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SHOVING OFF
The Harbor Pi.lot tours
Newf>Ort Bay
Robert Harvey
checks the
rigging on the
"Wave Swinger"
ln preparation
for the Fish Pry
Carnival. lbe
carnival nms
Friday through
· ·sunctayon
Anaheim Street
ln Costa Mesa.
lions Oub hoping to reel .
in best Fish Fry in 50 years
LEAH HOGSTEN
I DAILY PILOT
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• Carnival rides, games,
booths, food and enter-
tainment lead off popular
event beginning tonight.
By Tina Borgatta, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -Lions Club
members are spending the day
scurrying about with last-minute
preparations for the SOth Annu-
al Fish Fry, which is scheduled
Officers host a morning of food,
games and special performances -
for a rouple thousand sixth-graders
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, By Ellle Parvin,
Special to the Daily Pilot
hot dogs and oohed and
aahed over an in-1,ine skating
perf onnance from 9:30 a.m. to
lp.m.
The big morning party,
hosted by the Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa police
departments, culminated't7
weeks of drug abuse preven·
Hon lessons for the sixth
graders ill lbe Newport-Mesa
Unified School District.
Newport Beach Police Offi-
cer Ed Wallh. who was in
cha.19e of the district's DARE
•SEE DARE PAGE I
to begin at 5:30 this evening at
Lions Park at 18th Street and
Newport Boulevard.
·People are fixing up the
booths and getting the gas burn-
ers and the fryers booked up,•
said Lions Club member Rick
Boynik . ·Everything's pretty.
much on schedule."
Boynik said the members are
hoping the SOth event will be
the best Fish Fry yet.
Mlt looks like it should be a
good year for us, w he said.
M It amazes me that an event
in California can be so popular
after SO years. I've lived in Cali-
fornia smce '82, and it doesn't
seem like there are that many
trachuons here. But this is one
tradiuon that people really !>eem
to en1oy. I've talked to a lot of
people who have great meqio-
ries of the Fish Fry going back to
when they were kids."
Although the traditional Fish
Fry Parade has been canceled
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Fisticuffs may have
been motive for foiled
drive-by shooting-
• Students at continuation
s<!:hool tip off authorities to
possibility of shooting.
By Carolyn Miller, Staff Wrlter
COSTA MESA -1\vo fist hghts
apparently fueled lhe fire ·for a
drive-by shooting Wednesday
foiled by police who acted on a tip
from Back Bay High School.
All three incidents appear to
be . gang-related, accordmg to
After Costa Mesa police m the
Gang Unit were tipped off by Stu·
dents who described the suspects'
small red car. officers tracked
down the vehicle on Irvine .
Avenue around 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday. Officers stopped the
car, searched it and discovered a
six-inch dagger and a loaded
handgun ruaden 1nside the veW-
cle.
Police then arrested the vehl-
cle's four occupants, all Costd
Mesa residents. The three J 6·
year-olds and Ricardo Rodriguez,
19, are charged with conspiracy
to commit assault with a deadly
weapon and violating the Gun
Free School Zone Act, which
went mto effect Jan 1.
Police Sclld the four die "locdl
students" but would not !tdY
which sch ools they attend
Costa Mesa Gcmg Umt Sgt.
Dale Birney said this ~ the ftrst
time the depdrtmenl has u!ted the
gun-free zone act, wtuch make!. 1t
a felony to possess d· handgun
within 1,000 feet of a school. Bir-
ney said the penal code dictate!>
that if the
zone act 1s
v 1 o I ate d Find out
offenders -
they are
ddult!> or
juveniles -
could be
sentenced t~
two, three or
your town ...
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hve years m state pnson
MThere's no doubt it's a good
law. and from our perspecbve thts
1S the ftrst time we have utilized
it,· Birney said.
Apparently, the plotted drive-
by shooting at .Back Bay High.
located at Monte Vista and Irvine
avenues, was a result of two hst
fights m which the four suspects
and their associates were
• SEE FOILED PAGE 8
State official says Nelson's
office qualifies as home ..
•But some residents say they will pursue the water
district trustee's residency question with other agencies.
By Tina Borgatta, Staff Wnter
COSTA MESA -A state offi.
cial's letter to the Mesa Consoli-
dated Water District appears to
clear board president Tom Nelson
of any wrongdoing for listing his
Costa Mesa office as a residence.
But unsatisfied residents said
they are asking other government
agencies to also investigate the
matter of Nelson's residency.
Nelson came under harsh crib-
cism in April. after allegations
resurfaced that he may have falsi-
fied bis residency on election doc-
uments. The allegabons were first
brought to light by an opponent
in the campaign for the Division 5
seat in November.
In April, the board launched
an in-house investigation into the
matter and directed the agency's
attorney, Robert Anslow, lo for-
ward the information lo the Sec-
retary of State's office for a deo-
s1on as to whether Nelson's office
at 107 E 18th St. qualihes as a
residencE>.
Mesa Consolidated Water Dls-
trict officials have now received a
letter from Secretary of State Bill
Jones that says Nelson appears to
have met the domicile require-
ment set forth m the state election
code.
Jones' optruon was released
during a district board meeting on
Thursday.
·Your statemenlof facts seems
to mdicate that at the time of hl-
mg for othce, the canchdate met
the domicile requirements,"
Jones aid in his letter, wluch was
dated May 18 and addressed lo
Anslow.
Nel on clauns he splits his b.Ine
between his home in Seal Beach
and the Co ta Mesa office, a tiny
• SEE RESIDENCY PAGE I
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ment project, has resigned to take
a position with the Irvin Ranch
Water District, city administrators
announced Thursday.
Stane.ut's resignation become
eftedive June 13. He Will assum
the duties ol assistant director of
field operations for the wat r dts-
tnct.
A 10,.~ city employee, Stan-
eart WU ippointed Utilities direc-
tor ln 1993~ following on the heels
ol the scandal. Dixon, bis prede-
ceaor,· wu tentenced to pnson
for stealing Sl.8 million in city
money.
His replaC'ement has not been
determln d, although de puty
duector Mike Smarori will tak
his place on an interim basis,
according to City Manager KeVtn
Murphy.
•Jeff ~ a very capabl and
marketable commodity, and l
understand bls roncem. • Murphy
said. •He wants lo go on and bet-
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Battling SU11Uner boredom
with help from the libr'!IY School year ends_ on a ~usy note
0 I all tbe batOe cries of summer.
perhaps the most irksome for par·
ents and guardians is this: "I'm
bored.· To solve the annual dilemma of
filling vacabon months with meaningful
activity, there's no better idea source than
the Newport Beach Public Library.
For bud-
ding thespi-
ans or those
prepanng
Park Private Day School
Park Private Day School is finishing
off the year with a bang. This February
our art teacher, Mrs. Pratt, submitted art
work to the Binney andSmith Crayola
Dream-Makers Exhibition. More than
5,000 pieces of art we re submitted
nabonally, and with only 400 winners,
Park Private had five.
The winners were:
First graders Alexander Lawrence,
who did a wate rcolor, •Autumn Leaves
in the Snow,: dlld Casey, Miller, who did
~ sailboat crayon a nd watercolor resist .
Second grader Jessica Newman, who
fo r that
camp tdlent
c;how. sum-
mer's a great
tune to
-;harpt:n dra-
matic ladonna ctid an oil pastel jungle landscape, M Ani•
mstinc:ti. maJs of the Mountains.•
Start with kienitz Fourth graders Katherine Flores, who
Pdtricid Rell-did a pseudo-bark painting in tempura
ly Gdff'!:t pamts, HColorful Fish." and Plmmle
'Show Time at the Polk Street School" for Kyne, who also ctid a pseudo·bark paint·
three short. easy to read and perform pro-ing, MA Cat's Tu•o Dreams.• The art work will be shown at the ductlons adapted from popular books .
Find addJtional ideas for royalty-free Epcot Center in Florida, and a t the Pasadena Armory for the Arts here in plays. brimming with production notes for Calilomia, as well as several other loca-
hrst gTdders through young adolescent!. m tions throughout the Uruted States in
John R Carroll's "Plays. Pageants and 1995 and 1996. B111Dey and Smith spon·
Progrdffis. sors a national recognition cerem ony for
To get ready for the big production, student honorees and their art teacher;
fm d costume ideas for ballerind!:t robots. who may be able to attend .
puates krughts, turtles and more in We dre very proud of these students
·Make Costumes!· from the Art & Act.J vi· and their teacher, Mrs. Pratt.
lies for Kids senes. Other bUes in this In the music department, Mr. Booke
bandy. how-to collection. all offering has chosen songs from the ·sos. '60s and
clearly illustrated act.Jvity ideas, mdudE' •70~ for the spring concert. The concert, ~Draw•.· "P"'•"t1," <U.I• enbtled "We're The Stars of Tomorrow,•
"Make Prints!." HMake Sculptures!." will include songs by Jilvis, The Mamas
and "Make Cards" and The Papas, The Beatles, and The
Whether you're lookmg to keep the Village People
kids busy on car trips or lazy afternoons dt PMk Private has started a tradition ot
home, you'll provide entry mtCJ the world inv1llng the parents to sp e nd some time
of cowboys who mdde rems and lanatc; at school with their children. Mothers
!)"om brcllded leather thongc; with ULdn· come on Mother's Day and participate as
yard, Having Fun with a studE'nt for one class and then have
. uPlasbc Lace F1lled with straightfor· lunch with the dais. Fathers come on
ward instructions dnd color photos, tlus their special day and do the same.
9'uide to making patterned bracelets will Everyone has enjoyed these special days
provide craft lovers with hourc; of fun and we look forward to doing them
Other offerings from award-winning again next yed{.
author Camilla Gryskl include "Friend· Each year at least three grades do
~p Bracelets" and "Cat's Cradle." major research projects. The fourth
~Owl's Eyes: A Book of Stnng Games." graders do regional reports. They pick
, Craft!. cdn offer ms1ght into Westyles of an ecosystem of the world to study. The
the past. Those m "Molly's Craft Book" lifth graders pick states for their reports.
and others from the American Girls Pds· The seventh graders chose to discover a
tunes Senes are specifically mtended to new conllnent. They hdd to give it
C>nng lustory alive. with projects made by ecosyc;tems. countries, gbvemments and
ooN LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Usa Chakmak and Krystal Glosser, both 11, sculpt their spaceship at Harbor Day School's annual pilgrimage to Big
Corona Beach for a sand sculpture contest Below, Amanda Grummel bundles up under cloudy skies as she watdles
her classmates fashion a sand castle.
the performance for the parents on June
12.
The ceremony will include yummy
cream puffs for the parents and students
of the fifth.grade class.
We at Park wish yov all a wonderful
summer I
-By Michael Thurman
TeWmkle Tidbits
On Tu esday, the Boys Spring Sports
awards will honor the athlete standouts
in boys spring sports.
Several students, their friends and
families will be honored at ·an Awards
Night for their outstanding performance
in several different academic areas. The
eighth-grade promotion exercise and
party will take place on June 19.
Our last day of school is June 20 and
off to various summer activities we go.
As you can see, June promises to be an
~htldren dunn colorual timPs World War lrdde -lWlill.!;1-U1:>.tlie...;~14-i.m~;chool~~"WTt:hitj"'f::~• O'.'-!an=d=.:..oth:..=e:::::r~e:..:..:ra:a..s~o~f:.::Am.:.=:::.e~ri:::::c:..:..:a:...::s:L.p...:.a:.:st:::.. ~C~O<...:..>~k:..:.· ~~.;:..;,.:;.o-r -..-a-rth~-;D'a_y_m_A~p-nl~. our whole
exciting and b month at TeWi
A special "job well done• to four stu-
dents at TeWinkle who received the •s.
Roy Howell Memorial Award" May 30 at
the Seafaring Masonic Temple in New-
port Beach for their outstanding achieve-
ment in academic and extracurricular
activities. The recipients of the award
were: seventh-grade studel'\ts Lauren
Cassity and Ryan Miller, and eighth·
grade students Michelle Slnajon and
Bret Taboada.
books m the series offer a peek at food school collected pennies for the Adopt-
prepaidtion in Amencan households of an-Acre progrdrn. We collected 16,995
!he past Wlth edsy-to follow recipes and pennies for the project. At $35 per acre,
party plans Uus allow us lo buy 4.86 acres of ram
• Magic can offer potent formulas for forest
ctmazing farruly and friends. Treat the klcb The lt.fth gratle will be putting on a
to some tricks with "It's Magic," featuring special play for the whole school. It is a
1s feats with cards, cmns, doUar bills and part of their promotion to the Middle
t'\umbers Other mental gymn<lstics, School The play is called •111e T<ing•s
U1cludmg fun cdlculdtor riddles. brain-Crearnpuffs" by Martha Swintz. Their
teasers and mathematical boxes designed performdJlce for the whole school will by
lo challenge the bram, ar e detatJed 10 on June 9, and the actual ceremony with
·Math Tncks, Puzzles and Games ·
Books are not the onJy medJum for
ente rtainment ideas. Tum on the VCR and
pop in "Shari Lewis Presents 101 Things
for Kids to Do" for an array of magic
variety of acbVJties. They attended their
annual carnival, organized by Student
Council, today. Fun was bad by all at the
various toss games, while they tested
their athletic prowess in a bounce-house
and on a Velcro wall.
On June 9, students will pit them-
selves against the faculty in a softball
game. During the school day on June 16,
the sixth·grade class will participate in
several relay races for "Field Day," the
seventh-grade students will be attend·
mg a dance, while the eightli-grade stu-
dents are spending the day at Disney-
land. A video containing memorial
moments and events of the school year
will be s}!own to all students on June 20.
-By Ryan Miller, editor-in-chief of
the TeWlnkle Thunder
tricks. nddles. quk kle puppets, novel
games. silly stunts and instant crdfts usmg
matendis typically found in the home.
Watct-.. ·My First Green Video," for dozens
of ideas for helpmg children as young dS
five understand and be kind to the enVl-
ron.rnent. Unravel some of the mysteries af
personal computers with wcomputers for
Kids.· mcluding a guide to DOS and a
glossary of computer terminology
April a productive month for
local child abuse organization
Three Andersen school supporters honored
bor Council PTA and has worked on
the site council.
OCC gets another grant
for children's center
As hard as you try to keep the little
ones happy at home, eventually you'll
want to yield to cabin fever and get out of
the house. Check out ·A Kids Guide to
Southern Calilomia," from the Gullive r
Travels series. for destination suggesbons,
fun facts, car games, maps and trivia. And
if you run out of places to go, just return
to any Newport Beach Public library for
oew inspiration, fun summer progr<lms
and even a few good book..s or videos
• LADONNA KIENITZ is the Newport Beach librar·
ian. Check It Out is written by the staff of the
Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column
is by Linda Kline and Melissa Adams.
April w~ Nallonal Child Abuse Prevention
Month and proved a productive month for Par-
ent Help USA. a Newport Beach organization
dedJCcited to fighting child abuse
An April 27 benefit raised $5,000 for the non·
profit group. In addition, the organization
received $10,000 from cin anonymous donor.
Pdrent Help USA was founded by mothers
dnd others against child abuse. The organization
is d edicated lo preventing the abuse of infants
dnd children by strengthening families in
Orange County ·and dcross America through
pdrent educabon and fanuly services.
For parenting classes, call Pare nt Help USA
at 723-7170
To report child abuse, call The Child Abuse
RegtStry Orange County at 938-0505.
For 24-hour counseling. call Child Help USA
800-4-A-CHJLQ
hour <}nswenng service may be Mesa, CA. 92626 Copyright: No
used to record letters to the news stories. illustrations, edito·
editor on any topic rial matter or advertisements
Three dedicated Andersen Ele·
me ntary supporters were honored
recently at the PTA's annual Honorary
Serv1ce Awards Program held at the
school.
~aren Kovach, Mary Lynn Suther-
lin and Kate lnglis were given the
PTA's highest award for their out-
standing service to children and their
contributions to the Andersen school
community.
Kovach has served for many yea.rs
as a 1esource specialist teacher at
Andersen. She has been a successful
grant writer. served as a mentor
teacher and has won many school,
county and national awards.
Sutherlin has served as PTA presi·
dent and as a Cub Scout den mother.
She has also volunteered on the Har·
Inglis was the force behind orga-
nizing Andersen's successful scrip
program, which earned funds for
school programs. She also was
involved in the Harbor Swim Team
and other community athletic teams.
Also honored at the awards event
was DARE Officer Ed Walsh, who
was given an Andersen Angel Award
for the contributions he has made to
the school during the past five years.
Excellence in Education Awards
were given for the first time to fourth-
grade teachers Annie Tobia.son and
Roz Wale, for their work in preparing
students for the CLAS test The award
is given to teachers and staff who
have made a distinguished contribu-
tion to education.
The Ghildren's Cente r of
Orange illj College has
received y other gift for the
construction of its new facility: a
$25,000 grant from Union Bank.
Currently housed in ~.series of
dilapidated buildings and trailers.
the center, which provides day·
care for low-income OCC stu-
dents. needed a new home. The :
new facility -containing six class-
rooms, a living room, offices, art
studio and 181ge play yard -will
cost $ 2.2 million to build.
With the latest gift, the center
has raised almost $2 million. Con·
struction is expected to begin
within the next six to 12 months.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 199S •
college news
Thirty-one Orange Coast
College staffers retiring
Sophomore selected student body president at OCC
Lori Ginex, an 18-year-old
sophomore, will serve as
Orange Coast College's stu-
dent body president for 1995-
96.
al budget of nearly $1 mil-
lion.
Ginex is a political science
major who has been involved
in OCC government for the
past year. She served as
chairwoman of the legislative
committee. ln her new post,
she'll Pe responsible for day-
to-day student. government
operations for the 24,000 stu-
dents on campus.
.
the position was one of the
biggest decisions of my life. It
requires a tremendous
amount of time and energy.
After giving it considerable
thought, however, I knew it
was the right thing to do."
each event a success and to
help students achieve a sense
of accomplishment and
enjoyment.
Thirty-one Orange Coast College fac-
ulty and staff members are retiring at the
end of the 1994-95 academic year.
Some concluded their service in May.
others in June. The employees have a
logged a total of 736 years of service to the
college.
"These faculty and staff members
have committed a substantial part of their
personal and professional lives to this
institution,• said OCC president, David A.
Grant, in a press release.. "I want tp
express my deep admiration and appreci-
ation. These people have made Orange
Coast College the extraordinary place that it is.. .
Mu.ti.el Allingham Dale -English, 25
years
Lee Bradley -Counselor, 35 years
Richard Brightman -Business, 32
years
Susan Brown -Admissions Dean, 31
years
Sharon Chard -Clerk, 14 years
Prank Clark -Business, 19 years
Richard Doss -Philosophy, 21 year
Freda Eldon -English/Speech, 33
years
William Foley Jr. -Aviation Technolo-
gy, 21 years
Antonino Tony Follero -Food Ser-
vices, 15 years
Vasko Garno -Japanese, 13 years
Maxine Cherry Gundry -English, 35
years
Nancy Hirshm.an -Personnel, 15 years
Robert Hoeppner -Counselor, 31
years
Donald Jacobs -Political Scienc·e, 30
years
Arlene Karr-Powell -Music, 19 years
Soyoko Susiell Lachinan -Food Ser-
vices, 20 years
Richard Linder -English, 29 years
, _Dennis "Denny" Louie -Business, 17
years
Virginia •Jenny" Lower -Food Ser-
vices, 12 years
Sandra McConnish -Health Nurse, 19
years
Kate McDonough -Health Director,
27 years
· Russ Millar -Political Science, 33
years·
Isabel "Liz" Neveaux -Food Services,
17 years
Ann Owns -Office Coordinator, 10
years
Evelyn "Evie" Robinson -Food Ser-
vices,' 24 yeari;
Michael Shanley -Audio Visual Coor-
dinator, 32 years
Ann Smith -Course Assistant, 18
years
Dick Tucker -Athletics, Football
Coach, 33 years
Bob Wetzel Athletics,
Volleyball/Basketball Coach, 30 years
Bob Wtlson -Business Dean, 26 years
The honor student from
Fountain Valley was selected
recently from 11 candidates
by the Associated Students'
board of trustees.
Ginex will transfer with
junior status in the f~ of
1996 to a four-year institu-
tion. UCLA and UC Berkeley
are her top c;hoices.
Sbe also plans to creatf\
job descriptions for all stu-
dent government positions,
make sure student activity
funds are ~pent wisely anct
listen to her fellow students.
Romulo Rivera of Ana-
heim is vice president and
Fernando Sanchez of Santa
Ana is business manager.
The board oversees an annu-
"I'm look.Jng forward to
the challenges ahead,• she
said. "Deciding to go after
In her new position, she
plans to motivate student
government and staff, make
•What do students want?"
she said. "I need to be sensi-
tive to that. If it means chang-
ing some things ... then we'll
change things.•
Find a career that meshes
with your personality
A two-part workshop that exam-
ines how an individual's personality
can relate to his or her career choice
will be offered from noon to 1 :30
p.m. Tuesday and June 13 at
Orange Coast College's Re-Entry
Center.
The free workshop, titled "Careers
and Your Personality," is led by career
counselor Eileen Klein.
Workshop participants will take a
personality inventory and discuss
careers that relate to their individual
abilities and preferences. Non-tradi-
tional career choices will also be
explored.
For mor:e information, call the Re-
Entry Center at 432-5162.
Get a child'~ perspective
of the nighttime sky
Astronomy educator Sheryl Johnson will
take a child's perspective of the nighttime sky
when she presents astronomy shows for young-
sters this summer at Orange Coast College.
Titled "From Grasshoppers to Galaxies:
Adventures in Astronomy," the shows e
presented at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a .m. from June 7
to Aug. 9 in OCC's planetarium. Groups of stu-
dents from kindergarten to 12th grade a1e wel-
come.
Celestial music, narration and special effects
add to the program to give children and teens
information about the universe and it~ many
galaxies.
Group reservations are $85 per show and can
be arranged by calling the OCC Community
Services Office at 432-5880.
Career-planning ·
offered at no cost. ·
,
A three-part career planning'
workshop will be offered from 6.
to 8 p.m. June 12. 19 and 26
through Orange Coast College's
"""Re-Entry Center.
The free workshop will exam-'
me pe rsonal interests, abilities,
a nd values. Participants will dis-
cover careers that suit their. per-1
sonality. The sessions will be led,
by OCC counselor Hue Pham. ' .
For more information on the
Re-Entry Center or the tree'
cdreer planning workshop, call1
432-5162.
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th~ ~(: ;;-p;ott Harbor s multI-pw-
p<..r..e room a.~ 6l.AJ lrnne A•,;e
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non cctl. 722-1486
CATAUHA CRUISiNG
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scuhng workshop ~ held at
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U nlmuted is hostmg its f:ttth ann u-
al "Party For the Fi.sh · at Oasis
Seruor Center. located at 800
Ma.rguente Ave . Coror:ia d,el Mar.
The S 30 pm event mdUdes a
ldlmon dJ.nner hve auctJon and a
ao-bost bdr Tickets are S15 Call
.Jamie Hunter at 497-2A95
~O YOl/TH FOOTBALL aJNIC
A four-week non-cont.act foot-
ball cllruc conducted by e:x-!'.'FL
star Roger Crcllg w1th Floyd
Raghn be<Jms today and contin-
ues on June 10 17 and 24 The
ch.me runs from 9 a.m. to noon on
Orange C0<1st Colleges track
h eld and youths between the
ages of 8 and 17 can learn the
ba.slcs of footbd.J.J from the pros
(hem.selves The cost is $149. For'
inlormabon. call 432-5880.
BAY V1STA PTSA
The pa.rent teacher group is
bostrng a ·Lucky Ducky· Water
W1peout and Family Spint Day
from noon to 3 p m on the cam·
pus of the Alternative Education
Center. 390 Monte V15td Ave m
Cost.a Mesa. lnd.Jviduals can buy
a • Ducloe • and enter 1t m the
watercou.rsP race for a cha.nee to
WUl a weekend for two at the Bal-
boa Bay Club
All proceeds from the race will
beneflt the Student Scholarship
Fund at the Newport Mesa Alter-
native Education Center Call
Bonrue Engstrom at 640-1788
SfNGLES MIXER
The Paof1c Foundabon for the
Arts. 15 1 Kalmus. Swte Gt in
Costa Mesa. is sponsonng a clas-
sical music performance for SUl·
gJes. Well known RUSSlan p1dIU5t
Leorud Levilky soprano Celeste
Tavera and the Paofic Players ·will
perfo rm and all proceeds will
beneh~ the foundation. DanCUlg.
wine a nd hors d 'oeuvres are
included and the cost is $25 For
reservations call, 553-6067
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SIGD of the qlr of Newport Beach
will be beld M 7 p.m. m the CCD-
• :n's council chambers. 3300
Newport Bhd.. ClASSIC a CUSfOM CARS
CMfR ~ An open auise for owners of
·Careers and Penrwwuty• IS fine, pre-;1975. Amencan rod.
the 1ide ol a free ~ at dassic and custom cars kicks df
Orange Coast Colleges' ~Entry 4:.30 to 9 p.m. at Hant Rock Cale
Center. 'Jbe ~-orbbop is open to and continues at the restaurant
the pubk and is designed to dis-at Fash.ion Island near Atrium
C'US'S careers suitable fm an i:ndi-Court twice monthly through the
\'ldual"$ ability and preference. summer. Rattle proceeds benefit
Tbe program nms from noon to Make-A-Wash Foundation and
1 :JO p..IIL m Room 106 ol OCC's the family of slain Newport
Counseling and Admissions Beach Police Officer Robert Hen-
bµ:ildmg. FoT mformanon call ry RafDe begins at 8 p.m. For
.m-5162. more information. can Jeny Hill
~LUNCHEON at 721-~.
doll. call 6" .. 112.
