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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
william
lobdell
Still sappy after
all these years
Six years ago last week,
Bob Page th e n the Daily
Pilot publisher -reached
across his big mahogany desk,
shook my hand and said, "Wel-
come dbOdrd, kid. This wlll be
qwte a nde."
He WdS nqht
(By the wdy, it's tough to do
an dnmversary column I tned
last year and, arter weeks of
rewntes, I ended up zapping 1t
out of our compute>r c;ystem
The problem I'> when you
truly love your 1ob, 1t\ 1mposs1-
ble not to sound sappy And
sappy mdkes for bad wnting So
be warned this column 1s dS
sugdry as a howl of Fruit
Loops)
OK, bdck to the rollN-coaster
nclP as editor It\ producf'd d lot
of highs (inlC'rv1<>wing the Presi-
dent of the Urutcd States, for
instance) dnd d ft>w low!.
(among them: wntchmq Bob
Page being escort<•d from th£>
Pilot building by four Costd
Mesd polJce officer'> 1fter hC" got
sideways with his New York
bosses dnd rPlusecl to ledve his
office)
My second proudest moment
came a couple> of years ago sit-
ting inside a hotPl ballroom in
Beverly Hills and heanng that
the Daily Pilot wds nc1med be~t
community dally in au of Cah-
fomta
My proudC''>t '" whpnc•v<'f my
sons bodst that their cladcl} 1s
editor of the Odlly Pilot
It's thf' kmd of JOb I'll look
back on and say, "Those wPre
the dayc; " I low could 1 not? ThP
pos1t1on dutomdl1ca1Jy puts me
near the cPntC'I of thE> N<>wport -
Mesa univNse It\ grf't1t lo have•
a front-row SPdt to watch Kciren
McGlmn 91ve food crn<I her1lth
care to the nt>C'dy dt Share < >ur
SelvPs or Kurt dnd Barbara Yc•d -
ger orgamzr th(' pldyers, coach
es and referees of A YSO's D1v1-
s10n 47 or Pctul Sdlata work th<'
crowd durmg lrrelC'vdnt WPf'k
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T hey're sure figns of spring -shouts from the stands, holdogs sizzling on
the grill, the. smells of leather and freshly cut grass. Baseball ls back in
town and thousands turned out Saturday for the start of the 1996 Uttle
League season. Above, Costa Mesa Cardinals left fielder Pat Conlon ls
waiting for a little acUon. Below, Bl81lca Vales yells encouragement .b'om the
stands to the Purple Pitcher Eaters. Right, the Giants' Tim Bassler giggles as team-
mate Paul Collier takes a mit to the ear during warmups.
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And then thPTE' are our 1ead-
ers I'm not sure there's dnothe1
newspaper m the country that
has as mhmdtE' a relaltonshtp
Wlth tls redders as we do Partly
it's because WC' put out a nice>
product But most of the credit
should go to our 27,000 daily
readers. Everyone thmks the
Pilot JS thelfs. And they aren't
shy about le>ttmg us know when
their paper has done good and
when thetr Pilot has done bad.
Woman killed,
four injured
when car hits
road median
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NEWPORT BEACH A l 9-
• SEE NOTEBOOK PAGE 4
Tragedy of slain officer
relived one year later
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year-old Newport Bedch woman
was killed and four other peoplP
injured Saturday when she lost
control of her car and crashed
into the center median.
Driver Melissa Jennifer KayC',
19, was pronounced dedd at th<'
scene, according to Newport
Beach police. Kaye was dnvmg
south on Jamboree Road, south or
Ford Road, at 12. 25 a.m when
she lost control or her 1986 Sub
aru which struck a small tree m
the Cj!Oter median and conl:lnul'd
trav.n.i.ng, police said
• Officer Bob Henry will be honored at Police Appreciation Breakfast
along with others who have sworn to serve and protect the public.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
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The car eventually tut another
tree before finally coming to a
stop, police said ThP four pas-
sengers sustained m1unes
Raebel David, 18, of Newport
Beach was taken by helicopter to
W~stem Medical Center in Santa
Ana. She was listed in sta~le but
guarded conditi&t Sunday.
Steven John Aragon, 18, of
Norwalk also was taken to that
hospital and listed in critical con-
dition Sunday. Steven Thomas
Gagen, 18, of Riverside was tak-
en to UCI Medical Center in
Orange and was ln fftir condition.
Dennis Edward Jon , 18, was
treated and released from Hoag
Memortal Hospital.
Accor<U,ng to police, a 12·pack
of Coors Ught beer was fo\11\d m
the car and police are investigat-
ing whether alcohol was 4 factor
in the accident.
-By Carolyn Mill r
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By Carolyn M iller, Dally Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -For many m this
community, March 12, 1995 is remembered
as a sorrowful day, still Vlvid a year later.
John Noyes recalls he was attending a
town meeting at the Balboa Island fire sta-
tion when he and the group gathered there
learned that Newport Beach police officer
Bob He nry had been shot in the head while
on duty
"We asked a police officer to tell us what
happened and he spoke for 30 seconds,
then was overcome and we asked for a
moment of silence,• remembers Noyes, the
president of the Balboe Island Business
r--------------------------------~ + The Newport Harbor Afea Chamber
of Comme~ 24th Annual Pola
~••*'-twill be held
· :ru.sdey, March 12 at 7 a.m. at the
Sheraton Hotel in Newport Buch.
The bieakfast ls open to tM public.
aJthoiighlttl.'*!'fY I06d outWtth:.500
PfO.IM.•~ 10 ~ Jkk.U --~Si() per penon~ ~
~ mont infOrmation. can 729 uoo.
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HStanding m that fire station during the
announcement ... it was a room full of teary
eyes,• he said. "It was a heart-felt moment.
Everybody was stunned. It was a terrible
tragedy.•
The bullet bred m the pre-dawn hours of
March 12 in front of Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church, plunged the 30-year-old
officer into a coma. He died a month later
on April 13.
Authorities determined that a struggle
took place between Henry and Carlos
Caicedo, a 24-year-old intoxicated and dis-
traught Garden Grove man, who shot Hen-
ry and then shot and killed himself with the
fallen officers pistol.
On the one-year anniversary of the
shooting, th community and Newport
Beach Police Department are honoring the
officer for bis ultimate sacrifice at the annu·
al Police Appreciation Breakfast at 7 a.m .
Tuesday at the Sheraton Hotel in Newport
Beach.
The otttcer's widow, Patty Henry, end h1s
parents ~ attend the.. breakfast and
1-ece.ive a modal from the pofke d pan.
ment~ttnv Henry wbow
secqnd officer ln the police d partmel'\t's
history to die ln the Uho of duty. l.atet, at a
privat ceremony, they will also be gtv
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PLAN AHEAD
Get a jump on the
week in around wwn
Mayor
spells out
his vision
for city
•John Hedges reiterates
tax re bate id ea and calls
for servJ.tes trimmed, but
kept 'us~-friendly.' -
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
goal, Mayor John Hedges says, is
not so much to return property
taxes to Clty residents, although
that would be an achievement.
The mayor's goal, outlined in _
hJs State of the City speech in
February. is to
change poli-
cies, bolster
reserves and
re-evaluate the
oty's dehruuon
of basic public
serYJces
That accom-
plished, and
Wlth the city
operating Wlth
h e a 1 t h y John Hedges
reserves, ,
Hedges believes there is no rea-
son why a partial property tax
refund shouldn't be possible.
"People say the idea is unfea-
sible," Hedges said during an
mterview Fnday "I ask 'them, 'ls
it unfeasible to run a balanced
budget?'"
Hedges envisions a day when
any oti.zen can look at a user-
fnendly, pertormance-onented
budget and detennine exactly
how much it costs to proVlde any
given service. By the time such a
budget ts in place, Hedges hopes
to have aty staff review the ser-
VlCes proVlded by every depart-
ment. Several services ought be
more efficiently contracted out to
the pnvate sector, the mayor
main tams .
It will be up to the City Coun-
cl.I to deternune which services
should receive general tax dol-
lars; which should be paid for
entirely by user fees and which
should receive a mixture of gen-
era! tax dollars and user fees.
The. department-wide reVlew
• SEE GOALS PAGE 4
•• MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1996
• ...
This t~am na _a
certain~ bit Of Magic
W e bad. ~ ~othlng ~lse,
an ausp1oous
ning. Our team
been assigned the name
ic" and our coach was, ac
ing to the Daily Pilot, one
103 most influential people
the area. We had every reason
to be hopeful.
This was the Normandin
family's firs"'t exposure to youtl'l
basketball and, to my husband
Jim and myself, the roguish col-
lection of fourth grade boys
under Coach "Duffy" Outfield's
direction looked like promising
basketball stars.
When my 9-year-old son
Frankie came trotting out on
the courffor his first game
peggy
normandin
handshake. iyler, on occasion,
could pull off a miraculous long
shot from half court. And
Frankie had figured out that
three-second-penalty-thing.
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The NewiJ0!11~· ~old-est pier in Sou alifor-
nia. It was b · as a
wharf for trains canyin uce
and passengers from Sant4 Ana,
as well as a destination for ships
bringing lumber and supplies. for
• the rapidly developing county.
It was built in quiet waters
near a submarine canyon. The
McPad.dens allowed fishing from
the wharf despite the dangers of
s~g freight cars on the busy
trades, and avid anglers took Ute
risk to catch yellowtail and hal-
ibut in the 1890s.
The wharf was built by James
and Robert McFadden, w)).ose
shipping business was a signifi-
cant contributor to the growth of
the village they named Newport
Beach which sprang up around
their wharf. Alongside the pilings, ·
by 1891, the dory fishing fleet
beached their stubby little boats
to sellthlnnomlhgs cataiOI crab
and lobster, mackerel, rock.fisp
,
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· dressed in his jersey shorts and
tank top, my eyes welled up.
Never had I seen him looking
so vulnerable and y,et so grown
up at the same time. He was all
flesh and limbs out there.
Within the first two quarters
Frankie was cited twice for
standing in that yellow rectan-
we too long. He looked as con-
fused as r was.
Coach Duffy and his.associ-
ate coach, "Dr. Steve,• didn't
act anything like the basketball
coaches I'd seen on 1v. They
didn't slick back their hair or
pace the court looking angry
and nervous. They smiled all
the time.
and sea bass. They still operate McFadden's wharf and railroad station circa 1988.
from the same location beside the
uWhy do they keep blowing
the wtustle on him?" I asked
Jim defensively.
"It's d three-second key vio-
lation,• Jim told me impatiently.
·Big deal,'' I muttered.
Frankie wasn't the only one
who looked a little lost out on
the court his first game. It was
quickly apparent that Team
Magic was an enthusiastic and
thoroughly adorable band of
roolo."es. There wasn't a ringer
in the bunch.
I learned that I really liked
watctung youth basketball.
Other kids' sports programs in
our area have seemed -at times
to be managed more for the
edification of the parents, with
designer-quality banners and
elaborate snack schedules. But
this basketball program at the
Newport Harbor Boys Club felt
really down-home.
By mid-season, Sean had
learned to pass th~ ball a little
bit. Eric was getting the signals
down. Corey had perfected his
"pit bull" rebound technique.
Milce and Greg had devel-
oped a half-time good luck
In one particularly painful
game, when we were twenty-
some points behind, our player
scored a basket for the otl'ler
team. The referees looked gen-
uinely sympathetic and patted '
our weeping player on the back
as the scoreboard registered
two more points for lhe "other
guys."
We went into the playoffs
with not a victory to our credit.
Team Magic was walking
away from the '96 basketball
season with a scorecard of
defeats, s0 wby were we smil-
ing? Maybe because these sev-
en fourtlryrade boys had had-a-
whole lot of fun learning bow to
play the game of basketball.
Maybe because they were
allowed to be just fourth grade
boys in a world that's rushing
them into manhood.
For whatever the reason, we
all walked away from the gym
feeling like we were ahead of
the game. And, maybe, that
was the Magic of it all.
• PEGGY NORMANDIN'S column
appears Mondays.
pier.
When the McFaddens discov-
ered their whalif could not com-
pete with San Pedro Bay, they
sold their business and their New-
port Beach townsite to developer
William S. Collins.
Collins was joined by Henry
Huntington, who brought his Red
Cars to Newport in 1905 .. The
TODAY
SENIOR CLASSIC
The Toshiba Senior Classic
Golf Tournament comes to New-
port -Beach Country Cfuo today
through March 17. The cost and
events vary by day. Por more
information, call 646-9007.
TUESDAY
OCC FACULTY HONQRS
Orange Coast College will
hold it's Faculty Member of the
Year Ceremony at noon in the col-
lege's Student Center. This year's
recipient, Ann Hanner, will follow
the ceremonies with a lecture on
"Your Brain, Use It or Lose It."
Squthem Pacific Railroad got pos-
sesion of McFadden's railroad
and closed it down. Thl! wharf
was a ghost of its former bustling
self, populated mostly by fisher-
men who could book sculpin, Cal-
ifornia halibut, croakers and
jacksmelt there. ·
ln 1922, the city of Newport
Beach bought McFadden's wharf
for $5,000 and redesigned it into a
public fishing pier at a cost of
$30,000. The railroad tracks, the
train station, warehouse and com-
mercial buildings were removed
and a new deck was built. By
1923, the whole McFadden area
had been renovated and also
around town
Ad.mission is free. For more infor-
mation, can 432-5880.
MONEY MANAGEMENT
Certified Financial Planner,
Bonnie Wusz, teaches the key
concepts-of-wise money manage-
ment at the three-part workshop
which meets Tuesday evenings
beginning tonight from 6 to 9:30
p.m. Registration is $69 and
includes workbook. For more
information, call 432-5880.
POLICE APP.REOATION
TJle Newport Beach Police
-Departme~t and the Newport
Area Chamber of Commerce will
hold their annual Police Appreci-
ation Program beginning at 7 a.m.
The ceremonies will recognize
various meritorious acts by
D~partment personnel, Reserve
Officers and Civilian. Officer Bob
Henry and his family will also be
honored. Tickets are $20 and
include breakfast. For more infor-
mation, call 729-4408.
LATINO LEADERSHIP
The Latino Leadership <:;ouncil
Invites you to their Community
Mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
Avila's El Ranchito, 2101 Placen-
tia f:.ve. in Costa Mesa. The Lati-
no Leadership Council is an orga-
nization of Latino leaders who
have come together in the interest
of effecting posjtive change and
fostering social and economical
development in the west side of
Costa Mesa. For more t.nf onnation
or reservations, call 642-1142.
