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Home My WebLink About1997-04-28 - Orange Coast PilotSPOR1S Te~e tennis ace ·~·wins at Ojai eve1ft Serving t he Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ) LOOK A H EAD · Find out w hats going · on ~around town · I I · ColDlnunity lnot1rns loss of. J8;mes Edwards BRIAN POBUOA I OAJLY PILOT The South Coast Plaza Theatres paid tribute to its founder and owner James Edwards who died Saturday at the age of 90. Not leaving . Las Vegas • After tw<? years on the lam, Newport Beach restaura teur Sid Soffer plan s to open a new restaurant in Vegas. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Ptlot . Sin City may be getting a Sid's Restaurant just like the one in Ne~rt Beach. Sid Soffer -a regular at New- port and Costa Mesa city council meetings until be split town dlmost two years ago with a $250,000 warrant for his arrest - said he's opening a restaurant m Las Vegas. Soffer, who still man- ages the popular Old Newport Bouleve.rd Steakhouse from his home in Vegas, plans to name his new spot either Sid's or Sid's Blue beat. Soffer's long-running dispute over building coi:le violations at an apartment building he owned landed him a five-month jail sen- tence in June of 1995, which is why he skipped town. • Founder of Edwards Theaters found floating in ocean near his home. He was 90. By Tim Gre nda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH-Employ- ees, family and even movie theater marquees on Swiday paid tribute to Wtlliam James Edwards Sr .. the Newport Beach resident and namesake of the Southern Califor- nia ~ovie theater empire who died this weekend. The 90-year-old founder and chairman of Edwards Theate rs Circuit Inc. died suddenly Satur- day afte rnoon at his Newport Island home. Edwards was found by his wife Bernice at about 1:25 p.m., fioating in the ocean waters near their home in the 3900 block of Channel Place, officials said. He was face-down and fully clothed when his wife saw him and screamed for help. Some fam- ily members and friends rushed to pull Edwards from the water while others called 911. • Family members said Edwards had been working on his boats and had just put his Waverunner watercraft into the water when he apparently fell in. Newport Beach firefighters who arrived on the scene found Edwards lying on the dock. not breathing and with no pulse. A "very weak" pulse was established on the way to Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian but Edwards died at a bout 2 p.m., shortly after arriving at the hospi- tal, officials said. The cause of death has not been determined, but coroner offi- cials said they believe Edwards either suffered a heart attack before falling into the water or he fell in and drowned. -A memorial ser- vice for James Edwards is planned 11 a.m. Wednesday at Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church, 600 Saint Andrews Road. James Edwards Don Barton said his grandfather sailed his boats often and kept busy at the office right up until his death. "He was very active," Barton said. "He worked every day at the office until 9 at night." ' A brief statement issued by the theater company mourned the loss of its founder and said W. James Edwal'ds HI, who had previously served as president of the theater chain, will unmedl- a tely take over for his father as MARC MAR"TW I OAll..Y Pl.OT chauman of the board. Edwards Theater marquees at South Coast Plaza and The Island also announced the death Edwards Theaters had humble beginrungs in 1-930 when Edwards, a native of Monterey Park. borrowed $400 to buy a tiny, bcmkrupt theater in lus hometown That initial rnvestment quickly grew ~dwards opened his first Orange County theater in 1961 at the comer of Harbor Boulevard and Adams Avenue. Edwards eventually built his business into one of the largest theater chains m California -with 41 theaters fu Orange County and 500 screens s'tatewide -and became a groundbreaking theater industry .leader. In 1939, Edwards became the first theater owner in the county to offer more than one movie screen and m 1995 he opened a 21-screen • SEE EDWARDS PAGE 3 Local park memorial will honor U.S. pilot By Susan Deemer, Daily Ptlot COSTA f\.1ESA -Nearly a year after Capt Tunothy Shafer died in an airplane crash in Croatia that also killed l.J !'.> Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, the city plans to instdll a plaque on a park bench at Hdrp- er Park m his_ memory The Parks, Recreation Facili- ties and Parkways Comnuss1on approved the donation of the memonal plaque at the school park last week. "Tun learned many things on the grounds of Harper School," wrote close family fnend John Campbell. who initially pro- pot ed the city name a park after Shafer. •I'm going to try to make it look as much like Sid's as I can,• said the fugitive about his new location. "I'm going to paint the walls the same color and get the same kind of pictures and the same kind of entertainment.• Sallon and 1pectaton gather for the start of the Newport to Emenada IJltemaUonal Yacht Race. •He learned to run, to nde his bike. to experience defeat on the athletic field and also Vlctory m Little League." Soffer said he plans to apply for a gaming license to operate slot machines at the new eatery. But the process normally takes about four months, he said. So, will his fugitive status hin- der his chances of getting the license? Maybe not. • f ch~ed. and the ftlct that I have an open warrant against me is not good," he said. "But the fact that it's a misdemeanqr and that the charges have nothing to do with morals charges helps." • It happened a year ago today · A ceremonial flame bar- reled through town on a Sµn- day a year agSlt greeting sup- porters and blli1Jng a patriot- ic trail. The 1M Olympic Torch Relay, on its second day through the' ttreets of Amerl-ce. left ita JDMk on Newport Beach u a Winded its way down Padllc Coast Highway through Orange County. Well-wishers waved American flags and shouted ·u-S-A" at the comer ol Supllrtor AWDue, while Olympie Jl90I attached to light pc-. wm.cs in the early lriaridDg .... ·a ..a cbllll ~ my .pne to see all these people cheer- ing me on,• said torch bearer Spencer Sbireishi, 70, of Maui. who passed the flame at Pelican Point. •And they don't even know who I am." Yes, it was only.a yeer ago that. .. TeWlalde Middle Scbool landed the prestigioUI honor ol being named a California DllUnguilbed School. ntWtnkle was one ol two Newpalt-Mesa Unified lc:bools named among the ... ~ 1eho0l1 in Cdlonila by the mt• ~t of Bduciilloil. Corona del Mar High School also was named as a distin- guished campus. A burglar who was appar- ently m ore interested in cleaning u p than cleaning out, was scared off before he could bask in a Costa Mesa reside nt's bath. While the thief -who entered the home through an open windQw -may n ot have bad a chance to scour, he did ICOl'e two bats of Dove soap and an SH bottle of British Sterling cologne, according to police reports. -Compiled bj Manila,.,... miles across the water without an engine. For those who know nothing about competi- tive sailing -i.e., myself when I climbed llOerd the Santana 35 vessel Friday morning at la. Balboa Yacht Club, with equal measures of ....,_,,,.nt and dread -it might seem a sport ltrictlY for the la.zy, moneyed cl.asses. ftnished somewhere in the middle of the • SEE SAILOR PAGE 3 Shafer, 33, was one of two pilots killed Apnl ;iast year. The aircraft was transporting Brown and a dozen Atnencan execu- tives from Tuzla, Bosnia-Eerze- goVlna to Dubrovnik, Croatia He was one of four pilots chosen to fly fW Force One in Europe Born at Hoag Memonal Hos- pital Presbytenan~ Shafer h\ ed m Costa Mesa until graduating Crom Newport Harbor High in 1980 and later Orange Coast College. He was buried with full mili- tary hon ors including an Air I' Force jet fl y-by. Shafer was later b uried at the lravis Air Force Base near Fairfield. r----------------------------------~--------------~----, ' I \ IJ I \ AROUND TOWN ....... .2 QASSIFIED .•.••••••••. 1 LOGil'I: .•..••.••••.•. .3 ... . SPORTS Teffinkle tennis ace wins at Ojai, event LOOK AHEAD Find out whats going on 'around town· I Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ColDIIlunity . mo1ir11s loss of James· Edwards • Founder of Edwards Theaters found floating in ocean near his home. He was 90. By lim Gre nda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Employ- ees, family and even movie theater marquees on Sunday paid tribute to William James Edwards Sr., the Newport Beach resident and namesake of the Southern Califor- -nia movie theater empire who died this weekend. The 90-year-old founder and chairman of Edwards Theaters Circuit Inc. died suddenly Satur- day afternoon a t his Newport Island home. .. He was face-down and fully clothed when his wife saw him and screamed for help. Some fam- ily members and biends rushed to p ull Edwards from the water while others called 911. Family members said Edwards had been working "brr' his boats and had just put his Waverunner watercraft into the water when he apparently fell in. Newport Beach firefighters who arrived on the scene found Edwards lying on the dock, not breathing and with no pulse. A. "very weak" pulse was established on the way to Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian but Ed wards died at about 2 p.m ., shortly after arriving at the hospi- tal, officials said. A memorial ser- vice for James Edwards is planned 11 a.m. Wednesday at Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church, 600 Saint Andrews Road. cbamnan of the board Edwards Theater marquees at South Coast Plaza and The Island also announced the death. Edwards Theaters had humble beginrungs in 1930 when Edwards, a native of Monterey Park, borrowed $400 to buy a tiny, bankrupt theater m bJ.s hometown That initial mvestment quickly grew and Edwards opened bis first Orange County theater m 1961 at James Edwards the comer of Harbor Boulevard Don Barton said his grandfather ana Adams Avenue sailed his boats often and kept I Edwards eventually built his busy at the office right up until his business into one of the largest death. theater chains m Califonua -with •He was very active," Barton 41 theaters in Orange County and said. "He worked every day at the 500 screens statewide -and office until 9 at night.· became a groundbrea.kmg theater A brief statement issued by I industry leader BRIAN POSUOA I DAILY I'll.OT The South Coast Plaza theatres paid b'ibute to its founder and owner James Edwards who died Saturday at the age of 90. Edwards was found by bis wife Be rnice at about 1:25 p .m., floating ifl the ocean waters near their home in the 3900 block of Channel Place, officials said . The cause of death has not been determined, but coroner offi- cials said they believe Edwards either suffered a heart attack before falling into the water or he fell in and drowned. the theater company mourned In 1939, Edwards became the the loss of its founder and said first theater o\vner m the county to W. James Edwards Ill, who bad offer more than one moVle screen previously served as president of and m 1995 he opeQed a 21-screen the theater cham, will unmedt- ately take over for his father as • SEE EDWARDS PAGE 3 Not leaving Las Vegas • Aft~r two years on the lam, Newport Beach restaurateur Sid Soffe r· plans to open a new restauran~:in_ yegas. By lina Borgatta, Daily Pilot Sin City may be getting a Sid's Restaurant just like the one in N ewport Beach . Sid Soffer -a regular at New- port and Costa Mesa city council meetings until he sp lit town a.Imos t two years ago with a $250,000 warrant for his arrest - said he's ope ning a restaurant m Las Vegas. Soffer, who still man- ages the popular Old Newport Boulevard Steakhouse from his home in Vegas, plans to name his new sp ot eithe r Sid's or Sid 's Bluebeat. Soffer's long-running dispute over building code violations at an apartment building he owned landed him a five-month jail sen- tence in June of 1995, which lS • why he skipped town. wrm going to try to make it look as much like.Sid's as I can," said the fugitive about his new location. "I'm going to paint the walls the same color and get the same kind of pictures and U.e same kind of en tertainment." Soffer said h e plans to apply for a gaming license to operate slot machines at the new eatery. But the process normally takes about four monthsL be said. So, will his fugitive status hin- der his chances of getting the license? Maybe not. #r checked, and the fact that I have an open warrant against me is not good," he s~d. #But the fact that it's a misdemE!anor and that the charges have nothing to do with morals charges helps." • MAAC MAR™ I DALY Pl.OT Sallon and sped.aton gatberfor Ole start of the Newport to Pmenada IDtemaUonal Yacht lta<:e. Merely ~ : completing ~ the Newport i I•) Back from the sea I • to Ensenada ! --------------, ~ By Christopher Goffard. Daily Pilot lnterna· 1 ·...-.----------------__.;.-~-- ti 1 Yi cht 1 ~'I llDN: O.lty Pilot reporter Ch lstopher Gof-ona a .._ UI • nr.-hlnd -.munt ot the -.. .. 99 •malft tD 11•91da lttllllnadanll Yide ..... Race ia bone-grind.Ing, .. tough work... :i===~·=---Otll~sri...,.OPl~HER GOfFAID i wa .. ~ .............. wt &11apwcl~IWl.e-af~e i ~ ~pt·IUch lunAtlC feMI 81 tmeling 25 \. miles across the water without an engine. .For those who know nothing about competi- tive sailing -i.e ., myself when I climbed illiDerd the Santana 35 vessel Friday morning at Balboa Yacht Cub, with equal measures of ..,ttement and dread -it might seem a sport ltrictly for the lazy, moneyed classes. - ftnished somewhere in the middle of the •SEE SAILOR PAGE 3 I \ I> I \ It happened a year ago today A ceremonial flame bar- reled through town on a Sµn- day a year ag~~ting sup- porters and b · g a patriot· le trail. The 1098 Olympic Torch Relay, on its secon d day thropgh the ~ts of Ameri· ca. left 1ta mark on Newport Beach u a winded its way down Pad?ic Coast Highway through Orange County. Well·wishen waved 'American Oags and shouted ·U·S·A • at the comer Ol Superior Aftllue, wbiM Olympic _,. attached to li9ll* .&:: waftd tn tbe early IDOi ...... •1t llDt c:bWI up my IJftb• to see all these people cheer· ing me on," said torch bearer- Spencer Shireishi, 70, of Maui, who passed the name at Pelican Point. •And they don't even know who I am.• Yes, it was only a year ago that. .