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Home My WebLink About1995-07-10 - Orange Coast Pilot" . SPORTS ,. Local Little League . roundup OPEN FOii VlSFTORS Led by Executive Director Rosalind Williams, the staff of • the Newport 'Beach Confer- ebce and Visitors Buteau spent a busy Friday moving into thek new office at 3300 W. Coast Highway. The bureau is now open for business in its highly visi- ble new location -between the 14.ndmark Arches restau- rant and another popular , eatery, Chili's, which should help visitors, conventioneers and local follcs alike locate the office quickly. SPEAKING Of NEWPORT BEACH ..• It's interesting to learn what othen think of you - and the London Weekly Tele- , graph obviously doesn't think much of Newport Beach. In an arti.de on actor Dud- ley Moore in the London pub- lication, writer William Cash wrote that Moore is Mmoving to Newport Beach, Orange County-a faceless, white, middle-class community about 60 miles south of LA. Mlt's a retirement colony, like Torquay in Devon -only much quieter.• cash goes on in the next paragraph: ·Nobody moves to Newport Beach, not wtless they want to hide.· Newport resident Granville Kir~up sent the article to the Daily Pilot, thinking, rightly so, that'd we'd like to see it. •rm British too, rllke Dudley Moore and I'm swe he does- n't share the writer's thoughts about Newport Beacbl • Klrkup•wrote in his attached note. - BLONDES PREFER PINK UNCOLNS7 \. QK, so you know there are a million things to see and do at the Orange County Fair, which runs through July 23 at the county fairgrounds, right here in Costa-Mesa. But if you're a Marilyn Monroe fan, there's one must- see attraction: the late actress' 1955 Uncoln Capri Convert- ible is on disj:>lay at the fair. The coral-pink Capri - with a pink and white interior -was one of only 1,200 Lin- coln Capri Convertibles built that year. But after the glam- orous Monroe's death in 1962, the car sat on the back. lot of 20th Century Fox studios for years. ' So by the time the Imperial Palace Antique and Classic Auto Collection purchased the vehicle in 1993, it still had only 26,000 original 'miles on it. . Nonnally displayed and kept at the Imperial Palace hotel '8.I1d casino ln las Vegas, the car is touring the country dwing 1995. -Compiled. by hU Yokol , ; LEAH HOGSTEN f DALY Pl.OT After a year of battling cancer, co-pastor Susan Kirlin-Hackett returned to Newport H!Hbor Lutheran Church Sunday. . PLENTY TO BE THANKFUL FOR Rev. Susan Kirlin-Hackett returns to Newport Harbor Lutheran Church With sermon about her battle with cancer By Tina Oamikolas, Staff Writer Battling breast cancer may have cost the Rev. Susan. Klrlli)·Hackett a part OfDer bodf. But it has given her back a little more soul. Kirlin-Hackett, who's been away from church for the past year undergoing chemotherapy, a bilateral mastectomy and reconstructive swgery, returned this Sun- day with a sennon about her experiences. •rm glad I got cancer: said the 46- year-old reverend, who co-pasto~ the Newport Harbor Lutheran Chwc:h with her husband Bill. •tt was something really big that got my attention.· Kirlin-Hackett says living with cancer over the last year helped her learn a healthier, more productive way to minister as well as to lead the rest of her_ life. •1 got to rest, go for walks, read .... I never would have taken 15 months off,· r---~------~--------------·•-----~ ' . : f.Y.I. I t ... ~ Kirlln-Hadaltt. i J + : • . ' l • • +WPRYl~Klrtl-ett : and-Mbh.•.. l • • ~--------------------------------~ she said. The illness got her back into running to regain ber health. It also reaffumed. her commitment to the m)nistry. At the time her cancer was diagnosed, Kirlin-Hackett was going through a stress- ful time as the members of her chwch readjusted or decided to leave over the transition from the old pastor, who was more formal and authoritative, to the Kir· lin-Hacketts, who had a more democratic , ' style. She wondered if the strife going on around her contributed to the contraction of the illness and if ministering was really DgblJor her. • -.,... _ But during her struggle with the dis- ease, Kirlin-Hackett said she realized that she roUid handle the sit\1ation by chang- ing her attitude from being engulfed in other people's problems to teaching th em to help themselves. Dealing with death on her own, for instance, gave her confidence in her own resiliency. ~Nobody can say anything as bad as 'you're dying,'• she said. But she also relied on the help of parishioners, who for the first three months deaned her home weekly and brought food three times per week. H Bill did not like his parishioners • SEE THANKFUL PAGE 6 LOOKING BACK A/air withflair Nighlcliili's fate in. hands of council • The city attorney is expected to present the council with a stack of complaints against the Thunderbird, a popular Newport Beach nightclub. By Evan Henerson, Staff Wrirer NEWPORT BEACH -After more tha9 six months of H raging business, the popular Thunder- bird nightclub faces its day of reckoning tonight. Owners of the nightclub in Lido Marina Village must con- vince the City Council that the Thunderbird is an asset to thi! city and not the trouble spot that has been the source of frequent c;om· plaints. Since the dub opened in November, the city attorney's offi ce and lpe Newport Beach Police Department have com- piled a stack of complaints ind.J- cating that Uie _club's operators have been unable to control their patrons and employees. Thunderbltd took over the site of Bacchus. another nightclub that caused the police depart- ment considerable trouble. Thun- derbird opera tors took over the forme r club's revoked lease, but the City Cound.l agreed to delay the revocation for six months to give the new owners a chance to build a better reputaUon. Operators have not lived up to the terms of Uteir use pennit, city officials claim. Dunng the Thun- derbird's tenure. police officers have witnessed an increase in the number of fights, TQwdy behav- ior, public intoxication and drunken driving. The city attor- ney will present testimony to the council from police officers and residents detailing numerous incidents at the club. But City Attorney Bob Burn- ham will not offer a reconunen- dation on how the cound.l should proceed. The Thunderbird's fate •SEE COUNCIL PAGE 6 Passengers • escape burning sailboat City _is hoping all will end well with Rockwell • Craft caught fire near Balboa Pier as group sailed toward Catalina. By Tina Oamikolas, Staff Wrirer NEWPORT BEACH -A 56· foot ketch. sailboat caught fire a mile ottshore the Balboa Pier ear- ly Saturday morning and was engulfed in llames by the time Newport Beach Harbor Patrol am-s, Harbor Patrol Sgt. Paul Pali Aid. Tbe boat's pa11engers were not IDJW9d and escaped by get· ting tnto the 17-fool Bolton Whaler Ibey were ~ Aid. Harbor htrol WU -to tbeftni by-wbo ,,_ llb- lng nearby. -Aid. • Tbe bot.t'• owner, Thrrzr Hogen. 4B, of Newpolt BMcbad 1111 wtfo. ----two of ,._... gUlllb were bwc!tng toward Cat.nna Wand In tbe -. callod the Bonb- -. -the ftni -. ........... Hogon --l'llrol oil· doll -lie -ID J1111 aal the .... IWQ ad a I,,. w ------•s'e ,,. ,...,_ h ., d&' rltDo 1 • alloal.,. JIC1V"l. MOncE 1$f1Cw. ro M OMV PlOT l11aaen cw to tM atd qi boal U..t callglat ar. oa Newport Cout. smelled smoke, opened the hatch and the boat cailght lire right awoy. Creen -· It took tbe -l90)>00dlng Harbor PatlCI In -JO min· lltel ID put tbe 11n1 out. Polk Aid. 0omoge to Ille boat WU - eel .. $200,000. Tiie Newpolt -Pin Dopc•MI 'Will ILtaotl;I• .. llnl.--· Ru, ........ , ....... -0-~bool.-tloia ..... ... "" llrblng 119 "" -.... Ht ...... JblllE ........... ... .... ---... ··--, rucll a lln. ' . • Officials are working with company to keep operations in Newport Beacti and prevent a move to Colorado. By Evan Henerson, Staff ~ter ~RT BEACH -Has the city's 12th highest tax producer decided . to stay in Newport Beach! That's what business leaders, city and state officials are hoping to hear u Rockwell International prepares to make an announce- ment on tts expansion plans early this week. Rockwell administrators would not ctisdose any information about their upcoming announce- ment. The various agencies have been working to keep the com- puter chip manufacturing plant in town. In mid-June, the Newport· Beach City Council learned that the city of Colorado Springs is offering the company various incentives to move the facility out of state. Officials from Colorado Springs' economic development office have refused to confirm that any such discussions have ta.ken place·. The $168 million project is ex- pected to create between: 100 and 150 high-paying jobs and would • SEE ROCKW~Ll PAGE I Newport Beach voters backed the half-cent sales tax hike • Recolds show that city is one ol only two In COWlty where votes in favor ol Measure Rout- m1D1bsed thoee against It. • Orange .County Registrar <Jt Vot· en indicate that Newport Beach ii ooe ot two dties 1n the county with • -percentage "' pro-Meuure Ii. -thon agepwt. i..g.... BMcb lotbe-. A IDtal cl 9,751 Newport nll· deals YOted to ioa'••• .. ..... tu by ball• cwt_,_ .. . .. •"• tba. .,...,. ,.. 42.3%-all 111111-...... I 7 1 ,.. ......... ~ ' -Mil'i' Miiii • nancy mcintyre Renovating the home can tear a marriage apart I I you want to reDOYale some· th.mg. a face lift ts cheaper than 11?1Dodehng a house and easier on yow marriage. I have fnetids who haVe been returbistung their home from Early SeaI5 Roebuck to French. ProvmaaJ and the decor ts dying from culture shock. The next thing they'll have. to reno\•ate ts the.tr marriage, which ts Conung apart at the seams. I was astonished to learn that remodehng yow vintage nest is one ol the major causes of mari- tal oonfbcts. and even d.JvoTce. ii you can t b\·e """Ith one another's color schemes P..1antal bickenng over every detdll from dflbque doorknobs to bathtubs take lheu toll That and the cost of o\·erruns. a euphem.15m for gomg broke tn a hurry The average fee for an ardu· tect to remodel yow master swte ranges from 30 to 50 grand, However, that indudes an oxy· ge,l tank to revive you when you faint from sticker shock. A new kitchen comes with a price tag of $20,000 to $40,000. Construction companies charge far less, but their ovemms can be as high as 50°/o. By now my friends are com- pletely wtnded Lrylng to keep up with therr fleellng dollars. SWVlvtng nine months in a sea of chaos IS also traumatic. Notiung is where 1rs suppose to be. M y guUnend stored her husband's goU dubs in the basement for safe keepmg. When the new plumb- ing was installed, there was a deluge of water that wiped out his clubs, and almost his mar- riage . Of all the remodelmg hazards, the most challenging ts confbct- ing tastes. My fnend. an anbque buff. loves the exquisite decor of French ProVUloal However, her conservative husband prefers strelch-out-and- relax modem She finally won her way by promising him one couch he rould flake out on . Her adYice to all remodelers: Before you pick up a yardstick or color swatch, be sille you've got a patient, unflappable, generous and understanding mate by your side. • NANCY MdNrtM:'S column ~ ~M~. lbe Orange CountY, Fair ln 19!>9 featured cbllling, ~g rides. and plenty of games of chance. A fair with flair T:e Orange County Fair came to 1ls permanent home in 1949, on land that ad been part of the Santa Ana Army Air Base, purchased by the state from the Department of Defense. Prior to that, since the first fair in 1890, one year after Orange County was established, the Fair was held in various locations in Santa Ana, Hunting1on Beach and Anaheim. By establishing the fairgrounds on the s~rawling grounds of the dosed air force base, the 32nd District Agricultural Association became a close neighbor of the city of Costa MeSa, as Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa High School, Costa Mesa C ity Hall and South- ern California College also were built o!J;J9e -.Since 1890, the O.C. Fair has featured everything from cattle drives and Ferris wheels to horse races and exotic foods SAAB land. . From its modest beginnings as a five-day The Volunteer Directory runs periodically ln the Dai- ly Pi.Jot U you'd like Information on getting your orga- nization llsted, call 642-4321, ext 331. ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION OF ORANGE COUNTY The Alzheimer's Association or Orange County needs visiting volunteers, support groups ror patients and care givers and a volunteer helpline. Interested volunteers can call 283-1111 or (800) 660-1993. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE IN MEDIONE Americans for Free Choice in Medicine, a non-profit educational organization founded on the idea of inclivid· uaJ liberty and free enterprise, is seeking office volun- teers. For more information, call 645-2622. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM lbe American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteen: to give emotional support to te·rminaUy W patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. Training is provided. i:_or information, call 550-0800 or 1·8()().-540·2545 . , VOL NTK IC TORY AMERICAN YOl/Tll SOCCER ORGANIZA110N Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volun- teers for 1995 soccer season registration. Parents of boys and girls aged.A.J/2 to 16 a.re needed for computer input. telephones, coaching, refereeing, equipme,nt and pur- chasing. Call 640-2539. . ASSOCIATION RENAISSANCE CREATORS ARC is a non-profit group in Costa Mesa which spon- sors and supports multi-outreach community service pro- grams, such as the homeless sanctuary. Volunteers are needed. For information, call Dr. Renee Namaste, 540- 5803. CENTENNIAL FARM TOURS Volunteer docents are needed at the Centennial Fann at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Call Ginny Smith, 708·1517. CENTER FOR CREATM AU'ERNATIVE5 The Center for Creative Alternatives, a non·profit I +C1 t ....... event, the Orange County Fair has extended its run to 17 days and one of t:he largest gather· ings in the county Last year's fair featured a cattle drive down Fairview Avenue. with local officials as cow- boys for a day. This year. Thunder Lagoon will allow fairgo- ers to.experience a rain forest comple te with thunder and lightning. ln addition, there will be everything we love about a fair -blue rib· bon winners, Ferris wheels, game booths, exot- ic, cholesterol-loaded tOoct , and a chance to win a huge stuffed pink panther to drag around all night and impress yow friends. .. A far cry from the fi rst livestock exhibitions, occasional horse races and ~carnival of prod· ucts w from the w good old days. w -Compiled by Anne Spinn charitable organization which works through the United Way, bas a need for volunteers. graduate level interns or trainees. For infonnati on, call Karen, 642-0377. COUEGE HOSPITAL The College Hospital Costa Mesa Auxiliary is seeking volunteers to perform derical, reception desk, gift shop and other duties at the hospifal. For infonnation, call 642- 2734, 9 a.m.·4 p.m. COMMUNnY HOSPICE CARE Community Hospice Care, an organization that pro· vides medical and emotional support to terminally·W patients .and their families in Orange County, needs vol- unteers m Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. For informa- tion or ~eg:istration, call Cindy Laird, 978--74-47. CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REFORM Consumers for Legal Reform bas an ongoing need for volun~eers to mobitor civil court judges, A computer and donations.are also needed. For more infonnation call Bar· bara at 854--0881 . rv.~"'~ Pilot ¥..':':!!1;:" - VOL 89, NO. 155 hour ansvwr1ng seMc.e may be UMd to r4ICOfd lettef1 to the editor on any~ AQDIESS news st.oriel. iMustrations, edito- rial matter or~ hef't,ln cen be rtprod\ad wfttt. out written permis.sion of <QPY- rigM ownef. -...... .pcn.Be.ach ---•toot wtnd ~ •nd TODAY ers Circus at Circus aru . _.__ Pvblish« WIJJAM LOmEU. Edftot STEVE ...... E. Managing Editor IRIS YOKOI, City Editor iru..c ....,.., Photo Editor --Orculation Mlnll9'f --· Production ~ _.........,.,, --NOYOlll • =:=.'::1eo.1ttoKet Your www••• ltl llbcMlt .... Delly Jmocor-..,._.._,...,._ .......... ,..., .. ....., --~ ......... ,..-24- o.... Kfdrw iJ now_ Bay St .. Colt.I~ c.llf. 92627. CORRECDONS It Is tM Nat's pcMlcy to prompt- ly <c>rrlld all t!rron of wbstMlu. ,..._ c..H 57......ull. lNllk you. 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JULY 10, 19!15 ' j Answers to thes'e questions offer real le~g experie:p.ce AJ,NY MORE SILLY OUES: TIONSf -Sometimes the est way to learn ts by asking questions, so perhaps the following self-conducted exchange might be helpful: Q . Now that Ralphs is merg- ing ~ A!J>l\A II.eta. will the new supermarket chain be known as Ralpha-Beta? A. Could be. And U A·B had met a guy n,amed Mi)Xim.ilian instead of Ralphs the new com- p.any lnight've been named Beta Max. Q.-1 n&ticed in the internation- al media that you recently caught a baby shov~ad shark. So how did it taste7 ' A. Can't say. As a practical measure, I never eat anything whose relatives could find and eat me. Q . Seriously, how big was that shark7 A. Well, it gets bigger every · jerfy kobrin.. time I tell this fish story. Let's just say it was large enough to swal- low an entire anchovy. Q . You wrote the Other day that both county czar WUllam Popejoy and the.Irvine Co.'s Gary Hunt lost St 00 personal bets at 2- to· 1 odds with the ctefeat of Mea- sure R. Have they paid7 A. Not at this writing. I should ·remind them that Ule winner controls a vast industrial empire and has heavy clout. . One of his companies is called "Broken Kneecaps R Us." Q . But these are debts of hon- or. Surely they'll pay. A. Negotiations are contUiu- ing. At last reports, trying to ' ward off bankruptcy, they're try- ihg to settle for 20 cents on the dollar. l1lis c;ould go to court, il thEy can find lit.wyers willing to work tree. . ---o. Now truil lhePoUith of July excitement has subsided, you must be enjoying a riest from all those Wild fireworks. A. Naw, there's no rest for the working' press.-They're celebrat- fng Bastille Day this week at the French-flavored Sutton Place • Hotel (nee Le Meridien) on Rue de MacArthur, and it's time again for the good old 'red, white and PLUG IN A BENEFIT FOR THE ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE MISSION'S HOUSE O~ HOPE Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electronics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters .. Daily Pilot Cl,l'>'>tf1ed Con1111LH11ty M ,1rketplace 3-STAR PACKAG• INCLUDES • COllplete Bask Servke, c-erter and R-te • l•cor1 • Hit 111e1vles frot1 the 60s, 70s and 80s • • Tho Dl•••r Ch••••I • World pr.-. flhns, '-Ry series, light time cOIKerls and -•· • PLUS yow diokt ol HIO 1141 Cb1o•ox OR Showtl-1141 Cloo•ox. Chanteclair Celebrates BASTILLE "DAY Come ro)oy li11t rnrmninmtnl and fi.M F"nch food and winr from 6pm, FrUiay.july 14, 1995 $45.00 per pmon in advancr $50.()() at thr door Can c.an o~n-. Magicians • Li~ Mum• Kanokc 18912 MacAnhur Boulevard Irvine• 714.752.8001 When you need to kn.ow ... find it fast in your hometown newspaper Welcome to the hottest summer yet -on Comcast Cablevision. Catch Sam Elliott in a TNT western , The Desperate Trail. The witty world of Carrie Fisher: The Ho//ywo~d Family, on A&E. Seekers of the Lost Treasure, a spell·binding documentary -and Shark Week '95, on The Dlicovery · -.Channel . The U.S. Open, on USA Networll. And more . __ _ What'111ummer night without 1 great movie? Don't miss The Client. Woffand True Lies on HBO. Hilarious comedies like Renalsiance Man and Clean Slate on Showtlme. Iron Will on Tiie Disney Channel. And the Summer of 1,000 Movies (count them !) on Clnem11. Get more hot hits on Pay·Per·VJew. Including Academ y-Award winners Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump and Jessica Lange in Blue Sky. Plus all the hits from Little Women to Dumb and Dumber. ORDIR NOWI GIT 3 PRll PAY·PIR·YllW MOVllS. _ -. An ·Sl 1.85VALUll 1 INftAI' "TION 1un •••••• blue. Q . Anything special in this year's celebration of Bastil.le.Dayl A. Yes, there's some talk that _ aroused citizens, after tanking up· on Antoine's champagne, will form mobs -marching upon our county seat and storming the Hall of Administration. Q . You mean us tax-oppressed peasants ate revolting1 How d'ya know that our county supervisors are in jeopardy? , A. The finlt indication ccime from a citizen ~o .c~ed. with_a rather unsettling question. Want- ed to know where to rent a one- siie-fits-all guillotine. Q . Speaking of wholesome outdoor activity, are you planning to attend the Orange County Fair? A. Wouldn't miss it. Through the years, it's' become a personal challenge. I keep going back, · searching for sugar-free cotton candy (spun from genuine Sweet RUFFELrs UPHOLSTERY INC. Whe!e Your Doller CoYOll Mole! 1922llAllOlllll'D.,COSTA1o1SA • 5"-1156 'n Low), or at least some caramelized popcorn approved by the American Diabetes Assn. PSSST, HAVE WE GOT A DEAL FOR YOU -Wanna know how to pick up a brand-new C220 Mercedes Benz, valued at $32,335, for for only $1757 OK, Just follow these simple guidelines' First, you shell out the $175 to compete in a benefit golf tourna- ment staged by the Corona del :..Milf'._Toucbdown-C.Jub. Next you score a hole-in -one on the 17th fairway of the New- port Beach Country Club. Then you go to Fletcher Jones Motorcars and claim your prize. You say it can't be done7 Non· sense. lt happened the other day to veteran Newport Beach golfer Bob MacDonald. 1f you're still skeptical, MacDonald says he'll be happy to do it again. llfEM'S FIGHflN' WORDS -There was a 70th bhthday party on Independence Day tor• distinguished Newport gentle· man, whose name escapes me at the moment. Celebrity guests induded SW1 Freberg and Tippt Hedttn. Freberg mentioned that a frienQ had worked for .director Alfred Hitchcock on the making of her most memorable movie. ·He helped in the shooting of "The Birds," sald Stan. This drew a frosty response from widely known conservation- ist Hedren, who's totally dedicat- ed to Sbambala, an African wildlife preserve on Soledad Canyon Road, in Acton. ·we didn't shoot 'The Birds,' she corrected, somewhat crisply. ·we filmed it.- • JID«'f ICoeRIN'S column ~~ Wef"t Monday ;md wed~y. YOU NEVER SAU-SAGE A RESTAURANT Join Us For Lunch • Dinner •Sunday Brunch Catering Available For Any Occasion For Reservations and Directions Call 723-0621 251 Shipyard \Vay • Newpon Be-ach Concerts & Arona Evonts Freo With Fair Admission! 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IOAM ~ Midfttlh1 Wssuaflac n4(N• MS. .. °""' °""'" "'-w..i..... 7141'11.INIOs:Jl47 ADDSO.u.Jt ~. •Attention Detidt Disorder: PerSOnalitj Styt and Relation· ships,• is the title of a 7 to 8:30 . p.m.. seminar at the Coastline Counseling Center, 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Bedcb. Bruce Fredenburg, MFCC and hypnotherapJSt; will talk about the symptoms of ADD and how to unprove an ADD marriage/ relationshJp. A $5 donation is requested, but not required. Call 476-0991 , for tnformabon FREE MAGIC SHOW Af. part of the Newport Beach Publ.Jc Llbrar~"s Summer 1 Reading Program, magtoan Jeff Martin will perform magtc tncks and stunts for first through flfth graders at 10 30 a m w the Newport Beach Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave Other magtc shows will run at 3 p m on Wednesday m the Vincent Jorgensen Com.muruty Center, 2005 Dover Drive, and 10:30 am Thursday at the Bal- boa Branch Library. 100 E Bal- boa Blvd For mtormation, Cdll 717-3800 SDAY ECONOMIC SEMINAR The Newport FoundatJon is presentmg a 7 30 a m breaklast meetmg tJtled. • Humdn Rights - A Persondl Perspecbve • Guest speaker and actor Mike FarrPU best known for ru_., role d'> B J Hunrucutt on the TV sho" M ·A · S • H \\-ill tcilk d bout world- wide humdn nghti. IS'>Ue!> dnd the orgaruzdt:Jon ·H uman Rights Watch • The CO'>l I'> $20 for mem- ber;, $28 for non·mt-mbers and $1 5 for '>ludents wUh <,Qhool ID Cdll PPtrd Galldghn di 675-3228 PUBLIC RELATIONS WORKSHOP Dc1V1d Simon, feUow of thE: Public ReldtJoris Sooety of Amer- 1cd, will present d senunar des1gnf>d to upddte partiapants on the publ.Jc: rPldt.Jons accred1la· bon program Tips on how to prepare for the accred.Jtauon exdDl will be offered The senu- nar ruru. from 7 15 d m to 9 am. in the Wyndham Gdrden Hotel. 3350 Avenue of the .\rt\ Coi.ta M esa. The cost LS $15. which includes d contm~ntcil bredk.fast For reservabon., cdll 832-2037 ANIMAL BEREAVEn.i H!T GROUP This ongorng group 5peoal- izes m the needs of indlVJduals who have s1c:k dnd/or dying aru- rnals in their lives. It meets every Tuesddy, from noon to 1 p.m. at 3101 W. PdClfJC Coast Highway, Suite No. 311, Nc•wport Be"ch. Cost I!