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Home My WebLink About1996-12-23 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS 61-year-old black belt packs a punch Serving the Newport·M~ community since 1907 ~ ~ :;.~"" / . costa Mesa police Explorer Alex Markez, 17 (center), looks into the eyes of a driver who ls being ques- Uoned at a sobriety check- point by Senior Reserve Officer Dave Schtdman. Markezand other Exploren, learned first band some of the tedmiques of police work. Pictured below, Explorer Joe Foster (left) monitors cars as they pass through a checkpoint in Costa Mesa. DON LEACH I DAJLV PllOT EXPLORING THE FUTURE Costa Mesas oorps of young police Explorers could be one solution w concerns about lack of bilingual, officers in the police department. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot A !though Costa Mesa has a Latino population of about 20%, its Spanish-speaking police officers account for only about 2% of the city's police force. That's a number that doesn't sit well with local Latino leaders who say police should not only be able to communicate with residents, but understand their culture. "To better serve the community, we definitely need Spanish..:speak- ing police officers," said Maria Ele- na Avila, president of the Latino Leadership Council. As the Latino population contin- ues to grow, a popular police youth program is being considered a valu- able commodity. About half the 14 teenagers participating in the oty's Explorer program are o(....Latino descent -and many are bilingual. "Many of them do speak Span- ish," said David Schulman, a senior reserve police officer who helps run the Explorer program in Costa Mesa. "They assist with translation . . . they assisted me a couple of times." The Explorer program, an off- shoot of the Boy Scouts of America, is open to boys and girls ages 12 to 18. Applicants must have no prior criminal record or run-ins with police. Explorers are trained and tested in basic law enforcement skills and tenets and assist local police officers at sobriety checkpoints and provide security at SK and lOK runs, parades and charity events. Recently, Explorers began assist- ing police officers on patrol in the • SEE EXPLORERS PAGE 6 •Those in police program get firsthand chance to net drunken drivers at checkpoints. By Susan Deemer, D•ily Piiot COSl"A MESA -lbe sound of handcuffs clicking shut is music to the ears of Explorers working a recent sobriety checkpoint on Newport Boulevard. •1 guess we are in business," soid Explorer Jose Cordova, 20, when he heard the handcuffs being slapped on a 23·year-old motorist sus-. pected of drunken driving. •1 guess someone is going for a ride.• Cordova ta.bl down the drunken driver's information and records it on a log. It was D8Clling the end of the night. 1:1-' a.m . It was the sixth drunk.en driver caught by police, but not the last. A seventh allelt was made, but police bad to contend with the motorist's boyfriend. who was in a semi-consclous state in the passen- ger seat ft was all in e nigbrl work for Ezplorer Joe Polter, 18, who spent pert of the oigbt aa e 9Cribe taJlyiDg up bow many cars passed through the cbeckpoiDt. Eartis, be had anticipated a l1ow night. •1 guess it's coal that we are not arresting peop1i8 because then no one ii drunk,• be Mid. •sut tt'I more adting if ~ are.• •SEE SOBERING PAGE S TOP 100 New OCC president reviews first 3 months No bowl team this year, but e~'-Sfilf smells roses By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Piiot Newport Beach wasn't able to score a pep raJ- ly with either of the Rose Bowl teams this year, but at least the hotels will be full for the Pasade- na event. Last year, Fashion Island cashed in on North- western University alumni's fervor over the school's first trip.to the big game in more than 40 years. The Northwester University Alumni Associa- tion held its pep rally at the mall, then, presum- ably, showed its gratitude by dropping big bucks in all of the upscale stores, hotels and restaurants. The Newport Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau usually woos the Big Ten Conference team traveling from the East to Southern Califor- nia for the game. · But this year, Ohio State University will be rep- resenting the Big Ten at the bowl. And that school has a long-running contract to hold their events in West Los Angeles, Newport Beach Con- ference & Visitors Bureau President Rosalind Williams said. Ohio State will play Arizona State University Jan. 1 in Pasadena. Still, the bureau managed to attract the Ohio State Boosters and board of directors to local hotels, she said. . "The bottom line for us is to keep the hotels booked, and they're booked now,• Williams said. "The hotels will be reasonably busy." Flotilla of winners named in parade "Unpretentious You,· a colorful, floating Christmas celebration skippered by Geoff Lan- don, took home top honors in this year's 1996 Christmas Boat Parade. Parade officials Sunday announced the win- ners in all categories of the event, with Landon and his boat earning the Wm. Lusk Sweepstakes Award. Boats that had been registered with the New- port Harbor Chamber of Commerce were eligible and judged during three nights of the sev- en-night boat parade, officials said. Other winners included: Larry Smead and "El Navigante" for Best Powerboat +Award winners can be seen in the final boat parade through Newport Harbor today beginning at 6:30 p.m. Over 30 feet; Art Gransky and •Maiden• for Best Boat under 30 feet; Marty Morales and "Osprey" for Best Sailboat; David Stone and ·Coaster,· Don Haid! and "Quick Hammer" and Jim Ruch and "Sea Spray" all received Mayor's Theme Awards; William Neweceilc and "El Cacique" garnered the Commodores Award; Donald Haid and "Make 'n Waves" and Bill Mountford and "Argus" each received Lights and Animation prizes; Karen Thibodeau and "Endless Honey- moon" received the Judges' Award; Alan and Susie Baron and their boat "Magnanimous" and Gerald Van Vliet and • Ebbtide" won for Hwnor/Original.ity; Nicholas Costa and "Cassan- dra" got the Music Award and David Stone and "Coaster" received the First-Time Award. -nm Grenda I Daily Pllot \I I I '\. I) \ ' I'. 1, I I I I '\. I' ·Elmo-mania no Mo? r--~-~----~---~~-, I I I I I \ ll I \ TWO MORE WRAPPING DAYS ... For all you last-minute Christmas shoppers, here are a few "time-saving " gUt wrapping tips, courtesy of The Container Store in Costa Mesa: • Buy self ·adhesive tags so you don't h ave to w aste time attaching them to the gift with tape or ribbon. • Figure out how much wrap - ping you need before you begin, so you don't run out midway. • Buy all your paper, ribbons, tags, totes in coordinating col· ors, so you can •mix and match without fear of ending up with leftoven that can't be used together," says the press l'eleue. • The ultlmate time-saver. gift bags. JUlt toss your gift ID and go. Of coune, The Container Store in Metro Pointe boUts •the world'I large.t and ftneet • wrapping supply Hiectlon: 14,000 roUa of wrapPSDg,.,... bl 360 ........ ta,000 ..-Cll ~;10.000 .--. 10.000 -. ............. _ .. __ ................. out .ailllt•*"'6.10wllo ............ llft ... MORE ON SHOpptNG Maybe the elaborate decora- tions at Nordstrom.in South Coast Plaza will get you last- minute Grinches in the mood while you shop during these frantic final days. A press release issued before Thanksgiving boasts that the deputment store planned to deck its halls with: • 89 trees and boughs • 2,024 ornaments • t0,760 feet or lights • t ,200 fresh poinsettias • 380 yards of velvet fa bric WHATAOEAL Admission prt<:es for the 1997 Orange County Pair will be the same as last year's prices, the Orange County Fair Board of ~decided recently. Tbe board also approved a Stt.9 m.Wioc operating budget for 1997. a.ner.i adJnhsioft for tbe ~ 11·27 fair wtll be 18, SS for .... ad 12 .. ddldlm --12; OllldNa under -.,.. ...... •The hoped-for crowds don't appear to purchase the much-~ught-after doll during fund-raiser. By Tlm Grenda. Dail; p;Jor I I I I I I I I I I I AROUNO TOWN •••••.. 4 NEIGHBORS ........... 2 ~ISlMAS SERV1CES •.• 1 Q.A.SSl=tEO •••.•••.••• 11 PUIUC NOTICES ••••... 10 IPC)l{TS ...•• : ........ .. : MATHat ............ .2 I I ' I I I I \ \ I ' I : ' " • M~NOAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996 neighbors BILL ALVAREZ An athletic career on a roll Christina Bednarski, Heidi deJager, Carol Grams and Brenda Ponsonby helped OCC's Psi Beta Honor Society donate 132 ted- dy bears to needy children. COMMUNITY Orange Coast College's Psi Beta Honor Society donated more than 100 teddy bears on Dec. 16 to the Children's Hospi- tal of Orange County. OCC also collected 2,995 gifts for needy and abused Orange County chil- dren. The gifts were donated as part of OCC's 12th annual Angel nee Project sponsored by OCC's Associated Students College Life Office. Jewish Federation of Orange County volunteers help oul The Young Leadership Divi- sion of the Jewish Federation of Orange County volunteered to help prepare and serve food to the hungry at Someone Cares Soup Kitchen in Costa Mesa on Thanksgiving. MILITARY Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Daniel J. Robinson, son of Phileoman L. Robinson of Costa Mesa, received a Certificate of Completion of Apprenticeship for an electrician while serving aboard the submarine USS Olympia, homeported in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Navy Seaman Armando B. Giron, son of Vll'ginia B. Giron of Costa Mesa, completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit TI'aining Command, Great Lakes, ID. CORPORATE Irvine Apartment Communi- ties, in Newport Beach, announced its board of directors has elected James E. Mead the company's new chief financial officer and Tyler H. Rose its new treasurer. Art Goddard of Costa Mesa was reelected as the Southwest- ern Division vice director for The American Radio Relay League Incorporated. Paul G. Berger of Costa Mesa was elected president of the Coast Community College Dis- trict board of trustees at the annual organizational meeting. Walter G . Howald will serve as vice president. Strategies, a marketing com- munications corporation in Costa Mesa, added staff members to help handle the increased job traffic. Greg Berkowitz joins as graphic designer, and Mark Chan, Deborah Jones, Sbirln Sahni and Erln SdunJ.dt add to the support staff. HE IS " A 33-year-old dauntless wheelchair rugby player who wotks at Orange Coast Col- ,,~~~~~~ NOT STAYING DOWN Alvarez has snow skied, sailed, skydived and raced in marathons since his accident 12 yea.rs ago. His next feat is to become a world class quad rug- by player. "I am focused on going to the Olympics in Sydney in the year 2000, • said the youthful Foun- tain Valley resident. "I haven't told the guys on my team yet because they would probably laugh at me. That is my person- al go8..1." Alvarez, who began playing rugby a year ago, played his first official game for the Long Beach Landsharks recently in a Las Vegas Tournament. He trains about foW' days a week, but he is looking forward to the extra time during winter break to practice. The ambitious rugby player, who is looking for a sponsor to help with travel, basic gear and wheelchair expenses, revealed he is not the laid back guy he usually is when he is compet- ing. "There is a lot of determined. guys out there," Alvarez said. "When I play I am very vocal. I am very serious about any sport." Wheelchair rugby is played with a volleyball on a basket- ball court with four players on each side. Each player is assigned a dif- ferent "point level" depending upon the sev.erity of the spinal chord injury. Alvarez's position brings him right into the action by getting into the defender's face so his teammates can score goals. Although he is confident about the ability of his team, he 1 said he feels there is always room for improvement. "We've got a lot of potential. but we can do a lot better,• he said. UNFORTUNATE TURN Alvarez, who has been an avid sports player all of his life, was riding dirt bikes with friends in December of 1984. While attempting to fix a bent clutch pedal on the track, another biker went over the hill where Alvarez was and lost control. Alvarez's motorcycle landed on top of him, pinned him to the ground and broke his neck. Doctors told Alvarez he would be paralyzed from the neck down, but Alvarez had dif- ferent plans. "They told me I would be laid up, and I told them I would prove them wrong. And I did," said Alvarez matter of factly. •1 can't walk, so what. I can do a lot of things.• Alvarez said his constant hyperactivity is what kept him going during his several months of recovery. "They were glad to get rid of me," said Alvarez with a chuck- le. TOP ·oF THE CLASS 1\vo years after his accident Alvarez began attending OCC and discovered his interest in comput'ers. By 1990 he was named OCC's Disabled Student of the Year. He was recognized for his 4.0 grade point average, outstand- ing leadership and community participation. "I went out there and sweat- ed to get scholarship money for students,• Alvarez said. He served as vice president of the college's disabled stu- dents' club, Campus Col- leagues, and graduated with a certificate of achievement in office information systems. After graduation, Alvarez - began managing the Disabled Student' High Technology Cen- ter and has been running the center ever since. Along with his supportive wife, Susan, who he proposed · to foW' hours after his accident, · he considers the OCC students be works with like family. "My job here is very promis- ing -it is my life,• he said. •1t gives you a lot of inner piece to help people. It is really reward- ing.• -Story by Marlua Espino • Photo by Marc Ma.rUn ''Pilot READERS HOTUtU Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa WEATHER 642-6086 Mesa, CA. 92626. Copyright: No Record your comments about news stories, Illustrations, edlto- the Daily Pilot or news tips. rial matter or advertisements VOL 90, NO. 296 herein can be reproduced with- ADDRESS out written permission of copy- right owner. THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Our addr~s is 330 W. Bay St., Publisher Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. HOW TO BEACH US WIWAM LOBDELL, Editor CORRECTIONS Clmiletion STEVE MARBLE, It is the Pilot's policy to prompt· The Times Orange County Managing Editor ly correct all errors of substance. (800) 252-9141 IRIS YOKOt, Please call 57~233. Advertising City Editor Classified 642-5678 TONY DODERO, m Display 642_.321 News Editor ~ Newport Beach/Costa Mesa EdltoNI MARC MARTIN, Daily Pilot (USPS-144-SOO) is News~1224 Photo Editor published Monday through Sat- PRAMOO SHAH. urday. 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We haoe owr 40 Jl«U8 combfn«1 .rot« "' thla am&. Our qu.ality, CrtGtlolty and MTOftt are unmatcMd. TogetMr aoe aoUl um care of aU JIOU1' ~and maonrg Med.. Q•UIELL MASONJrY OOllPJ\NY 434-7744 I& ..... TEMPERATURES Seas will run about 2 Newport Beach feet with a 2-foot 70/47 swell out of the Balboa southwest. 70/47 Costa Mesa TIDES 68145 Corona del Mar TODAY 70/47 First low 1:26 a.m. 1.8 SURF FORECAST First high LOCATION SIZE 7:41 a.m. 6.3 Wedge 1-2 s Second low Newport 1-2 s 2:49 p.m. -0.B Blackies 1-2 s Second high River Jetty 1-2 s 9:14 p.m. 4.0 CdM 1-2 s 1\JESDAY First low IOAnNG 2:02 a.m. 2.0 Oearing up after First high the weekend of wet 8:14 a.m. 6.3 weather alon~ the Second low Southern car omia -!:'23i>.m. -0.B coastline. Winds out Second high of the east to 6 knots 9:51 p.m. 4.0 in the morning houB, picking up to WATER 14 knots by evening. TEMPERATURE: 59 Forecasters are hop- Ing a southern swell • Any vehicle moving slowly and without lights or following a coming In today wlll make up for the dis-course that appears aimless or repetitive Is suspicious. Occu- mal weekend. pants may be casing for places to rob or burglarize. Tod1is surf action • Persons being forced Into vehicles -especially If they are Juve-coul produce nlles or females -mar mean a possible kidnapping. Record the head-high waves lkense plates and cal police. w ith some sets rolling In over head high. The next cou- • The abandoned vehkle parked on your block may be stolen. Contact parking control with a lkense plate number. pie of days should be very pleasant • Place gravel outside windows where you're concerned about along the coast last-prowlers. The noise of someone stepping on it will seM! to ing through Christ-alert you. mas day. But. health •Seemingly innocent activities may be crimes In progress. Be a officials are advising surfers to stay away good neighbor, be observant and watch for unusual activity. from the river out- lets because of the • A residential window with a small break in it may mean a various substances burglary has occum!d. Call police Immediately. washing down our rivers and out to • A stranger entering your neighbor's house when It Is unoccu- pied may be a burglar. sea. Expect some unusual looking floatles In the water. • Anyone removing accessories, llcense plates or gasoline from a car should be reported. Terry's Bedroom Furniture & Waterbeds -~---------, ' Stand Up Minor, 'kl""llff t•Jl'f'f"IJ.litlo; :_ -_ 1 ~~~~ -: Iron Canopy '199" HOME AT LAST OCC's new president Margaret Gratton enjoys her new duties , campus and hometown By Marissa Espino, Daily Pilot T he first 100 days as the new president of Orange Coast College bas been a time of new experiences, new goals and even a bit of familiari- ty for Margaret Gratton. The longtiufe Oregon resi- dent and former administrator at 7~-~t ~tyCo~ dreijon '.'~as~ed . in July and began her journey as OCC pres- ident on Aug. 5. •I feel like I ca.me home," said the Costa Mesa resident. "I love the hospitality here and the weather. I've settled ~ very quickly." Although she said she has not .had much time to sightsee since her move to California, Gratton bas already picked out some of her favorite bot spots in the local area. Gratton, 58, enjoys strolling the suburban walkways of South Coast Plaza and pleases her 'palate while dining at ll Fom aio, an Italian restaurant in Costa :Mesa. , She also shared that she •recently discovered Via Lldo on . the Balboa Peninsula -an area she described as "very charm- ing." But her biggest discovery is the vibrant ambiance she feels at occ. "OCC's layers are complex . Recycle your after after the holidays The annual Christmas 1reecy- cling Program, sponsored by the : Costa Mesa Sanitary District, the city of Costa Mesa and the 'Orange County Fairgrounds, will 'begin Dec. 30 and run through ·Jan. 10, 1997. Costa Mesa residents should remove .all tinsel. ornaments and the stand and set the tree by the ;curb by 6:30 a.m. on regular trash and very rich in history," Gratton said. ·n is a very energetic orga- nization and I catch that energy every day." Gratton said her new position has been exciting and stimulat- "I've bad students tell me they bad a problem and felt very comfortable coming in and talk- ing to her about it," be said. Hastings said the fo,pner pres- ident: David Grant, would II I feel llke I came ing because of her fre~h e~vi ronment. Part of the excite- ment is observ- always go out of his way to listen to the students. home. I love the hos-·Margaret l gtt,})£~l)t.ffil,~asm of ·occ nltaJi.tv hQrQ nnA flto " ~ratton falls I;'; ... :,i, -:":.