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CdM continues
tourney domlllance
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Just try to hook this one
The folks at the Channel Reef
apartments aren't letting this one
get away again.
' The stuffed sailfish that's hung on the wall of the Channel Reef
lobby for three decades is mounted
there again -but now it's bolted
there and equipped with an alann.
The somewhat strict security
measures are the result of the
crazy caper earlier this year in
which the 9-foot, blue-colored
fish was stolen, reportedly by two
alleged #squatters" who'd been
evicted and took the mounted sea
specimen as a going-away gift.
A month later. the fish was
found -with a fin and its bill
snapped off -inside the thieves'
van in South County.
Its parts repaired, the long-suf-
ferin' fish is now back at its perch,
so to speak.
For' the books
The Downtown Costa Mesa
branch library, located at 1855 W.
Park Ave., will be closed today
through Friday for inventory.
The branch will reopen Satur-
day, with its regular hours of 10
a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Mesa Verde branch at
2969 Mesa Verde Drive will
remain open for use this week.
Call 546-5274.
Ahhhhhhhhhh
Yet another incentive for par-
ticipating in the MS Walk at the
Back Bay on Sunday: a massage at
the end of the 9.3-mile hike.
Massage therapist Robert Ellis,
founder of the Neuromuscular Cen-
ter in Costa Mesa, is among a group
of massage profes.sionals who'll be
on hand at Newport Dunes to pro-
vide tips for walking safely and
warming up before the event.
Then, after they conclude their
walk, participants will be treated to
•deep tissue massage for tired feet
and legs. and trigger-point relief
for spinal muscles,• according to a
press release. Massage chairs and
foot massages will be available.
The MS Walk benefits the
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
and will be conducted at three sites
in Orange County:· Newport Bay;
Bolsa Chica in Huntington Beach;
and Tri-Cities Park in Brea. Nearty
1,000 county residents are expect-
ed at the Newport site alone.
Call the MS Society at 752-1680.
·o· boy
Orange you excited? There's a
new aircraft departing from John
Wayne Airport and it's called the
·orange County Flyer.,. ·
Reno Air announced the new
aircraft this week and boasts in a
press release that the MD-90 is
the •quietest. most fuel efficient.
most comfortable twin-engine
commercial aircraft flying today.,.
The Orange County Flyer
began passenger service Thursday
and will fly primarily between
San Jose and O.C.
The plane won't be hard to miss
-the paint job includes an orange
drawn inside.the •o" of "Reno." .
-Compll.cl by Iris Yokol
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POLITICS
Toledano finds
roles reversed
;;AGE .
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More than 5,000 Dock .to church's Easter service
• Mariners South Coast Church celebrates holiday
with first merged service. 'Peopl~ are really excited
about this,' senior pastor says.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Ptlot
When they drew up plans to
join forces, officials from Mariners
and . South Coast Community
Church said their goal was to cre-
ate "the church that doesn't exist.•
It now exists. And on Easter
Sunday, more than 5,000 people
came to pray and celebrate.
Beshore delivered sermons at 9
a .m. and 11 a.m .
The 9 a .m. celebration alone
brought in an estimated 4,700 peo-
ple. At one point, according to pas-
tor Spencer Burke, about 400 cars
were lined up trying to funnel into
the building's parking structure.
references to the Mariners/South
C<Sast merge. A program haDded
out by ushers, however, outlined
the process, which the two
churches underwent while "com-
ing together to move forward.•
The elder boards of both
churches voted in early March to
join the two churches and to oper-
ate the new entity on both
Mariners and South Coast's cam-
puses. For the time being, the new
entity will be called the Mariners
South Coast Church , although
Beshore said that name will prob·
ably change within a year's time.
"Right now things are still a
very emotional issue and people
want both names there,• he said.
The Bren Events Center on the
UCI campus -normally a basket-
ball and volleyball arena -was
the setting of the first service of
the Mariners South Coast
Church. Senior Pastor Kenton
"There are more people than
we expected,• Beshore said after
the 9 a.m. service, adding this was
probably the largest crowed he
had ever addressed. "This is our
first time together and people are
really excited about this."
Participants in Sunday's cele-
bration made only a few passing
The two churches were originally
• SEE CHURCH PAGE 4
11.ATSUYA RAJNONE I DAILY PILOT
Senior pastor Kenton Beshore addresses the congregation dur-
ing Easter services at Mariners South Coast Church on Sunday.
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~.AfSU)A AAl~ON! [IA ~ PILOT
ON Teaster
FESTIVITIES
Folks throughout the Newport Beach-Costa Mesa area were busy
celebrattng Easter on Sunday. Above, Armando Gutierres, left, and
lzamar Saito pose with the Easter Bunny -a.k.a. Wendy Schwartz -
at Rea Community Center. At leff, John, Unda, Trade and Lundsey
Schueler hopped aboard a boat for an Easter hunt starting ln Balboa
and stretching across the bay. For more on the hunt, see Page 3.
Panel to
meet on
water
• issues
•Bill proposes to block
IRWD's plan to dump
5 million gallons of treat-
ed sewage water a day
into Newport Bay.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Prlot
NEWPORT
BEACH -City
administra-
tors, busmess
leaders, envi·
ronmentalists
and scientific
experts will
convene m
Sacramento
Tuesday when
a bill targeting
the discharge
of treated
sewage water
reaches its first
committee
hedring.
Rep re·
sentabves of
the Irvine
Ranch Water
WASTING
TIME?
Should I the
Assem·
bly pass
a bill that bars
treated
sewage water
from being
dumped into
ecological
reserves hke
Newport Bay?
Please leave
your thoughts
on our Read-
ers Hotline at
642-6086
D1Stnct will also llkely attend
Tuesday's hearing of the state
leg1slature's Parks, Water and
Wildlife Conuruttee
The conuruttee will review a
bill authored by Assemblywoman
Manlyn Brewer, R-70th DLStrict,
wtuch would effectively block the
water dlstnct's plan to dump 5
mtlhon gallons a day of treated
• SEE COMMITTEE PAGE 4
Newport council faces
bumper. crop of topics
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ClAS5IFIED
LOOKING MOC
PU8UC llOTICES
Police say driver
in fatal crash likely
under influence
COSTA MESA -Police offi-
cials say that the driver of a car
uwolved in a fatal collision with
a pedestrian Friday night was
probably driving under the influ-
ence of alcohol. •Farmers market issue
tops list. Also on the agen-
da are debates over
Pledge of Allegiance and
the city's fiscal policies.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
NBWPORT BEACH -Panners
markets, flag Hlutes, and fiscal
polldes will all be part of tonight's
dty cound.1 agenda.
lf approved, a certified farmers
market would take place every
Satuid&y from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in
the dty'1 parking lot at Bayside
Drive and ~te Avenue in
Corona del Mar. Between 25 and
30 local farmen would ..u loc:ally
grown food aDd Oowttt.
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residents also have asked the city
to consider allowing a farmers
market in their neighborhood.
Proponents of the market say
such an event would ~e resi·
dents the ' opportunity to buy
organic fruits and vegetables
directly from the g'!ower. The
market also would help promote
community spirit and bring
tourists into the area, Heil Cla.lnlS.
Uke the f a.rmers market qu ...
tion, the Pledge of Allegtant-e ll
on the coundl's coment c:aleodar,
meaning neither ltem WW f'ealhoe •
a public heering uni.. a dty
coundlmember or a member or •
• SElCOUNCtl PAGE 4
The crash, which happened in
the 2300 block of Placentia
Avenue, claimed the lives m dri·
ver Jesus Elias Martinez, 33, and
pedestrian Juan Alvarez, 33. Both
men are from Costa Mesa.
A passenge.r in the c:ar, 37-year-
old. Emilio M«Ual o( COila Meaa,
was taken bY lallcopter to tbe
trawna unit of w.tern Med.iCal
Center tn Santa Ana. Police say
Morales is in satisfactory condition.
Accord.Ing to a police report.
Martinez's car was dnving north
on PlAcentia at betw n 55 and 65
mph when the driver apper.tty
lott control and thil car jumped
the lid walk. ltnldng Alvarez.
Alva.rw. WU ~ into the
e1r and landed eo r.. from the
point OI \mpect.
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Q ; MONDAY. Af'Rll 8, 1996
;one fever that 8.lways feels good
L ate last Sunday after-
noon, my young sons
and I experienced a syn-
chronized attack of spring
fever. As if hearing a march-
ing band off in the distance,
w;e sensed that we belonged
anywhere but on the family
room sofa .
And, so, we set off for our
neighborhood park. As we
strolled down the street the
breeze swirled around our
ankles and quickened our
step. There was something in
the air. It didn't feel warm or
cool. It felt fresh and right.
We could see a dozen kites
darting about in the sky like
colorful klieg lights announc-
ing the premiere of nature's
most glorious season.
The park was full of fami-
lies and fnends who were sim-
ilarly bitten by the spring bug.
My sons shot off in different
directions and l took a seat on
the bench and drank it all in.
These are the moods filmmak-
ers spend millions of dollars to
try and capture.
A young mother sat cross-
legged in the sand gently
pushing her baby daughter in
a bucket swing. Every lime the
baby swung back towards her,
the mother llclded her toes
and chanted, "say ma-ma; say
ma-ma; say ma-ma " The baby
gurgled and kicked with
delight.
Two young boys stood at
the top of the Jungle gym.
poised for a pratfall, and
shouted, "Mom, look! Look,
Mom! Mom, Mom, Mom,
watch! MOOOOOOOOOM!"
Their mother appeared to be
happily and obliviously
engrossed in a conversation
p~ggy
normandin
at the picnic table.
A little girl with floppy curls
bounced over to me and asked
if she could pet my dog.
"Of course," I said, "she's
very gentle.·
The little girl bent over and
embraced our dog Kit around
the neck with such force that
both she and Kit Jost their bal-
ance.
uoops,. she said and trun-
dled away clapping her hands
and calling, "Dadddeeee, l
petted the doggeeel •
The park was more alive
than I had ever seen it. Per-
haps because the mommies
and daddies were there,
instead of the housekeepers
and baby sitters.
Here on this intoxicating
spring day, man. woman and
child were answering Mother
Nature's census call to come
out and be counted among the
living.
A multi-generational family
had spread a large blanket out
on the grass and were peeling
oranges and apples with a
European-style elegance.
They were all dressed up in
their Sunday "church clothes•
and the. adolescent brother
and sister were given pennis-
sion to put on their roller
blades and skate around the
cement path as long as they
"were careful."
On another blanket, some
teenagers were telling secrets
into each other's ears. Their
giggles were carried on the
wind and dispersed amony the
crowds so that everyone
around the park, perhaps
unknowingly, wore a faint
smile.
A barbecue was ignited. A
pinata was batted. A golden
retriever leaped up and
devoured a soaring frisbee.
And the kites whirred over-
head.
Somewhere off beyond my
senses, traffic jams were
stewing, computer drives
were crashing and toxins
were infiltrating the atmos-
phere. But, here in the park
on this Sunday afternoon
where sprmg had restored
mirth among neighbors. I
believed the earth would con-
tinue spinning correctly on its
axis, that I would live to see
my children's children and
that dinner would be ready on
the table when I returned
home.
My mother used to borrow a
verse from Robert Browning to
express such ephemeral con-
tentment.
"God's in His heaven,• she
would sigh. "All's right with
the world."
• PEGGY NORMANDIN's Time Out
column appears Mondays.
LOOKING BAe K
Those old
devil winds
Richard Henry Dana in •Turo
Years Before the Mast" gave us
fair warning:
"Saturday, Feb. 13, 1836. We
were called up at midnight to skip
for a violent northeaster, for this
miserable hole of San Pedro is
thought unsafe in almost every
wind." Dana's Pilgrim did what
ships did and still do on occasion
-her captain sailed her irito a
place of calm in the lee of Santa
Ca~ Island and waited for the
winds to blow themselves out.
For those of us who are land-
locked, detective writer Raymond
Chandler gave another warning
in his short story •Red Wind."
•niere was a desert wind blow-
ing that night. It was one of those
hot dry Santa Anas that come
down through the mountain passes
and curl your hair and make your
nerves jump and your skin itch. On
nights like that, every booze party
ends in a fight. Meek little wives
feel the edge of th& carving knife
and study their husbands' necks.
Anything can happen."
Our recent unseasonable San-
ta Ana winds have blown them-
selves out, and our allergies are
The Pilgrim crew quit gathering hides and hid behind Santa
Catalina Island when the devil winds would blow.
simmering down, but we still
resent this intrusive weather. In
the face of the furnace-like wind,
we wilt along with our plants and
sway like our trees. Maybe hiding
in the lee of Catalina would be
the best way to handle them.
Early settlers called them "dev-
il winds" until December 1901,
when a fierce windstorm was not-
ed by a newspaper correspondent
in Santa Ana, who referred to the
winds and linked them to the city
in which they were blowing. San-
ta Ana winds they became! The
citizens and chamber of commerce
tried in vain to persuade other
. newspapers not to use the name,
but it stuck. However, there .is
more than one version -Santanas,
.also claimed to be an Indian word
m~aning "big wind" and Santa
Anna, likening the winds to the
Mexican general's fast moving,
dust raising cavalry.
.Although humans run for cover
whenever the bot northeastern
winds whistle and the temperature
rises as much as a degree a minute,
there is at least one thing that prof-
its from the devil winds -the tum-
bleweed rolls through the dust, rid-
ing on the wind to scatter its seeds.
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
Merger meeting tonight briefly in the news
1be Mesa Consolidated Water District
board of directors Will meet !tonight at 7
p .m. to discuss a poulble merger with the
Santa Ana Heights Water Company.
Santa Ana Heights bu invited six water
agencies to submit pure.hue proposals.
