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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-06-16 - Orange Coast Pilot. .·• ... SPORTS Molli Mullen warms up f or OCC marathon Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 Above, Costa Mesa police Lt. Al Kent, right, greets his son, Jeff, a second baseman for the San Francisco Giants, before Sunday's game against the Anaheim Angels at the Big A. Below, Kent high-fives UtUe League players wearing Giants' uniforms. ~Major League Dad It may have been just another day a~ the ballpark , but for Costa Mesa police Lt. Al Kent, w atching his son play in Sunday's game between the Giants and Angels was the perfect Father's Day 5 heirs started out just like many father-son relationships. Playing catch in the back yard after work until it got too dark to see the ban. .-. Going to countless little league games and cheering from the bleachers like it was the seventh game of the World Series. And on Sunday, as fathers all over the country were honored, Costa Mesa police Lt. Al Kent watched his son Jeff, now a second baseman for the San Francisco Giants, play against the Anaheim Angels at the Big A -a place that, for one day at least, was transformed into the Kents' very own field of dreams. Al, who has been on the Costa Mesa police force for 20 years, has for the past five years also lived the dream of many fathers:· Having a son play in the major leagues. Jeff, 29, is now in his fifth year in the majors and his first season with the first-place Giants. Drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in 1990 right out of college, Jeff quickly climbed up from the minor league ranks to join the major league Blue I Jays squad for the 1992 season. Jeff was later traded to the New York Mets, where he spent five years before being dealt to the Oeveland lndians, followed by another trade that brought him to the Giants last Novem- ber. On Father's Day, the second game of the weekend series between the Giants and the Angels, Al, his wife Sherry ·and Jeff's grandparents, Arvin and Madeline Kent, took in all the action from field-level seats behind the Giants' dugout. Both Jeff and Al credited their early relationship, which included plenty of one-on-one practice and loving sup- port, as a key to helping Jeff reach the big leagues. • SEE KENT PAGE 5 LOGIN: Women wanted by two cool dudes on line PAut ~ Council to consider 1997-98 budget • Increasing police budget by 4 % , cutting community facilities and transportation maintenance budgets in half on tonight's agenda. By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -At tonight's City Council meeting, a public heanng will be held to dis- cuss the proposed $73 8 million 1997-98 pre- linunary budget The budget, whlch is down $12.9 million from last year's overall budget, lS proposmg to contmue a city hinng freeze on non-sworn per- sonnel smce July 1991, cut about 50% off both the transportation mainte- nance and community facilities budgets. Public safety, police and fire departments increased an overall 4%, but most departments are showing small decreases or remain- ing at the same levels as last year. .-------------.. I I I I F.Y.t. l +The Costa : Mesa City ' I Council j I meeting is I : scheduled 1 ! today at 6:30 I , p.m.atn : I Fair DrNe, l ! Costa Mesa. I ... ____________ _, Police protection increased by $664,449, fire protection increased $282,080 and public ser- vices increased $482,050. City Council members will also cons1der Monday an amendment proposed by the Cos- ta Mesa Police Department that would crack down on illegal massage and adult entertam- ment establishments m the city. The Pellce Department's vice detail is requesting that the aty change the ordmance to allow a nusdemeanors to also be punishable as an infraction Current laws make Jt difficult for police to obtain conVJctions, making 1t hard for pohce to enforce illegal aetivities at adult establish- ments in the city A misdemeanor VJolation allows defendants to demand a jury trial that is both costly and time consuming. Furthermore, the District Attorney rarely prosecutes such violations without also having a Penal code violation such as prostitution or pimping. That reqwres vice to go undercover to solic- it sex for money, a practice that police say offenders are wise to and they go to great lengths to avoid being arrested . However if police are allowed to cite busi- nesses w1th mfractlons. the need for a Jury tn- al and the District Attorney is eliminated. Police would be able to issue tickets to these illegitimate businesses that engage in prostitu- tion, because police say thetr operational prac- tices are in most cases are sub-standard to legitimate adult entertainment or massages businesses ln other council news, City Counal mem- bers will appoint 14 members to the new Youth AdVlSory Corruruttee. spearheaded by City Councilwoman Libby Cowan. The Clty received 26 letters of interest to Join the committee. Council members will be asked to select half of the students to serve for two years and half to serve for one .vear The remaining students could serve as alternates. r-----~----------, Parting is such sweet sorrow , . I :\ I> I·: X AROUND TOWN ....... 4 CLASSIFIED ..•........ 9 LOGIN: •.............. 3 POLICE FILES ....•.•••.. 2 PUBLIC NOTICES .••..... 8 , • IPOR'T5 ••••••••••.... 6 : MATHER ............. 2 I I I I ' ' • ' \\ 1-. .\ ·1 II L H Farewell to Shakespeare, farewell to 9th grade, the Daily Pilot's Class of 2000 gets ready for finals and -of course -summer. By Michelle Terwllleger, Dally Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -MWhy ls everyone picking on me?" Cameron Sinclair asked his English classmates as they cast blame on him for the suicide of Romeo and Juliet. ~~~ Finishing up their school I and then Jeopardy questions about the play, the class bad the tun-loving abnospbere or a group of students ready to bust out of school and into summer. Alison Arnold (Lady Capulet) drew the sympathy or the class as she explained how she couldn't stand up to her husband, whom she was forced to marry. year with a lesson on Shake- speare's famous romance, Cameron assumed the role of Juliet's' father, Lord "I'm afraid of him, -she CLASS Of 2000 said. Milan Roussel, an audi· Capulet, in a classroom talk show panel about teen suicide. Defending h1s character to his classmates, he responded to Kristin Sitzer's (that's Lady Montague, for classroom purposes) criticisms with, •1 think she needs to keep her mouth closed. It is their fault. They're the ones who chose to kill themJelves. • Thursday's clan was the last one before finals that most of the Dally Pilot's Oa.ss of 2000 will spend together. Between the Romeo and Juliet game show ence member for the talk show, jumped out of his seat time and again to ask far beyond his required two questions. Nikko Gallardo, designated •0prah-by the class, shoved her marker microphone in students' faces who had qu tions. During a round of Jeopardy, Milan was able to match Shakespearian quotes with the speaker's name and stood up with his fist ralHd. yelling, "Yes I Yes I Yest Yes I• Matt Glover twisted around in his seat to • SEE CLASS 2000 PAGE 5 ...... "°"°' 'DM.Y Pl.OT Newport Harbor Htgb ltadenta. lroa left. Krl.ttla Sitler, A.Illa• AnoN ..a Cameron Slaclalre role play daar9d9rl froa aweo ud J.net ftrt.t a recent d .. clllcualon of .._ book. '/ MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1997 Newport Bncb/Coeta Me.a Deily p· CITY EDITOI Tl 90.IGAn neighbors WAYNE'S WORLD IS HIS WORLD COMMUNI1Y Costa Mesa High School students Stacey Thompson and Brian Witt were first place winners at the Balboa Bay Club's "1221 Club 1997 Scholarship Winners" event. They each won scholarships of $6,000. MILITARY Marine Lance Cpl. Paul Ingels, son of Paul and Jad lngels of Newport Beach, departed on a six-month deployment to the Mediter- ranean Sea with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, embarked aboard the ships of the USS Kearsarge Amphibi- ous Ready Group. listen up, pilgrim.~ Foster Dennis is one serious rollector of The Duke~ merrwrabilia The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer foundation and Race For The Cure was presented with a check for $6,200 from Newport Beach businesswoman Laurie Hud- son and president of the Southern CaWornia Chapter of the American Gem Society, Geoffrey Nelson. CORPORATE After a 24-month transition period in which he served as chief oper- ating offi - cer, Daniel Boyd suc- c e e d s Thomas S. Daniel Boyd Maddock as CEO of Boyle Engineering Corporation in Newport Beach Back Bay Communica- tions, Inc. recently hired Fred Campion as a junior account execuuve, Leslie Sbiotanl as producuon artist and Pab1cta Huebner as business manag- er Newport Dawn Green Beach resident D a w n Green was promoted to vice president, hum an resources at Shafer, a full-service advertising and public relations firm. Corona del Mar resident Sharry Dunlap was named catering sales manager at The Westin South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Navy Airman Recruit Mich ael Seehusen, son of Debra Seehusen of Costa Mesa, reported for duty aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz, homeported in Bre- merton, Wash. EDUCATION Andrew Vlebe of Newport Beach graduated from Indi- ana University with a bache- lor of science in business. John Guenther of Balboa graduated from Indiana Uni- versity with a bachelor of sci- ence in business. Orange Coast College architecture student Dwoyne Keith finished first and second in the 12th annual Design and Drawing Competition spon- sored by the Orange Courity chapter of the American Insti- tute of Architects. By Stephanie cain, Daily Pilot J ohn Wayne's hairpiece is in a box next to the Bible on Foster Dennis' desk. Dennis holds the toupee in his hand and offers it up for considera- tion. "This sat on top of John Wayne's head,• he says, shaking his head in wonder. It's a phrase he repeats often throughout the next hour. Dennis, 41, of Glendale, has a lot in common with Newport Beach's favorite son, The Duke. Both favor Latin.a women, both graduated from Glendale High School and both cut the tips of their thumbs off as kids by jamming them in bicycle chains, Dennis said. Both had dogs named Duke (and it's Dennis' son's niclmame), and both sat at Table No. 15 at the Tam- 0-Shanter restaurant in Los Feliz. Dennis' California Paving Co. even did Wayne's Newport Beach drive- way in 1972. "Some people think I'm nuts to pay $2,000 for a wig,• Dennis said. "But you can go to a store and buy a picture of him and it's nothing. This sat on top of his head. "Everybody thinks I'm a cow- boy," he added, standing in the back lot of ~ company in Eagle Rocle and looking at Wayne's 1972 forest-green Pontiac Safari 455, which he said "sucks gasoline like an American tank. I had a 40th birthday and they played 'Bonanza' when I walked in.• Dennis bought Wayne's car a year ago for $5,000. He's also got his old American Express credit card, three of The Duke's hats, one of his paychecks and some miscellaneous paperwork. Dennis said what he really wants is Wayne's driver's license but in the same breath explained his fascina- tion is about more than just having the stuff. ·1 think he instilled his values into his movies,• Dennis said. •Uke God, liberty and country. Every- llF..\Dl.l:\F~ Some may call Poster Dennll a fanaUc, but the Glendale resident doesn't care. He conttnues to add to hll collection of John Wayne memorabWa, which Includes the pardner'a t 972 Ponttac Safari 455. thing he said reflected that.• But Dennis doesn't spend all his time collecting John Wayne memo- rabilia. He's also busy with his wife, Becky, and their children, Kent, 14, and Kristin, 7. And the message on the fam11'91!~ answering machine should come as no surprise. "Uke The Duke once told me, 'Nobody's home, pardner.' " Martin Schwartz of New- port Beach graduated with a bachelor of fine arts degree in contemporary music from the College of Santa Fe in New Mexico. It happened a year ago today Costa Mesa resident and Newport Harbor student Nicholas Holmes won a first place scholarship from the American Institute of Archi- tects for his design competi- tion project in, the high school category. Corona del Mar resident and Saddleback College stu- dent Jeff Addison won a first place scholarship from the American Institute of Archi- tects for his design competi- tion project in the community college category. BEAPEBS t::tQTU~E Mesa. CA. 92626. Copyright: No an unloaded pellet gun. No one WM JDJUl8d ID the ind· dmt, .,. tti8 ...... ~loilir .,,.,. et tbe CCllDK of t9t& Street and Momovta Avenue dNw more than a dozen Costa Mela and Newport Beech potice omc.n, tndudtng a SWAT teom, ~dogs and a beUcopter. c Y•, lt WM only a year ago tbal .. Jo18eD Valeattne and Co.ta Mela i'elideDt RaYe Miller broke the~ be.mer to join the long time, ~ c:lvtc dub, the Newport Harbor ma. 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Back at UCI, I had a class called •Delusional Thought• where the professor made us walk into our closets and detail the personalities of each article of clothing. You gos extra credit fo.r giving your shirts names. I spent 30 mjnutes in my closet, notebook in hand, but came up empty. AU I saw were clothes. How weird was my class- mate to come up with a com- plete pyschological profile on "Woody," his classic, carefree Hawaiian shirt he'd gotten a t a garage sale for 50 cents? He loved Woodrow because he was fun, cheap and all-cotton and felt Woody's feelings were hurt any time the shirt wasn't worn to a party. I guess one man's clothes are another man's freeways. After too many spins of the odometer, here's what I've come up with: The Garden Grove Freeway: My favorite ls the unassuming 22. It's kind of shy, hiding between its much larger broth- ers and sisters. Begins and ends in the county, another plus. It's also fast -you'll never bear it called a traffic trouble spot - and fun. From west Orange County, the 22 means a trip to Anaheim Stadium or the Pond, Disneyland or Knott's Berry Farm. But it's still humble enough to not even boast an on-ramp if you're traveling north on the 405. You'll have to take surface streets to hook up. An old friend is worth the trou- ble. The Laguna Freeway: Another charmer is the mileage-challenged 133. The Laguna Freeway is a 3-rnile stretch of concrete connecting the 405 and 5, a trip most com- muters manage to make on sur- face streets throughout Irvine. Still, the 133 makes the most william lobdell out of its short drive, linking the Irvine Spectrum with his- toric Irvine. Good character probably due to its solid Lagu- na Canyon Road roots. The toll roads: All of them remind me of preppies. Young, brash, snooty. And we all secretly wish we could spend more time with them. The San Gabriel Freeway: The 605 at the county line is our visiting uncle, kind of fun and wide open, but never Oick into dating, mating and relating login: st eve lacy A cavalcade of male duos parade through our col- lective consciousness, men who inspire us with their vision, tenacity and passion. Among them, we encounter vir- ile icons like Lewis and Clark who followed manifest destiny http //\\'\V\'J qeot 1t1es ron1 /Tok yo'b 3621 westward; masculine architects of change like Marx and Lennon who revolutionized musical com- 1edy; and now, Jay and Ray, a ;couple of fun-loving guys on the • web who like to meet women. ln addition to eloquent intro- '.ductions, these guys furnish a list ·of their favorite links. · "ls that all?" you might ask. Yes, but together, they 'comprise a repository of con- temporary thought on what it is to be a single male. (Stuff they think is cool.) SWOON serves up articles that target a vast spectrum of subjects related to dating, mating and relating. For example, "How do you handle a crush on a co- worker?" or ·How do you get over an ex?" And for creating atmosphere, it offers a "makeout music" play list. There's even "Who's Doin' Who?" that lets you mix and match celebrity couples . The link to Why Men Tum Down Romantic Advances may shed light on why some men just say "No" with a list too long to repeat. ln the instance of not being attracted to the woman, it involves several issues with "enough" -not pretty enough, You 'll love 'em. House Of lmpqrts U1-aoo MERCEDES (~) Cost Eftectlve • Legal Solutions OI BIVI CRJ "11\ll"' ~·l_IW"'11a• •-- III ~' 42S,OOO • (714) 760-8775. !