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Home My WebLink About1994-07-27 - Orange Coast Pilot.. THE NEWPORT BEACH • • Even the ":.J a ( Phantom will be on the beach today. He may even take off his mask! Warm sunshine and 70s at lhe beach, warmer inland. See Weather, Page 2 Winner of California Newspap er Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993 TAKING ·the All The barge's tanks hold anchovies and other live bait. rmnos BY MA'-C M.AUlN. DAILY Pit.OT John Cunningham carries a load of anchovies to waiting fishermen J.J. Newberry and Connie Black. Newport's new bait . bare~ helps keep fishermen in the chips BY Russ LoAR, STArr "''-IT£• S eog.ulls and people. As manager of Newport Harbor's only bait barge, John Cunningham has learned to take the bad with the good. "One hundred percent of the people coming here are in a good mood," Cunningham said. "They're really great." Scrub bird turds on the roof." This is the first summer of the new and improved Newport Harbor bait barge, aboul four limes larger thon 1he old barge. Then !here's the bad part "The worsl 1hing about this job is the seagulls. They're everywhere. I should have a bucket full of rocks, but I ju~I yell at I hem." Working the bait barge can be lonely at times for Jason Greys hock, 17, who passes the time by fishing. Brothers Sieve and Tony Greyshock built their first Newporl Harbor bait barge in 1986, overcoming concerns 1hat it would be ripped loose by slorms and damage nearby docks and yachts. The Greyshock brothers run the business along with sons Jason and Malt. Although Newport boasts the It is somelimes a lonely life for Cunningham, 29, when business is slow. He often works seven days a week, scooping a net full of anchovies or sardines from the 60-fool deep holding tanks for sporl fishers on their way out of the harbor. Sometimes he pulls the late shift, manning the barge anchored just inside the entrance to the harbor all night during weekends when it stays open 24 hours a day. "I rend - a lot," he said. A reminder list is posted on the inside wall of the small, lifeguard-style office: "Do not let customers jump off their boa1s. largest small·boat harbor on 1he Colifornia coast, it had been without a large-capacity bait receiver since 1he 1950s. Bail was in such shor1 supply, sporl fishermen were laking 1heir business to other harbors. . "I went to lhe fishermen and said, 'If you guys want a barge bad enough, I'll build it, but you'll have to help me gel 1his 1hing approved,' " said Tony Greyshock, a Costa Mesa boat builder for 18 years and owner of f'ishing Boals Unlimited. A similar proposal failed 10 win Cily Council approval in 1981 s .. IAIT IAltOl/Ptt9e • Lavonne Campbell pulls .papers .for City council run . .,.... Wife of former police chief among 14 who have taken firs_t step toward running in Newport. BY DAVID HEITZ, SrMF \\'11.11u. NEWPORT DEACI I -Retired police dctecti'e Lavonne Camp- bell, wife of oui.tcd..,polke chief Arb Cn'mpbell, obt5lned candidacy papers Tuesday from the Cirf" Clerk's office in an opporent bid ' fO{ City Council. 'Her mO\e marked the late~t de- velopmenl in a council race ,.,hich may prove to be the city's mo~t volatile in se,eral years. The race may also include the city'_s fi~t Asian American council c;indidme in recent history. So far, 14 people have obtiiined election papers. To nin, they must also get 20 signatures from New- port Bea~h residents by Aug. 11 and cough up $900 in election fees. Four of 1he se"en coun~1l dis- tricts arc up for election. At least three of the council members - Evelyn Hort, Clarence Turner and Phil Samone -"1lt be repla,cd because of a ne,-. term limit law approved by cit} voters in I 992. Councilman John l kdl?C!i, "ho resides in the same df trict as Campbell, is running for re- elccl1on. . Campbell could not be reached · Tucsd::iv for comment. but in ::in in lei'\ ie'w with the Daily Pilot an January she ~aid ~he wa) con~1dcr ing a council bid. A~ked at that umc whether the campaign would re-ignite a com- munity debate ~1bout her hu.,b:ind -,-.ho was a~kcd to retire la)t F Y I . . Who's running? The following is a hst of people who have pulled papers from the City Clerk's office 10 run for Newport Beach City Council. To officiallv enter the race, lhey must submit 'thc·papers, along wHh W signa1ures and S900 in election fees, to the clerk by Aug. 11. Corona del Mar district: Dennis O'Neil, Michael Pi,Uitz,, Patrick Bartolic, Charlie Gabbard. Newport Heights di,Strict: Norma Glover, Arthur DeLaLoza, Barbara Lichman, Steven Alford. WestclilT-Dol'er Shores district: Tom Edwards, Ron Winship, Thomas Ashley. ' Balboa Peninsula di tricl: John Hedges (incumbent), Long-Pham, La\'onnc Campbell. )cur :.ifter lc1ilale cmplo~C(!~ :iv c.u:>c<l him of tolt:t.1:ing :.c:-.ual h3- rJ)sment in the Police Department -Campbell replied: ''I'm not "orricd ;il_)out it at :ill." The SC\UJI lfarJs~ment cJse hJ~ Ctl\t the rn) .1lmo)t S:? million )0 fJr m :ittorne~s· fees, ~1.:t1lcmcn1~ :ind \\Orkcrs comrcm .. 1.on cL11m~ S.~ CANDIDATH/Pa9e • Balboa Island's only bank will be -closed .,.... Wells Fargo will shut branch in October. BY DA\ 10 HUTZ, ~.,FF \\'lllll'- OALI30A ISLAND -U.1lbo::i bland soon "ill lose its onlv bank, an institution \\hkh until· rc.:ent veors \\a) found in C\en the small- C)l of to\\ nl>. "When thinl!s arc good the> put a branch do\\ n here, anJ "hen 1hing~ get li.iJ the) announce they're going to tlo~c i1," ~aid pcr- lurbcd isl:and merchant R.1y Lo" y, who ha) bankcJ at 1he \\ells Forgo on Manne Avenue for \he pasl SC\ era I ye.an •. Lowy and other isl:inders beg;..1r1 hearing three d.1ys ago al'l1Ut the banl.'s plan to do~e. Dank spokesman Dan Con\\ .1) confirmed Tue~JJ) 1hat Wclb Fargo is closing the bank in Octo· ber because it doesn't sec enough business. Another Wells Fargo branch is loca1eJ :ibout :i mile a\\ a~ in Ne" pl1rt Center. he )J1J. "\\'e ha'e m:idc a careful re' ic\\ of the.. factor:. a1 d "c·re gomi; to procei:d "ith tte coJ"·Olid:.it1on," Con" ay sa1J · \\ c kn0w th;it the~e arc loyal cu!ltomcr) lnJ "e hope they "ill follO\-. us w the other l'r:rnch." (\1n\\ a' ':iiJ the bank "111 main· t~11n nn jutom:ited teller mJchine \>n the former )ite· for ~111 unspcc1- lieJ amm:nt of time. ~tean,\hilc. LO\\) hl'P~~ res1- c.lcnh \\ill protc ... t the clu:.urc anJ con' incc the bank to !il.l) open. • "TIH~\ d1J it l)n the peninsula and got 11 d.:IJ) cJ for t\\ o ) eJrs," he s:iid. ' Low\ s:iid unc bani.: ·official told him the hr.inch m:iintains more than :?.OoO ace1.,unt\. Bank mJn· ager ~1.mc France wouldn'I con- firm that fi)!urc.. hO\H'ver. Lowy .,afJ he ''111 move lo the Nc"port Center branch \\h~. the island's only b3nk clo cs, but not "i1hout inconvenience and :mi· mosi1y toward \\idls Fargo. Author helps glrls realize they can be anything they want to Ill ON THI con• .Tour to highlight Costa Mesa residences ...,. Judith Love Cohen will read from her books Thursday In Costa Mesa. .. "BY TINA Boa.GATTA, STArr W1Una COSTA MESA -Judith Love Cohen remembers si11ing in her junior high 5Chool algebra class and no1icing 1hat she was the only girl. Forty-somc1hing years later, Cohen, now 60, slill finds herselr in a field that's malc·dominated, working as an electrical engineer. She's received a commendation from NASA for her work on the Hubble Space Telescope and was one of few female engineers who worked on lunar satellites in the la1e 1950s. ~ But, it wasn't easy gelling 1here. That's why she's authored books with such lilies as "You Can De A Woman Biologist," "You Can Be A Woman Engineer" and "You Can Be A Wor111n Paleontologist." And the list goes on. ' On Thursday, Cohen will read from several of her books at the Barnes & Noble bookstore in the Triangle Square Shopping Center in Costa Mesa. The book reading will be at 7:30 p.m. She hopes her books will help school-age girls realize early on that there arc o~rtunitics for women in the scientific field. That realization did n't come easily for Cohen, who bepn col· legc thinking she wanted to be a math teacher. Then, her junior ... AUTllOl/ltep 4 . The pJ1nting on top ot p.1ge 1 is by local artist Marie Taggart. For information on paintings, call 546-0784. ·-····,·--~-- Cl A!>SU:IED • 642-5678 NfWSROOM 540·1224 INDIX round Town ............... l (.las~itlc<l ... :.................. . 9 SIJ'(>'tS • t ••• ' • I. I ••• I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 ... .. ...,. Homes built in the 1950s as part of the city's first housing tract will be displayed Sunday. - Bv T1NA Boi.ci.nA, STArP wain COSTA MESA -Mary Fcwel thought at was limo to clear up 11 f cw misconceptions about her West Side Costa Mesa neighbor- hood, ~ she organized a commit- tee to help put toaether the First Annuul Freedom Homes-Canyon · Port Home and Oardcn Walking Tour. "Some people think the West Side is a high crime area, that there's nothing worth IOOkins at over here, and it isn't true," uid Fewcl, who publishes the Frttdom Homes newsletter distributed to Canyon Park's 840 re idence~ . • ·•we have n bc::iutiful p;1rk "11h a pa1h that goc) ;ill the wJ) to 1he Santa Ana R1\Cr \\'c\c got the nC\\ly reopened \'actoria clcmcn- 13ry School, and \\e\c got 'ome really charmins ncighboa hoods." The lour -\\hi h is 'chl!Juled. for Sunday. from 10 a.m. lo 3 p.m . -, .. 111 feature 1.i home' .ind foe garden . The properties were se- lected from WO hom\;,, "hich "ere nomina1c<l for their appear- ance. All the home' \\ere built in 1he 1950) and have been distin- gui~hcd 11S part of Co, ta Mesa's first housing tract. But, the committee memher!I arc quick 10 point out, lhi~ i!\ not a hislorical homes tour. "Thi is not I arandio c tour in any way," said Libby Wallace, whose faergrecn Place home is on the tour. "All the homes over here were built wilh the same formats -three bedrooms. one bath, n lj,. ing room, kitchen, !>mnll shed anJ a carport. "Dut some people have added t'n J cconJ !>IOry, mo,cJ thing:. aiound so they have a belier view uf the c~n)'On, re5lorcd or f:C.mQU. clcd So, the tour kind of show· '"' c 1he ,-.ork that people ha\c done." Wallace joined the eoinmittec .1fler receiving a l1!1tcr informing· her that her home h:1d been nomi· nittcd. "l wos so honored that I called M :uy up und aid, 'Let me know if there's anythina I can do to help,' sand 1hey G!lked me to join the committee," s.he said. "Then, we tarted calling up some of the other proud o-A'DCn and asked if they wanted to help, and sure enough. most of them dad.'' ...~ . ,. .,. -I Wednesday, July 27, 1994 r I I I I AaOUNDTOWN TODAY PLAN YOUR WIDDINO Wedding professionals will offer prcsentntions nnd give out free samples nt a two-day wedding seminar titled "How to Plan Your Wedding." DJ's, musicians. photographers, vidcographers, caterers, florists, decorators and more will be at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. from 6:30 to 9:30 tonight and Thursday. The cost for the two-day seminar is Sl8 per person, or S28 for two. The program is sponsored by the ' Costn Mesa Pnrks and Recreation. For more information, call 720-1268. HAITI TRADITIONS Mick Viet, a French filmmaker, will discuss, with slides, the r• . making of his documentary on 1 the ccnrurics-old practices of traditions by the people of llaiti, including voodoo and shnmanism. The program begins :it 7:30 p.m. at Timbuktu Folk & Tribal Art, 1661 Superior Ave. in Costa Mcs:i. Cost is SS. Seating is limited. C:ill 6SO· 7473 for more I ioformation and reserv:itions. WHIN LOVING HURTS Rose P:irvin conducts a weekly semlmir from 7 10 10 p.m. for those who seek joyful and successful relationships. Admission is free today, SIO per person for subsequent Wednesday evening seminars. All seminars nrc conducted at the Parvin Center for Pauerns of E:<ccllcnce in Cannery Village in Newport Beach. For rcserv:itions, call 723-0405. ' THURSDAY WOMIN IN MANAOIMINT The Orange County Chapter of Women in M:inagemcnt will hold its monthly dinner meeting at 6 p.m. nt the Sheraton Newport. Guest speaker Knra Lakkecs will speak on "Beyond Pity and the Politically Correct; Finding the Positives in Dealing with the Dis:iblcd." Cost is S25 for members, S3S for guests. Advance reservation required. Call (310) 988·3100. CHAMllR BRUKFAST The Business Development Division of the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce is holding n Business Opportunity Brenkfast beginning at 7:15 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport, 4S45 MacArthur Blvd. Guest speaker Gerry Foster will discuss "Personal Marketing." Cost is $14 in advance or S17 nt the door ror members, and S17 in :idvanec or S22 nt the door for guests. Price includes brc:ikfast. Call 729-4400 for details. BUSINISS HMINAR "Look Before You Leap" is the title of :i seminar designed to :inswcr the initial questions of potcnti:il women business owners. Presented by the California American Woman's Economic Development Corporation, the seminar will be held at Center Tower Building, 6SO Town Center Drive, 20th Floor, in Costa Mesa from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Cost is SIS and inclucTes detailed printed materials. For more information or to register, call 755·8010. ONGOING LU,US FOUNDATION A support group for younger pati ents with Lupus meets the second :ind fourth Wednesday of each month from 1:30 10 3 p.m. in Newport Beach. For details, call 536· 1734. Stnd your items lo Around Town editor, Tile Dnlly Pilot, 330 IV. JJay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. Vil. ..... 178 HADHI HOTLINI 642·60H Your comments 1bou1 the Dally Piiot or news lips v.ill be tecordcd 1nc1 given di· rcctly co Cd11or Will1Jm Lobdell. The same 24-hour 1nS'lllClin1 M:f'tlCC may bo INCd to record letters to the cd11or on 1ny topic. MAILING ADD .. H Our ctddrcss 1s 330 W. B:iy St , Costa Mc~~. CA 92621. TO MAKI A co• .. CTION Ir u the Pilot's rol"Y to promrcly curr"i ~II trron <>f sul~un.:t l'k'~\C tall 540· 1224, C\t 363 lli~nk )OU. Thom.u H. Johnt<>n, l'ubll\her W1lli;un Lc>bJcll, Editor S1t\C Mt1bk, M.tn.