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Home My WebLink About1996-11-27 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 L'IS TEN UP There~ ttftcays:Jw for a happy lwli.day 'I,hisjust • m: Dole won sort of • Precinct totals showed some went for President Clinton but most approved of Republican nominee, marijuana initiative and ending affirmative action. By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot If local residents could chose the president, Bob Dole would be planning a move to Pennsylvania Avenue. Local voters punched more holes for the former Republican presidential nominee during the electi6n earlier this month than City officials say no room for problem motels • Mayor Joe Erickson says crackdown is aimed at putting pimps and hookers out of business. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The sheets will have to cool off for at least 24 hours, a rendezvous will have to last 12 hours and city representa- tives will be permitted to monitor personal information on motel records for up to 30 days. A proposed "motel ordinance· that would impose such regula- tions has owners grappling over its potential impact on their busi- ness. But city officials have tar- geted these drive-up style motor inns in an effort to curb illegal activities such as prostitution. The proposal, which is in its second draft, was formed by the city's Motel Strike Team to address problems associated with long-term occupancies, renting of • SEE MOTELS PAGE 4 r-------------------------, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I F.Y.I. •l· The three motels with the highest potential for future problems -based on the age of the building, the number of police calls received and AAA ratings -have been closed down. But these fol- lowing motels are listed by the city as having a "very high" potential for problems: 1. Costa Mesa Motor Inn 2. Sea Breeze Apartment Hotel 3. Tern Inn for President Bill Clinton, but not by as great a margin as some expected. Dole scored 60% of the vote in conservative Newport Beach and 48.8% in Costa Mesa, according to precinct reports released Tues- day by the Orange County Regis· trar of Voters. · Nationwide, Dole only gar- nered 41 % of the popular vote, while Clinton secured another four years with 49%. Locally, Clinton wound up cap- turing 17 precincts in Costa Mesa and two in Newport Beach. Newport Beach voters over- whelmingly approved Proposition 209, which bans government agencies from hiring employees or admitting students to public institutions based on their race, Sand ____ pture Surfers and beachgoers will need to be a bit more wary as workers in tractors got busy Tuesday in a sand replenish- ment program designed to beef up the eroding beaches. The program, which is supposed to last much of the month of sex, color, ethnicity or national origin -effectively eliminating affirmative action policies. The proposition, which received a nod from 71 % of New- port Beach voters and 65% of Costa Mesa voters, passed statewide with 54.5% of the vote. Every Newport Beach and Costa Mesa 'l>recinct approved the proposition. Fifty-six percent of the voters in both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa also agreed with Proposi- tion 215, allowing California resi- dents to grow and possess man- juan.a for medical purposes with the consent of a physician. Some Newport Beach precincts, like one adjacent to Hoag Memorial Hospital Presby- terian, approved the marijuana proposition by a 3-1 margin. The proposition passed statewide with 56% of the vote. · Local voters also followed suit with the rest of Orange County m overwhelmingly supporting term • SEE VOTERS PAGE 4 Large earth movers (below) leave their foot- prints near 51st Street in Newport Beach as the beach restoration project begins. lbe beach clo- sures, however, didn't keep this surfer (left) from taking off on a geod wave. December, is supposed to shut down the beaches from the Santa Ana River Jetty to 28th Street. But judging by Tuesday's activities, lifeguards didn't seem to be enforcing the no-surf provisions very stringently. 4. Sunshine Hotel 5. Sea Lark Motel I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I + Daily Pilot photos by MARC MARTIN + 6. Ana Mesa Inn I ~----------------------~--4 Local voting results for presidential election •COSTA MESA Dole ........... 48.8% Clinton ......... 37% Perot ........... 9.2"'o • NEWPORT BEACH Dole ............ 60°/o Clinton ......... 29.2% Perot ........... 6.7% Sentencing may bring some peace to victim •Patti Salot, one of several people wounded by postal worker Mark Hilbun in 1993, finds some comfort in the thought of life in prison for her attacker. By Christopher Goffard. Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Patti Salot will carry bullet fragments in her face for the rest of her We There are more fragments m her left fore- arm, where another bullet smashed the bone on its way through and blasted off the tip of her pinlde. Anoth· er bullet is lodged perma- nently m her right hip. Patti Salot in All told, the August of 1995 Costa Mesa woman took six shots when postal worker Mark R. Hilbun went on a three-day rampage in May 1993, killing his mother and a co-worker and wounding five others. "For some reason, G0<I had a plan that I should not dlt'. even though he pumped six bullets m me: said Salot, 52. •He didn't get me. I swvived. • Doctors tell her it was .i mira- cle she lived, and she's learned to cope with the enduring legacy of the attack -constant pa.m. para- noia, numbness m her fdce and tongue, memory loss, d limp, • SEE SENTENCE PAGE 4 Tense tennis ... MR. RODMAN'S NEIGHBORHOO Newport Harbor High teDD.lt player Vanessa Godbey gathers her thoughts u she waits for her final set during the CIP Dlvlaton I team ten- nll fl.nab. Penl.n.tula High aced lb~ straight Dlvlllon I crown with • 13-5 wlDfOVV Newport Harbor 'JUmday. See Sports, .,_. 5. DOH LEACH I 0.61.V "°T •The NBA star with magenta hair has quietly fixed up his Seashore Drive home away from home. By Jennifer Armstrong. Daily Pilot Herb Marshall welcomed the chance to have the National Bas- ketball Association's raunchiest rebounder as his new next-door neighbor on Seashore Drive. He didn't care who ll was, really: He just wanted somebody to fix up the run-down place. Marshall, a retired real estate broker, likes what Dennis Rod-man has dolle with the place atnoe he bought it in August. He ha1 teen ba1ketball'1 biggest publidty fiend vilit the quiet. empty peach stucco beech hOUM only a few fleedng tlmel. •No one ll:nowl euC:tly how be'I going to UM tM houle, but it's a neat little paaot now," he Mid. DinDli Rodman -the 35-year- ald Chlc:ego IUD bOWU u much b hll raUDdly piQblc eDtk9 •be II lar bil ~ pioww -....... .~ ,.._ dial m AUQUIC. albett aalf put- time. He even made a brief cameo this weekend on Sea.shore Drive before the Bulls played the Clippers in Los Angeles Monday night. In his three months of owning local property, he hat drawn tabloid TV showw and MTV cam- eras to the bust.lina beacbaide street. His anlval hu excited some locals and left others indif • ferent -though few have ectually seen him around. The new Newport Beach resi- dent ween lingerie end wedding dresses. He spou11 expletives ln interviews. He dyea bll hair a dif· ferent color eyery week. He dedi· cat• an entire Cbal*r in bll boot. •Bad u l Wanna Be.• to d..crtbing b1I .. ru.ai aploitw wtth Medolme. But bll ..-nee bas y9t to upeet UfGM MN iD th• hMlt of Ce.lifOnda'I CcmMl'v· adft County. Rodmen'a appearuce ti* wuk-d, la bll lew .._ loail Dennis Rod- man's beadl- front home comes com- plete with• beut·sbaped ~ptL . .. • almanac • IDITOrS Nan: Do you or 101T1eOne you know heve a~ bW'dlv or annlwrsary c.onWng up? " to, we'd like to lndude It In our Almanac t«Uon. P9ease call the lnfonnatlon Into the baden' Hotline, 642-6086, fax It to ~170, or mall It to Oty Editor Iris Yokof, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. ANNIVERSARY Nov. 28 marked the SOth weddl~ annlverwy for Betty and 8111 •.sar~· . Kagey. They moved to Costa Mesa 20 yean a~er their 1946 Thanksgiving Day wedding In Youngstown. Ohio. They spent the next 30 yean Involving them- selves locally. Betty and Bill are actJve members of Saint Johns the Baptist Catholk Church and the St. Vincent De Paul Society. They'll commemorate their yean together with a trip to the Panama canal. BIRTHDAY Significant birthdays of local residents. Balboa Island resident Grace Logie Mathews will celebrate her 100th birthday Dec. 15. She vividly rememben the Great Quake of 1906 that struck when she was a 9-year-old living on a San Fran- cisco peninsula ranch. Following her 1919 graduation from UC Bericeley and graduate wortc at Radcliffe College (Massachusettes). Grace married John H. (Jack) Mathew5 In 1928 and raised two children In Hol- lywood. In 1960, she and Jack bought their home at 305 Sapphire on Balboa Island and moved In. Jack died at 83 In 1976. This second-generation centenarian expects four generations present at her birthday celebration hosted by Balboa neighbor, Kay Stott. DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the Influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Karl S. Bradford, 26, of Irvine Joan L Slocum, 62, of Newport Beach Michael S. Murray, 45, of Costa Mesa Amy A. Rinaldi, 20, of Garden Grove Miriam Ogaz. 31, of Newport Beach Kassim M. Kassim, 44, of Costa Mesa Robert L Flickinger, 53, of Newport Beach Jeffrey W. Watkins, 30, of Newport Beach Jill S. Hickerson, 32, of Santa Ana Stephen W. Hokomb, 34, of Huntington Beach Annand A. Aguinaldo, 35, of Garden Grove Lee R. Moore, 33, of Tustin Warren J. Anderson, 25, of Aliso Viejo Patrick G. Thompson, 40, of Long Beach Marta L Tarpenlng, 33, of La Mesa Julian V. Jeppe, 26, of Newport Beach Jeffrey S. Rasmussen, 31, of Lake Forest Julio R. Garcia, 28, of Santa Ana Brian R. Mclaughlin, 27, of Costa Mesa Andrea R. Kuehn, 29, of Costa Mesa Andrew P. Miiier, 37, of Toronto John J. Buckley Ill, 43, of Tustin Robert W. Lee, 49, of Newport Beach COSTA MESA Nelson G. Hernandez. 22, of Costa Mesa Dalsuke Imai, 21, of Costa Mesa Holly M. Armstrong, 31, of Costa Mesa Sergio A. Palafox. 27, of Costa Mesa Diego Rivera-Dominguez. 18, of Costa Mesa Charles E. Cuero, 37, of Aliso Viejo Mlctlael G. Patton, 41, of Corona Richard H. Elterman, 53, of Huntington Beach Steven C HMdridc.s, 47, of Huntington Beach AAdrrvv S. Mlsajon, 35, of Newport Beach Rlctwlrd A. Prater, 25, of Orange ~ G. Fox. 82. of Costa Mesa Salomo Dejesus-Perez. 38, of Costa Mesa Garr~ S. Prott. 23, of Costa Mesa Jorge Gonzalez-Velez, 19, of Costa Mesa Jorge Paniagua, 28, of Azusa David L lchelson, 46, of Dana Point Evan G. Sipple, 19, of Huntington Beach Robin 0 . !Cams. 53, of Newport Beach Richard S. Mays, 29, of Newport Beach Douglas A. Piper, 30, of Santa Ana Joel Rosas-Velasco, 38, of Santa Ana Evenclo Gasga-Gallndez, 26, of Santa Ana Darren B. Pope, 18, of Costa Mes. Francis P. L.ojltar, 25, of Costa Mes. Tom W. bsak~ 33, of Costa Mesa VOL to, NO. 274 t I $100 ,000 worth of cars burn in blaze COSTA MBSA -Six cars were destroyed and two others dam- aged during a blaze that raged for about 20 minutes Tuesday afternoon outside South Coast Plaza, authorities said. A large aowd turned ouf to watch smoke billow high into the sky. No one was hurt in the fire. Around 12:'69 p.m. firefighters arrived at the parking lot in front of the Sears department store to find six can engulfed in flames and two other c.ars being singed by the heat, said Costa Mesa Fire Department Capt Tom Cle- ve.nger. Pirefighters had to force open car hoods and trunks with crow- bars and saws to extinguish fires within, Clevenger said. He said it took at least 15 minutes to extin- guish the blaze. Witnesses said the fire started in the engine compartment of a Porsche q.nd spread to the other cars, Clevenger said. He estimat- ed the damage to the cars at $100,000, but said none of the nearby buildings was damaged. The cause of the fire remains undetermined. •There's very little left to work with,• he said. •Electrical wiring is all burned and melted. There's such a large amount of destruc- tion that you're just unable to determine the cause." Former Newport Fire Olief Love dies Former Newport Beach Fire Chief Leo H. Love died Monday from kidney cancer. He was 72. sons, Loren, 43, and Mark, 411 a gTanddaughter, Christian, 20; and a live-in companion, Penny Cur- Police tab bars in anti- drunken driVing effort Farmers Market yields bumper crop of succ~ The Corona del Mar Farmers Market's first six months in the area have gone off without ·a major hitch, according to a report the City Council received Monday. The ma:iket, open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays since May 18, caused only a few traffic com- plaints during its first weeks. Some customers were parking illegally to shop at the market, though those problems have sub- sided., the dty staff report says. Born in Kansas in 1924, Mr. I.pve served in the Marine Corps dwing World Wa:i ll and joined the local Fire Department in 1951. lie served as chief from 1972 until he retired in 1979. During his reign, he instituted the department's pa:iamedic pro- gTam, which he considered his single gTeatest achievement. Leo H. Love ry. Mr. Love, who died at the Mesa- Verde Conva- lescent Hospi- tal, will be buried at the Pacific View Memorial Park in Corona del Mar. Memorial services will be In an effort to keep the streets safe dwing the holiday season, the Costa Mesa Police Department will sponsor a pro- gram encouraging bars and restaurants to supply designat- ed driven with free non-alco- holic drinks. · AB part of the • 1991 Sate Ride Home• program, which runs from Thanksgiving Day to New Year's Day, police will sup- ply posters and menu inserts to estab?shments that participate, said Costa Mesa police Sgt. Karl Schuler. Police