Adltll.-stO Prated Oalrw:ll for Semon is
ccaductlD9 a free wmUbup for lndlwldull ........... in ~
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Coumeling Callar, 2 Eucuttve
Circle. Swte 28C, Irvine. For
infmnatinn. can ... 2-1000.
MEASlm I DBATE
Speak Up Newport it hosting
UC Irvine associate professor,
Mark Petracc:a and Jim WOOd,
publisher of The Coaster for a
debate on the controversial Mea-
sure ·R· proposition. The debate
will begin at 6 p.m. and will take
plaee at The Villa Nova Restau,
Tant, 3131 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. The cost is $20.
For information. call 542-4226.
INTERNET WORKSHOP
•Applauding the Orange LINCOLN Ei.EMEHTARY MUSK.Al
CANCER SURVIVORS DAY County Businesswoman· is the lhe sixth-grade da.ss at Lm-
Orange Coast College is pre-
senting a workshop designed to
teach the marketing value or the
Internet and Interactive T. V. The
Workshop is presented by former
Fortune 500 company director,
Mike Rounds and Will take place
from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in room 110
of OCC's Counseling and Admis-
sions Building.
Hoag Hospital is sponsoring a title ol a· hmcheon sponsored by coin Elementcll)' School. 3101
program titled ·Tue Art ol Sur--the Orange County Business Pat:ific View Drive. CoTOoa del
VlVOrship -A Celebration of we· Journal at the Anaheim Mamou Mar, will be peJforming the musi-
JEREMIAH SOCIETY I m conjunction with NatJOnal Can-Hotel 700 W. Con~ Way. cal ·oliver.• The program begins
1be non-proflt agency w hlch C2r Survivors Day. C.ancer sur-Anaherm. The cost is $35 per per-at 1 p.m. and tickets may be pur-
prO\'ldes programs fo r the de,·el-VJVors those undergoing treat-son or $300 few a table ol 10. For chased at the school for $6. Other
opmenta.lly chsabled will be con-ment. friends and families are reservations, call 833-8373. ·performance dates mdude June The cost is $35 foT the class and
materials'. To.egister, call
432-5880.
ducbng rts lbird Aimua:l Open-· encouraged to attend the fl ee 1-rOfRISl1AN WOMEN • 8. 9. to and a speaaliifth-grade
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the harbor ilot
Friends take to the sea aboard OCC's sloo
• Best pals Adam
Hinlelson and Wmdy
Mayes will join eight
others on 20-day excursion. .
By Anna Marie Stolley, StaffW'riter
Best friends Windy Mayes and
Adam Himel.son will soon test the
ties that bind thein. Inseparable
since meeting in the Dana ·Point
Sea Scouts five y~ ago, they
even take classes together at
Orange Coast College .
But Mayes, 20, and H:imelson,
19, have never spent 20 days
CASEY LUKSCH I o.Alt.v PILOT together in cramped quarters at
Orange Coast College salllng dub scholarsblp wlnnen, lrom left. sea .
Adam Hlmelson. Windy Mayes. Will Hagin aru1 Geon WullsdoJager_ Soon_ tbey will.-"'!'bimdng--oo-
w111 share Ibis view from~s-sloop.~Volcano;-on a lO-day theftdv~ture of a lifetime -an
trl lrom·HaWilllo Alaska. Th embe f OCC's sallin team. 8,000·mile voyage from Honolulu p ey are m rs o g to Juneau. Alaska.
ll I
AJong with two other OCC stu-•we want to give more students
de.Dts, Will Hagen and GeoH more access to our b'ips, • Avery
Wullschlager, the two friends wiD said. •'Ibis is such a wonderful
sail aboard Volcano, the college's-experiencethatwe'recommittedto
&4-foot sloop. All four recently won finding the additional money ... •
scholarships, worth . $2,500 each, Avery hopes the scholarships
allowing them to participate in "8 encourage a love ot the sea. sailing
sailing adventure. vessels and celestial navigatiop .
Accompanied by six other Crew members take turns navi-
sailors, a skipper, and a mate, Utey gating, standing Watch, mainte-
will leave Honolulu on July 14-and nance, steering, and cooking on
anive in J\UlO on Aug. 3. the Frers 64. ' ·
Thanks in part to generous •1bis is not a cruise in. the sense.
grants from the Thnken Sturgis ot being taken care ol, • Avery said.
Foundation, the OCC Sailing Cen-The scholarship winner.. must tum
ter has traditionally offered student in evidence of celestial navigation
scholarships to two full-time OCC and write a 500-word es.say about
students. But this year, the center their experience.
decided to provide two additional The four lucky winners ~
scholarships. _ -wait-to--tunrin---uteir---applications .
We'll<fOsome fund.raising in Chosen based upon their sailing
order to collect the additional interest and experience, they all
(funds),· said Brad Avery, dired.or bappeil to be members at. the ~C
of the sailing center. sailing team. which recently fin·
Bass tourney
will be boon to
white seabass TALES OF THE SEA
By Anna Marie Stolley, Staff Writer
Once plentiful in Southern
California, the sea bass is rare ly
seen these days. And Leonard
Davenport -aJong with experts
from the Department of Fish and
Game -is concerned .
"They used to say that you
could walk on top of the water
from the mainland all the way to
Catalina, they (the white seabass)
were so thick in the water,· said
Davenport, a Whittier resident
who was born and raised in
Orange County.
Davenport planned the 1995
Big Bass Tournament, which will
take place Saturday at Newport
Dunes. The proceeds of the
event, sponsored by the United
Anglers of Southern California,
..yill go to programs designed to
replenish the white seabass pop·
ulation.
r-------------------------, ' ' ' ' '
F.Y.I . + What 199S Newport Bay
Open Big Bass Tournament. + Where: Newport Dunes.
+When: Saturday, 5 a.m. to
2p.m.
Backstay. Shroud. Spreader.
Bow' Pulpit ... I'm getting so
confused. ·
Genoa. Wmch. Mast ... Wait a
minute. Mast. I know mast!
Clew. Foot. Tack. Boom top·
ping lift.
With carousel music in the
background. Marina Sailing
instructor Al Lawrence points out
the parts of the 21·foot Columbia
sailboat in which we sit, docked
in the Balboa Fun Zone. .
I look over at Anthony Sessa,
fellow stude nt, figuring that he
will reveal in glazed eyes the
same confusion from which I suf·
fer.
But he just nods and says,
"Oh yes," and "Mnun·.hnunm",
while Al spews seemingly end·
less nautical terms. Al grabs a
rope (the main.sheet) and, his fin.
gers flying, demonstrates knots.
Anthony m es, and fails. I offer
sympathy. This time he succeeds.
I hate him.
"It's because I'm left·hand·
ed, • I explain, as I fail to tie a
bowline again and again. Al
patie ntly agrees.
a couple of lessons, this will all
seem easy.•
Sure.
I remind myself of all the sue·
cessful sailors who have passed
through Marina Sailing instruc·
tion since it opened in 1989. All I
have to do is keep calm, do my
homework and pay attention,
and I will be able to sail a 28-foot
boat as-easily as I drive my car.
I'm a tenible driver.
Al, who co·owns Marina SaiJ.
ing with his wife Naomi, has
taught sailing classes for years.
Besides teaching futroductory
dasses, they also offer a wide
variety of advanced classes and
rent boats, from a Udo 14 to a
Columbia 56.
Al shows us how to raise the
jib and the mainsail. Bearded
and wiry, he rrioves about the
boat languidly. His calm voice
almost works on me.
But then: is that metal bar
thing attached to the mast (fit-
tingly called a boom) going to hit
me in the head?
While I wony, Anthony, who
owns a.car maintenance shop fu
Costa Mesa, eagerly liteers us out
of the dock. He has sailed before,
on Catamarans, but never took a
lesson until today, or so he says.
.I hold.,the jib sheet, which is
eCJsy e.naugh,.whilfr'A:l·tells""Ur -
that thing that steers the boat
(th.e tiller), I'm OK. Kmd or
peaceful, really.
~nme to switch places,· says
Al, and Anthony obligingly holds
out the mainsheet and tiller for
me.
I hesitantly take control of the
boat. At first, I steer directly_into
~e"Win'd:""lbe mainsailflops
about (luffs), and the boat slows.
Hmmm ...
I pull in the sail, and the boat
goes faste r.
Interesting.
Haltingly, haphazardly, I direct
the boat around the harbor. And
for a moment, albeit brief, I for·
get about U:te nautical temis, the
technical aspects, the confusing
knots ...
But then, the moment vanish·
es. We dock and lower the sails .
Anthony happily chatters as he
folds the jib neatly.
At the end of my first lesson, I
realize the following:
I never achieved a great
e piphany. No suddeil clarity
about my relationship with the ~
sea.
I didn't emerge as Odysseus
or even Popeye.
On the other hand, I did.n 'tlall-
in-the-waler or lilt another boat.
ished lhird in Southern
com.pet:ition.s. Needless to sa
share • Jove al sailing.
•To say I'm ecstatic is an
statemen~ • said Wullschla
Costa Mesa residenl
Although the students ha
. sailed extensively off the So
California coast, none haS
ventured on such a long P
journey.
•rve never been to Haw
Alaska," said Mayes, a mark
major and San Juan Cap'
resident. "It's kind of intte' re.till
think that you won't see land f
least 15 days.'
Himelson.· a Dana Point
dent. looks forward-to--the-
lenges of life at sea. "I like ...
to navigate. And when some
breaks down -and some
always does -I like to figure
how to fix it. "
+Cost $100 per entry, two
people per boat. Rental skiffs
are avail;,ible for $35 at Dav·
ey's Locker. There-is an addi-
tional $7 launching fee. + Info: Call (310) 945-4096.
' ' ' ' ' ' '
Only.half an hour has passed
durtpg my two·hour sailing les·
son and, already, I'm lost. How
am I ever going to make it
through eight more leSsons and ·
training day sails necessary to
achieve-my American Salling
Association certification?
"Don't worry," Al says, appar·
ently noticing my disconlfort. ~In
about tacking into the wind and ------------. bo •ANNA MARIE STOU.EY, the Daily coming a ut. Pilot's harbor reponer, will contlnue to
Uh·huh. Whatever. chronic¥ her adverturM In learning
So long as I don't have to hold how to sail.
DON LEACH I DAl.V Pl.OT
Al Lawrence (right) lu.structs Anthony Sessa bow to wrap
line and tie d own a sail in his first class on the sea .
' ~-------------------------~
' : Local racers come home with the Cal Cup, and the cash
L ocal residents Kirk Good·
ing, Steve Shaw, Mike Sttu·
man, Dave Swain and Dave
Ullman came home with a lit·
tle more than just a trophy last
weekend whe n they won the
prestigious California Cup, an
invitation-only reqatta that annu-
ally boasts the best sailors from
every class. This year, the firsl-
place winners came home with
$.5 ,000 in prize money, making
the quest for first definitely more
important.
The California Cup, common·
ly known as the Cal Cup, began
its illustrious career as a highly
sought·after regatta back in 1963
when the format was match rac·
ing. Yachts such as the famous
12·Meters were the choice of the
regatta, seeing top ·noteh racing
America's Cup Jtyle. A few
years back, the format changed
to fleet racing, allowing more
boats on the line as at Olympic
regattas, with the yacht of choice
switching to the strong Californi·
afleet of ULDB 70s.
The Cal Cup remained a Sled
regatta up until this year, when
another switch was made to the
current hot class, the Melges 24 .
Since boats are not supplied for
BOA TIN G
'
stephanie
keefe
the regatta, the switch tO the
Mel9es 24 made it more afford~
able for the sailors to charter
boats . ..µso, because the Melges
is more of a dinghy as opposed to
a big boat, it allows every type of
sailor to jump in and sdil compet·
itively it with more ease.
Thirteen crews competed for
this year's Cal Cup, with the liSt
induding National Champions,
Obwic Medggs, Mighty Mary
'team members, Olympic hope·
fuls, and world champions in
their reSpective fleets. The
amazin_g compo!ition of the fleet
left many questions as to who
would win.
Friday saw practice races fQr
the competitors. The race com·
mittee ran 1/2 mile courses, col·
legiate·style, with many practice
starts~ to get the sailors used to
the powered·up Malger. A shifty
8· 10 knots prevailed throughout
the series, finding the entire fleet
rail·biking the whole time.
Between Saturday and Sunday.
~ven races were run, with one
throw out.
T he series unfolded as
expected, with the lead
always changing through·
out the race and with finishes all
within a boat·length. Even com·
ing down to thejlast race, it w as
pre tty much any man's race.
Though most of the competitors
bad at le&st one double·digit
race, Ullman, Stephen Grillon,
Joe Landrigan and Star gold
medalist Mark Reynolds
remained unscathed with scores
under 10. Ullman and Grillon
were tied for first, with Loudrig·
an and Reynolds right behind
them. After doing circles at the
start, Ullman and team went left
with Grillon going right. Ullman
and Grillon met at the weather
mark, both in the top four. An
intense jibing duel began down·
wind, with the two never further
apart than a couple of boat
lengths. The second leg saw
more breeze fill in, with Ullman
outlasting Grillon upwind, gain·
ing distance on him. Their sepa·
ration increased throughout the
next two legs, allowing Ullman
and crew to put three points on
Grillon and win the regatta.
With Ullman steering, Sturman
calling tactics, Swain and Gooding
trimming, and Shaw doing bow
and pit, the crew sailed an incredi·
bly consistent ~atta, with no fin-
ish worse than sixth. Sailing on
the third Melges ever built, the
crew seemed right at home and
proved it by their top finishes.
Said Stwman of the regatta, "It
was great. A great time, incredi·
ble boats. And racing for money
added a little kick.·
Score!, 13 races, 2 days,
Cal Yacht Club
Dave Ullman 13.75
Stephen GrillonlS.75
Mark Reynolds 23
Joe Landrigan 23.001
Mark Goltson23. 75
Morgan Larson 29
Kimo Worthington 29-001
Vincent Brun30
Bob Little .31 .75
BHI Menninger 33
Craig Lewttk34
Don Josberg 36
George Szabo Ill 41
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ARGUS
The ketch has been around the globe, and now
it's used to teach Boy Scouts about sailing
CASEY LUKSCH I DAILY Pit.OT
Rang er David O'Hara cllmbs the rigging of the Argus at the Boy Scout Sea Base.
SHE.JS_
The Argus, a 68-foot topsail
ketch owned and maintained by
the Boy Scouts of America.
Docked al the Sea Scout Base in
Newport Beach, the Argus is
available for scout excursions.
GLOBE TROTTER
Built in Marstal, Denmark in
1908, the Argus spent her early
years transporting cargo, such as
cement and grain. She passed
through a number of Swedish and
Danish hands before Tucker
Thompson purchased her in 1968.
Thompson docked her in
Hadsund. Derunark. and moved
his family aboard.
After rerigging her, the
Thompsons left Denmark on JWle
1, 1969, sailing the Argus to Ger-
many, England, France, the
Canary Islands, Panama. Costa
Rica and eventually California.
She arrived in Newport Beach
on June 1, 1970, one year after
leaving Derunark. Thompson and
. his family then left her behind at
the Sea Base while they rontin-
1 ued their adventures.
Ever since Thompson donated
the Argus to the Boy Scouts of
America in 1972, she has been
used to train scouts in the hmda-
mentals of sailing.
A MOVING CLASSROOM
The sea base operates pro-
grams aimed at teaching the
basics of sailing, canoeing, rowing
and other skills lo scouts and oth-
er youths. For 23 years, the base
has made the Argus available to
Boy Scout troops for sailing
adventures.
1be Scouts come from Arizona.
Oklahoma. Aorida. Washington,
and all over California ju.st to cbmb
aboard the Argus and take her for
a spin. Approximately 1,500 scouts
sail aboard her each year, accord-
ing to Bill Molllltford, director ol
the sea base.
Troops can· spend one to five
days cruising to Dana Point. Long
Beach. or Catalina. The cost is
$225 per scout for i\.five-day ven-
~· Professional skippers, mates
and volunteers go with the Scouts,
teaching them the as~ of
operating a traditional sailin"g ves-
sel. Scouts, called "apprentices",
learn to hoist sails, coil lines, tie
knot and practice "man over-
boo.rd" procedures.
"Its a chance for the boys to
learn nautical skills, teamwork ...
.a.nd experience the lure of the
sea," said Mmmtford .... Arid they
C'dn do 1l all on a historical vessel."
CONSTANT REPAIRS
But age has taken its toll on the
Argus. For two months in the fall.
!>he Wlderwent $30,CXX> in repairs on
dry dock in San Pedro. Private gifts
rovered much cl the bill but more
money LS needed to the help with
the remainder. Volunteersfran "the
Friends cl the Argus.. contribute
tnne and money for the Argus' onganghealth problerm.
"She always needs repairs,"
Sdid Dave O'Hara, base ranger,
who hopes to fix broken floor-
boards, install a new pump, and
instaJl hawse pipes. And that's just
the beginning.
"From a maintenance stand-
point, she's a nightmare," said
Mountford. "But from a program
standpoint, she's a real asset."
-Anna Marie Stolley
• If you know of a boat ·that could be
featured In this section, please call the
ReadeQ Hotline, 642-6086.
m 11evmdl
BIG BASS TOURNAMENT
The 1995 Nev.iport ~Big Bass Touma·
ment will be held from$ a.m. to 2 p.m. on
~ at Newport Dunes. Rental skiffs
are available. Cost is S 100 per entry, two
people per boat. For more information,
call (310) 945-4095.
FREE ASHING DAY
See If the fish will bite on Free Fishing
Day, Saturday. June 10, 8 a.m . to 3 p.m. on
Shellmaker Island. Interested anglers ~
also watch fly fishing and visit vario\Js
learning stations. Food, beverages, m~c,
games and prizes will be avallable. II
640-6746.
HERrTAGE REGATTA
The Fifth Annual Newport Harbor Nau-
tical Museum Heritage Regatta will be
held at the Newport Harbor Yacht Oub
June 9-10. Classic and contemporary
wooden boats will be displayed. Boats
arrive June 9, and the parade begins at 11
a.m. on June 10. For more information.
call 673-3377.
SURF COMPETITION
Surfers can compete in amateur and
pro-am contests at S4th Street on June
10-11_ The first contest begins at 7 a.m._
June 10. Cost is S30 for amateur only, and
SSO for pro-am. For more information, call
the Commuciity Services Department of
Newport Beach, 644-31S1.
CLEAN HARBOR DAY
The Cannery will hold a city·wide event
from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 10 to
encourage residents to help keep the har-
bor clean. When the cleaning is done, vol-
unteers ~n attend an awards luncheo_p at
the cannery Restaurant. For more Infor-
mation, call 67S-S777. •
LOBSTER FEST
The Sharit Island Yacht Club is hosting a
lobster fest on June 10 as part of its sum-
mer membership drive. Dinner will begin
at 7:30 p.m. A steel drum band will provide
calypso music. Reservations, 760-0221.
BIRDS AND KAYAKS
Go on a birdwnd..fcayak tour of the
Upper Newport Bay ecological reserve
from 9 a.m. to noon on June 17. The tour
begins at the Newport Beach Aquatics
Center. A volunteer naturalist from the
c.alifomia Department of F1sh and Game
will discuss migratory waterfowl and
endangered species while an instructor
from Paddle Power teaches the basics of
kayaking. Cost is S3S per person. call 67S·
121S for more information.
BOAT AUCTION AND MARINE
GEAR SALE
The Orange Coast College Marine Pro-
gram will auction boats, trailers and
marine ~ear at 1370 Adams Ave. on June
24, beginning at 10 a.m.. Sails. rigging
winches, electronics, and other nautical
items will be sold from 8 a.m. to S p.m. For
more information, call 645-9412.
HERITAGE BOAT PARADE
The American Nautical Heritage Boat
Parade begins in Newport Harbor at 1
p.m. on July 4. Information, call 729-3863.
FOURTH OF JULY AREWORKS
Newport Dunes Resort will provide
entertainment BBQ and fireworks on July
4. Parking is SlS. linformatlon, 729-3863.
Fishing
JUNIOR ANGLER TOURNAMENT
' Children can participate in a free fishing
tournament from June 24 to Aug. 12.
Divided Into age categories (Junior. up to
10 years old; Senior: 11 to 1S years old).
young anglers can win prizes and attend
a special awards banquet. For more infor-
mation, 673-6316.
harbor lights
FOR A UMfTED TIME
Go sping fishlna for • dl'j aboard the 5elrcher. at a c:ost Of $60. The~ leaws
from Newport Landing. FOf more infonna.
tion. f.all 675-0550.
FISH SCHOOl
Fishing school dasses are offered on
Monday and Tuesday of each week. Class-
es leave the Balboa Pavilion at 6 a.m. and
return at 4 p.m. Cost is S12S per person.
For more information, call 673-2810.
CHILDREN'S ASHING LESSONS
The Balboa Angling Oub and the c;ity of
Newport-will offer a fishing dass for 1-12
year olds at the Clubhouse, "A" street and
Bay Ave, 8:30 am. to 12:30 p.m., July 14.
Partlc;ipants will learn about tie fishing
knots. finding and catching bait and the
best places to look for different fish. Fish-
ing gear and tackle will be provided. The
SlS fee includes a fishing excursion and a
sport fishing identification book. For
more information, call 644-3151. •
ANNUAL GRUNION RUN
Now through August. The best time to
see these small silver fish wash up on the
beach to spawn in the moonlight is one to
three hours after the evening high tide
and one to four days after a full 0< new
moon. You must have a valid fishing
license and use no nets or rods. For mOl'e
information, call 644-3044.
DORY FISHING FLEET
Get to the Newport Pier/Mdadden
Square early to watch the fleet return
with the fresh catch of the day. The fish is
prepared for sale at the open-air market.
FISHING RENTALS
Fishing supplies and boat charters are
available at Newport Landing Sportfish-
ing, 309 Palms. Suite F, 675-0550 and Fako
Fishing Charters. 832-7708.
SIX PASSENGER SPORTFISHING
CHARTERS
Coastal, sharit, swordfish. marlin, catali·
na lslarid. Oemente day ~nd night fishing
charters are available for groups or sin-
gles. call Bongos Sportfishing Headquar·
ters on the Peninsula, 673-2B10
Sailing
SAILING LESSONS AND BOAT
RENTALS
Learn to sail or windsurf at Newport Dunes.
You can also rent windsurfers and 14-foot
sailboats at S lS per hour. Coll 71.9-1154.
MORE SAILING LESSONS AND
BOAT RENTALS
Sailboat rentals and private lessons are
available ilt Marina Sailing, located in the
Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced classes
include navigation, big boat. power boat.
STEVE'S WATERCRAFT
FIBERGLASS REPAIRS
PAINT & GRAPHICS
FOR ALL WATERCRAFT
Pick-up & Delivery
548-8875
785 w 17th St #H • Costa Mesa
FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1995
introduction to Mevy weather ~ first
mate Instruction. Ca.II 673-n 63 fOf more
Information.
FOR CHIU>REN, AGE 11 AND UP I
The Orange Uuity Sea Base, locmd at .1
1931 'Nest Pacific Coast H~ In NeW-<f • '
POfl Beach, offers weeklong classes IA. ;
motorboating, windsurfing, small boat
sailing and rowing. Information. 642·5031.
l
FULL MOON PADDLE l
Meet rwm friends a~ paddle the local I
waters by moonlight on June 12. 6:30 to 9
p.m. Kayak rentals cost $20 « bring your
own. Reservation,s call, 67S..121S.
KAYAK SURRNG CLASS
Learn to read the swells, time take-offs,
and catch the waves on June 24, 8 a.m. to
11 a.m. Cost is SSS per person. Beginning
sea kayaking, rolling clinics and private
lessons are also available. Kayak and sea
ski rentals are also available. For more
information. call Paddle Powef; 1500West
Balboa Blvd .• 675-1215.
KAYAK TOURS AND RENTALS
Two hour kayak tours are conducted ,
every Sunday, beginning at 10 a.m. from
Newport Dunes. Cost is 115 per ult, S 10
per child. Kayak rentals and dasses are •
also available. Call 729-1154.
MORE KAYAK RENTALS
Single ($10 per hour) and double CS 1 S
per hour) kayak rentals are available in,.
the Balt;>oa Fun Zone. Call Balboa Boat'
Rentals, 673-7200.