The board will meet at 1 p.m. at the
water district offices, 1965 Placentia Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
Garage fire damages apartments
A garage fire, possibly started by an overheated car,
caused thousands of dollars worth of smoke and structur-
al damage to four adjacent garages in the Mirrimac
Woods apartment complex in Costa Mesa on Sunday.
The incident is being investigated, said Gregg Stew-
ard, acting captain with the Costa Mesa Fire Department.
"One (garage) had a lot more damage than the oth-
ers," Steward said. "There's a gap at the top of each
garage and the fire and s~oke traveled through each gap
from garage to garage."
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•Living Rooms
TEMP£RA1URES west winds, 3-foot From SUffllne
Newport Beach seas and a 7-foot Wavetnlc for
73158 northwest swell todlly
Balboa A series of southwest
7Cl56 TIDES shots tracking in
· Costa Mesa TODAY from 200 to 215 76158 degrees keeps stand-Corona del Mar First low
70/56 7:31 a.m. 0.0 out south breaks in
First high 5-foot sets through
SURF FORECAST 12:14 a.m . 5.2 Friday, while other
LOCATION SIZE Second low areas weaken. A
Wedge 2-3 SW 6:45 p .m . 2.2 new west-northwest
Newport 2-3 SW Second high swell rolls In 3-to 5-
Blackies 2-3 SW 2:07 p.m. 3.3 foot waves by Friday
River JettJ 2-3 SW TUESDAY afternoon and Satur-
CdM 2-3 SW First low day, fading a little
8:46 a.m . 0.1 Sunday and Monday.
BOATING First high More strong south-A ridge of high 1:11 a.m . s.o west swells setting pressure is expected Second low up for next Wednes-to keep things most-
ly dear today. For 8:07 p.m. 2.5 day. For dally surf
inner waters, expect Second high reports and fore-
west winds, 2-foot 3:45 p.m. 3.2 casts, call (900) 976-
seas and a 3-foot SURF. The call costs
west swell. FQr outer WATER $1.50 plus any possi-
waters, expect north-TEMPERATURE: 60 ble toll.
(~.:\.:-:Beautiful Hairf~~~:{~~· .· .. :·-.~·· : . ·;·.:··
· Perm & Cut Reg. $65 w/ad $45 ~· :.:;
Weave &: Cut Reg. $65 w/ad $45 : ~·: • ·
.. Men's Haircut $15 ··/ .. :
• • • • • l..ooa Kitr Eim • Si»nls Not lncludtd. ·:-:~::
• ' •Wt eM ~ pro(tuloclal ~ • Coldwell • Redkcn • ' ~ : ;.
Steward estimates the buildings sustained $20,000 in struc-
tural damage and $7,000-$10,000 in damage to the contents.
There were no injuries.
-Evan Henerson
High school offers line-dancing lessons-
costa Mesa High School is offenng country line-danc-
ing l~sons to help raise money for the school's grad night
corrurutt.ee.
The lessons, to be given by a professional dancer in the
College Park Elementary School multi-pwpose room, will
cost $25 per person or $45 per couple.
They will be offered Fridays and Wednesdays from 7-
9 p.m. for four weeks beginning April 19.
College Park Elementary is located at 2380 Notre Dame.
Interested to participants should contact Margy Stone
at 545-6597.
• EDn'Olt'S NOTE: Lunch Menus for Newport Mesa Unified
School District will not a~ar In todays Daily Piiot because of
spring bre.tc. They will rettJm next Mondaiy.
Also, the Polle.tiles will not appear In todays Pilot. They Will
retum Tuesdaiy. • .
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MONDAY. APRIL 8, 1996 •
Looks like Tol_edano forgo t his spring cleaning Yacllting challenge hitS Newport
Lat week WU IW'e a bad
one for Democrats.
Topping off the bad
news was the untimely death of
Ron Brown, the U.S. Commerce
Secretary and Democratic Party
stalwart. Brown, along with more
than 30 others, died in a plane
crash in Croatia.
Then there was the news that
senior Clinton administration
sources alleqe the president
secretly OK'd shipments of Iran-
ian arms into Bosnia, despite a
U.N. embargo on such actions.
And then there's Jim
Toledano. '
Toledano, the Orange County
Democratic Party chief, ts
accused of taking a $10,000
donation from the sister of a
failed congressional candidate
and using it on a last-minute
mailer.
The hitch is, the sister had
already legally maxed out on her
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tony
doctero
contributions to her brother's
soon-to-be:failed bid for the 69th
Assembly Democratic nomina-
tion.
So the $10,000 was put in a
separate bank account, which
Toledano had sole access to -
something unusual in itself.
1 IT'S AN EASTER EGG
HµNT FOR ALL AGES'
•Excursion around bay
has treats in store for
adults and children alike.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
BALBOA-Nobody ever said
that Easter egg hunts were sup-
posed to be easy ... or exclu-
sively for kids, for that matter.
For an Easter treat, Debbie
and Thad Foret of Irvine brought
their friends Peggy and Ed
Carlisle of Walnut Creek down
to the Fun Zone to rent an elec-
tric boat and have a picnic. The
Forets, Carlisles and friend Ger-
ry Kawamura also participated
in the Balboa Boat Rentals' East-
er egg hunt on the bay -an
excursion that would take them
from the Cannery to Balboa
Island searching for treats.
None of the members of this
particular party was, shall we
say, younger than 30.
·aut we're all kids at heart, H
said Debbie Foret as she
clutched the grass-filled basket.
•And we're all bunnies,•
added Peggy Carlisle.
The bay hunt was actually
the second egg hunt that the
Carlisles would join Sunday. In
the first, they won two video
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But the bay hunt would
prove to be more challenging.
Participants were given a map
of the bay, a set of clues an~
scavenger hunt information to
collect.
Among the questions which,
if answered correctly, yielded
prizes:
• What's the exact d.iStance
around Balboa Island's big
island?
• How many waterfront
homes are on Bay island?
• What's the name of the
fiery restaurant know for its
Italian Amore?
• What's the name of the
park in the Balboa Yacht Basin?
The hunt, designed to take
about an hour, included discov-
eries of Easter eggs and good-
ies. At each stop, children
needed only look for the bright-
ly-colored balloons and baskets
to collect their rewards.
•It's an Easter egg hunt for
all ages,• said the Boat Co. 's
Penny Rodheim. ·u there are
kids on board, they will find the
eggs.•
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Angry Democratic leaders
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chairman has steaWastly r~ed
to do, saying be did nothing
wrong.
But wait a minute.
Isn't this the same Jim
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toothed comb to the election
papers of 67th Assembly District
Republican candidate Scott
Baugh and spoiler candidate
Laurie Campbell?
Didn't the questions raised by
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chief of stall Maureen Werjt, and
Rhonda Carmony, campaign
manager to Congressman Dana
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sewage water into Newport Bay.
•This would be a legislative
solution to our concern.• said
Nancy Skinner, a member of Stop
Polluting Our Newport and one of
aoe~eral city residents scheduled lo
s~aJc at the hearing Tuesday.
"I'm fairly optimistic about this.•
The Brewer bill amends the
state Fish and Game Code to pro-
hJbit the dumping of reclaimed
water into a stream or waterway
which flows directly into an eco-
logical reserve. 1n aU ·likelihood,
the bill will not reach the Assem-
bly floor before the state Regional
Water Quality Control Board con-
siders the pro)ect on April 19.
But according to Skinner, the
legislative comnuttee will hear
te~tunony that 1s not within the
reg1ondl bodrd's purview
"The regional board isn't
authorized to look at dny econom-
IC impacts ol the d ischarge W<e
tounsm or the VdlUP of homes,·
Skinner sd1d. "Thdt's one reason
why I thmk this b1U 1s important •
Smcp there Mf' 22 '>Idle ecolog-
11 dl r••serves in Cdhlomid, city
ntf1ndl.., made cc•rtdtn Brewer's
l<'rJ1!ildf1on Wds spec1hcdUy tai-
lored to dddress NPwport Bay.
• lt\ not our intent to get legis-
lulJOn dJ>proved that bel\efits
N<>wport BPdC'h and .hdrmS l>thPf
Pntitu.>s." st11cJ P<>mJY Ducey, dn
t1S'>l~lc1nt to N<>wport Bedch City
MdOclCjl'f Kt>Vlll Murphy. "Th1s
wouldn't 1.1kf' control awdy from
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to dump excess water from their
Michelson Recla.mation Plant lnto
the San Diego Creek. which fioWI
into Newport Bay.
Although the district claims
the project's aim is to create a
steady water supply for the adJa·
cent duck ponds, critics point
out tbe plan also saves the dis-
trict an estimated $20 m.lllion ill
disposal costs with the Orange
County Sanitation District.
Business
organizations
and environ-
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alike have
unive rsaJJy
blasted tho
project ,
claiming 1t
will harm the
bay and cre·
Marilyn ate an unsa-
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Among those
scheduled to testify at the com-
mittee hearing are Skinner,
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce President Richard ·
Luehrs, Mayor John Hedges
and a sc1entil1c exp ert hired by
the city
MThe bay is a valuable
resource to lhe city," Ducey said.
"It pulls in business and provides
recreation. Once d resource is
harmed, it's hard to bring it back
to its original state."
U the bill gets past the Parks,
Wate r and Wildllie committee, it
wouJd move to the legislative fis-
cal committee and ultunately to
the Assembly floor.
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the public specilically requests
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At the request of San Juan
Capistrano, the Newport
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resentatives of Saddleback
College to reinstate the Pledge
of Allegiance during public
meetings.
Saddleback's Associated
Student Government recently
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the grounds that it •is not
reflective of society and that
ll alienates foreign exchange
students, minorities and
those who don'1 believe in
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services and income property
and the creation of a perfor.-
mance-based budget.
If tbe city meeu its fiscal
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part of the same entity before
members of South Coast broke oft
and founded a new church in
1980. Elders say the rejoining is a
natural fit, since Mariners has
strong leadership and insu!ficient
space while South Coast bas a
large campus but, in recent
months, a lack of leadership. The
two campuses are located three
miles apart.
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Saturday preparing the Bren
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Mariners officials said they
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Corona del Mars wm streak
reaches 14 in tournament
I QUOTE OF THE DAY
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Maybe they need to r~ that in tlu! paper .....
-ESfANOA ASSISTANT BASEBAU COAOI KIIN MILLARD •
deanlie · hemmens
lia rousset
Challenge
picking up
• Chapter II in the diary
of kayakers DeAnne
Hemmens and Lia
Rousset reveal it's
hardly a picnic they're
involved in at Ol}rrnpic
training center.
F rom DeAnne ... Friday, at
last! Even with the sun
sparkling on the water and
a cool breeze blowing, I find it
hard to retlect on a very trying
week.
Mostly negative thoughts till
my mind as I try to relate my
feelings to paper. I suppose it's
the extra fatigue as we try to
bridge the gap from our trials to
the heavy workload.
Sleeping at night is painful as
the sounds of the training center
fill my ears and the thoughts of
the next day's workouts gather
in my mind.
Always another challenge,
another test of ability and mental
prowess. At the end of it ~. a
prize, a reward, something worth
the efforts. My mother often says
wenjoy the journey as much as
the destination."
Well Mom, I'm trying.
From Lia ... Some people
might call it misery -to be
away from the comfort of their
own home, family, friends,
husbands, wives, away from the
ease of their own bed and
bathroom.
Then, some may call it torture
to lie awake at night, fatigued
but unable to ignore the aching
of sore, tight muscles, only to
look forward to yet another
relentless workout just eight
very short hours away.
I call it a challenge, a
Challenge that each member on
this Olympic team has chosen to
accept as the difference between
excellence and mediocrity. If, on
occasion, I think I can do no
more, I am reminded that the
training required to be
compeqtive among the best in
the world demands a higher
level of corrunitment both
mentally and physically. And so
we strive.
C O i.LEGE T R ACK
Vanguards'
Carlson
leaps 7-3
RIVERSIDE -Southern Cali-
foCJlla College's Kevin Carlson
continues the hunt for an
Olympic 'Dials qualifying mark of
7-foot, 4'1• inches, and it's evi-
dent he is in the ballpark after
Saturday's school record leap of
7-3 at the UC Riverside Invita-
tional.
After smashing the meet
record of 7--0 by SCC's Wlllllam
Bowling in 1994 and breaking bis
own personal best by two inches,
the Vanguards' standout took
three attempts at 7-4)/4 .
On hi.I second attempt be
tldmmed the bar, left in wobbling
and had left the pit, only to see
the bar finally topple off.
All<> of note from the Van-
guards on Saturday: Jason
stheefer ran a 15:20.4 ln the
5,000 meten and Brian CarllOD,
Kevin'• brother, clMred 6-101/• m the high jump.
In the women'• event1 ItlJ
pi.jel Mt a ICbool recard 1n the
300 ...... Wlth • 26.4 c)ocktng
md w.t 51.7 tn the 400.
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The .hunt begins today at Eastei-Bowl
• Palm Springs event
lures top junior players,
including Geoff Abrams.
nament at the Riviera Resort &
Racquet Club in Palm Springs.
Abrams, who won the boys 14s
title at the 1992 Easter Bowl, is
seeded in the 9-16 bracket in the
tournament that features the top
384 juniors in the United States
(boys and girls). He duels Chad
Carlson of Mableton, Ga. today.
Abrams and sixth-seeded
Kevin Kim (Fullerton) are consid-
ered upset makers who could
walk away with titles. Michael
Russell of Bloomfield Hills, Mich.,
is seeded fir.it.
Wells Challenge next March.