• Corona del Mar High School also was named as a distin· guisbed campus. A burglar who w as appar- ently more interested in cleaning up lhan cleaning out, was scared off before he could bask in a Costa Mesa resident's bath. · While the thief -who entered the home through an open window -may not have had a chahce to scour, he did score two bars of Dove soap and an SU bottle of British Sterling cologne, according to police reports. -Co11p014 by MmWll Eliptno Local park _memorial ( will honor U.S. pilot By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Nearl} a year after Capt Tunothy Shafer died m an airplane crash in Croatia thdt also killed U::. Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, the city plans to instd.l.l a p laque on a park bench at Hdrp- er Park m his memory The Parks, Recreabon Factli· ties and Parkways Comnuss1on approved the donabon of the memonal plaque at the school park last week. "Tun learned many thmgs on the grounds of Harper School,• wrote close family friend John Campbell, who initially pro- poted the city name a park after Shafer. · "He learned to run, to ride tus bike. to expenence defeat on the athlebc field and also Vlctory m Little League " Shafer, 33, was one of two pilots killed Apnl 4 last year. The aircraft was transporting Brown and a dozen A.mencan execu- tives from Tuzla, Bosnia-Herze- . govina to Dubrovnik, Croatia. He was one of four pilots chosen to fly Air Force One in Europe Born at Hoag Memonal Hos- pital Pres bytenan. Shafer l.Jved in Costa. Mesa unW graduating from Newport Harbor High in 1980 and later Orange Coast College. He was burled Wlth full mili- tary honors including an Air . Force jet fly-by. Sh afer w as la ter buried at the Travis Air Force Base near Fairfield. • MONDAY, APRJL 28. 1997 neighbors Education The following high school studell$$ were named Spectrum Leadership Award winners, an annual pro- gram sponsored by The Irvine Company tor~ dnd encourd'ge outstand.ipg high school seniors who hove demonstrated strong leadership skills. Melissa lnovye, a senior at Estandd High School, I has served as editor in chief of her school newspaper, co-president, treasurer and secretary of the Outdoor · Club, president of the California Scholastic Federa- 11611 and school delegate to Girls' State. In the com- ruuruty, she volunteers with . the Student Action c ;roup and Clean-Up Days at Upper Newport Bay. Tennyson Oyler, a senior at Newport Harbor High School, has served m a variety of leadership positions mdudmg senior class president, co-captain of the Vdr!>1ty tenrus team and chairman of the CSF Schol- ttr'>hlp Committee. In the community, he is president of h1i. church's Youth Quorum. Ryan Wilson, a senior at Corona del Mar High 1 ~'hoot. has served m a variety of leadership positions inrludmg edltor m chief of his school newspaper, sl'nior class vice-president and city councilman for Boys' State. Jn the community. he is an Eagle Scout. laurel Hafer, a seruor at Corona del Mar High Srhool, has served m a o;tariety of leadership positions including yearbook editor, Youth and Government dnd cross country track. In the community, she has volunteered at the Newport Beach Public Library c1ncl the National Chanty League. Koo KJm, a senior at Costa Mesa High School,. has !-.Crvcd in a variety of leadership positions including '>lUd(>nl body preside nt. school board member and I lugh O'Bnen ambassddor. In the community, she is d volunteer coach for youth basketball. Michael Mooney, a senior at Estancia High School, has served in a variety of leadership positions including captain of the junior varsity basketball and l>dsc•ball teams. Ln the community, he volunteers at the Western Medical Center. Joseph Wrklch, d senior at Costa Mesa High School, has served tn a variety of leadership positions mdudrng student body treasurer and captain of the Wdte>r polo team. ln the community, he works part lime 111 d law office. Angela Weikel, d !tenior at Newport Harbor High SC'hool. has served Ill a variety of leadership positions mc.ludmg school bodrd representative and yearbook !>c•cllon editor. In the rnnununity, she has volunteered dt 1 lodg Hospital and 1s president of ~unior Auxiliary. VOL 91, NO. 90 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher WIWAM LOBOEU.. Edttor STEVE MARBL£, Managing Editor IRIS YOKOI. City Editor TONY OOOERO, News Edrtor ROGER CAJU.SON, Sporu Editor MARC MARTIN. Photo Editor LYNN ESOt.A. Display Ad11ert1s1ng JUDY OETTING. 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Costa TODAY POmY READtNG The Newport Beach Public Ubrary Foundation celebrates National Poet- ry Month with a Poetry Festival from 1 to 8:30 p.m. in the Friends' Meetirtg Room of the Ne'M>Ort Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. The event will be an evening ot lively artd stimulating poetry readi.ng from scholars passionate about the craft. Admission is free. For more informa- tion, call 717-3890. ATTENTION Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach will bold a free lecture called "Attention Deficit Disorder Overview" at 1 p.m. at 1200 Quail, Suite 105, Newport Beacllt For more information. call 476-0991. TUESDAY TRAVEL SEMINAR Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe offers a travel seminar at 7:30 p.m. at 9018 South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. Join artist Roberta Kritzia for a discussion on paintings and photos of the medieval hill towns of Umbria and Tuscany, Italy. For more information, call 444-0226. DIVORCE TALK The Law Offices of Usa A. Ciancfci offers a free seminar on "Property Division and Settlement Agreements Pursuant to Divorce" at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport • around town Beach. Reservations are required at 574-0866. TREE OF UFE The Newport Beach Central Library offers a tree slide program called "The Tree of Life• at noon at 10004Avocado Ave. The program will trace the development over time of the n-ee of Ute symbol of well-being and abundance. For more informa- tion, call 717-3801. WEDNESDAY OTY MEETING The West New- port Beach Associ- ation is having its next meeting at 7 p.m. at the Coun- cil Chambers at Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 ~wport Blvd: The speaker will be Phil Sansone, Pbll Suuone former mayor and city council member for the City of Newport Beach. The public is invit- ed to attend. Call 548-4560. ENVIRONMENTAL TALK The Environmental Coordinating Council presents a lecture series called "Song of the Sea, The Ocean Around Us" from 7 to 9:30 p.m. every Wednesday in April at Corona del Mar High School's Auditorium, 2101 Eastbluff Drive. Today's topic is •All together now ... ,· a panel of represen- tatives f rorn the public and private sector discussing watershed manage- ment, putting the pieces together. Cost is $5 per lecture. To register, call 548-1438. GUARDIAN ANGELS Guardian Angels, the support group for ·Human Options, which olf~~e facilities and programs for a used women and their children, will hold its quarterly meeting at 5:30 p .m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Anyone interested in the effort to com- bat domestic violence is invited to attend. Call 786-8419. THURSDAY SWIM PROGRAM _,. Orange Coast College offers a Master's Swim Program, designed to · proplote life-long fitness, at 6:30 a.m. daily beginning today through May 30 in OCC's Gynmasium pool. Regis· tration fee is $40. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. CAREER NElWORK The next Career Network meeting at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for those unemployed will feature "Getting the Job That's Best For You• at 7:30 p.m. in the-Stewart Lounge at 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574· ~239. • Send your AROUND TOWN items to:· The Daily Pilot Around Town, 330 W. Bay St .. Cos· ta Mesa, 92627; fax 646-4170 or c.all 540-1224, ext. 333. engagement CommiSsion will review 'island' zoning The Costa Mes.a Planning Commission ts expected today to approve a proposal to pre-zone two areas of unincorporated county "islands• that are within the city's sphere or influence and are targeted for annexation by summer. The Santa Ana Counby Club, portions of Olympic Avenue, Bristol Street, Santa Ana Avenue and the San Diego Freeway right of ways are scheduled to be approved for rezoning at tonight's. meeting. The city will match similar city zoning with -current county zon. ing as part of its application to · the Local Agency Formation Commission. The commission oversees and .approves applica- tions from cities to annex areas under county domain. Other items scheduled for Monday's meeting include an application for a permit to oper- a le a 1.700-square-foot tat1oo studio on New-port Boulevard and a request from the Girl Scout Council of Orange Colinty to install an 8-foot by 200-foot stor- age container in its office parklllg lot. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m . at 17 Fair Drive. -By Susan Deemer Local artists to show their works Reinhold-Dowd Lady Queen of A-.:Jels Church of New- port Beach. See the work of local artists and browse booths for com.muru-· ty groups at the fourth-annual Balboa Peninsula Fine Arts and Crafts Faire. Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright: No news stories, illustrations, edito- rial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced lfiith· out written permission of copy· right owner. HQW TO REACH US Orculation The Times Orange County (BOO) 252-9t4t Advertising Claulfled 642·5678 Display 642-4321 Editorial News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports Fax 646-4170 E-Mail: dpilot20t!1rthllnk.net Main Office Business Office 642-432-1 Business faJC 631·5902 Published by ...-JI California Community News, a Times Mirror Company. '-' >-ffr'9Y s. Klein, President and ao Judith 8. Kendall. Vice President. Gen«al Manager Kim Grtfflth, Director of Operatiorls 01997 uUf CN All rights r~ . . B. Teny and Carol Reinhold of Coro- na del Mar have announced the engagement of their daughter, Amy Jo, to Donald Maurer Dowd m, son of Mcµ-garet G . Dowd of New York City and D<mald M. Dowd Jr. of Lake Bluff, lll. They will be married July 5 in Our ... WEATHER TE.MPERAlURES . knots bx evening. Newport Beach Seas wi I run 2 to 3 68155 feet out of the west. Balboa 68155 TIDES Costa Mesa 78153 TODAY Corona det Mar First high 68155 12:59 a.m. 4.8 Newport Coast First low 1'!41 68155 8:41 a.m. 0.1 Second high SURF FORECAST 3:54 p.m. 3.4 LOCATION Sl~E second low Wedge 1-3 s 8:13 p .m. 2.7 N~rt 1-3 5 Blackies 1-3 s 1\JESOAY River Jetty 1·3 s First high CdM 1-3 5 2:14 a.m. 4.5 First low BOATING 9:54 a.m. 0.1 Local boaters Second high should find relatively 5:07 p.m. 3.7 calm waters along .second low the coast. Expect winds 3 to 8 knots in 10:06p.m. 2.5 the morning hours, WATER picking up to 13 TEMPERAllJRE: 64 The bride-elect is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and Stan- ford University. Her fiance graduated from Portsmouth Abbey High School in Portsmouth, R.I. and Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. ~ The Balboa Merchants and Owners Association will sponsor the event, which runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 17 and 18 on Main Street in Bal.boa Village . ~ SURF Nothing to get excited about to begin this week of ... surf. Expect waist- high waves along most of our local beaches. If you're real lucky you may catch some shoul- der high sets in the best spots. The great weather fore· casted will have to satisfy those head- ing to the beach with mild breezes and temperatures around 70 degrees. That good weather is expected to last well into this week. Hopefully, the surf outiook will catch up to ttre sunshine. LUNCH MENU Newport-Mesa Untfled School District E~t.ry Lunch Menu --; Offered every day 1. Turkey ham and cheese on a 4-inch roll 2. Student mini-chef salad with lettuce, carrot sticks, cheese. sunflower nuts. graham c,rackers, fruit. (A garden or green salad consists of lettuce, shredded carrot, red cabbage and garden peas.) • Monday: Chicken nuggets, d ipping sauce. churro, hot vegetable, frozen peach cup, cl>oice of milk. • TUesday. Flame-broiled hamburger on a bun, oven-baked french fries, peach cup, mustard and catsup, choice of milk. • Wednesday: Managers special with April birthday cake, choice of milk. • l'hursct.iy: Two flour tortilla tacos with taco meat, ~~ ded cheese. lettuce and salsa, mixed fruit with cherries, choice of milk. • Friday: Chidcen patty sandwich on a hamburger bun. oven-baked french fries. fresh orange school cookie choice of milk. ' . ~YP~~~ ~OP~ont Give the Pre sent only You can Give. Weddings Available I I W 11-11l~l ea11enes ; otudiol service ln thl.9 area. Our quality. are unmatched. 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For the first hour or more of the race, the wind was dead, hundreds of boats · bobbed just off shore, and at one "point the waves sent "Juice" slam- .;EDWARDS CONTINUED FROM 1 "megaplex" at the lrvme Spectrum that, at the time, was the largest the- ater complex of its kind. Edwards Theater employees ~ed their boss as a down-to- earth, friendly man who enjoyed a genuine camaraderie With his"Wo(k- ers. "He was a great man, he spent all his time at the theater," said Ted Rubins, a nine-year employee. "I'd ask him 'Why don't you relax?' and he'd say 'Well, that's not for me.'· RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY ... ,_.,... C.Vtn ..... , 1922 HAllOl llYD-COSTA MISA • 541· 1156 LIVING TRUSTS $29500 complete CaJI Toll Free 888-271-4567 ' Don't D~lay, Avoid Prob.ne! David Pawlowski Attorney at Law FREE CLASS 8.\,l(l) OK I•( em SCLUM<t &OOl Conversations With God by Neale Donald Walsch. Monday, April 28 7to9 • Uf9 Is • ctNtlon, not • discovery lmtnaclor: Rev. Jim 1'wTell Costa Mesa Church of R~lfgious Science ' ' I 1 \o l t ~ 11 , F (' q ll It (" rl ., ,714 1 754.7399 r.o .... --=· ming into one of the race cornnut- tee's boats. Our planned course, or • rhumb tine,• was to sail in a straJghl lme Just past the Coronado Islands, then veer 13 degrees southeast to make the f1naJ leg lo Ensenada. By sunset on Friday the winds had pushed us about 30 .rru1es west of Oceanside, and skipper Don Fulton made the single biggest deasion or the race - to seek winds off the sea rather than off the land. At sun.rise Saturday we were 18 miles west of the Coronados, but the crew had appareoUy blundered while the skipper napped: seeking too far out at sea, we had drifted off the rhwnb line by · about 20 miles and had to make up the distance. The error, Fulton estimated, may have cost •Juice • as much as five hours of sailing time. 