>gin, l:.d1tur Jris Yokol, Ciry F.d1cor Muc M:vtin, l'll<Xo EdttOf' Bub I ranJt, C111.-ub11nn M~Nacr llanJt Knight, l'rullumon Mm.i~r Mlchol Fluchtr, O"pl.ty M~ll.\I« Jvdy C><ttin1. O.wifitJ Mln.tgtr J•ramoJ Sli.h, Controller • .. Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot LOCALS ONLY CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 540-1224, ext. 361 CITYSIDI IANUUPTCIU Rtttnl banluvplclH •• ttportfd lo the Ffdcral &nluvplcy Coulf Jn Sant. Ana. conaMUA •No b1nknlptcle1 rtporttd. lllWPOH HACH • PJ I aka Fortis Aviation Inc. Chapter 7. aUllNUI LICINlll Ntw bu1lnt11 llttn1e Information ttpolffd by tht rltits of Costa Mrsn and NtwpOrl Bearh. COITAMllA • Victor Ram or Victor Fine Frames :it 785 W. l7th St. • Julltlle Fitzaerald or Costume Connection 111 1812 Newport Blvd. • Sharmyn McGraw or McGrow Interiors and Construction at 262 21st St. • Paul Southn rd or Southard Ministriu at 3428 Santi Clara Cir. •Doniel Hickman or 0 11 Electric at 1515 Santa Ana Ave. Most rrttnt m11rrl11~s •• ttpolftd lo the Orange County Rtt0nhr's om~. conaMUA •Mathew Bays married Jody Crum, July 9 in Santa Barbara. • Michael Wricht married Donna Cosey, July 9 in Costa Mesa. •Jay Nelltkoven married Colleen Preston, June 25 in Fullerton. • Ronald Mora married Kristen Boehm, June 25 in Costa Mesa. •Larry Curran married Jacquelyn Cook, July 9 in Santa Ana. NIWPO•T alACH • David Seller m:micd Michelle Cruz, July 9 in San Ciamentc. •Mark Lant married Barbara Degener, Joly 3 in Santa Ana. • Michael Wnlkry married KlmbCrly Rowt, June 11 in Newport Bench. • William Wood married Dia nne Johnson, June 11 in l'."cwporl Beach. General Motors' new electric car, the Impact, takes a test drive on Newport Boulevard. NIWPO•T aUCH LIOAL CLAIMS Newport onicials get a charge out of new car • Poula Treece or Co mm Bast Technologies nt 4570 Cumpus Dr. • Anrui Crose at 1901 WcstclifC Dr. City Counril mC'mbers recent/.)' 11ppro1•rd tht dMinl by t/1r rlty mllnagrr of tl1t fo/1011ing rlnlms. City brass in Newport Dcach became some of the first Southern Californians to test drive a prototype electric car made by General Motors. The small automobile, called the Impact, can drive about 70 miles at speeds up to 80 mph before needing a charge. Officia1s from Southern California Edison say the electricity needed 10 operate the car costs about $3.50 per 100 miles. City Council members praised the vehicle after driving it Monday afternoon. "Oh, it's really cute," Councilwoman Jan Debay said. "I'll be a tester for a year if you want to give it to me." Councilwoman Jean Watt, an ardent environmentalist, said the car "rides like a dream." Administrators with Southern California Edison plan to show the two·seater to Costa Mesa city officials today. GM still needs to work out some kinks with the car. The hydraulic brakes often go into anti-lock mode when applied at slow speeds. Edison officials said the two-seater will be on the market by 1997 and will cost between S20,000 and $25,000. -By D:ivid Heitz • Randolph Jonrs or The Cl')slul Cort at 1045 Newport Center Dr. al HHS Most ttttnt births i11 Ntuport Otllth nnd Costll M<'s11. HOAO MIMO•IAL HOSPITAL Ju•• 27 •St. Clnlr und Kelly Abcyr:itne. Newport Dench, girl Ju•• 28 •Ronald and Carin Gre), Ne\\ port Const, girl ' Ju•• 29 NIWPOHHACH • Mari;urel 1\1. Drooks, for damages as a result of city Jeep backing into claimant's vehicle at Ocean Front pier on June 9, 1994. •Sheldon L Dti\.'IS Jr., for property damage :is u result of water hc:iter e~plo:.ion flood ing his condominium located at 500 Cagney Lane No. 11 Z on J\pril 7. •Southern Cullfornia Gus Co. alleging their g:i> loca ted at 806 \V, B:iy A'le. was d;irn:igcd by V:slvcrdc Con~truction \Yho was under contract with the city 10 do work in the area on April 25, 1994. Vote on city-operated ambulance service postponed by council Leadership class seeks students • Jdfrcy and Syl\'la Anoumnn, Newport Beach, girl •Robert nnd Carrlf YounA?. Newport Beach, twin girls • Jamu and Julie Corter, Costa Mesa, boy • Robtrt D. Kceltr, for property damage alleging c11y tree has damaged curb, guucr and driveway at 292 1 4th A\'e., Corona del Mar. •Irina L) kov, for personal injuries as a result of being hit by a police car on April 29 in the vicinity of "Rcnalos" Restaurant, where she workr.is a bartender and waitress. By DAVID HEITZ, STAFF W1un:a. The Newport Beach City Council pos1poned voting Monday on a plan which wo uld make ambulance traJl$portation a function of the city rather than a privately contracted service. Councilwoman Evelyn Hart said she didn't want to move ahead with the proposal without first discussing it with Seal's, the private company which currently provides 1he city with ambulance service. Lance Lawson, a representative of Seal's, showed up at the meeting to pitch a proposal which he said could earn the city as much as $200,000 annually -S73,000 more than Fire Chief Tim Riley's plan. · According to the Seal's propo!tal, the ambulance company would charge the city $150 per transport and Newport Beach could bill residents for an innated amount. Riley stood by his proposal, however, saying the level of Seal's service would not improve whereas the city-run ambulances would be the best around in terms or response time and care provided. Under Riley's plan, the city would transform its paramedic vans into ambulances and combine two services into one. The city has two paramedic units -one at the Newport Center station and one at City Hall. Under the new plan, all six fire stations would be staffed with paramedics. Ci1y Manage r Kevin Murphy said the increase in personnel costs is expected to be minimal, however, because no new employees would need 10 be hired. Start-up costs for the program, The Nev. ~n Beach/Costa Mesa D11ily r1lot (USI S-t44·800) is published Monday through S111urdoy. In Nc:wpon Beach ond Costa Mesa, subscriptions arc only awll· 1ble by sutiscribing to The Times Oran&c COllnty (800) 2S2·9141. In 1rcas OUUtdc or Ncwpon Beach and Cosra Mc,a, 1ubscrip-tlons 10 the Doily Pilot only •re 1voilnblc by mail for SS.SB per month. Second class ~1agc p:iiJ 11 Costa Mesa, CA. (Prices mcludc 111 applicable state ind local tucs.) POSTMASTER· Send 1ddrcss changes lb The Newport Bcoch/Costa Mesa Du1ly Pilot, P.O. Dox IS(J(), Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Co1t)'right: No n~ 110- rtc:t, illustr.:itions, cd1tor1al mauc:r or a1Jver- 1t<emcnt1 hc:r"'" t:in be reproduced v.11h· Out wrutcn permission or copyright Ov.ncr, HOW TO llACH UI C lrculotlon: (The Times Orongc County) (800) 252-9141 Advertising Classified 642-5678 Display 642-4321 Editorial News 540-1224 Sports 642-4330 News, Sports Fax 646-4 J 70 M•ln Omee Business Office 642-4321 Busi ness fnx 631-5902 rubluhcd ~ Ciltfomi~ Ul!Mlunity ._ Nt~. a Ttn'lf'I M11TOf Cumpany W Ju•• 30 which would be phased in over a two-year period, would be Graduates of the Leadership Tomorrow program have gone on ' to establish a community gang counseling pro- gram, organize a neigh- borhood meeting that drew 300 and serve on the boards of directors or various higfi-profile agencies and organiza- tions. Now, Leadership Tomorrow is looking for a new crop of Orange Coast residents to mold into future leaders. •Victor and Ehio Guerrero, Cost:i Mcs:i, girl S 19 J ,418. The money would come from a $311,266 reserve fund which the city established several years ago using a fee assessed against Hoag Hospital. J11ly 1 • Robert and llrother llortsock, Costa Mesa, boy •Eric and Joan Da\idJon, Coron:i 'dcl Mar, girl • Stc\'tn ond Knthlcen Furr, Costa Mesa, girl RIAL llTATI SALIS Rrtent rt'IJ/ tsttttt salts as rrported by tht Contintntol UM)t'rs Titlt Co. in Santa Ana. conaMua . Operating costs are estimated at $108,912 per year. Ambulance revenues -based on the current demand of 2,333 calls per year - is projected at $217,516. •Andrew and Lori Sheppard, Costa Mesa, girl • 2161 Collece A\t., $136,500, to G. H. Nguyen. • 2170 Collt&t An., $125,000, to D. R. Guzman •Gary and Yasmint Derg, Newport Beach, girl J•ly 4 •Amador Sando\ al and Irene Sanchez, Cost:i Mesa, girl J•lr' • Christopher and Us::i Duehring, Costa Mesa, girl • 216' Colltit Ave .. $174,000, 10 A. G. Coulson. • 2266 llerilap Drive, $232,000, 3 bedroom, 3 b:ith, 10 0. Prather. Additional revenue would be made by an expected JO% membership increase in the city's Fire Medics program, an ambulance insurance policy offered last year to the city's residents. According to Lawson, Seal's plan would give the city extra revenue without any start-up costs or the potential for liability. The deadline for ap- plications for the Class of '95 is in August. Par- ticipants will spend nine months learning about issues affecting govern- ment, education, media and community planning in the communities of Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Irvine. • Blact ond Mary Drink, C"sta Mesa, boy • 2J6S Purdue Drhe, $272,000, 4 bedroom, 2 ~bath, to M. C. Simpson. •Ill Morrislo'-n Lane, Sl36,000, 3 'bedroom, 2 bath, 10 C. Diede. • Keli Wilde ind Sttph:init Materna, Costa Mesa, girl • 135 York1011 n Lant, $123,000, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 10 J. M. Murtin. "1 don't sec the urgency of you guys jumping into this right now," Lawson said. "Wait and see how I luntington Beach is doing." 'uly 7 • Robert and Rita Daniels, Co~ta Mesa, boy July 8 •Tod and Kay Rldge\1oy, Newport Beach, girl • 380 W. Wilson St. 22., St 70,000, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, to II. Rcthorn. Huntington Deach implemented a pilot program last year similar to Riley's proposal. Leadership Tomorrow was established eight years ago to heigh1cn community awareness, said Louise Rhodes, ex- ecutive director of the program. • Ronald and Laura Kohut, Corona dcl Mar, girl • 355 A\'ocado St., $128,000, 2 bedroom, 2 Vi bath, to D. M. Roach. • 2JJO Vongunrd Way No. 65, St49,000, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, to J.M. Mendoza. • 2330 Vangunrd W11y No. 68, $143,000, 2 bedroom, 2 bath; 10 K. E. Baldwin. •John and Michelle Larson, Newport Be:ich, girl DIATHS • 270 Brent11ood St., S283,000, 4 bedroom, 2 b:ith, to M. J. Leckie Riley said he would like the council 10 make a decision on the plan as soon as possible so that he can send three firefighters to paramedic school this fall. "The money has been silling in a reserve fund for y~ars and years and years and I think if's really a timely opportunity for us to lake o look at this in a very preliminary manner," Riley said. Instruction consists of a monthly seminar. Par- ticipants also meet with established community leaders to get first-hand information and counsel. Rhodes said the lessons center on contemporary issues and often feature multiple viewpoints. Most rettnt dtaths as ttpolffd to the Oran,e County Rtt0rdtr'1 Omtt. • 3o.t Culler 3, $140,000, 2 bedroom, 2 Vi bath, 10 P.A. Boris. • 2277 Pacinc A\t, D, $146,000, to G. Theard. Councilman Phil Sansone said he wants to meet with the paramedics' employee union before moving 100 far on the proposal. The council plans to discuss the issue ognin at its Aug. 8 meeting. For more information, call Rhodes at 759-5053. conAMllA •Jon Raf'Certy, 55 on July 5. • llarry Lant1, 63 on July 6. • Saroh lligucro, 89 on July 5. •Richard Bo11ers, 57 on June 4. •Broody Jol)n, 23 on July 8. NIWPOH aUCH • JoAnn Necrlnnd, 70-on July 6. •Arthur Pnl<"h, 82 on July 4. • Dorothy Es1111e, 82 on June 30. • 1653 lo"a St. C, $130,500, 2 bedroom, I bath, to R. N. and M. T. Teti. • 543 Victoria St. F, $158,000, to A. M. and K. D. Hamilton. • 229 W. Wilson St., SI 10,000, 2 bedroom, 2 ~ b:ith, to A.I I. Younies. • 1054 Wtstward Lane 23, $155,000, 10 J. Endcrud. • 1878 r arkcrest Orin, $207,500, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, to E. I lumphrcy. WIATHla AND OCIAN CONDITIONS POLICI PILll TIMPIUTU•H Newport Beach: 72/60 Balboa: 72/60 Costa Mesa: 80/61 Corona del Mar: 77/61 IU .. fO .. CAIT LOCATI ON The Wedge Newport Point Blackles S.A. River Jetty CdM TIDll TODAY Finl high Fir1t low Second high Second low THURSDAY SIZE SWELL 1-2 w 1·2 w 1-2 w 1-2 w 1-2 w 12:18 a.m. 4.S 6:48 •.m. 0.8 1 :25 p.m. 4.6 7:31 p.m. 1.9 First high 1 :OG a.m. 3. 9 Flrsl low 7:21 a.m. 1.4 Second high 2:09 p.m.4.S Second low 8:46 p.m. 2.0 W•ler Temperalure: 65 aOATIN• Light varl.ablt w)nds shifting ~st lo southwest 1 O to 1 S lcnots, 2 foot wind wavtvt with 3 foot southwesterly swell. Mostly sunny after morning low clouds. IU .. •IPOH from Surnine/Wavttrak for July 25-30 A small combination of south and northwest swells will dominate lhe OP Pro Surfing Championships. The Southern Hemisphere swell will sl~ly drop before a series of southerly pulses from a storm off Antarctica last week. Stronger northwut "'inds off the central California coast are giving our northwest wind swells a boost and lhese tMlls are combining for peaky rights ancJ lefts at some beachu. An Intense new slorm below Tahili will mean a stronger southwesl swell and a chance of solid overhead w•ves In most are.u alo!'g th• coast ntat week. for d.aily.surf reports and foret-.uh, c.ill (900) 976·SURf.~e call <otls $1.50 plus 1ny poulblt toll. COITAMUA 2500 block or Newport Boulevard: A leather purse was stolen from n convnlcscent hospital room. A woman was lying on her bed when she noticed a tanned hand reach through a window nnd grab her purse from a table bencnth the window. 100 block or East 17th Strett: Chester Drawers wns broken into after hours and $350 in coins stolen. A 4·foot crowba r and hammer used 10 pry open the back door, 11 change machine, cigarette machine and Pop-A-Shot game were found on the scene. An attcmpl to open nn office floor snre was unsuccessful, but the contents of n coin sortina machine were taken. 