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DAVID FERDIG I DAILY PILOT
Pam Griffin plays with potbellied pig Murphy Brown. The pig won senior grand champion (female ), grand champion (female) and
supreme'4:bamplon honors at the Orange .County Fair on Sunday. Murphy Brown ls owned by David and Jane Treser of Norco.
Potbellied pig, owners in hog heaven
By Evan Henerson, Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -Murphy Brown has a level tatl,
a wide rear end, a short, cobby body and big bones.
These attributes may not win her a date, but
they are exactly what makes for a champion pot-
bellied pig. .
month-old Murphy Brown was named senior grand
champion (female), grand champion (female) and -:
supreme champion -the highest honor a potbellied
pig can gamer.
The pig's success was hardly a surprise to its
owners, David and Jane Treser of Norco. Murphy
Brown's sister, Dance Hall Hussy, took the top prize
at the 1995 fair.
The much-decorated Dance Hall Hussy is now
Murphy Brown
comes from a line
of champions. She
followed in those
hoofsteps Sunday
by bringing home
the bacon at
the Orange
County Fair.
retired from the world of compebllon. By an unwnt-
ten law. David Treser says, pig owners pull their
porkers from competition after there are no more
awards to win.
•1t gives other people a chance." said David
Treser, a veterinarian.
But the Tresers' reign in the potbellied pig Mena
is far from over. ln addition to her fair sweep. Mur-
competitions. Both Murphy Brown and Dance Hall
Hussy come from a champion line, and Hussy's
piglets could be ready for competition by the time
Murphy Brown's career is over, the Tresers said.
After her victory Sunday afternoon, Murphy
Brown stood outside her pen, chowing down on
feed and accepting a few pats from tirrud children.
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POLITICS
1ime~ up for
Crystal Cove dwellers
Trader Joe's
seeks to trade in
its store location
Mesa market a few blocks
away. Some city officials
warn of traffic problems.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The City
Council tonight will consider a
request which could spell the relo-
cation of the popular Trader Joe's
supermarket from its current home
in.an East 17th Street strip mall ..
albeit only a few blocks away.
Market administrators have
their eye on a parcel across Superi-
or Boulevard at 640 W. 17th Street,
the former site of the Empire Ball-
room nightclub. A real-estate bro-
ker representing the market has
asked the coWlcil to change the
zoning of the 17th Street property
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tonight at 6:30 in the
council chambers of City
Hall, n Fair Drive.
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to let the market move.
Earlier this month, the city's
planning commission approved
the zone change and forwarded
the request to the City Council.
During the commission hearing,
planners said the relocation to a
site with better parking and 'traf-
fic flow could onJy help Trader
Joe's busmess.
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Mayor Joe Erickson also says
he understands the. market's anx-
iousness to move elsewhere
"That's such an impacted little
center that you can rarely b.nd_any
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Heated argument turns
deadly, authorities say
•County sheriffs say San-
ta Ana Heights homeown-
er won't be charged,
claiming incident to be
case of self-defense.
By Evan Henerson. Datly Pilot
.,..SANTA ANA HEIGHTS -An
argument.inside a Bayview Way
home resulted in the death of a
48-year-old man Laguna Beach
Saturday night •
Anthony T. Mele dlE'd as a
result of a blow to the chest,
Orange County Sheriff's Depart-
ment.
The Bayside Way homeowner,
whose name has not been
released. was hospitalized with
serious head wounds but IS listed
in stable condition. Sheriff's offi-
cials suspect that Mele struck the
homeowner on the head several
times with a ham.mer.
Sheriff's Lt. Marty Kasules said
the homeowner likely will not be
charged with any crime.
"Our homicide investigator
interviewed the sUJ"Vlvmg person
and this appears to be a case of
sell-defense," Kasules sdld
Accord.mg to a shenff's depart-
ment ne\\:. reledse, M de '\o"
mstalhng bathroom \\'lndow
blmds for the homeowner -
whom, sheriff's otfiodls '>d}. 1s
heanng and speech-impaued
Hand-written notes disco\·ered
nE'ar Mele's body indlcate that
Mele and the homeowner got into
a tight "regardlng Mele's farruly, •
the release states.
During the fight, the home-
a hammer while Mele either fell
or was pushed to the floor, where
he lay unconscious. The home-
owner ran from his house. bleed-
ing profusely. and summoned a
neighbor, the release states.
A final review of the case will
be conducted by the Orange
County Distnct Attorney's Office
after the completion of the inveSti-
gabon by the shenff's department
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Volunteers at First United Methodist Church help keep
homel~ squeaky clean through 'Shower Ministry'
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The gym-
nasium at First United
Methodist Church is used
for more than basketball and
social gatherings.
Every day, between 9 a.m. and
noon, church admln1straton open
up the gym's bathrooms, dispense
various toiletries and let anybodt
who needs to hit the showers.
Congregation members donate
toothpaste, deodorant, skin lotion
and talcum powder. Mmlst:ry vol-
unteers take finandal donations
and load up on razors and soap
from 99 cent stores. Congregation
members who travel out of town
are encouraged to drop their left-•
over hotel shampoo at the church
for use at the showers.
~ far u senior, pastor Steve
Iserunan knows, First United's
"Shower Ministry• -now in its
fourth year -is unique both to
the t.mmedlate area and beyond.
•To our knowledge, there is no
other organization at all th~t does
thll, • Mid JMnman, •Definitely,
people bear abOut it through
homeless folks and community
grapevines.•
Many ol the ~ who UM
the abOwWi U'8 bOaaeJ' II Of U8
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MMC MAAT1'f I OM.V Pl.OT
Pastor Steve llenman and mlnlltry volunteer Jadde IJ,nneban
say Flrlt Ulilted'1 •Shower ~" ln Coit.a Mesa ls unique.
or sleeping in nearby park .
Some have be<.'Ome such regu-
lar shOwer Visitors that they now
help out as volunteers. At 1eUt two
men-ooe wbo ii currently bOnle· .. -hell> prepue the lhowen
and help the YilttOn sign up.
Shower UMl1 get t5 mlnut•
and mlnlStry Volume.rs gmerilly
'" "I> to 1 s vis1ton dun.9 • three
bour pettod. The cburcb ret'eftdy
tnltelled • MCOad ~ In the
men's bethroom to ~ tht
c~ty.
Generally speUing, the visi-
tors aJ'9 well-behaved and don't
c&UH trouble, said Unnehan.
•For the mblt part, they're very
cooperative And very grateful ••
Unnetwl said, •although they
newr ewr NY think you.•
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JMl'I avo~ betore &enman eve11
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Worb .. Pint Udtd: cieetecl the
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CITY EDITOR 1115 YO
'. Howa rd Rogers, left, at age 5, Jack Rogers and George Rogers· Jr. 1n the 'latter•s motorboal George Rogers Jr., who suffered
·from polio and wore heavy leg braces, died after bis boat capsized in the Newport Harbor entrance 1n 1926. .
LOOKING BAC K
Accident was impetus behind historic harbor dredging
F unny how tragedy can tum
into something good. At
least that's how Bob Roge rs,
the s·on of former mayor Howard
· Rogers, tells it.
·According to him1 what start-
ed as a terrible accident 70 years
ago this month spa rked a chain
of events that ultimately
changed the course of Newport
Harbor.
Here's how the story goes:
Newport residents had
pushed m 1926 for a $1.2 million
county bond measure to
Weddings
CONDON-ALTHOUSE
Our Lady Queen of Angels ~atholic C hurch m Newport
Beach was the setting for the May
10 wedding of Katie Condon of
Huntington Beach and Ron AJt-
house Jr. of Newport Beach.
The bnde is the daughter of
Joe and Judy Condon of Hunting-
ton Beach. She wore a white,
1950s style gown and veil.
Her maid of honor was Jenifer
Krause. Bridesmaids were Kathy
Peters, Monica Condon, Heather
Paulson, Lisa Ratliff and Chrissy
Althouse.
The bridegroom is the son of
Ron Althouse Sr. and Marilyn
Cord of Newport Beach. His best
man was Danny Reuland, and
ushers were James Van Orden,
Adam Ziegler, Chris Atencio,
Chuck Kamai and Sean Whitted.
About 310 guests attended the
couple's reception at the Balboa
Pavilion Ballroom.
The newlyweds are at home in
Newport Beach after a wedding
improve the harbor and tum it
into a lucrative commercial port.
But the measure, largely
opposed. by inland farmers,
failed at the ballot.
Then months after the mea-
sure failed, George Rogers, Jr., a
16-year-old boy suffering from
polio, died after a boat he was
on with his brother and three
friends capsized in the harbor
entrance, knocking everyone
overboard.
George Jr., who wore heavy
leg braces because of the polio,
-was the only one who didn't
make it.·
The accident prompted
George Rogers, Sr., a wealthy
contractor and highway builder
and uncle to Bob's father
Howard, to pursue runding for
the harbor expansion, despite
the loss at the polls.
He tapped into Depression
era federal grants made avail-·
able by President Franklin Roo-
sevelt and, with the help of city
engineer Richard Patterson and
Newport residents, set out to
n uptia ls
.
tnp spent cruising the Caribbean.
The bride is employed at
Macy's, and the groom at The
Crab Cooker.
The Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church in Newport Beach was
the setting for the May 18 wed-
ding of Susan Elaine Skinner and
Robert James Caustin, both of
Newport Beach.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Franklin Skinner of New-
port Beach. The plunging ·v·
back of her sleeveless gown fea-
tured a bow at the base. A chapel
train accented the white silk skirt.
The maid of honor was the
bride's sister, Barbara Fallon.
Bridesmaids were Robin Burger
and Janet Newport.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dona.iQ Caustin of
San Marcos. His best man was
John Lockheart. Ushers were Paul
Baldwin, George l\vist, Marshall
Harrington, Mike Meehan, Brett
Barnard and Richard Straman.
About 240 guests attended the
Newport Harbor Yacht 'Club
reception.
After a wedding trip to Maui,
Hawaii, and Laguna Beach, the
couple are now home in Newport
Beach.
The bride is em lo ed as a neu-
The Ritz Carlton Hotel in
Aspen, Colo., was the setting for
the March 23 wedding of
Michelle Robin Slavik of
Rochester Hills, Mich., a.nd
Matthew Layton Tingler of New-
port Beach.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. Stephan Francis Slavik of
Rochester Hills. Her attendants
were the bridegroom's sisters,
Megan Zell\ke and Cameron Tin-
gler, and her cousins, Brooke and
Bree Slavik.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Sterling Tin-
gler of Newport Beach. His atten-
dants were his brother, Graham
dredge the harbor anyway.
Ten years later in 1936, after
years of struggling for money,
the dredging was complete and
Newport Harbor was changed
forever. Ironically, a few weeks
after the completion, George
Rogers died of a heart attack as
he was taking his boat out of the
harbor entrance at almost pre-
cisely the spot his son had died
10 years before.
-Courtesy of Dan Harary
and Bob Rogers
Tingler. and the bride's brother,
Adam Slavik.
Alter their wedding trip to
Hawaii and Tonga, the couple
plan to live in Manhattan
Beach.
The bride is em lo ed at Dail
Dr. Tom and Mrs. Suzanne
Maricich of Seal Beach have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Janet ~uzanne
Maricich, to Sean Anthony Loftus,
son of Brian and Alice Loftus, of
Newport Beach. They will be mar-
ried July·27 in Our Lady Queen of
Angels Catholic Church in New-
port Beach. A reception will follow
at Sherman Ubrary and Gardens.
The bride-elect ls a graduate of
Hun~gton &each High School
and UC Santa 'harbara:Her fiance
graduated from Corona del Mar
High School and San Diego State
University.
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neighbors • I
Comm\lllity
In celebration of Jerusalem's
3,000th anniversary, the Jewish
National Fund sponsored an
Evening at the Ritz and honored
Dr. NtJsan Ptlest of Ne wport
Beach with the King David
Award.
Military
Air N ation-'
al Guard Air-
man Kather-
ine A. Bel-
lone, dau gh-
ter of Barbara
Bellone of
Newpo r t
Beach, has
from basic
military train-
ing at Lack-
land Air Force
Base in San Antonio, Texas.
