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Home My WebLink About1998-03-24 - Orange Coast PilotMurder victim's boyfriend arrested for his annoying phone calls to Costa-Mesa police • Police say Richard Barden Johnson, who found Adrienne Sudweeks' strangled body, had been leaving nagging voice mail messages. Chief Dave Snowden, the chief's secretary and Detective Frank Rud- isill, authorities said. Rudisill, who is investigating the murder of 26-year-old OCC student Adrienne "Sunny• Sudweeks, said Johnson called him directly March 17 and used obscenities. Rudisill said he could not make out the pur- pose of the call and warned Johnson about his language and hung up on him. day night while responding to a • complaint about a group setting up band equipment in the 4300 block of Campus Drive, said Newport Beach Police Sgt. John Desmond By Christopher Goff ard, Daily Pilot taken into custody on Campus Drive around 9 p.m . by Newport Beach police, who were responding to a disturbance call and learned John- son had a warrant out for bis arrest, authorities said. Johnson is being held in lieu of $50,000 bail on three misdemeanor counts of making annoying c.alls. He pleaded not guilty in Harbor Court on Monday. MARC~ I DALY PLOT Richard Barden Johnson. boyfriend of Adrienne Sud- weeks, has been arrested for making obscene phone calls. NEWPORT-MESA-A man who reported finding his girlfriend stran- gled to death last February was arrested Friday for allegedly mak- ing obscene phone calls to the Cos- ta Mesa Police Department, which is investigating the murder. The warrant, issued by Harbor Municipal Court Judge Craig Robi- son earlier that day. stemmed from voice mail messages Johnson left last Tuesday for Costa Mesa Police "I couldn't figure out what be wanted on the phone at all,• Rudis- ill said. •Richard has been kind of a nui- sance, disrupting business around here, making phone calls,• said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith. Richard Barden Johnson, 30, was Police picked up Johnson on Fri-• SEE JOHNSON PAGE 5 MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y PILOT Costa Mesa High School freshmen Bethany and Robyn Weber, 15, look over their lttnerary for their summer ambassadorships to Australia. The twins wW be vtslttng seven cities ln Australia and New Zealand beglnning ln July. GOOD WILL HAULING • Come July, twin sisters will pack their bags and charm, and head for Australia and New Zealand to serve as unofficial ambassadors. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -When \heY were younger, their similar loob opened many doors for twin sis- ters Robyn and Bethany Weber of Costa Mesa. ·we used to switch classes sometimes,• Bethany said. "But whenever we wrote some- thing, the teacher would catch us because we had different writing styles." Those old tricks may not work as well at Cos- ta Mesa High School, where they are both fresh-man. but the two may soon be able to try out some of those old antics in the land down under. Robyn and Bethany have been selected by the People to People Student Ambassador Pro- gram to repn!Sent Orange County as ambas- sadors to Australia and New Zealand. Along with 38 other students from around the country, the Costa Mesa twins will be tak- ing a three-week trip to Australia and New Zealand in July. "I'm really exdted about the chance to learn about a new culture,• Bethany said. ·1 really think it'll give me a greater appreciation for what I have here.• The trip will be Robyn's second as a student ambassador. Two years ago, she traveled to Chi- na with the same organization. "She came back so different,• Bethany said. "She was so independent and didn't need any- one's help for anything.• Robyn said the trip to China taught her about how fortunate she is to live in the United States. ·1 had a lot more respect for my family and friends," she said. "I really appreciated our school and sports and even the material posses- • SEE TWINS PAGE 5 Hedges signs on Lewis to direct campaign team • tntra-conservative hopes to raise up to $300,000 to help Hedges win supervisor race. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -City Councilman John Hedges already is gaining some sup- port from Orange County conservatives in his bid to ~ oust incumbent Tom Wilson for the Board of Supervisors' r .-J..e Ina 5th District seat. u1i L}. Bill Lewis, president of the "'-=~----=- ultra-conservative Orange Unified School District board of trustees, announced Mon- day he will manage Hedges' campaign. Under the leadership of Lewis, who led the effort to replace liberal members of the school board with conservative can- didates, the board recently won a law- suit allowing the elimination of bilin- gual education. •I think be would be the first true conservative on the county supervisors board for as long as I've been watching politics,• Lewis said of his decision to support Hedges. The 5th District does John Hedges not include Orange, where Lewis lives. •Everything I've tead from him is right up my alley -he thinks just like I do.• Among overseeing day-to-day operations of the cam- paign and ta.king care of the monetary contributions, one of Lewis' duties also will be gathering endorsements for Hedges, some of which have already started coming in. On Monday Hedges announced that U.S. Rep.Dan.a Rohrabacher (R·H\Jlltington Beach) and the Gun Owners of California have pledged support for his campaign. "I've worked with (Hedges) on various projects and found him to be a superior human being.• Rohrabacber said. ·1 think he will bring a fresh. new approach to coun- ty government.· Hedges said Monday he is pleased to have the con- gressman's support. •Tue level and depth of support is very encowaging, • said Hedges, who only a few weeks ago decided to nm. ·conservatives will be looking for a candidate in this race -and lam the only conservative running.• Wtlson said he already bas the support ot many promi· nent political figures. lnduding Gov. Pete -wilson. •rm happy that regional. state and federal officials who represent Orange County have chosen to support my cam- paign,• he said. As to accusations that be is not a "true• conservative, Wilson points to his voting record on the Board of Supervi· • SEE HEDGES PAGE 5 r-------------~-~, I ~ I ~ I I a lion pup islatest Yictim of El Niiio the incident occurred two or three weeks ago; student received five-day suspension. By HUMln Mashni , Daily Pilot . there was any malice involved. He just has had a lot of traUJJl4l in bis life.• Killian said the inddent occurred in one of th• school of.f:icel. and there weren't many • students around when tt hap- pened. A police report was med, and the student ana hls family are uildergomg coUniellng, offid.all said. School offtdo'• were reluctant to ptoYide .further det4illl about the mddent, aaytng Only that the usault oCCwred two or three weeuago. •'l'bere are some Jddi who come beN wtth a lot Of baggage.• Kllllan lidcl. •1 have .DO lmoWl· ec:lge lbat be Wll lDtO a ,,gang or _,..,.. .. lbat. ... w. doO't haft U.. MoOY dOthet or gtaf • DU....._ nil .. a Yery .... and I I I I ' By Ouistopher Goffard. Daily Pilot NBWPORT BEACH Despite repeated attempts to res .. cue lt. the lickly, emadated sea lion pup whole plight has drawn attention liDce early last Week M found dead near Newport l..arv;Ung on Friday, authori said. Newport Beach Pohce Animal Control Officer Mille Thegue iaid he pulled the dead animal out of the wat r that afternoon and l\U1led it over for d1sposal. Though no necropsy wes per- fonned, the pup l1 believed to be another vktlm Of Bl Nifto, th• weether ~nom4tDOD that bill scattered oc:MD foOd IOW'C'el and Nit ... lion populatione ~dliA. • M011t 1111.ay m N1t.o bllCI • 1ot '°do ...... ··.~ Mid. WbU9 .... lAgUM Be.ell· ......... oltbiaS..UaiMd •IEE 8EA LION Nm I • -r- 1 J I .- ' ... local voices -~~ ------------ -. ---a ----- ' Council should reconsider Cl;tjslng Costa Mesa Boys and Gitl's QUI> I've been ~g ~t the CoCJta Mesa LOule Antome Boys ~b for about 14 yeon, and rve seen it benelt 11ot of kids. A JOt of kidS daa't hlive any place top after achool etcept' the~ and Girls Club. AQd flaybe there's another thin9 I should~ and that tt is the boys arid gtds. ' It keeps these kkllt otf the street yp until junior high, and we need lt. We don't need an adult baa.! ketball lea.gue. Ulwoln School's available, and oth· er grade ~are a.vailable. And Corona de1 Mar High School has couple of gyms available. Let the adult leagues ~y there. There .. a ~ over on the West Side; they can play over there. I don't think all the boys c:f.ubs are being utiH"A!ld properly. Maybe they can work out a deal where the adultS can play on Saturday and Sunday. But to close down that Boyl Oub a1tet all thil ~ I think the aty Coundl reall! ~to~ the lease. 1 Reopening Blue Beet positive for Newport Beach and cJty's history I was delighted to read the art1cle about Ski'S Blue Beet (•The Beet goes on.• March 19). TM reopening of Sid's Blue Beet is a re'el pc-.uve gam for Newport Beach. The Blue Beet and Sid are a signiftcant part of our dty'a hiltolY· WheD I had the honor to serve oo the City COuDd1. I wek:omed Sid's partidp1;tion JU COUDd1 ~· lie re&lly cares. It's apathy ~ is our 9fe!iatell ~t to democracy. HOW TO RE/\ P /\RT 0 r L 0 C ,\ L V 0 IC E: S VOL.11, N0.8 8EAQElt$ HODJNE 642-6086 Reqwd your comments~ the Dally Piiot or news tips. ADDBbs Our--.. is 330 W. lay St., o.t. Mesa. Cllff. 92627. •.•.,1.• '\ ....... .. r---~-------------------~----------~-------------------------, . I . . . ' . '\ ' : 1. I I • ' 1 ,. Blue Beet offer~d wo ~d-class entertainment , t96o to 1965, Newport's By Sid Soffer T here have been many things said about me -some gQOO; some bad -but there is one that will always stand ou• tn my mind. Judge Selim S. Prank1in said many years ago, "Mr. Soffer is a man th.at puts his money where his mouth is.• To me th.at means that I stand up for what I think is right. I did not say what I say is right, I only said what I tbink is right. finest tried their best, on ordera from the cblef of polioe, to bust the Beet. I ran the Beet for 18 years, from 1960 to 1978, and was nev- 'fhe Heel er charged with a crime. Well. that's the good, now for the bad. Roy Freeman seems to spell it out pretty plain 1n the March 19 Daily Pilot ("Marching to the Beet"). •Personally, I don't see how the liquor commis- sion can allow Soffer to serve .any kind of alco- holic beverages at the Blue Beet if he were allowed to open it. He is just once again flaunt- ing the rules and regulations. I do not think he should reopen without the proper permit." lbat ts not to say that minon were not served. but never with my knowledge. Over the yea.n, I personally caught. held and twned 1n to the police more than 450 kids with false identifications. • City officials. give fugitive restaurateur Sid Soffer green light to reopen Blue Beet. To Roy and all of you well- wishen, I will pay a brand-new Sl.x> bill to the first person who can prove I have violated any law that would disqualify me from holding a liquor license. By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot For the record, I was a hands-on o~ator for 18 years, everything from scrubbing floors on my hands and knees, cooking, bartending, and hiring and firing iratt and entertainen. The Blue Beet had wor14-cla.ss entertainment and ~ I ~ some say me best food and drink 1n Orange County. The last big name that played the Beet was the Balloon Man. He was a stand-up come- dian with ,e. dry sense of humor. I hear he also played banjo, which I can't swear to, as I do not rem~ ev& seeing that part of his act. If you do not recognize the name Balloon Man. how about Steve Martin. In fact, I will go one step fur- ther. I will give anyone, includ- ing Judge Susanne Shaw, a brand-new $100 bill if he or she can show me what law I vio- lated that put me in Las Vegas for the past 2 1/2 years as a fugitive from justice. Step right up, Your Honor, a.pd get a brand- new $100 bill. NEWPORT BEACH -It looks as though the Beet will go on at McFadden Square. City officials Wednesday ann- ounced they will grant fugitive :'\"1.aurateur Sid Soffer the right to · 'l •• 0 aet-whichhas . t'four years ··~.nnif Now, back to (reader) Roy Freeman. From • SID SOfRR owns the Blue Beet and Sid's steak- house. He fled to Las Vegas to avoid serving a jail term for alleged bulldlng code violations. L------------------------------------------------------------- el toro debate Airport needed to accommodate increased travel W e really do need El Toro to handle air traffic needs. My esteemed neighbors in eastern Irvine and Lake Forest want to continually increase John Wayne's capacity to handle theifuture, but there are safe- ty limits. My good neighbors should know that 1n 1997, there were 463,000 operations at John Wayne Airport. Obviously this number is safe, but how many more planes can we han- dle? Wake up, folks, we need an additional airport. ROB'1f WOLFF N~rtBeach It only makes common sense to use El Toro for an inteT114tional air- port. When Leisure World was built. they left a corridor for aircraft to take off. The federal government is giving the property -so why not use it JohnW~ heavy population. The runways are in bad shape. We were in our drive- way saying good night to friends ' . when a cargo plane took off -we could feel the ground Vibrate. The student planes are bad enough. MARIAN FLETCHER Costa Mesa Are we all nuts? Can it 'really be that anyone wants an airport at the Bl Toro Y? Imagine LAX at the Y. Can anyone -anyone -want Mesa, CA 92626. ~No niftld*'* ~ edho-rial m.tWor~ Mrelnc.J be~wfth. that? And why? It is not necessary to fear more flights coming out of John Wayne. Just elect county supeM.son who will vote down any attempt to inaease the number of flights. Easy stuff. No more flights out of or ~to John Wayne. No new airport needed at El Toro. Want a really ugly image? hnag- ine a three-or four-day weekend - you are on your way to San Diego or Mexico, an~ you have to drive by Orange County's own LAX, not only going but coming back as well. What time do you leave -what time do you come bacld It's brutal now -it would be ugly if there were an LAX in Orange County. DIOC SPEHN Corona del Mar Facts, not misinformation needed in airport debate An airport is the best possible land use for El Toro. We need to keep OUf minds focused on facts instead ~f entertaining the myriad of mislnfonnation generated by South County residents who want all the comforts of living 1n an urban area but none of the consequences. JOHN O'NEIL Newport Beach After months of stonewalling, county staff wu forced by a judge's order to release seaetive El Toro out wt1tbln s-rma.ion of~ right OINfW. Newport hid\ 70r'55 west. HOW B2 ll!Aot US Newport Coast '6455 ~ hl>oe ,...TODAY Tht 11met Orange COunty IM4' Flnt low I (900) 252•141 Cost.a Mesa 12a.m. AllhaMf4i 71156 Flrit~ =:r: ·5m COrona dtl Mer 5:9' a.m. = -4321 70r'55 SecondlOw 12:51 p.m. NIM$40,12.24 Wl'GMCAIT s.cand Nat? :w..030 Sporu ... 646-4170 LOCATION SIU 7:15p.m. 0 :="~Int.net w.dge MWM NelitJPOft 2.CWIW ........ y ...,_ omc.. "2-4321 lleddel MWM Arltlow ...... , • ..,,-5'02 IUwt' Jltty M WSW 12:47 a.m. 1.1 CdM 2·5WM Ant hHltt ~!Ir ' '"' 1:41 a.m. SA "-~--. w ..,... second low . ,.......,,., ~ Wlndl Wll ciomt 1:llp..m. -0.7 ............. -. from b IOUtfwlllt S«ondNgh "'" ..... ao llt 15 Ir.nob With 2· 7*p.m. 47 ............ footwhtWIWW. \lb,.. J'f& '....,.. Mer11w eaon.-lledbf -etllJC:.. °"Ml-~ ~ ......... m ••12 Airport planning documents for pub- lic scrutiny. The El Toro Reuse Plan- ning Authority, a group of the cities most affected by the airport, wrote to Courtney Wlerdoch and then-Board of Supervisors Chairman Wllllam Stemer asking to see the plans. Finally, they were forced to sue under the state Public Records Act and won. The just-released docu- ments confirmed what many El Toro Airport doubters had been saying about the project: County planners now aclmowl- edge that a •two airport system," utilizing both John Wayne and El Toro, has big problems and may not work. The county planners admit what the Air nansport Association told them in 1996 -that airlines will resist using two airports so close toge~. Ddpite previous denials by the county, it also appears likely that the two military runways, planned for 70%-0f-all-El T«0 takeoffs, will be abandoned. Both commercial airline pilots unions have objected for safety reasons. The released documents show that three of the four airport layouts being studied by county staff would remove these easterly run- ways. All departures would be to the north. However, m Toro's two main north-south military runways are too clQ&e together for commerdal use, and therefore one of these also will have to be tom up, moved and rebuilt All of the letters mentioned With new swells oomlng from tM NEWPORT BEACH above, from the Air 1hmsport Asso- ciation. Air Line Pilots Alaodation, Allied Pilots Anodation and the El Toro Reuse Planning Authority are available to be read online at the El Toro Airport web site, http:/ lwww.eltoroaiiport.Org . LEONARD KRANSEF Editor, El Toro Airport web sitE DanaPoin· Consider the alternatives to El Toro .airport How can we justify a commercial airport at El 'toro under any circum- stances. This county currently has the child-friendly cities, beautiful recre· ational facilities, parks and beach- es, a growing residential populatior that supports low-pollution industry countywide, and most of all, a strcpig desire to preserve our land- scape ~ehildren.-New port Beach cannot be allowed to force the entire county into emo- tional blackmail with another air- port we do not want or need. Let's considet the altem.atives -a sports arena, a university, recreational anc learning facilities are surely bette • than noise, dirt and traffic. GIWANMAJOO Lake Pores • THE DAILY PILOT wlll regui.ty run columns. letters and other ClOfTespondlnce regarding the debate ovw the ~ air· port .i the soon-to-beo-dosed El Toro Manne base. tlOutt1W'ISt and the west. thlr9.,. . "°"',.. ut: 5omeofie ttnw tggs •• ~ and ton.t PIP'f' Into .,... In the 1800 blodl. looking good out thef9. E.XpeCt todl('s IUtf to be enywhirt flom~lgh to helcMllgh and blyond. On w.dMs-- ~an Incoming storm~mak· condttJons ... thin ~ but ..... tutf WMdNy~ high~~ dly-Md...., (Ind deerw> thiroUlih me • Amill I Mir. A min NCllWd O"lnk C.111J M hli home In the IOObk>dt. • lf.e CtNlt l ... t_y. A cettut. ~ WOf'9\ $150 wm sto6in fmm the 1600 btodt. .•Vii .... : ~Worth U,000 was itDlen fton\ •CM In the 200btock. • • 11..t Collt ........... A hand-held r9dto WOf1h 1750 w. IOlt or ltolt:n from • gotf cart In the 1aoo block. COSTA MESA . . ~ UM..,._ Someone did S1SI dlrn.ge tD 1 home fn the 2&bkd. • •...., -..-TNtdoor of I *'1lgll CDIMllW-pNd CIP9" "' .. -block. •r1111 •lli1• a:AbkpworthS1n--*ntroMh ,...ctt ilf ......... .., .. ,,. .... ...... ,.. ............. Wlr9'$1JS ........ ...... 1n ... 110lllldl. Newpon BeachlC.OSta Mesa Daily Pi.loc KIM HAGGERTV I OM.V Pl.OT GudenGrove resident Cllff McKaypla~ racquetball at Orange Cout College. Now that El Nino bu glven way to clear skies, more people are outdoor• enjoybig all Southern Cali- fornia has to otter. · Llfeguards report 11 beach rescues • One 18-year-old man who nearly drowned Sunday is Newport Beach'.s 35 oceanfront watchtowers unmanned, the city's six miles of beaches are patrolled by four or five roving lifeguards, authorities said. · still hospitalized Monday, but is expected to recover. • By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Local • lifeguards contended with unsea· • sonably crowded beaches over the weekend, rescuing about a dozen people from the surf. The victims included an 18- • year-old man who nearly drowned Sunday and who was • being treated Monday at Hoag Hospital. Luis Bi}l'ajas, whose address is unknown and who apparently cannot sY{im, screamed for help • after waves knocked him over in chest-deep water jµst after noon • Sunday near 31st Street, authori- ties said. , A boogie· boarder and other bystanders helped pull him from the water, and rescue personnel rushed him to the hospital. New- port Beach Fire and Marine Department Lt. John Blauer said Barajas swallowed a lot of water but is expected to fully recover. During a sunny weekend that saw as many as 69,000 visitors on Newport's beaches, water tern· peratures of about 62 degrees and waves averaging about 1 112 feet, lifeguards gave more thaJ1 300 preventive warnings in hopes of forestalling further rescues. At this time of the year, with Lifeguards will assume their perches in the towers come sum- mer, ~th between 50,000 and 80,000 visitors expected on an average weekday and up to 125,000 on holiday weekends. Crowds of the size that hit the beach th.is past weekend can put a strain on the resources allotted for th.is time of year, however. Blauer asked beachgoers to use special caution in the water. "We're certainly beginning to see the initial warm spring week- ends, which bring out the peo- ple," Blauer said. Daily Pilot publisher adopts new name • California Conununity News becomes Tunes Community News in move to highlight its mission with Los Angeles Tunes. printing, inserting and delivery services for the Los Angeles Times and other Southern Cali· fomia newspapers. munity News into two distinct companies, we allow each side of our business to better focus on its mission," Magnuson said. "This is good news for everyone.• In a move to better reflect its mission, the company that owns the Daily Pilot has changed its name fro~ California. ColllJilunity News to Times Community News. The Pilot is one of nine community newspapers in Los Angeles and Orange counties owned by the Trmes Mirror sub· sidiary. "The new name does a more precise job of telling people what we do,• said Robert G. Magnu- son, president of Times Commu- nity News and senior vice presi- dent of the Los Angeles Times' regional editions. "It also shows the. growing commitment by the Los Angeles Times to community journalism.· .... The Daily Pilot's community mission and its management team remain . unchanged under the new company name. "The Daily Pilot's commitment to local news has been unwaver- ing and the name change merely underscores that," said William -Lobdell, editor of Times Commu- nity News. On Thursday, The 1imes will introduce a weekly section called Our Times that provides in-depth local news to Santa Monica, Venice and neighboring commu- nities for readers in tho~e areas. The new weekly will be written and edited by Tunes Community News journalists. Our Trmes will be available only in the Los Ange- les Times. In related news, the production division of California Community ~ News bas formed a new company called Calif omia Publishing Ser-I vices, which provides graphics, • FEN -PH[N /REDUX ANINHJIMAnoNAL SfMINAI ,OI MnlNJS WHO HAVI USIO OHi OIMOllOf THE DllT OIUOS DATE: ~Tf 998 TIME: 1:00 p.m. • 9:00 p.m. lOCATIOM: • lht Sutton~ Hotel =ra SPONSOllD: ~': ~ J =~UP. No Choirl'i IDSanch s.lia~dar at(IQQtl.Sl-1581 "By dividing California Com- 11Uf~~ AVILA CHICKE SOUP Fresh chicken broth, chunks of chicken breast, rice garnished with avocado, cilantro and lime. Mama's cure for the flu. Costa Mesa 642-1142 Great To-Go Corona del Mar ' 844-TACO Newport Beach 675-8855 f,,, -{,(''(,'.tr•, F 1•n1l', ( 1·~11. ! : 1n'rl·; 01'•·r.1h',I F.1rnil" I •''."'cl • 1 \ • ', •• • •• • 1~ h -.· 1 r. • ~ • ·.: 1 • tlLll !!'1 ' 11' !II • I ' t 1, , •• S.1111.1 .. -\lt ~ "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" .., All lypes...o£Wioaow li'eatmenq • Wil.nces tY Cornite BoJtts f • Ro"'4n Sh/Uks • Blinds • Verti&.U • Sh"ttws • /kJspr~aJs w•pli,..,,t4"1 c..;,,u.,;.• ;,. f011r Ho.U TUESDAY. MARCH 24, 1998 Newport Harbor Nautical Museum is a place for the history books B ~fore the present net- work of freeways, driving cross country could be fun. As one meandered from town to town, one could, if so ~ inclined, stop at each town's h.istorlcal museum. Usually, these museums consisted of a small room in a house contain- ihg a glass case in which reposed a faded Civil War uni- form, some lndiat;l arrowheads and not much else. The Newport. Harbor Nauti- cal Museum is a far cry from that. Housed in John Mcin- tosh's Reuben E. Lee, a million- dollar authentic Mississippi riverboat, now renamed the Pride of Newport, with oodles of parking plus a seemingly endless list of donors with either money or boats to con- tribute to its continued exis- tence, it must be the envy of all the other historical musewns in the country. T'was not always thus. For a good many years, the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum was housed in a small -2,200 square feet -building located on Balboa Boulevard in old Newport. It had six parking places. robe rt gardner J.E.T. (Ned) Rutter whose gruff, sardonic exterior disguises a really nice guy. He gives credit to Marcia Bents as the driving force. exhibits of that museum was its flagpole, a 25-foot-tall alu- minum mast donated by a local shipyard. After enthusiastic volunteers got it up, Bill Ficker, who knew about such things, advised that the yardarm was facing the wrong direction. Too late. The concrete bad set. I vividly remember a pro- gram the museum put on involving the history of local surfing, They invited Marco Anich, Vmcent Lindberg and me as representatives of the pre-World War II, 100-pound redwood and balsa surfboards. A lot of young surfers were there, and I could see them looking at us -we were all into our 70s -and saying, "Jeez, if I'm going to look like those guys when I get old I'm going to quit surfing and take up volleyball." We must have set local surfing back a decade. From tiny acorns might oaks grow. From those humble beginnings grew the present Newport Harbor Nautical1 Museum, probably one of the best local museums in the country, despite not having a single Civil War uniform. • I have always connected that phase of the museum with retired Superior Court Judge That museum didn't have a faded Civil War uniform or any arrowheads. Instead, it had pic- tures of old boats, and it limped along with high spirits and low bank balances for ahnost 10 years. Exhibits were offered to educate the public on subjects such as local weather and weather forecasting, naviga· tion, local fisheries, surfing and a permanent exhibit on the his- tory of the development of the harbor. One of the memorable • ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge and a resident of Corona del Mar. His column runs on Tuesdays. CARPENTER BRINGS HOME OSCAR Russell Carpenter, the cinematographer who took his first camera course at Corona del Mar High School, won an Oscar o~ Monday night for his work on "Titanic.• Carpenter. 47, of Westlake Village. said in an inter- Lani has moved to a New Location I 1500 Adams, •103 •Costa Mesa 540-2218, • ISSO-l440 Coo lad\ Phon1· Ahl'iJ:1 for fJo •To G- Since 1972 view last week that he found ear1y cinematic inspra- tion watchinQ monster mOvies like "Mothra• and •Rodan" at the Mesa Theater on Newport Boulevard. 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By Jenifer Ragland, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -City leaders agreed they need to sit down and talk further about the future needs of City Hall before spending any ·money toward a renovation effort. The City Coundl on Monday night voted 6-0, with Councilman John Hedges absent, to plan a study session where the entire counol can review what improve- ments the building might need over the next 10 years. Coundl members were consid- enng a proposal to spend up to $100,000 to hire a consultant to study the current and future needs of City Hall, recommend a plan of action to meet those needs and estimate the cost of a project. But Councilwoman Norma Glover said she was not prepared to spend the money until the coundl could get more informa- tion, which she said she hopes to get at the study session. The issue arose from a request for Building Excise Tax funds to remodel the Fire and Marine Ser- vices Administration office and the City Attorney's office. The council approved the expenditure last October, but later found that the City Attorney's office renova- bon was not a proper use of the bwlding tax money, said City Manager Kevin Murphy. 1\vo months later, when staff proposed using $55,000 of gener- al funds for the Qty Attorney's office remodel, Hedges suggested the city instead do a "Global Needs Analysis" of City Hall. But Hedges said in a telephone interview Monday he didn't mean spending $100,000 on a study, especially since the city already commissioned one in 1990. That report said adding 5,510 square feet to City Hall would cost about $3 million. ·nus is poor public policy," he said. George Jeffries, vice chair of the Library board of trustees, urged the City Coundl to ref er the matter back to the finance committee. ·we are gravely concerned about the use of these funds, which are supposed to be dedi- cated to fire stations, libraries and parks," he said. Jeffries' and Hedges dispute the opinion that it is OK to use the building tax money for the Fire and Marine Services office and would like to see the funds put toward a project with more public benefit. While Councilwoman Jan Debay agreed to discuss the issue further, she said she wanted the council to act on the matter quick- ly. •Tue need 1n the Fire and Marine Services offices bas been obvious to me since I was elected in 1992," Debay said. ·r feel Lt is time for them and the city attor- ney to be a priority.• Mayor Tom Edwards agreed, saying, "This is not somebody out to build the Taj Mahal -this is a real need.• In other actions, council mem- bers: • Approved an agreement with Irvine Ranch Water District, which requires the city to pay $10,000 a year to operate a pipeline that will pump excess treated waste water from Irvine Ranch's Nicholson plant to the Orange County Sanitation Dis- trict. The agreement is a step toward a long-term solution that would prevent any discharge of reclaimed water into Upper New- port Bay. Murphy said once that ·long-tenn agreement is reached, •1 think I speak for the entire city when I say you have been a great benefit to the city," Edwards said. "You have sacrificed a lot of time, and we appreciate those kinds of sacrifices.