ROWING LESSONS AND CANOE
RENTALS
I
The Newport Aquatic Center offers,
sweep rowing (one oar), sculling dasses
(two oars) and canoe rentals. Gasses run
for four weeks and cost S70. Fol' more
mformat1or;i. call 646-7725.
I • If you know of an event or actlvrty that
I could appear in this column. please mail
the 1nformat1on to Anna Marie Stolley.
330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627 0< fax it
to 646-4170.
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C.P. Warner takes time out ol a
busy day to catch some wind in
h1I Revolution 4-Uner ldte.
Fairview Park b a favorite spot
among ldte pilots.
CASEY LUKSCH I DAILY PILOT
DARE
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(Drug Abuse Resistance Edu-
cation) program, said the fair was
dn end-of-the-year •graduation
celebration" for the students,
who learn through DARE that
there is an alternative to drugs.
Walsh pointed out that all of
the kids were having a great
time and they cildn't need drugs,
or perfect weather, to e njoy
themselves.
• 1 Wee the obstdcle course the
best,· said 12-year-old Lorena
Benavides, a student at College
Pa rk Elementary. And many stu-
dents agreed with Lorena, raving
about the inflatable obstacle
course where two kids could
compete, safely.
' Othe r activities at the fair
included "The Human Fly,"
where luds put on a Velcro suit
and bounced up to stick to a wall
of Velcro. And students donned
oversized boxing gloves to play-
fully fight against their friends in
a gigantic inflatable boxing ring.
· HThe Space Ball,· a ride
where kids could experience the
Sensation of the space shuttle re-
entenng the earth's atmosphere,
and the "Lazer Maze " we re two
LEAVING
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ter h.un~ell and he thinks he's
going to do that at JRWD. We'll
have some big shoes to fill."
Staneart's resignation comes
during a transitional phase at the
city. EarlJer Uus year, as part of a
reorganization eff ort, the city
merged its utility atid public
works departme nts. Sta neart
other popular events.
Team Extream, a Rollerblad-
ing team, and their sponsors -
Rollerblade and Gatorade -
donated a large half-pipe so
Team Extream could perform.
"I thought it was really neat
and cool," 12-year-old John
McCullough, a Lincolp Elemeq-
tary student, said of the Team
Extream show.
Aside ftom the games and
ente rtainment, police officers dis-
played their equipment and
vehicles. And half a dozen
booths set up just outside the
amphitheater promoted healthy
and productive extracurricular
activities available for kids dur-
. ing the summer.
One booth, for ~anti-graffiti,"
was geared toward focusing
kids' talent and energy for art,
not vandalizing, said Mike
Howard of Operation Cl ean
Slate, an anti-graffiti program the
Costa Mesa resident founded
two years ago.
At the end of the morning, the
kids piled into the Pacific
Amphitheatre for a petf ormance
that included Mutual Aid, a
musical band of police officers.
The band got the students stand-
in.g and dancing to their opening
song, "Bad Boys" from the popu-
lar, live-action police TV show,
would likely have been one of the
new department's deputy direc-
tors.
"We anticipated that Jeff was
going to be a part of the reorgani-
zation." said Public Works Direc-
tor Don Webb. "With him not
being part of that, there are some
other options we may need to
look into."
While much of the groundwa-
ter project contracts have already
been completed or put out to bid,
the city may hire a part-time staff
Tired of dealing with the restrictions of HM O's ...
DAVIS &.HOLDEN PSYCHOWGY ASSOCIATES
oftc rs individual and group psyc hotherapy
on a sliding fee scale
in a Newport Beach private practice setting.
Please call Shari Shaw, M .F.C.C . at (7 14) 476-7033
for more information.
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"Cops."
All the attractions, food and
gifts -even the Lazer Maze.
which typically costs $3,000 a
day to rent -were donated to
provide the party free for the stu-
dents, according to Walsh.
Walsh himself was a popular
attraction at the fair. "Will you
sign my shirt?" said 12-year-old
Danielle Van Dyke, a student at
Newport Elementary, as a large
group of kids lined up to get the
officer's signature on the back of
their "DARE FAIR " T-shirts.
Walsh, who has been with the
DARE program since 1990 and
was recently named the DARE
Officer of the Year in the state,
will leave the DARE officer posi-
tion and return to regular police
officer duties next year. He said
he will really miss the kids.
He feels that this program has
helped him to become a better
police officer by being in touch
with his CQJnIDunity.
One performer at the fair
echoed the thought that children
learn from observations and role
models.
"Children need to clearly see
\_Vhat tbei( goals are. They must
have a vision of their goals," said
Olympic tae kwon do master
Park Young Bu. "We are here lo
show them that vision."
member to assist Sinacori with
project-related tasks.
Staneart could not be reached
fQr comment Thursday. In a pre-
pared statement, he praised his
co-workers and said he felt grate-
ful to have worked on a variety of
different projects.
"The experience I've gained in
Newport will be something I rely
on the rest of my career," he said.
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2 Eggs, 2 Bacon, 2·Sausa
2 Pancakes
8 oz. Orange Juice only 78¢
Noon HI 3:00 p.m.
Bacon Cheeseburger w/fries
Fish & Chips
Charbroiled *Sw<>rd" Fish Tacos
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this year, there wW still be plenty
of carnival rides, games, booths,
food and entertainment to keep
festival-goers busy.
Highlights of the.festivities will
include selection of the 1995 Miss
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor
Llons queen. The beauty contest
will be at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Entertainment and prize draw-
ings also will be beld throughout
the weekend, the most extrava-
gant of which is a shiny red new
Pontiac Firebird with a five-
speed, eight-cylinder engine. The
car will be raffled off on Sunday
at8p.m.
Other prizes include a $750
travel certificate, \vhich will be
award~d at 9 p.m. on Friday, and
a color television set at 9 p .m. on
Saturda~ ·
And of course, there will be
lots of fried Icelandic cod served
up, for $5 a plate, which includes
cole slaw, trench fries, a buttered
roll and coffee or milk.
The Fish Fry and carnival
hours are 5;30 to 9 p.m. today, 10
a.m. to 9 p .m. on Saturday (fish
dinners won't be served until
noon), and noon to 8 p.m . on Sun-
day.
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involved, Birney said .
The first fight flared at Baker
Street and Mendoza Drive in Cos-
ta Mesa Tuesday nigh\. Two men
were arrested but no one was
injured . The second outbreak
erupted belv!een two 10th
graders at Back Bay Wednesday
morning.
These incidents are not related
to the three gang-related inci-
dents in the West Side which
occurred in May and remain
unsolved, according to police.
The principal at Back Bay, Car-
ole Castaldo, said the two spar-
ring 10th graders were suspend-
ed immediately. When she asked
one of the students what pro-
voked the fight, he told her he
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first-floor unit furnished with a
sofa bed,· an easy chair, a televi-
sion and a desk.
Meanwhile, resident Mike
Healey, who ran against Nelson
in the November election and
first brought up the issue during
the campaign, said he received a
letter himself Thursday from the
Secretary of State's office that
advised him to pass his informa-
tion on to the county District
Attorney's office. Healey said he
already submitted the same inlor-
mation to the District .Attorney's
office in November.
Other residents say they will
pursue the matter through other
channels.
Heather Somers, president of
the East Side Homeowners Asso-
ciation said, "We're not going to
let this JUSt fade away."
r----------~-------------------------------------------: FISH FRY SCHEDULE
I : + The 50th annual uons Oub F1sh Fry and Carnival begins Friday
: ewning In eosu Mesa. To hetp you with your weekend planning,
l here is the schedule of events: I
•FRIDAY · 'des nd 5:30 p.m. -Fish dinners start serving; carnival n a games
7:30 p.m. -Professional stage show by Presty Ill Productfons
9 p.m. -Raffle ticket drawi'11: $750 travel certificate and other
prizes (Winning ticket holder must be present to win).
• SAnMDAY. JUNE J
10 a.m. -carnival rides and games open
Noon -Fish dinners start serving
1:15 p.m. -lokelani's Rhythm of the Islands (on stage)
2:15 p.m. -Soccer awards (on stage) ·
3:30 p.m. -Ticket drawing (winners must be present)
4:30 p.m. -Wanda's Qance Studio (on stage)
1 6 p.m. -Ticket drawir1g (winners must be present)
7 p.m. -Newport Beach Showtime (on sta~e)
9 p.m. -Drawing for color 1V and other pnzes
(winners must be present)
• SUNDAY, JUNE 4 . . . . Noon -carnival rides and games open; fish dinners serving
1 2 p.m. -Miss Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Beauty
l Contest (on stage) . l 3:30 p.m. -Baby Contest (pre-registration is required)
• 5:30 p.m. -Drawing (winners must be present)
: 7:15 p.m. -Grupo Folklorico Topializ (on stage) l a p.m. -Drawing: Flrebtnt and other prfzes\Wlnnlng ticket l holder need not be present for car. Must be present for all
: other prizes.)
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had a problem wi.th the other stu-
dent the night before . When she
inquired furthe r, he told her it was
Hsomething off campus."
There are students at the con-
tinuation school who are gang
members and others who want to
be gang members, according to
Castaldo. But students are trained
constantly to notify staff members
if they have a conflict with anoth-
er student and directed never to
try to solve it themselves, she said.
On Wednesday, this policy
worked when students in the
scht>ol's "Opportunity" progrant
notified school authorities of the
rumored' drive-by shooting,
Castaldo said. Some students are
in the "Opportunity" program
due to discipline or truancy prob-
lems at other high schools, and
gang members are among this
category, she added .
"It appeared tQ us to be anoth-
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• er rumor -not that we often get
rumors about drive-bys -but we
hear about once a month that
there is a fight after school or kids
lying in wait,• Castaldo said, who
explained that administrators
called police Wednesday to act as
a dete rrent in case the rumor
proved true.
She has seen an increase in
violence on campus in the last
three years, but the cause
remains a mystery, st)e said.
Thursday • morning, th~ cam-
pus was abuzz with news of the
plotted drive-by and subsequent
arrests.
HWe discuss it with them and
allow them time to discuss it with
each other because they all get
hyped up over it and concerned,"
Castaldo said. "I think many of
the students live with an unsafe
feeling from living in unsafe
neighborhoods."
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EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY No surprise here. South girls
romp in volleyball ...
·1 asked my coaches be/Of'e w match v~ ~
going t.o geU at me if I lost t.o a girl ... •
-MORGAN ANDERSON
Oayton, Heads
go for the gold
at State Meet
• Mandy Clayton in the
triple jump, Cara Heads
in the discus prelims.
By Richard Dunn, Staff Writer
NORWALK -Newport Harbor
High seniors Mandy Clayton and
Cara Heads, following stirring
performances last Friday in the
Southern Section Masters Meet,
will make their initial trip to the
CIF State Track and Field Cham-
pionships tonight at Cerritos Col-
lege.
Heads, whose discus throw of
140-7 is the best this year among
Orange County girls, qualified
No. 3 at the Masters Meet with a
'throw of 133-1. She comes in
ranked 10th among the 27 who
will attempt to qualify for Satur-
day's state finals.
The top nine finishers in each
event advance to the finals.
The discus competition begins
at 5:30 p.m., with the girls triple
jump, in which Clayton is seeded
15th among the 27 competitors,
starting at 6:30 p.m.
In the Masters Meet. Clayton,
the school record-holder at 37-9,
vaulted 36-10 in her final attempt
to break a fifth-place tie with
Muir's Tomisha Hughes and
advance to state.
The top-five aUtletes in each
event at the Masters Meet
advanced to state.
Clayton needed a triple .jump
better than 36-3 to beat Hughes
in the fourth and final round.
•SEE TRACK P~GE 10
South boys, g~rls sweep
LEAH HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT
All-Star MVP Misty May goes up to block a slam at the nel ,
•This one's for you, Grandma ·:·
Misty May earns MVP honors in girls
Orange County All-Star Game.
B1 Richard Dunn, Staff Writer
NEWPORT BEACH · There were no trademark
kills of near-lightening speed from Misty May Thurs-
day night in the annual girls Orange County All-Star
Volleyball Match.
But May, Newport Harbor High's two-time CIF
Southern Section Division I Player of the Year, led the
South all-stars to victory W1th her dlggtngcmd pass-
ing, earning the game's most valuable player honor
as the South defeated the North, 21-10, 22-20 and 21-
16, at Newport Harbor.
Now, the three-time All-American outside hitter
can share another highlight to her grandmother.
"Earlier in the day, I was watching (New.port Har-
bor's) match against Santa Cruz in the state semifi-
nals on video with my grandma (Betty Grubb), who
has cancer," May said. "She hasn't had the strength
to come to my games, so we've taped them, and I'm
sharing them with her. We taped this game tonight,
too, so she'll get to see this one."
What her grandmother will see is May sprawled
out on the floor, digging balls from every direction,
and displaying an incredible knack for setting.
May, who bad five kills in the first two games, was
on the court longer than anybody. She set in the sec-
ond game and recorded seven assists. She also
added 1112 blocks, including a crucial "One toward
the end of the second game with Newport teammate
Tma Bowman that gave the South a 21-20 edge.
Newport Harbor outside hitter Sara Fairborn had
commencement
Newport's Misty May (5), Laguna Beach's Usa
hYensberg (10) and Harbor's Melissa Schutz break
into smlles as South puts North All-Stars away.
a kill at the net to put the finishing touches on the sec-
ond game.
"Kills don't matter to me." May said. "The results are
what matters." ./"
Dana Hills' Jennifer Kessy led the South with seven
kills in the first game, while Newport Harbor's Melissa
Schutz and Calvary Chapel's Courtney Owens (New-
port Beach) each had one.
In the second game. the North Jed, 20-19, in the ral-
ly scoring to 21 points But May punched in a two-hand-
ed, cross-court tap kill to the comer to tie it. May's block
with Bowman gave the South a one-point lead. then
Fairborn ended 1t. •
·we only had one practice for an hour (on Wednes-
day)," Owens saJd ·u sually, we play against each oth-
er, so it was tun to play with them.·
ln the boys game:
Newport Harbor's Greg Slick contributed six kills in
the South's 21-10, 19-21, 21-19 victory over the North
boys, including one which broke a 19-19 deadlock in
the deosive third game.
Dreams of ·glory I \ ( I I I· .... . ~ ( I\ ·\ I) I~ ( ) ( ) 1'
go ed
• Basketball team had
all the earmarks of a
champion, but as in
many directions for
Estancia's girls, the ball
just didn't bounce the
right way.
• FIRST IN A SERIES.
By Barry Faulkl)er, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -Estancia
High girls basketball coach
Russ Davis could laugh about it
in late March, but his outlook
on a ~ded postseason
mailing might have ~spired a
different response Feb. 1.
HI actually got a recruiting
letter addressed to Tayyiba
Haneef, c/o Estancia High,"
Davis said of the correspon-
dence meant for Laguna Hills'
6-foot-5 sophomore center, who
likely played the best game s of
her young career in a pair of
auaal Paci.fie Coast League
victories over Davis' Eagles.
A catalyst in a somewhat
frustrating PCL campaign for
Estancia, Haneef totaled 24
points, 29 rebounds, 19 blocked
shots and three steals against
the Eagles, giving the Hawks
the upper hand in an f;Ventual
third-place tie~breaker and
putting Estanda's CIF playoff
hopes in peril.
The latter Laguna Hills victory
•SEE EAGLES PAGE 10
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EAGLES' TOP 10
• I. The buketbAJI tNJD ham.men
fou.rth-teeded John Glenn. 06-23, In
the l1Rt round of U.. CIF So111hem
Section ffi·A pl.ayotts.
• :Z. 5ealor Laura hbirul eU111 one
• silver and two bronze medals at the
Padflc Cout League track and tleld
tln.als at lrvtne HJgb.
• a.s.ruw Cyndi ~r,.
a serious a.nkle lnJury to IC!Ore 12 1.
polnts ln a 47·45 home basketball :
defeat of Costa Mesa, clinching the 1 •
Lady BeU Trophy t.o tl\e annual : -
r cross·town se.rles wtnner. 1
I
+ 4. The tennis team earru a berth In :
the CIP Dlvblon 0 playoffs by :
11.nbhlng third In the PCL 1
I
+ S. Junior point guard Jessica Waltz
earns All-Newport·Mesa Dlstr1d and
f1nt-team All-PCL laurels In
basketball.
+ 8. Sophomore pltc:ber Jill Black
earns All-Newport-Mesa Dlstrld and
ltn1-tNlll All-PCL honon In softball.
+ 7. Prahaul shortstop Stephu.le
Serr WU teleded All-Newport-Mu.
Dlltr1ct ln IOft.ball.
+ I . Junior CJu1sUne Dahle ~ted
u a Unt-tum AD·PCL ~r player,
JolAlng teammates Alyson Dentoo and
Holly Fergwon on the tlnt tum.
+ t. Tbe 10CCe1 team ends a 13·game
wtnl.., ltrnk wtth three straight PCL
wtnJ. vaulting lnlo CIF playoH
con ten Hor-•
+ 10. CY.hell RJch&rda sin.kl two tree
throwa Wtlh 7.t MCOnds left to 1~ a S~4 Yktory lor l!atanda Coach Rws
D•vlli•South team over the North In
th4! Oja.nge <;ounty AU-Star buketba.ll
toVriamut.
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Anderson, SOuth prove themselves winne~
• Newport Harbor standout
shrutJs off a few obstacles,
helps All-Stars aggregation
drop the North, 18-6.
By Richard Dunn, Staff Writer
NEWPORT BEACH -Though
Morgan Anderson of Newport Har-
bor High and his South All-Star part-
ner, Los Amigos' Matt Stafford,
defeated their North opponents in
match play (plus-2) Thursday in the
annual Orange County All-Star Golf
Match al Newport Beach Country
Club, the elements weren't exactly
ideal.
Cue in polnl: When Anderson was
preparing to tee off on bole No. 3, one
of his North competitors moved
diriK.1ly lri back ol him before his
doWnswtng.
"What school are you from?"
Etiquette on the golf course appar-
. ently was not a prerequisite for merit-
ing a berth ln the all-star match.
which was won by the South, 18-6.
Anderson, who finished with a 5-
over-par 76, beating bls opponent
(Sunny Hills' Jenny Lee) by four
strokes, or plus-2, was. unaffected by
the distractions.
Following a good drive down the
middle, Anderson left bls second shot
about 12 feet from the pin, before
dropping in a short birdie putt.
Anderson, who had 11 pars, made
another birdie on bole No. 15, when
he got on the green in two, f olloWing
a 250-ya.rd fairway shot.
He missed four other birdie putts.
induding a ringer on 17 from about
12 feet.
Anderson bit a 3-wood shprt oU the
tee on nine, then bad to punch out
from behind a tree,· eventually two-
putting after a poor chip shot.
Anderson. who was 2-over 38 on
the back nine, recovered from a dou-
ble-bogey on 14 with a birdie on the
next hole. He used a driver on bls first
two shots. then a good first putt left
him 1-foot short of the cup.
Anderson had no trepidation about
going against the only female in the
tournament. Jenny Lee, headed for
the University of Texas on a golf
scholarship, was last year's
CIF/Southem California Golf Associ·
ation girls champion.
•t asked the coaches before the
match \1-uiey were going to yell at me
if I lost to a girl. • Anderson sa.id,
tongue in cheek.
MMC ....-IOl&YPl.Of
Nnlpolt)~ ~ .... , ...........
AnoGitr cue, Mme bole: Moments
leteron the talrway,.., Andenon wu
r.cty to hit e 3--tron; hie NGltb rival.
Valenda'1 Job.ft Lee, blurted blm:
Anderson. followed by his New-
port Harbot coach, Jlm Wanen, his
mother, Suae.n, and grandmother,
Helen, entered bol No. 8 at 1-under,
but bogeyed elgbt and triple-
bov~ nine, leading him at 3-over
38 on th front nln . •
•Actually, she's an incredible put·
ter. 1 don't think there's much ol a dif.
ference in this male/female thing.
She shot an 80 on the men's tees, but
if she Would've played from the
women's teea, she probebly woulcl-V.
shot. 70.. • ,1111 .. • 11•-·
..
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FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1915
For Estancia's girls it was a year to remeillber, and a year to learn fro
•In almost every instance, it
seemed, the Eagles were in a
battle for third place, with
championship runs sea.tee.
By Barry Faulkner, Staff Writer
COSTA MESA -The postseason
precipice proved to be a popular place
for the best of Estancia High's girls
athletic teams from the 1994-95 school
year.
After third-place Pacific Coast
League playoff games left Coach Kenny
Keup's volleyball team, and Coach
Jenny Tavares' soccer squad just shy of
securing a CIF playoff bid, a similar fate
appeared to have befallen Russ Davis'
basketball team, after it lost a
third-place tie-breaker to Laguna Hills.
But, following three downcast days
before the CIF pairings were
announced, the Eagles' basketball
fortunes turned around quicker than you
could say reverse pivot.
Not only did Estancia earn an
at-large berth, it gained what many
considered to be the "back-door" No. 4
seed in the Division ID-A brack~t. facing
actual fourth-seed John Glenn in the
first round.
As if that weren't enough, Davis
managed to rmagle a home game out of ·
the deal, after Glenn's gym had already
been allocated to host a .clF wrestling
meet.
The tum of events set the stage for a
lopsided 66-23 victory, which turned out
to be the school's lpne postseason girls
team victory of the 94-95 school year,
when Pioneer pulled the plug with a
45-38 second-round triumph.
The Eagles' tennis team, the school's
only other playoff qualifier, was
eliminated in the first round of the
Division II playoffs.
While there were no team
championships to celebrate, strong
individual performances biY three-sport
standout Cyndi Richards and senior
track and field star Laura Petrina
captured Daily Pilot headlines.
Richards, whose career was beset by
a series of injuries, including near-fatal ·
car accident, earned All-PCL honors in
volleyball and basketball, and ptayed in
two Orange County all-star basketball
games. .
She will continue playing basketball
next year at Yavapai Junior College in
Arizona, which awarded her a partial
scholarship she turned heads with a
tryout.
Petnna, earned one silver and two
bronze medals at league finals,
advancing to the CIF Division lil
preliminaries in the long jump, triple
jump and 100-meter dash.
Another developing Story involved
the Eagles soccer resiliency, as the team
failed to earn a victory in its first 13
matches, but tumect it on to contend for
a playoff berth down to the
aforementioned third-place playoff.
Here's a sport-by-sport 'rundown:
0
Basketball: In addition to the
aforementioned CIF playoff opportunity,
a highlight had to be the Eagles' sweep
of cross-town rival Costa Mesa to claim
the perpetual Lady Bell Trophy, as well
as the corresponding team rib dinner.
Junior point guard Jessica Waltz led a
veteran group by earning
All-Newport-Mesa Dist rict honors, as
well as first-team All-PCL laurels, while
seniors CY'Qdi Richards, Karla
Dominguez and Meghan Noland also
provided strong leadership.
0
Soccer: After an 0-9-1 nonleague
campaign, the Eagles opened PCL play
0·1-2. But they refused to fly the white
flag.
Thr~ straight wins propelled the
squad into playoff contention, but
another slight fade in the final weeks set
their lejigue record at 5-3-2, leaving
them dead!ocked in·third with Aliso
Niguel.
Handicapped by the loss of three key
pJay~rs, who picked up red-card
ejections µt the final regular-season
game, the Eagles fell to Aliso Niguel,
1-0, in the third-place playoff at Corona
del Mar High, ending their season.
Junior Christin~ Dahle earned her
second straight first-team All-PCL
selection, while seniors Alyson Denton •
and Holly 'Ferguson, the latter the team
scoring leader, also made the first team
after second-team recognition as juniors.
Senior Amy Jacobson joined
sophomores Erin Bergman a.Qd Jennifer
Brunick as second-team all-leaguers,
while juniors Whitney Gilliam and
Natalie Rainey received honorable
mention.
Another highlight was a pair of
decisive victories (3-0 and 2-0) over
Costa Mesa.
0
Tennis: Coach Chris Hastings' group
posted a 6-4 league record, good for
third place and a spot in the ClF
Division II playoffs.
Their reward, however, was a 14-4
loss to third-seed and Sunset League
champion Los Alamitos. which finalized
their overall record at 10-8.
Though playing host to the individual
league finals, a few first-round victories
were the extent of Estancia's success.
Camella Jaeger defeated Laguna
Beach's Courtney McMahon, 6-1. 6-2. in
the opening round, but was eliminated
in the second round by the Artists'
top-seeded Michelle Bray, 6-3, 6-3 ..
Whitney Gilliam defeated Costa
Mesa's Krista Tool in the first rourid, but
Jell to Mariko Takano froJn University,
6-4, 6-4, in second-round of singles
actio.n.
Kathleen Kan1er also reached the
second round, while the Eagles' top
doubles duo of Leslie Najarian and
Natalie Rainey did the same, falling to a
Laguna Beach tandem to end their run.