Army Pvt. lligoberto Bravo,
son of Rigoberto and Elfega Bravo
of Costa Mesa, has entered basic
military training at Port Ja'ckson
in Colwnbia, S.C.
Marine Capt. Edward S. Lopez~son of Anilise T. Caden of
Newport Beach, graduated from
the Department of Qefense public
affairs officer course at Fort
Meade, Md.
Sean A. McKay, son of Yvonne
and Alan B. McKay of Newport
Beach, was commissioned a sec-
ond lieutenant through the Air
·Poree ROTC program after earn-
ing a bachelor's degree at Rensse-
laer Polytechnic Institute in lroy,
N.Y.
Education
The Costa Mesa family of
Rebecca WUllamson is proud to
announce that the United States
Achievement Academy named
Williamson a winner of the Unit-
ed States national award in jour-
nalism as well as a scholastic
achievement award.
Newport Coast resident David
T. White m graduated from Sam-
ford University with a Juris doctor
degree.
Wrenna L Johnson, daughter
of Larry Johnson of Newport
Beach, was named to the spring
semester dean's list at Radford
University.
Anne Porter, daughter of John
Porter qf Newport Beach and
' graduated from New Hampton
School, N.H. and received the
school's citizenship award during
commencement exercises.
Jeffrey D. Osborne of Newport
Beach recently earned a bache-
lor's degree in colll{Jlunications
from UCLA.
Angela L Harding of Balboa
Island was named to the spring
quarter dean's list at UC Santa
Barbara.
Kelly E. Boyd of Costa Mesa
was named to the spring quarter
dean's list at UC Santa Barbara.
Joseph H . Huel of Costa
Mesa was named to the spring
quarter dean's list at UC Santa
Barbara.
Angie Y. Nguyen of Costa
Mesa was named to the spring
quarter dean's list at UC Santa
Barbara.
Andrew M. Noble of Newport
Beach was named to the spring
quarter dean's list at UC Santa
Barbara.
Brian C. Plaataalda of New.
port Beach· was named to the
spring quarter dean's list at UC
Santa Barbara. •
Jennlfer L lbolDM of New ..
port Beach was named to the
spring quarter dean's list at UC
Santa Barbara.
Llntsung Wong of Newport
Beach was· named to the spring
quarter dean's list at ·uc Se.nut
Barbara.
Corporate
General Technology lac. of
Newport Beach won the U.S.
Postal Service's seventh annual
Quality Supplier a.ward in the
ntnd1 Swanson
Internation-
al insurance
broker JoJm-
son & Higgins
bas appointed
Trlndl Swan-
son as a vice
pi:esident at its
Costa Mesa
branch.
Dr. Adrtan
Doll, of Doll
Chiropractic Centre in Newport
Beach, was elected to the board
of directors of the Orange County
Chiropractic Society, the local
chapter of the Calif omia Chiro-
practic Association.
Sandy Hutto was named the
super sales trainer at The Con-
tainer Store in Costa Mesa, a
store of storage and organization
products.
tBP/Archltecture, a Newport
Beach-based design firm since
1952, has been selected as the
campus architect for Cerritos
<;ommunity College District.
MarkV.
Hansen
Newport
Beach resident
Mark V.
Hansen was
awarded the
1996 distin-
g u is bed
author award
by the pub-
lishers of
•R adio-TV
·Int erview
Report.•
tor of South Coast Repertory in
Costa Mesa, was appointed a vice
president of the League of Resi-
dent Theatres, a national associa-
tion of 64. nonprofit professional
theaters.
James Edwards
J a m e s
Edwanls, own-
er of Edwards
Theatre Clr-
cait in New-
port Beach,
won the 1996
Entrepreneur
of the Year
award for . the
master catego-
ry.
Pad.ttc Building Industries of
Costa Mesa was named general
contractor for Koo-Koo Roo restau-
rants in Southern Calitomia.
Newport Beach resident
William H. McFarland was one
of BIA/SC Bµilders to receive a
builders hall of fame award.
· McFarland ·is president of The
Irvine Company's Land and Res-
idential Development Group
and CEO of California Pacific
Homes .
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Ne~ BnchlC.osta Mesa Daily Pi.Joe
briefly
Volunteers sought
for phone work
Senior volunteers are
needed to help the AIDS Sei·
vices Foundation telephone
and check on patients.
The Retired and Senior
Volunteer Program, a service
of the Volunteer Center of
GrMter Orange County in
cooperation With the AIDS
Service5 Foundation, is look-
ing to train seniors, age 55
and older, to make phone
contact and get progress
reports once a month from
eight to 10 clients of the
AIDS Services Foundation.
Volunteers can complete all
duties at home. Half-day train-
ing sessions for this volunteer
service are being offered and
can be provided at volunt~·
home if necessary.
Th~ Volunteer Center,
county's only resource center
dedicated to mobilizing indi-
viduals and institutions to
collectively address critical
community needs.
For information on the
Senior Volunteer Program,
contact Richard Park1 Retired and Senior Volun-
teer Program Field Coordi·
/ nator, at 953-5757 ext. 110.
"" Sign up to be art
museum volunteer
Learn more about art and
share With your community
by becoming a clocent at the
Newport Harbor Art Muse-
um. A docent is a volunteer
who guides adults and
school groups through the
art galleries and teaches
them about the museum's
collections and exhibitions.
A nine-month training
program will take place on
Thursday mornings and will
begin in mid-September and
end in mid-June. Individuals
profidel}t in a second lan-.
guage are especially encour-
aged to apply.
Th receive more informa-
tion on this program, call the
Museum's Educations Depart-
ment today at 7 59-1122.
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MONOAY, JULY 15, 1996 .
It's time · Crystal Cove dwellers got heave-ho
I doubt there were many
people who were surprised
to learn the cottage dwellers
who have inhabited the beach
at Crystal Cove for the last eon
or so recently got one more
reprieve from the state.
I know I wasn't.
It was three years ago this
month that, as a reporter, I vis-
ited Crystal Cove to do a story
on the impending eviction of
the residents there.
At the time, their 10-year
lease with the state had
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Not going to happen.
Public land is just that -
land kept up by taxpayers and
preserved on their behaU so
they can visit and enjoy its
beauty.
Crystal Cove is public land.
And it's time the state and
the residents of those 46 cot-
tages figured that out.
0
Maybe the era of big gov-
ernment isn't over after all.
Thanks to help from the
now Republican-controlled
.Assembly, local government
might just be feeling a growth
spurt.
And that irony is not lost on
Trudy Ohlig. the Mesa Consoli-
dated water board president.
Curt Pringle, the Republican.
anti-big government Assembly
said.
Oblig said that under
Pringle's plan, either the city or
the Irvine Ranch Water Distnct
would take over the whole
water department.
And she said if. the city took
over, they still have to create a
whole water department just
like Mesa.
"The citizens of Costa Mesa
like their water district where
it's at," she said. Anything else,
"takes away the right of the
people to choose," she said.
City council candidate and
wate.r district critic Heather
Somers has a different take,
however.
She is in favor of merging
the water district operations
with the city, something she
tried, unsuccessfully, to do pre-
viously.
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Corona del M~s Chris
Oeding is on the threshold
of experiencing his
fondest dream.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
C hris Ceding decided to
become a water polo
lifer about the same
time he rea.fized he
knew as much about the sport as
any coach. So he became one.
"I would say, what I lack in
physical strength, I make up for
ln know-bow," Oedin said da
ore e was s ul to
shove off to Atlanta for the 1996
Olympic Games.
Oeding, former Corona del
Mar High standout, learned of
his appointment to the '96
Atlanta Games in late June.
"It was a stressful process. I
think it would be presumptuous
for me to say I was secure,"
Ceding said of bis initial Olympic
selection, in which be will be
counted upon to provide
counterattack strength for the U.S.
Oeding, a starter on the '
national team for the last two
years, is also the head water polo
coach at Orange Coast College
on an interim basis, filling in for
Don Watson (two-year
sabbatical).
"It's a job I would like,
whether it's at Coast or any other
community college," said
Oeding, who hopes to remain in
water polo for as long as some of
PONY PLAYOFFS
Newport
knocked
out, 5-4
• Dana Point scores in
bottom of ·the seventh to
eliminate NHBA entry.
EAST AN'AHEIM -Newport
Harbor PONY All-Stars (13-14)
were eliminated from District
Dana Point scored in the bottom
of the seventh to snap a 4-all situ-
ation and won, 5-4.
Dana Point broke open a
pitcher's duel in the bottom of the
fourth with a three-run outburst,
and added another marker in the
fifth to take a 4-2 lead after the
Newport Harbor Baseball Associ-
ation entry had scored three in
the top of the fifth.
Paul Cohen's Newport nine
responded with two in the fifth
when Chad Smith worked a lead-
off walk and advanced to second
on a passed ball.
Scott Perkins then ripped a
double to score Smith. Pinch-hit-
ter Matt Cohen followed with a
single to center to score Perkins.
Otto Verhulst, however, saw
bis long drive to left speared on a
leaping catch by Dana Point's
Darren White to negate a poten-
tial RBI.
A critical infield error account-
ed for Dana Point's single tally in
the fifth and it proved to be one of
the fatal moments for Newport in
its bid to stay alive.
Newport Harbor rallied with
two more runs in the top of the
sixth to tie the game at 4-C .
Nick Langsdorf, who homered
in the first tournament game,
reached first on an em>r. Scott
Beerer singled down the third base
line to move Langsd.orf to second.
A pickoff play caught Langs-
dorf off 1eCOnd base, then Beerer
stole second and advanced to
third on a base hit by Justin
Jacobs, the latter taking second
on the throw.
Beerer wu thrown out at the
plate on a Chad Smith grounder,
then Scott Perkins walked to load
the bales.
Jacobi scored on a paned ball
and Cohen walked to reload the
be.HI, followed by a tree pus to
booth Pellen to forqt tn the tee·
ond run.
Tbe rally, however, ended
then, mvtng the beMI loaded,
ind tn the eeventh Newport bed
the go-a.bMd run at eecond with
DOM OU~ only to ... a sll>-up
, .. two StrtUoutl end the threat.
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the olympiad series
his mentors, like John
Vargas, Corona del
Mar's coach since 1983,
a formei: Olympian
himself ('92 Barcelona)
and an assistant coach
·on this year's Olympic
team under Rich Corso.
"Golden West has
had a monopoly on
water polo for the last
five to 10 years, so it's
kind of challenge,•
~·
' ~ ..
":
Oedlng
Oedin added of last ear's
maugur season as 's
coach, when the Pirates finished
11-17-1 (5-7 in the Orange
Empire Conference) and lost in
the first round of the Southern
California Regional playoffs to
Palomar, 12-9, on Nov. 8.
Because of injuries, Ceding
didn't begin to show flashes of
pool greatness until May in the
beginning phase of the team's
three-stop exhibition tour, which
concluded June 23 when Team
USA finished in fifth place in a
tournament in Rome.
"I don't know if it's a relief,
knowing·J made the team, but it's
definitely something I have
thougbtaboutsincelstarted
playing the game," Oeding said,
after learning be had earned a
spot on the 13-man team.
"I wanted to plqy in high
school, then play at a good
college, then play in the
Olympics. A dream fulfilled is
·. '
!>
satisfaction. A lot of
people don't see their
dreams fulfilled, but I've
been lucky. I have."
One thing's for
certain: Starting on the
U.S. Olympic water polo
team looks pretty good
on a coaching resume.
Ceding, a three-time
All-CIF Southern Section
performer for Vargas'
Sea Kings, including CIF
Pla er of the Year laurels bis
senior year in 1988 -the school's
second of back-to-back CIF titles
when Oeding was around -has
plenty of reason to smile these
days.
He has a chance to be one of
the best players on this year's
team, after coming back from a
serious shoulder injury, a broken
left hand and a broken right hand.
"I call him one of our big C's:
Chris Duplanty, Chris Hwnbert
and Chris Ceding. Those three,
in general, control this team,"
Vargas said.
Shortly after his return this
year, Oeding began stepping it
up. The U.S. team, according to
Corso, is better with the 6-foot-1,
185-pound driver in the pool, the
smallest player on the team.
