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• AS THE WORM TURNS
Press release of the week:
Many entrants as usual. But the
winner -not even a contest when
you get right to it -is the Orange
County Fair's annual media pack-
age. As usual, it's jammed with
goodies -fact sheets, camera-
ready logos, press releases on top
of press releases and a package of
cheddar cheese flavored worms.
But of course.
The fair theme this year is
"We're Putting A Bug ln Your
Ear." ln stiort, a salute to bugs
and other crawly critters. Hence
the cheese-flavored worms.
The pack.age of worms (Larvets:
The original worm snax) brags that
the tiny curled morsels taste some-
thing like chicken, have zero calo-
ries and no fat and, best yet, "you
don't have to drink a whole bottle
of mezcal to get to the worm."
Just the same, the reaction in
the Daily Pilot newsroom was a
bit standoffish. These was a cou-
ple of takers, however.
Editor Bill Lobdell's young
sons, Taylor and lnstan, chomped
down on a couple of Larvets.
"Cheesy." That was Taylor's reac-
t.10n. Tristan had no comment.
And neither returned for seconds.
Oh well, maybe the Larvets
are an acquired taste.
• HOGW1LD
Harley riding superintendent
Mac Bernd recently pulled down
two awards at the All American
Motorcycle Show held at Lion
Country in Irvine.
Bernd, who hwns along in a
more conservative sedan on
school days, took a second place
in the stock soft-tail division and
top honors for best use of chrome.
Something for the old resume.
.-JUST CAU ME TJ.
Congressman Christopher Cox
will be presented this week with
the Thomas Jefferson Awa.rd, rec-
ognizing him for his "outstand-
ing" record in promoting econom-
ic prosperity and free enterprise.
The award is presented by the
Food Distributors International to
those members of Congress
whose voting record demon-
strates a commitment to free mar-
ket principles and minimal gov-
ernment regulations.
No word yet on whether the
award furthers Cox' charige as a
running mate to presumed
Republican presidential nominee
Robert Dole.
• TIME FOR A MAKEOVER
N TNE
B alboa Island residents and vlatton
showed up in force Sunday for the
third annual .. Celebrate Balboa
Island" parade, which makecl Its
way down Marine Avenue alter croislng the
brtep frOm the matnlAJMI, CouU.. dlll-
dnaii ~two-and tllree~lle4 ~
cles, above, were Jotiled on the route by
marcblng bands, Ure trucks, antique auto-
mobiles, Ooals and goU cuts. Keymtone
Kops ·such as Keii UndahJ and Earl Daniel.
right, tried to keep .. order" during the pro-
cession. .. It's a real community parade," res-
ident Peggy Mabf~ said. .. There aren't
many places wbe~ they do this anymore."
For more on the celebration, see Page 2.
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:OEBATE
Condn project to be
brought up at hearing
BayShores
board
members
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•A new seven-member slate is
elected, capping months of b,itter-
ness at the gated community.
By Andrew Bridges, Daily P1/ot ,
, NEWPORT BEACH -After months of
bitter debate, Bayshores homeowners voted
Saturday for the first time in the gated com-
munity's history to recall their entire seven-
member board, including president Bruce
Sumner.
An all-new slate was elected to serve m
its place.
Elected to the
board were
Sherry Alexan-
der, Dick
Bertone, Steve
Friedmann ,
John Gates.
Grace Leavitt,
Ron Salisbury
and Leonard
Smith.
The date for
Saturday's spe-
cial election was
u I think
what hap-
pened is clo-
sure to a lot
t . ,, o issues ...
-JAY MEEHAN
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decided upon last April, after several months
of intense debate over then-board president
Sumner and three fellow board members.
Sumner, a highly respected jurist and for-
mer assemblyman, was accused by the three
minority members of the board. Ayres Boyd.
Martha Gooding and Bill Messenger. of defy-
ing the wishes of the comrmmity and abuse of
power.
Specifically, Sumner and the three other
majority members incensed some communi-
ty members when they dismissed a longtime
and popular mairltenance employee last fall
arid changed the community's management
company. There have also been disputes
over association procedure.
And although a new board is now in
place. others question whether the recall
served its purpose -or any purpose at all
Of the eight candidates up for positions
on the board, only one, Boyd, ran -and lost
-as an incumbent. Of the seven new mem-
bers, however, only three can be described
• SEE BAYSHORES PAGE 4
The Orange Coast Association of
Realtors is getting a new name, a
new image and a new headquarters.
The makeover will be
revealed June 13 at a celebration
at the association's Newport
Boulevard headquarters. The
highlight, evidently, will be the
unveiling of a mural that depicts
various Newport land.marks -
from the pier to the Fun Zone
Ferris wheel and Balboa Pavilion.
City officials laud extended ban on offshore drilling
•'It's important to us that we keep the coastline beau-
tiful,' Newport Beach's Peggy Ducey said.
You don't have to buy a house
to see the mural But you will
have to drop by the association's
office. The mural will be located
in the headquarter's rotunda area.
-Compiled by Steve Marble
and Julie Ross Cannon
By Tony Oodero, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -City
officials on .Friday hailed a deci-
sion early last week by a congres·
sional House subcommittee to
extend the present moratorium on
offshore oil and natural gas
drilling.
· Store duped by 'prince'
as $172,450 ring stolen
• Police say man and
female accomplice pulled
heist of Tiff any & Co. in
South Coast Plaza.
By Andrew Bridg~, Daily Pilot
COSTA MBSA -Posing as an
Indian prince wanting to buy an
expensive gilt for his mother, a
man stole a woman's ring valued ·
at $112,440 last Thursday from
th& South Coast Plazo ntf any &
Co. store, Costa Mesa police said.
The suspect, described as an
Indian male, 40 to .CS-years-old,
was accompanied by a female,
also Indian, aged 30 to 40·~·
old,' police said. The duo entered
the posh jewelry store tometime
between 10 a.m. and 10:50 a.m.
After atating be wllh9cl to bUy
a ri1MJ ai a gift for hit mocber, tbe man pUied out SlOO bml to _...
eral emj>loy ... before ~
the ring for purchase, police said.
But after growing agitated and
emotional, the man allegedly
asked to see the ring one last time
before store employees wrapped
the box.
It was then that he managed to
pocket the pricey jewel, handing
back in its stead an empty box,
police said.
"He somehow palms the ring
and they wrap up the box without
the ring. He says he'll be back in
a few hours to bring the money1 •
&aid Costa Mesa police Sqt. Bob
Baumgardner.
• "When he doesn't ahOw up,
they get suspicious, and when
they open up the pa~ag , lo and
behold, the ring is gontt," Sewn·
gArc:mer said.
Bmployees at the ntta.ny & Co.
declined to comment.
Baunigatdner Mid tbe cue W
being iDWIUgated by cSNctivil.
No~ have been made 10 far.
•It's important to us that we
keep the coastline beautiful not
only from a visual perspective but
for marine life arid to make sure
oil doesn't wash up on our beach-
es,• said Peggy Ducey, assistant
to Newport Beach City Manager
Kevin Murphy.
Indeed, Councilman Tom
Edwards, who led the fight for the
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ban, said offshore oil drilling is a
threat to the million-dollar-a-year
tourism industry in Newport
Beach.
"When you have spills, it shuts
down your beaches, closes access
to the public and people stop
coming to your city," he said, cit-
ing the 1990 American 1Tader oil
tanker spill off Huntington Beach,
in which some of the crude
washed up on Newport shores.
Edwards said other coastal
cities, which thrive on tourism,
also stand to gain from the legis-
lation.
Newport Beach took the lead
in lobbying efforts to maintain the
drilling ban last year and
assumed that role again this year
The efforts paid off Wednesday
when the House Appropriations
Subconunittee that oversees the
U.S. Department of the Interior
voted 33-20 to include the mora-
torium in its legislation.
Both Newport Beach Mayor
John Hedges and Councilman
Edwards said they were hopeful
the ban would become perm.a-
nent and end the need for a year-
ly congressional fight.
"Ult:unately we'd like to have
this made permanent, but we'll
take whatever we can get at th.ls
point in time,• said Edwards, who
credited Congressman C hristo-
pher Cox for his help in securing
the ban
Ducey said that without the ban,
• SEE BAN PAGE 4
Harbor gets cleaner bill of health
• Clean Harbor D'ay. held Saturday, sees Newport trash count drop a ton or two.
By Andrew Bridges, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
16th annual Oeo.n Harbor Day
netted less trash than last year
from the waters of Newport
Harbor, but for organizer Bill
Hamilton, Saturday's tally trans-
lates into a !¥'t gain.
"lb.is time we got a little less
because the h'arbor seemed
pretty clean," said Hamilton,
who as owner of Th Cann ry
Restauront in Newport Beech
initiated the cleanup in 1981. •1
guea over the yean our me1·
19 baa had eome impect. •
Orgenileri Mid the Mtimated
500 vohln ..... -300 of them dill· ctNn. tndudlng tnKJp1 ors.. end
Bo, St'oUtl -warlDld tram I a.JD.
to noon Uld OODec:tlCl from tine
_, bu aw d trtlb. doWll rrcm
tbe IYe .. begfeit .... yw-.
Pot the deenup, the volun·
With bags
of trub
behlnd
them. two
volunteers
ICOOP
debris from
Newport
Harbor
dUrtDg
Cleanllu'-
borO.yoa
Saturday.
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Community spirit thrives during Balboa Island parade
• Marching bands, antique cars and a battalion of local
children come together to celebrate life on the island.
Balboa llland t996• T-shirt, as
the and three ot M1 ftieDdl -
two of thMn vtsit .. from Costa
Mesa -shared a curb as the
merrymakers, 7-year-old noy
Bruhear voked b1I enthusiasm,
•I like tbe armies,• he said.
parade grand marshal Jean Watt.
Although the hundreds o&.
paradegoers who lined the
avenue returned their greetings,
it was an Elvis Presley iJnperson-
ator-riding in a sleek, black
Chrysler -who elicited the most
cheers.
the crowd.
A fleet of golf carts, festooned
with flags, balloons and other
spangles, brought up the rear.
By Andrew Bridges, Daily Pilot
The Fourth of July may still be
weeks off, but for the residents of
Balboa Island, Sunday was just as
good a time as any to show off
their patriotism during the third
annual "Celebrate Balboa Island"
parade. ·
Long on flags, balloons and a
sense of community, the parade
got off to an 11 a.m. start, crossing
the bridge from the mainland
before wending its way down parade neared. MThere aren't Marine Avenue. Struttinn their ..... u along with many places where they do this ~ "'' ...... & anymore." marcl)ing bands, fire trucks,
antique automobiles, floats, goU Nearby, 9-year-old Michele
carts and countless children ped-Brown wasn't quite sute what to
aling two-and tbree-wh~led. expect of all the hoopla.
vehicles, residents rallied to mark •1 like to see them throwing
the construction of their fire sta-sticks," the yowig Costa Mesa
tion and to celebrate We on the resident said.
small isle. •&tons, you mean," said her
"It's a real community parade,• mother, Gina.
said resident Peggy Mahf ood, . As a Marine color guard
decked out in a red "Celebrate marched past. leading the paa of
As the first ol a fleet of cars
loaded with local dignitaries
passed by, Troy skipped off and
jumJ>e9 onto the running board of
a vintage Ford along with his new
friend, Zoe Toranzo, 6.
As the line of antique and lux-
ury automobiles filed past, four
Keystone Kops rushed back and
forth, keeping order.
Among the passengers salut-
ing the aowds were Newport
Beach Mayor John Hedges, May-
or pro-tem Jean Debay, and
A contingent of children,
astride their bicycles, tricycles
and scooters, followed. Walking
with the wheeled aowd was a
lone dachshund sporting its own
parade T-shirt -and several girls
wearing on their heads the dis-
tinctive blue "Doggie Walk Bags"
a local entrepreneur had tossed to
Calling it a "wonderful com-
munity event," Hedges wu one
of 18Vetal speaken to 1peak at the
end' of the parade~ in front of
fire station No . .C.
"You don't see much of this
sort of thing on the west coast,"
the Newport Beach mayor said.
Watt wa.s more to the point.
"Eat your heart out, other
council people who don't have
Balboa Island in your district,"
she said.
When the People speak,
politicians are best to listen LOOKING BACK
I you're going to see a lot of recycled people,
not from people in the
prime of their life in this county,
but you're going to see them
from other levels of government
where they've also termed out."
So sayeth Orange County
Supervisor Roger Stanton.
While Supervisor Stanton's
contemptuous remarks scream
for animadversion, I demur.
The issue is not what Stanton
thinks of term limits, but bow
the people of Orange County
will view constraints on the
length of service of their local
elected officials.
Local voters already have
substantial experience with
term limits. Consider Newport
Beach, whose voters imposed a
two-term limit on its City Coun-
cil in 1992 with an 82% margin.
California voters imposed limits
on state representatives with
Proposition 140 and also voted
for term limits on its federal
representatives. Costa Mesa
has placed the question on the
ballot for this November.
Last Tuesday, by a 3-2 mar-
gin, on Supervisor Marian
Bergeson's initiative, the board
finally submitted the proposi-
tion to the electorate. Some
would say that it should have
been the post-bankruptcy first
order of business.
Is it a surprise that it's taken
the county of Orange as long as
it has? General law municipali-
ties (of which Orange County is
one) have been able to enact
term limits since last year. I
know, we've had the matter of
the bankruptcy and the charter
(since voted down), to think of.
But it has been up to the super-
visors themselves to place the
matter before the people.
Wherever term limits have
appeared on the ballot, they
have passed. The question in
Orange County is not if, but
by how much?
Let's review some opinions
on term linuts:
Former Newport Beach
Mayor Evelyn Hart: "You can
always get rid of the ones that
you don't like, but good ones
Wee Marian Bergeson will be
prevented from running again."
Former California state
Assembly Speaker Willie
Brown: "(Tenn limits me6D) the
electoral process is no longer a
career option. It is simply a
temporary way station, to be
occupied by either those who
are marginal or those who are
extremely wealthy and idle."
Costa Mesa Council member
Sandra Genis: HI think it's the
lazy man's way to democracy."
The People of Newport
Beach: 82 % yes for term limits.
The People of California:
RIGHT STUFF
john
hedges
52% yes for term limits.
You tell me who's right and
who's wrong.
Unfortunately, at every lev-
el of our government we have
politician poster children as
reasons for term limits. Some
people such as Stanton,
though, niake the argument
(the best in a litany of weak
ones} that term limits need-
lessly banish talented and
principled men and women
from elected office.
While this assertion is
arguable, it is important to
remember that no one person
is a savior of the people. No
one person in public office is
indispensable. Our elected
people derive their just power
from the consent of the gov-
erned, not, as is ostensibly true
of a monarchy, from God. Thl-
ented and principled men and
women do not find it oecessary
to surround themselves with
the trappings of public office
until their dying gasp. It should
not be a lifetime position.
Limits on terms ensures a
continuing influx to government
of dt:iz.ens who are closest to the
current conditions over which
that government presides. After
election. the elected official's
environment necessarily
becomes a little cloistered.
Eight years is more than
enough time for a politician to
advance the positions favored
by the electorate while limit-
ing the burnout and cronyism,
which can burden even the
best people.
As for Stanton's comment,
well, by 1999 50% of our
garbage is to be recycled. We
should demand no less of our
politicians. .
Supervisors Saltarelli,
Bergeson, and Steiner are to
be commended for their bold
stand. They know the mea-
sure will pass.
Now, Newport-Mesa Uni ..
lied School District trustees, t
it's your tum.
The People await.
• JOHN HEDGES Is mayor of New-
port Beach. His column runs Mondays.
The Calta Mesa fish Pry bas been an annual
event liDCe 1945, which means 51 yams of beau-
ty queem and beautlu1 babies and en ocean of
keleidc cod dunlted in a seaet batter and
l8lwd hat With frie8 and cole slaw, mm OD the
cob~ and dloleslelal be damned;
Tbe fllh Pry Parade, once the proud moment fer~ aib ICIDUts and prage-built floats,
was abeadoned b' Jack ot fundl in 1995, and a umque ~ 1be ~ wu lMuguiated.
To be in the Uuparade, Y9IJ cldV8 your Vebide,
de<:arated or not, down HllirbCI' Bml. from Har-
bor Center, obeying all traffic Jaws. and turn off
on 19th to Placeotia or Moanma,. Spectatan and
un-marddng bands liDie the meet judging or
cheering on the pertidpan1a. I
Tbe first paraile did tbe rout~ three times
before they called a halt. wen. why not -tbe eriot began wilb an un-
ballooo ftight-wbich the Pllh Pry progenitor and
prankster Bob
Skiles promoted
to newspapen
and radio stations
aacm tbe country
with bulletim as
the balloon sup-
poMMlly floated
eastward.
Actually the
balloon was hid-
den in the Back
Bay and a Mid-
west farmer was.
paid to call in
and report the
landing of the
Costa Mesa Fish
Pry balloon in his
cornfield.
gady ~Damed A little tongue
Miii Calta Mlle for t 9'16. in cheek is just as much as part of
the 'Pllh Pry a cheesecake and tartar sauce.
Betdrvf the baby bonnets and bathing suits, the
carnival rldel and tbe car ratne. the Uons Club
Pllb Pry ii a serious money railing plan. At th.is
yeiu's Asb Pry, a new 34-foot mobile screan1ng
unit conducted free blood pte58UN, visioo and
headng tests, paid for in part with fish Pry fUnd.s
and fort• years, the Uons Cub has done vision
and hearing testing for Newport Mesa schools.
-Compiled by Amle Spinn
Longtime lions Oub members Les Miller, left, aiad Steve hnta ..._
the ~ batter uted at the Costa Mesa FlJh Pry.
Vandalism costs adding up at local schools
• Disbict spent more than
$30,000 last year cleaning
up damage to school
property.
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Vandal-
ism isn't just a nuisG11ce -it's
costly.
During the past school year,
vandals cost the school distlict a
whopping $30,534 in damage to
school property, according to
reports filed by the district's main-
tenance and operations depart-
ment.
That's enough money to pur-
chase 15 school computers.
The district reported 367 inci-
dents between April 1, l995 and
March 31 1996, and received
$716 in reimbursement.
Most of the vandalism -
$8,852 worth -was reported dur-
ing the last quarter, from Jan. 1 to
March 31 this year. During that
time, 104 vandalism incidents
were reported at every school in
the district except Andersen, Cal-
ifornia and Newport Heights ele-
mentarles and TeWinkle Middle
School
Newport Harbor High School
retained its front-runner status as
the most vandalized school,
reporting 11 separate incidents at
a cost of $1,864.
Estancia High School was van-
dalized 12 times at a cost of
$1,091, and 11 incidents at Costa
Mesa High School cost $719.
The school district reported
$10,739 worth of district property
stolen during the past school
year.
The most thefts occurred at the
district's food services center at
Corona del Mar High School. In
three separate incidents, thieves
made off with $3,593 worth of
goodies.
Other large hits occurred at
Parsons Special Education Cen-
ter (one $2,146 theft), Paularino
Elementary School (one $1, 158
theft), Wilson Elementary School
(one $1,296 theft) and Costa
Mesa High School (one $2,146 theft). . ' I
· The vandalism and theft fig-
ures are compiled by the di$trict's
maintenance and operations
department and presented to .
school board members every
three months.
WilliMT\ l.Obdell. The same 24-
houf answering seNke may be
used to record letten to the
editor on any topk.
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our beaches. A
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most beaches.
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• 100 blodl of 11th Sv..t: A man ran out of Longs Drug '
Store ~ • watch c.ase containing about 60 Timex watches .
worth $3,000 total. Police said the suspect was SMn lffving In•
"beat-up" gray Chevy Blazer.
• !JOO bloda of FUd.I. StrMt: A man's ~trench coat
was missing, along with $2 In pocket dwlnge end ttn. pack$
of cigarettes, from his ransadctd 1990 pktcup.
NIWPOR1' IEAOt
• 1100 Mods of 8lldc ~ Ortw: A Sl.000 boat motor WIS •
stolen off a motOl'bo.lt docked In 1 matlna slip.
• 1000 blodr of RutlMd Roed: A woman reported that. for ,
the past three wee!(" she1s received three to four calk a day " from someone who h•f9 up N<h time. .,
• JOOO Modt of Y-.cM .,.,_..,,A St0,000 watch was mftt.
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Education Alliance: Bad
rap or bad fox: schools?
E ducation Alliance.
.. No two words strike
more fear into the hearts of
teachers and school board offi-
cials.
How so?
Well, take the recent
announ~ent of Newport-Mesa
trustees Martha Fluor and Ed
Decker that they would run
again for school board.
The tandem announcement,
Decker and Fluor admitted, was
orchestrated as a way to diffuse
any fledgling candidacies that
could be backed .by th~ loathed
Education Alliance.
And board President Jlm de
Boom said the only thing that
· could force him to run for school
board again would be if someone
from the alliance decided to vie
for his seat.
"That's good," said an amused
Jim Righelmer, campaign man-
ager for Costa Mesa Congress-
man Dana Rohrabacher and a
co-founder of the Education
Alliance.
But Righeimer, who was the
only Education Alliance candi-
date out of three to not get elect-
ed to the Orange County Board
;pf Education last March, isn't
silre if the group will back candi-
aates in Newport-Mesa this fall.
"Normally bow we deal with
it is we look for candidates that
·are running, and if they are can-
didates that believe in local con-
trol aJ?.cl parental rights we sup-
port them," he said.
But mainly, all the group wants
to do is wrest co~trol of schools
from the state and federal govern-
ment, which has put the group at
odds with the teachers' union and
district officials, he said.
Rigbeimer says the Education
.Alliance has received a bad rap.
They aren't pushing for absti-
nence-only education, prayer in
school, corporal punishment, pri-
vatization and the end to multi-
culturalism, as some have
charged. i
"That's not what Wie're for,"
Righeimer said. Though he
admits they have backed candi-
dates such as school board mem-
ber Wendy Leece, who does sup-
port some of thos.e issues.
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anyone they support is suspect.
•we can't talk to anybody," he
said ...
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A recent issue of 'nme ,Maga-
zine confirmed what we've been sa'Ying all along -Newport
Beach Congressman Chrlltopber
Cox is tailor-made to be Bob
Dole'• running mate this fall
He's bright, he's Catholic, he's
young, he's got that California
tan, the magazine says. .
He's got the credentials also.
Harvard gradwtte, Reagan White
House alum. The only thing he
doesn't have is name recognition. ·chris 'Who?" Tune asked.
Well, it wasn't all that long
ago that Dan Quayle or even BW
Clinton bad that same problem
Q
For those of you who didn't
get to read this column last
week, I thank you. For those who
did, I apologize.
Because m· ' hindsight, I wish I could take it back.
First, usin second.hand infor-
mation, I accused state Sen. Roa
Johnson of not being in favor of ,
Marilyn Brewer's bill to outlaw
treated sewage dumping in
Newport Back Bay.
Actually, it seems the good
senator is more than willing to
get that bill passed after all.
Indeed, Newport Beach city
officials are very happy with
Johnson right now. Aside from
tony
dodero
the Irvine Ranch Water Dlstrict
bill, Johnson helped get a New-
port Beach-sponsored bill on
methane gas eliminatlbn through
the Senate on a 33-2 vote.
The bill would identify the
Balboa Coves area -and one
section beneath Pacific Coast
Highway in particular -as
being dangerously deep in
methane and require Caltrans to
pay for the deanup.
Newport officials are grateful
for Johnson's help in that matter.
Next, I said Newport Beach
Councilwoman Jan Debay's cam-
paign manager this fall would be
the aforementioned Fluor.
Wrong again.
Judy Franco is actually the
school trustee who has agreed. to
run Debay's campaign.
iDebay told me later that while
she had never met Fluor, she
called her after my column came
out and they had a good laugh.
I'm glad somebody could find
humor in all that ...
• TONY DODEllO is the Daily Pilot's
news editor. Send your political news to
him at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Ca.
92627, or fax it to 646-4170. Or, you can
contact him at 540-1224 ext. 323.
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1996
Cendo project back on tap
BALBOA ISLAND -The
debate over converting duplex-
es to condominiums, temporari-
ly put to rest when a property
slated for conversion fell out of
escrow, is beaded for a public
hearlng after all.
