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Home My WebLink About1997-03-17 - Orange Coast Pilot' SPORTS OCC women top the field at invitational PLAN AHE·AD Get a jump on things happening around town Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 \1 (I" I> \ 'i I\ I\ I I I I '-. 1, Don't ever accuse the Costa Mesa City Council of befug par- ty poopers. Tonight, that crazy cast of city leaders ~le· brate St. Patrick's Day by fea- turing Irish music and folk dancing before their regular meeting. But, "there will be no green beer,• said City Manager Allan Roeder. "That's the only thing I can assure you.• Mayor Peter Buffa also plans to hand over the mayor's gavel to Mayor Pro Tern Gary Mona-- han for the night, because, Buf- fa said, Monahan's Irish roots take precedence over 'Suffa's Italian background. Meanwhile, residents who watch the meetjng on cable television will hear Irish music during breaks. There also will be appearances by other guests of Irish decent. "Everyo_ne has to wear green or th0¥ don't get to speak (at the podium),• Buffa joked. Roeder says this isn't the first time City Council members incorporated a holiday theme at a meeting. A few years back, former City Councilman Jay Humphrey brought fake beards and Santa. Claus caps for every- one to wear during the meeting prior to Christmas. "We put them on at the end of the meeting for council com- ments," said Roeder, explaining that they didn't want to look sil- ly during the serious portions of the meeting. The council hijinks begin at 6:30 p.m . at City Hall, 77 Fair Dnve. Decipher the following phrase: ·Proposed urban wild- land interface mitigallon plan.• Give up? That wordy mouth- ful means, in a word: "Weed- ing.· The verbiage appeared in ~notice about an upcoming community meeting, where plans for clearin,gr.brush and shrubbery will be detailed. Thanks to our friends at the Newport Beach Fire and Marin~ Department for providing t!tis riddle! -Compiled by Susan Deemer and Iris Yokot r----------------, h .I Hots ots ... :: OOH I.EACH I DM.Y PlOT Golf cbAmp Bob Marplly la dlr and by tlae aowd dui· ........ ,.. ..... romdof M Tolhlhe s.loi' aau«c:. Por .u of tM llMI ....... ... lportl; ....... I \ ll I \ I : I l I : I ; I . I : .. • ,. I As Marshall Duffield gets set to build his 62-foot battery- powered boat, the Newport Beach ·businessman is looking for fellow boaters to take the Catalina Chall<>ngP . By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot Marshall HDuffy" Duffield thinks he has devised a way for electric boats to get a little respect: He's building a 62-foot, $250,0po battery-powered boat that can travel as fast as a diesel- fueled boat on· a nonstop SO-mile trip. ered transportation. And with more people heating about elec- tric cars -he owns a red EVl himself -he's hoping to generate more excitement about electric boats. what pe'll call the HCatalina Challenge." He's counting on the event, tentatively scheduled for July and co-sponsored by Simple Green cleaning products, to garner heaps of positive publicity for the electric boat industry. The soft-spoken Newport Beach businessman, known for inventing the quiet, smog-free Duffield electric boat 26 years ago, simply loves battery-pow- The plan: This summer he'll pilot his high-tech boat from the Newport Beach jetties to Catali- ria Island and back. In the process, he plans to set the world's first speed and endurance record, for electric boats. Every year, he'll try to out- do the last -and he hopes to have someone to race against in H Everyone knows what an electric boat is in Newport," he said, standing in his boat ware- house and weanng a white "Duffy Boats" shut. "This is a real good way to prove to the rest • SEE ELECTRIC PAGE 5 o~v ... OT Marshall "Duffy" Duffield shows oU a 10-foot model of the 62- ioot electric boat he is building in his ~sta Mesa factory. DON LEACH 1 OAll.Y Pl..OT Yvonne Scott enjoys photos of herseU whe~ she was 50 years younger during the 50th anniversary celebration of SL Joachim Church Sunday afternoon ln Costa Mesa. St. Joachim looking grand at 50 By June Casagrande, Daily Pilot Three gray-haired women huddled around a display of photos began pointing and laughing when Yvonne Scott recog· nized her own face in one of the snapshots. Scott and her friends were amo~g the estimated 1,100 people gathered Sunday to celebrate St. Joachim Church's 50th anniversary. To mark the occasion, church officials held a Jubilee Eucharist and recep· tion with city and county officials in atten- dance. After services by the Most Rev. Nor· man F. McFarland and a horruly by St J oachim's Rev. Kenneth Krause, congre- gants filled the courtyard to eat, sooa.1.J.ze and reminisce. Hisn't that something?," Scott remarked, . . • SEE ST. JOACHIM PAGE 5 Learµing . to fit in Transplanted from Egypt, mana GirgiS stays close to her family • EDITOR'S NOTE; This J.s part of an ongcr ing aerle.s Introducing nine members of the CJCJ.5$ of 2000. The DaJ1y Pilot selected theae atudent.s from a homeroom d<WJ at New- port Harbor HJgh School and wW follow the teem through the wonder years to their graduation at the turn of the century. By Michelle Terwilleger, 'Daily Pilot Ever since sh e came to Orange County from Egypt five years ago, Diana Girgis has been a little differ- ent from her classmates. As a fourth-grader in Huntington Beach, .her cla11mates ridiculed her because they didn't understand her. "At first when I came here, a lot of people made fun of me because I didn't speak English and they thought I looked like a Mexican,• Diana said. •They tried speaking Spanish and I didn't under· stand tt • But after a year of learning English, Diana plunged into the reoW:ar class· .. • ( room even as she continued to speak Arabic at home. · She moved to CoSlJl Mesa three years JlQO. - While she excels in school -she's been on the honor roll since she started at Newport-Harbor High -Diana says she doesn't really mix in with the crowd much there. Again. people mistake her for some- one she's nol •0ne person came up to me and said,) 'Are you 16?'9 the soft-spoken 14-yea.r- old said. ·1 kinda feel old. They say I'm matlln!, that I act older than I really am • Diana admits she does differ from her clusmates in some simple ways. •t don't like talldog on th pbon that much: she Mld. Diana said she doesn't spend much time outside of school with her class- mates. •1 don't have the time," she said. "My mom needs me at home.• Diana spends the first few hours after school helping ~er mother with a day care service she runs out of their small home. Her voice grows stronger and her face lights up when she describes helping the children take their first steps. •I like kids, • she said. "I like working with them and playing with them.• The Job bas led to her interest in becoming a pediatrician. ·u t bad my own child, I'd ~ow what to do," Diana said. •At six months they start trying to aawl, at eight months they start eating food." On weekends, she and bet sister help their parents clean the bOUJe. •0n Fridays and Satwdays, I just take over," abe sakl. "I do the whole hc>use. • She also goes shopping for heir family by bicycle. • SEE CLASS PAOE 4 .. Task force • J could' help catch car thieves • City Council will decide tonight whether to assign Costa Mesa police officer t0 Orange <;::ow tv Auto Theft group for 3 ell stint By Susan Deemer. Dally Piiot COSTA ~IESA -Co ld ~le:.a Pollce Department off1cict.ls want City CounaJ members to oppro\'e plaCUlg a pollce detectl\ e on a. !;pecial countywide task forc0 asSJgned to combat mndents of grand theft automobtles · "The (Orange County Auto Theft) task force 1s more likely to target Costa Mesa than t! we did- n't have a·Costa J\.fesa detective on the force," Lt Ron Snuth SdJd City Council members will decide whether to approve the request at Monday night's City Council meeting scheduled dt ,6:30 p m . 77 Fau Dnve Dunny the first rune months ot 1996. the aty ranked seventh tughest m the county for automo- bile thefts with 463 reported There were 10 485 reported ma· · dents dunng that same penod countyWlde ,. Snuth Sdld the ot'(s proXlllllty to two ma1or freeways dS well as the mdkeup of the commuruty contnbute to more frequent ma- dents He said a large number of expensive luxury automobiles alsQ attract cnrninals to seek out vetucles m Costa t--tesa. • SEE COUNCIL PAGE 5 .. MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1997 neighbors COMMUN ITY Orange County Pair official photographers, Pat and Peggy O'Donnell, received a special recognition awtird after recently winning a passel of honors for their work during the Western · ,; Fairs Association Annual Con· vention. The O'Donnells have been taking photQS of the annual Orange County f'"ru.r in Costa Mesd and other events at the fcurgrounds for several years. J. Michael Lanni of Newport Beach, who operates avocado dJld citrus groves m Riverside County. was named vice chair- man of the Caltfomia Avocado Comrru ss1on's marketing com- m1 ttee for the 1996 season. CORPORATE Erk P. Weber was named '>l'nJOr vice president at Imperial Bank's Orange County Regional Office in Costa Mesa. It h~ppened a year ago today A year ago, Newport Beach held its fi'.rst Internattonal Film Fe1tJval at Edwards Big Newport Theater. A searchlight pierced the sky and camera crews and movie buffs lined the entrance to the theater. Although there were many empty seats in the previously stat~ sold-out theater, the opening act of the Newport Beach International Film Festival, "A Weekend in the Coilntry, • drew applause and plenty of laughs from those in atten· dance. · As the film was letting out and people headed over to a gala party at the Hard Rock Cafe, a beaming Jeff Conner, the festival's executive director, summed up matters in two words. special place for such a· thing to happen. A man wearing a cblcken suit was arrested by police after he stormed the lobby of the Hyatt Newporter in protest of a convention pf poultry farmers. 0 <:;osta Mesa father Uoyd Bennet was one of two dozen community leaders who got to be "Principal Pot the Day." "I'm considering this a real treat,• said the independent tax accountant who vis- ited Killybrooke Elementary. ·rm reason: ably well-informed on what's·going on in the schools, but I don't think you ever really know until you see if at work." 0 •Not bad," he said. 0 Dozens of prospective heroes of ·the Yes, it was only a year ago that... surf braved chilly water and stiff compe- The boyfriend of a third-grade Wbitti-tition ~ the annual Newport Beach We- er Elementary School teacher secretly guards trials. arranged with the principal to propose in E~ghty-three applicants from across front of the school's 840 students after the Southern California turned out for the daily assembly. event -a grueling, 1,200·yard "dash Layton Belling & Associates, a Newport BPdCh-bdscd I ull-sNvtce redl eslale mvcstment cmd rndJldgE>· ment compd ny. ndmed A blushing Patti Root accepted the.. and splash" from the rock jetty near 28th wedding prdposal. . Street out.to the buoys near Newport Pier "I couldn't believe it,• Root sa,id. "I and back to shore. MARC MARTIN I DAILY PllOT Wbfttter Elementary school teacher Patti Root gets a marriage proposal before 840 students one year ago today. · knew it was coming, but this is really a -Compiled by Marissa Espino Perry Schon-Perry Schol'lleJd fe ld semor vice· president. Mandgeme nt Servicec; Group. Mike ChJtjfan, a 30- year veteran in executive searr h dnd pres1denl of Markar Asso- ciates in Costd MPSd, WdS reelected pres- ide nt of thc> Mike Chltjlan Cauforrud Associal.Jon of Pe rsonnel Consultants. Julie Schneider wa-s ndmed senior Vlce president for New· port Beach -based LFC Commu- nJcaUons Limited. MILITARY A1r Force Am ndn Carie A. Wodrtch, siste'r of Cryi.tal F. Wodnch of Cai.ta Me~d . gradudt- ed from basic m1l.J tdry trtUrun g c1t Ldrk.Jdncl Air Force· Bc1se in Sdn Anlomo Am1y Pvt. Joshua V. Barta, son of (jc•r11'y l}clntl in Costa Mesd, qrachictt<'d from One• Std· tion Unit Trct1 nmq cil rort Leondrd Wood, Wc1ynPw1lle. Mo EDUCATION Orange Coast College mdchmc• tc>ch nology studPntc; Cdptured 12 medals for the Uurd YPM m d row in req1onal cornpe- tJllons sponsored by the Voca- llondl lndustndl Clubs of Amen- c a {)('('\ ledm c;wept the com- pelll1on. wmrung every medal Jeremy Moseld, John Zindler, Jack Johnson, Jason Humphrey dnd Taku Yanaglba, all from Costd Mesd, 'captured gold mednls Azu!)c1 PdcLhr University stu- dent Jetl M. Courvolsler of Cos- l8 Mesa made the academic Dean's List c1t APU. Ryan J. Tomalas of Newport Bcarh g raduate d with a bache· lor's degree in political science at the University of Oregon. engagements ,. VVarnrington-\Vhite Mr. and Mrs. James P. Warm- ington of Newport Beach announce the engagement of theu daughter, Julie Ann Warm· • mgton, to Mathew Edward While, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael K White of Newport Beach They will be married this June in Rancho Santa Fe. The bride-elect and her fiance are graduates of USC. Julie is currently employed at Cheateau lnterio~ and Matt at Belgravia CapitaT. Arn9ld-Geff eney Joseph and Julie Arnold of Eugene, Ore. have announced the engagement of their daugh- ter. Lisa Lynn, to l\.'ler Marshall Geffeney, son of Bill and Linda Geffeney of Costa Mesa. They will be married March 22 in Com- munity Church Congregational of Corona del Mar. The bride-elect is currently attending Orange Coast College, and he r fiance graduated lrom Ne wport fiarbor High School and the University of Califorriia at Berkeley TODAY FORENSIC CONSULTANTS The Forensic Consultants Association of Orange County offers a seminar on "The Use and Effectiveness of Expert Witness- es" at 5:30 p.m. at The Pacific Club, '1'1)0 MacArthur B1vd., • Newport Beach. Guests pay $40 in advance and $45 at the door. Reservations are required by call- ing 955·1123. . FOREIGN POUCV St. Mark Presbyterian Church offers a discussion on •Job Outlook ·in a Global Econ- omy" from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach. Cost is $5 for members and $8 fot guests. For more information, call 644· 1341. ·TUESDAY JAZZ CHOIR Southern California College presents the Granuny award·win- ning ~L,A. Jazz Choir" in concert at 7:30 p.m. at 55 Fair Drive, Cos- ta Mesa. Cost is $3. For more information, call 556-3610, ext. 260. NETWORKING Corona del Mar Chamber of <::ommerce will be having a busi- ness/networking luncheon at 11:30,a.m. at Five Crowns, 3801 E. Coast Highway. Cost is $15. Reservations are required at 673- 4050. ORCHID AUCTION The Newport Harbor Orchid Society presents its 13th annual Orchid Plant Auction from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Neighborhood Com· munity Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. SUNRISE BREAKFAST The Newport Harbor Area Ctiamber of Commerce offers its next sunrise breakfast at 7:15 a.m. at the Balb~ Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Cost is $15 with reservations and ~19 for potential members. To ,, RSVP, call 729-4400. around town CHILDREWS SEMINAR Barna & Noble often a •MaJdag the World Saler for Our Children Seminar• today at 7 p.m. at 9018 South Cout Drtve, eo.ta Mela. 