"I've had three injuries, so I
figured I wouldn't have any
more," Ceding said of his recent
climb as one of the team's
scoring leaders.
D
Oeding, who in four seasons
at Cal led the Bears to NCAA
championships every year except
one (his freshman year), missed
last year's World Cup because of
a broken hand.
That came after missing parts
of 1994 because of another
broken band. Prior to that,
Oeding had surgeons carve up
his right shoulder in Sept. 1993,
because of a pinched nerve and
rotator cuff problems.
In a dozen exhibition games,
Oeding's game decided to take a
chance and, since healthy again,
become a team leader for Team
Tenn., Germany and Italy.
"I couldn't say that four years
ago," Corso said. "I've been
watching Chris in all of his years
at Corona del Mar High and Cal,
and ·I felt fortunate to be able to
coach him one year on the U.S.
national junior team.
•But that shoulder surgery
really worried me. But, he has
really-progressed in the last 10
months. We've added one more
significant part of our offensive
game, but more importantly is
bis role as a leader out there ."
Oe,,ding, who left fo'r Atlanta
the day after Independence Day,
claims to be in the best shape of
his life. And since he has
returned from physical problems
and made the U.S. Olympic
team, it's no wonder why 2000
doesn't even cross bis mind.
"l hadn't even thought about
it," Oeding said of the 2000
Sydney Ga.mes. "It'll take that
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Water polo
ATtANTA
July 1 g.Aug. 4
when it comes."
It's also no wonder -now
that Oeding's a coach -that his
relationship has changed with
Vargas, who has known Oeding
since he played in the Corona
del Mar Junior Program.
"We're at the same level
now," Vargas said. "He's
definitely a student of the game,
and offensively, he's one of the
best drivers in the world, and I
think he brings like a calming in
the water to the team. He's so in
control, so aware of what's going
on."
And what Oeding lacks in
physical strength isn't necessary
in coaching.
\\ <>\I I· :'\. . " I I ' ' I "
Phebus back ·m action at Mahwah
• Corona del Mar's Keri Phebus is
finally able to get back on the
rourts after nearly two months of
cooling her heels because of wart
attack at Adoption Guild Oassic.
By Jim Watters. Daily Pilot
I t's been almost two months since Keri
Phebus competed in a tennis 1
tournament and she's definitely ready
to get back into the competitive mode. _
• summer as the most-highly decorated
women's tennis player in Bruin hiltory, is in
New Jersey this week competing in the
Mahwah Tennis Classic.
The townament, held in the dty of
Mahwah, will be her first since the NCAA
National Tennis Tournament held in late
May. She tried playing mixed doubles with
Alan ~ylor dwing last month's Adoption
Guild Thnnis Tournament, but they were
forced to withdraw in the early rounds so
Phebus could have foot surgery.
1be Mahwah couldn't have come at a
better time for Phebus. She'll get to test her
foot, and her endurance, against a field
expected to bring together five of the top
20 women players including Monica Seles
and Wunbledon singles champion Steffi
Graf.
•it's really a good field, but since it's an
exhibition it won't count tn the rankings,•
she Mid. •1t will give me a feel for where I
am while allowing me to get used to the
routine. Hopefully I can play some top
playen without worrying about my
ranking."
Phebus, who bas competed in only three
pro events, ls No. 310 in the rankings.
She'll freelJ admit betng:310tb ls DO ,
~t sbakM, but everybbdy bU to start
ICJID8Wb8re, Bven ~time
All-Americam.
Wbilt bm trilJla digit wt•ndtng really
means is there isn't a lot of room for error if
she wants a chance to earn a wild-card
invitation into next month's U.S. Open.
•This is a tun tournament, but it's also a
huge step for me,• she said.
A huge step she hopes won't bring the
sharp pains she first felt at the start of the
college season in January and landed her
on a hospital gurney during the Adoption
Guild.
There were no broken bonet, pinched
nerves or strained ankles. The problem was
a virus. Well. actuo.lly ... a wart from a virus.
"I bad a couple of them at the beginning
Of the (college) 18U01l, • Phebus said. •rm
stubborn' IO'l decided to let tt go becau.e ,
they Mid I would bave to tUe three or four
da}'I oft .•
It wOuld pob&~ be easier to corral a
~ bd than Mk Pb8bua to take time ott.
Sailors upset Vill~ Park, 5-4
However, there was a price to be paid for
bet commitment to lier sport. By the time
Nc!AA Nationals rolled around there were
20 warts.
"They remov~ the ones that were the
most painful.• she said. "But in the
humidity of Florida. at Nati9nals, they took
over. There were more than 100 by the
time I finally went in.•
The surgery may actu'ally end up being
a blessing in disguise for Phebus who was
able to treat the down time as a transition
from college to the pros.
"This bas been really challenging, but
I've learned a lot from this,• Phebus said.
to valua oals
and the fun factor seems to ,
•1n college, it's just match after match
after match. This injury made me stop and
now I'm feeling more excitement -
anticipation."
Phebus, who as a junior became the first
UCLA woman to win both singles and
doubles tiUes at Nationals in the same year,
earned a wild-ca.rd mvitation to the U.S.
Open where she scored an opening·round
victory. She lost in the second round to
Amy Frazier, who was ranked in the Tup 20
at the time.
"lbis year, 1 wasn't able to repeat at
Nationals, and I haven't played in a lot of
tournaments, but I've been told I'm still a
solid candidate for the Open," Phebus said.
•1 need to produce some results this
summer and it will be a last-minute thing if
1 get it."
•Jt's way too early to be making any =ctions about a wild~• said Lynn
, who is tbe hea.d of coaching on the
women's side of the USTA. "It's all based
on pedormance and she hasn't rea'.lly done
anything tbil. year.
•lbere't still time to make the field, but
the call wm probably come pretty late in
the game.•
Otberwtle, if Phebus tbiDk.s sbe't OD the
bubble lt WOUid be a good Idea for bar to
be Nied up; with her lbOeStrtng'I tWid.
watllDg wtlh'cell pboDe in the peddng lot at
fl~ MeedOWI U tbe 0paa -opens.
BOA TING llES ULTS
Costa Mesa
~bows out in
10-0 defeat
•Little Leaguers never
get it going in Saturday's
; finale against Seaview.
By Roger carlson, Daily Pilot
WESTMINSTER -There is a
common bond every 11-12-year-
world shares. and it goes far
deeper than baseballs and bats,
home runs and home plate.
And that is everyone's eventu-
al fate, unless of course, you're a
14-year-old hand-picked All-Star
from Taiwan.
At the end, you walk away
without victory.
Such was the case for Costa
Mesa American's Majors All~
Stars Saturday at Johnson Middle
School where the Seaview Llttle
• League All-Stars advanced to
: Tuesday's best of three series
: with Fountain Valley at Mile
: Square Park for the DlStrict 62
: championship and a berth in the
: upcoming sectionals, the final
: step before the Western Region-
als in San Bernardino, where· one
of eight go on to Williamsport for
the World Senes.
"We played a good team and
it's been a good year," was about
all Manager Lany Cabico could
offer in the aftermath of a 10-0
loss, a game cut short in the
fourth inning alter Seaview
• catcher Daniel Timoti laced a
: two-run homer to give the win-
: ners their 10-run bulge.
: The Seaview coaches ap-
: proached the scoring table at that
: point for the official ruling to end
: the game and the mercy rule was
: applied.
: "We weren't expected to get
: this far,• continued Cabico.
: Indeed, the Costa Mesa nine
: stood the District 62's Area l
: Playoffs on its collective ear for
: the most part, shocking Ocean
: View in the opener, 5-3; dropping
: a hard-fought 6-3 decision to the
: eventual Area 1 chamJ>Jon Seav-
: iew crew; bouncing back with a
: 10-5 rout of Westminster; then
: the Game of the Series, the 6-3
thriller in eight over Seaview to
force Saturday's final game.
The fire and the momentum
as the two squared off on Satur-! day did not stay long.
: Jett Gilmore, the son of th.e
: Seaview Manager Rick Gil.more,
struck out the side in the firSt
inning, and Seaview responded
with a run in the bottom of the
inning.
Nick Cabico, unavailable as a
pitcher after Thursday's endeav-
ors on the mound, singled to cen-
ter to lead off the second for Cos~
ta Mesa. but he was erased on a
steal attempt, then two mQre
strikeouts closed out the seconcL
Matt Natelborg, batting in ~
No. 8 slot, delivered a two-nQ>
homer for Seaview in the bottom
of the second, and it was 3-0.
Another 1-2-3 inning for CO$\a
Mesa preceded the disaster in the
bottom of the third inning .as
Seaview collected five more runs
to virtually seal the victory -on
five hits. All three outs were
recorded at the plate.
• Costa Mesa's last chance in ! the fourth was quiet, as well, Bil-
: ly Halverson nursing a one-out
: walk providing the only "noise."
: Larry Cabico had just one oth-
: er comment, and he repeated it ! when notes were not immediate-
: ly taken.
VILLA PARK -Newport Harbor
High's summer water polo forces rallied
from a -4-3 third-quarter defidt behind a
pair of goals by Chas Leeper and a sin-
gle score from John Ucdf ert on Sund4y
to hand host Villa Park a 5_. upset loss at
the 3&-team Villa Park Invitational.
WATER POLO
CdM wins three, falls twice
! "We had Wlhappy parents and
: it just tears a team apart.• he
: said, alluding to apparent inter-
: nal strife. ·vou can't be selfish
: when you're playing baseball. ~'=7~~~ : "Alotofparentsdon'tdotheir ou..w.a-: kids any favor. They need to
The Sailors (down 3-1 at halftime),
stayed wtthin range with a goal by Gary
Conwell in the second quarter) and
another by Matt Moreau 1n the third
period.
Goalkeeper John Phatrts wu aed.lted
with Dine Mvel for Harbor.
Conwell playe<t a big part defemive·
ly, u Well. with three steals. 'n!ammates
Ucdferl and Jay Peson were eech crectat-
ed with two ltMll.
The Saili:n, wbo ftnlshed fourth tn the
18-and-unden tourney, lost to San
a.n.nt., 1 ·3: deleeted • sen DlegO foe,
8-2, aDd lolt e 7-6 dedtion to COit&
Mela.
Vil.LA PARK -Corona del Mar High's
summer water polo contingent in 18~
and-unders competition won three of
five starts on Sunday at the Villa Park
Invitational.. sweeping put La Jolla, 5·21
Clovis, 11-41 and Buena Park, 6-31 while
dropping two • 11-4 to Villa Park and
8-7 to Chadwick. •
Chris BIJ>olito was Corona._ leading
scorer agalntt La JoU.t Carter Weir
racked up lour gOCLll agalnlt Covil,
backedup by three goaJa from Juon
Hokanson and two from Shaheen
P~ and Espojlto and Weir MCh
scored twice ln the wln ovv Buena Park.
Weit bad three goe1I a~ Wla
Park ln e game wblcb saw Wla Park
stonn to an 8-0 halftime '8adi and Weir
WU the IM<lin9 ICCnf for Cd.M aga.lmt
CbedWkk, .. W.U. ICulng th1ee times.
ltchelll • 1. P1ul I Llur• StwplCrllg Chamberi.tln, NHYC. 9.5; 2. : know tha~. •
G.ston Ortiz. ave. 14.0; 3. Tom COC'tett. Sr., Tom COC'tett. Jr .. ari.n : In the final analysis, however,
Burger, NHYC. 11.0. : Costa Mesa was an over-achiev·
..._. eowt : lng team which did ic.lf very
Stan -1. Ch\P ~IChudt Newel, NHYC. 12.0; 2. hn : proud· and ... ~ ..... was --"' oce MltchetWlll St\lfl\p, CYC. 12.2S; 3. Etic Doytdrlan lWhur, SOYC. : . • uu:n: ._..,
12.75; ... Chudt 8Mk/Stew Wright, NHYC 19.75; s. Stephen : realistic factor 5atw'dey ... Sea~.
