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Home My WebLink About1996-01-09 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS Estancia girls pin---- hopes on wrestling Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Center's fu~ . ' looking unhe~tby • Because of a dispute over an entrance, Mrs. Gooch's market reportedly doesn't want to move into Cqrona del Mar Plaza . By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -When -they agreed that their new retail ·center weuld have-an "in-only" entrance from MacArthur Boule- vard, Irvine Co. officials appeased numerous area residents who were concerned about excessive traffic on the already busy street. But that decision, it now appeano, may have -res~ the whole entrance issue as the landowner seeks ways to stop a major tenant from backing out a,nd indefinitely delaying the ..aL--ce-n -ers conslruction. - Company officials eonfirmed "We're disap- pointed and we'd be afraid .. . to lose Monday SHIPSHAPE • MARC MAA™ I O~Y Pl.OT (Mrs. that Mrs. Gooch's · market, which was to lease a 25,000- square-foot space in the Corona del Mar Plaza, has . halted its plans to move into the center. California School fourth:-grader JusUn Vanderwal strains as he and classmates lower a sail aboard the Hawallan Olieftaln on Monday. Gooch's) " -LARRY THOMAS Without both an. entrance and an exit from Mac- Arthur Boulevard, customers would have difficulty reaching the mar- ket, store administrators believe. "We're disappointed and we'd be afraid to lose (Mrs. Gooch's,}" Irvine Co. spokesman Larry Thomas said Monday. "We believe they'd provide a great service to the community and be a strong tenant for that center.• Designed as an upscale retail center, the Plaza is meant to com- plement both the stores in New- port Center and in Corona del Mar. Customers will be able to enter the shopping center - which will be located at the inter- section of Coast Highway and MacArthur Boulevard -from Avocado Avenue as well as from • SEE CENTER PAGE 6 ... .-HANDs~ert HIS-J&RV Local fourth-graders ge.t in touch with past aboard Hawaiian Chieftain By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot T hey had read books about 18th-century Spanish explorers and heard accounts from their teacher of the navigators' arduous, four-year sea journey. But on Monday, the 28 California Elementary School students in Pat Couter's fourth-grade class saw · firsthand some of the hard work involved in sailing 18th- century vessels. The students visited the 103-foot, 1790s-style Hawai- ian Chieftain docked at the Cannery Restaurant in New- port Harbor. The Sausalito-based ship is in town through Jan. 21 to provide free dockside tours to the public, sun- •SEE HISTORY PAGE 6 A peek through the teak wheel of the Hawallan Chieftain Unds boatswain Kevin McKee teaching the puplls about navigation. BliZzard or bliss -tough chOice Fossjl collection lnay filld new digs at college l . • While locals bask in sunny 70-degree w eath- ~___.;;.-+~:u...o:..x--d in.llU.:.W.dbi!:J&..:--=. em half of the country are locked in their homes by record snow. By Carolyn Miiier, Daily Pilot • Mesa Consolidated and OCC officials will talk about housing the Reservoir 2 specil:il"enS' at the campus. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Piiot EVICTED Longtim_e airport tenant tOssed out Crime declines in Costa · Mesa • Despite a rise in assault incidents, the number of violent crimes dipped in 1995, according to state crime statistics. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Of:fid.als say the toils of the Police Department and the community working together to c~mbat crime are reilected in a new state study, which reports the number of vio- lem.and property mmes. took a - dip here in 1995, even though assault incidents rose. There was a 4% decrease in violent crimes -including hOIDl· ode, rape and robti:e -a:n<t ll 4.3% decrease in property crimes, such as bur· glary and· motor vehi· cle theft, in C o s t a Mes a . according to the Cali· fornia C r i m e Index for January through September of 1995, whrch com- pares crime data with the same time period m 1994. "Our patrQJ-.-: guys are really get- ting into communi- ty-orient- ed polic- • • mg •.. -TOM LAZAR •Our patrol guys are really getting into community-oriented policing,• Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar said. "The com- munity and the Police Depart- ment are working together with other departments in the city and using resources to attack the dif. ferent problems in the city." Lazar points to Shalimar Dnve m the city's West Side as an exam- ple. Last May, after a trilogy of violent, gang-related crimes, the • c:ommunity voiced its fears to the Police Department and City Hall. Officials listened and soon the street was blocked with cement pillars and the curbs-were paint- ed red to prevent parking by drug dealers. And police officers constantly patrol the neighbotbood •SEE CRIME PAGE .. ~----------------, I \ I, I \ AROUND TOWN 4 Cl.ASSIFIED POLia MES ~IUC NOTICES '"EVEROK:T SPOKT'S WEAllB 2 \\ I \ I I I t I Newport-Mesa I· wants clarification or ~chool ~ale guidelines By.Julie Ross Cannon, Dili1't Pilot " NEWPORT-MESA -A 0 dis· cigieement over whether the dty olliould pay the school district fair . J)larket volue for the Monte Vista ~chool site h~ led school offldals to request an explanation of. the State's Naylor Act provisions. : The Naylor Acf provides guideline! for selling school prop- erty, and the school district and itie CoSta Mesa Qty Council are at odds over its intezpretation. : The issue will be discussed at t.00.ay's school board meeting. : "We're just going to have our attorney come and e:zplain the ~aylor Act to the board and the community,• Superintendent Mac Bernd said. tion Code, a school district is. allowed two exemptioQS from the act if the district has ~ immedi· ate need to purchase property' for • school. . The district used one etemp- tion last year w'1en sellinQ' the Bear Street School. saying it needed to Purchase a school site in the Newport Coas\ area. School officials say the Monte Vista stte would be their second exemption, even though they don't plan to use the money from the sale to purchase Newport Coast property. The neeQ is enough for the exemption, they say. City officials, however, say that's not the intent of the act, and the dty should only have to pay 30% of the property's value. Also on today's school board agenda, trµstees are· expected to approve a bankruptcy settlement agreement with Orange County. • : In a letter to city officials last month offering the site for pur- ¢hase, school officials said they ~~exempt from offering the Cos- ~ Mesa site at 30% of the proper- ty'.s_assessedxalue~ b \he Naylor Act. · According to the state Educa · The school board meets at ? .m'..-at...the-H""'°'.-Community-- CeJ!ler at 425 E. 18th St., in Costa ... _ Mesa. Man drives new truck off of dealership lot • MAJ\( MARTJ.I /DAILY Pl.OT Rettred Marine pilot Dick Bertea looks out from the cockpit of his F4 U Corsair prior to ytxllng away from fe llow Marine Clift Fralzer's location at John Wayne Airport on Monday. --~-..-""The theft f rom Atlas knit cap walked into a gas station in the 2500 block of Newport Boulevard, pointed his handgun at the clerk and ordered him to open the register, Police said. Fra.izer loses battle with airport ' J Chrysler-Plymouth was ope of a string of unrelat- ii;<l weekend crimes. Bf Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot :: COSfA MESA -A man feign· ~ interest in buying a brmd new p{~up truck at a local car dealer ~day allegedly stole UR! vehicle ..o:i.en the salesman left to fetch bn the keys. · ~:'The man reportedly walked · Orfto the car lot of Atlas Cbrysler- PJymouth in the 2900 block.'t)f Har- . bor Boulevard at 7:45 p.m. and admired a 1996 DOOge Ram pick- ~!' truck spo~9 .I! $26,000 price ~g. -,. When the salesman helpiQg the. man discovered he was interested in the new truck. be went to fetch UJi vehicle's keys so the mnn teW.d haven test drive, police said. W when the salesman walked aifay, the man somehow got into tb:e truck. started it and drove ay.ray, Costa Mesa police Capt. Tdn Lazar said. : The alleged thief was described as Latino, 25 to 30 yean: old, 5 feet 5. inches to 5 feet 7 inches tall, w&ighing 150 pounds, with brown hair, eyes and a moustache. · In an Wllelated crime about 15 min_utes later on Sunday night, a gunman dressed in a green Army- type jack.et and pants and a black · After the· clerk banded over the $400 cash, the robbei-ordered hJm to Jay on the floor, police said. The robber then reportedly ran out" of the store and away with the mon- ey. The man is described as.Latino, "in his early 20s, 5 feet 5 inches tall with brown eyes and a brown moustache. Tbe second robbefy was Friday evening at 6:48 p.m. at Rancho Market in the 2400 block of New- ·port Boulevard. A man walked into the market and picked up n box of boking soda and asked the derk the price, palice said. Jbe clerk had to ask another clerk, then began ringing up the sale, at which time the man pulled out a gun from his waistband and ordered the clerk to open the reg- ister and get down on the ground, police said. The derk' obeyed his orders and handed the robber $276 casl), wbi.cq the man grabbed. He ran out of the store into a .silver Volk- swagen GTI. The man is described. as black, in his late .20s, with a two-day growth of bean!, about 6 feel tall and weighing 180 pounds. He was wearing a blue knit cap and a black jacket. • •A protracted rent dispute ends Monday as county officials lock up Cliff Fratzer's airplane repair business: By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -Cliff Fraizer'.s 39-year tenure at John Wayne Airport came to an abrupt end Monday . as O range County marshals reclaimed ------'-'-his small-plane ·we.had no recourse . oecause it would have been a giit of public funds to .anowhimto stay on the property with- out paying t " ren ... -PAT WARE • maintenance yard on the runway edge and a locksmith changed the build- ing's locks. A handful pf air- port operational staff members were on hand, but Fraizer was i;ioticeably ab.sent, having left with a truCkload of personal effects two hours earlier. The 86-year-old Marine Corps vet- eran has been at odds with airport officials for years over rent hikes, and h as not paid any rent on the 1-acre property since June 1995, said airport spokeswoman Pat Ware. , MMC MAAT'N I DAILY PllOl Retired Marine Y,eneral Ken W.JWelr flew lnto John Wayne AJrport Monda\' on a Douglas AD4 Sky Raider in a show of support for Cliff Fraizer, who was evicted from the airport on M onday. Driver takes out trash to put out fire "We sincerely regret having to take away by airport officials. this action, but we had no choice," An airplane mechanic in World War Ware said. ~we had no recourse II and Korea, Fraizer founded his air- because it would have been a gifl of craft repair business -A&E Inspection public funds to aUow him to stay on the Service -at the airport in 1957, leasing property without paying rent." a small patch of ground i11 the nliddle Of A ntnlh·grade dropout who fir.st learned to fly at age 19. Fraizer counts hlmseli as one or the original bam- ston11ers. He joined the Marines (n 1935 after three years in the reserves. NEWPORT BEACH -A smol- dering ember or burning ciga- rette butt tossed in a beach trash can may have sparked a fire in a garbage truck hauling discarded Christmas trees Monday. Wiren tile rut>tilsb ·m n tfash can on the beach nt 51st Street was emptied into the dty garbage puck at '9 a.m. Monday, the trash bwst.into names, Newport Beach l>ue • BatWlon Chief • Dennis Lockard said. ! The driver of the truck imme- ·' diately dumped the rubbish onto the sand and attempted to distin~ guish it until firefighters arrived, according to Newport Beach life· guards, who also arrived on the scene to help. Tiie -names <lldn't-damage the lTash truck because lhe hauler acted quickly in g etting the burning garbage out of the truck. There was no dollar amount in damages because it was, after all, just blazing rubbish. -By c;:arolyn Miller Numerous calls to Fraizer's house for w.hat wos then a scrub grass field. comment went unanswered M0nday. In 1994, Frilizer battled with the At 2:15 p.m., an hour and a half alter county Board of Supervisors, who voted the county---reposse.ssed ihe property, to terminate his 1ease·untiJ heTenewed two World War If aircraft, an A-D Sky a $2~ •ecurity deposit. Fraizer who Raider and an F-4U Corsair, taxied into paid about $1 ,200 a month in rent, con· Fraizer's former yard as a sign of sup-.!fill,ded airport officials had Illegally port for the man who had vowed to raisea his rent over the years by nearly fight the eviction. They were tltmed SS0,000. ~ -· -~-· --- • Fraizer was stationed-at Guadalcanal in World War It during a ·time of furtous attacks after Marines captured the island from the J_ap_ane.se. 1-te has rep8atealy s·~.,°"·d~h-e-will~~fi~ghl c~nly officials against an eviction. ~The county owns the dirt, bu tt own this property,· he said Sunday at work:, referriug to his long tenure at the facili· ty. "I 'm a fighter.• ~ l)J,i_lj~~t VOL 19, NO. JtO 1HCJIMS tt. .IOHNSOH. P'ublist'Jtf' . • ......... ~ !dttDt l1WI llllh' •, wmi.m Lobdell. TM wme 24-NMK answwtn; teMct mey tie UMd to fKOrd '9tt«s to tn. 9ditor on Mr/ top!(. ADDRUS Out~ i5 llO W. Bay St .. CON Mesa..C.llf. 92627. Deily Piiot. P.O. Bolt 1560, Costa Mes.a, CA. 92626. ~t: No news ltorles, Hlustnrtiofll. edito- rial matter or ~rtlsements herein can be ,reproduced witfl. out written j)efmlsslon of copy- right oWnefl WEA lEMKllATURES Newport Beach 71/50 '-eall;>oa to pa~ doudv sides ---COSTAMISA with m d tem~a--fwlUoodoy • 2500 blodt of COlumblli or1 .... : A burglar broke .,._t9 a . ........ 'l'wo major sWelh • Moose and took SlOO "'sh •nd S200 In chedts wtill• the tt'Si· """""""' -._.. dentWMM~. • ----Chy---..:: Ml'illlWil l't10lo Edltot WG&Oliti, _.,, """"""" NOTOlll ... o-;flod-............. f't0f11Udoi• Mt' 1 Mr llWI. C.CW1tn:Mlil ..,. •• WGYIC."' ,.,.. ...,._,,.,,... CAii.----•ecesHQDM M2-'tbur'awa1w1111Mutttll~ ,...,._..,. .. IM,_.. ,.._.,... __ _ COl!l!ICDONS It " the ~ pol'ky to prompt• 1y COfT9CI: an 8fTOrt of subttaoc•. ,.._ m1 574-4231. Thank yau. HOW TO BEAQt US ~ The TllMI Orenge County' (800) 252·9141 AdWlnhing Caulfled 642·5671 Di5pley 642-021 ........ 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"°'""-"'"'""" The thief then ramedttfd tht t'ftldtnc-. cut ~phone..,_ and ... fofwcMt for thli too« two VCf\j, • Tv. • c.alJlt: box and lltw.w... ~ ,..., ------""'-=---tO be wtaring • 919 mtlk. "not.