• • OK'd plans to retrofit Lido Isle and Newport Island bridges . to withstand stronger earth- quakes. The city has been pre- qualified for more than $2.3 mil- lion in state highway funds to cover the cost of the project, which should go to bid this sum- mer. • Approved the city's applica- tion for its annual Community Development Block Grant pro- gram allocation in the amount of $492,000. The federal grant mon- ey, which comes from the Depart- ment of Housing and Urban Development, funds various social service and affordable housing programs in the city. "A Taste Of Heaven" Fridey, March 27, 7:00 p.m. In the St. Andrew's Sanctuary Jana Alayra & "Cheryl" in Concerti o Dusut & Coffu During Intermission ° Kid's Music & Gamu o Tick&ts ore $5.00 for adults - $3.00 for kids undu 12 0 Coll 57'4-2222 St. Andrew's Pre.sbyterion Church, "600 St. Andrews Rd., Newport Beach Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unique wtne room A dlnilla rooms nallable for croup b--'-.-tinp and prtvate fllnctJona 723·0621 Plnse Call For Re.nations and Directions .251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach IN FRONT ~ WIN TIC TS TO THE 3RD ANNUAL EWPORT BEACH . INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL GRAND PRIZE : 2 ticbu to the "WINGS,. CWSING NIGHT SPECIAL SCREENING AWARDS GALA at Edwuds Lido. Thia mr-studded event on Thunday, April 2 at 7 p.m. will praent the Academy Awarcl-win.nio.g "'WINGS" -the first 6lm to receive BF.ST PICfURE in 1928. Cdcbricia will be ~~-party-•t The-C.annery R.e.tauaot.-Alto ticbta to the Opening Wagbt Gala. "'The Won<lerful Ice Cream Suit" and cdebrity post~ party. • WE'RE ALSO GIVING AWAYt * _. scu of l cickea to '71iE WONDERFUL ICE CJlEAM SUIT" Opening Niah~Scrccninc on Thursday, ~ 26 at J p.m. at ~~~Newport. Hosted post-~ witli c 'cs at N~n Beach Marriolt Pacific Ballroom. This · tcrcerung and world premlerc mn James Olinos and Eai Morales. * 5!ICUof2 ticbu to •MERCHANTS OF VENUS" event ICRening on Saturday, March 28 at 7 p.m. at P.dward. Island Cinemu. This West Coan Premiere of the Atncncan lndcocndent romantic: comedy stan Micbad York. Cdebrate with Mich.ad (and the entire cast and crew) at 'bi$ birthday po5t-party at Spcc:dwar Racaurant. * 13 ICtl of 2 tickets to Fox Srudiot Ni.du at the Festival tcrttning on Tuaday, March 31 at 7 p.m. at Edwatds Lido. Pracntcd by BSMG Worldwi~. HOW TO ENTER: Fill out c:be·cn~ below and send or fax it back to11icktt Givawa_.Yt. Daily, Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Maa, CA 92627 or PG: 65M80.2, Attn: ~dont. Dadllne: Thundq. 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A section that mentions hundreds of outstanding examples of students ages kindergarten through age eighteen. Unbelievable Kids! RE HIP ---A section foqlRO 91 what's good in Ne~n Beach, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa. Read by young and old alike. The kids their parents, teachers, friends, nelghbors .... the entire ·COMMUNITY Show your support-deadline for advertising space and copy: Wednesday, March 25 at noon. · CALL TODAY ' I l ,· l ) l l I . I i • around town • Send your AACM#m 10WN itemS to: The Daity Pilot. Around TOWI'\ 330 W. Bay St., Cost.a Mesa. 92627; fax to ~170 or call 540-1224, ext. 333. A complete listlng of Around Town can be found at www.latinl41S.com/pllot . TODAY CORPORATE DIRECTORS The Forum for Corporate Directors meets from 7:15 to 9:30 a.m. at The Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Raymond Watson will speak on •s oard Independence: Reality vs. Perception." Cost is $20 for Forum members, $30 for non- members. Call 573-9720. REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated will meet at 10:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. Tom Nargenau will discuss the Social Security system. For reservations, call 557-6545. BALBOA HISTORY Writer Warren White presents a free program, •Once Upon an Island: Tales of Early Days on Balboa, 1914to 1941/ at noon at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 717-3801. HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR DAY Orange Coast College pre- sents the 15th annual High School Senior Day from noon to 3 p .m. at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. 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PARENTS WHO CARE Parents Who Care meet at 7 p.m. at Corona del Mar Little Theater, 2101 Eastbluff Drive, to discuss paying for college. James Waldron of the admis- sions office at UCI and Connie Cooper of College Foundation Planners will be guest speak- ers. For more information, call 759-7655. -·,Mtg .,~ .-.000 • (714) 760-8775 • LEGAL-€>PTIONS 01 T s:;> RN "y s AT l AYY COIT carpet cleaning was a lifesaving recommendation! For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and fully trained, certified technicians have provided the most effective cleaning available for all types of carpets, rugs, draperies and upholstery. COITs professional care and personal attention to detail ~ures you the finest results ~ible; and we guarantee it! ~ "I woke up one ~-~find a horrible big stain right in the middle of my living room. I tried etierything I could think of, but I couldn't get it out. Then I caI1ed my friend Debbie, and she immediately recommende4 that I call COIT. 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That behavior earned it TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1998 strangled to death in bed Feb. 23, 1997. in the Mission Drive apartment they shared. The murder remains unsolved. Police say she was sexually assaulted. There were no signs of forced entry. Johnson, who gave a Westmin- cil in Laguna Niguel, which cut back OD bureaucratJ.c Spending and encouraged pnvatization of government. Lewis said his goal is to raise up to $300,000 to support Hedges' campaign The first surfboard that they will be raf- fling off to nu.se money. People to People was started in 1956 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower as an international student exchange program. About 11,000 students participate in the program annually. Before the trip, Robyn and Bethany are expected to do research about New Zealand and Australia. the nickname "Greased Light-I ing." Last week, Ann Bull, director of operations for the Laguna Beach group, said the pup's abili- ty to evade capture was a sign of strength and gave cause for opti- mism about its chances of sur- vival. Bull was unaware of reports of the animal's death until a reporter told her Monday. Before dying, the pup lan- guished for days on rocks and stet address to police as h1s cu.i; rent plaCe of residence, Joined othen I.Ast year in posting filers that accused the Costa Mesa Police Department of moving too slowly in the investigation. Police say Johnson ha.a not been eJ!miMted as a suspect. financial reports for the supervi. sorlal races are scheduled to ~ released this week. . "We are in it for real and expect to have a really good shot at wmrung this thing," Lewis said As student ambassadors, they will meet with families and gov- ernment officials and keep a Journal of all their experiences. When they return, they will be expected to share their experl· ences with schools and local Clvtc groups. "I really want a chance to do some things on my own,•" Bethany said. "This is a great chance to do that." docks cUound Newport Landing, attracting looky-loos and con- cerned passers-by, some of whom tned to feed 1t. Many who saw it -the shrunken frame, the bones pro- truding through the skin -sus- pected 1t didn't have long to live. Teague said the sea lion's fear of humans hurt it in this case. "They'll run no matter what,• Teague said, ·and they don't real- ize we're trymg to help them." We can save your number. $ 95 for the first 3 months! FACE IT, YOUR TIME IS VALUABLE. WHAl MAKES YOUR T~ IIME A~~ Dl_FFERENT1 Cable gives you shows worth watching. f.rom up-to-the-minute investment news to the latest in technology. Get a global perspective or catch the local scores. It's an investment that really pays off. $4.95 Conne(:tion·! (save over $26) Plus, $10 off your first month of service When you order any Stai])adt Premium Package. Hurry, call TODAY, G>ffer ends April 18, l gga. __ _. • ' EYE·OI' NER Corona del Mar volleyball makes a huge statement QUOl 0, THE DAY ~ft0i>ot1) Is on acellent ttJam and we ""'"Ju6' ludqJ to ~ 1un ... • -aJM VOLUiYBAl.L COAOI STIMJ CQN/1 . CdM'S releaguing appeal going, going H 0 N QR s • It appears to be virtually over as CIF conunittee gives CdM Prlncipal . ~~Y that he considered the matte : \ \ \ .\ I\ I' '> Fo R Doti Martin a thumb's down; today's conclusion seems but a formality. ·1 was told by (Crowley) after the m~ and debate between Martin, county league ing that the appeal would be taken off uJ.P rC:Ueaguing proposal in favor of status quo-representatives and section attorney Andy (co~dl meeting) agenda, so I plan on lea~ By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot violated the Brown Act. . Pattenon. ing for the Bay Area to attend a meetin~ SAIA:t'A But. they ruled, five league meeting, Martin. obviously frustrated by the ~m· tomorrow• Lawrence said after Monday'"9 CERRITOS. Corona del Mar High's bid adh~~ to ~e Brown. Act (a state la~ mittee's decision. told Southern Section meeting.' to compete in the Pacific Coast League for r~g l~lative bodi~ to conduct busi· Commissioner Dean Crowley, also in att~n· "Obviously, we would have preferred a the 1998-1999 school year received another n~ ~public}, so the ~olation.s were not dance, he would withdraw a sch~uled different decision," Jacobson said. •we f~ setback Monday, when a three-man com-suffioent to alter the voting results. appeal at today's section council meeting (9 three Newport-Mesa District schools ftrii Lifetime Achievement Award to Newport Beach resident at Orange CoWlty Sports Hall of Fame set with April 30 festivities. ANAHEIM - The Orange County Sports Hall of Fame will honor one its own with its annual Lifetime Achievement Award to Newport Beach's Paul Salata as part of its annual induction April 30 at the Anaheim Marriott. Salata, who has been a lead- ing contributor to Orange County sports for more than three decades, 15 the founding director of the Hall of Fame, as well as the Orange County chapter of the Nallonal Football Foundabon and College Hall of Fame, the Orange County Celebrities, the Orange County Sports Associa- uon, the Freedom Bowl and the 0r6Jlge county 1To1an Club. He 1S most renown, however, for creallng Irrelevant Week, which honors the last player picked in the National Football League draft with a week-long series of not-so-serious tributes. The award will be presented as a preliminary to the formal induction of the seven-member Class of 1998 at the Hall of Fame, which includes Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College prod- uct Dan Quisenberry, Bob Boyd, Steve DeBerg, Debbie Green, Johnnie Johnson and Leon Wood. Other honorees in the special category include former Saddle- back College football coach Bill Cunerty for the Woody Dietch Award; Orange High product Ken Purcell for the Ralph Clark C1tizensh.tp Award; the late Dun- can Clark for the Good Guy Award; and South Mission Viejo Little League Manager Jim Gattis for the Jack Hutcherson Service to Youth Award. Tickets for the banquet are $100 each and are available by calling 7 58-9882 Steve Timmons to be inducted into JC State Athletic Hall of Fame Former Orange Coast College volleybalVbasketball standout Steve Tunmons will be inducted into the California Community College Athletic Hall of Fame Thursday at the first-ever stateWlde Commission on Athlet- ics Convention in San Diego. Timmons, who starred on Orange Coast's only state cham- pionship squad in basketball in 1978-79 and for the Pirates' South Coast Conference championship volleyball team in 1979, went on to play a standout role in volley- ball at USC, and for the United States at the Olympic Games in 1984 and '88. A product of Newport Harbor High, he is a member of the Orange County Hall of Fame, as well as the Orange Coast Hall of Fame. He retired from the AVP toW' and runs the San Diego-based Red Sand apparel company. f c l < 1 : I: i\ I l mittee denied the school's appeal that pro· A pro~ produced by Orange County a.m. at the Sequoia Athletic Club in Buena takin •t the chin (including current PO.. cedures were not followed during the principals with more than a year of meet-Park). g 1 on M and Estancia\. releaguing process, which currently calls for ings was defeated by county league repre-Martin, however, after consulting Tom members Costa e~a t• the retention of existing league alignments sentatives, 8·1, with one abstention at the Jacobson, the Newport-Mesa Unified because of the aberration .that occurred~ for one more year. Jan. 29 council meeting. The retention of School District's director of secondary edu· Orange County, whatever its cause. We stiQ Committee chair Gary Smidderks, princi-status quo was immediately passed by an cation who also attended the meeting and have on~ ~ore appeal avenue to S~te C~ pal at Los Angeles Baptist High, as well as identical 8-1-1 vote at the same meeting, spoke on Cd.M's behalf, later said he would Martin lS ~ t~ base todays ap~ committee members Anthony Ortega and prompting a string of appeals from CdM go through with the appeal before the coun-before the council, w~ch calls for CdM Paul Breit, acknowledged Martin's con-Principal Don Martin. cil. enter the ~CL and Aliso to enter th~ ~ tention that some meetings of Orange Martin's presentation at the two-hour Martin's reversal regarding today's Vie:W, on his view that the Sea Kings fit~ County leagues -held prior to the Jan. 29 meeting Monday at the section office appeal, however, may draw protest from te~ m the PCl. based on the three releaguD:Jf section council meeting, when league rep-included 55 pages of background informa-Aliso Niguel Principal Steven Lawrence, cnt~~a of g~ography, enrollment and CODlj resentatives voted to defeat an existing tion and was followed by spirited discussion who said before leaving the section office petitive eqwty. OOL BOYS DON LEACH I DAILY Ptt.OT Tournament MVP Greg Coon (right) blocks a shot over the net as Harbor's Scott Dore (11) looks on helplessly Monday night. • Sea Kings stagger Back Bay rival Newport Harbor in three to claim Orange CoWlty title with 15-9, 14-16, 15-11 victory. draws team and we were just lucky to be here,• said CdM Coach Steve Conti. t I t blood difficult to sophomore setter Kevin Hansen, imagine a Coon (a match-high 23 kills en By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot •They're the No. 1 team in Orange County, so fJom that standpoint, I suppose it is an upset." ~------------------------- more competi-route to Tournament MVP lau- tive duel, as rels) and Alshuler (19 kills) were both teams finding the floor with their array hammered of rockets and off-speed tips. away at the ·coon and Alsbuler are a net, spray~d ~t duo in the middle," said serves at one Conti, who was anxious to steer a n o t h e r , praise to the rest of his standouts. crashed into Senior Greg Burden, who HUNTINGTON BEACH .