> $15 per pNc,on/per group. Call 722-4588. {J f I I I I ( /J I I I < I It I ( IJ !lll L < J ! • I I • I I I I ' , ,, I ) (1 ,', I ·' M r XI CAN fUSlA URANT OUR MEAi S ME A TRIP TO MEDCO Dowers and green will be pr~· ed. Tbe c05t is $15 and ;>reregll· tration as required. Por intonna· tion, call 6?2-2261. TAX WORKSHOP Jerry Slusiewicz, an invest- ment executive at Paine Webber, will present a workshop tilled. •Tuxes and Your Investment." troll) 6 to 1 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central LibraJY, 1000 Avo- cado Ave. Topics will include: tax free municipal bonds, tax advan- taged fixed and vanable annu- ities and variable life annuities. Admission is free and refresh- ments will be served. For reser- vations or more information, call Slusiewicz at 717-5610. WEALTH MANAGEMENT The Financial Educabon Soaety is offering a fJ:ee seminar from 7 to 8:30 p.m. titled, • 401 (k) Maxed Out? -There Are Other Windows of,Opporturuty." The seminar is part of a summer series held at Villa Rosa (resi· dence), 1711 lrvine Ave, in New- port Beacb1 Seating is limited and reservations are required. For reservations, call 646-3000. CA.Sf:'( ll.JKSCH I DAl.Y PILOT Chelsea lreser, 5, tries to train her potbelly pig .. Hussie" to follow her over a Ta.mp prior to a contest at the Orange County Fair. For a complete l.lsttng of today's events, see page 2. EDUCATIONAL t>INNER MEETING ·A Year in the Lile of a New Bankruptcy Judge• is the title of a lectw"e by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Erithe A. Srruth at the Newport-Santa Ana Legdl Secre- taries Association runner pro- gram. The event takes place at 5:30 p.m. at the Wyndham Hotel, FITNESS WORKSHOP "Stay Fil While You Sit• is the title of an Orange Coast College htness 5errunar from 2 to 4 p m m room 102 of OCC's Busmess Education Bwldmg The seminar -presented by cluropractor Andrew Rawhngs -is designed to teach md.!vtduals who spend their days s1ttmg at a desk how to avoid m1unes and stay ht while in the office. The cost ·~ $25. To register, call 432-5880 MESA PRIDE MEETING William Morrts Jr .• public ser- vices director and oty engineer, will present an update on hts department at the monthly M esa Pnde meeting The meetmg will take place at 7 30 d m in the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. 1701 Golf Course Dnve. The lecture is free and a conti- .... •I • . nental breakfast will be served. For information, call Arlene Schafer at 546-1429. l ~EDNBSDAYi CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP A support group for the adult children of aging parents is being offl!red at the OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. It meets I on the second Wednesday of each month from 6:30 to 8 p.m . m the OASIS lobby. For addition- al mtormation, call Vicki at 64.4· 3244. FLORAL DESIGN CLASS #Floral Design n· is the tiUe of the class offered at 9:30 a.m. in the Shennan Library and Gar- dens, 2647 E. Coast Highway in ::':Cl.... := ......... .. Spo.-.ored by j Calall• Pmsenger Service ~ FOR INFOllMAl'ION Jl CA11 675:.7760 ~ COME ON ... YOU KNOW YOU NEED THOSE TEETH CLEANED YOU REALLY DO Corona del Mar Floral d~igner Janelle Wiley will help ~d· pants create their own ~ign - Almost cvc~ne has some forgotten jewelry bwiCd somewhere. Bring it to us. We supply the expertise. You sueply the gemstones. TOgaher, '!" can tum those buried ucaswcs mto works of an. 20% lea on ill mnountinr mica, now tbmuib dac month of July. 3350 Avenue of the ArU in Mesa. and begins with a hour of networking oppo The cost It $16.50 for mem and $19 for non#members includes dinner. RSVP by M day. For reservattons or more inbformation, call Carole Wampole at 752-8800. PUBLIC INFORMATION MEm •How to Obtain Personal lntormation hom Public Recor is the title of a Orange Coast tege semtna.iiJrom 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room 1018 of OCC's Bu.AneaEducation Building. J Harriger, a licensed private investigator and criminal justice instructor, will teacb participan how to access public records, including private credit reports and databases. The cost is $29, with an optional $15 material f To register, call 432-5880. NETWORKING CLUB 4 The Sterling Business Club is currently accepting applica- tions for new members. The exclusive networking club bolds lunch meetings every Wednes- day from noon to 1:15 p .m. at the Sfuzzi restaurant at ni.angle Square in Costa Mesa. For infor- mation. call Jason at 834-1005 ext. 220. Mvertorial Auto .. Fact by Paul Frech SERVICE & REPAIR GERMAN SWEDISH JAPANESE AUTOMOBILES THE SMEU OF GAS Fortunately, nearly all people are concerned enough when they smell gasoline in their cars or -garages to make a prompt call to the auto technician for a diagnosis of the probfem. In a great many cases, the cause of the gas odor can be traced to the charcoal canister, the char- coal canister filter. or the vapor hoses of the f uel·evaporation system. Either the charcoal canister or its filter are clogged or a damaged fuel evaporation emissions hose is allowing fuel vapors to escape. It also may be that a fuel line is leaking. In any case, the smell of gas should lead to a check of all lines run- ning to and from the fuel tank As for the fuel tank itself, it should also be inspected for leaks and replaced (not repaired) if necessary. HINT: Older fuel tanks are prone to rusting, which can result in rust particles being deposited in the fuel filter and a consequent restriction In the flow of fuel. INTERIOR COMFORT ANO EASE When looking to purchase a new car, buyers should turn their attention as much to the interior as to the car's ride, braking and han~ling characteristics. Erg<r nom1c engineers have seen to it in recent years that features have been added to maxl.mlze comfort and minimize dlstrao-tJ~: Power-adjusted, orthope- dic seats assure correct posture and firm suppo• to combat fatl· gue Oller long hauls. Buttons anct knobs on the dashboard and center conSOfe are aJso easier to find and are within easy reach. Engineers have also made them distinguishable from one another by touch so that the dr~~ attention Is not diverted from the road. In addition, adjustable steering wheels, memory but· tons for driver seating positions, and height-ad;ustable seat belts make drtving safer. When purchasing a car, don't be afraid to try all th~.but tons and knobs on the dash· board -your new car may have features you "4MH' dreamed of. At C&F, we handle all your Mr- vloe probleme qulddy and Wiiy, and we focus on JipanMe, SW.dlah, and German cana. Open M-F &:8. Call 84&t810 for the beat In AM-ApprcMd Mr· vice. '1t>t.t can find ue at 2080 Plaoet ..... No WOf1c den Wlltollt the owner's ~. W.'.N not .......... """you .. llllflld- and Nrt a~ --' t I -·~·--t.•"" ~_ ... I LtGAL SEMINAR Pearl Georgcn, a mediator who hdS worked ln the Orange Cou nty dnd Los Angeles Superi- or Courts, will d.ISCU$S how to a~old ldwsuits at an Orange C 'kl't College seminar that runs from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room l01A of OCC's Business Educa- hon Building. Topics include: s«>ven techniques to stay out of court, hve sure-fire ways to avoid d ldwsu1t and three powerful neqouating ~ . The cost IS S29. To rega.ster, call 432-5880. PUT AN ENO TO GRAFFlTI Operauon Clean Slate, a Cos- td Mesa based -non-profit graffi- ti prevention organization is hosting an infonnational ~eeting from 6:30 p.m. lo 7:30 p.m. in the Ingram Micro Bullding, 1600 E. St. Andrews Place, Santa Ana. Poi,1lJons are also available for volunteers who are Interested In c1c;sistlng youths find positive ctltematives to graffiti. For inlor- mc1tion, r c:tll Colleen Rashford at 556-1000 ext. 2635. l THURSDAY BASTILLE DAY CELEBRATION Dr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are hosting • Une Soiree en Provence~ (An Evemng in Provence) from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. m their Newport Beach home. The event, commemorating the liberation of the Bastille prison m t 789, is sponsored by the New- port Beach Sisler City Associa- 'llon and French food, wine and entertainment will be featurt>d. llckeU. dre $20. For mfonnallon. ccill 644-3150. WEALTH MANAGEMENT The Financial Educabon Society ii. offering d frt>e sf'minar from 7 to 8:30 p .m. tiUt>d, "Long Term Health Care Sllategies -Sotlnd protecti on without the cash now strain.· The senunar is part of a summer senes held at Villa Rosa (residence), 1711 Irvine Ave. in Newport Beach Seating is limJt- ed dnd reservabons are reqwred. For reservallon!i, call 646-3000 TOASTMASTERS CLUBS Bay Broadcast~~ the Toast- master's club No. 4 ~6. meets every Thursday at 7 a.m. at the Santa Ana Counby Oub, 20382 Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Ca.11380-0200. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT The Consumer Business Net- work, a non-membersbi~ net- working group, is hosting a breakfast meeting at 7 a.m. in the Tea Room of the Newport· Beach Public Golf Course, 3100 Irvine Ave. Mike Strong will speak on, "How to Profit by the Current Health Wave.• The cost is $15. For information, call 550· 4785. INVENTOR'S WORKSHOP Inventors Porum, a non-prohl organization serving enlrepre· neurs and inventors. is hosting several well-known inventors to sha.re theu expertise at an Orange Coast College workshop that runs from 7:30 to 10 p.m. m Room 101 of OCC's Science Lec- ture Hall. Subjects include mar- · ket evaluation. prototyping, busi- ness planning and venture financing. The·cost is $5 for members and $15 for non-mem- bers and guests. To register, call 432-5880. SATURDAY KAYAKING ADVENTURE Prime Dynamics, a non-profit organization dedicated to pro· rooting sell esteem and personal growth, is sponsoring a kayak trip along the shores of Back Bay. Instruction and refresh- ments are included. The cost is $20. For reservations or more mformation. call Christine Parker at 262-7300. Equities: Sound lnvest111ents for the '90s Focus on long-term results when building diversified portfolios By David W. Phelps Experienced investors have teamed one lesson; over the long < term, equities lead the pack. Despite occasjpral roller coaster rides, equities -or stocks -have gone up over long periods of time. Historically, investing in equities has been an effective way to increase assets With a11r 21,111 st1m1 ta Cbllll frll, 1:111-1'1 Jll Ill I "li1111 1111 1-11?" We.asked our equity research analysts foe the one stock they believe bas the highest investment potential in me industry they morucor. Prudential Securities gave the ~ "Single ~ ldc-.s" (S.B.l.s) to dlCSC rigorously 51e)~ srodcs whkfl WC believe offer pottntW for truly ~ional ~· Your ponfolio an be tailored to indudc all o( our S.8.1. toclc:s, or any combination memi to wt your own financial goals. Call Prudentill Sttunrics ~ .-d • tt t fitt oopy ci 1bc S.8.l Decision." Thit timely brochure list the stocks we believe will outpt!kxrD .U odlen lfl dlCif indUSlries, M)d ~ around town COMPUTER CLUI ME.ETlNG Orange Coast College's •wm- ners Computer Club" will meet at 9 a.m. m Room 214 of OCC's Chemistry Billlding. The club is open to all individuals interested in Microsoft Windows and Win- dows appllcatlons, including beginners. VI.Sitors are welcome and the annual membership fee is $20. Por information, call 432- 5880. MENTAL HEALTH WORKSHOP "How 'Good Parents' End Up With Emotionally ID Children· is the title of a workshop from 9 a.m. to noon in room 204 of OCC's Lewis Center for Applied Science. Clinlcal Psychologist Ty Colbert will teach parents bow to identify and deal with children suffering from d,epression, anxi- ety and addiction. The <;ost is $30 pe r individual; $50 for two. To register. call 432-5880. ARE YOU A CLOSER? U not, Orange Coast College hds a seminar for you. lltled "Salespeople! There is Magic to Closing Deals, H Lisa Hamilton, owner of a fashion jewelry busi- ness, will teach participants how to close deals using the "Personal Proh.le System." Attendees will learn four different buying styles, dS well as new techniques to apply to sales and closing. The senunar runs from 9 a.m. to noon m room 201 of OCC's Lewis Applied Science Building and the cost ts $29, plus an additional $10 matenal fee. To register, call 432-5880. SELF-DEFENSE WORKSHOP Tom Sohrt and his daughter Carrie, owners of The lntema· bona.I Academy of Goju Karate, will present a self-protection workshop -for parents and chil- dren · from 9 a.m. to noon in room 202 of Orange Coast Col- lege's Lewis Applied Science Building. Participants will learn simple, effective sell-defense methods that can be practiced at home. The cost 1s $39 for parent and child1 $20 for an additional child. To register. call 432-5880. SU J>A y BASTIUE DAY BK RACE The 11th Annual Bastille Day Celebration will begin with a 6:30 a.m. race registration at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd. in Newport Beach. Events include: 5K Run/Walk, Senior Stroll, SK Run Walk and a Kid's lK. Also, more than 50 vendors will participate in a •Nike Town• fitness fa.ir from 7 to 11 a.m. Preregistration for the race is also availdble from noon to 5 p.m. July 15, at Nike Town, in Triangle Square In Cos- ta Mesa. For i,nformation, call 565-6925. TRADmONAL MUSIC EVENT The Newport Beach Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave., is hostlng a "Extravaganza of Americdn Traditional Music,· at 3:30 p.m m the Friends' Meeting Room. The musicale, presented by the Mirian farruJy, will feature dozens of instruments and an arra.y of patriotic numbe rs. For mformation. call 717 -3800 TEEN FOCUS The Teen Focus outpatient chemical dependency tredtrnent program hosts a free 12-Step Meeting every Sunday at noon, BLOW·OUT SALE! LARGE TREES• FLOWERS• HOUSE PLANTS 40·60°/o OFF .RETAIL DIRT CHEAP PLANT CO.