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FARAWAY. YET so aose ...
The 103rd annual Orange
County Fair drew thousands
of people to the county fair-
grounds, but not all of them
came by way of the Costa
Mesa Freeway or local side
streets.
The fair got on-line this
year with a web site on Inter-
net's World Wide Web, so
computer users could learn all
about the 17-day fair and its
attractions and events. The
web site received favorable
comments from computer
users as far away as Indone-
sia, according to officials at
Maximized Online, the Irvine
bUSiness that helped get the'
0 .C. Fair on the 'Net.
And one visitor from a
Long Beach Netcom dial-up
reportedly wrote, •My wife
and I decided to go to the Fair
as a result of seeing you on
the Internet.·
NEIGHBORS
We all know Orange Coast
College is located smack in
the middle of Costa Mesa. But
it seems residents of neigh-
boring cities made up a large
chunk of the student popula-
tion last spring.
A total of 972 Fountain Val-
ley High School graduates
were among the 23,000 stu-
dents enrolled at OCC during
the spring semester, which
ended May 26. The number
made Fountain Valley High
the le~ding •teeder school"
forOCC.
Edison High in Huntington
Beach was ranked as the sec-
ond top feeder school. with
875 former students enrolled
at the college. And, 731 Hunt-
ington Beach High graduates
were on the OCC campus in
the spring.
Overall, the Huntington
Beach Union High School Dis-
trict provided 3,637 spring
semester students.
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District high schools
produced 2,323 spring semes-
ter students, including: 664
from Costa Mesa High; 572
from Newport Harbor High;
566 from Estancia High; and
371 from Corona del Mar
High.
OLYMPIC FEVER
Mark your calendars: The
Olympic Torch will make its
way through ow neck of the
woods around April 28, 1996.
The torch will be carried
cross-country to its final desti-
nation, Atlanta, Ga .. site of the
Summer Olympics, the Cen-
tennial Olympic Games. An
estimated 10.000 people will
carry the ton::h during the tra-
ditional relay across the nation.
The Olympic symbol is slat-
ed to be carried from Hunt-
ington Beach to San Diego
County on April 28, and
should pass through Newport
Beach, via Coast Highway, on
its southbound route. Details
are still being hammered out
Also stay tuned in coming
monthsforinform.ationon
how to become a torch bearer
in the relay; event organizers
say they will create communi·
ty selection panels to recruit
5,500 •community heroes" to
be runners in the event.
OUT OF TOWN, BUT
NOT OUT Of MIND
Our rule at this newspaper
is to publicize only local
events, i.e. Jtuff that happens
in Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa.
But we decided to bend the
rules a bit with a brief men-
tion of the upcoming Home
and Garden Show at the Ana-
heim Convention Center -
only becaUle two local busi-nesses wUl be showing oft
their stUff there.
Qilf Huffatetler, owner of
the Jlagb.i' Cijun RMtaurant
in Plua de cafel in Newport
S,.ch, and Maltln I*dric:h,
owner Of D'9dric:b Coftee tn
Coilta MelAt wtll iDab
appear~ 'It tbe ibow.
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SAMANTHA FELDMAN I OAllY PILOT
Ellen Gladis recently painted 12 large canvases that will be displayed around the Pavilions market on lido Island.
THE ART O·F SHOPPING
Via Lldo Pavilions will feature 12 murals of local scenes -
depicted by a Newport Beach artist -when it reopens Aug. 11
By Marc S. Posner, Daily Pilot
J
Ethe market for a.rt?
Try the Via Lido Pavilions
ore when it reopens on
Aug. 11.
When the current remodel-
ing is complete, the 27,521 -
square-foot store will feature
12 murals of local scenes
depicted by a local artist.
•rve done a lot of mural
work, but not this many in one
place," said Ellen Gladis, the
Newport Beach woman
responsible for the store's artsy
look. ·we decided we didn't
want just postcard beauty, but
activity. We're trying to give it
a historical feel.•
Gladis researthed pictures
at the library, in businesses'
archives, and books. A selec-
tion committee th.at included
City Councilman Jolin Hedges
settled on 12 scenes.
The Balboa Pavilion will be
shown past and present. Other '
murals include the Christmas
Boat Parade, the Cannery
restaurant, and the Newport-
to-Ensenada boat race, Gladis
said.
•Fritz Duda, the owner of
Via Lido Plaza, thought it
would be a real neat idea to
have some artwork up," Glad-
is said. •Fritz loves artwork
and he wanted something
unique in the store."
The medium -inside a
building -is nothing new to
Gladis, who said she's been
pa.iJJting and drawing since .birth. ..
Most of her work appedTS
in homes, including some of
the city's most prominent
addresses, she said.
Her art also can be seen
inside Jack's Shrimp restau-
rapt. and she was commis-
5'>ned to do the Corona del
Mar SK poster two years ago.
After the store re-opens,
Gladis said lithographs and
posters of Uw murals will be
available for sale.
But. if you want to see.
her latest work before its
official 8 a.m. unveiling on
Aug. 11, Gladis cautions
you're in for a wait, because
there's no peeking into the
market that sits adjacent to
City Hall.
At Pavilions, 3.433 Via Lido
Drive, black plastic covers the
work Gladis dlreddy hd:. com-
pleted while workers conlmue
their remodel of a bwJdmg
tha t hasn't been expanded
since it opened m 1947 a:.
Richard's Market.
As part of 1ts umque lt>Ok.
the new store will include sky
lights and exposed, naturcll
wood ceiling beams.
Art and atmosphere ..iside.
there will be other signihcant
additions to the store, compa-
ny officials say.
A complete service dell -
offering hot and cold entree-.
-will be added.
There also will be a bakery.
a floral shop, fresh seafood
and a sushi bar, a ·butcher-
sbop -style· meat department.
and a Wells Fargo bdnlung
center.
Ooudcover
puts clamps
on beach
crowds
• Cooler temperatures,
lack of sunshine send
some folks home early,
and turns others away.
By Marc S. Posner, Daify Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Look-
ing 'to escape triple-digit week -
end highs, an estimated 80,000
people flocked to the city's
beaches on Sunday.
And cooler temperatures is
1ust what they got. But it came at
the expense of the sun
Newport's mercury readmg
barely escaped the 60s, thanks to
cloud cover and a high-pressure
system over the Four Comers
dfeci of the country. weather offi-
c1clls said.
"We never had the sun come
out today,· Newport Beclch We-
'f gudrd Gordon Reed said.
··(Attendance) would been heav-
ier, but a lot of people packed tt in
early or they turned around and
went bdck home.·
Bedch attendance fell m ore
than 20,000 people from Satur-
day, when highs reached 108 in
Rlver:.ide dnd 95 in Anaheim
E\ Pn those 1n1dnd communities
cuolt•d droppmg lo 99 and 81
respeclJ\ ely on Sunday, accord-
ino to the Ndbondl Wedther Ser-
v1< t-\\'dlPr lemperdlures were 10
lht• uppPr fiOc,
ThP coohng trend will contin·
UP for dt ledst the next couple of
ddys Sdld Bruce Rockwell, d
lon·ld..,lt•r <tl the wedther agency
Un ~unday, Ne'h'J>Ort Beach
11.fequards reported a trash-can
fm> , net dbout 90 rescues
But. :.enous 101unes were
-,par'><'. of11nals sd1d
"Tlus i., how it should be all
.,nmmer,' <>d.ld ltfeguard d1s-
pcltcher 8ndn Ndp1eraJa. "It was-
n t dS busy as (Saturday), but, 1t
Wds d busy ddy. There was stuff
to do"
One SWlffimer wcls taken to
the hospital as d precaution after
report.mg a slight neck and back
tnJury. Weguards said
A Jet Ski nder dlso received
mechcctl care at the Sbenff's Har-
bor Pcltrol station for a gash near
.rn eye Orange County Shenff's
Sgt J R Wtlson said
lnstead of going up real ruce
like they do 10 the commercials,'
W1bon said, ·he came down m a
nose dtve •
Atmosphere,
locatton, good
food and hand-
crafted ales are
all part of what
Ascencios wins yacht race
conb1butes to
th~ success of
the Newport
Beach Brewing
Company.
Tapping into s~ccess
Newport Beach Brewing Company is mixing
good food and hand-crafted ales to bring in big crowds
answer to his own question. So
do co-ownen Roz Salamone,
Mike t.iadlock and the counU
number of patrons wbO have
flOdl:ed Into the b~"s p{lfk-
ing lot entrance sin<:e the facility
~Aprill.
What does tbe Brewing Co.
ofter' ~~~abdlamd
aan.c1-.uy81e~
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and ....... B11cbr~.N.w-
port Beach Brewing Company is
cap~ on• hot trend.
Salarilone, a former ....itor.
came acrou his flrlt micro·tnW·
ecy in MaMattan Belldl fow
yean ago. He qui('kty became
hooked
•1 WU fudnaled wtth the
concept.• wd S&i.ntone, who is
m the process of maving fTOm
AtmClll to N wport Bftdl. "l
b'a..o.d to C<>lorado, Northern
•see success PAGE •
By Marc S. Posner, Daily Piiot I ~-~-
NEWPORT HARBOR Alex
Ascencios, an OlyrnpK hopeful,
was the first of 76 sailo~ to hmsh
Sunday's Flight of the Lasers, a
60-year-otd yacht race clround the
bay.
·1 don't know u 1t hcls much to
do with his Olympic hopes,· aid
Seymour Beek. the event's chair-
man, •But, it certamly afhnns his
talent because he won by a long
way.•
The event, sponsored by the
Commodores Club of the New-
port Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce, isn't all about wm-
ning, however, said Beek. who
described this year' event as
•kind of a parade" thank to
"unusual• weath r condiuon .
•1t•s like the sand castle con-
test in Corona del Mar," Beek
said. "It's just a nice thing for the
community to do. It's a groat spoc-
tdcle and 1t s something for the
kids to look forward to.·
The event's leVlty is punctuat-
c>d by the off-beat awards it offers
m addttion to the top-10 finishers.
They include the first husband-
wtle tedn\ to firush and the first
parent-child team
Here are the winners by cate-
gory:
Flight of the Lasers (first to
tenth): Alex Ascenaos, Ja on
Bell. Peter Wells. Kevin Taugher,
Carter Ford Alam Lostis, Argyle
Campbell, Mike Amgo. Bill
Wdl'd, and Tucker Cdlllpbell.
• Racheal Rig. or small sail (first
to tlurd) Jennifer Porter, Patnck
Scruggs. Jr .. and Emily Coh en.
Other awards: Heiither Porter1
hrst girl, Curtis and Michelle
Drever, fm.t mdJTled couple; nm
and Matt Hogan, first parent-,
ch1ld tedm, Vincent Mungo,
youhgest boy; Cdrrie Ha ki!ll.
younge5l girl; and Roy Woolsey,
oldest kipper.
MONDAY, .kllY 31, 1915
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BAR·RY MARTINEZ
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HEIS
The 39-year-old director of youth ministry at St
-Aiu:trews-Presbyterta:rrC in NewporrBeactr.M -
tinez's Wednesday night "Prime Tune" youth program
weekly caters to more than 75 local students.
LARGER 1ltAN LIFE
H you ever see a large man -with an even larger grin
on his face -leading a group of kids late on a weekend
night, you have probably spotted Martinez on one of bis
.. all-night blitzes .•
What is an •all night blitz?" It's when Martinez packs
the 100 or so members of his youth group into a bus and
ventures out on a sundown-to-sunup search for fun.
Some stats from the youth group's last "blitz•:
tinez is finding it easier to expand his programs to reach
more kids.
"[have a ~at head ~or who supports what I do,•
he said. ''I.believe Gocfnas9iven~me ~ f
kids. I want to challenge them to better themselves. I want
to reach out t9 the kids on their level•
Besides playing host to 70 to 100 kids at his Wednesday
night "Prime Tune• program -which Martinez describes
as a lot of music, skits, games, fun and food -the youth
minister also organizes summer and winter camps; works
with orphanages in Rosarito. Mexico; allows kids to "hang
out" and study in his office during the school year1 and
heads a 16-to 18-member staff of volunteers, many of
who are former partidJ>Fts in the youth program.
A 'KID AT HEART' h earing aids
y husbdnd and I go
back a long way in the
hearing aid wars. The
Devoured 116 hot fudge sundaes at McDonald's; took up
more than 20 lanes at a bowling alley; played broomball
at an ice rink; and at 2 a.m., spent in excess of $300 eating
Tommys hamburgers.
·1 have more passion to work with youth today than 10
years ago,• said the spirited Martinez. "But now I need"'
more sleep."
LEAH HOGSTEN I DAA.V Pll.OT
pretty swprised that I turned out to walk with the Lord.•
"He has an incredible ability to attract kids." said Car-
olyn "Mike" Brown, Martinez's assistant "Bany is real
warm and easy to get to know. He is very much a kid at
heart."
st frequent gnpe at our
., - 1se 1s, "Stop mumbling and FROM 'MEATHEAD' TO MINISTRY
His initial involvement with the church came as a
leader of the "Young Ufe" Christian group at Warner
High School. And as Martinez put it. "I knew this was the
direction that I wanted to go."·
Martinez also makes it clear that his program is open to
all junior high school-age students. not just members of
the church.