The dty's modification com-
mittee, a division of the Plannlng
Department, will consider the
request to rezone a Bayfront
duplex Tuesday afternoon at 3
p.m. at Qty Hall. If the commit-
tee approves, the property would
have more than one owner.
Residents throughout the
island have raised a mini-outcry
over the proposal which, they
claim, would. result in over-
crowding. At a standing room
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prices at a
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oDly meeting of the Balb08
Island lmproveaient A_..,wloo
earlier tis week. preArWt Lee
Sutherland urged isJanden not to
wacry lince the property m ~
tion WU back OD the malttet.
He tOld them it WU not nec-
essary to attend 1Uelday'1
meeting.
However, local r8altor $usiie
Safford, who represents tb8 lell-
er of the Bayfronl property, said
the buyer and seller bave decid-
ed to proceed with the sale.
That decision was reached ear-
ly Friday morning, she said.
"I have no opinion with
regard to the condo conver-
sion,• Safford said. "This is up
to the individual ownera and
the Island residents. The resi-
dents should have a say on
whether condos should be
aDoWed Cll tbe illaDd..
Tbe dedl6ori tD pmcw1 with
the convenion bearing bu
Sutberland an1riOU1 to rally
ilAand. f81ident1 once again.
•This hu been one al the
biggest illues ill terms al public
outaiel that we've aeen." said
Sutbedand, an island actMst. •1
feel really bad because I
squelcbed it .•
1lland residents, particula.rly
loog-time residerm, say that a
ruh al omdo conveniom could
tum their beloved mmmunity
into a miniature Marina del Rey.
A duplex-turned-condominium
does not indude an inaease in
parking capacity.
City planning officials, how-
ever, say that condo conversions
throughout the Newport Beach
are not uncommon.
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TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT
Ted Vautrinot plays contempo-
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•pam in the Bustnea World
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p.m. at the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E.
Pacific Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. The cost is $15. For more
information, call 729-4400.
TRIANGU SQUARE CONCERT
Kerry Getz plays pop and
rock music from noon to 2:30
p .m . The free show ls on the
Town Square at niangle Square
in Costa Mesa.
RECYOJNG DRIVE
• Costa Mesa.
Lincoln Elementary School is
having a recycling drive at 3101
Pacific View Drive, Corona del
Mar. Recycling newspapers, bot-
tles, cans and plastics help to fund
field trips, developmental oppor-
tunities and technology advance-
ment. For more information, call
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the title of a free slide lecture
planned for noon in the Friends'
Meeting Room of the Newport
Beach Central Library. For more
information, call 717-3801.
LUNCHEON SPEAKER
The South Coast Business and
Professional Women presents
John Telford, President of Telford
& Company Inc. and former part-
ner with KPGM Peat Marwick,
speaking on •Management 2000
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from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at El
Torito Grill at 633 S. Anton Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. The cost is
$17/member and $22/guest. For
more information, call 472-4666.
TRIANGLE SQUARE CONCERT
The Over Reactors perform
classic rock music from noon to
2:30 p.m. at Tuangle Square's free
concert on the Town Square in
Costa Mesa.
BUSINESS BREAKFAST
The Next .Breakfast meeting of
the Jewish Business Association
will be held at the Jewish Com-
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at 7:15 a .m. at 250 Baker Street,
Costa Mesa. For more informa-
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Orange Coast College's .,.
lbrsity Eight tops year's hit parade
pirate men/ 1995-1996
r • ' Pirates have banner year
• Varsity Eight heads the
list with Pacific Coast
Rowing title while former
football coach Dick
Tucker joins County Hall
of Fame inner circle.
By Jim Walters. Daily Pilot
I• t was a banner year for
Orange Coast College men's
sports. ·
Some of the highlights
included the Varsity Eight
capturing the Pacific Coast
Rowing Championships for the
first time in it's 40-year history;
former football coaching legend
Dick Tucker being lnducted into
the Orange County Sports Hall of
Fame; and freshman Wisnu
Wardhana tying the
longest-standing state swimming
record while winning the state
crown in the 100 butterfly.
Crew: It was a dream season
for the OCC crew. So good, that
even though this is a year-end
story, the Pirates still have one
last page yet to tum.
The Varsity Eight, which
covered the 2,000-meter course
at the Pacific Rowing
Championships in 6:03.1 to beat
nearest-rival UC Davis by 3.5
seconds, will be winging its way
to England the first week of July
, to compete in the fabled Henley
Royal Regatta in Henley on the
Thames.
•They've done everything
we've asked of them and they
deserve the experience of going
to Henley," said Coach Dave
Grant. •1 made that
announcement after the race
(Pacific Rowing)."
The Pirates also won in the JV
Eight, the Novice Eight and the
LEAH HOGSTEN I DAll.Y P!LOT
Vartsty Eight crew member Greg Anson sums it up as Orange
Coast College captured the Newport Regatta.
Single Scull Grand finals.
OCC, which is the only junior
college in the U.S. competing
among four-year schools, had
similar results at the Newport
Regatta in the Lido Channel.
Coacb.lng Honors: Dick
Tucker, who won two national
football championships while
posting a 129-105-5 record, was
a deserving selection to the
Orange County Sports Hall of
Fame.
Tucker's coaching career
~panned four decades. He won
his first championship in 1963
when the Pirates went
undefeated capping the season
by beating North East
Oklahoma, 2 1-0, in the Junior
Rose Bowl.
His 1975 team went 11-0 and
beat Rio Hondo, 38-14, in the •
Avocado Bowl for his second
national title.
"It's hard not to sound like I
am playing the humble game,
but I'm still not convinced in my
own my mind that I belong in the
Hall of Fame," Tucker said
before the induction ceremonies.
From the crush of
well-wishers it seemed he was
the only one with any doubts.
Basketball: For the fourth
straight year, the Pirates
continued to improve their
regular-season record under
Coach Tim O'Brien.
OCC, 18-13 overall, 9-5 in
conference, actually cracked the
20-win plateau, but bad to throw
three early-season wins back for
using an ineligible player.
George Barner, a little-used
reserve center, had claimed to be
an incoming freshman despite
having really played in 1988 for
Citrus College. His ruse was
found out by an opposing team
scout in a game against San
Diego Mesa.
In spite of the setback the
Pirates' continual improvement
wasn't lost on the other Orange
Empire Conference coaches who
tabbed O 'Brien as the conference
Coach of the Year.
Sophomore forward Matt
Ambrose, who earned All-State
laurels and was named the
school's Male Athlete of the Year,
led Coast to a third-place confer-
ence showing -the school's best
finish since 1978-1979-and a
first-round home game in the
playoffs.
•y never knew finishing third
could be so satisfying,• O'Brien
said at the time.
All-OEC in his only season
with the Pirates, Ambrose bas
commited to Portland State. He
averaged 18.9 points in confer-
ence ga.m~s while pulling down
10 rebounds a game.
Freshman guard Dwayne Cur-
tis joined Ambrose as a First-
Tean.i1 All-Conference selection.
Curtis, a 6-3 guard, averaged
16.7 points a game and was a
steadying influence in the back-
court.
Corona del Mar High product
Brian Fracalosy saved his best
scoring effort for the last regular
season game, pouring in 21
points as the Pirates notched a
season-high 109 points in a win
over Fullerton.
The season ended on a down
note when the Pirates were beat-
en on their home floor by Los
Angeles lrade Tech in the first
round at Regionals.
Swimming: lransfer student
Wisnu Wardhana, of Jakarta,
Indonesia, tied the longest-stand-
ing state swururung record, by
winning the 100 fly in 49.53 at
the State Swmuning and Diving
Champ1onsh.tps.
Wardhana joins Eric Marks of
Pasadena College, who set the
standard in May of 1987, in the
record books.
"He actually missed the first
tum," OCC Coach John Rath-
felder said. •it was a phenominal
swim."
Wardhana also finished sec-
ond in the 50 and the 100
freestyle at State and his efforts
were good enough to help the
Pirates to an 11th-place finish.
Wardhana dominated the con-
ference finals, winning three
individual titles in the 50 and the
100 freestyle and the 100 fly.
Only a freshman, Wardhana, will
be the cornerstone of next year's
team.
Another freshman, Carl John-
son, was a winner in the 1,650
free at conference.
"We definitely will do our best
to build a strong team around
WJSnu," said Rathfelder. "When
you have a quality guy like that,
he tends to attract other swim-
mers who want to be a pa.rt of
the program.•
Volleyball: Corona del Mar
High product Brad Callahan's
service point put the Pirates up
14-13 in the fifth, and deciding
eagle spring football
QUO.TE OF THE DAY
"O'a doggy! I'm jusl. » happy to ~ tMrn ... •
-ESTANaA rotJT7JAU WACH JOHN UEIJl!N;()OO
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Legendary football coach Dick Tucker during induction
ceremonies at the Orange County Sports Hall of Fame.
game, for the State .
Championship. But they had to
watch as Golden West scored the
final three points to wrest away
their second straight title.
It was a heartbreaking end to
an outstanding season. The
Pirates (20-2), 16-1) beat the
Rustlers twice dunng the regular
season to claim the Conference
title and earn an automatic bid to
the State Playoffs wtthout havmg
to go through the Regionals. The
loss in-the finals, ended a
16-ga.me win streak.
Three freshmen, outside lutter
Mike Pixler. setter Matt Wnght
and right side hitter Kevin Reid
were First-Team All-Conference
selections to go along with Cut-
nese's Coach of the Year honors
by the California Coaches'
Association.
Football: Freshman. William
League, slowed by ankle injury
late in the season, just missed
reaching the 1,000-yard rushing
plateau -the first time the
Pirates have not had a member
in the "club" since 1991.
League had a career night
against Fullerton, rushing for 225
yards and three touchdowns to
move mto the No. 5 position
among the all-time school
single-season rushing leaders.
Despite some other impressive
mdiVldual perfonnapces, Coach
Bill Workman's squad limped
home to its second straight losing
season with a 4-6 record. The
Pirates were headed for the .500
mark, when a fumble allowed
Riverside to kick a last-minute
field goal to beat OCC in the
final game of the season
Matt Sauk, who is bound for
Utah State, became only the
• SEE PIRATES PAGE 6
Ramirez -------·~---g to ~ake qlassic comeback
• After taking junior
season off to work and
help his family Ramirez is
back for senior campaign.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Not everyone
has a cushy situation heading into
their senior year, sweating only in
the midst of spring football.
While there are players
preparing to cash in their junior
year, wax down their surfboards
and pump some iron for next
autumn's campaign, others, such
as Estancia High's Danny
Ramirez, are trying to survive.
Ramirez's story is that of the
classic comeback.
"His mother had to pull him
out of school last year, because he
had to work to help support the
family," Estancia football coach
John Uebengood said. "So he
had to sit out the wh~. and
still managed a 3.0 GPA. 1bis
year, his mom is letting him play,
so he's going to come back and
play.•
Ramirez, 6-f oot-4, 260-pound
lineman, was a standout on the
sophomore team in 1994. But last
aeuon, when hit Bagle team-
mate1 started •-O and WF-e vying
for a CIP Playoff berth, Ra:m1rez w•• wor:=·Mut u 1 checker and bll uncle Jn
the otftce IJID 111 •t dteW up laarP.. ....
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TANIELU TRAFFIC
• Manu has a good chance of joining his
brothers Taleni and Alfred on varsity ..
COSfA MESA -Timielu natfic is what Estancia High
football opponents will see next $f!UOD.
Last year, it was the llmielu brothers -Taleni and
Alfred -but now tberets a third brother, Manu, who could
work into Coach John Uebengood'I scheme few 1996.
•l'hn!e brothers being on the vanity, rve never hMrd
of that." Uebengood sald. "And aD three are potential
starten."
1llleni lanielu, the Oldest. will be ....... He started
last yeer and is expected to be a 1WO-••Y staJ1a" nezt
autumn at sttoDg M1ety and as a wtDgl*:k on o8lme.:
Alfred 'nmielu will allo be ...... tboagb be ... ,_,.
younger. •He'I a load," Uebef9oocl Mid al the 6-foot-1,
280-pouDder, "but be can Oat out moft, and he's got mm
like 18-or 19--inchll long. Md bill legl ere l8rie 40 IDc:MI.
He'i )uit tblCk. end like a bUD. but be'I tbe .._ ldd you
would ........ to
meet.•
Menu 1UWlu Wil bee~.-eoald ... w
tilXMI in l.Jebee.,oh aoa 1£8 • SM'* •hid •tte'I
only • fl-NM• ......... bill~ ........ u...
good: ...... •()la. """" ....... .....,, to Mw ..._. ~~-....-.-p_. ....... .
SMancM bis cm._._..,~ bejln·
~=J;.·'°u:..~m.:i 1,u.t.pa1• also excited about Uae NUD el)ailllllr .. bee,:.,,. Olli.
• 5·10, lOS-:PoUDd ..... dP lilil ,....,. ....... ...
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\-MOHO AV, JUNE ~O, 1996 . .-. . .
PIRATES
CONTINUED FROM 5
Par their .aorta, Coech Laird
~X-wu named Community
~ C:O.c:h ot the Year hr the
Cellfomli Coac:bei' Msodltion.
cOnterence dwnpionahlps.
'D'Kk aad fie.Id: Appell. only
a freshman, &boWed he'll be a
force to be reckoned with in his
1aphomore c:ia}npaign. He,
Hancock and Langley wero the
only Piratet to adVance to the
State Finals at Cerritos College.
strong lbowmg ~g the
Pirates had only one returner,
Rodrigo de Oliveira. wbo bad
seen limited duty a1 o backup
leCOlld. pi..yer iii OCC history
to pa11 for moni duln 31000 yards
tn a l8UCJD along with Alvtn
White (1971-72).
aMebd: Thi PinWtl lta.ned
the season with a acbool·record
13 straight wins. OCC was 16-t
agolnlt nonconfereoce foes, but
stru99led to a fifth.place tie with
a 9-15 conference record.
driver the previous see.son. -;
Golf: "It wasn't a great year.
but lt wasn't bad.• saJd Coach
Tucker ol his freshman-•
Newport Hatbot High product
Steve Gonul ... an All-MJssioo
Conference Centeral DivisiOn
First-Team selection, was named
the team MVP and won the
"Hitter of the Year• award for
the second straight year. The tint
time that bu happened since
Mike Musso in 19'1?-78).
Appell, flnished second in the
3,000-meter steeplechase, ta.king
almost 12 seconds oft his
previous personal best in a time
of 9:27.88.
dominated group. . -:
Keith Achman was a mce
surprl.se, playing either Nos. 1 ISr
2 most of the last half of the :
season. He hadn't been counted
on at the beginning, but was the
most consistent playe.r by the end
of the year.
Sophomore tackle Matt
Meehan joined Gonzales as a
First-Team selection.
Placeipcker Nate Bennett, a
Second-Teame.r and former
Newport Harbor grad, was a
perfect 6 of 6 in field goal
attempts.
Preshman reliever Bryan
Moore earned A.ll-OEC honors
while sophomores Geoff Wilson
and Deric Yanagisawa were
named Second-Tham along with
freshman Craig Ritter.
The Pirates started the season
by winning the Copperhead
Classic and the Golden Coast
Classic before stumbling through
the conference schedule.
Cross Country: Mike Hancock
was the top finisher for the
Pirates at the Cal.i.f omia
Community College Cross
Country Championships, taking
24th place.
Hancock, who was third in the
1,500 as a hesbman, led the first
two b'ips around the track at the
state meet. but just couldn't
muster enough kick as he
slipped to fifth. Hancock won the
800 and the 1,500 at the
conference championships.
Langley, whQ wasn't able to
spend a lot of time practicing in
prepartion for the State Meet due
to the volleyball team's extended
season, still managed a
seventh-place finish, clearing 6-8
in the high jump.
The Pirates, who needed to
w1n their final three matches to
make the conterence
championships. beat Rancho
Santiago, Riverside and Cypress
down the stretch to do just that.
"The top three spots were
pretty well locked up," Tucker
said. "But it was a pretty good
battle between us and Rancho.•
sec 1Bhs Renkosld
Soccer: The Pirates made
their eighth straight playoff
appearance, but for the fourth
straight year they were knocked
out of the Southern California
Regionals in the first round at
East Los Angeles College: This
time, 4-0.
As a team, OCC finished 11th
at State, after finishing 11th in
the Southern California Regional
Playoffs.
Hancock, formerly of Newport
Harbor High, covered the
four-mile course in 21.23.
Estancia High grad Johann
Appell was hot on his heels,
taking 29th in 21.30.
Wa ter Polo: Former Olympic
Silver Medalist -and first-year
head coach -Chris Oeding's
squad won four wins in five
games toward the end of the
season to propel the Pirates into
the Regionals where they
dropped a first-round match on
the road at Palomar.
Assistant Coach Beth
Ren.k.oski will be taking aver
the reJns of the Southern
califomia College softball•
team.
MARC MARTIN I DALY PILOT nm O'Brien. 1n only his fourth season at the helm, was named
Orange Empire Conference Coach of the Year in basketball.
OCC (7-8-5, 6-3-3) went seven
games without a loss in a late
rush to finish second in the
conference and earn a No. 8
seed in the Regionals. The men finished third in the
OCC finished with a losing
record (11-17-1, 5-7), but it was a
The six-year veteran
assistant. and school sports
information director, will
replace Bekki 1\uner, who
resigned after last ~n.
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PUBLIC NOTICES SION) LOCATED AT 2073 5-23-Ve PUBLIC NOTICE ll«~lot• -.cuttd and dtll¥•.O fOI the use and occupancy al. Before t•king cen etn inahu ducribed: Lot 98 men fuly *9all»ed In the more tully dHcrbld In the
HARBOR BOULEVARD IN AddrHa for Inform• to lh• 1111d«11antd • wn11111 of ttioae portions of the very important ectione, of Tract No. 3363 11 per ebow ,.,ennc.d DHd ol lbove ref~ Deed of PUBLIC NOTICE A C2 ZONE. ENVIRON· tlon About the Sale PUBLIC NOTICE Oeclarat10n of O.~ult lllld 0.-raatricted common area however• the pereonel Ma R oroed I Book 112. Trutt. The •eet eddreu Trutil The ..,... lddreu ---------1 MENTAL DETERMINATION: P.O. Box 30220 La~ NOTICE OF SALE mand for Sale. and wrrtten not1Ge desi natad in the Declare-representative will be P ec n Md OCf'9f common deslgrv-*"' odMlf common de9'gNl-
8SC 5174 EXEMPT. NI I .' CA Notice Is hereby given of dtfaull and ol llecl10n to cauM I g t R let' nd required to give notice Pages 37 to 48 of Mia· Ion. f MY. ol the rHI prop-tlon, W Sty,°' the,... pop.
NOTICE OF ~J~~~~:~~NI~ :;.:,~, Att~~ ~. • ~rlu pursuant to .. ctlons 3071 =~~~:_1111S!y10Ald""o: ~~~w~ on et~; C:~:~in· to intareated persons cenane~us Mapa, Fifed In erty de9a~ ,ll»le ta tftY duCrtbed ~ b
PETITION TO CENTER. AUTHORIZED 2418 (714) 380.2058 ~t;:1~,~:e·~, c~ll~~= llOnl, and lhtltall• lh• Undtl· ium Plan for each unit. The unless t~•Y have the Office of the County ~ '° be. ~ w ~~ ~
ADMINISTER AGENT FOR COAST COM· Publlah ad Newport the undersl ned, HARBOR 111gned cauNd Ntd nota ol propeny eddress •nd other w•ived notice or con-Recorder of Said County. CA--~~= taio.
ESTATE OF1 MUNITY COLLEGE DIS· Beach..Coal8 Mes• Dally TOWING wff1 sell at public defauh and ol tleciion 10 ti. common deaignetion if H'!ted to the ~~oeed The property address and '9*I Trutltee dlstl.llma TNIC" dltdalms .ny
RICHARD BURLESON 6WfJ,.t:l.Ru~:4~~r:..W'r~ Pilot June 10. 1998. M215 auction, at 1022 E. CHEST·~~~~~ 1~· = ~~~":f any, of the real prop~rty :;~~n.I ad~ini~tr=~i~~ other common designation. llf'f 11b11v fOf llf'f lnccf· tty for .nv.::::=~
SEATON •k• EXCEED MAXIMUM AN PUBL C T C NUT. SANTA ANA. CALIF. OlllClll Record• 11'1 lhe olla of Ille ducribed above is pur-a thor t will be rented if any, ol the real property f9dneaa Of the *8lt lief. the..,... ....-
RICHARD 8 . SEATON TENNA HEIGHT 30' PER: I NO I E 92701 at 9:00 am on JUN~ rtcofdti ol Orlno• County, SMd ported to be: 711 West u~ess • Yan lnt~rHted described above is pur-chu and act. common common .. _..,.-.. .-,..-""'The"'" I "f'f,
CASE NO. A182823 MITTED; 81' PR8POSED) Notice 11 hereby glven ~~;1~:g6 '~: !ollow~';;1 :~. ~le ~I PIOl*tY Wiii ti. made in 11th Street. Unit E·8 Costa person filea an objection potted to be: 3198 Coun-=-'°'" I .ny, ~ ::=;. ~ l#1P8ld '::
To all heirs, beneficiaries, FOR A WIRELESS AN· lhal the undersigned will YHr" 1~ ~a~: Ford u: H" oonddlOn Wllhoul covenant Men. CA 92627. The un· to the pecition end try Club Drive Costa Mesa, the ...;:J: :::.C. ""'::::. lf1Ce wlh lnt•ffl ther9dl\ ol credit~!· conling~_credl· TENNA FACILITY, INCLUD· be sold et Public Auction c.nse· #2TRG07S CALIF or wadrrantv1·}!I>'-°' imphed, derslgned Trustee disci•lms shows oood ceu11 why CA 92626 The under· wett thereon CJf the..-....... the ......... -.... aaftd.•by lors . .,..., persons .. ,..., may ING 6 PANEL ANTENNAS on MONDAY JULY 1, 1996 ,, . ' "reo" 1119 ",. ~n. or f' b""• f h Id . . ~ --· 01h-ise be lnle11st8d in & A BASE TRANSCEIVER 81 lO:OO .:m. KEU.Y & .. IN l1FAPP909QLT189996. 111C11mbranca,topaylherem11n· any 18 ..,,y or any 1ncor-the coun • ~ not s1gne.d ~rustee disc.lams tlonMCUredbytheproper1y lhepropertytoi.-*f,_,.