will also conduct reg- ular wa,lk-in "bar checks" throughout the perlod to make sure alcohol drinkers are not over-indulging, Schuler said. -By Cbrbtopher Gottud -, Active in charities and commu- nity gTOups, Mr. Love belonged to the Mariners Llons Club, the Hoag Memorial Hospital Presby- terian's 552 ·aub, and the United Way. He served as a cowiselor on the Harbor Area Boy Scouts of America, and on the board of directors of the Orange County Pair association. private. Memorial donations should be sent to the American Cancer Society. .volunteer diredory When council members firSt unanimously approved. the mar- ket plan, some voiced concerns about possible trash and parking problems. But support for thl! plan from residents and commu- nity gToups convinced them to vote in its favor. Since then, market managers Rick and Sandy Heil have kept the market running smoothly, the report says. The Hells have paid their rent on time, have cleaned. up after the market and have ensured. only certified. producers a:ie selling there. •He was a great guy, always involved in the community," said Loren Love of bis father. Mr. Love is survived. by two -By Chrlltopher Goftard COSTA MESA • 1100 block of Raymond Avenue: S 1,800 worth of jewelry was stolen from a residence. A part of the glass front door was found broken. • JOO block of Avocado Awnue: A•S450 VCR was stofen from a residence with an unlocked front window. The window screen was allegedly found bent and partially pulled out from the window sill. • 2700 block of ,.ta'°" PIMe: A television, generator •nd VCR worth $2,500 were stolen from a residence. A sliding glass door was allegedly pried open. • 2700 block of Harbor 8oulevanl: A S200 unlocked blcyde was stolen from the front of a store. • 2700 block of F•lrvlew Rolld: A wallet with $70 cash In It was stolen from a locker. The padlock was allegedty missing when the vlctJm returned. NEWPORT UAOI • 52nd block of 9umlna 1Ne llCMld: A pedestrian garage door was alleged- ly found pried open and the house •larm tampered with. The burgl.,. or bur- glars allegedly entered through the doggy door and activated the alarm. • 4lf'd StrMt .,... lltvw Awnue: $3,000 worth of jewelry was stolen from a car. The car window was found smashed. • JOO bloc:lt of Apolen9 Avenue: A purse was stolen from ~ chair of a liv- ing room at a residence. The victim allegedly left the house unlocked and with the lights on for approximately 45 minutes. from • MOO bloc:lt of Ee1t Coast Highway: A $200 cellul1r phone was stolen a car. Deity Pilot, P.O. lox 1560, Calta Meli, CA. 92626. Copyright No news~ lllustradonl, edfto. NI nwrtW °' ~ ~can be reproduced with- out wnn.n permltdon of copy- right owner. HOW m lllAot us ~ • 11tE VOLUNTEE.11 DlllEC.10RY runs perlodkally In the Dally Piiot. If you'd like Information on getting your orga- nization fisted, call 642-4321 , Ext. 331 . ALS ASSOQA110N The Amyotrophk Lateral Sderosls Association, Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteers. For Informa- tion, call the O\apter Office at 375- 1922. ALZHEIMER'S ASSOQA110N OF ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County needs volunteen for Its Visiting Volunteer Program; support group lHden for patients and care givers; and for the volunteer helpllne. Interested volunteen can call 283-1111. AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society Is seeking office volunteen. Also, volunteers are being ~ht to answer calls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter. For Informa- tion on these and other volunteer opportunities, call 261·9446. AMERICAN CANQR SOOl1Y RELAY FOR UR The American Cancer Socl.ty needs volunteers for a number of tasks. For men lnfonnatlon, contact Sally Carson at 261-9446. 11UllDAY F1tst low •:03 a.m .•.•.•...•.. .2.5 Flrst high 10:08 1.m •........... S.3 Second low 5:.IO p,m. ............ ,o.o Second high Att.f MlcMlght The limes OfMge County (IOO) 2'2·'141 ......... a.ttled MM678 :w-w1 WlllDMc.UT LO(ATl()N • - ...... .sat ..... ~ •..•.. 61 ... ,..,JM Spor'9 IQ.Q)O ......... , ....... ,10 ...... ~ MIMOMm IWllNlil OftQ M2~1 ..._,_Ota.st02 Yt4lclgl •••••••••• .2.-4 w ~ ••......• .l-4w llldttel ..•.....•. .2-4 w """'Jltty ....... .J.ot w ~ ••••••••..•• .2-4w ~ 10WlY .... _ "llMlliill.. . lllf'Jt l::JI .. ,,.. • . .......... .2.2 ~ca..,...,... ...... . --~ -.. ..,,. u1r1t ... ao & ...... "'lt4 .......... . ... Clljl ... ...... • . ,.,.Ngtt t-.Ma.M+ ••.••••••••• s.1 tecmrlll low 4i:Sl..,n. ....••..... .o.J .......~ 11:27 ............... •••* ... .. AMERICANS FOR ~EE CHOfCE IN MEDeONE Americans-for Free Choke In Medi- cine, a non-profit educational organiza- tion founded on the l~a of individual liberty and free enterprise, Is seeking office voluntftr'S. For more Informa- tion, call 645-2622. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPta PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emo- tional SUWort to term1na11y 111 patients and their families If\ the greater Orange County area. Training Is provid- ed. For Information, call 550-0800 or (800) ~2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS. OftANGE COUNTY OtAl'TER The Orange County Chapt« of the American Red Cross needs volunteen to address community groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons with the media In disaster and emer- gency situations. For Information, call Judy Iannaccone, 835-5381, or Joan Miller, 835-5381, Ext. 422. About 30 local growers sell organic fruit, vegetables, flowers, fish and preserves in a dty park- ing lot at Marguerite Avenue and Bayside Drive. Some local flower shop own- ers, worried the market would cut into their business, protested the plan when it went before the coundl But the council approved the plan anyway. The staff report also calls the market •a natural neighborhood gathering place.• The Hells' agTeement to lease the spot from the dty runs out in May 1997 and can be renewed for two more one-year terms. -By Jennifer Armstrong Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price s12S/hr ATTORNEYS . ~TLAW BUSINESS LITICATION AND TIANSACTIONS Corpontlonst partnerships, mergers acqul•ltlons, buY.-sell agreemenfs ' contracts and collections ' IEAL ESTATE UTIGATION AND =~=ures! easements title dltpUtes, work-outs ' ESTATE Pl.ANNING TNsts, Wills, Probate Administration • LEGAL -OPTIONS -WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1996 • . hope feF i10se whese h.9lidays . ahei:marked h¥.,de~; T he folkl at the Exchange Cub Child Abuse Preven-:t!On detMer. o..t.e. Mesa don't much look forward to the Thanksgiving and Cbrlst:mas holidays. While it's a time of family togetherness and warmth for most of us, it's a time of gnawing despair for the clients of the Abuse Prevention Center. People who live on the edge throughout the year are often pushed over it by the height- ened expectations of the holi- days that bring, finally, only deeper depression. And far too often, that ends lo striking Qut at those closest at band. Like children. Sandra knows all about this. That's the environment in which she lived for most of her 24 yea.rs. But Chrlsbnas is going to be different this year for Sandra and her two small children. Her stocking has been filled for the first time in her young life with a sense of hope and accomplish- ment and well-being by the Abuse Prevention Center and a tireless, 'determined, and deeply caring volunteer named Rochelle Hoffman. Sandra -which isn't her real name -told me her story with a kind of quiet passion the other dAy. She. w~ bom. and gt!!W up few btoCks orta few mnesftollll where moi\of us live, in a mid- dle-class white family that could afford these surroundings because her mother always worked, usually at mQre than one job. That often left Sandra alone with a stepfather who, she said, frequently beat and sexu- ally molested her. With a home environment bounded by an absent mother and abusive stepfather, Sandra dropped out of school and took to the streets when she was 12. She joined up with a much older drug culture. •1 didn't fit in at home,~ she said, ·and I wanted to fit in somewhere desperately.• To do that required money to buy drugs, so she learned bow to steal. In a matter of months, she regressed from pot to PCP to heroin and cocaine. When she was 14, her mother had her committed to a psychiatric hos- pital, but when the insurance ran out, Sandra was released. That night, she began using again. j oseph n. bell •0rugs gave me a sense of security I'd never known before,• she said. •1 didn't have to worry about what was going on around me.• The next eight years were a blur of drugs and jail. She would steal to get drug money, get caught, sent to jail, dry out, and start the cycle all over again. There were a few islands of hope. She married when she was 18, was put on a methadone program when she got pregnant, then turned back to hard drugs -along with her husband, who was sent to jail soon after the baby was born. She lived on-and-off with her i,i§.f.er, aac1,.V(.hen the ~ -m~E!Ctto~i:iandra fol- lowed because she could no longer pay her rent. Her hus- band found her there, and they "'were reunited long enough for Sandra to get pregnant again. Her husband began to beat her up repeatedly while her daugh- ter watched, so Sandra's mother sent her money to return to Cos- ta Mesa. When her second baby was born, the social service workers -·they knew me pretty well by then," she said -told her the children would be sent to foster homes until Sandra could prove herseU a fit mother. •Tuey took my kids," she said, "and I knew I couldn't get away with that life any more. So I went back on the methadone program, and since the day my son was born, I haven't used.• That's when the Child Abuse Center entered her life. It is a project or the National Exchange Club, sponsored locally by the 12 Exchange Clubs in Orange County. Its purpose is to keep the family around town TODAY WELFARE REFORM . Orange Coast College offers a free workshop titled Welfare Reform Update from noon to 1:30 p.m. in OCC's Re-Entry Center. The workshop examines changes currently being made in govern- ment benefits. For information, call 432-5162. THE ZONE · A free local support group meets at 7 p.m. to discuss The Zone, the nutrition plan devel- oJ>ed by bestselling author Barry Sears, at Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. For more information, call 673~588. INSIDE EDGE . The Inside Edge presents tjouston Smith who will speak on his book •Feeling the Family Pulse" at Uie break1ast/network- ing forum from 6;30 to 8:30 a.m. at S,cott's Restaurant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $35. For reservations, call 460-4242. MEN'S BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St. Andrew's Presbyterian will take place from 7 to 8 a.m. at Dierenfield Hall, 600 St. Andrews, Newport Beach. The discussion will be on ·Should Faith Have a Cost?• Breakfast is $2.50. For more information, call 574-2239. • SKlPPER'S MEETING The NeWport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will have its Christmas Boat Parade skip- pers' meeting at 8 a.m. in the con- ference room at 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 729-4400. FRIDAY SANTA APPEARANCE Orange County Market Place will feature a California Christ- mas with Santa and his 1960 red convertible Cadillac beginning Friday from 7 a .m. to 4 p.m . at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa at Fair Drive and the 55 freeway. Admission is $1 and children younger than 12 are free. Parking is free. For information. call 723-6665. SATURDA¥ OZ BUS TOUR MGM-UA Home Entertain- ment, Greyhound Bus Llnes and ~Holiday~ Catering Specialists Remember we cater boats & charters .. Jn your home or in our · dining room ... " Join Us For Lunch • Dlnner • Sunday Brunch For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shi C,jll Dlftnifti ==The Tinder Box== bfMHIM CIGARS • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Davidoff • MOntecrlsto • El Subllmado • La Diva • Joya de Nicaragua • Diamond Crown • Don Lino • DunhlU • Excalibur • Fonseca • Grtfftn • H . Upmann • ·Macanudo • Padron • Partagas • PlaybOy ·Punch· Santa Rosa flNJ. I KjlDIU • Corona • Collbrl • DUnhlll • Prometheul • S.T. DUPont Planet Hollywood present "The Wizard of Oz" Yellow Brick Road Bus Tour from noon to 6 p.m. in the parking lot at Planet Holly- wood, 1641 W. Sunflower. The traveling museum features eye- catching Oz graphics, authentic Oz memorabilia and a scarecrow look-alike character. Admission is free. For more information, call 434-STAR. THE ZONE A free local support group meets at 2 p.m. to discuss The Zone, the nutrition plan devel- oped by bestselling author Barry Sears, at Country Store Nutrition, 1775 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 673- 3588. SUNDAY TREE LIGHTING The annual public Christmas tree-lighting ceremony will take place at 6:30 p.m. at The Offices of South Coast Plaza, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The event includes a live concert of holiday classics perf onned by The All-American Boys Chorus, fol- lowed by the tree-lighting cere- mony and the arrival of Santa Claus. Call 435-2100. CHRISTMAS FAIR The Orange County Chapter of the Swedish Women's Educa- tional Association is having its annual Swedish Christmas Fair 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. Admission is free for children under the age of 12 and $2 for others. Call 640- 1181. MONDAY SWIM PROGRAM Orange Coast CollP.ge offers a master's swim program designed to promote life-long fitness at 6:30 a.m ., Monday through Friday through Dec. 20 in OCC's gymna- sium pool. The class is designed for swimmers ages 19 or older. Registration fee is $40. Call 432- 5880. ADD TAU< Coastline Counseling Center olfers a free lecture on Attention Deficit Disorder: The Big Picture, at 7 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. For more information, call 476-0991. • Send your AROUND TOWN lt@ms to: The Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, ext. 333. <.., t f ~ : ~ : I I -·----- WISTCLD'F PLAZA ,,. .. ~ Newpart-... 