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Home My WebLink About1996-08-21 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS CDM cross country stronger than ever COUNCIL Shalimar landlords looking at new fee Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 .. FIREPROOF AND FASHION ·FORWARD By John Canalis, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -That sky blue polyester shirt is so five min· utes ago. Call the fashion police. Wait, make that the Fire Department. Though fashion actually has nothing to do with it, Newport firefighters will trade in their light blue shirts this week for new navy tops. add that extra level of protec- tion.• said Newport Fire and Marine Lt. John Blauer. Even with fire-proof qualities, the shirts breathe better than poly· ester. The new line is designed for hot weather, as in hot as a bwning building, as in Orange County in late August hot. . · HTbe shirts are a bit lighter and cooler and have a bit of a tropical blend,• Blauer said. Each of the department's 90 or so field officers began wearing the darker shirts Monday, just in time for fall. Management and other office types will stick with white shirts. HWe haven't had dny com- plaints,• Blauer said. The department ordered 300 navy shirts. Exact cost figures were not available Tuesday after- noon but Blauer said the navy shirts were $7-10 cheaper a piece than light blue shirts made from the same matendl There was no need to buy new slacks. The department already issues navy pdnts made from a • cool, fire-retardant matenal. •Newport Beach's fire and marine officials get new uniforms that are cheaper, safer ... and able to leap a temperature change in a single bound. Newport Fire and Marine offi- cials ordered the wardrobe change for Monday since the new duds are ch eaper, safer and cool- er. The old shirts had their prob· lems, since polyester melts in extreme heat. "These are fire resistant, they It seems as though the new look has passed muster in trendy Newport, home of Fashion Island. The decision to go with the new shirts was made by the department safety committee, an internal organization that advises the fire chief. Safety was the impetus for lhe change. Style was apparently just a bonus. MARC MAR1lN I DAILY PILOT Newport Beach firefighter Chris Brown sheds department's old powder-blue unifonns, displaying the new dark blue ones. "People ··~.would ask if it was a Faberge egg, and I'd s a y 'No, it wasn't created by Faberge, but it's like one "' -JIM GRAHL Balboa Island jeweler, below . IT'S Ne YeLK LOcal jeweler ~opes His Faberg~-type egg can net as much as $550,000 By Julie Ross Cennon, Daily Pilot B Al.BOA ISLAND -Eighteen months of work bave ftDally batched for Jim Grahl. A local jeWe)er, Grahl and three eaod- atal have aeated what he affectionately calls •'Jbe Uttle Red~.• a Paberge-style master- piece of~. Though be doem't yet have a buyer for the ~.ooo egg, Grabl Aid hll ID.aiD ~vein ~the ornate, seven-inch piece was to llmpiy try out bis skills. •we created it to put •t out there and see if the world would want to buy it," he said during an interview in his Balboa lslAnd studio. 1be egg, which opens to reveal a five-animal carousel, is oo dill>lay at Black, Starr & Prost at South Coast Plaza. The elaborate egg is carried on the back of an 18-carat-gold bejeweled ele- phimt on a black bue outlined in diamonds. The mecbanizedegg also plays carousel music while the deta.iled,.hand-carved animals • SEE EGG PAGE 4 PHOTOS BY MARC MAATIN I DAl.Y Pl.OT An enamel leopard guards tbe controls of one of Jim Grahl's Faberge-style eggs. Grahl sald he produced •lbe Uttle Red Egg,• an omate work he hopes will fetch $550,000, as a warm-up for an even more lntrtcate project. Teacher at Lincoln is top of her class • Claire Ratfield becomes one of the first of 170 teachers to attain new national teaching standard. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Prlot NEWPORT BEACH -Lincoln Elementary School has some- thing new to crow about Sixth-grade teacher Cldire Ratfield th.ls week became the only teacher tn the country to earn two certifications from the National Board for Professional Teadung Standards Ratfield, who was one of the Claire Ratfield ftrst 170 teachers to become board certified, is now leachng a charge to heighten teacher board certification awareness statewide and to prompt state and local school officials to offer incen- tives for teachers to take the tests. "Talang a second certific.anon ex.am wasn't to shQw that I'm the best teacher in the world· she said 1\lesday. . . , . . " Certification is a part of a movement to raise the stan· dards of teaching nationwide. As part of the first corps of teachers to pass the strenuous exams, Rat:field was hon- ored at the White House for her acluevement last year. •SEE TEACHER PAGE 4 Reagan ranch has auctioneers hopping •Purported sale of former first family's 'Heavenly' Santa Barooa property is being handled by Sotheby's Newport Beach office. By Carolyn Miller. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The phone lines at Sotbeby's International Real Estate office on Bayside Drive were clogged Tuesday Wlth callers from around the world. The hot property in question? A sprawling ranch its famous owner once referred to as heaven. Ronald ond Nancy Reagan are selling their beloved 688-acre Santa Barbara ranch, which they rarely VlSit smce the former president was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 1994. ·we've been deluged with mqwnes," said Zachary Wnght, of Sotheby's Real Estate, Newport Beach, Tues- day ·we clldn't mtend to put the property on the mar- ket until after Labor Day That's the timing we set up • SEE PROPER1Y PAGE 4 ------------------~--------~~------, r • I I City ofticia.IS consider hiring Back Bay expert I I I I \ 11 I \ ALMANAC AROUND TOWN CLASSIFIED USTEN UP POU<;E FtlES PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS 2 2 7 3 2 6 . 5 Howtorwil• 142-5171 540-1224 ..... ,10 .... \\ I \ I 11 I Ii Now that things have cooled down, we can get back to our standard tare tor a sum- mer day on the Orange Coast. Barlf morning loW cloudzi wUJ pntCftl9 plenty ol altemoon 11111 and Ughi bteeae& s.. VJM:thwt ,. 2 •In the aftermath of IRWD battle, some council mem- bers believe a person knowledgeable in. tideland issues is needed. By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT &BACH -While most agree Newport Bay is one of the d ty's attractive assets, the slew of mues aunoundiilg it can be as murky as mud. So to clear that up, the dtY may place one penon in c:b&rge ot .n bay ..... --Uplirt whaal Ibey could call an •t _, time . One l'k'mt ..._ 'oft...cl a strong cas for hiring uch an e~: the dty's batUe with th Irvine Ra nch Wat r District, which proposed dumpmg 5 mil- lion gallons of treated wage water daily into the bey. After a long struggle, the city end the diltrict arrived at an a~t last month that pre-. vertts the bay fJOl1I becollling Whit amounted to • toUet. BUt the Mnch Of Whet mJght have bMls ii idll pu19111t. •Sit(re what we have been through with the IRWD, this seem like it should be a priority," said Councilwoman Nonna Glover, who, along with Councilwoman Jean Watt,~~ that this be dOoe. •The IR.WO (issue) may have been prevented earlier if we bad a 5tAff pereon looking at the tOta1 overall bey,• Glover satd. • u beceri1e appcen\ to me with mwo that we didn't haw that perlOO.. • The hope ill tar the bay expert to meet oo a r9guJ.er baAI with a task teem of a\lthoritiea oo bey mues. Members ol that team we •Sil IAY PAGE• Sh091d the city hire 1 full-time expert to deal · strictly with Newport lay iSSUM? PlllM IHw your thc;Mllhts on our lt..a.n Modliw. w.-. • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 around town SOCIALHOUR Center 500, a support group of the Orange County Perfonning Arts Center, will have their next Social Hour at Griffin Unton Con- temporary Bxhibitions from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m . at 1640 Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa. Center 500 members are free and a $10 donation is requested of guests. For more information, call 556-2122. IRS WORKSHOP The Internal Revenue Service is offering a free tax workshop for small business owners from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p .m. at the Cost.a Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave. For more information, call 360-2094. SI RESS RELEASE A free, two-part workshop that teaches participants how to deal with stress through the study of actualism will be offered this summer by Orange Coast Col- lege from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Re-Entry Center. The second part of the class will be on Aug. 28. For more information, call 432-5162. BUSINESS MEETING The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce is spon- soring its August Business After Hours meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Riverboat Cafe, 151 E. Coast Highway. Admission is free for members and $10 for non-mem- bers. For more information, call 729-4400. FREE EXAM Suffrage Day luncheon at 11:30 a .m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $25. For more information, call 857-5343. FRIDAY ROCK 'N' ROLL "Bobby and lbe Cruzen" will rock into the Harbor View Center with the sounds of the 1950's and the 1960's rock and roll for free from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Harbor View Center on the cor- ner of San Miguel Drive and San Joaquin Hills Road in Newport Beach. For more information, call 854-3779. PAOFtCCUP Local sailor Jeny Henn and his crew mates-will-discuss-the West Marine Pacific Cup Race during the final presentation of Orange Coast College's annual summer "Barbecue Lect\ll'e Series" from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at OCC's Salling Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach . Admission is $11. For more information, call .645-9412. BREAKFAST TALK The Consumer Business Net- work presents Judy Baumgarten, CPA, discussing "Tax Loopholes for Small Business• at 7 a.m. in the Tea Room, 3100 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. The cost is $15 and includes breakfast. For more information, call 550-4785. AUDmONS ~fi-·~-. -r.