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Home My WebLink About1998-02-17 - Orange Coast Pilot... Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Fire sparks a hero's response •Syd Warburton braves the flames and smoke in order to douse blaze at his neighbor's Park Newport apartment. By Christopher Goff a rd, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -When your apartment erupts mto a blazing inferno, it pays to have a guy like Syd Warburton living down the hall. After hearing a furious pounding on tus apartment door late Friday night, the Park Newport resident looked through tus peep bole to find neighbor Al.lCla Akin running franti- cally through the hallway. Her apart- ment, No. 303, was on fire. Warburton, who had seen Akin occasionally m the bwldlng but did- n't even know her name, grabbed his fire extingwsher and rushed mlo the hot zone "The whole wall was ablaze,• said Warburton, who lives in No. 301 only yards away. "The smoke was very thick. The blinds were flaming.• By the time firefighters amved, just before nudnight, the fire was out. "I firmly believe he did save t)'le "I firmly believe he did save the whole building f rom goin g down ... " -LISA WARBURTON whole building from going down,· said Warburton's wife, l:.isa. "For him it wasn't a big deal. For him it was something that anyone would do for a lady.• "In crisis situations I'm usually pretty cool,• said Warburton, a telecommurlications .manager and Army veteran. "It's the small stuff that usually gets to me • Warburton said he mhdled smoked and coughed up bldC'k material the next morrung He plans to see a doctor soon The fire, which did $5,000 worth of damage to Akin's dpartment dnd $5,000 to its contents, cipparenlly s~arted after candles got too close to a window covering, fire duthon- ties said. No one was reported hurt 10 the blaze, though Alun was treated for smoke inhalation at the scene, authonties said. DON .EA " A Pf T "I did what I had to do." Warbur- ton said. "There's so man) people ·that could have been m danger." Syd Warburton ran down this smoke-filled hallway and put out a fire at a nelghflor's apartmen t at Park Avenue Apartments Saturday night Four school board incumbentS may run for re-election •Terms expire for Leece, Stokes, Franco and Ferryman this fdll. By Husein Mashni, Datl:r Piloc NEWPORT-t-.fESA Depend· mg on how big d factor mcum- benc'r plays m the upcommg elections, the>rc• ma) be no new faces on the '>Choo! board clfter November All. rou.r bodrd members who are up for reelPc-llon Jim Ferr)·"' man, Serene Stokes, Judy Franco and Wendy LPece -have sdld they are com.1denng running dgatn "I am thmking about it,~ I Stokes said. "I have the f>duca· llonal expenence, the back- ground and the trme I've enjoyed bemg on the bottrd, and I feel my , contribullon has had a positive ertect on the educallon of our children" Fenyman, the hodrd'c; pres1- dent, Sd1d lw !eels he hds been able to start unplementmg some changc·s m the d1stnct. but he needs more tune to com-Supervisor Jim plete h1., goals Silva 1s expected "I \\anted to announce his r~ection bid today See story to reorganlZ(' the d1stnc t deportment b) depart· ment, ' he page 4· srud · I'd like to see all the lactl1ue-. upgTdded to the level of other '>rhools m the d.lstnct so we> hav£> pant) and eqwty" Ferryman dclnutted there hds been meqwt} m lhl' chstnct as Newport B(•ach schools hdve rece1\ ed thl' bulk of c;upport he said Wbdt could th!.CO urdge Ferryman l rom runnmg is the time commitment Both Stokrs and Ferrymdn '>dJd hrmg on the • SEE TEAMS PAGE 5 Teacher union merger could have local effect By Husein Mashni Dally Ptlot togethN '' t rt• gomq to have -------·-----·more resources," scl1d f\1ary NEWPORT-).1ESA _ Off"al I Bergan. pre..,1dent of the Cahlor- 1' 1c1 s rua N'derallon of Tedchers from the National Educahon In particular tht' combmed Assoc1allon and the Amencan uruon would use those resources Federabon of Teachers dre con· to lhwdrt nqht-wmg ldkeovers of sidering a merqer to increase the school hoard., similar to what clout of . local teachers uruons happt•ned last year m Orange, uruon ofhadls said union ofhaals said The proposed merger may bt• Th(' merqN 15 all but certcU.n Above, Jeff High, 13, of Costa Mesa, comes off his pedals after sailing over a jump in the Back Bay Monday dur- ing the President's Day holiday. Right, Luke Swift takes off for a jump in the Back Bay near Irvine Avenue as Mike Vacar~ left, Mitch Dreyer, Matt Swift and Jeff High look on. PHOTO S BY MARC MARTIN felt locally, where teachers are and will be , oted on m New represented by the Newport-Orleanc; m July, othndlS said It Mesa Federallon of Teachen., d would bring toqethn the 2.3 mil· local chapte1 of the Amencan lion-memb<'r d'-'>OClalton and the Federabon of Teachers q50.000-membe1 fedt">rdbOn r-------------------------------------~----, l\D F \ AROUND TOWN ••..... 5 CLASSIFIED •••••..•.•. 9 \\ I \ I II I I\ .... ' "When you take h .. o larqP organizations and put th~m I • SEE UNION ~~GE 5 Local Sa.int Bernard ~ takes second place at renowned dog show • The pooch and its han- dler, Jackie Schart of Balboa, beat out more than two dozen othe r dogs in event. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot NEW YORK CITY -Balboa resident Jackie Schart and her champion Saint Bemo.rd Don Diego took second place m the Westminster Kennel Club dog show's best of breed competi· ti on, just JDJSSing a chance. to go on to today's finalS. The local pair beat out more than two. dozen other S.int B mards lo the~how's first day of compettUon, earning an award of merit for s cond place. A wbl would ha'Ve made . I Don Diego the best of his breed in the world and poised tum and Schart for the presb· gious best of show compebtion against more than 100 other breeds. But Schart's mom, Lee, who stayed home m Costa Me a, wasn't disappomted •Jt's like going to the Super Bowl and almost wuming, • Lee Schart said . "She beat quite a few other dog • Lee Schart aid despite not making it to the finals, her daughter took a bite out of th Big Apple dunng her five-<lay stay by seemg the play •cruca- go" on Broadway and attending a few black·tie parb • Scbart and Don Diego, th l ·year·old smooth coat Saint Bernard she handles and co· • see 000 SHOW MOI I HOW TO BE A PART OF. LOC.At VOICES We want t~ hear your thoughts and opinions on local issues and contro~rsies. Here's how you can reach us: • Reader's Hotline: 642-6086; • Mail: Daily Pilot 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; •Fax: 646-4170; •E-mail: dpilotOearthlink.net . Our web address Is www.latimes.com/pllot . cal • otces -~, •rrr. -• ..,.._.._..-~ .. -' .., ,-"'.'"ia!a.. ~·'JllU :'.-'' -' , -~~-0 I - l ... ~ ·-,_· I. '_ •• ,_~--.U*f ,·. --· . --__ .j ·-· _.__....._., MACH /COSTA Do.n't the vote ol the majority b4ve JDAAning anymQreJ 1\vice there bu beeii aJ1 •pp&"?Val for m 'fbro as an a1rport for Ol'onge County and now the losers want to~~ l remember the county expen~ much tbM and money in ~ch of an air- port site for an alternative to John Wayne airport btit oone was found. Now we have this woudertul chance for an already viable airport with more space tor ~o and passenger use than could ever be matched by expansion of John Wayne. It makes no sense to me to even consid- er buying la_nd and rerouting freeways to still wind up with only one long runway and not mucb more cargo space compared to two runways and lots ot cargo space at El Toro. el toro debate I am along in my 70s now and a lifelong resident of .Orange County. I used to be like those who oppose El Toro and wanted everything to stay a.s it was. No way is that possible. Growth is going to continue and we need to be ready for itl MMC MAATIN I OMV Pl.OT John Wayne Allport would ceue to be the only major mrport IUYbag the New- port-Mesa area U El Toro were to 1;>e opened u a commercial alrflelcl. For the last 10 years I have lived under· flight patterns from John Wayne and I haven't experienced any personal ill effects, and property values in Newport Beach certainly have not deteriorated. PHYWS SCHILDMEYER Newport Beach El Toro offers Orange County . the chance of a lifetime Orange County keeps growing; John Wayne will be totally used before 2010, which means we must start preparing .El Toro now to take up the load of commer- cial flight. The Navy bas given us the rights to El Toro, and we need to get started. Our people must realize that this is a chance in a lifetime to continue the improvement ol economic life in Orange County. More and more high-grade indus- Ules are moving here and El Toro will sup- port them. _, Some voices are raised against the air- port. There is a movement to block El Toro from becoming commerci.a.J. These anti- airport ideas originate from a few rich real estate people who want to make millions by putting up zillions of houses that create a crowded, Smoggy atmosphere of unbe- lievable congestion. Orange County is too crowded now! Let's keep the wide open spaces of El Toro airport. R.M. WOLFF Newport Beach Saltarelli is a great addition to the pro-airport team Congratulations to the Newport Bea.ch City Council for hiring former county Supervisor Donald J. Saltarelli. If SaltArelli is going to use bis influence, e:xpertiae and wide-ranging connectiOllS to help advance the planning process for a commerdal air· port at El Toro, l say, more power to him. Over the last few years we've heard a lot of tire and brimstone from folks who aie opposed to converting Bl Toro to an airport. But the fact is that here in New· pOrt Beach the great majority of us com- prehend the urgent need for a commercial airport at El Toro. We've already said yes twice at the ballot box. l applaud Mayor Tom Edwards and our entire Qty Council for taking this action. ANN DOWNS Newport Beach Is Don Saltarelli going to earn his salary? If Don Saltarelli isn't going to do any- thing to try ·lo stop Irvine's annexation of El Toro Marine base, just what is he going to do for his $15,000-per-month salary? It is interesting that all we know about his job description (Daily Pilot, Jan. 28) is what is not in it. JOSEPH E. STASCH Newport Bea.ch What do we do when elected officials act irresponsible? Irvine Mayor Christin4 Shea threatened to stop a previously agreed upon land deal between her dty and Newport Beach. She ignored the fact school children from both cities would be adversely affected by that decision. Why would she do such a thing? Obsessed with preventing the El Toro Marine base from &coming a commerdAl airport, she agreed to the swap only i.fter blackmailing Newport Beach into signing a letter stating they would.not.impede. Irvine's plan to annex the El Toro slte. Shea has a fellow conspirator in Irvine Councilman Dave Christensen, who went even further by suggesting Irvine devise a reuse plan for John Wayne Airport th.fit would include increasing its capacity up to 20 million passengers a year. 1 am appalled by these elected city om- dals who have lost penpedivel I just bOpe the rest of the oounty recognizes N~ Beach is not the only dty that will be hurt by Irvine's plans to stop the proposed new W~t Our address Is 330 W ter ex ~lsements Bay St , Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. CORRECJONS VOL 92. NO. 39 It Is the Pilot's polky to promptly correct all errors of substance. 1"0MAS H.. JOMN50M, Pleate aill 574-4233 Pubtbhef m WIUJAM loeoa.&.. TheN.wport Editor Beach/Cost. Mesa Dally STIW~ Pilot (USPS-144«IO) Ii ~ngEdltor published Monday TONY 00DD0. through~. In Mllst. Mentiglng Editor Newport 8ffCh and TIM llOllGAJ'TA. Cost. Mesi, 1Ubsct1p- City Editor tlons ar• only avallable llOGmCMUOH. by subsalblng to The SpotU Editor 11mes 0r-. County (IOO) 252·91•1. In areas MiMC MMl'Wtt outside of Newport Photo Edttor lelCh Mld Costa Mes.-, LVNNUOlA. subtcrlpttons to the hef'eln ain be repro- duced without written permission of copyright owner. HQWIQREAot .us qm,&atlon The llmes Orange County (800) 252-9141 A.cMrUslno Oauffied 642-5678 Display 642-<4321 fdttorW News 540-1224 Sports 642-<4330 News. Sports Fax 646- •170 E-Mall:dpllet29earth- link.net MM!Offb Buslnet1 Office 642· TEMPERATURES Newport Beach 58145 ~Trtcoast Balboa 58145 Costa Mesa 58145 Corona def Mar 57/46 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE \Nedge 3-4 wnw NewJ?Ort 3-5 wnw . Bladiles 2-4 wnw River Jetty 2-4 wnw CdM 3·5wnw llOIES TOOAY First low 6:59 •.m. 1.8 airport. The entire county will be adverse- ly affected. The extreznely mi.all John Wayne Air· port is hopelessly land bound and increal· ing filghts there would cause dangerous air and ground traffic conditions. m Toro, with its large land mus, is our last oppor· tunily for a quality airport that bas the ~ ability to enhance Orange County's futtire. CLAUDIA FLINT Newport Beach No comparison between El Toro and lAX airports The letter written by James Agrusa (Community Forum. Feb. 5) seems to me to be yet one more ex.ample of. the fuzzy thinking of those in opposition to the reten· tion of m Toro Marine base as an ailport. There is a vast difference between the development of Los Angeles International Airport. which intruded into a residential area, and the El Toro base, which is sw- rounded by en 18,450-aae, Db-home buffer zone and also compared to the no buffer zone at John Wayne Airport. The implied negative impact on the residents of South County hu been grossly overstated. I'm tired of all the miltnfonnation that ti receiving so much publidty. IAltlA.OA WAUACE Newport Beach The majority has spoken on the future of El Toro The county has voted twk:8 ill~ d 81-TOPO-being Uled for-O (M+••mmdal~ I thought the majodty ruJed in our nation. Hu tbJs changecn Demolilbing Bl Toro, as some South County forces have 1Ug· gelled. fa ltUp6d. Do we want to cut olf our na1e to spUe our lacer nm county ileeda a Viable~ and Jotin wa~ tm't tt.: First high First high 12:29 a.m. 4.1 1:16 a.m. 4.1 Second low Second low 6:21 p.m. 1.7 7:01 p.m. 2.1 Second high 12:33 p.m. 3.1 Second high 2:10p.m. 2.6 WEDNUOAY First low WATER 8:32 a.m. 1.7 ftMlllRAlUllE: 60 ... . ... --"7'~ ,•. . . . The new storm hitting' today should bring some big surf wtth wav.s ranging from chest· to M.td- hlgh. Wave height wUI probably ruiy In the wne range through Tuesday and ruirt to decline on Wednesday. Watch out for dirty Wlter due to wind, rain, and run-off. Swell continues from the west-northwest at .t>out 290 degtMs. Dttplay Adwertlsing 0.1~ fltlot only .,. 021 NOY OITl'ING. eval Ible by INll fOf' Business Fait 631-5902 • f . ·- O..m.d~ng s 10 per month. Sec:oM LANAIOel•DN. ct.. postage peld at fl'rOmOdonl Colt. ~ CA. <Mell NMIOOIMH. lndude .. -~ °"' FIMnclef OHleet ~ and loc.i 1Uel.) IMDlllS HOTUNf POSTMASTtft: 5-ld addr9 ct._'° The 642.ae6 . Nl'vJport~· "9clcwd 'fOAll cumments Met Delly~ P.O . *"' h Oelly l'tlot ot loll 15'0. Costa ~ newstfps. CA.,lQt.~ ADOllU No MW1 ~ lifus.' • tredonf. ~met• ~ . • fl'ub4iftd ~ ~~ NeWI, ~ I nm. Mirror C~. ................ ....-. ~-ao ................ ""*~ c;...i MeNglf •1• CAl!f Of ""f'llhW· ,....,.., ., 1.., • - ---- - NEWPORT IEAOt • Ne.,,.ort C..... o.1w: A i,ptop computef' worth $5.500 was stoten from 1 hotef room In the 900 block. • MecAl1lu' loufw..._ Oothfng and other property wonh $4.965 W. stolen from • atr "' the 4500 block. • w.t ._ o.tw: c.t'I and other JeweftY WOf1.t\ $200 wwe s1ottn ,from a home In the 900 block. • ......