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Home My WebLink About1996-02-21 - Orange Coast Pilot·s P 0 R 1 S Newport soccer moves up on CIF goal Serving the N~-Mesa community since 1907 SOAKED Cities batten down hatches for more rain Hart cleared to vote on dumping plan •Despite claims she lobbied residents and cirCl}lated petitions, for-. . mer mayor can vote on plan to dump treated sewage in Back Bay. ·By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Form.er Mayor Evelyn Hart has been cleared to vote on a controversial treated sewage discharge proposal when the project reaches the state Regional Water Quality Control Board for a vital vote in March. Hart, appointed in December to the 16-member regional board, has researched wate r quality issues for Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer since retiring from the Newport Bedch City Council in Novelilber of 1994. Ad.ministratori·trom the livine Ranch Water District ha~. accused Hart of lob- bying residents and circulating petitions against their propo~? dwnp 5 million gallons a day of tr\~ se.wage into Newport Bay. Since the regional board will decide the project's fate, Hart's ties to the city make her a biased judge, water district representatives have claimed. Newport Beach city leaders have unanimously adopted a resolution oppos- ing the project, claiming it benefits nobody except the water district. The dis- trict stands to save more than $20 million in disposal costs with the Orange County Sanitation District. Hart, who says she has not made up her mind on how she will vote March 8, discussed the matter with the regional board's lawyers. The attorneys told Hart there were no conflicts of interest which could prevent her from voting "They left the decision up to me,• Hart said. "And I definitely plan on voting." Board member and former water dis- tnct president Peer Swan would not com- ment on Hart's decision. He reaffirmed the district's belief in the project. "It's unfortunate that there's been a lot of hype about this," Swan said. "We still believe 1t's a good project. Absent that, we wouldn't pursue it• BLACK . HISTORY MONTH Groupofmen rob woman Students create the district's first African-American Studies club By Julie Ross Cannon, Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -Simone Wiggins thinks many of her Costa Mesa High School peers don't understand her. •Our school has a lot of racial misunderstandings,• said Simone , 17. "Many of the students only see black people the way we're por- "Many of the students black ~o e thew~ trayed in the media. We want to prove them wrong." -ln~.-~~ Simone and some friends have~a nized the school's -and the district's - first African- Arnerican Studies dub. \ • \ • • -• nearp1er •Four Onta rio residents arrested; police recover purse and stolen loot. By Carolyn Miller, Dally Prior NEWPORT PIER Four Ontano men were arrested ~ 1onday alter they allegedly pulled a purse from the clutches of a Hunungton Beach woman who was wdlkmg Wlth a fnend near New- port Pier 1ust after m1drugbt. Jose Juan Medina. 23; Gustavo Pmeda Alvarez. 18; Agustin Balderas, 24: and JaVJer Andres Perez . 2 1, all Ontano residents. were arrested on suspi- cion of robbery at l:lO am Monday by Newport Beach pohce A 33-year-old woman , whose name was not released, was grabbed from behind by .s>ne of the men who snatched her purse from her shoulde r, ,_.._~......,'""'on Beach ---. police Lt Doug Fletche r said The woman's purse contained $85 cash The man and an accomplice were seen runrung awdy + In other pohce-retated incidents: three robbed in Costa Mesa; shooting sus- pect arrested. See page 3 from the victim and JUmpmg mto an awaitmg stl- ver mm1-van occupied by two more men, accord- we 'r-e 1J01'- tiayed in the media. We want to prove them wrong ... " •A friend of mine came to me with the idea," said Simone, the new club's president. •He thought that since I knew a DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Simone Wiggins ls starting the African-American Studies group at Costa Mesa High School ing to police and witnesses. There was no wedpon used, nor was the victim harmed in the helSt, according to police ·-SIMONE WIGGINS • lot of people that I could bring us all together." At 2.3%, more black students are en.rolled at Costa M esa High than at any other district high school, out- side of the Alternative Education Center. ·1 think a lot of people don't understand each other," Simone said. "Because of the stereotypes, people don't even bother to get to know each other.• Club members already have organized a presentation of native African dances, hip-hop dances, African poetry and a step show for an elementary school in Los Ange- les on Friday. • SEE STUDENTS PAGE 4 District posq>ones action as crowding projectiO~ climb By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot OCC student revives Black Student Union By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot Soft-spoken and sober, Taban Thompson is determined to get other Orange Coast College students interested in their futures. The 19-year-old freshman hopes the revival of.the college's Black Student Union will do the trick. Thompson, a liberal arts major who moved to Costa Mesa last year, said he wants to promote edu- cation, fellowslup and cultural unity among Afrlcan- Am.erican students through the organization. "When I first started at OCC, J wanted to get involved,• Thompson said. "I couldn't, though, • SEE UNION PAGE 4 Police were unmed1ately alerted to the theft and stopped the suspects' m1ru-van at Hospital Road and Newport Boulevard at 1·10 a .m . Mon- day, according to police. The four men were taken to Newport Beach City Jail where each are held on $50,000 bail Also ms1de the van were three female 1uverules who were cited for curfew violations and taken to the Jail the n released. Fletcher said One of the JUVentles questioned by police admitted to haVIng been involved m the crune and took police to a trash can at 15th Street and West Ocean Front, w here the purse was found, Fletch- er said. The $85 was recovered from the verucJe and suspects Part of the cash was ms1de the victim's make up bag, which was found ms1de the van, and the remainder was removed from one of the sus- pect's socks and booked ds eVldence, Fletche r said Police reports do not indicate what the suspects were doing in the area or why they targeted the victun, Fle tcher sd.ld. •But the oceanfront area is a magnet for people from a wide area at all hours of the rugbt, • t:letch- er said. •But as robberies go. this is mmute because there was no mjury or weapons • A bundled up ~waltsfor tbe bus on Wll- IOD Avemie 1n rably we11tber 1\aeedey. How loag WW the ralaa..tfS- ,...21or ........... latonMUon. Water district merger rejected COSTA MESA -The City CoWlcil on Tuesday rej8Cled a proposal to ab50rb the embattled Mesa-Consolidated Water District, saying it would cost too much to kick off the process. The council would hove to follow a detailed proCedW'e to take uch an action, starting with a tudy that could CO$t up to $100,000, more ~tt wu ~tos~nd. ' I • • • " ' I I • • I _______ .,, \ Instead the members directed Ctty Manager Allan Roeder to work with water distnct olfidals to ftJ\d -~ aDd ret0urce shArlng ~ -tome~ water board Prelldebt 1hlly Ohltg ihe would have no ObjidlGe to. ·we·ve alreedy ~nd ways .. abate COits m communtty IUmmlt me.e. lngl arid with the Watlr diltrkt-c:ly C'O\lndl Ue11oD ronumnee. • Obllg ...._ ·1 d*'k It ooWd be • lol --.... • llobert A. Kerr Jt. rnwrted 1'tacy L Oest. on Dec. 2 In L.-guN IMctl •Jeffrey S. Wyatt menied LNnne J. SI~ • IDITOR'S NOft: Do you or someone you know have • i.ndnwt ~ or ~ coming up7 tf JO. we'd like to lndude It In ~ AlrwwK tKtlof\ PfNse call the infOnnMtOn Into the RMdef's' Hotline-, '42-6086. fu. It to 646- 4170, °' mall It to City Editor Iris Yokol, J30 W Bay St., Costa Mesa~ Calif. 92627. pie. on Dec. 2 In ~ INct1 • Milton ,.,_ Kopecky .rn.m.ct lAure E. ~uera.. on Dec. 1 In Glendlle •Al ram Started pelting the 81'8' ~ y, o.ffldals deared out drains and hoped to head off floodiD.g. Bankruptcies RKent bankruptcies as reported to the Federal Bankruptcy Court In Santa Ana .• COSTA MESA • dba. VlP Aviaries; chapter 7 NtWPORT BEACH . • dba: European Gems & Jewelry; chap- ter 11 Marriages Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Hung K. Do married Angelina T. Nguyen. on Dec. 16 in Fountain Valley • Jack P. Hamilton married Penny D. Stephens, on Dec. 16 in Cedar Pines Partc • Dano C. Neslen married Shannon M. Barry, on Dec. 16 in Costa Mesa • Steven C. Wilson married Dani L Sovia. on Dec. 16 in Costa Mesa • Kevin R, Westman married Jennifer J. Weaver. on Dec. 15 in Los Angeles • Richard S. Cohen married Stacy L Pos- ner, on Dec. 14 in Irvine • Cong F. Chen married Hiu P. Lee, on Dec. 12 in Santa Ana • Christopher J. Stavros married Nicole J. Alessi, on Dec. 12 in Santa Ana • Ronald T. Bueno married Michelle D. Negron, on DeC. 9 In Santa Ana • William M Houlihan married Janel Y. Piette, on Dec. 9 in Mission Viejo • James H Swintal married Diane M. Beckman, on Dec. 9 in Newport Beach • Mano A. Vitela Mora married Maria L. Torres Mejia, on Dec. 9 in Costa Mesa • Ali E Zamnger married Rebecca J. WiJ- son, on Dec 8 in Santa Ana • Freddy Wong married Theresa N. Lau, on Dec. 3 in San Francisco • Dung Q. Tran married Thanh-Ha le Khac.. on Dec 2 in Laguna Hills • Stephen P Rayner married Jennifer A. Hubbard, on Dec. 2 in Santa Ana NEWPORT BEACH • James F. Dittenmore Ill married Joy P. Flynn, on Dec 17 in Palto Alto • Claude Gaudette married Carole Far- ley, on Dec. 15 in Santa Ana •John H Bubb married Leslie M. Day, on Dec. 9 in Newport Beach • Chad L. Costello married Elizabeth M. Basler, on Dec. 9 in Corona del Mar • Edwin M. Hershey II married Page Ewing, on Dec. 9 in Newpqrt Beach • Christopher J. Shea married Stacey A. Stanton, on Dec. 9 in Huntington Beach • Clark S. Gottlieb married Shelly A. Dart. on Dec. 8 in Santa Ana •Jessie*: Vargas marrted Maly-"Janelt Aquino, on Dec. 8 in San Pedro • Morton D. Webber married Ro~rio D. Gabiola. on Dec. 5 in Santa Ana • John M. Schafer married Ellen L Rad- ford, on Dec 3 in Carmel • Henry Gee married Maria A. Calara, on Dec 2 in Costa Mesa Deaths Most recent dffths as r~ to the Orange County Recorders Office. COSTA MESA •David C. Garrett, 35 on Dec.. 9 • Jurgen W. Relnhatdt. 