--,---~ y l'f#~--... • • . t' • _""=.. -I_ ~-' --- -I --".______~ -..a.,.-- Priestley Chiropractic, lnc. pre- sents Education Appreciation Days from 7 a.m. to noon and 2 to 6 p.m . at 2101 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Donated school supplies like crayons, binders and book bags that value $10 or more will receive one adjustment. School supplies that value $15 or more will receive a free new patient exam or re-exam. For more information, call 640-7030. Auditions will be conducted for Orange Coast College's per- forming dance ensemble, Danc'n Etc. beginning at noon in OCC's dance studio B. The company performs the latest contemporary styles, including hip-hop, jazz, ballet and modem and is looking for singers, dancers and actors. For more information, call 432- 5506. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Susann Passmore takes a look at herself In a mirror during a .. Look Good, Feel Better makeover at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian on Tuesday. The program, sponsored by Chanel Inc., Intended to help cancer survtvon by providing makeup Ups and a chance to talk to fellow patients. Passmore was treated for breast cancer ln 1994. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will have its weekly fel- lowship from 7 to 8 p.m . in Dierenfield Hall across from Newport Harbor High School. The cost is $2.50. For more infor- mation, call 574-2239. THURSDAY WATER MEETING The Mesa Consolidated Water District Board of Directors will meet at 7 p.m. in the District Boardroom 1965 Placentia Ave. orrna- NEWPORT JAYCEES The Newport Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce will social- ize and network at the Chimayo restaurant in Fashion Island. Any- one between the age of 21 and 39 are invited. Call 451-2178. FREE SEMINAR Merrill Lynch offe rs a free seminar about financial planning at 6 p .m. at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. RSVP at, (800) 251-0792. . FINANCE 500 Finance 500 offers a free work- shop on how to reduce risk expo- sure on mutual funds, annuities and stocks from 1 to 2 p.m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Be ach. For more inf or- mation, call 251-0270. SUFFRAGE DAY The Women For: Orange County is having its 15th annual SATURDAY BACKSTAGE PASS The Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center will throw open its doors, stages, dressing rooms and back lot to the public from 11 a.m. to 5 p .m . as part of a free Birthday Party and Open House in celebration of The Center's 10th anniversary Season. Guests are reqttired to pick up "backstage passes" before the event at The Center box office, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The passes are for one- and-a-half to two-hour lime blocks. For more information, call 556-2122. BOOK SIGNING Martha's Bookstore on Balboa Island is having a book signing for local artist/author Steve Simon who wrote "Newport Beach, Cal- ifornia: Celebrating 90 Years" from 2 to 5 p.m . at 308 1/2 Marine Ave ., Balboa Island. For more information, call 673-7185. '86 REUNION The Class of 1986, Newport Harbor High School students are celebrating their 10th year reunion from 7 p.m . to midnight at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. lbe cost is $60 per person at the door. For more information, call 722-9200. CAMPFIRE PROGRAM Tom Napoli from the California Department of Fish and Game office of Oil Spill Prevention and Response will be speaking at the next campfire program at 7:30 p .m . on Shell.maker Island in Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 640-6746. Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0. Andersen • Corona del Mar residents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0 . Andersen, celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Aug. 22. As an edu- cator, Mr. Andersen may be best known to most people for the school in Newport Beach that bears his name. Mrs. Ander- sen's volunteer work at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian has made her familiar to many health care profession- als. In retirement. the couple travels and shares life with friends and family. Bankruptcies Recent bankruptcies as reported to the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana. COSTA MESA • dba: South Mooring Co., chapter 7 NEWPORT BEACH • dba: Pinnacle C<>flerete Construction, chapter 11 • dba: Pegasus Cover COf'npany, chapter 13 • dba: Interior Design Nutrition, chapter 13 Deaths Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. almanac COSTA MESA •Ray E. Dahlin, 60 on July 21 • Richard I. Newman, Sr., 76 on July 24 • Laura B. Thoe, 79 on July 24 • Ruth I. Van Hom, 71 on July 25 • Gene L Rounds, 74 on July 26 • Dorothy L. Bunnell, 74 on July 27 • Beverty A. Gallagher, 61 on July 28 • Angel Mora, infant on July 30 • June I. Murphy, 79 on July 31 • Thomas J. Willis, 65 on Aug. 2 NEWPORT BEACH • Ruth E. Ibbotson, 93 on July 13 •Carolyn S. Miller, 88 on July 18 •Wilbur J. Holleman, Jr., 64 on July 19 •Leif B. Andersen, 90 on July 19 • Joel M. Agopi~n. 39 on July 20 • John R. Springer, 82 on July 21 • Marjorie M. Deland, 93 on July 22 • Jack Harvey, 75 on July 24 •Cornelia D. Bierce, 100 on July 24 • Fannie F. Welner. 74 on July 24 • John M. Roy, 66 on July 25 • Dorothy H. Holden, 74 on July 26 • Richard L Hunt. 59 on July 27 • Harry G. Vandagriff, 65 on July 27 • Nadja C. Posey, 73 on July 27 • Agnes H. Spizzirri, 82 on July 28 • ludwell D. Lansdale, 81 on July 28 • Maureen P. Garrison, 37 on July 29 • fritz D. Apple, Jr .. 38 on July 30 • Jeanne R. Booth, 75 on July 30 • Mary M. Levy, 94 on July 30 •Vera f. cassen, 101 on July 30 Marriages Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Jose l . Coreas married Maria L Quija- da, on May 4 In Costa Mesa • Juan P. Henriquez married Marla F. Garcia-Hernandez. on May 25 in Costa Mesa • Devon J. Hutchens married Sandry T. Cruz. on June 8 In Lake Elsinore • Tlmothy J. Mc Laughlin married Rebec- ca N. Martin, on June 8 In Santa Ana • Sean A Stout married Arlene L Avila, on June 15 In Long Beach • John P. Lybedl married Cynthia 0 . Gilbert. on June 15 in Placentia • Jeffrey J. Conroy married Sandra G. Anderson. on June 20 in Santa Ana • Wendell E. Etherty married Carmen E. Terrer0$, on June 21 in Santa Ana • Pedro M. Almaguer-Hernandez mar- ried Sonia Berber-Flores, on June 21 in Santa Ana • Daniel A Lether married 1ina A. Aval-os. on June 21 in Santa Ana • Allen D. Taylor married Larissa R. Bobo, on June 22 in Fresno • Valente A. Torres-Medrano married Gabriela Garcia-Tadeo, on June 24 In Santa Ana • Salvador ~yala-Nieto married Rosa Ana NEWPORT BEACH • Edward R. Davenport. Jr. married Mar- ion J. Mann, on June 8 In Newport Beach • Samuel P. Mason married Debora L. Gates, on June 20 in Santa Ana • Bruce A. Blakely married Elizabeth V. Wood, on June 22 in Newport Beach • Fred M. Hyde married Esperanza Alcala, on June 24 in Santa ana Real estate sales Recent real estate sales as reported by the Continental Lawyers Trtle Co. In San- ta Ana. COSTA MESA • 2796 Mendoza Or., S205,000, S bed- rooms, 3 baths, to R. & M. Alvarado • 3145 Cork Ln., S 187,000, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, to T. & P. Timmons • 2781 Cibola Ave., $207,500, 4 bed· rooms, 2 baths, to F. & K. Steenhard • 1032 Concord St., $181,500, 4 bed-· rooms. 2'baths, to M. & D. Kaglkas • 1144 Carson St., $210,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, to W. P. Hawthorne • 968 Lansing Ln., $197,000, 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, to A. & 5. Walburger • 1162 Kingston St., $299,000, 3 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to C. & K. Ly • 1178 Kingston St., $297,500, 3 bed· rooms, 3 baths. to V. Mak • 3487 Windsor Ct., S275,000, 4 bed· rooms, 2.5 baths. to A. & C. Warner • 3492 Wimbledon Way, S237,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, to R. & P. Ashdown • 1087 Santa Rosa Ave .. $275,000, 4 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to T. T. Pham • 1059 San Pablo Gr., $226,000, 4 bed- rooms, 3 baths. to A R. Garrett • 1062 Santa Cruz Cir .. S230,000, 4 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to f. Homer • 3298 Turlock Dr., $214,000, 4 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to C. & N. Dishman • 1109 Debra Or., $287,000, 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, to M. & C. Ike • 1177 Princess Ct., $315,000, 3 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to D. P. Feltman • 704 Avocado Ave. $221,500, 2 bed- rooms, 1 bath, to EMC Mortgage Corp. • 517 Begonia Ave .. $486,000, 4 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to J. Scott • 2310 1st Ave., $500,000, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, to A. Conti • 2224 Pacific Dr., $928,000, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, to D. Lax • 515 Seaward Rd., $630,000, 4 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to A. and B. Valdez • 448 Morning Canyon Rd., $399,000, 3 bedrooms, 1 112 baths, to A Petriella • 429 Larkspur Ave .. $350,000, 2 bed· rooms, 2 baths, to G. Hanson • 503 Poppy Ave., $321,500. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, to J. and J. SasJti • 7 Monteclto Dr .. $995,000, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. to R. Simmons • 32 Drakes Bay Dr .. $589,000, 4 bed- rooms, 2 112 baths, to R. and f. Amster • 4533 Brighton Rd., $2,825,000, 4 bed- rooms, 5 baths, to Frank W. Pritt Trustee • 4627 Brighton Rd., $2,500,000, 2 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to P. and B. Casanova • 512 Rockford Pl., $775,000, 4 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to M. and C. Ohare • 4601 Perham Rd., $899,000, 3 bed- rooms, 4 baths, to F. and M. Klesner • 4607 Orrington Rd., $900,000, 4 'bed- rooms, 3 baths, to J. and L. Goodman • 4539 Roxbury Rd., $1,260,000, 3 bed- rooms, 3 baths, to E. Hermanson • 735 cameo Highlands Or., $550,000, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, to P. and K. Weber • 2525 Ocean Blvd., $430,000, 2 bed- rooms, 2 baths, to M. Lutzky READERS HOIUNE 642-6086 Dally Pilot. P.O. Boa 1560, Costa Mes&. CA. 92626. Copyright: No news stories, lttusttatlons. edlto- ria.I matt~ or adwrt!Mments herein can be reproctuc.d wtth- out written pennlulon of copy- right owner. WEATHER. 