+~'!", ¥4• ~ ngh · ?the ... webtlier. , ve· setUed same role,· be ,!Students. #The stu- ,.,. ul ,J.r.Ju 11 said. '"'very q C.ur ••• A 1th o ugh dents at OCC are spme of the finest I have seen," she said. "We have a -MARGARET GRATTON • being president of a community college }>rings on plenty of new responsi- very active student body. They are professional in their behav- ior and they are involved and participate with the meetings." OCC student J.R. Ramos sees Gratton perform her presidential duties up close as a member of the College Planning and Bud- get Committee. "She seems to be real person- able," she said. #Even though she is very busy with meetings, she always takes time out to par- ticipate in student activities.• OCC student Jim Hastings, who works in the Student Ser- vices Depllrtment Office and is a student representative for sever- al committees, said he has never seen Gratton's office door closed. bilities, Gratton said she did not feel too overwhelmed by her new position. •Because I have been in administration for many years, many aspects of the job feel very familiar to me from the start." Her many duties include long-range and short-term plan- ning, community outreach and the most important goal to Grat- ton -to keep an open door for communication with students, staff and administration . "l th.ink the president's role is to keep the vision alive in each and every member," Gratton said. "A bulk of the work i,s mak- ing sure that communications are getting to the right places at the right time." briefly in the news collection days . By chopping the tree in half, it will make more space for others in the truck. The more trees the merrier. The Calif omia Forestry Service uses the recycled trees as mulch for soil erosion control and trail maintenance. Youth ski, snowboard program offered Registration is now open for "The Blue Angels Youth Ski and Snowboard Program• held on five Saturdays at Bear Mountain Ski Resort beginning Jan. 11. The program is open to chil- dren and teens at all levels, from age 6-16. The registration fee, which includes five full days of skiing or snowboarding, coach- ing, transportation, lift tickets and jacket, is $444. To register for class No. 7367.101, call the city of Newport Beach at 644-3153. For information, call 644-3151. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996 8 -DON LEACH I DAILY PILO It's been 100 days since Margaret Gratton became president of Orange Coast College. Twas a month before Christmas And all through the store Hanging from rafters Were flannels galore Cozy and comfy These gowns are the best You be the Sar\ta And we'll do the rest! Kristen's 631-7399 • WestcllH Court 1719 We.stcllff Or.• Newport Beach Helen Grace has something special for everyone on j't: --list ... v Boxed Chocolates v Gift Baskets v P~rty Platters-Beautif uily packed with assorted chocolates v Chocolate novelties for stocking stuffers v Gift Tins (Who needs more popcorn - 5 lbs. of individually foil wrapped assorted chocolates (approx. 160 pieces) v Ch?colate Santas, Wreaths, Trees, Trains, and more! HOLIDAY SPECIALS Belgian Truffles (7 oz box) regular s7so Special 1"5° each Mint Truffles (7 oz box) regular s7so Special 1450 each Peanut Butter Bears (7 o z box) regular s7so Special s4 s. each Walnut Fudge Log (6 oz box) regular s5so Your Newport Beach headquarters for ,_o(~af~ For Children and Adults Sleepwear • Robes • Slippers · Special 14" each Pecan Giants ( 12 oz two layer box) regular s I Q9.5 Special 17'5 each Hot Fudge Topping (1 1 Y2 oz jar) regular s6~ all flavors Special 14'5 each • • MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1'96 TODAY TENNIS CAMP Children ages 5-15 can learn new tennis skills and !:&rove existing skills in a one-w ten- nis camp today through Dec. 27 at Las Arenas Park on the comer of 16th Street and Balboa Boulevard in Newport Beach. "Mighty Mit'5, • for 5 tQ 7-year-olds, will ,.. be.oftere<I 9-to 10 fµIl. The regis- tration fee is $20. "Strokers,• for beginning players ages 8-15, will be offered 10 a.m. to noon. "Ral- llers," for intermediated players ages 8-15, will be offered l to 3 p.m. Both of these courses cost $45 and preregistration is required. To register, call 644- 315 l. REPTILE TALK The Newport B~ WQtary offers a workshop for Chliiren-4g& seven through 12 called "Slimy Creatures -Reptiles• from 1 to 3 p.m . at the Vincent Jorgensen Community Center adjacent to Mariners Branch Library ill New- port B~ach~ Registration fee is $15 and preregistration is required. For information, call 644-3151. REPTILE TALK II The Newport Beach Library offers a workshop for children age seven through 12 called ·LCiW•I( l\'. I~ I I •. . • . . • ' ' :KENN Y ;/. ·PRINTE R "Sharks I" from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Vincent Jorgemen Com- munity Center adjacent to Martners Branch Ubrary in New- port Beach. Reg:istretion fee ts $15 and preregistration is required. For more information. call 644- 3151. THE ZONE A local support group meets tonight to discuss "The Zone," the exciting nu11ition plan devel- Qped by best selling author Dr. Barry Sears at 7 p.m. at the Barnes and Noble Bookstore in Fashion Island in Newport Be'ach. For more information, call 673-3588. VINEYARD OtRtmAN The Vineyard Christian Pel- lowsbU> .d._ N~wpoJ1 ij.~ otters a~ltveV~~ at 6 p.m. at 102 E. Baker St., Cost Mesa. For more information, call 556-8463. ST. MARK PRESBYTERJAN St. Mark Presbyterian Church offers a brief informal service for pre-schoolers and their families reenacting the Nativity at 4 p.m. at 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach. A 7 p .m. se.rvice for all will feature the reading of the Christ- mas Story and several anthems by Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price $125/hr A TTORNEYS AT LAW CLUB SPORTSWE BUSINESS LITIGATION AND TRANSACT10NS Corpora1ions, pannerships, mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS Evictions, foreclosures, easements, title disputes, work-outs ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS .. Osh by Gos Junior Sportswear from $5.0 R~. Retail SJ2-St4 .. For DAD. Men's Structured" Des $5.00 R~. Retail up to $45 • Woven, Flannel $8.00 - Sweatshirts By Oub Sportswear t!f.:aio DANCE a.ASSES Orange Coast College offers five intermediate to advanced level modern d4nce classes at 10 a.m. on Dec. 26 through 28 and 30 and 31 in OCC's Dance Studio C. RegistraUon fee is $10 per class or $35 for the entire series. For more information, call 432-5506. SATURDAY HYPER PEPPY Launch Pad offers a Robot HYPER PEPPY Launch Pad offers a Robot Workshop at noon for children ages nine to 11 and at 3 p.m. for ages 11 to 14 at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. The workshop enables a parent and child to learn how to assemble •Hyper Peppy" the robot and discover how robots are used in the film and amusement industries. Cost is $30 and the workshop is $6 for members and S8 for guests. For more information, call 546-2061. nJESDAY. DEC. 31 Workshop at noon for children KIDS SLEEP OVER ages nine to 11 and at 3 p.m. for The Newport Beach Commu- ages 11 to 14 at 3333 Bear St., nity Services Department offers a ~_qpta Mes~,i. The -hop "New Year's Eve Kids Night Out" eillbles ~~~ ~ ,,!A•tc .. f61Htn ~en ~«~.!Y: th\:Q_'1Qh 12 learn bow to assemble "H~ a ~30 p.fG. aiftf'CO'DcludefM s:j() Peppy" the robot and discover a.m. the next day at the Commu- how robots are used in the film nity Youth Center at Grant and amusement industries. Cost Howald Park on 5th Avenue and is $30 and the workshop is $6 for Iris Avenue in Newport Beach. members and $8 for guests. For Movies, popcorn, games and more information, call 546-2061. breakfast will be available. Cost is Cd 1or upcomlns 1:===The Tinder Box== PREMIUM CIGARS • Arturo Fuente • Ashton • Avo • Davidoff • Montecrfsto • El Subllmado • La Diva • Joya de Nicaragua • Diamond Crown • Don Lino • Dunhlll • Excalibur • Fonseca • Griffin • H. Upmann • Macanudo • Padron • Partagas • Playboy • Punch • Santa Rosa FINE L1Glf[£RS • Cprona • Colibrf • Dunhlll ·Prometheus· S.T. DuPont QUALITY HUMIDORS ·Cao· Club· Davidoff· Elle Blue • Mastro De Paja • Zlno l.t< Y ~ IAL l.UUI< f AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA 714-540-826 2 $35 and siblings pay $17. Por more infonnatlon. call 6"·3151. DIVORaTALK The Law Offices of IJ.sa A. Ciancio off er a seminar on "Divorce -What To ~ How To Proceed" at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Cost is $10. Reservations are required at 574-0866. SA111RDAY. JAN. 4 DIVORCE TALK The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offer a seminar on •Do I Need Estate Planning?" at 10 a .m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Cost is $20. Reservmons are required at 574- ,-08§,6 ... ~ ?-'-.... • .. ,,.!.J .... ,.~ OtEERLEADING Children from ages 6-11 may enroll in a five-week cheerlea'd· ing class from 3 to .f p.m. OD Mon;. days at tlie Community Youth Center in Grant Howald Park 1ii Newport Beach. Registration fee is $35. For more information, cal1 6«-3151. . SURPLUS FOOD Seniors and low-indome famiL lies of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach area can obtain free USDA surplUffood.from 11a.m.to3 p.m1 the second Friday of each month in the rear parltj.ng lot of the church on 740 W. Wilson St., Cost ta Mesa. Bring picture identifica- tion. Call,631-2171. , ta T'1Ci?t1 ttttU ~ gig J~~~~!~ !Me Cliristmas c/->!Ha 9{Jw Year ., .~ ' .. , -· All of w Uohn, Chlo1, Emil) Mtlinda, Samantha and Sylas) at John L. Blom Photography wish you love, peace and good health l See You In The Ne'Yt Year I 675-3130 3732 E. Coan Hw • Corona del M.ar I • There is a plaee where weekends .. ~· .. ... .. . • Express Tennis Shoes for Women $t.oo are se•en days long ... ~l And e"eryone there is happy. Kap• S1rf Boards Q1iebilver Baltierra S1rf Boards Die~ Brewer S1~ B1ar41 Cl1~ n11~er Bros. Toes 11 the Nose Rey1 Spoo1er No BS KAYAKS weekend wear 1036 lrvhie Ave., Newport Beach 631-2996 f Rietvel4 B1ekE11t . Roxy SMOKERS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowsbip wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and repWJi smoke-free. Call 650-2713 for tbe local evening meetings ~you. ijELPUNE • A private telephone consulta- tion is offered at no charge from 7 to 8 p.m. every Monday at 759- 035?. Talk with a professional about difficulties in your life. NETWORKER The Tuesday Morning Net- worker share leads at 1 to 8 a.m. every Tuesday at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Bled., Cotta Mesa. For more information, call 215- 2903. MOMS SUPPORT GROUP Group process focuses on work, success and parenting ·~~first~d~ «-'days Jrom\Doort to 1:B -jfan. and 7 .to 8:15 p.m. at 2900 Bristol St., ,Suite J-108, Costa Mesa. Theses- Sion cost $15. For more informa- tion, call 850-1689. ·REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY : The Costa Mesa Republican ;Assembly meets every third ·Thursday of the month at the :Neighborhood Community Cen- ·ter, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. :For more information, call 645- :5326. :CAREGIVER SUPPORT : A support group for Adult Chil- ;Qren of Aging Parents is being .offered from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at ;the Oasis Senior. Center, 800 Mar- ·guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. :coED SUPPORT : The Newport Beach Psycho- :Iogical Association offers a Coed ·Support Group that meets every :nmrsday at 7 p.m. at 3101 W. ;coast Highway, No. 311, Newport ·Beach. The support group :requires tree pre-assessment ·before joining. For more informa- :tion, call 722-4588. I :aoov IMAGE SUPPORT : The Newport Beach Psycho- 'logical Assodation offers a Body- l1Inage/Moderate Eating Support ;Group that meets every Wednes- •day at 7 p.m. at 3101 W. Coast :Highway, No. 31 1, Newport :Beach. For more information, call •722-4588. I ·orvORa MEDIATION ·-' A free lecture about divorce ?JOO Hnrhor Rlvrl CL to M1 ~o CA G262ti 714 5·15 1616 mediation, an alternative to the traditional two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alida Q. Taylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space is limited, and reser- vations are required. For more illformation, call 863-9590. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. every Wednesday at West Newport Community Center, 883 W. 15th St., #5 upstairs, Newport Beach. For more information, call 953- 0900. WOMEN'S SUPPORT The Hope Institute, a center for recovery and c.family education, offers a women's support group at 7 p.m. every Tuesday at 2900 Bris- tol St., C-206, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 43)-0020. At41MAL ~VEMENT GROUP .... This ongoing group specializes in the needs of individuals who have sick and/or dying animals in their lives. It meets from 1:30 to 2 p .m. every Tuesday at 3101 W. Coast Highway, Suite 311, New- port Beach. Free admission but call 722-4588 for space reserva- tion. SERIOUS IUNESS SUPPORT A free support group for indi- viduals facing I-UV I AIDS is held at 1 p.m. every Tuesday and a cancer support group, will be held at 1 p.m . every Wednesday in the lnstitqte for Holistic Theatment and Research, 4019 Westerly Place, Suite 100, Newport Beach. For information, call 251-8700. DIVORQ SUPPORT GROUP Mariners Church sponsors a free divorce recovery suppert . group at 7 p .m. every Wed.nesd"ay at 1000 Bison Ave., Newport Beach. For more information, call 640-6010. BREAST CANQR SUPPORT A breast cancer support group meets every Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m . at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. The meetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. LEADS CLUB CARDS/BINGO The Women's Chapter of the Every third Tuesday the Jewish Costa Mesa Leads Oub meets at Senior Center offers various card 7:15 a.m. every Wednesday at games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A Mimi's Cafe at Harbor and New-kosher lunch is offered at noon for port boulevards in Costa •Mesa. $3 per senior. For more informa- The club is part of an intemati9n-tion, call 513-5641. al networ~-:on dedi-catecf. to . · · ~~G ... B'fi!r.· t>tt\j,uf ~~rtts"'io: ~ ber's busine s·' ug -qua.Iit}' The Daily Pilot. Around Town. 330 w. leads. Call 474-2225 or 975-8338 Bay St .. Costa M~Calif. 92627; fax for more information. 646-4170 or call 540-1224, ext. 333. Starry~ Starry~ Night ... Cozy Chenille Wrap Rohe with Handstitched Moon and Stars Motif. Tl,e perfect g_ift I. ¥ ~--....,_ New/I~ C,,, ti PJ.r B«U-D+, Kristen's MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996 CHARLES H. BARR Open Sunday Dec 22 10:00am-4:00pm 1803 Westcliff Dr., Newport Beach, California 92660 l"f(Jlf1-~~~~~-(_7_14_)6_4_2_-3_J_lO~~~~~---QltJ I •. • MONDAY. OEaMBER 23, 1996 EXPLORE Rs bilingual officers wtth bigger dties like Los Angeles, Irvine and Santa Ana, incentives such as a 5% saluy CONTINUED FROM 1 increase for otticen who can pass a written exam and cozy retirement parking lot at South Coast Plaza. benefit packages are aimed at lur- Ponner Explorer Carlos Diaz, 18, ing qualified recruits to Costa recently became a cadet, a paying Mesa. position in the police department. Still. the number of Latinos serv- He ls one of three Costa Mesa ing in the police department gets cadets who speak Spanish, a skill scarcer as they move up in the he says assisted officers at every-ranks. Three out of 13 cadets and thing from sobriety checkpoints to two out of 28 reserve police officers retrieving statements from witness-are listed as Latinos. es. Although severat officers have ·1 think it would be the greatest limited profidency in Spanish, only moment of my life if they would five regular full-time police officers hire me as a police officer,• Diaz -out of 129 -are fluent ln the lan- said. guage, said Howard Perkins, city He has also encouraged others personnel director. who' speak Spanish to join the •nanslation and the language Explorers. barrier has always been a problem, "Carlos got my brother and me but we have never not got the job interested," said Gus Perez, 16. done,• Police Chief David Snow- •My sister was a police cadet for a den said, explaining the cityiis C<¥1- y~, but sne_g~ up to .. J ·=,~~ reeluit, _..-,_ ... .._~ l-T,-; l ,(._,">. 1l-O V TJ t _. -.--~~-- '"'I~ ~"'\ '"' ... • Although the city competes for Schulman said those who partic- SOBERING CONTINUED FROM 1 He finally got his wish. The final take was 3,310 motorists who passed through the checkpoint; 652 were stopped and greeted by police; 62 were given tests; and sev- en were arrested. A previous sobriety checkpoint only garnered two arrests. Foster said. The sobriety checkpoint testing was done on Flower Street. Police officers drove suspected drunken drivers' vehicles into a waiting area. I Explorers assisted officers through- out the testing. Likewise the sight of shaky legs and motorists who have difficulty counting backwards from 90. Between themselves, they dis- cuss who may or may not be head- ed to jail. . • 1 would think he's probably borderline: Explorer Ben Walker said of a motorist who could barely hold bis leg up. •A little over. I think he had more than one beer or two.• But the final determination was made with the use of new portable Breathalyzers that take faster and more accurate readings than previ- ous equipment. Holiday Gift Certificates 74vailable Now! • , . ipate in the Explorer program have can serve as role models for 1D4DY an advantage over other police of the local youth, and they encour- cand.ldates because they know the age development of closer relation- dty and the department. ships between them. "When it's time to hire tun-time •n sets the seed in their hearts lf officers, it's kind of nice to know it's positive: Avila said. •(The their background," Schulman said. young people) realize they can Snowden said the Explorer pro-make a difference.• gram is geared toward steering Latino leaders say they too gen- young people toward a career in erally have a good relationship with law enforcement, but there's no the police department. guarantee that it will add to the Avila said she has translated sev- billngual officer pool in the future. eral times for police. Once she ·we are trying, understanding helped calm down a victim of a hit- they are pretty young,• Snowden and-run accident whife police were said. ·ay the time they have been trying to g~t information for a through the program, they may report. change their career goals, just like "He was concerned be would anybody else growing up." get fired from his job," she said. "I And sometimes, a youth's trou-told him I would call and calmed bled past can preclude bis or ber him down." participation in the program. One Both police officials and Latino 15-year-old Explorer applicant was leaClers agree the Explorer program told , to check back in.,.a year may encourage youn9 people who because an officer recognized bim speak Spanish to pursue careers in ho. a_q>-.Yio~i ~ , · -· ILi·__. r~o,rcerrumt.. ,. -.... • ~ dertt. ~ .,,.