_.._, o.M w.e: A nc.ns. plate worth S 10 w.t lost Of stolen hm • CM' In the. 900 block. . , correspondence Does Hedges have a hidden agenda? l discovered why John Hedges and the City Council are making it more and more difficult for tourism-related businesses like Windows on the Bay to succeed. It is a mas- ter plan to make Newport Beach look like John Hedges' district. In a square block, these .are the businesses that have closed and remain closed in downtown Balboa in the last year: Palm Street Beach Club, Emerald Forest, Playland Arcade, Romantic Notions Fresh Flowers, Tea Time Memories, Swell, 300 Main Street, 609 and 712 Balboa Blvd. WALTER SEBRING Newport Beach Kudos to Daily Pilot sports department I want to thank the sports department -especially Mol-. dress, speech and demeanor just as Judge Gardner remem- bers. Charlie Carrillo loved to be the focus of attention and loved to relate stories of old California. His eyes would twinkle, subtly betraying his joy in the telling. Like his cousin Leo Carrillo, he was able to rise above poor begin- nings and become a distin- guished member of Southern California society. As ~udge Gardner relates, the particular communicative skills of Carrillo were sought out by members of both the Spanish-speaking and Eng- lish-speaking communities to arbitrate cross-cultural prob- lems. He was a man who was able to tum his ethnic back- ground into a lucrative career as an interpreter. To have the gentleman I remembe r come to life again in the form of a humorous sto- ry is a priceless gilt. My pro- found thanks to Judge Gard- ner and lo your newspaper. .. ly Yanity -a lot of us appreci- ate her commentary, which is not just exclusively varsity sports, which are great, but also includes a lot of the lower divisioQ sports. We're very appreciative of that. Also her rounding out the sports to emphasize a lot of women sports as well. So, thanks Mol- ly we really appreciat~ your CHARLES CARRILLO Ill Sacrameqto If d·ogs don't suffer, why must humans? Thank you for running Fred Martin's touching story about putting the dog 1\J.lsa to sleep lo end his suffering with an incurable condition. work. The story touched me in a SUE CLARK way that Fred probably didn't Newport Beach intend. U l were in the same Thanks for reviving memory of grandfather Judge Robert Gardner pro- vided me with a treasure by writing his Jan. 6, 1998 article. You see, I am the grandson of Charlie Carrillo, the Orange County Court interpreter who performed so dramaucany for Judge Gardner in his article. My grandlather served the court for 50 years and was every bit the dramatist in Correction condition that Tulsa was in, the law would not allow me to be put out of my misery. I would be required to suffer, and suffer, and suffer -a sacrifice to the notion that human We is so sacred that we can't e nd it when the time is right. When are we going to start givmgnuman beings the same mercy and compassion that we give to animals? ALLAN BEEK Newport Beach A brief that ran last week gave the wrong phone number for more information about the American Fibromyalgia Founda- tion's conference at the Newport Beach Marriott. The correct number is 840-8038. "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" All Types of W.tndow Treatments • ~ldnces d-Cornkt Sous • Ro111An ShtUks • Blinds • Vertie.U • Sh1111ers • BtJspniU/s ~""1 Gnndutio• ;,, i.., Ho• ~n.,.., d A J FICIOI)' • ShOwroom 1998 Hubor Blvd., C.. Mm 11'.NR 642-8400 ...... ._... ---·--- Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily PiJ<>t I KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY Pt! OT 1\vo large 9-foot-by-16-foot murals could become part of a permanent oollectton at Orange Coast College. Gre • College officials hope to find a permanent home on campus for murals By Christopher Goffard, Dat/y Ptlot ORANGE COAST COLLEGE -This school's celebrated gremlins may find a permanent home on campus. School officials are searching for a place to hang two 9-by-U3- s collle back to OCC foot canvas murals titled • ActiV1- lles of the Gremlins," now on dis- play in the OCC Art Gallery but set to return to storage when the show ends this Friday. The murals, painted in 1943 when the college was the Santa Ana Anny Afr Base, feature a host of grinning gremlins in a tableau depicting life on the base in the 1940s. OCC spokesman Jim Carnett said college officials will speak to the Costa Mesa Historical Society, which stored the murals in a vault for 17 years, about plans for a per- manent on-campus home. "They've been very gracious m giving them to us for display," Carnett said. "We've talked to them informally about leaving them ttere on campus permanent- ly, and they've been very positive about it." One of the problems in hang- ing the murals is finding wall space where they can fit side by side. A possible site is the cam- pus' new Library, which 1s expected lo open its doors m about five years as the biggest building on campus, Carnett said. "They've created quite a stir in our exhibit," Carnett said, adding the muraJs will be on dis- play again at a reunion for the Santa Ana Army Air Base m April. "There seems to be some momentum bwldmg for keeping them here because this 1s the site of their creation " Will walkers be hounded out of dog park? • Council plans to vote on whether or not the rules. who was busted. including Doggone Walk.mg, to use the city property for their clients as long as they don't advertise, solicit new customers or accept payments for serVJces while there. f · al h uld b 11 d Ballantyne was cited by city pro ess10n s s o e a owe to operate their dIWTlal control officers tor con- pooch-sitting business on city property. ducting business on city property By Tim Grenda, Datly Pilot COSTA MESA -The City Council may prove it is dog's best friend tonight by granting professional dog walkers per- mission to do busmess m the city's Bark Park The dog park, where four- legged Costa Mesans can frolic free and off leashes, is located on grassy city property along New- port Boulevard and supervised by a citizen's advisory grouJ> and c1tr parkS officials. - This week's counol review of the park rules was prompted by an incident a few months ago INVENTORY CLEARANCE Light Fixtures Incandescent · Halogen - Decoracve Cash & Carry No reasonable offer refused ... . lower than the "Depot!!' 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Ballantyne, who makes a liv-City offiaals notic~ they bad ing exercising and playing with no f?rmal Bar~ Park policy for pro- up to 15 dogs at a time that he dri-fess1onal dog sitters like Ballantyne ves around town in an airport and se~ about to change th~ ~es. shuttle-type bus, has been using Tonight,· after preliminary the city park several days a week appro~al from the B~rk Park since he started the small busi-Committee and the aty parks ness about a year ago. commission, the council -meet- One day, a dog under Ballan-mg on a rare Tuesday night tyne's care jumped on top of a pie-because of the President's Day nistable in the ~¥k Park whgre a holiday_ -will consid~m couple was eating. Bringing food mended changes to allow Ballan- of any kind into the park 1s tyne and other pros to stay. agamst the rules, but it was Bal-j The new rules would allow lantyne, not the couple who broke professional dog-sitting services, Ballantyne, one of a couple of professional dog walkers who regularly use the city park for their clients, has Sclld he will com- ply with the no-adverllsmg restnctions, smce he has never solicited customers there anyway Also on tonight's council agen- da is the proposed expansion of the Fairview Park Funding Com- mittee to include members of the Planning Commission. ReLeaf ~ta...~esa and otber groups .dild changes to the architectural con- tract for the design of the soccer complex on the former Costa Mesa High School farm site Lani has moved to a New location I a.a.. ~~lky Somma DHJer'svn ~ Open 7 Days a week 14312 Beach Blvd. Westminster, CA 92683 1500 Adomt, 1103 •Cotto Met0 540-2218 • tSS0-'440 (714) 379-6881 GFITNESS" ~ "" fitAn A ~ a. 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Kknowledges 1he Signi1icant comnbu1Joo made ., ttle ~bf flt Onlnglwood O'llldren'I ~ ---i1'~1ii11115. ___ _ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1998 Heres a Muk that rose above the rest T oday, when the reader o1 A local newspaper sees . the word Muk. be or she thinks the copy editor dropped the ball on the spelling of the word muck. Not so 30 years ago. In those days the wore\ MU.le meant Muk not muck. You see, Muk was the nick- name of one of the better known and more colorful peo- ple in the history of this town. MU.le is, of course, Don McCallum. a local boy who made good in a big way because Muk: and bis partners, lawyer Hugh Kelly and stock- broker Jay Carlyle, had a dream and made the dream come true. I have known Muk Since birth. His mother and my older sister were good friends, and we always seemed to live next door to the McCallums. Since I am about 20 years older than Mu.le I remember him only as a skinny little kid who grew into a skinny big kid, but along the way M~ acquired a personali- ty by which wherever he goes he is front row center. Not that he tries. He is not pushy, just commanding. To use an appro- priate word, Muk has presence. About 30 years or so ago. Muk, Hugh and Jay had a dream. That dream was to buy and operate a vanilla plantation in Tahiti I remember because I wrote a letter of reference for them to the government of French Polynesia. The boys finally acquired enough money to buy the vanilla plantation, bul when they got to Tahiti they had a change of plans. They decided to go into the hotel business instead. They acquired some property on the island of Moorea just a few miles off the main island of Tahiti. and built a hotel. When I say built, I mean it literally. They built it by hand, every stick of lum- ber, every nail. That hotel became the Bali Hai, flagship for a whole string of hotels the boys built on various islands in French Polynesia. Along the way, they made the front page of Tune magazine, an honor few have experienced. They were innovative. For example, one hotel bad no beach, so they built bamboo shacks out on the end of ram- shackle piers. The hotel guests could look through the fioor of • No HAssLES! • F AST, FRIENDLY, UAUU SERVICE T THE RIGHT PRICE. Protect yoHr hom e from flooding. (il-!) 22-!-5-i 16 :THE V ERDIC T robe rt gardner their rooms and see the fish in the ocean. Incidentally, I saw an article ma travel magazine recently about some similar rooms on piers on the island of Bora Bora. The thing that caught my eye was that those rooms rent- ed for $700 a night. I doubt that first one cost that much a night. It probably didn't cost the boys $700 to build the whole pier and all the shacks on it. The original hotel on Moorea is still there, one of the premier hotels in the South Pacific. When l was in Ameri- can Samoa, some Samoans and I went to Tahiti and stayed overnight at the hoter on Moorea. John Hogan. an old fnend from Corona del Mar, was managing that hotel. Well, the boys bought and sold hotels until they accumu- lated enough money to b\1% a stretch of beach on the Sea of Cortez, roughly in the neigh- borhood of the Bay of Los . Angeles. John Koll and Jon· Curci were in on the deal. and r wouldn't be at all surprised if a resort would spring up there that will push the rest o1 Baja California off the map. • While I haven't seen any of the three partners for several years I gather that Hugh and Jay are running the Tahiti operations while Mule for some reason is growing tomatoes in Mulege. Why Mulege? Why toma- toes? l haven't the foggiest idea. Come to think Qf it. I never did know how Don McCallum acquired the mckname of Muk. I guess 111 have to ask him the next time I go through Mulege • ROBERT G.ARDNBt is a retired judge ancf a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs on Tuesdays. MASSAGE FULL BODY 1-HOUR Relieves Pain s3900 Stress & tension Insurance Accepted w/Ch1ropract1c Care GIFT CIERTIFJCATES .ULI.BA.SeORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr Gautier D.C. 714.979.6365 1072 S E. Bristol St .. Ste 209 Santa Ana Heights {C0<ner of Newl)O't 91 "'°.13nstol} FEBRUARY STOCK REDUCTION SALE As everyone who bas ever attended one of our sales knows, · ,, our sales are truly SALES. o ~ changed ... no marking up to mark down... a truly righteous sale. •• and when it's over, it s over! DoN'T delay, oome in while there is till a gmt selection. ·. CHARLES H. BARR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1998 ~ Hotel fite forces evacuation KIM HAGGERTY I DAA.Y PILOT Guests and employees of Sutton Place Hotel ln Newport Beach had to evacuate the premises when a fire broke out ln the third-floor laundry room Monday morning. Fire crews frqm Hve fire d epartments were on scene, but there were no KIM HAGGERTY IOAl.Y PILOT Employees of Sutton Place Hotel got an wiex- pected break from work when they were evacuated along with the h otel guests Mon- day. Nobody was hurt or injured ln the Hre. CAN'T GET YOUR ESC ROW CLOSED? NEED TO TALK? Funa I Dech, f <>q. i\Lquisitions & Divestitures 11111· 'lint'~. fin.1m 1al \lrur111nngl Reasonable Fees 7'1on -~.11 ll:'{()am-6:30pm 714-675-6304 • No one was hurt in the late- moming blaze that started in third-floor laundry room. By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -A fire prompt· ed an evacuation of a hotel in the 4500 block of MacArthur Boulevard on Mon· day morning and drew about 50 fire· fighters from five different agencies, but no one was reported hurt in the blaze, authorities said. A crowd of guests, cooks and other workers were evacuated around 11 a.m. and stood waitmg for about 20 minutes in front of The Sutton Place Hotel while firefighters worked to contain the blaze. The fire started in a third-floor laundry room, then spread through parts of the ventilation system and the roof, said Saturday, February 28, 1998 in Newport Harbor Don't Miss the Excitement of Being Aboard the Vessel of your Choice During the Race! d Newport Beach Fire and Marine Depart· ment Lt. John Blauer. Blauer said dryer equipment in the laundry room apJ?arently started the fire, which did $10,000 worth of damage to the building and $15,000 to its contents. But how it happened exactly remains under investigation. Blauer said firefighters from the Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Santa Ana and Orange County departments -17 companies' worth in all-had the fire contained by 11:30 a.m. •1t didn't spread to the actual (quest] ~uarters of the building," Blauer said. "It could have been a much bigger fire." Among those evacuated were dozens of employees of Vireo Manufacturing Corp. who came from around the country to attend a weeklong conference. Ralph E. Tumey, a sales manager, said he didn't mind stepping outside for a break in the day's schedule. • 7~ But 111 "°-r ~I -CHA'S FAMILY .-. SHOE REPAIR --In I• "I' •r (at 17th St.) G ', ', "' 1673 Irvine Ave. #F ~ 1Mn1J81ci.._b.Ht11W1t1•"ll1 ·~· .... 714-642-4314 . Newport Bnc~ta Mr a Daily Palm . ' Silva ·expected today to announce re-election bid By llm Grenda, Daily Pilot First-teon. Orange County Supervisor Jim Silva today will formally announce bis candidacy for four more years in Santa Ana, officials said. Silva, whose 2nd District includes Costa Mesa, will enter the race for the June 9 election during a morning press confer· ence held inside a governmental studies classroom at Marina High School in Huntington Beach. Silva was returning home from a weekend vacation in Mexico on Monday and was unavailable for comment, officials said. A f<>l'Dler Huntington Beach City Council member, Silva earned his supervisor seat in November 1994 by beating fellow Huntington Beach Councilwoman Linda Moul· ton-Patterson in a bitterly fought race filled with plenty of mud· slinging by both sides. Silva, a con- servative '-rho supports con- verting the El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta- tion into a com- mercial airport after the mill· tary leaves in Jlm Silva 1999, was recently eleCted chamnan of the board by his fellow supervisors. The designation made Silvd the first supervisor who was not in office during the county bank- ruptcy to lead the county board. Silva's main competition for d second term so rar is former Cos- ta Mesa Mayor Sandy Genis, who has yet to fonnally announce he1 candidacy but has since October actively campaigned around town for a run against Silva. Strong surf unearthed I ~om the sand ~arly Monday mom· • mg, accomparued by the pllilgent buried whale carcass smell of still-decomposing flesh, The recent storms that have said Newport Beach Marine Safety pummeled local shores are appar· Supervisor Mike Halphlde. ently to blame for unearthing por-•It's a little bit ripe," he said. tions of a whale carcass buried Halphlde said the carca~s. years ago in the sand al 28th which was buried six to sevE>n Street, authorities said. years ago, will be scooped out fo1 About a foot of the anunal's reburial unless the sand covers ti ribcage could be seen protruding again on its own. Classified ads work for you! THE Daily Pilot Classified Community Marketplace ·-·--. .. ~ ........... , ........... ................... ,... .... ___, ............ t • ............... ................ , ......... .., ... ............. --, . ............... vs CRASH COURSE IN CULTURE Parent won\ sue school district -. 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For more informal1on, call 800-THE- M1EX MENOPAUSE LECTURE The Medical Plaza Associa- tion at Newport Center offers a free commuruty education lec- ture titled, "Menopause-The H ow's and Why's lo Hormone Replacement Therapy," at 6:30 p .m. at the Health Educatlon Library, 360 San Miguel Dnve, Suite 206, Newport Beach. For reservations, call 759-9000. ABUSE PREVENTION CLASS The Orange County Child Abuse Pre vention Center offers classe!> for those inte rest- ed m volunteenng forits Wel- come Baby support program and the Tender Care parent menlonng program, from 6:30 to 9·30 pm at 2482 Newport Blvd, Suite 7. Costa Mesa Call 722-1107. ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER Educational psychologist Joan Andrews offer!> a work- shop about attention dehc1t disorder lltJed, Help! I'm Off to College, from 7 to 9 p.m . at Coastline Counselrng Center, 1200 Quall St., Suite 105, New- port Beach The cost is $20. Crtll 476-09<.ll. SPEOAL EVENT PROFESSIONALS The As!>oCJation of Special Event Professionals offers a program lilied, Marketing for the New f\ h.llennmm, at 6.30 p m at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Ave. of the Arts, Costct f\1esa The cost 1s $30 with reservations and $35 at the d oor. Call 598-5030 INVESTMENT SEMINAR Smtth Barney offers a free semmar titled, Global Invest- ing Should You Invest OutSlde the U S.1, from 7 to 8 p .m. at the Smith Barney office, 650 Town Center Drive-, Swte 100, Costa Mesa. Call Jason Sherr at 641-7738. MANAGING WORKSHOP Orange Coast Coll ege's Re- Entry Center offers a free two- pdrt workshop llUed, Mcmag- ..mg Change m Your l.lle, Crom 6 to 7·30 pm tn the Re-Entry WE ACTIVATE YOUR PAGER $10.95 Includes Activation, and 3 Months Airtime. No Tax, No Gimmicks Out The Door. Some Doy Service. M-F Before 3 m Center, Room 106, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The second one is Feb. 24. For more information, call 432- 5162. PRESERVING YOUR HERITAGE The city of Newport Beach offers a free program titled, Creative Memories: Preserv- ing Your Heritage, at noon in the Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado , Ave .. Newport Beach. The pro- gram features tips for preserv- ing memories in photo a.lbums including creative cropping and design and safe photo storage.Call 717-3801 ARTHRmS FOUNDATION The Women's Auxiliary of the Arthritis Foundation of .Orange County meets at 10:30 a m. at the Countryside Inn and Suites. 