~ mlN9" tn. i»'lCI) 976-SUt<r. fOff:: "°"'the ..... no. ult costs s 1.50 • 1 lllodl: ... =·-A t.tcm c.rM1 laoM CCN9f ,,....,...,._ ... wn *""'off• bMt tt Ml dock9d. • , Tnne will soon run short on RV owners, council decides • It agrees to modify ordinance banning vehicles, with certain exceptions, from parkilig at a res- idence for more than 24 hours. By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot - NEWPORT BEACH -In two weeks, the clock starts ticking for owners of recreational vehicles. The City Council voted unanimously Monday to reintroduce an ordinance reg- ulating the length of time an RV owner can park bis vehicle on public streets. Where RV owners previously could leave the11 vehlcles in one spot for 72 hours, that length will be reduced to 24 hours once the new regulations take effect. The council's vote came after numer- ous RV owners testified that the existing regulations were adequate. The 12-hour limit just needed better enforcement, RV owners claimed. "This would make me feel like a crim- inal,• said P.W. Shaw, an RV owner and longtime resident. •r can in no way com- ply with the 24-hour rule.• -Police and trittic officials say the Changes in the ordinance are designed. to eliminate the hassles of RVs parked for excessive lengths of time on public streets. Police officials frequently have received complaints from residents who say the RVs block their views and cause potential traffic hazards. In fact, local realtor Marda Dossey said she was involved 1n an accident that came as a res\Ot of a parked RV. "The ~afety issue for the majority of people should really ht! considered,. Dossey said. "That should be the main concern.• But most of the RV owners who spoke Monday night said they were not irre- sponsible and many of them pay to store their vebicles in commercial lots, some- times outside the dty. .. And many of these same owners said the regulations would make things clitti- cult. Residents who plan long trips gener- ally need between 48 hours to 72 hours to load and unload their vehis_les and charge refrigerators inside their RVs, the vehicle owners told the counol. Police said they understood the RV owners' special needs. The regulations wiD allow for ~ tions. One exeption is that owners cliL phone the appropriate agency and get ·~ciol pennisston to leave th~ v~ longer. • Officials from the police department also agreed to continpe discussions with • RV owners to work toward mu~. acceptable soJutions. • • "We've heard what you said tonight,• said CoWlcilwoman Jan Dehay. ·wllb the exceptions you'll be able to load ~ unload your vehlcle. • Memorable moments with moray eels and Marco BAJlR EL OF F U N T he moray eel ls a fearsome creature. With his long, serpentine body, his mean eyes, his powerful jaws, his Iazor-sharp teeth and his miserable disposition, he lives in holes or crevices in which abalone and lobsters live. There he lurks with on~ ambi- tion -to bite someone, particu- larly me. When not actually biting someone, his mouth keeps opening and closing. lchthf olog:ists claim they. do that to breathe. _ Nonsense. They are practic- -----H'lff-Dl·tfl·lftff-!tft'ITW'!One, particularly me. During my diving years, I had numerous contacts with mora__ys, all disagree~bl«:. ,JY/Q..of them were when I was with my old friend Marco Anich . I shall call tho~~ex eriences Marco/Moray 1 and -Marco/Morey n . Marco/Moray l Marco and 1 w ere dlying for abalone off Ladder Rock in Corona del Mar. We had gone into a small cave in about 20 feet of water. I was just behind Marco. He reached for an abalone, a moray emerged and took a snap at him. Understandably, he jerked his arm back. Unfortunately, his elbow smashed into my face mask. ln those days, we did not have shatterproof glass, just plain old window glass. Mine hath:& ed into a thousand pieces, every one of which rober-t - g ardner beaded for my eyes. I closed my eyes and Marco and I backed ut of the Co.Ye..-Whenl. s.uc. • faced, eyes squincbed tightly shut, I squalled, "Marco, I'm blind!" qwet, measunng tones, ~ "Why-don'tyou open your eyes and find out?" I put my face down in the water, swished it around a cou· ple of times and lo and behold, no glass in the eyes. End of Marco/Moray I. I had- n't even seen the moray, but he had made a fool of me. Marco/Moray Il Marco and I were at a party in China Cove. At that time I kept a lobster trap in the chan- nel off the west jetty. I suggest- ed that Marco and I check the trap foT lobsters. Everyone was . .,, delighted. We secured an ancient row- NO Drive, Une or Hasslell · "We come to your home or office for computer service " boat and rowed across the bay. I dove to the trap and saw some lobsters plus a moray. I surfaced &nd advised that I had no intention of sticking my hand in that trap with a moray in it. Marco handed me a line, told me to secure it to the trap. I did and Marco pulled the trap up to the boat. He pulled the lid off the trap and poured six lobsters and one moray into the bottom of the boat. - Jhen eqsued a comedy rou- tine of which the Three Stooges would have been proud. Marco tried to bash the head of the moray. He missed the moray but knocked a board la.ase..from th.e..hottom oL.the boat. Then the Three Stooges rou- tine be an. Two barefpot men m a rap1 y s1 ng oa ong Wttha: moraycmd. -stxlt>t:mers, everyone jumping around while the moray tried to bite either Marco or me and the lobsters just jumping ·around for the hell of it. Finally the boat sank, the moray and the lobsters left, Marco and I pulled the boat up on the jetty, pounded the plank back into place and we rowed back to the party without the promised lobsters. · Final score: Moray eels 2, Gardner 0. • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a r~ldent of Corona del Mar. His column runs Tuesdays. lflRON'I' BIUUCllS •591s .S. YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Sueb Delicious Food! 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Costa Mesa officials are Ina.king sure they'll be included 1n any future plans to develop ~e tonner Coastal fnn Motel property on Newport Boule- "ard. : The City Council last week l:hanged the zoning on the rear portion of the lot -which runs parall~ Newport Boti}evard, betW'een Santa Isabel Avenue and Wilson Street -to a planned residential develop- Jnent. That means any future development will bave to win approvals from both the Plan- nir\Q Coaurussion and the coun- pl, leaving city officials with more bargaining power. Under the new zoning - which includes a medium-den· sity residential land-use desig- nation -the owner of the prop- erty can build up to 12 housing units per acre. But, the city is under no obligation to grant th& 12-unit dehsity. The final densi- ty will be negotiated with incentives. For example, city dfficials might ask for certain design improvements in exchange fQr more units. Officials $ay this • leaves both the city and the developer with a better, more innovative project. · -By Tina Borgatta briefly in t he news New sprinkler system will nourish plants A program designed to re- 1 ntroduce native plants to· Fcilrview Park ...,QJJ continue to flourish under funding approved b9 the Costa Mesa City Council l~t week. The council approved funding for an overheatl sprtn:kler-system lo. helJf maintain some 140 new plants that have taken root in the park over the past year. Currently, workers must use as many as four 100-foot sections of one-inch c.tiameter rubber hoses t() water the plants -with-tteated waste water Artists may submit teaching healthy, nurturing par- enting. A training class will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 16 and 17, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 20 al the Child Abuse Pre- vention Center, 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 7 in Costa Mesa. Volunteers must attend all ~ssioRs te qualify-ror-the- program. From January through Sep- tember last year, 29,390 incidents of child abuse were reported to the Orange County Abuse Reg- istry. According to Kathy McCar- relL executi-v.e di.tecto.r oLtb,e Exchange Club center, these sta- tistics demand a response from the community. Call 722-1107. work for city galte-'-=ry~-l----- The Newport Beach Arts com-Negative peer pressure rrQSSion lS seek.mg new artists for topic at meeting the 1996-97 City Hall exhibits. Artists working m all media types The impacts of peer pressure aie eligible. will be addressed at the Parents For consideral.lon, artists Who Care meeting Tuesday, Jan. should submit 10 slides of their 16, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Llttle work to the Newport Arts Com-Theater of Corona del Mar High rrussion, c/o Newport Beach School. · Community Services department, This month's topic is "What 3300 Newport Blvd.. Newport Happens When The Party Is Beach, CA 92658-8915 Over? Hotels? Alcohol? Cruising? For more informabon. call 644-Unsupervised House? Drugs?" 3l51. Representatives of the New- . \4>lunteer to help combat child abuse . The Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention Center contin- ues lo seek volunteers lo work w1th families. Volunteers receive training from profesSJonal case workers and are then matched with a fam- ily struggling with lSSues of child aguse. The volunteer becomes a stlpport system for the at-risk fc:Qnily, going into the home, and SHAPE-UP -------- NEW P 0 RT With lw. Open 5:30ain lo 9!00pm ... In Westdiff Plaza ... . at 17th & Irvine • NB 631-3623 ~?lte4a, port Beach Police Department, psychologists and several alco- holic teens will join the panel and give their viewpoints on what parents can do lo help their chil- dren deal with alcohol and peer pressure. Parents Who Care is a volun- teer organization whose mission 'is to create a supportive network of parents through a positive structure of sharing information that can help en,hance parenting skills and promote age-appropri- ate choices. For information, call 640-8917. N!!_r1 Jr111 ()11//('f 70 % Off of What? Compare our prices. See our selection. Experience our customer service. HEMPHILL'S l RUGS & CARPET~ Mon-Fri 10·6 Sat 10-5 722· 7224 230 East 17th St., Costa Mesa "Over 50 Years o Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW F'uRNITURB • DRAPERIES ~USIOM FURNITIJRE RE-UPHOLSTERY Rec reate y our existing furni ture to cre a te n ew updated designer s tyles! __ TODAY CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S LUNCHEON The Newport Beach Christian ~omen's Club will hold a lun- cheon, fashion show, music and lecture today. Doors open at 10:45 a.m. The cost is $18 inclusive and reservations are necessary. For J?lOre information, call 964-5007 or 760-9616. STROKE PltEVENTION On the second Tuesday of each month at 11 a .m., The Jewish Senior Center, 250 E~ Baker in Costa Mesa alol'\g with Western Med.feat Center will present a series of seminars and events titled .. A New · Beginning.~ Today's topic is Brain Attack· Stroke Prevention and includes cotnplimeutat y so eenb1gs;-test5 and refreshments. For more infor- mation, call 953-3663. , . PRESOfOOl Cl.ASSES Three new classes for preschoolers are be.mg offered by the Newport Beach Commu- ~1ty Services Department. •1 Love To Draw" on Tuesdays and "I Love To Paint• on Thursdays from 1-2 p .m. are for 4 to 6-- olds and begin today. The fee for either is $43. "Sunflowers and Mud Pies" is for two-to five- year-olds on Thursdays from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. and costs $38. For more informati~. call 644- 3151. MAJL ORDER BUSINESS Orange Coast College will bold a workshop on "How To Start a Order Business" today from 6:30 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 n'\citerial fee to be paid to the class instructor. For roont information, call 432-5880. 'DEALING WfTH LAWYERS' Learn to deal with lawyers at a free noon program today in the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Central Library. The library is located at 1000 A.vo-- cado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. Make Those Patios & Entries Beautiful Designed by Roger's Gardens Colorscapc -640-5806 Jim Jennings CUSTOM MASONRY 170 E. 17th St. • Suite 206 Co ta Me a (714) 645-8512 Srar~ Ucmse 1392707 EN~DLL ~ lf"]\_f\_I! 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For "Scheberazade/ Barber's Over-more in.formation, call 729-4400. ture to "The School for Scandal.• r Al CHI and Bruch's Violin Concerto No. A variety of seven·week class 1, featuring violinist Marla Bach-for beginners, intermediate and mann. The concerts will begin at advanced levels of T'ai Chi 8 p.m., with concert previews at 7 Ch'uan -the~ ancient Chinese p.m. at Orange County Perform-exercise art that combines tech- ing Arts Center in Costa Mesa. niques of meditation and motion - Tickets range from $15 to $43. Por will be offered by Orange Coast more information, please call 755-College. For more information, 5799. call 432...5880. DRAWING/PAINTING A new series of drawing and painting workshops will begin today and continue for eight Wednesdays in Vince Jorgenson Center, Mariners Llbrary, 20005 Dover Drive in Newport Beach from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The sessions are designed to provide individualized instruction using mixed media for beginning through advanced students. Call 644-3151 for more information. MATH WORKSHOP A free four-part workshop titled •Becoming Math Con1i- dent" is offered on Wednesdays beginning today from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at,Orange Coast College's Re-Entry Center in Costa Mesa. CONSUMER HEALTHCARE "A Consumer Perspective On Navigating The New Healthcare System" will be presented today at 7:30 a.m. by The Newport Foundation at Balboa Bay Club, Bayside Room, 1221 West Pacific Coast highway in Newport Beacti. The cost is $20 for mem- bers and $28 for non-members and includes breakfast. For more information, call 675-3228. DUNES RESORT'S ]J.L\Y .,.,,,..,*yew ........ ,,..11r111y., ...... ,, ... .,,... .. 714 / 347-8700 'Experts Crack Access Codes . By D. E. Cl~HER PACIFIC a BELL. N E T W 0 It .K Bow will ~011 ••• it?