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POUCE11'5 • Anyone removing accessories, license plates or gasoline from a car should be reported. • Anyone peering into parked cars rNy be looking for a car to steal or for valuables left displayed In the car. • P9rsons enteri!lQ Of' lffvfng 1 business piece aftef ~ could be burgl.n. Sa1efy try to note any vehktes lnvOlwd end call police. -c:o..t.y Newport .......... HOW TO MACH YOUlt POUC£ ea.ta. ................... " • 99 Fair Drlw, Costa Mfta •West Side substation: 567 W. 18th St., Cost1 M.sa •Front dttk (for non-emergency qutitlons): 75+5367 • COmmunlcatlons (to report~ Incidents): 754-5252 • o.tectM5: 754-5206 • Hll: 754--51 1J • Tttfflc 754-526) NI p1rt ..... ...._D111•tuatt • 870 SIMI llrtlir1 DrtYt, N1wport hlc:h • AnilNI CIOf'llt'ot: ..... J717 ·~~~Uth:~J111 -~ ..... J790 •W: ..... 7J • hflllc -.J7.z .. ... , ........... ,, Insults or no, Angels are now a Mickey Mouse operation A 11 the Jingo rhetoric ln reaction to Tony Tavares silly stereotyping of Newport Beach hit me as a severe case of overkill. 1 feel no need to defend Newport Beach. The fact that I've chosen to live here for 31 years and put four kids through the Newport-Mesa public school system is statement enough. But I do have a lot more serious bone to pick with Dis- ney's Tavares over his steadfast refusal to acknowledge public outrage over the mindless, myopic manner in which he has turned a professional base- ball franchise into a cacopho- nous and grotesque playpen. If there is anything the Disney Co. has more of than money, it is arrogance. Sliortly after Disney took over management of the Angels, I came home from a game with my ears ringing and my head aching and suggested gently in this space that mar- keting baseball needs to be approached on its own terms. Techniques Disney has found successful for its hockey team and movies and theme parks are not appropriate for baseball, which has an entirely unique set of traditions, fans and place in American society. A growing crescendo of similar sentiment has been expressed by other columnists and dozens of anguished newspaper letter writers wanting to be heard. I gave Tavares six weeks to get rid of those frenetic young women dancing on the dugout roof. Then last week, I attended two Angel games to see if he had gotten the message -and also to see if those Newport Beach wimps on the field had cleaned up their baseball act. They hadn't. ln one of those games, Angel batters tdok called third strikes six times with men in scoring position. But that was wild progress compared to what was going on between innings. The antics that had upset me in the first place had regressed from idiotic to obscene. The young dancers were now invading the stands with holes cut out of cardboard through which spectators were • wged to try and throw rolled up T-shirts. A spectator was invited to stand behind home plate and Sout~oast Thrlf t & Loan Association LISTEN UP joseph n. bell play a shell game being flashed on the scoreboard. Ao oom-pah band puffed away on top of alternate dugouts, once delaying_ the game until bana memoers were cleared off. And that's just a sampling. A friend told me he had attended an Angel game where spectators were invited to bob fo r baseballs. And over all this frenetic nonsense is a noise level so ear-splitting that conver- sation is simply impossible. So it becomes clear that the Disney people aren't listening to any drumbeat but their own. And when they finally driVe all the people who love baseball from the stands, they can -and probably will -blame a bad team. I never thought I'd long to have the Autrys back in charge, but I do now. That's idle wishfulness, though. Disney is here to stay, and this tunnel vision probably isn't going to change. So on the premise that if you can't beat 'em, the best strategy is to join 'em, I would like to olfer Tavares·some suggested games for his new playpen: • Douse the Mouse -ln this game, six children, preferably mean, are selected from the grandstand and stationed on top of the dugout, each holding a bucket of water. Cut-outs of Mickey Mouse then pop up out of the dugout. When the Mouse appears in an Angel uniform, the kids are to dump their buckets on him. Any con- testant who throws bis water on the wrong mouse is required to sit quietly through three innings of play and not move from his seat. • Find the Fan -ln this one, the dancing girls line up at the head of a dozen aisles. When a whistle is blown, they plunge into their section, questioning spectators. The first one who can oorrectly identify the score with- out referring io the scoreboard gets six tickets to Dodger games. • Bull in the Pen -This is a playful little joke that should be saved for late innings when the Angels have just gone through their sixth relief pitcher and are behind 18 to 2. The Angel man- ager walks wearily to the mound, takes the ball and motions for a left-bander. The bull pen gate swings open -and a real bull, with roses tied to his horns and a uniform jacket with the name •Ferdinand• on his back comes rushing onto the field. U he could be trained to kiss the thiffl base umpire, this would be even more hilarious. • Aisle Relays -Once again, the dancing girls split up among the aisles between innings and select eight chil- dren in each section. Four are position~d at the bottom of the aisle and four at the top. When the first pitch is deliv- ered, the kids start a relay, using a baseball bat as a baton. Extra points are awarded for each spectator knocked down in the aisles and each beer kicked over during the race. I have others, but I'll hold them back until we see how these play. They should work in nicely with Disney's grow- ingly successful program to get rid of all legitimate baseball fans at Angel games. Meanwhile on the exceedingly remote chance that Tavares might want to rethink the fun and gamesatAnaheimSraruum.I strongly recommend that he spend several evenings watching Ken Bums PBS tribute to baseball. And then I would urge that he take all the dancing girls, oom-pah bands, sling-shotters, ear-splitting noise and stupid games and ... no, let's not get carried away here. That he take the money saved by cutting out all this nonsense and apply it to the down payment on one starting pitcher who can go more than three innings. • JOSEPH N. 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The City Council voted 4-0 Monday to hire a private consul- tant to create an assessment dis- trict, or special tax zone, around certain alleyways in disrepair. The move essentially lets the city take over and fix the private- ly owned back roads. ·we're basically getting con- trol of the alleys so the work can be done," said Councilman Gary Monahan. ·This was done to improve the alleys.~ The cost of the repairs, along with consulting and legal fees, eventually would be charged to property owners through special property taxes. Only landlords who own alleys behind their buildings would be taxed. Owners can also pay to have the alleys fixed on their own, as some already have. The council agreed to hue a Santa Ana firm for no more than $155,150 to create the distnct Officials also OK'd $343,000 in legal and consulting fees. The expenditures will be charged back to the building owners, said Mayor Joe Erickson. For years, the city has been after the owners to clean up their properties and repair the private alleys that run behind their units which were slipping into slum- like conditions. Officials de<ided in the last year to take the matter into their own hands. Erickson said this is one many coordinated efforts to clean up the Shalimar. He said the normally wouldn't get involved but the poor condlllons in lt).e alley have a direct unpact on public safety. Other tactics to clean up Shal- l unar have mcluded community pollcmg. blocking streets and banning parking and loitenng. Back-to-school clothing giveaway at charity today Share Our Selves, a local charity, will donate school supplies and clothing to families in need at 8 a.m. today in Costa Mesa. keep crowding down. Most of the items were donated to SOS while oth- ers were purchased with agency funding. 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Bob Causlln, a Newport Beach PROPERTY CONTINUED FROM 1 with the Reagans." Wnghl was quick to add he 1s permitted only lo confirm th t:> rdnch, with a vil'W of the Pacific, is available. More information will he released nc>xl month, he said. "Mrs. Rc>dgan conld ctecl us. We've been talkm9 for some llme," Wnghl smd. "She ts a very 1 ourageous and classy woman " The asking pnce of the moun- larntop retreat thdt served as the Western While House dunng the 1980s was not revealed but was rumored lo range between $5 to $6 rrullion. The Reagans report- edJy bought lhe ranch -vtSited hy d1grulanes such as Britain's Queen of England and fofffier Soviet president M1khall Gor- bachev -Ill 1974 for $480,000. It came as no surprise the Rea- gans chose the famous Sothe- by's, "the oldest dnd largest auc- tion house in the world" to han- dJe the sale of their ranch, Wnghl said. Sotheby's, whose corporate headquarters are in NC'w York, was founded in London tn 1744 . A real estate brokerdge division was added in 1976, dn<.I has han- dJed the properties of the nch and famoul. such as lhe Kennedy's compound m Pdlm Beach, Ptcasso·~ cha tedu m the South of France and Oli ver Stone's ranch m Telunde. "It's our stock and trade deal- ing with people of not(>," Wnght satd, adding that conhclent:Jality DO YOU HAVE AIDS, arthritis. cancer. Impotence. menopause. hypertension, heart disease, candlda. allergles, or any symptom that Interferes with ltvlng comfortably? Call 1•900•622•8258 ext 6388 Learn 4 simple