· 488 E.17TH CORNER OF 17lH & IRVINE · COSTA MESA OPEN DAILY 9-7 645-45'53 significantly ahead of inflation, over the long term. The reason: investing in stocks long term is a superior way to build wealth, especially when returns from investments are compounded through reinvestment. 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MONDAY, JULY 10, 1995 • FORENSICS SEMINAR F4ye J GltSh, a clinical an~ forensic psycholog!st. will pre- sent a enunar -titled "Eye- wtln Jdenbf1cation and Memo- ry • -ctl 5 30 p.m. in the Pacific Club, 4110 Mac.Arthur Blvd. m Newport Beach. The event 15 sponsored by Forensic Consul- tants AssOClatlon-Orange County and costs $20 for members; $35 for guests. Call 723-1114. CHURCH SUPPORT GROUP The Board of Deacons at St. Mdlk Presbyterian Church. 2100 Mdr VtSta Dnve in Newport.. IS offering a free support group for mdJVld ud.b who must care for elderly parents who are geo- yrdph1cally separated from them. l Call 857-1873 Send your items to Around Town editor, The Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St • Costa Mesa, Ca1il. I 92627 £ < € < SURFING AT TIIE CANNERY? ExPLORE "SURFING TitE INT'ERNl:.!11 FREE liANDS-ON · DEMONSTRATION PROVIDED BY MIS (MERIT, INrrRGRATED SoLVTIONS) OF NEWPOKT 8FACH IN DlE CANNERY LoUNGEjULY lOTii, FROM 5:00 -8:00PM. 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"Only about 9,000 out of 48,000 registered voters voted in favor of it,• Hedges said. ¥If it were a general election with greater turnout, it would have failed in Newport." Hedges said developers with a financial stake in the county might hdve had something to do with the higher votes for Measure R, but pointed out that local developer Buck Johns was very much agamst it. By contrast, Costa Mesa resi- dents voted 4,676 to 8,926 against the measure, a 32.3% turnout. THANKFUL CONTINUED FROM 1 \ c Cost.A Mesa Mayor Joe Eric:k· son, who opposed Meuure R, said the dty's vote may have reflected 1ts residents' awareness ol the city's fiScal prudence. Their unwillingness to bail out cities who borrowed to get into the county's collapsed investment pool may also have been o factor at the ballot box, according to Erickson. "Costa Mesa has been a. con- servative dty. We had very little of our investment left in the pool," Erickson said. "Perhaps the citi· zens of Costa Mesa felt they shouldn't subsidize cities who took greater risk$.• fu Laguna Beach, 3, 106 resi- dents voted yes against 2, 794 no votes. Irvine residents were near- ly evenly divided, with 10,602 voting yes on Measure R and 10,731 voting no. folding his underwedr," Kirlin-Hackett said laughing, noting that her husband hdd to face them the next day from the pulpit. Ktrlin·Hdckett, meanwhile, says she's excited to talce on the church's chdllenge~ such as remodeling the building and cele- brating 50 yedrs in Newport Beach. "My body's been remod- eled and now we're going to remodel the sanctuary,• she joked. The congregation 1s happy to have her back as well. "I felt we wPre sort of waiting. not knowing what was going to hap- pen," sdld Neil Knuppel after Kirlin-Hackett's Sunday sermon. "So today was rec1lly unportant." Carpet Your Entire Horne -with Plush or Berber ----·--$ I~ ''''(") . for only Li •1 •1 ~~? Carpel, Vinyl, Wood, Marble & Tile Full L1nr oi Wool" 5'S&l Catp('tlnJ! Available 1904 Harbor Boulevard. Costa Mesa Corner of Harbor & 19th St. ··r~~~~~~~-Sun. 11-5 Uc. '°"9491 Restyling Event @O O@ 0 I BEFORE AFTER Diamonds were meant to be seen. Their settings become outmoded, and unsafe to wear -but a diamond is forever. Let us give you the pleasure of enjoying their beauty once again in m odem settings. Sketches and estimates submitted with- out obligation. · 20% less on all rem ounting services, ·now through the month of July. CHARLES H. BARR ' ROCKWELL CONT1NUED FROM 1 allow Newport Beach to accrue $1 million m use tu. If built in Newport Beach, the project would move several workers mto office space in Koll Center. In Colorado Springs, the $168 million would be used as seed money to build a facility that could be easily expanded in the future. Over the past. two weeks, the Orange County Business Coundl bas been preparing an incentive package designed to keep Rock- COUNCIL CONTINUED FROM.1 . ultimately lies in the hands of the City Council: Thunderbird administrat-0rs say the tenns of the Bacchus use perm.it are overly restrictive and should be changed. They also claim that the nightclub brings in substantial revenue to the city, money which would be lost if the council voted to close the night- club. The City Council is also sched- uled to: 2760 Emit Coast Hwy. Con1t•r Coldrnrod & PCH Corona del Mar (714) 760-6672 wen tn Newport Beach. The .ctty could ... uy ofter •ra1t-trac1t• ~wl~. Other pQAlble enticements, such• tu rebates and land use entitlements, would require.pub·· lie be~• and approval ot the CjwCoungJ. City Manager Kevin Murphy and Mayor John Hedges held a conference call with Rockwell otttdals Friday afternoon to dis- cuss possible incentives. Hedges declined to colllJDent on the call, saying he'd been asked to keep it confidential. He . also wouldn't say who they spoke with from Rockwell. • Consider a development agreement between the dty and the Ford Motor Land Develop- ment Corporation regarding the company's proposal to build 500 luxury homes at the site of a for- mer Aerospace manufacturing plant. • Review a report by City Manager Kevin Murphy regard- ing travel and meeting expenses for city employees. • Adopt a development agree- ment between the city and Pacif- ic View Memorial Park regarding the memorial park's master plan. The City Council meets at 7 p.m. in council chambers of City Hc1ll, 3300 Newport Blvd. De i~er Ladie .. · Clothing, Jewelry, Belts, Bags, Hats1 : Fixtures, Mirrors, Glass cases OPEN Moa. A Thurs. lOAM-IPM 'IWes. Wed. FrLASua. IOAM ·IPM Where can your ad~ertising message reach 42,500 readers? ~) ~~ ~ ~ -~ ~ -In the Daily Pil~t ... 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The victory sends Newport East into tonight's 6 o'clock game against Wluttier with the +.rlnner assured or a rth in Uus week.end's sectionals Whittier lost a 7-3 ecision to Anaheim, hlcb bas clinched a berth in the Sectionals. ·we finally started to hit. we just npped the cover off of it,• said Newport East Coach Dave Hatfield. Matt Larson had a grand slam in the first inning; Mark Hatffield w as 3 for 4 with a 3-run homer: and Zack Zarrilli had a two-run homer. Ty Harper went the distance, allowing Lar- son to start fresh tonight. Hatfield's crew start- ed the long road on Sat- urday, besting Fountain Valley B. 4-1 , then pulling out dll the stops to defeat Ocean View t.n Sunday'5 morrung game, 9-1'. in eight mrungs Nate Lem.merman scored twice and Larson tnpled and scored once Ul the 4-l win, a game dominat~ by the pitch- ing of Enc W1ethom, Larson and Harper, who combined on a three-hit- ter. · · The big moment in the Sunday morning vic- tory came in the eighth inning when after Jeff Hunt got a board on a two-out error. Neal Perl- mutter slammed a run- scoring triple for the go- ahead marker. Josh Wills drove m Perlmutter for the insurance marker. SENIORS CIV.IL WAR Costa.Mesa vs. Costa Mesa WESTMINSTER -The Costa Mesa National and ~erican Senior Divi- ,non (14-15-year-old) All- 5tars will each being try- ing to rebound following their respective losses on Saturday in the first ound of the District 62 tournament at Johnson lunior High. The Costa Mesa National Seruo~ bowed to Ocean View, 17-2. while· the Costa Mesa jA.\nerican squad was a :tfl-4 victim to Robin- ood. The two will face each ~er on Tuesday, 5 p.m., t.Johnson Junior High. •Our pitching and d e fense was weak,• summed up National Manager Mike Scheafer. Both of the CMNLL's runs-came as the result of passed balls. Jonathan Meyer and Jason Scheafer plated the runs, the latter working his way around after a hit and stolen base. Brent Becker also had a coµple of hits for CMN- U., while Aaron Schaaf er pitched three good lnntngs, according to his manager. The CMALL All·Stars had a simi14r fate agatnll ~ loMd RobinwOOd wilt. 'A. biCJhUgbt for Ca1te M .. WU ScOtt 5 .. ~ .. Jn tba ben tbe IOc:a1 three <11 ... 't 11 I I II H \"I H \I I , MAJQRS McEuen hero for Mesa Nationals • He scores winning run on errant pickoff play in 4-3 win over Huntington Valley foe . ~Y Mike Sciacca, Staff Wnrer FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Despite let- ting a 3-1 ledd varush rn the top of the sixth inrung, the Costa Mesa Nallonal Little League Major All-Star.. were able to pull the game out m the bottom of the final frame Saturday at Fountdl.O Valley LL The 4-3 Vlctory over Huntington Val- ley m the fu~t round of the Distnct 62 Area 2 playoffs put1. CMNLL mto the second round against Robinwood on Tuesddy dt 5 pm Robmwood edged Fountain Valley, 3-2 m a later game Sdturday ·w e pulled it out. said CMNLL Mandger Bill Mason ·After they hit a home run and llPd the game rn the top of the sixth. we came back to vnn it.· The winning run was scored srngle- handedJy b} \'11ke McEuen who dou- bled McCtwn then mduced a pickoff attempt from the Hunt:mgton Valley catche>r c1nd when the throw sdtled wildly into ct>ntN held, l\1cEuen had lit- tle troubl<> bnngmg home the wmning run CMNLL '>tarted off quickly as Josh Feldmc1n opPnt-d the gc1me with a dou- ble. took third on Dav1d 1\-hller's bunt dnd '>nm·d on ct fielder's choice off the bat of Ste\'P C Mnllo r eldmdn and McEuen were the hit- tmg !>ldndouh for Costd Me'>a Nattonal. ec1rh going 2 for 3 v.ith a smgle and a double apiert• On the mound, Brandon Clever and Armando Ortiz shared the pitchmg chore~ wurkmg three mrungs ape1ce Clever the starter. had a one-hitter gomg when he left at the start of the fourth innmg \AMAN~ FELDMAN FOR THE DAA.Y PILOT Costa Mesa right-fielder Carlos Franco takes away a base hit by charging and throwing to first base to get the runner in Saturday afternoon's victory. Three hurler.-. could set-action for Ct-U-.LL on Tue day -1\-tichael Vasquez, Carnllo or Cttilo., Frdnco dccording to Mason NeWI>Qrt East oUsted in two , 3-0 AlJSO NIGUEL -It was a Short ride for the ~ewport East tit- tle ~ Major All-Sta.rs, who were eliminated from the Dis- trict 55 Area B Tournament Saturday foloWing a 3-0 setback to bncbO Niguel. · cavan Cuyler pitched a strong complete game for Newport East, but the offensive support wasn't forthcoming against a Rancho Niguel burler who also went the distance. ·ea.van CWler ~stepped up for us today,• Said Newport East Man- ager TfµTy Hackett •rm really proud 'ol the entire team." • The game was scoreless into the fifth tn:n.ing when Rancho Ni~l scored on a. bUes~ gapper to left center. Cuyler struck out seven and ~ just four bits, but Newport East maMged just two bits againSt tbe Rancho Niguel pitcher. u"bffensively, we just couldn't get it going,• saad Hackett. ·we left seven on base. They just got the key hits and we did not:" Def ellsively, second baseman Tanner Hackett, shortstop Dustin Hatfield and third b.ueman Josh Yelsey made plays to shut down rallies, according to Hackett. Broncosrall~butwind up losing 17 -16 thriller · • NHBA 9'-10s eliminated, 7~; see Tuesday's e<frtion. NEWPORT BEACH -When the two teams left the field on Wronesday as darkness was falling, the Newport Harbor Baseball Associa- tion Broncos found themselves (ao.ng a 15-13 deficit to Del Obispo entering the bottom of the sath inning at Kaiser Field. But. the local team made quick work of the deficit, scoring three times in the sixth, only to see the visitors from Dana Pomt score twice m the seventh and hold on for a 17-16 verdict. In the sixth, a squeeze bunt by Matt Cohen tied the game, then Justin Jacobs beat out a groun~er to allow the go-ahead run to score. But the lead was short-lived, and Newport was eliminated Crom District m competition. En:ors lead to downfall for Costa Mesa Anlericans •Costa Mesa American miscues the difference in 6-2 loss to Seaview. By Dennis Brosterhous Staff Writer COSTA MESA - None of the runs may have been earned, but the Seaview Little League Major All- Stars w eren't about to give the runs back. Sea view took advantage of some untimely mistakes by the Costa M esa Amer- \can All-Stars and went on to post a 6-2 victory over the Dis- trict 62 Area 1 tourna- ment hosts Saturday afternoon. The loss drops Cos- ta Mesa American into the loser's bracket, where it will face Ocean View today at 5 p.m . at the same site - Costa Mesa High. Seaview faces West· lilinster, a 2-1 victor AA~ MH:lNE I fQt TH( OAlY Pl.Of Cotta Mea'1 George Hanold dellven tn All·Star opener Saturday. fourth inru.ng. After a leadoff tnple, another mheld throwing error gclve the visitors their th..ird run or the game. A walk, helder's choice and another error et the stage for the big blow a bdses- cleanng double by Seaview's Tim Robert- son to make 1t a com· fartable 6-1 advantage. "I thought George (Hanold) pitched well,• said Amburgey. •What dtd they have? Three hits? This wasn't our team out there (defensively) today.