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There was a big dinner starbng at 7:30 p.m. TRACKSIDE BROWSING A mile from the finish line, how- ever, the wind died completely. Behind us, dozens of other boats - thelt sails darkening ilecks of white in the distance -were dead, too. Hours later, the crew began pass- ing clfound a flask of bourbon and wine glasses went from hand to hand. "We've got all these die-hard rdcers, and nobody's moving,• said crewman Tom Wiesler, 42, scanning the> other boats. Fulton, who bad cautioned ttgd.inst excessive optimism, had an unhappy moment of validation. "I thmk it was about half an hour before we went dead in the water U1dt Dick said, 'Now this is sailing, thlS IS what it's all about,'" he said. It was past midnight by the time the boat was docked, the crewmen were showered, arid on the streets. The patty at the Hotel Bahia, race heddquarters, was already fading, ctnd the only restaurant open was greasy joint with Pancho Villa on the wcill and a -ceilirlg decorated with - ndttene<l cigarette cartons. A thoroughbred with Newport Beach creden- tials will compete in this Saturday's Kentucky Der- by. Between now and post time, you may want to see how other contenders rank against the loi:al favorite -Silver Charm, owned by Bob and Beverly Lewis. The Derby 1997 web site in Louisville will help you with that and more. Click Ratings on the home page, and you'll immediately see the top 10 horses in the field. They appear in desce nd-· ing order according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. Fol- lowing that, writers from sev- -........ _-= ................ .. ..,._~ .. ...,, \ ._ .. _ ............ ....._. ~·.:--:-:.·;:~· ... _=x ................ .-. ·-............. ....,_ ~~:t~"':.::1-.,.,. ' .. ~ ..................... w~t • ...., •• .,. eral national publications pick their top five. ln additipn to USA TODAY, the Daily Raqng Form, and Los Angeles Tunes, the panelists represent the Bal· timore Sun, New York Tunes and Miami Herald. Finding Silver Chann's odds of winning the derby also begin on the home page. Click At the Post and move straight through all the handicapping, cybercasting and tipsheet links. Stop when you get to News and Publications, and select American Turf Monthly (ATF). There, you'll find The Road to the Triple Crown which includes Odds to Win the 1997 Kentucky Derby. Even though I was on a specific mission. I couldn't resist eliciting the link that asked._ . What Is Dosage? It has nothing to do st eve lacy . . for the Roses will spawn countless parties to see those capabilities tested. Return to At the Post and click KEW •. TUCKY DERBY 123 for tips on "How to Throw a Kentucky Derby Party.• The page offers several versions of the tradi- -tionar mint julep, because few agree on what constitutes a ·proper~ one. · See you m the paddo~. "It was very grueling,• Fulton st11d over tacos. "I th.ink the hardest pdrt was when we thought we were lu1ishing. We were going so fine. We gut dU the way into the bay, and we U1ought we were going to finish so sw<.'1.'Uy ... That was the bitter part.• http /iw\\Vv courier JOUrndl com/derby97/ -with administering drugs. Rather, it's a genealogical study that outlines a horse's capabilities based on its breed - ing. The 123rd Run • 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 dpi· lot20earthlink.net. 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We even have a full-ti.me health plan representative to Leader in an independent research etudy. Hoag not only has highly skilled staff, we have m0re eq>loyees per patient than any other hospital in the area. SO you get the kind of personal care you deserve. And we of fer a wide range of specialty HOAG. help you understand your insurance options. Call 800/400-HOM:; today for a list of our doctor• participatin9 in HllPITAL •IW .. OllT •IACM • CA 1 • 800 • •OO • "82 .. . your heal th plan. Becauae eoroe · deciaions ahouldn't be left until the laet minute. , p EYE-OPENER Costa Mesas -3 Brian Morton sizzles at Ojai SIE-.OW AY. APRIL 21. 1H7 QUOTE OF THE DAY . 7t was tJUJeS()IM, amazing. ouJTag80IU_ .... -OCC TENNIS COAOI JANJCE MARAN. on dee play of /1trdUJ$ sing/a player CamJ Bricbon at Ojai Saturday ..... --------------------------------, r--------------------------------------------------' I ORTON WIN·s OJAI ( ()\I \I I '\,I I 'i ( ()I I I (I I \I I'\, " \ ()I I I 'i H \I I I I I Men's Singles Championships April 11-13. the Ojai Tournament· semifinal Sunday morning. I ms · A Bue siioRT · 1 • ta Mesa 13-year-old o impressive victory. -Thirteen-year-old Brian of Cos'fa Mesa's TeWink.le 'School survived a three- thriller with Drew Hoskins of Alamitos to win the Ojai Val- Invitational Tennis Touma- t's 14-and-under singles t Saturday. On the way to Saturday's finals he eliminated Arcadia's Gordon Hong, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3; Pasadena's Justin Levy, 6-2, 6-4; Fresno's Bri- an Wrig}\t, 6-1, 0-6, 7-6 (7-3) and San Bernardino's Malcolm Scatliffe, 6-2, 6-3. Corona del Mar sophomore Caylan Leslie defeated San Diego's Natalie Mikolich 7-5, 6-3 in the semifinals of the girls 16 and under tournament, but fell 6- 4, 7-5 to Jennifer Baker of La Erickson, who tallied a perfect 12-0 OEC mark, stole the first set 6-1, but Mae_bara rallied for a 6-4 win in the second. The decisive set went to a tiebreaker in which Erickson remained confposed and: toppled the Grossmont star 7-4. "It was awesome,· amazing, outrageous," said Pirates' ~oach Janice Maran. • Golden West rallies to win in four after Orange Coast takes early lead in State Fhlals on the winner's floor Saturday, 5-15, 15-8, 15-11, 15-11. retaliated. Jt was the \8th straight victory for the Rustlers (19-1). whose only loss of the season was a loss to Orange Coast very early in the seuon, ~for the Rustlers, it was their second straight state crown. .._in Orange Coast (20-3) reeled off 10 -~ht led for Corona del Mar the fall, Morton defeated points to take a 14-3 lead in the first game before dosing it out. p seed 5-7. 7-6, 6-4 to take -player field. on was seeded second in urnament after a recent hich included titles at the J!eballeros Junior Touma- f. the Central California pionships in Bakersfield a stunning conquest of the a Verde Country Club Open Quinta. ~ In doubles action, Erickson and Whitney Gilliam defeated Santa Barbara's Kim London and Sue Lo 6-3, 6-3 in the quarters before falling to the top-seeded Katarina Malec and Karia Lopez- Portivo 6-3, 6-0 in the semifinals. The duo from the College of the Desert had not dropped a game prior to the three they lost to the Pirates' tandem. HUNI'INGTON BEACH~ Orange Coast Col· lege's golden chance for a state championship in men's volleyball fell by the wayside at Golden West College Saturday night as the host Rustlers rallied to win, 5-15, 15-8, 15-1 t, 15-11. But first-game victories have meant very little between these two rivals. In each of the two pre- vious meetings, the home team had dropped the first game before winning th.e next three. That pattern continued Saturday rugbt. On the community college lev- el: The Orang~ Empire Confer- ence'.s tennis champion, Cami Eri~on of Orange Coast Col- lege, shocked the No. 1 seeded Kyoko Maebara of Grossmont in tl:µ'ee sets Saturday to advance to The Pirates, who had made a habit of falling behirid, then coming on strong to eliminate oth- ers, found themselves in the same dilemma Sat- urday as Chuck Cutenese's crew drove a stake home early with the 15-!t verdict, then saw everything turned upside down as the Rustlers Orange Coast's Kevin Reid (29 kills) and Fer- nando Sabia (19 kills) both received an-tourna- ment honors. Josh Richardson added 18 kills and five blocks for the Pirat~. L---------------------------------------------------------------------~----~-------j SOth ne w port-to-ensenada race MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT e crew aboard Cheval looks around for a lltUe help at the outset of the 50th Newport-to-Ensenada race Friday as the fleet of some 550 boats leave the waters of Newport bor. The breeze that seemed to be everywhere during the week leading up to the race, took an unconenvient lapse as the race began, leaving everyone waiting for the wind. First Yacht to Finish on Elaipsed TIRM kota, Steve Fossen. SDYC. PHRF Yacht to FlnlJh on ESapsed Time ·Abba Zabli Dlld, D•vld StodmNln, BYC. ORCA Yacht to Finish on El.-cf Time ota, Steve Fossett. SDYC Ancient Mwtner Yacht on Elllf)Md Time l(e4pie, Jim Dobrott. WHOA. "'9t UU>B Y.cht to Finish on Elapsed TIRM Mongoose, Robert Salelli, SDYC. Fl,.. IMS Division 8 Y.cht on El.-cf Time Chrls11me, Fred Preiss. PMYC. First Catarmiran on Corrected Hlolanl II, Liz Hjorth, eve Single-hull Dlv'd Rig on Elapsed TIRM , PlonMo, Dr. Wlfllwn G. Byrne, BCYC F1rst Catamarlll"I Y.cht to Finish on c.on.ct9d Til'M • Satori, John Dean, KHYC ~rena. John White, SPYC Molly, Bob Pattillo, DWYC Obsession, Bill Apps, SBYRC WomM Skipper ~ Crew on eon.cted Team Woman's Salling, lBYC. 'Mnwwlll"I to F1nflh on Corrected Steve Fossett. SDYC Ant Schooner (non-ORCA) on C«rected SMua.., EnW Minney, NHYC .... Ancient Mllrlner (on torrec:ted) 1. Shmttl. Alt Smith. ave; 2. II, Walter Russakoff, ANYC. "4RH. N F \\. p () }{ ·1 · -T ( ) -I: ;\; s r ;\; r\ I) r\ I{ ;\ (: F s l . ;\'I \1 :\ }{ I r s (with best corrected time) -satori, John Dean, Schumacher. DPYC; 2. Sheezaliedee. Jeff/Pege KHYC; 2. Serena, John White. DPYC; 3. Nomi Chai, Silver/ Hambrick. HHYC; J. Tl'es Gordo, Larry Schmitz, MBYC 4. Aphrodite, Jim Gruenwald. DllvicMteg PricllHatbMh, BCYC; 4. Class SDYC; 5. S.mar•ng. Ernie Minney, NHYC. Action, John Monkvic. NYCLB; S. Eclipse, James & PHRf.ft Ellyn Dembowski, VNTYC. (with second best corrected) • 1. Thunderbox. PHltF-F tan Trotter, SDYC; 2. Whisper, Alton Berg, WYC; (with seventh best corrected) 1. Snafu, Kevin 3. Casablanca. Steve Olds. LAYC; 4. lhona Kai, Larry Olenick, CRA; 2. Rascal. Wayne Noecker. ABYC; Listing, ANYC; S. Crqss Fire, Fritz Dawson. KHVC. 3. Misty, Harold Alexander, SLBVC; 4. Bold lady, PHRF-J Bemard Partridge, LSflB; S. Uddty Split,, Joe (with third best corrected) • 1. Spartan, Degenhlintt, BCYC. Steve/Patt Ward/Blackman. OPYC; 2. Molly, Bob PHRF-8 . _ _ r. Pattillo, DWYC; 3. Obsession, Biii Apps. SBVRC; (with eighth best corrected) 1.~t. Blaine 4. Fringe Benefit. Michael J. Murray, SVC; S. Super Rorick, DPVC; 2. Kiwi Sanctuary, Graham Dawson. Stout. Cornelius H. McGulnness, CORVC. ANVC; 3. Ma~uerade, Timothy Coker. SGYC; PHRf.G 4. Snoopy, Dkk Roberts, SWVC; S. Windfall • (with fourth best corrected) • 1. Hot Rum, Gregory Lewis, SBYRC. Albert/Tom Castillon/Pache, KHVC; 2. Fat Chance. PHRf-0 Steve/Fred Likins/Saldana, OWVC; J. ~ (with ninth best corrected) 1. Slicker, Jim/bob John Sut.y, VYC; 4. El-. ~ • SMdy Barber/Newson, LAYC; 2. Testosterone, Scott MlltS, BCYC; S. Liberty, Stew levy, LSfLB. Harrison, PCYC; J. ~ John Donehue, flttRF..e BCYC: •. Tant.lion, Ja~rlt OouglWOurant. (with fihh best corrected) -1. Low Orbitor, ' KHVC; S. Blue Star, John R. 8ox/Spenser, PCYC. Dennis Con~. SOYC; 2. Tranquility, Mu I Shirley '""'4C Lynn. SBVC; 3. Hetalra, Scott Atwood, ABVC; •. (with 10th best corrected) 1. DllydrHm. Wind Dancer, D•vld/Paul CNse/Edwards. VNTYC; St.w~ WtlghWillw ... BCYC; 2. Crossing S. Scheheraude. Nick Doudoumopoulos, eve. the Rubicon, Rodney M. Percival, PSSA; ,._... 3. Pasuges, Ronald G. Toman. NVCLB; (with sixth best corrected) 1. Mischief, Bruce •. Lattltude, Biii Ba~m. Sl8VC; S. Ole Miu. George Ramberg. SLBVC. PHRF< (with 11th best corrected) 1. Xs, John Thawley. CHIVC; 2. lbullient. William Bunney, DPYC; 3. Passages. John Becker, CRA; 4. Seaductress, Terry F. Hanna, SLBVC; S.•Malovo f\I, S. Washburn, C. Rlckershauser, LAVC. PHRf.A (with 12th best corrected) 1. Raider, JlllTMS a. Unctenn-. aYC; 2. Allegiance, Keith & Rob Thomas & Seymour, SSVC; 3. Pendragon, David Gray, SSVC; 4. Defiance, Tom Bodklm. NYCJ..8; 5. Salty Dog. Dennis D'Alesslo, eve. UU>ll 70 (on corrected time) • 1. Alchemy. Richard & Mary Compton. SBYC; 2. Taxi Dancer, Don Huges & Bob Rkhards, SBVC. <>RCA 1. Lakota, Steve Fossett. SDVC; 2. Star Trek. Billy Stein Ill. eve; 3. OelU Vee, Micahel leneman, SBlVRC; •. Hiolanl II, Liz Hjorth, eve; S. Sea Smoke, Bob Anderson. A8VC. , ULDa (on corrected time)-1. Mongoose, Robert Salelll, SOVC; 2. Cantara II. Ron Kuntz. OVC; 3. Allure, Charles Jacobson. MPYC. IMSJO (on corrected time) -1. Vldcy a Don Ayres. NHYC; 2. Pyewacket. Roy Disney, LAVC. IMS70 1Urtao (on elapsed) -1 Victoria, Mkhael Campbell. lBVC. IMS Division a (on corrected time) -1. Amicus, Don/Janet t Warner. LBVC; 2. Plan B, David Johnson, LBYC; J. Bar ""'' D•ve .....,,_, (VYQ. Sc:hodt JS (on elapsed time) 1. Piranha. David Vos.s, LAVC; 2. MiscHef, c.rolyrVKen twdyleooper, BCYC. J.35 (on elapsed time) 1. Mu •Q•, DeNlls Grose, llCYC; 2. Scooter, Larry Hansen. PBVC. 5CRUZ Spinnaker Cruising (best corrected). 1. Marley's Ghost. Gerard t>ougla.s, eve; 2. Cheyenne. Jim Cash, SVC; 3. Willow Wind, Wendy Siegel, STYC; 4. Windlass. Jeff Rados. SBVRC; 5. Sea:scape,. Perry V. Kaynes. MYVC. NCRUZ Non-spinnaker cruising (corrected) 1. Ladle Katie Toot, Phil Collins. SLBVC; 2. Varsouviana. Duncan Milne, LBVC; 3. Laura li.ee, Charles King. SGVC; 4. At EMe, John ~upt, KKJYC; 5. Vampah, Bob Farrell, OPYC. GSCRUZ Gennaker Cruising (cooected) 1. Sierra. C>ougl~ Rouue, DWYC; 2. Infinity, Stephen Gufland. CPBVC; 3. Fair Oinkum II. Don.Id lewis, Sl.BVC; 4; Boussole. Warren I.ow~ PBVC; 5. Tera, Paul Ftrle, PSSA. LMt YllCht to 0... the Anllh Line Eventide (Om AM), Vance Stapleton, WHVC ates .capture PaJmer Cup .With n~ow victory ge Coast slips past UC With one-point margin. Rl'H LIDO CHANNEL -Orange College's varsity eight narrowly UC Davis for top honors Sunday at the 32nd annual Newport !tegatta, finishing with a one- to win the P.A. Palmer Cup. varsity eight ls just getting better tter with every race,• noted C~ Coach Jim Jorgemen. •very bJg win tor ua. We knew r that both UC Davis and UC San Diego would be very tough. We rowed hard and took control over the final 1,000 meters. We rowed a very fast time ." The Pirates won the varsity eight race with a time ol 5:52.55, and added a victo- ry in the varsity four with a 6:45.6'. In the eight race UC Do.vis mtjoyed a narrow lead for the first 1,200 meters. Coast grabbed the lead at that potnt, however, and never looked back ln post- ing a two-second victory. The eight boat WU manned by bow Matt Pence, Bric Lofquist, Mark K.wn. • ( ( ) I I I (I I ( H I \\ Russell Grimes, Matt Buster, Bric Ch.riS- tiana, Tony Walker, stroke Rob Woelfel and coxwo.in Justin Freels. •0ur varsity four rowed ill best race of the season,• continued Jorgensen. •'Ibis one was a real surprise. We'd lost twice to Long Beach State ln the season, but we beat them by five seconds today." Unlverslty of San Diego led foe tbe flnt 500 meten ol the vantty four, but tbe Pirates caught Su Diego at that pomt t and led the remainder of race. P.A. ......... 0. 1. Orange Coast ». 2. UC Davis, 19; 3. UC lrvtne. 