ROMANTIC RENDEZVOUS
Interludes presents a Ro.mantle
boasted Newport's first poblic
restrooµis.
Today, fishermen still congre-
gate at the pier to drop a line. And
they know just as their grandfa-
thers did, that Ute best place ·to
fish for halibut is the left end of
the pieL ·
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
Rendezvous mixer and party for
sirigles #om. 6 to 9 p.m. on Tues-
day, March 12 at The Cannery,
3010 Lafayette, Newport Beach.
The cost is $5 and includes hors
d'oeuvres. For more inlormation,
call 960-9141.
WEDNESDAY
RETIRED TEACHERS MEETING
The -california Retired Teach-
ers Association's Harbor Beach
Division # 77 will meet at 1 p.m. at
Harper School, 18th and Tustin,
Costa Mesa. Norma Hilker will
present a video and provide
material on Turkey as well as give
packing tips and tips for th~
handicapped or retired. The pub-
lic is invited.
William Lobdell. The same 24-
hour answering service may be
used to record letters to the
editor on any topic.
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TEMPERATURES
Newport Beach
70/60
Balboa
70/60
Costa Mesa
74163
Corona del Mar
70/60
SURF FORECAST
LOCATION SIZE
Wedge 2-4 SW
Newport 2-4 sw
Blackies 2-4 sw
River Jetty 2-4 sw
CdM 2-4 sw
BOATING I
Very pleasant
weather Is expected
in Southern Califor-
nia w~rs. South-
west winds to 15
knots In the after-
noon with 2·foot
seas, and a 4-foot
southwest swell.
Variable doudiness
through the day.
Expecting mild condi-
tions through Thu{'S-
day. ,
TIDES
TOOAY
First high
12:34 a.m. 4.6
First low
8:04 a.m. 0.7
Second high
2:32 pm. 2.8
Second low
6:56 p.m. 2.2
TUESDAY
First high
1:47 a.m. 4.6
First low
9:38 a.m. 0.5
Second high
4:30 p.m. 3.0
Second low
8:43 p.m. 2.4
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~Avenue: Luck unfortUnately
turned for the worse
for the owner of a
car whose front
license plate read,
"4LUCKY2." The car
was stolen by a van-
dal who also slashed
the car's four tires,
causing $284 in dam-
age.
• 800 blodc of Hilr•
bor Island Drtve: A
burglar broke into a
44-foot boat through
an unlocked window
and removed $600 of
property, Including
two 1Vs and two sets
of binoculars. The
burglar apparently
used a number of
matches to light the ,
boat's interior as he
entered its various
rooms.
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TWO AER081C CLASSES a
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TRAINING SESSIONS A WEEK
Newport-Mesll Unified School Dis1rict
Elementary Unch Menu
• Offered every day
1. T~ey and cheese on a 4-incb roll
2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce, carrot sticks,
cheese, sunflower nuts, graham crackers, fruit.
3. Garden or gre.eg.salad consists of Lettuce, shredded
carrot. red cabbage and Garden peas.
Choice of milk with all items.
• Monday: Manager's Special Entree with vegetables
and fruit, vanilla ice cream cup, choice of milk.
• 1\Msday: Hamburger on a bun or jumbo turkey corn
dog, oven baked fries, fresh fruit. choice of milk.
'• W..,_sday: STUDENT HOLIDAY
• lhwsday: Chicken nuggets with honey mustard dip
and graham crackers or Jumbo Turkey com dog, garden
green salad, fresh fruit. choice of milk.
• Friday: Make Your own Burrito, refried beans and
cheese, corn, green bean~ and peas medley, peaches,
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Newpon Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot MONDAY, MARcH 11, 1996 ••
You have a .. right to kno-W, and a ·right to protest
We ln the news buatneu
really don't like to •
protest. We don't like to
call people names and accuse ·
"them o1 violating the law.
But sometimes we have to.
Especially when we believe
the public trust has been violated.
And when that trust is broken,
especially by elected officials, the
media and the public have a right
to be outraged.
· For example, when Hillary
Clinton met behind closed doors
to discuss. her husband's proposed
health care reform. the press cor-
rectly aied foul
And when the Newport-Mesa
School Board met behind closed
doors to privately discuss -as
school board members have
ddmitted -more than they were
legally allowed regarding the sale
of the C~ Mesa High fann site,
the press, at least the Daily Pilot,
also cried foul.
But is that enough to stop the
board from illegally discussing
issues be.hind closed doors again?
Probably not.
There is something that can be
done, however.
Terry Francke, an attorney and
executive ctitector o( 1he.Cal.wu.-
nia First Amendment Coalition,
says members of the public can.
file a formal complaint with the
school board, charging that it vio-
Mulllaan's
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tony
dodero
lated the state public meeting
laws -commonly known as the
Brown Act.
If school board officials deny
they violated the law, members of
the public can then ask the dis-
trict attorney's office to conduct a
criminal inyestigation into the
board's actions. •vou have to show they know-
1nglY11ffil <leliberately Violated the
law in order to keep the public
from knowing what they (the
public) had a right to know,•
Francke said.
Hmmm. Let's see. Instead of
deciding a politically volatile issue
like selling the school farm in
public, board members opted to
discuss the matter in SElcret.
Sounds like a good case for the
district attorney to Die.
Francke referred to a Northern
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against tbe county supervisors,
they_ were subsequently recalled
froitrOffice, Francke saftl.
same thing with him, declining to
show up for local debates.
umn last week where I poked fun
At least in that case, they didn't
get away with it.
Johnson says lie's busy in
Sacramento.
Maybe so. But that doesn't
mean he shouldn't make time to
come back to bis district at elec-
tion tinie and tell bis constituents
just why they should re-elect him
to the state Senate.
at her decision to back the IRWD's
plan to pump millions ot gallons -
of treated sewage water into the
Newport Back Bay.
a
So~ Johnson seems to be
pulling a Bob Dole on GU Fergu-
son.
Dole's opponents for the
Republican presidential pomina-
tion, Pat Buchanan.and Steve
Forbes, have chastised the GOP
frontrunner for conveniently
missing debates.
Then again, maybe that's why
be doesn't want to debate.
Can you think of anything Ross
Johnson has done for you?
Pantzar, pointed out that while
Newport,Beacb constituents may
find the idea disagreeable, the
70th District encompasses more
than just Newport Beach. Besides,
she says, she needs to cause a lit-
tle controversy and shake up the
electorate since Brewer never
does.
0 1 can't disagree with her there
Ferguson, who is challenging
Johnson in the March 26 primary
for the 35th District Senate seat,
says the incwnbent has pulled the
Marge Pantzar, one of t}le can-
didates challenging Marilyn
Brewer in the 70th Assembly Dis-
trict primary, objected to my c~l~
• TONY DODERO iS' the Dally Pilot's
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up to the fUll cOtindl. be ~ to
~ a!So focus on the dty's inrome determine which seMcel lbould
' properties. Hedges wuts &e know· .maei:n._geaeial tax revam. .8114...
wh1di proJ>4ll1* 8"9 ~in• which shuld be entirely self .fund.
fair market rat~ of retutn and • ed.
wh.lch might be beUai jold or During the tntervtew Priday,
• returned to the state to administer. Hedges said be wa.s reluctant to
Hedges say5 bis pJans, which .say wbicb services might belt be
go to the council for genetal dis-contracted out to the prtvate sector
cussion tonight, M! a means of before the council had agreed on
providing good, responsible gov-policy changes.
enunent. "Thars·puttlng the cart before
"I'm a citize,.n here too,• the horse,• be sai<!
Hedges said. #I want my tax dol· However, several department
lars spent on services which J services which have been a target
expect to get because I live here. in the past Will likely come under
"That means a strong' library, review again. Even agencies
but that's contirlgent on the reso-which would provide basic public
lution of the non-reside~t use services -like law enforcement -
issue. I don'L want 50 cents of my take on functions which, Hedges
tax dollar going to help someone feels, the city should not be pro-
across the city border.• viding free_nf charge.
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111uth power even d small commu-
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Wt! cc1n rhdngc lives with a single
bedd!Jne, photo or story. Even a
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And once it's in prinl, the bell
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RecraaiiOael progl'.UDa are anotber area wbkh !fedge.
belleY• doei DOI ~ 01 •
bislC; Uieiiiii publk: service .•
• 1 definitely remember the
shooting because we were all
upset, Everybody was t.a.J1dng about
it in here,• said C&ndi Martesk:i, an
employee at Ruby's Sandwich
heightened awareness about the Saloon-:,. a popular eatery for police
c:rtme issue and the police depart, -where a picture of Henry still
ment-and-what1heydcronMy ,, bangs on the bulJeftift>Oar'd.
en day. The ultimate saatfice could '1 can't believe jt's been ll year;"
be•required and we don't need to she said.
look too far back to "5ea.lhat. • --+--~~ddves pa.st the scene oC
Sucb . programa, ~-says,
beMfit the i.DdMdual uaer l8tMr
than the community at large.
From the minute the community the shooting every day when she
learned of Henry's tragedy. there takes her son to school.
•People may nllh to say that
they do benefit the rommunity
because ther give kids something
to do and keep them off the
street,• Hedges said. •1 think
that's ""1Jy pushing it. Govern.
ment was not fonned ~ provide
the adult SdftbaD league."'
was an effort by local businesses, •1 ah\fays drive by where h e was
schools, churches ahd residents to lcilled and always look over there,•
shower the officer's young family she said. "My son and I ,talk about
and the police department with it. He l:ias been as)d.ng when the
supJ)on. Bob Henry parlc will open. We want
Cards, flowers, prayers and to go there.•
The Newport Beach City
Coun(:il meets at 7.'p.m. Monday
in eouncil chambers of City Hall,
3300 Newport Blvd.
donations flowed into the police •The park will be constructed in
station and Hoag Memorial Hospi-~ the Upper Castaways and will
tal Where Henry, a five-year veter-include memorabilia such as a
an of ~e police force and father of• plaque, flagpole and a bench at the
three children , was in a coma. northeast comer of 16~ Street and
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HUNTING-BASEBALL T 0 N
«Pto-celebrtty event kicks (er, tees) it off
tO'day as countdown continues to Friday.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -It's like the circus corning to
town, with banners banging on light posts along the
three main arteries to Newport Beach Country Club,
tents and sky boxes set up around the fairways, electric-
ity swirling in the air and some of the biggest names on
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Toshiba Senior Classic.
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seven days, beginning today in the Kraft Pro/Celebrity
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Tuesday's Shootout has been canceled, because a cor-
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John Bland, who won the Senior Tournament of
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Mike Stevenson, the losing pitch-
er, allowed three runs in the 12th.
OCC pitchers struck out 16,
led by Ryan Evans (six) and ·
starter Jason Liuzzi (six), who
worked into the fourth before
getting pulled. Pirate hurlers also
walked 10.
ORANGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE
Gold4tn West 9, Or11nge Coast I
Orange Coast 101 201 000 003 -8 9 3
Golden W~ OQO 200 012 004 -9 11 2
lluul 8arilla (4), Evans {9), Stevenson (12),
Moore ( 12) and Vanag1sawa: Cuellar, Murphy
(4), Loken (6), Sorenson {7), Zannitto (9),
Besson (12), Castro (12) and Baum W-Castro,
1-0 l·Stevenson, 2·1 28-Ponch.l!l (OCQ 2,
Bass (GWC). 3B-Long (OCQ HR-Bau (GWC).
3-18 sec drops a pair
SAN DIEGO
-Southern BASEBALL
Ca,lif omia College's Bryce Primm,
the ace of the Vanguards' pitch-
ing staff, came within an out of
recordmg his third victory of the
season on Saturday in the night-
cap of a Golden State Athletic
Conference doubleheader
against host Point Loma, but
Brent Forsee doubled home the
tying and winning runs with two
out in the last inning, lifting Point
Loma to d 5-4 victory and a
sweep over the floundering Van-
guards.
SoCal CoUege, which dropped
the opener, 9-3, fell to 3-18 over-
all, 2-7 in conference. Point Loma
improved to 10-9-1, 6-2.
Primm (2-4), leading by a tun
in the seventh, gave up two-out
singles to Raul Gonzalez and
Sam Voita in the bottom of the
seventh. before Forsee's d{)uble
rallied the Crusaders.
Brian Nolan and Joe Rivera
each had two hl\s for sec in the
second .qame.
GOU>Er{"STATt ATHLtrlC COHftRENCE
• Flnt .. me · l"olnt LotN 9, Soeal ~li.g. J
SoC~I College 000 002 100 • 3 6 1
1 Polntloma )10 310 Olx •• ~ 16 0
Withef'S, Homutoff (4) and Pegg; Fontanes,
-Wood (7) and R. Gonzalez, Volta (6). W·
Fontanes, 3•2. lio)'Vithe"· 1 ·3. 29-Homutoff
(SCC), O Gonzalez (PL). Bishop (PL:). HR-Wro-
bel (Pl), Blshqp (Pl).
secondeame
Point LotN s. SoCat eo11.-•
SoCal College 300 010 0 • 4 B Q
Point Loma • 20t 000 2 • ' .12 1
Primm 1od Pfgg; ~hll(' Bow"'•n (1).
Andfl1on (S) •nd R. G<>nz1tez. W·Andenon,
S-1 L·Prilnm, 2~·28-0. Gonzalez (Pl), 50fJri
(Pl), HR-wrobel (Pt.) ,. ·occ quartet sp8:1"kles ·
WAL -
NUT WDfMING -
Pour individuals woo events,
while a pair of relay teams also
rkished first, as the Orange
Coast Co~ge women's swim
team won the Mt San Antonio
InvitaUonal Saturday with 7~9
po inti.
OCC winners included Rori
Rangla.in the 50 freestyle (2?.83),
Cat'Py Read (Ncwpqrt Horbor) in
th so breast (3~.87), Mona
Khami.t in the 50 back (29.50) and
Hilary Cox in the 500 tree
{5:33.96}.
OCC'1 4QO medley relay
(4:12.43) and 400 free re lay
[3:46.13) allo won. '
• In men's competition,
Orange Coast ft.nlibed sixth with
U2 points. u Wimo Watdhabe won me 100 bUttiifty (5132) end
..SO ,,.. f21.:5C). GnJ +Ont won
the owtall meet.
