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Home My WebLink About1995-08-10 - Orange Coast Pilot• SPORTS Back Bay course tees I up greener pastures WEEKEND Fun places to go_for family <Ul;d friends Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 ():rigin Of tQe goo remains mystery Murder victim's fiancee ordered to stand trial - •Nanette Johnson accused of embezzling $497 ,000 from ·Newport millionaire. She fa ces 10 _ years in prison. McLaugbhn's money. · After heanng testimony from prosecul.Jon witnesses Tuesday and Wednesday -including McLaughlin's dccountant. a New- port Beach pollce detective and a handwntmg Pxpert -Harbor • Greasy particles did not come from waste water, Sanitation District officials say. · \ By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Tests reveal~ that the globs of white fatty substance found on a length of seash ore last week- end did not CQme from waste water, but their origin' is still a mystery. 1be particles -described as looking like oily grains of rice - were so peculiar, city and coun- ty officials closed the beach between 32nd and 48th streets for two days over the weekend unW the substance was cleared. One theory as to the source of the particles was waste water. But according to tests conducted by the Orange County Sanitation District's environmental sciences labora- tory, the particles consist of • SEE MYSTERY PAGE A7 MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Nanette Johnston confers with her attorney, Barry O. Bernstein during her prellmJnary hearing on forgery charges. boa Eun Zone. Newport Beach bas 302 games through- out the city, fi'om pinball to Double Dragon, from Pac Man to X-Men. Games can be fOUDd ln barS, movie theaters, restaurants and laundromats. The most concentrated ueas are ln Fashlon Island's Yellow Brick. Road arettde and along the Fun Zone, where no fewer than three arcades compete for business. Located .bi an old-fashioned oeaCh bOiro- walk ~.the PUn Zone arcades alsO have photo bOoths and games Of skill. Play- ers can accumulate tickets that can later be exchanged for priz~. The city ol Newport Beach carefully reg- ulates its merchants' gaming activities. Businesses with pool tables or arcade games must obtain a ~ skill game permit. In addition, busi.rieues must pay the city an annual charge ol SM for each game they operate said. •SEE ARCADE PAGE A9 ,. Court Judge Richard Toohey said ------------there 1s sufhc tt>nt evtdence lo By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot send Johnston to tnal on one NEWPORT BEACH -Nanette I Johnston ·-the 30-year-old fiancee of slain Newp6rt Beach millionaire William F. McLdugh- lin and a suspect m his death - will have to stand tnal on grand theft and forgery charges involv- ing nearly half a million dollars of count of grdnd theft and 15 felony cdunts of forgery U convicted, Johnston could face 10 yc>d rs m state pnson. Deputy Dt'>lnct Attorney Joe • D' Agostmo said Johnston s tnal date is ·sched· uled for Aug 12 m Orange C-ountY • SEE TAIAL PAGE A7 Residents to Clinton: Dlimp Harriett Wieder • Group asks president to drop former supervisor from federal group study- ing government efficiency. By Evan Henerson. Daily Pt/or COSTA MESA The appoint- ment of former Ordnge County Supervisor Harriett Wieder to a federal committee has several local residents calling foul Calling the former ">Upel'Vlsor I an mefficierit leader who e negh- gence helped lead to the county's financial collapse. Costa Mesa residents Alan and Janet Reoung· ton have asked President Clinton. m a letter, to reconsider his appomtment. "To many in Orange County, Ms. Wieder represents the epito- me of wasteful and ill-run govern- ment,· the letter reads "HaVlDg failed as a supervisor in Orange County. she should not be hon- ored with a federal appointment for which she IS patently unqua.h- fied. • The president dppomted Wieder, who rel.Jred fr om the bOdfd in November, to the Coun- cil of the Administrative Confer- e nce of the United States. The appointment became effective three weeks ago. and the counal will next meet in November Critics -50 of whom signed the letter -say adding Wieder to a comnuttee that focu es on gov- ernment effiaency 1s a travesty. Wieder's publlc history should reflect how mapproprtate her appointment 1s, Janet Renungton said. "I don't know anybody who knows her who thinks h1gbly of her,· Remington said "Tius should give notice that at least 50 people in Orange .county dlsap- prove of th1-, dpp0tntment tt RPdChl"d Wednesdcty aftt>r· noon. W1t>der ~did the qudhlica- llons for thE> committee ha' C' nothing to do with her cnt.Jcs complaints Tht:> Counol to the Adnurustrah\ e Conference 1~ ct watchdog gr1111p that en!>urp .. adnunistrat.Jvp law!> are proper!) Ol 'E~TlU;\ ... Does H ni.tt Wieder belong on the federal board which she was I appointed to by Pres- ident Ointon" Why or why not? leave your views, along with your name, home- town and phone number on the Readers Hotline, 642-6086. • implemented, Wieder sd1d. Wieder Sdld rriany are to blame for the county bankruptcy. includ- ing her cnbcs "(My cnt.Jcs) dre entitled to their opmion, • Wieder sdid-"Thi!> i~ a complex issue, and l belleve the respons1b1hty should be shared I would bet several of the authors of the letter voted for (ousted County Treasurer) Bob Citron. "I've given 30 years of public servlce, dlld these people haven't Obvtously, the president t.hl.nb I'm more qualified m local gov- ernment than these people do.· The 50 people who signed Remington's letter include Democrats, Repubbcdlls, Liber- tariaru. and members of United We Stand Amenca. Several mem- • SEE WlEDER PAGE A7 Residents arrested for growing marijuana Nautical museum will open today •Three people are booked in two Uiirelated cases for plltivating the drug at their homes. . NEWPORT BEACH -Three Newport Beach residents were arrested Tuesday in two unrelated cases for allegedly growing marl· juana plants at their homes. Carmen Stephani Ainsworth, a 31-year-old executive, and her husband, Ronald Granberry Ainsworth, a 38-year-old sales- man, turned themselves in to police after narcotics officers searched the couple's Newport Beach home and discovered a jungle of marijuana plants, according to police reports. When Newport Beach oar· cotics officers obtained a warrant to search the Ainsworths' home in the 400 block of Tustin Avenue on Aug. 4, they found 21 home- grown marijuana plants about 5 feet tall ln the backyard and other bagged marijuana, Newport Beach police Sgt. Andy Gonis said. Officers conbscated a total of 100 pounds of marijuana from the Ainsworths' residence, Gonis said. In a second incident Tuesday, Ronald Jay Bornstein, 30, a sales- mcln, was arrested on suspicion of cultivating a 2 1/2-foot tall marl- • see ARRESTS PAGE A7 r-----------~---~-------------------~------------------, I \ II I \ \\ I \ I II I 1: The facility debuts in the former Reuben E. Lee By Anna Marie Stolley, Daily Pilot Ftrmly docked in 1ts new location inside the former Reuben E. Lee. the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum reopens to the public today. The landmark stem wheeler-which once car· ried omnivores and disco dancen -now show- cases nautical exhibits, including a large co11ec· tion ol old sailing equipment, blstortcal pbo- togrephs and intricate ship models. A ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday night allowed at lffit 400 museum members and Mends to preview the exhibits. StArting today, members ol tM public can get their view ol the mmeum's nautlaal coUectlon and visit Bongos. "the mU9e\llll gift 'tbol>i rrom to uu. to 5 pm. Tuetday tbro\lgh sunday. c • SEE MUSEUM PAOE Al · greer wylder '/)i,ve into big · ~each wear sale fr he Balboa Beach Co. is : I having its once-a-year sale beginning at 9 a.m. Friday Ed running through Aug. 20 at e Balboa Island location at 210 arine Ave. (673-4923) and at fashion Island (720-1223). 1 Owner Jim Roberts says the fale is a "total blow-away sale• - ~verything is reduced 25%, Including sale merchandise that's ~eady reduced 40% to 80%. 1 There's plenty of men's, ~omen's and children's beach wear and sportswear to chose from. I l If you're in need of some new glasses, rumor has it that Balboa J3yewear has unbelievable deals on popular frames, including ~ports brands such as Oakley, Gargoyle, Black Flys, Qutlcsilver ~d Balle. . For designer frames, there's Giorgio Arman.i, Donna Karan, buess?, Mossimo, Calvin Klein, t.A. Eyeworks, Ralph Lauren/Polo, Laura Biagotti, folice, which is popular in J:urope, and the very high end y-ame, Cazal. • Owner Kachin Loi says there ~e sales going on all the time, ' and Balboa Eyewear also does prescriptions. J. It's al 710 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach (723-0783). • f Everyone's favorite sale, ''The Last Call" sale at Neirnan-Mar- fUS at Fashion Island, is in progress. You'll find great prices\ throughout the store, with mer- &iandise reduced from 50% lo 65%. The sale ends Monday Last week, an anonymous caller requested that Be Chap- pell be mentioned as doing won- ~etfUl alterations, dress making ~and men's and women's tailoring ~t reasonable prices. Chappell (722-9419) is on the second floor of 445 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. i . J Pumiture ln the Bare is hav- ¥19 its summer clearance sale, With many iterris reduced up to ~%. Discounts will be shown on gs. ., Many of the unfinished furni- e pieces can be custom-fin- ed to match your colors and ·• ~le. Finishing possibilities ~elude staining, varnishing. oil- ing, whitewashing, pick.ling, uot1c color washes and painting. ft's at 1777 N. Newport BJvd., ~Mesa (642-2592). I 1 The Grey Goose is having a lo% discount special on all Fitz ~d Floyd pieces, including the 1995 holiday collection. • Included in the sale are Fitz ' Aoyd's Santa's List. Holiday es, Harvest Home-Thanks- g and Nutcracker Sweets, pid all other seasonal accessory j>ieces can be special ordered. I The Grey Goose (642-7803) is .t Westcliff Plaza in Newport feach. i IEST IUYS appears Th~rsdays and rdays. If you know of a good buy, I me at 540-1~24. " • • School buses unable to get into the area with barricades on Shalimar Drive will now pick up children at the intersection of Pomona and Shalimar. Bilingual officer to patrol Shalimar neighborhood • He will start work in the area Friday, prompted by residents' desire to have Spanish-speaker in area. ing in from (nearby) Wallace and Santa Ana (avenues) ill the middle of the night," Madueno said. MThey cruise the street, playing music really loud. Bollards won't st9p buses By Tina Borgatta. Daily Pilot WEST SIDE -Shalimar Drive residents will see a new face in their neighborhood starting F.ri- day, when Costa Mesa police Offi- cer Bill Adams begins bis new assignment as the area's bilingual officer. Adams is one of six Spanish- speaking officers in the depart- ment, most of whom are already assigned to other special details. "Officer Adams has agreed to start working an extra ~ a week, on Fridays between 11 in the morning and 5 at night,· police Lt. Alan Kent said. UW<.> also have one of our senior volunteers who is working out of the West Side Substation who is fluent m Spanish, and he has start- ed going out on patrols with (Sub- station) Officer DaJTell Freeman about three days a week.· Kent said the department may also assign one of jts canine unit officers to the area next month. "He is skilled in translating," Ke nt said of the canine unit officer. "And next month we'll hopefully be working with him on some (language) testing and see if he can spend part of his evening shift, possibly several rughts a week, on Shalimar.• The department's actions were prompted by a community plat- form that was developed recently COSTA MESA by Shalimar residents, who say they'll feel much more comfort- able reporting incidents to an offi- cer who speaks their language. "Residents have said that every time they call police, (the dis- patchers) don't understand what they''fe talking about,• said Paty Madueno, a member of the St. Joachim's Organizing Committee, which has been working with res- idents in drafting the platform. "They've told me the depart- ' ment puts them on hold and then just forgets about them. Plus, the dispatcher has a process to go through to determine the pn'Ority of the call. The call might be an emergency. but the communica- tion and understanding bet\4'een the two just isn't there." Residents hope they'll be able to page the officers to report prob- lems directly and avoid any lan- guage barriers. This latest move is pa.rt of a slew of measures the city bas tak- en recently in an effort to quash the gang violence and drug deal- ing that has long plagued the area. However, two of the measures -a ban on street parking and the installation of road blocks at j!ach end of Shalimar -have drawn harsh criticism from a group of residents who say they continue to live a nightmare when the sun goes down. uwe have gang members com- "Sometimes they bring bais and start hitting the pavement with the bats, making a lot of noise and yelling, 'You mother ... ll\is is our place, and you are not going to take us out.'"- Kent on Wednesday encour- aged residents to report the inci- dents as they occur. He said to his knowledge, the department hasn't r~eived any calls reporting that type of disturbance. "If there are incidents of people abusing the cement" bollards or any part of that restricted area, we would like to hear more of these complaints," Kent said. "We do have officers assigned to that specific beat, and what our patrol officers are saying is that it is much quieter over there. We have experienced a decrease in calls for service, and we've been getting positive feedback from a nwnber of people who live there.• Mayor Joe Erickson said he's also gotten a number of calls from residents who say they feel much safer since the street barricades were installed. H One resident said that first night after the bollards went up was the first full-night's sleep he's had in years,• Erickson said. "There were no cars cruising through the street, no noise, and he had the peace of mind to sleep all night and not worry.