'Jlae MJDIMr wtll d11- CU11 semltlvlttes to every- thing from foods to fur- naces and pesticides to paints and how Ibey are . behlncl many c:bilclren'• imexp).abaed lllDeaes and behavioral and emottonal pl'Oblema. For more lnfor- matton, call 444-0226. ArrENTION TALK · Coastline Counseling Center offers a seminar on Attention Deficit Disorder and "Helpl I'm Off to College" from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, New- port Beach. Admission is $20. For more information, call 476-0991. THE ZONE A local support group will meet to discuss "The Zone,• the nutri- tion plan developed by best-sell· ing author Barry Sears, at 6 p.m. at Super Crown Bookstore, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 673·3588. DIVORCE MAZE Orange Coast College offers a free workshop on •Finding Your Way Through the Divorce Maze" from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in OCC's Re- Entry Center. For more informa- tion, call 432-5162. BICYCLE TOURING Adventure 16 offers a slide show on where and bow to tour Europe with a bicycle at 7 p.m. at .... 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The presentation will guide par- ticipants through quaint villages, vineyards and countryside intro- ducing the people, customs and cultur.e each country has to offer. For more information, call 650- 3301. 1.ATlNO COUNOL The Latino Leadership Council offers a discussion on "Costa Mesa Demographics -Under- slclll~g the Present, Envisioning the Future" from 8 to 9:30 a .m,. at Avila's El Ranchito Restaurant, 2101 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 254· 0870. ESTATE PLANNING Orange Coast College offers an estate planning workshop that provides tips on how to keep it ~ in the family called ·Leaving It to Your Children and Not Uncle Sam" from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at OCC. Fee is $29. For more information, call 432-5880. JEWELRY TALK The Newport Beach Central Library otters a fre e program called "Romancing the Stonesff at noon in the Friends' meeting room,· 1000 Avocado Ave., New- port Beach. The program will fea- ture stories about the history of famous diamonds, and models will be used to represent celebrat- ed stones. For more information, call 717-3801. WEDNESDAY AWARENESS DAY Orange Coast College offer six workshops that focus on issues relating to health and caregiving during •Awareness Day" at 9, 10 and 11 a.m.. noon, 1 p.in. and from 2 to 4 p .m. in OCC's Student Center lounge. Admission is free. Fc;>r information, call 432-5777. WELFARE REFORM Or(\llge Coast College offers a free workshop that examines changes currently being made in government benefits called "Wel- fare Reform Update• at 1:30 p .m. in OCC's Re-entry Center. For more information, call 432-5162. BOATSHOW • The 24th annual Newport Boat Show will take P.lace from noon to 6 p.m. at the Newport Dunes Resort and Marina in Newport Beach. Hundreds of new and used power and sail- boats will be on display in the water, and boating enthusiasts will be able to board and com- pare the various floor plans and features of all the different mod- els. Admission is $8 for adults and free for children age 12 and under. For more information, call 757-5959. AUTO CLUB The Costa Mesa Automobile Club is having a grand opening celebration from 9 a .m . to 5 p.t;n. a t 3350 Harbor Blvd. Refresh- ments, giveaways and special discounts will be offered. For more information, call 427·5950. FLORAL DESIGN Sherman Library a_od Gar- dens offers a class on floral design at 9:30 a.m. at 2647 E. Coast Highway. Registration fee is $37' and preregistration is required. For more information. call 67l-2261. CENTER 500 Center· 500, a prominent sup- port group for the Orange County Pe~orming Arts Center, offers a sooal hour from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Twin Palms restaurant, 630 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Members are free, first- time guests pay $5 a,nd all others pay $15. For more information, call 556-2122, ext. 218. READING GROUP Barnes & Nob.le bookstore's Classics Reading Group will dis- cuss "Portrait of a Lady" by Hen- ry James at 7 p.m. at 9018 South Coast Drive, Suite 150, Costa Mesa. For more information call 444-0226. • • Send your AROUND TOWN Items to: The Daily Pilot, Around Town. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, 92627; fax 646-4170 or call 540-1224, ext. 333. BEAQEBS HOTLINE Mesa, CA. 92626. CC>p'ffight No W.IATHIR 642-'6086 news stories, lllustratloos, edito- VOL 91, NO. 55 THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Publisher 'MLUAM LOllOfU. Edit Of STIVI MAMl.I. Man.g"'9 Editor INSYOKOI, Cl'>' Editor lONVDOOaO, News Editor RC)Ga~ Sports Editor MAKMMTIN. Photo Editor LVMllllCMA ~~ NOY Oil 11l1G. 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HOW I<> REACH US ~ The Tlmes Orange County (800) 252·9141 =rz2-5678 ~=r.. 642-4321 ~S40-1224 Spotts 642-4330 ~ Sports Fax 646-4170 ~ ~ot2harthllnk.net Business Office 642"4321 Butlnet5 Fax 631-5902 N>llshed by CAllfoml.t Community~ lf"JI I T1mt1 Mltrof Comp9ny ~ 'TDW'ERAlUMS Newport Beach 67/50 Balboa 67/50 • Costa Mesa 72/45 Corona del Mar 67/50 SUllP FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2·3 s Newport 1-3 s Blackles 1-3 s River Jetty 1·3 s C~M 1-2 s IOATING Mostly dHr. c.elm and warm thr~ outSoutMm - nla w~ers. Expect Ing up to 10 knots by evening. Seas are running 2 feet out of the west. TIDES TODAY First high 4:37 1.m. 4.5 First low 11:53 1.m. 0.3 Second high 6:38 p.m. 3.7 Second low 11:43 p.m. 2.2 1UISOAY First high 5:)7 a.m. 4.6 Flmlow 12:37 p.m. 0.1 Sec.ond high 7;10 p.m. 4.0 Gee, you should have been here last week. Actually, last week wasn't all that great for surfers either. Nothing ~ ...... ~SdtOOf l*trkt~ L.WtdtMenu • Off9Nd evwy dey 1. Turkey, ham and cheese on 1 four·lnch.roll 2. Student mlnl-<.hef salad wtth lettuce, c.efT'Ot sticks. cheese. sunflower nuts, gr1h1m cr.ctcers. fruit (A oarden or grMn salad consists of l.Uuce, shr9dded carrot. reef cabbage and garden peas.) • Mondey: Flame brolled hlmburger on a bun, ketchup and mustard, oven-baked French fries, juke bar, cholc. of mllk • ~ Grllled"ham and cheese sandwich or turkey bologna 1nd cheese on 1 soft rol~ baked bNm, cNllQt of fruit. choke of mllk • Wa*111day. Super tac.o wtth • flour tortllla. t.a> mfft.. Wedded cheese, lettuce ind sats.. chunky cherry fruit. choke ofml~ • ·O..ifled~ = peld et (OJU MtM. CA. Include ell ePt)llC.lble Mht s. ICJelft. "'-'dent and ao some morning fog, Second low bUrnlng off to ""'" after mfdnlght moch to speak of rolling 1n today. Expect some waist· high sets even In the better spots and you'll probably have to worit at It to get 1 good ride. Thlfl9$ aren't expect9d to lmpt"<We much until about ThlJtlday when • southern hemlspher9 swell ls sd-..duled to reach us. We may p6dc up some shoulder high tets~U.dme. TM word for today Ind thls~:be plttent. • ~ ftoast«t chicken wfth i school-made roll or tuntey bologr\e and dlMM on 1 soft roll, own tator tots. fnish fruit. ~ofmllk ttlte Md loc:AI t.aJces.) POSTMAS-Mith ........ Tiit s.nd ~-dwlnglf to Vke ~ Genef'll Maneftr The Newport~ Me$I l(llft &tflllll, Dlr9dlot of Opef.CXW. 04Mly Pi~ P.0 lox 1560, Costa Otft1(6/I( Of M rWlll ~ ) UMIOl••DN. . "~· • ... UIDDW, • Chi.t Flnanci.t OfflcH • shine.~ out of the IOUth to 6 knots In the morning. p6dc· • .... -•IATUM: 58 , • ~ a.becu. turtcey on•~ bun.~ com, chOklt of fruH., wacky birthday cak .. (tW)b of milt ! / Newport Beach/Costa Men Daily Pil()( MONDAY,. MARCH 17, 1997 r-------------------------------------J----------' I ---------------------------/. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, • I I I I I I I I I l WORLD ·WIDE WALK I ' I I I I I I I I I I• I I I 0 n June 20, 1970, Dave Kun5t walked east out of Waseca, Minn. with his brother John and one pack mule. Ahead lay four continents, 13 countries and three oceans. His web site tells the true story of becoming t}le Earthwalker. Reaching New York City, the brothers toucl)ed the Atlantic ' Ocean. Then they flew across it to Lisbon , Portugal where they touched the other side or the Atlantic and got a new mule. The KW1Sts would spend the next couple of years crossing Europe and penetrating Asia. Acquaintances they made along the way ranged from Princess Grace and the mayor of Venice to a Yugoslavian farmer and an lranian camel driver. Language presented inevitable problems. But nowhere were the consequences so djre as in Afghanlstan. ·steve·· 1.acy . · An Afghan newspaper ffiis- takenly printed the brothers were collecting money for ~CEF. It prompted bandits _to attack them in the Hindu Kush Mountains. A gunshot to the heart killed John, and it would take Dave's wounds four months to heal. After recovery, Kunst contin- _ued his jowney with another brother, Pete. Arrivmg in CalC'4t- ta, India, qave touched the Indi- an Ocean, flew acrqss it to Perth and touched the ocean on the Australian side. Halfway across the island continent, Pete had to return to work after a year of ·walking. Dave continued, meet- ing his future bride on ~ way to the Pacific coast., Kunst touched the Pacific Ocean in Sydney, flew across it to Los Angeles and touched it on this side. Theo he walked from Newport Beach, his current home, b~ck to his Waseca, Minn. starting point. Kunst's ody~sey CQvered 14.450 miles, wore out 21 pair of shoes and verified him as the first hurnan;to walk around the earth. • STEVE LACY'S column appears every Monday. If you have a Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar or Newport Beach web site, e-mail the URL (address) of your Home Page to dpilot20earthlink.net. In the subject line, type the word login. ' ' -~!~~ .. the BARmw ~KER. With help ~--~.Johnallll! and Pete, and J · Srunuel .an ••JM Teacher:. Dave walked round the earth. See .•OOllb>lu· hed ey a detemUned and motivated -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- briefly in the news ) · Man with no pants ·arrested at checkpoint Costa Mesa police got a visual they weren't expecting on Friday night when a man drove up to a D.U.1. checkpoint naked· except for a T-shirt. Police had set up the cneck- point, which led to IUJ'\e drunken- driving arrests, at 11 p.m. Friday at the intersection of East 17th Street and Westminster Avenue. It also led to the apprehension of the man who attempted to drive through the checkpoint naked · from the waist down. The man was booked for investigation of indecent exposure. Sheriff's deputy turns firefighter for child O range County Sheriff's Deputy Dan EJsher was making routine rounds through Santa Ana Heights on Saturday evening .when an 8-to 10-year--old boy ran up to his patrol car yelling Mfire." I;lsner grabbed the fire extin- guisher from his car and entered the boy's garage where a small fire burned behind a clothes dry- er. Elsner put out the fire and returned to his patroJ. Auto detailer arrested for stealing car . Andres Barrios, 19, of Costa Mesa was arrested Saturday morning on suspicion of stealing e car from -Cesta Mesa tf onda, where Barrios worked as a detail- er and had aceess to keys for some of the dealership's cars. lion off the car lot from the street, damaging four other cars on the property. Security guards called the police, who located Banios heading· south on Harbor Boule- vard. After a short car chase, Bar- rios pu.Ded over and was detained by police. He later admitted to the crime, according to police. -Compiled by June Casagrande Meeting will address Cirque complaints Costa Mesa residents will meet with the Orange County Fair Board of Directors on Wednesday evening to discuss the noise com- plaints surrounding Cirque de Soleil. The fair received a 389-signa- ture petition last week asking for the regular morning meeting to be changed to accommodate the schedules of citizens concerned about the noiSe. The meeting, held at the fair- grounds at 88 · Fair Drive. will begin at 4:30 p.m., with the Cirque issue to be discussed around 5:30 p.m., fair spokesper- son Lynn Howes said. Workshop gets you in touch with leaders Newport · Beach community association leaders can exchange ideas with city officials at a city-; sponsored workshop. Try Our New Plien-feil IT ~ ~ 7 7.. LA fiViJ SPRING SPEC 20 % OFF s• 15YEARS D.PERIENCE IN WllGKI' WS.S 4220 Culver . 889-9841 HUNTINGTON BEACH · 1003( Adams 984-8882 A_YOUCAN . ~BECOME ENLIGHTENED MICHAEL V. ELAMM.D. COSMETIC SURGERY ' I \ • At approximately 4:20 a.m ., Barrios allegedly drove a red Honda through chains that sec- Officials will present ways to get in touch with appropriate city staff members or council mem- bers and will listen to community leaders' concerns. 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They normally go about 6 112 knots COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM 1 The ~ Orange County District Attorney's office reports the spe- cial task force recently succeeded in breaking up an auto theft ring operating in the South Coast PlazlC parking area targeting Porsche automobiles . The officer's assigninent to th"e task force would tentatively begin in April and fi.ajsh in December 1999. The poliee department would hire another officer to fill _his duties, b'ut the assignment ·is paid for by all cars registered iH Orange Co411ty. A ~ontribufion of over such a dist4nce, he said. "The longer the boat, the faster it goes,• Duffield e.xplAined. •If we went a shorter distailce, we could use more power and go faster. We want to go the fastesf we can over that distance without recharging." Currently the boat's wooden mold, which looks like a giant kayak, takes up an entire woTk- room at Duffield Electric Boats Co. in Costa Mesa. To form the actual vessel, carbon fiber layered with foam will be baked at 140 degrees onto the form before the torm is removed. To plan the boat, he gathered four engineers of varying special-· ties. "I pooled together all thes-e talented people, all these people we work with building our $1 td the Orange County Auto Theft Task Force is possible under the California Vehicle code. City Council members will determine whether the city should allow the police depart- ment lo assign the officer and fill his position for a three-yeac term. • In other matters, council members could extend the term of the Library Services Comµlit- tee as weU as approve an applica- tion to the Local Agency Forma- tion Commission to annex two areas in Santa Ana Heights. • Also, the council will bold a public hearing on whether to approve a new motel ordinance in an e~rt to make them safer and ' . . Join Us For ~ C t 1 t,1 Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Bruneh • Catertog Available . 