Gould/Jo.I Kew. St Francis vc. 2s.o. : And in retrolpeet ·the dedsion .,... a-: wasn't M&rly u "ha.rd to take u if
..... -, • Glen llslan. Wl.YC. S.0; 2 . .t.ff McCorm.te. NHVC. 11. 7~ : ll had beer'! a 2· 1 game where
3. ~ Dffnlm). NHYC. 1).75. : MCOnd-guesatng could Milly ~a . 1. Jennie o..n. NHYC. 10.25; 2. Justin LM. IYC. 12.75; : tramfonn tt latO .'lbe fnilttitlng
3. /l4n6i ~ IYC, 14..75; 4.. Scott~ 8YC. 17.1S; S. SC0tt : VK'tOrJ wbkh WU denied..•
s:."d ~71~~~~,2f:·2. G'°"9 Hwof\ ICYC. ~ IDDad, !he 10-run maJvtn
11.75; l . Kyle Ow\, 11.15; ._ o.e1t ~'90 ICV'C. 11.ct S. : ~ to gt.. __... of •iba
. 61':.~ =~~ ~~ NM't<'.. l I:;"= i::T..:. -:
24.75; 3. ~ locMt\ ·-.. lftttwl llldM\, MM:. ... = ~ ..... ~· °' ... , r 5. fty en~~ .._ a...nn Mahr-. UVC. )1.'1'!. : It la • Oil.--Pmt 1 • e ..... ,.MM!~~ ,.._2.NdM~Dl"t'C.: ~ ............. -· .• ''
1 S.75; J. ,..,...,, c.tlOI\. LN'C. -~ .._ c.te II& 0 111, llvt. DAt : _.. 115 J • M I • s. *Id M<1'at. nc. •?S: 1; .--....., ..m;. n.o. : •f: ----,. •• ,. ...... •·::::.,..OIW\NHvt.11.n;z.~~.sovc.1J.n.: ~~....,_7...,C'"'' ~~ ... ,-... '~~~SD.,!(. •ct 5. .... : W·F!"L·L ..... •·O.• ~ .............. & ....... ---~,-·,•·~ : ... _ .... ,...... ..
,
MONDAY, JULY 15, 1996
PUIUC NOTICU
esl ~ estale 'or ARTHUR Bulldlng c. Room 201: Drrve. Costa :4eia, Callfor~ :;:r~~~f ~~c~ls~~ ~~t~~· Newport Beach, cns1390834 ducted by: husband and 401-411 EAST CHAPMAN SANTA AHA .. ~ 92701. ci:seman) :,:i:c:.t"
BARLOW, also known as A. Santa Ana, Calllornla, nta, untll the hour of 10:00 Sand Can n Avinue Ir· This business Is con-Fictitious BuslneH Wiie AVENUE PLACENTIA. CA AT (714)285-9962 ~KAREN s_ llWful ~ of Ille U~
BARLOW, deceasod, In 92705, or may be flied with a.m., August 5, 1996, at vine CA ~ Is avaltable ducted by: a general part-Name Statement Have you . sllrted doing PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ALOAG AUTHORI D SIGNA Ill Of' ~t&Sher's cheClt._
and to that certain real 1he Clerk ol said Superior which time they wtU be for Public Inspection be-nershlp The following persons are buslne11 yet? No HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH TUR£ OPP 22752 718. 7115. sta:e to ~ Ve!Ue Moble-
proporty described as fol· Court, or may be delivered opened publicly and read twH n tho houra of 8:00 The registrant commenced doing business as: Pirate ~~\"H Ai Kldw~I filed (payable at the bme ot sale in 7fl2/96 l:'iie Pattt ( aOle at •me Of
lows: 10 said PUBLIC ADMINIS· aloud In the Council Cham-A M to 5•00 p M Monday to transact business under Surf, 1740 Monrovia Av· 1 sta emen was lawful money of tile Untied PU8UC NOnCE 1 ..... ~ 1996 at lOOO
PARCEL NO. I: 1:RATOR personally, at any bors. Sealed proposals thr~h F~iday.'Thla report the fictitious name or onuo, Costa Mesa, Call for-0lth thee Cofyt~ ~~~r:.~f St.ates). aM 11ghl, ~lie and inter· !"~l:;i~IOW'lnQ iocilion· . Loi 27. ol Traci No. lime a lier first publication shall bear tho htle of the 11 flied pursuant to Section names listed above on nla 92627 range oun est conveyed to and now neld F ntJinCe suite 160 10468, tn the city of D;ina of this nollce and before work and name of the bid-5473 of the Health end March 1. 1993 Oulksllvor, Inc .. (Cllllfor-19983888837 by ii under said Dead otTrustln NOTICE CW TRUSTEE'S ront e m ttns'
Point County or Orange, lho making of said sale. der but no other dlslin-Safety Code of the State of Albert J. Thel, Jr. nia), 1740 Monrovia Av· Dally Pilot June 24, July 1, lhe property situated In said SALE UNDER DEED OF 8101 Kaiser Blw Alllhet •
Stale of Calilornla, as per TERMS OF SALE: Cash, guishlng marks. Any bid re-California. This statement was flied enuo, Costa Mesa, Calilor-8, 15. 1996 M242 County and St.ate hereinalter TRUSTF .. : "."°°2'3LDlln: Cal~~· 11 ID be held thOut map recorded In Book 541, lawful money ot tho United celved after the scheduled NOTICE 11 further given with the County Clerk of nla, 92627 bed· PARCEL 1. AN Yoon, K. other. 21-134 ... 211 ....., S e IS WI page(s) 41 10 43 Inclusive S1a1es. orypon such terms closing time for tho rocelpt that Monday, tho 22nd day Orange County on 6·20-96 This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~OED 1114 INTEREST IN A..P. Nurnbtf U.-212"°2 ~nant or W11Ti111Y as ID PoS·
ol Miscellaneous Maps, In and cond1hons as may be of bids shall be returned to 01 July, 1996 at the hour of UJ983887158 ducted by: a corporation Fl tltl 8 1 0 TO LOT 1 OF TRACT NO YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN-session, hnanano. encum-the office of the County Re-acceptable to lho Court bidder unopened. It shall 8.00 p' M of said da (or 0 11 Pilot Jul 1 8 15 The registrant commenced c oue ue neaa AN DER A DEED OF TRUST, tnncts, or otnerwise on an •as corder of said county. upon confirmalion. Tho be the solo rosponslblllty of as soon . thereafter ls ts a Y Y ' ' ' to transact business under Name Statement 10389. IN THE CITY Of COSTA DATED July 18,. 1•, UN-iS-, "Wtlert is· basis. Tile pt0pel1)'
Elccepl all oil, gas, miner· sum ol TEN THOUSAND the bidder to eee that Is reasonably practicable) In 22. 1996. the fictitious name or The followlng persons are MESA. COUNTY OF ORANGE. LESS YOO TAKE ACTION which Wiii be sold is deSCJlbed as als and other hydrocarbon DOLLARS ($10,000.00) In bid Is received In p~opor the Board of Directors m257 names listed above on: doing business as: Japa-STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS TO PftOTECT YOUR PftOP-followS·
subs1ances In and under cash, cert1f1ed chock, cash· lime. meeting room of the Di•· PUBLIC NOTICE 1990 neae & English Car Ser· SHOWN ON A MAP RECORDED ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT Woodcltst J.t>btehome Senal
said land lying below a ier's chock, or money order A sot of Bid Documents lrlct at l5600 Sand can-Quiksilver, Inc., Randall L vice, 738 W. 17th Street, IN BOOK 450. PAGES 18 AND A PU8UC SALE. IF YOU lt.lml>tll SAAC7447, SBRC7447
depll'I of 550 feel wl1hou1 must ~ccompany ea~h writ· may be obtained at lhe Of· yon' Avenue, ltvine, CA Is Notice Is hereby given Herrel, President Chief Op-Unit A, Costa Mesa, CA 19 OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS flEED AH EtP\.AHATIOH OF Oecal t.\.irnbelS M/45754 Ll ·
1he right or surtace enlry as ion bid or otter, with the fico of the City Engineer, the time and place filCed by that the undotSlgned will eratlng Officer 92627 IN TME OFFICE OF THE COUNTY THE NATURE OF 'OE ~ tJeMnsionia ltJmbers 15146.
reserved by deeds of balance of the purchase 77 Fair Drive, Costa Men, the Board ol Directors for be sold at Public Auclion This statement was flied Edwerd Wltoslawskl, 2550 RECORDER Of SAID COUNTY CEEDINO AGMaT YOU, 15147
record P11co lo be fald upon con-California, upon nonrelund· hearing and consideration on MONDAY. AUGUST 5, with lhe County Clerk of Columbia Dr .. Costa p.esa, EXCEPTING THEREFROM All YOU SHOULD CONTACT A The currtnt locnon ot tile
'Except therefrom all water tirmahon o sale as ap-able payment of $10.00. An by the Board of all obJec· 1996 AT 10:00 A.M. KELLY Orange County on 6-14·96 CA 92626 . OIL GAS MINERALS AND lAWYSl Notice II hefellV sul)ieetproperty 15 and subsurface water proved by said Superle>< addltiOnal charge of S5.00 lions or protests If any to & KARL JACKSON, K.E. 19983888557 This business . Is con· OTHER HYDROCARBON SUB· given tt\M Wiikin & Freed-1741 Pomon.1 Ave #2
nghls. below a depth of Court willbo~delfhandledby thereport. ' AUCTION SERVICE, P.O. Daily Piiot July 1. 8. l5. ductedby:anlndi~du:. STANCES LYING BELOW A man~ponltecl,a"af .. CosQMesa,CA92Q7 .
