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Home My WebLink About1997-02-19 - Orange Coast PilotSPORTS CdM tennis ace Taylor Dent says farewell · ON THE ROAD Class of 2()()() kids tour Washington. D. C. Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 . ----------------~--~--------~--~-~------~--~--~~----·-··--·---~--~~-···---~~----····-···--·-········-····-----~-----·-······--------··1 ~~~ees ~e~~ ~~~N~!~~ I cuts, layoffs to lifeguard John Moore adds a 1 • d • . newcoatofpalnttotower24, 1, p'P,0~11 1 e raises north of the Newport Pier I. 1 ' • .I: _ where he and other Weguards I are painting and building new • A list of reductions is towers for the upcoming I Police, city salary talks dragon summer season as part of the I annual springtime renovation. i presented as way to make up for deficit that would be created by salary hikes. Right, lifeguar~ Mike U~e 'I takes a break from saving i By M ichelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot swimmers· as he repaints the 1 base of tower 24. ! I I I • • y D 0 N LE AC H I I I<> I I I I I I I I : I I l-----------~------------------~~----'------~~-----------------------------------------------~-----------------------------------------------~ Which water district will give a fair share? Garage lights are burning late at night in my neigh- borhood. The reason: my fellow homeowners are digging through old boxes and files look- ing for a piece of paper that says they own one share of the Santa Ana Heights Water Co. When we were given this doc- ument, along with a ton of other papers that accompany the pur- chase of a home, it fell some., where in the order of importance between the gold mine stock we bought 2'5 years ago and our cer- tificate of graduation from ele- mentary school. All that changed when my neighbors and I went to our mail- boxes two weeks ago and found a letter saying that the Irvine Ranch Water District was willing to pay us $1, 100 for our water company share. Now that probably didn't have much impact on the Santa Ana Heights folks whose estates over- look the Back Bay, but lo the rest AROUND TOWN 4 CLASSIFIED 7 POLICE FILES 2 PUBLIC NOTICES 6 SPORTS s SURF REPORT 2 WEATHER 2 of us it was a bonanza. A chance to pay our county taxes or spend a weekend in San Francisco or doctor a sick tree in our back yard or buy our kid a week at college without going deeper into hock. Found money -the best kind of all. Only thing was, we need- ed .to come up with that stock certificate. I found mine the second day of searching, and it is now in a fireproof file drawer, waiting for me to fill out the tender fonn that must accompany the certificate to get my $1,100. Since I have until March 1, I was savoring the prospect of unexpected wealth whe:n a new element entered the picture: a letter from the Mesa Consolidated Water District. Don't leap at this windfall, the secol\d letter said, because we are •ready to make you a sub· stantial offer which we think is much more attractive.• At the top of Mesa's list of attractions I I ' I I ". I I 1 joseph n.bell was a promise to pay $1,200 per share. • · So now we have'people com- peting for our stock, which allows visions of a bidding war that · might drive the price per shan! up to some ~tospheric level. • We were only allowed to~ template that.for one.day ~hen, · the Pilot shot it down with an editorial and a commentary from I \ '°' I I> I" l ... Costa Mesa Councilwoman Heather Somers chastising Mesa Consolidated for even giving a passing thought to sitting in on the game. This leaves my neighbors and me confused. All other things being equal, we'd be happy to accept the higher bid. But are they equal? And what should we do about it? ~e original offer included a toll·free phone number-to call if we had any questions. So I called it. Tu.med out I was talking to a , man in New York representing an organization called MacKeD.r zie Partners, Inc., which he told me had been hired by the Irvine Ranch Water District to provide infonnation to people like me. 'When I wondered aloud why it was neces5ary to hire a New York firm to answer questions about the acquisition of a tiny water company in Southern Cali- . fotnia, he def erred to a man • SEE BELL PAGE 4 Loolul like our break ltbat the rain ha.s. been extended a llW~ longer. Bxpect.. clear I.Idea aa the days . -warm up a blf lrom now unt.U the end ol the w.U. ~not • be hot enough tor a dip Jn UM °"""-but G Jdce JeJlui'elf *°" dOwn the~ .. "4!,..,, • onf4t;. se. ....... ,...2 NEWPORT-MESA -School district staff presented board members with a list of proposed budget cuts 'Tuesday, including employee layoffs, to fund teacher raises that could cost more than $7 million. Michael Fine, chief financial officer for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, presented school trustees with three teacher raise scenarios' for the 1996-97 school year with no additional raise for next year: a 3 % raise costing $4.8 million, a 5% raise costing $6 million and a 7% raise costing $7 .3 million. Negotiations between the district and the union are still ongoing. However, the three salary sce- narios would put the district in the red by $500,000, $1.8 million and $3 million respectively. The teacher's union has said a salary increase by more than 7 % each of the next four years is nec- essary to bring salaries up to the average teacher levels in Orange County. Alfuougb the district expects $650,000 in surplus revenue, that money could only pay for a 1 % teacher raise. Streamlining and eliminating some administrative services that could produce as many as a dozen classified personnel layoffs were among the proposals board members have to consider to make up that budget de.licit. ·The largest, potential, single reduction would be an across- the-board 10% decrease of all non-school district facilities, besides transportation and gener- al services. Transportation and general services face a proposed 3% By Jennifer Armstrong NEWPORT BEACH -Con- tract negotiations between the city and rank-and-file police officers have dragged on since late 1995, but neither side is getting ready to force the issue. City policy says the officers can't strike, CUld-officers' repre· sentatives say they woulcmTt if they could And the City Coun- cil does have the power to impose a cbntract on the offi- cers, but city officials say that's not yet likely. The Police Employees Asso· ciation has voted down three official of,fers during the negoti- ations. Police and city represen- tatives met.yet again last week. but a few sticking points per- sist. Talks reached an impasse in September and went into medi- ation. City employees, along with police and fire department managers, had already agreed to take reductions in benefits for in~ in salaries. • SEE TALKS PAGE 4 decrease. Board members took no action after seeing the initial proposals, but did express concern with some of the items. Trustee Ed Decker argued against placing elimination of ele- mentary school music and physi- cal education programs on the proposed chopj>ing block. •We w o u Id n t..t-··co n s id er • SEE BUDGET PAGE 4 DON LEACH I OAll.Y Pl.OT After serving flne French aaltdne for more than two decades, Yvan Humbert has doted tbe doon to Le Blanttz. Le Biarritz bids au . . revoir to.Newport • Longstanding French restaurant closes its doors as owner embarks on life of travel. By Jennifer Nmstrong. ~ Piiot NBWPORT BEACH -Ask Yvan Humbert why he's dosing his ~urant, Le Bianitz, after running tt'for 20 yean, and he'll show you bis calloUlecl, worn bands. •My bands -they ... dirt)', and I am tiNd. • -. Prerhmen -C-11-fMMlkl wllb 'Wa'fJ y9low Mtr-wlllM-bul nll•••-•• .... ••cm-=r.:a aoe~: -·-Iii of the Old Newport Boulevard restaurant, he already refen to him.self as •the former owns.• The wooden doon of the 22· year-old eatery, which Humbert bu owned !or most of tu mda· tellce, ahut for good this week· eild. •I'm too old to work.• tlli9 bKbe\or Com Mma r..W•I Myt With a sigh. •-n.o Ilda u.o.· Humbert --.. --at 414 N. Old tlesopct\ ....~-.---~ .... z.M9'1 • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1997 • CUiillrola SIKlalr, U • llelbM P..,l•'Rla • l!Djoy9 ~ IDOW• ~--Mtag ... l.Jdem to .... and pank mmk: ... Hopes to attend Cbko State, UCLA or UCSB and become a lawyer. -~~·4 •bavwa.. •lON .......... and ~,... .... IJa. ..... rap_ .. ICltlJe9 to •s..v.teea• ... eope.,., ...... UCSB md bK'oDae an elmentary ldlool tellCber. • • 7.a GelMma. 14 •Wea' 1111 • SaJoyl llliUtlal arts. wndllg ...... bolldlDJr ·-SiablcdhM to -nae New Yorker• ....... _llopmto owaaautlalartllllu- dlo wblle attemhlg UCI or UCLA and become a lawyer. The view from the Capitol Class of 2000 freshmen reflect on their visit to Washington D.C. Land mines, human rights and labor unions were among the issues nine Newport Harbor High School students debated with about 900 other students from throughout the United States in a Mock United Nations in Wash- ington D.C, earlier this month. Pour of The Daily Pilot's Class of 2000 students went on the 11- day trip, equipped with cameras and journals to share their experi- ences in the nation's capital with the readers back home. What follows are the desaip- tions and insights of Alison Arnold, Zack Gelbaum, Milan Roussel and Cameron Sinclair in their own words. FEBRUARY 5 ZACK: We went to (Colonial) Williamsburg, Va. and that was quite an experience to see what it w~ like to live back in 1774. MILAN: Williamsburg. That was awe- some. The whole town is a museum. It's like a role-playing game of 1n4. It was kind of interesting to see how it was back then. • • FEBRUARY 6 CAMERON: At 9 a.m. we arrived at the Model United Nations for our con- ference. 1-5 p.m. -We had our first session. My committee started out on the "Reassessing the Bretton Woods Insti- tutions" debate and we changed it to "Changing Consumption Patterns." 5-7 p.m. -We had our dinner break and noticed that there was a D.J. and people were dancing so we went off dancing. 11 p.m. -Was cur- few so we went to sleep, but all night we would watch Milan and Zack wrestle. Zack also taught Milan and I karate. ZACX: I wa.s on the disarmament com- mittee. We debated the banning and removal of land mines and the Com- prehensive Test Ban Treaty. I represented Peru. I didn't like the subi'ect I had. I didn't rea ly like the land mine thing. I don't agree with It. Trying to ban the production of land mines, I don't think It works. It's good to remove land mines, but there's over three bllllon of them. It's not feasible. A.USON: Today was the first day of the Mode United Natibns. It was really exciting because ........,=-=------------., wall and my we were meeting friend Ben found a ton of new peo-his cousin's name pie. The topic we r:::::::: on the wall. That ~~~evr~~-~ (LASS OF 2000 wasaveryemo- t.iona1 criminal ~ tional moment. courts system. Casey (Johnson) and I didn't get to speak at all but we did a lot of voting. We passed a resolution and were done with the topic by the end of the day. MILAN: The competition we went to was tough. I debated labor in Peru: labor unions and re-training of laid off workers. Peru wanted more companies to invest in their country. They wanted countries to treat the workers fair. I liked it. I was kind of nervous, but then I got the hang of it. I was a head dele- gate from Newport Harbor. That meant extra work. I was the one who went to the meetings and told every- body how they were supposed to act. FEBRUARY 7 AUSON: Today we were in conference all day long. Oh well, we worked on terrorism all day and ~and I wrote and sponsored a resolutloi'I. After the conference, me and a bunch of friends went and played pool. FEBRUARY 8 CAMERON: This is the morning of the last day of the conference. 9 a.m. -noOn -We had our session and we talked and finally came up with three resolutions and we were done. 5 p.m. -We were off to the Bellview Hotel in Washington D.C. On the way we saw the wall of Vietnam and It was sad to see that there were so many people that died. Then we saw the Jefferson and Lincoln memori- als and it was cool. ALISON: Today was the last day of our Mode United Nations Co(lference, we wenttocom- mlttee for about three hours and final - ly finished the topic of terror- ism. Casey and I didn't get to speak this whole confer- ence because our name got cut. We did get to present a resolution though. After we were done with the confer- ence, we had our closing ceremonies and that was really cool because they took a bunch of pictures and showed them in a slide show. After that we hit the road and were off to D.C. We went to the (Vietnam Memorial) FEBRUARY9 ZACK: We went to the Natural History museum and I liked that. It had exhibits on native cultures. Then we went to an1 IMAX theater and saw ·cosmic Journey." Most people slept through it. Keep in mind, we're averaging four hours a night. The movie was really neat. It told a lot about the universe. It was pretty trippy to watch it with the sound system. MILAN: The Museum of Nat- ural History was probably the best. It had animals from the past and the present. It had information on the history of nature. AU SON: Today we went to the Smithsonian. It was hugel We saw all of the stuffed animals and there were many differ- ent species. There was also this giant blue diamond that was somewhere around 42 karats. It was gorgeous. FEBRUARY 10 ALISON: We got to ride in a little train that only senators could go on. It took you from building to building underground. At the Holocaust Muse- um it was really sad. It very descrip- tively showed In detail the horrid scenes of the Holocaust. It showed how skinny they were and how little nutrition they actually had. That is an event In history I hope never occurs again. CAMERON: The first thing we saw this morning was the inside of the Capitol. We saw everything including the Senate Chambers. It was a cool tour, but I had a hard time walking because I am too t ired. We then were on our way to the Holocaust Museum. That was the coolest and the most interesting one we have seen so far. It was also sad. I was really sad because my mom is Jewish and I could've had or maybe I do have relatives who died In that. That whole Incident was terrible. We then went to the Metro and went back to the mall where we ate Italian food. I went in this Bath and Body Shop place and bought this really cool massager that feels really good. ZACK: The Pentagon was really neat. I llked It. We got to see medals and pictures. It had nice art in there. I got to talk to this Marjne guy. He told me his life story. It was better than the tour. REAQEBS HOTLINE 642-6086 ~ CA. 92626. Copyright No news stories, Illustrations. edito- ri•I matter or ldvertlsements herein c..i be reproducecf.