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The proposed ordinance also requires 24-hour management, prohibits rooms from being rent- ed twice in a 24-hour ti.me period and allows city police or building - MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1997 • ST.. JOACHIM I waa in attendance. • • 1 was here from the beginning -from the very first mass,• she CONTINUED FROM 1 said. ·we love it here. we love Patber Krause and we loved laughing at the photo of herself Father Nevin.· The latter was a taken some time m the early name that seemed to be on minds 1990s. •1 don't remember at all and lips of most of the celebrants: what I was doing there.• Monsignor Thomas Nevin, the The photo was part of an histor-church founder Wbo died in 1989. ical display of church memorabilia Bill Bodenhoefer, also a charter documenting St. Joachun's 50 member, knelt near Jean.son with years in Costa Mesa -from its a plate of food in one hand. He humble beginnings in a temporary commemorated Nevin in an anec- location on Broadway to its expan-dote: sive .grounds now on Orange "Whenever Father Nevin Avenue. would kneel down you'd see th'e Scott was just one ol many bottom of his shoes, and they'd parishioners at the event who has always be worn out -they always a decades-long relationship with had holes in them." the congregation. Bodenboefer's eyes strayed Michael Jacobson, husband of toward the sky as images from his Donna Jacobson, a Daily Pilot youth materializ~ in bis mind. 'mployee who was stabbed to ·And people.would donate money ·death last December, said the for him to buy bunself some new church always reminds him of tus shoes -but Father Nevin just wife. I gave the money to the church." "She came here for 20 years," Hls successor, Rev. Krause, he said. 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Either of these condrt1ons could cause either the charge warmng hght or the discharge indicator on the ampmeter to appear Another indication of a failed alternator ts a shnll noise that increases 1n pitch as engine speed increases. This noise can be caused by a bad diode. the f&Jlure of which can reduce the altornators maximum output HINT: A diode 1s the solid stat. electronte device m the alternator wtuch changes or rectifies alternatlOn cvrrent into direct current for use by the cw's electncal system THE GREENING OF ·AMERICA'S HIGHWAYS As the saying goes. •nothing lasts • forever" Now the same may be said of car color. as car buyers have made green their top choice during the past year With green galnH)g the top spot In color pniference for the first time In over two decades, there is a decided trend toward lighter, brighter colors 1n automobiles. For 11 few years now. oolof recycl ng. organic greenety. and healthy living (issues which fall under the heeding "gt'MOlng of America1 would be re(lected in a preference tor the oolof ~ green. They wer. nghL From here. color experts predic1 th.t poputw tastJS will twn to SUCh light brown st)ades u tan and gold. As always. white and black w1U 1'9main among the favontn. And, who Is to tell sports car enthusiast& that r-.d Is anywtw9 t¥Jt on track? When you are buying a cw, only you can determine wl'lat makes that c., apKlal fOI you At C &:.T.w• find aolutions that wortt at a pOO. that'• .. oompetitW. and that gets y(>t.l In and out or hef't In no time. No WOftl Is done without the owner'I eppro\'11, Clll 6'6- 6901 (2080 Plac«lti.) Finding IOMlona .. what ... .,. good lt""f'IO ~ probfefTI la a problem for u.. For the bett ear'. wound, you netCI loolC no flt1Nr Wt do It all-oll ohen9ee to btlMlto ~ WNt. remelMd the ....... cob -nono \WI Ind tNdt """"' Ir\ yes '*"· With ~ """*" • ...... two c:ta. ............ ' ' EYE-OPENER It takes nine extra holes to find a winner SHIEi.OW MONDAY, MARCH 17, '.1997 . . Overtime! · BOB MURPHY JAY SIGEL~ GOLF r ich a rd dunn Tourney's future like Bob's hat, in the a.ir • O h, it'll go on through 2000, bu1 just ~here is still to be determined, and Newport Beach CC does not appear to have any locks on its doors. Itescaldled, w1lhouJ notice, into d record 1 toumdmC'nt with an unbelJ C'vdble playoff of nine holes, turning d rc1ther ordmdry Senior PGA Tour f'vent on its edrs · BIHl>ll Bl HI >I I . ._~~~~~~~~ •• Hat's off to the champ! Bob Murphy.'.s hat goes fiytng (right) as ttie ball falls for the winning shot; above, b~'s seen coaxing the ball toward the cup during sudden death; below, Jay Sigel, who pushed Sunday's duel into a monumental nine-hole playofl, sends the shot which which set up the · overttme fireworks. It could also bc> lh<' saving grdcc for the Tosh1 b<1 Senior Clc1ss1r's future c1t NE'Wport H<.'drh Country Club, which twi. no agreenwnt with lntNnc1t1onal Sports dnd Event MarkC'ling. thC' <'V<·nt's opNdl or, beyond th1c; year 1997 TOSHIBA OASSIC D,ON LEACH I DAILY PILOT ror ISM, II will lctkc a couple of week., (mdybe evell months) to fmc11t1.e 1ls dC"C"Ounts pc1yc1hle'> c1nd rpc·e1vables. Without a s111tc1ble profit this yedr, it's posS"lble ISM would desire lo n•IO\ate the golf tournament it manages for the Japanese f'h'clromcs giant Toshiba has already agreed lo r1 three-yedf e>xte ns1on with ISM. guaranteeing the event's (uture through 2000. ISM offi cials said Sunday nPqoltc1llons will start next WC't>k with NBCT ownership , wh1c-h 1s lntemcltJonaJ Bay C 'luhs, Inc The company rC'ported.Jy received a site fee lclst yC>ar of $7 5,000. The re are golf courses in Orange County, according to sources, that would give ISM the same amount the manage r 1s currently distu.ng out, in order to have the Seruor Classic at their facility. That's about a $1 50,000 turnaround. And that can sound pretty appealing. But a..side from the unclear finanoal climate, the Senior Classic at NBCC 1s a perfect Senior Tour event (accorrung to the players) that enjoyed a perfect finish Sunday with Bob Murphy.'s dramatic rune-hole playoff victory over Jay Sigel. ·vou couldn't have written a better script. ft ~aid Stephen Wagner, tournament director. Nil was the longest playoff in Senior Tour history. Who would've expected it?ft Though the tournament's location is optimal and convenient tor hotels, · restaurants, shopJ>lilg and air trMsportation, it could be the record playoff l;hbt proves to be a key component in keeping the event here. • SEE DUNN PAGE 7 ' 201• Bob Murphy, S1 50,000 65-70-72 207 Jay Sigel, S88,000 69-68-70 208 lsao Aoki, S60,000 68-71-69 Gil Morgan. $60,000 6~9-70 Bob Charles, $60,000 68-68-72' 209 Hubert Green, $34,000 72·68-69 Bruce Crampton. $34,000 66-73·70 Lee Trevino, $34,000 6S-69-72 David Graham, $34,000 65-69-75 210 Jim Dent. $23,000 70-72-68 Dick Hendrkkson, $23,000 74-68-68 Don Bies, $23,000 72-68-70 Leonard Thompson, $23,000 68-70-72 211 Dave Stockton, $16,517 71-71-69 Bud Allin, $16,517 69-72-70 Jack Kiefer, $16,517 71·70-70 JC. Snead, S 16,517 6S-74-72 Chi Chi Rodriguez, $16,517 73-67·71 Walter Zembriskl, $16,517 71-67-73 ALL THE 212 Simon Hobday, Sl 1, 171 69-74-69 Bruce Summerhays, $11, 171 71-72·69 John Bland, $11,1'11 70-72-70 Hale Irwin, ·s11, 171 72·70-70 G~ Player, S 11, 171 69-72·71 R y Thompson,$ 111171 69-72-71 Oavl(l Oakley, S 1 1, 171 69-71·72 21l Walt Morgan, $8$ 117 7CH3-70 Buddy Whitten, B, 117 70-73-70 Bob Eastwood, SB, 117 67·75-71 Jim Albus, $8, 117 71·71-71 Rick Acton, $8, 117 -73--69-71 Brian Barnes, $8, 117 72-70-71 214 Dennis CosciM. $6,°'43 74-73-67 Bobby Stroble, $6,°'43 72·74-68 John D. Morgan, S6,0o43 71-74-69 Tom Shaw, $6,043 69-73-72 Jim Ferree, S6,0o43 71·71-72 Bob Dickson, S6 °'43 74-68-72 Dale Oouglass, S6,043 70.70-?4 215 Tony Jacklin, S4,800 73·72·70 Butch Baird. S.,800 72.73.70 NU?dBERS Qlartes c~ $4,800 John Jacobs, ,800 • 211 Dave Eichelberger, $4,200 Terry Dill, $4,200 -217 Will Sowles, $3,700 John SChroeder, $3,700 Mike Hill, $3,700 211 Jerry McGee, $2,900 Larry Gilbert. $2,900 Miiier Barber. $2, 900 Gibby Giibert. $2,900 Al Gelberger, $2,900 211 Tom=,$2,150 Mlh ul~, $2. 150 ftri Conn«. 2. 150 Orville Moody. $2, 150 La~ Ziegler, $2, 150 Cllv n Peete, $2, 1 SO no Gay Brewer, S 1.700 r:=:g Aaron. s1.100 Dave jala. Sl,700 QUOTE OF THE DA y '1 was $Ol1 of getting di.zzy. going arowul and around ond around ... • -JAYS/GE/:. - ,, ., ...... llj IPOITS IDITOI ROGER CARLSON, MJ-QJO, eat. BI HI> II· HIH l>ll 71·73-71 221 71-71-73 Don Janua&'; S 1,350 77-73-71 George Ar er, $1,350 73-74-74 72-73·71 Ron Sklle$, $1,350 '71-76-74 73-69-74 Ray Carrasco, S1,350 222 70-75·76 .71-74-72 DeWitt Weaver, S980 74-75-73 72-70-75 Jim Colbert. $980 73-74-75 72-69-76 Bob Wynn, $980 75-72-"'TS Harold Henning, $980 74-72-76 75-74-69 223 n-69-12 Bobby Nichols, $820 76-75-72 72-73-73 22A 73-72-73 Jlmm~ Powell, $730 77·76-71 74-10-74 Rick alt. $730 74-78-72 llS 73·74-72 Gene Littler. $640 78-74-73 74-73--72 Lff Elder. $640 76-75-74 73-74-72 221 7S-72-72 Dea119 Beman. $580 79-72·77 72-74-73 2JO 70:73-76 Lou Graham, $540 79-79-72 2H 7>73-72 Biiiy Cl\J)ef', SSOO 77-83-76 71-73-76 • Won on teh hole of tu1hhn 69-74-n deethplayoff. ,,,, 11 11\I >II IM@ - Murphy wins in record ,, , playoff as it go.es down in ~·· history as longest playoff ever on Seajor PGA Tour. By Richard ou!.' Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -It came down to match play for nine holes, something you would expect with your father on a municipal goU course with nobody around. But in Sunday's ·case; the nine play,es:L were extra innings. a sin- gle skin worth $62,000, the dif- ference between the $150,000 payoff for the chamJ1ion, and the $88 grand tor the runn~r-up. Winner Bob Murphy, in the longest playoff in Senior PGA Tour history, caused some heart rates to increase and put New- port Beach Country Club on the • map in the late afternoon of the Toshiba Senior Classic's final round, draining about an 80-foot putt on, fit- ting ly, the co ur se's s ignature hole (No. 17) under gray clouds . and chilly winds. Mu T - phy's tri- ~ph, ptter m1ssJ1ng s udden- death and down-the- s tr e t c h putts 'like most of the ..... amateu rs watching from behind the.ropes, made everyone forget about Jay $1gel's remarkable comeback. Sigel was six strokes down with eight to play in regulation. "I was sort of getting dizzy, going around and arbund and around,• Sigel said or the nine- hole playoff, the second longest in PGA history, trailing only an 11-hole playoff in 1949 between Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Man- grum, who were declared co- winners at the Motor City Open. ' - Neither player seemed con-, cemed about potential darkness. When Murphy's dramatic putt ended the third Senior Classic 1 :40 after ESPN's scheduled air time departure of 4 p.m ., there was enough light for about another three holes. Play would have continued today had darkness interrupted the record playoff, which began at 18, then traced its steps to No. 16 on three different trips, a total of 27 holes on the day for Murphy and Sigel. · For Murphy it ·was his first vic- tory on the Senior Tour this year, the fifth different player to win. "We were out there so long, I thought they moved the club~ house," said Murphy, who fought like a true Irishman, because Sigel had better distance off the tee and thus an advantage in the • playoff. Murphy has been on the other end, when a player sinks an exceptionally long putt for a vic- tory. •Brian Barnes made one from 90 feet in the Senior Brltislr- Open (in 1995)," said Murphy, : recalling that event's finish at the third playoff hole. For Murphy and Sigel it was their second career playoff appearance in Senior Tour com- petition. Nine holes also seemed like match play, the format used in U.S. Amateur play, trophies both Murphy and Sigel have won in their careers. Both players are also form.er Senior Tour Rookies of the Year. Murphy, who said be will donate $5,000 of his winning · paycheck to the charity of the. • SEE CLASS.C PAGE 7.114 . -. ...... . . . Ncwpon &ach/Coua Mesa Daily Pilot MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1997 CLASSIC CONTINUED FROM 6 toum~ent's choice, was ~me 35 yards shorter than his opponent ott the tee, giving Sigel •a ter- rific advantage" in the playoff. . Murphy fiipped his putter in the air, knocked his hat off, then placed his hands on his head after tnaking his winning putt on a tough, two-tiered ~7th green, Prior to that, there was no room for jok- ing. "I'm sort of a businessman when I'm out there,• ~d Murphy, who shot 1-over 72 on the day to fin- ish the tournament 6-under, after starting the final round behind one stroke. For Murphy, it's a victory for more than the PGA tecord books, but for everyone in the real world who suffers from arthritis. Murphy quit playing goU full-time because of arthritis, but then was coaxed out of the ESPN broadcast booth by colleague Lee TreVino, wbo advised 'him to play full-time on the Senior Tour, wtiich de}.ivers a physical fitness and therapy trail- er tor every event. . Murphy has 11 Senior Tour championships Sl.Ilce joining the circuit in February 1993 on 'Il'evi- no's recommendation. He more than doubled bis l 997 earnings with the win, reaching $262,394 (third on the tow's money list). He bas won nearly $4.2 million in his senior career. . . . SENIOR NOTES . Off the cuff NEWPORT BEACH -Just to ! see if it could be accomplished. : this reporter was able to sneak : into the Toshiba Senior Classic at • Newport Beach Country Club withQut ever showing a medl.a credential for seven consecutiv9 dllys, lnduding Friday through Sunday ... • Best seat in the house was across the lake at the 17th green, referred to as •stadium seating" by some fans ... • What was the Shot of the Tournament? l>robably John Jacobs' shot on Saturday at the 18th green with no cameras on : b:un. Jacobs landed beyond the : 10th tee, but was obstructed because of a sky box, so he dropped. But his drop fell nght behind a tree, so he moved back to his original spot, then ama.zmgly chipped over the sky box and nearly birdied the hole Rush Hill and about a dozen others Witnessed it ... Murphy, who made three bogeys on the back . rune to allow Sigel to tie in regulation, gaged on a hye-foot putt for birdie at the 18th green, sending Sigel hustling to the dri.ving range to warm up for a playoff, because Sigel bad birdied his last three holes to finish at 6-under. DON LEACH I OAllY PILOT Bob Charles blasts out of a bunke r Sunday afternoon on the 14th bole, saving par. • Worst temper tantrum: Rick Acton, after making bogey at No: 9, missed an easy two-foot putt, then cijucked tus putter at his bag DUNN Toshiba executive Tom Scott, who watched ISM give '$45,000 to three different charities last year, is hoping for a total of $200,000 to be awarded to the charities this year. That's probably wishful thinking, because it's unlikely ISM will make a big enough profil to fill that bill. • in disgust. That one stroke cost .: him about $3,000, considering tus : finished at 213 (earrung $8, 116) • CONTINUED FROM 6 In the fo\.l.IP1 playoff hole (No. 18 again), Mw- phy missed a six-toot putt, a .ball that slid to the left at the last minute to keep the playofi alive. In the sixth pldy.off hole at 17, Murphy missed anothe r budie putt.. after a great tee shot that landed about • instead of 212 (winners get Hey, how can a tournament move to another golf course after what Murphy and Sigel pulled? That's like firing your best man. They'll be talking about tills one for months, years. It becomes oUicial goU history. • $11.171) ... •: • Best shot seen on Saturday seven feet from the nag. ~ But then on the seventh playoff bole (the fourth time Sigel and Murphy played bole No. 18 on the day), Murphy made one from the back of the fringe, about 18 feet away, to extend the pulsating playoff. "I th.ink (the record playoff) will get some tremendous publicity in tbe next few days,• Wagner said. "Hopefully,· Scott said, "they'll come close to it. U not, they'll try again next year.