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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1996-09-06 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ..... -· SPORTS . Tennis afamily affair for two local sisters Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 .. SHELVED Learn Jflndows ·95 at the central library • J From lima beans to · ''Les Miserables' Five ways to spend your weekend 1 HEEEEEERE'S STEVE: Steve Allen Will open Orange Coast College's 1996-97 performing arts sea- Saturday in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Advanced tickets are $28; discount tick- ets for OCC students, senior citizens and children under 12 are $25; and tickets at the door are $32. For information, call 432-5880. . • • • . • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • After 10 years, the Orange County Perform- ing Arts Center has not only entertained, but stayed out of financial trouble . : By Jo n Canalis, Daily Pilot :-----------. : COSTA MESA-After nearly a : decade in the blaclc, a budget free : of public funding and a booster list ! of wealthy gUtterati, the Orange : Co~ty Performing Arts Center ! will recognize its 10th anniversacy : Sunday with a nearly perfect ! record of entertaining without los-! ingmoney. ' : A commemorative program by : the P.acific Symphony Orchestra • • • <...'l , .... ,,()'\, WHAT ATTRACTS YOU? and a fund-raising dinner will mark the day. Center supporters plan to bury a ti.me capsule on Sept. 29, the official anniversary. In anticipation of Sunday's gala, employ~. residents, patrons and arts teachers this week recalled favorite memories as an audience. Semiretired Estancia liigh School drama teacher Barbara Van Hoh fu1filled a longtime dream to watch an oft-missed Broadway musical. "I managed to go my whole life without seeing 'Porgy and Bess,'• she said. "Finally seeing it in front ofmreyes in that beautiful theater was just an incredible experi- ence.• For Mayor Joe Erickson, a Christmastime visit stands as the best. •A couple of years ago, my youngest daughter, Katie, and I got all dressed up and watched "'The Nutcracker,'" he said. "It was the best date I ever had with my daughter." . • SEE CENTER PAGE 4 :r-----------::-----------------------;.._ _______________ ___, .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • 2 PRE-OWNED CLASSICS : FOR SALE: Friends of i Costa Mesa Libraries is . : having a used book sale Sat-: • urday from 9 a.m. to 3 p .m. at : the CQsta Mesa Library, 1855 ! Park Ave. For more informa-: tion, call 646-8845. : . • ·3 MAKING A GOOD : IMPRESSION: •First i Impressions: The Laguna : Beach Art Association• opens ~ at the Orange County Muse-i um of Art South Coast Plaza : . Gallery beginning Saturday : through June 15, 1997. •First ! Impressions • will feature : selected California • plein : air" paintings crea~ed by the : founders of the association : . from the Orange County : Museum of Art. : . . • 4 IT'S MILLER TIME: : Enthusiasts of the Big : Band sound will remi-: nisce to the hits of the 1930s : and 1940s under the leader-: • ship of popular band leader : Jim Miller at 4 p.m . Sunday ! in Orange Coast College's : Robert B. Moore Theatre. : Advanced tickets are $18; : discount tickets for OCC stu-: dents~ senior citizen_s and : children 12 and under are ! $16; and tickets at the door : are $22. For information, call : Freshman JW Dyer ls the first female to try out for the Eagles football team. Below left: Dyer's ponytail makes her an easy mark to spot on the field. JUST ANOTHER TEAM PLAYER " Jill Dyer isn't_pl~ football at Estancia tc) be a gender barrier pioneer. She simply wants to play. is incidental. as a wingback on offense and a ember of the secondary on defense. Opera Padflc'• prodadlon of Verdi's •<>teJJo• came to the Per- forming Artl Cen- tel' ID Jan- uary . tEAH HOGSTEN /DAl.Y PLOT Officials seekiiig funds forfmm • Council members dis- cuss methods to finance youth sports complex envisioned for 18-acre site. By John Canalis, Daily Pilot .COSTA MESA~ City offi- cials said Thursday they are working on a deferred payment plan for the Costa Mesa High School farm property. The City Council agreed earlier this week to purchase the 18-acre parcel from the Newport-Mesa Unified School District for $7 .1 million with intentions of building an ath- letic· park when funding becomes available . City Manager Allan Roeder said the city will make a down payment of an undetermined amount soon and purchase the land in installments over a year. A few financial details need to be worked out, but the prop- erty should clear escrow in about 90 days. he said. i-.---.~-4;.i;H10. : • . J ill Dyer wants people to know she isn't trying to make a statement by play- ing on the freshman football team at E~~ High. And, she's not out to prove girls can be just as tough, or tougher than boys. That she knock,ed one.of the guys on his All those things aside, Jill say!i,she's on the grid.iFOn because she's a big football fan (UCLA and the San Franosco 49ers are her favorites) from a family of big football fans. After that. experts will inspect the farm for soil conta- mination. lt was once used by the military HERE COMES THE BRIDAL SHOW: Mollie o. res n s •The Ultimate Wedding Event for Beach Cities Brides• from 10 a.m. to 5 p .m . Sunday at the Orange County Fairgrounds, Building 10, Costa Mesa. Parking ts free , and admission is $6. For more information, call 548-1089. r----------------, I \ I> I \ ·CHECK rr OUT QASWlED IQJCZFUS . tumJC NOTICES 2 I 2 I I . . . . . .. didn't choose to be the first girl ever to play Eagle football. She just chose to play football. That she's the first girl to strap on a helmet for the Eagles mer practice is just something that will happen in a contact sport. ·That was f\Jn, though," chuclcled Jill, who is projected to boost my reputation, -she said "That's not what I'm about. • SEE FEMALE PAGE 4 I\ '\ I I \I \\ \ I I I I\ "' •:• I' 11 1 I I 1 • ' It '\ \I \ i; 1 \I \ H I I ' When the farm could be razed for fields is unknown . Develo ment fundin current- ly does not exist. "It's frankly premature to worry about how quickly some- thing 1s going to be built out there," Roeder said. ·we need to focus first on what it is we will develop out there." • SEE FARM PAGE 4 'IhlStee proposes pass or fail test for third graders • Ed Decker says he fears too many children are being passed through the system without being pro- ficient in basic skills. upcoming boa.rd meeting. ·1 hear from school district ~ ple and tbe community that ~oo many children are pused on wbo shouldn't,• Decker said •Even though we have various assess- ments, we &nlll't hard-oosed about il Students are moving up without standard skills and it just com- pounds ltlelf. •we need to draw a line.• - Became the school dJstrlct is reducing dul sizes In the lower gradel, DedDar' Mid now it the time for the board to aeate a ~ IO llUdents with prob- lllnl can C.~ !11dl tiU bilD -my inDI for • wtdJe. but wtlb tbt cw-... ca-.... 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JliD,..,... ... ..., <_> I I " I I ( l ' • • • FIUDAY, SEPTIMIER ' 1• ,. . Don't do Wmdows? Learn how With library resources. J ust over a year after Microsoft'nelease of Win- dows '95, library shelves are lined with dozens of resources offering help that augments infor- mation provided in the product's slim user manual. In addition, contputer users will find an array of titles focused ar ware an so are designed for use with the new operating system. For an overview of the Wm- dows interlace, start with "Intro- ducing Microsoft Windows '95, • offering a clear vision of how the software looks and works, plus descriptions DL improvements ·working with Windows '95," a four-volume set with learn-as= you-do lessons on the Wmdows environment, running multiple programs-;-managing documents and timesaving tips. In the video collection there's also "The Microsoft Windows '95 Video Guide," billed as the world's first cyber-sitcom. · • MARC MARTtl I OAl.Y Pl.OT Built on the premise of two friends visiting Bill Gates' inner sanctum at Microsoft, this amus- ing tape includes an overview of Wmdows '95's1op 25 features and answers the 20 questions most freqtiently asked about the opei- ating system. · Changes to the AlrBome Law Enfon:ement Services program could mean less choppers available to both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. · • . . since Windows 3.1. Additional quick reference topics are in "Field Guide to Microsoft Win- dows '95," including step-by-step instructions to help you accom· plish what you want to do and a troubleshooting section offering assistance with common system Once you've mastered the new environment, look for titles dedi-Police chopper program topic problems. For anyone who wants to become an expert and be enter· tained in the process there's "Wmdows '95 for Dummies,• a witty tour of the operating system with many useful tips. Filling the gap between basics and high-end technospeak is "The No B.S. Guide to Windows '95, • written after real-world use of the prod- uct's shipping version -a signifi- cantly different animal than the - beta release on which many earli- ·of jOint city council meeting er books are based. . Online users will appreciate •'Ibe Downloader's Companion for Windows '95, • featuring dis- cussions of file formats, compres- sion, and encoding and decoding procedures for Windows '95. Covering everything you wanted to know about the inter- face but were too confused to ask is "The Windows '95 Bible." From installation to telecommunica· tions and multimedia. this tun-to- read reference is packed with illustrations, undocumented fea- tures and tricks. Those who prefer information on videotape can check out cated to popular programs designed to take advantage of its features, including the newest versions of Word, Excel and Pow- erpoint. Still don't like to do Windows? For non-graphical diehards, there's a way out. Check out •DOS for Dummies" to learn bow to forget Windows entirely, run all your programs from the DOS prompt, and get your work done even if there are no pretty icons to look at. • OtEOC IT our is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Joyce Gallie. •Costa Mesa, Newport Beach city councils to discuss options at Lions Park next Monday By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot The cities of Costa Mesa and New- port Beach hope to bring a helicopter- sharing program back on course at a rare joint meeting Monday. The two city councils will meet at 4 p .m . at the Lions Park Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. They will discuss continuing a pro- gram in which the two cities, along with Huntington Beach and tbe county, had been haring helicopters since 1993. Huntington Beach and the county pulled out ot the John Wayne Airport- based program last month. Now the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach councils must decide whether to continue the AirBome Law Enforce- ment Services program. And if they do decide to continue it, the cities! police departments must revamp the program on a smaller scale. Proposed changes include reorganiz- ing personnel and replacing some heli· copters. Under one proposal, each city would sell one of its two helicopters, then pool the money to buy a newer, better model. •n•s going to be different," .Newport Beacli police Sgt. Jphn Desmond said. •we don't have access to the resources of four agencies like we used to.