0..,.TOllFrH "2-0972 ~16'7-ma unit intact while breaking the " generational cycle ol child abuse. T The Center finds and trains ~~to ~'Oil'~ WOT~ mostly on contract trom an over- burdened social service system suffering deep cuts from both the Orange County bankruptcy and a state govertllft.ent 1hat looks first to social programs to cut expenses, thus allowing small wounds to fester into enormously expensive human and social problems. The volunteer assigned to Sandra was a 30-year Corona del Mar resident named Rochelle 1-loffrnan, who left a flourishing singing career for full-time parenting after her husband died of cancer rune years ago. She volunteered after seeing an Abuse Center ad. ·rve been serving on commuru- ty boards for 25 years.• she said, ·and I was tired of that. I want- ed to do something hands-on.• Sandra provided that oppor- tunity in spades. Her 4-year-old daughter had been returned to her when Rochelle appeared on the scene, and the child was consumed with almost uncon - trollable anger. It was a long, slow process to show the mothe!' how to express love and to convince the child thalJov~ wa.s,Jhere for her. And while thAt WaS goiiig OD, Sandra moved back with a now-sup- portive mother, passed her high school equivalency test, and found a job that provides enough money for her to attend Orange Coast College. "The only one who ever helped me before was my sis- ter," said Sandra, ·and I just used her. But Rochelle gave me hope that I could be a good mother. She. taught me how to discipline my child without pun- ishing her -and to let her know that I love her. Now, I want to learn to be an ultra-sound tech- nician I have my first driver's license and e ven a bank account. And we're going to ha ve a real Chirstmas this year.· She paused for a second. "You know, I'm even begin- rung to learn how to like myself." • JOSEPH N. BEU'S column runs every Wednesday. Thanksgiving -at the Pier!! Join us for a t.radlttonal ~-EL:MHCHITO HOLIDAY FIESTAS Coftlp.lete Catering Services Sizzling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar Banquet Rooms Available in Many Locations Party Trays To Go Pickup Arranged at Location Nearest You For a Fiesta to Remember, Call 645-0209 • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1996 depreslion, marital troubles. Yet until recently, that list was compounded by the fear her ~ttacker would go free. Earlier this month Hilbun dropped an insanity plea, which might have netted him as little as a six-month sentence in a state mental hospital, after pros- ecutors agreed not to seek the death ~ty. On Dec. 17 he is expected to be 'lentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. For Salot, the news brings a sense of relief and closure. •The closure that's CQme with this sentencing absolutely frees me to know that he won't hurt me or anybody else, H she said. "The chances of (Hilbun) ever, ever, ever getting out would be absolutely impossi- ble.• She said executing Hilbun was "my first wish,• but added the notion of life in prison brings its own satisfactions. "He's going to have more hell on earth here, and suffer more, than for him just to have a quick lethal injection,• she said. "For the rest of his life he will always have to live with this punishment of knowing what he did and how he did it." An Orange County Superior Court jury convicted Hilbun in August, but deadlocked in October about whether he was insane during the killing spret'. lf the insanity defense had succeeded, Salot said, "I would probably be on a wild frenzy. I just wouldn't be able to handle that at all .. . It's very scary to think that that could happen.• Salot, who worked in mar- keting and promotions before the attack, has undergone surgery to reconstruct the shat- RODMAN CONTINUED FROM 1 appearances, happene<,t quickly and quietly. People who live only a few doors from his house have yet to see him. Marshall did catch a glimpse of Rodman last Sunday. He hasn't had a conversation with him, but he has said "hi.• "I wish I had talked to him to visit with him,• he said. Yeah, join the club. Bruce Schoenberger, less than a block away, hasn't seen Rod- man. He knows of his moving in only because Rodman's agent asked about buying Schoenberg- er's peach stucco house before purchasing the one he now owns. And Tom Flores, who cleans carpets for Rodman's next door neighbor, didn't even know he was working so near a celebrity home. "I heard he bought a house out here, but I didn't know it was right here." he said. "I'm just hoping he'll call and ask me to clean his hair." People who live 10 blocks down Seashore Drive have had better luck spotting him in all his brightly colored glory. Take Del Johnson's daughter, for instance. ·My daughter came in and said, 'I saw the strangest man dressed like a woman,'• said Johnson, an 8-year resident of the street. •1 told her, 'You've seen our n ew neighbor, honey.'" Johnson's 42-year-old daugh- ter is not a big fan of basketball or tabloid TV. Rodman does plan to make more such Newport Beach ' tered rtgbt l1de or her face. There are plates tn her Jaw. MOTELS ~~trif:,:.~ . ' ~ ~. but ~n rooms for Wegal activities and grafted 1ktn onto her pinkie. poor or non-existent manage-Por yeen, Salot couldn't ment pracUces. stand near wtnd.OWI, lhe Nld. 1b.e dty says it is attempting to They made her feel vulnera~, clean up the image of Newport since Hilbun shot her thn>ugh Boulevard where numerous her car window. Recently abe'• motels operate under substan- overoome that fear, but she still dard conditions and attract crime. cannot stand near d.oorJ for very Boosting the image of local long. motels will benefit the entire •It's an opening w,!1ere any-community, but some owners bodycancome,atme, sheNid. aren't going to take it lying Though she 1 Jeamed to dri-down ve again in recent months, she's . . ~ ot well enough to return to Don Ward, owner of the N.ew- 0 : port Bay Inn, says the regulations w ~I 'get frustrated that I don't go too far, it will hurt~ business have the lffe I had," she said. and the entire ordinance is •When you go through a trau-rldi.culous. . ma of that nature, I've found The motel an~ hotel b':1511les~ that your life does a complete is as old as m~d and little ol 180 You can nevet go back to Costa Mesa is trying to change the i>erson you were.• it," Ward said. "People go to She added "It's difficult to hotels to have sex, and they go align myself ~th my husband for three or fo\lr hours. That's the It's been more than rocky. r~ motel business. It's bee!1 happen- not the person he manied so ing throughout history. he's having to deal with a ~ew Among the requirements out- person. My therapist told me lined in the proposal are that that most marriages 95% of rooms be rented only once in a them do not last (in ihese cas-24~hour period, that guests stay a es)." ' minimum of 12 hours, proper Her marriage to Monte Salot, identification be shown by all who runs a Costa Mesa video adult occupants, renters must be equipment business bas also 18 and that city representatives defied the odds. B~t though be allowed to view registration they're still married and living information for all guests for up together, she said they •don't to 30 days. live as husband-wile anymore." John Morrin, general manager •He went into his own world of Oak Creek Inns that operates and didn't come back, and he's Super 8 Motel at 2645 Harbor trying to find his way back, H she B!vd., says the new draft is a lot said. better than the original draft of Saying she's become a Chris-the ordinance that prohibited tian as a result of the ordeal, she motels from renting rooms to said, •I realized U I could come guests without reservations through something this unbe-between the hours of 9 p.m. and lievable that God had his hand 1 a.m. in it and there was a reason. I But Morrin said the second was living a very fast-paced life draft still gives hotels an unfair and lie stopped me in my advantage over motels and steps tracks.• appearances wheb basketball season ends, according to his personal assistant, Costa Mesa resident Tammy Rodriquez. She minds the details of Rodman's life, a job she found through a temp agency two years ago, when Rodman played for the San Antonio Spurs. When he's here, she said, he hangs out at John Dominis Restaurant, among other Orll;Dge County hot spots. He also drops in at his new business office in Newport Center. So anyone desperate for a peek at Rodman has a few options: 1) Check out the Dec. 12 Rolling Stone, which pictures him as its cover boy. 2) Watch MTV's •The Rod.man World Tour," which includes Seashore Drive scenes, four times a week starting at 10 p.m . Dec. 8. 3) Head to Seashore Drive or New- port Center armed with much patience. A hint for those who choose option 3: The Bulls play the La.le- ers Feb. 5 in Los Angeles. He also likes to slip in occasionally to escape those bitter winters in Chicago, where he rents a home, or to escape his hometown of San Antonio. "He likes the warmer cli- mate," Rodrique~ explained. •And when be comes to Newport Beach, he has many fans here, but they pretty much respect his privacy." 'Ihmslation: He'd prefer you avoid option 3. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. .~Tit56 VOTERS . CONTINUED FROM 1 limits on county supervisors. Nearly 80% of Costa Mesa voters approved the lµnits, as did 82 % of Newport Beach voters. In local elections, the precinct reports showed Costa Mesa Mayor Joe Erickson the prevail- n Facials 250 Weaves I I ° Color I I Off w I coupon I I European Facial ......... $15/up I I Back Facial ................ $18.00 I Manicure ..................... $5.00 I Pedicure ...................... $6.00 I I Eyebrow/Arch Waxing ..... $5.00 • cosme1010 : ADVANCED ACADEMY'& 2300 Harbo r Blvd. (o.,ta Me~a CA 92626 (7 14) 545-1616 Beautify Your Yarxd! We lume Oller' f-0 IJN18 combh!if ~ tn Chi. area. Our quality, creatlott11 and MrD1cit cw~ "' ~soeaoUlcab ~of aU "°"" ~and "'°'°"" needs. ................ ·~Pdoe. a-.UQ. .... ,.Poola. -- t • Oll the rights of dtizenl. •ney want motel operaton to post a sigil lt4ttng that records ~~~~~dWWft,. CGJS, Mo61l1' l4id':' Tb!ti Jib inva.ston of privacy.• It will a1lo ~motels to obtain o condi- tional UH penn1t before allowtng occupants to stay in a room longer than 28 days. Eight local motel owners and managen induding Ward and Morrin voiced thell' concerns to the Planntng Commission Mon- day night, saying some restric- tiotiS in the draft motel ordinance need to be changed. Most mot.el owners and operatorJ, however, say they agree with the concept of the ordinance. •1 would like to work with the city, but they can't shut us down," Morrin said. Mayor Joe Erickson said the ordinance is not meant to act like "Big Brother," but rather to make motel owners run responsible businesses and to put pimps and hooken o\Jl, of business. "We are going to clean it ·up," Erickson said. The proposed ordinance dif- ferentiates between a •hotel" and a "motel• describing the for- mer as any building.pr combina- tion of buildings three or more stories in height, with six or more guest rooms and a lobby or main entrance that provides room access. Hotels also have more services such as room service, recreation facilities, retail stores and banquet facilities. Motels differ as they are less than three stories tall, parking allows easy access to guests and rooms are accessed through the parking lot rather than a common lobby area. The draft ordinance is sched- uled for more discussion at a study session scheduled for 4 p.m. Dec. 9 at City Hall in Con- ference room 1-A. It is not a for- mal public meeting. ing choice for another term on the City Council. Only one precinct -in the Adams Avenue/Pinecreek Drive area - did not select him to fill one of the three vacant seats. Erickson, Heather Somers and Libby Cowan will take their oaths on the council Dec. 2, but Lawrence Jones, Chris Steel and Robert Graham won a few of the city's precincts. Ii MARC MARTIN I DAl.Y PH.OT Beachgoen wW have to find a different spot to soak up the sun along th1s stretch of beach. A sand replenishment pro- gram will close the shoreline from the Santa Ana River Jet- ty to 28th Street. The project should be completed l?Y the end of December. ----- Ml CASA f\r..l/rl i/111 1 ( )lf//c'/ M EX ICAN IHSTAUHANT Hu gone ftsblngl For ftsb· tacos White flsh served on a soft com tortilla with our Mspeciar white sauce. cabbage. cheese. guacamole and a slice of lime. Llke they serve on the coast of BA.JAii Our meals are a trtp to BAJA as well u MEXJCOll The*-" c • SI 97Z I "B~;.:iJ;J 20": 2•"-! I NOBLE FIR W.REA111S I SAVE -, Compare oarprka~ See oar selecdon. : t hpet1eace oar customer "nice. : HEMPHILL 'S~ RUGS & CARPETS . 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DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Defense is QUOTE OF THE DAY ~ ,..,.. reallr gqlng to (/IC a,/t6 Pf/OP/I a lot more ... • -ESTANCIA IOGH BbYs BASKllTBAlL WA.QI RJOI BOta • Peninsula High remaids Queen of the Hill in girls tennis with sixth straight Division I crown after gaining sweet revenge with convincing victory over Newport. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot .CLAREMONT Since Miraleste. Rolling Hills and Palos Verdes rolled into one in 1991 to form modem-day Peninsula High, its girls tennis players have had an attitude. •we were fired up, because I don't think our girls liked being underdogs, especially in the Corona del Mar match ... that was a big one,• Peninsula Coach Tom Cox said, after his squad upset top-seeded Newport Harbor, 13- 5, in the CIF Southern Section putting Case and Barker away. The first-round victory by Emily Barker and Taylor was Newport Harbor's only close win. The Sailors won seven of eight dose sets when they defeated Peninsu- la two months ago. In the set, with the Sailors behind, 4-1, Barker-Taylor came from two games down, 2-4, to force a tie-breaker. In the tie- breaker, they went ahead in points, 5· 1, but Peninsula came back and won three straight Division I champi- onship match Tues- day at the Clare- mont Club. Newport Harbor (22-3) snapped Peninsula's 120- matcb winning streak Sept. 19 in a nonleague match, winning five tie- breakers and two other sets, 6-4. "We were fired up, because I don't think our girls liked being underdogs ... " points. It was tied three times in the tie- breaker, before Tay- lor's backhand lob landed cleanly over Tjong's head for a winner at 9-8. •Brooke and -PENINSULA COACH TOM COX Emily really stepped up to keep us in there,• Olson said. ·They've been doing that all sea-·sweet revenge,· Cox said. •Tuey came into our den and beat us there. But I'd rather be good in late November than September." The third-seeded Panthers (22- 3), who defeated Corona del Mar in the semifinals on Friday, 10-8, improved to 141-3 in their six- year history, claiming their sixth consecutive CIF Division I title. • Peninsula also defeated the Sailors in 1993, 17-1, for the CIF Division I title, when Newport Harbor seniors Vanessa Godbey, Katie Canright and Emily Barker were freshmen. Peninsula started quickly in the final, winning four of six sets in the opening round, including a pair of 6-4 victories in singles and another in double$. And had Newport Harbor's Barker and Brooke Taylor not pulled out a tie-break victory against Peninsula's No. 1 doubles team in the first round, the Sailors would've been down, 1-5. •Tue difference today was in the first round,• said Newport Harbor Coach Fletcher Olson, whose squad was behind, 8-4, after two rounds. Peninsula's Stacey Tomkiewicz and Christie Tjong, who won the decisive set against CdM in the semifinals, won the decisive set again when they topped Kristen Case-Sarah Barker, 6-0. Tomkiewicz and Tjong bad seven match points before son.• Godbey was the only mainstay in singles for the Tars, sweeping, 6-0, 6-1, 6-2 froQl her No. 2 position. •Both teams are very tough," Olson said. -They just played tougher than we did. And, no, it's never disheartening when you lose to Peninsula. We had no advantage, but I think we had an opportunity. Absolutely, we were not overconfident, but we did come here to break Peninsula's CIF championship record. We knew Peninsula was going to be here at the Finals.· Aside from Godbey's play, Peninsula dominated in singles, as well, winning five of six. ·1 can't believe we won in singles," Cox said. "Tb.is is the total reverse score of what they beat us." Erica Nelson won the Sailors' other singles set, 6-3, over Penin- sula's Jane Kim. The Tars lose only three play- ers (Canright, Godbey and Bark- er) for next year's team, and start- ed four freshmen -Chelsea God- bey, Amanda Collopy, Sarah Barker and Case -in the Finals. '9nlNula 1J. Newport tt.rt.or-5 Singles: Canrlght (NH) lost to Miller, 4-6, lost to Kim, 3-6. lost to Kabe, 4-6; V. Godbey (NH) won, 6-1. 6-0, 6-2; Nelson (NH) lost. 3-6, won, 6-3, lost. 4-6. Doubles: E. Banter-Taylor (NH) def. Tomiciewkz·TJOOQ. 7-6 (10-8), lost to Blashaw-Ursich, 5-7, lost to Rajfer-Popeney, 1-6; C. Godbey<ollopy (NH) lost. 3-6, 4-6, 1-6; Case-S. Barker (NH) lost. G-6, 4-6, 1-6. 11 (1'\.ll l\" Estancia High's boys basketball team promises to be on the cutting edge of Boyce's demeanor. Boyce said. ·w e'll be intense and focused and ready to play hard, and we're going to think on the court. I'm not going to have scream at peo- ple.• I ' I\ I \ I I \\ Boyce's forte, having run that side of the court for Parsel the la.st four seasons. But he also plans a few changes offensively, where Nelson, We,• Boyce said. •He can play spots 1-5. If he stays focused, be could have a big year. Uke every- one in our lineup. he's going to have to rebound. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-If a team's hot beverage selection reflects the personality of its coach, the Bstancia High boys basketball squad bu traded bot chocolate · for double espresso. : Bnergetic Rich Boyce, an Eagle : assistant the last nine seasons, is : preparing for ---.....---. : his tint season • at tbe helm, ; having inherit- : ed the reins : from tranquil · nm Panel, : whose four- : year vanity =tenure includ· : eel three Padf- • tc Coast Nellon : Lea9'118 cham· : plomhipl. 1' And while Panel wu no wall· •: GOww' when it came to demand· •: Ing IDtwlty and effort, ~.re:; : boundlell lideUne sptJ1t : UDID.formed spectaton into ' brillrYtDg be WU the bM.d man all :, aloiag. - : ! •ua lliolt td:ml I've ever ~·~ lllbtokeeptbereADI ; ,... ......... tbe ~Nn,g of tbt ·f;.,.-.._-.. tbD up 1aw 1n :~.H t:lWbmtbekidl,_.. Add talented to the list of things Bagle fans should expect from this yea.r's squad, which returns one full-time starter (Sam Nelson) and another (Brandon Casillas) who started a handful of games for last season's 23-5 CIP South.em Section ID-A quarterfi- nallst. Nelson, a 6-foot-4 junior, and cumas, a 6-5 senior, are joined by fellow returner Ryan Simpson, a 6..J junior. The new addition1 ~ led by Mater Dei transfer Sel- wyn Mansell and junior varsity MVP James Dawkins. Mansell. a 5.9 senior point guard, provides quickness, unselftshness and lea.denb.lp, while Dawklm. a 5·11 Junlorwbo broke ruablng nKUda a1 a run-mno back this fall. JOU.nds out an atbfiltic ~ 80Y'(» ..,.:ts to be u daDgelvul • w ... u lt is attactrtQo tit bMUt. •0etemtve1y, we're Nelly golDg to ......... .,..,.. .• ·'Mi more,• Bo,c;:e Mid. ·T'bll • ......_ be the -~group Of clllllii4 .. w.... ...,.,.. ... ...... • ---~ a talented jump shooter who is also strong a.round the basket. fig- ures to pace the attack. ·we're going to run more set plays, as opposed to just continu- ous motion.• Boyce said. ·we've got some good shooters, and we think this is a better way to get them their shots.• Nelson averaged 9.6 points per game last season, third-highett on the team behind All·CIP aenion Dane Plock. the Newport- Mesa Distrlct Player of the Year now at Cal State Fuller- ton. and 6-6 poet Cbrll Candlilh. •tte'1 going to play imkle, out- side, bulcelly all over the Door,• Boya.said. . Cuillu, who aver•ged. 8.2 points per game, but Metty 21 ln three PCL 9e.me1 wbil4t ltaittng for an ill Cand'Ulb., II potmtlaDy a' proUfiC ICONf. whom. ~Mid. aeedl to cliilP.tY a mare ..U· rouDded gem.a Jor the ~ to NCic:ilied. ·n..e are ttmlil Wilm Bra- dan .. the tieit Pia~ -tbe .... ma bie'I tiy far our .. ftl'M- Casillas has also shown a knack for shot blocking, which Boyce said will come in handy if teams get by the Eagles' def en- sive pressure on the perimeter. Simpson, who will also con- tribute on the boards, scored 61 points as a 10phomore. He bas made great strides, however, and is expected to open the seuon as a starter. •Ryan has \ ......... -.. -- . . . . .... • -• J .Playoffs bringing out best in AYSO fj'f • . . . . . I' • I -.. -..... j~ • -~--,:Ji.. ------. . •~ r ,.,. in~AYSO Region 91 contlnue with closely contes\'ed laues ln mos& ilnstances. Here's bow last wee.It's oompeti· ~ That Magic touch· tion went: J~ Austin pkyed tbeacond ~in the, ~and had a number of .aves. Wbo .f, Magic?: The Who beat the Mag· ic ln the rubber match between two evenly matched teams. JillJan Austin scored two 'goals and MacKenzie Mangosing and Kate Bernay booted ln one apiece for the Who, who were lead ln the goll by Undsay Bear• don. . Justin Chrtst.emen. Marc Dani.els, Cavin Dias, Elliot Poster, 1\'avis Frederick, 'JYler Hosseini. Ryan Marahall, Pablo Mathus, David Mollehenbecher and Matt nacy. tonaen. Tbe You defensive etfort was led by : COSTA MESA -The Blu.e Magic Amanda PaDcm, Allison Simons, Kelly : defeatAMl the Purple Piranhu, ._1, this Kaban. CaJOlfne Oaure, and Courtenay: put weekend to capture the AYSO Schuler. ~ Region 120 girls division 4 cba.mpl· Kl lier Tomatoes GIRU IYISION ! Coo I Runnings Swamp · i ~~ Doran l<lOred three second-half Rabi 4, • u 4, Ban-6. Bndlen 5: In one of the most exdting games 1n AYSO b.btory, it took the Cool Runnings four quarters, two overtime peri· ods and a shoot-out to claim a 6-5 victory over the tenadous Bruisers. The Runnings took a 1--0 lead into the second half on the first of two goals by Lauren Miller and tough defense by Raa Moeller, Lara Schillin.g and Pascal Krotee. Goalkeeper Lilja. Adden\an's bid for a shutout was spoiled in the third quater when a Bruisers' shot deflected off a defender into the goal. Sllmen 1: • goals to cap an undefeated playo run. The undefeated Swamp Rats finished up • Jenny Krikorian opened the scoring with pool play with a 4~ 1 Victory on two goals by.: the only goal of the first half. llbees 2: The Killer Tomatoes overcame a 1· 0 deficit to avenge an earlier defeat at the bands of the Banshees, 4-2. The two feams were deadlocked 2-2 at the half before the Tomatoes pulled ~way. Annie Kreger led the Tomatoes with two goals and Kaytie lacovino and Sarah Purcell added one apiece. The team also received strong defe nse from Sarah C utsforth, Lauren Mohns and goalie Ashley Weber. Sttngen 3, Crull 0: Rachel Fernley scored twice and Ashley Harrison once as the Stingers improved to 1-3-1 w1th the shutout victory, keyed by the defense of Ul- ndMy Walsh, Alyse Vulter and Jennifer Orr. Michelle McROrle, Shay Barton and Harri- son were each credited with an assist for the Stingers. Cheyne Smith and one each from Shuga.r : The Magic got some strong defensive Valiz and Aqstin Schwaner along with two : .tlorta by Amanda Teregis, Christa assists from Don Hunt. The top.ranked Rats ! Crenshaw, Vanessa Graves and Christi· advance to the semi-_ftnals. : na Thompson with Corrinne Tumer in : goal. Kelsey Knight, Vanessa Melgar ~·s No Fear 2, Gowdy'• No Pear t : ! and 5am.antha Statum. controlled the ln a thriller, Rasch's No Fear held on to beat : .midfield. Gowdy's No Fear 2-1. Rasch's scoced first : Coach Steve Te.regis' team will repre- on a goal from Eric Schelin {assisted by ! sent Costa Mesa in Area play in January. Splash -I, KJller BO~S DIVISION 3 Chris Rasch). The remainder of the first bait : was scoreless, featuring great defense pfay : from both teams. Rasch's added a second ! goal in the third period when Jonathan : Bananas 0: The Splash, the regular-season doormat, continued their post-season suc- .~ess with a 1-0 upset of the Killer Bananas m a game dominated by defense. With less ,than five minutes to go, Tom Werbe scored on a cross from fyler Jack. Goalkeeper Tyler Scbatzlein shutout the Bananas. SUngers 2, Blue Meanlea 1: The Stingers made it a two..game sweep of their competition, with goalies A.J. Olson and Lacey Erickson connecting off assists from Ashley Harrison and Michelle McRorie. The Blue Meanies tied the game at 1-1 on Lauren Birchfield's goal, but Erickson drove in the winner for the Stingers, whose i:tefen- !>ive net of Jenna Lorenz, Ashley Stevens, Shay Barton and McRorie proved decisive. Fernley rallied from an injury to play a courageous game for the Stingers. The Bntlsers went ahead in the fourth quarter with a quick shot in front of the net, but Tayler Giacomaro, Amanda CarveT and Marissa Joseph relentlessly attack and finally put the ball in in the fin.al seconds to send the game into overtime. Neither team generated good scoring chances in the overtime periods. In the shoot-out, the Bruisers' Lauren Miller, Mary Ellen Snel- grove, Raa Moeller, Lilja Addeman and Tayler Giacomaro put four of their five shots found the back of the net. Tayler Giaco- maro, taking a rare tum in the goal, turned as)de two of the Bruisers' shots. Cefalia shot was inadvertantly kicked into : the goal by a defender. Tom Yacko kicked ! in Gowdy's lone goal on a shot from the 18-: yard line. : Strikers battle back to gain 4-3 triumph over Rapids A superb defensive play by Adam : Splash 1, SUver Team 0: The Splash advanced to the finals with a nail-biting 1-0 win over Silver. Tyler Jack netted an unas- sisted goal late in the game to give the Splash the win. Carver Young, David Her- nandez, Stephen Rasch and Tom Werbe offered strong support in the victory. Dawgs 2, Ninjas 1: The third· BOYS DIVISJON 4 round playoff game ended with a dramatic 2-1 shootout victory for the Dawgs. Michael Gustafson, on an assist by Remi Viada, scored a late fourth-quarter goal to send the game into overtime. The tense shootout ended with Grant Kidman and Peter Peters scoring, while goalkeeper Clark Fonda shutout the Ninjas with four great stops. Others playing well for the Dawgs included Baltic Babes 2, Blew By You 1: The Baltic Babes came away with a 2-1 victory despite a last-minute flurry by Blew By You. For Blew By You, Lyndsi Foster scored the sole goal with great offensive support from Jodi Rorden, Theresa Simmons, Amanda Barto, Holland Osadche, Kate Sharp, Kami Pion, Susie Esquibel and Danica Chris- Pinkerton stopped a breakaway shot attempt as the game ended. Also contribut- ing solid efforts for Rase.h's No Fear were Travis Williams, Casey Neale, Blake New- man, and Evan J,:occomo. The loss was the final game of a great season for Gowdy's No Fear, led by sweeper Robert Andrews. Oth- er standouts were forwards An\tlony Mor- gan, Daniel Shea, Kenny Rakestraw and Kurt Yacko; halfbacks Chasen Murphy, Harrison Brown, Kevin Gowdy and ·Brett Green; fullbacks Shaun Kietzer, Andrew : COSTA tvmSA -Jason Hardy scored what proved to be the winning goal in the third quarter as the Costa Mesa Strikers came back for a 4-3 win over the Long Beach Rapids in AYSO Region 120 boys division 4 plus play. The Strikers scored three goals in the second quarter to even tbe score-, 3-all. Rizal McGee scored the first goal on a . header while Matt Schirmer scored the~ other two. • Who 6, Wlldcats 0: Ji 1 Ii an GIRLS DIVISION 4 Austin scored three goals, Allison 1hnen added two and Megan Dias kicked in another to led the Who to an easy victory. Nabin and Kendall Hudson and goalie Ian ! Armstrong. : Goalie Joseph O'Sullivan was MVP: with a number of diving saves. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ---------·---------. Arnold Acuna Ramirez, port Beach, CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual Be Wllhln or undlt the lend, tlngent creditors, •nd o.d GI Tn.t -*' bV the decedent. 2284 Terrebonne Ave., San This business Is con· Have you started doing !oqether with the Perpetuel persons who m•y other· DllWl.,._,•llrde,,.,,_.. THE AMENDED Olmas. CA 91n3 ducted by: an Individual Fictitious Busln•H business yet? no Right of Drilling, Mining, Ex· wise be Interested In the c:adld on 0112t/f ... • b PETITION requests the PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE Wayne Creel, 20041 Oster-Have you started doing Name Statement Melissa Magrath ploring 8l'ld Opermtlng There· wiR or estate or both .....,.. Ho. ......,. In decedent'• WILL and __ S_T_A_T_E_M_E_N_T_O_F __ 1 man. llW7, Lake Forest, business yel? No The following persons are This statement was filed for and Storing In and Re· of: HARRY E. LAKE ' Bodi -.,_ -d CJmliflil,... codiclla, If any, be ecf. ABANDONMENT OF CA 92638 Jaclynn Jacober doing business as: Asset with the County Clerk of moving th• Stme from the A PETITION hn c:cwdl In iw cA:it d .. mlttlld to• prob•te. The USE OF FICTITIOUS This business Is con· This s111emen1 was llted Recovery Group, 1048 It· Orange County on 1 t·8·96 Uind or Any Other I.and, In· been flied by DONALD ~ Rlconlw GI 0rwvt Will •nd any oodldfs ducted by: a general part· with the County Clerk of vine Ave., #396, Newport 19903701457 eluding the Right to Whip-o LAKE in the Su lllfor ~.Clillanw.. ... 11'1'1'> •re available for examl- BUSINESS N"ME nership Orange County on 11-1·96 Beach, CA 92660 Dally Piiot Nov. 13. 20, 27, stock or Directlonally Drill C~urt of C•llf~ml• n lo h Noice al Dllll&A nation In the file kept by The to~owing hperson~ Have you started doing 19963700712 Mr. Vaughn Brown, 1048 Dec. 4, 1996 W941 and Mine from I.ands Other County of Or•nge ' end Beelloli lo Sell._.,. the court. hlhaeve afb1"caln1"11·oonuesd lBeusu •. sneesos business yet? No Daily Pilot Nov. 6, 13, 20, Irvine Ave., 1396. Newport PUBLIC NOTICE than the lend, Oil or Gu THE PETITION r• ~~ wm...,222.'!!-~ THE AMENDED Arnold Ramirez 27 1996 W928 Beach, CA 92660 Wella, Tunnels Ad Shafts -, ·--Name: Body Health, 20351 This statement was flied • This business Is con· Into. Through or Across th• quest• that DONALD D. ,,,_.. No. GI Mid PETITION requests Irvine Ave., C·4, Santa Ana wilh lhe County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an Individual Fictitious BuslnHs &Aleurf•c• of the t.e~ and LAKI be appointed H ~ Alootdl, .. 9111 on authority to administer Heights. Calif. 92707 Orange County on 10·7·96 Have you started doing Name Statement to Bouom Such Whipttoctted personal represeni.tlve 1:r1artM" h fb9t tl'aflt the e•t•te under the The Flclilious Business 19903098185 Fictitious Business business yel? no The following persons are « Olrec1loNly Drilled Wells, to .clmlnlster the est•te .,.....toh~~ Independent Admlnlstr• Name referred lo above Daily Pilot Nov. 6, l3, 20, Name Statement Vaughn Brown doing business as: Provld· Tunnels end Sh•fta under of the decedent. ta.., 700CMcC«lllWDIM tlon of Est•tes Act. (Tiils was flied in Orange Co~nty 27 1996 w929 The following persons are This statement was flied Ian Group, 336 Lugonla St., and Beneath or Beyond ttle THE PETITION r• W-. 811'1111 Ar-. CA .. t:Q> •uthority will anow the on 2 ·2 1 ·9 5 • F 1 I e ' doing business as: Coast wilh the County Clerk of Newport Beach, CA 92663 Exterior Umit• Thereof, and quests the decedent's P.M.. .. P'olblc aalon•to h personal representative NJou.dFy631;;8Smilh, 1613 112 PUBLIC NOTICE Waler and Power, 5515 Orange County on 11-&-96 Jamsheed Amlrie, 336 to Redrtll1 Ratunnel, Equip, WILL •nd codlclls, If 11ny, ..,_ bl&tilw b' CMll r..-to take many •ctlons River Ave .. Newport Beach, 19983701470 t.ugonla St.. Newport Maint91n, ...,,_,Deepen end be edmltt9d to prob•te ........ ..,.af .. In.._ without obtaining court West Balboa Blvd.. New-Fictitious BuslnHs CA 92663 D 11 Pil 1 N 13 20 27 Beach, CA 92663 ()pefata Any Such Welle or The Will .nd siy M mon.r GI h .......... •pptoval. Before i.klng port Beach, CA 92663 Name Statement Mike Kilbride, LTD., (CA), D a Y4 1~6 ov. • ..Ys38 This business Is con-,,.,_ W'llhOut, How9Yef the codicils •• •vallable for 8-).lllWlt. .. Mll"*"' ceruln very Important Jeff L Shotwell, 1613 t/2 The following persons are 5515 River Ave., Newport ec. ' · dueled by: an l1l9IVidual Right to Drlll, MIM, Store, examination In the ftle elt~tD ... ncMhlld •ctions, howevtf, the Wesl Balboa Blvd .. New· doing business as: a) In· Beach, CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing &jlb't llnd N AMetved In kept by the court ll¥1tinllrMldo.dGIT'Nlt person•! represent•tive port Beach, CA 92663 vestor's Really Group, The, Thia business Is con· business yet? no ttle Deed from t1\e lrvtne THE PETITION In the ~ tallllllcl In w lU t-e required to give This business Is con· b) Investor's Capllal Group, ducted by: a corporalion Fictitious Bualness Jamsheed Amiri• ~ Aaccwdtd M.y 30 quests authority rt 9lkf ~ fnd .... ._. notlC41 to interested ducted by co-partners The, cl Redondo Village Have you started doing Name Statement This statement was flied 1888 .. IM!Nfnem No ae: edmlnlst the st t 0 11t!# dllclbd: Pwai1 1, af persons unlns they 19963702724 Propert es, 17421 Nichols business yet? no The following persona are with the County Clerk of 22A485 of Offlcial Aec~dt. er e a• Pwail Mlpa No. ~a, In h•ve waived notice or This stalemenl was filed Street, Suite G. Huntington Mike Kilbride. LTD., Mika doing business u : Budget Orange County on 10-29-96 "'RCS. 2: Non-ExclU91ve 'tt•[ 1 the ti lndep~Et h ~ GI CGilll 11t1a, COOMnted to the wilh lhe County Clerk or Beach, CA 92647 Kiibride, Presldenl/Mana~er Blinds of Newport BHch, 1990370042t &_,.nts fOf lngrns, m n •tra on ° •· ~ af O.W,... -d Orange County on 11·22-96 John Randal Petrie. 1742t· This statement wcas fl edl 3913 Marcus IB, Newport Dally Piiot Nov. 20, 27, Eorw, ~It In, to and ~ateslll";~ I~ author~ ClllDft*, • Ill'~,... r,:;:;::::en:C1fon.I The Dally Pllol Nov. 27, Dec. 4, G Nichols Street. Hunting· with the County lerk o Beach, CA 92663 . Dec. 4, 11, 1996. W952 over the Common Alu, All Y w w person oordldlnlooll~ • admlnl1tration authority 11181996 w96l ton8each,CA92647 OrangeCountyon11-8·96 Martin J. Blelefelcl, 3913 •o.crtbedln theDeclara· representative to i.ke ..... GIPM:lllllll•;" .. ' • · This business Is con-19903701450 Marcus #8, Newport PUBLIC NOTICE tlonGI~ Conditions min¥ .etfona without OlleeGlhOounlr......,. will be gr•nted unlt11 an PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an Individual Dally Pilot Nov. 13, 20. 27, Beach, CA 92663 end~ Md RaNrYe-obt.intng oourt epproval. al 9lkf ~. PAACB. 2: lnt.rest.d person files Registrant has not yet Dec 4 1998 w935 This buslneu Is 00~ Flctltlou• 8usln•H tlon of Eaa•rnenta '°'New-a.tore taking certain Non....,.,. 11 r~ IP-ao objection to the NOTICE OF begun to lransact business · ' ducted by: an Individual Name Statement port North ("Declaration"I, vefy Important lletlons, .....,.. ti:> Pll'ail 1 llbow. petition and shows good PUBLIC SALE under the fictitious name(s) PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing The fonowlng pereone If• Recorded August 18, 1988 however, the personal lair .-, ...... egr-. cause why the court The mini storage lacilily. listed above. buslneas yet? no doing buslntss as: Corpe. 11 INtn.lmtnt No. 88-represent•tlve wilt be •aued11•it. ........ .., should not gr11nt the according lo lhe provisions John R. Petrie Flctltloue Butln•H Martin J. Bielefeld rate Car, 1521 Canfield l.11. 394044. af Oflc:lal Aecord1, required to give notice to ,....., ~ ....... ... •uthorltv. of Division 8 of the Busl· Th ls statement was filed Name Statement This statement was filed 13, Anaheim, CA 92805 and In the Notice of Addition lnternted persons .....,,.. ~el•• A HEARING on the ness Professions Code, wllh the County Clerk or The following pereons are with the County Clerk ol Aaron l.H 8ond1. 1521 of Termory end~ uoleu they h.ve w.ived m1bad In h Dldlil11lon GI petition will be held on Chapler 1 o. Section Orange County on 11·8·96 doing business aa: Assocl· Orange County on 11-8-98 Canfield l.ll. #3, Anaheim, Oedaratlon of Covenanu, notloe or consented to ~• IDrh "'*-"'" December 5, 1996 at 21707(a), hereby gives NO· 19963701541 ated Flnanclal Service 19903701453 CA 92805 Conditions and Rtstrictton. the ro oeed •ctlon 1 l900ldad •~Ho. 1:4 5 P.M . In Dept. 703 TICE OF PUBLIC SALE. Daily Pilot Nov. 20, 27, GSro1up, 75681 Cenle~ Ave., Dally Pilot Nov. 13, 20, 27, JhJ'.ci ~uslna~I :~ ~on-for Pt1eN 4 of Newport Hom The p p lndtpend~t ~ a.llll Alconll. loaited •t 341 The City Airport Sell·Storage will Dec. 4, 11, 1996. W953 u le 44 • Hunt ngton Dec 4 1996 W939 u y: an v ua . ("Notice"), Recorded Febru-edmlnl tr lion auth rlt Tl'le ~ ~ ... Drive Orange CA 92668. conduct a public sale ol Beach, CA 92647 . • Have you started dOlng erv 2 1987 as ln•trument • • o Y °'*common ...,iidon, I IF YOU OBJECT TO lhe contents of the storage PUBLIC NOTICE Jack S. Klng, 12972 New PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? no No a'7-o61867 and Re-Re-win be gritnted unlen .,, an, af h ,..., ~ -. space(s) named below, Hope St.. Garden Grove, Aaron Bonds eotded A uet 31 1987 81 Interested person flies ~t6owieltDUIDOl'tldtc> the granting of the wrth lhe contents being Flctltlou1 Busln•H CA 92640 Flctltlous Buslnesa This 1tattmtnt was filed lnatru(Nn":'No 87-494949 ao objection to the '* • A11c1ift ,.._ eo... petition, you should sold to the highest bidder. Name Stetement This business Is con· Name Statement with the County Clerk ol Al af Oflloiel ~rn of~ petition 1nd 1how1 good 11t1a, CA tim7. Tl'le ~ •PP•tr •t the hearing for lawful money of lhe The following persons are ducted by: an lndlvldual The following persons art Orange County on 11 ·28-98 11'119 ~ Cellfomlt and CM.I"' 'Nhy the court = 1"""9 cllCillhe an, •nd •t•te your ob)tc· United States ol America dolng business as: Cross Have you started doing doing buslnell as: Skin 19903700191 Ameodl•••• TheNto PAR· should not grant the IDr.., h:D1a-tlons or fife written (cash). Fire Industries, 8788 Coral business yet? yes, 11-1·80 Cara al llluslons Salon, Dally Pllol Nov. 27, Dec. 4, Cfl. 3 •. An Excluslv~ Eu• euthOrity. GI h ~ ~ ... objections with the oourt The sale Is being held lo Springs Court llC201. Hun· Jack S. King . 23710 El Toro Rd .. Lake 11 . 18, 1996 W962 ment for Side trd P\ifposn A HE~ING on the C11'9rOQl'lll'llOndwluwlbt,I before the hearing. Your satisfy a landlord's lien and tlngton Beach, CA 92646 T.hls stalement was . filed Forest, CA 92630 ovet a Portion ~f the Adlofn. petition wt• be held on an, • .._, hlNlr\....,.... tlllll appearance m•v be In wilt be held at: 3800 Cam-Jay Mark Campbell. 8788 w1lh the County Clerk of Kara Lee Grewe, 24972 PUBLIC NOTICE ~LatofSaldTraot 1227l December 28 1996 at ...,.Glhl.qllidbilllnee perton or by your pus Drive, Newport Beach, Coral Springs Cl. ifC·201, Orange County on 11·t3·96 Camberwell, Laguna Hilla, "OesCflbed and l.lmlted by 1:46 P.M . In 'Dept. 703 GI "':W' _... bV •ttomey. CA 92660 on December 13. Hunllnglon Beach, CA 19913701788 CA 92653 "'1TICEOfAPt'lJCA110ll 1he Oeclal'atlon and the No-locaWd at 3'41 The Cfty h tD be acllll... IF YOU ARE A 1996 al 10:00 A.M. 92646 Daily Pllol Nov. 20, 27, This business Is co,,.. TO SRL ALCOHOLIC BEVER 11ce lha tot11 amount of tha Drive Or•nge CA 92868 •~ wfl;-.:1 ~ CREDITOR or • contln· Aucrloneer's Name: K.E. Peter S~abolcsl, 6208 E. Dec. 4, 11. 1996. W944 ducted by: an Individual AGEi • ~~ofthaotlligt· IF YOU OBJECT TO llllPl'*9 ... .,_... • gent creditor of the Auction Service Phone Cora.I Cir.. Anaheim. CA Have you s1arted doing tlon ~ .... the -th f the h lme GI h lillMll ~ d ed t file t 909-873·0744, P.O. Box 92807 . PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? no APPLICATION ALEO· NOV 20. t a,. otd ~ P'v":Ol~ ' gr11nting 0 *in of h Na1oe d .. s y~:~.1m· :,jthu ~"..•court 825. Rialto. Ca 92377. This business ts con· Kara Grewe 1'196 ° 1 re•aon .. .,.,, petition, you should $20t,7'8SA1. In ~ lo ,,. Bond /1 146537300640 ducted by: co-partners . Fictitious Business Thie statement was flied ToWhomlt~Concem . =1':!:!::"t'U:)('r""~ appHr at the hewing CMh.hTn.mte .. eccepte ~ m.it • copy to the The public Is invited to at· Have you started doing Name Statement with the County Clerk ol 81..00MNGOAUS INC.. IS tha lnltlal -·wT ti t 7':!. •nd si.te your obje<> Cllllttltr's dledc driillM\ on • persoruil rtprennt•tlve tend Terms are cash only. business yet? no The following persons are Orange County on 11~96 (art) 1"'Y1llO ID the Department ,....... ca on ° lions or ftle written ..... or f111on1t ..... a •ppolnted by the court Owner re,etves the r1ght to Jay Mark Campbell , doing business as: Nordic 19903701454 of Alcoliolic Bt~ Col'lltol ID ~g~rSH °1? sr ~ obfec11ons with the ooun dledcdriillM\bVa-.orfllct. within four months from bid This statement was filed Uh. Inc .. 3411 W. Fordham Dail Pilot Nov 13 20 27 Hit llcOhollc blwrages at mi • · · eyme, before the heerlng. Your n cnc1t 1fti1n or a of-* the d•tt of first Issuance A general deKriplion ol wllh the County Clerk ol Ave .. Santa Ana, CA 92704 Dec Y4 1996 · ' WS4 \ Newport Cemer, 1st Ar,, NewPoft ":!:9drbv eath. s c:uNer I •ppeer11nce may be In drlMn bV a ..... or t.dtrlll of letters u provided In lhe propert~ being sold. Orange County on 11·14·96 Nordic 1.1'1, Inc.. (CA). · • Beach, CA 92660, With an Type o awn on a ttet• Of person or by your ...,. ... .., WO "" 1, section 9100 of the along the w th the ldenlrty 1990370202.2 3411 W. ford ham Ave., PUBLIC NOTICE 4\.