• Scott was also thrilled with Sunday's fin- ish. "I-didn't think we could top ldSt year, but with a nine-hole playoff. it's JUSI wonderfuJ for us and it gives temf1c recogrution to the event,• he said. • came from Buddy Whitten at 17, when he chipped from about 45 feet for birdie. Whitten flipped his wedge·in the air, then back-. peddled a few feet before doing a littJe dance for the crowd ... "To make a putt Wee that one from the back of the fringe to tie, even though it's not for a win, is the greatest feebng," Murphy said. •That's what keeps us going.· · Sigel outdrove Murphy again on the eighth playoff hole, but neither made their birdie putts, forcing a runth, and what would turn out to be the final, playoff nole. "It rolled over a little bump, then I thought, ~Son of a gun, th.is may go in the hole,"• Murphy said of the wuming putt. "It was a bad way for Jay to lose. He had a couple of chances (to win), too." Murphy, the l965 U.S. Amateur champion, he'll take a few bumpy lines on the way to the Senior Tour's greener pastures. But what about a new deal with NBCC? "We're going to work on 1t, • Wagner said "We'll start next week to look for a goU course. But it is our hope and desire to remain here.· Club ownershlp, led by Beverly Ray. David Wooten and Jerry Anderson, has strong ambitions to retain the Seruor Classic. ·(ISM) has. to evaluate the whole tournament,· Anderson said. "MyseU, DaVld and Beverly have all expressed a desire to make this a permanent home for the tournament." Sounds LLke both parties need to bend a little in order to make the Senior Classic a reality here in the future. Last year, even with the tournament struggling to break even, three cha.ritles were awarded $15,00Q eclch. The Make-A-WlSh Foundation, the Al.S Assooation and the National Dyslena Research Foundation. Attendance on Sunday was about 24,000. much bigger than Saturday's crowd lbetween 12,000 and 14,000). Fnday's attendance was -about 8,000. • Tournament ofhaals announced 60,000 for the week. Last year, 1t wa~ announced at • 63,500. In 1995, when the Senior Classic was played at Mesa Verde Country ciub, an estimated 34,000 attended. • Best shot seen on Sl!Jlday came from Dick Hendnck.son, who chipped in for bLrdie at No. 9 from the deep grass, using a sand wedge from 60 feet. "That's the Shot of the Day,· cl ran yelled to HendriCkson, who repbed, "Yeah, 1 hope 'to get some better than that.· ... • Seruor Tour players continued to use putters from the fringes and even fairways throughout the event at NBCC, a credit to the goll course. Brian Barnes;used a putter on No. 9 when he wAs about six feet from the green on the throat ... · -By Richard Dunn HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL JC SW:JM;MING ' Newport self.:.destructs in 9-0 loss to Foothill; CdM, Estancia falls, too OCC .WOMEN THE TEAM TO BEAT FOR .STATE , , . . HONORS AFTER CUESTA • • Tars break down after tour stron g innings and ~anage just three hits in Newport Elks Tournament ttnale; Sea Kings, Eagles don't fare well, either. By Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -After Satµrday's s~owing against Foathill in the 11th-place game of the Newport Elles Tournament, the Newport Harbor High base- ball team is in need of a pre- )eague repneve. Fortunately for Coach Jim Kieler and his squad, Tuesday's bnar nonleague contest at Dana Hills is Ul place to help repair :;oTQe brwsed Sailor psyches 9{ter a 9-0 loss to the V\Siting Knights. NeWport is scheduled to open )he Sea View League slate Friday agqinst defending champion San- ta Margarita. It appeared the Sailors' collec- LJve confidence was on ,!he mend through four innings Saturd ay, whrnh included defensive gems by shortstop Donner Walters, third baseman Joe Urban, as well as a gusty pitching perf onnance by David Castanon to maintain a scoref ess tie. But an infield hit, one of the visitors' 10 singles, plated the first Foothill run In the fifth. The Knights (3-1) then stormed through the floodgates as the ~all.ors ( 1-3) stopped playing catch. : Three more Newport errors ,1 • I J ' helped the visitors pile on seven additional runs and Foothill starter Clint Blevins came within one out of a complete-game three-hitter, before Knights Coach Vmce Brown summoned Jeff Lara to finish the shutout. Walters singled and stole sec- ond in the Harbor first, but only a Paul Jones single in the third and a Danny Pulid o bouncer up the middle in the sixth disturbed an otherwise masterful display by Blevins, who earned five of his eight strikeouts in his final two innings of work. Walters, a junior, finished with eight '6Ssists for the Tars, while Castanon surrendered just four hits in five frames, induong 12 groundouts to go with his three strikeouts. Harbor. stranded seven, but didn't get a runner past second base until the Knight's lone error with two out in the seventh put runners on first and third. In other Newport Elks Touma-· ment games: Eagles downed, 5-3 COSTA MESA -Tim Ludtke's two-run double in the fpurth pulled the host Estancia High b aseball team. even with GalvfUY C hapel, 3-3, but a pair (>f unearned runs by the ""1tors keyed their 5-~ triumph Satiirday in the 13th-place game of the Newport Elles Tournament. Estancia senior Mario Rdmo continued his hot hitting. going 2 for 3 with an RBI and a run, upping his average to .583 through tow games. The Eagles; who host Los Ami- gos today, fell to 1-3. Falcons shell CdM, ·9-6 • ace women leave little d~:mbt as to wpo wears the rabbit's hat after crushing field ; Pirates men sharp, too. CUESTA -The largest com-Santa Ana Valley High's base-munity college swim meet in the ball team strung together five nation fills the sparkling pool with innings of scoring to lead to a 9-6 motley streaks and colorful flash- victory over Corona del Mar in es as swirruners from all over the the game for fifth place of the state whiz back and forth through Newport Elks baseball touma-the lanes. · ment. . It was Orange Coast Colle~ Despite solo home runs by the : that flew the colors, though, this Sea Kings' Nick 1-lood and Eric : weekend as the Pirates' women's Wiethom, Santa Ana Valley took • d d f d 22 th its successful turns with three : squa e eate 0 er teams to • earn the temporary right to c;all Corona pitchers. Corona also : themselves the pest in California. went through a trio of Valley : OCC's men were not far behind hurlers, but could not sting the : placing third in the 26-team Falcons to the same extent. : men's field. ·The 2-2 Sea Kings settled for : "This was a long, vigorous sixth place in the toumatn.ent. • meet, -Rath!elder said, ·and they NEWPO«T EUts T~ did a really good JOb." Fifth Place SA valley 9. c~ del Mar 6 The. female Pirates began to Corona del Mar 001 ~ 1 -6 10 1 terrorize the waters from the Santa Ana Valley 121 410 .,. -9 11 2 : beginning· of the two-day event Harper. Thurman (3), Wiethorn (5) when the 200 yard medley relay and Schiff, Hatfield (5). Montoya, team defeated the rest of the field Ramirez (5), Maldonado (S) and Tellez. by nearly two seconds. Then they w . Montoya, 2·0. L • Harper, o-1 . began to pack together near the HR -Tellez (SAV), fiood (CdM). Wiethorn (CdM). top of almost every race. Carey 11th place • Read clinched the 100 breastroke Foothill 9, Newport Harbor 0 :' Foothill 000 024 3 • 9 10 1 : race and Hilary Cox topped the 200 and 500 tree. Diver Stephanie Zubrin took both diving·events by annihilating her competition by more than 150 points combined. Chintya Ganda nabbed second- place finishes in the 100 fly and 50 back. Despite their seemingly con- vincing dominance, 'the Pirates were in a t>attle with Diablo Val~ · ley -the squad that dethroned them as state champs last spnng The meet's gold came dowh to the final race of the weekend, the 400 medley relay. OCC wlupped Diablo with a 4:09.66 artd stole the meet by a slim si.x points scor- ing 581 to DVC's 575. / Coach Jon Rathfelder's men's team took Ulird, three up from its positioning in last spring's state meet. Sophomore Wisnu Ward.hana turned in winning times In the 100 free and 100 fly. James Com~ fort and Gus Fowler also posted top-five finishes. . Newport Harbor 000 000 0 -0 3 4 : C. Blevins, Lara (7) and Arhart; ' : TODA Y 'S SCHEDULE Castanon, Nuzum (6) and Jones. W . C. Blevins. L -Castanon. 1Jth plac9 C.lvwy aw.pet 5, EstAnda l , Calvary Chapel 201 020 0 · 5 8 0 : Estancia 100 200 o -3 7 3 • Steckler, Molina (4) and Murrietta; Zenus and Garcia. W-Molina, 1.0. L • Zenus, 0-2. 28 • Sterbens (CQ, Barrett (CO. Molina (CQ, M. Romo (E), Ludtke (E). • Baseblill High school -Los Amigos at Estancia, 3:15 p.m. •Tennis High.school boys · Trabuco Hills at Newport Harbor, 2 p.m.; Foothill at Costa Mesa. 3:15 p.m.; Estancia at Edison, 3: 1 S p.m. • Sw',fhrUff'I High school boys and girls -Troy <lt Costa Mesa, 3:1 S p.m . • Softbllll College -Puget Sound at Southern Califoml& College, doubleheader, 2 p.m. Community c~llege -Fuller1on at Or~ C0<1st. 3 p.m. • ~ton High school -Sant<l Ana V41tley at Newport H<lrbor, 3 p.m HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL I • '.Costa Mesa/Daily Pilot softball tourney ends in a rout al)d a struggle • .Newport Harbor buries host Costa Mesa, 25-41 CdM a narrow 3-2 victim. . COSTA MESA -Saturday's battle (or third place ln the Costa M esa/Daily Pilot Invitation soft- ball tournament could not have been closer, but the fifth-place eontest was a rout. : E~n High edged the streak· ~~ Corona del Mar Sea Kings ln ea 3•2 nall-blter to take the tour· per 's third spot. , The Chargers put a run on the bo.rd .411 the I ourth and added a J>4lr ln th top of the sixth. Corona ~ndod With a 1.lsth-tnning ral· 1' ly stringing together three hits. Senior Brica Zoelle doubled and was driven in on another d ouble by Michelle Henning. Henning's knock was followed by Pe nny Marston's ~I single. But pop rues ended the ralfy and helped the Visitors seal the win. "We bit the ball in the air way too many times and didn't make them work hard enough,• Sea Kings' Coach Scott Gorton said. Pitcher Hayden Al y, fl.ring her 1ec:ond c:omplete game l.D u many days, allowed m hits aDd MW Mr record drop \O 4-2. •(Aley) pitched really well. She's thrown a lot of innings this week. She got tired at the end," Gorton added . The 6-2 Corona squad setUed for fourth place with Edison grab· bing third. The contest prior to that match pitted Newport Harbor against Costa Mesa for the fifth rank and witnessed the Sailors destroy the Mustangs 25-4 . •Somet:lmel all the pieces just go together well and other times they don't,• Newport mentor Mike Mull.en ta.id of his 3·2 squad'• outing. •we just had a good one and {Cotta Mesa) didn't.. To illustrate Mullen's dotiod that things were just simply going his way, Kyle McNichols, New- port' ninth batter, went 5 for S. The ninth spot in the batting o.rder 11 usually reserved for the less consiStent batter, bu t McNi· chols was a model of consistency with five singles and four RBJ. The Sa.llon pounded 2A hits anc;) took advantage ol four Mua- l4D.g errors. Krtsten Smith bad e pair ol bltl, including a three-nan home run, and Stephanie Gos- selin was 4 for S for Newport Senior burl r MollJ Mulle n M9d the complete gam victory booltlng Mr mark to l • t. Sh also drilled three bits. Julie Collett paced Costa Mesa with a 2 for 3 perfonnance. CC.. Mll#IDAU "°' ~ ,,...,... lcllon J. eo.-..... 2 Edlson 000 102 0 -l ti O COrona det MM 000 002 0 -2 6 1 ~'and ICM. Alty and Wills. W -~I, 2·1. L · AJlty, 4-2. 21 -Zoelle (CdM). Henning (CdM). ......... ... p '" ....... a. QIN .... 4 Newport HMt>or 112 ,. • 2S 24 ' COila Mela 101 10 • 4 6 4 Muhn end Goaeltn. NA. ~ (2) end0\hho4m. W·~ 1-1. l -R&a 21 -~ (Nt1). ~ ~ Adllrnl (MH). Muhn <"">. JI -~ (~ HR -Stnfth (NH), AUTO RACJNG TEA M SCA N.DIA ... . WI NS AT SEBRING • One win, one scratch; Velez-led No. 3 Ferrari gets the chec~ered flag; Newport Beach's Rob Morgan & Co. KO'd. SEBRING, Aa. -It was the best of tunes and very close lo the worst ol tunes, but with a little btl of luck, the latter wasn't nearly as bad as it could have been for Newport Beach's Rob Morgan and lus Team Sca.nd.la team at the 12 Hours of Sebring Saturday. As for the Best of Times, Tedlll Scand1a's No. 3 car. (Femun Velez, AndY, Evans and Stefan Johansson) raced lo victory l1l theu Ferran 333SP; as for the oth- er, Morgan's Ferrari was in trou- ble from the start to tmish, the car . eventually exiting the race w1t.h spark plug troubles first, a bent steering shaft last, with Rob's dad, Charles, getbng a broken right hand m the process "We had quahfled second,· smd Rob Morgan from his New- port Beach residence Sunday. "bul we went down Mth 16 laps gone wtlh the spark plug prob- lems.· That put the Ferran dov.-n by 16 laps before they were able to regroup, and after·another hour's race, a dnve,r's change "\.vrt:h Rob taking control for three hours. 1 then another dnver's change back to Charles Morgan. disaster struck. . Some 30 mmutes back on the track, another dnver on the far outside was m trouble, suddenly darted across the track toward tbe pit, and Charles 'Morgan slammed mto hun Suspension damage. as.well as the eventual realization of. tne bent steenng shaft, aside from 'the physical damage to Charles M&rgan, tmally was enough to call of the assault The Morgan team's next ven- ture is ApnJ 20 at Roa_d Atlanto and th~y·u use the ~g Fer- ran on Saturdar at Sebnng in that atten}pl, along with dnver Velez, accord.J.ng·to Rob l\lorgan TENNI S Davenport wins rNDl.AN WELLS -Newport Beach's Lindsay Davenport appears to be bouncrng back into a similar style which propelled her \o Olympic gold at the AUand Gaines last year, this time d.ls- 1JUSsmg Inna Spirlea. in the final of the Hyatt Grand Champions women's smgles Saturday. And. to add further fuel to her flame, she teamed with Natasha Zvereva of Belarus to wm the doubles hllals over Franas' Nathahe TaU21at and Lisa Ray- mond of Wayne. Pa The conquests \\ ould appear to push Oavenport up the World Tenrus Assooatlon Ranlungs to No 7, a sudden reversal to a recent downward trend since her gold-medal effort last summer BASEBALL Mustangs· ~' 6-5, capture third place COSTA l\.tESA -The Costa Mesa High baseball team dug an early hole, but d.ldn't take long to dlg out. rallying for a 6-5 vtctory to capture tlurd place m tts own townament Saturday over Lo Amigos. Sophomore Bnan Montoya keyed an 11-hit attack wtth a 4· f or.Lperf o.nnance, including two· runs. one RBI and a stolen base, as the Mustangs (3-1 l turned a 2- 0 first-inning defiot mto a 3·2 edge in their first at-bat Mesa, with RBI from Ryan Gallacher (2 for 2). Julius Vasquez (2 for 4 with two dou- bles) and Layne DeTemple. improved starter Al Lambert's lead to 6-2, before Scoll Smith came on ln relief to snuff a pair ol Lobos' rallies in his l 213 i.ruUngs to collect the SAve. Lambert. l-0, muck out m ~--.