Abrams played in the qua.Li.fying
round last year at the lnfiniti
Open. uBut this, of course, would
be nice, because it would make tl
guaranteed for you getting in,"
Abrams srud.
quickly, it keeps him off the tennis
c0iµt." his father and coach, Phil
Dent, said. "U he's hurting, we're
not going to keep him on 'the
court just for the sake ol playing.
He's got a good, athletic body and
he's starting to mature into it. but
we don't want to rush him." By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
Former Easter Bowl champion
Geoff Abrams, a Newport Harbor
High senior, will open singles
play in the boys 18s today at 4
p.m. in the 29th annual Easter
Bowl national junior tennis tour-
·The seedings are based on
last year's national rankings; I
guess we'll find out if they're
accurate or not," Abrams said
Saturday night by telephone from
his room in the desert.
Abrams, who spent most of last
year at the Palmer Tennis Acade-
my in Tampa, Fla .. is No. 20 in the
world junior rankings.
The boys 18s champion will
get a wild card mto the qualifying
event for the $320,000 Infiniti
Open in Los Angeles in July, as
well as a wild card into the lndian
Taylor Dent. a Corona del Mar
High freshman who was top-
ranked in the boys 14s last year, is
seeded seventh m the 16s, his first
year in that division, and he'll
meet Tucson's David Tzou at 2.30
·with all these aches and
pains from growing four inches so
Three other area juruors are
dlso competlng in the tourna-
ment. Corona del Mar's Nina
Vdughan m the guts 16s; Newport
Bedch's Leslie Cayan in the girls
14s, dlld CdM's Nadia Vaughan
m the guls 14s
pride of the coast h i gh school b aseball t o urnament
CdM Invitational?
Stuart's homers
keep. it going, 6-5
KATWVA RAINONE I OAJl.Y PILOT
Juon Szolomayer puts everything be'a got Into lt as be fires from the mound.
SZOLOMAYER SPARKLES
•we're getting to the point in the season
where we just have to focus on trying to
execute and do the little things,• Kiefer
said. •(Saturday)lone of the little things we
didn't do was adjust to a certain style of
pitc:bing against a left-hander. But this
tournament is good for us to look at differ-
ent people in different roles. I think it will
be a good opportunity for us in the next
three games to see where we are as a team
and get back into league.• ,_ °' M CWT,.._, If
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Blshap~y 000 110 2 -4 5 0
Newport H.t>or 001 000 0 -, 4 2
Mitchen Ind Ehrlng; Szoloma_yer, Collins (5),
UtbM (6) Md l.anQsdtilf, '°'* (6). W • M~I. L
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(IM). H9' • Etpinoz• (IM).
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• Corona del Mar has now
won 14 straight Pride of the
Coast Tournament baseball
games; Lakewood invades
CdM campus today at 11 a.m.
CORONA DEL MAR -Even
though the scorecard revealed three
errors for Corona del Mar High,
Coach Joe Koh counted at least a
dozen slips, including missed signs
and poor base-running decisions.
1 But there's something almost mdg-
icl)l about th.is Spring Break baseball
tournament when it involves the Sea
Kings. who pulled another
rabbit out of the hat on Sat-
urday in the opening round
of the Pride of the Coast to
wm dramatically ... in spite
of themselves.
CdM's Kevin Stuart rock-
eted his second home run of
the game in the seventh to
tie it, then Bryan Bear lined
a single to left-center field to
score Ryan Achterberg from
third for the winning run Stuart
with two out in the extra
inning to crown a two-run eighth, as
the host Sea Kings came from behind
for the third time in the game to edge
a talented Chanunade team, 6-5.
"We were very fortunate to get out
with a win," said Koh, whose team
(9-4), corning off a pair of emotional
Sea View League victories over
Woodbridge last week, won its 13th
consecutive Pride of the Coast game.
CdM won the tournament m 1993
and last year. and settled for t.lurd
place in 1994, despite wuuung aU
four of its games in a round-robm for-
mat.
The Sea Kings will go for the ir
14th straight today, when they host
Lakewood at 11 a .m.
They kept tbeu streak alJve
against Chammade (11-2-1). sconng
twice against reliever Bruce Gree n-
wood. CdM's Justin Rich started the
eighth-inning rally by g etting hit
with a pitch, then Achterberg tripled
to the right-center field gap to score
Rich and tie the game. 5-5.
Following the inning's second out,
with Achterberg still on third, Bear
ripped a 1-2 fastball into the alley in
left-center for the game-winner.
Greenwood's series agamst Bear
went curveball, fastball, curvebaU,
fastball, with both breaking balls in
the dJit Bear, however, went fishing
for the 1-1 curve and came up empty.
.. I guess I turned a bad day mto a
good one," said Bear. who struck out
m three other plate appearances, and
doubled m the fourth uming, when
he was later thrown out at the plate
with runners at the comers.
"We actually didn't play that well;
we executed poorly,· Bear added.
"But Stuart's home runs really lifted
us."
Stuart launched his Hurd round-
tnpper of the season, his first of the
game, Ln the t.lurd to right-center
held, then led off the seventh with his
fourth home run of the year to tie it,
4-4
Stuart finished 3 for 3
Wlth a sconng fly ball m the
fowth, when CdM scored
lWlce to e rase a 2-1 deficit.
Chaminade's Chris Mar-
lmez tagged CdM starter
Pau1 MacMillan for a two-
run home run m the fifth,
gw rng the Eagles another
lead . 4·3 MacMillan
worked seven uuungs. giv-
mg up only two earned runs
and one walk
CdM re heve r Chns Wills, who
gave up the go-ahead run in the
eighth (an unearned run), was credit-
ed with Lhe victory "You could call
that a vulture wm," Koh said.
CdM, which stranded eight base
runners m the first five umings, bit
mto two unhkely double-plays. had a
runner picked o ff hrst base and
another thrown out at the plate.
·we IDJssed so m any signs and
made so many bone head plays today
sometunes you get lucky," said
Koh, who ts from the West Hills area
dJld had coached several current
C hdilUJ1ade players m chrucs and
youth ball, and al one tune cons1d·
e red taking over as coach at Chanu·
nade
•t really wanted to play Chanu-
nade. that's why we faced them m
the hrst round." Koh added "Hope-
fully, we'll get a chance to play Foun-
tain Valley (ranked No 2 m Orange
County) this week, and the n we'll
really find out how good we are."
MtC>I Of TMI COAST lOUflHAMlNf
Corona •• Mar '· Chllmlnllde s
Chaminade 020 020 01 S 6 1
Corona del Mar 001 200 12 • 6 12 3
Kaye. Dunlap (S), Greenwood (8) and
Hamill; MacMillan, Wills (8) and Bear. W •
Wills, 1 ·2. L Greenwood. 28 • Giovannet-
tone (Q, Bear (CdM). 38 • Achterber'g (CdM).
HR -Martinez co. Stuart (CdM) 2.
E8.gles' se~on of misery continues ~----------------------------------------------,
• Rancho Alamitos hands
Estancia 9-8 heartbreaker.
"He's not talking and I don't feel
much 11.ke talking myseU, • said
downcast assistant Ken Millard,
who then decided to vent a little
------------1 frustration. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -There are
tougher things in lite than losing
baseball games, but such perspec·
tiye was hard to come by in the
Estancia High dugout Saturday.
. That's when an already dismal
season became even more dour, as
vi.litlng Rancho Alamitos tallied
from deficits of 5--0 and 8·5 to claim
a 9·8 win ln the tint roUnd. of the
Pride ot the Cout Tuunwnent.
The loa extended the Bagles'
1996 wtnlea ltrMk to 13.game1, by
far the longest in the tchool'a proud
atammd history.
AfterWard, Estancia Coach Paul
:n'oal puMd on pmtgame dllaaa·
.. 'wttb bll teem and NpOitlil. n wam't bard to fatbcim Wily.
•Paul's done a great job of keep-
ing th.ii thing positive, but maybe
it's time to .kiclc: our .kids in th~ butt
a little," Millard said. •What
they're playing isn't baseball, it's
second-period P.E. Maybe they
need to r ad that in the paper."
It appeared the Eagles would
instead be reeding about their fiilt
win, espedally after erupting for
five runs m the first.
Pour Rancho errors made th
root unearned, but .RBI 1lngL
from Joey Herman. 1lm Ludke and
Jeremy Ollo belped aeate th
biggest Begti lMd ol the IMIOn,
only the th1rd of the campalQD and
th• tltlt in MY9D eioatests.
A po1J: of BitUdl erron g&ft
baclt Urie uiDMrDed rum m the
Rancho W.-. Ud U.. Veqw'Cll
(2-11) tied it in the third.
Osso's two-out double plated
Herman to put the Eagles in front
in the third and Herman followed
Abel Flores' RBI single with a run·
producing double in the tourth to.
make it a three-run ~on.
Rancho used three hits and a
pair of walks, the latter base on•
balls to force in a run, to erase the
final Eagle lead, then converted 'a
hit batsman and a Frank Roberto
double (both wtth two out) in the
sixth to turth r frustrat th Eagles.
Estancia loaded the bases on
two-out walk.I In the f1lth and put
ttl leadoff batter on in the teVeOth.
but couldn't cuh in.
Herman ftn1lhed 3 for 4 wtth two
RBJ end twO rww for the Baglel,
who b~ ~:. ;::-.. , toida._ .. r.•t 2.
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' • MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1996
·~ tj}sta Mesa splits
WESTMINS'I"M -Nlld Mont·
go~ of c.osta M High went 4
for<. including a two-run double to
ti lhe game in the aeventb lnn1ng,
and pitched an eigbMnrung com-
pl~ game. u the Mustangs' soft·
ball. team defeated Long Beach
Poth 7-6, ln the Ont round of tho
W~ Tournament on Satw· day.
The Mustangs (6·9' lost to noy
in the second game, 6·0. Mescl's
Julie Collett broko up a no-hitter
with a leadoff single IJl the seventh.
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Shetwood. proinises a shakeup
•Costa Mesa Hfgh's girls
basketball teams appear
to have some hard work
awaiting, starting now.
Shontel Sherwood 11
appreciative of the mony
friends she discovered the
last several weeks, who sup-
ported her bid to become Costa
Mesa High's girls basketball
coach.
"At lhe time I took over (for
Whltaae), I made the decision
tba.t I wu nOt gO&ng to come
back.• Sherwood said. •But over
the next week or so, after talking
with 10me pare.nu, kids, to.mily
and friends, I decided I would
apply for the position and' give it
my best.•
Coronation of King Geo~ I
Balboa Bay Club, 6 p.m.
May 1, 1996
• * •• *
ln the first game when Mesa col-
lected 13 h.its, the Mustangs scored ..
once in the sixth to pull within 6-4,
then Montgomery's double tied it
Ut foUowmg tnrung
After being named Friday,
however, she is fully prepared to
begin making enemies.
barry
faulkner
Sherwood said Mustang tam
likely won't see any noticeable
changes in the system. but noted
she is p.la.nning on softening the
nerenn:ially rugged schedule. r-.w;;;ott't be in the
Woodbridge Thumament, • which
I think is the toughest
tournament in Orange County,"'"
she said.
8AHQIJ£T HOAMATIOH: 442..0755
They scored IJl the eighth. when
ntfany Cordova -starting at sec-
ond base m the iotemdhonal
tiebreaker rule -advanced to
tlurd on Kun Dd.Jllels' ground out
and Kristin Chisholm'!> two-out sm-
gle.
• t told· some of the girls they
may not like me as head coach,
because I'm not going to be their.
buddy anymore,· said the former
junior varsity head coach and
Mustang varsity assistant. "Nor
do I care If they want me to be
thelr buddy, because r have to
see the big picture. r think they
understand that.•
r-------------------------------------------------1 ! . the yardley stick I Whitacre's late-season
resignation. •Sherwood said Weeks. who
coached Mesa's girls junior
varsity last season, told her
previously that he would not be
involved in the program this
year, unless it was as varsity
head coach.
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I 1 "I never realized how
passionate the community is
about this whole deal," said the
former Division m All-American.
"There are a lot of people
detennined to keep the Costa
Mesa tradition alive, which is
nice to see."
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WUTMINSTER SOFT11AU TOURNAMEHT eo.u MMe 7, Long 9-c:h "°'>' '
Long Be.ch Poly 050 100 00 6 8 3
Costa Mew 003 001 21 7 13 3
Ctocket and Fremblong, Montgomery and
Chl~lm W · Montgomery, 6-3 l · Crocket,
0· 1 28 • Colle" (CM), Montgomery (CM) 38
Crcxket (L8P)
~ '· Cost.II Meu 0
Thus, Sherwood is looking for
a frosb-soph coach, a junior
varsity coach and another varsity
assistant to join holdover Cindy
Vyskocil.
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CCMta M~ 000 000 0 0 1 4
Sherwood admitted she Clid
not fully understand the high
profile Costa Mesa girls
basketball has within the
community, until vymg with
former Mesa coach Jtm Weeks
for the vacancy le ft by Len
Sherwood didn't think she
would be the caretaker of that
tradition, until a couple games
into her interim head coaching
assignment following Whitacre's
resignation.