100 blotk or East 17th Strccl: A employee at Denny's restaurant hod her wallet stolen from her purse 1h111 wus 1M1de a storage cabinet for employees. J lcr wallet contnlncd Sl,600 she had withdrawn from her bank to use us o down payment for a car. NIWNltT aUCM 700 block or Udo Park Drfft: A c:ablc 1clcvis1on converter boll was stolen from a spare bedroom a woman rents out. 1000 block or South Boyfront: A 20·horsepowcr outboard motor was stolen from n gray ru bber dinghy. JOO block or North Dn)front: A five-horsepower outboard motor and some life vests were stolen from o dock. SJOO block or Rlvtr Avenue: A resident has received about 30 hang·up phone c:ills since his personal phone book was stolen during a recent burglnry ot his opartmcnt. I lis friends whose phone numbers were also in his book have received i1imilnr calls. 4600 block or MocArthur Court: The receptionist at Prudential Securities received a bomb threat. The unknown male said, "There's a bomb in your office ond It is set to io orr nt I :30." The rcccptlonis1 asked him to repeat his threat and then said, "That's not funny sir." The inan replied, "It's not 11 joke," ond 1hcn hung up. A scorch of the omce by •tnrr and buildina security found no suspicious packages. ' 200 bl0tk or Newport Centtr Drive: Sl4S in pctry cash was stolen from • locked desk drawer nt Mlnirth·Melcr Clinic. There wos no evidence or forced entry and the drawer WM still locked when the money was discovered missing . Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Dally Piiot Wednesday, July 27, 1994 a Some senior fairgoers were no lovers of these boys F AIR ENOUGH -Well, the 102nd edition or the Orange County Fair is now history, and I've heard only one complaint. lt came from a geezer down Local Scene the street, who thought he'd avail himself of Senior Citizens Night discounts. All went well until it was Show Time, and he joined other elderly types in the 8,500-seat amphitheater. The evening's "attraction" due to a slight miscalculation by previous management, was an alleged musical aggregation called "Love rboy." "I haven't he:ird nerve-jangling noises like that since I worked in a blast furnace," griped the old grouch. "If th:it's what Hell is gonna sound like, I ain't going." When advised that "Loverboy" is reputed to be a popular rock 'n' roll band, and that it's time he got with it, he answered with expletives requiring no amplification. I relayed the curmudgeon's complaint to Rita Schrank at the fair's executive office and' suggested that for next year's Senior Citizens Night entertainment, they might want to book the Guy Lombardo band or Sammy Kaye. She didn't know who Mr. Kaye was. 0 YOU CAN HAVE ANOTHER FLI NG AT IT -For the 5,000 scare-seeking souls who paid big bucks for the privilege of being hurled heavenward at the fair, please be advised that the Ejection Seat is returning -this time to Pomona, where the L.A. County Fair will be staged Sept. 9 through Oct. 2. The thrill should be anti-climactic for Orange Countians brave enough to get there via the fearways. 0 YOU PROBABLY KNEW THESE THINGS ALL ALONG, BUT -These bulletins arc being relayed as fast as they're rece ived: •For journalists Vida and Jim Dean, it's now official. After decades of covering the local scene, they have a Newport Beach address -taking up residence Sunday just down the avenue from this delighted villagor. •Popular restaurateur Carmelo Manto is hospitalized at Hoag, . . Twlllght classes at DCC begin Aug. 1 B Judge Dostal, former Newport mayor, gets new post More than 100 Twilight Term classes will begin Aug. 16 at Orange Coast College. Most classes meet from 4 to 7 p.m. once a week. By t:.tking a twilight class followed by n rcgubr evening class from 7 to 10 p.m., students can complete s1:< semester units by attending clas!. one evening per week. Fall registration is under way and more information is available by calling 432-5772. CD & Annuity ~11 1 1.1ss1 "l'rw ,.._ • v-Nftlllt 01 Lit,.... -am Ind s.:ui. 1-800-371-1040 OllMUN Call Mark Judge Milan M. Dostal, the forme r mayor of Newport Beach, has been transferred to the Social Security Administration's Office of Hearings and Appeals in the city of Orange. Dostal formerly served as chief judge of the Downtown Los Angeles office. "I'm delighted th:ll Washington finally granted my request for RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY llC. ... ,_ ... c... '9tt! 1122 -llR .. CISTA •U-54'·1151 .. reassignment to my home area," Dostal said. Dostal received his appointment as U.S. Administrative Lllw Judge in July 1990 after practicing civil law in Orange County since 1963. He previously '"as a trial attorney with the Dcpnrrmcnt of Justice in Washington, 0.C., and an Assistant Uniwd States Attorney in Los Angeles ~---TILLAMOOR EXTRA SHARP CHEDDAR reg. s500 lb . 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His condition is ' guarded," and so are his progress reports. • Society scribe Maraaret Clark, a former Miss Canada, is home from a six-week stay in her native Calgary, where her mother died this month after long illness. 0 L E1TER OF THE WEEK - From Barbara Handel of Balboa Peninsula: "Glad your garden is awakening you to matters or cnvironment:il nature. Maybe you'll now share my belier that plants should have legal rights. Flowers can't talk, but th~ 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gives corporations the same rights as individuals - and, if you listen ve ry, very closely, plants make exactly the same sound as a corporation. "P.S. I'm proud to be caUed a tree-hugge r." (I enjoy hugging too, Barbara, but I'd be just ns happy if the other party didn't make any noise about it.) 0 WOW, lS TlllS WHAT THEY MEAN BY 'REVEN UE ENHANCEMENT?' -Our beautiful garden is now a money· maker. Thanks to friends who installed a combination fountain and birdbath, indolence is being · rewarded. When our gardening crew reported for duty Monday, they discovered coins in the massive concrete fountain, compliments of weekend quests. The total take was 37 cents. As our accountant, Abacus Arbutus, pointed out, this averaged out to nearly three milb per beverage served. And the visitors, having tossed their coins, vow to return someday. Egod, this could start a whole new tradition. 0 FINAL BOTANICAL NOTE - Some curious things happened 111 the Orange County Fair lhis year, sa)s publicist Jiii Llo)d, but none stranger than a nightly ritual observed by Jim Bailey, supervisor of the agricultural area. Patrons attending amphitheater concerts had to !>troll past his cucumber patch. And every night, during periods of ingross and egress, Builey counted his cukes. None was reported missing, according to Lloyd, but she thought the item was Y.Orthy of mention. Make up you r own joke. Me, I'm gonna go and lie down for aY.hile. Jerry Kobrin's column runs M onday ancl lVednesday. Please Join Us F or Dinner Lunc h or W eekend Brunch Sabatmo's was originally founded In Chicago after our father brought the famlty recipe tor oor famous Italian Sausage from Palermo. Italy m the 1930's. Today, his sqns & grandson cont1m•<1 to provide a complete menu of authentic Italian food prepared fresh daily and seasoned with 5 generations of family pnde. Thank you, The Sabatino F.am ily . CATERING SPECWJSTS R•memlMr W• Cal., 8'Ma A C,_,.,., "In your home °' In °"' dining room. •• " For Reservations call 723-0821 251 Shi yard Wa • New rt Beach Q/ft;~ SALE ENDS MoiiPM MATTRESS l FUTON CENTERS FREE BED FRAME 8DELIVERY SETUP f:I DISPOSAL* 0% INTEREST· FOR6MONTHS a SEALY Golden Crown 1eT-~ Royal Contour zooo l •T-Wwa-" E[] gEIJ •••mu ... ·-:.==-.. ..,...... .. __ _ ,.. 111 1111 ............ . - I • 4 Wednesday, July 27, 1994 • .. CANDIDATES .......... 1 Several women arc suing Arb Campbell, former Capt. Tony Villa and the city, with the city agreeing to def end Campbell ond Villa. The case is expected to go to trial in February 1995. Despite the controversy sur· f6Und ing her husbanc.i, fPtired po• lice de tective Lavonne C~·rnpbcll has been a popular fixture in the city for yea rs. She was praii.ed last year by the Newport-Mesa Unified School dis- srict board for her work in sub· stance abuse education. She specialiL.cd in juvenile cases und doubled as the department's Drug Abuse Resistance Education officer. An 18-year veteran, Camp· bell garnered doLens of awards for Jier work with ch ild abuse and sox- ual assault cases. In January, Campbell said she would campaign on fighting crime and promoting education while taking on ot her issues with a "common sense" approach, she 'aid. Councilman IJedges "ould not comment Tue.,day on Campbell's candidacy. In an interview l~t January, however, he said: ''I'll hund her head to her." Meanwhile, consulting engineer Long Pham abo has obtained can· didacy papers for the same di'itrict a' Hedge' and C<.tmpbell If the Ualboa rc!iidcnt file'>, City Clerk Wanda Raggio said he \\111 become thi..: fir~t A'lian American to run fur cou111.:il in the 1-1 year'> that she has \\Or~ed for the <.II}. If elected, Pham i..1i<.I he guaran· tcei. he could find ways to save the city money on engineering and construction contracts. "Tht! City Council uue.,n't have a member \\ho ciln at lc.1llt under- stand the nature of engineering and con<,truction ucthity," Pham said. "They just h'itl'n to ~tart, and it\ :ilways, 'Trust me, it\ gorng to TOUR FroM P•1• 1 The committee will be charging $5 per person for the tour, and all proceeds will go toward a Canyon Park neighborhood paint, plant and cleanup day in October. "We'r.e going to take thut money and do some 'olunteer -Aork, help out some or tbe homes that may need some repairs," Wal· luce said. "We m~y meet some resist:rnce, uut we think that most of the own- er' will be more than happy to have us hel p' slJp on some paint, be OK.'" As for Campbell, Pham said he would welcome her to the race. "She has been involved in the community, going to the schools," Pham said, referring to Campbell's award-winning performance as a drug abuse resistance officer. "I udmirc her for doing that. My kids remember her." Meanwhile, in the Wcstcliff· Oo\er Shores district, council can· dicfatc Ron Winship already is ac- cusing one of his potential op· ponents -planning commissioner Tom Edwards - .of "unethir:il practices." Winship s:ud a Jetter soliciting funds for the El Toro Initiative, signeu by Edwards and three other proponents of a comme rcial air· port ut El Toro, constitutes a "connict of interest" on Edwards' part. Jn a telephone interview from France. Edwards said Tuesduy that he doesn't understand why he i.hould be prohibited from getting involved in important community issues .,imply because he is run· ning for council. "When is it a connict to be in- volved in community events?'' asked Edwards, who has been in· voh·cd in the airport issue for 17 yeari. and cu rrently is a member of the Airport Working Group. bh\Jrds stressed that money collected from the fund-raising ef- for t will go tO\vard promoting the 1.:1 Toro Initiative -not his per· ~unal campaign for council. The initiative fund-raising letter also \\a<s signed by Dllrbara Li· chman, a council c;rndidatc from Ne" port Heights aho active in the a i rpo!l group. Although Winshi p complained about Edwards' involvement in a lc.:11er to City Attorney Uob Durn- ham -who has nothing to do wirn ~'Uch matters -he did n't say a \\Oru ;1bou t L.ichman . "Shi..:'s not in my di'itrict," Win· ~hip i.a1d. "I'm not going to attack her." ' plant some grass, put up a picket fence. Of COUrSe, how much WC can do all depend.., on how much money we bring in." Commi tt ee members will be manning ticket booths at the en· trance to Canyon Park on Arbor Street and at the corn er of Victo· ria Street and National /\venue from 9:30 a.m. until I p.m. f-'cwel i.aid only aviu walkers shoulu attempt to cover the whole tour on foot. "People may want to consider doing a walk-and-drive or w:1lk· and-l>1ke tour," she i.aid. "ll covers a pretty large area." · • Stop Cmllton Prot«t Your Assmlr] Personal & Bus1neu Bankruptcy Law Offices Of Arturo E. Matthews, Jr. < '""f'''"" "'"'~ I .'II'""'''"'"""''"" c~!m (714>966•1319~~ BAIT BARGE ........... 1 when residents voiced concerns about appearance and sa!cty. But after the fishermen turned up the heat, the council ap· proved the barge on a one-year trial basis. Grcyshock has since won two, back-to-back five-year leases. The Oreyshock brothen 111· vaged the tint bait barp from King Harbor in Redondo Beach. It had been mothballed after a savage winter storm destroyed much of the Redondo Pier in 1980. "It looked like an old out· house sitting on top of a dock," Grcyshock said. "It wasn't eye· appealing, but it did the job." The new, 80-!oot, earth-tone INGAGIMlrnl ALfORD·IANDallO Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cyrus Alford of Corona dcl Mar have nnnounccd the engagement of their daughter, Susan Ann, to John Albert Sandberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sandberg of Newport Beach. They will be married Aug. 20 in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The couple are graduates of Corona del Mar High School. The bride-elect is a student in the radiology tech program at Orange Coast College and her fiance is a graduate of the University of So4thcrn California School of Business. Sandberg, Alford IARRITT·NIU Costa Mesa residents Stephanie Lynn Sarrett and Douglas Scott Neu have announced plans for their forthcoming marriage Oct. 8 in Pacific Coast Community Church, Huntington Deaeh. Martha D::irrett of La Palma and Gordon and Cathy Dnrrett of Orange arc the parents Of the bride-elect. She is a graduate of Kennedy High School in La Palma. Her fiance is the son of Frank and Sandra Cauchon of Los Alamitos and Ron Neu of Ramona. An Eti~ Course For Dogs \. bccauc;c we know you know .. Manncrs Mactrr! • Acljustnx:nt to Oiildren • Housebreaking • Obcdiaicc Training • Nipping •Jumping on Peopk • Lash PuJ.Jjng • Come When Called • Serving y OU Since 1979 Coastal Puppy Training (714) 835~8538 Enjoy a large selection of merchandise IDGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK 1930's Walnut Bedroom Sum •Bed •Dresser •Vanity · '1995 WE BUY A: SELL ON CONSIGNMENT • UYAWAYS • 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH !! 