42 on Dec. 8 • Ch(lstopher C. Alexander. 25 on Dec. 7 • Joan P. B19iley. 76 on Dec. 7 • Carol T. Hohl. 74 on Dec. 7 • Maurice Allard, 64 on Dec.. 6 •Viola v. Carr, 74 on Dec. 6 • Mattie L Rowlev. 87 on Dec.. 4 • Mal'Y F. Sauls, 66 on Dec. 4 • Saad S. Awad. 71 on Dec.. 3 • Manuel Mancebo Jr .• 78 on Dec. 3 • Klara Kreiss. 83 on Nov. 30 • George J. Sugai, 75 on Nov. 30 • Lyella L Lavender, 72 on Nov. 29 • Reba E. Fowler, 96 on Nov. 25 • Jeffrey J. Sauntry. 26 on Nov. 21 NEWPORT BEACH • Rodney c. carley, 75 on Dec.. 9 • Thomas E. Taylor, n on Dec. 9 • Janice M. Fallon. 71 on Dec. 8 • Maxine C. Gibson, 72 on Dec. 8 • Alexandra V. Shaffer, 87 on Dec. 8 • Florence Fisher; 93 on Dec. 5 • Edmund C. TWlchell, 86 on Dec. 5 • Eiieen C. Johnson. 91 on Dec. 3 • Betty J. Sprang, 79 on Dec. 3 • John F. Toal, 67 on Dec. 3 • Della E. Campbell. 85 on Dec. 2 • William Fredrick.son, 85 on Nov. 30 • Rose M. Smith, n on Nov. 30 • Mildred I. Clrlca, 87 on Nov. 29 DUI arrests The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the Influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH • Audrey Jay Meyer, 39. of Newport Beach • Matt John Stanley, 43, of H.untlngton Beach • Christina Nellie-Stefani Gem, 21, of Newport Beac.h • Molly Mkhelle Pent. 25, of Buena Pali( • Ralph Joseph Perrotta, Jr., 32, of Tustin • Alejandro Corona Garcia. 40, of Tustin • Shella Bailey, 53, of Dana Point • Michael Patrick Chiarelli, 30, of Aliso Viejo COSTA MESA • Matthew Borgerson, 38, of Costa Mesa • Christopher Foster, 29, of Corona del Mar • Bryan Thomas White. 30, of Fullerton • Robert Allen Wenthold, 27, of Hunt- ington Beach • Ryan Thomas Etch~ 4L.af.. 'RUnlTngton eac r • Daren A. Lindsey, 34, of Newport Beach • Gavina Lough, 49, of Orange • Aroldo Virgil Delacruz, 42. of Santa Ana • Wiiiiam Osorio, 27, of Santa Ana • Troy Merle Green, 30, of Tustin By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot While city officials braced for consecutive days of showers, nobody predicted a repeat of the now legendary storms of early 1995. With high-tide warnings, Newport Beach General Ser- vices Department workers used four large pumps Tuesday to remove water from the storm drains and spray it back over the sea walls. A sheet of plastic has also been placed on a risky slope on Pernleaf Avenue. But despite forecasters pre- dictions of as much as two inch- es of rainfall from the storm. Newport Beach General Ser- vices Director David Niederhaus reported no road closures or areas of flooding Tuesday. "The entire county is on flood watch," Niederhaus said. •It looks like this will be one of our more drawn-out storms, but nothing like last year. '"There have been no calls for sandbags that we normally have. By this time last year, we TODAY . BUSINESS AFTER HOURS The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Busi- ness After Hours meets from 5 to 7 p.m. at Newport Beach Plaza, 1455 Superior Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is $10 for non- members. For more information, call 729-4400. THE INSIDE EDGE John Whiteley will speak on "Chechnya and. Chelyabinsk: 1WtII Chattenge_s-roe aFUture of a Humane Russia." Whiteley will show footage and slides of war devastated cities and his experi- ences in assisting people in the area. The event is from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restaurant. bad given ' out about 15,000 • sa.nd.begs. • In Costa Mesa, Peter Naghavi, dty transportation manager, reported no street clo- sures ... and none anticipated. •1 think. the major part of the rain was (Monday) night,• Naghavi said. Llfeguards up and down the coast have been told to look for anything Wlusual washing up on city beaches. The health ca.re division of Orange County's Environment Management Agency is conducting a joint investigation with the county's District Attorney into the approximately 215 syringes which recently washed up on Sunset Beach and Bolsa Chica State Beach. "After storms like this1 a lot of debris and material gets washed down the ftood control chan- nels," said Larry Haneybourne of the COWlty's environmental management agency. "We've asked all coastal marine safety agencies to look closely at their beaches for the next few days." 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. The cost is $15 for first time guests and $35 for others. For more information, call 730-5050. YOUNG ADULT AUTHOR SERJES Junior and senior high school ' students, parents and teachers are invited to meet young adult fiction author Neal Shusterman at 7 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room of the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library. Schusterman is the author of several books, including •ni& Shadow Chlb" end •What- Daddy Did.• For more infonna- tion, call 717-3801. STRESS IS AN INSIDE JOB Jeffrey Wilson will explain how your body responds to stress and its effect on your heart at 1 p.m. at Grace Hoag Conference MAAC MAR™ I OAA.Y Pl.OT Rusf Colby (left) and Dave Borkowski watch T-Bone u the boI- er )ilACks up a noise while playing ln the raJn at Falrvlew Park. I l' Center, 301 Newport Blvd. For more information, call (800) 514- 4624. LEGAL PROBLEMS OF DIVORCE "Finding Your Way Through the Divorce Maze· is the title of a 90-minute workshop from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Orange Coast Col- lege's Re-Entry Center. The free workshop discusses legal prob- lems and solutions encountered during divorce. For more informa- tion, call 4.32-5162. TIIURSDAY ROUND TABLE WEST Fashion designer Zandra Rhodes, Gary Hudson, author of •A Killing on Catalina,• Linda Wexler, author of •A Spot of Tea," and Fran Mulvania. author of # Aesock's Journey" will discuss their work at the Round Table West luncheon at noon at the Bal- boa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Tick- ets are $35. For more information or reservations, call 256-7977. ' PARENT PROJECT The Newport-Mesa Unified School District otters parenting classes for the parents of strong- willed or out-of-control adoles- czent.a....Th&-&Uc-eight-seMs-will be- held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thurs- days in the Ensign Intermediate School's library, 2000 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. A $20 workbook fee is payable at the first class. For more information, call 760- 3404. D William Lobdell. The same 24-Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa WEATHER POLICE FILES hour answering service may be Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No used to record letters to the news stories, Illustrations, edlto· editor on any topic. nal matter or advertisements VOL. 90, NO. 34 AQDRESS herein can be reproduced wtth- Our lddress Is 330 W Bay St., out written permission of copy· THOMAS H-JOHNSON. Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627. right owner. Publisher wtWAM l080£U. Editor COMECDONS HOW TO REACH US STEVE MAR8LE.. 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Second class READERS HQillNE Califomla Community News, postage paid at Costa Mes.. CA. a Tlmes Mirror COITll»"Y ~ 642-6086 (Prices Include a.II appllc.able Jeffyey S. Klein, Your comments about the Daily state and local taxes.) POSTMAS· President and CEO Pilot or news tips will be record· TER: Send address changes to 0 1996 Calif. CN. ed and g111en directly to Editor The Newport Beac.tVCosta Mes. All rights res.Ned. Wtf&h1 ltt.• Waa.t TEMPERAl\JRES 20-25 knots with 3 Newport Beach foot seas. 7 foot 60/55 southwest swell. Balboa 60/55 TIDES Costa Mesa 62153 TODAY Corona del Mar First low 60/53 4:331.m. 0.5 First high SURF FORECAST 10:35 a.m. 5.0 LOCATION SIZE Second low Wedge 2-3 s 4:52 p.m. 0.0 Newport 2-3 s Second high Blackles 2-4 s 11:12 p.m. 5.0 River Jetty 2-4s Cd"'1 2·3 s THUltSOAY Arst low IOAnNG 5:26"1.m. 0.7 Moisture laden First high storm douds will 11:23 a.m. 4.3 bfing occasionally Serond low he~ rain and 5:29 p.m. 0.7 wl s to the coastal Second high area. Check for small 11:54 p.m. 4.9 craft advisories on outer waters. South to southwest winds Ff'orn Swfllne COSTA MESA W.vetnk • 1100 block of AJrw19Y Av..-.u.: A burglar didn't see a book ~tuesct.y full of blank but signed checks when he ransacked a business office. Instead, the looter took a video camera. nsett ed • 1700 Adams Avenue: A cagey crook got away with comput-"Pineapple er equipment. a fax machine and a copier from a second-story Express• weather office. The thief apparently slithered up Into a false eel~ in brings us some an adjacent vacant office and made his way over the d ing chest high sets in wall, then jumped down into the next office. opened the door the top spots and carried th~oods away. • 2000 block H.t.or loulev..-d: Someone stole a security through Thursday - and 3 to S-foot camera and television monitor worth about $1,600 from the surf at fair ilorth back seat of a van that was being displayed In the showroom breaks Thursday of an auto dealership. • 2100 blodl of FedenaJ Awnue: An 11-year-old girl repotted and Friday. A that she saw a tall, thin, blond man In his 30s expose himself smaJler northwest three times. But by the tlme officen arrived it the scene the wind swell rolls In man -who was dressed in black juns and a white short· 2-4 foot waves sleeved shirt -was gone. • through the week-• 2AOO blodl of Newport loulevard: Relations between a couple In the parking lot of a mar'ket went sour when the wife end. For dally surf made a citizen's arrest of her husband for allegedJo assaulting reports and fore-and battering her. The wife told a police officer, had casts. call (900) arrived in the pari(lng lot. that her husband pulled her hair and 976-SURF. The c.all punched her In the stomach. costs $1.50 plus NEWPORT 8EAOt • a.yaMt c:o...t: A heavy breatherhlang up caller has been any possible toll. bo~rlng_ a resident with five to 1 O calls per day. Beautify Your:Yar.d! wn>b In tilt. area. Our qual1t11. creatlotty and anolcc are untn4telwd. ~ w UJfU cake ~ of alJ "°"' ~anti ' Cigarette break ends up in robbery , By Carolyn Miiier, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -An after- : noon smoke was interrupted Tuesday when three Costa Mesa men were reportedly . robbed by two bandits who held a gun lo one victim's head, pistol-whipped a sec- ond and seized $306 cash from all three. Luis Flores