- The title match of the Orange County boys volleyball champi- onships Monday night feat\ll'ed 175 sideouts, 127 minutes of action, three games, two Back Bay and Sea View League rtvals and one colossal opening state- ment by vtctmtons-Coromrdel Mar High. The Sea Kings, ranked fifth in one preseason Orange County poll. upset No. 1 ·ranked. New- port Harbor, 15·9, 14-16, 15-11, at Golden West Cd.lege to con- tinue a return to the school's glo- rious traditlon in the sport. It also aeated a new pecking order in the Sea Kings' Back Bay beck· yard and beyond. • (Newpc)rt) is an excellent It was not, however a fluke, Newport Coach Dan Glenn agreed. •1 saw (CdM) play in the (Francis Parker Tournament of Champions in San Diego, won by Harbor) and I knew they were a • Glenn satd. --nm- was a good match and a lot of volleyball and CdM was a little better tonight. I don't mean to downplay it, because I would have lov-1 .to win the Orange County Championships, but we're going to play these guys three times this season and this wu the least im~t of the three.· . Regardless of the relative lmportonc:e, however, it would be bleachers and benches retrieving joined Alshuler on the all·touma· wayward passes and deflected ment team, added 11 kills for the spikes, and peeled plenty of skin victors, while Greg Stampley and on the hardwood diving for digs. Hansen (seven apiece) and Jack· •1t was a typical Cd.M-New-son (five) also kept Harbor block- port Harbor battle," said Conti, ers honest. who utilized a strong middle Alshuler chipped in three solo attack keyed by senior Greg blocks and one ace serve, while Ct>onlllld1ml1m~i!D!llB"'iMstmlter1'7~oo~n,~t~ampleyan~ansenliaa to overpower Newport's more two blocks each. balanced approach. Harbor, represented on the •1 think we're a little stronger all-tournament team by senior outside and they're a little setter lhlvis Nelson and junior stronger in the mi~•, ·Glenn "'Outside bltte:r Ma a.meeon. was said. •To run the middle, you've paced by senior Scott Dore's 16 Igothot to ~0~~-~~~:~J -~~> kills. ugnt Ul.UU& "'u.ao a~ Scott Artbbold bad 15 kills for . did a real good job passing for the nm. while senior Rick them.• While Jackson and friends RobJ.mon came off the bench to collect 1' kil1I and four blocks wer. funneling balls to CdM and Jameson added 12 kills. Sailors can't solve Edison, 7 -0; Pirates stmnble, too, 9-0 • Newport at Costa Mesa today in non.league duel. HUNTINGTON BBACH • Nawport ~b'• Qirll tOft-bau teem dr 8 1 ..0 IMIG- )iNgUe dedlton at Bdllan Hlgb Mcaday a.fte.mooo u the hOlt ra)pe(l out 13 bUe hlti and "8Yed em.ieil cW.me to Cml• llOl the game fnllD itaJt to tbUah. Kdlttn Urben. IJlnchef Moore and aw ama pk:kect up u. Sdrri'~lllll--'4111•~ 3 Mp~--.nDg del1""9 Pirates 0-10 In OEC CYPRESS -Orange Cout Col· lege'• toftball team found the cn- dantia.11 ot Cyprea College Valid Monday u the boltl put together 11 hits and ltiuck for a 9..o victory behind llMD'\9 Mendoza's ldx· ..... Mlndola. l>Kked up bY two ~ ID tbe leCOrMI and tldnl end bar ID tbl -~ aip tbe .._,, •v•ecl bW reicai'd to 11:.0 b .. Clmallill: WbOaN tUkid No. 1 ID 1SOUIMm Cillfotlm. It WU Cypress' 1 ith ltralght win and fifth-in a row by way of shutout. Carrie GrimlOD WU 2 for 2 for eout, whlch fall to 0-10 in tb4t OniQge Bmpn CODI~. 8-14 ov9reb. Cyprea lt unbeit.a In 1<v00id9ri ____ Dlri' ml 31-2 o...u. --........ ,_. Cit t.•---· i!COllt =ft:: '~ f llllla.w.icMl'tJ I Md .... ~ ....... &-~'\:...co. •·MW""'111ai .... "10: BOATING Ullman capture~ Melges 24 title • Newport Beach skippef rallies to capture laurels. SAN DIEGO -Newpor Beach's Dave Ullman rallied witl straight bullets at the three-dai GMC Yukon/Salling Worlc National Offshore One-Desig1 Regatta to win the Melges 2, Class, nosing out San Diego': Vmce Brun, who had held thf early lead going into Sunday', final day. Ullman, with a crew consistiD( of Roger Gooding, Kirk Gooding Jay Glaser and Steve Shaw, tool USA finishes of 2-5-1-1-1 . "I think he's good in any clas he gets into," said runner-u1 Brun if Ullman. After winning his class Ullma'I was named the 1998 Melges 2· Pad.fie Coast champion. ·• The Melges class issued a sec ondary set of trophies to amateli owner/drivers and Newpor Beach's Argyle Campbell toppe• the field after his overall fifth place finish with a 4-16-5-6-2 tin ish aboard Rock N' Roll. David E. Stockman of New port Coast and Costa Mesa' Charles Beek also finished wit! distinguished efforts. Stockman, aboard Abba Zab Dad, turned in a consistent 4-4-5 4-4 to finish fourth in the Le~ 72; and Beek, skippering Marl anne, went 4-4-5-6-6 to finis fourth in the Stars fleet. · Steady westerly winds in th 10-to 15·.knot range staye throughout t he three-day serlei All races were sailed outside ( San Diego Bay in the Coronad Roads area on the Pacific OcealJ Tuipala to Tusculum COSTA MESA -Orang Coast College football player To Tuipala, the team's starting ful back in 1997, will continue l:r '9Gtball~-a~Co lege in Greenville, Tn. : ... '. 1 I I I I , I I I I '" • l••••H ' College • SOuthem C.llfomla Collegi llt Point LOfN Nazarene, 2:.30 p.m. : Comm\inlty a>lteg. • s.ddle&>.dt • llt Or.ngi CoaSt. 2 p.m. High .school -<:osu Mesa at Estancl, 3:15 p.m. i ...... CommUntty college women • lrvfne Valley It Orange Coast. 2 p.m. I Hklh .school boys • Corona del Mar llt "1111 '•rk.i 3:1S p.m.: Costa Mesa llt &tMlda, !: 15 p.m.; NewpQrt Harb< et foothlll, 3 p.m. •Golf H'Oh tchool • SlnUI ~vs. Coronli .. Mar llt Newpoft ...,, 9:15 p.m.; Co.ta M9la w. AlllO It If....,.. CC. iZ p.m.; ~~ vt.. Nlt·lt'Of1 HlftMlr. et Ilg~ !r:. ... .._, ICt'OOI • eoa GllfWdl • QfM. l:tl ""'1 Nit p II rt ....... :-~ ~--QMI fl 5 ,.,...._ ... al.,._. ..... ............ . . .. • . . . . . . . • • Nnrpon BeachJco.u Me.a Daily Pilot . . ... HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLt.EYBALt DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Tars' Matt Jameson (6) returns as Corona del Mar's Kevin Hansen (4) looks on in Monday's titanic. 'IHE ROAD TO 'IHE 'FINALS • CdM, Newport take different routes. By Roger Carlson, Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH -The roads to the Orange County Volleyball Championships finals took different twists for high school volleyball pow- ers Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar Monday, but the end result mirrored the two as they barged into the finals at Golden West College with victories over Marina and Laguna Beach, respectively. At Golden West the Sea Kings of Corona del Mar Coach Steve Conti remained perfect in tournament play as they put aside the Artists, 15-11, 15-9, behind a blend of balance and talent. In their only meeting of the season, the Sea Kings ran up a 7-2 edge in the first set, pushed it to 13-7, then broke away from a 13-10 lead for the win. Laguna Beach bounced back at the outset of the second set, taking a 5-0 lead after some two minutes of play, but Corona del Mar responded with five straight points of its own, then took control with a 9-6 lead. The first two minutes of that second set were the only moments when CdM was on the trailing edge. Laguna Beach rallied to get to within 9-B before Coro{la del Mar, led by the play of middle blockers Greg Coon and Dennis Alshuler and outside hitter Greg Stampley and Greg Burden, broke away for the win. Coon had 11 kills and a block; Stampley had six kills and two blocks; Alshuler had seven kills and three blocks; and Burden bad six kills and a block. The balance of the Sea Kings' strength was evi- dent through the rest of the starting lineup with Kevin Hansen with three kills and an ace; and Mike Jackson bad three kills and two blocks. • Meanwhile, at Marina High, Newport Harbor turned in a repeat victory over the Vikings in tour- nament play, winning, 15-13, 12-15, 15-12, a virtual carbon copy of their victory over Marina en route to the San Diego Tournament of Champions last week. It took all of the defensive savvy they could muster to pull it out as Marina pulled from a 9-6 deficit to take a 12-10 lead over the Sailors. But time and again the Sailors would hold on with big defensive efforts to gain sideouts. Matt Jameson's deft tap stopped the bleeding, then four more strong defensive plays by Rick Robinson, Jameson again, then Scott Archbold, first with a kill, then with a block. finally triggered a Newport assault as Marina appeared to wilt under the pressure. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES HIGH SCHOOL GOLF CdM sharp aga.inst Aliso • Sea Kings tune up for today's key Sea View duel . NEWPORT BEACH -Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings tuned up for today's Sea View League opener with Santa. Margarita at Newport Beach Country Oub with a 193-211 effort again.st Aliso Niguel in non- league play Monday. The Sea Kings' Max Wallick was the medalist with a 1...aver par 36, followed by Chad Towersey (38), Innes MacDonald (38), Jeff Bemis (40) and Brian Wegener (41). Costa Mesa trails Laguna Hills after nine holes COSTA lvfESA -Costa Mesa High's boys golf team is 4-0 in 18-hole matches, but is in big danger of dropping their first as Laguna Hills grabbed a 44-stroke lead after the first nine holes of their match at Cos- ta. Mesa Golf & Country Club's Mesa Llnda Course Monday. Jeff Montoya was Mesa's leading golfer with a 4-over par 39, fol- lowoed by Donnie Miller (44), Brian Jones (45), Steve Perez (50) and Michael Thurman (52). Mork Hancock of Laguna Hills was the day's medalist with a sparkling 2-under 33. Sailors' girls are 30-stroke winners over Aliso SAN CLEMENTE -Newport Harbor High sophomore Erin Haller shot 52 for nine boles at the Pacific Club goU course Monday to help the Sailors earn a 203-233 nonleague girls golf victory over Aliso Niguel. Haller was medalist for the match . ' LOOKING BACK PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES nJESOAV. MAROf 24, 1998 ... AlleYes,,.., *3 ~..,. goo w/~~ . NOW HIRING • 1-0.AY&WK ULTRA SPOAIS MEDICINE INC. Or. Gautier o.c. 714.979.8385 1072 8.E. 9t1atot St, 819 209 &w1ta Ana Hekiltl (Corrw of Newport Bl. f.lo.IBnltol) UIUCY •OOF1 Look in the Classifiecl 5e-ruice Directory for h elp. .. I • • ' , • • • ' • . • Q TUESDAY, MARCH 24. 1998 PUBllC NOT1C£S PUBLIC NOTIC!S PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOT1C!S PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES COMMEHT .ctult butines ... : 81\d r• PUBLIC NOTICe 12621 B 34th St~ N..,.port a.,ach, ouetld b'f: an ~1Vi0ua1 PUBLIC NOTIC! ~ ... :w-'111 . ...-llOft ...,.. .., oe. Notlcit la Mtlby Qlven pealing •ectlone ~·'· Thi• bUllMH •• C:On• CA 12U) Hav• you 1W11d doing ........ ..::-................ d ~-. that the Qty OI Cotta~ ... ...,. therewith. FlotlUov• lutlnes• ewctld by: • corpotallon Thi• bUtln•H I• COO• bultntM yst? NO flctl\loua lvslnna ........ n:r-... ~ ,... -« • "1Y City C~ •IU hold a NOTICE IS fURTHER Mtlm• lt•t..-nent Have you ltlll'led ctoing ducted by; en lndMc:luaJ MO<O&n Mc:.Nl<l'ey Mame Statement 19ftpdaftD .-. ~ .............. tolor STATBMDfT O, ~ hMftnO lo dlscua GIVEN that al tald llmt Thf fOllowwfng petsont ate b\ISIMU yet? No Hav. you 1...ned dOlnQ This 51.ltltnenl wu rilld Thi rotJovMQ p111on1 ate II'(• bid • llild .. fl/llf ........ II'\, ot1 • abola AAAHDOHMl!HT 0, tlld ~Pt~ the City'• P'O-and place all lntlflSled doina bullneH a: tl\l10Vabw Autoc:taft ~-butlnel• v.t? No WI"' the Coul\ty Clettl ol ~bu ,,. .... : Ind!* • ar '*' -... "" 2 11;. .... Ulll OP FICTITIOUS posed Contolldattd Plan. penona may appeat and Oat1Tng uni. Aatcals Pel· potlled, T11ry Skali.. _,.J Jtanne Cl DldiOn Orange County on 3-0-ta Btlla Raguel'a, 1625 MMa .....n. ln ....... llOCMb, 5~~ •111111•C1:••,.,.• BUllN••• NAME 1998-09 OM y .. , Action be heatd by the City Coun· tJng and Dov Walking Slf· Otn. M~et Thia llaltrntn( Wat meo t9He76t340 Verd• 01 .. 1121, Cost. .. 1Nllle Wll ac:clSll a --~lld'I, The Plan. Thi• one YHI Action ell on the above 11.,-n. viet, 1108 Sky1111C l.ane. T!'I• 111t1men1 WH filed wllh the County Cletk ol Dally Pilot Mat. 10. 17, 24, MIU. CA t:lt2e ....... dledl dnllMI on a ca-Ind ~~ PlflOtll Plan I• In turthe<anc:• Of the IF THf AFOREMEN· Newport Beach, CA t2HO W11h the Couoty Clerk of Ofll\QI Countv on 3-06-98 31 1tll T878 Phlly Glo.g1annl, 1921 Hit· ..... OI ~ ................. In uw.-~:-i1c1111ou• t;~s':::~ fivl year ConlOlldated Plan TIONEO ACTION IS CHAL,, Mlc:hHI S. Grier, 1108 Orange County on 2·25-18 tlH0751303 ' bor BIYd .. 1203, Co1ta cMdl drllM\ t1f e .. or ...... _...~ ~-""9: Pacinc: Llnding, 1 ~?:' ~ 1t~ 1~ =~ ~ay ~~Ti~': ~~~~A ~ao Newport oai1y Pno~ 8!!~:.5~0~ 81~. 3~·~~1ot Mat. 10. 11T827~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~rr:· ~~:I~• 11 c:ons = ;:::! t11""':" .= : ::9 tt:,o::-.r,:.. .... .:~n~.,·~A C~rc:I•, Corona Th• dref\ Ac:1lon Plan delln-only those luuu ralted al ~Ila RuH•ll·Orler. 1708 24, 1m T805 ' Plclltlou• BualneH dueled by: an lndlVlduaJ ,,.... 8Yfr9 Ind ~ ftO' uwo .., ~ PUBLIC NOTICIS ~UILIC NOTICI T·h. ~lct1tlo~:25Bu1ln111 ..... ptopoted aCjlviU.• &o thyl p'6bln1Jc .. , htlllllng d•I Skvt11k Lan•. Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Statement Have you lllrtld doing M9ll ..... ~ _,. ... ~ ~ ~--N t1 be funded under the U.S. tC"rlbld h.t no ca Of n Beach, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE The following person• are bualntH yet? No dldarl • _,.,.. blrll ..._ --"' -1"fi r erred to •bOvl o.pattrnent of Housing and written c:otr .. pondenc:e de· This busln111 Is c:on· Flotltlou• BualneH doing busmen as; Phlly Giorgianni ~ ~ -..., f1G:l d .,.. ~ ... II was .'•.d In Ora"t• County Urban Development's llv1ted to th• C11y CoYncll due\ld by: husband and FlcUtlou• BuslnHI Name ll•t•rn•nt HEAl\lWOAKS, 30 Haves Thlt 11111ment w11 nl•d the CIMlrnl9 ,..,.,.... rWll ..._.ti» tit~ ~n ~7116• F•I• o.l9963· (HUD) community Dev.._ 11. « ptlOt to. the public WCI• Name Statement The tqllowlng per1ons are St., trvlne, CA 92620 WIUI lhe County Cllfk ol Codi ...i IUlhortllld IO dO ... llDfi.wwwpotlJIOftor -. ~p~rtunlly USA 7 opmenl Block Orant hearl"9-Have you 111111d doing Th• followlng persons art doing boSlnest aJ: Mary Magdalen '"Oaten'" Orange County on 3~0.98 ....._ In CllJOI•• or ti~~ • • Monttre Circl• Co;ona (CDBG),andHOME tnvesl· MARY T . aLLIOTT, busln111yll?No dolnobuslneuaa: ElC11nded lmag1 SalOn & Oan111s, 30 Hayes SI., If• Ul988752917 oit.lddlft.ftdlf•IMVbai.I t1t .. _f IO't . . dol Mar YCA 92625 mint Pertnershlpa Ac:t Deput~ City Clertl Mlc:hatl S. Orltr A WAY OF LIFE, INC., 817 Hair Eictenslon SIUdio, 1221 vln•, CA 92620 Daily Piiot Mor. 24, 31, iuepti1Httlo the.,..., 1n condudild """°" *Id Thia business 11 con· (HOME) programs. The Publlah•d N1wpor1 Thia 11111m1nt waa nt11d Vie Zurich Ctrc:le. Newport W. Coest Hwy .. Ntwpon Tl'ltt bu1ine11 IS con· Apr. 1 14 1991 T71J the .