• He added the downsizing could also mean fewer operating hours for the helicopters. But be remained confident such changes wouldn't compromise the quality of the service. "People who live in the cities proba- bly won't see much difference,• he said. ·w e're just tryitlg to figure out bow to continue this with just two cities." Estancia off to high-tecli, motivational-start Oass helps students get focused Estancia High School wel-puter graphics. We have plans to motivational conference for Lati-information about careers, train· comes all new and returning stu-establish more business partners na teenage girls and their moth-ing and community resources, Get that 35mm camera out of your closet andleam. lo-useJt ala · new two-part workshop for novice photographers. Orange Coast College's com- munity education office is offer- ing the introductory workshop to help students improve visual and mechanical skills. The class will meet Monday Sept. 11 and 18 from 7-9 p.m. in room 101 of the college's art center. Course instructor Eleanor Anderson has worked as a profes-aden=ts~f~o~r ~a~grea~~t ~1:_996~-:9!_7_:s'.:ch~oo~l+~tb~is:uiy~e~ar~an~d~h~a~v~e~s~chned~ul~edrl~e~rs~, ~is~~sch~ed~:ul~ed~f~offr~S~a~tur~d~alii-, -Han~d~to~~~~~~~~~~-:..._-fi pbotogi-aphei and. leGturer-y. . . , : a.m. o noon grams to motivate "at risk" girls. for nine years. We are looking forward to 1'. the Barbara Van Holt Theater. For reseIVation.s or informa· Workshop topics include cam-another exciting and fulfilling Western Association of Schools Keynote speakers will be Maria tion, call Mimi Birch, assistant era orientation, film selection and year with rrumy plans in motion. and Colleges has awarded Rubalclava. the producer of "Hola principal, 7~3410 . characteristics, understanding Estancia High is the recipient of a Estanda)iigtl School with a full, Los Angeles,• and Rebecca Mon-_PEGGY ANATOL natural and artificial light and new Tech-Prep Implementation six-year accreditation term with a tanez, senior promotions produc-prlndpal composition. Grant and we are anxious to con-one day re-visit after three years. er, both of Channel 52 television. The registration fee is $45 and tinue our work in business and We are very pleased wilh this The goals of this conference • SOtooL. DAYS Is• funn that runs participants may register at the technology. The new 30-station evaluation and thank all the staff, are to bring multi-generational on F~ The reports .,. submitted community education office or by Pentium IBM Lab is open in, the students and parents who helped Hispanic women together, to pre-:::::ms ~:!rt~=·~.= phone. For more information call business court and students are in the accreditation process. sent successful Latinas to the your school lnduded, call Oty Edttor Iris 432-5880. able to access Wmdows and com-• Adelante Mujer'_liispana," a group as role models, to provide Yoltol et 574-4233. 1JEADER$ HOJUNE 642~ O.lly Pilot, P.O. BOIC 1560, Costa Mesi. CA. 92626. ~ No news stDf1es, ltlustt 8tlc>i"' edlto-NI matter°'~ henMn can be reproduced with- out written permltlion of copy- right owner. ~ ...-s....-.-• . . ---.- - - - - 1MOMAS ... JOIMOll ~ Wl.&»M I mD1LL, Editor l'llVIM--.., MINlgil 19 Editor _.,..,., Oly&ftof' MMC MMIAl'U..llm "'*Editor ... RIDOINMf, °"" PlnlndM otfbr ~your comments about ~ Dally Piiot °' news tips. 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I f you have ever driven where to go and suddenly with -through some of the vast the sound of a friendly buzzer, 18 open ranges which consti-or so respectful lines take shape tut& much of the American land-in front-of the principal. scape, then, perhaps, you have The lines sway slightly as the pondered the same mystery-I children shift their weight from often consider while enjoying_9llf _ one foot to the other and bob their pastoral scenery: Where do a1f heads in conversation ~ngst these cows.come from and who's themselves. keeping track of them? Somehow, without listening, How any person, even a they are hearing the message skilled, saddled perion, can mon-about expectations and regula- itor a bead of cattle drifting aim-tions for the coming school year. It lessly throughout .seamless is understood. . acreage in the middle of nowhere There is a remarkably calm is beyond my comprehension. order among the ranks as they ~ ....., . -"~ ...... --... ,. ' . .._ -· . peg~y normandin. OK, so, maybe I'm really talk-march. off. to their designated cor- ing about the first day of school ners in this expansive educational der with awe. when the challenge of organizing frontier. Some of the young calves As most of us.. who bad occa- hundreds of free-spirited children balk and bay behind at their sion to visit public places over the into structured agendas looks to mothers while the others trot for-summer can testify, humane me about as easy as driving cattle ward joy.fully setting off the bells crowd control is an art form and through a thunderstorm. around their necks. The trail boss-nowhere does it seem more ·~-• am anxious as I walk mny so~. es gently prod the young \ms expertly handled than throughout r~uu~,~~~~~~~~~~-t-:al~o::n=.-wi~·th~a~e~stur~e~of:_"...:.Le~t's::l:!.gi::·t-J-!ochool_gr.cwnrls_atthe onset oithe first day. The cows, they cluster along, ur doggie. academic year. together shoulder to shoulder, Within minutes, the children Even at a function as motiva- looking bored and restless. Is throughout the school are all sit- someone out there going to tell ting attentively at their desks,, them where to go? Will they get absorbing the scents and sounds lost in the herd? of their new teachers. And, like- Sure, they might wear the wise. brand of a local rancher, but The process has begun and V{Ouldn't it be easy to escape order reigns. How does 'this - with, let's say, a higher grade of process work? I will always won- beef to a place where the grass looks a bit greener? Would any- one notice they were gone? is -My sons seem to know exactly RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTERY INC. . ...-. DolarCOVMMQl.i 1m MBOl aVD .. COSIA MESA . S.-1156 Ml CASA . 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As with the field of educatiop, the science of successful animal husbandry - . which, by the way, is described as managing Nlarge numbers of ani- mals in small lots, providing enriched feed and stimulating growth by various means" -still depends on someone who ulti- mately considers each animal precious at the end of the trail. When I return to pick up my sons from school on Uris. their first day, I notice that at the beginning of the year all the children look so 70% Off · of What? North Carolina deep discount prices at a Southern California address. ·HEMPIDLL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon·Fri 10·6 Sat 10·5 722-7224 ~30 East 17th St., Costa Mesa much alike . Except for my sons. Their faces shine out to me as brightly as colored port.rQits against a field of black and white. We smile at each other across the playground • Uke the other ranchers around me, I k:J\ow my livestock and my lives~know me. • PEGGY NORMANDIN'• column runs on Fridays. Newport Beach Weguard Jose Dela Jara will accept the $500 Don Bums lJteguard Scholarship . today from the Newport Beach Ocean Ufe- guard Association. The 23-year-old is working toward a bachelor's degree at Cal State Long Beach. He bas been a lifeguard since 1993. He graduated from Estancia High School after moving to the United States from Peru in 1985. SUNDAY -THURSDAY 5:00 TO 11 :00 pm FRIDAY -SATURDAY ~ 5:00TO12:00 pm CLOSED MONDAYS For reservations Please Call 673-9500 251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport ~each EL TORO .·.~' " Hf ·~~f:,• • : --•1J( SADDLEB!n .... :. ·.' , ·. \ \ \ • \' .\ u• • lj,, o,; ft ,, ...... ~ \ FIUOAV. SEPTEMBER 6. 1996 CONTINUED FROM 1 "I guess I want to prove to myself that I'm tough enough to take care of myself, but I just w~ to have some fun playing football,• she said. A lot of the boys on the team would probably give similar answers-; That may go a long way towards explaining why Jill has been accepted on the team so readily. During breaks, she jokes with te am-. mates, jostling around with the -best of them. That isn't always the case, as two Garden G rove girls who sought to play on the · Pacifica High freshman foot- ball team learned. Other Paci· fica playe rs dctually circulated a petition fighting the girls' inclusion But the Garden Grove Uni- fied School Di strict ofhc1als decided this week to a ll ow the girls to play, reversing d eca e-o 1s n c po icy ar- ring guls from contact sports. Jill's situation al Esldncia has also been made eds1e r by freshman football head coach Dave Jones. He's been down this road befoie Two sisters - Ma)&ra and Yes1ca Santiago - competed ldst season on his wrestling team. •Jill has been there every day, doing all the dnlls and working out Just hke every- body else," Jones said. "She said she doesn't want to be treated any differently dnd she won't be. "She's got a good attitude and works hard. 1 can't ask for more.• Varsity head coach John Liebengood, who oversees the entire football program, agreed with Jones. "We've never had a girl out for the team. but I'm excited to see she has the interest," Liebengood said "l love to see anyone competing. busting their tails. She's been hfting weights, going through all the physical drills. "She knows the conse- quen.ces of the sport and ts willing to put in the effort. I say more power to her.• A friend and schoolmate of Jill's, sophomore Izzy Isabell, talked her into trying out for the team. "I got a girls' sports appli- cation and filled it O\!L but I never heard trom them,• Oyer said. "My other friend Aaron (Dew) asked me about lt one day and I told him nobody had called.• Aaron, who plays on the varsity, told he r she had used the WTO~g form and had her nu out the right one. "I guess the coaches never saw the first one because it was on the girls form,,. Jill satd. Jill's mom, Abby McGuire, probably would have been just as happy if her daughter's application bad gone unno- ticed altogether. "She wouldn't sign the form for me." Jill said. "My stepdad had to sign it. She really was- n't very happy about this at "That's true," McGuire admitted. "I was afraid she might get hurt, but she's likes to be different and is a really good athlete. She's holding her own.