"Sixty-to 70% are 'non-church' kids,• Martinez said.
s elk up!" My inevitable retort,
"Why don't you put in your
hearing aids?" This is followed
by d string of oaths not printable
in a family newspaper.
As a kid growing up in Downey, the self-desaihed
Mrowdy~ and football •meathead~ probably wouldn't have
predicted a career as a youth minister.
SPENDING PRIME TIME WfTH YOUTli
Now years after this first encounter and four years after
beginning his non-ordained position with St. Andrews,
Martinez holds the reins of a very successful youth pro-
gram. With growing acceptance from the church. Mar-
"We say 'You are welcome here.' We don't want to cater
only to 'church' or Christian kids.
I try to create an umbrella of love for all kids to come
feel accepted and cared for." "I have definitely been around the block and done
some dumb things," said Martinez. •My brothers were -By R. John Forstrom Marriage becomes more
repetitive the older we get. espe-
cially when your partner and
soul mate won't lake advantage .. of a small deVlce no larger than
a stuffed olive thdl permits him
lo hear every complaint and
opinion you mutte r.
It took me three years to per-
suade Bill to buy h earing aids
and two more years of nagging
to persuade him to wear the m
occasionally.
Every morning I lecture him
on what's missing being partially
deal, and he gives me that
be nighted husbandly glance,
assuring me he knows exactly
what he's missing
Aside from being an obstinate
male, l couldn't understand why
Bill wouldn't take advantage of
medical science Then it struck
mel Men hate props.
They feel it demeans their
man.hood to rely on artlfidaJ
devices such as hearing aids,
toupees, canes. and elevated
Shoes.
My h usband needed more
provocative incentive to sharpen
lus hearing than listening to my
chatnbes. What 1 needed was
gossip! lrresistible morsels of
scandalous news worth heanng.
The next morrung I dropped a
rumor about a couple we know
whose husband is suspected of
having an affair with his secre-
tary.
Suddenly. Bill was all ears
and rushed off to get his hearing
aid so he could listen to all the
shocking d etails.
Unfortunately, this rumor was
of short duration when the cou-
ple was last seen having lunch
in a highly moral and sedate
caletena.
The latest cnsis in the heanng
aids saga: one of the devices has
varushed. We've searched every
place for the little bugger, with
no luck. I can't be sure my hus-
band isn't the culprit, but he
swears not.
Before we invest in a new
device, I'm exploring other
options.
One is called a Listenaider
that allows you to hear a whisper
25 feet away. Equipped with
headphones that look like a
small radio, it fits conveniently
into your pocket. It works by
focusing sounds onto a micro-
phone and amplifying them.
H nothing more, Bill can
always play disc jockey with it.
• NANCY MdNTYRE'S column awean on
MondaYJ.
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RE ALIZING
A DRE AM
Yachtswoman
Bettina Bents
helpe d Newport
Beach Nautical
Museum set sail
Bettina Bents was a young woman of
considerable talents. She was an
accomplished musician and taught
piano to students in Newport Beach;
she was a professional fund-raiser and had
worked on a personal fund-raiser for Presi-
dent Reagan.
She was also an active yachtswoman and
had won nwnerous local and national titles
for women sailors.
And prior to her brief illness and untimely
death at age 26 in 1983, she had worked on a
campaign to establish a maritime museum in
Newport Beach. ·
Bettina was a daughter of well-known
Newport Beach realtors, William and Marcia
Bents.
Her mother took on Bettina's maritime
museum as a labor of love. and in June of
1986, she stood witp Bill Ficker in front of a
grey-shingled building on W. Balboa Boule-
vard and watched Newport Beach Mayor
Phil Maurer cut the boater's line that
stretched across the doorway.
The Newport Beach Nautical Museum
was offidally open.
With Marcia Bents as chairman of the
board of directors. aJong with other support-
ers who raised the funds necessary to reno-
vate the former recreation center, collected
the memorabilia and solicited memberships,
it became a reality.
And the community responded by loaning
and donating exhibits and artwork to the
museum, until. as the yea.rs passed, it was
bursting at the seams.
In August. a wondrous thing will happen
to Bettina Bents' dream of a maritime muse-
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AH rights l'lilMld.
LO Newport Beach
gets a voice
in improving
transportation
• Supervisor Marian
Bergeson, two other resi-
dents appointed to state
commission to study infra-
structure problems.
NEWPORT BEACH -Super-
visor Manan Bergeson and two
other Newport Beach residents
have been appointed to serve on
a state commission that will look
for ways to improve transporta-
tion.
The Commission on nans-
p ortation Investment will seek
the most effective way to pay for
highway construction that
includes seismic retrofitting of
freeway overpasses, Bergeson
said.
Many of the construction pro-
jects in' Orange County are paid
for with money raised by Mea-
sure M -a voter-approved
countywide saJes tax hike. But
highway projects also are funded
by the state and federal govern-
ment.
"There has to be a concerted
effort in the planning ... of high-
way construction,~ Bergeson
said of th~ diverse funding
sources and the desires of each
entity. •we don't have sufficient
dollars m the State 1Tansporta-
tion Improvement Program to
complete these projects."
DAA.V Pl.OT Alf PHOTO
The Newport Beach Nauttcal Museum officially opens In June, 1986. Newport may-
or Pbll Maurer does the ribbon-cutting with Marda Bents and Bill Ficker.
The group -that also
includes Ali Razi, the president
of Stratham Group in Newport
Beach and Robert Shelton of
Corona del Mar, the vice chair-
man of the California nans-
portation Commission -will
conclude their study by Nov. 15.
Dean Dunphy, the secretary of
the state Business, nansporta-
tion and Housing Agency, creat-
ed the commission last week
seeking long-and short-term
solutjons to infrastructure prob-
lems.
UIIL.Jt will move to a Newport Beach land-
mark. the venerable queen of the harbor, the
Reuben E. Lee (lately the Charley Brown),
where there will be five times the space to
store and exhibit conbibutions.
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TEMPERA'IURES Momi09 fosi and
Newport Beach douds.
70/65
Balboa T1DIS
70/65 TODAY
Costa Mesa First low
7416() 6!06 a.m. 0.5
Corona~ Mar Arst high
70/65 12:37 p.m. 4.5
Second low
SURF FOMCAST 6:25 p.m. 1.9
LOCATION SIZE Second high
Wedge 2·3 s After midnight
Newport 2-3 s
Bladcle5 2-l s TUESOAY
Rlwr Jetty 2·3 s Ant low
CdM 2-3 s 6:ll a.m. 0.8
First high
IOATING 12:o9 a.m. 4.4
Winds south to s.cond low
SOl.ltMalt 10 to 15 7:28 p.m. 1.9
knots,~ln Second high
!M afternoon. Wirid 1·11 p.m. • 4.7
WIWS Of four Mt .
Wlth a fOUt~
southw-.rty sMll.
If you'd like to help Bettina's dream come
true, the Nautical Museum is hoping to raise
$100,000 to complete the project. Call them at
673-3377 for more information.
-Compiled by Anne Spinn -Marc S. Posner
Free meals offered to kids this summer
COSTA MESA -Pree breakfasts Parsons Center will only serve
and lunches will be available for local meals June 26 to July 28. Pom ona wW
children this summer at five Costa serve meals from July 5 to Aug. 25.
Mesa locations. The summer food program is set up
The Newport-Mesa Unified School to nourish children only.
Dlsbict is offering the summer food •Parents are w elcome to accompany
service program now through Aug. 25, their children. But, the parents are not for all children 18 and under, especial· supposed to eat the children's food,• ly those children from low-income fam-
Wes. safd Lois Plowmen, senior secretMy in
The free meals will be offered at the the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis-
bid's food services department. following Costa Mesa locations every However, the parents can buy lnea1s day, except July 4:
• Pomona Elementary, 2051 Pomona for $2.75 After the childi'eri have eaten,
Ave. (8 a.m . and noon) according to Ja('cjuellile KraVits, dit·
met director of. food Services. • Whittier Elementary, 1800-N.
Whittier Ave. (n oon} The Newport-Mesa ichool distltct
• SonOra Blementary, 966 Sonora hJ! tp_Qnsored the foOd .eMCe ~
Roed (11:30 a.m.) gram along with the U.S. Dep&rtment
• arsons S,P.edal Sducation Center, t:A Agncialture for the pa.st three sum·
2350 Canyon Dr. (U U n .) men.
• Uons Perk, Ahabetm Avenue aild Pot more intonnation, call the dis·
18th Street. (8 a.m. and noon) tnd at 556-3273.
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MONDAY, JULY 31, 1995 8 -espite b_
J
ptcy,.it's not all bad for the· Baldwins
DUS GREAT TIMING OR
1HATI -Just when you're
;arting to feel sorry about the
~ptcy embarrassment con-
ting the Baldwin brothers,
e high-living homebuilders
1've long adomf"d our social
ae, along comes something to
ter the spirits.
n the current (August) issue
.rchitectw"al Digest, there's a
page spread in glorious color
1e •western retreat" created ·
Wred and Deanne Baldwtn
r the Grand Tetons in
:>ming -a place to get away
ll it all.
:bis homestead is a bit rustic
:m compared to their other
dences, such as the beach
rhe Volunteer Directory runs
1odl00Jly in the Daily Pilot. If '\
r'd like ihtormaUon on getting
u organization listed, can 642-
!1, ext. 331.
IERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
e American Cancer Society's
:mge County Unit is seeking
,ce volunteers for numerous
(S and hours. Also, volunteers
1 being sought to answer calls
the units Helpline lnloCenter.
r information on these and oth-
volunteer opportunities, call
.ri Davidson at 364-3829.
llERJCAN RED CROSS,
!ANGE COUNTY CHAPTER
e Orange County chapter
the Ame rican Red Cross
eds volunteers to address
m.munity groups about Red
oss services and to act as
isons with the media in disas-
. and emergency situations.
•r information, call Judy lan-
.ccone, 835-5381, or Joan
iller, 835-5381 , ext. 422.
\1ERICAN YOUTH
>CCER ORGANIZATION
:>rona del Mar AYSO Soccer
~gion 57 needs volunteers for
t95 soccer season registration.
uents of boys and girls aged 4
'2 to 16 are needed for comput-
. input, telephones, coaching,
!fereeing, equipment and pur-
1asing. Call 640-2539.
~UET PAOFICA
he Ballet Pacifica Guild, a vol-
nteer support group for Ballet
acifica, needs volunteers for a
ariety of tasks. For information,
ill Molly Lynch at 642-9275.
IG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS
1en and women over 20 years of
ge, having lived in Orange
:ou.nty for six months and o.n the
>b for at least three months, are
eeded to serve as big brothers
r big sisters for children 6-16
rom single-parent homes. For
'lformation, call 544-7773
IOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF
:OSTA MESA//NEWPORT BEACH
"'he three area Boys and Girls
:tubs need volunteer coaches
tnd art or craft workshop teach-
?rs. For locations and additional
ruormation, call Dick Powers,
~2-2245.
:ENTENNIAL FARM TOURS
/olunteer docents are needed at
he Centennial Farm at the
)range County Fairgrounds in :osta Mesa. Call Ginny Smith,
708-1517.
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jerry
kobrin
bunk-house in Emerald Bay, but
the 120-acre wilderness spread
captures the spirit of the Old
West, where seldom is heard that
discouraging B-word.
I'd love to quote from the
magazine piece, but the verbiage
is much too sugt1l'y for my dia-
betic condition. However, it's
worth noting that this little home
on the range features a second-
floor game room with an antique
Brunswick pool table that's been
sandblasted "to lighten up the
wood."
It wouldn't be ta.steful to pub-
lish a price-tag, but Architectural
Digest notes that "the house
pays homage to western lodges
erected at the tum of the centu-
ry."
OK, I'll buy that. They don't
make 7 ,000-square-foot log cab-
ins like they used to, and it's
comforting to note that early set-
tlers were able to survive without
most of the amenities.
I mean, whoever beard of
buffalo, deer and antelope roam-
ing around a sandblasted pool
table?
Furthermore, the magazine
gushes: "Though the house is
filled with western art and arti-
facts ... it has none of the formali-
ty of a gallery, just the ease of a
family at home."
Home. Ah. the re's the opera-
tive word. Al last published
reports, all the Baldwin compa-
nies' homebuilding "has stopped
beeause subcontractors refuse to
volunteer directory
COMMUNITY HOSPICE CARE
Community Hospice Care, an
organization that provides
medical and emotional support
to terminally-ill patients and
their families in Orange County,
needs volunteers in Costa Mesa
and Newport Beach. For infor-
mation 9r registration, call Ci.tldy
Laird, 978-7447.