¥11th- out written permission of copy- right owner. VOL 91, NO. 33 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher Wl&.UAM L090IU, . Editor Recofd your comments •bout the D•ily Pilot or news tips. ADD8£SS Our llddrm is 330 W. Bay St .. Com Mesa. (allf. 92627. CQR8ECIJONS It Is the Piiot's polk.y to prompt- ly correct .JI errors of substance. Please call 574-4233. HOW IO BEACH U$ a.a.tlon The llmes Or1nge County (800) 252-9141 . l'EMl'ERA1URES Newport Beach 66148 Balboa 66148 COSUi Mesa 70/47 . Corona del Mar 65148 FEBRUARY 12 CAMERON: This morning we woke up at 5:30 a.m. to get In the line to tour the White House. Once we got In and it was cool that we were actually in the 'Nhite House but It was so boring we did not get to see anything cool. Next we went to Ford's Theater where Lin-· coin got shot and that was pretty cool. We went to the Hard Rode Cafe and had dinner. It was so fun during the end we started dancing in the middle with the employees. AFTERWARD ZACX: I loved the trip, but it was really boring and tiring sometimes. If I didn't have my cup of Starbucks. I was dead all day. There was a lot of falling asleep during ~es. It should be more relaxed. We were cold, tired and hun- gry. Those three things were very prominent. I'd improve the food allowance. We always had hamburgers and fast food -really bad stuff. But I was really happy the whole trip. It was a good growing experience. I will go back if I can. MILAN: Everyday we went out touring around the city. They gave us no time to do anything. We were touring from six in the morning to one in the morning. I wanted to see the president. but I did- n't get to see him. They stopped all the c.ars in the road when his c.ar went by. It was just like the movies. Washington D.C.. was an awesome city. Everything was always movi~ always in motion. I'd see all these bo1ldings that were huge. It was just like being 9fl a movie set. It was a great trip. I learned a lot and met a lot of people. CAMERON: I never knew about that part of America, well I did, but I learned at least 20 to 30 things per day. Every- where you walked and what you saw was so old. It is so cool, it feels like you are in the 1700s or 1800s. $01 once again, It was a good expet)ince and I liked It a lot and I recommend takl~ a trip there to see what a greet place it Is. -Compiled by Mlchelle TerwUleger lHURSOAY First low 1:47 a.m. _ ........... 1.5 First high 7:50a.m .......•..... 5.4 S.Cond low 2:39 p.m ...... _ .. _ .. -0.3 Second high 8:56 p.m ........ : ...• 4. 1 STIVIW ...... ~Editor -YOKOI, City Editor YGNYIJOOIRO. NMsfdltor --CNIUON. Spotts Edttor m The Newpbrt Belld'VC.ost• Mesa Dally Piiot (USPS-144-800) Is p®lithed Monday through Sat- 1.Kday. In Newport 8uc:ft and ec.ta MeN, IUblcrlptlons are only wellable by wbfalblng to The T1mes Orange c.ounty (IOO) 2S2"9141. In areas OUbtde of Newport IHcti and '°"' MN. IUblaiptlcn 1IO Che ~ l'tlot ~.,....,.,....by"*' fof S10 per monch. ~eta ~ peld M (Oita Mel-. CA. 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If you w.ren't out for the moonllaht tide push. you still have time for the high tlda washout.~ the Wind swetl from offshore will bltnd In, afftcttng the quattty of sutf wftt'I shoutder-ftlgh poe.ntl.t ~htfe. almanac • IDl'IOlrS Nan: Do you or someone you know have a landmartc blr1hdav or aMiwrslwy coming up7 If SO, we'd Jlt(e to Include I\ In our Almanac Medon. Please call the Information Into the Readers' Hotline, 642-6086, fax It to 646-4170, or mall It to City Editor Iris Yokol, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Callf. 92627. You may also Mfld photographs, but please be sure to lndude a self- addressed stamped envelope If you'd like rt returned. CIAIMS Oaims filed against local city govem- ments and school districts. COSTA MESA •Leo Richardson flied a claim Dec. 26, 1996 alleging a city tree's roots caused $280 In damage to his property. • Ambrosio Argueta filed a dalm Jan. 1S, 1997 alleging a police car hit his vehicle from behind while he was stopped at a red traffic signal. The Inci- dent occurred at Victoria Street and Placentia Avenue. •Nancy Cazier flied a claim Dec. 11 , 1996 alleging a city tree grew Into a sewer line, causing $940 In damage at her home in the 200 blode of East Wil- son Street. • Marvin Waldrop claims a city tree's roots caused $1,267.50 worth of dam- age to the sewer system where he llves in the 1900 block of Federal Avenue. DEATHS Most recent deaths a.s reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Lillian B. Mc Comiic, 79, on Dec. 29 •Josephine Leonetti, 86, on Dec. 22 • Kathryn Szymal;\Ski, 80, on Dec. 28 • Edward C. Brownson, 73, on Dec. 28 • Jose L Orellana, 45, on Dec. 28 •Meta D. Montgomery, 92, on Dec. 25 •Frances K. Thompson, 85, on Dec. 30 NEWPORT BEACH • Willard H. Asdahl, 85, on Dec. 30 • SUsan F. Vinyard, 53, on Dec. 27 • Jack M. Weathertand, 72, on Dec. 28 • Donna L Phillips, 64, on Dec. 30 DUI ARRESTS The following people wer:e arrested recently on suspicion of driving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Bob Quijano, 33, of Mission Viejo Sassy M. Luby, 58, of Newport Beach Frederick S. Chervenak, 27, of Newport Beach Frank J. Caracci, 39, of Arizona COSTA MESA Alfonzo Estrada, 30, of Costa Mesa Keith E. Harris, 35, of Cost.a Mesa Jareer Kasrawi, 25, of Costa Mesa Alan K. Herron, 40, of Costa Mesa Stephen M. Powelson, 36, of Costa Mesa Jose Rodriguez-Hernandez, 22, of Costa Mesa Abel CetVant&llra, 31, of Costa Mesa James w. Coble. 70, of Costa Mesa ~fl. Mullison. u, of CosU M4lla K ..... IJ E. Ralnt, 52, of COSU Mesa Robert ft Sharp, 59, of Costa Mesa David 8. Booows, 39, of Costa Mesa James L west, 48, of Anaheim Jennifer M. Hall, 23, of (ypfess Aashlsh Misra, 34, of fountain Valley Ronald E. Good, 29, of Grand Terrace Shawn M. Jule, 23, of Huntington Beach Mllnda R. Reischl 21, of La Habra Juan Manuel-Chavez. 29, of Midway City . Andrew M. Santistevan, 38, of Newport Beach . Tomas M. Walker. 27, of Newport Beach David T. Friest. 64, o1 Newport Beach Marjorie A Dobson, 68. of Newport Beach Kerry C. Doyf e, 22, of Newport Beach Jon A. Glanz. 31, of Orange Jorge Adalberto-Coreas. 41, of Orange Charles E. McCartney, 32, of San Clemente Mlchael R. Oliver, 26, of Santa Ana Robert G. Notgrass. 42, of Santa Ana Yoko M. McManners, 30, of Trabuco Canyon Danlel Portugal-VIiiegas, 28, of Foun- tain Valley Thomas s. Balley, 43, of Costa Mesa Giibert H. Tucker, 45, of Costa Mesa Mlchael C. Ru,,sell, 20, of Riverside Armando M. Castaneda, 24, of Santa Ana Babak M. Fouladi, 20, of Newport Beach MARRIAGES Most recent marriages as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Daniel C. Aheam and Suzanne M. Standiford, married on Sept. 15 in New- port Beach • Juan M. Urrutia and Esther Franco, married on Sept. 14 in Costa Mesa • Scott A Rew and Kristin H. Stein- trager, married on Sept. 15 in Santa Ana • Paul A Capparelli and Debora T. Fasano, married on Sept. 14 ln Stanton • Richard T. Mann and Julieta D. Kraintz, married on Sept. 14 in Hunt- ington Beach • Scott L Seller and Bella Idris, married on Sept. 14 in Long Beach • Gabriel Baeza and Guillermina A Aguirre, married on Sept. 14 in Costa Mesa • Eduardo Medina and Maria M. Ayala, married on Sept. 18 In Santa Ana • Francis D. Tran and Phuong T. Nguyen, married on Sept. 14 In Garden Grove • Arthur E. Vasenlus and Tiffany P. Mcintosh, married on Sept. 15 in New- port Beach • Thane Hollman and Jahyrra E. Garcia, married on Sept. 14 In Tustin • Manuel V. Sarmiento and Lisa S. Scott. married on Sept. 8 In Costa Mesa • James Allan and Nimanong Estes, married on Sept. 23 in Santa Ana • All Borazjanl and Anahita Ebrahimi, married on Aug. 31 in Long Beach • Wiiiiam P. Munley and <;olleen K. Blu- menberg, married on Sept. 14 In-Costa Mesa 1'0.LICI Flt.ES COSTA MESA • Fairview Ro.ct: A toolbox and tools worth $563 were stolen from an open classroom at Orange Coast College. • Boa Vlstll Orde: A $205 mounted CB radio was stolen from an unlocked car In the 2800 blode. •Masten Orde: Golf equipment worth $1,500 was stolen from the trunk of an unlocked car partced In the driveway of a residence In the 100 blode. • West a.ker street: Four rims and four tires worth $3,000 were stolen from a car partced in a carport in the 600 block. • Merrimac w.y: A $20 purse was stolen from an unlodeed car in the 400 blode. NEWPORT 8EAot • &st Coast Highway. Antique French pottery worth $25,600 was stolen from a store In the 3800 block. A window was broken. • Miiin street: A $1,500 electric guitar was stolen from the back of a van in the 400 blode while the victim was loading musk equipment. • &st lllly Avenue: Several tools, a pair of sunglasses, a computer, wheel caps and the front grill were stolen from a van in the 400 block. • Port W.~ PIM:e: A S 100 cellular phone was stolen from an unlodeed car partced in the driveway of"a residence In the 1900 block. • S••c,..: A bike, surf suit and surfboard valued at $640 were stolen from a lodeed garage that was forced open. • AntAgu. Orde: A 1995 c.adlllac Seville was stolen from the driveway of a residence In the 1800 blode. Quality Legal Services at a Reasonable Price • s125/hr ATTORNEYS AT LAW BUSINESS LITIGATION ANO TRANSACTIONS-Corporations~ partnerships, mergers, acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, contracts and collections REAL ESTATE LITIGATION AND TRANSACTIONS · Evictions, foreclosures, easements, ~ __, title disputes, work-outs ...,•Lm. ... at. ESTATE PLANNING Trusts, Wills, Probate Administration LEGAL =OPTIONS ATTOINIXI AT LAW (714) 760-8775 N~ Beach/Cc»ta Mesa Daily Piloc Police believe man holdS answer to mother's death -• Raymond Anthony Frost is suspected ·of killing his mother Myra IGng, who vanished three years ago. Rene Meng desaibed a conversa- tion she had with one of King's friends, Winona Dennis. King reportedly told Dennis on July 1993, she planned to make her son move out of the Center Street .. By Christopher Goffard. Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -A scratch. A scream. A corpse that never mAte- riallzed. These elements belong to one of the strangest murder cases in the city's history, the "missing per- son homicide" of Girls Inc. dance instructor Myra A. King, 44, who vanished more than three years ago from her Center Street apart- ment. Authorities contend she was killed by her son, 22-year-old Ray- mond Anthony Frost. who shared the apartment with her. · King was reported missing by her employer on July 20, 1993 when she didn't show up for work at the Orange County Teen Center that morning. Her son said he last saw her the night before about 9 p.m. when she left the apartment on an errand. King has never be.en seen since. Police discovered her purse, wallet, driver's license and ID cards had been left behind. If Frost's preliminary hearing in Superior Court earlier this month offered any clue to the prosecu- tion's intentions, Deputy District Attorney Debbie Lloyd will argue he killed her in a struggle after she asked him to move out. During that hearing, Costa Mesa police Detective Bob Philllps testified he saw a fresh-looking scratch about three inches long on Frost's left cheek when he inter- viewed Jilin two days after the dis- appearance. Later, Costa Mesa police Detec- tive 1lln Schennwn took the stand to relay a conversation he had with Angelique Espiritu, who lived in the apartment below King and Frost in 1993. Just before midnight on the night King vanished, Espir- itu heard "thumping and wrestling-type noises directly above" that lasted about 10 min- utes, Schennurn said. She also heard a woman screaming for help, and a man's voice saying "something to the effect of 'Oh, my God, what have I done?'," Schennum said. On July 29, 1993 Schennum went to Frost's apartment and found his white station wagon filled with "clothing, food, maps .... Pretty much the whole vehicle was filled with items," he said. Frost claimed he was going to see his father, Major Frost, in Los Angeles, Schennum said. But the father said the son was not wel- come at his home, Schennum said. Then, Costa Mesa police officer · apartment, Meng testified. Summing up her case to the judge, Uoyd said, "It appears this woman has disappeared off the face of this earth after somebody hears a struggle in the upstairs apartment. The defendant has got a scratch on his face. The victim was asking him to move out .... He said he was going to his father's, but his father said he wasn't wel- come there." . Judge Glen Mahler agreed the evidence warranted a trial. Frost will be arraigned next month in Superior Court on the murder charge. If convicted, he could face life in prison. King, who held an undergradu- ate degree in d..~ce from UCI, started as a volunteer at Dance Inc. and started the group's Dance and Llfe Progression Program. She also worked as a teen pregnancy prevention adviser. Police filed a murder complaint against her. only son in November 1995. In January 1996 Los Angeles police arrested Jilin for allegedly stealing a car. They notified the Costa Mesa police when a com- puter search revealed the out- standing warrant. Condition upgraded for girl with meningitis After two weeks in a pedi- atric iiltenstve care unit, a Costa Mesa High School seventh grader with meningitis has improved. enough to be trans- ferred to Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Anisheim. The girl, ,whose name has not been released. at the request of her parents, entered Chil<;iren's Hospital· of Orange County in Orange on Jan. 30 after con- tracting a potentially fatal, bac- terial strain of meningitis. She transferred to Kaiser Perma- nente, her health insurance provider, at 6 p.m. Feb. 14. The seventh grader is listed in fair condition, an improve- ment from ·her listing as serious last week. . The girl and another Costa Mesa· seventh grader, 12-year- old Kori Emer, contracted meningococcemi.a in late Janu- ary, probably at school, said Dr. Hildy Meyers, director of com- municable disease and epidemi- ology for the County Health Care Agency. Kori died Jan. 30 from the disease. No other meningitis · cases from Costa Mesa High School have been reported. -By Michelle Terwtlleger Cirque urged to lower volume • 1Wo council members and city manager tell resi- dents they'll try to bring noise from performances to acceptable level. ·By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -City offi- cials met with the organizers of ·the Cirque du Soleil Tuesday to urge them to continue to adjust the sound levels that nearby neighbors say are too loud. City Council members Joe Erickson and Libby Cowan were among several city offi- cials who attended the meeting. "There's a moral obligation as good neighbors not to adversely affect anyone else," Erickson told residents at Tues- day night's City Council meet- ing. He added the city will do everything it can to assure the noise levels are brought to an acceptable level. Both residents who spoke at the council meeting said they were glad the city was taking a stand on their behalf, even though the Orange County Fairgrounds are not under the city's jurisdiction. City Attorney Alan Roeder said Cirque officials were told that even though the noise lev- els do not violate accepted lev- els under a city noise ordinance that does not mean it's not intru- sive. "Just because some people have stopped calling does not mean things are OK.