• • CON11NUED FROM 1 in bQlh &ars and on bikes to keep the J>Nce, which bas reigned fo:r themost part. While the overall numbers are proQliling for the city in these two areas of crime, the state report reveals there was a 11.8% increase in aggravated assault crimes in C o s t a Mesa. In 1994, there were 152 aggravated assaults reported, compared to 110 reported in 1995. Lazar attributes Uus rise to increased reporting of crimes such as domestic disputes that are diffi- cult for police to prevent but that have been brought to the fore- front by the media and such events as the O.J. Simpson trial. The support from the commu- nity, the fact that domestic vio• lence crimes can now be prose- cuted as a felony, and the notori- ety of these kind of crimes has incited more people to report them to police instead of keeping them hidden behind closed Ctoors, he said. "People are saying, Tm going to do someUung about it. If my husband IS duking 1t out, I'm going to call the police,'" Lazar said BLJSS CONTINUED FROM 1 throu_9h the week, weather offi-cials say. - --- lt Is this Ccilifornia -where Llcitra ~nt a week zip~ing aroWld ~der -sunny skies, gdWl<lng at O.J.'s hpuse, galavdnting at the beach and glimpsing the Golden Gate Bridge - lhdt seemed like another planet when compdfed to his now bleak world paralyzed by snow and ice. "It's been pretty bad," Llotra said, adding thdl the weather out- side his home reached a miser- able 18 degrees and later clunbed lo 30. "I'm d bachelor and don't k~ep much m my frtdge. but this time l went to the store and bought mac-and-cheese, frozen ctucken dinners -whatever l could get my hands on " The weather has disrupted everything, he said. The govern- ment, schools and cUiports have shut down. There is no mail, no ttash pick up, no newspaper, even t.Oe TV shows have been altered to accommodate the storm. "They trashed traditional pro- gramming for 24-hour coverage of what they already ccill the 'Bliz- zard of '96,"' Licitra lamented. When dftemoon arrived and the 2-3 feet of snow had settled, Llcitra set out to plow his d.rive- wdy, shake the heavy snow off his shrubbery and hope his roof FOSSILS CONTINUED FROM 1 So. we'd probably put one or more displays m that building." But, the water distnct and the -.cltool still needs to iron out cost clTld liability details. After losing ctll those boxes of fossils from the Lindbergh campus this past sum- mer. Mesa Consolidated's board C1f directors want to be sure the school or agency that displays the HISTORY CONTINUED FROM 1 set sails and maritime history programs for schools. Cynthia Shettler, 9, and Justin Vanderwal, 9, were among some of the California Elementary students who helped the crew hoist the ship's 1-ka.ils-MGRday. "Raising the sails was real- ly fun," Cynthia said. Though the students also spent time wouldn't cave m under the w.ei.ghW)t~mo.w •. "This is rare. Occasionally it snows and people are inconve- nienced," he said. "It's sort of fun learning how to measure the bay's depth and talking about trade and the perils of ocean voyages, Cynthia and Justin said they liked raising the sails the most. ult's a great hands-on experi- ence for the kids," Couter said. The trip coincided with the stu- dents' lessons on California explorations. ult a captain didn't like you back then-, ~tie-a rope around your leg and throw you over the side of the ship and drag you," Justin said. "Not • Ashley Crowder, right, and Jose Bar- rera, cen- ter, move ln for a doser look at a . compass aboard the Hawallan Chieftain. MARC MARTIN . I DAILY PILOT many lived. I wouldn't want to be alive back then." The students were also excit- ed to see a thick school of jelly- fish swimming near the ship. The field trip was sponsored by the California-Elementary PT A. The Hawaiian Chieftain is open to the public for free dock tours from 1 to 5 p.m. Monday throuyh Fnday. Weekend ocean sunset sails will b~ offered Sat- urday «ffd Sutlda-y. Built .in Lahaind, Maui, in 1985, the vessel is a 1790s-style square-rigged topsail ketch. in a~ay, you feel like d kid OE__ t---nr7~~~~..r=~-rr:~--4--a.--..._-11-1J-J11--1~.1----.vacation and it's very pretty." But when you are stuck in an ·rport.willl no way out, the pow- er of the wedther is daunting and depressing. "An old couple was really tired and had waited all day to fly to the East ~oast and they couldn't go," said Gitesh Patel. the front desk manager at the Radisson Plaza Hotel near John Wayne Airport Patel actually went to the d1r- port across the street to offer hi'> assistance Sunday to what ,., called "distressed trdvelers." "They were very sad and they came to our hotel where we lned to cheer them up." Patel Sclld To lessen their burden, Patel Sclld he discounted the hotel room by about 75%. This couple was among only a handful of passengers at John Wayne Airport whose travel plans were altered by the storm, airport spokeswoman Pat Ware said. The airport fared well becduse it is usual- ly the first leg of many flights to hub airports, like Dallas and Denver. where there were df>Jays, she said. By mid-morning Monday, about 10 flights departing from John Wayne Airport were delayed from the wait al the hubs. Ware said. remaining specimens is willing to take full responsibility for them. "I think the board feels the fos- sils should remain under lock and key, unless the people who dis- play them agree to take full responsibility for their safety and cost." Mesa board president Trudy Oh.lig said Monday. 6 Week & 3 Month · Pe~sonol TroiniQg Specials -- - ---=--,~-= -lj ~------~ - - NATALIA LARSON MEMBER FOR 12 YEARS TWO AEROBIC CLASSES & TWO WEIGHT TRAINING SESSIONS A WEEK CENTER CONTINUED FROM 1 Mac.Arthur Boulevard. Traffic circulation became a flash point as the project's design went through review during city public hearings. Residents of the Harbor View Hills homeowners association, located across MacArthur Boulevard, said that extra traffic from the center would cause numerous problems to area reS'- idents. Center customers would cut through the Harbor View Hills community and tie up MacArthur Boulevard to the point the street would eventual- ·Iy need to be wideoed to six lanes, project opponents claimed. Irvine Co. administrators argued the MacArthur Boule- vard entrance was essenbal to the project's success. Without that entrance, the developer would have difficulty attracting tenants, company representa- tives said. . Ultimately, The Irvine Co. agreed to modify the design. The MacArthur Boulevard entrance was moved further south , away from the intersec- tion of MacArthur and Harbor Vln Drive, and would be an •in·oruy• entrance. The new design won the approval of both the Newport Beach Planning Comminion and the City Council. But offi- cials from M:rs. Gooch's, a Sher- man Oaks-based specialty mar- ket, balkea at the new concept and have refused to proceed with its lease. Officials from both Mrs. Gooch's..and 'tM IMna-Co.ooMy- discussions between the two agencies are contim~ing. A spokeswoman for the market said Mrs. Gooch's has every intention of taking up residence in the plaza. "There are some issues, but we feel that we can work it out, • spokeswoman Susan Simon said. "We feel we could be suc- cessful down (in Newport Beach). Thomas. said construction of the center will not proceed unW the center is at least 70-80% leased and a major tenant signed up. uwe have a lot invested m 'encouraging Mrs. Gooch's to come to this spot,• Thomas said. "We're still hopeful that some- thing can be worked out to satis- fy them, us and the community. I'm not sure what that is short of reopening the ingress-egress issue." 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The coloring contest theme was PEACE. The Grand Prize winner is Stephanie Speer, age 9, from Corona dcl Mar, who received a $100 gift certificate to NIKE TOWN. -Firsc place winners arc Jusdn Speaks, age 6, from Newport Beach; Carley Milllian, age 8, from Costa Mesa; and Katie Flores, age-10, from Costa Mesa. Each first place winner received a $75 gift ccniflcate to NIKE TOWN. A special thank you to NIKE TOWN who provided a free gift to all youngstcn that entered the coloring contest, in addition to the gift ccnificatcs awa_rded to the wiMcn. Winning anwork is being displayed near Cwtomcr Service at NIKE TOWN throulhout he hotld ys. AU artwo can ~~~ t=:r the holidays ar Customer Smicc during normal Thanks to all the younptm who enttftil ow contest. II EYE-OPENER Girls on the wrestling team? Estancia has two of them . -~--,., ·---....... ___ ,,. . Whoa Nellie! Dick Lane would have flipped out over this particular situation.· A ct I, Scene I: Curtain opens with two high school wrestlers squaring off on a mat. One is a boy The other -a girl. "CuW "Sorry, coach She already won " "What!'" That's the way it is nowadays And Estanoa High is the latest school to experience fl~ ~trying out---mtd competing -m what have traditionally been boys' sports. Just recently my colleague ~d bydgy,_Rich Dunn~w~~- about the opportunities high school girls have to earn college scholarships by playing water polo. Can wrestling be far behind? HAMMERLOCK QUOTE OF THE DAY ·1 don 'r pl.ay golf. rm rull a (JOI/er. Tiil.i fol' m" is an nerc1se in public hum1liattoo ... • -PRO-AM EATRY QIAIUIB ROGERS • ~ ... ~=-=...~a..;m ~..._~-l..lf&-\l'-4-IW-l~llUl*""t--~:---t--~~ worries were I want- ed the boys to wres- tle seriously and It's probably too early to answer that question. Besides, at this point sisters Yesica and Mayra Santiago (pronounced Jessica and Myra) of Estancia don't really care about that Or about the questions that are LEAH HOGSTEN I DAJLY PILOT Maya:a (left) and Yeslca Santiago have a grip on their athletic dreams of We within the ropes as members of Estancia Hlgh's wrestling team. Mayra is part of the junior varsity squad; Yeslca bas a spot on the trosh-soph team and has won a match. not think about hold- ing back. And the girls ... they giggle. I don't like that ... " sure to become more vocal about whether guls and boys should be wrestling against each other. For now they're JUSt the first two girls to earn spots on the school's wrestling team. Yesica competes on the frosh/soph team while Mayra is part of the JVs. Maybe 1t will help to know the two girls didn't enter into th.is arena defenseless. Both a.re in the senior class at the Newport/Mesa Martial Arts School in Costa Mesa where they've achieved brown belt , status in Shaolln and Hsiang I styles of Kung Fu. "There is a lot of discipline with Kung Fu,• said Richard Cartwright, the girls instructor of the past 3-1/2 years. "It teaches you how to relax, how to get out of situations and how to apply locks and holds "They're both excellent students and they hold their own against the others.• Students of both sexes, ages 4 to 68. study at the martiaJ arts school, so competing against boys isn't really an unusual event for the Santiago sisters ·Actually it's kind of tun because we can show the wrestling team how to do a few choke holds,· Yesica said. "They think it's neat." Estancia Coach Dave Jones put the situation into the best perspective when the two girls first showed up and said they wanted to be part of the team "'You want to be the stat girls?'· Mayra said he asked her. "I told lum no we want to wrestle" She said he asked them again ··with the boys?' "We just told him agam we want to wrestle.• After the initial shock, Jones agreed to let Mayra and Yesica JOin the team. •t just told them that they shouJdn't expect any speaal treabnent," Jones said. "If you want to slap the boys around, they're going to do the same thing to you. "Plus, they're probably going to try harder because they dor1't want to be beaten by a girl.· He did have some other reservations. "My two major worries were 1 wanted the boys to wrestle senously and not thmk about · I holding back,· Jones scud. ·And \,he guls they giggle 1 don't I like that • The second ma} be d little hdrd for Yes1ca to stop smce she's a naturally, bubbily 15-year-old freshman She's still adjusting to gomg from a big fish in JUnior high to high school ftsh bcUl Just like any other freshman The only dHf erenc:e'l~ she finds pleasdre in competing on the mats m the 130-pmmd division. And as in the mythical operung. she, loo, beat d boy m a match m her first frosh/soph tournament After being outpomted m her fust fow Home · is where the heart is • Booster's heart in the right place, but there's a better way to use the available property. S ports is my arena, but I have to admit, I never skip the front page1 'ca\.lSe you never know ... sometimes it's a really wild and wacky section. But I have to admit, Monday's edition just blew m & away. First of all, God Bless Costa Mesa booster Bruce Williams, who wants something better for Costa Mesa and Estancia high school athletes. On the surface it all looks great, a nice football stadium on the Costa Mesa campus, and only some $2.3 million and half of the available 18 acres on the farm property at Costa Mesa High would be required "I just didn't feel like it was our home game,• Wllllam.s was quoted .. in the story, alluding to a Costa : Mesa football game M Davidson 1 Field on the Newport campus. Well, it's been home to Costa Mesa High's teams for 36 years, and for Estanda tor 30 years, and for Corona del Mar for 3• years. I'll grant you, it's not much of a ' home field when any of those IC.booll happen to play Newport Harbor, regardless of who ts • designated u the home team. But 1n , any other attuation, it sure bas been home. Prwently there la a committee formed from within the Newport MIN Dlltric:t to dMl wtth the apgndlng att>avktMa Pleld, to bdDg lt tn line wttb a state of the art llyle. Aad natNng Would be better. I ....... ~ • ...,way . .. .... • Cllla Miia High .... , roger car Ison What is needed at Costa Mesa High on some of that acreage 1S a Newport-Mesa School District Soccer Stadium, un-llt, with 500 permanent seats on each side, marked as a soccer field should be, not in the present state of rigged football fields with soccer markings. A legitimate soccer field, for all four schools to play their home games on, not on their practice football fields, or at David.son. And, a second soccer field for practice, all with ongolrlg upkeep. What 1s needed it a lighted district bdsebell field, where all four schools woUld ave the abWty to host their games at a fteld1WhJch would rival any ln Southern California, complete with ample permanent seating and J accomodatiom, wtth otJgoJng upkeep. What 11 needed II a ~hted dlltrict loftba.11 field. wbeni all fOW ldlooll would have the •bllttt to boet their gUMI at a not compuable to tb• bueblD fedlitMI, • wttb ~.,,,,,..,,But ... than _,ebiDg, It tba IOU* ....... wlddl,..., ..... out. a JI a ipGlt wtik:b «Mtllaa. to steadily grow in terms of interest and participation, and it's a statement that the Newport-Mesa School District cares about all of its students. The •dream• is for a practice football field with lights and a nine-lane regulation track. Every school in the district has a practice field, with a track around it, now, excepting Newport, which has a field adjacent to the stadium. Williams' goal is to raise some $4 million for the project. There's no problem with that, but just use the available property in the right way so athletes ·at GU four schools, in muJtiple sports, can get the benefit; and while you're at it, seek out Estancia, Corona del Mar and Newport for assistance. Another item to consider: Uttle League ... as in three diamonds and a softball field, a reasonable gift. A second 5,000-seat football stadium in a district which houses four schools, which total out to some .C,500 students? Take a look wbel\ you have a fifth school, and 7 ,500 students, which is a lo~g way off. As for stadium diiections, they are simple. Go east on 17th to Irvine and turn right. And once in a while, walk across the street to OCC. But wouldn't it be great U the dlreetions for tlie tiaieball-game, the softball game or, especially, the soccer game, we1e even simpler: Pal.rview Ave., across tbe street from Orange Cout College. And while you're et it, b~ O.vidlon Field mto an even home fteld for Cotta Mesa. and Estanda, becaUM lt bu alWayl been your ~ft.id. The plan is for a ~r.