· Jill went to TeWinkle Mid- dle School, where she ran track. She also plays soccer with Costa Mesa's AYSO team from Region 120. "I competed in 5-foot-4- dnd-under in track and the girls went undefeated for the first time in awhile," lill said. "The guys always win, but this was something for the girls." She ran sprints (mainly the 180) and always finished sec- ond on the "team. Which isn't bad when you consider the first-place girl, Sarni DiGiro- lamo. beats everybody -on every level. •Everybody is second to JAM ES ALBERT SCHOOL OF • ADULT E DUCATtON 9a t 1t1 IWiwe trllilli,,_ ji~IJ "r Mltlfl '1ffllfm. FINANCING AVAILABLE OAC OOLDWILL• JACKshrimp ·" her,• Jill said. · lo futbol (a.s in soccer), Jill lites defense, but in football (as in American football) she, prefers offense. She's one of 10 runners trying out tor wing- back in the Eagles' double- wing offense. l.asLsea.son, tha freshmen put together an impressive 9-1 record in winning the Pacilic Coast League title. They have a huge offensive line and look good again this year. With their opener against Cenfury High just 1 1/2 weeks away, things have been get- ting intense on the practice ~· Especially since !he team put on the pads fof the first time last week. "It was so much fun during the summer,• she said. "Everyone was laughing. "Now, it's kill the person next to you. I'm doing OK, but I'm not great at it yet.• All those aches and bruises from the constant hitting also have a way at wearing at your resolve. "Right now, it's getting kind of hard and I'm kind of regret- ting it," she said. •1t will be fine, but with the pads, ob geez. · ·summer was easy. Condi- tioning, nmning plays -easy . . stuff. Not now. It's more. sen- ous." Jill, who will celebrate her 15th birthday on Sept. 30, doesn't expect to play in the opener. "The re are a lot of wings on the team,• she said. "U I play -great. If not -maybe another time. I'll do whatever they want and do it the best I can." CENTER CONTINUm FROM 1 Greg Patterson, a center spokesman who attends every production, favors the dance pmgmm. calling the 1994 visit by the Royal Da.Dish Ba.llet a standout. · "They are a ml'jor interna- tional company, and they hadn't been to the U.S. in some years,• he said. "It was also an exclusive West Coas! engagement.• After 13 years of planning, seven yea.rs of fund-raising and 39 months of construction, the private complex opened atop a former lima bean fa.rm on Sept. 29, 1986, across from South Coast Plaza. Its 3,000 seats have played host to 5.3 million patrons dur- ing 2,500 shows since. The Pacific Symphony, Opera Pacific, the Master Chorale of Orange . County, the Orange County Philharmoriic Society, Pacific Chorale and the nation tours have kept about 86% of the seats full, well above. the national average of about 65%. The programs provide an interesting mix of mainstream favorites and artistic adventur- ism. Broadway musicals such as •cats," "My Fair Lady," •Les Miserables," "Evita" and "The" Phantom of the Opera• till seats, ~s do featured visits by the Jof- frey Ballet, The New York City Opera, Mikhail Barys1'nikov, Liza Minnelli and Great Britain's Royal Ballet. 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The exact financial impact on Costa Mesa h8' not been mea- suredhutis considered positive, officials said. •People come to town to see a show, have dinner and stay over sometimes, and that's been a real boon to our economy,· Councilwoman Mary Hornbuck- le said. . . Lilce the firebird sculpture above the Segerstrom Hall entrance, there is an indepen- dence driving The Center. Directors have never sought tax dollars and probably never will. •we're the only center in the country that doesn't," Patterson said. "This is unique because this community really wanted this, and they worked around it." Pounding fathers managed to raise $73 million to build the co~plex. The Segerstrom family, who built adjacent South Coast Plaza, contributed $6 million to get the project moving in the early days of development. After years of success, the only noticeable speed bump on the road to artistic success was the sudde,i retirement of Per: forming Arts Center director Tom Tomlison, who left earlier this year without an explanation. Free Mo~ P ager (widt .d) ~ tiCaD For etaila FARM · CONTINUED FROM 1 Roeder said preliminary master plan options could reach the coun. dl within three months. Officials will decide then. at least concep- tually, wllATlhey wollld liie to develop. Some have suggested baseball diamonds, soccer fields and facili- ties for senior citizens. But whatever the council chooses, funding will dictate the development's time line. Consul- tations with neighbon, youth sports leagues and other agencies will shape the final plans, Roeder said. Finding money for the project remains a challenge. Councilwoman Mary Horn- buckle bas suggested a bond issue while other officials have called for volunteer labor and donations from youth sports leagues to get the fields completed. 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WADI B/U ~ r-~---------------------------, I • ', I \ I ' Looking for buried treasure l ' . . : I l halnning Sept. 12 .•. only, ln the I 0.ffr Pilot, the 1996-97 Series of l Sports Cardi. c:onWt MtmOn1ting our I Footbllll Player of the Week. MCI • Orange Coast gets one quick look today with scrimmage against invading Santa Monica before dealing with Saddleback. • By Jim Walters, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -There are still a lot of question marks in the Orange Coast College football camp as it prepares to open the 1996 campaign at home this afternoon with a scrimmage against Santa Monica College. . Coach _Bill Workman is hoping this glori- dium, will provide some of the answers. The two teams will basically be running 10 offensive plays at a time and then switching off so the ether squad can do the same. prepare 85 guys for a championship game.• Workman was referring to next Satur- day's season-opener against Saddle back College, the defending Mission Conference Central Division and Simple Green Orange County Bowl champs. Saddleback is the consensus pick to repeat in conference again this season. The Gauchos hammered the Pirates, 41-10, last season. The Pirates look pretty solid in the bac.k- witb William Lea e Chet Walker and Newport Harbor High product Mike Free- man returning. League led the team with 931 yards rush- ing and nine touchdowns, despite. a late- season ankle injury. . Sailors, found his natural position when he : ·~·_,- switched to fullback midway through last : season . : With the graduation of Matt Sauk, the : quarterbacking duties will fall to Chad : Collins (who greyshirted with Saddleback : last season) an~ freshman John Frank from Randlo Alamitos High. • richard dunn Wide receiver is the biggest offensive : question mark. Speedster Chris Markuson, : a transfer from Vermillion, Minn., Wit$ dis-: covered to be ineligible Thursday. He had : ------------ 24 units, but they were quarter units, not the : Ne breed , necessary semester variety. He and fresh-: W man Marquis Battle w~e expected to add ~ . •That's a big blow," Workman said. "We planned to team him up with Marquis (League's cousin and former teammate at Rancho Verde High). That pair would have :.:. the lines changed a few defenses." The biggest overall question mark is the : entire defensive unit. Estancia High product : • St w· · f t Mark Mollner will be back to anchor the : eve iere 1S as '' : Athlete of the~ Don't miss this 11 unique series. only In the Dalt.. Piiot. 1 1, '7 . I "This is more about finding players than winning games,• Workman said during Thursday's practice following Picture Day. "We'll basically be sitting down to make some decisions based on the film. "We'll have to make some cuts. We can't Walker saw limited duty due to ankle and leg injuries, but came back in the final game of the season and racked up 139 yards in a 21-19 loss at Riverside. Freeman, who played tight end for the front seven, but all the other starters along : becoming a fixture in the front are gone from last season. ~ tennis at Oakwood L-----------------------------~ BOATING stephanie keefe U.S. Sailing ·celebrates 100candles •And where else? Newport Beach, of course! W ith a theme of •Newport to Newport Beach,• U.S. Sailing -the nation's governing body for the sport -will be celebrating • 100 years in existence, beginning with the Annual General Meeting in Newport Beach this fall . The annual meeting brings together the various committees, including Inshore Sailing, Offshore Sailing, Olympic Sailing and Race Administration for a four-d ay planning meeting to discuss issues such as operations and future activities. As is always the case, the general public is invited and encouraged to attend. These meetings help to determine the course of oompe~ve sailboat racing in . who have interest in the sport should attend. e wee end gets un erwa'{ Thursday, Oct. 17, with the Board of Directors meeting at the Hyatt Newporter and ending with the AGM dinner and Newport Harbor Yacht Oub on Oct. 19. Besides the meeting, there are a number of social events, including cocktail parties and races. To register for any ol the events, or to get a complete weekend schedule, con ta.ct U.S. Sailing's Wanda Goodwin at (401) 683-0840. • 1be 11.nt of three centennlal meetings, the AGM in Newport Beach is being hosted by the Southern California Yachting Association (SCYA} and the Yacht Racing Union of Southern California. In addition to the number of committee meetings, U.S . &dling's AGM will also feature tbe awarding of the Captain Joe Proaer Award for Excellence in :;eDinq InstrucUon. · U.S. Sentng ii cunentty · .ccepUng applications for th1.I award, which are due at U.S. Salllng'1 training office no later tban Sept. 15. Nominees can include any tndivtdual or organization that Jau made a • sign1fte4nt and ;acc.atu.l" contribution to the ~ or lnltructlon of ..non, C. tbe trainlng and certification :w IDltructen . • 1ryou·..-Of~ ~.,..... ....... ~l'•mmwyoftbllr ~' .......... . .... -. ... u ... -:-"119-Sri ... :&-, II tft • • , PG1 'lllll, IL OZIJJ. . " . Ni. a·nd Na.. it will become habit-forming Nina and Nadia Vaughan begin a ride in tandem not often seen ih the world of high school sports, a 1-2 punch from the same dinner table which can knock your foes' socks off. By Richard Dunn, Daily pjlot E ORONA.DELMAR- Get used to it ~ the game IUllU.DaD8S column: NL Vaughan (CdM) deleata 80-Gnd-ao, Na. Vaughan (CdM) defeat& !0-0.lld-so. And soon. It is likely to become one of the greatest sister combinations in high school girls tennis history for the next two years, beginning next week when Corona del Mar High's tennis team opens the 1996 campaign. Nina Vaughan. a junior when school starts, will play No. 1 slngles. Nadia Va.ugh.on, who bas yet to sit in a high school clasSloom, is being touted u the next Keri Phebus. Or, well, the next Nina Vaughan. Now, if they can just quit steeling each others' clothes, maybe they'll get along better irid be sOlid tNmmat.es. •we wear same me, an {Nina) doem't like me we4ring b8r dotbM, liUle things Ju£_ that,• Nadia Vaughan said. "She'll oet IOIDetblng new and I'll see them and say, "Oh, that's kind of cute.' But lbe does it to • I DON LEACH I OMV fll.OT NL ud NL. ala Nadia and Nina Vaagban.. Irma left tD rigid. even a few months ago, I wouldn't tbiDk we would get along (u teemmates)," Nina added. "But now that we're Qlder, t think 1t will be tun. Sinoe we both play and we're so ccmpetiUft, we bOth want the attention. We've been kind of lettling down. though. and we've been ltlten inst.ead of ca:npititon Jatit)y. •1 tb1ilk we grew up and maturid a little tilt. We'w started to bADa out mare anid be MIDdlt tioO. Wew 9'opped tildtepJng eo IDUC:b. • SUI ~ ";1'betre geaiDg aJoog '**now. n., were matches, because we fight too much," said Nadia, who won the girls 1.ols title at the Ojai '[ournament lasf spring. •When we bit, it's usually about the same-. We'll play points, and she'll win some and I'll win some, but we never play matches or sets. •she and I ooth know she'll win most of the time, but the one time ~e play a set, it could be the time I win. That would be good for me, but bad for her." Said Nina.: "(Nadia) didn't used to be that much of a threat. but she's matur~ with her mind and she's oome a long way ment.a1ly and pllysically. Sbe still can't beat me and she still won't beat me, because I'm detemlined as an older sister. But she's good. I respect her as an older sister,_ and Caylan, too.