--n C.... .._I. 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LEAH OAIFflN, UM..aaa..al E · NOCllOlll8 WT YOU, tCOOipol80ft -°""*' 11 2 oo pm eq111t• thHC1ng 11\0ftng. ~· IO HUD on lht ~ Of lile wrlrttn ob-they have wlNICI nollce Of ITEMS T• ....... -: PU~ ' •-•-..-1)11 ...,_II 0y , 10 IP mtlhOCl,forl/'oeptoU1ct1onOth1f t"8nlJ'IOH9'•tedln 0telhel'leatlng.YOYt•P.•el10n.t The lnd•,,.ndentHOUSEHOlDrf[MS Tetilf lle~llltle•: v.,., IHOCll.D c.TICT A ._...,..,..lllOln ,i;: ~0.~1~g~~1.1n:fyc:;~. 011111 end l1m1> In ll•nchet w prevt0u• paraa1aph w!ll PHJtnce may ti. In pttton edrnlnlt11atl0n a\Jlhofitr, wlll Publl•hed Newpo1t ......... 721 .R D t.AWYD ,._. d ~ 9ftlltl ID bMld Mlfd Uftdll .. '-O• O•wrct, Bldg 0 and open .. cava11on, !>QI tie con•odlftcfby .. UO. or tw Yollt anomey. be granted unlff• an n1.,. 8Hch-COatt M•ta Daily ~ ......._ fiw ACT A ~,!IM. .. • t-. liCnolll ~ --Of tJlO Adama Avenut Co•I• wh~h •hall conlDfm lo ap-No obt•cllona rtct1ved IF ~OV AAC A CAfOITOA tatld ~tot! l1i.s en Ob-PrlOC March 10. 17, 1997. ...... ~ ""°' • t*9bY , ..,_,, • ,.,,..._,llM!n M .... a CA 92626 p11cablt ul•l'f ord.,, alltt A.Pld '7. 1997, will be 0t a COflll~ ctldtlOt of )tctlOtl to tne ~1i11on and mS87 •&:, t •I at•• ' • : ~ ~ ~ • ~. SDfl) m Sll'fUIAISE$, .,: , P1o(t e1 1oen1111ca1100 Oov•rnlng 80,ard cont•O~ed by HUD. \ti• deceued, ypu mutt file •hold CIOOd ceuH why~ PUBLIC NOTIC• ta. ,GOO........ ._ [i~~Y. • 11\3' or .._AOf llW1M. or 8Y !WK.Ill.-~ Nim• Oolden WHI Col· e,, Wllll•m M. Ve9•, Allan &.. "oed•r• (C•r• your cleim with the court Court thould nof gr~I lhe ~ == ....... .... , Of a~_(tuitet, ot ~ ll\ISIM ~ ta 'flit .......... 1i116 Wlfl 1119e 011 Cul ·Oul Swtlth R• Ed. D., Chanc ellor, Utylnt Offlaer), 77 ,.,, and mail' copy lO 1"'-P9'· allthor~ Flctltlou.9 8vsfneH ~ ..0-=~ :== h Oefd of Tnm ~or .. Oclu~ol 0.. 111acem\j<t1 8odNo 1738 Cbatt Community Col· ~2rl8ve2,8Coata MeH, C~ =~~~,:~r=~~~~ewll~rn .:n~ill~N~,g"~h4~2r.9~ Nameltate.ment ....... ..0-'Inda A~~ ~ .. ~.~~..lrto11l~ eour.~~ 25.18111.....!- Place Bi<.I' ar1i ""Mt -and leg• Dlatrfct • four mon1h• trom the dell •t 1:4.5 /·m In Oepl. 703 The followtng ~~ns art _.,......,_ _ _.. m:., ·Reoorded on .,_.,, ,..,_.., .,..., .._ ,.,.... NO\...., ... ~ ;•• ~.;,~~~~!~ :~c.~'.~~·c~o:~~ Pul>l•,htd Newport Publlshtd Ntwport ol llrtt luuance ol the let· loeete 11: ORANGE 00.ng buslMas at: CoHI ~~·n.toa,,~10 . ~ I ., losuument 11t111111S'Rtc.ordtclon 1"'1Mt ~----~""" , euch·Co~la llesa Da•'>' Buch.Colla Mesa Dally leftaaprOYi<Sediottetlon COUNTY PROBATE A.u1omot1ve. 21141 ""·';.~....,...,No ~Olk:aal,.. u lnSllUITIMMo.......,1'ol .. ~,!~tied: .. ~ nC;itor. Ard1lt1 "c•choy. CoOu1 Pilot Morch 17, 24 1997 P1lo1 March 17, 1997. 11100 ol lh• Calrfornle Pro-COURT. 341 THE CITY Gre<Se Ln .. Coste Mesa, CA :........ • t ,...... ....,.. dS II\. the o ()( lhe OtllClll Recatds Ill tit olfU of of .. ~ o.lk. ~ 11~7·m~3;16 Ag!'!~0 ,.,~-m!.96 m594 bate Code. The llMe '°'Iii· DAIVE. ORANGE. CA 902626 Bol ..,....a p ~ .~ot.eeo..ua . ' \#tty R~~ ""Cout!!t ~, ol1o..tl ~ ~.;' ~ ;:;;" 0 c. Ing ciaima w111 nol 111p1,. 9~ ima1 ano1. ,... •P. ...._. tar .. .,..,: ~ 1a n Dilr· eountv. ~omia. Incl 9111S111M ...... ... r"".'. ~~917 t41 432_5~~·; Mm PUBLIC .. OTICE PUBLIC NOTICE be(0t1 fol)( montht (tom IF YOU OBJ.fCT so .,,. pell(" D, COste M .... CA. ttl1.., ., • SUM lhe ' ofll Oefaulaul \II 1111 NoClr.t Of Oefd and Thi~ of fll .....,_. diOll NOTICE IS HEREBY BSC 6021 •II• heanno dale nollC9CI grllltlng ol lh• ~tllloo, you 92Jo62•6 R· ... rto l>A-1 .,.. .............. .,... f:tea>roedfu~ 1 as EJtdlOn IO t Sd flettW!der ~ ~~ ~~~ G £. NOTICE TO PUBLIC abOve. • should appeer t i Ille heat· s .go.,., """"rH, ttoa. .... •t t ~ t ltCOl'd«O MJlt... as ·~ -"' 1 ...,_ -II II H1a1 11'111 al>O,vl· OF REQUEST FOR NOTICE 0, YOU MAY EXAMINE 11'1• I""' and 11et1 ""''' ob-2948 Pepptrl!H 0, Cotla WI ....... ~ ....... l\$~t 0 lnStlull'ltnt Mo tl-lllMI oC NMle ln....., of tit,._. Cll riarr,ed Sctl(tol O•t1t1ct of A ELEASE OF "'"HOS PETITION TO ltle l\.•PI by Che C.OUl'I. fl you 1ecuon1 or tile written Ob-Mesa, CA. 92626 ..._ .._ .,. a ~ Otllci 4 ~'·at In the Ul4 ~ Aecotds. W• Sd on lnOIW undll' ~ Stm, Of Or11iige Co.un11 Oa1.1orn1a H T CE..,OF ADMINISTER art a pereon lnl•rHted Ill jtClions with lht oourt be-This buslneas Is con-..,_ _... .. rJn~lhe -~~ 81 lhe NGVtH7 ll Ille Mail (...,.) CIOfMIOfl 11111(SeeSeclOI\14400 G~~~.-~~ e~~r~1"~~~:.n~·f~ AHD 0 I tSTATE 0,l lh• Hlate, you may .1110 lore the heerlng. YOlll ap. dueled by: • gentral Part· ..... ..... -.,.. ,,.. mllO eolrY m IO the ~ &llnllel to IM Cellflfr • MQ.. unm and PlolestlORI "r relcrrod to "' DIS· Sl"FNllHFOICl~GNTOFE!,OECT MILDRED 8 . JOHNSON woh the court• lormel A ... ptarance mey bl lo person '::"lllp ,·t rt·"' ... I ~OMu:;:.-~.:-~tH, fll.CMc Center 401-411 C.ttl'IOllH 700 Clwl& Cllllef Code). • lJllCl .. .. rr ka MILDR""D qutal tor Special Notk:t ol or by your enorney ave you • "" vO ng -.. --Ch~ Ave Plac:eli~ ' .... ,.. ~Alino I t•ul no1"'':~ .. e~c,e,~:,~P,~~11 ONTME •. ... the llling ol an lnvenlot'y IFYOUA.REACAEOITOR business yet? Yu, 1H>I· C.Su ii hlW.~• 1 t\.M AL~Bil OIM Wnt. lll'M-... 11 NNpMBtacMlolt&Milla ;ir,ei«: <IJIUd 1 ir.c sealc.<J ENVIRONMENT JOHNSON and appraisal of HUllt H • ore con1ingen1 creditor ol 96, ~· T ,._......_ _ W OTHE HIGHE:S 1:45 AM Pl/bk M'ibOn to Che CNG41183104-f!CMlr' March 17 • t 897 CASE NO. A 188448 , Hts or al eny peUloon or lht deceased you m11s1 lilt 01mas Bolanos ..lipflft • ---. ... , int E !LOR CASH lliQ/lffl Oodder lot CUii (payable 3.10 17 24 11m ll·dS l(Jr tt" <waro ol ii C To ell holra, benellc1a1iH , eccounl H prO'lrldtd In you/ clalm ,.;ill\ the court Thia aleltmtnt was lilod ,,._A. Y..._, pa al !tie time ol sale ltl at the lllTlt oi salt In laWlul ' • ' ~ , cor.1ra~1 for the 1J•o1ec1 de Cltv of oat• Mea• creditors, coollngeol credl-teellon 12SO ol lh• Caltlor· end mail• copy lo Ille ,,.r. Wllh lh• Counry Cltfk ol 03117, 00~119. 03111, ~~I the Unttec2 mcnry 0411\C UMed SQ!es). all PUBLIC HOTICr ' ~;;~~~~r.!~u,ni of Hvcro "" tfoualng and 1ors, and pe11on9 who mey nle Probalt Code. A R•· sonaf reprtsemallve ap. Orangt County on 2·26-97 0:1120, 3/21 SI. al h , lllle and n-ng11t. Diie. and N'Ul!SI, conveyt<I "' 1 Communltv olherwlaa be lnferesled lo quoit for Special Nollet pofnted by lhe co1.111 within 1897371228'5 lereSI CQ.!We IO-and now to 1no now Mid by It under saMI A11-.1ttm1nte ' ~~~~.~~.~al ,;i, c.u '> tarq.1u'> l>•v•lopment ·~~ ~~1110~E~si:1t.0or ~tih• IOfm la available trom lho four moo1h1 (rom the dato baily P1fol Mar. 3, 10, 17, PUBLIC NOTICE ~ b~ ~:ope~ ~ai: Oeto ot T111SI in lhe property FICTTilDUI IUllNEll : Tticro "''" bu J T ,,eril/ Division, 77 F•lr o · L · J HN N court clerk ol llrst Issuance ol lht Ill· 24, 1997, Ill Slld u~ty and Stale SAiii~ 111 nod Counly anC1 Slalt MM£11'All'MOR' 1 Liollar ($20 <>Ol non Orlv•, Coat• M••• a~a ~~f.~rJ>NJOhHNS~ Attornev for the P•tl· ltrt as provided In aection J mS74 fll-.111mnm hel9Wl9ftet deSQ'lbed ~ hettl(lltler ocsetlOfd· AS MORE The tolowlno oltsiints> ifWt rc.•.,ndaCI• 1J·1imon1 ro· CA 82828 11 d B ~s9 9n ttontr: 9100 of lhe California Pro· -••••-= ~deSCnl>ed on said FUllY DESCRIBED OH SAID OOlngtusi~e;TEE~f q' r(:d hr ea~r ... .,, c.I bid I 714l 754-5835 KEISeSLERI> 'I lhA s AR A MARY FAl.LOH bait Code. The time for Ill· PU LIC .NOTICE ~~-rr .. =~ 0 lt\1$1. The~lt~ DEED or TRUST. The Pf'OOtrly AOVEHT\ft'S AND ~ I r c1 t~ r Id Tb J.. L llHCAESTEO in • 1.1petior MCH"' Q c Ing cl1lm1 w111 nol ellptrt -"'~' ress -and other IMV>n t:Jt,,, (:II ~ ·I: ~ s Ou AGEllCIES. GROUPS ANO Cour1 ol C<1ltlo1n1a. County ...... ES ., I SBI belate lout months lrom Flctltlou1 lualneH Tlll ldlOwUIO l*'Oll(t)"' designacion II any, of real addtuS ln<S QCMI qMllmOCI OUTDOOR DPLOAAl'()NS, ,,,, "'')dC• 11.l/Ctil<i 10 Coa~I CASO S of ORANGE. 82548), ATTORNEY AT lhe hearing dele noticed Name Statement OOlng Qltlnest • 8 N1J property d9scnbed above 1$ dUJQIVOOll, ~ Miy, at die tU I 2111!l6 Olllall WaJ, Liie Follt1, ~<.;· tn,_., 'I C.lltgu O•~· PTho P~~pose of tto.s notice THE PETITION requests &.AW, 120 SOUTH MAIN above. The following persons ere ENTEJUlRISES. 8371 Monl'Oe Sl mllP.O"ed to be. 4 l~U141..SJ PIOl)eftY OdGnoed &!>OW 11 CAll26:.> !J •J~ ~·.., 1 tl1 ''" !! ieo in I\ to •dc:ntily lwo sepaiale lhal BARBARA KESSLER STREET, FAL&.BROOK, YOU MAY EMMINE lhe doing b\Jstnosa as: New· StanD\, CA Q06llO (714) ~ Newpoit Be~.J "r~2ti00 llilll>OlttO to be: tSI YoMowft Angela AM ~11166 ,,,,1 ,....,~,, i(J1:rii i.1:u ubo~e. bul ielalod aclicins 10 be be appom1ect as per.anal CA 92028 · hie kept by lhe court. 11 you port Coast Orapl'tlc Design, 4141 ~.'!!S. ... ~ laM. Costa lllUa, Ct IMZI ~ W~ .. Liie CA ~·; ir.oso l»d•, \hiJll l:Jo l;:ikon by lhe Col)' of Cosla represontallve lo admlnlt· Pubnshod Newport ore a person lolerealed In 1966 Port Ramsgat• Place, 'tWlam J IOng, ~ !Sisdaims~ orr~Y IUI ariy The UllCICf'S•Onecl TniSlfe 92630 ;.i••<:~ ,., 0 r.ut.I t / reao filesa ler lhe eslato ol the dee• Beach·Collll Mesa o3ily tho est81t, you may lilt Newpor1 Beach, C~ 92660 ~Of , OlanQI. CAQ21167 ~it.hi ~ d1$Cl11ms any lllbtllly tor any Tlu lluSltless IS toncM:lld by il,,.,0 " ''•C .,i:,010.~iaiea 1 On or aboul Apr•I 3 dent Plol M rch t7 21 24 w11h lht court a formal Re-Deborah A, Del Rio, 1966 !llwlley J j(jng. 5429 E ,. ... re~ ti : shown IOCOITtctness ol Ille piooerty an1nchlW• 1 ,. ""'J 1,1 ,~11 1997 lhO Ci•t 01 Costa THE PETITION requu1s 1 a • • • quest tor Special No11ce of Pon Ramsgalt Place, New· eemtos Or 0tangt. CA 92667 .,..sign TIM. Y 1 aooius lllO cOier common AeiJsnnt has not yet tieoun , u~CrAddfl'U wolh lhC Mos~ Wiii requc:.t 1M us Ille dtcedonl'I Will end 1997 lhe lillng Of an lnvon1ory po~ Beach, CA 92660 8rucl ;.. Beltner. 2710 N :::~ a.orii~ a:;r~·c:. de~nitoon. d any, sno.n """" ID llVISad tiusrness under 1111 "' •:. <.• .. "' ca11101n•a Ocpanrr.c.nt or Housing and :=o°dp1~~~ 1: an~.hbe ~17'111e~ MF592 and apprelsal of estate as· TtJ1s bu~lness Is con· \4S11C11st.'Orll\ot.CACl2667 ll<lil!IO~ secured by lhe Pl'Ol>-The IOlal imount Of the unPIJ(I lldlOous tiusroess Nme Of :•~t-C.r..r 1rJC1 C.ooo !:oc· Urban oo~e1oprron1 (HUD) a e. e 1 an PUBLIC NOTICE sels or of any pelltlon or ducted by. 8" individual TIU 1119111911 is~ e'fty lo be sold ahd reason· balanct or Ille ObltQ.JflOn UCUttd l\llTltS ~Slid hel9n ~ ,. , JV'.l Ir.& D1•,1nc1 re 10 1e1easo funds unclor T ollcl j "Y codicil' tre available accC?unl es provlOed in Have you started doing a genml P111ntrstip able esllmated costs, ex-by l7lt oroot!ty to be $040 it1CI SGNED N¥3B.A N"4 ICB.J..Y 'IJ i, ... ,, ii lt1e tJ1c:lllc:r po!>· I ol lho Hous.ng and Com· kor eaam1oa11on in lhe Ille BSC 8004 HC11on 12SO ol lho Cal11or· bu51ness yot? No Haw YoU stMeO OOlng lluSI penses and advances al l1ie ftasoN()jt UlllNtld costs Ths ~was liltd Wlfl :r ... \. ,:r.1r, ul l~·~"n~·,'~'~torc~ii~. munot1 Dovc~o!lment Act ol ~~tly ~~;,~fo~· roquesls NOTICE OF ~~es~,~~~le S C:c~:i· ~o~:; ~~l~r:l~l:m~~~ R:a~ filed nus Yt(1 Yes. JIRlllY 15. IQQ7 llrl or ~t~lttaf0fll~ e~nses Incl a<tvanas if me flt• Cou:t Cltf1l ol C0ngt "'. e ~I I' o 1.mt1 lt1i.1t the 11~~~1!::L r!l~·:Jlli311 lor ltio au1nor11y. lo ad1TI1nis1or lhe PETITION TO form IS evallfblt from the wilh the Counly Clerk ol SIGNED BRUCE B£REfTEfl ~54 ~1 86 In add1lion lo ltnlc of Ille initial 1>11bllub0n of eou:~.~~~ggra.;,_ .,,, ''J~I , •• J:•<A<<.l<:Cl ~.~cal ~tar"l1~~~c.\7, estalt un<:1er lhe lnclopen· ADMINISTER court cletk. Orange CoufllY on 2·19-97 ..... nu ~ ... •~Neel cash. lhe Trustee wi# ac:cepi lht Nocice oi Slit IS S~exp~ liW --·;;ot;; , c 0 (I P · 2 donl Adminl111a11on ol Es· ESTATE OF: Allor u f 11 199731114 77 u .. Courlb' ...,.,,. a castue(s check d~on a S1ot,17I001 aodltlOn to CUii, z--~ .,,c,r ., •ti ' ·t «:Clr•CiJI ropcr11 Ac.Quo' ·hem 7!J 1a1cs Acc. (This authority AHN w s DIPPO • n•. or P• • ~ Cou!!CV on F.bNaiy 20, 19Q7 state · or natlonaf batik, a Ille Trustee will 1eeeota usn1efs the Ollll 11 was fHd In tne......,,..., ' c; <.;H r:.w' 17 t!/'17 Shalimar Cc~w Mc~a CA. will allow lho personal rep· E LE I tloner. Daily P1101 Mar. 3. 10. 17, t«>TICE·Tlls f;chous c:tleoll drawn by a Slate O< cntck aratvn on ' slate "' OI Int Counev Cltltl. A ne.Rc:t· ,, 1 !.' J" 1, :.>4 1 °J'J I S200 000 rcsonlahve 10 ttke many CASE NO. A 188381 POUOUS D. 24, 1997 Sllllemtl'll expia Ir~ yurs f federal credl1 UOIOO oc a •aus &.r11neas Hime ~I'll /if.I " lHHOUG,1 Aur•I 4 F1SC.'..ll Yc.1r 19'J7·!J8 !ICloOnS "91thoul COl.lrt IP· lo all ho111, benel1etar1es. POTRATZ, ATTY. AT m575 Int.,, was hltd 111 Ille Oii en«* drawn by a stale °' nl!ION W k. a check drawn !IY I lft.lst bl ldtd pnor to INC - 'J'•' ,11 'J fJO a"' Go/'/C P1oper11 Cle•.11a11c.c. and p1011a1 Belore laking cer· Cfed1101s, conlmgoot c1ed1· LAW, 183742, PRO· ol Int County Clelll A new fidl ledtral savinos and loan as· Slltt or tedfral c~CI~ unlOll Of a The~ ol Ills~*" ,,.., · ·~ .m t. & Op11ra11on~ Par1< 00vet(Jpm11nt. 782 lain very •mlll'>rfant AC1lons 1ors, and poraoos who may BATE UW CENTER OF PUBLIC NOTICE .out &.rsiness Hll1'1e S-.nt soc:lahon. saVlnQS assooation cllecll:o:iwn by a stall O<fedetal not Of Itself aulhonu the UM 1n r,. J• h Vl«~I !>lr!JIJI cm Ille s 1r1 ooo owc~cr, e persona rep· lhe v.111 or esiate 01 both 0 RAN 0 E C 0 UN TY, Flctltlou• 8ualne11 fTllSf be lled f)llOf ID u-,_ ion 5102 ol the Finanoal savings uiotlatlOtf OI savinos 11 Ct." :.ir,, 1r,calcHJ c;ll Snal•mar Co~1u filcsn CA. n th 1 • 01herw1se be rnteres1ed Jn 1 ..... ,._ ~YlllQS bank ~fied Ill 5aVlllQS and loan assoc.auon. !tis Stall Of a~ F: 1 ·~ It< 17 t 4J 8% ll 1 !.8 :/ 11 ha~ been dutermln\jtl rcsurilllhvo will be required ol: ANNE LEWIS 61PPO •· 12453 LEWIS S'TREET, Name Statement The tiling ol lbs snment and authonle<f lo 00 ~nk soeCll>eO ,n Secuon 5102 of Name in ~ Of 1111 °' I :,, uA!l f<P•' 2J 1'J'J7 th;,I such requeti for ro· ~01!1~~~,n~~f:,!0,~~"~!~~ A PETITION hat been SUITE 102, GARDEN The follow109 persons arc : C:.:~ ai,:i:,,"8.,~s!