the wfll or estale or both STATION EQUIPMENT KARL JACKSON KE AUC-Slid sale ls lor the pur· 1119 pr~ eum of Ille notl(a) rectneaa of tha property grant the authonty. any ll8bihty for any incor-to be mtd plul WUlbll ~~co.ta,
ol: RICHARD BURLESON UNIT ON THE ROOF OF TION SERVICE,• P.o: BOX pose of satisfying lien. of NCllred by lltd deed ol Ttull, address •nd other common ~ HE~RING on the rectness of the ptoperty ..elrnlQd coeta. upenMS upenees 8fld MMlncff 8t
SEATON •ka RICHARD B THE ORANGE COAST 825 RIALTO CA. 112317 1he undersigned tor towing w.1h 1n1erest aa 1n taid note designation if 8ny shown petition will be held on dd nd the omm llnd edY11ntH •the timed Iha tJme d Iha lr1IUll ~ SEATON . COLLEGE LIBRARY LO. 909,-873-0744 AUCTION and ator~e t~ether with p1ovlded, idv1ncn, ii any, undlf herein. The total .amount July 11, 1996 et 1 :45 a ress • ~ r c on ,the lr1IUll publlc:lltlon d tt» c.aon ol Che Noek1 rA 11111
A PETITION has been CATED AT 2701 FAIRVIEW BONO 1723-4i-t9. Costs of a vef\lsng and tx· the term of taid Deed ol Trull, of the un aid b•l8nce of P.M. in Oept. 703 locat· designation. if any, thown ~ CJf "* " Is-~• .. polllble
hied by HENRY WAYNE ROAD IN AN l&R ZONE ALLSPACE. COSTA pensesofsale. feac11¥geeillldexpen-ol1ht I' ~ ed et 341 The City herein. Thetotal •mount S-,m.27 .• Is possllte lhetattNU!Mof .... the
SNYDER In lhe Superior ENVIRONMENTAi. DETER: MESA, 1535 NEWPORT Dated lhls 3151 day of Trvat• ind of tllt llulti CfMtlll the ob igetion secured by 011va Ora n ge CA of the unpaid balance of ttlll .. h time d .. the °'**19 btd ""t be Ina
Court ol Cahfornla County EMPT BLVD COSTA .. ESA CA May 1996. by Nld Deed ol fruit SMI Nit the propeny to be sold and 92"68 bli i d b opening btd ~Ina ttWt the~ .._..._s
OR G ' MIN.: EX · ·• m • Jean M Noutary will ti. held on Julo/ 2 1996 11 reasonable estimated " · the 0 get on secure Y ... _-.... .-6... dlle ln8dllllonto ~ ..... the ol AN E. 3 ZONING ACTION ZA· 92627 ' 3 oo th 1 ' 11 ' IF YOU OBJECT TO the pr""art to be sold 1nd u-. .... ,...,. ieu · _.,, THE PETITION requests gs'.24 FOR MIKf CAAiOLA/ A134, JEFF NELSON, Published Newporl pm on ' ronl 11>1 lo cotta, e11pen1es •nd ed· the rantit'l of the ....,.. y . , due. ln8dcMtontocuh,the T'nne.•11e~~s
lhat HENRY WAYNE SNY· ANDREW BUIE AUTHO-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Beach.Costa Mesa Da1ty t!,:11;oo Eofc~':!~119~~;: vances •t the trne of the petitio"n yo"u should reeson•ble Htim8ted cosu, Tru.tM wll ~ cuhltf'I :::.:. dn~ .. on 8 a.c.c °'
DER be appointed as per· RIZED AGENTS. FOR PO-A 183. DAVID MOORE, Piiot June to. 1996. CA Ai Ill• lomt OI the 111~iai tniti•f public•tion of the • ear • It the hearin expenses Ind edv•ncu at mecu dr8Wh on I .... or --• ch8cj(
sonal represenlalive to ad· SEIDON GROUP INTERNA. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS M214 oubl1C1110n ol lh• nOllCAI lht Notice of Sale 1s: .: state your objec~ the time of the initial publi· ~ blwlll. • chedl dr= ~~or•=
minister lhe eslate of the TIONAL. INC.. FOR A A229, LAURJE GORDON, PUBLIC NOTICE iotat 1mo11n1 ol the unpaid bll· •156,241 .23. In addttton lion• or file written cation of the Notice of Sele ~ ~ IU!le°'·or. ~1111 :awn .... •...,..! f...&-8' decedent. MINOR CONDITIONAL USE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS I th ob~ td by h T iJ • t218 923 9"" I dd' ...,_ ... -. .. , -THE PETITION requests PER IT TO LO GE B157 CARTER INT INC tnce o ' ion MCUr to ces ' the rustH w I objections with. the is: ' . v . n e i-dr--. by• IUte Of '9derll MYlnO• 8fld ~ auod-. M AL W BA L • • NOT1c• OF lhed•~• ~~ ....... ~-ol lrull accept a cesh11r's check court before the hear· t1on to cuh, the Trustee .......... s __. ... _ ..----.L. ....._ • ..-as......&etee.. lhe decedents Will and BAKEAY. WITH ON·SITE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS '"' an ...,1111 .. -...,... DP«I-•• ,. .,.. .._., _,... -.. -··..-_., codlcffs, II any, be admitted SEA TING FOR 12 OR B 1 6 e ME Ko e NT DISSOLUTION OF and ldvancn ,. s40; 97 3S 11 ii drawn on a st•t• or na· rng. Y~r eppeer•noa will accept 1 cuhler's lllton, uvtngs a 90C':il'ion, or UlltnQe ti.nit lpldftlcl In
to probate. The Wlll and FEWER. IN A MULTI· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ' PARTNERSHIP AND p0wblt that ac the lKnt ol Nit tionaf bank, a check drawn mav be in per1on or by check drawn on• state or or lllYlnas banll lfl'Clfitd In Section l t02 ol the FlMn-
any codicils. are av8llable TENANT COMMERCIAL 9219, MICHAEi. BRINK· LACK OF AUTHORITY lh• ooen1ng brd may be"" 1han by• state or fedtr•I credit your attorney. netional bank. 1 check k'tton 1102 al the ~ clll Code-"' MllholtzM to
for examination In the file CENTER WITH MORE Mi\N, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Nollce Is hereby given lht total indel>ledlMIM due Date union or a check drawn by IF YOU ARE A drawn b a state or federal dll Code Md~ to do butlnese In this tUtt. kepi by the court. THAN 3~ SIMILAR EAT· B241 , SCOTT HILL, pursuant to Section 615196 Sault fmnall CotPOra-•stat• or federal savin s CREDITOR or • conttn· . Y. do but1iM11 In flls llt.lte. ~ .... wll be INlde, llhn THE PETITION requests ING ESTABLISHMENTS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 15035 5 of the Califorr-Qhon u Mid Trull" 8y TD . g gent creditor of the credit union or I check Sald .... wtlbemMte,lrun AllS"concltJon,but ~
authority to administer the LOCATED AT 488 EAST B262, SANDRA CAS. Corpo'rattons Code thal Service Company, IQ.n1 8Y end lo8n ·~•ocl8tlon, ~av· dlceased, you mu•t file drawn by a state oc federal NAS ISN eoncllion, but _.,._ OUC c:oveNnt or wwrwrty,
estate under lhe lndepen· 17TH STAEET. IA·\Ot, IN TAN EDA. HOUSEHOLD Dfgltel Accounting Sys· fm"* DIP'llma 1750 E fourth lngs .ssoc;i~~on or nvr~gs your eleim with the savings •tid loan Hsocla· °" covenanr °' Weffllnty, 'Jlll'IU Of lmfJlled .....,.o.
dent Administration ol Es-A Ct ZONE. ENVIRON· ITEMS tams, a genetal rart,,.,..hfp Sl Slt 700 Santa Alla, C. 92705 bank specified In .Section coun and meil e copy to tlon savitigs association or IJIPIU Of Implied reg.rd-Ing WI, pos111don Of en-ia.tes Act. (This 1uth0tlty MENTAL DETERMINATION: 8407, ROYA/JIM YASS/ conslstlng 0 Roland (7(4)S'H372 Wt are mi111119 5102 of the Ananciel Code the per. tonal represent a· : b k If led In lno We, poc..,don 01 en-eunawes. to ...WV the wdl 811ow 1tie personal rep-EXEMPT. WE IMER, HOUSEHOLD Johnny 80d Emit L NH· 11\t Benttoary 10 colecl I debt end •uttiorized to do bull· uve ointed b t he SIV~gs an spec . cumbrwee, ID UCltty the llMMtltedlieu eecur.t by
resentallve to take many IF THE ABOVE AC· ITEMS h•nl80, •.k.•. E. MlchHI andany1nlotm1honweob1amWlll neu tn thlS state. In the c our~p within Yfou r 5:8ctl0tl 5102 of the Finan-lndttlt«lnns -.cured by uld DMd of Trull. ~
actions wllhout court ap-TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL· B 4 4 3, RE 9 u N KAH Newm•n. •.k.•. Michael bt uMd kW 11111 llUlpott wt11111\ef event tender other then h 1 h l t ~I Code •nd authorized to Mid Deed ol TNlt, .0. v11nen ~. with'• proval. Before taking cer-LENGED IN COURT. THE JONES, HOUSEHOLD Newman, 8.k.a. Mike N-· rtQtlVed orally or Ill wrrling II sh · d h T • mfont. 9 r~tn t e a 8f do bualnau lti this st1te. Vancfl thereundef, wlh i,.. t•Ht*•a cMded. "'4h taln very lmportanl •ctlons. CHALLENGE MAY BE UM· ITEMS rNn 8nd Which carried on l'llliable. Ille expeclld open111g ca IS accept• l e . rus 0 first IHU8".'C 0 '~"'.. *"'the unpllld lpal ol the Nott however, ttwt personal rep-ITED TO ONLY THOSE IS· B455, W.ILAURA ROB-its boslness •I 4100 N-· brd rNybt obtlllled by Cllltng lh• tee may withhold t~e 1ssu· lett•ra H p roVld 1n In the event tel"lter other ~ ol the Note MCI.If by uld DMd °'
resentatlve will be required SUES RAISED IN WRITIEN EATS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS port Place Suite 250 N-· 1o11o;:i.t*c>lton• ftUmbtrl on 8f1Ce of the Trustee s Deed section 9100 of• the than Cbh IS •CCapted the by Mid Deed ol TNlt wlh lrUftlt lhlfeon
10 give notice to ln1eres1ed CORRESPONDENCE DE· CH>O. RUDY BLANCO JR., port Beach, Calllornla, waa I~• d, '°"th• ult~·~~ untfl funds become avail-Ceftfor'!ia Probete C~e. Trustee rNIY withhold the TNlt """" lr!Wffl "'8reon as PfoWled In MW Mote,
persons unless they have LIVERED TO THE ZONING HOUSEHOLD ITEMS dissolved on June 6 1996 r~ 6~C 42851 7c ·l · able to the peyee or en· The time for fifing luuance of the Trustee's • f!'°lltdlcl In Mid Note, plus fMs. charges 8fld.a.
waived notice or consented ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR C1S5, NADINE WARREN, Alter such date, no part· . • 0 4 dorsea H 8 matter of right. cf11ms will not expire Deed until funda become plua lees, cMrgM M"9 U • peNHaltheTnm.e.Wal
lo the p1oposed •ctlon.) TO THE ABOVE DATE. HOUSEHOLD ITfMS ner lo the pal1nership h8s Seid Mii will be made but before four monthl ii bf ti Pl" .. oltheTNltMMdol the trUllts CfNted by Mid
The lndepend~nt admlnls· FOR FURTHER IN FOR MA· C 1 8 5 • G E 0 R GE authority tcr bind the othllf PUBLIC NOTICE wrthout covenant or ~.,. from the hearing date av ad a • to t e P''[tH 0~ tt. trU111t1 c:ruled by Uld Deed ol TNlt. CTC FONdc>-trauon IUlhOrtly Wiii be TION ON THE ABOVE AP· KRKWUS. HOUSEHOLD partnefln the p81'\n1<$hlp . noticed above en ortH ., I 11'11 er 0 DledolTNlt. CTC Fcnclo-... s.w. Corpor ......
granled unless an Inter· PLICATIONS, TELEPHONE ITEMS Dated: June 6, 1996 . NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S rantv •. exp~ess or imp~ed YOU MAY EXAM· right. Said sale will t>. ... S..W. Corporlllion, 400 Counlrywkii Wey,
ested person files . an ob· 754·5245 OR CALL AT THE Pub 11 sh• d N • w port Roland Johnny SALE UNDER DEED OF regarding tnfe, possession INE the fife k ept by the made. but without cove· 400 Countrywtde W•y, sv.-. S1mt Vllley, CA
jeetion to Iha ptlihon and OFFICE OF THE PLAN· Beach·Coste Mesa Dlllty Publlshed Newport TRUST FILE: 96·9111CM or .•ncumbr•ncH, to Sat· coun If you ere• per· nant or warranty exprHs av•. Simi V•y, CA tlOll, "'°"9: (IOll
show gOOd dcause why the NINO DIVISION. ROOM Pilot June 10. 17, 1996. eeach·Cos1• Mesa Dlity LOAN: 700629 OTHER: lsfy the indebtedness se· eon intereeted in the 0 implied regerd'ng title l30ll. Phone: (IOI) 1»'100 ext. 21111. 5818 ir..
coohrt 1i hOul not gr•nt the 200. 77 FAIR DRIVE, M218 Pilot June 10, 1996. M216 2630948 A p NUMBER cured by said Deed. ad· H t•t• you me tile r 1 • 1»4100 HI. 2-. a.te In-IOf'INltlon (1111 W7~. aut orty. COSTA MESA CALIFOR· " . . vances thereunder with ' y possessron or tncum· fonNltlon (t tt) .-r-4231 8y. Glnaiw "'°°"8Y TNll-A HEARING on the pell· NIA. ' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 939·83-v56 YOU ARE IN ·d d. h with the coun • fo~af brancea to satisfy the in-ly: Gulltwl ~ "'s s.ile Oftlctr, 'o.c.d: lion wllf be held on JUNE DEFAULT UNDER A DEED interest u prove e t are· Requeet for Special ' . Trutt .. ·s I.tie omc. O&?AIN ASAP20IMllt
27. 1996. at 1 :45pm In B~~ci~~s:s~ d M~s~ w ~~i; 1 NOTICE OF NOTICE OF OF TRUST, DA TED In. Ind the unpaid principal Notice q/ the filing of an oebtedness secur8d by aeid D.ad· OSl%7M &"IO f11J .-!.
Dept. 703 ~led at 341 Pilot June 10, 1996. y INTENDED APPUCATION TO 09/23/87, UNLESS YOU bafatice of ttie Note se· lnw ntor'f end appraiHI Deed'.advancesthereundef, ~111,lllO fl1 l--·-------
The City Drrve South, Or· M219 TRANSFER SELL ALCOHOLIC TAKE ACTION TO PRO· cured by Hid Deed with of H tate a11et1 or of with interest as provided '
ange. CA 92668. Nolice Is hereby given BEVERAGES TECT YOUR PROPanY IT interut thereon H pro· eny petltloti or •ccount therein. and the unpaid AUBLIC NOTICE
IF ~OU OBJECT TO the PUBLIC NOTICE that Sheward & Sons & June 7, 1899 MAY 8E SOLD AT A PUS. vlded In said Note. fees, •• pro"W1dad in secnoti prlnclpaf balance of th11--.--------
granting of the pelllion. you 13823 ... • Sons, heving Its addreu as To Whom It May Con-LIC SALE IF YOU NEED chargea •nd e11pen11s of 1250 of the Cefifornie Note secured by said Deed NOTICE OF TRUSn::E'S should •ppeat at lhe hear· ens .._ 222 211\ Street. Newport . MARIE CA E...,.. · he nd h Prob•te Code A Re· . SALE TS. No Ing •nd state your ob-Dep•nment of Beach Ca. 92663 Inlands cem. U: ,...,ER AN EXPl>.NATION Of THE t trustee a t e trusts f S :el N w ith Interest thereon ., M-01~. Loan No. ~Ions or file wrillen ob-the TrHsury/ 10 lr1nster' 11s lnilfHt In PIE SHOPS INC ~ap. NATURE OF THE PRO· crHted by nld Dtad of r H t ·or P!l':.bt ftice provided in said Note, fMa, 021Mf7 Tide Order ~ l~~ion1 with the court be-Internal Revenue certain personal property ~~~l~ t~~fge Contr~l CEEOING AGAINST YOU, !rust· Tl,!ls property ~s ~-t~~~~n•cl:rit. • rom charges and expen111 of ~1tll:l lnvlltOfllnturef
ore the hearing. Your •P· Servt c• to: Dinwiddie ConstrucUon to 5911 tllcohollc bev9tages YOU SHOULD CONT ACT 1ng aokf ... Is and wtth A...,.. far ... lhlcM•· the trustee and the trusts ffo. 1e1• ~ No.:
pear•nce may be In person Notte• of Company, Intended Tr•nS'· at 353 E 17th Stre« Cos1a A LAWYER. NOTICE Is •II f•ult.s. No repreunta· ~· AGlnlc* • created by said Deed of otCM71·21 YOU ME IN DI!-°' by yow attorney. · feree. hevlng lls address as M C 9262 •• ..__._.'""-'the: w p tion warranty °' guar•ntea ....;.__.,_,__ · FAULT UNDER A DEED Of'
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IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Public: Auction Sale 1145 Wilshire Boulevard, .. e~~· A 1 wilh a ,_...,, V" • .,, t 11 ~ w~ther e ass or .......,led 10ll20 ..__ ~. Tr.ust. This property la TRUST, <».Tm CMIOllM
Of a contingent creditor ol Under the authority In In-Suite 100 Los Angeles Cal· 47 Qn.s.le Genet8l Eat· Reconw.r•11ce, Inc: .• A Ceh· . ICPfi .,,... .-0 being sold ·as Is" and UM.OS 't'OU TN<eAC110N 3600 Pmcfflc View OrM Iha deceased, you must Ille t~rnal Revenue Code sec· llornla; and tha1 Intended in, Place llcente~). fomla CC>rl>Ofatlon, es tt\.I.., is m•d• or given by the &.. An I h CA 9002.4 "with all faults." No repre· TO ~TECT YOU\ PROP· Newport a.ct! your ct1lm with the c0Ut1 hon 6331. lhe property de· TransferH Intends to es· ublfth •d I WP-Orl tff, or iucceuor tru1tee, rustee Hffing this prop-08/07. 08/10, 06/1 4 r EftTY rT MAY BE SOLD AT 144-2100 and mlll a copy lo \he per· scnbed below has been sign Its interest In said per-Beach-co.ta Mui Deity or eubatltuted trustee pur· ertv. Pro1pectlv1 buyers sentatlon, warTantv or gU8 • A fiUiUC SN..£ F YOU 1 .... ______ _,
sonal represenl•llve ap-seized for nonpayment ol sonal property to the J. Ptlot June 10, 17, 24, 199'. auent to the Deed of Trutt re strongly urged to con· PUBLIC NOTICE •ntee whether express or NEED AH EXl'\.ANATION Ofl PIERCI ~
pointed by the coun within lnlltfn81 revenue ~axes due Paul Getty Trusl, h•ving rts M224 t•cuted b Gordon Ha 11 vet their own invt1tiga· mplied is made or QIWfl by THE NATUftE Ofl THE PftO. IB1 __ ._.
lour months from the date fr~;' Elliabelh B~:/e~ address 11 401 Wilshire PUBLIC NOTICE •nd Mlcke~ Haye• H~s · n concerning this prop-NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S the mmee nlflng ttils P'C>P-CEEDtNO AGAINST YOU, ....,...ay
ol first Issuance of th• let· al Pe g[~P~~u: 1
8 sp~~ Boulev•rd, Sulit 900, Santa band etid Wife ,,' Join; ny. WH Pac Reoonvey-SALE UNDER DEED OF tl"Y· Proipectlve buyers YOU SHOUL.o CONTACT A Mortuary* Chapel ters es provided In section u u n s Monie•. C•hlornla 90401 . A NOTICE Of' I A C If I TRUST FILE· 96 9092CM 1v ed LAWYER. Notice Is hereby C tJo 9l00 of the Calllornl• Pro-Video by Internal Revenue general descrlpllon ol uld NON·RESPONllllLl'TY Ten•nts, Recorded on nee, ~·· a 1 orn • . · • are ttrong,, urg t~ con-alwrt ltllll CTC FoltdMUre rema n
bat• Cod•. The lime tor Ill-Code section 6335 8nd r .. personal property Is•• fol· Notice Is h.efebY QIVen 09/30/87 H Instrument orpor•tton, as Trustee. LOAN. X5669-40217 ductthelrownlnveltiglltlorl a.vtcea C« lldora, • 110 Broadwa
Ing ct•ims wUI not expire lete<S regulatlon1. lows. to-wit: All materials, that the undWllg1.cr w\11 No. 8 7. 5.49364. in Book 1601 Dove Street. Suite OTHER: 6240765 A.P. concerning thll property, duty ~ "'*-pw· Costa ~y
t>ef0te four months from t~• of Sale: June 24fh, raw and fabricated In ac:> not be respon.tt>te for eny Page of Officlaf record• In 230, Newport Beach, CA NUMBER 139-123-01 YOU Wes Pao Reconveyenc.e, __,.,,. eo the Deed CJf TNlt Ma .. tlO
Iha heiring date noticed Tlme of s.ie· 11.00 am cordance with contract b9-debit or llablli\I.. ~ 1he office of the County 92660, 1714) 68().3978, ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER Inc., A C•flfornla CO<· e111C\Md by LAiia w. Mlt· t•--•••••• ·~·MAY EXAMINE the Place of Sale; Intern•! ~= 11~·.;:~d '·Sona & tr8Ct8d by enyoM oCPltr Recorder of ORANGE By: Cristine Moreno. Trus· A DEED OF TRUST, DATED poratlon, u Trustee, 1801 c.tll, .Jt., an~~
lile kepi by the COUf1 If YoU Revenue Service, 24000 localed st 222~; ~.: ~~myself, on Of •fl• IN• County, Cekforni•, and ae S•le Officer, Dated: 02113190, UNLESS YOU Dov. Str .. t Suite 230, ::ir'~~ No.
are a person lnteteited In Avlla Road, 3rd Floor, Newport Beach, C• .• 92663 ~.:~ thli tU\ d• of pursuant to the Notice of 129196 NPP15389 PUB: TAKE ACTION TO PRO· Newport Beach,~ 92660. ~In 8cM*-,, 1~ 11uite, you may 111• ~,°= c!203B, Lagun• and said transfer and .,. June, 11il98 Y DefaUlt and Election to Sell 06~~~~=· 06/l 7/98, TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT 1714) 680-3978. By: Crlt· -.l.ofOlftdlU'eccwdaln7':
With,,,. oourt a f0t!MI A• rY111 . Offered: Only Iha ilgnment of said peBOnll Jany Armour. 111 York· thereund~r recorded I MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB· tln.t Mo1eno, TruatH Sale omc.otthe~~ ~il:, s:a~ =~ ~ht, title, and lnlerest ol ~:=~r~h~o ~srco:::r:r ~~· Cotta ~. ~=~ :a~:.Toir, PUBLIC NOTICE LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED Officer. D•ted: 05/30/9 = ~~ ~":
and apptetsel ol •t•I• U · zabeth Ba1t:y, In Ind to Mey 11197 at the office ol Publhhed New p ort f Id Offlc~I R d AN EXPLANATION OF TliE NPP15409PU8: OIS/10/M, 01 ... i&Oi:oo ..... II h
·111s or of 1111y petition or ;he P':9ftY wit bet odffer~d Dinwiddie Conattuctlon BHch.COata ~ Dally ~·SEU Jul ~c~~g'e ~,,,.,.,7 NATURE OF THE PRO· 06/17/98,06/24/te Nofth ,,_~to._.
