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Decker to resign from school board
•The Newport-Mesa trustee
says he'll step down from the
post when replacement is found
so he can fo~ on bid for
superintendent's job.
By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Confirming his
intentions to apply for the position of
school superintendent, Ed Decker
announced Monday that he will resign
from the school board as soon as a suit-
able replacement is found for him.
Decker first announced his interest in
the school disbict's top job ui January. As
a candidate for the job, he was restricted
from participating in any part of the
school board's search process.
This concerned many of Decker's con-
' District
officials
• exa,1.......,..n1ne
testing ·
• Board member Dana \
Black says district may
want to consider ad.minis-
tering tests at beginning
and end of year.
By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Before
the Newport-Mesa school district
implements the Stanford
Achievement Test this May, the
school board wants to find out
bow effective the old standard-
ized test was and how it could
have been better used to improve
education in the district.
The board will discuss these
questions at its March 24 meet-
ing.
"Maybe this infonnation could
be used to do something besides
compare one school to another,"
board member Dana Black said.
"I want to sit down and talk about
the (California Test of Bask
Skills]. What impact did it have?
What did we learn from iU"
Several of the largest school
districts in California are boy-
CQtting the new state test. claim-
ing it unfairly tests limited-Eng-
llsh students.
Although Newport-Mesa offi-
cials said they intend to comply
with the state mandates, Black
said she wants to know how the
test results can be used to
improve the quality of education.
•rd like to see the formation of
a committee to look at this," she
said.
Black said the results of stan-
dardized tests usually are used to
lump sc~ools into categories
in.stead of ftnding the strengths
and weaknesses of each school.
•A lot of people say socioeco-
o c f.fC!Qrs are tQ. blam~ for the
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stituents, wbo said they were being
underrepresented in the search process.
The school district's lawyers said it is
legal for Decker to remain on the board
and apply for th~ position, but many of
bis constituents said bis dual positions
violate the spirit of the law.
•1 have been concerned about the
issue of representation ever since I began
to consider applying for superintendent
and have appreciated the letters I've
received from parents in Zone 1 and
throughout the district," Decker said at a
press conference Monday.
But Decker's announcement may not
greatly impact the level of representation
bis zone -which includes Mesa Verde
and northwest Costa Mesa -will receive
in the search process, some of Decker's
colleagues said.
•They're not going to be as involved in
tQe search process as we want them to
be," said board President Jim Perryman.
•And that was the whole idea [behind
Decker resigning)."
The school board has two options:
hold a special election or appoint some-
one from Decker's zone to fill out his term
until November.
Although his term officially ends in
2000, because he is vacating it, there will
be an election for his seat this fall as well
as in 2000.
Because of the cost of a special elec-
tion, the board will mor~ likely ask for
applicants from Decker's zone, Ferryman
said.
Board members said they probably
can find a replacement for Decker within
a month, but he or she would be unable
to participate in the superintendent
search for another 30 days.
Interim Superintendent Bob Francy
said the replacement would be on board
in time to participate in the final screen-
ing and interviewing of the district's next
superintendent.
"Most of the procedural steps have
already been completed,~ he said. "But
the replacement would be able to vote for
the next superintendent."
Many of Decker's colleagues applaud-
ed Decker's decision to step down from
the board.
"I've been through the whole gamut
of emotions," said board member Dana
Black. "I've tried to talk him out of
resigning, but he convinced me that he's
very passionate about his decision."
Ferryman said Decker made a large
contribution to the school board.
·But 1 know he wants this job, and this
is his way of demonstrating that,• Perry-
man said.
' Fonner school board member Jim de
Boom said Decker made a good decision,
which will help make the search process
easier for the rest of the school board.
MARC MARTIN I DAILY Pl.OT
School board member' Ed Decker
announced on Monday he would
resign from his position.
1\vo-airport
system can
·work, ~tudy
.concludes
•El Toro airport foes question the coun-
ty rep,ort's findings as well as its release
Friday, the deadline set by court.
By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot
A study of whether the county could have two
commercial airports is producing mixed opinions
about why the report
was released Friday ,.-----------,
and what it means.
. In one comer are
pro-airport groups,
including Newport
Beach officials, who
say the county
released the docu-
ments on schedule and
support the viability of
a two-airport system -
John Wayne Airport
and a commercial air-
port proposed for the El
Toro Marine base.
·we support a two-
airport system, and the
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continued operation of John Wayne Airport consis-
tent with the settlement agreement," said Bob
Burnham, Newport Beach city attorney.
His comments followed an Aviation Committee
meeting at the Central Library where Orange
County Supervisor Jim Silva spoke about the ben-
efits of an airport at El Toro. Bwnl ·m added that
the city supports the county documents and is con-
fident they are accurate
In the opposite comer are El Toro foes who say
the documents were released only because a law-
suit they filed in January forced the county to do so.
Furthermore, they claim information in the papers
backs their belief that two airports in Orange Coun-
ty woµld not work and that El Toro would end up
being the county's major international airport.
"It's evident to me that the consultant is paying
homage to the two-airport system because they
were directed by the county to study it," said Paul
Eckels, executive director of the El Toro Reuse
Planning Authority. ·sut my opinion is there is evi-
dence in here to say there are problems 'With a two-
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•But Huntington Beach
Councilman Dave Sullivan
says he hasn't made up his
mind on El Toro. Silva is
ardent supporter Of com-
mercial ~rt.
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The residents of Corona del Mar a:od .
Newport Beach. both adults and chU·
dren, have benefited from the telfless
efforts of the Boys and Girls Cub for
~ore than~~ years. n has not been a .
relationship motivated by ptoClt' but by
community caring. The club gives to
the community and asks nothing in
return. To hear now that the dty of
Newport Beach is g°!3 to UDL'elelDOnl·
ously evict the club the programs it
provides to our cbildren is a travesty o1
monumental proportion.
The ~b was formed decades ago
with the. blessing JD.d encouragement of
enlightened dty leaders who felt an
intense interest in the protedion and
positive growth of our children. Genera-
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Everyone's guilty
J udge Dickey is a wise man.
His decision to <ft!ny the
most serious charges
against Jason Rausch and find
him guilty of misdemeanor with
ordinary negligence sends the
powerful message that everyone
involved in that accident must
share responsibility.
Jason Rausch was not the
only one who contribqted to
that tragedy, and he should not
be expected to take the full
blame.
Hopefully the judge's deci-
sion will be a warning to all
those who think a designated
driver is the answer to drinking.
K.P. MOVER
Newport Beach
Gilbert's sad tale does
have a happy ending
The happy ending for Gilbert,
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CORRECDONS
It Is the Piiot's polky to
ptompdy comet all
errors of substance.
fltemecall~. -
+.91Dnillll0Jl~ -. owner.
the mailbag ·
the injured kitty, has made my
day.
I have also rescued a home-
less, injured cat, and was
rewarded with the sweetest and
most loving animal I have ever
owned.
It's wonderful that we have
people in our community like
Marissa Espino, who wrote the
article, Tabitha Djananpour and
Anne Ruoff, the rescuers, and
everyone who cared about one
helpless animal.
SARAKOHART
Newport Beach
Kudos on newpaper's
new boating column
I would like to commend you
on your new weekly article
"Boating• by Terrance Phillips
in your sports section!
Mr. Phillips has certainly
sparked my interest in the sport
of boating by bringing it a.live in
a most colorful and dynamic
way.
His use of prose makes for
delightful reading and his
knowledge of the sport makes
for an educational experience as
well.
I'm also elated to know about
the upcoming boating events in
this area as he so thoroughly
covers in his article.
Congratulations again on
your new column!
CAROL POWER
Irvine
When will council talk
about The Cannery?
Just a short note to compli-
ment the City Council on being
open-minded and working with
Windows.
When will The Cannery be
appearing on a future agenda?
LOU VON DYL
Newport Beach
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• Hall of Administration, 10
Civic Center Plaza, Sant.a Ana.
92701.
• Jim Silva, 2nd District (Cos-
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(Newport Beach, Santa Ana
Heights) 834-3550.
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD
88 Pair Drtve, Costa Mesa,
708-FAIR. Board: President
Emily Sanford, Vice President
A.G. Kawamura, Jim Llndberg,
Gary Hayakawa, John Crean,
Randy Smith, Don Willet, Don
Saltarelli.
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
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9050, Costa Mesa, 92628-9050,
966-4000. Elizabeth D. "Parker,
member, 'Ihlstee Area 5 Costa
Mesa, Newport Beach.
01Y OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall. 77 Fair
Drive, 92626, 754...5223. Mayor:
Peter Buffa; Council: Joe Erick-
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Somers, Ubby Cowan.
01Y OF NEWPORT BEACH
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Edwards, Norma Glover, Den-
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Newpon Beach/Cotta Mesa Daily Pilot
A WEEKEND IN VALLEY FORGE
'JWo Newport 'Harbor High dlldenls
were among 100 t,eens to tdlend
'Freedoms Fouiadatlon CiJwference
8YO\ristopherGoff9td,~Pb ::m~=<e~ ~-.
NEWPORT BEACH -1\vo
1 Newport Harbor High School
students joined about too coun-
te~ from ac:roa the nation
.lest Weekend iai Valley Porge,
Pa., at a confereoce designed to
explore the foundations'ol Amer-
ice.n freedom. •
As guests of the ValleY Forg~
based Freedoms Foundation,
Sarah Pompei, 17, and Molly
Melum, 16, spent Thursday
through Sunday touring history-
rich sites, debating with other
students and attending work ..
shops intended to hone oratori-
~ skills l Both won their tickets ea.st
with essays on the importance of
•Jt WU SU~ tun,• laJcl MOlp
ly, who asplrel to be a Jmtory
proteaor. •tt kind of gave me a
.~ve on how college
mtglJt be because tbttl8,. were
people who were just as mbtivat·
ed u I wu andi wbo wanted tO
participate and learn..
-~·~'·we.had a great ttme. and 1
was probably talldn9-way too
much,• Said Sarah. wha&e ~
was hoarse Monday. ·
• IC.IM HAGGERlY I PM.Y Pl.QT
Newport Harbor High Sclloat junlon Sarah Pompei, lett,
and Molly Melum paiUclpated ln the Freedoms Pounda-
Uon Youth Conference la.st wee~end in Valley Forge.
She said $he hopes to work in
politics -maybe as a cam~
organizer or press ~ -
but doesn't like the idea ot nm-
rung for -Office.
Asked to desa:ibe her pollti-I ably Republican, most likely,• J with U.S. Rep.auis Cox's office
cal leanings, she said, "I'm prob-and added she hopes to intern l this summer.
Costa Mesa approves testing of massagers
• Some technicians applaud council's tentative
decision, which would require people to pass a written
exam before receiving massage permits.
massage technicians who attend-
• ed the council meeting said they
support the testing.
"I think it's a good idea and
something that should be done,"
said Kristina Brock, a Riverside
resident who is training at the
American Institute of Massage
Therapy in Costa Mesa.
sage permit applicants and rejects
anyone who has ever been con·
victed of a sex-related crime,
including prostitution.
Police Lt. Ron Smith said the
extra layer of regulation would
help ·screen out those who are
under-trained or actually practic-
ing prostitution."
By Tim Grenda, Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -ln a move
cheered by some massage techru-
oans who feel their legitimate
profession is being tarnished, the
City Counal on Monday night
tentatively approved making
massage professionals pass a
written exam before being grant·
-· ed a city permit.
The unanimous council vpte
means people would have to pass
a multiple-choice exam designed
to test their massage knowledge
before the city will issue them
permits. The council will consider
giving the testing final approval
in two weeks.
The test, which the Police
Department will give, would con-
tain technical questions about
human anatomy, bone structure
and basic first aid.
Applicants would have to score
70% to pass. Those who fail
would have to wait two months
t>efore trying again. ·
Some of the more than a dozen
Brock and others said such
aptitude tests will expose those
people who use massage as a
front for prostitution and in the
process "give the rest of us a bad
name."
"Because of them, we're auto-
matically looked at as prostitUtes
or like we're doing something
illegal," she said. --
The city already conducts thor-
ough background checks of mas-
City Councilman Joe Erickson
suggested that city officials allow
passing scores ea.med on similar
massage competency tests in oth-
er Orange County cities to count
in Costa Mesa.
"It would save. the applicant
the time and expense of having to
take anothel' test and save us the
overhead of having to do it,"
Erickson said.
Police arrest sex off ender spotted near school
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Police arrest-
ed a registered sex offender last
week after finding him near a
Pomona Avenue elementary
school with a knife and a metal
bar in his car, authorities said,
Martin Ramirez, 34, who lives
in the 1500 block of Mesa Verde
East and is on probation for a sex-
ual battery conviction, was taken
into custody around 1:30 p.m. Fri-
day in the 700 block of West 20th
Street, around the comer from
: Pomona Elementary School,
police said.
1\vo days earlier, Ramirez was
spotted in his red and white 1977
Oldsmobile Regency near l(aiser
Elementary School in the 2100
block of Santa Ana Avenue,
police said.
• While Ramirez reportedly com-
mitted no offenses, his presence
prompted school officials to dis-
tribute warnings and the police to
keep alert for him, said Costa
Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith.
On Friday afternoon, police
spotted the Regency near the
Pomona Avenue school and
stopped Ramirez as he w~ get-
ting into the car, Smith said.
Asked why he was in the area,
Ramirez claimed he was coming
back from a friend's house, Smith
said.
While searching Ramirez's
car, police found a metal bar
about 15 inches long -appar-
ently a piece of weight-lilting
equipment -and a 3-inch-long
kn.if e in a tool box, Smith said. ·u his intent bad · been to
molest or annoy. the children. it's
best that we catch him now
before anyone was hurt or
assaulted," Smith said.
The terms of Ramirez's proba-
tion permit authorities to search
him at will, require him to stay
out of the "immediate presence"
of minors without supervision
and forbid him from possessing
any weapons, Smith said.
Ramirez, who is being held
without bail in city jail, was
booked on suspicion of possess-
ing a deadly weapon for having
the metal bar and of violating his
probation for having the knife,
Smith said.
Ramirez, who falls into the
"serious" category of sex regis-
trants and was scheduled to com-
plete his probation at the end of
this month, is expected to be
arraigned today in Harbor Court.
;Citizens catch alleged hit-and-run driver \ l ... .. • \.... ; .. I\ ; '1 \ • ! ~. ' ' •
KENNY 1/,
PRINTER '. By Christopher Goff a rd, Daily Pilot
. COSTA MESA -An alleged
' hit-and-run dnver was arrested
: Sunday evening after concerned
; citizens followed him from the
· crash and detained him briefly until
• police amved, authorities said.
Ernesto Cosio, 30, who lives in
: the 1700 block of Iowa Street, was
. driving his 1983 yellow Toyota
: pickup truck northbound on Pia-
, centia Avenue around 8:35 p.m.