0
Volleyball: Keup, whose two-year
tenure enl1_e9 yhen he resigned after
the season.Ta"w a second-stJ;aight
third-place playoff match end in
five-game frustration, as Laguna Hills
earned a 11-15, 15-4, 7-15, 15-4, 15-13
triumph one year after Trabuco Hills
defeated the Eagles in a similar CIP
I playoff qualifying match,
•1 guess it wasn't meant to be,• said
Keup, who will be replaced by Estancia
hoys coach Dave Castle, who elected to
double his coaching chores this spring.
Outside hitter Cyndi Richards was a
first-team all-league selection, while 6-0
sophomore middle blocker Joanna
Fielder garnered honorable mention.
Junior setter Christine Dahle, who
administered 39'assists in tb,e Laguna
Hills playoff match, figures ro be another
top returner next fall.
The team finished With a 6-9 record. a
Cross country: Coach Charlie Appell
guided the squad to a fourth-place finish at league finals, led by sophomore
Tanya Perkins, who finished sixth
individually among PCL competitors in
19:58.
Junior Araceli (11th in 20:08), and the
sophomore trio of Vicki Palayo (17th,
20:43), Katie Wehr (31st, 22:06) and
Paula Shinners (35th. 22:59) rounded out
the scorihg contingent.
Estancia's 100 points at league finals
were 25 be hind third-place Universi!Y.
0
Trac}< and field: Laura Petrina
capped her prep career with the
aforementioned success.
She posted her season-best of ~5-7 in
the Jong jump at league prelims and was
only three-quarters of an inch off that in
the final, finishing second.
Her third-place triple jump of 32-8
1/4 was a personal best, while h er PR in
the 100 hurdles was 16.3. She was third
in the hurdles at league finals (16.9).
The team did not fare as well, losing
all seven dual meets, including five
against PCL foes.
0
Softball: First-year coacb Sharon
Smyth recruited a few more players, but
the rebu.il.diRg continues, after the squad
went 4-16 overall, 0-1 in league.
Sophomore pitcher Jill Black posted a
1.32 ERA with 58 strikeouts in 104
innings to join freshman shortstop
Stephanie Serr on the
All-Newport-Mesa District team.
Black, a first-team all-league pick,
also hit .357 and her 12 RBJ trailed only
Se rr (13).
Serr, a second-ted.m all-leaguer,
batted .407 with one homer and a
team-leading nine RBI and her defense
at short was an island of consistency.
. 0
Swimming: Coach John Carpenter's
Eagles defeated Laguna Beach, 83-62,
in the regular-season finale to finish
with d 3-7 overall mark.
Senior Maria Uceda was the lone
championship finalist at the PCL Finals,
earning fifth place (1:08.72) in the
100-yard butterlly.
Senior Heidi Fassnacht was the
consolation champion (ninth overall) in
the 100 backstroke (1:12.35), while
Aileen Bennett was 10th in the 200
freestyle.
Meghan Williams swam a
p ersonal-best 1:14.34 lo finish 12th in
the 200 backstroke. . _ _,,.... Y 0 UT H · If ASE BALL TRACK year I hope for one more meet,
because she keeps improving
late in the year after coming out
from basketball. U sh e can get
that first jump on the board
(tonight), she should go to Satur-
day's finals.·
Wilson new Vanguards athletic director
Lemmerman leads Mets over
ft:s, 9-4, in Newport East playoffs
• Lemmerman belts a
homer, drives in four, then
pitches the final three
innings for the save.
NEWPORT BEACH -Nate
Lemmennan had a home run,
double and four RBI , and also
pitched the find! three innings to
record the save as the Mets han-
dled the A's, 9-4, in the first round
of the Newport East Pony League
baseball tournament Thursday at
EastbJuff Field.
Lemmennan's two-run round-
lripper helped the Mets build an
8-0 lead behind the standout
pitching of Morgan Jackson, who
worked four scoreless innings,
before giving way.
Jackson also stole two bases to
lead a potent Mets offense, which
included contributions from Alex
Bottom (one RBI), Todd Cornett
(one RBI and strong defense
behmd the plate), Evan Hurd
(one stolen base and one run), as
well ad leadoff man Matt Thiedd
(four runs).
Mark Hatfield Jed the A's ,
going 3 for 4, including a rope off
the outfield fence for a double.
Kyle Phillips pitched three
innings of one-hit relief for the
A's, who finished fourth in the
regular season , just aheAd of the
Mets.
The Mets advance to a 1 p.m.
date Saturday at Eastbluff Field
against the regular-season cham-
pion Marlins, while the ~s taJce
on the Red Sox, er first-round lo~r
to the CardinaJs in Tuesday's
tournament ope11er. In other y(j\lth t>aseb«Vl Thurs-day:
• Costa Mesa American Uttle
League (Major Division): Pitching
captured the spoWght in this
'week's Costa Mesa majors, as for-
; mer all· tars Bryce Sheridan
• (llgers) and BWy Lund· (Ortoles)
' I
• I
• TMIWY'S cowrrs
focked up in a tough battle.
The Tigers defeated the Ori-
oles, 5-1. as Sheridan struck out
15 whtle allowing only three hits.
Lund also pitched well, striking
. out seven and giving up four hits.
Poor Onole defense anti timely
hitt:mg by the Tigers' Peter Bailey,
Andrew Cari ch, Michael
McGwre and Sheridan led to the
winners' five runs.
Sheridan has allowed only two
earned runs in his last two starts.
• Newport East Little League:
In recapping the league's playoffs
which began Tuesday, the Phillies
and the Reds opened the Major
Division playoffs by treating the
crowd to a high-scoring game, a
15-8 victory for the Phillies, who
had spotted the Reds a 5-0 lead.
As they have all season, the
Phillies came back with three
runs in the bottom of the first
inning and six in the second.
Leading the Phillies' offensive
attack were Blake MancilldS and
Ryan Lynch. who had two hits
each. Josh Cornett came in to
shut down the Reds in the final
thre~ innings. On defense, Chase
Hoeven played an exceptionaJ
game.
The Phillies will play the
Braves on Saturday, while the
Reds face the Cubs.
In anothef first-round game of
the Newport East Little League
Major Division playoffs, the
Braves defeated the Cubs, 11-4,
behind lhe pitching of starter
John Russell, who gave up only
one hit in the first three innings.
Brett Matsen finished the game,
allowing three hits and four runs.
Offensively, Paul Jones and
Steven Ward each had two hits,
while Tyler Woodhouse scored
three runs with aggres ive
baserunnlng. Kabir Thino, Dave
Northup, Matsen dlld Russell
edch provided solid off ens1ve per-
fonnances.
t .,.,.,.. ~ • I *ts. 1 )() englen. 649 blrnteuda, 89 ulieo btiJ, 4') Mod blu, 2 : ~ * bma,. 20 teulpln, s ~. to r~ish, l h.tlllxJt 1 cebezon, a whitefish, t
bl«k ... bn (nti...d} • ! llletllpOJt ~ -l ho.ts. 51 •nglen. t6' barracuda,) s.od bm, 20 meckerel.
I
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CONTINUED FROM 9
Clayton, the first Newport
Harbor girl to ever compete in
that event at the Masters Meet or
state meet, went 36-7112 and 35-
91/4 in h.er second and third
attempts. She fouled on her first
try.
"She improves every week,"
said Nowell Kay, Newport Har-
bor's triple jump coach. •Every
Central's Jeanuarta Jackson
enters the state meet with the top
qualifying mark (38-5).
Heads, the Sea View League
and Orange County champion,
recorded her personal best at the
league finals.
~Jrs? ~ c~~v '{~~f~?
E.M.S. GETS RESUL TSll
EMS, Causes 20 muscles to contract and relax up to 900
times In just one session strengthening tightening and
firming your body with each progressive treatment.
..
Southern California College, without an athletic director since
March, hired Bob Wilson from Hawaii Hilo University on Thursday to
reJ>lace Ron Prettyman. the Daily Pilot has ledrned.
Wilson was 1-tawaii Hilo's men's basketball coach. Prettyman resigned in March to accept the athletic director's position at Cal State
Dominguez Hills. B R' h d D -y 1c ar unn
Women's Baseball Try-Outs
WNABA
Sunday -June 4-1 p.m.
Pacifica Hif b Schoo( -Garden Grove
Aliso Nigue High School · Aliso Viejo .... Call ~.il
714-996-2763
for more information
FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1995
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WVP. a.ne. Ana, Callfomla to PfotMttY to be sold end the ":f* f.'!tncl.-be!-Tlis business Is coocllcted by Thi lollowlng pe11on1 art F44 I F490 PUBLIC NOTICE
Noke la Mleby otv.n tt1e t11at1ett bidder tor cuh ~~·~ .... =--~ t'::.ld ~ wtt'., :!~9: 1 oeu~~ '*""~ ..... bu • F~-r. '::Se . d$i~j~·~~H~Ts 1085 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ft uu a.reno ~v•r-(P1Y•tilt It the tltM of th• vane•• .. the time ot the thtHOfl •• PfOVkted In ~you .......... -no $!· D I II D c t .M c OUI c::o-peny, •• ttuttM, sale In i.wtul money of the Initial pvbtkatlon ot the NICI Nott, '"'· ch•te• nets yet? No. NAME ITATtMBfr an 1 ' r., os a esa, FlcllUous FlcUtloua Bus In••• Nam• aac~~-~!"t,:' ~ United S...._, by, cash, 1 Notice of .... Is; end eapenMt ot CM trust· SIGNED FOXIA YEE LAM VU, The lollOW!no Pt~/~ ~,:i~62tadJavardl 1085 ButlnH• Nam• 8uslneH Nam• Statement
,,._ wv ~· ~It dl'IWn by l'12,12A 80 " and the trusts cruted lSE KWOO VU, »OY YUAN·YIH 00tno . buSlness as D 1 11 Ori C ~ M Statement Bt•t•m•nt Tht following person5 •rt to the Deed of rult a stat. or national blnk, a !ft additloft to cath the iw u6d Deed ot Truat. YU t.()NTESSORI SCHOOLS, 5003 E c~9~6~8 va, 0 ' esa, Tha following persons 11e Tne lollowlng persons a1t doing business as: IW DtMlt I. Kim ctwelt d1'8Wn by 1 stat• or TruttM wtll eccepl ~ c.. -VtrlN90 .. "'k• Cofpo-nu stallement was file<! wiltt C~ Ave , Orange, CA 92669 Afaahln Shanfl 3469 Wind· doing business as· doing business ss· G PRODUCTION, 3381 In-~ ... "!"'.,.~'-;::..!1~ federal CMlt union, or I lhltl"a checll du1wn Oft • 111tlon ... Hid fruit ... ,21 lilt Councy atrll ol 011(1gt lldnel Schools. Inc . C.1for· tor Cl Costa Mesa CA TOMAA COMPUTER EN· DOOR TO DOOR DEL.Ill· dlan1 Ave . Costl Mesa, ... ol m•"' ..... en.tit drawn by 1 ttalt or s<tite Of Mtlonaf bank e Welt Lt111naton Oflve, C0unCyonMly 15, 1095 nia. 5003 E Chipman Ave 02628 ·• ' TEAPRISES, 6341 Newbury ERV, 19081 Klpahulu Lano, CA 92626 T'::::'ot1~:~Jl·, federal savings and loin clMck drtwn by 1 'IAM•'or Third ,loot', Oltnd•I•, CA NOTICE-Tl'IS Attieus Name Ot'anQe,CA926fJG Thi• business 11 con-Dr., Huntington Beach, CA Huntington Buch, CA Gerald Barbu!. 3381 tn-Nl~ft NI• 11 aaaoclaUon, savl1191 ano. fedefal crecM union Of • 91201, (1111 IOC>-1416, By: Statement exPltS h't'I years ltom Pn1111111i SchOOIS Inc ~IOI· ducted by: a general part· 92647 92648 doana Ave. Costa Mesa, .., ..., cletJon or savings blnlt clMclt •ewn by a Ital• or Sona Tathdllln, Trustn • lhe clall It was f~ed in lhe Office nia 5003 E Cllal>man Ave nershlp Thomas Loyer Finken. L.mda Marie Aloa. 19081 CA 92626
I ti ot ()M. specified In nctJon 5102 fedefal savtnga and io.,, l~s Officer, Dated: ol lhe COuncy Qer11. A new f1ct. Orange, CA0266Q Have you staned doing 6341 Newt>ury Dr , Hunting· K1pahulu Lant, Huntington This bus1n11Ss IS con· ~~.!.!"~!::,:!:': of the Fln1ncl1I Code ind 11aoct•lon, savings .... Ol/10l1tM k!us ~SlntSS Name Sl3~ment lhls busmess is conclucttd ~ business yel? Yes 12•1•94 ton Beach, CA 92647 Beach, CA 92646 ducted oy· an 1nd1v1duat
.. -............ ,. autnonztd to do buslneu ~latlon or saving• blftll ASAl'1'3'• llllsl be f~ed befo~ INt tine The 1 general p&nnersl'lp Omld Lldjevardi This business Is con-T1111 bu•lnHs is con-Have you stat1ed doing ~~=Y~•:.om..'! In thlt •tMll all right, title apecin.ct "' a.ctton 1102 1111, 1121, 112 lol!no ol lhssllttmettdoes not of The l!Q!Slral'll commence<! to This statement was filed ducted by: an tnd1v1dual ducted by: an lndMdual bu~iness yet? No ,..-.. . end lntMHt eonveyed lo of the lnftandll COcM and -tstcl ailtlonlt lilt use in ttls nnsact blls.ness under tne with tht County Clerk 01 Have you s1aned doing Have you 11aned do1119 Gerard Bar but
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Def.:;:" =~ and now held by It undw auttt«lled to do bualfttH PUBLIC NOTICE stale ol a Fic:nous eusintss hcnous ta,is.ness name Ora"9• county on May 9 business yet? No l)usiness yet? No Ttus statement was loled 111d dMd In tht property In thl• ttatt. In the went Name in llldnon ol lhe nghls ol names hsted abO't'I on ~nt 23 1995 ' Thomas L F1nktn Unda Aloe w11n the County Cle1k ol
... ,. O~:J;1'0f1= !~ situated In Hid County tenct.r other than caah 11 Flit No. Fl45IO• ano1llef under Fedel1I Sl3tl or 1965 F&-45974 This statement was ftled This statement wu filed Orange County on May 19
..,.., .... and Stat• cSHcnblng th• eccepted the Tru"" m1y FICTmOUS IUSINE.SS mmon law (See Stc'°n 14400 SG.NEO PRIMANTI SCHOOLS B h with the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of 1995 t ~ 3 ot said land therein: M mOl'9 wtthhold the l11u1nc1 of NAME STATEMENT 1 seci Businessand Plvlessions INC LADNER SCHOOLS INC Published New.port eac • Orange County on Apnl 20, Orange County on May 23 F64 76221
tel· litec:ordt, Will completely dtscnbtd In tht Trust"'• Deed umll The lollowtrig pe~n(s) 1Yol ) ' &t Jostph Troy Pnnw'ID P!tS Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May 1995 1995. Pubhsnea Newport Beacn·
on Olll0/1tM at uld Dffd of Trutl funds bec:orM 1vall1btt to OOtno bus.ness as PAO ON Newport Buch-O>st.a Mesa PSt. &t ML Pnmallll Pres LSI 19, 26, June 2, 9, '?95· F&43914 F647458 Costa Mesa Daily P1101 May
1:00 P~:C.~o Ho~ In th• event ttnd•r other th• payee Of tndor ... 11 HOUR PHOTO, 37 E 1711\ Stttet. N3ll908lll75-Mt¥Mly1926 nu sutement was hied will\ F448 Published Newpon Beach· Published Newpor1 Beacn· 26 June 2 9 16 1995
eountY COUfthoUH 100 ~:~:1~~'jj = a--matlef-ol.-rlghL No Je~sta~~·r:l~7 ti ~112.0. t995 · ·lilt COurtC'i Clerll ol Orange PUBllC NOTICE CO$la Mesa Dally Piiot May CosLa Mesa Oaolf Pilot · • ' F461
C ...... Center Drtv• W•tt ls1u1~· 0 th• Trust••'• Said .... wlll be m1dt, • .A~ CA. 02•n· County on Mly12, 1995 111,.26, June 2,-S, 19.95. June 2. 9. 1 e. 23. 1995 ,,,_ ,....., but wtthout covensnt or .. ve . ,.,..,,,..m, ""'" E NOllCf.Tl'IS Ftcnous Name F450 F492 PUBLIC-NOTICE
SallU Ma. CA • ra;bllc Dffd until fundt becomt wirranty, exprett or Im· Chun Sook Oil, 1820 W El PUBLIC NOTIC Statement tllPlreS h...e years lrom Fictitious ---------
:::"·,0:0 u':: (phagy~:: 1v1Jtabl1 to tti. p1yee or ptltd regarding tltle, pot· Ave . Ana11t1m, CA 02~ File No rt47333 me date 11 was l1led on the Othce BualneH Ham• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious
tndors" H a m1tter of 111110 " or encumbrtnctt Tilts business is condutled • Of the CoutllY Cltl1l A new Ftcb· Statement Busln••• Nam• at t"9 time of salt In law· riahl to 11tlsfy the Indebted'. oosband & Wiit FICTITIOUS BUSINESS bous Business Name St.alemen The following person$ are Fictitious Fictitious Statement ~--:!'3 ,~,:.ne, tit~,":~ Tht ttlfft addrett ind ness sKured by said Reoistrant has not yet begun The ~!STnoATEMEn{~ ~" must be filed belo~ that bmt llle doing business as: Busln•H Ham• Pualn•H Ham• Tne 1011ow1ng persons are -it .. other common dealgn•· Deed, 1dv1nct1 thereun-to l/ansact business under the perso ~ fillno of tilts statement ooes not of a) GARDEN PARTY OE· Stetement Statement doing business as· nowlntw•~byv:~d~~ :.::: tlon, If any, of the r11t der, with lnterHt .. pro-hcbtious business name o dOllNVErigST~~neSss00~ ..... ~Ey 717 itself authonze 11\e use 1n ttu S51GN6S2• b) SSENSE ANPPEAL. The followlng persons are The lollow1ng peraons are GRIFFIN ENTERPRISES. property ducnbtd above vtded therein, and the names hsted ht1t1n · ""' ,.,...,.., : st.ate ol a nctbous Business 4 1 nd treet. ewport doing business as: doing business as: 6400 West Oceanlront, t~edl:i :-ldsc=ryy .~~ Is purported to be: n2 A & Uftpald prlnctpa( blllftC• SIGNED SE KVUN OH. CHU Btta Canyon Road, Suite 3. Name 1n 'tlolallon of !ht nohts ol Beach, Calllornla ~2663 CREATIVE PRINTING &. GEARY'S AUTO THINGS. Newport Beach. CA 92663
_. B Joann Street. Cott. or th• Nott secured by SOOK OH Walnut. CA91789 another under Federal Slate 0 Cynthia Regina Ridley. 451 DESIGN, 707 State College 12932 Woll SI. Garden Randall Ricnard Gnlfln, ltMf.....!_~ c:;:',:iy d-:_ Me••, CA 92627. 11ld Deed with lnterHt ltws statement was hied w1 PM< Farnty Trvst date<! common taw (See seciion 14 62nd Slreet. Newport Blvd., Unit J, Fullerton, CA Grove. CA 92640 6400 Wt1~1 Oceanfront .
.,,..,.... The undersigned Truttff thereon 11 provided In the Count)' Clerll ol Oranoe ~2'95. 717 Brea Canyon Road, et se Bus.ness and Proless.ons Beach, CA 92663 . 92631 Gereld Carlin. 11C58 Aza. Newport B11acn. CA 92663 scribed on said Offd or dlsclalms any llabllltv for uld Note, ftes, charges COunty on fR'/ e. 11195 Sutle 3. Wllllllt. CA 91789 CC>de~ · This business !S con· James Philip Wllllams. lea Ave., Fountain Valley. This business 1s con·
TN.t. any lncorrectnH• of tht ind expenses of the trust· NOTICE· This ncbDous Name Pa1ncll J Kelly, Trvstee, 717 Renew nh ducted by: an lndillldual 6064 Calle Cedro, Ana· CA 92708 ducted by· an 1nd1..,idual
The street addrttt and street addrtH and other H and the tru1t1 y t1ted Statement txpores h...e ytal'S lro Bru Canyon Road, SU1tt 3, 11 no ll-Cosg 3 The registrant commenced helm, CA 92807 Th11 busmou is con· Have you started doing
otMf common detlgna• common dulgnatlon, ii by uld Oefll of Trill!. !ht date 11 was h1ed on tile Qfhce Walllll. CA 91789 ~r,c:, ~ 26 Jun ':'i 16 lo transact business rnder This business Is con· ducted by'. an md1.,.idu3l business yet? Yes 5· 15·95
tlon, If any, ot the real any, ahown herein. Malter MOf'tgagt Comp•· of the County Clel1r. A new Fttb· Maivam A Kelly, Trvstee. 717 995 · · th• 11c1111ous bus ness dueled by: an lnd1v1dual Have you staned doing A1cnard Grott.n
Pfopert)' desc:rlbtd above The total amount or the ny, as said Trustee, 8y. bous Bus.ness Name Statemen Bru Call)'Oll Rolld. Suite 3, 1 n~rt1e 01
21 names listed Have you staned doing business yet? Yes 1987 Tn1s statemenl was filed
It purported to be: 10 un1>11d princlp1I bll1nc• LendM SOIVlce. Bureau, es must be hied belore that Dme lilt Wallllt CA 91789 PUBLIC NOTICE a ovt on 1/95 business yet? No Gerald Ca.rim w,1n tt:e County Clerk of ~ ~.'cAl.192"!~ ... New· of the obllgatJon secured Agent, 601 Univefslty Ave-ldino ol tlllS statement ooes not of lln bus.ness IS~ Dt TCynthta A. Ridley 11 James Philip W1t1tams This 1tatemet1t v.as fil.O Orange Coun1v on May 23 ,.ortlkac... ...., by lht property to be sold nue, Sulle 1240, Sacra· lNSl Escrow No T·1113·C his statement was led This statement was flied with Ila Count)' Clerk of 1995 :~:::"r.bl1~~= snd re11on1bl• costs, ex-menlo, CA 95825, (916) = :l~2~~~se~n~~ lilt ~strait commenceo IO NOTICETIOCREDrrollS Of IUU ~ith thee County ~erk J 1 with the County Clerk of 01a1191 County on Apnl 14. F647444
ec:ti ol hi pen•• and 1dv1ncu at 56S.29M. By ,Teresa Nfeo. Name in ..,ola~ ol lllt norits· 01 transxl business under the SALE 1~~e ounty on ay • Orange County on Aprot 21 , 1995 P1..b1,sned Newpotl Beach· =~~ ... M!~ ot~r ~~!rC:::.:c!~~:~fS:\~ let, Vtce Piesidenl, D1ted another under fedtlll State 0 hcnous bus.ness name 01 (UCC Sec.1105) · ff547459 1995 F6433445 Costa Mesa Daly Pilot dttlg Ion If ......... 05/1211995 mon law (See s~on 1 names ksted lbovt on May 1, NOltCE IS HERfBV GMN that F644093 Published Ne.,.port Beach· J,me 2. 9 16. 23 1995 ~ htf r•t ' lt:.J!.511•51~!·53wlll ...... -A""t ~~1.P1!3821 .5,.. et StQ Business and ProltsSIOOS 11195 a blllk sale IS allOlrt to be madt Publtshed Ne°'!pDor1 Bepachl . Published Newport Beach· Costa Mesi Oaoly Pilot Ma) F~94 .,./h! 1°"81 ~of the '" .. ... ...... ... "'• ... , ... , ,1 • SIGNED PATRICK J KElLY, Tile rwn4!(S) and wsiness Costa Mesa Jlly 1 ot Costa Mesa Daily Potot May 12. 19. 26. June 2, 1995
unt*d principal balance ~ty. u~~·~ i:..-i"f!d·. PUBLIC NO-TlCE Fust ~no TlllStff. MARGAREl A KELLY. aooress of the stnef ·~ Ml· June 2, 9, 16. 23. 1995. 19, 26, June 2. 9, 1995 F~311---------
of the obllptlon HCUfed .... _ .... ---------ESClH>WAMfRICA C-ORP. !Ju*'---J._NASfa.SSN 550-4 -f-493 f457l---------rt--~as
by CM Pfoplf1Y to be told ~~~~nc~:t,,.::_~ NOTICE OF T"USTEE"S f}(J2SGlltlln GIOM! BlvrJ. No 20 ll'ls statement was l~ed Wllh 2564 17882 BtsllOp Crrtle Wta PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii end i'uaon1btt estimated btld SALE UNDER OEEO °' G¥rltn Gm.e C.A 92644 11\e Councy Cle~ ol Orange Parll. CA 92667 PUBLIC NOTICE
co .. a. HpenMt and ed· =~~~ '::; .!."t:eOffd ,_' ad~ TRUST Newport Beath-Costa Mesa Couf!IY on Mir 22. 1995 Ootno wStness as SOUTH Fictitious Fictitious Fictitious vancH .. tht time of the the Fllt: 221'7SDT CN309631115-38635 fR'/ NOllCE·ThlS ficnous Name COAST E~AIUM Butln•H Nam•
!nit.Ill publlutlon of th• ~:t~::t ;:undepror, v= Lotn: 4'745t-2 12 19 26 ~n 2 1995 Statement elCPrtS live years from All ollltr t:Aisiness name(s) BuslntH Nam• Business Ham• Statement Notte• ot late la: Olf'let: -' ' · _ 11\e datt 1t was Jtled 1n tne Qfhce and a<ldtess(es) used by !he Statement Statement The lollowlng persons are
11 OM OS7 l2 tphrl~~:~1 •:,d tti~'no':I>!~~ A.P. Number 041-0C7-31 PUBLIC NOTICE ol 11\t COumy Cle11r. A new 11cD· seUtl(s) within 11\e past tfltte The following persons are The following persons are doing business as· j adcsltk> · t th ttte ,.... YOU ARE IN DEFAULT bous Bus.ness Name Statement years as stal!<I ~ Ille seller(sJ doing business as: doing business as: AMERICAN BISON CO.