•ceount II provided In Of 18 · reques 9 • 1 8 Company •I t 145 Wllshlre Piiot Junt tO 1 'T 2A 19H on y ' N01JCE Of CEEOING AGAINST YOU Co4lliy Courthoute 100 aecclon 1250 of the Calllor· Internal Revenue S8'Vlce Boulevard, City of Los All-' ' ' M213 at In the Oued Area of the rt:nf10M TO YOU SHOULD CONT ACT PUBLIC NOTIC! Clvtc: C.-Dfl\ll 'Wnl. ni.I Probllle Code. A R• wlll furnish lnform•tlon getes, Cllllornla. City Hall of Buene P•tk • -Senl.t Ma. CA et~ auc-
ques1 for S~af Nolicl about poulble encum-D1tld lhis 3rd day of PUIUC llOTICI CMc Cetiter It 6650 Bald\ ADUI I sin A LAWYER. NOTICE is Nara Ofl TNMTSI don. '° 9'I ,.._ btcMw
form la •v•ltabA from the bra~ea, which may be Jun. 1996. llvd. Bvena Park. CA, et ESTATE OF: GOLDIE he'9tr( given that WH ,.c No. fOf Ulfl °' ~ .. ,.
coul1cllf'k. useful In dt1ermlnl:'t.the Publlshed New~orl HOTIC(OffAUSTEC'SSN..EfS 11 •00 AM AT PUBLIC JCmU fttCOl1wywe.tnc.,AC•ll· =171~~&.A*INo. ta'*' below, i119Y11bt1 In
Attorner for ttM Petl· ~ of the lollfeat Ing Beach.Costa Mesa Diiiy No A2i1154 UM Code~ ~Otll AUCTION TO Tl-IE HIGH· CASE NO. At82MO fomll COfl>Of•tlon, H trus· a.tit lllt Ofdef Ho. IUll •time o1 t., II ftgh(,
tton.rs 0.acrlptlon of PrOl)lrty: PUot June tO, 1996• ::,~.:.., eor:: EST BIDDER FOR CASH To .. ~re, ben.ff· tta, Ot eucceuor trustH, *"'* lnw......._., ... and ......... convtyed
HARRY I . WESTOVER, Two-story slnole f8lflily re• Ma1J ratlOfl .. ~-=iled TM• lpeylble •t the time of Illa cl41ritl . oreditore, con-or aubatltuted trustee put· No. ~I N'N No.: '°end NI# held by. Uftdet HQ., (CH1028248J, ldence. wtth laut (4) b8d· PUBLIC NOTIC! wilds· 111e ~ In lewf\il rnonev of trw Unf. tln;ent cr9dttore, ~ ~t to the Deed of Trust ll:NM» YOU_. It 5 Niel Died t:I Tru9'. In ~ HAJltRY I, WEITOVIR room1 •nd thfff •nd on• d-' of 1n11t Wll Slll. AT •s>. 811 P•r9on1 whomeyotnwr-rNA.T UNl:M A~ OI' ~ liltuMed In llid
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DOVI R DRIVI ITI. proKlmaltlY 4,188 ~· fl., Plotltloua8uilM.. lST HUR FOi\ tASM (•the IM lnterHt conveyed to the wilt or eet•te, or dathlti<! Vlthnu M. Rim· UNLKMYOUTNC8ACT10N --------...... ---------
1 0 0 M 1 w p 0 R T on approxfrnately 1.1 acrN H•m• lt•t•menl 10t1111 •di .. .....,..,, ,-., 111 •nd tlow held by It under both, of: GOLDI! JO-1th, Rec0<d1d on to MOTET YOUt ~
aUCH CA Hteo Pool and apa. The lollowlng l*aont 111 Ille U.. S-..l ~ the Mid Deed of Trust In tM SEPH 2/2 t /90 81 Instrument llf.'R .. "il""y M ~==~==~~~===~===:'t • CornmonfY known u : 150 doing bull • J c.hllr'l,oertlllldorOIMrcMb p1openy situated In Nld A PfTITION ha No &0.090e&l in 8o It A UU. •YOU 1, Publlthtd N•wport S. V811ey Vl.w Place, Anl· Cr wn t.entN as. tiguet ~ 111 CM! Codt $4cl1011 County end State here· been filed by JAM!S J. ' o ,_,M IJCPlAHATIONOI'
8eech.C0tta Mth D.Uy helm, CA 92807 Cl~ Plau ·~~g JJD~ 292411 ,,...,.. ii fvl II fllt tMlt lnattM dltcrlbecl· IXMafT JOSEPH I" the l uoettor P19t of Offk:lal reeo~t In 1l4a NAT\N OP 1l4a ""°"
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THE COSTA MESA ZON· drlV• by rxJyAM.ttte • ,~:::11 ~-3~n.sw~~ wn .. llOr,., ..... l ,..,.,. km.,..., 1'9Corded S.pttm• jOS"H ,!: -.ic>of"ted. Electlon to StH thereunder ..., l/ff4= ..... ,....
INQ AOMINISTAATOA Payment flftM: Deferred ~·CA ~ etNUICIMY me JWll 111141 e.r 28 1981 in Book ~· perao ,..,,._.m.. ded 02/29118 In 9ook .... to .. DIM fl TNll WILL AENOER A OECI· ""'"men1 followa· 2$% T • of c.tomll AtGotdtd ....... ....... • 2' tiVI to ..,,.Mt., the I No. ......._ ~~1 w .... Sf ON ON THURSDAY ,,.., ea ' hit bullnni 11 co~ 27 1'90 .. Im !lo to R 4123 1.__, Plgt 1 1 t of Off!.· Hletl of the ~ent. gt, H natrument 1, .._ .. ,.
JUNE 20. 1098. OA AS :: bl":°" wn~C:~~1:0: duct8d by: • oen-11 pert• 111hOkPl99ot01t•cilh1cot* 111 cl•I Record~ of Orenge THE P!TmoN r•· 18-0n4et of ••Id Otfk: .. 1 ~ .,_,, •
SOON AS POSSIBLE due t>v' t:OO pm on the ';!hip tlle offlcle ol the Rdfdtl ol County, Cthtomi.. P'AR· queite the deoedent't "6cotdt, WILL. SELL on ...._.. .. Ml. W71, In
fHCAEAFTEA, ON THE fourth day toioWtng tM to 1r::.ci'~c::= ~= Teo..i.:l" ~~CA."a ~ ca Z: An vndMded WILL end codldle, If 1. Ullht In the Quad ... -. ~~ Olllltll
FOUCJ:1."° ~ ZA-dac• of..,., the ffclftlovs busln•H TAUIT ~TEO 1tltlt'IO Ulll[N 1/M th lntertat In •nd to eny, be ..,,.tttd to rH of the Cl\y Hall of ~.::C.., =i
1, fHO M CONSut.f fOl'f'n of P•ymant.: M pey. name or nemH flaled YOO TM!l M:tlOlll TO flf!OTECT Lota 1 and 2 of T.act No. ptobete. TM WtU end ._.. Pet1t CMc C.ntef a\ ~ ... 11 f:o'~~ul'iNc AUTHO: '""'•mutt N bY ~· at>owonMey 11,1'" YOUA "'°"llTY IT •v • 110M, 11 •hown on • eny codlotle--'.,. awll· H O leech 8"'d. IUlne .,. .... _.... ....
.. v • '..I.~ att#led ~. calhief. Of' l<alth A. DawtOft SOlO AT A IWL.C MU If YOU Mllp ~ In 8oolc 492 ebll for ""'"'Melon In ........ CA 11 ·oo AM "'T ... .. --W O AGENT '"'" DAU hNUrar'• cMctl or by e Mld*ll I . Hetme •lD M fllPlMlilTIOlll Of THE a 3 t e both .....,lu• the file kept by the ...... ' at ' " .--. II ...., _,,, _. TANNER TAUIT P:OA A ~ Ii.wt potte1. t.nk. Thia etatefMft .,.. Med llATUN Of 1Ml PflOCllOM peg 1 o • .... court. AUCTION TO THf. .,._ .... ~ c..1-
MIHOA COHDmONAI. USf ••PtH•, or l•l•O••Ph will tte County ~ of ~ YOU YC1U SHOU.O alw. of Ml9ce-.,,.ow THE ...nmOH re· OHEIT llOOUl FO" ~ ..... Ge C....
PERMfT TO INST~ A 4S monev order. Mell• Cheell ()ange County on lo1CMI CONUCt l LMM." J01 32N Mepe. r.C:Ofd• or Ofane-qu11t• tiUthority Co ...... et tf\e lime =~---CA· ~~.lMJfN'?iTf~ cm~ :.. "':=:~**1: ttMMIMU = '4: :· ="r. C: ~·~== edmlnlttet th• """• .... In ltwful money of =tu tar..::.~=
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COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2624 RENTALS TO BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011
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fenced yd, w/d hkup, $495 & up quiet NB Oceanfront Fp Newsroom TELEMARKETING 9 mos old. 5400. Obo.
gar, No Peta 2636 aecure no pets. w/d dw Beaut hme Administrative Looking tor aggres-714•72l -9656. ~~ .. ~ Senta Ana Ave., Unit ' 1991 Newport blvd Prof'I W F $650/mo. VENDING-GREAT one Asalatant sive dlalers & closers. Maytag Electric
AllfUl ...... MWIUslatllllllls C, 5900· 645-1020 948-8373 + 1/3 utls. 850·720S ~:onFIT ~ u $12ci8~~ Personable, organ-$7.50 HR. vs 20%· Dryer used. good
;:...,.11.-..e111111tftlll· 3 Br, 2 8 • quiet area. E'sld• trlplx spacious Roommate to share pot. FREE STANDS. lzed full·tlme news· 25% Comm's ~ dally c:ond. White $50 obo ,,,...,.....,..Adelttllu close to •c:hoola. sunny 2BD new paint Bright, c:ute 2BD/2BA 1-800-318-8580 ro om assistant c:ash per order. Per· 646-3292
... _..._......,.1 Ulltal c:lean $1100 mo. Call fncd patio lndry/hk up in COM. Remod. N/S needed to do wide va· tec:t summer hours. Washer/Dryer Gas
11 --.....,_ • ..__ -'-llCt. 4·9pm 559-4097 Quiett $845. 573.3059 $550/mo. 760-8589. riety of duties in Daily Mon • Fri 6AM·12:30. Stove & Frig 5145/ea. ---• ,...... NI w• Id Pilot newsroom. Ev· Wiii train if you need 714_646-5848 ' lhllUUe1 ., lllmlml111ll111 F do• ha • E'Slde-BIG Clean 2bd Walk to Faahlon Isl. ANNOUNCEMENTS erythlng from answer· w make SSS. 20 min · "·~ 11me.ctl-.11lltlM. r•• om ome 3Br 1ba. Gar. Lndry room. Female wanted to Ing the phone to word rive. It's worth it!!I Whirlpool 220V •l•c
-. ..... 11111UU11&11u111 1Ba. lg yrd, St100 Sn5 120 Albert Pl share duplex. $350 processing, from c:ol· CALL JENNIFER dryer. gold color,
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•• ..,.,.,. .. _... .. 11 u Poplar plan. 3br 2ba, FOR RENT 2769 DOG FOUND Mon· W. Bay St., Costa gas dryer $300 for ....i••u?ltlllyMela. luem· new paint. $1625/mo. Mesa. 92627. both. Good cond. -lf4llalll lull111,callHUO 71 752 288 •1BR $825• rovla/191h. CM. small prr Food eeeeeeee 873-8660 4• • 1 · 2BR 2BA $725/Up CANNERY VILLAGE It brn shepherd mix, / • Pl b h .. 11111·• ll 1·D ·424·151G. fet Demonatrator• oase e aware t at --------1111 ¥' , ... ,u.OC1111,itue Refrig & dishwasher Attractive 31st St. rope collar. 536·8480 in stores In area. Car tho listings In this c:at·
callHU01UZl·3*. NEWPORT lnc:I. 5ox3o pool. No offices S315 $730 LOST DOG Thurs. 6/6. nee:. lmmed. Opening egory may require you
pets. No fees. No Roy Joc:kson 673·3733 Near Cliff & lrvlne. 714.557.5579 to c:all a 900 number •••••••••I BEACH 2169 lease. 545-4855 Small Maltese female. in whlc:h there is a HOUSES/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Npt Hta Apt 2 Br, 1 hecutfVe 91bs. REWARD! Needs Par1s & Service charge per minute.
2Br 28• c:ondo. 2-car Ba, pool, carpi, $795 Full Se""lce Suite medication. 631·3358. N.B. Boat Dealer CONDOS AC v •"' needs entry level ••••••••• • gar, , new carpe No pets. 738 Tustin ·Newpon C•nt•r· PARROT FOUND in parts and service
FOR SALE paint, W/d, pool. No Ave. 642·7658 0c .. n 6 Garden Views COM. Call 675-3757 & helper. Must have MERCHANDISE pets. S1450 640-1529 •sso S"--d i ••••••••I~-__,,..,.... ______ Npt. H•lghts afford· • • nvn Term Av! esc:r be. ·good driving record. --------Beaut 5BO 4BA New. 1 able. 2 Br, 1 Ba. court PhoMIMall-Bu• Svcs Apply to service mngr
blk to bch. Gour kit. yard cottage w/gar. 5150/p•r month ~; 2200 W. Coast Hwy --------
Vrly lease. $2550. prime toe. S975 mo. ic..ttiy PERSONALS POSTAL & QOV'T.JOIS ANTIQUES BALBOA
ISLAND 1006 Avall 7/1. 723-8133 (310) 828-8248 7'4-6""44ta $21/HOUR+BENEFITS 6010
***BIG CANYON NO E)(P WILL TRAIN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Twnhm• 3Bd 2.5Ba Appl+ Into 714-647· 1991 1.--------..
Prime Balboa lal• Golf Course View. MISCELIANEOUS PERSONALS 3002 Retail Top Doller Paid! Sb. bayfmt.~/4BA. Pool/tennis . New •BRIDAL SALON From 1800·1960.
Share pier. r, agt, ~~. carpe8t4&0 b5112n.,d1. RENTALS EROTIC SATISFACTION Leadjng Costa Mesa 1 pc to entire estate. brkr. c:o-op, 673-7647. ....,.,..,mo. • 4 bridal salon will train Paintings, china,
Guest Houae $750, •1·800·962·2874 personable, enthusl· glsware, furn, etc:.
frpl, wet bar. small aslic: person In the ex· 40Yr NB Res 673·6223
• CEMETERY LOT/ trtdge. Bath. steeping ROOMS 2706 citing world of bridal.~======:::!
CRYPT 1225 area. avl 7/1 644-0195 HOTTEST Retall Exp a MUST. az.------:a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lmmao Lido Isle 3Br · X * x * X * Positions open:
4 Cemeter1 Plots 2~Ba, frplc, 2-ear gar, CDM aunny, spacious • Acc:euory & Sales
(together) Harbor patios, 111 VI~ Eboll. ~v;':.~c:~,:~c~t~~ COMMERCIAL • J.69 UVE • <;:~~~~168.~1:.
Lawn. S975 each $2300. 310-277 1583 Fem onl . 723·1988 .... ••• 1 oa 1 Reception
Cypres section. Ocean View condo y LAND 2778 900-505-5050 Pleasecall546-1821
(909) 683·7205 Penthae 2BO 2BA. 800-739-4420 Sm• 11 w om• n
P•c:lnc View Mem Pk p 0 0 I /I p a /t e n n I • • RENTALS TO 7501q.tt Forest Ave.. a 18-7 58-9100 owned whlesl• oo.
Nwpt Bc:h plots ABCD $1875/mb. 646-1728. SHARE 2724 Laguna Beac:h. Not Computer data entry.
Lot 166 ocn vu 51700 street 'front. S1500/mo. 011-592-570-950 gen ott, well spoken.
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llUSICll lllW 903 ISVZU 1100 lllTSV11$11l 1145
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1 CampueerN
5 -Mountains of
LouislMa
60 Relaxed 831-7905 •ii iUW iae red,
IO.cied, w/eunroof. 1 JUP IUO PONTIAC AN8WU8 TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QVIZ 1170 Auula 0 Slnget Reddy
1' -00 -OCNl'I" 15 Hawaian Island
16 Matttnl ga.mish 17 Object of
devoeloo
18 Ceremonial t1rw
'0 Scholarly voUnet
20 Adjusted a pi.no 2Z Kitchen utensils
2" Old a tarmet'e Job 2e Shoulder wrap
27 Kemel
29 Naval ranlc.
abbr.
30 Jabber 33 1936 Otymplcs
&tar 38 Apple. e.g
39 Improvise
.-0 Nesl-.gg 1nrts 41 Impulses
•2 Dressmaker's cut
43 View •5 Hog's home
'6 -Ring Cole •1 Touch Nghtly
•8 Gung·ho 50 Bellowed 55 Twin-hulled
boa I
81 Golf efub
63land~ M TrMlop
ornament 65 Captain of lhe
Naulllus 68 Dancer Astaire
67 Word used
btfot• bug Of mouthed
68 ~blggef 69 Moonts gematooes
DOWN
1 Halts 2 Excessive
3 Make up (tor)
4 Olstrlbuted
5 Refs kin
6 M1Hand and continuoolly
Bolger 30 Cartoon bear
7 Atinospheres 31 Prayer end
8 M1htary officer 32 Nuisance
9 Inna 33 Punches to Marry 34 Change the secretly . wording of
11 Perv'1 capital 35 Kiii 12 Not odd 36 Farnit>' mem.
13 Loch -37 Epoch monster 38 Expert 2 t Star In Cygnus 41 Type or case
23 Bilks 43 Long SIOty
25 Pair '4 Sunrise to
'8 Specifically •8 Artts1•1 stand 49 Harder to find
51 Takes it easy 62 Fllthy-
lriche1)
53 Heron 5' Legal
docUments 55 Molusk
56 Top-notch
57 Caesar's garment
58 Alaskan city 62 Currenlly 28 Chirping sunset
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Q, l • >.. South, vulnerable, YoU
hold; I
-.AIU <:>Atta OQ7 1 •U
Partner open' the bidding with one
no trump. What do you respond?
A • With 10 high-<:ard pointa you
cenainly want to be in game, bul
your ruffing value in clubs and two aces auggeat that a suit <:on tract
utlght be 11uperior to no trump. Bid
two clube to check on whether part-
ntr ha1 a four-<ard mltjor.
Q. 2 • A1 South, vulnerable, you
hold:
._, 1 4 ~A J 8 6 OK 9 8 2 ._, 3
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
Pua Pus l• Pua
1
What do you bid now?
A • Hyou had a fourth spade, you
would have an easy limit raise to
three spades. Howuer, with only
three-card support your hand is
slightly flawed. Combined with the
fact that partner might have a light.
open.ing bid in third seat, we fee l
that a raise to two spades is ade-
quate.
Q. S • East-West vulnerable, as
South you hold:
•6 09 OA98532 •K Q 76'4
Your right-hand opponent opens
the bidding with one spade. What
action do you take?
A • We are not enamored of the
Unusual 1'wo No 1'rump jump over-
call. Even if it is in your arsenal,
this is not the hand to deploy the
convention. With two defensive
tricks, the hand is too strong for
that action. We would simply over·
call two diamonds and hope to get
the opportunity to introduce our
second suit later at a safe le~el.
Q. 4 • As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•Q J 10 6 4 3 'VK Q J 5 <>7 2 "'3
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST -----------T---------,.----------t Pua Pase l• Paa1 1
What do you bid now? SPO•TING ownel', Kint cond ., 85k '"8•••1iiliiiiliiiii " mll 18."6 842·5704 '90 CH•llOKa• 20R, 11
GOODS 6065 2WO Whit•. TNT wen-••• 8Ull8UID A • Rep.rdleu of what IOrt or ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '80 aMW 825 5-apd dows, Lo mllM, Rwne Conv. Turbo OT. Auto, openiflf partner hae, you w~ to be 1• wtll'41/tan. Crm puff. great It 11300/0BO. all pwr AM/FM casa.
in game. Don't jump to three spades QOL-1' C~UB• Tallor e7Kml, Swnrf. 117,000 Muat H iii 54 ... 833 CC, tilt, catm 11rH/ _ by 8 p&lllled hand, that is merely made •IYI• Iron aet Call daya, 673·0G93 w h 1 • . s 3 8 o o ,
invitational. Correct. ie to leap to ~~:b1~)1c:~Ye g~~= •vH /wl<nda, 842-e2s5 UNCOLN 9120 873.21e2.
four spades. That doee not rule out $45/H. 884-3182 ---------• 1----------
slam. With a hand rich in controls, CADll.LAC 9040 •89 Ll"ooln !lll•rk Vil SAAB 9185
North i1 free to bid on since your •---------iiiiiliiiiiliii&iiiiiiiiiiiiil • ''"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bid · thi · TV ELECTRONICS orig. owner. S3v,eoo11 game in s sequence lB not • • ,80 •• DorHo Blarrlt~ ml. all leather. J B
preemptive. STEREO 6080 350 v...a Auto AJC. F/P. sound •Y•tem, poaJ·
Good cond $1700 obo live traction. $7,900. '95 •••b 900SE
Q. 5 • Soth vulnerable, as South ATTENTION ELEC· * e31·7149 * Call 644·2270 turbo eonv., OrHn w/
you hold: TRONIC BUFFS: Uaed black top, tan llhr Int., Un d e r 10k mll . VCR. TV, xlnt quality, ------9-0-7-5• MERCEDeS 9130 S38 ooo b 251 8951 •10962 OKQ 5 2 OA K J 5 4 •Vold both need minor r•· FORD ,. · 0 0 •
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Th b'ddi h ----"ed a .. 2 '"321 t 342 '93 Mero..t•• 8enzl---------No'ine ~pSO'UTH: WEST 642:e123 .:.,. or 1H3 FORD 1900 Orey. a c1a11lc TOYOTA 9210
1.., p... 10 PAN BRONCO 4X4 for the colleetor.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1• P... ? In pel'fK t cond. All 13400/08 0 . Call .,.3 T ta T I 4 Pow.,. leather, phone, 673 9047 *• oio eroe What do you bid now'l tow pkg, rlma/tlrea. --·--·------• dr, auto, ale. 28k mll. TRANSPORTATION 0 k 1 ' e 5 MI! R c E o Es w h 1 1 e , s 6 • 4 s o
th nly 80 m lea. $17K. COUP• 300 s• Od 909.735.8289 Cprona A • This problem is similar to e 674-4247 °' 646-9449 .. .. cond s10.ooo. previoua one. AjumRLo three 714-031·7805
spades by you would be invitation· TS 70 al, not forcing, and partner might BOA 11 HONDA 9085
pass. Since you are too strong to liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
AUTO PARTS-.
On tlae move? & REPAIR 9260
stop short of game, bid four spades
immedfately.
Q. 6 • AB South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•K 9 7 2 l::'Void oA Q 3 2 •A J 9 7 •
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAS1'
I• Pus l 'V P an
l• Pus lNT Pass
?
Whal action do you take?
A · There is no reason why you
should want to play in no trump
with your unbalanced distribution.
Continue the description of your
hand by bidding two diamonds. If
this may not be natural in your
methods, you might have to rebid
diamonds next to convince partner
you have a genuine suit.
18' SHOCK elec bay *91 Honda Accord Sell your extra
boat. Exe cond. EX 4 dr, auto, loaded, 1990 Ford Cargo $6800. 845·7673 96k mll, burgandy, household Van 12,750. oeo
Herdtop &hock Elec xlnt, 18,960 909-735· itenis Ask for Olnesh Shaw.
boat $4ooo 1oao. _e_2s_9_c_o_ro_n_• ____ , ___ 1n ....... c,..1_a..,.s""s""lf-.ie_d ___ ,__;1_1_4_.s_1_4_-4_2_e_1. __ _
840-8329. ..
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$5950 075-4080
18' Boaton Whaler
1989, xlnt cond. 300 hrs, lots of xtra1,
t railer . $17,500
673·6651
1948 Lyman
Classic Bay Boat. Xlnt cond. S3500 obo
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&FT solid Green oueen alze sofa bad WANTED FREE TO YOU6022 PETS & DOC S 02
couch. Pd. 5600 now Exe cond. $200. Antique Iron bed TO BUY 6019 ANIMALS 6049 I( 1 2
S 130. Call 723-1796. 646-0698 misc noral sup~lles, Free to good hom• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I
ESTATE FURN: White Ma rble Coffee 11 owe r coo 1\e r . RAMS Wanted Look· Po I be 11 y p I g 38' Mooring (C-82) W/
Maple dinette table w/ Table. W/~l~ss top. 975·8177 Ing for Rams Games Eve. 641·8665 ADOPT·A·PET 11' BW, ott Alvarado
4 chairs. Aadlo/pho· Great cond11ionl Only WHEELCHAIR Top of and hlghllgnts on VHS Moved noed a loving Every Sat & Sun at Pl., E. of Bay Is. $14K.
nograph, plays 33, 45, $50. 722·9693. the lino. Xlnt cond. Please call Steve home 2.pet cats lyr PETSMART, Fountain Call (909) 397·97971 or and 78 spd Bench Valley. Puppies, kit· (714) 673·2942. and 2-dr cab.met end New $500 Sell $195. (818) 752·6982 old. Very loveable & tens and more, all ,
table. 714-545-6766 MERCHANDISE ca 11 5 4 8 •8 7 9 5 Went to buy pretty <::1 721•1933· looking tor loving, car· 50 Mooring lst row ---------'MISC. 6015 (11:30am-1:30pm) Whit• Be lllnl crib & Ing homH. CAl.L 597. end of C st. near
Furniture Closeout d r • 8 88• r,. E v • JEWELRY, FURS 9037 lo m re Info Pav 1111 on. A ·2 4 1 . Antique Clos eout u 1-e9 5 r 0 · St 3,900. 619-778·2663
Everthlng Must Gol PLANT SALE Citrus-WANTED & ART 6025 Pure bred chocolate1---------
WICKER WORLD avocado (fruiting) sio. TO BUY 6019 Wanted: Quality, used, lab, 8 weeks. Family Npt Beac h front tie for
1125 Vlcloria SI. On/King palms-lg SlO childrens clothes. In raised. Finest dogs. 20· or lesa boat. $150
Costa Mesa 540.0202 Herbs s 1, cemenl good cond111on. Wiii 494·0t48 835-4242 mo . Ca 11 Ch Ip
fountains Sl lO, bird pay cash. Please call NEIMANS 522·2301 8:30-Eipm bins S2o. 909.674.9422 Old Colna, gold, silver 714-856-9861. Two llmiled edition Save abused and
Jewelry, Franklin Mint,•---------serigraphs, beaut abandoned pets. Be••••••••••• Whether you're buying Sterling flatware, etc. framed/matted. Seller 1 t /1 t c 111•
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I ' I I I l1 I \ I , . \ I Costa ·Mesa fi~ts
$12 million police
shootinp lawsuit
• Man was carrying a uWe'll fight this to
pelle t gun when he was the end. We ,11
shot in August 1994 by a defend our officer
Costa Mesa police officer. because he acted
By Evan Henerson, Daily Ptlot properly ... "
COSTA MESA -The city will
pay defense costs for a police offi-
cer accused in a $12 million law-
suit of shooting a Costa Mesa
man, who was carrying an
unloaded pellet gun.