: when be slammed into the back of
, a 1990 white Chevrolet pickup
: stopped for •a reel light at Victoria
: Street. police said.
· While the Costa Mesa family of
-four who occupied the Chevy
escaped life-threatening injuries,
one woman in the car later com-
f>Jained of back pain. and her 9-
tear-old son complained of a neck
-~
Instead of checking to see who them he was a black belt in karate,
was hurt, Cosio sped away down tried to kick them and refused a
Victoria Street and onto Pomona field sobriety test. Smith said.
Avenue, while two cars belonging Cosio was arrested on suspicion
to witnesses followed him, said of felony hit-and-run driving, dri-
Costa Mesa poll~ Lt Ron Smith. ving under the influence and
By coincidence, a policeman resisting police officers.
wes stopped near the intersection Cosio is being held on $'25,000
and reported seeing Cosio's truck bail and is .expected to be
hwtling down the road at about 70 arraigned today in Harbor Munici-
mph. pal Court.
The.policeman said he saw the "We were fortunate we were in
truck swerving across two lanes, my truck. which absorbed quite a
jumping over a ctirb, digging into bit of the imnAct," said Caryl Ran-the grass and narrowly missing a r-
block wall on Victoria Street. dolph WJ.Sbmyer, 44, the driver of
"1bis guy's completely out of the Chevy. He added he was
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Cosio stopped near Pomona to help catch the alleged hit-and-Small Oasscs: 5 srudents max.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1998 •
Sands of time hllve
done a number on
·Little Corona
L ittle Corona beach is a real
mess. Th.at which was once
a ~autiful beach now
resembles a disaster area. Part of
tlxis was i,nevitable. Part was human error that can be correct-
ed.
l first saw Little Corona in
1921, when a Model T Ford
roadster in which I was a passen-
ger tipped over trying to get
down to the beach where a
movie was being made. One
does not forget landing on one's
rear end on a large piece of
beaver tail cactus. Neither does
-one have much interest in the
natural beauty of one's surround-
ings when pulling cactus spmes
from one's rear end. All I remem-
ber is that Buck Gully was wall-
to-wall cactus, and a movie crew
had built an Alaskan village on
the beach.
The next time I saw Little
Corona was 1927, when I
worked at the old Corona del
Mar bathhouse. One day l
walked down the Big Corona
be<)ch, climbed over some rocks.
and there .saw the most beautiful
beach in the world. From that
day to this, little Corona has
been my beach.
I said part of the hittle Corona
problem was inevitable. And so
to inevitability. Between 1927
and today, more than 2 million
people derided they had to live
in Orange County. To accommo-
date them, most of Orange
County is now covered by
streets, highways and houses.
Thus, rainfall, which used to
seep into the ground, now runs
off into n~y rive~ streams
and creeks. The inevitable result
-flooding. So much for the
inevitable part of this yarn.
· Now to the human error.
Little Corona was getting
along pretty well with the
advance of civilization, as mea-
sured by the mass of people liv-
ing in the area, until the then-
administration of the city of
Newport Beach decided to build
a concrete dam between the
beach and the gully. I hasten to
add that all this took place about
30 years ago, and no one m the
present administration bears any
responsibility for this disastrous
experiment in flood control.
The results of this dam were
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twofold. First, it caused a great
muddy bq.g or sWarnp to build up
betun<i the dam. In addition to
being ugly. tJus bog captured
most of the sand that would nor-
mally repleru!h the beach during
the rainy season.
Next, when the winter storms
came, they poured water over
the dam to the beach. This
caused d scounng movement,
which then washed out all the
sand on the beach. leaving plain
old rocks It is my conservative
estlrnate that Little Corona has
lost between five and six feet of
sand in depth because of this.
Rocks that were buned for cen-
turies are now fixtures on the
beach, which is all right if one is
a rock lover but a little tough on
a sand lover
Potenbally, there is a happy
ending to this sad story. The
recent storms cut the dam loose
from its moonngs, and now it is
JUSt a couple of big ugly pieces
of cement wafting to be han+i:...+----111
away.
These current storms did
another constructive thing. They
washed out to sea most of the
swamp that had grown up
behind the dam. Hopefully, the
spring tides will return that ugly
swamp as nice, clean sand. This .
was what Mother Nature was
doing before foolish man got into
the act.
Fooling around Wlth Mother
Nature has never been consid-
ered very smart. Little Corona
proves it
• lt08ERT GAJU>NER is a retired judge
and a Corona del Mar resident. His
column runs on Tuesdays.
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• TUESDA" MARCH 3, 1998
SULLIVAN
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sor Silva done
for you?' I
think there
would be a
long pause,
and they'd be
challenged to
come up with
something,"
Sullivan said.
S ullivan
also accused
the former
mayor of Huntington Beach of
approving city employee con-
tracts that left room for abuses
such as salary spiking and that
granting.p 19.5% pay raise the
oty coul°?f not afford. He4also said
Suva advised Koll Real Estate
Group to circumvent the city and
take its Bolsa Chica development
plans to the county for approval.
Silva said Sullivan's comment
ribout Kell was "absolutely
HEMP
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hemp seeds and close to 20,000
) drds of hemp fabric on the for-
eign market.
"Unfortunately, all the money
we pay now goes into the Chi-
nese banks and the Chinese
economy," Boucher said. "We
could have put that money into
the local community.•
With state government
<1 pproval, large paper and textile
companies that now shy away
I rom using hemp could jump on
hodrd, Boucher said
"The initiative would open it
up and bring in big industry,• he
Sd1d "We'd see millions of
investment dollars brought into
the community.".
But Boucher a nd others in the
pro-hemp movement admit they
have-to overcome many public
misconceptions about hemp if
their bid to legalize the plant is
to be successful.
First, there's the idea that
TESTING
CONTINUED FROM 1
low grades at Whittier and
schools on the West Side,• she
said. "You can't tell me we don't
have GATE !Gifted and Talented
Education I lods at Whittier. But I
don't think we have a mecha-
rusm in CaWorrua to test and
support them •
Instead of Just using the
state's mandated tests. Black
said the d1stnct also could
implement its own standard-
ized tests as other districts in
.
UDtnle."
• Whil_.e on the Ci~ Council. he
approved employee contracts
•that were recommended and
supported by
our dty admin-
istrator a,nd
dty attorney,•
Silva Mid. He
said he did not
recall approv-
ing the 19.5%
raise in 1990.
Silva said be
stands finn on
his record as
supervisor,
which he said includes helping
get the cowity out of. bankruptcy
Without raising taxes.
"That's not what I would call
creating a mess,• he said.
Silva snid Sullivan's announce-
ment to challenge him came as no
swprise.
•we· knew that either (City
Councilman Tom Harman) or
Dave Sullivan was going to run,
so we've planned on that all
along.•
hemp and marijuana are one in
the same, an old connection
Boucher concedes is tough to
break. The initiative defines
industrial hemp as all varieties
of the plant genus cannabis con-
taining up to 1 % of tetrahydro-
cannabinol, the active ingredi-
ent in marijuana.
The law also would require
growers to register annually
with the state Department of
Food and Agriculture and give
law enforcement authorities the
power for random checks of
crops for tetrahydrocannabinol
content.
Sam Cla~er, executive
director of the initiative cam-
paign, said he is hopeful his
group can cash in on the 1996
passage of Proposition 2 15,
which legalized the medical use
of marijuana.
"If voters had thb compassion
to allow AIDS and cancer
patients-to-use-medical marijua-
na, we certainly feel like they'll
differentiate between marijuana
and industrial hemp,• Clauder
said.
the county have.
·1 don't know if we're testing
students enough,• she said.
In addition to testing students
at the end of the school year, as
with the StanforQ Achievement
Test, Black said some school dis-
tricts test students at the begin-
ning of the year to measure their
.Progress.
"Maybe we could even have
a pilot program we can try at the·
Newport-Harbor zone,• she
said. "This could be a way to
.measure the quality of our cur-
riculum and the quality of the
teaching that's going on. n
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EYE-OPENER
Estancia fills grid vacancy
with Roy Scaffidi,
QUOTE OF THE DAY
·rd ratJwt-bulJd a program tJum Inherit
the MQJ.er Dei}ob .....
-NEW BSTANaA F0011WL COACH ROYS~
• Well.:traveled veteran with
heavy-duty credentials wants
to lead Eagles' program well
j.nto the next millennium, and
maybe even to a CIF crown.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Roy Scaffidi, whose 22-
year coaching career includes thfee.-year
stints as head coach at t\VO high schools,
has been named Estancia High football
coach, pending district approval, Estancia
Boys Athletic Director Trm Parsel
announced Monday. -
The 54-year-old Scaffidi comes to
Estancia from El Modena High, where he
spent two seasons as varsity offensive coor·
dinator, before coaching the freshmen
team last fall.
~• )'"!~-' . ,,
.L:..:: . ~ J
paigns at Oceanside High (1986-88), where
the Junior Seau·led Pirates were CIF San
Diego Section runners.up in Scattidi's first
season.
An Anaheim resident who will also
teach at ·Estancia, Scaffidi replaces John
Llebengood. Llebengood resigned after a
12·season tenure in which his 53-67·3
record left him with the most victories in
school history.
"The more I learn about Estancia, the
more excited I get,• said Scaffidi, whose
career also includes two years as head
coach in the Italian professional league. He
has also spent time as an assistant at Capis·
trano Valley, Westminster, El Rancho, Ser·
ra, Pomona and Nogales high schools, as
well as Whittier College.
•1 lt.ke to be able to throw the ball, if we
have "the kids to do it,:' Scaffidi safd. "T
think I have a lot of background and
understanding of how to develop the pass·
ing game. I think it's more tun to watch and
it gives you a chance if you're behind in the
fourth quarter. I want to spread the defense
with formations, shifting and motion. But, if
I've got a great running back and some
hug~ linemen, I could also run pitch right
and pitch left, toO. •
Scaffidi, a former all·league quarte)'back
at Serra High, who went on to earn all-con·
ference honors as a defensive back at
Whittier College, said his prst task will be
recruiting numbers into the program,
which suited less than 30. varsity players
last fall.
"I'm a salesman, which I believe you
have to be,• he said. "When I was at.El He is 36-26-3 as a varsity head coach,
including three seasons at South Eugene
High in Oregon (1990-92) and three cam·
He said he has yet to familiarize himself
with. the Eagles' personnel, but noted he'd
like to venture away from the smashmouth
double wing offense LlebengoOd utilized
the last two falls. ...... • SEE SCAFFIDI PAGE 6 Roy Scaffidi ls the new Eagles' coach. :
r-------------------------------------------------------------------------, dai~y pilot co.Hege ~thlete of the month
harry
faulkner
Even th.e
best of
times has
its rough
moments
• Estancia 's Rich Boyce a
picture of class despite the
situation at CIF semifinal.
Rich Boyce's postgame pain
was palpable Friday night
at Redondo Union High.
where the button-down,
mousse-haired Estancia High
boys basketball coach had
writhed and roared through
more than two hours of as
passionate a competition as a
high school game can provide.
Only three nights before,
last-second sweetness had
enveloped the second-year
coach, after San Dimas' would-be
r
game-winning three-pointer
ricocheted off the Corona del
Mar High rim to give the Eagles
a quarterfinal upset.
11!1 She's a star in every way for the Southern California
College Vanguards' championship basketball team-.
Friday, however, a turnover
on Estancia's final possession in By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot
double overtime of the ill-A D o you have an hour? It's
semifinal against Bishop the question Southern
Montgomery, lodged enough California College
season-encting grief in Boyce's women's basketball Coach Russ..
throat to make breathing, let Davis asks when you want to
alone speaking, a formidable talk about his star center, Elaine
challenge. Whittemore. But it doesn't take
After quickly and sincerely more than a minute or two into·
congratulating the second-seeded his description when he
Knights, who had turned the becomes choked up, basically
ill-fated Estancia pass -directed unable to bestow any more
toward senior star Sam Nelson, praise upon the senior.
who was circ\iPg out beyond the He takes a moment to
three-point arc -into an regroup and rattles off a steady
exclamation dunk to punctuate stream of compliments. Then he
the. 71-67 V{ar of ct.ttritiQJh Boyce .12auses agQin.
doubled over, alone, near "Anything good you can
midcourt. think of, that's Elaine," he says.
With the fanfare of Bishop Whittemore, the Daily Pilot's
MontgomjIY El'!~· coach0\,r. 1 Coll4;9'e Athlete of the Month,
1ll'ld cheet eaderf-r~elin_g m f ~-.. "ham t Just guided the v~ thelrw~·e9med trip to'ttu~-I lb theil"'t'eCofd..settfni;f seeSOii,
Arrowhead Pond tor Saturday's · • I but she bs cultivated the
championship game a mere I squad's success.
free·throw's distance away, The 6·footer out of Silverton,
Boyce finally unfolded himself Ore. came to sec four years
from his jackknife position, ago and endured two rough
pursing his lips as jf attempting seasons before Davis took over
to expunge an unsatisfactory the program.
taste from his mouth. ~y Davis reigns as the
Approaching with caution, I GS~C I Coach of the Year.
linked within his vision but he Oh, it was really horrible. 8 "tel aised. bis right htdex fin. 1 hated basketball for about aix po~ Y r months," she said. "It has
ger -requesting another minute literally gone from one end to
of decompression -before . the other."
retreating out a doorway leading Her sldlll have impioved
., to the loeker room. rtght a10oQ' With her team'•
Boyce emerged m.ommb numbet.ol wtna. Jt ii little
later, wWing to field • ~n lt1rJ)rise that there ii a
that defied formwatioi'i. WMt, . correlation t>etWeen
after ill, ao ~ uk. man who Wbittemore'1 ltatl and the
bM Juit Nt tmOUgh li1I OWD VangUardl' IUCalla.
tMm•• Nneralf · For nemple, lbit won the
After mumblinG awkWird Ooldea State AtblMie
COrifetenot'1 =,IDQ ·tWe Wlb
482 ~Jt~~.:x:
~
~the-~titl4t
. Without dropping a single
game.
"I think that basically it just
happened because we're a .
blessed team. The girls worked
ha.rd, the coach worked hard
and we all get along,•
Whittemore said.
Without a doubt, this
11b1essec:t• group of indMduall
ma.kes up tbe'GSAC's Tham of
the Year.
Not coinc:identally,·~e wu
named tlie OSAC'• PIA~ ol
the Year MOndey.
nnce ~Player o1 the
Week~ ibe ICX>red just
over 16 PotDtl ~game,
topped the. coafmwnaa With bar
62% ~ frOm the 1IOal' and
WU dati'd ,mong GsAC
,.,,..,,.. wltb 8.6. game.