• Cost Mesa Ameri- can managed another run in the bottom of the sixth inrung. Alan Lane led off with a pinch-hit single through the right side and took third on a c~tcber's overthrow on an attempted pickoff play at first. Greg Perrine singled to ngbt to bring 1n \be final run for Costa Me.~ Alrien- can. ·we didn't hit at all today.• Amburgey added. ·when we don't hit, we aren't over Ocean View Sahfrday, In tbe top of the ftrst, s......-. tint two batten leadoft hitter Andy Krikorian roued • w• took M!C'Ond on • wUd pMcb. thlrd on en going to score.· COit.a Mela American lldWllly ......... In toW on.Tuesday at 5= •we had • ro inning, then and Mi • bya.1111 ....... ... r Newport East tries to bounce back in District 55 duel with Laguna Beach today • Key for the talented NELL crew appears to be confidence factor as they head into this do-or-die ~ontest. By Roger Carlson, Sports Editor MISSIOt-. VIEJO · "ewport Ea.st Little League Manager John Df'lld Grottd sends lus 9-10-year old entry m the D1..,tnct 55 All-Sta~ Tournament elimmabon brdckPt todd\. at 5 at Gilleran Park. hopeful that pt>rhdps hi<. tf.am's true potential will surtace agdmst Ldgund Bedc-h _ Presumabl) 1t i-. '><>mev. here between the team wluch op{·ned tlu., tuumdmt>nt with d 15·3 mercy killing of Ah<.,o \it-JO dnd thl• one which played well, but fell far ... hort of 1h goal on Sd.turday as Lagun:l Hilb scorPd dn B· 1 nrtol'\: at the <;dllle site It \\'as a lf you v. r·rt watching the Dodgers humble Cmcmndll on ~dturdd), a<. opposed to the Dodgers lt>s.,on from Cmnnnati on Sunda) They re !>Wl the Dodqt>rs, rind the ~E'v.-port East Little Ledgue 9-10 tt-am hd:.n t made any changes from ont> gdmt> to tht• nf'xt, t•Jth<>r "The)' pldyed d tough gdme dnd we made a few rrustake • Delld Grottd told hi.s charges m the aftermath of Sunddy., '>et back \\ e're still a good team and Wt> ll come back We're good enough to beat them " Saturday thl• Newport Ea~t crew wcbn t good enough a~ d onP-nm hrst-mrung !Pad evapordted behtnd Cl h\.e-run bur.I by Laguna Hills helped out by f1\.E' bd'>e hit-. . Laguna Hill.'> put th!:' game on ice in the fourth \o\'lth three mort' run., on four hits -the rune tu~ m the two sconng inning'> accounting for all but one other hit m the gdm~ for the \'lCtor., Ne\o\'-p()rt Edst dppeared a ... lf it was gomg to take up v.:here it lt>ft off m the opener as Josh Bradbury "lammed a -.tand-up tnple to nght \\,th two out then scored on a \\ tld pitch m the hrst mrung Newport however would get JU t two other ha'>t> luts dunng thP gdJTlt> · mgle!> by Bradbury the fourth dnd Colby HdCkett m the fifth. Aside from Bradbury s ba.t the most notable dsset m Newport's game wa short..<;top Brett Mat- sen. who heldt>d catcher Bt?n Forest ., peg to sec- ond on d '>lea.l attempt dnd n1led the bdll bade to the catcher to gf>t tht> nmner ll')'lng to core from thud m the fifth mmng Aho corrung up '"'lth ct '>lctndout df>fen~1ve play wa~ stdrt.mq p1tchN Rob<>r1 Dt>Ud Grottct, whilP playing tlurd ba.,e m tht' hfth fidgging dov. n what seemed to bt> ct rertam ba.,e tut bedded for left a.nd d<>fll)' throv. 109 the nmnt>r out at first 5-1 setback delivers Costa Mesa American . to elimination round at District 62 tourney ·~By Mike Sciacca. Sta ft wnrer H UNTI"IGTON BEACH · U the Costa Mesa Amencan Lf ttle Lt-ague All-Star team JS g oing to wm the 199!> Distnct 62 ToumamC'nts 9-10 year- old dt\'lsion 1t., gomg to hc1ve to do it the hard way That\ bec • .rnse C'o~td Mesd WdS relegdted to the loser'!> bracket following a .~'1 loss to Ocean View SaturddY on the Huntm.gton Vdll.ey Little League helds It's the sa.nw sc-t>nano Costa Me~a fa.ced a year ago. The c;quad dropped ils toumdment opener than rdlhed to WU'l'.four '>lra.tght to reac-h the divi- sion hnal Today at 5 p m Co td Me d faces We tm.m- ster in an ehminallon conte t •Tue basebdll gods were not on our side today," Costa Mesa Manager Scott Hunt~r a.id ·w e were mco0S1Stent m both our hitting and pitchmg We lacked a knockout punch on offense a few times, and that could've changed the ball- game around " Costa Mesa quandered a sconng opporturuty and a chance to )ump on Ocean View m its first at-bdt as Michael McGwre doubled, but was stranded at second 1n the fifth. Matt McCarty opened the stanza With a mgle, but was thrown out a.t second m·an attempt to squeeze a double out of the bit. C ta Mesa never threatened again in th m.rung. , Costa Mesa scored its lone run t.n the boqom :of the SlXtb when JO(' O'Sullivan' inti ld ingle brought home Danny Krikonan. •w e hod (sconng) opporturuti but rouJdn't get that-key bit,• Hunt J said. •M ntal mistakes hurt us all around. W walked too many batters, and didn't g t th p tct\in w n ed IJ\ order to keep theru (OCean View) down.• Ocean View SC'Ored twl<'e ln th third and once m each the fourth and filth innings. One run came in on a Wild pltc:h, &nOth 1 w forced home on • bues loflded wa.&k Renny Jee bun, McCarty and O'SUiiivan all wGrUd tllil .. I d llr 00. Mela. and the 1rto -----bar blla. COiia Mme • IW .. ....... lllllHla .. -· .. .. .. . . .~ . .. 48J fa WO! gr• f4 firo ml! ~JULY 10. 1115 Newwrt poloists roll on CORONA DEL MAR • Contln· chol and put 1.t In the no\ for a 6-S ulng theil domlnAnt ways during Newport leod. • summer water polo, the Newport Newport goalie Oraham Har- Water Polo Foundation's 17...a.nd-vey came up with two ouwand- unders racked up their third ing defenaive plays before Puerto straight tournament champi-Rico evened if at 6-6, but 1ate tn onsblp, dlsposljlg of a group ol the final quarter Peetz drilled • Puerto Rico All-Stm tn the tlnals shot into the goal from Ule right ol the Corona del Mar Touma-side on another ma.n-up situation ment Sunday, 7-6. to provtde the winning margin. It was a see-saw duel... with To gain the finals Newport Chris Richardson of Newport won its pool by beating Foothill, opening the scoring in the first 10-2, and BisboC's of La Jolla, 8-7. quarter, and Mike Peetz and Cole Seib scbred Our goals against Lund foll ed 'th sh t Foothill, Schilling had two. No•pon--DoilJ ...... e . ow Wl a scoop . 0 Against Bishop's, Seib scored --;;;::.._,anltl 1 d a qwck shot in !!_one-up sit~ Jhe.JasLtwo_goals to preser:veJhe , • on--io m~e1t 3-2 ar-me~Cilf. victory. Lwide b.ad three goals'; • In the third quarter Chris Seib and Peetz had tW'o scores as well delivered in a 6-on-5 situation, as seven steals. ' ll\U de1 th• tiut. Puerto J:Uco eve~ed the .count The pool play conquest set up al 4-4 entenng the final penod. a semifinals match with Corona I Seib's long lob shot as the del Mar and NeWport won, 11-5. P,uerto Rico goalie played out on Richardson scored six times and Newport's hole man to tie it at 5-5 Peetz scored three, with Harvey after Puerto Rico took it's only credited With six Saves. lead of the game. Newport's next outing is Fri- Brlce Schilling then ou,nced on day with the first of a three-day a rebound from a 6-on-5 situation tournament at Villa Park. Mesa wins l'rabuco Hills water polo t.ournament MlSSION VIEJO -Costa Mesa High's 17-and-unders swept to the Trabuco Hills Invitational water polo championship Sunday, as Whittier was victimized, 7 -6 in the finalS . Sophomore Todd Hyl- ton led the way in the finals with ninth save of the game with one second left to preserve the champi- onship, Mesa's fourth this sununer. Mesa's 15-and-unders were also winners, capturing the Lagu- na Hills lnvitational with 13-10 and 14-1 wins over 6th Street and Laguna Beach, respectively. NHBA Pony 14s run into Del Obispo, again .. ALISO NIGUEL -Newport Harbor Baseball Association's entry in the Pony 14 divisional tourna- ment at Chapparosa Park ran into the same team which sent them into the loser's bl"acket SWlday and it proved fata1 as Del Obispo of Dana Point stifled the locals on a three-hitter, 3-0. ten ti on. It was a game in stark contrast to Saturday's mas- sive 16-0 victory over West G!"ove to keep their hopes alive. DBBP s J! SUNDAY'S COUNTS O.vey'S Lode.• -9 boats. 409 anglers. 1 yellowtail, 20 white seabass, \ bo!llto, 887 barracuda, 62 calico bass. 1S&4 sand ban. 9 sc.ulpln, 10 5heephe~. 9 halibut.. 3 sole, 1 thresher shark, 1 m!ako shark, 1.blue shark (released), 11 whlte- fi~. 7 blue perch, 1 trigger fish. three goals. · ln Saturday's conquest Brandon Schieppati deliv- ered his second homer in two games, driving a pitch over the left-field fence with a runner aboard. With the score tied at 6 in the final two minutes, Hylton scored his third goal to give Mesa the game-winner. 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Business Nam1(1) listed 1!Xl5, 10CI wu sdopted" by d Orange SCale 'ot Cell m (I llOlll, IO s!lll) Mont :wtrl';!.•1hlp0• 245M FlschC~A Th• flct1Uou1 Buslne11 wrtnen ras/::HY must be ~ntltt ARTHUR KNIP· In Dept. 703 locetad at :w1 mesa •l>ov• on: Ap•ll 1.1990 the lol1owlng •oll call vote: rornla ea' Plf Map fe-The namu 11\d tus111ess 9;:28..,. • 011& esa, NlfllS referred to at>ove In proper legal form 11 you PEL, Mreby Hiii forth thlt The City Drive Soulh, Or-PUBLIC NOTICE Hopkins D1yalopm1n1 COUNCIL MEMBERS·: COfded 1n Boot U7 Pages IOdluses ol lhe tuysr are _________ ,was lltld In Orange County want the COl.lrt to hear your ange. CA 92688. Company, LP., By: CorPo-AVEl1 Erickson, Horn-I 9nd t d Ml.c11aM.ou1 ~ WSSfNGfR, IHC , on May 12, 199-4, Fiia cue slatament of damlgn u IF YOU OBJECT TO the IRVINt:RAHCH ra~!_Pl0~:oi-poraPUon,1,si. buckle, Mo,nahan. Mapa, ll:aeontsdOrang' OXIClmp,isOf ,of210,New1>0rt HARBOR LAWN- MOUNT OLIVE Cemetery Sales Leads Furnished 02 . No.F&08369 I ' " ...;., do ~ ••· ,--•• tollows: granting of the pallllotl. you WATER DISTRICT P•-• · nupklns, I i11 •nl NOES• a II a -• County Calll'ornla shown Beacn. CA ll:2660 .~I Ml ··-···r, R ' ·--,...,. ,.. ..,_ , a I 0 h ,, Thi• .1 ... --1 ••• filod • u a, e.ya. __ ... .....:..__ ..... "--r-..... " •"• •• 1-..... ,..,. • rement 1pona1 on ume you mey · anera amages: • ou appallt 1\ the hear-.,...,, ABSENT N ..... ._.n.... ...._,......,, '"' ....,. ... .., Wa, • can omla Umtted loH tJw CUI • and your 1100.000.00 Ing and state your al)-NOTIC• OF FILING wllh the County Clerk ol I OM. ,,, •• on the aboYe: men-descllt>Ml '" QelWl1f IS Messt~ PSl1nlrlhlp, 305 S. SU.ta waoee, money' and proP-2. Special Damsgn: e:!ons °' fila written ob-OF REPORT AND Orang a County on June 12, 0 R 0 IN AN C E 9 5 ·7 tloned CondonNnlum Plan oe'1)eljwiy 5eJW.C 1 Colieg. BIYd., #125, Ana· "'Y may be taken withoul •). Medk:al ll1Plfl$4ll: In Ions with the court i,.. OF A TIME AND 1995. amends Article 1 ol Chap-and O.:latallon. E11cept-11\d int loc.lled at 21~' helm, CA 112807 rui;thlr warning ~om the •llClsl of $3 000 00 and ore 1h• hearing. Your ap. PLACE OF A F849380 l&r VI ol Tiiie 5 of the Costa Ing thetlfrom ell olt, oll ~ponl Of . Sit 22. nine. CA' This business wa1 con-court. contlnulrlg ' • 1>9arance may be ln p111on HEARING THEREON PubH&.hed Newport Beach-Me1a Munlclpal Coda 10 rights, mlnefel rights, !12715 '' duct.a by a COfl)Ol'atlon Thlfe ere oth.,-llQal r• · Of ~~ allofney. RELATIVE TO Cost1 Mesa Oally Piiot Omit lhe sfz.1 aOCI height ol rwilu1al II•• :C-Md The 1JJ11ness nam1 115'!! tlfl :::,• ~IC*" ·cs11r:i4 qulremants. You msy want .~-~4:' 01 E•rnlngs: IF ~EA CREDITOR HAVING SEWER June 26, Jury 3, 10, 17, 1nnatabl1s (advertising bal-other hydroc:a • by lhl sellei It lhll loclion IS °"' I t ounty o LO call ..., attorney right · · or a eon1 ogenl e1edllor of CHARGES FOR 1995. loons) wNllOlv..-name known T~DENWEST E»'RfSi 0rllflge County on June t4, away. If you do not Mow DATEO: March 14, 1"5 the deceased, YoU musl me CERTA<N p••cELS ""'' THE ·FUU. TEXT 1 ... _ thll may be within ot un-Dfl.MRY 19G5. an attorney YoU may call LAW OFFICES OF yow elalm with the court "" o u .. CN· d9f the parc.t of lend Tnt 1'*Crpa\'e(I aate ot ito." Put>llshld N~rt Beach-llfl attorney 'ra1ena1 tervlce CULLINS & GRAHDV and mall • copy to lhl par· OF LAND PUBLIC NOTICE dlnaoce ~ay be read In the h1relnabov1 described, IJJ!k slfe is J.lly ~ 1W-i It ttii' Collll MeM Pilot June 26, or a legal aid otnc. (lllted Br 1 J A M I! I L sonal 1epre11nt1t1v1 ap-COLLECTED ON Clly Ci.rk 1 Olflee, 77 Falf together with the PlfPlliJ-t1Ct at M:>R Esa.ow SERV· July 3, 10, 17, 1995. In the phone book). GRANDY Atto to; point.a by th• court within THE TAX ROLL cn•t281854 Drive, Costa MIP. al right"' lffl&llng, mlnlng ICES INC 1™5 Mlgnalil~ ml!l72 Onpues CS. que le ~ Plalntttr ' nMP tour monlhll ~om tJw date AND NOTICE OF FlcUUou1 MARY T • ELLIOTT' eaploftng and oplfatlng Fou~n Vrfit:t CA 112708 ;,, PUBLIC NOTICE tr9gUltl Mia dtaclon judl-of first IMUMC9 cl lhe let· PUBLIC HEARING BuslneaS Name DepUIJ' City Cl•rk theflfor encl storing In This bulk J.e IS lllDted lo!