Onofre, 22; Rito Avilez-Ramirez, 26; and Felipe Avilez-Figueroa, 33, were smoking cigarettes in the carport of an apartment complex al 880 Center St. when two men walked past them, then came back, police said. Wbeil the pair returned to where the three men were standing at 1 :07 p.m. Tuesday. One of the robbers bran- ~sbed a handgun an d demanded cash, police said. The second crook then used the gun to strike Avilez. Ramirez on the face, causing a laceration, Costa Mesa police C'apt. Tom Lazar said. Then one of the thieves held a gun to Avilez- Figu·eroa 's bead and he promptly gave up bis cash, police said. When the other two victims saw their friend's life was threatened, they too dropped their money onto the ground, La.zar said. The loot -whicb--iBcluded $156 in U.S. currency and $150 in Mexican pesos -was quickly snatched -up by the thieves, who ran away on Monrovia Avenue, Lazar said. Avilez-Ramirez didn~t require ~y medical treat- ment or hospitalization for the cut on his face, Lazar said. The robbers are described as male Latinos, both 20 to 25 years old. One is 5 feet 4 inch- es tall, weighing 125 pounds, with short black hair. The sec- ond is 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 150 pounds, described as ".fat," with short, black hair. No one injured, but man arrested in shooting COSTA MESA -An argwnent Monday night between two Cos- ta Mesa men over a parking space escalated into a shooting when one of the men fired a handgun at his rival. Benito Salgado, 36, was subse- quently arrested on suspicion of attempted murder by Costa Mesa police officers, who were called to the apartment complex at 1984 Maple St., where the attempted shooting took plate at 8:26 p.m. ------------· : MABINA 1 HR. f oro : I 1 1835 Newport Blvd. • Costa Mesa 1 1Aa01t FmSlrllllll INlilt 1111 U. MIA~ I : 642-8205 I I MON-FRI 10-7. SAT 10-6 I I I I I I • ~ ol ~ '""°"'• pk1un w/o "'81'1M I I .;. "':: ':' ~.,.-• • • • • • • Monday. Police -who were alerted to the argument by the victim's cousin -arrived in time to see Sal- gado pull out a handgun from his pocket and shoot at the victim, Abel Lira, 30, who was standing with some other companions, ' Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar said. But the bullet hit the ground and no one was injured, he said. Apparently Salgado and Lira had both been drinking prior to the altercation, police said. Salgado was arrested immediate- ly without incident, police said. -By carolyn Miller NEWLY REMODELED FUU -SERVICE HAIR AND NAIL SALON. TRY OUR FRIENDLY SERVICE. BRING IN THIS AD .FOR 300/o OFF OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES. Call or Walk-In! Open Daily 9a.m.-7p.m. 'Offer Expires April 1st, 1996 ... • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1- briefly in the news Talent search staged by Exchange Club----'....--- The Oasis Senior Center ls the site of this year's Seaich for Talent Contest, sponsored March 23 by the Exchange Club. This year's contest will be a combined club effort including contestants from the Newport Harbor, Orange Coast, Saddle- back Valley, South Orange Coun.._ ty and Century Laguna Beach Ex~ange Club chapters. the contest is open to all youngsters between 6 and 18 years of age wbo can sing, dance or play a musical instrument. Groups of up to four may also enter. WUUlers of the local compeb- tion will compete m the Area Finals and then in the Regional Finals. Regional winners will per- form before the California Neva- da Exchange Club Distnct Con- vention on June 30 in San Diego. The Exchange Club is com- prised of men and women who work in four major areas of con- cern: youth projects: community service; Americanism projects; and prevention of child abuse. PERSONAL TRAINERS WANTED Your clients • our gym! BODY TECH. 645-2354 The Oasis Center is lQCated at 800 Marguente Ave., Corona del Mar. An one de~ ~pllca tions OT the 5earch for Thlent Contest should contact the local chaimum;-Jerome Carrasco, at 830-9970. Parents invited to Grad Night planning Parents of 1996 Corona del Mar High grads and undergrads and interested community mem- bers are invited to attend the Grad Night '96 Senior Class Par- ent Party from 5:30 to 8 p m. Sun- day, March 5. NUMERIC , GlllS ,... !19S llMt - -· 11111 VOICl s3 00 MAI - PACIFIC PAGfNG 2204 II. Coda Melo The free event. aimed to get people together to plan the u~nung Grad Night. Will be at Harbor View Clubhouse, 1854 Port Westboume Place in New- port Beach. Volunteers are needed to donate time, talent, services and money to make the sate, alcohol· ..(Tee, all-night party for the June graduating clas~, titled •Goin' Hollywood,• a success. The parent party will include n fund-raising raffle and auction, as well as hors d'oeuvres, dessert. wine and beer. 'George H.avriluk will be master of ceremonies. For more in.formation. call 64•- 6541 by Feb. 26. I II' I 11 lllt ' ,, ' I ' ' I I - 111 Ill 111. I I•"' I " ' I 111, 111\ '' 111 I Allen Edmonds • Alden • Bruno Magli • Sperry • Sebago • Clal"k • Mezlan • Johnston Murphy ::, • Walk-Over • Bryan H. Ltd. MlN S 'i HOES . ETC In We$1cliff Court 1727 Westcliff Dr. NB 65().6856 YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE SAUSAGE Or Such Delicious Food! Join Us For Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Bnmch Catering Available For Re~ervanons and Directions CaU 723-0621 251 Stupyard Way • Newport Beach MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES: New Member Orientation • 25-Yard Heated Pool • Use of Free Weight Room and Equipment by Body Master • Basketball • Volleyball • Stair Climbers • Treadmill • Lifecydes •Schwinn Airdyne Bicycles • Life Rower • COncept 111t0wer• ppefBodyErgometer • Nordic Track • Racquetball • Handball • Step Aerobics • Active Ider Adult Fitness • Hard Bodies Class • Aqua Aerobics • Aquatic Fitness • Senior Aquatic Fitness • Swim For Your Life • Senior Lap Swim • Locker and Towd Service • AWAY Program Allows Use of Other YMCA Facilities --·- • UNION CONTINUED FROM 1 becaUJe l didn't know anyone! Many ~er colleges and uni- versities arOund the country have Black Student Unions, meeting ptaces th.itt offer African-Ameri- can students a sense of belong- ing. OCC bad its own popular Black Student Union until last year, when active members grad- uated and the group took a one- year hiatus. When Thompson enrolled at OCC la.st semester, he checked out the various campus clubs and organizations. Seeing no blaclc- oriented student groups, Thomp- son collected paperwork from the Mulllg;ui' s GOLF APPAREL OUTLET ...._, ................................. _ Huge Moving Liquidation Sale! Today thru 2-27 1010 40%0FF Already LO)¥ Prices Montec:lto Slllrts 10 Only1 ts.a• 1651 •PIM-Ill (2)..U 2015 ............... COlb .... 11/2 "* nor111 d T,._ ~. u.t 5511111111 • VldoNt • Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The 1\"Nltlon Continues Since 972 ( I " ~ l '\I I ~. I ' Jl l[ 1 f " ,, l F'H\ Jt-J[ r,H! :.o 1Cb.ool'1 ln~ub Coundl and networked amoag ttudanta tor nMPben. •The P\lJ'POM of the ~p II basically to just keep everybody informed and to be sup~ve ot each other,• said ThomplOll, the group'• president. 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Freshman Wells saves· the day for the Sailors, 1 ~O H I GH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Gatorade jug full of ice water. • Zack Wells truly joins the big club with a standout save on penalty kick with 0:30 left, Newport advances to quarterfinal and will host El Toro-killer Canyon Springs Thursday. advanced with a 2-0 victory over El Toro. Yelling tow!!rd the throng gathered on the Newport side- line, Bouette said: •Zach. Zach Wells. It's a representative from the Galaxy (a professional soccer team) and he wants to talk to you." After getting a new shirt, and his blond hair toweled off by one of the parents, Wells said it was senior Justin Kerr. who told him to come out for the team. Kerr was pushing the ball up on offense when a Riverside Poly defender was called for a hand- ball violation Just outside the left , side of his goalie box. · By Jim Walters., Daily Pilot Staring the real possibility of overtime in the face, the gutty freshman overcame the wet, muddy, windy and cold condi- tions and guessed the kick was coming to his left. Wells had made an equally impressive save just minutes ear- ll~r on a Riverside Poly break- away. The win gave Newport (20-5- 4) its winningest season in the school's history. A confused but snuhng Wells, jogged out to meet Bouette as the fans, and his teammates, gave rum another ovation. •1 hadn't played for three years before jouung a club team this year,• Wells said. ·Justin lS' the one who made me come out • Kerr curled the ensuing kick to the right, around the wall of defender, and it hooked back in toward the goalie who made the save, but then let the ball carom away. Jansma was right there to push the ball past him into the left side of the net RIVERSIDE -Halfway through the season, freshman goalkeeper Zach Wells wasn't even a member of the Newport Harbor High soc- cer team. Tuesday afternoon, with some 30 seconds left to play, and New- port Harbor up 1-0, Wells was the Sailors' last line of defense as Riverside Poly (16-4-5) set up for a potential game-tying penalty kick. . It did, and Wells was able to cradle in the low, s ing shot to• preserve the win an nd New- port Harbor into the erfinals of the CIF Southern S n Divi- sion ID Playoffs where the Sailors will be the host team 11\vrsday against Canyon Springs, "hich "Did you see that? Did you see that?" an excited Newport Coach Colin Bouette kept repeating from midfield following the game. "He didn't start for us until three- fourths of the way into the season. He's only a freshman and he makes two great saves down there at the end. What an incred- ible game." "Every other penalty shol had gone that way (to his left), and the wind was blowing that way. so I went left," Wells said of his stop, his seventh of the game. Before answering the next question, his teammates doused him with the ultunate sign of triumph, a "Isn't that something,• said Kerr of Wells' perlorrnance. "I knew him from before and I thought he could help Uus team. That was great He really stepped up for us." Kerr, who is playing Wlth an injured left ankle, dJd some lugh- stepping of his own, picking up an assist on the game-winning goal by Garrett Jansma with 15 minutes to go in regulation. "Coach told us to go at hini and then look for the reboUnd. • Jansma said. •Their keeper kept letting the ball get away from him after a save so I expected it to be there for me,· Jansma said. • JustJ.n made a nice shot and the ball was nght there, just the way we thought." I H IGH SCHOOL GIRLS HOOPS . I Sailors try to pop Moorpark's bub le · • Musketeers' 23-0 record cautiously ·eyed by Tars, who have waded through very tough waters to post a 16-11 mark en route to tonight's CIF Division ill-AA Playoff Quarterfinal game ,, at Newport Harbor. By Barry Faulkner. Datly Pilot SAN DIMAS -Estancia High coach Russ Davis is no longer bristling about his team's draw in the CIP South- ern Section Division W-A girls basketball playoffs. Instead, he is groWing a playoff beard, whlch he hopes will continue to flourish into the firSt week of March, when high school boys basketball Estancia ·exits playoffs with 71-56 def eat 8 Duarte seizes 17-4 lead in the first quarter and m&intains control the rest of the way to drop Eagles. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot_ __ AZUSA -Let the truth be told. NEWPORT BEACH -The CIF Southern Section looked al Moor- park High's unbeaten record and saw the No. 1 seed. Newport Har- bor coaCh "'Boo "JJUJ<us Tooles a e teams the Musketeers have beaten and sees a lack of convmang evi- dence. ' the section finalLare contest:_ --t-1-9' ed1lt Long Beach State's P}'ra- Even though Estancia High didn't arrive at its destination until 26 minutes. before bpoff because of rain·induced freeway traf- fic, then shot poorly m the first half and conurutted more turnovers than it could afford, the bottom line is that the visiting Eagles played a more talented team Tues- day ni{Jht. •rm sure they've played some tough teams, but I don't recognize any from looking at their schedule," said Dukus, who hopes to earn some recognition for his unseeded Sailors when the two teams meet tonight at Newport Harbor m a Southern Section Division ill-AA girls basketball quarterlinal playoff clash at 7:30. A victory would also give New- port its fifth straight trip to the sec- tion semifinals. ·11 they had played any Orange County team that I could recognize as a quality team, I'd be telling our girls this is going to be our toughest game. But since that's not the case, we're not going to focus on them being undefeated. We're going to focus on our game. We think this game could come out either way." Furthermore, Dukus hopes to exploit any potential complacency Moorpark (23-0 and the Frontier League champion) might have looking at the Sailors' 16-11 record. ·1 think the Sonora coach felt pretty comfortable (going into Sat- urday's first-round game won by the Tars, 51-31), because we had those 11 losses. t think CIF put us in a less than good position with our draw, because of that overall record, too, But right now, we think it's great, because it's working to our advantage." Also working to the Th.rs' advan- taga--15 .J.naea&inglv ..c»be£ lineup, which has fueled five wins in the last six games. Junior 6-foot posts M.E. Clayton and Breanna Badorek are the pri- mary weapons, while junior point guard Colleen Eadie bas also been a pivotal cog. --~--------p~------~--,. I I I I I I mi<i. • . •n·s killing me right now.~ DaVis said o1 tbe ~k-old stubble he scratched continu· O\!SIY during Satuniay:S 64-52 first-round victory over Rosary. The No. 3-seeded Eagles (21-5) hope to provtde more si~cant irritation for tonight's quarterfinal foe, San Dimas ( 16·9), which hosts Estancia for a 7:30 tipaff. •They're better than I thought they were,• aaid Davis, Who upon receiving bis playoff draw, ti~ Rolary would be the Eagles' toughest Moorpark's glossy record does include a pair of league victones over Nordoff (49-46 and 59-50), which knocked off Costa Mesa, 62- 51 , in a first-round ill-A centest Sat- urday. There are, in fact, tnore than three Musketeers to worry about, as four of Coach Brent. Milbum's starters score in doubleligures. Tracey Milburn, a.: 5-9 junior point guard, leads the pack at 17 points per game. nna t.-tilburn, a 6- 0 senior center, Kelly )aeger, a 5-7 junior guard, and D4matls Hino- josa., a 5-10 freshmad, all e...verage 10 per contest. nna Milburn and Hinojo98 '1ver- age 10 and seven rebouncl.s, respec- tively. I '\'ett don't wbi ltla~es • without being a decept team, but I think we match up well against them,• Du.kus said.' "They Uke to get the ball down the floor, push the tempo and pressure their oppo- nents. But it's not anything we haven't seen before.• co COSTA M!!SA: -P9tmon 0Jiii•llllOQ1d be bof'IPDg thlt weekend u both tbe men._ and wamen"I buketball ,...., ,._ er...,. COllll con.a. play ball to ~. ~ ....... d-O.Cdll1•·11eti ~....-.iiHlr.-.. ....... 1 ... 3, = =• DON LEACH I OAllY PU.OT Corona del Mar High's Brad Evans (45) finds some space and fires away. CdM falls, 68-·50 • San Dimas improves to 27-1 in eliminating Corona del Mar. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot I pnsed they where shooting from out· side. even though we talked about it the last couple days.· CdM Coach Paul Oms said "We came on in the tlurd quarter, but we started gwmg them easy baskets inside." COSTA MESA - Coaches hke to call In reality the No 2-seeded Saints it taking what the defense gwes you (27-1 I consistently found a soft under- And when that defense is employed by belly in the Sea Kings' swamung man- the Corona del Mar High boys basket-to-man defense, extending a 21 ·13 first- ball team, what's given is usually hands quarter lead to a 28-16 cushion with in the face, chests on the backside, 5:36 left in the half. backsides in the gut and one generally The Sea Kings {17-12) n~ver got d os- frustrating evening. er than 10 the rest of the way. Usually, that is. The loss ended a six-game winrung Visiting San Dim_!iS,~~~~.n;u.-i streak, as well as the Sea iSU)gs' fiat stlcces~sfullf'fi'Om the perimeter, netting pOSiSeason m four years outside of OiVJ- two of its five three-pointers in the fi.nit sion rv-AA, where they won 10 of 11 87 seconds to seize an 8-0 lead, before playoff games and two section crowns pounding its way inside for 17 layups en the past three years. route to a 68-50 triumph in Tuesday The Saints, winners of 11 straight, night's CIP Southern Section Division ID-A quarterfinal at Estancia High. ·we looked early, like we were sur-• SEE COM PAGE 6 ITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL our best game and we didn't,• said Estancia Coach Tim Parse!, whose fourth-seeded squad (23-5) never got close against Duarte tn the CIF Southern Section Division m-A boys basketball quarterfinals, losing. 71-56, at Azusa High. "We went out and got flus- tered,• Estanca seruor center Chris Candlish said. "We're an ine xperienced team Wlth only two guys (him- seli and Dane Plock) with play- off e xpenence. M Duarte (23-5), •we knew going in that we had to play our best game anH we dldri''t ... • -:nM MllSEL the Montvtew League champion which stretched its WUUling streak to 13 games, led m the first quarter. 11·2 and 17-4. It led in the second quarter, 28-12 and 33-15. It led in the tlurd quarter, 49-30, its largest advantage until the fourth, when the Falcons went ahead, 61-35, Wlth 5:13 left. "We felt Wlth Candlish and Plock, Estancta's two star play~. we had to put pressure on them and let the rest of the players see d they could step up," Duarte Coach Michael Swanegan said. ·1 knew we would have a good offensive game, and I figured they would have a good.offensive game and it would come down to the fourth quarter .• Estanoa was 8 of 24 from the field in the first half, misfiring on all s'ix of its three- point attempts. Duarte's Eric Holmes, who netted six . ainst Rancho Alamitos iJ1 the Falcons' 43-point-vf"ctory m e first round, cashed in from beyond the 19-foot. 9-mch arc, six more times ag&nsf Estanda. three in the second quarter Holmes had 34 pomts, more than Plock ( 18) and Candlish ( 15) combined, an(l • SEE ESTANCIA PAGE I ____ ..,. Clf D1ti. 19tA ........ 111•1111a••lllll'Rlllll3*11t -..n.•1cd1M .... ,~ ~ 14 11 2). 56 Oull'1lt 1 t 17 15 10 -71 ....... Plock 18, c.ndlish 15,.. NCMk.7. Ne600 6; C'Ml"JIM \MintYi 0, Mhjd 2, Ry. Simpton 2. J.;poll 1btn • Plock 4. o..tia · Holrntt 34. 8rown 16, a.ttte 13, M• 6, ~ 0, Rhodes 2. l-f>o'nttn • Hofmes 6 Sllft DlrMs" c..na ....... 50 ScoN1'JQu ........ San DlmM 21 14 10 23 • 68 Corona del Mar 13 5 14 18 • 50 ~ °"'* ·Powers 9, C. Smith 21, R. Smith '13, Chavez 20, Ruiz 5, 'tNJlllo 0. )..polnten • C. Smith 2, Olavez i, ll Smith 1, Powers 1. CotON del Mair -Colemen 19, Kll~e 1 t, MacDonald 10, Evans 8, Walz 2, Friend 0, Shimer 0, Keane 0, GurtMe O. l-f)Olnters • Kllnke 1, Coleman 1. F04Md out -Walz. Cofeman. r--------~-------, I I ! -==~r:H : • •.,.on 510 57, north°" S1 .,. IJdt. eawa. 8MI.."'"' left wt prOCMd I ant llk61D school at IOO W. I OM1llMI. L-------------------------~ EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 5 test en route to the semifinals. The Eagles did just that Saturday, shooting 58.2% to handle the Royals, despite only three points from foul-plagued fourth-year star Jessica Waltz, who averages 14.1 points, 7.6 assists, 7.1 rebounds and 5.3 steals. "With (Waltz) out, that was basically next year's team out move oa to Priday night's semW- Uli. '1bat-s • gOod tielldub, II said ODil Mid. ol lM..well·baCked N• aton. wbo •J>PM!1!d to he u AUny fans in attendance ot Cd.M. ·0ur kidl never bung tbeu heeds and kept pl4ytng Mid We came up a little short tonlgbt. but at's nothing to be ashamed about.• Indeed t!rt! sea Kings man- aged to, as Orris likes to say1 •rub some sweat.• on the Saints, who yielded seven straight CdM palnts }a.te in the third and early IJl the fourth to see their l~d shaved to 45·35. •(The Sea Kings) took us out of our offense at times," San Dimas Coach Gary Prestesator said. •They're definitely the most physical team we've played. But it's always nice to come out and be hitting early on , and that's what happened tonight." San Dimas, however, answered CdM's second-hall surge With four points from the foul line, then traded buckets until there was only enough time left for Orris to ensure that all his there,• Davis said after Saturday's home triumph. •The people who think we're going to be down next year, need to watch that tape. I couldn't be more proud of the job our girls did. •My assistant told me late in the fourth quarter it was time to put Waltz back in, but I told him 'Not now, we're on a roll. Let her sit.' • The Eagles can't afford to have Waltz sit for any extended stretch against the Saints, who have won nine straight after floundering .... . -. Mnion got'wome 9ditaD. •J ~~our~ ..... ibowed • kM QI dwacter Ind pQiM 611 yeu long and I tbougbt they were • )nttJ daa bundl, wm or lole,. 