COSTA MESA av1c PLAYHOUSE
The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
needs volunteers for ushering,
backstage, mailings, typing.
lights, and many othe r duties.
For more information, call 650-
5269.
COSTA MESA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The society collects mformatlon,
photos and artifacts relating to
the history of Costd Mesa and
the Harbor area. Volunteers are
needed for clencal tasks, com-
puter input dJld help in the
library. For ir'lfonnation, call
Charles Beecher, 631-5918.
-COSTA MESA LITERACY GROUP
The Costa Mesa Literacy Group
needs volunteers to help people
become literate or teach English
as a second language. For infor-
mation, call Fuller, 548-3384.
COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER
The multi-purpose .seruor ser-
vices facility, located at the cor-
ner of 19th Street and Pomona
Avenue, seeks volunteers for a
variety of tasks. For more infor-
mation, call 645-2356 from 9 a .m.
to 5 p .m.
DISCOVERY SHOP
Discovery Shops are run by the
American Cancer Society. Volun-
teers are needed and no special
skills are necessary. For informa-
tion, call 640-4777 between 10
a.m. and 5 p.m.
EASTER SEALS
Easter Seals Society needs volun-
teers for ongoing clerical work,
help in programs for children
with disabilities and to help with
special evehts. For information,
call 834-1111.
FISH HARBOR AREA INC.·
Friends in Service to Humanity
(FISH) offers emergency assis-
tance to those in need and pro-
vides the Mobtle Meals program .
Volunteers are needed to help in
a variety of areas. For more iruor-
mation, call Debby, 645-8050.
FRIENDS OF THE
COSTA MESA LIBRARY
The Friends of the Costa Mesa
Library needs volunteers. For
information, call the library, 646-
8845.
HERITAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY
Volunteers are needed for an
auxiliary support group being
formed by Heritage House, a
RENT-TO-OWN
Fumlture, Electronics & Appl lances
Low WeHIV a MOt1tt11Y Payments
No Down Payment or Deposit coast lent -To -on waMHse
6'x 9' lndo-Kashan
Rea. $2~9 SAi.i Pita tso
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$590
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9'x12' l Wdsh Rea. $8900
SAU fllllCE SHOO
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non-profit substance abuse
recovery home for pregnant and
parenting women and their chtl-
dren in Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 646-2271.
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION
Make-A-Wish Foundation of
Orange County, whose mission is
to make wishes come true for
children with life-threatening ill-
nesses, seeks volunteers to occu-
py a variety of positions. For
information, call Gilda, 476-9474.
NEWPORT BEACH CONFERENCE
AND VISITORS BUREAU
The Newport Beach Conference
and VlSitor's Bureau is dedicated
to the promotion of the city to
potential visitors. If you have
extensive knowledge of Newport
Beach and would hke to volun-
teer. call 644-1190.
OPERA PACIFIC
The Opera Paolic Guild
Alliance, d support group for
Opera Paolic, has a wide range
of activibes for volunteers. For
information, call 474-4488.
ORANGE COUNTY
HOMELESS TASK FORCE
The Orange County Homeless
Task Force is recruiting volun-
work until they are paid •
Seems reasonable. Back. m the
Old West, didn't they have ways
of settling little disputes like
that?
MEANWHILE, BACK AT
11tE COURmOUSE -fve just
leamM that the Architectural
Digest piece is among-items sub-
mitted in the court of U.S. Bank-
ruptcy Judge Robin Riblet, who's .
been heanng the Baldwins'
request.for money to resume
operagons
The puff-piece couldn't have
come at a worse time. Gosh,
don'tcha 1ust hate your PR peo-
ple when things like that hap-
pe n?
teers for the Lnterfaith Council
Network to work one-on-one
Wlth homeless adults in the pro-
gram on basic life skills. For
information, call 263-1774.
QRANGEWOOD BOUTIQUE
The upscale resale boutique
which benefits the Orangewood
Children's Home for neglected
and abused children needs vol-
Wtteers to create displays, tag
dothes and work Wlth customers.
among other dutles. For informa-
tion, call Christine, 760-6640.
PRENTICE DAY SCHOOL
The Prentice day School is d
state accredited co-educatJonal
day school serving the needs of
children with Speclf1c Language
WAIT, 'DIEIU!'S MO.IE -In
case you missed it in the busi-
ness pages. Al and James Bald-
win and their families have a few
<>!her possesSJons in add.i.tton to
their abodes ranging from the
Grand Tetons to Cabo San Lucas.
These include the obligatory
yachts, a fleet of off-road race
cars, "several• airplanes, and a
private ski-lift.
No wonder they're petitioning
the bankruptcy court for a sub-
stantial raise in their weekly
allowance. As any parents can
tell you. toys don't come cheaply
these days.
• J8'tlfY KOlllUN'S column runs Monday
and W~nes<Uy
Disabihties//Dyslexia. Volunteers
are needed in many areas. For
mformation, call 538-4511 .
SAVE OUR YOUTH
The West Side Costa Mesa youth
orgaruzation is looking for volun-
teers to help create a positive
alternative for people 12 to 23
years old. Volunteers are-needed
to help in areas such as health &
fitness. aerobics and academic
tutonng. Call 548-3255.
SOMEONE CARES SOUP KITCHEN
The Someone Cares Soup
Kitchen needs food servers at the
First United Methodist Church in
Costa Mesa, or at the Rea Com-
muruty Center. For mformation,
call the soup kitchen at 646-8181.
INSURANCE
INDIVIDUAL & GROUP
•LIFE• HEALTH/DENTAL • ANNuITIES
DANE. HARRIS , CLU
ACCESS TO ALL COMPANIES
35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
CALL 675-3105 FAX 675-3109
YOCNEVER
SAU-SAGE
A
RESTAURANT
j oin Us For
Lunch• Dinner •Sunday Brunch
Catering Available For Any Occasion
For Reservations and Directions Call
723-0621
2 ~I Sh1pyurd Way • Newpon B~ch
MONDAY, JULY J1, tM
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CHILDREN'S UBRARY PROGRAM
As part of the Newport Beach
.PUblic Ubrary's Summer Reading
Program, Barbara lOein will
"revisit the '60s" and discuss
"friendship and love" during
three separate programs this
week. Chlldren in first through
fifth grades will also have the
opportunity to make macaroni
necklaces decorated with fiowers
and peace symbols.
Muddy water
. W£ALTH MANAGEMENT
The Financial Education Soci-
ety is offering a free seminar
from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m . titled,
·Long Term Health Care Strate-
gies -Sound protection without
the cash flow strain." The semi·
nar is part of a swnmer series
held at Villa Rosa (residence),
1711 lrvine Ave, in Newport
Beach. Seating is limited and
reservations are required. For
reservations, call 646-3000.
TUESDAY
CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB
i
The Newport Beach Christian
Women's Club is holding a
"Hawaiidn Holiday" luncheon
from 11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the
Balboa Bay C lub, 1221 W. Coast
Highway in Newport Beach.
Leora Heim, a radio ,ana TV per-
sonality in Hawaii, will be the
featured speaker. The event will
also include a "Resort Fashion
Show.· The cost is $17 and reser·
vations are required. For infor-
mabon, call Mlckl at 964-5007 or
Adele at 760-9616.
ANT'HA FELDMAN I DAILY PILOT
Dustin Lachman, 3, from Costa Mesa, tries to outrun the mud thrown by Dave, a tamlly
friend, while out at the beach on ~ warm bUt cloudy Sunday afternoon.
KIWANIS CLUB MEETING
Jim Wood. editor of the Coast-
e r Magazine, will be discussing
the Orange County bankruptcy
at the noon meeting. The Kiwa·
nis Club meets e very Tuesday in
the Shark Island Ydcht Club,
1099 Bayside Drive m Newport
Beach. For information , call Bob
Josten at 723-0267.
PARKS, BEACHES AND
RECREATION MEETING
The city of Newport Beach's
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission will be holding their
monthly meeting at 7 p m. in
Council Chambe rs, 3300 New·
port Blvd For informal.Jon, ccill
644-3151.
WEALTH MANAGEMENT
The Financial Education Soo-
e ty is offenng a free seminar
from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p .m. titled,
~401 (k) Maxed Out? -There
are othe r wmdows of opportuni-
ty." The semmdr is part of d sum·
mer senes held al Villa Rosa (res-
idence), 1711 Irvine Ave, in
Newport Beach . Seating is limit-
ed and reservdtions are required.
For reservations, call 646-3000.
SEWING FOR KIDS
The Newport Beach Library is
sponsoring two separate, four-
session sewing classes for kids
from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and 6:30 to
7:30 p.m. Wednesdays in the
Oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar-
guerite Ave. in Corona del Mar.
Titled "Simplicity Kids Can
Sew,• each student will complete
a project using a sewing
machine. Each class is limited to
six children and the cost is $52.
To register, call 644-3151.
STOCK MARKET SEMINAR
Orange Coast College is offer-
ing a two-part workshop titled
#How to select Winning Stocksn
from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. today and
Aug. 9. Steve Bernardy, an
account vice president at a major
brokerage furn, will teach new
investors bow to get started in
the stock market and give expe-
rienced investors access to pro-
fessional growth strategies. The
seminar meets in room 101B of
OCC's Business Education Build-
ing and the cost is $29, including
materials. To register, call 432-
5880.
SMAU BUSINESS WORKSHOP
Edward D. Jones & Co. and
the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Small Business Institute are offer-
ing a free seminar for small busi·
ness owners titled HPlanning for
the Next Generation: Your
Future and the Future of Your
Business." The seminar runs
from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. at the
offices of Edward D. Jones, 1525
Mesa Verde Drive East in Costa
Mesa, and John Ward of Loyola
University will be the featured
RUFF ELL'S
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HICKORY FARMS•
Buy one pack
at our regular
price and· get
the second
pack
FREE
WESTCUIFF PLAZA
1711l It lniDe Aft., Newpait a.It ... "Gift., .... ~.
speaker. Seating is limited. For
reservations, call 557-8725.
COMBAT CHILD ABUSE
The Exchange Oub Child
Abuse Prevention Center is seek-
ing volunteers to help families
deal with issues surrounding
child abuse. Participants must
attend three training sessions -
from 6 to 9 p.m. today and Aug.
9; and 9 a.m . to 4 p.rn. Saturday,
Aug. 12 -in order to qualify.
Participants will be trained by
professional case workers and
will then deal directly with "al-
risk" families. The center is
located at 2482 Newport Blvd,
Suite 7 in Costa Mesa. For infor-
mation, call 722-1107.
SPEAK UP NEWPORT
Republican senator Ross John-
son will discuss the California
legislature, Orange County
Bankruptcy and California's
financial status at Speak Up
Newport's monthly general meet-
ing at 6 p.m. in the Villa Nova
Restaurant, 3131 West Coast
Highway in Newport Beach.
Senator Johnson will also be
available to answer questions
from the public. Guests are wel-
come. For information, call 542·
4226.
T
OC FORUM LUNCHEON
Rabbi Daniel Lapin, a radio
talk show host and founder of the
"Toward 1Ta,dition • newsletter,
will be a<idressing 'the Orange
County Forum at a noon lun-
cheon in The Center Cub, 650
Town Center Dr. in Costa Mesa.
Lapin will discuss the belief that
American culture bas lost its
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S35 for non-members and guests.
Call 588-9884 for lnfonnation.
KIWANIS LUNCHEON
Barbara,J. Swist, to&er of
Consumel8 for Legal Relorm, will
deliver a speech at the Kiwanis
Cub's noon luncb"eon titled
"Who is the legal profession
serving? Themselves or us?" The
event takes place at the Holiday
Inn at 3131 Bristol Ave. in Costa
Mesa. For information, call 854-
0881 .
tNCREAS£ YOUR BRAIN POWER
At a one-day work.shop from 7
to 10 p.m. in the Oasis Senior
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave. in
Corona del Mar. Chris and Dan
Mikels of the Memory School
will teach participants techniques
for improvjng concentration and
memory skills. TI)e cost is $35.
For information, call 644-3151.
•JUNIOR ZOO CAMP'"
Is the title of a one-week
Orange Coast College program
at the Santa Ana Zoo at Pretice
Park. Children ages 6 to 7 will
experience "expanded " animal
contact, view zoological practices
and engage in science activities.
The cam runs from 8:40 a.m. to
12:20 p.m. tooay through Friday.
The cost is $75 and includes
transportation, T-shirt, notebook
and lab materials. To register,
call 432-5880.
'
•FASHION THERAPY"
Is the title a one-day fashion
workshop for women that will
meet from 10 a .m. to 4 p .m. in
room 202 of Orange Coast Col-
lege's Lewis Applied Science
Building. Betty Netherly, presi·
dent of a national image consult-
ing firm, will lecture participants
on "Figure Analysis," "Flattering
Eyewear," "Hairstyle Analysis,•
#Shopping on a Budget" and
more. The cost is $35. To register,
call 432-5800.