• clal ustld Ilene un Dlazo de Publl•h•d Newport ter1 u provided In Hctlon Published Newport and 11movlng lhl ume lorru Unitotm Comrrwra., - p=Al ~ one t 287727 30 DIAS CALENDARJOS S.ach-C01ta Mela Dally 9100 or lhl Callf0tnla Pro-NOTICE 11 heteby given lt•temanl ''°"' aald land. Of any otti-Seaort 6 (Ii 2. ITATt:llENT OF para pra1lfltar una r• Piiot June 2e, Jury 3, 10, e:;• ;.ode.!!: time lot Ill-~~~-=~~~I~ d~~ :iu::.~ ':.IOnl are ~:e~~o~~~ t:-::~ Dally : ~:!c~~d~~ r so su~ tht name ~ ~ 1 MortUolrY ABANDONMENT OF ,. ........... ~ • maqulna 17• 1995·, before ~ mon~s ·~~ vine Ranch Waler Dlstricl NATIONWIDE ,OFFICE m886 sol lhl pellOll WlawOO ()""'91 • (;qnwtory Ult: OF FICTITIOUS ur! cart;"~ una Uamed• m887 \hi hllflog date noUeed relallve to having sewer FURNITURE, INC,, 4500 ~:rc.,dfl!t.:c' J:!';:-t::O°!: .. ams may ~ ... t~~ PATRC ,..,_._ --Drl'la BUSINt:SI NA.Ml! 111a1onic. no la otrecere PUBLIC NOTICE a1>ov1. chS1ge1 for c11tta1n parea11 Campus Drtv., su111 525, PUBLIC NOTICE hffl!Mbon de.ICIRMd, ol "" MO<. vu "'""' ' Thi 1o11ow1ng pat'llOnl roteicdon· r YOU MAY EXAMINE the of land wtlhln llw dlathet Newport Beach, CA.92660 or gas Wtlll, tunnel• #'Id , llC , t7945 Magl'lok , .....,. h&Ya abandonecfthe..,.. ol :srtta 9 mi, :;... ::::::"" BIC •t4" file kept by uw COlrt 11 YoU eoUected on the lax. roll. furnllu11 f lnd111, Inc., SUMMARY OF ah.ni Into, through °' ntlln Valley, CA!127alandh;'I )ll!"!!!!l!!!!ll!"~!'!!"!"ll 1h1 flellllous Bu1lna11 eumptlr ~ las 10tn:l: NOTICE OF er• a par1on lnletastad In Said ~•port Cont•lned 8 d• Stale ol ~Jllomls, 4500 ADOPTED ORDINANCI!: acres• the 1ub1Uffac1 of ast ~ 1or flling dlUnl 111111 t.. Name: VIUA DEL REY, 245 ti.de• legal•• apropledas PETITION TO the 111811, you mey Ille Wipt1on ol each parcel Campu• Ofw., Sufi• 525, ORDINANCE 95-11 II Iha a.nd hlfllMbov. ..... ~~~,. ... -.. • ... !fie i:. FllCher AV<a D-1 Coltai " led ul J with the cour1 • lormal R• and the •mount of lh• N-port Bllach, CA 112860 scheduled to be In lul _, --:r MaM CA Hi2f1 ' e.:.Cri. !u ~ue a eorte ADMINllTER qunl tor Spaclal Notice ol ehaiy•• f0t each pareet lOt This bu1ln111 11 con-force and effect 30 days ~ :i:.:.~O: ~ ab0\111 23 • ' Mortuary * Chapel The 'flctlUous Business SI usted no P'·,1.,,18 au IEITAT• OF1 the lillog ol an Inventory nsca year 1995-96. Said duct.a by:• corl)Ol'aUon ffom ns adopllon on July 5, dlrectlot\lll' drUlld well• .....,, .Aine , 1995 -iii CremaUon Nema referred to above reipueata • llampo .... --ROSEK. llE'YER and appralsal of nlete u-report It on Ille with the The r1gl1tranl(1) com-1i95, and was adoplld by -. MESSfNGER w•• filed n Orange COunty parder .. easo y le·~ CASE NO. At 78808 Htl °' of """ 1>9Ullon °' SICl'ltlfY Ol ·lhe Olslllct at meneld IO transact .bu'M-Iha following roll call VOla: IUnnltt and '"""' ""°" Biuce A Ross l:\rvtr(1) 110 Broadway on .M'9 24, 111111, Fiii qu11ar su aa1srio su dlnero To .. hllrl, blneflclarln, account u prOYlded In Iha D!slrie1 Otllce, 15600 neu under IM Flctillous COUNCIL MEMBERS: ::: ,=..~m:'°a :.= MOfl EstltOW iER'Vl:ES, C.O.la M.,. No.f497970 y cir•• eotal de au cradllots. contlnganl ctd-HCtlon 1250 of the Callfot· Sand Canyon Avenue, Ir· Bu1lne11 Nam1(1) listed AVEI E 1 k 8 ff nd Id 111 • li'WS MJ.flll Retirement Villa. • Calllor· propledad tln IYlao adlclc> tort, flfw:i peraon1 wtio mey nla Probate Code. A R• vine, CA and la avaJlabla abovii on: 4-13-115 I r o aon, u a, • to r , I fetunnel, FoutUin Valty CA ..... iiitiiiirttl•llilnla limltld pal1rlefshlp 245 naJ pot P*'ll de la cort9 OlhertlotM bl nternted In qUlll lot SpeclaJ Notice '°' public Inspection be-furnllu1e f inders, Inc .. Hornbuckle, O•nl•, equfp, malnta n. fltJNllf, Newport eucr..eosia ~ • Fl..cher AV<a. D-1 , Costa Elllsten otroi requls1toe'i. Iha MU or mate,°' both, lorm le avallebll trom the fW8«I ~ l'l<Ms of 1!1:00 Mark T. Steinberg, Pl'eal-Monahan. NOES: Non.. ::r"wet1~0f ::~~.,:.~ 1978120illl&Ft.t.ll 10, 1995 When Words Are Not Enough "Specializing In Symp11t.hy Flowers" 2983 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540-3 135 CIC• Mesa, CA 112628 galas. Puade que uatact of: ROSEK. MEYER coun clerk. A.M. to 5.00 P.M., Mooday dent ABSl!NT: Nona. This bUllne•1 w11 eon-q!Mers llamar a un ·~ A PFTITIOH has been Atlorn.w for the Pell• thlough Friday. This raport Thlt 11a11ment wss lilld ORDINANCE ~9 •Ila out Mwevar, the 1111"' lo PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by a um11.a l)afl-lnmadletamente. SI no 1111Ct by RI CHARD E. tlonen ~111:~:::"'-s.!f,:~0~ ~~ ~ ~1 lllhl• a Butlnff• lmpov =· =-••"=~~1---;;;:-;;:-;-.;;;;;"-:J ,.,.nip conoce 'a un 11>og1do MEYER and JOAN P. WIL-JAMES L RUBEL, JR;, of the Stall of Calllomla. lllllS Y on ' ment Obtrk:t lor City turfaca or the UPP8f iOO fie NI. HlllU i=: ~~.~ ~~= • ~~-~sof 1aa11}~1115~fy 1csa102101t), A LAW NOTICE 11 further given · Fa48t::aa CostaM•Mhol•tsand fHl "'tn. subeurf.c:• of f:: ... ~s J Umltad PartMflhip 0 • 9ra una o~i::! ~ of ORANGE. ' CORP ORA.Tl ON 1 S tha1 Monday, the 24th day Publl.lhad ~ 8aech-telt. the land herslnabova CS.. Tht kllOllling PtBOn( ) Mii.- Thl1 stl.lamenl w• ftlld legal (VA al dlr8C$Ol'IO ~ THE PETITION requests CrYIC PLAZA, IUITt: of ~ 11195, el the hour 0( Costa MIU Dally Pilol THE fUU.. TEXT ol lha Of· ~*'". e:·~ t~ I~ OOlllQ buSlf'llSs a · h.R«r" ¥lflh \hi County Clerk o1 lonlco) that RICHARD IE. MEYER 3 2 0, NI! WP 0 AT 8:00 .M. ol Al~ dey (or June 28 July 3 10 17 dinance may be 11ad In lhl vine ~,,:Y,~0t!..d ALTERHATOA NfJ S!AATEll Oranga County on Juna 23, cAse: NUMBER end JOAN P, WIWAMS be 8t:ACH, CA 1aeeo, .. aoonbl ~!t,!j ~ 1995 ' ' • ' Clly Clerk'• Ofllce, 77 fair Mey tt, tt7t In llool{ Sl.FPLY. 647 s ,,.m, SIRIJ, Lt 19115. INUmero del CeN) appointed• PIJf"IONI rep-{7t4172041t0 ~~!~Jd prof Dlreciori · m87I Dtlva, Colla Mesa. tt'PU. p~ tJ02 or om. Hibrl, CAi'l531 11 Published N-=' Blach-74t 820 rasentat!Ye to admW1ter Publl1h1d Newporl ~ room ol Iha Ots-MARY T. ELLIOTT, clal ll:ecotda. Jol'r1 Ect.itlfll Happ. 711 s. r:'~ ~nslot Uf 3• Thlnamaanctlddr1Uof ~~~~Jo'..~!:"11 e.aeh-Costa M ... Oally trtct, a1 15000 ~Cao-PUBLIC NOTICE Deput,.cttyCl•rk P'MCEL a: Non-PasloCilmbrl,Anihlimttlls,CA ' ' ' · m880 the court 11: (El nOmbre 'I the decedent'• WILL end Pilot July 10, ,1, 17, IHS. yon AV9nUI, ""1ne, CA 11 0"91281142 Published rt-ewporl u clU.tve .. Mmlfll for "2ao7 dlreeclorl de la coN •) eodldla, If any, be admitted M885 !hi Ume and ptaca flllld by B1ach-Co11a Mna Oauy LlllMtlH, acce1., lngf111, MIM Bennttl, 11833 Laufll TRADE SUPERIOR COURT OF to probate. Thi will anct PUBLIC NOTICE ~~.,: c':.~1~ au:i8~!:°:!me Pilot July 10, t995. ~ MMl-:;:_,twi;:: ~itu~~-tr THE STATE OF CAUFOR-any codldla are avallsble by the Bolrd of all ollJ«:· 8tllt9Mel'lt mBl!I? '°"" .. ea tt1oWn and 11rirlCOIPO!*d "'OCiaiM, ttvough classified NIA, COUNTY OF OR-~"=8!:t, In the fill NOTIC• OI' Uona °' prot9cta, II any lo Thi ~ P«aonl .... PUBLIC NOTICE defined In thoH c"'afn "'"I l*"f)Mhip ANGE, 700 Civic Centar THE PETITION .-.quelll &Al.II OF the report. dolnQ bUslnels M! DaclWllUon of Covenanta, Thi ..... COflll'Mncecl 11ii! 842-9878 authority to tldminllt., Iha RIAL PROPERTY ••ttw J. Wh-ler, AS(f INSURANCE SER-YOU 11.RatN DE'Aut.TUN-Condition• Ind "9ttflc• nnstct t.llineu un!ler If_ r~-------...!.=========c!_ ________ _!.==~ '-'::::::;1 NOTICE IS HEREBY l•oret•rr, lrvlne VICES, INC., 2GOO Bristo! Deft A D1!:t:O Of' lftUaT, don• recotdld In 8oOl . "lolls b.l•neu namt Of -OIVEN that the Newport-Ranc:ih Waler Dnlrlcl Sll"Mt. Suite J.201. Costa DATED MAY 11, 1tt1. UN-tt ..... , fl ... IOI d DITkMt 111m9S "°~lbowon~ J MIN Unlllad School .0. p h N MIU, CA t2G2t LESS YOU TAKI! ACTION ftaconf9. SG1ED .lJtiN l KVP • STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? •••••••••••••• n,, Uga/ Departmmt tit"" D4 Pilot is"""""' to "'"""'1fa a nnu lmlia ""'IJ"""ilabk to new businma. ~will now SF.ARCH th. ,.,_for you Ill no mm chtlrgr, -' sllvryou th. ,;,,,. tmtl th. trip to th. a.... H""" in S.....Alld. Thm. of aiunt, 4for th. tMrr:JJ is""""""' wt will fileyour:.flttiMus /Nsi,,.,, --wish"" Cormii a.ii; puhlish oner" -*for four umlr"' .-"1 '4w-' Ihm file JO"' proof of~ wishth<~Oni . i"-llOp ,,, "'fik,...,. Jiadi-i,,,,;_-"'"" Dail] Pi1d, 330 w. &Jr Sr. 0... Mer. If r-""P 0, JI-Mil"'"' (714) 612-4321 tmtl we W ..... hlJCOIMIO for JOI'# btoJk thit ,,_.,,.,,,, ,,.,;/. . If .1"'*""' ,,_ ""'jitnhw ~/"-Mil"'""" wt will be -"""' "" .... ,,,.. G.oJ""";,, ,_ ..... -- 4 ._,.'"Pilot· Incl II l'9C8tvlnil bide tor ubUa ed ewpon INNOVATIVE MARKETINO TO f'ROTICT YOUfl: ltia total amount d lha Tlis·..,,.. w• 1i1111f with the aala of the Be# StrMl Beactt.COsla Meia Dally STRATEGIES, INC., (Call-PftOfleftTY, rT MAY N INlpMI pttnc:lptil bflllnce, h C-OIHltw' Cliff\ ot ~ SChoot Stta. Wtllt9n blcta PMa. Jl.ily to. 17, 1M. lomla), 2900 Brislet Straet, IOLD AT A l"U9LtC SAU. lnlwnt lhtf.on, l91t.f Clluntwon ...... ZO, ,. l. '""" be raceto..d no lat., ml!l91 Sul\e J-201, Costa Mna,. YOU MUD AH u -...... ree•atWltr •lditwad NOTICf·TPit ActiioUs ....,. than 7:00 p.m. on Auguet -CA 92829 Pl..ANATlOH Of' THI Nit,.. <Olis, llq»flMa Md ad-S.mltlt ta;iNt li¥I ytlfS I~ 22, 1Hs at the ao.td PUBLIC NOTICE This bu1lna1a la con-TUR• or THI vaM" llf u.. u-of tht h 4* ii•• tiled 1n h Qllitlt( Room of the 0'9trlct II> dueled by. • COfPQfstlon l"ftOCftDINQ AOAIHIT INt&lil putllcl!Goft of tNa °' -,.,,., ...... a... ... fiCl!..: cstecl at 425 fasl Elg.,_ oMt211t10 The raglatranl(•) com-VOU YOU IHOULO CON-Molke .. Mt2.,11t.11. lau --· '"" ' tMnlh heel, Cons Mna, '1oUUoua menced lo tr#"IMCI tM*-TACt A LAWYUl. ~ ..... CMN9r9 I ,..,.,. ,.. ... calllomlL Alw bid• aubmlt· •v•ln•n N•me MIS und.,. Iha f1cWlou1 NOTICI Of' TftUSTD'• Cheeb or c~ ~tit li!ld bl!Ollllll ~me. TM tM •'* 7:0(f p.m. wll not ll•l•IMlll Butina•• Name~•) !lei.ct ML..: CMcka pentM to IM =Ol'Wftl'*Ml'CdDsallOlOI be CC1n91darecl. TM writWn Thi to8owltlg paraons .,. aboWI on:-4-1°"'5 No, M2ttt frnlM or~ .. 9C'" ...._ ~~UM~ ~ IM'f bf IUbrnltled bV dOlna buliMU •: lnnoWllV<a Mal'Mllng ant-On Jutv B , .... el •·oo ~ to T,.,.... PfO-Nlml In~ ol h -• •:30 P.m. on that dale lo IHW" PARTNE!'!ll. A CAI.lo itglM. Inc. A.M ..... 'ttont ....,.e ...... PfOI* tchntlnc:atloft' Iha eu.lnaea otllce of the FORNIA OENt:JUU. PART· TIQ llMlf'tl*ll WM lled to 'bf... Cout Tiiie la..,........ MOdlef llndtf Ftdnl, S8Ml. • Newport-Mes• Unified NERSHIP. 1520 Nuttnag wlU'I the C0unty Clark of Con ianr, ...... f..-lft l'fMI 1ntonMtton Whldl COIMIMt.. ('Set Settoi'l 1~ SchoOI a.tel, t.;aeH al Pt.ce, lull• IOI, CO.ta Or1M1Q9 eount., on June 13 • .._ dly of .-. AM. ""' TNlitM .._., ,.._ It MCI .• arliMSt and~ 2llf.A S.. Sh«. Costl Mesa, CA.12621 1888. ~-Or-. ... ol allll, ... for •kh TruR-Codi ... ) .a M..., c.itfofnla., NIH, Alo l<Mlnath W, QuohtfflMJ, PMt... ~ c......._ Re-M ...... -~ 1" t9m60n: C..ofVr'I Stock.,., genaral partnw of IHW PutllahlCI Newport IMth-eenva,.nca CoMpettr, • •••• n.aa R ot ...,._ NMDorl IMcM:ow Ml:l.l_pl. E<O<U-U\19 Dhctor, lllAi-Partnefa, 11520 Nutmtg Costa Men Oally PUo1 C1WomtaGofpor ..... .,u fY, ... *"' Mdrftl(n) CN316«>IM12t,.Ml,10,17l1 - --............... "" .. Pl.c., ""-105, CO.ta June H ...... ::a 10 \7 *"' ,,a·--TNlllM ........... COrnrl'Oildt...,. 10Clli •--• MeM, CA 12t28 ' .,.., • ' • U1t4ar tt191 c.naM Dald of don Of BM llDoY9 .._ °'**' a1 the ll09td rnMt· E11U ~ llal'*al 1888. Tnm .... .., _,. w ~ ~~= 1oao RENT 31 ~ • 1:00 p.m. on AuQol'9t p#1n9r of IHW par1nart, rn17' ....... G•o•:i: r...... ..,... =-,._, .]! ... ,;,;•~--.. SchO<W =:. ~ =·· ~ PUIUC NOTICI :00:.:'R'...oc.._= port ... llMct.~ "'....... tlWOQh classified .-• tencrcon. tWttl .._. ,,,.,.,,, 1t, t• -.., .. ,_..... Of ~ ~ *' lhl• b1.1aln••• 11 con-~.... .., •• •• , .... .-..., c::l .. :::r*"9-.. :.JI.~':':. ~ b't • 91'*11 pfW1-eualfti. ..._. !~~--•...,.-:'~..'t lNtl ~ ..... ::::'..:: ,.. TM 111111a1rsnt(•) com-8Ut•••nt aa tn*5•• ..._ •.....-Ill ._ t.-. oardlne thll .... can be mancM to ~ buM-TM fo1ow4nO pwaons ... tt•2SM4t, "' .... ...._ Mill.,.._ Otilalnlid tom lti. .._. ,.... \lncl9t 11'11 ~ doing......_. •a: p ... '""I. of Ollldll ,. C11A:1• 1111C-.~.,_.,. Oftlot of 1h9 Ollll1ct el fie ~..,.._s Nar!\tl•) t!Mld COSTA MlllA OOWllON coMt • a..._. C..W,, Cl ...... N MN T,..._, --.................. ...~~._ ..... _ .. _, __ '!L..--.... ~,4,==:o~e numO•, i?'s°= ~~~=-..... :--=-=-... ==-----=-.::5 TM Dli*tol hM _,,.... .,.,._ .. All .. Ina., CC lfomhdo et__. .. -., ~ It .... ,...._. 