1&.id Grrts, who offered praile toward dopattlng Brad Evans (eight points 4J\d tour steals) and Danen MacDonald ( 10 pol:nts1lDd m.ne of b.1s 13 rebouru:ts....atter mtermission). In addiUon, the Sea King1 were bolstered by the continued offensive contributions of senior forwards Briaq oleman and Adam Kl.inke, who netted 19 and 11 points, respectively. But it wasn't quite enough to upstage the Saints' senior back- court duo of Corey Smith (13 points) and Q1an Chavez (20 points. Smith, bound for Azusa-Pacific University1 ~ccording to Preste- sater, had 14 of bis game-high 21 points by halftime. The springy 6- foot-3 standout hit 8 of 15 from the field, 3 of 3 from the line and added five rebounds, five assists and two blocked shots. ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM 5 • 1COred eight pomtS dunng a 12·3 Duarte run ln the second quarter that gove the Fcllco°' a 43· 15 lea~ with 3:().( left m th half. ... We didtl't shoot well, we made too many ~vers (six in the first quarter) and they're a gOod . team,• Pmel s~nd. •Those three factors made the • difference. We wc."C getting ev~ry shot we wanted.11. but we just weren't tutting. When you miss easy •. shots, they tend to force it more, and we missed a lol. of easy shots.... =;: Estancia back-to-back Pad.flc Coast Leag\l•· champion fell belund, 49·30, with 2:29 left in the . third quarter when Duarte's superior athleticism came to the f~refront on back-to-back offensive put- backs, induding a slam by 6-foot-6 Dion Mayes. Plock hit his first trey With 2:08 left in the thlrd t<> stop the bleeding, but Duarte scored again with four seconds rem6ining for a 51-33 lead by quarter's end. Willie Brown, who scored 10 of his 16 points dur- ing a single stretch in the fourth quarter, finished the third with an eye-popping layin through the key and past three Estancia defenders. Brown gave Duarte its biggest lead, 61-35, when he drove the baseline, dodged three Estancia defenders and scored on a no-look reverse layup. "Our only way to win was to shoot real well and· not make turnovers,• Parsel said. San Dimas' 6-6 senior center Jason Powers bad nine points, 10 boards and two blocks. San Dimas finished 50% from the field, while CdM shot just 32.7% (18 of 55). Brian Coleman goes high ln the alr d In the final 3:48, Estancia outscored Duarte, 18-9, as Plock drained three of his four three-pointers, two on breakaways with nobody in front of him. under early-season expectations. The turnaround ~an when Coach Bill Wakeley shifted 5- foot-7 sophomore Burgundie Porter to point guard, where she averages 15.8 points and 5.8 assists per game. She had 22 points and 10 assists in a 74-43 first-round win over La Canada. The Saints are led, however, by 5-11 junior Jocilyn Veal, aver- aging 18.7 points and 11.4 rebounds per game. The younger sister of former San Dimas boys standout Jeremy Veal, CWTently starting at Arizona State, she had 28 points and 18 boards against ', La Canada. San Dimas junior Nicki Bonomo, a 6-0 center, averages 14.1 points and 15.3 rebounds. 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CA ~UBLIC NOTICE WITH INTEREST AND SON SERVED· You are cna13527o1 fine The repair consists of business yel? yes 1990 ducted by: a corporation business yet? No Um1ed s1e1111, evidenced by 92683 ---------COST IS $6425.58 d I di id l d f40TICE TO fill io replece a portion of Jettrey K. Slwy Heve you started doing Alm Shodd1nl a Cuhiar'1 Che<:lc drawn on The undersigned dos· GERALD J. VAN QE· Dated 1·29, 1996 HNe as an n v ua e-the eroded bank and rlprap This statement was flied business yet? Yes ' This etatemeot wu tlled • elele °' m1tion8t bsnll, cl'~lma en liabtTtly r0t any M I! RT 1 9 9 o o Division: HARBOR fendant. CREDITORS OF to armor Ille bank end pro-with the COYnty Clertc of Oauaimer PIUlnblng, Dou· with the County Clerk ol lhe equivalent thereof drawn lneorrectoess In said 1treet MACARTHUR Bl.VD. MJCHAEL S. CORONA, PubJJahad Nawport BULK SALi! tect the pipe. The lrvlne Orange County on 1-18·96 glas l>. Gallagher, Presl· Orange Coonty on Jan 26, on enyolhef nnenclel ln .. itu-eddrH• "' oehef common STE. 1070, IRVINE, CA Mar ah a I , Or an g • B:ach-Costa Mesa Dally (SECS. 6t 04, • Lall• Pipeline suppltea non-19983870481 dent 1996 19963671366 hon apecifted in MC'llOll 5102 designation 82715, 714183:1-8633 Count1 P ot January 31, Febn!uy 6105 U.C.C.) potable water to Irvine Oatly Piiot Feb. 14, 21. 28, This stattment ~· filed Daily Piiot Jan. 31 , Feb 7. of lhe Cahfomla Flnanclal Said sale will be made H •RBOR OR•NQE By: a. BYERS, Deputy 7, 14, 21, 1996. Escrow No. 12237-CJ Ranch Waler Oisttlct cus-Mar 6 l996 w474 w0i•h thee ounty lark ol 14, 21, 1996 W453 Code, autho11zed to do bual-Wllhout wananty. exp1011 or " " W447 Notice Is hereby given to tomers and serves agrlcul· • ' range ounty on 1-24·96 neH in lhe Stale of Califor· Implied regarding Ihle, pos· COUNTY MUNICIPAL NOTE: Do not lake dQwn ---------creditors of Iha within ture, landscape Irrigation, PUBLIC NOTICE 19803071082 PUBLIC NOTICE nla. ALL PAYABLE AT THE tonion, 0t olher ancum- COURT °' deface a posted notice PUBLIC NOTICE named seller that a bulk anq dual plumbed high-rise Dally Pilot Feb. 2t, 28, TIME~ SALE. all right, tllle brane.s, to aali1fy the unpe+d PLAINTIFF: THE botorethesaleor1a1lsfac-SUMMONS salelsabouttobemadeof bulldtng demands. Mltlg•· FlctltlouaBualneas March6.13,1996 W481 FNlctltlouSs Bualneaa and Interest held by it asobllgahona secured by .. Id MEADOWS HOMEOWN· lion of judgment. Penal the assets ducribed tlon measures have been Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE T a1 me tatement TrustM. in thal 1eal property Deed of Trusl, With inter9'1. ERi ASSOCIATION Code Sacuon 616 (mlsde-(CITACION JUDICIAL) below. established. The lollowlng persons are he oUowmg pers?"s a1e alluated in aald County and and ochtf 1ums as p.OY!ded DEFl!NDANT FOX me81l()(). NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: The names and business Miidred P. Kladde, doing buslne11 as: a) Sum· Fictitious Bua•--aa doing business as. West· Slate, described H followll: therein. plus advances, ii I P bll h d N (Avlso a Acusado) MO-addresses of the seller are· Ad I I t ti A mlt Technology Co b) ,._ em Flyer, 300 Prospect p _ .... 1 U It 217 , .. _. nd nd I C NOTICE OF !' 5 e ewport HAMMED S. CAMAAA. lndl· KAILAN CHOW 1910 w' m n 8 re ve •· DSM Conce Is Inc 17932 Name Statement Newport Beach, CA 92663 ar...... : " • 81 any, ,....,eu er 8 tn 11141~ MARSHAL'S SALE Beach-Costa Mesa Dally vidually and dba INVEST· Balboa Blvd . New o i alatant Old Glen & ' HunU 10 The lollowlng perJons •re Oanltl L Donley 3.00 shown on lhe Condominium thereon, and plus leu,_ HHOC92C3198·B Piiot February 7, 14, 21 , MENT PA08ERT1ES AS· Beach eAJ. " P 1 Published -Newport Beach CA 92549 ng n doing buslness as: EJM Pros eel' SI .. New ort Plan attached aa Exhlbfl •1i;• ch11gea, and expenses .,°'..,'.,.he_.--~ltltfJ! -fll96. • • ' 18 M ' • nc a • • · · · Anne • ed Id Deed of on-MAl' 9, 1995, In the W469 MONWEALTH LANO TITLE ol the chief executive ottlce Piiot February 21, 1996. fonn), 1793 oid aiitn t..n .. 51 .• #1, Costa Mesa, CA. This business Is con·~· lum ~IOll V.~ ~r~ T~ 58 1 of above ct11lgnated Court, PUBLIC NOTICE. INSURANCE COMPANY~ of the seller Is: SAME AS W479 Huntfngion 8Hch, CA 92627 ducted by: an lndrvldual Bal'--~---8 "· .1~ r ......... lg IOI• ~nt upon a Judomenl entered DOES 1 to 100 ABOVE 92649 Eric James MaroVllh, 120 Have you started doing ...... ..,,_ • r-........ u ... .....,. •hons at • ..., hm• of • FEBRUARY -15, 1994 In SUMMOHI YOU ARE BEING SUED BV At listed by Iha aetler, all PUBLIC NOTICE This bualnus 11 con-E. 20th St .. •1. Costa buslnou yet? No -:i:,ne 2~~:::,~: lnat~~1 ln1to•I publication of this . lavot of judgment credl-PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le esta' other business names and ducted by• a corporation Mesa, CA 92627 · Danlel l . Donley . ""'"'lal Notice ls $182,887 n lor(a}, THE MEADOWS fClTACION i.IUDICIAL). demandando) SHARON S. addresses used by the Fic titious Business Have yo~ aiarted doing This buslneu 11 con· This statement was rited Records or Pr•nge County, D•ted: 02/07/1990 HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA· NOTICE TO DEFENDANT. STIMSON; SAMUEL E. seller within threo years be· Name Statement busineH yet? yes Jan. ducted by: an Individual wllh lhe County Clerk of California . RESS FINANCIAC TION end against Judgment (Avlso a Acusado) LLOYD OVER; HELf.N R. DYER fore the date such list was The follow! arsons are 1996 Have you &lilr1ed doing Orange County on 2·13-96 Parcel 2 An und~ CORPORATIOf(. Clebt0t(1) ELIZABETH ANN MORGAN ANO DOES 1 TO You have 30 CALf.NDAA sent or deNvered to the doing busln~sp as: Evolu· DSM Concepts.Inc.. S.J. business yet? No 18983873 274 on.filly.fourth (115<4th} inler· • Calor01ni<a Colporahon, FOX showing a net b'.'llance 10, INCLUSIVE DAYS after this summons buyer are: NONE lion 01 Eve, 24101 Pin• Haller, Pies. Eric J. Marovlsh Daily Pilot Feb. 2t, 28• est In and lo Loi 11 of Tnac •• Tru1tee of $4020.24 actually dua on YOU ARE .BEING SUED 8~ Is seNed on you lo file a The names and business hurSI, l..1guna Niguel, CA This alalement was hied Thia statement was filed March 6. 13, 1996 W478 No 8336, in the City of New By &uce R Beatley, aald judgment on tha date PLAINTIFF. {A Ud. le Hla typewntten 1esponse al this addresses of the buyer are· 92677 with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerll of port Beach, County of Or-P1esldenl ol the Issuance ol aald writ, demandando) AMICA MU-court. JAMIN BEN BENNANI, 819 Brenda Ross, 241ot Pone-Orange County on Jan. 26, Orange County on Jan. 26, PUBLIC NOTICE an99, State of Calofomla, as 1729t lrv"'e Boulewrd, I have levfed upon all 1lght, TUAL INSURANCE COM· A letler or phone call will Towne St .. Costa Mesa, hursl la una Nt uel, CA l996 19983071351 1996 19983671357 per map roc0<ded in Boo Suite 282 tJll• and Interest of said PVANV not protect you; your lype-Calif. 