-rE.f;•.~~ ~1>!~9~~ Oeo..<-0 '<'. \-\, 1' ~ \e., :i: o.."vte.c..\~\c. ~\\ 'fO~~ \\o..~ "o'fk o,. 'Ni. d. ~d. I c. cs._ "t ,· o 1\ . 'IO"'-'(" 5 t oJ' .f' w ~ v~<''f \~\~Fi>..\. M'1 tc.(."' loo\'. 0-<' .. o..tl 66ock \II..(.\<. \" t\...c Wt.""1 'leo..(' _ S\ T\G.t'('"c, \y, Tho<M..S H, \ old enough, young enough, rich enough, etc. Perhaps in the spirit of fair- ness, Jay and Ray include a lmJc allowing the gals to take their ounce of flesh. The page features a chart based on data from the famous Kinsey report. It gauges "manhood" to the nearest 1/4 inch and shows the percentage of males who "measure up" to its findings. Swoon might apply to one extreme. • 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 dpilot2@earthlink.net. In the subject line, type the word login. eono-Plush Stain Proof • Hard Wearing s 87 . SQ. YD. 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The Costa Mesa Freeway: The 55 is a 95-pound weak.lmg. hardly strong enough to carry off-hour traffic. At rush hour, the anemic freeway crumbles. Once [)E t3 T CQf,JSOL I DAT ION BAf,Jf\HUPTCY S1GO STARTS 24 HOUR Info Tape 957-2533 .lo••Ph A Weber Stet • ••r Ce.-tlffe d -...ol•ll•t proudly called the Newport Freeway because it was designed to run to the coast, the ribbon of concrete peters out at 19th Street in Costa Mesa, where back ups are constant Even original car pool lanes were deemed too narrow by government officials. The whole thing's an embarrassment. The Riverside Freeway: The 91 is the Sybil of freeways. It runs through some of the seedi- er parts of Orange County, past beautiful downtown Fullerton and then out to some of our most picturesque landscapes near Riverside County. Many personalities, but the dominant one: gateway to adventure It's the road that takes you to the mountains and the desert. Name change needed to be more appealing. How good can a freeway be that's named after Riverside? The Orange Freeway: The 57 is the lrvme of freeways Nothing wrong with it, just a little boring. What can you say about a road that takes you to Diamond Bar? The San Diego freeway: The 405 is Orange County's solid cit- izen. It comes mto our commu- ruty strong JUSt south of Long Beach and flows nughtily through the heart of Orange County. It runs past some of the county's most pnzed posses- sions: South Coast Plaza, John Wayne Alrport and the Irvine Spectrum But the 405 also doesn't overstay its welcome, graa.ously bowmg out to the territorial 5 di Lake Forest. Big, sweeping, powerful, created to serve the new Orange County. Being a long-tune surfer, I worried PaClf1c Coast Highway 1s being slighted here. But it's a highway, not d freeway, and technically doesn't belong in this grouping Besides, PCH is special enough to warrant a solo biography some day. I hope J hdven't hurt its feel- ings. 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Lucy Lee Flippin, known as Miss W1kler lrom "Little House on the Praine," dncl c1ctor/director Robert C 'onrdd will speak during the workshop R('(11stration fee is $39. For mo1c> 1nlomlallon, call 432- 5880 COCKTAIL MEETING The \"'c1l>o Sc1n Lucas/Newport Beach :-.1 ... t<>r City Committee offers c1 c oc ktuil meell.ng at 5:30 pm di Ch111·..,, 3300 1W Coast H1ghwd\ P\J(•\\port Beach. For more> inlormrtt1on , call 046-4278. ATTENTION C'oc1-.tlirn· C 'ounseling Center otlN!> <111 \tl<•nlJon Deficit Disor- cle1 wrn blwµ cc1ll<'d "The Man- Nlvcnorral Auto .. 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Jntl running !he engine 1111<.k-r a hea\) load 1tow111g) \n)one \\hll -ohJCCI\ hi\ nr her car 111 thC\C l}PC:' ol U\C \hould \lib· 'cnbe tu tht.. more freljuent ,e .. ere- dm mg ma1111c1i.1mc 'chedule in the ov.ner\ manuJI HINT: Suh1cu1ng a car t0 long pen· ud' of htghv. ii) driving doe\ not 4uahfy "' 'e' ere becau,e a fully v. armed-up en)!1nc dm ing at h1gh- v..1~ .. peed' I\ 11pcr;iting at peak em- llCOC} and 1' prac111.:ally wear-free CONFIRMING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ABS Lrp un11I mm '1ud1e' have tailed 10 uml1n11 the dlc.:lll\cne" ol Jnll-lock brnkc' I A 8\1 in promoting ,afcty !perhap, hclaU'c driver<. drove more recklc"h v. 11h ABS or fatled to U\C !he 'Y'tcin u1rrcc1ly J No ..... High way & Vehtele/S.ilc:ty Report 'UY' that a new 'tuJv t111d' lh.11 ABS rewlt' 1n lewer acl.1Je111' and mjurie' When compJred 111 n11n·ABS car<.. \Chu.le\ .,.,,11h lour \~heel AB\ C\pencnced 9 tu Ill pcffcnt lm\cr 11 .. crall accident rate-. and I 0 t11 I ' perl en! lo.,., er overall rate' fur lllJUrtl'' rc,ullmg from acc1Jenh On v.c:I. 'nowy. or icy road,. .iu11111111htlc' w1 l h ABS cxpcncnted 17 111 I lJ percent fewer accident' and 21 10 2X pcRcnt fewer IOJUrte' Imm .1u:1tkn1 ... Of cour\e, in order 111 v. url ·\A<; mu'I be uttlized properly l>rn er' 10 ABS-equipped car' mu'I rl-.illlt that the} have to apply lirm and rn111111uou~ pre<,,ure to their bralc pcdJI, lhroughout an emcrgcnl) 'top II you purl ha-.ed your car rclnt1vely recent I}. the l hJnl°c' are that you have ABS brake' \/c\erthele'"· it"· helpful to find out w you know what l..md of bral.ing " mo't effective for you. At C&F. y11u II meet highly 'ilctlled t cchn1~1an' who under~1nnd automn11 .. c prohlcm' 1n~1dc and out. No wurl 1' done without the owner's approval C.tll 046-6910 (2090 f'lacentrnl Not all automotive 'hops Mc ahle we re proud of our htgh· quality 'erv1le. 11ur 'w1f1, accurate repair. and our pcr,1stent follow through We mal..r you feel al home. and we give yoo the help you need HfNT: Hoving an ABS- equipped car does not give dnvcr hccn'e to dri ve reck- lessly with the lnlsc a..ssumpt1on that ABS well bail them out of dangerous StlU<lllOOS. ana Syndrome?• from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, New- port Beach. Attendees will learn bow to stop procrastinating. Admission is $20. For more infor- mation, call 476-0991. UVINGTRUST The law offices of Lisa A. Cian- cio offers a free seminar called "Do I Need a Living 1hlst? Pro- tecting Your Assets Tb.rough Wills and n-usts, • at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reservations are required at 574-0866. SKI CLUB The Balboa Ski Club offers its summer meetings at 6:30 p.m. at the .American Legion, 215 15th St.. Newport Beach. The casual meeting will include drinks and a barbecue. For more information, call 721-9316. · IMMIGRATION LAW The Latino Leadership Council offers a lecture on the recent changes in U.S. immigration laws affecting employers and perma- nent residents at 8 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. For information, call 631- 5847. WEDNESDAY READING GROUP Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe offers its next Great Books Read· ing Group discussion a l 7 p.m . al 9018 South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 444-1404. FINANCIAL SERVICES Lecturer and columnist of "Money Talks," Steve Ostrin, pre- sents an overview of the financial services industry from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today and June 25 in Orange Coast College's Community Edu- cation Building conferen ce room. Registration fee is $29. Por more information, call 432-5880. INVESTMENT BASICS Orange Coast College offers a workshop on •Investment Basics• from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today, June 25 and J uly 2 in Room 102 of OCC's Art Center. Registration fee is $29. For more information, call 432- 5880. BREAKFAST FORUM The lnside Edge offers a breakfast seminar on "Evolving Spiritually into the 21st Century• from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. at Scott's restaurant, 3300 Bristol, Costa Mesa. First-time guests pay $20 and others pay $35. For reserva- tions, call 460-4242. HAPPY HOUR The JewiSb National Fund's National Future Leadership divi- sion offers a happy hour from 6 to 8 p .m. at 1Win Palms, 630 New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. To register, call 558-8733. SILK FESTOONS Sherman Library and Gardens offers a class titled "Silk Fes- toons" at 9:30 a.m . at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The demonstration includes the attendees' participation and all materials. For more information, call 673-2261. NUTRmON A nutrition lecture will be offered from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Couritry Store, 1775 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 645-3703. WAUSTREET Northstar Investment Manage- ment offers a seminar called "What's Working on Wall Street" at 12:45 p.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 517-0183. . THURSDAY CREDIT CARD USE Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe offers a seminar on "Credit Card Use in America• at 7 p.m. at 9018 South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 444· 1404. CAREER NETWORK The next free Career Network meeting on "Assessing Your Strengths and Focusing Your Resume" for those unemployed will be at 7:30 p.m. in the Stewart Lounge al St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 574-2239. STRESS RELIEF • Mother's Market offers a free seminar on "Bach Flower Remedies," famous stress relief formula, from 7:30 lo 8:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at 225 E. 17th My Dad missed Tuesday's practice. He missed team pizza night And he missed today's big game. My Dad's a Cop in Newport Beach. ~ ----~- St., Costa Mesa. ESTATt PLANNING Courtlandt Financial Group, Inc offers a free workshop on •Advanced Estate Planning• FAMILY STORYTIME 1be Costa MeA Ubrary preMDll Family Storytlme wttb Mark Nedle· man and Friends for cblldren ages 3 to 8 OD Saturday from 2 to 3 p.m. at 1855 Park Ave. For more lnformatton, call 646-8145. from 1 to 2 p.m. at the University Athletic Club, 1701 Quail St., Newport Beach. For more infor· mation, call 251-69<;>1. FRIDAY PARADISE ISLAND Parent Help USA presents Par- adise Island, a benefit organized by the Children's Angel Society, to support two Parent Help Cen- •ters from 6 p .m. to midnight at the American Legion 215 15th St., Newport Beach. The evening includes tropical drinks, buffet, entertainment, dancing, a silent and live auction and door prizes. All proceeds will fund critical ser- Newpon BetichlCosta ~ Daily Piloc vices for at-risk infants and chil- dren. Advanced tickets cost $25 and tickets at the door cost $35, For more information, call 72J. 7170. SATURDAY AUTHOR APP~NCE Barnes & Noble Metro Pointe presents author Earlene Fowler at 2 p.m. at 901B South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. For more infonna. tion, call 444-1404. LAUNCH PAD In celebration of its fourth birthday, Launch Pad will be open to the public all day free of charge from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Visitors can play with more than 60 interactive exhibits, watch live science shows and browse in the Scier.ce Store loaded with educational toys and gifts. For more information, call 546-2061. DIVORCE WORKSHOP Marriage and family therapist Maxine B. Cohen offers a work- shop called "Divorce: A New Beginning" for men and women in the process of divorcing or recently divorced from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p,m. al 180 NewpQrt Center Drive, Newport Beach. Cost is $40. For more information, call 759-0579. •Send your AROUND.TOWN Items to: the Daily Piiot, Arilfl'lld Town, 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa, 92627; fax 646· 4170 or call 540-1224, ext. 333. t!S;)W t!1SO:) (JIUJ SUOMJiJ>(UfJ ID) IS3Jl~d Hno )IJ3H~ 3NIHJVW ~NIM3S ANV Ana noA 3H0~38 ·p1119 JOqJtiH l96Z IPDI l\qoq :~Q:f ~31'f30 03Zl~OH.ln\t Sll3 9ll3S J9 SaNIHOVW 9.NL\\3S ~S(>CjJlted "People tell me its great that my Dads a policeman. I'm not so sure. I mean, he missed my big home run today 'cause he was on duty. And Moms always worried about him getting hurt at work. police benefits, the City is threatening to reduce new officers' leave time to the fewest number of days off in Orange County. She says that hes trying to make things better for our family like when the City tried to cut his leave time recently, he voted against it I can't imagine seeing less of him than I already do. " Today Newport Beach Police Officers have the same amount of vacation time as the averge person working in Orange County. But, as just one of the proposed r~ductions in Already, leave requests are denied regularly because there are to o few officers on staff to cover the shifts. Even the City Manager himself admits we're 12 officers short. This forces officers to work more hours and more days in one of the most high-stress jobs there is. Don't ~ort Beach City Management jeopardize your safety by dangerously cutting police benefits . It's Your City. Save It. John Hedges Nornta Glover 2134 Miramar Drive N~rt Beach CA 92661 675-5185 Jan Debay 220 Nice lane #301 Newport Beach CA 92663 645-()919 450 Santo Ana Avenue Newport Beach CA 92663 548-3212 Thomas Edwards 1333 Hampshire Circle Ney.tport Beach CA 92660 646-2128 John Noyes, Jr. 221 Morine Avenue Balboa Island, CA 92662 675-1508 Dennis O'Neil 608 Seaward Road Corona del Mar, CA 92625 644-8998 Tom Thomson 23 Whitewater Drive Corona del Mor, CA 92625 644-9060 x147 fall \our founril 'lt'rnhers Toda\' and Sa\ \0 to Rrdurtions in thr \t•\I Polift• font r ad. . . . ' ....... • Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pil,oc Allor'I Arnold. 14 Doller Shores ... LCM!S wJimmlng and hotse- badt riding ... Listens to rap ... Subscribes to "Sew!f'lteenH ''' Hopes to attend UCSB and become an elemen- tal)' sc:hool teacher. c.n.ron Sinclair, 15 Balboa Peninsula ... Enjoys surfing. snow- boarding and fishing ... Listens to ska and punk music ... Hopes to attend Chico State, UClA or UCSB and become a lawyer. Mldco Gel•• 14 Costa Mesa ... Enjoys dancing and listening to hip hop and rhythm and blues music ... an only child ... Hopes to attend Howard Uni- versity and law school. MllM Rousset.15 lido Isle ... Enjoys fishing and playing water polo ... Plays on NHHS's water polo team and is a member of the school's model UN group and speech and debate team ... Hopes to attend the Coast Guard Acade- my and become a marine biologist or businessman. 2000 CLASS CONTINUED FROM 1 ~---15 Udo Isle ... Loves danc- ing. singinQ, modeling and ectlng-... Captain of the junior varsity. cheer squad and member of varsity cheet1eadlng competi- tion ... Part Of student congress ... Hopes to attend Stanford Uni- versity and become a lawyer. Mlltt Glover. 