steps to help yourself CORRECT YOUR HEALTH '2.99 per min . must be 18, touch tone phone reQ. Procall Co. 602•954•7420 ·~&he-non-pr it group, •Defend the Bay• dur- ing the IRWD controversy, sa..ad the concept is ~ good one, but stressed the importance of having th.is expert and team provide a check and balance system. •u we can rest-assured that the bay is in the hands of someone who cares and will do a good job, then it is a good idea," Caustin said. •But if lt's in someone's hands without Norma Glover a complete pic-ture in mind, we could be set up for future problems." Because the issues surround- ing the bay are "intricate," this specialist and task team should have the resources to call on experts to compliment their knowledge, Caustin said. t~ one of Sotheby's trademarks. Newport Beach became one of Sotheby's select sites around the world nearly three years ago, with Coast Newport Properties recently crowned as their affili- ate here. "It's a significant boost to our company," said Danny Bibb, the president of Coast Newport Properties. "We feel privileged lo enjoy being affiliated with Sotheby's ... it is synonymous with quality, wealth and rarity." On the sale of the Reagan ranch, Ranch del Cielo, which means "ranch in the sky,· Bibb was equally tight-lipped. But when a celebrity's name is attached to a property, it draws people, he said. ·People have an extra special desire to take a look at it," Bibb satd. "ll singles itself out, which 1s always what we desire with a ny piece of real estate." Some say lhe sale of Rancho del Cielo is another sign that Reagan's Alzheimer's disease may be taking its toll. "SadJy, since President Rea- gan's illness, it hasn't been used," Reagan spokeswoman, Joanne Drake said of the ranch in a prepared statement. ln a 40th wedding anniversary lribute to his wife, Nancy, in 1992, Reagan said: "We relax at lhc ranch, which if not heaven itself, it probably has lhe same ZIP code." 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A friend in Laguna Beach has commissioned two eggs from Grahl to commemorate family events. Now that Grahl has the little egg behind him, he can focus on the big red egg that he has been working on for six yea.rs. The large red egg -· worth an estimated $2 mil- lion -includes an exact replica of the carousel in San Diego's Balboa Park. Grahl has spent yeai s inspecting every inch of the carousel and its mechanics to create his masterpiece .. He has even rented the carousel for days at a time, studying everything from how fast it turns to how high its animals move up the poles. It was while researching the big egg that the team developed concepts to try out on a smaller scale. "We thought pf some techniques and decided to use those on a smaller ver- sion ," Grahl said. "It was almost like, time out." The larger egg - about 22 inches in height - should be ready in about two months, he said. ~-~~~~~--~~~~-~---~-----~~~~-, •. '; : · · .. -}Ji' 'u~fltl:Halfill . . • . 4~·.. . . . .. . I . 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Ratfield said California has the hlghest rate of teachers passing the grueling national exam, but it lags behind other states embracing the certifica- tion process as the future of teaching in America. "Before today, I had no response,• said Ratfield, who has created the only National Board Mobilization Project in the state. "I had to take the sec- ond test, and now I'm getting calls from everyone." Ratfield will speak at an edu- .eaUon ~,f41't--.."trie,....- month and has been asked to address the state legislature. She's hoping to convince Cal- ifornia legislators to ofter teach- ers support and financial incen- tives as other states do. She said Newport-Mesa Uni- fied is one of the only districts in the state to pay the $2,000 exam fee for its teachers. Officials named Ratfield a nation board mentor as she helps other New- port-Mesa teachers prepare for the prestigious test. 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EYE-OPENER -----r.·-en-d--ays-remain b.~efi;;;;..;.o..,o;..re_t_h_e __ _ Big !'1'-8h gets the mg Test ... , .QUOTE OEJHE --.DA,.._._....._ ............... __.-t "/ feel pretty OOITJ{Oltable saying this team can make remVcidoti3 for Fresno (site ofthtJ annual OF Siau Champion.ship$) ... • -CDM CROSS COUNI'RY COACH BlU SUMNER SEE IB.OW WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223 CdMgirlS faced with so~ebig setbacks • Christy Cummins, and Coach Denni Shryock will be hard to replace in '96; but, the outlook at CdM appears to be very rosy. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -While team leader and No. 1 runner Christy Cwnmins has moved on to greater challenges, the most traumatic departure affecting the Corona del Mar High girls cross country team had nothing to do with graduation. If I asked people what our biggest loss was, they might say Christy Cummins," Coach Bill Sumner said. "But the biggest loss for our team right now is Denni Shryock. "I was the girls coach for the purposes of competition, but (Shryock) basically ran the pro- gram. She lost her teaching job at school to the wrestling coach (Gary Almquist) and it really dev- astated our girls. ff Sumner said Shryock's depar- ture so disheartened the team, he had to call a recent meeting to try to help his runners work through it. "I told the kids we had to cele- brate what they had with Denni, but that she wasn't going to coach this ear, and we had to o on. my a etes react e same way if ever I have to tell them I can't coach any longer, I'd be o r! very, very proud." .... Emotional baggage aside, ~ Sumner said there is plenty to be ..... upbeat about this fall. ~ "The good news is, we're ~ almost totally intact," he said of last year's third-place Sea View ~ League finisher. ~'------------- fall sports previews Senior Jennifer Morgan, No. 2 Tyler Beardslee ts Corona del Mar High's leader, but it ts the quality depth which powers Cd.M. last year behind Cummins, is back, as is fellow senior Vanessa Corona del Mar High boys team has that "can't-miss" label as '96 campaign approaches. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -The Corona del Mar High boys cross country team appears to have similar resiliency to the proverbial lizard's tail. Like the reptilian creatures they sometimes encounter on their Back Bay training routes, the Sea Kings seem able to regenerate vital parts severed by, in this case, graduation. So, even though Coach Bill Sumner's squad loses its top run- ner, Andrew Gwin, as well as key contributor Mike Maguire from last fall's Sea View League run- ner-up, optimism runs rampant as this season nears. "I have a 99% success ratio when it comes to predictions, which I always make on the con- servative side," Sumner said. "And though it might sound a lit- tle lofty, I feel pretty comfortable saying this team can make reser- vations for Fresno (site of the annual CIF State Champi- onships).· Fueling Sumner's bravado is the return of seven runners from last year's top nine, including senior Tyler Beardslee, whom Sumner said rounded out last year's •big three" with Gwin (fourth in league and 20th al the CIF Southern Section Finals) and McGuire (16th in league). Beardslee, the Sea View League 1,600 meter champion as a sophomore (he finished fourth last spring), is clearly the leader of an otherwise interchangeable CdM pack, according to Swnner. I'd say Tyler is a half-notch above the rest, but the next four (Richard Hossfeld, Jason Rogers, Pat Russell and Brian Coombe) are step for step," Sumner said. "I guarantee you our second- through-fifth runners will rotate week to week. There's not 10 sec- right now.• Beardslee was 17th at last fall's Sea View cross country finals and 27th at section finals. He has rare talent, according to Sumner. But. as the veteran coach is quick to point out, the CdM philosophy isn't about the star system. "Tyler has an edge in terms of talent, but l still believe in the old system, which is building the top seven, and if you can tlevelop 1lll eighth, that's a bonus," Sumner explained. "Most schools try to find someone to build the team around; an ace. But our school doesn't typically get that kind of kid." Rogers was 11th at league finals as a junior, while Coombe, a junior, was 20th in league in 1995. But Russell and Hossfeld, like so many Sea King seniors before them, enter their final campaign largely unheralded. "We pride ourselves on having a pretty deep program, where guys move right up to take theiJ turn," Sumner said. "Every one of our top five guys has run two years of varsity, except Coombe, so l'm basically returning the whole varsity, except for Gwin and Maguire. "This team has an incred1bl0 work ethic. My top five don't miss a beat." Hoping to beat one another out for the two remaining varsity spots will be Bryan Kramer, Matt Dennerline, Sean Young, Kenny Schwartz and Dan Hedley. "I have 10 guys who would make any other school's top sev- en, H Sumner said. This abundance of talent ma~ allow the Sea Kings to better sur- vive the injuries and illnesses that often crop up during the course of the season. "We need to stay healthy. but it's not as vital to us as it would bC' with the average team,· Sumner said. "We can probably afford to lose a guy better than an average and there are some other things along the way, like the Sea View League title." Sumner srud Newport Harbor and Santa Marganta are the teams the Sea Kings will mostly likely have to run through to obtam the latter. "Santa Margarita is real strong and experienced and if Newport runs well and smart, it could be tough to beat. ff Jamieson, junior Jennifer Blair, senior Laurel Hafer and junior Brooke Robinson, Nos. 3-6, respectively. _ "Blair, Jamieson and Morgan are extremely strong.