• Both players-are ranked among the top 10 in their respective divisions in the • Southern California Tennis Association. Sea View League opponents are expected to feel the brunt of it. Then again. it's certainly possible the ,Vaughan sisters could face each other in the league, or even CIF, finals. "That would be possible, but I wouldn't want them to think about it," said Oakwood Apartments head pro Steve Wlere, their lo · e private ooech. "If about the ,thefU get~ JUlt thinking about (meeting in the league finals} could add ltress to everyone involved.· Both players have different tbe court it's obvious lb* style in clothing is · ar). Nma Vaughan, SCTA Junior SettinMls champion in the girls Hll llllt June, is a powerful b 11 Piner with a fiery, ··=~ttitud~erself on 114 SCTA map t': winning~ .11-. dlletic and has a. wld.r ~Gfibob. "'?;C. getting along b8ttllt --lliid. rrbey're ... illlluitllG. Lat year, tbeY ... ....,.alatmore CD' •ve.• BITTERSWEET MEMORIES • Sailor John Ross-Duggan forced to settle for bronze at Paralymplcs over the course of personal setback. By Jim Waftfri, Dally pjlot • r ; Apartments complex. . . : w ho is .Steve Wiere? : What is the Oakwood : Tenrus Ladder? And : how lS an apartment complex : becoming a tenrus dub? : Well, according to Wie.re, : pre pare yourself. "l think I'm the : next generabon. • Wie.re said, : matter-of-factly. "There hasn't : been a young, good teacher : around Uus area for a long time, : and I'm pldnrung to be he.re a : long tune I love Uus area ~'and I : love to surf.· : Wiere suggested there are : teaclung pros in the area who : ·are on their way out,• mostly : because of age. (We'll Wlthhold : the names mentioned to protect : the innocent.) : Hardly anyone knew who : Wiere was, when he arrived at : the Oakwood Apartments in I : Newport Beach three years ago : "It's been hard.• he said. : •People wonder, who's Steve : Wiere?" : W1ere's ambition is to become : the next Phll Dent orSyd Ball, : Berrue Mitton or Ross Case. : "It was tough for me,· be : said. ·r met my (future) wife, and : we both lived in Thousand Oaks, : then she got transferred out : here. Everybody knew me in the : San Fernando Valley. When I : came here, I realized there were : so many good tennis teachers : here, and it was such a saturated : area with all these pros.• : Thus far, W1ere can bang his : hat on Nina Vaughan and Nadia : Vaughan of Corona del Mar : High School, two of the top : juniors in Southern California in : their age divisions, 16s and 14s, : respectively He bas been their pnvate coach since he arrived on the scene. Wiere, who played collegiately at Northern Illinois. : still competes. He was ranked : ~o. 2 in the men's ~pen ~t year .J : so what about Oakwood : Apartments? Wiere is the : head pro the re Runs. a pro shop, •eyerybody goes"to Hank I.JoYd's, but I'm going to beat his pice9.• Hank Lloyd's Tennis Sbop has leYel'al locations in Orange County, the closest ls in Tustin. Devin's Pro Shop (Tustin a.nd West Coast Highway) opened seven years ago and ls cummtly offering specials on balls ($1.99), shoes and rackets, shop owner Devin La Bollita said Thursday. Call 646-7330 fQJ' more details. a .__,, __ __ HALL OF .JUSTICE • Estancia girls looking for some after absorbing strong practice regimen. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COST~ MESA-Estancia High girls volleyball players reported the initial soreness induced by first-year coach Dale Hall's chal· l'enging workouts had begun to dissipate by the middle of this week. Big mistake. "When they told me that, I said, 'Maybe it's time to work Oakwood ls bosUng a townament this weekend for local high school players, adults and juniors. Hours are from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, with both the north and south courts being used. Upper-level varsity players will compete in the • ·""hlJder,' ~ explained Hall, who Among those ready to pay div- idends this fall are seniors Jill Black and Jennifer McCartin. as well as junior Amy Deming. All three started last year for Coach Dave Castle. Open Division. There are also A's (lower-level varsity), B's (upper junior varsity) , . . . According to Wiere, Oakwood is on the waiting list to host a SCTA-sancboned event. Call 722-5957 for particulars. . a Even t officials of the CHOC tournament have established a novice division for the first Lime to.inspire beginners. There will also be consolation rounds in the round-robin novice and 3.0 divisions. Those players will also receive a 60% reduction rate ($20 per player, $40 per team), while still receiving tournament perks and playing in a guaranteed two-match fonnat. Standard entry fees are $50 per player ($100 per team). ..J Fonner paraplegic seeks return t>f weddmg nng . Sure, people lose thmgs all the time. But not a four-carat. perfectly cut diamond weddmg ring at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. One of. the area's most popular senior club players, Louisa Arnold, has been missing her pricele~s ring since Aug. 22, when it was apparentJy left behind at the club's upsta1Is ladies' room. The nng was gwen to Arnold by her husbdnd, Phil, as an anniversary gift for l 0 years of recovery. She had miraculously bounced back from a frea~ accident off the shore of Mazatlan, Mexico, in 1980. She was diagnosed as a paraplegic because of the accident, but is now healthy enough to compete Ill women's Grand Prix events. "Phil thought we were through -he thought I was dead, and here we had 1 O unexpected years (of marriage)," Arnold said, referring to the history behind the irreplaceable gift. which has unparalleled sentimental value. "Phil didn't think I was going to live.• There's a $2,000 rew'1rd fo r the rett.Lrn of the ring. while known as Dale Keough played on the U.S. national team, as well as professionally indoors and on the beach, after three All· CIF seasons at Corona del Mar g m ea . In addition to any practice pangs, the Eagles figure to suffer from growing pains this season, despite returning three veterans from last year's 4-11 squad, which earned its only Pacific Coast L~ague victories over last-place Costa Mesa. Hall, in fact, expects to see her full squag for the first time the day school starts, which, inciden- tally, is the date of the Eagles' first scrimmage against Costa Mesa. "I haven't met some of my players,· confessed Hall, who has command of first and last names for only the aforementioned returners.. "One is on a cruise. one is babysitting and another is somewhere else . "This is a little bit different for me. because rm used to coaching girls who come right out of dub ball and go right into the high school season. With this team, I'm starting from scratch." Hall did the same last spring with the Eagles' boys team, guid- ing them to a 4-12 overall record ·after a Winless 1995 campaign. Adding to Hall's optimism are enough participants to field three teams (varsity, jllnior varsity and frosh-soph) and she plans to stick with the program long enough to reap the dividends from the lower levels. v ..... Hall plans to move Black, a 5- f<>?t-10 three-sport standout, from • her she will become the top set. ting option for the 5-10 Deming. "She's not only our best bitter, but our best defensive player right now," Hall said of Black, an All·PCL and All-Newport-Mesa District perlormer in basketball and softball. Deming, who has foiled previ- ous coaches' attempts to move her to setter, appears to be accepting the change this year. "l'.11 have her doing a little or everything, because she has good size and good hands,• Hall said. "She seems to like the 5-1 offense." The 5-'11 McCartin will start in the middle, according to Hall, who likes the work ethic dis- played by the three teiwi leilaers. "I .think they're getting a little serious, because they're coming to the end of their high school careers,• Hall explained. "They're really pushing in prac- tice and I'm very pleas~ about that. I think we have a couple girls who have the ability to plcly volleyball beyond bigh school." 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I ----~ COSTA MESA-Martin L.iPJ>em seems to have started where be left off last llealOD by IC'Ol1ng two goals to lead the Southern Cali- fornia College men'• tOCCer teem to a 4-.3 victoty Wednetday over Cal State Dominguez Hills. Uppens, an All-Golden State Athletic Conference selection, tied for the team acoring lead laltaeuon-{it)~ bas three~ to bis credit for the 2--0 Vanguards. Frestnnan Steve Gronowski and senior Tony Garcia both added goals in SCC's win. Gronwski bad two goals in the season-opening 5-2 win over UC Irvine. I ) . Newport Beach flag football signups ongoing NEWPORT BEACH -The City of Newport Beach is currently accepting applications for teams wanting to compete in its fall non- contact flag football season. The adult league will feature several divisions at various skill levels. To apply a team needs to bave a minimum of five players, ag~ 18 and' over. · Teams must have game jerseys or T-shirts with numbers by the first league game on Sunday, Sept. 29. Registration costs are $295 per team. There is also a $20 per-game charge for reierees and a ~tistician. All games will be played at Balboa Peninsula Park. Adults interested in competing should contact Recreation Ser· vices at 644-3151 for more details. p ea lHJltSDAY'S COUNTS Dnwy's Locker· 5 boats, 76 anglers. 59 yellowtail, 1 mako shartc. 1 bonito 61 barracuda, 36 calico bass, 26 sand bass, 37 sculpin, 3 halibut, 23 rodcf!Sh, ' 57 madcerel. Newport.Landing.· 3 boats, 6~ anglers. 7 yellowtail, 9 barracuda, 4 halibut, 2 sheephead, 72 bonrto, 19 sculpin, 9 rockflsh, 91 calico bass, 17 sand bass. 105 mackerel. Local schedule footlNtll TODAY ~=Ulty college • (scrimmage) Santa Monica at Orange Coast. 