-.it W11C11f ao. ttWI owned tJt °fNllDf; -• du t d b a ti publlc hearing, preparation seac:h·Coata Mell Delly with Ill• Counly Clerk ol Beach. CA 92663 Beach, CA 92663 duct•d by: an lndlvldual ' ' cut! 19 ~ the ~ llt ......,,.. ... ~to 1~:B8j51C:;',fs011 on ol the dnaft Action Plan, Piiot March 24 1998 Or111g1 County on 2·27·98 PAP·K BAOKERAOE CO., Sandra Anna Vlllorl, 900 H1v1 you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE t111 IMY wlfihold the ..... rwlldle • .._.,.. • to and 30 day public com· ' · t99887&0493 INC .. (CA), 1821 Flll11nth SH Lane 158, Corona del business yet? No ance of.,,. 'INll9a'• Deecl .,.,.or •of~ This stalomant was llll'd ment p4M'lod meet the stet· T707 Dally PUol Mar. 3, 10, 17, Avenue, San Franc:isc:o. CA Mar, CA 92625 Mary Magdalen "Dalen'" CHStl7l1tl Upan '* unll fUnds t»o ~ ~ '°' w11h 1118 County Clerk ol utory 11qulrements for PUBLIC NOTICE 24 1998 TG63 94122 Thlt butln111 11 c:on-Daniels ccam1 8YllllJle to Che~ tD idd **9blll ...,....i ~~1~:~1To~u~~. 0~0~~~~824. F~~~~ng f~s ·~~~~~g 1~! NOTICI! OF SALE . PUBLIC NOTICE J~~ ~~s~':~~1~1o~on· dH'::CS ~i~•n,/~~~~du~~lno J1~~s t~~·~~~~ly wc1~r:18:i LR MD~~ MD ::_..._..:.~tw°! ~ :-~ 31, 1998 r682 COBG end HOME pro-OP Vl!SSEl Hav1 you 1tartld doing bu1lne11 yet? Yee, 1995 011nga County on 3+6·98 ana-CJP1"[ efidldand hsnlbytllda to~ • ..~ grams. NotlOI 11 hettby given Flctltlou BuslnHI buslnHs yet? YIS, 2·1·91 Sane$r1 AMI Vittor1 199BCS751370 A-••LaTA~, conduct a untft9d ~ .. 9lllC:llClf\ "-tlfneoo to PUBLIC NOTICE Notice or Public: Hearing purauanl to Hetion• 503 ol Nam• St•l•m•nt PAP-K BROKERAGE CO .. Thia •tatem.nl wes filed Oally Pilot Mat 10 17 24 WMmJIB>CJe:PW• ... 1111 penulf1l to o. tne end It MY._ '41tl The public hlaring 10 re-the Harbors end Na'llga· The following p11sons ar• INC., Jacqueline Kanftan, with the County Clerk ol 31 1998 · ' ;.679 ~. 1197 Pf!"=~ d CaMlml9 Che CIOMUl'lllMlbt flt ,~ STATEMENT OF view tile drall 1998-f999 lion• Cod• ol lh• Stat• ol doing buslneH as: PrtslCS.nl Orange County on 2·28-98 • = g' ,.. ....._ ur. Cott----l'ldlt CoOt ledb'I trulllM"s .. to be ~ ABANDONMENT OF Action Plan will be held al Californla the Und1t1lgned, PREFEAREO PROVIDERS TIVI s1atem1111 wes riled 19181750419 PUBLIC NOTICE c I,,.. ll01(4J(ax'I) ..t llO Ind&* dlld9d......,..t1»1t11Dtld USE OF FICTITIOUS 6 30 PM, April 6. 1998, In O & W Towing, 965 Wtst INSURANCE SERVICES, with the County Cltrk of Daffy Pilot Mar 3. 10, 17. 717 ...... 0.. In the ~ foredoo d 1hMrl ... ~ Natit.9 at BUSINESS NAME the City Council Chambers 1e1n SlrHI Cos1a M•H 23015 011 Lago Suite 02· Orange Countv on 2·27·98 24 1998 Te66 Fictitious Business ...._...... ... flt the_... dt9cllbed 1Nlllile'a 8*. '"'-PRIC*tY The following poisons at Costa Mesa Clly Hall, 77 Orange Co~nty, CA 92627 144, lagun1 °H1ll1, CA t998CS750498 ' Name Statement Total e4nUne4 •• .. ta In 1h&t Nallcl d 1Nlillle'8 olfer9CI for ... ~ •11 n.:ivo abandoned tho use ot CFair Duve, C~sta MeSI, will sell 11 public: auction II 92653 Dally Pilot M11. 3, 10, 17. PUBLIC NOTICE The lot1ow1ng pe11ons are •t70,ltJ.ltt ..... II d the per.....i ft.Im Mid on account by 1tie F1ct1t1ous Business alllornia. Al lh s tim• and "Said Address.. Cost1 Pl•lerr•d Providers lnsu1· 24 1998 T671 doing busloess as· T • t •I 11e11111tI•1 1PRJP11tY ... nm.. ct. the PRIC*tY ,..,_, f( Name GILSANO MANAGE.· place any and all persons Mesa, Calilornl1, et lpm on ance S1rvlc11 (CA), 2301S ' Flotltloui. 8uslneH CALIFORNIA EFFECTS, tt44,4a,20S iatbed In 1t1t 0.. d 1N1t ..-::.... Diii: Mln:tl 4• MENT, 204 Ri11eis1de A11e , interested may appear and Tuesday. the 7th day of Del Lego, Sutt• D2·144, La· PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement 1733 Monrovia Sulte P, ~----U ,I00,000 end In tlf'/ oaw fnlllN. 1-. AdlllV HlllDnl' Ta. Nc-wport Boach, CA 92663 be heard thereon. April, 1998 .the lollowlng gune Hills, CA 92653 Tll• following persons er• Coste Mesa, CA 92627 · ~~ ~-....~ ment9 In fwor at eerwlk> lnlUrWICe 0ut•4*•J\ Th.15- The F1c1111ous Business 30 Day Publlc Comment vessel(s) to Wit: ihls business Is con-F1ctltloua Busln•11 doing business a1: Gary L Maxon, 6 Summil ~. ti .._.tO --..-.y, wHdt lll'OP9ftY~ men lte. to ~ IWet. N:imo rolerred 10 above Pe11od CF NUMBER: 8587JL, duc:1ed by: a COfporatlon Name Statement SHERLOCK HOME IN· Court las Floras CA ·-• ~-dMcilbed In SUia 2llO. Ian "-"dsco, was Mod 1n Orange County A .30·day public comment HULL NUMBER: Have vou stalled doing The lollowfng persons are SPECTION COMPANY 92888' ' Suplua nutee tO l!XNbl "A" l'llnllo. EXMmT CA M111, ~...= 0 n 7 ·2 5 .9 5 F 11 1 penod for the draft 1998· GAEOl 1690875, BUILDER: business yet? No doing business as: 2752 Cibola, Costa Mesa, This business is c:on· ~~ ~.\'1~ •A• TS 21111 All that C*taln By: Jao1icll • Auttlof, No F653259 1999 Ac:tJ.on Plan will com· GALAX, STATE: CA Prelerred Providers lnsuf· LC. Development, 31103 Calif. 92626 ducted by: an Individual --• swoP.tv and al ~ lz.t llanmn John A Gilchllst, 41 0 31s1 mence w~lh pubhc:atlons of CF NUMBER: 7668EJ, ence Services, Alan Rancho Viejo Rd., 12137. Chrlstoph11 Craig Knox, Have you started doing ~j ~ for ind oetw ~owments 3110,W,YM s1 , Newport Beach, CA lhts Public: Notice and Wiii HULL NUMBER: 607848, Crahon, PrHldent San Juan Capistrano, CA 129 S1nd Dollar Ct .. New· business yet? No f\nt• l-silUt) ncNt a.rean Oil '*-ftlr 9.'Ci63 end April 24, 1998. Th• BUILDER: GLASS, STATE: This tt1t1m1nt was flied .92675 port BHc:h, Calif. 92663 Gary L. Maxon ,10 487 conmua.d tNNon (1hl ---------- Ttus business Is con· llnal dralt pl~ will be avail· CA with th• County Cl1rk or Ucor, Inc:., (CA), 31103 Thia buslneu 11 eon· This slatement was flied 0.,nd.oH)fromopenrtlona ..,.,...,....., lllWUd In the OBITUARY 888 e1uctotl by :in Individual at:I-> lor re11iew by March CF NUMBER: 94!54'FO, Orenge County on 3s20.98 Aanc:ho Viejo Rd., #2137, ducted by: an Individual with tho County Clerk of u .781 821 Ctly d Calta Meu, County 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM Jotin A. G1tchrls1 30, 1998. Comments on lhe HULL NUMBER: 4085, 19980752955 Sen Juan Capistrano, CA H1v1 you •tarted doing Orange County on 3·5·98 fMt ~ U,741,412 d Onlnga...,. d c.lfof·1" 199867!>2197 draft action plan may be BUILDER: COAST, STATE: Dally Piiot Mar. 24 31 9U75 buslneu ytl? No 19988751183 ._... CDeorHMI In nl.a. T~ with al dthe Tl 1 1 11 d submtned In writing to the CA A 7 14 1998 'n16• This business Is con· Chrl1 Knox c.ottel and Suri>k.11 durtno '-'"""'-' wNch, with the 115 5 lllemen was 1 ° Costa Mesa Housing and Said aal• is for the pur· pr. • ' ducted by: a corporation This •talemant was filed Dally Piiot Mar. lO, 17• 241 11t7 t3 924 414 '""'""'""""' coMec- v.ilh tho County Clerk of Community Development pose of satlslylng uen ol PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing with the County Clerk or 31, 1998 T680 ~~lnforce: Hedon-~ .. ~~ Oi,1ngo Counly on 3/13/98 Department, 77 Fair Driv•, the undersigned for Towing business yet? No 011nge County on 2·27·98 PUBLIC NOTICE wide U 218 727 Property.. All ~ O.lil/ Pilot Mar. 17, 24,-31, Costa Mesa, CA 92628. end Storag• fHs, together Flctllloua Buslnes1 Licor, Inc., Stephany 19880750497 Accident• H•eld\ preml-nancee .ftd all astates and Ari 7 1998 T702 Persons wan~lng copies of with cost• ol 1dvertl1ing Name Statement Hales, President Dally Piiot Mar. 3, 10. 17, Fletllloua Business ume •O rtghta d 'TNltof In Ind t!O C the draft Ac:llon Plan may and expensea of sale The lollowlng persons ere Tl)ls stalemenl was flied 24 1998 T670 N St t t 1nt....-icelnforc1· Cant~ the PIWnl8M Ind al llCClll-PUBLI NOTICE c:ome to the Housing and Oaled this 18th day of doing buslnHs as: with the County Clerk ol ' Th ~'fi• 1 • •m•n nle Su•NH Pao•" Ilona u-.eo· M r1ght. me SUMMONS Community Oevelopme,nt M11c:h, 1998. MADE IN THE SHADE 96", Orange Countv on 3,;20·98 PUBLIC NOTICE doine ~u~l~e~ ~~sons are t6,658.273 ..t lnter9llil 'ot Tru*>r In • FAMILY LAW Defiartmenl, Slh Floor Crty Signature: Barbara Wiison 1978 Tustin St., Costa 199BCS752988 Oe~d Early fine A.rt 1112 Accident and htllth pranU-and to II adjac9lt 1tree1a, Ha I Pub II shed N 1w port Mesa, CA. 92627 Daily Pilot Mer. ~4. 31, Fictitious Buslne.. Montee Ito st Plaeenlia uma • Onc:t Cellfoml• roads Ind pubic places, CITACION JUDICIAL For further information, Beech-Cosll Mesa Daily Julle Ann Smith, 1978 Tus· Apr. 7. 14. 1998 TI19 Name Statement CA 92670 .. ' Bualnen Pao• t1,063 Ol*'9d Oil propoeld. Ind al •DER ECHO OE contact Muriel Ullman, Re-Pilot March 24, 1998. tin St .. Costa Mesa. CA. The following persons are David Earl 1908 E 3rd We hl,.by cenlty thlt the .....a and rtghts al FAMILIA development and Housing T710 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE doln{busln•JS as: SI La y, B h · CA above Item• •re In accor---Oil-...... -Manager (714) 754·5635 J TT RS c ·• guna eac • · dance wtth the Ar-.el ~ P'lll9I= ,.. .. _ ,,.... Nolle• TO RESPON· Publ i shed New ort PUBLIC NOTICE KimberlyJoyThlcker.362 I AFE. 5325 Uni· 90802 . Stetemant for ltle year Oll.....,.u.dlnconnec-IH!ll!il!il .. M•Nl~lll!llii~ DENT (AVISO AL OE· Beach·Costa Mesa ~aity E 181h St. Costa Mesa, F~~~:":t:t~~:~~s ;;e~'JY Or., Irvin•. CA This business Is con· ende4 o-tftbef 31, 1197 ~ wlb the,.,...... and MANDAOO (Nombre): Pilot March 24. 1998. Flctltloua ButlneH CTAh.l926b27 I I ducted by· an 1nd1v1dual mad• '° Vie lnawenoe ehal-.dllodlpertM=to MAUERHAN, Joseph Man:unarH n12 Name Statement s us ness s con· The following persons are JBO, Inc:, (CA), 5325 Uni· Hav• you s11rted dolng Commie.ton. of the Stat.a audl Wlllllr Oil Wllil!tr Ell••beth B i>rnlco You are being sued. A The lollowlnn ""rsons ar• dueled by: a general part· doing business as: v1rslly Or., lrvlne, CA business yet? No of Cellfomla. punuent to the ~atllp d ~ l Belt~ ) PUBLIC NOTICE ··• ,,. nershrp a) MARRAKESH RESTAU· 92612 Oavtel Early law. .nects the Premises; AD usted le estan deman· doing business as: Hava you started doing RANT. b) MARRAKESH EX· This business is con. This statement was filed Alano Hul•fno•. "'911dent rtght. tlM Ind lntwest al dando. NOTICE OF SUNNV•LUCKY• ANDRE business yet? No PRESS, l976 Newport ducted by· a corporation wilh the County Clerk ol Judith L Shaw, SKl9tary TNstor In and to the Insur· PETITIONER'S NAME PUBLIC HEARINGS ti RESTS 220 F~:s~2~~8·• Juli• Ann Smith Blvd., Coste Mesa. CA Have you star1ed doing Orange CoufllY Cln 2·27·!'18 ance po1e1a and al pn>- IS (El HOMBRE DEL NOTICE IS HEREBY 21 y~na e.-ich, l · Kimberly J. Thacker 92627 bu1in1ss yet? Yes 3·7-98 a 91i1BCS7504g4 03/1 B, 03/19, 03120. c:eeds theNfrom Ind any DEMANDANTE ES)· This st11ement was filed Allr, lne.,(CA), 7 Tam1zar, JBG, INC , W1t11am Lunder· 03123, 03/24 ur-ned premiums; Any · GIVEN that public: hearings Andre A Lec:hien, 320 1/2 With the Counly Clerk ol Irvine, CA 92620 gan. Pres Daily Pilot Mar. 3. 10, 17 and al .wards. peymeruts Of la u r I• .Jay n • M • n· will be held by the Costa Onyx Av• .. Newport Beach, Orange County on 3·20.98 This business Is c:on· 'This stetoment was filed 24, 1996 TCIJB oit. .,..,......, ................ ian1ues Mesa C11y Councll Monday, CA 92682 d ct d b h th c c f PUBLIC NOTICE .. .::.:::::-'"" A I 6 1998 6 30 AJ•'n O•diar Goiset, 320 189BCS7529CS 1 u e y: a corporation w11 e ounty lerk o PUBLIC NOTICE Int.rat thlrlCJn. _....,. may CASE NUMBER pn • • at : p.m.. ... • • Have you s11rted doing Orange County on 3/13/98 bl made with ,.spect to the (Numero del Caso) or as soon thereaher as 1/2 Onyx Ave., Newport Daily Piiot Mar. 24, 31, business yet? Yes. 10·10· 190845752203 Fictitious Business Fletltlout Butlness ~ Proper1y as a 97D005979 possible, in the Council Beach, CA 92662 Apr. 7, 14, 1998 T718 88 Dally Piiot Mar. 17, 24, 31 . Name Statement Name Statement ruui Of lnj\M'y to "' dl- Vou Mvo 30 CALENDAR Chambers of City Hall, 77 Angela Phlnephone Souk· PUBLIC NOTICE Allr .. Inc., Ali Rabbanl. Apr 7 1998 T695 T 1 The following persons are a .... tn the value al the DAYS alter this Summons Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. on savath, 8373 Rosewood President , he ollowing persons are dolng'buslness as: MortQIQed Prof>«ty Of as a ;ind Pot1t1on are sorvod on Iha following items: Ave., W. Hollywood. CA Fictitious BuslnHa This statement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE dB~~gl?~~}ie~.s ;~; 1 Chris· Eco America, 2019 An3· rUUlf ~the txen:IM of the yu1• lo hie a Response A RESOLUTION establish· 90068 Name Statement wilh the County Clerk of nelm, Costa Mosa, CA. ~of eminent~· All lf1J1m 1282) al the coun ing and adopting sc:hed· Phouttasone Souksavath, T I II I Orange County on 3·13·98 Fletltlou1 Bu1lne1s topher Lane, Costa Mes-a, 92627 -·--•s Int--in' -" Cl e th ules or rates/fees tor mas· 8373 Rosewood Ave., W. he 0 ow ng persons are 1 .... 8,.752143 Name Statement Cahl 92626 Monica Holbrook, 2019 .... _.:..'.~~ Of•··::__ .... ~ an serv o copy on e sage practitioners and es· Hollywood CA 90068 doing buslnesa as: •• v Norman E. Jones, Phd. A h i C I M CA --.-,......, ·-~-pet1t1onor A lollor or phone labllshments 10 be ettectlve Thi •1 1 A Welk In the Park, 28491 Dally Pilot Mar. 24, 31, The following persons ore 2511 Christopher Lane, na • m, os a eaa, lldsang on any pelt d the call will not pio1ec1 you 1 bus ness s c:on· Rench Delinda, Laguna A 7 14 1998 T720 doing business IS: c t M c 11 92626 92627 Prlmlms. Ind .. d the 11 Y~u do not file your Re· May 6, 1998 ducted by: a general part· pr. , . B S E os a esa, a i . This business Is con· •----_,, -.. ..,, ....... ' AN ORDINANCE amend hi Niguel, Ca. 92677 tue Pllngs, Ala., 369 · This business is c:on· ,._ • .., ,....,_ "' .,,. sponse on lime, the cour1 • ners P . n 2 PUBLIC NOTICE 17th St., 173. Costa Mesa, ducted by: an tndlv1dual Mew---' -. Of m;1y mal\e orders aHoc:ling ing the Costa Mesa Munlci· Have you started d<>tng Ca~~ag1:r~~.ueSa~t~AA!: CA 92627 ducted by: an 1ndiv1dua1 Have you started doing ;;;,..+;aofl'om ~;;;;-::.. al your mamago, your prop· pal ~od'r ~Is 1~1~~wsi business yet? No CA 92707 Fictitious Bu1lne11 Susen W•bsler Ellison. b~~~es~oyuel?s~~~g~e doing business yet? No ~ii d .. or any pelt crty, and cuslody or your asme7 ing13 8 30 e · ar 0 Andre A. Lechlen M•rlbeth M1ulc:o, 28491 Name Statement 19531 Sacramento Ln. Norman E Jonos Phd Monica Holbrook PofUon thll'90t al MCUltty cn11d1en You may be or· ect on · ; repe ing This slllem•nt was filed R h o 11 d L The following persons are Huntington Beach, CA · · • · This statemenl was llled dlpoml:s .,...;g from the Cle1ed to P•Y suppo11 end Section 13· 135 regarding with the County Clerk ol N~~~I. CA e9267~· aguna doing business as: 92646 This S1atemenl was filed with the County Clerk or u.e ot •'°'"*11 d II or a11orney lees and costs II ~~;~I a'~~~ ~~~t;:i',U~!: Orange County on 3/l3/98 ThlS business Is con-BRIGHTON PUBLIC RELA· This buslntn Is con· ~:·:~~eC~~;in ~~~':'-9~1 Orange County on 3·20·98 any porlon d the Mart· r.ou cannot pay the filing amending Chapter IV of 1988CS752220 duetld by: 1 gineral pari· TIONS, 3151 Ajrway Ave duclld by an 1ndlv1du11 t 99Bcs750498 11i1988752971 g.g.d Propsty, ..t al ee asit the cte1k 101 a fee Tiiie 9 to provide lor hcens-Dally Pilot Mar. 17, 24, 31 , netehlp IK·250, Cosll M1sa. CA Have you .'artld doing Daily Pilot MBI. 3, 10, 17, Daily P1lo1 Mar. 24, 31, umty dlp>9la midi tlO Nl1ver lorm Ing and regulation of adult APf. 7, 1996 T697 Have you started doin·~ 92626 business yat1 No 24• 1998 T672 Apr 7, 14, 1998 T714 pnx:uN Ind~ U111y II you want legal advice, businesses: and repealing PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No John H. Gerken Sr .. 