~ business tn lh~la~ In ~ lt!fF1nanc111Codundauthor1ztd :O~='C~ ,~ ,, • ,,r:i p"' 11:ase of funds w111 r.01 con· wa>1ed nouce or conseoled l~ed by JOE S. GOODARD GROVE, CA 92840 dorn3 busioeu as· a) ~ :O:. ol tile OhtS event tender O ' an c to oo buSlness 111 this stall 111 the et seQ btleSS and Proltdllnl 1'.J'17 car111y olloclong tho qu3hty lho independent adm°lnfs· C11l1foro13, County of OR· Beach-Coste Mesa Daol" I>) 1·DW Oesigos. 238 11 lnOlhtr ~~( .. -"..-1 , o With~ the issuarql 01_~ acctl>l!O h TNS!tt may Firstr.tno , ll'JAM> DATE May 7 ~111u1c an ac1100 51gmh· 10 1118 proposed a~t Of\) 1n the Supouor Coun of Publi shed Newport Oavr Alwood Associates,~ '" ~ ;Ille IS aoceoled lhe 'Truslee ~y cwnt ~r oltltf than Usll 1s Code)· · r,.., r.o11m1:n1 stiJU I.Jc ol rho human enwonment 1 ANGE • AhsoCrookRd,Sulte l\5B common.-~....,...on Trustees Deed unb 1uuuS • "'"'Je 1 , " ·•• or n.a1e11;, Jnd iiccord1ng11 the Col/ of 1ra1ooo authorlly wil be THE PETITION requests Pllol March 14. 17, 21, Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 ' et seQ. BuSlnesS a/Id Profes become available 10 the ~ Int •SSUll\U oi the ~ Budl-Costa MIN ur•':JI:• Iii(: ~cr•!rdtl ur.ICS~ Costii MG5ii nas dOtoOOO graoled unlen an Infer. lhal CATHERINE ODELL 1997 David E AIWOOd, 34501 A 1) payee :l'i· endot'See as a Tnistrts i>el<I until funds CH0405Mlr3,10117,24,1W7 '"" "' .11 11111 f\1:1,11~11iir r,1 "'"' 10 pr11pore an Eowon· ~~~~n ~':[~:0 ~1!1511~~ :,:>d aka CA'tHERINE ODELL Fm669 Via Cntahna, Cap1streno First Fmno · ~~ ng~ ~sale C:O: Oteome M~ll>lt to !tit OIYef Ot r.01 ··~· "··~ 1er.l1os lo Ilic IT•Cnlal Impact Sta1omcn1 I I FREEO and JOE s. GOO· eeach. CA 92624 Hrwpc)tt lluoh-COSta Mesa • enCIOBee IS ~ matt.tr °' llQllL u1 ,Tio< r 11.JI 1110 cor1 und11r me r1ii11or.JI Eov11on· ~~~~ ~~g~1d'~~eg~:J :~: DARO be appomled as per· PUBLIC NOTICE This business is con· ~ Mlr3,10,17,24, 11197 ~ =m~ Said salt WIR bt made. bUI lHAGllJll wJ<, prc.r;crly h· m1:n1i:.1 Potoey Acl ot t9G~ a mo rt son31 1eprueota1ovos lo dueled by. an 1n01111dual • se$$IOfl O< :s· . IO Wllhoul. CO'ttnlnl or wananty, "' 11·.ud "' 1l•1J t.rno tho co11· IPL !I 1·190) ~ HklniNG 011 lhe ell· adm1nos1er the es1a10 oJ lhe ORDINANCE Have you s1a11ect doing sallSfv 1he set-CXl>f'SS Of rmot·td ~ lllle. 11,,,, ''"~ aw:ir\JCt<l Ar•y The reason for suct1 dcc1· lion will be hold on AGRIL decodenl HO. 87·12 business yel? Yes. 1986 PUBLIC NOTICE cured b)'. ~ said • ad-OOSSUSIOn 0t encumbrancei, IO c.:0r.rn;.C. TIJH nvt so h· ~i0n nc.1 to prcparo such a 10 1997 iii 1.45 m "' Tl;IE PETITION roquesls AN ORDINANCE OF David E Alwood vanoes therelll\Oef wlll'I Ill-sallsly the 1110tl>lednns secured r 1•1.•,1:1J •\ '> •llJI.'. t to pcn31 ':.1at11mc:n1 are 11~ follo,..s Oepl 703 located ~1 341 Ille decedtnl s Woll and THE CITY COUNCIL This Slatemenl wn hied fie Mo. 1"7U11~ tefeSI as. proVideO~etn. 11y Sf'd Oted, ld'anecs 111:\ 1mo .... ""' 1;1,, II me '" riccess:iry m!Jasuros 10 The Cot Orlvo Soutn Or-cod1c11,, of any, be aOm1nod OF THE CITY OF w1lh lh• County Clerk ol FIC'TJTIOUS IUl.SS and lhe unpjld ba-hrelll\Otr, WfO'I llUllSI u t ur ~e cla~~11ica11on sPec1 rni11gar o ~pocoal cnvaron· an e C~ 92668 ' 10 probalt. The Woll and NEWPORT BEACH Orange Counly on 2·20-97 MME ITATBIOO , ance of the Not secilre<l ,,.!>J f)IUVl(lecl lhtl1rn it1CI lhe ~ Cemet~ • Mortuary I 4'tJ he11:,r0<1L1.>10 1\ that ol n.cll!al facto" for 001so 1;? vou OBJECT 10 lht any cod1c11s art available AMENDING SECTIONS 1997371 i887 The IOllOWlllQ prrson(s) 1nit S8ld Deed ~ lnf9:;o f)llllC\Pll Ol 1!1e 0NcQ seeuttd by Chapel • C1'9Matory u specoa111 con1rac1or a$ ano dusl control dutong granlt~ ol lho poUtoon. you lot •um1nahoo in lhe hie 5 28 0 0 8 Oa oly Pilot Feb. 2•. Mar. 3. dalno llusaness aa NA8E1Ht000 ltlereof}_,_~ pro~~ l · WI Du el w1111 lllttl!Jt thc1tOn as 3500 Pect11c View Drive oc:1.11od 1n Sec.11on 7058 or cons1tuct100, lralhc now. stloulo appear al the hoar· kepi by lhe court. • • 1 • 5.2 .035, 1o 17 1997 m566 DELI. 1560SupenorA\lelllt I N Nole.~, a..::: .. ~ ... tl· ..-........ .. 111 ............ l-s. ........._ ~ tho C.t1l1lorn1:> Busmuu ancJ ~110 socu111y ano removal ol THE PETITION requosls 5 .28.040 AND ' • ,.._.. ·~-CA-."7 · -l ~ses 0 IJlC • !tie .. ., • .....,., _,, ,_.., .... ·--........ _., r>1dc~·>o(;ll'J Cooo lhO spu· lea<l and :JSl>e~tos aro 1nd .. :~uo~~d ors~~~ wri~l~O ~~.· autho111y 10 adminis1or lhe 5 .28.090 OF . PUBLIC NOTICE :-~·Nlbe~9&42. ttamllO!'I '~=era= b~~ De ~ dlaives ano tll)ff'IStJ °' ~ 844-2700 r •J 11 co•1lrJt:lo1 awardc<J catod 1n lhe En1111onmon1a1 h lh be Hiatt vnder lhe lndepen-CHAPTER 5.28, OF AlltM #2\ ltJ,,.rlQIDn Buen .. 17' ~ ~~ truslte and 01 ttlt tr\lsts cru-t-~~l!ll!ll•iimm••lllf tt•c: Co11tra c.1 tor ""' Wu•k nov1ev1 nocorcl lor lhe \~~~o~~ ";;~ar n~ cYoo~i a~ Oenl Adminl,lralloo of Es· THE NEWPORT 8EACM ~lctltlou1 Bu1lne1• CAll2627 · • y as • T by S&IC:I Otto ot Trust. Diltd PIEllCI lll011IElll """" 11-.1JU c.onwuc.t a ma. pro1e<:l(s) No wolla11cls, pearance ma; b~ In porion lales Aci (This aulhonly MUNICIPAi. CODE, Name Statement Tin business 11 COnckleltCI bY ~· Road ~ 1""1117 IU..F.I. lllC. .. IBJ. -.WAJ-, 1r.i1.11 -,1 1111.• Vlur~ 1n uG· waler aqu1lers co:istal 01 b our a 1 rn will allow lhe personal rop· PERTAIHI The following persons are no dual 2 I · CA '9 706 "911 Etlalt ~,. cordZ>rrco w.111 111u prov•· are;is or endangered ipe· IF ~Ju ARk0A ~~EDITOR resen1a11ves 10 take many LIVE ERTERT~QlN1~NT doing business as: LR s , 1111~Sttanf ha not yet~ ~18~ ~or Salef In· ltmcet IS ml Truitu, 17700 Mortuary* ChaJMf ~·ons or C<ihturn•:i Bus• ~·os v1111 be 1mpac1ed oy 0, a onun d 1 1 ac1tons w11hou1 cour1 ap-17220 Newllope SI 1201 ~ 714-573-965 Rtctt ~ SUdl 240 twll C. Cremation • ro1·-.s aricJ Prolcss•ons Code lhos pro1oc1(sJ Furlhor· lhO d!ceasegdn~o~~~:i' ti?e proval. Before 1ak1og cer· ESTABl.ISHMEHTS Fountain Valley, CA 92108 '::.~bJtJJslness unoet ~ ~aymood Zubiale. A.ss1 92614 {714)414-13318yMeimda S11ttioii 70!.'J more, compl1cmco w1rh oll our 1 1 ' lain very lmponanl acllons. Subject ordinance was Simone1<oLSCh (H Trustee ous smeu Mine 0 lj: 8"111r. Tfllltll OlflClf &nl41' 110 Br<>Jldway_ ' A11 Work mu!>! bo com Cit/ 01<.lon:inte> ano cond•· ~nd ,;.~ '.:1c~~yh 1:,ti::,,c~~~ however: lho porsonal rop· lnlroduoed on lhe.24th day for JB Doberman), 17220 ~h~~~~~ •uDER 11~ 3/03197 03110/97, 3·lfYIZ'2' 1997 Costa Mesa ptc1c:d.w1111m s•••y (60) con-hons will mon1m•1e 1mpac1s 1 ruen1a11ves wrll be to-ol Febru•ry. 1997, and was Ncwhope SI 1201 Foun· s ..... ..., """'"'""""" 0311719 M2-eteo so1..u1o;e OJys. Time 1s. of on tho eowonmool In ~~~ed'~P'~,,sc~t•l~•wll~~~ quired ID give nouc·e 10 1n-•dopled on lht tOth day 01 tean Valley. cA. 9270B Tiu Sllllment was llltd WI i~N~S~14~:5~n~33~====~~~~=====~rt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Ille css1.:roco I u1ruro 10 INms ol solid was1e and lour monlhs ~o:lhe date loresled ,,porsons unless March, 1997. This busi~eu Is coo. !tie County Oertt ol co11.p1~10 1ho Wc.rk wolh1n WiiSIO water 01 lust issuiioco of Iha 111• thoy have waived oollct or AYES, COUNCIL dueled by:.;i buslnHs Jrusl CouottonFtbN14Y24.1QQ7 11.11 l•mo S!JI form herein Ao Enwoomort1al Rev1ow tors., rovidod in scclion consonlcd to lhe ptoposed MEMBERS: O'NEIL, Hitul you staned doing lilOTICE·TlllS fidliOUS woll 1c~ull 1n 1110 1mpos111on nocord rospecung tho sub· 9100 ol~he Callforo a-Pro-achon) The lndependonl THOMSON £DWARDS bu~ess ye1? No Slllltmenl eicpres IM )'Ultf •A l1quod • .11od oamauos tor 1oct p10Jocl(s) h:1s bcon bate Code Tho hme1 lor 111• aom1n1s1ta1100 author11v will HE D Q ES ' GLOVER' TruSlee, Simone Kol sch Int Olll rt was ldeel in tile Oii ''J' '' tJ,1y <JI tlclJy '" troc rhado which documonts , 1 · 11 be granled unless an In· H ' ' This stalemen1 was lileO of Int Coumy C!tnt. A nil'# fiCll ~""'u"' •L I forth in 11 o In lhe envoronmcn1;i1 1ov1ow of ~o;ea·r;;,~, w;,,0~~. 11~f~~ leresled person files an ob-0~;:: 1 and MAYOR w1lh lho County. Clerk ol taus Bus.nes.s Name Stlftme lo1111Jl100 fr,r B•odcr~ 1111, pro1ec1 and more lully lho hoanng ~aio nohced jeclloo lo 1111 pehtton and Orange Counly on 2·5·97 rT\.ISI Ile filed PllOI' to 11111 Oii! · £ 1•" l>1t.1 mu-:.1 L011lo1m ~c:ts lor 1110 1cni.ons why abctvo show good causo why lhe H 0 ES, C 0UNC•1. 18973710121 The ld1no ol lhs stil!mtl'll '' 11 t.c r"'P""~"u lo the such sta1cmen1 ts 001 re· YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe cour1 s.hould not grant lhe ~EMBERS: NOHE Oally Pilol Feb 24 M 3 not Of itself ailholllt Ille use 1 ~01111,i.1 UCl·um<ini.. Eacll Qu•r~d Tt10 Envuoomental file 0 I> h authouty ABSENT COUNCIL • ar. 'lhsSlll.l ot afiCllMius9us.nes t.i• J!J<" \11111s1t.m11. on 11,0 Rov1ow Aocoro 1s on hlo ore~ Pl ry 1 0 court 11J~~ A HEARING on the pell· MEMBERS: NO,.E lO. 17• 1997 "'558 Name m ~*" ol Ille ngtlts o l11111t luttw,hC!O w•lt•_ tllu and 1s ov.:11lablo lor public thO 0;::1:0;~~lor~!~ 1110 tron will be held on APRIL MAYOR: J•n Deb•v PUBLIC NOTICE lnOO!er unde< FtOtr»: SUit (f1folr,1c1 Or.;wmerils iJ 1,~1 OA31TUn3lron and copy Wllh tho court a formal no· 10, 1997. at 1:45pm In c IT y c common ... (See Section 14 r,,1 11.1 "' .po~ctl ~ulJcou upon request 11 Costa quosl 10, Special No1tce 01 Oopl 703 localed al 341 L V H &. ERK 1 Fictitious BualneH StQ &.rt1ness and ProfesSt 11,1~101-, u•1 lh•s µrei1cc1 a~ MC!.il City Hall. 77 Fa11 lh 11 1 Tho C11y Ortve Soulh, Or· • onne M. •rkless N•m• Statement Code)· 11:q•m••!l t1y lho SutJlot11111J [J11ve, Costa Mei.a. CA, an~ ~~~~.,~al ~7 ~~.~~~1~;i'. anQe, CA 92668. The en111e lext Is avail· The following persons 811 First Fikno ~"IJ S..rlJCt•111t:it:1111tJ f "'' Housing and Cornmun1ly sels or ol an Ol.rtioo or IF" YOU OBJECT lo lhe able tor review lo the C11y doing business as: Coasl Newoort Beach·Costa Mesa I <J 1 r ··~ A<.I Ceivorr1rw·r11 Oevctopmunt 0111•s1on. Filth accounl as ~r~vided 10 graohng ol the pot11too, you Clark's oll1ct ol 1he City of Roconslruclloo Services CN.40!J.135 ~RC Mat C 101.l z,., t• '".: 100 c:I \cq I loor be1,,uen 1110 hours ol sec1too 1250 01 il\e Cal 10,. should appear al lho lltar· Nowpon Beach. 2625 w Aurore 112 Siinui 31017 24 11197 I •'ii O•<J '·'"'" t.io ;;c. a am 10 5 pm p C 1 1og and slalt yovr ob· p A c 92704 · • • · · ro1111i.11.,1-<l l1y" cer11l0cd er No lurt11ur om11roomental noa robalt ode. A R• jocllons or Ille wttrlen ob· ublished Newpor1 na, a ~ ... , ,,., " <.hetk c• bid ruvocw ot such pro1oc1(s) is qoesl for Spoclal Notice echons wlttl lht court be-Btach·Coi.ta Mesa 0Glly Gary J. Klsge, 2625 W ,,,, uJ "' '"' ,1moun1 rou1 1e~5 proposo<.1 lo be cono c100 1orm Is avaoliible from lhe '°'' lh• haa11"" Your a,... P1lol March 17, 1997 Aurora #2, an1a Ana, Ca "' coun clerk. · ·•· ,. ! 92704 111,,,, htil l-<'•Ccnl 110·~1 ol p11of 10 lho roquosl of re· Attorne for th• Pell· pearance may be lo porson m593 This busineu Is con- 11.0 tn1:11 b•!J p11cu, p~yal.Jtc tea~e for r eoeral funds. Y or by your auorney. -duclod b . on lndlvldu 1 ''' 11 o D"h1c1 a~ a guJran All 1ntoru1ed agencies. U~ner1 If VOU ARE A CREDITOR PUBLI NOTICE Have y~u slarled ~olng "'L II a1 lht• b•d\J••• 11 "' groups Of lod1v1duals dlS· H1.1WARD H. HALL, Of a conllngtnl creditor ol business yel? No I"' 11o~a1 ,., JCC1:plc<.1. shall agroomg w1lh either of tht INC., lhe deceased, you mull file NOTICE OF Ga Kho e 111vmplly 1uocu10 lho 31Jovo two acloons are In· HOWARD H. HALL, your claim wllh lht cour1 PUBLIC HEARING Thi': slal~mtnl was filed Alf"'""'''''' lurru~h a salts· v1led 10 1ubm11 wr1llto ESQ., (CSI# 80877), and mall a copy to lhe per· NOTICE IS HEREBY wllh lhe Couoly Clerk ol SELL your used vehicle through classified 642·5678 GARAGE SALE HINTS ' Before your garage sale, determine what items you wish to sell. Make sure · everyt!iing is dean and repaired. . Hove A Garage Sole! · Clll ~ P~ Ol511ieds a1 641·WB lo rht "°" ~ Sale lid' ~Pilot v• IJ 1r;rf r J.11,1ut Perform. commen11 1or consider· 15551 PARAMOUNT tonal repfetenlallvea •P· OIVEN lh•I a public hear· Oranne Counly on 2•2().97 •"K"~~manJm~m ~oo Su~ mm~~~ ~Wtd~~~~~~~ ~ ~~d by .~ • ~------------------------------------~~-"'"'I~~~ It.Jn ono hun<Jroo monls should spoclly Bl.VD., PARAMOUNT, lour moolha from lhe dale Cosla Meu Clly Council 18873711841 PtH,•·nl (100.._J of 1ho 101a1 which of lhe proposed oc· CA 80723 of llral lssuenct ot lht lel· on April 7, 1997 at 6:30 Daily P1101 Feb. 24, Mar. 3, L•O P"C" lurr11~h a Pay 1100s rs being commenleO Publlshed Ntwporl ler• H provided in section Pm., or •• 1000 lhereaNor 10, 17, 1997 m570 "·""' Bono •n an dmounl upon. and be received at Beech·COsla Mesa Oally 9100 of lhe Calllorole Pro-H posslblt, In lhe Council PUBLIC NOTICE 1101 IM5 111,1n ono r11.1ndreo lhe above address on or Pllol March 10 14 17 bel•'Co<le. The time lor Iii· Chambers ol C11y Halt, 77 JJtlrc1:111 (100'1\.) of 1110 1010' baloro April 3, 1997 All 1997 ' · ' Ing clalma will 001 Hplrt Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, 00 1--F'.""l,..c_tl_U_o_u_i_B_IA_t_l_n_•_••- 1 .. 1.1 ""co ono lurn1:-.h ccr· such commenta received belore lour monthi from Int followlog flem: 1.1 .:1111~ cv•dcnc1ng lhal lho sholl bo considered by 1na ml590 the hearing dalt nollc~ AN ORDINANCE amend· Name Statement 1oqu11ecl on~wanco 15 1n el c11y of Costa Mesa p11or 10 PUBLIC NOTICE above. Ing Coala Mesa Mut1lclpal d f!le follof'ng per1001 art JtlCI on 010 amounts sot lorwordfng a roqvesl lor re· VOU MAY EXAM,INE lhe Codt Sechons 9·125, 9. omg bus OHS H : Hom• •01111 m 1110 g1moral condl· lease of fund• 10 HtiO No &SC 6038 Ille ktpl by the cour1. II you 128, 9·191, 9·191 .14, 9• works·Plus, 42 Atd Rock, 11oris Jn lho 011101 of failure actron will bo lakon on tile NOTICE OP are a person lnteresltd In 191.15. 11·191.16. and rt· lrvine.