11!'111....... .,.. ... ·-5-...... Co-. ........ --• ..... n..-n. fMfll '9 lt"9 C*r of ~ .... IN ~-Q9rtt 01 ...... -• •• • .,. -.. ,.,_ .... ti. -..... .,.. • Wr•ll ,.. ~~-M'9 11. ''* la ..,,. ... Iii ...... 11 -1ft •urtttM ' ..... tor ........ ',... t~ ..... IJr:. ........ ........ _, ., ... --ftlf ...... ""' ........ ., -'Plllll? :"i-..... -....... -......... 1--------· 01'9111·ww...., ..... ,,,,.......,......,... ....... ~.._.-..,.., ..... ~· ........ -..... ,....... co. ..... 0.., Pllol ......................... .... ...._I ls u111i,1'1 t ... ,,.._ 8' Ntv I. IO. ,7 ,_ .... • w w ,......., • .._. ~s::::C: .. 't: ,.._ . ':.:." Ml.Laft AUftlMOo =::-.i:'D':'1• "* • N.., t111s ...n iva. llltVleII. INC.....,..,..: • ..-.. .:: • • Repainting? ,,.,. .... _ .............. ................ -...... -··""""· • ' • ---+---· MONDAY. JULY 10, 1995 PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICU - ) ..... Mtflt Sladky mond C=u. HununQIOn Tllll ~ ..... llled ~ Cil . :--1 N9WflO« ~Oolu Miu ,... the County Clerk ot TN• b nen Mi CN314213 • 111.21. M 3. ID, Oranoe County on Junt 14. lkllClad by; en lndMdual I~ 1995. ' ~ ~ 111.aried dClltlg .::J·-======-1 Fttltt9 bualne••~ No PUBLIC NOTICE Publlshad N~ 8.Hchp • ~:.,:.m was -.0. .J ·-~-;;:;;;,,.::::""'--I Cost• Meu o ... y llot """ N ~ a.t d Fk:tltlous .11.ww 19, H . ~ 3, 10. Or-. County on .,.u. ''· 811slrie11 Nal'M 1M: 1"6. ltet•-1 ml50 FM•741 ~1~:';sons .. el-~PU~B~L~l~C~N~O~T~IC~E~-I PUbUtl\ad NewPQfl e.-. OESlGN RESEARCH, U5i0 Costa Mes• Oally Plol' Placentia Ave .. f C, Co1ta FlcUtlous June 28, Jut)' J, 10, 17. Meu, CA 92627 81.Kln••• Harne 1995. Mark Alan Sladli:y, 865 So-ltatenMnl mmt, nor1 Rd., Cosui Miu. ~ The fo110w1ng i*IOl\1 Ste -------"""'" 9262e • doing busk'las• as: J•llr•y Dsvld l1hma•I. ~VENIENT TEE llMES, 1118 P"1utarlna ..... e., Cos11 2119t Richmond Circle, Meu, CA 92e2S Hun1ln9ton Beach, CA This b1.11!n11s is con-92648 .. dl.lclad by: a 9enera1 Part· Richard T. Kllam 21181 Mfshlp FWchmClnd Clrcl•. kunting. Hive you stanad doing ton e.ac:n. CA 92646 businffs pt9 Vn u1-Ann F. Kllifn. 21191-R.cn· SELL-vour used vetVcit through classified 1142·51178 GENERAL POLICY , .o ' • -_.,.,... CLUSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8am-5:00pm Monday-Friday Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, rCvise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any e1IQ_r that.may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot & The lndependent ac_cept no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it maY be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Crecht can only be allowed for the first insertion. I HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE , I I ;, ~ .. -.< All rsll u&lie .. Wftilllll -.111i1 . . ;,· ' • 1,!., . :"' Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday DAILY PILOT DEADUNES Monday ............ Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ....... Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ........... Wednesday 5:00pm Friday ................ Thursday 5:00pm BYPllOta (7 14) 642-5678 BY FAX.--- (714)63 1-6594 (Please include your name and phone nwnber and we'll caU you back wi th a price quote.) BY MAIL ORIN PERSON: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA 92f:i27 Ux'm'ofNewpcrt Blvd & Bay St. • ... HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH COMMERCIAL LOST & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMP LO YMENT '=D~O~M~E~ST;;;I~C;;;S iiii5Sii4ii0 " 2669 IAND 2778 FOUND 2925 5530 5530 5530 l'L.1VE·IN R oom a t •.' /iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~-.~iii;iiiiiiiiiiiii Wanted-IO •hare 2br . 1-------1BALBOA CORONA ISLAND DELMAR 2122 2606 •1BR S92S• Flaxlble owner offers: B•aut llul/alf•ctlon• Nursing Real E•""'te ap1. Aloe Jn caring 101 , 2BR 2BA $725/Up high vlslblUty, lndua/ ata, 4 year otd, CNA and companionslr----------.1 eloo1 ly lady, In C.M . ., Retrlg & dishwasher commercial space on AKC,F•mala Gar• Ex!ot:NINCa'.D needed tor homecare. AEAl. llTATI IALl!:I area. SLan early Au·., Ind. 60x30 pool. No Superior, 'CM. You m•n Shepherd Of"nce ~ F(r. 310.4 315.4444 Busy walk·in location. gust. )(Int payJ Rers . pe ll . No tee•. No dacor•I• & call the needs a loving home. f01eomac11'111p il4ln1l"'*"911---------11 comp plan. for Interview required. Please can . OReAT LOCATION! • great daal1 Call me Big White M•l•mute Includes: M-F, $6.50/Hr, ban-Tlie Ptvdlnblll messnge on machine.~ le•••· 54~8155 shots, owner pays. It's 644-5715 or 760-616li o1 Ml!mt'.,....!ly*#, ORDER DESK call Ron Ta'{IOr. ~ 766-8163. II ou1 leeva .. 2BR 1BA unturn yearly. l BR, 1 car garage, W. lor Info, Jeff Kalman, /Shephard This dog • S«:r'll#W el1ts. 7:30am-4pm. Newport I Prol Cook/It housek· 'i 2BA Beck Unit Duplex. No pets. Sundeck. B•y Ave. Lene 1950. Metro Realty, 720-is loved very muchll • ~'9 Computer keyboard ping wanted, i.ve out, Private. 5950. Open $975/mo. Avail 7/15. Agt. 650-4777 9422, ext .. 209. Please! Call {pager) • CIMUI e1<p nee. Phone e1<p 673· 7300 F(f. Non-smkr. CdM. ;: SAT, 457 Seaward.1i~Co~m~•~b~y~2~00~\l=P:•~arl~il••••-.. • .. •ll:'~~:~:-:~-· 967-0222 • ~ helpful. Call Book•I!:::====='===~ Calf 714-67:J..~ ~ ........ ,er ilhllic~IMIN k• atQ-476-9862 Liken-38r28a, AC, 1~~.~o"u"N~O--C~A~N"A=R~Y~11 Must know: o n Ta p e, Inc. !or In-SUMMER WOR K 1, ttll Filr Het11U.1Acltl1111 N 3BA 2BA custom home W/d,,bll·lns, deck, d bl BUSINESS & Easter Sunday week-MICtoSoff Offlc•Pto lerviow. 714-548-5525 $10, 15/5ta1t. PT/FT., ......... . -•• .,,.k11 1111kt1 ll U1t1al 111\ blka 10 bch Deck gar, mini bay view. Avl MISCELIANEOUS and. Vary fr iendly. cau fllJ!ll)loi Ho.n ~·="-· -"~3~·~~~~~I Fie1< hrs. Can laad to l1 i., alll"ltl11 "1111 ,rtlcrtice. dbl gar, fp. 11 900. Avi 7/1. $1900. 873-3588 . RENTALS FINANCE 648-1954. • f>UMl'lt &..too•t•IC p fT OF FI C E & m9mt & in1~rn posl· MERCHANDISE U111illlle11 11 •hu1111111lls11 811 . Open S&'Su t2-4 SPACIOUS 280 iBA Found Cat Female • ~MIO-SALES, C05ta Mesa. tlons. 8~1·0951 ..... ea IKI. c11-. ,.llllH, 318 Ju mine 673-8078 Persian 1 yr. C•ll 10 Musi be responsible. -------- U1., MMluf, lll!lill~ lltl111 ei Unfurn'd apt. Great I---------, I identity 631.2639 Call e m, 722-0456 EMPLOYME NT 1-~------e.....,."!'!•-:•••u:-~ B~~:~~~~EJ'_! Locat1on1 873-4983 ROOMS 2706 BOUPPSIONERTUSSNITY 1-'"i.ii.oiiuf-noid~Jj;•;iw;•i;,;.;,,;--l!~~~~~~~!l i•'ifTTvwi<o;;•i•FF/ifTrPP'eO'>il sE RVJCES . 5533 ANTIQ UES 6010 ll!Melll'f ~ ,.fl~~ 111 · 59951\liBd, Very Wga Market Broiler Parking APT MANAGER 6am·12 M·F, no e1<p 11111e ••lwtftllllllllll. S3650 3Brf3B1 Bay View BAi.BOA COM Large room, prv 2904 lot 6/27 Call ldanllly. Coupla wanted for 44-necessa1y. 58.00/hr • BUYINO IT EMS or T•ll l lWIPllltl w!U nul 55e.B880 Agt. PENINSUIA 2607 bo, reae. !':.''°" no/ 1n~) 960-701HS unit ap.t In Costa Ask for Mark 852·0247 •••••••• F1om \6Q0.1960. l pc - • ...,.-N1wrtl1•· M••• BOS "82 , , '' Pleaso be aware 111111 10 enhre es1a1e. Paint--• o nJQ 11 c • •moll• no drug 5800/ Looi Col "''"' '""" · ... . T TIME WORK 1MU llf,.llHUillwfllk•l1Mi c •a 0 our• · "' -··· or sand resume to: PAR Iha Usc.ngs In lhfs CPI· 1ngs, books, turnuure,. ,lf'lllellllitllsllw.OW ,.Hvi Vl•W9 3Bd 3Ba. Lg $850 INCL UTILS mo.+utlUties 720-0500 •MAKE $10,000. hair (while chin) Rental Prop. SeNlces. FULL TIME PAY egory may 1equlre you etc. 1mmed1a1e cash, ... - .. - -• '''' ,. rms. Pool and epa. 1 Bd•m . Kl•, d lolng $30 000 I Th amber eyes. 1Yf. Lasl 383 Mobil A e Ste 2 to call a 900 number cop $ 673-6223 Iv m,. "" 53550/ 760 8382 1 n • aeen (SpyglaH) area. 11 " • • The Times Orang• •weni..11 alll"'11u:• 111 1•11 mo • area , a ppls, lndry, VACATION Next 30 D•pl June 30th 760-5330 Camarillo, CA 93010· Counly Is looking !or Jn which there Is a - .,. nllldl• ••,. 102 B. Ba)' St. NTAlS 2722 FT/PT ( I MLMI charge per minute 1--------- f.' --·•••-'-~-COSTA MESA 2124 123-0523 or 220-9498 ~ no • 497-3992 Bookk••P•r Aeat bright, energetic sales APPLIANCES 6 0 l'l ____ , _,. 90%commpd dally Loat C•t B rown Trust Acct, A/P, AIR, people 10 workl Ei;jpjt:QY]:if:Ni:--1~~.;;~;;;.~..;~~ 1 11~.ClllHUD 2BA 1BA 1 house to No sales e1Cp. nee. Siamese. Lasl seen Computer & 10-key evening hours wUh EMPLOYMENT ... II 1·D ·'2'·15111. f« $ beach, ocean vi-. lrg NB oc:nfrt 4e r 2Ba •IP• This Is Real·VOU can 171h ti. CM. 438•1881 e1<p req'd .. Newport outside sales learn. WANTED SSJS Electric atove Wllh .. .. b ... ,., oc .. 1,...., 1STMONTHRENT 390 deck. Vearty S975/mo. 10. Phone, lV, w/d, actually do t hlsl RE office FAXies me Earn hourly wages • double oven, 1<11'1 • u1iiUo'MQl:l500. +0.p-2Br+2Ba tnhm Avl 8/1. Jim 875-6069 prt(ng. Wkly. 1810 W. 1-800.900.1509 Loat Cat White .male lo 831·1442 u ganerous commlss~n/iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii/ cond. gold color.~ w/yMd. Pa11 OK. Pool, Ocean Front 650-2300 CALL 24 Houra Persian w/copper whU• qualifying !or C•rtlflll•d Huraa price $1200. Sac1it1ce lndrys. 648-284& Boardwalk Studio NB OCEANFRONT eyes. (Harbor View ENTRY LEVEL our attractive benetus Companion Aide. Rell-$295 oeo. Must sell. GENERAL 1002 Klt*Frlg •Lrg ba/bed. ., l~;;;=~;;;;;;i;;;;;;=~~I~•~·~·~•~) ;75~0-~934~7~_;. -o package lnclud~ng •ble. Local Ref's . 673-3313 ~;;::;::;;;:~1HEIOHT8 3 Br 1.!5Ba Quiet & secure. NJS-W-kly. Fully rn 3Brlp(T H b d b The Times Orange dpl.x, 381 16th Pl. Pvt NIP $560. Incl uUI. 2a.. gar. No amk/no om• aae us. M•I• Cat, neutered, 1 County is looklng lor medlcal coverage.1"W~k~n•~•!._:;:O~n~rv7.~s.~·~··~7~2~B/i:1Ki!iii;wsia<"';; yrd, w/d hkup. Avl 8/1. 673-8372 pet.. Kare.n 434-1424 129 lnvesl, S3il/mo year old. Whit• with proles1lonal Telemar-Call Sultan 96&.-45731 Valet Att•nd•nt• LIKI! HEW Stack~~~ &lloclUoll V.I.&. 51250/mo. 822-8535 overhead. $3000/mo+ black palchel, 'olery ketera to earn proles-or Tom 966-4592. ,_dad al Nwp1 Land-W/O. MIMI otter. ii31" car W/ln yr. 642'1634 friendly. I have four aJ. atonal wagas. Top POST.tJ. I COV'T JOBS Ing Blllbo• Is. PT·FT time # 975-&Bl , Hu\be~i. CORONA RENTALS TO PAYPHONE ROUTE ready. Free to a good wages & commission 521/HOUR.,.BENEFITS Call becween 10am·1 -,,L~•~·~·~•~m~•~·~·~· .. ~·-.,,= kin!. tui 9hlne9 NEWPORT 2622 SHARE 2724 50 Local & Eslab Silas home! Call Sheryl whUe qualifying 1or NO EXP Will TRAIN 2pm (BOO) 654·7700 N•w Whirlpool EleCI._ .. BEACH 2169 DEL MAR Earn $1500 weekly. 6fJ1·3192 our attractive benef111 To Apply c .. 71 4"47·1991 hlnl..Jng 0 a'I ng 8 Oryer (whltal $3""5. ' ' 1'H1N1ID«J A.BOfn' 1-800-866-4588 24 tirs -package Including garage aaJe? . OBO 644-8088 i -R&LOCA.TIN01' ;;;;iii~iii!!i;;;;;iiiiii Lg 28r 2Ba trpl mini CDM Blk to S.achl VENDING RTE•New medic•! coverage. R•c:•pllonlst Give us• caJll ,,w~~~!po,ol mo.Frlu okl. :' _Gii.ii ,I...,,.,. 28r 2Ba Penlho_UH oc:n vu, d.di, 1g'2-c:ar ""5pacious 28-2Ba. Apt. Machin.• W'I 21 Loe:•· PERSONALS Closers only! Call b• F(f pos. w/Grnn Tree CLASSIFIED ._., .. R_:~~=~~~~-1 Ocean view, comm gar. No peta. $1 550/ 2-c:ar gar. Quiet. $600 llons *Buy All or tween 1-4pm, 714· Trans. Co. Ught com-842-5e7a Ukene¥Wl 721 _1380 -pool/spa. $1095/mo. mo' Avl 815 720-1565 Ael'a , 875·2079 Part•80Q-59H780 ~ 966-4591. puierfi>hne. 548-5820 --~·~M!!.!!e~·~·~->!a~·~oc,:_·.1,c:;~·cii5i:r;;·;.:;;r.;;~~licoiii"'HOmo::-.;;;;;e;;;;; COSTA MESA 1024 AT THE BEACH s. ot PCH Lrg, airy 2er CDM Home. Ne., Behl PERSONALS 30 2 Gr••• Pa11i PT/Wknds. Receptionist w/1undsck. Frlg/mlc/ Vaulted Cell. Spaclou•ii:i:~:~~::~~~~~~~~~~;:~ Outgoing people to Mu s t Ilk• c•tal !8'SIDE DELIGHT Annual Rental• utl1• Incl. no/smk, no Share bath. N/S $495.IANNOUNCEMENTS .... •wear tt wg!it costumes FfT-PfT eso.1232 tBA 2BA, 2-c:ar, lrplc, pet. S1100 673-5454 +in utl. 975..:1539 SPOW outdoor dlractnal ser. giant k>I, qulel •ltnt. Or Summer WHkly Sharp, olean 28r CDM Home. Nell' Behl sco~ • Nnd car. 642-35i3 Restaurant JUat remodeled. L•'9• Select&on 18 a patio 2 blk• to Vautted Cell. Spacious SP•/I. I STUDIO CAFE • s244,900 2Bd 2ea VIila Bal • s1400 Big · Coro'na 1950 Sh.,• bath. HIS $495 ANNOUNCEMENTS Kennel Worker e.Rasi.l.M'ant Manager DONALOPFAFF 2Bd,Udo .. S2000/Wk Avall 7/1 ~ 873-3a5.2 ' +~uU.875-3839 1·900-263·1800 Mu at Ilka cats l •KllchenM~er i. • 433-0528 2Bd 2Bs .......... 1 1200 · · COM Prof, H/smk to 2920 Ext. 9625 FfT·PfT 650-:1232 Minimum 2 years exp. Cok1weR 8'M9I 3Bd+den, P9nln • 12100 ahar• large houu. $2." ~......_ S•nd reaume, 300 FaRECLOSURES Tht'1Ndlntlal7.& COSTA MESA 2624 Fum/unfum. Hr bnch. Watkln•We'r• not juat .._ .. ~~~fJa7420 MMAiNTncMECHANIC .:;~cii ~:01 · Hunt. Ov-.r 9 In Costa Mua ........ ... IMOO/mo. 876-1700 Vanllla & Pepper-FOf'i"-=~==~---1 .. h ••-Celel09 Cell O rang• Co. paint Relall ~·only .... er 67"1900 Chffry1•rw/lgdeck, •'•ldeCoat.M•-• .. ••••••••/ ~Bkr 122 .. n1. ~ eaa1gMC1 priing. 