14 Newport Heights ... Plays on the soccer and baseball teams ... Likes the desert, the surf and dirt bikes ... Ul(es "Cheech and Chong" .:. Hopes to attend a UC school and become an archi- tect. s.. ....... ,4 East Side Costa Mesa ... loves to draw, especially cartoons ... Once won the Daily Pilot's Design-An-Ad contest ... Plays base- ball ... Hopes to attend UCSB and become a commercial artist or businessman. Zadt Gelbawn, 14 Westcliff ... Enjoys martial arts, wrestling and skateboarding· ... Subscribes to ueack- packer" magazine ... Hopes to own a mar- tial arts studio while attending UO or UCLA and become a lawyer. Students said they looked forward to their schedules slowing down although they all seem to already have plans for the swruner. illegally' check out answers with his team before he answered and then blamed Milan for giving him the go-ahead. Nikko, Matt and Alison face a bit of a summer school for part of their break, but Alison is eagerly preparing for a horse competition in August and Nikko plans on getting a job. English teacher Amy Caulfield had to ask Cameron and Zack to get back in their seats after they wandered around and made noise during Jeop- ardy. ........... -.. -..... KENT CONTINUED FROM 1 ·u was huge,• Jeff said. •Just the repetition of practicing all the time, whether you're playing in the backyard or in a game, it's important. "I was really lucky because my dad had a lot of ti.me to spend with me when I was young." Al recalled that even at 4 and 5 years old, his· son showed a sin- cere love and talent for baseball. "He bugged me a Jot to play catch and I never turned him down,1' AJ said. But ironically, it was the Kents' love for another sport - motocross -that brought them together even more than base· ball. Jeff, who still rides motorcy- cles occasionally for fun, earned his first trophy on a motorcycle, not a baseball diamond, and Al used to ride professionally and still competes as an amateur. "Those are some of my fond- est memones," Jeff said. 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He enjoyed prohhc high MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1997 • school and college baseball careers -including a 1985 Orange County high school bat· t.mg title as a Junior at Edison High School in Huntington Beach and a trip to the 1988 Col- lege World Series with the UC Berkeley Golden Bears. Just as his professional career has been a dream come true for Jeff, the past five years have pro- vided their share of thrills and special moments for the rest of the Kent family. For Al, the emotional high point came in Jeff's first major league season, when his son and the Blue Jays traveled to Al's hometown of Detroit to play the Tigers As d youngster, Al would often go to Tiger Stadium with lus dad to see his hometown team play, and decades later, he I returned to the same stadium to see his own son play in a game for the hrst tune Just llke a scene from a Holly- wood h.lm, Jeff obliged on bis dad's special day by smacking a home run out of Tiger Stadium. "Talk about a th.rill,· Al said. 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June 18, 25 Wednesday, 9:30 am Coco's 151 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach • June 19 Thursday, 9:30 am Spires 19810 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach June 26 Thurs~ay, 9:30 am Mimi's Cafe 4030 Barranca Pkwy. Irvine l \ • •• EYE-OPENER Molli Mullen trades softball glove for running shoes SEE BB.OW MONDAY, JUNE 16. 1997 QUOTE OF THE DAY "I want to show people there ts hope against cancer ... • -MOW MULLEN SEE-.OW SPORTS EDITOR 10811 CARLSON, 57"'422J ---~~~~~~~~~~~~~- :\: I \\ P < > H I 11 \ H H < > f{ H \ " I I) \ I I \ " " 1 > < I \ I I < 1 '-. '\. I \\ I' < > H I I I \ f { Ii < 1 H I~ \ "'-I I~ \ I I \ "' "'-< ' < I \ I I 1 l '\. Ml ...,!.\'.\.(, l>IYJ ."I<>'.'. 11J-ltl1 HI l I \I I -"I \H'°' I ) I\ ( ) '\, ( ( ) I ) I \ I ...., I ( I ' I I I -I _. I I~ I l I \ I I -...., I \ I\ ...., ·James Cowan Sean Rowe Anthony Dlnuccl R.J. Muller Brien Flanagan Cheyne Smith Peter Dugan Chad Rorden Morgan Govaars Tom Yacko Matt Encinias Ryan Torrey Dennis Heenan Taylor Young Dave Erickson Jared Woolard . Patrick Keehan Reserves Ryan Heenan Reserves Billy Munce Nick Frasier, Pete Madison Tyler Diiiman Davis Pemstein Zachary Meador, Michael McDonald MlkeVackar Kasey Peters Eric Schelin Thavis Moore Charlie. Farmer r----------------------------------------------------~-, I I I I I IF THE . SHOE FITS ••• Orange Coast changing its summer sports camps system, allowing shoe company to run the show. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A famous youth and high school athletic athletic shoe company once programs, but Herzog and boasted that a basketball star's Tom Nelson, a booster at prowess came from the shoes. Estancia, hadn't been notified "It's the shoes!" the star's by anyone from Orange Coast cohort in a TV commercial of Reebok. said. For Orange Coast Col-The Reebok Sports Acade- lege and this summer's athlet-my, which has 21 sites ic camp schedule, it's nol just throughout the West and the shoes, but the money, the Canada including · sites at meals and the mentors as Golden West College and UC- Reebok, a sporting goods Irvine, offers intensive training giant, moves into Costa Mesa a nd instruction in eight indi- for this summer's Reebok victual sports at OCC. . Sports Academy for children. Backed by some of the top According Lo Jon Rath-names in professional and felder, OCC's swim.ming coach amateur sports, the Academy's turned site director represent-individual camps will be run ing OCC for the Academy, the by OCC coaches, including consensus among Coast's John Altobelli in baseball, coaches was that their respec-Mike Thornton and Tim Live sununer camps were not O'Brien in basketball and making enough money. Mauricio Claure and Barbara "We were told by (outgoing Bond in soccer. athletic director) Barry (Wal-Olympic medalist Dave lace) that Reebok was going to Johnson, the White Sox's come on campus to see if we Frank Thomas, 76er Allen were interested in doing Iverson and co-captain of the camps, and that they wanted U.S. National Soccer Team to run these camps," Rath-Julie Foudy are among several felder said. "The camps we athletes and coaches to serve were doing were proving to be on the Academy's national not lucrallve for coaches." advisory board. Reebok's 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Sherman said that sports five-day sessions cost $245. celebrities will be making vis- The lee includes a Reebok T-its at the Academy, but he did shirt and a pair of athJetic not have a schedule of who shoes. would appear when. Reebok wiU foot the bill for "There are about 3,000 ath- campers' lunches, coaches' letes with Reebok, so there's a stipends and will rent OCC's substantial pool to draw from," athletic lacilities, Rathfelder he said. said. Reebok will also be the Other sports camps offered uniform proV1der for several of are volleyball, softball, roller Orange Coast's teams next hockey, field hockey and all- season. sports. Former Oakland Raider "Our all-sports program has and Chief Operating Officer of been develope d to give the Reebok Sports Academy campers exposure to a variety Rod Sherman, said, "Up to of sport disciplines," said 40% of the funds generated at Johnson, an Olympic Decath- each host campus goes back to lete. "It's a tun place for the improving the sports environ-starting athlete to become ment on the campus and with-aware of his or her potential." in the local community. Orange Coast head and "ln addition to receiving assistant coaches will team rental fees for use of campus with Academy stalf to serve as facilities, youth groups such as instructors with an optimal AYSO, school booster clubs coach to student ratio. and PTAs have an opportunity The Academy claims to to receive budgetary supple-boast a unique curriculum that men ts," he said. includes fitness trai.Jil.ing, nutri- High school booster clubs tion analysis, speed develop- from Costa Mesa and Estancia ment and skill fundamentals. High Schools, as well as local Rathfelder said that OCC's AYSO chapters had not heard coaches put together a cur- anything about the Academy riculum of their own with until they were asked by Daily some standards set by Reebok. Pilot staff with less than a H (Reebok isn't involved month to go before the open-with) the drills, exactly, or : ing day of the Academy. what individual coaches are : Linda Herzog, of the Costa going to do, but Reebok has a • Mesa High Athletic Boosters well-thought out, weU- : Club, then called Reebok. planned curriculum," be said. : "They said only if we Other sports, such. as track, : aggressively advertise for their football and tennis will be l camp (that we'll get money.) offered at other the Orange • They'll give us $10 per child County sites. Rathlelder, who : that attends," Henog said. coached the state community : "There was nothing about college champion Pirates tb1s : 40%, just $10 per child that we season, will be conducting his I recruit." own swim camp since the • Sherman said that coaches Reebok Sports Academy does j from the site (Orange Coast, in not offer swimming. I I I I I I I ,I 1 this in.stADce) are supposed to Sessions are scheduled to ' get in contact with coaches, begin July 11. To register, call I d.1r cton and presidents of 1-888-CAMP-REE. I I ~------------------------------------------------------~ f, • Molli Mullen to pace an all-night, 18-hour marathon at Orange Coast College's track; it will raise money for cancer programs and services. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot C OSTA MESA -When midnight rolls around Friday night, joggers and walkers will only be warming up. They will already be five ho~ into their 18-hour marathon, a team relay at Orange Coast College that concludes Saturday at noon. The American Cancer Society's third annual Relay for We, the largest neighborhood slumber party of the year with team members camped out on the OCC infield, will push for another personal best in fund-raising as corporations, families and friends join together in a heart-tugging, all-night relay race to fight cancer. Molli Mullen, the Newport Harbor High athlete who inspired cancer-stricken boys and girls at Children's Hospital of Orange County last year while undergoing chemotherapy in her own battle against Hodgkin's disease, will serve as captain of the CHOC team this weekend in honor of the life-saving treatments she received there. "l want to show people that there is hope against cancer," said Mullen, who paced the OCC oval in last year's Relay for Life, an event where teams are organized to endure 18 consecutive hours of running or walking in a sponsorship-based fund-raiser. Mullen's lost hair and exhausting treatments didn't keep her away from last year's Relay for We, staying up all night, walking, running and dancing into the morning with her church friends and Sailor teammates from field hockey and softball, in which the latter she earned Daily Pilot Newport-Mesa District Player of the Year honors. As captain this year of the team called "Cancer Hope On Course," Mullen hopes to contribute greatly to the American Cancer Society's projected goal of raising $230,000. u1 saw Molli last year as a team member 18-HOUR MARATHON e run. -- Molli Mullen with her sparse hair and walking arm-in-arm with her friends while she was going through treatment, and she seemed like one of the happiest kids I'd ever seen," said Margaret Edwards, ACS spokesperson. "For her to take over (a team) at age 18 is quite inspirational. After being effected by cancer, instead of being scared by it, she stood up to it face to face and took it on." · Typical. "She's been totally competitive ever since she started playing sports ... she doesn't like to lose," her father, Mike, once said, shortly alter she began chemotherapy. "This is just another game, but only with higher stakes and there's more on the line. She's a winner and she'll do whatever is necessary to win." ln the Relay for We, participants camp out inside the track on the grass and take part in activities when they aren't taking their turn in jogging shoes on the dirt. Various forms of entertainment, such as music, food, movies, volleyball and table tennis, help keep the participants spirited. Each team has a designated captain. The more team members, the less stress on ROWING participants to walk or run o~ limited sleep. Their night continues throughout the dark, until dawn and beyond. Captains generally have large poster boards for scheduling each walker/runner, usually in 30-minute intervals. Luminaries circle the track, each with a special ·message about a lost loved one or cancer survivor. Mullen was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma just four months after her mother, Cindi, died of ulcer-disease complications at age 43. Mullen pitched a no-hitter in 1996 and added three one-hitters, while batting .352 with a grand slam as a hitter. She pitched her final game of that season on April 24 against Santa Margarita. She was scheduled for a biopsy two days later. Mullen, now a graduating senior, underwent her initial surgery, in which three lymph nodes were removed, before it was learned on May 3, 1996, that she was suffering from Hodgkin's disease. As a general rule, a patient must be cancer-free for five "years before they are considered cured, according to a CHOC spokesperson. Mullen is one of several locals who will be heavily involved in the Relay for Life, joining Corona del Mar's John Salmon, Costa Mesa's Keri Gee Barnett, Newport Beach's Matt Kolb and a group of 10 kids from Newport Harbor High's ACS Club, headed by captain Kristine Hanington. Justin Lo is the club president. Each team member is asked to raise at least $100 through donors. Marc Weinstein, a member of Costa Mesa-based Star Trac, walked the most laps (178) in last year's event at OCC, covering almost 45 miles. The Relay for Life began in 1985 when Dr. Gordon Klatt, a Tacoma, Wash.-based surgeon and ACS volunteer, ran and walked on a local track for 24 hours, traveling a total of 81 miles and raising $27,000. OCC is one of four Relay for We locations in Orange County from Friday at 6:45 p.m. (Opening Ceremonies and Cancer Survivor Lap) to Saturday at noon, joining Cal State Fullerton (North/Central County), Golden West College (West County) and Saddleback College (South County). OCC is the South Coast Metro area. Individuals and corporations can sponsor a walker/runner or luminary. Details: 261-9446. THREE SCORE BIG AT NATIONALS Newport Harbor's Jeremiah Mann, Corona del Mar's Robert Ristau team up to capture the national men's doubles crown; Newport's Solange Rousset gets silver medal in women's singles. CINCINNATI, Ohio -So what if Newport Harbor High and Corona del Mar are rival schools? They sure sit well together in a row- ing vessel. Newport's Jeremiah Mann and Robert Rls· tau of Corona del Mar rowed away Crom their competition to win the national title in the Men's Double at the U.S. Rowing National Championships in Cincinnati, Ohio. The duo, who race for NeWp<>rt Aquatic Center, qualified for the championship heat by besting seven other boats. In the finals, Mann and Ristau overcame a strong head wind and rain, as well as competition from Florida, Indiana, Tennessee and Washington. They took an early lead and increased it substantially by the 1,000-meter mark, and went on to win t1y a 14-second margin captur- ing NAC's first-ever national championship. Mann will row for Harvard next fall, and Ristau returns to the NAC team for his senior Gold medalbts Jeremiah Mann (left), Robert Rlstau and silver medallst Solange RouaeL campaign. Not to be outshined by the men, Newport Harbor's Solange Roussel nabbed a iilver medal in the Women's Single finishing second behind a sculler from Savannah, Fla. •Winning our first naUonal championship is the high point for our team, and Solange win- 'f ' ning the silver medal also made this a great way to end the season,• said NAC's Coach Todd McAteer. Roussel returns to Ohio to train for the Junior National Team, which will compete at the World CMmplonshlps 1n Belgium th1s summer. Newpon Beach/Costa Mt: a Daily Pilot Looking bade, • year 1199 thlS ....... Male Athlete of the Vear ... 11.-1115-N s.. King ........ 