12; 4. UC San Diego, 10; 5. San Diego stat., L.C¥>1a.. Heh; 7. Santa Clara, 7; a. Unfwnlty of 5-l Diego. StJll'lford 6 •ad\; 10. Chapman. U:>ng BNC:h State, UClA. 4 NCh; 13. UC S.U Barbera 3. V.., ...... -1. Ortnae Coast. 5:52.55; 2. UC S... D1eao. 5:52.69; 3. UC O.W. 5:56.04; 4. UC 1Ntn1. 6.-bl.IJ; 5. S... Diego~ l :OU1; I. s.n. \I On, l:Ol.M; 7. UC Senti a.t.a, l:OtM. ' V8ftltr ..,._. • 1. Ora~ CO.st. 6:45.64; 2. uni. verslty of S.n Diego, 6:48.40; 3. Long Beach State, 6:50.70; 4. Loyola, 7:04.50; 5. UCLA. 7:09.00. C_.._ VW'lltJ eitlht · 1. UC Devts, 6:18.08; 2. u lrvtne, 6:19.17. NowtCie 1--A • 1. StMlford, 6:05.51; 2. Orange Coat 6:07.13; 3. UC lrme, 6:1 2.33; 4. UC o.vls. 6:14.93; 5. San Diego St.Wt, C:16.63; 6. UnMtnlty of San Diego, 6:17.13; 7. U:>ng IMCh stat .. 6:17.22. NowtCie ·I -1. UC O.W, 6:19.17; 2. UC 5-fl ot.ao. 6:21.36; l . Chapnw\, 6:26.01; 4. UC Santa 8-6.1, 6:2&.Sl, ,_,._ 4 • 1. 5anta 0.1, 7:00.ot; 2. Loyo&a. 7:07.17; ). Sen Diego ..... 7:0l.71; 4. Orange co.t. 7:ot.sJ: s. UCLA. 1:J10.n . 1 I I I I·'. \ ( h.. \ '\ l ) I I I I I ) C women.third •Pirates' men seventh at OEC spike finals. IUVBRSIDI-Orange Cout CoBegn DOana Harris cap- tured three distance n.DlJ\lng 9V&tl and added on a sec:on ~ ~ Jn the 800·meter nm to lMd the Pirates to a third-place tin.1th in the Ora.age Bmptre Conference IDMl Seturclay. Mesa took the women's title with Golden Welt c:oming in second. 1be men'• team took sev- enth in tbe~!-team field. an. ... --,::. Confw•Mie .......... 1. ~ 179; 2. Rancho s.mi.oo. 11'; l. ~ 132;4. Meu.113; 5. Galdlln Wist, 71; 5. f'uhrton, 71; 7. .,.... CelllC. IO; .. Cuy8INQI, '8.. ...-. 1. Wlltilms (M), 10.67; 2. Huntlty Otl. 10.93; J. Owlft Cf), 10.M . . ile · 1. Wlllilml (M), 21.20; 2. sanchez (M). 21.20; 1. wini.ms oo. 21 .M. .. • 1. s.nchlz (M), 46.13; 2. Wllllafm oo. C7.20; 3. WlfflAms (ltS). 47.98. -• 1. "°"*° 00. 1:S6.8S; 2. KastOI' ~ 1:57.29; J. Nelton CGW). 1:S7.75. 1.IOO -1. Aom«o 00. 4:03.01; 2. Smart 00. 4:0U9; 3. Mitzel (RS), 4:05.21; <>then! 10. Yahn (OCQ, 4:27.79. ., .. • 1. SmMt (A), 15:49.48; 2, Gonu· .. (ltS). 16:14.01; 3. Aveti.n (RS). 16:23.50; Other1>: 13. HetNndez'tOCO. 17:45.40. .... ....., • 1. Mea, 40.71; 2. Saddle-~ 42.31; J. Fullerton, 42.96; Others: 5. OnnaeCoast. 47.81 . 1,lit....., • 1. Rlvenlde, 3:19.30; 2. Mncho s.ntt~. 3:19.06; 3. Golden West. 3:21.97; Ottien: 6. Orange Coest. 3:41.81. J.OOI 9'1~ • 1. S1J1art (R), 10!04.53; 2. !;((RS), 10:08.88; 3. ~ (M). 10:11.81; Others: 4. Vergani (OCC), lc>.23 61. • ,,0 H • 1. Or1off CM), 15.37; 2. Wilton 00. 15.52; 3. T .. 'i (S), 15.68; Otlwrs: 6. Emt« (OCO, 16.65. .. H • 1. Orioff (RS). S4.84; 2. Wilton 00. SS.38: 3. Hemmer (M). S7 32; ~: 6. Emter (OCQ, 58.29. Ml • 1. RIM>le (R). HS.O; 2. Mebane {GW), 6--09.0; 3. 8yl'd (OCQ, 6--0ot.O; Othen.: S. Gw.ttnev COCO. 6--0ot.O. U -1. Grimes (R), 23-07.0; 2. Abbitt (M), 22·10.0; 3. Huntley 00. 22-05; Othen: 8. Muniz (OCQ .. 21-04.S; 9, ~ltney (OCO, 21-01.0. \ ll • t. TGfOe'I (5). 4M».ct 2. ~ (S), 44-0t O; ). Muntr ((ICC), •J.Ol.5; ()th- en; 10. flouchot (OCC) ... Df. 1. Md>onlMd (S). 152·11,~ 2. Mod-~ (1), J•?-ot.o; 3. Hein (S), 1U-OIO ... , . Mode>< (F), 54-00.0; 2. Liebe (0. &01.S; 3. Anchw5 (S), *OH. WOMIN • (1INnl SClofw) 1 ....... 17'.2; 2 .......... w..t. tHM: J. ar.,.. eo.t. 111.J; ... ._... ....... ttt.7: '· "'"'91&ta, 10:l.S: .. ....... ~. A; 1. Pullerton. DAI I. ~ 22; I ...... eo.ta, 1. too · 1. Md>enlels (5), 12.lO; 2. Green (M), 1Z.61; 3. Molhkir coco. 1273. JOO· 1. Sulli¥an (M). 25.1 O; 2. McOWli. (S). 25.61; l . Mmhlri (OCC). 25.M. 400 • 1. Sullivan (M), 59.46; 2. Stone (M), 1:00.M;l. Smith (RS), 1~1,50. IOO -1. Oum (M). 2:.23.29; 2. Hm1s COCO. 2:26.66; 3. Kilian (0. 2:29.10; Ottl· en: 9. s.nctlez (OCC), 2.;A1.S4 • 1,MO • 1. H'1lrris (OCO. S.-00.85; 2. F1offt C~. 5:03.76; 3. Carter (M), 5:04.28. J.000-1. Hanis (OCO. 1~46.25: 2. flo. res (RS). 10:A8.23; 3. O'Connor (Ml. 11:09 • <>then.: 6. Mattinu (OCC), 12:o8. 70: 7. Riel (OCQ .. U .'09.69. . $.000 • 1. Hams (OCQ, 19:11.lO; 2. Riel (OCQ, 19".20.80; 3. Grooms (M). 19:33.95; Ottws: 4. Maftinez (OCQ, 19:A6.17. 100 H • 1, Mdrekhik(R), 16.23; 2. WlttS (GW), 16.46; 3. Patton (RS), 16.66 . 400 H • 1. Stone (M), 1:06.27; 2. Watts (GW), 1:06.51; 3. Reyes (RS). 1:08.80; 0th· ers: 4. Waters (OCQ, 1;09.37 . 400 ~ -1. fVlesa, 47.23; 2. Saddle-back. 49 .. 36; 3. Rlvenlde, 51.28; Qt.hen: 4. Orange Coast. 51 .56, t,IOO • 1. Mesa. 4:09.75; 2. Golden West, 4: 13.fi9; 3. RilleNlde, 4: 18. 53; Others: 4. Orange com. 4:20.41. Kl • 1. Andrek:hilc. (R), 5-02; 2. MOMe (GW), 5-0; 3. c.mpos (GW), 5-0; Othen: 7. Thief (OCC), 4-08; 10. Griffith (OCC), 4-06; 14. Smith (OCQ, 4-02. U -1. And~lchik CR>. 17-0l.5; 2. Tay\ot' (M). 16-05.5; 3. Watts (GW), 16-04.. TJ -1. Taylor (M), 37-00.25; 2. Andfek:hik (A}, 36-06.5; 3. Moore (GW), 35-03.0; Oth- ers: s. Wilkins (OCC), 32--04.0.. F'V • 1. Heup (GW), 9-00.0; 2. Alvarez CR). 8-00.0; 3. Patton (RS), 7.00.0. DT • 1. Togagae (GW), 121-01.0, 2. Ollie (R).1»11.0;3.Ewa(GW), 117-01.0;0th-en: 9. Griffiths (OCO, 1C»04.0. 5"-1. Tog~(GW), 40-10;2. EdWards CM). 37-02.05; 3. lliescu (S), 36-04. ·COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASEBALL Orange Coast falls to Do1:1s, 9-6 COSTA MESA -The Orange Empire Conference-leading Ran- cho Santiago Dons baseball team defeated Orange Coast 9-6 in Costa Mesa Saturday to drop the Pirates to 12·27 and 4-17 in the conference. • Chris Panchak.hit a double for the Pirates, which knocked out 13 bits. But Rancho Santiago strung together 15 hits for the win. • OMHG.1. EMPIM CoNFullNa Rancho Santiago 9, Orange Coast 6 ,Score by Innings R. Santiago 012 310 101 -9 15 1 Orange Coast 000 11 2 0'2Q -6 13 0 Bowman. Bell (5) and Blackman, Baum (8). Turner. Sipkovich (4), Clark (9) and Chapman. 2B · Ponchak (OCC), Reding (RS). Sobek 2 (RS), Mejia (RS), Baum (RS). • Orange Coast's men and women collect crowns at Orange Empire Conference championships Saturday. MISSION VIEJO -After three grueling days of competition at the Orange Empire Conference championships at Saddleback College, the Orange Coast Col- lege swim teams have the hard- ware if! their possession -a con- ference title in both the men's and women's categories. Both Pirate squads, coached by Jon Rathfelder, held sizable leads after day two, but the men were forced to fend off Saddleback while the women went ahead by more than 100 points. Saddleback .packed several swimmers in top five positions in Saturday's six events, but Orange Coast received some astounding individual perfonnances and added the icing with a half-sec- ond victory over Saddleback in the final event, the 40Q-yard freestyle relay race. Ryan Dandy, James Comfort, Gus Fowler and Wisnu Warclhana busted to the touchpad in 3:10.54 and Saddleback cruised . in behind them at 3:11.21. Wardhana, a sophomore, set a new OEC record with a 46.01 in . the lOO free, SWIMMING while team- mate Comfort, a Costa Mesa High grad, captured the 200 back- stroke in 1:58.55. Fowler became the conference's best 200 butter- fl y perfonner with a three-second win, and James Crowson placed second in the 200 breastroke. The Pirates' wom~n's squad ciushed the competition with 682 points, Palomar second with 563 . Hilary Cox, Heather Sealy, Chintya Ganda and Sherry Pang- gabean became the 200 medley relay champs, while Cox took the 100 back title with a 1:03.25. Coast's Carey Read, who has obviously recovered from a shoul- der injury, outlasted a Saddleback opponent to steal the 100 breast championship. Teammate Sealy captured third place in that event. The Pirates put an exclamation point on their decisive win with a victory in the futal event, the 200 free relay. Panggabean, Cox, Jen- ny Owen and Ganda did the duty in 1:41.61. ~·nve Empire Confwenc• MEN Team Scores Vanguards have Cougars' number COSTA MESA -If it weren't for the Southern California Col- lt:lge softball team, Azusa Pacific would be perfect in the Gold~n State Athletic Conference and probably the top-ranked squad in the NAIA. Instead, the 19-31-3 (6- 9 in the GSAC) Vanguards have twice dealt the No.4-ranked Cougars a loss. Saturday the Vanguards prove~that the first victory over Azusa was no fluke when they handed the 46-7-1 Cougars a 3-2 defeat in 10 innings in the second game of a twinbill. SCC's hurler Gretchen Brandt (7-6) went the.~tance, all~wing Azusa seven hits. fanning 12. Holding the GSAC's top offen- sive team to two runs proved to be enough when SCC's ~ah ---~ ---- I I '11\111111 c 0,,, 11 \I Ill' Phone calls and let1er1 'Mitten on your behalf Documents reviewed for free. Retain ~ an allome) for the enore year for only S90. United LepJ Prol'iden 1-888-488-LAW I w a t e r s SOFTB'ALL scored on the game-winning single by Rachel Carver. In the first game of the double- header, SCC's pitcher Jen Hous- ton held Azusa to just one run until the seventh when the visi- tors posted three unearned runs to take a 4-1 win. Gol.o£H STATE ATHUTIC COHfODfa ANH Pacific 4, Socal College 1 Az·Pac 001 000 3 -4 10 o sec ooo ooo 1 . 1 4 2 Martin and Kirkbride. Houston and Davidson. W ·Martin, 41 ·3. L • Houston, 8-17. 28 • Kirkbride CAPU), McNatt CAPU), Brandt (SCC). 3B· McNatt (APU). Socal Col199e 3, Azusa Padfic 2 Az-Pac 000 100 010 O • 2 7 0 SC~ 000 010 010 1 · 3 12 1 erder, Martin (10) and Kirkbride. Brandt and Murie. W • Brandt. 7-6. L • Martin, 41-4. 28 • Rogers (SCC). FO (RfMI ...... 1 . .,.. ... c.o.t. 111; 2. 11 dflr• HJ; J, P•lomw, HJ; 4. Ciroumoftt. S2t..SO; 5. ftiwnlde. MUO: I. MeM. B9: 1. cw--. 162; .. ~ ~. 1a.. 1150 fJ'M -1. Raymond (G), 17 2313, 2 Argue (S), 17:26 SS: 3 Johnson (OCO, 17:27.96; Others: a. Green (OCQ, 18~94 too ...... I. Wttdhan. (OCQ. 46.01, 2 Bur gi (G), 4,.55; 3. Lowe (S), 47.88; Qt.hen. 6 Keating (OCO. 48.39; 7. O.ndy (OCO. 48 52, 11. e~ cocq, 49,10. 200 Ne* -1. Comfort (OCQ. 1:58 55, 2 Andrade (R), 1:59A2; 3 Tognazzin (S), 2:04.98, Othen: 10. Crowson (OCQ, 2:13 10 200 fly· 1. Fowler (OCO. 1.56.86; 2 Ashton, (M), 2:00.89; 3. Gonialez (S). 2:01 23, Others 7. Stephens (OCQ, 2;07 .28. 200 '"-st · I. Wood (P), 2·09.11. 2 Clow· son (OCQ, 2:13.62; 3. Em11r1ne (G). 2 14 07 400 fNe rei.y · \. Orange Coast (Dandy. ComfO<t, Fowler, Wardhana), 3:10.S4, 2 Sad· dleba<.k. 3:11.21; 3. Grossmont, 3:17 08 WOMEN T_, Sclore$ • (Final Resutts) 200 mectaey ...i.ay · 1. Orange Coast (Col(, Sealy, Ganda, Panggabean), 1 53 36, 2 Palo- m;ar, 1.55.45; 3 .Saddleback, 1.57 96 100 fNe · 1. Mullen CR). SS 66, 2 M<Doflagh (R), 56.00; 3. Pan99abean (OCQ. 56 72; 0th· en. 4 Helm (OCQ, 57.51, 7 Sennett (6cQ, 58.17 100 bade · 1 Cox (OCO. 1:03 26, 2. Masuro (G), 1:05.23; 3 Henry (G), 1•05 43; OtMrs· 4 Hislop (OCQ, 1:06.51: 5 Owero (OCQ, 1·06 64, 7 Armour (OCQ, 1.07.85 100 fly · 1. P1pes-Ne1lsen (P), 57 54; 2 Lawrence (P), 1·02.,31, 3 ArellMes (SJ. 1 03 72; Others. 7 Libby (OCCJ. 1·os.12. 8 Uceda (OCO, 1:09.72 100 bf'eut -1 Read (OCQ, 1·10.60; 2 Schneiderman (5). 1 11 59; 3. Sealy (OCQ, 1:12.74. 200 free relay • 1. Orange Coast (Pang· gabean, Cox. Owen. Ganda), 1:41 61; 2 Palo- mar; 1:42.45; 3. Riverside, 1:44.24 Prep tracl,c notes ... At Saturday's running of the Orange County Track and Field Championships at l'rabuco Hills Hjgh. Newport Harbor's M.E. Clay- ton leaped 36-11 to take second in the tnple Jump, went 16·9 for a t.hJ.r din the long Jump and ran a wind- dlded 15.3 in the 100 low hurdles. OCU SOCCER CLUB TEAM 'Je~t/tU. JJ GIB.LS IJNDER ·11 is sei'king playt'rs for both spring & 1997-98 fall season l'ompytitivn. Playt•r,., mu11t ht' born on or afte>r 8/1/86. 0 Walid Khoury THA~•3R For info call (714-) 854-7304 MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1997 CdMwins EL SEGUNDO -Tue Corona del Mar High softball team rebounded from a tough Joss with arch rival Newport Harbor by posting a 5-3 consolation b~t win over San Pedro Saturday "' • the El Segundo Tournament. Senior Erica Zoelle was 2 for 3 with a pair of RBJ and a run scored, and Megan Henning belted a triple as part of ner 2 for 4 perfonnance. The Sea Kings (8-14) received a fine pitching showcase from senior Hayden Aley who allowed five hits. The tournament continues in May. &. Sai4JNDo T~MENT Corona del Mar 5, s.... P9dro J Corona del Mar 200 003 0 • 5 7 3 San Pedro 010 100 1 · 3 5 1 Aley and Wills Grice and Kucera. W • Aley. 6-1 1 L-Grice. 3B · Henning. '1t.1 Our Nftll Pnen -fen 20 % OFF 4220 Culver . 889-"411 HUNTINGTON BEACH 10034Adams ee•aae2 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PlJBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES ---------cense ctassllieatlon speci-sile. The contrae1ot and dades legates apropladas sale Is about to be made ol merclal Code Section or a contingent creditor ol IOI' change ol name should PLICATIONS, TELEPHONE IN THE MATTER OF PUBLIC NOTICES lied hereinabove Is that of any subcontrae10I' under 11 11 usted qulere que la corte the assets described 6106 -r. • the deceased. you must hie not be gramed. 754·5245 OR CALL AT THE THE PETITION TO a "specialty contractor" as shall pay not ten than the escuche su caso. below. II so' subject. the name your cllslm wllh the court II Is lurther Ofdered thal a OFFICE OF THE PLAN· CHANCE THE NAME PUBLIC NOTICE defined. In Section 7058 of apecifled prevailing ratet of SI usted no present• su The names and business and address or the person and mall a copy to the per· copy or this Ofder to sho_w NINO DIVISION, ROOM OF Caraldlna Rlt• Han-_________ 1 the Cahfornla Business and wages to all worke,. em-rnpuesla a tlempo puede addresses of the seller are: with whom claims may be sonal representative ap-cause be publoshed on 200. 77 FAIR DRIVE. d NOTICE TO Professions Code. the spe· ployed In the execution of l)afdtr el caso. Y 11 'pueden TCO Development Co .. Med Is Mr. Jack E. Carr. polnled by the court wilhin DAILY PILOT, a newspaper COSTA MESA. CALIFOR· on CONTRACTORS clahy contractOI' awarc:1ed the contract. qultar au aalorio, su dinero Inc .. 151 Kaln;ius Dr., Ste. 151 Kalmus Dr .. sie. H-4. lour mon1hs from the date of general clrculallon pub· NIA. CASE NUMBER CALLING FOh BIDS the Contract for this Work No bidder may withdraw y otras cosas de su H-4, Costa.Mesa, CA926~6 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 and ot lirst Issuance of the let· hshed In this county, at Published Newport 1\186990 School DlstriC1' COAST shall Itself construC1 a ma-any bid for a period of sixty propiedad sin avlso adiclo-The toc~llon In Cahfornoa ttre last dale for lillng ters as provided In ~ectlon least on~e a week lor lour Beach·Costa Mesa Daily ORDER TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE jority of the Work, In ac· (60) dav-al'ler the date set nal por parte de la corte. of the chief executive office claims shall' be May l3, 9100 of the Calll,orn111 Pro-conseCU11ve weeks pnor to Pilot April 28. 