"I haven't made any calls (as
of Saturday), but I have some
people in mind-•
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Smithson and 8lankensh1p, Montgomery and
Chish<>lm W Smrth\on l Montgomery, 6-4 L-------------------------------------------------~
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aealed bid• for the award As roqurred by Section WILL RENDER A OECI· costs of advortlsong and ex· scnbf<I aoove os pufPoiUd to be con1a u AP. No.: u Instrument No. II H38ll cepted ttll TN91tea N'OlETEA ll NICICEL, Pr~
ol • oontract for the above 1 173 of the Cillitornoa NOTICE SION ON WEDNESDAY, pensH ol sate. 111 Gardenia Wey, ColOlll Del U.U"'°'. The prope11y at said OfTlclal Rec:otds, w41 wlitthc*I the...,.,_ al": N'JO ... f. CLE.MY, SecrltarJ
project. Llbor Co<lo, tho Drroctor or Our One Supreme Court APRIL 17. 1998. OR AS D•ted lhla 20th d•y Mii ca 12125 The unclfrs neo addrtttla and octMJ common Sell on~ locaad It: M nu.n.·a Dead unll f\.nda Newport llucfl.Cos1a Mtsa
Bid• •h•ll be recelv.cl In Ille Oopartmont ot Indus· in ancl for Orange county, SOON AS POSSIBLE of M8fc h 1008 Trusitt dl~ms a lllbll '11 f« ~ I fllY, d Che tM Noltt1 tront entrance to becotM avalllitlla to ._ CN36170718767 ~ the place ldantlfled at>ove. troal nototoons of the Stale Cohtorn1a state, In Com· THEREAFTER. ON THE J M H t rry ity r... prope11y daeatbad theCountyCoul1houaa. 700 endor'9M ,,.._ 891011 t2. t9!16 and •hall be opened and ot Cahlomta has dolor-mon Law Venue, with Orlgl· FOLLOWING ITEM· ••n • ou •ry any 1ncom!dness ol tilt SI/Ht allOW 18 ~ lo tie· ~ °' • • · • •
publicly rNd aloud 11 the mo nod tho onorat rev alt· nat and Exctustve Jurisdfc· 1. ZONING ACTION 1.A· Pub 111 h • d New po r I address "ld otner common •t• c.rn.llori A_, • Clvk Cent.r DIM ~ tlf al tight ...., ult wll be
above 1t1tad time and 1119 ratos o?wago/in the lion, gives Notice 10 re-96·15 FOR JM CONSULT· Beach·Co11a Mesa Dally ijUlgn,toon,d1ny,shownhe11;0 rwo.tMllC:::f: ~~~i:,1the mada,tuM!hOUt~ PUBLIC NOTICE
place. loc:illly In which 11\ls work spondont(s) Unllod Stales ING GROUP, AUTHORIZED Pilot Aprll 8, 1996. S'od Ult will bf made. bUt ~· TR181M c1 .. hlghe tMtdaf f catfl ~ ~ ~ °' PllOll'EllTY All) CAllJAlTY
Plane and •i>.clllcetlone Is to bo porformed Copies ot al; Stato of California et AGENT FOR SOUTH Mt53 without cownant or wananty, dllma llft'/ 1111111y '°'any IP yabte •the~ d .... .io.. ~ lntO"llOfTHEAllllAl. end all contnd documenta ot those rate dolermlna· al; County of 01ango ot at; COUNTY PROPERTY FOR expiesstd or HTIPhtd. regatl11ng tr.c:onPllU al the proper· f;' lewf\ll d the ....,.;'the lndltMclneu.. tl'r -
may ~ PIHC~ at th• hons. 810 on tote 81 lhe DIS· and all of whom It may A MINOR CONDITIONAL PUBLIC NOTICE We, possession, or t ncum ty ......_ Md oo. com-United .... ~ ltght, tltM and" by Mid Died, _. YW ~':1811 Owner• ofllce titted above TRICT, and copios may be concorn. on the deecribed USE PERMIT TO ALLOW tnnus. to pay tilt remaining mon dellgNtaon. r sty, and ttnt.nt conve)Wt to ..._..., wtlh 1,
for S50 per Ht. Payment oblolnod upon request The cases and parties: CL· COX CALIFORNIA TO cna1381322 Ollna!l'l sum ol the notf(SI attOWn llefMn. The ta&m and rtOW ,-., by 1 l#ldlr := • _ 1ttl
wlll not be refunded, and contractor sh:ill post • 9602t5-05 Connie White; CONSTR~CT A 55' HIGH Flc tltlou1 8u1lnH1 mlll't<I by said Ottd ol Trust lmOUr1t ot the unpeld W. uld Deed al Trumt In the end the:.::=: :tJll ~ N1n1t UNICARE
the plan• and speclflca· copy of those rates 11 each CL-960215-07 Robert Mar· GROUNO·MOUNTED . PCS N•m• Statement MUI inieres1 thereon as l)(t)Vldtd ance al the otllgldol1 .. Pfopefty llltuatad In Mid at the Naea Mand..,.. iNSlJ\ANCE COW'AHY
llon1 end comr.ct doei>-JOb ,110 The contractor and sholl; CL·960215·08 Rk:h· TRANSCEIVER MONO-The following persons are oO ( • ~ ed by the property lo be r.--.. and Sb! harelnlf ance v7 Home Olfice 2201 Oupom Onw
ment1 are not required to any subcontractor under II 11d Greonewalt; CL· POLE WITH 9 PANEL AN· doing business aa: M11ket· "r:r i:'~e~s':3~es0eedanoly, ::C. and ,..':on.t. Mt> ;;-~. ~.A;. ~Dead ~..,..In_......., Sii 800.1Mne.CA92715 be returned. h 11 n 11 lh th 960215-06 Mitt Risem1n; TENNAS (3 IN EACH OF 3 Ing ConnoCIJons + Strate-u • ,,_...., • ..,.,....... -Total admitted assets •
In accordance with the ~ :c,fi:J r~va~I~~ r:t~s 0~ CL·960215·09 R. Gene Stal· SECTORS), 1 GLOBAL PO· gtc Partnering. 2185 Vista frus~ ts~mated lets, charges nwad COila. UJ*IMI and l.Dt •and the~ Note, feM. dwDn Ind u -$286,602,816 ~ovl1lon1 ol Cattfornte !gos topall wor~ers em· nockert. Entroos of Dotault SITIONtNO SYSTEM (GPS) Entrada, Newport Beach, anoeKpenstsoltntTrusteeand =.,an::,:.:::~;•.,:::: ~~N!'~7fn1n~: f:'-: ~the &u.t• 8'1d Totllhabl1aes -t01 ,!184,3!l0
1tne11 and Proteulon• ptoyoo by them In th• ox· Judgement will be doter· OVAL ANTENNA, AND 6 CA 92660 ''the llUSIJ created by utd Detd ~ ot 1118 la: SMS,431.0l. Newpoft · 9each In Mid tNtte Cftllad by Mid AoortO* wnta-tns tor speoll
C«le Stc1lon 7028.15, and ocutron of lhe contract monad on Ap11t 11 , 1996, at GROUND -MOUN TEO Zoe R Slmensen, 2185 of Trust. to Wit 571,113.34 In .....,,, to _.... the County and ,..e • lihown Dead d 1'l'u& Coelt fled surplus tunos .().
Public Con1raCI Code Sec-No bidder may withdraw 1855 Plummer street, EOUIPMENT CABINETS AT Vista Entreda, Newport Estimated Accrue<I inltl"Sl Ind _,, ' a.rvtc., a C.Wom&e Ccwpo-Clplll S9Dcils . 2.600.000 II~ ~· the bl ow;* r• 1115 bid for 11 per1od of forty· Costa Mesa, Calllornla at 2750 BRISTOL ST .. IN A Ct Beach, CA 92660 addrtJOnal advances rf 'ny, WiU !:::=-~ ~ a ca-:';.,::: 6~ ~ = ~Mid• T~ wnte-•ns tor aerier tNn
Qu rae t 11 the d " poa-love (45) days aller ihe date 7 00 P.M. All ol the People ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL This bualneu ts con· ncrease tilts hgW! pnor to sale 1 ..,, on a ---~ sur'l)lus tund$ .o.
"i11c" 1the 1followtng ~tu-sot for tho oµonong ol the aro Invited to lea1tly. R• DETERMINATION: EX· dueled by: an Individual The benefoc:wy under said Ottd ~ «!, ~ ~ a ~r~ ~~ ~CA ~311, (811) S.,rpus notes.{).
• 11 on ° contractor• II· bids spondent(1) must send EMPT. Type of Business: Mllktt· o1 Trust lltrttofolt executed and ..._ -twn "' • -Of ~~, ·-· .,,. "'°"'Y Gtoss 1*(1-Jn and contnllUled ~·~"·~~C~me giepbld I• Purauenl to sectoon 22300 thoir claim ol any right, IF THE ABOVE AC. Ing and Bu11ne11 Develop-dehwred to tilt undeBtgned a =:,:: ..... ~ a ~~ 1 ~.:':, ~ =:. ~ ?:°'~ su,Pus . 26650000
iu m . a11 . ursu-of tho Publtc Contract mte, or lnlorHt to the TIONS(S) IS/ARE CHAL.. ment wntten Dedaratlotl ol Default and ,.., .. ~' • °' -·~·, . ~--UNlslgned funds (surplus) • 11jt to Bu~n•J• 8n: Prf:es· Codo the con1rac1 wilt con· obovo described actions LENGEO IN COURT. THE Tho regtetrant commenced Demand tor Slit and a wntttn llOdldon, Ind ':!t I. bc:e,!f'""'°"'ti!: ~ "'-4MI. 41'22 65 tli8 426 .. ;0~;~5 no e m:..c ho~ tom provisions pormnllng 10: Ellsors' Clerk/Service CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM· to transact business under Noltee ol Default 'anci EtecbOO to ~ °' ~ blnll :=distant~-.,._ PUBLIC NOTIC• s.i'riitus as~ poticyholden -
bt made 1g, ~ 01 ~at8.. the successful bidder to Center c/o P.O. BOX 3456 ITEO TO ONLV THOSE IS-the fictitious name or Sell The undemgned ~ustO ..,ecMad In lection 1102 d lowthasurfaceofuld land, 11; ~.&18.'426
111 ndar the cont ct •ubsutute secuntios for any Orange. Callfornl1 P C. SUES RAISED IN WRlnEN names ttated above on Sltd Nolltt ol Default ao<I Etec the l"tNtnclll Codi Md au-u eJV"-ed..,.. .._ .. ,.,,,_ PROnRTY ANO C.U"aiTY Income for the ynr. 146 134 822 r u re un-monavs withhold by tha (92665) (714) 283-2254 no CORRESPONDENCE OE· February 15, 1996 • ---~ do ..__....____ ,...... ..., --_,.. ,_ """"'· · · IHI and until the R~lttrar D11111c1 to ensure erl01m· tater than 5:00 P M. Thurs· LIVERED TO THE ZONING Zoe A. Slmen .. n "°" to Sett to be l'l!COIOed rn tilt ..... .._. '° --In at1lea Inc.. In U\llt Dead ,.. SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL um ... rsemeots 10! the yur . ~~ ~~0:-~ tv~~ 11 to anta under the co~tract or day April 11. 1996 or 1o .. ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR This 1tatamtht was filed r.ou11ty where tl1C real property is :!'::!! :..the::. t:;: ~:,,".: ~ nATEMElfr .:·:~~7oeMy tnat the*"'
e a • con-pormlltong paymont ol re-all right, tllte, and Interest TO THE ABOVE DATE. With the County Clerk ol located and men !Nn three ~ the TNIMe YW BIDED OECSflER 11, tr•c,!~ wt •t~ r.rop~rty btldt-tontoons earned doroclly rn said actions toraver. FOR FURTHER INFORMA· Orange County on 3·8-96 months haYf etaosecs srncc such wllhhotd "'8 -.u.a Clf ':! =!~• .. ~•al~ tiff =11"'5!~ ~fl the ctn~ a e me e into escrow wilhout rocouraa. TION ON THE ABOVE AP· 18083875778 It~ Date: O~MI rLM T ,._,..,._, ...,_ u....,. fun Corporate Name FIRST _,,,.,.,. °' u"' yur
wH eubml"•d Any co~ . NOTICE PLICATIONS TELEPHONE UNOEJI IUIYICH INC AS NlllWI Dwt urd l\.nda thllttrom al -.,, Mil9r ENEAAI. IHSUAANCE COWP»IY lnded December 31, 19115, made traelor not '° llcen11d Is NOTE: A mandatory 754·5245 OR. CAL.L. AT THE Dally Pilot March 25, April TRUSTEE 1470 MAR~ LANE become IYllll* to the rtohtl. oM, oll rtgt1ta. "**• ~ METllfE CALIFORNIA ., lllt lnalrancc CommtSSIOner.
eubJecl to penattiH under pre·bld Inspection and Our Ono Suprome Court OFFICE OF THE PlAN-1, 8, 15, 1998 m143 SUITE :J4o WALNUT CREEK cA f:Y:« ...... ••mll-all, mlntflll ~ Nlbnl PROPERTY ANO CASUALTY pu11111nt10llW
the l1w •nd the conllae1 walk through wlll be In and for Orange county, NING DIVISION, ROOM PUBLIC NOTICE 94596 (510)~1266 8 sAu ot rlOht lilkt .. wll be OH rtgMa. and oOw ttymo. INSURANCE COMPANY N' ROllAlO A. WllllAMS,
wtll be conetdered void. If held beginning •t Callfornla 1tato, In Com· 200 77 FAIR DRIVE fY. !f. madll,but~cownant c.arbonll by ~Home OfflCe 700 <Alwr Lane "'"*"
the Ileen" classlficallon 10:00 am on Aprll 12, mon LlwVenue,wllhOrlgl· COSTA MESA. CAUFOR'. PUBLICHURINQ ~ZU~ti4t~..:~=N ctWltlt.,..upworft. name knooM\, geoCtwi'MI WMWICll.RJ02886-S669 · NTHOMAIC.QflS8',lacre-
1f9:'!!ed hereinafter la th~ 1 g99, Bidders 1h•ll nat and EJtctus1va JurlsdiC· NIA. Parent• and community ' • ' ,..... tegll '9 tllla, poaw. 8lelm and al~ Tot.II ldrnt!IO assets • tary 0 ~ n~r,~:r•~~ mHt al the Dtatrlct lion, gives Notice to r• Published Newport membert Interested In par· PUBLIC NOTICE ::-V°' .. -:':C-'° ~.::"'lllYaie!:.,ror. S3t 04004 Hewoolt~mMtsa er i:. C nt 1 Bn Melntenanca & Opera apon<lont(s) United StatH Beach·Co1ta Me .. Dally llclpatlng In Oka Etamen-cvwl " 1 ...... _._. l'l'llY °' TotW k*'tS·t8024ll06 CH36t71237761Aor ~ Prof:.,f':i:~!'i: tlont onlce loc•ted a; 01 at: Staie of Catilomlaat PUotAprll8,1996. 1atySchool'1(FountalnVal-rROPfllTYANOCASIJAlTY YMC1tetl1...::.,:-S.~ =.::.~'-: wn•-ins for special 89,t0.1t,12.19'16
apact elty contractor 5 15 Yorktown Av• at; County or Orange et at; ml55 11Y1_!chCooot ~,strict) CROOfvldl· SYNO"nlS~THfANMUAl. ,,..,....__.......-.; .... ~ wtlh the$ surptustundS -~ d ~h r ., d II I h I PUBLIC NOTICE na..., m~ anca e ew A ...... m ... ~-_,, tat slDclls . t 906875 ewer ad t • contrac1 or Huntington Be•ch, to an e o w om • t may ~ may attend a parent and Yf.AR ENOEO OlCEMIER 31 Md the""'*" Pftncll* _. al drtlllnO. •· ~reoatt wnte~ns tcir Olller INn 1ht1 work •h•ll ttHlf co~ algn In for the w•tk concern. of Bedard• ectlon -comnwnlty Input mHtlng 1111 • m al Ila Notot wwed by .,.... operlllfr19 ::uil su f nd ().
