• Penn. Prlv 2904 Found Inflatable boat 1n 1•8-.-1-e-•/P_h_o_n_•____ BASIN has boat 1llps MISC. AUTO 9245 rellable aarvlcea CORONA COSTA MESA 2624 bodrm w/bath, Sop. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H20, Balboa pen, near Relaxed Waterfront Golden Retriever• from 31 to 40 h avall, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lntem1Jng things DEL MAR 2622 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ontr. fp, W/D. Oulol PAYPHONE ROUTES Cypress 11. 646-4005. Olllce: Seeks moll-M/F 7·6 yr•. Beaut/ $14.50/h. 673·1761 '' aroa. $550. 673·6557 Local S1les·for salo, d 11 1 1 healthy both grt kldsl , , to buy 1BR/2BR Mobil• Hom• 1---------$2,000/wk potential LOST: male gray, blk & vale so or or nter-Ted756-0388 646·0119 SLIPS: 22 to 44 3Bd 28• DeluJte unit. Oulot & Secure. Nwpt Hghts 2 yrs 800•208.5300 24 h wht Tabby. blg. nutty, nors #1 Boatrng Co. Showers, swimming lt'aallthere Lig ht/airy w/garage, 1991 Newport Blvd. new, dock . FP. ==;====·==rs=I frlendty. COM area. Xlnt $/Boni 723-7389 ---------• poola. Friendly to every day lplce. laundry hk·ups 848·8373 voulled ce11, own bath, MONEY · Owner heartbrokonl •---------PETS & boaters. 723-4074. St625/mo. 759·3092 Coll•ge P•rk 2 mu· full prlv, NS, lndry. REWARD. 760·8586 In Classified COM 1 BR Studio ter BR l 'hBA 1 gar, SSOO. 573·4848 x 337 TO LOAN 2914 Small brown dog lound EMPLOYMENT ANIMALS 6049 -------- RAHQE ROVl!:R 1990 Top of the llne, LOADED, acclnt cones., 4-dr country green, front grfll S 18,990 obO !573oofft 8 or BHper 938·2178 642..&878 Apt, private pello, $825. 2289 Fordham at 22nd St. St. Mary SERVICES 5533 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MOTORCYCLES BALBOA poo1. S<1so e31.28e3. #B (818) es1..11783 GARAGES LOANS 3K·60K Armo~~~~3~hurchliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ADOPT·A·PET SCOOTERS 8018 ANTIQUES & 9250 PENINSULA 2607 __ S_e_ll_y_o_u_r_u-nw-a-nt_e_d_ SELL FOR RENT 2740 ~~':~& TRADE Pleas:~:·::·.,. that ~~~'lM~~~.& F!~~t•~ 189 4 H • r I• Y• CLASSICS ltema th• oaay way I ,. iypes llV l.tble the ll1tlng1 In lhla cat· Valley. Pupple•. kit· Dav Id a on F XL R $000 1BR BALBOA To place your your used vehicle E'alde Coat• Me•• uco ·r~aono«1 egory may require you tens and more, 111 '4800 Miles; excellent Chevy '04 lmP•1• 417 E BAV AVE ctassllred ad call through classilled Storage for car, sml ~~pm~Sai through classified to call a 900 number looking for loving, car-condition, St5,950 Convert, aclnt cond. UTILS PD. STV/FRIG. 842-5078. 642 5678 boat or ?. $85/mo. """'" 642-5678 In which there 11 a Ing homos. CALL 597. obO 43U500 Great Xmu gJh. Sac NO PETS ... 547·11 55 --------------·-----Avall now. 720-1585 Cc111 1-IOC).941-1321 u--------....-charge per minute. 9037 tor more Info. Ue (13)(7322) at $1 5,000. 7CS0.8702 ~lllOft ar.. , __ .....:........;.... ____ _ CONTRACTORS FENCES HANDY MAN 3710 IANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PERSONAL WALL SERVICE DIRECTORY CLEANING SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 & DECRS 3 61 S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVI CE POOL 3867 SERVICE 3894 COVERINGS 3932 HOME S l!RVI CES Df be rn•rdo' • Moving iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A TOUCH OF CLASS CPI BUILDERS INC. *FENCES OATES• Anything & Everything • TR~EI • Local/Olflce/Storage Cuetomlzed c.,d. & PURE WATER CARI! We gals ahould hang Cloantnn, Res/Comm RHldentlal ~nst. new/reptlr/post replaced Free Estimate. Rer'1. Iii! Long Diet. Free Eat C Ill h V P-"S S • A I tonather Strip ln11an CARPET Uc/Bo;.;ded. Free Est. Lie f'5l6424•tnsured Redwood • Ltf 576605 Mlch••I 758-1440 Topp1d,..