· said Sum- ner, who also likes the rest of the supporting cast, which includes junior Erika Green, junior Lauren Weinstein and senior Heather Near-September ••• always, near-100 Marshall. Blair, Morgan and Jamieson each finished in the top 10 among CIF Southern Section Division ID- A ·runners last fall, while Jamieson (10th), Blair (13th) and Morgan (16th) joined Cummins (seventh) to pace the Sea Kings at the Sea View League Finals last year. Green has come on strong, according to Swnner, who said she could wind up anywhere ftom tourth-sixth on any given day. Weinstein, a sprinter in track and a standout in soccer, could also crack the top five in her cross country debut, according to her coach, who said she has worked hard to convert natural athletic ability and speed to the three- mile distance. Sumner said the level of Mar- shall's contribution will depend on her level of commitment. "If she came to practice every day, she'd easily make our vanity,• he -=~nee and depth are two ~ reuona Sumner predk:tl thli team will make the trip to Premo for the CIP State Championships, a journey it missed by a mere two ~ti lut MUOn. ·vou have to know what you•re do&ng ln cross country, becaUle lt'I IUch a team sport.• he Mia. •And these ~ do.• ... ~ • Every football player, it seems, has that common bond they share ... the doldrums and agony of the thermometer, which never, never, it seems, takes a hike when it's time for two-a-days to roll around. ~ I I > I. I. I ~ I· ~ don cantrell WEONESOAV. AUGUST 21, 1996 UPPO • . • It's 10, and counting. ,.,..,, - The Daily Pilot sports staff of.Roger Carlson, Richard Dunn, Barry Faulkner and Jim Walters, which checked in at 1,016 pounds in e&iy Jan- uary, has 10 days left before the official tonnage- chec.k at Newport Harbor High. Dunn and Faulkner are going into the sauna- mode; Carlson's menu has fallen to a daily intoke of less than 750 calories; Walters, just back from a two-week tour of France, has yet to comment. Hloh tchool • Est«lda YS.. Century. .tt S.Otl ..., Ana Bowl, 7:30 p.m.; Orange It~ HAit>«, 7:30 p.m. Socar Colle9e men • South«n C.llfoml.1 Colleg@ at Far West Oassk at Chico State, vs. Sen frandsco State, t p.m. foo4INlll It's all for a cause, with pledges per pound lost over the eight-month diet, benefiting the ongoing push to provide fuhds to improve Davidson Pield at Newport Harbor, the site of football games for the Sailors, as well as the Corona del Mar Sea Kings, Costa Mesa Mus- tangs and Estancia Eagles. C.ommunlty college • {scrimmage) Senta Monie.a It Orange Coan. 1 p.m. Volleyblln College women • Southern Callfomla College .t Redl.tnds Invitational ...,,,. College women · SoutMrn Clhfomia College at Whittler ColleiJe Tournament. High school girls · Estancia at Irvine. 3: 1 S p.m. SAJ\llDAY, s.t. 14 rootl*I 5A1U91DAY, Serf, 7 5oa:er College men • Southern California College at Occ:lct.ntal, 11 a.m. Community college · Saddleback at Orange Coast Col~. 7 p.m. High school • Corta Mesa vs. Saddlebadt. at Santi Ana Bowl, 7 p.m. Yoffeybell THE BIG PUSH Name: Address: Coll• women • Southern California Coll~ at Whittler College Tournament. l'Uaoo11Y, 5-Pf. 10 -.ws Hlgtl flChool ~ison at Corona del Mar; 3 .,, s.r. ,, Crou c:owttry Col~men ilnd women • Southern Califor-nia Col at Whittler lt'lvii.tional, at Ralpn 8. Clark Pa Buena Park. 8:45 a.m. High school boys .tnd girls • Newport Hadior.-- Corona del Mar at Laguna Hiiis Invitational, 8 Don't be left out -be a part or a community efTort to tum 'Davidson Field' lnlo 'The D.reaJn Aekt' Phone Number: 5oa:er 0 St per pound D $5 per pound D s ... other per pound $... maximum College men • Southern Caltfornla College et 11.m. r------------------------~------------------------------,------------------------, Dally Pilot Sports Editor lloger Carl.ton and •taft. Jim W ........ llkUnl Dall ad Blirry F•uDmer bave (obvlomly, plenty to gtw, and ~re ta tbl p1ocw Gt• NdlidMa la ti: Ell Send a pledge tor yoar tuppOrt for Newport-Mela Dtllrtd #'11• ... CGlw cs.a Mm. Bl' =" Cotta Mesa .,_d Newport Harbor ... by way ol doll.an lor 8ftll'Y ~ IOlll to Jollll Wm,. do DavtdlO.a Renovation Project. 331 t SDMD St., Sut. Au. 92704. ' I Banua decides on Irvine Valley College I I I •• I I I I I I I I IRVINE -Antoniette Banua, first-team All-Pacific Coast League in girls basketball as Costa Mesa High senior in 1993-94, will reunite with former Mustangs Coach Lisa McNamee to play for Irvine Valley College, McNamee announced Tuesday. Banua, a member of the Mustangs' 1992-93 State Division ID finalist, coached on the lower levels at Mesa the last two seasons. lbe Pilot staff ls in tile "gMng" process. Be • part of lt wttb a pledge pw pcMllld bl Ille Pl10t'w eight-month puah to September t when tbe 19" football INIOD ~ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ "Antoniette was an integral part of our championship team,• said McNamee, who guided the Lasers in their inaugural season last year. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES such no1ice for p3yment of PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is Her11inaher Made. This 226879 of said olllcial records. lnws~liOn of Int propet1y Wllh with the court a formal al ~ County, Ca~lomta. ano PlllPlflY lddlW9 Md °"" -such fees having exporod e. t 1 A rt ent Wilt sell on 09/06/1996 at tn regatd to l1s condillon, permjtllld RequHt for Special to Ille NotJet of Oetault men • riur llioft. If q. lflowll PUBLIC NOTICE wtll bo sold ot public ouc-Fictitious Business Fictitious Business aaman 1 ppul en lronl ol me llagpoles 11 ine mall't use. and sultaoilfty lor sudl Notice of the filing of an and Eledion to Sell thertunotr hlllln.. 'nit• _.. o1 h ---------it 1 on by INST 0 RAGE Name Statement Name Statement to Parcel 1, Deacr bed •· enrrv area to ihe Placentia Civic buyer's lnlttnded use lhereol. as inventor and a rellal rtcolded 0"'30l'llll as lnSIN· urlplid lllllrlOI of the ~ esc 5428 SANTA ANA loc:11ed 01 The following persons are 'The following persons are bove. Said Lot "A0 ot Center •Ol-411 E Chapman well as all ottter factors deemed\ of eatat~ aaett~Por of ment No. 91·217102 of saMS llCVldbt(lht~IDMI06d NOTICE OF ~~~~g~': ~::teSt~f ~~~~~n?~ doing business as: Mike's doing business as: Show-Tract No. 13317 Will Be Avenue Placenua. CA at 10 00 mallflal to l>Uytr an.d tmployj a.ny petition or account Official RtcOl'cls. 'Mii Sell on Md ,__,,,.,. ___, oalll. PETITION TO on the 4th day or Seplom· ==~~~I Ro~::~~: 2~!!a~ ::nA ~~:a. ~v~~~~·c:~2[i~rtune Owned by the Horntown· ~~es~1:C,~~~1C:':1:Va:: =,:ti~n~,r.~.~l as _provided in •.tctlon °"2'11H . 11 Tltf MAIN ::-..:-,::=~:': ADMINISTER ber 1996 ot 8.00 am. Terms 92821 Wade Stanley Rathbun art Association CAI Herein· at Ille ume ol sale In law1Uf necasary by sudl pros 1250 of the California (llO«TH) OO'RANCE TO lllE tlcaofS.111: '311.12114 lllaikl- ESTATE OF: for tho Salo aro cash only. Michael Robert Craddock, 18994 Canyon Tree, Tra'. ettar Definadl and Shell Ba money ol lhe United Slates).. all bllytr. My prosptCtlve buyer IS Probate Code: A Re-COUlfTY COURTIIOUIE. 700 tioft to cm!\ the TNIM will EARL M. VANCE Sale subject to cancello-541 North Lemon La buco canyon CA 92679 U f All 0 rlgllt bile and 1111erest conveyed purcllasino 1118 property ·as IS quest for Spec1el Notice CIVIC COITtR DRIVE. WEIT ~ acahltl'sdwdldlwfton aka EARL MAURICE 1ton Landlora reserves the Habr3, CA 90631 • This business Is con· for the H 0 wners to ano now held bV 11 unoer s.lld and In its present oondllion form is available from WTA AMA · CA II t :•S AM at •.., « rlllllonll i..-. • dlMlll VANCE r1911t to bid Below ts a hst Stacy Jane Craddock, 541 ducted by: an Individual of the Retidtnt11Jl Lots of Oeed QI Trust tn tile orooerty Qaad. 08J08/1996 Cll the court clerk. • publle auc:tJOo, to Ille niohtst ~IP(• ... °' Wiiii a'ldil CASE NO. A 183921 of names and unit num· North Lemon, La Habra, Havo you s1arfed doing Said Tract No. 13317 and situated in said County and State Tiiie Coa,..y, Al lald T Attorney for P9dtionet: blddtr lor easll ~yablt at tht -« • dwdl ._ 11¥ a .... To ull h«!lls, benohclartes, bers. CA 90631 business yet? No Not for the Utt of the Gen· 1111re1na1ter descrtbeO Parcel 1 A Cl*Dntl.I Cor,oratlOI am . .John M . Guatat.on bme o1 sale in 11wtul money of or fl•dlnhMngl Md kml .-c> NAMES · UNIT NUMBERS This business Is con· Wade Ralhbun . Unit no 17, 1n Ille City ol New· TruslM Sall Otpartment. 925 4690 Mec:Ar1hur Blvd. Ille United SIJ1UI. alf noht. btlt, llioft. aW'fl modllloll « -~~~:.·~~~· pce~~~~~e;~~~~~ Karen SPteph1ensoAn03. A013 ducted by· husband and Thts sfatemene was filed eral Pubhc. The tottl •· port Beach. county ol Orange. ·e· Street San Olego. Ca 92101 SW.. 280 and •ntel!~ conveyed to and lrlgs bmnk tipadled In Sedlon otherwise be mterostod in Jamill eop os. I wile with tho County Clerk of mount of the unpaid bal· stale ol taMorma of ll'lat certain 1619) 544-6325 By Melvyn J Newport Beadt CA now Mid by It unoer said Oet<I of 51~ olthaA!wldllC...,~ the will or estate, or both. David Reid, A058 Have you sl3rtOd doing Orange County on 8·2·96 ence of th• obligetion se· condominium prOllCl as stlown Br,.., Aul Trus1111 Sall Offlcar 92680 TN$1 111 ine-Pl1l0tf1V sl\UJ\eO 111 thoriad IO • ....,_ In '* ol. EARL M. VANCE aka Lodbra Estell Pham. A078 business yot? No 199e3e91719 cured by the propertv to be and described en Ille condom in-P81782 8/14. 8121. 812Ml6 08/20. 08/21. 08/27 said County ano Sutt 11e"111alter ....., "" tha -c "'* ottw EAnL MAURICE VANCE Pablo C. Lando. AOgl Michael R. Ciaddock Dail Pilot Augusl 21 28 1um Plan. wlllch Pl<ln rs attacned Ofsenbed· Lots 3 of Tract No ltlM cmll 11 acapead h T"*' A PETITION h3s been Debr3 Da111s, B749 This sl31ement wos Mod Sep1~mber 4 If 1996 . told and re11onably Ht•· as Ext11b1t "A" 10 the declaraoon PUBLIC NOTICE 4050 as' oer Mao rtconled tn "1111 .... the..._ of IN hied by JOSEPH LEWAN· ~uan M Corrotc 8764 with the County Clerk ol • · w844 meted costs. expenses and of covariants. conditions and PUBLIC NOTICE 11oo11· 158 Page(sl 8 and 9 ~·see•-Tru111e'1o.f1111111 U. llemllll DOWSKI '" ihe Supenor 0str.er Tucer 2g9 8 Orange County on 7·02·96 edvences at U'tt tlmt of me restncuons ano reservaboll ol CHSl4CK030 laneous Maos '"Ille Otticc ol me _.......ID tll9 PlfW • .._ Courl ol C3ltlornt3. County El::::~~e~ePo~~~~~·Jr 2~295 19963688335 PUBLIC NOTICE 1nrt1al pubhc1uon of tht easemenis (betllO 1111 ·~~bhfno NO~E OF YOU~ .. DEFAUU UM-eou-Recoiiler 01 HKI County ..... of rlgltl SM •wll ot ORANGE · ·• Da11y p 101 July 31 Augusl oocumen1 tstal>hSlllnQ a p ... n or ·' "' DER A DEB> ~ mJST, "'' ' be Ndl. Id~_. or THE PETITION requests Chris B1own RV·OPE. i • Notice of Sala is conaom1n111m ownertlltO) w111cn PETITION TO DAlm SCPIENllUl 11, State ol Ci11fom1a. The orooertv -ny, ..