JUST ONE OF THOSE DAYS
DON'T EVEN
MENTION IT
That pretty well sums it
up for Newport Harbor's
softball team, which
came tip (very) short
in Saturday's
championship final
against Centwy.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA-It was des-
ignated as a cbampionship
game, two undefeate,d softball
teams ~ Century and New-·
port Harbor high schools -
facing each other for the <;osta
Mesa/Daily Pilot Invitational
title.
There was more suspense
during Wamll\J>S.
"I don't think we let down,·
Newport Harbor 'coach Mike
Mullen said. "We just got in a
bole and couldn't get out.•
It began innocently for the
visiting Centurions (5-0) in
their 13-0 victory Saturday at
Te Winkle-Park.
Leadoff bitter Debbie Aros-
tigue walked, then moved to
second on the first of eight
wild pitches issued by the
.Sailors (5-1 ). An out later,
Arostigue stayed there, when
a pop-up didn't leave the
infield dirt behind second
base, falling for a .single.
She would score the first run a swinging-strike wild
pitch, then teannnate Dawn
Lopez added Century's second
run of the first inning, when
Lill Eatu cashed her in with a
double to left.
That type of action' contin-
uefotthree innings.
Ne..._Wp<>rt Harbor, a team on
the nse, which bad never got-
ten this far in the tournament
bef<?re this year, was }?ehind 6-
0 before six of its batters had a
chance to hit, 9-0 before three
came to the plate.
l~AH HCXiSTEN I DAILY PROl
Newport Harbor shortstop Shawn Talley epitomized the
Sailor's plight, suffering a head cold, as well as a headache
from the results of Saturday's showdown with Century.
The Sailors, stifled by Cen-
tury pitcher Lopez, would con-
duct team meetings after each
halt i:nnlng. At the end of four,
one of the players said in the
: huddle: "There's not much
more to say, ls therelH
·. Hit was a combination of
.missing our starting shortstop
and (pitcher) Molli (Mullen),
obviously, having some arm
trouble,• Mike Mullen said.
"Century played well and hit
well, but this is the best we've
done in this to\lmament. As it
turned out, it wasn'.t our best
g8llle. • -
Fieshman Shawn Talley,
filling in splendidly at short-
stop, mal<ing six putouts and
o~e assist, had the Sailors~
only ~t. a line drive to center
field to open the fint.
She was quickly erased,
however, on a botched saai-
fice bunt that resulted ln a
double play, triggering the
firlt of 12 batters in a tow
Lopez retixed, before a fifth.
inning error.
Lopez, the tournament's
most valuable· player, faced
the mfn1nium (21 batten) ln
her one.bit shuaout and went 5
for 5 at th• plate with four nm1
sco"9d ind thrM RBI.
CIDIM?tii&ir Nm
WWllDIW. , CelllMr ...... ~ I • 1) t4 1 ~ •0000000 ·O 1 S ~ end ~ ....., end ti-
Mfln ~M.L--.2MAl(Q
. .
Corona del Mar tops Mesa for
~ place with 2-1 .conwiest·
•Sea Kings' Greene .
dominates Costa Mesa.
standout hurlers for CdM th.is
season.
Junior first basomon Penny
Ma.n;ton, who hit ~hth in the
order, was also l for 3 Cor CdM. •
CO$ta Mesa had a chance
to tie it in the itirtb, but Coach
C arrie Nelson mistakeoly
touche<l Julie Conett (2 for 3)
rounding ~-~bale on a sin-
gle by Ntrola WOOdy, who bed
scoied Cha 1sty Errko from
third.
lnltead ot scOttGg the tying
run, Collett waa a.l1ad for tho
third out. ·1 Jost our bell
game,• NelsOn sakl. GlllA-.,.. *'" IOl'l8MLllJZS It'll. ~ ..... I. Cllllll-.,
Con1 ~ 000 001 D • I t ;a
C#ONdlilMet 020 -a • 2 1 0 "It.MO! ...... , .... ~~
and WNa.. W ~ 2.. L-ai. >I· Gro.ne(~.,...~
HtGH SCHOOL BASEBALL'
Stuart's two-run blast
lifts Corona del Mar
over Esperanza, 3-2 .
• If there is any doubt to
Sea Kings' potential, let it
end, now, after perennial
powerhouse Esperanza.
Aztecs succumb in eighth
inning in fifth-place game
ot the potent Newport
Elks Baseball Tournament.
ANAHEIM -Kevin Stuart of
Corona del Mar High, a 6-loot-6
senior who hit six h.ome runs ldsl
year; crushed a full-count pitch
over the right-center field (ence
for a two-out
- . solo home -.run
Saturday in the
top of the
eighth inning,
lifting the Sea
Kings to a 3-2
victory over
host Esperanza
in the Newpo'.rt
Elks Toutna-
ment.
It was Stu-Stuart
art's first home
run ·of the sea-
son as CdM improved to 3· I,
dropping Esperanza, -one of
Orange County's perennial pow-
erhouses, to 2-2.
Stuart's blast dgainst Esperan-
za reliever Bryan Reeds m the
extra frame made a winrrt>r out of
senior southpaw Chad Johnson,
whose eight-inning, four-htt com-
. P,lete game lowered tus ectmed-
run average to 0.95 Uus season
(142/J innings). Johnson 1s 3-0
CdM's Chris Carey (2 for 31
gave his squad a 2-0 lead in the
thud when he scored on a passed
ball Johnson's scoring fly ball to
nght held, bnnging home Roya1
Mcl\lacldn, gdve.CdM a 1-nedge -
m the first. '-
Es~1dflza scored. in !fie third
and SL'<lh innings to tie it.
Johnson struck uut ·seven,
walked only lw<?. He allowed just
one earned run. ·
Tl;le Sea Kings host Tr~buco
Hills on Tuesday ir1 a · nopleague
game to be televised by Cox
C6nununitatiQns. ·Th·ey, open Sea
View League play on Friday
against Woodbridge. ·
• In a consolation game •~the
same tournament, Estancia
dropped its fow1.fi straight, a,. 15-8
decision at El I\ 1odena in the con-
solatJon bracket.
The best news of the day for
Estanoa was the performance of
shortstop Abel Flores, who was
the designated hitter while tavor-
mg a groin m1ury suffered on
Thursday.
Flores went.,Z for 3 \.\'lth a dou-
ble and two wdlks.
El l\lodena's Chavez paced the
Vdnguc1rds (2-2). gomg 4 tor 5
with two tnples, a double, a walk
and two .mns scored ·
NEWPORT ELKS TOURNAMENT
(fiftto place)
Corona del Mar l , Esperanza 2
(OfOfld del Mar 101 000 01 3 6 0
hperania 001 001 00 2 4 0
Joh"son dnd Bear. Col111, Choate ~) Reed\
(7) and Parrish W Johnson. 3 0 L·Reeds. 0 1
2B Carey (CdM) 2 HR Stuart (CdM)
(consolation twacbt)
El Modena 15, EsUnda I
El Modena 0'55 122 0 IS 16 4
Estancia 012 200 3 -8 8 2
Muska. Chavez (S). Vasquez (7) and Silva, I
Romo. W1l\On (3) Soseman {7) and Herman
W Muska l J Romo 28 Calderon (EM)
ChilYi!Z (EM) Silva (EM). M Romo (Est) Hores -
(Est} 3B ChallO': (EM) 2
Sailors win title
• Garrett Nuzwn proves t o
· be too much for Bolsa
Grande, 2-1i All-tourney
for Tars' Nuzwn and Urban,
CM's B~e. Adelrnw1d.
COS1A MESA -Newport
Harbor High's Sailors hod
themselves off on the right foot
as they continue to work
toward Friday's Sea View
League openers, the latest suc-
cess a championship conquest
at the Costa Mesa Invitational
where Bolsa Grande was a 2-1
victim to the 3-1 Thrs, thanks
primarily· to the pitdung and
batting of Garrett Nuzum.
Nuzum. a junior and a trans-
fer from Corona del Mar, struck
out 12 botters and drov in
both Newport runs in 'the fJ.flh
inning with a two-nm slngl .
He didn't a llow a base hit
the final three inning and
walked j\1$\ one batter ovc>r th
ch.stance, allowing sm b hits.
Horbor's rally in th filth
came u a rosult of an ilill d
base bit, by Jason SZC>loiinayer.
Donner Walter crit•ce. a
two-out ~~Wilk to Joe
Urban end a f pea to Ched
Col\l«W to set the ge Wlth
th bases loaded.
Nuzum then lined a patd\ to
center to score both runs wtth
no play at tbe plat
All-toumnment honors went
lo Nuzum nntl Urban for Har·
hor, which continues its.prepa-
ration for Friday,'s leClgue'-
opencr with a non1edgue game
di Laguna Beach Tuesday.
Mesa rolls. 19-1
Costa Mesa, m~anwhile,
had a held day with Orange
Lutheran m the third-place
game, burymg the Laneers, 19--
1, with a 20-rut attack led by
Matt Broesamle (4 for 5 with 2
doubles), JNemy Starns (4 for .t
Wlth 3 RBll cUld M.lke Adel·.
mund (3 for 4 with 3 RBO.
Broesam.le and Adelmund
were ~crorded all-tournament
honors for Mesa (3-1), which
turns its attention to Friday
altemoon's Pacific Coatt
League opener at cross-town
rival Estnnd a.
I .
MONDAY, MARCH 1 l, 1996 ~ ·-. 7 . * 1"'·· -··• --. "~ _....;
Fly-mhing show
opens ¥arch 16
.-...... ~ .. -=--r-. ""'~~ .. --' ----·~ 1 _, ' . . "" . ..
I • • 1-......... .,_ -..-~ ,. • _ .. • • -'
COSfA MESA' -The show dedi·
cated sOlely to fly-fishina will be
coming into t9wn March·1~~17 at the
Orange Coooty Fairgrounds.
Eiglit .Ea!Jl:es hohored
Th~ 1996 version of the Southern
California Fly-Fishing Show will fea-
ture all the accessories a fly-fisher-
man could need, along with trip
ideas and fishing-related antiques
and collectibles.
The Bsto.ncia High boys SOC<.'el te6Dl. wbkh won the sQ>ool's tint Pacific
Coast League championship st.nee 1989, ~d eight playen named all-league
by the circuit's coaches.
Senior defender Greg Austin and sophomore sweeper Ramon G~~ l~
the paclc, earning first-team laurels for the second straight year, while J~T
midfielders Antonio Serpa and Willi~ Alfaro, as well as sophomore goalkeep-
er Brad Wayman were also first-team selections. ~A MESA -After bl"*'9 new tnllll b ~ .... ... nen Jut lal1. Hliior Araceli MUtiaesJl nwlrlng plw.., .... ~
ttalpltng. . • ~.who becatne tbe 6tst temw ~to advlncl to u. er .... ,......,._
c)u&btps at ~ three-mile diltance. 1s·.gWm1ng tor ldlOOI NCDnli 14 *°_.UDO
There will be several fly-fishing
programs featuring such experts as
Bob Krum (Big l:{om Rivet), Jolm
Dienstadt (Sierra Wild 1rout), John
Contaldi (Arizona's White Moun-
tains), Mel Krieger (Club Pad.fie).
Mark McKenzie (The Kem River)
and Maggie Merriman (A Woman's
View of Yellowstone).
Estancia junior midfielder Armando Quinones was a repeat second-team
pick, joining teammates Miguel Huerta and Fernando Lara, as well as Costa
lvSesa jun101 goalie Carlos Loza on the second team. Laguna Hills senior Ryan Hammer was named Most Valuable P~yer, with
.Garcia finishing second in the MVP voting for the second stralght year,
according to Eagles Coach Steve Crenshaw.
mated, acCordillg to COech JOan c:aruilit• .~ "
•she's very dole to tbe 1,600 ieoOld and aboUI 30 18COD'.t• fl.'!lftf lldm Nl.100
' mark,• said Cartille, in tier 22nd MUOD u bMd aDith. •
Martinez edvanced to the CIF Southsn Sec:tioD DMilOD m ..... ._.. Ww-
IOll in the 1,600, and leads a .mall group al retumen fnm li_lt·.,...,.0.7~llliil1alt
trtp. PCL 1nedal1st Lilura PetriDA (lleOOUd in the long~ ilnd·tldld 111tbe108la Jl8e
eo.ches' All-hdflc eo.t LAegue 1996 boys sou.er
. Most Vaeu.ble ,..,_.
Ryan Hammer, Laguna Hills, Sr. def.
and triple jwnp). ~
"We have 12 freshmeri an the team, 11 retumen and about 40 ~ tdill. e Aid Car~e. who laments the obsence of three-sport atbletea the Wied to tumrliltbalPdng.
"Athletes are opting not to do the spring sports, becaUM lhey'nt ~ID ol.t-
sea.son practices for volleyball, buketbell and tennis,• Cartille Mid. • II uadl·
er spring sport having a real tough time getting athleWI out.•
CatliSle hbpei to get the most out of key perfonnert Amy Decker, Angela Apadoca.
Melissa Inouye, Christine Dahle, Dana Cassity and Sarah Hall.
There will be non-stop fiy-tytng
dempnstrations during the two-day
event.
For more information call 548-
3261.
SCHEDULE
\ _ FlntTHm
Ramon Garcia, Estancia, So., ~ Greg Austin, Estancia, Sr., def.; Antonia Serpa,
Estancia, Jr., mt; Willie Alfaro, Estancia, Jr., mf ,; Bryan Doi, Laguna Hiiis, So., mt,,
Jason Balough, Laguna Hills, Sr., def.; Chris Whitworth. Laguna Beach, Jr., mf.;
Mark Ornelas, Laguna Beach, Jr., mf.; Mike McKenzie, Laguna Beach, Sr., def.;
Dan Brink, Allso-Nfgt:tel, Sr., swp.; Wade Podlich, University, Jr., swp.; Jeff Majat
University, Sr., fwd.; Brad Wayman, Estancia, So., gk.