APPLE COMPUTER CLUB
Orange Coast College's Apple
New ..... 111•""-lllla DliJy Pi&oc
Computer Club will meet from 8
a m. to 4 p.m. in room 204 of
OCC's Che~ Building. The
club -which is open to anyone
Interested in computers -encour-
ages the development aDd
exchange of information related
to the Apple computer. The
annual membership fee is $30
and meetings d! held on the
first Saturday of each month. For
information, call 770-1865.
-ART SHOW
The Bayside Shopping Center,
located at the comer of Bayside
and Jamboree.Rd., is hosting a
two-day art show from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m ., featuring 25 artists from
the Costa Mesa Art League. Art,
sculptwes and photography
depicting seascapes, water
sports, oceanfront scenery and
more will be on display, as well
as a children's craft table . For
information, call 854-3779.
PARENTING WORKSHOP
This two-hour Orange Coast
College seminar will give you
tips on "How to Get Your Chil·
d.ren to Stop Fighting." From 9 to
11 a.m. in room 201 of OCC's
Lewis Applied Science B.uilding,
clinical psycholgist Dr. Vivian
Lamphear will team participants
a step by step approach on how
to increase sibling sharing, love
and respect and reduce bicker·
ing and squabbles. The cost of
the workshop is $30 or $50 for
two. To register, call 432-5880.
DMNE BOOK SIGNING
Professional vegetarian chef
Ron Pica.rski, a former Franciscan
Friar, will be signing copies of his
new cookbook -"Eco-Cuisine ·
An Ecological Approach to Veg·
an and Vegetarian Cooking" .
from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m. at Moth·
er's Market & Kitchen, 225 E.
17th St. in Costa Mesa. For inf or·
mation, call 631-4741.
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CONTINUED FROM 1
Ca.llf omia and up to Seattle to all
the brew pubs to see what they
were doing. Then when I found
this bUildlng, t knew this would
be the location.•
That location is 2920 Newport
Blvd., the former site of the Peli-
can Gounnet Market. Salamone
spent three years working to
acquire the building and bring
his vision to fruition. Wilen he
first expressed interest, only a
small office on the building's
upper floor was available. Salam-
one remained persistent and his
patience p o .
"My timing was good,• he
said. "Gourmets in the '80s all
went the way of the Price Club.
They weren't frequenting places
like this anymore.•
Inside the brewery is a mix-
ture. of old wood, brass, slate and
marble. Giant serving cases and
fermentation tlWks produce ales
(11 beers, six ofi tap) with local-
ized names sudl as the John
Wayne and the Wedge Weizen.
James, who managed both the
Huntipgton Beach and Laguna
Beach Brewing Companies,
expects the food to be as much a
draw as the beers. Anybody can
provide a good beer, James said,
but supplying a good meal and
atmosphere is something else
e ntirely.
Brewery owners have even
found a way to "sell" the location
through a series of 500 prints of
the building. The first customer
to purchase a print: Newport
Beach Mayor John Hedges, who
speaks well of the four-month-
old establishment. CASEY lUKSCH I DAILY PILOT
"They've spe nt a lot of mone y
on the place and they've done it
up right.• Hedges said. rTuey've
become an asset to the communi-
ty and I hope they'll remain
Patrons fill the west bar of the Newport Beach Brewing Co., where the food ls just as p opular as the beer.
\
one."
Nobody questions the Brew-
ing Co. 's popularity. At around
7:30 p.m. on any night of the
week, the bre wery is filled to
capacity, forcing would-be cus-
tomers to form a line into the
parking lot. The line and the
.
prospect of a wait occasionally
sends discouraged customers to
other locations.
"The first time, I just left,·
said J eff Jacobi of Newport.
Beach, enjoying a beer at the
Brewing Co. Thursday night.
"The weekends are packed, but
anyplace around here is going to
be like that."
Fountain Valley friends Denise
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Welboume, Amy Kaskel and
Cecilia Lewis have encountered
heavy crowds, but they claim the
wait is rarely more than 15 min-
utes.
"It's a slightly older crowd
than the typical Newport Beach
place. You don't get a lot of the
beach rats,• said Lewis. "They're
packed every night of the week,
so they must be doing something
right."
Steve Urbanek, another brew-
ery connoisseur, says that brew-
ing comparues are likely to do
well wherever they spring up.
Urbanek, a Riverside resident,
visited the brewery Thursday
with his two young children and
his mother after spending a day
at the beach.
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That's exactly the plan said
Salamone, who hopes his invest-
ment will prove to be a veritable
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__ B_ri~Le~s of Corona del Mar is provillg to be a real ace m professional beach volleyball
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By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
W:e the rest of profes-
onal beach volleyball's
p 10 players extend,
hover and hammer in the trench-
es found conspicuously on either
side of the net, Brian Lewis fires
his most dangerous artillery from
behind the lines.
Service lines, that is.
"Everyone tells me I'm short.•
said the 6-foot-1 Corona del Mar
resident, who in fact is the short-
est player among those ranked in
the Associated Volleyball Profes-
sionals' top 10 thiS season. "But
when you're all the way back
there.serving, height is not a fac-
tor. I like to do my thing behind
the (service) line."
Lewis, a jump-serving fiend
who leads all AVP players in total
aces and average aces per game,
did his thing over the weekend at
the Miller Lite Open. north of the
Seal Beach Pier, finishing fourth
with partner Bill Boullianne to
split $7,130.
Lewis, who starred at CdM
High before competing on a state
championship team at Orange
Coast College, blasted four aces
in Sunday's contenders bracket
quarterfinal victory (15-5) over
Chris Young and Leif Hanson.
Lewis, who can also hold his
own at the net, though frequently
giving away as many as six inch-
es to rival blockers, then cranked
up back-to-back a,ces to help his
team close to within 13-10 of
Adam Johnson and Jose Loiola in
the contender's semifinal.
Brian Lewis: "I feel like I'm getting close to my peak. I'm used to playing out here, I'm getting stronger every year, and I think I'm much more dlsdpllned."
But Lewis' four aces weren't
enough against Johnson-Loiola,
who eliminated Lewis and Boul-
lianne, nicknamed MBeef-Lewy, •
15-10.
"Some times you run into
matches like that. when the
breaks just go the other way,"
said Lewis, who leaves opponents
frustrated far more often than the
other way around.
In his seventh year on the tour,
the 27-year-old Lewis is on the
way to his most successful season
ever, raising his earnings to
$64,672 beading into next week's
$250,000 Jose Cuervo Open m
Santa Cruz, the first of eight
remaining events.
His current ace pace could
earn him the top prize ($20,000)
in the year-long Powerade Serv-
ing Challenge, and his current
No. 7 overall ranking would gar-
ner another $40,000 from the sea-
son-ending $1 million Miller Lite
Cup bonus pool.
"Two years ago I made over
$130,000," said Lewis, who
declared his mental and physical
abilities at an all-ti.me high right
now.
In addition, the season-long
pauing with the 6-foot-4 Boul-
llanne, who won last year's AVP
Most Improved Player award and
with whom Lewis earned two
seconds and two fifths last sum-
mer, has been a big· plus.
M We both know each other's
game and we know we're going
to be in it week-in and week-
out, • explained Lewis, the tour's
Most Improved Player in 1992
and last year's Ace Award win-
Miller shot down in third round of Op Pro
• Costa Mesa entry is last
on the totem pole for wave
selection, saying his heat
was as bad as it could be.
By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
Todd Miller·lrtRi the local knowl-
edge, having grown up surfing
these waves, •
But a hotshot from Brazil, an
up-and-coming teen-age sensa-
tion from Hawaii, and a former
world champion from Hawaii,
eliminated Costa Mesa's Miller
in the third round of the main
event Saturday at the Op Pro
Surfing Championship, south of
the Huntington Beach Pier, while
also thwarting Miller's hopes of
earning a wild-card berth into
this week's U.S. Open of Surfing
at the same location.
Miller, 26, advanced to the
third round of the Op Pro as a tn-
a.list, winning lu.s first-round
main event heat on Thursday.
then finishing second in his sec-
ond-round beat on Friday behind
Hawaii's Derek Ho, the 1993
Association of Surfing Profession-
als (ASP) world champion,
against whom Miller also faced
in Saturday's third round.
Miller posted a four-wave total
of 7463 points in the first round,
including the best single-wave
tally of the beat (7 .83). In the sec-
ond round, he also had the high-
est single-wave score of the heat
(8.0), while meriting 25.20 points
to advance.
But Saturday, in flat condi-
tions, Miller stayed right (away
from the pier) instead of left,
where be found success on Fri-
day.
"I was completely out of
rhythm, .. said Miller, who was
never in contention Saturday
against heat winner Renan
Rocha of Brazil (27.16), runner-
up Kalaru Robb of Hawaii
(26 27). who advanced to the
quarterfinals along with Rocha.
and Uurd-pface Ho (23.63), also
ellrrunated
"I don't know why I was out
of rhythm," Miller continued. ·1
felt I was getting the last wave in
each set. I was just going for the
little ones, I guess, and they
weren't domg anything for me.
They were JUSl fading out. -
"I didn't have a very good
heat. It was as bad a heat as I
could possibly have.·
Miller, who col{lpetes regular-
ly on the West Coast-based Pro-
fessional Surfers Association of
America, reached the Op Pro
quarterfinals in 1993.
He was eliminated in the sec-
ond round last year.
ner.
The Boullianne-Lewis chem-
istry clicked most convinciogly
when the twosome won the
$100,000 Nestea Open m Belmar,
N.J., July 15-16.
It was the Uurd career victory
for Lewis, who won the 1993
Miller Ute Open at Chicago with
Randy Stoklos and also topped
the field with Pat Powers in a
1992 Cuervo event in Clearwater,
Fla.
"I feel like I'm getting close to
my peak," said Lewis, who cred-
ited Newport Beach-based trainer
Mark Roche for helping him con-
sistently better his fitness level.
'Tm used lo playing out here, I'm
getting stronger every year, and I
think I'm much more diso-
plined."
Sound's like bad news to those
fiel · his bombs from the
opposmg back row.
Among other local finishers
at Seal Beach:
Costa Mesa resident Craig
Moothart finished ninth with
Doug Foust, sharing $3,090; Dan
Vrebalovich, who prepped at
Costa Mesa High and Estancia.
before playing at Orange Coast
College, shared 13th-place mon-
ey ($2, 130) with John Brajevic:
former OCC standouts Kurt
Dumm and Lance Lyons wete
among those sharing $500 for fin-
ishing 25th, with partners Aaron
Bass and Justin Perlstrom,
respecbvely: and former CdM
Hig h player Eric Wurts and ex-
OCC pe rformer Scott Friederich-
sen finished 33rd as a team
Costa Mesa's Todd Miller maneuvers a cutback
ln the Op Pro Surfing Championship at Hunt-
ington Beach, where he was ellmlnated ln the
l.E.A.H HOGSTEN I DAILY PILOT
th.Ud round of the maln event Saturday ... I don't
know why I was out of rhythm. I felt I was get-
ting the last wave ln each set," Mlller said.
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AaANOONM•NT OF INVITING BIDS clud9<1 with payment. Cotta Mell which are on codicils, If eny. be 1dmllled and ma~ a copy to the pet· MOTICE TO DEFENDANT· dades legaJes apropladu DATE: FEB. 02, 1995 andJor s«Vices which In
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BUSINBBI NAMR that sealed proposals for on the Proposal form, lh• City 01 cost• Mesa; 1ny cod1c1ts are avalleble pointed by Ille court within PATRICIA K. KELLY. an In-escuche su coso. Cl.,k, by MARILYN the needs of tile Di11tlct.