2384 Newport Blvd · CIEi .. Betwem wu.a.t Inds.a lubel -Costa Mesa 714 631-2411 CAN A Tt£N AND HER MOM MArl AC l EAN START fHIS SUMMER7 fOTALLY A D I P CL [;At J~IN<, FACIAi i:oR fAO f WILL Hf l P RI SIORf. 111\RM Jr..JY lO rl~[ SKIN AND SOOTHE AWAY . SI r j) OF /OUrMIC ANXI( IY. HIP rjOP (MOT IONS. ( O\Mf 11 <.. CM.1\11..JPS. BAD DIET DAYS. CO\S TAL POl LUTION 1 ANU f'ARl r..J JAL STRESS DAUGHTER-MOTHER FKl.ALS. S79. TOC 1l r~ II~'·' ~r"' ANfJ Hf R M()M SAVE 40% IOR RI l.A:.\lf JG IRI Al MEN TS WlfH A< llV( NATURAi INGRI IJll NIS GF NrtY APl:>f I~ IJ BY I UROPfAN l f</\11 JI I >A[ S 11 It I ICIANS N ... Nr CARI .COl~StJI JAllON IS INCLUDf.D I.ii (.Al J~I Y( ur~ SKIN Nf I DS A Hf s I fRll ND • CALI TOOAY ANO Rf SER\11 ONf APPOIN I MC N r I IMf fOI~ UOll 101 YC >U 1 U SOAY I l IRU 5A1 I JRf )AY 10 'l 11 6 IM6/3 '.V;tl PAMILA MIU l:R SKINCA~t 3.31,', VII\ 111)() Ull E A 11 fl l llX> BUit DING NEWPOR I BEA< I f . ' c.AJ[O W\lt'l:I (lfHlNI> tt~{ llr.IJ Newport Beach/Coata M-Dally Pilol bait ~ opened in June. Steve OreYsb<>ck, owner of the ~Coot Pamela Rose fishing boat, had provided bait for har- bor fishermen since he bought Jack's Bait in the harbor about 16 years ago. But it was tough to catch the bait and make it back to the harbor by dawn in time for fishing parties on their way out of the harbor. And the length of time it can take to AUTHlll .......... 1 year, she learned what her true in· tere!its were. Cohen's boyfriend was an engi· necring major, she was a math major, and the couple liked to "swap" homework. With some en- couragement from her boyfriend and academic advisor, Cohen soon changed her major. "It was an easy thing to get the education, but it wasn't so easy getting the jobs," she said. "( re· member being offe red a position catch hundreds of anchovies and sardines is unpredictable at best. "It is fishing,'' Tony Grcythock said. "If it were anything differ- ent, we'd call it catching." The bait barge is now open from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and from 5 a.m. Thursday to 3 p.m. Sunday. A bait hotline -650-0AIT (2248) -updates the type and condition of bait on hand. one summer as the secretary to the chief of engineering." While Cohen's books are aimed at capturing the interest of girls with main characters who are women, Cohen said that boys have ended up expressing just as much interest. "At my last book reading, there were probably just as many boys as there were girls,•) said Cohen. "The boys like the pictures, and they're right at home with the sub· ject matter. And the girls feel a little more comfortable with the material because the books have the word woman in the title." ENTIRE STORE CLEARANCE 20-80°;{> OFF Bikinis • Beachwear • Dresses 4R• 8igdton. ~.;) 317 Marine '\ "-'---1~\ Balboa.Island -::::Sa!!!~~~ 673-0819 . 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But Misty May of Newport Har~or High, the youngest of any women's vol - leyball player earlier this month in the four-team competition in St. Louis, will never- theless be ready to make the Sailors' crosstown rival, Corona del Mar, pay for the past two years, when CdM won back-to-back CIF South- ern Section and State Division I championships, including defeating Newport Harbor in both title matches last season. ' "I think once I get back in the gym, I'll be fine," said May, who recorded 14 ~ills with only one hitting error for the West in the final Olympic Festival match against the East. "-Once I'm atouna my Ti'fends again, I 'll be fine. We've got everybody back except Sara Warmington, and they (the Sea Kings) lost all of their big guns, so it's not going to be that much of a challenge against them. • "for me, (winning any sort of championship) is going to be dif-' ferent." May said th at her sometimes- rocky relationship with Newport H:irbor Coach Dan Glenn has been cleared up. "I'm just going to play," May said. "I'm just going to deal with it. I don't dell of Stanford, former MVP of the U.S. junior national girls team, was the fi~t. Moreover, of the 48 women competing, only four were high school players last autumn, but three of them were seniors headed for a Dh.i- sion I college next fall: Kristin Folk! (Stanford), Lisa Sharpley (Stanford) and Jamie Lee (Notre Dame). The others were college players. "Yeah, it is (a comedown to play high school volleyball again)," May said. "I'm not really mo- tivated now, because I've been playing such good ball lately at a high level." · M ay, who turns 17 on Jul) 30, \\asn't getting the sets in the West's 1ni11al match against the East, playing mostly in the backrow. "It was just in the first match that I had prob- lems, because I had never played in front of that big of a crowd before, so I \\US a little ner-.ous in the first match," May stud. "I was doing fine in the backrow, 11 \\as ju-.1 hitting \\Ith taller blocks and agaimt taller pla)ers that was tough, but after 1hat first match I \\JS fine. "Finally, (West Coach Cr.ug Cummings of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo) put me in for one sideout and then he -was going to take me out; they gave me the b:ill and I put it dO\\ n, so he left me in and I started (hitting regu- larly) from that point on. ( knew ( could do 1C. I JUSt d1J what had to be done." May, who ts being hea\ 11) re- cruited by Stanford, UCLA, Cal and Long Beach State, pb)s pickup beach volle)ball in Hun- tington Beach during her time off in the summer. She's been pla) ing voile) ball since she was a 5-year-old, :ind entered her firs t beach tournament \\hen she \\as seven. care, it 's my last year." Misty May As a junior, May led Newport ---------- "I like the bc.Khcs to gct away from indoors, but I wouldn't \\ant th:it to be my ca- reer, out on the beach,'' she said. "I'd rather phi) indoors 1n Harbor to the Sea View League title, defeati ng CdM twice. She·was voted South- ern Section Division l Player of the Year and first-team Mizµno · All-American, her second consecutive season as a prep All-American by e11her Volle) ball Monthly or Mizuno. Italy. I th ink there's more monc) 1mohed there. I just play :i lot more indoors, Jnd I like i\ bet- ter."· M ay, \\ho recently returned from a Ha\\:ti- 1an vacation, will return 10 Ha\\Jti with her family in August, when she'll pl.1y 1n a vol- leyball tourr.ament at the Outrigger Canoe CJub. , Newport Harbor High's Misty May wiles away the summer with (what else?) a little v-ball in the sand. M ay, who earned a spot on the West team following a tryout in late April, was the only. high school underclassman in the nation to play women's volleyball in the Olympic Festiv:il. She was only the third prep junior ever invited to try out, and according to Cecile Reynaud, Olympic Festival volleyball commissioner, May was only the second to make a team. Dri Wen- But next on her agenda 1s 1he ~tanhJttan Beach Six-~1an Tourn:imcnt on July 30-31, when , she'll team up with Sharpley. • Ne\\pOrl Harbor begins its practices Aug. :!..t, : with arguably the finest prep plJ)Cr in the na- tion. And all e)e) arc on ~1tsty . Op Pro ••• it can separate the young from the younger very quickly· ..._ Ex-Newport Harbor star Patricia Gill stays in the hunt with Thursday's berth . BY R.lcHAJU> DUNN, Srol.Ts W1.m1. HUNTINGTON BEACH - When Tricia Gill is finished com- peting, she dries herself off and puts away her su rfboard, but doesn't remain with the others in the competito rs area. She sits with her family, which has supported Gill since she turned proressiooal in 1984, and watches the rest of the competi - tion with the goodies that her mother, Jackie, has brought along. Gill, 28, is out of circuit now. She only surfs competitively at the Op Pro Surfing Championship, which is hosting its 13th annual event this week at the Huntington Beach Pier. "For me, competing makes me nervous," said Gill, a 1983 New- port Harbor High graduate, who surfed for four years on the women's pro tou1, before retiring from the grinding competition fol- lowing the 1987 season. "I don't even know who's in the top eight. I haven't eve n opened a surfing magazine. I know a lot of surfers, and I've lived with surfers, but when I come here I feel really out of touch." Gill certainly wasn't out of touch o n Tuesday, surfing in the women's trials round two. She won heat two with 19.84 points to advance to Thursday's first round of the mai n event, scheduled from 4:40 p.m. to 7:20 p.m. "I feel old, but I feel good," i.aid Gill, \\ho will abo surf at the U.S. Open Aug. 2-7. "It's just that I feel ancient around these other, younger surfers. I hardly know anyone anymore, be- cau!>e I'm so much older. "I get nervous, es- pecially at the Op, because I'm n o t around anymore. I just act like I'm in a contest, I guess." Gill, who lives in Carbbad, is among the veterans at the Op Pro, competing in her 10th. Only f1ve- timc Op champion Frieda Zamba and Austrnltan standout Kim Mearig can say that they've competed in as many Op Pro con- tests. But Gill is never alone. "My \\hole family (in Huntington Beach) is in to it," Gill said. "They're at every single Op, and my mom always brings a cooler and everything, with cold drinks for everybody. She's been doing that since 1 was 15. She's so supportive; she's such a die- hard. I'm really lucky." Gill, whose Oexible-hours super- market job allows her to free surf whenever she wants, lives near a MOien edges closer to GTS champlonShip standings top \ ~ Newport Beach driver sec ond at IMSA Monterey Sports Car Grand. Prix. MONTEREY -Newport Beach's Steve Millen moved to within 11 points of the top spot in· the Exxon GTS Drivers Championship stand ings Sunday with a runner-up finish in the IMSA Monterey Sports Car Grand Prix at Laguna Seca Raceway. Millen finished behind Nissan DllP llA "IHING TUUDArl fllll COUNTS ..... .,... Ledl.. -' bolt•, 243 .....,.. 7 ~all, 44 bonito, S20 ban .. tOS calko INts, 6' tand ba11, 49 Kulpln, 29 rod1fl1h, 1 halibut, 68 IMChrel. ....... .._. .. _ ...... st _,,,.,.. U4 ._,__.., 49 ctffco batt, 42 ............ 11 roddhh, ' eculpln, 2 '*'"°· 1 1Mepltead, JI mlderel. teammate Johnny O'Connell, while another Nissan driver, Eric van de Pocle, was third in the eve nt. O'Connell completed the 38 laps around the 2.214-milc La- guna Scca road circuit during the SS-minute sprint event , aver- aging 89.3 14 mph. His margin of victory was 18.592 seconds over Millen. "I'm so proud of our team," said Millen, who had qunlified No. 2 and led the first 12 laps of the ra ce. "Our goal this week- end was to qualify 1-2-3 and fin- Duka wlnl - For the story on the unbeaten Newport Beach Dukes and how Char1otte became the 11th straight victim (28· 17), IS well as other sports, see P1g1 8. • ish 1-2-3. That's easy to say but very hard to accomplish. "I struggled on my setup all weekend long nnd chose a softer compound tire fo r the race thnn my teammates did. Lagun:i Seen is the hardest track on tire that we ra ce on, so second place was as good as 1 could do." The oc>.t round or the Exxon Supreme GT Series and Dridge- tone Supercar Championship competition is se t for Aug. 7 at Portl<ind Internatio nal Raccw<1y in Portland, Ore. 100°/o CASH OUT HOMELOANS private beach with killer waves that requires a key to enter. Gill, of course, has a 1".cy. She also continues to h:ive a 1".e) to waves south of the Huntington Beach Pier, where she had scoring· waves of 6.0, 5.0, 4.67 and 4.17 (out of a possible 10). Lii.a C:lrulh was second in heat two (15.20 total), also advancing to the main event. Of the four-women heats, the top two in each advance. "As soon as they told me (over th e public-address system) that I was winning, I figu red I could do whatever I wanted," Gill s;ltd. "I might have had bigger \\a,es, be- cause I waited. I' have a tendency to wait. I think surfing in heats, there's so much luck." Competitive surfing doesn't compare to the unrestricted, un- crowded waves in San Dic!il> County. "I can en16y surfing more n@ than \\hen 1 \\as on the tour," GKI SJtd ... If (the \\()\CS) look bat.I, .1 don't have to go out. People d0rf.& understand \\ hy I i.tc pped surf1" profcssionJll) I nC\er wan teJ ~ do it m) \\hole life, l just "antoii to travel, and I did, and then l g2t into a nice home ltfc. I'm 1..inJ <.11 Jn ea ~going, simple per..,on. 