Decker, a junior, will oompete in the 100 hurdJel and Uu! ~ jump. while
AP.Odoca, a sophomore, will \lie in the 300 hurdles and the '400. .: .
lnouye, a junior, will tackle the 800 a.nd 1,600, while sopbonl0i9 Sara Hell ii anotb·
er 800 runner. . · . . _
Oahl~e PCL's MQ.lt Y.i!UAbleDefemtveP~J1uoa:er. a>uldbi ommg tbe Qi.
cu.it's top discus throwers, after sh.lttiDg her empba.sis from the sprmts to the c:lbC\11 cir-
cle midw~y through ta.st season.
TODAY
• SOFTBAU
Community college -Rivenide at Orange
Coast. 3 p.m.
•_«;iW_ ----Community college • Orange Coast vs.
Palomar at San Marws CC. noon.
High school -Estancia vs. Palm Springs,..at
CaAyon CC, 2 p.m.
Second Tllllm
Fernando Lara, Estancia, Jr., def.; Miguel Huerta. Estanda, Sr., mf; Armando
Quinones, Estancia, Jr., mf.; Dan Carlson, Laguna Hiiis, Sr., fwd.; Brad Olsen, Laguna
Hills, Jr., mt, Kyle Swets, Laguna Hills. Sr., mf.; Spencer.Herbert. Laguna Beach , So .• mf.~Brad Bo~n;-49una Beach, Sr., def.; Etna.n Fr~nd, "Alfso Nfgoe1! Jr .• 'def.; Sean Berry. Altso Niguel, Jr .. def.; Andy Cuno, Ahso Niguel, Fr., mf-fwd., Paul Cori(,
University, Jr., mi.; Carlos Loza, Costa Mesa, So., gk.
•she's the only three-sport senior we have at &tend.a,• Carlisle laid. •she"s throw·
tng in the 9<>-f oot range so far." .
Sophomore Dana Cassity is throwing the di8cul in the '10:-foOt tange, CarliJle said.
'\BADMINTON
High school -Newport Harbor at Santiago.
lp.m.
Hononlble Mention (locals): Juan Escobar and Eric Solis (Costa Mesa); Arturo
Vivar and Gerson Salgado (Estancia).
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TM Fictihou's Business general cond111ons. In the dlrecclon de I~ corte es) Hi5JJE:H~t'ci~~EMiOMEZ, business yot7 No Orange County on 3·01·96 1 stall,,.,..,..'**· 1 ct.Ii torort 'dHCtlbed la being lom\al Requesllor~al Nooe&
Name rotorrod 10 above evont of failure to enter Into In The Municipal Court ol PUBLIC NOTICE.__ P. bH tit Ivan Oomlfillil.ll _ 1.9.003475004-_..,.'Cl'ldlt ifcr•n II" The"aTfUI ol the lilino oran inwntoiy al)li
was liled Tn Orange County e-COT11TllC1 and execm 0-1!: f'.tT~1t'A Nu Be~ch-btsta Mesa 0811 _fi!S"atatement was filed Dally Piiot March 11, 18, Wlion ~ 1cf-*~bf1 llall ~11 and ~ttler common t~s• 01 estate assets or ol on October 31. 1994, FILE 11110 required documents, COUNTY JUDICIAL DIS· 10900.CS Pl IM h 11 18 1996 y with the County Clerk o.I 25 Aprll 1, 1996 M128 ~ llderll ... llld b91 .-d I . lllY·i>enon or account~ pro-' NO F626627 such bid security will be TAICT 700 Civic Center NOTICE TO 'o arc ' ' . Orange County c-n ~·14·96 ' CllUI sMlot lllDCll*'I ti gnet1un, II •nv. ol lh1 ided b 1250 ot the
Full Name, Social Secu111y foileited. The Fairhlul Per· Drive' West, Santa Ana. CREDITORS OF Ml 3l . 19983673437 PUBLIC NOTICE -.gi a.. "*"9cf II~ rail property d"crlWd C.11~~ ~~ Code A Rt·
and Address ol the Person lorma.nce1 11
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1°nd shdalltt re1• County ol Orange, State of BULK SA1E PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Piiot March 11, 18, !IJ02 d I'll r....at Qxlll Ind ebdve 11 purported to b•: quest 10( Speo• ~ce torm lf Withdrawing: Ibrahim main in u orce an e ec . SECS 25, Aplll l 1996 M126 Fictitious BualneH aiflcriJld . 482 Gavlota, Newport Ooa1h 20432 Santa Ana lhrough the guarantee pe-Calllorma 92701 ( • 6104, NOTICE ' Ham• Statement ID«>...,._ In'* Beach Cl. 12880-4001 l\'Mlble from ltlecourtde!X A~en~o •23 Santa Ana rlod as spec1f1ed In the The name. addreu, and 6105 U.C.C.) INVITINQ Bl~ PUBLIC NOTICE The loltowlng pirsons &11 .._ 111 h _,. ..., oe. Th ~ i.. T • Alltrltr .. tltililMr.
Heights'. CA 92707 general conditions. telephone number of plain-Eacrow No.10900-Cf S Th c s . llo doing business as: Auto '* *' • ~ h Tl\llllll dla~"m.''!'llned rullH JWICA S. DOflllM.GAVISl
Ibrahim Do:uh The DISTRICT reserves tiff's attorney or plalntrff Notice is h81eby gl\len to Olstrl~s or~~Znge ac:!~n.; Flctltloua Bu1lneas Facil Aeglsttatlon Servlclo lll9J WIHlci! h ~ al I'll ny lebllty for ~
19963674977 the nght to re1ec1 any or all w11h0ut an att~ney, Is: (Et creditors of 1he within Cantornla will receive bid; Nama Statement 771 W. 19 St. Sult• F: Trustlt'ao.dul'llU"*blcoftll iny lnconectne11 ol tti. PAIA.,HArnNGl,JAICJFSICY' bids or 10 waive any Ir· b 1 1 1 1 named seller that a bulk Iii T ' d M h 26 The following persons are Cos1a Mesa CA 92627 ...,.... _, I'll ~" .,.,_ atrHt 1ddre11 and pther WAUlll
This sia1emen1 was filed 1egula1111es or informalll1es nom re, ; ~;e1c~ on Y /1 sale ls about to be made ol ~~6 ~,es,:.~ a8:. Bids doing business es: Al Fred JoseFlna bmbrano 2101 • • "*"' ol l'ftll s.d .. • common dulgnatlon, 11 fJQ5 TDWr1Clntllf0nte, 11t11R
r<''h the County Clerk of 111 any bids or in the bid· numero e e e ono e the assets described must' bt re~eived ~ the Sands Newport Properties, Lorenzo Avenue. 'coata !Mde, blA ~ OIMfmll 01 any, ahown herein. Seid Co•Mtsa. CA ~1!1l4
Orange County on 2·29·96 ding. abogado del dernandantt, below. Districts' Administrative Of· B) CO Mo~age Newbert Mesa. CA 92626 • ..... °' ll"'8d Hie will bl made, but with-Newport Bu eM:osta Meu
Daily Piiot March 11, 18. As required by ~ecuon o del demandantt que no Th• names and business lice by the date herein-Beach1 1100 Ncrwport Con· This business !S con-regtrdlng --.. pollll9llll 01 out covenant or we,,inty C~MACLEV..1112.18,
25, April 1, 1996 Ml2~ 1173 of the Cahlornla Uene abogado, es) addresses of the seller are: abo\le 191 lorth at which ter Drive, Newport Beach. ducted by: an lndl111dual tnqimflrn:iea, ID mdy .. expreued or Im "d ' 1996
---------Lab0,r Code. lhe Director ol JAMES C. BOOTH INC., ALAN LAWRENCE ANO limo they will be 0 ened CA 92660 Have you started dolng ~lllS 11C1ncf by 11kf d' P 1 ' re · PUBLIC NOTICE the Department of Indus· 333 City Blvd West Sulto NAOMI LAWRENCE, 600 E. and examined at th/omco Pacific Coast Properties business yet? No Died IMncl6 llnundlr • gar ing tltl1. pouanlon. or
NOTICE TO lrlal Aolatio~s of the State 1810, Orange·, CA '92668 BAV AVE., B-6, NEWPORT 01 the Purchasing Division, Inc. (CA). 1100 Newport JoseFlna Zambrano n..:.. • pO'llld9d llnin. llld elle\.mbrancH, to P•V the
of CaJ1forn1a has deter· (714) 634•3600 BEACH. CALIFORNIA 10844 Ellis Avenue, Foun· Center Drive, Newport This statement was filed ,.~ prilclpll~Or .. remelnlng ptlnclt>el aum or
CONTRACTORS mined the general prevail· 92661 lain Valle Calllomia for Beach CA 92660 with the County Clerk 01 Uw note(al aecured by Hid
CALLING FOR BIDS ing rates of wages In the DATE: AUG 14, 1995 The location In California thi 1ollowl~ . ' Thlt ',business Is con· Orange County on 2-9-96 "* llClnd by uld Died • Deed of Truat with IMarlat
scnool District Hunhng· localtty 1n which this work Robert B. Kuh•l1 ol the chief ~xec:utive olfice PURC~SE AND dueled by: a corpctallOn 19913872945 lltnttflllltaon •..-lld In llld thereon. 11 ~In aald
ion Beach union High 1s to be per1ormed. Copies Clerk, blf CAROLYN ol 1he seller is: INSTALLATION OF Hav1 you started doirig Daily Pilot Feb 19 26 "°"· ..... dwvas nf ~ notelal idvancu II any School o1sr11ct ot \hese 1a1e detormina. REZA, Deputy As listed by the seller, all . buslneSt yit7 Yes 1·22·~ · • • o1 h Mtee llld al h ~ " • • .Proiect: Bid 795 . Swim· lions. are on file at the DIS· Published Newport other business names and INFORMATION Judy Raphael, v;ce Presi· March 4• 11• l996 Ml06 a.-cl ~ ted Died ol T1119_ 0ndedr ~h; t1rm1 of tti.
ming Pool Aesurlacing al TRICT. and copies may be Beach·Costa Mesa Dall addres~e~ used by the TECHNOLOGY dent , PUBUC NOTlCE Ollld" OJtt~I• H o ruat, 11tlmat1d
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Edison High and Deck Re· obtained upon request. The Y seller within lhree years bl· TRAILER COMPLEX This atatemerit was tiled R£COHY£YAMCE COMl'Nf'f • re.a, dlergea end expen111
surfacing al Edison and contractor shall post a Pilot MaTC:h 4• 1 I, 18, 25, fOfl the dale such list was SPECIFICATtON with the County Clerk of Flctltloua Bualneu -'d TIUdle, GOO ol the Trustee end ol the 3500 P9cfflc View Drive
Westminster High SchoolS copy ol these rares at each l996. seol or delivered lo the NO. C-040 Orange County on 2·9·96 Name Statement Ro.J. Sulit 111tl .....-. truate created by uld Deed ~ e.cn
Bid Closing· 2:00 pm, job site. The contractor and Ml 14 buyer are: 314 WALNUT Bids must be submitted 19983872942 ~following persont 11e '1108 (11,,_"61 (f00j227 ol Trust. to-wtt:,._ .. 11111!!1!11~111117111100~ .....