1c ~ 1s recalled. among the highlights noted Is senior quer-teibact JOlh .... being named CIF Southern SectJon orvwon v Co-Player of the Yur as well as the Sea View League and ~ port-Mesa District Player of the Year, and freshman tennis player --Dent winni~ the CIF SS and Sea View sin- gles championships. Coda --High: Fenllile Athltltit of the W. KMle Grapn. who accumulet- ed nine varsity letters in four Ml>' arate sports during her four-year high school career, Is named the Dally Pilot Newport-Mesa District Female Athlete of the YNr ... Senior first .... 1,,..,-.Jpltc:hs Matt .. ., ...... is named sec- ond-team All-OF Southern Sec- tion Division Ill ... Sophomor9 lhottleop Julie Collett Is named flrsHffm All· Pacific Coast LNgue by the cir- cuit's softball coaches. Fellow Mustang ~nd senior first base- man ~ WoodJ Is named second-team ... &Ultdatllgh: M1lor ..._ts• JIU 8ladc Is named second-team All-Pacific Coast League in softbaJI. ow ... COMt College: OCCs Vwsity Eight departs for England to· play In the 25th anniversary of the ·Henley Royal Regatta, which is held on histori- cal Thames RiYer ..• Men's w.i.r polo coach a.ts 01dla .. a Newport Beach resident and Olympic sliver medalist. scores three goals as the U.S. National team defeats Hungary, 9-7, In en International tournament in Germany. Southern c.llfomle Col ..... : 1a. Borden, a left-handed female pitcher who made history by playing on the sec men's baseball team, says she plans to leave the Costa - BOATING Boat Burglars on the prowl The boating season is under- way and boat thieves are the move, too, according to Boat Owners Association of the United States, the nation's hugest organi· zation of recreational boaters. Thieves steal an average of 1,000 boast a month at an annual cost of $40 million to boaters and their insurance companies. More than half of all stolen boats are motorboats in the 18-23-foot range. The odds of recovering a stolen vessel are only one in 10, BOAT/US said. Equipment lo.ft unsecured on board ts also popular wtth thieves. Electronics such as GPS receivers and LORAN, fishfinders, radios, stereo systems and inflatable dinghi are prime targets. Som e tips from BOAT/US to protect your boat !rom thieves: • Don't make your boat an easy targ t. U tbeft·waming decals, locks and alarm systems. Anti- theft devices aren't fool-proof, but they can make a boat burglary difficult enough to discourage many crooks. • Remove valuable items, such as electronics, especially l.f you plan to be away from your boat for a long time. • 1f you leave your boat on a trail· er, use a wheel or traile r hitch lock, or remove one or more of the wheels. • Keep receipts for major equip· ment purchases ahd copies of boat ownership documents, as well as photos of your boat and its equipment, on shore in a 'Secure place. • It your boat or any of its equip- ment is stolen or vandalized, reporting the incident quickly to the local police and your insur- ance company may lmprov the odds of recovery. ~ MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1997 ~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 t IRRELEVANT WEEK XXII -JUNE 18-23 ! • I MISTER MCADA .! Quarterbacks Inc. are on their way to Irrelevant Week XXIl festivities. Q uarterbacks, quarterbacks ... everywhere you look, there's a quarterback. Pick one, grab one, they're cheap. Almost as good as getting quarterback who led the Thojans to the national title in 1978; and two-time Notre Dame killer Scott 1insley wired in their acceptance speeches. No word from Todd Marinovich yet. a dollar back. Rodney Peete and Sean Salisbury, former USC signal callers, are the latest to join the Irrelevant Week party for the "Parade of Legendary Quarterbacks" to be featured at both the All-Star All-Sports Lowsman Thophy Banquet June 18 at the Hyatt Newporter and the Super Underdog Sunday Gala June 22 at the 1Win Palms restaurant in the Newport Center, alias Fashion Island. Salata is still waiting to hear on his invites to Roger Staubach, Pat Haden, Jack Kemp, John Brodie, Pete Beathard, Jim Plunkett, Y.A. Tittle, Vmce Perragamo, Rob Johnson, Bart Starr and a few hundred more. Salisbury and Peete were both three-time total offense leaders at use. the latter still reigning as the No. 2 career passer in school history with a total of 8,225 air yards. Because Mr . .Irrelevant XXII Ronnie McAda -also known as Old No. 240 since drafted at that particular number, not to mention last, by the Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers -happened to play quarterback for Army, 'Irrelevant Week founder and keeper Paul Salata has decided to try to bring every quarterback in the civilized world to Newport Beach for his ever-expanding annual circus to help pay homage to the 1997 honoree. A triple-option wishbone quarterback, McAda didn't quite have those Kind of numbers, but he goes mto his own history book as the first West Point player ever to rush for more than ""'- 1,500 yards (1,703) and pass for more than 2,000 yards (2,333) in his varsity career. The Cadets (10-2) also won more games last season under McAda's direction than any other Army squad m the institution's storied history. I I I I Prior to Peete and Salisbury signing on for the trip, Rose Bowl Hall of Farner Jim Hardy; 1964 miracle Notre Dame-beater Craig Fertig, who played on or was an assistant coach for four USC national championship teams; Paul McDonald, the southpaw Whatever, if you love a parade, and who doesn't?, here are the legendary quarterbacks about to march on Newport Beach. Put all their legendary yards together, and 1t would make a bridge to the moon, if not to the 21st Century ~---------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------------------------- MERCILESS Rockies win the Newport Pony title with 13-3 mercy rule win. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -There was never a moment of hesitation. Not even a flinch when manager George Borst sent only two outfield- ers out for defense. Not a frown when a rou- tine flyball was misplayed and landed a baserunner at first. No sweat-when the start- ing pitcher got into a jam after walking two batters in the first inning. It was this coolness that the Rockies of Newport Pony Little League displayed in the first inning of their championship bout Wlth the Diamondbacks. It was a coolness they bad earned. The Rockies had mercied two oppone~ to get to the final -where they been ahead by 10 or more runs after five innings to end the game. The squad would complete the mercy sweep with a 13-3 five-inning mercy over the Diamondbacks for the title Saturday morning RUFFLES UPHOLSTERY W\iere Yw Deis Cewr1 .... 1922 HAllOl llVDw COSTA MUA -S41-1 IS6 YOUTH BASEBALL at Eastbluff Field. "This team plays with harmony and has good attitudes," Rockies' assistant coach Dave Eagle said. With the score deadlocked 1-1 after the complebon of two innings, the Rockies erupt- ed in what they had established as pure play- off form. Riley Watson had two singles and scored two runs m the dooming third inning for the Diamondbacks. David Richardson had two hits and stole three bases in that inning, as well. Their offense did not simmer, either, as they scored four more runs in the fourth, thanks in part to a three-run home run by Josh Yelsey's. Yelsey's blast, a line drive to left field, cleared the fence by about 25 feet. Meanwhile, as the Rockies played with just eight athletes because of the absence of Mijanou Pham-Borst (a .325 hitter who was playing in her championship Bobby Sox game), their hurlers were shutting down the Diamondbacks. SOCCE R CHAMPS Starter John Russell and Billy Eagle teamed up to allow just three Diamondback hits, a sin- gle each for Kevin Titi.nd, Jamie Whitikar and Dustin Hatfield. The offensive heroes for the champs were Watson (3 for 3. a double, two stolen bases, four runs sco>ed and two RBI) and Yelsey (2 for 3, HR, hve RBI). Paul Lancaster had three hits and an RBI. As a team, the Rockies stole seven bases. "When we're running. other teams are off balance and we can really take advantage of that," Coach Eagle said. Borst was thrilled that part of his team's speed was used by Watson and Jack Urkropina, the duo that manned the entire outfield. "A lot of speed and desire, that's what did it," Borst said. Watson and Urkropina tallied three putouts. NEWPO«T PoHv Lmu lEAGuE Championship Game Rockies 13, Diamondbacks 3 Rockies 108 40 · 13 13 1 Diamondbacks 100 11 · 3 3 2 Russell, Eagle (4) and Lancaster. Reynolds, Hoc.kinson (3). D. Lewis (4), Hatfield (5) and Schwartz. W • Russell. L • Reynolds. 28 -Eagle (R). Watson (R). HR • Yelsey (R). Irvine Cup winners Costa Mesa's Xtreme Division 2 Girls champions of the recent 1997 Irvine Cup, under the coaching of Mark Kirsch: Back row, from left, Katie Roche, Casey Petersen. Katie Welboum, Lindsay Wells, Amy Niles, Lynette Swanson. Erin Toole, Marissa Dinsdale, Lauren Cooley; front row, from left, Candace Nicholson, Melissa Goldman, Jackie Wettzberg, Becca Sliva, Megan Fay, Angela Saldana. Not pictured, Jessy Gatica, Liz Powell. CONGRATULATE " YOUR GRADUATE DEADLIN TO ORDER! CLASS OF '97 XXXXX High School Tell your ~aduate bow proud you ere of tbelr ~t. Pat dda cberllbed moment ID print ..... _. s2000 Start-Up -12 Wet.k Plan UP. S/3 IRJ~~,. MONDAY JUNE 1&, .. -....r ·--~ 2pm ........ o1 .... ' . ' . . . . MONDAY. JUNE 16, 1997 i'UBLIC NOTICES P UBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUB LIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES l'UBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE bus1n.as yet? No ducted by: an Individual undeltlQntd 1 1«1111n ~" qoHts ttMi decedent'• .....,_. the ,... ORIOlftY II Ill rlfh\ 1111t Wld 11*tttt -Countv on w.t 23 1'Ml7 5 1 wnlll!ln u.a.. SoMCt F11st, LLC, Stov.ar1 Have you star1td doing lion ot l)efjijlt and Otnwtd IOI Wilt' and codicila U klaUd .,_.men lhin lfw9e ~ 10 lllCI -held tlV It HOTICf.lllls Fie"°"' Nlllll ~ T. w.11iems Oiroc10t & OPa bu$41\eU yet? No 5111 -1d wnltlll noDCe ol any bt admitted ' to montm haYe .._. llWa uftd« uW Oetd of Tnilt 111 ttM Stalement .xprts l1'1t ye111 lrom iNo • ~ I MOA Shelly J. Peters Ott.Utt and or •leetlon ,., ~St robatt The Will end ll.ICtl ~ Equbble propeny eillllltd In uW Covntv the date '' was tJea in 1he Office °'!l t Elec:llon to STATEMENT OF Th•• 111a1omen1 was fllod Thi' ataltmenl was Med 1M undttStQtltd IO n • SU ~ny codicila art evetl· o.ci Como1nY. .. ~ tlld 51111• claaibed a LOT t of the County Clenr. A nt'M fiCI YO ~Ht fUl. IN• Ulld«1klo«I~ -ABANDONMENT Of wrtll 1h0 Coun1:1 Clerk ol w11n the County Clerk ol propeny to UbSIY "'d ot>bg> bl• t aml ti in 1N1t o..ct Unll aaMM, 333 1H 91.0CK »OF JKIRO ~ ~s eusinns Hime Sllttmelll OE A TR !,_ NoliceofDelll* USE OF FICTITIOUS Orange County on 6-10·97 Orongo County on 6·10-91 lions I/Id tlltrHllM lftl 1in· lh t f~r e; t "t onth 1ouU1e.udryAv.nut,11ttt TION TO NEWPOAf BEACK. IN 11\Jst lie hied pnor IO 1t1at daft DAT H to Sel to be 19973723857 19973723881 Otrsliintes caustO Ui4 ni.bce Of t • 1 • .,., v • ~ Loe Angl6es. CA THE CITY OF NEWPORT Tile ••no Of u.s stlltmef\I oats • c:ou11tyi the ,... prop- : T~~s::r,~!1~CJHAp~r~ons Daily P1tot June 16. 23. 30, D111ty Piiot Juno 16, 23, 30, default Nld ol etec:bon to cou~HE PETITION , .. I001f, ~ Numbel" BEACK. AS PEJl MAP RE· not of ttsell autrionze IN use 1n E T :r • . i.evt. Jblndontd lhc uso 01 Jul'f 7, 1997 m776 July 1, 1991 m774 AICOtdtdMllCfl 6. 1997 at queah ttUthonty t o 121)) ~ By. Hen COROEO IN 800I< 3~~~E )~ l/1S SW ol 1 Ftcnous 8uSlllUS A ' , t.m.T E mo Fic1i1ious tlu~tmiss PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~:t p!0eot 1~~,'~!~J~ edminiater the 11tatt ~Dlt9~~ ~E~~EE~lHECOONiv ~~"u~,!~°F~,:' ;=:, N OF~ ~ • L~ ~ M~"'W Tuct11)1Cal Suppon ---------In 1111 o~ Of"'' recordtr 0 under the lnd•P•M•nt ASAP2IM21 MJl,11"11,1123 AKOROER OF SAIO COUNTY ......... seco «00 ~ex: AGAI . S •• '"' i9i;1 f1.o1terton Flc tltloua Business FlcUtloua B u1lntas Ofano•County s.io Salt or Administration of E•· APN fOJ..326-02 The llr"1 commoe:iaw (See no ~e~sions OU HOULO nstv Mc:Oung. Aulhoriad Ave Coo:.tti t.lcsii. CA Name Statement Nam• Stat eme11t properl'f wi• bl made tn as is tttH A ot. (Thie euthori· 0 addrHa Md ocher comll'IOll et~. sutessa ¥~c·~ WYER. inat~ 1:1:' 2l Tho following persons are The following persons are eondtUon wunoul covenant or ty will allow the per1on-PUBLIC "OTICE dulgnatlott, If llftY, of the rul ~~I ~ ()() P~ re P.O. ~ 1 • Tt 0 f •CMrc;us Ousinc~s doing business as. o) Kl doing business as: Bob warranty express or mpllflO. al repreaentative to take pttpe11y dMcribed above la ISi 1no GAGEc s • 1 • N ti\: '""'('Ur.•d ICJ d.JOIJO wn~ '''~ iJ 111 Or :in 10 County Mt. Lnngtey St SU1te A. Wh11t1er Avo , * B· 1, Costn encumbrances to pay tilt obtaining ooun epprov-FICTITIOUS BUSI NUS RE ONIE NEWPORT CN4 · n appoen i* under 91 7~28 11 c 1 ~~ f tu llo r1.1~ 111~ r uunta1n Valley, CA 92708 Mesa. CA 92627 remalnlO prlodplll sum 01 Irle al. Before taking certain NAME STATEMENT BEACH, CA 92Mt Tht u11dt1· 2 g 16 23 1997 pu11uant ed or T1: ~ T iiGAGEt. 7,., n~';' ,;'net \l~~,~J ti.w nocrook Dr w F205. Costn Natlonoll Avo., Costa Mosa, Trust, With Interest as tn said ho wever, the personal oono business a~ SAN RE~ llablllty for any 1ncorredntt• of PUBLIC NOTICE 007 No. 8 10~~1 al t bu& A • .J 1"' • 1111111011Y II lll.ino, Stove H Park, 2855 Pr· Robert William Miiier, 2190 nolt(S) s~red by said Deeo 01 very important ac tions, The tollow1no pe11on(s) 1Yc1re signed Trust". dlsdllm• 111y oorded 1 1 .JJ· a~ 1· VIC .. ~IS I I• • t 51ll<!S5 IS CIJl1• Me~J CA 92626 CA .92627 nott provided, advances tf any repreaontetive w ill be RISTOR.ANlE 16277 Laouna lht ltrHI .cldrt .. and other ~ df'IR the 0 01 ~ITING-f c~ d M~ung S P.Jrlo.. 2319 Mira Thts business Is con· under 1111 terms 01 said Deed requir,ed to give notice canyon llA IMne C.A 92718 common dn lgnlllon, If any, f'I NO 1997372201 2 Co~1Y Reooroer 0 • ARY I .n ~ ~.;·1 Ll \1 1;: 1~11~· d"·11 vr~t:i Ave Un.t D, Mon· ducted by on lnd1v1du;il 01 Trust Ins chaioes and to interested person• Omid Ataie 6001 H1wmore shown ll•11ln. Said H ie Wiii IM F:arnous BUSINESS AN~c Coun~t a e of • l E¥ WlLL US 1997372l608 tro~o. CA 91020 Hnve you ?s1a11od doino expenses'ol 111• T1u11Be and of unles s they have Lane A11ane1m CA92807 mldt. but without covenant or NAME STATEMENT fomla E 't iy RIC • f PURR. Tt11s busrness IS con· business yet. Vos. 3/1981 1118 trusts creatld by Hid Deed 1 ed ti Hamid Al.lei 6001 Hack.amore -ranly. tlfl'"'ecl or lmpOtd. ( Ya ARO N SON, A 7 h' OS"'A du .. tud by. a genernl parl· Robert Wilham M1!!')r ol Trust Said sale Wiii be neld wa v no ce or con-Lane Anaheim CA 92807 regarding tltlt, poaatsalon. or Tiit I011ow1no person si I SINGL~ D '· r1<:r~tup This statement w:is !tied on July 7 1997 at 3 00 sented to the ~ropoaed Tiiis busmess is conoucted by tllC\lmbrancts, to pmy lh• no business as GOL DIS· Wll~ LL AT PUB~C SA ILOT H~.e you stnrtod doing with the County Clerk of m on the front sle 5 10 the ec t1on.) Th~ . •ndep.en-co partners remlllning prlnc:lpal sum of the OUNT HUNTINGTON BEACH AU< Tl TO HIGH .T l>u~.ness yc1? No Ornngo County on 6·10·97 ~ntrlnOll of ttl• Ora~g• CIVIC dent ed'!'1n11tratton qeoisuant has not yet oeoun not•(•) secured by Hid Deed ofj16582 Gothatd . .a Hunbnoto UID FOR CA H --------- S101c H. Park 19973723680 Ctn&e< JOO E Chapman Or· autho rity w ill ~e granted 10 transact business under file Trul1. wrth lnttrtst thereon. ea Buell CA 92647 " payc1ble at lime of sale lfl ,, , 11 Tt ,, ~tlltcment was hied Dally p1101 Juno 16, 23, 30, anoe CA At Ille bmt of the unless . an 1nt~rested liCCDOUS ouStness name 0 provided In uld notll(a), ad-~ Yeon Hono Parll. .420 COPl>t irwfull1lthe T TH~ .-.1h tho County Clerk of July 7, 1997 mn7 lnltlal puDlicauon ot lilts nobce p erson files ar:i ?b1ection namfs hSh!d neretn vancn, II any, undtr lh• 11rma anyon ~ Yort>a uooa C United es ENA~C ---------1 19973723685 PUBLIC NOTICE balance 01 tile obltgauon se· show • good ceuH why ATAft cllargta and expenses of the ~Mono Pan... 5'120 Coppe T TH{. NVIC ENTER ,,, "''' <1 i1:n DJ I/ p,101 Juno 16. 