-0n Sale Beer & Wine Eating bynmi::'.~ ;= = •ttorney. 191111p -clllmi °' aw-Cellfornl• Probat9 Code. ol the Occupant renting lhe Dally Pilot Nov. 20. 27, Santa Ana, CA 92704 ~ace hcense(S) IF YOU ARE A "-liilr* ~In laolbt Tha tJme for filing claim• space are as follows: Dec. 4, 11. 1996. W951 This business Is con· Flctltloua BuslneH SantJAna l.fton, or :~~!'~n~ CREDITOR or 1 contln-5102 GI .. FlnMclill Codi win not expire before 0090 Richard A. Kruse. dueled by: a corporation Name Stetement Newport Beach-Cost.a Mna a stste or _., _..,._ .,.., nt creditor of the ............ to dO ~ four months from the back pack. Misc. Bags & PUBLIC NOTICE Have you started doing The lollowlng persons are CN395517 Nov27, Dec4,11, ~~flt.lo~ H~~ r.ceued you must file neeeln ........ ., .. .,.. hewing date noticed Boxes business yet? yes. 10-1-96 doing business as· Body 10!l6 ...... ., « H nge a ct ~ 1 h he ....., °'* '*' CMll la ai> •bovt. 1004 William c. Hitch· Fictitious Business Nordic Ult, Inc., Chr1alo-Health, 20351 Irvine Ave., 1peclfledln1ectlon.16102of your •H wt t court Cll*dhTNttMnwy~ YOU MAY EXAMINE cock, Boxes Neme Statement pher E. Carlson, Pres. c-.c. Sanla Ana Heights, CA PUBLI NO C the FINnci•I Code and au-•nd m• a copy to the hold the ......,. GI h the fl k 1 b h 2015 Marc McOualn. The following persons are This statement was flied 92707 C Tl E thOflzed to do l>Y1lne11 In personal representative ~'sDt•h••lnltt. eourt.1 ~ yo"t •e Y3 ;.,~ boxes contents unknown, doing business as: D & D with the County Clerk of Judy Ann Smith, 1613 1/2 , thl• ttete. The ttreet ed· appointed by the court coma....._ to the~ . t d 1 h sofa. clothes, paint Partnership. 810 1/2 Bego· Orange County on 10-15·96 West Balboa Blvd .• New· NOTICE Of TRU8TE£ I clreH and other oomrnon within four month• from °' .......... • • mllilr GI •on tn •roste n 1 • sprayer, tool boll , nia Ave .. Corona def Mar, 19963899030 port Beach, CA 92663 IAl.E Trustee Salt No. dtalgnatlon, If •nv. of the the d•l• of first IHulll!'loe .... l.id .. wtlbemada, :.:ate,~~~ ma: fl~o:'i'!: 2066 Jay Evans, crawl CA 92625 Dally Piiot Nov. 13, 20, 27, This businesa Is con· 0130833-416 Tltle Ord« No. real propllty~ lbove of letters .. provided In au wlhU OCMNl'll °'..,.. dolly, leathtf jacket, Misc. David M. Ellis, 610 1/2 Be-Oec. 4• 1996 w943 ducted by: an lndlVldual 19521()J Aefertnoe No. Is purported to ti.. 3'?4.,! aectlon 9100 of the ~°'......,,... ~!~':'~f t~:rnun!~~cl .. ~ boxH conlenls unknown gonla Ave.. Corona def Have you started doing 31511373 AJ'N No. 442· CORTE MARIN, NEWPOm Callfornl• Probete Code, ' 1 °' "' 2116 Mark Tolley, wood Mar, CA 92625 PUBLIC NOTICE bu1lne11 yet? yee, 5.95 011·20 YOU ARE IN DE· BE-'CH. CA 92180. The The time for filing claim• 'lo Sllilltt h ~v•:.t;>;~ ~~t!P':r-'~~1 bed frame. green mattrHs Donald S. Ellis, 11 Sky , Judy Ann Smith FAULT UNDER A DEED OF under1lgned Tru1tee dia· wlQ not uptre before _...t.valAd 2206 Richard Levine, Road, Mill Valley, CA 94941 Flotltlous Business This statement waa flied TAUST DATE'D 10/29192. clalmt eny Nablllty for tnY four month• '1om the u..t, ..._ ...,.. any petition or account Miao. houaehold Items, This bu sinus is con-Name Statem•nt with the County Clerk of lH..E.S$ YOU TAI(£ AC110N lncorreotneH of the attoet he•lng d•t. notlc.d Wiit lrlllil9ll ;.iDMiiiiif H provided In section quests authority to · edmlnlster the estate ' under the lndtp~ent '. Admlnlatfatlon of E•· . late• Act, (ThJs authori-• ty will •flow the personal: represent•tlve to take . many action• without • obtaining oourt 11pproval. · Before taking certain : very lmport.nt actions, · however, the personal · representative will be~ required to give notice to. Interested persona • unless they have waived: notice or consented to. the proposed action.)• The independent• edmlnistration authority~ wlll be granwd uni••• en• lntertsted person files• •n objection to the· petl1ioi'\ •nd shows good CMJH why the court should not grant the •uthority. A HEARING on the petition wltl be held on December 5, 1998 at 1 :45 P.M . In Dept. 703 loe11ted •t 341 ni. City Drive Oraoge CA 92668. IF YOU OBJECT TO. the granting of the petition, you should. llppeM •t the he•lng, •nd st.te your obf ec- tions or file written objections with the oourt before the hearing. Your •PJ>Mfance m•y be In· person or by your •ttorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or • contin- gent o-edltor of the deoe•ed, you muat ftle your cltlm with the oourt •nd m•ll • copy to the penonal represent•tive -.>Pointed by the court within four month• '1om the date of first l11uance of letters as provided in sectlon 9100 of the California Probate Code. The tlme for filing claims will not expire before four month• from the hearing date noticed •bove. YOU M AY EXAMINE the file ktipt by the court. If you are a por· son lnttrHttd in the estate, you may file with the oourt a formal Request for Special Notice of the flling of an Inventory and appraisal of estate assets or of •ny petlUon or account H provided In section 1260 of the California Probate Code. A A• quest for Special Notice form Is available from the oourt clerk. Attorney for Pe11tlontt: Tant• l. Whltelea1her 6446 (. Del Amo Blvd., 1201 Lekewood CA 90712 11/20. 11/21. 1 1/27 many boxes contents un-ducted by: a general part-The following person•.,. Orange County on 11·22•96 TO ....OTECTYOUA PAOP· lddr .. s and 01het common ~ve. ...in. ..... ~ .... 1250 of the C•lifornls known, china hulch nershlp doing bu1lne11 at: Dealer ' 19983702728 ER'fY IT MAY 8£ SOU> AT dMIQnetlon, If tffol, ahown YOV MAY EXAMINE p11 9*a GI h ND1t .. Probate Code. A R• 1---------p u b 11 • h • d N • w I' or t Have you 1tarted doing Wh"'• Unlimited, 270 Cao· Dally Piiot Nov 27 0.0 4 A MUC SAL.I. F YOU heteln. leneflclary: BANK the ftle kept by tlW Und 'f.: Died Wiit que1t for Special Notice 8Hch.Costa Mesa Dally business yel? yes, 1+91 ney Lane 1202, Newpor1 8 996 ' ' ~ NEB>N4 EXRANATIONOF OF AMEAICA HT • S~ t If ......... • ~ torm Is avell•bte from PUOI November 27, Decem· David M. Ellis Besch, CA 92663 11• 1 • 1 "'""' 1H!NATUREOFTHEPAO· FOA!CLOSUAE/8ANllC· co~ ·1 ta Y9~':.cs•e, • ~~ In ..ict *-. e..i. ~ the court clerk. ber 4,• 1996. This •t•tement Wat flied Ivan Romano, 270 CagMY PUBLIC NOTICE CRDINGS AOAlfST YOU, IU'l'CV DEPT:.r. ATTN: urA =~t•t• "y;u may fl~ Ith ... ---al ..... Attorney for Pe111toner: W957 with lht County Clerk of Lant #202, Newport rtlOSHOULDCONTACT A DUNOOt-!~•13, 1oGoo ' . w Mdh ... ..-11,irelld Gregory N Moree ---------1 Or~e County on 11-18-96 Beach, CA 92863 Plotllloua aualneH LA\WfJt On Dlolmler 11, VN.JJN Vll;W STREET CY· the oourt a formal Dead ~TN& D& ..,._ 2 752 w .. ~ut Avenue -•PUBLIC NOTICE 1H83702tH This bu1lnu1 ta con-Name atatament 1188at 11:00AM. ....... PRESS, CA 90e3~12 Request fo. Speol•I ~ a~C.,O. Tu.Un CA 92780 cns1428902 Daily Pilot Nov. 20. 27, ducted by: an lndMdual The lollowtng l*90fll are DeedC....., M thf dUly TELEPHONE NO.: 1714) ~otloe of thendfiltng o~ an rlllon.•e.t~ltt:h-11120• 11121• 11127 ""'ctltlo"• Busl-H Dec. 4, t 1, 199e. W950 Have you tlaned doing doing 1>Y1ines1 u: Cal* ~ TNIMe under and 22().3431. Stief nle wfll be ~ventory • 11ppr .. 111 ..... TWUlt Dl9d ...._, ________ _ r • .. .... buslnett Y9t? no Butltrt, 290 Walnut St., pur1U41nt to DMd of Trutt, rrmda, but without cov•n•nt o .. tate MHts or of ..., --. am• a.Ir PUBLIC NOTICI Name Statement PUBLIC NOTICE Ivan Romeno Cott• Mesa, CA 92et7 taootdad Oil 11,,,.112 • or wartanty, expr•nd Of tiny petition or eccount DfM.._~,;;= Th• follewlng persons are Thie atttement was fllld Steven e Bennett. no Document No. 92·760214 ln'flllld, re;atdlng tltls, ~ H provided In section CA-. .,. CNSlUl 12,. dol~ bualnHs 11: Ouallty Flcut1ous auatneH with the County Oletl< of Watnul St .. · Costa Meu, CA look ,.9 of Offlclll ,. .. a.ion, or e~bfencet, l 260 of the Callfornla ~ , ......_ NOTICE OF P!TITION .....,. .__.._ ._ ........ _ Tel S.rvlces. 151 Kalmus Name Stat•ment Orange County on 1 t•&-9e 92627 cotdt In the of~~ the fOt the purpoaa of ntlttvlno Probate Code. A R• VloHlll 0 -, a.cl: TO ADMINJSTIER -.--·-... .,,.. Drive, Sul ta J·7, Co111 The tottowlng ptr.on• ere 1 "8370152J Tl\11 buslnH.a 11 eon. ........., of ORNtOi Coun-the lndtbt--. MOUfed by queet '°' Sped el Notice 1"""91 ~ • ~ llMh MQHa,C~,!.2628 C II I doing butlnH• H: Smart OallyPllotNov.13,20,27, Cluctldby:ilndlvldual ty,Celtfomt..uea.Mdby: Nldo.d~Truatl~ng form ls evallabi. from 1·--W11 ~'l' .... E&iATl.01~ .. ,~ ..,,r .... ,.. ·Five ._p .• • al orn a Golf, 13702 Palrmonl Way, oec • 1896 W934 Have you t•rtld doing STIVIN ST. ct.A1f1t AHO the f ... ehetg119 and ex· the court der". i ·~--..1 """ ,.,.. ,.,. -.::. ' "' MK:ffll!t' .artHu" corporation, m Kalmus Tustin, CA 92780 · ' butlneH Y9 No ~ST. ~ tfU8-...-Of the'"*"· The Attomey fOf Peti-: l'Ul11C NOTICI ARV~O A"A PBl:lt--1• Orll(e, c Suilt J-7, Coell O•vld J. Marczak U102 PUBLIC NOTICI Steven BenMU llNC>NC>aa.L tnm .. under Nlld Deed of N"'-d E. Henneoy MICHAEL A . ARVIZO ..... •r~AY ~r.:-b~~6::, 11 con F~~~nt Way, "fu1Un, CA 'loUtlod antM Thia statement wu ftle<I AT l'UllJC TO T!Wtf _,...a HDdoe pf De· 1411 a.tncl-v It. lte CHS14'1 \N AKA MICHAEL ~· ,...._..-..... • 9 • ..,., .. with the County Clttk Cl THl HtGHllT '°" tuft end Bectlon to 5ell 4i> a,, NOTICe OF ARVIZO AKA MU(! ............ ducted by:• corpor•tlon G.ary Ntlten, 13702 Fair· H•me ltat.._,t Orange Count,y on lM ... CASH~ at ._of be reoordad In \hi~ Cypt-CA IOUO AMENDED PmtlON The flQfatrtnt commenced mont W•'I· Tut\ln, CA The fOfl~ P9ftonS we 1 ... 3700794 .... "'fewMtMN¥ottha .._.. ~ rMI P'°'*1Y la 11121 '1/2? 12,03 TO AOMINISTl'.R AftVIZO to IJMuct t>u.alneaa under e2780 dOlng buslMU .. : N""Sllrt Dall ffll N ' a.. 20 Unft..S ........ ... •nMt ..._.end more than ltde • ' ~ CASI! NO. A 1M2H 1 ~aror=~ th• flot1t1ou1 n•me or Tl\ls b111lne11 ts con-Flnanclal, 1121 H•rl>Of 21 V896 ot <W. • 'Wl2.; QUAD~ a. Yttl art ,,_...,,.hive~..,_ PUILIC NOTICE ESTATI! 01': a.NORA To e1 Mir•. beneft• · nemh •:1ld~bov• on: dllCted by: co-pat1nen Blvd.. Sul~ 801, Co.eta ' 1 HAU. ~.a,_WA rN« IUOt) reooidMlon. ·~ t " . FR.ANC!l IRAUN clarlea, credlton, ~ ~- JetKJfll'/ 1 • 1 Have you •tarted doing M .... CA 812827 PUBLIC NOTIC! CNICwrnd\-.OIEAOf Dlail~. • TNet:ea. NOnCll °' ,,....... CAI~ NO. A193831 tlngent ~editors, and-------11 Q.~~p .• Mark A. Har• buslnell yet? no Otley tCtrby Weawr, 1927 J> aW.,Wfl'Nlt. CA.II Trust o.ed Unit nMM ... "r._,.. r:&D 01 To •• heir•, beneft· penone who mlrf oeher• 1~, ,.,...dtnl Oevld J, Mar~ Herber ltYd. Suit. I01, Flotlt*'9 .....,,... lfgtlt. -. and.,_..~ 311 lwd\...,...,,.,.,.,..,. """..._ ...,... Lm'lo •ties. oredltort, oon-wl.ae be lnwres-.d In ttw •--------- ' 111• lt*'-t'IWll WH flied Thlt ata1tmtne waa filed co.ta MeM, CA tat27 Nw ltal....,.t WW!ld to ..t ...,. ..., lw It 11th"-• lA9' .-...._\CA llL* °'*' ttnotl"lt «edltota, end wlli or nra'9, or bolt\. ~lh the~tymy '?r.r.o:f With the County Clark Of Ttllt butff'l"I It <10 0. The followlng perrtOml a11 undtr Mid o..t °' 1'""4 M I0017. T11=°!Wtl......., ··-• Al. .._.... F*Mne •hit m-v ott.• of: MICt-4.Ml AA'Tl1UR ange 11H;';oont OrsngeCoutl1..!!.!",01!t!! dUC:tfdH-~.*'.,~~ .... ~ ~~ ••l ll<ln h..-.rtY ... ~llt~ '21~~.!..._~-~ ........ '°" ....... wl•belftWMWlnthe ARVIZO AKA MICHAEL Whcnyouwrltc --·---.... •-.,.., .......... care at lllu ....... , 23710 1:1 a..... Cl9lf"'9 .a 1 -U. .._ ,.._. .......... ,...,, . ...-A Dim~ will Of •ta• or Mttl ~. ARVIZO ~A • OuslOcd ad, Dally Piiot Nov. 1!1, 20, 27, O&llV Pilot Nov. 1!1, to, n. tMlneM == toro Ao.Id. I.eke '°' ..... ·.-.rr A ~ ;, Wi_ -0.-11(1_~ wa-. ~ ;-.w of• El.NOAA , ~ct· MICHAn. fiil'(llJm NI.>-lnc:ludc •II Dec. 4, 1t91. Dec. 4, 19" Wl37 ~It flttd CA l2t30 lAl 111 f# Taoc Ne. 1U71, 111•1122211 ~tmw. ~Clp lal T4 aAA~ MfKf ARVIZO the f~tl ----------........ .,..Wi:I~-'• PUIUCIOTIC! With :='V~ Of ~~~t1!~ :..:-:-..:.-~~ 11127 ... ·' ·~ ~J··l AH ~£HOB> A Pfn~ hea PUl&JC lfOTICI Otanga County on 11 ... 11 Tfllt butl,.. .. tt con-eo 1 ......._. tlf ,......_ 'PUIUC 110f1C1 u WIUJ!!!,.~ iH PETITION twit __, fhd -.,, ft*' 1;_Ml4AY JO an~ SCI Ibo '1etttJeua••IMff ":=~ t ... i1TOt4IO -C&.AailPISD ._ ............ ()r. c;m1_,.. ', .. 1 ... ·· ~-=-l:~A~CV:I'~': ln0f ~ rctullt ,._ lwt.._. The~ patlON are :!le.':. Nott, IS,~ ft'• the ......-YG'I w~ NOTICI OP PIT1T90N '* lll ~ CalfllM .. CN1tY of Ot· 1'Cow\lV of Or..., ,, J'Oll ,,.nt. n. ~ ~ .. ~ bUelMta .-: Plldfle -1 1' '*' CioUm on~ ... • __.,• TO ..._TIR . 'VI 1 i. CIQlt. .,...., THE flETmOH ,.., __ ......;;f1011f:wHlOIW.O?I.._..-.._ .............. •: ..... CoMC .... ~ MOft>. s mvrllld ol "*°'*"'....... -...... •TATIOP HAMV' A '~.. ~TH( AMlNO[D ...... thM MARV JO • J:.38,.~ .. ·-=·~.,.:-t ILL '=a=.=:.:-~~·., L~I ··em:· .... :L.~~9?Tl:~"':~.==:.: FIHD Al!MfJI ,,Mii """"'·.. "* hon'9 qualUIH llur.,. Mil........:..-~ ·c~ NO •• ,.,., ... '• !!! ... a .... ,. ..... , .... ....,. .... --I'. .:.= DM TentiOotwie M ., ._,, ,::::c::r Jlft/&l/lt. ~·s ..._,.,. cluslled c.111 ,,.._,,...,,..,,_Mr ~ .. ,_s, .....,_ • ~ • ,-.,~_,. • ef ... 11111•1r11. ~ ..._CA•1m ......,.,.,, ,.._. •"vvtr• MIOM7a Gf .. :" n.tMay ...... -_..lofs, OM' Milli._....... ..,..._ tw ....... ot THt_ NtnlON ..., c _ _,~! ~-c - f PUIUC NOTtCll PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILtc NOTICES PUii.iC NOTICl!S Index II ...... ,. !I -.. .. m ByFax (714) 631-6594 PUl&.IC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ByPboae (714) 642-5678 By MalMn Penom WEONESOAV. NOVEMBER 27, 1996 PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU "11LIC NOTICES Polley Rates arid dradlinr::; arc subjr{'t to change v.1thout n111ier. TI1e publlshrr rrservri-the right to censor. reda~sify. re\'i.;(' or reject any da:.sifird advertisrment. Please repon uny t>rror that may be in your classifird ad immediately. The Uailv Pilnt HlTl'pt~ no liability for any error in e.n advenisrment (or which it may be respomihlt' rxcept for thr cost of tbr space actually ocrnpit>d by rhr error. Crrdit ran only be e.llowed for thP fi.n.t i11St'nio11 . .