• Roeder said he told Cirque officials. Cowan plans to take a tour Thursday of the various neigh- borhoods that have complained of noise. She noted a sound con- sultant hired by the Cirque is also scheduled to be brought back to make more adjust- ments. w1 will be 1n the neighbor- hood on Thursday nlght listen- ing," she said. In other council news, City Council members voted 3-2 to "There~ a moral obligation as good neighbors not to adversely affect anyone ~lse... " -JOE ERICKSON, CITY COUNOLMAN • enact an ordinance requiring all new liquor license applicants who operate mini markets, liquor stores and convenience stores to hold a special pennit. The ordinance enables the city to review only those busi- nesses in terms of their site design, hours of operation and other aspects of the project. City officials could require that cer- tain conditions be placed on the business prior its owners obtain- ing a Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol board license. Both City Council members Gary Monahan and Peter Buff a opposed the law, saying it does little to impact problems estab- lishments, but levies restrictions on all those who operate small stores that sell booze. "I am not sure this does any- thing to improve our effective- ness," Buffa said. The new permit won't reduce the number of licenses issued in the city, said City Council- woman Heather Somers. But she says the law will give the city more strength to take away licenses from those who abuse them. Although Monahan argued the city already has the power to place conditions on liquor licenses via the Alcoholic Bever- age Control board, City Coun- cilwoman Heather Somers says those requests can be made, but there are no guarantees the board will apply them to those licenses. "We (the city) have had to be the watch dog," she said. "The ABC is revenue·generator for the state . .. they will issue as many licenses as they can." EVERYTH ING 6UTWATER INVITES 'IOU lO ATTEND A FASHION lV!NT rEATV'-IN<l THl LATlST DESIGNS JV WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1997 • 0 Tl DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Chelsie Henderson, nearly 2 years old, reaches for drifting soap bubbles floating by the Launch Pad in Crystal Court during a bubble festival. Key players to miss water meeting •.IRWD, Santa Ana Heights water officials say gathering of corrunittee is orchestrate1i by Mesa Consolidated. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot SANTA ANA HEIGHTS Representatives from lrvine Ranch Water District and Santa Ana Heights Water Co., both plan to skip a meeting today they say was set up by Mesa Consolidated Water District. Both Irvine Ranch and Mesa Consolidated are competing to buy the smaller Santa Ana Heights company's assets. Although tonight's meeting was apparently organized by Roger Summers, chairman of the Santa Ana Heights Redevelopment Pro- ject Area Advisory Committee, the invitation was sent to shareholders on Mesa letterhead and signed by Michael Healy, president of Mesa's board of directors. The invitation, mailed Feb. 13, asks interested shareholders to attend a meeting "sponsored by an 'impartial community organiza- tion' interested in assuring that Santa Ana Heights shareholders are treated fairly and reasonably." Healy says the compiittee did- n't have the means to inform shareholders so Mesa sent out the invitations to ensure a good twnout. ·we feel we were helping our- selves by informing the sharehold- ers of the meeting," Healy said. HWe were invited, too. It's not a board function." Although lrvine Ranch signed a formal agreement to purchase the Santa Ana Heights's assets in Jan- uary, a competing offer from Mesa in February urged shareholders to consider its offer. uThe idea of going into a meet- ing where Mesa's letter (offer) and our tender is discussed on the same basis is appalling," lrvine Ranch spokesman Dave Ferguson said. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the multipurpose room of Monte Vista Alternative Educa- tion Center, 390 Monte Vista Ave. The competing offers have some shareholders confused about who they should sell to. lrvine Ranch ·signed an agree- ment offering of $1, 100 a share in mid-January, but Mesa sent a let- ter to shareholders Feb. 5 with an offer of $1,200 a share. But the dis- tricts also have different rates. While the Irvine Ranch offer was initiated several months ago, Mesa is just now getting into the game. Irvine Ranch Water District spokesman Dave Ferguson says . the Feb. 5 letter offering share- holders $1,200 apiece is not a legit- imate proposal r HTbe people in Santa Ana Heights can't do anything with --?J~~~~·MATIRESS Factory utlet Store BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! 3168 H-'>or Blvd. Costa Mesa • •• One lllodl 5cMltll of 405 rwy 545-7168 that letter," Ferguson said. HThey .can't redeem that letter for $1,200 ... the letter does nothing but inter- rupt a process that started 15 months ago.· Irvine Ranch plans to send shareholders a newsletter designed to spell out the details in their proposal. Ferguson said the district is also planning its own meeting. But Karl Kemp, Mesa's general manager sa}'s his agency's propos- al is legitimate and plans to unveil its details on Wednesday night. •It's not a tender offer and not intended to be," he said. HWe sent · a notice to shareholders to stop ' and evaluate our proposal." Mesa will also hold its own meeting to further discuss its offer and is encomaging its current cus- tomers to attend. The meeting will be held 7 p.m . March 3 in building 14 at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Arthur Cencel, president of the Santa Ana Heights Water Co., encourages his company's share- holders to learn about both offers, but he doesn't feel Mesa's recent offer holds any water. •All they have is a letter with no terms or conditions or legal stand- ing,• Cencel said. "It is pointless to have a debate over a letter with a tremendous amount of missing information." Additionally, Cencel notes the company's annual shareholder's meeting is scheduled for March. • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1997 TALKS CONTINUED FROM 1 The dty'• •wt. best and final• otter. recently rejec.1ed by the union. would rank depart· ment salaries u second·higbest in the county. But officers remain concerned about the benefits the dty wants to reduce. When Huntington Beach police rejected that dty's final offer last month, that City Council exercised its lawful right to force the contract on them. But Newport Beach City Manager Kevin Murphy said council members have so far . rejected that approach. And . they could opt to leave the stalemate as is until October, when the two sides will have to start renegotiating for next year's contract. Newport Beach police salaries now rank as the third- highest in the county, up from No. 21 in 1993. Murphy said the dty's latest offer would put the officers' total 'Compensation package at the average of the county's top five. The city's offer would mean less vacation time for all officers and would create a second tier of new employ- ees with fewer benefits than HUMBERT CONTINUED FROM 1 he describes as a sports bar. He's pleased with his new tenant, mainly because he's confident the rent checks will come in on time. He says the restaurant busi- ness has been pretty good over the years, dipping a bit with the economy. He survived a staff mutiny in 1990 when his chef left for a new restaurant, bringing seven other employees with him. Fellow local restaurateurs helped him out until he was back up to full staff, but he emerged from the mess as his own executive chef. Le Biarritz served up lunch and dinner weekdays, and dinner with live music on weekends. The restaurant was known for its sol- id, traditional French cooking. Humbert has been in the restaurant business all his profes- sional life, working in eateries locally and around the world in Paris, Montreal and New York. "It's the only thing I know bow to do," he says. He shared Le Biarritz with a partner for 12 years, but eventually bought ~ out. He eventually ended up run- ning the restaurant by himself, doing everything from cleaning to serving to cooking. "It was ridiculous," he says. "I spent seven days a week here for the last 10 years ." No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper ms IN... Daily Pilot cunent employees. •That could have a negative impact OD recrultment, • Aid Steve Martinez, president of the Police Employees Aaodation. He said otticen wony tllil yea.r's reduction in benefits could indicate a trend. The dty looks at pollce otti- cers' compensation as a pack· age that includes salary, retire- ment, vacation and ln.surance. So when one element goes up, another must come down. Por example, when the dty's contri- bution to employees' retirement funds increased 1.75% in July, salaries decre4sed 1. 7 5%. Martinez acknowledged the· current salary offer ls good, but he said that means the benefits aren't 5o good. •1 don't want us to-5ound greedy,• Martinez said, noting that this is the first time the dty has asked them to take a bene- fit reduction. Martinez said officers are worried they'll lose the salary increases by holding out for benefits. Still, Martinez and Murphy emphasize both sides are more than willing to contin- ue talking things out. "Everybody here is nervous and there's anxieties about it," Martinez said. "But we want to attempt to resolve it and make everybody happy as best as possible." Now be hopes to use his retire- ment to jet off to visit places such as Egypt, South Africa, Thailand and Brazil. His love for travel originally brought him from France to Southern California in 1961, when he settled in Holly- wood .. He plans to use the money he's made in the restaurant business to continue his travels. "That's what I like to do best," he says. And some of Humbert's fellow local restaurateurs -particularly Dan Marcbeano, owner of The Arches -will miss Le Biarritz dearly. . "I've had many, many, many good moments there,• says Marcheano, who frequented Le Biarritz about five times per month in the late '70s. "I liked the French flair they did up there, and the food was always the best." . He calls Humbert •a fine, hard-working, typical restaura- teur in Newport Beach." Marcheano, who has run the 75- year-old Arches restaurant for the last 15 years, has one thing to say about Humbert as he embarks upon his travels: "God bless him .• BUDGET CONTINUED FROM 1 • ellminatlng elementary math," Decker said. ·we wouldll't con· sider eliminating elementary reading. If we eliminate music, we have got an educaticoal pbi- lolophy problem in this d.iltrict. • . 1hlstees diJcuaed using the interest from a S5 million endow- ment hl.nd with the Irvine Co. to fund the music and physical edu- cation programs. I I I I I I r I I I I I I I I I I I • Nio8 tht-bolrd 1°'6 cut foi non-tehool budgltS ( .. not Include Rl.,,.U- tlan wl 911 ... ~ - $1.1 rNlllOn ......... ~musk; "'="-$418,000 • E Nte efementary physi-· c.-1 education program - $219,600 • Reduce maintenance and operations ~ 3" -$200,000 •Eliminate Instructional material center-$150,318 • Keep 100" of option two kindef'gerten ~ reduc- tion funds instead ~ part of It 10 the tNctwi-SZSS,799 • Consotldate ettematfve education, dose Monte Vesta High School site -$200,000 • Reduce out-of-town traYet afl(f conference expenses - $10,000 • Reduce lex.al meeting expenses-$10,000 L------------------------- BELL CONTINUED FROM 1 named Thomas George, to whom I -probably mistakenly -iden- tified myself as a newspaper columnist. He told me that any information about MacKenzie Partners would have to come from their public relations person. Tl)e next day a man named Lar- ry Kenn~y called me to identify MacKenzie Partners as a solicita- tion consulting fum in the business of responding to questions from shareholders like me who are being solicited -in this instance by the Irvine Ranch Water District. He explained the oddity of han- d.ling such a parochial California The House rules. House Of lm~.~s ~·1 800 MERCEDES'° ... r ~· -...... ; ..... / RUFF ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 1nr=."Yw~ecamYt1156 ~1r1 ilr111 ()ulltl North Carolina Discounted Prices at a Southern California addresa HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa Join Us For around town 2:30 and 1 p .m. at the Cost.a Mela Newport Beach. Por more infor· Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. Th mation. c.a1l 717-3800. E~WORKSHOP Orange Coast College offers a free worbbop that introduces the popular a.mail program. Eudora, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center. Attendees Will learn how to write, send and receive elec- tronic mail. Por more information, call 432-5162. ADVENTURE16 Milt McAuley, naturalist and author, presents a slide show revealing trails, waterfalls, Native American pictographs and more alon~ bis favorite •backbOne" of Southern California at 7 p.m. at Adventure 16, 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information, call 650- 3301. . HEALTHY EATING Hoag Heart Institute offers a free lecture on "Win with Healthy Eating Habits" from 7 to 8 p .m. at Grace Hoag Conference Cent~r. 