92627 92677 g g Dally Pilot Jan 31 Feb 1 Dally Pllol Jan. 31 Feb. 7 Fictitious Buslnea& 439 Pages 8 lo 12 lncluslv Tustin, CA 92880' judgment deb1or(1) In the ou have 30 CALf.NDAR wrlllen response must be The assets to IJe sold are This business Is con-· • • • 14 21 1996 ' w456 Nama Statement of Miscellaneous Mtlps. 1 Telephone (7~'4 573-7410 property in th• County or DAYS aher this summons In proper legal form 11 you described In general as: ducied b • an Individual 14• 2l, l996 W455 · ' The following persons are lhe Office of IM Count Far. (714 573-7437 Orange, State of Calll0<nla, Is served on you to fllo 1a want the court to hear your FURNITURE, FIXTLIRES. Ty p 8 Yo 1 Bu a In 8 u: PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: Wad· Record01 o1 .. oc1 County 0211.we. 02/21 • 02128196 described u loUow.: COM-Jypewrttten response 81 th 1 case. EQUIPMENT. LEASE. Women's workshops, ding Day Pho1ographer1, t Excepting lherefrom, al FNSS53"19 • MONLY KNOWN AS: 16 court. 11 you Clo not Ille your re-LEASEHOLD IMPROVE-Semrnats Flctltloua IJualneaa Fic titious Business Denver, Irvine, CA 92714 Units as &hewn on the Con1..i--------- MOANINO MIST. lAVINE, A laller or ph~ne call will sponse on lime, you may MENTS, TAADENAME, The reglatrants com· Name Statement Name Stat ement David 0, Mellon, 1 Denver. Clomlntum Plan, releired to CA 92715 not protect you, your type-lose Iha c.se, and your GOODWILL. STOCK IN menced to transact busl-The followln oraons are The lollowlng persona are Irvine, CA 92714 Parcel 1 above • 1~.a1 Dflcrlptlon of Real Prop-~rllten re~po~sr mu1~1 be wages, money and prop. TRADE and are located at; ness µnder the flclltloua doing buslne~ap u · Avalon doing business ea: Con· Thi• business Is con· Also e11coptlng lherefrom ~ •rt y. Ca•• Number n pro~er eg o~m you arty may ba taken without 191 o w. Balboa Blvd., name or namos fisted Physical Therapy 8932 cepts CreaUve, 943 Dog-ducted by: an Individual all oil. oll right•, miner ala ~l.AIUtt HHOC92C3198-B want I e court to ear your further warning from Iha Newport Beach, CA. above on t-20·96 Burlcresl Or.. Huntington wood St .. Costa Mesa, CA Have you started doing mineral rights, natural ga ~J..UUS~ The Mffdowl Homeown-case. court. The business name used Brenda Aoas Beach, CA 92646 92627 buslnasa yat? no rights. and Olher hydrocar era Aasoc:iatlon v. Elizabeth 11 you do not Illa your r•· There are other legal re-by Iha seller at that loca-This 11attmenl was tiled Craig Michael Clllson Debra Booteau Heynes, David 0 Mtllon bons by wnallOeVOf na Ann FC)l( sponst on llme, you may qulremanla. You may want Uon 1s· SUB SHACK/GOUR· wilh the County Clerk of 8932 Burlcrest Or Hun~ 943 Dogwood SI,, Costa This statement was hied knov.on geothermal ,, .. PACIPIC VlllW M11MORIAL NRK Commonly Known Ad-lose lh• case, and your to call an attorney right MET FROZEN YOGURT Orange County on Jan. 18, tin ton Beach CA 92646 Mesa. CA 92627 with the County Clerk ol and ati pioducls deflved dre11; 8 Morning Mist, It· wages, m:ik•ndw&irop· away. 11 you do not know Tha anticipated date ol 1996 19963670351 Mfchael Uoyd 8932 Bui· This business la con-Orange County on Jan. 26, anyoltheloregolng that ma Cemetery • Mortuary vine, CA 92715. erty may a en thout an allorney, you may call the bulk 1818 Is March 8 1 0 1 •H 1 1 ducted by: an lndh11duAl 1996 19963671354 be thl nd lh Chapel • Crematory Lecal Description further warning from the an attorney referral IONlce 1996 al the office of 8700 Dally Pilot Jan. 31, Feb. 7, ~~~~h C~ v:2646 unt ng on Have you tlarted doing Dally P1lo1 Jan 31 Feb 7 of ~,; orh~rel:.bo~:ar~e PA~CEL 1: court. or a legal aid office (!Isled Warner Ave Fountain Val· 14, 21, 1996 W454 • business yet? no · · · · . • 3500 Pacific View Dnve Unit 28 u shown and de-There are other legal re-In the phone book). le • CA 92708. This bu~lnu1 ls con-Debra B. Haynu 14, 21, 1996 W480 acnbed logethe1 Wllh 1 Newpot1 Beach lined on that ceft&ln Con-qulremenll. You may want Despues d• que le en-rh. bulk sale Is subject 10 PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~~?p by. e hmlled port-This statement was hied PUBLIC NOTICE pe:-'ual-~of :::rno '44-2700 Clomlnlum Plan. 1ecorded In lo call an anorney right tteguen Hla cilaclon Judo· Cahtornla Uniform Com-v.oth the County Clerk or m Ing, • ...,.... .. -v. • book 13490 pages 1567, away. If you do not know claJ usled Ilene un plazo de merc:lal Code Section Flctltloua Bualneaa bHar• you ?atarteg,.f~igj Orange County on Jari, 26, CITY OF •ra11ng therefor and aloring' PIERCE BROTHERS Offlcial Reco,d1 ol Orange, an 1tt0<ney, you may call 30 DIAS CALf.NOARIOS 6106.2. Ham• Statement Cr~ets be~r1l~~ 1996 199e:>n 1359 NEWPORT BEACH and removing Iha same rr BEU BROADWAY County, Calll0tnfa. an auorney referral Hrvlce para preHntar una r• It 10 eubject lhe name The lollowlng persons ore Thlag staiem.nt was filed Dally PUoLJan 31 Fab 7 Tho Newport Boacu Plan· said land or •ny other land, PARCEL 2: or • legal aid otllce (listed spuesla HCllta a maqulna and address 0 j the person d61ng buslness as: Pin· wllh the Co nty Clerk of 14 21 199tl • • vAsi nlng Commlttlon Meettng lncludlog U1a . rlghl to wtll Mortuary; Chapel A.re undivided 2.570"-In tha phone book}. an esta cor1e. with whom clalms may be nacre Healthcare Syatems. u • • 101 Thurada , Pebruar aloclc or dlrocl1Malfy drlll and Cremation fractional lnlereat as Ten-Deapuea de que le en-Una carta o una llamada fifed Is CAROL JONES. 9432 Sunndge Or , Hun-o~:~ge C~~~~~~;~~.,3~· PUBLIC NOTICE 22nd has b/en cancel•~ mine from land other .than ante In Common In and 10 tr:yuen asta cltaclon Judi· leletonlca no le olrecera 8700 warner Ave .. Fountain ung1on Beach, CA 92646 t . due to lack ol quorum. those hen11nabcMt descobed, 11 O Broadway Iha Common Arn being cla usted llene un plazo de protsccion; au respuesta Valley CA 92708 and the Julie Schmid, 9432 Sun-Dally Pilot Jan. 31, Fab. 7, fic titious Bual nealt' 11 you need autstance oil or 11as wells tunnels and Costa Mesa Loi Numb« 1 of T1act No 30 DIAS CALENDAAIOS esrita a maqulna llene que 1&11 date for 1111~ claims ridge Drive, Hun11ng1on 14, 21, 1996 W462 Name Statement • call (714) 844-3232. ' 1hall1 into. lhr~ or ecro. M2·•tSO 10614 In tha Ctty of Irvine para presenta.r una r• cumplir con las IOfmall· shall be March 7, 1996 Beach, CA 92?46 PUBLIC NOTICE The following persons are Ginger A. Varin, Ex· the subsurface of lhe lane.I •--------u shown on a Map re-apuesta eacrtta a maqulna dadea legales apropladaa which Is th• buslnns dar. Steven Schmid, 9432 Sun-doing business aa. Un••· ecutlve Secretary to hareinabcMt d1111<1nbfMS, 1 COfded In book number eun ••ta Corte. 11 u1ted qulere que la corte before the sale date apec· ridge Ortve, Huntington Flctltloua Bualne.aa peeled Re funds, 14876 th Pl 1 C 1 lo bottom such wttlpstocked 452 pagea 12 •nel 13 of na carta 0 una llamada escuche au caao. fled above. Beach, CA 92646 Rockford Ln .. Westmlnater, • ann ng omm •· or dlrecllonally drilled wells. Mlacellaneoua Mapa, telefonlca no le olrecera SI usted no preaenta au Dated: 2/7/96 This business 11 con· Name Statement CA 92683 alon tunnela and shall• under 8 records of Orange County. proi'ecclon; au re1pYa1ta respuHto a llempo, puede JamJn Ben Bennanl ducted by; husband and The fol'°j'lng P8t.•on•sare George Johnson Whiting, Publlahed Newporl beneath°' beyond the exta c.tlfornla, together with all asr ~.~ maqulna Ilene que perde< el caso, Y le pYeden Published Newport wile doing Sbuls ne1Cs as. a) u/:") 14876 RocklOfd LI\. West· Beach-Co1ta Meaa Daily riOf llmita l*eof and lmprovementa thereon, ex-c:ud m.,... con lu !0tmall· ctultar au utarlo, au d1t*O "-h Co ta .,_ Dall Have you started d0tng wesl a., &ompany., minster CA 92883. • Pilot Febtuary 21 1996. red1iQ ••tllr\Ml • -ulp ceptJona therefrom Coo-adea legalas 8')ropladu y otraa cons da au .... ac • s ....... Y bu1lne11 yet? no AB. Home Soni, nc .. Thia b 1 ts 1 • W • . ~•· • -.. domlnlum Units 1 to 46 11 ualed qulere que la eorte propledad aln a\1110 adlcl~ Pilot February 21, 1996. Julie Schmid & Stevtn SOS N. Tualln Ave., 1130, ducted bu~ .~•lndlviduaf0"' . 482 mallllaln, r_.,, deepen• Units lnclualve, located HCS uchl au caso. nal por parte data corte. W480 Schmid Santa Ana, CA 92705 Have y~u stal1ecl doing PUBLIC NOTICE =~·~~ut'uc~ 1° tnefeon, Consideration 'O' I uated no present• au Exlaten 01.101 requfslio. I• Thia atatemenl was flied A.B. Horne & Sons, Inc., buslneH at? no • (No Oollara and Cents) In-re1puetla a tlempo, J>Yeda galu. Puode que uated PUBLIC NOTICE wit~ the County Clerk or (CA), 505 N. Tustin Ave.. George .funnaon Wl'lltll'IQ Loan No.: ~811.()WEST rlgh1t to ,:m. mine, 1tora Mtfamlly transferral. perder el cuo, Y le puedan qulera Hamar a un abogado Orange County on Jan. 26, '130, Santa Ana, CA Tills atatemant Wll fled ftESI Order No.: 8230 •'JI Of• • operate throu Rec0td Owner: ELIZA· qultat au aalarlo, au Cllntfo lnmedlal amente. SI no NOTICa OF 1998 19983671350 92705 . with the Coumy Cl•rlC 1 • Number: t30-n-830 1he •:;fKe °'~the upper llETH ANH FOX -Y otraa ~°"' cit au ..Cl)J}j)Ce a un abo~aclo PREPARATION OF OaHy Pilot Jan 31 Feb Tills bualneaa Is con-r C<>lto~ 00 Jan.. NOT>CE:Of. _. ~,,• t • Tl\lSl'tOl*tf ft ... °°'1tll· "P'OlMdad' •• u.-ecflclo. pYede llMW.-.-. • NliOAT -:rr.iwr-·~wl ..._."°' ... e" 998 19903H987 UITEE'I SAL! tlcf'11iiftl""ib<M tied Ina nal por parta da la corta. de ref•rencla Cle abogad01 DECLARATION f4', • Have you started doing 1 ""'-, 2 UN~ DEE> OF T"UIT at r•HNtd In the "f'HIS PROPERTY IS bl11en otros raqUlaltoa le-o a una onclna de ayuda kvlne Ranch Water Dis-buslne11 ytt?j•s 2·11·83 Dally Plldl Jan. 31, Feb. 7, I YOU ME IN DErAUL raconled Coocurrenl BEING SOLD SUBJECT TO gllH . Puede que lifted legal (vea at dlrect0tlo tele-lflct (IRWO) I• pre arlng a PUBLIC NOTICE A.8 .• Horne Sons, Inc., 14, 21, 1996 W481 UttDER A 0!£0 OI' TftUST He1ewi1h. Al!OEMPTION PLEASE Quiett llam11. un abogado fonlco). N I D I n f . Jeffrey H. Horn• V.P. PUBLIC NOTIC! DATED .l.W 1.1._JllQ, UN Paro.I 3: Exclu1 REFER TO CODE OF CIVIL lnmedlatamente. SI no CASE NUMBER ' lh·:·1pvr~J•c~c aJ:.