•trucrt • m411<>rtty of the BY: Governing Bo~rd of Abatement on the de-onaU8t324 (12:45 p.m.), "well u the Mitt Co 1118 Name METRO· Mid Deed wtlh ~ or, Ind ICOftno In Ind ~us%~~~~ s
WOftt, In aQOOfdanoe wtth SI g n • d. IS/ Su• I scribed party: Advanta flctlllou• au1IMH exJt mMUng (4'00 Pm I on POUTANrpooc ..... ,.., .. ,,.E COM-thereon aa pfOVtdld In Mid removtna the .-ne ~ "-ss ...... ..... ..... ......... the provt1lon1 of Callfomla • M c S Name ltatement Frid ,...,,.1 iv 1996' "'"'""u"""" Notot, ......_ctwv-and u • Mid ..,,a::£ land, "'" ,_.,.1n ..... co .... ,.,..ocu 8uelneaa and Profeat1on1 McL•n•, Director • Pro-ortgage orp. U .. A. An The followf er ay, ..,...... • • 11 PAHY ~ METROPOllT "*'8M d the llNltiea Md lnctudlng the to wt11p-SUIPUS • 9.002.879
Coda Sec:1ton 7059. curement/Energy Con-Entry of Default Judgement dolnQ 00~1~';0"P~•~ ~~ E~~';'k~~ ;chool, GAOtJI PROPERTY AHO CASU the tNtta Cf'Nlad by Mid md or Clrtl UnlSS10neO ful'IOS 1surpus) •
The Proleci Schedule le Hrntlon wlll be determined on Aprlt PtttOleum Co~y 2082 Huntl 1 Baac~enc~ ALTYINSIJAAHCECOWAHY DwtotTNll VtfdUllO..,. Md mine fr'OfTI ..,_ oow l.020.244
"fbllowl· Publlshod Newport 11, t996 at 1955 Plummer S.E. Brletol, Suite' 202, 92846~g on • Home OfltCt 700 CWl!lr Lane Ya Co.po1.-.1, • C.WO.-"*' ~ '*ellN!bow • Sllrpus as rtQWs pollcyholdtf .
PHASE ONE: Phate One Beoch·Costa Mesa Dally •lrHt, Costa Mau, Calilo« N-pol'I Beach, CA 92660 Further Information 11 Wl/WICll. Rt 02886-6669 ,. Corpcw.-on, .. Mid ecrtbed, ol or 119Woall. tMft. t3.0t9,908 ~ • ~ ·~~ .. be d35 conaec1 .. ut~a Pt lot April t. 8, 1996. nla at 7:00 P.M. AJI of the Brayton Petroleum, tnc., a avallabla by calling (714) !~71 016~ftecl assrts ~~I~ Wlt.dL.ulnaton ~-Ind 8tllfta IND. ~tor the ytfar • 26,260,607 ~ CNn\atOfY ca ..... ar •Y• n ng.... ml4 People a.re ln11ti.d to tH· Callfornla corpC>l'atlon, 2082 843-3230 ... • ·"'"" .,.,,,.. lrd f'foot1 •• ..._, ot ICfOM the .... .,...,..fitments °' Ille '1t¥ · •~II commence on May 11 ttfy RHpondent(•) mull S.E. Brlatol, Suitt 202, Publlalled Newport folJlhabth•es -374.532.330 ........, CA t1-~::: IUffaeeotthellnd,_...23,834.664 3aOOPaclftoVlewDl'tw
St. 1999 and~ July -4, PUBLIC NOTICE .. ~ their clalm or any Newport Beach, CA 92660 BHch.Coata Me1a Dall11 Aooreoatt wntt-Jl'IS tor sper.ill IOO-:M• ~ bow ~ and tD Wt here~ ce"fy thll lhe above ~•a..ctlTOO tote. Ph ... """" worlc t~ Gac>Ene gy Inc a Callfo ' surpus tunds ·O. Line ett•> 117..Jnl. lly. Rn! tJotaom alCtt ~a ci.d r'9mure 1n ecoonsance witrl the .... clUdM moblllutton, aub-onat 305880 right, lltle, or lntert1t to tht nla ~at!on ·•2082 s.e: ~=April e. t , 10. t I, t2, c.i.tai stoclls . 2.soo.000 .......,, TNllWa..,.Of-or dlr9CUonaly df1iiiCi ..... Amill Stltlement for 1he 'ftlll!l"::=i::===~
rnln)I review and m1ter11I NOTICE 0 , above described acuon to: BrlslOI, Sulle 202, Newpo11 • MtlS4 AQottgm wn11-1ns for ot!ltr =-.. Dli6ld: Maid\ 1l 1M tunntll Md ltWiftl "'* ended December 3t. 1111115. midi ,_ ~ ..
Ofder!ng. Elleor•' Cflfk/Strvlce Cer.-Btach CA 92000 sO&OJI sur;JIUs tunds-0-911¥11,411,~ end banMdl ot bt,ond the ID the lnluranci ComrnSSIOl'ltl' 181 .UWAY
PHASE TWO: PflaH Two DISSOLUTION O' ttf' c/o P.O. BOX 3456 Or· Thtt 'bualnen f1 co,,. PUBLIC NOTICE Surplus noles ·O. U11MtcW 111'111 thlred, and Ill""*"' to llw ·
lhall be 57 CCl'IHCUll\lt TAICO·IAVI anga, Callfornla P.C. ducted by: a generel s>M· Gloss 119d-tn and cont.II PUBLIC NOTIC! to ,...., ......., ..,..., N' ROIERT W. MMVIY, V... ~!~ C&lerldar days In leng1h, PARTNIAI, (92664) (714) 283-2l!54 no nerlhlp NOTIC• 01' turpus · 106,448,363 ........,, NP*,-..,-_.. ,,....... _.,.._""'' = == ~J~ty3~· a C•lllornl• llttr than 5:oo P.M. Thur .. The regl1trwi1 aommenc.cl APPLICATION TO UnKsioned funds (1Urpu1) fWlmn'Y AMJC.UIJAlTY oper ... wry 9'dl wall ot N' KHAM W. lfllSTm, 1=~.v lttel PhaM two ~ I ' gener•I P•r11tera~lp d April 11 1991 0 IOI to ltlntact but!Mat unclet l•LL ALCOHOLIC (lt,564,647) ,,,.,_, wtttM>ul howWs, the lacrttary ... , clud~e alt cJemolltlon ~ Notice 11 hereby olvtn ,:Y;1,.h1 1111 .. and 1:i., .. ~ the flctltleu111 nama or •llVmMO•I SurplusasregWipollcyhOlders SYlllWl11111011•.™!.MMJAL rlgtttto~ ~~ NlwpottllHCll>CoslaMal
oonet1uC1lon WOii! With th pureuant to Sulton .. • • namea Uattd above on Au-Aortl' 1... 07,383,716 "' ,... ·---... .....,.. CN3817102M2t Al# Ma-11IO
elCoeptlon of •pptlc811on ~ 16035.5 of Iha Catllornla In ••Id action fofever, with-g\llt 1'192 To Wtlonl '"May eon-tncomtlottheytat ·2~9012297 YfAIUNOIDOKlUOU1, thl..-.ortheupperlOO 89.10,t1,t2 1tg&
tht aynthetlo track ~ Corporation• Code that out recourM. 13raylon PetrOleum, tnc., ctfn: INOHAM, Janet I•(· Olab.ifltmtnts for 1111 year • 1HI feat of the IUllilUifla al ---------
Md pt.Int rnwklna. Savi Aanch AasoclatH, a Publlahed Newport George f'. Brayion, Jf .. are) apOIYlno 10 Ui• Depart-218,"63157 F\11 CotPOllll Hime .., llnd, .,..._wit! h ~fled 11 .....
l"HASE THREl· PhaH Cantornl1 ~., pat\ner• 8tach-Cotta MNA Deity Pretldant rMnt Of AlcOhollc Sevttage Wt flllll>/ ctftfy llllt the*"' fllhltognllllndtnNfwal CONV•N••NT
trwet INll be 42 ~ •hip, end lrlco Realty !rt-Pilot Apfll I , 1991. MH1 '0::.fNK~ lnQ.. Gtofge Comtol to NII alec>hollc •llml n 111 KtoftSance With the~ IHSUfWa Oii • llOf1IOfl d 9t ..... whether you're buy.
five calendar c9ye In YHtore. • Celllornli um-. y1on, .. f'rttldenl beYenloff II 4253 Mar11~ AM.Ill Slllamtl'll lot the rt Of OICX> Mlt1I • '9llllWd by..,. Unto Ing, .. hlng, or )Ult ~. ahall oommeoc• on lted PartnerlNp, herotofore PUBLIC NOTICI Ji:=~ ... WMc.......!~ gale Way IA. N.wpol'I tndlel Oectrnlltr3t, tllllS, ~--~ ,.a .,,.711 = ~"t='t ": looking, clullfled hu o.otmbtf 1 1900 a.net ._ doing bullnH• aa ~· ........... , _.. .,. a.ach, CA l2teO With a ID VII INurance llomrTlaoner _...., """'·"""'"' ,,__ g -wh t n.edl
1 J • 10 199 undor tha n~ ef Trtco-NOTIC• 01' Ot819t County on 3-12·91 "47" on-tale aenetal PJ11UlnUolH ·Total ltlm1*l<I assets 11, 1114 • ~NG. • VoYJ ~ ~uaiy i~/° Savi Partntft, a Calllornla IURPLUI PROPIRTV 1 ... '9?Uet (Pllb. hi. Pl.) lk:antt(t. N ROIPT W HARVEY S3U76.682 .... 1a. al Cftldll ,-., CLA98ll'laD appllCdonMof~ eyntn.: ~neral parlMr'9hlp ("Part· Tht 8o11d of Education Dally Piiot Match 25, Apltl Publlahed Ntw orl ""'*M ' ' fOlalklbllHS •27.576,t69 COtdl. 11'e ~ .... M.t·M7a
tnlolc 1utf9oe and paint nerlhlp'1, et 201 Pau'•rlno or the Ntwl)Ott•Mtla Uni-t, I , 15, 1911 tnt« BHch.Coata M... ally N' alCHMD W. tamI1 ~ Wlllt-lllt for 11*1 rnwklna. Aven~. Co111 Me ... Call· ntct 8chool Dll'ltlct hat d• PUBLIC NOT PilOt Apfl e, 11. 22, 1991. ......, ~· llUIOI • 2.800.000 A Noice to Proceed wm lornla 1128211, have dll· ~ed tht nott.her1y ap< ICI Mt 51 ..._j)Ofl llNcl\-cot'.1 Mtsa ClclUI atDclll •
ti. ltlued by the C>wner. tolV9d tha Partner1hlp .. proitltnatt elghtttn (11) ..... ,. aa•uc NO_.. CI08171t 3.Q39 Aot _.._. wn'9-lns fOf Oil«
T1me It of the etMnCe. of January 1, 1991 by Mu<-llCIM of .,,. -CO.ta M•M one r-11\fS a,g 1011 t2. tGllS ""°' IUIPUt tunes .