1nc:1rv. 1 bdrm eva111mmect 1n C714> 8!55-04S5 1• =~:~u;~r m:::: •OUT OF SANTA FEt ,._ I 2 N U It 2 + 1 Con.~. Fp. gar, PO(M. 2 avall. 1585-3 bdrm IWnhH. HMt,li:iiiSTi·-----1,~E~M::P~L~O~YME;,;;~~NT~.1 & repair machln9ry & Eacluslve high end wil I\¥ n I hkupa, eml yard. 3ith MoO/mo. &46-I081 cs.an, dMJG"li'" "°"'I LOST• fiacUltl••· Troubl•Mooe Sol.tth~•tem apparel New Luxury Twnhm St., Npt Isl. No dOga. CM 2 b/1ba smoke,. n-d only FOUND 2925 a soNe maJn'-1Ce •tote ls loo$llng fOI' f'/T 111, 3Br, 3'AIBe s11 so. Tom 90&-59Q.60D1 Arepl garage (roe., can. No cat.. S400I ~~~~ ..... ~~;ji!ii:Pt:oiiiiiiin--1 r.iated P'Qblema, ... cua1om•r ••rvlc• -·1 ~Yt~=r:::~h 3BA 21A Ba Blutre. Ught, t•~•)(819) 452· mo+~ utll. &50-4292 ii ll!PLOYKENT s-:JallV ~ In-~n~8!t S::.O!s:~ aaia 000 642-3973 bright, on gmblt. Shut· 1391 .,.... 753-M211 ShlA cute lmght 2Bf $71.00 PRElllOJ 5530 t:kdnu pkHnblnQ. me.-eai:p. ComRSAftlve Al • tera, parquet. Avt l/t . uaTaiDi UV clean 2ea apt, Corw del p.,. ~ de prol .. J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,...,l!!'!';;;o/ cMnlul a. c.arpat*y, ,. comm & benefit&. D=· POINT 1026 11 900 '40-1982 4~1123 2Br 1Ba, gar, 1750. ...... 1395/mo. c..11 aora con ~" de A DAILY SALAllY CW ~:":;~~= Cd Poppy, loU-6953. -.... utttui •awrlcte• 120 Albtlrt P*e ,,,,•~7~....,.=:--:~· ==-::::c::::I eacuela. y COIU par-$400. DAY working llte. medical, o.ua. R•tall ••I•• r:rr 37 Condo Sl:Bd 2... 548-1~ Shf 3Br custom houM .onal como negatives tot Don l.apr• of the v1Mon, LTD, 401 N. a. ,,,.. upscale card &. tri ~ lmmac. cond. CtMm ., nr Ttlang19 Sq. l600I de fot:oe, Hbtltos, red-TV show "Making quart-. bonus .,.., gll ~ • h '" ~ ~ c•rP•l•, •hutt•t•, oar-.. ••ttlnli 1 mo. Verw 19 ""• w/d . ~. memors.., etc. Money." c .. 0on •I -·., -~· •• • t;jtoml AUCTION• waah/dryer, lrlg. Pvt gar, p,atlO, nu cpC. No'**-eq..1w Es toy muy trl•t• 1-eoo-412•1113. 8 months °'•-• • Atrtum Ct. n•n51 • M NEW ow Pt. 11350/mo ....... ,380, lg ctst+more. Mn-t ~tu~..... ~ ,.,......_ ..• :.: ............. ~ Hou•"· Muat be mo ,.._I 722•1... ban OO(I '8 buurtl de ,,,._U.tlo&Mt wantec:I _, ftl• ~ ""'11 p/l IJiolidll GAi llnenclng. 81uth T..-.. .. wa. acddent• .... WnM tot buay "*· °'"· M•n•g•r. PO 80Jt -· ~Open 7 D11.ya 4Br 38a+bonll9 '"'· COllllE•CIAL •• ao ... Junie. Exp. pref'd w/1-.clala, 1297, SW1la Ana. CA ..... c e rlc. 4/hr. ~pm •13371t 2850 aq ft. '2300. UI LMGa Ii aRIGNT En HarbOt V)ew c..u body wrapa. muaage 82102, or apply In In C,M. M..OSOO X409 Bl1dgeHemp1on, Cana, ..:C:ono;:.::.he.:=.;:',;;4•:. .. :;080:::.:...__I a 29R11 wJN hdM ll~l~tBl=•=IL~j,BsT=~:A~TE~~lj oNewPof1 a..ch, ea. and aroma ._.y. per90R on Wed .. ....., Pl. AuoUon Oar .... B h a. • EncloHd o.r.,.e Barb( (714) ?»1MI Mutt IOC, trwat .-.q. 1a, .,_ ,.__ ....,.. Jutr ia. ,,.. calaloQ 88C Rr"8• • Poo1•aao•1•L.riclly 1/1---------J-:;";;";!YC-:*:''•:;•:;il:;m~•;;••;:•~"';:•,·1 :--'-'= .. '-'"='"'"''-'-""=»"-'-10'-'"'''·I •• 3400 w. l egato ...,.~·· 4444 Rf:OC WI.A., Fumllhld OuMI ............. ... .worn. Santa Ana. Ho ·-• 1 -1USD11SS oma S71.oo RIWARDI -·=-=· ....... ==":::°"=--• Orau-....., ~--· POI UJIT 27tt "°' ,_... ,._., ------1 M~~ =-rir:~7~1 ~·~·~·~·~-~·~-~~~~~;;~~~11 ~ =rt~~l·UUL---0-TIOllT-----lllPLO'OWlt Wlnl9t IUM1900/m0 negau,,.,, boOka, ,.. 'ISSO ~-i!4= N:-.:tt_. -::-~ VIWQI :_s;·~·=•H:tti;::::::::.:::::;;;il f71M1J .. .. .. IUlihno·~= ~er:. WOtll. They ..,.,.re: V11111Rent81e =-•----1 =~:-.:in 'T:.r.~mt :::""'°' •• -:- 10•• ' \ With CAL•SCANI ---ctll•lflod od In 178 .... _. wtth1combl111c1.-_,_ MOI 11 •II II i.11•• te elM• • 11 _. ., ..... -..u ...... 11•"' --.............. CAL•SCAN ftl1814U-e000 GUAGE SALE HINTS Before your garage sa le ....,.. a p:~ sale ad T .. ~-Pi1ot to Oowd. lit " I • • I ' I l \ TODAY'S CRQSSWORo ruziLE A.NSWKR8 TO WJl.:F:KLY llRIOOJI.: QUIZ l•cn~mJI Th• blddin1 has proceeded: NORTH EA8T 80ln'tl WEST I• Dbl T . Whot. action do you t.uke? r+'i~~~IA -You have a hand t.hol ia wort.h· lrm.H3EI"' len dcrerisivcly bul should produce ~~~•eeveral t.riclu1 on o1Tcn80 by way or *+IH.rtztl mlnor-.uil rum1: Our vote"~ lo a ~~~~~~~:ii preemptive jump lo throe spadee •s Lure 4 7 Fiutt.red (~) 48 PUl'POM 60 Oslnchet s 1 Uqold meQUI'• 52 Old hat 54 Atetlc dwening 57 Singer- Jamea 58 Slcillan voleano 59 Pest9'9 60 Jog e2 Performed 63 ActreH West f (we don't. mind four spades) in an alt.empt to shut. tho opponent.a out. rt.he auction. Q. t -Neilhor vulncrahlo, os South you hold: The bidding hos proceeded: SOt.n'H WEST NORTH •• p.., J• 1 What. do you bid now? £AST p ... A • Thi11 is a close call bet.ween a power raise t.o four spades or a jump shin. Alt.hough your wealth of firslr ond second-round controls are a persuasivi3 argument for the lot- ter course, partner may read you for an unbalanced hand if you make the illighUy foncy jump lo three dia- monds. Since you are bala nced, bid four apades. Q. 3 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: • •JO 7 6 3 2 \J7 OQ 5 •K Q 7 6 3 Partner opens the l>idding with one spade. Whal do you respond? A • Again, you have n hand rich in olTenRC with very l1111itcd drfcnae - clnaaic clues to thr fuct that n pre- emptive bid or some sort. is in order. J ump t.o four spades. Q. 4 • As South, vulnerable, you hold: •76 QAJ872 OJ106 •K 8 2 The bidd1n1 hn• proc:N'>dcd : NORTlf &ABT 80l11'H 10 p... 10 14 PMe f What. do yo" bid now? A • fo"or hi11 rree hid part11cr 11hmikl hav~ bet.I.er than a dead mmlmun1 openin1. b.ut. it. nuaht he 1n tho rorm ordi11tribut.ion•I 8U0"9 rRthcft.han hiih cords. For thc.monicnt, thnugh, y<111 c11n d<> no more limn take " prcrcrcnce to 1.wo diamonds. Vnl0111 partner ..can bid again, game should be out <>r reach. Q. 6 • ~8 South, vulncruble, you hold· 1075 1 .. illi ........ 1·-CAMPB---~JtS~.~.-v-·s-.-v••s CHUP AIR 1'UILlltS 8014 ------nn Mo•t us c1t1.. MUCEDIS 913ol•,•.•4•ci11Jii1ali.•.•.•v•:::.• .. ~;= ~ «~~-»: UTILITY TIWLU 21,000ml. Top.o No fteetrletlon• 6x9 Ft. Old but rug-'7e 480 aL 81Hgandy, ane con~sJC>n.' ~ t..aoo.aeo.eeoa ged, good tlrH. 1200. AC, pwr, crur... 2 lain• chair•. Loe~1 873-e832 topa, alarm. $14,SQ!O. ra<Mt, v-e. e/c, a,ft, OBO 648-~ 1 white. Perfect Conol· 'l/f . I Uke Newl S.00 GAIUlGI! SALES AUTOMOBILES MISW4-Y-::tt50 :~ .... :.l!ffll nCDTS ******* VOLVO eiJO 1t902401X NEWPORT 9030 BUCH 8169 BllW •A Q J 'J QJ I 08 • 06 •AK Q 9 1"iii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1• '88 7351 Loaded, Orey • AJC • Cruise , ~ Control • 5-Spd. Xlnt •• ?40 GL W Condltlonl One Owner White, IUNf, bk: .k. 98480 080 Call rcda 110,200 Lt .. , The bidding hos proc<'Cdcd: Multl Fanti~ Sal Ith phone, tools, whl/ma-Tracy 38t-2t23 03•-4o5o 7&9-030'7 NORTH F.AST SOOTH WF.8'1' 8am-4pm. Fum, chha, roon lthr. $7500 OBO 10 •o 1 & Iota of tr ... ur••I OrHt condl &SS-0700 -------- What do you bid now? (~ure Ave. Nwpt) 1883 7331 Burgendy. PLYMOUTH 9165 VOLISWAGEN H3 • .. •••••••• Beige lealh Inter. 5-'87 Cabriolet 17 A • East's preemptive bid h1111 made 1• apd, auto win. Sun· '89 Grand Vopger ml 5 ad lrana allver ec:ientific inveatigallon or slam TRANSPORTATION roof, 4-door. $3900 LIE Loaded, wd grain W/blk Int. nu. tit••· prospects nigh impossible, so we OBO. Xlnt cond. Must trim, 1 owner, xlnt clutch, xlnt conct, don't mind if you simply up and bid 19111 759-9199 condl s995o 845-2611 $4,400. (001) , .... • h •L h 848-51).42. 8832 ("""') .... •"88 111x eart& -al. worst., u1at 8 ould ..,.. .._..... be on a finesse. netter technique. BOATS 7011 BUIC!t 9035 CLAaalFll!D though, is Lo cuo·bid five diamonds. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Overstocked with It• a th• •a a y~ 1'hal migM open the door t.o 8 stuff? acceH. Informal grond slam should one be in the Hard Top elactrlc '84 Riviera CAlascalsllfl'!>" packed marketpla bo•l. Xlnt condl Looks & Auna Qreall .,,. vltl1ed ,..,.ulatl" ...... cards. $7000 (71 ) 676-7599 wlll hel~ -• ' • _.. · ' All power & extras. •42 •• • 8 c .. tfully • by all kinda Q n Tr.II R It. Q .lv •• 1 :$=4=5=00=0=B=0=.=6=4=6=·5=1=79::.t.-_;;;;;:v::;:;:"';;.;:.;;;;v of consumers . . 6 • oLh vulnem ble, BA South 11 you hold: nlzed 19' Boat Traller. $950.00 •Q 9 8 4 QK Q 7 S OK tO 7 •6 2 S4M89S The bidding hna proceeded. NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST .... 20 7 WhoL actio n do you take'! A · You m1ghl nr might nol hnve game, but one thing is reasonnl>ly sure: two diamonds should he beyond the reach of F.aal. We would double -even ir declarer makes the contract, no great harm will hnvc befallen you. Negative dou- l>len1 hAve an ol>vious cour!le -lhe hand is neor perfect for thnL con- venl1onal cull. POWERBOATS 7012 t 8' TRI HULL Open bow, lnciuded blmony & cover. Xlnt condl •Call 770-5805* SAIL BOATS t 4ft Lido Trailer, cover, extrat, gOOd condl $700 OBO. call 875-88t3 29' LANCER DSL • WANTED PETS & PETS •· wheel. Muat se111 \JI 714-723-4074 liTiiOiiBiiUYiiiiiiiiiiiiii60ii1ii9 iiANiiiiilMALSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii60ii4ii9 '"'ANIMAI.Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii60ii4ii9 30' ••llboat, 1 OHP .. -------------------------1• dl•••I, head, oven, USBD QOLP BALLS Adopt RoUwellerl Fr•• to approved al••~ s . Sell s11,ooo --·····-------------------0 YIS,51U. ~y CA.I : In large quanlltlH. Mal• 3yrs AKC 1301b1 home•: 4-yr-old male or with mooring at Top $ paid. 875-9103 trained. Needs tpeelal Samoyed & 2·yr-old 043 No. Balboa Chan- FURNITURE 6014 FURNITURE 6014 CAMERAS & or 8()().445-7878 homel 545-2912 female Aussie Shop-nel, $24,000 OBO. ADOP·T •-PET herd/Lab mix. Pr-efer 809-982•2852 Cuetom Rug Wool, WANT• D EQUIPMENT 6016 FREE TO YOU 6022 blue/green 8x1 0 $100 Armolre or Ent. center Llnhof Super Tec:hnlkaliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Not Orlentall 844-7418 873-Q163 or 729-8894. 23, 4 lensea, 4 backa, •FR••• King Bed $250, boys fltted case, $2500. Wiii TENNIS CLINIC dHlc/chalr $75, boy• MERCHANDISE consider Lelca trades. 10:30AM 12:00PM dretser $75, 432-8254 Pentax Spotmatlc 28/ Saturdays-Only. ~ to keep together, very1-=-~--=---..,,,---Every Sat & Sun at affectionate & playful. 38' Down ••ater PETSMART, Fountain 7·yr-old male Blue Brlalol condition, 5 Valley. Puppies, kit· Merle Aussie Shep-salla. Muat aelll Terma tent and more, all herd mix. Gorgeous, Poulble. 723-4074. looking for roving, car· loyal & c:alm. Nffds 1.,,-,..,,,--------lng hornet. CALL 597-adult home. 373-0771 85 Blueboy 24' & 19n 903~or more Info. ,...,....________ Trailer with n-tires. MOVINQ-Everylhlng MISC. 6015 50/135/300mm len1ea, All tevets and ages. QoHI Bed w/oak 1345. 714-434-0117 Oakwood Apartments FREE KJTIENS headbd, cherry futon PLANT SALB ACRES Southald•·(N.Bch.) In need of love. Save abut ed a nd Sacrifice •aero. abandoned pets. Bo a (818) 368-1989. volunteer/foster. Call 714-597·9037. w/pad, cover; dreuer, Cllrua·frull-avocado COMPUTERS 6018 Call Luke 722·5958 3 females: 1 7·wk old nit• table, patio table tr•••· fruiting $10. ., and 2 10-wk old. l"'TT:e':a~u'.:p:"'i':0::1~0~:r..~MJlltlNE SUPS w/c:halr, new love aeat Ul•c $10. Junlpera, Li tter-box train ed. F Dorvr. & chair, TV atand1, honeyauctd, rotemary, LEH THAH 2 YRS OLD JEWELRY, ftJRS ADORABLE I PIHse tr~~:~. 3p~~· ;;: '"iiiii'-"""iiiiiiiiiiiiii7iiOii2iiii2 floor plllowa, frig, vac:· herba $1. On palma 8' HCE 388 SX w/SVOA & ART 6025 c:atl 964-3048, leave wlll sacrlnc:• for seoo.1• uum, hammock, 3 bed $20. * 909-674-9422 monitor, keybrd, MS me•• a g •. G ood 858-5488 40' MOORINQ N.B. framH. 434-6823 DOS 8 w/Wlndow•, homes onlyl with amall boat. Xlnt Overstocked with fax modem, WP 5.1, Signed & numbered Fr•• KJttena lo c:atlonl $1 2,500. TRADE through classified 642-8878 W• PUT ITON OR TAK.m IT OPP Amtex Teldurlng 1111 aob B4t-aoes. atutr7 Framewk. Printer GSX pencll sketching of 10 gOOd homel (714) BICYCLES 6060 850-5855. A call to 240 Citizen, lesa 200 The .letson• Mr. 84w,15 '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hra. & printer •land & 8pacet1. Fram•d & ~-"'!""'=',..,_.----•• 45tt Mooring Nwpt Classified hydrollc chr. 434-e823 matted. $800 obo. Free kitten• to good Reoondltloned & & Boat end locatlon will help Call after 7pm, homer 6 wkt. old/vatl· u1ed Blket, Ilk• new. off Udo la. s1200. 842-5878 650-e742. out COIOf'• 875-5979 Ca ti 641·9284. Call 973-1717 ·--------- Run your ad in the Newport Beach Costa M&o Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it for another week FREEi All for $1 o• Zlp ......... ~Card O N£ DVISA a.M X "------·bf'-- ~'-OAAY l'l.OT 330 W ..,-. C.--CA rH71 (1111 w.J47t O> l!U VI.ti Al 14.JM ,,.._,...~ ,.._a..,.,,,,_._ -------0•4'"-o-aa..w O H 0--0--a--o-~ o-c.-a·-a-......, o_,. o•-o--a--a .. ..-oo-~ o...,_ a ......... c c..... o c-, .......... OM-0 ...,W o-.w- • J I 0 lor A "-· $1 00 eotio oJtlitiorrol h I •• ' • ························-··· ---- ••ftlNKa• Sin ce 1859. From $149+ low monitoring fff. •G0-4·~-·