Antonio De Los Angeles, a Cos-
ta Mesa landscaper, has filed the
lawsuit against the city and Costa
Mesa police Officer Phil Myers.
In August 1994, De Los Ange-
les was shot twice after he alleged-
ly broke up a fight between sever-
al men and his brother. His law-
suit, first submitted as a claim to
the city in January 1995, alleges
Myers shot De Los Angeles as be
stood on the front porch of his
Raleigh Avenue home.
-JOE ERICKSON I
was a pellet gun.
The landscaper's attorney said
De Los Angeles never turned
around to face the officers.
"He's still having back trouble
and he's in physical therapy," saµi
Leonard Basinger, De Los Ange-
les' attorney. HThe only difference
between a dead De Los Angeles
and a live De Los Angeles is
where the bullet fell. When you
fire twice at somebody's back,
you're trying to kill them.•
But Costa Mesa Mayor Joe
Erickson said the shooting was per-
fectly legal and justified and that
Myers was acting in self-defense.
DON LEACH I OAJLY PU.OT
With radio in hand, co-prlndpal-of-the-day Laura Webb watches fellow pupils after fire drill at Kaiser Elementary on Monday.
Representatives for De Los
Angeles and the city differ in their
accounts of what happened on
that August night nearly two
years ago. Police maintain De Los
Angeles. who was 29 at the time,
was reaching for a weapon ,
which police later determined
At the time of the incident,
police described the pellet gun as
an H authentic replica of a
revolver." And, police officials said
IN THE
principal's
OFFICE
1\vo fourth-graders learn firsthand
how both fun and frustrating
the Big Boss' job can be
By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot Organization -and this year
she had not one, but two takers.
C OSTA MESA -For $30
a piece, two Kaiser Ele-
mentary School fourth-
graders had the best day of
the school year Monday -rul-
ing the school from the prind-
pal's chair.
For the past three years,
Principal Christine Jurenka has
auctioned her authority to the
highest bidder -proceeds going
to the school's Parent Faculty
Marleigh Dunlap and Laura
Webb, both 10, pooled their
resources at the school's jog-a-
thon fund-raiser last month
and purchased the rights to
the big chair for $60 during a
silent auction.
•All the other students
dropped out at about $55, but
these two kept going past $100
trying to outdo each other,"
Jurenka said. "Someone sug-
gested they pool their money
Public to examine BBC
: expansion, lease deal
• At issue is $20 million to
$30 million in improve-
ments and a 50-year lease
with the city.
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BBACH -Before
plans to build a bigger and better
Balboa Bay Club are fina.llzed,
the public will have a chance to
ask the experts questions .t>out
the massive project and new
lease agreement.
The Qty Council Monday night
approved holding a public ~
shop on June 20 where lltlt dty
attorney, an economic consultant
and an appr&sei will be avaOAble
COSTA MESA -· -A:,, man
• attempted to rape a 17-yffl'-Old
girl in her apartment in the 600
block ol Plumer Street early Sun-
day m-polke Mid. n.._ ~ ...... ntla ~
the apenllMt front door c1 tM gbt'I
~. 1:28 a.m. ind loCUd
.... door beblnH ldm. 1bil 1DaD
~ punching aDd JdddriG .. the --ml lbln clllobedbs, cc.ta \ Miii palcl Capt. 'bn La&r aid.
Wlaea the Vk'Um began to aw• md tlitit bic:k. tM mm
to discuss the issues surrounding
the expansion of the club, which is
estimated at $20 to $30 million.
This meeting will precede the
June 24 public hearing on the
action by the owners who are
seeking a SO-year-lease with the
dty, which will enable them to
obtain the necessary financing for
the enonnous project.
.. 1be club is looking for time to
get their plans done," City Man-
ager Kevin Murphy said. "They
need a long-term lease to secure
the finendng to build it. With 15
yeen (left) on the lease, it's insuf-
ficient to obtain financing.•
The Balboa Bay Club., which
counts John Wayne, Clark Gable,
repolted.ly Wt the liouee and Bed
on a mountain 'bta. police said.
No weapon was seen.
Police officials said it wu
undeaf wby the front doOt WM
l8ft open, Of whether the teeMg•
er 1t\<ed UOl'le m die aputmmt.
The girl WU not ~
acConting to P-olice reports.
The wa.ilant WU delaibed by
police u a Lilino male betw9m
25 to 30 YMl'W okt 5 foot 6 mc.w
taJl.nd 130~. _.,M.-bn "•'a
• SEE LAWSUIT PAGE 5
Fired bus driver
wants his job back
• Bruce Anderson says he'll
sue if OCT A doesn't reverse
its decision to release him.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
Civil Rights Act that protects an
employee from discrimination
based on rehgious views.
·we Helleve that Bruce's
beliefs and practices are protected
by that guideline, and that rather
than firing him, his employer had
a duty to reasonably accommo-
date his beliefs," Allred said in a
statement Monday.
Marlelgh Dunlap, left, and Laura Webb share tnfonnatton
with the real Kaber prtndpal, Christine Jurenka.
COSTA MESA -Bruce Ander-
son, the vegetarian bus driver
fired last week for refusing to dis-
tribute hamburger coupons, bas
given the Orange County lrans-
portation Authority three days to
change its position.
A strict vegetarian who does not
eat meat or dally. products or wear
products made from animal skins,
Anderson balked at distributing
coupons entitling bus passengers
'to free Carl's Jr. hamburgers. He
was immediately placed on unpaid
suspension and, after a disci.plinary
bearing, was fired three days later.
and both become principals."
For their money, Marleigh
and Laura got a new perspec-
tiVe of Kaiser, meeting the
teachers in the faculty lounge
for morning coffee and chit-
chat before class (but no java
for the pre-teens}; discussing
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third grade offenders; and
inspecting the school's bath-
rooms for a district work order.
"The boys' bathroom was
nasty," Marleigh said •. while
• SEE PRINCIPAL PAGE 5
After that, his attorney claims,
the matter goes to court.
Through his attorney Gloria
Allred, Anderson, a Costa Mesa
resident, filed a charge of discrim-
ination with the U.S. Equal
Opportunities Commission.
The claim alleges Anderson is
protected under a section of the
Anderson has stated hls objec-
tive is simply to get his job back
without having to do something
which is against his spiritual beliefs.
TURNIN G IT A ROU ND
• Estancia high senior awarded scholarship for maintaining
anti-gang progrdllJ., despite death of community leader.
By Julie Ross Cannon. Daity Pilot •
C OSTA MESA -By all
forecasts, Andres Bar-
rios should be a high
school dropout deeply
embedded in gang life.
In.stead, he's a champion
Bstanda High School
wrestler with a 3.65 grade
point average.
His academic success and
devotion to community ser-
vice bas eained Barrios the
$.500 Project SI'OP Personal
Excellence Scbolanbip from
the Newport-Balboa Rotary
Oub, a coounendatioo the
dub hopes to award annually.
Barrios, 18, has been
invohed with Project STOP.
-a program for Coita Mla8
teem on the~ ol geog adivity-for
sev9ral yeen. · Hit brother was lnvoiv.d
with a local geog and Andres appeared
lo be heeding in tbat direction.
But after ~ the Project STOP
founder, the late Roy Alvarado, and
attending the weekly IDI tb9 at tbl
lcbool. Bemo. turned his ....... to ..
demD, ~and cammuDlty _.....
Since Amndo'I clMth In Aplt1. a.
rl<>1 hU been a dll•lng force fOr aepmg
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HANNAH
E°LISABETH
SHEIS
Of mice
and media
Hannah Elisabeth, a Corona del Mar resi-
dent who was a former Kansas anchorwoman
and now is a special projects coordinator for a
Costa Mesa public relations firm. She is also
an animal rights activist and a painter.
MEETING THE PRESS
Elisabeth, 39, was born in Austria,
because her father worked for the American
consulate in that country. But her own initial
career choice was influenced by her grand-
father, Lawrence Spivak, who was the pro-
ducer and commentator of 1V's "Meet the
Press, ft a political news program.
"As a kid, I visited the 'Meet the Press'
set, ft she said ... (Spivak) was a celebrity and
I got to meet politicians and presidential
candidates like Hubert Humphrey. I met
Israel's Prime minister Abba Eban.
"News was an interesting environment
and I was a good writer. I sent out 50 appli-
cations to the smallest 1V stations. ft
She landed a job working for a CBS tele-
vision affiliate in Kansas as an anchor and
news producer for a year and a half.
"I grew up in New York City and Kansas
was a culture shock for me. It was a fasci-
nating experience for me,• she said. "I had
to shoot my own video, f~ed national news
stories from CBS headquarters, and make
the stories interesting." "
DAVE LUCHANSICY I DAILY PILOT
Soffer saves Sid's,
" Blue Beet -for now
• Fugitive restaurateur
says he is trying to negoti-
ate a new loan for bis' two
Newport Beach eateries,
which face foreclosure.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot ,
COSTA MESA - A flurry of
11th-hour negotiations and a
hefty money wire late last week
prevented renegade restaura-
teur Sid Soffer from losing Sid's
and the Blue Beet to a bank auc·
tton Monday.
Days before the auction was
to take place, Soffer said he
negotiated with Sumitomo
Bank, which had begun foreclo-
sure proceedings on the two
Newport Beach properties. By
threatening to file for bankrupt-
cy protection and arranging to-
wire $70,000 to the bank, Soffer
said he bought a two-week
delay.
"That took almost everything
I've saved," Soffer said from
Las .Vegas, where he is current-
ly living. "If it had gone to auc-
tion, I could have lost over
$400,000."
Sid's steak house on Newport
Boulevard is a popular 'local
eatery, while the Blue Beet in
McFadden Square is not cur-
rently operating.
whlch will give him more time
to negotiate.
"My broker is negotiating to
get the points and interest rate
down. Once I pay off Sumitomo,
I'll be home free for a while, ft
Soffer said. •well, not literally
home free, since I'm still living
in LasVegu.•
Soffer left the state one year
ago rather than serve the
remaining five months ot a jail
term for failing to complete
city-mandated repairl at a
rental proper-
ty he owns on
Bernard
'Street. A Har-
bor Munici-:
pal Court
judge has
issued a
$ 2 5 0, 0 0 O'
bench war-l
rant for his
Slcl Soffer arrest.
S o f f e r.
claims the bank foreclosure
would not have taken place if he
had still been living in Costa
Mesa. Soffer said he did not
receive important mail notifying
him of financial obligations.
Nor does his status as an out-
law help matters.
•The fact th4l I'm a fugitive
from justice makes everybody
nervous,• Soffer said. •1 think
that has something to do with
my not being able to negotiate
new loan with Sumitomo.•
But eventually, Elisabeth began to feel
her anchor position wasn't challenging
enough, so she headed to San Diego, where
she opened up her own public relations firm
that she ran for eight years. Corona del Mar resident Ell.sabeth keeps busy as special projects coordi-
nator for a Costa Mesa public relations firm, an animal rights activist and a painter.
Soffer says he still owes the
bank approximately $230,000
as part of a balloon loan pay-
ment. He ls currently in the'
process ol trying to negotiate a
new loan. Through the use of
what he calls "Soffer luck,•
Soffer said he hopes soon to
have a new loan in place, one
Officials at the bank woul
not comment on the Soffer trans
actions, but confirmed that th
auction that was supposed to
take place Monday had been
postponed.
TO THEIR HEALTH
When she moved to Corona del Mar
three years ago to work in another public
relations firm, Elisabeth became an animal
rights activist for Orange County People for
Arumals. She even turned her own two dogs
into vegetarians.
and beautiful her dogs look, Elisabeth tries to
share her animal rights philosophy. .~I tell them r got them at the pound and
they could go to the shelter instead of a
breeder, or I tell them that my dogs are veg-
etarian, ft she said.
painter who creates "images from the
unconsciousness. It's dream-like images of
animals. People have told me my art
reminds them ol Rousseau, ft she said. OCC boasts summer enrolhnent rise
A REAL RIGHT BRAINER
Another hobby is singing. She did a stint
as a nightdub singer and currently is work-
ing with a singing coach to explore her pos-
sibilities.
"I feed them a soy-based product, veg-
etables, and rice. They like it, ft Elisabeth
said.
Dog walkers in Corona del Mar easily rec-
ognize her because she walks her dogs twice
a day on Coast Highway and Ocean Boule-
vard. When dog owners tell her how healthy
These days, Elisabeth is busy working as
coordinator of an "animal kingdom• exhibit
for the Southern California Home and Gar-
den Show.
"I love to sing old torth songs, 'my heart
is broken' songs, and (songs of) the '40s and
'50s Big Bands," Elisabeth said. "I would
like to sing in a small bistro. ft
Ora19t COut Coll~e'I
IWDlllet .wlment la up
~of a penmt. with
already 8,1$& ltudents signed
up, accGlding f.O the ~18
aamjtsions and records office.
Thil ,...-, .Wt c)a51e1 are
being offered. And students
are ta.king more claues than
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WEATHER
TEMPEJtATURES
Newport Beach
67/61
Balboa
67161
Costa Mesa
79/62
Corona del Mar
72161
SURF FORECAST
LOCATION SIZE
Wedge 1-3 s
Newport 1-3 s
Blackies 1-3 s
River Jetty 1·3 s
CdM 1-3 s
BOATING
Light and variable
wind.s night and
morning hours with
low morning clouds
and fog clearing to
sunny skies by noon.
Winds southwest to
west this afternoon
with two foot wind
waves, 4 foot south-
wes1 swell.
TIDES
TODAY
First low
1 :22 a.m. 0.4
First high
7:20 a.m. 3.6
Second low
12:39 p.m. 1.3
Second high
7:08 p.m. 5.6
WEDNESDAY
First low
2:09 a.m. 0.0
First high
8:17 a.m. 3.6
Second low
1:22 p.m. 1.5
Second high
7:45 p.m. 5.8
WATER
TEMPERATURE: 67
Swfllne Wwe-
tl'llk for today
A solid southerly
swell series
promises steady
surf for most of
the week along
our beaches. A
modest southwest
swell will bring 2·
to 4-foot waves at
most beaches,
dropping a little
Thursday and Fri-
day and building
again through the
weekend. For the
latest surf report
and forecast
updates, call the
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POLICE PILES
COSTA~
• llOO blodt of NllWIM)rt loulenrd: A man ran off with
two 12-packs of beer from the Circle-K market after a.sklng the
store cleric If the store carried "High limes" magazine.
• 1900 Wodl of "-'till AVWMle: A woman returned to her
locked vehlde In the parking lot of Henz FOfelgn Car and
found large rocks and piles of dry cement on her car. Her rear
~window had also been smashed out by the debris.
• JJOO Wodl of 9rlstol Street: A woman discovered S280
was missing from her wallet the day after she was.dining at
Scott's Seafood Restaurant. The victim said she had left her wal-
let In back of the driver's se~ of her car and she believed the
wlet attendants may have taken the money from her purse
whlle they had the keys to her car.
POUat.-s
• A scream heard anywh«e may mNn robbery or rape. Be
observant and notify polke.
• Anyone removing accessories, license plates or gasoline from
• car should be reported.
• Anyone peering Into parked cars may be looking for • car to
steal or for valuables left displayed In the car.
• Persons entering or leaving a business place after hours could
be burglars. Safely try to note any vehicles involved and call
police.
• The sound of breaking glass or other loud explosive noises
could mean an accident, housebreaking or vandalizing.
-Police Tips cour1lely Newport ..... police
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The Twin Palms
Of another day
T lie Twin Palms 11 creating
controversy. Big deal. This
· isn't the first time the
'IWin Palms has created contro-
~ersv. It did during the early
30s m Balboa. The only differ-
. ence is that the modern Twin
Palms is a restaurant, whereas
Balboa's Twin Palms was a
whorehouse.
' The current controversy is
between the Four Seasons Hotel
and the Twin Palms Restaurant
• in Fashion Island. It ·seems that
the noisy patrons of the Twin
Palms are bothering the guests of
the hotel. That's interesting. The
hotel and the restaurant are 600
feet apart. Balboa's Twin Palms
was only six feet from its neigh-
bors and I'm not aware of any
complaints. Of course, Balboans
were pretty tolerant in those
days.
The owner of Abbott's Villas
was an exception. She kept the
phone to the police department
busy every night complaining
about everything she could
imagine. Not the rest of the Bal-
boans.
The Twin Palms Inn was locat-
ed on the bay front at B Street. It
had been a hotel, a rooming
house and a private residence.
Just now it was an •1nn, • what-
ever that meant.
Then, some time during the
early '30s, rumor had it that it
had become a whorehouse. This
caused no great outcry. Rather, it
kind of rounded out Balboa's
b~wdy Up.age. Now we had not
oriJ.y illegal gambling and liquor
but now we had illegal sex. We
were now Orange County's sin
city.
I knew about the whorehouse
because I was working at the
Green Dragon Cafe and the
madam of the flock, Ruth was
he~ name, would bring her
•girls" there to eat. I guess hook-
ers aren't supposed to cook. Bad
for the image.
Madam Ruth's •girls• were a
raddled bunch. Still, they w~re
good-natured and kidded a lot
with us who were feeding
them. However, as far as I
know, none of the Dragon's
help partook of Madam Ruth's
offerings. As far as that is con-
cerned, 1 don't know of anyone
else in town that did either. It
wasn't a matter of morality.
Madam Ruth's •girls" were
pretty awful.
W ell, they stayed in operation
a couple of weeks, then
folded. The day they left they all
came to the Dragon for a good-
bye cup of coffee while they
waited for the Pacific Electric to
take them to Los Angeles, pre-
sumably a more friendly atmos-
phere. I asked Madam Ruth why
they were leaving. Her a.nsv'er
was succinct and to the point:
HCan't compete with the local
talent."
However, before anyone
leaps to the conclusion that the
local girls were putting out for
free what Madam Ruth's "girls"
were trying to sell, I hasten to
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add that the real reason was
that the local girls were so much
better looking than Madam
Ruth's pitiful crew that any
worthwhile man would rather
spend his money chasing the
local girls with or without any
chance of success than part~e
of Madam Ruth's rathet shoddy
offering. ·
I went by the Twin Palms the
other day. It's still there at the
bay front and B Street. I guess it's
a resic;ience now, but it looks the
same. The twin palms are still
there too. I guess they were
hardy enough to survive their
brief contact with illegal sex.
I wonder if the present occu-
pants know their house was once
a bordello. I wvuld think that
something like !that would add a
little glamour to the old place.
• ROBERT GARDNER is a retired judge
and a resident of Corona del Mar. His
column runs on Tuesdays.
TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1996
District task force may review
high school c0nsolidation issues
• Newport-Mesa school trustees tonight will consider
whether to create a panel to look at district-wide enroll-
ment and make suggestions.
1,500 students, but the school
board never approved a formal
policy for school closure.
Two schools -Estancia and
Corona del Mar high schools -
have dipped below that limit. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Piiot
NEWPORT-MESA -In 1981 ,
an Educational Resources Advi-
sory Committee suggested a list
of criteria for measuring when to
close high schools and middle
schools.
Fifteen years later, Superin-
tendent Mac Bernd is recom-
mending the school board con·
vene another district-wide task
force of principals, teachers, stu-
dents and parents to examine
the district's secondary educa-
tion system.
He'll pitch the idea at
tonight's Newport-Mesa Unilied
School District board meeting.
Board members have
expressed an interest in consoli-
dating district high schools as a
means of offering students more
class electives and academic
courses.
Bernd said the task force
should look at all district high
school programs and develop a
philosophy based on the dis-
trict's main goals and missions
for educating high school stu-
dents.
•Should the board wish to go
ahead with this, I would recom-
mend we have a broad-based
committee, one with students,
school teachers, maybe get some
ucr folks, to look at the curricu-
lum of all our schQ.Ols and see if
they are con sistent with our
beliefs," he said.
In 1981, the committee rec-
ommended the district close
high schools that fell below
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The trustees meet at 7 p.m . at
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, CORONA DEL MAR -UCLA oekbll" 'DID J>eC'lacw, a f«·
mer Corona del Mar High Rlt¥"'+iat wbo ... uh call Ail lbit
• 16th 10tlDd by the 8aJttnwoe OdOIM ..... blll lllgnild wldi
tbe Orio1e1 and wiD report to Bh...o.&d, W.V .. al tbe Applla.dd-
an League later this month. be coiADwd MmldlrJ.· , , . .
DeCinoes, whose signing b<mus ... about S30,000 (plUI
school), will be JDOVed to third bue. tbe poeMm bis latber,
Doug, played in the major leagues tor ~ n-n. lndDdtng Ids
first Dine with the Orioles. .
1bn DeCinces, who needs to finilb final ---el tJO.A
before leaVing for Bluefield. will catch in a tbl99 'N" rOCadoD at
the short-sea.son Cass-A affiliate and.play tldrd bae tbe rmt ol
the rime.
•The Oriole. said they know I can catch. tiUt tbeY b9ve a
need for a third bLceman, and U I'm aNe to do that.~
have a left.handed swing at tbo9e two ~ •
said. •Apparently, when they went in tbe clnft IOCllD. ~
weren't allowed lo draft any catchers, became they're fuD at tbe
. position from last year, so they actually drafted me as a third
bueman/catcher. •
DeCinces, exdted about beginning his pro belebaD career
in the same city as bis father, betted .341 this leUCl1 for UCLA
with team highs in home rum (18) and RBI (67). He was
among the best in the nation in throwing out would-be .,_.,
stealers.
Last year, DeCinces hit .315 with a team-leading 13 home
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-JUS11N KE/Ill aw NEWPOKT HARBOR'S PIA>'tV'f wJN CM'1l SANlfAGO
STORYBOOK ENDING
Justin Kerr will take
plenty of memories with
him to Princeton.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
T here are few moments in
high school sports when
tears and postgame cel-
ebration intertwlne, but the
Newport Harbor High boys soc-
cer team's 2-1 overtime playoff
upset at Santiago was certainly
one.
Senior Justin Kerr, who was
pulled down in the box lo set
up his game-winning penalty
kick six minutes into the
second 10-minute overtime
period, was overcome by
emotion in the aftermath of a
triumph that eliminated the
second-seeded Cavaliers
(20-1-1) in the first round of the
CIP Southern Section Division m Playoffs.
"I was just emotionally and
physically spent,• said the
senior Princeton-bound
forward, who placed his hands
over bis eyes in an attempt to
conceal tears.
"I was just so ~PY for every single one of our guys.
After our team prayer, Ilooked
around and saw the sheer joy
on everyone•s face. It was the
~test~ I'd ever known.• The highly-skilled Sailors
did plenty of great thinas en
route to a 20-6-4 recorcf. finishing the winningest season
in schoOl history witll a flourish that seemed to captivate a
community.
Despite playing without
Kerr, whose 26 gOals broke the
school single-season record of
21 he established as a junior,
the Tars tied Santa Margarita,
1-1, in the season finale to
clinch the Sea View League's
third-place playoff spot.
Opening the playoffs with a
wild card date at Laguna Hills,
Kerr piled tape over tom liga-
ments in his left ankle to score
sailor boys/ 1995-1996
two seoond-balf goals in a 2-1
win.