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92800 •• m, HEATING AND VENTILA· of the amount ol their bid, any and/or all blda. tatH Act. (This 1U1hority before lour months lrom AUTO REPAIR; nal por partt de ta co1fe. Beach·Costa Mase Dally Publllhed Newport
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Name referred to above VIDE AIR CONDITIONING of Costa Meaa. No pro· uty City Clerk Cit" of r•sentallve to take many above. DAYS ifler this summons gales. PUlcll que u1ted gull 7, 11195. PUot July 31 August 7
AT ..,.. FAIR OR'"E i 1 be posal shall be considered • ' actions without court •P' YOU MAY EXAMINE tho 1 od l •. 1 gutera ll1mar 1 un •bQQado 901 1 ..... 5 ' ' w•• filed In Orange County ""' •• • w 1 unleu accompanied by Costa MeH l)lovaLB11lote .taklng cer· Ille .tapl by the court llJ4" • Hrv on you 0 "1 • Tnmecnatamente. SI no m .., · mll20 ~f4717°a99 ·II O • I' 11 • ~ M:!a.'"1:a~ni:'. 1uch cuhle~ a check, 'refeot No. 9S.12 lain very Important ec11on1, are 1 person lntereate In ~J>u•;rltten reapQnH atthls co hoc• a un abogado PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
MicMlllan JamH A. 2oe unlll Ille hour 0110001 m cuh, or blddlf' 1 bond. Publiahed Newport however, the personal rep-the 11s1a1e, you may lllo A letter or phone call will pu1d1 llamw a un HNlclo --------i---------w Kalella' Blvd Anaheim August 7 1egs, at which No bid shall be contld· Be1ch·Co1l1 Mou Dally rosentative wlll be required with the court I formal A• not prolocl you· your type-di referencia de ab0g1do1 NOTICB TO "otltlous cA e:eoe " • llm• tti.y wiH be opened ered uni••• 1111 made on• Pilot July 24, 31, 1995. to glv1 notice lo ln1111&19CI quest for Special Notice ol wriuen rHpona'e mull be o 1 una ollcina Cle ayuda CONTRACTORS 8uslne•• Name
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Miiiet H C 1201 Song· beat the title of the Wottc cordance wilh the provf· Tn~ Independent adminia· iccount 11 provided In If you do not ftle your r• (Numero del c .. o) Trutl ... of the Foun111n AT EASE WOMEN'S &
bird iNiM CA 12707 lltld name or 1ti. blddtt bl.It llon• 01 1111 Propotal r• BIC 4173 11•1•0n au.lhority Will be section 1250 of the C&Gfor· •Pon•• on lliM you may 294271 v1ney School District of Or· HOME 401 New~ C.n-, ., -·· . i 1 1 qUtJements. Nonca OP granted unre11 .,, Inter· n11 Probate Code. A Ae-• ....... c 1 Catt n1 11 Or• ,..,. Thft tx11ineaa wu con-no other d111 ngu lh ng Each bidder mual have 1 ested peraon file• an ot>-queil for Special Notice loH lhe cue, end your The name 1t1d addfe11 ol -.,,. oun y, 1 or • w1 er .. Nev.pc11 Heh. ......
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• Augu• • • ,n907• net of th• City 'EngiMer be required to pay the the WIQ Of talate, or txith, Soucn. Ofange, CA 82eet ITW. 1'70, HUNTING-or , leoal aid ~ (lilted le4ephonl f1umOet °' plaln. PHAl.T"" aa lndicattd In lhe 8 Be••• Prealdenl ·• ---------· n ,.,r Drive, Coata ....,.; wag• rite of lhtt cran Of of. EDMUND T. BRIGHAM IF YOU OBJECT TO the T 0 N • I Ac " I c A In lhe phone bOOll). tilf• attorney. °' pl.inatf lid Spec!~. lld csoc-, thlt atatement Wll lted
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Bu1lnt1t Olfte:t, 17210 Oak and/Of tetvlcH which In ' ' m90CI AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO Truat. Cau~ Oft .My 18. 1QQ6 0. It wra I~ In 11M1 Olla ~ sta1t1c1 doi""' butl· Tl'ls lk!Stntst It COllOJC1lld by VOl!ll Linda CA 11'2686
Strffl, fountain Valley. CA. lhalr opinion will best lll'Vt TllE HIGllEST BIDDER FOR WES PAC RECONVEY· NOlCE-ll'lJ F""''°"' fie Cou~ Otltl A new ~nm Ho • .,. lfllsband & Wiit n.s bullMSS tt ~by
92701 lh• nteda of lht Olatrlct. PUBLIC NOTICE CASli (piy11ble •t th• llma ANCE. INC .. A CALIFOR· Stlltmenl QPta riw Ytll'S I • bness *'111 SIMlrnent s D ERIC OAVIO PARKS HM You Stwd delng !kill· • Qentral f)IMtlSr.p
Al thl• time, date, and D•t• thle 28th dey of of "''In lawful money of NIA CORPORATION, AS the d.wtt it .,,. flltd in lht Ofl ITlltl bl llladblfM thaUma tilt DIA.HA ROUSSE'T·PAAl<S nen1et? No Havt YoU Ill/led 00ino llu•·
place, bids will be publicly July, 1995 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S tht United S1alt1I, 111 TRUSTEE, 1601 DOVE ol lht Cau,.. 0.rtt A new FM:* ltlmgolll'ltatMemtnldoes notOI llis statemenl was llled wt SIGHED SURINOER KUw.R nessyet?No
Ofctnod anc:t read aloud lor By: Patrick Quinn Su· SALE UNDER right 11111 and ln111Ut STREET, SUITE 230, NEW· •ous IM!ntss N11n1 Stalemt IS.it 111thOll11 11M1 use 1n lhs tht Cqifrltf Oertl o1 \ofRMA, MARESH IU.IMAAI StGN£0 .IAMES R SCOTT
B d No. 96-4 for "COMPUJ. pervleor Procure~tnt/ DEED OF TRUST onv~yed to and now hatd PORT BEACH, CA 92660, ,,_,st !iii llltd befOtt ttl&Umt l S\111 ol I Ftc•'°"I BusuitssjCounty on -Uy 11. 1gge VERMA Tl'll ttlllemtnl was tiled will ~~s;p!~,ri~~:l~~~l~n d~~~ F•ollltl•~ FILE: 95·8233CM by II under Hid Oted of (7141 660·3978. By: r•no Of ll'ltstaltmtnl dots not Nemt In ~olaM>n OI the llQhts ol NOTICf.This Ficdous Tl•Utatement WIS hleCI wtlh the County Oettl ol Ofll'OI Published Newport LOAN: Ttull in the propelly situ-CRISTINA MORENO, 1tltll IUlhon.!t llMI 11te 1n lhl r unele1 FeOtral, S~tt. orSlllementtXCltrtS ''"' Ytllt I the COunty Ctetll ol Ofllloe CountyO!l.lMy?S, 10G!'>
RE NT Btach Coste Mtsa Dally' X24·5510 -406082 aled In utd Couniy and TRUSTEE SALE OFFICER. ltatl ol I fd~s Bull llW (Sff Seaon 14400 Ille 4* 11 w• I~ In the Oii County on.My 18, 19115 HOTtcf·Tl'lll f';c!l'Wt Name Pll J. I 3 A OTHER: 95-02027·20 State heit1n1ft1t de1ct11>ed· D111d 07/06/95 Hame in ~aon ol llMI ngl1ts stQ , Business and ProleSSIOnS ol lllt County Cl'1ll A new Fla· NOl~E Tiu Ftcnous Harne Sl3eemtnt opres IM~ (nwn OI u y 1• ugust 7' A.P NUMBER Lot 7 or Tt1ct 205& In lh~ NPP0006304 lllOlher under ftde111. S"69. 1) '°'-'1 Business Name Sllltme Slilement tJCPl'U hvt yn11 llOlll lilt d* t1 was lded in llMI OlllCI through classifiett 1995· m9l9 422·392·13 City QI Colla 'Mt1a PUB: 07117/95, 07/24/95, tOl'MIOllllW (Set 5.aon t4 mtdlng ll'ilS1beltltdbe10Rllllildatl Tiith Gdl 11 w•lffd1n hi Olbce of Ille Cou!1" Oertt A new Fi'*· ----'-----~'---' YOU ARE IN OEFAUl TUN· Countu of Oian""' State 0 j 07 /31195 et ltQ, Busuiess and Ploles WIOI LYMAN £1CAOW CORP. l!llnQ ol ttn Slatemtl'll does not ol Cil llMI ~ Cit~ A new ftct. MJUS 8u11ness Namt S~ ., ·-· --Code> ttWStniJTSDwl itsett antloltlt 1111 uu 1n m ~IDl'lftSlllMN ~ 1111mier.r~1NtU1111llf PUBUC-NOTIC £Rl\OE'EtY~UST. cmoml6; 11 per Map Ra· PUBUC NOTICE Fimtwno . °'"'*'"CA wmsta1t o1 a Fd'°'1a Business nllst 111 ltltCI blf0tt INC a. Tiit tlilng ol lhs stnemtridoeS notot DATED 05118194. UNLESS COtded II\ Book 107. Paga CT CORPOMTION mTBI I Nlwpolt Buell-Com Mesa Name in ~ ol h llghls ol I ol hS swement does not ol llMll atlhonze llie Ull In ltlS cnt 1289739 YOU TAKE ACTION TO 38 ol Ml1ctHaneou1. fill Ml. ft$26U BIB w Sll'ffWll St CN319431113400Ml ~ lllOlhef unot< ftdtril StJ1a llllllOlll.I me use 1n ttn Sta!e o1 a fd'°'1s !Mlness
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Bualn•H Name PROPE.RTY., IT MAY BE County Recorder ol Said 1Wff STATBIElfT Newootl 8ucJt.Cosll Mtu I · · · seq . Businen and Plolttsionl Name 111 'fldalon o1 Ille llQl1l:S o1 lllOthet unoet FtderJI Stlll, °'.
HARBOR 1 •wN-Statement SOLD AT A PUBL.IC SALE. County. 111e tolowlng penon(s) 1we 0020008 "24,3t. Auo 7.14. PUBUC NOTICE ,, lll04tllt under Feon s11111. common iaw (Set Stctoll 14400: "' -The following persons are IF YOU NEED AN EXPlA· Thi property addro11 no business IS COAST IH· 19115 f;l'SI F8ng law (Set Set'°4'114400 et seq Busmess 1t1C1 Ploles110m
MOUNT OLIVE doing bualnaaa as: NATION OF THE NATURE and other common destg· fRNAn:>HAI.. SAlES & MAR· R11 Mt. ftl2M4 IUflROW ESCROW C01W et seQ Bustnnt Wld PlolttSICMIS Codi)
Wt1tbtldgt Capital Mar· OF THE PROCEEDING nation, 1f 1ny, of the 1111 ING, Al 1'17&4622. 1745 \12 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSltUS 501 PnfA,.r l F.tSt F'111ng Cemetery Sales k•••. &lO Ntwpor1 Center AGAINST YOU, YOU p1op1ny dt1crlbtd above"' Orangelhorpe Pll. 18, AA> MllllTATDIOO 5.n1Ana.CA"2 f11$tf1Jlno HewPoll&uc:M:051JMHi
D9 r\Vt, Newport Btach, CA SHOULD CONT ACT A 11 purported 10 bt: 888 helm. CA 02801 flit NL ftU562 lilt lolowlng Ptrson(s) t~ /Wwpon llud\.Cosq Mna Hltwl)Oll 8ucM:osu Meta CN315818 ~131, Auo 714.21 Leads Furnished 2660 . LAWYER. SENA TE STREET COSTA Pllstne lntema\ONI S.es FICTl'TlOUS IUSINESS no lklllnlSS IS a UNllEO CN319411179549-~ ~ CH320!lQ8 ~-"' 24 31 19lli5 6~~r-~~~~~,a~l:,"~ NOTICE is hereby given MESA. CA 92627 • A C.loma CofPC)(aton NAME STATfMElfT PRODUCTIONS, b t.'OICAH· 17.24.31. Aug 7. 11195 Auo 7 14, 11195 PUBUC NOTICE -7 2 owart 112 Filth Avenue !Nt WES PAC RECONVEY· The undersigned T1u1111 1J:5~ N ~~rpe Pk. The l<*o~no PtlSO~So'M ISM>. Al .f1766647. 1440 s PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
.... illlllillllililiiiilllll Suite '220, New York NY ANCE. INC. A CALIFORNIA d1sclaim1 any lieb1htv for Tr.s ~:::..Ss s conQicteCI by OfS1:si~~ :S S k ~ ANl'letm ,.~i.., Space E·31. Rte Ml. RmU t0019 ' CORPORATION,At1u1t11, any 1ncorrtc:tne11 ol tht on 1 NMWIC • m,wow;IU:> flleMl.Fl111)i FICTIT10USMlllES$
Thlt bualntsa Is con-or successor trullH, or piopeny ldd1111 and other ~ 1 et be n PltSS, CA Q30 UP1V Corpomon. 14'40 S Rle ND. Fl53243 FICTITIOUI BUSINESS NAllf ITAT91SfT
dueled by: a corporation substi1u1ed Hust et pursu· common dealgn1tlon. If to ll'llls~n1i::,.: ~noer ~ DI ~rue C'f ·~Brunswick Anaheim Bhd i.., Spice E-31, FICllTlOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The tolloWlng petSOn(s) 1"11!