23. 30, f l tltl B I cured by 1111 above described the court should not T~s statement was t.ieo w1tn TrustM and of th• tnim aTh• Canyon #G Yoroa t..1nda C H IV~ 7 T 'SAN A ANA ~· 0:~ n~tJ "'11 Ju•y 7 1997 m772 c ous us ness Deed of Trust and estimated grant 1he authority. ine coun C1e111 ot Ora ced by uld Ottd of Tnill. .•,92887 1fOANIA ' . ~~·, . _ .. ''. I PUBLIC NOTICE Or.1119e County on 6·10·97 Ill• tot.al amount Of the unpaid to the petition and SIGNED OMO .ATAIE HAW> of H id Oetd of TNS1. fees. 887 llRTH TY • ' Pu c Aiic1ion Name Statement costs expenses and adVances A HEARING on the 1y 7 noe total amount of th• U/lpaid Tin lllSrness is ton0ucte0 b\I TE ~HIER~ ••• " A'f • JHL r 07 PUBLIC NOT ICE The lollov.lng pcrs.ons aro iS $226 662 58 II 1$ ooss1btt p etition w ill be held on CounOrrTolCnE ~ 23n 199 N balll!Q of lh• obllglllon se-rus!Wd & wife H CK(SI ~ST MAO '"' 1 """ELLY doing business as Homo lllal at Ille bme ot Sllle !tie July 3 1997 at 1 ·45 Ii s ,cnous ,ame curedby lheprope11ytobuold Reois1ram11as notvetbeOU PAYASt:E' T Li EST.A. Cemetery •Mortuary , 1 Jt. , ~ -. KE Flctlllous Business Satellite En1er1a1nmen1, open1no btd may be tess man • • Sta•ement expres 1ve yea~ rom MMI reHOnable e1111111ted coats, to 1~ busmess unoer Ille MORTGAGE s RVICE , Chapel • CrematotY I (. 1. f P 0 Name State ment 4300 Park Newpor1. New-111, total tndebledness oue P.M . In DTt. 7D3 locet· me oate 11 wu ll!ed in tile Ofhte upen•ts and adv.nces 11 the hCllOous t:aJStness name 0 LL C all nght. btle and ll'lle<· CA Tt•o to11ow1ng persons are port Beach, CA 92660 Date 6110197 WESTERN RE ed •t 3 1 Tht Ci~ ottre County Clef"ll A new f1cn time of the Initial p@l1Cllion of names listed herein est oonveye(j tQ and now neJd A•JC· <Jo1n9 t.1Js1ness :is: Tcchni· James H:irnson. 4300 Park CONVEYANCE COMPANY, INC Drive O ren go C Dous BuStness Name Statement the Nota of -Salt 11 SIGNED VEON HONG PAAI( bya und8t said Deed ol Trust c.11 Support Services, 1539 Newport, Newport Beach, as saio Truste& Frances De· 92668·3 205. must be 1i1ea pnor to tnal oate SHO 392 22. Th• IMnefldary ~ONG PARK 1n the. property S1111.ated 111 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 844-2700 ror1 Beach. CA 92663 This business is con· 1750 E 4lll St Ste 700 santa tho grenting o f the flOt 01 11Selt a.HhOnzeine use 1n tofort uecutad end dtllvtred to ltne County Clel'll 01 Orange .as OT0 701NITIBONLl"¥K PIERCE BROTHERS Adv:inced Energy Sys· dueled by: an tndlVlduat Ana c~ 92705 1714) 543 8372 petition, you ahould ·nis State ot a ftCObOUS BuSiness lh• undtraigned a written IC May 23 1997 THIR At Q r.1onro111a Ave, # 13, New· CA 92660 Palma Ass1Stanl Stcretary IF Y OU OBJECT TO Tile I •no ot tllls s1.11emen1 dOes und~ said Oted of Tnist htr• This statement was fli ed willl jCOun~and State,J_e- 11:ms, Inc. (CA). 15:!9 Mon· Have you stnrted doing We are asstSbng I/le Benehc•arv eppeer at the heenng ';alf'I! rn Vtotanon ot tne nonts ol Otclamlon of O.fllllt 1nd'I ou:T~E-Ttlls Ftmous Nime N ORb EAC~t~~T BEU BROADWAY ro"J .\,e . "13, Newport tuslness yo~? Yes, 6·9·97 to coUect a debt and any inter end state your objec· anoiner unoer Feoeral Stale o Demand for Salt. and 1 Wfitttn Stalement eKpun hve year! trom ~EACH A p~ MAP RE· M o rtuary * Chapel Ck1c1i CA 9:!tJ63 Jnmes Hamson manon we ootatn W1U be usea tions or file wrin en .ommon 1aN •See Seccon 14400 Notice of Otfaun and Eltdlon the date 11 was hle<I in ttie Ollice ORDE'D IN B K 3. PA~ Crematt"on T t " business is con· This statomont was l1IC'd tor 11131 purpose wnel/ler re· objections with the ti s~o Business and Plotess1ons to Sell Th• undersigned cauaod 101 tne Coun"' Cler"ll A new FtCb· 1 MISI E~LAN~O <Jum·d by a corpora!lon w1111 the County Clork ol cetved orally or in w11~n9 If court before the hear-~oc•1 ,.,d Notlca of Default ~ bous Busrness Name Statemen MAPS IN TH F"FIC 110 B roadwa y H i.c you stnrtcd doing Orange Counly on 6·10·97 AVAILABLE. THE EXPfCTED mg. Your eppeerance F1~1 F1l1ng Election to Sell to be rtc:Ofdtd mus1 oe hied pnor to lllat dale THE ~OUNTY :ECO 0 R Costa M esa tm~11w~s yL·!? No 19973723652 OPENING SID MAY BE OB mey be in p eraon o r by ';ewpon Beacn Costa Mesa In th• covnty where the rell 1The 11 no 01 1 ... s Sl.ltement does ~ AID COUNTY APN Adi,inccu Energy Sys· Daily Pilot Juno 16. 23, 30, TAINEO BY CALLING THE your att orney. LN422956 t9876·MWJun propel1y 11 IOOlltd. Datt: MIY 11 u• 33-26-02 842-91SO 1~"'5• Inc· James A ll:il· July 7, 1997 m780 FOLLOWING TELEPHONE IF YOU ARE A 2 o 16 ?3 1997 15 1991 LONESTAR MORTGA-not ot itsell iUlllonze tne use in he street address an~ other, .. ________ _ 1:111•), Pre~tdt>nt NUMBERS ON THE DAV BE TOR . GEE SERVICES, LLC. 8 this state 01 a Ficbbous BuSrness common destgnatlort. ti <!flY. T111s stJtomonl was liled PU BLIC NOTICE FORE THE SALE (714)480· CREDI or e contin-Trullee Chr11ly McClung, Name m 't'lotaDon ot tne nghts ol ol the real prope~ descnbe<I ---------"'"' '·!II trie County Clerk of 5690 TAC 44?428C PUB 6/16 gent creditor of the PUBLIC NOTICE Autho11ztd Slgn11Urt Address; anotner unoer F'tderal State o &~ve ~p~rpQr!l to be Ur."•!JO Counly on 6·10·97 Fictitious Business 6123. 6130 deceesod, you must file p 0 Boll 51S38a, Dall.., Texas common law (See Secn'ln 144 3 15 S A HOR DRIVE " 1997 372368 9 Name Sta tement your cle1m w ith th o Fil• Ho. 19973122014 75251-5388 FOR TRUSTEE'S et seq . Business ano Proless1on N WP R B ACH. CA Repo1·nting r u:. 1y Pilot Juno 16. 23. 30. The lollow1ng persons nro court end mail a copy to FICTITIOUS BUSINESS SALE INFORMATION PLEASE Code) fh 66e 1 undersiqned Truslee • J .ty 7. 1997 mna doing bus1npss as: Grc11se PUBLIC NOTICE the poraonel represents· NAME STATEMENT CALL (916)3'7·ma LON£STAR first Fihno . w liabdtl lor an f Yoll'tt lootilgtollpllW PUBLIC NOTICE Bustors, 1391 Shannon Ln. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S uve oppoint od by the ·~e 1o110,..,ro personisl •S.'3re MORTGAGEE SERVICES, LLC. Newoort Beach-Costa Mesa =~~ of t~e stree~ It Costa Mesol. CA. 92626 court w ithin f our JOl!IQ ovsiness as "-'ISSiQN OE.l IS A DEBT COLLECTOR AT· CN422958T-29~5-~Jun ad<lressandotheroomrron l,ttbil • ...-.•or Wrllrnm George Thomas, SALE m onths from the dete .\'IO MOBtlf H)'.~( PAR~ 0·02 TEMPTING TO COUECT· A 2 g 16 23 199 deS1QnallOO. ti any. sl10Vt'l rm. It, look in lhe Fictitious Business 14041 Montgomery Dr • TS /lio 1 ·oz~ :tn No of first issuance of a.., sa Avenue •.esim1ns•et 1.A DEBT AK'f INFORMATION hereln find Na mo Stat em ent Westminster, CA 92683 r~;~ s0'len,./[g,e'"~~;g1 lettors as provided in 1~&)3 OBTAINED Will BE USED FOR Said sale IMU be made. but amst.1511> lhe Tt 1 1 .,.~·"9 P '•sons nre This business is con· ...,9_ 1~2253789 ~Pt1 \o sectton 9 100 of tho HPMJ :l\ist cy Hs1n \a~ n THAT PORP9SE. ASAP263989 Without covenant or wananty seMcl you'"~ hx. Clo ;J l •• ress ns Energy Clucted by an tnd•\•du:il 4Z2-013 44 Cahforma Probate Code. •rusteP 9"02 ililfsa ~vel\le 06/02. 06/09, 06/11 expressed°' implied, regard- anct P1od,1ct Solutions. Hnve you st.irtcd doing YOU ARE ~~ DEFA 1 T 11~ Good jobs mg tt1le possession 0( en- 1 CCIJJ Canyon Summit business yet? rio ER O~EO OF fR ~f The ttmtt for f1lrng .Vts:minster CAD:683 PUBLIC NOTICE rl'liablc scn iccs cuinbfances to pay' Ille re-Tr:it UCO CJ'1~0fl, CA 92679 W1lt•:im Th0m3S BATE~ o&og,94 IJNLESS cle1ms wilt n ot expire rri.s busin•ss s COl:\!Jtte'.l [)y mainllljl pnnapal sum or the r,d, .H rnd Energy Sys· This st:11emen1 y,as f•'ed y~ TAKE ACT JON TO before four months o :-us.ness trust irtlCrl'~tlng things no1ei,1 secured by said Deed 1..,11 s inc, (CAI, 15J9 Mon· "':h the Co1.ont)' Cterk of p TEf T YOUR PROP from the hoenng dett GtQ st·an1 ~as oot 1e• :iec-~n File No.19973722013 10 buy of Trust With interest ro• 1 A.c "13. r;e;·.port Ornnge County on 5·1997 ER y I~ MAi BE SO ... D8AT nottctd above. ·::. 1•a11sac1 Dis1ness ,naer 'l'l't FICTITIOUS BUSINESS thereon. as provided in said Oc h Cl\ 92CG3 19973721 374 A PUBLfi..; SAU: 1F f U YOU M AY EXAM-11movs ~s nm l'l'a,.,e or notels). advances, ti C!!'IY. vn· r IJUS nes• IS con-NEED AN EXPlANATI '· INE h f I k t b th narres I st•O nere n NAME STATEMENT It'~ all there der the terms or said Deed ol I , Da ly Pilot M.:i'/ 26. J1,1nc 2 or 'HE NATURE OF THE t e I e op y e . JG•.E.D t•SI ...... ~ ... L \ rne fol!0vw1no person(S) ts'are every l.l;1y Trust. fees. chasges and ex- ,. .1 ~~ ,'.~d ~bu J ~~;rii~at·~~ing 9· t6. 1997 m141 PROCEEDING AGt.IN~T ~~~";nltfereoa~~,.i~ ~h~ TM statement was 1 •o ,. 1h 1J0tng Miness as MARIN in Cl:mifieJ ~ses of the Trustet and or PUBLIC NOTIC-E-liu·1rirs~ yc1? tlo PUBLIC NOTICE YOU YOU ~H{}.'LD CON estate. you moy file t'lP CountY Ceri. ~! "ranoe DEVELOPMENT ANO CON· ln.tSLS aeated by satd :t.c;,.1ncd Energy Sys· TACt A LANVER '~ohce IS With the court II formal I ountyonMay23 1og STRUCTIONCO 4LomoocCouc" olTrust. L•••ll•ll••a.J NDTIC_E_O_F---1 tens he JJm<:s A Ital-Flctl11ous Business hereby qrven !hat CTC Fore R t s I NOTICE This F1cboous r-.am• Ranc110 Santa Marganta he total amoymeof the un- r.1no Pr<.>s1den1 Name Statement closure 'Sef'IJ!Ci'S C::>rporabon equost or. poets St I e I e p es I I! ~ea~ ironi 'l2688 On the move? paid balance 0 obl19atron AVAILABILITY OF JS duly Jppo1nteo 11\JSlt:e Notice of the ftlrng of. en a em n ) r 1 0v 'me Cit e Melanie Tate Schneroer 4 secured by the property to~ t---------- AN 111 UAL RETURN Tl11s !.l~ten1e111 "as tiled The follov.lng pcr!:ons ore pursuant 10 the Oo?ed of Tr;~t inventory and ep pre1ul tnfe oatec 11 wasG ·,1;, 1An, F c': Lompoc Court Rancno Santa S II t sold and rea$0nabkf estl· s ELL 1 ('< • w th 1110 Counly Cieri< of doing business as· IMPC:· executeo trt ANNE i'fMP of Htete 811eta or of r; me ounrv ' ew • •. M CA 92688 e your ex ra rlli'ted oosts. ex~nses and Or.:iruJc Cou111y on 6-10·97 RIO, 2226 Canyon Dr.• D", AN u~ARRIED WCMAN eny petition or account bous Bus111ess l/ame ~1.11emem afl)Tanta d . household 1aqni1·'yaalncep4bs1ffa1~,the~B:t1ime1~ oNlot~ 1997372369 0 Costa Mesa, CA 926~7 darerJ 09194 and reooroed d d t mu·1 D+> tilPO ~nor IJ •na1 oa1e his Ousiness is con ucted oy ti, ...... 06/ 5 4 1 •· as pro'lll e tn soc ion • • an ro1V1duai Items f S 1"' 11 2 o.:uly P1ro1 Juno 1 G, 23, 30. Albert Munoz. 222 CJn· 94 I I a~ nS!l\Jn1'!1ll .. 0 1250 of the Cshforme he 1111no 01 1n1s S!Jlement 1oes '' y.I, a., IS . , · Jut~ 7, 19"17 m779 yon Dr "D", Costa Mcsn, 0400~80 of £iffv·1a ,Re,·. Probate Codo A Re .1 n i1$e11 lutMn;e the u~e rn Registrant nas not yet begun in Classified ""~"beofn.erufloa!Y~ hereutnoderre esaxe-id CA 92627 Qrds 1n the Or•r<:t! ' he : ·~ , stare 01 a F c·cous 'lusiness :o transact ousiness unoer ine """"' T ·lo PUBLIC NOTICE T 1115 business is con· )(OUOly Rea1rdPr ol OrariQ" quest ,tor Sp~c1al No11co "ian e ,n .,0 a~on or tr~ ngnis 01 r.ccuovs business name o cured and ehvered to the your used vehicle through classified 642-5678 ducted by: nn tnd.vldUJI 1.0Unly SVte Cf ~lt10rr1 .'I form IS 8V8tloblt from tnfr Cfl rece•al ~late Jt nam~s l•SteO ne1etn Fictitious Business Ha11c you started doing will 5ell on :..S~I 1JRr"' tho court clerk.. • . • immo~ .IN ~et !.'~tDon • (400 SIGNED MELA~IE 1 SCHNEIDER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Name Statement business yet? No 2 OOPM AT TH No H Att~ for P.tiboner. , ~· "~s ess ano Proies~ n Ttos sia1emen1 was hleo wit!\,. lb .. ~RONT ENTRAN E T T~E Ren B . God9hel Je~ 1np Counry Cle"' ot '.)ranne r• r .. c 00 Th• 10•1ow1ng persons are A ert "'unoz COUNTY COU THOU:-.E " •n " 1 '1 " " J do•r· J bus.11es5 as· Julian This statement was ltlod 700 CIVIC CENTER GRI. E Shappard, M &Al. .• 1 Coi.niv on May 23 199' PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC E OF SALE OF ABANDONED PERSONAL PROPERTY P;:ickog ng 17842 M1lchell with the County Clerk of wEST SANTA ANA Cf.. .(It ~•Kempton u.P ..,,,..l '11 9 a:n os:a '.'·sa NOnCE-ln.s F1cbnous Name tJ. lr.ir1e, CA 9261·1 Ornnge County on 5·21·97 public auction to lt.e noqhes• 660 y_, Centtw. 4th ·~A 7! 1' 11 , a '!i ·~ ·oo· Statement e~pres hve years 1rom John A Pe11:1san. 1971 199737 2 1717 bidder for cash or cnec. as R. t~~ aate 11 was tiled 1n the Olhce V1s1n C<lud:il l~ewporl Dally Pilol Juno 9 16. 23. descnbed belOw payable Cost.a ...... CA --ot !he County Cler'rl A neN nCQ· OL:1c11 CA92t.>GO 30 1997 m#GG .'una111meofsale alngnt' 92 626-1925 PUBLIC NOTICE ~::-us Bus.ness Name Staleme~ t.lJrco A ~ubr11os. 1-111 tie. ana 1nteres1 con~eye<! Iv I 0810 9. 06/10 . 06/l f' ~st be 111eo pnor 10 tnat oare :. 213:!• St Tounnc.e CA PUBLIC NOT ICE and now Mid by 11 unaer sad NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE int 1J1no ol tnos sta•eme~t does1 ~0~01 Deed 01 Tl\JSI In tile propt:l1y TS N ~ L N I I tno ' tile Th , uus1r>css is con-11tuated in sC!Jd County ano PUBLIC NOTICE 0 o"' oan DEo not 0 itsei au nzt use ·111 c Ns14119359 state and as more fully oe 1J601~1a YOO A""" IN • tl'llS state ot a hcboous Business Cluttcel by: co·partners scnbed tn lhe abOve refer FAULT UNDER A DEEO OF Name 1n 't'!Ola!JOn of ttie ~gtlts OI "1 ~.u you st.:i•ted doing PAOflERTY AM> enceo Deed or Trust The NOTICE OF TitlJSTEE'S TRUST. DATED 10/191'77 UN· anoin~r oll<ler federa• State o~ bu~mess ~ct? Yes. 5·15·97 CASUALTY street addrP.SS an'1 OlllP' SALE Tlustee s.le No. LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO •cmmon law (See Secgon ,~ J • n A Peterson ~~A~-~mmon des1Qnat10n 11 an, 0133497·72 TJtle Order No. PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT ~t seQ Bus.ness ano Prot~sSJonsl rr,,s s1a1emen1 was ltled o '"'e real property dPS(;r.tl•:<l 63719-6 RdC!fMOe No .... y BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC 'O""I I C C Yw~O..:e...,31. u• ,....,,.....19""' '"" ~ ·• tho ounty lerk of 1999 ~ve is J>~rparteo 10 ~ 67'284nAPN No. ........,.... SALE If YOU NEED AN EX· rirstFilrno 011ngo Counly on 6· 10-97 STERLING CASUAL TY 15 MEA01 W 'JLEW LA~~f~ YOU ARE. IN DEFAULT UN-PlANATION OF THE NATURE 'lewOOrt Beach Costa Mesa 19973723666 INSURANCE COMPANY STA lwlE A ui 926L DER A DEED OF musr Of THE PROCEEDING rn42~16 Jn 291623 199~ I DlJ,1" p,·~1 June 16 23, JO. 20351 A ac . Ne ;ron e unders1Qned Tl\Jstee OATS> 03/1CW9. UNLESS AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD u ¥ , • c r • w d1sctC11ms any 1iab11tty tor any vou TAKE ACTION TO CONTACT A · UWYER On I July 7, 1997 rn771 Beech, CA 9266 lncQnectness or lhe ~treet PROTECT YOUR PROP-6123197 .. 200 PM LONESTAR PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I~\~~77~~o~"•d u ms: address Jnd other oommon ERTY rr MAY BE SOlD AT A MORTGAGEE ' SERVICES 1--------- T 0 ta I I 1ab 111t1 e I . g~~~y~atloh~ l~la~"Jmo~?"61 PUsUc SALE. IF YOU L.LC. H dvty appointed Trua: Flit No.19973722011 Fict itious Business Name Statement Tho follo"1ny porsons are C1om9 lJus111ess .is· General T 1.J11 ~m1ss1on Exchange. :'07J H.11bor, Cost;:i Mesa. CA 92C:.>7 Econo"'y Tue Outlet Inc., fCAJ. :'OlJ Harbor. Costa ~.l~s~ CA !12627 T111s t.lus,noss rs con· d11c.!cd l.iy .l co1po1.:.11on HJ•c you started doing business yet? Yes. 1966 Eco11onr1 Tire Oul1et, Inc, Da'o Tanner Pres $25, 168,817 the unpaid balance IMth in· NEED AN EXPLANATION OF tff under and pursuantlo O.ed FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Aggregete wrne·tns for lerest !hereon of 1he obliga THE NATURE Of THE PRO-ol Trull 11corded 10/31177, u NAME STATEMENT spec11I surplus funds: • 1ion secured by 1tie property CEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, ln11rumen1 No.