• POL JC JI.JS •Shalimar Drive-area parents were concerned the barricades put up in their neighborhood Would put their children in danger, but school district makes other arrangements. By lina Borgatta. Daily Ptlot COSTA MESA-When the city placed concrete bollards on Shalimar Drive a few weeks ago to help cut the area's crime rate, the barriers posed a potential safety prob- lem for neighborhood children -how to get to school bus stops. About 165 Shalimar-area children in kindergarten through third grade are bused to Whittier Elementary School every day during the school year. The 35-foot bus- 4 es used to travel down Shali- mar Drive between busy Pla- centia and Pomona avenues, and some parents feared their children would have to cross buslling Placentia Avenue to hAil the bus this fall because of the new barricades. Not so, said Carol Stocker, the district's executive direc- tor of business services who oversees the transportation department. "The reason the bus stop was changed is because the city of Costa Mesa cul-de- saced the street,· Stocker said. The orily way into or out of Shalunar is Wallace Avenue. which is too narrow for a school bus to navigate and tum arourid, she said. The new stop will be at the bol- lards at the comer of Sh~ar and Pomona. ·It will be a nice area for the lods to stand," Stocker said. Because Pomona is such a busy street. the buses will travel southbound, "so the kids don't have to cross Pomona," she said. Another bus traveling northbound will pick up youths on the east side of Pomona at Park Drive, she said. "We will have bus service for all children in that area,• Stocker said. battery from the car's engine. • ~20 block of E. 17th St.: A man in his 50s walked into a jewelry exchange business and asked to have a watch repaired. When he learned they did not do that kind of work, he asked the clerk if he could see a S3,000 diamond. The clerk showed the jewel to him. then turned away from him for a second. When she turned back around. the diamond and the man had van- ished. $4,303 worth of property Including S300 tools, $3,000 of computer ~u1pment and a $1.000 cedar chest. • 200 block of E. 17th St.: A $233 green bike parked and unlocked in front of a store vanished while the owner was inside. • 1900 block of N•v.tpOft Blvd.: A S3S camera and $120 in ca.sh, hidden under a place mat. were reportedly stolen from an unlocked trailer. • 1700 block of l'Ustin Ave.: A thief pushed the wire off the top of a fence surrounding an antique store, climbed over the ~nee and stole three antique photographs of nature scenes worth S35 each. • 2000 block of Newport Blvd.: A nursery reported that 10 to 15 wire baskets of flowers and five bags of Bandin! soil, all worth $445. was stolen when the nursery was closed for business. NEWPORT BEAOt • 1000 block of Newport Cent9r Drive: A female security guard reportedly received a phone call from a man who was apparently watching her put up some cones. He called her on her cell phone said, ·Have you ever seen a bul- let hit a skull?' The man then said, 'You put up barricades very nlcely.' When the victim asked who was calling, the man $aid. ·It's aimed at you right now.' A~er the caller hung up, the victim received a page on her personal pager -the numbers displayed are the law enforcement's code for homicide. This is apparently the third stalking incident. • 1700 Miramar: A burglar entered a residence through an unlocked door and stQle a $4,475 of property, including a video camera, a cellular phone and jewelry. • 2100 block of Vist. .........,: A woman had a garage sale at her residence during which a thief reportedly took her $3,000 Persian rug and van- ished. • 400 block of Victoria: A burglar enters through the bathroom window of a motel room while the occupant is sleeping, and takes a S60 pager and $100 cash. . •-1000 block of W. 17th St.: A burglar pries open the rear door of a storage unit and takes • 1300 block of Biiker. A burglar shattered the window of a locked 77 Datsun. and stole a $40 TMU..tt PiJot !!,j':!!f=.~WUA VOL 89, N0.112 ntoMAS H. JOHNSON, Publisher WILUAM LOeDIU.. Editor SlWIMAMLI. Manaolng Edltot las VC*Ot. City Editor MAM: MM'NI. Photo Editor I091'RAMC. Clrcutatlof'I Manager HA*ICMGHT, ~uctlof'I ~nager NOY Oil f ING. ~~ Promotions ~ IHAH. Controller ~~~~=t.jl....,J-:-.. Cl 1 •--..hOelly Not or """ dpt wttl be '9COfd. ed Md IMn ~to fdlt<W ...... Ldldel. The .... 24- hour ..... "'19.,... Nr bit used to record letters to the editor on any topk. ADDRESS Our address is 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mest, Calif. 92627. CORRECTIONS It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt- ly correct all erron of substAlnc.. Please aell 574-4233. Thank yoo. CA 92626. Copvright No new5 stories, llliistrations, edi- torial matter or~ menu herein un be repro- duced without writt.n permis- sion of copyright owner. HOW JO REAOt us Orculatlon The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 Advet1lslng Classffied 642·5678 Display 642-4321 Edttortlt News 540-1224 ~642---330 New5, Spons Fax 646-4170 E.fMit: fl.Tl71MProdlgy.com Miiin Offk9 BUiin. Offlc:e 642-4321 Business fp 631·\9°2 ~~ QllfonMe Community Nlws, .,..,..""""~· --s. '°""' l'Nllcfent ind ao TIP OF ntE DAY -A scream heard anywhere may mean robbery ot rape. Be observant and notify polke. -courtesy Newport Beach police Tl.MPOATURES Newport Beach 69161 Balboa 69161 Costa Mesa 81162 Corona del Mar 17161) llOATING Mostly dear except for Nrly morning fog along the coast. Ught variable winds shifting south west 15 knots, 2 foot wind waws, 3 foot soulttwesterly swell. Clouds and fog returning this evening. T1DIS TODAY First low :•a.m.--..,.."""O Rnthlgh 10:04 a.m. 50 Second low . J:lOp.m. t 2 S«Ondhlgh . t:J7 p.m. 6.S .().8 5.0 1.1 Newport Bc-.w:hlCo ta M Daily Pilot r THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 199$ , Locals ~esidents ,)Ullong winners at fair Learning a lesser lesson in life JUNIOR MARKET Candace Caswell, Costa Mesa -~uruor Market Sheep, ·Group 2, run th. _, Jeremy Dal~, 9, Costa Mesa - Special Livestock, seventh; Junior Market Sheep, "Group 2, fifth. &ott Giddings, 16, Costa Mesa -Special Livestoc~. eighthi Junior Market Swine, "Group 3, first. ' ... Daniel Harris, 18, Costa Mesa -Special Livestock, ninth1 Junior Market Swine, ·Group 2, sixth. Brett Hellmich, 12, Costa Mesa -Special Uvestodc., ninth; Junior Matket Swine, "Group 1, eighth. Jess Hellmich, 9, Costa Mesa - Junior Market Swine, •Group 2, fourth. Tyson Hellmich, 15, Costa Mesa -Junior Market Swine, ·Group 2, seventh. Jamie Klimkiewia, 12, Costa Mesa -Special Livestock, second; Junior Marke t Sheep, "Group 2, fourth; Junior Market Swine, "Group 2, fourth. Jana Klim\ciewicz, 15, Costa Mesa -Special Livestock, eighth; Junior Market Sheep, •Group 1, sixth. Jennifer Ward, 12, Costa Mesa -Special Livestock, fifth; Junior Market Sheep, "Group 2, second; Junior Market Swine, ·Group 2, fifth. Robert Whiteford, 7. Costa Mesa -Special livestock, ·Mas- te r Showmanship, fourth; §pedal Livestock, first; Junior Market Swine, ·Group 1, sixth. Matt ·wuson, 10, Newport Coast -Special Livestock, sixth; Juruor Market Swine, ·Group 1, sixth. Matthew Wilson, 12, Costa Mesa -Special Ll'1estock, eighth; Junior Market Swine, •croup 1, second. • Specidl Awdrd. . ON THE CO:AST fred martin • EDITOR'S NOTE: Fred Martin's "On The CoastH column will not appear today. His column will return next Thursday. Grand Opening Celebration Sale! Guaranteed Low Prices . HEMPIDLL'S I RUGS & CARPETS 722~7224 30 E._JJth St. Costa Mesa I don't know Where the first ktck caught him, upside the head maybe or perhaps m the ear or the base of the skull. But when 1t was all over when the small gang of kids had quenched their thirst for violence • the young boy lay on ' the grass, bleeding and dazed, his mouth trying to form words. Somebody asked him if he was OK. In retrospect. a dumb question. He didn't say anything. but you didn't have to be an ER technician lo figure out that be wasn't OK. You gel kicked in the head, ob, six, seven, e1ght times with the toe of a boot dnd you're not 'OK. At some point, h e dnswered the question about as well as d young boy possibly could. He passed out. Now in the shredded ldnd- scape of gang violence, the sight of a lod no more lhdn 12 having the living ldf kicked out of him is unre markable. Sdd but true. It's not news. It's not even startling. Still, on d summer day in d suburban pdrk teeming with parents who'd sf:lown up lo watch their own kids piny a baseball game, it was d wrenching sight. The lods lot k- mg the one youth into uncon- sciousness, dfler all. wert- roughJy the sam e age ds thl• • -N QTEBOOK _ • t ~. ~ ...... .,. .... steve marble dll. They ran up to a dark- haired boy, pinned hlm to a fence, yelled something and then threw him to the ground. Casually almost, they began kicking him m the head and the face. My wife -perhaps falling back on he r days as a recre- dtlon leader or just relymg on her instincts as a good mom rdn toward the youths. She told them to slop. Or something like lhdt. Whdlever she said, it had no effect One of the kids turned to he1 and told her to, well, essentially get lost. The language was a bit more creative, l;mt there you go !>treet and cutting across the front lawn of the police station - directly opposite the park. As several people ran over to help the kid -splayed on the grass like someone who'd been tossed from a car -one of the baseball tea.m coaches walked up to m y wile. "What are you th.inkingr asked, Jumping on the same qyestion Jdy Leno asked Hugh Grant the other night. "You could h.dve been killed. What if he'd been carryuig a gun?• ·He's nghl." I said, adding my profound two blts. •Well r· m not going to stand here and Wdtch someone get beat up • Thdt Wd.S her answer. Ln the end. the boy came to. The cops amved, and so did the pardJTledlcs The kid didn't hdve much to tell the cops and informed the pdramedics that h10:, fd.nuJy didn't have the mon- ey ford fdncy nde lo the hospi- ldl They left, dfld the boy, lurctung more than walking, bedded home Whether it was a gdng feud, dn mitiation ritual or JU~l a bit of bdd neighborhood blood, I don't know b fJ II 1 II b Peggy Jones of Costa Mesa won top prize for her afghan ln the knitted articles -fancy stich category. kids playing bdsebdll lt went down qwckly I was stcmd.rng dlongs1dP th<• bdll ctiamond, deep m the long afternoon shadows with d crowd of other parent'>. when d group of lods rdcl'd by. Five in She rudn'l get lost She got C'lu..,er. And again told them lo o.,top beating the lod You'rt> hurtmg tum She SdJd thdt too, though I suspect they werP clware of that What I du know is that the prevdiling mood Wlth some of the people m lhe park that day wds thdt. not only is 1t OK to tole>rdte v1olence. you're best sN\ ed by keeping your dis- tanct' dnd not getting involved. Hdrdly ont> of We 's greater lt'SSOn'> , JR. FLORICULTURE/HORTICUL TURE Kyle Allee, Costa Mesa -Cdrru- val Of Colors, first. Taylor Allee. Costa Mesa -Pet Rock. first. Leigh Andelich, Costa Mesa, A Float -Exhibitor's Choice, first. Brandon Brown, Costa Mesa - Carnival Of Colors, fin.1. ' Kristen Brown, 9, Costa Mesa A Float -Exhibitor's Choice, first. Kim Butcher, 17. Costa Mesa - Miniature, first; Dry Materid.ls, sec· ond; Using Weathered Wood, sec- ond; In A Flower Pot, second; Trick Or neat. first. Jeremy Dalpe, 9, Costa Mesa - Favonte Sport. fust; Breakfdst Of Champions, first. ntfany Dalpe, 15, Costa Mesa - 1hck Or ll'eat. first; Double Plea·· sure, first. Abraham lnouye, 13, Costa Mesa -ln A Flower Pot. first. Benjamin Inouye, 10, Costa Mesa -Miruature, first; Favonte sport.. first. Isaac lnouye, 8, Costa Mesa - Favqrite Sport, ~nd; Mm.iature, second. Melissa lnouye, 15, Costa Mesa Miniature, first. Peter lnouye, 4, Costa Mesa - Geranium -Fancy Leaf, first Finally, satisfied with their ddy's work, the lads left Not m d hurry. Not m d rush They JU'>l left. Wdndering atro'>s the bu-.y • STEVE MARBLE 1s the managing editor Eva McCulloch, Newport Beach -Carnival Of Colors, first. Mcity McCulloch, Newport Beach Pet Rock. first; Miniature, first. L-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--) h ~------------------------· Diana Sheahan, 16, Costa Mesa - A Float. Exhibitor's Choice, first; Min1dture, f:u~l: ln A Flower Pot, first. 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M THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1995 briefs Newport VJSitors Guide is free A Visitors Guide to the Newport Beach area is avail· able free from the Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau. The 40·page guide provides an overview of several of the aty's commurlities, including Udo Marina Village, the Bal- boa Peninsula, Balboa Island Mariner's Mile and Corona ~del Mar. Major attractions, such as the Balboa Fun Zone, the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve. the Catalina Flyer and Newport Harbor, are also listed. The guide also lists local beaches and golf courses and their dlllenities. Nearby attrac- tions such as Disneyland, Knoll's Berry Fann and Catali- na Island are also discussed. The Visitors Guide has sep- ardte sections for dining, shop- 1 ping, night life, annual events • dnd accommodations. The ' guide's cover features a paint- ing of the Balboa Pavilion , viewed from the Balboa Island • ferry dock. Al Newman of : Newman and Newman Cr.::- ative Services donated the art- work. For more mformabon or to , receive a Visitors ~de, call the bureau at 722-16.i 1 or send a wntten request to 3300 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach 92663 Parent Help USA offers services Parent Help USA, a center for the prevention of family violence and child abuse, i5 offering a vanety of service:. to local residents. Free parenting classes, as well as individual counseling, are currently available at the center's Newport Beach loca- tion. The classes are headed Jw licensed counselors wno donate their services. Also,l upon request P.arent Help USA will send out a free brochure titled •How to Disci- pline Children Without Vio- lence or Harming Them:" Volunteers are always need- ed at the prevention center. For information, call 723-7170. Nakamura family art on view Art created by the members of the world-renowned Naka- mura family will be on display in the l'{ewport Beach City Hall Gallery through Oct. 2. 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By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Water district ·otfidals torught will addre~s con- cerns over reported structural deficiencies in Mesa Consolidat- ed Water District's Reservoir 2. A state ~alth Department Watchdog group formed to keep tabs on water district •Organizationfounded aue to members' "\ unhappiness wi~ the way Mesa Consqlldated is operated. By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA .! A group of Costa Mesa residents have formed an alliance to address the concerns some water users have about the management, structure and operations of the Mesa Con- solidated Water District. Residents Nancy Palme and Heath-er Somers, two of the water agency's most vocal critics, will head the group, called the Coali- tion for Clean Water-Costa Mesa. The association formed·out of frustration over what coalition members perceive as the district's unwillingness to respond to resi- dents' uncertainty over rate im::reases and management structure. · Somers said Wednesday evening the coalition hopes to "make the gnevances and con- cerns (of the rate payers) more substantial in the eyes of the management of Mesa Consoli- dated Water District.• Somers said the ,coalition will · ·actively investigate the policies and management of the water distnct to make swe the water coming mto the hc>mes and busi--· nesses located within the district is of the highest quality and low- est cost to the rate payers." In adclition, the group will compile and present to elected officials information that ouWnes "many years of questionable management practices at Mesa Consolidated," according to a news release issued by the coali- tion Wednesday evening. Other members of the coali- tion's advisory board include Mesa Verde Homeowners Asso- ciation President Chuck Robert- son and resident Ed Guilmette. • official la.st week expressed con- cern that the design of the 18-mll- lion gallon reservoir might not allow for adequate water circula- tion, which oould lead to poor water quality. Those concerns were first com- municated to Mesa Consolidated general manager Karl Kemp in the fonn of a letter dated May 30. However, last week, the agency's board members said they were not aware of the matter .. Mesa officials stand by the design and structural integrity of the reservoir, saying it meets all state standards and requirements. In addition, district officials say Tonight, water district engi- neer Gene Watson and produc- tion supervisor BW Johnson will review the reservoir's design and operations with the board. And Claudia Lovein, the district's water quality dnd customer ser- vice manager, will bnef the board on reservoir water potability. "There will also bed represen- Water district officials have suggested the Health Department reported the concerns in ertor. While the Health Department last week clarified its position on the matter. officials from that agency have not recanted any earlier statements. : Dlslsld-•4 I f +~Tonight. 