~~lbe0J Flotltloua BualnH• This 1tatemen1 Wat filed LEM volTARIAdT Haemenll f()f UM, •ppu PROCEDURE, S£CTIONS conoce a un abogado (Num•ro del Caso) below A "01att" Neoatlve -~am• Statem.nt with the County Clerk of Flatltlou• Buelneaa TO' '"OT!CT YOU nam to ParM 1 and 729 010 . 718. 090 puede llamar a un Mrvlclo MC • lion Is , 111' '"" fo1tow1ng l)eTaona are Ofange County °"' 1•9-88 ,.,_OP described abcMI O¥af I If~ ... ~ 1 this lale de rafarencla de abogados V 001230 Declare on f • at doing buslneu u: Auto-19953088388 Name ltat•m•nt E"TY, IT MAY c.eru _,.Iona ·a1 the R le -..,-· 0 and h o a una oflclna de ayuda The name and addfett ot IRWO Olfice and la avail· mated Computer Conttol The folloWlng persona are 10\.D AT A f'V8UC SAL ~ ......,. When Words Are Not Enough HSpeciallzlng In S11mpathy Rowe • 2983 H"°Mbor Blvd Coste Mesa 540-3135 arc•• nor:'.:=.. Of ~u: legal (vea el dlteclorio tai.. the. cowt la: (El nombtt y able IOf publlo lnspec~. Sv-lama, 3123 Dublin St .. Dally Pilot Fib. 7, 14, 21, doing bu11ne11 at: AIHt 11' YOU NHD Alf UPlA laid Loe ~mon de~ common dealonatlon ell lonlco). dlrecclon da la cort• ••) A Negative Declarallon Wth Costa Mata CA 92628 28, 1999 W470 Servfcea. 9412 Lanai Cltcle, NATIOH Of' THI HATU" • •• '" rectlont to h'a IOcauon' may· CAii NUM••R SAN 8EANAAOINO SUPE· be conalderad fOf apptovtl Scott Boyd'Bell, 3123 Dub-PUBLIC NOTICE Huntington e .. oh, CA °' THI! P1'0CEI CondOeclait~~ ndof .. ~nla VI • or dlaapptoval by the fin St Costa M"a OA . 92648 AO-'INIT YOU y _,. • ,_.1r..,.,1ona -. be ~ned from ttla Mar· (NU1Mf9 d•I Cuo) RIOR COURT. JOSHUA Board of Dlteclora Ot IRWD 9282e" • Mark o. $Uthr, 8412 Lanai IHOU\.D COHT'ACT the VIiia a.n.o. Condomlnl .,.. - INI • omc. \ll)Of\ ~uni. 3oot21 TREE. 6527 Whhefea!her al ltt m .. tlng to be hald at Allton Jan Ben, ,123 Dub-Ftotltlou. 8u1lnH1 Clfcte. HunUngton Beach. LAWY"'-uma, *lCWded In llooli 1331 \J _!.!.~!P•~llve bJ.:.::! The name and addrnt of Rd., Joshua Tree, CA 8 00 PM.l.M~ch 25, 1Sl86 at Iii\ SI.. Cotta Mau, CA Nam• Statement CA 92040 NOTICE 13 Hl!AED Page 133, Ofllctel ~ •' 0 ......... re M '° . INt COUl1 la: (El nolnbte y 92252-e&01 15800 ~ Canyon Av-92628 The follOWlng peraon• •re Thia b ualntH I• con-GIVIN "'411 on 03l08/1tte °'91198 CcMlnfy, Calllom.. -=.a: :,. ~Of~ dlrec;olon de la COl19 .. ) The name. addr .... and enue. lnilne, CA. Com. Tl'tl• bu1lnu1 11 co~ dOtng butlMta ~~: .. THM dll01ed by: an lndtvldull a1 f ;1i AM °' ..w def. A litnd In the Nonoe °'An Q "-~. tot ptOYltic)nl ORANGE COUNTY MU. tMphone numb4W of plain-::"" fromo ~bete,t Of ducted by: hUtban<t and ~ro=~"4:3cle~i Have you ltl~ doing TH! ~ AVEI tJon. $~ Oac:M "' IO'*TllnG _,,.1ermt condl· NICIPAL COURT, 700 llfl'a attorney, Of plelntl" Ml~,.clel ron the Ne:.: ~~~. you tlat1ed doing Cou t Aulomatlc Tranaml•· ~:~~·ri:i:••• 1'1'80 ~~~~!8~~ L :"~~'·1-m• ~ ... flonl, ri ett.ct Of ihe aaJe CIVIC CENTEA DAIVI~ wtthout an tltOfney. la: (El UVe Ded11allon wlJl bo r1+ bua!Mt. 1 yet? No alon (Cal1tornla). 447 W. Thla aiatamtnt WH llled CATl!D AT 300 ' .,;_.""'*" No .t.~3811 and Iha llMlllltY of default· WEST, SANTA ANA. CA nombre. la dlteccton y II ctlved by IRWD from lht Scott 8 Bell Bey SL, Cotta Mt... CA with Ille County Citric. ol ~ AV!M.Je fAS OMelal ....... ol 0 '1~ II HI RIBY ta7Cle, CEHTRAL JUDICIAL. rwrntto ~ telefonO det ~te Of 11\lt Notice ltwough Thia 1aatement WH filed 02T 627 Orange Coiaity on 2·11-M ANO! CA, RESS ;,INAH County. Md M ..,._.~ ....._ n ...... _ _. f f lRUARY Dl9TNCT abOgldO .. d~. and lnclUdlng lh• dOM of Wtlh lrwt County Clerk Of tll• bualn•H I• con. 1HIJl7Hli cw. . ~TION _, ......... °" .,. r..-J I~ ~ _,,sn ·-on The NIM llddt... and o def defMndante qut no ttw pUbllc '""11"0 held ~ Or ,.. .... _.., on 24.M duci.ct by: • e~llon O.ity Plot Fib 21 2t · ~ "*' ~ r;-.:J U) 't-n, 1-. -•.!:JO o'ctoctc ~ • ..:.. _. '.........i...:: ~ ............ ) Iha lowd Of Ohctora on ange _,., Have Y°" a111rted ~·ng • • • Cilforftlt COrpofalfol1, .....__.1 ___ ,_.., • ORAHOI COUHlY .........,. .. num-.., ,,,_." _.. --.-o. • Ill• d•I• shown above. tHUl71111 bullntll yet? No MMch e, 13, tnl W47'1 duly eppollWd Trullee .----:-· _ MAAIHAL'8 DEPT ...01 llft'a ll\oft19y, • pllilnllff 8ARIAAA I . Mll.W(EN, Commtntt atioul'1 be di· Delly Pilot ,,b. 7, 14, 21, Cout Automttto T'renaml .. -,UILIC NOTICI! •nd pu11uan1 to tt1ta poM1t ...,. 4LA nonaot119M1 lft 1 :\ V JA~ RM ioti CICv wlthou« an lttomfV, la: (El ILUMEHTHAL & Mil,. rected to lhe Dlttrld a.c.,.. 21, 19M W4t7 •ion. 8\eptien Jauuau(I, .... Ctoflletrell r.. ht ........... -inlrW aild II I W ... of NIW,ORT HACH. nomOre, la dlrKCion y el UK!N; 3180 Tenth lttMt. ~. PO lo• 17000, lr'Vlne, Prealdent Flot"tow a&ltl De9d GI Truet ....,._ ...... ~IO paroiil I e_ COUney °' Orangitt. 8'* Of numeto de ~ c1e1 ~ CA 8a501, (809~ CA o1211e.;1000. ~ coo-PUIUC NOTICI Thlt ttal4"Mnt wes ltled .. .,... , ... .:.:• scon I MIT. AllNQl : =a~~ ie·:~ -CIMO• I wll _.a& P'll> abogtdo C1tt ~ fU.031) 1aCt '*'°" It Mldted ... With tt\f County Clelk of The foloWlnQ Ptftonl ate~ , 1\1 0 lo IUGIOI\ '° the hlOheat 0 def~.,. r,c; DATE•JUt.u 1'91 Kladde at (714) 4~5. '1o....._halMN Or-. COunty Ofl Jan H. doing bueiMea ... wan """''*'on oe.a1teo 111118Qlyel~ 1Md11 '~ l'lf. ......... ~In lilwf\ll .... ~.•) TR•••• ILOAN TM ~ ul\det1aklng .............. "' 19" tHU171UI Slt .. l A,t! Mono•r'· 111 ll'I 9ooet nla ol ~ ~~ ol °"""· ..... GI ~ "' ~ lltOfl•r of th• United JOHN ft HAHIOH no. IUlllTNU Cl .. .., the pr~ !MN Randi The~ penotll Ir• o.-y Pllo4 Jan. 31, fteb. '7, Kailmuae Dr .. ,024 Coaui "OMHOe Cawllr. :ae,Calramla. " ,. ,,. ,.. ::-...:..': =-~ ChW, ~. ~ 1111.DnD •,,_ cwq1 =•lsottl'Mif::llV':.g~ ::Oct:.nn;-~1~~1•8~~ 1•.a1,18M W4&e ...... CA1212e • ::: ""·"~-..~~el~ ! 111e.-t dellt:1:J In ""a ..... 11at I . '""........ ''oJect t•m • Irvine bite A~. ~In v.u.y, PUILICNOTICI :.': =~:720caraar ~.~,~~ -~a...of ... :-: ,.:c ~ ltr..C. W. too, ..,,._ '"llllahed Newport ~· Pis*~ Et~ f,: CA,:2ro:_ llwy 1 8 fhti tH.telne.. la eon-.....,.. • ,...lainaw = ._. ._:.., --=·==~:z • AM. CA ~17, (714) hlch-Coela ...... Dalty ,.,.!~ ·--........ ~ !!. !!.... ,& . ..!...~17v'~ ...-............. I ~~~:.:i·~ .. ~~~"~·5·~~r!!:~~·;::::=~=1 ,,:.n ••=;. ~ e71-t.QI NII~ 1 t• ••• .u-,.JIO --IP' ----u..-· ~· -••• ·-••-=·-i. _.. ~ DAT!; OCT • -. ' • ' proalmal.ty 3,000 IHI CA 1170I TM~ J*90nl .,. #iifiiiiiir..::=..uw ...,.,CM._, .... ' --= .. &;;=.n=!'A-~~,J0v'!L~=..~ "'"w Olerll, •r OAROLYlt ... H. ;;Id 1. ti... '"" erte11. TN1 ;no.~ _,..,, .... ~1U' ,..,. euv I; ..... •· , , o .. , ., • , ,. • "'" "".. ."..,.... 1. """ 1nc. 1-........ ________ .~~~~-!!!.! .... !,!!0l~lfW~ ........ "!! ........ ..... .... °'"-------...... HOUSES/ GO ND OS POR SALE GENERAL 1002 OOV'T FORECLOSED home• for pennies on S 1. Delinquent Tax. Repoa, REOa. Your ArH. Toll FrH 800- 898·9n8 Ext. H· 1398 for current ll1tlng1. MOBILE HOMES REAL ESTATE 1100 WANTED 1625 I •ur pro1t9rtl•• In homes with terma, ·--~t;~M..,ff HOUSBSI CONDOS PORUNT COIOU Dlt llll .. --. .. I' .. --.·. . NEWPORT BEACH 2169 BLUFFS 4BA, 3 BA end unit, vaulted cell· Ing, 2 car gar, pool S 1995 mo. 458-5232 Beach Area Peninsula Yearly Unfurnished 2 &3 Bdrm Steps to Sand $995·$1.450 VIiia Rentals Property Mgmt 675·4912 aus•aoHOUM Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNIS Mcmay ········-··Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00Jm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday.-............. Thursday 5~ · BYPllO• (714) 642-5678 BY FAX (714) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone number and we11 call you back with a price quote.) BYMAILORIN PEllSON: 330 West Bay Street ~Mesa,CA'¥lf>27 Comer of Newpcxt Bhd & Bay Sl I \ U' '''"'"'" BE"'T PRH I"' l'\lll -...... ···-. t I I O • •HOUS•PUL• L..9alhe< IOfU, •lelgh bed, entenainlftent ••· ~re. Vlc1CM19n tu~· lure •Ilk tr.... c:offH a end tablH. etc. Grandfather clock. 714-n.i.euo GINlllAL POLICY Rates and deadlines arc subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement.. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space acrual1y occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. .. 6059 6168 . NO Bay Antique Estate Sale, Sat-Mon, 24· 26th, ~ PM, anU• ques, carved furn, mlr· rora, m11c. 300 E. Coast Hwy, 59 673- 5924. CllSh only. Why play Hide .N S .. IC Wllh Childcare? Call Claaelfl•d 1odayl 642·$'178. . .... POWER BOATS SPEED & 7012 SKI BOATS LIEN SALE 2·27·98 • 10:00am 300 E. Coast Hwy NB '72 Chrlscrafl 27FT Cfl4990EU HINIKXA280080 SAIL BOATS 7014 WE PAY CASH For good used Sabots & boat equipment Mlnney'a Yacht Sur- plus, 1500 Old Now- part Blvd. 548·4192 Buy It. Sell It. Find 11. Cl•Hllled. MARINE SERVICE 7016 SUPPLIES 7020 AUTOMOBI~ES 9040 CAD ILIAC 9040 GEO 9080 •es Sedan de VIII• 4· '89 Oeo Spectrum Eut·Weet vutnerable. Eut dealt. low hurl. EHt captured tho jack ...... --T-.-•ith th. tnn1 •net eont1nued tb9'- 1Ult to the queen. There were ~gbt. raat trlcb. and the obvioua tey ror a ninth, a apade tQ tlu~ queen. w .. almo1t •urely doomed -Eaat's takeout double aurely placed that defebder with the king 9125 li1ii8ii9ii0iiiiMiiiilAiiTiiAiiiiii0ii0niivi.I ~ White, 5·Spd, 551< Ml., 0 10 t 2 A/C. Orig owner. Xlnt 0 6 3 2 c:ondl S8400. OBO. • Q 10 9 4 Call 85Ht472 SOUTH MERCEDES 9130 •A98 0 74 ¢KJ70 •8752 '88 180• 2 .3 White/ Palo. ~ecorda. 1-ownr . Xlnt cond. 8Sk ml. Thi-bidding: $10,900 obo 873·8948 EABI' SOtn'B p-p- NISSAN DbJ lNT 9150 Pan P ... '80 280ZX T-Topa Opening lead: Two ofO 8·C:yl, 15-apd, BC, fp, CC, am/fm oaH. alloy a : It.,.ij impossible to overstress the $1250 548-0922 ~·ofspotalrds. This band, from •99 Sentra wtaunroof, tJM-l964 Polish Junior Mixed Paira low mlles, tinted win· fllvtnt, illustrates this phenomenon. dowa, S4000 obo North Wa.tl a whit short of a two-71~720-os3~ no-trump opening bid. East tried to 1---------iget both major auit.s into the auc· PLYMOUlll 9169 tion with the takeout double, but liiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii South's one no trump served its 1974 PLYtfOUTH purpoee, shutting West out. North's VALIANT 'J-0,000 JUlDP to game would pass the most mllea, Grell condition. rigorous scrutiny. $1,000 OBO. l.nve West found the inspired lead of a Message. 