Santiago, featuring Orange
County scoring leader Albert
Mendez (St goals and 16
assists), provided a formidable
challenge, exchonging penalty-
kick goals with the Tars
through regulation as both
teams induced gasps, groans
and cheers from spectators
lining both sidelines.
senior defender Ryan
Yurada marked Mendez
effectively and Coach Colin
Bouette also praised Garrett
JilDSJila. Ryan Hoover, Jeremy
Ellis and Chris Wakim for
keying the victory, before he
bolted for the airport to catch a
Oight to Las Vegas for a club
tournament.
A 1-0 victory over Riverside
Poly followed as Kerr collected
his 11th assist on a Jansma goal
and freshman goalkeeper Zach
Wells posted two huge saves in
the closing seconds to preserve
the shutout
Wells stopped a breakaway
with 90 seconds left and a
penalty kick one minute later
to finish with seven saves and
becOme yet another hero in a
roster full of spotlight dwellers.
The magic nm out. however, in
8 suh!eqUellt 2~ 1 quartemnal bis
to CanyCll $pings. which the 18rs
outsbat. 36-5.
Canyon Springs Coach
Sharon Walsh echoed Bouette's
disbelief over the Cougars' vic-
tory, which both considered for-
tuitous, even in a sport known
tor unpredictability.
Brett Baker, Tobin Junowich,
Leeliernandez,Brandon
Brown, Scott Tackabeny, Jake
·Opp and James Perkins were
additional consistent contribu-
tors for Bouette, who moved to
Boston following the season
and will not return.
Bouette and the players
alike also credited fiery assis-
tant Ziad Khoury with much of
the Sailors' success.
Soccer, water polo, Deere take center stage ·
• Heavyweight wrestler and
two playoff teams post majority
of Sailors' victories this season.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -While the so-
called "major" sports of football, basket·
ball and baseball combined to win 18 of
59 games during Newport Harbor High's
1995-96 boys athletic year, soccer and
water polo each won 20 games and
heavyweight wrestler Jason Deere post-
ed 42 victories to seize the spotlight.
Deere, who joined fellow juniors Matt
Large (103·pound wrestling) and Shane
Reese (discus throw) as the only Tars lo
win Sea View League titles, went on to
finish second at the CIF Southern Section
Division ll Finals, second at the Masters
Meet and seve nth at the CIF State Cham-
pionships. He finished 40-9.
Soccer, keyed by prolific senior scor-
ing machine Justin Kerr, made a story-
book run to the Southern Section Divi-
sion ill quarterfinals, but the Sailors were
left shaking their heads in disbelief after
falling, 2-1, despite outshooting Canyon
Springs, 36-5.
Featuring nine seniors and coming off a
supremely successful summer, water polo
Coach Bill Barnett found himself down-
playing 'the lofty expectations of those pre-
dicting a return to Newport's former domi-
nance in the sport
But despite several players' motiva-
tional technique of dying their hair blue
for a late-season surge, the Tars lost in
the section quarterfinals for the fourth
straight year.
Individual honors were plentiful as
Wes Badorek earned Co-Most Valuable
Player laurels in volleyball and was the
school's Male Athlete of the Year. Chris
Richardson garnered first-team All-CIP
recognition in water polo and junior Joe
Urban collected all-district honors in foot-
ball and baseball.
Additionally, upset triumphs over Back
Bay rival Corona del Mar in football and
baseball will, no doubt, occupy high-pro-
file spots in the respective scrapbooks of
players in both sports, as Will the volley-
ball team's five-game triumph over
league champion Santa Margarita.
Here's a sport-by-sport review:
Soccer. When Kerr went down with
tom ligaments in bis left ankle late in reg-
ular season, some figured the Sailors
would limp through the remainder of
their sc.hedule and miss the playoffs.
But, without the services of their top
scorer and co-captain, Coach Colin Bou-
ette's team tied Santa Margarita in the
Sea View League finale to clinch third
place and a second life.
Kerr, considered out for the season,
mlraculously returned lo score both goals
in a 2-1 wild card victory over Laguna
Hills, then booted home a pair of penalty
kicks to fuel a 2-1 overtime upset of sec-
ond-seeded Santiago.
The. n.n then handled Riverside Poly,
1-0, before running out of magic against
Canyon Springs, finishing at 20-6-4, 4-3-
3 in league. (
Ken, a second-team All-CIP selection, ~~ fellow senior co-captain Jeremy
, a def ender, as well aa Jt.mb" mkl·
ftelder Garrett Jansma oo the all-league
flnt teem.
Senior defenden Ryan Hoover and
,Ryan Yurada were second-team all-
league pleb, while Tobin Jwiowtch
reoifved boa«abl mentton. w .... ~ Seruon IUdwdlon, Mike peett, Cbrit Seib and Graham Harvey all
9~~ . All·Sea Vlew and All·ClP SOUtMm Section DivtAon I bonort to fuel
a 2M cempeJgu, •-1 tn i.aaue. Bui a Mc:ond-plaee tin1ib to m Toro
f r
MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y PllOT
Jason Deere grabs the leg of Millik.an's Kelly Richardson at the Masters Wrestling MeeL
juniors Urban and Ga.nett Nuzum shared
the majority of the pitching load, while
Urban (.392 with seven homers and 16 RBI)
keyed first-year roach Jim Kiefer's offense.
Nuzum. a left-handed transfer from
Corona del Mar, fashioned a 2.<:11 ERA and
struck out 64 in 70 213 inninqs.
Urban, who also spar1cJed at third
base, was a first-team all-league choice,
while Nuzum made the second team.
Senior second ba.c;eman Gavin Tomalas
(.300 with two homers, 15 RBI and seven
stolen bases in eight attempts) was the
Sailors' third all-district selection. while
junior catcher Paul Jones hit .338 and
senior first baseman Andy Langsdorf belt-
ed four round-b'ippers. The Sailors fin-
ished 8-15, 2-3 in league.
Tellllls: Stanford-bound senior Geoff
Abrams, who played only a handful of
regular-season matches, represented the
Sailors in winning the 18s division at the
Ojai Valley Tennisiownament. lt was bis
third singles title at the prestigious event.
Abrams won all 18 games to try to help
Coach Charlie Bleilcer's squad defeat
Santa Margarita in the Sea View League
finale and force a third-place playoff with
the Eagles. But the Tars were defeated on
games, 81-79, after the match ended
deadlocked, 9-9.
Newport finished 8-11, 4-6 in league.
Track and field: Reese uncorked a
personal-best of 165-6 in the discus to fin-
ish third at the Orange County Champi-
onships, but didn't seriously approach
that performance during a noteworthy
postseason.
After claiming Sea View League gold,
he qualified No. 1 for the CIP Southern
Section Division n Finals (158-10), but fin-
ished fourth (147-9), missing a chance to
continue on in the Masters Meet.
Sophomore Chuck Loo stood out in
the jumps and the hurdles, ending bis
season by mple jumping •0-2 112 in the
CIF Division II Preliminaries. The Tars
. finished 0-5 in Sea View dual meets.
Golt Juniors Justin Shapiro and Bill
Collopy led the youthful squad, which fin-
ished 6-14, 3-7 in league.
Shapiro was the medalist in both league
IDAtches with powerful Santa Margarita.
and finished fifth at Sea View l.e8gue Pmals,
missing advancing to aF by <me stroke.
Spencer Rose, Scott Reuben and Chris
Henrotin added to C<>4ch Jim Wamm'a
optimism for better results in 1997,
Swimming: Soj>hanores Rob WiIUams
and Jason Arrow showed they're to be ~
ooed with in mming seuons, as the Sailors
finW>ed 3-2 in league dual meets and fourth
at league finals.
Williams finished fourth at league finals
in the 100.yard breaststroke and seventh in
the 100 buttelfty, advandng to the OP
Soutbero Section Dlvisioo n Prelimtnaries
in the breutltroke.
Arrow, wbo alto <11mlifted for OP in the
br&astltloke, ftntabed ~ tn that event.
as wall • the 200 individual medley at
league ftnals.
Junior Jon Ucdlerl was 8ixth in the
100 freestyle at league finals.
Salllng: Defending dinghy national
clwnpion, the Sallon ttnllhed filth at the
same event thll spring.
Junior aldpper Patrick Hogan and ...
~Brian Blaell WW. the top male
m.nbers "the~ wbk:h Mto tnducl·
ed Cwlle Boubther and Gray Doughty.
The ,.. allo qua1tftect b 1he High
Scbool 1"8m Racalg N+n+,
..,..._ Singl• standout Dom
Merab.wo and doUblel pedoimll'a BDtl,
Jalcll Opp, Jolh YOdMI and MrC1D .._
w.. tbe r.au.ct l:aoyt Oil .. med lq\lld.
•
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• LAWSUIT
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De Los Angeles refused to follow tmcen' orders.
Lut week in closed session,
the council agreed to pay Myers
defense costs.
The City Manager's office last
summer threw out De Los Ange-
les' claim against the dty. When
the court proceedings are com-
plete, Erickson expects a judge to
side with the city.
. •ne fact of the matter is that
when somebody points a fireann
at a police officer, the polic~ offi-
cer doesn't have time to ask if it's
a pellet gun," Erickson said.
"We'll fight this to the end. We'll
defend our officer because he
acted properly."
De Los Angeles eventually
pleaded no contest to misde-
meanor charges of carrying a
replicated weapon and received
no jail time.
PROGRAM
1 CONTINUED FROM 1
and 1 help them with math and
English." be said. "I like to help.•
Barrios' latest project bas includ-
ed volunteering in the Estancia
High School library, putting away
returned books.
A member of the Costa Mesa
Police Department's Explorers,
Barrios plans to attend Golden
West College for two semesters
while working as a part-time
assistant coach with Estancia
wrestlers.
He eventually wants to
become a bilingual police officer
in Costa Mesa.
.. ... . .
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Marlelgb Dunlap keeps in lo'J.ch with fellow co-prlndpal-of-the-d.ay Laura Webb on Monday.
PRINCIPAL
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penning an all-faculty e-mail
alerting teachers to the rec~nt
ly stocked candy jar in Juren-
ka's office. "There was mud all
on the walls, oo the floors, on
the sinks from the (w~kend)
soccer players.•
The pair gave only one cita-
tion to another fourth grade
peer who teased them while
they patrolled the campus. The
boy called them a name until
Marleigh whipped out the pink
citation book and asked
whether he would call the prin-
cipal that name.
MHe said, 'No,' and I gave
him the citation," Marleigh said
The day's highlight came
when the girls led the monthly
fire drill.
Perched on the top of the
sliding board on the school
playground, Marleigh spoke
with Laura and Jurenka over a
walkie talkie -signaling that
she was ready.
Laura waited at the other
end of the playground near the
handball courts while Jurenka
watched the school front.
The students filed quietly out
of their classrooms, emptying
into single-file lines in the back
of the school while Marleigh
and Laura watched for unruly
classes with an eagle's eye.
After each class returned to
its room, the pair walked back
to the office to give out the
weekly principal awards for
good behavior -coupons for
ln-N-Out Burgers.
"I liked that,• Marleigh said
excitedly after the drill. "I liked
that a lot.•
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OCC offers summer classes for kids
~ COMt College's
0•111Umily .. Bducatica often
Algllta I md 0. o.a.n.y, and
Bllfdn...,,, Ra.ding ClalHI
fcW cb:lilND ttdl llllDDW.
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dwMt11"9per I dm, indud·
lag. •"»Ot IDd malerWI.
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June 251brougb Aug. 6, Alge-
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Humphrey Bogart and John
Kennedy among its famous
guests. bas requested an exten-
sion on their current lease which
expires in 2011. With that request
comes a proposal for $20 to $30
million in renovations and
upgrades to the club's conference,
hotel and restaurant facilities.
The California Coastal Com-
mission gave its approval to the
project last spring.
"The Coastal Commission
requested all areas to be publicly
accessible,• Murphy said. "The
hotel is public and people will be
able to drive in and walk along
the (harbor) front.·
The city, which owns the 25-
acres on Newport Harbor, is seek-
ing to maximize the club's profit-
generating potential and consid-
ered several different options for
future operations.
But after months of study and
overview, the city concluded it is
in their best financial interest over
the next 30 years to extend the
club's current lease and proceed
with the redevelopment proposal.
The public workshop is sched-
uled for 7 p.m. June 20 and will
be held in the Fire Department
conference room at City Hall,
3300 Newport Blvd.
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Van Neu 6 Sperry, Inc .. Servlc .. Inc., Karen Moot· with the County Clerk of with the County Cletk of 18893983752 18893984483 18893884513 July 2. 1996 T347 Beach, CA 92660 25. 1996 . nsl
1301 Dove St., Sulte 01. mart, Pres. Orange County on S-14-96 Orange County on 5-10-96 Dally Piiot May 21, 28, Dally Pilot June 4, t1. 18, Dally Pllot June 4, 11, 18, PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con.1---------
Newport Beach, CA 92660 This statecment wcu filed 18883983308 19893982880 June 4 11 1996 T297 25 1996 T329 25 1996 T345 ducted by: an 1nd1v1dua1 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi b 1 1 with the ounty lerk of 0 p· D 1 • ' ' 1--· ----------------• us neu • con· 0 Cou t 5-30-96 any llot May 21. 28, ally P tot May 21. 28, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Bualne11 Have you started doing Fictitious BualneH ducted by: a llmlted Pll1· range 1,,,n,,,Y93°~ .. 4 .. 77 June 4, 11, 1996 1287 June 4, 11. 1996 t275 Name Statement business yet? No H St t t
nershlp •• -• Th f 11 A1le1gh G. Hupp •m• • emen Have you 1tar1ed doing Dally Piiot June 11, 18, 25, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious BualnH• Fictitious BualnHI Fictitious BualneH . e 0 owing pe'.sons are This statement w.as hied The tollow1ng persons are
business yet? -July 2 1996 T349 Nam• Statement Name Statement Name Statement doing business as. A) Med· with the County Clerk ol doing business as· MEO van Neat & Sperry. Inc.. • Fictitious BwalneH Flotltloua Business The following persons are The following persons are ·The following persons are lt~rran!'a, BJ Lemuila, 119 Orange County on 5.17.95 International. 14 Lessay.
Rand Sperry, Secretary PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement Nlhne Statement doing business as: Events dolng business as: Golden doing business as: SH ~ta ~d8A 9~~:3 Newport 18893983771 Newport Coast. CA 92657 This statement was filed The following persons are The following pereon1 are Unlimited, 1589 Rl11e1slde Uon Industries of CA, 3535 Cliff Bldg. Malnt. Serv., eac • D lly Pil M 2 28 Mal\010 E Ohor1, 14 Les·
with the County Clerk or Fictitious aualne•• doing business es: Traller doing bualnHa 11: 4 Your Place, Costa Mesa, CA E. Coast Highway, 180. 2516 Klnc:ald #203 Costa ~av1~;ran~ D~les~al, 11~ J a 4 1t0't99;Y 1·T29e say. Newport Beach CA
Orange County on 5-3·96 Name Statement Alert, 333 Marine Ave., #6, Convenience, 10 Marttlme 92627 Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Mesa, CA 92626 • 0 ou • ewpo une • • 92657
18083982258 The foltowtng persons are Balboa Island, CA 92662 Or., Corona del Mat, CA Lisa Ann Coutts, 1589 Riv· Myrna L Jorgensen. 3535 Ruth Anne Hackney. 2516 ~~ch, ;A r2663 I PUBLIC NOTICE This business IS con-
Dalty PllOt May'2S June 7 doing buslneu as: A) L-ls S. Akerman, Jr., R• 92625 erslde Place, Costa Mesa. E. Coast Highway, 11'80. Kincaid •203, Costa Mesa, duct!ci bu~ ne~dl 1~ ~on· ducted by an 1nd1v1dual ' ' Com uter and Marketing vocable Trust (Trull" of Jeffrey J. Shlndlet, 514 CA 92627 Corona del Mar, CA 92625 CA 92626 Y· an n 11 ua Fictitious BualneH Have you .started doing 14• 21• l996 T314 SorJlons, B) Frtendly Soft· Tr';l•t), 1130 Subarbuah Baywood Or.. Newport Thia business . !s con· Thia bu1lne11 Is con-Thia buslneu. la con. b~~r~1~ouet?s~~ed doing Name Statement business yet? Yes. Sep 95 PUBLIC NOTICE ware Solutlont C) Artware Dnve, Vista, CA 92084 Beach, CA 92&eo ducted by: an lnd1111dual ducted by: an lndMdual ducted by: an Individual ~ The following pet1ons are Makoto E. Ohon _________ 14824 Surrey Orlve Corona This business la con· This bualneH It con-Have you started doing Have you started doing Have you started doing ~~ t thal fll d dolng business as· Makers Thts statement was nled
Flctltlou• Bualn•H def Mar CA 92625• ducied by: an Individual ducted by: an lndlvfdual business yet? No business yet? Yes, 1980 business yet? Yes. 6-1·96 .ths t~ atcmentty wt} k e 1 1111 Kellet Way· Lagun~ with the County C1e1k ol Name State~nt Richard Nell FurUw 4924 Have you started doing Heve you started doing Usa Coutts Myrna L Jorgensen Ruth Anne Hackney WI • oun er 0 BHc:h CA 92651 · Orange County on S-22·96
The following'periona 118 Sune Drive corona del butlneH yet? Yff, 5-15-96 buslneaa yet? no This statement was hied This statement wu llled Thia statemenl was filed Orange COU11ty on 6-4·96 Arthu~ Wilham Mant11ta 19883884187
doing buslneu es· Hawley Mat ~A 92ai5 Lewis A. Akerman Jr.. Jeftrey J. Shlndler with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of 10083985383 111 1 Kellar way L.aguns oaily Pilot June 11 19 25 Unft a.tlefal Par1nerahlp Thli bualnen 1, con-Trust" This atatement was filed 01ange County on 5-17·96 Orange County on 5-24·96 Orange County on S.24-96 Dally PilOt June 11, 18, 25, Beach CA 9265t · July 2 1996 · Tl4&
t820 Gany Ave Suite 213' dueled by· an Individual This statement was filed with the County Clerk or 18093883770 18993984481 18883984S1S July 2, 1996 T352 This 'businus 19 con.•-..:.--·------
Santa Ana, CA 921os ' Have yo~ started doing wl0 th the,._~unty ~ier7k _!f Orange County on 5-14-96 Dally Pilot May 21, 28, Oa1ty Pilot June 4, 11, 18, Dally Pilot June 4, 11, 18, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by. an 1nd1vldual PUBLIC NOTICE
Orth Oii Com~ny. Inc. bualneu yet? No range """'nty on .,..l • ..., 19083913325 June 4. 11, 1996 T299 25, 1998 T335 25, t996 T346 Have you sianed domg Flctltloua Busl-•• (CA), 1120 Garry Ave., Richard Nell funaw 1989"3913774 Dally Piiot May 21. 28, business yet" Yes, 1+96 .... Suite 213, Santa Ana. CA Thia statement -• flied Daily Pilot May 21, 28, June 4, 11, 1"8 t286 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE F1Nctlllou1•tBtualn••• Arthur Wilham Manet1a Name Statement 92705 wllh the County Clerk of June 4 11 11196 T301 ame a •m•nt This 11atement was f~ed The following pet'sons are
Thia business 11 con· Orange County on 5-29-96 ' • PUBLIC NOTICE F1ctltlous au.iMaa Fictitious BualMu Fictitious Bualneaa The followlng persons 11e with the County Clerk or dOtng business as Bon·E
Oucted by·• COfporatlon 1tH3884808 PUBLIC NOTICE Na.me Statement Name Statem.nt Name Statem.nt doing business as: Utlle 01ange County on 4·22·96 5744 E Creei..SJde 165 Qr. H4IV8 • alarted doing Ju 1 8 Flotltloue BualMu The following persons ara The following persona are Th8 following persons are Big Shots, 11278 Los 19983981080 ange. CA 92669 ~et? Yea 3-l·9fl DullllY2 P:~ ne 1 • 1 13~ Flctltloua Bualneu Na..-8tatement doing business as: Sima doing business u : Non-doing buslneH as: Digital Alamitos , Blvd., Suite 143, Dally p 101 May 21 28 Bonnie Teresa Barker
Orth 011 Co ' 1 J Y • Nam• Statement The lollowlng per.ona ate Conauttlng Group, 19800 t.lnear Solutions. 21731 Dream Proeluctlona. 3412 Los Alamitos. CA 90720 1 • • 57U E CrNkstd• •65. Ct·
Anlhon w 0r1mr;,t·,1d:i· The following persons are doing bualneaa as: A) MacArthur Blvd .. Suite soo. Evenlngslde, Lake FOJeat. Lavender Lane. Coata Susan Goldsmith, 3l40 June 4• l t, 1996 T305 ange. CA 92669
This Jatement' was flied PUBLIC NOTICE doing business 11: Les Av· Thom'a Place, B> Frtendlr. ll'Ylne .. CA 92715 CA 92830 Mna, CA 92626 KaQln Ave.. Long Beach, PUBLIC NOTICE This business 1s con·
with th Count Cl rk f enues, 71 Hiiisdaie Or .. RelOIUllons, 17 Stonewal. Neil Christopher Lynch, Mark Thurman, 21731 Ev• Nicole Monique Bauquet, CA 90808 ducted by· an tnd1111dual
Qr111ge •County ~n 5.~~ Fictitious BuaJMaa N9WJ>Off Beach, CA 926e0 IMne, CA 92720-2649 2202 Pacific Ave., Costa nlngslde, Lake Forest, CA 3412 Lavender Lane, Costa Till• bualneu. la con-FlcUtlou1 Builne11 Ha~• you started doing
tt083u 4814 Name State...-nt Barbafa ~Carr, 71 Hiii•· Thom .. (Thom) William Men, CA 92627 92630 Mesa. CA 92626 dUcted by: an lnd1vldual Name Statement business yet? No
0 11 Piiot J 4 11 18 Th• followtng persona ate dale Or., Newport Baach, Blodgett, 17 Stonewall, Ir· Thia buslnasa Is con· This buslneu 11 con-Thie bu1lne11 It con· Have you 1ta11ed doing The following persons are Bonnie Barker • Y une • • • dolOj) buslneaa aa: Genev-CA 92660 vine, CA 92720 ducied by: an Individual dUC1ed by an lndlvlduat ducted by: an ln<llvfdual buslneu yet? No dol buslneu as SLS This statement was tiled
25, 1996 T327 leve 1, 16828 Algonquin Thlt bualneaa la con-Thia buelnen 11 con-Have you 11arted doing Have you llarted doing Have you started dolng Susan Goldsmith t.ea~ng 4100 Newport with the Coun1y Ct81k or PUBLIC NOTICE Streel. Huntington U..ch, ducted by: husband and ducted by: an lndlvklual butln .. s yet? No buslneas yet? No business yet? No Thlt statement was filed Place aih FIOOJ Newpon Orange County on &-4·!16
CA 92549 wife Hava you atarted doing N. Chris Lynch Mark Thurman Nlcole Bauquet with the County Clerk of Beach CA 92660' 10083885380
-,..-0-t-lll_ou_•_B_u_•_lne_•_•-• Genevieve Brldelance, Have you slatted doing bualneas yet? No This statement waa flled Thi• statement was flied Thia a1at1ment was flied Orange County on 6-4·96 Sandra L Sedgwick 116 Daily Pilot June 11 18 25
N-.ne atatem.nt 18828 Algoniuln StrH1, business yet? yH, 1 May Thorn Blodgett with the County Clerk of With the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of tH8a8tS311 AlmadOJ llVlne CA 92714 July 2 1996 · f357
Th following persona are Huntington each, CA 1996 This stalement wu filed Orange County on S.17·96 Orange County on 5-2'-M Orange County on 6"&.96 Dally Piiot June 11, 18, 25, This bualneia ta con·•--'--'------~ buslnffs u · Saddl• 112&49 Jack A. Carr with the County Clerk of 1H83U3T12 18083914419 19983885744 Juty 2 1996 T353 ducted by: an lnd1Vldual PUBLIC NOTICE
baek Automotive i1, 27220 Thi• bu~ln•ae II COi\-Thi• 1tatement WH flled Orange County on 5-17•98 Dally Pilot May 21 . 28. Dally Pilot June 4, '1, 18, Dally Pllol June tt, 18, 25, • Have you 1tar1ed doing NOTICE OF
t..a Pu Road, Suite H, Mis· ~ byyoU an,=d~""-Q'lh 1heCo.County ~r, e:' 1 ... 3M371t June 4, t 1, 1996 T300 25. 1998 T337 July 2, 11196 ™3 PUBLIC NOTICE business yet?VM, 5-15-96 .... Pll .. '"TION TO aton Viejo CA 92$112 11 1 -.. range unty on • Dally Piiot May 21, 28, Sandra L SedgNlck "4r ,,_ t .E.X. Enterprlaea, Inc. ~.,:s'~r1:.W. 1tH3884052 June 41 11, 1"8 f2t4 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ftotttt.ua hslneH Thia statement was flied SEU Al.COHOLIC
(DEL) 21220 1..a Pu Road. Thlt 1_....., "~ oauy Piiot May 25, .Juoe 7, 8 _,_ '"-1 1 •··-'--Natne StateflMnt with tile CO\lnty Clefk or BEYEMOas ~. 'H Mission Viejo CA ......... " WU ,,_. 14 21 19" T313 PUIUC NOTICE F1cUUOU9 aualnaaa Fictitious "-.. r ... t t ou• __ .. The followtng persona.,. Otange County on 5.24·98 .. ., 12 HM
92992 • • with the County CWk Of • • ...,,_. ltat....-nt NMM Stat..-nent Name Stat.-.nt doing bualnea1 u : The 1 HeJU4414 To Whom '11 May eon.