325 Bristol St., Cos- ta Mesa. The cost is $13.50. Reservations are required. Call 642-1743. BUSINESS BREAKFAST The NeW-port Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Busi- ness Referra.l Breakfast meets a t 7:15 a.m. at 1Win Palms Restaurant, 630 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Newport Beach. The cost is $15 for members and $17 tor potentia.l members and at the door. The guest speaker 1s Robert Larking, founder of Inside Prospects of Southern Callfomia. Call 729-4400. CARDIOLOGY SEMINAR Hoag Hospital offers a free seminar titled, Exercise and l leart Disease, at 7 p.m. at the Grace Hoag Conference Cen- ter, 301 Newport Blvd., New- port Beach. Call 800-514-4624. , WEDNESDAY ABUSE PREVENTION CLASS The Orange County Child Abuse Prevention Center offers classes for those interest- ed in volunteering for its Wel- come Baby program, fr9m 6:30 lo 9:30 p.m. at 2482 Newport Blvd., Suite 7, Costa Mesa. For I more information, call 722- 1107. TAX REDUCTION SEMINAR Orange Coast Colle ge's Commuruty Education Cente r offers a seminar titled, How to Reduce Your Taxes to Zero, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa The cost is $29 per person plus a $10 materia.1 fee. For more information, call 432-5880. I EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP ·The United Planners' Pinan- cia.l Services of America offers a free educationa.l workshop titled. 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I (IOO) 444-HCM • Monday ttu\a frid.y (9:00 AM · 5.00 PM) • ......................... ,, ' I UNION CONTINUED FROM 1 The impact on local school board elecllons is unclear, said Linda Mook, president of the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers. The California Federa- tion does not send money to sup- port local chapters m school board e lections, but the California Teachers Association does,· Bergan said. DOG SHOW CONTINUED FROM 1 owns along with Balboa resi- dents Doylen'e Roberts and Kurt House, are expected to be back m town Wednesday Schart, a Newport-t-.1esa n allve and a student at the AJter- native Educdtion Center at TERMS CONTINUED FROM 1 school board is like a full-time job, taking up to 30 hours a week. Leece, who said she is definite- ly running, said she wants to con- tinue to trying to restore local con- trol amidst what she calls uincreasing and intrusive" federa.l controls. "I would like to continue bemg on the board to represent those hard-working taxpayers and par- ents who want to see all children LOW •lOW PRICES & VERY FAST KENNY 1/,c PRINTER .. 2SO 3212 A.lthough Mook ScUd the N<!w- port-Mesa uruon has not tradi- tionally endorsed local .school board candidates, tl did e ndorse Dana Black JJl the most recent election "I t's JUSt tn the ldst elecllon that we broke Wlth our historically neutra.l pos1bon to endorse Dana Black, H Mook said "We felt at was m the best mterest of the teachers and the school district to endorse a candidate at that pomt." D1d tl he lp1 "I th.ink SO," SdJd 8ldCk, .}'VhO Monte Vista High School an Cos-I ta Mesa, competed ds c1 handlc>r m the show for the first time Al 18, Schart JUSI stdftt-d hctn· dling show dogs in Auyust. But Don Diego competNI ctl Westnllnster last yE>M, ctlthough he didn't win his breed. The Westminst<>r show, thP most prestigious Amencan l\t•n- nel Club-sanchonert P\Pnl because each dog mu-.t c1lrc•.uh: learn the basics m d ~~ft' c>n\uon- ment," Leece said · Leece's opponc>nt m llw 1494 I school board election. Osrar Sc1n- toyo, also ts cons1dt>ruHJ t1 run for Leece's zone. wtuch consists of Costa Mesa's West Side. Sc1nlo\o, who runs the Sdve Our Yo~lh center in Costa t-.1esc1. 1s hvinq 111 Anaheim Hills but WlU be rno\.1119 I back to Costa MC'-.c1 bl•lorP thl' June filing deadhm• "There needs to h1• Latmo rt•p- resentation on th<• hot1rcl," Sdn- toyo said ur hop(' more Lc1tmO!> decide to run for .,, hoot hoc1rd, City Council and for < ountv ~1ov- Fun:;;;;S';P);.ortunities •Hlll.lllATSi csr rJn.v1•1.11 3933 Birch Street • Newport Beach 714 260-0776 Et; CJiZ(~.ML?ff ~··· C::YY~crUQ(/ Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! $!ttWiiii 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa a!1o:1 .... ll~1!111» (j lal I& One Block Sou th of 405 fwy 545-7168 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1998 •• ran dgcUDSt Bnan Thenot. "I won J felt it redl.ly did (he.Ip) • Mook saJd the uruon doesn't have a lot of money to give candi- date!., but there are other ways the uruon helps. such as with vol- unteer efforts along the campaign trail. It contnbuted about $2,000 toward Black's campaJgn Mook Sdld she doesn't expect the merger will have much tmpc1ct on the local chapter. "ll obviously gives lec1chers more c1bility to collectively sup- port public education." she sa1d The Educauo~ Alliance . wtuc6 backed Wendy Leece during ber run for the board m 1994 and Thenot's race against Black, said it would continue to support board candidates that espouse conservative views. "I have no idea what the unpact of thls will be,• said Mark Bucher, the d.J.rector of the Educa- tion Alliance "To the degree that at will deny parents the right to make educational choices for their chlldren, to that extent, I thtnk it's bad.• be c1 champion in order to com· I than 100 dog breeds and 2,500 pete. 1s the na tion's second old -. anunals competing for best of est sporting e. vent next to the I show. best of breed and other K<•ntu<.ky Derby honors fo1rsl held m l 877. the show More than 20,000 spectators "tuned with a small g roup of c1nd a worldwide v1ewmg audi- '>purtsmen gathenng lo show off e nce were expected for this thP1r hunting dogs The event week's show. off1c1als scud q1adually grew in popularity The final rught of the West- c1nd this week. the 122nd annual rrunster Kennel Club show will show took center stage at f\1adi-air locally torught from 8 to 11 son Square Garden, wllh more p m on the USA Network Prnmt>nl, too • Franco, who could not be rf'c1ched for comment Monday, has sc11d she is considering run- rung for reelectJon because of the many changes m the school dls- tnct and to help the new supenn- tendent PEF ~.Ai. 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EYE-OPENER Newport boys shut out in CIF soccer draw QUOTE OF THE DAY ·My goaJ Is to get past theoi{ust round. Everything oJter that will be a plus ... " -QJSTA MESA GIRLS HOOPS QJAGll SHONTEL SHERWOOD 'ilF tH I•-JV', FIRST THINGS FIRSl FOR MUSTANGS h arry faulkner • PCL co-champion Costa Mesa seeks first playoff victory in three years Saturday against Division ill-A foe Yucca Valley TI'ojans. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot GIRLS BASKErB/\LL The Mustangs, who shared the PCL crown with Aliso Niguel and are making their ninth straight postseason appearance, have been eliminated the last two seasons in the first round by Nordoff and Rosary, respectively. Sherwood, however, believes the bome- court advantage, obtained when pairings were released Monday at Gahr High, could give Mesa the impetus to get past the Sky- line· League's third-place team, 'which come in on a three-game losing streak. Sherwood said of the Ocean League champions, whom the Mustangs upset in the 1993 Southern California Regional championship game to earn arguably the biggest victory in the program's history. That 49-46 triumph at the Los Angeles Sports Arena, pro- pelled the Mustangs to the Division m state title game in Oakland. contests with a back ailment and is not expected to return. · Junior Evelyn Powers (8.7 ppg) and senior Julie Collett (8.2 ppg) are the most con- sistent scorers, but balance has been the key in the stretch. .. Junior Kim Nguyen (6.9 ppg in league) and senior reserve Kristin Chisholm (7.8 ppg the last six contests) have also emerged to help the offense, while Autumn Smith, Jenny Earnest and Venturing about in the CIF CERRITOS -Having regained a share of the Pacific Coast League girls basketball championship for the first time in four sea- sons, the Costa Mesa High Mustangs (12- 14) are now looking to terminate another futility streak when the CIF Southern Sec- tion Division ill-A playoffs begin Saturday rug ht ·My goal is to get past the first round," said Coach Shontel SherwOOd, who will get that opportunity against visiting Yucca Val- ley (12-12) at 7:30 p.m. "Everything after that will be a plus." Ii viC:torious Saturday, Mesa, winner of eight of its last 10, would likely face No. 2- seeded Morningside (23-5) in a Feb. 25 quarterfinal. Sherwood said she had no knowledge of Yucca Valley, which has not played an Orange County opponent this season, which could make scouting information bard to come by. Coach Sbontel Sherwood Nancy Hatsushi are also key contributors. MI'd like to get past the first round, before I start thinking about Morningside, but obviously they're a powerhouse," Mesa enters the season without its lead- ing scorer, senior Kelly Chapin (10.3 points per game), who has missed the last six Yucca Valley is led by 5- f oot twin senior guards lfacy and Stacy Earnest, who combine to average 28 points .and eight rebounds. •Pairings Day at section Qffice has its rewdrds. Tie CIF Sou them Section playoffs aren't just a tournament; they're an adventure Tiu., 1s true for sportswriters as much dS coaches, pldyers and parents, as today marks the first day all of the above begm venlunng across the expanse of the largest and most diverse athletic alliance m the state, until chdll1pions are crowned m severdl sports As one whose regular-season focus is narrowed to the four Newport-Mesa schools and their two leagues (Sea View and Pacific Coast), the postseason proVldes an opportunity to take in a lltUe nonJocaJ color. Always wondered what the Ayala gym looked like, Newport Harbor boys basketball tans? Now's your chance. Curious if the Cathedral High Phantoms have a costumed ma5rot patrolling the s1del..ule? Estanna's boys soccer ledffi will fmcl out, should the Eagles and Phantoms win in the ftrst round of D1v1s1on rv To help sports page personnel quench the readers' vast thtist for knowledge, the section gathers and provides a treasure trov<> of names, season logs and stal1slJcs. Even coaches' home phone nwnbers are mcluded for reporters industnous enough to show up and scnbble themselves silly while copymg any and all mm11tia from the tnformat.Jon sheets, wluch are never to leave thP pairings-day premises. And, of course. the free doughnuts are nearly worth the three-freeway trip to Cemtos aU by themselves. Here's a few nuggets that Jumped from my Jam-packed note pa Ayala, 111 Fnda ' 1 o ·AA boys basket all op e , has a semor reserve guar named Hercules Fandina Tha 's 5-foot-10, 1 SO-pound Hercules Fandina ..J The Bishop Montgomery boys basketball team has a freshman guard named Devaughn Peace, Wlth whom Estancia could potentially wage war i1 the Eagles make the Division lll·A semifinals. .J Chaminade, the top seed ln III -A boys basketball, is led in scoring by Justin Beach, a talented 6-6 senior who could represent the wave of the future to interested college recruiters. u Just because you coach at Long Beach Polytechnic, it doesn't necessarily follow you have strong math skills. The stat sheet on the Jackrab- bits {a potential 1-A quarterfinal for the Newport boys basketball team) reveals its top rune scorers combine to average 92 points per game. • SEE PREPS PAGE 7 S l I\ \/I F W L EA G U E C 1-1 /\ M PI() N ') MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor Hlgh's Sea View League girls water polo cham)>lons -clockwise, from far left, Jocelyn Manderino, Jenna Barto, Sara White, Erin Kennedy, Autumn Milliken, Alden Moore, Kynd.ra Cox and Diana Day (front, center). ~w~::c~~~ • They went through the process and it paid off with title dividends. By Molly Yanity, Daily Ptlot Y ou weren't there on those chilly, early mornings when the wind would whip over the water. You were probably sleeping. You weren't there at all those summer practices and games. You were probably at Magic Mountain, or the beach. You weren't swimming laps or treading water. You were probably watching TV lying on the couch. But that's OK, because you didn't feel what it was like to beat Orange County's second-ranked team, Irvine High. You didn't emerge from the pool after beating Corona del Mar with the knowledge that you were the 1998 Sea View League girls water polo champions. That was Newport Harbor. What went into the Championship sea.son started after swimming l&UOll lut year, said Newport Coach Bill Be.rne&t, wbo, along with Co-Coach Brian~. guided the Sailors to a 18-7 ovetall inark and a perfect 5-0 league 1howmo. •They played ~er all l\.llDIDef. They worked really bard since last season. They had Q good Junior Olympics where they played together,• Barnett said. Barnett, who also coached Newport's boys polo team to a league championship in the fall, has been at the helm of the U.S. National team, coached through the Olympics and earned several CIP crowns. Still, coaching the girls is pretty fun. •1t•s enjoyable. They're enthuSiastic and it's tun to coach people who try to do better,• he said. •Girls tend to be more emotional. They follow instructions better than boys ... and they're more appreciative of what a coach is trying to do!• Even though Barnett was with Team USA for a spell in midseason for the PINA World Championships, Barnett watched his team improve and saw the pmriacle in an upset win over then-No. 2 IMne, which was favored to win the I~. •1 thought we bad the belt game I've seen anyone play in high school,• Baniett said. •we came ready to toll, everybody.• The nn stunned the Vaquero1, 8-4, thanks iil part to three goell each by Kyndra Cox and Autumn MtWken, .. well as • j)llr of, scores by Alden Moore. Moen, the returnmq AD~ star for the Seilon. WU not U b\lrdened Witb tbe ICOI'• lng load this seuon and, Bamett 1ays, tlMlt was a large factor that played into stealing the league title. •The person that really came through down the stretch for us was Kyndra Cox. She had three goals against Irvine, four against CdM. What she's done is take the pressure off Alden.,• Barnett said. Cox moved to the two-meter position and allowed Moote to focus more on her defensive game, Barnett said, which made the team's all-around att4ck deeper. Mill1ken, Jocelyn Manderino, Jenna Barto, Sara White and Diana Day each rallied for the league champs. As did junior goalkeeper Erin Kennedy. •Erin's done a good job for us,• Barnett said. At the onset of league play, Kreutzkamp said that the team's defense was faltering a bit aDd that Kennedy's heroics in the cage w .. , oftentimes, balling the defense out of trouble. . But a1 the team's defensive unit rose, Kmnec;IY'I 1>4¢onnances didn't cease. •Sbe comes out ot the goal and does a lot of itWilg of the bell and stuff like that,. Bamett aid Tbe Sdon Mve beeD ranked in Orange ~Top 10 polls ttiroughout the ....an and. u tbe CIP PIAyU& unfold, ltandl at No. 6. OCCE CIF doors closed for CdM's girls, Newport's boys •Too many top-three qualifiers leave no room for any at-large entries in the Division III playoffs. CERRITOS -Strong seasons turned in by the Newport Harbor High boys and Corona del Mar High girls soccer teams ended Monday, when a surplus of auto- matic qualifiers left no room for at-large applicants for the CIF Division III Southern Section playoffs. The Newport boys (7-5-2) fin- ished tied with El Toro for third place in the Sea View League, but were swept by the Chargers, giving El Toro the league's third guaranteed playoff spot. There were 37 automatic qual- ifiers for the 16-game Division ill boys bracket, necessitating five' Wlld-card games to narrow the held to 32 teams. The Cd.M girls (5-4-8) lost a Uurd-place showdown· Thursday Wlth El Toro, 1-0, and were locked out of the Division m pair- ings, whJch included 46 automat- ic qualifiers. -By Barry Faulkner JC SOFTBALL IA Valley nips Pirates, 10-9 • Coast scores twice in the seventh, but falls in ninth. COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's softball team tied the game in the seventh inning, then almost won it an inning lat- er when Amy Ria was thrown out at the plate, but visiting Los Angeles Valley edged the Pirates, 10-9, in nine innings Monday in nonconterence action. OCC freshman catcher Stacey Carmen went 3 for 4 with one stolen base, RBI and scored run, while Stephanie Horrick and Tasha Thurmond had two hits each for the Pirates (1-1). Horrick singled home the tying run in the seventh. LA Valley (2-2) scored twice in the ninth, including the winning run on an infield single. Jennifer Phelps went the dis- tance on the mound for OCC, which travels to San Diego City on Wednesday for a nonconter- ence game. NONCONfUENa LA VIW£Y 10. OMMGI CoAsT 9 Score by Innings LA Valley 203 000 202 • 10 11 3 Orange Coast 100 212 101 • 9 13 _. Lehigh •nd Cisneros; Phelps and C.rmen. W • Lehigh, 1·1. L -Phelps. 1-1. 38 -C.rmen (OCQ, AIT<YyO (LAV). - ESTANCIA COACH WANTS JUST ONE TH NG ••• THE. NEMESIS • Eagles would need playoff victories Friday, and next week to gain a rematch with Pacific Coast League rival Laguna Beach in Division IV boys soccer quarterfinals. CERRITOS -Eschewing the The Eagles (12-6-2 and the typical one-game-at,..a-tlme pas-third-place team from the Pacific sage seemingly underlined ln Coast League), drew a tint-round every coach's post.season hand-home game against at-large book, e.tanda High boys soccer Ocean Vlew (14-11) when patr- ch Steve Crenshaw needed ings were announced at the Me- ttle prompting Monday to dis-tion office. Crenshaw, who does h1s team's desire to meet not want to plAy on his ratn-rav· guna Beech down the CIP aged campus flelct sa.ld an alter- uthem S ctlon DJvlllon JV nete lite for Friday's 3 p.m. con- layofi road. .. • • t t woulQ bp Selected, ~lY. as soon as today. &tanda was eliminated ln the second round last season by Laguna Beach and 11 believed to have gone nine straight games without o victory over the defend· ing Dtvtsion IV dWnplon Artistl (ls.4-2). 