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Prices good through Saturday, July 30, 1994. =· ... a Longer Sunday Hours 9 AM to 9:30 P\i Open Monday throu~h Saturday 8 ""' ll1 9· 0 PM To ftnd the Target nearest~. call l.8()().80().880. .. .. Wedneaday, July 27, 1994 TSUTA RAINONE, DAIL\' PILOT , ..... llnllh lhlrd In taurnay , Newport Harbor High'a aJrla basketball team, comina off a season in which the Coach Shannon Jakolky's Sailon reached ~ the CIF Southern Section Division lll·AA and Southern Califor· ~ ~ nia reaion-1 title games, continued to roll this summer, winnina ---- the third-place trophy on Sunda,Y in the 199-4 Summer Hoops · Tournament at Southern California Collep, after defeating Marina, 45-35. Dianne Pulido and Andree Verhulst earned all-tournament honors for Newport Harbor, which lost to highly-regarded Peninsula, 41-21, in the championship semifinals. The Sailon defeated Canyon del Oro of Tucson, Ariz., 48-28, Bishop, 54-13, Huntington Beach, 51-43, and Irvine, 40-31, in pool play. I "' Jakosky's Sailors open first-round action against Helix in the Coca-Cola Classic at Grossmont High in San Diego on Thursday at 9:45 a.m. Newport •tt ... win II COlllll Del Bal tourney SAN DIEGO -Two Newport Harbor High tennis players of note came home with top honors from the recent fourth annual ·e • Colina Del Sol Tennis Tournament. ,,- Vanessa Godbey, a sophomore this fall, did not allow any op- ponent more than two games in a set and swept her final match in straight sets, 6-2, 6-2 in girls 16 and under. Jeff Thompson, who was graduated from Harbor in June, won the boys 18 and under division. I Skipper Tad co-ta cm.ea1an11 Cop regattl The Long Beach Yacht Oub announced recently that Ameri· A ca's Cup skipper Ted Turner will be one of 10 match racing skip· pers competing in the 31st annual Congressional Cup regatta, to • be held in Long Beach March 11-17, 1995. The Congressional Cup will also be hosting a Masters Event, inviting 10 of the Cup's earliest winners to return to Long Beach Yacht Oub for a re· match, in one of the world's most prestigious match racing competitions. Zina Garrison-Jackson reaches down to play off a Charlotte attack in Tuesday night's WTT contest at John Wayne Tenni~ Club. The Congressional Cup annualfy pits 10 of the world's top skippers and crews on identical boats, in competitive one-on-one racing. To date, more than 900 individual boat-for-boat match races have been sailed in the Con· . gressional Cup. Unbeaten Dukes belt Charlotte, 28-17 The confirmed list of competitors for the 199S ·Masters Cup event includes internationally heralded skippers: Ted Turner, Harold Cudmore, Dick Deav- er, Skip Allan, Scott Allan, Henry Sprague, Argyle Campbell, Tommy Pick- ard, Bill Ficker and Dennis Durgan. ~ Jones leads the way as he continues his assault toward wn crown in men's singles race. Dukes), they're too strong,'' said Krick, whose squad lost to the Dukes, 28-17, in front of an estimated 600 fans at the John Wayne Tennis Club. "Not now with Zina (Garrison-Jackson) and the No. 1 doubles player in the world (Larisa Neiland), that's a tough combination.'' service returns, Including games with long ral- lies and remarkable backhands, it looked as if Jones was indeed ready for anybody. "ln (Kriek's) last four years on the tour, I was on the tour, so I played against him and with him a couple of times," Jones said. "I've been on the tour too long Lo be awe-struck by anybody." A public spectator viewing area will be establis~ed at the end of the Long Beach Pier, overlooking the race course. Live commentary will provide spec- tators with insight into the tactics and excitement on the water. BY RICKA1D DuNN, SPOllTS W1u1u Garrison-Jackson made her return to the Dukes following competition at the Federa- tion Cup in Gennany;_. contributing with an easy 6-1 victory in women's singles (second set) over Charlotte's Mercedes Paz and Jenny Byrne, who replaced Paz after three gam~s. Sturnam second 1t '94 IYllJ 11111111 Chlmplonshlps NEWPORT BEACH -Even ~ when Jimmy Connors comes to town on Saturday to face Kelly Jones of th e Newport Beach Dukes, in what is expected to be a In an equally as exciting men's doubles set, the Dukes needed heroics to fight off the Ex· press (5-6). Each team had two breaks, before a nine-point tie-breaker was needed to deter- mine a winner. Charlotle led 3-0 and 4-1, bu1 Newport Beach, facink Kriek's serve in the last three points, came from behind for a dra· matic win, beating Kriek all three Limes. Jones' backhand passing shot edged the dou- bles line for the winner. The team of Mike Sturman of Newport Beach and Santa Mon· ica's Bob Little finished second in the Doublehanded Men's cat· ~ egory at the 1994 IYRU World Sailing Championship in Ln ~ Rochelle, France recently. . The U.S. team was under the direction of Coach Nick Adamson of New· pore Beach. howdown for the $20,000 World TeamTennis men's singles title, Jones will not be un- daunted. Jones and Trevor Kronemann followed in the third set with a cliffhanger victory, a 6-5 (5-4) tic-breaker decision over Krick and Byron Talbot in men's doubles. Jones added his men's singles win, then Kronemann and Neiland smoked Krick and Byrne in mixed doubles, 6-1. The competition began Monday and continues through Aug. 7. • An example of Jones' boldness came Tues- ~y night against the Charlotte Express and Sea SCOUt 'crulll' IVllllllll ta youngatars 14-18 han Kriek, winner of two Australian Open Cfingles titles. A few openings remain for an upcoming Channel Island nine· ---- day adventure board a SO-foot motorcruiscr under the hand of . Jones defeated Kriek in men's singles, 6-4, · · a wild set to maintain the Dukes' momen- • m in the fourth set, as Newport Beach ( 11· Jones remains in second place behind Con· nors for the league lead in men's singles at 65-36 (.643). Connors is 57-30 (.655). "Trevor pulled a couple of shots out of his butt, and I pulled some out of my butt," Krick said. . The Dukes lost in the opening bell, women's doubfes, 6-4, continuing a pattern of lo ing the first set, then comiog back. The Dukes are ranked No. 1 in the league in women's doubles, while Charlotte entered No. 9. John Walker, a well-known skipper out of Dana Point involved ~:;:=~~ in scouting and an acknowledged responsible youth leader. "It's :s chance for boys and girls 14-18 to learn about the marine envi- ronment, to be a part of the crew, to enjoy fishing, snorkeling, boat handling ·and navigation." said Walker. tD) remained unbeaten, clinched the West Di· ._, sion title outright for the third consecutive During the ninth game, with Jones leading 5-3 in a tantalizing men's singles set, a fan from the bar crowd yelled, "Bring on Con· nors!" ar and clinched a tie for the best record in the league. The program, at a nominal cost, is in conjunction with Explorer Age Scouts in relation to forming an enlarpd Sea Scout Troup. "No, I don't think anybody can beat (the The way Jones and Kriek kept exchanging Further information is available at 493-6242. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTIC!I PUBLIC NOTICES PUIUC IOTIC!I PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICE Thia business la con-Buslneas Name(s) listed Wiiiiam O. 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Thia 8'1temenl wu tiled Thia .......,.. wu flled Orange County on June 28, He I• ~urvlved by hi• pttett3 with the County C1«tc of with the County C1«tc of 1"4. wife, Sally. of Am••: STJ~1:l~G PUBLIC NOTICE Publllhed Newport Buc:h-~~County on .'4iftl 1'· ~County Oft June 7, Ftt3111 two eon1, Joahua and Cotta Meta Daly Piiot JiAy 994• Published Newport lleac:h-"Jacob, of l.8wrence, PlcUtloua 20, 27, A&lgutt :a, to, 1994. NtMtl Ntttll ColU ..... Dally PllCC J\ly ·Kansai; •elater. Lynn lualneaa Nw W531 Publllhed Newpor1 leacl'lo-Publlhed Newpolt ~ I. 13, 20, 27, t984. -smith of Sun vaney ltatement Co1ta M ... Delly f'loC J4ift/ Cotta Mell Dllr 1'1ot JWv W5t7 ' 1dat10: and a brother: The lollow1ng l*IOM are PUBLIC NOTICI 29• Aug1ae1 2. t, 11, 1984• '· ''• to, 17, t•. PUIUC IOTICI Arthur. of Corona del A' ~rew ~~s-:· ~~VELOP· Flctltleue T113 Wl11 MStare.ven• Memorlal MENT, A CALIFORNIA UM-hllMM llMM PUILIC IOTICI PUii.iC llOT1CI Plelllleua ITED PARTNERSHIP, 3723 ltal1Ment lullftlM llw Chapel In charge of lllrct\ St .• Suite 11, Newport ,,_ talkMeng per.one•• ... ulBM P11•1• ltal1•anl arrangementa. 516-llMch, CA t26e0 dolna bualnlle u : ..... a.. ...... .. , .... The followtr1g peraona are 232-5473. B US.ZN~'SS ~ ~ :: ~ltl~~~ L~~=~ 1u;:;::.~ ,,...:::.-.::.. .. ~~:=,·~ Sllvw· f' f' tlllO ~ 01n11r Dfhe, I 1 '5, The ta1kMeng penone .,. dolna bu11n1111 •: llrend, Dane Point, CA e e ~ed ~1~111~ = ~ ~f'=). ~m..·•70 Weet ::~~VI, IN~~:::a"a~ '='HldeMnd. 28 Sllvw• .. ?",. ........ , ...... • ' ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • nerthlp 21 Acropoll, IMne, CA 11th ..,..., eo... Mlle. LMw Dr.. #420, vcwe. llrlnd, Dana Point. CA TL_ 1 _1 n..--_ ..L_ n..;J.. n!I~ 11 . ~ ·~ The regl1tr1nt(1) com-12714 CA 11'2'1 Uncll, CA._ l2t2t 1 m ~ ~,-~-, .. _ VK ~J l'"UQJ , menced lo tnlnlacC bulf. Thia bua1ne11 11 con-'fhonW "· Gordon, 14341 "'-' Ntttotrt Allevato, Thia bu1lne11 la con- -.,,,. --11 ---· _,,;,. _,, -.-!LL/_ -_,, L __ _!___ ~,_~·N the FlctltJow dUded bw: I lmlted part-Berb1do1 Drive, Dena 11141 ... ldal'll. LI\., ID. ducted,.. by:.,, lndMdull .., _,,_,,.,,,. , __ -·-,..,,., IAGllllQle.., ,,....., UMSJ.r~ _,._, ame(1) listed ntl'lhlp Point, CA 111121 vcwe. Unda, CA '2811 ... re9lttrant(1) com- ebow on: a-2.. The reglttrant(a) com-Thia bullMM la c~ Thia bualnffa la con-rnenced to tranaact ~ lff wi/J now SE4RCJ{ the Mme &-WJll flt no o:tnt ~ 111'111 #-.. ~ ..L _ PIUI T. Salela. Oenenl IMnCed lo nnwt bull-ducted a.,: en lndlwldl.tal ducted by: 1r1 lndMclual ~':"'* lhe '1dltioul J"' r-,,,_,,,.., -r--YX PMner ,.. under the Flctltloul The r .. latrant(a) com-Th• regl1tr1nl(t) com-a Name(•) 111..CS timt tmtJ the tft11 "'ti. a,,,,,. H<Jfl# in Santo .ANL Thm. J ~ ,,,._the IMf'ch Thia .-.menc -llM 8ullM8I Name(•) -.ci mencecs io .,.,,..,. tut-mencec1 lo .,__ tut-eboY9 on: .,,. ... -T ":J 1 NJK' with l'8 Countf a.rt of eboY9 on: N/A nt18 under l'8 flc1ltloue nan unclel l'8 Actlloul Jeff Hildebrand is~ wt ui/J Jill JO"" jiaiti"'4s bwintJJ Mme Sflllmlml wilh ~ <Aunty Orenge County on June 28, N DIU .....,.. Name(•) hted aua1nee1 Name(a) lated Thia atatemenC wn llled r~ -• .. ---Lfor:· &..-_ ._...L __ ,;...1 '-,_ .. __ -' ..L_ &I .. WJllr -J' 1184. Thi• .... ,.,...,,. waa fled eboY9 on: n1a llbOll9 en:..,..... Wllh the County o.tc ot ~ .,,._ ~ r-wma-... 'Rf-'"* "J llU(I ana JnC111-r-/"""./ Pt11197 wlttl the County Clertl of ~ '· Oonlon "9wlf\ ~Allevato Or~ County on June t3, J. · · with the r---... Clerlt. NlllsNd Newport hlctl-<>rqe County on June u . Thia ....._. Wiii filed Thie ....,.. wu 111ec1 1"4. "1 J __ .. J Co1U Meea Daly Piiot J4ify 1994. with the Couney Clertl ~ with l'8 County Clertl of "tUll P!.t. ""1 by"' JiM J""r jictiti""1businosJtfllfmmtIll~DailyPilat,330 W. I. 1:1. to. 17, tttM. ws12 Pubtllhed ~t= ?'.:.."'County on June II, ~.:.."'County on June a =-::!. T.:: ""°'~ R-St, a-~ ll'WMI. C1111notmt1t '-plt:twaUlus11t (714' 6424.2.,1 anJ wt PUIUC-TICI Cotta M ... Dally"°' .My NtJtn Nt40H ''· 20. 21. A&9* s, ,.,._ .__., '.! .r--r "JI '/ ~ -1, 1:1. 20, n. 1184. f'ubllf1ed Newport Beach-f'ubltMd Newport ~ wsn tvill wwM •FE§W for JOI'• htatJle this~ bJ 1'lllil.. wt t1n11 Wit• eou Mw Delly "'°' oMr Coeta Meu D11r "'°' oMr 1JU; " Li It MnCi It Plotllleul PUIUCNOTICI 1. t3,to,t7, 1t1M. WIOI tt.A&9*1,1, 11, 1~., ci ....... If Y"" shouJJ htiw ""'fanhtr tfWSlions, ,_ rA/J us""" wt wiJ/ k mQrt thttn hllRa•• ...... --1112 I ./..J -.._:_.-.t. r_J L...L ,,,· .., _,, L~-.-J a ... 1•1111 ,..., .. , PUIUC IOTICI PUalC IOT1CI Whn JOU wrf~ .,_ ••• -• ~-.., -.r-~ ~ r-,.._. ~ The 9ollowtf'9 P8f90nl.. hl1R111-. a OuaUled ad, la,L ••••• , ~ .... ae: lelll •Ht Pla•ll•I ..... I lnduck all ........, * Q'11P11 , KNOTTNlW The falM'I,..... .. IHlrt Ill -. ldllllllll -. Oat aran a OllAION. 110 ::-:: ~.....,..~ 1111r1• ••• • UM racu 110 .. =-•r ~ ~ .... KD lf'ICIAL COM· The ~ ""°"' .. '"'9 '*-'"I penone .. ud ,., the M91e WW..-0. Knoelnlw, 11 k.~c.11.-MICROTOUCH CHIRO. &AlmCIATD. rwlll ---._.._,--...CA llteo f'Nf'f, ICMO I. ... CrUI doll'I bullnllil M: =~·-• _. • Qaml. Ian ~. CA ~ ~ lne., ~ flMCT1C THllW'Y C1No It Ml -.. yo. wut . ............ .._ __ ...o;. __ _......_ ____ ....,..-________ .;.... ______ J 91171 llomll) ICMO I.-... Crua TP. • w . ..._, #111. Ollll 1111111. _., ._...._.-H2.:M71---- ., NNport Beach/Coeta Mesa Dally Pilot PUIUC llOTICU PUl&.IC llOTICU PUIUC NOTICES "1IUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC llOTICll PUIUC llOTICH PUIUC NOTICll PUii.iC IOTICU PUIUC llOTICll "· PUii.iC NOTICll Sanitary Dllltlct Boatd Of jectlon to the petrtion and 11 AYRES SEL.f STORAGE. s.ctlon 14400 •t MQ , &umess BERKE, LIMITED PARn!ER VOU ARt IN OlfAUl pa1 1ung ..,_. a1M99 Fii 11 ...... 1 S299.7S7 l4 ,.._.,Nit Directors of Orang• show good cauH why Iha 7012 Emest Ave .. HunlinQ. dPtotK1lonsCodt) 11021WlnnnC.dt,SU~•101 UNDER A DEED 0 •PaGff balconie• •ndi Fll:m'IOUIM I Ill Dycatl ·~did PUii.iC NOTICI County, Calllornla, DO COOft ahould not grant th• ton Beactl, Ca (114) 841-RtntWll Fina Los AlllnltOS Cllllornll 90720 TRUST DATED JUNE 11 p111to• and (81 A non llW ITAtm.f Oii Dy 1 ••Of lldlrll OllDlllAW NO 14 HERf8Y CERTIFY tMf the autheritf, 731•. Undl0td reHN" GUMM M. IWCATMI, E-.. -. 111..0 by t!l!IJ UHlESS YOO TAKE 9llch1~1ve HMment ap Tilt lolowlng Plf10ll(I) and loan mocillon, M ......... ..-.· foregoing Orcltnanot being A HEMINO on the peU-the right lo bid It the sale. P.O 8olt4235 S.WllalltM al otfltf bust ACTION TO PAOTEC purlenant lo all Unit llllfe dOlllQ bullnlu a Win· or 11W1f1Qt -0, Otdl 2 • lion Wiii be held on AU-PurchUH ""* be mad• Coma, CA 91723 ""'llllMI and acld<llMS YOOR PfUJPERTV IT MA •hOwn on ~ Plan tor 1n dAlvtl A/IN HMltl1 eJo Pren· in **". 5102 Of T1ta COaTA Ma9A n.tnee 4 wu d4Jtt GUST 25, 1"'4, II 1:•5 by cash and paid lof al the ~&udl·Costa Mlu Dy 111 Sellrlliclnlel with 6E SOLO AT A PU8Lt Oren and 89'"' 1up .. .._ Cor 111011 ' 14S5 At-FnlflOllCoCIUllCI •llon.cl SANITAllVDl•TRICT paned, approved and P.M, In Dept 703 localld time of purchaM. M pur· ~Plotltlr•yunbttOftlltUllS SALE IF YOO Nt:EO A PO" repa1t m111111n SPo!'SI Rd~ 2SO Saaa-dobusilllllntlll .. AllallDlfllQ ~by tald Board, ap-at 3•1 The City Drive chllld goods .,. lold u CN258657 Jut 1S 20,27 Aug 3 1111 wa Mftl or dtlWftCI to EXPLANATION OF TH ance and enc1oact1"*'t mtnlO CA958l5 Tiit ""' leldr• enct 01191 OllOUIANCI IO PfO\led and ligMd by "9 Soult!, °'9nae, CA 92t168, Is and must be remowd at 11uytr/fr1t1S1'fll •• (I 'nont' NATURE OF lHE PRO E•cept U1eretrom all Otl PRO.VET C PM\let I common deSlgnaloll H M'f, 'll AND NOVIDlllQ Prelldent Md attest.cl by If YOU OBJECT TO Iha tlme of aale. SM II aubjec1 PUIUC NOTICI so stn) None CEEOINC:. AGAINST vou {IH mmerallo and o O.W.e c:~aoon ncOnt IN rNI Pf~ c111aiDeis '°" CHARORa ,0 .. the Secretary of aald granting ol lh• pelltlon, you to cancellation In the event f"'" Ne The assets 10 be sold lft dt-YOU SHOULD CONT ACT a hydwc .. rbon ~ub1uance ConAgra Olwe CC·34il Omllla above 11 purpe>ntd to bl 1 eJV ADlllNlaTE•INQ Board, all 11 1 regular should appear 11 the hear· of d•11tlemen1 betwHn land· ,..