1 p.m. College women · Southern californla College at WhittieFColiege oumameht. -- =unity college women • Orange Coast vs. Alumni (scrimmage) 7 p.m. Community college women -Orange Coast at Long Beach CC. 2 p.m. In charge of food·for MONDAY MIGHT FOOTBALL? , SISTERS ACT CONTINUED FROM 5 1belr ~er. Debra Ruaell, a · , longtime follower and supporter of her daugbten' junior careen, II also excited aboUt the prospect of her daugbten becoming team· mates. •1 would be inwrested to bear what they have to say,• she said, before both sisters bad been intemewed. •Tbey're getting along a little better. But they still steal clothes from each other.• Nadia, who reached the Round of 16 this summer at the girls USTA National Hardcourt Championships in St. Louis, is thrilled about getting started next week. But if any spotlight comes her way (i.e. photos in the Dally J'llot), she hopes to be looking good. •Hopefully, it won't be one of those bloWfi.sh pictwes, • Nadia said. "Nma bas one like that. you know, where ber cheeks look putty. We kid her about it• Nina, who suffered !l mild wrist through the backdraw of the girls USTA National Hardcourts in San Diego (16s) last month, but each autumn.I seems to bring out the best in b.er. \ '•There is pressure (to repeat as league champion)," said Nina, who 'Will also attempt to become the first Corona del Mar female to win a CIF individual title since Pl\ebus in 1989. With a little push from little sister, maybe Nina Vaughan_has finally discovered the perlect practice partner. She's across the kitchen' table. We have a lot of competition ... But our ribs don't! 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He ...__ ........ _.. ................ no ._. ....... 1lw ... •••.... • lllllllf ft i t111..... .... ,.... ···•••• ~~----------r at IN time Of P"fcNM Nw ...... •Int MlchM 'I Moote ..._. Stlill•lnt ...._._ . Howwd ~ ..... ,_ .......... ~ ... a , :i:-W ol t... Aa. -s ... ._, STA~ Ofl In caal\ on.,. Al purchaMd The toloWll'9 ~ .,. Thlt ~ .. lltd Tht lolowing ~ •• Thll tl&ltmtf'I( WU tlltd __ .......... .._d .,....__ ....... ..,. ....... AIANOOWlfT OP ~· told .. Iii, whtrt It d06rla ~ u: a) New wlttl IM County a.ll of dOil'9 ...._ u: ~ wtlt IN COUinty Cl9fk ol ._ 1 t'l .. lllii ...... ~ 9Udl TW 18 ..... fDI. ......... to 1111111 u I ' , 9), -..,. us• Ofl hCTITIOUS and must be ~ .. Qty 1'tc:u.He, b) New City ()(angt County on .. ,.. by ~··· 170)1 $11~90k Otange County on 8-2'MMI ... prcpty tD........ .... ~ ... ---*-""' ,.. ,_ "' 4*deo ..,............ ~~ of the ..... &lie T~. c) New Olty ~ , ... 3e9n77 UL ~ a.di, CA • 18M36M043 II ..... ••u.......... ....... "' .. ....... ..... ... ..... --"' ..... , Ill. The fOlloWlnQ f*IOIW .,.._,.... IO ~ In tettalntu\tnt Gtoup, 1402 O.itr Pilot August 23, ~ t2t4t Ollty Nol Sept. I , 13, 20. •• rw nt ~ • ~ ....... tie ........ ...,. ....., ....._ He W born llaW ao.ncsontcflhtuetof ~ ~ ==:.:: N1rbonn• Wey, Colt•~ e. '3, 19Mftt6 carol JMn Wy, 11032 27. 1996 1658 ._.._ olCha lnldll IPUtll-N'M:~~ti.. 11111..., :'..,... ISldblt ...... · ....,. -. 1-11'1..,. the F1c1111ou1 Bu11ne11 PWlY ...._CA~ PUILIC MAJICI Sllybrook U\~ Huntinglori PUILI,. NOTICE c.-on d Cha Nolcl ol ... ..... ot,...,... .-a. ....., '° ...-"*°' " .,.. hi••ldO. ca.: He ... Name} C..-.0 t<ift. t732t : oat~· David ~ 2401 Nat· nv ~ CAtat4t ~ la IDl.708.0I. I It PoMl!ill • ~ ...._ l9d ..,... := a . gredl-ol eon.. Wild RON ~ Hunt!nG-, ...... ~~-· n~ .. ofd Auo,· bonnt Way. CoSll M.... ~-·~-··-·--'.. Thi• bullMH It con-""-tit'~··· ..... -..... It.-... *"' d .. ... 1DglllS... .... --race OI ID .. Def -Hlilh 9c::hoof ion 8eoch CA tis.et ........ 0 .. ""' IY 0 CA 92821 r ... u.--dueled by: In lndivtdulll rN ..,.. • .... ot**'8 bkl mey bt ... 1.-d ~ ..... ... QIMe ol 7ff 9ld mo T ' Stot. 1t9t HylAt Ching 155 8 Nw Statewt Haw you "8rted doing Nw Statement l"9 b tot1t ....... _. -• ..... ol tllf ~Goll ) Tiii ~ a ....... of Ce1 N!:. F~:~= .!"'=: AUCTIONEER: 0'8tltn'I Ina Dr .. 1149.'~ The tollowlng ptftona .,. buslntu yec?Yn. 1913 The foUowlng ptflOnl ........ in.tlldonto~Ow lrtlll 11'~ cf M .. nllllMllll90fl~ ..... Untwnlty of was filed In Or Coun Auction-• v.hlde Utn Ser-1, tmO doing-bulllWQ as: "'9W" Carol J, ~elfy , dolng bu1tnas1 "al~ Mtl·Gto Tl'Uleee "'41 ~ cuh*'I 1ICit" .. S»t,311. U. ~ P'Mll llftal Ill L ng 8 each Mr 0 n oe-o7•1 rn Fii~ Viet, 909/691-4113. BIN Thl1 bu1fntH Is con-Wnf Propt11it1, eo5 Marl• This statement was filed Record1 & .Publlslft09, checka or-on• 1111te or ,_..._.~a.ta l*10ll Illa Ill obfiKtOO ID 1111 H:ra""a waa em- No:f'68S790 • 1'8«Sl'300tt ducted by. • general par1· ~ AV9., Colona del Mat, With tnt County Clerk or 1822 Fairway Dr .• Oranoa. Nllof\ll '**-1 d.:11 "'c.... ~ _... °"'°" ll'CI ShOwt QOQO CIUSt =..: ftrof:Kt Michael L Wada 17321 BP u .. ~'!..'-h!d MN•Wf)D~~ nerahlp • A 0262.5 Or1ng1 County on 8-21·96 CA 92688 ·--by ....... Of ,.... .., .. fNlllal OI ....... -~""court should not Otd 1111 --a the Ou- Wild Rose Lin• Huntl e1 ... .-....1.. "' -·1 Havt you started doing Entlgn Comp•~· Inc., 1"93893535 William R. Glover. 1622 cndt union, °' a ehedl ........,, .... ID TMll9I Pf\> a/lllOnty ton Beach CA ei&49 no• Pllol August :u, S.ptamtat business yet? No (C~. 1105 Merl d Ave.. Dally Pilot August 30 Falrway Drive, Orange, CA c1rwwn by 1 IUte Of ftdelal ¥ilfld ...,..,-........... , .. A~ on Ill ~n Wiii Mof'll Co .• WM a rnem- Thl b • • I 8, 1098. Dong Hyuk en.no COf'OnD dal Mer, A 02625 996 F • 92688 ~ Md an assocl-~ Ff'Qlft ll1Dn11111k111 bl lltlO on Qa>blf 3. lfl06 " ber of .. w ... 8'de duct!ci ~· :"!ner~I c:::r. Sa648 This statement wu filed Thi• bu1lnt11 Is con-S9PI. 6• 13• 20• ' 640 This business Is con-lllofl, llMngs 1.uocllltion, wt*tJ .. TNlllal dllaml ,._ 1 45 ~ 111 Delll No 703 *-<I C~ Chufdl. wa nershlp Y g P PUBLIC NOTICE wtlh the County Ctlfk of ducted by: • COfl)Ofltlon PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvlduol OI .-vtngs blnk spectned In a1::11a, iu tor "'*" Tl'UIMt lat 3'1 The Oty Ollw OraflOt, CA en .-td rMd9r of the 19.,.83 • Orange County on 7·19-98 Havt you started doing Have you started doing Sadlor'l 6102 o1 the Anan-,.._ no ,..,._.....,, 0t 92613 1571 81b6e. a 9P0"8 enthu- .. 893801 NOTIClrOF ~ 18983890217 butlnt11yet?No FlctJUouaBushMH buslnessyet?no dlllCOdlancf~to ~ .......... tfYOUOBJE.CllDllll gfllllll'IQ .,_.,and ... amem- T_hls t1atem.nl wes filed PU8L•C HEARING Dally. Piiot Aug 16 23 30 Ensign Company, Inc.. Name Statement William A. Glover do buslneu In ttris lbte".. $Ull~or °"" QOfNMft Of 1111 PtHOfl. Voll sflol.16 IOOUI' ber" ot .. Sprlngfleld wllh lh• County Cltr1t of Noll 1 1 S · • j • Curt Ensign, President Th• following persons are This 11a1ement WIS toled &lid .... w11 be IMde, 111 an dlaigl. d .. maw • • Ille tlUllllQ '"° s• YoU 8'c)'de auo. He tll80 Orange County on 8·23-98 that ,ti!•Pl;nnl~e~C:~s~ ept. 6, 1996 594 This 1tat1ment wu flied doing business as: Clldio with the County Cle(k ol "AS as' condition, but with-aatbld~la:l02D.Je"9 ~ Of hit wntten OllllC· WT'Ote .. a hobby. A Deily Pilot August 30, slon ol lh• Clry of Newport PUBLIC NOTICE ~-th the,.,Z~ty ~lfk .!' Kin. 17321 Wild Rose Lane, Orange County on 6-30-96 out cownant Of WWTanty, Reed. 0.. ..... CA aa&. '°"5 wttn 1111 coun blfCIW 1111 Memoriel Servtce wu Sept. 6, 13, 20, 1998 F640 Bffch wlU hold • publlc ..,,ange -.vunty on 14·-Huntington Beach, CA 19983694488 upraa Of lmpled. regafd-Seid ~ II ~aclld hc111no Your a:ipell'lnCe ma, bl held .a u.. WMt Side ---------•heating on the ap licatlon FlctltlCMn Bu1lneH 19"3892914 92649 Dally Piiot Sept. 6, 13, 20, Ing Utle, poatlSion or-. .,,,.~(II .. in pel$Cll01 0fVoUr*""Y Chtlatlan Church In PUBLIC NOTICE of City of Newpoif Bnch N..ne Statement Dally Piiot August 23, 30, Michael Let Wade, 17321 27, 1996 16~9 cumbl•icn. to utltty the cotlfoillb• MC'Ul9d uid f YOU AAE A CREOO~ or a Sprtngts.fd, IL on NOTICE OF tor Amendment No. 851 on The foaowlng persons 111 September 15, 13, 1998F620 Wlld Rose Lane. Hunting-PUBLIC NOTICE lndl*-tdneu MWred by O.S d TNlt lndudr4I .._ contnoem c:reQIDf °' trc de· Augu8t 190\. H• 19 property locetld at-Balboa doing busloeu ae: Hands· ton Beach. CA 92649 Mid Died ot Trutt, .0. Sid ~ r:A .. T~ etlStO YoU r!llst hit Voll' dan survtved hu hla tonner POITION TO Island and u111e B8Joo. Is-On Business, 226 HartlOf'd PUBLIC NOTICE This business . !s con-v.-. ltweunder, Wini In-Sid r:A !a. ~ ,_. willl l?lt court ano fN11 a C01IY IO wtt., ~ Haramla ADMINISTER land In the City of Newport Ad., Newport Buch, CA ducted by: an lndlYldual Flclflfou1 au-.lnt11 .__. ~ and the ~ ~. a lht penonM ttpmtl'Gl'ft • ESTATE OF: Beach. 92660 Fk:tlUoua BHlnea Have you started doing Name Statement unpllld ol the Nott uid T~ ~ Dlbonfl PQll'lled Of tile COUii w:lhn t and ch 11 d re n • YOSHIO TANAKA An amendment to revise Glenda Diane Crosby, 226 Name Statement buslness yet? No The following persons art 8IC\# by Ulld Deed ot ~-VlcePNeldlfC.9451 montlll trom !?It a. °' hist Vaneeaa, a... end CaH No ..,184087 development stand1tds f0t Hartford Rd.. Newport The following ptftons era Mlcheel L Wade doing business as: Comic Tn.al wlh lnttlest ttweon Coft*i Aw., Noi•wldga. ~ issun:• al letllel1 u IWilOeO in Jordan, al ot ~ To all heir; beneficiaries Balboa Island and UtUe Beach, CA 92660 ' doing buslneN as: The Alli· This statetnenl was f~ed All W0tks. 9582 Hamilton u prcMded In uld Note, bni1 91324, (t11) 3*7-1121. seaon gioo gj the Callfonu netd: perenl9, George cre<fttort contlnoent Cfedl: Balboa Island to: require 2 Carole Weaks. 226 Hart· anca I Mortgage 8anklng with tht County Cle<k ol Ave., Huntington Beach, ptld f .... ctwges lllld ex· Da111cS Augi19t 1'-19 Probl!e cooe Tile •me lor hhng and Shlrtle Hs8mla of tors, and' sons whO ma enclosed Pllklng space fOf' f0td Rd .. Newpon Beach, Company, 4299 MICMhut Orange County on 8·23·96 CA 92647 ~oflheTrvsteeandot ASAP21KU&/23,ll/l0,M Newport BMch: als- the woll Of fft~le, Of both. site, where lhe Zoning Of. This business Is con-CA92660 Daily Pilot August 30. Hamiltcon, Hun11ngton OtedolTrust. CTC~ PUBLIC NOTICE ::a:= !tie 11eanno Gall of· YOSHIO TANAKA dlnanc:e currently requires ducted by: a general part-Thomas L Testa. 1218 Los Sept e 13 20 1999' F641 Be~ch. A 92647 .. , Stnlttes CorponutlOn, YOU MAY EXAMN£ tne Ide A. PETIT ON .. SS 11 1 t s.. k nershlp Atenes Way, Costa Mesa, • • • • This business Is con-400 COuntrywtde Way , __ 1 ...u79 0ti.s. ,,_.,,,,,,17 1 has ...... n eas one cove<"" -par • H rted dol CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by· an indov1du11 sv.-Simi v 11ey cA ...... , 1""" ,.., -~~Ot bV Che toUR d you m a hied by Norma Ferguson In Ing space per dwatllng unit; bu~~eJouet?s~ ng This buslne11 la con-Have yo~ starled doing 93066: Phone~ • (805) Fie '190479 AP Num~r 938-"'"°" imtmted in tne estilt I l~~l~u~r~':,'1 c;ig,:' ;•11• ~:~~:::e~n f:f.9.~. s~r= Glenda 6osby ducted by: an Individual Fictitious 8uslneu business yet? yes, 8· 1·96 620-6100 ext 2686. Sale io. ~36 r:J:a01Oj~111~:11,.. you may Ille wotn tne coun • THE. PiTIT~ON r~aits and rear yards ol new resl· This statement was !lied Have you slatted doing Name Statement John H. Del Rio fOflNtion (916) 387-0236, default unoer • Deed 01 Tl\ISI torrNI Reouest lor SOKlal No~ce that Notma Fer uson be dtncH; and to Increase with. the County Clerk or bUslness yel? No The lollo~ng persons are r:hls statement was lllod By: Suunne Tapp, Trust.H's dated Mardi 28. t!1.IO. ul'MSS • ol tilt l~•no ot i n o~ntoty anc appointed IS. g onal rep. the permitted floor area to Orange County on 8-27·96 Thomas L. Testa doing busmess as: Uni· woth the County Clerk ol sale otnc:ef Dated: OMlfi96 like l d00t110 prated ywr ~l&OCnsal ol estm assets or ct resentallve tgo'!dminlster 1.5 Umes~h bulldable (as 19983884088 T,hls hlatcment w~i' ~lie~ globe Mark.eling Co., 3332 Orange County on 8·30-96 A.SAP2201M 916, 9113, tt20 ' may oe SOC! at • llUtic sele ii •"I penon or accounl u PIO· the estate ol the decedent. defined b ectlon 20. 