Sba ... :=· ....... 4he "9at 9Dd =-lie ... ...... JeMilr.•
"She's just an aw6ome gotten about as much out of the
person and truly one of my best game as she can imagine.
friends," Davis said. "She's the "My ties to basketball (after
heart of our team." graduating) will be to cheer on
But the heart has plenty of my former teammates. No
arteries, she'll r~d you. coaching or anything, and I
After an 18-11 campaign her don't want to try to play pro,"
junior year in which the she said. "I came here to play
Vanguards went 5·1 in the basketball to gain more
conference, Whittemore heloett. experience for my life and
Davis on the recruiting trail~ "".. basketball was more of an
Suddenly SCC's dominant education."
post game; which 1s enhanced The psychology major hopes
by Whittemore's paint-mate to pursue a career in social
Gina Jojola, transformed into work with older adults and
•the whole package.. wants to get married and have
Davis signed aharpshooting children, "the American
guards Kristi Wright and Amee Dream," she once called it.
Pina out of junior colleges. In the meantime, she's
Wright would lead the GSAC wrapping up her hoop dream.
in three· int ~anting at an After ~~e a.stoun g 50 p, w e 1,000-point peak in late
Pina ended up topping the January, Whittemore has poised
oonferenoe in assists. · · herself to break SCC's all-time
Being surrounded by scoring record. She only .needs I
ooinpetent teawteneeented. t&IBOl'ftpointa end pmbe:b1y • --
Whitteml)re't' gmne; arutlhe ' • 'Won't Mtfd·to·~to th
personal relatlonahips that grew NAJA National Championships
have the eemor enjOying herself. to take care of that.
•1t;s taught me to trust But that ii all Whittemore
people more, to not carry the cares about doing -getting to
burden myself. I can handle it, Jacbon1 "nmn. for the Nationals.
but tbeM are good athletes,• After ecll~g that
she Mid. "l C&O do my best ~d 1,000·pobtt mark at Concordia
totally trust that they're daing in & 66...ss Will, Whittemore wu
their belt, too." more excited over the fact that
Tu say that Whltterno_re It Mi teem bad ftriaUY defeated
defined by her Court prowea • the~ In 1rYtne Instead of
would be wrong, bowwver. bei' Incredible achl8Vement.
Sb8 ol'd8n the teem'a The 27-5 Vanguudl begin
luncllel for iOid trp, tabi the GSAC Ch•nqM.»VUpa
NC:nitl \iDdc .. ~. ~at The Pit. with the ~=mayget =~n!J':\~y.
•nnliM plllOJll in bite Wbo bal Mardi 11.
BlalDd ........ Dinis lakl. . WlmdD9 the=-•Bul tbliia wm mvw be ~ Woukt ~berth to ---~-. . Nf'k'Walt, Wbida .... blkl -=-..-~---=~---.IMliitlCCww'I ....... ,. •_r:._=:-~:-11-:.~---J
HONORS
Collett Diaz
Collett Diaz · -----~---.-~-
are fkst-team
All-PCL picks"
• Mesa's Sherwood Coadl
of the Year on Daily Pilot's
All-Pacific Coast League ·~·
girls basketball selections. .
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot ,, 1
Costa Mesa High senior Julie
, Collett and Estancia High junior
Francia Diaz, who both did th~
majority of their damage again.Sj
taller foes inside, top the list ol
local players honored on the Dal-
ly Pilot All·Paci.fic Coast Leagtie
girls basketball team. · ·
Collett and Diaz have both
earned first-team recognition:
while Mesa's Shontel Sherwood
is Coach of the Year.
Estancia is
represented on
the second
team by senior
Amy Deming
and junior Llsa
Steinfeld,
while Mesa
junior Evelyn
Powers is also
a second·team
choice. -~ The 5·foot·8 Sherwood "
Collett was the
most consistent offensive weapon
for the Mustangs, who went ~
in league to tie Aliso Niguel fGr
the PCL crown. Strong enough
inside to lead the Mustangs in
rebounding (1.8 per game), Col·
lett also bwn.ed teams from ~
perimeter with a dangerodk
three-point shooting touch. Col·
lett averaged 9.9 points in 10
league cont~. including a 20-
point effort in a 53·52 seco~
round victory over Aliso Nigu@t,
which paved the way for the 00'-
cbompio.nsbip. She also sank•'a
game·Winnlng free throw Witft
nine seconds left to defeat crossL
town rival Bsta.nda Feb. 4. .;
Diaz, the Eagles' 5-9 center:
v.erat!d tt~ point_s to 1e11..~-
Coacb'. Paul Khoys squad agabft-· ·
league competition. She scored in
double figures seven times in
leogue, includ.lilg a 27·po1nt oU!-
~~~ :e.Tf~ ~~ph ov11'
Diaz, WU also Bstancia-S lead-
ing rebounder, averagtng cloSe re
10 boe.rdl per contest (no offid41
stats Wtn taken bf 1be Bagles).
Sh8lWood held the M~
together, despite the loss of tti(!fr
most talented player (K~
Chapin) to a back i.njury for Ui9
tinaf lb: PC1.g~:·t1er Ieadei'·
:!!ped Mila, Wbk:h .started ~ l9iWlt' m ~ may
ilmlNWd AUlo -but· dgbtCOWD.
·S'81Dfe14. • 5"8 ~. ~ At ctttncult fcf ~---to 1119 6 -........ ap'r« Cbe a.p.. M1.ct11•11ej1
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The Ambush. back from from left Coach Mike Barnett, David Barnett, Scott Ha.rrls, Jess Helmich, Ryan l'wtng,
Jonathan Boustanl, Naglb Marroquin. Prom row, from left Shane CoWns, Tyler Harried, Sean Weikel, Matt
Sc:hlrmer, Danny Whitaker and Carlos Gutierrez. Not pictured, Ryan Sanford and Erle Scheafer.
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L •
' · • R · 120 D · · ·on 4 Bo tions I and ll, rounding out a series of scoreless standoff through regulation, as ~ egion ' lVlSl ys playoff games which in effect, be9an defenders Jonathan Boustani, Carlos representative Ambush second some seven months earlier. Gutierrez. Shane Collins and Ryan
after two double overtime After falling behind in the opener, 2-0, TWing led the way afield, with goalkeep-
the Ambush rebounded with second-half er Scott Harris maintaining complete games in the finals. goals by Nagib Marr=e· , then Jess control in the net. '.I
A championship run came up short by Heb:nich, off a C'05S fro Danny Whitaker. With both teams' goalkeepers
virtue of two double overtime losses in Strong play by Ry Sanford, as well removed for overtime, the two teams
the finals for the Ambush, a Division 4 as Matt Schirmer, David Barnett, Sean again moved into two overtime sessions,
• boys team from Region 120 in Saturday's Weikel and Eric Scheafer helped main-and Pico Rivera finalltiiemerged with a 1-l · AYSO Plus Championship finales in a tain the standoff, but in double overtime, 0 decision. f finish which sent both teams home feel-Pico Rivera broke through for the game-MThis was definitely the outstanding
, ing like champions. winner. game of the season played by two cham-
: It all started with Pico Rivera and Cos-In the second of two games the pion teams,• said Ambush Coach Mike
: ta Mesa's Ambush, representing Sec-Ambush and Pico Rivera struggled to a Barnett. L---------~-----------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------~
PREPS
CONTINUED FROM 5
was the key, Boyce swallowed
hard, forcibly trying to.coax
something audible from his
dehydrated throat, and answered
with typical candor and class.
Pushed by both the rapidly
approaching deadline and the
desire to no longer accentuate
Boyce's anguish, I thanked him
and bQlted for the parking lot.
As a so-called objective
observer. it was, of course, easy
for me to casually walk away.
I hadn't left more than•three
months of sweat, dreams and
lifeblood behind, as all but one
division champion inevitably
does each season before the
second week of March.
Few had expected the Eagles
to come this close to a trip to the
arena. Fewer still could fathom
how it felt to come up short.
(J
CdM Prindpal Don Martin
said Monday that the status of
the school's releaguing appeal
-an attempt to trade places with
current Pacific Coast League
resident Aliso Niguel -is .
currently on bold.
Martin said Jack Hayes,
executive director of State CIP.
is currently (eViewing whether
the jurls<iiction for said appeal
resides with the state or the
Southern Section.
So much for a quick resolution
to facilitate adjustments to
schedules. a
CdM I.I aeek:lng approval
from the section office to not
field a varsity softball team this
spring, after fighting a losing
battle to reciuit enough athletes
to supply rosters for both a
varsity and a junior varsity.
U the approval comes through,
the Sea Kings will cancel all
varsity games and compete only
on the junior varsity level this
season.
(J
What did the Estanda Jngb
boys soccer team do last week
that Tiger Woods couldn't?
Beat Mayfair.
ts~ ...
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Corona del Mar High's baseball season gets off on the right note
with a 9-6 win at Laguna Beach. Coach Jerry Jelnlck receives a
five-strikeout, six-inning outing by pitcher~ Sunman, while
Chad Thompson records a double and a triple for the Sea Kings.
• Kelly Newcombe and MallM MWer ea.ch go 2 for 4, and hwier
Jenny Ryan staves off visiting Santiago to give Newport Harbor's
softball team a 7-4 win.
HIGH SCHOO~ GOLF
Mesa's Montoya medalist /"
COSTA MESA -IOY
Jett 'I' Montoya of
G:osta Mesa High earned medal-
.tit honors Monday by shooting 1-
1Ulder 38 as the MUitan.gs defeat-
ed Fairmont, 207-285, iD. a non-
league nine-hole golf match at
Costa Mesa Golf and Country
Oub (Mesa Unda Coune).
Est.ancla's Cote medalist
COSTA MESA -GIRLS
Estancia High's gills
golf team was a 162-186 winner
over Canyon Monday at the
Mesa Linda Course at Costa
Mesa-Golf -& Country {;Nb, led
by the play of sophomore Laura
Cote. who was the medalist with
a 49 in the Eagles' season opener.
Steinfeld Deming Powers
ALL-PCL BASKETBALL
CONTINUED FROM 5
scoring average from the perimeter, including numerous
three-pointers. .
Deming, a three-year varsity starter, averaged 9.3 pam~
in league and single-handedly stole a victory over Uruversi-
ty in the closing seconds of 36-35 decisio~ J~. 22.
Powers, a 5-6 junior, averaged 7 .3 pomts m lea~e and
typified the Mustangs' competitiveness with her coilSlStent-
ly relentless effort.
Aliso's 6-0 senior center Kristin Moorhouse, who aver-
aged 18.9 points against league foes, is ~e Most Valuab~e
Player. A second-team selection as a jumor, Moorhouse is
the only honoree on the first or second team to have been
recognized by the Pilot last season.
DAILY PILOT Au..PAORC CoAsT LEAGUE
GIRLS BASICETBAU.
Most Valu.ble Playw
Kristin Moorhouse, AJiso Niguel
FinttHm
Julie Collett, Costa Mesa
Shannon Owens, Laguna Hills
Francia Diaz, Estancia
Fala SUiaunoa, University
Tarct Mutukisna, Aliso Niguel
•Second tum
Anne Bubriskl, Laguna Hills
Lisa Steinfeld, Estancia
Sarah Glass, Allso Niguel
Evelyn Powers, Costa Mesa
Amy McCoy, University
Amy Deming, Est.anda
Erin Larsen, Laguna Hills;__ _____ _
t:oldt of the v ...
Shontel Sherwood, Costa Mesa
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6-0 Sr. 18.9
5-9 Sr. 9.9
5-7 So. 12.7
5-9 Jr. 12.3
5-7 Jr. 14.7
5-3 Jr. 8.2
5-11 So. 9.0
5-8 Jr. 10.2
5-8 Sr. 7.3
5-8 Jr. 7.3
5-8 Jr. 8.6
5-11 Sr. 9.3
5-9 Sr. s.tf
HIGH SCHOOi.
Youthful Sailors
. ~ • l exp~ct to compew·
•Newport Harbor may lack experience, but there's no.shortage
of desire or determination for Coach Jim Kiefer's 1998 edition.
By Batry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Among the
tasks awailin9 Newport Harbor High
baseball players this spring, ordering a
cap and gown won't be one of them.
Coach Jim Kiefer's Sailors, you see,
don't boast a senior on their 12-man
roster, which features four returners
from last year's 8-16 squad.
MWe graduated six seniors (includ-
ing four All-Newport-Mesa District
performers): said Kiefer, entering his
third seasen at the helm. ·we have
eight juniors and fow-sophomores and
the sophomores are all going to play.
"We're a young group, but our
strength is going to be defense and we
should have more speed than we've
had in the last couple of years. We're
going to have to catch the ball and
run, because we don't have a multi-
tude of varsity-level hitters. Scoring
runs will not be as eastj as it was last
year.ff
Indeed, departed veterans Joe
Urban (a district-record 20 career
homers in four varsity seasons), Danny
Pulido, Donner Walters and Paul
Jones took with them a combined 79
RBI, while Garrett Nufum was a two-
time all-district burler.
One proven varsity hitter is junior
Shawn O'Donnell, whose late-season
surge as a sophomore helped him fin-
ish with a. .423 average, four home
runs and 15 RBI to gamer all-d.i.strict
recognition.
O'Donnell will hit third for the Tars,
joining junior returner Charlie Waite,
the No. 5 hitter, in the meat of the
order. He'll play first base and third, as
well as-the outfiel<t:---
Waite, who played third base and
catcher last spring, will shift behind
the plate full time, according to Kiefer.
"He's bulked up and he's a guy we
expect to drive in a lot of runs," Kiefer
said of Waite. MHe hit three home runs
last year and he had a good fall and
winter. O'Donnell and Waite are our
two best players.•
David Castanon, a junior, picked up
experience in the outfield and on the
mound last spring and he'll contribute
in both spots again this season.
Junior Josh Guesman got a taste of
varsity competition last year and will
likely start at second base, according
to Kiefer, who. despite the lack of var-
SCHEDULE
sity experience, isn't willing to con-
cede this as strictly a developmental
season. •
MTbe corps of juniors we have
played together as freshmen and were
third in the Sea View League," Kiefer
said. MThey expect to do well I think
our kids really believe they're going to
compete and win. Now, it's just a mat-
ter of executing and doing the things
~ have to do to be successful."
As with any team. a key to success
hes on the pitching mound, where
sophomores Scott Beere and Justin
Jacobs 101.n Castanon as the top three
starters.
Beere, a right-hander who throws
strikes, accordmg to Kiefer, will also
play shortstop and likely bat leadoff.
Jacobs, who has a live arm, accord-
ing to his coach. will also play short
and third base. •
Castanon, recovering from shoul-
der tendinitis, is expected to add to the
all-right-handed starters, though he
may not pitch for the first two weeks.
Kiefer said additional arms could
emerge. but are still unproven.