7 p.m. I I : + WliMW: Mes. Consolkinld , : Wirt.er District office, 1965 • ptaceotla Ave. I I : '+ M.an t_oplc: Reservoir 2 I • • L---------~--------------- We Would Rather Sell It Than Move It! ., , Save 403 to 753 Our inventories are huge and cost too much to move. We'd rather sell as much as we can at give-away prices. So we've reduced our already low prices even lower! This is an extraordinary opportunity to buy famous label and designer fashions, linens and bath accessories, at never to be repeated savings . Off Department Store Prices! ·Our Huntington Beach Warehouse is moving to a bigger, better location and everything in stock must be sold! Sale at our Huntington Beach Warehouse only. ~ - H~ leach Edl~r. 2 blodca West Of BeOch (across trom Hun~on Cent• Meil) (714) SG-•227 OPEN MON.'.'!SAT. 10-9:30 •SUNDAY 11-6 \ We've slashed prices on thousands of fine quality, items. Don't miss this sensational sale! Not every item 1n stoc • ::>I' sa e but thouSdnds to cnoose fTO/Tl Percentag~ savings are off deponment store regular 0t or191nci p11ces """oc. roi 'Tl&~ ueot C.t'd. "CD~ DmC1\!! ~•-> orcecrro"" ... t:t0ee '° THURSOA~ AUGUST 10, 1995 briefly in the news Sign _orclinance not quite fmal -· I Royal scam arrives by mail, be warned When Paul M. Johnson I qpened his office mall Monday, c\D usual letter caught his eye. I The postmark was Laos, NJge- 1 rla -a place to which Johnson hAd no ties. The envelope wasn't addressed to him but to Chapman Dental Lab, a company that didn't eLst m the building but bore his dental office's address. The dentist opened the letter from "Prince Komol~e Johnson,• which requested his assistance in an •urgent business relationship" o( "Top Secret" nature. Although they apparently share the same ldst name. Johnson said be does not know a Nigerian prince nor anyone in that country. The alleged prince wrote that he and his colleagues m this ven- ture need to transfer $45 million dolldrs into a U.S. account but need a partner -would he be wtlling to help them out for a 30% !->hdfe of the1$45 million? , All Johnson would have to do 1 was fax the prince the name of his bdok and dccount nUDlber and company's name and address. "I thought anybody who would do th.at was out of their gourd," said Johnson. who wasn't fooled for a rrunute by the letter. • "I ca n't imagine anyone wanting f tl bdnk account number -in this Plectronk age. gwmg 1t would be d'ikmg for troubler Johnson immediately notified 1 Newport Beach police and the FBI m hopes of wdmmg other potenllal targets Newport Bedch police Sgt. ~ndy Goms wged people to be wary of anyone asking for their bank or credit card dccount num- ' ber or smular s.ens1llve persondl • information. "Anytime you are asked for l.hdt kmd of information, a red flag should go up," said Gonis, who added thdt Johnson is the Qltly one who has reported the j9tter from Nigen a ~ Gonis said anytime people ceJVe correspondence like this, ey should ask questions, includ- 9 the location of the caller and d one number "If they seem to be up front m e operation, move forward -but utiously." he said. ·u they start ~hedge. notify the police depart- ment or end the conversati6'n." Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot State lawmakers to debate at chamber Assemblywomen Marilyn Brewer a nd Sen. Ross Johnson wlll engclg e in d debate on issues affecting California Friday at a N ewport Ha rbor Area Chamber of Commerce Gove rnment Affairs Breakfast. The pdir will address the p otenhdl 15 'Vo tax decrease, slate inte rvention into the Orange County bankruptcy and "trickle ltp" economics m which county governments will dip into city .funds to cover shortfalls. The event begins at 7:30 a.m. i~ the Balboa Bay Club, 122 1 W Coast Highway. The cost df the breakfast is $1 5 for members with reservattons; $17 at the dbor; and $1 9 for non-members. For resPrvatl ons. call 729- 4400. ..Donations sought for children's home Impact Lift-Off, an Orange County community awareness organization, is asking for local residents help in fulfilling a •wish list" of donations for Orangewood Children's Home. The organization has included ln the list: clothing for infants, toddlers, young boys and girls; toys; kitchen supplies; electronic eqwpment; sports eq ipment; and any other rrusce aneous I ms. Residents willing to con bute items to the children's s lter bould drop off their donati at the Impact Center, 20-40 · St. in Newport Beach. the "wish tf you're looking to paint or repaint, rebuild It, replace it or restore it, look 1n the Pilot Classifieds to find the service best fitting your needs. list" deadline is Satuiday. For information, call 414-6067. Boxer to speak at women's business meet • Approval of new law put on hold one more time for some more fine tuning. merce Director Ed Fawcett, who served on an ad hoc committee formed to provide input on the new plan. lbe Women is Business Inter- national organiza.tion is sponsor- ing a lurtcheon commemorating the ?5th anniversary of women attaining the right to vote on Aug. 31. Sen. Barbara Boxer will be the featured speaker at the 11:30 a.m. luncheon at the Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Beach. A Color Guard presentation and special recognition of the pioneering women of the suffrage movement will also be included. The-cost of the luncheon is $45, before Tuesday, and $55 there- after. For informatipn and reser- vations, call Audrey Prosser at 588-0232. Brisk bidding expected for Bear Street site The Bear Street School site may provide for some lively bid- ding Aug. 22. According to the district's business se rvices office, 17 potential bidders have shelled out $150 a piece as of Aug. 1 for bidder packets. Most appear to be developers, they say. School board members will open the sealed bids at a public hearing Aug. 22 after which they will call for oral bids. The first oral bid must exceed the highest wntten offer by 5%, according to Superintendent Mac Bernd. The highest oral bidder must then put his bid in writing. Due to the number of poten- tial bidders and the fa ct that many may have contingency conditions, Bernd bas advised board members to wait until Aug. 29 before accepting any bid. The city of Costa Mesa will hold its second hearing Aug. 21 on whether to accept '8 develop- ment plan for the site. The Clty Council gave an initial nod Mon- day to the project, which could tum the property into a hew housing tract with 79 two-story homes. The district is hoping \0 reap at least $4.5 million from the sale of the swplus property to offset an $8.1 million loss in the county bankruptcy. Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot By Tina Borgatta, Dally Pilot COSTA MESA -City officials are getting closer to ctdopting a new sign ordinance, but they're not there yet. A new sign code package came before the City Council fOf final adoption Monday night. But instead of giving the plan its final OK, the council decided to hold off for two weeks, so the city's planning 5taff could rework a section of the ordinance dealing with temporary signaie. Under the current proposal. temporary signs and banners would be lumped together with permanent signs in figwing a site's total allowable sign space. Some members of the busi· ness commun1t¥ on Monday said they were concerned this method of calculation could create clut- tered condJtions and suggested .. lndlvl~uols • Self-Employed • Small Employer Groups . (Rates for Orange County) $48.50 67.50 91 .10 127.90 166.00 212.90 $64.50 89.90 120.40 145.30 188.60 184.10 $166.40 210.80 284.90 326:60 378.00 450.00 BENEFITS: ..J No Dtductltllt except wtltn hospltallztd ..J My Doctof/Hospltal ..J PCS Drua Cord ..J Sl 5 OoclOf Visits ..J $5,000 Ll111AD l D ..J 24-HR 800 Unt Doctor ..J Wtllnta Btnefttl • QUALITY COMPANY Coll Now For Quotel1nfonnatlon: COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER AWARD AAATCO Is The Proud Recipient of The "Newport Balboa Rotary Club• Award For Honesty And ' Integrity. Ask FREE• Estimates •Towing About • Road Teat 631-1170 1728 PLACENTIA COSTA MESA -. .. ___ DOMESTIC • IMPORTED CARS• TRUCKS• RV1S __ .. eliminating temporary signs and banners from tbe equation. Their recommendation won support from Oty Hall staffers, who satd code enforcement efforts would be much more effective if the two were calculat- ed separately. •Tue way (the proposal) is now, they can put up 10 little signs or one big one, or use it all up in temporary signs,• said Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- "This is one situation where I'm very much in agreement with the staff. We need to break the temporary Slgnage out, most importantly for tbe enforcement factor. Why create a law that you can't enforce?• The planning staff will pre.sent the council with several alterna- tive methods of calculating total allowable sign space at its next meeting Aug. 21. ' ~ ~CHITO Party Trays Ordet-by the ~en! • Mini Tacos • Trays of Enchiladas • Mini Taquitos • Tamales • Mini Burritos f Chingol~gas J Salsa, Rice, Beans & Guacamole by the Quart/ Taco Sqlad.s • Fajir:as • Camir:as ,. COSTA MESA • NEWPORT BEACH Pick up at :YOUY neaT'est location! 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If your t:lecrric boat wins, you will be honored on r.tlly day and have your name engnved on the perpetual Dalbl Pilot First-Time SkiPPer Tre>Ptw • ~ To All Entrants: This fun rally is a great way to spend a day on the water, as you and your crew solve clues, winding your way to the finish line. This year's rally has an international theme, so join the fun and decorate your boat and costume your crew with an imemation~ flavor, and vy for the "Best-Decorated Boat" or "Best-Costume Crew" trophy. How to Enter: Simply, fill out the entry form below and mail it to: DAILY PILOT flRST·TIME SKIPPER TROPHY CONTEST. Assistance League of Newport-Mesa, 2220 Fairview Rd., Costa Mw, CA 92627. All entrants must be 18 years or older and first-time r.tllycrs in the SEARS Diehard Assistance League of Newpon-Mcsa International Electric Boat RQUy. ~try d~dline is August 14, 1995,. Rally tnruucnons will be mailed upon rectipt of your entry fonn. NEWS FLASHllll All first-time ~ntrants usinJ this entry form will receive $10 off totrytdmi'ISion ofS75 ~r Doi~ whkh includeS two barbecue lunCha and two commcmonO.e Mhirt:s. Spon.SOr'H by Sttrlf n9 BMW. r Northm1 Tnut &ant. Bootm Rut•UNht, Srefnl419fr, M41Jf1"1 can4 Oil Dafb P.aaa,~..,_,,.. Orf'"~·· ,,...,..... Of.AllllN• ~=---~ l.Hf'AI Of Ntwp0rt-~ TRl~L .. CONTINUED FROM A 1 Superior Court. Johnston i accused of embezzling $497 ,000 from a holdings account in a bank in Texas for whlch Mclaughlin had the sole signing power. Johnston is suspected of forging McLaughlin's $1gnature and fun- neling the money into !l separat.f? account, for which she was the operating trustee expected to pay the day-to-day bills, and also into two of her personal accounts. "She didn't understand the role of trustee,• said Jenny McLaughlin, the murder victim's 26-year-old daughter, who attended the court proceedings with her younger sister, Kim. "It appears she thought the money was for her." C harles Beswick, a Newport Beach police reserve officer in the detective division specializ- ing in the area of bad check and forgery cases, analyzed several samples of Johnston's handwrit- ing obtained through a court order and from several docu- ments she signed . Beswick testified that he com - pared Johnston's writing to 'the writing on the 15 original checks and concluded tha t the face of the checks -bearing the date, the Hpaid to the order of," the dollar MYSTERY CONTINUED FROM A 1 long-chain fatty acids found only m food products. "There is no signature m the matenal pointing to us,• Pat McNelly, the sanitation district's communicallons manager said. "It's a relief to us -nothing like that has ever happened in our yedTs of operatio n.• ("""If the particles had come from the sanitation district's ocean out- fall pipe 4.5 miles offshore at a depth of 200 feet, there would have bePn a much wide r disper- sion than the three-quarters-of-a- 1 mile stretch of beach affected, district officials said. ·we wanted to find out and see if we ,had a failure in our sys- tem because 1t is designed not to have that happen,• McNeUy said. MC'NeUy said the district's part in the investigallon is finished . but they are seeking a second opiruon from the Los Angeles County Sarutation District. He added tha t the other agen- cies conducting the invesbgabon may never know the particles' ultimate source whether •It's from a passing boat, something from the OP Pro (surfing) tourna- ment or whoever else.· , There have been no other sightings of the particles or any reports of illnesses, Newport Beach Marine Sdfe ty Officer Gor- don Reed said. ARRESTS CONTINUED FROM A 1 Juana plant on the back porch of his Corona del Mar residence, police said A neighbor reportedly spotted the illegal plant and notified police. A patrol officer went to Bomstem's home in the 700 block of Marguerite Avenue to investi- gate at 11 :20 p.m., saw the plant and arrested the suspect, police said. All three people were booked into Newport Beach City Jail on suspicion of cultivating marijua- na. Their bail was set at $1 ,000 each , Gonis said. -Carolyn Miller amount and McLaughlin's signa- ture -were all penne d by John- ston. · He added that Johnston also penned the endorsements on the checks, several of which were paid to her, including one for $250,000 written the day before McLaughlin's death Dec. 15, 1994. The McLaughlin family announced Tuesday that they will offer $100.000 for informa- tion leading to the arrest of the 55-year-old entrepreneur's killer, who shot I him six times ln the kitchen of his Balboa Coves home. The investigation is at a r. Judg RJchard Toohey 1lstem to the testtmony of N~rtBeacb detective WllUu'l HarUord during the Nanette Johnston preliminary hear- ing, Wednesday. MARC MARTIN I DAILY ~OT standstill because there is not enough e vidence to make any arrests, according to Newport Beach police. J ohnston and the man believed to be he r boyfriend, Eric Naposki, 28, are the only two sus- pects. named in the homicide investigation. ' -CENfER SHOE REPAIR 285 E. 17th St. Costa Me sa Next To ROSS Dress For Less 645-5511 Homs: M-F 8 :30 -6:30, Sat 8:30 -5:00 1 15% OFfc01!th~d ~1!PAIR WORK ~~mpl: s:~~ic~& V:uu~ Cl:n•~•P:· ~ C:y J .. WIEDER CONTINUED FROM A 1 bers of the anti-tax group Com- mittees of Correspon<lence also added their signatures. The Remingtons became acquaint- ed with the committees during the fight ·against Measure R -a proposed 1/2-cem sales tax -increase that~ irt the ballot box in June. 