1997 SHOW CAUSE FOR DISTRICT cordance with the provl· for tile opening 9, bids. Exlsten otros requlsltos le-ol tho seller is: (Same as 1997 which la the buJlness bate Code. T~e time for Iii· lhe c:1ay of lho hearing. m694 CHANCE OF HAME Bid Deadlln1: June 5 slon1 ol California Busl· A payment bond shall be gatea. Puede qui u1ted above) day boloro the sale date Ing claims will not expire DATE: FEB 11, 1 sun PUBLIC NOTICE PETITIONER(S). Geral 1997 at 2·00 m ' ness and Professions Code required prior 10 exect.1tlon qufera llamar a un abogado As listed by the seller, all specllied above. .. bclfore lour months lrom RICHARD O. FRAZEE, dine Rita Hendon HAS/ Place oi Bi~· Ricelpt: 01· Section 7059. ol the contract and shall be lnmedlatamente. Si no other business names and Dated: Apr II 17 • the hHring dale noticed SR., JUDCEJCOMMIS· CITY OF HAVE FILED A PETITION fl e f DlreC1or ol Purchas· All Work must be com-In the torm set forth In the conoce a un obogado ac:1dres~es used by the 1997 above. SIONER OF THE SUPE· COSTA MESA FOR AN ORDER TO 1 c o C pleted within sixty C60) con· contract dOCJJments. uede llamar 0 un servlclo seller within three years be· YOU MAY EXAMINE the CHANGE NAMES FROM Ing. cr;s: ICtome:~nlty .. ~!· aecutlve days. Time Is of Pursuant lo Section 22300 ~. referencia de abogac:1os fore the date such list was N R•r York hie kept by the court. "Jou RIOR OOUR'J'. NOTICE OF JOINT Geraldine Rita Hendon TO 1':P/o Ads r c;.. g. C 1 • the essence. Failure to of the Publlc Contract 0 1 una oliclna de ayuaa sent or delivered to the Dated: Aprll 18, 1 lil97 are a person lntereste Jn ALICIA CASTRO, 6062 PUBLIC HEARINQ Jeri Hendon M c:~~62~enue. 01 • co~plete the WOfk within Code, the contract wlll con-legal (vea 11 diroctorlo tele-buyer are: Calle Taz.za. Inc. /s/ J1m•t Fol•r th.• estate, you may file WESTERN AVE .. APT. 16, Notice 11 hereby given or 11 Is hereby ordered that t"· t lc:1 1111 11 the time set lorth herein taln provtslons permitting lonk:o) Tho names and business . P"flbllshec:1 Newport with the court a lormat Re-BUENA PARK, CALIFOR· a joint public hearing by all persons onleresled In N roJ.•b,_ enCo c1• col. wlll rnult In the Imposition Iha successful bldc:1er 10 CASE NUMBER adc:1resses of the buyer 8le: Beach-Costa Mesa Dally quest lor Special Notice ol NIA 90621 the City Council of the City this maner a(ppear before I ~ {"§• I I~ I o of llquldaled damages for substlMe securillea lor any 'N d I C ) Mr. Ray York and Ms. Pilot April 28 t 997. . the flllng . ol an Inventory Pu b Ii shed New Po r I ol Cos11 ,Mesa and the this court in Department ;9.~1 ~°Skin ~•1 c8•7:::. each day ol delay. in .!"e monies withheld by the • umero • ••o Janet Foley. 2370 LaSalle • 695 an<f appraisal of est~te as· Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Costa Mesa Reaevelop-No. 703 or the Orange 1 uo ng, Ch 1 n er B u11d amount HI lor1h In lhe In-Distrk:t to ensuta perfOfm-91EOIB40 Ave.. San Bernardino, CA m sell or or any petition ~r P't A . 2 28 M 5 ment Agency to be held on County Supertor Court at ng and em stry u • IOfmatlon for Bidders." ance under the contraC1 Th• name anc:1 ac:1dress ol 92407 account as provided 1n 101 prof 1• • 1Y • May 12. 19117, at 5:30 p.m. the addtess shown above l"; BldB"tg· 1743 n nd Each bid must conform Each bid submitted In· r• tht court Is: (El nombre y The asset~ 10 be sold are PUBLIC NOTICE s~cllon 1250 of lhe Calilor· 12. 1997 at Costa Mesa City Hall. on 6.3, 1997, at 2:00 o'cl lace • ar0ffion I~ ah and bl responsive to 1he sponse 10 lhis Notice shall direccion de la corte ea) descrjbed on general as: BSC 11s 1 nia Probate Code. A Re-m687X Conlerence Room IA, 77 ock pm and then and ;~ailT~ ~l: T ~ce Co Id~ contrae1 documents. Each contain. as a bid Item, ac:1· LOS ANGELES MUNICIPAL "EXHIBIT A" • CA~FE NOTICE OF quest tor Special Notice PUBLIC .,OTICE F11r Drive. Cos111 Mesa. CA there show cause. II any ys ca ICI 11 s oor blc:1der shad submit. on the equate Shfftfflg ahO<lng TAZZA, San Bernardino. fonn ls available lrom the •J 101 the purpose of consid· the have wh the tltlon na1or. Arditl) Richey, Coast form furnished with the 1nd bracing or 'equlvateni COURT, 14400 DELANO CA, Ust ol Equipment PETITION TO court clOfk. THE COSTA MESA ZON· anng •pproval ol • pro-tor ~hange of ~ame ~hould Crlo~munity College AOIS· contract aocumenlJ, 1 ~SI method, ror'the protectlon STREET, VAN NUYS, CA Architect: design permits ADMINISTER Attornerforthe Pell· ING ADMINISTRATOR posed D1sposl11on and D• not be granted. I ct. ~?7.~ Adams ve., of the proposed 1ubcon-ol tile and llmb In ltlllChes 91401 & '"'· General Contrat1or ESTATE OF: tlonar: • WILL RENDER A DECI· vetop~t Agreement (the It is lvrther orcte<e(l that a g~9(714? 439~:~ Mesa. tracton on lhls project as and open excavation, The name, adc:1rtss, and • MP & E. Seri.al # 57046, ROBERT ELMER SWAN HARRY E. WESTOVER, SION ON THURSDAY, MAY "DDA'1 between the Costa copy of lhls order to show NOT CE IS HEREBY reqUlred by Iha Subletting which shall conform 10 ap-telephone number ol plaln-Cabinets & m1ltwork, Bal· au ROBERT E. SWAN ESQ. (CSBI 028248) 08. 1997, OR AS SOON AS Mesa Redevelopment cause be published In The GIVENI lhll the abov• and Subcontracting Fair pllcable safety Ol'dera. tlN's attOfney. °' plalnlltf loon awnl~s &. slgnage. CASE NO, A187033 HARRY E. WESTOVER POSSIBLE THEREAFTER, Ag~ and Muirf1etd Prop-NB/COSTA MESA· DAILY named School District ol ~~1~·4?~:n~enl Governing Board without an attOfney, Is: (El ~:;;~~:de; (W~~~J!·a~i To all heirs, beneRclarles, a ASSOCIATES 901 ON THE FOLLOWING ~~1r°p'o,.:~· (~he C~!~:v~~ PILOT. a newspaper o Oranga County, California, Ea:h Btd shall be .C Bw Wllllam M. Vega, nombfe, la direcclon y et GIMO Serial I 010003808 credilors. contingent credl" DOVER DRIVE ' STE ITEM: D STMENT ol)af") The ODA provides general. clrculatoon put>- IC1ing by and through Its companied by a cl<lllled ~ Ed. D., Chancellor, numero de tetelono del 2·8unn Thermal Systems tOfs, and persons who may 1 o o , NE w po R i Lt~;-o~'~iot ~QUINTA tor 1hed1spos11ion 10 Oevtl· :z~ ~ ~1=.,.~r'1:V·1 a Governing Board, her~lnal· cuhler'• check or bid Coaat Communttr Col· abogado def Cfemandante, CWTF15·TSR. Serlal I ~1~·~,•~, b:s1~7~~r:1~1~n BEACH, CA lil2110 H09MES, LLC. AUTHO· oper ol approiumately consecU1ive wHks pr!OI' ~ ~ c:!•rred to H DIS. bond In an amount not less lege Dla\rlct o del demandante que no CWT F018953, t9·Calle ft. ROBERT ELMER SWAN Publlshec:1 Newport RIZED AGENT FOR LUCILE 77,823 square feet ot piop-the day ol the hearing bu: n • 1wl:~t;al1~81~P I~ than tfh percent (10"9) of Published Newport tlene abogado, et) Tau a Chairs, 8·Cafle aka ROBERT E. SWAN Beach·Costa Mesa Daily BEACH TO RECONFIGURE erly (the "Properly") lo-DATE: APR 9 , t9e7 abov .. :talid time Haled the lolal bid price, payebt. Beach-Costa Mesa Daily DANIEL G. FELDINO, JR., ~p~:~bte~ crsr D;_a;;r A PETITION has been Piiot April 2l 25 28 1997 THE PROPERTY LINES BE· cated 1 81 Iha nortn9west cor· RICHARD 0 FRAZEE bids lot the awa'rd of 1 :o tht~a~lsl~~t :i~:e~u~~~ Pilot Aprll 21, 28, 1997 ESO.. Bar No. 65769. 891 ~3F~HO 2~CitTzen Print: filed by MARGARET W. ' ' ' mr674 TWEEN TWO PARCELS ~~ 01 8~ewt.:',~1 :~v~~~ SR,, JUDOeicOMMIS. c°'l:T I~ the project d• p~posat la accepted, shall m678 ~~~~ v:n1~ Bl~d'iu Sul:• ers 1DP35lo. Serial l 's ~'t/u~N01 'cali~~~nlasCf~~~; PUIJLIC NOTICE ~?if ~ET~e:I. 1~5ANEARS2~ development thereon or • SIONER OF THE SU,.E acr H . promptly execute th• PUBLIC NOTICE • nc no. 11 orn a 93Z3007, 93Z2352. 1·Desk, 1 ORANGE • MD ZONE ENVIRONMEN· 20,500 square loot com· RIOR COURT 8R:dtoof. ~klfi~lal,Sc~e7~~ Agreement, furnish 1 sails· 91436, (818) 995·7663 Chalr1 File Cabinet, Eagle oTHE PETITION requests SUPERIOR COURT TAL DETERMINATION: EX· mer~!•I retal.t. developmen1 Adult lndMdual P••~ I u. ~ Ctiem1:iter 8~1d· factory Fallhful Perform-cna1418085 DATE1 JULY 11, Shelving. 6 units, 1-Fax & that MARGARET W. SWAN OF CALIFORNIA, EMPT. (Iha Proloct ). , lloner, Oaraldlne Rita Ing, ry ance Bond In an amount SUMMONS 1 lil98 Phones' Ser I a I I H· be appointed as personal COUNTY OF ORANGE 2. ZONING ACTION ZA· The DOA and fair value Handon 18444 Bolae D~.,. will be a Twenty =c:i'i' c\'~~)~~ ~hu•~~~:. WJt~~·~~ t~~~D~~. R~~:D~=:~KbwKju:n~~~ ~!~.~21~~!· Bi~·~d~~~·1~~ ;:f',~~e~,~~~! ~r tho:~~!: 341 Th• cttv Drive ~Ja>~~g~P J~u~~~~~~1 ~~~;~1 fi.~·~=~~b1!0~0f ·~: C8htcah "J'· 9~i:;:1to" ollar (S20.00) non· bid price lurnlst\ a Pay· · 1 • ' 't·La San Marco 2 Group Poat Office A 0 ENT 'F o R c A A view during nOfmal bus>-.. c • •· v refundable payment bldr• ment Bo~ In an ·tmount ~vis~:R~c1'1.'~~8~RE~~; M:~~NDD•Mpu.tyN T TO Aulo, Serial# 8831.6.2·L• df.i'e PETITION request• Box141.71 RAMERICAREALTYFORA nau hours at the Costa Published Nawpotl qulred for each Ht ol not leu than one hunc:1red · • San Marco Gronc:1ers • Orange CA MINOR CONDITIONAL USE Mesa Redevelopment Beach-Costa Mtsa Dally documenll. Checks ·~Id percent C100%) of th• total ~grsw:~~l,D~~· .~~ COMPLAINT (flctltlOUI SM90A, Serial #'s 19533, ~~~1c?i:c~":;~.·be ~~'m1~: 92113·1&71 PERMIT TO ALLOW THE Agency, 77 Fe1r Drove. Filth Pilot Aprol 14, 21, 28, May be made payable to or' bid price. ind furnish cat· slva • / lncorr•ct Name) 19S34, l•Knock Boic, 1· to probate The Wtll and IN THE MATTER OF JNSTALLATION OF A PCS Floor. Cos111 Mesa. Copies 5, 1997 Community College I• Uflcates evidencing that the YOU ARE BEING SUED BY FICTITIOUS NAME (No Manitowoc Serlea 150, Se-any cod1c1is are available THE PETITION TO ANTENNA FACILITY ON ol lheH c:1ocum.nts m~y Mi7' ~a shall be received In r::ired lnautance I~ In :~t PLAINTIFF: (A Uc:1. le esta' Order required) ~:s 95J~~·s';,?:U: tor axamlnetlon In lhe Ille CHANO! THE NAME THE ROOF OF AN EXIST· ~.,::;:;ased f:. A~=·-------- the place ldenllfled at>owe, IOl'th ~ t':: amo~ ~I· demandando) MALCOLM Upon tha ntfng of the 12215• l ·Pa ~upplies. 1• ktpt by the court. Oil ALICIA CASTRO on ING OFFICE BUILO~~Ff°i: value r.:~eaciibe• and PUBLIC NOTICE . and lflON bids lhall be Ilona. In the= of llllura DEARY, c:1ba AVA PROD-complaint, the plalntlll, Phone lnstar.tlon. 2·Plastlc THE PETITION requ .. lt tMhalf of STEPHANIE ~:~ ~~ ~U~OC Z~N~ specifies all ol tht follow· opened Ind ~blcly reed IO entlf Into the conllac1 UCTS being Ignorant Of the true oltchera, 12·Plates, l·P.O.S authO<lty IO admlnls18f the MAR 11! MEN D E z ' ENvfAoNMENTAL DETER· Ing: "' .. 1117171- aloud at the above-staled and e•ecvl• the required J'~s~~:,~,c= nam1olthedelendantand Posltouch, Serial f =118A~~~~.~~~nc:,~~ l!Vl!YLN LIZETTE MINATION:EXEMPT. l.The costol tneOOAto ACmllUIMl•t time Ind~. documents. such bid aear I ed on.,..., lO Ille a havtng designed Iha delen-001384, 1-Rosllo ~sant tates Act (This authority •LIZ ARR AR AS 3. ZONING ,\CTlON ZA· Ille Agency; --Ill-....._ In accofdanc• with 1ht rtty wttl be forfeited. The 1 llfV • --dant In Iha complalnl by Model Otanila 2, Serial # · ' 97 1 o FOR JERRY MUR· I. The H llmaled value ol Tiie ....,.,. lllllOllCI) ,._ provl1lon1 or Callfornle Fllthtul Perlormance Bond tyi:MtWfll1en responH i t this the nctitloua name of: ooe 14802R22. 1: Sanitary aou-will"':°;' lh~ ~~1 rep-MARL• N • DOCK AUTHORIZED tht Pr~ 10 be SOid to ~1111111m1.:1uA18UIM Publlc Contract Code Sec-shall remain In full fOl'ca court. Ind ha ble sink (NSF) l·Sllvlf resen 1 VI 0 1 e many ELIZAlllMMS AGENT 'FOR OOUBLfTREE Developlf determined II #74ll 101 Mllll .... ~ IJon 3300. the Dl•ttlc1 ,. and effect lhrough the !.""'i.: ~ ...... c..a11~ ~vu. na:9ofd~~:: KJng SKRS-27, 's8flal , ~=· ::~=t~::. CAI• NUMBER HOTELS CORPORATION lhe hfghetl Ind beM l.IStt ~ .... CA .. ... that IN bid'* pot> guarani .. peflod .. •peel· pro ·--· ·--.,,,... SKA8701, 1·Sllver King ... • Ata•1t3 FOR AN AMENDMEm TO permitted Und8' lht Rede-~ N. .... 171 ... Mle lhe followlng cla.e-fled In the gtnefal cOnd'-written rlt9()nlt '"41tl be dant to be: STACY G.A.JUS, SKAB-48, Serial I SKC. taln YlfY tmpor1al\I ections. ORDER TO A PLANNED SIGNING Wloprnent pi.n: ait.ea.l ...... CA•t4 • eillcatlon of~ .. II-tlona. "'.:~ ~t'O::.: you dbl THE SOFTWARE 0570R, l oSlnk 13 11 17 with hOW=~~~l~~~J~:i IHOW CAUla FOR PROGRAM TO ALLOW AN lil The Hllmaled value of Thltl..._itCDl ...... lif canM at the time !"" Iha The DISTRICT retaNH :.. 0 your VIDEO COMPANY. amtn<U Fauc1t, s1.a1n1... ..... & ~:·:"" noUc• to lnl8fa1led CHANG• Ofl HAM• AODITIONAL TOP STOOY the Propeny 10 bl •old IO ......... Contract It awarded. Iha right lO lt!K' any Of .. II •• dO not file r the complalfll by IYblUtU\-~ (4 large I 3 emall), unle•• they haVI PETITIONEA!S) ALICIA SION AS W£l.L AS AO. DevtlOpef determined at ........ IW -,. -- Contractot: Roofing u. bkl• Ot to walw any Ir-.~ on tlm9 : in: lnO the we neme for Iha l·Thefmomttlfl and Clip•. :l'V:'no11ce or consenled CASTRO on D•h•ll of OITIONAL SIGN AREA FOR the Ull Ind wl\h Iha condf.. tD ..... ---.. Cante C-3t regularitlel Of lntorlNlllllee ION the call 'and llctltlou1 name wtltrevlf h 15-Trelnlna, l·Tf\18 Model 10 fhe opoMCI action) STEPHANIE MARJE ME:N· THE OOUB\.ETREE HOtEL Ilona, cov.nantt, anCI de-llc9lalll ...._ -_, PUBLISH: ~ii 21, 1'97 In afrf blda Of In the bid· WIQll •Ind = ..,,,..,_in the complelnl. T-49 Solld ~ Serial I Th• lnd~ent admlnf•· DEZ EVEYLN LIZETTE (FORMERLY THE RED WI~ .co•tt reQUlfed _. ..... ,_ ~AL~TH27iaro~. Ma 7 ci:v· ulred Section lt1y Ny ~ken without "'''"· DANllL Q. ~~!9~!1·a.~';, '°S:ti ~ lratlon authority wlH be ELIZARRARAS, MARLENE LION INN), LOCAlED AT bt I An °!~anatlon ol wh 1811}QUM5N HU"'9t 1897 at 1:00 a.m. ~c 17;) '':f th• ~alllomla 1\#tt\W warning trom the F•LDINO, ..... VMl1289153573'. 1·Wlllt granted unlHe 1n lnlat· ELIZARRARAS HAS/HAVE !°S:~R':J~~ s~~~o~ th' .. ,. or the PIOl)ltt)' .~ 1111-..... ....... Maintenance and Optf'fj LAlbor Code. the DlrtctOt of c;:. ate ottltf "'911 r• Publl•h•d N•wPOll Fllltallon Syatem (main), ~~i!, ~ ';::1:: ::c; ~~EJ>e~te:gio~~~~~ MENTAL DETERMINATION: Halal th, etlm "-'ton of ~0:-tWt" c-.. • tior'll Compltll loolled o the Det>lttment of lndUI· uir.tnanle You INI want Beach-Coe\& Meaa Daffy Beginning Inventory to ci. show ood eauM why IM NAMES FROM STEPt-IANIE EXEt.4Pf. bllghl J:t".lN. . ......_ -fai~tw :,~T·~:~ trial R9iatlone of Iha Si.te ~ call .,; att.omJ right Piiot Aprtl 7, 14, 21, 28, PfO'<llCI~ °':day ofclo1lng coutt f hOIJld not grant the MARIE MENDEZ. EVELYN " THE ABOV-,\C· Mien L. Roe4er, Ex·...,..;...., .. ,_ .. .:. .. ,."1(714) 4)2·5nO of Calltotnla NI dlt ..... away. " you Clo not' know 1891 =nt p ya cal Inventory 1uthO<lty. LIZETTE l!LIZAARAMS. TION(S} IS/AR!' ~AL• """" Otrect•r .. -...... -... llD DAT!• Jurlt I tM7 mlMd Iha~ Pf:': an ettotMV, you may call me.« and lft loe&led II' 300 In-A Hr:ARINQ on 11'9 pell• MARLENE ELIZARRARAS. LENO~O IN COURT, THt! PubllaheCI Newport Oil .. ~ OL ... A-.... et 2·00 • • Ing , .... 