-• lrllPltd ,. that JOSEPH LEWAN· C99C 7· 14'21' 1996 W917 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S $161.179.54. Pevment decfarabontSaltadledasExlltbtl ADMINISTER 1-. 1JNLDS YOU TAKE addrus ano olher common pdil!V lille. ~ ot en- ODWSKI t>o appointed as Ralph Urquiza. D375 PUBLIC NOTICE SALE Trustee Sale No. must be b cesh. 1 cuh· ·one to a certlhcafl consennng ESTATE OF: LEONA AC11CIN TO !"'OT'ECT duignallon. 11 any. of tilt l!al ~ ID lllitft the personal representa11ve to Ste11on Babcock. D400 0128926-6 1 Title Order • Y to recordallOn Of condom1mum C nra11..uu T YOUR PRQllBU'f, IT MAY Pltl0tf1V descnbcd abOW is hfall d -_.. IP( &lid admrrnslor lhe estoto ol the Gregory ~· Horn. 0429 Fictitious Buslnen '" s check drewn on a plan 1tcorded OecemDer 17. • ~ IE SOLO AT A ~ PUll)Ofll(I to be' 313 Easl 20111 o-t. ....._ ......,, wlltl decedent Bon Gabrial, 0431 Name Statement No. 29681©15 Refer11nce state or nat1on1l bank, a 1974 in book 11306 page 1687 CASE NO. ~1 8390~ W.!. PYOUNl!DAHl!X· It Costa Meu. Cl 12127 Tiit ~ • llf..w.d ._., n THE PETITION requests Vicenle A. Cabrera. D43G The lollowing persons are No. 6B63591 APN No. check drawn by 1 ttate or or ollioal records of Orange .. To ell he~rs, benefl· PUWATION ~ TIC ~ 11ndt1Stgntd Tiustee d~da1ms a...-~blllnatofttw lhe decedent's Woll and Jellrey J. King, D457 doing business as: Olo, 422-078-08 YOU ARE IN county Patcel 2 Alt undivided c1anea, credttora, con· ~ Off nE any liabllity for any inco1Tectness Nae. .:and~ llid o.rW11111n- cod1C1ls 11 any. be admitted Mobil Mechaniit. D482 Ou1pos1 Loather u change, DEFAULT UNDER A DEED federel cred•t union. or • 11•2nd 1111erest Ill anef to Ille tingent creditors. and MOCl!l!aNQ M»/HST QI tht oroot!1V l<ldrtss and otl'ttr """'._ • plDll4ld 111 llid 10 probote. The Will and Tamra C. Folslrom, E809 53 Brighton Pl3ce, Laguna 0 TED check drawn by I statt or common area descl'lbed as paraons who may other· YOU. YOU SHOU.D ~ common oesionabOll. If ~ • .._,-.~and...- any cod1c11s are avorloblc ~ntoine ~· Jo~nsE~·5~813 Niguel, CA 926n OF TRUST A federal savings and loan follows Lot 1 ol fract no 8406. wiat ba Interested In T/llCr A ~W'tBl NOTICE srtown ht"'" Tht tOlal amount ol !ht ~ and Ill In.- for e~a1111na11on m lite lite P os~;•o har~e ON po 1 Angel Rutt Jr .. 53 B11gnton 07/0S/89. UNLESS YOU association sevings assoc•· In tile Ct!y ol NewPort Beacll. the will or eatate, or Off TinJIT1!l.'S M&.E No. OI tilt unoa~ balance of Ille a.-dbt(elldDladolTNll Stt· kepi by tho court. Be~ch·C~st~ Mes~ w Dai~y Place. Laguna Niguel. CA TAKE ACTION TO PRO· et ion or • sevings bank county ol Orange, Stall Of both, of: LEONA C. 1al1UMC On Augulll 29, ObligalJon secu"d by Ille P/09-""° Aacon#)llllCll ~ • THE PETITION requests p A 2 28 996 92677 T • Cal4fornia as per map recorded REINHOL t 1-. al 01:00 P~ al the ..., ID bf old and "UOl\lble lllid T"*M. __, ~ 3utho11ty 10 adm1nrstor the 1101 ugusl 1• • 1 8·4 Patrick Agu11re, 53 Bugh-TECT YOUR PROPERTY. I specified in section S 102 111 book 343 paoes I tnrough • A PETITION has NcxU\ ffont '..inncie to the e .. , s nsu and ...... SUit 217\ ~ CA estale under the lndepen· w 2 ton Placo. Laguna Niguel, MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB· of the Financ11I Code •nd inclusive misceManeous maps bean filed by DENNIS o. County ~ 700 ::=: a~:'n~xi: lllf inibaf t110l ft1tt -.-!IQ dent Adminis1rat1on ol Es· PUBLIC NOTICE CA .92677 LIC SALE . IF YOU NEED authorized to do busineas in Ille olla 01 the coEunry re· REINHOLT ANO BAR· CMc Certter Drtw Wat. blitallOn of mt Notice of Salt 221-1 .. ~~ By.~ 1ates Act (This 11utho11ty This business Is con· E Pl.A ATION OF THE oorder of sattl county xcepuno BARA ANN NEWBERN a.nea AN. CA tn IN city d Pll mond ZUllllle. Alll Stcnarv. will allow the personal rep· Fictitious Business ducted by· on rndivtduol AN X N in lh1s stett. The street therefrom units 1 tllrougll •2 . h S . C f Saif1ta Ana, County d or-is SS7.769.33 In lddrbOll to Diad; 071'29'19116 ASAP117D resen1a11ve to tai.o many Name Statement Have you started doing NATURE OF THE PRO· address and other common inclusive as snown ano de· ~ 1·f a uper~r ourt 0 f angm, s... d CalranU, cas/\, the Tnistie 'Mil acceoc a Ml7 W14. Im action' w•lhout court ap· The lollowtng persons are business yol? No CEEOINGS AGAINST YOU. dasigneuon if any of the scnbed on Ille plan and In ltle 0 • 1 ornia, ounty 0 Cellom6a "'8coli~ CU/llt(S cntek dtiwn on a mtt ' proval Bofore laking cer· doing business u· a) Pro-Angel Aul:i:, Jr. YOU SHOULD CONTACT ' • deciaraoon Also excepong range. Complny a ca1WofNa Cof· or national battle. a Clltdt orawn1----------ta1n very Important actions Cord b) Vend·P.ro l82 This statement was filed real property described therefrom all improvements anef THE PETITION re· IUon, ~. d1b ..,.,a1nttc1 by a state or ltdtfal etedlt union however. the personal rep: Rochester St . Cosia 'Mesa, with the County Clerk ol A LAWYER. On August ebove 1s purported to be: appurrenances locateo or to be quests that DENNIS O. ~ .. under itlltt · c:tftaln or a check drawn oy a st.alt or resentat1ve will be roqu1ted CA 92627 Otonge County on 7-15·96 28, 1996 at 11 :DO AM, 22 tD CANYON DRIVE localed on said lot 1 ExceDI REINHOLT ANO BAR· Deed d TNlt uacuted try lederal saY1ngs and IOan usoc11-OBITUARY 888 __ ,. persons unless lhey have Rochesler St. Cosla 0Mesa, Daily P1101 Aug. f4. 21, 28. es Successor'" Interest b~ · and O!ller hydrocart>ons l>elow be appointed es perton· 11rigtt man u trulCl:W'S. 'r .. ~s t>anll s0tcrf1td in SeCIJOn waive.ti notice or consented CA 92627·3009 Sept 4 1996 w832 92627. The undersigned a dep111of500 feel without tne al repreuntative to e«ded on Octob« 7, 1-. 5l02 oc the Financial cocie and to 1110 proposed action.) Charles David Crawford, · ' Merger to Continental Aux· Trustee d1scl11ms eny 1111>11· rtgh1 ol surtaot enl!y. as re· administer the estate of H lnlU\ll'MCW No. aut11onied to ao t>uslness In tills The independent adrn1n1s· 182 Rochester St .. CoSl3 PUBLIC NOTICE ihery Company H the duly it'( for eny incooectneu of selVff In lnstrum111ts ol reco<d. the decedent. 88413711, In 8ooll -. Page state In tilt Mnt tender other 1. ;i11on 0>uthority "''" be Mesa. CA 92627·3009 appointed Trusttt under dd nd Except trllrtfrom II wallr and THE PETITION re--. al Offtdll Records ol Or· titan US/I s acctllled ltle Trusttt grantca unless an inter· This business is con· Fictitious Business the street 11 rass 11 suosurtaoe watlr rtghll. below a quests the decedent's ange County, Stllte of Calj.. 1 cstea person f1h1s on ob· ducted by: on urnncorpo· Name Statement ind pursuant to Deed of other common designation, depl?I ol 500 feet. wllhout tne WILL and codicils, if fomla. undel the pow9f d may~ tllt W~ ~ ~ 1ec11ori to the petition and rated association other The following persons are Trust, recorded on 11 any, shown herein. Ben· riQhl of surflol enl!y, IS dtdl· eny, be admitted to Ule tMrlln conUlned, wlll Trustee 5 ge: 11~ Und lie show good cause why tile tll:ln a partnership doing business as: Pio net 07117189 as Document No. ehciarv• SANK OF AMER· callO or resarvtd In lnStrumenlS probate. The WILL and Ml • pubic audlon to tht comt avat to 111 ':Y" :::. court stioutd not grant t11e Have you Sl3rled doing Kids World, 18081 Magno-89-3761 18 Sook Page of · r: 0 ol reco<d Paretl 3· An undilllded eny codicil• are avail· hlgNtt bidder fOf ca1f1. Of tnclorSel as a ma r no authority busrness ye1? yes, August lta. Fountain Valley, CA ICA NT & SA. FOR .. CL · 11•2nd lnllfett In 111d to all ol able for uarninetion 10 dlldl u c:IHa1btd below, Said salt wtft be made. bu! A HEAHING on 1he pct1· f. l996 92708 Ofl1c11I Records 1n the ol· SURE DEPT, ATTN: CAR· trte tmprowments locatld on tot the file kt t b the payebltaltheamtol .... ln W11110111 CMNM or wamnty, t1on "''11 bl) hclo on SEP· Roy J Laws Harry Shusler/Pl<1net l<1ds. flee of the Recorder ol OR· MEN MORALES l39963, 1 as snown and deSCrlbtd on court. P v 1.Mfu1 money d the United tJP!tU or llllCllltd ltQll'lllno btlt. TEM8Cn 26. 1996. at This statement was tiled Inc .. (CA), 8800 lrvu1e Con· ANGE County California, 10600 VALLEY VIEW lhe plan and In Ille dtclaratlon THE PETITION • Stales al AtMrtca, wlthOUf possUSIO/I o< tncumbrlllCIS. IO t 4~ prn 1n Dept 70:J 10. w11h the County Clerk ol 101 Drive. Irvine. CA 927 I 8 ' Parcel 4 Non .. xcluslYe east· . re Wllflilftf upns Of Implied ubsfy tilt indebttdnus stcultd cat(.'(! a1 l·ll The City Drove or3nge County on 8·t8·96 T111s business is con· executed by: ROBIN LEW· STREET. CYPRESS. CA ments 1or accen. Ingress que~t~ authonty to u to tlttt. i-. poaeaiof1 by said Oeeo. ldVlncls thtrtun· Sou1h OrJ11g11 CA 92668 199e3893145 ducted by: a corpora11on IS SMlni. A SINGLE MAN, ~12. TELEPHONE egress. tnaoacflmtnt. suPeOft administer the Hiatt or ~ II~ <!tr. 'Miii interut u l)l'O'lldtd IF YOU Ol3JECT to Irle Daily Pilot Augusl 21 28 Hove you staffed doing AND MARK HERBERT WIL-NO . 171 41 220· 3844 repatr, reolactment, ITllll\'8· under .the lndei>e-ndent title and lntefal new held 111t"111 and Ille unpaid pnncroal 91anhn9 ol 11\0 petihon. you ' · · business yo1? no IL .. · nance and for o1118r purposes aH Admin11trat1on of Es· IOCh Truttee In and baJ • of Note d by 5t1ould .:1p1.war ar the he:ir· Septomber 4· 11• 1996. Planet l<ids. Inc.. Horry BUR ANO LINDA C. W • Said sela will be made, but as snown In 1118 condomlnlUm tetea Act with limited ~ ~ feilcJWtng dHalbed ~':eo ': llltt 11s:"' mg ar d sta•e your ob· W845 Shuster. Pros•dent SUR. HUSBAND AND without covenant or war· pla/1 ano dtllned Jn tile dtclarl· authority. (This autho11· property 9INlt9d In .,_ WI " ~ 11 1ec11011s or t e w11n"n Ob· PUBLIC NOTICE This stattmont was hied WIFE. wtU SE.LL AT PUB· rantv u -pressad or Mn-tJon Thi proe>artf lddrus and ty will allow the person· ltoi'tald County and..._ ~ ~ said Noll, of I': 1ec11ons "'1th the court be· with the County Clerk of UC AUCTION TO THE ' . otrter common dtsignadon 11 al representative to teke to 11'141· N'fC • ~ ~-1rs a tJCl)tflMS lore 1111! 