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WW\ bdl2 ftcMOrond tine~ rr'«1fy *"" YoU lot.l9 forutn - College Was ehesea as site of piaque fOr gaod reasons By Dave Snowden plaque there, I feel it unportant to state our reasoning, They were directed toward the ruling governments, our enemies during World War II (50 years ago). help remmd students that a huge price was pa.id for the freedom what be thinks is best for OCC. He always has. His~xcellent recoJ'd there and throughout our community is hard to match by anyone. they now enjoy. • A s I was the member of the wwn Commemorative Committee that suggested OOC as the site for the plaque (th~ original choice was the Pair- gr9unds) and the guy who got the preliminary consideration from the college to place the A) The college was the origi- nal site of the Santa Ana Air Base; B.) (and most importantly) it would be viewed by genera- tions of students of all cultures. The wording didn't seem to me to state anything derogatory or inilammatory about the coun- tries of Germany, Italy or Japan. Any student whose back- ground originated in any of those countries probably ,has a better knowledge than most of our youth today about the evils of those governments at that time. It is intended that this plaque Without this freedom. they wouldn't be attending OCC and those 600-plus foreign students wouldn't be getting an education in the good old U.S.A. I have known him for years and know him to work more hours tbat can be squeezed into a day to be tter the quality of education at OCC and make the Newport Beach, Costa Mesa area . gains AHi The 300 people who show up for free meals at the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen wU1 be dining in style on upcom- ing Wednesdays. They will be feasting on ahi tuna thanks to the generosity of Newport Bei\ch resident Arthwell Hay- ton. who donated 440 pounds of the fish. which he and tus son caught on a recent fishing expedition. MEMORIAL PLAQUE After first rejecting a Wor~d War II memonal plaque that was td be dedicat- ed on the Orange Coast College campus, President David Grant changed his mind and said the school will accept it. Grant objected to the wording, MNazi Germany, Fascist Italy and Imperialist Japan, H which appears on the plaque. BERND BILL School districts in California will now be able to use money raised through the sale of property for their general opera- tions due to a bill authored by Newport- Mesa Superintendent Mac Bernd that was signed last month by Gov. Wilson. TRJCA Gill Although I disagree with his (original) decision ill this matter, David Grant only wants to do MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT The Newport Harbor High product advanced farther than any other Cali- fornian at the U.S. Open surfing champi- onships last week in Huntington Beach. Gill reached the quarter finals before she was eliminated. Arthwell Hayton and one of the 14 ahi tunas he donated to the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. . -. PRINOPAl Popular Costa Mesa High School Prin- cipal Ed Harcharik. will be leaving the campus to take an administrative job in Paramount. Harcharik. helped revive the spirit at the school in his two years at the hehn. OLYMPIC TORCH Newport Beach was not on the prellm- mary list of cities the Olympic torch will be earned through en route to next sum- mer's games in Atlanta. The city's tourism losses bureau is worlong to change that. how- ever. FERTILITY CLINIC After assisting in the buth of 1,200 babies, the fertility clinic at Hoag Hospi- tal will be closmg its doors. The move is due to the departure of Dr. Lawrence Werlin, who is leaving to start his own clinic in Irvine SCRIP Almost $24,000 worth of Harbor View Elementary School Parent-Faculty Orga- nization scrip certificates di!appeared from a parent's home. With the loss of the year's profits, which were not insured, the organization has put the scrip program on hold until better accounting practices can be enacted. SUMMER Chilly waters and unpredictable weather have made this summer one of the quietest ever at local beaches. The nwnber of visitors is way down from . readers respond years past. and the ocean temperatures this week have reminded regulars more of the early sprtng than August. The mystery goo that closed the beach from Saturday to Monday didn't help either. GIANT YELLOW T-SHIRT Thanks to Costa Mesa's new sign ordi- nance, the large yellow T-shirt atop a business at 17th Street and Newport Boulevard was deflated Sunday. The T~ shirt was pointed to by opponents as all that was wrong with the previous law. IN S·ERVIC-E OR OUT OF SERVICE? Readers debate merits of training days for school teachers • EOITOR'S NOTE: Following concerm of some parents ~t their children are missing too much sch0ol whOe teachers have staff development dayt, the Newport-M~ board dedded to reduce the number of days set aside each year for teacher trallllng. The number will remain at eight this yea~ but 't'ill be reduced In the future. We asked our readef,s how many days • year Shoold be set aside for training, and 1o1row1ng ant some r~ T h e district should keep eight days because teachers need to increase their knowledge and ability to teach students ln a new way, so they will under- stand and be captivated by their learning. Studenll need a new approach, and a coUple more days a yea.r might give teattiers the opportunity to learn more amt increase their knowledge on the stu- de.rb' way of learning. t is wrong to take away those days the teaihers need to regroup and to be able to tea~ their studenta better. , CHIJSTtNE ESTES Costa Mesa t we, as educatonJ 1n the Newport- Mefja Unified School Dittrict, are expected to ·ije exemj>lary in our profession, time is an essential element for succes . Profes-sio~ are required to ettend extended classes and conferences to stay on the &ige of current trends and technJques. We would~ and hope that our pbyslc::lalil, ac.wuntanll, attorneys, Real- ---~··=·· PllJtsiue given ttme10-revteW ~ ~ 1h thetr areas of expertise. The public school system con- tinues to be asked not only to be the edu- cator, but now more than ever the coun- selor, parent and motivator. It is an atrocity that Wendy Leece feels that a teacher's worth is less than other professionals and expects the teacher to work full-time (7:30 a .m . to 5 p.m. for most teachers) and the n expects us to.master a new curriculum, current strategies and provide the best education for children. Wendy Leece is out of touch with class- room and curriculum demands. ELLYN and BRUCE OlANDER Newport Beach t actually think that fewer (in-service) days for the teachers would be better. Par- ticularly for working parents, it is really difficult to find somebody to stay with your children dunng the course of a nor- tnAl work week. Also, the kids lose in the long run. They lose the continuity, so if they can get by with Jes than eight, I think that would be great. I thought they had too many last year. LYNGOTnJSO Costa Mesa The chool board madf the rtght deci- sion. Eight development days are too many. The children need the teachers ln the class· rocwn. Fow days would be ample. Betw n holidavsi conferen dll.Y.S and stllff deVel opment days, the students are seldom iri 'ICJIOOJ llft'stfAigbfiliys a weelt. If teachen nee<rthls extra leainlng • experience, pay them for Saturdays or three ot four days at the beginning of the school year-before students arrive. It's vital for teachers to be in the class- room full time. G.COJlEER Corona del Mar I would just like to ask the members of the school board who would like to cut these days, when is the last time any of you set foot in the classroom? These development days are valuable not only in developing a rapJ>Ort between teachers and staff, but also in coming up with new ideas for students' learning. Maybe the school board should spend a little less time politicizing and a lot more time getting in touch with the schools them.selves. MAll11 NITI'MAN Newport Beach I definitely feel that eight staff develop- ment days are excessive. First, it takes away from the continuity of teaching, the studenll do not get as many t~ days and lt makes it very ditficult for parents who work to arr~ one-day day care. My daughter WU in high school la:st year, and it seemed like ahe had more days o~ than on. SHAaON DBAUOIN Cotta Mesa . . ' but during regular teaching hours. The children need as much time as possible. The teachers should do their studying on their own time not on the children's time. JULIE VANCE Newport Beach As a teacher in the district, I would like to propose that the staff in-service days all be conducted at the beginning of the year. Students would report to school a week or so later than CWTently scheduled, which would be approximately the same starting date as Labor Day. Furtpermore, they would continue to be in <the classroom several days longer in the spring. ' CONNIE BEAN Newport Beach Any suiff development days are too much-I do not feel there 1s any reason to keep children out of educational situa- tions. There are plenty of other times teach- ers can get ~education -over the summer or after 2:45 when danes get out. lbere ant plenty of opportunities. n 's not like teachen work .50 wee~MAanN *" Newport Beach t This ii totany 4bsurd. I go to TeWlnkle Middle S<'_bool. and I know I am just • lit- tle MYenth ·grader, bUt • kX of elementary sd>ools get even moni days "' than we do. • Eight days are jUit fine. It barely eomes up anyway. .. I better. I was pleased that this issue was resolved in a way that hon- ors the sacrifice made by our vet- erans and educates our students about the price of freedom. The plaque was intended to do that - not create dissension among those we are trying to serve. • DAVE SNOWDEN is the Costa Mesa police chief. response Motel dwellers should not be stereotyped D oes anyone at your paper proofread what your Hreporters" submit for publication? Does anyone check the articles for accuracy, truth or bias? U you ~swer yes, then someone isn't doing thelf job. I am referring to the •Reporter's r(otebook" column by Tina Borgatta in the July 27 edition of the Pilot. Who is this person? ls she for real? ls she being compensated by the Costa Mesa Planning Commis- sion and/or the City Council U not, she should be. Her article was so slanted that I foWld it nec- essary to hold the paper at an awkward angle in the opposite direcbon just so I could read it. And read it again and again and still could not believe it. I really loved Ms. Bor- gatta's "observations" on the •seedy motels." According to her, if you find a motel with a lot of late model cars in the parking lot...• hmmm .. .l got a bad feeling about this one -don't ask me why -and I just couldn't bring myself to stay here." Say what? Another one "just was- n't interesting enough.· Meaning what? That it was full of normal people doing normal thmgs, and that's boring and that won't sell papers? We now fast forward to the Sea Lark Motel, where people were hanging out on the balconies and (gasp!) ... smoking! Boy, that would sure scare me, tool Thanks for the warn- ing, Tina. But, wouldn't it be more truthful to men- tion that her'Visil coincid- ed with the Orange Coun- ty Fair? Anyone who has spent any time around here knows that every year during the fair, every motel within a mile of the fair grounds is taken over by •carnies" with names such as • Animal," "Bub- • ba" and yes, the dreaded "Gopher.• They do tend to party and bang out every night after work. I guess they didn't real- ize they were being spied on. I It does make an other- wise lame attempt at yel- low journalism much more exciting by omitting the truth and pertinent facts and repladnq them with the rantings and ravings. It's sad when you ree.l- ize there are peopte who read that piece of tripe and actually gave it cre- dence. Myopic people like Ms. Borgatta stereotype everyone and condemn those who don't measure up to her standards. We don't live in a perfect world. Could you tell by the content and fonn 0(,#Us Jetter What type 0( JM'rson I m.igbt bel Guess what? I'm one ol thoee ICUIDDly motel ctw.tUen. ~ ltelreotYIJUXJ, 1lnal COltA .... 'All ARCADES CONTINUED FROM A 1 "Outside the Fun Zone, they make a pretty gbod chunk of change for us,• Newport Beach Revenue Manager Glen Everroad said. Thanks to a 1983 ordinance, however, Fun Zone arcades have a smaller charge. Pun Zone arcade operators Joe Tunstall and Ken Maddy are chargea only $6 per machine per year. The three existing arcades ._ the Fun Zone Arcade, Playland and the Bay Arcade -are all with- in the borders ot Pahn, Main, Edgwater and Bay streets. If it reopens, the new Balboa Beach 6illiards and Games will incur the higher charges even though the ~ew facility is on Palm Street dire¢y across the street from the Fun Zone. But so far, the per machine charge has not become an issue. The city shut down Balboa Beach Billiards and Games less than three weeks after its open- ing. According to Everroad, the arcade was operating Wlthout a business licens~. d conditional use permit or a l&killed game per- mit. The city will consider the new business' application once the appropriate forms dre submitted, Ev erroad said; but no application has been submitted. Building General Manager .. ¥tke Harrah could not be reac~ed for com- ment. Operators of existing arcades say a competitor 1s not like ly to harm their business although everybody must play by the same city rules. ·As long as they 1ump through all the nght hoops, then welcome to Balboa." Tunstall said. The three arcades (two ot which are owned by Maddy) have sat side by side in the Pun Zone since the mid-1980s. The two owners are friends and not serious competitors, Tunstall said. Tunstall even worked for Maddy before becoming president of Bal- boa Fun Zone Rides Inc. One arcade is at sidewalk lev- el, and another has mirrored ceil- ings to entice customers to walk up the stairs. Maddy's arcade has pool tables; Tunstall's does not. Otherwise, the owners say, the facilities are similar. "Basically, I don't know what he's buying, and be doesn't know what I'm buying, ff Tunstall said. •I don't really even know what machines be bas in there." Opinion differs on the invest- ment value of video games. Fun Zone operators say that, like most Peninsula businesses, arcades do well during the summer and poorly in the off-season. Expen- sive equipment must be constant- ly replaced to keep up with con- sumer demand. ·I try to get one new game a month,• said Cheryl Blackbum, who manages Yellow Brick Road. ·Sometimes we don't even get that." According to Blackbum, the Fun Zone arcades' beach proxim- ity gives them a natural advan- . tage. Most visitors to Fashion Island don't know where Yellow Brick Road is, she said. Bay front access or otherwise, Tunstall says that hopeful arcade operators should think twice before plunging into a dilficult business. ·Arcades are labor intensive," he said. "You have to build an inventory slowly and you have to have money to start with." MUSEtJM ·CONTINUED FROM A 1 Although admission is free, membership ls strongly encour- aged at a cost of $35 per person, $50 per couple end $100 per fam- ily. Museum officials are excited about their new digs in the spa- cious stem wheeler, which housed two popular dining estab- lishments -Reuben's and Charley Brown's -for map.y years. Spanning 15,000 feet and three decks, the new site sits in sharp contrast to the museum's former cramped quarters in a building on Balboa Boulevard. "We were bursting at the seams (at the old site),• said Cathie Nash, executive director of the museum. "This place has more room for the exhibits and better lighting." And the musewn won't be moving again for a long time. Family Restaurants donated the c-~=Eeatu ri 111~~--=-- 111K ...... .. I Prtftulual tttall Facility I 811ti41t Area • S1ni19 C1pp1~e~11 819111 & As11rt1• P11tri11. fsUM"ii"RSPEil.iL-; iiiND iAiHl I • lnt .. nor v.c\l~~deri-lr_ RinM $ 7 . 