=,..,;.ft11111 scrmed In gtneral • turntturt LAWVER ly111g betow a depth o NE 61102.5001 Port Tmllt PllDI ~1 n ti I aid B Ing and 11111 your ob-lor and ot>llgllld pll1y. F ... 111-•ll•ll I lshW--I ....., I NOTICE Of 500 reel w11hou1 an ............ RIU'UND• ON mn ng 0 s oard hald JeCt,lons or ,,,. Wlllltn ob-AyrH Sell StOfl{ll llAMf ITATEMOfT um ...... IXtllrH equ,.. ... en TRUSTEE s SALE noh1 I.() en ts upon the Tiiis bUSllltsS .. condlldld .....,, 2660 CANCRLLED 'ERMITa on July 141 191M, and lhat jectlons with th• coUf1 ti. Resident Managers Thi lolowlng l*10ll(S) mactonety, lalsthold lmptovt No U .!692 •urt .. c:e or the •ubaur tJyacorJ)OflllOll Tiit undtrsigntd Trus... · THE BOARD OF OIREC: the same was PHMd and l0t1 the hearing. Your ap-Publlehtd Newport l&tar•dOlllQ buslnln a : Orange mtl'llS llqu« lanse, gOOCIWll On Augu•t t7 1994 •a lace ol 11a1d land •bove SIGtfEO PRO VET Compan1e1 CllllM any llaCllly IOI TORS OF THE COSTA adopted by th• loflowing pearance may be In person 811ch·Cos11 Meu Daily Couniv Paint Company Al I 1Jad4naf'lt •IC 09 00 AM •I ltle Iron • dtipth OI 61)() .... .. Inc By John J Oii v p Tax inCOfflCVlllS ot "' ""' MESA SANITARY DISTRICT role call vole: orbyyOUfattomey. Pilol July 27, August 3, 1746176, 2112 Wnt i.lncoln and lft located al S3 entronc;e t o 01 .. ng prov1d11d m tn11rumema Reg1S11anth•notyetblgundrmandolhefcommon HEREBY FINDS AND DE· AYJS: WAHNER IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 1994. Avenue,Anahetm,CA92801 . KATELLA AVENUE, LOS Al.AMI Coa.it Till• Comµany t;4 01 Record to transact bUSllllSS under Ille naoon II any shown '* CLARES that certain PERRYMAN, READE' or a contingent creditor of W541 O.C PAINTS, INC., a Calilor· TO~hCA~IF~RN/A,:72o N Tu~un In the clty ot PARCEL 3 An uc;tu llClldous l>Usroess name or Said Slit .W be mad4 t amoun11 of Staff time are PRRRY SCHEAFER ' the deceased, you must Iii• PUBLIC NOTICE nl.1 Corporation, 2112 Wtsl Lin· .. st' Ind .. 0 OH J'.~E !OGEN Santa Ana County of Or 11ve riyht •nd ••••men namTes listed htrttn Wltnoul covenant °' Wllrd taken up In lht adminlslta· '. your clalm with the court coin Avenue, Anahtlnl. CA uan erre • ·~ .nye Sule ol Coli1om1a lo u" the pallo •rea(• his slatemtnt was lllld Wllll 1xprm or wnplltd reo- UVe process of refunding NOES. NONE and mail a copy to tha per· Flctltlou• 2801 ERAL UOUOR LICENSE NO 47 Cahlorma Rtt.onveyanc d•••on .. U.d on me Pia tne County Cletk ol Sacramtnto title possassion. or tnQI~ '"'on requests made by ABSENT: NONE sonal repr11an1at1ve ap-Tllli boslness Is condue1td 188994 Comp•ny a C.at11orn1a P No11e or the bate.on C01111tyonJuty 13 1994 l)(ancn IOf lhe purpott • ., permitlffl desiling 10 can-DATED thla 14th d•v pointed by tha court within BualMH Neme riy a corporation. now 1Ssued '°' lh• prem CurporalJon. "' duty ap-ar11•• CBI de11gnoled 0 NOTICE· This nct1D01.1s Namt saosty111g 11\t indtb•d• eel permits. of Julv1 1H4. lour moriths from the date Statement SlGNEO· oc PAINTS INC ey· IOca'ed •I 5300 !CATELLA.AVE pomtact.. lru1~ unde the P1.m H 8·188 H be Statement txpir• five )'tart SICUfed by said OMC1 Of Tr\111 THE BOARD FURTHER Robin Hamer• Man. ol first Issuance ol the let· The lonowlng persons are R O sie'lall President' ' NUE LOS ALAMITOS, CALI th.ti certain Deed o l mg appurtenant 10 th lrom Ille date II was l1led to 1!'11 lllCIUdlllQ l1le tees, Cflll'OH 1111 FINDS AND DECLARES •ier of the District tars es provided In section ~~J'lus~ess ''iiROOUC Rtglsttant has not yel beQun FORNIA 90720 r rua.1 execu1ed by BorgH· Unit .ia. well a& an aaclu Olllce ol tne Counry Clerk A new expens.s ol l!le Truf\M ~ . ..1.. lhat uld administrative Coat• M••• S•nll•ry 9100 of the Calllornla Pro· TIONS H~ 0 WN h . 1 1 • IO transac1 business under the Tile anllcipated date 01 111 ~ S11ohm an unmarrie sive nghl c.nd eaumen Fictibous Business Name State· The oeneltdlry under said i,_, costs ahould be borne by Dletrlc t bate Code. The hm• lor 111-CA 92714 renac '· rv ne, llc1ltlous buslnm name or Sllellransler Is September 2 wun 1.tn a• 11u111or1 re· to uH the •torage area ment must ce t111d bttore tnat ol Trust ntfetolor• uecu•d 1111 the permittH· Ing clalms will not eKplr• llJll\IS listed herein 1994 at IN olla ol JEAN Al c;ordt:d on June U 1992 11 any derugn .. ted on th ome The '"lllO 01 tnis statement OlllVertG to tnt unc1ers11111111 \ THE BOARD FURTHER Published Newporl before four months from Sonya Sparkman, 6 This statem n • llled wltn LEN ESCROW CO INC 3321 as lna1rumen1 No 92 Plan S None as be1n ooes not ol 11sen autnorue Int writlln OedarallOll ol l>el FINDS AND DECLARES Beach·Costa Mesa Daily the hearing date noticed ~re1nache, Irvine, Ct 92114 1111 County &a~ ~I Orange EAST ARTESIA BLVD LON •1 1l!>J m Booa Pag appurteoant to the Unit use In lll!S state ol a flClltlous and Oemand for Sall and that subparagraph (f) of Ar· Pilot July 27, 1994. abOlle. h s business s con· County on Jutf 14 1994 BEACH. CALIFORNIA 90105 01 Othc1at Reco1ds of any 11uch ~•orc1ge are Business Name 111 vlOlaoon ol Mitten Nollel ot Oe!Jult • llcle 3 of Ordinance 20 be W539 YOU MAY EXAMINE the duc1ed by: an lndlvldual NOTICE· Tills Ficl!t1ous N The amount ol Ille purcttas 0 1.tri!Je Counf'1 Swte ot •hall be u1ed only to Ille rights ol anolller under Fed EleCUon to Seu Tn• uno-.. added to accomplish this PUBLIC NOTICE file kept by tfle court. If you ~~~ ~e~~·t~a9n~~:~, ~0·~:: Statement explrtS five v!: prloe or consideration In con c .. 1i1orn1a unde1 the 1101a1i1e purposu .. n eral. State. or common law (See sroneo caused said Nobele ., purpose. are a peraon lntorested In 8 5ce d ;h Fi 111u lrom tile date It was llled In Che necllon with Ille 11anster ol th power ot sate 1tiere1n not as 11111ng quarters Section 11.400 et seq Business O.lault and Electlon to Sel to i.e . SECTION 1. ttie estate, you may Ille n s un er 8 c 1. ous Diiie• 1111 Cou Cle k A lloense and business inciudln coniamed will sell a PARCEL 4 The e•clu ano Ptolessions Code) recoroeo in ll'le county ~ ACCORDINGLY. Ordl· BSC 3087 with the court a formal Re-Business. Name(s) hsted Flcbtfoo 8• • niv N r Sn~~ the asl!maltd 1nventorY. ts 111 pubhc auction to the ••ve right and eaumen First Flit/lg tilt real property• locllld • nance 20 ol the Costa NOTICE OF quest. IC>f Special Nolie• of above on. 6·27·94 us USVltsS ame ta sum of SISS.1528 oo. wfuch con l111Jl1es1 bidder lor cash to u "tt 1 he par i.1 n Newoor1 Bncn·Costa ~esa mor• tnlll tnree montns hM Mesa Sanl1ary District Is PETITION TO the filing of an inventory Sonya Sparkman ment must bl filed t>elore th1t slsts ol Ille lollowtnO o1 .. 11e1.1t. d" du•t.robed spacu o1 "pace• d•••g Daily Pilot elapsed slnee sueh recotdatlont hereby amended by adding ADMINISTER and appralsal of estate as-Th~s stau~:menl w~15 :led :"'·Tile fa:"i~~ lhls sta!!!"ent C.Shtt<'S Clltck to be dtl>OS bt<IC.IW pay...ute "1 the na•ed on lhe Pldn a C~260321 Jul 27 Aug 3 10 17 Data 07111194 --·;;. thereto• eubsectlon (0 to ESTATE OF sets or of any pet1tlon or wit tile ounty er o oes nol o ·-aulhotwo 11'1• lted upon axecutlon ol escrow""'"' u1 .. a111 111 lawtul Parlt.mg Spacecs1 PS 5 N.A MORTGAGE SERV~ Article 3 of Ordinance 20 to : accounl as provided In Orange County on June 28, use In lhlS state ol a Fle1Jtlous $25 000 00 mu111,:y 01 u oe un11ed and PS 1>9 PUBLIC NOTICES INC As T 1 read as follows: ESTHER S. LANE, section 1250 of the Call· 1994. F813800 Bustnan Name In violation of Cashier's Checl( 10 t>e depos S1;11c:~ 01 A111er11.,1 wnh The tot.ill .. 111oun1 of the 4 rustee • ''There shall be 8 char~e ak• ESTHER LANE, fornla Probate C'ode. A Re-Published Newport Beach· tne rlahts ot another under Fsd· lled P<IOf to IJansler ol lleense ou1 Wdttanty eAPrh1 o unp111d 1.mnc1pat bat NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE 9g~o-~:~ Street Stodelon of s20.oo for the admims· •k• ESTHER quesl for Special Nolle• Costa Mesa Daily Pilot July eral, Stall, or common law (Set STS 000 00 111wt1ed a" h> 1111e ui1e ance 1111e1ht lht1reon TS NO 4968"632PS 1209 5-(6•28 trative costs ol Pfeparing SANDRA LANE lorm Is avallable from the 6 13 20 27 1994 Section 14400 el seq., Buslnts! Reimbursement/Creclll t pos:.el!.1011 01 erocum-together with re.honabt TITLE OROER NO 100009·3 ~l 5 99 for and making a refund ol C••• No. A 174133 court ct"1<. • • • • · and Prolnslons Code). br .. nc;es "" r.yh1 1111e est 1 mated co' ts ,.., AP•H •58·422·13 I ll'lens Agent charges tor permits where To all heirs, benef1clarles Attornew for the Pell-W5l5 First Allno Buyers lor insurance Paid i.11d 1nte1es1 11ow held-by peme" and advance' a YOU AAE 1"1 DEFAULT UNDER AT 27271 the permit lee has ro· creditors, contingent credl: tloneri PUBLIC NOTICES R08£RT G. SPLINTER, Esq. ~n~~ 00 10 t>enelil Seilers 11 oi. ~uch T11Ji.leu •n and the 11111e 01 the m111a DEED Of TRUST DATED Ju~ 27 & Al.Igus• 03 10 t99• quested and the District tort, a~d persons who may ROBERT T. CARRUTH, 25124 NarbonneAvt.,1106 B 11.1 1t1e fullow1ng de-putJllc.tllon ol th1' No l2J22/87 UNLESS YOU TAK hH agreed 10 relund of the otherwise be lnterestod In ESQ (CSB193808) Fiie No. Fl14721 Lomita CA 90717 Credit to uyers With com scroued propertv iiluated toce are $.!25 4:lb 75 ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR permit. No charge shall be tho will or estate, or both, 1 BO ' NEWPORT CEN FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Newport lleacll·COSta Mesa prtseg_a1~ort/erresenbng Ill 111 the <1iore1ic.ud County Curienlly da1ed Ca•h· PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLO mad• where a refund Is of: ESTHER s. LANE aka • NAME STATEMENT Dally Piiot neoo..... un s 0 repair pur· di IU Sldte IO Wll APN II 1er~ Checa• 01 Ceruhe Al A PUBLIC SALE If YOU necessary by reason ot ESTHER LANE aka ES· TER DR., STE 1BO, The loDowlng person(s Ct-4260329 Jul 20,27 Al.lg 3,10 chase and Install items 9Jb lb 1811 Che'-i.~ paye1ble to lh NEED AH EXPLANATION Of THE error or mlsteke of the Dis· THEA SANDRA LANE NEWPORT BEACH, CA 1$/ate dOltlg l>Uslness as Sl.B 102 00 EXHIBI I A Tru•lee 01 bidder are ac NATURE Of TtiE PROCEEDl~GS trlct." A PETITION has been 92880 (714) 720.8442 NAICAHO/SBD PROFESSION PUBLIC NOTICES It nas t>etn agreed between 1-'AH.;EL 1 t-ee i.11111J1c: ceplclble to Tru51ee pro AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD PUBLIC NOTICE i NOTICE OF APPLICATIOM FClm CHANGE IM OWMERIHIP --ALCOHOLIC IEVERAGf LI·~ CfNSE SECTION 2. Med by BARRY M. LANE in Published Newport PARK. 901 W CMcCenter Ofrve the sellers(s)1'a11Sff and th 1111e lu Co11do11un1um v1ded p1 1.1per 1dentot1ca CONTACT A LAWY'ER Pursuant 10 Sections 6490 the Supeuor Court ol Call· Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Suite 300. Santa Ana, CA 92703. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of intended buyer(s)/lransferee Uno• No l8d 111'" Unlll tion '" """1tab1e On 08117194 at 1 00 PM II.A. To Whom II May Concern • and 6491.3, Health & lorn1a, County of ?RANGE. Pilot July 27, 28, August 3, SBO GROUP, INC , a Calllor· llULI( SALE AMO OF INTINTION equlred by See 2'4073 of Ille a• "''own upon lhti Con Fr""' t n I o r111.; t 1 o MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC as · BRINKER RESTAUR Salety Code, the Secretary THE PETITION · requests 1994 nla corporation, 901 W Cr.1 TOTRAMafERAl.COHOLIC Business and Pfolessloos Code doinomum Pi .. n (uriulled whit.h lhot rrus11:e 1Jeem1 tile duty appointed Trustee CORPORATION (P 12) IS (ar•) of the District shall cert1!)' that BARRY M. LANE. be · · w Center Drive, Sulla 300, San llEVERASE LICENSE lhat Ille conSlderatlon lor tlans· Condon11111um Ptan toi reliable bul tor whic under and pursuanl 10 Deed ol appfVtng to 1tte Department .Of to the passage or this Ord•· appointed as personal rep· thS40 Ana, CA 92703. (UCC llc.1111 et 1111. aid II I fer ol lhe business and hcense ts l 0 t ' 0 1 T "1c 1 N ° Trustee maaes no rep re Trust Aecorded on 12131187 ;is AJcohOhc Bever e ConlJo ¥: nance a.nd shall cause the resentat1118' to administer PUBLIC NOTICE NAKANO INTERNATIONA p 2407' et1111.I to be pa. Id only altar Che tJansltr l O!>ll 1 I Couniy o\ Or· unta1ton or warraniv Document No 87·716670 Booa sel aicollOIC rie:laoes at 3300 same to be published once the estate of the decedent. CORPORATION a Ca~lom Ela'eWNI 71M has Ileen approved by Ille .nye State 0' Catofornoa. lhe street c1ddren1e•1 ° ... Page"· or Ott!Clil Records W Coast tiwy 1B Nllll'P"'I in the Oranoe Coast Daily THE PETffiON requests LEGAL NOTICE corp'orabon. 901 W. Clvw: Cente NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Del)aftment ol Alcollo1 C•he Plan I recorded on other common deaegna· 111 tne ottoce ot Ille Recorder of BNcr> CA 92663 !" Pilot, a newspaper of gen· the decedents WILL and NOTICE OF Drive Su11e 320 santa Ana tllat 1 bulll sale ol asstts lfld a Beverage Control July 11 l !i79 h lnstru· l oon °1 lhe above 0 • Orange County Ca11torn11 W'ln '47' On·Salt Gen erat clrculallon printed. codicils, If any, be admitted 92703' • ' transfer ol alcoholic ii.verage II· Dated June 29, 1994 n•enf No 1~6 1(1 in 800"' scntJed property '1 1 executed 1JY Fred Garaa and (Pub Eat Pl) hcense(s) • published and circulated In 10 probate. The will and PUBLIC SALE OF This business ls conducted cense ls aboutto be made CHARCAR INC. A CALIFORNIA 1 JUb Pf!yes 7b through Scholl Plaza 1214 New· Shlrle w GarCll llusbanO and Date MS·94 ' the Costa Mesa Sanitary any cOdlclls are avalfable ABANDONED by I 111 hl Th Social See I CORPORATION 1 l S 111clu•1ve ot Oltocoal port BeJch CA 9.!6b3 I ~L SELL AT PUllllC n.. Dist let o ango c 1 tor examination In Iha file PROPERTY Sli a ~enera gar ers p, •names. ur ty °' By Theodor c Alt>er1 Trustee ficcurd' ol 1c11d Orange S.t1d prt.perty 11 being W1 e L ...... 11artMHt of Alcollollc le•· Cal1for,;la, ~nd sev~n(~ kepi by the court. Notice Is hereby given S GN 0 SB GROUP, INC .. 