Tuesday Aplll 2 t996 any subconlractor under It ST .. NEWPORT BEACH, Dall Pilot Fel> 19 26 dol buslnesa .,. Food 1149 (Calf~)~ l<ltn t381 108 17 Eatlmeted., Oblain 'Docum'ents: Hun· shall.pay not less lf.lan the PUBLIC NOTICE CALIFORNIA 92661 on lh• lorm supplied by M , yh 4 11 199S M1o4 For hough!, 1924 Wallace "*' AuWlnfSeel*yCla.23 Acor~ Inter t d ddl: PIEllCE ll011IERS
tongton Beach Union High spec1l1ed preva1llng ralos ol Th• names and business thl 01slllcis In eccordance 8 c • • Ave. B20I Cotta Mesa 2n6 314 3/tt 1998 • 11 en 1 • IELL •-•-AY School District. l02!lt wages 10 all workors om· SUMMONS addresses of the buyer are: wllh all provisions ol the PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92627 • ' • • · honal adv1nce1, II 1ny, will --Vor~lown Ave., Purchasing, ployed by th em In the ex· (CITACION JUDICtAL) JOHN" ANDRE, 25172 FAIR-1peclficatlons. Steven P. Berntsen, 1924 PUBLIC NOTICE lnclHH thla fttut• ptlor to Mortuary* Chapel
Room 361 Hun11ng1on ecui.on o tho contract. NOTICE TO DEFENDAN'r: GREEN. MISSION VIEJO, Speclflcatlons bid blanks Our one supreme Wallace Ave B201 Costa ula. The beneflcl.,y under Cremation
Beach, CA· 92646 17141 No bidder may withdraw (AVlso a Acusado) JUDV CALIFORNIA 92692 and lurther 'information Court In Common Mna. CA 112527 ' NOTICE Of Tf\USlfE'5 .. Id o..cS of Truat hereto·
954.3339 ext. 4350 his bod for a po11od of forty· COUJNS Thi assets to be sold are b btal d 1 th Law venue Thi• business Is con· SALE l1uat1e Sall No. 95· 10<1 axecutld end delivered 11 O Broildway
No T 1 c E 1 s HE A EB v love (45) days alter the date YOU ARE BEING SUED BV described In general as: rnay e 0 ne a e , ducted b . an Individual 11208 Tltlt Order No. to the under i... .... d It Costa Mesa
GIVEN lhal the Hun1.ng1on set for the opon1ng of the PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. 11 esta' lurnilre. lixtures. equip· above address, telephone Justlcela Have Y~ staned dol~ 3101205 Reference No ten De la t~"" ... f ~r' It M2·•tl0
Beach Union High School bids. demandando) JAMES C. ment, lease, leasehold Im· (714) 962·2411. 11lve Not ce business •17 No 18111710APN I-to 440. c ra no eu 11--------· Disinct Orango County Pursuant to Section 22300 BOOTH INC .. A Calllomla prov1m1nl1, goodwill, cov· Publlsh1d Newport Final Judgm.nt hat been St.even Py Berntsen 183 24 YOU ARt IN DE· Ind OMnend for Sale, Ind Cahtor~ia, iltling by anci ot \he Public Contract Profetslonal COfpofation 1nan1 not io compe11. eeach·Costa Mesa oauy determined In Casa No. This staiamint was flied • • • written Notice or O.f1u1t
through 115 Governing Code, the conlracl will con-You have 30 CALENDAR trade name and Inventory Piiot March 11 1995 CL00251, concemlnQ the with the County Clerk ol fAUlT UNDER A DUO Of and Election to SIM. The Board hcreonaher relerred lain provisions iarm11tlng DAYS alter tnls summons of atock on hand and are ' . M129 private property ol <feorge Orange County on 2-9-96 TRUST DATED 01/03192. undersigned c1u11d .. Id
10 as "'DISTRICT" will re· tile successful bidder to Is served on you to 1111 a located at: 600 E. BAV -Edwin: Waters. Documents 19903872920 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· N 0 r Default nd El
ce1ve up lo, bul not laler SUbSlllule securities for any typewrltten response at this AVE.. B-6, NEWPORT PUBLIC NOTICE can bl ln1p1eted by ap-0 . TION TO PROTECT ¥OUR. lo Cl Os u • •C·
than lhe abovu·~lalod lime moneys wilhheld by lilt court. BEACH . CALIFORNIA polnlmenl at c/o Non-ally Pilot Feb. 19, 26, PROPERTY IT MAY 8E ton 10 I to be r1cord1d
sealed bids 10, lho awaid District to ensure por1orm· A letter or phone call will 112861 cni1356318 Domestic, 815 W. 18th March·4. l1, 1996 M107 SOLO AT A.PUBLIC SALE In 1h1 county where the
01 8 contiacr for the above ance. under the contract or no,t protect you; your type-The business name used Flctltloua BuslneH Street, Costa Mesa. Call~or· PUBLIC NOTICE IF YOU NEED AN f)(PLA: real prope11y Is located and project perm1111ng payment ol re· written response must be by the seller at that toca· Name Statement nla Republic by ca~ling more then three montha
Bids shall be roco1ved Jn tenllons earned dlreclly In pro~er legal lorm 11 you lion Is: "~'\AINA SAILING" The lollowlng persons are <714l 548•0988• ObjeC1ions NOTICE OF NATION OF THE NATURE hive 1l1psed 1lnc1 auch
1"8 placo ldcnltlted above. mlo escrow. want t •court to 11ear your Tho anhcrpated date ol doing buslneu as: PH· may be malled to c:Jo Non· APPLJCATION TO OF THE PROCEEDINGS record1llon. Pror111lonel
and shall be opened and BY: Governing Board case. the bulk sale Is March 28, cock Suites 650 Town Domestic, 815 W. ieth AGAINST YOU, YOU pub1oc1y read aloud iJl the S I g n • d : IS IS u a I ti you do not Ille your r• 1996 it the ott1ce ol OP· Center Or1v1,' Suite 1910, Stteat, Costa Mesd', Calllor· SELL ALCOHOLIC SHOULD CONTACT A fof9do-. Corporallon "
above staled llme and McL•n• Direc tor. Pro-sponse on tlm1, you may PORTUNITY ESCROW, Costa Mesa Calliornla n1a Republic before Ma1ch BEVERAGES LAWYER. On Merch 25, Truatee, 2033 N. Mein place • t/E C 1011 the case, and your 1205 E. Chapman Ave. Or· 92626 • 25, I~. FEB 22, 1918 1995 et 11.oo AM Pro StrHt, Suite 660, Walnut
In accordance wHh the curemen nergir on-wages, rnoney and piop· ang1, CA 92666. ' Peacock UC a California Publlthed Newport To Whom ti May Con· 1 u1o' 11 F ·do •CM. CrHk, CA 94596, Tele·
prov.soons 01 Cahlorma servatlon arty may be taken withOU1 This bulk sale is subiect limited 1;abUi' com an Beacll-Coata Mesa Daily earn: KHAOEMI, Atta O. Is e n Oft •ur• · phone Number· 1510! 933. Business and Poofesslons Published Newport lurther warning hom tht 10 Cahlomla Uniform Com-650 Town ~nter g,. ~· Piiot March 11, 1998. {are} applying to the D• porellon H the duly •P· 4660 By· C~roline Han
Code Section 7028.15 and Beach-Cosrn Mesa Deity court. merclal Code Section Suite 1910 Costa M~~a· M\21 par1ment ol Alcoholic Bev· pointed Trustee under end aon ·Date· Ol/Otl9S
Public Con1rac1 Coae' Sec· Pilot Match 11, 18. 1996. T~ere are other legal r• 6106.2. . CaJ1lomla 92628 , PUBLIC NOTICE e<age Control to 1111 alco-pursuantto D11d ol Truat, NpPl1640PuB· 03l04196 uon 3300, the owner re· MllO quiremenrs. You may want fl so sub1ect. the name Thia buslnesa 11 con· holrc: bev1rag11 at 3305 recorded on 08/06/92 11 · •
quires lhal the bidder pos· to call an a1tom1y right and address ot the person ducted by: a llmlted liability Our one aupreme Ntwpon BIVd., Ste. A. New· Document No. 82·52431 03/11196,03/t8/9CS
sess ltlo lollowlng etas-PUBLIC NOTICE away. 11 you do not know With whom claims may be company Court In Common pOft Beach, CA 92663 with Book ·• Peg1 ·-ol Olflclel PUBLIC NOTICE s1f1ca11on of contractor's h· 80 aitorney, you may call flied Is OPPORTUNITY ES· Thi registrant commenced Law ve u • "41" On-Sate Baer & Record• In tM Offica of tha censo al the umo tho bid 1s SUMMONS an attorney referral aef\lice CROW, 1205 E. Chapman to tranaact business under J ti n ,• Wine ?Pul>. Eat. Pl.) 11• Re d f ORANGE c . ll_O_TIC_( __ O_F_PO'_ITIO __ M_T_O subrTllllod: Class C·Gl, D· (CITACtON JUDtCtAL) ~r a Jegaf aid office (llsted lw1., Orange, CA 92666 the flc1ltlou1 name or ua CH cense(a . C:Of ero ovn.
12 Pursuant 10 Business NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: in tile phone bOok). and the last date lor fifing namaa llated above on 01• . 9lve Notice Pu bl shed Neweort lY. C.lllor"'•· 1x1cut1d by. AIMIUllllTUl llTATE OF
Md Pioteulons Code Soc· (Avlso a ~usado) RICKV Oespuet de qui 11 en-cfalma shall be March 2f, 12•96 Final judgment has b11n Beach.Costa Mesa Dally DA. WILLIAM CONE, AN UTll!L&JI MACLW
11on 7028. t S, no payment SCHERRER 1r:vu1n esta cltaclon Judi· 11196 which Is the business P1acock LLC, a CA ltd determined~ In Case No. Pilot Match 11 , 11196 UNMARRIED MAN, H cast No A181712
shall be made for work 01 YOU ARE BEING SUED BV cl usled Uene un ptaio de day balOf• the sale datad llab. c;o~pany, BY: Tushar CL00252, concerning lh• M123 Tt1J.1IOt, SEARS MORT· To all 11e111, benellaantt,
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2983 Harbor Blvd
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ma11nal under the con11act PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le 11ta' 30 DIAS CALENDAAIOS apecllled above. Patel Mert\bef and Man· private property of Gayle PUBLIC NOTICE GAGE CORPORATION H ~IOl1. comnoent °'°'°"'
unless and unut th• Regis· demandando) JAMES C. para pruentar una r• Dated: March 4, 1996 ager' C>: Moore. OOC1'menta can · Blrwriclert Will SELL AT lllO lllfSOJIS wllo ~ be o4tler~·J~====~=~~~
1111 of Corurac:1ort v1ril111 BOOTH INC., A Cahfornla ~ue~ta :,er.ta a maqulna JOHN ANDRE Thlt at111men1 was filed be lns~ted~o:ppolrrt· NOTICE Of TRUSTEFS I.Alf PUBLIC AUcTION TO THE MM inllMllO in h Wll
10 the Dislrlci lhat Iha con-ProlesslOnal Cor~atlon ur! :a':u ~ \I'll ttamada Publl•h•d Newport with the County Cletk ol i;:;ts•' M ~ 0 lvme•~· UNOP DEED Of TRUST FILE! HIGHEST BIDDER FOR IStltl, Of bOOI. of KATHELEEN Mf/4 ~!;~:, e~~~. fi~ri~'! bl~ J:'4s "!~:,~a :~= tp~~:=n· "°au le,.~!.~:! ~::t~"Z~~1~ 1 ~;:. Daily Orange ~~;~7~~ engb !~.:1~1~1(:'971"181 nRe1~2' 8bl73~ ~·:, ~ ~:f'=: CASH lp•yable al time of ~ITK)H Ila lletn fffcl ~
was Submitted. Any con-It tefVed on you lo file I . ' ,...... ' . Y ..,...".,, '" • • ,,,,, tale In lawful mane'( of ttle lJl'llOn Sana In !he $upell0( C0urt tractor not 10 licensed Is lypewrlnen rHponH at thla 11rita a maqulna Ilene que M132 Dally Pilot Marci'! 11, 18, Objections m•y b• mailed OEIU .,..[O Of TRU1T ~TtD Uo•ttd States by CHh 1 olCM!lonu,Cou~OC OP.ANGE
S1Jbject to penalllea undar court cumplir con lat lormall· PUBLIC NOTICE 25, Aprll 1, 1998 M125 to c/o Non-Domettlc, 442 "°""""' 1, t• UNLRS YOO hie , ti 'k d • 'b lHE PCTTTK!tl reques11 M
the low and lh1 contract A l•tt4N' Of phone call will dadet legal•• apropladH S. Melena Drive Orangt, TAICi ACTION lO PROTECT ~11 ' a c IC rawn V ~on 81nlt De 11114 " 1/1/ti-
wlll bt conaldered void. II nol proleot you: your type-al usttd qulere que la c0+11 NQllce Is hereby given PUBLIC NOTICE Cafllornhl Aopubhc belor• YOUR PROHRTY, IT MAY IE '1 'ta~e °' n11lon1I bank, • f)tl\ONI ltl)rtst•':°'to alrRCI•
\he llcenH claHlllcation wrluen rHponae must bl ~c~cs~:dau oa':eicint• 1 thal tti. undersigned wlll Flolltloua BllllrttH Mprc~l~S,hl":6. N SOLO AT A PUik.iC IA.LE. IF~ :c r•w~lby •i:tall or 111tr\11ust1ttofthedectdent !f8:1!!:~~~~~ln~i:.,~~! ~J:~~!' c~~ 1!0h~a~1 y~O:, respve111 ~~lempo, ~ :~ ~gN16fvub1~P~rtt1~n T Na1 mewllt•tement Be~ch.c'oa~ Mea~w~:,~; W n::T~ n: ,T.,.~~a dl~'!n ~~~ .~~t~1 0~ ...... ~nrP(Ts J!.ONL .~. ~ ,1 d In Ion 7058 perder II easo y le pulden 111..... T 0.00• • he 0110 ng peraont are Piiot March 11 1990 f d ._...... ""' .. N ..........,~~ as di no ect case. qultar Ill ..,.,;0 111 dlnero ... A t . A.M. KELLV dOlng buelnesa as· The • · M122 cttOIMO AGAINST YOU YOO • 1111 t1vlng1 ind loi n M't oe aimaeo '° Pfot1111 1he ~
ol the Cahloml1 ButlnHt II you do not 1111 your r• Y 01,.. coaal de tu & KARL JACKSON, K.E. Newpon a,.111 center, IHOUlO COWTACT A LAWvER. eaaoclatlon, HVlng• aaaoci· W11°1110 11'1 ~ .,. ,._,.
ll\CI Proltlllons Code, lh• lpO(\M on time, you may PfOpledad sin •Vlao adiclo-AUCTION SERVICE. P.O. Medlcal Cori>olatloo. 1401 PUBLIC NOTICI .... II ....., a-I "" tat• atlon. or 11vlnQ1 bani( '°' oatnil\8oll 1n"" .... •111 or
•P•Clalty conttaclor loM th• CUI, and your nalp0rpatte0elacort1. BOX 825, RIALTO, CA. AVOCldO Avenue, Sult• AAMO McoNVtfANCt COM-apecllled In HCllOn 5t02 bCOUI\
awaidld \he conttach t f0t wagH, money and prop-Exlsten ot1oa reqult!IOI I• 923n. 009-873-07 ... AUC-101, N.wpon BNch, CA Ftct1ttou1 aualneu PNtr. • _,_, Cit ~of ll\e f!Mnc~f Code at\d r~ P£TTOOH ~
11111 WOtk &hall ltae con-arty may be \aken without gal• Piled• qu. ueted TION BONO 1723-41·1!1. 926e0 Name ... ,.,,...,, .,.. OI ~ ~ IU~ to aclmdlltttf"" ...... atruct • ma!Of•ly or the ~ w11nlng lrom the q ,_:. n·-·· -.,. .... _ ALLS PACE • ~OST A The ~ 11 !tent cen-Tl\t 1o11.....i.v. natlOnl are __ ..;.. • I'll Dlild cl lMll aut11orbed to do MlneH unott 11'11 .......__,. Acltnltt ~ work, In ICCOfdentl with court. u-• ,..,_ 8 un ·~......, MESA, 1535 NEWPORT ~ ,._. I dol bu~j"'ll ,..., AtlSR .--ft In th•t l\lttl . At; 1n 1111 ·--(T IN pre>ll11lon1 of Cal1lornla Tl'lefe are other legal r'" lnmedlatemenlt. SI no BEACH COSTA MESA CA 1".i.. Med cal ...,.porst °" ~ 1 nua u . ..-Aid !Ir "°"-.,..,_ •• Ouad Al 1 I City H II of ttl*n Of Es-. Act 1111
avafnesa and Proleastone qulrtments. You may want conoce • un abOgado 92627 • • (OcJ, 140t Avocado Av• setvic:••· 81 U.R •~ ~ A ~ ~ 111*'1 p \ CMc C n:tt t *!dlOlllV Wiii ,,,,,. tfle peflONI
Code Section 70511 t0 c .. I in 1110fney right pueda barn# a un NivlClo A118 l<AAEN l<LINEK 1nu1, Suite t01, Newport CQnsuitatita, 600-A Anton AlclOttild Oii 1111111• • If ' I I ~. '° lalll ~ All WOtk must &). com-away. 11 you 00 not know de relerencla d• at>ogadoS ~oustHOl..D ITEMS • B1•ch, CA t2GGO etvd.. 1120, Cotta Mesa • ..__.. No Mmn tJ tHO 811ch Bouleverd, IC.tORI WllhOllt oblalllno court
letld no l•ter lh•n Jun• an att0tniy you mey call o • una ollclna de ayud• A212 l<AAEN KLINEK Thia bu1ln111 11 con· CAll:M20 ~"-"'•l'llalloloth Bvtl\I Patk, CA, •II 1ighl, ~ e.IOll taltno cart1111 ~a. 1996. Time 11 or lh• ••· •n all0tney' r1t1ual ••rvlca legal ~\"•& II dl,ectorlo I.lie-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' ctuctld Dy:• corp0ration Und• s. Roy, 1208 N. Cat· ~ ~ al ~ tlllt inc.I lntlfUt conveyed \otfY ·~ ~. l'!OwMf.