9 s I I • C.rnu!i• Suln Wu • Spotlffil Windo,.. 11.tt'l'tt I •100 L l\ut \'elwl wll~•ny1>1J-,Jf., • f,,._3 ~I 95 V.,,.~T....d..utu .J ------------- .. ' sunl wAsii-. Euiiss Ditiil' VICTORIA • y • DINO • INS • ICEBERG • • YR I NTH • • N •ERICA • BETTINA LIANO AJAC IC • fonner Reuben E. Lee (o the museum, and successful fund- raJSlng efforts allowed the muse- um to buy out Family Restaurants' remaining 11 -year-lease with the Irvine Co Wh en the mu ewn closed its doors at the old site Jwrt! 1, many volunteers cleaned the stem wheeler and set up exhibits. Meanwhile, Blll Blurock, the original architect of the stern wheeler, and original contractor Al Penhal redesigned and reno- vated the restaurant into a muse- um. At this point. museum offi- cials have set up nautical exhibits in only one room But they have many plans for the future, including a children's museum, restaurant and d dis- play of works by renowned painter Arthur Beaumont. Nash also hopes to show some of thou- sands of histoncal photographs presently stored in the Sherman Library. •Our goal is to chronicle the history of the harbor," Nash said. 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Kmg's fingers start a beat, t<1ppmg out the rh ythm to "C - Jdm Blues" on his d.J.ning room ldble, JUSt like he beard McCoy do 1t cm the vibraphone with lt•qenddry Jazz percussionist Lionel f fdmpton on a Sunday morning news show some months bdck. On "dn old, be at-up marimba ':>"t." no less. "I JUSl dbout fell out of my \Pdl." King Sdid. "He played it !Jk"' he'd been playing for ten Yl'dr'> " . A former drumme r himself who did stints with the likes of Pt1ltJ Pdge, Me l Tonne, and I h•len O'Connell, Kmg grabbed th1• phone 10 his Corona Del ~ lr1r home dnd called tus rriend I lumpton to f11"'1 out who thts ktd Wd'> Kmg. w ho 1<, dn ddvisory I •drd member of d non-profit qroup ca!Jed Jan Music Educa- t JO, Inc-. hd'> spent the last cou- J'll' yt>MS trdvPhng the country. t ttcking down talented young m11s1ndns who might having stable these days. E1g. a metro reporte r who also served as his paper's jazz oitic, said he remembered tak- ing McCoy to hls first les on at the home of retired vibes player Ed Hagan m Dallas. "His eyes JUSt bugged out whe n he walked into this guy's house and saw five sets of vibes," Eig said "When some- body takes the tune to teach him. his sense of timing and his sense of pitch and rhythm are tremendous. And I think Jerry (King) picked up on that." According to King, McCoy's •ability to understand melodi- cally what's going on H is irrefutable. But it was more than fust McCoy's tdlent that drove King to help the youngster out. A seminary student at 16, King, now 68, remembers. he used to sneak )nto clubs to hear jazz drummers like Gene Krupa strut theu stuff. On one of his visits, Kmg was ndbbed by a n ushe r who was showmg him to the e xit when Krupa rumsPIJ bailed King out. "H e saw what was going and said, 'hey. leave that kJd alone.'" Kmg remembered And since that day. the two devel- oped a relallonship, with Kmg becoming Krupa's protege d11f1c-ult1e'> developing their skill-. dnd g1vmg them d helping h mci And when he found out w hat kmd of lue McCoy hdd been liv- 1119, King sdid he realized how "He had no reason to do what h e did." King said. "And I guess I remembe r that whenever I see a young lod with talent.• r-1 . , · DON LEACH I DAllY PILOT Corona del Mar resident and retired musician Jerry King plays some jazz tn the garage of his home. King Is helping a young Texas boy, discovered by Uonel Hampton, receive vibraphone lessons. Early in his career, King got a break from drummer Gene Krupa and wanted to give another struggllng musician such an opportunity. - ' fuse thPy hc1d bePn lo losing · him dnd dll his musical ability. I le d iscovere d the youngster 11ot only hved in housing pro- jP<1s 10 the roug hest pdrt or DaJ- ld'i, Texas, but was constantly hr mg shutned around among rt!lallves who did not want to ht:dr the sole responsibility of r<.11s10g him "And I thoug ht 'oh God · This kid's gomg to be wasted," Kmg sd1d "So I decide d it'd be a qood place to put a few buck'>· Which Is exactly wha t he did. Since McCoy wds too young to quaWy for dny of the prqgrams c1l JME. K10 g pu t up the money himsell to ensure that, at least fur the next hve yec1rs, McCoy would recP1ve weekJy vibraharp 11 .. ,sons, something the young- '>ler hdd never had in his life. And with the help of Dallas newspdper re po rter J onathan E1q , McCoy's future -m usically r1 nd othPrwise -is a bit more M~C~T a:f:~AT°""' 1 /9()0.950-3940 ext. 0028 \~lr · Live Concert Line -by -pa fo I I l8i , dam, tar QI' 8'1'B code! Must be 18 or older. Cost: $1 . 99/min. Questions/New Concerts: JWC/DS P.O. 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He will be available next Thursday, Friday and Saturday to consult with you on the discreet disposition of your jewelry for the highest possible cash market price. Dispose of a single piece or an entire collection. Three Days Only Thursday, August I a ... ~ ................... Io a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, August I I ....................... ,:.:. I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, August 12 ....................... I 0 a.m. to 5 ·p.rn. Or· by appointment ~pon request CHARLES H. BARR 1803 Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach (714) 642-3310 1 .... 'MUllC: The INaken. an Ct.111nsbu-, ..-...a lwi-m\ilk: ~ plA~ of clUilc Surf~ bands, 9 p.m. -ml~hl tonlaht at the 1lki BaI in Cos-ta Mete. 2 MEMOltlES: Andrew Uoyd Webber's "Cdts" visits the Performing Arts Center.thiough Aug; 20. Show times: 8 p.m. Tuesday thro~h Saturday, 7 .30 p.m. Sunday and 2 p.m, weel<end matinees. 3 POOL PAR1Y: Check out marine We with a tide . ~1 walk at Crystal Cove State Park, 3-5 p.m. Saturday. 4 ALL mAT JAZZ: Saxophonist Richard Elliot perlonns B p.m. 'Fri· ·day at the liyatt ~Pwporter's summer mumc senes. 5 PEA1HERED FRIENDS: Exotic bl.J'ds visit the Orange Coumv Fair· grounds, 9;30 .a.m::3:30 p.m. Sunday with the Bird Expo. 6 POCAHONTAS PAR1Y: Your children have seen the movie, now let them learn more about the real Poc-ahantas 3 p.m. Friday in the Fashion Island Barnes & · Noble bookstore. 7 HORROR FILM: Advance screening for Clive Barker's new film. "Lord of Wus1ons"5 pm., Sun· day. Barker r1 lellra1Ser" and "Candyman series), wW answer questions. At Edwards South Coast Plaza Theaters. 8SURFJNG PAlllY: Celebrate 8 p.m.-1 a.m. Sunday atthe Costa Mesa Red Llon Hotel -following the West Coast Pro/ An1 in l lunt- ington Beach. 9 BE UKE MIKE: Learn the ropes of acting in TV coaunercials 9 a.m.-.noon, SaturdaY-in Orange Coast Colleges workshOp. Led by writer, directo1 and actor Robert Conrad Cost: $35. 1 OFER.RAGOSTO: Traditional summer Italian festival, 6:30 p.m., Saturday in the Broad- way/ Neiman Marcus cowt- yard at Fashion Island. For more detalls on these and other local events, see On The Town/A12. Haute lunch Over on 29th Street, Aubergine, Newport's gem of haute cuisine, is open for lunch. Although the delightful, Euro- pean-style caf e is booked at night for weeks ln advance, it is a bit easier to get a lunch reser- vation from 11:30 to 2 p.m., Tuesday through Friday. Fqr tourists or locals longing for a delectable gourmet experience, this is the place. Located at 508 29th Street, Newport Be ach. Phone: 723-4150. Corona caf e closed The Corona Cafe in Corona del Mar bad their official clos- ing July 29. The old building, backdrop for a parade of occupants since the 40s, · will be razed and a new building will be erected this year. The new tenant wiJl be called Bandera, a dinner house created by Houston's who have had great success with their American-style food; plan on. prime ribs, mashed potatoes, rotisseried lamb and chicken, fish and meat loaf. (,tining news The happy news is that the prices aretmoderate and there will be trained c_!)efs in the kitchen. The new building -on the comer of Marguerite and Pacil- 1c Coast Highway (ocean side) - wlll be ready in 1996, and the restaurant is tentatively called "Bandera." The land and build· ing have belonged to the Boera family for over 50 years. Diva shows its stuff Owner and Executive Chef, John Sharpe promises "an exciting option which allows guests to have a culinary excur- sion with Olva's innovative prix fixe menu, offe¥ed nightly from 7:45 p .m. ~ · Sharpe selected some of the most extravagant iten'lS Diva serves and is now presenting then in a more affordable pack- age of $35 per person. Still pricey, but here is a chance to savor Diva's very best at $10 or $15 less than a la carte. The superb wsampler" appe- tizer is an array of exotic tastes with Ahi tartare, grilled shrimp on mashed potatoes with whole 428 E. 17th Street. Costa Mesa gram mustard sauce and moked chicken ravioli with sage brown butter. Entree choices include two Mame lobster elections, plus grilled smoked sturgeon or a 22·ounce prime rib-eye teak with horseradish cream and mashed potatoes. Diva desserts for this dinner -long heralded as some of the best in town -are creme brulee and poppy seed cake with fresh raspberry coulis or triple choco- late decadence cake with hazelnut cream. For reserva- tions, phone 754-0600. School of fish · I THURSOAY, AUGUST 10, 1995 ~Ugust l l -20, 1995 Fri,sat&Sun. 7~ Sat. &. Sun. Mad.net 2. Reserved Sealing~ --UPPER-CRUS! PIZ-ZA Dine-In or Take-Out On Sunday, Aug ust 13, American lnstttute of Wine and Food members and interested guests can enroll for a class on Swedish Gravad Lax, one or the award-winning restaurant's famous specialties. plus a sam- pling of Laurent Pe rrier Cha m- pagne and Finland1a Aquavit. The "School of Fish " will begi n at 12:30 p.m. Cost is $45 per- son. For information, call 457- 0461. -By fv1 a rla Bird PIZZA • SALADS • SUBS • ' Daily Pilot Tell readers about the latest ftnandol news while odverttslng your business In . Money Moiidoy•. f<H '1'0•• lnformollon, coll o ..,1 .. ,.,. ot 642 4321 Located In The Entertainment Level Triangle ·~r~. f 548-6555 VIDTI Ml Stong on your ticket "'' ~ wo From Virtual WORLD World & receive a FREE SUCE -------------. I DEUVIRYSPECMU. I I $3 OFF Lorge 18" Poua w/ 3 Of more lopf>'ngs Cannot be combined with any Olhe!-offe< Mu~ pre~t c;oupon &pores 8/31/95 I I •------------- '. : C I N E JV\ A S : --"" ----• • $3.75.DAILY BARGAIN SHOWS STARTING BEFORE 5:45 PM • ( lx«pllon: Its Mswpon; SS 00 ) • MUSEUM MOP£NS After month$ of renovations the NeWJ><>rt Harbor Nautical Museum re-opens today et tts n w home on the former Reuben E. Lee. The museum will be for- mally christened with a ceremony 6-10 p.m. Friday, Sepl 22. Infor- mation: 673-3377. • ARTIST T ALIC Rancho Santiago College mstn\ctor and collector, Gene Isaacson, will speak on collecting African Art at noon, Tuesday. Aug. 15 at the Newport Harbor Art Museum. In conjunction with the museum's exhibit. "Western Artists/ African All." The exhibit runs through Sept. 10. 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach, 759-1122. C-OME • KILLER KOMEDY Bill Words's Killer Komedy every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Totally Coffee. Featuring The Weisen- bergs, August 15 and Mary Rahmes, August 22. Totally Cof- fee, 1525 Mesa Verde East, Costa Mesa, 435-9367. FILM <i VIDEO • ADVANCED SCREENING An evening of thrills and ter- rors featuring an advance screen- ing of Clive Barker's new film, "Lord of .Wusions" wtlltake place beginning at 5 p.m., 'Sunday. Barker ("Helliaiser" and ucan- clyman" series), will answer ques- t10ns afterwards. Cost: $35. The '>Creening. to benefit Laguna Art Museum. will be at Edwards South Coast Plaza Theaters. 685 'iunflower, Costa Mesa. Worma- 1100· 494-8971. KID'S STUFF -"--~ •POCAHONTAS PARTY Now that your children have ... een the movie, give them the npportunity to learn more about the real Pocahantas 3 p.m. Friday m the Barnes & Noble bookstore, <153 Newport Center Drive in . Newport Beach. Includes games, ~~and. drawii)g fot a tree PocabaGtu book. Infor- mation: 75&-0882. • GOOSEllM'!S QUIS Partitjpents tUe a frlgbt·filled trip 1..S P..m. Wedn81day, Aug. 16 through a haunted house •l up 1n the store's children's de~ ment, followed by readings and snacks. Barnes· & Nobletn1angle Square. 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, 631-0614. •SURF TUNES All instrumental surf-music band, ·n~ Breakers,• perform 9 p.m.·midnight tonight at the 'ffid Bar. The band will pay tribute to the Southern California surf cul- ture by playing covers of classic surf bands. The cover cbarge is $3. 1700 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa, 960-2191. Saxaphonlst Richard Elliot appears Friday at the Hyatt Newporter • SUMMER MUSIC SERIES Fifth annual series in Hyatt Newporter's 550-seat Outdoor Amphitheater continues Friday with a special 8 p.m. Richard Elliot show. Doors to all shows ·open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets: $15 (unless otherwise stated) and available through TicketMaster and the Hyatt Newporter. 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach, 729-1234 or 650-LIVE. • MOUOCING RI.MS Andrew Uoyd We~ ·cats• visit.a the Perfonmng Arts Center through Aug. 20. Show times: 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday and matinees 2 p.m. Satwday and Sunday. Tickets: $19-SSO, For information, call 558"<-ARTS. • ACTING WORKSH<W Learn the ins and outs of TV commercials through Orange Coast College's workshop 9 a.m.· noon Saturday. Led by producer, writer, director and actor Robert Conrad. Cost: $35. In Room 201 of OCC's Lewis Applied Science Building, 270,1 F.airview Road. Costa Mesa. Information: 432· 5880. •BIRD EXPO A spectrum of exotic birds - from the magnificent blue Hyacinth Macaw to the popular ._.earakeet -visit the Orange County Fairgrounds 9:30 a.m.- 3:30 p .m. Sunday at the Bird Expo. Admiss~·on: $3, kids under 12, $1. Inform tion: 363-8279. • ITAUAN FES VAL Tutto Mare and Childhelp U.S.A. introduce Ferragosto, an evening ~ebrating the tradition- al Sununer Italian Festival, with delicacies and dancing. The event will take place at 6:30 p.m., Saturday in the Broadway/ Neiman Marcus courtyard. Tick- ets are $40 in advance and $45 at the door. For information, call Tutto Mare, 640-6333. • TIDEPOOL WALK Guided tidepool walk at Crys· tal Cove State Park, 3-5 p .m. Sat· urday. The park, located between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach, features 2,791 acres of coastal and canyon areas. Infor- mation: 494-3539. • SUNDAY NIGHT FEVER Following the West Coast Pro/Am in Huntington Beach, party 8 p.m. -1 a.m. Sunday at the Red Lion Hotel near the airport. Goldfish headlines the event. Cost: $10. 21 and older. 