Jw'lior Scott Crane is ticketed to
start in center field where his speed
and athletic ability will shine. accord-
ing to Kiefer. #He's the fastest kid in
the program "
Sophomore Nick Langsdorf will bat
cleanup and play first base, while also
filling the designated hitter role.
Juniors Lucas Kerr and Brent Bear-
den, as well as sophomore Miguel
Sandoval, should all contribute in the
outfield, while junior Damian Jones
will vie fQr time at second base.
Heavy rains and an antiquated
drainage system have tak~__!_severe:c:._;:_-..ii
toll on the varsity field, which may he
abandoned for lower-level fields,
according to Kiefer, should conditions
not improve.
Kiefer. however. believes improve-
ment is inevitable for his young play-
ers, whom he praised for their dedica-
tion and work ethic.
"These guys seem to be more com--
milted to working on all the little
things you need to be successful,• said
Kiefer, who will count on assistants
Bruce King, Mark Shimimoto and
Zach Biehl to speed the learning
process.
The Tars open the season March 6
in the Newport Elks Tournament.
hosting Estancia.
TODAY ..........
College • Southern
California College
vs. Cosu MesA. at Costa
Mew GICC. Mesa LincMi
Course, 2 p.m. ......
at Cal Baptlsh, 2:30 p.m.
Community college ·
Golden West
at Ofange Coast. 2 p.m.
·~· High school boys and
girls • Cost.a Mesa
at Edison. l p.m.
• SOftlMil
College • Evangel
College st~
California College. 1 :30
pm.
• Goff
High school • fountain
Valley vs. CoroN del PMr.
at Newport 8ff<tl cc. 3:15
p.m~ Newport~ vs.
Tr.buco Hills. at Coto de
C.U CC. 2 p.m.; Matef Del
SCAFFIDI
College men • Southern
California College
at Cal State Los Angeles.
2p.m.
College women •
Southern c.atlfomla Col-
lege st Westmont. 2 p.m
Community college
women • Of.nge Coast
at. Riwnide, 2 p.m .
High IChool boy\ •
uni-sity at Newport
Hart>or; 3 p.m.; s.mi.go
at. Costa MesA. l .15 p.m. . ........ .
Hlgh~·~AN
.t Newpott Harbor,
l p.m. ..... ,,...
High tchool boy\ • Cost.a
~ at. Century. 5;30 p m
CONTINUED FROM 5
candidates which was narrowed to
three finalists, said he is not eager for
Laguna Hills and Aliso Niguel to leave
the Pacific Coast League. a move
expected after next season.
Rancho, 1 reauited 54 kids who had •1 guess I have a different attitude
about that than most coaches," he never played football before into the explained. MI believe that ·if you want
program. I plan to spend a lot of time to be the best. you have to play the
at 'Estancia and I want to do every-best. If we have the talent and develop
thing that's legal to start developing it like I think we can, I won't dodge
the program. I want to be involved Servite, Santa Margarita or Mater Dei.
with kids who want to play football. I 1 want them on my schedule."
like the cbaJJenge of.~ over a pre>-Scaffidi -Mid bWldiDg ~ .atatt ..will
gram th4f1W muggW (t1ie Ea~·-_, __ be hi h · ·ty and he's opti
last WO .... a p'-·yoff ftJll-in 1980). rd a&lllU a g pnon -~ us. •-mi.st:lc the recent early-retirement
rather build a progJam than inbedt the pomges ~pted by ~ef8:1 distdct ~~j~--~-.. ..,...,,.,._,.e(J ~te...g~~ fO{ o -~ ... ~_...__.. .,.._._ campus aSsistm ~ • -
the last stop ol bis career, said be •Creating 8'1 environment tbat
would like to ~te for a~ title gives us a chance IQ.be successful ls
u &000 as oat sealOll. He ab1o did not the most Important issue with me, aM.
shy awey m>m di8citssing tbe Wtimate tbat means gettli>g some on~mpm
prize for sectioo c:oedlel: A CIP c:h4m· ~ • Scamdi aa.ld. •[t woWd.D't
plonshlp. maner If (Est&Pda) b.ir9d LOU HOti or
•t Wte the tMIDI I mech to Mt hlQb· Joe Pa.mo u biMicl coach. they'd
er goell far ~ Uil •· CIP need Mlp w be suCcBlltul. • c:bam.plombiP 11 tbe • ..._. .. PL t so.mcll. • hiltOly teec:b8r • ..:kl bit
&m"t apect that to .....,._. '" H1l-dwaoca • rilgrmant at ENDdA bM
a.tely, but I wanl Bstencta to win a CIP 'pt .to be ~ and wtD mcMll
c:hamplQmblp. 1Ut.e1y begin oat fell. He added hit 11
•rd like for us to get In tbe playaftl OpUm18tk of getting •t lMlt one pmoct
the nm year and C'Gllfll •"for a lellg\il a11 l!ltendA um .....w, '° be ea ~:.~;.::,~-~-==:=~~~ --~beplQiag;ta ... 1 ~ ............................ ,~
m .;;r-flnUl.·GI · ......... ,.,._ Ml.., W'Gllg ·reci •fn"ms
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crl<lltOfS, c:onllngent credl-fOfm It tvaltabtt from the HARDWOOD. b) CHRIS 11175 A Newport Blvd., Int-"' T ... Brok With the County Ci.rk ol ._......... & Ga...... G10M, W ....., W.W Dnve P.O. Bo>e 141 1 Off'tl4t' .. fl ~ 1 lOfl, tnd PlflOnl WhO mey court clefk. BURNHAM flOORINO C) Cotti MIU, CA 92627 tma fl¥ tr· Orange County on 2-8•91 •1"ri.......... --~CA .... OrenQt CA 92888. ·m In s: , othetWIH be lnttrttled In Attorney for ...... THI! 8URNHAM co~ t.orl AnQ Cerney. 2522 Of· ~ S•rvtc.. l92' Watlao. 1tt .. 748'U ...., ........... UJI 0012. No.: IF Y OU OBJECT T O ad a WIY. : I
the wiU °' estate. 0t both, tlonen P/4/<4Y, 2111 Elden Ave .• 1nge Ave.. IE, Coeta ~2'1 Cotti MtH, ~A. Dally Piiot r~. 11. 24, t&O T-~ Dt.," 2211).Mll .... th• granting of IM terms o ttMt Df9d Ml. :
of: AUDRE REBECCA PllEftRa•. AUW1 Unit 27, ~II Me ... CA MfH, CA.92$27 Rallln Date Blaek 19 Mer. 3, I0, 1988 'T&41 44h A. ...... tiut..... P•fitlon, you ehould esllmlad ""·Ea 1 SCHIFF aka AUDRE R. EIQ (Cl810~4887) 928V "'•wn Haw.,d Carney. W II A B 'C C... ..... CA or ~ appear at the hearinj1 ~ of lhe 1 SCHIFF at.a REBECCA HARRY • w•aTovaA Chlfatopher C""on Burn-2522 Orange Ave., IE, M:,!~A 92~1 • osta PUBLIC NOTICE 9B29-1U5 ..._.., t1Q111dli4 mt; 11a1e v.our objeC· ~E I
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FER '!' th• Superior Coun BEACH, CA 92800 ducted by: an lndlvldual H1v1 you •tarted doing ~C:. L.~:o LEWIS JAMES BOSI oi NOflCElmE'S Tf\111 ~ -.. f-. ~~Y be in perfon or by IA · ulcl ; of Cahlornla. County ol OR· Publlahed Newporl Heve you 1taned dOlng bullneas ~et? .No Thlt itat.ineni wu flltd Costa Mll8 Cllllornfe AA dwaea __. ...,.._ d your attornrr ~ ~,,
ANOE. Btach-COate Me.. 0 lly bl.lslneu yel? Yes. March, L.ol'I AM Camey . C • • @ <>7 :i a. ~ n.. trum. · _.... ~ THE PETITION requHls a 1995 This statement was filltd wilh lhe County lerk ol lorney Rtgl1trallon No. "1 undllr '* Oiied d Tl'Ult IF YO ~RE A • .,
that BRYAN P. SHAFFER Pilot February 25, Metch 3, Chris Burnham w' h Iha County Clerk of Qrenge County °" 2-18·98 0043428, WH suspended 1 i!I · A501 C8U9ld a NiL'*:le d D1fa11 CREDITOR or • oonlln-•
be appointed 11 peraon.i 4• l998 Thl1 11a11ment was filed ;iange County on 2·27·98 19880748.353 from the ptlctlcl of law In VSoN .. No. 1 __. llldbt to ... to be gent creditor of t~e
represenrallve to admlnls· WT588 with lh• County Clerk of t9988750488 Daily PllOt ftb. 24, Mar. 3. the state of Ohio for six f9CIDldad In the mucy deceesed. you must file •
ler lhl eslall of lhl dee. nuauc NOTICE Orange Counr; on 2·t9-98 Dally Piiot M.,, 3, 10, 17, 10, 17, 1998 T6!$8 month•. See the Supteme .......... ~ .. your cle1m wrth th• ..
dent .r 18980748545 24 1998 T869 Court'• opinion In Dlaol-~ Miii men aw...,_ court end metl • copy to ~Nob
THE PETITION requesll Flotlttoua aualMH Dally Pllol Feb. 24. M81. 3. • PYBLIC tfOTICE pllMry Countef v ftoH 1ftOft1t1S fw"9 ...-~ 1he personal r41reaente-· ,.-~~~ic~~~~n•:•be ~~'mi~ Nema Statement 10, 11. 1998 T662 PUBLIC NOTICE FlctJUout BualnoH (1998), 81 Ohio St.3d 45, ' = ':*"'°' .... ~ ~~~ r ~ppc:!7:~1 n by f :U~ ~ ~
10 probale. ~. Will and d~ f~ =son• *" PUBLIC NOTICE Flotlllou1 Bu•ln•H Name St•t•ment lor •dd•tlooal Information. Tf\111 Dlied"t:i .M'ie,";ii mont~s from the det• 11irice ~~ any codicils are 1v1ltebl1 COUINS AVENUE PROP-Ne,,..St•t•m•nt Thefoltowtngpenons81t Publl1htd Newport lcM:h8aMlllry-....11at of lirat 111uence of .
lor eKammallon ln the file ERTIES 500 Angelita Co-FlctJtlou• BuslneH The following peitons are doing b4.lslnl11 es: _ Beach.Costa Me11 Dally ~ Ploor. La ~ CA l•tters 81 provided In 15 8 dobtN
kept by the cour1. rone dtl Mar cauiom1a N•RM Stetement doing bulln111 as: Extended Image Salon & Pilot Ftbnllry 28. March 3, E · IOOtf, ~ ~ 1ect1on 9100 of th! = 1 . THE PETITION requtsts 92625 ' The lollowlng person1 ere ~MCO PAINT & AUTO-Hair Extension Studio. 1221 5, 1998. (211) W.-, ~ c...i f · p b I C d · y I W8
au1hor1ty to administer lht Eric P. Willlam1 TruSIN of doing business u : BODY, 1665 Babcock SI• W. Cout Hwy., Newport Sa066 JeerW.at LAil. "nUl9le ..... Th:: OT~~e ro f:r D f?iineg l>e that pur.
eslale under the. lndepeir The Williams Trust dated Town & Country Trustee Coat• Mesa, CA 92627 Beach, CA 926«b . ~ OU Ofllclr, DMI: 02lt1• I dent Admlnlst1allon of Es· January 10 1992 500 Alt-SlfViel, 18299 Mt. Baldy Innovative Aulocratl, lncor· Sandra Anne Vlnorl. 900 PUBLIC NOll CE ACT A AIAfl"JOIMO 02/tT, azA, claims will not expire :02116198 1a1es Act. (This authority ellta c • del. M cat-Circle. Fountain Valley, CA poreted (CA), 1~5 Bib-Sea Lane 158, Corona del . OM>3 before lour months · TT~iC as Trustee
will allow th• per1ona1 rep· ffornii 9fersa ar, 92708 cock st .. Costa Meaa, Calif. Mat, CA 92625 Flc:tltlout BuslnH1 1 , 1998 at tQPQ from the hea11ng dete r8iit1 Rd .. Ste.•
resenlallve to take many JoHphlnt p Wiiiiams Town & Country T.D. Ser· 92627 Tnls business Is con· N•m• Statement ~ritieS PUBLIC NOTICE noticed above. Bing Farms. Ml actions without cour1 •P-Truslff of Truit. A of The vice, I~ .. (CA), 18299 Mt. Thi• busllle'u Is con-ducted by: an Individual The following pe<1ons are Colmany, a tomla YOU MAY EXAM-5 ,
proval. Belore taking cer· Wiiiiama famtty Trust dated Bald~ Circle, ~ountaln Val· ducted by: a corporation Have you started doing doing buslno11 11: Erltlol'i . ~ ~ NOTICE Of TRUSTEFS SALE INE the file kept by the Number: (24~
1a1n very Important actions. August 9, 1911, 325 Collins ley, A 92708 Have you started doing business yet? Yes, 1995 Daltfl1 Early Fin• An, 1112 '!,, ·~pu TS No~ 17~2171 LOlll No.: co.urt. II you are a per· ~· . ~58 Sctiafer Attorney however, the personal rep· Avenut, Newport Beach, This b usiness Is con-buslnesa yet? No Sandra Anna Vltt0<I . Monttcito St., Placentia, ~tS 1 jn S1Sm1 YOU ARE IH DEFAULT son interested 1n 1he ~· Agen · · rcsen1at1ve will be required CallfOfnl• 112662 ducted byr a corporation lnnovatlye Aulocraft lncor· This statement was llled CA 92870 ~~ 0 1~i · UMOER A DEED Of TRUST eatete, you ~V file : 17198• 02124198.
lo give notice lo Interested Eric p Wllllami TrustM ol Have you star1ed doing porated, Terry Skalla, Sec./ with the County Clerk ol David Early, 1908 E. 3rd e 1h9 obo~the DATED 7111J3 UNLESS YoU with the court e formal
persons unless they have Trust A of Th~ Wiiiiams business yet? Yes, 2·18-Gen. Manager Orange County on 2·26-98 St.. Laguna Beach, CA. ~ R~ of TAKE ACT10M TO PROTECT RequHt for Special 1 J°T1
10 the proposed action.) 9, 19h, 500 Angelita, 0co-Town & Country T.D. Ser· with the County Clerk or Dally Piiot Mar. 3, 10. 17, Thi• business 11 con· execu ed DY ·Robert us-SOLD AT A PUBLIC SAL£. IF in~.~~ooryte~' ~'!!~.:~ waived notice or consented Famll Trust dated Au ust 1994 This statement was flied 18980750419 90802 n , late QI i YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE N tic f h fil' f
The Independent 'lldmlnla· rona del Mar California vice, Inc.. Thomu S. Orange County on 2·25-98 24 1998 TS66 ducted by: an lndlvldu11 tavson and Amel K YOU NEED AN EXPLANATIOH of ettete HHt;,. or of 1---------
1ra11on authority will be 92825 • Marler. President 19980750184 • Have you started doing tavson.hv:~anda.· a Of THE MATURE Of THE OBITUARY 888
\)•anted unless an Inlet· Thi• buslneu 11 con-This statement WIS filed Dally Piiot Mar. 3, 10, 17, PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No tel .811 pub audJOn to PROCEBllHG AGAINST YOU, •.n.y/Oproevitl'.~~ ~~ •:ecooti'!onnt l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'. ('~led person mes an ob-ducted b . 8 eneref art with the County Clerk of David Early est bldClef cash. s YOU SHOULD COHTACT A 11 1ec11011 to the pell11on ind nershlp y. g P • Orange County on 2/6198 24• t998 T665 Flc:utlous Bualneaa This statement was flied ~~ on~ LAWYER. On S/1711111 2:00 PM,. ~~obeteof 6"octe .~al~or~!._ F R I E N D
show good cause why the Have you llarted doing 19980748192 PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stetament with th' County Clerk of b';"';-~· afedefal lotCESTAA MORTGAGE£ v -LARRY H.
court should not grant the business yet? Yes Oct 1 Dally Pilot Fab. 10, 11, ?4, The following persons are Orange Coun:y on 2-27-98 ~ ~~>Y It SSMCES. LLC~ • duly queat for Special Notice a~th~~~AINO on the etl-1997 • · ' Mar. 3 1998 T639 FlctltJoua Bualn•H doing business aa: 18988750494 II* '0t *l!I mppolnted TIWIM under Ind form i1 eveillble from FRIEND, Larry H. 62,
1,011 will Ile held on MA~CH Erle P. Williams, Tru1tH PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stetement SHERLOCK HOME IN· Dally Piiot Mur. 3, 10, 17, bin . . a-pul9Ulllt to Died of Trvtt ~~ ~~tldon .. : o f Newport Beach
.'6, 1998, at 1:45pm In This statement was filed The following persons are SPECTION COMPANY, 24, 1998 T66e p;J· Of ~ ~ 71MS, • IMINl!ltflt ·~-·-r died Fetlluary 27th.