'•llur• '° ~ the t\lal con.sent. and (ll) tlttf HIQh School alle, loeatld at PlctttJeua • .....,... tlUIT& WI• lt1-tmt1 ' ~,... • .r .-k wt1t11n.,..,,. or 1n euch 01uotut1on no peraon 2650 ,a!Mw Road, Cotta ....... , .. ......,., All 11 ..,...;_. iwncr PUIUC NOTICI °'°" DllCl-tn CCW11e.. llOOOF'dMoe wfttt the fthM. ,,., lh• aUl.hofny lo Incur MtM, c.111om1a .. IUf• The f~ pert0n1.,.. • • IUIPlla . 1,950
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NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS -----•!•-----• EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
BEACH 2169 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED 2726 PERSONALS EMPLOYMENT 5530 = Upper Back Bay Ht• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
HUGE 4Br 3Ba dplx 2 Br, w/d hkup•, Mature couple from ---------_____ ___.. ___ Nanny/Sitter Wanted POSTAL & COV'T JOBS SALES
5530 5530 5530
lOUA~ "°"51110 blk to bch. Bii-ins, patio, S845, no pols East Coast want qulol PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT for N.B. hOme. Prr. S21/HOUA+BENEFITS REPRESENTATIVE
0'"01nvH1T v gar, w/d hkup. Lse 646·1164/645·9543 3 or 4Br furn or unfurn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --1 ovos/wkds. Eng.-spkg NO EXP WILL TRAIN Growing community
All,.al atllldm1isini inlllis $1600. 310-546-5323 home on waler (bay 5530 roq"d. 714.852-7300 Appl +lnlo 714·647·199\ newspaper group seeks
MIWlll'Ptf 11111bjccl lo Ille fed· .,..L~ld..,...o_l,_•..,.l•--3B_r_2_:V._•_B_a, 1·H-U_N_T_I_N_G_T_O_N___ or ocean. Annual rent/ HOT CONNECTIONS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1---------REC EPTIOHIST display 1dver11s1ng re pre
11alfalrHwsln9Aclol 1Hhs trptc, 2-car gar, patios, IJO Ideally w/opllon to *1•800·894-4688 CASHIER · Frlendly, NB TOY STORE•t• Local NB mtg co. FT/ sentatrve with 1 year min•·
1111tMt•wllldlmaultjlte1al 111 Via Eboli. $2300/ BEACH 2640 buy. NB/CdM. Please ---------Mature adult. 20/30 PT. Start lmmed. Brian mum experience Excellent
lea M-ftrtlst "any ,,_11rc11cc. mo. 310·277-1583 call 714•67s-9349 & NEW FREE PARMINE ~:o~=~ f ~~ ~::sh~:, hours/wk. Including or Olano 752·9113 benelll package 1nclud1ng
llml11ll111., •lmlmlnalion LIVEATPROMONTORYI 1 Bdrm On ••eluded ~:i~~nna&m~~~t';;,111~~: 1·520-718·!5454 Charo Chlckon In CM. occasional weekends. Receptlonl•t PfT base salary tor the ener-
llin• •• "'" coloc. rcllglon. Pets welcomer 2+2. Golf Cour••· Close Need, by Juno 1115. 18t longdlst.loll.tO/mlnt Pis apply In person Teaching/specialty re-M·F, 10:30·6, Call ge11c sales profoss1onal.
111, U.•1"J. i.mU11l sllhll Of New paint. Kitchen Jo the Beach. 5675. Pen I• Enlargement btwn 2-4:30pm daily, tail exporlence prof'd. asap, Champion Mo-Physical 'drug screening re·
allloUlqln.onnln1t11\lolllO window. Avail lmmed. Call 7 14-846·3995.I••••••••• Ejaculation control 401 E. 17th. 722-8400 Stan 832-8 897 torcycles 642-4343 quired EOE. Please send u. _,well ,m.rcnce. liml· 51295/mo. 675·8003 i-------------with . personal trainer. Office Mgr s. HB Pub· Receptlonl•t/ resu~e to Judy Oen1ng.
SECRETARY R.E.
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SURFIN! tallour~scrinunalon.'' N t N rth 26 26 2 Br, 1 Ba upper, new COMMERCIAL David, 714-362-4904 CNA's/Care Giver Jisher, AR, AP, GL, Production As•t. %Calllorn1a Community
Tiiis ftlWlll'Pll will not p o r a paint, close to beach, REAL ESTATE & Companion• Unix Real World Acct. Fast paced TV pro· News, 330 Wost B:iy Street Catch the wave of """ilt'11CCOJ1•11yMVll'll11· C9.ndo, 2·cor gar, AC, Section 8 ok, $825 Transportlon • Ref's Software, & Mac. Must duction co. In N.B. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 or opportumtyl Hop• Art
1111111 llf ,.., lllm wlllcll 11 Ill ~~9f,~~". Av~~~';"s°:9 mo. 843·9002 I••••••••• PT-FT 7 14"752·6608 know credit & collec-Computer skills, willy, fax your resurno to (714) Poster Co. ElCpandong
tiO"S, solf starter & good at11tudol 548·4412 631-6594 in OC S350 to start. tlol1t111ul Ull llW. 0111111ders EARN MONEY Read· " No C•P needed Call •• 1im-, lfttonM• ~at Ill LAGUNA BUSINESS OFFICE Ing Books! $30,000/yr team player. Mail re· SALES/PHONE Nowf 754·5858 x-5 -ntliatl Mftfti&td 111 tlllr SANTA ANA Income potontlal. De-sumo & sal. roq. to OVER QUALIFIED?
1...,.,., n Mllllll• 111 an HEIGHTS 2184 BEACH 2648 FOR RENT 2769 tails. 1·800-513-4343 IGC, PO Box 2712. Chances are looking tor change, WEST MARINE In NB •~Nlllllltri.ltybsiL locom-Ext. y.9537 HB 92647 or fax (714} you will hnd loss stress? Peaceful now turing for retail
'"'"""fldku'z'1:t!:e. ullHUO Church ell ace 965·2268 what you need Boating/Marina Env. sales, .s1oc1< & cast11er ...--· -3 Br, 1 Ba alngle gar, MELROSE PLACE-South me ng •P General Office &1---------s4oo-..WK, Ben. avail pos1uons. FT/PT. loll·"'9•1·1D0·'24·ts1Clfw yard. Waler paid. Lg 2Bd 1.5Ba N/pet avaJf, 2000 aq 11 Incl --------..J Sale• Help needed. PfT Food at the price Start lmmed 723.7375 BoiJtong exp a plus.
1111 ..... 1111.0C111apl1ut 1542 Orchard, $1050 Gar., Sleep lo barking ottlce & storage spc. Full or/& par1 time. Demonstrator• ou wanl lo pay entnus1asm a must.
,llllW0 .. 4%1·3$00. 650-7737 sealsl 51195 376•9042 Costa Mesa. 631-7730 Xlnt oppty. 722-0456 in stores In aroa. Car Y Call Rock. 645·1711 mo. L If" necessary. Immediate when you read Overslocked with rg private eicoc 0 •CO General Office PfT O · 557 5579 •••••••••I 1•••••••• ---------spc avail In Eastblutl 1-900-388-9898 Small prof'l Npt Ctr 1--,,..P,,,,,8,...,"',,..n,,,g....,..,~-=--·-Classified A stu~~ HOUSES/ T NEWPORT w/phone. fax & copier. Exl. 3247 & 32AI ore, looking for Pff PfT RE ASST. ca o APARTMEN S BencH 2669 $400 negot 717-0606 For top NB Bkr. com-daily Classified CONDOS .i;on • u .. _ ---.,. " ,.. help, fleic hrs, good m h 1 FOR RENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Otfle• Space In Mod , __ ,._._...... phone skllls/somo puter skills & lie pref 642·5678 w2 e P
SALE B I t t.....U •t-•-Aon 760·5000 elC1 101. ---------__ _.6_4..__· ..... 5 ..... 6_7 __ 8 __ FOR ••••••••• *1 BR $,.25* ldg nr Hoag 2nd Ir. computer 717-4860 •••••••••I v No Elev/1 K-2K sq ft 2BR 2BA $725/Up Nogotlable. Agent: ----------. General Office
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--------•BALBOA Aetrlg & dishwasher 114-645-5600 Phones. data entry EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
CORONA 2606 ~~:~. 60~~o .~~~~· ~~·---------HOTTEST ~~~h~'11g~. '~u~~'"';,~0~ 5530 5530 5530 5530
DEL MAR-1022 ISIAND lease. 545-4855 2 MlW~T (l(CUTfV( -1Ltr1ft.Atliiflw self starter w/prlor ofcliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil WINDOW or11as •69 UVE exp., W/\lerbal/wrlllen u 2 Br Yrly, newly rofurb., NPT BEACH loft apt/ ....._ 1a. 1 OD communication skllls.
Location, locatlonl 3 hdw fir, frig, dfw, office. 1200 sq ft, adj JlW 11 JJ' 900-505-5050 Mall/Fax resume w/
Br, So. of Hwy, Bch micro. deck, $1175, 2 to Via Udo Marina. .AmonlftaAveltabt. 800-739-4420 ref's to: Marine Center
access. pool, S695k, dr• to N Bay 646· New pnl/crpl. $1400/ .NiWl)'DKor«ed 818-758-9100 Inc. 101 Shipyard way
Call BJ Johnson 1164/675-0204 mo. 310-869·5284 or • F,_P~ J.W.A. Cabin a. N.B. 92663.
today. Grubb & Ellia, 310-470-4777 Eict. 315 Alll.forSanclra 476-2434 Fax 714-723-0475.
644-6200 •Brand new 2Br STUDIO
OCEAN & BAY VIEW 2Ba+lolt. W/0, car· Steps to Bch. Incl ulls.
212 Carnation port. Agl. 673-6338 $495/mo. Avl lmmed.
3br/3ba S429K Opon Yearly 2 er, 2 Ba, Tim 548·9988 --------· Fri/Sat 1-5. 673-9041 stove, frig, micro, Avl BUSINESS &
5/1, $1100 mo. nol•••••••••
NEWPORT pet• 61s-1119 1v mes MISCELIANEOUS FINANCE
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BEACH 1069 -BAL-8-0-A----RE?{TALS
HRBR VIEW HOMES PENINSULA 26071•-----· BUSINESS MEMBERSHIPS
GLOBAL MODELS
Needs New Faces
for upcoming projects.
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shipping/handling:
2646 OupOnl Or. Ste
20-514 Irv, CA 92715
f'tw• II Inc. 223-8710
Monaco. Mrbl & hdwd FOR SALE 2900 3018 Marketing Assistant
llra, lrg Pvt lot. Bkr 2Br 18• steps to bch. ROOMS 2706liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Macintosh/Quark
729-7236 or 640·5664 Carport. New paint, NB Beauty Salon In BALBOA BAY CLUB xpress experience a
some ocean view. busy shopping ctr/15 Full Membership $4K mustl Fax Resume to
$925 mo·mo +$925 Bal Isl Mstr room, pV1 •t a/4 manfcurlsts, Save $1K 497·512!5 759-6826 •ec dep. Drive by ba, full kllch, w/d, w/1 boautlful decor, ownr ·---------
1400 only, 104 15th St.1117. clsl. New place, quiet, eager to retire. Agent
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Avail 5/1. 720·9422 neat. N/S. Fem pref. 714-645.5600 Ext. 204 Gary S656/mo. 673·1906 , __________ _
Bal Pen. Respon clean BUSINESS
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C•2 Lot 50x200 with
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath
house with hardwood
floors. Needs TLC.
•3Br 2Ba near •hops.
•75 tt lo Hnd. View,
•gar, lndry, d/w, frplc.
•S 1250 Nr pier 646-9666
$245,000 with owner ---------
Full prlv. $350. Avl OPPORTUNITY
now. Mandy 322-1326 2904
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Colifomlo Community News
300 W. Doy Strfft
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financing. Contact CORONA l-A--CA __ T_I_O_N______ Ar•• Mllllonalr•
owner, P.O. Box 2404, 2622 V. Loo"tng tor 5 entre-Newport Beach, CA DEL MAR 2722 " 9ie63. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l:REiiiNTiiiiiALSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii preneura, who want to
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Lrg pvt 1 Br ground 1-800-225-2687 •llil•••••••I level, vaulted ceilings, New 28' molor home 1--...,....----.,,.--=~,... bunt-Ins. Restricted to tor rent. Full kitchen, MCI PhoneCard ATES
Sr. cftlzen occupancy. shower, TVNCR. Day LOCATIONS GOING
$700/mo Incl mo•t utU. & wkly rates. 559-881'4 • FASTI Inv. Req.
Call 760-1465. 800-700-7177, 24 Hr•.
Costa Mesa, CA 92628
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· _ 8y CHMLIS GOREN U hr aofaa, ll.&..h bed, ADO-•·•... For~ uMld hbota •Id•, •xt. cab, uali.; -----------• ---.. .-... ~••&n~u.-.-__ ................. .__,...., "'"' r•...-rliil • 1 t ring pkg. Sh•rpl "'---------------------~-----" wrv1 ~ -.--,,,,.,.,_.., nirn-..n •ntwta!J"ment armof(•, every Sat a. Sun al • boat equ pmen • 112,250• 842.,582 VlctOtlan tumlture lllk PETSMAAT, Fountain Minney'• Yacht Sur·,---------. ACROl8 !! ~~-~NZZUIOLYID ANSWEB8TOWEEJU.V 8RIOOE QUIZ "9ee, coffee & end ta· Valley. Puppl ... kl• plus, l500 Old New· '92 Ta'"t1• AT, AC, t ""9rtodl '"' ,....., .,.._. 'I bl••· etc. Orandfath•r t•n• •nd more, all port~. $48-4102 PS, PB, eru1, P/S••I•,
d Soft cfrinll .... s~ alt• Q DAth 1---LI So th Th· ba'ddinm;L--p~-.. ect·. olock. 714·894o0880 lookll"g for loving, Cat· AM/FM. New tlr••· t Sonnv-""'.___; • l ·vu VU n~naue,u U ., ,... '"'~ Ing home•. CALl 597• Min t cond. llK.