1be Bagl would need two playoff w1nt to set up a poten- tial quarteJ'fJ.nal m"tlng With Laguna Beach. •1 don't really care who we bAv~. • CreiUhow iaid of the firlt- round contest egam.t the Golden West Leagu '• fourth-place , squad. •we're loo.king forward to seeing Laguna Beach. l th1ilk a lot of people would like to see the two of U1 in the big game.• Crenihaw said be bas IOt1l famOWtty with Oceen View, hav- ing beaten the Seabawkl, 3-0, ln December 1996. Bltencle alto played in the Ocean VleW sum- mer league UM two yean. •we've had good 1ucces1 egainai them th• last coupte yMn, but I'd just u 100D be p)Ay- ing someone we knew nothing about. Our kids seem to get a Ut- ile more pumped up for those kinds of games.• Estanda's s1x seniors, includ- ing decorated sweeper Ramon Garcia, as well u goalie Brad Wayman, forward JOle Quintana, Noe Estrada and German Diaz, lead the, eaglet into their t1fth straight pleyoff appearance. The locals are just 2-4 dw1ng that 1pan, however, With last yea.r's 1- 0 triumph over Pullerton ma.r~g tbe Only time they have advanced put the tint rou.pd (th other vie- tory came ln the wild-card roundh Bstancia's leading scorer ii junior Cesar Terrones. ;a If victorious against Oceait View, which owns a 2-1 victory ov r Senta Ana, ranked No. 6 in the final Orange County poU. Estanda would face the Mayfair>; Cathedral winner ill the second round, Peb. 26. LaguM Bffch ll ieeded No. 2 in the 32-team brecket, behiDd San Lull Obllpo. Harvard-Welt- lake ii No. 3 and Bishop Mont- ~ ll No. 4. -By Barry Paulkii!!J ,, I Newpon BeachlCosta Mrsa Daily Piloc TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1998 • CEL EBR A TIN G OHA N GE COAS T COL L EG E 'S B I G 5 0 • 1 •' • , t~ r' ,. , 1 r . , -: .That was the score, and it was ~e Pirates on top, a half·century ago. old pro grid team known as the Los Angeles Dons. Years late, the students voted for the colors of red and black. The colors changed again in the recent past to blue and orange. T his is the year Orange Coast College salutes its , , 50tb anniversary with IJWlY cololful events slated through the spring. Rosso, born in Lafayette, Calif., first drew football honors as an AU-City guard at University in Oakland in 1934 and '35. U the trlbuta carried on into the fall of 1998, it would be fitting to tip the liat toward the college's first football coach, Roy Rosso (1948-55), and put attention on the nighh::>f Sept. 25, 1948. On that particular evening almost 50 years ago, the Pirates' first gridders came to life behind the guidance of Rosso at Huntington Beach High and won OCC's first game by defeating Riverside, 14-6. Ray Rosso Players from numerous high schools represented OCC, bul two stars that night hailed from Newport Harbor -fullback Brian Hanzal and conversion booter and center Boyd •Boogie• Horrell. They made history, scoring the first-ever points for the Bucs. Prior to the completed construction of the OCC - stadium, which was later amed in honor of a noted college trustee , Harry LeBard, the college bad arrangements worked out with both Newport and Huntington Beach to play their games on the prep fields. For some old OCC fans, times have changed drastically since the early years. Initially, the Pirates donned the colors of maroon and gray. It matched up with the used jerseys OCC purchased from an Another star arose, under the late Stub Allison, a Cal Berkeley Bear coach, Rosso made a trip to the Rose Bowl in 1937 and was voted to one AU-Coast squad at guard in 1939. He becaD\e a Navy pilot during World War n and was once on a replacement squadron in Hawaii, assigned to the carrier USS Lexington. Had that flight ever arrived, Rosso may well have come across the direction of a flight deck officer named Al Irwin in the South Pacific. Years later, Irwin would coach at Harbor High and later at OCC. Rosso's football coaching career rocketed to lofty places after WWil when he took a head c04ching post at Chaffey College. In two years, his Panthers won two Eastern Conference titles. In 194 7, his name drew nationaJ recognition as Chaffey catapulted into the Junior Rose Bowl at Pasadena 411d stagge red the Cameron (Okla.) Aggies for the national crown. Although Rosso had built a warm welcome at Chaffey, be tamed towantcrdiallenge that came from a new school named Orange Coast. Despite the •cow town campus" image of OCC initially, Rosso favored a change since. he said, ·nie opportunity of starting a new college was No. l , something new, being first. Tua~ exciting to me, particularly as a whole new fresh Sta.fl in recruiting. getting my own situation lined up." HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO ·Mesa vies today at Santa Monica • Mustangs e mbark in Division HI today at Santa Monica ; Sailors host Canyon Thursday in Division I. By Barry Faulkner, Dat!y Pilot CERRITOS -The Costa Mesa High girls water polo team gets little preparation time for its CIF Southern Sec- tion Division ID playoff open- er today against Santa Moni- ca, while Division I playoff entry Ne wport Harbor is r-------------------------, DIRECTIONS TO SANTA MONICA HIGH 1• Take 405 north to the 10. Proceed west on 10 to Santa Monica. Take the Lincoln Blvd. exit and turn left on Lincoln to Pico Blvd., then turn right. School on the right at 601 Pico Blvd . already familiar with its -------------------------opponent in Thursday's first round Coach Scott Ferry's Mustangs (11 -14 and the third-place team from the Pacific Coast League) visit Ocean League champion Santa Monica (16-5) today at 3: 15 Newport Harbor (18-6 and the Sea View League champion) hosts Canyon (17-7) in the opener of the section's first sanctioned girls playoff tournament, also at 3:15. The Sailors defeated Canyon, 6-5, in the Tars' fifth game of the season and Newport Coach Bill Barnett expects a similarly tough contest this time around. . •(The Comanches) play a type of game that can be very frus. trating," Barnett said. "They play a very controlled game and we prefer more of aq up-tempo game. We'll need to execute well and play our game. It should come down to the wire.· An upset today would propel Costa Mesa into Thursday's sec- ond round against the Monte bello-Claremont winner. A Newport win would set up a quarterfinal berth, Fe b. 24, against either Los ~tos or Mission Viejo. "That's exactly the way I figured it," Barnett said of the Divi- sion l pairings, released 'Monday at the Southern Section Office. SIDELI N ES don cantrell Without it, you can't win ... recruiting is a very selective thing. You live and die with that." He enjoyed playing as many players as could during any season. He felt football was rewarding if it helped the players with their lifestyle and future. It is hard to recall players from yesteryear since there were so many, but he does recall Cliff Llvingston, a Montebello High graduate, who, in time, became a line- f>acker for the New York Giants with the great Sam Huff. Cliff's He said, •in those years brother, Howie, also played (1948), the Newport area was football at one time. still veyY small by comparison to ln time, a promotion from a Santa Ana. There were very number of Newport few people and it was still an Harbor-Costa Mesa Lions Club ideal resort are, so it was double members led to the retirement fascination.• The •48 Bucs finished with a of Cliff's jersey at Orange Coast, 3-5-1 record. despite some resistance from the administrative area. Rosso said, "When we took the campus over (one big Rosso was neveT a physically section of the old WWII Santa imposing man. But.he once Ana Army Air Corps base), all said, "l was never big. but that never did bother me. In those the buildings were there ... We days, size was not a had to build our own fields (re vamping two golf courses for predominant factor as it is f d today.• ootball practice an baseball) It is interesting to note that ... Other structures (including R , wif tt din barr _ ... _) h d be used both osso s e was a en g a~ a to . use, not Cal, Y<hen he met her for married and single students.• via acquaintances. They have He said, "At that time the celebrated 54 years of marriage. campus was out in Timbuktu. Their childre n are Dave, Bob In that group, too, there were and Tina. buildin ed f ·d Another first for the history gs us or reSl ences. book finds that the '49 OCC In fact, the President of the football team carried an 8_2 ~~~~~~ .~asilli~vieecte:t-rsotocnre)!tllitll.v!Ted_~:4,;Urd and w a:; uwited to a in kind-of-like apartments.• bowl game that year. He acknowledged that the unfortunately, a hard year from dormitory scenario w~ a boost mjunes found Rosso getting a to football recruiting. vote from bis players indicating In essence, it was an OCC they wanted to decline the could offer. Rosso said it was offer. And they did. possible to work out a stable Nonetheless, they were food setup and two students happy for the recognition, and could rent one dorm room for that included the son of Harry $20 per month. LeBard, Harlo, a quarterback Ross said, •rm sure that the who commended the team for talent always comes first. its play m 1948-49. PREPS CONTINUED FROM 6 or the ClF office. the gym pro- vides plenty of room, as well as superior sig ht lines for reporters hoping to spot a specific coach 0 r-------------------------~ ! THE ORIGINALS I : The Orange Coast players : of 1948: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , , , I , I I ' I I I , I I I I , I + from Newport Harbor High; Boyd Horrell, John Fowler, Brian Hanz.al, Dick Balch, Richard Brown, Edwin (Doc) Hanson and Rod Gould. + From Huntington Beach High: Bob Huhn, Harlo LeBard, Dave Miiis, Ray Vidal, Ed Dowty, Don Noblet. Bernard McCann, Jim Combs, George Rohrig, Ken Moats, Carl Borgeson, Gene Johnson, Jack Mobley, Charles (Bud) Graser, Dave Stangeland and Lowell Simmons. + Orange High: Bob McKee and Dick carlson. + Whittier High: Jim and Tom Rogers. + Tustin High: Steve Changala. ·i· Redlands High: Dick Braga; + Vista High: .Dick Wilson .. + LA Franklin High: Kermit (Bud) Stange. + Eagle Rock High: Jim Sherwood. + Valencia High: Howard Hening. + La Habra High: Walt Johnson. + Chicago: Bill Holeman. •:-Balboa: Mike Henry. + Costa Mesa: Les Whitehead. ·~ South Pasadena: Andy Williams. + U.S. 6th Army: Bud Smith. + and Charles Padruit and H. Hibler, hometowns unknown. : Newport's Rod Gould, one : of the finest guards ever to 1 play the game, perished : within the following year : when his car collided with a : logging truck en route to : Moraga with two other grid 1 prospects who had plans to : enter St. Mary's College. All : three died in the crash. 1 I I L-------------------------j GIRLS HOOPS Corona del Mar 6nal A report.mg nuxup on the final Sea View League gdJTle of the season for Corond del ~1ar High's girls basketbdil lecim Thursday causes some numbers to be shill- ed , although the bottom hne remains the same, the Sea Kings firush 4-19 overall, 0-10 in the Sed View Leaque SU VIEW LEAGUE El Toro 71, CoroNi del Mar 41 El Toro 22 l7 17 1S , 71 CdM 6 10 6 19 41 El Toro -Nguyen 2 Look. 4, Gru Mendiola 20. Perry 4, Frodshan 5. Rikamaru 10, Gro Mendiola 6, Everett 2, Cherney 6, Guy 10, unknown 2 CdM -Dunlap 20. Varner 2, Lui 2. Gero 1, Graham 1 Anderson 5. Quon 2 Vogele 4, Dickson 4 FINAL SEASON STATISTICS Corona del Mar (4-19, 0-10) DUNLAP VOGELE DtO<SON ANoEltsoN QuoN Oven OEMru.£ Lui VARNEJI GRAHAM GERO g tp avg. hg 23271 11 8 30 21 136 6 s 11 19 103 s 4 lS 20 S7 2 9 8 17 49 2 9 11 18 51 28 9 21 so 2 4 12 19 21 1 1 3 15 15 1 0 6 13 11 08 3 13 1 0 1 1 THE SEA KINGS 33 Westminster 61 38 Dana Hills 44 2S Irvine 43 48 Katella 37 30 Tustin 63 38 Brethren Chnst1an 54 34 Mission V1e10 28 47 Santa Ana 19 36 Santiago 40 29 Fullerton 3S 32 El Modena S2 53 Saddleback. 42 40 University 43 27 Woodbridge" 49 26 Irvine" 44 14 Newport Harbor• 43 36 Santa Marganta• 6S 32 EIToro• 63 32 Woodbndge • 38 30 Irvine• 76 28 Newpart Harbor• 37 30 Santa Margarita• S8 41 EIToro• 71 • Sea View League game COLLEGE BASEBALL Th.is would be all well and good, except the Moore League champions are only scoring 71 pomts per contest as a team I..) The Morningside HJgh girls basketball roster, includes sopho- more guard Precious Craddock , as well as phonetically kindred first names Keisha, Doneisha and Kamesha. If I may, however, section admuustrators should take their tweaking tools to the blatantly inadequate boys and girls soccer , format. which provides JUSl four boys divisions and three girls divisions for the entire secilon Albertson downs sec, 5-1 ·•Vanguards fall to 2-4. COSTA ~1ESA -Three South- ern Ca.Womia College relievers pitched well, but the damage had already been done against sec starter J oshua Steele as V1S1ting Rivera had two rut~ each tor the Vangudrds. while SCC's Enc Boothe had an RBI double in the fourth Daruel VilldJTeal. Odnd Ross and l\1ichde l Grasse combmed tor five sohd mnmg !:> out of the bullpen for sec Though the Monarchs' 23-5 record and No 3 seeding m the ID-A girls draw would tend to discourage opposing coaches from wanting to place the names with the faces, Costa Mesa's Shontel Sherwood and her Mus- tangs will likely be afforded this. opportunity in the second round. 0 The Southern Section's decision to house the boys and girls basketball pairings at the Gahr High gym, adjacent to the section office, should be loudly a pplauded (consider tlus a stand- mg ovation). Rather than "sardining" scores of coaches and media members into th~ cozy confines I lf, as happened this season with Division Ill in boys and girls, a division becomes unpact- ed with automatic qualifiers {teams who fl.rushed in the top three of SLX -lea.m leagues or the top four of seven-team arcwts). deserving at-large candidates are unilate rally shut out The Newport Harbor boys tied fo r tlurd in the rugged Sea View League, including D1V1s1on I qualifier El Toro, Divisipn D entry Woodbndge and defending Division III champion Santa Mar- garita. Yet Codch Ziad Kboury's Sailors (7-5-2. including victones over Woodbridge and Santa Marganta) never got the chance to en1oy the e nrollment-based format the playoffs provide. because there was no room for al-large additions. r------------------------------------------------------, •TODAY • Basketball College men -Southern California College at Fresno Pacific. 7:30 p.m. College women -Southern Califomia Coll~e at Fresno Pacific. 5:30p.m. • Baseball College -Southern Callfomia College at Point Loma, 2:30 p.m. Community college -Orange Coast at Palomar. 2 p.m. SCHEDULE • Tennis College men Cal Poly Pomona vs. Southern California College. at Costa M esa Tennis Center. Community college women · Orange Coast at Saddlebad. 2 p.m •W.urpolo High school girls • CIF Division Ill Playoffs, first round: Costa Mesa at Santa Monica, 3·15 p.m. L------------------------------•----------------------- I I I I I I I Albertson College . (Idaho) I slugged the Vanguards tn a non- conference baseball gdffie Mon- day, 5-1 Albertson leddotr hitter Cb.ris Hozhauer, d shortstop. went 3 for 4 \·nth three runs ... cored Greg Schell!aas, Albertson's cleanup hitter. roped a two-run smgle m the fifth uuung to extend the vts1tors' lead to 4-1 and chase Steele, who worked (our-plus innings and was charged Wlth four runs. sec fell to 2-4 NONCONFEREHCL ~ IOAHO. 5, SoCAL. Cow.GE 1 Albertson 200 020 001 , 5 9 1 SoCal College 000 100 000 1 7 1 Smith Jensen (8) and Lehman Quinton (8) Steele. Villarreal (S). Ross (8), Grasse (9) and Littlefreld w -Smith L -Steele, 1 1 2B Hays (A). Boothe (SCC) Bryan Chambers and Joseph WATUPOlO Of DIVtSION I flnt "°""'4 ~y. ):15 P."'-~ter O.t (I• 5) •t l~ Bu cl'I WllM>n(~) Esper•nu (17 9) •t VIII• P•ti< (lg.5) Gtnyon (11·7) •t Newpon HaftMw (1M) MoUIOf\ V~o •t lo. 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Dtlln Theriot Nem. ltetement Nam• ltatem.ml Kathtftn A. tdm~. .._ • ~ ~llh 0t tna#TI-qUMt• ~ to ICITACION J\JDICIALI ~· or file written ob-The 8oatd or TMI ... r .. Thi• ei.t~ Wat tiled The fOOO'NinO penont are 1he follo~ pertona we Thlt atatemtnl w11 ltltd gy I .... Cl9d4 brancM, b h ~ o1 ~.,. the ..i.te NO AN'T 1 with th• court b• HIWI 1"-right lo ttltct wllh in• County Cfenc 01 doinQ ~tin~~• as: doi"Q butlntH u : 11¥Jth the Counly Clork of UNOll, Of dtJWft bY I ~ lht II ...._. undet the IM..,..,l (AVIS~c~ T~c~~:~~.D ~ M ht1111\9. YOU( IP-any and Ill l>ldl and 10 OfllllQ4 Cou11ty Oil 1-30-N SKYJOAOAN DESIGNS. $olut1on1r Tr•lnlllQ ll'lltrn•· 01ano• County on 218198 Of fnd ~ ~ ..... o.cs d Adminletrdon ~ &- NALO J. GUYER, a Ind!-peatance may be In pereon waive tny lrregulatlty f908e74733S 2501 w. eo.at Hwy #104 1101111 33e0$ Via Corvallan t98887482tll Of • ~ ~ lndudlng hi , ... talM Aot {Thfe ~ yjd1,11I, db• Palm Canyon OflM~reo~~EOITOA ~=-11i ~ ::o.aa:: r:; Dally Pt1ol Feb. 3, \0, 17, ~~En~~~·~~.: ~:::'· ?.,~~oftn. Deity Pilot Feb. 10, 17, 24, "*' . in ~1 ~ ~~ ty wil ... ow the P9'90n- Ca1 WHh; ROBERT A. Of • contingent cr•dllOf ol Tru1tM1 10 Mle<:t lt•m• 24• 1"8 T~S (CA), 2507 W Cout Hwy 33605 \Ila Corvallan Dena Mii. 3· 1998 T037 ltle .., do 111 urMter lllild Died d 1t\lll lltepfeHntetiW lO tllke ~g~B~~1~· ca~~~ldc~; '"-d~~~.-dWir:' ~at m~ :!1'~~ ~t~: ~~1 ~: PUBLIC NOTICE '~.:.. Newport &each, c~ P°"''· cau1om11 ~2629 PUBLIC NOTICE ft°"~~~ be ~lhe ca1MC1 1 No1D « o.raua :r.Yn1~'!::'rt :::"' Wash· PALM CANYON IN· your ..... m t ... cou s • ,,...... Thi• bullntu I• co~ efl~ IO ltle I Qty Md EleCdOfl "° ... to Cle ........ , iproy- VESTMENT PARTNERS ~ mall a copy 10 the per· Olttrlct. Jilctltloua aualn•u Thie buafneu 11 col\-ducted by: '" ln<fivtdual Flctltlou• Bu1l.ne.. Hal. ~ fast nlCIClldtd 1n the c:iouNy 11. Before ..... ne c~ g:~:g:at~;•h;:AlttAU.: f:!nted by the eoun within PebN•ry, 1 HI 1'h~~C:!J.!;~':!~! are H•v• you started doing bt.lsintH y11? No The lollowlng persons art I, title lnlt!,.51 eori· toattd #Id lnOf9 thin tfwee howwwt, the peJ1liOfWI . • a •On•I rtprHentatlve ap.. D•t•d thl• &th d•~ o• dueled by: 1 COl'POfttlon Have you •Lal1ed doing Name Statement G1~· ~ the reel PRJIPlflY 19 'W'Y ~t _9.!i'~_-.J Umlled P•rtnership ind our mon1hs ltom the dale 8-1 Pettlcll Quinn, DI· dolnQ bu•IMH as· bt.lslnes1 yet? No Collff,"\ Ktntnhofen doing business es: Ye to ~ ii"t"lJ! It monlhl '*'-t6llfll!ld ~ repreHntallw wil be OOES 1 through 25 ' inclu· or ftrs1 Issuance of lh• let· reotot, Proourement/ •) t;lllltt;nlum Real Estate !.P.S. EnvltONntnt.iJ...tne., Thi$. stal•IMnt was filed GMS Products, 15121 Ora. ~l)t()C)ef1ypl In eucti ~ ....,.,.. required to alw nodoe alve • 1111 aa provided In secllon FeclllUH Services Jarnea L Evant, C.O.v . with the County Clerk ol ham St. 11oe. Hul"ltlngton CQtlf\ly"ancf Daect Ccimpeny, • fN9ile, to Jnterffted P9flOM YOU AAE BEING SUED BY 9100Coodl theTCha11,1,omlal Prl\ol· Published Ntw;>ort b) Mlllonnlum MOl1iage This 1tateCment wae filed Orangt Counry on M!3·96 Btach, CA 92649 as· 61e1 lNlt Oled'unil #3MM, m unleu they have PLAINT FF. JA Ud 1 . bate • • me °' · Sv P with the ouncy Clerk ol 1991CST4••1.. Steven Glenn Ridenour, ~ ~ ............ •·--ttth w .....1. .......... no .. -.... oon-1 · • esta Ing clalms will no1 expire B .. ch-Co:1ta Mesa Dally cs., 1~12 omona ve .. Orqe County on t.-30-98 '"' .. 503 A.._nid• Luc a New 0 • ~ c::o;-' --CA • .._ "" ... demand in o) GOLDEN before lour monlhs from Pllol February 10 17 1998. Costa Mo1a, CA. 928ZG 1998G74133T Dally Piiot Jan 27, Feb. 3, ,.,... Beach CA 92660 . he Sll'HI and Oltl8f ICI011 ~~~.:......._ ..med to the prOC>OMC:t EAGLE INSURANCE COM· th h I d t II IJd ' ' TS3l Tho Flumlng Compenlee 10, 17, 19Q8 Teo:. ,....... · oonvnon de~8110r!, ii f!llY • '' ._...,._. eotfon.) The indepe~ PANV a Cahlornla Corpora-a~ve~" ng a• no c Syndlc•te Inc., (NV), 1912 Dally Piiot Feb. 3, 10, 17, PUBLIC NOTICE dr:d.~ g~:~~~·~dlv:~uafon· ~real lltY desai~ (213) Ml ~ = dent ed'!'lnletretlon uon. YOU MAY EXAMINE th• PUBLIC NOTICE Pomon• Ave.. S••· D, 24• 1998 TG24 H:l'I• you lltrled doing 1526 Els . vans" ~o.t.: 0'2A)M8 .uthority wil be oren~ J~~s "!~:r ~lsc~~~m°o'ii~ Ille kept by the court. II yo1u NOTICE TO ~~~~a ~~S:,;,~!i ~:29con. PUBLIC NOTICE Flcllllous Buslnes• bu'siness yet? Yea, 2·\·98 ~~~ 1 ' ~ 'OV1o, ~1. unt.u flen In,!.~ _,. 1 are a p81son Interested n d d b . 1 Name St•tement S. Glenn R1donour u rustee 02!2' ~ "en ....,...uon is H"''"' on you to ile • t~ Hiiie, you may Ille CONTRACTORS ucre Y· a corpc>rat on flctllloua Busln•se The lollowi 1 r This etatement was filed ms;J · tity r 11\Y to the .,.Udon and ~t::rnren response al this Wtlh th• COUii a lorm•I R• INVl!INOS 81DE~EBY b~~l~ .. ~a:.11·~ doing Name Steternent doing buslne~ ~ O/lS a • with lhe Courny Cl•tk of lnQOn'9Ctne of me SltM1 PUBLIC NOTICE ahow• OOod OMIM why A letter or hone call wlll quesl for Spec111 NoUc<J of NOTIC"" I H Th• Fl1Jml Com anles The following persons are Personal Otganlzer 370 Orange County on 216198 address * Olhef common the oou,, ahcMlld not 1 1 t P . the 1111ng ol an Inventory GIVEN that tht Board or 5 di 1 '19 0 KP th doing bUslness as: East 11lh St Costa 'Mesa f998&748210 ~~nauon. if any, shown NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S grant the euthottty. :~111~~0 ~sp~~~·/~~s7P:. =~~ a:,p::,1s:~ ol ~~::~~a:; ~~~!'~'ch~ '81~1~~,t~~ sr~}1~ml~g ·: Pr.::1a':t American Contractors CA 92627 .• ' D11lly Piiot Feb. 10, 17, 24, Sa1d'°s:a1e v.iU be made. but SALE A H~RING on tt,I 1n proper legal form 11 you accounl 11 Y r~vlded In a /County California wlll Thia statement waa flied Equipment, 7100 Owlleld, D0tl1 C. "wilder, ~t E. Mar. 3 1998 T638 'MUloul OOY(Wlanl or warranty. Tiiie Order. No 264~1 I peddon wMI be h4llid M want the coun to hear your seclion 1250 0f lhe Celllor· r~lv• bids 'ue 10 and In· with the County Clttk of =~ngto~ B .. cn. CA. :'°'"~ s~2 ~o,ta Mesa. Call· PUBLIC NOTICE e~ oc imo41ed. reqaroinq rus1ee Salen No 9997~71 ~rch 5~1111 .t 1 :ff case nla Probate COCI• A Re· eluding 2·00 p M. Marc:h Orange County on 1·20-98 w 1 or a 6 7 btl8, pqssessi61'1. COOdilJOn or · 12, • P.M . In t. 7011001lt;. If you do not hie your re· uesl lor Spec111" No11ce 12 tl98. at the Dlauict Hl98CS74e108 111 am J. Anderson, This buslneu 11 con-Flclltlou B •In•• enc;uiT\C)l'lVlOl!s, '~ ~ 7 ~)' eel et 3 1 The City sponse on 11me, you may :1orm ,1 ava11ao1e from th• Bu 0 s1neu Office. 11210 Oek 01ity Pd.it Jan. 27, Feb. 3, ~~~~i~g~~odi:!~~~ L~A d~,!:d ~~~a~:~~du~~lng Name s8tet~ment 1 r~f.R~and~~n~ A fJEfjUi1YJi.: DrfwcS•"1'92nth A. Of.. lose the case, and your court clerk, Street. Fountain Valley, CA. 10, 17, 1998 TS99 92847 · businesa yet? No The followmg persons ote trusts created b~lsaid ~f A 0 J I 199 UN-enoe A 9~ HI. :~~e!aymg~et~k=~d wi~~~i Attorney for Pell· 9iro~hl 11 d 1 d PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bualnen la eon· Doris c . Wilder doing business ·~= Tl)Jsl to pay re ~~SS i~T T Al Tl°tt the IF Y~~ OBJEf ~ further warning hom the Uoner: I ~d ':i b • e. br, ducted .by: an Individual This eta'tement was filed Maid to Perfecbon. 4500 prind~f sumsiiilf'e(s PbERTY I rv °'A~ .... ~re . no 0 _ .............. court JAMES T. Pace, s e pu c V Have you s1&11ed doing With the County Clerk or Campus •545, Nowport securau by O • L~ 1>9uuvn, you ........., Th81e are other legal re· VBARAONDO, ~fc;'n~oan~;.~~d ~!$';:!.boe Flotltloua BuslneH buslnesa yet? No Orange County on 1·23-98 Beach, Calllornla 92660 ~rust to Wit.! .07 •8 = ~Oly~TNAtU~ : eppeer .t the hearinO qu11emen1s You may wanl ESQ. (CSB# 5870451 HEATERS" as 1rni1ca11d ln N•m• Stet•m•nt W.J. Anderson ~99887464518 Frank Edgar AlbelS, 3082 o!J1oin997 'ffl3 % NATI o~ 9~ TU E end ... ,. your obieo- 10 call an a1torney right YBARR.ONDO & th B d s fl tl Bid The following persons era This statement was llllJd Dally PUot Jan 27 Feb 3 Molokal Place. Cost~ annum as P Wied In ~ OF HE PR IN~ done Of fit• writt•n 1 d 1 k e • poet ca on. doing l>Uslness as: with lh• County Clerk of · · · · Mesa, Callfornla 92626 AGAIN~ y, y objeodone wltti the away. 1 you 0 "~a no~ PATT~RSON, 901 E. documents and 1pecllica· MAADER & ASSOCIATES, Orange County on 2/e/98 lO, 17• l998 T604 This business Is con-noce{~Pkls oost and an~~-SHOUL CON ACT court before the ...,_ =~ :1~g:~::-.:1~~ral s~rv~~~ MORTON PLACE, STE. :~?cis 8P~r~~a~I~ at~=~~: 1280 Bison. Suite B9·363, . 19988748213 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvldual , v ~t'1~ 8~ LAWYE t Maid! I Ing. Your ~enc• or a legal aid ott1ct (l1sled 1, P.O. BOX 3B07' menl located at ~7210P0ak New{:,.,r1 Beach, CA 92660 Daily Piiot Feb. 10. 11. 24, Have you staned doing S 49 Ylle bene iary f998 at 9 4 -".M.,~ Tl ~be In peraon or by in the phone book) HEMET, CA 82545 Slreel Fountain Valle CA Cor ne ~· Marder, 1280 Mii. 3• 1998 TS40 Fictitious Buslne11 business yet? Yes. 2·2·98 under s8td Deed of rust Trott A Pro ssional vour attorney. Despues do qua le on· Published Newporl 92788• 714.843'3245Y· · Bison. Surte B9'363, New· Name Statement Frank Albers llefetotoce e~J!i_~ de-rat>On I~ U e IF YOU ARE A ireguen es1a c11ac1on ju.di· Baach·Costa Mesa Dally A Ma~datory Job ).Walk ~11 Beach,PCAJ2~6o 363 PUBLIC NOTICE The toflowlng persons are This lletcment w0s tiled li'~ed ~~~~a ~~e0J:Ye~~ Ti an CREDITOR or• oontl.n- c1ai UDSleds llecn.:LE~~~Ro 3se Pilot February 11, 17, 18, will be held on March 3. Whis~°c:"aC: Ume ar J:wport Flctltloua Buslne11 d:~~~~sln(,C:J~: !NOUS o~·:n~~ecou0r::~·~n ~~~9:1 ::88e ~~Ole ~tau~ u er aridfiant lo r.nt creditor of the. 30 IA I t998 t998, at 9.00 a.m. a1 the coasl CA 92857 N S • = · of ... ~. and o ~st. on~ ecHaed you muet file• spuesta escr11a a maqutna 17890 Nowland, Fountal~ Jh11s d b~s.ln~s\ lsd co~ The tonowlng pe~sons are Cosla Mesa, CA 92626 Daily P1to1 Feb. 10. 17, 241, -ie::r IO Mo.t No~f O« 7'l6 o al · s court end mail• copy to: para presenlar una re-w1566 District Maintenance Yard • eme tetement TRIES, 909 Hyde Crt., 199845748214 ,g '"" 199 ii$ ~ your c1;I,,; with the' enes1acone PUBLIC NOTICE Valley. Ca. 92708. All bid· ':'f~a y. us an an dolngbuslnessas. David T. Hurdle. 412 N. Mar.3,1998 T641 ~faun::. ~toSelllo inltleOl'bo e<:Ofder thepe,.onelr reHnta-Una carta 0 una uamada d t t 1 1 WI a) Cornerstone Funding Coast Hwy., Sulle 184. Lil· eoorded the of Orange County alifomia. -.J rep 1elelon1ca no le olrecera BSC 7010 lh~~s ll~~s lom: c";~:C,"e,~ bHal• you sJart:c' d~ng Solutions guna Beach. CA 92651 PUBLIC NOTICE ~the reallflproperty~';ft executeO bf MariO za1eZ: tlve ;-"'~':f byf the pro1ecc1on: su respuesta NOTICE OF lor thl" roject us ness yer es, ay b) CS, . This business 1s con· ~ a ~le man as Trustor cour W t " our csrita a maquina 11ene que PETITION TO The 13gard 01 Trustees re-1€. 9~ 6897 Andrew Way, Cy· dueled by: an lndlvldual Flo tltloue Business Of ~· s lnfo<malion Mon· NaliOnal Pacific Mot:tciaQe monthe from the dete cump111 con las tormah· serves the rl ht 10 reject or nne J. Marder press, CA ~30 Have you s1anod doing Name ~tatement ri lo 5 ()()pm a· . A Cali~a of flrat leauence of dades legates apropiadas ADMUOSTER any and all ~Ids and 10 Tris slalCment wCs 1114 Jerry Franklin F1ier, 6897 business yet? No The loll~mg persons 1re ~~ 9200 "b aa~T~~~~ lett•.FI .. f)roWted lft si usled quiore quo la cone ESTATE OF: walvo an lrregularlty w th the ounly terk o Andrew Way, Cypress, CA David T. Hurdle dotng business es: Secunlles Com-~ • T E. HllGG'tl~~S~ .. onon 9100 of the escuche su caso BEATRICE E. NORDIN lheiein Thlri ht is also re-Orange County on 1·26·98 90630 This statement was flied Lily's Nalls, 11 25 Victoria pany~o West~ Re(;OO· Alb1) I Celifon•• Probet• Code. S1 usled no presenta su ak• BEATRICE setVed. by l~e Board 01 199B8748802 This buslnesa 11 con-with the County Clerk of St. tO, Cos1a Mesa. CA vey&1 a~. P.O. pi E at tOR of ~ H The time for filing respuesta 11 11empo puede ELIZABETH NORDIN Trustees to select llems Dally Pilot Fob. 3, 10, 17, ducted by: an lndlvldua.1. Orange County on 1-30.98 92827 ~ • ~ l ul money~ the Unit~ cletme will not exp. re perder el caso. y le pueden ake BEATRICE wtiich In their opinion wlll 24, 1998 T622 Have Y•>v &taned doing 1998&74737 1 Tony Ouach, 2071 ~ Spra· 22· 19) tales. by cash. a cashle(s before four monthe qu1lar su sala110, su d1nero NORDIN best serve lhe needs ol the bu1lness ye17 N? Oally Pilot Feb. 3, 10, 17, gue ln. #2. Anahetm, CA Ameated M · i;lleck d~ by a $late or n~ from the hearing dete y otras cosas de su o· 1 · 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Jerry Franklin Fizer 24 1998 T628 92802 ncan 5 m-nonal ban~.~ cnecK drawn by ti ed ebo prop1edad sin av1so adic10· CASE NO. A 190998 15 nc · This statement was filed ' This business Is con· pany (Trustee !'l., ID-a state or 18deral CJ8dH union no c ve. nal por parte de la cor10. To. all M•rs. beneficiaries, Deted lhls 0th d•V of Flct1Uou1 Bu1lneas with th• County Clerk or PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lnd1v1dua1 WeStem Re<:oo~;o; . or a Cheek drlMWI by a state YOU MA y EXAM- h•sten olros requlsllos le-creditors, conllngent credi· Febru.,y, 1998 Nert\• Statement Of'ange County on 1/12/98 Have you started doing P"fallOnA,~~Y'i-:: I Cu· or federal sawll)S IWld loan INf the file kept by the gales Puede que usted tors, and persons who m1y Bv: Patrick Quinn, DI· The following persons are 19988145249 Fictitious Business business ye1? No ~8'"l'Je Si le "')ln~Y,'1: "5SOQallOn. savi7lfca$$()(l&-court. If YOU •r• • per- qu1era llamar a un at>ogado otherwise be Interested In rector, Procurement/ doing bt.lslness as: Dally Pllol Feb. 10, 17, 24, Name Statement Tony Quach &; ~XI 14 · liOn •. or savinqs 'k ~ •on interested In the 1nmed1a1amen1e. Si no lho Wtll oAr eslale, or0bglh, Facilities Town & Country Trustee Mar 3 1998 T642 The following persons are This statemenl was r11e1 P~ub~17198 02124198 lled '° se:ctl()n"51 ollhe fl-Htate. you mey file conoce a un 11bogado of: BEAT ICE E. N R IN Published New ort Service, t8299 Mt. Baldy . ' doing business as: with th• County Clerk of O. . nanaal Code and alllhonz.ed with the court• to~ puede llamar a un sorvicio ~~Ri~TRl~E Ei~i~~~ Beach.Costa Mesa gaily Circle, Fountain Valley, CA PUBLIC NOTICE MATIHEWS, 1986 Ful· Orange County on 2·6·98 CN 1 7179 ~1 'fti:':a~s(~~n~th:0r,~) RequHt tor Speoiel de relereoc1a de abOgados 8 a P 1 F 99 92708 ler1on Ava., Costa Mesa. 19988748313 '°~ Jh Co 1 Ul'lho Notice of the filing of •n o a una ohc1na de ayuda NORDIN 101 ebruary 17• 24• 1 8· Town & Country T.D. Ser· Fictitious Buslnesa CA 92627 Dally Piiot Feb. 17. 24, PUBLIC NOTICE 700 ~IVIC ~~er .Jes:i· Inventory end eppreleel legal (vea el d1tec1or10 tale· fi~d ~~T~T6i~AThaJ LbJ~~ T644 vice, Inc .. (CA), 18299 Mt. Name Statement Jay Manhew Wiison, 1986 Mar. 3, 10, 1998 T6'15 NOTICE Of' TIWSTEE'S Santa Ana~CA al~hl. line of •eta~• •Hta °' of ton1co) In Iha Su er1or Court 01 PUBLIC NOTICE Baldy C11cle, ~ountaln Val· The lollowlng persons er• Fuller1on Ave., Costa Mesa. SALE 'TNttM s.le NQ. and 1nte1s1 CO(lve 10 ai)d eny petition or eooount CASE NUMBER California PCounty 01 OR· ley, CA 92708 dolng.J>uslness as: CA 92627 . . . PUBLIC NOTICE 01311518-n 1'tle OnW No. now he by 11 u er said .. provided fn HCtion (Numero del CHO) ANGE · Flctltlou1 Bu1Jn•.. Thia business 11 con-Joann Akerman. Realtor This business 1s con· f7721•11 R.lttnnce No. Deed of rulll lfl the ~y 1250 of the Cellfomle Q1 Hc322 2 THE · PETITION requosis N•m• Statement ducted by: a corporation 714 Narcissus, Corona def ducted by: an md1v1dua1 Fic titious Bu.sines. mn:MAPf.I No. ~3 ~ated tn Sad Coori!l· Cai-Probe1e Code. A R• The name and address of that ROBERT G LOVE be The lollowfng persons are Have you atar1ed doing Mar, Cal. 92626 Ha~e you started doing Name ~tatement YOU NU: IN OEFA&A.T UN-th ia , ~scnbt~ 'ftu ':i quett lor Speol• Notice ino court is (El nombro Y appointed as pe;sonal rep-dol"8 business as: business yet? Yea, 2·18-<~X{.· 9::°s~~th Cc°oasll~.: ~usines~et7 Yes, 9·13·90 d Tr• f~o.wing persons are DER A CEED Of' TRUST ~~-in the Deed ol lrust form le evelleble from d1recc1on de la cone es) :~!':'~t~t1i~eof :~e ~~~~~~~r ~~k. 02~~R~~~arin~0:~~: 1.f:~n & Counlry T.D. Ser· Suite 110. Cos1a Mesa, Cal. ~Ys Ms1a1~~~nt was filed A~~8. 2~·~;s~as~all Rd., ~TED T~~ ~ The~ ~~,.. ~he court dent. Murnc1pa1 Coun ot CallfOt· THE PETITION requesis Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 vlce, Inc.. Thomas s. 92626 wllh the Coun1y Cletk of #\28, Anahelm •. CA 928041 PROTECT YotM PRCJP. ~ streel add'"Pess and other .. ~'t'~'anm. ma. Orange County Hert>or a tho lly 10 adm nlste the c 1ar8 n c 0 J Turn• r Marler, President This business la con· Orange County on 1·29·98 Tom J. Balenli, 2648 W. ERTY rr MAY llE SOLD AT A oommon de51gnation If any 800111 • Judicial 01s111c1. 4601 Jam-e~tat: under th~ lnd;pen-Trustee, The T~rner FamuY This statement wH filed ducted by: a corporaUon 1998e747174 ~all Rd., #128. Anaheim, PUa.ic SALE. F y orthe real pt~desaM! .,,..._ .. ~ C..... bo•ee Road. Nowport dent Administration of Es· Trust· 1984, 201 Paularlno with the Counly Clerk of Have you star1ed doing Dally Pilot Feb. 3, 10, 17, T~192sg4 1 NEEDAHEXP\..AHATIONOf' above~u tolle.200 ......,.._..CA Beach. CA 92660·2595 1111es Act (This au1hor11y Ave., Costa Mesa. Call!. Orange County on 2/6/98 bA~eJs yol?CYe~. 1'1~i 24, 1996 T620 duct~ bu·s anne~~lv:~uafon· THI!~ Of' ne PftO. ~.J:l ne PH12. Newport 8ZMO The name address and Wiii allow the personal rep· 92626 19888748192 d w Bown o. no., c . N Have ~~ slar1ed do1n CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, d;; n A 2663 lhe lJO· 02.J telephone number of plain· resen1a11ve lo take many Clarence J Turner Jr., Daily Pt101 Feb. 10, 17, 24, a.;hls ·,,:~~.:.r•!aa filed PUBLIC OTICE buslnes~ yel? Yes 1·1·98 g YOU SHOUlD OOH1'ACT A an~a~y T~s~ ~~isdal~ 10. 02111. 02117 hit's attorney. or pla1nliN actions without cour1 · ap. TTruStee, Halley Ron Mar. 3, l998 T839 wllh the County Clerk ol Flctl\loua Buslne11 Tom J. Balenu · LANYBl On 03o03rW • ne$S ~ lhe street ress pioval Belore taking cer-urner Trusl • 1997. 201 0 C T 2:00 P.M., Eqult..,.. DwS ~.. d OBITUARY 888 w11hou1 an anomey, is: (El taln v~ lm rtant actions Pa ularlno Ave., Costa PUBLIC NOTICE range ounty on 2·9-98 Heme Stetement his 11a1emen1 was liled =y u the dAJty • .. "' o r com& 0~1'a- nomt>re, la d11ecc1on y el howev:J, lh~peisonal rep: Mesa, Calll. 92626 t9988748457 Tho lollowlng persons are O~~ l~eCo~~unt~n ~l-~:9gf "nu-. under and ~ ~n~ be maJe'.':i • numero de lelelono del resentalive will be required Irene C. Turner, Truatee, Flc t1Uou1 Bu1lneaa Dally P1lo1 Feb. 17, 24, doing business as: ng ty pursuant to Daect d nu.it. Without covenarit or warranty IVER SON at>ogado del deniandante. to give notice to lnteresled Irene C. Turner Trust • Hame Statement Mar. 3, 10. 1998 T647 M.S.B. BUILDERS, 1418 N. . 1998457464532 l'tCOfdtd on 12R:ZIM u e~ssed or~. reoard: George Chick, o de1 demaodan1e quo no persona unless they have 1997, 201 Paularino Ave.. The following persons are PUBLIC NOTICE Louis St., Santa Ana. CA Daily Piiot Jan. 27. Feb. 3, Document No. M-<llMZM ing lltle, posseSSK>n, Of en· Ilene abOgado. es) waived notice or consenled Cosla Mesa. Caltl. 