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Reservations are required at (800) 514-4624. PROPERTY PROTECTION The World 1\-ade Center Asso- ciation of Orange County is hav- ing its monthly breakfast meeting on "Intellectual Property Protec- tion" from 7:30 to 9 a.m . at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost is $25 for members and $35-for guests. For more information, call 724- . 9822. 1 SENIOR SOLUTIONS : Senior Solutions offers a free ~ workshop on how to protect your : estate from nursing home costs at problem from New York by point- ing out that MacKenzie had a branch office in Los Angeles, Most of the rest of what he told me can be culled from reading the 20-page •offer· to purchase• which, I suspect, very few people -including me -have done. To sum up, the MacKenzie people made the following points about this water district sale: • The question of whose offer to accept is currently moot since Mesa Consolidated has not made a formal tender offer. Letters are cheap; offers are real. Until one is made, the Irvine tender is the only one on the table. • U multiple offers are made, RSVP. call (800) 332 ... 818. BUSINESS TAI.JC American Electronics ASIO(:la- tion presents · •Forging Strategic and Corporate AJUanc:es Avoiding the Pitfalls of Partnering• at 7:15 a.m. at the Westin Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Cost is $25 for members and $35 for guests. For reservations, call 937- 111-4. . FLYING A MISSION Friends for Flying a Mission, a group committed to "Flying A Mission," a recreation of Charles Lindbergh's famous transatlantic flight, will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Buffalo Grill, 1910 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. With the help of the National Exchange Cub, contributions will go toward the prevention of child abuse and other youth programs. To RSVP, call 673-1400. INSIDE EDGE The Inside Edge offers a semi- nar on •Rational Readings on Environmental Concerns• from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's Restau- rant, 3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Cost is $20. for first-time guests and $35 for all others. For reser- vations, call 460-4242. TIRJRSDAY -READERS THEATER Readers Theater presents an evening with Athol Fugard, an internationally acclaimed South African playwright, featuring his play "Hello and Goodbye" at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Cen- tral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., the Santa Ana Heights Water Co. will recommend the one they con- sider best able to serve its cus- tomers; then we can accept any offer we damn please. • If one tender gets more than 50%, it wins. But it is very much to our advantage if the winner gets 90% or more because we will then get paid more quickly. We can change o.ur minds and with· draw our tender if the offer period has not closed, but we also might be out of luck if we bet on the wrong horse and the tender offer closes meanwhile. • And for shareholders who can't find their stock certificate, all is not lost. Call MacKenzie to The Uttilnate Tanning Spa ----_________ , I J TaM For $2.67 bch I '-- - --~.!~-- - -'flll'I 4341 MacArthur llvd .. Ste. D Newport leach, CA 475-1974 lltEAKfAST MIXER 1be COlta Mesa Chamber of Commerce off en a breakfast mix- er on how to "Get in Gear for the New Year• at 7i15 a.m.~ at the COlta M"4l Country Cub, 1701 Golt Course Drive. Cost ii $10 in advance and $15 at the door. To RSVP, call 5?4·8780. RTNESS PROGRAM The American Cancer Society offers a lifestyle fitness program from 6:30 to 8 p.m. today and every Thursday in February at the Newport-Costa Mesa·Jrvine Fam- ily YMCA. 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach. Topics include strength training, diet and exer- cise. Cost is $10 per workshop. For more information, call 642- 9990. HEART HEALTHY Hoag Heart Institute offers a free lecture on how to •Keep Your Heart in Sync• from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Grace Hoag Conference Cen- ter, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Reservations are required at {800) 514-4624. SENIOR COUNCL The Semors Housing Coun- cil's monthly breakfast meeting will take place from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. The meeting will consist of a panel discussion involving the direc- tors of various senior centers throughout Orange County. Cost with reservations is $22 for mem- bers, $30 for guests and $5 more at the door. For reservations, call 832-9368. find out what to do. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, another letter just arrived announcing that Mesa and Irvine will go head-to-head at a meeting a\ 7:30 tonight at the Monte VJ.Sta Alternative Education Cemter. We're all invited. If Mesa IS serious about this, maybe we can get it up another hundred or two and buy the kid two weeks at college. • JOSEPH N. BEU"s column runs on Wednesdays. Ml CASA MEXICAN R[STAURANT Hu gm fllldngl Por fish tacos our meals are still a trip to Mexico -as well as the coast of BaJa. 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Dent,. ~ sophomore, leaving Corona del Mar • Professional ambitfms lend to abandoning high school career for 15·year-old; on the heels of Turkich's defection, Sea Kings ar~ scrambling in boys tennis. Turkich, who was 49-2 last year for the Sea Kings, and it leaves CdM Coach Tun Mang without two of the best players in Orange County. Turkich, an exchange student from Croatia, left CdM a semester early to play · tennis for Marymount College. · Mang said Turkich wanted to finish bis high school education at Mary.mount and practice daily with former profes- sional players. Marymount is coached by Jim Pugh, one of Turkich's tennis i~ols. By Richard ' Dunn, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Taylor Dent, last year's ClP Southern Section individ- ual singles champion as a freshman for Corona del Mar High, is probably fin- ished with his high school tenp.is C8.;l'~l', bis father, Phil, said Tuesday. The exit of Dent, ranked No. 1 in the nation in the boys 14s and 16s, was a sur- prise to Mang, who said Tuesday he has asked school administration to petition the Southern Section for a waiver so the 15-year-old, who would be a sophomore Coupled with the departure of Boris FOOTBALL McOellan accepted at Yale • Corona del Mar senior quarterback will continue education, and football endeavors in Ivy League. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar High senior quarterback Mike McClellan, who set school single-season records for comple- tions and touchdown passes last fall, will continue his football and academic career at Yale, he announced Tuesday. McClellan completed 127 of 273 for 1,748 yards and 14 touch- downs as the trigger man in the Sea Kings' pass-oriented attack. He closed his prep career by breaking CdM single-game records for completions and pass- ing yard.age, connecting on 19 of 38 attempts for 367 yards and three TDs against Santa Margarita. Southern California College men's basketball team finds the way past Fresno Pacific in the late going, and remains a game behind GSAC-leader Azusa Pacific's pace with three games left on schedule. By Richard Dunn, 6aily Pilot COSTA MESA -Exactly how the eight-. game wiilning streak has been accom- plished is a wonder to many, including those in the never-give-an-inch Golden State Ath- letic Conference. But a glimpse of how came in the waning moments Tuesday night for the Southern California College men's basketball team. which defeated visiting Fresno Pacific in a crucial GSAC contest, 91-79. With the Sunbirds (17-9, 7-4 in GSAC) in firing range, sec maintained control of the ball three times following missed field-goal attempts with under two minutes remaining. Just when the ·vanguards (21 -7, 8-3) needed a lift, 6-foot-3 junior Justiil Mcintee came off the bench and pumped them up. 'I'wice, Mcintee ·kept an SCC offensive series alive by skying over traffic and grab- bing a rebound. · "With about eight or nine minutes to go, we bent but didn't break," said SCC Coach -TIM MANG • at CdM this season, could play a few reg- ular season and playoff matches. But Phil Dent, the former Australian Davis Cup champion who manages his son, said it's unlikely Taylor would be available for the playoffs in May, because of commitments to play international ev~nts. Even if the Southern Section approves Dent's eligibility; bis father would prefer him to concentrate on off-court training with Aaron Retterer at Intensity Gym in Irvine and continue to hit five days a week with various P{OS in the area. •At some stage, you've got to get a foundation for tennis in terms of strength, and now's the time,• Phil Dent said. "Taylor's tennis might sufier, but he'll strengthen everything up. It's a year-long program, designed for finely tuned ath- letes. Some of the Angels go there. "If Taylor expects to compete with these (pros), he's got to do a lot of work off the court. Hopefully, it'll pay divi- - dends down the road." U Dent, who turns 16 on April 24, had things his way, he would twn pro today. "He wishes be could be out there now," his father said. •u I told him that, be would have bis bags packed and wait- ing at the door right now." Dent, only the second freshman in CIP history to Win a section title, following Laguna Beach's Jon Leach in 1988, bas been traveling and taking independent studies at Monte Vista School. He recent- ly started an off-court training program at Intensecity Gym. "We're really going to miss him,• Mang said. "He's just an exceptional kid all the way around. He's one in a mil- lion.· sec woIDe n g r ab 48-46 victory ove r the Sunbirds • Alana Kempton puts in the game-winner with 0:04 left on the clock to lift the Vanguards to a historic first-ever win over Fresno Pacific. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pi/or 'COSTA MESA -Capping a historic victory on homecoming night for the Southern California College women's basketball team, Alana Kempton, who was- n't scheduled to play because of an injury, sank a dramatic, game- winning basket with 0:04 left in the game Tuesday as the host Vanguards edged Fresno Pacific, 48-46, in Golden State Athletic Conference action. •(Kempton) was on crutches (Monday), and our kids were praying round the clock th.at she would heal quickly.· sec Coach Russ Davis said. He visited the Bulldogs' New Haven, Conn. campus Feb. 8-9 and was recently notified he'd been accepted at the Ivy Bill Reynolds, whose squad snapped a three- way tie for sec- ond place in the GSAC with its eighth consecu- tive win. The Van- • DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Southern CalUomla College's Adam Dzierzynsld bas that wrapped-up feeling as be ls fouled in Tuesday night's 91-79 GSAC win over Fresno Paclfic in Vanguards' gym. Kempton, who sprained her right ankle on Saturday, scored on a driving layup Russ Davis and finished McClellan League school. •rm excited about the opportunity to play football, bu\ to be going to Yale is incredible," said McC10llan, who noted incoming Coach Jack Siedlecld's offensive scheme is nearly identical to that used by· CdM. •1t•s the same system with dif- ferent terminology, H McClellan said. •And, with the coaching change (legendary Coach Car- men Coua retired after last sea- son), the other quarterbacks there are all option quarterbacks, so I could get an opportunity to play right away." McClellan said he also consid- ered Columbia, Puget Sound, Pomona and Cal Lutheran. COLLIGI WOMIN -.:a1 81CI ONnge (.-ts. Long~' si...--Her• (ll) def. Ericbon, 6-4. 6-3; Gltlllwn (OCQ def. Tadeo, 5-2. 6-1; Gatdl (OCCdef. Houteholdel', 5-2. W; . Streetman (OCQ def. Rodrlguer. 6-2. 6-0; ~ (OCO def. Toot, 6-1, 6-3; ~(LI) def. Fortner, H 7-2), 6-3. ~-Her~(Ll)def. Erickton-GlllWI\ N (9-7); Garoa-Streelman (OCO ct.f. Toor-s._u.dhem, •2; Tadeo-RodrigueJ (lJ) def. ~IJher. 9-S. OCC 3--0; LICC 4-1. guards are six mol"e away from tying the school win-streak record set in 1988-89, when they finished 29- 5 and lost in the district finals. "I don't know if our kids are surprising them- Terence Wilborn stuffB. selves, but I'm sure we're sur- prising a lQt of people," added Reynolds, whose team is still tied with Bioia for second place, one game behind GSAC leader Azusa Pacific. "We've had a lot of bamburners in conference and ~·ve been able to pull out every one, and this is a critical win for us." sec also earned redemption from its 100-96 loss in double overtime earlier in the GSAC season in Fresno. The Vanguards lost their first three conference games, but haven't lost since. •0ur kids could've just rolled over, but they've dug themselves out of a black hole, so to speak," Reynolds said. Fresno Pacific, led by Jake Weathers' 21 points and nine rebounds, pulled to within 19-16 when Tod Tompkins scored with 2:29 left in the game. On SCC's ensuing series, Rod Scheuer- man scored and was fouled, but Ibissed his free throw while trying to convert the three- point play. Mcintee, however, went high in the air, tipped the ball to himself and came down with a key offensive rebound. Then SCC point guard Adam Dzierzyns- ki, the GSAC Player of the Week last week, missed a three-point attempt, but Mcintee, a Newport Harbor High product, snatched another offensive board with workmanlike hustle from the perimeter with 1 :59 on the clock. "Those offensive rebounds from Mcintee and Marlon Watson were huge and that ele- vated everybody's game," Reynolds said. With Fresno Pacific forced to foul, SCC made 6 of ·10 free throws down the stretch, then ·Terence Wilborn (25 points) brought the homecoming crowd to its feet with a slam dunk and Watson followed with a buzzer-beating layin after a steal to give the Vanguards their largest lead by game's com- pletion, a game that was tied four times, including 63-63. "It was a very deceptive final score," Reynolds said. "They went up by two points (57-55) at one time in the game, and we hadn't been behind since the early moments." Scheuerman (16 points) drained two free throws to tie the game, 57-57, for the third time. Fresno Pacific's Mark Larson canned a three-pointer to tie it again, 63-63, before Watson burled a three with 10:52 left, putting sec ahead for good. Until the final seconds, SCC's biggest lead was nine, which it had on three occa- sions. Dzierzynski (15 points), Eric Walker (11) and Mcintee (11) also finished in double figures. Winning the GSAC does not secure a postseason berth. It merely gives a team the top seed in the GSAC 1bumament, of which the champion receives an automatic bid to the NAIA National Championships in 1\ilsa, Okla. Twice in the last four years, conference kingpin Azusa Pacific was defeated in the GSAC Tournament, after winning the regu- lar season. One year, however, it was ranked fourth in the nation and received an at-large berth. ult's a real dogfight," Reynolds said of the GSAC race, in which bis Vanguards finish at Concordia on 'Saturday, then host Point Loma next Tuesday and play at Westmont March 1. Go&.oul STAft Anunc Cowmw:NCZ Sc>Q91 College 91, Fftsno Padftc 79 f'9SnO hdfk · Levier 13 Snow 6, Griffin 7, Weathers 21, Jones 8, Tomkins 6, catdwell 8, LArsen 9, Robb 1. 