645-632'2 Declarer decided that the club auit offered a more promiaing aource for a ninth trick. Not only' might the auit be developed for an . extra trick, but there wH alto the possibility of an endplay. After croeeing to hand with the J&ck of diamond•, declarer led a low club. H ad Weat follo)Ved low, declarer int.eoded.J.nserting the six. Aa th e cards lie, that would have forced the king and a Cineue or the jack next would have produced the fulfilling trick. Weat. put in the nine, however, but that proved no better. ' Dummy'a jack lost to the king, and the heart suit was cleared. Declarer came to band with the king of diamonds to lead another club, and West waa forced to insert the ten, taken by the ace. The club six fo rced o-ut the queen, and declarer's eight of clubs was now established, while the ace of spades served as the entt'y to enjoy the winner. Double dummy, it is easy to make game on other lines, but would you have done so at the table? TOYOTA AN ACE lN THE BED North-South vulnerable. Weal '78 CELICA QT &-~~ deal coupe, 4·cyt. allo~ s. Need• pnl, Gd gas m . S500 obo * 831·714 '82 Tercel/Corolla 2-door, great colld. $1 ,800. Call 847·9aaB s220 THE WORLD'S UGLIEST TRUCK! 1973 Chevrolet Chey- enne Super ~· PIS. auto. Verl( Vellable. 51900 obo. l$44·4030 NORTH •K 74 ~K8 3 0 7 •AKQ8'43 WEST • 102 \J AJ 106'4 2 <>A86'42 •Void SOUTH •AJ66 C1 95 0 J 10 9 5 •J9 6 EAST •Q983 \JQ7 <>KQ 3 • 107 6 2 VOL VO 1 9230 The biddin . '83 QL 4-0 I loaded. ::sr ~RTB HI mlles, BqlJ"• body p-3~ work. Greot trans. p... •• EAST SOtml p ... 2• PUI 3• Paa Pe•• $1,200 f09·5120 P ... would not consider taking that action with a hand so nch in play- ing strength as West's, especially with two aces. Nor do we like North's doul>le -being simple folk, it seems that three clubs is a nor- mal action; even a gambling jump to three no trump could be tolerat- ed. Finally, in the modern style North's three hearts asles for a heart stopper rather than s hows one, 80 we sympathize with South's bid of Lhret s pades but North's l'tllse w game m the swt opposite a partner who did nothing to encour- age is incomprehensible. Otherwise, the auction was reasonable! dr, orig onr. 65k ml on white, 4 dr, auto. xlnt 1-0-• ..,.-SW_A_G_r:_111t_9_2-3-5 nu eng. Runs woll. gd c:ond., a/c:, am/Im V W\ '"" Opening lead. Jack ofQ West's underlead of the ace of hearts eave South a chance. (Aft.er the lead of the ace of hearts and another, de-clarfr cannot structure the play to avoid three more losers.) Dummy's king won, the 1ack of spades was finesssed successfully, and Lhe ace of trumps was ca.shed. Now declarer started on the clubs, discarding a heart on the fourth round of the swt. East. ruffed the fiO.h club a5 declarer discarded a diamond. Since either a trump or a heart return would offer. no llelp ext. $2000. 675-6646 $2800 548-0139 9100 o.oe-ee 4WO. 66K Miies. * Great Truckl • $17,500 574-0043 CLASSIFIED Ifs the solull-::n you'ro searching for · whelh· or you , ., seeking a horr . .,, an apartment, a new occupallon or even a stray pet. '83 VW JETTA 4-dr, 5-spd, am/Im casa. Good cond. Sunroof. $975 OB0""831·7149 No room left in the garage for th&-car? A call to claaslfled can help Underle.::i .. ., an ace is usually unwise unless you aJOe fairly sure partner has the king. When you do so out of the blue for as venal a backfire. Eaat·Wes t were employing a r~e of 8· 11 points ror opening bids of two in a mllJor. Even so, we rounds of diamonds. Declarer rufl"ed m dummy w1th the king, then led the last club. Whet.her East. ruffed or not., declarer's only lo!iera were two trumps and a diamond. If you're looklng for •Job, cla111tled "•• news for you. ·sER_VI_C_E ___ ,~~s IC CONCRETE & ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 HOME CARE/ IANDSCAPE &~ MOVING 3834 PLUMBING 3890 TRANSIATOR/ •"""" 3 528 MASONRY 3 55 7 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 7 60 LAWN CARE J808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TUTOR 3 927 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Small Job EXPERT O I S C 0 U N T Split Second Moving Expert Drain Cleaning liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I CERAMIC• MARB1.£ Briel<, Block, Stone. Tiie Duncan Eloc:ti,lc Electrlc:al • Carpentry Care Qlver For the Qreen' lcen• Llndacpng Profeaslonal Moveral & PIUmblng Repair• GOING To MEXICO? lnstall'n • Fabrication C P 1 0 1 Ouicl< Response Monthly Landscaping 1 1 _, 24Hr Serv • 7·Day Wk 2QYr1 •~p. All woik guar Learn Spanlah Nowl ACOUSTIC CEIUNCS one:, •to, r veway Local Lie. 950·7042 •from $25/monih• elderly. 12 yeara exp. /Masonry I rrg-on Sr Oise/Free Eat. lna'd Steve 545-8298 Exp'd So. American Tutor 20Yrs Exp • Licensed Fplc, BBOs. Ref. 25 Yr S A y A N A H 'S Ret'a. Pleau call /Trimming jAemo~ala T.178452 432•9123 1-800-346·9321 Exp. Terry 557.7594 Llc'd Contractor Ta my 714-367 9038 CIMMlpa • Malntena'tlce Precise Plumbing Susana 873·7409 3408 Small job apeclallst H A R D W A R E m · L#599025 950-4S109 •Pgr# 34&.5850• Repair• & Remodels 3929 Leaky Showers Rep'd +CEMENT WORK+ Fana •Llghts•Spa 2000 W Ba.lboa Blvd. EXP'O CARE GIVER Free Estimates liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Regroullng & tnatall'n PLAIN/STAMPED Otmand Eltcltic 845·3656 7 1 4 -4' 7 5 ·1 3 3 1 TLC For Elderly Landscape Remodeling PAINTI.NG Ll887398 H9-1090 TUTORING CEILING MASTERS Llll870l30 Dean of Tiie Brick/Slone/Tiie/Biock HANDYMAN••• ReferencH. OWn car. Yatd tuM up/main=, 3858 •Acouallc Removal• 873-6065 or 846-8526 L541656 931-4310 fCNCES All around quality worlcl .Janie 759-0080 land1capl/lfll1tlc desl . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------C1.11tom TextureePalnl Tiie • Qlasa Blocks M Roto ROOlel' drain clean. ContractorlC27-6040 . •W.P. YOUNCQUIST POOL Uc'd. Mark 838·7300 All Around Contt'n workl *Beat Price/Quality & DECRS 3615 714·553-8806553·8435 Prof1 & Elhlcll. &4~7505 Painting Contractor SERVICE 3894 Professiona l Tutor Aeadlng/wrlllng/math. Cerllllcated teacher. Reasonable. 723·5902 Od Ref's. Reasonable. Landscape, brick, etone liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Handyman Charil• INSURANCE 3778 PLANT ARTIST I Oual. palnllng by prol'ls iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lll'BS62867 536-1286 Concrete eoo-7aa.1oo7 •FENCES GATES• Painting, carpentry, Spec:l11l11 In exlallnt Ucl60209S. Int. PURll WATER CAREi--------- new/re.,_lr/poat replaced plumbing, fence bldg. AFFORDABLE landsc:ape/trrlgatlon Frff nt. 8'11S'3~ PooVSpa Svc l Rep&l(t. WALL BUSINESS Redwood • L#576605 Local resld. 760-5044 HEALTH INSURANCE upgradH. 1'80-9782 21Yrt Quatllw Painting Flltera•Pumps•Heaters COVE DINGS Jim Whyte 6-42·7206 Home Repair/Remodel For the aell·employed Prof' I L•nd•cape Pl.US touchupa. Weekly Svc. 845-8728 4' 3932 SERVICES 3488 CLEANING CONTRACTORS Desktop Publl•hlng SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 •Wood Fences• Costa Meta/Newport & sm bus. 931·3958 Malnt toYrs ap.!Klnt 24 Hra. Richard Sinor reft•·~·/repalr, ""haul""' 25 Year• Exp. A 6 t A Ucl280844 645-3209 ...-···• er1. ea1ona 9w• PDQ\Dc:Rty A TOUCH OF CLASS CPI BUILDERS INC. utimatu. Low prices. Uc'd Jim 631 ·2490 ~•· Victor 457·H39'-t. RAIN80W Circle Malnt. 4' u. ,_. Cleaning. Rea/Comm RealdenllaJ conat. AdVantage COl\ltr.974-5301 Home RHtor•Uon INSTRUCTION3780 Pr.lnllng-lnt}E1t Hou11/Ap1 MGMNT 3898 WOfd proc. Copywrtng iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Q11phlca/Deslg"'1.ayout THE STRIPPER Spec:.lalWng In wallpaf* removal. Lie• 588924 • 714-983·5037 • WorkSourct 650-2180 FAX-650-1807 Uc/Bonded. Free Est. Uc:.#518424•1naured & Remodeling Ouallty Job. Frff tat. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Tere1& 282•7143 (714) 895-4893 ,_f_t_O_O_R_l_N_S_T_Al_L__ Tlle/drywall/woodworl< TENNIS LESSONS LEGAL L#569897 93&.8888 I Find Qood Tenant• INSTALLATION Only. ---------1.eoss HOUSECLEANING,...,...,,,,.,..,,~..,,,.---...,--fencel/decl<l/rm add 1sT LESSON FREE SEDVIC~r 3812 ... HUN0'8 PAIHTtNQ . 20+ yeare exp-o-prop Fu1•c1ean•f>.rlendly CARPENTRY 3510 Llcensed·Bonded LEWIS Conatruotlon REPAIRS 3620 roofa/gen repalra. C a\ ~ "'20 Yra Exp. Gd Prlce l mgmt, homes & mulll Service. FrH Eat. $10.00 per hour. Remodel•Handyman liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Comm/AH. Aefa. Free ~·,~;~~i~~·042~~~~: Ouar work. Free Eat. unlit. RE lie. 644·0172 5,. off w/ad~ 84$-1899 Kandlfman/Remodel 714-548·0308 L:~~4L":s7~c::~::•· •QUALITY WORK• Eat. .John 047•0520 FATKl!Ra UNITED Uct11375602 538-1634 We gale akould hang Addlllona. Bath, Klich --.-.-..B""'R'"'"l,...,Q ... H_T_•_•_ ---------HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc HOME SERVICES ~ody • Vl1lt1Uon CARUANA PAINTINO ROOFING 3910 together. Strip, Install, Fire.water Damage HOUSECLEANING S.J. lc:oll ConatruotJon Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/lna Anything a Everything INTERIOR Child SUpport • DIVCfce ac:Mc:e to th• crazy. El~, Plumb, A Paint Prof'I from Europe. Custom HotM Bulldeta L708279 722·7332 FreeE&Umate.Aef'a DESIGNERS 2 24Hra 714-a97.0044 inye~tF Ve'l: 1C:,Wdhow 931·2111,anytlme 71•-64e.2342. lmtM<I Beat "rvlc:• In townl Llc170117s47. Rel'•·, ___________ M_•.,.c_h_•_•_l_7_o_e_._t _44_0 378 Pree '" •L n na. •THUNDER ROOFING• Page 714-227-8122 Rer·a. 5 Year• Exf>. 14-v s. 788 HANDY MAN 3710 Replacement Window• MASSAGS Lllll828484 7t4'"3·2734 FOf' aJI of your roollng'_WI_N_D_O_W_S--'-3-9_3_4_ DOOR• ~lie c111 Grace 251 ·9455 ---------Carpentry/Oeck•/Etc. D••len Pro. Remodel, 3830 GleneAbram• Palntlne nHda. Reroof/repalr. Tri •Cabl eta•Stucco o Reti. 20Yra e..p. 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Don &21·8g10 Repair•, lmprovement1, aw JBWELRY 3784•-----------l-"703488 83164010 1.lo'dlln• 831·1011 Relph 973.5477 Own trana. Call Ill)'• am JOb•. Ouallty/lnltgrlty '=iiiiiiili818iiiiiiiii MOVING • 3834 aP .. INGWOOO p••NT t Im•. 2 4 1 -0 0 3 1 1 car•. Ken 842· t 710 CU•TOM lnatallatlona •• ...., DR.v.11au• & Renn11nlng. Quality w1111am Harold Jewelera •Not CtlHpl L886273 CARPiT --------, ' "~ ROO,INQ carp, pJbg, Work. Maine Available, Watch A JeWelry rep.ir PUBUC NOTICI • But R .. aonabl•I CLEANING 3515 COMPOT!lS 3556 SERVICE 3584 palnlg, elec, ui., •tucco Llc'd Glenn 540-98'7 MUque• Fine Jewelry The Cellf. Publlc Ullll· All PM WOtll GUll...-dl 'iiiiiiiiliilmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil e.:~odel•, e':t~~ lkJY,_.."8 e7a.o~ea tlet Commlulon RE· 1t4-W.302T Pg •rw20I CompulerCoaoh l>'SMALL JO• UPIRT MObll• 111403-6385. HAUUNG 3720r--------OUIREI that all uaed --------•--------Prof'I c~• c1ean1,,. 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