92826 doing business as: 9~~k<;1 S Barnene, 1416 N. 10, 17, 1998 T600 lk>Ot -P-oe -d Olftdal cumqrances. IO pay the re- LEONAAD D LEANER 10 the proposed action.) Triis business Is con· COlWEB PLUMBING Flc tltlou• Buelne11 Louise St. Santa Ana. CA PUBLIC NOTICE Recotds In the omc. d the main1n.9 pnna~ sum 01 the ESQ LEANER WEISS g The Independent adminis· ducted by: a general par1· COMPANY INC. 1783 Name Sletement 92703 ft«.Of'dlr d Orange Councy, ~irnsl ~by said Deed WYNNE 1600.0 Ven1 ra traloon authorlly will be nHership d d I Whillier Ave .. Costa Mesa, 'The lollowlng persons at• This business Is con· Fictitious 8ualne11 Calfomla. ~ by: ~ pruro~~ ~I~ ~e;eo"~)· · u granted unless 1n Infer-ave you slarte o ng CA 92826 Oona6d C. ~ en ~ f • Blvd , Sle 11 11. Encino, esled person files an Ob· business yet? No Colweb Plumbln Com· doing business as: ducted by· an lndlv1dual Name Statement nwrled penon. Wll Ml • advances 1 CIDY. under e Ca111ornla 91436, Phone· ioctlon 10 the petition and Clarence J. Turner, Truatee pany Inc (CA) 17~3 Whit· WILSON COFFEE ROAST· Have you staned doing The 1011ow1ng petsons are oubllcaudklntothe hlghut terms of the ~ of Tru$t, (8 t8) 986.0893 shOw good cause why the This statemem was flied tier Ave "'cosla Mesa CA ING, 1760 Monrovia BS, business yet? Yes. 1-1·98 doing business as: b6ddw tor cuh, (~at estJmaled lees. cha~s and DATE· Ju • 25 1997 cour1 should nol grant the with the Counry Clerk of 92626 · • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Mlkel S. Barnette Allegro Rlslorante, 1160 N tllM d ule In~ money e~nses of Ille Tru ee and J, PETER';ON,' Clerk, euthonly. Orange County on 2·10.98 This business Is con-Anthony P. Wilson, 1560 This s1a1ement was lil9d ~~:~~ Ave.. Orange, CA d 019 United -.SI tit. N. ~ ~ '1~~f {o~ by M. CHtanos, A HEARING on the ~etl· 1998&748553 dueled b'/: a corporation g;:9~;2~ve., Costa Mesa. Ort:r1~~·c~~fy~n ~·-~~.9~f Jud Masaki 1911 Green· the Ho11t1 front "1CranCe to, fi'SS'.•04 59 EstJrm ~- Deputy Uon will be held on MA CH Dally Piiot Feb. 17, 24, Have you atar1ed doing This business Is con· 19986747340 grov~ Orange CA 92865 theCountyCourthouee,, 700 ~ interest and lbOnal SECOND 12, 1998, at t:45pm In Mar. 3. 10, 1998 T846 l>Uslness yet? Yes, 1-1·97 ducted by· an Individual Da1·1'/ Pilot Feb. 3. 10, 17, This. business is con-Civic ~ .... ~West. v~.11 any, increase Oepl. 703 located at 34 l Colweb Plum bing Com-· s.nta Ana. ..... ...,. ... tllle !his ure ~ lO = STATUS CONFERENCE The City Drive South, Or· PUBLIC NOTICE pany, Inc., Scon Colmar, Have you S1ar1ed doing 24 1998 T623 dH;!:1 by~: anst'~'ev~du~~ nn and ..,..,_ awweyed to The ifiCI~ · sad You are hereby nollRed ange. CA 92868. President business yet? Yes, Jinuary ' u lne u 11 N 1"'" and now l*d by • under Deed of rust herelO exe- 111411 this case has been If' YOU OBJECT to th• Flctltloua 8u1lnH1 This statement was filed 1• ~9~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~u~ ~~l:kl 0 uld OMd d 1n1et In the = ,and delivered IO the scheduled tor Second Sia· granllng or lhe pelllion, you Name ~t•tement wllh th• County Clerk of ~I; s:!f:'ment was filed Fictitious Business Ttri/ statement was flied propMy dulled In lllild 8~~~~~ lus Conference on 6·10.98 should appear at tho hear· The following parsons are Ora.nge County on 1·30-98 with the County Clerk ol Ham• Statement with the County Clerk ol ~ callom6a ~ ~ and a~...,.,_ Ing and state your ob· doing business as: 1998e747329 u : Aa moor.~ daalbid · '"""""' al 1·30 Pm. in Room 222. jections or Ille wrlnen Ob· JBR DEVELOPMENT, l800 Orange County on 2/6/98 The following persons are Orange Coun1y on 1·30·98 In aid Deed d 'TN& Tite ~ ault and to PERSONAL APPEARANCE eclions W1lh the cour1 be· Cove Street, Suite 140, Daily Pllol Feb. 3, lO, 17, 1998•748211 doing business as: 19988747339 total amoun1 (( tha unpe6d II he unde~~ caused IS REQUIRED BY ALL PAR· lore lhe hearing. Your ap· Newpor1 Beach. CA 92660 24, l998 T627 Daily Piiot Feb. 10, 17, 24, Econo Lube N Tune & Daily P1lol Feb 3, 10, 17. ~ al the ~ ~~ ~ rJau:e ~ TIES unless me maller Is pearance may be In person Howard B. Jonea, 1600 PUBLIC NOTICE Mar. 3, 1998 T632 Brake. 10471 Magnolla, 24, 1998 T825 MC1.Rd by the property to corded lf'1 Ille counry whe<e al ready d isposed ol orbyyouranomey Dove Street, Suite 140, Anahelm.CA92804 be -*' and rMIONlbly lhe real property 1s localed through dismissal iudg· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Newport Beach, CA 92660 Fictitious Buatn... PUBLIC NOTICE Alcky T. Torres, Jon Tylor PUBUC NOTICE etltlmllbd COlt9, upema and more Ulan lflret months monl or lransler or '8 mem-or a contingent creditor of Bart K. Brown, 1600 Dove Ham• Stetement Flctltloua Buslne.. Way, Costa Meta. CA and ldVanc:es at the timed have elap$9d StnCe such rec;. · the deceased, you must file Streel, Suite 140. Newpon 92626 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S tht lnlttal plblclaon d the OldallOn orandum to se1 case lot your claim with the court Beach, CA 92MO The following persons are H•m• ~t•t•m•nt This business Is con· S~ Noaca d Siie i. S130.AM.06. This fi~ IS a debt collector cr1a1 has been hied Failure and mail a copy to lhe per· John Riggins, 1600 Dove dolng business as: The f0How1ng person• art ducted by: an ind1vldua1 APN ~ .37 :I Payment must Cle ~ash, 1 a1tem5ling to collect a debl 10 appear may resull 1n dis-sonal representative ap· Streel, Surt• '40. N-Port Colhns Aasoclalu, 840 doing buslne11 aa: Have you star1td doing 07001 Li AN 501 ClllihlW'• cf** dr"_, on a And ~ mformallon v.e ob- missal and/or sanctions pointed by the cour1 within Beach, CA 92660 Newport Center Dr. Ste. Kurtz Unllmlted, 20351 business yel? No REF R IER A .._ or Nldonel b9M, a tan WI ~Ile used for thal pur· pursuant 10 lhe Orange lour monlhs from the dare This business Is con-660, NewJ>Qrt Beach, CA Tldepool Clrcle, Sit. 201. Ricky T. Torres TAVSON .S. No 1 ctledl drMWI by • IUte or I: Of,l6l98 County Harbor Munoci al ol f11st Issuance ol the tet· ducted by: a general part-92612 Hunllngton Beach, CA This sl1tement was filed 08 federal credit union, °' 1 ate ,11 P C T st P 1815 as provided In .. ctlon nershlp Budge Colllna, Inc .• (CA), 92846-8547 with th• County Clerk of l~,>TICE TO chk.k cnwn ~ a atatt or OM ~ · ·as ru ~ Couit Delay Reduchon 9100 of lhe Calllornla Pro-Have you started doing 840 Newport Center Or. Richard Kurtz, 20351 Tid• Orange County on 1-30-98 TY C ""'Elf. federal uvtngt ar1d loin -Teteg~F~ ~I Rules bite Code. The ume fOf fll· business yet? Yes, January S1e. 660, Newport Bt11ch, pool C!rclt, Ste. 201, Hun-199B8747332 1~~ 1i a~ llN1ngs ~ 25Btngtlli • Published Newport Ing claims wlll not expire 1, 1980 CA 92612 tl~on Btach, CA 92646 Daily Piiot Feb. 3, 10, 17, ! • clallon. or aavtno• blnk onone Number (248) Beach-Costa MeSI Daily belore four months trom Bart K. Brown This business ls COi\-This bu1lness Is con-24 !998 T626 A ~y 1 · lf*tntd "' MCtiort 5102 d ·2515 Pilot February 3, 10, 17. 24. the hearing dale noticed This slatemenl was Med dueled by: a corpc>ratlon ducttd by: an Individual ' ~ ~ ~! the l"lnlndll Code and iAnn 8 Schafer Anomey 1998 T817 above. wllh the Covnty Clerk ot Havt you star1ed doing Have you 1tar1ed doing PUBLIC NOTICE JY y B ~to do buliMsl In Agent YOU MAY EXAMINE the Orange County on 1·30-118 business yel? Yet, July business Ytl? No . SI ~· P~B 1 11\ls ..._ Tite ._. Id-02117198. 02124198. PUBLIC NOTICE file kepi by the coun. II you t9988747334 1977 Richard IWrtz fllctltlou1 Bu1lne.. If ~ dreU ar-s ~ common 3198 __________ 1 are a person lnterH19d In Dally Pilot Feb 3 ,0 17 Budge Collln1, Inc., J1mes Thia statement w11 filed N•m• Stetement NAT u ~ r wry. d th9 ;1566371 BSC 8994 the estate, you may Ille 24 1998 . · ' re 9 L Berens, Secretary • with lhe County Clerk of The following peraons art Of TH' >li~ ,.., prcpany de«:r1btd --------- NOTICE OF with the court a lormlll Re-• 1 Thia statement was llled Orange County on 2/6198 doing business H : AGAIN~ y y llbo\le I• purporhld to bt: PUBLIC NOTICE PETITION TO quest for Special Notice of PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of 19988748193 Phenomenal Design Con-Sl10UL C ACT 1~ Meyiet Place, M-1, CMal"4I09 lhe fillng of an lnvenlory Orang• County on 216198 Diiiy Piiot Feb. 10, 17, 24, atructlon, 512 BOlsa IA, ~W'fE Com Mttae. CA t21121. The ADMINISTER and appraisal of estate as· Flctltlou• Buslnese 1998CS748t85 Mtr 3 1998 T636 Newpor1 Beach, CA 92663 ~· 1998 at 10.00 •••*' 1Nltw dla-N011CE Of ESTATE OF: sets or or any petition or Heme Stetement Dally Pilot Feb. 10, 17, 24 ' ' John Palrlck Lull, 512 · sealrities dallms lnY lltlMv for lnY PEI Ii ION TO JO AN MILES account .. provided In The lollowmg persons are Mar. 3, 1998 rm PUBLIC NOTICE Bol&a IA. Newpc>rt Beach, ~ls ad loll'i~a lllCOl'nldlw d.,. ..,... ADlllllSIER CASE NO. A190843 section 1250 ol !ht Calilor· doing buslnesa a.s: CA 92683 IJllde· ~ ~and~ common ESTATE OF: MAM To all heirs. benenc1aries, nla Probale Code. A R•· a) First Class C11terlng PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloue BuslnH• Thie buslneu Is con-~of rfru!I ~ dulllMdOn. r .-.y, ...,_.. D v.••M _. 'y•e creditors. conlingent credi· quest for Special Notice Company, b) Promier Ca• N•m• Stetement ducted by: an lndlvldudl f 5 1~~f 'Nf...tJQ. hlftln. ~ a.. d '" ---' 1ors,andpersons whomay l0<m is av1llablt lrom the taring Company, CJ Flo tltlou1Bualn•H The followlngparaonsare I-lave you started doing 43~·01· '1 ~America HT • &\ CASENO.A190833 olherwlse be lnlerested In cour1 clerk Grumpy Gourmet Cale1lng Heme Stetement doing business .. : buslneu yet? No ~ ih8 [t!. the ~ ~ To_. heir•, t>.nefl· 1he will or es1a1e, or both. Attorney for Patt· Company. d) Ntwpor1 Ca· The following paraont ere Allantlc Ptclllc Group, John l.Llll nty Reoordet of Mn: ~~ ....,,._ olwe, ot9dlton, co.... or: JO AN MILES tlonen terlng Company, e) New-doing buslntH es: 11111 Ktttlll St., Laguna Thia 1111tmen1 was lll9d :ountY. Stata of 1a 10IOO 1r19w .,_ dngent orwditon, and A PETITION ha' been ASHWORTH HA~I port Beach C1tetlng Com. Shamrock Dlstrlbulora, Beach, CA 112651 with lt\1 County Clerk of exeeufed by Robert US-~ toa00012. p9NOM whomayothet- llled by JOSEPH EOISON & MORAN ' pany, f) Sliver Pallet Oa· 901 West Bilboe Blvd. fl, Linda Kay Blakemore, Otange County on 2/6198 l.aV'SOn anCf Amel K No.: (71•) %»-~ be Interested in MILES In the Superior • terlng Company 3171 Newpc>rtBeaeh,CA11266\ 1f\9 Ktttfl• St., Laguna 1998e7'1UM tavson,hu$>ancllnchlfe I lWd .-11141 Cle the will Of Nt.t• ot Cour1 or Calllornla, County BERNARD L. MORAN, Glbral11r Ave. Coata Mno Jane Whelan, 90\ WH1 BHcn. CA 92651 D•lly Pilot Feb 10 17 24 both of· MARK D VAN of ORANGE. £60., 28202 CABOT CA 92""6 • • B bo B Thi• bu1ln•11 I• COi• . . • • • • • • of Fountain Hille, Anzona. formerly of Grants Pass. Oregon 11nd Newport Boacti.. Calilorn1a, passO'tl away on February ff. t998 at the age of 71 yoars. Chick was the flrs l Volkswagcfl'I deator 1n Orang,., Counly and was an outornob1lo doalor in Newpott Beach lor 25 years Ho was lhe lov· Ing father ol Dams, Skye and Kersten Iverson and grand fainer to Nicholas anq Shawn Paul. Lovod by many, ho wfll always Dem: sod. Vls11ation will bt held on Wodnesda">' February 18 from 4;09 to 8 oo p m. at Paclhc View Moriuary, 350t Pacific View Orlv~ Newport Beach wit~ runoral service • schedulod for 11 :OQ am., Tnursday, Feb,• ruary l 9 at Pac:ifi~ Views M o rtuary. l11te1mtnt Is private. In hou 01 lloweria. tho farnlly requostt memorlol contrlbi.v lions be made 111 Cl1ick"s name 10: SHRINER'S HOSPITAi. FOR C HILDREN, 3 I 060 Geneva Stroel. Los Angole1, CA 90020 41'AC.-CW.W ...... llNM C~tetV • Mortuuy Ch•P4tl • Crematory THE PETITION requests AD., STE. 100, LA-Norm:n R. BtnMtt, 3171 B!!teh~ clv~e::· NtwpOI'\ duC1td by: an lnclMdual . Mar. 3• 1998 T63.i SLYl(f that JOSEPH EDISON OUNA NIOUIL, CA Gibraltar Ave , Costa Mesa, TomT•ylOt,901 Well Bal-Hava you ttantd doing PUBLIC NOTICE .,..:~~g~,.y~ NICE--- MILES b• •PPolnt•d H 92e77·124T CA 92626 boa 81vd 1 1 Newport bu1fMU yet? No E H S YI( 1 -.1 ---•-•v personal rtpresen11t1ve 10 Publl•h•d Newport This buslnen 11 con· Beach CA 9266't Und1 Klr.=•more FlctlUoua 8111lnen 11...l MQ 5VA ri LC ofn ,.~ _.,. _..,., edmlnlster th• OSlll• of th• dueled by: an Individual Th la • bu1ln•H 11 con-Thi• ... t waa 1119d N•me lt•t•m•nt ...\. n . '~'/$'~ ~ Of OU,, ....... Mort~ * ...... _, d•ctdent BHeh-Costa Mesa Dally H•v• YO\I started doing ducted by: a oener.i par1W wflh lhe County Clerk ol Th• foltowlt!g petlOlll .,. o~ v, fornie. County of Or-Cremation...,. ....... THE PETITION requests Pilot February 13, t7, 20. buslnHa yet? No nerahlp ~no• COUl\ty on 1·23-98 doing busi"9U as: ~· 1h• decedent's Will and 199& Norman Bennen Have you ttwttd doing 1t88874e&34 Ortylhoek Trading Com· ~ • THE fl'fTTTIOH ,., 110 !!~Y C0<1le111, II •ny, be adm•ttlrd fT824 fh11 llatement WIS flied buslntH yet? No Dally Pilot Jen. 27, Feb. 3, pany, tl24 Telmlnal wy , quffta that GARV L. Coo.a Mes.. 10 prob1tt The Will and with the County Clerk ol Jane ~an 10, 17, \1198 not Co1te Mtaa, CA 92027 VAH SLYKl be eppolnt· Ml-ttao any codlcll• are available PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 1/13190 Thi• 1ta.1emen1 wu filed Anthony F. Oreyehook, ~ .. ed:_:•:.!:p9n0::::Ml:_:r9Ctt~'.:'.-:en-::~~~~~~~!!!!!, IOI· examination In lht Iii• NOTICI TO f898874.5484 wlll'I tll• County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICI 1103 Rldg9crest Cr., Costa - k•pl by th• court. CONT··cTo•s O•i"' Pll01 Feb tO 1'7 24 Orannf Countu on 2·13-98 MeM. CA 82827 THE PETITION reqU4tsts ""' " ., . • • • -... ., P1otltlo .... •Y•IMN Thi• bllalf'IH• ,. con- IUlhO<rty 10 1dmlnl11er lhe INVITl"O BIDS Mat. 3• IDH T043 19"8748804 Nam• ltetement dUCltd by; an Individual .. 1a11 unc111 th• inaei>tn. NOTIC! 1s HeREeY PUBLIC NOTICI Da11y P110• F•b. 17• ZA, Th• to1iow1ng pereon• .,. Have you 11111ed doing "Af'ordable dtnl Admlnlllrlllon OI Ee• QIV!N tn11 lhe 8oard Of Mar. 3, 10, 10118 TOSI doinQ buslMH aa: blnlfttH yet? Yt1, 1'3°'98 11 talH AC1 CT'hll aU1hOfrty Tn.llltH ol 11\e ,OUMaln '1olltloua au.in.M BNfM K SALES. 4971 Loa Alltnony ~. Qreylhoek wlll tllow lh• ,,.,.onel rtp-Valley SchoOI Ol11tlC1 of Or· N•m• ll•t•m•nt PUIUC NOTICE Pelo• Ave., Huntington Thi• tllt•~f WN Iii~ Alternative" reHnlatlVe to t1k• many 1nge County, CalllOrnla will The tonowtng peraona are flotlUo aueln 8.actt. Call!, t2&4t With the County Cltrk 111 ec110n1 wtthout court ap-r.c.iv. bid• up 10 and In-dolt\g l>ualt'IMI ••· ue ... MlchMI Raymond Mllchell, Ora/\Ot County on 2/fl98 • provsl. Stfort ltklng Cet• clUdlng 2.00 P.M. Milch 4, N.w Wottd s.MC... 1041 n!::Jtete-.nl 491\ L.oa Palo• Ave .• Hun. 19•18748188 Sell your extra Discount ~';,.,,,.ke~ lain Vtfy llT\ponanl •ctlont, 1991 ti IM Dlttr"lcl 8vtl-IMM Av ... 1404, Newport dOI .... ~ ~ .,. llnoton Beach, C.111. 82149 O•ily PllOt ,.o. 10 n ~· \,.,G3 flOWevtr. fha perton•I ,.Po neu Ofltce, 17210 Ol k at1ch CA HMO ng ., ... en • .,.I ... Thl1 fluelntH It con. ' ' ' ttHnt.i1v• wllt be requlr9d Street. Fountain Valley, CA. 8any . ~ lln6w1 KING'S COPIES, 2155 Hll· dueled by: an lndMdYtl Mii. '· 11118 T83~ household 1'tems 1'n Crema·tton & to ~ llO!k• to 1n1.,.lted 92708 1041 1Mne Aw.. 1•04: bor ~ • Coate Mt ... CA Have you 11111t<S doing PUBLIC NOTIC! ~ Pt"°"8 unltu tn.y haw Al thl• llme, dlle eno NewpOtt atach CAl1MO ~ ~veffNo CLASSIFIED waived notic. Of Conffl'lltd place, bid• v.1n .,. P'-tbeld\' lh .. n Th.not,' 1041 •Mn• 3trt.,N ~~'r' ,":.-· ~~ Mlct\MI A. Mlle,,.. '1clllllou• .......... Burial ~ ...... rvlce to tM propoeed ICllon) opened and ,.., elOUd fOf Ave.. ~ a.en. CA -• CA~r~~ 1 ........ .,. 'fttlt ltl1t1Mnt WH ftled ....... •••tem•t .x Tn. ~ tcim1n1.. Dld No ...... ''AOOflNO" 92NO • With m. ~.M'lty Clef1I or nte •o11ow1no l*90flll eft lt•llon au1hOtlty wilt be .. ~ In thie l/d Thi• bu•'"•" It c:on-.!!!!.!~~tin!!!..!!,, con-~County Ott 1·»-tl ~ bullntM •: Why should you subject gr1n1td unl•11 en Int.,. Spt Clflcl!IOtl. 81d doc"" duct•d by: .,, l#'lfncorpo. ...,..,.., ....,. 1 ...... .....,.uon 1 ... e1...-Ja ,__. of lhe Plenet )110 C U1td perton lllet an Ob-IMMS and te>tCillcatlonl med auoelltlOl"I O!flet ~ou-~ ~t~ DI~ Pll01 Jen. 21, P:t0:3. Cttannet '4ace, H~ all 642-5678 yourself & your family tO Jtctlon IO IM pedtlon end W• on IDe • llW Ol9btCt then e ~p '1 ,~.. • 10. 17 1• Ta leech. Clllfon"e tH83 .,.,w ~ CauH wtiv"' PurCl'letlna ~to-• ~,.. r0men ,.,o I I fl d eoun lllould not gr•nl tilt Cited at 1"'1210 Oalc 8tfW, l(irigt C~ ltiC~hah-Ctlwe4 "~ N~ pay Og 0 ate prices for eufhotrty. . 'ounteln Veney, CA. n?OI. ~mtocked With ~':::en.•• .. tlltd OvtratocQd With hecf\, Cellfomte Nt13 Caskets'& Services?'>?? A t4~ on ~.Jr.; (71~3245J; .nlft1 Wllh .,,. C°"1ty wewtc oc stufr? Tttla ""llneH It ",... ,, :.o':.i:.. c: ~~ ~,,.:. ~ ~Ott~..:: l.:~ °' .. Co.Mlly Oft '2.aM7 A C9I to Wll~ ptey H14M 'H Cll Toi Fret·~ 103 IOQted M :141 TN crry 24, 11•. 11 1:00 e..m M tN7'74MeO ~ a.ek .,..., chledc9n? Ortw loueh. er.no.. C.\ tlM Oftttld .. INnteoenc;ia .:.ll ... "911> DelfY '"°' Jen., 27, M . S. wll "-C •fl CI a•• If I a ti ~ Oillflee l ........ Ct .... nML Vares, 11llG Newland. 71 to, t7, 1fM Tit• tg:@!I IOOeyl M2·N71. ,._ __ ...,..,. _____________ _,. ~=::::::::===========::IU , , Ne•p<>tt Beach/Costa Mua Dady Piloc • TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17 19~ -I ' • - ; I --PUILIC NOTIC!S PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES dUC1td by a llmlttd Habib~ The Flctlllout Buslnttt net ship 11 MtVtd on YO\I to 111• • 30 DIAS C.