9354 Sunn W Ellison ..vtc. to o. •::= conroet a lawyer 1m· 1 1 Tina A. Larocque Siskin Ave .• Fountain Val· This st1t1men1 wu filed PUBLIC NOTICE --. 01 _, mediately w'tct1.1h1.ons neons stent there-I CA 92708 Ith th C Cl k I PUBLIC NOTICE ~. .... L,;.;~ •• An Flctlllou• Busln••• This stattment was lileel ey, w • aunty er o .,_..,., .,. • ~...._ ..., Usteel Mne 30 DIAS CAL· NOTICE IS FURTHER N St t t With the County Clerk ot This business is c:on· Or1ng1 County on 3·20-98 f1ctltlou1 BusJneu ftxtur9a, equipment. ~ ENDARIOS de5pues de re-GIVEN that at said lime am• a •m•n Orange Countv on 2·9·96 ducted by: an Individual 1998CS752874 Name Statement NOTICE °' TftUSTl!E'S U.. ~ COftltno. c1b1r of1c1almen1e esta cita· d 1 11 i d dTihe t00ot1~lng P•~eons are 1 ...... 8,.748411 Have you started doing Dally Piiot Mar. 24, 31 , Th f 11 ~ lnaeee'• ... Nwn-c1on 1ue11c1a1 y pet1c1on. an P ace 1 nlereste o ng sineas as. •• v business yet? Yes March • 0 o;wing persons are bw: 211111 ~ YOU N't!! I I I ~sons may appnr and Servlc:• Tic: Co., 1895 Dally Pilot Mar. 10, 17, 24, 1 1998 • Apr. 7, 14, 1998 n1s doing busines:. as: • paia comp e or Y presen ar be heard by the City Coun· • SS INTERIORS, 1725 Port !!.~~A~D&D OBITUARY su formulario de Rospuesta Commonwealth Av• .. Fut· 31, 1998 T69t John H. Gerken, Sr. PUBLIC NOTICE ....-'"""'' .-1...u (Response lorm 1282) ante c:1I on the above items. lerton, CA 92833 Th' 1 1 1 Ill d Charles Pl., Newport 1.. 1_, UNLESS OU 888 IJ corto Una cana o una IF THE AFOREMEN· Joe H. Aldana, 21 Hol· PUBLIC NOTICE wll~s t~ea ~~~~ty ~l~r11 1ot Fictitious BuslnH• Beach. CA 92660 TAKEM:"licN TO~ llam11da lelefon1ca no le ol· TIONEO ACTIONS ARE lyleal, Allao Vl1)0. CA Flctltlou• Business Or•nne County on 3·6·98 Name Stat•ment Shaun Elisabeth Schisler, YOUft PR<A !I h': rT MAY r.=======•al r<>ceia prorecc:ion CHALLENGED IN COURT, 92656 -.. ,. 1725/Port Charles Pl .. New· llE SOU> Kr• A' "8.JC n~1s:i!~~a n~ P;1:~;~~ ~~ :~~ c,~aJl:~e t~;:e ~:s~~~ {ir~:~c:~a~11~::· F~~!:,1 Th~1o'fi:Wfn':~~~! are ~~ri::~:i1;:r~10. 17, 24, d9~;t~~~~~ ~:~sons are 'fh~sBe~~~·i;e~:2~~o con· ~~OU ::m.,: coi to puode expedll raised at the public: hear· CA 92630 ' · doing businHs as: 31 , 1998 T678 ) 0 RM ducted by: an individual NAT\JREO!fTHI!~ ordenes que arec:ten SU lngs described In this no· Luis M. VllltgaS, 16732 E. Scents of N1tur1, 24155 PUBLIC NOTICE 1~20t so". Meads, Orange. Have you llarled doing IHO 111»/HSf ~ YOU malnmonlo, su propledad y lice or in written eor· Oubesol St., Vellnda, CA L~una HUit Mall, Laguna CA 92869 buslnus yet? No .,....., • ,.. ,..__,.,_,.,. , ....._.._ rHpondtnet delivered to 91744 Hilla, CA 92653 Shaun Schisler -"""""',_, ...,..... quo ordenen que usted th• City Counell •!·or prior Geraldo Ramirez, 12223 Mlch11t A. Blasing, 1069 Flctltlou• Buslnesa Douglas R. Mongeon, This statornen1 was filed YSl On Mardi ao, 1M. Ill ~~~?~so d~a:•~gg~~~ ~07~ to, the public: hea11ngs. 194th St. Artesia, CA 90701 Tulare Or., Costa Mesa, CA Name Statement 11201 So. Meads, Orange, w1lh the County Clerk of 2.:00 pm. It the Nofttl flof1l costas Si no puede pagar MARY T. ELLIOTT, This business Is con· 92626 The following persons are ~~1~28~~slness ts con· Orange Counly on 319198 ~700theavil:~ las c:ostas por la present•· Deputy Cltr Clerk ducted by: co-partners Laurie l. Blasing, 1069 Tu· dc°:i7g busln~~· a~· ducted by: an tndlvldu1I 199B6751617 w DIM W... ..,... Ana. con de la demanela, pida Publl1h1d Newport Have you ata11ed doing ~;:2~r., Costa Mesa, CA port mc1::ier D~ive,2~.:;~ Have you startod doing Daily Pilot Mat. 17, 24, 31, CMIOlnll, r'ld9lty Nlllanail at actuario de la corte que Beach-Costa Mesa Dally business yet? Yn, Feb. I, This business Is c:on-Beach, CA 92.660 buslnt1s yet? No Apr. 7, 1998 T695 Tiiie .,...,_ c:omp..y. aa le de un formula110 de IX· Piiot March 24 1998 l998 h nd Chi R 1 I Douglas A Mong.on T a._,,.. ... _ wll oner3clon de las mismas , . Joe H. Aldana ducted by: usba and mayo es aurants, nc. This st11em111t w11 flied PUBLIC NO ICE ;;-::::-. .,d;'";, Che {\Vlt<ver ol Court Fees and T708 Thia •tattment wH lll•d wife bCA). 567 Sen Nicoles ..-- Cosis) PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cl•rk ol Hav• you alerted doing B~~ec:h, sc'!"92466000, Newport a:·~ng·~·c~~~y 'in ~~~:9g' Flctlllous Business -flt':. .... ~ :':::lll!M'ul s1 e1esea obtener c:onae)o Orange County on 2/18198 buslnHt yet? No Ham• Statement .. __ , ...__ 1•----L.url. L Bl.•lnn This bustnes• Is c:on· 19988750078 Th I 11 w1 II ~ It the ,.,.. !egal, c:omun1quese de I~ NOTICE OF SALE 1998874943t • . .., • ' o o no persons ate ---medtato con un abogado. OF AUTOMOBILE Dally Piiot Mar 11, 24, 31 • This au11m1nt w11 filed ducted by: a corporation 011ly Pilot Mar. 24, 31 . doing business as: ~..... '::1= VANN, Jr., NOTICE Th• resttelning Notice Is hereby given Apr. 7, 1998 T694 with the County Clerk of ~~r~.Joyue11s~s~~-l~~ng Apr. 7, t4, 1998 n21 L• Slar11t:z Oah & Catering, CcuCy, • John Clarence orders on the b1ck ,,. •I· pureuant to sections 3071 Orang• County on 2·24-98 C PUBLIC NOTICE 2300 Harbor Blvd. ,;5, 1027 tm w; te -· rect again•• bolh husbafld and 3072 01 the CMI Code PUBLIC NOTICE . 18988750004 hlmayo RHtaurants, Inc:. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 --A Newport Beach ;lnd wile 1>n111 the petJtlon Is of the Stat• of Calilomle Daity Pilot Mar. 3, 10, 11. J~~lf~:!'r!:~i S:-s fllld Flotltlou• ButlnHs Ch11st1ne Briee, 1771 Hum-=:,~~·~ resident died Satur· ci.sm1ssed. a 1udgmoo1 Is thl Und1tslgned G & W NOTICE OF SALE 24, 1998 T664 Name Stater1ent mlngblrd Or .. Costa Mesa,~ lleclllma-...,._ day, March 21st, entered, or the court Towing 965 West • 1a1h Notice Is h•r•by given wilh the County Clerk ol CA 92626 ... tar II ~ d 1998 He was 65 makn further orders. SltMI Costa Mesa Ofanne pur1uan1 to Hc:tlons 3071 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 2·18·98 Th• following persons 11• This business Is con· ..,, tlf'/ICGn'l9a These orders .,, entor-:e-coun.Y, CA 92627 • wlll ·1911 end 3072 of th• Civil Code 1998874940CS dol~ busln111 H ' ductld by: en Individual the lltr..a ~Ind oaw years old able anyv.har• In Calllornla at oubilc auc:1lon 'et .. Said ol the Sii~• or ClllfOfnla Fk:tlllou• BualneH Daily Pilot Mar. 10, 17, 24, ~IEv•Rrs~d1LIMAv01U.,SINNE•'wp1onr1 Hav• you starte.:: do.ng common --r ~ John Is survived by by any law enforcement of· Addr•u" Costa Mesa thl und1ra1~ned. HARBOR Nam• Statement 31 , 1998 T68l BHc:h. CA 112663 buslnHs yet? Yes. 1987 ~,_.,,, tall his loving end loyal ricer who has rtc:etved or Calllomla 'at fpm on Tues.'. TOWING, will NII •I publlc: The following peraons are PUBLIC NOTICE Eug•n• Ftrre, 15000 Bolsa ihhr"s''',·~eateBmri•e~t was r.11-d : ~ ...... ~ wife Emmylou, two soon 1 copy of th•m. diy the '7th day 01 April auction, al 1022 E. CHEST· doing butlne11 as: Chi A 1 ..... ---. -... sisters, Marta Rel· AVISO Lu prohlblciones 1999 the lollowlng aulomo'. NUT, SANTA ANA. CALIF. Humphrey Y09art Cafe. c:a v•., Hunl ngton with the County Cttrk of ~·~. ·---.,, --. zlaH and Linda Hiii&, iudlcliles quo aparec:•n al biles• 10 wit· 92701 at 9:00 am on APRIL 1875 A Newport Blvd.. Flotltlou• BualneH BHc:h. CA 92647 Orange County on 3/13/98 r-c:n ot ~ his 5 children, Carl, reverso do este c:ltac:lon 1989 CHAY/CV 3, 1998 th• fotlowln~ d• Coale Meaa, CA 92627 Name ltatem•nt This bualnau Is con· 10980752208 tnnc:.. to C::. ~ son e1oct111as para embos v IN scribed prop1rty to. wrt: Lori Ann Carn1y, 2522 Or· Th• following persons 111 duclld by: an lndillldual Dallv Piiot Mar 17 24 31 ~ unpl6d d the Peter, Christopher, I I I · · · 1995 FORD Llc:inu eng• Av• IE Costa doing bu1ln1se as· Have you •tarted doing • ' ' ' otillgllfot\S Mand t1t _... Suzanne and Brian conyu~H. an o. e 19po10 1C3XJ45J3KG166449 LI· ' " ' Anne Kerpon lnttrlOf De-bu1ln1as y1t? Yea, 1993 Apr. 7, 1998 T700 punuent '° the ~ d & d hlld corno • ospose, h1Sta qu c:ense/Slate: 2MYG888JCA 1'5B30081, Stale: Call!. MSHI, CA 92827 sign 33"• E. Coast Hwy Eunen1 Ferra PUBLIC NOTICE .... conlMwdlnUwt~ K 14 KgranAc ren lo potlclon sea recha:zada, 1985 FORO/FB VIN '1 hewn Haward Carney, , -. T-1• =.....-..._ ........ ~ ..,, ye, urt, lexandra so dicte una decision flnal v 1 N 1FTEE14Y4SHA811083 2522 Orang• Avt., IE. Sult• 322, Corona dll Mar. h s itatiment WH liled -w -"" and Spencer. o 11 corte explda instruc:-IFOHF3BLF7KAS7130 Said sale 11 IOf th• pur· Costa M111, CA 112627 CA 92625 with the County Clerk ol Fictitious Buslne.. ~flt~ Servlcea will be ciones adlclonolH. Dlchas Ucense/State: 3s66595/CA pose of 11tlsfylng lien of Thi• buslntu I• c:on· Ker·Tlll, Inc .. (CA), 3334 Orang• County on 3-06-98 Name Statement lilcurly Alfl1' ,_. held Wednesday, prohlblc:ione1 pued•n hec:· 1987 AMER/SW lhl underalgnld fOf towl!'Q duet•d by husband and E. Coast Hwy. Suht 322. 199BCS75t371 The foltowlng p1rsons are "*"~wit\ M • r 0 h 2 !5th erse cumpllr en c:ualqul•r v 1 N and 1tor1g1 together with wit• Corona d•I Mar, CA 9262~ Daily PUot Mar. 10, 17, 24, doing b1>1lne11 ••: ~ by ..:-J: 1008 at 11 :Od port• de Celllornla por lJCML784oHTo74844 costs of 1dv9rtl1lng end H · Ha~• you startld doing This buslnus I• c:on· 31, 1998 T675 Ron DeWllde Design, 1816 ...__ ..t "'---AN\ c:ualqu111 agent• d•I orden Llc•nH/Stat•: JEEPEST/ pense1 of sala. bu1ine11 ~ti? No ducted by: a corporation Alaaka Avenue, Costa --7 A.M. at Our Lady 81 years or ogo, • res1den1 and hom':'>.. maker of Cornna <1• 1 Mar for 41 ye .. ,: •. passed away on r11 day, March 20, 19 1 1 due 10 compllcn1i1.1.1 or a s11oke. She w.1 born on Octotlor .ltl1 1916 1n AnalH111 11 where she l1vocJ fur many years. Siio 1t t ended A n:ihu1r1 Union High Schuvl and Fullerton Colleyl She was a fo11hf1 1 member ol Tri11 1t, United Motho<.11,1 Church and chou I_, l11ty years. She is survived l>> hot 1011ing and Clo· voted husband ()f 1...1 years, Clnrent:t Mauerhan or Coro11.1 del Mar: two d.111~11 ters. Joan Clamp c;' Newport Beat:h f111 1 Barbara Panrne• u' Corona dol Mar. O!I" son. W1ltlam M·wu han o l Nowpc 11 Beach: two brolh('1•, Stuart Berger <ll 1<1.111u and Da111d Murray ur San Luis Obispo. 1 1 grandchildren anc.I I• " great·grandch1ldrl!n Eli:zabelh was pr• coded In death by ti " son. The Ro11ore 11rt Richard Maut>rhan She was a 1ov111q and devoted Wll.:i Mother and Grn11t1 mother. funt>ral services 1·,11 be held Tue•day Marc h 24th, 1090 at 11:00 A.M. :11 Waverley Church 1700 E. Fa11havu11 Santa Ana, CA 92701 Interment 10 follow .11 Fairhaven Memo11<ll Paik in Santa A11.1 Vlsilalion was helc.J al Hllgenfttld Mortu.tr} Monday afternoon The famlly requust'< 1ha1 memorialS t o directed 10 · In memory ol Elizabeth Mauerha11 and The Aevore11d Richard Mauochan. elo United Theologlt:.11 Semlnuy 181 O Harvard Blvd., Dayton.Oh45406·4599 l/. r- ··-.JKJ .·~ Cemet~ • Mortuary Chapel • CNmAtory publlco qu• IH haya rtc:I· CA D•lld lhls 13th d•y of Lori AM c;=r Have you 1larled doing PUBLIC NOTICE M11a, CA 92626 :-;: ......., .::.= Queen ol Angela, ~~dP~•oo:~~·v• visto una v~~~~1~i~f~2a62 M~e:!HOUfAAV JI'J:1:'couQti/~ bus'J~.syr~.NoGtorg• J. Fictitious B1o1slneH t~~~~.:.i;.~e;.~~~r~ ..t ,..,,... %7, ~~~v6e .. MN'ewv~~~~ 3!500P.clftoVlewOr1vo 1 Th• name and addrHt Uctnse/Stete: AP~F!CA Pub 111 h • d NI w po r I Oteng1 CoYnty on 2-21·91 K11pon • CEO ama ltalement Mne, CA 926U B h CA ~ or the cour1 I• (El nombf• y 1091 FOAO/o11D 811c:h.Co•te MHa Oally . 10888750488 Thi• ttalemtnt was fllld The follOWlfl? l*•on• are This buslnu1 11 co~~ =~ ~~~ailon; made be 944-ITOO dir•c:c:lon de 11 COf1• H) v 1 N PllOI March 24, 1098. Dally PllOt Mar. 3, 10. 11. with the County Cllfk ol doing bustn1u u : ductld by: an Individual n. ._ 8'llCU1l d .,. made In John'• 9IEIN"C wao SUPERIOR COURT Of lF~PS2UXMG1594241 T709 24 1098 T&G9 Ofano-Cowlly on 3113198 UCIC Con1ult1nt1, 161 liav1 you atartld do~ beltra d the.._ .-~ .....,,.-w CALIFORNIA, 341 Th• City ucense/Staw. 2VUTl42/CA PUBLIC!TICE · t91H712207 Kalnws Ortve, Suil• C250. bualMH ytt? YM. M·N ..cuwcl bW .,_ name e/o: IEU. .... AY Orrvf , f!.O. 8oJ1 1•J.10, Ot H5 KAWKJRS, VJ..N. P'l,ILIC NOTICI-0• IY Pilot Mat. 11. 2o11, 31, Cotta Mtaa. CA 92921 Ronald A. 0.Wilde tD ~said _., Society Devoted to u~-, ... "' * ,___1 1nge. ca. 92668 JKA2N&B10F8502296, ~ FloUU.V. MnH• -AfJf 1 1to1 reot Huoh I . CtOnln. Isa Yllla TIA *Mnf •• filW ..,.,d COila. the '!!acted Htar1, ._._,~, ..,.,.....,_ 2 The name, add11st and glne 1 K2l 10AE024202 u. N It t t Flotltlous 8udn.ae • • Bcrita. Newpon Beach,°" w11t1 the COOnly Clllif of...., .. Md.._._ Ill 2927 S. G"ioenvllle, Cteinatlon telephone numblf of petl-c:enel/Stete. 1 t E3754teA TM~,,:~' 111 Name ltalH*'' PUBLIC NOTICE 9/:" 1 1 Orange County on 3-tl-ff .. tluM flt .. .,... p.M-S • n ta An a , CA 1 ~~av flOlllf'I •"orney or petJ. SaJd aal• ts fOf the pur-dolnO. bullnff , • TM~ paraon1.,. • bu~ nlll. • con-18080752840 CP11C1ft of wr. ...._ o1 &2707 -,, llontf WlthOul an attomly poll of saUsfylng lien of a) FOR SA~· ::·OWNER doing butltlffl H : Fkltltlous lutlM.. ducted by, an lndi<Adual Deily Pllol Mat. 24, 31, Wa ...... ..,.,,._, · II. (El nombf•. la dlrscc:lon 11\1 undlfslVned for Towing MORTOAO! b) FOA IALi AMERICA PAE·PAIO. eat HalM •t•t•m•nt i::r· you ... ~aned doing Apt 1 toll '"' T113 tD .. t111,2JM.A, ~ '-=======:;~!!!!!!M!!! ... !!!t!IO!!!!!!!!! y ll numero d1 lelllfono def and Slor19t feH, IOQethlf BY OWNER 'REAL HTATI! S. Tuttln Ave. 1203, Of· TM folowlng Plf'IOnt tre H M~t Yiu No -;;;;:' =·==· ========:;;;::=::;=::::; "" 1bo91Clo del 01mandante, with c:09ta of advetUllng S!A'VtCES I FOA SAU ange, Callf. 12* dOlnO bu91M1s as: 1ugh • Cfonln • o def demandanle que no and txpenMS of aale BY OWN!A c: LENDING I Oanlel !ar1 Dcuoux, t1t WNO COMMUNICATIONS. Tllll •lalement w.. fti.d tlene abogaljo, et) LAurle-Oeted this teth day of AEAl.TY SERVICES dl POlnaettl• A~'l-Corone dll 300 Atdhll Av.., Bid. 8, will\ lhe County Clenc of Jayne Man:zal'lll11. 4 Sutf• March 1991 '°" IAL! BY OWNEA Mar. Cellt. ·~ sun. 20Q, COl1a Mesa. CA Orqe County on 2·21·88 1ld1 Court, NtwpOrt Beach, Slgnatln: Barbllt Wllaon HOTl.INI 1300 lrlltOI Cl\aMI .. Mid*, ~t2 taGt tHl17IOl93 CA 92663, (714) 51W244, Published Newport North NeWPQ11 Beach CA Longrldge Dt., Or111ge, Bllf J01tph Dumont. 11311 Dally Pilot Mar. 10, 11, t•. In Pro Per 8eicfl-Cotta ~ Dally tiMO ' Calff. 12187 NIMH, ll'lllnt, CA 92'04 31, 1M Tt90 Dal•• JUN 20, tOt7 PllOl Matct\ 2A. 1991 Daniel Scott Dobb• tuo1 Thi• bualneu II con-Th11 buslntH I• co.,.1--------...... .- AlAN S1.AT&lt, Cl•tk, · n11 Walnls. Huntington 'haeti duewd by: cc:f.attnen . ductld by: Ill\ ~MdUll PUBLIC NOTlCI by CATHllRIN& Ml• PUILlC NOTICI CA 02'41 ' ~ve ~ ,,• r4 doing ~ ~~' dOI~ PtotlUoua 81KIM•• INOB, D•pu~ Jiii• bueln•~~J! con-0-:':zr'~ ~~ ••· •b. ' N•IM ttalemen1 Publlthad Newport NOTIC& 0, uct9d by: 811 """""'ual Thll ttetafNnt 111ru ft141d Ill OUmont The tOllowlng peraone ate o .. c:h.Co1U M... Dally PUIUC HUJUNQI H•ve you atatted doing with .,. ~ Cleric of Thi• ttatemenl .... ftltd dOlng bu.in.11 11: Pilot Match 10, 11, U, 21, NOTICE IS ti!Al!IY ~:l:~ No Or.noa CountV on ,... .. with ltle County Cllttt ol MOii Tit Medi•. 