14) Daily Pilol Sept. 6, 13, 20, wit" t ~ ounty or 0 Alabama Cir .• Costa Mesa. . 1996369448"9 yai need an e.qq11111Dn cl t~Ot<J in seaon l250 ol tne THE PETITION requests plus 200 quote loel or ex· 27 1996 1654 Orange ounty on e-29•96 CA 92626 · ' Daily Pilot Sepl. 6, t3. 20, neture d tne proceedrig agianl altlomia Proba1t cooe A Re- th• decedonrs WILL and elude a portion ol lhe re-• 1jt983884452 Mark A. Perelman, 3332 27. 1996 ,· 1658 PUBLIC NOTICE )'OJ. yru sncutd conlad • lewyer est 101 Speoal Holle& tonn is codicils, ii any, bo admilled quired parking lrom· the PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Piloi(°Sepl. 6, 13, 20. Alabama Cir., Costa Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICE Neta 15 hereoy given thl1 Se1r1no•valatlle lrom ltle cou11de"':- 10 probate. lhe will and calculatlon. 27, 1996 f651 CA 92626 . NOTICE OF rRUSTEE'S ~anoe Comll9f'V. as AIMllyr.,.._.,: any codlcns are avaflable This profect has bffn r• FlotlUous Bualn•s• This bu.sine~s . !5 con-Fictitious Buslneu SAl..E TS#: ?1838 Al.£TAHA tnsstee rx sucassa tMtN , CT HOWAAD IAITMOf ESQ for examination in the me v1awed, and It has been Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by. an 1nd1v1dual . S 19857937 On Secitember rr, sull51•uted trustee lll~ri 10 the f8455 8URBANKBL kepi by the court determined that It Is cat· The fonowlng per'sons are Have you started dc>tng Name latement 1996 at.01:00 PM GE Capilal 0eeo 01 Tl\ISl tJ.eOlled 11t' E. R N02J THE PETITION. requests egOrically exempt under doing t>uslnH~ as: Mello Fictitious B"•ln.•• business yet? Yes,""6/12/96 T~e tottowmg pers~ns arc ~ Trust Deed Setv· Bu~e en urtm1me<1 min reooroed TARZANA CA Qt~ authoroty to administer the the requirements ol the Bros Live Bait Co.. 516 Name Statement Mark A. Perelman doing business as A M ic., Inc. Ill Tnmse °' Soc-on 04 Ol 1990 as 1,..,111mtl'll No I NtwllCl1 Bucn-COsla Mesa estate under lhe lndepen-Caljlornla Environmental Tustin Ave .. Newport The lotlowlng persons are This statement was filed Home Heallh, 3232 West cwotTNAleot"Sobsdtulled 90-112206 :,, oooa lll9ll cl clfcw C~159 GARROAllQ3031 dent Admln.strallon 01 Es· Ouahty Act. Beaeh, Calif. 92~3 doing business as: Siess with the County Clerk ol Oran~e Ave .. 117. Anane1m. Truatee cA !hit Certain Deed records ., lhe olfce cJ ll'll Ca.Irey Seo 6 1996 tales Act. (This authority Nollet Is hereby further Arthur Mello. 5 t 6 Tustin Sptclalty Group, I 5079 Orange County on 8-22·96 CA 9 804 of Trust IUCUlld by Al Reza R«oroer cl IJl1nge Ca.irry will allow the personal rep-given that said public hear-Ave .. Newport Beach, Calll. gold~n c~;~~7Huntington 19963693752 3~~~ho~ tM Onuel V~ora. Alaahl a minted man. hll Cal4cmt. arc! llUramt to .,,.; __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ resenta1lve lo take many Ing will be held on lhe 19th 92663 aac • Daily Pilot August 30. es range ve • loll Ind ~ property Neice Of Oel&Jll 1nd Bec:t.O\ 10 actions without obtllint"O day ol Septeml>er 1996, at Ida B. Mello, 516 Tustin Kent Delong, 39478 But· Sept 6 13 20 1996 F642 ~7•1 Anaheim. CA 928()4 and recorded FetlNaly 'D Set thtraonoer rtclDl'Oed ---------- court approval Before tak· the hour ol 7:00 p.m. ln the Ave., Newport Beach. Calif. ler11y Onvt , Yucaipa, CA . • • • h s business is con· 1992 • lnmument ,.;. ~"24 1996 " ocoa 1\1 lll9ll 1\1 NOTICE ~ TRUS1tE'S SALE ing certain v0ry Important Council Cftambers of lhe 92663 ~3.99-7ooo, PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by an individual 92-115129 In boc>ll -page -as lnstMMll t.ci §262697 d TS No. 9'-0C»11'6 L-. Mo acHons however lhe per-Newport Beach City Hall This business Is con-This business is con-Have you ,started doing Offtclal R8cotos of Orange QJd olfoa1 recoras ..,., Ml on auim12» YOO NE IC OE· sonal r~presenlaUve will be 3300 Newport Boulevard: dueled by: a general port· ducted by: en indlVldual . Fictitious Business ~mess yet No County Calltomla, Ind~ 09'20 1996 a1 1n Tilt. Froni or The l'AIJLT UN18 A DEB> ~ required to give notice to Newport Beach, calil0tnia, nershlp . Have you started doing Nam• ~tatement !hOny Manual Vieira ant eo iNl certa!n NcCice of A.aPdH Al ·11e ~" Elily Ara TRUST, DA'IB> tar7 UNl.ESS interested persons unlHs II which t1m1 aM place Have you started do.no ~inl~sL~ yes, 6•1•96 The lollowing persons 11e T~s 1~tal~men: w~ls ~ole~ Oall&.lll Ind Election eo See To lroe Placercia Cr.ioc Ctn• 401· YOU TAl<E ACT10M TO fflf> they have walYed nollce or any and all persons inter· business yet? yn, 5-1 -62 ent e ~"' filed doing business as: B.J. 01 "c oun Y 08e~B ~ lhtrltntw recotdecf M1y 8 4t1 E ChaDl!lln Ave Placarf• TECT YOUR PACfl&ITT', IT llAY consented to lhe proposed 1st1d may appeat and be Arthul Mello This statement was 1 M-1ntenance. 410 S. West· range ounty on • · 1996 • lnltnsTlent rrO. CA•' •O oo am 1t wtic IUClion 1~ BE SOLO AT A PUii.JC SALE. action.) The Independent heard th8faon. If you cha!· This statement was flied with lht County Clerk ol ern Ave., Santa Ana, CA 19963892275 19960231399 In eoo.-. Page ti. rqiesi bader lcr cas/\ (cayaue FYOO HEEDNI EXPUMATION admmislratlon authority will lenge this project In court, with the County Clerk of Orange County on 6-13-96 92703 . Daily Pilot Sept. 6. 13, 20, -, ol Oftlcial R«:Otdl ol Aid 11 1~ iome al sae 111 law!IJ mon.y Of n£ MATURE~ TitE fflf> be granted unless an Inter· you may be limited to rais· Orange County on 8·30-96 19983892735 Leonardo Favila, 410 S. 27. 1996 1662 County, wll inilr..., ~ d tre UN!eo Slt1ft). al OQte. t~• C&DlNG IGNl4ST YOU. YOU ested pers'on files an Ob· ong only those Issues you 19903894498 Oaoly Pilot Aug. 16, 23, 30, Western Ave.. Santa Ana. PUBLIC NOTICE ant eo saold Died ot Truat Ml enc n e<Hl ccn.oeyed 10 and ,._ SHOIA..D CONTACT A lAWYBl ject1on 10 the pe111oon and °' someone else raised at Dally Pilot Sept 6, 13, 20, Sept. 6, 19!16 1596 CA 92703 . lit public Mldion for Q5h. helO b\' ~ unoer satO oaeo cl 111111 111 Oii ltDll ll 1-00 PM. L.DM11S shows good cause why the the publlc hearing d• 27• 1996 1660 This business . 1s con-llwflll money of thl Unfted tl'll property w..ieo,, satd a:iu"'"Y ~ s.Mca LLC. • court should not grant the scribed In this notice Of In PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndMdual FNlctlUou5s Business St11ft d Arnenca. a 1hl Ind state htrenfte( Olsa1bld As duly ~ Tl\llllllll llUldlr author1ty. wriuen correspondence de-PUBUC ltOTICE Have you started doing amt • tal•m•nl no11t1 tront ennnc. !IP thl ~ flli'y l'lescr1bed an tell> Deed ..., ~ Ip OMd of JIUll A HE.ARING on the petl· livered to the city al. °' Flctrtloua BualneH business yet? ~o The following per~oas are County~. 700 CMc Of T ~ The r.wooeny adlh$S and rW»ldacl 111WT7, • INtn.IMnl lion will be held on 10,3•96 f)rior to, the publlc hearing. Fictitious Business Name Statement Leonardo Favila. doing business as. Vester· Cenlllr Dr w s.,u AM, c.ii. oti.r common ~llOO. • •!IV No llJ176. In boc* 1%SC2. p1g1 at 1:45 P.M. In Dept. 703 For Information call (714) Nam• Statement Tho follo~ng pers~ns are This statement was filed days Tfeasures. 73G4 Cen· tomiaallthlirfgtt.tlllundln-clthe realpn;ipertydelc:nbed•~ 11l,ofOMc:illRloonlllrlthe~ located at: 341 The City 644-3200. The following pereons are doing business es. C_on· with the County Clerk of ter Ave .. Huntington Beach. tefeat conveyed '° and now 115 llJrpor\ed to be 31 "Sal\hempc-1 b of Iba Cold1 "-'def of Drive, Orange. CA 92613. Edward Sellch, Ste· doing .business as: TFC cepl Cars. 1330 W. Colhns, Orange County on 8-02-96 CA.92647 held bv It und« Aid Deed cA Crurt •IJ6 Newpon Beach, C> Orangt County, Sim of Cllib· IF YOU OBJECT TO the rttary Planning Com-Promotions. 3004 Oeodar Orange, CA 92667 19963691758 Lois K. Vance, 1005 W. Tn.-t l'i the prol)tl1y sltulled 92660 Tl'te undetS.,,.0 Tl\l:.1• Illa. ~ ~ '--R granting of the petition. you mlHl~n Cit of New• Ave .. IB, Costa Mesa. CA Car Dealer Co~cepts. Daily Pilot August 30, l8I~. Santa Ana. CA 92706 ., uld County Md Sllllle de-CllSClaoms anv '•~tty tor 1r. F~ a llllllklws w ... B ·should appear at the hear· ' h y 92626 (CA). t33o W. Collins. Or· Sept 6 13 20 1996 F644 This business Is con· scribed as: >.ss.scra Parcel IOCO!TeOneu ol tl'll property Oblofl. •_..., _ _._.al in anCI stale your Ob· port Beac • Carmen Kovar, 1731 La anga, CA 92667 . • • • ducted by: an ind1v1dual . No. .t61-022-04 Lot 17 tJI Tract aocnss ano otroer aimmon ~ public llldloll to hlglMll blddlr je~tlons or 1111 wrltlen ob· NOTE: Thi expense of Brador Dr.. Costa Me1a, This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE! Have you started doing 1M4, In 1hl City of Newport retlln , •"'I' SJ"lOIWn hertf1 TF• lot Clltl ~It irM of .. lecuons wilh the court be-this notice Is paid from a CA 92626 ducted by: a corporetion business yet? no 8-:h. In saold County _,., total lmoJl"C d the u"C)aod i.anc:w 1n IMM ~ of fll Unllld ore the hearong. Your •P· llllng fll collecied from the Mary Braull, 1731 La Bra· Have you started doing Fictitious ButlntH L0ts K Vance sa., • thown on 1 Mlp re-d the odlQltion secured bV 1,.. S'*-1 N. fll lbfl ~ - pearance may be In person applicant. dor Dr.. Costa Mesa. CA business yet? no Name Statement This statement was filed COl'ded In Book 314, Pages rr progerty to i. ~ •nd realOIWde .._ ., .. COlny '-'· Chico, Ca.. Suaan Gronemeyer of N• Vllda City, CL. and Jeanne de Mdgnon of Vlaalla, Ca. Callfomla Memor1al s.rvtcee .,.. pending With burtal , .. .... A mtmorlal f\lnd hu ~a.typfwth• chlldrtn caN ot Jan9t Rodeffer Mance P.O. Box 814 Rancho Santa Fe, CL 82087. JARIWI M•rto I! .......... Graduate "of--UCLA, served I n the U.S.ARMY from 1952• 1954. Survtved 19 wtfe Sue of Carmel, eon Wllllam e. Jarman of Costa Mesa. daughter Nancy L Penman of Fal~. Conn., broeh- erw Robert N. and Myron Jarman. both of Pak> Alto. Mano and hi• wtfe Sue Were chlldhood trlenda and married 43 year•. During the Korean War they UV9d h..-. 1952 to 1954 while stationed al Pl.Ord. Ht WU In Buaineta for 30 year-. In both Nofthtm and ~ em Ca. They_retumed to the Mohterwy p.,,_ . lnsuta lo 1985, fifwt to Pebble Beach then to Carmel In 1995. Memorial SeMcM wtll be held S.pt.20 at 11am at th• Church of the Wayfarer, c.nnet. ca. Contrlbutk>M to Hospice of the C.-.lral Coast. P .o.Pox 1798, Monterey, ~-939-l2 or b our attorney pub 111 he d N 9 w 0 rt 92626 Car Dealer Concepll. The foftOWing persons are with the County Clerk ol '° 38 h:JuaM d Mlacelane-estll!