T n w1J' o c;. • cured by H id deed with UNOE" A DEED Of RltNo.Feu3311 mustbel~edbeloie"1atbme lilt are (Wnone sostate) None CALIFORNIA PORTFOLIO PRO·TEC INDUSTRIES. 2292 Orchard Dr , Newport :.::.:-chectt~~=wn ao~; ~7~~r:·:n t:::r~ot!'. ,=: TRUST, DATI!D JUNE 29, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS hhnoolit.ss~tementdoesnotol The locabon in Cal1lom1a of MANAGEMENT CORP .• 125 s. Western '213·B. Beach, CA92660 mt• or national bank, a , 1H1, UNLESS YOU TAKI N.AMf STATEMENT itself authonze Ille use tn t11s 11\e ct.el eKecuove othce of Ille 4482 Barranca Parkway, Anaheim, CA 92804 Jerry Gene Beck'maM , cn.ctt drawn by a stat• 0, charget tnd expenses 0 ACTION TO PROTECT llle lollowino person(s) iY.lre slate ol a Ficbbous Bus.ness seller is Same Suite 210, lr.,.lne. CA 92714 Carl Arthur Anderson. 125 2633 Elden Ave • I B
federal credit union or a ~.~ru~~:t:d byof ,::: YOUR P"OPERTY, IT MAY oono bus.ness as O~VIO S Name tn 'tlOlabon of !tie nohts of lhe name(s) and busontss Calllomla Portfol.to Man· S. Western #213·6, Ana· Costa Mesa. CA 92627
checlt dr.wn by 1 ttate or BE SOLD AT A PUBL.IC JEO~ o o s FAMILY g COS· anoll\er under Federal State 01 address of tile Duyer(s) 1si:ire agement Co1por111on (OE), helm, CA 92804 This business 1s con·
federal saving• and loin D't!!!:;·~ruatH Com-ULE. If" YOU NEED AH MfltC OEN'llSlRY 10510 Chap. common law (See SeC.on 14400 KYUNG HYUN IM SSN 571 ·92· 4482 Barra~ca Parkway, This business IS con· ducted by. an lnd1v1dual
aseoc'8tlon, saving• aa-1>1ny ... , at TruatH 5190 EXPLANATION °' THI rmn A...erue .f9 .Garden G11>...e ti seq ~suiess afld Plvless.ons 1316 9756 Emmons Circle Su1~e 210, Irvine, CA 92714 dueled by: a limited part· Have you staned doing
soc:latlon Of saving• blnk Governor Drive, #207, San HATVRE OF THE PRO-CA 92640 . . . Code)' founlaln Valley CA 92708 Thia business Is con· n115h1p busonou yel? No speclfted "' ltctlon 6102 CEEDING AGAINST YOU, Jeon Da'lld s H 4925 Nortll Fil'St F'ili lilt asset5 beinQ 5010 are ducted by: a corpo1a11on Have you staned doing Jerry O Beckmann aA the irl Ill Codt nd Diego, CA t2122, Tele-YOU SHOULD CONTACT A • ng . • Have you s1aned doing business yel? No This statement was filed nanc a phont Humber: (619) LAWYER. ~Seate! Avt'-'t. San Gabriel CA llllARTill A.. llEUMAlll, &~. oenerilly OtstnbeO as All Stock business yet? Yts 04/18194 Carl Anderson with Iha County Clerk ol ~.".t!~ t: ~11:.: 455-1757, By: Mlltl Notice 1, hereb lven 91n6 WEINSTOCK, MANIOlt, El Al n traOe fixture eQuipmtnt California Portfolio Man· ThlS statement was filed Orange County on May 16.
tendet .... htf tt\lft cuti 11 Brunottt, D1ted: March 29, that Ver du S.rv~•g Cor-ltu bllS1ness is conducted 1888~ntuty1't E. Ste BOO tradtname IJ()Od'lion teise agement Corporation wrth th• County Cle•k ol 1995 "' 1915, flirty Conducting tlo go t ll anuldt..,ck.lal Los ~u.C.A00067 easeh()jCSimprovemem l h1s statement was Iliad Orange County on May 25 F8467&S
accepted tM Trustee. may Salt: Agency Salu and pora n, 11 ru "· or llle ltQIS!IJnl commtnctd Newport BeacM::osLl Mesa arid are IOClteO at 535 Anton with the County Clerk of I 995 ' wtthhold the luu1nc• of Potting successor llustH,« aut>-msatt business under the CN312717 GENERAL Ma1 26 ~n Bl~ #170 Co$ta Mesa CA 0 C t M 23 Pubhshed Newpon Beach·
tM Tru.atee'• Deed until ASAPf6'646 stltuted.a:V~!tff ~uant hcnous business name 01 2,9,16. t995 · llle wtk sale 1s 1111trided to be 1~~· oun Yon ay ' . F647725 Cost1 Mesa Daily Pilot May fUnd• become av11l1bk to 612 619 11111 to th• uwco of rutt ... names hsted abc>W on~ nsummateo at tilt Olt.ce ot F&47457 Published Newport Beach· 19. 26. June 2. 9, 1995
tM payee Of ~-.. • • e<uted by Wllllam Howard SGNEO OAlllO s H JEON PUBLIC NOTICE ESCROW INC 13151 Cosla Men Da.ly PolOI May F447
• l'Mft• of right. PUBLIC NOTICE Emanllfl "ecordtd on Tiu stattment was l~ed will! rookllJl'St St Garoen Gl!M CA Published Newpoo Beach-26, June 2. 9, 16, 1995. PUBLIC NOTICE
said ..._ wlll be mede 07/01/1H1 H ln1t1u1Mnt ..... Cou""' O ... • ... "· ST•Tl""MENT OF ••• ..,.,.., .. ENT ..,. ..,. ll'lllCl""ltd sale Costa Mesa Daily P1to1 F47l NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S No. 11-338110 In 8ooll -u~ • .,, ··~ uo "' .. ~ .. ..........,""' a .... W"' ... Jun• 2 9 16 23 1995 ---------but without covenant Of SALE UHDE" DEED OF Pate -of Off~ record• Count/ on Mir 22. 1995 Of is .line 20 1995 • • • • F•91 PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious wananty, upreH Of Im-TRUST In the ofnce of the County NOllCE· ll'ls lic:Uous Name USf Of FJCTITIOUS BUSINESS Ille Ill.Ilk sale IS SUDttCt IO ButlnHs Name e~~r:~e:.:.:.: Fiie: S12045 Recorder °' 0Hngt Sl3temenl tlCl)reS INt ytars lrom IWlf al•lomta Untlonn Commtltlal PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Statement
Indebted Loan: 2278snL county, cal"omla, and tfle ~ 11 wn l~ed in the Ottice Tile 'lollowtno person(s) Seeton 6I~ 2 Buslneu Name Tht loltowing persons a<11
to utldy t!: b ...d Other: 110120 pu11u1nt lo lht Notice ot o1 l1lt COuncy Cle~ A new f;c;a. ha5'fla...e abandoned lfle use ol Tile nll™! ano address 01 tile Fictitious Statement dot business as·
nH• aecur ~ A.P.Number 139•23~1 Defauft and Eltdlon to llOus Bus.ness Name 513ttment111e l~bOuS business name Pt110nwit11 w110mcta~maybe BuslnHsHame The following persons are SU~ERIOR LEATHER ~~a:v:i~·~ t ertun• YOU ARE IN DEFAULT S.11 ttltrtulllMf recorded mtlst be Med belort !NI •me lhe BORRELLl'S R£STAURAHl iled is TEAM ESCRON INC Stet•ment doln business as· CARE 2883 G1ngerwood ~9cf there:~ a~:":~ UNOEA A DEEO OF 02'0tl1tM In loot -, ta1ngol tin statement does notot 10111 llllbelt Avtllle. fount.ltn 1315I Brootcrursl St Garden The following persons are CAJ\LE SHUTIERS 8746 Fullen'on. CA 92635
unpild Pflnclpal of th• TRUS~ 1 OATEO January~ Pate -, 11 Instrument No. 11St1I .,thonz.e 11\e use in ~s Vatlry, CA 92708 rove CA ~3 and tile last Oay doing business as. Placer C11. 614B. Hunting· Oon<ild G Mitchell. 2883
Note aecured 'by said 1tl0, uNLESS YOU TAKr: ~no ot 181d 0"1clll sl3tt 01 a FicDDous ~s1ne1s The hc-.ous busintss name or lllino dams by 11'11 cr!dlto a) LIFESTYLE. b) LIFE· ton·Beach. CA 92646 Glngerwood. Fuller1on, CA
Dttd wtth Interest thereon ACTION TO PROTECT llKOfd-.. wt" '811 on Namt tn 'tlolaon ol ltle. nQlllS 0 I!l!Jll!L.lO tl!O't'e was J!led on flail be ~ne 19 1995 which IS STYLE .REPORTSL C) LIFE· Robert James Loveless. 92635
TOHILL
A lberta E . Tohill
eo. of Costa Mesa
passed away May 28.
1995 o l naturJI
causes Born Apnl 7,
1915 1n Los, Angeles,
CA, she resided on Or·
ango County for 40
yoars.; tor 12 years
sho was a sell·
employed beauttctan.
Survived by brothers
R1Ct>ard and Wtlllam
Kanotd, and nephew
Nof man Kanold.
Funeral sen11ces Sun·
aay, June 4, 1995 at
Harbor Lawn Mortuary
Chapel Bunal at Har-
oor Lawn Memo11at
Park In lieu of flow·
era. aonat1ons may be
sent to a lavonte char~
tty Harbor Lawn·
Mount Ohve Mortuary
1n charge ot arrange-
ments 540-5554
Whether you re buying
01 selhnp . Ctass1f1ea
covers al your needs!
11 PfOVlded In said Note, YOU" PROPEIHY. IT MAY OllOtl1Ht It ttte Nof11'1 another under Fedelllll, Slate. 01 Ftt>rvary 14. 1995 in the County tnsiness Cay before 1lle STYLE NEWS. 537 f'lewpo e1as l>tacer Cir. 614B, This business ts co""
'"'· chlrgt1 •nd ta· 81! SOLD AT A PUBLIC f'ront entrance to the common law (See Stcbon 14 ol 011noe and On~nal file No noopated Salt dale specilie<I Center Dr., 1367, Newport l;iuntington Beach, CA duc:ted by-on lnd1v1dual HARBOR 1 •WN-
penH• of th• trustM ind SALE. IF YOU NEED AN County CourthouM 700 I seq . Business and Prolessions F636029 abOVt Beach, CA 92660 92646 H~ve you started doing ..,.
ot th• trusts created by EXPlANATfON OF THE CMc Center Drive Welt Code) Somth Restaura~ Calllor· Dated fR'/ 24 199:> Thomas Lowy, 537 New· This business 11 con· business yet? No MOUNT OLIVE
uld Dffd of Trust. NATURI! OF THE PRO-Santa Ana, CA 92701 It Firit f1hno 11a Curpo11Don, 2235 D•adter KYUNG HYUN IM, Buyer(s) port Center Drive 1367, ducted by: an Individual Donald G. Mitchell
aenano "ec:onveyanct CEEDINO AGAINST YOU, 1:00 ft.M. at public auction GOLDEN kEY ESCROW Onve. Rancfto Plllos Vtrdt. CA TUM ESCllOW INC. Newport Beach. CJLI2660 Have you started doino This statement was flied Cemetery Sales
COmpany, 11 uld TrustH, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A to CM tllgf'lttt bidder for 3111 w CJ)'ITr)lc Blvd !!0275 13f51 8tooldltJ($1 St This buslne,s 1i con-business yet? No with th• County Cieri< ol
•IOO fUvtf'grldt litoad, LAWYUt. CHh (payable at ttlt t~ Los Ant;tlu CA (J(}()()6 TlllS business was conducled Gatden Gm..r. C.A 92 ducted by: an Individual Robert Loveless Ora""' County on May 11, Leads Furnished
luh• 2870• 1rwlnct.lt, CA Notice ls hertby given of .... I.ft llwlul money vt Newi>ort etlCll-Costa Mesa ~a coll)Offton NewPort Beacll·Costa MeSI Hava you ttarted doing This stalement was toled 1995 tt?OI, (l1I) 114-1370• By: that Muter Mortgage CM United 1Cat11), Ill CN312?05 JlM.IO( May 26. Jun Signed OORR£LLI RESlAUAAHT. CN313903 l 1913-C Nn 2 1995 business yet? No with the County Clerk of F646305 4 -7 602
Carol Wlcklund, Vic• Company, .. truttff, or rigtlt, ~t· ~~ lntet ... •~ 29, 16. 1006 A CA CORP . &t cw G eomn1. PUBLIC NOTICE Thomas Lowy Orange County on May 23, Publtsh•d Nt .... porl Beach· ••lililiillltililiiiill .. -Udtnt, Dated· IUCCHl9f lNltM, OI tub-eonw,.... 0 ..... now....... PreSldenl ThlS statement was filed 1995. c l M 0 I p I t II
Oii22J1• · stltuted truttM pursuant by It undtf uld Dttd ot PUBLI~ NOTICE l 11s slalemtnt was hied witfl with th• County Clerk of FG47455 os a osa 1' Y 1 0 'ay 'ACIFIC Y1IW AIAP116018 to the Dffd of Trull ta· Tru'!.,. In the Pfcopetty nd•I-the Coul'IC'i Clelll ol Qfange f lctltlou1 01a119• County on April 28. Published Ntwpon Beach· 19, 26, June 2. 9, 1995. e<uttd by Raymond G. tutltwv In said aunty a Flit No. FU7331 Cou...., 00 u... 22. 1995 ButlnHa N•m• 11195 O p F.149 •MONAL ,AM
In, llt, lltl Novtlll, ~rt1t1 H. Novtlll st.le ahown Oft tM FICTlltOUS 8USINE$S "" ~-Cosl3 Mesa Statement F&448&9 Costl Mesa aity 1!01 Cemetery • ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Recorded on 011111/1HO County Mstttol"I ".. NAME STATtMOO ~817024Mt\' May 26 The l0How1119 persons ai• Published Newport Beach· J\.ln• 2, 0, 16, 23, 1995 PUBLIC NOTICE CMC* • er-tory
.. 11\strument No. c«d• II A.P. Number lhe fOlloWlno Ptrson(S) ' t ~n 2.g 16. 1995 doi119 business as· Cosla Me Dail P 101 May F489 FlcUUous 3500 Peciflc ..,.._ DrM
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S ICM>2"51 In 8ooll -Page ~-it. OOtno business as .IJY CLEAN-• NATURES FINEST LAND· sa Y i PUBLIC NOTICE I H Newport 9etc:fl SALE -ot Official re<Ofdt "'the TM PfOf)eftY eddreH ERS 2238 s G11nd sane.a Ana PUBLIC NOTICE SCAPE & MAINTENANCE. 12, 1q, 26. June 2. 1995. But n•H am• .....,.
LTC NO.: M-1311 off'lc• of ttle County "t-and othtf common Mtto-CA gz705 · 4300 Campus Dnve, Suite F440 Fictitious Statement -~~~~~~~~
l.OAH NO. 11ft12·1 cordef ot ()fange County naUon; • lfty, of the ,... LISA KIM. 0691 lmPtnlll Aw ?it..., FMm• -130, Newport Beach, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Busln•H H•m• d~~ f~~:.~ :"ons are r ,.. ... ms
A.P. Number. 42:2-371-0I Ctltfomla, and puttuant r.Of*ty deterlbtd Ibo,: ~n G!0\19 CA 92&U ' FICTITIOUs BUSINESS 92660 Statement PARTNERS MORTGAGE
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT to th• Notice of Def•uft • r:::.rpor1ed to ~ ,,., business IS conwcted ~ NAME STATHUNT David J. Brown II, 33731 FlctlUoua The following persons .,. GROUP. 3721 s Timber llll UIAIWAY '/:B:r O~T£~EE~EBR<[ ~~.~~=~ :;J;~i;e'~ ::ac~ CAs.;~11"12. an1M..,rual The IOlloWtno l)tl'Son(S) 1~re g~u~~6~sla, Dana Point. BualnHt Nam• doong businass as: Sant• Ana, CA 92707 MOftuary • Chapel
ARY ZI 1994 UNLESS lft loot -, Page-. as lft· The undtrllgned TruttM fleostr.lnt has not yet ~ OOtng business as GENERAL This businass Is con· &t.tement A.T. AND ASSOCIATES, Thinking of having a Cremation
YOU .TAKE ACTION TO tll\lmeftt No. M-4IOOt of dtsclllm• any fflbttlty fOf lo ~ business under tilt IN'.fSlKN'lS COt.f>ANY, 717 ductod by: an lnd!Vldual The following persons art 18055 Beach Blvd., Suoll garage sale? 9
PROTECT YOUR PROP· Hid Offlcl•I "ecordt, wtll any lnc:OfTectneu of tM hctllOus business name Btta Canyon Road. Sutl! 3. Th• reglslrant(s) com· dol119 business as: 157. Huntington Beach Give us • calll t 10 r~ay
., .. TY uay BE SOLO Sta on OM>Wtttf et the nroptrty lddras1 and OCft. namtSkStedherttn Wallllt.CA91789 mtnced to lransaC1 bus•· GONDOLA ADVENTURES B It S 11 It Fl d It C' •sSIFIED Coata Mesa ~ ' IT ,.... North tront 1nt11nce to e:f common dtslonatloft, W SIGNED USA KIM Patnck J Kelly, 717 Brea ness under 1M Fictiuous NEWPORT, 516 1/2 Club-uy c·1.:auled~ · ,_ . Ml·l111 ¢~AH:E~~~ E~~t;~ the County Courthouse any, thow'ft Mrefft. Tl'ls atalemtnl was hied With Canyon Road Suite 3, Walllll C~ Bu11nass Name(s) ltsted houo Ave., Newport o42·SO 78
TION OF THE ..... TURE Of 700 Civic Ctnttr Drlv• Ttlt total amount ot tM 1111 COuMy Cle~ of Orangt 111789
THE PROCEEDING WHt Santa Ana, CA at unpaid balance ot th• 'ICY on Mar 22~ 11195 Maivaret A Kefty 717 B'rea
AGAINST YOU, YOU , :00 P.M. at public auction obligation ncured by..,. t«>TICE·Tl'ls ncnous Name Car?Jon Road, SU!te 3, Walllll c~
SHOULD CONTACT A to th• hlgh•tt btddtr ror ptoperty to be tofd and Slattment expres flW years lrom 91789
LAWYER. cull (payabl• at tM time reasonable estimated lhe date II was filed tn tfll Oll1ce This i.is.ness 1s col'Olcted by
NOTICE IS HEREBY Of .... In l1wful mon•Y of COl11, ·~pen•H •nd ad-of tfll County Clerll. A new Fitll· husband & Wiit
GIVEN THAT Lawyers' the United 1t1t11), all vanctt at th• time ot the ~ous ~suwss Name Statemen The 1tQtst1Jnt commenc:ttl 10
Tn.tetM Company, 11 right, Utlt and lftterelt lnltlal publlc•lon of tM must be Med befott tllal •me The lrlnsaci business under tile
Trvse.fJ purauant to lh• conv•~ to and now held Notice ot sa.. It: hi!~ of ttu stalement does not 01 hc\llOUs business name 01
Deed OT Tniat rec:Olded on by It under Slld O.ed Of ttt?,IU.A1. itset 1UlllonH tfll use in tin names listed abOVt on M.1y t Mllfch 1. 1tt4 H 0ocu, Trust In tM property al-In addition to c•ttl, the stm of a f;tUOllS Business 1995 ·
ment Humber M-016H31 tuated In aald County and TrultM wtn e<cept I ca-NMTll tn ..,ol_on OI !ht t\olllS ol SIGNfO PATRICl( J l([LLV,
Book _ Peg• -of OfTlclal State hertlMntr cit-ahlef't checlt drawn on • another under fedellf, State, o MAAGAR£T A KEU y
Recont• In the otnce of scrtbtd: At mof• fully d• lht• Of n.ttlonal bank, • common law (Set~ 14 Tl'H staltmenl was l~ed with
the County Recorder of sc:rlbtd on 111d Oetd of check drtwn. by a st.ate or et St<I . 8us111ess and Prolessaons lhe eouncy Cle11i of Orange -;:::::========::!::=========! ftder•I credM union or a >) COunt/ on May 22 11195 cM<tt drtwn by• atilt•« Firitf1hno • t«>lU-Thls FabOUs Name
Repainting?
K you're looking to repaint
it, rebuild it, replace it or
restore it, look in the Pilot
dossifieds to find the
service you' re looking for. .... ~
fedefal savlngt and toen TEAM fSCllOW IHC. Statement IJPttS hve YtM1 lrom
auoclltlon, saving• •e-13151 BIOOl!lllnf St lhe dale 11 •as filed In ltlt OlllCI
eoclatloft Of SIVlnat baftll <Wrlfll Clo ... CA Q2643 ol lhe County Cler\ A new fd·
apeclfltd '" Section 1102 =' BucM:osta Mesa llOUs Business Name Stalemtnt ot ttte f'lnanclel Code and 2 T euthorlled to do butlntH CN31 • 1&&e ~ 26. ~n must be laed be!011 lhlt •me The
1n tf'll• stat•. 1n ttie ...,..,. 2.0. t&, 1ws t•no ol lhs stalement dots not o1
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
LEGAL NOTlCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the City Council of the City of Newport Beach wlll hold publlc hearings regarding ( 1) Preflminary Budgel tor the
1995·96 Ascal Vear, pursuant to Section 1102 of the Newport Beach City
Charter: and, (2) the Clty'a Appropriation Limit for the 1995-96 Fiscal Year,
p\Jrsuant to Arllcle 138 of lh8 State ConstitutiQn.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT &aid p!.lbllc hHrings wlll be held on
tl'lt 12th d8i of June. 1995, at 1he hour of 7:00 pm In 1he Cltv H.it Council Chambers, 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beech. CA 92663. al wt'lich
time and place Interested pe!10f'\s may a.ppeer and be heard thereon.
TOTAL BUDG!T AU RJNDS • INCLUDING CAPITAL lllPAOV£MENTS:
sai.ri.s tind Benefita
Maintenance end Optr~tlons
Capital Outlty
capital lmptOVementa
Tota18udpt
APPA<>PftlATIOH UMm
Midt , 38 Aoc>n>orialk>n for -
1995-98 Alo9I Yw
Totll ApptopMllOI• ~ID umt
sso.sn.1s9
31,186.100
2.286.730 43 814 032
$t27,M4,05t
$61,403,272
41Wll3
MMMlftt _....., UMlt ltt.124,7 ..
~ Ntwpot1 lwtl. Ootia Mlle Deily Plot~ a. 19915
•
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • • •
The &gal Departmmt 111 the Daily Pilot is p/easoJ ~
tQ an1111Una a new servict 1WIV amilable tQ new businesses.
~ wilL now SEARCH the name for you at no ext1Tl chart!· and 1tlW you tht
time and the trip /() tht <:ourt Hqu.se in Santa Ana. Thm. of course, afor tht searrh
is completui ~ wiU file yqur fiaitious businm ~ statmzmt with the County
Clerlt, publish once a wtelt for four wttla as mfUirrd by law a11d thm file your proof
of pub/icatUJn with the County CJerlt,
Pkast stQP by to fik your fotitiqus business statnnmt at tht DtUly Pilot, 330 W.
Bay~ Oma. Mesa. If you cannot stop b, p~ caJJ us aJ (714) 6424321 and we
wiU make armngnnmts for you to had this proaJurr by mail.