\LENDARIOS ltgll ~VII el clifec10fl0 ltl• tltne lbogado, ti) 1-ott or Income Of Eain1ng 520,000 00, 5 Otht1" Noni com,fant Na"'-rtltlttd to 1bovt Wiiiiam Andttton typewrlnen 111pon11 11 thlt para prt11ntar uni r• fonlco. Robert S. Ftnk, 65787, Capacny: None II this at thla tune. · _ PUBLIC NOTICE AB • LC. Wllflam c. waa llftd In on 1·7·97, In 19188145880 coun. 1puest1 11crll1 a maqulna CASE HUMBER ROBERT S. FINK, a Prol, lime • 3 Propeny Damage: DATEO:Jun115, t997 Anderton, Maoager the Coun•r ot Orange, Thia IUlltmenl WH filed A lett11 or phone call will tn u11 con• (Num.ro del CHot COip , 0404 W1tshift 8oul• sa.75000. • General Dam-Law on1ce1 ROBERT S cna1S59493 10988745818 Orl!lna Fllt No. with tha County Clerk of not protect you: your :fr>e-Una c:irt1 o una 1t1mad1 97E03004 Vlld, Suola 1001, L.o1 ~ agea· $20.000 00, 5 Ocher FINK. a Prof COfp " STATEMINT OF This 11111ment w11 llled 1997 70GCl2& written response mu bw 1t11lonlca no le olr!ICefa The name Ind addrH1 ol w'1th the County Clerk of Michael Ruttell, 4100 Orange County on 1·14·98 In pror.' legal lorm II you prottcCIOfl; IU rHpUtsla Its. Cahfoin•a 90048·5512, None al ln11 ltmt By /a/ ROBERT S. FIHK. 8ANDOMMINT OF Otangt County on t -14·98 MacAtlhur Blvd., Sullt 310, Published Newport BNCh-Wlflt I • court to h11r your Hrlla a maquJna litn• que tht coun ls: (El nombrt y (213) 543-3030 DATED; Junt 15. 1997 Attorneys tor Pla•ntllftsl UH O' PICTITIOUS Published Newport Beach· NewpOfl e'tach. CA 92660 Costa Mesa Dally Pi101 Jan-Catt. cumpllr con laa tormall· dlreeelon de la cortt es) DATE: APR 02, 1997 Law Olfiets ROBERT S Publlshed Ntwp ott • 8UllNEH HAM! Costa MHa Oally P1to1 Jan-~tlflornla) uary 27, February 3. 10, 17. II you do not flit your ro· dad•• legalt1 apropl1das MUNICIPAL COURT OF FREDERICK K. OHL· FINK. a Prof Corp BHCh·Cosra Mua Olllly • Tiit folio~ persons llHam C. Afldtraon, 4100 1998 IGOe 1ponst on time. you may sl usttd qulert que ta cont CALIFORNIA, 14400 Del-RICH, Clerk, bV DIHAH By~ /al ROBERT S FINK, P1101 January 27. Febtuwy haVt abanclo lht Ust Of uary 27, February 3. to. 17, MaC.\nhur Bllld., Suite 3t0, loat the cue, and your escuch• su caso. ano SI., Van N~. CA WALKER, Deputv Attor1wys fOf P11 n1&tf(s) 3 10 11 1998 ch• Fictitious Bu1lntS1 t998 1605 Newport Beach. CA 92680 PUBLIC NOTICE wtgtt, money and prop-SI Ulltd no P'•Hnll SU Hi me: Tht MtcArthur (California) t~ ll)ay be takto without rtspuesta 1 Uempo, puede 91401 • LOS ANGELES NOTICE TO TtlE PER· PLAINTIFF'S STATS· Tiii Group, 4100 MacArttiur PUBLIC NOTICE Mark Btnnett, 4 t 00 .cntU504489 tu her warning from lht perdtr ti caso. y te pueden MUNICIPAL COURT, CIVIL SON SERVED. You art MENT OF DAMAGES Can't seem to Boulevard. Sulit 310, New· MacArthur Blvd .• Suitt 310. SUMMONS coun. qultor 1u sal1rlo. au dlnero DIVISION, 14400 DELANO served as In 1ndlvlt1ual de· PURSUANT TO c.c.P. pert Beach, CA 112660 cnt1559503 Newport Beach. CA 92660 ICITACION JUDICl!M Thtrt art other legal re-y otras co111 de su STREET. VAN NUYS, CA lendaot SECTION 425.1 1 get to all those Tht Fictitious BuslntH ITATEMRHT OF (Calilornla) NOTICE TO DEFEND : qulrtmen1s You may want PfOpltdad sin a11i10 adlelo· 91401 PLAINTIFF'S STATE· COMES NOW pia.111 tt, repair Jobs N•mt referred to 1bove ABANDOHMl!NT OF Thi• business 11 eon· jtvlto 1 AcusadoboROS. to call an anorney right nil POf pane d• la c0t11. The name, address. 1no MENT OF OAMAOES MAURICIO AAREOONDO around the house? was fll•d lo on 2·13·97. In USI! O' "CTITIOUS ducted by • gentral part· RT GRCEN, AND ES 1 away. II you do not know Exl1ten otrQs requlaitos i.-telephone number of plain· PURSUANT TO C.C.P. and claims lho lo11ow1ng Let the th• Counrr of Orange. BUSINESS NAME to 20. Inclusive. an attorney. you may call gales. Puett• que usted tiff's anorney, or pl1in1111 SECTION 425. t 1 damages 10 dat• 1 Medo O r ~ln• Flit No. Tht lollowl::p persons Overstocked with YOU ARE BEING SUED BY an attorney reltrral service qulera ffamar a un abogado without an anornty, Is; (El Classlfled 199 710957 have abandone the use of PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. 18 esta' or a l~I aid office (listed lnmttllatamante. SJ no COMES NOW pln1n111f, cal Expenses· S3.805 00, 2 ABR. LLC. (CA). 4100 the Fictitious Business Stuff? . tltmandando) ROBERTO In the p one book). conoce a un abogado nombre, la d1rece1on y el ROBERTO MERCADO. and Loss of Income or Earning Service J.lacArthur Blvd., Suitt 310, Name: The MtcArthur A call to MERCADO; MAURICIO Oe1puts dt que It en· puede llamar a U11 servlclo numero de leltlono del cta1ms cht lollow1ng dam· Capac11y· None 11 1h1s Directory ~= Beach. CA 92660 Group, A 100 MacArthur Classllled AAREDONOO tt~utn esla clt1cloo Judi· dt refereocla d• tbogados abogado dtl dtm1nctante. ages 10 dart· 1 Medical ume • 3 ~ropeny Damage help you l1nd (Oal1 nla) Boulevard. Suitt 31 o. New-wlll hel~ You have 30 CALENDAR cl usltd Ilene un plazo de o a una olicina dt ayuda o del de111andan11 Qut no E•ptnses· S3 .550 oo. 2 SO. 4 General Damages Thie buslnttt 11 eon-pon Beach, CA 92660 642·56 8 DAYS afltf this 1ummon1 reliable help. ' Index ~ IJ Polley , ... HU ..... ~ .. .., ...... Ruic--1111d tl1·11<lli111·., un· ,11hj1•1•1 111 1 h1111g .. w1tl111111 1111111°1· l'lw p11hl1,l11·t 11·,1•n 1·~ dw ri~lu 111 n11.11r 11·1·la--1(\ r1•\ ,,,, 11r ,,.,,., 1 Hll\ d.1.-1fll'1I urh 1·rt 1wnw11t. Plo·a·• rt'l"lrt all\ l"f111r 1lw I 111,1\ ho 111\1111r1 lu,,1fi1·J <11l 11111111·J.1,1tl'h I lw D.uh fS1l111 111• l'IJI• 1111 l111Lilit~ for 1111) .. rror 111 ,111 .uh .. r1i.1•1111•111 £:,r \\ l11d1 11 ma) 111• n·.,pm1,ihl1• ••\t t'pt f11r 1h1 1·1 0-1 11f d11· •f>ol•'•· 1u·1111ilh 111·1·11pwd h) tilt' ..rr11r Cn·dic n111 1111h 111 all"'"'" f11r 1111 fir-1 "''' r1t1111 ~ . rl riil att•u .. ....., .... aH ... lff l!I CJ ~ By MaMn Person: ByPhone (7 14) M:!-!l678 •-sne ........ By Fax (714) o:H-1,:>1H (l>i.tt.,,. t1 .. J111lr-\tHlf lf411H 1utcl pl1uo•· uwnl• 1 ,uul ""II 1 ttH \uu !.tlt ~ "',,, •• ,.,., •• ,, ...... :till \\ ,.,, Rm ...:, n ' 1 C11•t;1 ~11 •a L \ •1:!11:!., \1 ,, . .,1•or1 m~,t & lt11 'I -----Deadlines SERVICE DmECTORY HOUl"S Monda y ............ Frida) 5:00pru Thur~da) .. \\t'd11.--.da) S:OOpm -For All You~ Home and Business Neech - ........... ......,._1.11111 -'I 1•l1•pl111111· fl<lOum-"> llllpm \l,.,.i.,, -~n•I..\ \\"11lk-l11 tU0.1111-:> OOp111 Tu1· ... da) ......... Monda) 5:00pm hula) ........ Thur ... du\ S:OOpm Wednt>=-da) .... Tut>~da) 5:00pm :O-aturda~ ........... Fnda) 5:00pm ·1:5:t EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All m l ttble Hmttil•I I• IMI .....,a,tr II n•ltct II 1111 fff· 1111 fllf Hlllltt Acl Ol 1111 II llMMt~ n ldl Nlln It llttpl \• lfttr1111 -.. , '"ltrUCt, llllltl lffl II ""lilllH lfH ....... r1C1, ctltr, 11111111. su. hMicaJ, 11m1oa1 111tva tr ulloul erftl•. or 11 l1l11ll01 I• "'''' .. , II~ '"''"'"· lllllltlllM " flscrimlllllM • n11 ... ,,,,., .111 111 ntwlttly Kctpl l•J l fttrtlst- 1111 .. Mr m l lltlll nlcll ii II WltlltlH If Ille law. 011 rtlMft tit llltl~ lefer111d llllt Iii i•tlll•ts ""rtlad 11 t.ia ......,..,.. ... 111.i11111 ... .,,.,..tty Mils. Tt CHI· •Ill• ti .. ICl1111ltlltlH, Clll HUO foli·ht ti t-IOMl•·UIO. Ftr .. *"'"""· oc .,... ,, ... call HUOll ~ NEWPORT BEACH -..4 t• ,.._ m.n.l • Clll M.ire .. M2·1•71 11246 \l••11fl."-~0tLt\ 60 l 0 FURNITURE • 6014 COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 106 9 FOR RENT 2 7 6 9 5 5 3 O SERVICES 5 5 3 3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C t M • B t Apothecary Cabinet Muat Sell for Ch .. p City Light, Ocean Vu * oa a ••• • •• . Jr 1 br & 1 br also 2br R S I I .FIT Customer Service very old, 17' long 9' Twin bed/frame futon •BAYFRONT• 2br 2ba. loft. FP. -• NB3 m ute Nce.1---------NO EXPERIENCE high. t6'' deep mattress. Oak.whtte •1 STORY* lndry. gar, St 500. 1 ba, quiet g a te d · tum. lax, ground floor ANNOUNCEMENTS •FIT Receiving Clerk NECESSARY! $500 S12.000. Old Glass wash d ining table/ 3Br Large front & side 714-729-7252 Agent comm, pool. lonnls. 1 person only.Westchlf/ LLoyd:714·645-4800 TO $900 Weekly L awyer Cablnet es chairs. blk ent cenlet' pat io s •dock • oasy acces• t o Oover.$325. 646-2474 2920 or faxresume: Poten11a1 Processing (3) 5 1/2' long 6 1/2' for 25" TV, marble s 6 9 5. o o o Agent E 'tld• 2br lba House freeway/beach/malls. 714·645-0920 Mortgage Refunds high S2000oa O ld ·bast glass top coffff Tevis Hlll/714-718·2721 Large 2 car garage. 714-s57-<>o75 ----T----2-7-8-8 •Re-dlacover your FREE TRAINING & Own hours. Call N a utlce l Ca bine t & end table, blk com- BELCOURT BEAUTY 1 1aunary roodm, 5 1 1a3rg5e0 _H_U_N_T_l_N_Q_T_O_N--B-C-H INDUS RIAL Beauty! New style. 1st year income S30K 1 ·800-382-2199 1 o· long 8' high 54000 putar desk 673·7974 M di! 5B enced ._Y3ar 0257 (Downtown) 2Br 2Ba iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii color. hlghllghts & • srevens Transport . Ext . 503 CAL-SCAN d oy 800-22 t ·0 8 8 9 Be h eCrraneanH r 7 t4-v 1• Clean Rental Neededl •Superior Ave. CM more. It's never been OTA truck d11vers eue 800·774·4 8 18 Redecorating! 4 al ustom ome =--,-.,...---..,,---,--..,,,..--515-7020 574·4252 G . b t Musi sell 2 solas-$995,000 E'tld• nr Bock Bay 1500-t S,OOOef, real eas1or1~t'1~oucm~~ wanted! Non----------IARIZONA DRAFT 7 1/211 each. Perfect Vaughn Hapeman 3br. den, 2ba. Ip,, __________ , location. fenced. ie•a~t ~23 5_:54: eicperienced or Hperl-EMPLOYMENT HORSE Aue11on, Cot· cond Natural, 0 u; 714·280·4741 remodeled, fenced. NEWPORT roll-ups. high ceilings. ar ara • enced • Toll freo WANTED 5535 to n wood . Ar I· while tweed I oak BIOCANVON 2Br2Ba $1350.(pet?)642-9699 .65psl 714-548-8531 1 -888·279-4058 zone.March 7th 8th, 111m $300 each ---,,....,.~,..--~-~ BEACH 2669 LOST •-CAL-SCAN Horses. mules. pa101 714-•4 e 9351 2000s.f.. ow nor will e. side C.M. 2br 1 ba full 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••• Q ,_Q_e_n_O_ff_l_c_e_p_h_o_n_e_s_ dr a Its. 1 O To b1ano .., -carry OAC $499,000. hs prlv w/d grl loci• FOUND 2925 •Sw edish Nurse• LEASE OPTION $500/mo + hall 3br2.5ba Brand New BUSINESS & filing. mail. hte AIR Loving. Dependable. Warmbloods hilchl--------- $2800/MO. 497-1137 utlhdep 542.7941 2-story Duple• near liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M -F 8a-4:30p or? Xlnt Cook. Orlving. wagons, chuck wag-MERCHANDISE Via Udo $2000/mo FINANCE Found 2·14 Young MacGregor Yachts Local Ael"s, 12 Yrs ons. buggies. har-MISC 6015 BI u ff• La r g 8 For Lt• 3br+lrg den •714-873·2303• black & white male 1631 Placentia CM Eicp. Live Locally ness. 11a11ars For • ie~~2e~Ba E~~ 9u;1~ or 4bd 2ba College Pk Gated Community---------~~~-Vic 7~~~~48~;;,:;•-.-M-u_m_n_t_T-ra-ln_•_•_•_*_ t:::J714-848 ·373S~ llyer, 1-520-537-1586liii5iAiViEiSiti0i0i0i _i5i2i0i00iii 714-720-1704 Bkr Home. tst +sec dep. t. 2 & 3 Bd'• Ap ts. No exp nee, Stan now, with grocery coupon req. $1400/mo. gardm near Fathlon Island BUSINESS Found 2 /10 7 opening•. up to ---------I book! 9o0 nallonaJ t:::JFor Sale By Owner provlded. Cati Patty 2-car gar. Ip, w/d hk-OPPORTUNITY Gold bracelet Baelerlc S600fwk 714-557·7275· DOMESTICS 5540 10 0 d b, ands t 0 3Br 2Ba. 20x20 Mstr for appt. 714-429-1480 1 Al center. Call to Identify Suite. Hrdwd Firs, Att up1, central• r. arm 2904 714•842•6823 Mom.Needs Help! choose from Low Dbl Garag•548-2504 Newport Hl• Condo ays. Golf courae vlewa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1---------Babysitting oaeded. Chlld car• & ~ / p11ce. satislac1lon $275,000 lmmac. 3br 4ba. 2 car $1650·$2995 644-0509 1000 ENVELOPES-LARGE REWARD!! varied hOurs In my Needed A .A. guarantMdl Call 24 Lid I I d P rtl gar. basic eppl, gard-Newly Renovated $4,000 from homel For person that finds Al110 Viejo home. $8 For nawboro twins ~ c;.." hour recorded "'.,.. 0 ••n ro~blas ner$1850 721·9993 Spacloua tBr & 2Br malt black cat per hour. Musi be ax-and 3 yr old in my sage. 1·800-327-4082 l•••••••••I Currently Aval• •· From $775. No Pell. Make $4 per envelope w/whlle chost. Lost perienced, carlog. pa-Allso Viejo home. CAL"SCAH Bill Grundy Realtors Newport Bey Terrace ~~~.:~~ff ;;~~ar:;re;~j alnce 2/14. 515·7076 llent and dopendable. Monday thru r lday Wanted Old manual HOUSES/ CONDOS POR SALE __ 7_1_4-_8_7_&-_8_1_8_1_ HUNTINGTON t 69 1 M••• Dr ive Leave message at 7:30am -6:30pm . typewntrer. repa11able LINDA ISLE BEACH 21401. __ 7_t_4-_!_4_M_8_5_5 __ Free info pack calf Lott dog amall tarrior (714) 574-4248 Mus• be experienced, Call 714-646-0047 nowl 1-310-851-2.130, ml female 131bs·---------' x. • ·-dependable, patient & • • • • • • • • • EXQUISITE SBR 4.5BA l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Nwpt Hghta 2br + ofc. D •Pt. C 6 ( 2 4 /hr· black rust color. Vic 1--------..... caring. Referonees re- ENERAL 1002 SOLD! OHered at $3,300,0001~ Story 2bd t.Sba In 2ba. 2-car gar. w/d recording) CAL•SCAN Mesa Dal Mar area Orange County quired. 51100 per Jeff Arcuri, Agent trfple• near Beach/ hk-ups. n/pot, (ulll pd) •-••••• (714) 966-0209 Munlclpal Court month. Please call 714•841•8881 Yorktown. All new _s_1_5_5_o_. _7_1_4_-9_4_s-_9_4_3_9 Please b~ wary of out LOST-Single Diamond seeks qualllled (714) 574-4248 OCEAN VIEW pelnt. carpet, blinds •Waterfront Upper• of area companies. t 1/2 Carat necklace Ind iv id u a Is Io L•••• Option with large pallo/yard 2br 2:1a. Great view. Check with the local on a fine gold chain. perform a varlty of • • • area. 1-car garage + aun-dl: carport $2000 8 •II er B us I n e • s round cut, aet In '"V" c I er I C"a I du I (es. ~N•nny In my home In CM. Ont chlld. 2811 Lafayette Ne rt Beach Under $350,000 outside space. $900. 673.SOJ2 or 540-1355 Bureau before you shape. Sanllmel"llal Requires lyr clerical Engflsh spoaklng. car needed, 662-0670 ---------• WANTED TO BUY 60 19 Showcase homes for sale In our Saturday Real Estala Supplement! •Hom•• of the Week dl•play ade •tart at Jutt $781 (Otadllnt Wed Spm) Landmark Eetat• Avl now. Agt 675-49l2 Hnd any money for value. A EWAROI exp. & 45 wpm ker,-$89050,.000 leas or services. Reau PLEASE CALL and underatand any 714·780·1859 boarding. Come n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Old Coins Gold Silver· Waterfront Olent IRVINE 2144 MISCELIANEOUS con:racts before you for written lesl 0TpueMs. •••••••••I Apt sz Refrln 5140. Franklin Mint. Sterling Call tOam to noon APPLIANCES 6011 I BUY ALL PIANOS Antlques.qual furniture 1 pc or housetuli cash paid (71 4) 957-8133 8 + Famlly + Deck1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS tfgn. Shop around tori---------2-17·98 at 6:3 . . • Old watches & jewelry $975,000 1• ratH. HEALTH & 4602 Jamboree Rd. ~DCHANDISE washer Dryer $140fea Wesrcoast Coin 642·9448, .------··•I N 8 R 222 C II ""-A Xlnt condl 6•s.5848 ••• Columbla Square 1-Be Your~wn '"Bos••• FITNESS 30Ct0 · · oom · a •••••••••I ~Prudential Bdr condo. Peta OKI From h ome 15001'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 476·4774 Freezer 21 cubic ft .. -------R-S--W UCI $900 1• for more Info upright commercial JEWELRY. FU 71~723~.8120 e71:.'::o.121a~0· RENTALS TO !~~n~ve~~~o.i~~~~ •Fr•• Personal• · ANTIQUES 6010 grade. ssoo 979-4149 L ART .6025 *'**** •Open Hou•• ... S 2724 Training Seatlon gi Woodbridge Condo HAR£ aelllngt No MLMI 800-with Manny PIT Entry Clerk Exln't iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Frldgld ar• F ridge • Portoflno Model iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 995-0796 Ext.2823 714-293-8030 oppl'y ln growing co. Very eleanl While. llttlnga for SS! (DHdline Thu~ 5pm) Harbor View Homes 3br 1.25ba 1200sf. ...;. _ __,9,,,..,..,,,...,,......,,,,...--Grt pay no typing. Works Ilka a charm! 4br 3 .sba. Nearly nr lake, park, pool. C.D.M. 2 Bdr-2 Ba. IQ FAT 68 f Mink B omber Jackel Blush & creme c01d . barely worn $1000 11ze 7-9 714-756-9117 ****'* F 1 L p•ycHECKSI Alan/Lou at 639-5 B Great value! Yours or 8.000sl Lot. $599.999 811 appls, clean & great decor. Pc. g ._ . $1551 • 7 22·8778 • II pays to advanlse In the best local Real Ettate Section CALL TODAY! LI•• Rivera 714/574-4252 759-1960 8 Y Owner quiet. $1150. 653-671 4 deck. Female pref.. Wort< with TV's Brad EMPLOYMENT Retell Sal•• $700 plus 1/2 u tll. Richdale. Give away t0-15hrs wk, AM shift. VIiia Balboa Condo 714-759-8888 Free Webelles. Free tol••••••••• 01.1t of Santa Fe 1Br PenthH unit. New NEWPORT CdM Exquialt• Ilka new Join. Details 24 hours. at Faahlon Island appls. walk to beach. BEACH 2169 M di T h 'roll frH 1·888-309-1---------Tamara 844-5853 Pool. tennis. gym. e terranean wn 1 4680. Matketera World EMPLOYMENT •--------- 0 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii furnlahed. 4 blka to • S•I•• Train••• St 39,000 642-3 351• bHch. 2br 2ba w/gar, International. 5530 Plan Read1ng/Mechllllcal •Bayfront• absentee ownr, home CAL•SCAN oraftlng Exp Comm'I Spacious t bd (St 500) approx 1 wH kend • MAKE $250 PER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit/ Con at backgrnd a +. l070 or 2bd ($2800) on Via month, mature female hour. New vending Adm~".!::::t~'::i::• ,_J_•_•_•_lc_a_67_3_-_o_76_o_x_3o_. 1-------1 NEWPORT Lido. Fabuloua views! prefd $1195/mo. Call buslnHs In your area. Clerlcal Support Boat allp1 alto avail. E.J. at 510-502-8900 Locations Incl. tmall NB Brokereg• Estab liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 3Br+ Lott Slngle Fam Must .. el Sflpa 1300-CdM Share 2 br 1ba lnvHt. Call 24 hr. In 1925. Insurance 111• Ocean Vlewall Residence. 4 yrt new, S600/mo. March mo"8 cheerful home. lrg 1..S00-807·1178 backround helpful. not 1022 COAST Salea/•A People Per- son• II that's you. this could bt your cateer opptyl 714-688-5787 88r Suite•, Fam rm . ga t ed . s 5 3 O. o O O In. Agent 875-4912 bed room, s525mo + CAL •SCAN req'd. Sell motivated, Ubrary, Gourmet Kit, Prud Cal Reelty r M k C h W kl I E I Secretarlal S2 399 000 714•644_6373 x1182 BIO CANYON 28r 2Ba ull prof'I female pre d • • es •• V Word, JCCt , good F{T P{T Lit 1 I Don En~ht '644 .. 