3-pt. goals -levier 3, Snow 2, Larsen 2. Fouled out • Weathers. SOCal College -Ozlerzynskl 15, Watson 9, Walker 11, Scheuemlan 16, Wilborn 25, Rose 2. Carlson 1, Mcintee 11, Dignan 1. • 3-pt. goals · Wiiborn 3, Scheuerman 2. Walker 1, Mcintee 1. FouMd out • none. Halftime • SoCal Coll•, 53-46. Pirates zoom in ori PalOmar, 3-0 • Surdock, three others author Shutout victory in final tuneup before conference play Saturday. SAN MARCOS Orange Coast College topbomore rlght·bander Jamie SurdOtk ylekl- ecl onty' two bltl in llx shutout inDingl and tbr9ll )lttc:bal.......,, ~ to rec:ocd tbe Pirates tlllt 'wlutNMlt ol tbe bMeb.n cemr= ~ O ~ venlctn-day at --'· Sur.a famed .... ad did not wdl a Mlllr, ..... c...-. PldDg mid ~-c... Mid ....... lar Jim llpkot~ wllo Neordld 1111 llnt .... by~ out lbe .... after walking the first two Comets be faced to bring the tying run to the plate. Craig Ritter and Bobbf Calderon strung together doubles ln the lhird 1nn1Dg to open the ICOrlng and Corona del Mar's Chad John· ton added tbe only Otbs blt fol' Cout f1· 7), PalOIDar fell to 2-7, committing 1our ol tbe g&me'I l8Y8D arron. I The P1rat91 opeai tbe OraDgll ~ Con· ference ldaeclull Setunkw:....-~. Ola ... ca..el,......._I Orlf,'OI C011i11 •1 101 OIO • J J J ,.._ IOOOIOOIO·O 4 • Sutdod&. Aldlnl.m. C. •.,..,.a Mt 11 H '-'*Ir\~ tit .. , •••• , ••• (7) ... Hen. W • SUNDdl. J.1. L • .... 1-2. ,_,. ....... (1). ·-~ (0(0. ~ (OCQ. .... ,,. .. . - with 11 points, all in the second half, as SoCal College won a nail-biter, defeat- ing the Sunbirds for the first time ever in women's hoops. •Tuey said it was a bad sprain, and it had swelled up on both sides of her ankle, so I truly be.1leve God intervened.· Davis said. Amber Chaney led Southern California College with 12 points and three assists, while Elaine Whittemore had nine rebounds and five steals. In a game that was close the entire way, sec led at halftime, 25-23. Brandi Daniels led Fresno Pacific with 12 points, while Renee Longshore bad 11. Cia.olN STAn Anunc C:Of L l c:a SCC 41. Fresno Padftc 4' fNlno hdflc · Pitcher 6, Sedwick 0, Sweet 6, Danlels 12, Hagen 2, Bedt 0, Longshore 1 1, Bull 5, castellanos 0, OllCk 4. 3·pt. goals -Pitcher 2, Sweet 2. Longshore 2. Fouled out · none. SoCM C....,. · Chaney 12, Burt 5, Minor 3, Whittemore 6, Jofola 8. Kempton 11, Sktt 3, Vavken o. Thomburg 0, Caruso o. 3-pt. goals · Chaney 1, Minor 1, ICempte>n 1. Fouled out -Whittemore. H.tftfme • Soc.I College, 25-23. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1997 "• ~-- ---1 ' ·1• YI ,. ~ . • • r J . - -,,' . ,. daily pilot high scl1ool boys, basketball statistics &Wtda(1t-7,W) ca.ta MM9 ( ..... ,.,, ~,,.. M 117 7..2 " CONM ....... ('-22. 0-10) ....,., ' .... l 1'1-r-~· .... ~ 2Jl 129 SA 15 ,..,_ I • -.. ~ Nel$on 16 472 18.2 Chaluon 4 326 U .6 HMtlton 26 138 5.3 21 ~ 25 255 10.2 Manlell 2G l19 12.3 Leahy 24 1• 7.1 11 ftoblnJon 2 10 s.o 5 ~ 24 162 6.8 24 Calllas 26 230 8.8 Do 21 147 7;Q "' SenM 12 59 4,9 11 26 161 6.2 12 Simpson 26 229 8.8 ~i PaYM 22 91 4.1 14 Illingworth 21 91 4.6 13 Ahhuler 23 126 5.5 14 ' Dawkins 25 168 6.7 Sou 16 eo 4.0 11 Umon 1 4 4.0 4 Shaffer 24 130 S.4 15 j Taboada 24 83 3.6 :i Hr: on 23 89 3.9 10 Wwt"*l 19 60 3.2 -t1 Fran~ 24 123 5.1 12 t I Salas , 2 2.0 0 tnOn 22 76 3.S 8 Galber 19 43 2.3' 10 Thurman 24 113 4.7 14 I Rainey 21 30 1.4 GallJ:fliei 16 49 3.0 8 ~~II 16 28 1.8 8 Peyton 11 so 4.5 1J I Rahimi 8 5 0.6 l Rice 16 43 2.7 13 13 2A 1.8 8 Muckley 26 51 2.0 e I Buonasslssl 5 2 0.4 /Weir 20 so ~.5 7 Kenney 10 9 0.9 3 Patt.non 14 24 1.7 6 I I Castellano 1 0 0.0 0 1heMu1Uft91 Ruelas 9 4 0.4 2 Cooper 15 27 1. 1 6 I lhebgMs 32 Tustin 60 Finn 15 17 1.1 3 J +o.noe.~ ........... ~ ........ ~.JO I 61 San Bernardino 36 38 Aliso Niguel 70 lhes.llon I ' I 66 Verdtigo Hiiis 34 I 51 Corona del Mar 34 45 Santa Ana Valley 65 lheS..Klngs L---------------------·---------~-----·----~~---------------------~ 41 ~ 38 57 West Torrance ~ ~ Keppel 57 57 West Torrance 69 53 Newport Harbor 38 46 Santl890 44 28 Los Al<1mltos 37 34 Estancia 51 57 Newport Harbor 44 34 Los Amigos 40 38 Estancia 53 45 San Bernardino 47 49 !Nine 42 52 Saddlebadc 40 48 Estancia 57 63 Verdugo Hiiis 39 75 Los Amigos 53 34 Saddlebac'k 48 64 Damien 32 55 Aliso Nlguel 76 62 capistrano Valley 70 40 Saddleback 56 35 Cypress 45 46 Pacifica 49 57 Chadwick 61 56 St. Albert B.C. 48 45 Buena Par'k 28 62 Westminster 64 53 Pomona ~ 33 Buena Park 44 57 Pacifica 49 64 Bell Gardens ·32 53 Stockdale 54 Merced 60 71 Rogers, Newport. R.I. 43 59 Whittler Christian 40 SO Glendale Hoover 54 37 Marina 48 72 Windsor, Conn. (ot) 78 45 Edison 60 61 Edison 53 49 St. Margaret's 44 89 Harding, Conn. (3 ot) 82 54 Trabuco Hiiis 74 1 71 Esperanza 59 Padflc Coat l.Nfl'ole 49 Huntington Beach 41 39 Mayfair 29 I 39 Ocean View 53 I 60 Orange 54 44 Aliso Niguel 77 60 Saddleback 54 56 E~anza 63 I 75 capistrano Valley (ot) 78 47 Estancia 51 51 E Ison 64 • Sea View IAllgue +san Dfnw (1M) ~(2CM) ' Padflc Coat LHgue 90 U"iverslty (ot} 92 54 Santa Margarita 60 42 Laguna Beach 46 I 53 Laguna Hiiis 47 50 Laguna Hills 51 55 Woodbri:!?e 76 41 Sal'I j:lemente 49 Yucca Valley (10-14) South '8uden8·(11· 10) l 51 Costa Mesa 47 45 Laguna Beach 56 SN View LNgue . 46 Corona de Mar 32 I 72. Aliso Niguel 69 55 Aliso Niguel 81 32 Irvine 49 ' 53 Irvine 52 I +central Unlon (16-4) +Monrovia (14-8) 50 Laguna Beach 41 45 Estancia 57 55 El Toro 52 39 Santa Margarita 62 r Northview (12·9) . Morningside (5-22) l 68 University 60 59 University 92 ~ 46 Santa Margarita 49 32 Newport Harbor 46 I ' • I 59 Laguna Hills 65 51 Laguna Hills 53 58 Woodbrld;n 86 59 El Toro 72 1 +Deoous first-rvund home team lhundlly night. 7:30 1 57 Costa Mesa 4$. 48 Laguna Beach 55 49 Corona de Mar 33 34 Woodbridge 69 ~-----------------------------------------------------------------~ 72 Aliso Niguel 67 63 Irvine 56 46 Irvine 62 45 Laguna Beach 66 Newport Harbor (15-11, 6-5) 31 El Toro 66 53 Santa Margarita 78 Today l.OCAL SCHEDULE 86 .University 78 Player g tp •"9· hg 63 El Toro (3rd-place p~off) 47 33 Newport Harbor 49 • a.ketball: Community collegl' men -s.ddleback at Orange Coan. 7:30 p.m. OF Division lll·A Playoffs Pulido 19 256 13.5 23 OF Division It-A •yoffs 45 EIToro 57 •~I: Com111unlty college ml'!' • Or•nge CoaS1 •t Sin Diego Ml'Sa. 1 p.m Feb. 21 ·at La Quinta, 7:30 p.m. Jameson 26 324 12.5 21 Feb. 21 -at Ocean'View, 7:30 p.m. 51 Woodbridge 73 • SofUNlt: Community college WOml'n • Rio Hondo •t Orange Coatt. 3 p.m. • ...ms: College women -Azusa Pacific at Southef'n Califomla College, 2 p.m~ Palomar at 0r•"9" Coast 2 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PATINA A. MADISON, The names and-business enue, Newport Beach, CA ducted by: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE Fill Nt.1H73710105 <iaw.n bY a state Of federal lmplled, l'lglldlng' title, and expenses of the tnistee ESQ (CSBI 1585871 addresses ol the seller are: 92660 Have you started doing FICTJTIOUS IUSINUS crecit unron. Of a oheck '*1twn po....alon, or encum-and ttle tnists created by u ld PUBLIC NOTICE 1237•1 LEWIS ST STE s.c. OENT·AL GROUP, LJM No. 1 (San Jua~ Cap-business yet? No Fictitious Business IWllSTATEMENT bv a state or f~ S811tngS br.icet, to pey the remain-deed ol trust. dated: • • DAVID P. LIN, CHIEN· istrano), Inc .. a Cahlornla D. Diamond Name St•t•1n•nt The tOllowlno pe"°n(s) '" Jhd loan ~SQClalioo, Of PY-~lplll ILWTI d the 02/1311997 S.rrano Recon· STATEMENT OF 102, GARDEN GROVE, CHUN MATTHEW TSAY, corporation, 4490 Von Kar-This statement was liled The following persons are ·no busmtss as SUG POL.IC ~ ... as~hoo, ,Of ~~ noc •I Meurwd bY llld veyance Company, II ukl ABANDONMENT OF CA 92840·4687 WEI.CHEN ALEX TV & man Avenue, Newport with the County Clerk ol doing business as: Luna's OOERt.tNATING I SUG 1 ~ tbe Ill . if'C(ide ot null, w1tt1 Jntwell Trust.. 4900 Rlwrgrade USE OF FICTITIOUS Published Newport BENJAMIN HUl·FE~ Be~ch, CA ~2660 Orange County on 1-22·97 Rey Carpet Cleaner ProorHS Wl/f, Ste A. pypiess !lndflU~ z ~IM~l"'~S thereon, as provided In llld Road, Suite 2870 tlWinda~. U Beach·Costa Mesa Dally WANG, 14785 JEFFR Y This business Is con-19973708280 Cleaner and Janitor, 289 CAll063o lll~ISSlateWl Jie'ijf:Ythe notl(a). ldvencet, 8 eny, CA 01706 (818) 8~~ T~e s:~i~!l~g~r~ons Pilot February 12, 13, 19, ROAD. SUITE NO. 103, I -ducted1 by: a general part-Dalty Pilot Feb. 19, 26, Wilson W. Costa Mesa, CA Ollon Exttnninatino Company c1J llJJJP.Oin tr~tee . as undef the tenns d ..rd FOR SALES tNFORMATIOt> 1997 VINE, CA 92720 nersh P Mar 5 12 1997 W975 92627 i Oef 2170 Aedm s n Detow~ah hi l1tle Deed ot null, feu, dwaes CALL: (714) 573-1965 bY have abar:i~oned the ~se 01 The location In 'Calilornla The registrant ~ommenced · · • Reynaldo Rodriguez, 289 nc • aware. mon ~nd [Ol\!(.est ' tQ aoo and expenMS cl the nuiiee RAvMoNO ZUBIA TE ASSf the ~ictittous Business WTh959 of the chief executive ollice to transact business under PUBLIC NOTICE Wiison W. Costa Mesa, CA Rd · ~anta, GA3032• l'fO# Jlel9 by the tn lhe and ol the~ ctut9d by SECRETARY P89805 211S Name. Autobahn Motor U ICE ol the seller is: SAME AS the fictitious name or 92627 Tt'IS busuiess IS conducted hereinafter descr ~ Uld Deed ot 1Nlt. The total 2120 315197 Works, 738 W. 17th Street P BLIC NOT ABOVE names listed above on: 11· Fictitious Bu1ln•H This business is con· acorporllbon underand~uan~oa amount ot the unplld bllf..•--------- IC. Cosla .Mesa, CA 92627 cns1452788 As listed by the seller, all 24-86 Name St•t•m•nt ducted by: an Individual The registrant commenced orT~l described , 118 ance d ft obllQilUol'l M-PUBLIC NOTICE The Fictitious Business other business names and LJM No. 19 (Pleasanton, a The lollowlng persons are Have you started doing lllnsacl t..isiness under sale will be made, without cUf9d by the pn>petty to be . Name referred to above SUMMONS addresses used by the Catllornia limited partner· doing business as: Central business yet? No hcbbous t..ismess name o OOYenant Qf warran~ ,x-sold and reuonabJe .-, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S was. filed In Orange County (CITACION JUDICIALt . seller within three years be-ship Station Records, 655 Baker fleynaldo Rodriguez names hsted above on ~cembe P.ressed or llTIJ)lied, r atding mated costs, expenses and SALE T.S No. 807397 APN on Dec. 14• l995, File N9TICE TO DEFENDANT. lore the date such list was By: LIM No. 1 (San Juan St.; IE101, Costa Mesa, This statement was filed 19, 1996 lllle. possesslOO Of ~m· Mtvancu at the ttme t:A the 932..07..020 Loan No No. l99S366?3t7 (Av19o a Acusado) BELL-sent or delivered to 1he Capistrano), Inc .. a Calllor· CA 92626 with the County Clerk ol SIGNED ORION OOERMINATI pr lo pay~remain~ ln&I publcalon d the 5001007 REF: Dean, Oar· John B. Olsen, 9641 Oma WOOD HEALTH CENTER; buyer are: NONE nla corporation, its general Central Station Records, Orange County on 2·14·97 COWPAN'f, I~. Sy Gene L sum t~ l'IOle{~) NotteeotSalels$317,812.00. i.ne M IMPORTANT NO· Place. Garden, Grove, CA PARACELSUS HEALTH· The names and business partner Inc (CA) 655 Baker St 19973711123 Smith Sec"' & Trus eQU!ed bY llhe <1_!rv51, The bentfk•-. under uld TICE TO PROPEATI 92841 CARE CORPORATION; . B . Fr k T s J .. c' c " ' ., With tnlert~S d late "'"''V: "'--" _, Thi b i . JONATHAN BRANO M 0 . addresses ol the buyer are. Y· an . uryan, r .. #E101, osta Mesa, A Dally Pilot M!b 19 26 Ttn statement was hied wi thereon Es oW.fed~ ,,_, ot TNst hlfetotore OWNER; YOU ME IN DE· s us ness .. 15 con· • · ·: DEAN TAN, 14785 JEF-Senior Vice President 92626 · • · the County Cieri< ol Ora te{i ) • 1 executed and ~ to FAULT UNDER A DEED Of ducted by an Individual DAVID MOREHEAD, Ph.D. FREY ROAD SUITE NO This statement was filed This business Is con-Mar. 5• 12• 1997 W967 Coull\')' on Febni 5 1997 j n: 'f the ' f t the undenlignld a wrtlten TRUST DATED AUGUST I 19973707427 ~~~~~:,'ARCc\1E~~E~o~ 103, 1RVtNE, CA 92120 · with the County Ct erk ot ducted by: a corporation. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE· nu a~~·,ous N ~i;esr ~eon, 0 r~: Declal'lltlon ot Detd and 1m . UNLDI YOU TAKE John B. Olsen • ~n The assets to be sold are Orange County on 1·23·97 Have you staned doing Statement expres live years lro rges ~ of lhe Demand for Sale, and a ACTION TO PROTECT This statement was filed 'C~~gfR~891~~~iS~ED BY described In general as: 19973708578 business yet? No Fictitious Buslne11 Ille date 11 was tiled in Ille Olli rusTee. the to,l"'~I wrtttent+:ictceolo.taultand YOUR PftOPERTY, IT MA'V with the County Clerk of PLAINTIFF· (A Ud le esta' FURNITURE. FIXTURES Daily Pilot Feb. 5, 12, 19, Central Station Records, Name Statement ol the County Cieri<. A new ficb al.the lime of the. 1t11 • Elec:tlon to sett. The ....S.· BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Orange Coun1y on 1·14·97 demanda~do) WILLIAM AND EQUIPMENT, TRADE-26, 1997 W945 tnc.. Andrew Kelly, Vlce The following persons are '011S SuSlntsS Name Stateme lion of the Nol~ s6Dned C8UMd llld Notice SALE. IF YOU NEED NI Dally Pilot Feb 5 12 19 JASON BROOKS • N AM E, G 0 0 DWI LL' President doing business as: Aulo-rrost be hi~ pnor to that date reas~1m'fi: to o(" DeflUlt and IElec.1lon to EXPLANATION OF THIE 26 1997 . • W949 Yo ha e 30 CALENDAR LEASE. LEASEHOLD IM· PUBLIC NOTICE T.hls statement was filed bahn Motor Works, 738 w. Tile llltno ot ttts statement set h t . a1J1ounl Set to be recorded In the NATURE Of' THE PRO. · u v PR 0 VE M ENT S C 0 V· with the County Clerk ol 17th St eet IC Costa ml!Y grea er on aay of county where the rM1 prop-CEEDINO AOAI T PUBLIC NOTICE ~AYS after this sum~ons ENANT NOT TO COM· cns1449828 Orange County on 2·18·97 Mesa CA 92627 ' not ol 1tseH auttlonze the use i l'-16 erty 11 loeated. Comrriunlty NS YOU ---------1" served on you to file a PETE, ETC. and are to· Fictitious BualnHs 19973711243 Will 'JR Olsen 13151 Ad· ths state of a Faoous Susines J/WfJ/Jlj-:MAP.Y A CLARK, nu.c Died servtca, a~ YOU~ CONTACT# BSC 5950 ~J'uert~rllten response al this cated at: 14785 JEFFREY Name Statement Daily Pilot Feb. 19. 