8y Federal Tax Numbers and ad· Selier/lteensee . Coun1y which P1,.n per-~old tor lhe purpose ot AUCTION TO TitE HIGHEST ,,. Coal I days atter Its pubhcatlon 11 THE PETITION requests that the undersigned Wiii SIUJnlcht Naito. Pfesldent dresses OJ tilt sellerAicensee TELLA·WthhERS CIRCLE i..111• lo lh.tt property de-paying the obl1g.a11oni1 8100ER ·FOR CASH, payabte at 28 Civc Cenllf shall be In full force and el· authority to adm1n1ster lhe sell et publlc aucuon, pur· Tile r90ls1Jant commenced t we CHARCAR. INC · A CALI· SSOCIATES A CA WAITED "'-"l>ed on Tract No secured by H•d Deed ot trme ol sate n !awlul money ol Room Jo; lect. estate under tho lndepen· suant to Section 21700 or ttansact business under Ille lie-FORNIA CORPORATION. BY PARTNERSHIP By Sarabeth M 10!1117 record.id •b 449 rust including tee" and Ille United Swes) al The Cna.>-Santa Ana CA927t PASSED AND ADOPTED dont Administration ol Es· tho Business & Profes· tit.ous t>us1ness name or names THEODOR C ALBERT TRUS· DavlS GP By Sarabelll M P .. yu~ s throu~11 • b ot e•pe"""' ot the Trusiee man Avenue entrance to Ille Newport Beacl\ Costa M~ by lhe Board of D1rectors totes Act. (This authority sional Code, the following llsled~boveonJuly6.1989. TEE PO BOX 7338, Newpor1 DavlS' l p By .\dele Conrad M 1scell&neou~ Maps and or Sate Cr.1ic Center BuNd1ng. 300 Easl OauyPl!Qt 0 the Costa Mesa Sanitary will allow the personal rep· described property to wit: Tiits statement was l1led wlll1 Beach, CA 92658,7338 L p By ll'llng Berke L p · Recofd~ 01 su11,;I Or.tnge c1111torn1a Recon11ev Cnapman Ave, Orange CA alt CN2622'42 7/2719• District, 81 a regular meet· resentatwe to take many BRIAN WHITE H·91. Air· tile County Clerk ol Or.anoe The business IS known as 8 er/Transferee · Cou111y ance Company 31 said r!Qhl. Ulla and inttresr ccnveyeo Ing held July 14, 1994, acllons without court ap. cond, 'boom bOIC, cooler. County on July 7. 1994 'LECHU~'S PINE FOODS Of uy JEAN ALLEN ESCROW CO PARCEL 2 An und1v1d· Trustt:a By suunne Ket· to ano now n11d by II unuer sa•a ---------,..-J•m•• A. Wahner pro11al. Before taking cer· speaker, clothes, misc. NOTICE· This FICllllOUS Name MEXICO • INC' tid 0050ti pe1c.e111 mter· ty hecu11111: Vice Pre••· Deed ot Trust in tne property Chances are • taln very important actions JENNIFER BRUCE H-59 StaterMnt exp11es fr.le years Tilt names Sodat Seamty DI • es• '" itnd to the Com· den1 9lllU o .. i.date Ave s1tua:eG 111 Sild County Cal IOI Ill fl d Preeldent of th• Boerd however. the peisonal re~ Surlbd, lug. speakers, lrom the date 11 wis Med in the F•dtral Tax Numbers and all· 3321 EaslArtesia Blvd m u11 Areas H "huwn and ha16worth Cato torn1a rua oescr11>eo as REFE'RREO TO you w n of Direc tors of the reseniative will bo required dresser, 34+ boxes. OlllceollheCountyClertt.Ane dresses ol tne buyerllransleree Lon\elleacll CA90805 dehned on the Pli!n Re-1311 6619 18181 775· IN SAID DEED Of TRUST what you need Coit• Meu Sanlt.,y to gtve notice to interested Sale will be by compel!· Flc:Utlous Business Name Stall· are KATELLA·WINNERS CIRCLE Newport ach·Cos0 ta M~SI 1er11ing thore11un1 the 2575 Dated July 15 1994 ··PROPERTY SOLO AS IS.. al the price Dl•trlct persons unless they have Uve bidding (written sealed men I must be hied be1ore Iha ASSOCIATES, A CAUFORNI.' ally rilol lollowmg I A 1 An eaclu· ASAPt 32813 The total amount of me unpaid · ATTEST: N•I• RHde, waived notice or consented bids may be submitted In bme. The hling ot this statemen LIMITED PARTNERSHIP BY CN262391 7/27194 111110 eo~e111enl 10111er the 7127 8f'.l 8110 balance ol tne obll(labon se-you want to pay Secr•t•ry to Iha proposed action.) adllance) on the 11th day does not ol ltsell aulhorl28 Ille SARABETH M OAVIS. GENERAL Po1rcel1i 3 an'1 41 des1g· cured by said Deed of Trust and when you read 1, Robin Hamers, Man· The Independent admln1s· ol August 1994 at 2 00 1111 In this state ol a Flctiuous PARTNER. BY SARABETH M RENT na1ed <111 Re•lrocted reasonably esoma110 costs Clautned eger ol th• Costa Mesa trahon authority wllt be P.M. at the premises w,here Business Name In vlolatlOO of DAVIS LIMITED PARTNER BY Common Are.i on the experses 111d 1dVances at tne dally granted unless an Inter-said property has been the rights ol another under Fed-AOELE CONRAD. LIMITED Ptan and 1e1erved to otll· bme ol lf!e 1111tlal pubttcallon~I ested person !oles an ob-stored and which is located eral, Siate. or common law See PARTNER ANO BY IRVING •r Unlls tor uu an~ tne Nonce ol Sal8 IS 842·5171 2900-2911 ... I ~"'~ ... ' ~ ~:..+ ----· 2t2NOll llAllDISE .... ID ?i II 60106080 II 610H190 &. •1011-9090 •t . - I : : '. I) u . . .. y-~.c I '·' ~I ". , ' . -·~_'.:. CL_4SSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am· 5:00pm Monday·Friday Walk·ln 8:00am·5:00pm Monday· Friday DAILY PILOT DEADUNES Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Tuesday ............. Monday S:OOpm We.dnesday ....... Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ........... Wednesday S:OOpm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm BY PHONE (7 14) fH2-567 BY FAX (7 14) 631-6594 (Please include your name and phone number and we'll call you bad~ with a price quote.) BY MAILORIN PERSON: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Cum.>r ot Ne~ pon Bh l1 & Bay Sl GENERAL POLICY Rate and deadline. are 'ubjecr to change without n o tice. The publisher re~erves the nght to censor. reclas ify. re' i e or reJeCt any cla ified ad"en1sement. Please repon any error that ma~ be m )Our clas~1fic!d ad 1mmediatel)' The Dail) Pilot & The Independent accept n o hab1hty for .lll) error in an adven1 emenl fo r which it ma) be re. ponsible el\cep1 for the co1oit of the "pace acruall~ occupied b) the error Credit can only be allo,,cd for the first rnsertion COMMERCIAL ... c .. J HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 HOUSES/ CHEAPER THAN RENT CONDOS COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT BEACH MISCELLANEOUS 2669 RENTALS PROPERTY 2778 (0UA4. ltOUtlNG A s..yr·otd b .. ullful FOR RENT 1152 sq fl. 2Br 2Bal•••••••ill•1I master suite home In •--------- Heme t. Fully land· CORONA acpd, movo·ln cond. $86,495. Ma)(, Agent, DEL MAR 909-652-0989 Ext. 28. 2122 Ol'l'OllTUlllfY 0 T A11....ia1111....-.111t1111 NEWP R ......,., 1a 111t11te111 IM,,,. BEACH !!CHINA COVE i! Unique 2·sly homo on the water. SBA 2BA, 3 1069 Beach Area Winter or Yrl~ Furn/Unfurnished I ·4BR Incl Watorfront $650 to $1700 mo. VIiia Rentals 875·4912 BELCOURT Elegant "D" Plan 3BR, Den, 3 Fplc, Bar Lse Op11on $5.000 Mo. BALBOA ISIAND 2606 I 9 A upstairs, VE RY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil clean & qu••t. lg pool, * 1 BR 1 BA • beautiful landscape, , 212 40th St nr fwys shopping, $750 mo. lndry lac. Low dep. Donna 722·7353 No pets, plO<lH $550 •1BR $025• RENTALS TO SHARE 2724 PRESTIGE LIDO STOREFRONT New ott•c• retail 2.000 at Below mkt S98c NET. )(Int Traff & Pr kg PRU NEWPT 873·1900 mo. 048·0392 28,. 28A 1725/Up Coron• Del Mar Apt 28r 28• upper. 28R 2BA luxury ept, Aa~~out Our ~~~kr. Am ~ivt BA 1---------Lucllle Hoyt 644-49t0 liiiiiiiiiii!!i!~iiiiiiiiiiii WllLIY M TAYlO" CO weterfront, relrlg, upper unit, E'slde. No Specllll! Frio. dfw wshr/d,;o64().2~~:g•. INDUSTRlAL 2788 Down•t•lrs 3Br 2B• aundeck. garage. Yrty pets. S950 mo+ $900 Incl. 60)130 pool No 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dpl)(, frplc, 4-car gar, 51595/mo. 494•1658 security. 845·2146 peta No faH. No _O_N_T_H_E_a_A_N_D_·_N_B_I' ..... ,.., ..... Act .. , .... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~:",,!.~ Lowest Priced 2-Sty ateps to bay & bHch. 2BR·1BA COTTAGE IHH 54S-485S Prol non·amkr. $500 Q .. EAT F9'0NTAOE s14501mo. 8!8135~539 ---------Encl patio, washer/ AT THE BllACH mo+ share utll. Avall 1560 Superior, CM BALBOA 5200 a/f. ChHp ,.nlt BEACH FURN Lido lele 2Bd· dryer hkup. no pets Lower 3 bd, lrplc, b•r. 8 1. Steve 548-8818 Ownr/Agt 842•9666 car parking, nlce1 ________ _ patio, frplc, huge m&I· ler S3500 mo. Avl 8/ 20th. Yrly lse Vtlla Renlols 675·4912 H•tlltle• ., """•' .. ""' "Port StrHt1'' ._. • ..., ce• lltltlell. •Br·2.5Ba, lovely pV1 .. ........,.....,...,,. yard, mov•ln condl .......... ........ 040oS004 Agt •-.-J-A_S_M_l_N_E_C_R_E_i_K_•_ .... ., _.. ,.,...._., lllN· 24 hr tee, pools, ten· ...... •,._.•lullea." ---------nls 3bd 2ba din rm 2Ba + atudy, llv rm w/ PENlNSUIA 2607 $775 mo. 722·0294 $1175 AGENT •••••••-RENTALS Ip, lam rm, patio, •28R·28• upstrs In 4· 873-4S900 COMMERCIAL lBR Penln ... 1450 Wk ~s,,,,,2soo,..--..... m_o_._e_1_s-e_22_3_ 1BA saoo mo: utns pd plex w/lrplc, gar, 10 Great beach studio, REAL ESTATE BUSINESS • 1BR. Ocnft , 1925 wk HVH 3Br 2Ba, ctrl AC, 1 hH lo eandl Sun-deck. 879 W 18th. S7!>0 mo yrly N- tBR. VII B•l.S109~ mo comm pool/tennis. deck, w/d, •vi 8/1. 301 $750 No pol 844-7064 It.lichen, comm pool.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FINANCE IBR Cndo(F) S1200mo $1875/mo. 819·e17· E BalbOa #2 644•7948 AVAILABLE NOW 642"3162 BUSINESS OFFICE ni. .... , ... wtll Ht MOBILE ,.,,; rm: s27oo mo .......,_..,.....,... HOMES 1100 C310) 5e•1ao2 .... llf IUI ..... _...II 18 ,_Oc_e..;.•_n_v_l..;.e_w_lg_2_B_R_·_2_B_•· 2BR Condo 11000 mo 0488, 714·759-<>704 tBR redecor•ted, pvt --------- 2BR Ocnft Sl750 mo ---------O ONA p•tlo. S575. Herbor Overstocked with 2BR , Penln . 1925 wk LIDO ISL I aty 3 bd, C R V111aa 546·9081 stuff? 3BR Penln $1000 Wk sunny P•llo, ctoH to DEL MAR 2822•---------A call to FOi R!NT 27891--------1 iiiiiliiil .... iill.1usnuss """"" • 11W. 0.....,. 0o .. n Breeae/S,_,.,_ lrpl, 2 car gar, nu 3BR Condo .Sl200 mo 11nnl1 & club. S24001'ilil••••••• E'ald• lbf gar, paho, no Claaslfled ~r .. wew Cenvenlent POlt WI 2 CM Fwy 55 & Briatol, 1 .......... . • AGENT 631-1400 I' P•I• SS85mo + $450 The "JJI.. 1800 an lull 2Bd 28• T d•P 150 E 21•1 St will help .._... Looking For• den. huo• ~tlo w/ 84a.5934, 54~420. __ ...;M-.:2;;..·.-5.-1.;.7.-1 __ • ......, ,...... tNI 111 1750 Whittler Ave,1'85 p•lnVcpt, lndry rm. No ..._. ....,.,.., .. 11111 CM-Cstm dee 2Br 2Ba pet $1495 720.1565 300 aq ft, pll1 t>.tn, 1'1 Video ... S3501mo. 5•0-0598 ., .......... .._._ " views! Stepa to Chln••--------- COSTA MES• 2124,~_.-6'73-...;.....;.;1..;..900__,_..-, Rtnbll? Cove 11000 873--7892 E'atde 2Br 1Ba·oar. wd --------------~ ·-c.u Kt~ hkus>9, Aewly remod. s~LS 191 ••111• .. ,........ • • Cal rm/lndr spa/oak ._..1,. ..... 1111& ,.... tire, Lo malnl. 541J.07•8 1--------- ,..11-lw' ... CllllUO s.u vour home »• • 1·•G•·-fer through deaalfled. ... • I" S'I , DC llU ,._.. MI ... 78 ulllUOll··--1-------- , 29 SlrldH 10 bch, clean H rbor R Mu l BR APt·2 lg rma & 1800 A $875 w/vd vu; 3BR 28A E'•ld• twnhm, 3Bd, 28•. c:ath cells, • • ••• , kitchenette, seoo ~ water pd 4•3·1037 • MOTELS 2718 ti W/0 1 t 173 4400 $200 sec. Nr be•chl 1-----......,,,......,,,-•••••••-•••••••••I •II appllances, 2-car pa o, ' lr y H . 873·1445 or 11,.._.87• K'StD• ••oil .. V gar, pool, spa, lennla Avl nowt Agt 57-3996 509-2135 Pgr Lg tBR w 'p.atto, SS•5 -----------~--· S1500 laase 544·5794 1_o..;..r...;,67.;..3;;..-3..;.;.7.;..77.;.... ___ ..,.,..,..,,.....,..,.....,......,..,......,..,..,...,.,... mo. 329 University 2BR·2Ba + ton, bllte NOW aHOWINQ IUIR COSTA MESA 2824 4110. No pet• 842·2816 3br houH on Bluff, Joe, wd hkup1, dbl gar. S1260 lmmacul•t•I Avl now 642·58~5 end unit, frplc, a c:ar New moc:tule/mobllea 1••••••••• gar, petlo nr pool, from 1895. SHcfftt,11 USTStD• TenEyck RE. 8'1~219 890 w. 16th. &4e-2558 1 BR Mob lie home. COU•TRY WOOD8 ---------From 1490. Quiet A LO 1 loft BR. 1885 No Npl Creel 3Br 2\-\Ba, Oc fr t e~ 1H1 N ort ..... ... 890 W 11th St Brend AJC, Pl•nt al'luttera, ••n Oft I ;:.~73 ewp c:; ~;4 !::..W543 new 3BR 2Ba hH, ga· pool, spa, t9nnls. Avl 18R .................. 11000 rag~ d/w, w/d ""up, 8115 11676 831-1384 3BR aea ........... 12000 "Lo-filB'liPllD H•WM lweet MeMel ~,, mo. 12M11e ie.O~n 1.~ aer 1u. ~~~1~a;8;c:: r,: It'• .,,. fMOUrOe you ,::'.:'sr=. ·~ E aloe coet-ve 2br lba houM private comm UL•A• _.. can count on to Ill a .._ .....__.. ____..:S: ow 11.....m epeolel t • """""wr 1 •-of ~ .. ~ -..._.. _........, A..+t Nowt Bridget • •P• to b•ach. var .. ty Of """'""_... c .. '°' YoU' ,_ el0-I0115.Jltt 612-3111 S12'°tmo. 8f3..5742 IH•J 7t4om 4414 .. 1'tfN, btellllt draM (71 ..... 1•1 NPt AiM• .,.. 11, RENT ""''°"!. cn.hM, pooAI ;r ... r.:rw:~o:"':liL.e:i'ilbriiW11ii:1a119'i:Mii"';;;M;;~ Illa Water, g•roener, ape, 2Br ,.., den. Cell! eled ... ..... gar•o• Incl. 11000/ mot>lle ""'· ~ N. Ma 1178 = -:~.~-mo. !M5•5353 Mugl'I tlassffied lttOO/mo wn-,•n 1--------·._ __ ._• ____ ,_.. A'-"omated video rent lt:'G bus ne... . Qf~, mK ~a'klng I 1 etq SIK Down. Coattf Meaa PT "'llNl8 No employee• 714-487•1 .... IUSINUS OPPOJt'.,TU""N..,.1 .. 1._f 2 I jO Wedneeday, July 27, 1914 TODAY'S CBoSSwoRo PUZZLE l ~s--wtlh OMM SH.V. '-A-C_A_O_S_S ____ 58_F_ke_r_ealdue ______________ __,, Md T ANNAH HlllSCH lllPLOftlllt nn a llD. IO&ts 1014 1530 llDCllUDISB UDlllS 8041 ____ _ ............. • .................. 0 ...... .... 1--------1 ATTll DOG LOVSll81 11 Pl oompeee. 8lnall o•....a. wo Pot ..... QVIS 8010 My two iov..,.. .... bNI. ez to ... up & R.L lnwetmeftl ..... AR•• .... nMd a lovinO uM. tno. Ask .a>out 1 PlllOw cowr 60 Piiot a plane ~VK>US PUm.t IOt.VlD 5 Go kaput 64 Mountain in Ille 9 Chirp Alps 14 Diiiy 67 FC)OtbaM 15 Aclress corsages Lanc:hetl., 68 Chofeog<.,ner 16 Ahe*' ol lime de Mille 17 Bullnng ct1eer1 69 GUllallSI 18 Onng-table Item Clapton 20 Hamper 70 Algerian por1 Ing Co. M&'9I be or· tlc>fM. Both .,. f• trellet. 173-2391 WHAT'S THE ODDS? ~· ICnow Wont •IUYllG ITllll• mate• and at• 10 rnoa ,~=.:4'::; Prom 1~1MO. 1 pc old. ~y,at• current _MIWNl ____ S_U_PS __ _ Both vulnerable. South deals. NORTH •9 Q 9 8 .. A88 M o ....., 47..0UO jewelty to -*• hOu.. on all ahO\• and have ner to bid ~e,tn hearts with two of '· r conaenta. lmmedl••• b••{I fbced. Th•• DOCKS 7022 the 1hrtt Mp hnno,... North respect -L.-1~11 ... 1 O.