-<:A 92604 tu enl<ir 11110 1110 con1rac:1 doscnbt<J pro1ecl(s) prior lhe Hlale, you may me pealing Socllon 9·191.13, Gregory Oouglu . Menin • .inr1 0Kocu10 1110 reqwoo 10 Huo·a w1111eo oulhorlza· PETITION TO wllh the oour1 • lormal Ae· end tslabhshlng a Citywide 42 Red Rock. Irvine, CA uocum11111S, such l>•d socu 1100 10 uaa those lund1. AOMtHtSTEA q1.1eal lor Sptclal Nollce ol rohlbllloo on pushcarts 92604 111y w•ll Dt lorleilod The Tho City ol Cosla Mesa ESTATE OF: lhe tolng ol an lnvlnlOfY and olhtf sidewalk ven· This bualn•u I• con· r .11t11tul Po1lormiincu Bond w 111 u n d 1f1 a k e 1 he FlORl!HCE CAAOLIHE and appralaal of Hlalt as· dora. Envlronmenlal Oeler-ducted by: •n Individual. sh.ill remain ln lull force projecl (s) described abovo BEHNER HI• or ol eny pelltlon 01 mlnellon: Exempt. bHato you 1slartod doong ;rnd oll1c1 lhrough tho wllh Block Grao1 fund• CASE NO. A181309 •C1coun1 •• provided In NOTICE IS FURTHER us ness yo1 No gua1an100 porood Al spoc1 rorm Ht.JO under Tolle I ol To ell heirs banelic!Mles secllon 1250 ol lht CehlOf· 01\IEN thal at aald lime Greg 0. Marlln f1eu '" th• oooe111 condo the 1974 HCO Act The C11y cr~110ta, co~lingenl credl: nl1 Probale Code. A Ae· end piece all lnletesled ~r~• 1~1•1cmen1 "'~1• kllle~ 11011s of Cot1a Mesa '' cen11y1ng '°''· and po11on1 wtio mey qu .. t IOf Sptcl•l Nollce poraons may appear and 1 • ouoly If 0 lhe 01srn1cT 1norvos to HUD 11101 Allon L. noe· olhorwlae be lnlartattd In form It e11ollnble from Iha be haard by lht Clly Coun· Orange Coun1y on 1-27.97 uit right to 1e1ec1 tny or all dor, In h19 oft1c1al copactly lhe wlll or Hiile Of bolh court creik. ell on lh• above lltm. 19973708744 bl<Js or 10 waive any 1r as Ctty Manager, consen11 ol: FLORENCE CAROLINE Atlorn•lf for the Pell· IF THE AFOREMEN· Daily Pilot Feb. 24 , Mat 3, rogulo1111111 or mformah1101 10 accepl the ju11sd1cllon or BENNER lloneri TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· 10, t7, 1997 m568 1n any b1d1 or In the bo<.I· lho Fodt11I courta ti an OC· A PETITION hllS been UWRINCE NOR~N lENG!!O IN COUAT, the dm9 lion 11 broughl 10 enforce tiled by JANNINE MORE· ' challtng• may be llmllod to At roqurrod by S1c11on r11ponsobolihts lo relellon LANO JACQUES In lht Su-~TTSQO,,R(C88f03022281 only lhOH lssuea rtlHd al t I 73 ol the Calllornla 10 pro1ocl(1) environmoo11I perlor Cour1 ol Cahtornl~ ,. NEY ./tT LAW, the p1.1bllc hearing de· Lobo• Code. 11l11 Doroc1or ol review. decision making Counly of ORANGE. ' 9403, I&. IT'ORO RD., acrlbed lo lhls notice or lo the Oepor"t1•n1 ol Indus· and ecllon, 1nd lhal lh•H THE PETITION r•q~ll• STI!. 180, LAO UNA wrlllen cOtrHPQndence d• flelll.1tln711114 11111 n111111001 ol th• S1a1t rHpoo11bolillt1 htlve bttn lhal JAN.NINE MOAEl.ANO HllLS, CA 92653 flvertd lo lht City Counclf lfATWrOfM.t-.err or Ca11tor1111 hos deler· aaualltd The legal tlfect of JACQUES ti. appolnltd H Publlthed Newporl et, Ot ptlOt to. the publfc Of mir1e<1 the goner Olly prtvOll· lhl cerlllfCllllOtl la that poraonal repreaenlallve 10 e .. ch•Coslt MHa Oally hHrlng. IJlf Of ACm10UI IUlmt •og ratos of wtgta In lht up<>o lta •pproval Block admlofaltt lhe Hlalt ol ll'lt Pllol March 11 17 18 MARY T. E&.l.IOTT, MMlf loulrly In which th• Work Oranl runc11 mey be UHd dec:ldtnl. 1 ...... 7 • • • Deputy City Cieri! Thi IOllOwlnQ --..11 ~• 10 be pt1lo1mta Coples and HUO wlll have 1allalltd THE PETITION requt•tt .., Pubflahed Newporl ""'*'9 llllndofied lfliutt" of lhHo weoe rt1t1 dotermi-Ila rupooalbillllH uncter lhe dec•d•nl't Will 1nd Tmo44 Boecll·Co,.a M••• Oolly 8" ldtGUI i.itinett ,..,,,. r1ai1ona, eoliUtd PREVAIL· lh• Na1lona1 fovlronmon1a1 codlella, If an~. b• edmllllO PUBLIC NOTICI! p IOI Metch 17 1907 LOGISTIX tHTERHATQW. 241 ~2.,ta~:~~t l~;~tJtmc~ :.~:1ezcc::i :~ ~::i1o~u.~ ~~le°!:~~; •• ~: ::u.~ NOTICI OF I • • M595 Meetd Ot1¥1. IJamond 8#. otroca located e1• 1370 111 approval ot the rot•••• '°' examlnollon In ll'le tilt PITITION TO PUBLIC NOTICE 111~ ,. ___ ... _ A011m1 Ave . Coit• Meu. 01 tunda and accel)tance of kept by th• cOl.lf1. rn• ,...,._ ...,.,... CA 92826, Pt1y1lcal Feclll· lhe ctrtlllcallon only II it la THE PETltlOH req~111 ADMINISTIR Nodce la hereby glvtn ltll~ 90.,.!0"' w• ftleCS 11i1 P1111n111Q. 1110 '" •v•lf· Oil ont or the followlng eulhoflly 10 edmlnlttar th• &ITATI OF1 lh•I the underalglltd w\11 ne .,, 1-"' the OclunCV 11bl1 to ,,,..,y 1nltrHI~ pefly baal1 (e) Thal lhe C•ttllf· •tlll• uMet the lnd•ptn-DONALQ G. 0 '8 .. llM bt tOld ti f'ubllc A1.1ellon Otlnoe~ 0!9(Mll fft Ho ,upon roquoat Ttle Con· cation wu nol In f1ct ••· deol Admlnlatrallon of Ea· CH• No. Atll131 on MONOAV APAIL 07 I~., __ _,,_,_,_ trec:tor tnall ~II e copy ol te1.1ltd by lht Certifying 01· 11111 Ac1. (Thie t Uth0tfly To aM h.tr1, btntftclarl ... 1897 AT tO 00 A.M. !<ELLY MdlMI A. NI. 241T5 9ene 1h11 documtnl at oec11 !Ob llC-' Of olhat officer or •Po will allow Ille ,,.rto1111 rtp-creclll«•. contingent crldl· a. KARI. JACKSON. K.6. Otht, ~ 111'. 111t Tne Con1ract0t and pllcanl epprovecl by HUO; retenll\J\le lo lak• many tOfl. ~ l)eflonl who may A.UCttOH S[RVICE, P.O 1796 any 1ubcon1r1c1or vn<ler 11 or (b) ll'ltl the 1ppllcan1't act1on1 wlthOul court •P-othefwfae be lnttt .. lld In IOX 825, RIAL TO. CA. ~ J SoilOfllte. 141 "1•11 pay not Ito lh1n lht tnvlronman1a1 review ptovel. Oel0te la.king cer• U1e will OI Hlafe1 °'both, 12377 909•873.0744, AUC. ....,_OM, ()tl'flOnd Bar, • tptc1htd pravalllng raltt ol rec0td tor the ptOJKl(t) In-lain v.ry lmpattanl acllont, ol: OONALD Q 0 BRIEN T!ON eoNO f12a-4M9. 716 wegea 10 I ll work•ra em· dlcaltt omlnlont of a tt-however, the ~aonal 1ep. A 'fTITION hat been All.SPAC& • COSTA n. ~ ... COllllMllCll ployed In th• execuuon ot quired decltlon finding ot '"en1111v. wlfl ~ reqUlrld lllect by OENIS R. o·eA1IN M&sA, 1&35 NEWPORT CO> lh• Con1recl •tep eppllcel:llt lo ll'lt lo gllle notice to lnll'Hled In Ille SuPefl0t Cour1 ot It.VD., COl!A MISA, CA No bld<ler m1y w111'1draw pro)atl In '"e tnvlron-pertont uni.at they haw Celll0tnla, Counly of OR· tMU 1ny bid for • perlo<I ot lllC1Y mental ,...,ltw ptOC•••· 00-w•IVfd notic. or Contenlld ANGI. UNIT # • NAMI! (GO) d•y• •fllf lhe d•I• ••• j*Cllont mUJI b• pr•Ptftd lo ll'le ptO,:>oHd Hllon.) THE PEfrTION requHlt • INV!NTORY lor lhe opening ol l:lldt. and •ubmllled In ec• The lndependenl admlnlt • INll DENIS R. 0'8AIEN be At31S. RICH T08!Y, A poymenf t>onc:I th•ll be coroance with tht rtqt.llF.o 11at1on au1hotUy wl4' bt tppolnled u ptttonal 1ep. HOVSEHOLO rT£MS raqwad pllor 10 taecuhon procedUft under 24 CR' grentld uni..1 an lmer• rHttllaliVe ro ldmWetet A21 '7 CHAIS MA,.A, ol lhe conrract and thell b* &8.79 of the Aegµla1/on1 Hied Pf'M>n Olea an Ob-the a1111e of the decedent. HOUSltfOLD IT!MS In the toim HI 10'11'1 "' th• found In ,,,. 'edetef Aagla• ltctlon to the Pl'llllotl and TH£ PETITION requ.Sl• MIO, MICHELI.e PAt.TY. contract CIOCUrntnll •• , dlled JuM .,, 1994. •how OOod CMIH wtiy the er.lfhortly to edmlnla1er file HOUICHOLO lfEMS ·~~~~~~~~~-...L PUBLIC NOTICE I STARTZ • • • • • • • • • The Legal fkPartmmr at the Daily PiltJt is plmstti M anflQUlla 11 MW lmlia now 11vailabl.t"' MW busiTIG'SO. • I • I • ~ wiU now SEARCH tk name for yt1' Ill nq extrrJ c~. anti illW you tht : ti7N mid tht trip to tht O>u:rt House in Sa1tt4 Ana. Then, <( f:flflM. afor tlN ~ : is compktetl we wiU fik your fiaitWu.s businm name ltllkmmt wiJl1 tht °""'1y Ckr/t, publish ona 11 W«lt for four W«h 111 rtquirJl,y "1w 11114 thm file your protf of pub/Wtitm with -°"""' Clnlt. PIMse stop by"" fi~ your jiaiti""1 bwinas Sfllkmml Ill rk .DtOiJ PiJq/. 330 w. Bay SI, Cast4 MG4. /f Jtl1Hl1111tflt stop by. p/a« "'°us Ill (7 J 4) 642-4321 """wt wiU mAlt ~for J"" "'htmJJ, this proctJmr bJ mttiJ. If you slxJuJJ haw 1111J fonhtr ~ p"1w t:JJ us tmtl ~ wi/J be more~ g"1J"' llJli.st JO"-C.1(JOt/ IMdt in JOIR' ~ bwiffGI! Index g ,19ffo.t6ll I I A · ""'HOUSES/ ~-ONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT COAST 1070 AL TEZZA P l an C • 3Br 3Ba, Upgredes GENERAL 1002 • Neutral Colors • Unobstructed Views • Gated Community Owner 714-494-6616 --A-t-te_n_t-lo_n __ , MOBILE' ttome Owner• HOMES " A.E. Agentall Showcase those special properties In ur Homes of the eek & Open Home ulde published each Saturday In the Real Estate Tab. Ifs an effective and Inexpensive way to reach ·home buyers I Call our Classified Department Todayll 1100 •Beeutlful Qbl•wid• Mobile Home In nice C.M. Park. Close to bch. S 19,590 645-1169 ACREAGE 1125 642°5878 '".,--------1 4orb• Lind• Percel ... CORONA 1 "'DEL MAR 1022 MF u1e or build your compound . Agent 714·644-7111 tl'213 ' •Short Sele• Cdm dupl•x. Two lrg HOUSES/ 3 bdrm, 2.5ba 'units. CONDOS Bullt In 1987. 4-car pkng. Prlnclpals only. FOR RENT 873·3777, Agent. RES ES • II .......... 6H2 .. HO By Fax (7 14) 631-6594 (Plra"-t' i11cfudt> , ... ,ir 1111me. and plu111t'..itmtbt-1 und ... "·11 t:u U you ~ad• •1th u pric'I' qumt· .) -[~SA ] . d ertising "l pref er a. v d the . th the Pilot an w1 due to the great H.B .I. d reat respanse an ~ ,, r service. custoroe Bill Solis " -. . _... Bow to Place A. Polley ByPhOne (?14) 642-5678 • By MaMil Person: Rull'' a11d dradh11r .. 11,.,. .. Ul.iJl'I t 111 t'hlill(lt' t.11l111u1 notwt'. Th" pubh .. brr n·-..·l't'• lhl" n~ht 111 1'1'11-,11r. ri·lh1--1(\ rt\I•' 11r l'\')"11 itll\ l'la~·•fii>d udH·na-.1·nw111 Plra ... · n-port um f'rrnr 111111 nun· m. iJ1 \ 11u1 "111"1ft1·d ud 1111mecLurrh Thi' Du J~ PaJ111 1w• t•pt• 1111 ltubil11} for au~· t>rrur 111 .m i•d' eni .. 1·nv•111 fur" h11 l1 at nia' bto r"•Jl'•lt-1hl" o>utpt fur 1h1 n1•t uf rhr •purr •It tuall} 1w • 11p1rd '" th1 t•m 1r Lrr•cLt, an unh be nll11911·d f11r I"· ( 11' I II t-1•ni1 m :330 ~·tst Ba,· 'tre(•t Co:.ta \1 t'!>a,. CA 9262'7 ,\1 \r•-pi111 Bhd be Bu~ "\t ----Deadlines ---- Hours Monda~ ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm • Telt~phone 8::30am-5:00p111 \lo11d11\-F ridaY \rall..-ln 8::3bam-5:00pm \londf!y-~ nduy Wedne~<la) ......... Tuesday 5:00pm Tht..ir~da~ ....... \"\t'dne:-day 5:00pm • Friday ............... Thun-.day S:OOpm ~aturda~ ............... Friday S:OOpm Debbie'• Davc•r• In CM has openings. 2yrs + Fix hrs. Meals • Lots of TLCI • 545·8177 6010 1 pc 10 entire es1n1e Pa1n11n9s. china, g1sware, lurn etc .:ovr NB Res 673·6223 MACHINERY 6045 Unlmet Lath• 3" swing, $295. Call al1er 3pm 548·9490 Loving, educated, 30'11--------- Eng spk woman seeks OFFICE FT UO Babysitting FURNITURE •-Relerences 644-0995 Q EQUIPMENT 6047 ANEW ' BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • • nx uta1 Depttrtmm1 Ill tJx {)aj/y Pi"'1As ~ ~ M 1tn"""1W 11 NW ~a""'"~ ltJ MW bwsinessa. \fi wiJJ MW SF.ARCH tM MIN for JO" Ill 1tlJ t'.X17r1 c:httrge, idtJ JllJJt JflU tht ti~""" the trip to the°""' H0t0t ;,, Srnt.r Ana. Thm. '!{ ~. ~ rlN ~ is cvmpldaJ wt will fik JOfU' Jiaitiota business M1M st¥llmfmt with tht u.,n& Ckrlt. publish""". wtJt for""' 11.wh • 1tif"imi by ktw llnd then file JI""~ of publialtion with IM °""'JJ Clmt. Pip. stop ,,, to fik Jf1"" fotiti-s ""1i1'tll ""*""'"'Ill* (MiJy Pilot. 330 w. 1Btty54 0-Mm. If Jiii' Mlfllllt *I "1. 1""' aJJ.., 111 (714} Gl2-4J2J mJ aw will""'* ,.,."i''*'lll far""'.~ this~,,, 1lwiL If""' shotJJ hor ""'~ f"lll!1n4 p/lttWaJJ Ml""" ..... will w 1'tt1W"""' tltiti 10 llSt'lll yow. GotJ ""*;,,,.,"""' ~ • \Pilot COSTA lllf . ' ' --. MONDAY. MARCH l7, 1997 , Newpor:t Bt-ach/Cosra Mesa Daily Pilot TODAY'S CRQSSWaRP PUZZLE .... ayOWilSGOHN wfth OMAR SHMtF and TANNAH HljtSCH 90?5 NISSAN 9150 TOYOTA 1210 AUTOMOBILES POl.D --------------------- •aa Muet•n• Conv. ••• M•1tlma, wM/blu. •'•~ Terc•I S•M• 1 .0. 5-epd , r•d, tthr, eunroot. chrm 5 •P"d. 2 dr. Runs l•ather, old alock whit, lull pwr, t-cyl, and d<lv•• great. 97 Aun• Xlntl M~ 5-apd, all upg,adH iag1. Need quick Hll. ACROSS 1 Mv*'Y writef JOhn Oidc.lon -a Nu1t11oN1 eupplement t 0 Funda'!*1'ala 14 Reed Instrument •& Bfau. e.q 16~uneed t7 Songbird 10 Roasting 981 20 Church oflicera 2t Galtiered 23 Jotvwiy - 24 Gets up 29 Type of pudding 28 Peel 29 Thank you. In Montroll.l •t Pmc. v•nr• ..of'I l50 Greu&lnd 53 c.tdgame 5e eo minuw. IH PutJlicity ploy GO Fencing 1word 81 Salntl' lmeges 62 OPEC "9tlon 83 u ... blowlont1 &4 Ado'escent• 65 Nld! and Nora'e dog DOWN 1 ·-Back. Little Shobe• 2 Adam's son 3 Comical bjrd AN8'WER8 TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q. t • Eut-Weet vulnenbJe, u . South you hold: ,,. 6AQ 10'7 OK 1011 0'7 MJll The biddin& Naa pToceeded: waT NOR111 SA8T 80Ul'ff 10 ao P-1 Whal di yoo bid now? Q. ( • Nei~ vulnerable, u South )IOU hold: 6A 10 '71 OA&.11011 0'71 .. 'TM biddlnt hu~ed: NOR111 ltA8T 90tTl'll war 10 p._ 10 r-ao r ... T What do you bid now? AUDI 9025 record•·•lnc• new, $7000. 71 .. -842-7728 H8 .. 442 •eo aoo G&1•Uro _seooo ____ 5_1_5-o-1_0_5 -,90--M-.-.. -m-.-.-.-A-ed-'87 PJcttup 4 ••. 5•P4 Turbo 5•pd, 4whl '89 Teurua LX 4dr. w/blk ltht Int, BoH custom wheels. n• drive, pearl whl/bll( Afl eldrae. 2 new t11, aterao, phone, all tire•. lift kit, 14200. tthr, fully loaded, C/d keyleu entry, snrf. pwr. Naw tlree. Look11 __ 7_1_4-_7_e_o_._1_•_•_•_ player, IO ml, orig Oood cond, t owner. & run a gr• at t '95 Avalon XLS Biie, ownr, all papere. $4,495 OBO. 960-.3873 58300 080 675-e6t7 blk llhr. v-e, 4dr, alt, $10,200.obo 497·5174 ,91 &ddlo Bauer 1rir1. lull power."22k BMW 9030 '85 3251S Sports PJ(g, 5-~pd. traction conllol Loadedl 1 27,200. '71 ... 780.1549 11.xplr Ok blu•. anrl, ---------mis. S21k. (800) 886- llhr Int. New lls. Mint iiOiiLiiDiiSiiMiiOiiiBiilLEiiiii9ii1iiSiiiS 1705 pgr, 549·5088 cond . $11 ,500. 1--------- 548-4711, ahe1 6pm 1988 DELTA 88 TRIUMPH 9215 QT Aov•I Brou9ham ''liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '84· Muatang Fully loaded, V6, darkt• Red, alt. AC, ste1eo blue with light blue In· '80 Triumph TR7 CD. Loaded, mini Roadster. 68k ml. cond, fll pwr, all svc terlor, 94.000 mllH. Black. $50,000/080 rcrde. 41k mll••· S14k s3.ooo or best oller, over 12600. 548-1089. OBO. 631·5638. Gr99 714 57•-4267 33 Singer Janis ~-monster 36 Newfangled 38 Convent 4 Use coupons 5 Wobbles, as a roc:ket 3 11•1 0 •"7.Urll4'd'~~ A • We can't think o( a hand whore 1l1m would be woree than on a fineaee -providing partner hBS an ace. Bid rour no trump to make tW'C. What 1r partner 11how11 two aces? You can cheek on llinp, to inv;ie a grand elem, but don't make thal commitment younelf -there ere going to be bad breaka. A • North'• rebid ia not. very ucit.- lng, but you cannot yet judge where to place the contract. Therefore, we would rule out any jump in heart.II in ravor or reversing to two epadea. Even though a epade eontract i11 unlikely, pattner'e rebid will be much more enlig,htening. CADIUAC 9040 9221 9160 4X4 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii resident 37 -and downs 38 Parkino - 6 Building addition ""ttere "8 Quot.I '78 sevlllo Aztec HONDA '9085 PEUGEOT gold/I emon It hr int. iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '92 Sidekick JX Red w/nu wht top, 5 1pd', A/C. pwr •teer. Good sla1eo. Great RV tow car. Fun for beach & ott-road. $7,500 080. 39 Foo1t1t1lra Montana •O Wtlnkle •2 Mound •3 Caveman 7 -carte 8 Unpvory , 9 Little Ws • 10 Blamed · 11 -'!Hance 12 Smoke 13 Transmit t8 Sphere 4 9 "Bot191111ea -FrH• 50 Sigh OI retie! 51 -olf: reseive 52 "The M1mmoth Q. 2 -A. South, vulnernhle, ynu · hold: Q.15 • Boll\ vulnerable, u Sou\.h you hold: ,. 59k org ml1. Asking '8 1 CIVIC '84 1505STI Stvr ~ $3500.. . 844·8407 2.dr, llf1 back. 5-spd. 1peed. A/C, 'll.ew • 8 1 E l>d 0 r • d 0 Good cond '$1050 obo cfutch. Leather lnte• ANey - 44 Stem Hunte11· 1uthof 53 Food ll1h Blarrltz Orie blue. ••831-7149-k* rlor. $1,50?· 675·397•8 (714) 875-8817 45 Drum accomparnmenl .a Dye 22 Lower in ranll 24 ts not well 5" IJnY. Insect 55 Solian volcano 6RQt OAJ78 OK98 •l08S The biddin.g has proceeded: NORTH EAST 80tml WEST •K 5 48 OA 4 OK Q 8 2 •• Jt I Partner open11 the bidding with two no trump. What do you reepond7 Slainleu etoet top. 1 OOk ml. Leather, loaded w/power op- tions 52900. 548·5140. HONDA 2 new 81ldg• ---------stone "Potanz.a" tires. PLYMOUTH 9165 ( 185 60 R 14) w/rlms iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii + whl cvrs: BO over ANTIQUES & '85 Plumouth '83 Blarrltr No Sloo.973•2715 • CIASSICS 9250 25 Genetic 58 Mother deer 59 lodge l• P... 10 Pua A • You certainly intend playing in slam, but this is a question orfind- ing the right strain. SI.art by bi d· ding three cluba, a request for part- ner to bid a major suit, in an at.tempt to locate a 4-4 fiL in 1padee. Your ruffing value in hearts could make 111x apadea iron-cl11d when a no-trump 1lam would be chancy. New t11es, 65k ml. 47 Bead malerlal 21:1 Paa 7 mo nl hly P ayme n11. ---------$2000. 