0 MOM "' attonWly refenal aanllc:• and c °' San . a.r tlon Wiii ~ held on MAY TO STEPHANIE MARI! CHALL.ENG&> MAY Bl! UM· 8eaCh·COt11 ..... Dally ... ...._ .... -80AA8.moAT~ Jun. ts, ~ ~IMcf~ or a 1ega1 e1c1 ofb (11eled PUBLIC NOTICI ~no.~· t240e nat• 1s, 1991, 11 1:4!Spm 1n CASTAO, IM!YLH uzt:TTE ~~fs ~~~~~J~~I,~~ ~ APfll tt. May 1. t tt1 .. " ... *" • _. 1897 of"'"' .. , ... ..,,,.,.. In .. pt10ll8 ~). T~ butlnetl name Uttd 0.,,1. 703 loealed II 341 CA8TRO, MARLENE CAt-1'1\701 ,,. ... " ...... - No pay'mant atlell i,. oatlOM. enfltlad ll'RaYAIL-0...,.. de que It en-onat474HI by lht Mllef et the toc.tlOrl The cb'X OflW South. Of· mo. ~:fJ~iN~~~l~~ ,. " ... -, .. • 111 = ':.-::.,~":: ~~~~~~ =r::.c.':n.~t': c:~~~C:,.~00,, ts~n:,,r:;:.ed csat• of Tvou'~cr to the J ':.,':Y:.=edth~ ADM1N1$TRATOA PA10A PUIUCMOTICI . • ... -::.:...-:-:. .... end inl "'--.-..1 ... of ~--70 30 DIAS CAl.I A.AIOI aULK ULm gJantlnQ of the 1>1tillon, you th11 matter 1PPMt belofe TO Tti! A90V! DAT!. SU'°9Gll COU.T p lit'P&l Cor ._....-N ornce locet.-M: 13 para preeentat W\e ,.. Iha bulk Mlt la Mey 14, lhOuld appeat at ttle Mir· INI C0\#1 1'1 Oepetlment F.oA FURTHER INllOAMA· OP CM P'ONJlt -_., ~·.::w: 'fx,... M91N ~~~ Mne, ......... ~ 1 ~ C .. CS. •t04, ~897 It tt;. °"=of °c: Ing and state 'f04lt o~ No. 703 of 1tie 0r-. TlON ON THE A80Vf Al'-CoutfnO.--_ ...... TMCTOR .......... ~ =~ .. :::: en .... corte. •tOI u.C.C.) Lirw°Ti: ~°"C!nc .. e °'file WT•n9" ob-~ Supar!Clf Coutt al Cal Mt,...., ..... 1:.:-----...... the time lhe-. ... .. ~ UN .,.. o UN llelNda &...w N•· D ' SI 700 W with the coutt be-Iha HdrH• lhown abOva P..e.... 1,.111111 hell .. ...,.. A/rt:. .. ::;:. n. eon. 111&1onloe ,. te Oholfe con.tM7·t ~h ~--""°" IN hlWtng Your• on 1-20, 1•1. et too Cla8ialfled ._ 14 n 1 ... COHT1'ACTOR _. • ·1-.,..., .., ,_ 0 oon o1 "'11nol111o; • 111pJ11t1 No1lo911 hlrtby ~to Thl• ·.._ ........ --.. ,..,w. may M In per90n •'CIOdl p.m., end"*' ano T_...._. -°' _ ..... 11 ......... ~ ... II at aldl )olt .... a ......,. leM 41118 or9dl10n Of IM wl1Nn c.M1Dfn1e Unlbm ~ Of bf your..._,.,, .... llflOW CIUM. If ..,., -•• SOC• -.. _.............. .. ,. > 1 ..... oon ................... "" • ~ IO • \'OU,.,.. A""'°"°" .., ...,.. .., .. ~ Ml ... ,. - -_' .. '"' .__c .._·;.._~· -~----~- • • MONDAY. APRIL 2~ 1997 NHrpon 8ach/Cot0. Ma.a Dady Pilot Mortuary * Chapel Crematton 110 Broadway Costa Mesa M2-9HO STARTL • • • • • • • • • The Ltga1 lNptzrtmml Ill the DtUJy PiltJt is platslJ ti) IUIMU!la ll nftfl fmlia now 11#1.iJAb# ID MW bMsiw, wt wiJJ"""' SEARCH the 1llDM for J"" 111 no tJd1Jl ~ ll1ltl SllW J"" the time and the trip to the OnP1 Htnae in Santli AM. Thm. tf ct11111e, l{tttr the lelll'CIJ is compldai we wiU file JOI"' jiaitima busint:11 name llllA'lnmt with tlN °"'1r9' cw. publish"""" wttJt for four~ 111,.mJ,,,1'tw llntl Ihm file JOI" Jl'Oflf' of~ with the °"'1r9' Grit. Plmw st¥JfJ ,,, to file your jiaitima bwinas st¥llmlml Ill tht DttiJ.y Pil«. 330 w. &y ~ Cmtll Mt11L f""' .r.tmntJt *I ~,..""'"'Ill (714) 642-621 """UM will 1'lllM llmlngrmmtrfor J'lf' IO ""1Jll this~ by mt1liJ. lf 1'* shtlMIJ httlJt 1111} fot1htr ~ />"'-""'"'""" ":' will~ ""1lr tlJtJn """IO llSsiJt J"f'-GooJ /utJt ill JI"" nt'IV llflsbm l Bow to Place~'-------Polley ~-, ----. . _ .. 1'o -- Rate:. and.di>adlli1h are l>ubjet'I w dmngr witl1111.11 11utir1>. The publhh1•r rtM'r\'•'' 1lw right H• ('1·11~ur rrda;,si!y, n·' i~e 11r rrj1•1·1 llill\' 1•(11.,hifit-d uJ, 1'rl tht'llll'lll. PJrtL.,t' l'\'po~111 y 1•rror 1h111 ma\ l.w i11 rmir da!>~inrd ad imnwdia1t'lv. TI tr Duily Pilol at'l't'f)I., no liability for 1111y rrror. i11 a11 a1h er1i~l'111t•111 for whit'h it ma) lw rr~p1111,,j.Lli· n1·1•fH for she co l of 1hr'11po•·1· arwal~· oernpi1·d hv rl1r rrrur. Crtdil n111 111tly b1• ullmi:rd for t h1· fir!> I i11,,ertio11 ........ By Fax (714) 631-. 9't By Phone (714) 642-5678 By Maillln Person: ..,, :-330 Wesl Bav Stn•e1 (, M <'A ()'>( •)"? .osta r.!'>a. • ->-. .. , ....... (Plrui-r i11d11dt• your nunw and pbunr munber and Wt· I rull you buck with 11 prirr q ntt'.) ,\1 ~1·wpor1 Bhd. be Bay S1. --Deadlines Monday ................. Friday 5:00pm Hours Te l<'phonc.:-8::rnam-:l:OOp111 '1rn11l1n-I• nd.1\ · • Walk-111 8::fOa111-·:-,:00p111 't• 111duy-I· ridn~ Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesd~y ......... Tuesday S:OOpm 6102'4HO Thursday ....... Wednesday S:OOpm Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm 7011·9090 Saturday ............... Friday S:OOpm RESORT PROPERTY NEWPORT 1580 BEACH STORAGE 2742 LOST & FOUND 2 66 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE i925 5530 5530 SERVICES 5533 ·-----MISC. 6015 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wanted to r en I garage iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I for storage w/electrl· Lost White Lilac Point ADVERTISING Drivers Westway •••••••• (OUAl HOU$1HO OPPOIHUNITY All rul aaull adwertislng-ln this ""'''aper Is 1~111u1 to lhc feO· eral Fair Ht11sint Acl ol 1161 H -·--wtlkll IN-11 11 illegal 10 lldftrtlse "111y P11ltrtnce. Lake Arrowhead 2bd, 2ba. 2 ·story home. Dbl lot In gor· geous treed area at end of Culdesac. All appilane>es + furn. $120K. 714·721·1314 ·OR· 909-337·9582.' •BEACH AREA* Penlnsula 1-4Bd. Winter & Vacation Rentals. Reserve Now cal outlet. Please call male Siamese cat. SALES Express Please be aware that ANTIQUES 714-850·8688 M issing since 4·24 in TELEMARKETING Experienced OTA up the listings In this cat· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .6010 the v I c Int y o I Community newspa· lo .30 CPM plus egory may require you ANTIQUES 4 u Hamllton/Thurln & per seeks energetic b o /0 11 900 b onuses. wner p· to ca a num er •Sale 1.0·30"'* Harbor Blvd. He has lndivldual for retail I · 1 "' COMMERCIAL er at ors , company n which there s a Acc•pllng consignment. for Best Selectlonl •••••••••• Manv · Oceanfront• VILLA RENT"LS 714-875-4912 severe asthma, and Is display and new busi-t 1 · · h · v earns so o, minimum c arge per minute. 3o., lee. unrimited time. REAL ESTATE on medication. Re· ness development. d 1 e a all ble "' .own eas v a · ---------312 Newport Blvd, N.B. w ar d I i;:;i ¥ t;:;i Experience helpful. Call Chuck James NO EXPERIENCE llmll1t11n or discrlmlnallon ~ased en 11C1, color. rtllglon. SH, llHdlc1p, tamllll! SUIUS or alllollll.arltln, ar 111 lnllnliOll lo llllb 111y "" prtltrenct, llmi· llllon ar dlscrlmlnlllon." Exec 1 bd View, walk·•••••••••• 714·648·1477 Salary + Commission ... ccESSARYI 548·4123 ••••••••• In closet, encl garage/ ..,......,""=...,,,,..------B Ii Ph ~' I/ , 1 ·600·916·8959 ,,. ... t I LOST Wide band + ene IS. y..,ca www.wexpress.com $500 10 S900 weekly Ari & Anliques, Crystal, s or., poo • spa.,_________ O g Screening r~ t 1· I I t 11 I I HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT s1400. 549.1 185 x.226·-Panther Gold ring. On ru u· po en 1a process ng s er ng, porce an, BUSINESS OFFICE 4/22 vie. of 17th St. In quired. EOE. Entr v Level Sales mortgage -refunds. jewelry. Dealers ••STUDIO Apt. un· FOR RENT 2769 front BOO & Watch· Fax Resume Ann: Position Own car Own hours. welcome. 644·2034 furn. W/O, Pool, Ten· works. -846·2226 Janise Cross and Insurance nee., 1 ·800·382·2199 nls, & Jacuzzi. Prot.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 965·7174 Commission only. EXT 503 $695/mo. 640·0518 Comml/Ofc Space Loat: Cockatell In the Or call 965·3030 Start lmmed, beach Top Dollar Pfld! n1s atwspaper will nol ~ .. illtly ICClpl 111Y 141vtrtht· menl tor 1ul 11t1111 whlcll ls In wiol11l011 of th1 l1W. Ollr 1t1ders 11t llat1lly l11ltt111td lb1t 111 dwtlllqs aclvtrllnd ift Ibis vicinity of Adams and ---------area's. 562·923·9694 ---------1 ----------Unique· 1 bdrm 1 ba Balboa Blvd nr Fun Placentla. White head/ Assistant Manager Z A r:.00 f or Fax 562·923·9684 ~MPLOYMENT . w/loft condo style apt. one. ppox " s. · wings and grey bodv. i; From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate. Paintings. china. glsware, furn, etc. 40Yr NB Res 673·6223 ""''"'" ... ~11 on 11 t11dl """""lty 11111$. to com- 'tlllt II~. cau HUD Toll·lrt• 111·I00·•24-1590. For Utt w.ui.e1111. DC 11t1 pltue call HUD aU21·3500. • BALBOA PENINSULA 2107 4Br 2·Story, 2-doors to sand, sleeps 6, appl, "gar prkg, $1750.mo + dep. Avl Sept.June 582·927·8772 •H•o•u•sE•s•,--•1 ii~~~ CONDOS FOR SALE 2122 2br/1 b• FYont Hae 4 blks to beach. Gar, ON!., W/0 . No pets. ---------• -S12007mo. 472·2096 GENERAL 1002 3Br 2Ba .laamln• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Cr k FR, 0 R. 2 car Vaulted celllngs, light $650. 714·724·l850 "P•t•r Mo Twe•t•rr' M 0 NEY Home Tvplst· WANTED 5535 & airy walk through•---0,..ff-lc-e-S_u_l-te--Very B1;1autilull PC Users Needed.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiil kitchen, large walk·ln 441 Old Newport Blvd, REWARD! 444·2541 S 4 0, O 0 O Income c loset. dishwasher, Newport Bch 85osq.ft. FU N Potential. 376·1993 2 MONTHS TIL private extra large 714•8 50·9505 ••••••••• SUMMER patio from living room. N .B . SALON additional patio oH of PERSONALS T R AV E L Facial Room, Stylist Start Now Look & Feel bdrm w/outslde stor· I••••••••• ••••••••• Stations avail. Contacl Beller by June 1st. age space. Vertical BUSINESS & HIP POSTER CO. Bonnie 75&·0493. Exp'd Cher & Cert. blinds Included Personal Trainer th h k II ht I FINANCE SEEKING Looking for people., ________ .. Mark 714.&10·3479 roug out, s Y g n No exp needed. S300·500 llvlng room, unique I••••••••• WOMEN 3004 week lo start. 754-5858 NURSERY Person Bonded House Sitting bathroom/ vanity/ 2 +yrs retail. O.H. dressing areal Neutral iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili Biiiing P erson for o cc Np Plant & Pet Care t th h 11 Chi 11 ff' egree qr · · · · Long and short term. carpe roug 0 " BUSINE.SS Handsome Attorney roprac c 0 ice. Top pay & Benefits. Exp/Reis 241·1914 Carport stall to ac· ..., .Biiiing/Data Entry c .ll M L th p I commodate 1 vehicle OPPORTUNITY .. eeks very attractive J'Exp'r prerd. 375·0552 a r a ro a slim wht female 26-34 •FLOWERDALE• •Dog Walker• Included. Very b{jght , 2904 for dating.• 360·4947 BOOKKEEPER/or NURSERIES I wlll Walk & Love and open living areal E A A e t Fo N 8 Call 833·9200 t! Weekend• Call now, won't lastl · · g n r · · your pe $1470. 789-0931 SS PA¥PHONES SS SCHOOLS & ~;~· :x~ F(,;:hF~s~1~~ ~:::::::::::::::~ & :~~!!6;:.1~5~g~an gar, spa. Yr lse, $2300/mo. 835·22421••••••••• Local sites.avail. Low INSTRUCTION "'01 2 res 474·7567 Att: Mark Offfce Small COM con----------• prices. S3K wkly ·pot'I. • .> Can't Find Work? suiting firm seeks Loving Swedish Nurse. Pf.ST JU:f.S Qt.I) Anhqun lo '50. Mode.n • Est. l..agiill deelef'S buy: silver, •• peirtl?. pon:allln. chile. poftefy, old oosune or fine =· bron286, 11.m., ~. cleoorlllM atljeds. • One llem Of enllnt --·Cot~ • Estate .. oonduc:ted • lrrmedlale cash 714-249-3711 • Lg wood din rm tbt set. nds-refln s100. • Rockng chair, needs some relln 51 5. • Wood Hutch w/glass cabinet doors $100. • Dresser w/mlrr $80. • Lg 1V console $75. • Exercise pulf:bike brand new, S30. • Beach crulser 525. obo 722·9693. Ive mss Mens 10-spd 21 in bike $20., microwave $35., mens full wetsuit (med) $45., 717·7726 Wolff Tanning Beds Tan At Home Buy Direct and Save! Low Monthly Pmts Free Color Catalog Call 1.500-.711·0158 WANTED TO BU?· 60 19 Old Coln• Gold Silver • Franklin Mini , Sterling Old watches & jewelry Westcoast Coin 642-9448 Rummy Cube• Original set with wooden tile holders. 7 14-675-9264 Top Dollars Paid • For Records. Ja:zz. Soun.tracks. etc. Call Mike 645-7505. Attention Home Owners & COSTA MESA 2124 ~~~ous 1·600.800.347-0 24hrs. Y'Ou can't be looking pleasant person to 12 Yrs exp. Honest & Entering The World handle phones. cus· caring. Good cook.1 __________ 1 of Real Estate ha too hardl WANTED 15 tomer serv., and com· Loe refs. Chrisllne WHAT HAPPEllS 11 rou 0011'1 ADVEITISE? R.E. Agents!! Showcase those special properties In our Homes of the We•k & Open Home Gulde p ublished each Saturday In the Roal Estate Tab. It's an effective and Inexpensive way to reach homebuyeil§I Call our Classlned Department Todayll 642·5678 Ask about our current speclalsl -------------= =~::: -· ' -. ----. -· --: : : ~=-:.. Balboa Newport Realty. Inc. Newport Shores Must See This Refurbished Geml Reduced to S269.ooo 723-4494 never been so qui eople to fill various puters $9-$10/hr. DOE V'714 1 ·848·3735V' APPLIANCES and easy. (Jobs wall· osltlons from ware· Call Cathy 67~·5860 2bd/1ba 1-cai garage. 6011 Quiet, culdesac. •--------- First Time Ever 6 figures In. 4·6mos. Plus cut taxes up to 95%. Not MLM or Direc t Sales . 800·322·6169 x1834 Ing) Your llcense is h use-to ma.nage· 0 ri e ca 11 away I ment. No experience PINKERTON NURSING Homemak•r Eng lady w/car, cert, home hlth provider. Nurses's Ins. Xlnl Refs & Bondable .. Live In/ Refri gerator $235. $950/mo. Vacant. ROOMS 2706. 831 ·.2242 Agent "lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A 11 1 e d sch 0 0 Is: necessary. Call Now. No exper. necessary. Almost new. Auto. Top freezer. 759·1605 2bd/2ba Open patio w /s t r a a m . · 2 ·C a r garage, FP Avail 5/15. $1 050. Agt, 969°6712. ***3Br 2Ba Walk to Triangle Sq. Hrdwood firs. AV s1orage. Pets neg. $1550. 548·1937 1·800·542.5543 Steven (714)891·5784. Must be prof'I, have Child Model Search reliable lransportatlon Need kids 6mos·17yrs & phone. Unilorms & for TV, print & film. training provided. N .B . O ceanfront & 22nd St. Pvt room ---------••••••••• unfurn, share bath. _P_A_Y_P_H_O_N_E_R_O_U_T_E_ EMP'TOYMENT Utll -paid. N/S pref. .._ Kitchenette In room. 35 Local & Estab Slt~s ••••••••• Lndry. 1 block 10 Earn up to $1500 wkly out, In home of elderly _F_U_R_N_I_TU_R_E--6-0-1-4 disabled. 960· 1929 Newport Pier. $490. __ 1_·_8_0_0_·_8_9_8_-4_e_8_o_ Submitting now for S tr 0 n g P r 0 m 0 110 n -----------• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new Star Wars movies. poss. Opportunities t;:;i P/T Home Care 3·pc Ital. beige Ent. Call for audition time. throughout Org. Cty. Companion/Day Care ctr. $1800. 3-pc beige Pascucci Produclions World Clad Securlly Clean V'Cookt;:;i Orlve leather sola. $1100. Call Sam 975-4808 EMPLOYMENT •714·375·4300• Solutions Provider. Errands. 722·5223 Marble glass top Pepsi/Hershey AA/EOE/M/F/V/H table. $275. Sola E'alde 2br, l ba,1--------- garage. Fenced yard. RENTALS TO $995/mo. Gardener, SHARE 2724 water Incl. 548·3690 .• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SAii Cash Business$ 5530 Cus1tno5m1deer SSearvlelsce/ •(714)549·0622' table. white washed Earn s5o.ooo & up. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DOMESTICS 5540 Only .6 hours a week Fortune 500 Company RECEPTIONIST ·PT S250. Antique white- needed. Limi ted $BIG MONEY$ seeking motlvat,ed Monday thru Friday wastted china cabinet. territory available. Mfg needs many lndlvldual w/mln 1 yr 12·5pm. Busy Orange *HOUSEMAN * 5950· 875•7813 Verifiable by owner. people. FT to help w/ exper. In cust serv/ County equipment 9Yrs Exp. Clean & La·Z·Boy Recliner NEWPORT BEACH 2169 CDM Share 3bd, 2.5ba $29,750 cash required summer rush & new telemarketing to call & leaslng firm Is looklng maintain large homes. New. Beige w/Scotch· exec home. 2·car gar, for i m m e d I a t e location. $425/wk to provide customer ser· for candidate with e11· Outdoor duties. car guard & Couduroy W/0, LA, FA, formal ownership. Ground start. Carol, 491·0198. vice to our community cellent phone manner· care, pet care, driving. cloth. Paid $463. Sac· DR · front Yard• Floor opportunity. Call .. DRIVERS•• o r g a n I z a t Io n s . ism & organizational cooking, serving. Xlnt rlllce $299. 644·0342 gorgeous 1blk from 1·600·757·5862, 24hrs 5300•5500 a week (25·30hrs per wk) skills to juggle mul· NB refs. 909·.336·0401 Like new Simmons 3 b d /2 b • cu st 0 m beach. No smk/pets.1....,...,...--, _ __,,,,_--,,,.-+BENEFITS Call or send resume 10: tip le responslblllles. crib w/canopy, mat· home. Lrg yard. Gour $1 OOOmo./ 1 /2utll. •Vending Route For N d l 'I d I Entertainment We are looking for a COMPANION· Swedish tress. bedding. 5250. kitchen. S2500mo. $1000/dep. 675·7129 Sa I•• 2 O I o ca I ee pro r vers, Publication• team player with a Aid Avail PT. Good GE 1 . b 1 301 sites•work PT• own car/pick·up/van/ 151 Kalmus ... J4 good attitude to greet driver. Xlnt Reis. Prop-roping oard wa · Agt 640.7000 x CM 2Br 2Ba In Newport •800·71 1-4381• sl akebed. OMV/Ins. ,.. lunit. $100. Custom 4 BD/2BA Famlly room Landing~ Rm w/pvt ba. 5 Holland, lrvlne Cosrfta Mesa 92626 our client1s and1hafndle • erty Owne7r.30P1s02c6a811 multi·colored drapes. Pool spa $475/mo 800•273•3435 AU : Ms. Lauren all lncom ng ca Is rom Christina • Orig 53500. Asking w/FP new carpet & • • · at 662·2020 busy swi.t chboard. .... .. 0 2500 paint: Quiet CUidesac Incl utls. 44~1332·1••••••••• -.-0-o_o_d_C_o_m_p_a_n_y_•_•---------Olslrlbutlon of mall, •HOUSEKEEPER• s5oo. •v • street. Cat ok. $2350/ CM Beau11ful Mstr Br/ ANNOUNCEMENTS •Qood People" SELL faxes, packages and For 3 Story Home--------- mo. 875·4830, Agt. Ba, all amens, nr OCCI••••••••-If you are longing to Inte rnal memos . Cleaning/Errands MERCHANDISE Beach Houae/Mobll• $425. + 1/2 utls. GreQ _ , work for a growing MUST BE PUNCTUAL Good communication MISC 6015 200tt to water, ref, wd, ..,,..5_7_4-_1..,,4.,,.o_o __ 1_a_m_·7_P_m_,__________ company that treats your home ANO PROFESSIONAL! . skills. Dependable • P d /b h Costa Me•• 1 Large THEATER you with care & through classified Fax resumes to BHB car. 8:30·5:30 M ·F iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii vt yar eac · t CALL USI at 714·436·"610. S310/wk. Reis req'd. 1100 ft 1 5b 2ba bedroom. '$350/. month respec • •---------., sq. • · r, · CASTING 2921 c & 1 q'd OR ma1·1 to·. Fax 'info 714·960·3878 $1100 I Ill + c + 1/2 utls. Available ar nsurance re . .. 0 ;.. 7nc9 0u ft7 ... 918 . May 18t. 722·0317 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714)842·5302 8H8/NB PO Box 2392 Rooms, • •• "" • 11 A Merry Maids GROCERY Santa Ana, CA LAGUNA LIDO Steps to beach. Downtown H.B. •World'• Larg .. t• ~ ........ ..., 92707·0392 uh•~ . 1050 Non-smoker to share Chlld Model Search •OHlce-CllenJ Service -• --has h II Lov•ng Nanny For E·Z Infant Twins. FT/PT. Lt apartments, Hskpg. Live/out. Resp. homes n&w..:> $395/$495. SlnQle, pvt f I h d 2b 2 5b Natalie, 980. 7882 Rep Gen ofc. Xlnt opiMvtunltles for energetic No p one ca s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil er)try. Tenn. w/d. futn. urn• e r . a phone/comm skills. •''""' pleasel Exp/Reis 645·6655 Class If led NANNY for COM home. can saJisty Call the Classifieds (114) 642·5678 Nellle G•ll 4Br 4.5Ba No pets. 873-81Q3 tdWnhome, w/d, fp, 4Swpm. Comput er friendlypeoplewhoenjoy Retall S ales Person Chlldsafe pool, S589K Veraallle• Studio dls,hwha,sher, pook.!::t LOST & helpful. Windows, customer service. We are For Outdoor Jewelry M k H K t we g room. word, Excel. Lrg co. interviewing for the M·F. Infant & toddler. your To p&ace en ad In Exp/rol's a must. Eng h I 9 needs Ca.HlllM a • o er. enny·ag Penth•• furn/unfurn. Love Dog Ginger! FOUND 2925 Cart In Fashion Island, 381·2588 Must Selll Pool, gym, gar, walk s6oo.+ ulls. Susan estab 76 yrs sseklng following positions. N .B. Please call •to bch $925. 494-8604 714-990·a910 lndlv. w/posltlve & "' ..... •Hel 282·1220, anytime. • Found Aotweller cheerful attitude to •vm..,. pers ..... _,. ~NEWPORT Eaet CM• $450/lst + 6 work In small branch •Coffee Bar Counter Salesperson FT/PT BEA l069 mon lse. Cat ok, quiet, /Sh•ppard, fem ale, ofc. Start $1200·$1500 • sei'Vice Dell Clertt Exp. Upscale ladles/ ;· CH AP'11uTMENTS peaceful, w/2 .happy approx 6mos old, + beneflls. Western mens' sp9rtswear . ._iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ft&' creallv1peopl11631·2111 AprU 5• Hell/Bolsa In Exterminator Co. ~stbeable~workflex NB Golf Course ::av OWNER Prim• FOR RENT H.B 714-840•5235 15552 Producer Ln. hours Incl. weekends · · 852·8889 · .. Newpon Pen Bavfront NB Oual Master. Ocean Hunt Bch, Ca 92649 ,. w/dock. 1•112 s.lza lot. Vlew/Penthsa. Wik to LOST African Gray 893•5055. EOE. and l\olidays. Good Security Officers ,. 2 b bch. $475/mo +th Utl. Parrot, red tall, talks. starting pay + union 1 di t FT/PT 1 s1s~~Ooo5b~02t ~· Avail Now 693·18?5 4/18 nr Mc Fadden/ --""c'""LA...,,..,S""s,,,..,.,1F""'1""E""D,,,_-benefits.Apply in person .~~se :v~llablel Pt:1i .. • ' · · BALBOA Gothard In H B It's the resource you Mo Ffi g m to 4:3nr.m f t 246 9180 • eav Ave, NB. 875-1599 2606 NB Oce•n Front 893-3384 REWARD! can count on to eell a n.· . a . .,... ~r app • .. •NewPort Height•• ISLAND Ltg bdrm w/prvt ba, myriad of merchan· @1660 San Miguel Or., Teacher/Direc tor 327 Catalln• Dr Ind ry • S 7 00 ,, 'l LOST DOQ Australian diH Items, because NewPO(t Beach, CA or • Preschool. Oerllflca· • 3br/3ba, d•n, pool. ••i Front 1 Br fp, AVI nowt 850.8 0 Silky. Small about 3· . our columns COfJlpel cau Wayne lion required. Positive Mini OCHn view. dwah, parklng. N/p•t•. NB Promontory Pt. 41ba. Brown. Sat 4119 q~allfled buyers to 031~ Ext 375 attitude. Cossa Mesa Reduc•d to $4951<11 Yrly. S1't50/mo lncldt Matr Bdrm/Bath, All In Wast Bay Ave N.8. calll 714•84$-4318 Grundy Altr 676-6161 utlls. 1t73.e840 AmenltlH, GrHt vlewl REWAROI ~73·3914 842·5878 TELL A FRIEND : Nwpt O•te~ Condo • ta2s. 875•8770. LOST DOG Beagle, .,. I .... "-------.. T:!.9:::·-~c:~OO/wk 2br 2ba. OcHn Vl~yw COSTA MESA 2624 NB Shr 3br 2.5ba, fp, blk, brn & wht. Named .. ---------------.. Guarnt'd HI $7.50/hr. Short walk to b9achl w/d, balcony w/Vl•w. Snoopy. On 4•24·97, BEHR · +comm/rate bonuses. $81 o. per mo. P&I ampl• pr kg, avail now 3pm n••r Victoria & ~ Call Mlk9 J, belWHn Low Down. Call Sandy ••'Side 1br Garden• S650 319-0888 Palc•ntla, C.M. 7a·1pm 7141·899·1008 1eoo1 974--aeae or Apt 0 1 11..i.... rm 'P.~-·---..,--~ • 88M7'T9 pag.,. kit h P1~ve •"'~efrtg' NB ahr hN, 1 block to Lo at Gold/Ol amond TONS OF WORKI 0 • • • beach, wtd , poot, watch. HOO R•wara1 Technical Services Rep Nead 15 key peop10. lndry, wat•r • :sa;· ampl• prkg. $465.• S•nt1111•nta1 •Value. OC paint mfr ha.a inside position asaistlng No aicpar n•~uaryt d•ner. $850 S,8·7 • 1/3 ut11 114·722·0743 714-987·1705 Up to $4100/Weekly do·it•yourselfera seeking 'assistance with Paula ?14·562·1?lo 2111 2800 sq. . a en Can be divided abundant adjacent parking. C.Onvcnient. top <1,uality commercial area. N taablc rums. paint & stain application. Must have •W•tt,.U/Cook• patience, e.xcellent communication skills & Expe rl•no•CI· Faet problem solving ability. Able to operate a Food. ru11o11me. '6/ PC. Knowledge of coatings preferred. ~~~~h Agr.~oi~t: c~~: Comprehenlive benefit package Includes: MHa. en•> eea.2n2. life, medical, dental, Yiaion & LTD We •re hirlnl for • inauraooe; 401(k)/Profit Share; quarteny v•rl•ty of PT. ummer bonu• after aix months eervic9. Position• ' C.rt1ne0 AMOblo ln.ett, -"""'8 Send reaume to: night•. •••P II Plue) Human ReecJwcee AecrHtlon taolllty PO Box 1287 ~.r~":: Senta Ana, CA 92702. • .,..,,_, 9"thue1u- 8-Y filfary ITMllt be incWld .. ..,............. =~~.t:::1 req'd. • V' ¥ 719·2616 ___ o_u_s _n ___ . _____ Catt __ M_•_•_•_n. __ _ Results! \ ,,.., Classified Adrertisi•1 "Adwnising.ndi cbe Inily Pilot. me bat" WM I aMlld t..e ew:t' made. 11aie ftlUlll WM iaaorliWrl (I h&'11t~- iapGI* .... ~ .. ~ ... ... H.Ata > a.a .... ;r DI....-. ... .......... ",..-.. __ _ - • MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1997 Newport Bcach/Cona Mesa Daily PilOC c ~ ....... MAJUN! SUPS FORD 9075 Jxus 911 S M!ICIJ>IS 1130 ~--._.~.,....,..,.._....,. ..... .__.. ..... ,....._._ ByCHARLESGOIEN ~----o;.;... ______ _.. _______ ..;_j with OMAR SHARtf and TANNAH HIRSCH the -" 83T~. PREVIOUS PU'lZU SOlVED .. ACROSS 1"HM-· 4 Volunteet t Wtlatvea • 6-4~rd ~ ANSWBR8 TO WEEKLY BRIOOE QUIZ t 4 "1-MV!ng -Jet Plene" 15 Unlophlsbted 1 e Looi( lofward to 17 Bold 19 .llngle 20 Bu8lnea• attire 111 Ta• Wedlng bird 23 Movie lloni&t i4 Moses' mountain 27 Gatl811er 30 Soll drink 32 Battle 33 Hurriedly 36 Wipe clean 38 Sewer entrance S9 Certain nomad 41 Later 42 Reddish-blown horses 43 Colorado lndtan 44 Blockade 47 Write< Dlnesen 49 Author Joyce Carol-so Agreement 54 FISh net 56 Video's companion 57 Butter subst11u1es 59 "Jack and ==.:; 67 MiCroscopc animal 68 Hoalefy lhede DOWN 1 Cepe Cod or ranch 2 NuHitv 3 Ory rfver beds 4 Burden 5 Rooter 6 Lil<• • liddle? 7 Adam's spotl$8 8 Porter 9 Babv's llrat words? . to Having debts 33 Knife handles money unit t t Yowl 34 Aardvarks 50 Situate 12 Baby lox 35 •-Stoops to 5 t Acdlmate 13 Anlmars home Conquer" 52 Eyelashes -18 -p<emtum 37 Shad's-eggs 53 Subway lare- scarce 38 Hawaiian 55 Helper: abbt • 22 -Grande island 56 On the bnny 24 Gel dirty 39 Dun person 57 Exp<esslon or 25 Not wort<ing 40 Unils of energy surprise 26 "No. vote 42 Perched 58 Actor Chaney 28 Watenng place 45 Tend the lawn 60 Shecte tree 29 ~I'd 46 Spanish 61 Lemon 30 Emporium explorer bevera99 31 Pe1er, lo Madrid 48 Nolweglan 62 Pen point ,.-..,,.--~--t!7~-e:"--::--...,,f~O-rf~t~~-T.~., Q. 1 • A.a South, vulnerable, you hold: . •Al4 O Q 108 0 Qll •K.J 11 The blddlnf,=-proceeded: 80U'nl NOJt111 ICAST PaH P-10 P ... INT p-ao P-T What action do you take? I A • Is Nort)l trying to 1ign olfl Not in our book! North i'I offering a choice or diamonds or no trump as . the game contract. With a maxi· mum poss and a fit for partner, cue· bid three spades lo tell partner the good new1. Q. 2 • A4 South, vulnerable, you hold: •A741 0 81 o .Jtll •K.J842 Partner opens the bidding with one' heart. What do you retipond? A • You do not have the values ror a two-over-one response, even ir that promises only 10 points -~ doubleton heart ia not an uaet. All you can do i1 bid one no trump, whether you play that aa forcing or not. Q. 3 • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: • K 98 O A,J J062 O K4 •J92 The bidding has proceeded: NORTit EAST SOtrrH .WEST •• Pan 20 Put1 80 PaH 8• Pa1i 4• PaH 1 What do you bid now? A • Partner has followed up the the hjgh reverse or three diamonds with a slam-probi~g cue-bid orrour clubs. Your king or diamonds must be worth its weight in gold, and you ahould advise part11er or this foa· ture. Bid four diamonda. Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, as South you hold: which you should make a trap pau. You have a textbookone.-no-lrump oven:all -a balanced hand that 11 the equivalent or. no-trump opener and a poeltionaJ double •lopper in the enemy 11ui~. Therefore, bid one no trump. Q. & • Neither vuJnerable, u South you hold: •A OK 10 9 OAQJ8 •AQ983 The bidding has proceeded: ' 80\Tl'H WEST NORTH EAST 1• r... 10 •• '. What action do you take? A • Yes, you can double and you will surely dereat four spades, but you should be hunting for bigger game. The bid we like is four no trump. Since there is no agreed trump suit, that is not ace-aslting but for takeout. lt c:onfinns a big hand and suggests alternative land· ing spota while empliasi&ing the minors. That puta partner in a good position to place the final contract. Q. 8· • East-West vulnerable, a11 South you hold: •AI06 4 32 O A J7 OAK •K 5 The bidding hae proceeded: NORTH EA8"r SOlFJ'H WSST· Pan Pass 1 • PH• 20 • PaH 1 What do you bid now? A • You have the strehgth and length for a jump rebid of three spades, but your suit is aadly lack- ing in quality. A jump to three no trump would be an equally poor choice. Your hand haa loo many prime cards for such a stifling action -it i:ould easily result in miuing a laydown elem. Force or circumstances makes us improvise with a high reverse or three clube to see bow partner reacts. DOCKS 7022 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '87 TAURUa Runt ------ --------- ~rl•• Newport Great, full power, -.,-3-L_EX_U_S_Q_S300-- Marbof> aup "' Trade needs P. •. u n It, ror ocaHlonal boat heater. a/c re char~•· Full option 68K $2 .. 00 ,. .. ,. 378• p White Ivory 1029422 uu by local bu1lna11 .. .,....,. .. men. 30..SOh power· '92 Crown Victoria 1 24•277 boat praf'd. 831-8864 Black, fuUy loaded, , I 3 T 0 y 0 TA S•ll/Sllp 9ft beam, 10 b~~sti:'557~~:4~.oo. CAMRY LE Leather mint to 1ea, main --.....---........ .....,....,,.......... ...... --1 only134K Superb cond channel, up to 45h 1997 A•ROaTAR•• Lexu1 1r1da f297229 S10 per. 875-8835 EXT•ND•D VAN $13,877 Wanted eallboat tllp, Only 8,800 mllas. LIKE BRAND NEWI ,.,.4 1 !:XU$ SC 00 "Oft w112rt b.eam. Tan, a/C, auto, am/Im • "' 4 Call 714·850·8888 radio. SlSK obo 548.7718 Black Full oplfon Certified 2.9% APR AUTOMOBILES A CURA 9010 HONDA 9085 '91 Accord EX Orn/ tan. Auto, snrf, alloys, new trs, all pwr, AJC. Xlnt cond. 81 k ml1. $9000 OBO. 850· 7932 '80 Legend Ok grn. V6LS. 981< mis, fully '91 Prelude SI Red, loaded. Xlnl cond. 5spd. Full pwr, lo-ml, $9,900 854·8517 alarm. !rl, alloys, , A/C, tint new tires. 91 lntegra RS Red, $9000 o o. 55t·3336 alt. 74k mis. A/C, '1ew ----------trl, org own.er, :11tn1 80' Accord, aulo, cond: S8 495. 760·8005 good eng, $800.obo • 714-831·83~4 mAMiiiiiCiiiiiiiiiiiiiii90m2mOJAGUAR 9105 '80 Concord Runs greatl Very low mile· age. Good condition. -'!'!,9!'"3!""""!!J_a_g_u_a_r •x""J!"!P"-.I St,250. 854-1598 Cpe, low mlleage. BMW 9030 '80 833 2dr, 6-cyl, good cond, new tires, sunroof, pwr windows $2500. 717-7726 '90 3251C Rod Conv. Loaded, all pwr, 5·sd, alarm, cd, alloy whls, air bags, lo ml 79K. $ 15, 500. 673-4282 '95 BMW 3251 Leasable. Leather. 5·S pe_ed. $29,000. (120138) Bauer Motors Anaheim 971·2002 CADILLAC 9040 '87 Coupe DeVllle, Snrf, phne, tinted Beauty. $24,995. (#186175) '94 Jag Vanden Plas, affordable luxury. 