3050 Bris- tol Street, Costa Mesa. Informa- tion: 435-9060. ~ ,{M) GILDID CAGE W!IJJ! ~ HONDAY NIGHT Fa111ilg Special Newpw1I •*O--.._IWI;.._ Africa's influence •Eye to eye, African art J.s fil<e a deep converMJllon wJth tantUy• - Mel Edward8 T he formal artistry o.nd splrltual storytentng of African art has influ- enced western artists since Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Andre Derain and other early 20th century European artists first encountered examples during a 1906 Paris exhibition. In fact, many a.rtfsts have collected pieces -using them as study items. incorporating their erotic magic and mystery into their own works, thus tying contemporary society to the original objects. An examination of this inter- play can be found in "Western Artists/ African Art," on display at the Newport Harbor Art Museum through Sept. 10. The exhibit explores African art's impact on 24 contempo- rary. artists -including Nancy Graves, ~asper Johns and Brice Hp.i:den -who have collected an impressive array of objects: sculptures, ornamental arma- ment and masks as well as tex- tiles, utensils and furniture - representing nine different African countries including Gabon, Mali, Nigeria, Benin and Zaire. Alongside their pieces are the artists' comments and large-format photographs showing the objects as they appear in their studios and homes. A·· j0-minute video installed near the exhibit entrance offers int~views with 13 of the participating artists, and the exhibition is accompa- nied by a comprehensive, full- c'o lor catalogue divided by artist and including essays by curator Daniel Shapiro and art historian Jack Flam. · And, to further illustrate African art's influence, samples of the artists' work hang near their respective pieces. For example, Nancy Graves's brightly-colored organic r----------·--------------, I I l F.Y.I. I I I l + WllA~ Western Artists/ : 1 African Art I I I : + WHEN: Through Sept. 10. l l Hours: 10 a.m ·5 p.m. Tues-: 1 day-Saturday; 12-5 p.m. Sun-1 l day. Gloeed Monday. l l' + WHERE: Newport Harbor , Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. + HOW MUCH: $& general, S2 students and seniors. Tuesdays are free. + MORE INFO: 759-1122 I • L-------------------------~ "Lacl.Diform" is itself like a cos· tume for a springtime botanical ritual, while Helen Franken· thaler borrows.textile color,pat- tems for her 1983 wood-block print, "Cedar Hill"' and 1 ~87 lithograph "l)ibal Sign." • Although the exhibit's jum- bled arrangement feels at times like a ma;ze, it plays well as a significant exploration of the charmed link between sculptural invention and physi-· -A wooden mask from the Ngunle River Region, Gabon. cally-rooted meaning in all African art. 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I ~nglocal ~ . call the Daity Pilot at 642-4321 .orlhe ·~ Beach lrid1per.d&11 at 965-3030. . .. •.AJ. . -· .~.iii .--.-ce of Pr.otocol hands Out honors he Honorable Guy Trou- vel'oy, Consul General of Belgium 411D.d Dean of the Angeles Consular Corps, was nored at a posh dinner at the tz, hosted by The Orange ounty Office of Protocol. 1Tou- y was toasted by Jerrel chards, president of OC Proto- 1, and Gayle Anderson, chief of otocol. Anderson also honored chards with the presentation of inscribed Steuben bowl, rec- . ·· g his two years of service president of Protocol. Dining on Hans Prager's roast ckling and tournedos of veal in in truffle sauce, the lovely a Schnelder: Alex Mccleod, anne Sokolski, Mary Ann and n Miller, John Rau, Ellen and ed Olivier de Vezin, Jerry Har- gton, Zee Allred, and Pat and 1 Nelsser The gorgeous gals of The i\lth Pacific Chapter of tJle · ds of The Orange County rforming Arts Center gathered r a luncheon meeting at Big yon Country Club. President rls Unhardt introduced her w board of directors Ann we, Mary Lou ,George, Kathy lfes, Verlie Newquist, Ellie . ber, G loria Patton, Louise wennsen, Sally Ulene, Marl- Turpln, Shirley Cooper , anne "Booth, Amelia Lockney d Toni Lance. Over a little summer salad d light lunch at the club, Doris d her gang set out plans for other successfuJ year of South cific fun and fund raising for e Center. The South Pacific wd is well known for its tour- ent bridge players. Shirley per reports that the quota of dge players is presently full, ever, there is always an going list for more ... . ·ary 'Safari' in e works Former showgirl and unstop- • A • )' 0 U 9 s g BUY & BELL USED CLOl'HES, 10Y8 & ACCESOAIES, ETC. 584 Na1port llhd. (at Del M ... ) ea.ta --(7141 831·7383 Above: Jerrel Richards, Gayle Anderson and Consul General Guy Trouveroy of Belgium. Right Members of the new board of directors. Front row, left to right Ann Rowe, Presi- dent Doris Unhaxdt, M axy Lou George. Back row, left to right Kathy Rolles, Verlie Newquist, Ellle Faber and Gloria Patton. pable community activist Jean Tandowsky set off for some fami- ly fun in New York, but not before she made sure that the Sea Base "'Safari" got a litUe ink. Slated for Thursday, September 21, the Sea Base Safari will be the annual fund raiserlfor the Orange County Auxiliary, based in Newport Beach. John Dominis Restaurant will be transformed into a tropical wonderland for the affair. Actually, Dominis is already a tropical wonderland, with its lava rock pools of incred- ible creatures of the deep. For the sea base party. "parrots, jaguars. and monkeys will be added to create the experience of adventuring through the South American rain forest,• said Usa Miller, working on the event for the Sea Base. J Entertainment will be proVid- ed by Jlm Villiers, and a special menu will be presented by acclaimed Dominis chef Lasse Sorensen. Last year more than 20,000 youths enjoyed the sea base experience. A part of the Ai 12.11.I EYETUCK Specialist w Call Now for FRCE Comult ;~' LYON EYE 760-3003 cornmumty for over 65 years, the Sea Base provides programs for young people in the areas of mdrine education and recreation. From courses in oceanography to instruction m rowing, the Sea Base lS there for everyone. Tick- e~ to the safari are $125 and can be reserved by calling Shannon Paradzick al 546-8558, extension 142. Italian Festival Don't forget Ferragosto as Orange County goes Italian for a midsummer tribute to Childbelp USA. The gardens of Fashion Island will take on a carnival atmosphere with strolling magi- cians, jugglers, and more as Tutto Mare Restaurant sponsors Fer- ragosto, Saturday, from 6:30 p.m. until rrudrught. It's all for the abused and neglected cluldren cared for by Childhelp USA at their Beau- mont faciijty. Co-chairs of Fer- ragosto, Beth Btdna and Renate Carlsson are working with hon- orary chairs Ellen and Anwar Sollman to insure that the Italian feslival outshines the real thing on the Amalfi Codst Tickets are $45 in advance. To reserve your spot, call Tutto Mare at 640-6333. BUYINll A NEW CAR? ...... ..,, ....... m::llllonlAlwlle,..pralmlc_. Auto .,. ....... ....., _....., ... , __ "...,......_."dallr'I..,. Purcheee _ .... c...,..r I 2 *""" '------;t .......... Coneultlng, Inc. FrM Broc:hn (800) 75MCA"R ____ .. ,,, ___________________ _ RAS-CARLSON A July 15 ceremony in the Five Crowns Restaurant. Corona del Mar, joined in marriage Jennifer Lesley Carlson of Newport Beach and Steven Mark Ras of Costa Mesa. Jbe couple greeted 100 guests at their reception following the ceremony at the Five Crowns. con lace on the bo<hce and edging the chapel length train. Her attendan~ were Erin Duni- gan, maid of honor and Amy Ryan, bndesma.id. The bndegroom is the son of Gerry and Adn Ras of Costa Mesa. Crciig Carlson was his best man dnd Joseph Tortoello Jr. setved as u~her. Bob and Judie Carlson of New- port Beadi are the parents of the bride. She wore a Galina gown of silk shantung accented Wlth Alen- The couple are at home m Newport Bedch after a honey- moon m Jama.tea. He is a field -.upervisor for The Home Electnc FREE Western State University College of Lawwill host an LSAT preparation seminar in your area. Information will be presented regarding The Law School Admission Test (l.SA T) Ls~r :~~~~i::=:ion • Logical Reat10ning •Writing Sample ' . A q~~on_ a~ answer period follows. Seatmg as limited. PREPARATION SEMINAR Fullerton Campus 1111 Nol1h State.C-Olege &Jd. Iruine Branch Campus 16465 Leo.no Ccrt,Q"I Roa:t For lnfonnation and reservations: Fullerton • (714) 738-1000 x2200 Irvine• f114) 753-9100 x3~ ANl1:a1J • 6:l0 -9:00 pm Tusd4y, August & 1995 South Coast LeQol/Bu.Wless'Center 1380 S. Sondefson Avenue COSTA MESA • 6:30 -9:00 pm Thursday, August 10, 1995 Red Uon • 3050 Bris1ol Fllll closus begin August 23, 1995 Spring clllsus begi11 ]11n11•ry 22, 1996 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LEA CONTROL SALE ' EXPIRES 9/3/95 FLEA COLLARS NOW ONLY SS.It ~., .... 3 • ......,,.,....., ... _....,. 1Ns ~ ..... ...,. .. ££ ............... ... .... ...... ... .,.., ..... lft ....... """" ..... .. N .... -. .. J&8:t11t or JllDW...,._.. FLEA FOGGERS 3·PAGK ,. .. _ .. .,.,, .......... __ ........ . .. f/IJC.0.1"11.ta• ................ ... -......... ,. ........... ltlll ., 0.. ....... .,,,. ................... ...... ·-·· .. .,,,...., .... . ftCJWa&Ym.• JX .. SIZE ....... ............. ,~- • · Be the OFftCE BERO! : • ~~~ • • • THUMDAV. AUGUST 10. 1"5 The Orange Co ty Firemen's Association and Communi- ty 'Pet Care are sponsoring ·a Clay of low cost vaccinations for pets from 9 to t 1 a.m., Saturday, at Mariners. Park, located at the comer of Dover and Ma~ers Dr. in New- port Beach . Mqnthly flea control pills will also be avail- able. All proceds will benefit the Firemen's AssoclaUon. For information, call 842-2038. TODAY JUNIOR LEAGUE ln an effort to be nefit Mary's Shelter. d resident cdre facility for pregndnl minors, the Junior Ledgue and the Fntz Duda Com- pany dre sponsoring a night of summer festivities. titled ~August Moon Serenade." From 7 to 10 p.m. m the Vid Lido Plaza Court- yard, 3433 V1d Lido in Newport Bedch. dttendees will have the opportunity to dine on gourmet food, dnn.k fine wme, tour the new Pavilions Market and pa rtlc· ipate in a silent auction. The cost is $20 pe r person. For information, call ~61-0823. PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIES MEETING Mike Stieger, vice president of sales at ./Jtvery Dennison, will pre- sent a letture titles "Changing the Natt.ire of Work• at the Profes- sional Secretaries Inlemational's 5:45 p.m. dinner meeting in the Wynd.h4.m Garden Hotel. 3350 Avenue of lbe Arts ln Costa Mesa. Stieger will address b1I involve- ment with sales process engineer- ing and tbe creation ol a virtual om~. The cost is S2S in advance and S30 at tbe door. For reaerva· tions, call 640-1640. SMOURs DEUGHT Witness a profe$Sional cigar roller demonstrate h1s trade. Marc H! Moss, a representative of the Brick-Hanauer Company, will be hand rolling cigars from 5 to 9 p .m. at The ·Tinder BoJC shop in Crystal Court. He is one of the few Americans qualified to prac- tice this traditional art. The demonstration is free and open to the public. For information, call 435-2167. WEALTH MANAGEMENT The Financial Education Sod· ety is offering a free seminar from 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. titled, "Execu- tive Bonus Plans -Get more from your business investment." The seminar is part of a sununer series held at Villa Rosa (residence). 1711 Irvine Ave, in Newport Beach. Seating is limited and reservations are required. For reservations, call 646-3000. FRIDAY PROFIT THROUGH INVENTING Aspiring-Thoina:s Edisons-m:ay want to attend this one-day inventors seminar at Orange Coast College. From 7:30 to 10 p.m. in room 101 of OCC's Sci- ence Lecture Hall, speakers from Inventors Forum, a non-profit educational service organization, will discuss new product invent- ing, legal protection, market eval- uation, prototyping and venture financing. The cost is $5 for Inventors Forum members and $15 for non-members. To register. call 432-5880. GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS DEBATE Assemblywomen 'Marilyn Brewer and ~en. Ross Johnson will engage in a debate on issues affecting California at a Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce Government Affairs Break- Visit~ City, ,,, """"" ,..,.. ""'"""' r:tllDP'* ,,,,..,,. .. lllloallat cMn. EXPERT HELP llAlll OFFICE IHflUWI OAU SIMI VN.J..EY 1432<4 Ventura BIYd. 878£.-ySl (818)7~ (&05)522.-.e UN DIE80 COSTA MESA47911 Cllftrnanl ,._ 303$ s. 8't.lol (819):l77.-ecl (11<4)957-6900 IUIWIJI n'DflE .. VALLEY com fllEIA (.!!!f:t :-..e 3033 s. Mft>I .,.,..,,,__. (71... -9900 ALDENS CARPET & DRAPERY lntrroducfa~-y Sale on Entire Collection here are three ol the eight styl~s on sale TURN8EUY $1 Uvos Sisal $2 .. 6.95 ,... $33.95 Cozumel $31 .95 . ,... $41.50 , WEAIHW'ED ~11 ... CARPET ............ _ ... __ felt at 7:30 am.in the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. C<>45t Highway in Newport Beoch. The pair will address the potential 15% tu decrease, stlite intelVention into the Orange County bankruptcy and • Uick.le up• economics -in which county governments will dip into city funds to cover short- falls. The cost is $15 tor members with reservations; $17 at the door1 and 519 for non-members. For reservation1, call 729-4400. CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE St. John Baptist Church, 1021 W. Baker Street in Costa Mesa, is holding a giant rummage sale to benefit The Uf e Center of Santa Ana. a crisis pregnancy center. Prom 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. today, and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday -the church will be selling clothes, toys, furni- ture, household and other miscel- laneous items. For inf onnation, call 546-6056. RETIRED OF-RCERS ASSOCIATION J..t. General Michael A Nelson, USAF Ret. ·will be the featured speaker at the Orange County Chapter of the Retired Officers Association's monthly dinner meeting at 6 p.m. in the El Toro Officers Club, located at the Marine Corp. Air Station. All retired officers and their guests a.re welcome. Formtonnation, call Major V.J. Smith, USMC Ret. at 544-6397. \ COMPUTER CLUB MEETING The Winners Computer Club Mon-StJO 9:00-10:30JKayaking) I 0:3(} I 2pm !Windsurfing or sailing) Except Friday NO Am Ses.siOllS 3:30.5:00 ISalling+Wtndslrrftng) 5:006:30 !Kayaking) ·~· at Orange Coast Collegt will mMt from 9 a.m. to noon .in r~ 104 ol the Chemistry Building. 'The dub ts open to anyone ifit«- ested in MicrosOft Wmdow5 or Windows applications and the annual memberihip fee is $20. \l\sitors are welcome. For infor- mation, call 432-5880. HARBOR CENTER CEUIRATION The Harbor Shopping Center, located at the comer of Harbor and Wilson in Costa Mesa. is holding it Summer Anniversary Celebration from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The free one-day event includes a classic car show, handmade arts and crafts. a kids fair, food and entertainment. For information, call 540-7520. MAGIC FOR K1DS Children 8 to 15 years of age can learn the secrets of the magi· cian at a two-day workshop being held in the Vincent Jorgensen Center, 2005 Dover Drive in New· port Beach. Prom 1 to 3 p.m . today and Aug. 19, Steve Klasky, a pro· fessional magician , will teach magic routines using everyday items like coins, rope. and card decks. The cost is $35, plus an additional $2 material fee . For information, call 644-3151. MARINE SWAP MEET The Sons of the American Legion are sponsoring a fishing and marine swap meet from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the American Legion Post 291, local· ed at 215 15th Street in Newport Beach. Product and display spaces are still available for $1 0. • Lessons Por information, call Paul Mesmer at9&4'°"158. ~RUMMAGE SAU Women lfelping Women, a non-profit organization Ulisting abused women, is conducting a nunmage sale from 10 uri. to 3 p.m. m the Rea Community Cen- ter, 661 H~on Street, Suite 620 in Costa Mesa. Items for sale include used clothing, ladies evening wear and other miscella- neous ite91S. For inform.ation, call A.J. l.a.ne at 631-2333. SUNDAY FISHING TOURNAMENT The Son's of the American Legion Newport Harbor Squadron 291 are sponsoring a Calico Bass Fishing Tournament from 7 a.m: to 5 p .m. at the end of the Newport Harbor Jetty. A mandatory tournament meeting will be held at 4 p.m. Aug. 12 in th~erican Legion Post, 215 15'th St. in Newport Beach. The tournament fee is $25 and the first place winner will receive $1,000. For information, call Ed Kolasky at 953-9615. MONDAY QUILT WORKSHOP FOR KIDS From 8:30 a .m. to 11:30 at Pomona School, 2051 Pomona St. in Costa Me-sa, kids between the ages of 6 and 8 can learn how to design and create their own quilts. The cost is $39. To register. call 432-5880. BoATS 2 0 0/bff t tourly Rate with ad RENTALS AVAILABLE , •Pedal Boats ·•Kayaks • SOillJoara.s • Bikes • 5aill>oats · • Bo~Jie Boards •Skates i • 213 Men Kayak.