-.:_ -· ·-ilfttakes tiriili 0·~1-hewJ'.)00- Latino leaders say police officers pie,• Avila said. "lime will tell.· Costa Mesa police nattic Sgt. Dave Walker helped initiate the sobriety checkpoint tw.o years ago with money from a law enforce- ment grant. Known as "Mr. Explor- er" among his peers, Walker has nurtured both of his two sons through the program. Matt Walker, 25, is a former Explorer and Cadet who now works as a reserve police officer. Ben Walker, 16, is an Explorer. Ben says his famlly is particular- ly fond of arresting drunken drivers. He smiles as ~e points out that there are few escape routes for motorists hoping to avoid the checkpoint by ducking down a side street. Five motorcycle police offi- cers are assigned to cruise the back streets. #I can't get enough of this,• Ben said. "My mom was hit by a drunk- en driver when she was in her police car." Janie Walker, a reserve police officer now on medical leave, was struck by a drunken driver in 1992 as she was sitting in her patrol car. She suffered a severe head injury and short-term memory loss, Walk- er said. Walker said traffic collisions involving drunken drivers d eclined 45% from January through Decem- ber 1995. JAME S ALBERT SCHOOL OF c ''--'~llk"l"-'"--1 ~~\' •· -----~~ Ar·\"'" ! Ii A( ,\!H ._., ------~ --- .ELMO CONTINUED FROM 1 Carlsbad-based international toy distributor, teamed up to raffle off El.mo, which has sent parents frantically combing toy store isles this holiday sea- son. The deal was, bring a toy worth at least $5, donate it to Toys for Tots, and enter your name in a raffle for a chance to buy an Elmo for $350. But even with wild stories of Elmo-mania gripping the nation, organizers at the Hard Rock fund-raiser ha d a h ard time selling the gigglittg little .. guys even at a reduced price. . At the beginning of the 3 p.m. event, the price for the Elmos wu $350. But two hours later, with only four people entered in the raffle to buy one, the asking price had fallen to $200. KEZY Promotions Manager Dave Weiss said his station will bold another contest beginning today to give away five Tickle Me Bl.mos on Christmas Eve. The five KEZV listeners who bring the most number of toys to the station's studios at 1190 E. Ball Road in Anaheim by noon Tuesday will get the Elmos, Weiss said. All the toys collected will go to Toys for Tots, officials said. Now on tbe Water in Newport B eicb A trtiditi.on of a truly Florentine cuiJine continue.JI SERVING LUNCH & DINNER • Happy Hour • Piano Bar Nightly For reservatJons Please Call 673-9500 251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach We want to thanb you for beinq a valued custo m er and wish you a h appy new year filled with the maqic of The Disney Channel!' . now on your basic service. 24-hours a day -with no commercial interruptions - all y ear lo nq! It's our special qift to you this Holiday Season. 549-3500 Happy Holidays from our family t~ yours I Contlnttntal C8bleVlalon ( .. Newpon Be.ch/Costa Mea Daily Pilot >-· ,., r----------------------;--------------------------:--------------------------------~ CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES ORANGE COAST UNITARIAN UNMRSAUST CHUttCH Young and old congregation members will share carols and special holiday memories. The religious education committee will lead the program starting at 7 p.m . with child care provid- ed. A reception and refresh- ments will follow. The church is located in Cos- ta Mesa at 1259 Victoria St. For more information, call 646-4652. . i I and inf ants are invited to ' 1 attend. St. Nicholas wW pay the l i children a sped.al visit in 'lhme : ! ... : l Hall after the service. i Child care will not be avail-i ! able at the following services: ; 1 7 p.m.: Christmas Concert l ! with the St. James Chamber i i Singers. I 7:30 p.m.: Worship Service, j Holy Euclwi.st Rite Il. l 10 p.m.: Christmas Concert i ! with Jubilate Bells and the St. l. i James Chancel Choir. :::: !: j 11 p.m. Worship Service, Fes- i tival Eucharist Rite ll with choir l and brass. ; l The church is located at 3209 . . .. ing single people. It all takes place at ~01 Irvine Ave. in New- port Beach (Back Bay). For infor- mation about the time, call 548- 6900. SBiMONS NEW TRADmONS Christ Church by the Sea cele- brates its New Traditions Service of Worship each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Child care is available dur- ing each observance. The United Methodist church is located at 1400 West Balboa Blvd. in New- port Beach. Phone 675-6310 for details. SPECIAL SERVICES HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1 , 1 Via Lldo in Newport Beach. (DISOPLES OF CHRIST) ~Beach. Contact the church at l ;::~5-0210 ~or further infor-, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996 for the winter. Don Roberson now leads an informal Bible Sudlng service at the church Sundays at 8 a.m. It includes singing, the mes- sage and good fellowship at 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. in Newport Bea.ch. Call 675~6310 for details. SUNDAY NIGKT Al.NE At 5:30 p.m. Sunday Night Alive gathers at Christ Church by the Sea. It features the 14th Street gospel band and informal wor- ship led by members of the con- gregation in celebration of laity Sunday. Vl.Sitors are invited to 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. for good fel- lowship and an optional light sup- per. The church office will answer clln1c between 10 and 10:30 a.m. Jan. 5 and the ftnt Sunday ol each month. Call ~1721. MENTAL HEAlJM FAMLY SUPPOK'f GM>UP St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church conducts a support group for families with loved ones with serious mental ~. It is led by a professional and takes place every Sunday from 6:30 to 8 p .m . For more information, call St. Andrew's at 631-2880 or Karin 1'if>ntgomery at 645-3708. CAREER NETWORK questions at 673-3805. "' The Career Network meeting SPECIAL EVENTS ... The church is holding a i 631-2880. 1 . : THE REASO~ FOR THE SEASON ·a:~": ~ee" t~t~tv.· ~~~~~~ ~~}}Xf~~f.lr'...l. ll~~b~'·~~r..W~&.\lllEIUMCir~ : church 1S located at 2401 lrvioe l SHIP OF NEWPORT BEACH '. SERVICES Church emphasizes Remem. er for those unemployed continues at 7 :30 p.m. Thursday in Stewart lounge at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church. The free, on oin and are held at 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. : Ave. in Newport Beach. Phone l The Vespers Service at 6 l the Reason for the Se8;Son d~g ! 645-5781. 1 p.m. presents the church's pro-1 Decem~er. The entire family 1 ~ duction of "The Messiah." It's ~ ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH meets m the sanctuary at 9:30 : ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN ~ located in Costa Mesa at 102 E. ~ 10 a.m. Worship Service, Holy a.m. ~dafter a special lesson for 1 CHURCH ~ Baker St. Contact the church : Eucharist Rite Il. A noon service the children, the youth are wel- Sanctuary Choir, Youth and j office at 556-8463 for details. l with Holy Communion is held come to atte.nd church school. Children's Choirs: 5 p.m., 7 l ~ every Wednesday. The church After the servi~e and coffee hour, p .m., 9 p.m., 11 p.m. The ser-; ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH ! is located at 3209 Via Lido in adult classes will focus on Jesus at vices take place at 600 St. ~ 4 p.m.: Children's Christmas 1 Newport Beach. Call 675-0210 2~: The Cour~geous Peasant, Andrews Road in Newport l Service and Pageant. Children : to find out more. V.:th a presentation ~ollowed by dialogu,e. The church is located at ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------.J 2100 Mar Vista Drive in Newport CI.ASSES AND WORKSHOPS A COURSE IN MIRACLES At Community Church, the Newport Beach Church of Reli- gious Science, the 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday Course in Miracles is temporarily recessed. Contact the church for details. It's located at 901 Dove St., Suite 145, Newport Beach. Call 646-3199. JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOL The Jewish Culture School is offering Sunday school classes for children, ages 5 through mitzvah program, as well as an adult sem- inar. The 10 a.m. to noon classes usually meet at the Jewish Com- munity Center twice a month, but some sessions substitute a field trip. nus chapter of the Society for Humanistic Judaism sponsors an adult seminar during the Sun- day school sessions for all its members. The center is located at 250 E. Baker St. in Costa Mesa. To l~arn more about the chapter and registration, phone Deborah Hol- land at 559-6726. HEALTH DAY · -Instructor Janet Brosan leads : :People With Arthritis Can Exer- . :rls~ classes from 10 to 11 a.m. every Tuesday at the Jewish • Senior Center of Orange County, • 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The class includes health education, joint-protection tips, relaxation techniques, pain-control tech- niques and socializing. Call 513- 5641. PARADIGM SHIFT LECTURE SERIES DHARMA SOCIE'fv ond Friday of the month at Tem- ple Isaiah of Newport Beach. A special Oneg Shabbat (fellowship hour) will follow services honor- Beach. Phone 644-1341. BIBLE SURANG Ghrist Church.by the Sea's Ser- vice on the Sand moves indoors Newport Beach Higashi Hon- ganji Buddhist Temple's Dhanna Society presents a lecture and dis- cussion series Jan. 12 and every second Sunday of the month at the temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Call 722-1202. ~0,n~rum~·MAnRESS Factory utlet Store SINGLES BRAND NEW -60SMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! .ASK THE RABBI Rabbi David Rosenberg will field quesµons during Singles Evening on Jan. 10 and every sec- Let the Ught of this special time of yeaT wann you and btighten ~r way in the years to dll• .. Let it alWys be and a correfrWt to~ W ~" loved ones. atRISlMAS EVE &m>m .•. Chlelen's~ I, lO:~ ... Qltt of MU-..C • 3 165 Hmt>or 111'1d . .• CoetaMesa Olle lllodl 5cMdlt °' .\05 rwy Iii] 545-7168 BLOOD-PRESSURE CHECKS First ·united Methodist Church of Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St., will conduct a free blood-pressure • Please send photographs and typed releases detailing stories, upcoming events, sermon topics or any other news involving Costa Mesa and N~rt Beadl t)otJSes of worship to RefigiOO Edi- tor, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. You can also fax items to 646-4170. Releases are requested two weeks prior to an event date. Join Us For Holiday Catering Specialists Remember we cate boats ~ charters ·1n your home or in our dining room .. : LUNCH • DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNC.H For Ruu\ICJllOl\J and DirectlDl'l..I Call 723-0621 25 l Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Celebrate Christmas Christmas Eve Candlelight Services 5:00 p.m. Children's Service (Childcare) The Newport Beach Baha'i Community allows participants to heax and experience Paradigm Shift: A New Way -A New World at 7:30 p.m . every Friday at a pri- vate residence in Corona del Mar. Together, they explore such ques- tions as: Can racism and preju- dice be eliminated? What is the new world order? Can conflicts be resolved without force? Aie women and men equal? What's the spiritual solution to our eco- nomic problems? Music and food are included. Directions: 759- 0999. ll ~Er lO:OOom .. .Hott ~.Hymns ma Paclftc .. or. <at ... ,. .... 7:00 p.m. Carol Service with Chancel Choir (Childcare) 11 :00 p.m. Carol Service with 'Holy Communion • RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 1~"Yvo~CUTl~156 Newport Harbor Lutheran Church ~C~ 798 Dover Drive (16th & Dover) Newport Beach, CA 92663 714/548-363, Ml CASA Ml Xl(;\N ru "11\UH.i\NT White ftsh serwd on a soft com t.ortilll wtttl our "spedal9 whlt.e sauce. aibbage. cheese. guacamole and 1 slke or llme. Uk• theJ Mn'I on the coMt of BA.JAii Ouf meall an I trip to BAJA M weH M MIXICOtl t. Matthew'• Church 1723 W9*tff Dr •• N9wpolt 8-:itl tr.ana Sherlngton. ....... Thi Pizza llmbfy) CtM18tmM Eve, Holy Communk>n, 7:30 p.m. ChriatmM Dey, Holy CommunlOn, 10:00 a.m. 71 ....... 1112 Cluill LutlMinn Clauida 7'8 Vldaria St. CGlla M-, CA '2627 ('714) '31-1611 .. TrlldllloMI ~ -.tllp. Chldmft i. proYlcled. Youcansbop 'till you drop, I but the perfect sift Isn't In any ~ the stores!! Come worship with us. Clriatmu EYe 7:00A 11:00pm OlriM••--Day lO:OOAM Pastor Ti.Di Timmons Spa kins • I • MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996 EXPLO.RERS CONTINUED FROM 1 bilingual of:ticers with bigger dties like Los Angeles, Irvine and Santa Ana. incentives such as a 5% aa1a.ry increase for officers who can pass a written exam and cozy retirement parking lot at South Coast Plaza. benefit packages are aimed at lur- Pormer Explorer Carlos Diaz, 18, ing qualified recruits to Costa recently became a cadet, a paying Mesa. position in the police department. Still. the number of Latinos serv- He is one of three Costa Mesa ing in the police department gets cadets who speak Spanish, a skill scarcer as they move up in the he says assisted officers at every-ranks. Three out of 13 cadets and thing from sobriety checkpoints to two out o1 28 reserve police officers retrieving statements from witness-are listed as Latinos. es. Although several' officers have "I think it would be the greatest limited profidency in Spanish, only moment of my life if they would five regular full-time police officers hire me as a police officer,• Diaz -out of 129 -are fluent in the lan- said. guage, said Howard Perkins, city He has also encouraged others personnel director. who speak Spanish to join the "Translation and the language Explorers. barrier bas always been a problem, 1 "Carlos got my brother and me but we have never not got the job interested,• said Gus Perez, 16. done," Police Chief David Snow- 1L;My: . ~r~ ~-.. -<""""""-~ • ~· year, ou s e gave it up to get mar-stantly making · elrorts · to recruit ried. • bilingual officers. Although the city competes for Schulman said those who partic- SOBERING CONTINUED FROM 1 He finally got his wish. The final take was 3,310 motorists who passed through the checkpoint; 652 were stopped and greeted by police; 62 were given tests; and sev- en were arrested. A previous sobriety checkpoint only garnered two arrests, Foster said. The sobriety checkpoint testing was done on Flower Street. Police officers drove suspected drunken drivers' vehides into a waiting area. Jloli<lay dp«:ial I Tans for $1.67 l•chl i213il96 Explorers assisted officers through- out the testing. Llkewise the sight of shaky legs and motorists who have difficulty counting backwards from 90. Between themselves, they ·dis- cuss who may or may not be head- ed to jail. "I would think he's probably borderline,• Explorer Ben Walker said of a motorist who could barely hold his leg up. •A little over. I think he had more than one beer or two. 11 But the final determination was made with the 1JSe of new portable Breathalyzers that take faster and more accurate readings than previ- ous equipment. Holiday Gift Certificates Available Now! ipate in the Explorer program have an advantage over other police candidates because they know the city and the department. "When it's time to hire full-time officers, it's kind of nice to know their background,• Schulman said Snowden said the Explorer pro- gram ls geared toward steering young people toward a career in law enforcement, but there's no guarantee that it will add to the bilingual officer pool in the future. •we are trying, understanding they are pretty young,• Snowden said. •ey the time they have been through the program, they may change their career goals, just like anybody else growing up.• And sometimes, a youth's trou- bled past can preclude his or her participation in the program. One 15-year-old Exprorer applicant was told to check back in a year ~~~~ 1rom a preVlous van<ialiSiif u1u- dent. Latino leaders say police officers Costa Mesa police Traffic Sgt. Dave Walker helped initiate the sobriety checkpoint two years ago with money from a law enforce- ment grant. Known as •Mr. Explor- er" among his peers, Walker has nurtured both of his two sons through the program. Matt Walker, 25, is a former Explorer and Cadet who now works as a reserve police officer. Ben Walker, 16, is an Explorer. Ben says his family is particular- ly fond of arresting drunken drivers. He smiles as he points out that there are few escape 'routes for {llOtorists hoping to avoid the checkpoint by ducking down a side can serve as role models for many of the local youth. and they encour- age development of closer relation- ships between them. "It sets the seed in their hearts if it's positive,• Avila said. "(The young people) realize they can make a dilference. • Latino leaders say they too gen- erally have a good relationship with the police department. Avila said she has translated sev- erai times for police. Once sh e helped calm down a victim of a hit- and-run accident while police were trying to get information for a report. NHe was concerned he would get fired from his job, 11 she said. NI told him I would call and calmed him down:" Both police officials anti Latino leaders agree the Explorer program may encourage young people who ELMO CONTINUED FROM 1 Corlsbad-based international toy distributor, teamed up to rattle off Elmo, which has sent parents frantically combing toy store isles this holiday sea- son. The deal was, bring a toy worth at least $5, donate it to Toys for Tots, and enter your name in a raffle for a chance to buy an Elmo for $350. But even with wild stories of Elmo-mania gripping the nation, organizers at the Hard Rock fund-raiser had a hard time selling the giggling little guys even at a reduced price. At the beginning o1 the 3 p .m. event, the price for the Elmos was $350. But two hours later, with only four people entered in the ratfie to buy <>ne, the asking price had fallen to $200. KEZV Promotions Manager Dave Weiss said his station will hold another contest beginning today to give .away five Tickle Me Blmos on Christmas Eve. The five KBZV listeners who bring the most number of toys to the station's studios at 1190 E. Ball Road in Anahebn by noon Tuesday will get the Elmos, Weiss said. All .the toys collected will go to Toys for Tots, officials said. ~~OA~ ~Cp.(~in ·~"!"Pl!~~~~~~~~~"!'!!:~~~~~~~~~~~,.. w tfo~'ih'lftit~ " • --' ~ r "It takes time to recruit new peo- ple,· Avila said. "Tune will tell.• street. Five motorcycle police offi- cers are assigned to cruise the back streets. "I can't gel enough of this,• Ben said. "My mom was hit by a drunk- en driver when she was in her police car. 11 Janie Walker, a reserve police officer now on medical leave, was struck by a drunken driver in 1992 as she was sitting in her patrol car. She suffered a severe head injury and short-term memory loss. Walk- er said. Walker said traffic collisions involving drunken drivers declined 45% from January through Decem- ber 1995. ( ._"-'~llk~j'-1 k'~:\· ------~~Ar\.\'" f [i Ac .\[if•.