26. lan/12. Garder{ Grove. CA :O":e~n u=~0~,:' ~&':~~~I ~led T'Jl.Sltt; fomll C'OfpOf1111cx>, u TN• ~Yf':'1o:OO ~~~~~ NOTICE OF A letter or phone call wlll ROAD, SUITE NO. 103, IR-The follo~lng persons are Mar. 5, 12, 1997 W976 92843 Mmmon , .... CS-.... ',.,..n 1• CU TRUSTEE tee, 125 Eut '"H" SUeet can Securities Com......., at PETITION TO . VINE, CA 92720 doing busmess as: 1. The This business is con· ...., •w '"' ""'""" .. VIC • Colon, CA 12324, (IOI) 3~ ,,_.., ADMINISTER ~~/11~~ot~;~p~°n~/°,;:~s~YP~~ The business name used Vineyards, 2. The Vine-PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: an individual ~~ .. Susmess and ProtesS1on ~ 4 . l~tru.· 3232, Sharon Quesada, VICE :r •:,':'~!:' t:st~~ EST ATE OF · 1 1 1 11 by the seller at that toca· yards Apartments 4490 Have you started doing · menl No. 9 in ~ PRESIDENT, AulhotUed T : ~a~:~~=rcig~ 10°~~ar ~ou~ lion Is: S.C. DENTAL Von Karman Ave .. Newport Fictitious Bu1ln•H business yet? Yes, 1/1/97 first hno ~Of ' · e<X)(ds II\ SlaNtUfe,Dete: JilnUafY29, 1~ recorded1 AugNoust 17 ERNEST WILLIAM u y . GROUP . Beach, CA "2660 N•m9 Statement Willy Olsen Newport Beach.Costa Mesa t ~the R~ of 1tt7 ~ ctuol, -.., H nst. · 93- HENAULT aka ERIC ~rs:ou do nol Ille your re· The anticipated date of The Vineyards Apartments, The followtng persons are Thls statement was flied CN403342 24™1.() Ftb 19.26. alll .C 1 oro.ta,., 02/12, 02/19 05521545, t:I Ol'lldlll Recordt W, HENAULT aka sponse on um~ you may the bulk sale is March 7, LLC. a Caliromia limited ti· doing business as: Foun-with the County Clerk or Mar5.12, 1907 ale of Sa :315l9 at 9.<w PUBLIC NOTICE In ltle oft'IOe t:I the Count'j E.W. HENAULT lose the case ·and our 1997 at the office ot CUL· ability Company, 4490 Von lain Valley Florist, 18939 Orange County on 1-14-97 M Recorder ol Orange County CASE NO. A185465 wages. money' and P~OP· TURE ESCROW, 2060 Karman Avenue. Newport Magnolia St., Fountain Val-19973707428 PUBLIC NOTICE ;o~}Sa~~N .. l~~f~ . Stile of C.lifomla, execute< To alt heirs, beneficiaries. erty may be taken wfthout HUNTINGTON DRIVE #9• Beach, CA 92660 fey, CA 92708 Dally Pilot Feb. 5, 12. 19, C~NTYCWT-loan. SM~aao Other: by Darlene M Dee~. an un. creditors contingent credi· further warnln from the SAN MARINO, CA 9l108, This business is con· National Golf Reservatfons CIVIC C T R ooe36851 File : !Mt l'IWTiect woman, wlll sell a· tors and' persons who may court g ATIN: SINORA CHAN ducted by: a Umited liability Network, Inc .. (CA). 3400 26• 1997 w950 Alt No. 1H7a110t10 ~ ESl SANTA A.P. Number 117·7t 1-23 public auction to hlghea' othirwise be Interested In There are other le al re-Thia bulk sale tS subject company Avenue of the Arts lflC220, PUBLIC NOTICE FICTTTIOUS IUllNBS Al NIA· • Notice Of Trustee's Sat bidder for cash, cashier'• the will or estate or both uirements You mag want to California Uniform Com-The registrant commenced Costa Mesa, CA 92626 NAME STATEMENT mount of unpaid balance under Deed Of Trust You are check d,_, on a slit• 0t of: ERNEST WILLIAM ~ call a~ attorne/ righl merclal Code Section to transact b11slness under This business Is con· Fictitious Bu1lneH The fOllOW!l1Q person(s) 15"11 ~ mlher charges: in default under a Deed natlonal bank. a check drawr HENAULT aka ERIC w. away 11 you do not know 6106.2. the fictitious name or ducted by: a corporation Name Statement no ~s.ness 15 SATELUT 61 Trust, dated July 28. 1988. by a state or federal credr HEN Au LT aka E.W. an aitorney, you may call 11 so subject, the name names listed above on: 12/ Have you started doing The lollowlng persons are MARKET, 220 E. Katelta Ave treet · ess. Of other com· unless you take action t union,°' a check df8wn by ' HENAULT an attorney referral service and address of the person 23/96 business yet? No doing business as: GSR m, CA 92802 mon designation of real protect your property, it m state or federal uYlngs anc A PETITION has been or a legal aid office (listed with whom claims may be The vii:ieyards Apanmenta, National Goll Reservatl~ns Consulting, 655 Baker St., Wahnat Inc • a cal1romi ~· be sold at a public sale. loan nsocllfton, savings filed by CHARLES L. CAST-In the phone book). llted Is CULTURE ES· lLC, Richard S. Robinson, Netw()(k, tnc., Aldo Dev1le, #Jl 11, Costa Mesa, CA rpor.iton, 6273 Sllltana Stree r.SJ~T you need an Pplanation aasoclatlon, or NiYlflQS bani' AGNA II In the Superior Oespues de que le en· CROW, INC.. 2060 HUN· Organlzet Pre.sldent & CEO 92626 Tempe Cit'/ CA 9l780 , ORNIA the nature or the proc:Mdin sp9Cified In section 5102 OI Court ol California, County treguen esta cltaclon Judi· TINGTON DRIVE 19, SAN T,hls statement was flied This statement was filed George Steve Rl11as, 655 Tiu bu~ness is conducted " -\_-13 against you, you should the flnanclal code enc of ORANGE. clal usted Ilene un ptazo de MARINO, CA 91108 and with the County Clerk ol with the County Clerk of Baker St.. #J111, Costa a co rabon . undefsiqI~. J.'ustee COfltact a lawyer. Notice I authoriz.ed to do bush-s Ir THE PETITION requests 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS the last date for liling Orange County on 1·23·97 Orange County on 2·21-97 Mesa. CA 92626 A:stt3nt haS not ti be ~~ Tt~ Of~ hereby g""n that Serra this state will be held at the that CHARLES L. CAST· para presentar una re-~~~1;'~h~h~111 ~ ~ar~h 6. 19973708577 19973708177 This business Is con-to ll'lnsact bus.nus ~nder OU :'ess Of lher ~mon Recom1eyance Company, a entrance lo the Orange Cit\ AGNA II be appointed as spuesta escrlta a maquina da belo~e ~he esa~s ~~~= Dally Pilot Feb. 5, 12, 19, Daily Pilot Feb. 19, 26, ducted by: an Individual hctbous business name d!!si;nalioo § •rrt ... shown ttu1tee. '!' 11.1cC4tSS<>f tnistee Hatt, JOO East Chapinar pers?r:i•' representative to en esta corte. sp~ifled above 26. 1997 W944 Mar. 5, 12. 1997 W977 Have you started doing names llsttd herein etxNe. Jr nb street ,.aar~911 or substituted tnislee pursu Avenue, Orange, California admm1ster the estale of the Una carta o una llamada D t d· 021,-311997 PUBLIC ••oTICE PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No SIGNED WAHNAR INC Ely olhef C001mQ!l destgl}at IS ant to the Deed Of Tnis all right, title and lnterat decedent. telefonlca no le otrecera a • • n George S. Rivas C "· • · shown. directions to Ille oewled. by THOMAS E conveyed to and now held ~ THE PETITION requesls protecclon· au respuesta DEAN TAN This statement was flied heuno ,...n.wah tlOn or l~~!i CROSSON AND MM E H under uid Deed of T 1 1 the decedent's Will and esrila a maqulna Ilene que Pubttshed Newport NOTICE OF Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11 wl1h the County Cieri< ot This statement was hied WI obtained s a 11ten CROSSON HUSBANp AN the operty alt ed ."'' ~ codicils, ii any, be admitted cumpllr con las lormall· Beach-Costa Mesa Dally APPLICATION TO Name St•tement Orange County on 2·7-97 the County Cieri< ot 0 '~\ the WIFE recorded ec.!:t and S~at de in~ to probate. The Will and dades legates apropiadas Pilot February 19 1997 SELL ALCOHOLIC The following petsons are 19973710428 1nty on ftbniaiy 13, 1997. fl.lhin~n lQ d1 off \his '1· 08/1111988 as lnstnime as· !nptetely ~'i:t . any codiclls. are availa~le sl usted qulere que la cone • W974 BEVERAGES doing business as: Dan Dally Piiot l°eb. \2, 19, 26, NOTICE-Tiu FicUous Na ol~ ~ 0 lee No. 88;-3~93 in. book pag .. id deed of tnist The tr.: lor examination in the Ille escuche su CHO. Date of Flllng Chung News/Printing, 1706 Mar 5 1997 w957 Statement expres 11~ yurs lro 1· ~ry 00 1997 of oft'i<:tal records m the om add nd ot1i9r 8 l<ept by the court. SI usted no presenta su PUBLIC NOTICE A 11 ti • S. Grand Avenue, CA · • Ille date 11 was hied tn Ille Olli C ·TRUSTEE ol the County Recorder rns a commoo THE PETITION. requests respuesta a tiempo, puede PP c• on. 92705 . PUBLIC NOTICE of the County Cieri<. A new Fd VIC , INC. ORANGE County, California designation, if any, of the rea authority to admmisler the perder el caso y le pueden SUPERIOR COURT JAN 31 • 1897 Data Express, Inc., (Call· '°"' l!usiness Hime Statemen 15-455 SAN FERNANDO and pursuant to the Notice property described above It estate under th~ lndepen· quitar su sahuio. su dlnero OF CALIFORNIA T~ Whom 11 May Co~-lornla), 10 Winter Branch. Flclltlou1 Buslne11 miist lie !tied pclOf to that date ~ ~1·YD Default and Election to Sel purpor1ed to be: 1834 Iowa dent Administration of Es-y otras oosas de su COUNTY OF ORANGE cern. tr\llne, CA 92604 Name Statement The l~1no of lhs stall!ment doe thereunder rec()( Street. 10, Co.1a Mesa, C~ tates Act. (This authority propledad sin aviso adlclo-The Name(s) 01 the Ap· This business Is con· The following persons are not ot itself authonze the use i 1111511996 In bool! • 92826. The underslgnec will allow the personal rep-nal poc parte de ta corte. 341 The City Drive r~gant~lu is~~~RL~S C T~ ducted by: a corporatlon doing business as: Future this statt ot a Rctatious BuSlne 1 -lnstniment No. 1~7 Trust.e disclaims any llabilitj resentative to take many Existen otros requlsltos le-Post Office "tN • Have you started doing Computer Systems 7702 Name in 'flotdon of the nohls of A ol Mid oft'ieiat records wll f« any lncorrectnen ol tht actions without court ap· gales. Puede que usted Box 14171 Kf~V HO~ 1 11 t d business yet? Yes. May, Taylor Drive. Hu~tlngton another under Feclefll, St.alt, 0 7 sell on 0311211997 attN"TttE llntet addreu and otn.1 proval. Berore taking cer-qulera llamar a un abogado Or•nge, CA e app can 1 s e 1981 Beach CA 92648 common taw (See Sec•on 1~ T OSTA FRONT OF THE FLAG common designation, If any tain very Important actions. lnmediatamente. SI no 92613-1571 ~~vert are tapg:Yi?, toh t~e Data Express. Inc.. Nga Maung Myint, 7702 Teylor It seq , l!uSlness and Protessio ILOT POLES AT THE MAIN EN shown henlln. Said ule wll however, the personal rep-conoce e un abogado IN THE MATTER OF pa men co 0 c Thuy Tran, Secretary Drive Huntington Beach Code) TRY AREA TO THE p be made, but without c:ove- resentative will be required puede 11ama1 a un servlclo THE PETITION TO Be~e;ag~ Control 10 1se~~g:; This statement was filed CA 92648· ' FirstFilino PUBUC NOTICE CENTIA CIVIC CENTE nant or warT'8~, llepreas ot 10 give notice to Interested de referencla de abogados CHANOE THE NAME ~~~~~R~ve~~:~ a :NEW· with lhe County Clerk of This buslneu Is con-Newport Beach-Costa Mesa ..a1 ... 11 E. CHAPMAN AVE. Implied, 111g11rdlng tHle, pos. persons unless they have o a una oflclna de ay.uda PORT BEACH CA ·92660 Orange County on 1 ·6-97 ducted by· an Individual CN-407083 1401 \iOA ftb lG 26 NOTICE OIF TRUSTEE'S PLAOENTIA CA 81 10 ....ion. condition Of encum. waived notice or consented legal (vea el dlrectorio tele-OF KIMLAN THI MAI For the followi t of 19873708397 Have you staned doing Mars 12. lG97 · • SALE T.S. No. ,....... A.M. at public auotion to i tnnces, tnctudlOQ f- to the proposed action.) lonlco). CASE NUMBER License· 41 ~N~f:Le Daily Piiot Feb. 5. 12, 19, business yet? No • APN: •~ YOU ME lliQhftt bidder fOf cas chare-and 81Cp8nMS of tht Tbe. lndepend~nt ad minis-CASE NUMBER A 188175 BEER ANO WINE _ EATING 26, 1997 W955 Maung Myint PUBLIC NOTICE W DEMUl..T UNDER A DEB> (payable at lhe time ot ule 1 Tnistee and ol tile tnistt tr1tion authority will be (Numero d•I CHo) ORDER TO p b 11 h d N This statement was filed OIF TIWST MTB> ll'Z71tt. tewful money ol the Unh craeted by .. Id Deed OI granted unless11 an Inter· vco22293 SHOW CAUSE FOR Be~ch-Csos~ Mesea w ~~l~y1 PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cltfk or UNLUS10 ~ ~ ~ States}. all right, title a T~t_. to pay the remalnl~ ested person les an ob· CH.ANOE Of NAME Orange County on 2·3·97 File No.1H73110t0t rnv,...,, '"""'" ,...._.... Interest conveyed to end pnnctp11I sums ol the note(s) jectlon to the petition and The name ~nd address ol PETITIONER S) KIMLAN ~:~~. February 5, 12, 19, Flctltlou1 BuslnHs 19973709752 FtClmOUS IUIU..SS ERTY, IT MAY Ill! SOLD AT A held by It under uld deed MCured by Mid Deed °' show good cause why the the court Is. (El nombre Y THI MAI HAS/~AVE FILED wgsl N•m• Statement Dally Pilot Feb 19 26 ~ ITln.fWJ PU8UC MLE. F YOU trust In the property aituat Tnist towlt: $102,598.545 with court should not grant the dlreccion de la corte es) A PETITION FOR AN The following persons ate M 5 12 1997 · WOOS The IOlloWtno person(s) i.-. NEED AH ECJll.ANATIOH OIF In said county and sta~ ~ thetaon from 7I01/'INI authority. Superior Court of the State OR DEA TO CHANGE PUBLIC ~~~ICE doing bualnen as: a) The ar. • • dolno blsiness as SANOWICH THI! NAT\N OP THI! flRO. llereinaner described! • 8.938~ par annum .. • A HEARING on the peti· of California, County of Los NAMES FROM KIMlAN THI Asplund Companies, b) PUBLIC NOTICE PLUS,. 526 W ~a Ave , Or· C&DINQ AOAINIT YOU, more fully described on ... pnMd«l In Mid not.(1) pklt t1on will be held o~ MARCH Angeles, Southeast District MAI TO KIM T. KENNEDY Fictitious Bu1lne11 Merchant Card Manage· ange, CA 92667 YOU tHOUU> CONTACT A Deed Of Trust Tile prope c:o.ts and any advanc:n with ti3• 1~lJ ~t 1·;5Pm In. Norwalk 12720 Norwalk It ts hereby ordered that N•m• St•t•ment ment S~stems. 19002 Flctltloue 8uslne11 M Yuno Kim, 2158 W Wtl-~ ~~ addr ... and olhef corn Int-'. fttlrneted toe.I debt ~:t·City Ori C.-';0 ~~ ~ 1 Blvd. Ndrwalk California all persons interested In The following persons ere ::;~~· r.. Irvine, CA Neme St•t•ment ~noton Cir, Anaheim. CA Q'l80.4 lNlt Oe.d SaMo... M dUIV de•iQnatlon, If any, ol the rea 1111,212.30. The beneflclel) CA 92568 u • r· 90650-3188 1310) 807•7261 this matter appear t>elora doing business as: Touch K 11 J h A 1 d 900,. The following persona are Tits business is c:o~ by ~ 'nUltlM ""'*' prop8f1y ct.acrlbed abcwe I under ~ Deed o1 Trusl •n?e, · ' this court In Department Medfa, 3176 Pullman Street a 0 n spun • 1 ~ doing bUslness as: Proae-an inlt~OJll ........