<; .: -• Sunkar.s • .... Reservations Required J ..wxJ.585-07 47 . . HOOK UP TO CABLE FOR ONLY $9.95 c H WAT I T I • s Eight days long ••• It's not for the weak. EXCLUSIVE NEW EPISODES PREMIERES SUNDAY, AUGUST· 13 THROUGH SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 Evay Hight at 9pm The ~f Channel r ScaMCAaT· ENCHANTED SERVICE • Only $11 .95 for your firSt morith (lnduda Colllplctc llSic krricc Ind lht Disnty Chlnnd.) • $9. 95 Installation • 30 • Day Money Back Guarantee • ,, ............ ' r ..,._-~ . THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1995 A15 Newport Bac:hlC.->t.ra M ~,. } II ' ' _ . ..._ _ .... Power Rangers mOrph into Jell-0 Jiggl~rs T be Mighty Morphin Power Ranger1, popular 1V heroes for kids nationwide, are known for courageous deeds, amazing a crobatics and transfor- mations from regular teens into super evil-fighting champions. Jell-0 gelatin is morphing the famous Power Rangers into Jell-o Jigglers. Jell-0 gelatin has pro- duced more than one million red plastic Power Rangers Movie molds, which will appear ln store displays ndtionwide this sununer. Using these Jell-0 gelatin molds, children c-an create five fun Mighty Morph.in Power Ranger shapes in every color of the rain- bow depicting Power Rangers, Ninja Ranger, Nin1a Megazord, and lv8.Jl. Ooze, the villain who will appear for the first time in the movie. Not only will kids get to see their favorite champions on TV and in the movies, now they'll also capture the Power in their own ban,ds. To bolster kids' eJCtitement, par- ents can host Power Rangers par- ties, complete with special desserts, before taking the whole group to see the movie. In addi- tion to creating the Power Rangers Jell-0 Jigglers, kids can enjoy the Powe r Rangers Unite dessert, Action..f;>oze and Cosmic Cannon Balls .. A sweet, creamy treat combin- mg any red Jell-0 gelatin flavor and Cool Wlup, the Power Rangers Unite dessert is speckled with cubes of Blue Ranger Beny Blue, Yellow Ranger Lemon. Pink Ranger Watermelon and Red Ranger Wild Strawbeny Jell-0 gelatin flymg through a pmk galaxy. Action Ooze gives kids a sneak preview of what the mystenous Ivan Ooze IS like in the moVle. ·Similar to this new foe, Action Ooze 1s purple and fizzy. nus two-layered treat is fun for kids to eat, allowing them to dig through a layer of purple foam to reach glistening Grape Jell-0 gelatin below. Youths who crave something crunchy will adore Cosmic Can- non Balls To make, sunply mix melted m<lrShmctllows with any flavor of Jell-0 gelatin and pour over a bowl of popcorn. choco- late-coated candies and ra.lSms With these oul·of-Uus-world de lights, lads will be he roes of thetr own uruverse, or at least. thetr own neighborhoods. POWER RANGER JIGGLER$ 1 114 cups boiling water (Do not add cold wdter) 1 package (8-serving size) or 2 packages (4 -serving size) Jell-0 brand geldtin, any flavor Sep<lrate the Jiggle r Power Ranger Mold set. Use paper tow- el dipped in vegetable oil to light· ly wipe inside of Jiggler Power Ranger Molds, or spray molds hghtly with no stick cooking spray. Stir boiling water mto gelatin in medium bowl 3 nunutes or until completely dissolved. Pour into molds to within 1/4 inch of the top. Refngerate dt least 3 hours or until firm (does not stick to finger when touched). Dip bottom of molds into hot water about 20 seconds. Pull gelatin away from all edges or mold with index fin. ger. Slip hnger underneath Jig· gler and gently lift from mold. Makes 10 Jigglers. POWER RANGERS UNITE Cubes: 4 cups boiling water 1 package each (4-serving size) Jell-0 brand beny blue, lemon, watermelon and any red flavor gelatin 2 cups cold water 4 ice cube trays Dessert base: 2 cups boiling water 2 packages (4-serving size) Jell-0 brand gelatin, a ny red flavor 1 cup cold water 1 tub (8 ounces) Cool Whip whipped topping, thawed . Preparing cubes: Using paper towel dipped in vegetable oil, lightly wipe inside of ice cube trays. Or, spray trays lightly with no stick rooking spray. Sbr 1 cup or the boiling water into each of the 4 gelatin flavors in separate bowls 2 mln- ut~ or until completely dissolved. Stir 1/2 cup of the cold w~ter into each bowl of g elatin. Pour each mixture into separate lee cube trays. Refrigerate 4 hours or unW firm . Unmold. Cut each gelatin cube into 4 slices. Mea- sure 314 cup of each flavor. Reserve rem~ gelatin cubeS for garnish or 111acking. Completing delMrt: Stir 2 cups boiling water into 2 packages red g.-Jatin in large bowl 2 in.inutes or until complete· ly d.issolv.,ct. SUr in 1 cup cold water. Refrigerate 1 1/4 hours or liDlil Jtightly:thkkened (CDOIAI· ...-,. d mlbeaten .. wldtiM). Sir Wblpp8d tGPPinl Into lllgbUJ tiii:kaci fllatln wlda wn _,.. UNO llDoola. 9* In ................ PourtntO 2 112-qUUt bc;wl, Garnish with additional whipped topping and reseJVed gelatm cubes, it desited. Store leftover deisert in.refrigerator. Makes 16 servings. Gently remove tray. about 1/2 full. Refrigerate 2 hours or until set but not firm (should stick to finger when touched and should mound). or until firm. Makes 8 servings. 112 cup rai.sms COSMIC CANNON BAUS POWER RANGERS ACTION ooze 2 cups boiling water 1 package (8-serving size) or 2 packages (4-serving size) Jell-0 brand gelatin, uny flavor Meanwhile, refrigerate reserved gelatin 1 t/4 hours or unW slightly thickened (consis- tency of unbedten egg whites). Beat with electric mixer on high speed until gelatin is ijght and fluffy and doubled in Volume. Spoon on top of set gelatin in glasses. Refrigerate about 2 hours 114 cup (112 stick) Parkay spread sticks Microwave spread and m~ mallows in large nucrowavable ~ bowl on high 1 1/2 to 2 nunutes or until manshmallows Me puff ed. Stir in gelatin until well mixed. Unmolding: Dip trays in hot water for about 15 seconds. Gently pull gelatin from around edges with moist fin- gers. Place moistened serving plate on top of tray. invert tray and plate; holding tray and plate together, shake slightly to loosen. 2 cups cold water • Stir boiling water into gelatin in medium bowl 2 minutes or until completely dissolved. Reserve 1 1/3 cups. Pour remaining gelatin into 8 dessert glasses, filling 1 bag (10 ll'l ounces) Kraft miniature marshmallows 1 package (4-seIVin9 size) Jell-0 brand gelatin, any flavor 3 quarts (12 cups) popped pop- corn 112 cup candy-coated milk choco- late candies Pour ma rshmallow mixture over popcorn, candies and raisins in large bowl. MJ.X lightly unW well coated Shape mto balls or othe r hapes with greased or wet hands. Makes about 24 RUMP ROAST HUGHES SOUR CREAM 16-0Z REG .LIGHT aft• OR NON FAT 17 .. RUFFLE$ POTATO CHIPS 5.5-0Z. RANCH, SSQ, · 99· LIGHT OR FRENCH ONION .. SAVI UP TO .60 STOUFFER'S WNCH EXPRESS 8 TO 10-0Z. FROZEN RED BOX OR lfAN CUISINE 149 NABISCO SNACKWEU.S 5 T07.5·0Z COOKIES OR CRACKERS 199 COUPON BONELESS SIRLOIN ftp STEAK BEEF 219 ROUND LB. 12-PACK PABST BEER 12-0Z CANS 2''7 • +CRY ,_ $2.SO MAIL-IN aUAn °. AVAILA&U IN STOIU LTOHACHH Why T-lipened? ..._.,...._..--...iiflltio -·II"" ......... "' ... ~ ............ ~ ...... W'lo ............. , IO>~~,., ... c--• Jwuru AHO ,,_r rt o,... ...,,. , •-..,...... .._. r--""• -.o ;-:.:~::.:. ~-.. ..,~o .~; flllAC ... 1• ... l•'••JC.._',/,, f.., 4 ~,, COLORFUL BEGONIA IN MATCHING POT COVER 2" 11::~e1 HEALTHY CHOla ~J~ TURKEY BREAST SUCE TO ORDER, HONEY549 OR OVEN ROASTED LB. OR BOTIOM ROUND, BEEF LB. FRESH CALIF. GROWN COMBO PACK CHICKEN •J·DRUMS•HHIGHS 99· • J.HAlf BREASTS .. W /RISS ATTACHED LB. SANDWICH SHOP LUNCH MEAT LANDO FROST 4 OZ ASSTD 99~ SWEET & J.UICY SWEn FUJI APPLES CRISP 99!. FRESH BAKED ----::11 APPLE PIE 8-INCH 279 3·LITER SHASTA REG. O~ DIET, ASSTD. FLAVORS, +CRV-UMIT 6 IOllNIX llAlll llUUI 4·PACK WHITE Oft ASSOmO 21• CAlll1 ---··. .:.==:.:e:r.=-.:= KUINIX FACIAL llllUI PKG. Of l 75 OR ll'KG ono TO toe sornau(. llOUflQUf O«lATlA 99' WllK w1aean SO-OZ. UQUIO Oft 42-0Z. POW09fO MWIW101 •• 79. FRESH ALASKAN SALMON .,•IVICI SILVER COHO 299 -WHOLE OR HALF SIAf'....OSl STEAKS 3 69 l8 ~tOAt~ FIUETS 4 69 l8 LB. . 1/2 GALLON KNUDSEN DRINKS SPIASHERS. ASSTD 99· FRUIT VARIETIES .. SAVI .50 HUGHES DONUTS 6 OR 8 PACK ASSORTED . 99~ KELLOGG'S CRISPIX CEREAL 123-0Z LIMIT 4 SAVI 1.60 1" RelrpaM' houn or Uld arm. --~----~---~--~~--~~~~~-------r..----~---~-----""----""""'!"'--------------~--------~~~~---------.~~~ ........ ~~--------....... - London Broil . or Top Round Steak USDA Select.Top Rouncf-per lb. SEAFOOD VALUE FEDERALLY LDT INSPECTED SEAFOOD BY U.S DEPT. OF COMMERCE Fresh Atlantic Salmon Steak 99 Fresh Fryer Drums or Thighs PllJrlm'• Prid"111-mbo Piek I per lb. Save .SO per lb. DAIRY /DELI VALUE Oscar Mayer 'Big N' Juicy' Hot Dogs MW ptr lb.{f\lltta lb. S.99~v. froun AIMlwl Halibut Sttak-pu lb. S.99) Sue 2.00 per lb. llb.pq. Buy 4 Save 4.80 GROCERY VALUE DAIRY /DELI VALUE Doritos .99 I lb. I 39 Tortilla Ralphs Chips Butter . SelKttd Varietla Ill Quality 14.S OLIO IS OL bit Save up to 1.00 4 Sdck-adl N · Save .60 BAKERY VALUE FROZEN VALUE 6 Pack Ralphs English Muffins Plail OI Sourdoql1 ...... ·1 12 Pack Coors Beer Regular or light 12 oz. rue or bti...,ffut atv PluaCRV 12 oz.. rozen Ralphs or Sunny Select Orange Jui~e wtacu ..,._....,.. mey not be avllfflbte It Mt ltotM . .......... ...,~ .. ,... ......... _ ... ,.. .............. _.. ...... ' .. ................................................................. fl ......... ,. ....... ....... .............. _,._ ......... -. ...... _ ............ ,,......,...,~ ............ 0 ~ .................... ~---......... -... ---......... . . . Sweet Honeydew Melon per lb. I GROCERY VALUE ~ 2 liter Soda Rql&lar or Dltt-5tlttttd Varittlea each bll.·Plut CRV Save up to .22 GROCERY VALUE 32 oz. Gatorade Thirst Quencher I Seltcttd Vlltedea txb btL Save up to .40 SERVICE DELI VALUE Stouffers Macaroni &Cheese 1 lb.-Dole Cl~ic Salad Mix each Fresh Sweet Corn Yellow.Olalh~acb GROCERY VALUE 4 Pack Snapple Drinks Stleckd Yariedee .. oz. lllla. . =- packs v v Buy 2 Save up to 1.38 SPECIAL VALUE Excedrin Tablets · per lb. a. ~rvtce ~u Save .90 per lit. Save ap to J.00 Prices effective 8 a.m. Thursday, August 10 thru August· 16, 1995 - N.-port Beeth!COtta Mesa Dally Pil0< ~....,._ DMICYolrt runs In the Daily Pilot. If you'd Ion on gettlng your organf· U$t94 all 642-4321, ext. 331 . ~nded on the Ide• of lncfivldulll lib«'· ty wu flldltty In Costa MeA. Call Alo ty •nd frM enterprise, Is seeking office Legg9tt at 5'o-2SS7. MIMSOCJATIOllA ---..--=-=-~-~----~ 1M Amyotrophlc Lateral Sclerosis (M9 AlsodatlOf\ Orange County Chap-., ._need for many vofunteers. For ~ CIJI becutlve Director Sta· cy~ at 375-1922. ~S ASSOCIATION '1he Alzhelmers Association of Orange County needs volunteers for Its Visiting · Volunteer Program; support group lead-ers for petients •nd care givers; and for the volunteer helpline. Interested volun- teen can call 283-1111 . AllD/CAH CANCEi\ SOOETY The American ClncerSoctety'S Orange (oonty Unit Is seeking office volunteers for numerous days and hours. Also, vol- unteerS are being sought to answer calls for the units Helpline lnfoCenter. For Information on these and other volun- teer opportunities, call C8ri Davidson at 364-3829. AMERICANS FOR FREE CHOICE INMEDIONE Americans for Free Choice in Medicine, a non-profit educational organization vofunteers. For more lnfONN1tlon, call 645-2622. AMEIOCAN HOME )4£Al.J'H HOSPICI The American Home Ht.-alth ~ Prqgram needs vofunt~ t'l give emo- tiONll support to termlnally Ill patients and their famlliti In the greater Or•nge County area. naining Is provided. For information, call 550-0800 or 1«>0-540- 2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS The OrMlge County chapter of the Am~lam Red Cross needs volunteers to • address community groups •bout Red Cross sefVices and to act as ll1lsons with the media in disaster ind emerg~ sit· uatlons. For information, call Judy Ian- naccone, 835-5381, or Joan Miller, 835- 5381. ~ AMERICAN YOUTH 50Cal' Corona del Mar AYSO Soccer Region 57 needs volunteers for 1995 soccer sea- son registration. Parents of bovs and girls aged 4 112 to 16 are needed for computer input telephones, coaching, refereeing, equipment and purchasing. can 640-2539. ARTS ACADEMY OF ORANGFCOUNTY The Arts Academy of Orange County is planning to fund and build a communi- WINE CLUB OPEN 9T07 SUN. 11-6 •••••••••••••••• . COUNTRY FOLK ART0 SHOW & . SALE ~ ~ ~.W'i',,;( ~ fl·OGOST 11-12-13 P.DNONA -FfllRPLEX- L. A. COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, Bldgs. #5 & 8 1-1 O to Fairplex Dr., North to Fairplex The IAacllng folk flrt & Cndb Show I Featuring the award-winning, outstanding handaafted·folk art of over 150 of the BEST Artlsarur/Crafters &om across the country. All offering for sale their top quality Reproductions & Country •Heirlooms of the Future"! • tlu. Coun1ar llmx l1M Jifu • Frtd8y eve, 5 pm to 9 pm Adm. $1 (EMy Buying Prtvllegee -Public Welcome) SM a Sun 10 am to 5 pm Adm. $5 Children under 1 O Adm: $2 · NO STROLLERS PLEASE I 6'x 9' lnclo-Kashan ReQ.$2950 Wlifw'so $190 •G>untry• Folk Art Showa. Inc. 0 Holy, Ml 48442 (810) 834-4151 9'x 12' & Turtcish ReQ.Sm SALEllllCIUSOO NOW 1190 IAU.ET MOACA The Ballet PaclfiCI Guild, a volunteer support group for Ballet Padflca, needs volunteers for 1 variety of tasks. For Information, call Molly~ at 642-9275. BIG MOTHlltS, BIG SISTERS Men ind women over 20 years of age, having lived In Orange County for six .months and on the Job for at least three months, are needed to senie as big b"others or big sisters for children 6-16 from sing~ homes. can 544-7773. IOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC., Volunteer opportunities indude fund- raising, program development and training to existing troops and padu. For more lnformatlon, call Devon Dougherty, 546-4990. BOYS AND GIRLS 0.UBS OF COSTA MEW/NEWPORT BEACH The· three area Boys and Girls Oubs need volunteer coaches and art or craft $1,000,000 TIU LIFI l•IUIAllCI RA CEN1'IM*Al fMM TOURS VoluntHr dOcenis .e needed at the ~ Fann at the <>r.nge County Fairgrounds In Cost.I Mesa. Call Ginny Smith, 708-1517 CENTER f'OA CREAT1YE AIJUNAT1V£S The c.nter for Crutf\ie Alternatives, 1 non-profit charitable organization which worl<s through the United Way. has a nffd for volunteers, graduate lev- el .tntems or trainees. For Information, call Karen, 642-0377. COWGE HOSPITAL The College Hospital ~ Mesa Aux.il- lary is seetlng volunteen to perform deric.11, reception desi(. 