• 1 ---------- ~ ~na8Jt/na Now on the Water in Newport Beach A tra4ition of a trtdy Florentine. cui..Jin.e continaul SERVING LUNCH & DINNER • Happy Hour • Piano Bar Nightly GIWU l,,UiJ, Qlfer 1 lb. LM Maine I.Obiter w/Fresh Pasta oniy$12.90 For reservatJons Please Call 673-9500 251 East Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach We want t o thanb you for beinq a valued customer and wish you a happy new year filled with the maqic of The Disney Channel~ . now on your basic service. 24-hours a day -with n o commercial interruptions - all year lonq! It's our special qift to you this Holiday Season. 549-3500 Happy Holidays from our family t~ yours! Co~ntH'ltal C.bMMalon Newpon Be.ch/Costa Neu Daily Piloc MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996 r----------------------~-----------------------------------------------------------~ I ing single people. It all takes place at 2'01 Irvine Ave. in New- port Beach (Back Bay). For lnfor· mation about the time, call S.8- 6900. for the winter. Don Roberson now leads an informal Bible Surfing service at the church Sundays at 8 a.m. It includes singing, the mes- sage and good fellowship at 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. in Newport Beach. Call 675-6310 for details. clinic between 10 and 10-.30 a.m. Jan. sand the ftnt SUndaf d eecb CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanctuary Choir, Youth and Children'~ Choirs: 5 · p.m ., 7 p.m., 9 p.m., 11 p .m. The ser- vices take place at 600 St. Andrews Road in Newport I I I I I I I I I I I SBRMONS NEW TRADmONS Christ Church by the Sea cele- brates its New 'naditions Service of Worship each SWtd.ay at 9:30 a.m. Child care is available dur- ing each observance. The United Methodist church is located at 1400 West Balboa Blvd. in New- port Beach. Phone 675-6310 for details. SPECIAL SEIJVICES THE REASQN FOR THE SEASON SUNDAY NIGHT ALIVE At 5:30 p.m. Sunday Night Alive gathers at Christ Church by the Sea. It features the 14th Street gospel band and informal wor- ship led by members of the con- gregation in celebration of laity Sunday. Visitors are invited to 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. for good fel- lowship and an optional light sup- per. The church office will answer questions at 673-3805. SPECIAL EVENTS Community Open House BAHA'IS GATHERING -"!l:'1'4o~~-~t. M!lfk Presbyteriab The Baha'is of Newport Beach : Chiiieh ldlspiia.Mes: RQ~, -01 ~.~er and <Jii- : the Reason for the Sea_son d~g cussion of t:inlefy lbpies at t 1 a.m~ : Decem~er. The entire f~y Dec. 2~ and the last Sunday of 1 meets m the san~ary at 9.30 each month at a private residence : a.m. ~d after a special lesson for in Corona del fvtat. All are wel- : the children, the youth are wel-come. Directions: 760-5360. 1 come to attend church school. BLOOD-PRESSURE OIECKS First United Methodist Church of Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St., will conduct a free blood-pressure month. Call 5'8-7121. MENTAL HEAIJM FAIM.Y SUPPOKT GROUP St . Andrew's Presbyterian Church conducts a support group for fam!ltes with loved ones with serious mental illnesses. It is Jed by a professional and takes place every Sunday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. For more information, call St. Andrew's at 631-2880 or Karln Montgomery at 645-3708. CAREER NETWORK The Career Network meeting for those unemployed continues !t 7:30 p.m. Thursday in SteWart Lounge at St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church. The free, ongoing weekly meetings are open to all and a.re held at 600 St. Andrews .~~"?Cl<J in N~wport Beach. For more infotniidoii,.ca11 51~ • Please send photographs and typed relea~s detailing stories, upcoming events, sermon topics or any other news involving ~osta Mesa and ~ewport Beach houses of worship to Religion Edi· tor, Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.: Costa Mesa, 92627. You can also fax items to 646-4170. Releases are requested two weelc.s prior to an event date. : After the service and coffee hour, : adult classes will focus on Jesus at : 2000: The Courageous Peasant, 1 with a presentation followed by : dialogue. The church is located at ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------J 2100 Mar Vista Drive in Newport Beach. Phone 644-1341. ClASSESAND WORKSHOPS A COURSE IN MIRACLES At Community Church, the Newport Beach Church of Reli- gious Science, the 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday Course in Miracles is temporarily recessed. Contact the church for details. It's located at 901 Dove St., Suite 145, Newport Beach. Call 646-3199. JEWISH SUNDAY SCHOOL The Jewish Culture School is offering Sunday school classes for children, ages 5 through mitzvah program, as well as an adult sem- inar. The 10 a.m. to noon classes usually meet at the Jewish Com- munity Center twice a month, but some sessions substitute a field trip. This chapter of the Society for Humanistic Judaism sponsors an adult seminar during the Sun- day school sessions for all its members. The center is located at 250 E. Balcer St. in Costa Mesa. To learn more about the chapter and registration, phone Deborah Hol- land at 559-6726. HEALTH DAY • • Instructor Janet Brosan leads : J>eople With Arthritis Can Exer-• :cise classes from 10 to 11 a .m . • every Tuesday at the Jewish • Senior Center of Orange County, 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The class includes health education, joint-protection tips, relaxation techniques, pain-control tech- . niques and socializing. Call 513- 5641. PARADIGM SHIFT The Newport Beach Baha'i Community allows participants to hear and experience Paradigm Shift: A New Way -A New World at 7:30 p.m. every Friday at a pri- vate residence in Corona del Mar. Together, they explore such ques- tions as: Can racism and preju- dice be eliminated? What is the new world order? Can conflicts be resolved without force? Are women and men equal? What's the spiritual solution to our eco- nomic problems? Music and food are included. Directions: 759- 0999. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 1~"Yvo~com~156 Ml CASA MI 'I( I(;\ N I( I \ 1 /\ lJ IU\ NT White fish .wd on a soft corn tortilla with our ·spec1ar Ylhlta sauce. catlblgl, cheese. glllClfTIOle and a slke of lime. Llk• th•J "'" on the cout of BA.JAii Our mNll .,.. • trtp to BAJA Mwell•MIXICOll ·* LECTURE SERIES DHARMA SOCIETY ond Friday of the month at Tem- ple Isaiah of Newport Beach. A special Oneg Shabbat (fellowship hour) will follow services honor- BIBLE SURFING Christ Church by the Sea's Ser- vice on the Sand moves indoors "' Holiday Catering Newport Beach Higashi Hon- ganji Buddhist Temple's Dharma Society presents a lecture and dis- cussion series Jan. 12 and every second Sunday of the month at the temple, 254 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Call 722-1202. 99" 0n~~'fT".MATIRESS Specialists Remember we cate -boats ~ charters •tn your home or in our dining room ... • Factory utletStore SINGLES ASK THE RABBI BRANO NEW-COSMETICAUY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! 3165 11.-bor Blvd. Costa Mesa Join Us For LUNCH • DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH For Rtsnw11otU and Dtrtcllons CaU 723-0621 Rabbi David Rosenberg will field quesµons during Singles Evening on Jan. 10 and every sec-• •• [ii One lllock Soutb of 405 rwy 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Let the light of this special time of year wann. 1f* and brighten ,..,. W(.ly in the years to dflte. Let it always &e and a comfort to )GM find ,our loved ones. ChnatmM EV9, Holy COmmunton, 7:30 p.m. Chi1etmM Dey, Holy Cornmunton, 10:00 Lm. ' Tradlllonlll EPeoaPe1 ~~II pnMded. Quilt LutlMnn Clnrih 760 VldGlia St. CGlla M-, CA '2G1 (714) 6.11-1611 You cansbop 'tlU you drop, . but tbe perfect sift Isn't In any ~the stores!! - CllriaimuB~ 7:00 A ll:OOpm Olriatm&t p.y tO:OOAM ' 545-7168 Celebrate Christmas Christmas Eve Candlelight Services 5:00 p.m. Children's Service (Childcare) 7:00 p.m. Carol Service with Chancel Choir (Childcare) 11 :00 p.m. Carol Service with 'Holy Communion Newport Harbor Lutheran Church -...~~ 798 Dover Drive (16th & Dover) Newport Beach, CA 92663 714/548-3631 Pastor Tim Timmons s~ 2025 ALTON PARKWAY lt'Vft , EYE-OPENER CdM boys hoops still smarting over rough loss at Sonora tourney •Newport Harbor's wrestling program is on the high road with Jason Deere the central focus. 12 wrestlers advanced to the sec- ond day of competition. Last year only four fidvanced. HIGH SCHO OL WRESTLING PREV IEW By Jim Watt~rs. Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -This past weekend's Silverado Invitational in Las Vegas may well end up being the mold for Newport Har- r&dior H,ig~ 'W;f~t.lj.I).g,_ season. If so, tli~~~rs~lielfei.m~e some space in the trophy case. In the two-day Silverado tour- ney, which featured 19 top teams -from California, Utah, Nevada and Arizona, nine of the Sailors' PREP HOOPS Sea_Kings steaming over poor officiating • Corona del Mar takes its lumps in more ways than one in 60-45 loss to Edison at Sonora To'urney. LA HABRA -Don't look for any nonleague matcbup between Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings and the Edison Chargers any time soon, surely the only way these two boys basketball teams are going to find themselves matched up will be in a tourna- ment, such as the Daily Pilot Coast Classic at Estancia High after Christmas, where the two are in separate pools. , The Sea Kings are still nursing some bumps and bruises, to their record and to their personalities after absorbing a 60-45 pounding at the hands of the Chargers, and the officials, at the Sonora Tour- nament Consolation champi- onship game Saturday. A full 24 hours · later CdM Coach Paul Orris found himself able to talk about the loss, but he still found himself fuming over the rancor of the loss. uEdison is real physical, almost to taking it over the e dge,• said Orris, and maybe what happened is more our fault because we didn't adjust to it well. "But the fact was Edison was the physical team out there, and they went to the line and shot 29 foul shots, we shot 10. It was so one -sided it was embarrassing.~ Corona del Mar was 'T'd' twice and a Sea Kings fan was ejected from the premises as the frustrations boiled over from the lack of consistent officiating, according to Orris. "I was my own worst enemy, I guess," continued Orris. "I never got a 'T,' and I probably should have." A 19-10 third-quarter Edison run broke it open after Edison held a 25-24 halftime edge. "Edison is very good at what they do in terms of physical play, and we just weren't clever enough to know how to deal with it," continued Orris. "At one point Corey Gority was going in for a layup and had bis legs taken out. He's laying on Ute floor, they're going the other way, there's no call, the ball's coming back up the floor, he's still on the floor, the game is still not ttopped ... " The end result was a frustrat- Mg 2-2 finish in the tourney, dropping Corona del Mar to 4-7 overall. "I thought we started making some progress," said Orris. •1t was Charlie Peyton's first game after about a half-practice (com- ing off a shoulder injury), and over the long range, this will help us. He IllAkes us a stronger team. but it's a day-to-day and week-to- week thing for him." ..... ..,C.W .. Mw45 ...... -~ COrorMI del ~ f2 12 10 11 -45 Edllon 13 12 ,, 16 • 60 <WI -Conowr 4, Friend 16. Pwyton tJ. Mudc.ley 4, ~ .... 2, Ffri• 0, Gortty " num.n 2, SMffwr o. ~outnont. Tectlnbt foUh: nvm.n, ,,.,.., ...... -Song .. ......., 10, ltamezls 12. "°""' 4, Minn .. Semi 2, CNcley 7. N9twtg '· fouMd out none. I 1Wo-time defending Sea View League heavyweight champion Jason Deere tQQ.k second place in his weight class; Matt Large, who won the league championship at 103 pounds last season, took sec- ond at 112; and Rigo Pinon, who went to CIF last season, took fourth at 119. All three earned medals for their efforls. Those three stalwarts figure to be making some hay again this season as the Sailors contend for a league title. _., It's a loose bunch thal knows a good joke when it sees one. Take for instance the file photo that ran on page A12 in the Dec. 19 issue of the Daily Pilot. That's Matt on his bicycle with his mom, Kim, by his side. "That was shot about 10 years ago," Kim Large said. "The team was over at the house before we left for Las Vegas and they were all cracking up over it." Large, a three-year letterman, had hoped to wrestle 103 again this season, but hormones said otherM.se. Last year he placed fourth at CIF as a juhior, missing a trip to State by one spot. At the Silverado, Large wres- tled the Utah State Champion in the finals, dropping a hard-fought 10-6 decision. Deere is the stud on the team. At 6-foot-2, 245 pounds, this senior will be a fomiidable adver- sary in every match. He's been one of Orange County's best since moving from Oklahoma and s(ep- ping on a Newport_Harbor mat three years ago. Deere finished second at the Master's Tournament last season and went on to a seventh-place finish at the State Finals. .. ' "Jason is ready to have a big year,• said Jason's dad, Ted Deere, who is a fixture at New- port Harbor matches. ~He's stronger and quicker. It should be real interesting." featuring If you want to try your luck with 61-year-old Pat Hadden, chances are you'll be ahead of the game if you've already learned to deal with the humility factor. I!>'. Jim Wa~ Daifj PiJ!jt C OSTA MESA -Leuon No. l: •Things cue not always what they appear.• Take for instance, Pat Padden. This diminutive 61-year-old who tops out at 5 feet wouldn't strike fear into the hearts of most. Arnold Schwarzenegger she's not. However, be forewarned. Don't mess With this lady. Padden earned a black belt in Shao-Un Kung PU this summer through the Newport Mela School of Martial Arts iD CQfta Mela. Y•, in the finest Kwal CbaDg Caine tradi- tion. Which bdngs us to ... 1-• No. 2: HumJlJty la an Jmpottant pan fll Ille. lt'l a lellcm Paddm ii dim called on to ..... to the ICbool'• D8W lbldantl. ...;.~.:':9r.:.~=.~ baft •attitude mmtnt iDIOW.. ..... w.pauptowlik ~ GD .. body, I alwaya gll& tlllllaw mm. ... toll blti'eye1 Wiim ..,_..,but ,......, try to 111& _ 1 ..... lilml.rlag --·--~,.,.-.~. "9811 ......... ... 'a 2 -.,-. ... 11111• ...... ._ .. ....,,., ..... ' 0 UOTE OF THE DAY . '" "I '°" ltanurwrlng '°" flUIP tnlo ""' ground •..• -61-YIIAR.QW PAT 1IADDBN Pinon is returning at 119. 'Ibis will be bis second year with the Sailors, his third year on the high school level He wrestled at Costa Mesa High as a freshman before transferring last season to New- port. Returners this season include: sophomores Brad Um (103) and Jesus Pimental (215); iuniors nm Kennedy (135) and Terence Felix (160); and senior Emmett Olevera (152). There are five first-year wrestlers on the varsity: juniors Channin '!Weedy (125) and Curtis Stevenson (140); freshmen Jared Dutton (145) and Michael Snyder (189); and sophomore Jeremy Munoz (171). ·Sailors itching for more ~ . • Newport Harbor shows ::. some signs that the Tars .,... still have big potential; ·· push past Pacifica, 57-49. ·:· By Jim Watters, Daily Pilot FULLERTON -While a major.:~ ity of players would be looking for ways to get out of practice. after playing four basketball games in one week, Newport:. -~~~~~~1.~-. wait to get back into the gym. . •1 really need some practice'. time," he said after playing in only his fourth game since the end of the extended football sea-· son. ·1 really feel out of sync righf now." · Out of sync, or not, Pulid<J: scored 18 points, pulled down,. nine rebounds, dished out four assists and made two steals and two blocks as the Sailors defeated Pacifica Saturday, 57-49, to take third place in the Courtside Oasll at Tu>y High. He and sophomore guard Matt· Jameson, who scored a game-' high 21 points, both were named to the All-Tournament Team for their efforts. The Sailors (5-4) led 38-31 heading into the fourth quarter with Pulido sitting on the bencl:i with his fourth foul. The Mariners (5-3) took advantage of his absence, going inside three straight plays to tie the game, 38- 38, with 6: 13 left. Newport Harbor Coach Larry .Hirst had to gamble and put Puli- do back in. It paid off as he made' one of two free throws, scored on a layup and bit a six-foot tum- around !o ~park-a 10--0 run as thti Sailors opened a 48-38 lead at the 2:52 mark. •Actually it was Matt who did a great job of leading us out there," Pulido said. For the second straight game, Jameson's ballhandling played a major key. •Tuey were playing prettx aggressively on the press,• Jame- son said. "We knew we had td take care of the ball. We just trte4 to stay calm arid run our offense.• Jameson played his role to perfection by either penetra:! and drawing the foul or punch1n the ball inside and watting on perimeter to knock in a three. Jameson was 8 of 8 from th~ charity stripe and 3 of 6 frbm three-point land. Newport actually had three 10-0 runs in the game. The first turned a 14·6 lint-quarter deficit into an 16-lA lead. Pacifica battled back and extended a one-point balftlme lead to 28-25 with the l8COnd half barely one minute old. lbat'I when the Sa1lcn uMd their sec.: ond 1()--0 run to open a 35-28 ~with 3:35left In the~ Newport....._ n . ,_... 4', .... 'rQuwtll• NNewpofi-.t.o-rt "9fbor 6 17 1§ 1f • 5J ,ectflc:a 14 to t ,, • • .............. ArchMld J. Cunw*'lfwn s. ~ 1, ........ 0, ""'•'°"" .. Jlnmol• 2'· Nido ,.. . 1Nlilll t, Wll•w a. ,_ 9°* Jim lllft I. curi.•,.twn '· ~cu! ~o.dllnt14.llfN2,,~ I. lticHln I. LMis n• I 9illlii' ••dll I. WlllDft a. "JMut z. ~ .... ...,;as,_Z.tllliilltJ. ......... : ~!!-DL • g;~T· f~ .. . ... ~= --. -~ MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996 Eagles c.-. ......... · in their own nest, then roll, 53-39 •Estancia winds up with seventh-place finish at Irvine World News Oassic after shoving Pomona around in Saturday afternoon's finale. By Bany Faulkner, Daily Pilot IRVINE -The Estancia High boys basketball players put their beAda together Saturday after- noon and their game followed suit ~ a 53-39 victory over Pomona in • ~e seventh-piace final of the Irvine World News Classic at Concordia University. : •1t's the first time in a long time I . Sailors get back on the . winning trail, 70-35 •Santa Ana Valley proves to be no match for Newport Harbor girls at the Bolsa Grande Tournament. there's been a players-only meet- ing here,• said Estancia Coach Rich Boyce. "I'm not sure what was said, but they came out ready to play. They had confidence in each other.• Plagued by listless first-quarter play in back-to-back losses Friday and Wednesday, the Eagles (7-3) scored th~ game's first nine points and led 17-3 after eight minutes. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOOPS don Casillas, who added the meeting, and subsequent victory, will allow the Eagles to enjoy their holiday, before returning to action Dec. 26 as the host of the Daily Pilot Coast Classic. Nelson, who finished with a game-high 22 points and eight rebounds, made sure there would be DO extended lapses. •Sam was an animal on the board in the first quarter,• Boyce said. •Selwyn got us going with some early scoring and I though~ Brandon (seven points) played one of his better games of the year.