--purported lo be! 408 f\IE henlto<Ofe ell9CUled and I YOU OBJECT to the The name, address, and No. 703 of. the Oranea 1110, Costa Mesa, CA Racine Dr .. Irvine, CA tlveChlropractlc,2240nyx Reo-sll'll'41!.sriot~beQunandpur.u.nttotheDeadcit1NOSTARLANENEWPOR deft....-.dtotheundersigned granting ol the petition, you telephone number ol plain· Count Su erlor Court at 92626 92715 Avenue Balboa Island 'CA nde the TrUlt, reconlecf~~~•t BEACH CA 02eeo T a Wfillen 0.Clllf'lltlon shOutd appear at the hear· tiff's attorney. or plainlilf the aJdres~ shown above High Technology Sotu· This bualnasa Is con· 926e2 ' • ::.~ ~si':s u r o • lnlt. No. 81·1 ot undel'llGned TruslM di o.fault and Demand ,: tl~lc!:d or'~ri~e wr~t'::n ~~ withou1 an attorney, Is: (El o~ 4·1. 1997, 1t 2:00 tlons, Inc., (Delaware), ~~~:d b~~an,:~~~du~~ln Richard Mlchaal Boblnskl, nameslll~ht::n name :===-~ ct.ima any Hlablllly fOf a Sale, and a wr111en Notice ol ectlona with the court be-nombre. ta dlrecclon y el o clock p.m., and then and 9665 Chesapeake Drive, b 1 Y t? y 10191 g 224 Onyic Ave., Balboa Is SIGNED t.t YUNG KIM °'..,... ~ .,.. ot lneorr.ctness t:I the Default end Election to Sell ore the hearing Your an. numlfo de telalono del there show cause, if any ~2utte 300, San Diego, CA ~t!"S'l/p~und H, land, CA 92662 Tl'ls statemtm was l~td ClillOmll. ...,.... :-t ~s lonand olhtf C9"I nte undtt'alQned cei....d ' ,. bo d d they have, why Iha petition • 123 • This business Is con· ..... "-· at• Of 0 a•-c ,_ · desianal , If any. Mid Not1ct cil o.t. " nd pearance may be In person a gado el emandante, lor change ol name should Thia business Is con-This statement was filed ducted by: an Individual u"' """:'Z '" _. ,--.8'111 Jlrllcie '*9Tn. The tocal amount Election to W lo u a or by your attorney. o del demandanta que no not be granted ducted by: a corporation wllh 11\e County Clerk ot Have you started doing Cou~ on blUllY 13, 1G97 ~ .. mantad to IM unpeld belal\Ce ol 1 OOfded In the i:.:- IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Ilene 1bogado. es) It 11 lurtllar 0;dared that 1 Halle you started doing Orang• County on M4•97 business yet? No J«>TIC£-TtH ficUous tl9dl •=:=• obligation sec.ured by t Ille ,.... oountt e or • contingent creditor 01 Timothy Bowles, BOWLES copy of thl• order to shOw business vet? Yes, 7-13-96 19973707422 Richard M. Boblnaki Slalemtnt txPM l.w Yfll'S I 8Udlot\ to the bid--property to be aold and r• F propefly '-~ed. the d~~sed,lrh°':h~u~~ & HAYES, 274 South Los cause be published tn High Tochnotogy Solu. Dally Pilot Feb. 12. 19, 26, Thi• statement was med :8:-'C:,!.asa':: ~the ~ct :':c:t'llMM ~"": SOflllble ..clmaled coats ,/:{ -r-~":lons·= =' 0 : m w t th Roblas Avenue, Pasadena, DAILY PILOT, a newtp1~r tlon1, Inc., Michael V. Mar. 5, 1997 W964 with the County Clerk of '"' new the Ut"'9d ..._) ,.. .._..,,..,... and advana• e119)s9o.t200 AnWto. aona'r9 re~r~°t.~t:.iva' ~; California 91011, (818) 583> ~f general clrcutatlon l)Ub-Vovt1111ioa, P01a111nn1ng and Ac· PUBLIC NOTICE • Orange County on 1-31·07 :: ~It=~=-:. ftarC er*8nca to aiiw the I~ ot the Initial publica S.Curflles eom.,.,; Pointed bY Ill• court within 6600 fished tn tlllt county, at ~alt nt cer 1H73709824 Tiit llli ol ht-mt!ll lion ... Iha ~ic. Of Sale la (T,.,....), CJO c.i.wMtem lour monlha from the date DATl1 November 121 =~~~ .. w=~ •orlot~ w1t~1 t~:t~':~~ w~~~n-:, fictitious BualneH Daily Pilot Feb. 19, 28 no Aecoftow~ ~P.O. ol llttl Issuance of~ !•t· 1998 !he day of the heel'~. Orange County on 1·2M11 NH\e St•t•ment Mar. II, 12, 1997 W066 = :...-= :u=,:'&,~" I Bolt 22004. El • Ca ,.,, at prOYldtd In tection JOHN A. CLARKI, DAfl• fKB 10 tH? 19973708190 Tht lollowtng peraona art Name Ill~ ol llt llQtlll 92022·9004 (91 ~: 8!f.~T~1w::'~o!'rrfi: Clerk, br M. ROSALES, RICHARD o. Fiw:H, Dalty Piiot fie!>. t2, 19, 28, ~~~~ ~~~n~:·IO~~ A;;r PUBLIC NOTICI ll10hr vnoer Fidl111, Stllti ~ "t:8a.n=· O:Oi?_ Ing ctalmt w111 not expire De~~~rcE TO THE PER-SR., JUDOS,/ COMMt .. Mar. 5, 1997 W958 Coron. del Mar,' CA 02025" -Of auaa...,. ,_ ~I• (SM Stc'°1I 14 C~, !)it, 3014 btfOfe fOIK momha from . SIONU 0, TH8 IUP•· PUBLIC NOTICE John Edward Townsand & -Of'"'.,111-=:'=!'' VOS;12;1M1A.-... 1119 Maring date noticed SON SERVED: You are llUOR COUl'fT Nina A. Townsend. 424 --·- abOVe. served as an lndtvldual CS. KIMI.AN THI MAI, Flctltloue BuslnHI MarfgOld Ava .. C0ton1 det F\lllWlltto Seeton 81CM( YOU MAY !>CAMINE lht ftndant. TOM 8EREAN 711 t HAZARD Ava. Heme •••••ment Mal', CA 92e25 -~ AMftll Coot. tile kept by the~~ Published Newport APT. 18, WaSTMIN· The folf~ng paraons 918 Thlt bu1lnt11 ts con-11~ ~ M lie art • P«ton terHt n Be1ch•Co1ta Mase Dally •y•• ,. a ....... , .. ,... doing busl,,.H as· a) Mon-dUC1ed by: l'luaband and Mtm few IN rt« tndllla ~ the ....... YoU may Ill• If F.... . ~. -• --· h 8 h R • "hJ}. wife II« 31. 19119 Of .. PMCI H with tn. court • formal A• p 01 .... uaty '2• 19• 21• Publl•h•d NIWl)Orl •re HC .. o • Have OU lta.rltd dof Cl.OUGtifRTY ' CtMT quett fOr Special NOtlee Of March 5, 1907, .8Hch.Co.t1 MHa Diiiy =~~ =~ ~ 'c. bUtlMI~ yet? NO flQ T, 1 ,.._ ~ DNIL MM the fifing of an lnventotY WNO PllOt f!tbruwy 12, 19, 2•, tty 37 Centre Court Mon-Nina A. Townsend .....,.. fof pullliC ~ and ~allal ot =... PUIUC NOTIC• Maren a. l907 • arch Beach Callfornl• This ai.ttment wa• filed "'1 ........, ct1nn wtio Ntt Ot of Mt/ °' IO WM3 ~ • • wlltl the County Clerk °' """ . It • .. IWftdlliofl' ic:c:ount •• J'<Nldtd In onet4Met t Deborah Diamond. 37 Of•• Co!Jncy on 2·1.ft PllndPll on.ca loc-.s at ::~= cJ: ~'t: NOTtea TO ,UIUC NOTICI Centre Court, Mon1rch 1"73110414 ,_., Collla, aoo ql*t tot lpeda!. Nollet Cft8Drrottl OP onet44MH BNct\, Callfoml• ~ Dally Pilot Feb. ta. 19, 2t, C... OM, 1910, form • .,.....,.. from lht BULK..... ---·--............. Thi• bllalnM• ,. con-Mlt. I . , .. , Wtet ..... CA 11211> l OOl#tdlrk. t•aCS.1104 ..---.--CLA88lP'l•D (714)~ ...... ......._, .., .,_ ,..,. 'l ..... •*-••••"' On the move? 1t'• tt1• '"ourc• you • tt "' ""'**" .., ._, ltOI U.C.C.J Tiw folowfftO ,.._,..,. cwi count on 10 fffl • ,.,_,. ......,.._ m1111T L. NAYWMD, =::. ~1to :=o~-:...O"o: Sell your extra myrled of m•chen-~ i::, __, ot ..... ..., .. ,.. =.Of:.: = llwl= :c.:= ~ houeehold :::.· c!::na ~= ::;bllldlloll .. ..... 0 Al IClfm "'JoM '°' .... 11 .._,to be INldt of LN No. 11 (PluMneon). • Items qu•Hfled bu~•r• to ~hlcft.Colll M~·th•••~~url~~~~ ~~~ ~......... ~-~~,~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J ~· ... 4490 Yon KMNn ,..,. ., l! . . •. 'UIUC NOTICll 'UILIC NOTICll 'UIUC NOTICll 'UILIC NOTICll 'UIUC NOTICll "'ILIC NOTICF.'i "'ILIC NOTICll Index Bow to Place A g - PUBLIC NOTICES WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1997 PUIUC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICIS Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Claaslfied dally 842·5678 Polley • 1MS.16H R11H'' 1111d d1·ndli111•., nrt' M1hj1•c·1 to 1·hang<' v.•i1hm11 nntin·. Tlw publi.,twr n• .. f'r\'f'' lhf' right to n•n.,or. rrdu.,.,ify. rf'\i!ot' or'n'jPt'I any dai-~i!i!'d 11ch1•f'lhl'flll'lll. Pll'a:-t• rrport 1111~· C'rNtr th111 maw b1· in '''"'r 1·111,.,ifil'd ud immf'dinu•lv. Thr Daily Pilo1.11cTrp1:. n11 liability for uny ··rmr in t111 nd\'l'rt i:.c•mrnl f11r whirh it mny bt· n•.,pnn:-ihlr 1·,1·1;p1 for dw 1·11~1 11{ 1 he liipnn· 1w111111ly 1wn1pi1•ft br tlw 1'rrnr. Crt>dit ··an 1111ly lw 1ill11w1•rl for tllt' fir~t i11,,1•r1iun . CD IUO-IMO • .. , ....... 61es.61N By Fax (7.14) 631-6594 (Pl"u'" indudr vour nunw und plimw 1111mlwr arid w1»1l t·all you buck with 11 price q11ntt>.) By Phone (714) 642-5678 By MalWn Person: :t30 Wt'st Bav Street Costa Mrsa. CA 92627 A1 °'11'\\1'4111 Bkd. & Buy S1 . Hours Telc'phorn' 8::30am-f>:OOpm \lonJu,-F richn r-----Deadlines.----.. Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ............... Thur day 5:00pm ..... ,. Wa lk-In 8::f0am-5:00pm ~londa~-Friday aturday ............... Friday 5:00pm IOUAL HOU51HO Ol'l'OIHUNITY All rell ,...., NVlltllille In lllls ..,...,.,., II ..... Cl 11 lllt fff· It'll fair Heulat Act " 1111 n1 ~ wllkll llllUI M IMlpl .......... ·-~ .. U111lllllt1 at '1acrl,.l11llH NIH• l'Kt. C-. rtlltlall. ..... ~ a..11111-.,., .......................... ......................... ............... , ..... _ .. TMa ......... wlll ••t .......,_.,..,.....,.. ................ wllk*ll l8 ................ 0."'"" .. ...., ............ ......... lfwrUN• la UNs OUT-OF-STATE BUSINESS LOST & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYME~T COLLECTIBLES MARINE SLIPS PROPERTY 1558 APARTMENTS OPPORTUNITY FOUND 292 5 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 6017 DOCKS 702 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT 2 9 04 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii South Colorado •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND Drivers Experienc ed Sales Cruise Ship Mont Blanc Slip for 42'+ boat Ra nch STOPI s 1500/Wkfv F em a I e O o I d e n or Inexperienced ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Emplo~ment Fountain Pen $13.00 per It, easy 47 acr S $29 900 " Retriever 2 17 In I v World Travell Get the Bounht In 1 ... 90 access, xlnt loca1ion. • · • · COSTA MESA 2624 working from homel • • Nonh Amor can an H B ad fl m seeks .. .. 1 SI II ff di W 'slde CM (Canyon/ · · r #1 source for finding Used twice-make olfor 7 14 -675-6128 me o ere Xlnt Income oppt. · · Lines has owner op-sell motivated, organ- Spoctacular views of No glmm lc k9'. Victoria) 646-1790. erator openings In lzed, Independent, w~r.':igi.~r7~~~~~sl 842-9724 Lynnl• Pikes Peak, Green-E'•ld• 2bd/1.5ba 2-car Serious poople call: Found: Cockatlel In the their Relocation Sor-outside sales rep. Ext ce9517 I••••••••• horns & Sangre de gar, fp, stove, hkups. 1·800·370·4292 C.M. area, please call vices Division. Tulllon· 33K min. gaur comm AUTOMOBJLES Crlstro Mountains. sm. pa11o/yard. $985. Avon-No Door To 646-4209 evenings. free training!* Tractor + bon1o1aes. Fun, hard (We are a research WANTED Beautlfully rolling Avail 3/8. 645-5882 Door Nec e s sary LOST Cat, mottled purchase programs, working environment. & publlshlng co.) TO BUY 6019 flotds & woods • per· E'SIDE Lr BR no tr all er maintenance Exp er I enc 8 a + . Earn $1000 Weekly iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -----.-----feet horse country. g clean 2 • Earn to 50%. Sell at g r e y s h o rt h a I r e P 8 f St lfl e elo es at Outstanding wildlife. 1BA. Gar, laundry rm. work/anywhere. MLM w/striped tall on 2/14 x ens s, pay or per-Fax res: 714·960·0551 houmen.gNonevxpeprlenca. Old Coins Gold Sliver BMW 9030 Clole to lake & na. 120 Alben Pl. S750. & benefits available. CdM. 780·6785 fmorumcanhce plamnso raendl Or mall lo: J.A. Whitney ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii J.. M 548 1703 c 11 f t 8855 Atlanta Ave. Ste Free supplies. No ob-Franklin Mint, Sterling!• tlonal forest. Year eave ssg · a or grea money-L t CAT· REWARD 1-800-348·2147 300 H 8 CA 92646 ligation. Send SASE: Old watches & Jewelry '84 833 CSI Full pwr . · making opportunity. 0 • • • " w 1 t Col 642 9448 round access w/tele· 1---------Independent Reps Tan, slamese, callco Dept. A·4 ACE, Dept. 503 es coas n · Xlnt cond. Must see. phone & electric, NEWPORT 1_800•527•2866 Ext 3 mix. In the vicinity of •subject to conaln Sec retary PIT 8·12 Box 5137 Top Dollar• P aid Afl svc reds. $6500 . Excellent financing. San MlgueVSpyglass conditions. M-F. Recptn, filing. Diamond Bar, CA For Records. Jazz, 759-5588 (719) 564-6367 BEACH 2 669 PEPS ~~:Es HEY NB, 2/17. 760·8880 FT/PT S•I•• positions ~~m~~ll:FXR:-4t!~ 91765 Sountracks. etc. '91 0 251 Blk/blk, Solld cash business. LOST Male cat, grey/ available at Lady Golf Architect, 500 NO EXPERIENC!i Call Miko 645-7505. 5 spd, 20r. 1 owner. • ••• ........... HOUSES/ .... Jd I twlf'811L ---CONDOS ........... I .... alHUO •1BR Fr om S850• 28R 2BA From $785 O/W Incl. 60JC30 pool. No pets. Carport . Vlst8 Del Meaa •545-4855• Top local sites. blk tabby wearing and Resort Wear Jasmine, CdM 92625 NECESSARY! CO, sunroof. $13,500 . tagged collar on 2/13 St A 1 F shlon $.500 to $900 weekly Min1 cond. 829-0714 $1,500+ woekly po-ore. PP Y a S tyllst Rent+colnm '<" JEWELRY FURS lentlal. Best deal In vie of Placentia Island, Suite 207-A ~ potential processing , ,95 BMW 525.T U.S. Minimum Invest· & Superior. 722-6719 720-1998 Kristen beauty supply store mortgage refunds. & ART 60 25 I station. Apply: E. 17th Own hours. Tour Ing Wagon . ..., . ._ 111-•-GA·-.,., FOR RENT llt ?n 11 p1. oc .. 1 ,.._ ·-------· Clll llUD .. UI--m • n t $ 1 O. 8 O O • Lost Valentines Day M a nager Reatrnt exp. Costa Mesa 642-8914 1-800-382·2198 White. Chrome C/0 Immediate cash flow. 2 colored Gold Contemporary Chi·•---------EXT 503 OIL P .. JNTINQ Traction. New Lexus Lido I. Spacious 2br 1 8"" "17 6430 f T elemarketer• .. 1.5ba, single garage, · 'E-;'3900 earrings. CVlc 0o nese cuisine Tri Sqr. WorkAtHome Local Artist Ferd Trade1 ll'G24954 patio, furn/unfurn. N ew7p14or6t73 A11r9 r . 548-3243, after 2pm. E•rn up to 5700/wkly EMPLOYMENT Jllonhsnsconarotof oMnoonStMrlupl-. '""""""" $31,977 CORONA .......... •I DELMAR $1700. 098·0788 •VENDING ROUTE• --.-. selling a long distance •20 prime locatlons• Office PT, flex hrs. service over the WANTED 5535 Framed, signed, oil, 2122 •Prlcedforqulck -H-EAL--TH--,----Start $6 .5 0/hr. h P Id al 1 28x40 of the N .B . I••••••••• sale•800-711-4361• Sunflower/Fairview P one. 8 tr nng. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pavllllon $900 obo HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE 3bd, 1·3/4 ba 1/2' blk MISCELLANEOUS FITNESS 3000 area. Send FX 498· Call 800·842·1409 CAREGIVER AV.f'IL 1-818·792-7560. Q 4751 or call 557-9892. R.N. Elderly/Infirm =-...,....--=-----,,,.......,-to beach. ualnt, cozy RENTALS All'ERNATIVE IDICINEJI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I-:;.:.:.:.....::.;:::.:..:._:~~:;.::.: I:=.