-, ln February at Planet H~. lbat'• the one ddna that .U.. .... ... beeeu.ttia;Dlan_.11 Mn1Y out al .. wodcf. • -C'M.1111 llh Spor'9 Nlor . matches, she pulled off tht- upset of the day "My teammates were really surprised when I won • Yec;1ca Sdld "It feels good to wm and I've never been pinned.· Yes, a giggle or two did sneak m there. but 1t -.eemed pretty justifiable m context. MayTa will have to wait for her first wm on the JV lt>am At this point, the 16-yedr-old 1un10r 1 needs to address some dcademk concerns beforl' she competes m a match, according to Jones. It might seem that martldl arts and wrestling wouJd be all-conswning of the Sanbdgo sisters' time, but thdl tsn't the case They both had parts in "The -ESTANOA HIGH WRESTLING COACH DAV£ JONES Glory of Chnstmas producbon at the Crystal Cathedral. Whdt pdrts? "We played Romdn Soldiers with spedrs dnd everything.· '-did Mdyra . She remembered the stage mandger got a strdilge look on h1-. fdcP when told about the two guls ··He said You mean those two girls are going to be Roman soldiers? • MayTa said. Isn't tlus where we came m? ( I ( ) I I· :\. ( ) I I ..... youth soccer Surf sinks the competition • Six locals continue this weekend in Region 97 AYSO playoffs. The Surf, of Newport Beach, gathered momen- tum and overwhelmed two opponents Saturday in the opening weekend of the Region 97 AYSO Area playoffs. • They were one of six. boys and girls teams in divi- sions 3, 4 and 5 competition this weekend. All six teams will be baCk at it again this coming Saturday. The girls 4 champion Surf continued their march towards an undefeated season beating Costa Mesa 6-1 on Saturday and coming back ln afternoon to submerge Tustin 1-0. Katie Iacovino picked up the bat tri.ck in the opening game ~d Jennifer Miller bad two goals and Jennifer Arrow one for the Surf. Miller tied Iacovino for the day's scoring honors by putting in the winning goal in the second game for her third goal in the two games. Goalie Danna Farrer was outstanding in the win as were defenders Sarah Cassesso, Nicol~ CasseS&Q and Krista Mcintosh. Boys4 The Green Machine had a tough day losing to Costa Mesa 2-1 and to Tustin 4-2. They controlled the field most of the first game, but came up just short. In the second game, R.J. Rut- ter and Matt Posey scored goals for Newport. Girls 3 The Green Giants stumbled out of the blocks, los- ing 3-1 to South hvine and 2-1 to Corona del Mar. Kristin Case scored both goals for Newport •o increase ber season total to 18. _, • Goalies Andrea Schutz and Colleen Farrell played well in net. Kate Trine~ and Mary Ann Her- berts put in strong efforts. A Boys 3 • •. The Cosmos tied Tustin in a morning game, 1-1, ·and then came back to Shut out Costa Mesa 3-0 m the afternoon. 'n'aighe Concannon scored all four of Newpon;'s goals. Tun Birdsong and Nick Farrel were credited with assists again.st Costa Mesa. ' Andy Gold did a job in goal and was helped ®t by defenders Andrew Brown, Tod.ct Lamberton, Brad · Patterson, Charles Lumpkin and Nick Popov. Th~y were supported by Eric Gonzales, Garrick Torrey and Nick Bowser. Girls 5 v Quiksilver fought for a 1-1 tie with South Irvine and came back to notch a 2-t win over North Irvine. Amanda Wittman scored the opening-game gbh.l and came back with a second in the afternoon gan;(e. Katie Erickson scored the other goal in Newport's win over North Irvine. Boys5 The Blue Sharks defeated South Crvine 2-1 and then dropped a 5-2 decision to North Irvine. Jerry Barela was stellar in goal, preserving New- port's win. Eric Schelin and Matt 'n'acy scored the two goals on assists by Jose Robles and James Cow-an. . Schelin scored both goals in the afternoon game on assists by Phil Gustin and Cowan. __ Ameba teams .show well at ~~-Five CASEY LUKSCH I DAILY PILOT Estancia Higb's Brandon Casillas receives some accolades from teammates Prough Jahid (3) and Ryan Simpson (44) after a Burry of blocked shots against University ln Pacific Coast League basketball acUon last Friday. Casillas had a triple-double, with 12 blocked shots, 13 rebounds and 23 points. He and his Eagles are 14-3 overal, No. 9 in CIF Division m rankings. HISTORY IN THE MAKING -All four girls basketball teams - Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa Estancia and Newport Harbor - make the grade in CIF Division m ratings this week. By Jim Walters, Daily Piiot For the first time in the history of the New- port/Mesa School District, all four girls basketball learns are ranked in the Top 10 in the CIF South- ern Section's DtVlsion ill polls released Monday. Estancia and Corona del Mar, previously unranked, make their debuts at No. 6 and No. 9, respectively. On the strength of two wins, Costa Mesa moved up from eighth to No 5, while New- port Harbor, on a six-game losing skid, dropped from third to No. 8. -Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar and Estancia . compete in Division ill-A, while Newport Harbor, with more athletes to choose from, competes in Division ill-AA. The Eagles (14-1) moved into the rankings on 1.he strength of a 51-38 victory Thursday over Uni- versity, tbe defending Pacific Coast League champs. The victory went a long way in proving the Eagles should be in the found in the thidt of the hunt for a league title and that their 14-1 record (1-0 in the PCL) is more re,.lity than fluff. ·our girls like that stuff, but I've been around enough to know that the only poll that counts is • the one at the end of the season, H said Estancia Coach Russ Davis. "If we are in the Top 10 on Feb. 9th (the last day of the season), I'll be hap-. py.· : While happy for the kids and the school, Davis v :ls more concerned with the work still tu be dohe, the bigger schools. "Having all four teams in the rankings says so much for the basketball in the Newport/Mesa area." After winrung the Cavalier Classic Sunday with a 64-62 win over Canyon in the champi- onship game, the Sea Kings ,.9.i:opped two straight to fall to 13-4, 0-1 in the Sea View League. In fairness. the Sea Kings have been hit by ill- nesses that knocked starters Jenrufer Gardner (11.5 rebounds a game) and Brittany Simon and her on-court aggressiveness out of the starting lµleup for both losses. "This ranking has really given the guls a boost of confidence: Flint said. ·1 told them it also means other teams will be shooting for T<>P 10 us, too." Like El Toro, which is coached by former CdM JV Coach Carol Mur- phy. She coached most of Corona's current crop of seniors. Gardner and Simon are expected back for the game. Costa Mesa (10· 7) and Newport Harbor (7-6) squared off ·in a thrilling 50-4 7 non· league matchup Saturday, won by Costa Mesa. -rather than accepting th& accolddes of the--il--l~""' The victory was especially uplifting for the Mustangs after their lethargic showing in a 44~ victory uir-tneir Pacific Coast -moment. ,......, _____ ......_ _______ _ "To be perfectly honest with you, I don't worry .. ebout anything you can't control,• he said. "It's ~~nice we are there, but it's not a big deal to me .right now. The last poll is the one that matters.• Corona Coach Garth Flint said he and bis team ' ;first heard about the Sea Kings' No. 9 ral1king · after Monday's practice in preparation for a Tues- • day road game at m Toro. . "We're really excited about being ranked," .,Plint said. "We've been ranked before in the !ow- ,. er division, but this ts much more meaningful be.cause we are the smAller guys playing against 1 • -• , • • p· -r • · • --I 1,-I ~ ,... , .J • ~, ~ ~-,_ - - -• ~ ,_. ·u .... ~IL.~-·-~~ League opener Thursday which sent Laguna Beach to its 30th straight league loss. After opening up the season 7-0 under first. year coach Bob Dulrus, Newport Harbor has been on a downward spiral. The losses include some of the best talent 1n the area like last week's thrash- ing at the hands of No. 1 Woodbridge, 69-26. While hard to swallow, the strong preseason schedule should be a benefit for the Sailors come playoff time. It's definitely caught the pollsters' at- tention. Phebus honored TODAY MSKITIALL College men • Point lOfm Corona del Mar High product Keri hebus, a.n Nazarene~ Southern C.llfomla Col· All-America for UCLA last year in women's tenniS, lege, 7:JO. was nominated for the Honda-Broderick Cup, the Colltge women -Point Loma top honor given each year to an NCAA woman Naurtnt ~ SOuthem C.llfoml• Col· athlete, at the 19th annual Collegiate Woman Ath· ~~· 5~~m. s. Corona del Mar lete of the Year dinner in Dallas, sit of this year's NCAA Convention. It Tcito, 7· p.m.; Irvine •t New-port Haf'boi. ?:JO p.m.; Aliso Niguel Re~ca LObo of Connecticut, who led the FOUNTAIN VALLEY -The Ameba ASYO Plus onships. boys team picked up three shutouts -two ties and • one victory -in weekend action at the Fountain Valley High-Five All Star Soccer Tournament. In other games: The 9-year-old boy~ All Stars, from Corona del Mar, advanced to the championship game where they lost a 2-1 overtime decision to Huntington Goalkeeper Brandon Lewis was named the team's MVP for making some big saves as the 11- --y-ea.r-eld-boys finish~ fcmrttr in the ~olllname field. This was the first time an Ameba team has Beaar.---~ been involved in three straight shutouts. The boys beclt Huntington Beach, Downey, Lake Forrest and forced the championship game into overtime. Alex North scored the loan goal for CdM. The Ameba play to two 0-0 ties in pool play against the Fountain Valley a.IlilSa.nDiego All Stars before defeating the Mission Viejo All Stars 2-0 Sun- day. They advanced to the consolation champi- onship game where they finally lost to-Huntington The 11-year-old girls ad~ l-0-the chd.mpi- onstup game where they dropped a 1-0 decisiof\Jo Downey. _ The girls beat Pico Rivera and Downey, but were edged out by Huntington Beach in pool play. They fell just short in their second meeting with Downey in a defensive-oriented cb.ampionshlp game. Park. Mike Mulvaney and Billy Eagle scored both goals in Sunday's win over Mission Viejo. The boys will be back in action Thursday against Huntington Beach in the State ASYO Plus Champi· They'll be the top seed when state playoff action opens Saturday against Costa Mesa. ON THE MARCH Costa Mesa's Extreme Pressure chalked up a 1-1 soccer mark ln the first w~end of~ competttton at the AYSO Region 120 playoffs. Extreme Pressure 1-1 in opening weekend£ Costa Mesa's Extreme Pressure won one and lost one Saturday in the opening weekend of the AYSO Region 120 Regional playoffs. battled back from a 2-0 deficit to tie the game, 3- 3, at the half on two goals by ~vid Barnett and~ another by team captain Hunter Swanson. ... Extreme Pressure, of Division 5, broke open a scoreless first h~ tie against Tustin, to take a 1-0 win on a Daniel Cooper goal Barnett added one more in the fourth quarter,· but Irvine still finished on top. • In the second game, Extreme Pressure lost a tough 5-4 decision to Irvine. Extreme Pressure Regional play will continue th1s Satuniay with the champions from Newport Beach, Tustin and North and Soutb Irvine competing. GOLF CONTINUED FROM 7 Championship at La Costa last week, an event where only PGA • Tour winner1 from the previous year are invited. ROgers' partner was Mark Calcaveccbia. And wouldn't you know it, Rogers wins again, becoming the first Newpoq Classic Pro-Am amateur winner to triumph in spa country. Ne~rt Classic offidali have awarded pro-am amateur winners a spot in the Mercedes Championship Pro·Am for the past m yHl"I. Rogers' fivesome ft.ilbhed 16-under·par for the Utle. He contributed two blrdiel flld two shoveling snow. •t.ast year, he was giving me instructions. He told me where to put my feet, how to hold a golf club and where to hit it.• Rogen, 47, will unfortunately not participate to the 22nd annual Newport Classic Pro-Am to defend his title Jan. 26-27, because of his move to the parent company on the East Coast. "But thtS ts Wild sttiff, • Rogers said of h1s unlikely back·lo·back pro·am victories, the only two tournaments ot his lite. What did Roge.-s get for wtnnlng the Mercedes Chaiilpionship Pto·Am.1 •1t wasn't a car, W\f ortunatefy, • he Said. "l think it was a trophy. My wUe told me I shOuld ask for (a car). ,. don't golf on any kind of reguter basis, I "I mean, really, Uterally, I'm a terrible golfer.• • Rogers, a 5.0 tennis player _ and former Balboa Bay Oub Racquet Oub member, hadn't picked up a goU club sirice August before his La Costa victory. 0 .. Speaklng of th Mercedet '• Chanipionahip, 12 of the 32 PGA Tour players had played at 14'Mt one y a.r at tho N ~rt Class{C Pro-Am at Newport Beach Coun- try Club. • , It CalU Mele; 7 p.m.; Estancia ~ undetHted Huskies to la l year's NCAA t>Uket- -Hiiis. 1 ~-~'=--=~~~J.~1wM1t-e~tihlwllim111111•r.i"'"lllllhl•r<, ~wPla1F11t1n16ftlln·111~1RnMH1'9ll•llllflMi'1ftl§lftrDnftf'iiir HIGht:Ooe Girts. El Tcwo at Coro-tM Winner of the Honda·Brodertdl Cup, beating ea les~· ..... __..~...,_ _____ _ o one Will be more surprised tbat I won this tournament tMl1 Jett Hart,• Rogers iil4 by t..wphone from hll new holM lit GrMnWI&, Conn.1 WbeN be WU bUI)' •t don't know UJ bave the magic touch at mot. I mey tiang (golf) up,lfter thll -twO for two, I don't know 111can9'!t any better, beeaUM I'm not • .,.,_.., rm more ol a .......... ,. Wbo ~)lilayt ftlll. I llWIDJ OuttyWaldoif (1988·89), Jtlll Pwyk ('93), D.A. Welbnng (!78), ScOtt HOch ('80), PTI9d Punk ('88), Ed Dotighe.rty (?6 and !82), Tom Lehman (1983-84 and '91), cakavecdila ('82), Payne Stewart ('82), llm Gallagher Jr. ('85), Loren Roberti r83 ind ieeJ and Net Jecobeen ('18 ancl ., wnaDPGA~wawn In 1085. "'dill M*, J:fSf D.m.; Newport Hlr· ~other~· Phetit:ll won tb• NCAA bar It IMne, .1:1 p.m.; &tw141 It -.-and titles leit ,..,, ~ only Llaunl ._ J:tS p.m.; Alllo NlgUll tbe l9ClOftd plll,.r in NCAA w.:aen'l lennit hlttO:. It llolta Miii. J: tS pm ry to Win bc6 In the same year. ' { , r .. ; .. ;1e;;•~nca~~-'I PUIUC -ncn --""' PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Ml.IC llOTICll neflll\lc> Mes. Mu~al COd• II .tll(t and ~ In fUll fOtct dop&ed • >\'halt at • lttflOV(l(I ·-----------·--------..;;.... •---'-----~-,,_;.~~;;-;~:;;;;;;-PUIUC NOTIC , ... ,...... 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Se~•lbllity. printed and published In ABSENT: Norte T570 17f~ :' ..,£.8. c'~IA M • 23, 30, 1996 t803 :JO. 10M t588 Ln., IC, Co~ ........ OA lht flctlllo1,.11 Bu1lne11 II •ny ch1p1tr, erucle lht Clli ol Costa Me1a. or, 1 w CA .. ·::t.7 ' 0 ou, PUBLIC NOTICE t2627" 1 HMM: Drano• County Jew-PUBLIC N~JICE aectlon, 1ub1tct1on, aubdl'. In lh• 1ltom1tlvo, Jh• Cuy N rTNESS WHEREOF, PUBLIC NOTICE •211~ PUBLIC NOTICE Paul L..troy Muwel, 1tc , elry Cenler, 13 Corporate 111slon ttnt•n<:• clauu Clerk mey cauH '° bl 1 haw "ereunto se1 my Mlckl( J, H~ts1 '111 W, 1332100 Tullp ln. ire. Cost.a M .... ,..11• Suite 200, Newport ORDINANCE NO. 95-22 phras~. or portion 01 tnli published 1 eummary 01 hand and alllxed lh• Seal Flctltlou1 D1.11lne11 t~~62:E·8, Co,ta ~e$a1 F ens Flctltlous 8u1lr1•H CA 112827 • Beach, CA. 92880 AN ORDINANCE OF Ordinance, or the apptlcn· this Ordinance and a cortl· of th• City or Costa Mesa N•m• Sl•t•m•nl L n lctlllou• Bu•lnHf Ham• St•l•m•nt This bu11no11 It can- 'UIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES Tht llcllllou• butlntn THI CITY COUNCIL lion thereof to any person htd copy ol lh• 11111 ol thla this 3rd day ol January The lotlOwlng peraons .,, 711f1'~ f1'1~d s~'''~"e5"°81• Tl H•to~to' &l•t•ment The 1011ow1ng person• are ducted by: • gene<al pah· neme reltrrtd to abovt Q• THE CITY OP Is for any 1uson held to t>9 Ordlnanct 1h•ll bl posted 199s ' doing businon as: ·• • • l8 wu!Q p11rson1 ''' doing busmen u~ •) Daly nerslllp • wee nttd on 12·t0-1990, In COSTA MESA, lnvalld °' v~shtuUonal in Ila oll1c1 ol lh• City MARY T ELLIOTT Wlnd)emmer Aparlni1nt1. ~~~ta"~"~· CA 92r21 dvoino bus1~H ••· a) Tho Ta• & BuSJneu SGN1et1, Have you 11antd doing ~ the County ol Oran by tilt daclslon of any Clork 11111 (51 ctoye prior lo • ' 1941 Langley Avonue, Ir· 1 us ne~1 a con· 1tld Management Group, bl Enterprlst Tu & Busl-bualness ytt? no ~ • Otlglnal Fiie F-'17'599 ge, CALlr:OAHIA, court of compo1enl furl1dlC· lh• dato of adoption of lhls Deputy City Clerk •nd vine. CA 927f4 ducied t>y, a JQ.i/11 ven~urt b) Y.M.O, 1601 Do"• non Sel'Vlc11. 15"31 Ed· Kristen e. KlllS • Hopkin• Dt"elopment AMENDING SECTIONS tlon, •ucll dtcJSion •hall Otdlnanct,, and wllhln 111• tx•offlclo Clerk of th• M•dlands Comp:my, a Oel· Have you starled doing Slroet. Su I• 220, Ntwpcrt wa1 d St,, Huntington This statement was ftlea , • Company, LP. Sttpnen c. Sot, S.12, AND not atfOC1 the valldily or th• 1een (15) daya after adop· City Councll of the City aware Corpou111on, llMt ~··~ess~t17 no eaa~h. Calit 92658 Beach, CA 92647 with the County Cleft of • Hopkins, 2895 Riviera M5 OF TITLE 5 1emalmn9 portion ol this tton, the City Cltrk 1hall of Coate MtH Langlty Avenue, Irvine, CA 0• on ayes George M. T111llck, 2908 Robb1t Seal Daly, EA., Orange County on 12·15-f5 1 Drlvt, Laguna Beach, CA OF THE COSTA Ordinance or Its eppllcellon ceu .. to be publl$hed the Th• "EJchibll" Is on file 1n 92714 ~~ien Gartinskl Poinsettia Ave., Manhattan 15985 Clarendon St., Foun-10953887431 • • 128$1 (OE) MESA MUNICIPAL lo other peraona The Cit aforementiontO summary th Cit Cl k' 011 MLB Oevtlopment Com· • llatement v.as IJtd Beach, CA 00268 tan V1lh1y, CA 92708 Daily Piiot Dee it , ~ • •Thia 'bualness w11 con· Councll hereb ' declare~ and shall po$1 In ltlt otllc• 1 Y er s ice, pany, a CahfQfnia hmittd with Ille County Cll'lk of This busln111 " con· Thi• bu11nns 11 con-• '.T~!· duded by I general Part· CODE BY ADOPTING that It would ha~t adopttd of the Clly a cottlhed copy Room IOI, 11 Fair Dnve, p;ittner•h1p, 1641 Langley Orange Coun1y on Janu11ry ducted by an lndMdual ducted by: an lnd1vldu11 1995. Jan. 2, 9, 1991 5 lllllhlP. THE t994 UNIFORM lhls Ordinance and tac:h of lhts Ordinan~• together Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Avenue. 11111ne, CA 926t4 5, t996 199636159011 Reg1s1r1nt has no1 yet Have you stalled do<ng PUBLIC NOTICE 1 Hopl\lne Oelltlopmtnl CODES AND 1993 chapltt, aniclt, HcUon, with tht nam .. ol the Publl~hed Newporl David T. Bnucnamp, 1641 Daily Pilot January 9, 16, begun to ttansact bus nus builntu y~t7 1) "r"· 1·26-1------------ COmpany, LP. Stephen c. HATIOHA.L SllbHClion, subdivlllon, mamoors ol lht Cily Coun-Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Langley Avenue, lrv1nt, CA 23, 30, 1996. und11r tht I Ct•toous bu51· 92, b) no Flctltlou• 8ualn•-; : Hopkins, Gentral Partntr ELIECTRICA CODE. sentence, clause, ph1ast or c1I \'Ohng for and against PJot January 9, 1996. 9U14 • t906 ~ss name or names ~51ee1 Robb.a Seal Daly, EA. • Name Stalemenl , t0953888727 THE CITY COUNCIL OF por1i0n thereol. urtspecllve the some.\.. T577 Jann A. G11mS1ad. 1611 heren • • This 11atemen1 was tiled The following persona are • Thia itatement WH Oltd THE CITY OF COSTA or the fact that any one Ot PASSED ANO ADOPTED Langley, Av1mut. lrvo111, CA PUBLIC NOTICE George M Tunick wlt11 lht County Clark ol doing buUHtSs as: Xpttt MESA DOES HEREBY OR more substcllons, subdi· THIS 2ND DAY OF JANU· PUBLIC NOTICE 92714 11115 statement was tJeCI Orange Ccxin1y on O~em-Corporation, 2632 e.h-wilh the Counly Cle<k ol DAIN AS FOLLOWS: • v 1110n 1, i 1 n t • n c e i ARY 1998. James B. Beauchamp Fictitious Business. v. th the County Clerk ol ll e , 2 9 1 g 9 5 wood St. Nf'IWport e.acn, 01ang1Countyon 12•7•95. "Section 1. Tht City clauses, phrast1, or por: JOE ERICKSON, SUPERIOR"COURT 1641 Lanoiey Avenue. Ir· Name Statement Orange Coun1y on 12·7·95 19953668420 CA92660 Published Newport Beach· Council of lhe Clly of Cosla lions of the applicahon Ma)for OF CALIFORNIA, v1n11, CA 9~714 The fo11ow1ng pe1so,,s are 19953656731 Da•ly p.101 January 9, u; lnforrna11on Men1gel'Tl9nt Costa Mesa Daily Pilol De-Mesa does hereby find and thereof 10 any pe1son, be ATT!ST: MARY T. EL· COUNTY OF ORANGE Shorley E. Beauchamp. doing bu~iness as· Oa11y Pilot Dec 26, t995. 23 30. 1996 tS89 S.rv1c:es, Inc. (CA), ~2 ~mt~. '1~~~· 1995, J~,~ d:h'~~:EAS, the 1994 Uni· ~.~~~':!1.'n~~d P~~co~; LIOTT' Deputy curt 341 PTo~~ g::rc~rlv• !~e'. clf~~~(4 Avenue, Ir· ~> P::~,::;~~~c!e'~g~: Jan 2. 9. t6. 1998 1565 PUBLIC NOTICE ::::;,oc: ~ Newport .;..:~..;;.;...;.;;..;.;;.:~--...:..:..:.:.1 f0tm Administrative Code this Ordinance shall auper· Clerk of the City of Boll 14171 This business 1s con-munlcat.on So1v1ces, 15641 PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is c~ PUBLIC NOTICE and 1994 Uniform Building sede any local State 0, Co•t• Meae Orange, CA dueled by a general p;;art· ned Hill Su118 205, Tustin, Fictitious Business ducle<S by: 1 Cl)(POflllon ----------1 Code proposed a lor1y per· Federal law, regulallon'. '01 STATE OF nersh1p CA 92680 Flctltlou• BuslntH Name Stalemen1 Have you started dolag ona1334848 cent (40%) lnc:rease In Codas dealing with hit CALIFORNIA) 92813-~71 Tht rog1slrant(sl com-Atlas Equity Incorporated, Name Statement The lollow1ng persons 111 bus1ness ytl? yes 9-1-81 ITATl!MEHT OF building permit fees for safety 1ac101s. COUNTY OF IN THE MATTER OF menced to lransact bus1· (C1111lo1111a). 1~641 Redhill, The l0Uow1ng persons are doing bus1ntu as; G1lmo1t Information Man11geml'nl ABANDOHMBNT OF new construction In 1he Section 7. Publlcallon. ORAN OE) 81 THE PETITION TO noss under the l1cl1t1ous Su11e 205, Tustin, CA 92680 d'oing business n: . Hartwell Commun1cal1ons, Services. Inc.. Michael J. USE OF FICTITIOUS Clly ol Costa Mesa: and This Ordinance shall loke CITY OF CHANGE THE NAME businHs namo(s) listed This business ts con· Earth Mo11oments. 2445 93 South u Send•. La· Klrrena BUSINESS NAME WHEREAS, the data In effect end be 1n lull lorce OF Atan•cla Zetina above on: April 9, 1971 duc.tod by a corporation Elden Ave, Unit H, Costa guna B&Bch. CA 92677 This statement was llltd T support ol the proposed In· and eltoct thirty (30) days COS"'{,A MESA) Munoz Mldlanas Company, Rob· Roo1stran1 has no1 ye1 Mesa. CA 92627 John S. Gilmore. 93 South with the County Clefk '01 he following persons crease In budding peimit from And efler its passage I, MARV T. ELLIOTT, ert C. Ganloro, Soc1u1111y • begun to trans3cl bu5ino10s Kurt C. Aasmutsen, 2445 La S11nda. Laguna Beach, Orange Coun1y on 12-12·115 have abandontd lhe use ol nd plan check feos Is not, and. before the expiration Deputy Cily Clerk and e¥-CASE NUMBER Treasurer 1mdcr lho ltc111ious name(s) Elden Ave, Uml H, Costa CA 92677 19953867053 ~:m::'cl~~oa"c'h Baun•Jne~: In lhe opinion of the Cily of lllteen (15) days after Its oltlclo Clerk of Iha City A180008 This s13tomont was filed llsted above. Mesa, CA 92627 Jimmy Hartwell Jr• 575 Daily Pilot Dec. 19, 26, • Palma, a Calllornla llmlled fsohu~cllin~~~f~cl~n~t t~h:s,1::~ ri:~:~g~nc!h~~I .~: Je~: ~ouncllho~ '':City:: C~~t11 c~J~i~~RO cS.!~~E O~~n~~eC;u~~~l~n CJ:::Ua~ :i~~=n~~~~al~n;,~;f~~~~: :,~~~nAV~~~ U;1\o~.' C2o~i~ rt~sa'.9d~ 9:G~~27, Costa 1995, Jan. 2, 9, t996 TSSI pertnershlri, 13 Corporate represent th• reasonable PORT BEACH-COSTA 0511• 10 Y ce 1 Y_ 31 OF NAME 5, 1996 199836690D5 dent Mcs11, CA 92627 Thi~ business Is con· PUBLIC NOTIC! Plaza, Su 11 200• Newport estimated c:ost required to MESA PILOT 1 newspaper the above and forago1ng PETITIONER(S) Alanac1a Daily Pilot January 9 16 This statement was f.ted This business is con· dueled by· a g1;neral part· 1----------~~';h·f~~-11~~~60 business provide tho servic:es tor ol goner al' clrculallon Ord1nance No. 95·23 was Zetina Munoz HAS HAVE 23 30 1996 · w11ti thu Cour,ty Clerk ol ducted by• husband and nersh1p Flctltlou• Bual.ness name relerrtd to above Which the lees are prinled and published In Introduced and considered FILED A PETITION FOR AN · ' T618 Orange Count/ on o.-cen1-wife · Hove you started doing Nam• Statement filed c:harged;and theC1tyofCost11Mesa,or. soclionbysechonatareg· ORDER TO CHANGE Iler 28 1995 Have you started doing bu51nessye17no Thafollowingperaons••, ~81 C on 8•31-l990, In WHEREAS, the City will tn the allernauvo, the City ular mooung ol the City NAMES FROM A1anac1a PUBLIC NOTICE 199~36682B 1 busines$ yot., no Jim HDtlwell doing buslne5s ts: Mui· Ol1ginJ~:yf~~·ngt. c:onduct a fee study to de· Cle1k may cause 10 be Cout1c•I held on the lSth Zellno Munoz TO Karm:i D11ty Pdo1 Janu:iry 9 Kurt C. Rasmussen Th11 statemenl was hied limed Services, 27441 Beach encl La Palma A> tenn1ne tht reasonable l!~· i>l1011stied a sommny 01 day or December 1995 2eltne Munez fiNc;•Jlmtl•ou.Ste&ti.aea.llam•n"t 26 .JO. i99<> This statement v.as filed w11n Int County Clerk of Ptnavete, M1sS10n Vlt,o. CA IOClatea. 1 Cahlornla gen-t1m1ted cosl required to 1h1s Ordinance and a cerll· · II Is he1tby orelereCI thal w. unTy -croll( ll Orange Coumy on • provide serv1ces sel forth hod copy of the toxl of this ond thereahor passed and an persons interested m The lo11ow1ng pe1sons a1e PUBLIC NOTICE Orange Coun1y on Janu11ry 19953667049 Un<la Helen Brown, 27441 ~~ ~~~,~~:fe ~~~!: In tht 19C94 Umlo1m Adm1n· Ordmance shall bo posted a:o~ted as •. • wh1o•he act a this mailer appear before doing t>usiness as 5 H196 19953668970 Da .. y P~o1 Dec. 19, 2.6. Pinavele, M1ss100 V-ie,o, CA por1 Beach., CA 92660 (CA) IStrauva ode and the 1994 1n the othco of the C11y ' gu ar mcowng o I e 1ty 1h1s court In Department Horcllala R11co1ds, 869 Fictitious euslness OJ.ly Pool Jan\Jw/y 9, 16 1995 Jan 2'. 9 1996 Ts32 92691 This buSlntss was con-Uniform Bu•ld1ng Code be· Clerk five (5) days prior to Coorn:lt l\llld on the 2nCI ~o. 703 ol tho Orange West 115, Un11 A. Ne,,port Name Slatemonl 23 30 1996 Dtane Etleen Olson, 24222 ~ ducted b 1 lore adopllng an lnc1ease lhe date ol adopuon ol this day ol J:inuary, 1996. by County Superior Court 011 Bl!ach, CA 92663 T 1e lo 0cm0n9 r:-~·s".l ,., 3rl' T6l3 PUBLIC NOTICE Rue de Ga1.19u1n. Laguna nershlp Y 1 imiied part· of lees,., 1f any, set forlh Ord1n11nce. 11nd w1th1n f1I· tho 1onov.ong roll call volo. the address sho.-.n at>ove Ghr1st1an R1ch.11d Jacobs, doing bus n .. s~ as --------------------Niguel, CA 92677 Beach and La Palma As· lhe111n. leen (15) days aher aClop· AYES: Erickson, on 1·16. 1996, 111 2.00 ocl· 1041 w 18111 St. .r110. Huntington \:is!a Ap:.rt· PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Bualntss Tn1s business Is con- _--eoclalH, Stephen C. Hon. Sechon 2. Section 5-1 of uon. the Cit)' Clerk shall Bu 118 H 0 '" b kl 1 ock pm. and men ;ind Co\11 Mes;i CA 9:!027 ml!r.ts. 1G.i1 Lirng ", A.· Name Statement ducted by co-partners U 11 'I' ~ ~-M.le-.5,.-ol. ~~d Ibo 1 uc: • there sho1:g cause 11 any Cnad Albe<t La1~un, bJ!I enu;iJn..ine. CA 92ll.: Fictitious Buslnesa The fo1.o..,1ng persons are Have you started doing lllns, eneral arlnei Costa Mesa Mun1c1pal aforement.onod summary 'Oenl~, 1"o'11111an 1 eyllave, wl1~pe1Fon rn-~ Wl!nLt CP. r:1o~:ncb Cv111pal'y, a f>'co'• Neme~tatemeTI~ ~ ..._.. .. ~.a. A !:lu.s<M$'>-¥et'2..Ao 199:13666728 Code Is hereby amended and shall post 1n tho office NOES: None lor change 01 name shoulJ 9176!1 • aw.,ra Corporal Ci", 1&11 Thi. f 1tc1 .. ng p.;· ~ .s are Aulo s, 1939 Wallace Ave., Unda H. Brown Th11 statement was flied to read as follows· ol lhe C11y Clerk a certified ABSENT: None not bc gr,;nted. Boy Cl Jo511ph Terry, 5311 L 1r1gl<'y lw.,nul', r ., ,e CA Clo ng l.11.;s' •OSS Si "113, Co~ta Mesa. CA This statement was filed with the County Clerk of "Sec. 5·1 Uniform Codes copy of this Ordinance 10· ltl WITNESS WHEREOF, It is lurther ordered mat a Vallec.10 Orn,e W"stn 111 9271 ~ 0 t>etnarClo i. Jl.•.)"-.ng Sys• 92G27 with tilt County Clerk ol Orange County on 12·7·95 Adopted gethcr with the names ol I have hereunto set my c:opy of nus order to show stcr CA 92G83 1 t1 s t:.usiness .,, con· h•ms, 1129S Sl:iter A•~muc Gar~ L. n11ey, 1939 Wal· Orange County on 12·12·95 t _ _fubhftltd Nttwj)Ofl 6.tt.ach· For the purpose of pre-tho members of tho City llantJ and alfi.1.t>d the Seal cause be published'" The Counr''"Y Aoam P<Jllo1:~ ducwo by a corp ra• on Fountd n .o:i t!y. CA ~~i'Oti lace Ave. "t t3, Costa 19953667055 Colla Mesa D&Jly Pilol Oe-TCTttJlnq mqcmm<mT" Tor ouncrrvonng TI:lr nna 01 tho C•ly of Cosl'1 Mesa 9etly Ptlet, a -f)ttf>ef GI 4..15. U.t1'nu ..... 11. Lo.o.;t ilic 1~.DJ}\1.ilnl ~J 00: trtl~~ Dir ~1np1u12~ •nt Mesa. CA 9~627 Dall Pdo1 Dec. 19 26.,. erecllng, construction, en· against lhe same goner al c11culat1on pull-Bca~11 C-.A !106'J 1 "'"'·•LI to trJns .. ct IJJS1· Hall c.,. .. ~ Re. t.orco CA Aretha Rifey, l939Walface 1995, Jan 2. 9. l996 T535 I cember 19, U. 1995, Janu· largement. alterauon. 're· PASSED ANO ADOPTED lhi!i 3rd d.iy ot January, ltshed in lh1s county, at Sean M1ct1atl f1orcs. 14'.l~ "t1~s unaer the 1.cu11ouo 91760 A'o. "113, Cos1.i Mesa.1----.....;.. ____ _ ary 2, 9, 1998. t522 pal1, Improving, removal, this 2NO day ol JANUAnY, 1996 1eas1 once a week for lour Stralllord St, tl111.l, CA bu~11 .iss name(s) tisteo t<.•p 01betnare10. 18323 S;in CA 92ti27 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE conversion, demohtton, oc· 1996. MARV T . ELLIOTT, consecutive weeks prior to 92u2 ! ,1001111 on April 10, 1980 Jose St Fountain Vallvy Tr11s business IS con, ----------__________ 1cupancy, equlpmenl use, JOE ERICKSON, Depuly,Clty Clerk and lhedayofthehearing Rudolph t11irc.ld wo11 M1'1lilnds Comp,v1y, Rob CA927Ctl ducltld by· husband and Fictitious Business cni1337734 height. and orea ol build· Mayor ex·ottlclo Clerk or the DATE: DEC 1B 1995 gram111, 2159 Country Club 1111 C. G:mu:"''· SeccNary · 1111s bus !"less 1s con· wile Name Statement STATEMENT OF lngs and structures, 1he fol· ATTEST: City Councll of th• City Thomas H. Schulte, Dr, Glondoril, CA YI 741 Tru:isurcr ducted l!y 3 generdl pail· Have you slarted doing The following persons are lowing Uniform ~odes, MARV T ELLIOTT of Coata Mesa COMMISSIONER OF Tn" bu'>lnuss is ,on· flus statement wa!> hied 1111rsh.p bus011ass ye1? no doing business u : Oc· ABANDONMENT OF subject to lhe modifica1tons • • p ducted t>y a gone1al PJ'l• with the Coun1y Clerk ol Have you ~t:i.11od C101ng Gary L Roley cutrain. 