~520, In book Tile fo11ow1no person(sl 1sl'ilre Capitll Stocks: t500.000 10 be sold plus reasoriabll YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 12'37. pag• 1039, of-Official doin9 buS11leSS as EMMANUEL Aggregete wrtte·lns tor estimated costs. e~penses LAWYER. On Ol6l30l91 at Records In tht offlct of the FASHIONS Hl621 LaNson River other than special surplus and advances at the lime of 2:00 P.M-. Equitable OHd County Recorder of ORANGE Fount.lin Valley CA 92708 funOs: t the 1nit1al j)UbllCaJIOng o0r lh2e Company, as successor In County, State of C.llfornl1 Manuel Yolo 5441 Moattlatr Surplus notes: • NOtlC6 ol Sale is S 16 7 J 1 Interest by m«ger to Conti-Exeatltd by RICHARD N SAL· Circle La Palma CA 90623 Grossp11d·1n 1ndcontr1but· 1t 1s pasSJble that 31 the time Mntal Auxiliary Company as MOHSOH. A SINGLE MAN Wil l leonaraa Voto 5441 Montc1au u~:~;~~=~:u~~~·~a): g!i si:~ \~~no~~,::i~aP~J;g( the duty appointed 1N$1ee SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO Cude La Palma CA 90623 $ 14, 188. 588 edness oue In addition IO under and ~ Deed HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH This ousmess IS eorioutttd "" Surplus as regards policy· caSh the Tl\Jsteti will acceol of lh.lst. on (p;ryable It time of •llt In llWful r.isoano & wife holder: •15,918.588 cashiers cneOls drawn on c1 03l2Q'89 u Doc:umtnt ~ moriey of 1h• United Stllnl AT Reoistrant nas r.01 tel begun Income for the yeer· state or na1ional bani\ J ~141310 Boo« -Page omc THE NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE to transact t:\Js ness unoer tf1e $48.908.355 died\ drawn by a )late r. Ofnc&Oll RICOfdS In~ n......! TO THE COUNTY COURT· '•CbbOUS Dus n•ss 'lame or D b f h f""eral trea11 union 01 a °' lhe Recordef .... ~-'V~ HOUSE, 700 CIVIC CEHTER • s~3.':::8']~"ets 0" e veer. J;'ec11 drawn by a sta•e or County, c.llfoml&. u ecuted DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA names isled nerein Ws hereby cert1fv that the feaeral savings ana ban as b'f OaVld G. Pl.ltt and ~ CAUFDRHIA (NOTE CASH· SIG"IEO l.AA ... UEL iOlO LEON Put a few words to work for you. 642-5678. Ttus s~atement was tiled .,, 111 the County Clerk of Orange Coun•y on 6·10-97 19973723659 Daly P•IOI June 16, 23. 30, J .1, 7. 1997 m775 above nems ere 1n accor· sooallOn savings assooa lllflt T Platt. husband and IER'S CKECK(SI MUST BE AROA YOLO dance wnh th• Annual 1r0n or sa~ings l>i-IO~ speg Wife. WIU sell It pubhc ft4ADE PAYABLE to LDNESTAR Tiiis st.atemen· was 111'° with: •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Statement tor th1 yetr fied in Sectoo 5102 ot lhe Fi auc:Uon to the highest bid-MORTGAGEE SERVIC£S, LL C Ille Coumy Clefll ol Ora~.• ended December 31, 1996. nanoal Code and authorized def fOI cash, (payable at --------4----------...... ----------------------------- made to th• Insurance to do t>vsiness in lhts state timed sale In ~ money ·------------------------------------------------• PUBLIC NOTICE Commissioner. pursuant to Said ~le Yo1~ be made in an of the United States) at: At law. "AS 15· · ond1too but willlOUI the North rront emrance to, Ftctltloua Bualness SHIBLEY H HORANEY. oovenant or warranty, ex· tne County CourthOUse Name Statement PrH1den1 Rress or tmpked r~artling 11 100 CMc Center Ortve wUi. The tol!owrng persons are CHARLES J. WILLIAMSON. b~a~ss~~ly ~he =bl, santand intAN.;.? ~ tltleto dorng busmess as: Orange Secretary edn!!SS secured tiy said Deed • er-,....,.,n,..... Coast Ribbon Xchange. 06/16, 06117. 06/18, of Tnist advances therevn-and ncNI hetd by ft under 317 Pnncoton Dr., Costa 06119. 06/20 der With 1nteres1 as provided! said OHd d Trust In the Me~n. Cn 92626 and lhe unpaid pnnc1pal o property sltuatttd In said __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T-IC_E_ Robert Chorlos Wetzel, PUBLIC NOTICE the Note secured by said County, califomt. dacr1bed 31 7 P11nceton Dr.. Costa Deed ol Trust 'Mth interest aa: "A.I mOJe tuUy described Mesa. Ca. 92626 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE thereon as "'ovtded tn said In said Deed d "rN8t." TM Ffcllllous Business This businoss is con· TS NoA244106 Unit CodeA Note. plus t s. e11arges andd total amount°' the unpaid Nam ti St atement uuctod by' an individual Loan No 961599/KAZANJIAN ewenses o the Tl\Jslee an ti.lance d the obllgatlon 1111.' IQt't.w nri Pl·r~c,ns .11c Havo you started do1n9 TRUST API 418·122·02 ~e otr'f~. re8ta~by ~t'S secured by the property to ic ny Lu".•111: s n~ a) r.111. business yet'? No . WE STERN RECONVEYANCE Forecio5 e"~eMces Corpo be told and reuonably ,, '"" "" tr.tern it o11a1, Iii Robert c Wetzel COMPANY INC IS duly ap-ratK>n 4~ECountrvwtde wwga~ utlmaled costs. upenMs 'S.ivagu 11 1'1' f'roductron5 Ttus statement was Mod POlnted Trustee under the S~-Strr. VVa~tlelele11 v and adVance8 It the tlme d tlr~v.port Av" •83 hj Tus· Orange County on 5·8·97 Trust Will SELL AT PUBLIC 5 41 eKI j~ lnf9r NotJce of Sale I.• $307,742.61 . 1 n Cut 9;:r:eo 19973720348 AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST l'TJallOn !91 ) 7·0236 By P1ymenl must be byc:.ul'I. a STARTING BUSINESS?? ANEW CJ COf.I llESIGtJS i:Jfi8l with lhe Counly Clerk of loHowlng desalbld Deed or 9 ~ ~ 5 tile lnltlal publtc.tlon d lhe (llZ.llJclh SAVl9~ 13681 Daily P1IOI June 2. 9, 16, BIDDER fOR CASH (Ill the IS/Trust•• al• ttlctr cashWa chedt df.wn on . 'J•wpo•t fwc •ll:l4G Tu,. 23 1997 m750 lorms Wlltcrt 1r1 lawful tender Ci C Foreclosure Services rs state or NtUonal bank. • e e e e e e e e e e e e e e • n Cat :i~r.so ---------In tn• United States) and/or Ille a debr oollector &llemptino to ctlKk drrNn by a SUit• or An<l•ew S;)v.ige 1 JTJ'..i PUBLIC NOTICE cashier's csr11fild or 011111 collec1 a debt Ally •nlol~. federal credit un6on. or • nc::ihrll A11ci rust n Cnl dltdcs speaflld Ir! CMI Code tirobtamed 'NI" be used IVI checlr. drrNn by a lt.lte or .~~~.~o business is w11· Flclltlou•Buslness Secllon2924h (P1Yabllln1UN1t fRRr0611611997 and ftc*at s.avings and toen 71 !Dn. /D h D 'J n ·L . '--··J ducted o~ n tim•tl'd p;ir1 Th~~:i:W~nt:~~:~~! are :n~v)' !:"r:ht 011111~ i§§1 =:,~· ~ = 'JI! ,_,.,0'ft ~llrtment 111 I e '111'.J r1wt IS p101Sea ror!.lllp •• d do•ng business 85 Crash illlftst conveyacf LO and now PUBLIC NOTICE t pecltled In MCtlon 5102 at to 11n •1oun(i'"' an-" 'ervt·,.,,, 1101U a•-1'1-b'-#'() n-" bus1'n-'""'. ll.l•I! ifOJ St.lrllJv O•ng Cornagt Imaging 1621 l\tlO by It undtr saik1 Ottd OI the FinenCLll Code and '' ,.. ,......, ->· ,..,.. .,.. Ul IC"' """' '"""....,, bus nos\ ~ill, Yros, J.tn 20, Bayside D11ve, Co1ona del Trust In tilt propertv n1r1inal r CNll•HH l 1uthor1ztd to Clo bl.ltlnea In •M7 M3•. cA 92&2s dtsa1tlto. TRuSTo"R 1<R11<0R this state. ni. ..,.. • ~will now SEARCH tht 1uzmefor \W)f.t at no txtra charvt, and saveyou the ~::~~lb:,'!',;~;~?e wns lied V1ncont John An1do. 1621 WAHJIAH AHO LUCINE NOTICE OF dress and other common J-~ . o· "''"' th• Count)' Clerk ot ~~~~1~! ~;~~85 Corona def ~i1~f~R~EVJU· ~~ =~~ an:.:,,.:: timt and the tri I> /.() tht Court Houst in Santa Ana. Then, ol' count, al#.-tht sttmh Or l'lCJOj co ... i 1v on 5 20·97 T1t1s business Is con· BLE IHTERV1VOS TRUST UIDIT ESTATE OF· HE.Ell abolle •• PUl'POft*t to be: r 'J ' ';}K.' 1997372 15 I 1 ducted by: on tndtvtdu:il SEPTEMBER 5 1985 8ENEFI M a~r• rn ... ..,... 218 & 21i 112 f..ut W>o. U comt>/dtd we UJi/J l:fe vnur 1:-:fWu.s busj .. _, na"""' r#A #-nmJ wz' .. L .. /._ r'--·.nl'V : 0 I v P1101 Jul'I> !), IG. 23 Havo you SIJ•IOd doing CIARY ftOHITY FEDERAL H~ ~MC' rt~ loultvanS, Ntwpoft Buch. r )'' .1-JN.II ,_ """ "'""''' U'J ux \AU •• _/ :Jll t<tJ7 m7o'> business yet? No SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO u...u"W ~ CA l2661. Theunderl'Qned r'l-L1publ:.h On"'*a .,..,1Lfar:fouruw,,,L-as-nui-Jby/awa·-J .. L_" /:/,,.yourproof V1ncon1 John An1do CIATION RecordedNovtml>tt 8ENSllR lh.lstff di.sdalma any~ \.Al:T'K. UJ. "" -"'K -"~ '"'-r--Tm na YKT,. J~ PUBLIC NOTICE This statoment was Mod 25 1917 u tnttr No 117· CASE NO. A187854 lty f()( -ny lncon1ICUWSS °' if) hi: ·~t. h 1/~L Flctltrou• Ouslnoll w11t1 tile County Clerk of 661035111 Book page OI 01~1 To •II heitt, bentfl the "11Mt addrt .. end othef 0 pu ucation wiw t e County CIUlf. Ornnqo County on 6·10·97 Records in tilt olflOI of t11• clerlt1, oredltott, o on-common dulgnllllOn, If any, Name Stalomonl 10973723675 Recorder of Otll!O•County, tlngtnt aredltore, and 11'\0Wn heftln. lltnellctary. R1/_ by ft'-. 1:-: ' L ._! .L IJ / ~L Ille IOllOWll'IJ IJM~On'I nri OJ1ly Pilot Juno 1G, 23, 30, YOU ARE IN OEFAULTlJNOEA A ptrtona whorney other rn~ Amtfbc::.:m:. iease Sf()p /.() IC your1u. .... t10US uunness statement aJ trx W!)' ruot, 330 w. ~~~r~ot:lw ,~u~'":,in4~11~r~g· Jut17 191)7 m773 OHO or fRUSf DATED WIH b• lnlttttted In ~ 141!!_ ti/....., ,........ Ba s Co. M ~ by. ~ aJJ (7 4~ ()4. 4. nJ v • 11/09.187 UNLESS YOU TAI<( tht w ill or tltttt, or -· ,...,.: ._.., .......,. fV t, •rlA _.,.. JOU ,..,.n .. nt Jtotl> p ·,# US al J 2 3' "')j T ru:Uul' SMVIC a. HO PUBLIC NOTICE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR both of: Hl!Ll!N M . 10«IO Valley \i1ew tmtt. ..., "-....,.... ~.. '"' r ~ '.I'. a we M.icAr1~1ur •11 0. Nl'"'1"011 ---------PflOPERTY IT MAY 8E SOLO BENSLER AKA H EL EN ~. CA IOl»0011. ·u --L fa '---JL th ·-J ··-by ~' Ot1;1cl1. CA 0.'GGO Flctltlout Dusl nt u AT A PU&LIC SAU tr YOU MCLELLAN BENSLER T~-~: (114) 210-WI lrla .I(( armngements T J<11' /() nanag isproc~ ma.iJ.. St••vr't r rc.t LLC (CA) Namt Statement NEED All EXPLANATION OF A PETITION ha1 *4. a-. sail wll bt 4 ioo M.1 cArthur Otvd · Tiit lollowlng p1raon11110 THE NATURE OF nif PAO b f 1& .. b rrnNEST INlde. but wftllout ~OWNnt Tr hou/d I . /:,wl • '----__ // __ J wiU L _ than *310 N~wl-;.;ll Ooach, CA doing buj1nen u · Olvor• CEEOINC AGAINST YOU YOU J;~n!PHBEN~L!R JR "' Wlln'Mty, ~ or 'J you J f){lvt airy J"'''Jtr qumiotis) PICllSC Ul.U us anu wt CK morr ri.?CCO S•ly. 10185 Holburn Or., SHOULD CONTACT A LAWV£R ri C ' t' lmplld, regarding tide. '-J ' r'--J L .L • bus · lt 19 butincist Is con Huntington Duell. CA 3045 JEffREY ORM COSTA in tha Supt or oun o ~ Of encum-g1aa to 1tJ$lJt)'Oll U OOU "4.CK myour ntw 111.t:S:SJ ouc:to<J l>y a t 1m11od l.t 92640 MESA CA 92626 (If i ftMI C ellfomia, County of tnncea, tOt the.J:J: o1 ' ~~~~r.; CYOO\I 1111'111d dOlng Sholly JHn Petor•. 10185 l(ldrest °'common d ion• Ot•l'!l1•,;. PETITIO ... rt ~,!'-_ ..... ~J Da' I) Pilot • I lolburn Or , Hun1rng1on Don of PfOOtftY IS SllO'llln l l>OW TH,. ,... ---.... , _, .._. ""' ' Oeac11, CA 92&46 no WIWlll'lfY ii o~n a to Ill quHtl thet ERNEST null lndudlng the feea, SELL Th1i butintu 11 con-comi>ltltllllt or eo1r"'11A) JOS!PH BENSLER. JR. ctwou .,.. ~ ol Tiit btntrtClafY under s.w 0..d b• eppolnttd at ptteon-the 'Thi--. The trusaM RENT of Tn.ttl by rjaon ot • bfH Cfl al tepre1tntatlvt to i...w u6d Died d Trust your used vch1CIL' Of deftull 111 1111 OOt1Q1UOn1 edminltttt 1h• Ht•t• o f caUMd • Notb d Defd throuoh Cl:!S' 11 ~d MCIHtd 1711ftCIV. ntrttololt the decedent. and l9ecUorl to Sel to bt N I Wl'OllT ut> r. I ( 6 42-5678 lhrouoh classified UtQltfd ltlf ltMt•O lo Iha THE PETITION , .. rtCOfded In the councy_. .... ___________ \_ ... __ ._/\_._. ~-<.-•s_T_/\_M_H_s .. ·/\ _______________ ... . , • Newport Beach/Cotca Mesa Daily Pilot Index ~ Policy II , .... ,.u .... ",. II .......... Rutl'i. u11d dea dliJ w, urt' -.ubjt1·1 tu t·hangt--..11h o u1 notil'e. Thr publii.htr rtltt'l'\l''t tht' rigl11 10 1't'n1;or, nocla~:.ify. re\ iSt' or l'f'jt'rl u11v rlm.,ifird ud\t•rti1>1·m1•111. Pl1•u"' l'f'port Oil\' l'rTor 1hu1 may bt- in )·our d oi.o,ifit•d ud imm1•dil11t•ly Tltl' D uilv Pilt>I u<·1·rpt1> 110 • liabilitv for llll\' trror 1111111 uJH·rti.,1•111rn1 f'i1r whit'h it mnv bl' m r1l ra •t .. IH4 ,._H,. ...... ," • l ' re .. pu11~ibl1· t'"<rl'pl for llw 1·11-.1 of thl· '_PIU'I' a1·111111ly ocrnpwd b,• II c:J ...,... .... ii By Fax (714) 631·659i (l'lf'•-1' 111rf11<if \our 11u111• •1111 plHNM' 11111111 .. r .iul ••II l'ffll \IHI 1 .... 1. • 11h a 11.-ltt 'I'"~' I ByPbone (714) 642-5678 By MaMn Penom 330 Wr1>t Ba\' rr1•r1 Co,ru ~fr .. o. C:A 92027 \1 \, "1"'" Bh ol a. 0..1 ..,, lloun dw error. Cr1•tli1 n 111 rn 1ly bf· ulfowt>d fu r tlw fir,,1 i11benio11 . ---Deadllnes SERVICE DIRECTORY -For A.II Your Home and Business Needs -............................ T1·l1·vh11111· 8:30urn-.5·00pin \l1•1<lll1-h1<l•1 W11lk-l11 8:30um-.):00pn:i \lo.MJa1-~n1!.1 Monday ............ F'riday S:OOpm Thursday .. ~ednesday S:OOpm Tuesday ......... Monday 5:00pm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm Wednesday .... Tuesday S:OOpm Saturday .......... .Friday S:OOpm l..tl eo,ooo "--bct1 Watt,.. w.e1i <•..ti. llllnJ • W U.. • M2-NJ8 dl2 IOU&I. -0 "'0 1!TUIOIT Y Alt ru l 1111111 afvtrtlalt!t In lhil MWl.JllNI la Ml~'l IO lht Fed· 11'11 fair H1nla9 Act ol 11U 11 .....,.. •lcJI lllHn II llltgal II MWlfllH "1111 pttt111nct, Umllllltn 11 •11crlmlu tlon NII• .. nee, ~olo~ rtllglon, na, ll••tca,, tamlllal &&11u1 or ....... qlll, Of 111111 .. nUon IO llllU MY auu 1)11'1111tn'1, llml· lallttt., •lwtllli111tl1n." Tllla • 1iwa;a;.1 win noT Utwtllfl• ICCl !'I lllJ tdltftlH· rMlll lor IHI Ull1* wfllcll 11 In wlllallttt ol 1111 lfw. OW t11dt11 n Hrl'J t11w111e• lhl all tlftlllata M ftl11Hd In l~lt ....,.,., ........ " ..... ........ ....,Nll&.1il c1111- .... II...,., ...... Clll HUD ....... 1·•·4'·1$1G.,. ............. oc .... ,.. ... ull KUO II 411.3500. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE MOBILE HOMES NEWPORT 1100 BEACH BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES 6010 OFFICE 2669 OPPORTUNITY 5530 553 0 553 0 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FURN ITURE & iiiii~~~~ii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 904 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii EQUIPMENT 604 7 OPEN HOUSE Unique 1 bdrm 1 ba liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii B o a t R • n t a I B a n t a M o n I o a Telemarkete r• Sat. June 14, 11-4PM w/lott condo 1tyle apt. Avoid Bankruptcy Management postilion Seafood Now hiring: Work At Home Newport Terrace 11119 Vaulted celtlng1, llght Debt Consolldallon. Seeking reaponslble Seafood Con1u1tant1/ Earn up to $700/wkty 824 W. 15th, N.B. 3Br. & airy walk through Stop collectlon calla. a e lf•1tarter. Fringe Cu1tomer Service for H lllng a long distance 1990 Goldenwest For kitchen, large walk-In Cul monthly payment benefit•. Call John our new location In 1ervlce over the Lesa Than $850 Per clo1et, dl1hwa1her. to 50%. Ellmlnate ~8.-7~3-.,..,7,.,..2,__,0o~.,,.,.,"""""--C.M., 154 E. 171h St. phone. Paid training. Month. All Age/Pet p riva te extra large finan ce c h argu. BOOKKEEPING Wiii train on seafood Call 800·842-1400 Top Dollar Paid! From 1800·1960. 1 pc to entire estate .. Paintings, c h ina, glsware. furn, e tc. 40Yr NB Res 873·8223 Professional Llght·Box Bretford Accullght Model 6000, S 150.00 Flat Ille for an or blue· prints 7·drawer. Xlnt cond. $200. 752·2827 P ark CI• ra ben patio from llvlng room, Fast approval! Bookkeeper 4ohrs/wk. knowledge, mu1t have TELEMARKETINQ ----------1 Home• 800·1883 addltlonal patio off of 800 0 f c c u1 to mer 1ervlc• bdrm w/outslde ator·i=-1....,· ,.,.--·-2,,,,7_0_·.,..8_o..,,..,..4...., R11t exp pre . omputor experience. Contact: O.C. Flremans Assoc. APPLIANCES 6011 _P_E_T_S_& _____ _ age apaee. Vertlcal Greeting Card Dl•t & W/P •kllla. 675"3474 E z e q u 1e1 Ro 0 ha. l;iave fun making $ $ $ BMW 9030 '9 5 3181 Conv. red/ tan, a uto, 21 k ml., new tags, tact war. $25,900. 646-4038. 1990 BMW 3251 4-Dr, 5-spd. Bronze/ Tan Leather Interior. Looks & Runs GreaU Lo aded. ABS. Driver Air Bag. New brakes, timing belt, battery & tires. $8,900. OBO HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT b II n d s In e I u de d 59yr old eo. $21</Wk Can't Find Work? Apply In perso n: s101 hr Jay 537-7029 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ANIMALS throughout, 1kyllght In pot'I. Acct• provided You can't be looklng 1700 North Main St. Tr•v•I Ass is tant Kenmore Washor & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l---------llvlng room, uniq ue lnvHt. 800-488-2377. too hardl WANTED 15 In Orange. 