• solid defense and aggression on the boards, helped keep Pomona at bay the rest of the way. •When we get a team down, we have tq start keeping them down,• said Nelson, who hit 7 of t t from the field to help the win- ners finish at better th.an 53%. "I think our problems the la.st couple games have been mental." •(Pomona) is not an easy team to play, because they have great athletes, who are always in the passing lanes,• Boyce said. •But it's nice to get a win. We'll be back at it (today) to get ready for the Coast Classic." The Red Devils (4-4) arrived late, forcing the game's tipoff to be delayed 30 minutes. And the fired-up Eagles made it clear ear- ly that freeway traffic wouldn't be the only difficulty encountered by the visitors from the Inland Empire. "We just figured out what we needed to do,• said senior Bran- "We were on a roll before our two straight losses and, I think, today could get us back on a roll.• All-tournament picks Selwyn Mansell and Sam Nelson got the Eagles rolling Saturday, combin- ing for 15 of the team's opening- perlod points. Mansell's 10 points in the opening ei~ht minutes, defensive pressure on Pomona guards, and unselfishness as the offensive trigger man, helped set the tone. A 10-2 Red Devil nm to open the second half slashed the deficit to just six, but a James Dawkins bucket, Nelson layin, Casillas foul shot an'ci Ryan Simpson field gqal allowed the Eagles to take a 26-16 advantage into intermission. Patience at the offensive end, ., Mansell, who consistently left bis feet to battle for loose balls, said the pregame players meeting helped the team recapture some intensity. ·we also wanted to start play- ing more of an open court game, which would help us get more easy shots,• said the Mater Dei transfer, who drained all four first. quarter field-goal attempts. Estmda SJ, '°"'°"9 J9 Sconby~ Estancia 17 9 12 15 -53 Pomona 3 13 7 16 • 39 Est.nda ·Nelson 22. Mansell 12, C.Slllas 7, Simpson 4, Dawkins 4, Taboada 2, Rainey 2, Rahimi 0, Buonasslssi O. 3-polnters • Nelson 1, Mansell 1. Fouled out • None. ftarnoNI ·Camacho 9, Taylor 8, T. Robinson 8, Green 4, Lee 2, Day 3, Gutierrez 3, Stone 2, 3-pointers · Camacho 3, T. Robinson 2, Day 1, Gutierrez 1. Fouled out • None. • r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------, • . . ~ .HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS ~ BRIEFS ... . . COSTA MESA -It'I going to •She's been m•lrtng a lot of hometown Ol Soulabydie lbon-. . be a very Merry Cb.tietmM tn tbe progress,• said her softball ly after tbe INllOG. She itdl•ed Munroe bouleho1d tbia week. c:oech from Soutbem Califomia two aac:ked nm and a brot.en Deugbter, Apil, who almolt College, Beth Renkoeld. where hip aJcag with b8llCl trauma. : died in an auto accident this Munroe wu tbe starting catcher Sbe was In a coma until 1be last 1 : put May, and spent f11days1D a for the Vanguanlt a a 19-yeor-week of August l : coma, hu been d.il(:harged old freshman. Since awaking, Munroe bu l : frolD Central Califonli.a Rehabil-Munroe had been injured in been making steady progr.t. 1 • Estancia boys in semifinals today • itation Hospital in ModeslO and a May 16 weather-related, l: : will be bome for the holidays. head-on collition near her · . -By Jim Walten l : • Two shutout victories on Saturday give the Eagles a : L----------------------------------------------------------------------------------.1 ~ berth in semifinals today at 11 a.m. against Long Beach : ' ~ Poly: third-place and championship games follow at 3. looking for the roll •· nent unable to conUnue, went on to ftn1lh third and earn a spot as a CIP alternate. . •Vince would have been a sure winner at 135, • Ybarra said. •we've definitely talked about that. W. worbd on Km4t thiDgl to make sure tbet doem't bapplD again. •He'I a tMl INd In WNltltng and football I upect blai tD take lMgue. Lefever aDd McBride, too.• Ybur8 ii allo •llMdiDi ' ._ tb119 tram ICJpbolDcn GUI S.· ctova1 (2t5) .n.i Jun6ar am NMr (152). •am w....u.cs vanuy u • 11 ....... llDd •M-4 ..yWll.. ALL .COSTA he said. •Felter busted bis finger : MESA and had have a rod put in it. He : Orange Coast Cellege's women's ended up sitting out the season, : basketb811 team captured third but he's back and healthy. : place at their Coast Christmas •Those guys are my Big Five. I : Oassic Sunday afternoon, post· expect them to do the damage. : ing a 73.59 victoly over Chaffey. The rest of the team will be gain-: Saki lakemoto led a quartet of ing vanity experience for the : double-digit scorers for Coast, future.• : scoring 18 points. Dianne Pulido Four freshmen -Jacob Oeve-: (13), 'nad Nakamura (12) and land (103), Jeff Ueu (112), Aaron ~ ~ird=~ll) Joined in Simonoff (119) and Mike Nelson : Jn Satwdays ~ occ (125) -will be the starters in the : saw a 29-2S halftime lead slip lower weight classes for the Mus-: away as Cuesta came beck for a tangs. : 52-'8 win. Other first-year wrestlers ! Pulido, who bad 3' points in include: senion Tuan Pham (130) : the Pirates tcM..39 flnt-round win and MOMS Mendez (111)1 junion : over Welt LA. WU held to teVe.D Sung Park (135) and Leo Aronna ! pomta (bar 1oWMt total of the (140)1 and sophomore Joey : year) by Cuelta. ~ (160). : 'Dad Nakamw. Jed occ (10- •1\.umti Mends finally talked : 3) ~'1th 18 bttting 4 ot 8 him into coming out for th• ! from tbe tme.potnt line. teem,• Ybana Nid. •He lhoukl: lCMpolml~W..t ab.ow~ improvement alllM· : LA l8t • ..,._..,. recOrd as did • ·~1 : tbe to...l plldllr'IDUoi ol Ruth IOD. : dek>I ...... Yben9 II r.i1ly happy with tbe ! 011111 Cllrl • o..lc pn9W OI Araam. wtao moftd : "m~ tnto the ~Melia Sdioal : Gia• • DtlllkltramAa_. : au X ·D1\• ,,_..fl ....... ~·but ..... : ..... 14.;U.. --~ .... o. _.... • -....,. _ _..... : Kllm , .... , .... ......,,_ ...... , ·-··-: ,.,.. .. ~, ........ ·Vi~~ ...... apt ... : ...... ~--.•" • .... --a-........... : _..., p ·-•a. -·~r ~--. : ...... .. ...... \'1'' ... ~. : ~'P:'-' ,, ·we...._ ......... .,,.,.. : "' •• ·t. ....._, Wiiia .. ,... • : ....... t 3-pt. goals: Nakamura 4, Nakase 1,:; Rambayon 1. Fouled out: none. Halftime: OCC. 44-24. Semlfto\al pme Cuesta 52. Onnge Coast ... cu.ta · Bonds 20, Mavety 7, McKay 6, Cameron 12. Casapulla 7 . .3-pt. goals: none. Fouled out none. Onnge Coast · N._kamura 16, Nakase 8, de los Santos 0, Ovitt 4, Loshak 2, Rambayon 5;Pulido 7, Takemoto 4, Grey 2. 3-pt. goals: Nakamura 4, Nakase 1, Rambayon 1. Fouled out: none. Halftime · OCC. 29-25. Flnt..-ound ...... OrMQe CoMt 10il. West LA 39 West LA · Eldridge 11. Gray 5, Johnson 6, Montes 12, Pinkney 5. 3-pt. goals: none. Fouled out none. Onlnge Coast· Nakamura 16, Nakase 11, de los Santos 8, Ovitt 4, Loshak 2, Rambayon 9, Pulido 34, Takemoto 4, Ringbjer 4, Dias o. Bracken 4, Grey 8. 3-pt. goals: Nakamura 4, Nakase 1, Rambayon 1. Fouled out: none. Halftime • OCC. SS-20. SCC hos~ Taylor tonight ~1 T ~ BASUTBALL The Southern California College men's basketball team will be try-· ing to get back on the winning track tonight when they host Tay- lor University of Indiana. 1\p-off is 7:30. The Vanguards (8-3) saw their five-game win streak snapped Friday, 98-81, by Division I San Diego State. The Aztecs (6-2) bombed away from long range, hitting nine treys on the night. The three-point show offset a game-high, 22-point perlonnance by SCC's Terence Wilborn. New- port Harbor product Justin Mcln- tee added 17. S.. Dleao St. 98. SoC.111 C:Olage 81 SoCal 61 .... -Dzierzynski 7, Perez 7, Watson 4, Fetui 0, Walker 9, Davis Q. Rose 10, Carlson 0, Scheuennan 6. Mcintee 17 . .3-pt. goals: Wilborn 2. Dzienyns:kl 1, Perez 1. Fouled out: none. San Diego St.t. · Richey 15, Betts 8, Trenkle 17, Nelson 6, Porter 2. Lewis 2. Oemirdjian 2. Thompson 10, Archie 0, Reinhardt 2, Johnson 11, Correa 1, Oarlt 4. 3-¢.. goals: Trenkle 4, Richey 3, Thompson 2. Fouled out: none. Halftime · SOS, 51-36. Vanguards roll. 60-51 C 0 S TA BASltBTBAll MESA - The Southern California College women's basketball team had three score in double figu.n!S and pulled down nine rebounds . apiece in Saturday's 60-51 non- conference win over Minot State. Alana Kempton led all score.n with 17 points. Elaine Whittemore had 14 points and six assists while Minor scored 10 points. All Uu-. had nine rebounds to help sec improve to 8-2. Point guard C... rie Burt added nine assists. n.ttany Hegel led Minot State (6-5) with 1' points and nlDi boards. socal Cal111 .............. 51 ........... *'° 11, Hegel 14. kllnd .. Chon .. ~ ... "lbbemow 4. E!Nt«t 2. 3-i)t go*; " Neto 1. b..e.d out none. leCll CI 11 -ow.y-4, Kempcon 17, lurt 2. ~ 14. • Jojola ). Sidi 7, Minor 10. ~ 2. ~ 1. ).pt. goM; KAit ... ), Minot 1. ~out: JolcM. ~.sec. )1-2'. v MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1996 PUIUC NOTtcU PUIUC •oncu PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICll PUIUC NOTJCU PUIUC llOTICU IUIUC IOTICU . ,UIUC NOTICU PUIUO Nonca •UIUC ftOTjCU •u•• •c aaonc1s ..... .,. COllOVC..,j!Yer-... at: mt iWihlP ....... _ PUIUC llOTICI flUIUC NOTJCI @!it bf. An ... ~~ ... • 11 llllDll Of e Md ~ -·· r ... ,. Nodcil It Mr.i>y glwt\ to NEW....,.., Ul.VO A OOSTA = Y°" 9tatltel _,.., ,.... ,o&l --........ ..,.,_,. ~......... WC111D1t tt ..._. t PU&ucaao-cE credllor• Of th• wllhln MlSA.CA92927 bu 11y.t?Yn,4-t.. ,................ ........... • .....,.,.. ~~V ... Ul14 11111 .... by -.... ......~llCllDll,I!!' .,... " 11 l\llMd .. 11w 11'\af a b\ltlC '°' IM fotlowfl\Q tYpe of Ali.)' ..... ltat•...,.t ....... at t JelnM NlriClr Cleber .......... t. not yet ..._ ..,..,, Ill ~ C4* _. Ill·-· w Nie II about to be' made of Llc1nH: 20 Ol:F'·SAl.E Thia ltllemenl wu llled The followlnO persona.,. ........, 1Wt .......,.,. wu tied RllUCll MllW Ufldef • ..,.. • ll'lMllecl '*-• llld to 4o °""*'In 1111 •· ._ aTATe.Man' Ot' tl'lt Hstlt dtscrlbed BE£R ANO WINf wllh lhe County Oltrk ol doing buetneaa n : a) Pr• d ~ n~ ~~! :': Wl'lh the C°'!fl'l1 Cleftc Of · Mklm llllM Ill untllld Pf1ndplt lllflllCa In IN Miit Wldtf ON!' NII -A~DOHMUIT OP ~low. PubllthOd N 1wpor1 Orena-CO'-'nty on 11390 clcM Caroo Shutttt Sof. ·R~D a. RUBINO a Orengo County on 1~91 lil'9dl!Min N lloit...,,..., by.... C'41ftll lllXll9ttd IM IMtM~ -u1• 0, FJCTITH>US Tho "',,.. lftd butl11ea• Buch·OOlta M.ua Oally t•N'703022 Ille•• b) Prneloua C•g6 ~SOCIATES Tiwt. u 1 ... UOM•• ~v .. lntlleltlltrtClll• ..... Ult l9SUlnCI of " -3USINEll NAM• addtHHt of the Hllff .,,: Pilol December 18. 23, 30, Dally Pilot Dec. 2, 9, 18, Traniporttlfon StrvlcH1 Ntwpor1 Plaza Dtlve~ Dlll!y Plot Dec. 9, 11, 2', . ill hid "°'9.: tlel. GNr'Olf Trunt"wJ:: uni fUl'tOI -Thi followlng perlOlll KARL NEILSEN ANO 1990. 23 1M rn434 Oarllng Dttfgnt. 33462 wport8elCflCA92MO' 30,1tlll ' ~ Tilit...,.,..,.liltd .... Ortlt ....... lnd beCOlnl '°=r~ !VO obandonod th• us• Of F RANK He RN AN 0 E z. m.475 • . Seabright Dana Pol/It, CA Ronald s . RUblno 2845 ~ a.ti GI rut• crllllld by lllcl dllCI tndortte • a ma "t • Ffct111ou1 Bu11n .. , 17923 Mac Mhur Blvd .. It• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE &2e29 ' Atta v ia ta Nt~port PUBLIC NOTIC! lt011~t3. tOOI rust. dlltd: 12Alllfl Slld lllt will be mtdt . .....,t •me: VERZO ENTER• vino, CA 92714 Kathlttn Lock• 33402 8t8Ch CA 92MO '"" ficlMut . ...... Fn 1111 •• •out CMNnt or ..,,. ... .,. ftAISES, 1584 N. Bata'lla TM IOCatlon In Clllfomla Flotttloua eualMH Flotltloua 8ualMU Stab(filht. Dana Point, CA Thlt 'bualntH la con-lllotftloual ..,......_ .... fM ~ f ..... , • 111i111 r..... ...,.-en or lmptied. ,.drlg -, 1. Orenge, CA 92869 ot lho chief extcutlvt office N S te Name Statement m~ ducttd by• An Individual N1Un9 "''•ment dMt 11 .._ In Ille Qalfomil Corpotdoft 241 11111. PGt•lllon or encum· The Ffctillous Buslneu of lh• teller la: same Th• ~C::Wintg• pt"!~"! • Tht following pereon1 art Thia butlnou I• con-Haw yciU ttattld doing The tollOwfng persona are .. eou;' Ollk A ""' Act Sftlw ~ ffllno, CA 937G4 brn:IM. to Sdlfy llM IOdebtld· ..Name referred to above Al Hated by lhl teller, all 1 r . n It doing buslneu 11:1N. ducttd by: an lndillldual buslnett yet? YH 1 M.e& dolll!I butlnoaa u :POWER .,.,... Nenll • 0000 kit Sale 11'1 nen llCUftd by Mid <Md. • WllS ltled In Orange County olher business nam11 1t1d ~F°b1Nl~s ~Ts~ers·a)~~: TE R G L 0 BAL C 0 M· Have you ttat1td doing Ronald S. Rubino' SER91CES GAOUP,15'4 N. ~ bt filed _, M dlee P1UM C111 (714)573·1 ICIVIOCIM OWtunotr. • on Ocl. 18, 1996, File addrtSHi uaad by tho WORKb)JA.CA PUBLISH MUNICATION SYSTEMS,5 bu1fnesayo1?No Thi• 1tatemont WU flied ea11v11,#1,0range,CA "-o1u:'°'.---~RoweneM. Mat*on ~ lnWt1t•pr~IMttln.111d , No.19963696065 Hiier within lhree ytatt b• • • Tanglewood Drlve,lrvlne,CA Kalhleon Lock• wllh the Count CIO<k of 92887 ·-111 -·-11 -p lhe 1111'*0 pl1llapll ~ of Elena Y. Barrett. 3802 lore lhe date such lfst wat ING,28451 Via Mam-92604 Thi• tlattmont was nied Or c 1y Y 12-3-98 Elena Yuml Uarrtn,3802 "'!'CC ltMlf lllillcNllt llM UM 12.m 12/16 1212311998 IN nolt ..curtd by Aid dttCI Fornwood Ave., Orange, sent or tlellvtred to lhe brlnoC~a916/~an Caplsl· Gregory e. Wolle,5 Tangl• with tht County Clerk of ange c:;'96;'703433 femwood Avo .. Orange,CA !!.!.._ •1 J!.~s ' ' With lnw.t lhnon •Of~ CA 92869 buyer are: none rano, woOd Oflvt ,ltvlno,CA 92604 Orange County on 11·18•90 92869 ,__ n -·of b llQl'lta Of PUBLIC NOTICE In nld 110•. fMt, c:1W911111d This business Is con· The names and business Carlo• M. A~ulo,28451 Gloria Kane,5 Tanglewood tH83702238 Dally PUot Dec. 9, 16, 23, Thia butlne11 11 con-anotNt lllldtt r.dlnl. Slllll, ..,,.,,... ot lhe MtM llld 11f cJucted by an Individual addrHses of the buyer art: ~1• 1 ~ambc~~;7~ Juan Orlve,lrvlne,CA 92604 Dally Piiot Doc 16 23 30 30 • 1996 M460 ducttel by: M lndhlldull IM (See Sdon t NOnce OP TRUSTEE'S Mii CtNltd bv Slid dttCI ol 195163703484 TAKUYA KONDO, 17923 v8a"!:!"°J ~ 1028451 Thf1 business Is con-Jan 6 19911 • • ~47& PUBLlCNOTICE Have you 11&11ad doing MCl .. MntsundFl'ofmions ML;aTINo. ~-Leen Mt. d*CI: 11J0411"6 ler-El&na y Barrell Mac Arthur Blvd., Irvine, . n · u · dueled by: An unlncorpo. · • bu1Jne11 yet? No 1). No. ~ Tiit o.w No. IW Rlll,I~ Cllll...,. · CA 92714 Via Mambtfno, an Juan rated association olher PUBLIC NOTICE El..,. B1trott Rncf'illng • OIGZ22n fm Illa,.... • •Ill T 4900 Rt.'tf· H11s s1atemen1 was tiled The assets 10 be sold are Capistrano.CA 92675 than a partnershl •1ct1t1oua BualntH This alatemtnl w11 rllad Nlwportllucfl..coslaMtsa No.~ai721APttNca; ride ROid SUlll 2870 ll"lllfn· wiih the County Clerk 01 described In general as: This bus.lness Is con· Have you sl~d doing Fictitious au,JneH N•m• Stetemtnl willl tht County Clortl ol CN307.a371Q060.W/ Otc 23,30, 41f.1""11YCUAM111..: Sa1e. ca 91ioe (111) 856-4168 Orange County on 12·3·96 ALL FURNITORE FIX· d~cted by. Husband and business yet? No N•m• llattment The followfng per1on1 are Orange County on 12·;l-9e 1096 .i.n 613.1llll7 ,AULT UNCJ9t A~ OP {IQO) UMB49 (CIMIOOlll Daily Pilot Dec: 9, 16, 23, Tu RE s Eau Ip MEN T Wite Gloria Kane Tl'le following persons I(• dol~ business as: HOME t 9983703482 • • TilUST. DlTB> Otnllll. Qntt) by' RwmOlld Zublrll Aat 30, 1996 LEASEHOLD IMPROVE; b~!i~es~oyuet?s~~ed doing This aratement ' waa filed doing buslnese as: Amtn· ~'t:i_TY01~0E.t4~~en:~:;; Dally Piiot Dec:. 9. 16. 23, PUBLIC NOTICE UHLDIVCUTNCaMmON s.ctec.Y PM88112/t0. 12/16, m450 MENTS. STOCK IN TRADE, wflh the County Clerk ol can Textile Technologlet 3-• a • 30 1996 M449 TO ~r YOUR...,.... 12/23.116 ---------1 GOODWILL •ANO BUSI· Carlos M. & Vanesa J. An· Orange Counly on 12-3·96 400 Avenue ol lhe Ms Clemente.CA 92673 ' flll Nt.111U7M114 8"fY fT ~y le IOU> AT 1-----...,.-~~==-=-- PUBLIC NOTICE NESS NAME and are lo· ~~~ slatemenl was filed 19983703488 J321, Costa Mua, A 92626' t!~~~!1s:n ~~=~~~j~3g! PUBLIC NOTICE ~A~ A PUiUci WL p vou PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF ~~~~~ ~1~:.9~! ~~1~rthur with the County Clerk of Dally Piiot Dec. 9, 16, 23, ;~:·:f ~:!P~~~~~t,;',; 92673 ' ' Flctttloue BualnHa The lclowlng penon(a) I =°~~~ NOTa OP TNJS1'IE'S ABANDONMENT OF The business name used Orange County on 11·27·96 30 , 1996 M455 M sa CA 92626 Thia busln11s Is con-Nam• Statement . bltineu as· C&.DINO MJMtST vou SAU: UNDER DEB> OP USE OF FICTITIOUS by lhe setter at thal loca· 19983703175 PUBLIC NOTICE T~la bu1lne11 11 con· tfucled b~ An lndMdual The lollowlng persona aro ON VALET lAuNoRv YOU IHOUU> CONTACT A TilUST ,_. ~ , BUSINESS NAME tlon is: PANCHO'S MEXI· Daily Pilot Dec. 9, 16, 23, ductad by: an Individual ~:~ael 0~ T~~~:d do~ doing bUtlnoH H:KA'· 10 E. Wallllt Ave , fullelton, LAWYa. N1*o .. ,,.,.., Lein: JO.tt. 01fMr: • The following persons CAN DELI 30. 1996 M454 Fictitious Buafneas Have you atarttd doing b II Y I? y 1o.2s; YAK'f KAAtEAS,1048 lfVlnt Given tt11t CTC ~ • ._,A40 ~ Numbs 11ave abandoned lhe use or The anllc:lpaled dale ot PUBLIC NOTICE Name Statement bualnHs yet? Yea, 12.01· ~ net• ye H, Avo.1Sulte 348,Newpot1 Fldl l:JUnclly & Oly Clunerl ltfvtcff~llllon, u 1 .. 1.,41 vou Maw Dllo , the Fictitious Business the bulk sale Is Jan. 10, The following persons are 96 Thia ttalemenl waa flied Beacn,CA 92660 .• a cailon'ia COl'POl'llon. 41 dUly W.... DUr• llfAULT WC. A DIED Of' Name: Mesa Verde Medi· 1997 al the office of THE Fictitious BualneH doing business as: SIRIUS James R. Hall -' wllh tht C nly Cle<k of ~l Whlloakor,1041 . Wal,.,t Ave., .fult~~ltDn ~Deed T .. lJWIT • .-tlDMwt;~, cat 601 112 Begonia Ave ESCROW FORUM N St t Professional Resources, This statement wu filed eo.J:iu ~ Irvine vt.,~LiJ48,Ntw-•"t?·.J~ ~·l/ , .... 'VOUTNCl.AC11CH- Co;ona del Mar, CA 92625.. This bulk sale Is subject The ~o~:wlng•p~';'~~! a 9 2358 Colgate, Costa Mesa, with the Counly Clerk t Orange _ 'Y 00 .... '!lA ~ ~ • s 1111tiMssl1 • ~ ., unmar· TO "'°'ICT YOUR"'°"' Jhe Fictitious Business to Calllornla Unllorm Com· . r CA 92626 ~ "~ .z:-:Qro~ ~ , ••-bt11lno11 11 con-1 COIPIMlloll wiom.n and "°""8d Ill 8'TY ff MAY IE ICIU> AT _Name reletred j.Q. abov me!clal CQjl.J ~ctlO.fl dol~~~"'ltJ't ./fenre,,._.P~G'. idi{st~ ~,.--!' ·..:;\ff'W0493t Oa o ec. 9, 16, 23, ductad by; An lncllvldual The l'tlllltrlnt COl'M1tnCtcl Glglllno, 1 mented,.. .. A fiUiiJC uu:. • YOU • wlllill.Yl\J cj.Jrf-¢tfix:ie C'ciemf)' . ®..-· J'!l~.; ,.;4 ' 5 ~l~ri~e Huntlnglon C~afe;'\:o Mib, CA ally Pllol Dec.23, 30, 30, 1996 M459 H1vt yoU atantd doing bualneu undtf Ille hie eoee and....-pnip-N!EDAN EXPUNATION OP .. , .. ~-Jan 24 1'996 File l so subfecl, the name CA • 92626 1996 J 6 13 1997 bullneaa yet? No lout butiness name trty, dlDd 01121111 and,.. TH! NATIME Of' TH! PRO-No Fi9963571' 113 ' and address ol the person Beach, 9264C 8 Jason P. Whitley, 22 Euca-• an. • • M485 PUBLIC NOTICE Kari Whiteaker names htlel lbovt on Mly 31 CCfded 02!1011!'.t.u • Cl!EDtNQ /ID.NH5'f YOU, D~vid M Ellis 601 1/2 Be· wilh whom claims may be Ilene Ann arnes, 7oe lyptus, Irvine, CA 92715 This 1latoment wae flied lM · lnllrurMnl No. _..,.,..._, YOU IHOULO CONTACT A gon1a Ave .. 'corona dot flied Is THE ESCROW ;shl~dcf~~:· 8Hunllngton This business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious BualneH with tho Counly Cllf1c of SIGNED. FAETH l.AUNORY & In aom .......... ""I), Of om: LAWVl!R. .... It -- Mar CA 92625 FORUM, 23161 Laka Cen-eac · 4 dueled by: a general parl· Nam• Stat•mtnt Orange County on 12-3-96 INC. By· Mchlel dal ll*:ofda In the amc. Of .,.,_ ttMlt Town & ecx.nry " Do~atd s. Ellis 11 Sky ter Drive. 