=::--==-:=::::--Full Charge. Physician Ro lex Daytona Stain· collage Olde COM. Byl••••••••• 1,_.u ~s.m.s., DIABETICS (using In· Receptionis t for EMPLOYMENT Reis Cory 597•0889 ten Stee1,,.,orlg owner ·L E X U S· MISSION VIEJO 1 ·800·669·5398 ;ff~~:;,~~e~~5-~~~t •REALDlll sulln). Old you know upscale tanning salon SERVICES 5533 30 yrs. ~eeps xlnt•-CAD----C--9-0_4_0 •---------•REALProductl Medicare (or Insur-CdM. Energetic peo·,'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I time. $8995. Call Ed ILIA ---------• EXEC TOWNHOUSE ROOMS 2706 ance) covers most pie personl FIT M·F.11 tor appt. 873·8330 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~ii GENERAL 1002 Large 2bd/2.5ba. tam liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •RE.Al.Ptople supplies?. Save money PIT Wknds 645-5361 •-••-• MERCUllMDJSE ,78 ELDORADO .... ,._~"---. __ .... c 11 800 633 2001 Please ~ aware that a~• ROLEX GMT Maater rm, 2 FP's, 2-car gar, CM/N H A """"""...,.,....'"".'7-"-W. a : 1-· • Receptlonl•t ·PT SS, one year warrnt. Rebuilt Trans., Good pooVtennls. S1875mo. wprt gta rea Ft..l-8.._00-.N-55u-i.5-2~;,,lc..r.£5 Liberty Medical. Salls-Prof. Firm N.B. near 1he llstlngs In this cat-Abolutely mlnll $2400. Condition, $1900/0BO Atte n tion Home Ownere & 875·8045 ~:~~. P~:tf~~· ln~~~:1._ ___ ....,.....__lj_......__. lact1on guaranteed. alrpor1. Flexible up to ~J'~'!um:y~q~~~b~~ -11-.. f'PT-Q-UE--S----1 8181789•9078 .,....,.....,..-7,,..1.,...4-_9.,...5_7_-0..,,...8_8_3..,-- llght kit Prlv. $310/ No H~O Members H>-15 hours per week. In which there 11 a nnu 6010 '8 3 Blarrltz Best '83 share utll. + dep. Mention "26161° Call Lynn 263-0606 charge per minute. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------Cad In US! Avg 6,300 R.E. Agent•ll Showcase those special properties In our Homes of the Week & Open Home Gulde published each Saturday In the Real Estate Tab. It's an effective and Inexpensive way to reach homebuxersl COSTA MESA 2124 K.n •42 1770 CREDIT 2 907 Diabetics Save money Oak wash atand w/ P"" .. 'OS •-mis pr/yr Real show '"" • on supplies. Medicare R••t •ura nt $1000 WEEKLY &.n.H ca · pays If you use lnsu-Hostess/Host/Servers Stutnng envelopes In white marble xlnt ORGANS 6059 piece. S5k. 675-3391 Fr•• Debt lln, we bill for you. Day/night. Apply: your locatlon. Easy cond. $375,640-1212. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '9 1 Deville Brgndy Counaellng M • n t 1 on 2 61 6 1 2 3-5pm Wed/Thur/Fri work, excellent pay. --------... 1 Babw Gr•nd Plano Ith r Int. Imm a c . 4Br28a **** Large yard, pool. RENTALS TO Low cost debt repay-1·800-833·2001 . BLUEWATER QRILL PT/FT workers needed Top Dollar Paid! HI-gloss blk, beautlful loaded. Only 20k mis. Beat E 'alde Location liiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ment. Many major ----,D,,,.,..IAB:-=:E:T:-:-1c=s:":'l--630 Udo Patk Or. NB nowt Free details From 1800·1960. finish, In-tune, like $14.500. 498-2823 $1450/mo. 557-5069 SHARE 272 4 Near Tri-Square. Relax 3Br S.A. Home Quiet creditor• tower pay-(Using lnaulln) R•t•ll Sal•• Ar1, col· •end SASE: 1 pc to en1ire estate. new. $1995. 527·1854 '8 3 Seda n Devllle w/2 ·Matr Br Suites, area. Laundry. Full men1s, reduce Inter-Medicare pays for lectlbles. PIT wkdys. P.O. Box 500-KR Paintings, china, V8, lthr Int, full pwr, 2-decks, gar. Avl now. prlv. $300 +utlls. ,st. Established your supplies. We Sales exp preferred., ___ u_ma_,_P_A_1_90_3_7_ glsware, furn, etc. cruise C1J, casstt, wire l l 040JL.se 840-9408 Spanish 751·8727 1980's. Non-profit. bill them, ship to you. 673-6292, for appt. ALASKA 40Yr NB Res 673-6223 BICYCLES 6060 whls. S16k 854-7817 Call our Classl led Department Todayll 842·5 878 E 'Slde 3BR 2BA F/p CM 3Br TWnhme w/cln Conaumer Credit Save Money. Satlsfac·•---------EMPLOYMENT ~=======~I New crpt, pt, tile. In· quiet, no smk. 2blks Counseling Services tlon Guaranteed. Sal•• Excellent eatnlng po--CHEVROLET 9045 t B k B $440/ 1-800-388·2227 M di I *START NOW!* tentlall The .a1 source Schwinn Alrdyne clds Inside w/d. Patio. o ac ay. moi..---......,,.----.,,.-...-Liberty • ca ... exerclze bike $150.i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $1090. 873·8019 1/3 utl. Steve 645-5386 Lump Sum C•a h 800·833-2001 POSTER ART CO. for finding work In ffSTlu::zs SM) 714-84 s-oeo2 1• JE'alde CM Rm Share How l We buy your In· No HMO members. Hiring for Managmanl Alaska's fishing Indus· '84 Cavalier Grey ---------bath, kit, ref'• req'd. aurance s'ettlement, Mention 261111. Training Program. tryl 1-800·276-4726 Anl1q1tt1lo'50.~ 4 door, automatic ---------•NEWPORT From s6o/Wk·l3261 annuity, ,,,ortgage No exp needed. F/T Ext A895•7. (We are a TV, ELECTRONICS, trans. Full power. HUNTINGTON BEACH 2169 mo. 642·9622 Ive mag. note• or 1011 .... y win-·-------· I 1350/Week • To Star1 research & publishing ·&l=--bur. s'l"l!neo 6080 $1750 OBO. 831-6728 r\lngs paumenta for 714·754-5858 company.) """· ......... .t.1•&\.IO '84 c ette Reb llt BEACH 1040 NB Dover Shores oashl Quick closlnga. EMPLOYMENT pclfCllll\\ctft.pollry, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eng/tr::S (float cai:n) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Bayrldge 2bd/2ba, Kitch, lndry, phone, 1 ·800·338·581S oldeo911110fh apollr, new trs +many 2·car gar. S1400/mo. S cable. Great Loe. l!at 100 jlwllry. ..... Mn., new pns/. Great cond. 3br 1 .Sb• Condo Leate. Ellla Realty S415+d ep. 845-9515 pettodlf9!g. * CABLI TV * 57500. 942.0859 Pert star1er homel 044-9373 x1S52 NB Prof male seeking MONEY EMPLOYMENT AO 1 1 dloofllliit**' Deacr•mblere Poot. park, tennla . .,..,...,....-.-...,,.--,-...,,.._,...,,.... to share your house 5530 ertlSmg ,,,__ ____ .......... LOW98t Prlco1! • ... 7 •oo 75"' 1 877 Lido la Bayfr1 4Br 3Ba """_,,... _ y ~· ,... •• Dock aval. Avall now. rental. 497-3392 TO LOAN 2914 •Coi ... ltliM:•• 1 •ar Warranty J•ck ~heahlr• bkr Fum/unfurn, wk/mo/yr NB WONDERFUL 2Br liiiiiliiiiiiiiii!ii~iiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii~iii~& Coordin . ~ .... CIOI._., Vlta/MC/Dltcover 850-2300 M0-3700 House on the Beach. Loana aw Phone •1000'e Poaslble ator •tmrrall&tCllltl C.0 .0. 30 day trial T 64th St. Fully furn. 2 ho d I I Tvplng Par1 Time. Al 1 .. 00.lt 1-4121 NEWPOR On C•n•I 3br 2ba $650 3•117•1 51 s-1802 4 '" ec aon. 1•t Home. Toll Fr.. 7'14..l49-3711 * * * BEACH 1069 1-car gar+ 1 car spc, and 2nd Equity lines. 1-600-218-9000. Ext. S1H5/mo, dock avl No. L8g.ana Room avl No Income vermca-T-1398 for Listings. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 7 1 4-'f23-044S lmmed OcntmVGated tlon. POOf credit OK. ______ ,,__ ....... ..,..,...,.... Large Sunnw 1 Br Pvt enVlull ba. UIVcbl It's almplel $1 OOO'a Poaalble Oceanvlew roof-top, On the Sand 2br pd. $550 494-7059 ~nle ~ye Typing Part Time. At aundeck, Ip. 1 parking 1.5ba, upstairs duplex Affinity Mortgage Home. Toll F r ee apace, frHh paint, on Beacon Bay With 1-800-963-0000 1·800·218-9000. Ext. new carpet. •eoo. patio, gwa\8e no pets. T-1381 for Ustlngs. 5023 River 831-8097 Sl800. :Ml1H COMMERCIAL MOltTGAG!S 6 AUTO MECHANIC ipeotaoul•r Hom• REAL ESTATE Newport Tire •Newport H•l•h••• 0n S•nd 2er+a M•tr T.D.'S 2918 3000 •· co .. t Hww Low Down P1ymentll Br 3 B 2 f ... 000/ Coron• del M•r 3br/3b9, den, pool, • 1• P•· -mini ocn vu. 1525K mo/IM •Y~•ae CASH NOWll W e 714-844 84etl Q d R't •7•-"'"181 aAAftt ..... ul•r A---COMMlltCIAL purchate mor1gagH, Bookk••IMr Aaat run V •"....., .. -C-ha --~-· PDO-ITY 2778 1nnultlH, and bust-A/P. AIR. reconcile end n .... ·-we ~ .--.. nea• not••· Since dally rcpte. E1ecet. WO. Lu1eurlou1 1br and 1814 hlgh .. t prlc.. prfct, OCk~k. Llg retl!H ACUAGB 1125 1br+toft Wllh 2 epa· R•talf 8~500tq ft, paid . ,rH H tlmatH, health ttore. 113-22M •••ili•••••I c l o u • baloonl ee. fncc:t, ptkg tor HJ car•. prompt, prot.ealonat. Pine Arlaien• Abundant w alk In 19ttt St/CM 11170.mo Colonltll PlMnclal aunn• Helpa M all ltrope.... cloHI and •lorage. 3U)·48~88tl l-IO().M .. l200 Or••l•r•, Phot09a, •• ,,, Oae and water paid. El(t 81 CHhr/Bkkpre. Mgt. 180 Acr .. from tne/ Walk to llatbOe lttand N.11. IQO.m.1147lc137 acre. Llm lt•d avail· and th• beaohH. JNDUSftW. 2711 •0~..,..-"!'-.,-r------ ablttty, no ~ Pte•llglou• r•aortlm!lllll•••••••I~~~~~~~~~ ~ut ~:: ot YUma. ~~~~•t:''h•n~'u':'!:. POR 10,000 If UBOVKIM!m =::. =:::-" Ci.an lllr, pancH~ ~ Aptt 9'aortln9 INDUITRIAL IUtU>fHQ 'c l•rlc al poeltlone. 'ltew9, .-.no av..._ • 11.0. 78•tM8 ••. l e lier wlfl High...,.. of ou.tomer aDle. Call Art at: GOOS* ... ~ en .. •~ • cont•c t. M"'•' •• y,.. ......,, l1ua1e/8r vere11111" ciNnge. ..._ 11e1t w.a ••Adlll .. a ....._ &And_..,.,. eonoo . ....,., cee.n. o ....... Taoa?n '°11111' ....... ~-~ ..... ,_. .. ., Poolf9pa. M..... .. ----..,. ........ MMOl1•1111i•••••• .......,.,... CM OUT-OMTAD wan 1 .. I ... , ... ., ... .,..... . . ....... fttpC, ....-....._ ~ tr::'?. lftlftww•1111l~lllE• ::~~·tr~-= "m\111.- .. FORD 9075 '84 LTD 4dr mid-sin. Pow8f, Ilk• new; one owner. records. S2200 OBO. 723·1504 '87 FORD VAN Conv. V-6, Alf. P/S, AIC. Low mt Orig. Own«. $5,HS obO 720-\722. '91 MUSTANG QT Conve rt, Auto m t. Whitt/Tan Leather. Full Option. 11150$2. $18,977 ·L•xua. MISSION vta.IO 1-edo-M•NM ' Q WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1997 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I Ac:IOI Albef1 6 VllPOf 9 Feline name 14 Variety o4 l>MI 1 S Gr.-lelfef 16 MU!IClll Worlc 17 F11rm 19 PM of USN A 20 Be on debl 21 Songet McFnl"P 22 Sot1111g 23~11111 2~ lntnrnsl 26 Chell! AlhrP 29 Emt>nr :l I r11ck ;1n1mnlc, 3? Cn11r1 r11sr 36 Roman's g11rmenl 37 Heany lau~h 38 Slender 40 SlrPss 43 ESCOfl 45 Flfe- 46 $eMfl9 0.Sh 47 Classrly SO Shed tears 5 t Starrct11e post 52 Jug 54 Corduroy ndge 57 Be or use to 58 Lrke some scnemes 61 Combine 62 Put one's -on meddle 63 Dark &" Ch!Hrt1 ollrri11I 85 001"t oc-.ci 1p11hon e& light wood DOWN 1 AepeAI 2 Arnt> Ir lldi!IQ Vt'S'l'I 3 Nohlf> llllr 4 r111y 5 MrM11h<\n And A'""' I\ Word 11<1nn bfltorp IPA or th11mh 7 Mnhy 01rk'll lor 8 POfl q lll'mll tl'111 Alf' ollen r emovf"d 10 Swrllly 11 Cut on 1he SIAnt 12 Rnnch's mark 13 H11rvaufa r1V11I 18 Lock of h11" 23 Lady 24 Genetic m11tf'f111I 25 Swong around. As a ship 26 Supermooet Carol 27 Flower bed 28 Fit ot temper 29 Hong on 30 Hardwood 33 Seize the throne 34 Nastase ol the courts 35 Cllr part 37 ·-Are M>y Sunshine 39 "Of Mice and-· 4 t Bee part1C1panl 42 Soelc 43 Harsh 44 Montreal's 47 ri~ 48 Pr11e 49 Neutral color SO Exhausted 51 c.n 52 Selves 53 Shawt, e g 54 Turn over and OVf'r 55 Egyphan goddess 56 Alpha -. gamm;i 59 Worll on a sound traok 60 One -mrlhon 10 t1 t2 1 Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you. ,, 1115 llllCIDIS lillll---•I '•• ••~ Bn&/IM lltw ••• aooa•L luro •ea OUTUa8 'M Cl\.ICA OT 1210 Qold pckg. Xlnl condt Whlffan, MU9t lff Y~. auto. l/C, cc, Ml eomi.n. ~ 4k ml. 4dr, Alf. CO 111,IOO Thia a .. uty. 11500 PoWef, amttm 11•90. W h I 1 e fl 0 3 3 I 3 1 080. 7a~a7•a Finn. 131 .. 7a. 11111 obo 723.0233 IU,977 tiii Diii.TA .. Neither vulne"'ble. South at'al11. NO Rm •K •S '\J~'16 o AK98 6108 5 F..AST •765 2 QJ9862 0 7-43 •6 The bidding: eoum WP.ST NORTH F~ INT Pu• SNT r,... Pau PUI Opt>ning le11d: Ten of • Among thP mo11t itlRring difTer- C"n<'ell hC'I wcC'n ruhhfor hridge and dupl1c11l(' i11 the vnl11r Atlll<'hed tn 11nclrrlnr k11 nnd nyC'rlrirk11. An rxtr11 20 or 50 poinlll rnn meRn 118 much 1111 11n 1.100 penAlty in some cn11P11. MAny of thP tournament gnme'11 moAt interesting d eals invnlvr hatllet1 for tricks thal would hr rC"latively me11ningles11 at rubber hridge. This cl11ssic reaturell two of the great. players of ye11~erycl'lr, Fr"nce'• Pierre Alh"rran In tht> Weflt 11e11t and New York'• Richtrrd 1 .. FTey, liulnr South. Norftl-South re"ched three no trump 1n quick. lime on en auction that was pretty arilhmrtical. Weil got hlA aide off to " good 1tart with 11 ""re spade lead rather than 11 club, which would have reve"led the lie of the cards. Declarer took the nut. trick in dummy and, with nine tricb lhcrt' for the t.aklng, had " perfectly ufe play for an ove rtrick by leadinit a club toward the clOllCd hand. When East followed low, declarer did the aame, 1md IO did Wmit.-1 Wit.h one overt.rick Rhu dy in the bag. declarer aaw no reR11on nnl I.cl try for another. The tahle was re· entered with the klng of dlamond11 for another club lead -Md I.he roof ren in. F..ast diacarded a heart and Soul.h re1tlized that he h11d been taken for a 1mcker. No matter wh8l declarer plRyed, WP11t would rRttle ofT fi vr duh lrickll for a one-trick &et. Learn to b e a h e lte r b ridg.- playerl Subt1crib.-now t o the Gon!n Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788-1225 ror information. Or write to: Gon!n Bridl(e l .el· ter, P.O. Box -4-410, C hical{o, Ill. 60680. STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Ugai Departmmr at the Dpily Pi/or is pleased ,. ro announce a new Jn'11ice now availabk to new busintsrt:S. '13 LIXUS SC400 811C/81k FuH e>ptlon only 52k Certified a.G• APR 110031823 131,977 '92 u:xus SC400 Cashmttt/Full optJQM Won't Lall! #022931 •24,977 '94 LEXUS SC400 Full option Certified 2.9% APR 111037721 $34,977 '94 LEXUS SC400 Blue 45k Cert. 2.9% APR. Full option ' S33,~77 '94 LEXUS ES300 Full Option. 29k Certlned. 2.9" APR. Wont last #016784 $24,977 '85 LEXUS LS400 Full option 18k Cert 2.9% APA. #003891 $41,977 ·LEXUS· MISSION VIEJO 1 ·800·889·5398 RENT through classified ~ wiU now SEARCH the n411U for you at no txtra ~. and~ you the rime and the trip kJ the Court Hayse in Santa Ana. Thm. of ctJUTSe, afe" the garch is complet.ed we wiU Jik your fictitious business name statmtmt with the County Cink, publish on« a Wttlt for four wttks as required by law and thm fik your proof of publication with the CQU1tty Clerk. Pleme !top by to fik your jictitWu.s business Itatmtmt al the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St. Costa Mesa. If you cannot ttup by. pkase caU us at (714) 642-4321 and we wiU make ammgmzmt:s for you ro handle this promiurr by maiL · If yqu should have any farther questions. pkase calJ us and we wiU be""'" than glad to assist you. Good luck in your nnu business! D ' '"'Pilot a 150 Revel 8rOU9h•m " Fully load~. VI, datk '91CAMRYLE Full Option. 2ek. Lexus l'r•d•. F/Pwr Moonroof •310129 •••••••••I blue with llaht blue in-•aa 2eozx. A/C, Pwr terlor, IM,000 m11e1. wind, l .. pd. Reg'd 13,000 or bHl Offer. 818,977 Feb ·ee. Great condl 714 574~287 S1350 obo• 131·7149 Can't aeem to get to all those repair Jobs around the house? PLYMOUTH 9165 -LIXUI· MllllON YllJO 1 ·800-111·9311 '90 V•r•e•r LR Well --------i::-malntalned, 1 owner. VOLVO 92..>0 · 8 2 k m 11 . s e • 8 O o · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Co1ta MHa 545·4859' ,84 24oaL Full pwr, anrf, lthr. Great cond. Let the CIHslfled Service Directory help you find reliable help. $42·5878 PONTIAC 9170 160k mis. 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