842·2218 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii What do you bid now? I A • Although you certainly want to be in game, the pouibility lhel partner might have raitied with only three-card aupport must be taken into eccounl To protect against that, jump t.o thrl!(l no trump t.o ahow a balanced h11nd with 11t.oppers in the unbid 1Juil.JI and only four heert.a. Partner 'c1m corTcd with four heart.a. Q . .3 • Both vulnerable, as South you hold •K 10 7K 2 OA 10 8 3 2 M J 8 5 The bidding has proceeded: SOtml WEST NORTII EAST 10 Pan IQ Pau 7 Whet rfo you bid now? A • The choice lies between one no trump and t.wo clube. Since you are al the lop of the range for R mini· mum OpC'ning bid and your hand is 11lightly unbalanced, we prefer two dubR Lo one no lntmp -it. i11 more likely t.o get you to game if partner hu invit.al.ional valuea Q. 8 • Al4 South, vulnerable, you hold: •KQ4 OA85:1 OAQ8 M lOf Your right-hand opponent opens the bidding with one spade. What aclion do you take? A • fo the imm~ate seat, a vul- nerable overcall of one no trump \ hu an upper limit of 19 point.a. . Since your hand fit.II into that cate- gory, there ia no reaaon not to take that action. rlid one not.rump. Learn to be a b e tte r bridge 55000 down and drive MERCEDES 9130 '73 M•••r•tl Citroen It awayl 875-5391 '89 ~ldorado 2·dr, perfect, loaded, 0 r ' 1 c a r /B • v e rl y Hills. 39k ml. $8000. '758-7835 alter 6pm. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil-p-0-N-T-IA-C---9-1-7-0 37k mlles. All ortglat. $10,500 or best offer. ** '98 SLK Slvr/oyst. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Must selll 888·5212 Healed aeats. S48k firm. No export! Aval '81 QRAND AM Wht. •at Deloro•n 3/15. PP 942·0138 Well malnt.ined. New Stunning 1ed finish. cass/1ter,60, a/t, A/C, Lowered 2". Looks '83 Devllle Sedan, V8, ---------103k ·mis. Blue bk like lotus or Pantera. lthr lnl, full pwr, cruise NISSAN 9150 $5000 +. Asking $16,950. 975·3150 ctl, caas. wire whls. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $3000. 760·5428, CdM l--------- 515·500 B54-~817 '87 Pulaar red, 111K: -,9-3--P-o_n_t_la-c---Q-r_a_n_d FIND 1 owner, perfect cond Prix SE 4d1 sedan. CHEVROLET 9045 ec, a m/lm cass. 1-top Loaded. 25k mis. an apartment '72 El Camino V-8. auto trans, dual exh. p/s, p/b, ale, bucket seats & wheels. Blue. 52900 obo 759·3407 81' Camero 49k orig ml. Showrm cond. A/C Blk/Blk. Must Seel $4500 720-1585 S3550. day 650-3300 Must see! $11,990 night 548-2030 730.8004 through classified I player ! S ubacribe now to the 1-C-H_R_Y-SL_E_R--9-0-5-0 Goren Bridge Letter by calllng (800) 788-12215 for Information. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Put a few Words to .~work for you. Or write t o: Goren Bridge Letter , P.O. Bos: «JO, C hicago, Ill 60680. '84 Le Baron Convert Wht/red Int. 1 owner. Lo-miles. Full power. $3000 OBO. 723·1504 DATSUN 9060 PETS & ANIMALS SPORTING 6049 GOODS TV, ELECTRONICS, TRANS O T O POWER BOATS MARINE SLIPS 6065 ST EREO 6080 p RIA I N 7012 DOCRS 7022 '78 810 Sedan, a/1. _AM/FM Cass, new \IS. Call Da' ~Pilot Cet H1m111ayan/Bluo Point fem. 5 ylS old, friendly, gentle, loves children. 640-9017 CAT Sl11r Persian w/pa. pees. 3 y/o Sib male S7S 080 723°8210 Engllah SSTrlnger S panlel. $50 Two 1 y/o fem Labs. 525/ each. 895·3888 Nordic Trac Pro w1, ________ ,. --------- reading stand. Barely * CABLE TV * BOATS Newport Dun•• 50'MOORINQ NB 101 N.Bayslde 01, Harbor. Xlnt location· N.8., 4·5·97, 11am nea1 Pavilion. $8,000' Runs greatl 5850 OBO. 75k orig mis. 540·5995(754-4455 used! $300 644-4092 Deacramblera ~~---~---TV, ELECTRONICS, STEREO 6080 Cleaalfl•d The most comprehen· Lowest Prices! 1 Yeu W•rranty . Visa/MC/Discover C.0.0 . 3Q. day ttial 1·800·211·4125 *** sive and c1.trrOnt d1rec· I~:;:::::=;:::::::::;::::::~ tory of goods and ser· Buy It. Sell It. Find It. 111ces around! Claaalfled. 7011 '83 Boat Traller Tan· ~l:r~s s~~· !!~~ci~: OBO. (619) 778-2663 _F_O_R_D_..--____ 9_0_7_5 dom axle, removable Hu 11 cc B A.Q oo M· 90'. Sllp P1lme NB '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hitch, brks w/fresh wtr 79K 1980M & camor location. Parking avau.1• rinse. Up to 20· boat. B a r o n v 1 n able. Call 863·2329 '7B F350 P/U 4 dr w/servlce bad; ladder 1ack. v.,Y 1t1ong 460 CID. New radlalt with alum rlm1. Great work tr uck . $2900 Blue w/chrome whls BCTH793470 or 721·0783. $1500 673-7713 ---------,·--------sell your home Tho Community Sall/Sllp 911 beam, 10 Market Placo. mlns to 1ea, main through classltiod. Classified channel. up to 45h 842-5878 842·5878 $10 per. 875·8835 540·5995/754-4455 642-5678. •5E•R•VI_C_E ___ ICARPENTRY 3510 COMPUTERS 3556 CONTRACTORS GARAGE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GENERAL 3 5 58 D 00 RS 3720 LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PLUMBING 3890 REMODELING 3 6 7 8 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 808 iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ADD ITI 0 NS 3 916 HAULING DIRECTORY QUALITY CRAFTSMAN JUNK TO THE DUMP liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Split Second Moving Expert Drain CIHnlng liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I Custom cablneis•crown•--------.. l.D. DEVELOPMENT •$25 Service Call• (71,..888·18821 Landec ape Remodellng P1ol Moversl 24Hr Srv & Plumbing Repairs mold1ng 11le/marbt8!M1sc C 0 MP UTE R Custom home & 1emodel Repalrs/Serv/Openers AVAILABLE TODAY Yard lune up/malntenace, 7oay/Sr Ol1c/Tlt784S2 20yrs exp. All work guar. Farthing Interior• Kltchen/Balh/Remodel Rm Additions Vlaa/MC l#560875 873·1212 repairs Charles 557·7684 T RA I N I N G No Fee charged unlit All Mak••·Modela 888•1882 landscape/artistic design. 432·9123/P·346·5850 Steve 545·8298 ACOUSTIC e Windows 3.11 /95 job Is completed. Llc'd 650-Serv-(7378) $20 HAULER ContractorlC27-604006. Two Brothere Moving -P-r-.-0 -11-.-P-lu_m_b-ln-8- CEILINGS 3408 CERAMIC : ~:r~:~;:f~~he:r~ Ll480664 721·0404 ••S475 • 18X 7 •• CLEAN·UP•FREE EST Pro1·1 & Ethical. 645·7505 Moving Today? No Repal1t & Remodel• 1 ________ _ ON SITE • 70AYS LEWIS Construction Includes hallway, JOHN 650·1628 NEW LOP~ Piobleml Llc'd & Ins F100 Estlmatoe SPRINKLERS 3921 CEILING MASTER TILES 3528 714-721·0252 • Remodel•Handyman weGlhe1·slrip, Install•·,_________ MM8nrv Cal-Tl3465 957•15oo Ll e87398 989·1090 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •Acoustic Romovol• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1•--------Ll704773 Local Res. tlon & tax 945•57o 4 HEALTH/ ~~s_)Pr~l~e~~ _O_R_C_O_P~L-U_M_B_l_N_Q __ SPRINKLER REPAIR Custom Toxtu1e•Plilnt S R , •71,..557•5825• Uc PAINTING 3858 & o I Cl 1 V1lves•Heads•Tlm• Lico ,,.ark 838·7300 Leaky hower1 •Pd Computer Training i---R-••_l_d-•n-t-la-1-----------NUTRITION 3742 ns. '741·0487 ra n ean ng Reg1outlng & lnstall'n Allo1dable-Personal HANDY MAN 3710 Shan•'• Qardenlnn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 7Daye/Wk•Free Eat. clocks. 27Y11 Local Svc. L670130 o 1 T ll & Small Bu1lne11 • L1727705 780 81'70 John Burr 292·2831 aan ° e One-on-One Tratnlrtg Construction D&1lgn ·•H y p N o s I a & Landscaping. Lawn 24Yra Quality Painting · APPLIANCES SERVICE 673-8065 or 846·8526 CAB Admln 631·4258 ·Add1llons/Remodels· •Paint/Carpentry• Bd Cert Paychologlst car• ln111ll'n/Remova1 TOUCHUPS, TOO Civil Engineer • Ref's Drywall and moiol & Hypno-Theraplat.1_s_p_1_1n_k_1e_11_5_4_8_·5_8_o_1 24 Hra. Richard Sinor --------.. TAX 3426 Newpon Tiie & Marble iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Fine C1oh1mans hip ... At Affordable Prices. APPLIANCE REPAIR Showe11/Coun1ers/F111 ·REASONABLE· Natural Stone & Marble • 649·5848 • Fplcs L545488 842·2214 Home Computer L13n3133 723·180~ Small Jobi Oki Treatment fo1 moet VICTOR'S Prof'! Land-..,_L_10_11~2.,,..8o_e_,4,..,4-...,.64.._,..S·,....3..,..20-.9_1 •DAN DAWSON• PREP11u11TION 3 925 Start-up. From Ground G 845 5277 PLUMBING ~ zero To The lnteinet i---------ary • · probleme-Reas tlldlnj scape Malnl. Seasonal RAINBOW Clrcle Malnt. Watar Heaters • Drains HCSZ 714·891·4755 DRYWALL • ROOF REPAIR e scale. 840.157 Color. tOY11 Exp. Xlnt Palnlln9·lnt/Eat House/Apt • Ceilings painted PERSO~ TJUININO Refs N.B. 457·1739 Quality job. Free HI. Remodel • Repair * IT'S TAX TIME * MACMEDIC. Care IOI SERVICE 3584 • Expert Electrlcal Diet/Exercise Program YARD Clean-up, Tree Li1569897 830.8888 r:~;~ : 6~~:;;~ Call early for appl. Macintosh Compu1ers1'1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Ca1pontry & Moro TONE YOUR BODY Ti I R O'S palNTl:tO Jeanne Here 1!.A. I• 1 m HedgH/ emoval CHUN ~ " Pgr;,717·5728 Rellied IRS 673·8905 3429 In your hme/olc. Low/ ""'SMALL JOB EXPERT 22Yrs Exp. Ll535977 & RI pp ED. ABS New Lawn & Plants. 23Yrt Exp-Ort Prlcel --------.-CLEANING hourly 1118. 873-8819 Drywall/Plaster Repair 7 1 4 .5 3 8 ·1 8 7 2 Train W/ono of So. Ca. 98().8502 Pg-748·5375 Guar Work-Free Eal Too bU•lt for I••••? ARTIST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3 548 • Hanglng1T1plng, Ttalurt BREWER'S TV·VCR Best Tralneis In New· Uctlf375602 538·t534 We Wiii come lo you. MAKE·UP ARTIST •---------c /A .. 51 5573 & H 5 1 port's FlnHt Private POOL 30 Years Tax E•~· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONCRETE & ornm 81 ~ • ome •rv 0•• ff 1111 Ve Reas MASSAGn 3830 lk•'• C uetom Painting 800 83A ... 7 o • Weddings/Proms Under S300. LIE7J660 A:festca11 ~ke No~ '" Prof, Clean, Quality SERVICE 3894 1• • ... .. • Speclal night out A TOUCH OF CLASS MASONRY 3557 ELECT.RICAL 3610 Accept M/C & VISA 1·800·735·5882 Wortc. lnVE>C1 & Oock1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'--------Oreat Rel1•12yrs oxp Cteanlng. Res/Comm ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C.M. Dale 831·1818 714·810·8049-pgr LlclBondod. Free Est.I• ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L&B Sport• Therap1 L#703488 831·4810 lalend Blue Pools WALL Teresa 282-7143 BI k Bl k St Tll 1• Handvman Charlie All body Cllf& to relax p t p I ti & S COVERINGS 3932 r c • oc • one, • Small Job EXPERT Palnling, ~arpentty, IMPROVEMENTS & 1eJuven1te. RN/LMT • •r• • n ng Pool pa Wkly Svc. BATHTUB -.-a-O_S_S_H_O_U_S_E_C_L_EA.._N_l_N_O Cone, Patio, Driveway Duncan Electric plumblng, fence bldg. HOME 3756 CM 722·9823 20 YHta Experience Aepali: fllter/pump/hli '~!!!~~!!!~~~! Licensed-Bonded Fplc, BBQ1. Rel. 25Yr. Local/Qulc ... Responso Local res. 780·5044 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FrH Eatlmatea Acid waah 845·8728 1: REGLAZING 3448 Exp. Torry 557-7594 L,275870 450•7042 ~--.,,.-----...-•• STRESSED OUT? lnterlore and Ex1erlora Farthing lnterlore iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil St0.00 por hour. Hom• Repair/Remodel LIKE·NU CONCRETE Ma111g1Th1npy In Or.'1 Relerral. 854-0512 ---------lnetallatlon • Remove • 714•548•0388 * Beat Price/Quality P•t•rkln Electrlo Colla Mesa/Ndwport Remvo oll/1ua1 atalns, olc. Heather 843·9053 ROOFING 3910 Olecount Wallcoverl~ Rl!MODEL 4 Liii IS ComplGte rellnlnllhlng & Re1101a'tlon eervlces New Shower Doore Lie/Ina 293·0779 •Bright Haec lnlng Lndecope, brick, stne Prompt & Low Rates! 25 Year• Bxp. crack rpr. Re·nu/1111 wd S15 OFfl lnlllal Visit _P_E_T-------1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L#560875 973·121i. European Prof'I. Beat concr. 800.'78S.t007 1e1·com/sm·lg lobe Jim 831•2480 decks FtH eat 780·8427 Tho Stripper In town I Rel• 5Yr1 E•p. 1--,,,.,,,,.,,..,,.,,,.,..,.,,,,....,.....,..""=....,....-CSL6 t 8717 748·5255 _H_O_M_E_S_E_R_V_l_C_E_8_ ·----------------3-8_3_4 SERVICES 3870 BALaOA ROOF4NQ CO SP• c I a 11 ~Ing In Grace 251•9455 •CEMl!NT WORK• A uthl & E lhl ·-MOVING Quality Work Guarnt'd Wallpaper Removat ·S tamped Concret•1---------n,. ng very ng JEWELRY 3784 Aerool/Repalr FrH Ell L.5889241 983-5037 BI IC/Bl /s fT FENCES Free Estimate. Rel'e. , t Sitt ·~ W 1.. Llc/1na 931.•oa1 ---------1S10 off 1 at Cleaning r c ock lone 110 Mlchael 759-1440 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PUBLIC NOTICE • er,--w • .. er .. We Oale ehould hang CABINETS 3490 Hou1&1, epll, olllces. L541658 831-4310 & DECRS 3615 MSM Const Carpentry Wllllam Harold J eweler 'rh• Callt. Publlc Utlll· ~=l~'.?J.et'i~~;/~o"~~~~ ROOFINQ Service• together. Strip, ln11au. Advenctd Wooday1t1m1 .Cuetom Cablnelry· Ooora-Copper Celling Moldlngs -M1ntels L69t850 714·998·8970 Xlnt eve: grest prices. •J.R.Q. MASONRY• Orywtl/Pnl/Plmb/Elec · Watch/Jewetrv Repair llH Commlulon RE· Oenlae 714·835·887 ·••P•rt Repair•· advice lo the cruy~ 574•3230 Pg-405·2881 Block walla, etucco *Wood Fencea * RemodeleSml/Lg Jot>e. Antique• Fine Jewelrl QUIRES that all uHd Rerool1 01 New Roofe 831•2111 Anytime *WINDOW~CLEANINQ* concrete, b1lck. Lows Replace/Repair Lows L696327 982·2438 euy/atll/lladt 873•038 houaehold good• ---------1 4.f726202 Aetc lor, ________ _, l1730089 831·7843 FtH haullng/ost. Llc'd mover• rrlnt their PLASTER Brian 842·7875 • ·Min Bllnd•· MY c 974-S30t QUALITY CRAl'TIMAN p Uc c T b FREI! l!STIMATES 1-J'""o"'"h_n_,,D,...o-ra-n-M,....•_•_on_ry_ lntlge ontl C11p9'f'ltry•C1bln111 IANDSCAPE • 11,:.,~, ·an~ ch~~r;.:~ UPAIR 3880 ---------MEET 845-0339 Brlck•Slone•Block Electilc•Plmbg•Ooora LAWN CARB 3808 print their T.C.P. num· iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REMODELING Lg/Sm Jb1•Repa1re otc FLOOR INSTALL Mite repalr•557•7884 iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii t>er In all edverti ... ,. .. ter/ltuooo 'atch It ADDITIONS 3916 someone special Free Ell. & Advice REPAIRS 3620 QUALITY SIRVICIEi •••lo Verd Melnt ment1. II you h•Y• • ·S•l'Vlng 80 Ca 25yre-through classified Ll8871111 831·38321'1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lmprovemente/Repalra Lawn/cln·upl/1iee trim qu&1tlon 1b0ut th• I• Llc#328884 24H1a iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 ___ _... ____ _ CARPENTRY lSlO COMPUTERS 3556 A to Z HANDYMAN INST4WREFACE CABINETS Kllch1n1, bllh1, door1, wlndowe. Doug 54CJ.72S8 CAAPENTAY•Wlndowa Doors • Wood Fence• CIOttl/Gat19t Ofgonlitrl L128t581 • Call Bob 240•8323 Pg.312-0026 1• Paint. P1oll & Oua11nt'd 1prlnklr/H1ate. Thatch gality of• mover, llmo 714•8 • ... 7831 FIND ffree Eat. 9SO~S77e 831..-422 Pg-4t3•8142 or ch1ulleur, call: ' Public UllllllH ---------1 E Semi Attired Contractor • TREES • Commlulon PLUMBING 3890 s LL an apartment Aepelrt. lmprovtmenti, I A .I 714·558•41 61 through Classlfled am Job" O\lallty/lht901hv ~ I Cllt, Kon 842·11'70 ALL.AM•RICAN TH• LOCAL ,WMllR your used vehicle •OR•... MAST•R• •• ,,. .. u..... .. JemM E. ~ Co.· lhrough classified --------Land•caplng & Malnt. Cat1tut1v, Coun.ou•IV '1" !ttlma• 842·5878 , Tree Trim • Removal ..& '°' the Alahl Ptlcl Ftltndly lentce•lntured Oltdenlf?9Svc141.Slt2 Tltllt77 M-.Oaa~ Ll632tlt 171-9304 -------- RENT th~ clustffed ..