--------Deadlines SERVICE DIRP£TORY (Pkut irw·rudr ,·onr nanw Arni Jl~ nwn~r ai1d ••II r•ll ,ou bad •·ith • 1•riM" <Jllf~r.) 330 W1•M Bay Srm·t Co~ta Mr~u. CA 92627 ~' :'\~•1lon Rini. & Ila~ :-;1. Boars Tc•lc•phouf 8::~0um-5:00pm \11111d111-FriW.' Wulk-111 8:3'0w0-:S:OOpm \101111.y-Friwn Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wednesday 5:00pm -For All Your Home and Business Needs -Tuesday ......... Monday S:OOpm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm -a<• "'4c....._> • Cilm U.. • MS-HF8 dl2 Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday .......... .Friday 5:00pm . --~ .., T T - ...._ .. -""' . --. -. ~i1cir~~~A~s·sa =~W[~RT 2169 11M·1·sc·E·LLANE--o·u·s· ~~~~iiiNITY ~g~~~ 2925 EMPLOYMENTSS30 EM P LOYMENTS530 MERCHANDISE FURNITURE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS 2 904 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 0 • k r 0 II ·t 0 p desk 6014 Wiid Weat Renoh Waterfront Hom• '••••••••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii~iiiii Loat male miniature Beg Dec.18th Full-PT Rettill S•I•• 5n4x44-l~hgrS6~a8i~~~~ I-··· -·~ S C 11 lime receptionist tor wknd•, women's ANTIQUES 6010 ew-o ri -·· -~-outh olorado Rock-Go rgeous view. P E PSI/HERSHEY Pi ncher, ears/tall ~ for $200! You must 0 ''0 "ruimr les 168 acres -Luxury 4bd/2.5ba. ROUTE clipped, blk/tan. casual N.B. olflce. clothing expl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii transport 780-8578 Allflll,........,...illlllla $79,900. Bring your Pool, tennis. beach. ROOMS 2706 Excellent cash busl-57&-7130pgr/851-9391 Busy phone & misc Th• Collection ...,.....,11.-..a111111 Fa· horses and come to 650-8010. 752·0429. neas. Top local sites. clerccal. S8hr to star1 332 Marine Ave, B.I. enlfllr.....,Actlf1tlles' one of the last great No selling Involved. LOST male pltbull mix +bene. Oee 252-1617 PT SECRETARY _..,...._...,..,.....,, ranches In Colorado! N .B. Oceanfront & $100+ weekly poten-wearing brown collar, Cuatomer Svc YMCA 20hrs/week. Good Ill ....,.. ''Illy ,,........ Next to 7,000 acre NEWPORT 22nd St. Pvt room tlal. Small Investment. no tags. Vicinity of Check-In, phone, reg. math. NB office. $8/hr. U•la.Ut• er ~l"ff•IHll1a recreational park. COAST 2 ,70 unfurn, Share bath. we accept Vise/MC/ Nwpn Coast RdNista Eves/Wknds. $5.50-548·5148 ~ .. rtc1, ""'-11111*. Beautiful mix of fields Ai Ulll paid. N/S pref. AMEX. 1-800-617·6430 Ridge 11 /21 . 497-7462 $8.50/hr 842·9990 ---------1 ..a, -.iiu,, IMllllll mtas., and trees with spec-Kitchenette In room. Ext 3900 p T s • c r • t • r y/ Top Dollar Paid! From 1800-1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Paintings, china, gls~e. furn, etc . 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 ...................... tacular views of the G•t•d Comm 2bd/2ba Lndy. 1 b lock to ______ __,,,,......,,,""='""'=,,.--Loat while walleVcard Dellvery Drive r Bookkeeper 16·20 IMlll-..--1.llml· Rockies. Herda ot tro-condo, all applncs. 2· Newport Pier. $480. •VENDING ROUTE• caae, vie of Harbor Mon & Fri only. ~6/hr. flex. hrs/long term. ~======= ........ -.· ....... .!:::=:::;.. phy Elk, Bighorn car gar, pool/spa, pvt Call Sam 875-4808 •All cash•20 existing & Wiison. Reward. + S2 per dehvery. Computer exp nee, •------i• - ---She A telope & sltes•Buy all/part• 51S.8344 Own car. N/S. Healthy Mac helpful. Fax MCT ~ NLll'\ Tllla , ... ,.,., wtU, Ht ap, n loc $1750. 497·2494 NB bright/airy, clean •800-711-4361• Gourmet. 833-2929. resume 873-8797 ~• ~....., ...U.. Oeer. Easy year round quiet home, kit, w/d . --------~ aca,111'1 • access with telephone 5450.lncl ulll, 6 blks ,,. _______ . DRIVERS Oualllled for p T 5 h 0 p P • r • Anbq.,.. lo •50. McJ-, zi:..:1111.,..!11111 .... !!~~.! & electric. Excellent fl-SOUTH COAST to beachl 548·1903 'l'&VCG TOO lllnft l•PER.SONALS Glass/Heavy Haul? W•nt•d Now hiring •.:..=.._.._· ....... --..,.._. nanclng Is available. lnlUii1 nnJlll Make $34-40,000 + yr! In local area. st 0 +/hr ,... -· ....,. n "8rl'r....,.... tu& 11 C•ll M•Jors Rench METRO 2186 ls ~~forl More experience -Free products. Limited ~ :;z:::y. htl161t • Mwftial• 111 Wt (719) 742·8207 VACATION More pay! 3 years 0 Pen1 n gs. Ca 11: .,..._., :1j,~::=-11e:.: ••••••••• Deluxe 2bd/2b• RENTALS 2 722 nlticml~:\-1 = ~J~ u~':~e;r. flatbed 1·810-983-4880 oldCIDIUnlorh • ......, .... ,._ ...... ..-...... Encl gar, w/d hkp, -tor-·~ _._.o SCHOOLS & Combined Transport R eceptlonlat PC. )lwllry.bnlnm,Un., -·-· ' -... nw HOUSES/ dwnstr unit, no pats, ""'I 7-• ,..., .. • plltod~ 111·hl•l1·•~--flr Avail 12{7. $775. •PalmSprlng•* onlUllO CIS . INsnucnoN 3012 1-600-637-4407 Data entry. Apply at: dtcoflll\lt ... ile rn ,,,,, .oc ... ,iu. CONDOS 974-0747 PGA WEST. 2bd/2ba 714-47-4871 Cassandra Americorp 6000 w . •Onellrnor ... .-...... ~-~-f E•t & Shop For Free PCH, N.B. 574-7701. ,._...._.....,.IA..._ Cllnvvll--FOR RENT condo on airway. •..owww•a1 · ' Poot, Jae, Golf, Ten.1---------1MTA Sc hool• needs PT people needed to Retail Sal•• Sports •e..11 ... carGdld Reas. rat,sl 644•2694. CREDIT 2907 motivated Individuals evaluate restaurants knowledge a must. •mm.llllCllh ••••••••• APARTMENTS for our Truck Driver and stores In your Great job, lots of fun. --------Training Program. Of-local area. $10/hr. Call Aana, 721-8784 714..249-3711 MERCHANDISE MISC. 601 5 C•ctus l Cectua l All In potsl Besl offer takes all! PP 642-8896 Electric Golf Cert' Clean, good condition w/ch arger. $1500 . 848-8118 Rowin g Meohln• european, heavy duty $69.00 844MSH 8 Xmas trees potted 6-9' $39. Citrus, fruit, avo- cad o trees fruiting $10. Herbs, .Junipers, vines $1 . Cement fountns $110, bird baths $20. 909-674·9422 COLLECTIBLES 6017 HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 2102 FOR RENT RENTALS TO ferlng high aalarles Free food and prod---------• w.------'• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '••••••••• Lump Sum and benefits. Job u ct s . p 1 ease call: Shipping/Receiving liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiii 1• SHARE 2724 Cash Nowl placement assistance (313) 927-0883 Full-t i me Clerk.1---------tROlf•I Copenha9en GE NERAL 1002 Real Estate For S•l1? ***** W••kend Open HousH ? ***** The Dally Pilot Real Estate Tab which Is published each Sat· urday Is an effective and Inexpensive way to showcne that apeclal property. Call our Classlfled Department Todayll 842-5878 Greet F•mlllf Homel We buy your Insur· available. For more Builder's hardware Chrls tm •• Platea Spacious family home BALBOA liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ance settlement, an· Information call: FT/PT Ofc-floor cover-exp pref'd. 494-7262. FURNITURE 6014 The perfect git'I for s for rent In Fullerton Nwpt Shna On C•n•I nulty, or lottery win-1 eoo.542 2294 Ing store In CM. Flex special home. com- wlth 3BR, 2BA. A• P!NINSUIA 2607 Prof to share 4Br. nlngs. Payments tor • • hrs. Jerry, 75t·2324 Weatw•lf Express plete set 1908.1996. modeled baths & 38 a, w/d, gar. $550-cashl Quick closings. Fwll·Tlm• Hands-on •1nc.ed.,,owOhTIRrlng0e1xp• Chlpp•nd•I• Seats 8 St. Matthew's Church kitchen • all newliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $630. 042-8003 1·80<>-338·5815 !••••••••• Oen off ekllls. Great '(~~~ 10 r ve~s +china cbnt. lmmacl 848·1 152 kitchen appliances. BAYFRONT 2bd/2ba Ext 100 t 1 h kill s7/h n mum mont s S2300 Also tvgrm set Tiie floor In entry, din-condo, near Pavllllon, I••••••••• EMPLOYMENT • ep 9one s93 s.3 r. experience) up to 0.30 beat offr. 220-59691--------ea. e CPM •tarting base B'TTT l"\lNG Ing & kitchen. In a 2-car pkng, pool, dock --------u u..u quiet neighborhood avail, no pett . S1600/ COMMERCIAL HONEY M•nag•m•nt Earn pay D.O.E., plus Bo-D•vbed Uke new. With with large yard and mo, yrty. 873 -8840 REAL EST'K'TE u1o $4000mo. No exp nee. nuae1. Also Leasing 2 mattresses. shams, MATERJALS 6030 b rick patio. $1250 '••••••A••• iiTiiOiiiiLiiOiiANiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii1iii4 EMPLOYMENT Corp. opening branch Owner/Operators. Per· ruffle & comfort•rliiiiiiiii!!iiiii!iiii!iiiiiii monthly. Cloae to the Penln. Pt very large11 offices. 557-0525 centage or mileage S180. Single bed very Tw o Stee l 9 1 Freeway . 1 b r·Ch o lce s re a . 5530 P•T Reoeptlonlat contract. Zet<> down clean. sso. 968-0052. Bulldlngs, 1 S 4 4 M Ir• mar Hard SS RB Lo•n• L.eaH/PurchaH aval .. ··~---=--:-:--40~.,0 $5650 ·11 (714 ) 870.9003 Coaatal rHldent1a1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport Hair Salon able. C.11 now. Chuck G•r•e• Furnltur• ""' was w1 S735.yrly 875•1358 BUSINESS OfPICI properlfea S200k-$7.00 hr. Call Bonnie 1·800-91e.a959 Sale Pie-Crust 1111 sell for S2200, 40x50 Upstalr• Duptex O/H fOR RENT 2769 $2 mil. 1st & 2nda. ·~~~~ ~~~t~~:.L~t 756-0493 table S75, oak 3 was $9300 will sell for NEWPORT Sat 12 to 3 38R ~BA · 1 yr trms. Fixed rate. home. Call toll fr" for Why play Hlda 'N drawer sld1board $50, S5580· In storage, BEACH 2169 LI Patlo. F/P. Yr Ls 800-76o.8388. Pvt/Bkr 111 t Ing s . Seek with childcare? EMPLOYMENT antique rocking chair never put up, blu• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1~:0.1(':1:,·e~!::~ CANO~~!,~~~~~!H! 1.a~T1.81·900039 ~:!y' I :~::1~~fled SERVICES 5533 ~=•~onoff~~>y'1e~ =~ p11.a~~~~!o~1e1d . 4bdl2· ~ba llV/dlnlfam 1270/ ..... ._ rms fplca, gated pool, mo. MORTGAGES a 1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ta bl•• 125e a-both 1--------on Skylark. s2eoo.'·c-O-,.-O-N-.-----0734733 • ' 2918'' -... 145, tamp• IH/pr. PETS a Aleo optlon/AITO " .n T.D. S Lookin I rtunity p ..... be aware that Panoaontc micro. 150, 6049 po11lbl•. M0-8592 DEL MAR 2622 ··------g 1or an~po the llatJng1 ln thla cat· Brother typewriter ANIMALS t• CASH NOWll W ,I.Ills egory may require you S 2 0 • 9 ~ e .a 0 4 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ••lfr1dfil• Condo 2BR, BUSINESS a chaH mortgage:.p:: to use your es SAi to cell a 900 numb8f after5p.m. •Poodle Pupplea• "--------1 28A. fp, gar, ~·· Oon Oatallna View FINANCE nultlea, •nd buslne .. rl ? In which there 11 a Kin• i tae Watet'becl T .. cup. Toy & Mint. Thought you needed spa, gated, St4 /mo 2b d/1ba, fpl, W/Cll·-------· notH. S ince 1984 and e~ ence. charge per minute. Dk atalned ptne. 2 $250-S1250. 54&-2848 money to buy a hm? • 1818) 88°"7978 hk·up, gar. lmmsc.1• hi h t "'Ice• palCI -r.... • 11000 W _... b d & I Try t .. ,,, SO down. SO H•rbor Vl•W H. o-•• St800mo. 875-8417 g et ,... ' .. am •-• cup oar • m "°' ••aut 1yr Slb•rlan " "' •---------P r ee ••II mat••· 1'eLoeAlladet,,._OIMl'tc...tJIWlllloll Stuffing envelopes at on tatt haadbOal'O. T•ll Husky Free to good cto1lng coats. Agt/Bkr Abd, 2·~ba, beaut IVSl~ee prompt, profeaatonat. ~ ' ...... -..v home. No expertenc.. pedeltal frame With hom•I Mal•IR•d & 8 4 :1·9590 remodeled. S3000/mo.1---------"'~ Colonial Financial bas001SID£an exciti ~or a r11Am'E.1••1 am.D F II N .. n-11 .. -·t•r .. ....._ I I A"ent 8()().892·1158 COSTA MESA 2824 OPPOR·-....~ ,... •UPP ea. 0 o.,.. ma '"' • ,._ • __.-wht. Vacic nat ona • aunu 1 1 ..eoo.~1 200 ligation. Send S.ASE: dad rant, 8 drawera, 4 current. Prof trained. --------llLi11:id::o':i.1:ia1i.:e:iaiieyt;;:;;;:,.:;n;;;tl 2904 Ext St You will oootact po4altial sublcriben at their ACE. Dept. GOG cablneta. lncludHl~-------.-ACREAGE 1125 2Br/2Ba new on Mndl S81'7M• Low lnc:om•••··----iiii JI ~ . the n ~ .. -Box 5137 comforter. Piiiow Q~u· young male Lndry, f/p. 13500/mo, tum etUdloa, utile ln4lt~• ·-------· homes to It au~~•llCJOM to mes "'.,'6" Olamond ear. CA ahams, aheets. '200. ..ble lhephd. Be&utl-• . . .,,.\ !. 1jr ....._ AT4308 CIHn, modern, •• AN AMAZING OPP. County. The lndiviclaal must be able to woct 81 rtS Cati 540-5995 f u 1 ~;~.~;~;en t • IC>1iotM 1 nour Mitt The Mo•t cured parlelng, poo41 Luy Man'a 8ualne ... AN'NOUNCBMEJnS Monday~Priday. 4pm.-9pm. Cu.m:nt openings Taoa. BHut San LIJI• EXCLUllVI •P•· Jacki. 642-aut Wotk 1.stu9/Wk. Fot ••••••• we in Fullerton and Olrdeft Orove. ~:1:J: p:~::.,~:rr;~ Zip COtM In To_,. l und•V-~y -.>Pt only I' 1~~:~:.~.~11 :~~:,.n::.-:"~,:: •••a••T" $511 Move In vtM!Mc approv.o -LO-st--,----- avatt. can M0-77A4 ~~r~. r.n~s~$ ~:·le:'~~ AH...._ ~. oraft9. POUND 2925 1111LDlNG t CONTI.ACT 1150 9TSSL aUta.DINQS 1.000+ Ila. )0•40•10 ....... . 40•10111 ....... ,. eoxto11 u . u .111 1ox10011te, t11 ,348 10d0•14, l t 4,HI IOIC1001C1~17,104 01.i-. .1ce ..., .... ... ,. In pr .. tlQloua Newport .. nt bCf\ T~. toys, tew.ary, w00d1w••••lill•• Coaatt Ontv 2 ml1" ............... -•• Items, typtng, aewlrMJ, 1• aw•v from ,.,. ~-"· Pat .... t .o 1 oom,utM work • trom POUND Diamond Me· our bN\lttM 2bd l b• home In ycM# apere Utue 8a1Doe laland. d ••ftn• ale rt at time. OrMt ~,,.. e?...031 1~3'o; ~acti c~ DWPOaT ~°'='a.aoo'r.' i*OUND '9mele tdlten ~ ly1nc:" WI':°: IUCB ZMI ....._. .......... ;; appro• 3moa • .,:::11cmldlla MQ«wtor. PtlV• ... =~ ...wye = ~·~ ..... fllge, ~. .. * , .... * .... .;a1..,_ ranee and hpleoeW. .... W tne.u. NO dlNftldia ...__ " ~ ltght ._ IOCl9-""'ti & ............ I" dl''f I~ u It I . m "'... ClolCleft uona. t•t•d colfto .,.._ ... ..00.. ._ Clllto!l!!L. "•trlever, ,,,. 01 IC.••r rnuntly: p.-........_ pelf. HO ..... No a.; 1i911_._,. .. ....... .,....... AM Ouf ,.lklef'tl he# * 'ftt lte 1111• &it.CM -UM ----..... ~ :..~ .. ~"::; i i• _..._ __ _ ~ =.. = ............. .. 1..-1.. IMMIOIATlllliil~-r-'liilil""ll MOYl .. N nttlllllilet Ollll•llll ............ ..., . ........... . .,... ........ -~ oond •.. , .. ,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1996 TODAY'S CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE ...... OLDSllOllL! 1155 TOYOTA 1210 4X4 9221 VOWWAGIN 8135 .. , ow. v-e Tan ht/ '8'7 MM Stvt &-aod, brown/Int. Pwf Wftdwel anrf, A/C, AM/flM ACA08a --PMvtoUI PUZZU tOt.VEO .... Muat "" nowlfl c:au. New tit", .no. '1200 0 80. 