2.9% Fin: ok. $29,795. (#702186) '9!5 Jaguar XJ6 On l y 16k ml . $38,495. (#720977) '95 Jaguar Conv Go topless In stylel $38,995. ('# 198664) '9!5 Jaguar Vanden Plas. The lap of Luxury. $39.991. (#723766) '96 Jaguar XJ6 A White pearl. $42,995. (#763952) '94 Jaguar Conv Diamond Blue. $36,976. (#191136) Bauer Motors Anaheim 971°2002 windows, new trans/ ---------------•• avail. Won't tp11t *037721 S33,877 '91 MAZDA MIATA Anniversary Edition Auto loathor CO held top Af122824 $1 0 ,977 '13 YOLKS JETTA Red Auto AC sunroof CD 45K Perfect cond St 1,977 198 LEXUS ES300 CD moonroof. Full option certlfiod 2.9% APA avail. # 158853 $28,977 '96 INFINITI 130 only 12K Every option poss. New Lexus trade #014328 $25,977 '96 LEXUS LX450 Champagne Ivory chromes. Savo huge on this onel #128163 $43,977 '92 LEXUS SC300 Green/Ivory. Hard to come byl •Try to beat thlsl #009027 $21,977 '94 LEXUS SC300 Balck/Ivory Certified full oplion. chromes 2 .9% avall . $31,977 ·LEXUS· MISSION VIEJO 1-800-669-5398 eng, good tires, trailer --------·•MAZDA hitch, mint condl JEEP 9110 9126 •e 1 3001 SO Down, Take over Leaae, scot.mo for 30 monlha, MK 720-0738 NISSAN 9150 '91 Truck Shor1be4 6 •Pd AMIFM caH, 831< mla. Good cond. $5800 OBO. Dan, 571-0737, 201·0147pg '93 240SX Fattback, like newl Sharp btacl< boauty. 27,500 mllet. $8900. 720·11504 PORSCHE 9175 '77'/1 924 Red. 4 spd. New eng, bait, alt. 53,400 OBO. •can, 571 ·0737, 201-0147pg '97 Porsche Targa 99 3 Arctic Sliver with black leather inlerlor. Only 3 mot. old wilh 1 ~o mil ... Serious lnqulrles Only Call Barry $75,000 675-4144 RANGE ROVER 9177 '95 Renge Rover 4.0SE. Off Road In Style.· $40 ,786. (#308081) Bauer Motors Anaheim 970·2002 .TOYOTA 9210 '87 Toyota Supra V6, 3.0, PS, PB, AC, CC, tlll. New tires & brakes. Mint cond. $7300. 7t4·551·0139 VOLVO 9230 '84 VOLVO 4-Door, Sliver Beauty! All orig- inal. New tires. ·Only 180k miles. Xlnt condl $2,800 875-3888 '85 Turbo-Diesel Make Offer. 675·3391 Evenings alter 4pm • A 10 5 O A J 8 O Q 7 5 4 • K Q 5 Learn to be a better bridfe player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bricfse Letter by calllnr (800) 788-1225 for Information. Or write to1 Goren Brldre Letter, P.O. Box 4-410, Chfoaro, lll.60680. $5,800. 714·960·4140 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '85 RX7, now tu·eS.1--------- DODGE 9065 grt storeo, many now VOLKSWAGEN 9235 parts, needs work! s 1 oo. 1 1 4 .4 4 4 -06 91 I miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BUILDING MATERIALS PETS & 6030 ANIMALS 6049 TRANSPORTATION Your right-hand opponent opens the bidding with one heart. What action do you take? '94 Dodge Ceravan Green, 6 cyl, PS, auto, AJC, ABS, 2 air bags, mint cond. Garaged. $9300. 714·551-0139. '94 Jeep Wrangle r 421<.. ml. Auto, AC. cass, tilt. $13.500. ext lac. warr. 722-B838 '98·Gra nd Cherokee MERCEDES 9130 Larado, Fully Ion.dad, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lmmact Blk/lthr, ed. '71 VW BUS 4·speed Runs Perfect. Custom Interior. Pop top. $1400 obo• 631·0757 Steel bulldlng dealershlp available In opon morkot. Ooalor buy factory dlroct. High prot11 potonllol. sales or construction. (303)758·4135 ext.(5900 A • Thie is not the hand with *** 1 Vear old white female also kittens ------------------....---------....----------• available! 854-3248 SPEED & Classffled Is ..... SELL your used vehicle through classified 642·5678 On the move? CONVENIENT SKI BOATS 7016 whether you're buy. 13' Boa Wheler 40hp, stereo. Cherry cond. Trlr/cvr $5900. Steve 499-5065 755-0299 Sell your extra Ing, selling, or Just household lool<lng, classlfled hes what you needl items CLASSIFIED In Classified 842·5878 Overstocked with stuH? A call to Classlfled will help 642·5678 ~--------.._ ________ ..._ _______ _ On the move? Sell your extra household items In Classified 2·whl dr, only 9100 '80 450S LC lmmac. mi, ,$21,500. 559·5926 . Blk/Palamlno, 951<,1_A_N_T_IQ-U-.E-S_& __ _ d\les, 863·0700 days. 2nd local owner, chrm TRADE through classified 642·5678 whla, cd, Mlchellns. CLASSICS 9250 $9500. 7 59. 348 9 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENT through classified '73 Maseratl Citroen 37k mlles. All original. $10,500 or best offer. Must selll 998-5212 ------CARPET CLEANING DRYWALL HANDY MAN 3710 INTERIOR LEGAL PAINTING 3 858 PLUMBING 3890 SCREEN SERVICE CLEANING 3515 SERVICES 3548 SERVICE 3 584 DESIGNERS 3782 SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim SERVICES DIRE CT 0 RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BREWER• S TV· VCR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ 24 Yrs Ouallty Pal nll ng •••••••••I C2ARRMPESl"&CLHEAA :NL 1$N509 *WINDOW CLEANING• wl~h;h~~!!~~~· Jobs tnd~~~~.sL~7~~6~~ ~~:1~rs~:c~tr!:1~:;'·& •-----------.. 24T~~~~~~~;dT~l~or 3919 THELOCALPLUM8ER lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·a James E. Bangert Co.· Free Estimates Frlendly Soniice•lnsured Ll53:i!981 675·9304 Moblle Screen Serv. L FREE ESTIMATES Clean! Claanl Clean! Accept M/C & VISA Design. Demonstrating In UNLIMITED Llc#280644 645·3209 ACOUSTIC Hotline 24hr 953·7111 945•03 35 20Yrs Exp/Fair SJFrH Est C.M. Dale 831·1818 Beauty, Warmth & L.ova. • ·CONSULTATION• ***QUALITY CARE CEILINGS 3408 LICOOOOO 714·639-1 447 _H_•_n_d_y_m_a_n_C_h_•_r_ll_•_ ~ 714·821·0918 ~ Phone cans made and 20yrs exp N.B. Including Expert Drain Claanlng Now & Re-screening Lie I 16 t 673 Bonded Roger 714·548·0850 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CERAMIC COMPUTERS 3556 ·---------Palntrng, carpentry, --------letters written on your stucco/drywall repair. ·-behalf. Documents re· Xtnt Work. 845·2417 CEILING MASTER TILES 3528 liii-;~====iiiii ELECTRICAL 3610 wLocatalerc~aMsU7n2~'i:."0c:s4. JiiEiiWEiiiiiiliiRiiYiiiiiiiiii3ii7ii8ii4ii viewed for lree. Retain RAINBOW Circle Malnt. & Plumbing Aep!Ur._ •--------- 20yrs exp. All worl< guar. TAX •Acous11c Removal• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimr l!Ec"'F"l\rll ..,..,..., an attorney for the en· Painting-Int/flt HouH/Apl Preclae Plumbing Cuslom Tex1ur .. Palnt Leaky Showers Rap'd _ :M Smell Job EXPERT Homa A11toratlon/Ramodal William Harold J eweler tire year for only $90. Quality fob. Free .. 1. Repair• & Remodel• Uc'd Mark 838·7300 Aegroutlng & tnstall'n Duncan Electrlc Tile/drywall/Woodwork Watch/Jewelry Repair United Legal Providers L1569897 838-8888 Free Estlmaies Steve 545·8298 PREPARATION 3925 *IT'S TAX TIME* APPLIANCE REPAIR 3427 APPLIANCE REPAIR J Washers /Oryers;Frlg Sales. Reas.831·0297 L870130 Dean or T iie COMPUTER HELP! Local/Quick Response Fanc11/decks/room add. Antlque •Flne Jewelry 88M8S.LAW 1 A Better wa~ Painting Ll e87398 989·1090 873·8065 or 846-8526 L#275870 850-7042 AoofsJgeneral repairs. 8uy/1tlV1tade 873·0385, ____________ ,. Qual'ity Cra smanshlp ---------Fast•Frtandly•Alfordsble1---------Comm/Rea Refs Fae Est ·- Call early for appt. Jeenne He re E.A. Retired IRS 673·8905 Newport Tiie & Marble Upgrade Repair Train Peterkin Electric Ch 1 · 7 .... ~517 ---------For a reaa price. Rafa.--------.. Fina Crah1manshlp... Free Est-$10 Off w/ad Prompt & Low Rates! r • ........, LANDSCAPE & L612113 714-857·1530 ORCO PLUMBING 1---------AC~EPT VISA·M/C * 714-723·2082 * ree-com/sm-lg Jobs HOME SERVICES LAWN r1tnt:! 3808 MASSAGE 3830 CHUNG'S PAINTING & Drain Cleaning TUTORING 3929 Showara/Countara/Flrs ---------------CSL818717 748·5255 Anything & Everything ~ 23Yrs Exp-Grt Prlcel 7Daya/wk•Free Est Nat'I Siona/Marble Fplcs MACMEDIC • Care for Free Estimate. Ref's. L&B s Th Guar Work·Free Est Visa/MC Excepted L845488 842·2214 Macintosh Computers•---------Mlche~I 758·1440 BASIC YARD MAINT porta erapy Ucl375602 538·1534 Lln7705 780·8170 In your hme/ofc. Low/ FENCES 1 CALL DOES IT ALLI Prol & Personal Massage hourly rate. 873·8819 & DECRS 3615 QUALtlY CRAFTS MAH 831 _.422 for Man & Women Ike'• Cu1tom Painting ========::: --------- Tutor Exp Teacher Elem. summer reading & math. Hm schooling assist also 548·8442 Carpantry•Cablnats Pager-413·8142 Mother• Dey Gift Prof, Clean, Quality --------.. BUSINESS 3548 CONCRETE & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Electrlc•Plmbg•Doors a TREES • Cer1lflcat• $251 Worl<. lnVExt & Docks. •DAN DAWSONe MASONRY 3557 l!XCl!LLl!NT WORK Misc repalrs557·7884 ..I ..I RN/LMT CM 722-9823 Li11703468 831-4810 PLUMBING -------•CLEANING SERVICES WALL COVE~INGS SERVICES 3488 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fences/Dackl/Blc'k Walls ll~l'CI 'tr.J4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil A TOUCN"OF CLASS liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Poola•Masnry•Drlvewaya QUALITY SERVICES __..k,_" «nOYel 'I 1 78 L&B Spor1a Therepy 20P•vtera PaElntlnlg Water Heaters t Drains Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie Uc B·t Contractor 8538526 Improvements/Repair• spn .. -c nup Prof & Personal Massage ears >1per ence Aemodol • Ropalr 3932 HUMAN * RESOURCES * Con1u1tan1s to as1lst non-degreed prof••· alonala In career development Don't be held back. 714-440·9008 Cleaning. Res/Comm Cone, Patio, Driveway I'll Beat Any Uc'd Paint. Prol'I & Guarant'd Lawn Service. Mow/ for Men & Women Free Estlmalet Faucets • Fl11ture1 v;:~.~nded2:2~;1e:i Fplc, BBOs. Rel. 25Yr. Contractora Price! Free Est. 850-5779 edge/aod/aprlnklert/ MCoetr1hleflrcaaDtea~2Q51ftl lnterlota and Exterlort Ll554722 ' 648·8720 The Stripper Exp.Terry 557·7594 Now Conatructlon .,..-------------cln·up. Al 98&·2718 .. Referral. 854·0512 Pgrl 717·5729 Speclalltlng In •BOSS HOUSECLEANING 722.2605 800.780.5755 Semi RaUrad Contractor Lve msg or call after 5 AN/LMT CM 722·9823 •SON'S PAINTINO• Wallpaper Removal Llcensed·Bond-d * Best Price/Quality Repairs. Improvements, eOREEN MASTERS 2ovrs E•p. R11/Comm L5889241 983·5037 $10.00 per hour. Lndscape, brick, stne sm jobs. Ouallty/lntegrlty Landscaping & Malnt. MOVING 3834 Int/Ext Llc1460559 -p-0-0-L------PD & Q WALLCOVER 714-548-0388 concr. 800-788-1007 FLOOR INSTALL I care, Kan 842·1770 Tree Trim • Removal 537·9498 /800-816·11722 11 BY TOP DESIGNERS •Bright Haeolnlng •CEMENT WORK• REPAIRS 3620 Gardening Svc 841·5512liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ________ 1SERVICE 3894 ~~7~~~~'~8~~~~ European Pre>f'I. S.st ·S tamped Concrete-HAUUNG 3720 Landacape ftemodellnt PUBLIC NOTICE PET In town I Raf• 5Yra fxp. Brlck/Block/StonefTlle a a lea •Svo•lnatall Yard tuna up/malntanace, The Calif. Publlc Utlll· SERVICES 3870 l•land Blue Pool• • * •AF F 0 RD A 8 LE Grace 251·9455 L541856 931•4310 HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lantj1capa/artl1tlc dHlgn. ties Commission RE· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Poot & Spa Wkly Svc. Top Quality Work. Intl. •HOUSECLl!AHINQ •J.R.G. MAaONRY• PERGO/CatpaVFrH Ht. JUNK TO TH& DUMP Conlractort11C27-804008. QUl~ES that all usa1t Repair: fllter/pump/htr 1V5aYnrlHoExp•WGrllaat ~~· ---------1 15Yr• Exp. Good Rafi Block waJ11, atucco L708279 888·9590 (714-H8·1882~ Prorl 6 Ethical. 645-7505 houuhold gooJ; •Animal ~ Lover• Acid wash 845-8728 m 641 ;o2119C-"" CABINET<! 3490 · •0 •1LABL• TOD Y lllW 1 •••~ Wilt tal<e care feed & L1709452 u .,.. 419 ~ own trans. Call Any1lmal concrete, brick. Lows1_________ ,.. ... _, H«S-1982 ...,.... movers prlnl their • F ehl 1 , 1 Advanced Wood1yatam1 -Custom Cablnelry· Doo11·Copper Celling Moldlng1 • Mantel• Uill1850 714·998·8970 CARPEN'J'RY 3510 CARPINTRY•Wlndowt Door•• Wood FencH Pl!T PROOflNQ L#261581 • Call Bob 249-8323 Pg-312~28 QUALITY CRAnlMAN Cu1tom cabln1t1/crown motdlng/llla/marbla/Mlsc: rapaln. Chatlel 557•7814 T onr'• Cu1tom Carpentry Contt'n & "RHtoratlon Doot9'Wlndow1 L73050e Int/Bond 2S2·188S 241--0531 Pg-435-5312 Ltll730089 831·7M3 GARAGe , -=a•• P.U.C. Cal T number; wall< your pet. Your -0-0-0-CT-N-G---3-9-1-0 •r nu n er ore ~ FR .... Qarqe Clee.nlnt ~ ~:'~ llmo1 and chauffeure place or mine. IN/NB " .-~ lnatallatlon •Removal MARIA'S CLl!AHINQ John Doran Mnonry 3678 •• ...._ print their T.C.P. num· ...,_c_h_ri_•t_ln_a_7...,.3...,o,,..-o-.,..,2 .. 8..,.8,..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Discount Wallcovarlng Supplies provlded·Xlnt Brlck•Ston••Block DOORS Tired or MHI? Lat us uc.nne. T•• 0497 L#560875 873-1212 Rare. 12Yra Exp. By Lg/Sm Jb1•Repalra ok Haul:furn/1ppVc:lthng/atc ---,------bar In all advertise-~· W•nted To Walk A·OK ROOF IN Q Family Only. 53w 704 FrH Est. & Advice •Sas Service C•lte P·215·.5601 /662·3500X304 Shene• Gerdenlng manll. If you have a Very Important Pat ·1•1 Ctau Installer· We Oela •hould hang Ll6871t1 831 3832 a Lend1caplnt1. Llwn question about the le-Svc. Free HV1 at walk Sr Dlac/FrH EaVL839447 together. Strip, ln•tall, •VICKI'S CLEANING • Rer.•lra/SeN/Opanare care lnstall'n/Aamoval gallly of a mover, limo disc. Dty/Wkty/hollClal 8111·3754 8()().891·3754 advice to the crazy. ~o~~~~::i~ CONTRACTORS t!·~M:~:;~~~~;i~) -IM_P_R_O_VE __ M_E_NT--S-Sprlnklara s4a.eao1 or ~~:1~~ftit~fi1escat1: P;.a't~t~~~/0~:7:.~:ar BALBOA AOOFINO co 831·2111 Anytime 10Y11 E11.p. Xlnt Refs. GeNEDllT 3558 ••i478 • 18X7•• BOMB 3758 VICTOR'S Prof'I Land· Commlulon 1 Quality Work Gua.rnt'd1-------- Vl kl 7 4 .. a 8 .ft39• ~ Aru. acapa Malnl. Seasonal 714 558 5 Dally/Ovarnlaht vis 11. Raroof/Ropalr FrH Est WINDOWS 3934 c 1 v -v "" lncludea hallway, Color. 10Yra Exp. Xlnt · -4l 1 Ref1 avl. Uc,.d/Bondtd Llc/lne 831·5081 -----waath•r•ttrlp. lnatalla· LIK• NU CONCRETE Refa N 8 457 1738 1--A':"L:-L:-.AM~~.=R""'IC.,,,...,,A""'N:--OanlH 714·835·8870 AJ , ..... Conetruotlon lion a tax 848·9704 Ram.ve 0H/ru1t •talna, LEGAL. . • M u WINDOW CLUNINQ AddlUont•Aemodellng k R---·' al C f o,lv••c· ••••• I --------• eeMODELING Custom Window Scraen1 ·General Contracting. •---------etac rpr. .........,.. wcs ar. u y, purteoua Y PIASllR ru;; Lt'450732 84 .. H18 HANDY MAN 3710 deck• FrH Ht 780..8427 SERVICES 3812 & For th• Right Price 3880 t ADDITIONS 3918 '• R .. aoreenln9 • LBWIS ConatruoUon ITRUCTUM.L DHIQN Tl1689n 849..0223 REPAIR FrM Eau 7a .. '70Tt --------- Remode .. Handyman •ltalnt/Carpentry• Realdent'VSmall Bua. lpllt ieoond Mov1"9 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil L111'704773 Local AH. Drywall and motel Addition•. Remodel• On the move? Prof Mov•r•I 14Ht Srv PIHter/llueoe Patch • •714-98T·8825• Small Jobe Oki Ll3031~ '723·1800 7Day/Sr Olac/Tll71452 ·SeNlng So Ca 25yrt• Gary ••...a277 Sall your extra 432·8123/P-34f.6150 Llc#328884 24Hra 11•·884·7831 HCHM ll__,r,,......I household Twe lfet...,. llevtne Cott• MeH/Newpott Items .~!!"~!.~~~ -PL-.,..-llN--G----1 aa v •• ,. ~ --_, _.,.,,. .._.... v .. "'"' •~,.. In C!a11lf11d c:.T1M&O ••T·tHO •••••••' AaK M• ABOUT ••• RemoaellngeAddltlon• & R•ra111. No Job Too Small &ob B48 .. a23 Par1hlne lnterlera Kllchan/Beth/Remodel Rm Addition• VIM/MC L1Hts08'1S 8'7~Ul1a "---------