1121 1991 GIVEN th81 I pubflC ,,..,_. This .....,.,. wu fli.d 1 .... Tatl11 0r.noe CoYnty on 3-0e-91 Mesa V«d• Drf~. COtta TU. l.!l9 wfjj be htld by .,. with the County ci.t• ol Odf Plot Mat. to. 17. 24, t .... 71talT Mt ... CA 12610 M --,-U-8_Ll_C_H_O_T_IC_I __ , ~'tondMlu ,.';:I e~ <>nriOt County on t -a.N :11, tM 1'117 Daffy Pilot Mar. 10, 17, l•. ~~~1 = --------111 uo :!m,. or at tc>Oft 1Nll1I0431 PUIUC NOTICI 31, 1191 Tt13 Betch, CA._, cm o, thttMfttf .. ~. ._, °"'Y P*>t Mer, 3, 10. "· Ml.IC NOTICI Thi• bu1lntH ls co~ COSTA ~HA lht Coutd Chatu'INrs ol 24, t80I Tll1 ,.,_.tue ....... u CLA881Pl•D t~t... ~Hal, 11 felt Dftw, ._, .... ....,.. Pk~._...... II'• tt\e rHource you CONS.OUDATID PL.AH C.. ~ on "" '°"°"" On the m....-? The '°'°"""' ""'°"' •• ,...,.. ,..._.,....,. can cou"t on to Mii • OHi YUA ~Item: vww dOno MlnttiJ •· The~ parwons •• . ·. ~ ~ °""' MMCO ,AMT a AUf~ dOll'9 bUtltleeil •t mrtlad Of m.,Chatl• AC1lOfl "--~..,. '* 10 "*""" Sell your Qti'a eoov1 1• 8*oe1t 11. campull, Mta••ll, dlH 1tem1, because POIUC .....,. .. MD aid 11 --.....,..,. .., hOUl•hold C09IA ...... CA ntl7 Dlwllalt, Co .• -I ~ 04" col!MnN c.omPlll COtHilmlCSMmfT ._ ,..,..0,. 1or ._ h .,,, ......... ~~!Not· a, Newport ewi,, CA quallrtao buyera lb :;. •,: =.-:r=a~ !; In C=Qtd =:=.. ~ ~ =-~ Oi110tt Non.• ~1 t42.al78 , . Sell your car! (714 )642-5678 Pilot UMITAMIU "Affordable Alternative" Discount C8sket, Cremation& Burial service Why should you subject yourself & your famlly lo paying inflated prices for caskets & services???? c.1,.. 1ne 1 • sosm M5t1...t ........ Olllli I Iii I I I ••• CIJlillel -- • ~ EQUAL HOUSN; OPPORTUNITY Allllll .................. latliil ......... Mttdlllltftf. nl FM ........ Act t1t•11 .................. ,""'' ltlfftftlle "HJ!lflftRICI, t1•ltall11 tr "acrl11lut111 "'"II '1CI, Clllt, ltfffltl. .... ........,, tllllllal .... " llllMll """· ., •• llltltltl te Ml HJ ncll 'rel11t1C1, ~ ................ . Tllla ..... ,.,., •Ill Ill ........, _.,. • .., ""'111.- ...... 1911 ...... ftlQ It hi ................. .,.,,. ..... tfl lllft'J lltlflltf tllat Ill ... 111 ... lfttrtlllf 11 11111 ......,., .,. naltlMe 11 11 "'81 ........ llara.T1-· ..... tf ,._II llalllee, call HUG T ...... lt1~ ....... ftf Ille W11H11111, OC -,.. ... catlHUUlla.- HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE ... ____ , GENERAL 1002 SOLD! Showcase homes for a.ta In our Saturday Real Estate Supplamentl •Hom•• of th• w .. k dlaplay •d• etert at Juat $7SI (O.•dllne Wed 5pm) ***** .Open Hou•• llatlnga for 151 (Deadline Th4.n 5pm) ***** It pays to advertlae In the best local Real Ealate Section CALL TODAY1 LI .. Rtvera 714/57~252 TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1998 • PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC NOTICES PUIUC NOTIC!S REAL ESTATE COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS HEALTH & EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 NEWPORT WANTED 16251"'miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPPORTUNITY FITNESS 3000 5530 BEACH 6169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii~~~-CHEVROLET 9045 HONDA 9085 1:,costa M•-'• ... l I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W • • h • r • d r Y e r & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '90 Suburban '97 CIVIC DX J•-1br & 1br, alao 2br 2904 DISTRIBUTORSHIP! N 0 TAR y MUST refrigerator $140/ea 1100 Home Garage Scottsdale Blue. grey Interior• Wanted SBr+ In CM Fixer upper ok. $225K 714-840-0318 pp SERIOUS BUYER HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT l ba, quiet gated HAVE N • C rt fl Xlnt condt 646-5S4S S ale! on Ford Ad 3/4 TON. 2wo. Reese 5spd, A/C. factory Free sample. Local otary e 1 · Tow Hitch, flowmaster warranty. (3VOBS72) comm, pool, tennis, ..... e.. route. No selling. cate. Willing to trave•1---------btwn M&l'.\rthur & San exhaust, new radiator, $12,995 •a• Y a cc••• to Please be wary of ol'I Protected territories. to borrowers h omos FURNITURE 6014 Miguel on Sat April 4• staner. rotor/brakes, BAUER LOTUS freaway/beach/malla. of area companlet. t -8 o o -7 3 7 .9 4 9 5 for slgmnu loan doc's ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 199S Sa·12pm red/white wllh tan ve-COSTA MESA 714-557.0075 Check with th• loct I (24hrs) CAL •SCAN Call 800-500·061O1• 714-842 7700 Better Bualneas --~~,..,..,.,,=..,..,..,,=---ext. 307. Bledermeler 3 cedar ••••••••• lour Interior, "Barn--.,.=-=-=-=·:-=':'":"'"-Newport Hgts 2 Br Bureau before you LOSE WEIGHT f h i b d 0 o ors " In rear· '97 CIVIC DX .nc:lo •• d r/ rd n~ (CAL•SCAN) so a and c a r ran TRANSPORTATION ga Y • -~ aend any money for Through a safe and $1500 & p slan 104.000 well main-Blue, grey Interior, crpVpalnt,lnalde lndry feea or aervlcea. Read scientific nutritlonal SLa01•c8•1 Rapa wanted I·' ~~; (714) 721~~3SO ••••••••• tgarl~aetd, 0 m 0 11 0 eds. cRounnd•. 5spd, A/C. factory s1000.mo. 85o-.4S09 and understand any plan 714-557•2721 v .. warranty. (3VOBS72) N rt H ht A b f sell much needed Couch, c ha i r, & $6SOO obo s12 995 wp g • rea contracts e ore you Lose Weight-Increase 11 t I/ b · d f lead program to Insur-o oman c.u cran erry POWER BOATS (714) 846-0S13 BAUER LOTUS L.rg 3br 2ba, no peta. 1lgn. Shop aroun or enArgy and auppraaa 1 277 1 8th Pl • ance agonts, make plaid, loss t 1an ·yr COSTA MESA ace ratea. appetite, wlTAIM 590.00 commission old pd $1500 Sacrifice 7012 '93 CapJlce Claaalc 714-842•7700 $1295. 54()..()130 HBB, not MLM. 80% FAST-Herbal+ $29.95 per sale. Please Call $900 714·673-SOt 71 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 5.0L, VS, air, pwr 1-----,.---....,....,...,-----,,.... CORONA DELMAR profit. 10·20K/mo. Sm. 30·day supply. 2l3 960 7699 Eth All Ch $Save Moneu$ buy wind/lks, tilt, cruise, 8a8u1A 0 C. Cp0/wR.DLa/Xc,4DFRM 2 22 HUNTINGTON Investment req'd. (714) 642·322S · • an •n erry ' AM/FM ca s s 1 l-800.995-0798 )(5630 SALES PRO Wood dining rm table Donated Boats I ,.,3v1R174 56,993 cass. 134K ml, brand iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2640 Independent Contrac-w/6 chairs, $1300. •21 ' Westerner ski Coate Mesa new trans . Really &Br 4 •5 Ba Lovelyliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii H•RSHSY tor NYSE Corporation White Iron Trundle boat $3500 •21 ' Bay· Llncoln·Mercury Good Condition! view. Large bonus 1 Mlle to Beach DISTRIBUTORS EMPLOYMENT She figures. Contact Day Bed, 1 $150. liner Trophy 19S7 (714) 540•5030 s45ooobo Call alter Nl!l!DEDI 90K yearly ••••••••• buslneasea. Accounts 714·723-4030 v msg $6400 •26' Bayhner 6pm. 714·759-2052 room, 3-car garage. 1Br 1Ba encloaed gar, potentlall Great receivable control 1 BUY FURNITURE Sunbrldge 1990 _________ I---'------,,......= $4250/Lease 644·14S1 fp, laundry tac, deck, locations Included.---------Recession proof. No Antiques. All PIANOS $14,500 •31' Unoflue CHRYSLER 9050 CARS: $100·$500 No/pet $730 498-8027 $7000 Investment YMENT competltionl Large tpc or houseful cash 1973 $16.000 •3S' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Police impound a . guaranteed. Call 24 EMPLO reorder factorl Resldu· paid (714) 957.s133 Sportflsher 19SO Honda. Chevy, Jeeps COSTA MESA 2124 a.n:!WPORT houra: 1-8QO.S24·3223 5530 ala! Retire with lhlsl ---------$39,000 YFC, Inc. '92 Town & Country & Sport Utllity. n.-CAL•SCAN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 ·S00·350-132S Jennifer Suede Boat Donation• 33, lthr, ABS. pwr Mustsetlll! BEACH 2669 ---------CAL-SCAN Queen steeper Couch, 7 1 4 ·8 7 5 -0 5 8 e seat, air, Ult, rear air. 1 ·800-772-7470 Elli. Luxury Condo 2br 2ba.,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii POPTl!L IS -S,...8-·...,$-1-1,...-p-•-r """H.,...o_u_r..,.I-gorgeous. new $1600. roof rack loaded 7030 dbl gar, FP, vauned11 EXPANDINO Into ... d benefits. FIT & P/ ---------Color-metallic bronze---------Bcv256 s's 992 (CAL•SCAN) wood ceils. $1195.mo *Bin Canuon * Callfornla. Ne-"' Reps .... T MARINE SLIPS ,..3 · • ' .... T, Preschool, lnl/Tod EMPLOYMEN desk. 3 legal file Cost• M••• 1st+ last 642-5290 1·2·3 Bedroom Apts to place pre-paid Tl Child C SS 3 drawers, new $600. DOCKS 7022 Lincoln-Mercury HUNTINGTON BEACH 2140 Spacious 2Br 1.58• Twnhse In Trl-plex near Beach/Yorktown. Newly Remodeled. Gar, Lrg yd & patio. $900. + 5750.0ep. Agent 714-675-4912 near F•ahlon Island phone card 1 on Tutor me are SERVICES 3 Cusiom made 9· sec· 2-car gar, fp, w/d hk· consignment only. In N.B.· 955-2072 uonal, Beige & white. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (714) 540-5830 ups, central air, Alarm Bonuses and long· "'A...,.l""'R"""c""RAFT,....,,..,=-o=R""o""'u"""N=o -•••••• stunning. Imitation 50' Mooring oH NB---------•95 Q45T sy•, Goll course views term realdual Income. CREW. Openings for Please be aware that down. new $2500 Penn. near Pavilion FORD 9075 Black jade/ivory, full $1650-$2995 644-0509 Call Hal: 800-468-7SS2 handlers, fuelers, the 11s11ngs In this cat-make otter. 5B6·5S05 Dinghy t6K 631·6S95 option, only 36k m1, •On the Water• CAL•SCAN machine & electronic egory may require you Must Sell bV Mar JO! or 562-491·66S4 MINT I ( 3 o 194 9} Fantastic view! 2br1_P_R_E_P_AJ_D_C_E_L_L_U_LA_R_ trainees. Paid training to call a 900 number Glass top cJini,g table, ··-•••••••I '08 Ford T ·Blrd new S27,9n 2ba. 900+sf, deck, ·Dealers wanted to & relocation. High In which 1he1 ( Is a ont CO•ller, beauuful eng/trans. tires brakes L EXUS w/d, dw, new/paint/ otter Prepaid Cellular. school diploma grads. charge por mll'lute. b b b F I la AUTOMOBILES $2500. obo 540-6218 MISSION VIEJO d Ages 1 7 3 4 San•--~------8 Y cri ' u on so · Please leave message 1 (888) .. 8 LEXUS carpet, utll P • m-to-m No credit checks no · · $1000'S POSSIBLE. whirlpool relri~eratl)r, ••••••••• • -• or lease, no/pel $1750 turndowns. Dealer' fee Diego/Orange County; TYPING. 9 drawer dresser, '94 ESCORT LX '98 J30 Boat allp av all for of $29.95 + $5.00 a&h. 1 -8 O O •2 2 2 :6 2 S 9 · Part-time. At home. night tables. All items 9k mi AT, AJC, cau, Bordeaux. tan leather, INFINITI 9095 extra$$. 714-723·5S35 1 S00-790-054S VIP Los Angeles. l·SOO-Call Toll Free In excellent condition. ACURA 9010 like new. phone, sunroof, CO/ · · · · 2 52·0559; Fresno/ _________ 1Acroas from Sch 2br Wlreleaa for Inf~. Nothern Callfornla: 1 ·800·218-9000 Call 714-644-2881 (130S73) S8..z850 cass. premium sound, IRVINE 2144 2ba, enclosed gar, (CALSCAN) 1 .ao0-345 ·6289 Ext.T-5139 Sofa/Love•eat (Brand LEXU~OF chrome wheels, carport, lndry hk·up ---------(Mon-Fri) CAL-SCAN for listings. CAL•SCAN New) still wrapped. '98 INTEQRA QSR WESTMINSTER Io ad e d , Io w m I S1100.mo 729-7244 NT EARN BIG MONEY Olf white. $950/both. 3tk ml, leather, 714-S92·61K>S (3PJB106) $22,995 INVESTME Assistant Needed 3 custom wheels, hot! BAUER LOTUS 1 Br 18• Condo. Newl~ Rel'ovated For fall,paced NB using your PC. High 714-759·144 (3Pav326) 117.lg.so •94 Mustang COSTA MESA Mirrored walls, new Spacious 1Br & 2Br OPPORTUNITY office. Proficient In demand for Medical LEXUS OF Cobra convertible, (7141 642_7700 carpet, all white, no From Sn5. No Pata. 2908 It E I S If Billers. Easy work. I---------WESTMINSTER 5spd lthr CO pwr pets. $795. 640-5324 Newport 8.y Terraceliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~~:~d. ~~~icat:d: Complete training pro-MERCHANDISE 71 4-892•8908 wlndiiks. Ale. AM/FM '98 J30 1891 M11a Drive Good phone akllla a vided. No experience MISC. 6015 casa,(i5S602) Bordeaux, tan leather, 714-545-4855 plus. Fax Resume 10 necessary. ---------1 MUST SEE phone, sunroof, CO/ 2169 Rental• Avallabl• Studio 2 & 3 Bdrm• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Call Pam at 875-4830 4Br 2 .58• Uke N-. ..>gent No Fee. NEWP0RT BEACH CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED AND KID TeSTED Beautiful backyard & patlo, att gar. no pets. I••••••••• A unique lnvest- 11885.mo 64o-5324 MISCELLANEOUS ment opportunity ex· •Bayrldge Condo• RENTALS lsta In chlldrens pro- 3br 3ba. 2 car gar.1 .. •••••••• grammlng. Nine year Refrlg, w/d, $2300. No 11 old production com-amk/pet 714-717-47401_________ pany with Telly ROOMS 2706 Award Nominations 714-719•1701 1-S00-550·S660 ex1.7. BMW 9030 Costa M••• cass. premium sound, (CAL" SCAN) Mini Satelll• up to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Llncoln·Mercury chrome w h • e I a • Bunny Photo Staff Cashiers, Greeters Create Easter Maglcl aoo-22g...7147 )(137 DRIVER·OLA&S. START up to $48/KI More exp.•more pay. Consistent miles. Gr•at Benefits + 0 XPERIENCE 165 Crystal cir chann (714) 54C>-5830 loaded, low ml N E els $99 SSS·S2S-9139 '94 3181 4dr, 5apd, (3PJB106) $22,995 NECESSARY! S5001----'_,,..---__,.........,..-snrf, A/C, st-cass. 42K -,-.,.-7-P_/U __ 4_X_4_X_L_T_ B .. UER LOTUS TO $900 weekly Pro Form-300 Serles 1 • - T d ·11 2 id ml, 1 ONner, M ntl Xlra cab. too many COSTA MESA Potential Processing rea mi · yrs o · s 5 499 A I t II $200 Must seel 1 • PP option a to II at (714) •42.7700 Mortgagr Refunds. rea sea · •42 "'138 "' 7 675 S09S call 714-v ...., (C492SO) SAVE Own hoJr s . Coll 14• . LEXUS 1-800·382·2199 MISSION VIEJO JAGUAR 9105 Ext. 503 CAL·SCAN WANTED CADILIAC 9040 1-(888)-88·LEXUS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii profit 1har1ng. 3yrs EMPLOYMENT OTA + lyr. flatbed TO BUY 6019 i ,i9i 5i 5iii•diainiiiDi•iVililli•il 96 T·Blrd, ucvs sun '87 420 G 4sk ml lpwr Ilka new roof, 20Kml,blue/grey. Blue. grey Interior. (2BTL5201 SS950 St 3500obo. thett sys. ~~~~11~1~:.'. ~~fy g:~ LEXUS OF Call gog.930-9CS26 m 11 a 9 . ( T X T S 9 5) WESTMINSTER $5,995 Harbor View Knoll •••king venture B9lboe ~ 3br 2.Sba. fam r~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Capital. Rarely does Relllty. Inc. view, pool/tennis. A · NB w .OceanfronV22nd. an opportunity llke exp. required. Com-WANTED 5535 I BUY ALL PIANOS blned Transport. Anllques-qual. furniture 1-SO<H>37-4407/Mark. h f 1 h (CAL•SCAN) A Woman of Integrity! tpc or ouse u cas Newport ISiand 4-1 S2300mo 844·9648 Private rm, unturn, •hr this become avail· W:aterfront 1.g Bachelor w/pvt en· bath, utls pd, n/emkg, able to the general FIT retail/gen office Nurse.Homemaker. paid (714) 957·S133 Excel cook.Own car. Old Coins Gold Silver Skilled In Massage Franklin Mint. Sterling therapy. 12 Yrs.exp.. Old watches & jewelry Local rels. Hrly or 24 Westco11st Coin 642·9448 hr sh If ts . CALL RECORDS(TOP S (714) 892·8908 HONDA 9085 BAUER LOTUS '95 SEVILLE SLS COSTA MESA trance, patlo, pkg, 1 kllchanatte, laundry. rubllc. Minimum front counter cust. Home With blk lo bch 1700. (Incl 1 block to N.B. Pier I ierv, knowledge of Frost belght, neutral 714-642·7700 shale leather, chrome '88 Accord LXI 2 OR •87 4 20 G $510/mo. Call Sam at n v • • t men t 8 real estate helpful. Boat Dock utll) 823-2082 714-875 .... 