\alecl CXJ51S ~ .,,., holM. 700 OM: c;.., Dltwe IF ~6u ARE A CREDITOR Beich·Costa Mesa ~•ily This business is con-Diane M. Gave / Pres. doing business as: The Mi· Orange County on 8•13-96 ous -.. In 1flt Ofllce at the .a..inc:es 11 1r. time o11111 nto.11 w-. S... ~ ~ r-~--------or a contingent creditor of ducted by: co-panners This statam.nt was filed Ulmer Company, 1500 Park 19883192719 County RecOfder ot uld pil:jcetoi cl the Nella or Siie" (Neel: c..nll(1 d'9d(sl _. 1he deceased you mu'1 file Pilot September 6. 1996. Have you started dOlng with the County Clerk ol Newport Or.. Newport Daily Pilot Aug. 18, 23. 30, Cour1IV Tho,i ..,_ lddr9M .S4]Ut1-40JndMlaotcu:all\. tl• be r.-~to i..- your claim ...;Ith the court FG:47 business yel? No Of"1ng1 County on 8-8-98 Beach, CA 92660 Sept 6, 1996 l604 Of OChW common!$~ INS'N Ml ta:elll 1 c:aShtl(s a.ca ...,.... S.W.. LLC. • and mnil 1 copy 10 the per· PUBLIC NOTICE Carmen Kovar t8983892375 Metvdad Turkzadeh. 1500 r:A uld ~: s cnwncna si.te Oll'WlrarW be lit, 1 ~ tllll llld ~ _,..,.t sonal representative ap· T.hls statement wu filed 0111y Pilot Aug. 18, 23, 30. Plllk Newport Dr .. Newport PUBLIC NOTICE eay DrM, Nawport died n-oy 1 mie 17 redlrll to 111111-l'llid i.• "'*ad po1'lted by lhe court wi1hln SUPERIOR COURT With the Cou.nty Clerk ol Sept. 8, 1996 1606 Betch, CA 92660 Fl I I B I CA 12'25 Nlfnl n iddr91 ~ llll01 or a d'llCl cnwn ti; 1 Died of Trwt 111111ptapa11y9- lour months from the date OF CAllFORNIA, Orange County on 8-27-96 This business is con-ct t ous us ntH dthlb1111llci.y1twhoae .. siaie at lede<11 SIV'"IJI Ind loan .-d 111...r Col.ftyand S.... ol first Issuance ol thl let· COUNTY OF ORANGE 19913894084 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: •n individual . Name ~tatement quaat the Ail la being con-ISSOOlllOO. "'f'l9 tssooa10\ a cMc:ltiad as: Loi 7 of Trxt No. ters u providld ln secliOn Dally Pllol Sept. 6, 13, 20, Ha~• you started do.ng T!18 following per.sons are duc:tad: T-Comrnln:ol ~ !Br* soac:t«i in ttdO\ 131Q. In .. Cly of~~ _. .. '_.~~ --o-•• MM 9100 01 lhe California Pro-341 The C1ty Drtve 27 1996 , 1653 Flctllfou1 But.lMH business yet? No do.no business es. Eclechc a.. N.A, CIO GE ~ 5102 d 1.,_ Fnl'Clll CGdt Ind Cowlly of~Sllllt ofCll- bat• Code. The time IOf fil-Post Office • Name Statement Mehrdad Turkzadeh Antiques. 108 E. Amerlge ~ StMcea, Inc.. 4680 lllthotced 10 00 IMnu 111 1,. .,,_ • ~ ~ 111 Cemet~ • Mortuary Ing claims will not expire Box 14171 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi following persons are This statement was filed Ave .. ~ullerton. CA 92632 HltlriWtl.Pwtiway: s.i Ber· state ir ire eYel'll ttnoer atntf 1i.n . 9oo11 12 of ...... Chapel • Crematory -tie1ote-lout monua 1rom onana•. dolllg business a~ Active with the Cou~rk ol COM1e Hall. 18095 Goose ~ 111'3 °" e1tll 15 ~ IN tMIM 1111¥ -•...,. IWcw o«h -tt-"lllOl~,..,..---...-1._,,., the heanng dtte noticed 82813-1571 ~OOoua IJiiilnH• Uata. 33~1 S. Bear SI .. Orange County on 9-3·96 e,rrY Uilve, """ROwlan rec:cloreto1hllboWpropafty ...CtonclO tre -d. tf'la Trus-~Alcl:lldlrah11dCoullly above. IN THE MATTER OF Name Statement 149F, Santa, An1, CA 19983894628 Heights, 91148 mey bl obtMned by~· tees Oeea uril furai baclJme AAU0J?MS The ...... YOU MAY EXAMINE the THll PETITION TO The following persons are 92704-7203, Michael Clyde Daily Pilot Sept. 6. 13, 20, This bu~iness Is ccn· Ing urne In wrtdng from lhl tv1tat1e 10 the payee OI -'*-Ind ol'llf ~ daaie- lole kept by lhe court. II you CHANGE THE NAME doing business as: ADP Kindig, 3301 S. Bear Ste .. 27 1995 f648 ducted by. an jndlvdldu~. blnleciary wllhln 10 days as a m1net cJ ~.Said ... wt l.riofl.lf"'f,ofblllllfll'llP'l'Y are a penon in11r1S1ad In Enterprises. 17642 Cowtn IA19F, Santo Ana, A ' Have you slarte .. oing from thl ftrtt p~ r:A be made Dll wchwl ~ OI cMc:ltiad *'w II pu1p01t1C1 tD the estate, you may file OF . ROBIN CHRISTO. St .. Irvine, CA 92714 92704·7203 PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No '* naClca. Said .... wll bl WllT"lfllY . wwau OI om~..a. be: JJORlnionllPl~~ wllh Iha court 1 fOfmal Re· PHER SMOLL£N Andrew D. Peykoff, 41 Go-This business . It con-Connie Hall made wllt1CU ~ of reoaro.r.9 title, pcuessa1 or CA 91117 The 11•11pad quest tor Special Nollce or CASE NUMBER let1 Pl. Dr.. Corona del ducted by: an lnd1vldual Flctltloua B"•lneas This statement was toled WllTW1l:Y. ~°'Implied. ena.ombrarices 10 salrsfy tne T~ dladllrlll ...,IWlilllyb the filing ol an Inventory At84044 M11, CA 92625 Ha~e you started doing Name Statement with the County Clerk 01 •to-. ~·-'on or -lndellll!<lneU Seo.ired 1.1y stod def'd, ..., kMNdi-of the..,. and appraisal of estate as· ORDER TO Daniel A. Ptykoll, 41 Oo· business yat? No The following persons are Orange County on 6·29-96 wmbnucee IO 111111fV thl un-ad\iaoors lherwunoer. w•h l!"fert"Sl eddlw wld Ollw -0... sets Of of any pllitfon or SHOW CAUSE FOR leta Pl. Dr.. Corona del Michael C. Kindig doing business as: ARE 19983894345 paid ba6lnce u on .. noce as provoea 1hera111. erd the unptrd lgnlllon. If ""· "'-' '**'- accounl as provided In CHAN QI! OF NAME Mar, CA 92625 This statement Wat filed OH VEE Productions. 1599 Dally Pilot Sopl 6, 13, 20. Mand !JV Ulld Died r:ATnat DMOrel llllllnct al 1:-0--nac1 51. Said .. w11 be llmdl. Illa..,... sectiofl 1250 ol the Call· PETITIONEA(Sl ROBIN This business Is con-wlth Iha County Clerk of Superior Avenue. B·2. 27, 1996 1649 eo wl: 5'21,932.69 plUa thl cureo ti\' 51.a oeeo With "1!Lmt u _.. ar ~ a-~~~~ ~~ba~~~?:ie·:o~:. ~~~J~l~~H;,~J'!O~~~~ ~~;~~by: a general part-Orange C~;'~~~~=-~:-:; ~s~c~~s:~;:.,~~;~ Sy· PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~= \:'.s~~trt0~~c10C:.:; =.-:': ar ~ct 'T:: torm 1s available from the llON FOR AN ORDER TO Have you started d0tng Daily Pilot Augusl 23, 30, penor Avenue. B·2, Costa Fl lftl B I dmt r:A thl lnMal piblcalion trustee and lf'ol 1MU cnlttd by bf-. to 111¥ tlw IWNirWIQ court clerk. CHANGE NAMES FROM business yet? yes. 12195 S1pl1mbef" 6 13 1998F616 Mesa, CA 92627 c OUSI UI nHS "' '* Noice d 5119: ..... Sltd deed cl ll\IU dlltd ~ -of .. Nllltlt .. Attorney for petl• Andrew 0. Peykotf ' ' This business is con· Name tatement m*f lrwllle .. .._ Ind 0&/2411996 ~ ~ a.ndby-.IOaldofT•llill tlontr• AS~OB~EN CT'6~~~~0:o~~R This statemen. t was filed PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lnd1V1du3I The following persons arc ~ In .. .,.,...... °' -· Compeny • Mid TMllt ....... """°"'. pt'll'lllded'" ' • with lhe County Clerk ol Have you started dorng doing business as: Busi· M,"2a.13, plUa ~on the 4900 ~·Rold. Su&e 2970 Uld "*4'11. ......, If .,.,, Mlchaal J. Barry, 11 Is hereby ordtfed 11\at Orange County on 8-30-96 Fictitious Bualness buslness yet? yes 4-25-90 ness Success Reseaich, unpaid prh:ipll ~ • 1 llM'dlle ea 9t706 (&11) a56.aa5a ...., .. ..,,.. al Aid Died of CharlH F. Qord•r• 1H persons lnter11led In 18883894493 Name Statament G. Scott Barrett ' 313 East Second Street, vwrta1111.,_...rmtn:Jm O.. s -1&t9(C.Wom. Ol'fV) b/ t~ 1111. dwl" ""' mr- Sf., Lorenz Alhadeff this matt• appear btfOf'e Deily Pilol Sept. 6 13, 20, The followlno l)tf1ons are Thls statement was filed Tustin, CA 92780 ~ 1, 1115 ID <Sm r:A Zui.te Astt s.cr..iy P11W9of .. Tium.111C1oflht Cannon a Ro••, LLP, this cour1 In Otpa0rtment 27 1996 ' 1657 doing buslness 11: Triune with the County Clt!fk ol Waller M. Bush. 3\3 East ... plUa accnlld .... a,.30"g tl16 ~a..-md Died ol No. 70:l ol the ra • • • n 1. Tustin CA 92780 · of e. ' Mortt,.WY *Chapel Ctemation . , 10 Broadway Costa Mesa Ma-e1eo A GOOD ADI Call 642-5678 ---.. -- COSTA MESA 2124 BALBOA iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PENINSUIA RENTALS TO 2607 SHARE L OUAL HOUSlfiC O PPOATUNll Y All 1eal ullla adft1'1ls1119 In this 111w1p1pcr Is HllJCCI to Ille Fed· .,,. Fllt Hwsl•v Act ol 1HI IS amc11d1d wllkll 1111k11 it llletll to adwer11u "111r p1tlt11nu, 11mll11ion or dtScrlmlftlhon 111sed on race. colOI. rtlltlon. se1, 1ut1ulk111. llllllll'9 w tus OI nlllollal qin, Of 111 lnltallCNI IO ~sutll prtlltlnce. hml· , talion w .iscri111111111ion." Tim ""'"'" wlll nol lJIOWMfly,_lCCt,C _, MWlllW· HUNTINGTON BEACH 2140 Whlt•w•t•r Ocean mtnl lor 1nl '"* wtucll ls 111 vitlltien ol 1111 .... Ow lladCIT •• llm'J llltlnMd lllat alt dwttlllltS Mwelt1std '" IMr ,,,..,,.,., n IWlllMI• 1111 aa .. ul....-itfNll1.ll~ plaia II~. ell HUO ltlMlft ll 1-a -42 ... Stll. fol 1111 Wldlllll•. DC area llkUt ull HUD II 4H·3SOO.. Almost Oc••nfront Studio, 3 rooms, and bath, n/smkr, n/pets. 714-499-1731 Blvd 1br+. 1050 sq.h,I••••••••• 1 car gar, $1600/incl BUSINESS & util 760-5000 X. 180 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SAI.E HUNTINGTON BEACH 1040 3BR , 2BA ~ne mile to bch Frig, w/d, SOCU· rily sys, f/p. By ownor S189k. 840-7051 Open House 11 ·4 Sept 7 &8 NEWPORT BEACH HOUSES/ FOR RENT GENERAL 1069 Fullerton Groat Family Home! 30r/2Ba On a quiet street, totally up· graded kitchen w/new NEWPORT BEACH •• 2Br 2Ba. garage.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim fonced yard. $850.00 Be•utlful Oo••n- Call 988.0145 front custom home 10 share. Avail Oct.1 at. $1000. 548-7489 appliance1, brick ••••••••• pa tlo, hug• yard. APARTMENTS •-c,_D __ M_3_B_r_H_a_e_f_o_r -,,-av-· s 1,poo 870-9083 eling or Pfr resident. Long B••ch warm & FOR RENT Yard, view, aecluded. cozy 2Br, 2ea, Cata Open minded. Rent accepted! $795.00 neg. 437·252fS pgr Cpli 888-3305 COM Sl'lr lg 4br hH. 1 Orange Delightful 3Br BALBPENINOSA pvt rm avl dining rm, 2Ba, fenced yard, ULA 2607 FP, wlk 10 beach g a rage S 1 1 o o. o o $425 + utlla. 723-<t572 ' Cali 988-4495 FINANCE BALBOA ISLAND 2106 QUIBT 8c SBB.BNB 4br 2b• Spacloua remodeled. dbl gar, 2 patloa, frpl, w/d, $2600.mo 873-3059 A Ql!MI Wtrfront 3BR, 2.5BA patio +deck. 2 car. Cock av all. N/peV amk. S2850. 723-<t633 CORO HA DELMAR 2122 LOOKING PO" A ... NTAU CAl.LMMIA HARaO" "llAL TV 872-4400 COSTA MBSA 2124 1MlleTe.._.. 3 Le MrlM. lh. get' patio, fptc, d llPPl lnct. SHOO ... 1-1004 t•llB• IUPLll 2M. 1.eaA. 2 cw..,, Nnc~ yard. Nl'::j HOO. l4e- • Palm ~esa ~~ts So near & ytt so &r ... That>s the ttding you gu when you liYC at Palm Mesa amid the h.Jlh greenery ot ICclladcd woods St •cdy patm.. • Sadoe.l..l lc l 8odlloal1• · Ja. S5n 11> UGO . 111 1621 II> $650 · JU 172111> S'50 A No Pen A Vcnbl Bllndlt &Oilirwlane .. NEW'"Cvpa, Nnf 8c TUc A Pimca 1riom t Haeod Pool It JICl.llZ.i Pllb -Wc:onicl 0...-A..-.. .. . ....... GUI ,...._ Telqilone 8am-5:00pn Mooday-Friday POU CY Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. Tiie publisher reserves the ri~t to censot. reclassify, revise or reject any classified Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pn Monday-Friday • advertisement .. Please · report any error tha& 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 DAILY PILOT DIADUtnS Monday __ , ....... Friday 5~ Tuesday .... _ .. _Mooday 5~ Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5~ 1bursda ....... -.. occu icd b the error. Friday .............. :.Thursday 5~ Cesa Mesa, CA 9UJ27 Qm:r oi Newport BJvd .t Bay St 1t cao on y a ow for the first insertion. PEJtSONAL SEltVICES 3005 FIND YOUR BF.ST PLACE TO LIVE !MPLOYMEHT 5530 --------- Beauty HAIR STYLISTS Manlc urlata. New HB Salon 847-4496 home. 2 boys; 2 & 5 c OS la . Me... CA ---------Ml onn,...,., 1/2 yra old. MWF 8·3, 92627 or fax lo (714) W•aher/Ory•r Celebra"cs 1·ts 4th Anniv-.. ry~th an flexible, posaibly T/Th. 65o-4802 Admiral ••t under •' --w1 aflornoon1 too. Wiii ""'T""'EA ....... C ... H .. E"""R"'"s____ warranty till March 97. lnauaura) pa..a.: ..... LOt SaleJ work ero d ch 1 Xtra I~ Capacity. .,--"'""'6 un • oo Loving care giver $575.obo 842·8533 S d Se be 7th schedule. S6.00/hr needed to play with arur ay, ptem r •557-4312• 1oddlers and twos In or 993•341!3 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. D•llv•ry Drlv•r accredited center . --w..,..a-a"""h-•-r"""/O,..