406 20001 f o wner wlll Avail 3/1 714-84<>-6454 A•aemble products or communication/phone & 1°1trlng. • SB~SY1P2hnrg. .. ,, -. or 7 1 4 ·7 5 9 -9 3 4 1 · " mall lattertl 100'a of akllla • must, Sal-ben-_;, ___ -=.,...,.--=-carry OAC. $499,000. CM Lrg Mstr/Ba, walk (714) 548 5148 ar9e Duple• So. of •Ocean Ridge 4~r L ll As I! o ~ T to N In clst, nr S.C.Plu, hom•baHd oppty'a. neg. Fax reaume to i-..,,,.----~-=-,.,,.- PCH . Potentially Good 2.5Ba, Gated, 2-Fp s. $2800/MO. 497·1 137 Male pref. s 475• + No up necl Send Cynthia 714-851·8929 •Sewer• 6 Cuttel'9 Income Property. Ortam Kil w/Chala 112 11 841 -511• $3.00 and SASE to Chlldoare Needed for IUmltur• reupholltlfY Reduced to $599,000. lal a nd. S669,000 •Big Canyon Condo u s. •Work at Hom•• Mon-Fri. Nlpm for 2 ahop In C.M. 01per. ".\• It C ondition" Agent 7t4·376-5578 Upper unlt on Golf i •alde CM Shr 3br POB 10871,C.M.92627. achl age chlldren. Tur-Only! e42·8400 Agent, 714·729-7252 CourM. 2br 2ba, pvt 2bt home, gar, w/d MAK• LOTS OF t I er 0 ck are a . /./Tl!ACH•R L'1t Corner upl•• ••••••••• 2-car Incl gar $1800/mo no-smkr, prol male MONmll 1~ tax $7.R•r ht 509-1968 ASSISTANT 3Br + 2Br/New Roof HOUSES/ ~~~\~::57.38 pref S495mo °'2•8112 ftMIL.eam aecreta of Customer SvO/Order FT/PT for Pre-School Carpel/Paint. Owner/ CONDOS HB Welk to Beech mllllonatr.. and help l!ntry Tualln based Sal neg. Educational Bkr. 208-3113-<4121 HARBOR RIDGE 2 +2 Female prerd S533 + oth•rt do the tame. Courier Service. Muat requirement•: 9 ec:e 1---------FOR RENT Spa, s auna. So. Patio 1/3utl, must love doge Call Immediately have xlnt phn/comm unlta. Aal< for Jamie or s 2 7 5o /m 0 ./yr1 y no/alc/druga 374•9474 for PR•• detail• skllla, Industry eJCp'd, Karen 714-850-3442 Biii Grundy Reallora Newport Creatt Mair , .. oo..a71 •!187 knowledge of So.Cal Teacher& Needed 7 1 4 .e 7 8 ..S 1 8 1 Bdr, walk·ln cloaet, W/ CAL SCAN geograp hy helpful. Nowl ar 2.8aa Bonua Rm, CO~ONA o, gar, gttnfle kit, nu F{T+Bene. 838-4627 PrHchool,Toddl•r & Berber etpt, hardwood DEL MAR 2122 Newport Terrace carpet. female only. Cl.EDIT 2907 DRIV•R OTR. In f • n t . S 7 -S 1 0 OSTA MESA 1024 -----• $ BEST $ PRICES PAID FREE CONSUll'ATION Es1aN'd ~ &e..h !Aelcn Exl'tlnJUll to LA. Sin fnncuco & Nni Yorir We~, ANTIQUBS n1 MOOERN DISl<Wi\RE to TIFl'ANY BVERm<INGltl Wft ala. P<"-'"· Fern1lr J1vWIOll rurro-. 714-249-3711 Itta I more. 1275,500 ..... ~iiiiiiiiiiii~ii Lg 3bd 2•5b• lwnhme. $900/rno 800-289-3507 Can't rest & ,.1 ... with hr.~ Benefit•. Tutor •L MA•TINI BKR Garegt + carpofl, _. Tl Child C • _. 714•851.e142 28r 18a, Chin• Cove frplc, pool, w/d hkupa, CRl!DIT CARD vour famlly because me ar -:::::=:::::;:=::::::::::::::=~ near tHtach, tp. gar patio. s 12so. Avall RENTALS o•an c ut payment• of mon•v wo rries? e 714-855-2 •72 • • autlfulty U"• ed 11'50/mo. 1•V1ast/aec F'eb 15. Ag t 07M012 to ~. Radue. or Call Covenant Trana·, ________ _ 3Br 28a on E'elde. Avail now 8&4~7108 WANTED 2726 eliminate lntar .. t. port. B•p erlenced BMPLOYMENT .\tklng S309 000 1'1'0n Water, •Upper 1 1 t 1 driver• and owner op-• ' 28r 2.8• Ocean View Unit 2Br 1oa. Dbl elttl n a an • appro ve · a r alora 1400 ... 41· SERVICES 5533 714•045-2890 Home. Fully Furn. Cit vlewt. quiet igl pre'I, aeek Hou.. n9 Non·proflt. C.O.A. 4:)94, Graduate atun•11iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiii ANYON ~ARK to Oeac:h, VIiiage, fmmac. 11300 S5().i 99t Younci newlywed• 140 0 .SO O -e 4 7 8 denta 1.f00.3'e.-&42e,1• 3Br Hom• 7240$.F. Ubtary & FHhlon la. aavlng for a hou... CAL•SCAN Bud Meyer fll•friGet· ..... ... Lo t w/RV A oceu. No/Smkg/Peta. r.rt avt. 557-5485 CR•DIT CARD ated Tno1c1t u,,. IJOlo'a Pl• ... ~ aware that Divorce, Must S•lll Call For Info. Agent Dl!•TT Cut payments a.nd contractor•. ton the llstlnga In Ihle eet· l t lOK Bkr. t73.a94t 380-9492 or 873·6354 APAR™BNTS 10 6016. Reduce or trH t488.Q7-37H :'J1~11'":Y=~~~~~ Oe•l•n•r• ••r 2•• POR Dt:!NT COMMBRCIAL elfmlnate lnt•r .. t. ,CAL•SCAN In wnlch there 11 • c narmlng Condo ~ tnttant approval. ed1._..,.,1 Re•• ESt·•..-e N llt c o A ....... ct\atge per mlnut• Pullw Purn, patio, u.u. · .na&i o n.pro • • • · o .. ten e.t2·"" poo1. •P•· oar, n, bch. ' .. o o .. o o .. • 1 e •d1t•r i1ooo•i Joia1•L•. ~--,.._,........,..-.-• 11900/mo Lee 'teo.3117 CM.•8CAN p d I TYPING. • "• • 1 g n • r P rt·•I A "-O BA 28A a VACANT •.o•ll•nt Oo••n View COSTA MESA 2824 1us•-e• om"'• n .. ~ fot gtow1ng, • c:':;.°" ~~ m•o .. Paint. Q,..at Kit, ~Bd 28a, CIOH to an...,_ ....a MOOT dvnaml• louthern t .. oo-• t ... 000 ow'd fta1to, Bloeyked bOc•ach.8 .. ~ • .,. 124!!.;. 1 • r o •ta 0 tu d POI lllfT 2781 TO LOAN 2114 :'~~. at~~=:. .... T 0a1n •nee, Lero• ard, ean "'" .21 ... .,.. cett•••• w/ftattolll••••lll!I•~• ••••••Iii•• and ~ .. hlo eit foi....,...CA&;•ICAH ~ for Rec YeNcta near bffeh. Cathedrel * .. ..._ ..._. • a+ ~ =.r COSTA lllSA 2124 cell•, frig. Mov•·ln Meme AY9. Up..... ooetHUDATIOll =:xci-:.-m. Tt• ••• ... ::p•.olan =--~~ ex1• IUlhno-Awl AMO IMf'9 ~ hnO '"'°"'"end-. 8 Lf9 M'a+ PP, APrtl 1at 1144~ up to S,I0,000. CMctl tlgMd ~to: ~;;;fti;;-----1 '•1lo, (Inc Id• All ljfjf;tL,nw OCC. AllCNI II illiWJ ,..,.. .... "*'"" ..,_ ....._ C.... ..,....,•) ..,, __ No .__ ~ • .-...a-..... Oii ...... ....... No fNe, To" "•• "'9 Oilll•llNilllw ....._ "."f"P". -· ~. ·--. ..__. ........ • ~ , ... ,, .. 1 ........ ~··· ~!#~Co-. illil••••lllQl•llll ~ftu~ 10.,.l::'i ':°nJ.T4~'.:.Mt . (114) "1·1MO CAL..cAN -•-------- FURNITURE 6014 7 ' Leather Sofa, 3 piece cabinet for TV Theodor• Rooaevelt .\utographed orig . 1916, 8x10. Appralaed at s 1 o.ooo H• and make o11tr 536-5787 & keepsakes. floor-.__ _______ _ tamp & ch11r. all tor PETS & s5oo. 114-160-e1s4 ANIMALS 6049 I BUY FU RN ITURE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Antiques. All PIANOS 1 pC or hOUHlull ca.sh AKC Yellow. Blaoll paid (714) 957-8133 Labs Show quality. 2 to 20mo·s $400-$450. Movln9 Salel Mull Sefll • 714-87~037 • (Very 70'1) love sea1·& •---------rocker wllh heavy wood· bast Excel Cond mull sac11lict S 160 Gorgeous dark cherryw ood drtSStf,ches1 or drawers and mirror $250 •718·8232• or7Ge•G030 •13 CLASSIFIED II s l he easy-to- access, Information- packed marketplace 111s1ted regularly • sue· ceufully · by au kinda of conaume1t. HAMMER TIME? When yoo need o littie WOil done around the house, look in the P'ilot dcmifa1s to Md Q gOod mrpenttr, • tlldrUJn,~ cr~mon. Q) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1998 Newpon Beach/Co"~ Mesa Daily Palc>t TO.DAY'S CRoSSwORD PUZZLE Brtdge By CHARLES GOREN wfth OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH CHEVROLET 9045 JNFINITI 9095 LEXUS 9115 RANGE ROVER '87 TAHOE 4X4 4dr, leather. CO, LT Model. Mint condition. #374419 MUST see '88 J30 eordeauic. 1an leather, phone, 1unroof, CO/ eaas, premium sound, chrome wheet1, loaded, low ml (3PJB1oe1 s2~n9s BAU ER LOTIS COSTA ME~A C7t41 842·7700 9177 '84 E8300 Gorgeou• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ROii Oueru, All '05 COUNTY LWB Opllon1, CO, Al•rm, Blarrllz blue. tan ACROSS 1 Phl\adetphla player 6 F"oxy 9 Llbfary sign 14 Crooch 15 Singer Ra""'ts 16 Very very 17 Party 08lU8fJ)l8Ce 19 Upright 20 Gab 21 Snocnes 22 Rubberneck 23 Movie 24 Flower garland 25 Hen"s call 27 Fluffier 31 Stack 32 ·Jane • 34 Wheat or rye 36 Choir v0t0e 37 Ex1rngu1sh 39 Skye or Wight 40 Fence steps 42 Show attectlon 43 Onoln 4-4 I-lad a b4te 46 Ship bottoms 48 Lubncate 49 Feels IN 50 Intended 53 -mater ~·is that a yes-nor 57 Souvenir 58 MowlOlhe aide 60 Clock feature . 61 Roadside lodging 62 Happening 63 Untidy 64 Categonze 65 ·o.vrne Comedy" author DOWN 1 Catch sight ot 2 Greentsh-blue 3 Greasy reSldue 4 Varmsh 1ngred1ant 5 Type ol cuisine 6 Slanl 7 Moos PREVIOUS PUZZLE aot.VED 8 Actor Brynner 111-11t O 1-.Ur!llM '-~ 9 C1tong 1 o Arm bone 28 Showy flowers 49 ·-Came 1 t Roman road 29 Ar11sl'1 stand Jonet" 12 Sea eagle 30 Annoys 50 Plow puller 13 Tiny amount 31 Possesses 51 Hlltoi1c perlodl t 8 Made a depo$ll 33 RUbe S2 Frtlhens 22 Baste 35 Composer 53 Skin problem 23 Domed root Rorem 54 Sakai's 24 Loamy soil 38 Northern appliance 25 Ancient B11ts natove 55 Lease 26 Classical 4 t Thrift 58 Cornie Johnson language 45 Fronhersman 57 Machine part 27 Soothsayer tor Carson 58 Small swallow 25 Down 47 Walking on aor 59 Roe Leather, Moonrool , leather, Well Maintained. m 0 0 n r 0 0 1 . c O AT ASTE OF OUCK LEXUS MISSION VIEJO t ·888·88·LEXUS IOOK Milos $17,000. I Llc:.3HIE405 720·1018 changer. prem um sound, loaded Ncilhcr vulnerable. Easl deals. WEST • 532 ~QIO NORTH •A 10 o AKJ864 o J7J •Q7 0 1051 •AK 10 32 SOUTH • K764 0 3 o A K86 •J865 • The biddinr. FAST S ,_ I hll I• ,..., 3 . P&111 3NT Put WEST .... .... Past p .. Opening IClld: Three of • NORTH 10 l • 3 0 Pass cal final contrac t, and all thiu remained was to make it. Declarer dcdcd to rise with dum-iiiiiiiiiWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHRYSLER 9050 MERCEDES 9130 (65t·· 00) 130,895 DAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA (714) 842°7700 my's queen al 1ric:k one and, after ---------1 '84 :180SL Blue/tan. 2 that won the trick, came 10 hand with 'B4 LASER XE 4cyt, ISUZU 9100 loi:;.. CJO. xlnt cond/1--------- a diamond and took the heart finesse. 5apd, A/C, Lther, p1, malntenonce, $13,500 TOYOTA ~210 When the jack held, declarer ca.~cd pb, pw, cc. cass, alloy 1992 RODEO obo 714·720-1678 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the ace and king and continued with $4200 obo 846·5150 Block, V6, sunrool, '01 180E '83 CAMRY XLE a heart to East's nhlC. 1lle defender •---------am/Im cassette, Xlnt Low miles. AT, V6, tow ml, leather, __ .. I condition. S6,000 or leather, moonroof, mnrf, l/pwr, alloys, rcvem:u to cubs, and West took four FORD 9075 best olfor. (2LINK812) $1~9:50 (3ECY269) $13,950 !ricks in the suit for . one-Irick~-( ) LEXUS Of' LEXUS OF s· d I d d 1 fi 714 574.4238 WESTMINSTER mce ec arer nee e on y 1ve ,89 Taurus Station ---------• WESTMINSTER heart tricks 10 get home, the game (714) 882·6906 (714) 882-8808 was vtrtually $CCw-c as long as W est ~:r~0~·29R~~I ~~~JAGUAR 9105 --',._8_4_M..._B_Z_C_2_8_0 ___ __;•.:.,.9"""7,.....,::c"""A.:.,.M.,..R;;;_Y;..L;..,e:;,,.-- held the queen or lhc suit split 3-3. (714• 723·1504 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiil Silver/block leather. C/ 11 k ml, rpwr, AT, 'The secret for success lay at lhc first 1 ___ ,.,,,,..,,..,,,..==-,,..,..,..= 0, moonroof, lull 4dr, hke newt Irick -declarer should have gla~cd '95 EXPLORER XL T '87 420 O Pow or # 0 3 5 7 7 2 (3UXV092) $ 17, 750 a low club from dummfc an t en 36k ml, 4dr, au10 Blue, grey lnlllrlor, $23,277 LEXUS OF f II 'I classic car, very good LEXUS s allowed East's nine lo hod the trick! COSS, u pw WE TMINSTER True. this would have cost a club <B 1 l:J?luss1 g~so ~01~~,~~n. ( T0~~ a:~~ l~~~:!g:.~~~t~ <714) 892·6800 trick , but when East later gains the WESTMINSTER $5,98~ lead in hearts then: is11o return that 714 892·6906 BAUER LOTUS h d I Th 1 · th.i COSTA MESA urts cc arcr. e on y ume j is •---------714•842• 7700 wrong is i f East holds specifically 82 Red Muatang QT '89 240 DL Wagon three clubs headed by the nine, in ~,::o~d~:i·~~~er,,;'1~· -----------• '78 Grand Marqula White, pwr steering/ which case a club return by East to Playboys Dream! 59950 JEEP 9110 4-dr. Full pwr. Real wmdowa/locks, stereo West's king and, say, a spade back •714 720 7 443• sharpl 95k mites. 3rd 1ea1. A/C. S6200 MERCURY 9135 VOLVO 9230 r.>-....,!!!--r!!~..,.,.. ...... ~~ ~--.ir--1!!~ 0 Just because a play looks righl does not mean that it is. This hand illustrates our point would allow the defenders to take • • s2000 obo 723·1504, ___ 7_t_4_·_7_2_3_·0..;..2;;;..;..0..;..3_ r '94 GRANO CHEROKEE •-1our club tricks and a heart. 4x4, V8, lour door, ---------'94 885 WAGON Once South elected 10 open. a decision that cannot be faulted. there was no way North-South were gomg to stay out of game. North's bid of 1wo clubs was the fourth suit and forcing, but promised nothing in clubs. Three no uump was the logi· HONDA 9085 auoyi. full power. MITSUBISHI 9145 37k mltos, teathor. Learn to be 1 better b~ play· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (3HJH776) $15,550 • moonrool, er! Subscribe n ow to the Goren LEXUS OF lull power. hke now! Bridge Letter by cal.lin~(s:li '88-'91 Civic Hatchback WESTMINSTER ~~:c~O~~E~~a~~r. (3HIA303) $18,850 12.25 for lnliormatJon. r •·to·. 64k ml, A/C, 4•Pd. 714·892·8906 LEXUS OF "" X'lnl cond $5900 4WO, CD changer, WESTMINSTER Goren Drid&e Le}}~!l P.O. B ox 714·875·5583 --,9-8--c-H_E_R_O_K_E_E--• phone. pram i um (714) 892 ·8808 4410, Chk.agO, UL OUNU. •---------COUNTRY 4 x4 sound, jumpsaats, '95 Civic Ex Coupe Green/ton, 6 cyl, up loaded. tow mlles 1--------- 3 4 k m 11 o s. C 0 (3NFE923) 523.995 MISC. AUTO 9245 changer, mqonrool. & country suspension, BAUER LOTUS more. luggoge/ski racks COSTA MESA (3LETC98) $13,9:50 <3PIV4Sl) $14•995 714·642·7700 L EXUS OF BAUER LOTUS TV, ElECTRONICS, SAIL BOATS 7014 ACURA 9010 S TERE 0 6 0 8 0 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Salbot Sallboat $200 WESTMINSTER COSTA MESA Cable Descrambler KJt St 4 .95. All pro· needs work & soil Call 714·640-5140 mlum chormels & Pay ---------Per Viow Guaranteed. 714·2b2·2604 code 04 Cable TV Deacramblera •B00-21 1·4125• TRANSPORTATION MARINE SLIPS DOCKS 7022 Mooring Wanted for 34' Sailboat In Newport Harbor Call: •714-574·03'1 .,. ------AUTOMOBILES '84 LEGEND L (7 14) Bg2•6908 (714)642·7700 Low mites, Bose.---------'98 GRAND lealher. moonroof. '97 CIVIC DX CHEROKEE {3ROC306) $19,950 Blue, grey Interior, 32K mo, lull power, LEXUS OF Sspd, A/C, l:>ctory alloys. toke new! WESTMINSTER warranty. {3VOB872) (3RLH309) $18,950 (714) B92·6908 $12,995 LEXUS OF '96 INTEGRA GSR BAUER LOTUS WESTMINSTER 31k ml, leather, i~4~1:2~7E75c,~ (714) 892·8908 custom wheels, hot! NISSAN 9150 '94 SENTRA LTD. Powor everything, only 20k miles (840127) $9,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO t ·888·B8·LEXUS (3POV326) $17,950 •---------LEXUS OF u-n LEXUS WESTMINSTER HI uNDAJ 9090 714·892·6906 !1115 RANGE ROVER 9177 '94 ES 300 Black/ivory, mlnt con· '94 COUNTY LWB CARS: $100·500 Police Impounds. Honda. Chevy. Jeeps & Spor1 Utlhty. Must se11111 1 ·8 0 0 ·1 7 2 .7 4 7 0 Ext7108 CAL'SCAN SEIZED CARS FROM $175. Porschos. Cadillacs. Chevys, BMW'S, Cot· vet1es. Also Jeops, 4WO's Your· area. Toll Free 1 ·8<'0·21 8 ·9000 l!.d.A-5139 lor current lis11ngs CAL"SCAN SAIL EOATS 7014 -----•BMW 9030 Roadllner 1973 motor home new motor and transmisss1on S3000 (714) 548·6693 dit1on Loxus cerulied. Block, sable teothor, (0074122) S20,977 moonrool, phono, co AUTOS '92 LS 400 chongor, prem1uum DOMESTIC 9300 23' Albatross 1848 ACURA 9010 '94 7401 Bristol W ood B ay S ailor. i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii loaded, 40k m1los. •---------Fully >qulped, some $35,000 call Alan INFINITI 9095 leaks . .()iOO 673·1232 '91 lntegra 5SPO, pgr,.14·729·70341"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cashmere /1 v or y sound, IOlldod iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5ii leothor, lull option (3GOW288) $26,99:5 66,000 miles (144732) BAUER LOTUS 1954 Chev truck 3/4 Ion $22.977 COSTA MESA 327 c I Hyoro trans Call 642-5678. S A I LB 0 AT U S E AC, PW, PS, CC, A,_,I· 1• WANTED woll share FM Cass. Snrf, Tint1 ________ _ '98 130T '93 SC 300 (714) 642•7700 548·6693 Rally Rod. mini con· ------------------ Put a few words to work for you. expen·os 641-0205 ~~~gg.' 64~~~~20 ~;:;· CADILLAC 9040 Th<' Community M.11kol Place. Classified 642·567B All Kinds ol Jobs For Cadillac El dorado 1982 All Kinds of People. orlg1not ownor $2000. Clasalfled. obo (714) 557·7305 White, tan leather, CD Full option (009972) S22,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·B88·8B·LEXUS d l t1on all service records. (029508) S24,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1·(888) BB·LEXUS FIND an apartment through crass1fled SELL your home through classified •SE•R•Vl-C•E ___ CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING CONTRACTORS FENCES HEALTH, BEAUTY LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 & DECRS 3615 & FITNESS 3740 IAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 H A N D y M A N iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S pll I Second Moving THE LOC Al PLUM 8 ER BALBOA ROOFING CO ••11111••••••1 H ome & Commercial A.J. P•lles Construction * Wood Fenc ea * Prof Movorst 24Hr Srv ·a James E Banger• Co· Ouahty Work Ouarnt d New Repairs tnt,fxl Cleaning Bnd/lns/Llc •Painting Reptace/Ropair Low S THERAPEUTIC Lou TorrH L•ndscavp• 7Day Sr 01sc/T ' 178•!>2 Free Eslimotes Rerool/Roparr Frea Est Oualoty Tim 548-5508 Rot bl /h 1 s 1 Free haulliig/est. Llc'd Harbor Area 20 rs. 432·9123!P·346·5850 friendly Sorv1ce•lnsured Lie/Ins 831 ·5081 13 o ones · pr ng •Remodollng fOOT Wkl I JN i t 11 ACOUSTIC CEILINGS Special! 212·5099-Pgr •General Contracting Advantage C\lllSt 974·5301 lrrlJ ':~~~fT~;;. n~rl':n _p_AJ_N_T_I_N_G ___ 3_8_5_8 Lts329et G75·93o4 C~Rf ·A·~OOF LOW • 1 ·8B8 ·400·5113 Ll450732 714·846·3018 MASSAGE Cust rates! 54B.4363 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Precl•• Plumblng COST ROOF REPAIRS 3515 Newport Cleanlng -L-E"'"W-IS,,_..,C,_o_n_s_t_r_u_c_tl_o_n FLOOR INSTALL PROWSE LANDSCAPE CHUNG'S PAINTING Repairs & Remodots Ins Approved Contractor CLEANING We cteen everythlngl at A Place or Free Estimates • 714·389-0844 • South Coast Drvwall Reliable hardworking Remodol•Handyman REPAIRS 3620 Health & 8eaut9 & MAINT Drain Imes 24Yrs Exp-Grl Pricol L1887398 989-1090 • --------- 3408 CARPET iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Acous remvl.cust text (714) 722 1403 L#704773 Local Ros. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii <>ainnutters. 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