1tne1. Fallura 10 eomp1111 °' a ltgol aid ollle• (llafea tofll~. , A254, scorr R. HANO· Heva you t1anecr doing flon Place, Santa Ana, CA ~. ~ ...i PllM"I to to and 110W.hlld &v 11 t.rndlr Int pet'IOllll ttl)Mtntlaw WIN 111
lhl work wllhl" the time .. , I" the pl\one book). (N AS• N!_~CH1' GI!, HOUS!HOLO ITEMS ~ii~it:.:~ ":,1111 Cen• 11/~~7 bvslntH It con-...... d ~ n1 Odlll Hid O.td of T1u1\ lf'I \ht !!"..l'tO IO ~ = IO tntll·
forth ntteln will r11ult In Ottputt de que le '"" umero -uo) A2t41. PAMELA HAYNCS, l4N' MldCcal Corpotal!Ofl dueled by· sn lndMdu.I to Ill ...,,. ,_,.. property 11tueted In aetd ...,_ PlftOftl nina· IMY llM
lht lmpoalllon ol liquidattd lleguen Hla cilaclon Judi· 3"439 HOUS'-HOU> ITtMS SI....., lei.Ian Prelldent ' >iove yoU alarlld doing ,.,.._. • ---MD .. Caunly Calf41fnle fe"'I>· w**I ~Of~ to lht --~·· fOt •Kil day ol clal u•tld tlent UI\ oluo d• 'fht n~ and addr••• or A270, SUI! LUCCHIN(), Thi• .... .men .... fllad l>Ullntta yet? No Wl4UdlllilO...W....,.... ,., •• ~lend lht,.lr,1 •X· lll*MCI '*"'TM indllllncl
delay, In lti. amount o1 30 DIAS CALENl>1.RIOS lhl court It: ([I nomt>rt 'I HOUSE.HOU> IT£MI With the Counl)' Clet)c ol unoa a, Roy • • Dt• .. nt1 1Mt HllltT A PAACI\. A ' \ot lllladmll......,lllfWll!Wwlflle
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EOU•1. H0\111HO M cClain Townhme Now pnt/crpt, rolrig & S400 + 'l'.i utll. 2nd Is near Brookhurst & Tai'. •Membership• wan,lod for 45FT *OUT OF SANTA Fr!'
Ol>l'OllTUNITY 3bd 2.5ba. 2 decks, utll Incl. Yrly. 'No pets s3oo + 'h utll. w/d, bert F.V. 968-0640. F 0 r 1 /2 pr I c.. USCG Corltl'd Vessel. ...
Mt1Hlaialaldwl1lslnginlbii welbar, fplce. Secure 760.1713 or 857·1776 now carpet & blinds. ' (818) F4x Res: 875•5212. Seeks exp'd salesper· pkg/storage View of Very prlv. 364 Hamil· FOUND 3/8 · Green/ 441'8950 son for jewelry kiosk MWSpljltlllsalljecllDtllefcd· golf course. Pool/tenn Studio 'Bright & ctn. ton. Go soo atter 5pm. yellow parakeet near LIVE IN. FULL TIME in Fash Isl. Perm PIT
nfalrNwlMltActof1Hhs Sl900/mo .s40•5274 Nice area, sep full kit 548-6179 17th & Irvine Ave., COM. Hskpr & care· hrly +comm. Call
...... wlllcJllNke1llllletll -----.-----$625 w/util, quiet N/ , N.B. 646-8895. 1 k f t I le ~ .. _,, -1crenct. BLUFFS' 4 BR, 2 1f.i Smkr, N/pet 673-5580 NB/Bluffs Private l br, EMPLOYM.ENT a er or sen or ady. Poppy, 644-5953.
Reporters, Writers,
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-• ,... 8 ba+don, w/gar., w/d .• FOUND near 17th & lmmac .. non-smoker. Sales $35K·lOOK •/Yr ltmlllllH ., tllscrlmln11i111 A, Prtv. patio, 2 car kit prlvl, pool. Quiet, Tustin Ave., C.M.: No children or pets. needed for weekly newspaper. General
UsH H IK&. col-. rtlitlon. gnr. com. pool. $1650 CORONA Female $600 644·0263 Rare·looktng pigeon. Sepnrote quarters. No exp req. Open tor· & lft,Ul~lalllll.lahl»tUS Of mo. Agt. 640.7000 while w/ black/brown . Must be good Amer. ntory. Will tram. 1·800· community news. Some photography.
Ulllulqlll.••iduliollll DEL MAR 2622 feathers. Pet? 548· EMPLOYMENT lood cook. Onve au10. 699'"°099 Ext. 8 1677 Mac helpful. Experienced. ,.......,..a~ .. liml· Beach A VACATION 1226. 5530 Mr. Taylor sat/Sun SALES Send resume, 3 writing samples to:
llllM•tllscrinliullta." rea 2 .B. R $7951 u. pstairs, RENTALS 2722 L t I 675·7957 weekdays REPRESENTATIVE ,. P I I V I t /, 0 • emale while 644-49t0 Growing communoly -P I D I Ills lnB""1 will aol en nSU a ear '/ pnv.. S ove rtg, gar, Boxer 'Sugar', ap· $ ers nne e" .
bltwilttYKCtlll19Jldftrtlit· U f n/W t rf t Near shopping. avl prox 50 lbs, C .M . 1000·$1500/WK Manager Trainee newspaper group seeks PO B 2929 ...ti.1111U1a111w11k•lal11 n ur a e ron now. 498-01n Oceanfront 3Br 2Ba Back Bay (Irvine/Univ) Career opportunlly NOW HIRING display advertising repre· .. ox ~llUliNolllleln.Outrtacltrs 1, 2 & 3 Bdrm •WALK . TO BEACH! ~~!: 1~8su~°:-~r B::i~ 2/18. Leash & choke ~~~li~~~.:~9a,o;~~ Immediato openings senta~ve w1lh 1 year mini· New Ort Beach, CA 92659
WI lllnlry faflnMd 11111 all Steps to Sand Stud Io . au I e t . renal. 714-434·1424 chain still attached. • al Hip Art Poster Co. mulT\, el<peroence. Excellent ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~
•wet11111s atlftr,tiHd in 11111 $750.$1675 $585, ;148•9424 Needs medication. $35,000/'h Income Sooks 12 Individuals. benehl package including
....,.,., .. l'llllMI• 111111 Joe (H) 650-6118, (W) potential. Reading No oxp noodod. Must base salary lor the enor· ..,...........,Niii. luom· Villa Rentals RENTALS TO 631·5226. REWARD. books. Toll Free (1) ltke Money, Music, & ge11c sales protessiotfru. ""'"'-COSTA MESA 2624 LOST: 2 Cockatlels 800·898·9778 Ext. R· Pooplel $350/week Pnys1cal,drug screening re· _.,..,., icllllen.CllltflJD Pmpe..rty_Mgm ., SHARE 2724 136\ for details. to u11ed. EOE. Please send -~~""'.:ill
679 4912 2 M One Is yellow/tan, $40 OOO/Yr Income 754-5858 Ext-5 resuAle 10 Judy Oelt1n9,
• str Br 2Ba, fp, w/d Balboa Isl tom to tame,.genlle. -Olher Is potential. Homo PfT Sml CdM design '-California Community hkup, gar. $880. East share 3 BR w/2 olh· gray/wht'te, sem1'·tame, News "30 West Bay SI eel , H b G I I, Typists/pc Users' Tolt firm noods reliable • J r · o ar or. rea o er ers. Patio, W/O, Own sweet. 759.3117 C for' 1 yr lse. 646-1351 phone. s452 mo + Free (1) 600·898·9778 Runner to do errands, osta Mesa, ·CA 92.62.7 or 1
EASTSIDE ulll, 723·0720 REWARD: Lost S~ih· ex T-4645 for llstlngs. dolivories, oft1co work lax your resume to (714)
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HOUSES/ Country Woods Beautlful-NB prvt Tzu (medium s120, COUNTER HELP Pfr on as·nooded basis. _63_1_·6_59_4 ______ , male). White w/ Ph h i · $8/hr.673·9002 USCG Ll.c'd Captain eo 2 Br, spll·lvl, w/study, hme. Phn/cablo/kltch/ streaks of light brown/ ones, 5 pplng. 50Ton + tor 45FT
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doors, 3Br 2 1hBa.
$1900. Agl. 759-9314 NDOS fp, skyll, deck. $875, lndry. Quiet & Clean. groy. 6 years old. Very Friendly & respon. Npt Pff Work Fff Pay USCG Cerlil'd vessel. FOR SALE Lido Isle 3Br 2v.Ba, no pets, 180 2 1st St. $400+ utl 845·9515 11 11 h 11 L t 1 h Beach. 642·6262 6am-12 M·F, no exp Fax Res: 675•5212.
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•••••••• lrplc, 2-car gar, pallos, 646·1164/645·9543 Lid ~ i YI a~ N osi n 1 &e •Don't Miss th• Boat nee. $8.00/hr .. comm. --------1 111 Via Eboll $2300/ 0 l a, lrg hm w/prol. v c n ty 0 arc ssus $300·$500/··"-M~rk 1n Warehouse $8.00 hr · Near Nwpt Hts 2 BR Prof fem. Pvt bd, bth, 2nd St. Mar. 3 673· Nation's largest boat .. " u mo. 310•277•1553 1 BA, upstrs, clean: dock, cpl, w/d, gar, 8 9 4 8 advertising service sales. Offu;e products slarl. FIT, M·I 8•5• No
GENERAL 1002 LUXURY LIVING quiet, no pets $750 maid $800 673·7686. FOUND • 5 keys + seeks I -call closers. 852·0247 exp. nee.. must be 269 C. 16th Place FT h al I POSTAL & COV'T JOBS neat/detail oriented. FOR LESS 644_0452 NB looking for qui,t, alarm activator. Found laxtci o~:t!rfr~~t n1~~: S2.l/HOUR ~BENEFITS Costa Mesa 659-4060
Live In Newport's fin-clean •oomate, to 2/25 near UCI. Call .COV'T FORECLOSED est hOmes at a frac· ••TOWNHOMES** share spacious 2 Br, 2 646-2232. Xlnt training. $400. NO EXP WILL TRAIN
•homes for pennies lion 01 normal rent 11 ~ BR, 1-1/2 BA, pa· ea at lrvlne ave. 5490 $1000/wk. 723-7375 Appl+lnlo 714-647-199t TRADE
'on $1. Delinquent Tax, you have quality iur· 110~, $795; 2 Mastor, Inc. ut1I. 642·5151 'l:llTTH DRIVER w/aulo. Ortvo Why play Hide 'N
Repos. REOs. Your nlshlngs call 72B·l 151 patio, gara~e. W/d hk· NB/Back Bay house H.&;n.&. & 1 day mid wk Npt to Sook with childcare?
• Area. Toll Free 800· up $950; 1 BR. patio, · FITN'l:SS 3000 c ~ 11 c I ass l f I e d . 898·9778 Ext. H·l398 --.-.-,..-•..,..L"""u'"'°x"'"'u.,..R ... V...,.....-gar, s650. 548•7367; Br/pvt bath. Clean. J;O West LA & back 6 hrs. ..
• lor current llsllngs. Waterfront Condo 548-7460 Patio, fp . .Male $600. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Refs req'd. 675-3003 today! 642•5678·
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642-5678
,· 2BR 2.75 BA. Highly 436-6665 or 854·6460 ,,.,..,-----------------..
upgraded. With boat GREAT NB/Westclilf 2Br clean, CORONA s Ir p . $ 2 8 0 0 /m 0 . new & bright. Quiet, DEL MAR 1022 Agt 640.7000 Ext 306. LOCATION nice area. Fom pref'd.
'"iiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Npt North 2Br 2Ba $450 + lh utol 642·6122 ,. 1-2.alln.
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STOP SMOKING
714-760-8182 FABUL'l.US CDM 3 S condo. 2-car gar, AC, $111!•• ·-· NB/Westchll. Shr 2Br u · ty w/d, pool. Avail 4/1. ...-.-. 2Ba, lndry fac, pool,
·Condo w/olc, root top $1395/mo. 640·1529 carprt w/storago. $425 ~=======~ ' dck. Opn/brlghl $490K ~-.,.....,,..,..-.,..,...-~---G•ted/Cov'd prkng +in elec. 548·2070 TENNIS LESSONS
'Pgr·266·6496 Agt, Nwpt North 28d, 1.25 BeVlltons, Pool 1ST LESSON FREE
Ba, fp, deck, w/d , ber· U.S.P. T.R. Certified
bor carpet, tile fir, gar. Rec/Weight Room Instructor 842·5199 NEWPORT pool. s1150 759-osoo. On4ite Mgmt. COMMERCIAL
BEACH 1069 O cean View 3 BR. 2 O.&WltltP.id REAL ESTATE '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BA, frpl, d/w. 2 car
i-gar, $1400. Available b Owner 3Br 211.iBa now. 675-5833
Newport Terrac e .,..--------condo. End unit on The , boat of Orange
cul·de-sac adjoins 7 Co• fabulous homesl
acre park. Pool, ,ec Visions Propertl.•s
Casa Victoria Apts.