Registrant has nol yel ant to the Deed ot Tru11 eny ahown htraln 1 • :-{PltSS. A m, CA 92~ IWIE ITATBIElfT The lolloWlng person(s) 1s.'lre doing busmess as BEST VALUE bogun lo trantact business executed by CHRIS· Ttie total amouni ot tht icnou: te~ness name 0' TNs lllsiness is conducted llt llu business is COO<ktdtd ~ Tilt following person(s) 15'\ doing buStness as LAKE FOREST GROCERY WAROOUSE I eEST
under 1ne ficlltlOUI busi· TOPHER SPISAK. AecOfded unpaid balance Of th• obli· ~lo s PRsf1~E INlERNA· ·::~<ii! stlrted dot bu~· a COl'POf'l•~n 00tno busuiess IS AffORDABL ONE HOUR PHOlO 25432 VALUE MARKEl. (818) 855-0196
neas n11ne or names Usled on 06/25194 u In· gation 1ecured by tht P'09· llONAl SALES INC Au Ste 11v... no lhe rtQISlrlnt commenced IO WATER HEATERS. (806) 947-lialllco Rel . ur.1 104 Lake 931 N Hacienda l!IYd , La P1JtQ1e herein. N 94-03600 l 8 Id ncl · "'' ...en ness ye .,., nsact busmets under the 8386 1330 Spnnghne Dr Palm-Fom~ CA~ • CA 1m« lnter,Allanllc Securities ~vument 0· • eny to be 10 a reason· W Woll, Prtsident SIGNED DENISE CHOU tenous busmess name o dale 'cA 93550 • Palk, Jim W 2706 Aublty Hope Man Inc . CA. 30757 Rue -~~~~~~~~ Corp .. Wllllam S. Ogden, '°Book -. P~oe -. or Olll· ttblo n tlmeted cost•. ex· Tiu sutement wu filed with 1 su1ement was hied Wtlh names hsled at>q...e on .Aine 19, Leonce Joseph Rot,ix (573· Ract Menon, CA 92633 Vllois RanchO Palos veroes, CA r ...... ,... Jr., President c:laJ u1cords to the olllce of penHs end 1d111nc:t1 et the County Ctettl ol Or1nge OUn\Y Clettl ot Orange 1995 17·5879) 1330 Spnngltne Or lhs t.!JlntSS tS conducted ~ 90275
This statement was flied the County Record&( of tho 11~ or the inttlel pub II· tn1Y on July 18. 1995 on .lily 111. 1095 IGNED UPTV COR~RATION Palmo.le CA 93550 an 1ndl1Adllal lru ~smess is condUcted by llU lllAIWAY with tho county Clerk ol ORANGE Couniy. Cahfor· cation ot the Notice ol Sele NOTICE·Tl'ls Ftcnous ~me llCE·lhts Ftcnous Name 8'/ John A Sell/Oeder Cini Keith ·M1111n GO<Jtman (572. Ha...e you St.alteiJ doing tllSA· aconiornon
Mortuary * Chapel Orange County on July 5. ma, and pursuant 10 the Is: U09.386.53 Slalemenl UIJltS live Yeill lrom ~le nt upres hve yur£ from FiMnclal Otticer · 98-7823). 1338 Spnngl.ne Or ness yel? No The rtgtsttanl commenced to Cremation 1995. tn addition to caah, th• lhe dlle 1t was hied in the Otttce Clale 11 was lded 1n Ille Ollice Tin statement was hied wilh Palmdale CA 93550 SICNfD JIM w PARK iranslct business unoer Ille
F85t448 T1ustea will accept• cash· ol lhe Countt Cler\ A new ficO· I lhe CounlY Clerk A ne.v Ftc•· CaunlY Cler\ o1 <>tinge Tras·business 15 conauc1e<1 lM su1tmen1 was Med with hattous bufjness name or 1~~o:.=y Publlahed Newport Beach· PLUG iar's check d1awn on • '°"' BuStness IU.me Statement oous Business Name s1.a1emen1 1ncyon.July 18. 1Q95 agener.il paMershtp Ille County Clerk OI ()(ange names hsttO ~on .kl"' 1 Costa Mesa Dally Pilot July • state or national b1nk, 1 mist be l~ed before lNI •me The ll'ilSI be hied belM lllat Clale The NOTICE· This f';c!IM>us Name Ha'lt you started Qotng i.i51 County on .My 3 1995 19115 ..... ta.1 .. 111M••••l 17, 24, 31 August 7, 1995. check d11wn by • stat a or llllngol ltlss~tt~CIOes not ol lllng ol lhts st.ttement Goes not ol menl upru 11...e years lrom ness yet? yes. 4.1.95 NOllCE This r~'<>l.ls NJme SIGNED HOPE MART INC 8'/ • m889 fedetal cred11 union or a 1tsell aull'IOnze the use tn tin tsel1 11.1uionze Ult use in this dale 1t was t~ed 1n !he Olla SIGHED LEONCE JOSEF'ti ROUX SW!ment elqll1ts 11,,. ye1n trom "cNel Rlzlpour. PMldent _________ ,. check drawn by • stat• 't>r SI* ol a f1a•ous Business st.ate 01 .a Ftcuous Business Ille Coullt/ Cltl\ A ON FQ. Tras swment .vis h!ed wt lhe dale 11 was •~ea in the Oita Tl'ls st11tment was fded ~
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I N federal nv1n9s and lotn Name 1n ~olallon ol Ille nohtS ol Name 1n ~Ola.on ol Ille nolUS ol s Business Name Si. Ille Cour11Y Clerk of Ora of lhe County Cit~ A MW fldl. lhe COunty Oertl ol O!lnQt
associahon. savings 8110• enolher uncltr ftderll, SI.ale, Of r under fedefal, Sule o st be filed btlM 11\al •me The County on Juty 25 1995 oous 8uS1ness Marne SLMement County on July 25. tll95 ens 1293547 c111ion or savings bank common law (See SeQon 14400 law (See Sec'°'1 14 oltng o1 ths statement does not o1 NOTICE·Tlls ncnous nllSI be tded belOft tNI Gale The NOTICE· Tr.s Ficnous Nlme
Fictitious specihtd in Stc:uon 5102 et seQ. Business anCI P!oteSSIOllS I seq. Bu~ness ind PloleSStons tseO aulhonze the use 1n ttu Statement eicptH five years lro hlrng ol ltls st.11ement dots not o1 Slaltmlnt expru tiltt yuis trom
Bu1ln1H Heme ol the Financial Code and Code) l tllf o1 a f1a'°"1 BuSIMSS the ~ 11 w~ ldeo 1n lhe Oii ISdl 1111honze the use in this lht Cla1f II wes hied in the Oltiee
St•t•ment ~ "''o 11-t '"°' authorized to do buaine11 F.l!l Filing f1r1t Fi\ng in ~otnon o1 lhe ngllls ol of the County Clet1!. A new r.ca-SI.ill ol a Ftcuous Busmess of Ille County Ctefll A ON ~-
Th I llo t • NewPoll Bucr..Cos~ Mesa HtwPl)ll Buen-Costa Mesa r unele1 ftder11 Stale •ous BuSlllHS Name S~teme Name tn ..ot*>n of the nghts 01 •ous Business Name Statemeot doln~ ~ust~~s~ ~~~sons are CV..liotll 1e1tq." 1111 tn lhts state. In lht event CKJ20904 .lll 24.31. Auo 7.14. CN320903 .M 24.31, Auo 7 14 mmon law (Ste Sec:'°'1 1 · must bt IJed belol1! 111a1 elate lhe r unoer fedefll S~it or mist be flied bttM tNUme Tilt
McFarland & Associates. -1\ i.,,. eltt"~tOlll tender othu than c:uh Is 1995 1995 seQ. Bustness anCI Professions tiltng ol ltn swment does not ot law (See Seciton 14400 hl1ng ol lhs SlaClmtnl dOeS not of
2656 Redlands Dr .. Costa .-.! ~ io :=1~~~~~ tt~~ 1~~~~~·c:~~ PUBLSC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l itself 1111110nzt Ille use tn ths seq . 8uS1ness and PloltSSoOflS 1tseH autllcWe the use 1n ths Mesa, CA 92627 • rst ft~no state ot a Ficooous BuSiness ) stall ol a Ftcnous 9uS1ness
Redlands SoltwDte. Inc .. a •t•'tdiu:pt\l pctn<t-i the Truatee 1 Dt~d until Alt Ml. Fll2511 file No. Ft11H3 W OFFICES OF LES E. LE· ~me tn IAOla•on 01 the ngllts ot rsl "'no Name 1n wol•on ol tne nol'IU 01
Colltornla corporation, 2656 funds become available to FICTITlOUS IUSINESS ' FICTTTIOUS BUSINESS ER anoctier under ftderal State o ESCROW AMERICA CORPORA· another under f«Jefll State. or
Redlands 01lve. Costa t he payee or endoisee as NAME STATEMENT NAME SlATEMENl Prol1u lo111f Law C••· common law (See Sec•on 14 N common llW (See Sec'llon 14400
Mesa. CA 92e27 1 met11t ol nght · Tht IOllOWtng person(s) 1~ Tiie lolowlng pe11<1n(s) 1!1111! /WO Wtsr.ood BIKI et seq Busmess and ProlesS1ons 9828 Garden Gro .. BIKJ et seQ • Business ano Plotessions
Tnls business Is con· IBJlirJkit Seid sale will be made. ng bu31ness as IN1'ERNA· dot~ buStness as · 'lHIEN·Kl r1rrr1 Floor Codi) ,..,. 207 Codi)
ducted by: a corporallon ~ but, without covt han1 or IONAl PETROCHEMICAL. 12243 BAR '. 113 H Magnolia A..e . Los ~t!S, CA 00025-4614 Ft~t Filmo GMden Gro1ie, CA~ Fill! Fihng
The registrant commenced warranty. o prtss or Im· 8ranlonl St. Sun Valley, CA Anaheim. C.4 9'l801 Newport Belci'l·Cos~ Mesa Newpon Beac:h·Cost.a Mesa Newport Beac:h·COS" Mesa Newl)Oll Beac:h-Costa Mesa
lo transact business under phed regarding t itle. pos· Ql352 lllfany H Nguyen. 1~41 CN~ .lll 24.31, Aug 7.14, CN315820 .All 31 . Aug 7, 14 21 CN3111379CHANPARK Jul CN315819 HOPE MKT .lll 31 Aug
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P T/FT tor tmall restau-1••••••••• rant In Costa Mesa.
8am·2pm, flex hrs. ---------Need car. Start $5.501 ANTIQ UES hr. Brian, 548·7427 6010 from noon-6pm daily. NEWPORT
2 1 C F ---------RENTALS P T/FT Inside tel• + ottage. p, gar, BALBOA BEACH 2 6 69 tal••· Computer sup-125 Yr old French ---------hkups, amt yard. 39lh iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W ANTED 2726 pl'11 xlnl earn ng p~ Champ lavlet Clock
BALBOA St., Npt Isl. No dogs. PENINSUIA 260 7 *18R s925* ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT te~tl~. PC 111~ ne~ W/porc~lan . painting
ISLAND 2106 St 150' Rosita 642.9034 28R 2BA $725/Up 2 QUIET non·tmoklng 5530 Flex hrs. no evet, al base. V•lue $7800. •
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3BR 21hBa Blutfa. Ught, Large 3 Bd Duple ll Re frig & dishwasher adults w•nt 3-4Br. C.M. Cal) 432-9550 or Sell $1500 FIRM Peto
BAYFRONT YEARLY bright, on grnblt. Sh/UI· Xlnl locatlonl 2-car ga· Incl. 601130 pool. No 2~Ba min, 2400 IQ 11 LOST •. lax ~2·9538 642·5141.