13 SingllrPaul-""".F .. a•'..,·'u·mentla.... you hold: NORTH 80\FAI WEST. AnllCUI• a. Contemp 9037 for more Info. SPUD• 88985 548-4180 1.C Reectytor uv "' .. I• P... Jo p,_ furn Grand piano, orl· Sia BOATS 7016 .
buline11 e1 ~...1ou 6AQJ IOt ~K Q t oA8 .XQt le;> P... f •nt rug 13JC18, moVlng l\•ll•n a .. vhound iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim•,-.. --.;.---------------------------..... fs ~fur .... , Partner o-na the bidding with one What action do you take? mutt ••II. 7sa-ec>10 beaut fem puppy, 4 1e Qi! ea Europe'• r mos $300. 670-7970 *1988 22ft Ski Boat• ia5 FORD CARGO 17 ,.._,._,,., rWIQhbor heart. Wlutt do you te8"pond? CANOPY a•o un•-" ....._, Chime A·Youhavetheminimumthe • .. ,.. •Poodl••AKC¥ 5.7 lllr• V-8, King VAN ~ 69 I II ,, girl a dream I Xln\ Tea Cup Toy A Mini Cobra 0/0, low prome 19 OutaNne 70 God~· A • Jtls aim ply a matt.er or aw a ow• 1or a responae, and if you cond. 1150. 979-8534 S2SO.S960 7t4-83M4S7 hull, Just Hrvlc•d, Whlt•r 8k mll. tu•
21 Small thefter 71 W whether you play a small or grand bid qain, partner willl~ly MOVING: Medlterr kg &ave abuaed and new conlroller/Uphol· ~v:~. ease, ~1 ~0g fs = ~~· DOWN . slam, and det.ennJning in which expects· yo~ to. havela bebtlter hand. bdrm aet: hdbd, drar, abandoned pets. Be a ttery. Great •kl boat· 640-4071
24 ~ 1 Bulk strain. Since you have a good fit for inoe you re an a P aya e contra¢ ·armolre, nit• 1tand1, voluntHr/fo1ter. Call fast-look• gresa1i.0 ... 5.r00e-
28 u. ..... and 2 8ot9dom partner's .Wt, atart off with a JU mp at a safe level, paaa and 1tay out of mirror $600. Cu1tom 714-597-9037 ady to go. • !~:::::::::::::::::= ' • ...,, d 'f trouble h bl 11v · &46-9449/574-4247 ·-Dewey. to 3 Apparel Item ahifl to two epa es, to see 1 partner · peac • cream, u. Whit• German Shepard
Donald Dudl 4 Occur can raise. rm sofa $500. 2 blu 3 year old female ---------29 Mlecalculallt 5 Male 1wan1 Q « &th vulne ab! • So th chre $800. Coun'"' Fr 1 1 f • VICE' 33 Likely 6 MUllcal · " -r e, ,..1 u · beveled gls coif;; tbl •P•d•. Look ng or MARINE SER
38 Economic composition •-t·• o ioee.uniu1dF..._S,....._ Q. 2 • As South, vulnerable, you you hold: $500. End table $50. go~d _homet • • • SUPPLIES 7020
upturn 7 Guitarist Paul hold: Blu plaid 5-pc 1oc-n 4 974 7823·
37 Claim on 8 Be that as 28 Farmer's tool 48 Reveal •7 ' 2 \IA K 6 OQ 10 9 7 2 .aJ I tlonal $500. Country ,
property 1t may 30 Frost 49 ~rt •AK 4 IVK t O 9 i OAK •7 6 5 2 Fr din table $500, MUSICAL TONS OF
38 C.mpaJgn for a '~ ~=:mp ~ ~~:= ~ ~~ ;!l(,~din!~!! proceedSOUTHed: -..... misc Item•. 845-6564 JNSTRrrueNTs 6055 STAINLESS STEEL cau11 ~·...-• The bidding has proceeded· '"""°a """°,. "J."-'" & 40 Xylophone's 11 One ol ol crackle 54 Oamuws SOl!l'H WEST NORTH EAST 1• P... 1 o p... Bronze & brass nuts
cousin the tides and pop countty INT Pue 317 P... lNI' PUI t MERCHANDISE Looking to purchase & bolts + wuhers. ~ BUI of tare 12 Pana airport 33 Summit 55 Fall softly ? What actiort do you take? .,ISC. 6015 •n uni'!/ electrlc $6.00 per pound. .W EHrciH eyatem 15 Coote 34 Quarry 56 Flt ot temper "-' • Mlnney's Yacht Sur·
45 Sixth sense· 18 Cetclles some 35 Adjust tile 57 Gumbo What do you bid now? A • Shame'on you :royou even ~~!~ 12g~·~:ip' 1 ~~[i plus, 1500 Old New-abbr. rays piano 1ngred4e11t u port Blvd. 548-4192
1923 Ford Model· T
•ROADST R R•
100% Original. Very
clean and runs great.
$6800.00 080. Call
(714) 963-2633.
1893 Ford
Bronco 4•4
In perfect condition,
all power, leather,
phone, tow pkg, rlma/
tires, only 60k .
$17,000. 574-4247 or
846-9449 ~ Stare<j at 20 One-celled 39 Foam 59 Cf\ampagne A • You have a super-maximum thought we were trying to trap you. 2 lthr trim oak awlvel Larry at 714-377-0338.
47 DAPO!ed animal 40 Crowd · or therry no-trump bpemng with an excellent. Partner has a maximum of 14-15, chairs, floral p1Jnllngs, ---------r ------------------
60 PO: purchase 24 -end hew <tt Turlusn htle 60 CommohOns ftt for partner's suit. You can and could have less. Where would framed modern prints, SPORTING MARINE SLIPS GMC 9081
52 Deleet 25 Where to t>uy 42 Fans· 61 Line of stitches dd you like to go? p ... 8. empty ple1ure frames. 7022 ,=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii es In favor of pastrami gel-together 63 Snakehke fish describe this hand by cue-bi ing -BHI offers. 662·3383 GOODS 6065 D.OCKS ,.
68 Jungfrau. for 27 Like peas « 'fou bell 64 Satisfactoty your cheapest ace -in this case, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil one In a -47 Lose lt'lerest grade three spades. Q. 6 • Both vulnerable, as South Epson styllat color h Id printer 720 OPI s350. BMI Multl·Statlon 3 8 ' Moor ing w/11'
'85 Yukon SLE 2·dr,
4X4, whlleJbelge, fully
loadod w/hvy duty ex-
tras, hvy duty tow.
Alarm. 6-yr tact warr,
mint cond, reg lhur
'97. 529,250. 546-4806
10 11 12 you o : Lynx Predators golf Home Gym. Mu1t Hiii SW, off Alvarado Pl.,
Q. 3 · ~ South. vulnerable, you clubs and bag S400. $350. Call 964-3048 E. ot Bay la. Call
hold •K 9 8 7 8 4 S QA 03 tMI 5 4 2 (909) 397 9797 o Champion juicer $150. • r 64()..4165. (909) 626-7190
•A 2 IVK 10 7 05 4 •A Q J 10 7 8
The bidding has proceeded:
The bidding has proceeded: TRANSPORTATION 42 FT MOORINQ NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST POOL TABLE t • l 'V t Prime Balboa localion1---------Murray, full tlze, 3. oft Fernando. $15K. ISUZU 9100 What do you bid now? piece slate, new blue (415) 965-3t90
felt. $700 obo. Call ---------• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
A • You have a long spade suit and 984-3048. iiBiiOiiAiiTiiSiiiiiiiiiiiiii7iiOiiliiill
NORTH EAST SOtrrH WEST
Pue 117 T
there is no reason why you should 1·a~.-.-l-r_C_h_a_lr-Ex1-.-.. 1-e-c1
think of doing anything other than stair lift, 1dnt cond,
showing it. Bid one spade. Don't $2000 ($3300 new)
think ofa preemptivejump on a Bal. Isl 646-1164
What actum do you take?
MOVING!
MUST SELL NOW!
2 Soadoo JET SKIS,
50' Mooring
Or less, Great penin-
sula locallonl Closest
Mooring 10 land. Call
Stev• 723-5883
'87 Isuzu Trooper II
75k mlles, orlglnal
owner, red, $7,500
650·1769 A • You have a pretty good hand,
but it's not quite strong enough t.o
double first onrl then bid your suit.
Simply overcall two clubs for the
moment. lo see how partner reacts
hand with a side four-card suit and U·ttAUL USED BOXES
ace out.side your long suit Small/med st .oo. lrg
$2.00, X-Lrg $3.00,
sll down style. 574-•••••••• MERCEDES 4259 weekdays; 964-
3048 evea/Weekends. AUTOMOBILES
9130
Q. 4 • Neither vulnerable, as South
you hold:
L earn to b e a be tter bri d ge wardrobe $5.00. Ottl·
player! Subacribe n ow to the er• avall. 723-5536
Goren Bridge Letter by callin1
(800)7~ 1226 for information. or
write to Goren Bridie Letter ,
P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, IL ~
WATER FUN!
For Sale: 2 Seadoo ---------
•10752 QA52 OQ I0432 •10
4410.
Repainting?
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES 5533 MERCHANDISE
PREE TO YOU 6022 9040 JET SKIS, sit down CADILIAC style. 574-4259 woek-
S)ays; 964-3048 eves/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
weekend1. 1889 SEVILLE
PUPPY, found aban· donec1, needs good _P_O_WE_R_B_O_A_T_S __ ,
home. Boxer/ahep-
Original. real good
condition, new tlres.
$8995. 675·6128
herd mil<, lovea kld1. 7012
__ 5s_2-3_1_e_s. _______ miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil _c_H_R_Y_SL_E_R ___ 9_0_5_0
SMALL GOLDEN 47'•12' 8oat bottom
'83 380 SEC 2·dr,
good cond, 4 new
Urea, gray, sunrt, llhr
uphols. PP. 760·6519
1888 MBZ ~eo SL
Roadster Whllo/tan
Int., both tops, 108k
mll, nr new llres.
chrome rims, K•n·
wood radio, w/lront &
roar amp, sevlce
records avl, asking
S19.900 obo 645·9630 W you'll looking to repainl
~. rtbuid ~. l~t II QI
rtllore 11, lool. 111 tile Pilol
•-••-• COCKER SPANIEL, liner. Mu1t aellll $750 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
mate, found aban-obo. 714-642-7207 or '83 Town Ir Country ---------:;::•1r:.1n~~ ~:~~~ ~~~~ iANTiiiiiiiiQiiiitJESiiiiiiiiiiii6iiOiiliiOil doned near Canyon & Pgr 714·717-t141 37k ';~';~o'::l~b~":°er. MITSUBISHI 9145
egory may require you Victoria, C.M. About 4 SEARAY 21 ft Cuddy &
to call a 900 number •BUYING ITEMS• Yr•. o Id, f Ix e d, trlr, 1983. Orig owner. 545-907o
If you·re looklng
forajob,
classlfled has nelAfs
for you.
C~to~ndt!ie
sem:e you'1e lool.111g IOI In which there Is a From 1800-1960. 1 pc groom• d. we 11· Serviced reg'rly, many
charge per minute. 10 entire estate. Paint· behaved, deserves xtras. $6900. 646-5974 _F_O_RD-----9-0-7-5 lngs, china, glsware, gOOd home. 648·5060
'90 ECLIPSE
DOHC Turbo. White.
Run• greatt Perteet
condition Inside/out!
$8500/obo. 248·0385
DOMESTICS 5540
NANNY N~EDED
P{r or Ffr for 7 wk otd
lnfan1. Reis req'd. HB
area. Pam, 536-9921
Give u. a calll
CLASalPl•D
M2-H78
furn, elc. lmmed cash, _o_r_5_48_·_83_2_o_. ____ 1 top s. 673-8223 Iv msg For Ad Action
Cal a
*-1'b
AD-VISOR
642-5678
Can't seem to
get to all those
repair Jobs
around the house?
Lei the ClaH lfled
Service Directory
help you find
reliable help.
•ee Bronc o II XL T
6 cyl, 4X4, auto, ale.
loaded. $4,650.
____ e_4_2_-1_5e_2 ____ AUTOS
'88 F1tSO Ford truck. WANTED 9270
V-8, C>wr 1teer, air, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii long bed w/llner & •• camper 1hell. 59,890
ml. 1 owner $7,500
T r•naportatlon c ar
w•nted
642-4178 CaU 841·2255
3910 SERVICE CERAMIC COMPUTERS 3556 DOORS 3580 FLOOR INSTALL HEALTH/ LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 ROOFING
TILES 3 52 8 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REP AIRS 3 62 0 NUTRITION 3 7 42 LAWN CARE 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
DIRECTORY ~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii •.ME ED PC HELP? An •xperl•nced liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Split Second Moving SPRINQWOOD PAINT BALBOA ROOFtMQ CO •••••••••I CERAMIC•MARBLE C°'11ultallon•Upgrad11 dependable door Phil' Q d 1 s Prof Moveral 24Hr Srv •Not Cheapl L686273 /Comm ,/Res ,/Rerool lnstall'n • Fabrication 1 nl• r net Set Up hanger. Guar work, •QUALITY WORK• 1--------.. • ar •n "9 vc 701y/Sr Dlac/T#1784S2 •But Reasonable! /Repair /Free Eat /R1t1
1 5 5 9 73 .. 7 reaa. Don 52l·8910 HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc QUIT SMOKING Wkly Svc./Yard Cln-up 432·8123/P-346·5950 All Paint Work G1111anttedl Llo'd/ln1 S3t·508t 20Yrs El<p • Licensed & Adv ce • ., Mrble/Carpet-Bndlln• ... • Seatonal Flowers • 7l4-SS2'l02J Pg •79-5206 ACOUSTIC 1-80 <>-340.9 321 INTERNET Advertlto1--------L708279 722·7 332 1ST DAY!!! 7 14-5 4 8 ·8 8 7 1 •Two Brother• Moving -----'-----ROOF EXPERTS CEILINGS 3408 Leak)' Shower• Rep'd Your Product, Service DRYWALL Doctor Reccomendad PLANT ARTIST HomtlOlflce • 7-0aya TOP QUALITY INT/EXT ~~!~ au:~7. & ~:~c,T na
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Rogrou1lng & lnstall'n or Information 011 the 1~ Money back guar Specialist In 111l1tlng lntured since 1981. Very Reuona~ RatHI ,.. 84 L11'670l30 Dean ol Tile Internet. 574-0128 SERVICE 3584 HANDY MAN 3710 Herbal Product landscape/Irrigation CALT13"850 957·1500 L648228 Jay 650-5066 •68• 54 85().4166
CEILING MASTER 673-6065 or 846·8526 lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 7t4-780-8t82 upgrades. 780-9792 ALL-•MERICAN •---------•Acoustic Removal• ._ SPRINl(LERS 3921 Cuslom Tel<lure•Palnt NFe,wportCTittle & M ahrlble ,_C_O_N_C_R_E_T_E-,-.--..--OSMALL IJOB REXPEAT •P•lntJC•r"""ntru* Prof'I Landacape Malnt MOVH·U .•• Carefully PIANO & VOCAL
LJ('ct Mark 83s.7300 ne ra smans p... 01 rywall/P asllr epalr -.,, •---------l OYre Exp • Xlnt Rel• Courteously & Cheaply Al Allordable PrlcH . MASONRY 3557 /Hanglng/Taplng/Tulu"re Drywall and morel INTERIOR • SHsonal Flowers • 549-0223 T141227 LESSONS 3868 SPRINKLER REPAIR
Shwert/Countert/Flre Comm/R8S 551·5573 Small Job• 01<1 VICTOR 457·1738 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Valv11•Haadt•Tlm•
Natural Stone & Marble Gary 845-5277 DESIGNERS 3782 d 1 --NTI--G-----1 PIANO Beg.-Advanced clocks. 26Yrs Local Exp.