525 U1ctor1a St. CM
714·646-9966
PERSONALS
BUSINESS OFFICE
FORRENT 2769 PERSO~ 3002
guard, etc. $159K. For on Dlaplay Is looking ---......,..-----'~~~~~~~~~~
more Info 646.9435 lor people wllh quahty H NTINGT JW AIRPORT law --------
furniture to live In U O.N business closing. All M E E T y 0 U R
th•H properties while BEACH 2640 lurnlshlngs. law COMPANION!
they are on the mar· '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii books, copier. etc. for 1•900•656•2600 ket for sale at a frac-1• sale. Lease nego·
lion of the normal ••LARGE 1BD Close tlable. Oilve-851·2010 EXT. 5261
cost. CALL: to beach. Encl gar., w/ 1.,..~~~~1!1!1!1!~~'11 $2.99 per min.
ac VJ.w M.m Park 714-280-8080 balcony. 211 Adams 2~U(CUTIV( Must be 18 yrs.
$950 ... 8"""2440 Touch-tone Phone companion lot for 2 ---------• "" WI nftlQS "!'"' Required Serv·U .cremated romaine. NEWPORT 11• "u· (Gl9) 645•8434 •S4100. ca115se-1154 COAST 2170 NEWPORT ..... A~
aclflo View Memo· .... ~ 'rial Park, Magnolla iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2669 .f,..~J,W.A.
,court, companion Prof'I Decorated liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~torSMdra.f76-2434
• t $6000 536 1184 2 matr alea, 2-car gar, ,cryp • Hallan tile entry, for-
mal DA, sculpted frpl,
W/d. S1850. 640-1795
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TODAY'S
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8014 JEWELRY, PURS SAIL BOATS 7014 FOID ---------•ART 6025 iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii
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fet.ctlc ml.IC ol l'land· • ,. 0 L a X • t•g, 5 1all1, trall•r. atlek ahlf\, AC. moo~ carved wood, beveled great ahape. •950. root, new brak• ... gla.1 anct matble. Uv· •Lady 2-Tone Date Call e15:3211. •1000. 647-317'
ACROSS
1 Lieu
I HM1tt1 ret0111 10 Gusto
141nMd:L 15 Ort ,. Di<et:Ulf
17 W1leel parts
HI -Major constellation
19 P18CIOVI ointment
20 Round graph
22 Penattiea
23 Oemoo 24 Owl's cry
26 Bemoan
30 Attested 33 Frosting
34 Tithe 35 Predicament 37 Soapy waler
38 E1111 apeHs
39 Singer Home 40 One day -ttme
41 Had the blues
42 Desert plants 43 Fled
45 Informed
tool 61 Wanntn
&2 Wuh°'1 63 8af1ey
be'lerage
64 T erminalel 65 MMelurl of
DOWN
1 WNctc
2 Urt>an .
transpol1
3 Novelist -
Stanley Gardner 4 With, to Henn
5 Sprintiriq 6 Drink no1s1ly
7 Vancouver or San Diego
8 Yellow F'"ages entnes :t-11 116 o ••.~F.......,~ 9 Black or Red -10 Peak 29 Naval rank 47 Cousins'
11 Spmted self· abbr. .. mothers
assurance 30 Annoyed 48 Dreary 12 Father 31 Expel 49 Astronaut
13 little boys 32 "Drv1ne Sally -
21 Qty. Corned)'" SO Seep 22 Actress Nina -author 51 Campus area
rng, dining, and bdrm • Men Submarlna SS
plec•L 660.9'07 • Men Explorer II s~ WE PAY CASH '84 Ford Bronco ll
AN8WERS'l'O WIZKLY BftlD<?E QUlZ •
,....,. ______ .__ --'A•3•~••4 &-1pd, white. 87j( mr.
Moving e• Ralph l.au----------• For good used Sabol• Clean, Good Cond
nJ I Chu k eeauv•I• & boat equipment. ren greo wh •• check o u inney'a Vllcht Sur-14.000 obo 994-1187.
Q. 1 • Both vulnerable,., South
you bold: -
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The bidding hu proceeded·
WEST NOR'ltl EAST 80l1It:I a. Dbl P ... 1
What action do )'OU take?
A • Not an easy decision. With
such a tentative spade stopper,
three no trump is not. preU.y, and
you don't have a 4-4 heart lit. Your
values ntlght not et.retch t.o an 11·
trick contact in a minor. All in all,
your best chance ror a re"asonable
score ~ms to be t.o pass and con·
vert the double to penalties.
Q. 2 -Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, u Sout.b-
)'Ou hold:
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Th~ding hae proceeded: NO BA81' 80tml WEST t• PUI T
What do you bid now?
A ~ Ir you bid two diamonds,
intending t.o ahow a below-mini·
mum holwng by rebidding three
•of•, gr"n wicker di· ORlQ Well ~wn NB ,... nett• ut 723·1108 Artist 24x3fJ o1t, Pata.1 plus. l600 Old New-'84 THUNDl!JUITAO knl (909) 885·1537 port Blvd. 548-4192 AutQ.. PS/PS, A/C, mt.
MOVINO Full bed, new trans. Aaklog
sofa. rocking chr, coif ---------1---------S2t00 obo. 650-7274
& end table. wa11 unit, PETS & SPEED & •-'----,.,,---
dresser w/trg mirror, ANIMALS 6049 $1(1 BOATS 7016 '89 TAURUS V-8, air, bread mach, plctur•JI, AM/FM cassette, goO<I
etc. $25·100. 673·2866 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil condition. $4500. C•ll
MERCHANDISE ADOPT~A·PET
MISC. 6015
•1988 221t Ski Boat• 436-6665 or 854-6460
5.7 litre V·8, Ktng
Cobra O/D. low profile•---------
hull, Just aervlced, MAZDA 9125
new controller/uphol· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
diamonds next, this is the wrong PLAHT SALB Ollrus·
Every Sat & Sun at
PETSMART, Fountain
Valley. Pupplaa. kit· tens and more, all
looking for loving, car·
Ing homes. CALL 597·
9037 tor more Info.
stery. Groat ski b9at·
fast-looks great ..... r•·
ady to go. Sl0,500
646·9449/574-4247
'84 P/U 82000 5-spd.
Stereo/ca••· Gooct
work truck. Runs gd. $850 obo 631·7149.
hand for it -you have too much avocado (frulllng) S 1 o.
outside )'OUT suit. CorTeCt is to On/Plgmy palms-lg $10
d d th b.d Herb• ~1. cement---=,....-~-~=---• respon one no trump an en 1 fountains $110, bird •Poodle• AKC•
diamonds at your next tum. blhs S20. 909-674-9422 Tea Cup Toy & Mini MARINE SERVICE
$25().$950 714-838-4457 SUPPUES 7020 MERCEDES 9130 Q. ~ • Neither vulnerable, as FREI! STUFF FROM '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Sout.h you hold: UNCLE SAM Booklet Save abused and 1• Scholarship•, loans. abandoned pets. Bo a
24 Sharpened 34 Conical 52 Tennis player
son 25 On the -: not c:twel11ng Nastase 48 Hum on friendly 36 Domestt<: 53 Novelist Ferber
46 Actress Adams
47 Pnnce Vallant's
M. K J 8 5 2 t>A 6 08 5" M. K
•Q 7 3 t>A OAK 3 •K 10 7 5 4 2 1 __ e_tc_._8_1_a_.1_s_u_5_5_!5_ volunteer/roster. Call P~rt.neropens the bjdding with one 714-597"'9037.
TONS OF
STAINLESS STEEL
'88 180E 2 .3 White/
Palo. Records. 1 ·ownr Xlnl condl 85k ml. s 1 0,900 obo 673-8948
51 Result ot terms 38 Pueblo Indian 54 Loch -d1111sion 26 Bonet or 39 -Vegas monster The bidding has proceeded:
club. What do you respond? PEPPER SPRAY
STOP ATTACK RAPE & MURDER
W/leathe< key chain.
Blk/Brwn/Blu/Red.
$13. Police home
unit w/belt cllp hol-
ster $18. Incl. tax &
shipping. •Mall
check/money order
to; BK Eoterpdse
1".0. Box 80148.
RSM, CA 92688.
Whit• German Shapard 3 year old lemalo,
spade. Looking for
good home!¥¥•
714-974-7823.
Bronze & brJISS ~ nuts
& bolls ... washers.
$6.00 per pound. Minney's Yachl Sur·
plus, 1500 Old New·
port Blvd. 548-4192
'88 420 SEL Black,
CO player, good
cond. $17,000. Call
436-6665 br 854-6460
56 Fracas Hartman 41 Fabncalecl 55 Timber source
57 Avoid 27 Sharp 42 Tw1s1 57 ·-sells
WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH
I• Pua Pau T
A • You have an enormous hand in
support. of clubs, end )'OU will have
rufficulty d..aibing it if you take
things slowly. Start with a jump
shill to two diamonds, then sjmply
bid clubs at each tum thereafter.
59 Less modem · 28 King with !he 44 Heart seashells .. : 60 Woodwortong golden touch 45 Expert 58 Egg source What. action do you tal!.e?
P.1 __ "'1P __ l!!-..... ~"'9!!'--~""'t!!"-"'IP ..... ~-A • There is an old, but very wise,
adage: "When the opponents open
in your best. suit, pass." FolJow that.
MUSICAL -MARl--NE-S_U_P_S __ OLDSMOBILE 9155
INSTRUMENTS 6055 DOCI<S 7022 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 14
Hove A
uoroge Sole!
fol !he Pio! Ciassliedi ot 64 H678
lo Poet yol1 fmvl ')de Ac! I
advice, and you will collect 100 or Q. 6 -Neither vulnerable as
200 for beating one apade. If you South you hpld: '
'89 Cal•I• Quad 4 1 ownt, wh~ auto,.AC.
PSIPB. am/Im cass,
xlnt cond. 95k. $3950
obo. lmmacl 548·7704
thinkyou shonld btd-smnntlmber ---Looktng to purch••• an ugllf electric
be•• gult•ir for
under $200. Holpl Call
Larry al 714·377·0338.
UP TO 48 FT SLIP
St 1 per foot. Max
beam 12'. 'Lido Island,
NB. 8 18·990-5066
or no trump, where do you expect ID •Q 8 'VIA 10 8 6 OA K 2 M. Q 7 2
score tricks? The opponents are •---------
likely to run a lot of diamondS'
against you.
Q. 3 • As South, vuJnerable, you
hold:
The bidding has proceeded: SOtrnr WEST NORTH
1• p... 10
?
What do )'OU bid now?
EAST
Pua
Tradeahow Carpet
used 3 days. Only S3fyd. --,.-------PLYMOUTH 9165
Padding a11I. Cash only! -P-IAN--0-5-&----AIRCRAFT 8010 '""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sam-Noon Sal 3/9. F.V. 1•
17150 Newhope Sl.1910 ORGANS 6059 '88 Pl¥moth Vo¥·
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1l Port oxygen tank, mask ager SE seats 8,
•QJ9865 2 ~ o3 •K 74 2 • A -Youhevethevaluesforajumpl---------®ufatr.Nevorused auto power/air, $3900
ID two no trump, but you can't. COMPUTERS 6018 STEINWAY GRAND Bouglll ror use In pvl obo Call 723-1504 Model B, 1 yr old. Ex· aircraft. Sell $175.1-,,....,,,~......,,,~~~.,-,,,:~ The bidding has proceeded: make that bid without a true spade qulsltel Bargain at ($375 new). 675-7329 19 74 PLYMOUTH NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST stopper.Neither canyol.Jjump raise MAC 520CPowerbook. s35K.310.58g..5809 V'\LIANT 70,000
1"7 PaH T diamonds with only three-card sup-New In box 4/240 MS, miles, Grea1 condition.
What. do you bid now? port. All you can do is bid one heart never used. s 1200 S1 ,200 080. Leave
• A • ThQSe of us old-fashioned
enough to play that a jump to three
s pades shows this type or hand
have an easy time of iL The mod·
ernists who play that.jump as sin·
gleton·showing with a heart fit ere
st.ill scratching their heads trying t.o
find a way to bid this hand.
and see how the auction clevelops. firm. 714•707•9488 •••••••••!AUTOMOBILES Message. 545-9to3
•------TRANSPORTATION -----•·--------Learn to be a better bridge WANTED •••••••• SAAB 9185
playe r ! Subscribe now to the TO BUY 6019 ________ ,_B_U_I_C-.,-----51"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Goren Bridie Letter by calling '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii " 903 1• (800)788-1225 tor information. Or 1• BOATS 7011 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
write io Goren Bridie Letter, WANTED: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'89 Century Custom: '91 900 Turbo Conv P.O. Box 4410, Ch.icqo, IL 6068(). Ear patches for sea 100k, 4-dr, 4 eye, AT, AutolT"atJc, yellowfblk, 4410. sickness. Call Dorlene 2 SEADOO JET PS, am/fm cass. Runs low ml. mint. $17,000
at 673·2776. SKIS No •railer. Soll gd. s35oo. 855-9l08 bbo. 548·6199 both for $5000 obo.
WANTED: old coin Call 574-4259 wkdys; ---------•---------collections & gold & 964-3048 eves/wknds. silver scrap. Steve
642·9448 days
CHEVROLET 9045 TOYOTA 9210
Weaher, Dryer, Refrl
~-me Gas Slov~.
Call 646·5848.
6 pc bedroom set 'sola
-rTOveseat, woodf
glass dining room
table + misc. 645·
N1"£D:--VIN1'AQ1! WER BOAT'S "1>0 01!:0 P.Jlsm 91 • ~reel 70k 1111, Wrlslwatchos/Clocks 7012 automatic, AC. sound xlnt cond, 4-speed,
•••••••• • Please be aware th111 ANTIQUES 6010
NB colloclor pays pre· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil sys, new tires/brakoa. burgandy. $2500 obo. mlum SS. 644·6829 $4200. Call 547·3.l71 Call 714-673·2866 4692 Eric. '
6014 9 dr•w•r dresser &i---------WANTED: Power RV Tow Vehicle '8t '88 SUPRA Xlnt cond.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mirror & headboard. FREE TO YOU 6022 Boat· 1990 or newor Cllevetle w/tow kit. AM/FM caHette, 5·
FURNITURE I he Ii stings in t Ills ca 1 · I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii egory may require you
to call a 900 number In which thero Is a
charge per minute.
MEET someone special
through classitled
BUY & SELL Cesh lqr cookie jars, Dlsnoy.