808 S 16,5000.00 IRA phone/comp skills a Great LOcation •Newport Heights• (Between 8AM·5PM) AP Prov• d · C a II must. Call 722·2300x8 3B 3B I llo 1·800-739·4701 714-848·3735 wheels. phone, factory PB/PW I* NA FIT INT Blue, grey Interior. warranty. (3LBU2S5) rune xlnt $5000 claulc car, vary good S25,995 631·634S 650-2766 condition, only 43k r •· w gar, P• • Newport Height'• •FT·M•llbo• & Gitt $875,000 fp, w/d hk·upa, very rm own balh kitchen Basket Store. No exp. ••••••••• quiet. 11800. 759--0874 prl~. no/amkr 'S500mo•---------neceasary, room for MERCHANDISE Jazz. R&B, Soul, Rock Etc .. 50's & 60's Mike 645-7505 BAUER LOTUS ,92 Civic auto. A/C, m I t 1 s . (TX TS 9 5) COSTA2M7E7SOOA pb, pa, stereo cus. $5,985 723-4 94 NEWPORT HT'S 2Br. aak for Suzy 722-8033 1 .. •••••••• advancement. fun job 714-84 • 62K mites SSOOO BAUER LOTUS .. lliliiiimmiiillill_. Gardner, gas & water1 _________ 1• for right personl Nearl••••••••• BUILDING '95 SEVILLE SLS 714-780-0301 COSTA MESA paid. R•h required, VACATION AN?iOUNCEMENTS oc Airport. 95s-9111 MATERIALS 6030 Frost beighl, neutral 714-842·7700 shale leather, chroma '95 Civic Ex Coupe wheels, phone, factory 34k moonroof, CD. full t (3LBU285) power. Ilka new warren y. (3LET098) S 11,850 525'995 Ll!.XUS OF ~~USET~ L:::: WllSTMINSTER 714-842·7700 1714) 882-4190e no pet 1785 850-2258 RENTALS 2722 Gen off phns data en1.11ANTl~~Q~UES~~~6~0~1~0~1~~~~~~~= CORONA VerHlllH Oulet-llk• 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wtndow1, faxea, COP-Ii PUBLIC NOTICE: Steel DEL MAR 1022 new 1Br 1Ba. mlrron 1• •---------les, 18/hr to alart+ bldgs. never put up. iiiiiiiaiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiil celll~ fan, n-paJni * Ooean Front* ANNOUNCEMENTS benefits 574-7701 WANTED w /blueprlnts. Steel 1875.mo 840.5324 Honolulu 1Br Condo 2920 Hotel Entry Level Sales ANTigUES bldg co liquidating •C.....,. Hl9hland• By the month. & Exp'd.As11at.Malnt. 40x31 $7,770 now 9 eeut• SBr 49• 714--64().5893 Comfort Sultea Hotel S 3. 9 SO. 5 Ox 1 0 0 ---------'95 PASSPORT DX Jim A Patty McDonald NEWPORT MlRACUS WORLD· 2620 Hotel Terrace Or, OlderS~ umiture 518.270 now si1.927. White, grey Interior, Agent. 11.-.15~70 COAST 2170 RENT'llTC! TO WID• H•RALD a Santa Ana.Ca 92705 p~~<;o~e• Other straightwalts SELL 5apd, A/C, sunroof. B ft.lft1 great aplrltual Teacher Fax Resume to ....... _ •. __ ava ll Call Chuck (3PB887) $10,895 Duple• 3Br/3 a sa11a1C! 2724 for all ...,.pie. His prJ. 71 ... _ ... 7 .,. .,.890 ·s..-•-.•.,........_,_. . BAUER LOTUS 2Br/2Ba, dlb gatage, ~ • ..., cone .. --ema· pov-,...., .. ., $$ CASH PAID $$ 1-soo.320-234o COSTA MESA •... -a p··~· To ... Vlewl Gated Commliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m_, . NO CALLS PLEASE --·"'""""'-ST""EL BUIL.iiiNoS 71.a •.a2.7700 .. u -Ho erty, lnJu1tlce, pollu· ....----------·-• ~ ,.._ call agt. 975,000 Lov•IV Exec. me 2 actr • 2 a. 'C.D.M. tlon. We wlll '" him Insurance WE BUY Ev, .. , -Sa I a : 3 ox 4 ox 1 o . • .... PASSPORT DX 073-41354 or 380-SM82 38r, marble, poshyrd, W/O,lge deck,W/I aoon. FrM newiletter. •"""'9diel9frietdy_.._ $4,810; 4011tOx14, YOUr USed Vehicle .,.,. poolS3890 6 12 .... 888 cloaet, ITOOmo. 800 -41 84 -0 958 . Responsec.,da -.MYMOM FAITlll" S8,620; 50x75x14. through classified Whlle, gray Interior. •,,•.•.lm1.u8m0 •38q,u13•!: 875-5273 973-7084 www.eharelntl.org wa are looking for $11 ,683; 50it100x16, 5apd, A/C, aunroof. '" ••••••••• K'81uff CdM H s (" .. L•SCAN) local rape to sell our $15,715; 60x100x16, (3PB987) 110,895 Free atandlng front near • • .._ group Health I Ltc $18,016. Mini-storage UUER LOTUS home. 28r/2Ba rea1 APARTMENTS Share L.atge 2br 2b• Mill CALll'ORNIA Lead•. 75~ flrat year buildings. 30x120. 24 642-5678 co•TA M•SA unit+ ovef9lzad 4-cat NT Apt. S02$mo utll Incl, AMUICA Teen/Pr• commlnlon. Call unlta, $10,770. Free ---------___ 7_1_4_41_4_2_•_7_T_OO __ garage. 1878...:.000 FOR RE avail now. 844-9124 teantsweetheart/ 1-800 .. 21•1139 brochures. Sentlnal Pr Inc Ip a I 1 u n I Y HB ahar• 38r 28a Prlncesa Scholarship Bull dings. Brok• 1so-aee2 Condo. 1 ml to beach Pageant. For glrla ~...,..----~~':'.""" 800·327-0790 lndry, pool, prkg, HC, 3-11. For entry form Mgr'• Aaat needed 20-extenalon 78. •Pnlaaa Miii Ocean CORONA uU Incl 1535 0t 2-room 1.eoo.101..e220. No 25hra. Computer •klll• (CAL·SCAN) view 4bt 2.&ba pnatln• ·"822 1pec1.i. 71....,.~ makeup allowed for nee. Faahlon laland home. 8111 Qrundv DEL MAit .. vouna glr11. •Oyr old Co. 72()-8555 AMltota 714"t7M101 CAL•SCAN Nanny Marry Poppins -Trt»•·· hu.oo '!Sr Rellf.WcalJMI ... c.o~n•CIAL N • wa •• R'im'bl•. O..Cntlcle of PCH. 3-s*nt. cloH lo bHch, ~ •Ingle people through loYlng NB l'IOme, s car OM· ~ tMlgUftta gat, no pets 11•50/mo REAL J!STATB rural Amarlc:a. Confi. achool klda, M-F 7am· i......;;;.;;;;;;.;.;;:;;;.;;..;...-.---~ 11.-.1H-0010 Avall lnunad. Agent d4tntlel, ~le .... • 8pm eome nlgtlt1. llVe "=J~~~~i!j~~· 71""'40-1000 X 309 tabllehed plan. Frff In/out. own cv, no/ I deQll&a.~Uy Con-.amoklnO. u ~ COSTA ll!SA 1024 COSTA ... r. 2624 IRDVSTllAt 2188' nectione 11tew11enet. =--= ~ ~ .. =-=·~r.-~~~· 71....S~ ... = DUPLX 1110K t>Hrne ••u11•rlor Ave. CM .,. .. , •SCAN a d I h on 14..0t. Wei kept. 1 • r D • t •Oh•~ 1I00-1S,oooef, Of'Nt -Iii• w an w o --·y dlfY· A!iJ4,, C•tt•••• w/Pallo locatlon. fenced, •hott In C.M. hiring _.._ ,,_ 942. ~7'22 c thedral att ooeltlona. Flax tvt.. EM Teytot ..a ""'11.~: ~ov ... n ~· hlgh1•• ,'!9',Mno .... •; Biii.TB t a.tW7.00f* hr.C.11 ••• w. 81\arp , .. ty ::eci.11 N7S+MOO __. '4 "" JllTllSS 3000 Mike, Qulzno'• c1aae1c, _ __.;;. ___ _...:.. __ *--.tam rma= depo91t. ..... a481 I•••••••• lube. T1...S..t-7224 ~ tJOO+af. lir 1Lvwyc-.n BUSDllSS • T .... ~·= ca-~.=.'fte: JIDWICB Y14-S41 .. al0 uat011111'T !MPl.OnDNT 5530 5530 8059 -----. V•M•h• console piano,· v1 Modtl. Hl·Olo .. ti*" 11800. ?14~27.()900 'IV, BtECDONICS. STDIO IOIO CMle~ ...... 0"9 04 e11w-...-.. STARTING A NEW---'IWI BUSINESS?? • '83 XJ8 white, loaded, chroma wts. CJD etc. 69k mlles. spotlesa S23K obo 5S6-5805 ~ SeU your extra household Items In CLASSIFIED • • I Q TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1998 TODAY'S . CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACAOSS 1 FUfdon 4 ~IOOnd 8 NeW1a 12 Strategy 13 Notion 14 Nevada &eke te "Diena. llngef \7 High~ 19 Allgalo(a ,.... 21=0ko 22 p69cee Z3 YOlcano 25 Melodv 21 Soldie(a leave. a1 Heir stun as Genetic matenal 38 Faded 38 Iron-on plceufe 39 Shade trees 41 Solftary one ~ Captatn Kitti's navlgatOf 44 Rome's river 46 -and din.ct 48 Awful . 49 Leid In S 1 Adventure 53 Nuland -55 Morays 56 Trucker's ng 59 Plant crops 81 Ovater'a home e5 Like a smart child ISe~nNlll 89~(agun) 70 F909 pert 71 Adr•s Pickford 72 -PoP 73 Pleased 74 Ptloenlx builete.H player DOWN 1 Ami bone 2 H.H. Munro'a pen name 3 Glossy paint 4 Oocuning IWIO& ayMt 5 UllU$4.l8l 6 Verne's captain 7 Profits 8 Alrpon info 9 Tires 10 Like Kate Moss 11 By and by 12 Yukon footwear 15 Annapolis grad 18 Space 20 Al the peak ot 24 Radiant 26 Head sigaal 27 Womes 28 Dark 29 Stallone role JO Skater Sonja PREVlOUI PUZZU! SOl.YED 32 Type ot dMng 56 Mineral 33 Lunch entree aprlng 34 Avoid adroitly 57 Goddeu ol 37 Thick disoonj 40 Repaired 58 Office note (machines) 60 Sult material 42 Sel 111 a lllChe 62 Admirer 45 AnltQUe auto 63 Get, as salary 47 Cowgirl Evans 64 Like a desert 50 Phonograph 66 Harem recofd chamber 52 Sacred songs 67 Neighbor ol 54 Performing Can. .-~-"T;~o~r'l", ,.1 - 15 Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHAAtF and TANNNt HIRSCH Ntwpon IM-ach/Cona Meta Daily PlloC" LEXUS 9115 MAZDA 9125 RANGE VOLl(SWAGEN 9235 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I RO VJ3 R 91 77 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ '98 L9 400 '92 MlATA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'68 BaJa Aa~·lop, •nrf, Full option. Le11u• c:.r· P/W, P/I, cruise, •95 COUNTY LW8 cenletlln•• r me, oH-rd ti II e d ( o 4 4 o 7 s) low ml, nlnt cond ahocka. 1u1pen1lon, Blarrltz blue, tan new brakea/lron1 end, 5'40.~79751!8 300 (304913) Sl0,577 leather, mnrf, CD etc •. 12000. 549·1101· LEXUS ohgr, pram 1ound, Black/black, 32k MISSION Vll!.JO loaded. (81515700) '07 Bug New engine, mllea. Lexua certified. 1 ·888·88·LEXUS 130 9 ... 5 Great body & Interior, (0211509) S2?1987 BAU.l!R LOTUS S5K obo. Drive 1odar1 HOW UNLUCKY CAN YOU GET Both vulnerable. Sooth <JeJls. WFST • 94 t> 1095 2 0 432 .. 10854 NORTH • 151 o JJ o KQ9 •AQJ6J EAST •J863 0 814 0 1076 • 971 SOUTH •A KQ 10 o AKQ6 o AJ85 •K Opening lead: Ten of <:7 Powerful 4-44-I hand patterns arc notoriously difficult to bid. One of the world's great players went astray on this hand from a rubber bridge game. South's opening bid was artificial and forcing. North's three clubs l>romi~ed al least a five-card suit 1cac.lcd by two of the top three bon· ors, and South was faced with a rebid JAGUAR 9105 JEEP problem. Uur choice would be three LDuS COSTA Ml!SA 873·6691 or 842·t189 diamonds to allow N<>lth to show a MISSION VIEJO MERCEDES 9130 (714) 842·7700 •82 Rabbit convt four-catd major, but South elected to 1·(SSSJ BB·LEXUS •95 COUNTY LWB !5ap, new top, new bid three spades, setting the aagc for '8'7 1!8 300 '87 Whit• 580SL w/ Blar'fllz blue, tan Urea, good oond. the later disaster. North's four no Fufl opllon. L..exu1 C•r· Gray L..eathet Int. Xlnt leather, mnrf, co 114!50 obo 831-0757 trump wu Key-Card Bl.ckwood, in lifted . (038438) Cond. Phone, 2·Tops, chgr, prem aound, which the king of trumps oounts'as 528.977 111,000 720·8013 loaded. (81515700) _M_l_S_C-.-A-UT--0--9-2_4_5• an ace, and South indicated four key MIS~::,~u:IE.JO '91 190E ~3:.A':.9e5R LOTUS cards. Implicitly. in this auction 1·(888)·8 .. LE'XUS White, lthr, m nrf, COSTA Ml!SA 1988 M•RKU" 43K spades was lhe agreed trump suit. ,80 LEXUS ES 250 lmma9 1 ~~9U57,K 8121 (714) 842•7700 actual mllea. Hof 81~· Having localed the ace and king of Chrome whla, llhr, AT. LEXUS OF zllng Turbol AuicllfatY spades with partnfier a-~~expe1cting cau .. mint. WESTMINSTER 9185 Helicopter, $3500.obo • pal1nCl to hold a 1veoYUu or ooger 1129053) 59,950 (714J 892·6908 SAAB Call 714·548·6179 sutt, North then asked about the LEXUS OF ---------•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AUTO'S FOR 1100. queen of trumps with five hearu, and WESTMIH'STER 19 2 190E 2 •8 Upcoming 1oc11I aalel interpreted South's six hearts as (714) 892·8908) co. phone. leather, of government aelzed m90nroot. like new. '92 S••b 9000 guaranteeing the queen and showing (9494741 517,5150 Xlnt cond, low mt, fully and surplus •port good hearts. Seven spades looked LEXUS OF loaded. Must 1881 cars. trucks\ 4X4'1, like a n:asonable decision, especially LOTUS 9123 WESTMINSTER 513,000 obo 717-7594 ullllly vohlclet. Call since declarer might need a heart ruff liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 892•8908 free 1 ·800·803·9888 on the .-blefor the 13th trick. '85 ESPRIT S4S ext. 1175. We can only presume that the 100 Black. only 5k miles. --------TOYOTA 9210 ____ <_C_A_L __ ·s_c_A_N_I honors blinded South to the wisdom fact warr, local car-all MERCURY 9135 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gold/Chrome/Sliver of converting lo seven no trump, books & records. ,9 7 SUPAA Plating systom lor since seven~ became the final (F63050) $51,995 '90 TOPAZ Power Wlnd/lcks. AT. autos. Jwlry, etc. Sac. BAUER LOTUS 5495. 909·353·2959 contract. AJ cards lie, then: wen: COSTA MESA AT/AC, AMFM Coss, Turbo. chrome whls. S 15 tricks available in top cards at 714•842•7700 pwr steering, im· AM/FM Cass (052825) SEIZED CAR ··L-L--~-d. nd maculate (642914) MUST SEE FROM $175 • eauK<r no trump, •~u. tamo s or '95 E~PRI? S4S $3,990 Coata Mesa Porsches, Cadillacs, clubs. Seven seades. however. Black, only 5k mlles. ~ Coat• Meaa Llnooln·Mercury Chevys, BMw·s, Cor· depended on picking up the jack or tact warr, local car·all Llncoln·Mercury (714) 540·5830 vettes. Also Jeepa, trumps. Declarer won the heart open· books & recoro:>. (714) 540·!5830 ,93 PREVIA LE 4WO's. Your area. ing read in dummy and cashed the (F63050) $51,995 -......,.._,,......,,...,..-~...,,,....--1 Low ml. dual A/C. Toll Freo ace and king o trumps. When both BAUER LOTUS '95 COUGAR F.pwr. chrome wheels. 1·800·21 8 ·9000 defenders followed, declarer knew COSTA MESA 4 SL v8, air, pwr, tilt. li'ke new. (3DDE903) E>Ct.A·5138 cruise, AM/FM cass. f t 11 ti that the perccnta~e play wa.~ to °Jilo 714-842·7700 514.550 or curren s ngs mnrf, pwr seat, dual CAL•SCAN drop the jack. o trumps rather t an •--,9-5 ........ E-S'""P--R"""l_T ___ s_4"""s---air bags, loaded LEXUS OF crossing to dummy to t ake the Red, 12k miles. local #3MLY462 $10.995 WESTMINSTER finesse. Down one! car ·a 11 books & Costa Mesa (714) 892·8908 records (3L..VB921) Llncoln·Mercury •94 CAMRY LE $49,995 (714) 540·5830 Lo miles, AT, lull BAUER LOTUS ,98 TRACER power. casseue, like COSTA MESA Red w/grey, llhr, AT, new I (3HMA936) 714-842· 7700 s 13,950 9110 LEXUS 9115 AUTOS WANTED 9246 '94 XJ6 '94 GRAND CHERO· 195 QS 300 AC, cus whls, splr, 1 LEXUS OF Full option. Lexus cer· '85 ESPRIT S4S ownr, only 11k ml WESTMINSTER Black, barley leothor, moonroof. lo mlles. select edition war· ranty. (696068) $22.995 BAUER LOTUS 714·642·7700 '94 XJ6 Block, barley leathor moonrool, lo miles. soloct edition war· ranty . (696068) 522.995 BAUER LOTUS 714-642· 7 700 KEE 4x4, V8, AT, Tow al· loys, lull power (3HJH776) $14,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 714-892·8908 CLASSIFIED It's the resource you con count on to soll a myriad of merchan· dlse Items, because our columns compel qualllled buyers to calll 842·5878 t illed. 1094510 Red, 12k miles, local #601678MUSTSEE (714,882•6908 $27,988 car·all books & Coate M••• LEXUS records (3LVB921) Llncoln·Mercury '96 4RUNNER MISSION VIEJO 549,995 (714) 540·5830 SAS, 41t4, while, only 1-(888)·8B·LEXUS BAUER LOTUS 20k ml, mint cond '95 S<; 300 COSTA MESA (028787) $27,977 Rally Rod, mint condi-, __ 7 __ 1_4-e ___ ..... 4 __ 2_·..,.7_7_0_0_ NISSAN 9150 LEXUS llon. all service '97 ESPRIT VB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MISSION VIEJO records. (029508) Midnight blue, mag '84 PICK·UP 1·BBB·BB·LEXUS $23,977 lthr, 3pc alloy whls, XE 4X4 '97 CAMRY LE LEXUS Reduced more than AC. PS. AM/FM Cass, Only 15000 ml. Now MISSIONVIEJO S10K (F65405) alloys.loml.(403314) Le1tus trade in . 1-(888) BB·LEXUS $74,200 $9,994 (042056) $17,587 BAUER LOTUS Costa Mesa LEXUS Buy 11. Sell 11. Find 11. COSTA MESA Llncoln·Mercury MISSION VIEJO Claulfled. 714-842·7700 (714) 540·5830 1·888·88-LEXUS • unn ng or Not • Tu: Write: OfT •Can, Trudo, RV's • No OMV Husle FREI PICKUP! ~ ·--;~~ '{odaY l.n1kl·111i.t , .. l il·I\ 800·643·5022 HOME, HEALTH AND SiJslNESS ........ . ERVICE ------1 CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 DRYWALL SERVICE SERVICE HANDY MAN 3710 BEATING 3584 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • COOUNG LANDSCAPE & PAlNTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING 3910 DIRECTORY ACOUSTIC CEILINGS 3408 South Coaat Drywall Acous remvl/cust teJtt Water Damage Repair Best In Quality & Price L550017 444-8889 ADDffiONS REMODELING 3410 CABINETS 3490 CARPET CLEANING CARP•T CLUNINQ O.C. STaAMWAY ·~ GuwanlMdl (800) 385--8725 HQ Sttow.,. Rep'd AegNMJnQ & l,,.iall'n L.870130 Dun Of n.. 8n-eo85 Ot 14H521 TM Commvnlty Matket l'feca. 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