Oepr 703 located at 341 with the County Clerk of Flctltloua Busln•H doing business IS: 2752 Cibola, Costa Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICE ~.!'_.,~..:_~1 ..ef :,0:5°'~ ~th.~ i:.=.-!'~ otter a 13 year battle
Tho C11y Duve South, Or· Orange County on 2•13-98 Name Statement A WAY OF LIFE, INC .. 9l7 Cahl 92626 !i:d'iO'dc> bU'"linesSI" " with prostate canccn
.mge. CA 92868. 19980748012 The followi rsoni are Via Zurich Clrclt, Newpor1 Chri
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slophe< Cr8& Knox, Fictitious &ualnasa ~sti:' WI~ g::rEAI 111 ~ ~ ~ ~ r10 N . T\la'dn Mr. Friend was the
rF YOU OBJECT to lhl Ke<th C. Welputt, Attorney doing buslne~ :: ~~;!;( C8~~:~GE CO • ~ ::~ °C~T{ 9200~ew· Hame Statement entrance to the 1 Clltomfa. ~ 11¥ HOW· -=-Ana CA 92705 founder and a partner
granting ol the pot111on, you at Law, 19762 MacArthur D111llng Unle Ra$Cals Pet· INC (CA) 1821 F1tleen1h Thia bus'iness is coir The IOllowlng persons are HalA • 300~EaSI ·a ARD P. GUNDY ANO PATRICA 02/24. 02126, 03/03 of L. H. Friend, ~hould appear at lhe hear· Blvd .. Suite 100, Irvine, Cal· ting and Dog Walklng Ser· A enue San Francisco CA ducted by: an Individual doing business as: alYel'll,lfJ,"""' .11• ~ ,....,._ IC. GUNDY, HU$8ANO ANO Welnress. FranksQll
mg and stare your ob· Uornla 92715-2471 vice, 1708 Skylark Lane, ~122 • • Have you star1ed doing BIB LIMITED. 2511 Chris· --~I.lo, .,..,r&,:;" Id ~-~ WlfE W1lL SB.l AT PUBUC PUBLIC NOTICE and Presson Inc. -1ecroons or file written Ob· Dairy Pilot Feb. 24, Mar. 3, Newport Beach, CA 92660 This bus~ss Is con· b s· ess 17 N topher Lane. Costa Mesr. ·~ said 1 AUCTIOH TO HIGHEST BIOOER1---------He Is survived by 1"11$
lore the hea11ng. Your ap-10· 17' 1998 661 Skylark Lane Newport dHucted by a corpor;u~ · This slltement was filed No1m111 e. Jon11. Phd. · ..i. ln lawM. ~ of Ille E ch 11 d re n , o en is e
1~c1ions with the cour1 b• T X Mlchaal S Grier 1708 cm'.rs Kn~; o Calif. 92626 ~· a o {: 111 FOR CASff ~ 11 time of NOTICE ~RUSTEE'S wife, Darren Frlen~.
pe~amie m~r be In person PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92sGO bu~l~~0:.,1·~~~ 2·1·~;ng with the County Clerk ol 2511 Chrl1topher Lane. as; . Ill Unltld StlMe) AT THE HORTH rrt1e Order 2&48411l Friend ol Hemeot, °' Y your 8 orncey. 0 Flctlt'oua Bualness Angela Russell·Grlllf, l708 PAP·K BROKERAGE CO Oranne County on 2·27·98 Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 ~ o FROHT ENTRAHCE TO THE RTrustee Sale~ 9(97~ 171 Russell Friend ol Lnt
or a eon11ngen1 CTedrtor ol fllamaStalem•nt Beach,CA9266o IPNC .• 1 Jeeqn utffne Kazart11n. l9"911'8'150'40Y r snu s co· ., ........ 1'8$} .. "'fo 7 t2 · Angelu, Matthew IF YOU ARE A REOIT R 1 StOOark Lant ('lewpotl · " " t ~bU I r i n _.__. ..Nr" lffief COCJllT'( COURTNOUSE. 100 ~~ ".#
lhe deceased, you must Ille The following peric>ns are This business Is con-{~1~ d:t~tement WIS filed Dally Piiot Mar. 3, 10. 17, d..l';!:d ~~~ an,i~~~dud~lng ~8 natlOn, ~ ~A CENT,.: ~~ ! A. ge~~U~ Friend and Nicholas
your claim with the cour1 doing business u : ducted by: husband and with the County Clerk of 24, 1998 T670 busln11s yet? t-30·98 • abovett; Is to t>e: (NOTE: CASHIER'S CH£Cl((S) 0 ~~199 NFerwl eponrtd Bbeaocthh, a~o f
sonal representative ap-TIES, 201 Paularlno Ave.. Have you started doing range ounty on • • 8 PUBLIC NOTICE This itat•m•nt wu filed ~ BGti 9 I t LOHESfAR MORTGAGEE brothers, Sol Frien J11d mall a copy lo the per· TRICO TURNER PROPER· wife 0 C 2 27 9 Norman E. JonH, Phd. 1526 E~ ~vald, MUST BE MADE PAYASl.E fO ~ 'r
pointed by the court within Costa Mesa. Calif. 92826 business yet? No 199B0750498 , with lh• County Clerk ol u rus ee SERVICES, LLC . .a right. tftla ~:Ri MAY and Don Friend.
four months from the date Clarence J . 'furner, Michaels. Grier Dally Piiot Mar. 3, 10, 17, Fictitious Bualneaa Orange County on 2•27•98 Een ty for any Md lnlerMt ~ to Md ~ AT~' P~LIC Memorlal Services
ol first Issuance of the let· Trustee, The Turner Family This statement was flied 24, 1998 T871 Ham• Statement 19080750498 te5S and o lti~,: now held by It under Aid Deed I N ~ ~ will be 3:00 pm,
tors as provided In 1ectlon Trust . 1984, 201 Paularlno with the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE Th• foHowlng persons are D II Pll t M 3 10 17 atlon .other ... ___ ofTRllllntfleprof*tylltulted ra I Tu••d•v. M•rch !JlOO ol the California Pro· Ave .. Costa Mesa, Calif. Orange County on 2·27-98 doing business as: a Y 0 er. · • • • If any, ,,...,...., In aid Count11 lfld 51111 ct. p I 3rd, at Paolfl.c,
bille Code. The tlme for Iii· 92626 18080750483 8 I Phenomenal Design Con-24, 1998 T612 Sale wit be made but actlbed •: ··-rAI -fully GAIN Y VI• w M •mo r I a .,
Ing claims will not expire Clarence J. Turner Jr., Dail j>u01 M8I. 3, 1o, l7, Flotltloue us neH structlon, 512 Bolu IA, PUBLl:;;::ttOTICE ~anl warn.,~ deec:ribad In t"8 .,,. IMn-SIL C ACT Chapel, 3500 PacillC" before four month1 ftomTrustee, Halley Rose241y998 T663 NameStatement NewportBaach,CA92663 "" ~l!l)r95Sorlm reoanf 't1onac1DeedofTNlfAPt1_,,. LA E ~ View Or .• NewpQI~ the hearing date noticed Turner Trust • 1997, 201 • The followlng persons 91e John Petrick Lull, 512 lit».~ , oDncslliOn M1'5 The *""add,_ Md 19' at 9.4 ,\M .. Tr Beach, Calirornla ,
above Paularlno Ave.. Costa PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: Boise IA, Newport Beach, CHS115700U enc:U ~. iidjd'"rng OC1Mf -d.igMlloli. If T1941, A Pro In lieu 01 Flowers. VOU MAY EXAMINE the Men. Cahl. 92626 American Contrac1011 CA 921S63 NOTICE Of lees. and lfJCPen* Wft, of the ,.., pRlflll1y ct. racJOn lncoroolaled
hie kept by the coun. 11 you Irene c . Turner, Trustee, Flctltloua Buslnatt Equipment, 7too Garf11ld, This business Is con· PElllww ·yo of ihe rusteeb ar)Q~O taiied .,.,_le SIUfllOltld 10 Lawsas ...... °'dullhelhe'~Stale c2!_. donations may be(' are a person ln1eresttd In Irene c. Turner Trust • Name Stetemont Huntington Beech. CA. dUc:1ed by· an lndMduaJ _. llUSU c:realed t.,said of Ila: 715 GRAYUHCiBAl' COSTA .,.., auy ""' made in honor o
Ille esta~ou may lilt 1997, 2Q1 P1ularino Ave., The followlng persons ate 92848 Have y~ started doing ~TE OF: eMI, pay of~ ~ CA l2m The undw· nl~ toJ Larry H. F11end.
~uest lor Special Nolle• ol This bualness Is coir Colllns Assoclatu 840 1&401 Woodstock Ln .. John Lull HSl8ERT GREEN. Y 07 a . tcw-:z..=---of 7 o 1250 Fourth SI,.# 360< with the a formal R• Costa Meta, Cant. 92626 doing buslneu H : Wiiiiam J . Anderson, buslnlSs yet? No _. , sub n'ISIO "'''1"IS = TNlllll died"-"rt m I c• CAP CURE, :
lhe folong of an Inventory ducted by: • general part· Newport Cenlllf or'. Ste. Huntington Bt1ch, CA This statement was flied JR. . ruSI IO wit • .-.o from the ltr9'l and o4tllf a= 0 Santa Monica,
and appraisal of &stale U· nershlp 660 Newport Beach CA 92847 with the County Clerk ol CASE NO. A191048 8 997 . 3 % ~ ~ ~ 11 atft, of ty. ""-~""•. Callfornle 90401 sols or of any petition or Have you started doing 926i2 . • Thia buslnu1 Is con· Orange County on 2/6/98 To ell heira, benefi· annum as ri said .._...._laid .. _. be b~MariO z. 1---------
section 1250 or tha Calllor· Clarence J. Turner. Trustee 840 Newport • Cenitr or'. Have you started doing ciariea. creditor•, con--~ • nl Ir\~ or Nalionll iCik accoU/lt as provided In businMs yet? No Budge Colllns Inc (CA) duct9'1 by: •n lndMdual 199B0748194 IUdl. bul wtdlout CIOWlllnC a sinate '
n•a Probate Code. A R .. This itatement wu filed Ste 660 Newpor1 Beach buslnen yet? No Dally Pilot Feb. 10, 17, 2.4,. tingent creditors, end wilh~ ~· ..__, °' illlplled. I A
quasi tor Specral Notice with the County Clerk of CA ·92612 • W.J. Andttton Mat. 3, 1998 T634 PC!rlonbs w~o mayt~!,h•.r· 49T bene T ~...:.= '°~ ~n. t:! ~· as
lorm 15 &·1allabl• lrom the Orange County on 2.10-98 This business Is con· T,hls 1tet1m1nt was filed wtae e mteret .... m undef said of lfflllnlng pMc:lpel of Ille ~!
cour1 clerk. 199Be748553 ducted by: a corporation with the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE the will or Htete, or l'.ecetolore ftld notl(l)Wllnd tiw.::'Deed of AU< :QW HI
Attornelf for Pttl· Daily Pilot Feb. 17, 24, Have you started doing Orange County on 2/6198 Flctltloua BualneH both, or: HERBERT ~ TNIC, wttl\ lnW91t tlMnoft. • 810 f tloner: T buslnesa yet? Yes July 19980748213 GREEN, JR. pnMdacl In aid nde(9). ad-al ti~ g, ""'.._'!] RICHARD J. Mer. 3, 10, 1998 646 19n • Dally Piiot Feb. 10, 11, 24, Namo Statement A PETITION he1 IO a. VlllClll, If "ft, under the tenu 'r.Lf a ~
ALBRECHT, ESQ. PUBLIC NOTICE Buclga Collins, Inc .. Jam•• Mar. 3, 1998 T640 rr· lo~ng pe~sons are been filed by KENNETH ! to. • .~ of aid Deed of T.,,., -check . ;bvm'· or fl&-,. less 0 00408) L Berens Secfetary Clo ng bus nHJ as. J CUMMINS In the ,.,._. ~ Md ...,_ of Ille lional b ~ • Mortuary 1 ' Flotltloua BualnHt This statement wH filed PUBLIC NOTICE Greylhock Ttadlng Com-S~perior Court of Call· ...... lo toof Truet• llld ol the fNlll en-a state Of ' , Ch-• Crematory
COLLEEN BARNEY, Name Statement with the County Clerk of pany, 624 Terminal Wy.. fornia, County of Or· .. ,.. lled by eeid Died of TNll. The or ~,y a
ESQ., (CSBl107041S), The following persona are Orange County on 2/6198 FlotltJoua Butlnesa Colla Mesa. CA 92627 enge. real~ ar:':J. local llllOVnt of the unpeld °' sav a and 3500 Pacific: View Ortve
ALBRECHT & BARNEY, doing bu1ln11t a1: . 1'988748f85 Name Stattment Anthony F. Greyshock. THE PETITION re· Vo ,..,......., ballnCll of thl obllgi(lon ... • s ~ Newport Bud\
t PARK PLAZA, STE. a) First Class Catering Dally Pilot Feb 10 17 2,. The following persona are ~103 R~~~~~s~ Cr .. Costa qut1tsthatKENNETHJ. y· information· Mon· andbyllMpnlplftytobuold .. ~.1 =1k ~ ..._,2100
3 0 0 I I Av IN E' c A Company. b) Premier Ca· Mar. 3, 1998 . ' T633 doing buslntH as: Tri:· business Is con· CUMMINS be appointed IO S:OOpm end r-... lldfNlad ODetl, 111 of BR-......__
92614 tiri ng Company, c) a) Cornerstone Funding du"'..,. by· e" lndlvldue1 ea personel r~reaente· 9 ~Md ldv.,_ II the tonanaal~"'-.....,•· Ill ...... ) r-~ 91NI..,...