Jf yqu shou/,d have any farther questians, p~ caJJ us awl we will be mmr tlJan
g/lld /()assist JOU. Good lucJt in )fJU1' MU butifltSi
• AUOAV. JUNE 2. 1995
PUii.iC llOTICll PUii.iC llOTICll PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC IOTICD • PUILIC llOTICll PUIUC llOTICll 't Ml.IC IOTICll flUIUC llOTICU . PUIUC IOTICll WllOTICll
..... ._ -•• W YOU AM A CMOfTOR r1 YOU~ A CMDfTOR 1212 fNIM2W RD~ IN A ...,._ ~ .,_ to per-flUIUC llOTICI Pr .. wewta, M .... SOQATH, A ~, PmL1C llOTICI _,, 1llO. ":' Nee,
.----·-or e OOI~ c:recllOf or or a ~ ~ or Ct ZONE. DMAOH. DIT.: .. llnOWI to Cllelrn en In-...... ..... .,.._. OEHEIW. PA.An«.-n• , Maltela ~
WICIOTICI =--=~~..:-~ ::.•a::·~:-oo: ~~':~vs~=.'*"':".=.::.*: 1Nr:';g:.~'1-m'11.m .......... ~....... =-~~-=: .=:=r.:. ~~~.:,:..c:i0""
8TAT ... T OI' aoMI raptaMnaaUv• II>-tof\11 ,...-.uv. ep. POft AJRnm. IHFOfWA. ~ .. Illa aOld 11 8IOH OH TUESDAY, JtM ,,_. t .. t... Hl.YlctOfla, a CeliklfrH OP9MT919 ._.,. mence:c'~ ~~ Ind mall • copy IO the per· and mell • copy to the '*" flt.ANtil. ON.). ~ or IUdl .... hmv-W1U. RENOIR A DEQ. 0•••• f\00 ..... , CA meo .,.......... Tl\9 r•olall (•) com-
MAllDDHMlllT OP OOlfHd by the court wtthln l)Olf*d by 1M court .., TIOH ON THI A110Y! ,.,._ eucloft 'tc":!.°"" 13, 1tM. OR Al IOON Al 9N lie. 'IU gaiwal pattner9Np IOO ,_. ,.,... .,,. .-.. --
USI CM' FtCTITIOU8 tour montha from the data tour l'llOnlh9 trom IN elm "-'CATION9, Tll.EPHONI ORANGE .. POUllL.E THEREAFTER. '"l»llth•CI N•wport H•wport C•n1er brlve, '!l°~JIOU8 llltlneaa _..NW(t) lltecf •u••••• NAM• of ht ~ or -..... ot. ...... IUuanoa or -.... ~ °" CA&.I. AT THl 34C) .. "'°'"'St. County of ON THl FOLLOWINO leacl\-Costa ..... Deity Suite HO. Newport leaetl, .,_ •• Ulla ~~=-1= R. • ~ ..... The tollOwlnCI paraona t•• .. ptewldtd In MCtlon *' u ptOlllc*t 11'1 ~ OfFICI ~ THE PUN-Orange, ... or ClllfOmla ~M: 'llot u-. June 2 ,.. CA t2eeo The toloWl"I '*'°" hU .......... ,._, .• -
1\av. ebandonecfthe UM or 8100 of the California Pro-11100 of the ~ '""" NINO OMSION. ROOM on .. 141" d8y °' June '· ZONaNO ACTION u.. _, . . " . Hugt1" ~. IOO wtlhcnwn .. • ...... JonM. Alllttant S.C.tlilty
the 'lctlllout Butln•H ~ Code. The 1lnW tor 111-b.-Code. The UrM '°' • 200. "11 FAIR DRIVE, 1te5 11 t:OO am Tanna tor 81'4)6 fOA J.L. HARE. IJJ. 412 Newport C•nler Drive. pwtnw ttom the paMet-.!J!t .~ ~kllltldor Name• flREJSTOP THE tng delmt wiM not elQ)l(e 1nQ dalma will not taep1re COSTA MESA, CAUfOR. the .... are CMt1 ontv. S111e THORIZfD AGENT FOft ..... ~ MATICI Suite 250, Newpott INCh, ehlp ope!atlog ""'* the _. v,.Coun.......,.fy ..,_
STEPHENSON co GAzlN-belor• tour monltt1 lrom b4ifot• tour morl4ht hm NIA. eubi-ct to cenc•llatlon. DAN O'NEIL fOR A MINOA rv~ -CA ll2tlO tctltlout bllllrielt name or Orange ly on May 18, GUS DINGUS CO 2082 Ille ~Ing du noUctd the hHtlng dale noticed P11bll1hed Newport landlord r.aerwa the right CONDITIONAL USE PEA-NOTICI OP Thi• bu1lnen la con-MASTER MINO EVENT 19115.
S.E. lflllol 1201 H.wport abOYe. abOVe. • ... ch.Co•ta ,. .. Delly to bid. a..ow le .... or MIT TO CONSTRUCT eo COWTINUllD ducted by: a general pwt• SPlCIAUSTS al 3113-0 FM7141
Beach CA 92ee0' YOU MAY EXAMINE the YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe PlloC June 2, 111115. rwnea and unit !UtlbWa. FOOT MONOPOt.'E AHO ner9hip NIVlsy, Co.ui M.... CA Publlahed Newport~
The 'FlctlUOul BualnHI Ille kept bV the court. H you Ille kept by the court. H YoU F470 STEPHEN GREGO, A133 AN UNMANNED EQUIP· PU9LIO MSARINQ Tht regl1tran1(1) co"" 1202t Coi~a MeH Dally Piiot N.me relerred to abOYe art a peraon lni.tMted In ate a perlOn lnteretltd In JOHNIE SEPHUS, A102 MENT' SHELTER fOR LOS M•M COllSOUDATU menc.d to tranuc:t bual· The FlcllUou• 8u1ln1H June 2 9 te 23 1995 wu ftled In Ofange County the •tale, you may ftl• Ille Haale, you mev file PUBUC NOTICI BRIAN SANDOVAL. A tee ANGELES CELWLAA, LO-WATU DllTillCT ""' under Iha Flctltlout Name reterred to abOv. ' ' • 1 F480
on Oct , 1994 ·Fii• wllh th• court. formal Rt-with Ille court . formal~ .. JESUS MAES. A170 CATEO AT 271 MC COR· T'hUndllr. 8u1ln•H Name(•) listed WU flied In Qlange Countv
No Fe~5.4t ' ' ; queit f0t Special Nolle• of quest IOI Special NoUce of eneta7 IO AHOREW ROOEU. 87 MICK AVENUE IN AN MP JUM t tHa above on: +1-96 • on 21271115, Fl38291 PUIUC NOTICE PLCC lnCOfporared (CA), the llllng of an inventory the filing of an "-'tory NOTIC• TO ERNIE ALFONSO, 811 ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL • alOO' .M.. HUQhet lnvettmentt, The>-FUii name and addrtt~ 011---------
2002 S.E. 8flstol l20f and appraisal ol estate ... and eppral1ll of Htale ... CRIOfTORS 01' RANDAL GAUCA, 858 DETERMINATION: EX· end T...:..., mu H. Pwcell, Partner the person withdrawing. Flotltlows
Newport.Beech CA 92660 ...... or of ally J*ilion CK .... °' of any petl1lon CK •ULK ..... JESUS MAES, 887 EMPT. ' Thi• ltatemenl WU filed Evelyn Roth a.n1on. 2336 811alnos• Nemo
Thie business' wai con-eccounl u provided In account aa rrovlded In (SIC8. 8t04, JEAN JUSTICE, BIO 2. ZONINO. ACTION 'ZA· J...-I, 1HS wllh the CountY Cle1k ol Elden Ave.. 10, Coate Stetement
duated by a corporation 11ctton 1250 ot the CeUICK· Nellon 1250 o the Cellfor· •tOS UC Ct REGINA SMILEY, 8100 89-0SA FOR J.L. HARE & • 7100 P•"'· • Orange County on Aptll 18, Mtta, CA 92627 The follOWlng person•.,,
PLCC lnc J 8 St• nla Probale Code A R• nla Probate C~. A Rt-I N 'teitiSJG SHERRY SULUVAN, 8135 ASS 0 CI ATES , AU· er M..... 1995 Thia ttaltment WU filed doing bulllneH u •
phenten .. . . qUHI for spec1a1' Nolk:e quest fCK Special No&. sorow o. THERESA GRUNOIG. THORIZEO AGENT FOR .........,.., .. the Ft438N with the County Clerk ot PC ASSOCIATES. 145 w
Thi• a1ettment wu filed IOfm la evallablt from the tOfm I• available lrom the cr~g~:,1s ~~':!. gl:fh:~ Bt38 ~~~~A'}Ct,R T~USJ/~crR ...... pennlta Publl•hed Newport Beach-?'99~ County on May 9, Main SltHt, Suite 200. TuS:
with the County Clerk ol court clerk. court el.,k, named Miier that a bulk JUDY COLE-RISINGER, CONDITIONAL USE PER loard .... tl"I Room Costa Mesa Qally Pilot May Evel Roth Benson tin, CA 92680
Orange County on May 19, Attorn•r for pell-Attorn•r for petl-tale 11 abOut to be made of ~~OAGE FRY c 117 MIT TO AUOW THE Aoii ..... ConeoHdatecl 12. 19, 2e. June 2. 1995. Pu:f.'hed Newport Beach· P11tlVCheno1 A11oclate~,
1995 tloner tJoner the HHll datcrlbtd STACIA SHEAMAN 08 TION OF 3 ANTENNAE (1 W•ter Dl•tflct, F431 Cotla MHa Dally Pilot May Inc., (CA), 145 W. Main
Published N8'.Nport Beach-LANGI & MINNOTT, TERRYC. ANDRUI', beloW. BERNARD QUIZON°. 02t5 TO EACH SECTOR) TO AN 1HI P!Hontl• 12, 19, 20, June 2,. 1995. SltMt, Suite 200• Tustin.
Colla Mesa P1101 June 2, 9, Atty• •t uw COUNTY COUNS•L The namH and buai. CHET ROBERTS E2e EXISTING MONOPOLE A"nue Coat• llH• PUBLIC NOTICE F442 CA '92680 16' 23• 1995· F486 D. FRANK LANGE, and HOP• E. SNYDER, neatn addrtHn ol the PATRICIA MOOE, E42C WITH 9 ANTENNAE (3 IN C~INomla 1 cnst272848 J~!d ~u~~n~~~ 1!110~on-
---------r EIQ., t 10 E. AVENIDA DEPUTY, 10 CMo Cen. ~~,., 'J'e:. ?albO~Jll~d JAMES TAYLOR. E61 EACH SECTOR) FOR LOS The Board of Olrectort ol Flctltlou• PUBLIC NOTICE The re~'lstranf(;') com.-PUBLIC NOTICE PALIZAOA, STE. 202, ter Pleaa, P.O. aox VIII:: ,;::· 1:,-127 Mari,! STACEE AHOEASON. E93 ~?if ST CE~~~· LO-the Me.. Consolidated Buslno•• Memo cna1272848 menced 10 1rannct busl-
BSC,.,.31 SAN CLEMENTE, CA 1379, Sente Ane, CA Ave. BaJbo. ltland, Ca. ~l~.~l::LfR~~J20 STREETAIN~ ~1 ~~Ne: Wal., Ol1trtct lnvltn the Stetement Flctltloua nes1 undlf the Fictitious
"'""' 92872-3990 92702·1379 92662 • ENVIRONMENTAL DETER'. community lo antnd a pub-The followlng p1<IQflS 818 B I N Business Narne(s) list~
NOTICE OF Publl•h•d Newport Published Newport The locatlon In California ~:::E~Btg~~5 MINATION: EXEMPT. ~~1~f'~ lo conilder the doing business a1: ":~~!!.~:'• abO-.:e on: May 26, 11190
PETITION TO Beach.Coata Mesa Dally Beach.Costa Mesa Dally or the chief exacullve office DAVID WILIAMS ,:159 IF THE ABOVE AC. PRO~SEO WATER RATE HID NO. A CALIFORNIA The following persons era Pen11 /MCI ~eno1 I Asaoc~ate~.
ADMINISTER Pilol June 2 5, 9 1995. Pilot June 2. 5, 9, 19115. ol the aall1< i.: aame as SHANNON MORRISON TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL· INCREASE GENERAL PARTNERSHIP, doing buslnesa at• ~c.,ld f e lt M. tlUI,
EITATE OF: ' ' FM474 FM473 ~ ted by the II all F191 ' LENGl:O IN COURT THE This tttm will be di• ~ N~~ BOrlii• SKIBIOl CONCEPTS, 192 ~1! :~lement was filed
DOROTHY C. a ae er, KENDRA GAUTHIER, H32 CHAU.ENGE MAY BE UM· cu1Hd and comments wtll 1 • """-' tac • Santa Isabel, Coata Mesa. with h C t Cl k I WINQEATER, eka PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE other business nam11 and GEANNE BENJAMIN H33 ITEO TO ONLY l'HOSE IS· be received Attend • ts CA 92660 CA 92627 1 • oun Y tr 0
DOROTHY addrHsta Uled by the AOSLINOA FIELDER SUES RAISE!) IN WRITTEN open to the0general~bllc HughH lnvHlmtnll, a Thomae Paul Wetsel 192 Orange <?ounty on Aprll 26• WINGERTER, BSC4030 PUBLIC HEARINGS WIU Miler Within lhrH years be-H196 • CORRESPONDENCE OE· FOf more lnforrnallon or If California Gen4tlal Partner· Santa ltlbet Co1ta Me.. 1995. NOTICE OF BE HELD BY THE COSTA fore the date tllCh lilt was LAURA GALINDO H204 UVEREO TO TliE ZONING would like asslitance ship, 800 Newport Center CA 92627 ' ' F8448t5
eka DOTTIE PETITION TO MESA PLANNING CO~ aent CK delivered IO the Published Newport ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR Yn°" presenting your com-Drive, Suite 250, Newport Gaty Todd Garman 796 Published Newport Beactl-
WINQl!RTEA ADMINISTER MISSION AT THE CITY buy., art: none Btach.Co1ta Mesa Dally TO THE ABOVE DATE. mtnll to the Board at the Beach, CA 92680 De Anza Hll.. (P.o : Box Costa M11a Dally Pilot May
Ceao No. At78148 ESTATE OF: HALL, 77 FAIR DRIVE, The nem .. and butlne~ PUot June 2, 9, 1995. FOR FURTHER INFOAMA· Public Hearing, please con-William W. Hughll, Jr., c/o 342, La Vernia, CA 91750 26, June 2, 9, 18, 1995. To all heirs, beneticiarlea, S Q N IL COSTA MESA, CAUFOR-addt .. Ht ot the buyer ere. F<482 TION ON THE A80VE AP· tact MldleUt Jackson DI• Hugh11 Investments. 800 l'l\lt builnHI Is con-F470 credltOft, conUngenl credi· JAME C. • Mee E NIA. AT 6:30 P.M. OR AS Peter Shih Ho Ch~and PUCATIONS TELEPHONE &let Se<:fetaiy at &31 ;208 Newport Center Drive, ducted by: co-paMen
tors. and persons who may CH• No. A-178997 SOON AS POSSIBLE Diana ehung Noo • PUBLIC NOTICE 754-5245 oR' CALL AT THE MESA 'coNiou: Suite 250, Newport Beach, The reg'lstrant(a) com-PUBLIC NOTICE otherwlM be lntttested In To all helr1, beneficlarl11, THEREAFTER ON MON-2330 Vangard 'Nay #A1 , OFFICE OF THE PL.AN· CA 92660 me ed to transact busl-1---------
the will or estate, or bOlh, creditors. contingent credl· DAV, JUNE 26, 1995. RE-Cotta Mesa. Ca. 92620 PUBUC HEARINGS WIU NlNG DIVISION ROOM OATIO WATER DI .. This bu1lne11 11 con-n•~ under the Ficlltlous cnat274779
of: DOROTHY C. WING· IOfl, and persons who may GARDINO THE FOUOW· The atHla to be aold are BE HELD BY THE COSTA 200 77 FAIR' DRIVE TRICT, Mlchelle Jeck· dueled by: a general part· Bualnen Name(s) lllled Flctltloua EATER. ska OOROT.HY otherwise be Interested In ING APPUCATIONS. de1crlbad In general a1: MESA PL.ANNING COM· COSTA MESA. CAUFOR: son, District lecNtary nershlp lboVe on· 17 Apr 95 BYaln .. s Name
WINGERTER, aka DOTTIE the will or estate. °' bOlh, IF ANY OF THE FOUOW· FlxlurH ~nd Equipment MISSION AT THE CITY NIA. Publl•h•d Newporl Th• reglstranl(I) com-Thomas H. Purcell St•l•m•nt
WINGERTER of: JAMES C. G. MacNEIL ING ACTIONS ARE CHAL· and Fumltwt onty and ate HALL 77 FAIR DRIVE, Published Newport Btach.Cosla Mesa Dally menced 10 llansact busl· Thi• statement was flied The following persons ere
A PETITION has been A PETITION has bffn LENGED IN COURT, THE localed at: 125-127 Marine COSTA MESA. CALIFOR· Beach.Costa Mna Dally Pilot May 30 June 2 6 nest under the Fictitious with the County Clerk ol doing b slness as·
riled by VALERIE LYNN llltd by WILLIAM A. CHALLENGE MAY BE UM-Ave., BalbOa Island, Ca. NIA, AT 8:30 P.M. OR AS Pilot June 2 1995 1995 • • ' BuslntH Name(•) listed Orange County on Aprll 27 TIM RYAN & ·ASSOCl BREUER, aka VALERIE B. BAKER, PUBLIC AOMINIS· ITEO TO ONLY THOSE IS-92662 SOON AS POSSIBLE ' • F478 · abOve on: 4·1·95 1995 ' . •
WINKLER In the Superior TRATOA. In lhe Superior SUES SOMEONE RAISES The i>uslnet1 name used THEREAFTER ON MON· t509 Thomas H. PurceU ATES, I Huntington Court,
Court of CalilOfnla, County Court of California. County AT THE PUBLIC HEARING by the aeller at that loca· DAY. JUNE 12. 1995. RE· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE This 11a1ement wu filed P bli N FM4BeH! 9N:W660port Beach. Calilomia of ORANGE. of ORANGE. DESCRIBED IN THIS NO-Uon ls: Balboa Island VII-GARDING THE FOUOW· • with the County Clerk ol u shed ewport acir
THE PETITION requests THE PETITION requests TICE OR IN WRITTEN lage Inn, Inc •• dba The VII· ING APPLICATIONS, NOTICE c-•t272,. .. ,. Orange County on Apr\118, Costa Mesa Dally Pilol Mav Jtmglh~ Jo~~~ ~van. ~ Iha I VALER IE LYNN 11\11 WlWAM A. BAKER, CORRESPONDENCE DE· tagt Inn IF ANY OF THE FOUOW· INVITING BIOS ,,. -1995 12, 19, 26, June 2, 1995. un ng on y-'• ewpo
BREUER, alta VALERIE B. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, LIVERED TO THE PLAN-The anticipated date of ING ACTIONS ARE CHAL· NOTICE 11 hereby given I Flctltlou• F843894 F432 Beach, CllilOfnla 92660
WINKLER be appointed as be appoinled as peraonal NINO COMMISSION AT, the bulk sale 11 June 20, LENGEO IN COURT, THE that Ille Boatd ol TrustHs Buslnet• Name Publltnad Newport Beac:n. J~t'eci iuy~~·~~i :~ a~o~
per1onal represenlative to repres1nlatlv1 to adminl•· OR PRIOR TO, THE PUS. 1995 at the office of Marl· CHALLENGE MAY BE LIM· of the Huntington Beach ltetemont c M Dall p lo M PUBLIC NOTICE u · v u administer the estate ol lhe ter Ille estate ol 11\e dece-UC HEARING. ners Escrow •Corporation, lTEO TO ONLY THOSE IS-Union High School Olslllct The tollowlng per1ons ere osta 118 Y 1 1 ay Th• reglslranl(•) com.-decedent. denr. 1. PL.ANNING ACTION PA-190 Newport Center Drive, SUES SOMEONE RAISES will receive sealed bids lor doing bualneH as: 12, l9, 28, June 2. 1995. Flctltloua menctd 10 lransacl busi-
THE PETITION requesls THE PETlTlON requeals 95-33 FOR SAM KHAN, AU· Newport Beach, Ca. 92662, AT THE PUBLIC HEARING printing ADULT SCHOOL HUGHES GA A 0 EN F434 BwalneH Name gesT,, undo~he ( ~lct;:i~u~
the decedent'• WILL and the decedent'• WILL and THOAIZEO · AGENT FOR Suite 250. DESCRIBED IN THIS NO-SCHEDULES OF CL.ASSES GROVE ASSOCIATIONS, A PUBLIC NOTICE Statement .: .. ~~·Jan marya c11 1~~ codicils, If any, be admitted codicils, ff any, be admlned SURAT SINGH FOR A Thts bulk tale la sub}dcl TICE OR IN WRITTEN mHting Ot equal to the CALIFORNIA GENERAL The following persons ere v · u •
lo probate. The will and to probate. The will al)d CONDITIONAL USE PEA-to California Unllorm Com-CORRESPONDENCE OE· apeciftcaUons on file In lht PARTNERSHIP. 80D New· cns1279t08 doing business as: Timothy J. Ryan
any c.odic1ls arl! available any codicils are available MrT TO REMODEL THE EX· merclal Code Section LIVERED TO THE PLAN· otflce ol said DialrlcL Bids port Cenltt OrlW, Suite STATEMENT OF CSL PRODUCTS UNLIM· ~~s t~lalimen~ w8 tt~
fOf examination In the file lor examinallon In lhe file lSTINO ANGEL'S CAR 6106.2. NINO COMMISSION AT, shall be delivered In sealed 250, Newport Beach, CA WITHO"..,WAL FROM ITEO, 1654 Taus Ctr., ~ g 'c o~n Mer 1°0 kepi by the court. k11pt by the court. WASH INCLUDING PAR· If so subject the name OR PRIOR T-0, THE PUB· envelopes cteatly marked 92660 ~ Costa Mesa. CA 92626 ran 1 oun Y on ay •
THE PETITION requests THE PETITION requ1111 TIAL DEMOLITION OF. & and address of the per1on UC HEARING. "Bld No. 765 • PAINTING H/D No. 2, a Calllornla PARTNERSHIP Lance Colin Yurada, 1654 1995· F .. 4•247 authority lo/administer the authority lo administer the ADDITION TO THE CAR with whom clalmt may be 1. PL.ANNING ACTION PA· ADULT SCHOOL SCHEO. general partnership, 800 OPERATING UNDER Texas Cir., Colla Mesa, CA • v v
estate und•r the lndtpen-Hlate under lht lndepell-WASH BLDG., AELOCA· filed Is Marinera Escrow 95-14 FOR LINDA HOR· ULES OF CL.ASSES" ad-Newport Ctnler Drive, FICTITIOUS 92626 Published Newport Beach-
denl Admlnlstrallon of Es-dent Administration ol E• TION OF AUTOMOBILE Corporation, 190 Newport TON. AGENT FOR FIRST drn1ed to: Susi Mcl.ane, Su11e 250, Newport Beach, BUSINESS NAME Carolyn RoH Yurada, Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May
lalea Act. (ThlJ authority talH Act. (Thi• authonty REPAIR TO THE 3 BAY Center Drive 1250. New· STEP HOUSE OF ORANGE OlrtctOf or Procurement, CA 92660 The following pe"on has 1654 Texas Cir., Costa 19, 26, June 2, 9, 1995.