714·921· Entry level poslllon Dryer. Excellent Condi Long H•lr male Sable 633-6870 or 452·1686 604 9 BALBOA PENINSULA 2107 Prestlgloua 3bd, 2ba, bathroom/ vanity/ H.B . RESTAURANT people to fill various 2832 Ext. 258 FT, no exp necessary. $65.each 721-0575 Br 0 w n k I 11 • n . dre11lng areal Neutral FOR &ALI! 123 23rd positions from ware-Secretary Great travel benefits. Intelligent, playful and liiiiii~iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii carpet throughout! St. 1000 1t. Sale Term house to manage-Call 714·993·8747 ---------1 s ociable. 4mos old. '89 Park Aveun u • Carport •tall to ac-Neg. Rental $1300/ ment. No experience I FURNITURE 6014 714-854·3240 needs engine work. commodate 1 vehicle month. 213-262-3069 nece11ary. Call Now, Admlnlstrat Ve n e w transmission Included. Very bright -------.. Brent (714)891·5784. Secretary EMPLOYMENT S600. or best otter. and open llvlng a real ACCfll'CRf.Dn'CAROO/ Caregiver Looking tor SERVICES 5533 Belllnl Red & white SPORTING 900-350-4048 Call no On't 1a1tl baby bed. Excellent w, w right peraon 10 care '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii c ond. 5300. 549.7953 GOODS 6065 195 CENTURY $1470. 780·0031 ATMCAROO for elderly lady In N.B. Publlcly held Orange, • 9035 BUICK Upalde down house. I••••••••• Ltg rm1, mini ocean Free room & board County equipment •-••••• -,k-.-.--s-l•_•_P_•_r_a_o-fa-1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Auto, AJC. P/S. P/W, • flt£EEQUIPMEHTUS! + 51 OOO /mo . Call leaslng c o. need1 PleaH be aware that Fall colors. 2 mot. Welghtllttlng P/Locks, P/Seat, ABS. • ~iion1mAL-Richard 503-233•1060 efficient Individual to the ll1tlngs In this cat-old. 5200_ 650.8703_ Equipme nt fa ctory Cassette, CrulH , Tiit view. $3700/mo/yrly. Call Agt 973·3800 MISCELIANEOUS RENTALS FOflYOUlli! or 916-983-4740 aupport regional Sates e9ory may require you ---------i Direct. Huge aavlngs 111528409 $8,090 M£JlCHAHT and Finance Depts. to call a 900 number lt•ll•n Bl•ck L•quer on home gyms , Smith ORANGE COAST • llEPS NUDEo POil Computer Soft/Hard-Varied duties Include In which there I• a 8 bd t DI .,.., .. _ .... ,.....,... C " ·PC queen rm se · workout centera, leg BU l CK ·~~'VI"""""""' ware Sale• o . seek• typing of lea1e ehargeper mlnute. Includes e ntertain· presses, much more. CAllOIATMTERMINALS Exp'd Telemarketers. document1, aalea pro-ment armolre. Gym quali ty. U.S. 714-44ai.5200 2122 CAJJ.fOllD!fAIU Fax Rea: 71 ... 221-8980 poaal1, photocopylng,1---------Cherry Klngslze 18th made. Free color bro-i~iiiiii!iii~iiiiiiiiii ROOMS 2706 ~~SYSnMS DELIVERY DRIVER& occH1lonal reception-EMPLOYMENT century po1ter b•d· chure. Performancer--------- CORONA DEL MAR 888-&57-2341 Have fun while earning lat relief and fax com· WANTED 5535 room set B·pC. Bolh 3-Fltne11 800-985·0510. CADILLAC 9040 l!xecutlve Twnh•• up to $12/hr. Call Joe munlcatlon 1 whll• months new $1700/ea 1900s.f. 2bd/2.5ba, CDM Furn beautiful rm, 537-3347 1-4pm/5·9pm working In a fHt· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OBO 310·430-2575 ••••••••• fam rm, 2-car gar. ocean view, private paced environment. Beautlful volump· S1950mo. 875·8045 entrance, avall lm med.I••••••••• FLOWER &ALES Loan Prooea•lng tous wom•n to take ---------1 TRANSPORTATION GENERAL 1002 $550. 714-84 ... 0624 ANNOUNCEMENTS Outgoing, energetic, l!xperlenoe • pluel care of older ma n, MERCHANDISE expe rie nced only. Organization & atten· caregiver good cook MISC 6015 '78 C•dlllao SevUI• V-8, Auto, 4·1pd, ac . lthr Int., lull pwr, $4,000 074-2351 90 Aor•• 529,000. 32 COSTA MESA 2124 VACATION ~":oryE~~~~~~t.T~~~ tton to deta il 11 r 8 f1 . c h r 11 t1 n e • .... n t I a I. Pot It Ion <:::> 714-949°3735 <:::> I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill cs;"iAitt;L-;B;;OMATT:cS--?~On;-:;14 acrea-S25,000. lnven-E'S 28 1 B H RENTALS 27221---------646-7899 a11lat1 25 +people '08 Cr•ft•m•n Oas tory reduction aale re-r • ou•• 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOST & ""H""o-u-.-.-o"""l""•_•_n_•_r_•-=-t--=P::T eager to have every· Mowe r Model o 17 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii qulre1 mortgagH to Large private front & 11 DOMESTICS 5 5 40 slHh prices on valu-back yards. No pets. CDM 2bd, 2ba, all FOUND 2925 Avallable Saturdays! thing done yHlerdayl 5 .0 HP $200.00 '92 Columbl• able aerHge 35 mllH $1 100/mo. 721-4706 amen. 1 OOft to '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Exp'd pref'd . M/F Ideal candidate mu1t 7 14·7 21-4009 Chall enger 24' w/ north of.McCall Idaho. Summer Rental beachea. 215 Polnsettla.11 Engllah apeaklng, own be proficient In MS *HOUSEMAN* mooring. Ne w port T d I bd 2 f Lr A 11 to g..1 52250/mo l'ound, male Shepard tran1. 714-545-7350 Word 8.0 and MS ,.. Years Exp. Clean & •Queen Sz Bed cus· H r b r . S 1 2 , 7 5 o . remen OUI SIV ngl 3 • ba. 1 625s. ' g YI ' ' mix. Blaek/tan, hal a Excel Min 80 wpm "' tom lirm newly Uphol· 818 99• 4212 th 20 b If 11 875-7781 Immediate · · · maintain large homes. ' • v • ~~1: .. erwaa •;~9.~~~ ~~~~!ped.•~t ~o/, c1°1 :•~· no la g a . Opening• P(j~•:,•1 ~.;~•5u~HNt~ Outdoor duties, car ~~:~~~le~!~~.~~~ -2-4.-S-al-lb_o_a_t _M_a_h_o_g_a_n_y/ '78 Sevlll• 2nd owne r, xlnt cond, rebuilt eng. New trans. cus tom wire whls, $2950/obo. Need to ••Ill 808•0277 •ea, C•dlll•c Eldo V-8, Auto, A/C, Llhr Inferior, Full Power. $2 ,!500 974-23!51 now S29,000. New 73/5!5 twys. Furn or NT O v c-rv ne 8 Av;':•;: For career oriented phone calla please. eare, pet care, driving, wllh grill J enn·Alre Teak, dies et, auto road aeee11. under· unfurn'd . 846-0232 RE ALS T Dr. 4 • 4 people at Jo•• l!ber cooking, serving. Xlnl Drop-In Stalnless Sii pllot, Icebox. head. 2 1--------- ground utllltlH , ad-SHARE 2724 Loat Pltbull, brown/ S•lon, Co•t• M••• BH/NB NB refs. 653·3850 5600 obo 2 .sulte r boats must ae lll CHEVROLET 9045 Joining nat'I loreat. NEWPORT white. "Butc h" hat •Asslatants• PO Box 2392 Sa.nta E•p 'd CHA & HHA French blk lthr brnd _s_5_000_1_o_bo_._5_8_1_-5_94_7_. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hplle approval and N B E tbl ft tag1. Vic of lrvlne/17th ~R~c•r,tlonlata• Ana, CA 92707-0392 1e•k 1 c a re g 1 v e r new-Fathers Day Gift Lido 14 w/traller. '95 Astro Van ns···w•o'nurv.•r.Ya· Bln··i.h~.-BEACH 2169 Avl • 1·11. ··c1o~e to ! .. ~·776'! ·orw64·2·r55d90l I •• s:u:h ~:.::;f.'!a STUDENTS WANTED poaltlon with elderly $275 obo. Bedding/ $800/obo. 788-41731. V6, Loaded, Uk• New I P ....,.,.. • woman. Call 645-6444 quilts-kg sz 722·755& (200588/SB205266) alate. Financing avall-beach/ahopp ng. oot, 1_________ 1st Floor FT/PT Wiii Train Earn s 17 ,405 able. Call now and Beautiful 3bd 2ba Hcurity. $450+ 1/3 Loat 1mall female blue -K""E,..N,_N.,..,E"'"L-S"'"t_e_a...,.d_y_W,..o-r"""k-er S whlle having funll S •f• Bank quallty. MARINE SLIPS Toyol• of aave tho usand a ... TWnhH. NB/EattbluH. utll. 780-0008 SlamH• cat w/whlte 25135 hr/Wk Start SShr Call Ricky 537-7211 I••••••••• 5'x2.5'x2.5'. 4 number Huntington B••ch 800-607·5263 ext.1090 New kit, floors, patios, NB 1Br 18a AcroH paw1 on June 8. Vic-Merit Increases. aome MERCHANDISE combination. You DOC~S 7 0 22 7 14-847·8555 anytime. Limited time greenbelt, no pets. from Behl n/1, prof'I. Tua tin Ave/20th St. Holidays. 557-6063 1-----------i m u s t tr an 1 P 0 r t. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii offer. BXO Property. s17so. LH 494-0880 Avl July 1, $450.+ 1/4 Hu Tags, an1wera to ~-.--;....,..-....,...--=--~·.---------. 7 9 0 -0709 35tt Sllp Balboa CovH 1---------or (888) 2oe-7290.pgr utls. 515·0!524 B•toux 850-0951 MR•oh•1nclo, for Bo1 at IR·HOml s 22s .mo. 755.3100 CHRYSLER 9050 --------•I BI u f la• 4 b r 3 b a • enta o. to serv ce iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii~iii NB 1Br w/bath Avl 7/161________ 1everal toc a tlon1. S I •"'I ANTIQUES 6 010 COLLECTIBLES day, 650-4104 eves. Attention ;~~.unl~;~ca;~~ofC: $329+1/3 Utl. CIOH HEALTH' Ca11 John673-7200 I lat" osers iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6017 Dock. Xlnt Location. '03 l..eBaron Conv Home Owners Avt Aug.1. 458·5232 to beh. Poot • smk ok. FITNESS 3000 Modlc•I A .. t. PT New innovative quality Help alngte mom of she iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (very ••cure), water/ ~ou~~s. P1~11~/wcaa~: & Male pref'd. 845-4899 Back Office. 20hrs per home Improvement not get •"lcted sale. eleet. 973.7977 I Xt I Newport Creet 2 bd, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii k B NB I t I nttu4 f sh aJ'ty • HAWAIIAN STYLE cust wh s. ra c ean. A E A t II 2ba, 2 er gar, wlk to NB M/F to 1hare W/11 w · uay n erna 111 uvUct. re QU I Everything from house Lido I ale Sllp 18'wlde (101 180/PF678988) • • gen I bch. Tennis, pool, Jae. young prof up1cale lg Dead Dr.'• Don't LI• Medlclne/Endocrlnol· leadsprovkled. and garage, antiques BAMBOO PICTURE up to 65' boat. Asking s10,995 Showe••• tho•• 2bd, nr bch, w/d, gar **•50% OFF*** o gy. Salary DOE. Co 1-1o Sal & misc. 873-6648 FRAMES. Custom $1 5/rt. 075·7518 To)fo ta of apeelal propartlH In s1450. 41 5-638-2528 pkg $700 011 &31-4978 77 conoldal Mlnersl• 282·1148 .... __ m_m_~ __ n __ es_. -• ..,,,...-....,..,,.,,---,---,,.---made to flt your alz.e. our Homes of the I I "' Sao rlfloe l Duncan Call forlnfo 218·4063 P r ime Newport Huntington Beach Week & Open Home Newport Co•at 303.51 Toz., WONatu,rab NB Law Office aeek1 •Mlli.U Ph Y f e D /R Set • H•rbor Sllp In Trade 7 14-84 7-8555 Gulde publl•h•d Beautiful & Excluslve rea aa •· ur cu Receptionist Sheraton Dress er, 111111'11T.,, 'llTl"llH! for ocaHlonal boat·---------APARTMENTS 2 +2 Condo, brand prlce ... Only '11•99 8:30am·5:30pm bed, mining la mp, ,.,n-•1 ~v.w use by local buslne11'-~~~~ ::tt~::v.~ ~~: FOR RENT new. Gate guarded. Toll Fr• eaa.217•1937 M 0 ndaY ·F r 1 d a Y: clock, lltho graphs, • UT 8025 man. 30·50ft power-DODGE 9065 an effective and Pool/1pa/gym/tenn. Diabetic• Save money BHIC computer •kllla cyratal. All must go.1 .. ••••••••I boat pref'd. 631-6864liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnexpenalve way to S545+Utls . 245-7335 on 1uppllH . Med icare required. 973•7410 Beat Offer! 733-99861• '92 Explore r reach homebuyersl pay1 If you use lnsu-Plumber, llcen1ed 4X4 One owner. Xlt Call our Claaalfled COSTA MESA 2624 GARAG~l! lln, we blll for you. local plumber •Hklng Leasher. Etc. Loaded Department Todayll ~ Mention ASCA02. Call Exp'd Journeyman. AUTOMOBILES (E06998) 642·5678 1575• a Up. 1_2 Br FOR RENT 2740 1.aoe>-748·1882 ::.11y1nfo an~1 ~~~~ rJ",::r0~~~=Jo A1k about our Cottages. Move -In Qet In Sh•P• Nowt •365-8750• current 1peclal1I Speclal. Near Beach. Deluxe atorage, 20X3&, Peraonal ln1tructlon. Reoept NB Law Office BMW 9030 714-548·2421 paneled, wired for Home, Office or Gym. FT, phonH , Ille comp. '04 Viper Ro•dste r -Mafor Natlonal Lender hat 2. 3 & 4 BR homH. 6 1ngle and Multlaecllon. Bank Repo1. easy qualltylng & transfer of pay- ment• term1 negot. or make caah offer. Call alarm, up 10 .-.cars, Scott 714-723-088& front ofc manner & Bla ck Beauty Only 28D APT enclo .. d COM. S400 .• 780.6026 1tyle, $8.hr 760-1400 ,80 3251c Whit• conv, 17K milea. Loaded, gar. yard. Off Harbor Reoept·FT blk top, fully loaded, A/C , Etc. Fla wlHs and 191h· Me-&541 ••••••••• Re1ponslble , detail new tlras/1op. 20k on <102012> 545·990 L•nd Rove r Furn'd Cozy Studio PERSONALS oriented & friendly for new eng. Must H iii Missio n VleJo Nr Ttlangle Sq. Avl COMMERCIAL bu1y mortgage co. Sl0,500. 548-c6683. *365-8750* Now. $595. Ut11 pd. REAL ESTATE Phn1/mulllpte dutlH . ,90 3251c Red Conv.1--.....,...-=~~~- No Peta. 64&-53301 .......... ---------Fax rH : 723-4798 Loaded ! All pwr, 5spd CLASSIFIED I .. t 1·800.881-4825 elC1.911 - -------: : :-:. : : : 5 ... -:.: ~ =~ --· ·-- Balbo9 Newport RMl\y, lno. YEARLY RENTALS 18R, 8alboe 18R,ColtlMna Stuclo Apt. Bllboe $550 723..WM ' CORONA f DEL MAR 1022 ' ----~---- NEWPORT BEACH 11 SEEKING ReoepUonlet/Counter a larm, ed. alloy whit, It'• the solution you're EN 04 FT p honH perform It air bag1, '79K. Low Harchlng for • wheth· 2669 APARTMENTS2750 WOM 30 clerlcal/admln work. Bluebook Must Selll er you're seeking • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Must be responalble $14,000/flrm 673-4282 home. an apartment, iiiiiiiiiiiii[ii~~iiiiii H d•ome attorneu bright & friendly. NB • new occupation or Pride E 'sld • C.M. an .. • '04 7401 Blk/b lk. • en a stray pet •1BR S725• I !Sb h Seek• very attractive For an Interview eaJI: Like new. 16" chrom•t--v ______ . -- 28A 2U 1831 nelghl 3br 2· • H allm wht female 2&-3'4 H • I Q H T • h I h Buy It. Sell It. Find It. D/W Incl. 80x30 pool. + (3) 2BR unite I f d ti • 3•0-A"'47 MOTORSPORTS w e e a, ear p one Cl•aslfled. No pelt. Carport. $434,900. Agt 570-8283 or 8 ng. "' ... .,. 831·7391 S32,900. 942-8230 Vl•ta Del M••• 1 _________ 1---------Sample aewer and •545-4855• BUSINESS SCHOOLS• cutter, 2 Part-ttme, lunny Veraallles INSTIUCTION 3012 poeltlona. Mu1t have atudlo OrH I locatlon PROPERTY 2787 experience. &73-59!59 at top of Superlorl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLASSllfll!D Garage, laundry, pool, Medloal/Dont•I PATIENT TUTOR 11'• the reeource you tennle, gated Hcurlty O t fl o • H . 8 • No • Math • (Arithmetic can count on to aell a bldg. S780. 631-8097 money down. Furn thru Calculus) myriad of merchan- Rooms, apartments, homH Claulfled can aatlafy your n eg . 1300a.f. NT. •Statlltk:a •Chemll1ry dlH Items, becauH Prine only. 71S0-0898. e Phv-tca • Term Paper• our columns compel BUSINESS• FINANCE • Reading • THI Prep quallfled buyer• to (CBEST, ORE, SAT) calll Study Skllla. For fr .. 842-8878 Informa tion c•ll: --------- Jim Madia M7•MATH EMPLOYMENT 5530 --------- EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 5530 5530 Results! ,,..,,, Cl ossified Adrertisi•1 housing needs. Nlo• OUftl••. Walk to ----------bHCh & •hopping. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY TUTORINQ CNdentla~ TMOMr Moat SubJecta-ESL. Math·Read·Speclal Ed Remediation 844·0325 "~wilh the Daily Pilot ii &be bat dee ieiM I oould b..e ewr a.dte.Thcraum Wiii inal'llliMd (I hnie na:iwd more AW-omc dma I By owner. A1klng 1420,000 844-9119 NEWPORT • BUCH 1089 Lido lalo Cott .. • -.....ru,e., AMett.ft 142 Via Undl,,. A.udlon JUM 2t, 3 PM Open HOUHe 1/7, 1/1, 1 /14 Noon-4 PI M. 3 M , 1.S IA .. rad• looa tlon, •t•P• to bMOh. Cel ror adcft'I Info. Coulter a Meoo • • ..... 77'7 • ·~· \ On the move? Sell your extra household Items In Classlfled 2904 ----- SS PAYPHON•S SI l 150K yrly pot'I q_reat locatlon• avall Cant 1 •8()().8()().3470 .... 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' Q MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1997 TODAY'S CRoSSwoRD PUZZLE ACROSS t McEnttre ol oountry music 5 Compute1-1mage bit to Ha11style 14 Assert 15 lih 16 One ol lne lldes 17 Voll 1nsu11s 18 Shelved tor oow 19 CabbaQel1ke vego1a&1e 20 Phase 22 Circled lhe sun 24 Scare away a tty 26 Pilcher Nolan - 27 like maior purchases 31 Take as one·s own 35 Seit 36 Gallup piocluct 37 Large eyed monkey 38 Glt0ed 40 Beer 43 Not onan seen 44 up st1ong1hened '46 Gossip-column lldbil 4tl Wceld1ng Jnnouncemont word 49 Damp 50 Pina extras 52 Aetax 54 Greek goddess 55 Scope 58 Free·lo<-1Hs 62 -l&llO syne 63 KingcJOm 66 Neutral colof 87 Tennts pit Nastase 68 Wnler Dillard 69 Shm 70 Gulde 7t Walkod in water 72 Footwear DOWN 1 Prince ol lndla 2 Nights before 3 Electronic rem1n<Hlr 4 Cullen's -5 1984 Goldie Hawn movie 6 W11ter Fleming 7 Roman dozen 8 Accompany 9 SusptCIOUS 10 Meaner 11 -moss 12 Wide valley 13 Newspapar columnists' page 21 Dip companion 23 Idol 25 Sooner St 27 Defeats FORD 9075 FORD PREVIOUS PUZZl..f SOLVED 28 tee house 29 Leaving 30 Basketball star Baylor 32 Muscat native 33 Thick soup 34 Shade givers 39 Corrupted 4t Engrave 42 Changed the length ot 45 --1n·the·wool 47 The - the merner 50 Goddess ot Wisdom 51 Anend'ants 53 S1ppets aid 55 -out help 56 Reign 57 D11ector Kazan 59 Repeating sound 60 -Iha Red 61 Submerged 64 Plus 65 Stretch the truth 9075 FORD 9075 '85 THUNDERBIRD '88 ESCORT '91 Explorer v.e. NC. Full Powor, 5 spd, am/fm cass "Eddie Bauer" 4x4, AM/FM Stereo. Tinted ( 2 O 0 5 1 2 /3 5 8 5 S 9) (vln # UD 18085) Glass. S2.500. Please $5495 $9988 Cttll 7 14-63S·0409. Toyota of Beach Motor• '87 FORD VAN Conv Huntington Beac h 842-8866 v-s. A!T, PJS. NC. __ 7_1_4_·_8_4_7_·_8_5_5_5_ 88' T e mpo, 4-door, Low m1. Orig. Owner. 