Mellox. Poppytrail,
USA, Black Mammy/ Chef/Buller & cartoon1---------
1ars. Pat 998-0598 APPLIANCES 6011
•BUYINQ ITEMS•
•HOUSEFUL* S350 takes all. Good 28'·32'. To portnor Runs good. Rocenlly speed. $8000. Call
Lthr sola.s, sleigh bed, condlllon. 646·2086 on my dock. Cell Dan smogged. Now front 436-6665"or 854·6460
entortalnment armolre, •---------FREE TO GOQD 673·6239· ti res. $900. 751·8945
Victorian furniture allk Oaalgn Center Prices H 0 M E · M a I e ________ . ._ TRUCI<S 9220 ~'~~~· ;.~~te~r:n~~:.~:; 75% OFF ~:;_s~~~~~~·;.~8oc:.•· 4 _S_AIL __ B_O_A_T_S __ 7_0_1_4_1 DATSUN 90601'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjj;jjjjiii
clock. 7 t 4-894·9880 Manufacturer's Rep iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • • From 1800·1960. 1 pc ESPRESSO MA· to entire estale. ·paint· CHINE 81a2llla o The Community
lngs, chino, glsware, group, runs greal. Markel Place.
While O•rman Shep.,d Sofas, loveseats, 3 year old female,
chairs. armoiroa, cof· spade. Looking for
loo tables, Iron beds. good hom'el • • •
'84 Catalina 27 Die· '81 Datsun 280ZX Blue,
sol, slovo, spinnaker. 5-spd . Full power.
furling glb. $12,000. 120k ml. Auna fair
436-6665 or 854-6460 $1200 obo 548-4688.
'87 Toyota Xlr• Cab
PN. Xtra tong bed,
Xlnt cond. Orig. Owor.
AM/FM Cass. 127k ml.
$3500 854-9022
furn, etc. lmmed cash, ready to Install $2350 Classified top S. 673·6,223 IV msg 646-9076 ___ 8_4_2_·_5_8_7_8 __ 582·8013; Pgr 4B8·1905 714·974-7823.
------1 CARPET CLEANING CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL HARDWOOD JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PROPERTY
SERVICE CLEANING 3515 SERVICES 3548 GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 FLOORS 3712liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MGMNT 3898 DIRE CT 0 RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii William Harold Jewelers Th•r•PY & Nutrition Ike'• Custom Palnlfng iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
--------· DOLPHIN CLEANING **BRIGHT** CPI BUILDERS INC. + MARBLE EXPERT ***CU ST 0 M Watch & Jewelry repair All type body care. Prol. Clean, Ouallly I Find Good T•nente
ACOUSTIC
CEILINGS 3408
& RESTORATION HOUSECLEANING Residential Const. Pollshlng/Proteclfng. * Antique• Fine Jewelry RN/Massage Therapist Work. loVEJct & Docks. 20+ years exp prop
Upllol •Orienta! Rugs Prof'I from Europe. Llc.1518424•1nsured Scratch/Stain Removal HARDWOOD FLOORS 9uyfsell/ltldt 8 73·0385 C.M. 722"9823 L#7o3468 831""810 mgml. homes & multi
Ouallly • Guaranteed Best service In townl (714) 885-4983 L820654 fjS.1005 lnstallatlon•Rellnlsh. ------------------• SPRINGWOOD PAINT unlts .• RE lie. 644-0172
7 1 4-9 6 9 ·5 O 8 7 Ref's. 5 Yeats Exp. Maintenance Available rr111.'DSCAPr & MOVING 3834 •Not Cheapl L686273 ---------Call Grace 251·9455 LEWIS Construction •QUALITY WCOfUS• Ouaflty Work. Llc'd A-nn ~ •But Reasonable! ROOFING 3910
CEILING MASTER •Acoustic Removal• CARPET INSTALL
Custom Texture•Paln1 & REPAIRS 3516
Loe d M•rk 838°7300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Remodel•Handyman Hardwd(Vlnyl/ eramlc Glenn 548-9817 IA WN CARE 3808 All Paint Work GuarantH<ll
HOUSECLEANINQ lll'704773 Local Rea. MrbtefCarpet-Bnd/lns PUBLIC NOTICE 714-552·3027 Pg 479·5206 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
15 yrs exp. Good Ref. •714-557·5925• L708279 722·7332 B•alo Verd Malnt The Callr. Publlo Ullll· *THUNDER ROOFINQ•
o,wn lran2s4. Ca_!! a3ny-S.J. Sc:ott Construction ---------HAULING 3720 Lawns, Cln-ups, Tree Ilea Commission RE· TOP QUAl.ITY INT/EXT For all ORI your rooting
t me. 1-v5 1 Custom Home euildecs HANDY MAN 3 7lO Trim, Sprlnldrs, Ae,.te, QUIRES that all uaod Very Reasonable Rateal needs. erool/Repalr.
AIR CONDITIONI NG
& HEATING 3418
•ALL REPAIRS• Power slrotch & Install
Any size job. 20 years
exp 7dy 830-5534 24hr
PRESSURE WASH.HQ Llc#481954 . Ret ·s . Th&tcngrg.a245 p....e1u 142 household g ood• L648228 Jay650-5066 Uc6381'4 948-4122
714-e75-7789 iiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiii JUNK To The DUMP r movers prlnl lhelr BALBOA
Quality • Guaranteed •Paint/Carpentry• (714-988·1882) • TREES • P.U.C. Cal T number;---------DOLPHIN CLEANING •---------Drywall and morel Will haul what Trash limos and ch•uHeura PIANO & VOCAL ROOFING CO.
& RESTORATION DOORS 3580 Small Jobs Oki Man won't! 968-1882 Topp•d/llemov•. L-ewne, print their T.C.P. num· LESSONS 3868 ,/Comm ,/Res ,/Rerool
CHISM HEATINQ Ii A/C ---------7 14•8 8 9 .5 0 8 7''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __ G_•_rJ_e_4_5_·_5_2_7_7_, _________ ~ 1''1-Ml'e ber In all advertla• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (Repair /Free Est /Relt Resldenllol•Commercial CERAMIC 1---------1• ,-Green $can• Lanclscpng ments. II you hove a lo'd/lns S31-508t
Servlce•lnstellallon TILES RELIABLE An experienced Semi Retired Contrac:lor HEALTH/ /MHonry ., Irrigation question aboul the le-•Plano L•••ona• Lic.111671300 662-4476 3528 HOUSE CLEANING dependable door Repairs, lmprovemen11, NUTRITION 3742 /Trimming /Removals galily of a mover, limo 6-Adull. Entortalnment
Local Aroa. Xlnl Ref'a hanger. Guar work, cm jobs. Quality/Integrity Glean-ups • Maintenance or chauffeur, call: avallable. Degreed ROOF LEAK?
Low Cost • High Quamv
Roor Repalrs•Local Rel'• Ocean View Rooftn11
L1573688 948·2338
BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
Deaktop PubllahlnO
Word proc. Copywrtng Graphlcs/Dnlgnllayoul
Work Source
650-2880 F AX-650-l 807
CARPENTRY 3510
CERAMIC• MARBLE 1_Y_o_1a_n_d_a __ e_3_1_·_5_9_8_7 roas. Don 521·8910 I care, l<en 842·1770 L1!1599025 850-0100 Public Ulilitles Teacher. 540·1947
I I II. F b I II WINDOW Ct I ROOrJNQ I Commilllon Pl 0 ns a n • a r ca on • een ng1_________ carp. p bg, , ________ ,. Land•c•p• Remodeling 7 14.558.4151 AN Beg.·Advanc•d
20Vra Exp • Uconsed • Carpel Cloanlng DRYWALL palntg, elec, tile, s1ucco. U T SMOKING Yard tune up/malntenace, ---------• All ages-Teacher Cert.
1·800-348·9321 • Hardwd Fir• Malnt Remodels. MORQAN Q I "' landacapefartlsllc dealgn. Dibernardo'• Moving Enlertalnment Aval!. •---------
Frei Esll • 729·7079 SERVICE 3584 Uc'd 850•3281 1ST DAY!!! Contrac1oi1C27-604006. Local/Olllce/Storage Jenniler 840·8889 SPRINKLERS 3921 L••kY Showers Rap'd ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mobil• #403·5365. Doctor Raccomend ed Prol'I & Ethical. 645-7505 Long Dist. Free Est. Regroullng & lnstall'n ---------•• ..,,----...,...,,,.,.--,-.,..-~ T# 632 979 3114 ---------li!i!i~~~~iii1ii!iiiiii L1670l30 Dean ol Tiie COMPUTEDS 3556 B&K Llc#5851GO Carp•ntrv•Electrlcal 100% Moni back guar PLANT ARTIST 181 • PLUMBING 3890 SPRINKLER REPAIR
673·8065 or 846-8526 &'\ All phases. No Job too Plumblng•Orywe11• Herbal roduct Speclalls1 In ul1tlng Split Second Moving iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiii V1lva .. H1aduTlm• aml. Acoustic removal, Slucco•Paintlog•Tlle 714-78o.8t82 1 d /1 1 1 Prof Movers! 24Hr Srv 10Ctl 26y , ~-• .,_ Tiie •Giese Blocka t 714-240-59 A f JI 64 7494 an acape rr gat on 7-Day/Sr Olac/Frae Esl THE LOCA' PLUMBER c '· 11 ........, ~p. All Asoun<1 Const'n WOfkl Computer Coach • c. 11 oo Ing• m I· upgr•dH. 780-9792 Tt11MS2 432•91231~ •• Jamea e. ... Bangtrt CO.· John 282·2831
Gd Ref's. Rouonoble. For elfectlve IHrnlng C & C INTE,.IO~S CARPENTRY•Wlndowa Prof'I Landscape Malnt Since 11147 1---------
L#B562867 536-l288 All 8PP• & 1ohwa1• Drywall • Texture Door•• Wood Fenc•• HOME CARFJ tOYra Exp e Xlnt Reta ---------• F1l.nd~ SeNlc1•ln1ured WALL
Mark 8'7CS·7245 • Anlsh Carpentry • • Drywall Repair • • Seaso 1 Fl • • • PAlNTING 3858 LI .. "" &1 '.,,..87"'11304 CO H•ndrm•n/R•m'Odel L6S173S Chris 631·6447 L.t11261581 • C.11 Sob SERVJCBS 3760 VICToR'a 45;~ ;39 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ...... or VERINGS
Addlllona. Bath,J<itch CHILD CAR£ 3536 PC PRO Interne t, 249·8323 Pg-312·0026 --------.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fire-Water Damage Appllcallons/Hardware1---------Vard Ole•n·up, Weed, •W.P. YOUNGQUIST THI! aTAIPPER
3932
Etec, Plumb, & Painl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reasonable home ratta. ELECTRICAL 3610 D I 8 C 0 U N T Ca'e Giver For th• Trim, Remove. TreH/ Painting Contractor •DAM DAWSON• S~lalltlng In wallplP•!
714.a46·2342. tmmed KOALA CARE David a t 509·2089 Electrlcal •Carpentry elderly. 12 yeara eitp. Hedges/Lawn, Malnt. Qual, painting b}I prol'ta PLUMBING removal. Liolfl 588924 P•g• 714·227-8122 Monthly Land1Caplng Ret•e. Pl•••• call 964·Yard Pg·748·5375 Ucl602098. Ina. Water H•atert •Drain• *' 7t4-983~503'7 * Home-ba .. d Chlldcare ,__________ Sm•U Job EXPERT •From 125/month• Tammy 714-387-9038 FrM 81t. 845-3305 Remodel • R•palr
DOORS RtmOdtl•Harclwlrt E. CoL~a30M42•~oca5 1100 CONCRB± e. Duncan Electric S A V A H A H •a 1-.....,...----------------------,,-~..,...----• Faucets • f ixture• W• gala anould hanv Trlm•Cabln1t1•Stucco .. .,.,..v lE UJ Quiet( ResponH H 14 R o w A R • CNA'a/Ca'• Qtv•r LEGAL 2tYra Quality Palntlnt L,554722•840•6720 together. Slflp, Install,
DryWll L.662731 35Yrs •xp Elizabeth 548-1098 MASONR\' 3557 Local Uc. 950.7042 2000 W Salbo• Blvd. lo Companion• PLUS touchupa. PO'* 717•5729 advlcfl lo the crazy. Jerry 842-0587 7 t 4 .. 7 6.1 3 3 t Transponlon • Rera SERVICES 3812 24 Hra. Richard Sinor 83t·2t t 1 anytime
A to z HANDYMAN PT-FT 714-752·6608 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Uc#280844 04$-3209 :::====::;::=:=:
INSTM.UREFACE CAltNETS CLEANING Brick, Block, Slooe, Tiie PENCES Han.tvman Ch•rll• FATH•Ra UNITED CHUNG'S PA.INTINO Eapert Dr•ln Cleaning Cone, Patio, Driveway Paint, plumb. c.arp'1ry, 20 y a "'~p Gd Price! & Plum~lnn Repairs
Kllchans. balhl, dOOfl, SERVICES 3 548 Fplc, BBOa. Rel 25 Yr a DECKS 3815 lenc:e bldg ' pow., wash IN~TRUCTION3 780 Cuatoc:ty . Visitation Guar' w:k: Free Eat. 20Y11 ·~· M wor• gulf.
windows Doug 548:'7258 Exp. "Terry 557·7594liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Local rHIC). 760.&<>44 i~~.~fr.2'ti~~ Ue#375602 5:18-1534 ltne 14MHI
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CARPET lSlS 8~~~~~~d~;~~°E:. Lada brl k tone MW/fepalr/po•t r•pt11eed Cotta Mea.tNewport fST LESSON PRSI! 1-MAS--S-A_G_E---3-8-3-0-P1int1011•tnvex1 Hou11/Apl Repair• & Remod• a ClEANJNG 282 7143 ,.~A.!!,i>!:....7ca .. • 'tOO'I RedWOOd • l.4'57S605 ~.· V8•3•r1•.a,,,,•P_• \J.8.P.T.R. Cerlllled Quality Job. rrea Ht. F8tee EatlmatH Tereaa • ....,...,..., _.,.. Jim Whvte 642-7200 .., m -·80 lnetruetor 842·6t99 L•GG98 7 e3&-8888 Li i 7318 HIM ODO
HOM• S•AvtCaa --------••SWaDllH/8~0AT'I Qene Abrama P•tnllnt THI NEWPORT HACH Anything & Everything Mae .... $10 off w/acll .,.,.Eict Oual PalnVRtuS PLUMalHQ COMPAHY
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