G a I c I I PUBLIC NOTICE SOiutions ~·... . ... .,.. . eom. u-oftha lnlllal puOlh:atk>n of U\WOllV»> .... _... IEU. --·-iv ~~~,c~~~~~:ry ~~s~.r~:1~ ter1~B.,.,~m~•~Y~~)1 ~ FlotJtlou• ausln•H :::. · ~~d~ way. Cy-~:.':~~ i~i~~=h~~<>-99 Ht•+~e' i~r.ni~·~!: rP . . s~~·o.!s"8o1 :;:-=z ~~ ~ ~· Mort~ * Chapel
Published Newport c:,umpy ourme a •reno b) CS Have you star1ed doing rive to edml 1ter the rJo Weslem i Ille HotiCle ot a. i. AJ.. 8= ( entnw\Ce .....-w, ''
WTS89 l erln'g Company 3111 dol bualnell :. Andrew way, Cypress, CA with the County Clerk of WILL end cod1cll1, If the llfldarPgned 1 Wlfnen oaw DY. ~ 110 staBroa~y 4, t998 · =Y Qc~11~;1~~•I c~: n!'1='•':!:! are Jerry' Franklln Fizer. 6897 Thl1 atatement was filed quests the dec.edent'• ~· ' ~.__,Mdclehw9dto ~~conve ~ · Cremation
---------1 Gibraltar Ave Costa M... s n':'mrock Olst~lbutors 90830 Orange County on 2/8'98 any, be edmlued to Oldlndoll of 0.flull and Deed ~in~~ Costa Mesa PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92626 .. • 901 wni Balboa BIVd 11 · Thi• bu11neu 11 coir 1Hae14s1ee prob•te. _1:he WILL ·~ ~Y. 1 ~ OMiand.,, w.. Ind,..-.. S11U.-Sn . .,... ... 180 ---------1 Norman R. Bennett, 3111 Newport Beach, CA e26e1 ' ducted by: an Individual Delly Pllol Feb. 10, 17, 24, eny ood1c1la ~re ev8!1· ~ I • ,.._of DM111.111 Md Becdoft 1omia
SSC 7042 GlbraJter Ave., Costa Mffa, Jane Whelan, 901 WHt Have you atarted doing Mar. 3, 1998 T635 eble f~H exam1nedon 1n , Ys.gnaturel: ~~111ldalof111Md•'!!:! ~:In~ y_ .... NOTICE OF CA 112628 Bafboa Bllld. 11. Newport bu1lnns yet? No the file kept by the Del I -,_ 0...... -...,_, I fie 1,...,..
PETITION TO Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Beach, CA 92661 Jerry Franklin Fizer PUBLIC NOTICE court. XI 14 Bactton to W to be '9CIOfdM r.================~ ADMINISTER ducted by: an lndMdual Tom Taylor, llOI West Bal-f!lls statement wu filed THE PETITION re-17198. Om.4198. In the Ol'Nl'lly .... tlla 1'111 I
ESTATe OFr Heve you •tatted doing boa Blvd #1, Newpon with the County Clerk of Flctltloua Bus.lneH quests authority to prop.ty II...._ Diii: ,_.
GEORGE s. RHODES buslne11 yet? No Beach, CA 92681 Or111g1 County on 1/12198 Name Stat•ment edmmiater the Hletl N11Y 24 1• U*ESTAA
CASE NO Af81109 Norman Bennett Thia buslnus 11 con-18880745248 The followlng persons are under the Independent lllORfGAGEE SEJMC0.
To all heirs' be·.,.l'lclarles Thi• llatamtnt wu filed ducted by: • general part· Dally Pilot Fib. 10, 17, 24. doing butlness as: Administration of Ea· PUBLIC NOTICE U.C.. • T,.._ ~
creditors cooUngent a1<11'. with the County C1/tf1c Of narlhlp Mar. 3. 1998 T042 Pews ol the Planet, 3810 tates Act. (Th11 euthori· o....., ~ S--..
tors, Ind. persons who mey OrtJlQI County on 1 1&'9& Have you 1tar1ed doing PUBLIC NOTIC" Channel Place, Newport ty'will ello w the pertotl-NOnCI! °' ~ ~ P.O. Im !1SW,
olhllfWisa be Interested In 1088745484 business yet? No '" Beach, California 92663 el representef1ve to teke W.. ~ ... No. Dalltl. r ... 7$25t~ FOR
the will or 11ta11 or both Dally Pilot Feb. 10, 17, 24, Jlne Whelan KalhlMn A. Edman, 38l0 many ection1 without Dt~ 1111 Ol'dar No. T1lUSTlE"S SALE INflOMA.
of: GEORGE S. RHODES • M.,. 3, 1988 T&43 Thi• atatement wu ftled Flotltlout 8utlneu· Channel Place. Newport obteming court eppro..,.. naio. ...,_•a No. TIOH Pl.EASE CALL ltt1P17·
A PETITION hat been -With the County Clerk of Name ltetament Bffef\, Callfomla 92663 I B f t k' . ,,_N'NNo. ~.n 7111 U>llESTAR MOR't'GAGEE
lllod by GEORGE P. PUBLIC NOTICE Orange ColMlty on 2·1).98 The foUowtng peraon1 are Thi• bu1lne11 11 coir a · ~ore • mg certam YOU Mii .. 09NA.T w. SERVICES U.C. IS A DEBT
RHODES In th. Su...,.lor 199817•8804 doing b4.l1lneaa ••~ ducted bv:.,, Individual very imponant aotion1, C8 A om> °' TltJIT ~ ATTEMf'T'ING TO ..-· FlclRJoua ltualMU Joaoo Akerman, Reall0< Hlv• you started doing however, t,he personal WQm arm111. U11i98 COUECT A DEBT. A1tr IN· Cour1 or Calllornla, County Nemo ltet4Hn9ftt Dally Pltot fib. 17, 2.4, 714 N1rcl11u1. Corona del bu1lne11 vet? No repre1en1at1vl! wlll be YOU TNCm M:TIDN TO FORMATIOH 09TAIHED Will
ol ORANGE. The f llowt '*'°"' .,.. Mar. 3, 10: 1998 T851 Mar, Cal. 92525 Kathleen A. Edman req~lred to give notice FRUl&I YOUR ~ BE USED FOft THAT PURPOli.
THE PETITION requoita doing ~uiln1t~ et: PUBLIC NOTICE R. w. Brown Co., Inc:.. Thia ttatement wH flied to 1nterHted pereont llnY. If MAY• ICU> AT A AIAPIOteo. 211', am, 3'10
that GEORGE P. RHODES ALPHA AMERICA REAi.TY (CA) 950 South Coast Or. With the County Clerk ol unleu they have ;ijiLlC IAl& p YOU---------
I.le ippo1":1~ ~! :=~ /4140 MOATGAQE, 245 Flt-Flotttloua ButlneH Suite 1 tO, Colla MHa, Cal'. Orange County on 216190 waived notice or oon-...,AN IDCPUHA'nCIH °' PUBLIC NOTICE
represen 8 cher Ave., #A9, Coate Name ltatomont 112826 . 198887482 t S sent ad to the propottd ntm MT\N °' Ttm ""°"1---------~e;n:he tsla,l• of the d•c• Mesa, 112&28 The followlng pertont are Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-Delly Plk>t Feb. 10, 11. 24, ection.) Th~ lndepen-·--....-N»MST YOU. CH8'17021t
THE PETITION reqUfftl Alpha Atnlfle& flnandll, dolnQ bulln .. 111: ducted by: a COfporaUon Mat. 3. 1eee T637 dent . ed~1nl1tretlon vou IHDULD CONTACT I. NOTICE OF
authorlt 10 admlnlll8f the Inc.. (CA), 245 Fl1c:"-1 STAl'E AUTO. 2921 S. Heve you llar1td d~ authonty will be grented IJIWYlll O. ClltUl1W PE ION TO
estalt ~nder the Ind~ Ave., 1149, Colt• Mlll4 CA Main St., Santa Ana. CA buR •wlneee yet?CoYff, 1/151118 PUBLIC NOTICE unle11 • an interH~ed 2:00 P.M., .. 0111 o.t Ari:l•r
dent Admlnlstrallon of e.. 928ff 82707 · · Brown • Inc .. Rlch-person files en object.ton ~ • .. *"1 • ---• l:K
tales Act (Thi• authoflty Patrk:le Ann Banton Zo-Aeivan Shlltll, 1918 E. ~I W. Brown, Prn. Flotltlou.a lutlnH• to the petition end ,..... 1'1111111 ~ end ESTATE OF: FRANK will ~~~_,. ~~· l45Ti '":9' ~ C.~vt.J>rllllQL.. '-iit'~rv w&• :~ ..._. ...._.,..,.. good c:ucauaA MA rtsen11t1ve •o take many • 0• • .... t:ztf1 Of C 2".t....,. Til9 fo11owtnO peraon1 111• •h• court should not ,........ on 07nwt • FRANK ,J.
actions Without court ap-m2ts GhatMm Rnapour, 1818 ange ~ on ... dolng'butinaN u : grent the authority. DoG.lnmll No. .,...,. ClOMft'A
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teln Vtrf lmpottant ICtlont. ducted by. a Umhed Pitt:. CA 928&7 Oalfy Pllol Pw. 17• 24. ham St. 1108. Huntington P•tlfion wilt be held 011 __,.In h CllllCla d h To Ml h • ~fl· __ -..;:......---."""""--..---'~.;;;.....;;;;;;;....;..;;;====-=;:,::;;=-hoW8Wf Iha per90tltl rep-nenhlp ThJt b11atnn1 It con. Mer. 3, 10. 19M T0..7 81aeh CA 92&49 Matot\ l 9 l l91J at d ~~ $ri ~· ... ::·~~t:-in= :=_.rvrei'~~•=-19 :.V~.by:.-a-Qtnlfll'*'· PUILJCllOTIC! =t~~~ t •6 !.;M·!~n~ 19s 1My .-~ !: tJnga8:t o•tdl;:;~ ":f
un1en th9Y hlvw P~ Mn 8toton Zo-.._. ~ etMed doing pelf' leaCI CA tlt4SO ocat ... •t 1 City ..-.. .,.....,., • ._.. l*'IOM w~ mev om.-~~ ~ *'*'*" ... tlled ~·c:.,No ~!~:.:.:~· ~~ ~··:i-~0,,. V~~1~0"8',.:o~· ~: t-A .. ~ ~ tt.1:·'W~r ~i·:~~ !::
Th• lndepencSanc ad,,.,.._ wllh lhe County °"11 of Thlt ~t w• flied 1'11 lollowtng pertont.,. Have you tUned doing 92883. 11. ,_, •Ml If llll*IC both. of: F1'AN1'1. J ,
tretlon authority Wiii be OrtngaCountyOl'lt•11<M wftr'I the County Clltll ol dolnQbullMtsui bullneQYet?Y .. ,2·1·H IFYOU08J!CTTO IUCllll\11> ...... l*l-CUCCHI ARA AKA ranted un1M1 en Inter· 1 .... 74t2tt °'Miii Coun1y on 2·1 .... wtlSON COFFU ROAST· a Glenn JUcSenoW the grentlng of the ., b Giit\ .......... FftANI( J. CUCHIARA L1acs '*'°" ri1lt en 00. o.ity PloC ,.,. 24. M•. s. 1tN•74HU tNa. 1190 Monrcwi• 85, me ftal«ntnl WU flied petition, you thould -.............. ~ A P!TITION he•
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Qr NEWPORT I•-----BUSINESS LOST & EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 APPLIANCES 6011 MERCHANDISE BEACH 1069 APARTMENTS OPPORTUNITY FOUND 2925 S53Q iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim MISC. 6015 TRANSPORTATION i!ii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT 2 904 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir. 1 800 Oak le• Box Kenmore Dryer·Elec iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••
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Cls to Fa1hlon Island, 11 Loat Cat on2/25 714 646-4380 1 Sony Video Aecorder1---------1n 3-ca $5490001---------BIQ~~T Orange Persian w/ Healthy Gourmet Pl ·,... D I water , a mond . $350 OBO. Vacuum SAILBOATS 7014
OPPORT\NTY r gar, · Id VI r •••k• enthu1la1t1c ease " ea ars 714-e46-4380 Cleaner $20. 642·3228 Maxine Propp, Agent BALBOA PAYCH CKSI ~~w~n el~~~ ... i1 ~ detail-oriented. ..11. Popcorn Maker Cart washar/Dryar/Rafrlgara·
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outboard, $3SOO w/8'
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BLUFFS close to CdMli*iiii!i8iiUiiNiiiNiiYiiiPiiiAiiTii1ii0ii*i Free WebiltH. Free 101"L_o_a_t_M_o_to_r_o_la-fl-lp-_t_o_p computor. people, S8SO 714-675·9460 6017 H.S. 3Br 2.5Ba, 2-cat· L Join. Oetalll 24 hour•. phone & extra battery. phone & organize·
gar. End unll, 1,881af g 2br 1 ba, new paint, Toll Ir•• 1 ·888-309· Vie. Wes tell If or 17th tlonal skills a must! Ute & brlte upgraded' lndry rm, avl now 4G80. Marketers World 7 1 4 ·8 3 1 ·O 8 7 5 n/smoker, Saturdays
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BLUFFS COSTA ••'IC!sA 2e24'"aooiT SALESi Pro s. Coast Plaza on p~~~ !ul~c~:s~~r· :~~ C 0 N D 0 """" marketer helps you 1 /20/98 Call Ahmad 4Bdrm •• Jusl listed ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gage broker. Experl-Needs TLC S288,ooo'" ••II product/1vcsl Anbar at 444•2656 ence a must.Bonuses
7 14.944 ·O 4 9 e 1 Br De t 8 oh e d Call 714-434·2973 Call 714·8S2·8822 Cott•e•• w/Patlo ---------Caatawaya on Dover near beach. Cathedral BARN $28,000· HEALTH & PT OFFICE In Busy
4 or SBd, 3.SBath cells .. frig. Move-In 178,000 part/full FI.,..~SS 3000 N.B. F\•atauran1. 15-20
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PIANOS & Colltc:tibles
Hrdwd Firs, $925,000 Speclall $675 'i-$400 time u • Grant Writer. iiiiiii•Hiiii,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hrs per wk/3 days.