1120, Lake For· Traci L~nn Carnes·Lewis, nership Fictitious aualneH The tollowlng peraont are 19983703485 Flltll flluioent ' · the County Reconitf Of OJ. Tiie 1trvfcea, Inc. a c.lf«· ~oad. Miii Valley, 'cA 94941 est, CA 92630, 1·21962·pm ~~~~ln t~~eh~~~~h Lac~ Have you started doing N•m• Stettm•nt doing busf~ea1 as: a) Dally Pllol Dec:. 9, 18, 23, TN. llllllmm was liltd wl ange Ccully, sw.. Of cal-,. Ccfpcfatlloo, n 1n111ee, , ..Oorh Ann Leonard, 623 N. an~ lhe lasl date tor filing 92647 9 • business yet? No The following persons are Sports Unlimited, b) New 30 , 1996 M458 Counlv a.itt of Ori fornil, wit atl on 1213C:w11 at cw •ICC:eUDt trua19e, Of flodeo Dr Beverl Hills claims shall be Jan. 9, . Jet1rey P. George d 1 b 1 • M b Family Shoes, 3384 S. Bria· inlv 01Oecemblf10 111116 02:00 PM, It the NolU't front ....... 41d tn11t9t ~ CA .90212 ·: Y · · 1997 which Is the business J~~~~~d Lg~ve7·~~e~in ~~~ This sta1emen1 was flied sf:rg Ap~sa~:rs & 11.Acc:,. 101 St., Santa Ana. CA PUBLIC NOTICE NOT..fe·This FiettoUs · .mnc. to the County to the Deed d TNll 0 • This business is con· day betore the sale date B h CA 92648 g wllh the County Clerk or sorles 240 Sherwood 92704 Slllement expm fNt f CourthouM, 700 CMc c.r.. eaMd bV BJWAN) ROTH ducted by a general part· speclned above. Ti:,jc: • b 1 1 Orange County on 11·26·96 Place 'Costa Mesa CA Peter J. Son, 2515 W. Un· Fictitious Bualn•H lhe dltt It IS filed iJl1:' w onvo WUt. s.na Alli, and IMMMA N1TH. ...-. nership Dated: 12/17/98 t~d bu~ c'::'s: tn! s con· 19963703032 92627 · coin Ave., #33, Anaheim, Neme Stet•m•nt the Cou w CA• putllc eucoon. to the UND MID we Al JCllllT 199637049B2 TAKUVA KONDO ~l~~e A. t 'arn:S r r Daily Pilol Dec. 2, 9, 16, Dustin A. Hall, 240 Sher· CA 92801 • The followlf19 per~ns .,, rous ~si:. a::r,: =.::· hlghett blddaf fof caltl « T1!NANTI ~ en This sta1emen1 was filed Publlshed Newpo.rt Have you started doing 23, 1996. · m435 wood Place, Costa Mesa. J~r!d i~~~e~~iv:~u.Jon ~~~¥e~s·~~~ ~.K D 8 r111st be fitd orior to lhlt dill. ==:·1n~':'ttr'::°:f Otl111tM u lnllrumln )11lh the County Clerk ot Beach·Cosla Mesa Daily business yel? No PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92627 Have you started doing Lan H tl 1 Bew~ hling of llU st.Jltment ur.. 11 ~tide, and lrW No.11-1DIO II\ lkx*-ri: oiange c ounty on Dec:. 23, Pilot December 23, 1996. Thfs statement was filed This bu.slness Is con· business yet? Yes, 5-S6 92S:0 un ng on eac • not of itself aitlloriie lhl UM I Ul •CCln'\lty'ld to and ~ ;,:.c::=,..~~ 30, 1996, Jan. 6, 13, 1997 m482 wllh the Counly Cl~r~ or Flclltlous BualnH• c:,r;~:d b~u ans:~~~~du~oi Peter J. Son Daniel L Kennedy,16092 lllS ~ ~ •.Acffous aisinns hetdbVIWMllruld Detdof ., Of ......... , caa. Dally Pilot Dec. 23, 30, PUBLIC NOTICE Orange c~-;~6~;~~!:; Nam• St•t•m•nt buslnes~ yet? Yes, 04/2~ T.hia Slatemenl was flied Nowmoon lane.Huntington Name 1n ~ °' .,,. -GI TNlt. In .,,. property .. fornll, ~~iO the Jan. 6. 13, 1997 m484 . The tottowlng persons are 98 with the County Clerk of Blach.CA 92648 anolltr undtr fodenll. Slllll. tlMlted In uld County and Noace Of °"*Ill Incl ll!leo- cna1440180 Dally Pilot Dec. 9, 18, 23, doing business as: S.B.D. Dustin Ryan Hall OrangeCountyon 1H8·96 This bualnosa 11 con-comrnonllW(SMSdon14 lbiteandnmortfulydf.. tlon to ... ......,., r. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of 30, 1996 M540 Muffler Co .. 711 W. 171h This statement was filed 19903702258 dueled by: An Individual ttltQ .• ait1nea1 lftd Plottt · 9Cftbtd II\ the above ,..,.,. corded OIUD1tt• II\ Bodi Intended Bulk Sale PUBLIC NOTICE St., Unil C·tO. Costa Mesa, with the County Clerk or Dally Pilot Dec. 16, 23, 30, Have you •tarted doing Code). ~ Deed Of TMll The ~ .......... 1n11rum1n ND. BSC 5765 NOTICE IS HEREBY CA 92627 Orange County on 11·26-96 Jan. 6, 1996 m479 busfneas yet? Yet,1-1·96 first Fiiing ltr..C llddreu and oChtf ..... If.I d aid Q'11cW NOTICE OF GIVEN lhal Wann Lal Cor· NOTICE OF Larry Willlam Pacini, 127 19983703030 . Daniel L Kennedy ~Buclt-CostlMtsa ccmmon~lany, "'8cofm, wit lel en PETITION TO poralion, a California cor· APPLICATION Lisa Ln .• Costa Mesa, CA Dally Pilot Dec 2 9 16 PUBLIC NOTICE This lt•l•mctnt was flltd . 762111611-ETDtc d the ...., property de-121Mn••htb1hfhlttt ADMINISTER ,. h b f 92627 . • • • with the County Clerk Of 16,23,30, 1911&,JlnS, 111117 ~ IDow .. pufpOlted ~ to the ,. _ _.. pora ion, w ose us ness TO SELL Tlana Tom, 16331 Spartan 23, 1996. m436 Fictitious Bualn•H Ofangt County on 12'03-e6 to be: 2'11 NlaQlra Wl'J, Courthou9e 700 avtc-c;:_ o.!~! ~~~~~ko. ~~~;:sM~s~~oc~~:~,,~~ef~: ALCOHOLIC Circle, Huntington Beach, PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• Statement 19983703484 PUBLIC 'NOTICE COit.a ...... CA ..... The -DIM w.lt ..... Ana. aka DIANA tends 10 make a bull< sale BEVERAGES CA .92649 The following persons aro Dally Pllol Dec. 9, 18, 23, • flJ .._ 1...,,..1M -· · undlr9'gnod TNlllee di• CA • 2:00 P.M. • ~ K to Lamkone Restaurants, Oat• of Filing This business It con· Flctltlou• ButlntH doing buslne11 u : AA-30 , 1996 M457 RCTI11CMll..... dllllM any lllllMy tor any wdton to the hlgtllllt *" SCHROEDER ONT 0 Inc.. whose business ad· Application: dueled by: an lndl'lldual Name Sl•ttment drews Repair Services, .. . lnconectnea d ftto COit dtr fof Qlh (peyellllt •the akaDIANAESTHER dress Is 1133 s. Pacific DEC.02, 1996 Ha~e you started doing Thefollowlngpersonsart 1160 Walnut, Suite 6, La PUBLlCNOTICE r111--l!.'=> tddreuandoChtfconvnon tlmod ... lnllwMmoney SCHROEDER Coast Highway. Lapuna To Whom 11 May Con· business yet? No doing buslneu as: Body Habra, Clllfomia 90631 Flctltloue Bual--ae · • .';"' •. K & ~ ,.,,.,. clellanllton. I .ny, shown Of the Unlled ...... • CASE NO. A185408 Beach, CA 92651, o the cern: Larry w. Pacini Prol Chfropractlc Personal Antlrtw A. Smith 1160 ... -· _. l'lerM ThetatM MMM1t ot r1ght, t111e and 1n11fe11 con- To all heirs, beneficiaries, lollowfng property now Jo· The Namo(s) ol the Ap· }his statement wat filed Training Mauage, 4482 Wllnut #6, La Habra, CA Nam• St•tem•nt A ~....!1~1.,.,~ the Wipeld beMnc:t Witt In-W,acl to and now Mid bV I creditors, conlingenl credi· ca led at 720 19th Streel, pllcanl(s) ls/are: COBBS wllh lhe Counly Clerk of Barranca P1tkway, Sufle 90631 The fOUowll'l{I persons aro vt.,...,.. ... .., ""'_,..., tefotlt thtf9on d the otilga-undlf a.Md Deed Of Trull{ In tors, 11nd persons who may Costa Mesa. California: all WILLIAM L Orange County on 11·26-96 192, Irvine, CA 92604 This busrnus Is con-doing bualneu as:GLOBAL ~.!C!'Y• 11~1 Woocf.. tlon MCwtd bVh property the property tlultld In tllld otherwise be Interested In lhe stock Jn trade, mer-The applicant(s) listed 199837~3033 Raymond E. Ganem, D.C .. ductad by: an Individual RESEARCH SERVICES, "• .. ..-Ma. w.0'2705 to be 90ld S*a reacnable c:ounty· .,a ltate ....,_,. the will or es1ate. or bolh, chandlse, fixtures. equip· above are applying 10 the Dally Pilot Dec. 2. 9, 16, 13350 Sa'lllllna, Tuslin, CA Havt you atarttd dol.ng 1066 Tcwnhou1t,Co1la KMl'lotnA ~ &a~1941 ndrnlled COits, ...,.,_. tsdl9atbid: Almoretuly of: DIANA S. ONTKO aka ment, alcoholic beverage II· Oepartmenl of Alcohollo 23, 1,998. m437 92782 business yet? No M .... cA 92627 vt., ,..,., and edv.-.cu Ill the time d dl9atbld on aid Deed ~ DI AN A SCH ROEDER cense, goodwill and trade Beverage Control to sell al-· This business Is con-Andy Smith Vicente JoM Mallock, 1068 ~ . the 1n1t1111 fM,Mclllon d the Truat. Tht Pfopor1y llddrtsa ONTKO aka DIANA ES· ot the business known as cohollc bever11ges at: 704 PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an lndMdull This statement wu filed TownhouM,Cotta MHa,CA T1il bu•~ la concllctld by NoClct d S-. la Incl athtf ccmmon ...__ THER SCHROEDER "Our House" restaurant. E BALBOA BLVD, BALBOA, Have you started doing with the County Cle<k of 92e27 i.,ltllnd& ~·· 11M,16U1. I It poulllt 11on, I any, d the 1e1f prap-A PETITION has been To the knowledge or the CA 92661 Fictitious Business business yet? Yes, 11.01. Orange Counly on 11·28-116 Ttlll bualntH It con-The~ commenced ttllt •the timed .... the erty dncrtbod llbow la tlled by MICHAEL ED· undersigned buyer, within f or lhf) follotvlng type ot Name Statement 96 19"3703034 duc:tad by; An Individual blsiness undtf opening bid may be Ins purported to be: *' ,._ WARD ONKTO in the Supo-the past three years, Wann License: 41 ON-SA.LE Tho following persons are Raymond Ganem, D.C. Dally Piiot Dec. 2, 9, 18, \Ileen .. MalJOck ~ bitlness 111mt than the toC1t lndttltedl'9U moe Place eo.. Mesa, CA 1101 Court of Calltornia, Lal Corporation has not BEERANOWINE ·EATING doing business as: EMI· Thi• stalemenl waa filed 23 1996 . m433 Have you atattad dolnQWliStldlbovtonNovtmbt ~ 11\addlllontocash,the Dl2I. Tht 1o11•llar*I County ol ORANGE. used any olher business Pub Ii shed New po r I TECH DISTRIBUTING, 1614 wllh the Counly Cle<k of ' ' bualnttl ytt? No 1, 111116. Trwitee Wll acapt cuhllf'a 1'Nllee dbc:llllrna eny fab9. THE PETITION requests names or addresses. Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Marguetfla Ave., Corona Orange County on 1 M!G-96 PUBLIC NOTICE Thia 1faftment was filtel SIGHED; ~ KELUY, chedls df.wn on 1 It.lie Of lly tor any tnconedl ... Of lhal MICHAEL EDWARD The Intended transfer will Pilot Dec. 9. 16, 23. 1996. del Mar, CA 92625 19983703024 with tht County Cl•r1l of KATil.EENKEl.UY NltlONI .... I choctl the propefty ....... and ONTKO be appointed as rake place on or after Janu· M446 William Edward Branum, Dally Pilot Dec 2 9 16 FlotlUoua Bualn•H Otange County on 11·26-.116 This .-n.nt w11 ftled ' drawn bV a ltlto or fedlnll cCtlef common dellglllllol\ persor:a1 representative 10 ary 10, 1997, al 720 1~1h 1614 Marguerite Ave .. Co· · ' • • Name Stat•ment 19983702981 .. Cou,_ Otfk of CftCllt \#lion, or a chedl r any, llhown '*""' Tht 11dminis1er the estate ol the Street. Costa Mesa. Califor· PUBLIC NOTICE rona del Mar, CA 92625 23• 1996· m438 Tho following persons 810 Daily Pllol Dec. 9, HI, 23, 111tt011o.c.mtJer10.111116. drllWn by• IClte « ftdel., tot.II .n'°"'1I al the Ul'Plllf decedent. nla. Claims for debts ot the KenneJh Alan Pieroni, 2895 PUBLIC NOTICE doing business as: M· 30, 1996 M.-56 NOTICE·Tlfa Rcffoul uvtnoa Md loan ~ ~ dtht otilglillol1 ... THE PETITION 1eques1S seller may be filed with Fictitious Bu1lne11 Treevlew Pt., Fullerton, CA Maintenance 7402 Seutat Stllltntnt txpiM fiw ytlll f IClon, uvtngs auoclallon, C&lr9d bV the property to i. !he decedent's Will and Michael R. Brown, Escrow Name Statement 92835 FlcllUoua BualnH• Or 12 Hunhnglon Beach PUBLIC NOTICE M it wa filed in Ill · Of uvlngs bafia apeclled In sold and ~ ... cod1C1ls. 11 any. be admilled Holder, al 18400 Von Kar-The following parsons are This business Is COO· N•m• St•t•m•nt CA 92M8 • .,,. eouncv aefk A MW Act StcUof\ 1102 d the ~ mat.cl COits, upenlM and to probate. The Will and man Alie., #580, Irvine, doing business as: a) dueled by: CO·partners The following persons are Michael H. Mazzone, 7402 Flctltloue Bualneu 1 Mneu Nlml cW Code and~ to edvlnCIM .. the limo Of ... iny cod1c1ls are available Calitornla, 92715 NEWSWATCH FEATURE Have you started doing doing business as: COM· Seastar Dr .. 12, Huntington Nem• ~t•t•ment st be filed Piiot ~ 1111 dJlle, do butJness In thts ltlla. lnlW P'*'lllm dthe,. tor exam1na11on In the Me Dated : Apr. 241 1996 SERVICE B) NEWSWATCH business yel? no PONENT MANAGEMENT, Beach, CA 92646 The fonowi1111 persons aro filing of lNt llllllmtlC !I* ult Wll be made, In an tlct Of S-. Is: GI0,10l.7&. kepi by the court. I.AM KONE RESTAU· ON·LINE. C) NFS PHOTOS. Wiiiiam Edward Branum 3857 Birch Street, Suite Thia bualneu It con· doing business as: Per· of itltlf ll.lflolllt flt llM f AS IS" concltton, but With-In addition to caltl, the THE PETITION ~equests RANTS INC. D) REO PRODUCTIONS, El T.hls stalement was flied 516, Newport Beach, CA ducted by: an lndMduat formance Sweeping, 330 1 .... of• Adloua a.II out covenant or wafuinty, Trwlee wit ac:c..,c 8 c.- aurhorlly 10 administer the • • CON TEMPO PUBLl~HING with the County Clerk ol 92660 Have you tlarted doing Princeton Or., Co11a Meu, NalN In 'lliolllon of the righll 111pu1 Of ll"flled, regwO. ....-. d*9t drawn on a cs1a1e under the lndepen· BY. lee So Ching, GROUP, 402 Magolla St., Orange County on 11·26-96 Stephen James Shack· buslntH yot? YH 9196 CA 92628 ndt Ftde1ll Slllll lni Wa, ponHl6on Of on-... Of nllllcnll benll, a dent Administration of Es· PrHldent Costa Mesa, CA 92627 19983703038 man, 1691 Mesa Drive, Michael Mazzone' Mark Cottingham, 330 ~-(s.. sdon 1 • cumbnnc:ff, to UUlfV tM chedc drawn bV • ....,. or tales Act. (This authority Pubtlshed Newport Reinhard O. (Ron) Eggers. Dally Pilot Dec. 2, 9, 16, Apartment S.13 Santa Ana This stalement Wll filad Prlncelon Or., Cosla Mesa, HQ. ait1111n Ind Profts . lndtblednaSI ACUrad bY fedlnil ad union er 1 will allow the personal rep· Beac:h·Costa Mesa Daily 402 Ma2nolia St., Costa 23, 1996. m441 CA 92707 ' ' with the County Clerk of CA 92626 1-no' Mid Deed d TNS, ad-m.dl drawn bV 8 ..._ • resen1a11ve, lo lake many Pilot December 23, 1998. Mesa, C 92627 Thia business Is con-Orange Counly on 11·26-96 Thia bu1lno11 . 11 con-First . vanua ~. Witt In-ftdlraA UYlnga Incl loan .... actoons without c<;>urt ap· m480 This bu~lness Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an Individual • 19983703039 ducted by: an lncl1vldual .,A_................ tefftt~ and the IOClllton. • ..-auod- proval. Before taking cer· ducted by. an individual Have ou started doing . Havt you ttarted doing Nlwpoll-~ .. ,_sa IA'tpald fl/I tM Noto lllloft -~ ._. 1ain very important actions, PUBLIC NOTICE Have you slarted doing Flctltlou• Bualntaa bustnet~ yet? No Dally P1lol Dec. 2. 9, 18, business yet? No CH3G7&22Otc1~23,30, 111116, teclol' by a.Md De9d d ~In~ 1102 d however, the personal rep· business yet? Yes Dec. 1, Name Statement Stephen James Shackman 23, 1990. m439 Mark Cottingham Jin&, 1007 Trust wtltl lntwat thtf9on the RnmicW Code Incl~ resentalive will be required Fictitious Butlneaa 1996 The following persons are This 1tatement wa1 fllad PUBLIC NOTICE Thia statement Wat filed PUBLIC NOTICE u PfOYlded In uld Note, t:hofizld to do butnat tt 10 give nollce 10 Interested Name Stetem•nt A.O. Eggers , doing business as:a)LIC· with lhe County Clerk of with the County Clerk of plus ,..., charges and tJC• persons unle5$ they have The following persons are This Slalement was hied ENSED MARKETING AS· Orange County on 12·3·96 Fictitious BualneH Orange County on 12·1o.96 Loan· 3174500 Ollltr· pon .. dtheTNCMandd :: =:._en.~~ waived notice or consented doing business as: Catallna with lhe Counly Clerk or SOCIATES,b) L.M.A.,863 t89837034 Bs 19983704208 00634327 flt· 102aa AP. the trusta ~ by aa1c1 · aQ- 10 the proposed acllor:i.J Fish Kitchan & Seafood Orange County on 12·3·96 Congress Streol,Costa Dally Pllo1 Dec 9 18 23 ThN~~· flattlft9ftt Dally Piiot Dec. 16, 23, 30, Number 117 .. 51-17 Notiee 'o' DeedClfTNlt. CTCflorodo. :.0::..:=d": The independent admln1s· Dell 670 West 171h Streel 19963703490 Mesa.CA. 92627 ' ' ' ' 9 o ow ng por1oni aro 1996 J 8 1997 m4n T , Sale dtf Otte! ... lofvku Colpontion. , rralion authority will be Ste.' GB, Costa Mesa, CA Daily Pilot Dec. 9. 16, 23, Myra Kanler.863 Congress 30 , 1996 M462 doing buslneH 11: Oullfly • an. • rustlNs un a 400 Counlrywtdt W , TNllllta Deed .....ell fur1de granted unless an Inter· 92627 30 1996 M468 St.Costa Mesa.CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Control Service Reps. 222 PUBLIC NOTICE rust YOU f' In Cltlault :•av-. llml VelWf, ~ beCcwne ~ to the es led person files an ob· Ritz 1n1ernatlonal Food ' Joel Kanter,863 Congress Fuhlon lane 1210, Tustin, OetCI Of rust daltd r ._ Phone: (IOI) =Of tndOfwe Mt rnlt- jection 10 the petition and Services, Inc.. (Cafifornfa PUBLIC NOTICE St .. ~osra Mesa.CA 92627 Fictitious aualneu Wi1~2760l 1 Mill 222 Fictitious Bualneu ~2~~ uy~':'~Y=• ~ i7i4iee ut. a., llfo _..!'rt~ .. wit be show good cause why the Corporation), 6 Mclaren Tn1s business ls con. N•mt Statem•nt am IW 1 er, N•m• Stat•IMnt ..... • 11 lnfcnnatlon (t11) 381.o.z:M, .. _ GOVerWll court should not grant the IA, Irvine. CA 92618 Fictitious BualntH ducted by: Husband and The followln rtons 1t• F11hlon Lana #2t0, TuaUn, The followlllQ por90na are be sotCI at• PU -· you ~ awi.a.. L ..,...... er~.,,_. er in.. authority. This business Is con· Neme Statement Wiie d 1 b 1 g pe . T CA 92780 doing bualnou et:R H nHd an exp41Mtl0n Of tilt W la6e Oftktr plod,... .... ,,_... A HEARING on the pell· ducted by: e corporallon The tollowing persons are Have you started doing A~~nta~: ~e:rte~~g. 1 9:0"; J~s d ~u~lne~~I~~ ,Jon-GROUP,7 Brlttany,Newport nallJre of '!::r~~ 8:-:':.. a..d: a 1iQMii ~er.,.~ to lion will be held on JANU· The regls1rant(1) com-do Ing bus In e sa a 1: business yet? Yea, 4·20.96 N Deerpark Drive 538 u e Y· an n u Beach CA 92660 ou. l~ Is htt~ lw 111 AIAP2MOIO 11'1 12"1, curwd" w .... ARY 16. 1997, al 1:45pm In menced to transact busl· MajeSlee's, 398 W. Wilson Myra Kanter & Joel Kanter F~llerton CA 92831• ' Hale you 11•1artad doing Rich.id Harvey HeMff19,7 •r-_o Fortdoiv' gCQ n : 12'2:1 • fir~ ... Dept. 703 located at 341 ness under the flclilfous St.. E211. Costa Mesa, This statemen1 was flied Douglas Waller UiBahn ~~1re"C't111N° Brittany.Newport Boach,Ct 11 ~lomia c::ori'd':' ~ ~ _...._. ltw': The City Drive South, Or· business name(s) listed Ca92627 wilh the County Cletlt of 1907 N Deer arl< Drive ' am " 92660 on• · PUBLIC NOTICE • ... ~-ange, CA 92668. above on: December 27, Helena M. Anthony, 398 Orange County on 12·3-96 538 F 1; rt ~A 92831 • Thia 11a1emen1 was flied Thia bualnHa 11 con-rusllt. or SuocettOf Trusllt. andhunpllld ~..._ JF YOU OBJECT to lhe 1996 w. Wflsoo.. St.. E211, 19963703575 This b~sfne~' ls conducied with 1ho County Clerk of ductad by: Individual or SUblti1UllCI TruatM pursuan Loin: 1013584 01tler; mdhNoeteea:::S ~granting ot lhe petition, you Ritz lnternallonal. Food Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Dally Pilol Dec. 9, 16, 23, by: an Individual Orange Counly on 11·25-96 Have you tlarttd dol119 ~Ill• 'l:,~f01l""J ='t'arte 00633721 F1le ; 1013584 A.P. =.._Deed~ In a.Md .. should appear at the hear· Services. Inc., William B. Charita Anlhony. 398 W. 30 1996 M453 Have you •tarted doing 19983703042 buslneu yet? No tf:r d ti°' ~d llld wllt Numbtr 939-63 .. 51 Nollet Of ....... ._!! .,.....,. _ __. •Ing and state your ob· Wiikins, President Wilson St., E2l t. Cosla ' buslnell el? No Dally Pllol Doc. 2. 9, 10, Rlch1td Harvey Henning or us · TruatM's Sale undtr Ottd Of ._ ._ dwlM ""° •· :iec:llons or file written ob-This slatement was filed Mesa, CA 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE Douglas ~ LaBahn 23, 1990. m440 Thi• etatomtnl w.t filed r1ac:•d 1 ~ H~'j'f,~g, : Truat You art In default uncltr I ..,_ Of tM hi1lllt Incl .1eclions wilh 1he court b• wllh tho County Cle1k ol This business fa conducted Thi slale • t was filed with the County Clertl of nt mtn o. • Oted Of Trust. claltel Nowmbtr tht tr\llte 0..