Thi• buslneaa la con-Orange County1 ... ~!"~.2' .. te PUBUC NOTICI! ~ ........ ......_.. The followtng perlOtlS.,. The lollowtng P'f'°':.i!• ~The r~~-peraona 1111 Seashore Oroup, 10044 Dally Pilot June 4 11 11. cem HONYAI(, AleI, It dl.lcted ...,_I Corpotallon ,,_.,. .. ... blt.....nt doing buSfn8SI as: CoUt· doing bUl!nets u : .,.,.ht --u : f'Ot91gn Adams Ave. #323 Hun-25 1"8 • T3'9 (are) applying to the 0. H8Y8 .,. started doing Daily Pilot M•y 21, 28, FlctfttOU9 auelne.. The lollowWIQ ~ .,. llne Skin Care International. Conluftlng, 2201 Santlego Hoa • H75 Irvine Aw .• ~ ... CA 82&.e . pattmenl OI .AICOhollc ...... ~vet? v ... 5-1·98 June 4, H . ttte T290 ....... atatem.t doing bullnMa aa: West 2300 S.E. 8riltol, Newpolt Ortve, NIWpott Beach, CA Suite F #230, Cotta Meta, Cciln Shaw. 2MO Wood· PUBLIC NOTICE 8'~· Conttof to ... alco-
l EJ< tnterprlsea Inc The follow1ng P8f'IOnt Ille co.It Cona1ruc11on, 2014 Beactt. CA 92707 92980 CA 112127 atock Ao9d, Loa Angeles, hOllc ~~ at 2900 ~Jones ~ " PUBUC NOTICI doing bualneu as: A) N. Oeodar, lanla Ana. CA Sendf'I .i.annett• Wileon. ~ HetYY Dunlap, 2201 JoM M. Wr1Qt11, 1811 CA ll0044I F1ctltloue llualMu Newport Blvd Newoon TNt •tat.Mn. WM filed American Educatlonal 82705 259 e. Wiison St.. Coate S.ntlago Of~1 Newport M... Drive, IJ..7, Santa 11111 butlMaa la con-NMM StatNMftl Beech CA t2M3 wnh 1 """ the County C1ett1 of Plot"loue euelMN s.lea, 8) A.E.S., 11m Hanna ~. 2014 N. MeN, CA 92927 Beach, CA t~ Ana. CA 92707 dueied by: an lndlvldual The toUoW!ng peraona are "47"' On.S.le Qenaral Orange County on 5-21·98 NllfM Sta.__. Tulip Cou!,\fountaln Val-o.od.,., sanea Ana. CA Thia bual neu la con. Thia bualntH It con-Thia butlneH I• con-~ you ltafted dOlng doing bUllneu u . Paleo. (Pub. Eal Pl) ticenae{a)
1'"3N4481 The lollowlng penone.,. ley, CA'lt27Ua 92705 ducted by: an lndMdual ~by: an lndMdUal ducted by: an lndMduel ~~No 7871 ~ ~ Ana-Publltf'lad Newport
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.,Ttllt butlntn 11 cion• true name In in. ...t ....... end l\ou~ l\tml local~ ~IO htw""" with,.-...... CA92t29 I Diiiy Piiot Junt 11 11 25 rntnCld lo trwitaet bull-the Ce11tonU --... •==' 1111 TN9*1 DIM urd dUCI~ by an lndMdual ,.._.. 11· . ...., ._. Thi• bu1 ntll It con-... ..., 2 ....., • .;... ' .__. -_,,_ 1fllfll '*°"'..-..to"'~ ot ~1•tt3M4479 stead of 1uch flc11tlOUI Propert 20183 l01S ~ .• ~~ IQulnot cMlled by: PIUaband and v-1 • 1-. ,.,50 ,,... under tht liellliOUI , llAtllll'tnd '!.'° -........ , ~-... llllllf at -name DOE 1 Whtrevtr 1 ~ {., • of ,...,... .. ,11 ~ -.ff• bu1lnH1 na~(•) 1111~ MM In the llllle ... CelJot .,__ 1luc
• fhl• 1111~ wa1 tiled l9i>tat• In Hid complllnt. ~~ ·(7· ft*, ~ revenue bond• In an Have you •tarted doing PUIUC NOTICI 8b0Vt on: s-e-tt nla. AU. P1'Y/tl!U. /ltT llUll.IC llOTICI Slid ... Wll bl ~ with thl County Clef1c ol • amount not to excttd bu*IM• et? YH M"" Joan M. UglJ... T..: ~ SAU! ... rteN ...,_ OIMllllll °' _,.,.,,
Orang• County on 5'24-SIO ILYSE D. HAHS, Attorney TIMI: t:ooAM, S10ttd by S 1 o. o m 1111 on (th t Y • •1 FlotlU...a aU9IMH Thie ttai.ment Wal med Mid i.r• hMd bW l NOTICE OF TltUS'T'EE'S ornlf Of rmp1iect f'ltrinO lllllt,
Dally Pilot June 4, 11, ta, tor PWMllt ~: .. fo~owblng Pthr1on1: "IOtldl'1· C.ilfornle Stat. '.:... c Flagg Name 8 .. tement With lht COuntv Cltrk of rum., In tNi1 r9" SALE T.S. No.P2319JO Ullil pouutiOn OI ~ 90 2~
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PUBLIC NOTICE 10 f1I• the above amend· 11:"~..J!.°'r~'f~ ~ the lllUtf or Ult &ond1. Orange Countv on s-u.oe ~· 111 ~··Unit C, Dally PllOI M-v 2t, 28, PARCEL t LOT l'S ~ Af/,.v~~';3f%'RJ>OC.:,.1; w . ..-i ll*l'llt as PftlMCled
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ABANDONMENT O' Pub 11 • h • d New P o.r I Nllcon, E099 Guy Vardaman ~ of certaln facllllltt Dally Pll04 Junt '*· 11, ti, Topaz. Balboa ltland, CA PUIUC NOTICE JOI ~~.O ~ I ll!.IU'ltlSES u dill)' IDOOilud ~ Of !hi '** tecnCI bJ
USE OF FICTITIOUS BHCh·COlll Mn• Daily Pre>Plfty 20139, 2099 Pia-lo be Owned Ind operated 25, t9M T333 ttee2 • MISCE T~ ~ Ille (oflowllll UidOttd'!"'flinlMSll'ltl'IClll IS BUSINESS HAMt: Pilot May 28, June 4, 11, centlii Ave., Cotta Mesi, by cataonlc Mluta Graph-Carolyn L Carr 111 Plotltlou9 8'111neaa ~ ~ IN THE~ Deed ofTlllll WlUr pcWdcd ill said NI*. tees.
n.. 1~ ""'°"' 10. ,,,.. 1301 \;t~,,;3.1'ls~ "'-rno., ......... o1 '"' PUBLIC NOTICE r...._ ..,,;,, ...n.. CA N.,.. 11o1-1 OFflCE OF THE 10 ..tJ ~Ye!'~~~ \"""' .,:'d =:..:: :'.:' ;~:.~::! ~.~::~ PUBLIC NOTICE th• 0follow1n9 p:,1on1: ::'iJ:= J'J~ •. ~ Plclllloua 8uslne•• 'f~ bulln .. a 11 con-d~ •=.i.~~::,,:: RECORDER Oft ~!ti c:csi.:r:1 ~o~ t>,~ Olld ol Tlllll Dalld:
Name: Stddleback Aul<>-SUPERIOR COURT ~ao!!:! HUNdo, C21!e vine, callf°:fnla, ta~~ n:~=-=: we~ by: 1 general part· l Ffnet)', 11181 l<ltl<woOd ~· 11· Ille Ulliced Scak:s) and/or lhe =..-~T=~ . ~!'; ~~11!7~0 ~.:i: OF CALIFORNIA. Property 00101/2230\, : :0:,c:':r1ntl,: ty doing bullnffl u : Dem. 'if~ p you itatted doing 1V:i'i~*"': ~j,;:.~~~ EXCLUSM . APPVAT'E· =·•. u~.:,od ~! ~ Clf(orrill -~ 19'00
vi.Jo.' CA 92892 , COUNTY OF ORAMOa 2085 Placentia Ave,. COWi The htarlng wlll com-ter Producllonl, 1209 Keel bullnea1 yet? Yn, 3+98 18\91 CuNU. St., Santa NA.NT EASEM!!NTS FOR Code se:.: 2924h ( a able IMcAlftuf I/wt., 5'* 19TO,
.J"Thlt Flct1t1ou1 Business 34t Th• OtlClty Drtv• ~~te~T1:fr1·1:&~~ menc:• on or at>out 5:30 ~2~:5 Corona del M11r, CA Mlchatl R. Kamp•. Car· AN. CA 92705 ~~~ s~s in fl.Ill llt me time orpsa~ '° lnWw. CA 9Z115-~I (114>'42· ~amt referred to abovo Poet le• St ed by thl • f~ p,m., and will be held al otvn L Can Sandra S. McGowan, T.D. Service 'Company) all 21.50BY: CIJ/'lfE. """* 5-*" ~-·filed In Orange county Box t41'71 Of , ~ .,_..,."' tht Council Chlmbefl of Elana C. Donovan. 72 HIH· Th\1 1tattment WU flied 18'81 Kirkwood lw1 .. M SET FORTH IN THOS r1a111, 1i1lc and llltefat con-~ 5'r*' Offcll ~ &.5r9t, File No.F505988 Orange, CA ~son:im eo!~~ lht City Cc>Yncll of the City g:·~~· Newpo~ Beach, with th1 County Clerk of Santa Ana, CA 92705 ~R~~T vcyed to &lld now hdd by It ClUIH 64, 611. &'18. 1991
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f, CA 92629 ' THE PETITION TO ~~7: ~= Torrence, ll'\llne, Callfornla 92714. In-Drl;:· Corona del Mar, CA Dally Piiot Jul'I• 11, 18, 25, Have you started doing TlONS RECORDED tcribed: TltUSTOR: ROBERT • • Tnl• builneu '' con· p 5 *•••~ ptrt0n1 Wl1hlng to 92 5 Jul 2 19'90 T35t bu•lne11 yet? no e, 1871 IN BOOK t5C18 W. FlTZPATRlCK EILEEN LOM' 8688980 otter· • -duc:ted by an Individual CHANOI! TH• NAME p ropertx 24c 11, 1725 •xpr••• lhllr view• on th• Thi• bu1ln111 I• con-v . Le•ll• A. Zlmperman PAGE 902, OFFICIAL REC T. FlTZPATRlCK BENEFI· ooei4923 Flt ; m12762 AP:
'"'18983884487 0, Father •nd Minor c~mo~711(1t4)~i~~o~ l11uante of lh• Bondi or duct~ by: • general p8r1· PUBLIC NOTICE Sandra s. McGowan OROS. AND RECOAOE CIAltY: CALIFORNIA FED-Number 939-69-010 Nob 01 t\19 llattmel'I wu filed Children. All Name• to TIME· 10.00AM St Id by on tht nature and loeatlon nert P · Thia 111t1men1 waa filed NOVeM8ER 15, ten ERAL SAVINGS ANLI Trut•'• Siii undlr 0tt4 Of
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,btlng• counly on 5·24-96 Vern Peterson1 •le• D t 58 Mark Stradwlcll, an opponuntty 10 do 10 at Elana OVonovan, Patricia Nam• Statement ng 198~38808:: AAENOMENTS THERETO as lns11. No. U·655S291n = Of nt!.,nisty~ !:, i
• ...q.lly Pilot June 4 11 t8 Vern Stanley Hart· G308~ Michael Sklno., the public hearing or may Dreyfus The folloWlng per1ont art Tht ..c add . Book' pa&e or Official Rec· · u It"'* bt )j'\99e ' ;.
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; gravta. Stanley V•rn Owntr , ... rv .. tht right pr1or 10 tht time of 11\G Thl• 11atement was flt~ doing bu1ln111 at: Happy Dally Pilot May 21, '28, olhef str desigr'!:n ocd1 in Ille office or Ille.Re-:,ui:yourPf~tiyOij-0-
" P•tefloni aka Vern to bid at th• aalt. Puf, ht1rlng, submit written with th• Cc>Ynty Cieri( ol Nall1, t8822 Beach Blvd .. Jun• 4, t 1, 19911 1302 the reale«nmoo ~na llOrdCf or Oran•cCou111y; an
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PUBLIC NOTICE Stanley Har1gravta on chasn must be made With commenll to Peter Cox Orange County on 5-24-96 Unit 105, Huntington PUBLIC NOTICE ~rpclMd to be YOU AJlE IN DEFAULT the= =you you
---------1 behaH of Ch1l1to~her personal checks"' caahllf Community Developmeni tffl3884StC S.ach, CA 92648 27 lnvemla lane UNDER A DEED OF TltUST sflould contlet • Nob STATEMENT OF checks only and plld fOf It Deplrlmenl 0 ,, Cl le D lly P'lol Ju 4 11 18 Cong Duong, tS888 Sad· Fl tltl B I . • DATED 12/0&IU.UNLESS · ABANDONMENT OF Jo .. ph Peteraon, a lhe time of purchaae. All Cen~ Plat' I 11 Cvll a 1 ne • • • dlt C1., Fountain Valley, CA c ous '" ne11 Beech,~ 92eec> YOU TAKE ACTION TO II htftbV OMll ltlal Llndlt OF Fl TIT OUS ml"or and Jaeon Con-ourct\a1ed goodt are told ,__,!'92 a. rvne, a. 25, 1996 T347 92708 Name Statement Tht ~ 'PROTECT YOUR PROP· StrWll 'Butsal. A Calfomla
USE C 1 rad Pttereon, a minor. r.a:, 11", and mul1 be ,., '""'-714· Tuyen Tran, 15118 Saddlt Tile following person• are ct.lms al llati*ty for ERlY. IT MAY BE SOLD cotl>OfdOn, • TrutlM. «
BUSINESSNAME CASENUMBER movedallheUmtofnll. Dated this 11th daw PUBLICNOTICE Ct., Fountain Valley, CA doing business as: The~ In aald w ATAPUBUCSALE.IFYOU suc:t9SO'Wttll.«Sllbs!IQl91d The tollOwlng pertont A
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h1111 at>andoned the u11 of .. w chaa• ood• for ,..... tel .ludy Yoneda, City Fictitious Buslne11 Thi• buslneu 11 con-1hlp, t820 Garry Ave . designation. "OF THE NATURE OF THE TMt ~ bJ IOtr1c* 8
tht Flctllloua Butlntll AMENDED muat pt~e a C"11t of Clerk, City of lrvlne Name l .. tement ducted by· an indlvldual Suitt 213, Santa Ana. CA Said sale will be PltOCEEDING AGAINST Gobel. I marT1ld man IS Ills Soll
Name· Unit Big Sholl, ORDER TO thllr California Stalt Soard Published Newpoll Tht tonowlng persons 111 Have you alllttd doing 92705 without warr.my expraa YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· and_,.,.. prooertr rec:ordtd
6362 Santa Rita, Garden SHOW CAUSE FOR ol Equalization S.Utr'I Ptr· &Heh.Cotta M 11 D tty doing buslMll u : Hydrc> txJslntH yit? yes lM0-9~ Or1h 011 Company, Inc. Implied regardlnQ title TACT A LAWYER ' ·5 on 07A>V1990 IS insnlTMnt GrOlll , CA 92&45 CHAHOE OF NAME ml\ at ume ot purchut 1 a bond Coatings, 2\0 62nd Cong Duong ' (CA}, t820 Garry Ave .. ...ion O' oCher ' HARBOR POINT, COllONA No. 90-349019111 bee* page ot
The FlctitlOUI Bu•ln•H PETITIONER($) Father SalH .,. 111bjec1 to prio; Pilot June 11. 1990. St., 1260, Newport Beach. This ltatemenl WIS flied Sul!• 213, Santa Ana. CA br~ '° utidy lht unpe DEL MAR. CA.92625" ··cu olftdll flCOfds In ... ofb of
Name rele11ed to above and Minor ChUdrtn , All cancellation In the evern ol T354 CA 92663 with lhl County Clerk ol 92705 oblig9tt0ns aecured ~ • ~rm address or common Ill County AtcorW ol Orange was filed In Orange County NamH 10 b• Changed. Httlement t>elwHn OWnlt PUBLIC NOTICE nmothy L Kennedy, 8272 Orang• county on 5-H>·90 Thi• buslne11 11 con-Oeld °' Trust with ln1 dCS11na11on of property. '' Coontf, CilfOl'RI&, and put'SUMll on 1·9·96, File No.F869302 Stanley Vern Peterton: aka and obligated p811y. Dated Kingfisher, Dr .. Huntington 19983882984 ducted t>y: e corporation arid ether suinS 81 Pf shown above. no warrtnt)' 1s to 1111 Nob OI O.bl.llt 1114
Sun n Gold1mlth, 3140 Vern Stanley Har1graves. this t Uh and t8th day of Flctllloua 8ueln111 Beach. CA 92646 Dall Piiot M 21 28 Ha~• you sta1'ed doing IMrlln' plus ed'nncta. 11ven u IO·~ completeness or tlldlOn to Ml dWIUndlr re-
Kallln A111 .. Long Beach, Stanley vern Ptttrt0i\· aka June 1996 Public Storage Name SI t t Kenneth Arldrew Jarvlna. Y •v • · bu11ne11 yet? Yes, 5-\·96 ~ and int correaness) The beneficiary cordt4 02J07/\096 In boOk CA 90608 Vern Stanley Hartgrivat, A erit for th• Owner • • •m•n 345 Seashore, Newport June 4, n , \990 t279 Orth Oii Company, Inc .. atfY, . flt under aid DcCld 'of TNM, by paiga , • 1nsrvmen1 No. gc;.'.
Jenn Skeber, 6382 San1a on bthall or Chrlitopher ~ubllshtd New rt Tht following person•*'' Beach, CA 92663 Anthony W. Orth President thereon,. snd plld •-ruion or a brCKt\ 01 deraul1 060970 ol t* on1c111 records
Rita, Garden Grove, CA Josoph Pettraon, 1 minor Beach.Cotta Mtu 'b:nv i~~~ bu:n~• ~: o:2b:,' This bu11n .. 1 la co,,, PUBLIC NOTICE This stattment' was filed ~T gea, ~~ ~ °' In lhe • obliaallo11.1 secured .... on 08/1811996 at In The 92645 and Jaton Conrad Peter Piiot J t t 8 990 • v11 men •· ducted by: a general par1· with tht County Cle(k ot ~ ..... "' th« 11\ercby, heretofore eaeculcd Front Of Tiie AIQ~ Al The This bustneu 11 con· son 1 minor HAS/HAVE une • t • 1 · t Mornlng1ld• Drive, Hun-ntfrshlp Flctltlou• BuslneH Orange County on s-29.96 created ~ Mid Olld •.nd delivc~od to lbe '!ndcr-MM! Enry ArN fo The Placen·
ducted by co·pannera FILED A PETITION FOA AN T34 llngton Stach, CA 92648 Have you •tarted dolng N•m• Sttitem•nt 1998388'813 TNlt. The'toeal amount ~~a wrmcn Declar111on ol Ila OMc Cln'9r 401-411 E.
Susan Goldsmith OR OE A TO CHANGE PUBLIC NOTICE 1-Yd~n A1C~~1r' ~•)n!ge-busln111 yet? No The followlng p1r1on1 a11 Dally Pllol June 4 11 18 uld obl!Qllliona at th« lime S ,_faul:i., •nd . Demand '°i Ch~ Ave. Pllelnlla. CA at 18983885380 NAMES FROM 1) Slanle mtnt, nc., ( ., Orn a • v251 Timothy L. Kemtdy doing buslntll 11: A Voice ' ' ' inillal publlcatlon c( 1h a....