1tca11ng Your ilp· NOTICE OF Orange County on 8· 16·96 phad. regerd1ng title. µos· any of 1118 rul properly di· meny action• without Tht tot. ernount ol tN "°" Trus111 and of tllt trusts CIUllO p~arJroCt• rnay be rn poison APPLICATION TO 19963893147 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR s1111on. or encumbrances, scribed above IS l>Ufl>Ortld to obtatning court approv· peld pftndpll bllance, lnttf· by &aid Oeeo of TNst Dllld: orFby 3our attoonrv SELL ALCOHOLIC Daily P1lo1 August 21, 28, CASH (paytbla at time of for the purpou of Htlafy-be: 2• Crest Clrcte Newport al. Before taking certain HI thwton, tO(llCher With OM~IH Ct11111Y Aeata 0: 3Y c~ ~9~:i ~~~~bTrO~ BEVERAGES Septembor 4, 11, 1996. ule 1n lawful money of the •no the 1ndabtednH1 It· Seacn. CA The undersigned very important act1on1. rMIONbfy....,,..... COllla, :•~ ",= x='.A~ me deocr'.1scd you m~st Me Date ol Fifing W847 United StatHl at: IN THE cured by said Oetd of :S~:.:S ~ ~~~~'. however, tht Pt~sonel UJ*'MS and :-Sat /1 105 HUntingttxl Buell . .&a vout cta1rn •Mtt1 1ho court Application: PUBLIC NOTICE OUADAREAOFniECITY Tru1t 1ncludtng tht ftts, e~•ddrmandolhercommon repr~sedntattv~ will be ~J'J': ~ 916'9m4)'40-1419 By:KuKS. ~no 01•1'1 a copy to tho per· AUG 07, 199e HALL OF. BUENA PARK char ee and expenau of des19111t1on. ii any, sl'town requ.ire to give notice 1211.744.0I CUl1Wltly Oe Mf#t Coc111ty Records If• sof'~~~rb~pr~~"ntat .. o ahp. To Whom II May Con-Fictitious Buslneas CIVIC CENTER. 6650 the ~rustae. The tru1tae lltrtlf'I Tilt total amount of tilt ~on1;;,1:reett~!vP•~•eo~! ~ c:..N.. a.dta"' sure/I, i'ivstH Dir. C2'720I poin ,.., t ho couot wit in corn Name Statement unp.lld baa of the o1>1111aon C8fllled ~ ~ to t¥T &14 &'21 1998 lout rnon111s ltom lhe d3te The Name(s) of the AP· TtTe following persons are BEACH BL VD.. BUENA under uld Dead of Trust secured by the Pl'Ol*1Y lo 118 waived notice or con· the TNteee blddtr.,.. ac-· · • 01 lirsl 1S>u3nce 01 the let· phc~nl(s) ls/are: JERRYS doing business as: Smooth PARK. CA, ell rtght, title ceuaed a Not1~ of Default sold and r .. onlbll ntlmJlld sented to the propoatd ~ to"' TNltft po---------- 9";osoasrp1rho111dced11'" secpt1on FAl.IOUS DELI INC. As Silk Moblle Ettctronlcs, and interest conveyed to and Election to Sell to be C<Hts.eXl)tllltSllldldVlneetll dacuon.) dTh~ .indep,on· vtcMdPfot*~I• PUBLIC NOTICE 0 c a' ornia ro· Tho applicants ll1ted 4f9 Main St 111305 Hun-me tme of the Initial 1>11b1lc:all0n ent a m 1n11ttat on Ftom womutaon bate Cod(' T11e time 101 f,1. above are applytng to the lln Ion Beach'. CA 926"8 and now held by rt under recorded Ii tha countv of lht nollc:e ol salt IS authoritv w1U be granted av...,.., ,.. '"9 clJ,ms w.IJ not e•Pue Deparfm•nl ol Alcoholic fr~c Dant Siikenson. 419 said Oetd of Trust tn the wheft the •u l propeny It $307.345.91 esllmltl<I Slid unlHs . en inte,rested \lllrtlkh=:~TIWtM NOTaOFTUTU'ISALEi. befor~ lour monllls lrom 6cverage Control fo self al· Main SI., #305, Hun1tng1on propenv situated in 111d locettd a•1d more than amount wlll lncrNH unlll dallt ol person files an ob1ectton =.no~°' ta DES> °" TUT Fk lt~e caring date nol•Ced cohohc beverages at 3210 eoach, CA 92648 County Celllornie de&· thrH montna have elapHd Qlt. Thel*ltflclllyml)'tllc11o 10 the petition end _,ancy the ltr..c -. t.-im Lolft: 11Qm 0..: -~------~----- LOWRY Marqula (Mark) l.owfy, 37, d*l August 11, 1998 fn Kone. Hewall. Survived end cherlehed by wife Val•rle, daughter Kell•. eon Collln, moth., 01.,,., ttep.. father Gene, f&thef Don Lowry, et•P- mother Lynn, elat., Jennifer and huaband Mike, nepii.w. ?yaon, Marcu1, and grMd- mother Loi• Lowry, and many frttlnd• who mlA him dMJly. H• wlll be remem~ '°' hi• lovtng hMtt end adventuroue eplrtt. In hi• ehort ti~ here he touc~ to m11ny peopl• wtth hie lnfec:tloua laugh end grMt emlle. Hla .-.y going manner put everyon• at .... end made them f•el •!>Kial to haYe known him. Hie eptrtt and lnaplratlon wfll ttve In out hffrte and llvee tor•ver. S•rvlc•• In Cellfornla ar• pending. Contact Mark J•cquH at 714-M2.o982 ll 0110 PA A I< CENT EA o R., This bu11ness Is con· • R bid less 11'ttn 1h1 luM cred" bid. show• good cause why =:io: ~ common ••• AP ........ 66211M1 YOU MAY EXAMINE the COSTA MESA. CA 92626 dueled by: 1n lndlv1dual cnbtd ••: EXHIBIT A PA • •Ince IUCh recordation. In lddldon to casll. lllt trusttt the court should not d the Mow YOU NIE. .. DEFAll.T Ulla. "'•kept by the court If you For 1he following type of Have you stertvd doing en 1: Lot 8 of Tract No. Equitable Deed Company. will IOCllPt a caslllw's c:htdl grant th• authority. dHCl1bed ~ II: Dll!>Of= O.TEDO..... ----------~;: ae;::;:on ~nior~~ledf :" uconst. 47 ON·SALE GEN· business ytt? No 13317, ln tht Citv of Cotta as TrustH. Trust Deed Unit drawn on I 51111 or Nlllonat A HEARING on the mf4Z11 ~ Avtn&ae !!t.._1'1\ YOU TAICIM; . y u y I e ERAL EATING PLACE. frlc Dane Siikenson c f 0 ... Sanft I dltClt drawn by I Stitt p tit' on Wiii bt held on Colta ..... CA .... ~ rd TO ""1tcT 't"Ollt ""°'" w1t11 tl'IO cou11 o tormot Re· Published New1>011 This st11ement was flied Meaa. ounty o range, •~8434. 333 South Btau· or Fedtrel Crtdlt Un!Oll or as' ' b 26 1996 Is bail'I-*' art IT MY• ICl.D AT A ~ues: /or S~ecial fotice ol Boocn·Costa Mell Dally with tht Counfy Clerk of Stett of Callforn11, H dry Avenue 11th ROOf. Loa ct1tc2 drawn by a SI.alt or rte!· l ~f~ep Mtrln o'ept 1o"; ="= _. d ~ l'Ua.ic UlL f YQU MEED AM 3~~ ~~~~.i~al °:. ,;t~~~t~;' Pilot August 14, 2t, 28, Orengt County on 8·18-96 Shown on th• Subdlv111on Angeles. CA 90017. Tt~· eral ~1110 Loen Alsoc:ll-lo.ceted at 341 Th~ City otl1.elow• aeaftd'Wuld l)Ol'UMTION ~ 1'Ml MlUM ~els or ol eny P•hhon 0; 1996 w831 19903093149 Map Rtcordtd In Book phoneNl.n'lber. 1213)34f>-tlon.IQ~"'; laodaton,: Drive Orange CA DleddTtwtlftCUMhl.._ <STHl"""BJllllGWT account u provided 1n Daily Pllof Augu1t 21, 2B. 625, Pages 30 Througl't 8953, By: Genelle Wt .. ~'o/!l ~~Cod; 92668. andt..,....dtheT"*9 ~ =e~ICJ A itec11on 1250 of me Colilor· PUBLIC NOTICE sep1emb91 4. 11, Hl98. 32, lnclu1lve of Ml1cell•· lace, T"*" s.tee Officer, 11\d autllotllitd to do bUlinm 1n IF YOU OBJECT TO and d ... calfofNe ,.._ M ..,,_Rau..;;;:!': n1• Prob11e Code A Ae· W846 7 -,. In the granting of the ~a ~. .. quesl for Special Nouce Fictitious BuslnH• neoue Meps of the County Dat9: 0 1311-NPP1804t thll .. 1111. 1118 """'' IMICltt 1 h Id Mid TNIMI. 9Y · Dlbotlh e:_ • ~ • - lorm 11 ova1tabl• horn the Name Staternent PUBLIC NOTICE of Or1nge, S~tt of Callfoc· PU8: OM>7/M, Ol/14/H . :': .. ":,y ~='1.990..:. ::~~:,n·at Vt~~ h~•~•~O ~ • \t'b lflr1 lft It. ... :~ .. 'f:': cour1 clerk Tht 1011ow1ng pe11ons era ,.cUllout Busln•H n11. Excepuno Thtralrom 08/21/9t ance of flt TrlldM'I DMd until end 1tate your obiec· t Cofbllt Ave, ~ .....,~._..~ ... Attorney for \he P•tl· doing busineu u : Tele>-N 8l • t Alt 011 Gts Mlntral1. HY· lllndl blCOlnl ~ to tilt tlont or tilt w ritten ~-1113', (tt) llw M , .... ......_ W tloner• Solve 1031 t Bunllng Cir• •m• a.etnen ' • I i tl I h h • Dlltl9d Auautt '• LAWO,FfCESOF cit i:ounton valley CA Thefollowlngptt1on1a11 droctrbon Sub1t1ncH of PUBLICNOTIC! p~ortndorM1•1m1i.ro ob to on• Wl t I 1M 7'11MS?.M'-... ._.. • ....,.~ 92]o8 ' • dolna bu11nta1 .,. A) Ptt T No 13317 b 1 rlDlll Said• .. bl,,..._, bUI couri before the hear• Wl1 ' -• ..,_,. .. ._. _ DONALD I.. DANIELS, Pomala.Janlca Stanlt Mtd/C, B) N-Puppies of raot • a ow a \.OM OTTO ()tier 29634119-4• ~t CCl'1fllMnt Of .-mnry. Ing. Your ei>9 .. rence "'9•alaa.f,_.._ .. .-, 1224 E. KAT ELLA l03l I Buntin Cfrcil' America, 081 Dovtf Orllrt, Depth Of 600 Feat. Mea• Flit F-12543 lpn. "4·04·~-« iTlplltd 1.-may be In ptrton Ot by · lllef .. Callter.....,tfOr· AVE., STE. 103, OR· fountain Vanoy. ~A 92108 • Suitt 340, Newport Stach, avred rrorn th• Surlect or 017, T,AA~_27034 N~ 001 '111. paemeton or tnOltn· your auornev. PUBLIC NOTICI ... 0..-C.-... _, ANOE, CA 92887 Jeraldine Kasparotf. 10311 CA 92&63 s.fcl Tract No. 13317. Tht Trusau -ufldtt .,..,. I brtnQll, to ... ty tit ~-·d· IF YOU AA! A ...... ta ....... Ill blllii.I Published Newport 8un11ng Circle, Foun111n Lorlnde M. Terctto, t80t Al9ht of Surftce Entry 11 b:~16'°¥C:c."'~~.:.:~f'ld ~ Mid o::; CREDITOR or a contln-llOnCI Of TU'TU'I IALI =---=~.!' Beach·Costa Meu oa.1 Valley, CA 92708 Dovtf Orlvt . S"4tt ~ • ,._ 3 -1111 •-.. _..,_ ......,,,.,, Qtnl cr~ttor of lht uma -OP TIWCT NI: -- Pilot Au ust 21 22 y This t:>uslntu It con-Ntwpot1Stech,CA92"3 Hctraby Wetved. "'antor I • 1...,1,un you -· lnltrllt •pt.-llWlll lllO atCHHd you mutt flls 11-1• U . -& ~ • ........... 1996 g • • 28· ducttd by: " general pa1t• This bu~lneu It con· Shal Hev. No AloM to Dflll : ~::;, Y:':u~OO::: ~ ';:!:: ~ ~~ ='°''*°d your ~tefm with tht JIMI YIU AM • --.r _,. .. .: -=..='. ~ Wth841 OOfShrp dUCltd by. •n lnclivldual from the Surf•C. Of to UH need an ~ Of lftt wlll lntrnl19*'10n .. prcwldtd 00Uf1 •nd mttl • ¢0PV to -A -or TMIT, ...... ..:.. .... --- --------Hevt you llatltd doing Heve you ttantd doing Arty Portion of 1e1ct land of lllllltt Of the P'OCIHrlO aoaintl lft '* nott. ,_, dllrtll and tht peraonel r•preetntt• MTll ,._, I. 1• • C:.SI ,. cw. c..r -a.;: PUBLIC NOTICE 0,U.'~":i!'J~~!:;,an, t:i=•J~V.~0 Trect No .. 1n11 Lylf\g wou ii: "'°"W contllCl a .... ._.. of 111.,,....,. 11t 11ve eppo1n1td bv thU81 YIU TMI Anm Tl w...:-.e.ut•,•• NOTICI 0,8ALI Thia atlltmtnt wa!"llltd Tris !!_•lrnl w~1a ~11ec: eboY910ecltttot500Fett~ae:'1.:=r.':ff::.:t.-=::: .. ~~~~~. :c:::l~M ~o.~;n: ~ri·~ ==~,l!-:t:.~ In 1cco1danct wilh tile ~-'h lht CO\lftty Clt1k 01 "'o'" t. .. C outnty .. !!1 ..! bttow Seid Sutt.ce fOf Arty tornll coroorlllOft • TrUUM -.....-. _, WTllllll of flr,c 1 .. u•n~ of • ~-• gpu. ..... ., ... -.. PfOvielotlt of S.Ctlon 11700 .... ange Ce>unty on 1•15-H rane-°"" 'I °" ..., ,.., ..... Cl1 2• A :re T . Or •.