666 Baker Stroll, USE OF FICTITIOUS 5111 fotth In this Chapter Deputy City Clerk of Exh1b1t t In on file In the TH E S U E RI 0 R ner$h•P , Orang., County on January bu~ ness )·er? YVi. 9 l!lB8 This 513tem&nt was llled Suite 340, Costa Mesa. CA BUSINESS NAME are hereby adopled: tho th• City of Coate Mesa City Clerk'• Oll1ce, Room COURT Have you ~la•ted do1n; ~ 1!.196 19963669010 M.~ .. 01teina·do with the County Clerk ol 92626 The lollowlng persons Uniform Building Code, STATE OF 101, 77 f air 011110, Costa Alanac1a Zetina Munoz, business yt:t7 \l~s. 12-::u-Oat v Polol J;ir uil•Y 9 Hi. This s•:it£•111ent wa' tiled 01anga County on 12·12·95 Occ:upa11ona1 Tra1n1ng ln- hlW abandoned tht use ol 1994 Ed11lon, as pubhshed CALIFORNIA) Mesa. 762 Shalimar Or t4, Cos1a 95 ;:3 Jll, l996 ,•,th ti" County Clvrk ol 19953687044 st1tute, Inc. (CA), 666 11'1• Flctlllou1 BuslntH by the lnlema1tonal Conler· COUNTY OF pub I is hod N 9 w port Mesa CA 92627 Sean M Florus TStS Orange c..,. •1v on January Da 1y Pilot Dec 19, 26, Baker Street, Suite 340, Name: La Mirada Venture ence of Budding Offlc:ials, ORANGE) sa Boath·Costa Mesa Daily Published Newport lh.s stal•·nient V.ilS liled 5, 1';l')t; 19963668972 199~ Jan 2 9 l996 T533 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Panntr• •• Cakfornta o•n· and Including all ap-CITY OF Pilot Jan a 9 1956 Beach·Cos1a Mesa OJ y with 1'10 County Cir· I( of PUBLIC NOTICE Dil f p' ' Jar.u.>ry 9 It. This buSIMllSS Is con-et'al partnership, 13 Corpo-pendices except Appendur u ry • · Orange Cu .. If on .JJ .• .irr • .3 1n 1 PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by. a corpoiallon ra11 Phua, Suitt 200, New-A. Chapter 4, Oiv1s1on 1, COSTA MESA! T·S7s Pilot Decef.11ber 19· 26· 1. 19!16 19963668B51 Fictitious Business ' ·• ~.:tt> Ha"e you stalled do.ng port Stach, CA 92660 Chapltr 13, Chapter 16, DI-I, MAAY T. ELLIOTI. PUBLIC NOTICE l995, January 2 9. 1996 Daily P.ioi J .. n-.Jry 9 15 Name Statement tl>l7 Fictitious Bualneu 1>us1neu yet? yes 1989 The flct1Uou1 butlne11 vlllOO I and II, Chaplef 19, Deputy City Clerk and ex· ·T-558' 23, 30. 1996 The t.,, 0"'1ng pe1sons are PUBllC NOTICE Name Stattmtnl OccupatJOnaJ Tra.ning In. name referred to above Chapter 21, Chapter 30, ott1cio Clerk ol th• City ORDINANCE PUBLIC NOTICE Tb.? 1 dong b .1ness as Tht lo .ow ng per!;OnS art slllute. Inc .• W.M. Wiisey, WU filed on 11·30-87, In Chapter 34. Section Council ol th• Cily ol Costa NO. 08•2 Harbor G1cons Apar1mems Flclltlous eu1lntss dong bus.,,ess as Ft<111hty President lht ..County ol Orange, 3406.2; the' Un1f0tm Me-Mesa h'reby c!lrllly that AH URCENCY NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE HAl Longley A.en;;e. Ir· Name Stat•ment S~stems, LLC, t20 Newport Th11 11atemem was filed Orlginal '''' F-362897 cf*lic:llt Code. 1994 Edi· 1, 'bove and f SPECIAL w10 CA 9~7: .i The l.)l1ow.ng p, sons .ire Center Or , Su•l.O 1100, with the County Clerk or Hopklna Oevelopmtnl lion. es published by the \ht. a. 0tegoing ORDINANCE OF THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC M alands Companl[. a Def· doing business os N-port Beach, CA 92860 Orange Counly on 12-15-95 Company, LP., 13 Corpo. lnttmaUonal Confeu1nce ol Oldinanct No. 95-22 was CITY COUNCIL OF SHAREHOLDERS' SALE OF aware Corpo1a1 on. 1641 0. Scon D11s1gns, 309 E f1otltty Sy11ems, LLC. 19953887407 rate Plaz.a, Sulle 200, N~· Building Officials, lllld Inter· introduced and considered THE CITY OF MEETING PERSONAL PROPERTY Lang ey Avenue, 11111ne CA 191n SI, Costa Mesa. CA ICA), 620 N1"'por1 Center OaJy Ptlol Doc. 19, 26, pof1 Stech, CA 92680 (Oaf· national Conference of secuon by section at a reg-COSTA MESA, FOR CONSOLIDATION Nolle• 15 hereby given 92714 92627 Or. Suite 1100. Newport 1995, Jan. 2. 9, 19915 T545 aw111) Plumbing and Mtchanlcol ular meet111g ol the City CALIFORNIA, LIBERTY 1hat puisuant to section Th1!i business is con· Douglas Scon Templin. Beach, CA 92660 J.M. Ptttrs Company, Olllclall and Including all Council held on Ul• 18th RESCINDING NATIONAL BANK 1988 ol the Civd Code, ducted by' a co1po1a1.o" 309 E 191h St. Costa This bu11ness IS con· PUBLIC NOTICE 1801 Dove St., Su11e 190, appendices: lhe Unilorm Clay 01 December 1995 ORDIHAHCE NO. Notice Is heruby given State of California, the un· Tlie reg1stran11s) com· Mt's .. CA 926:!7 ducted by: l1m1ted l11bil11y1----------N~ewport Stach, CA 92660 ~g~sl~ ~u~i~he~99:y ~~~ and thereah1tr pas~od and 95•18, AND lhot. pursuant to the call ot de•sogned will sell at public me11ced to transact bus•· Lisa Ann Tempi n, 309 E io. Flctltlou• Busln••• I. bu.In •• ' W.. Con • lnttrnallonal Conl-ence 01 aoopted as a whole 11 a APPROVINQ AN Its Board ol Duectors, a s1110 by compo1111ve lJ1dd1ng noi~ under lht1 l1c111·cus 19111 SI . Costa Mesa. CA ave you 'llrted doing Name Statem.nl v• Spec:laJ Meeling of Share· on 1he 23rd Clay ol Jan t>usinoss name(s) •~•ed 92627 bus.ness vo1? ~es t0'95 The following persons ate ducted by a general part· Building Offlclala: the Uni· regular mooting ol lho City AMENDMENT TO holders of Liberty National 1996, al 1 oo 0 clocll PM above on· April 10. 1980 Th•s business Is con· foClohty Systems LLC, Jo-doing_ business as: 31st nershlp lorm Code. lor the Abat .. Council held on the. 2nd THE CONTRACT Bank w•ll be held at tho on the premises where Midlands Comp my. Rob· Cluetod by· h<Jsband and h'Ph 01gant1110, Pres1den1 S1tee1 Studio, 512 31St SL, Ho pit Int 01v1lopmenl monl ol Dan~erous Build· day ol January, t998, by BETWEEN THE Holiday Inn, 7667 Center said property 11as been 011 C. GJruere, Soc1elary · wife & CEO Nev.port Beach, CA 92663 Company LP. Sltphon C. lngs, 1994 Ed1t1on, as pub· the following roll call vote· CITY OF COSTA Avenue. Hun11n91on Be:ich, s1oied, nnd which 1110 lo· Tteasurer Have you s1ar1ed domg Th•S statemenl was Mid Patricia Jane Avplnskl, Hopklna,G1neralParlntr llshed by lht lnlemalional AYES: Erlckao~ MESA AND THE Caldornla 92647, on c11tod 111 2602 Willu Lane. This statomonl was filed bus1neuyet?yes l·HIG w11h the County Clerk ol 232t Santiago Or., Newport 19953888725 Conference ol Building Of· Buff• Hornbuckle' BO 0 OF Wednesday. Jonuary 31, C11y of Costa Moaa. County w1111 1110 Counly Cieri( ol Douglas Scon Templin OrangtJ County on 12·12·95 Beach, CA 92660 Thia 1tatamen1 was llled llclals; lhe Uniform Sign 0 1 'M h 1 AR 1996 at 8:00 a.m for 1he 01 Orange Slate of Cahlor· Ora11ge County on January This statement was ltlcd 19953587048 Alan foreman Rypinskl, with lht County Clerk of Code, 1994 Edlllon, as H•nE•'s on• •n ADMINISTRATION OF purpose of considering and n111. 1rie abandoned goods, 5, 1996 19963669009 w1lh tho County Clerk 01 Dally P1lo1 Dec 19, 26, 2321 Santiago Dr., Newport pubhth•d by lhe lnler· 0 : None THE PUBLIC csote ml ng b 1 h 11 1 1 o 1 p Orange Counly on J:i. a 99 Beach CA 92660 Orange Counly on 12·7·95. ualtonal Conle1enc:e of ABSENT: None EMPLOYEES' h I~ nl~ A y vo ~ c a dos, ~b' ~.orsona prop· a1 Y ilot January 9. 16, 8 9''6 199636•n n1u56ry 1 :,, Jan 2, 9. 1996 T536 This • business 11 con- Publlsht<I Ntwpor1 Btach· Building Olrtclals: the Na· IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I RETIREMENT :nJ p~~ of Me~~:~m(~~ 0:~,n~1!~;~.0u lllpe~~:':.ncos, 2:! JO, 1996" 0~11; Polot Janu;u;·9. 16. PUBLIC NOTICE Clucted by: husband and Costa Mtta Dally Pllol D• Uonal E1ec111c Code, 1993 llave hereunto set my h3nd SYSTEM. "Agreemonn dated Octo· bo~es cf hou~ehold item:-. tGlG 2a, 30 1996 wile cember 19, 26, 1995, Janu· Edition, the Uniform Swi~· and affixed lhe Seal 01 lhe THE CITY COUNCIL OF ber 26. 1995 by and among & books, IBM typewritct PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business Have you llarted doing ary 2, 9, 1998. 1520 ming Pool Code, 1994 Edi· City of Costa Mesa this 3,d THE CITY OF COSTA Llberty National Bank (the lawnmowurs, 1001s haid· t6::'0 Name Sl•l•ment business yet? no PUBLIC NOTICE k~g-;i~.~~Ed~ti~ day 01 January. 1996 ~fi~Ag~~LL'bE!~BY OR· ~~~~:\ ~~=u~'b~aC~~~ ~~~~· ~11;;1~~· b~~uce~~~~ F~~~:~'t!~~~~~s PUBLIC NOTICE d~~~ 1~~~~~is :rsons 11 • ~:~1c·:~!Y!:~s~ filtcl all as pubhsheQ by the In-MARY T . ELLIOTT, SECTION 1 That an c:orp, Inc, pursuan1 10 misc. bo•vs 1t ii lo 1ow1ng p .. rsons are Fictitious Business A) Ryan A~socialts. B) W•th Int County Cl«k of .:~;~~:::~F tematlonal Association of Deputy City Clerk and amencsmenl 10 lhe contracl which 1he Bank will bo con· Dated lhis 1-4·!.16 doing business as Dai· Name Slattment Blue Anchor HealthCare, Orange Counly on 12·,5-95 Plumbing and Mechanical ••-officio Clerk of the betwetll lhe Crty ol Costa solldated wtlh lhe subs•d· M.A S lnve51n ents, LP zt,119 Del veru.•s 1~9 Ca· The lu vv. ·.g pe•""' ·~are Cl The Addtehon Institute, 19953887422 AUHDONMENT OF Olflclals; lh• Uniform City Councll of the City Mesa end the Board or Ad· 1ary of SON under tht pro-By Michael s1~1ner. 714· brlllo SI. "203, Costa do.09 b-.s.n.-ss .,. f, :a :11si A rway Avenue C-1, Oa 1Y Pilot Dtc t9, 26, USE OP FICTITIOUS Plumbing Code, 1994 Edi· of Cost• Mesa m11\jstrat100, Cahlorma Pub· "'sions of 1ht laws of lhe 642·9666 Mesa CA 9Z627 beth Bcriet1elel, 3127 Ent Cosra Mesa. CA 9~2~ 1995. Jan. 2. 9. 1996 TS47 1 BUSINESS NAME llOn, published b~ the Inter· Publlshed New 011 lac EmployHs Rtllremenl Umled States. shall be rah· Publ1shl!d N1wpo1t R1sh1 Raj Singh, 1300 Cea st Hwy, Newport Hll The foUowlng pereons national Auociatlon of 8 h-C 1 M ~ 1 System 19 hereby autho· r1ec1 and confirmed, sut>iect Beach·Co11a Mes• Oa11y AClama Ave , •2D, Costa Beach, CA 926~5 R.cha•d R Ry1n. 315t PUBLIC NOTICE !lave abandoned IM use ol Plumbing and Mtchamcal eac os 1 esa ar Y 11z1d a copy ol satd to the approval or the Pilot Janu31y 9 16, 1996 Men CA 92626 Joy F Lemlun, 64 Botco1.1r1 nyan Avenue, Suite C· 1•1---------- tfle Flclltloua 8ualneu Olfteia.ls, Including all ap-Pilol January 9, l996. amondmtnl being 111ached Complroller ol the Cur· T573 Alesia Vaughn, 1850 Wh t· Dnve. N11Wpor1 Be.leh CA Costa Mtsa. CA 92626 FlctlUous »uatne .. e: Lancuter ViUage pendlCH and the Uniform T·578 ht1tlo marktd -exhibit .. rency. Washington o C her Avt, •H204, Cosla 92660 lh1s bus1n1n is con· Name Statemen1 olno Ctnter. 1 Cahfor-Admlnisttalive Code, 1994 and b)' such relerenc~ 11nd for the purposi of vot'. PUBUC NOTICE Mes.a. CA 92626 Edward Robert Loni~ n, &l Clucted by en 1nd1V•dual The f0llowln9 l*IOn• ate • ~nt venture, 13 Corpo-Edition, u publlshtd by PUBLIC NOTICE rnadt a pan hereol u Ing upon other maners IOCI• 33 Pai..I o. Has\ings, 1691 Bilcour1 Ortve ,...ewport H3v• yOIJ staned do.ng dOtng buSinlss as: Italia r1111 Plaza, SUit• 200, New-the International Conre<· though herein 181 out In dent lo the proposed con-cns1 4923 Mesa Dr .. ;N-1, San1a Ana, Beach, CA 92660 bualnes1 yll? Yts, NO'Yl'll"I· Tr...,11. 1S70 ~port 8lvd. poll Beech, CA. 91680 tnc• of Build.Ing Olf!Cllls ORDINANCE lull solldallon. Shareholders ol Fictitious Buslntss CA 92727 This buainess 11 con· ber 20, 1995 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 'Th• flcUlloua bualn111 For tht purpose of Pf•· NO. 95-23 SECTION 2 The City lhe Bank wtll recelvt cash ~amt Stelement Th11 business Is con· e1uc1ed by: h1.1sband and A chard R Ryan Fabtd Fallocchla, 1570 name ref111td to abo111 scribing rtgulations for AH ORDINANCE OF Council ol the City ol Cost• consideration for th111 The 1011ow1ng persons 1111 csuctod by: a genera.I part· ...,1,, Tl\11 sta1emen1 was Med Newport Blvd., Co•ta .' was tiled on IH4·1990, In ~•ding and txcl\fationa, THE CITY COUNCIL Mesa Is hereby aulhorizeo shares. A copy ol the doing M•ntH 119 New· ,,ersh•p • Hilvt you 1tartid doing with tht County Clerk of Mua..CA 92Q7 l the Covnty ol Orang•, I •Orange County Grading OF THE CITY OF tmpowtred, tnd directed Agreem11n1. approved po11 lnterner S.1"1ces, 115 Have you starled do•ng business yet? yH, 7/t.i 88 Orangt County on Januery Ftrnando Navarrda. 1570 Orlglnal Fiie F_.88459 111d Excavauon Codi Is COSTA MESA to extcute aald amtndmtol unanlmousl>' by lhe dirac-22nd Strut. N1wpo11 buslllOH yet7 no Joy f Lemlon 5, 1996 19963868087 Ntwport Blvd., Co1t1 LancHllr A11oclate1, a ~by adopted. The provi. CALIFORNIA ' for and on behwr ol H id tors ol lhe Bank. piovld1ng Beach. CA 92663 R1shl Raj Singh This statement was f1ltd Daily Pilot Januery 9, 16, Mtsa, CA 92627 Callfomla general partner· • • ol lhtH Codea as • Agency lor the consolidation, Is on Newport Resource Man-This statement was filed w1lh the County Clerk ol 23 30 1996 1601 Th11 buslneu 11 con- ahlp, 13 Corpotall Plua, amendtd by this Chepter ADDINO SECTION SECTION 3. cue 10 the re· Ille at the Sank and may be agemtnt, Inc., (Cohlornl.l), with th• County Clerk or Otang• Counry 00 t2•7•95 ' ' ducted by: a gtnetal pert· Suitt 200, Newport BHch, •hall conatltute th• Bulldlng 5·3 TO TITLI! 5 guliamenta ~I Government inspected during buslne1s 115 22nd Street, Newpo11 Orange County on 12·15·95 19953686692 PUBLIC NOTICE nttshlp CA 92660, (CA) Rtgulatlons ol the City ol OF 'THI COSTA MESA Codt• Section 20460 the hours. Beach, CA 92663 19953887437 Have you 1terted dolnQ L..tncultr Vllf•g• Umlttd Coala Mesa. Whtrt the MUNICIPAL CODI Public Em 10 ets' Retire· PHILIP S. IHGLEE, This bu1ln111 11 con· Dall p lo O Dally PllQl... Dec. 19. 26, Flctltlou• Bualn•H t>uslneu yet' yes 1-G·191Mf P1r1n111hlp, a Calllornla Cahfornl• Coda ol Regula· ESTABLllHINO A menl Syllfm ~ .. rtqulred PrHldent •nd Chief Ex· ducted by· a corporation 199/ J 1 ; 9 'f99~9·T 2~ 1995, Jan. 2 9, 1998 T526 N•m• Statement Ftmaodo N1M1Jrett1 Umlttd Pertnarthlp, 11840 hoNI and Sitt• Butfdlng BUILDING STANDARD thet Ordinance No. 95•18 ecutlv• Officer Regl1trant hH nol yet · • an • • 5 PUBLIC NOTICE Th• lollowmg persona are This statement wu Lied 1 San Vicente, Suht 202. Loi Standard• Codt of Regula· bt rescinded and 1 new or· begun to transact busin .. s PUBLIC NOTICE . dOlng t>uslness 11: PohtCI omtn 'ht Covn1)' C.11 of • AnollH, CA ll0049, (CA} tlon1 ddftr lrom any HC· FOR PUBLIC clinenct ado led. Published Nwwport under lhe llct1tlous busl· Flclllloui BuslntH Ag11n Pertntrt, 1022 M11a· Orange ColA'\ty on Janull)' ' Thlt buslrrtd w• coo-lion• ol th• Uniform Codts. ACCESS ALLSY• ON SECTION ~ Ordinance Beach.Costa M... Dally neu namt or names hated Flctltlou• aualnus N St t t m11 St., uguna euc:n, CA 5, '998 HM:S ... 974 • ducted t>y 1 jolnt vtnlurt Sfalt Ritgulatloni ahllt pr.-PRIVATI! PROP&RTV. No .,.19 Is hefaby ,.. Pilat DectmQ.ef'. 211, 1995, herein. Nam• s .. tement Th ~iri• • emen 112651 Dally Pilot Jin.. t 1t tJ Sttphtn C. Hopklnl. Gen· •Ill over 1111 Uniform lH6 CllY COUNCIL OF scl~td. January 2. 9. 111, 1996. MtWpOrf ARO\ll"Ce Men-mt fdlllfw!P!a" j)ff"Sont' .. ll~ ~~ng I*~~·~ Gtfald A. Klt1n, 1022 Mir• 30. 11196 ' 'ts13 et'al PaMtl, Lanauttr, Al· Codes. THE CITY OF COSTA SECTION 5• This Or· T559 agement, Inc., Rush N. H~I. dOlng buslnMs 81. a)~ 9G 1 0..__21 aa: e m..