550 feel, without lho right All bids or otters must be mail. Bid Documents and Leell• Fleaael Seer• BOX 825, RIAt.TO, CA., 22 1996. bHaslve you 17styarte 0 0!8"9 DEPTH OF 500 FEET WITHOUT elonal Corporadoo, f.k.a. The lll~C ~n Wiii be ol surface entry, as dod1· subm1t1od on a form fur· other contract documents ' 92377, 909-873-0744, AUC-• u ness ye es, ec. 89 Rlchanl G. WlttlJn Inc~ • caled or reserved 1n ins1ru· nished by the senor. may also be H amined at tarr, lrvln• Ranc h TION BOND 41723-41•19, m262 Edward Wltoslawskl TliE RIGHT OF SURFACE EN· rat.Id, u trultM, or succe. made ID msly the ben for stor
men1s of record. Tho 11ghl 10 ro1oc1 any and the Office of the City Clefk W•t•r Dlattlct. ALLS PACE • COSTA PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was flied TRY AS RESERVED BY ROY 80f truelM, or aubstltlAed age ol lht atJove-dtscnbtd
PARCEL NO. 2· all bids 1s hereby resetved. of the City of Costa Mesa. Published Newport MESA, 1535 NEWPORT wilh the County Clerk of HIRATA. BY DEED RECORDED tru9t .. punuan1tothe0eed IJI011tr1Y 11111 was dePDSl
6
ted Oy
Non·exclusive easement DATED; 7/9/90 Bid Documents will not be Beach-Costa Mesa Dally BOULEVARD, COSTA cn•1390838 Orange County on 6·18·96 APRIL3. 1978 IN BOOK 12620. ot TNlt eucuted by Mint D Polwlsh ~ wot
lor access, ingress, egress. WILLIAM A. BAKER, malled unless the ad· Pilot July 8, 15, 1996. MESA, CA 92627 Flctltloua Bualneea 19983888847 PAGE 62. OFFICIAL RECORDS KWAHG YOON l JUNO Amenca
encroachment. drainage. p UBL IC ADM IN IS.. ditional $5:00 charge Is In· m267 A216 SHERRY WILLIAMS, Name Statement Dally Pilot Juno 24, July 1, EXCEPTING THEREFROM THE SOOK YOON, hulblnd l The tot.II amount cilt on :
repair, maintenance, sup· TRATOR, Admlnls-cludedwithpaymont. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS The following persons are 8, 15, 1996 M244 fOLLOWING. (A)UNITS1A·1 & wle u ~tenants~ ~. 1nctudlng~ as
port and for other pur· t ator of the Eatate of Each bid shall be made PUBLIC NOTICE A424 DAVID HARMON, dolng business aa: Leilana. PUBLIC NOTICE 1A·2 THROUGH 14A·1 & 14A-2 e«ded on 071211t'1181 •• fn.. costs. oiienses and s poses. all as described In r on the Proposal form, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 1740 Monrovia Avenue AS SHOWN UPON THE CON· llr\MMf1t No. ~ In of tile dale o4 the ~bllc sale, is
lhe Maslot Oeclara11on ol PETER DRESEK, D• sheets P·1 through P·10 Flctltloua BuelneH B 11 6 ME KO ENT., Costa Mesa Callfornli OOMINIUM PLAN RECORDED Booll -Page-o1 Official re-$2,374 28 The auaon wiM be
Covenants, Conditions and ceHed provided In the contract Name Statement HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 92627 ' Flctltloue BuslnHa IN BOOK 13551 AT PAGE 1737 cotda In the olnce ol the made fOf'the ~rpose of snstvino
Restrictions for tho planed LAURENCE M. WAT· documents, and shall be The tollowlng persons are B136 JEANNE GREEMAN, Oulksllver Inc (Calltor· Ham• Statement OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OF SAID CounCy Recorder al Orange Ille ~en on the pt0perty, tooethet
(sic) development of Dan;i-so N , CH IE F AS.. accompanied by a certified doing business as: Slock· HOUSEHOLD ITEMS nia) 1740• Mon~'ovla Ava The following persons are COUNTY (B) THE EXCLUSIVE County, CaUfornla. and put· with Ille cost of the same
woods ("Master Declara· s Is TANT co u N TY or cashier's check or a bid wonc, 37 Cardltf, Laguna B 1 6 6 ME KO ENT., Costa Mesa California doing business as: The RIGHT TO POSSESSION OF All au.ant to the Notice ol De-OlteO .kine 19, 11Xl6 lion"), recorded In Book COUNSEL d HOPE bond for not less than 10% Niguel, CA 92677 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 92627 ' Real Estato Group, 332 Vic· tau• and EJectlon to Sell BY James M Trush, Esq. Law
t3737, page 1226, Official E SNYDER an DEPUTY of the amount of their bid, Lory Florentina McClory, 8173 KIMBERLY SMITH· This buslnon Is con· tori a St., 0203, Costa TH0€6:~~~fr~~kG~bE~~ thereunder r1<orcMd Offices of Trush g GosecQ 19900 Records ot Orange County, A. t ; p bll • made payable 'to the City 37 Cardltt, Laguna Niguel, MOYER. HOUSEHOLD ducted by· a corporation Mesa, CA 92627 BAL I • · S AS 07J07/1ttl In ISooll -, P11ge MacMtlir Blvd Suite 850 IMne,
Calilornla and in tho t orneya or u c of Costa Mesa. No pro-CA 92677 ITEMS The r lstranl commenced Stuart G. Stache, 332 Vic· AREAS, ANO GARAGE -. as lmtrument No. CA 92715 Al!l)meys for Vista
Amendment to Covenants. Administrator posaf shall be considered Patti Henry, 9 Bolalre, La· B301 JOAN BAILEY, to tra~act buslnoH under torla St .. 0203, Costa. SHOWN UPON THE CONDO· lf40M8 °'said omci.i R• Verde MobdehOme Patlt
Conditions and Restrictions Pub I Is he d Newport unless accompanied by guna Niguel, CA 92677 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS the fictitious name or Mesa, CA 92627 MINIUM PlAH ABOVE RE· COfds, wll Sell on 0712511ttl 7-8 7-15 1996
and Notice ol AnnelCalion Boach-Costa Mesa Daily such cashier s check. Chris Pelllzzon, 28812 B488 KIM SMITH-MOYER, names listed above on· This business Is con· FERRED TO PARCEL 2: UNITS lit the North front entrance · '
of Proporty ("Notice") re-Pilot July 15, 16, 22. 1996. cash, or bidder's bond. Rancho Grande, Laguna HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 1988 · ducted by: an Individual 8A-1 AND BA·2 AS SHOWN to the County Coul'thc>uM, t-----------
cordod April 25, 1986, as mt273 No bid shall bo consld· Nlguel,CA92653 B492 RONALD HAR· Quiksilver Inc. Randall l . H1~e you started doing UPON THE CONDOMINIUM 700ClvlcCenftrOftveWett,
Document No. 86-165754, ered unless It Is made on a Cory Suveges, 33902 RINGTON, HOUScHOLD Herrel President Chief Op-business yet? No PLAN ABOVE REFERRED TD SanlaAna, CA at 1:00P.M. at
Offlciel Records ot said PUBLIC NOTICE blank proposal form fur- Chula Vista, Dana Point, ITEMS lfali~ Officer Stuart G. Stache PARCEL 3· AH EXCLUSM DUbllc auction to the hlgMtt
County. nlshed by the City of Costa CA 92829 8557 ROBERT/SONJA This statement was flied This 1t11ement was filed APPURTENANT EASEMENT blddef fot a ah (pev-t* at
SUBJECT TO all excep-SUMMONS Mesa and 11 made Is ac· Torrey Mellgren, 25001 SURBER, HOUSEHOLD with the County Clerk of wllh the County Clerk ol FOR RESIDENTIAL USE AND the time al u1e In a-tut
!Ions, covenants, condl· • FAMILY LAW cordance with the provf· Eaton, Laguna Niguel, CA ITEMS Orange County on 6-l4-96 Orange County on 6-17·96 PURPOSES IN AND TO THE moneyaltheUnbdSUitff~
1tons, restuctions, ease-CITACION JUDICIAL slons of the Proposal re-92677 Published Newport 19903888554 19983888885 BALCONY AND PATIO DI· .. rtgM, title #Id Wwat menls, elCcluslons, reserva· quiroments. Robef1a Moore, 48 Vlsta Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Dally PHot June 24 July 1, conveyed to and now hdd t1ons, llens, rights, and • DERECHO DE Each bidder must have Monlmar, Laguna Nlguel, PUot July 8, 15, 1996. Dally Pilot July t, 8. 15, 8 15 1996 ' M241 RECTLY ADJACENT TO THE by • undlf uld Deed al
rights of way, of record. FAMILIA the appropriate license aod CA 92677 m268 22, 1996. ' ' ABOVE DESCRIBED UNIT Trust In the property ._
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=97c~ Commonly known as Notice TO RESPOH· also be pro-quahliod as re-Laura Sheedy, 29 Linden-PUBLIC NOTICE m263 PUBLIC NOTICE WHICH SHALL BE DEEMED TO tuated In uld County and
25121 Dana Birch, Dana DENT (AVISO AL DE· quired by law. grove, Allio Viejo, CA \J LIC NOTICE BE PART OF THE ·RESTRICTED StM• h«elnaf\er dHcrlbed· Point, California 92629 MAN DADO (Hombre): The City Counell of the 92656 p B Flctltloue BuelneH COMMON AREAS. SHOWN AS The Southwester1y I0.0 feet 3600 PllCiflcYl8W Drive
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Bids or offers are lnv11ed Chiu Kuel Shih City of Costa Mesa re-Mary Alderson, 27642 .:~;~=rN:~F cns1390931 Name Statement 8B AHO BP ON THE CONDO· o1 the Northcuter1y 220.0 ~7Beac:h00 for said property and must • serves the right to reject Plnestrap Circle, Laguna .. The lollowing persons are MINIUM PLAH ABOVE RE· feet o1 the Nottmwsttffy -.
b4> In wriling, and will be You are being eued. A any andlor all bids. Hills, CA 92653 WITHDRAWAL FROM Flctltloue Buelneae doing business as· Ught· FERRED TO PARCEL 4: AH 1.0.0 feet o1Lot191 ot New---------1111( •
received at the office ol lhe usted I• eatan deman-The Contractor shall com-Mary McGraw, 49 Hast· PARTNERSHIP Name Statement nlng Productions, 15375 EXCLUSM APPURTENANT PClf1 Hrights, 1n the City at PIERCE IROTHERS
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. dando. ply with the provisions or lngs, Laguna Niguel, CA OPERATING UNDER T!'e following persons are Barranca Pkwy., A203, Ir· EASEMENT TO USE AND DC· Cost. Mesa, u &tlOWI\ on a IEU BROADWAY
1300 South Grand Avenue, PETITIONER'S NAME Section 1770 to 1780, In-92677 FICTITIOUS doing business as: Oue, vine, CA 92718 C PY AT All TIMES TliE Map recotded In Book 4
Building C, Room 207, IS (EL NOBRE DEL DE-elusive, of the California Anne Conway, 35183 NAME 1740 Monrovia Avenue. Darlene Lavender, t5375 U · 0 P11ge 83 al Misctll.lneou~ Mortuary* Chapel
Senta Ana, Calllornla. MAND ANTE ES J 1 Labor Code; the prevalllng Beach Ref., Capo Beach, Th~~:,:~,:sperson has Coste Mesa, Callfornla Barranca Pkwy., Irvine, CA GADES~G~TEgE~CNRls;JE cAJ4N. Maps, In the omc. o1 tht Cremation -92-705, or may be filed w1lh rate and scale of wages os-CA 92624 92627 92718 Count Recorder°' said Or· -lhe Clerk of said Superior Cherng·D•r Vu tablished by the City ol Clnd Stephan, 33 While withdrawn as 8 general Oulksllvor, Inc., (Callfor· . DOMINIUM PLAN ABOVE
• ·• • ship operating under· Ficti ' • uc y: an n iv u add1es1 other common to said PUB IC ADMINIS· (Numero def Ceso) file with the City Clerk of 92877 Ii Bu!i C j l R • enue, Costa Mesa. Callfor· Have you started doing SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE ckslgNtlon ' If any of the TRATOR personally, al any 95D010003 the City of Costa Mesa; Margret Thompson, 18 ous us ness, oas a o-nla. 92627 buslnoss yet? Yes, 5/1/96 PART OF THE "RESTRICTED 1111 operty ~scribed
time aner first publication You have 30 CALENDAR and shall forfeit penallles We11clitt. Laguna Niguel. g~~·~v~Yl~e1t!' 1~~73c~:i~ This bu1lne11 11 con· Darlene Lavender COMMON AREAS". The prop· above ~ putported to be'
or this notice and belore DAYS aner this Summons proscribed therein for non· CA 92677 CA ' ducted by: a corpo1111lon Thi• statement was fifed erty address and o!lltr common 1MO Newport BIYd eost.i
the making ot said sale. ond Po1illon are seived on compliance of aaid Code. Roblr Singer, 10 Dorches· ~~~a, Fict~~:~: Business The registrant commenced wllh lhe County Clerk ol designation. 1t any, ol Ille real Mesa, CA. Tti. unde°rslgned T~RMS OF SALE: Cash. you 10 file a Response MARY ELLIOTT, Dep-ler Groen, Laguna Niguel, Name Statement tor the to transact business under Orange County on 6-18-96 properly described above Is TNstee dlKlalms any llabll·