-.. ~ -*' lore the hearing. Your ap· Orange Counly on 11-26·96 by: a husband and wife Fictitious Bualneaa withs the c':~ty Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE Orange C°"nty on 12-3-90 book ntaj '1' n~f ~"': 18, 1988. unlltS you tlkl ICtlOn Deed Of TNlt. TOM'i a pearance may be In person 19963703035 Have you slarted doing Nam• Statement Oran , Counly on 12•1s.96 tH837034t1 records n • O O to'prollCt your propttty. It may eo.nry Tiiie ~Inc., or by yo.:~ attorney. Dally Pilot Dec. 2 9 16 t>u•ln~~s yet? No The followfng persons are g 19913704750 Flctltloua 8ualn•H Dally Pilot Dec: 9 18 23 County .. ~~f dtr odf Orlll9f be aOld at 1 Pllbllc Sale. 11 you a CllfolNa CoipollllkMi. • IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR • . . Helena M. Anthony doing business es:VERZO • Nam• •••t•m•nt • • • • County, """' omll. Ill Pll'1Uall """ an pPltnatlOn of lhe T"""9, '°"' TOM'i & ~ :or a contingent credltor of 23• 1996· m432 This alatement was filed SYSTEM SOLUTIONS,1440 Dally Piiot Oec.23, 30, The followl119 poreon1 are 30 • 19116 M489 to 1ht Nob Of Dellult Jnd nalUte ot llM prOCMdlno ~st try M. Ol'lnlet CA ..._ lhe deceas&d, you must file PUBLIC NOTICE with the Ccunty Clerk of s . Slate College ,3-1996,Jan. 6, 13, 1997 doing butJneH 11:ACCUR· PUBLIC NOTICE ElecUOll ~~lheftunOtr you, you should conllllt •law. Siie UnM: (ttl)ll7-7721t your claim with the court Orange Counly on 12-05·96 O,Anal'leim,CA 92806 M487 ATE COLD PLANING,12968 recorCltCI 111 b ytr. Notiee Is ntttby glWn that g••,....,, ~ 8llmy .,and mall a copy to lhe per· PUBLIC NOTICE , 19993703824 CRUZ COMPUTER SYS· PUBLIC NOTICE Eucffd StrHl,Sufle 500,Gar· Flotltloua •"•IMH ~·.~~nll 1~~·tru~t ~ Strr.io ReconwylflOI Com• 1'91illl11M, Town CountiY sonal representative , ap· NOTICE OF SALE Daily Pilot Dec.23, 30. TEMS,INC., 1440 S. Slate den Grove,C1 92842 N•m• Statement ...,....., u O -o .. ...,. t...,.. p.i~. • trualllt. or sucatlot Tiie lervtclt. Inc.. o..f: •pointed by lhe court w1th1n Notice 11 hereby given 1996,Jan. 6, 13, 1997 Collegt,3·0,Anahelm,CA FloUtlo"• •u•lneH TOTAL ENTERPRISES, The followlnQ persona.,, os.Fwlllt"~t~~,2!!.~ In trustlt. or subadlUllCI lrutlllt t1~,,1•'!!,.A1AP211411 1W, four months from lhe dale pursuant to sections 3071 M486 92806 INC.,3305 Wt1t Spring d 0 1n 0 bu a In• 11 t ron ,..,,~ ~·to lhe Dttd Ot Truat •• •- of first Issuance of the let· and 3072 of the Civil Code Thia buslntu Is con• Nam• •t•l•m•nt Mounlaln Aolld,Sultt 60A· IS'FARWEST TAADING.270 ht Main Enr-t NM To The IXICUllO by Georgt JacobS Ill tors as provided In section of Iha Slate of California PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by; A Corporalfon rre ·~~mo pe'!°~:L~: Lat V-oaa,Nevll<hl,89102 u;lt1ol,Bldg 101 .Sul•• Pltctnlla CMG ~~A~~1;!11 lllllNf'ltd man llCOfdocl on11----------.. e100 of the Cahfornfa Pro-the undersigned HARBOR Have you 11ar1ed doing dong .,... ""' H . Thia bu1l11011 It con-152 Cot1a M .... CA t2t2tS ·Chapman /Wt.,.._,,..,...,. 1112911911 11 llllrlifllttlt NO, •bate Code. The time for Ill· TOWING, wfll sei1 1t public Flolllloue Bualn'H businoaa yel? Yea, 10-1·96 PRO·TEzH, 81NCCy., 8188 ductad by:A Cofporatlon Tra0y a..Pltrre.23-0 Can-10:00 A..M. at Pllbllc 1UC11011 to M.f20726 In bCIOk PIGt of :inQ claims will not eJC.plre auction, at 1022 E. CHEST· N•m• St•t•m•nt Cruz Computer Syaltm1, James an I.. PrtH, Have you 111tttd d~ fltld,LaHlbra,CA 9063t • hlahttl bidder for a.II offlctll rtc«dt In Ill oflloe of before lour months trom NUT, SANTA ANA. CALIF. Tho following persons are Inc., Patricia Rizzo, Prell· ~·~1!~~·· g:n: Inc buslno" yet? Yff.3-11-IMS Thia butlne" It con-~at tit -;nee: 1!rnJ lhe COunty Recofdtt of Of1nOt lhe hearing dale noticed 92701. at 9:00 am on JAN. cfolng business aa: Auto denl C e J Al st' Thia ttllemtnl wat flltd dUCttCI by. All lnc:tlvldual U m:! o County, catllotnie, MCI P\.tr1Ulll -above. 3, 1997 lht following d• Parll Distributor, 11510 Thia 1lalemtnl Wat flltd s: .. ~~=a ~ " with tht ~ C1etk of HIW you ttarttel doing Sii~~ hi. ... d 111t~·· to lhe Nollet ot Otllutt 1114 • YOU MAY EXAMINE lht scribed property, to wfl: Magnolla St. 1101, Garden with lht County Clerk of 11111 • Orange County on 12-otJ.90 bualnta• yet? No t WI now • ._ EllClon to $tll :i11e kept by lhe court. II Jou 1990 To\'ota, License 11 Grove, CA 92841 Orange Counly on 12·3·96 d 1• ~~ln•H 1• tJc!,0"" tlHMJiJ0343t Tracy LaPitn. t undtt Nici Dttd Ot Trust~ i.cordtd 08/181111111 In bOok. ttllre a person lntertate 11:n 4E67997, Slalt: Call! .. VIN Glenn Mclnto1h, 6251 19903703483 Hu:'.:° roU • ::• doing Dally Piiot Otc. e, 18, 23, 1111a t1attmont w11 flltd ~n 111 ~ In ~. • lnsrvmtnt HO • .the estate. you 1 may1 R e 1 JT4RN62P7l5027804 Greenbrier Or., Huntington Dally Pllol Dec. 9, 18, 23, butlnoat t? No 30 , 1"8 M481 wtlh lht County Clertl of . M tnOtl tu .. cit-\9960421327 of Slid ""Wllh th• coun • orma e-Sale sale Is for tht pur· Beach, CA 92648 30 1996 M451 E ~ ol 1 Tl Or-not County on 1a..:..te · .., ltCIOOSS. Wiii ... on 12AOl1M :-quest for Specfal Notice ol pose of 1allslylng lien or Jten Mclnloth, 8251 I nerr. "" ~ ncrc; m-PUILICNOTIC! 1 ... 3703411 llecl on hid dttd Of IM lllnTheFrontOfTlltf'llaoolM '°"h'd flllng 1of1 an1 1stnven1ory tht undersigned l0t towing Greenbri.t Or .. Hunllng1on PUBLIC NOTICE ~~r. 1.:::n. =• ';J'~ n.nu Piiot ·o.c. t 11 23 pron~~ anlf !w.o Al Tl\t Mlill EnfY NM fo Thi ..an appre aa o • ate as· and a1orage togtlher with &each, CA 92648 l'lotft ..... a...aneee -·1 • • • .._,.,,._,, -·,, Plll»ntla CMe c.nw t01-411 :ae11 or of any pelillon or costs or advertll!ng and ••· Thia bu1lnt11 11 con-Flctltloua 8ualneaa ~th tht ~nty f~-::t:' ....._ •t•t•Ment 30 • 11118 M4l3 rtil= . 1 7 E. CMpmJn /Wt. Planla. CA .. c:c~~~·12~~ P, r,~vfdCtdlif In penses of sale. ciucttel by: husband Ind NHM ltat•ment reno• 1tte;;.0342J Tht fOlloMna persona.,. PUILIC NOTICI :~· '°~ 10:00 LIT\,.,~ euctoft '°:11i1miiiiniiii1 o.HC"''" '.IV o "' • or· Daled this t61h day Dec. wit• 111• followl119 poraona are d 0 t n a l> u e In•• 1 • r,lltlt bldcltt fof *' tlflla Ptobtlt Codo. A A• 1996 Have you alartad doing doing bu.U.as .. : Orea Dally Piiot Dec. t , 18. 23, ltl~ISSION ORTHOP!· P1ot1Ueue ._........ un~ ""1M It flt lime Of Sale In ~ueat for Special Nollco Jun M. Noutivy butlntH yot? No Ylcht Chattttl Intern .. 30. 1918 M4t5 DI CS 2102 N eua. ..... ........... "'I :'i: :: ~ of Ill Unllltl ;}orm It available from lht pub 111 ht d N 1 w I> o rt Glenn Mcilnloth tlontl, m1 w. PCH 1220, ,UIUC llOTICI wood ~ AnatiA 92108 n. 1of1cW1ng .,..one .,. ,_ Md °'* common -l." ngnl •MCI In ..court Cle<k, Btach-Coata Mtaa Dilly Thia statement waa flltd Newpor1 Bo.ell, CA '2663 m CueNo.22881 Pin-dC*ICI bu11Ntf ~ If OlllWWM to and now llllcl W M • Attorne1 for the Pttl-Pilot Oectmbtr 23, 1996. with the County Clerk of Jurek M. Plltk, 29Q1 W. Flo......,._......... =e,MIHlon Vltjo Ca EIHIUNO for 'n-tt,U •Tflt' IOtll ~I -:;ow" uncltt aid dttf Of IUlt In flt ~lonen m481 Ortngo County on 11-3-90 PCH l2!!>..1H Newport ........ ~ ' OlvmDUe.INlne.CA 12tti Olld llllMCI of 111 OOflllllOft llfOPll1r ~ teld OOU11 , •AUL, HAITINQI, PUBLIC NOTIC! ~•na10ao2• .. 8Ch, CA¥'"'""' Tht ...._._ Tiii• bualnHt It c~ RObln elrilburict 11 ~ .... .,. fttl lo 111 ancJ•11t1 .. --. ~MOHKY a WA&.KER, Dall~ Pilot Dtc. 2. t , 11, Thia butlne11 11 dOl')o dolna m ~~ W by. lndMdull pue,...,...,.,CA iii12 MCI~ ._ mort .. .._. Oii lllcl iJHllCA •• en•143110t 23.109&. m.431 °'f1:' by: 'I' .~i.r.; tNSnTVTE OF ANOtENT Hftt you ttwlod dOlrlQ Thia blltlnea• I• con-. .............. =-°'::''"cl: comm !POfttlAH ·DAVIS, UQ. NOTICa 0, PUil.iC NOTICE ~~~a p=~1:n o tr THIAAP't',U47 Birch i==: ~ ~~An ~do!M .m. of 11t i11111 ~._..,,JI W'tf, of tit ~~r--'!1111 ____ , QCI•• tH9H)1 e11 APPUCATION TO Have you star1ed doing lt.,Ntwporl BHoh,CA TNI *temenl. wae tied .,.,..,,... ~ v-..,. Ill NOfD Of .. II D...,... eDM :'OWN CINTUt OR., SILL Al.OottOLIC Plotttlen 8"9fMee bualntta ye1? Yn, Jen. ~AM He.~.21• -1th tht Coun1y ()tl1l of ~ ~ .::.4~1n= 111 • ~7.::: •t nH FLOOR, COITA 8h'llMOD .. .,... ltat•llleftl ttN 1u .ann ~ HuntlnVflOn Orange Col.rlty On 1MMI lMI •• ,,_. .. ~ OtNn on a S• .,I:..,........ Ti · ~DA. CA Heal Date of Ring TM follOMng potSOnS Mt Jutek M. ~k leach CA ii14e tetla?oat 11 _. ... Clllny Qletll Of "'* a ai.-trMI ~ r!IJl!i IOr "-Put>lletltd Newport AHtk:eUo•" g~ t;':~':J 11: l1: ::'t:V ~~ Thia 'buefne .. It co.,. OalV Plot 0.0. I , lli a, OrMttC.::~ ._ fJf,...,.. CllOI ~of llt .,, f'Pea.cfloC~ta M... Dally D~CH 0 1 ,... St Cotf9 ~ tatn Of-.ngt Ccuhty on 12·11 ... dueled~ ll'ldMcMI 30, l• M4A 1 • ClllCI .,._ ~I S. --11141 °'* OlfllMlll tpllot Otc«nbtr 11, 17, 23, To W1'om n May Con. jOM DftlcS N52 t~ :~ ~ dolna •••.,.. IL.OTllCI D"1 ..... 0... t. 1e. D. ~ IH lMt .........,, If "'f, :i•. Olm! aw 9'aok ·~ OaMy Piiot Dee. lt. 23. 30 yet'7 v ..... , .. -rv--ltv 30. ,.. ...... ...... --'I .... Tiit .. -. ____ .__ __ mt_4_13~,J:n.~~~J:t.'g".~~ 1-.JMAt"' ""7' ~~ ..... Phlt1t11••'*'" MO ~.:=:: =-~°' •111!1"11 PUBLIC l90TICI ~.!ER 1152 a.. holtmu=· cl:Dl1Pll6 "'41tl Ult CouMy .a.rtl °' ~•l•••nl ......,..,.,o..._ • n1 Th• 1ppllcani. Ut\•d. HU"lln.,ton 8Hch CA '1*• lh• rnoun:e ~ Orange Counrf an 1t-:MI The peniJON.,. ••· 111 llt Miit _.,..,....., Oftl t4aeMO abo¥e •I ~the · tz1it • ' c.n i:OIJrlt on IO utl 1 t~Toaat d 0 In cA. U t In I• I 11111 Cllfl It :t:'1 .. -Of tit .... ~ll&lllel'il NOTICC TO ~CMcf to ... o: This bualnua It ~o,.. rnyrlad of ~ ~ fltloC Oto. t, 11. D. ~~,~ n......... ot': :::!:-I!,, ....... OI .. I c"aDfTW OP ~.... ~ by. • Cltf*tl Pit!• dlM lt9m• becauH '°. 1• ...., IOft ~· ...., ..... ..... • r.•l.411 tf Ill ..... Cllfl IMILIC U&.I RENT w,,v pl•v H•d• 'N ow coh.lm"-comJ* & co;mun"Y """* la.....-........ .._ .,..._.. -=-~: :".:.-:W 11ca. lt04, .._ wl•h chlldcate? qua11t110 buya'9 10 Mwtclt PlacMI. T11u"a1.!."-ll!"tll•1Con ,CA ..,........ ....._ ... ._., ltOIU.C.C.) Celt Cl•••lfletl oa.111 ClaNmld leacfl.CA ... , ..... -..t110w ..... ~. __ _. ... _., • ..,..,.... """'Gh claulfled lOd•yl eu.een. M.9..H7e Ma ... n Thie bualnMe la ~ 1 ..-r..... • ._ •-• ' .. Hove A Goroge Sole I -~ ;ilf--. , ' 'k' ' .. \ . . ' Index Pl Polley 1-.HH • .. ··~2744 ·11 By Fax (7 14) 631-6594 ~ayPhone (714) 642-5678 By MaMn Person: 3:~0 West Bav Srreet Cos ta Mf'sa. GA 92627 A1 "l1·v.p11r1 Bh d. & Bay St. Ru1r:. and dtadlinti. art aubjer1 10 change wi1ho111 n111ic·r TI1r publishrr rri.ervt's the righ1 10 ce111>C1r. rt-dub!>Uy. rrvi}\f' or n-ject anv clu~sifird udH·r1i..emt·n1. Pleuse report any t'rror tlau1 muv be· i11 your d11~~ifi .. d ud immedilnely. Thr Doily Pilo1 ll!'l'C'f>I~ no liabili1y for any error in an udH•nii.t·nw111 for whic-b i1 ma\• be n•sponi.iblr r xn·pt for 1 lw rn~1 of the space uctually 1K'c·upit•d b" lht' l'rror. Cn-di1 can only be uJlowrd for 1ltr far,1 Uhl'rti1111. • ... liiil (Plea:.e includt> your name and pliont' mu11Mr a11d v.1e ·u caU you bade with a prirt' quote.) --Deadlines----, Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm . Hours Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm ~ -Telepltorn· 8:30am-5·0~'l1 _ Wednesday ...... .,.Tuesda~OQP.~ , >~... ~1V 1-;~~~~~P '.!'~ ·fJ ~'ffiru~a'y ...... '. ednesday 5:Wpm Walk-In 8~0am-::>:00pm F'riday ............... Thursday S:OOpm ~1unday-Frida\' S d F .d · atur ay ............... n ay 5:00pm COSTA MESA 2124 COSTA MESA 2624 BUSINESS•-EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 APPLIANCES 6011 JEWELRY, FURS ~ 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ART 6025 2BR, 28A Condo gar, Move-In Specl•I FINANCE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •R•frlg $190, Washer/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f/p, pool/spa. New $200 otf 1st month •••••••••1--------.. IN••d to P•Y otfyour •-••••• ""DSC.T~ r..t.~ ~ dryer, $140.00 each. St•rt thinking •bout ~OUAL MOUt»tO paint, good local. Aval re n II L o v •I Y u n· h lld d bt.._ p b ~• ~ ~ 848·5848 X I di Cartl o1>1>o11ru•un furnished 2br lba apt. CREDIT MGR o •Y • • • • lease e aware that m•• • a. ea er All,.., ................. , .... 1111 11111 now. $900. 644·6590 Verticals, enclosed BUSINESS & COLLECT.OR Ace Parking has Full· the llsllngs In lhls cat· Anl0nUftlo:50t ~ 2·tone Panther watch. __ ...,_.. time, Part·llme ond egory may require you ., FURNITURE 6014 Call 9·6pm, M·F only .....,.,.11..-..ctlo!Nftd· garage, taundryroom. OPPORTUNITY Ca lifo rnia Com· on-call work available to call a 900 number •Eat.~~buy: 840·2983 ·lf'llFllrHeeUlltActefttllu IRVINE 2144 $70~':1811 ':~g~~1088 munlt~· New~a~ers Imme d late ty. In which there Is a IMr,gllla,pliillngl. -,, uf1fwllldl..USllllepl 2904 seek fT Cre it gr/ •Security Qu•rda charge per minute. ~c:t..,polery Br•nd Newt plllow1p BUILDING ·11 ....,.... • ._, "*'"'I. Collector. Minimum * C • a h I • r a h • qn matt/box sprg, or· ll•l&lllH ., .imlllllllllH Weatp•rk lrvln• NEWPORT PAY PHONE ROUTE 2 yrs experience on •Tr•ttlc Dlrectora: oldOOIUnlor thopedlc. Can deliver. MATERIAI.S 6030 -... 11 ,.., ce1-. ,.111111, Condo 2bd/2ba, near 35 Local & Estab Sites credit & collections. all shifts avallabte. jewelryii;i.~' llln., 5250 818/369-4669 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lll,lllMkajl.llMllllllllhlstt City Hall, Incl w/d, frig, BEACH 2669 Earn up to $1500 wkly Good verbal & writ· •V•l•ta:must be MERCHANDISE periodl ......,lflllll,••llllUliN • micro. garage, & open iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·800-898-4880 ten communication able to drive stick dlcorlllhi9Qbtldl. All Steel Bldga .... _.........,. Uml pkng. No pets. $1275. * 18R $850 * STOPS $1500/Wklv skills; PC wordpro-shlf1 & bring OMV •Onellmorlnlft...... MERCHANDISE In slorage, never put ...... ~.I;;".;?' · C•ll 544-4000 2BR 2BA $795 working from hom~I cesslng; and spread printout. App~y 9am· •Colb~•--MISC. 6015 ~iorb~~~P~;~~~ c~~T~ nia .... ,...., will H I Norw Incl,. 60xc30 pootl. Xtnt Income oppt. No sheet software re-n°.a°s':io ~~~arth~~'g~9 ANTIQUES 6010 •es.ulllcondudld hquidaling. 40x30 was -.....,.,__,..,IMrtbt-NEWPORT o pe s. arpor · gimmicks. Serious quired. Excellent •lmnldlldlClllh •1940 Sinner $7770 now $3980, • Vlat• Del Mea• p e op I e ca I I: benefits package. (At Campus) N.B. 71A '\4n. ~·711 Commerc.l•I 50x80 was $18,270 .,.. .. llf 1'1111111111•"'11 i. Be "CH 2169 *54•-A855• .. 955-2037 job hotline. .a. ·"r.L ·~ ~ ,itelalllellU..laOW,....,. ~ 1 ____ .,...._____ 1-a00-37<>-4282 Physical & drug test .. • Sewing M •chlne• now $9820. Oltier ... -...., ~ M 111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •B••ch ,A,••• r e q u I re d . Telenuirketera Top Dollar Paid! In original flat top btdgs. avail. Chuck 4w1 ..... 1 Mftltiaelll 111 t~• 3 Bd Home In Newport Peninsula yr1y 1·3bd. Send resume to: E Work At s"0 00m1e From 1800•1960. table· one owner· 1·800-320-2340 -. All close to water. Acct Supervisor arn up 10 7 wkly used lightly has been • 1J JU .. ......._ II• Shores. New carpeV $775·$1500. Holiday & ANNOUNCEMENTS selling a tong distance 1 pc to entire estate. • --------.... .,, • ...,...._ ... _. hdwd firs/paint. $1950 V l R taJ I PO Box 1560 service over the Paintings, china, APPLIANCES 6011 In storage. $350. OFFICE _,..llAllll I 1U11,alHUO Call Renay 720 8410 acat on en s a so. Costa Mesa. CA phone. Paid training. glsware, furn, elc. 845-8552 ,__,_ 11 1.•·42A·l!a ,_ --------·--VIII• Rent•I• 92628 C•ll 800-842•1409 40Vr NB Res 673-6223 Bow D•nglers FURNITURE & •:n llQltla,DC.,..,.... BAYFRONT Twnhm. 875-4812 LOST & FAX 631-7246 after Christmas Sate! EQUIPMENT 6047 Lg 2bd, 2.5 ba, fur· Oce•nfrnt W. Newport EOE Dec 28·31642·5459 t"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ulHUDllUl·J50IL nfshed,r\ht tlle floors, 3bd/2ba. Vrly, gar. FOUND 2925 EMPLOYMENT 369 East 17th St. 9 11 Store Fhtturea counte & carpet. S2200mo. Property SERVICES 5533 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT N·Sc•I• Layout & run· 2 Candy Counters HOUSES/ ·coNDOS FOR SALE s25oo1mo. Share rent House 8 4 2·38 50 Am• z on P • r rot H •I r Sty 11 at & 5530 5530 nlng equip w/fotdtng Gondolas. Warehse possible (Submit) Call Spect•cul•r Oc••n Found Ca I I to M•nlcurlat needed. tbl. $75 obo 645-1352 shelves. 8'Jelly Beny Agt. 75o-5ooo •xt·123 a nd Ch•nnel Vlewa describe. 548·3690. Balboa Salon, Booth RENT counter. checkout Lido la B•yfront 2Br Luxurious 1 br and FOUND Corgi male Rental. 548.0724 Xmas troes potted 6•9' counters, card racks, 1 b 1 1 e through classified cado trees fruiting Lndry, f/p. $3000/mo, c ous a con s. Thurln/Hamllton on--------$l0. Herbs, junlpers.i--------- 2Ba unit new on sand I 1 br +Iott with 2 spa· dog In the vicinity of Ci:edihM~ $39. Citrus. trult, avo-much more! 650-6161 1yr lease. 587-3305 Abundant walk In 12/18. 848-87j7 --------vines $1 . Cement ---------•Looking for Unique? ~~=e~n:n~a1!:0~:i~:1_L_o_a_t_O_ol_d_&_O_la...;;m_o_n_d EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT & c fountns $110. bird Can't seem to ·GENERAL 1002 2 huge MB'• 2000s.f.. Walk to Balboa Island bracelet. Costa Mesa/ 0 e or baths $20. 909·674·9422 and th. beaches. Newport Beach atea. 5530 get to all those Real l!atate For Sale? ••••• Weekend Open Houaea? ••••• The Dally Pilot Real 4 FP'a, Formal, dining, p 1 Foll I Jo f am fly, living room. Pres ti g Io u s re• or t • • • • r • t u r n • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..._""""_....___, time rep a r bs Poot, marble floors. living with stunning REWARD. 962-4688. COLLECTIBLES around the house? Priced 150k less than sunsets and cool OR 909-244·2068· Califo 6017 Let the recent sate a lew breezes. Apts starting Loat male miniature . mia Communiiy NC'WJ scck.s a full Claulfle'd doors down. Call at $1350. 789-1858 Pincher, ears/tall rimcCmiit Maruigcr&:CoUcccor. •Lledro N•tlvlty s Wayne Smith, Re max Studio w/kltchenette & c 11 PP ed. b I k /tan · Minimum 2 years cxpcricnce on cmiit (Joseph, Mary, Jesus, ervlce 780·5000 ext.195. laundry. 36th & Lake. 576·7130pgr/851·9391 and collccrions. Good 11Crbal and writTen Donkey, Cow. and 3 Directory 2 blks to bch. $475 s2ooo REWARD · · -'-"'-PC rd · Kings) Retail $2840. help you find comrnumcaaon :s.iw.u: wo proo:sstng; first/last 873·1907 LOST Vuarnet p re-an~rcadshcctsoftwarcrcquired. Excellem Selling tor $2300 obo. reliable help. scrlptlon sunglasses 833-8255. @ Fashion Island Ix is package. 642·5178 APARTMENTS •FO•R-RE•N•T--MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS 12/14. 858·2295 Physical&: drug test rcquir~. Loat: Gold link bracelet al Fashion Island, or surrounding area. Send resume and cover lmer 10 WANTED TO BUY 6019 TRADE through classified Estate Tab which Is published each Sat· urday Is an effective and Inexpensive way to showcase that special property. Call our Classllled BALBOA Please call 717·7668. California C-Ommunity News Top Doll•r • P•ld 642·5878 For Records. Jazz, --------Depae14i'.