--.,. ~ 8"cl\, CA1_.._..._ ____ .._--. aoclat11 ThrM (3) c.rt11Jed copies MESA DOES HEREBV OR· dinance thall · iakt tfftcl II, P1111dent prtmt co~tlna & C0nstNc-' 'F",..... Duve. Hun-ms1 PUBLIC NOTIC! • • 199138ee724 of •R of 11'8 above Codes DAIN .AS FQLLOWS: and ~ Jn lull lore• Im· PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• ttatement was I.led uon Inc. b) Supretflt 'Q:to~ ~d ~ ~~6:11 ~bf1to G. Bru&oco, ~16 , Tlll t l filed Ind 1landal'd1 therefore Stct1~ 1. S'"ecllon W Is rnadlltely from and aftet ~1th tht County CllHk of coailng SOOl M F clc:i.t\ re ra GOilCJola Way La Vegas. Fk:tltloue .......... • ..... wfth •~ta ~9,!'1y ~!,k1 01 ~~.on..,.:•.,~ ~~1~,,:.l: ~r~l:: :!~~~·&,~::~!~~ th!' pasnge 1t1«101, and th&~Of;: ~:a,-:~01~~ 01eng1 County on tN·ll5 Ave . Huntington c :each. ~~~'~e..~unrinoton ~~1890~4 1 ' 1 n!'~~t....em 1 Orangt County on 12·7·95, eblt thr h the City ci.ik Mun1¢t I tod le '* r;1or to th• upirallOn ol Iii· ul at public auci1on P\lf• 10953888763 CA 92649 Brtll K1nn11h Colllnt, I u! ne11 • con-. ·~ .. ptrtON we 'Put>ll•htd Newporl s.acn-fOf pubt~pectlol'I amena': to r:ac1 as~~ ""Cl!h::yt:ompubl~= suant 10 Chapter 10 OM· P"bl1shtd N~port Btach· 1Supieme(CA} C~~a,,con11. 21~ Giant Sit 11. N ... pon =~P by • 09'*11 PM· ==~I: ~ , Costa Mesa Da.ly Pilot D.. Notw1lhltaiic11ng the prov!-low•· NQI, llOn a comrne~no With Coil& MeN Delly Ptlol 0.. nc • ' 1 ' aClden B&Kh, CA. 1126G3 Gerald A l\Hili'I Oc ~ Cotona ~·mbtf 19 2t lets Janu· a Ion• or 1111 abov• .. S.:C. 5-3 Bulldong St•oel· :::O~ c:cut~aper t!: Section 21700 of Ill• bus!-ctmbtr 1'1, 2111, 1995, JMU· ~~·;,;2;:9niington Btacll, Thi• butinua 11 c:on· Thia ~1"'*11 wu l!led ,,_-:., CA t2US 11y 2 1 1t..' ' t$l7 relefll*d uniform eod••· welt lof Publlc Aceau Al-ano pubf.ah.J Jn •1J:'"c11y n_!!! an~~l"rof11..'2~n•11 WV 2, 9, ,~ 1518 tnis bullnas• 1, co,.. ~ by. 8 gonotl.I p&H· th lhl CO\l\ly Clerk of DOA ''amay f'attMr• '-' • • • an fffa lor 11rv1c11 PfO-11y1 on Prfv111 P1opet1y of e tt M tOQ ther c..,.... 0t -"°" ,...., o U ~o d\.t 1e1 b Um...,. , ,&,_, P otano• County on Otcem. ~. H11 ~ _..: PUILIC NOTICI lllded puttuanl to Ult uni· In •dd41lon to tilt rat~•· with ot~• na':'1 ol' tl\e the CMt COdl or tt11 s1at• p BLIC " TICE Co ct 'I 1 ......... 11y Ha"• you &Wt.eel doing D •' I• , •Is v-.d'. COton:a Cltl CA _ _... ______ ...-.1 IOfm codH ahall nol taq toon1 ecsopltd tn Stcllon ~ or Clbfornla tile folloYflng • bullnts1 y-.t? '" ~$ tt • m2' · • aTATWMINT OP elftcl uni I a rHolUtlon lot 1 City CGOnC\I rind lh I membef1 of Ille City C~ m11uUan~1 llOuHhOl<f cna1334121 Hew YCXI tlaned Oofng B11h Colllns 1 S3Mt427 MANOON_,.T Of tucn ... ~ la adopltcl by lh• put>t1c: ll•t~, ~altty ell voting let *"" tgoll\11 and P911on• pioparty lo Flctlllou• eu lnH• t>uslnau yol'P ~n. 1.t 96 Dmk Sm1ll\ Dally Pi!Ol Jan. t, 11, 23. nus bu~lMH r. cOl'lo Ula OP l'ICTITIOUa ~ CllY. ~II pu11uen1 and well111 II pr0t1cttd by t~ArsE~ AND AOOPTED wlt ldtnt.11itcl by lttllnl N•me ttale111.nt • ~1.1p1~n11 C~ll.lng: Cci'-fhla ~ltmeN wu fde<S 30, 199' 1513 = b1 a lmlled P9"" 8USIN ... NAM& to c.J1forni• OOVttn!lltnl PlftCrlblng •uniform bl.llld< thl• 2nd Clay ol January nam~ and •tor age unit The fOllOW\'ng PoftON 111 ~~t~ L.:~·tt~~c C.E.a°rman 111 U1• Coul\fY Cl91k of PUlllC NOTICE Hllv& JOU ...,. ~ • TM lolloWlnO pttlont i.12*0 S.CllOA• M0l6 and ~~uc~:ci= ~:~~11:.C: 1990. I ~:1111p0MohMnl A.2051 =~ t::z .. ~~ ~~ Th• 1Ult.emen1 was filed r=~~7on 12 ·:i..M bUtlnMs'"'?No haw tt>andonecflllt u .. ol S.CuOn 3. s.J:non S.2 of of all. loeettd on prl ~II JOI UUCKSON, Mktlaol L: MOJton. Ba02· 8111101 SI Ste.:O, Newport W'ltn •ht County CIOf\ ot 0.an.. Pilot Dte 19 '2'1 Flctl"4IUll ........ f!2!' f~ ..... ~ Uftq th• Flcllllou• lu•ln•H Chi I I f T I 5 I d d Jo\/ ... ~, of th• City of Z!MM 0.ach. CA D:IGO Oran.gt COUiity on January ~, • • ' ....... at. ....... t .__u.r --.. ...,... Name: TM ~Cldlct1on In• ,,.,fr, .,amtfl~tCI: • .. dOI 1 P~f:''ln:" ~:. bor t~~ C••t• ..... Ktnli*ltl aa.i.y, 82&18 Boog. Inc.. (Ca111oml1), 8, 11>91 '"e:aete978 1905. Jal\ 2• ~. 1 ~7 Tht IOl!OWfnO ""°"*we Thia .._..,._. ... _.., ;~:·~~5b:.";:'~~~ 1 ""l11.tbHctlon j:). ng ~bile All p:llc acct~• al• AnHT1 MAftV T. IL· Thia n•t will t>t competl· 1000 North Drilh>I St. Sit Olli)' POOi January t , 1fl, ,UIUC llOT1CI ~~f~:t' M:k.. C... =:~ ~==-°' 9 ...... 1~7j 1 • (1) flur1416nt to ~tlon t • r.yw on prwata PtoPIMV LIOTT, Oeput1 Cltr llw bid<llnQ on Che "'" 20r...!'twPort 8o~h. CA n. :&O, lt!I& l!.M "' t&:JO r=w: .. "' , .. , , .... _ ... IBl•-lll«·-_. 3l 1 ol tl\11 COdt1 the conatNC1td or ,.~•tees cterlt 1 th Cit f d1y_of J...uaty. 11191. •l to '211W flctltl941a •ue"-•• · ,..,.., ... J!:. Fie:!:::: eu~u aui101ng OHlCtal lfld hi• under. pefmlt laMG •'* C.•t :.. • 'I 0 ~·clodt •. in; • "" PfW'· lhll b111lnn• fl ~"' ,UILIC MOTICI N--. a....... .:::.....,,.. CA IQ.JM) Delly Nol JlthM1 .. 1' Wlf ...:,.• tn Of to COu~ dtl>UUH WI dealQnaltcl 11 11\e eNactlw dal• of I~ ITA:a Of'• :!:"'" whet• lllld PJOP911)' docted by I COlpotlllon FtcUtkMla 9u•lnff• Th& followtng PtflOM ait rAI. \s~::· ~ ll. 'ao; 1RI "'1 ~ f' tnlorc«nant onia.i1 with 1«t1on lhall COft1P!y wtlh .. 11ortcl encl "'"ch 11 lo-The regittram ~omtntnetd ~~as: tfR So-.--.i "I;::::::::::;;:=:::::;:;:;;;!; on~~-814. 111 auth()rlty IO lllU. ch•tlonl Cny a11na11d Ho. "'· CALIPOlllNIAJ cattd at Mini u ''°'•· 10 lrlflla!CI bllttna unclef H ..... •tAu........ lu'tl~· \Jtlllmlltd, 'HO '~AN,Co\tl .. u...~' No,.,_ fot ¥10fallona or tnll Code Typlcel &tC1IOn fot Alley COUNTf °' , I 71 CalNIMcll '""' '"' Ucl I OUI nam• 01 Tf1e to!IOwlng ~rM)N WI Blt0n a.aw B 557 ....... • 1Na..... ~ f1llln " '•trick Mlchtel Dalton, •Ohtf u • mladl~ or and 'V' ~ ~ Of'MO•t.. Clllf ol N9wpotl 9-d\, nan'IM litt*d tbOY9 on 10/ doing Wsintt• •r. po11 antt\, CA tHio ~ "V: ;1 COl'tl .. on ~111 ~Avenue, Sull•.,, lnfrecton.. Dy.,,. Publlc ..... 0.-ClnOfl County of Or~ SWtt oC :11/M O••no• co .. , WI!••• Hft ($Wit OI ....... ,.... ..... ..... c...... t.iilal 'C-1, Coet9 .... CA 82ta Sec.1IOn 4, hctlOn .. 12 of ~ IM ....,.. • COSTA ll•IAJ C.lllmla .a.it It itofcf Wlltt •oog, Inc.. JOPln A Woib, 17&4-A nta Ml Calllo(n a), 1H9 llaol\ ~ ,_, V... .-.. '-UUl¥p '1119 .. lehar. "· "Ylll\ Sll1 Nt• CtlllSMr I Tiit • of ... EatM· , ... Inc= lifnlt 9ttd ....... No Ont ~. cro AV9nllt Co9lli ....... C\ l\111• lt-S57 .... Pof1 ,_ :.A~...1.-~ ... °''· e.... ..... M~nlC!f>-1 ,,... JIY...... -..!: .. ~ ,.!.:.}UJOn. "'*' ..... OI " ..... Thi. MlalMlil ... ri1td 9*7 .... _. '-"-CA neio =-....... ...... ""'--· Code .. ...., llf*!ded TN~~ .... __.T ._ _ .. MCI ... ---··· .............. """" Ille COui1tf Cltrtt °' "'" . ...,...,MfltY, 1'tlM"' ~ ..... ~ .. ,, ~ --1llla ~ ... ~ '°..., .. fOlfoWa: vfded 1n "" .....,_ "*' olfl:lo a.t. ot the City tltlt l9ndlOrd MM"VM 1hl Of#\ot .~ on tz.745 Swm Ana ~ eo.. __, ~ • u.Mcl =-......;:J;: ~ • Mo.•1uwu .. dot'"9. _, .... 1;ut111o ...-ColldottMCftyoleo.e. ~ .. ~ ......... 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Hf d.:....J.-!!!!e 1 I ~~ JAMJAAY '· 1• .. . .-~ tJ . . ~ J ANEW BALBOA ISLAND LAGUNA 2106 BEACH NEWPORT 2148 BEACH Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Mcnhy ............ Friday 5:0¥n Tuesday ............ Monday 5:~ . Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm BYPHD• (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we11 call you back with .a price quote.) BYMAILORIN PEWSON: 330 West Bay Street. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Comer of Ncwpcwt Blvd & Bay St. Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. TilC publisher reserves the ri~t to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in u ad vertisement for which it.may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually <>ecupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. CORONA 2169 DEL MAR RENTALS TO 2622 SHARE LOST & 2724 FOUND EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 2925 5530 5530 MERCHANDISE .. Unusu•llv lerge 4Br Beeut eiec:: 2Br dplx. BLUFFS 4BR, 2.5BA 3Bd 2B• DelulC• unlL NB Oceen View LOST: sml, white fem CNA/Compenlons Senior Level Sele• --~------:- lOUAL HOUSIHO 4Ba 2-sty UQdatQ_Q Jlm -1:il cells, 2-car gar, end unll.. vaulted cell-Light/airy --W19a~g9, Modern, nr sand, lg DOQ, Ch~huahuaJ Needed fOf IA~•. Executives. 3.5 yrs 11 ,.."'"QUES 6010 0 ""0 "TUlllTT Lg patio, Frnch drs, 2 great loc 2 blk• Main Ing, 2 car gar, pool fplce, laundry hk-ups. bdrm. $525. $100 off Amer Eskimo mix, 12/ Just Right HomeCsre sales exp min. Oppty nn.u Allrnlul*Mwrtls•tllltllb Ip, steps to bch. No Bch. $1650. 494-7848 $1995 458-5232 $1625/mo. 759-3092 1st mo. rent 646-4400 "27, vie Victoria & Pia-310-436-4444 10 change & controlliiii!!_ii~~~i!!!~!iiiii ~pet'-hllltctlltllefd· pets. S3000. 723-4633 Cleer Selling 2Bed, ---------Npt Beech Own mas-centla, CM. 646-9641 31CM539·9000 Income potenllal. •BUYING ITEMS* 111lhlrHMllatActef1111u I ed kltche S 2 2 ter suite. Close to Complete domestic Short sales cycle. Re-From 1800-1960. 1 pc _...wllldlinaias•Ulttll ---------NEWPORT equ PP n, COSTA ME A 6 4 beach. Quiet. Pool.I .. •••••••• help needed 6·7 quires strong closing to entire estate. Paint-BALBOA frplc. fncd yard. Only 1• It ""'111• ··111y ptdenKI, BEACH 2169 $l250. 968-4495 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, __ S4_7_5_. 6_4_5-6_7_9_9 ___ PERSONALS hrs/day, 5 days per skills. Please call 714-ings. china. glsware, ll•llJllH tr •1n1l111l11ll11 PENINSULA 2107 BR/2BR M bll H ·~ week. Call 673·7138. 280-8080 or FAX re-furn, etc. lmmed cast\, 1 ° • om• Npt Hghts charming ••••••••• sume to 714·280-1180 s 67~223 Iv Hst4 11 race, CtlCM, rtlltlH, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Quiet & Secure. 3Br house. hrdwd firs, Computer US91s Ntedtd top · ... msg sa. UNJuti. lamlHll s&llus" WA.tu1LanL w~~~f-FaiBUlt01tfS"UW~t1 ?iE~OBI_ . .l,B;U..Nawp?f!.~iD-4 -indfy ~. S..,... Wlt-:.-t---------1 -Weri< -Own HotHe 2e1tJ-1=~.-.~crn.;;;::;~:;-~TO:;;-r-;n::.J--------~-------~7" .. ili1liilliil ii lie. 1B1. huge deck, 1· COAST 2170 -=-==---=-----,=-:-=-T':'""-$600/mo. 266-2187 PERSONALS 3002 to SSOk/yr. 24 Hrs 1· sch901 or infant/tod-U) I mWlftYllldl"*""'t.llml· car gar. Nwpt Island. If you would like to 28, l&a"' OCC. New 5 .__r• house In Nwpt''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Soo-881·3358 x 603 dler to coteach, UCI :J ,.,""' •1 _._, ... ...._" $900 D Id 722 1488 live in a home that'• ,.. 11 c S/I PT f -_____ -_.._"'""',U«ua.....,"u'_,,,.._.lll-,1..L...· Ill ft9..l't---·-a_v_._.;;;;·==ct-sva 12 1ued from $SOOK to Trover• 3Br 2~Ba pnt, very clean, lower. Shores, 2BR, 2BA, DATING? SHY? Eern S 9 00·SSOO te~~!~s ~~·F-r. x~n; . M, Visions Proper-new tnhse, ocn view, Small pot ok. S695 + gar, fully furn except For a fun lime call weeklv stuffing enve- Uewllltly 1CUpt 111Y ldftltiSt· CORONA ties on. Display Is ~·cMb kltch, It Berber. $200 dep. 241-0780 your room $575 Incl 0~_1-594?·575-912. lopes at home. For wkg. cond., benehls, -0 ...ai..lUlisl.llellbkllsls csn-.,.A65.,.,., ~ -trrto-sen'tt self· min. 12" unrts eeEt--.._r ·,lebtiollllllaln.OUl•t14lcn DEL MAR '\ 2122 oo ng for quaITTTocJ 2 Imo lst. 58?:3305 2BR 1BA, avail now, no Um..,.. • "'"'" 70c per minute, 18+ addressed stamped pref. 854.6030 t. II mal"lagers to live in J>ets $725, water lnc .• 1 _________ HOT CONNECTIONS envelope to: B&A =---.....,,=----..,...-~ .._ .,. ""1~ l111t1mtd 11111 • these properties. For "garage 646-3627 GARAGES T eacher/Pre-school, '"1111111 •dftrll1td In 1111• 2BR/1BA Rear unit, further Info contact SANTA ANA 2180 *1·800·846·4688 Homemailers. Box PT/FT, CM Ideal o '-. ""'*'-.. IWlllMI• 011 •• gar., laundry, deck & 714-280-8080. Homev sml Back Bay-FOR RENT 2740 2l58. Lubbock, TX f or student, some '1 ~ ..,.rtvlllly Nib. .... com-pa II 0 . Av a 11 2/1 . k I I ch b It Ins-cab I e I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ""'""'79""'4""'0=-8=::=--=--=-::,.,,,..,.,-E CE. 84 2-4050 • ...... ~ cMI HUO SllOO/mo 646•4410 $1150/MO. lg 2aR. up-Treesure C!'••t 4Br $525 Incl utll. Nlce1• --------· GOURMET COOK/Lt ~ TaOl_.__ .. 111.IOO~•:l$90.fol · stairs/duple><. balcony, 2Ba, oparkhng pool, area. Refs. 548-7576 E'alde Coste M••• EMPLOYMENT housekeeping, exp'd, --------- -.._ garage, living rm/din-fpl, bullt-ln kit, gar. . Storage for cor, sml 11 e 0 t F/T Non EMPLOYMENT UltWlsllllt••,DCnajlieua COSTA MESA 2124 Ing rm, laundry hkup, Only $1295. Won't boat or 7. $75/mo.I••••••••• v u · · • ..... HUD"" ... , • ..__ T GTON smkr. Newport Beach SERVICES 5533 ~ .,_ ·-. steps from beach. lastl 968-3905 HUN JN Avail now. 720-1585 area. 714-673-3643 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT 498•5281 BEACH 2640 EMPLOYMENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Coste M esa Rental 2 Optometric Olhce Mgr bedroom, 2 bath, 2 3Br, 28• 2 car gar.I••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil••••••••• 5530 needed •s•p. Must -•••••• car auached garage, vaulted ceils, ocn vi,.i, APARTMENTS Rent To Own 2Bed 2-COMMERCIAL be experienced In Please be aware that w/d, 90% furnished steps to bch. $1300. h 1 I sales, insurance & the listings In this cat· townhome. Comm. Call Bkr. 642·3850 FOR RENT ~~:r. t~:t no~~·~I~ REAL ESTATE $t000 Weeki~! Stuff dispensing, 5"51·0505 egory may require you pool, club house, no 2 BR, hse, crpts, frpl, $775. 968-9735 envelopes at home. POSTAL & QOV'T JOBS to call • 900 number pets. safe neighbor· range. encl gar, s975 Free details. Box 500-s21/HOUA+BENEFITS In which there Is a hood. Located across Npt Hghts. See Owner CiE, Lima, PA 19037 NO EXP WILL TRAIN charge per minute. by o.c. fairgrounds, 437 Princeton Or .. CM BALBOA NEWPORT IUSIRl!SS omCE AT EASE Appl +lnfo 714-647-1991 B• A High Cl••• next lo police station PENINSULA 2607 2669 POJl •9 -2769 $900/mo + utilities West Npt, steps to BEACH ~& of Newport Beach in RE ASST Busy prop Dinner Companion GENERAL 2102 call (310) 3t8-1460 beach. 3Br 1Ba. patio, Fashion l•tend has mgmt co. Enlry level Platonlc, Top Pe~I i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil gar, fp. $1375. Prop S585 STUDIO APT• ~-------.. Immediate opening for position for person w/ 5 3 3 ·7 9 0 5 t • e Tredltlonal 3Bed In House 642-3850 417 E. BAY AVE. r Receiving/General strong office skills. 38R Oceanfront $1800 prime locale. Built-In UTILS PO. STV/FRIG. IRVINE RANCH'S Stock & maintenance Must be woll organ---------- 4NBpRt SOh~a3nBfrRon$t1$3250100 kltch. Pet welcome, Av21b219e,, Bv :~•c:,h NO PETS ..... 547·1155 FINEST person. Fun tim• prel-lzed, detail ori.nted. DOMESTICS 5540 •• Only $800. 968-3305 r +o c or r r •4a Communities• ered. part time con-Casual dress. Non-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR nt Beach $1000 2BA, fp, new kit, new 1 blk to BEACH. Fabu-13,500 Apartments sldered. Call Don or smkg. 30 hrs/wk Must 4BR nr Sand $1800 carp1, gardn, apa, dbl lous 2 BR 1BA, pV1, w/ $750 to $2500/mo Steve, 75g...7979. wor1< Sat. $8.50/hr. Elder care/hous• Balboa Newpor1 Alty HUNTINGTON gar+prklng, frig, d/w, prkng gar. Cln, now Newpor1/lrvine/TuS1in Call Stacie, 675-4630 keeping English/ 723-4494 BEACH 2140 W/D, comm.pool. will crpts, Avl 1/15 $1025. Beautv Sal011 Rental Spenlsh OK. P/T ---------1 .consider pet. $2,000 960-3136 IRV]NE stations avail for Hair-RECEPTIONIST 645•1353 Nan "'8ltal er.It -100·1111 .... 1a ....... Placrn •I ,er.-... 