lawful money or tho Unlled (lorm t282) at the court uty City Clerk, Cltr ol CA 92677 Partnership was filed on the fictitious name o~ 19983088829 purported to be: 2231 PACIFIC lty for any Incorrectness of
Stales, or upon such lerms and serve a copy on the Costa Mesa Sandra Perl, 6 Beth1ny, Ma ch 18 1994 In the names fisted above on. Daily Pilot June 24 July 1 AVENUE 18·3 COSTA MESA the property address and and cond11ions as may be petitioner. A letter or phone Laguna Niguel. CA 92677 r ' 1992 ' ' 92627 Th d "' d her .... lo acceptable lo lhe Court call will nol proioct you. Published Newport Clndy 8udde, 11 Re-County of Orange Original Oulksllver, Inc., Randall L 6, 15, 1996 M243 CA • un ers'Vne oe common de_,,nat n,
upon conlirma1lon. Tho 11 you do not Me your. Re-Beach-Costa Mesa Dally dondo, Laguna Niguel, CA Flle No. F602706 Herrel, President Chief Op-PUBLIC NOTICE Trustee disclaims any llabHlty If any, shown heieln. The
sum of TEN THOUSAND sponse on time, 1he court Pilot July 15, 22. t998, 92677 Full name and address o~ orating Ottlcer tor any 1ncorrecmess of !ht lot.al amount°' the UflPAld
DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in may make orders affecting m275 Marlene Hutchinson, 198 g'9vt/8~0Th wllh:aw~j4 This statement was flied Fictitious BuelnHI property address and other ~~:V~,:'pr~~:;
cash, certified chock, cash· your marriage, your prop-Sunset Terrace, Laguna 1 omp n, with the County Clerk ot Ham• Statement common designation, II any, aold and IHSONlble • 1-
ler's check, or money order erty. and custody of your PUBLIC NOTICE Bach. CA 92651 ~ng;~~6Bay, Costa Mesa, Orange County on &-14·96 The following persons are shown here.111. Tht toQI amount mated cost&, •~penMs ;!cs
must ~ccompany each w11t· children. You may be 0<· 1395353 This business Is con-This business was con-19983888559 doing business as: M & J's ol lht unpaid balMlc:I of the Ob· edvances al the time °' the
ten bid or offer, with the dered to pay support and C:~6TICE TO ducted by: a general part-ducted by a g8flllfal part· Dally Piiot July 1, 8, 15, Painting, 210 s. lewis ligallon sacurtd by lhl property lnltlal publication °' the~ balance of the purchase anorney fees and costs. II nershlp hershl 22 1996 Bldg 8 41210 Orange CA to be sold and reasonable tSD· tlce °' s.i. 11. 1681599 44 J?ric• _to bo paid upon con-you cannot pay the filing CREOITORI OF Have you atarted doing Ut9 j 3888259 ' ' m2&4 92666 ' ' ' mated cos1S. expenstt and ad· The K tual ~ hid ~Y
l1rma11on of 1ale u ap-roe,. ask the clerk tor a foe BULtc SA1.E business yet? No Maurie. Ctla.ndler. 210 s. vances al Ille time ot 1he lnIUal be more or i.u than lhls es-
PfOYtd by said Supe1tor Wll•Y8f IOfm. Escrow No. Lory Florentina McCtory Oevld A. niomp,on PUBLIC liOTlCE Lewis Bldg. 8, 1210, Or· publleatJOn of Irle Nob of Sale ttmate. In llddllton to ush, Court . If you wanl legal adYlce, 155983LL This statement wu llled This siatement -s filed ange CA 92668 15 s76 641 6g In lddlUOn to the Trust" ~ ecQePt a e>
All bids or otters rnust be con!act a lawyer Im-Nolle• Is hereby given to wllh the County Clertc of with the County Clertc ol cna1392473 This buslnHs Is con· ~11 ihe Ttustff wll accept a ahiel'• chedl clrtwn on 1 sublTlltted on a form lur· med1atoty. creditors of the within Orange County on 6-21-96 Orange County on 7·1-96 FlcUtloue Buelneae ducted by: an Individual casll•r's c:nec:a drawn on a stall lllaie or natlonal banll. a
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mshed by the seller. Us1ed hene 30 DIAS CAL· named sell8f' that a bulk 19983187207 Dally PUot July 16, 22. 29, H•m• st.•tement Have you stal1ed doing lllllOnll blnk 1 cnec:lt dra...n check dfawn by a state or
a;?'8iJ:f1h1 ~;·i:~:;v a~ ~l~~A0~13:.~f.":!t:ec~:: sale Is about to be made of Dally Piiot July 1, 8, 15, August 5, 1996 m277 The following pers~s are business yet? No ~a stall or ltd9'at credit union federal cttdlt un.lon or a M::r'----------
d Y 1 I di 1 1 petlclon the assets described 22, 1996. m250 PUBLIC NOTICE doing business u . lrvlne Maurice Chandler or a cnect dr1wn by 1 stall or check drawn by a state Of soive · c on u ca Y • below. Paclllng and Cooling, 550 This statement was flied federal 11v1n91 and io.n aa-
DATED; 719/98 para completer y presentar The names and buslne11 PUBLIC NOTICE Nowporlj Center Drive, with the County Clerk of federal SM19S and loan asso-soclatlon, savings 115()(1-On the move? WILLIAM A. BAKER, su formularlo de Respuesta addresses of the seller are: cns1390835 ewport 6each, CA 92680 Orange County on 6-17-!16 ciallon, savings moaatlon or atlon or aavlngs !Nnll
PU a LI c ADM IN IS-(Response form l282l ante Pacific Auto Wash Part-NOTICE O' Flctltloua Bualneaa The trvlne Company, a 19983818882 savings blnk soectlltd In Ste· specified 1n Section 1102 °'
TR AT o R , Adm In Is-la corte. Una carta 0 una nere, LP., 125 Vintage PUBLIC SALi! Name Statement Michigan corporation, 650 Dally Piiot July 15, 22, 29, aon 5102 ol Iha Flnllldal Code the flnanclal Code and au-trator of the Eetate of Hamada telefon11ca no 1• Of· Way, Novato, Callfornla Pursuant to the California The foltOWlng persons are Newport Center Drive, Augult 5 1996 m279 and aulh0t1lld to do business thorized to do bl.lslMn In Sell your extra
household
items recera protecc on. 94945 Sell-Service Storage Facll-doing business as: Roxy, Newport S.ach, CA 92680 ' · In thi9 stall. In lhl event tender this state. In the event ten.
ARTHUR BARLOW, aka SI ustod no preaenta au The locatlon In' Callfomla lty AC!I (B 6 P Codt 21700 1740 Monrovia Avenue, Thia business la con· 0111er than cash II acceplld !tit def ~ tNn ca.ti Is ac-
A. BARLOW, Oeceaeed Respuesla 8 tlompo, 11 of the chief elCecutlve offlce et HQ,) lhe underalgned Costa Mesa, California ducted by: a corporation Buy ft. Sell 11• Find It. TruslH may wltnhokl Ille lssu-cepted the TruatM may
LAURENCE M. WAT· corte puede u pedlr of the ••tier 11: 5289 Alton wtll 1111 at publlc auction, 92627 The regl1trant commenced Ct•••lfled. ance of Ille TrustM's Deed untll wlthhold the 111uance o1 the in Classified
SON , CHIEF A~~~l~~~dw ~~~~-~~~on~-,~~~~~~~~~~~~ct ~~u ~•~--------~~-------~--------~---------S t ST ANT COUNTY me r mono. •u prop ..... a Y 92718 property lncludlng but not nta), 1740 Monrovia Ave., the flctltloue name or
COUNSEL, and HOPE que ordenen que usted AJ listed by the selllf, all llmhed to furniture, cloth-Costa Mesa, California name• lilted above on
E SNYDER DEPUTY pa~ue mantenclon, hono-olhef buslne11 names and Ing, toole and/or other 9~27 June 1 1996
Atterneyi j0, Pub II~ rar ~· d5•1 abOga.'!,o Y:1,: addre11n u .. d by the hou11hold Items located Thia buslne11 11 con-The Irvine Company, a cos aa. no pu • P-. seller Within thrH years be-at: ducted by: • corporation Mlctllgan cotporatlon Wll· Adrnlnlatrator 111 co1tu por la presen1a· tote the date IUch list was Property 20153, 2015 The regletrant commenced Uam A. McFarland, Execu.
Published Newport clon de la dernanda, plda sent or delivered to 1he Newport 81., Coai. M•M. 10 tranlld ~slne11 under tlve Vice President
Beach-Costa Meta DaHy al actuario de.~ cortlo de que buyer ate: Ch9Ckered Flag Cs. 92827, (714) &4e-54S19, the fictitious name or Thlt 11a1ement was flied
Pilot July 15, 16. 22, 1996. le de r formjar ml 8 ex· Hand Car Wuh TIME: 9:00AM, Stored by namn lilted above on: with the County Clerk of m1272 onerac on de as •mas The names and butltln9 the lollowlng per1on1: 1992 Orange County on l'·MIO ---------·~•Iver of Court f Ms and address of the Buyer are: H219 Charlotte Govemale, Oullcsllver, Inc., Randall L 19"3888212 PUBLIC NOTICE s~tds). bt Jo Petroleum Sele•. Inc .• Mal· H205 Cerollna QBonu.lk•~. Herrel, President Chief Op-Dally Poot July 15, 22, 29, eHa o ener conse the'# Broderick. Jeffrey eo. H137 Wayne oec er, eratlng ~8f ......... 15 1990 M278 BSCl300 legal. comunlqueM de In-plln. 505 SOU1h Van N•H H104 Scott Ao••· HOZ4 This Nlernen1 WU llled ;.,;--W= .... ---·....;.~----SUPIRIO" COURT medlatco con~ a=~~ Avenue, San Francisco, Arnel Ou1taveon, E245 with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE
Of' TH• aTAT• OP NOTI E .. ,. rea •t er. catlfomla 94110 Suean A. Falconer, E227 Orange County on 8-14.98 1---------
CALITOllNlA 'O" orden on the bklc 1111 • Tht auN to bt eold •• z.cn.y Temer llnlc, EtOI 1ffHl8HH OMt'9091T
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In the M•ttet of the entettd, or "" court ~.... ooo:i P•IA R. Eacanclon ' rn2&0 ~='!re::.:.: • • • • • • • • • • • •
11x UgaJ Departmmt at llx lMilJ Pilot is plMstxJ Estate of PCTIR DRll-makH further ordere. Md we located at 125 Propt r'X 24811, 1725 PUILIC NOTICE AIU~ 2tt0 Red Hiii
HK. O...aMd !::" ..=. ~· c:=: ~ Way, Novsto. c.ri. ~7 YIC71~)~2~W7 AW!l~l~oo. Coat• .......
.... A-tl20ll by any law enforcement of• The ·butlneM used TIME· 11:00'-M Stored by onetstoU• CA llllllMt
HOTIC• OP ML• llCer wmo hM rece!V9d °' by the Mllet at~ toe. the ·following peraon1: Flctttlous ..,.,,... Norman Jolw\ton, 104t Ir• Ot' REAL PRO'lf'TY Men • copy Of them. tlon It: ~ F1ta W I LMfy Alvete~ .. .,.. llatetMftt Wle Ave., 13t0, Newl)Ot1
AT PfUVATI I.AU AVJSO LN P'Ohlbldonte Hand C. WMh ProPlftY 20139 2099 P16· The fOlloWlng Plf90M are BMct\, CA 82eeo NOTICI! IS H!Rl!8Y Judlelales que apwecen el The snt!dP41ted date Of ceM1a AY9 .. cO.ta .._8 dOlnQ buelneaa as: Ralelrw, Tiii• bu~lneu la con.
QIV[N that WIWAM A. rewtto do .... cltadOn the tKA ..,. It JUW 21 ca Nta7 (714) MWMS 174cJ' Monrovia A11tnue. duet.cl by. tin lndMclual
IW<ER PUBUC AOMINIS. eon etectfllN P8'• emboa ltM, *' ttle office or ~ TIM!: t 1 :30A~ Stored bY Co1ta MHa, Callfornla The regl•~": TAATOR, .. edminlslr(llor conyuges, t&nto, .. eapotO Ameff09n ntie IMWMOe I.ht followlng peraone: ta27 . lo tfanaact of the "1Jlle of the aboY9-como la t tPoM. Nitta ~ C 400 ! Street C~ ROH Hunedo C203 Oulktl~1 tnc., (Calltor· the flctltlou1 name or ~· Otced.,.,., Wiil tell ta ~tc:lon M l rechtud•, a:l~.,..0.. Oallfornta Robert Hurley ' nl.t), 1140 ~Olll'Qvl• Av-nt1mee lleled above on e.1.
el ptlvela aele to the high. .. diet• una dllelllon llnM 95404 • Property. 0010112no1, .,_,., Coeta MeN, OaOfot. ~ .....__
ut and belt net bld4er. o I• corte .xpldll lnltrUc-If .O ~ the name 2081 Ptac.,,,ia A,,.., eo. .. nla, nta7 an_.._.. IM9d
ara.r decfvctlon of any r .. eion.e 41dfeton ..... Dlc:haa MCI eddr ... Oi the petton Meu, ca. 92127, (714) Thia buelnH• I• con-:J: ='='"" ~ , Q"88ted ~I comml• Pf0hlblc:Jone9 ~ Moo .ttti ~ dalmt rnlY. bt '*41M TIMI: t:ooPM. OUcted by:• OOfPOtWllOn ,. _ _, ., .,V: lion, ~ t~ tem'll and erM e"""*' en OUllCI"-fifed Is '1m Ameffcan T1cff ltor.d i,y tne ~ TM '9glt1tW11 oommt1ie.d °'819 ....,... .. 7 on ••..,, concM1oM hertln9flft men-parte de CaMomla por "*-'W. ~ 400 I pettON: Ao41 ....... pip; to ~ ~ ~ 1 ... H .. _
ltol'9d end MlbttCI to Cotto ~ ....,._ del ClfWft ltfMt .... ~ CA ~ the lfc11ttou. "•m• or o.ty Pllol M'f I e. 11J.