Fplcs. l645486 842·2214 Brick, Block, Stone, Tll• Telles L•n •o•p ng PAI N 3858 All agH·Teacher Cert. .John 282·2831 cone, Patio, Drlvewav ELECTRICAL 3610 Semi Retired Contractor G•rden Malnt New
BUSINESS
SERVICES 3488
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Oeaktop Pub llahlng
WOid proc Copywnng
G11ph1ca/Oes1gn/Layou1
Fplc, BBOi. Ref. 25 Y, R1ptlr1, 1mprov1men11. DESIGN VISIONS Lawna, Sprlnklr Sys. TrH miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif Ente11rtaln~o4n;_ ~v!!· ... a---------
Exp. Torry 557•7594 am l<>b•. Ouallly/lntegrlty •Prol'I o .. 1gners Trim. Cln-Upa 454-3112 •W.P. YOUNGQUIST Jenn er v v-vvv• TELEPHONE
Small Job E XPERT 1 care, Ken M2·17TO •Save You Tlme/Money Pelntlng Contraolor
WorkSource
650-2880 FAX-650-1807
B P I /Q lltu Duncan EJoctrlc •LI.ten To Your NHd• Yard Clean-up, Trim Oual. pelnUng by prol'I• PLU••aJNG 3890 SYSTEMS CHILD HOME CARE * tit f Ct UI '1 Quick RHponse ROOFING carp, plbg, • & Your BUOGETI Tree1/Hedge/Remove/ Ucl802098. tns. nu;1
Llc;t304201058 Laodsc.pe, brick, alone Local Uc. 8 50 •7042 palnlg, etec, tilt, ttucco. 1-800·821 ·7712 WHd, Nu Lawn/Malnt FrM HL 645-3305 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •f'RIEI! CELLULARS
Roberta Thornton Conc:rtll. 100-780.1007 Remod•la. MORGAN FREE Coneultatlon 9&4·Yard Pg-748-5375 THE LOCAL PLUMIER MotOJOla Brno PAOEAI 720·3~69 Npt Beach Uc'd 850-3281 ,.Th• Tree 8tt1mp 24Y,. Q\lallty Palntlnt ·a J1mt1 E. Bangert Co.• ONLY $28.98 -+-Tax
3926
--------•Block w.u .. concrttt ELDERLY Mobil• lll403·5365. JEUFe'rtly Terminator" Tree 24TOHUCHRtUPhS,dTos,0 Slnct 1947 1·mo Air TlmeNolce MaJI --------• C G S20-S25 Un I $2·$3 aq CARE 3611 "~ 3784 AemovaVStump Or!Odlng ra. c ar nor Friendly Servlc1•ln11J1ed 714-375-4188 CARPENTRY 3510 LEANIN Brlck•L621352•999·5901 Carpen1rw•Eleotrloal SpHlltti. UctJctt285 Uc#280644 645-3209 Ll532981 875-9304 11412 Beech Bl. HB
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES 3548 ..,,P,.---t --d""'c----liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Plumblng•Orywalf• Wllllam Harold Jewel•r• FrH Flrewood/Mulchl • QUALITY CARi • ALLEQIS PLUM8tNO
Hend)'men/Remodel at ern• oncr•t• CDM ASSISTED LIY1HQ Stucoo•Palntlng*Tll• Watch & Jewelry r~palr 8tumpMe1ter 964-3972 2~ OFF W/ADI Dllin dtlMPlumblnQ ftPl!r•---------
Addlllona, Balh, Kitch A TOUCH OF CLASS Driveway•. patloa, •Full Svc/Ocean Vlewa Rooflng•Jlm 541"74i 4 Antique• Fine Jewel~ ~Yrt &p. Xlnt workmanship. HHr Emeraencv lvo TUTORING 3929
C I ""' deck•. RepaJrJremoval •Famny Style/Uc'd Fa! I 845-2417 R • , Fire-Water Damage lean ng. RH/ ... omm Uc. Fr•• ett 222·6668 •N· .. rltlonal meal• CARP•NTAY•Wlndowa 8uy/ltll/lladt 973.030 'U'•rsAGI! 3830 r on Low t Me..3299 Elec, Ptumb, & Paint Lie/Bonded. Free Ett. u• d u~ CHUNG'S p••NTINQ .. R.NCH TUTO• -CA ¥ Supe"''d medication Doora • Woo Fences ~ r n Newport eree. lmmed TerHa 282·7143 •• 1---------y Ex Q C rtf'd E>I 'd T ~ Page 7'4·2 27-8122 **BRIGHT .. CONTnllCTORS ¥24Hr Pertonal TLC CloMVOerage Org111lzer1 LANDSCAPE. 20 rs p. d Prlc•I •DAN DAWSON• ... • vo'tr•p••~laoc.,~f 4""" 760-l943/800-307-cARE LtJ281581 • Call Bob ., 11WN ,.11911 OS L a. 8 Therapi Guat work. Free Eat. ... DOORS ~ardwl/t Hou1ecl•anlng. Prot'I GENERAL 3558 249-8323 Pg-312-0028 ~ ~ 38 & Nutrition ln•IWC Uc#375602 538-1534 PLUMBING P•UI• e7S.8009
Trlm•Cablneta•Slucco from Europe. BHt In RN/Massage Theraplat JiilHBOW Clrcl• Malnt. Water HNl8ft •Draine D""""I Lse2731 35Yrs exp town I Refs. 5y,. exg liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eENCES 8 1 y d M 1 t c M 722·8823 Remodel • Repair ·r~· G 2•• .. 4 8 " •• o ar • n . . P1ln1lng·fol/&I HouH/Apl Faucett • Fixtures WALL .Jerry 842-0587 race .., • ·• CPI BUILDB RS INC. H.AlJ)WOOD La Cl T Q J
0 1. Ae.ld.nllal Con.I. a. DECVS 3615 ., wna, n-ups. r" ualltf ob. Frff ••t. L ... '"5472"•84,. •120 COVERINGS 3932
A t z HANDYMAN •B HOUSECLEANING L1c.1&1•420 1n1ured '"Uliiiiiiiiii&\iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii FLOORS 3712 Trim, Sp<lnlllrt, Aerate, MOvt•G 3834 L_.&&9897 83e.8888 Pgr# 717-ine INST~LUREf•CE "•etNETS LlcenHd-Bond•d v 1• Thalcll 831-«2a '""'IMl42 H " " ""' $10.00 per hour. (714) 98s.4983 •NHC•a GAT••• • liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliil Dunrlt• Palntln9
K11011en1, bath1, doors. 714-548.0388 LKWli Conetructlon IMW/npelr/peet ~ CU IT 0 M TREES PUBLIC NOTICE Don't IU•I have It done-11.apert Drain Cleaning
TH•8TRIPPD
S!*lalttk'IO In wailPIC*
removal. Uctl' 58092-4 * 714-993·•037 * windows. Doug 546-7258 Redwood • Li'57160S * * * * Topp•ct.4't in1v1. Lawn•, H •Ve II DU n r It e I & Plumbing Repalra Lofl•'• Cle•nlnt Snt ~modet•Handyman Jim Wh"'e 842•72oe ua•DWQOD ll!tOORS •-·~-Tit·~?• Ttle Calif. Public Utlll· lev• 2~ wMll aci. """rt ....... M WOf1t .......
CARPBT
CLEANING
Oep•ndable•D•tall•d Ltl'704773 l.ocal RH. 1" l1N1 r• ,... _ __,, 1J a co mtaalon Re L 1 s~a • .,. ...,. •-
SuppllH Furn·d. Xlnt •7t4"887·192S• Dl!CK OOATINGi l n1tallat1on•Atllnl1h. TREES 04U1AeS mtnat all used 541221 714'23 •5 " .,... MUHi Superior Walloct¥et1nt
Rel'•· 714·780.90441..,,......-----------.-1 Waterproor Sy1tema. 0Maln1t1~n•~• :valul•~ld• Topp•ct/Aemoo. Lawn•, houaehold go o d• OeneAbranw Palntlftl Preol•• Plumblnt Since ·01. Th• fl'*et 3515 NEED TO CLEAN! i.J. loolt Con1truotlon BalcontH •Patio• 0 u1•anny 8o!,.;.98c17 IP"*~ Ht-MT• mov•r• p rint their lnt/i.i Outl PalnVRe... A•palra •Remodel• In Ouallly Crattrnanel'llp. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cullom Horne Bulldtra Slone/8lfdtlTle 493-1522 -:nr P.U.C. cai T numb•r: Llo'd/lna'd tine• '11. •FrH EallmatH lnttall/Remove 557•t:i28
••Mo PH ••*• =:o,~t~~~2~;a Llc ~~~/:.:11::•·1. •Wood '•noH• •GR••N ""'ITBRa umoa and cheuffeur• ff .. 1083 Pg-eM-3947 • Ll .. 7U8 Hl-t090 We gat1 ihould hang
CMPn CL.UHINO WINDOW CLWU•O ~. •" ~ HAULING 3720 ~·~ ~e~= print their T.C.P. nu,,,.. ....,._ hlntl,. IWO'• --------together. Strip, ln•telf. l.ocat f<aat Service ITl:VSN'I QINIRAL Hllmltn. Low Pflctt.. Uc Cl Oltd9nlng Svc • .,.1.se1a ber In all adltlt'ti•• Int/Ext • LOw "•' .. POOL advice to the crazy. 714-841-9192 -Average 1 atory•l30 CON8TRUCTION ~Conttr t74-630t menta. If )'OU hev• a Ouauty Wort! OuatantMd e :11.2u1 an)'1lm•
• 2 atory•$'45. •St11cco/Drywall ' DUMP GrMft heM l.al'lcStcpng q11 .. llon ebOut U"le 1.. cat! M1111n eaa.MOe SEllVICB 3894 OARPET a UPHOLIT'Y Houee Olean Ing •Texture Coating JUNK To TIM J Ma1onry /Irrigation gamy of a mover, limo CL.Alllf'l•D
By Dolphin Cteantnt Sprln• Cle•nlng •Foundation/Marble fI.OO• tusy•n (714-He-'taaaa =•no IA•moval• or chauffeur, oall: tk•'• Cu1tom Painting , ....... ,. • 1_ • .__1, It'• th• raaource you Orfenlal Rug1. Oualll_y & Reg Svc, Mlnl-bllndt, n "' 41 n&.&. Wiii haul what Truh 1 e Malm.nano. PubUc UlllltlH Prof, Cl•an, Ouallly .._,.p .,... .--
Quarantffd, H M087 carpet a floor. '('fNNICIM ~1~9;':,r~~:=~~":d UPAllS 3620 M a.n won't! ""'1eaa as uo.e1oe COmmlation w ortc. Int/Ext a Docka. r1111re•Pump1•HHttr1 ~;,,:~un!,on ~:,:~!,,~ A.I'• ae .. .a.oo 7 t 4 4 7 a•• a O LMMI...-......_~ .. .,. 7t4-65M1111 L•f™M 831 .... 10 ~:=~~::;':. di•• tt•m•. becauM
•WINDOW Cl••nln9 • IUAaU llXPllllT HUL'f'V' Vn IUne ~1 D~'• Moving PAINTING e71·9H7 our columns compel
e Carpet Cl•antng •-------3-5-8-0 PollahlngtProtectlng. n 111 ~antfllc """"· Loc al/ONIO•/ltorage ConecielltlOua ()afltman qualltled buyer• 10 3528 • Ha.rdwd Flrt Melnt DOOJtS k ralch/Stall'I Aemovel llUTllTION ContractOfl C27.-.00I, Lona Dt•. ,,... h i. Old-,Uhlonecf Pride In ROOPING 3110 celll •••&•liii•ll _~,,~ .. ~h~U~•_J7~2!!9-:!T~07~t~I•••••••-L12oeM ..._,.. Prof'l A !thloel 146'7IOI T•11 1W e79-St 14 _!?W~or11~tnanahl~~P~·-!11!.J1~-6!!M~7'.I•••••••• -------•