will allow the personal rep. will allow lhe personal rep· BUILDING, & DETAILING port 8each, Ca. 92660 and COUNTY FOR A VARIANCE Huntlnglon Beach Union Hughes Investments. 800 withdrawn u a gen~ral Masa, CA 92626 r446
resenlallv• to lake many resenlaUve to take many TO THE 1 BAY BUILDING the laat date tor filing FROM FRONT SETBACK High School Ol1111ct. 10251 Newport Center Drive, parln., from the partOe<· Sandro SilvHltw YUfada
acllon1 without obtaining acllona without obtaining WITH THE ADDITION OF A clalma shall be June HI, REO. (10' flEO.; 1' PROP.) YOfktown Ave .• Hunllng1on Suill 250, Newport Beach. ship operatlnsj under the 1654 Texu Cir.. Cosra PUBLIC NOTICE
court approval. BelOft lak· court apploval. Belore tak· COFFEE PATIO & NEW 1995 which It the buslneaa OR PARKING REO. (7 Beach, CA 92648 and de-CA 92660 fictitious business name ol Mesa CA 92626 r---------
ing ce<taln vtty Important Ing o811ain very Important DRIVE ACCESS FROM day belore the tile dated SPACES. REO.; 8 SPACES llVIHed at or befOfe 2:00 This bu1tn11s Is con· Ocean1lde Center Assoc!· Thi•' business It con· NOTICE OF action•'> hoWever, 11\t per· actions, however. the r•r· TUSTIN AVENUE LOCATED specified above. PROP.) FOR THE LEGAL· P.M. June 14, 1995 at ducted by: a general· part· ates, L.P. a California lim· ducted by: a general port· APPUCATION FOR
sonal 1epresenlath11 will be 1onal tepre11ntalive wll be AT 1701 TUSTIN AVENUE, Oeted: Mey 22, 1995 IZATION OF THE COIQVER· which time and place bids nershlp lted p1Mer1hlp al 13 COf· ner1hlp CHANGE IN
required lo give notice to required to give notice to IN A C1 ZONE. ENVIRON· Peter Shih Ho Cho"9 SION OF GARAGES TO wlll be publicly ol*led and The reglslrant(1) com-porate Plaza. Suite 200, Have you ttatted doing OWNERSHIP OF
lntttnted peraon1 unless interested persons unlHt MENTAL DETERMINATION: Diena Chunn Nno OFFICE & MEETING ,..dlnRoom361. menced to llansact bus!-Newport Beach CA92660 buslnessyet?No ALCOHOLIC
lhey have waived notice or they have waived notice Of NEGATIVE DECLARATION, ., ., ROOM (EXISTING IUEGAL Esch bid •haU remain nesa under the Fictitious Thi Flclllloui Business Lance Yurada
consented to the proposed consented to the propoHd (AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW Chont LAUNDRY TO BE RE· valid for a period ol 180 Business Name(s) llat~ Name relerr~ 10 abOve Thia 1tatement wH filed BEVERAGE LICENSE
action.) The lnd1penden1 action.) The Independent fOR 20 DAYS AT THE Published Newport MOVED) WrTH A CONDI· days alter the date •peCi· 1bc>Ve on: 4·1·95 wu filed tn Orange County with the County Clerk ol 5-30.9S admlnl1tratlon authoflty wlll admllllsttation authority will PLAM9111NG DIVISION). Beech.COsla Mesa Dally TIONAL use PERMIT FOR fled for the receipt or blds. Hughes lrw1stmen11. Tho-on Aptll f2 1990 F453399 Olange county on May • To Whom It May Co~
be granted unless an Inter· be granted unltH an Inlet· 2. PL.ANNING ACTION PA· Pilol June 2. 1995. HAMILTON HOUSE, A Each bid must confOfm lo mu H. Purcell, Pat1Mr FuN name' and addtts,t ol 11195 ' cCern: CHEN&G·s~plana
tsled person Illes 1n ob-tsled pecson flle1 en ob-95-34 FOR DONALD SHER· F475 SOBEA LIVING ENVIRON· and be responsive to the Thia •talement wu ftled the person withdrawing: F84$428 hung Ngo rnh Ho
jection lo lht petition and jectlon to the pellllon and MAN, AGENT FOR LOR-MENT ASSOCIATED WITH bid document• and 1peclfi. with the County Clerk ol Hopklna Development p I h d Ne B is(are) appfylng to the De-
1hows good cause why the shows-good cause why the ETTA M. CRAIG FOR CON· PUBLIC NOTICE FIRST STEP HOUSE AT cations. The DISTRICT re-Orange County on Aprll 18. company, L.P., 13 cor· Cu~~· M• OwpallyortPU leaMch· partme0nt o( AlcohoUc Bev-court 1hould nol grant the court should not grant the OITIONAL USE PERMITS 2025 CHARLE STREET IN HrVH 11\e right Jo reject 1995. • poralt Plaza• Suite 200 °•-esa o ay erage onltol lo Hll al~o-
aulho<lty. authority. TO AUOW TRUCK/AUTO NOT&Ca 01' &ALE AN R2 ZONE. ENVIRON-any and all bids or to waive F4M38ff Newport Beach, CA 92660 ' t2. 19, 26, June 2, 1995. hohc bevtragtt al 127-129
A HEARING on the pet!-A HEARING on the pet!-RENTAL. WITH 20'Wt AUTO In accordanoe with the MENTAL DETERMINATION: WIY ltreQUlaritlH or lnfor· Published Newport Beach-Stephen C. Hopkins, Presl· F435 Marine Ave .• Bal~~ ·~.land,
lion will be held on 11129195 llon will be held on 6128/95 SALES I A VARIANCE provisions of Sectlon 21700 EXEMPT. malitlet rn any bid CK In the C M Dally p· M dent CA 92662 with I 47 0~ at 1:45pm In 01p1. 703 to-at 1:45pm In Dept. 703 lo-FROM LANDSCAPE through 21718 ol the Call· FOR FURTHER INFORMA· bidding. osta en ilot •Y Thi• itatemenl was filed PUBLIC NOTICE Sale Genttal Public Ealing
Cllled II: 341 THE CITY cal~ at: 34t Th• City STREET SETBACK REO. lomla BusineH and ProfH· TION ON THE ABOVE AP· Governing Board 12• 19• 28, June 2• 1995• Wilh the Countv Clerk ol cnat27799t Plac1 llc1nst(S).
BLVD .. SOUTH, ORANGE. Drive, Orange, California (20' REO.; 5' PROP.· FAIR. tJons Code there being PUCATIONS, TELEfltfONE S i gned• ts/ Sual F433 Qlange County on May 19. Fictitious Published Newport CA 92668 92668 VIEW RD .. ; 32• REO.; 5' due. unpaid storage fff tor 754-5245 OR CALL AT THE 'o 1995. Beach-Costa Mesa Dally IF YOU OBJECT TO lht IF YOU OBJECT TO the PROP.·WlLSON ST.J IN which tNSTORAGE OR· OFFICE OF THE Pl.AN· M c lane, lrector of PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport Beach· BualneH Name Pilot June 2, 1995.
granting ol lhe pelltion, you granting of the petition, you CONJUNCTION WITH ANGE ls entitled lo a lien NINO DIVISION, ROOM Coila Mesa Dally Pilol Statement F481
should appear at th• htar· should appear a1 the hear· CONSTRUCTION OF A pursuant to section 21702 200. 77 FAIR DRIVE. Overstocked with cnst272eee June 2. 9, 16, 23. 1995. Th• tollowtng persons 818 TRADE
Ing and 1tate your qb· Ing and state your ob-3,000 S.F .• 2·STOAY COM· ol uld code on lh• good•, COSTA MESA. CALIFOA· stuff? Flotltlous F479 doing business as:
jections or file written ob-jectlons or lilt wrinen ob-MERCIAL BUILDING ON A btrelnafler d11crlbed u NIA. A II t Buslneu Name HEAlTHOYNe MATERNITY
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IOft the hearing. Your ap-tore the hearing. Your ap-CUPIED 8Y CHErS SER· llema sot... refrlgel'ator1. Beach-Co•ta Mesa Daily ass ed The folk>Wlng per«>n1 are 'Mar.kil Place. dlllk Avenue, Suitt 1oe. through classified
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or by your anOfney. or by your attorney. MOUSHEO), LOCATED AT IONll property. Due notice F4n 842·5878 HUGHES MIWKEN AS· 642·5978 HHllhdyne, Inc., (Gtor·r---------
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apt. 18991< or 1 .. /opt. Loweat priced hOme new r•mod unit •1 enCI 112911 led 1 lath View *1500/mo Avl now . ,. -.,.. 122-""'""""' II\ ., .. In many ve-tt f I I I 'ISO/ Fr•nklln Re•lt• 94 ........ s..,.. .._"'.. and atlll nogotfebtel 1 1---------0 •and. 1 mo. 11795 3lkl/38a Front Unit Area Rental Specialist.
ONE OF a KJND Bedrooms, 3 Bathe, BALBOA 28drm 28• UnH sa ...... o Aft. M0.7000 ewt. 324 " 1eri lot 1 h ad ov•r Oat. 1·carport. • Secluded 2.-aty, 3500 co~mu,;lty~' s:i~~" ISLAND 2106 Newly remodeled. CdM front row 180 1 __ N_o_,_ .. _•_to_T_on_a_n_t_
a/f. a& 3~Ba. bonua purohH•d another •1300/mo ocean view, 3800 alt. tllEIA VERDi•
rm+den, ocoan view. home and MVST IMMACULAT• 3Br Fr•nklln Re•ltr 38r ::J8a+mald'• qtre, ~ 48' 38a a •tory,
hug• lot, Cllm upgrds, IEU.. NOW. We c•.. .. .. _ .. ~..... 2 pat'-•· ArH Rental SpeclaU•t. •119· l3800. t734059 t pool lot. guard gei.a..vtew. -· ·-nvv ..., 840-7000 •••• :1141---------am rm. • crrw l'IHK. By ownr. Opttn mak• an excellent o•r•o• 11900/mo No'"' to Tenant COSTA u•e• 2124 ltl75. 87M911 Aot
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1111°':, lAur• • l714> Courtyard, I-cat pr, IALIOA 18R Dplx Nu •1\1/orpt. f'elr/,elrvlew. 1816. . lue' ,.. 5-847v . n.-remod wntC at Ond PllflNSU'IA 2 Oui.t WM-tml dqg ok Avell 8/5. 240.2* ~peo';Y. ~; Buy h. left h. f'lnd It. of l•land. l17IO/mo. 107 &ml yd w/ehod. '491, ........ 38,, 2\HL
aome 0--.-. wotk, Cl•dlfled. 88tlr• ••• Unit 1300 dep. 84ts-73M New home In ~ _,._..... ov• Oer. t-catpCHt. AVAIL 1-U. ~
knOWtedge of boech Aoomt. Newly r•modelod. houM on.,.._. stteM. tlTllOllTIUlllTSllO oomm. AC, vd • ., .. NIP'UI. NII. 'IT epertmtnta, ,1~. oNv •tes>• '° beeeh. +o.p.aauna tnhm 11160/mo. Vrtr M , 11°""· Pem t7M830 tlomM l'ra111&tl• R••ltr 18r Ila, ffplo, din wtyard P.-OK. Pool Avt 711. C.. ""*
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FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1995
DAii& rourr 2128 DWPOIT COSTA MESA 2824 100115 27Ge l!NTALS TO BUSJMESS INVESTMENT LOST.
............. BEACH 2169 SHAU 2724 OPPOrrutm'Y OPPORTIJNITY FOUKD 2925 IMPLOYIDXT
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.,.. ml from bch w/ prlv •OCIAN VlllW * 11•8• pvt patio, gar+ Walk to Balboa. Prof. -""....-.Y Pelnl LOST CAT Female, patio. AYI 7/1S. 11250/ 16009q tt+. 2bd, 2ba. pandng ape. $850/mo, Furn bd/ba. "''· pocA/ ......, bdlba. Avt now I I hi ---------• .-.........
mo+aac. Evea 1111-39-W ~ to bch. Viii& BaJ. $850 aec. 645-9001 .. A .. ,_ ....... 114(). ...... t. NO..-. furn --· -d· "r.. "' ... 0 "... ACTOR KNDOlllSD gray • r pH, w 1• !MPLOTM!NT ..... ·--~------..
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2169 at Superlor/HoapltaJ amk. 1971 Church#2. No amlc/peta. 1550 + rm, Ba. gar, phone. Wed• .lun. •14th 714-444-0788 REWARD 650-1649 A 1400 DAILY POSI•
Rd. Parking, laundry. $525. ~ 7fO.Otlt 112 ulll. 878-3444 Dealgner hm. 1pa. 7i00pm • 8 c00pm Don't .. Mlaled LOST CAT While fem TION working for
iiiili•••&iiiiiiil Snts. Agent, 831-8097 Newport across th• P .... .a-MIOO+V• utlJ 548-8494 22385 EJ Toro Road Why be an lmmltal.lon Calico with orange. Don Lapre of lh• TV
THI BEA r ... eto _t Separate N8 F h I /E tbl ff El Toro • CA RSVP bm & "'•Y m8111.lng1 h • • M k I AT CH Ver .. mea 2Br condo, street. 2Br 1 Y.tBa. gar. from main h®ae. Ulla. • aa • aa u • ;:,.caoo• 45e.1525 when you can ONn th• .,. a o w a n g
I A tal 2Ba, upgrds, 2/prkng, $825/mo. 1665 lrvlne Paid. l.ndry. N/Smk. spacious twnhH, walk ~ ' orlglnal .. Creat• 40K on back. "Jenica" Money." Call Don a.t AftftU8 8ft I pool, clubhae. $l05o. Ave#3, 720-9422 $450+d•P* ~57 to Back Bay $450 mo. FRUSTRATED IN every 30 days with an wu last seen Fri, S/t9 1-800-366·52n . • ---... ··--a Unda 721-8792 l!xcltlnn New Opp on Mont•cllo Dr, I~========~ Bd-~ eo 1-erry Agt. 909-86t-3834 Spectacul• Sun .. tal . YOUR •USINESST that ga~eratea long COM. 644-1998, leave BOOKKEEPER PIT
2 • .-y ......... 1800 lmmac 2Br lBa, d/w, Roomm•t• to •hara Need a home·baHd term rH Income. Min. msg. REWARD! 25hrs, p/r, air. a/p, RECEPTIONIST FIT Sad, CdM ........ 12000 stove, free lndry, apa. VACATION 2Br 2Ba townhouse In buslneu 10 generate 13 900 C 11 L 0 a T C 0 CKE R phonea, e tc. Wiii train. For airport area ex•
38d +den ........ 12100 $850 + dep Pacific RENTALS 2722 Costa Mesa. Clean-cut S10K w/ln 3.5 wks? req.00-, •41" .. ""3"'54.a SP '"'N:IEL. Female, Exp prtl'd. Fax 557·9678 eculive ollices. Fast· •""c.-oc:M'IC,.,...._,."""'"-"'u.e""""" AP'llDfMt:::NTS · non-smoker. 2-car at· Call Jim, 721·1412. 8 "' .,. --~ g Ave. Agt. 891-4411 1---------1 d d "M 11 .. paced phones. muat
FOR RE teched garage, prJ; Juat Like A Banker. CLASSIFIED re ' name o y, CLERICAL be rellable & depen6· ..-.... Pn..,.lll..._.. NT OCEANFRONT & 19TH vate bath, laundry, Client cornea to "OU. lt'a the eaay·tO· Lost 5123' vie Tustin Ad rtl I I ta t able. Start al SB/hr & ",. -·-I N , acceaa, Information· Ave. & 17th St .. Costa ve s ng asa s n . ...,...., HUNTINGTON Awesome! Hae 4 bike comm poo '. 0 pets. No money down packed marketplace Mesa. REWARD! Cllll Part time, 1:30 PM· benelit:a. FAX resumea
1111 .............. _ B~"CH 2640 So. or Np pier. 8/26·9/ s395+'h utltrtles. homea. Phone rings 548-857 5:30 PM $7.SO/hr. Sia· 10 752·9316. 673-1900 .10.n 3. 2 or 3Br. 673-1943 Day 574-4240 off the hook. No com· visited regularly· suc· 4· bla. DEPENDABLE ----------~~-~----iBALBOA Eve 549·2656 petition. Excellent ceulully. by all kinds The Community Individual noedGd 10 RESTAURANT Ba~rldg• Gated. Lrg ISLAND 2 28 1.SBa Townhao Studio-Vacation Rental Roommate wanted commissions. Call 1• or consumers. Market Place. provide clerlcal aup. CRYSTAL COVE
2br, 2ba, frplc, patio, 606 2.car gar. Patio and Nr Ocean In Hunt Bch to share 4Br home w/ 510-874-4902 for de-Ctassllled port for the Classified SHAKE SHACK
laundry hk·Up. Gar. balcony $8SO/monlh. k14tch/comple11y fum. pool In Huntington tails. 842·5878 Adverllilng Depart· Now Hiring Fff, PIT
$1350. Agt 721-0116 2Br 1Ba, clean, light 7t4-969-n07. S 95/Wk 588·5939 Beach. $400/mo + 'h LOCAC RTE•24 Loca-ANNOUNCEMENTS ment of a growing Must be avallabl• for
8Nutlful 3Br 2Ba & airy, laundry, deck utll. 662·8779 lions. Buy All or community newspaper May 27th weekend.
Rool top 0 -k 2 $850 t $9 ctiain. Accurate typlnn 644·02t0 Of 497·9666 · ...... • -car person, so 2 RENTALS TO Part • Po 11 I b I• 2 K PERSONALS ... Gar. Bay & Ocean person. 673-3039 NEWPORT GARAGES Wkty•600-599-6769 ol 50-55wpm a MUST. Retail
Valwa W /O Incl. Be"CH 2669 SHARE 2724 Dulles Include data OUT OF SANTA FE Yearly Sh50/mo &;no FOR RENT 2740 Own A Bualn .. • In ANNOUNCEMENTS entry & heavy phones.
Agent * Cindy. COSTA MESA 2624 Your Neighborhood 2920 Opportun ity for Upscale Southwestern
573-3n7 or 832-1400 Studio Unit Sanitized, CDM Home. Near Behl 600 ft S Post.al Annex+ has PERSONALS 3002 growth Physical, drug shop In Fashion Is·
prlv, studio, 1 hse frm Vaulted Cell. Spacious * aq torage * locations available lesllng Is a prerequ1-land nas Ffr po111ton Beach Area $399 MOVE IN Bch. N/P, avl 611, Share bath. N/S $525 2 Cara. Furn. Boats, right In your nolghbor· s ite of omp1oymen1 ava11 for exp'd sales· + 'h uu. e75·3e39 Inventory, etc. Newpt hood. We otter pack· If you arc Send resume to (7 14) person. Hour 1 y ~ Winter Furnished Super clean 1Bd In S800/mo. MB-2389 Blvd In CM. 673-1943 aging & •hipping. 63t ·6594 Attont1on: comm. Call Poppy, Or Summer Weekly cozy friendly, 30 unit •1 BR $825• CdM Share charming E'ald• CM. Sale, ctn, coplea and complete Pr Cg D a D t • • • Judy Oottmg or call 644-5953.
compte• nr Trlar191e Sq. 2BR 2BA $725/Up 3Br 2Ba home, patio, sngl on pvt alley nr business service a. and don't know (714) 574·4250 for tn· 1-=-="'-,,..,..,...,,...,-,..,,.....,......,,-M~-5y g~:~~n11 ... '!UTNS~~2~U140SE1 Refrlg & dishwasher w/d. Non-smkr. Call Tustin & 20th. Storage Turnkey $85K, some what to do? tervlew. SALES/AD/OUTSIDE ..., ..,.. Incl. 60xlO pool. No 720-0136 only. s1251mo. 64s.7363 financing available. .,,,......_.,~..,..,...-----We provide leads, you ~~~~~~~~t~:~;ko $450 MOVE IN BONUS pets. No feea. No CM 3 +2 House. Xlnl (8 00) 458•1525 Call Cherub Adoption D:~t~=·~:;endable ~~~s~/lr:v~:e~~nu~~'. VIiia Rentals 1&28ra from $625. Quiet lease. 545-4855 area. Pool, f/p, gar. PAY PHONE ROUTE 1-800-549-3994 Individual who can Exp nee. FAX resume
friendly gated comm, storage, w/d, kit, n/s, BUSINESS & 50 Local & Eatab Sites walk a dogl 673·7tB4 10 714.960.0551 . Properti Mlmt pool, eeoa, carports. n/p, $500 434-74e4 Eam $1500 weekly. 1-N-.-ws--T-0 -0 -H-o_t_t_o_P_r-ln_t,
675• 91 . Prol'I managed. 5411-7017 MISCELIANEOUS FINANCE 1·BOO-B66-45BB 24 hra We expose the stars Home On Prlv Behl PYCNOOENOL & DHEA Deluxe Eaatalde RENTALS In No. Laguna Beach. Dlstrlbuter1. Call Now secrets. Free newslettll( Harbor View Knoll• 2Bd, 1Ba $850, "tra S G d $595+D 1-1~00.77&-Newa 3B 2'hB Lt I ..,.,, ec uar ep for Important Update. r a. v ng, clean, nice yd, ga· No peVarnk 494-7659 1• BOO .552_5923. plnl537t S2.99/mln 18+ dining & lrg lamlly rm. rage, washer/dryer &
Remodeled kitchen Jacuul In unit. No ---------
Sweeping hlllslde dogs. 2036 Fullerton ROOMS 2706
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Overdue Biiia? Debt
Conaolldatlon. Cut
payments 20·50%.
Stop Collecllons.
LIVE PSYCHICS
NOW!!!
1-900-868·3800
[)(T. 6294
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Agent 63 t ·1400 ~~~-----
Whether you're buying E'ald• tBr avail 6/1. Emplored, N/Smk. Avoid bankup1cy.1----------
or selling, Classified No pell. $5B5/mo, Quiet CM home $325.
covera all your needal $650 dep. 150 E. 21st UU's paid. 556-6378 or
St. Encl gar. 548-0683 850-0796 Lv message.
HAVE FUN WJTH
SPORTS TRIVIA
EARLY BIRD
Rellable, cheerful
counter help. Local
cottee shop. Mo/We/
Fr/Sa. 4:45am·11am.
548·2224. after 1 tam.
FIT or P(T Salea
of logoed corporate &
team apparel. Wide
open market-Huge
demandl Call Cla~s1c
Embroidery wk·days.
Comm. only. 833·7749
SU MM ER WORK
S 1o.15,'start. Flex hrs.
No exp. Training. Can
lead to mgmt & Intern
poss. 851 ·0951
Truck Driver•. Valen·
c1a based produce
carrier seeks coast to
coastTEAM drivers.
Current Class A re-
quired. Compe1111ve
pay and benefits. Call
l ·800-342-3602.
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624
Help with IRS debls.
Reduce Interest. Not a
tender. Licensed/
bonded. Non-profit) mccs 1·800-787·7235.
Call Now!ll
900-558-8000 x5033
S2.991m1n must be t8yrs
Procan co (602)954-7420
LOST &
FOUND
OOVT JPOST Al. JOBS Web Pre a a Operator Stan $23.800·~34.900 For Buay, last grow-
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ment Into & app l · qualtty web printer In
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QUIET & SERENE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii c a 11 Oreat Temp Job-SB/Hr miles Northeast of
FOUND PUPPY Black T 0 n j g ht Npl Beach Post Office Sacramento Health,
&. white face poss.lbly • 1-.g 0 0 ·9-& 8 -8 7 0 0 needs letter caulers. dental, vision, 401 k.
Australian Shephard. Ext 7550 52 99 min 18 ., Apphcotlons avall at l·9l6·877-4780.
Call (7t4) 557-6266 Procall Co (6021954.7420 t133 CamelDack Rd . N8
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That's chc feeling you get
when you live at Palm
M~ amid the: huh
grccncry of secluded
woods & satc:ly palms.
FOUND: Beautlful Wiii You Find Your True LIVE IN Componlon/ EMPLOVMENl
young kitty, female, Love? Find out .. Talk Counselor lor dov dis SERVICES 5533 orange. brown & lo PSYCHICS LIVE. abl adult. $1430/mo.
block. vicinity 20th & 1 ·9 O 0 .9 B 8 ·8 8 O O Costa Mesa. 556· 1 441 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Tustin Ave.. Costa • x t 5 O 8 9 . 1 8 t Mesa. 548·8342 Procall co (602)954·7420 Mr./Ms. Souper Sales •••-••• . Run daily lunch route Please be aware that
A Srudios, l & 2 lkdrooms ·Jn. $575 ro $600
MORTGAGES 6 MORTGAGES &
T.D.'S 2918 T .D.'S 2918
w/car. S50·90/day. the hstlngs In this cat·
Lou's 'Kitchen 979-0747 egory may requtre you
to call a 900 numDer P(T Bebrsltter m which there Is a
• lBR $625 10 S6SO
. 2BR S72S IO S750
wanted lor 2yr old boy charge per mmute.
In HB. Exp'd & refs -.,..-.,...-------req. (714) 969-8951 Alrlln•• Now Hiring! A No Pc:tS
A Vcn:ical Blinds A c.ciling fQ.N A NBW Carpet. Pa.int & Tile A Fimcss Room With CAL·SCAN!
Have your classified ad in 176 newspapers
with a combined circulation over 3 million.
·--------------· • • : REFINANCE TODAY :
: Guaranteed Lower Payments :
Many entry level posl· PLANT TECH PIT 11ons available. Flight
Green thumb, exp'd. Attenda nt1Baggage
Own car, hourly~ Handler. Excellent
mileage. 714-379-5699 pay/benelits/1ravel.
A Hcan:d Pool & Jacuw
A Paoas & 83.lcoruo
POSTAL & COV'T J08$ Local Relocahon. No $21 HOUR~ BENEFITS experience necessary.
A Ganges Ava1l.\blc I FIXed 7.875, Adj. 3.95 I
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CAL•SCAN
(916) 449,sooo
I CAPITAL FUNDING GROUP
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will train right person m o n t h s f i s h I n g
for quality cl1ontele. salmon. Also con.
Flex l'lours but must struclion. canneries,
Incl SATS. Newport 011 fields and morel
Slatlon•ra, • Harbor Call 24 hours, t·504· View Center. 714·863-641·7778 EJC1 7312k·
1200 Ext. 22t 23.
------1 CAR.PET INSTAll COMPUTERS 3556 ELECTRICAL 3610 HANDY MAN 3710 INTERIOR LEGAL PAINTING 3858 PET TRANSIATOR/
SERVICE & REPAIRS 3516 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DESIGNERS 3782 SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES DIRECTORY MAC TUTORING A·1 Electrlcal work Carpentrr•Electrlcal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 808 HUTTON CO.