11 .. i...... C&l. ftlllYJ •714-8181- lmmeculete 2 Bed. loads of charm. dbl gar, fncd yard. Pet ok. Only $950. 968-0145 Seit your home through d ... lfled. ea.ae?a per mo lso ... 645-9114 1Bd 18• Noar Bay APARTMENT stylists & Manicurist in Entry-level posit w/ ---------upscale NB s3lon. oppty to grow in Npt LIVE·IN WANTED Bavvl•w Terr gated and Ocean. $670/ COMMUNITIES Call Bonnie 756-0493 Be a ch · Hand 1 • In Costa Mesa home to comm. lmmac 2br 2ba month. Garogo avl. No Call our '"fo Hotline INDUSTRIAL 2788 phones & computer .,. Ceahler/Asslst Call 489.8900. · toke care ol 3 children. hse, A/C. lrg patio. no pets. Call 650-1219. 1-BOO·IAC·5115 +•30 hrs 540-8919 s4oo per month plus room pet $1750. 780-1219 RECEPTIONIST Ind board. PLACl!NTIA Chlld W k *1BR $825• cer• or era Seeking outgoing, r• (7'4) 57..,.243 Big Cyn guard gated furn 2Br 2Ba, den. Lt/ airy. Rois. $3100. 619- 360-2829; 714·759--0120 Convenient ClaHliled 842·5878 FRONTAOI! Needed for CM sponalble team player few Ad Action 2BR 2BA $725/Up 2500 sq. ft. $1800 chur ch. Wed/Thurs for NB salon. PT/FT. --------- Relrlg & dishwasher 846·1184 •m. $5.50-$7/hr DOE. Call Bonnie 756-0493 Cal a Incl. 60x30 pool. No Call Michele Soratan Call Have A G~rag~ S.ale ! pets. No fees. No• .. •••••••• 968-0454 s ELL ....... lease. 545-4855 ,. -----------c·---.-....1 -i,,_· ~-..,...------:--BUSINESS & CNA n••d•d In skilled ....... wu 2 +2 trllevel twnhm. nursing rehab ctr. ._ TodllJI AD-VISOR vault ceu. walk-In clst. FINANCE apply In person at Npt throyuoguhr chloamsseifled 842-H78 642·5678 Incl encl gar. Pei. Rehab Ctr. 1555 Su-_ __::.:::::.!::....:.=::.::.:..:=--1._ _______ _ welcomel 675-6003 perior NB. 846-7764 ______ ..._ _ _.. ________ _ Blk to bch 28r 1Ba1--------- yrly. Garage+ prkng, BUSINESS trldge. S950tmo. 557· OPPORTUNITY 6290/d 631-5550/• CDM Walk to beach. 2904 1 Bdrm. Enclosed ga· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rage. $775/month. Call 714-348-9424. $Payphone Routt1$ Local altea-for aale, Npt Heights 2Br 1 Ba, $2,000/Wk potential. fireplace, garage, etc. 800-208-5300 24hr N o pet•. $850/mo.1 ________ _ 1ao-go11or122-s195 $Payphone Routes$ Upstalr• Lido l•I• Local altH·for .. 1 •• Beyfront 2bd 2ba. $2,000/Wk potential. Uvlng and dining on 800·208·5300 24hr the Bay. Avall Feb.1-----,,_.-...,,-.,..-~ 14th $2100/mo. Call 900/800 Adult 673-1283. . Lin•• High prom Low lnvHtment. Full aup- pQrt. 714-574-9754 MISCELLANEOUS IENTALS ROOMS LOCAL Vending Rt• Cash Income. Over 20 Prime Locations. 80CMl7•1~' ---------- 2722 UneMPloYH •1"91e "'°"' wlll ••change •aliiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiil bookkHplng/~l•rlcal for gQOd runl'llng c... to ~ for wOfk. C.11 &46-e180. Oo•antront 3Br ae. ,,.., NB J)W. Book now for eumm., wkly rental. 714"43~1424 Lwted. ::: ~= TOYOTA Muet .... 14ttl. oeo ••••--~· Call 434-e500. • • • t Te re t •i-------- Hard to~~1 VOtlSWAGIN 8235 whit.out J*)kage, 1 9120 ownet gren0ma'e ear, •ea VW .NITTA 2·drt fully loaded, au10 enrf, auto, ale, alloy•. tranl, factoty eunroof, Good condlllon. premium :J.ln·1 CU• S995 OB0•831·7149 eette/CD, pwr wln- dowsttocn-, teat white tpoke wheels, low mllH, musl Hel Celt Mett 112,998 obo DOWN 1~r 2-'8CQI !~ per1ormencls 5 l<lnd of boom II Singer James 7 Dlf'NIQ8 I ~on lhe Nie 9 Poet-St. Vin61nt M•y 10 Threalan 1 t ~ in status t 2 Orchard fNit 13 BrNkfaat brMd 2t LIQ a meedow 22 Frothed (el the mouth) 23 Turtosn oftdll 24 Inclan or CNnne a&W~ parents employM ~wnn.,, remil lder'I 30 lke'1Wlfe 32 Find 33 Coul1 rigure 34 Nubby fabric 35 Sea =~ NOJl111 BAST lNT Pua Sc:> Pul .... Pul Openina lead: five of• What i1 the merk of a cood defender? It. is a player who makee lite euy for pertner. Thia deal from the Fall North American Champi· onehip11 was reported by Barry Riga). Normally, a no trump openin• bidder ahould pass when partner signa off at the two level in a suit. The one exception is when opener baa a maximum no trump and a good fit for partner's suit, aa was JEWELRY, FURS SPORTING MARINE SERVICE & ART 6025 GOODS 6065 SUPPLIES 7020 MINK JackeL Size talV Aerobic Htlllh Rider From S149 allm. $450 obo. Call Trdmll Nlw S1800/0nly 1249 873-3402 ~ Hlw S13()()f()fty S250 . Slli Ill. .... S219Wntf $219 TONS OF FISH NET $2.50 per pound. Minney'• Yacht Sur· plua, 1500 Old New- lllqde -~ $295 OFFICE ~Nw'1~s195 port Btvd. 548-4192 FURNITURE & HUGE SALE EHDS SUNDAY! MARINE SUPS lllP.MENl'..... UM::!~ ~~~;! OOC~S-7422 Ricoh copy machine •••••••• 45' MOORING For ~:,u;~~~:.· s1~~~~ TRANSPORTATION :f~1s~~8~·~~ .. ~·11 64~~ Penln S1Jpa 40 to 55' max at $13/ PETS & ANIMALS SAIL BOATS 7014 tt. All 1ac11111ea. priv. parking. 723·5835 6049 24 FT. Columbla BALBOA YACHT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Chall•nger Sloop. BASIN has boat allps --------.,....---------..--------ADOPT·A-PET $795. Minney'• Yaehl from 31 to 40 It avail, Every Sal & Sun at Surplus, 1500 Old $14.50/rt. 873·1761 APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE 6014 COMPUTERS 6018 PETSMART, Fountain Newport Blvd. Boat dock tor rent 18· FF Frie $135. Waaher & Dryer Sl 10 each. Wananl•• & De11very c 7 1 4 ) 9 5 3 .g 8 2 2 548-4t 92 18' StOO mo 875-5095 HOUSEHOLD FOR SALE1 Brother Valley. Puppies, kit· Word Proo ••• or tens and more, all --------•--------Grandfather clock, 1 kl f I I g ar OTO Vlc1orlan sofa & love (Model WP-3410). Al· 00 ng or ov n 'c • SPEED & M RCYCLES moat new. With monl· Ing homes. CALI. 597· SCOOTERS 0 aeat, 3·pc leather tor. $l75. Call 71 4-9037 for more Info. SKI BOATS 7016 8 18 Maytag Washer/dryer. couches, cherry for-•--------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a1acked. Full sL $300 mel dining rm, coffee 539-3073 after 4pm or Save abused and OBO 54s-a704 & end tables, etc. All leave measage. abandoned pets. Be 8 •1988 22ft Ski Boat• '79 PE180 Veapa In Immaculate Condi··~--------.. 01 ntee /foste Call 5.7 lltre V·8, King Scooter GrHt cond. ,. • u r r. Cobra 0/0, low profile Bra, 2-Tone paln1. yel- FURNITURE 6014 lion. 894-9880 · JEWELRY, FURS 714•597•9037. hull, Just 1ervleed, low/wht. 8800ml. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Love aeat & chair, & ART 6025 Wonderful home• new conlroller/uphol· $875. Call 646-1162. beige w/floral design needed for 2 beautl· atety. Great akl bOat· 75% OFF S75 646-3627 f u I 4 -m o n I h -o I d fasl·loo~ great. .... r• Dealen Center Price• Gold & Diamond• KITTENS, very al· ady to go. S10,500 Chances are Entire content• of below mark•I 844-fectlonate. 964-8319 646-9449/574-4247 you will find model home: Iron MERCHANDISE 6374 ext. 134 '1 C' •sSIFIED -what you need beds, aofaa, chalra, MISC 6015 CLASSIFIED lt'1 the resource you 11one vaHs, armolre. • 11'1 the resource you PIANOS & can count on 10 aell a at the price Call 248·7727. can coun1 on to ae11 a ORGANS 6059 myriad of merchan· you want t.o pay Herb•. Juniper• s1. On myriad of merchan-dl1e lteme • .b.ecauH when you read MEET someone spectal through classlfled palms 4-6' $10. Citrus· dlae 11ema, becauaeliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii our columns compol avocado (fruiting) St o. our columns compel Ant I q u • PI av• r qua11fled buyer• to Cl•lalned Cement fountains qualified buyers to Plano Upright, oak, call! dally S110, bird balha $20. call! 1908 Autoptano. $475. 842·5878 642-5678 909-674-9422 842·5878 Call 646-1182. --------•-------- Run-your-ad-in - the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Volley Independent to reach over 1 00 ,000 homes. Fox us this form with your credit cord # or moil it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does n6t sell we'll run it for another week FREE! All for $1 o• 9130 Can't seem to get to au thoae I repair foga around the house? 893·2937 CL.ASSIFIBD If• th• rMource you can count on to .. 11 a myriad of merchan· dlH 11ems, because our column• compel quallfled buyers to cam Let the CIH11fled Service. Dir.ctory <help you find reliable help. 142·~878 ····-········--------------• I : D YES,SELL ~y CAR I L City Phone ~ Cndit Ccrd D MC ovfSA D AM X ' &f>-- Moil To ONt. Y I'll.OT 330 W lay s.r.t, Com MMD, CA 92427 (714) 642-5611 OdAX Cl"! 631-ci.19.1 ,,,.._ l'orty °" ,._. Oi.cJr Pw1itwtl ao- --~--1"'°""--"-- 0•~ 0 .... o--0 4..,,I O J ... OIW~ o--oM- o -n-o-,.. 0-~ o_,..._, o~o c:-o.-J o c-0~'-' 0 .s...,.,,, O r.../Olooo D ......,C-. o ....... a-~ o"""'~ DC-............ 0 ............. • S I 0 10< ' (;,,.., S 1.00 eoch odctmonol line ·--------------·----------- I I I l .. Sl?RVICE - DIRECTORY CHll.D CUE 3536 CONCRETE ' ""17tiEiiLEiiCTiiiiRiiiCALiiiiii3ii6ii1~0 "iiiiifiiiYiiiiMANiiiiiii3ii7~10HHBEALmttwrmxwr· ~,-.2r2"firnmi:Drmi81iiiiiiiilimili=i3=a=34~PAINTIN=iii=Giiiiiiiiii3i;85=8 PLUMBING --MASONRY-3557 ~'i'll.m .. ChrlaUan•Mother A-t Electrlcal work S•m.I ReUted COfttreclor PUBLIC NOTICE lk•'• Cualom 'alntJng Preclae Plumbing of 2·ptovld!~ •• °!'• ksln Br1ek, Block, Stone, Tiie a°"1ncank R Electric ~:~ ~1tyov,:'~en~11, STOP SMOKING Landacape Remodellnt The Callt. Public Utlll· Prof, Clean, -Ouallly Re"~= : .. ~~i":,:•I• my home . ..,_.,.nae Cone, Pat.lo, Driveway u c esponse I ,.,..;:...__ ........ t 7 V d p/mal IJH Comml11lon RE· Work. lnt/l!xt & Docks. L FT.f'T Paltlcla 969-8547 Fplc, eea1. Ref. 25 Yr Local Uc. 850·7042 ear•.,_, --N 0 W Ill t!d~/~lstlcn~~ QUIRES that all used Li117034G8 831-48t0 1887398 tet-1090 CARPENTRY 3510 -=--.....,...,..,.~~--Exp. Terty 857·7504 JONES ELECTRIC Carpentry•Roonng WANTED 1 5 O Contraetor#c27-804008. l'lou1ehold g ood• 1-------- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Dep9ftdable~D•rcar• & Home Repair a Plumblng•Drywall• people with a burning Prof'I & Ethical. &45-7505 mover• print their PIANO & VOCAL POOL Uo'd. Padlalrica. tat Nd/ •CEMENT WORK• Bonded & Insured. Stuceo•Palntlng•Tue• dealre to qull amok· P.U.C. Cal T number; SERVICE A to Z HANDYMAN CPR. MMll/lltllckt lnCIUdtcl. PLAIN/STAMPED L#705749 851-8887 Electrlcal*Repalra. Uc. Ing, to try l'Rltl! PLANT ARTIST Umoa and' chauffeurs LESSONS 3868 3894 INSTAU.JREFACE CABINETS FT.f'T. F111 & T\.C. "4-t740 Brlck/StonefTHe/Block Morgan 880.3281 Herbal Produot. Speelallst In exls11ng print their T.C.P. num-l~~~~iiiiiiiii~i!iiiiiii KJ1chen1, ba1ha, doore, 1..541858 831-4310 Llo'd Contractor Carpentrv•lfeotrloal over '°"' auecess r111. landaeape/lrrlgatlon ber In all actvertl•• PIANO Beg.·Advaneed PURE WATER CARB wlndow1. Doug 548'7258 C"~•.nNG * Bttt Price/Quality small Job specialist Plumblng•Orywall• •714-700·8182• upgradu.. 700.0102 menta. If you have • AM agea·Teacher Cert PooVSpa Svc & R1palr1. Handwman/ftemodel w;;.t"MU Fan1ellght1•Spa Stuceo•Palntlng•Tll• queatlon about the I• Entertainment Avail • F11teruPump1•H111ert Addllloft•, Bath, Kitch SERVICBS 3548 Landacepe, brick, •tone Dtmand Eltc1tlc 845·3656 Root1ng•J1m 141-7•94 HOME rainu UNIQUE & STYLISH gallty of a mover, limo Jennifer 840-Seee Wttkly Svc. 841-1728 ... Conctllt. loo-711·1007 ~ .Gatea/Fenc ... DHlgn or chauffeur, call: --------Flre·Water Damage iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARPENTRY•Wlndowe SERVICe" 3760 and handcrafted by Publlc UUlltlH Plano Leaaon• ln•-R-0-0-F-IN_G ____ _ Elec, Plumb, & Paint A TOUCH QF CLASS PENC S Doore• Wood FencH ~ tandacape architect. Oomml11lon your home. Flex hte. 3910 048-2342/Pgt227 .. t22 ci..nlng. Res/Comm CONTRACTORS E • DtyWall Repair • t.:f3883 84$02105 714-561-4151 .. Low flatff. All ~l•iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii~.- Uc/BoncJ9d. Fr" Eal. GENEbt 3558 8r DECRS 3615 L#2CSH58t • Cell Bob AL';lHEIMBR'• Care l>llMmardo'• Movtno Alli fot Oscar 721-1758 ,..,.OOl'INO·All' Typet T.,... -•·'l-14a . 2'4H3.23 P.g-31~-00~e • CJlver. Top· i.i.:.. 1'01 IS u tt A .... i. lie ~SG CARPET CLEANING Handyman Charlle 1 on 1 altentlon. Day LEGAL t.:oc• ,. flee torage if! •...-s 7 .,.. 3515 ·•o•• HOUSECLEANING CPI •UILDBRS INC. • .. I! H c I!.. Painting, carpentry, +night. Carol 842·9732 SERVICES Long Olat. ;.:3 E:~ PET-;~r~=-"o3~"' Llcen1.0.Bond9d AHldenllal Const. WOOD/CHAIN LINK plumbing, f~ bl<Sg. CAR•c:::iOIVER 3812 T#181832 9 • 1 SEIVICES 3870 • 7 • ------$10.00 P9f hour. Ut.tl51M24•tnaured ·Nt Job too smell-Local resld. 760-504<4 For IEldertv. Exp'd. JA.:',!::C::'.!"!'t"'u~~~. 714-M8-03M (714t HIMff3 1 4-848.a'21 ROme Repaltll'emodel Ref'a. Own eat. Uv•ln SS STARTS IT PAINTING 3858 Pe~ Pet Cere SPRINla.!RS 3921 .._o.c. STllAMWAV eWINOOW Cl .. nln9 LEWIS Conetruotlon •FENCES QATESk Costa Meta/Newport or DIJIV. T .. a 5'M-tS50e STOP EVICTION Kent* alternativ.. Noliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii 1.a00-388.aT2a •Oerpet Cleaning• Remodel•Handyman new/retlalr/polt replaced 2S Yeara Bxp. Most t..gal Mattera. •W.P. YOUNGQUIST atrese or worry. uc. SPIUNKLER RBPAIR •Streak/Spot Free• L.#704773 Local R... Redwood • Li11578805 Jim e31·2480 Bankruptcy • 24Mra Pelntlne C..-tniotw Ina. Aera. • 873-7114 Va1v1 .. Hud1•Ttm .. Mc'hee CwpeWpf\f l'ree Eat1•729·7079 •714-SS7.S82S• Jim Whyte 842·7200 HOM& iiRVICli JEWELRY 3784 • 714-740o29t8 • Oual. painting by pron. eioeks. 25Vts Lou1 lap; Cwpec a Uphols1«y a..*1g I ' •-V K LA Anything & Eve~lnQ LIVING TRUSTS Uc18020M. Ina, John 282•28~ 1 PromtlC s.iMcttAlt Rites Harclworklnt lludent .,., -•tt Con•lruotlon FrM ett MW30S PL"n.BING 3890 • 714-4MS-8192 RHldentlal eln ave. CullOm Home Bulldtra •WROUQHT IRON* Free Estlmele. ef'a, William Hatold J-elera Prob•le/Conattvatot• ' V&1!I Reaa. ratu. Quar. Lie 101954. Re I' 8 • Gtlts'Fenctt'Stcull1Y Doon Mloha•I TS•:t 440 Watch & ~elry repair shit)•. Call tor FREE 2tYra &ialllJ Jiiftiifti TRANSLATOR/ CEMENT MASO?DY Matgaret 873-8221 714-e76J77e9 t-800.310-VllLA Antlque•Ane Jewelry Brochure. M4oa801 PLUS touchup•. TH& LOCAL PLUM8D TUTOR 3927. .. BAUUNG 3720 li.tt/Nl/tl.o. •73-0388 24 Hra. Richard Sinor .. Jamee!. eangen Co.• Hou ... c .. anln• ·--------·--------Uc:l280044 14$-3209 Sine& 1 ... 7 3521 l«nt Ref'a. Suppllea DOORS 3580 P0to,oR INSTW. JUNK To The DUMP LANDSCAPE Ir MASSAGB 3830 cAOA61i JAIATiNO ,rt.ndly SeMc:e•lnN'ad lll•iliil•lliiiil•iill t~';.~hed. ~~~~ AllS 3620 tn4-oea.1aa21 LAWN CARE 3808 ~!'•w!~r: ~,~'::.~ U5329e1 e1s.9304 .IOlfN OOAAM llAIOMY An e._.rlenoed Wiii haul what Trash ••ST MASUO••• Uc:111137H02 538-115341--------.. ~.S.oneellocll dependebl• door •QUALITY WORK• Man won't! te&-1882 714-IM'7·3089 IWN•OW Clrole M·'-t. Large a Small Jobt OKI COMPUTERS 3558 hanger. Ou•r WOttc, Hatdwd/Vlnyl/Ceramle 174:J4~ BMoh, HB _... UCIM119t U1·18i2 reaa. Oon 121-8910 Mrble/Carpet•Bnd/lna u1taYyv1 (8eac~Sleter behind P9illtlng_.nl/Exl Hovat/Apl L1oa21e TU·7a:u1 ~ ... , MobU Ga•) ltO off Ouatlly •Job. ''" Mt. NlJTllTION \.tPMMt7 ., ...... ----------- CIUMIC nw 3528 --------akin a •CHIV c.... Q;M&W peJfth 1<>"' O,fl AO l'ec'91e ~ Ouat P~d 3584 HANDY MAN 3710 ------M•~• & == ~~d •Ince '71 caA hcky 2 ~~"!ii OOWll9--:1'.,.. nNClel eDAN DAWIONe P'LUM8lNG Waler Healer•• Or.ini "•modtl • "•P•lt laUctll a flllh.tt81 Lt11Gl472H41·e720 ... ,., 71 y ... ., •• ~-------- l.&Mll IPANllH NOW1 Greet gift for you and family. Exp"d SA Tutor su .. n• 073·7409 3932 We gele tllould hang '°""*'· Sttlp, k\ttaa, _... 10 the Cf&ay, eat .. , t 1 .,.Vtl,....