•• wh, lop I. 173-41223 Muat be edeptedl••••••••il fullv dtth11fd. PM Time, Sharman t ... ther. They need \\'l'!il ledtht'kin1uf1p1desandat g:::·..;,o~ ~~ APPUAlfCIS 1011 = 0! "=d.an;.:: first 1lance it might seem that. ainc e'ra.aaM cd for more lnlorma· 50'aelp private dOck N•WPO.rt Beach le2&mo. 213-4187·7327 ~ !r~i;~ ~~ ~~f:.81o11on WflftT-l~ifl WEST •A 10 8 4 2 EAST tJ7 5 43 :' 3 there Wll virtually a aure club lose Anll •UILOU8 IC). lion: Beth By.,d. work on 1 he hand. the fate oft he contrac MEDICAL CASHIER y r-o 1 d 1op-of~1 n • 714/7H-159&9 elCl. 223: depended on a aucceaaful trump Ii-,rr. tCD9 a CPT exp. O'K..,. a .. nttt hom• 714/142-8810 Lid MOARD IN Nal Sllp to 50 ft In safe, protect•d m.,lna. A.II faclUtles. S14/ft.131-M80 hos I ingredient 2• Olltclal 73 Wlnd lndlcatOI' • K Q 10 6 2 ':" K 2 nesse. That's strictly an even·mon· Call Nwy, ..._.151. gu r•ll!l!· 175-8447 FREE TO GOOD HOME prodamauon 2e Wedding VOW 28Patdoned 31Go~ DOWN I Untidy person Q J 10 2 975 3 ~~~•76 +QJ9 SOUTH ey proposition, unaatisfactory od PDT TIMI Refrigerator. HotpOlnt. 8 V. wuk fem al• for a alam contract. VALET ci..n drlvtng almond, 14.9 cu fl, Cheaapeak• Bay There is another line. Declare reconirequlted. leH than 1 yr old. Ratralvar puppy.I••••••••• 35 Oslnc:h s coos1n 36 "Treasure ol the Sierra -· 38At no time 39 Canvas cover 41 Girl 1n "lJltle House onlhe Pra1ne· 43EJ!lremely terrible 44 Olsordef 46~ 48 N I beloie a 1day 49Blesses 51 Sahshed 53 Soap·malung ingredient 54 Fish traps 55 Fighter PtlOIS 2 Hawa11an dance 3 Mall beverages 4 Bog ol the Far Nor\h 5 CelebfatlOO 6 Pte - -moc:lo 7 Small island &Overdue 9 Golfer's peg 10 Rolled around 11 Nove~st Slantey Gardner 12 l111e11ness 13Amateur 19Tnm 2 I Dutch cheese 25 Aromatic woods 27 Bear"$ dwPll1ng 28 Command 10 Fido ANNOUNCEMENTS ~g~ 7 27 114 C 1994 llnll<ICl!tatutt S~ 29 Old cattle town 30 Rushe 31 Mexican blanket 32 Cltmbtng plants 33Boldness 34 Money·hunger· J7Street 1n Quebec 40 Oa1n1on taker 42Close a.ssoc1a1100 45 Protem·rlCtl bean 47 Enlerta1ner 10 Guthn SO Be dressed In 52 Sci·ll wroter lsaac - 54 F1ngerpun1 palle<n 55 Nursemaid W Zoo enclosute 57 SICiiian volcano 59 Meis' stadium 6 I Atmosphere 62 Treasury agt 63 Sert 65 NY lime 66 -de Janei10 II 12 13 LOST & 2925 FOUND 2925 _________ ,FOUND Orey and FOUND RABBITll ANNOUNCEMENTS whrte older cat, has In Newport Heights been declawed, with .7124. Black & white 2920 White paws, In Costa Mesa. In lhe vicinity ol with long tall ears. Call 548-0779 WANTED CASH for Orange Avenue and Levi 501's up to $15. Del Mar. Please Call'_F_O_U_N_D_Y_o_un_g_F-em_a_le denim/leather lackets Klm at 642·0505. Perslan·llke cat with up to $50. 645-0201 "'F""o"""u"""N~D-•_O,...r_a_n_g_e_a_n_d yellow eyes. Call to LOST& FOUND 2925 $REWARD$ LOST 141< GOLD BRACLET AT OC FAIR white female cat, ldenllry: The Feed about 5 yrs. old. Barn, 548·3151. Costa Mesa area near 1---------Mesa Or. and SAnta FOUND: CALICO Ana Ave. Hope 10 find CAT near Nebraska home for sweet Ire· and Calllornla In lhe lndly cat. Call or leave Mesa Verde area ol message ol 757-834 t . Costa Mosa. It's an old Calico and Is ON-JULY 8TH ---------missing Its owner. Very swootl Please call al my work, 714- 252·6966 If this may be your lost cat. (P0SSIBLY AT THE PACIFIC AMPHITHE- ATRE DURING POINTER SISTERS PERFORMANCE) SENTIMENTAL VALUE PLEASE CALL SUZETTE 548-9597 OR 642·70751 Buy It. Sell It. Find It. CleHlfled. CARE GIVER 3S01 Good jobs reliable services Interesting things to buy It's all lhere every day In Classified 942·5978 Found: clear plaatlc cuatom molded dental eppllanc• on 7/19 In parking fol of prof'I oHice bldg near 17th & WestcllH Drive. Call 556-5925. Exp'd 24 HR caregiver CLEANING avall, local refs, Non/ drinker, smoker. SERVICES DECR 3548 COATING • <::> 673-7048 <::> • CARPENTRY 3510 • ,\ 8 ~A J 10 8 7 5 K 4 can cash the ace of hearts and. i LADIES SPA ATTNDT S300/obo. 754-7418 282~ n"POMOBILES both defenders follow but the king FrVS.t/Sun. FREE TO GOOD HOME A'f a doesn't drop, \tlip apadea and dia· UL•OA;._YCLU• PuaNtTUU 6014 Brittany Sp•nl•ll••••••••• orange & whll•, 5 monds from both hands, then cash 714/645-5000 Ext. 521 yeata, neutered mala,1--------- the ace and king of club• before Chlppendal• formal din-grHt with children, CHRYSLEI 9050 • K 5 3 The bidding: South West 1 Paa North 2 • Eut Pua Pua Pua Pua PU9 exitina with a t.Nmp. If the defender PT Permanent ~~1~:' S:~5~';~ff:'r.'g• adulla, & other doga. liimiiiimimimiiiiiiiiii who wine the trump has no more MatlM'• .ciult/lHchlng l••ving country, have 3 Pus 4 6 + I b ·11 II d I and/or retail back· S8500. 195-6048 to give Op, would like '88 Le Baron Con· c u 1• any return wi 8 ow ec arer ground prefd. Sales l!th•n Allen fOfmal llv-10 find home aoon. vertlble. Looks & to ruff in dummy while discarding paraon/cashler for Ing room $890. Vlc:1o-850-34t8 Micky runs great. Low mlle- the club from hand. local apaclalty toy rl•n aof9/lo11e aeat ,..,,.., .. Rl!•tU<::1<::1 age. $3800. 557·1344 4 + Pus 5 Pus 6 8 Chances of dropping a singleton store. Call 832-8697 $925. Charry carved v v r .., 5 NT P ass Paas Pu1 Opening lead: King of + For a mathematical whit, chaos· mg the percentage line in any coo· tract should be a snap. But the best we mere m9rtals can do is make sure we uncll\ u all the possibilities and judice which is the nght way to lack· le the hand. king when holding a combined 10 fOf Info & appllc.atlon. 'rlc• poeter bdrm ••• Adorable domestic cards in theauit are 26 percent and a Real Eatata S1800. Leather den · ~l!t~n~a~~~~ d~~~·e~: DODGE spttilic hand having a doubleton in ••• 11500· 895-6048 Heallhy & Homelesa.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9065 another suit missing five cards is 34 ... llTATI ..,_ HouH Full of fumltural Coat• M••• k. h h '--1· Must Hiii Anlm•I Hospltel percent, ma mg t at t e uclter me. -....,. --. (714t 50 .. 9194 If numbers aren't.your forte, look at ~ plln. Ftr ._ S•v• abused and the problem another way: two rea-Cll Ran TIWIOr. Kln9al&e waveleu •b•ndoned pets. Be a '87 Caravan vs, power pack, great cond, AT, AM/FM casa, air, cruise, 111· var. $6500. 675·6447 North·Buuth used a cue·bidding sequence lo reach an excellent slam. Soul h ':.bid uf live no trump was the Grand Slam Force, reque ting part· bl "b"I" · II '--• w•t•rb9d, Xlnt cond, volunteer/foster. Call sona · e poss1 11lles are usua Y ud· The PN•111111 S200/obo. 845-4250 714_859.2704. ter than one. And if you need a ""'"""-OAK d .. k. chair, wall 1--------- cl!ncher. making as.lam on a finesse 673-7300 · unit & trg dreaaer w/ JAGUAR 910S will never appear in a newspaper mirror. All Ill<• new. BICYCLES 6060 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii column. while a strip and endplay RECEPTIONIST $ 1 00-SSOO. P lano iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . h ! $600. 080. 673·7193 mig l Ptr weekand1. Typ-or 31o-432-4432 dy Santana T•d•m Mar· 1---------------------------1 Ing, flllng, W/P. Must ----------• •thon custom JClt have xlnl comm/PR •••IV po1turpedlc twin • skill•. Men Verde H t, llnle use, great ~f ~~ 0i:•s"~7~~;s· --------!MPLOYMENT Con11ale1cent Hosp. cond, s200. 644·1819 1990'..il XJB Convert, class ic collectlon. Very, very low mites, mint cond lr\/out. 8rit- l1h racing green. Int biscuit. 863-7701 LOST & FOUND 292S PERSONALS 5530 548-5585 Teak furniture, coach-------- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RESTAURANT <5200>• Chair, tablei, SPORTING •-------- FOUND: M•I• mini•·--------Bob-Tall Drivers HOST/HOSTESS ~l::: ~ri·.~g!,,0~~:~ GOODS 6065 JEEP 9110 ture Plnacher. al PERSONALS 3002 FOOD SERVER. 'F{T, otferal (714) 644·2076 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Goldenwest & Talbert, iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mostly daya. _________ ,NEW 18• Greg Morley Hunt. Beach. Must ID. Need Class B (w/alr Call 714-531-5619. HOT & WILD! brake endorsement) BALBOA BAY CLUB MERCHANDISE Touring Kayak, hand- GRANOMA'S GONE! 1-800-86<>-6969 or ClaH A driver• for 714/845·5000 EJC1. 521 MISC. 6015 :i:::·s:~~~a:/iber· Need home for small Toll Free Call ~~~~~~~~~n~go::~~~ RETAJL SALES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiui;;n:;;:lv;:;e;;:r1;;a;i1-;;w:;:;e:"i.1g;:;"ih;;it--;m:;;;:a. spayed, declawed 7 yr l'M AT WORK and I'm dellverlH throughout EJCp'd H ies person for CHILDRENS STORE chine, 512oo/obo. old cal, part Persian, really bored. CALL LA. VEN, OC, and SB high performance off· cloaln9. FbcturH for Must Selll 640·7089 needs to be only pet. ME about your fan· counllea ehore boat• for major aale loci clothes, arm· 964·3864 tasy. 1-900-505-3232 manufacturer. Comm olre, etc. 842-4714 --------- •es JEEP CJ5 Rebullt, no rust, clean. No amog required. $4400. Call 675·2272 '88 Cherokee Pio-neer. Orig owner, 2-dr, 91K ml, groat cond, auto. $7200. 646-2651 LOST 2 Hearing Aids In --------- a grey pouch, In SCHOOLS • Part-time, 20-30 hours only. For lnqulrlea call Coffee tble, freezer, TICKETS 6075 1_M_E_R_C_E_D_E_S ___ _ per week. $8.00/Hr. 714 722 2461 t 1 1 b I 9130 Most dellverlea are • -· w n P ne •d w 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiil PM, some AM. Word Proc/Recept drwra Me-2118 Metelllc•, July 26th, 2liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for Growing, Prof ---------• general a dmlnlon. '70 280 SEL Super Costa Mesa near 19th INSTRUCTION 3012 Street and Newport Apply In person: Corp. MS Word. COLLECTIBLES $20 ea. 842-0176 clean w/orlg paint & 330 W Bay St, . 50wpm. GvL Engl· 60 1 uphols. First cla11 BI v d . PI ease ca 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Etalne ~ 957-2701 Phlebotomy Cert LOST BRACELET 14K gold lady's flat Orange County. July 30·31st. 71 4-645-9201 Costa Meu. neer1. 7 Corporate 1 mechanic, all m1lnt Park Dr #250, Irvine, ••••••••• recs. $7000. 631-71 10 In person M·Th 8·5 Autograph•d Michael TRANSPORTATION •87 5.-o SEC: 17 .. J ordan baseball• ••••••••• v bracolet with ·xoxox· No phone calls, design. Lost July 16th, ••••••••• please. Newport area. This •-----------Work at Home·Lota was an anniversary EMPLOYMENT •OOKKEEPER PIT or Job• & Ill Send $1 65. John 840·9382 AMO wheels w/Voka· hama tires, cus\om paint, like new cond. Must seel $25,500. 714-552·8209 gil1 and has great sen· M·F 11-3. 10-key by SASE to: RAE, 638 ---------1--------- tlmental value. touch. Newport Beach Camino de Loa MarH, OFFICE BOATS 7011 REWARD Pl II restaurant. 845-8384 . ease ca C-24o.413, San Clem-FURNITURE fc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 67~::~· BUNNY EMPLOYMENT5530 BookkHptr ente, CA 92673 EQUIPMENT 6047 ss• Houaebo8t ··-------- "TROUSERS" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiill& :~0fv9't~,.~~~t o~~: •---------~.·~~:~~~~.1 ;:r~,;~ TOYOTA 9210 MI n I a 1 u re L. op Mon·Frl 9am·3pm. S9/ EMPLOYMENT Solld teak eke<: desk, ·s11p. Well Equlpped.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Malo with butterscotch Hr. FAX resume to: SERVICES 5533 credenza. • 1lde 714·846-1571 coloring and white ft_,.,~ Pam, 875-2127 or chair• & deek cllalr. -----------spots. Lost In Newport ~ 1.;, •pply In person. $350 for all. 444-2526 "74 Duffy 20' Beach, In the vicinity Bun White Rlty ·--Xlnt oond ol Dover and EHi 2901 Newport Bid PIHH be aware that 95900 OBO. 17th St., on Sun. July WE ARE HIRING Cathle-"'....a........rt th• llallng• In thl• cat-PETS • 97~·S80S '89 Celle• QT Con· ven, great cond, rad/ blk Int, 48K ml, power pack, cruise, AM/FM at9'eo case. elr, AT. Sl0.200. 675-8447 24th al around noon. ,.,.,nww egory m•y require you ANIMALS 6049 Please ca11<::1646-9604 • ,300 hire on bonui lmmad opening. Xlt to call a 900 number iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------·90 Corolla. blues apd, LOST CAT Brown & • Guar hrly+comm P•Y-PT· Carl 722-8400 In which there la a POWER BOATS ale, am/Im can, gd black tiger •tripped • Medlcal/Dantal/Ufa Executive nffdl P{T charge per minute. ADOPT-A·PET 7012 cond 1n/outl 83K ml, ahort hair male Tabby, lnsururance a11oclale In wholeeale Every Sat & Sun at iiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new brk Uolnga/tlree, "Larry." Wearing pink· •Established cllentele auppty. Muat be wlll-1---------PETSMART, Fountain must sell! $5950 OBO lsh collar. Last seen •Pd vacatlon/hollda)' Ing lo learn. 455-3393 DOMESTICS 5540 V•lley. Pupplea, l<lt· 14' Nentuck•t·lnbd 714·4544-7858 July 12, In Newpon •Management Fiie clerk PT poaillon ten• and more, all mlr, 1urrey top aid• Beach In the vicinity position avail for NB at\omey, looking for lovlng, car-panels. Looks like an 1--------- Baywood Apls. RE· APPLY TODAY AT require lntelllgent N/S Houaelleeper/Meld Ing homes. CALL 24t-elec $3850 obo. 722· VOLXSWAGEN 923S WAR O. Fam II y OUR 3 LOCATIONS person who would like fOf 1 i.dy 8 hrs/day 0317 !Of more Info. 1461 or 818-357-2757 heartbroken! 759· • C/M 17th SI 10 b• trained ., a Mon-Fri. Clean/cook/ ----.T ... A'""VT"'SO"'U..,.Tr----I 6099, Ive message 631·7990 Paralegal. 721-8200 Iron, etc. R•plle• to PILOT CLASSIFIED ---------'991h Karmann Ohl• LOST CAT. Whllo •Harbor/Baker Box Hi80, Co•ta Mesa It's the resource you SAJL BOATS 7014 Convertlble. Spoke 435-0622 92626, Attm Marla. can count on to sell a mags, radials, bra, all neut male w/brown • H/B Brookhur1V Overstocked wllh variety of merchan· 2 ••r .. elnel Udo 14 receipts, JClnt cond. 9napmoets:.Tlgdeer.~l~lwclenldty' __ A_d_a_m_s_9_6_2-_8_8_o7__ stuff? R•asonabl• rent In dlae Items, because d • 1• 15,950 obo. 544-0508 • A call to eJCchg for II hie work our columns compel nH a aome cosme -Orange & Santa Is· Sell your home Classified 11C/Wk & help w/tod-qualllled buyers to Ice, $300. 16 It Snip• '78 VW BUS •·•Pd, all abel, CM. Loves to gel through classified. wlll help dler In love ly CM calll w/tr•ll•r $500. Both orig Int, 1lke new, In cars. Please call 842•5878 642•5978 home. Refa req'd. Call 642•5978 registered & ready to hardly driven, reblt 631·1718. ---------,.--...-....--....~ ......... --845-0408 morning• ••II. Jim 675-2115 eng. 12000. 754-1593 ·----------- REMODEUNG 3870 & ADDITIONS 3916 Peraonallzed Pet Care Cuatom cabinet• & Kennet alt•matlve, No tile/ granite: llghtlnl 1treH or worry. Uc, LINDROTH KITCHIN Ina. Rela 87!J.7184 & llATHS-.&e2·3130 Hove A Garage Sole!