fltmdon by lfW ~ PlibllCO ..-IU Nye*"' 1140 .. anct tw IMl -rot All ..,.. art IUbl8Ct lo '*'* laf!MI ebcMi on: Hoc 22, tlM. 8'1lllled Court. on nu. bfdo o que ~ wlelO une ,.,. _,,. ~ .,. Mt pt!o! CMHl1Main. :r!'!M, )'!! ~ m2SI
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hOUf · of &W9tw o'cJoctc t . n. Mme anct eddr9M ,.. _, ...,_ the ..,. CCMIWWNi'm It'• lhe rnource "°" 0 the ? ~· ..=::; .:":: ::::.O.~.• 1:1 ::':al *'ia'f 'r.:t, ...... wM4Nr ~·,.. ~ un ooin on to ~ • n move IN oftlC9 o1 ft'9 "*-'c IUPIRIOR C OURT. 1• 1 "9 ....... or I&* myrted ol ....,~ S If your ext
AOMIHISTAATOA. 1to0 COUNTY M O"AHOI, ~ ,..::'8• ~ dat Nied hM :::-..:;. = eh0ul8holil ~ob~"~·~;: =~w,.~ c9rv ,;.,., ~ .... ti. """":: ._..c~D cau••ttled buy.,. to Items
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to 11nn"""'1t a ntw mvia now tWtzilabk to new busint:SStS.
W¥ will now SEARCH tht ntm11 for J"I' tU no txtm dxtrgr, anJ JIM Jf1U the ti~ and Jx trip to tk °""'HOUR in Santa Ana. Thm. of C'Dll1'1e, afor tht SMTCIJ
is crnnpkttJ Wt wilJ file"""' jailiouJ butiM.SJ Mme stalmJmt wil/, the Otumy
Clnlt. publish tma a WttJt for four u.wh m rtrJUirw1 bJ !Aw find thm file J"lll' proof of fn'blimlMm rvith the~ Grit.
PIMse stf1/' ,,, to file Jflll1' fa:tiJiwl busiNss ltll#mml"' the Ddil] Pilot 3JO w.
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OP TMlaTll'I Offk» of the RecOfder of QUAD AIEA OF lliE CITY IU'ed from the Surt1ce of the not11C1I MC(nd by Hid l'MI PfOC*tY is locat9d end A "*JC UL.I. p YOU undef' ..ict o.ct ot nu._ in dUe. In eddltloll to calfl. U'-ltle 11'111111 CNimd ~ .....
Truatee Sele No. ORANGE County, CallfOf· HALL OF BUENA PARK, Theteof, a1 AtMMld In o..ct of Trust, with lntJW'Nt more than three mont.hl N11!D AN !XP\.ANATION°' thl PIOl*tY lltullled In 8'd Tl\.llt.ee Wll llCQIPl ca .... 1 Deed Clf Tl\lllL CTC l'lcndl>-
... ~'8l·SD Title Order ni.. •>CeOIMd try: s. FRED· CIVIC CENTER AT. ee&O Deed Record•d In Book m.reon, 11 prOYlded In Mid have ellpHd since such THI! NATUM OF THE PRO-eo&ny .wld ._ ..s 11 dlecks dnlWn on• ._or = ..,._ CcMpol'llllol;,
• 12303H Reference EAICll; JANSSON ANO BEACH BLVD .. BUENA 1114, Page 781, Offle&.I notelal. edvancu. If any, ~. Ann ftMnclal C&DINO liDNHST Y.OU, "'°'9 fuly dHc:rlbld 1111 thl ::::-'tiv ~ !, ::: av ... Cot~ll9y. ~ o. &0118271 APN No. CAAlEEN L. JANSSON, PARK. c.-,, all right, title Aec:ordl of Or9ng1 CountV. undar the ttrma of the Cofporetton 11 Tru1tH, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 8bove rlfeAincec:I Dtec:I ol Cl9dl ~ or 1 cttldt l'IC)ll. 'hOM: (IOI)
•H·1t1-.1&VOU ARE IN HUSBAND AN. D WIFE. 11 and lntar••t conveyed to The propertyhemofore de-DHd·Of Trutt, H tim•t•d P.'(). 8o1C 85309,San Ofe. =· ~ ~~~ Trult. The •eet adclrH• ctr-. by 1 .. °' fec:lltll uw100 ...__.,a..""'
AULT UNDER A DEED Tru1t0t, CAPITOta MORT· end now held by It und1r a~ribed la being 1old •11 flee. charge• and e>cpeneea go, CA 92188-5309, Tell· ~lltion, • = c:-c~~ uvtnp end 1o9r1 uaoO-~ C~ 31'7.oz:M.
TRUST DATED GAGE BANKERS. INC .• u Hid Deed of Truat In the la . The l1tMt eddte1und of the TruatH and of the phone Number: (8191462· cUy ipp01nt1ct trust• put· erty .=:..-11bOYe Pl'Of; 1tion, uvtno• usoclldon, ~ .llMIW rn..t ..
1 /90. UNLESS YOU Bene11ciaty. Will SELL AT property 1itUeted In aald other common dealgnatlon, trusts crutec:t by Mid Deed 4800, Sarah M. OIJcon, Aa· --.t to thl Dtec:t ot TNlt pwpGftild to i.· 11 .. ~ Of NY1nas bltlk tplCflld In S-. Offtc«, o.ud: 0111Me
E ACTION TO PAO· PUeUC AUCTION TO THE Colaity, Cllltornla d11crib· If eoy, of the rul property of Truit. to-wit: ai.tal)t Secretary, Date: •1teculld by M9ur1ca Alleld, 1ton IUMt. C:0-. MHa, CA a.cdon •102 ot the Fin.w). AMnim,11115, 71'Z2. 7f2J
YOUR PAOPERTV, IT HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Ing thl land therein: Lot d11ctlbed above la pur· t614,207 .28 Eatlmat1d. 7~2188 NPP15881 PUB: I_.. man, dlUd 071'4192 t2GI. The Wldelllanld del Code end .ulhortl.ed to 1----------
MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· CASH Cp1y1ble •t tffl\• Of 92. of Treot 8585, In the pOrt9d t~be: 1727 PORT Accrued Int.rest end eddi· 7115198, 07/22198, end recorded07r:nw2,11 In-TNIDe dlecWma SI"/ llebll-::..,~ .:,: :--On th• move? ttc SALE. IF VOU NEED Mfe In lawful money of the City of Newport Beach, STIRLING" Pl.ACE. NEW· tionel ldvancea If any will 7 /29/98 ~ P No. 92~ ~ t=:;~ .! MAS IS" condition bui W::. ~ EXPlANATION OF THE United St1t11, by CHh. I County of Otenge. State of PORT BEACH, CA 92880. 1nc ...... tNa fi~ pr~r to .... IC ll011CI RK ;· 1n• -Omc the dHigNtjon r out COYtNl'lt "'. WlfTanly Sell your extra
lflATURE OF THE PAO-c11hler'1 check drawn by Callfomla, H Shown on • The und1ralgned TruatH Ille. The benefldatv ~r n.:.:uo.. cou~~~/Ree:'«* ot •°"°!no. :::::"herein ~ = uprna "' Implied r~ household ~AGAINST VOU, • lltlt.I or netlonal bank, 1 Mlp AlcOf'ded In Boolt 257, dlaclllma eny filbiUty lor ult! Deed of Truat heret~-TlWSTB!' County stet• ot eawomi.. lllTlcMn d lhi unpaid bit-Ing tide, ~ or en-·t
TOU ,S_HQ_ULO CONT ACT check drawn by 1 at1t1 or Pegea 14 Through 19 of 1ny fncorr1ctne11 pf the fcwe executed and deflwred ~ OFT s. ,.! will MIA' on 08I06l9fi ait 01:o0 ancewllh lntefftt thereon al eumbrancn, to =:r the 1 ems ~LAWYER. Ort August 5, f1d1;8I credit union, or 1 Mi1c1i11n1ou1 Mapa, Re· 1tr11t 1ddru1 end other to the underelgned 1 writ· ~-M Loin~ PM, • Vie North front en-thl ~ secured by lndebtadneu seeur !I.. __ in_C_l_a_s_s_if_1e_d __ J 8te. et 11 :00 AM, Ann check drawn by 1 1t1t1 or cords of Orange Co,unty, common d11lgnetlon. If ten Oecleretlon of Oefeult tl10377 nue Ordlf No. trl!Me to the County Coult· the propetty to be IOld plus uld o;!~~ In-
..,_... Cofpcntlon 11 the f1d1rel aavlnga and loan C11ifoml1. EKceptlng 1oy. shown herein. Saki and Demand for Sale. and 0301'727 lnvestorllnanr ~W.:Os.~~ ~: rulONlbllatlmlUd ~ =:;9~1 •and the
tlufy eppolnted Tru•t•• •aaoclltlon, uvlngs 111ocl-Th•refrom All 011. Gaa. Ille will be mede, but with-1 written Notice of Default No. OOl810:Sn APN No.: to the° •>epen_. and ld\llllCff Ill ur!pllid ot' the Note tar* and pursuent to OMd 1tlon, or aavlngs . benk Minerals and Hyd~ocarbon out coven1nt or warranty, end Election to Sell. Th• 412-44~1 VOU ME IND& :_~~.,,or~ ~~~the~ J: MCUr by uld Deed of
Ovem~wlth
A cal to
C'8sllfled f Truet, recorded on 1p1clfled In section 5102 Sub1t1ncea In end under •"P'.Haed or•lmplled, re· underelgned ceuHd 111ct ~ ~~ ~...= esdtlcrlbed below, payable Is $1l7,n 1.S6. It 11 posslble TIWlt wtlh lntef"Hl thlfeOn
7/90 u ~ No. of th• An1nclal Cod11 and Said land, but Without the garding title, poueulon, or Notice of Default end Elec· UNLE.IS YOU TAKE ACTION In ful • time ot Ille, Ill tNlt Ill the tlme ot sale the 11 Pfovtded In said Note,
119467 Book -Page -euthorized to do bualnea1 Right of Surface Entry toe encumbr1nc11, to pay the doh to Sell to be recorded TO PftOTECT Youtt PROP· right. tlttl, and Interest coo-opening bid mey be lea plus f~1!._harges ~~
f Offlcl91 Record• in th• in ttWa at1te). At: IN TH!i Depth of .500 Feet .Mee· nNT'lllnlng prlnclp1I sum of In the county where the ERTY, rr MAY Ill! SOU> AT veyec:t to and rtrM hekt by It ttwl the toCal w~ penses ... u,.. Trustee .... "' wt~= M 8
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2669 OPPORTUNITY liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 MISC. 6015 Have A
Garage Sale!
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii~iiiii 2 904
Weat Newport Steps •1BR $825•
to beach. Sbd 1ba 2BR 2BA $725/Up L 0 ca I y • n d 1n9 patios. fp, gar. $1425. Refrlg & dishwasher Route 20 established
PropertJt Hou•• Incl. 60x30 poot. No accts. Buy all/part .