199 TEMPO GL pwr tocks/w indows, S4 ,500 720· 1722 Auto, A/C, P/locks, cass, cc, runs great. On the move? Sell your extra household items in Classified PIS. Cass. Till. Alloys 51995. 844-8758 Nt28147 $3,999 90' Mustang LX ORANGE COAST conv. 5.o. White. Fully loadodl 77K J E E P 57000.obo S50-3333 714-549-8023 ·ey CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TAHNAH HIRSCH Nc~pon 8C11Ch1Cotta Mesa Daily Pilot HONDA 9085 LEXUS 9115 MERCURY 9135 ROW ROYCE 9182 '88 Aooord LX O·Spd, A/C, P/S, CrulH, TIU, AM/FM (101289/065805) '92 Lexua SC400 •79 Grand Marqula CP• BHt dHI of the 39k orig ml. 4dr. yearl (vlnl38FP872) S3995/obo. &40oe070 77' Sltver 8hedow 11. 15th Anlnverarv Model. eeK m l, $20,000.obo 345-0104 ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BR.I.OGE QUlZ $7990 Toyot• of Huntington Be•ch S18,897 Be•oh Motor• 842·0080 '94COUGAR Full Power Loaded TOYOTA 9210 Q, t • N South, vulnerable, you hold: • KJ6 l::'Q 1096•U o K92 •6 Partner opens the bidding with three no trump, ahowing 25-27 point.II. What do you bid now? A -It i1 simply a queation of how many heart.a t.o bid. We wouJd opt for six hearta. That does not give up on a grand slam. If partner is look- ing at four aces, the king of trumps and som e other values, North has good reaaon to bid on. Q. 2 • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •K QA984•AK1073 •A62 The bidding has proceeded: sot.rm WEST NORTH EAST 10 2• 26 Paee ? Whal do you bid now? A · Your hand is all prime, but there is the dan~er or a misfit. Nevertheless, a reverse bid ofthree hearts describes the strength and length of your red suits accurately, and the king or spades is a m~t useful filler should partner persist with spades. Q. 3 • Both vuln<'rahlc, as South you hold: •AQJ 63 QK 7 OQ543 •Q 5 The bidding hns proceeded: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST 1• Pue 16 Pass 3• Pua 30 PMS 36 Pan ? What do you bid now? A -There is a very important card in your hand which partner knows nothing about, end it is your obliga· tion t.o disclose possession of it. That card is the queen of clubs. Show it by bidding four clubs now. Q. 4 • Both vulnerable, as South you hold: •KS QQJ 2 0 K107432 0 K6 Partner opens the bidding with one diamond. What do you respond? A. It depends on partnership GEO 9080 GEO agreement.a. Even If a jump t.o three 1..,...,,....,......7"="'"1...,4-8---,4,,,.7.,.,.a,.....s_5_5~ cfjamonda i1 forcing in your met.h· '88 Clvlo DX, 4-dr S- '92 a.exue SC400 Moonrool & More iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jade, lull option. #63t369 18,999 Razor aherp. cert111.a. ORANGE COAST '91 COROLA oda, we would eachew it in ravor o( 1pd, am/fm cass, ae, 8 forcinoJ·ump t.o two no trump. t44K ml, good condl #OOt2oe $27,977 p OH TI AC SRS COUPE '94 Lexus GS300 ~ $3500. 650-8841 Playing inverted minor~uit ~. Black/Ivory. Full •Pee 714 A4A5200 5·Spd, AJC. P/9, Ca only 23k. Certified. ... ... •e1te, Tiit. Alloy1 _.,__ d · · bl 1r '90 Accord LX, 4-dr two wmnon s 11 qwte accepta e. Sedan, 5 .. pd, am/fm #067344 128,277 1457332 14,999 a jump t.o three diamonds ia a limit. case, ac, orig owner, raise, the only bid that even merit.a 5 7 K m I. s 8 9 o o . •94 Lexua os300 _S_S_AN---9-1-5-0 ORANGE COAST Blacl(Jlvory. Full op-NI J E E p consideration other than two no 644·8258 Lv Msg. trump la a fancy one heart. •93 Accord LX llon. Chromes. Certl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fled. ,92 Pethflnder Black _ _:...7...:..14.,,.,,·_5_4_9~·8-=0-=2~3::--~060284 s27 ,877 2-whl drlvo, 64K ml, 5-'95 Tercel SON Auto, lmmael Q. 5 ·Both vul11erable, as South (vlnt3CUK404) you hold: $10,997 95 Lexua SC300 spd, ac, tow pkg. cd, Auto, lmmac, hurryl Black/Ivory. Full op· $t2 500.obo 427·1828 (vln#0004203) $8944 Beach Motor• tlon. Certified. 31k --·-------Beach Motora • J 10 8 ~A 7 65 O K Q J • 7 6 2 842·8088 #029209 $35,977 '92 Sentra 842·8880 '98 Lexua SC300 Auto, ac White, only 8k, SAVE (200589/7t0363) Tho bidding has proceeded: NORTH EAST soum WEST 10 f'aN I Q .p ... 16 P ... ? What do you bid now? A ·This problem is awkward • because oft.he fact that most play t.hat a jump t.o three diamonds, or ISUZU 9100 '92 TROOPER Auto, VS, AC (200439/903924) $17,495 Toyota of Huntington Beech 714·847·8555 HUGE. Certified. $8995 1036182 $37,777 Toyota of ·Lexua· Huntington Beach Mlaalon Vlelo 847·8555 '84 VW Bug 1·800·809·5398 New engine, need• -,9-4-L-e_x_u_a_E_S-3-0-0--1 '95 Altlma GXE Sdn ~g.b4~~~k. $500 obo 1·ownr. low ml, lthr, Lo ml. Perteet. lmmacl __;....;.. ___ _,...-=--- Mori. Champagne. (Vln#3MMP54.0) '89 Bala Bug 6 22 $ 11 ,988 $400/0bO. $21,500. 46• 26 Beach Motors 574·2850 VOLKSWAGEN 9235 the fourth-1mlt bid of two clubs, now l--------- is game-forcing. A.'i a result, you JEEP 9 l 10 MAZDA 9125 842·8868 '70 vw Bug Blue, new have lo chOO!le hf'twl!<!n lhe under- bid oflwo diamonds. or two no trump without a stopper in I.he unbid suit We feel thol the lesser or evils is the underbid of two dia- monds. Q. 8 ·East-West vulnerable. as South you hold: •AJ872 OQ987 0 53 •AQ The bidding has proceeded: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 16 Pa111 20 Pus ? What do you bid now? A -If you arc tempted by your posi- tional double st.npper in dubs t.o bid two"" trump now, you have select- ed the second-best bid. Since four of a major, with a 4-4 fit, is a more desirable contract than three no trump, there's no reason why you should not bid two hearts now. Learn to be a better bridge player! Subscribe now to the Goren Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788-1225 for information. Or write to: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Bos 4410, Chicago, Jll.60680. 9080 GMC 9081 OLDSMOBILE 9155 motor, lires, brakes & battery. looks good. $2990. 888·1275 •94 Mazda Mlata '93 EAGLE a c , am If m c ass. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --------VIS ION TSI cruise, limited Edition '85 Cutlass Cierra MISC. AUTO 9245 VS, Leathr, A/C, P/S. with Hardtop 4 door. V6. auto, all iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii P/W, P/Locks, P/Soal, (101 t23/5t2549) pwr. $1300. 723·t504. $17,995 ABS, CD Player. Toyota of Cruise, Tiii, Alloys Huntington Beach #528409 $9,999 714·847·8555 ORANGE COAST --,9-7_P_r-ot_e_g_e_L_X_1 J E E P 7k ml. Many exlrasl 714·549·8023 (vln#3UAX267) $11,998 •WINDOW CLEANING• Beac h Motora FREE ESTIMATES 842•8888 845-0335 '94 KIA 192 Old• ea Royal• SEPHIA GS Sedan L oaded, I m m a c , h u r r y I 5 ·S pd , A /C, P /S, (vln#30GN638) P/W, AM/FM Slereo $8497 Cassette & Morel Beach Motors #210282 $8,999 842·8888 ORANGE COAST '93 Olds Ciera Sdn B U I C K Lo ml. It's porfectl 714 A44 5200 (vin#3CHF716) SS997. ___ ... _....,.....• .....,.....,,...,.,...- Beac h Motora Cars for S 10011 842·6688 Seized & sold locally MERCEDES 9130 9115 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LEXUS '84 500 SEC Red/blk ---------this month. Sport1. 4x4 ·s. Motorcycles. RV's, Boats, Comput· ers & more. Call toll 192 Lexua SC300 Xtnt cond. t 38k ml. PLYMOUTH 9165 White, certified, full $13,900. 631·0261. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii option. Loxus lease '87 190E SON return. Auto, sharp, hurry! #OOS694 $28,497 (vtn#3EHX992) $7944. '94 Lexus 05300 B••ch Motors White/Ivory. Certified. ___ &_4_2_·_8_8_8_8 __ Full option. Won't last. '98 MERCEDES C220 l410S8300 $28,731 Sliver/Grey Only '94 Lexua LS400 1 o,ooo local miles. Crystal quartz. Full Factory warranty. option. Certified. Don't Many extras Pristine mlss this one. (347573) $29,690 #204755 $33,977 Land Rover '96 NEON free 1 ·800-522·2730 Ext 2405 Auto, A/C, P/S, P/W, ---------P/locks, Cass. Cruise, AUTOS Tilt. Prior Rental. WANTED #68t354 $9,999 9246 ORANGE COAST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A C WANTED Good used P 0 N T I car, truck or van. 714·444·5200 Will pay cash • PP. 714·734·9233 '94 Lexus LS400 Ml I VI I ••on e o PONTIAC 9170 ANTIQUES •· Black/black. Full op-*3S5·8750* Q ::~~. 27k. Mint. CenJ-_6_4_'_2_3_0_S_L __ C_o_n_v. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLASS I CS 9 2 SO #196780 $34,977 Newly restored, new '92 Grand Am Sdn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '98 Lexu a ES300 Inter, lnclds Hard Top. Auto. xtras, lmmac! White/Ivory. Full op· $t7,500.obo 375-0104 (vin#JBJY997) $6688. lion. 17k, Certiriod. 91 '500 SEC Blk/Blk B e ac h Motor• N 166084 $28,977 Immaculate & Loaded. ___ 8_4_2_·6_8_8_8 __ ·Lexus· Cstm Signature Whls. '95 Grand Am OT. Mission VleJo $33,950. 283-1777 LM 2-dr. Fully Loaded '73 Maseratl Cilroon 37k ml. Restored lo all orlginal, $13,500. or tradel 996-5212 eves '95 GEO METRO LSI COUPE Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo. Prior rental. Super Gas Saverl #739703 $8,999 '95 GEO PRISM auto, ac (200550/028543) $11 ,995 Toyota of Huntington Beach 714-847·8555 '95 GMC YUKON V ·6 , A u I O , 4 X 4 Lottded. Sierra *736342 $24,999 ORANGE COAST GMC 714·444·5200 1·800·889·5398 w ith Alarm. Under Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the ClaHlfied Service Directory Chances are you will find what you need at the price you want to pay when you read Ctaatlfled 18K ml. $12,000. 714-645-9 t 53 '95 GRAND PRIX A u 1 o , A /C • P IS • P/Locks, Cassette, Can't seem to get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Claatlfled Service ORANGE COAST _M_E_E_T_ BU IC K 714.444.5200 someone speclal through classified The Community Market Place. Classified 642·5878 help you find reliable help. dally 642·5678 Crulae, Tiii l215S51 $10,999 ORANGE COAST PONTIAC 714·444·5200 Directory help you find reliable help. 642·5678 ------1 CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 JEWELRY 3784 MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 REMODELING SER VI CE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & ADD ITI 0 NS 3 916 DIRECTORY •A Place In The HHrt PC Peraonal Trainer Small Job EXPERT *Pelnt/C•rpentry• William Harold Jeweler L&B Sport• Therapy Al Kennedy Painting/ THE LOCAL PLUMBER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l ie d home daycare. 1 ~ tn your home or ol1ice Duncan Electric Drywall and morel Walch/Jewelry Repair Prof & Personal Massage Paperhanging l1220902 ·•James E. 81ngert Co.· FARTHING INTERIORS ADDITIONS REMODELING 3410 Fun act1v1Ues: art, music Oon•t know a keyboard Local/Quick Response Small Jobs Oki Antique • Fine Jewelry for Men & woman -Old Country TradHmsn-Free Est1mat11 Kllchen/Balh/Remodel science & more. Lg yard/ from lhe on switch? L n 7587o 850·7042 ..,..,..._G..;._e.,,,ry~8-4".'"5.,,,·~5-2_7_7~ 8uy/stll/tlade 873·0385 Father'• Dey Gift Comp price 904-8872 Friendly ServicU lnsured Am Additions Visa/MC playroom! TLC & CPR Call Jerry 850·0915 Home Repair/Remodel Certificate $251 CHUNG'S PAINTING LJll53298t 675·9304 Lll'560875 873·1212 L3042027t6 845·4831 Profeaslonal Service Peterkin Electrlo Costa Mesa/Newport l<ITCHENS 3786 RN/LMT CM 722·9823 23Yre Exp•Grt Price! Expert Drain CIHnlng I---------Computer & Internet Prompt & Low Ralasl 25 Ye•r• l!xp. Guar Work-Free Est Training. Affordable. res-com/sm·lg Jobs Jim 031•2480 Ucll'375602 • 538·1534 On·slle Ted 840·7872 CSL618717 748'5255 BREWER'S TV·VCR COMPLETE KITCHEN MOVING 3834 COMPLETE PAINTINQ & Plumblng Repalre SCREEN 20yrs exp. All work guer. Steve 545·8298 SERVICES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CLEANING ASK ME ABOUT... E CES & Home Service• REMODEL & REPAIR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The Best Work At The -...,,,p-,.-c...,1-••_..,,,P,..,..lu_m....,,.,bl,...n-g-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Romodeling•Add1tions S RVI 3919 3548 & Home Repairs. No Job iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Too Small! Bob 548·8223 A TOUCH OF CLASS CONCRETE & FENCES Under 5300. LJllE73660 Custom Cabinets PUBLIC NOTICE Bell Price Ouarant'd. Repairs & Remodels Mobll• Screen Serv. Accept MIC & VISA Oil c 1 R A t L,698286 847·0522 Free Estimates New & Re-screening 3615 C.M. Dale •31·1818 Y ons n. eas a 89 The Callf. Public Ullll· I ... Ll708346 & Insured. C 1 1 RE QeneAbrama Painting L1887398 980·1090 l c#181673 Bonded ~H,_A,...,.,N"'D'"'E=e~o=-=A~N~o=e=E • 714-413·0428 e ~eJIRE~~~.:sa~ln used lnl/Ellt. Olly PelnVReH s Roger 714-548.0850 _o_u_a_ll-ty_R_e_m_o_d_e_ll_n_g_1 c1eanlng. Res/Comm MASONRY 3557 & DECKS •Also Home Repairs Lie/Bonded. 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Cal T number; Ike'• Cu1tom Painting WALL COVERINGS Call 714·044·5485 $10 00 per hour. 714·548·0368 xp. erry • Adventagt Const 914·5301 ng u ng ec r ca LAWN CARE 3808 llmoa end chauffeurs Prof, Clean, Quality John Doran Ma1onry Contractor. 374·9407 print their T.C.P. num· Work. lnVExt & Dock•. 3932 CABINETS 3490 Advanced Woodsystems -Custom Cabinetry· Kitchen • Bath• Doors Moldings • Mantels L69t650 714·988·8970 CARPENTRY 3510 CARPENTRY•Wlndows Doors •Wood Fences PET PROOFING L#261581 • Call Bob 249-8323 Pg-312-0026 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN Custom cabinets/crown moldlng/tlle/marble/Mlac rep1l11. Charles 557-7684 CERAMIC TILES 3528 Lealcy Showera Rep'd •Bright H aeclnlng Brlck•Slone•Block EXCELLENT WORK Hom1R11toratlorVRemodel BASIC YARD MAINT ber In all advertise· L#703468 031·4810 --------.. ***A• Van .Horn European Pron. Bost Lg/Sm Jbs•Repalra ok Fences/Oecl<s/Blck Walls Tiie/drywaii/woodwork t CALL DOES IT ALLI menl•. 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Anything & Everything SQfnldrs-c!nup '151-.3476 71 4·558·4151 Feucet1 • Fixtures L560875 873·1a12 *VICKI'S CLEANING Glau, Pleic or Picket Free Estimate. Re,.1. Lawn Service. Mow/ Spilt Second Moving PLASTER l1554722 • 648·6720 The Stripper We ofter THE BEST _C_O_N_T_RA_C_T_O_R_S__ Hand Ralls. Fencing. Mlcheel 758-1440 edge/sod/aprlnklere/ Prof Movers! 24Hr Srv REPAIR 3880 Pgrl 717·5729 Spec I a ti z Ing In HouseW1ndow Cleaning. L70732$ 114-431·0822 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN cln·up. Al 988·2718 70ay/Sr Ol1c(T#179452 ________ .,, Wallpaper Removal tOVrs E11p. Xlnt Reis. GENERAL 3558 Carpentry•C1blnet1 Lve mag or call after 5 432·9123/P-346-5850 PIHter/Shiooo Patch Rand~ Svlr Plumbln9 L5889241 903·S037 Vicki 7 t4-008·0395 _F_L_O_O_R-IN_S_T_Al_L__ Electrlc•Plmbg•Doors Landscape Remocfellng Two•Brothera•Movln" ·Serving So Ca 25yrs· I Repair What Your We Qals should hang LEWIS Conatruo tlon Misc repalrs557·7084 Yard lune up/melntenace. 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Qunllty/lntegrhy Proll & Ethical. 645-7505 HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc I care, Ken 842·1770 LAWN CAAi Great Workl --------PLUMBING 3890 ROOFING PERGO/CarpeVFrH HI. --------Low S Wkly lwn svc, PAINTING 3858 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil L 708279 98 8 ·9890 HAU UNG 3? 20 c In ·up/tr I m/s prln klera iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3910 CONSTRUCTION BUILDING 3560 ANOeASON Con•tr GARAGE Res/Comm'l/New·Rmdl Llc·ln1ured·Bonded DOORS 3678 s INCE 1828 ?to-t 381 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 831·0208 Pg-602·1770 A·OK R 0 0 FIN Q iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lou Torrea Landicape HY,. Quality P1lntln9 ·lit Clan ln11aller· JUNK TO THI DUMP Harbor Area 2ovra. TOUCHUPS, TOO Sr Dl1c/FrH EaVl.839447 (714-908·1882t Wkly malnVNew Install 24 Hra. Richard Sinor 89t·3754 800-891-3754 AVAILABLI! 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