Carole Wagner dep. 848·2421 $18.95 book tells all. Musi have plea1ant ''iiijiiiijiiiiiiiij~lifij~;iill
714-574-3810 •CoaUI Meaa'a Beat Flnanelal aueeesa •Fr•• Peraonal• ptione manner. MS 11
LINDA ISLE J r.1br & 1br, alao 2br u1ured. Fr•• lnlorma-Training Seaalon Word/ Excel/Quicken
1 b 1 d t Io n to 11 fr• • with Mannv & Restaurant Exp . l!xqulalte SBr 4.5Ba a, qu et gate 1.ae8-807·3322 • Helpful. Call Susan
Jeff Arcuri, Agent comm, pool. tennla, Th• Granla Company, _--=-"7=-1="°-=-:2,,.,9,.,,3.a=0..,.,.,,3,,...0_ 714-e42·7880
714-841-8881 rr::iay;b~~:h~~al~a~ 400 13th Ave., SW. LOS£ WEIGHT _R_e_a_t_a_u_r_a_n_t_S_e_r_v_e_r
Newport Shore• 2br, 714-557.0075 Eastman, GA 31023 Through a safe and R1pldly growing cal•
ofc. 2ba, 1·Lvt, beim E' Id CAL"SCAN sclentlllc nutritional In c .M. seeks exp'd,
cell, n1w Ille roof. • e Country-Woods EARN UP TO $2000 plan 714-557·2721 qualllty, motivated
$358,000 Bill Grundy 2br spllt·lvl, study, Ip, nar Wffk. Processing server for 5 slulls/wk. Aeahore 67s .,161 S92S.n/pel 180 21at .. -'VW•lk Your Way to B kl 1 1 ""' 645-9543 or 64e-1164 FHA Gov'I. refunds. Fitness-Feel like a Mil· rea ast· unch on y. Nwpt Hgta 4Br 3.SBa No experience neees-1 .. Must work weekends
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approx 3ooost, recent Newport Heights 1ary. Stan todayll Call :~;1m0~e;'op~~~~~or~ Ask lor Jon 646·4116
remodel, entertainers Ar•• Beautiful lrg 3br 1 ·3 1 5 ·7 9 8 ·7 1 8 3 of exerclsa $12.95 Sandwich Maker. FT/PT
dream S710K Prine 2ba, pvt· bale, nice & t24 Hra.) CAL"SCAN Money baclc guar1t1tee. Good Payll Alter 2p · · · quiet. $1 SCIO. 540-0130 Only. Owner 645-6371 ·l!ducatlonal home Call Toll Free 250·0919 pgr anytime --------
OCEAN FRONT Sp•cloua 3br 2b•, ba1ed bu1lrf1t11. Not (888)515·8222 802-8288. UNDER $300 000 gar, lndry-rm 5875 + MLM "'k·10k monthly -S,,...•_c_u_r_l_t .. -0-H_l_c_e _r•-• ' $500 dep. no pela. · ~ · • 1 800-995-079ex4144 ••••••••• Immediate openings. BANK REPO 2286 Canyon. 645·1492 . FR•I! 0 0. C .. F rr & p rr.
BEACH GIANT .. • ... 1 1 EMPLOYMENT 714-248·8578.
BEST PRICES $$PAID$$
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$739,DOO NEWPORT TIPS" How to start, •••••••-~ BEACH 2669 own and operate your
MEDICAL BILLING • ._,~,
excellent SSS. training PREDANll~
provided, PC/Modem '••D[lljlllllllllll•I required. Call 7 Day1 I~
W Prudential own 1uec11alul small _E_M_P_L_O_YME ___ N_T __ CllltllNll..., * 818 Canyon* bu1lne1a ... and do It
714-723-8120 1·2-3 Bedroom Apt1 right the llrat time. 5530
r.ear llf•shlon laland Ca II 1 ·900-4 79-39H iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I--, D_O __ Q_L_O_V___,.E ... R_S_'_ ~-A•• gar, fp, w/d hk· CAL"SCAN A I REAL ESTATE --raJ al Al $8-$11 per Houri ss stanl wanted. upa, cent r, arm HERSHEY, M & M, and benefits. Fff & P/ COM "DOG WASH". EXCHANGE 1600 aya, Gott eourM vi-• MARS Product1 Flex hours. Call S165G-S2995 644-0509 Routelll $100,000 an· T, PrHehool. lnlffod Kim. : · 4-673·4137 Tutor Time Child Care Litke Arrowhead HIU 3br 2.Sb• Brand N-nual potentlallll Na· In N.B.· 9515-2072
top d11ert vi-S300K 2-story Duplex near tlonaJ Company •Mks EMPLOYMENT Wiii exchange !Or oc Via Udo $2000/mo local honest person to • DANCE •
prop. 30001f 497-1137 •714-873-2303• aervlee exciting new •INSTRUCTORS• SERVICES 5533
automatic dl1pen1lng BALLROOM, LATIN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Newl• Renov•t•ct equipment. RequlrH & MODERN styles, -·-·-
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Uaa Rlv.r• HOUSES/ F Sn5 N P t • • • 0 Also Independent In· Please be aware that rom · o • •· 1 t a r t . C a I I 1truetor1 for Aerobics, Newport Bar Tenace ( 8 o o) 7 2 5 .a 9 5 8 Yoga or Fitness pro-the ll1tlnga In this cat·
1 6111 M •a 1 Dr Iv 1 CAL •SCAN grams. We have a egory may require you
FURNITURE 6014 1985 B••tle ... our
Jacket.Size Mlblum .
72' Cuatom Camel Excellent Condition ---------back 1ola S 1 000, King 7 3 s I z e ma II res 1/b ox/ ____ 1_4_·54_a_.s __ 5_3 __
frame like new $400. Marilyn Monroe
MOTORCYCLES
SCOOTERS 8018 Sacrifice Full stereo Books, poster1 & Pica
all components 52000 & more.Sat,8am-1pm '8S XA200 saoo. n-
(714) 840·8421 2520 W&1tmlnster Ave tlrH, runs .great! aak
Exquisite Cualom ---------for Chris (71 4) 6SG-
Furnlture •• Elegant & WANTED 060S
Grand Dining Table w/
6 Chair1. Chest, Desk. TO BUY 6019
Couch. large Potted iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I••••••••• , Plants. Indian Painting 1 BUY ALL PIANOS AUTOMOBJLES'
& More. 760-9S90 Anllquea-qu1I. lurnlture •••••••••
•Hutch 6X4, Walnut lpc or houseful cash
w/3 shells, nice. $300. paid (714) 957-8133 ---------
Divider sx5 3·shell ACURA 9010 storage room divider, Old Coln• Gold Slive r ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $200. 963.3483 Franklin Mml, Sterling 1•
Old watches & :ewelry * C•ra *
I BUY FURNITURE WeslCOISI CQln 642·~8 $., 00-$500 Anli~es. All PIANOS RECORDSfTOP $ Pollce lmpouhds
1pc or houselul cash J(lll. R&B. Soul, Rock Hondas. Chevrolet1,
paid (714) 957·8133 Etc ... 5o·a & ISO'• Mike JeepsM'!,;fS':.1~1t111t1&1
Lrg Entertainment 845-7505 800·772 .. 7470 x7038 Ctr. Washed oak,
glass/wood doors. ---------'84 LEGEND L
56x21, $350.obo JEWELRY, FURS Low mlles . Bol8. Like Nawl 969-8204 & K~T 6025 leather. moonroof.
A.I\ (3ROC306) $19.950
LEXUS OF Muat Sell by March 6
Black modern furn,
Gym & antique exer·
else bike. 722·9884
New Eruaagement WESTMINSTER
Ring for male. 14K (714) 892·8908
Gold, 5 Channel ct. _,.,•9"°'e"'-='1N,,..,..:T,.,,E""Q""RA,,,...,,.-Q.,.S..,..,,R-
Twin b•d, box &
fra me $25. Great
cond. hardly used
Cost S6SO. Sell $225. 31k ml. leather,
714·538°2098 custom wheels. holl
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Walnut Credenza MUSICAL
6"x3oin i29s, brass INSnOMENTS 60SS
(3POV326) $17,950 LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
714-892-8908
fireplace skirt. brasa ---------
bed head S95 C.D.M.· John Lennon Qultllr 71 4-673~ 111 Electrk:. Never llSed.
Whit• Queen alze (714) 548·5363
Hld••·b•d for ••I• $150. 844-1202 -SP_O_R_TIN_G ___ _
MERCHANDISE GOODS 6065
MISC. 6015 Rossignol Ski pkg• S69 ..__1_1_4_/$_1,..._2_52 _ __,,, CONDOS
----~-----1 FORRENT 714-54M855 •---------to call a 900 number SET UP AN beautlful aludlo avail. In which there Is a FIREWOOD X'lnt wood
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Ott-shore ttu11 for only Friendly, reliable & charge per minute. Buma greatl $135 a
Inga, boots. polH. all alzH avail. All accea.
1001 (714) 515·9022 wsowuo S200. Learn •eereta 01 exp'd persons fax res. ---------cord. any sl:te load
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MISCELLANEOUS rich. Make huge tax 7t4·786-1027 or mall $1000'8 POSSIBLE. delivered FREE 1004 -----·1·-----Government Owned GENERAL frH Income. Protect Dance 2o4 TYPING. To your drlvew•yl ---------
2Br 2Ba Spaelou1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•RE•NT-•:ALS•••••I your aaaet1 Otl·•hore 204 Washington St. Part·Cllml•T· AtF home. --------(714)852·88:17 TV, E"b!'CTRONICS, I• report lhOWI how. Balboa, CA 92661 • I Oii rH ---------· Condo. Ught & Quiet. zero oown home loan 1 -800·218·9000 APPLIANCES 6011 Oak frame day-bed STEREO 6080
listed el 1112,000 Frff24hourreeorded 1.a00·871·7 ta7 Bookk••P•r·PT for Ext.T·5139 complete, Sit sola-
Mlchael Lambert, A~ m1g: 1·888·782·7413 RENTALS TO CAL*SCAN N.B/C.M. Developer. for llstlng1. CAL·SCAN G•• Furnace by bed, oak '°'a table, Cable Deacrambler
.714-499.a48 ext 302CFR Tue·Wed·Thur, 10·3 CIVIL .. ERVICE Paune 132K 'BTU. 361n wrought Iron Box $14."5. Code 04 • · SHARE 2724 CREDIT Quick Book Pro. WP, JOBS • v • ~ t 1c1 eupf1 0 w . table & chairs. Sony •71 4-282•2604•
BALBO·• 2907 QPro and General hiring now. 511 S200.obo 5ls-s211 Cam.Corder. 8 pie. ---------n CORONA CdM Share abr 1beliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Offic• 548-8048 • $33/hr. Paid training. Denby Dishes & 8 pie. C•bl• TV
PENINS'" • 1007 22 · lull benellta. Call 7 Sell your home Nor 11 a k • Ch In a . Deacr•mbl•n v....n DEL MAR 21 cheerful home w/lrg BmtlND ON HOUSI! Care Givers needed day• 1·800-<433-7353 h 1 .0 d Br n1..-e $525 + lhroug c HSI e · 714-646-4380 •800·211-4125• -• .... mo Payments? Need help Hourly/live-In FT/PT ext. 3239 CAL•SCAN p;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;.;,.=======:::;::;.;=
II-Level .38r 2.58alh Dealgnera 2Br aa. utls. Prof'I fem prefd fut? Seven programs drlvera pref'd. So Cal. Q O V • R N M E N T 1
• Condo w/auperb kit, • Charming Condo Avl 311· &4o-&45" to get you current. No Homecar• ~I 722·10n JOBS. Now hiring.
· 8th floor entertaining Fullw Furn, patio, •E'alde CM Orange/ apptleatlon fee. Cspl· Cuato-r Se,,,loe S18,()()()..SG8,000. Call •deck w ocean vlewa. pool, epa. ga-, nr bch. M..a; L.rg rm/ban/am tal RHoureH. Inc. ...... 1-800-883.0819
S53S.OOO Dayna PettJt $1~/mo LM 780-3117 cat ok, S400 lncJ utll 14<>0-452•9572· BBB Fff. front desk pos.. ext. J..400 tor current
Agent . 173-3899 •Onrneoue CdM Home fem pref'd. 831·7451 Member. Web Sit• busy office, grfftlng Federal. County, City ~h•rmlng bHutllul wM:w1 4br, pool, 2 fp NB Stv 2br 2.5ba Ltg www.e&P-f•~c.•:~ pta, ached. appts, ma. & Stat• ll•t•.
open floor ....... 2·aty, Ma"9r aulte, $39915 2stry twnhm, bay View ture,rHp .. eomputer CAL•SCAN • t:-' • _..., ta CR•DIT c••o aklll• a +. s e xp __ _ .. br 2be wr..,ftlllbrary, Potential purehue. •..,.....,.,gym, t•M •• ~ based.714-e40-7030 NO EXPl!Rl~NCE
gourm .. kit. "95.000 Call Kristy 720-1080 $750 + utll 760-3807 D•BTT Cut payment• -.....i.--....,,.---NECIESSARYI $500
Dayna Pettit, Agent Newport l•l•nd on to ~ Reduce or F•d•I Miii Operator TO $800 Weekly
173-3199/'861_.810pgt C0$t'• •-r• 2124 Ba/. Stv 3br 2ba $750 ellmlnate Interest. 2 yeara min. exp., Potential ProeeHlng
A auo.iJA 112 utll, bOat dock avl. Instant approval. Must t>a able to edit Mortgage Refunds.