842·3850 pets. No fees. No 8oo-77S.22f9 lease. 545-4855 Newport Creat Immaculate! 2Bd ~Ba. *•LARGE 2Bd 2Be Pool/Tenn/Jae. $1775 Condo Downtown Balboa Propert1t Houae 2-car gar. 418 Herding
842-3850 $1295/mo. 970-2893
PAY PHONE ROUTE
35 Local & Estab Sites
Earn up to $1500 wkly
1-800-696-4980
2Bd 2Ba Seafalre I••••••••• Condo. 5 Years old. I•••••••••
Amen. N/amk, n/pets. MJSCELIANEOUS .ANNOUNCEMENTS
$1500/mo. 831·3486 RENTALS
2br 2ba Condo. Gated I••••••••• comm/upper unit. A/C _ll_'&ru_O_UN_CE ____ 'llNT--S
W/O, ow. micro. PooVi---------.nnn '~
Jae., 2-cer gar. No pet. ROOMS 2706 2920
N/smk. $1395 673-5884 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
2br 2ba twnhm• nr Room a Board for pt Share th• American
Fash. 'Isl .. 2-car gar, help w/l·'h & 3yr old. culture with an
new carpet, A/C. no CM area. Smell salary. e1Cchange student!
pets. $1395 640-1529 673·8888. 645-8358. High school student• from over 45 countries
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I' GIFTED,
1'SYCHIC
--900-868·4f 00
XS344
T•l•·Surve1tora/Appt 100gal Aquarium with
Setter• FT/PT, days/ Paku fish! $200. eves. Fun survey pro-982·7548
gram. Interesting sub-PLANT SALE Cement
ject matter. Ofc nr JW table, 3 benches
Airport. Hrly +Bonus s150, fountains $110,
($15/Hr). Call T.C. bird baths $20. Citrus.
714-660-1122 10·9pm avocado (fruiting) $10.
Herbs. Junipers, Vines EMPLOYMENT si. 909·874-9422
Bev Doottttl•'• SERVICBS 5533 "When the wind had
wings" $225. Plus
-·--many more. 722-5634.
Please be aware that Complete Vtltero1t & the listings In this cat-Boch basket pattern
egory may require you service for 12. + serv.
to call a 900 number pcs. 54500 value.
In whlcti there Is a S3000/0BO 673-2788. charge per minute. Jacuzzi S 125 Upright 1,.•••••••• Freezer $1 00. Portable 1• color TV $75 646-5848 MERCHANDISE MINOLTA MAXXUM I••••••••• Complete photo set-
ANTIQUES 6010
. 2.8, 24mm 2.8, 50mm
1.4, 5400XI flash. Plus
extras. $1100/obo.
American Oak Ubrary 998·0565. pgr, 291·
Table w/carvlngs and 1.,.,..9_2_s2_. ___ ,_...,. __
paws. English oak Rattan stand w/glass
frame mirror 642-8151 shelves $25. Web8r
880 $25. Crib $75.
2-0oll cradles $10/ea.
Dishes "Poppy Trail" S50 a set. Large told·
Ing rocking chair $20.
714-644-7605.
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MONDAY, JULY 15, 1996
ACROSS , l!llosl •xoellenl $Seger
t ~ngo·s
lnslrumtnll 14 OMslon word
15 OrMk let1er 16 Spooky
17 Join closely 18 Smell elrongly 19 Pasaport item
20 Archimedes'
lhool
22 Crowds
24 Allow
25 Get rid of (judicial charges)
2:1 Swarm 29 Cleverness
30 Type ol dispenser
62 PCIC)Ular
Malood
6" Woodchudl es Acir .. s Kim -67 Ice.,_.
69 Chinl/Aussla
divider 10 Rascal
71 Rip
72 House· Sp 73 Vegetable dish 74 Laughs 75 Was aware of
DOWN
1 Cycled 2 Boredom
3 Commotions 4 Clan emblem
5 Rough
6 Kind ol neckline
7 Pooce ot n-s
,.
AN8WER8 TO WDKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q. 1 • Both w lnerabi., u South
you hold:
•10' 094 OA.J4 MK.JJOITI
Partner opera the bidding with one
diamond. What do you respond?
A • While your 1upport for part·
ner'e eult i1 minimal (North might
have onl)' a three-or fouN:ard suit),
your club 1uit i1 eelf-1ufficient. Tell
pll}1.ner the happy news by jumping
to three clubs, planning to rebid the
suit at your nut tum unleee part·
ner reblda three no trump.
A • Thia ia almMt a textbook hand.
With 1~18 point.I, a perfectly bel·
a need hand and two of the unbid
auit.a atopped, jump t.o three no
trump. The only ny In the ointment
ii the lack or. diamond •topper,
but we would bet dolla111 to dough·
nuts that partner hu that euit well
under control. Five-card ml\iors
have no bearing on this answer
since partner haa the option to oor·
red to hearta with an unbalanced
hand.
Newporc BcachJCoeta Mesa Daily Plloc
BOATS 7011 FOltD 9075 MYCID!S 9130 POltSCBE 9175 .............
aOATTRAJLaft
CUfrent registra tion.
St 35. 714-435-0308
POWERBOATS
7012
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'89 PORD TAURUS '78 280 SDAN v.,y '75Porsche114 .
QL 4-dr, champagn•. o te a n · S 2 8 O O · 2 Ut•r, w/Mage & Bra
121k ml, good cond, "'41·1889 Co~ble 723·5824
53495, 434-7070 '88 680 S•L Whlte/1 ________ _
'92 Pord T•uru• tan, chrome whHla, VOLVO 9230 1 owner, mint cond, 0 r ey, 4 -cl o or, • xc 00 •75-3005 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cond, MW UrH, all 119•5 . "' 1~8'7 780 TURBO Bllt/
records . One owMr, b 1 k 1 t h r , f u 1 1 y
13' aoeton Wh•ler ~::..~~~ mllH. 55995· MERCURY 9135 equipped, anr1. gd
Sup•r Spor1 SS 4ohp ---------• cond. $6500 644-8710
Yam. Trallor, cover, 1993 FORD
blm top. Uke nfw. BRONCO 4X4
17800 878-1708 In perloct cond. All
'88 TRACIER 5 apd, 1---------good cond, 1ok mt. VOLRSWAGEN 9235
Must Hiii $3400 OBO. liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 721-17 81/795·1565 Cl•••lc 19, Bay power, leather, phone,
bo•t 1955 South low pkg, rlme/llrH.
Coaat, Lapstrake. Only 80k mllH. S17K. ---------
$3900. Biil 673·5972 574•4247 or ~46·9449 NISSAN 9150
'7t SUPIERBUG Red/
White oonvertlble, Showroom c o nd . ssooo. 642·9574
9085 '88 NIH•n St•nH AUTOS W•eon Great deaJI, t liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil own er, good cond. WANTED
SAIL BOATS 7014 HONDA
9246
Cal 25 rebuilt/loaded, '90 Prelude white, 5 $2,950 843-5939 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3'4 Jumper from a
39 ~~ndlor
Otana
8 Sn11ng Bull's , lemtol)I 32 Chocolate 51 Like a poorly
Insulated
houM
Q. 2 • Bot.h•vulnerable, u South
you hold:
Q. 5 • Both vulnerable, as South
you hold: cruising/racing, ~5000 'apd, aunrf, ale. am/Im, •87 3.00ZX Orig D••P•r•t•I~ need
firm. Must seel 61k mll, .alarm, tint, owner, 43k, xlnt cond, don•tlon of truck 10
4'Q Soothing plant 41 Make a
9 Meal's end
10 Soak. H llax 11 Russia's -
cookie
33 Grassy area
34 Gril
•K64 OK'7 OA.JI ..r10112
55 Aul
Ca.II. 723-~48 crulM, $9,500 obo, 1 T·lop, loaded. $6500 help homelesa &
LIDO 14 owner 675-0875 OBO. 96s-1826 needy. 875-8854
Mountatns 35 Swiss painter
36 Calerwaul 56 Jordan"s capllel 57 Rodent •KQT oQ 1074 OAQ.115 •Void
Your rUht.-hand opponent opens
the bidaln,s with a week two-bid in
heart.a. What act.ion do you take?
The bidd.iq bu proceeded: Good .condl W/lrailer. WANTED Donation of
correction In
44 DtSlor1 45 Salamanders
47 Span ol tome
49 Om111ed
12 S.lenl performer
13 Quebec's -
·lies
37 Hinder
38 CinclnoaU 58 Milkshake
59~1
60 Spanlsn t.dy
61 -Office
WB8'I' N()RTB &AST SOUTH
P-INT P-t
What do you bid now?
•785 727-4422 _ME_R_CE_D_E_S--9-1-3-0-• ---------v e hlcle for local OLDSMOBILE 9155 resldenL 875-8854
MARINE SLIPS Cl•••lfl•d 21 G•een·lleshed baseball player 42 Indifferent ' 7 4 M e r c e d • e '78 Olde W•gon V-8, 4SOSE one owner, Auto Trans. full Pwr.
100K mlles. $5000. A/C , C/C. AM/F M
Must 1eel 675·3246 $1188. 548.0275
The most comprehen-
sive and current direc-
tory of goods and aer·
vices around!
lruol A • While you surely would like to
get into the a uction, what would
you Propc;>M &.o do t~at does n.ot ~n
A • With only 12 point.a the~ ia no
l"ea90n why you should think I.hat
your weak five-card.minor is t~e
DOCRS 7022 $2 Fellows
53 Bellow
23 Honey gatherer 26 Pipe par1 43 Idealists 46 Supplied 63 Type of cheese
66 Fllmdom'e 54 Small chickens 28 Wot 43 Pavlova or
SO Lend an-into serious trouble? Plllll, and hope
that partner can reopen the bid-
ding.
Q. 3 • Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
•AK Q 6 OK 10 5 42 OQ 6 .S 2
The bidding hna proceeded:
WEST NOR111 EAST SOUTH
Pat1 PaM INT 2••
PaN 20 PH e PH •
2• P... P... ?
•takeout for the majol'8
What action do you take?
A -To double ia out. or the question
-you don't. even have a good dou·
ble of four spades. It is simply a
question of whet.her you should
compete further or pass. Since part·
ner could have bid again but
spumed the opportunity, utter the
most misused word in bridge -
pass.
Q. 4 • As South, vulnerable. you
hold:
•A J 8 7 OA K 3 09 7 6 •A J 6
Partner opens the bidding wilh one
heart. What. do you respond?
.
maximum. Don't oomplicate the
auction. Jump to three no trump.
Q. 8 • Aa South vulnerable, you
hold:
•Void OJ10632 OQJ·U Mt09 7
The bidding has proceeded:
NORTII EAST SOUTH WEST
I• Pue 10 Pus
21:1 P aN ?
What do you bid now?
spot, near 15th St.
Public Dock. 675-4217
BALBOA YACHT
BASIN has boat slips avail from 31 to 75 ft,
$14.50/ft. 673·1761
DOCK
plus or mlnµs 25'.
$175. 650·B145
PRIVATE DOCK
3011. + Side tie. Elec·
trlc & water. Newport.
$250. 675-9742.
MOTORCYCLES
SCOOTERS 8018
A • The double fit puta this hand
in game territory as long es there is
not too much wastage in spades and
North haa working values. Ari ede-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
quate trump fit. is known to exist.
The wa'I to teat the waters is to bid
three clubs now. We do nol know
anyone who does not play I.his
sequence as a one-round force.
(2) '77 CT70's c1> '69 cno (auto), $300 each
548·3135/650-2957
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P.O. Box 4410, Chicago, IL 60680-
4410.
BMW 9030
'81 Chevy Suburb•n
1/2 Ion. dual A/C, prlv
lint, 1 OSK, nu pnl, car·
pet, tires, alloys. Very
clean. $12,900 060.
642·5013
D YIS,SIU. MY CAR
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Old Coins, gold, silver
jewelry, Franklin Mint.
Sterling flatware, etc.
Steve 642·9448 deys
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DIRECTORY
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CEILINGS 3408
CEILING MASTER
•Acoustic R•moval•
Top Doller• P•ld For Records. Jazz,
S o untracka , etc.
Coll Mike 645-7505.
WANTED
Old Blcycl•• Ru nning or noll
$1 0~200. 574-0600
7om-5pm or 673-6210
Loving Iguana 3'. With W • • t HI g h I• n d Cbncept 11 AowlnV 1---------'80 El Dorado Blarrltz
cage, stand & heat Terrlor Male, 3 mos., l!rgometer hrdly BOATS 7011 350 V·8 Auto A/C, F/P,
rocks. $200. 721-8989. xlnt family dog. Hee used. Pald $700. Now Good cond $1800 obo
Sl•m••• blue point lraln~d $500 64~363 $300/obo. 759·5655. 8, DINGY Montgomery * 631·7149 *
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