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This tlalement wat llled Vern Peter1on· aka Ver~ NOTICE OF SALB Mornln'i:ld• Drlvt, Hun-Thia alatemenl was filed for Olrtetlon, 3901 W11l1rly 25, \996 T326 Notice 11 $1,J57,102.03. cSerau~t. and of clecuon to htQhtst blddtf IOf cash (Pl)'IOll
with lh• County Clerk ol Stanley Har\gravH. 2) In accordance with th• ·~~':n b!:r~ •• ~A T:llA:on-owllh thee County Clerk of :1actti sc:·9!.2..0..5· Newport PUBLIC NOTICE oat~: ~~!"ROM...... =~ pr:Ou)'nd~:.i:.i~;0 =~ at 1111 Um• ol .• In liWIUI
o ang c 1 on 11 4 96 Chrl1toph1r J011ph Peter-provislont of Section 21700 ducted ""' ti range OIJl"lty on 5·\0-96 eac • '""" ~ r..--obi' t' nd 111 n • 111 money of lht Uni*! 51111S) .. r • oun Y • • ton 3) Jaaon Conrad through 217111 of tht Call-.. ,: a c0tpora on t9913883028 Shelt>y Eugene Wilton, Jr., Fictitious Bualne11 ~TIOH n),11 ~ • W:'ca14 er c rQht.11111 and lnwest ~ Jo~;1~ P:~~Juni 1' · '8iJ
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56 Polerton TO 1) Stan Petor· fornla e,uatneu and Profn· ~~t~:~~.n'!~ct ::!iJ:! Dally Piiot May 21, 28, ~82t ~o. c:•9~~8.t Ave., N•rne StatenMnt • Cellfomla Corporation ~r de:;;~,, .J':f c~lon ~': to 111d now l'ltld '1f It under Ilic!
u · ion 1'fartgravt1, 2) Christo-slonl Codt there being und lhl fle1ltlou bull June 4 t t, 19911 t271 an 1 a, Tht toltowlng pll'tOnl art aa T "ll.eco1dcdMardl 4 1996 u 0.CI Of lrUtt In 1111 proPtftY PUBLIC NOTICE pher Jo11ph Ha11grav11, 3) due. unpaid storage fff fOf :a:' name or name'• titted ' ~m~le R::'el~TtaJ•&odi doing bullneu as: J&A By: Chri5tophe< Loria lnar. No. 96-1049S71n Book" sttu••d In~ 111C1 sta•
---------I Juon Conrad Har1grt111S which INSTOAAGE OR· herein PUBLIC NOTICE S • 1 AN CA·92704 av Company, 3904 AIV1r Ave.. Conltol Pqe of Otrici.ll Rcc:orcb 111 lhe htrllnalW : Al m«•
IUMMOHS It Is hereby ord111d that ANGE Is entitled to a ll•n L.ydon Aaaet Mana~em 1 Tan a • CA 92663 17291 lrvlne Boulevard otr9" of Ille recorder ot lullY Clt9CftllCI on Nld Daiei Of
(CITACIOH JUDICIALt ell persons lnterHled In pursuant lo section 21702 Inc Thoma• F Lydon ';' Fictitious auslnaaa d~ ~~lntll 11 con-Robert Holman. 3904 Rivi< Suite OrlqeCou111y: Said Sile ol TMt. Thi proPlf1Y lddms 11'10
NOTICE lO DEFENDANT· thl1 rnatttr ap~ before of said cod• on the good1, Pre'ildent · ' .. Name Statement wy· c:o-partntr1 Ave.. N-pc>rt S.ach, CA Tuatln, CA property Will be made In '11 olllf oocnmon 6tlllgnd0n. 11
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DIEH T AVAKOLIZADEH, No 703 ol the Orange mltcellaneous houatl\old With lhl County Cllfle ol doing business H: Surf· ~=· vr ~".k 411/90 Mary Holman, 3904 River FU (11 573-743 l>r "wamnry, c1prus or ~ lbM It ~ to and DOES 1 to tO County Superior Cou1' al Hem1 1olu, retrlgefat0<1, Orange County on 4'29-91! mall, 24831 Alicia Parkway. ThT ~I ag ."' flied Al/fl., Ntwpor1 Beach, CA o&'IW88i.~11 , Ol/1"'98 implied, rcprdlnJ tJIJe pos-bl. 2302 Elden AW!lut. UnK IA
YOU AAE BEING SUED 8Y Ill• addreu lhoWfl &bow w11hera, dry.,. and pet· tt913181885 #C325 L.agvna Hill• CA • emen WU 92683 ,.MS53el7 taaion, or cncumbruica, IO Costa Mela. ca 92627 Tiit PLAINTIFF· (A Ud I• esta' on Augu11 6, t996, al 2:00 aonal property. Due notice 92853 ' ' with lh• County Clerk ol Thi• bualneu Is con-pay• ·the ranainina pnnc1pal undtnlgllld Tr111• disdllms ~ndindo) JOS.EPH AN· o'clock p.m .• and then and having been given to s>ai· Jonnson & Flyer, Attomeye SurEmall, LLC (CA), 24831 Orange County on S.H~9e ducted by: hutband and PUIUC NOT1CI ium of the notc(J) tceured. bt llfY labllty 1of q ~
GELO and GINA ANGELO there 1how cause, If .ny 1111 known to claim ari 1n. at Law. South Cout Cor· Alicia Parkwal 10325 La· tff83883747 wtl• aaid Deed or Trw1. wil:b or lht proptf1y ldd/m ll'ICI _ tnd/Vidual• ' they have, why thl petition tereat therein and in. time por1tt Center, 3080 8rialol guna Hill .. c '92653 'Thi• DaUy Pilot May 2\, 28, Have you 1tarted doing ~ Of 1WJl'Tl!lrS "1111emt N in ald noc.e pro-Olltr common dtllgnallon, if
-You have 30 CALENDAR for change ol name lhOuld t:pecintd In tuch notice tor St., Suf\9 630, Cotta Mesa, bullnesa 11 conducted by: JUM 4, 1t,1998 T291 bUalneu yet? Yea, t956 ::=.-~ ~ No. •ldod, adn11ca._1r any, ~~er 1ftr'f, st\O'MI lltr9ln. Tiie total
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1n proper legal lorm II you 11111 ooct • WMk for four une 1996 at 8:00 am. WITHDRAWAL FROM chtl41, Manager Caplfal Group, t300 Brt11o1 • '"'"'" r..--Civk" 'Ce111e JOO E Ch lo cash, lht lnntN wll IOCll>t a want the cour1 to hear your con11cutlv• week• prior to Ttrms for tht 1111 art cath PARTNl!RSHIP This IUll•mtnl wu flied StrMI Nof'lh, Sult• 100, PUBLIC NOTICE A-:..,';f K!MAY •ta.DAT man Ol'SJ\lt '·CA" ; At ~ casllllr'S cflO driwn on a St.all caH. the day of the hearing. only. Sale 1ubjtet 1o can-OPIRATINO UHDl!R with Ult County Cieri< of Newport BNch, CA 92880 UL& p YOU time of the inlual ubUairlon or NaUONI Bank, I dltc* drlWll 11 you do not me your r• DATE1JUN7.1998 ctlfallon. Landlord r11erv11 FICTITIOUS Orange Counly on 5r24·96 Robef:1 Gordon tier, Jr., Flclltlous Buel•H .->M~TICNOI' 0r11111 nouce Ille iJ'111 unouni bJ a Stall or Ftdtral Cradn
spon11 on tlmo, you may QA L ll HICKMAN, the right bid. Below I• • 1111 tt983884C92 123 ~ TurquolH, Balboa Name Stattmenl ]"9 NAl\N ~ 1MI "'°" of Ille' unpaki balance or lhe lfnton « a dltc* drawn t1y •
1011 lhe case, and your J u D o P. /Co M M I I· gr nam11 and unit num-Th ·~~~N~IS NAMl!h Dally Pilot June 4, 11, 18, Island, CA 92ll02 Th• lollowlng pet10n1 are ~~"°=~ obli1ation wul'Cld by Ille St.all or Ftdefal Savlnos and
wages. money and prop-SIONER OF THI! SUPE-:~Rood A54 wlth~r:wn w ng ptreon i: 25 1998 T330 Mark A. Coffman, 2861 doing bu1lne11 at: Th• LAWYIR. on OlttW .. above described Deed of Trull Loan Anodallon. s.ttnos trty mav bt taken without RIOR COURT e • -aa a gen« ' Polnt dtl Mer, Corona def Tatsa Group, 2910 Red Hiii and 'aclmated cosu u · AslOclllk>n or SMIO• e.ik funhtr warning from the Carol Brandt. A72 • pattner from th1 par1n«· PUBLIC NOTICE Mar, CA 921125 Av1.. Suitt 100, Cost• 1:GO PM. lkll A 1 Ir o.d L>CllKS· and adv~ k S'*"'9d In MC1IOCI S102 of Ult court. Stanley Vern Ptter1on: Weit Coast Medical, AllO ship operating under tha Thll bualntu 11 con-Mesa, CA 921126-5993 ~ • ......_ d S699,3.56.52. • It Is poulble Frn.ictal Codi Md autllortad 10
Thtrt 8,1 othor legal ,.. aka Vern Stanley Har1· West COalt M~lcal, A87 flcllUou1 bu1ln111 name of FlcUllou• Business ducted by: co-f.ar1ntr1 T1111 Media Group, Inc . .,...... .,,, ~~ thac ar lhe lime or we die do bustntls In Ciiis slltl. In 1111
Qulrement1. You may want grave•. 9842 Hamilton, rf'"•s ~mlth, A88 ~ADS Sy:•~2~ 211 1C•llf~ M•me Statement Have you 1 a1'ed doing (CA). 29t0 R•d Hill Ave., ~~-;:;u:.: openins bid may be leU than tvtnt llndtf 0111« 111111 call ls
to call an attorney right 1 t9, Huntington BHch, a an ~ lhMA9~ 9:71 ~" • • rv ne, 1l'le tollowlng ptrs0ns at• t>uslne11 yet? no Sult• tOO, Co'ta Mesa, CA Wldlt'"';...'!!'--• o.d me lOUI indebtcdncu due. IOD9$llld 1111 rut• may "111· aw1v. If you do not know ca 92646 reg za • 12 doing butlnlll as· A) Aobtrl Gordon lier, Jr. 92625-5993 --~ Date:6/0.5/96 CAL FED h<*I 1111 lssuanCI of Ult TM· in ettorn•v you mav call P b
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In th• phone book). Pltol June H , t8, 25, July Phlllp Con1ent1no, B102 on 02/16191119963673710 ~Beach ~·92660 i9ff3883321 bulln111 yet? v11• S-t0-96 Offtdal.._...lrt .. dllcie "Vicki J. Hopkins, Aui1w1I.,.. Wll bt madl. but Mlhout
Deipuea d• Qut te en-2. 19911 Mitchel Morgan, B124 Full name and addr ... o! lpek Jewtl« • Inc {CA) Dall Pilot Me 2t 28 Tessa Media Group, Inc., d h......, ol Orlflll Secrcury' •1750 E 411\ St.. CCMnant or wranl'f, IXP'ISS
lfeguen ISll cltaclon Judi· T359 Thane Hollman, B\34 lhl perton wllhdrawtng, 2043 w .. tCI ffs Orfv9 S lie J y 1 1.r\Aa y 't283, Jo11ph C. Pattetton Pr11l· ~~·-.-allld Ste 700, Santa Ana, CA Of mplltd "Olfdlno 1111. poe-
cfal uited tlen• un plazo d• Michael Gagnon, Bt43 Negar Taghllou, 2t CallfOf· 1 • u une 4, 1, ·-dent ' lay. II. 0--. Md 9270$' (714) 54J..8Jn We ..-oii Or ~ to
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. (8 .. CS 8 Augull Miller F39 1998 doing buslneaa u · ShoW· 25, 199e T328 ..._. ._ .. County ""PECTED OPENING BID -prOllCCIOn, IU r11pu11ta .. • 104, Augyll Miller F151 Ofangt County on 5+M lpek Jtwtllfl. Inc., Aydin homff of America 1420 ~ JaOClwk c... MAY BE OBTAINED BY • prcMded Ill .... ™*· .... '''11~1• ~l(tu17•s"'r9 q~r '105 u.c.c.J Mlk• wimami Gll Datty P11ot Junt 4, 11, 11, 1pe11 er111o1 strHt North. Sul•• PUBLIC NOTICE w °"" w., ._... _,... CAWNG THE POL.LOW·~-~ 1111**' of "" ~': .. ' ia;:' .. aeproC:,Z:.~ cr~~l:~~111 ~t~~ g ~,~hl~ Andrew Tanc(td, G86 25. t996 T3~2 :J: ::'=' w~~~t~ 240, Newporl Beec'h. CA Fictitious 8uslne•• CAii ,..., .. ..,....._. :f4~ ~~fNJA:ua't =-:.d "'ot"':.t ~
sl u1ted quler• qu• 11 cort• n•mtd """ th1t a bulk ~~~~ :n::!:r· G96H' PUBLIC NOTICE Ottno• Coun1Y ~ 5-24r9e ~=al ne lno (CA) t420 Nam• ltatamant ~.: ~ ';:..~ f-ORE THE SALE: (714)480-OM7/1M U.. ..,... 11cuch11u cat0. 111• I• about 10 be mad• ot igo11 • 19993914494 B 11 °S ' · ' The following por1on1 art llv 1 -$690 TAC· 42&.s62c PUB . ..._ • .., J,... A SI u1ted no Pf•Hnla au lh• uula d11crlbed Senta Ft Banx, DDvld Plctltloua •ualWI · r 101 lrfft Nof'lh, 51111' doing txlllnen as: Aoxlln, Tnrll ~ .. ~,.,,,.~It . 6-18. ~1$ • ClllMiAa ..,11111111 19800 r11pu1111 a lltmpo, puede below Campellooe, H10 Name 8tatam t Dally Piiot June 4, n, te, 240, Newpor1 Beach, CA 2700 Pele1'9on Place #IO-........ Mid r::'°t.r' MleltfllJf M SUM 1970
• perltderelcato\yltpdu•,den Th• namH and bualnell e~:tut.'m~~~:,··&H~s 1-Thefollowlngper•: • .,. 25,199e T328 v= bualntll I• con-C,CottaM11a,CA9i6211 ~-: .. c: MUCNOTICI INIM. CA 9211°5'2'421 (714)
qu ,., au 11tar o, au nero 1ddrt1111 of the 1111er art· t • H 2 oc doing bualneu aa· Encore PUBLIC NOTICE d 1 d b • \I Kemberly Roxanne Bra· 0... .._, , ii 442•2950 bV: Jtnnlllf l. lOu• .v ~:!~· OOUvll d• I IU MHOUd Elmadth •k• Mike • :i~· M1l1C: Ht 42 Ac•dtmy of B••Utv. 202 .r:v: y~~ a ~~:: :C:1ng IWtll, 2700 Plltraon Pl•c•. ~ .... d 4m ... MCmCI Of t1i11111'1 IALI Stl\IOf serwi OtllC* P78524 __e:..~P .... 1d 11nda 10 ad clo· Jordon, Germen Auto Keith Hennig H216 w. I.a Habrs Blv\i., Lt Flotlttoue auslneH bualness yet? v .. S/1/90 16().C, Cotta M11a. CA • -,_.., " UllHJI DUO OI TWUIT FILE: 512Ul4Al'l1M ,-,_ por p1r1• •II cof'lt. Work•, 3194·8 Airport Cl 1 .. · Hibra 80831 Mont 1 1 'M k 11 92828 • Plf ..._ .... • tmtM A.P ....0 1Ml·i----------ix1111n OtrOI ttqul11to1 I• U>op Drive, Cotta MHI, IUd 1 .-rado, H219 SuHn IJatntl, 4t80 c.... Name ltatemant Pll w•· nc., ar "'' Heidi Un Molgaard, 2700 Boal ...... -Md 1tMI YOU
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lnmtdlalamenle. 51 no of thl chltl eJWCutlvt ofl'lce Btach·Coata MIH Dally Shltley Wiison teas w Shape, 301) "8" Btar t ountv Citric of Thi• bu11'n•H It con __..., fl ..., CoullCV> Ull .,...., UI' a-0. 111
conoce • un •bogado of th• """ 11: Stme .. Piiot Juno 4, 11, 11190. Peclflo cout Hwy. 1110: Strttt, Sant• Ana, CA Orenga County on S-11·9e dueled by: co-partners • .,...,.. ... ,. .. II al, "'m'"'....!. ,,,;a, rr pued• Hamar 1 un NMclo above T32t Wilmington ~ 90144 82704 19983883718 H•v• you ttal1ed doing ~--ant aa.. ~ ,.,_. f •
d• ,.,.,encl• dt abogado• Al Utled by \ht Seller, •II PUBLIC NOTICE ShlrltY Truong 1043 Nerlu .. ~·choco. R.N .. Delly Piiot May 21, 21. bullntll v•t? YH c.llOft•W•Mlll.,.,. .. MAY tl sao AT~ .. MUC o 1 una oflclnl d• ayud• other butlntH name• and South dtl M1t, Aw., tan i11s e Baar Street, Jufle 4, 11, 1990 T293 t<embefty 8~1 ....., _.... ._.. ncit e..t IALl. If YOU lfB -DPLAo
•legal (YM ti dlrectorlo ttlt-1ddrt11t1 u1ed by the NOTICE OP Gabtltl ~ 8171 Stinta Ana. ~ 92704 Thl1 ltaltmtnl waa flltd ....... ,..-. IW'lll llAlDI Of TMl MME fl/I Tiii
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-__. fort tht dslt tuch llst wa1 APPL.IC•T O ducted by: s general patt· · Ortngt County on 5-28-M ..-·--(91U t If• .. CeN) llllt or delivered to thl .. I N WITH ntf'INp . Santa Ana. CA 92104 Flctlllout •ualnen 1 ... 3 .. 4743 ..-, .. "°,.,.to~ IAWYa. Holice II_., orwtn
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••: TM -~ Tilt namta and bU1lnH1 ITATllWIDa bullness yet? no duct~ by a jOlnt ¥9nture Tht lolloWlng peraonl ltt ' ' ' .. .. I. 711 ...... ,._ A CALW0NM CWOMiii ....,__,... 8eactl
•• I· ,.,,.. .. -9ddl'WI "' addrH••• of lht buytr Art: COMMUNITl•I Sl.llM IJamet Have y04.I statltd doing dOlng butlnffl u : Local 25• 1990 nso --Ta ( I "" ... IS INMlt, Of lllCICtttOt........ ·---· --~ w. •. ': ::'9 Y> Ahmed Ailml, ti "••· Dl!V'ELOPMIHT Tl\11 11Nmtnt wae tiled~ yet? Yt1, ' May ,un, 2021 Vllta c.udll, PUIUC NOTICI ~.!' 9f!!a ,.-. orsllbMllltd...,...._..tlll~=::':4::4i::21~00==~ :""· " .. wood,lrvlne.CA92714 AUTHORITY With Ute~ ClerW vf N~r18taeh,CAl2l!e0 --~ q .... ,. OM of TNll 9*11il4 o,lr PlllCI .......
, :MUNICIPAL COURT O' TM 111tt1 to be IOld 11t NOTIC!! IS Hf RUY OfllnQt County on J.1o.tl ~lu:.:':· R.H. llltd Btoky E. RtadeL. 140 &AM Mo..: Gt.UCK =' :.. .. = ~ ~ Iii W end Uldl -1 --~
.. ~l'OfVAA, OOUHTV Of' dtte11btd In gentraJ ... All GIVEN ltllt an appltc.tion 1 ... a.l ... 3 wl tht r,,,.-., ~ of Cltallna, Laguna BNCh, WIOrdefNo • lzt11 .... ~ JlllOllfon ........ on --. ,., -·OMNOI. "'°' ~-rurnlturt, furnlahlno•. l\asbtennledwtth\htClil-Dally Piiot May t1, 21, c:no.~ft&,s.21-11 CAl2581 A.P.!NmfMr. 442-21t.os • _.,.:.•~: DM'llA •~No. Mo ... ••""•C""'""-1
• I ""'*1 lltaotl, CA equipment, 10011, office lfO<nl• Statewide~ Junt 4 11 1... t27' 7 1eee3114MI eruct HUddltlton, 2027 NOTICaOfl .... 'In a ....... ....,., ... of I.a. Atcieto. ··c~-' • .i-!. ........ .,._, HAMOft JUDICIAL tQUlpmem, ttltphOnt IV" 1111 0ewtopmtnt Aulhoftty • ' v11t1 Caudel, Newport TRUtT8'IMLm '--• "'tMcl II fll ColllCY At '""'-""''
• ~ tam. cuetomtf rtcotd1 and (lhe "AuttiontY'1. Ind that PUILIC MOTICI OliJto/ ~June 4• 11• ti. BtlCh, CA 12980 UNDa~Of''nWIT ::....-=:..~....... :.... ot a.ea C011t1ty C.: 110 Broadw ... ay The .,.. adchM. and m.. and other rMtor*" the Aulhorlty fiat ewtptld ti, 1tt1 T33I Thi• bu1IMll 11 con-YOU Nfll w Dm'AUL ClliMlt'I __. .._ ., : tomil. w ,.,_,. 11 tit 'Nollet Co81a Mea ~~otC*ln-e:::'W' .,~-=~td~~ :i1o•ri::u:~rrom C:-~..:=~ PUIUCNOTICI =by: a gtntraJ part. UNDIRADm>Of'mulT ... • ...... llln. • ol a.it W 8dOtl 90 Ill MS·••IO
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numeto • teWDno dtl ~ tn. Mil~ at thlt loce· lmettd ptlnclpal ""'°""' f9, TUtln CA 12t10 The follow4no per.one art Thie ew.rntrit w .. lllad rnurwn • -• .., .. It AT Tiii MAii ~ .. dlmMdanla 1IOn It: Otrll'lln Auto Work• not to ncted StO.O mllllOn ....... H ........ M.D .. doing ~ .. ! Tr~ \111\ll t\W County Cltt1t oC .IOU) AT A f'\a.IC n. ----= ...,., llnWICI 111 Tiii ,...---------
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18 Ceremonial fir" 87 Wofd ueed 19 Scholer1y before bug or
llOlumM ITIOU1hed
20 ~lted • p1ano ee Got bigger 22 KltC:hen Ulentila 89 Mount.I
24 Did a l•rrner'• gernalones
28 ~Ider wrap DOWN
Z1 Kemel I Halla a Naval rank 2 E1tceuive
abt>r. 3 Malt• up (for)
30 Jabber 4 Oistnbulad
33 193e Otymplcs 5 Aer1 kin stat 6 Milland 100 contlnuoualy 46 SpeciflcaitV 31 Apple, • g Bolger 30 Cartoon bear 46 Ar1llt'1 etaild 39 lmprovtse 7 Almospherea 31 Prayer end 49 Harder to find
.0 Nett-egg lfllts 8 Miiitary officer 32 Nu•Nnce 51 Tall• k •SIY 41 lmpulMa 9 lnn1 33 Punche1 52 Fllttly-
42 Oreumaker's 10 Marry 34 Change tt\e (rlclle1)
cut aecrelly wording of 53 Heron 43 View 11 Peru'• capital 35 1<111 54 Legal
'45 ~·home 12 Not odd 36 Family mem doc:Umenla 48 -Cole 13 l oott-37 Epoch 55 MollusJc 47 Toucti lly monster 38 Expert 58 Top-noldl 48 Gung·ho 21 Star In Cygnus 41 Type of case 57 Caesar's
50 BellOwed 23 B1lk1 43 Long story garment 65 TWln·hUlled 25 Pair 44 SunriH 10 58 Alaskan city
boat 28 Chlrpmg sunset 52 Currenlly
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Q. I · ,.. South, vulDerable, you
bold:
ul14 c:>AUI OQU •'71
Partner open• the bidding with one
no trump. What. do you reepond?
A. • With 10 h1gh--card point.a you
cettainly want t.o be in ewne, bul
your niftinlJ value in clube and two
acea euaeat that a 1wt contract
mJaht be 1uperior to no trump. Bid
two clube to check oo whether part-
ner hu a t'our-<:ard major.
Q. 2 • ~ South, vulnerable, you
hold:
..iu ~AJ88 OK982 ..._,3
The bidding has proceeded:
801.111f WEST NOR'llf EAST
P... Pue l• PaH ' What do you bid now?
A. • lfyou had a fourth 1pade, you
would have an easy limit raise to
three •pa.des. Howe.ver, with only
thfee..eard support. your hand i8
alightly flawed. Combined with the
fa.ct that partner might have a light
opening bid in third seat, we feel
that a raise t.o two spades is ade·
quate.
Q. S • EBBt-West vulnerable, as
South you hold:
.e cit oA 9 8 5 3 2 •K Q 7 6'4
Your right-hand opponent opens
the bidding with one spade. Whal
action do you take?
A • We are not enamored of the
Unusual Two No Trump jump over·
call. Even if it is in your arsenal,
this is not. the hand t.o deploy the
convention. With two defensive
tricks, the hand is too strong for
that action. We would simply over-
call two diamonds and hope to get
the 09portunity to introduce our
second suit later at a safe level.
Q. 4 • AA South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•QJ106o4 :J '7KQJ 5 <>72 ~
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
....,._ PIANO Anti-•rown, 111n1 cond, Ttk mll... origin.a , ... I cit, auto, e.Jc,
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tuning. S160 oao 11,000. Jat.0194, ' I08-13S~ COfON
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four spades. That doea not. rule out. S45/•a. 964-3182 1--------1Jam. With a hand rich in controls, CADILLAC 9040 •8 9 Llnooln ... rk YU ,_SAAB ______ 9_1_8_5
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l• PaN T In perfect cond. All $3400/080. Call What do you bid now? power, l•ather, phone. 673·9047. •93 To1ota Te!o•l141 TD•VSPORT"TION tow pkg, rlma/tlrea . .,..., 8,,,....,,5,.-.,,.,M,,..,_=R'""c,,.....,l!..,.D-l!,__S dr, auto, a/c. 2vk m •
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lar th n Y m 88· · COUPE 300 SI! Od 909·735·6269 Corona A. Thia problem is sami t.o e 574-4247 or 646-9449 oond s 1 o,ooo.
previous one. A jump t.o three 714..e31·7&05
spades by you would be invitation·
al, not forcing, and p1trtrier mighl
pass. Since you are too strong t.o
st.op short of game, bid four spades
immediately.
Q. 6 · As South, vulnerable. you
hold:
•K 9 7 2 QVoid OA Q S 2 •A J 9 7 4
The bidding has proceeded:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST
l• Pa.. l'V Pasa
l• Put lNT Pua
?
What action do you t.ake?
A • There is no reason why you
should want t.o play in no trump
with your unbalanced distribution.
Continue the description of your
hand by bidding two diamonds. If
this may not be natural in your
methods, you might have t.o rebid
diamonds next t.o convince partner
you have a genuine suit.
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