•move. (1•n•, T#181832 978·3114 • grap y. ou """"' Pl vo •P•rt. ,,_ · ' ' ... ••~ ,.,,.,._ ---------provide cards etc. Flltera•Pump1•H11ter1 advice to the crazy. TerHa 282-7143 (714> 885-4883 Jim Whyte 842·7206 ---------!-----..~-----·-· •Two Brolh•ra Moving Claudla 645-0932 eves w .. tdy svc. 64M72& 831·21'1 anytime iCiiLiiEANiiiiiiiINiiiGiiiiiiii3ii5iiliiSil •BOSS HOUSECLEANING S.J. Scott Conttructlon VE LA HAUUNG 3720 Landscape Remodeling Home/Office • 7-0tys Ucenaed-Bonded Custom Home Builders *WROUGHT IRON* iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Yard tune up/m1inl1nace, lnaured 1lnc1 11181. ---------1---------McPhe• Carpet/Uphl S 1 o.oo per hour. LI c f' 4 8 195 4. A e I• s. Gates'Ftnc•s•Sec\Jrity 000!'1 land1capt/ar1l11lc design. CAlT134450 95 7·1500 PIANO & VOCAL ROOFING 3910 .---------- Carpel & Upholllery ci11111ng 714·548·0388 714.875•7789 1-800·310·VELA JUNK To Th• DUMP Contractorf'C27·604008. LBSSONS 3868 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prompt Serv1tu Flal Rates---------(714·988·1882) Prol'I & Ethical. 1145.7505 1---------•THUNDER ROOFINO• 714.945.9 192 •WINDOW Cle•nlng, _________ I·--------Will haul what Trash MUSIC CERAMIC TILES 3528 •C arpet Cleaning• 3580 FLOOR INSTALL Mon won'll 968·1882 PLANT ARTIST For all of your roofing •Streak/Spot Fro .. DOORS Sp1c111111 In u l1tlng LESSONS 3835 PIANO Beg.•Advanced need1. Aeroof/repalr. FrH Eatl•729·7079 REPAIRS 3620 landscape/Irrigation All age1·Teacher Cert Uc 838144048-4122 Good Jobi HEALTH/ 7•o "'7""'2 Entertainment Avail. ---------Houee•Cl••nlng An •KP•rlenced upgrsd.. .. ·• .. • Give Vlolln or Plano Jonolfer 840-8089 REROOFING·All Typ11 r•llablt tervlcH XI t A f' s 1 dependable door •QUALITY WORK• NUTRJTION 3742,_________ Lthon1 to aomeone you--------Expert Repalrt L1e1~se It II lhl g Lea...., Shower• Rep'd Fu~nlsh!d~Ownuf:!!n89~ hanger. Guar work, HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1ov11 C•ll K1thtrlne·1 Pl•no Lesson• In Best Value Rooflng n ere~o ngbuy n 1 ... Lori• 7 80•5044 reas. Don 521·8910 Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/ln• LEGAL Concert Auoc. 631 ·8288 your home. Flex hrt. •714-2158·7038• ' Regroutlng & lnstall'n L708279 722·7332 SERVICES 3812 Low Ralet. All age1. -------- Lll'670t30 Dean ol Tile *STOP SMOKING* Atk for Oscar 721-1758 aupervlHd Roofing ll'a all there 873-8065 or 046·8528 _C_O_M_P_U_T_E_n_s_3_S_S_6 DRYWALL PAINTING 3858 Eacpert Roofing Svc. d --------'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"iiiiiiiiiii SERVICE 3584 HANDY MAN 3710 1" 7 Oayall Judgements Collected Lf695954•8onded•lna'd every •Y """n., All Natural No Recovery • No FEE per FrH Eat. 03't·4000 In Claa•llled CHILD ~ 3536 Computer Co.ch liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Palnt•C•rpentry Monty Back GuarintH Turn your Judgement Into •W.P . YOUNGQUIST '" 842·1178 For elfec11ve learning ..-IM.\LI. 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