429-1811 ECU, brke. 134115. Un<Mr watrnt.724·8905 '95 Dl•oovery -'uto Ollly 13k mltea. Balance of f•ctory warranty. l!teeuUfull Minion Viejo •--------- Land R~•r 3eS.8750 ANTIQUES Ir 1 ~-82Whole S~ MGllnef .... 18Avtdon AGAIN8T ALL ODD8 1 ... DRLTA ea •97 Laftd Cnd/4-Run Ror .. •r04.l9ha"' ... ...._,. _ ... del Fully loaded, '18, dark nuge d.-.mrn .... •9e Rene• Rover ClASSICS 4.8. Pampered lo mHe- 9250 -------10= = 13 Wldcat 70 ~8(9 . Nort.b·Sout.h vulnerable. North deal a. club t ricka and a epade. Well, almost. There wae an aceptioo. At one table Weet wae deeperata for a 1oocl KON to set Into contention, and came up with a devillah open· blue with llOhl blue In-Direct Ltatlna tefio<, 9-4,000 mllee. ('714) Me.121")' $3,000 or be•t otter. age lu11ury, Rojaa me-'73 Ma"•" Citroen talllc. Own the flnestl 37k. all orlQ. S1 4,500 MIHlon Vlefo OBO 9934399 14 ~ ,.,._. pot 16 Mmnor'4d ft'WI? 71 BeMblil tMma 17 =--family ~ ~= ti ~ andlhtead .., 74 Say......,. 20 Do a guard'• 75 Bualnen-lettM lob encl. 22 l>our 23 Alrpof1 Info DOWN 24 Idol ' Applaud 26 '\.a Mel" 2 "CCan ol the ~aer Cave Bear" 28 Oft:hellra herOlne conduclort 3 String laatening 32 WOOden pin 4 Cominonltlet ~ ~plant lar from the city .... 5 Wlddudls 38 ~ 6 Oldatloma town 40 Femat. 7 Make oolnt Nndplpef 8 Wu an omen 41 Inclan ~rment• of 43 Vetv9to/ tul'fac. , II In dreamland 44 !'Y 10 Churdl 47 Olly 119Stment 48 Equlll IOOl'e t 1 Ear par1a 411 OoW9I t 2 Guitar par1a 61 Cobra klllr 16 Stunfy cart 54 Progrwns 1 II Earth tone 58 Cut 21 Cereal grain !le Blend 25 Faithful eo Sool·aJnoer 21 -vuc1cr 28 Slime 29 Wide Sis. 30 Looks at 31 Antitoxin 35 Grein repositories 37 i·m-your tricksr 385er's lfonn 39 enclng sword 42 Brightest 45 Prtnc:e Vallant's son 48 Alpine eong 50 Going ltead'/ 52 -"'mn:'Y. . ~ ~ollignt 55 DaughlefS 56 Napoleon's 57~eps 61 "Green Gables" heroine 63 Water, to Pedro 64 Com centefl 65 Elm or oak 67 LaydoWn the- 68 Fair grade 714 574-4287 _4X_4 _____ 9_2_2_1, ing lead -the ten of'*rtal SUZUla 9205 '83 Renge Rover Left alone, declarer would, in the LWB. Low mileage course of play, haYe taken the pampered local car. '88 Sam•rl •·WO Hurryl MIHIOn Viejo trump ftneae and luUUJed the COO• 5apd w/tW br. AM/FM/ Land Rover 38&-8750 EAST WEST •AQ81 <:7 K10 OJ'7lU •884 •J 1054 <:7 9 01083 •AQ951 t ract. But con1ider the 1ltuation caH. 70k ml1. $2995. ,9 D South faced here. There were only 759·8514 691·3240pgr 4 •fender 90 b mi · d to I d Very low mUH. Too t ree trump• ... ni. an ea many option• to 11•11 SOtml away from K Jt 1eemed insane. So TOYOTA 9210 $30,995. MIHlon Viejo declarer becam e convinced that Land Rover 385-8750 •7 <:7 QJ878 32 O K84 West wu leadin1 either from 10 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or a singlet.on 10. In either cue, the play of the 10 could only win, not coet. So declarer roee with the aee and, in the fullnese of time, auJTered a one-trick eel • 103 The biddinr: NOR111 l!:A8T lNT P-p... P ... SOUTH H 1 It ie one thing to take the a nti· Opening lead: ? In aearch of a top board in a duplicate paire event, a declarer migh t aometimee adopt an anti-per· centqe play in an effort to achieve a higF.er ecore than the rest of the field who follow the odds. The aame Lactic la available to t he defense. Wimesa I.hie hand. percentage play of refusin« to take the heart fineue youreelf at some ,.. point in the hand. It ia another hav- ing that decision thJ'UA upon you at trick one. W•t'1 bi2.a.rre salvo w&1 ao unnerving that South blundered on the neat boerd u well, and Eut- West went on to finiah a creditable The auction was straightforward, and four heart.a waa the unJvenal contract. At every table 10 tricks were made, declarer toeing only two third in the event. Learn to be a better brld1e player ! 8ubecribe now to the Goren Bridie Lettel' by callinl (800) 788-1225 for lnfonnatlon. Or write to: Goren Bridre Let. ter, P.O. Boz «10, Cblcaro, Ill. 80680. BMW 9030 CHRYSLER 9050 MAZDA 9125 '88 4 ·Runner Alf, AMIFM/caH. Loaded! &Ok mla. $8900. 759·8514 691·3240pgr '94 BMW 525 *'90 LeBaron• '88 Maada RX7 GXL Local lo mileage. 29K. Convertible. One New rebullt eng w/ - Pampered car. All owner. 54,000 miles. warranty. New clutch/ books & records. $5,500. 841-0800 Loaded. Sunroof. Must seel Mission $3500. 832·3942 VleJo Land Rover ---------•91 MIATA Red. 5 3 65·8750 FORD 9075 BUICK 9035 '88 Tempo spd, A/C, castelle, grnd etfectt, chrome whiz. 67k mis. 1 ownr. $9,800. 250-1585 75k miles. Re-built engine. $3000/obo. '85 RIVIERA Convert· 875·5034 --------- Ible white ext/top. bur---------MERCEDES 9130 Cla••lfled The moat comprehen· tlve and current dlrec· tory of goods and Hr· vices aroundl gundy leather. MINTI 44k mis. S 12,500 080 (worth moref) '91 T eurus LX lthr ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Int, low ml, abs, air 1• bag, loaded! $9500. Perteet for grandma! '84 500SEL Primo. whl/pal, sunrf/pwr. low-pro !Ires. $14,500. ' Run your ad in 540·7507 844-4828 Firm 831 ·8754 CHEVROLET 9045 '97 Explr/Expd/Trke Huge d!sc/lmmed del 1--------- 9135 MERCURY '70 CAMARO VB Red Direct Leasing (714) 848-1217 SPORTING TICKETS 607 5 MARINE SLIPS convr1. cstm paint. GOODS 6065 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DOCKS 7 0 2 2 Now top, trans. Runs, --------* '89 Sabel LS * 4-0r. Loaded with ex- tras I Very clean. $2500 OBO. 723·1504 the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to 9150 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I La k• ra 8 FF & 11 T ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gre a II S 3 295 0 BO. JAGUAR 910 S I• Serious only. 650·5058 Klnga 7C. Part seas/ Side Ties for 25· sa111-,...,,...,,....,,,..-,--...,.--...,."!::-:'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii K•v•k sit on lop style. lndiv (310) 372-5348 boat. Nr Lido Bridge. '89 Suburban 454 *,89 Januar XJ8 * 2 in x In I con d I A/C, lull pwr. Loaded! • 5350.ea 5 4 B.7931 USC-Norte D•m• (2) Nwpl Bch, great loc. Lo-mile•. 512,900. One owner. Low mlles NISSAN 11 ck et s I N 0 V ·3 O $9.00 per It. 675-6128 B50•0626 with records. $9250 SNOWBOARDS 50 yd-line, $200.each 841-0800 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Holiday Clearance 818·4 47·1492 I••••••••• •'93 SUBURBAN• ---------'83 Stanza 4-spd Sa I e . A II makes AUTOMOBILES 1 /2 ton 4x4. fully '88 XJ8 one owner 2·dr hatchback Run1 models sizes $199· TV ELECTRONICS equipped. Original 67k ml. Flawless good Registered lor $249. (Reg $379-$469) • • I••••••••• owner. 8 3 1·3118 c 0 n d · $ 8 O O O · '97. $700. 631·7149. Call James 675-6048 STEREO 6080 •---------720·9941 1---------'94 Suburban 3/4 '84 300ZX Turbo Land Rover 3eS-8750 ·Put 'a fevv -~ wdrCFS to work . for you. D YES,SELL MY CAil City Zip Phone C,_.it Card O MC OVISA D AM X ' bf>-- Mo1I To: DAILY PILOT lJO W lay S..., C-Mmo. CA 92627 (i'l41642·$UI O' FAX lfl4J "31·6$94 '""""* ~ °"'11 l'fecue a-Ir P'wtiMnt bft ,_,,_........ __ llWJ ___ ~ - O•"""'* o -n-OS...'*-' o v• o_...._ o r..waloM O"'--o-.-... O ..._,C-. 0 1.-o_,,_,,,, o ....... S u rl ~ 0 •, d 6110 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BMW 9030 Ton 4x4 , 454 V8 fully ---------5spd, Mops, p/w. good cond, $200. 2 Sp••k•ra Mission loaded, cd, 29,SOOK UNCOLN 9120 new clutch, run1 grtl Snowboards·. w/bind· Model 70· 75W. Sacrl· ml $28,900. 640-l355 $2650.obo 650-7789 flee $90. 760·6576 '92 BMW 5351 reach over 100 ,000 homes. Fcix us this form with your credit card# or moil it in with a check today! Run for a weekt If your car does not sell we'll run it •• OJ_.-0--O_.._. 0 1wc.....i.o.-oc-~ o.....,.-.. oi-.-o c-oc-r~ ings. Burton Air 141, Chrome wheels. Auto. '97 Sub/Tehoe/Trka •79 Contlnental •ea Sentra AC. PS, S85, Burton Air 151, Loaded. Finest In Huge dlsc/lmmed del Classic, sunrf, all PB, Stereo Cass. 575 · K2 JuJu l36, townl Mission Viejo Direct Leasing access. Leather, exc South Coast Toyota St 25· 840•1 355 TRANSPORTATION Land Rover 365-8750 (714) 648-1217 cond $1200. 650-2815 $4595. 722-2000 Thule Cr Tp C•rrle r Why play Hide 'N w/2 bike accessories ·Whether you're buying Seek wilh childcare?1------------------•---------for older Mercedes S or aolllng, Classified Call Classlfl e d CHRYSLER 9050 MAZDA 9125 OLDSMOBILE 9155 Class. $60. 376-9353 covers all your needs! today! 642-5678. ------CERAMIC COMPUTERS 3 556 CONSTRUCTION HANDY MAN 3710 HOME CARF./ for another week FREE! All for $1 o• MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING OM,._ ov..,i..., o...,.._.w..._ I e $ fO for 4 fineJ, S f.()() eoch odditH:inaJ /ifle ·------------------------··· 3858 PLUMB ING 3890 SPRINRI.ERS 3921 SERVICE TILES 3528 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUILDING 3560 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 7 6 o iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!ijiiiiiiiii SPRINKLER REP.AIR Valve1•He1ds•Tlm• CIOCkl. 26Yrs Local Svc John Burr 282·2831 DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MACMEDIC • Care for iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home Repair/Remodel liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••• Newport T ile & Marble Macintosh Computera Quallty Remodellng Costa Mesa/Newport House & Pet Sitting Fine Craftsmanship... In your hme/olc. Low/ •Alto Home Repair• 25 Years Exp. By Famoua Author L&.B Sport• Therapi Home Improvement All body care to relax P•tntlng Hollday & rejuvenate. RN/LMT Speclall Quality Workl CM 722·8823 L726577 84"1·7889 Preclae Plumbing Repairs & Remodel• Fr•• Eatlma1e1 Ll887398 H 0-1090 ACOUSTIC CEILINGS Al Affordable Prices. hourly rate. 873"8 8 19 •Reatonably Priced Jim 831·24 80 Mutual Respect & Showers/Counters/Firs---------•Local Co. 8636318 -.-H-O_M_E_R_E __ P_A_l_R __ S_*_ Confldentlal 723·8383 __ T_a_r-lo_r_(_o_u-tc_aJ_I)--lk•'• Cuatom Painting Right Rat••·Plumblng --------- Ntlurtl Stone & Marble CONCRETE & •Stephenaon Aaaoc. Anything & Everything •---------Private maaaage by Prof, Cleen, Quallty Heating, Rooter Disc. TUTORING 3929 3408 Fplct L645486 842·2214. MASONRY 3557 Call 714-844-5485 Also Stained Glass Houseelttlng Svea Ucenaed MIT. Work. lnVExt & Docks. 30 wra Exp/A·Z Ser iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JAMES •4•2 ... 17 0 f fer ad ·CD M /N B (714) 852-0720 L#703468 831-4010 282 8988 paner T I S Full Servic e & Repair v .,. • Xclnl Loc al Refsll • • Accept utorl• vo ·Acoustic Removal· CHILD CARE 3536 Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie DRYWALL Home R11ton1tloiVRemodel Klmberly 723-9113 ---------Peter• P•lntlng All Math aubjecta. Paint Avall-Excellenl c p Ii D I SE c'I:! 3584 Tile/drywall/Woodwork MOVING 3834 20 Year• Experience POOL Grad• to high achoo! one, a o, r veway RVI '" Free Ettlmatee Blanca 847-4407 Rols/M1ke/842·1197 Fplc, BB01. Rel. 25 Yr Fenc11/dtckl/room add.•---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ex Back t o Work Moma Exp. Terry 557.7594 Roofa/ganeral repair•. JEWELRY 3784 Interiors and terlor9 SERVICE 3894 Reading, Meth K·12 ---------• Ca ll Gr•ndm• Ba rb•---------l!nnl•'• Uc'd Drywall Comm/Ats. R1f1 Frff E1t 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE Referral. 854-0512 &iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reg l!d/Speo l!d CARPENTRY 3510 Nex1 best thing to *Best Price/Quality & Painting. Acouatlc/ John 84'7·55201" The Calif. Public Utlll· WINTl!R SPECIAL laland Blue Pool• 15 yra exp claaaroom home • 722·1 199 Lndscape. brick, atne Wallpaper Removal. HOME Sl!RVICl!S William Harold J eweler Ilea Comml111on RE· 304K> otf·20 vr• exp Pool & Spa Wkly Svc. teacher. 875-0902 Handyman/Remodel concr. 800.788-1007 Patchwork 240-1159 Anything & Everything ::.:~~~J:':;~iJ~:~~ QUIRES that all uted Quallty-Neat-Rellabl• Repair: fllter/pump/htr •Spanlah·Envll•h• Additions. Bath, Kitch CLEANING Patterned Concrete FrH Eatlmate. Rel'•· &uy/Mtl/lrlde 8'73-0385 hou ul'lold goo d• PIHter·Staln-Varnl•h Acid w11h 845·8728 Bl·llngual Te a cher Fire-Water Damage SERVICE.$ Driveways, petlo1, ELECTRICAL 3610 Mlch••I 758-1440 movera print their •310-433-1813• Private ClaaHa·Home Eloc. Plumb. & Paint iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3iiii5ii4ii8 decks. Repair/removal P.U.C. Cal T numb.,; or Office. 84+8487 Newport area. lmmed Uc/FrM tsl. 222-8888 leml Attired Contractor IANDSCAPE & llmoa and chaurteura PERSONAL ROOFING 391 O •--------Peg• 714 227 8122 A TOUCH OF c• •ss Smell .Job IEXPIERT Rtpalra, lmprov1ment1, print their T.C.P. num-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WALL · • -Du~n l!lectrlc am jobt. Oullllty/lnlegrlty LAWN CARE 3808 ber In all advef'tlte-SERVICE 3867 CAAPENTAY•Wlndowa Cleaning. RH/Comm CONTRACTORS Local/Quick Rea~onH I ca.re, Ken 842·1770 manta. U you have a Pro Bullt Roofing COVERINGS 3932 Doore • Wood Fences Uc/Bonded. Free Eat. GENERAL 3558 L 2 5870 09"-042 I bo h I 8 et•-.. P loelll Ter11a 282 7143 1 7 ..,.. 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Seml·r•llred. 50yr• __ 7_1_+_9_48-_o_3_9_9_ 80C>-e27·9804 (714-Ma.1882) f TREES f ! 71 ... 658.,.151 Quality Work Ouarnt'd We Qels •hould h•fli1 of ullsl'd cu11 Draflcks/ •B right Hseolnlng•-K-n--d-,-C,--n_s_t_ AVAILABLE TODAY ~ PWT!l Rerool/Repalr FIH E11 together. Strip, lne\afl, rlpaJr1drywant1tucco Europeen Prol'I. Beat N-;,.:• Ffe~ldoentr;, DGARAOORGSE eoa.1882 ~..,.....751-MM PAlNTING 3858 REPAIR 3880 Lio/In• 831-8081 advice 10 t~ cruy. In lownl R•I• 5Yrt flip. Cualom Remodel 3678 _,,,..,.,..,..,,....-=_,,..........,...,....,..,,.._ ~ .. ~ HURRV Qlanl roofl~ •~1·2111 AnV'lme Grace 251·9455 I TWENTYDOLLAR .._.. ... _,.._ ...-.. ,. CARPET Room Add Ilona And liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HAUl..ER/CLEAN·UP Y'1d lune up/malntenace, UYre au.1"1 PlllMlnt Pl .. t•r/ltuooe Pateh blowout aalel Re-roo · ·--------- 5 5 HOUS•CLE.ANINO Repalra. Local Stnce ••2• 8ervloe C•ll• JOHN a1t11. 1•2& landtcape/arUtt\c dfflgn, TOUCHUPS. TOO •Serving SO Ca 25yre· repelra. Lie. Bond. 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