3Br 2Ba & 2Br lBa ters, parquet. Avl 8 1. rage. $1700/mo. yrly. pets. No fees. No min, qulot aurround· ~ A DAILY SALARY O F RECEPT/CLERICAL 1-•"""B~U~Y':':IN~Q:--:l::T:-:E::M~S::""'."•-
apt. Adell Patte rson 51800 640·l982 494·7123 854~813/D 723-0516/E lease. 5 4 5-48 55 fngs, spectacular view FOUND 2925 $40 0 A DAY working
IAGUNA Aoaltor, 722-2511 3BR 2BA Harbor View 18R 1B. Veraalll•• or very near beach. for Don Lapre of the Small yet extremely From l8Q0.1960. l pc ---------.. b trade promotion to entire allate. Paint· I I Hms. comm pool/tenn steps 10 bc:h. gated $3000/mo max, 3-yr 9 Clawa TV show "Making uay ings. books. furniture. BEACH 10 48 Elle 1 ng Water,front $1795. Call coll e19-C ORO NA comm w/pool, gar, frig Isa. 909.337.9909 On Rear P awa Money." Call Don at firm looking lor ex-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Twnhae. 3Br 2 "4lBa, 677·0468/677·9201 2 6 22 -8()()..482 113 t ramaly organized. etc. Immediate cash, dock, front patio+·----------DE L MAR $750/mo ...... 648-5148 LOST:Black & Wht 1 ·l . con1clent1ou1 & hard· lops. 673-6223 "'mso
Beautiful Condo deck. Avl SepL $2500 3BR +bonus rm, 2~Baliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Petit e atudlo w/kltch, ST ORAGE 2742 long hair female, cat APPLIANCE TECH working lndlvldual1----.....,.....,.-""'=",..--
1BA 1BA nr Cretonl IH. N/pet. 723-4633 tnhm, 2 frple, dbl gar, COZV STUDIO APT newly remod, aele, named "Belle"i.::.> lri Perm Fff Mori-Fri. ablo to acc:ompll1h Oak U p Right P lano
Bch $140K Owner Wiii gated, pooVepa. Avall. close 10 beach. Pvt pvt nr bch/bay $575 the vicinity of Orange Must h•v• own tn.ick mulllple lHks almulta· Carved upholsterd
S1575+dep. 63l -6680 ace11a. $545/mo. 1nci water 673·eS19 Yard S pec• Gated end 23rd and 24th in & 10011. C&ll 841-8481 neoualy, Re1pon1lbfll· Settee (714) 548-6867 carry call Robort agl. BALBOA B Vie 2B 2B N Avall 8/1. 720.8460 · concrete area In Nwpt CM or poulbly near Ilea Include he•vy
210 7 ::corte":rbe~/VerVpn~I=....---:~--:-:----S TUDIO almoit on the Boatl/AV's up to 1500 Marguerlla In COM. AUTO MECHANIC phonH, data baHl---------
frpl, fnc patio. carport. Nice 1b r wMew, aun beach. $540/mo w/&-Ft2 .. l7/Ft2. 873·5975 R l!WARDI Any lnlor· Wheel alignment. anlty, heavy malVahlp-APP LIANCES 6011
6 50 ·8287 PENINSUIA
deck, for 1 parson w/ mo IH. 201 E. Balboa. matlon plea11 cell Apply In parson. New-ping aullea, ma•aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
SAN Lr. hou •• W,...-y "lew storage. pool/spa. ref• No petal $810 673·~8 or 772· .. 400 !••••••••-,.,.. T Ou'-5 • ""~"' · -vur .., Marie 875-6827. po1t Tire, 3000 E. m•lllnna, fllfnn a. --~ acrou from bch. 4Br ..,u $l39 · v7~• C II 8 b 640-7584 ... .... •-or h I. CLE.MENTE 10 76 f Q CO DO a o •WALK TO BEAC H! COMMERCIAL Loat Cat Irvine Tar· Coast Hwy, CdM. eral oper•Uonal ta1k1. Kenmore waa .., i~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 38a, fa~~·~~-e:v:~D : 2 N S m a ll 1 b r h a• S of 2Bd 1.5Ba-LUll Condo, race. Corona Oel Mar Cabinet lnaVFeb Computer knowledge gas dyer $150 tll. XJnt
MODEL P E RFECT cat gar. • 2poorVap•a. ,;,W:,W,,9v!~: PCH, patio, parking. w/d , pool, g•ted. REAL ESTATE ,.,.._94. Cream Long· Quick, car~·mlnded • muat lncludlng date conal 645-9785 Avl 8/1 $825 utllltes $1250 Gina 648-1515. haired Hlmala an w/ _, baa• & word procesa-1---,.-,,,.-~--=-=:---3-4 Bdrms (Oen), COSTA. 'Ull!C!e .,124 $1395/mo lse. 675-1765 lncludect. 875•1742 Y crattsperaon. Entry M . Ing c•pablUtlee. Salary N•w Whrllpool Dryer 2.S B•., Plenl•llon .&WA~ " BIO CYN Gatecl 38d blue !)'95· 875-3307 m•y train 65().()382. low 20'a DOE. P*se wt\11•. f\.lny featured.
Shu1ters, Import•~ 2.5 Ba. Golf Coura• BUSI~C!s o~ICE Lo a t Qold & colorect nd 1 p 0 et.ct sh.rt pnce, MlscllTT ll~OUS n&HJ ~~ atAfta br~1111. C OOK Exp. required •• resume o· • . oao ............ .. ~tone, Muter Suite w/ 21R 2U mHI l /YMD Vu. 3-c•r gar. $2900 COSTA. MESA 2624 ~u• FOv RENT 2769 R.;-'ar'd1 ~s.on9 Eve •hlfts a. wknda. Box 9444, Newport 1------...._ ...... _.....,....~~
ual Fireplace •nd PET OK, STORAGE 640-6213 Ownr/Agl. RENTALS ~ MARO ARITAYILL• BeKh. CA 92658. Or w .. unenou.. W8SMr •
J•cuul Tub, Fully M .. 2 8441 1Bedr m Apt Seoo ••••••••• • .. •••••••• 2 332 W. PCM NB tax to ?t4•7&0-e7eo. heevv duty St50. L•ndac aped. cu1-c1• Beach Area Newpt otnc• 100 •q n •• --------1 R •TAIL iii•• w • • t 1 "• h • .. • • =~~~.~!,,g~~o~o .. d~~ ~IA HOUJ11E ~~~ Winter Furnished e::1u~fi::~~r rn btocka trom Bay. PERSONALS FULL & PART TIME Futon Emp. needa: Dryer 1150. Wh .. ier Sch~~-~n;.gc•anl w/!:'
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hookup. ~.!fy Or Summer WHkly1.,,...,....,._(7.,..1-:4~) ,...3•_5-4~4_9_9-=-= 11110iiOiiiiMiiSiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii7iiOii6 _......:<_11_~.,_) 7_a5_/~"-_:_1_oo-'--,_ RETAIL SALES :!!!>c.~:SP:':~!~ :,,90!:" ~.ctr~=
Owneri'iroker decor•t•d M2·hh 1 ·5 Bedroom 28d 1 .eia Ptlm• ES Offlo• S ult•• Avall •---------OPPORTUNITIES Ing chaln In CM. FV & 81.ack & Dectter etec-
C•ll •••v• Dalb~ Nwpt Ht•. 4bd 2b• Many Oceanfront• L0<:1tlon.Twnl'I .. Style a .... t Location! ••I•. Fre>m ~004000 •Q h. RRSONALS 3002 Lap Hfls ~69-5507 trle edger us. All •Int
a outhta nd Group Lg tntry kit 2-car gar, Wlntw S650-S f000/rno A•decorated all newt quiet. prkl ng, afir tia+ Competltlv• retu. Ch•llenglng op-he••ll l alea Perm. condition! 842°9052 !714~ 362•9800 or Pool/apa. W/D hk-upa. Summet' '52542000/'Nk 1825/mo. 7&9·8242 Am•nlllH. ~ utll s45o 4&00 Campua Dr., Npt portunlllH wlfh th• poa. •VI In Lag.8. For
714 492-1422 Home Pool aervlce/gafdner. AllO Yttrfr 14 Bdrm IBR 111A trpl, peUo no amklp•t 722 ... 737• Beac h. 852-8318 lead•r tn the on• hour enero .. ic .,_an wl'lornl--------~:
714 268~~0· $18SO/mo 7 8 .. 1oe4 $18041376/moNB&HB carport, nr Tr Sq Nu------------------nm film developing lndu .. ..-lly can convene ftJlUf1TUU
10•3030011) PQr VIiia Rentals crpt bltlne Hk·upa. VACATION INDUS.,.,., 2781 by .,. •~'-'>le tor w/cuft. 3 ,o-40s.2s1s '••••••••: Sml n.at OK 1740 + aec & .l\IAAt ..... g,..ul\le lndlvlduala 1•
HUNTINGTON Propea Mlmt &.-s-fi54to50-5145. UMTALS 2722 iM.r .. ted In w°"'lng SAL•• CLaRK Ptioto
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... OCN "'°NTlllSWPOltT w .. -, 100 ..... ft ett I -• _. •torH In th• Or•ne-hra. EnerQ41tlc/fri.nc:tly Lndry pool ~i.1 nr ,.,,,.., -.. __._. countw/San Diego peraon. ..,••.0•1 t .CLO.I TO .... ,."* PAMILY MOM• ne., all lra'naiPQt1et . "No 28r 18th 11000 Wkly ofc. 1200 eq ft Ole/ -.... , V•t •nl lltUuper pertc'-6 ..:hOOte. 48r pelt Me-G2 ea 38r 28th S1500 Wkly wat9h ... 3400 aQ ft IV ..W l'l\etke1, If you •• •1 ara...W
38r lV•D• houM, vwy 381, 12200. 8•1boa Mott w .. u Open ofc!Wat•hH. Agent on frt.ndtv. outOO'n9 pet· flllnMfa In&. ~Y
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frpl, big t~ yd, Oulet Or .. 1 t1VM loo & home. 1 Br 18a. .. Mng b.,, N~t aott Oo .. ufr9"t 850-8217 dNlltlQ ~ •llP· '"· Ut ... 480.
neighborhood. t1200 48r 3\tBe, IN rm, f•m pvt pello. l.S8'4U6/ A-.efV• now for M.tvt•------------wtlh c~. we'd fOiiCC&illf
Incl orc:trw. Com• ... , rm, big play rm, l'ned mo. 546-tolt monlhty wln..r Nntalt. 1111• to tall to you """ & f'/T ft•f'e •
310.902..oet2 .vtww.nd In pool. MW Pf\\ W Le..,_.. aar, beam flulty furn'ehff 38r GOOd Job• Ill -~ W.: = 8" Mf, Mena el:
CU881PlllD out. l3000. 7&9-N07 c .. , 9"ytta. fp, wtllk..,, ae.. OW· Mo '""'1no rellable ..mces ..._ cOftlPIM• Mn-•:w: • elO ••a
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c11n count on to .. 11 a On the"'°"' Ht 11,.,,,., . .,.1-3071 prehei\...,. tralftlng _.. ......... ,..
myriad of merc:l'lan-Oft the w? to buy .. • r'JhSI ... ...,. • • ... .
atH tt•m•. beCauH Sell your extra Wlf • ...-:!__ .. Z:-' '" suata OUf cotumne oom~ ~ -. ..__ .....
qualified buJ•ra to houlehold ''* ....._ ..-,, .. 11•uwz c:.u1 Items .-i eo. ...,. , ...... ._...
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• MONDAY. JUlV l1. 1995
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g Ac.ti ... RllMO 84 Wooclerl "'°' I ew9t M Typed
t3 c.~ _.,. -.... vti"-Y 91 Fence(1
1' -Man hilltilOtl Waport 15 Din 117 Oan provtne9
16 Open 68 Observed
11 -Piper or &9 ~°' F 0•11 Hamelin 70 Soop fNll(tng 18 Slant lngredient1
10 Nolay limoploce 22 Jewel DOWN
23 Genuflects 1 Light menl
24 Splo<jly 2 Louisiana ea Ceremonle• cuisine 29 Good 10 1111 3 Swlllly
32 H11t aod Gol• 4 Fell pen 35 Aell<:ll 5 Willy r.totl
37 Heevy hammfll 8 ~talOf ~ -S"*9i0 40 Celgary 7 ..,.hi Fll"St"-·
Stampedetl 8 Grant 30 -Skywatket
grp 9 Mama's boy of -st.r Ware·
4 t Bushel pa11a 10 carry on lhe • 31 Ac11ess
42 E~ lhouldet1 l.llnchesler 43 Haf1f"Ofd Ile.lier 1 1 Wight Of Man '""32 Of'l lhe Adrlallc
45 Large O'"" 12 Abound 33 Hawaiian leasl parrol 15 Wilhoul 34 Clole·moolhecl
46 Polar hghl adornment 36 -Fitzgen11d
48 Enjoy 20 Cornple
1
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1iO Pilchera 1hlde 41 T nt out
52 Stfft'ed 2 t Musical notes 43 Merc:handlse clear of 25 Thin coin 44 Turned
56 Tank 27 Wnte on glass inside out
58 Daring 28 Dlvant 47 Make merry
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4 0 Miachief 'f'l\llllf 51 Scoll
63 Slf'IOe< Panon
54 Overact
55 French =:slOnlsl
5e Cargo vehicles
57 -vefa lohon
59 AdheSlv• .. ~
60 E11ploitld
62 Barbie's
boyfnend
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1111il, M ynu 11hould cndt'nvnr t.o li11d
uu~ whether Nnith hn11 lhn-e·cn rd
support for your 11padC'tl. Bid three
riot~. to llCt' wht'lhrr pnrtncr cnn
h\kc ft pre(rrcnc<' lo three 11rodcs.
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So\lth you hold:
6K911 OAI02 oQ .17 6A9fl4
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no lrump WheL do ynu respond?
A • You hnvc n vrry 110unrl 1'1 pain~. hut c\'cn 1r pnrt.ncr hn!I a
11111•im11m of 18. thrrr nrr only :t2
high-cord point.II in thr comhinurl
holclin1t -not rnou,.:h fllr slnm. Hirl
lhrco no trump, nn<I ho hnnpy you
nro in n romfnrlnhle l'lpot.
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South you hold:
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The hidding hni; proccc<lrd:
WEST NORTU EAST SOUTII
I 0 Ohl r1u111 ?
Whnl uction do you Lnke?
A · In fl'l!Jlonrhn~ ton lllkt'flul
rluuhlr. 1t 11111!'lunlly heller lo hid n
four·card 111njor rolhrr than n live·
cnrd minor 'l'hnt 1s especially I.rue
when lh<' OJ>('ning hid has hcen in 11
major -porlnl'r almo.c;t olwnys hos·
AL lrn11t four cArd11 111 the other
mnJnr ll1d onr 11paclr.