--ry-•-r--1 I' T11 to ~00/ ().i'E'E'I Irvine Florist ahop. PT. FT/PT 15-12 Units ECE Admiral aet undor Vr ~ JO 'CI:'• Clean OMV. 833-3370 min. Excellent working warranty 1111 Match 97. Fine fuminite. china, ti.Nu,-• linen., cond. Career ladder. Xtra lg Capacily, ~T ..... D~TECTIVI! PRIVATE Benefit•. 282.0500 $575.obo 842·8533 collectibla, en. JCWC!ty, ctt •.• Private lnvelllgator .. ~1111 ••I# JMI wit-TralnaH·Good Wagoa Toahlba or 983·3483 FREB _. ~ ._ ..1'1100 714-239-4581. Copier Sal•• Reps c• 1WT ., .,._.,! Salary/comm/medical. ---------1 AlliltaDcc Lape olN.wpon-Mw Hot•I Call 310-988-5060 PURN'ITURE 6014 2ll0Falntcwaoed·C...M..n'27 Gift Shop. Beautiful Fu 310-986-5066 iiii·iii...,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.:============~~==~~ atmoaphere. PIT, nex ---------hou,.., S5/hr. Pia call: Tutor• p/t $9·$11/hr 241·0837 or 752-4951 HS Chem. Bio, Malh. Acctng, Span/French. Houa•ol••n•r• FT, S.O.C. 3.2 +college PT, Mull have car. GPA. 443·2700 Mull apeak Engflah. ---------"722-8084 Natural food market and o rganic grlll •••k• vitamin dept and atore managmenl, and grill and dell atatf. Ctill 873·2244, or la• r•aum•. 073·2248 Cont.ct Jufl• a .. m P/T Sal•• Exclualve women• ator• In F •ah Ion I• I and. 1-.-MPL--0-_...-----HT----1 H o u r I v + Co rn m u 11Ru Flex rira. T• .. 7Ma S!aVICIS 5533 i'ttotoHoet Lov• 8ablt1? PT prof nffdtd to \9kt new- born pl~ur•• ddy In lhe Newport Beach afaa. tndlv •houtd be avail Mon morn 6 wtldltye, be ~ • ••If mot1ve1td o:,;:•ttlw• ••1•.1-----------1~ -.a•1 ~l;ml"fi;iiliiil' ==.=am llll'IDYllDT 1535 ·. nwroar 1111 llACJI . POWU IOATS - 1111 70121------------------------- '""'• Sat .. Ul ! ffamlfy -..111o1d. outdOOf. sa1e1 1 Tao11 Ta• IAT T:ICMI. 110 Port Mare••• Pl S-. Dolltlr/WH4dlff Htlfbof View Homes 80' OUFl'Y £L.eCTRIC Totelly ,..tof9d. S151c lnveated. Sell for 19000. Olen, 574-0990 ............... • ........ 12 •.. •~•a fl 1 Relrlg , OR table, 11tan BOATS 7014 -· •urea. buft.tt. Juen._ m is c. .,.....,PO,..,•noN .nu. h•u••Mld llema. 112 Via Xanthe (Udo) '"""'~ ~&n clothing, llnena. end ~~,..-~--..;._.....;;...I••••••••• mo re. C ome Seel •S•t Onlit 10·2• 1• •3a Gaff Rig Schoonef- ---------- 1954 PO(t Ch.-IH a Pl. tvro. frJdg, kit Item w/38' moorJng E'enct many g reat buys! POWER BOATS Bay lalancl. 15HP"Yan- SELL Everythlng goesl .. mar, New electronlca, a811 Seaahore 7012 C.DmpaH, generatot, ycu used vehicle through classified 842·5878 a • 1 -a u n 850' llne. Salls new & Estate Sale. 60 y:a;: '88 Se• Rav +Trell« xlnt c ond. $2 0k. worth of h ouaeh ol 21ft, 300 hrs, cuny e75•5 t &el760·8095 furniture and goodsl cbn, xtrasl Xlnt cond. C•t•lln• 22 Fixed 201 Via Qeno• $9500. 552·5306 K eel. Very clean: Lido lale w /7HP outboard. MEET someone special through classified RENT through classified Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 1 00 ,000 homes .. ~ax us .this· form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a weekJ If .., your car does not sell we'll run it . for another week FREEi All for $1 o• DIRECTORY ACOUSTIC CEIUNGS 3408 L670130 ean or T ll• 673-8065 or 846-8526 MEET someone special through classified S2500Jobo. 707-9488. The Community Markel Piece. Cla11ln.d M2·S878 D YES,SELL ~y CAR City l'tiori. Cr.tit Card DMC D VISA O~ X .• fxf>- MoJ To DAILY Pit.OT 330 w lay Sn.I. C011D M.o. CA 92627 17"16'1·$671OrFAX17141631-6594 ~ Porfr °"'YI ,,,.,,. "*" ~ ao-_ _.... __ MtltJJ ___ ,..,.. _ 0 64'-* 0 ¥"4 o.--o•.-O J .-! O•~ 0--0,..,,_ o -ts-o-~ o-~ o-~ o~­o c-c.-.1 o c-- 0 """,,,,., O ""'l-1 0 ,...-0lou o .....,c-. o~ .. D_ ..... o ..... -... DC-~ o ....... w ..... • S 10 lor' /;,,.., S 1 .00 eom ocJOlfiono/ ~ne ·-----··--------------------· , YOU BB 1'HB .runes Neither vulnerable. North deal1. "'NORTH ... ua OAQ 10743 QJf •A2 WEST •Q9882 "7 65 0 1098'73 • 10 SOUTH •AK4 <::I K EAST • 107 <::1 J982 O K62 •J986 OAQ5 •KQ7643 ~~din~ lQ p-~ p- $Q . Pue ~ Pu. Pau p._ Study t he bidding and pl; / of this hand. then decide who, ff ny· one, is at fault. Sout h selected six no trump as the final contact -12 t1 .cks rated to be there ir either long suit could be run. Six clubs, however, was cold as the cards lie, but South cannot be faulted for a losing decision in the auct.ion. The opening 1e.d waa .covered by t.he jack and kiOI and t.aken with Lhe ace. DeClarer cashed the king heart.I, cf'081Gd to the ace or clube and played off the ace and queen o( hearta, discarding a spade and a diamond. When the jeck did not. appear, declarer st.art.ed on clubs, hut that suit di~ .not break eit.hu. 1';ven worse, Eaat had length in bot h long iui~. so the defenders collect-cd a heart ond .a club for down one. Dad luck or sloppy play? Uoth -declarer was certainly a strong favorite to coiled. al least five I.ricks in one or the suit.a wilh- out lming a I.rick in ench. However, declarer's plar. while correct had the co:ilracl b,Cen a gr and a lam, could have bceri improved upon. After winning the diamond lead. declarer should cash the king or heart.a and then duclt a tlub! That gives up a possible overtrick, but the 11mall slam i1 novl secure as long as clubs are no won;e than 4-l. the ace of clubs to cuh the ace and queen of hearl.8, then returns lo hand Lo claim Lhe rest of Lhe tricks. Learn to be a better bridge player! Su b1cribe n ow to the Goren Bridge Lette r by calling_ (800)788-1225 ror information. Or write to Gor en Bridge Le tte r, P.O. Dox 4410. Chicago, n, 60680- 4-410. MARINE SUPS CHEVROLET 9045 LEXUS -9115 DOCXS 7 0 2 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '9J> 350 Suburban w/3 '90 LS400 Absolutely yr factory warrnt. Full all options. Phone. 4~:~~or~~d~ Balboa pwr, cs1m whls. TV/ CO, Nakamichi, troc-VCR. $14k. 759·1445 1lon, e1c. Showroom Island, Near Coral Ave mint cond. Lo-miles. $12,900 721-0991 9075 bks. Moving overseas. 50' Mooring (Or less) FORD Asking $19,900/no Great Bal Pen 1oc. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii reasonable ollor re- Sieve 723-~ $12.900 '80 TAURUS WGN lusod for lmmed sale. 82k, looks and runs 1 __ 1 ._e __ o_o._9_7_0._2 _4_9_2_ great. $4,950. Must '94 LS400 Blk/blk w/ AUTOMOBllES BUI CR 9035 sell immed. 673-4909 gld accents, lull pwr, '92 Ford Explore r Eddio Bauer. all power, lthr, CD plyr. now hros, nonsmkr. 24,000 mis. S39k 720-0521 fully loaded. Must selll 1 ________ _ s11,soo. ~46-7209. 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Brit. 8 Dtsencumbefs 9 FrOSI to Wreath I t lco pellets I 2 Cofat ISiand 13 Thick t 8 Wallet's burden 23 EJrplott 25 Overhead I rains 26 WC>fd used with blll or cull 28 Psyche pa119 29 Fr• from 30r.: 31 Gardan so.i 33 lea stlMI 35Um 36 Epodls 38 ActrffS Chase 39 Squealed • I "Of Human -· •2 Basin 4• Type of short Fully loaded +3rd • p11lo. 1 ·owner, new seat. 35•5oo miles. '87 Accord LX Auto, paint/tran/brakesttires. NISSAN 9150 PORSCHE 9175 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 s57 00 · 7 eo.a 7 3 7 cc r· 11 x I n t C 0 n d · S 1 6 · 8 K iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cass, , 1 • powor t• '93 Buick Pa rk Av· wlndows. Low miles. OBO 673-8948 '95 Altlma 4-dr. AM/ ,55 Spdstr Repllc• •79 CAMPER Xlnt enue Ork grn, 4-door, $5500. 847·1570 '92 3000 2 .5 Turbo FM cass. NC. alaHl't: This car Is cyte la.st Cond!. Original Owner CO/cass. $ t 1,300. Ex-1992 Honda Accord EX. Excellent condition. warranly. Xlnt cond! and now. Gel 'there $8500. 744-9729 cellent cond. 552-5239 perfect cond. loaded. 71k. $25.900. Hm 552· 513,900 723-5142 with a grin on your CADILLAC 9040 Greon w/belge lnte-5306. Pgr 2l9·2993 facet $17,000/obo.1-ANTI--Q-UES--&-· -_-- rlor. seK mues. Al· OLDSMOBILE 9155 842·8944 CIASSlCS 9250 ways garaged. looks * * * * * ,95 E 320 gr8 $I 3.500 646-9449 '88 Fleetwood Xlnt •---------Showroom Condi· In d 0 lion. 17,500mi, runn 9 con · am-JAGUAR 9105 Champagne Beige aged rlght frnt render. S1200. 640-t 914. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiiiiiii w/Parchmen._.. ..... ~-1 '87 .lag X.IS lmmacl inlerlor. Phone pack- ---------Convertible, 35k ml, age, remole alarm, '92 Oleta BB Ror•I• TOYOTA 9210 '52 Chevy Truck on 4dr, auto, NC. hit. CC. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tram• original, ooe of all power. cass. Runs a kind epoxy dupont g.t.eat. 2.8.5K ml. '87 To~ota Supra 1inistT. 94~3208 St 1,300. 847·t570. Midnight blue. 5-spd •73 Ma-ratl Citroen CHEVROLET 9045 New 1lre1/brake1 tinted windows. Fi-0 th ? St 7,950. 548-4559 nance balance. only, n e move. All power. 117K ml. 37k, all orig. St 4,500 A /C. Good cond. S48oo/obo. 641 ·8265. ,_o_e_o ___ u_s._5_3_5_5 •ae . Cam•ro T·tops, Call o.b.o. 777•5959 Sell your extra white, new Inter, tires Classified household •92 Land Cruiser 302-9590,pgr. FIND & baHery. NC, PS, T ! Sell your home items 4WO. Mini cond. PB. PW. One ownr. oday through classified. . Cl .,. d 32.600 ml. Loadod. S3995. 558-5507' L....;&~42-~·~5~8~7~8~jl---e_4_2_._s_e_7_a __ -'-==='"==a=s=-s_1_1e ___ , ___ 5_4_4-_5_e_e_e __ -------....... CHUNG'S PAINTING --------- 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prlcel Guar work. FrH Eat. Ucl375602 538-1534 3932 .. With a complimentary fi rs t payment, we'H tug at your hear tstrings ~] . t w1tnout tugging a. your purse Strings. --· FIRST-~10!\'TH PAYME.'\'T* • VPTO $800 O~THEXJ6 A~D \·A~DEN PLAS. JN\'ITATION EXTENDS THROUGH SEPTE~lBER l --·-- L E.\SETH!-. l9%XJ6 Ft:'\.\~O· ~;\;Y 19% 1996 Land Rover Discovery- mo+ tax AUTOMATIC • DUAL AIR BAGS • AIR-CONDITIONING • ABS BRAKES • POWER WINDOWS• CRUISE CONTRO *$399+ tax~ 36 mo . do ed end lease. Total.drive off $3500. Total_payments of $15,047 +tax. Re idual $20,049.45. 12,000 miles/year lease. OAC. 10#176872 · · t New LO~us Esprit S4s l 1993JAGUAR XJSCOUP Signal Red Barley Leather Chrome Wheels FACTORY W ARRANIY (3DCV732) Low BLUE BOOK 527,900 SALE PRICED 526,700 ·~~AR SO GN Regency Red, Barley Leather (3BDB703) Oyster Beige Barley Leather (NC650166) '19,99S -,. SPECIAIS 1993LEXUS 1993JAGUAR ES300 XJ6 Green, Tan Leather, Sunroof, CD Changer, Regency Red . Chrome Wheels Barley L~ather . (3El)806) Sunroof 523,995 CD Changer (PC674087) 1991BMW Low BLUE BOOK 735i 521,700 ' Black, Black Leather, Chro'me Wheels, Phone, SALE PR.ICED-Sunroof, CD Changer (2ZEF138) 521,SOO '13,99S ·1993BMW 1992!tGUAR 525i . 6 .. Black, Black Leather, Solent Blue, Barley Chrome Wheels, Sunroof Leather, Chrome Wheels ~(3EEV857) (NC655917) 1996CHEVY 1992 AGUAR Aut'>, A/C, Tiit, Cruise, VS, Only 8,300 Miles! (5F81911) s17,99s · White, Barley Leather, Sunroof, Chrome Wheels (3DFS378) '20,99S \