~e~~dayll PENINSULA 2607 ROOMS 27061••••••• -------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EMPLOYMENT S ountracka, eto. Call Mike 645·7505. Top Doll•r• P•ld SELL BAYFRONT 2bd/2ba Pvt Entr•nce, N.B .I••·-----· --------condo, near Pavllllon, all amen. fem pref, J.AGUNA 2-car pkng, pool, dock w/d, pool, jac, $6501---------BEACH 1048 ava11, no pets. s1600/ mo. 1nc1 urn. 645·1354 EMPLOYMENT "I was lookin& fcx a pan-ti~ job when: I coukl make a dlffaence in someone's life. I found It 11 Dumam." Durham offers pan-time morning and 1f1.cmoon houn year·round. And, we provide she statc·requircd classroom study and bchind-lhe-whecl craining you'll need to gc1 your COL. Ann: Accounting Supervisor Pon Office Box I 560 Cosra Mesa, CA 92628 Fax: (714) 63 1-7246 ,.,, f.f*' otrmuUJ £,y/IJ'r For Records, Jazz, Soundtracks, etc. Call Mike 645·7505. your used vehicle through classified 842-5878 mo, yrty. 873·8840 5530 •EMERALD BAY WINTER RENTAL 1/2 RENTALS TO Ocean View! Walk to block to beach, pier, SHARE 2724 pvt bch, park & pools. restaurants & shopa.1'iiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S935K 494·7052 Furn 2br 2ba. Very11 clean. 81s.35g...a779 NB Winter ,..nt•I 2br 2ba, nr bch, matr·br. HOUSES/ CONDOS POR RENT $575. Incl utll. Steve, COSTA MESA 2624 daytime only 673-3266 SS17mo Low Income furn studios, utlla Incl. Slngle Par ent w/1 child to find & share hse/apt on Balboa Pen. (8 t 8) 365-8177 •Attn:COSTA MESA• Postal positions. Clerks and sorters. No experience required. Benellts. For exam, salary, & testing Information call 1-830-808-5570 ext.4088. eam-epm. , Clean, modern, se- cured parking, Po<>V1 .. •••••••• BALBOA spa. Diane 842-8228 11 ISIAND 2106 1 bdrm Moblle COMMERCIAL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil H 0 me• Q u 1 • t REAL ESTATE secure no pets.• .. •••••••• •BAYFRONT• 1881 Newport blvd11 with dock. 4bd. 3.5ba 648-8373 2 fp'a. Fam rm. 2·car INDUSTRIAL 2788 garage new carpet & •1 MONTH FRl!I!• p al n t. s 4 4 5 o /m o . ·CM F •mlly Vlll•11• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Agt, 873·1980 Gated 2..JBd $775-875 FOR SALE 10,000 sf Wd hk·up, appls, vert, INDUSTRIAL BUILDING carport. Sect-8 weleome In NB+ fMced yatd. Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Claaalfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. 142·5178 COSTA MESA 2124 Se habla Espanol. Ideal for CtaHlc Cara. 714-850-3063 Bkr 722·8777 •-------- STARTING ANEW BUSINESS(? • • • • • • • • • • • • • Tbt Up/ Dq>tlnmmt Ill the DttiJy Pilot is plootJ IO ll1Uf(/fl1tt'l II MW lm/ia #OW 111.,,;t.W, IO W ~ \fi u.iJJ now SEARCH the 1tlllW Jwr 111 no°""'~ llltlillllM JO" ti# ,;,,. tmJ the b'ip"' the Co.a-t Hf1Jllt ;,, s.nt. And. Tin. of""""' '!ffer thl ..JJ is'°"""*" wt uiiJJ # 1""'fiailiow ,,,.,_ """" . ......,., with* a.., Cllrl4 ""*" qna" W#lt p""' --• ,.,.., .. .,., ... *" JW""" pr«( of publiaaitm wiJh IN 0.., CJml.. Plt.t J11Jp "'ltJ #JOI"""*"' ,,_,_ _ IJtl'lll 61 ilJt lMilJ PiJ«. 33tJ W. &,5' 0-M.. JfJI* ~ z.i,-°"' .a Ill (!14) 64UJ2l llltJ aw wfl,,... .,..,,..,,. JiwJlll' IO '10 ,,...,._"' ""1il. ,.,. """"'"""' llllJ fan!ttr p • ,., /J*!-""1"' ... wt wiJJ.,,..,,..,,,.. t""'•llllill~ G.Jw;,,,,.,,_,,,.._. . '"'Pilot Apply in pmon at Dllrbam Trusponatlon, 2118 W, fltlb St. la Santa AM. Or, c:sll 71'-542-8989. TCP-4464A. EOE. DURHAM~ T RANS PO RTATION. Put a few words to work for you. JEWELRY, FURS & ART 6025 On the move? Sell your extra Sold Out Print• household Umlted EdlUons items Roger Tory Peterson. · Cl ·r. d "Scarlet Tangier"; 1 __ 1_n_.... ..... a""s""'s'-1_1e.-... __ Robert Bateman, "Big Horn Sheep". Signed, w/muaeum quality framl.ng. Please leave messg. (809) 885-2007 RENT through classified Life Insura nce If you are focused on customer care & are Life lnaurance llcenaed we have the job for youll Must have excellent comm. skills, will be handling cust. In· bound calls, team player. Please call Remedy to schedule an Immediate appt or fax resum e to: 18500 Von Karman Suite 140 Irvine, CA 92715 Tel 660-0230 Fax 756-1200 Onthe.....,., Sell~extra hcM.allhold ...,,. "I ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY PILOT' For '"'-rtilillt n.forruhtl11 eJl 574-4261 ' KriStin' Berman Alatomothe .. ••1athe -Robert Matthews, Genn-al Sales Managn; South Coast Toy_ota South Coast W>lvo "In the automotive business it's very important to reach everyone in the community. Advertising in . the Daily Pilot has helped me to do just that. "South Coast Toyota/Volvo is and will continue to be the number #1 Toyota outlet in volume and sales through its continued commitment advertising in the Daily Pilot" "'Thanks Daily Pilot for making my job ~ South Coast Toyota successful rod.a~.• MONDAY, OECEMBE9' 23, 1996 Nc"·pon lk*'h/Cosr• Mcsa Daily Piloc ACROSS , lnfONNhlll' --6 8"1.tllian dance "'&Ink 't4 Salnr1 flidure \SOohou~ HI Aventgo grlldes 11 Cozy 18 Antlers 19 nope ftll<'r 20 lantern fuel ?2 Like 11 IOtl'SI ~" Fllmsy. as an excuS-O 2S Ew leyer 26 M1<111d\len1ure 29 Me•lt',11n monu 11em 34 r oo1 r 1111 35" Rider's Rlr;1r 37 Body ol v.w<, 38 ThomaE Edison 40 Razor shA• "'"''"' 42 Oklohom.~ •own 43 Saddle hof~<l 45 Gree!\ goddesc; 46 Anger 47 Came before 49 Uset a coffee machine 52 .. Poented tool S3"W11nes!led 54 Mark of shame 58 Seafood orders 62 Sly trk:lt 83 Thdl·sltlnned 14 . erWMI 65 On the Cflspll\n 68 "Oiana" H'9'1' 87 fql(j 68 Ungonltom11t1ly Olltlt &9 Four seasons 70 Chars 71 Ivory sou1ce DOWN 1 Computer S10tage item 2 Teen woe 3 Excurs10n 4 Luanda's 1oc:11e 5 Plo11er11 6 I envowoll enough 7 Only A Forbtd 9 Solution I 0 ROP41atfld llOUnd I I legal document 12 Jewel.I 13 GNmpse 21 Weaken 23 lll1ch - aoqu11e 25 Respect 26 Postage stdler 27 Dye 28 Muslr~I show 29 Bushed ~ PUZZU sot.WO ....... ly owus GOlllN wfdl OMAR SHARIF Md TANNAH HIRSCH ANSWER8 TO WEEKLY BRIOOB QUIZ Q. I • Neither vulnerable, H South )'OU hold: • I •? '7 4 " J t 8 a I •AK Q 10 6 The bidding haa proceeded: NORTH P.A8T SOUTH WEST I• Dbl 1 What do you bid now? A • 'Mle choice lies bclwccn o pre· emptive rttiMl t.o thn.'O clubs (you are not going to conl.ributo much in dcrcnee to your eide'11 cfTort.s), or a lt~11p all tho way to five cluM. Since pnrtnor may be Rhort. in di11monds on thlR auction nnd your tnrmp11 ere 80 good, wo like the two-way chance. or rive clubs. Q. Z • Both vulncrnblc, a11 South Q . -4 • A. South, vulneJ.llble, you hold: •A I A Q J 10 C 11 A 8 • 7.1 The blddin~procceded: SOlTl'R NORnl EAST I' I• U P1U111 T What do you bid now'/ · A -Once partner has enough to biQ, you want to be in game, and you know which game .• Jump to (our hestrta to I.ell partner or your playing strength and t.o set 1111ido any worries North might hnve shout lock or heart support. Q. 5 · /\p, &1uth, vulnerable, you hold: • K 711 '" Q J 9 · 8 • A 7 fl 4 3 you hold: -I '• "'' ,.., J. i l~ ... -..n.f"~ ... -~ nc~~ b~-dd' ·th' ~eropene Ule 1 •hi wi one The bidding ha11 proceeded: NORTH £ABT SOtrrH WP .. ~ • I Put 24 ran 2 PHii 7 Whal do you bid now? A • You should nnglt' ror Lhree no trump. hut you cnn't intmdurc thnL slritin without 11 &padc stopp<'r. The Mlulion is to bid your he11 rt. frag- ment t.o see whether partner can then bid no trump. Rebid two heart.a. Q. 3 • F,11st.-Wesl vulnerable, a11 Soult\ you hold: •AKQ8 AQJ83 KQ9 •9 Your right-hand opponent openR the bidding with one diamond. Wllal action do you t.itke? A -You nre too &tronic for any l!Ort or overcall in a suit., and t.o cue-bid two dismoncis, if you use that 1u1 11 two-&uited t..akeout ror the majnra, could l(el you to the wrong 11pol. Slllrt. with a takeout douhle. Your next hid will depend on whnt pll rt.- ner rMponds. diamond. What do you respond? A • You do not have the vnluet1 t.o re11pond al the two-level in clubll and then show your 11CC011d 11uit - you singleton diamond i11 a liohi lity, nol an asset. Therefore, respond one 11pade and llCC how the auction devclop11. Q. 6 • Neilher vulnerable, os South you hold: •A982 '. Q6 • KQJ93 •J I Partner opens tho bidding with one diamond. What do you respond'' A • You have a wonderful fit and, though you have enough to force to game, rive diamonds might. not be t.he right spot. -either four 8padca or three no trump could he 8upcri· or. Tn invest.igat.c, at.art by rC11pond· ing one 11pade now. Learn to be a better hrid1e playe r! Sultscribe now to the Goren Bridce Letter by calllnr (800) 788-1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridre Letter, P.O. Doir «10, Chicago, Ill 60680. --------------------1 MUSICAL CADILIAC 9040 ... -----------------INSTRUMENTS 6055 TRANSPORTATION liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CIDYSLD 9050 J&GVAI 1-----9185 1105 llDCIDlS 9130 SAAi liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ------ 'M New Verket' eth 'M JC.le VP"° rnitM. 87 5eO SL AIM gtey. Awe Ellc-cond lthr 1n1 factory..,,, air bag.. 2·toP•. tow !Wleage. 94 900 TURaO NW palnt. u..:.a. tlt .. : blk, CD. Ilk• new, Xlnc cond. Mutt Sffl CONY BtacklTan '3150/obo 53S-a7~ 128,995. 8SO.HM 759·1870. Leathef, Full Power, •94 X.le White, All Alloya, CO, CalMlte, b.gs, Chrome Whe91•. 5 SJ>d . $28,995, 9075 lmmac, nl•. 123,Hs. NISSAN 9150 842.77 00 8SO.S880 BAUER LOTUS POID ·---- ••• a .. .n GT a-spct Power ••••ring, CC, AC, am/fm CHS. 67k ml. 12350. 673·5385. •g7 Explr/Expd/Trke Huge dlac/lmmed del Direct Leaslna ('114) 848-1217 HONDA 9085 94 .MGUAR CONY Red. Barley Leathet, 6 Cyt, 2 + 2, ChromH, CO Changer, $38,995. Factor~ Warrant~ '84 :IOOZX Turbo 9210 !Sapd, Mops, p/W, TOYOTA new clutch, runa grtl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiii~~iii S1850 OBO. 850·7769 '87 Land Cruz/4·Run 842. 7700 -, -.-5--3-0_0_Z_X--8-0-K-. BAUER LOTUS black, Mop, 5spd, llhr, 84 JAGUAR XJ8 new tlrea/brakes GrHn, Barley Leather, $3500. 835·2322 Huge dlsc/lmmed del Direct Leasing (714) 840·1217 Allow Whit, Phone ---------& $24,995. or Lease. '84 Sentra auto, 4·dr, ANTIQUES 842.7700 CO, all power, ac, new CLASSICS 9250 BAUER LOTUS brakH, CC, xlnt cond. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $10,'l 75. 545·0484 ,50 Ford Plc~up '80 Civic Sliver/blue. UNCOLN 9 l20 ---------Prolesslonally re· 75K, 2drH, 5apd, nu stored, 2 ;tears ago tlrea/brakea. grt condl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilOLDSMOBILE 9155 SJ9,500. v45·0083 $1425. 835-2322 •79 Continental Claaalc, aunrf, all Clanlfled Is •.... '80 Accord Htchbk. acceaa. Leather, •xc 1888 D•L TA 88 CONVENIENT Grey/grey. Auto Ilana. cond s1200. 650-29 15 Ro~al Brougham whether you're buy· Power windows. AM/ Fully loaded, V6, dark Ing, selling, or just FM, CC. H52k ml. REt!J: blu, with tight blue In· looklng, classified has R~n• great. S2200obo. terlor, 94,000 mllet. what you need! Mlchett• o-453,:-6139, ~..1~~~ ~ ~h'J ..._-i~~~e~lrl~tl'.:.~~ E· 845-0902. ... thrOUQh C • te _. ~~-· ... ~' " • ·--------- D YES,SELL MY CAR Run your ad in Put a few words to work for you .. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '89 Sedan D•Vlll• 11 Blk, blk llhr, Gold pkg. Elvl•'• Mic rophone ---------v -8, tu II power, Shure 55. As seen on MARINE SLIPS loaded. Bose stereo, Iv commorclals. Llko DOCKS 7022 phone, xlnt cond. now. $400. 675·9824 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiii · $6750. Call Steve --------50'MOORING NB 942•7700 PIANOS & ORGAN~ 6059 Harbor. Xlnt location· --------- near Pavilion. s10.9oo CHEVROLET 9045 ... OBO. (619) 776-2663 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '87 Sub/Taho•/Trk• Klmball Organ Tho ••••••••• Huge dlsc/lmmed del Entertainer Ill. Like AUTOMOBILES Direct Leasing now. $400. 675-9624 1714) 048·1217 the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Daily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 1 00 ,000 homes . Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail ·it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it Address City Zip Phone Credit Cord D MC OVISA D AM X ' fx?-- Moil To: DAllY PILOT 330 W &oy Shel, Com Meta, CA 92627 /71'16'2·5678 Or FAX /71'} 631-6594 ,,.,..._ lbtty Only} 642-5678. SPORTING GOODS 9050 606 5 iiBMWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii90ii3iiO CHRYSLER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 93 BMW 5251 • '90 Le Baron• 2 Snowboard• 1 Joy-ride 4yra old. 1 Broth· erhood 1yr old. Xlnt cond w/blndlngs 5250, $275, obo. 675·7130 TICKETS 6075 Black/Black Leather, Conver ti b I e . 0 n e Chrome Wheels owner. 54,000 mites. Sunroof/CO Changer. $5,500. 841·0800 $21,995 842. 7700 '84 New Yorker 5th BAUER LOTUS Ave Exc-cond, llhr Int, CLASSIFIED new paint, trans, tires, H's the resource you $3150/obo 536-8733 can count on to sell a CLASSIFIED myriad of merchan· It's the sotullon you're 2 round trip airline dlse Items, because searching for • wheth· t I c k• t • LAX to our columns compel er vou're seeking a Balllmore. Opon Uckol quallfled buyers to home, an apartment, t r a v e I s 2 o o /e a . call! a new occupation or ~--------------------------------·--C-•_11_9_1_8_·5_9_4_·5_3_2_8 ----------, __ e_v_e_n_a_•_tr_•~Y_P_e_t. __ _ for another week FREE! All for $1 o• Ffeo,. a-.. Perli,,.,,, Sous ...... -Molit ..... ---MotJ.I---"'--D•C,.,.., 0 -/Seolt Q S,,,lloo/ o ¥>t o-......., o r.-JCilou o-.._ 0 -M""'-U w+.IC-. 0 4.-J 0-~ 0 ........ (op D J .,.J 0 /oM/'1<1... 0 w ... Wlwl> OIW""""""-0 C.-C"'*"' D~~ D"""'--D C-DC..-~ Dfltl,,,,_ 0~1/too/ O .... W"""""' • $ 10 for" /;,,.,, $1 .00 each ocJdffionol line ______ ,CLEANING SERVICE SERVICES CONTRACTORS GARAGE HAULING 3720 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING REMODELING 3890 & ADDITIONS 3916 3548 GENERAL 3558 DOORS DIRECTORY 3 6 7 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii JUNK TO THE DUMP PUBLIC NOTICE Oen• Abrams Painting THI! LOCAL PLUMBER ~~~~~~:a~~J~!~~~•I --------•I A TOUCH OF CLASS Kennedw'• Conatr. •S25 Service Call• (714-988·18821 NEW LE.AF The Calif. Public Utlll· lnVExt Oual PalnVReuS ·I Jamff E. Bangert Co.· Rm Addllions Visa/MC BUSINESS SERVICES Cteanlng. RH/Comm New Res Id• n t 1 a I Repalrs/Serv/Open•rt AVAILABLE TOD Y Landscape & Masonry ties Commlaalon RE· llc'd/lna'd since '78. Fr1er!i'Ye~!!~~~:r:sur1d ,_L_1_s_6_o_e_1_s_8_7_3_·_1_2_1_2 Uc/Bonded. Free Est. Custom Remo d• 1 All Mak••·Model• 888-1882 Oetlgn/Bulld/Remodel QUIRES that all used ff .. 7083 Pg-664-3947 Ll532981 675-9304 .. Teroaa 282·7143 Room Additions And Uc'd 650-Serv-(7378) TWENTY DOLLAR Uc./lna. 748·0487 houaehold good• -,k-.-,-.-C-ua-t-om-... P-al_n_tln_g_, 3488 •BOSS HOUSECLEANING Repairs. Local Since -------... --HAULER/CLEAN·UP movers print their Prof, CIHn, Quallly Preolse Plumbing SPRINIU.ERS 3921 Licensed-Bonded 1 976. Lb3 24307 ••S475 • 18X7•• JOHN &SO 1828 Now la the Tlmel P.U.C. Cal T number: R 1 & R d 1 R.•oh 21 Mllllon Sl0.00 per hour. 714·848·7888 lnclud.. hallway, • Rose/fruit llee pruning limos and chauffeurs ~:;~~~~~t3~~':~~ e~~:: Eatl~~t~ .. 1 SPRINKLER REPAIR 714 -.49 03•9 weather·•trlp, lnatalla· Expert • 15 yrs exp print their T.C.P. num· Ll .. 873 .. 8 ....... 10 .. 0 Vatves•Heads•Tlme-p.opl.I Advor'I •• -_____ ._., __ • __ .. __ LEWIS C t ti I & 045 5704 b I II dvertlse -..----------1 v • •v• • I k 26V s l ocal Svc one rue on t on tax • EALTH/ 960·5164/703·4013pgr er n a a • Peter• Painting c oc s. r · your product for 52501 •Bright Haeolnlng Remodel•Handyman ff menta. If you have a 20 Vear• Experience _________ ,__J_o_h_n_B_u_r_r_2_0_2_._2_a_3_1 lroo Info 714·434-2973 European Prof'I. Best L111704773 Local Rea. Terry's Rapid Retponae .. "-..'TION 3742 Shan•'• Oardenln9 question about the le· ,. In townl Rota 5Vr1 Exp. •714·557·5925• Openers/Springs '"'&au & Landscaping. Lawn gallty of• mover. limo Free Estimates POOL TUTORING 3929 Grace 251·8455 HI n g e •IF re• E • t care ln1t•ll'n/Removat or chauffeur, call: lnterlora and Exteriors SERVICE 3894 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CARPENTRY 3 510 24 hr• 848·7721 Lagging Ubldo? OHEA Sprinklers 848·S801 Public UtllltlH Referral. 854-0512 · RS 3 556 DRYWALL May Help! Pharmacy•----------Commlatlon CAAPllHTRY•Wlndowa COMPUTE SERVICE 3584 u•uDY ... 11 .. , 3710 wlll home deliver for •YARD CLllAN·UP 714·55M151 Ooora •Wood FencH l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili nn.l' "UM' FrHI 888-4·SAGE·RX Tree Trlm/Remova11~i .. p""'l.,..1t--.i,..e_o_o_nd...-TM:-o-ltl.,..ng-ClostVGatag1 Ofg1n1zer1 MACMEDIC •Car• tori• New Lawn/Plante Prof Moveral 24Hr Slv RCI Painting your no-nonaenae p•lntlng company. Over 74 Rela/LS.2130 laland a1ue Poole Pool • Sp• Wkly Svc. Repair: fllter/pump/htr Acid WHh 845-8'728 Ll281581 • Call Bob Maclnloah Computer• 6""lllALL JOB DPl"T 96().5164 748·5375 701i/Sr Dlec"'lt71452 f I I * Palnt/Cerpentry• JEnft!t •y 3784 " 249-8323 Pg-312-0026 In your hme/o c. Low Orywall/Pluttr Rtpa r Drywall and morel n..-your LANDSCAPll 43 ·•t•3/P~8·5850 confused? 142·0H7. hoU1ly rate. 873..e8t9 /Han~g/T•g~v1T991~~ small Jobs Oki out o t h • n d t M.CiliiRICAH _________ _....._ 1 •ooelNG J«ry. Seml·retlrtd, 50yr• Com •• 1" G•ry 848·5277 WIHlam Harold J ewei.r ·Lown Renovation-MovH-U ... Caretully PE•rONAL " r 800.284-4881 3910 of asU1fd cust. Drl/lcks/ CONCRETE • Wateh/J~ Repair aprlnklera-tr•• pruning COurteoutly & Cheeply ~ repair• drywan/1lucco. MASONRY 3557 EI;.ECTRICAL 3610 H~':t:=~~~=~ Antlque•AM Jewelry ::dn::~~ ~::r~d~,,s; e49-0223 T141227 SERVICE 3887 Pro auHt Reoftn9 28 Year• Exp. luy~ 973.0399 Stat• Award Winning•---------aoat Anr Prlcelll --------- Help wour ohltd aucceed In aohool •UNIQUE TUTORING• In-home gu•ranteed academic gains. Prt/ post •tsessment. 18yr credentialed tpec. Unique r .. dtngtwrltlng programs. Behavior consult avail 723-7898 CERA.MIC TIL!S Brick, Block, Slone, Tit• Small Job •XPERT .llm 831·2480 Uc/Refs :101·8718 PAl?fTDfG 3858 •RRAND ••RVIC• Reroota/24hr Repair 3528 C P I 0 I D • I '•-•,.••1 • Qrocery•·Clean•r• 20 Yrs Exp L.328e93 _..;;,.,.;.._~-=--=~~:":-one, at o, r veway uncan lecll c •HOM• R•PAIRS• WU11M~ ... 0-5900 47().7•• .. ..,.. F I BBQ R f 25 Y 1/0 ... R ~ Secretarv Svc•8hop ----------~'"~• 5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pc, •· • · r Loca ... ck HponH Anything & Every1hlng I.AWN CAal 3808 14y,. ca.Mr,.......,. ' a Le9'ly Shower• Aet)'d Exp. Terry 557.7594 Ll275870 eso.7042 Aleo Sta.lned 01... MASSAGE 3830 TOUCHUPS, TOO Meal P/U 2 .... 907 Regrou11ng .. ln1tell'n * 811t PrlceJQu1llty Peterkin ••eotrl• JAMES 84 .. 2917 ••••• v.,.. .. •• ". ~.H;~~~~ --------· LUO 130 Hn of T iie Lnd1cape brick, atn• Prompt la Low RatHI NOMI liAvlcll L.awn/dn-Upa/ttM trim U.a 8pert• Ther•pf rn,.m Clrote M-•-t. PLASTER 873·1065 or 846-8526 concr. aOo.11 .. 1007 rH-com/1m-lg fobs Anything & Everything eprlnklr/Mrtll•. Thalcl'I An body care to ,.1 .. ---... liewport Tiie 6 Marble CSL618717 748·&255 FrM Estimate. Rer'a. 831...,.22 Pg.4IWt4a & rejuvenate. RNl\MT 'alnllng.,nl/!lt HouM/Apt IU!PAIR 'lne Ctaftamanahlp ... CONTa•CJOIS Mloh••I 788-1440 CM 7aa.eeaa Qual~. ''" nt. -------· :~o~~~;~~:~~,.';~'.;~:~ GEN!W 3558 FLOOR INSTALL tend Rtllrad Cotttr .. t• f Tftm f Pereo"•' ••nrl••• LDDi67ij0t:jaa PIHter/ltue" P•l•'- Nlltural lt<>"t & Marble a•rAIRS 3820 Rep1lr1, tmprovt~n11, ~=~-Mu.age tor Women • p A I N T I R L_~0'!~3 8So184C• 12:":; ,_ 1.64Mll a.24214 ftG am Jobi. Oualhy/tnteorttt ~-_L.111"""•• Coup4ea -.. Handym•n ... ..-c .... m.d • ICSt•. Kon •"2·1'70 LalMIH .......... lervlCH 388-4904 Ml-ftl7 71 ........ .,.at The moet comprehen• Cl•••lfl•d Yanl u. up/malnteNlce, ·--------wm you•,. ~Ing atve Md current dlrec· laodacllla/arltlc dallln.. MOVDfG ....,., Cluafled -PL-~--... -.ll!'l----• tory ot eoc>d• and .. ,. TOdarl Contraotor1ct1.t0400I. :W,. ..-rour neec1et ,v.....,.• -.. ereunc11 Ml ... 78 ....,, '....,, .,..,_