-.· • ...,.. -· d-... ..., ' -lhrnunfl Zl7UI f 1"' Cad tttt311t•27 1tff3tttttl ll'VrPOM•· '""" • or ""*· -.-ofaftY~W....,.uo DMl' ltU•te •• pr_oYI.,. in1A1mW MWIP• ...._ ....... .... ,,.~ o •• • • __ ..,_ .-"""""'' ~ "'a;r-••-II -, ..... 1100 of lh•-•111 -,. _,, ... _.,..,, nla Bu11nt11 and Prolt•· Dally 1'110t Augull 14, 21, D 1ly Polot -'ugust 7, 14 11, l Died Of Truet = -tlf Celifomi• ProbetaCodt. -WI *""' 1 ... _.om., lW la .. •ions coat theft ~'nv 21 Septemt>tf .. 1ete ~8. 1ne Wl2't Md°"" ConYnOtt ~ °' ""*' t. oao 111 , ......, ...,_. The .,.. , NI uwna. ,... ......_ ....., .. -. c..w ~~~~~~I''" ~Of ' ' wt40 cua81FIRD ·A• of Tract Ho. 1'317 f woN1rtc0t..-Jon1Dt111/1111 .'1Mi 1MW It 1111 tort-oWme wll ,-!~ ... ~ ._ ...:..-::.:: ... -. .............. AHA II tnlilltd 10 ~ ~ ll'e tht r••ource )'OU Cht UM. fnjOymlnt. In• lnlf\tflltllt No 91-IUIU In dOeUl9 titi Of Ill IDM .,... ...,_. f.w ~tht :-:.:: • --·~ w a. --=-.... • .... Pw"*1 IO section 21102 OvtratocktCS Wtlh ten C°""'I on to • .-• ..-•nd ff'WH of =dto. • ~ :.:' :";:=::a.:=:= ,,.,,. tN t..erint dett ..._,...., "' 'O•I = :. ... 1'lt' 'i t • of Aid cOClt on the goocta, atuff? myriad of m«chan-••iwernet•• L..-...r = ,.._..., 0( Orlllfl......., If .. ~ Ml _...., IMve. -. __. •,. Diii tf • 1 ._ If ..... htfttnaftfr dttcriei.d ano A call to dlN Item•, t>ec:aut• ~ .,.._ •• .,_ ~ .,_. ~ ,_......... YOU MAY fXAM-TwWf 'r Ai.-.............. ._._I s' 1 ¥1: Clut nollct havtng t>ten Cit tiffed our columne comp94 ·~ Pt ...,,,,, of • 111 • llOD °' °'91111 IM • M dw • 11.,c by ttle • ~ _. ,..... • • Wiii Olttirlll -.. 0'¥tn lo Pftllt• known to wl: htl qualtfltd b\lyer• 10 r ..... -··=;::,... Ill ........ ,.. .... t. v-i ... ~ ............... E CA -.. --:!:" W: 11 lrlttr!.!!_.,~llnln 142•11~1 CM!f ....... -.. ~.. W• lft MM ..... ,., .... •1W11• a,. die •llfflJfl......... ,._....,.._,~ me ...,.,......., -------... .., .. _... ...,..... a••-" .. • ........ • ...... • ......... ~....., •-. 1tlf .. 11 , i 1 I flUIUCNOTtcH PUBLIC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICll • ··---o;, - ' '! ............ NEWPORT HOUSES/ BEACH CONDOS FOR RENT - . ' ' . J ' . . ' ---, •• 1 .. 1 .J,. NEWPORT 2169 BEACH PUIUC NOTICll a US•llD HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:00am-5:00prn Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DIADUNll M<>OOay ............ Friday 5~ Tuesday ............. Monday 5:~ Wednesday ....... 1\rsday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5~ Friday ................ 1lu.usday 5:00pm PUILIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES aYPllO• (714) 642-5678 aYMX (714) 631-6594 (Pl~ include your name and phone nwnber and we'll call you back with a price quote.) IR' M_4IL Oil IN ·PIRION: 330 West Bay Street CostaM~CA9U>27 Cum d Newpmt 81-..d & Bay SL PUIUC lfOTtCH GINlllAL POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notlcc. The publisher reserves the ri~ht to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified advertisement.. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot &: The Independent accept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. C rcdtt can only be allowed for the first insertion. ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS l002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE 6014 2669 2920 SAVE $$$ Guaranrd 5500 + In savings on name brand food products. FREE 5350 Kodak film pkg. for 1s t 1 00 orders. Toll lrtt 1·888-737-3877 !tut {(_u.all'tf cf19~ 1 OO's of Exciting Compatible Singles ore Waiting to Meet You Now! No Blind Dofes ... Home 5 530 S 53 O SERVICES S 533 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Antique dresser, 2- D RIVERS • Experi- enced tor over·the· road Flatbed op· portunity. All Ken· worth conventlonals. Excellent Insurance (company paid). ben· eflls, 401k. Average $30,000tyear. 23-+-. Commercial Drivers license. TSE 1·800· 548-3120 ext EA·2. T••chers/Preschool CRUISE SHIPS side boards, 10· Phar· Check oul tho benefits HIRING macy cabinet. Oak 111111 tree. toy chest, of working with la Pe-Earn up to 52.000 +I Welsh cabinet, whole Ille Academy of Ch1I· month worktng on dren. Oppts. in M•s· cruise ships or land· Iron day bed 759-0591 sion Viejo. Anaheim tour companies. No O•m• t•ble/chalrs H ills & Hunt.Sch experionce necessary. wood 361n p edestal Competitive pay and For 11'\lormatlon call green leat herett e beno. Include possible 1·200-971-3552 chairs, $350. Cotfee pre·chlldc3re. ECE Ext C89516 Foe table 391n hollogon units req'd. Call Sue EASTERN EUROPE wood frame glass top or Lisa at 458·7567 JOBS Teach basic $60. All 11lnt condl selyourema houHhokS "'"" • 044-7008 leathor couch, coffee tbl, paho turn, some antiqs. Mns 675-7382 Overstocked with stuft? A call to Classified wm help 842·H7a TRADE thf Otql classlfleCS 841 .. 1871 I e l WEONESOAV. AUGUST 21, 1996 -L----~~-=:i_o_o_A_v.~' ~~==== -CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE AC AO SS 1 ~•SIN IUfft 5 v1en1 .. ,,. natw. e Smokey, tor OM 12 PoelT eucsai. 13 Encice 15 Play <>941Mr I 6 Janninol Of Z.topelc 17 Go inside 18 Trtm 19 Offignate 2 1 Eighth planet 23 Extinct btrd 24 E1ust 25 Hot pepper 29 WarehOUae lunctt0n 33 Glnger- 34 PUe 36 Coontry es1a1e 37 Boroers 39 Animals' hOmes 4 1 Slept hke - 42 He.ds 44 Order 46 Ac1or Vigoda 47 S1~1eentn president 49 -fish nor towl 51 PahndromtG name 52 Born '>3 Sweden s neighbor 57 Announces DOWN 1 On lhe briny 2 Shghllywel 3 Fauoel prol>lom ' Strauss opora 5 Gave temporanty e Oty 7 Unw<ap 8 Fermentatton 1t99nl 9 Betge 30 Muslim deity spoul 10 Ltke -ot bncks 31 Geography· 53 Bk>clthead 11 Mellow class necessity 54 Dlfector Kazan 13 Occupants 32 Gurig·ho 55 One ot the 14 Small pleasure 35 Spanish hero uoes 20 Charged El -56 ·-Me Kate• particles 38 Large 57 Large number 22 Oue 01 Alta spreading tree 58 Overdue 25 Actress Burnell 40 Land.scape 59 Telegraph 26 Excuse 43 Carbof'lated So<Jnals 27 Mtddle Eastern waler 60 P199Y bank country 45 Row of sears opening 28 Devoured 48 Cocoon dweller 63 Tire pressure 29 COit of yam so Vessel wrth a abbr -------,,__,,l""-"'T.:'7-O::-...,,:O-"'T:'10~"'1:"l1~ 12 37 42 61 65 68 PETS & AN IMA.LS PETS & 6049 ANIMALS 6049 GARAGE SALES OnCEDEn nErEnnALS Kittens wont your•--------- . BnEEDEnLtNO · 10110•1 Froo. cu10 and COSTA MESA 6124 --------··~••t••••-------~------------------:-l•M.IZDA ........... '93 Maada Mlata 'H 5eO aL R•d, Whit•, cam., tOp, ttht, w/aaddl• Interior. 5-lpd, aJc, co, 251< ml. Mini condl SNk 04-C· 113.600. 722 .. 914 6010/hm 873·317•/Wk 8y CHARUS GOREN with OMAR SHARIF ~ TANNAH HIRSCH 9 10 VOWWAGD 9235 -------- •ae Corolla •-door. '74' au~orlt••• .. ,,.. aulo, ale, 701( ml. paint, rebuUt eng, rune OOod conct. U700.obo great! 12450/obo. IMa-2413 e.4-5370 TECHNIQUE WINS iiMlliiiiiiCii!iiDiiESiiiiiiii9iii13~0 iiMEiiRiiCUltiiiiiiy iiiiii91ii3iiSI iiiniiiuiiciiKSiiiiiiiiii92ii2iiO MISC. AUTO 92 45 North !Showed extrR values by nrst • 8 9 M Ill RO Ill D Ill S '73 M•rcury Cougar '70 Ford 1f2 Ton p/u liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bidding the club frarment. before COU~I! 300 SE XR7 2dr. hardtop, 300. ts-cyl, auto trans, Sl:IZl:D CARS from raisingdiamond1. Blackwood wu Good cond. SI0,000. 351 Clev•land ve. ac/ Xlnl work truclC, S t75. Poraches, Both vuln rable. South deal• NORTH •KQ842 ~3 OQJ85 •AQ7 all that. wu needed lo stay out. ot 714-831·7805 pb/pa/rebullt AT/Iron• 11500/0BO. 723-1504. Cadlllaca, Chevys, slam. 0 8 9 M•ro•d•• ausp, new llr•al _________ BMW's, Corvelle1. At both tables East won the ace 280SL Conv, Whlto/ brake~:~~~· .. :1495· VOUCSWAGEN 9235 ~~~~ ~:.9:.\otiWfr~·~ WEST •3 EAST or spades and returned the suit, navy Int. 4·•pd/stlck. 1 ·'"00·8"8·9778 •xi. d l __ ..., h h $13,500/obo " • • AJ09765 'V G 4 ec arer 1w1ing wit t. e ten, a nee· Oreg, 720.0888 NISSAN 9150 '72 VW Bug New A·1398 tor curren\ llsllnga essary precaution to protect again.et 1---c-"LA;.:..,S-S_l __ F_l""E __ D__ paint, mags, 4.1pd. 'V J 1092 0 94 3 •108632 a possible overrufT. One declarer led iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Looks, runs great 1---------a trump to the 1'ack, losing t.o the It's the resource you '85 Sentra Slallon· $1500 obo 631·7149 ANTIQUES •· SOUTH OA •J954 can count on to 1ell a ., U1 ace. Beck came enolher spade, and 1 1 wagon. 4·door. ..,c, C' "~SICS myr ad o morchan· I II S 1995 TRADE """'"1 declarer guessed correcUy again, by dlso Items, because P 8 ' C:fs.~2S3 · ruffing with the king. our columns compel --------- 9250 •J ti AKQ87 5 0 K10 762 •K Now declarer's luck ran out. quallfled buyers to Sell your home through classified '73 MASERATI Another trump was led but, in8tead call! through classified. 642·5678 Cllroon. All orig. 37k •42 5•79 842·5878 or guessing to finesse dummy~ ~~--v--·-u-~-~~~-~--~~~~-~~~--~-J __ s_11~·~5-~_0_B_0_~_3_·_5_3~55 eight, declarer rose with I.he queen. West's nine or diamonds became the setting trick. The biddinR: SOUTH WEST 11;7 p ... 20 Pua 30 Pu1 4NT Pu1 Pan P ... OJ>t!ning lead· Thrt-e of• EAST p ... Pua Pua Pua The truly greet players are not those who occas1onally come up w1Lh a Oeshy line that makes the bndge columns. They have the tal· ent to make those plays, too, but the real proor of their ability is find· ing those elusive llnea to secure seemingly simplP contrncts. When this hand was played in a team match, both Souths became declarers at five diamonds after similar auctions. Note the way At the other table, the great Pieto Forquet held the South cards. He made no mistake. Aller ruffing the spade return with the I.en, Forquet led the king or clubs and overtook with dummy's ace to lead a trump toward the dosed hand Eaat per· force took the ace, but declaret"'waa able l.o ruff the spade return high with impunity, draw trumps with durnmy'11 queen and Jack, and dwm the rest of the tricks. Learn to be a better bridge playe r ! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by callinc (800)788-1225 (or lnfonnaUon. Or write to Goren Bridce Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chicag-o, n. 80686-4410. 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