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hold·
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Whot act.inn do you toke'!
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ding L\\•O apnd :11-with llllJllM'r~ for
your 1111il, Nnrlh mlaht. hn11n mn1lr n
lnkcouL ilouhlc> 111111.c'nd 11ru\lrn:nll·
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lnjl \•oluc 111 ta 11up1.,>rt p111'l1Ulr.
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Till' bidding hos pmttNh>tl:
NORTH EAST SOt.rrtl
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Whal action do you lake?
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A • You hnvc 11hout ns lltUr 011 lhe
luw Allows for your one·hcurL
rct1ponsc. lf pnrt.ncr did not hove
lhe v11lu03 w bid l{llmc, you cerlain·
ly do not. Aincc t.hejump raiso wo11
invitnUonnl, llol furc:lnR, poM -
wilh olncrily.
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hotel:
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NORTH EAST SOtrnl
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Whnt net.ion do you l.llko?
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A • While there i1 little chance
lh11l one 111padc douhlcd will Rel
pn!W'CI oul, why tnke the r111k'I Oid
lwo 11inmomh; I I Ad l•:n"t 1111s11Nl,
you ro11ld ool hnvc rc11pomled nl the
lwo.levrl -lh11l would hnve lx.'Cn
furcinl{. Since nll slrong rt'll pnnding
hnnds Rl.llrt with R l't'<'.1•1uhlr, on lhiR
llC.'QUl'ncr ynu cnn arTord lo bid the
suil to llhow length ond un.happi·
ness with n 11pnde conlmcL
Mff-LD""'9 Tralter~ LH-•d. Vt, r.oll, ~ T~ nM ~ a fltlet atN• ~ w/MJoh dtee, = 6 ar.. U4IO AICCON9Ctta. 0.. """· Good Condi MOO 114.975 .... ,..., • M24912 man ..,.,, MOO "00• oao 142·1512 Ta• OOdae 8200 Ven 71 .... 14 179 :seo va. Auto, Tow Ptca •11.-a--1661--.. x""'ldiili..P~·A"'"9d-
• • •• ebuud end 1• " Monteom•~ p/a, 11•teo. A~ Mii a1 K """"Loededl ,. •bandoned peta. a. a ful c:owr, or•at cond 1..,50 01•71._ t¥WrW. s.m.'mOClll on
11olunt .. ,/fo1t1r. Cell Ready 10 eall ewayl de*' IOt for 16900.
7f4-607·0037. IMO ..... """" e7wo73 A8klng $3600 for "°"'"
&.AaiR Uk• new con. POID 1075 bl• "" earl f20..Qt21 !-------...;....;.. dlUOn, W/traJI and IX• ••••iiliilliillil I,_.,...,,_.,.... ___ ,__ __
PIANOS l wu. R1tall1 53000. 'M T .. IRD Aqua Blue •ae 4·0oor, Ha(chbllCk,
Ol,.•u5 6059 WIP Hll for $1500. Body & Wht Top. 09~ Auto, A/C. 88K mll11. •
VAi' 71 ~1·0184. RHtOrld MUi l S••l . ChamRagn• Color.
Run1 & Look• GrHll 12800 434·1952 ----------
Knabe 8abv Grand
Ebony fln1sh •Int
condt se,ooo oeo 68&-0708
PIANO boo 080
Upright, nlc• tooklnQ.
Wtll mow Ms-9070. .,...,..... .... .......
Ebony.Ilk• newt Corder. A1klng !Ok
otter. 760-6776
BICYCUS 6060
SPEED•
SKI BOATS 7016
1eaa Chrla Craft 18h Nll .. ra, Juat r11tor1d,
1how cond, KBL 131
$4500 Plllf 942•5141. r---------
•9a exPLOR•R XL T OLDSMOBILE 1155 •<k••t P:amUy Car Load•dl Super CleanJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•liiiil
Lady ownr n/1mk. eoK • a :. c u t 1 a • • ml1. 112800 098·!5589 Brougham Nu Ure•
Lv m•g. Pg 437•8772. paint, brk• • tun.up'.
$2500 OBO. 648-7837 3-c:arb motor. '22.500 ---------or w11T tiaiJe TU" coT-9080
lecUble car. 848-3225 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 1-P0-9-&!--,.~----
IHW m••Hg•. '88 Bronco II XLT ~ 9175
•1988 22f1 Ski Botit• 4x2, ruu power, Ilk• --------
5.7 Litre v..a. King new. $8,350. 54.9·7528 •ea 912 Xlnt engine,
Cobra 0/0, low profile .xtnl Int. BOdy wort< 11
hull, Ju1t Hrvlced, -1N-r-1-NITI----9-0-9-5 good . $4,500/obo.
new CQntroller/uphol· iiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 87M038 Chrtstln• R•oondlUoned & 11ery. Gr-at •kl boat·
used Bikes, like new. faat·look1 great ..... r• 92' JBT BLACK
Clll 84t ·92&4. ady to go. $12,000 l"FINITI! M30 TRUC~S 9220
' 1548-9449/574-4247 Convertible. 1 ownr.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 16,000 ml. ln1tant1•
TICnfS 6075 Cluslcl Mint Condi '73 250 y .9 ll'ord
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MARINE SUPS $24,900 obo 437.5074 XL T camper ipeclal.
DOCRS 7022 A real workhora11 CHEAP AJA EEP 9110 12,850. 842-3559
Most us Cities I *From $190 (1·W)* 40' MOORING N.B. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 Plck·Up 6·1pd, *From $350 (Rl)• wtttt tlT)all boat. Xlnt '93 Cherokee Country AC, pwr string, brk1,
No Reetrlctlona locatlonl $11,000. 4wd, 1nrf, full pwr, tow am/fm ster, 1 ownr~ nu
1-800.30CMS802 0!10•0805. pkg, lmmac. 21K ml,,1 tires. $5,500 733·1209
onr, garaged. WhVgry.
$18,500 Call 720-1565 1---------BAIBOA YACHT
••••••••• BASIN has boat 11lps avallable, $14.50 per---------VOLVQ 9230 TRANSPORTATION tt. cau 873·1761 LINCOLN 912 0liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '85 Volvo DL aut~. 1--------MOTORCYCLES '80 M.,k v11 superb trans, 6 apkr bose,
7011 SCOOTERS 8018 ~~~d:;l, :i~~g c~~~i ~~~ 8:~~89 wool BOATS
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Orig celebrity ownr. ---------$8,750. 760;0916 '89 740 GL Wagon 18' LASER Rowing
S hell, only $595.
1 ~· COLEMAN Canoe
Used only 3 times.
$245. 854·2841
'79 Kawasaki 13 00
3500 mllea. Full drHs
$500 Firm. As·••· MAZDA 9125 84 7 ""'44, . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
While, sunr1, bk1 &
reds S10,200 Larry
634-4050 or 759-0007
·---------'8 8 MX8 Red, 2·dr,
18Ft BAY LAUNCH ------••I 80k mil, tnld wndwa, VOLKSWAGEN 9235
Fiberglass. teak deck, AUTOMOBILES spoiler. air, CD ptyr, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii beaut boat! New die--n-tires xtnt cond
sol engine, new top. •••••••••I $5,800 OB0.531·1687 '8 5 Cabrlolet 63k, ml.
$9000/obo. 675-6128 A C /A M /FM c as 1 ,
alarm. Showroom condl &5550 723· 1869 2 Inflatable Boa t • BMW 9030 ME RCEDES 9130
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FREE TO YOU 6022 OFFICE P.ETS & Call 530·5716. ALMOST USED•• Roadster, fully re-Re~ro aeata, sn·r1, Aspen. Sliver/gray 1tored, 2 top. Xlnt alrm, all serv. records, ~~~--~~-----~~~~---~~----~=~~~~~~-~~iiiiiiiii~FU~lruRE& ~l~S 6049 0'~0N ~~~~~ •31 M~s•L~TW ~~I $14~00 OBQ a lways garaged. New Kitte n• 4 Long EQUIPMENT 604 7 flatlble w/pumb, oart1, Uc PAID. Full Wrnly. Call 673·8948 $6,900 obo 838·2249
hair & 3 Calleo to Adopt Rottwelle r l motor bracket. Good Chrm Whls. SERIOUS '7 8 300SD 4-Door FU~lruRE 6014 MERCHANDISE WANTED good hornet 645·9636 KX·:S700 Panasonic Male 3yra AKC 1301b• Condi $495. 631·0184. BUYERS ONLVI 714/ Auto, Sunrf, Turbo:r---------
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bed, 2 Oak ~Hoe ta· PLANT BALE AOAB8 USED GOLF BALLS & ART 6025 -~CR s-racr. ADOPT·A·PET boat for 3 P80PI• & BUICR 9035 '79 •·8 Colleotorliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii blH. 548·6867 OLD GOLF CLUBS Hoover 11and·up vac· Every Sat & Sun at lrg luxury sallboat for Cl•••lo xll\t condl Cement lounllins $110, Top S paid. 675-9103 uum $60. 548-7637 PETSMART, Fountain 6 people capt & crew Diamond blu, 120k ml. Famll~ Need Truck,
bird baths $20. Citrus· or 800-445-7878 ERTE S•rlgra ph Valley. Puppies, kll· needed. John 497~56 '84 Riviera, full $18K obo. 282·7878 car or van. Running or
MERCHANDISE fruit-avocado (fruiting) 1975, "Spl•n.dour" ..power, one owner, minor repair will pay
s10. Junipers, vlnes,1_________ #144 ol 260, $3000. PETS & :en:1 a7~ 1 mf"· all xlnt cond. Must aelL M ITSUBISH I 9 145 cash. (818) 969-7786 MISC. 6015 herbs $1 On palms 8' FREE TO YOU 6022 Call 645-9638. ANIMALS 6049 00 ng r ov ng, car· POWER BOATS $1995. Call 549-7528 $20. * 909'574.9422 · Ing homes. CALL 597· *W A N T B D• LIDO ESTATE SALES 0037 for more Into. 7 012 ---------1 •97 Mirage Auto, AC/ '67·'69 Camaro'a. Also u 1 1 1 Wedding Dresel Fre e c le anlng for PAINTING· li?li?li?li? Fr•• to approve d ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CHEVROLET 9045 '80-'76 CorvettH, '68· qu dal ng remain ng Never worn! Sweet 1 G d FREE Malt••••! 1• PS $2175 mu1t ••II assests of marriage heart neckline, cap ~~I~••· a~a~uesses~a~1~: liEiiQiiiUliiiPiiMiiEiiiNTiiiii6iiOiii3il home•: 4-yr-old male 18 ' Regal Medalllo n July 31st. 8Ht ofter 72 Mopar Musel• cars dluolullon. $200,000 sleeves. Size 8110. Need home for lovlng Samoyed & 2·yr·old 185 ,68 b Id lakH Ill 723-4153 Any condition OK. Wiii
rth I II I 531-4866 male dog. Housebro· female Au11l1 Shen. ow r e '82 Caprice Cla••lo pay euhl 882·7778 wo 0 an ques, Ur·. Musi 1eel $600 OBO •---------GR ACCO 5 HS p .. -Mere 170 1/0 80hrs nllure bronzes 10 free to t h• right ken, 2 yeor1 old. herd/lab mix. Prefer · V8, Alf. 0/0, Ice Cold Ivory 'tusks, mirrors, 546-4382 Home 2 ~ yr. old Alrless Pelnt Sprayer. '"Bi g Boy · Great w/ to keep log11her, very ~7ao...8'73Al246· air condl AM/FM Cats
vases. paintings. Germ Shep mix. Lov· SIOOO. Pote 642·5141. kids. Please phone alfocllonale & playful. Drives Perfect! Needs
Ivory etc Frl/SaVSun CO TE S 6 Ing, playful, likes to afler 2pm 966-1772. 7·yr·old male Blue Nothing! $2400 obo
10.4,' 1240 Logan 1 1, iiiiiiMiiiiPiiUiiiiiiiiRiiiiiiiiiiOiilii8 run, loves dogs & Overstocked with Merle Au11le Shep· SAIL BOATS 7014 Call Steve 854·7114.
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welcome. M I I 2/40 dog. 557·3\.76 A call to loyal & calm. N11ds '30 SAIL BOAT• ---------• ac c ••• c •-------"-----adult home. 373.0771 Fully loaded, new Buy 11. Sell 11. Find 11. Like newl keyboard Buy It. Sell II. Find It. Classlfled through classified DlHet, wheel. clean, tires, AC, om/fm caes, ClaHlfled , mouse, 100 prgrms & ClaHlfle d. will help 642·5678 Buy It. Sell II. Find fl. ownor terms. $16,000 low mllu $4,755
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•Bob 941.8085* •CarpeVUph Cleaning Brick, Block, Slone, Tiie (714-988•1882) TREES m1nt1. If you have a Work. lnVExt & Docks, .. w.nlam 8angettCo. Exp'd S.A. Tutor. Also •
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