Co.ONA 2 blks/ocesn ISG-5742 Non-profit. C.Q.A. program at the m• Own houra. Call
•bet 2b• 1g country kft 1 .. 0 0 ·5 0 0 .f.I 4 7 l!I chine and do some 1-&0o.382·2190 DEL MAR 1022 2-c:ar gar awlm pool CAL•SCAN HI up. King lnstru-Ext. 503 CAL•SCAN
apa w/d malnt. prov'd COMMERCIAL ment Co. 18792 Burk•, ________ _
A ... utr 4br 3t>a LG Sltootmo 75e-1064 MONEY ~:~:h,C~u~tJ~g~~o~ EMPLOYMENT
fol w/greal yard ' ••'•Id• Spaclou.• REAL ESTATB TO LOAN 2n14 FAX Reaume to w11~D 5535 •ntertalnlng paUo. 3 Hug• Br'•· Dupt-., ., 71...a..7•2062 nnuJ
By Ownet 1195,000 new dw, Ip, 2 ear gar PLEASE NO CALLS
114-940-1118 11,295. 714-548-3959 •Dlreot L.endera•
Sf\ltrp DuplX 3br 3ba. •Ll'9 3 or 4br 2b• BUSINESS OPfICE 12,500-$50,000 FRl!B TUINJNQ &
: ftront unll 2br 2ba. hqme located at FOa UNT 2769 Contolldatlona 1at year Income S30K reat. flP a <I-Car gar. 443 •lmherat In Caah Loan1t8ad • Stevena Transport • r'• On Marlcet le7GK College Park Area. Na ... 8 It--Credit No proolem. OTA truck drivers
•Swedish Nurse• Loving, Dependable,
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Local Reh, 12 Vra
Exp. LlvH Locally
'V 714.e4•·373S~ Prtnclpa19 Only 1 al+ He req'd. Pia •nM u '""..-um NO ADVANCE FEI! w a n t e d I N o n-laroket 714-780-eNa call 429-1480 for appt phone, fax, gt"Ounct nr MIOCM80-7HO experienced or expert-1 ________ _
to .... AvaH nowl :,::;,9t'a:,'1Ye:':.*:;~ O&.Oiit •need • Toll frH DOMESTICS 5540 D•R•OU&.ATIONS 1•999•27IM058 EOE. COSU NISl-1024 DVINE Ul'9.A. lfn CAL ·scAN 21ih1d£
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hM ~ door fOf No exp nee, •tart now. For newborn twin• lntemadonaatv ••tab-7 opening•, up to and :s yr Oki In my ~ ~· Join HOO/Wk 714,-667·1271 Allao Vl• o home. :'.:a::n~ ~ INiUiiiNCia ... a "'9nday • ¥WS.'(
and more. Call wlnn&fl Our agern. 7i:SOam ·-~:topm.
(130)126-031 ~. '315 cloM :S group hNlth Mu.t .,_ •JllP8f~,
I n v • • t m • n t • NIM anCI 2 IOnV term dependabte, peu.nt ' ...... , .,......... ..,.. ,,... ......... eating. Rer.r.ncea r•
........ .,..... .. eat9 ... --. quired. 11100 per We ~MdU!e your a p po 1 n 1 me n t • • month. Pl•••• call 1~1 (114) ,, ... a .. • • •
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9105 LEXUS ------I TODAY'S I
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9115 TOYOTA 9211) liiiHilO•Nl>•Aliiiiiililil•91i08il_S JAGUAR
-----------------....;..------, .. ACCOltD LX ... x..18 •97 ae 300 'M 4ftUNN•fl ...... 8y CHARLES GOREN ~oor. auto, fl/W, a/c. 9Hen 40, r.•v. 27k Black/black, on1y 2000 ve, low mll••• full Wltho~ ..... 5.., .. uttt-Excel.oond .'6800obo mllea, (I ~IOIJ), ml no OMV ~xu• power, alloy•."'°°"' r.-n nrvur 714-541-bt27 1391195 ' ' ' roof. (30TX811)
and TANNAH HIN1CH •ei Chtlo •x Coupe aAUeR .IAGUAA ~:A~~led. '
35730 11t.8!SO
Bridge --------
63~ 68~ 58 School, In Pn
61 Bal'•
92 PfOflcis\l
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&4 T11111t<*'ter
e6 Houee pett
66 Lock ol Ml<
e7 Milky Way unll
DOWN 1~ff
2 t::' Sharif 3 Ms. Loltobrtglda 4 Starch
5 ~anolt*'•
6 = encraoc. 7 Whefe to get a
hero
8 Rodent
9 Perlumes
10 Welldell
11 Qlra
12 F llbricated
13 Thin WOOd •trip 21~ 23·-At.~ SUl'llhlne
25 Gu119·ho 26 Votes In favor
27 Manifest
28 Rot 30 Avoid adroitly
IP"---.:IP"'"""lr_.,,.....ii
31 Holsta
32 Amertce's Cup
contender
34 TurllWl official
35 Capp and
Jdsof'1
38 Most 42m'~s.
e.g
43 Baseball
divlsloos
450all'f
46 Ending IOf
"teat'
47 Ape11ment managers
50 Wetly amer
51 P~
52 .-..wa11an port
53 Cherith S4 BullrinQ chMrs
55 Music Tor two
56 Novel\st Felber
57 Forest animal eo Sedan
11 12
STUMPl;D? Call tor Answers e Touch--or Aclaty Ptlonff
e PSt '*,,.,.. 1-900-454-3535 ext code 500
34k moonroot, co. fult 71+971·2002 LIU(U8 LllXUS 011'
power, llke new '88 XJ8 MISSJON Vll'JO W•STMINSTa l3LEJ~> t1
0
a.ieso seesan 40, ;re9n, 35k 1-(818t·••·Ll!XUS 1_-;C"""7_,.1...,4"-) •...,.•.,.•,,,..·.,.•~eoe~-A U1TLE EXTRA
Both vulnctablc. Soul.ti deals.
WEST
•JI o K 107 53
0 61
•J54l SOUTH
•A 107 53 03••
0 ' •AK9
Tbc bidding: . SOUTH WEST
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4• Pam
NORTH EAST
2• 10
3• .... P&ll
Opening lead: Six of o ,... l>o you rate yourself as a fine tech-
nician 7 If so, bow would you play
four spades on this deal?
The auction is sjmple. Once North
showed a hand of 11-12 points with
" three-card spade support, Soulh went
on lo game on the strength of 1he
double fit desp' e the fact thac the
AUDI 025 CADILLAC
queen of diamonds w-. probably a • .._o• P ml, (90-3870) 137 ,995 '84 CAMRY L•
wasted card w••TMINST•R BAU•" JAGUAR Lo mll••· AT, full
West led the sill of ditmoods. Eu! (7'4J ~e-...eoe 714-97NI002 l?fERC!l>ES 9130 power, caa1•1t•, Ilk•
won with the k.ina, cashed lbe ace•---------• '98 XJe n~ 1 (3HMA938>
and continued whh tbe ten. How lNflNITI 9095 Sedan, 40, vrffn, 2•Uc •a1 380 Oriental Red, 1 •9~~JCUS 011' hi~ do you ruff? · 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ml, 13&,995. 168k ml, mint cond, w••TMIMST•R 11 8AUER JAGUAR look• & runa graall "' ou sunnountccl \he fll'Sl hurdle If~ •ea a20 714-971·2002 112,000 714-121-05151--(.;...7_1_4~•..,•.,.•..,2,.., .. ..,.._•~o-•-"." instead of J\lfling, you discarded a 4 dr, auto, 1 .. ther •ee CAMRY L•
low hean, a tricJt you a.re likely to moonroof, CO, full '87 White 500&L w/ 28k, AT, full power.
lose anyway. But shifll to a trump, power. (531237) JEEP 9110 Gray Leather Int. Xlnl casaette, Ilk• newl and you daaw the outstandina fangs. t18,877 cond. Phone, 2-Top1, (3PRH211) •1s,eso
Can you do better than simply gueu MIS~:r,.u:l • .IO •e• QRAHD CHEROKEE 117.000 720·8013 LEXUS 01'
the club position? 1.aee-e8 .l.l!XUS 4le4, V8, AT, Tow al· '88 500SEL Blue. lltv ~~:r:~:~~:
Yes. Cash the ace of heaJu. retum 1---,8-8-1-3-0-T,____ lo(~~J~~l1~)t14 950 Int. aunroof. phone, 11--,:..9;_7.;..C.;..;...E;;..L,;;..IC.;;;,i.,;...O.;..To..;.,_
to hand with the king of clubs and LEXtJS OF owner. Perlec:t Cond. LIFTBACK
play off the two remaining spaidel, ~~~~·lea:~~~·ccr.'C:'!; WESTMINSTER 132K ml. $15,900. Blac:k/blaok, auto,
discarding dunvny1two heartl.1bat Lexus trade. (009972) 714-882•0800 644-1968 or 863"'°582 leather, moonroof, CO guarantees the oootract if the clubs s22 9n "3 'f ·'--1..-1. f 1 bs · • '90 GRAND '90 300£ Blac:k/grey {042056) $19,917 are .r •I """.,_... O c U lS g\Jal'd.. LEXUS CHEROKEI! leather. aunrf, CIC, LEXUS
cd only once, or if cithei: defender MISSION Vll!JO 32K ml, AT, lull power, al· c:hrome wheels, local MISSION Vll!JO has four clubland the 1tiog of hearts. 1 •818·80·\IEXUS loyi, Ilka newt (lRLHJ09) car all records, mint 1 ·888·88·LKJCUS If the cards &1edistributcd as in the S18,850 514,500 714·673-49411 ________ _
~:~~:~:i::r:&~ JAGUAR 9105 wi°se.f:.~:fER '91 seo sec 1-owmtr VOLKSWAGEN 9235
trump. Both are fatal. (714) 892·0900 whlle/gray .. d 89k ml, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'79 Jaguar XJ8 Excel. Con · 527·500· '88 Jetta QLI Sunrl,
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Coupe V-12 Only ---------1 ___ 7_14_._7_23_·_16_06__ AJC, am-tm ca~ette,
35k, 1·0wner, $2500. LEXUS 9115 '92 190E 2 .0 very fine, all rec:orda
Yellow/Tan 721·3566 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil co. phone, leather, $3000 714-299-2796
'84 XJ1ft •93 LS 400 moonrool. like now.
Sedan, 40, Met. Red, Blac:ls jade, full option. (949474) $17,550 l-M-IS-C-. _A_UT_0 __ 9_2_4_5
37k mllas, (94-3869) M I n t . I 1 4 6 6 O 5 LEXUS OF
$29,995 S24,977 WESTMINSTER
BAUER JAGUAR •ee ES 300 (714) 892-6900
714-971·2002 Btaok/lvory, leather,
'95 XJO chromes, Lexus certl·
2 + 2 c:onvertlble, rad, fled. ( 141409) $26,977
28k I LEXUS
'94 MBZ C280
Stiver/black leather, Cl o. moonroof, full
power #035772
CARS: S100·1SOO
Polle:• Impound•.
Honda, Chevy, Jeep•
& Sport Ulltlly. Muat
sett Ill m ' <95-39 02) MISSION VIEJO
'81 4000 Only 7 k ml, ,92 Fleetwood Fully •'92 Mondlal 12k ml, S3::~~R JAGUAR 1·(88B) 88·LEXUS s11tver, 4dr, one of 8 equipped beauillul 1· red/tan S7SK. e'86 714-971·2002 '""'4 ES 300
$23,997
LEXUS
MISSION VIEJO
1 ·888·8B·LEXUS
1 ·8 0 0 .7 1 2 .7 4 7 0
Ext7108 CAL•SCAN
k nd, •Int condition owner R~yal Ma~ Testarossa 13k ml,1_________ •
1 owner, A/C, am·fm 510 000 432.;78~ red/tan S65K. •'87 412 •95 XJ8 Blac:k/blnc:k, razor
c:ass. $1000 firm · Auto, Slack metallic:/ Sedan, 40, Black, 29k •hop. Le•u• certified.
714-721·1758 red 11km. S65K. •'87 ml, (95·3730) $315,995 (0074122) S20,977 --------
328 GT8 47k ml, new '915 XJS '82 LS 400 MERCURY 9135
SEIZED CARS
FROM $175.
Poraches, Cadlllac:a,
Chevya. BMW'S, COi·
veuea. Also Jeepa,
4WO'a. Your area.
Toll Free 9030 CHEVROLET 9045 engine S55K. Owner Sedan, 40, Ork. Blue, Ca • h mere fl v or Y • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wlll carry on approved 23k ml, (95·3783) leather, full option.
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii down & c:redll. $38,995 66,000 mllea ( 144 732) '78 Qrend Marqula 1-800·218·9000 BMW
• ~1 El Caminos • 7 1 4 .9 e 8 .5 7 7 9 BAUBR JAGUAR $22,977 • 2 Ford Rancheros 714•971•2002 '95 SC 300
from 1960·1987 best1------------------• Ratty Red. mint c:ondl·
4-dr. Full pwr. Real EX1.A·5139
1harpl 951< miles. tor current listings
$2000 obo 723·1504 l _____ c_A_L_·_s..;.C_A...,N
'77 5301 4 door, 6 c:yl,
auto, aunrl, phone,
11ereo, great c:ond
$1500 obo 631-0757 offer. Owner wlll carry FORD 9075 '95 XJR tlon, all aervlce
on approved down & Sedan, 40, Black, 46k records. (029508) --------
c:redlt. 714·968-5779 ,84 Ttmpo m~·J:s:J~gbt3J::5 S24.877uxus ~OLLS ROYCE 9182 Can't seem to
get lo all those
repair jobs
arouni;i the house?
lei the
Classlfled
Service
CADILLAC 9040 '73 Caprice 2-Dr. ve. _, 20, Mot. Red, 33k ml, • MISSION VIEJO
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P s, .., c. new tires. ac:. p•. pb, new $950.obo 723·4283 (95-3817) S29,995 1·(888) 88·LEXUS
•'92 Eldored?• allgnmenl & brakes. '95 XJO
Touring c:oupe, metal· good paint. All Smog '9 5 EXPLORER XL T Sedan, 40, gray. 32k
lie: maroon w/gray Equip. $2000 Firm 361< ml, 4dr, AT, full ml, (95·3655) $36.995
leather Interior, 69k Devin 557-1020 power, Ilka newt BAUER JAGUAR
ml, S14K. Owner will---,.------(Bl 1777) $17,950 714-971·2002 carry on appr. down & '89 SUB 2wd 3/41on. LEXUS OF
credit. 714-968·5779 454, 325hp cam, man-WESTMINS:fER "f Id 5 d · k 714· 892-6906 To place an ad In t o , core re • qu1c
Cla••lfl•d shift kil. new cats/i-~-.,..---,,.--~--
Catt 842·5878• tires/brakes $10,900 Buy It. Sell It. Find II. 714·758-9373 Clasalfled.
SELL
your home
through classified
'90 4~0LX like new,
SUV. Black, loaded,
36k ml. 100.000 warr.
$44.500 720-6013
FIND
an apartment
through classified
•'85 Sliver Spur
Blac:k/tan. 36k ml,
S45k. •'79 Cornlche
Conv. 2·tone metalllc
blue. blue lop red
leather 356k ml, S45K.
•'78 Silver Shadow
Champagne/chestnut,
44k ml, S25K. Owner
will carry on approved
down & credit.
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Uve-ln child care.
European Au Pairs.
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Steve 545·829B
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