3870 TUTOR 3927 ,
Tim Retnt" Floorlng System & all progrm1 Duncan Eleclllc Pt um b Ing• O rywall • Interiors Renee ting PERSONAL INJURY ATTY lnt/EXt. Acoustic cell QalabV'• Houae/Pet
.. Below Retail Prices• Martt ...... e75-7245 Quick Reaponse St1.1cco•Palnllng•T11e "Your" Style Fr" Consutlatlon remove/apply/repair. Care Service
Carpet/Wood/Uno Free Initial Consultation Local Uc. e50·7042 Rooflng•Jtm 641-7494 Rearrange, recover, or No Recovery-No Fee L#62263t 962-5891 Live-In Care, while out
ACCOUNTING/ Ll379738 MS.8711 ••TUTORING•• JONES ELECTRIC HANDYMAN Carpen· replace. 975·9805 Call 714-252·1177 24 Hr Emerald Painting ol town, call 451·2054
LEARN SPANISH NOWl Exp d S.A. Tutor. Also
Translator-Interpreter.
Susana 873·7409
TAXES 3406 WI n do w s , Word , A I I hours. Fu 11 y lry, Ille, plumbing & VIiiage Home Design H. THOMAS HICKS, ESQ. lnt/Ext wallpaper/tile
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Excel, Acceu. 20 Yrs Bonded & Insured. roof. 25yrs exp w/refs. Compatilrve rates. to yrs PLUMBING 3890 TILE CERAMIC Exp. 800·200-6024 L11'705749 851-8887 Jerry Bell 775·8380 •-1-E-WE_LR_Y---3-7-8-4 MOVING 3834 exp-Free est 751·2039 3928
Bualn•H Adlvlaory TILES 35281_________ SADDLEBACK HANDYMAN Malnt Repatr. Emereld P a inting iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Servloea•Flnanclal & iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l!LECTRIC Lt Plumbing, Elec .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnVExt wallpap•r/tila THE LOCAL PLVMBER Orou\/Tlle RHtoratlon
=emenl Consulting CONCRETE 6 •QUALITY SERVICE• Crpnty, Paint, tOYrs Wllllam Harold Jewelers PUBLIC NOTICE CompelilJve rates. fO yrs .. Wilham 8angtn Co· Aegrout•Recaullt
T CFO 444·3747 L~~~ 0~~w:,r~e'::~'1~ MASONRY 3557 BHI Prlce/U884HS Expl Mark 589·7680 ~t~qhu& J:iw:'.%~~alr The Calll. Public Utlll· exp.Free eat 751·2039 Since 1947 ,~::~~~=~~~
Tiie. lnatallatlon, r• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 714-857-4222 Handrman X·Pr•H llvy/te11/1r:CS. S73..03ev5 tlea Commission RE· Gen• Abr•n'I• Painting L..,:;~e~y s:~~~:3()4 RfQIOIJt Systems LIS38035
ACOUSTIC pair, grouting 6 * Btst Price/Quality fENCES geco~;lsc/'~;t~w,r~:~~~bg Wllllam Harold Jewelers QUIRES that all used lnVExt auafPalnt/~eas S Amie Smith Plumbing
REMODELING 3408 plumbing. L11'670130 Landaca .... , brick, atone All d 237-0435 Watch & Jewelry repair household good a Uc/Ins slnC:e 76 tell re-TUTORING 3930 •73 a005· or 84" ""'28 ..-11a es movera print their mov,.,. & retext .... 1.88n & Rooter. 11'512597
WB PUT ITON
OR TAKI! IT OFF
Amt•JC Texturing
•Bob 841 .. 085•
" "" .,...... Concr1C1. 800.78 .. 1007 6 DECRS 3615 Antique/Fina Jewelry P.U.O. Cal T numben __ wv ____ .,.. ___ 1 Bondod/Any Work.Drains iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lea~ Showers Rep'd Brick, Block. Stone, Tit. Orange Co Handlfm•n 8uy/Hll/lradt 673·0385 limos and chauffeurs lk•'• ·c ustom Painting ••530·C>700•• SAT S•mlnara. Excel
Th• Oean of Ceramic Cone, Patio, Drlvew~ •Fl!NCES GATES• EltctrlcaVPlumblng print their T.C.P. num· Prof, CIHn1 Quallty ---------on June 3rd SAT. 5 Tiie. lnatallallon. r• F I BBQ R f 20 Paint/Carpentry ber In all advertia. Work. lnt/E~ & Oock1, Expert Drain Cl•aning pair, grouting & pc, •5.; '7ae4 nftl/t9palr/poat ,.ptaced Fru Est. 831-3589 tANDSCAPB 6 menls. If you have a L1703468 631-4810 & Plumbing Repairs mtgs In trvtne $195
Plumbing. Ll670130,_Ex_p __ ._T_•"Y ______ .. ~·------Redwood• Ltll578605 ---------IAWN r 11 na 3808 2oyr1 exp All work Summer clasus too
873•8065 or 846-8528 .-BRICK•Tt' "'•STIONE Jim Whyte 642·7206 Semi Retired contractor. ~ question about the 1• RAINBOW Circle Malnt. Guar. Steve 545-8298 Pat o·oowd 673-2360 . ..,.. Apr's, lmprvmn11, amt •=.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gallty ol • mov.,, limo Pa.ntlng.. ~EJCL House(
ADDITIONS Plaln/1tamped Con-•Wood Fenc••* jobs. Quality, lntegrlly, •saalo Yard Melnt. or chaulfeur, call: Apt. Oua~job. FrH est. Precla• Plumblng
Dl:UODEUNG 3410 CWLD CARE 3536 cret• & Coalinga ,.~,frHhall!Og I care Ken 642·177Q L Cl Public uunu.. St. llcl~7 836-8B88 Repalr1 & Remodel• WALL ~ uc.,5416545 831-4310 IS1lmll-.low prices. Uc'd • • Ta:.""./ Im •rngup~i Commlasion Frea Esumatea COVERINGS 3932 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,,...Quautv & Prld-.A.11 AdYlf'ltlgtConslr.17+5301 r r m n '!. 714-.558-4151 •SON'S PAINTING• L11'887398 H9-1090
,, HARDWOOD Hauling 979..e:a45 20 Yrs up. Rel/Comm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DUNCAN Mother w/Maatera In aspects ol concrele &1 ________ _,1 fLOO S
37 2
Oreen Scene ~ndscpngl---------lnVExt. Ucll'460559. STUDENT PLUMBER
CONSTRUCTION Behavioral Sci. wllt masonry. Best NfVlce, .FRAMING 3617 R 1 & Irrigation, Trimming PAlNTING 3858 f>37•9498-or80CMIS.9722 Drains Cleared Repair ~~:Jtpop~n~~'!in':i:. 20 Yra Exp. Small & care for lnlant1, tod-33 yrs In atea. tlt-3850 & Removal•. Clean-or Replace ANYTHING• ., ..
Lg. Jobi e50·7042 dlara, children. 844-0869 NllWPORT FRAM• co CLEAN/WAX/POLISH ups & Main!, St. Uc. •.•.•.•,.•.•Y•o•uiiiiNiiQiiQUiiiiiilSiiTiii INJ,~:T ~uv~~~Om··--*-'7_t_4_)_B_9_4_·_3_7_a_e_. ·-~_:_0_11_1°_~_._d'_~_j_,.._~_m_:_~_" •
CONTRACTORS Oualty CUiiom fr~tng Marble Rejuvenating 99025 99cMUO& Painting C"'trector petlllve. Uc •648·228 We gals sl'IQUtd hang
AUTO CLEANING GENERAL 3558 Dry Moun1lng Se Ices 7~4-v.::i.i~8 TREES Oual. painting by prof'ts Ja~ 714-$50·5089 ROOFING 3910 togelhel. Strip. 1nsta.11.
INSURANCE 3444 SERVICES 3548 By Harp Inn 64e-a9tB ... T•"""'•••we. &..e•t11, Ucfeo2098. Ins. --------iliii!~~~~~~!iii advice 10 lh• crazy.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CPI BUILDBRS INC. HAU"nrG 3720 ..,,......,_ 751..;M1e FrM est. 645-3305 PIANO & VOCAL •THUNDER ROOFING• t::::::e:::3:::t::::·2::1::t::1::::::an:=:•::,,,.:::::.
PREFP•RED RAT•• A TOUCH 01' CLA•a Realdantlat Const. GLASS/ AoU1 Lawn Servloe. Mow/ 21wrt QuaJ!ty PatnUnt FOf all ol your roofing
l'ARMl!RS INS. Cleaning. Rel/Comm Uc.11'518424•1naured MDUtOlS 3682 edge/1od/IJ?rlnklera/ PLUS touchup1. LESSONS 3868 nHdl. Reroof/repalr l'RI!• PROPOSAL Uc/Bonded. Fr" Eat. (714) 9e5-4H3 JUNK To The DUMP cln-up. Al Me·271e 24 Hra. Richard SlnOf _u_c _83_s1_4_4_M_e-4 __ 1_2_2
David 8.,ry '33-0140 Tereu 982·'7143 (714-H8·1882) IV• mag or call after 5 Lie 280&44 845-3209 Plano fa Vofce 1 .. aona. Togiace an ad In HAR•OR GLAU CO. I lfl-... ---------1 •8011 HOUSECLEAHINO ··o-oo __ D_S ____ 3_58-0 Comm/A••· Stor•frnt, ~Ill haul, ,~ T8r8u2 h • VICTOR'• • QUALITY CARil all agaa, beQlnnlng to aH -CAl.P!NnY 35l0 UcenHO.lnaured, , &\ wlnClowa, .~rdrbe, tub/ ..,,.,.. wont ""'9·1 Prol111lonal O.rd.nlng 20 t" ••1\:xce1;91• claaslc• by deorHd Call M2 .. e"le. 19.75 per hour. ahower. uc:. 842..(MM to Yra. Exp. Xlnt Ref'a •o, r m~!!.•2 .. 1p7. R a r ..,..,..••.,..ac,..,..,.he_r_. _a_4o-_1_ ... _., __ 1 ___ C_an_'1_s_M_m_t_o __
'714-848.03.. An oxpef'lenoed ur11TTR B""UTY C7t4t 497·1739 pr c ........... "' on PIANO Bog.·Ad\/anced
....,..... fWnod. Ooorl. ...in. dependable door ~ ' .IO.n A P"OP'L GMDl.NIR JBNKJNS PAINTING All ages ·Teacher cert. get to all those
...; clblnell l4UCOO • 6ty• ••P· HouMOteenlng hanger. Guar wOf'le, RANDY MAN 3710 •FITNESS 3740 Ca.ring tor Heh landio Int/Ext. Wallpaper, Entertainment Avail. repair lobs wal. llncet. V... lie Uc. Weekl~Blwffkty, One , .... Oon s21.et10 scape •• If It wer• my OrywaM, texturing, etc. Jennifer 84().8669 around the houH? ~"'8 11q1 '8frr Mt.0..1 ~~ml:.!'.~· M ........... ,......... LoM Pet Paatt OUt MDI own. Larry 85-MtT3. David, 1.eoo-eeo-1222 let the
A te Z HANiriiiiii WAHT YOUR HOMI DlYWW. ft8'nt~"Y-get r•1u1te. L&tHt aE8T .IOa Gardening, CHUNG'S PAINTING PET Cl•alfted
INITM.L.4'IJIACI ~ SPMl(UNQ C&.aMt ~and mor.I Olets • meda U INn landacaplng, clHn ao Vra Exp. Gd Pral s~wn'ftr~~
3870
.. __.__ ~ .,..,._ dDotl, SDVICI 3514 OW.Ma-8•'7'7 on TV'a 20/20 & Feb. upa, "" trim. Reta. Quw work. Fr" Est, 5&\n~ .-. ... -..
......,,.._Doug ..... 1111 lfflotant, rellable. • AHur• mag. News>ott !"RE! Eat. 43e-11111 Uc•:mseoa a»t534 ••••&iiiiiiiiiiil Dl~tety -Carp try, roorg, plbg Bariattlc Cfr e7W&M l~~--~~~~~-Why plar Hid• 'N ...... T ..... T..... ;•lntlng, remodel • VA.RO Clean-up. Weed, •O. HUTTON co. PWeonelked .... c.,. "-Ip YO\! Ind
8"tl wtt0h1 cMcto1,-1 .! Aooulllc celil'l NfftCMI laoffllt/ltuoeo. t~hlyourdaa~ tttm. A•moY ., .... Nu Int/bl. Acooetlo cell KMMI ~.No r.utblthelp.
C ell ••• •• Watar ~. ,.,.. CoMr• dul.......,. .. -• lawn/ptanlL ,,.. eat. remov•l•P!!Y/r~lr . ..,... oir wony. UC. -·--
tocteyl 9'2-1178.. E .. I K9¥6n t73'411G. M09'GAN. Uo'd --1 •• M4-VMD 103-471t LH22a1 -mt Ina. Aef'a. • 11>-1114 -------·-·--.H•••iiilllllliilf~
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c:oaou 11111111 sun ~·;•;na;;.-.-.ii'lii''ii' DIL Mii t1zz •• DlmOIUTIOll_..,..__-tiDOCDiiiiiiil _ _.1ouiiil111
·------·-.............. c alD T1• '1-37 ft pllO, ...,,..., OMMOm -V.fl= r-•·80-m------7-0-1-.1 powerboat. Ptlv. Int & IOUIMI, low mu. n. .,4 8 .... 1. rea. H. llloh. l460/mo -ae. ea-.nded wtWr. Tt~~ Noh .. board.t7Hl71 $14,100. HO .. H1
1130
1 Thunder llOd 52 ComiC~ f'RevtOUa PUZZLI IOlYID
5 OoN. to Clinlon c::tw8Ctef A MATTER OP TECHNIQUE 1:~ =~=.)MIJCef ·=~~-~~~~ .................. iiOViii1 mi &13 • '" Md 1n newt Hard ••••••• llUCIDIS
15 Egg-.n.ped rn tMt • us r ..... _ pa 1c1e
-FOf'd 58~ 17 Writer Murdoch Stravinsky
i 8 Curi 59 AevlM HI Oefnts fiO RUbbemec:k
20 Wltdebeesl 81 Fectual
2 t PlaYOfound 62 =rd _
23 ~midi. 63 Worked as or maxi • a model
25 Sorry! 64 Bunch of cows
26 Energy unit 65 Minerals
27 Swarm (w«ti)
29 Two thousand
pounds •
32 Al kidding -
35 Type of cutlet
36 Exe«:ise
aystem 37 -bean
38 Air holes
39 Paris airport
40 "Or -": lamHiar
th rat
• 1 Picnic pests
· 42 Trlcics
43 Glide downhill
4'4 Probabilities
45 Family member
46 Stare
open-mouthed
46 Priest f()(
DOWN 1 Leg segment
2 Singer Lena -
3 Orugmade
from poppies
4 Thing, In law
5 Sweanng
6 Slee< clear of
7 Roof part
8 Entreaty
9 ~lmosl never
10 Brittle 11 Forefathers
12 Similar
13 Rolltop -
21 Charter
22 Chrbtmaa
carols
24 Shell
l ·:MIS O''ttl& UnlltdF-..~
27 canvas 44 Unwrapped
shelters 45 caught
28 Dines 4 7 Worship
30 Gawti at 48 LOYe, In Paris
31 Votes not 49 Less polite
In favor 50 Blazing
32 Iowa city 51 Specks
33 Pout 'of dust
34 Badges 52 Hornet
35 Sell 53 "I'm -your
36 Like a toddler lrlcksr
38 Darth -ot 54 A<x:ompanled "Siar Ware" by
42 AeddlsM>rown 55 Falry·lale gianC
horse 59 Cooceit •
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The bidding:
SOU'nl WEST NORTH EAST
1• Pu1 S• PUI
•• Pu1 Pue Pus
Opening lead: Ten of•
Timing is an essential element of
good technique. Declarer won a cru-
cial trick al the right time to land a
game contract.
North's j ump raise to lhree
spades was forcing in the partner-
ship methods. East was not pre-
pared to enter the auction at this
vulnerabilily with a porous seven·
card sui t and no singleton, and
South, with a deed minimum, had :'eca:~::. ~':'emf:: ;~ "r:&,~m: AUTOMOBDU
no int.ereat beyond (our ss-des. glaHwete, CIOU\lng, 6711
Wett'1 lead ohhe ten o( cluhl got. Lilli• TykH toy a,
the defense off to a good start -hand~ted chltdren1 --------·•
declarer Wat in danger or )oeing a furn mucn moral 32 POWElt BOATS 9040 -----------
•at ~OOTDTwM
FUiiy equipped, ••cM-
lent condhlon. 16300.
Call 640-2390. Drak" S.y Dr. (San
trick in each black 1uit and two in Joaquin Hills to Spy. 7012 •n a de VIII• Sliver •• 87 Blk 2eoE Looks/
hea.rta after East captured the lung llaH Hiii, turn left to 47K mt, full pwr, air, R ..... 1 ••1 pwt • rf h d hJA .... I C It I ht t cruise. Mlchalln, ca11. uns ., ' "' ' n • of clubs with t e ace an s 1w:u to ap an, r g 0 17 ft Whaler cstm alloya. 112,800
the nine of hearts. If the king of Orakas Bay) '88 Super Sport 19500. 714·•50-2576 obo. 310·592-5430
spades were with West, the con· 90 hp Yamaha. With
tract. wlas unbeatable. But if E'1st '_c_O_S_t_A_ll_E_S_A_6_1_2_4 te'~t~~·:C: _C_Hl_VR_O_LET ___ 9_0_4_5 °8g~a:4: ~!n:~~t•P:,~
held the monarch, a second heart ''iiiaiiiiiiii1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii teci ahowrm cond, through' the queen wouJd be South'1 1• "'2"""a""'•-..a~.-r1:-r-a-m-~S:-.-=F-.1 at Chev paaaeneer ven 78,000 ml, all malnt
ruination. HUQB SALE SaVSun (1967 hull) New Eng. Gold color, good cond. records, naw top, tires There was just one. way to 7am Rain or Shine! 93194, New o.o. 94 16 ~ton, 83,000 mites, & bait. $30,200. Stave/
count.er that lie of the cards, and Antiques, collectlbl... mlle rad., Flsh/Oep auto AJC PS PB. Clay• (819) 931-6789
that was to play East for precusely furniture, appliances, Find, VHF, Loran, new tire~ ...... .'. s:iooo obo eves (619) 431·0909
two hearu. So declarer allowed records, office equip· Plumbed Head, Full 548-8229
"'--"'s ru'ne ofhearu to win the first ment, misc Item~. Bimini,. Galley with .,...... Behind Rock ·n Java 1lnk, outriggers, bait ---------PORSCHB bick, put up the queen on the con-(alley). 262·5&e3 tank. s 16,500/0BO. DODGE 9065 9175
t.inuation, then captured West's Call 714·722-6956, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
king with the ace of hearts. Declar-MEGA ESTATE SALE page 714-758·2133 84, DSO Mini Truck Well Loved R•r• '89
er came to hand with a diamond Sat/Sun 9am 3pm. 4.cyl, 4.spd, FM Casa Porach• allver 912
and ran the queen of spades to Fin• furniture, china, 38 FT Tiara Convert· Nu clutch. Rebullt $5000 flrrn. 673-8079 ., cryalal, outdoor Ible Mint Condition East's king. equlpt, clothes, elc. 71 4 .7 5 4 -4 o o ox 1O2 carb. Good Transpol
Declarer's care paid off; East did Production PL./Pla· Evening 644-2000. $875. OBO 63l·7149 -5-U-Z_U_KI----
9
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2
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0
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not have another heart. The d1a-cantla In large 1torage
mond return caused a moment of unit. Look for bat· ---------1 FORD 9075 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
anxiety, but wheh West followed all loonsl SAIL BOATS 7014 '89 SWIF1' QTI 5-spd,
was well. Declarer won the dia-1--=R:-:U':":M=MA::"TQ=l!~S=-AL':":"=E~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •80 Muatang whit• w/ A/C, am/fm stereo
mond 1n hand, drew the outstand· SAT 7-3. 20 tamlllee at '83 MacGregor 25FT. blue lnl, sllck. Looka cass. red. 53K ml, ><Int
ing trumps and ran lhe' diamonds, Est41lcla High School, Nu salla & 5HP Mere. nfca, rune xlnt. New cond $4,800 lil62-6974
discarding Lhe remaining heart 2323 Placentia Ave. outboard. Xlnt Condi tirH . $850. 535·1626 ·
from hand on the table's long dia· W/Trallar. $8000 1----~----
mond. Making four-odd. SALa Sat 6/3 8:30 OBO * 838-452'0 ------
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0
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0
TOYOTA' 9210 Clothe•. toys. hsehold · GEO i---------------------------1 Items. 299 Princeton Cat•maran Haer• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Or.btwn Har/Fairview. 8.2 with traller. Excel· ,94 Ql!O METRO 5 '87 Camry, automatic,
~MPLOYMENT APPLIANCES 6011 FURNITURE 6014
SERVICES 5 5 3 3 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Washer '& Dryer $140/ MOVING. 36" And pod c a n d 1 d a y • a a t ea. Ref rig $200. Oooel table $30 It wd, 3 2·
Anawer. Slop Can-Condlllo~I 646-5848. drwr chests 15Jl26JI
dlda and chronic fa. WASHER/DRYER 22"H 530 ea. Must
tlgue. Free proles· White-Westinghouse, Hiii OBO. 640-5438 slonal home program. d d t II size goo con • u · Rattan Dining Set CliAically proven th 5150/ t 673 1515 t1nost and. most pow· se . -42" glass top with PETS &
erlul antifungal ther-4 chre $150 650-6422 ANJ••1trr! 6049 SHOOTING VESTS
apy available today. FURNITURE 6014, _________ ,=iiiiii-'•iii&.n.&.oiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Browning 1bx etc. Highly successful with .-I• $20 cloae out.
quick permanent re-I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ME~CHANDISE . 2..FREE KJttenal Butler County
suits. A naturaJ, safe 2 Elegant designer MI C 6015 6 week• old. Black & 18852 Brookhurar.
program eliminating down iotas In rose • whit• femalH, & 1 le-968-4204
yeast digestively and sllk. Perteet cond. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mala calico (mother) ---------
systemlcally. Call re· Cost S1K. aell $650 Ballenclaga wedding housebroken. Ask for TICKETS 6075
corded message for each. 721-8521 CdM gown sz 8-10, w/veil, Jeannac:::>71~73·1391 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
free Candida program. 7.pc dealgner pl.,. $400/obo. 722·.93513 ~·--AD-O_P_T--A-·_P_E_T __
1-800-869-1614. bdrm Ht. Was $4K, 873-3313 Every Sat & Sun at Any U.S City; From
EARN $601</yr In the ask $1200. 721 ·8521 1"p,_LA_N-=T-S,_A..,...L_E __ A,..,C=-R~E""'S PETSMART, Fountain ** $180 ** printing~ Industry. For =-.,.---.,,...,~-.,.-=--~ Cllrus-lruit-avocado Valley. Puppies. kit· (1·Way)
Info pkg send S12 +S3 Futon• 599.bunk beds t f 111 $10 lens and mora, all From •34o~RT), S&H to BTC, Box $159, 6pc wroght Iron rees, ru ng . •
1112e. Costa Mesa, dnet S229. Opn 1 cfys Lilac $1 O. Jon1p•r•. IOORlng for lovrng, car· HO ADVA CE
92627. Allow 14 dys. Mr. han Bag 532·5030 honeysuckl, rosemary, Ing homes. CALL 597· Req'd. 80()..380.6802
herbs $1 . On palma 8' 9037 for mora Info. Fr•• Information!
On 2 of the most
lucrative homebased
businesses in America
today. Call 24 hours.
1 ·800-349-9725.
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED 5535
8abralttera available
any ave. UCI College
students. Exp'd & fun.
Hanna, 227-5573 pgr
Etdertv C•r• Shop/ cook/drive. Engllsh-
apeaklng lady. Refs.
Uva In/out. 760-3922
S•ve agency ••••· Co mpanlon N/A . waakend relief. Xlnt
rats. 492-1592
DOMESTICS 5540
•BABYSITTERS• COM HS Students
E• per la need/Ref's
Jarinlfar 759-6864
Hom• Helper. I wlll
work for you. Full or
part time, xlnt refs, wlll
travel. 54&-8017
Prof Cook/It houHk· ping wanted, live out,
F/T. Non·smkr. CdM.
Call 714-673-3643.
MERCHANDISE
ANTIQUES
Antique armolre with
mlrrOJad door. Elegant
Engll1h oak dHk.
Mak• offers. 722-9393
or 673-3313
ANTIQUES 4 U
"Y•at Clearance Sala"
1o-40% Offl 548-4123
312 Newport Blvd.
•8UYINQ IT•MS*
From 1800-1960. 1 pc
to enllr• e1tate. Paint·
Inge, books, furniture,
ate. lmmadlata ca1h,
top s. 673--6223 tv mag
APPIJ..UCES 1011 .. ------
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