9lft shop ind ~duties at the hospltal. For Infor- mation, call 642-2734, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. COMMUNITY HOSPKE CARE Community Hospice care. an organiza- tion that provides medical and emotion· al support to terminally·lll patients and their families In Orange County, needs volunteers In Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. For information or registration, call Ondy Laird, 978-7447. CONSUMERS FOR LEGAL REFORM Consumers for Legal Reform has an THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1995 A17 ongoing need for volunteers to monitor civil court Judges. A computer Ind dona- tions are also needed. For more lnfor· mation call Barbara at 854-0881. COSTA MESA HtSTOtUCAl SOOETY The society cotleds lnfonMtlon, pho- tos Mld artifKts relating to the htstory of Costa Mesa and the Harbor area. Vol- unteers are needed fot defic.11 ttiks, compute< input and help In the library. For Information. call Charles Beecher, 631·5918. COSTA ME.SA LITERACY GROUP The Costa Mesa Uteracy Group needs volunteers to h&lp people become liter- ate or teach Engllst) as 1 second lan- guage. For information. call Fuller, 548- 3384. COSTA MESA SENIOll aHTER The multi-purpose s.nlor services facil- ity, located at the comer of 19th Street and Pomona AVfllue, seeks volunteers for a variety of tasks. For more Informa- tion, call 645-2356 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. COURT APPOINTED SPECIAl. ADVOCATESOFOftANGECOUNTY Volunteers are nefded to make a two year commitment to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned children. During the two-yNr period. volunteers wor1< one-on-on. with a child for 3-hours a week. call 935-6124. I OfFOU POUHDATIOH PDflt THI MTJ O.fore Founct.tlon for the Arts. •not\• profit or~lutlon dedicated to dlnce ' at 151 ICllmus Orive, G·3, In Cost• Mell. needs vofunteers for morw lnformatk>n. aill 241-9908 otSCOVERY SHOf' OtSCovery Shops are run by the Ameri- can Cancer Society Volunteen are need· ed and no special skllls are ne.c~ For information. call 640-4777 betv•een 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. DtSPVTE RESOWTION SERVICES Dispute Resolution Services needs vOI· unteer mediators, case specialists and outread\ assist.ants to help In a variety of mediation cases. Bilingual language skllls are needed for both office volun- teers and for mediators For more infor· mation, call 250-0488. EASTER SEALS Easter Seals Society needs volunteers for ongoing de<ical wort, help in pro- grams for chlldren with disabilities and to help with s.pedal events. For lnfomia- tion, call BJ.4..1111. 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J ""' " JJ~~ o "" "'h.i ~ • <;'000 "1 rv> :Ol"ltlo Ero 81) I~ ' EYE-OPENER • CdM 'Russian rwnor' put to rest • Sea Kjngs basketball team will apparently have to do without services of huge foreign center. P er}laps the juiciest rumor clinging to the Newport- Mesa summer sports grapevine has officially been squashed. Estancia High football coach 1rohn LJebengood hiring former Costa M,esa antagonist Tom Baldwin as an Eagle assistant? That's not the one I mean, although it would have made for some interesting staff meetings. Estaneia's once two-sport star Chris Candlish (he's since quit football leaving basketball his only athletic outlet) transferring to Corona del Mar High? I wish I had a quarter for ev.ery time I heard these mis- begotten mwmurs. CdM cro&! country coach Bill Sumner actually returning a reporter's tJrst phone call? Call me crazy, but I haven't given up hope on this one yet tand it's already been nearly a week). No, the most sensational scuttlebutt making the rounds this summer, was the infamous "Russian rumor." Oh dah, this would have been a story! It apparently began making the rounds last spring that a 7-foot-t center for the Russian junior national team was interested in gaining some exposure with American college coaches. I ' I\ I P ' barry faulkner To that end, he would ha.Ye played next season for an American high school, and with his supposed guardian residing on Balboa Island, CdM quickly GREE·NER PASTURE S •Nine-hole Back Bay Golf Course provides scenery, as well as help o~ the.short g~e. W hen Barry Lewin arrived at the Hyatt Newporter a year ago as general manager, he realized the green pasture adjacent to the hotel was virtually going to waste. What is it, a miniature golf course? There aren't any windmills. Most peopte figured it was private, for hotel guests only. ( I l H ( I ( ) I I· richard dunn "I bad numerous priorities whe n I got here, and I've been biting off one thing at a ~e. but we've had this beautiful nine-bole golf course that didn't even have a name, so that was the first thing to do - give it a name," said Lewin, who named the golf course, I appropriately, the Back Bay Golf Course a year ago this week. For the first time in the Hyatt Newporter's recorded history, the nine-hole executive course. with spectacular views of the Back Bay, is on the marketing board, with the perfect means ... the short game. Ray Carrasco, formerly of the PGA Tour, who played in the U.S. Open and British Open during tus career, has started Birdie Vision, a short-game golf school along with Dr. Bill Hamilton. shot to the top of the fictitious list. With joµmalistic fervor, I began following the trail of gossip 1 hoped would eventually put me eye to chest with the biggest thing to hit ~dM basketball since man-to-man defense. Naturally, Sea Kings Coach Paul Orris seemed the logical place to start, and when he acknowledged he'd heard the .hearsay, I figured I'd soon be writing about Sergei (Slam), Mikhail (to the Sea King) or Igor (the Intirnidator). But Onis, having heard such off-season rumblings before in his 25-year career, which has included a handful of foreign exchange athletes (remembe r 6-6 Marius Sandvik in 1993-94?), i'-lQUOTE OF THE Y ·rm swe rd get, a call ti some huge RusSian ldd enrolled. .. -PAUL ORRIS was reluctant to offer much optimism. "I have my spies ln the front office, so I'm sure I'd get a call if some huge Russian kid enrolled," Orris explained. "But I'm not counting on that egg in my basket.• Next, the mission led to a CdM parent, who in turn suggested I call another local resident, who had officiated high school soccer games with a Russian immigrant with family ties to the athletic alien. Newport Beach resident Vladimir El.iseev, a former soccer player for the Moscow Dynamo, was the next man at the other end of my receiver. Prom there, Eliseev spoke, with a notable accent, of his nephew, 6-7 (not 7 -1) Leonid Tarakanov, who bad indeed tried to explore hard wood horizons in · the United Stares Though only 16, Tarakanov had already enrolled at St. Petersburg ~titute (a university) in his native land, where be indeed plays for the junior national team. Eliseev, however, explained that Tarakanov's test scores that accompanied his visa application to what Eliseev termed the · Freedom Act Organization, were bettered by other candidates, leaving him unable to pursue an American opportunity this year. Furthermore, Eliseev said that even if Tarakanov had succeeded m q~g for t!le foreign exchange program, h e might not •SEE RUMOR PAGE 83 "People come to me and say, 'I want to break 100, or 90, or 80,' and the biggest area of improvement is from 50 yards or in. That's where you're going to do it, and (Back Bay Golf Course) is the perfect location,• Carrasco said . MARC MARTIN I OAJtY PILOT Lisa Rief holds the p in as Kristen Hale pu tts out on the sixth ho le during Wednesday's round of golf a t the Back Bay Course overlook ing none oth er tha n t he Back Bay. Kristen Hale hits out of the trap on the ftrst hole Wednesday. "We're using bole No. 2 for our school, because from there, you can use it all the way from 70 yards, and there's a fantastic bunker out in front. We're really focusing on putting, chipping, sand bunker play and pitching.• A week from Saturday, Aug. 19, the program will change to the afternoon, with "I think the short game schools are becoming the hottest thi ng in golf right now. Th e short game is going to knock scores off your game, because scoring is really going to take place within 120 yards. Rarely do we practice putting." -BARRY LEWIN sessions from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. "Wftre experiment- ing, so see what sessions do better,· Carrasco said. A maximum of 12 people are allowed per session. Light hors Birdie Vision opened its first sessions last weekend. Two sessions will be offered on Saturday, one from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m ., another from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. d'oeuVTes and refreslunents on the patio follow each session. "1 think the short-game schools are becoming the hottest things in golf right now,• Lewin said. ·The short game is going to knock scores RichardSon, Peetz among poloists in State Ganies • Joining Newport poloists are Costa Mesa's G~ayeli, Hylton at competition in San Diego area. off your game. because scoring is really going to take place within 120 yards. Rd.rely do we practice putting. "It seems the only time we do that is when we're wailing for tee times, and not many people understdnd how to read a green, bow to judge a terrain, and where the water is. "Ray does an evaluation of the game (of each pa.rtiapant), first ui the p1tchmg game, then in the sand, then a complete putting drill to learn how to read greens. People think you can go out and sink hve- footers automatically, and that's not true.· Let's face it -golf's expensive. Not everyone can afford to play on a regular basis, especially young people and seniors who are locked in to a strict budget. It's the perfect environment for those who desire to groom their short game, or for those who don't want to walk for four hours. It's also edsier on the pocketl10ok ($7 on wee kdays, $11 on weekends) "It's very redsondble tf you're young and you can't afford to play anywhere ·· LeWUl sJld. "We're trying to mdrket the course to those inclividudls, who might be afrcud to get out on d big course. and aJso to the seruors.· Tournaments are cllSo bemg planned. ln June, Back Bay Golf Course played host lo irrelevant Week's Runnin' Gunnin' Golf Toumd.ffient for Boston College comerback Michael Reed lf you're like me, and ti.me is of the essence, it's the ideal , location to get m an hour's worth of short-game golf. Hey, who doesn't want to lower their score? •RICMARD DUNN is • O•ily Pilot Sportswritff whose dub golf column appears every Thursday. . ,.. , Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club general manager Sam Olson (center) ls Hanked by boys 14 singles runner-up Robert Chu of Yorba Unda {left) and wlnber Sameer Chopra of Newport Beach after completton of Junior Classic TeJUJis Tournament. 'War by the Shore' crowns boys , ~IS champs at BBCRC NEWPORT BEACH - The Balboa Bay Club Rac- quet Club's sixth annual Uruted States Tennis Associ- abon-approved Junior Ten- ms Classic for junior tennis players held its champi- onstup matches on Sunday. Known as the "War by the Shore, tt the seven-day tournament began July 3f Wlth more than 500 entries from players ranging from age nine to 18. The prestigious tourna- ment attracts top players from Southern Cahfornia and surrounding areas. This year's tournament was under the direction of Sdrah Fletcher, assistant dlrector of the Sam Olson Juruor Academy. Entries in the tournament covered five age divisions for both sin- gles and doubles play. The local champions included Sarneer Chopra of Newport Beach in the 14 boys singles and Anne Yelsey of Corona del Mar in the 10 girls singles. "This was an outstanding exhibition of the fine young talent we have in the South- ern Califorrua a rea," said Tournament Director Sarah Fletcher as the event con- cluded Sunday. Boys 12 singles: Aaron Yovan. Irvine, def. Garrett Snyder, Lagu- na Niguel, 6-0, 6-0. l oys 14 slngles: Sameer Chopra, Newport Beach, def. Robert Chu, Yorba Linda, 0-6, 6-3, 6-4. . Boys 16 sl.ngles: David Gleiber- man. Palos Verdes Estates, def. Kevin Arnold, Laguna Hills, 6-7, 6- 1, 6-4. Boys 11 slngtes: Chris Seid, Irvine, def. NNI Rushton. Cypress, 7-'!J, 1-'IJ, 6-4. loys 12 doub les: Snyder- Hoskins def. Horan-Wingfield, 6- 2, 4-6, 7-5. Boys 14 doubtes: Marshall- Biortcman def. Chu-Dao, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. loys 16 doubles: Snyder- O'Connor def. Bachelor-Farokh- pay, 4-6, 6-1, 6-1. Boys 11 doubles: Arnold-Bar· num def. Rushton-Rushton, 7-5, 6-3. Girts 10 slngles: Anne Yelsey, Corona del Mar, def. Lindsey Nel- son. Orange, 6-3, 6-2. Girls 12 slngles: Kim-Anh Nguyen, Santa Ana, def. Jodie Nygaard, Anaheim, 6-2, 6-0. Glr1s 14 singles: Jennifer Bak- er, La Quinta. def. Joslynn Bur- kett. La Jolla, 6-3, 6-3. Girls 16 singles: Rebecca Rajfer, Rolling Hills Estate, def . Cherise Nagami, Laguna Niguel. Glds 18 singles: Katey Becker, Orange. def. Mary Kate callaghan, Los Angeles, 6-3, 6-2. Girls 12 doubles: Amanda Link-Jamie Pagliano def. Anne Yelsey·Kimberly Dao, 6-1, 7-5. The final results: Boys 10 singles: Justin Mont- gomery, Oxnard, def. Andrew Chu, Irvine, 6-0, 6-0. Girls 16 doubles: Jennifer Bai· ley-Jennifer Baker def . Ashley Jensen-Eva=, 7-5, 5-7, 6-2. Girts 11 es: Eliza Gano- Connie Burgraf def. Michelle Hamilton-Olef)'I Hamilton. 6-4, 6-2. Junior Classic Tennis Tournament Director Sarah Fletcher presents awards to girls 10 singles winner Anne Yelsey of Corona del Mar (left) and runner-up Lindsey Nelson of Orange. Guillen selected interim SID at CS Dominguez Hills CARSON • Patrick Guillen, formetly ~ sports information director at Southern California College, bas been named the interim SID at Cal State pominguez Hilla. .i Guillen's hiring was annowiced by Cal State Dominguez Hills Athletic Director Ron Prettyman. wbo is the former AD at South- ern Callf omia College. Guillen , a gra duate ol sec. comes to the TorOI after holding the sports information~ at sec tbe.,... two~. l>\Utng that time, Guillen also beld the pcJ!lltion of NAIA Par Well~ IDformation Dlredor and WM tbe dMUliMllcif tlae NAl.\eo.sJDA ~I '8rricel 0•11wW.. .Pdot to ~ID ~=-llllr~ GUI--~ mid pUblc ·•-·-p· f,ftm, ~-Phoeabl ,,_. i1t C'.Umlll!llY, a ..... CL I NI t ....... "' ... Cel --~·'HiallpelitiWci p' ........... ,.... ... .,... G R UNION RUNS The following, which bas been compiled by the California Department of Fish and Game, gives the dates and times during which a grunion spawning run may occur, beginning with the approximate ti.me of the nightly high tide at the Los Angeles Har- bor entrance. The times vary along the coast. San Diego is about five minutes earlier and Santa Barbara is about 25 minutes later. · The second hour is usually bet- ter. The better runs normally occur on the second and third nights of the four-~ht period. The time is Pacific Daylight Sav- ings. A fishing license is required for persons 16 and older. Grunion may be taken by hand only. No boles may be dug in the beach to e ntrap them. There is no limit, but take only what you can use. It is unlawful to waste fish. In the times below, where the time of the expected run is after midnight. the date of the previous evening is shown. OPEN SEASON A-ug. 12: 11:10 p.m.-1:10 a.m.; Aug. 13: 11:55 p .m .-1:55 a.m.; Aug. 14: 12:45 a.m.-2:45 a.m.; Aug. 15: 1~5 a.m.-3:45 a.m. Aug . 27: 10:40 p.m.-12:40 a ,m.; Aug. 28: 11:20 p .m.-1:20 a.m.; Aug. 29: 12:10 a.m.-2:10 a.m.; Aug. 30: 1:10 a.m.-3:10 a:m. Youth football coach sought in Newport ' NEWPORT BEACH ·The City of Newport Beach, Community Services Department is seeking energetic, customer service orl~. ented individuals to join their team on a part-time baais to aSsist in th youth flag football pro- gram. All positions r~uire working Mondays and Tuesdays from 2-5 p.m .. Wedrieldays ftom l ·5 p.m. and Th~ from •-9 p.m. from Sept. l ·Dec. 1. Actual work houn and Sched· Ules may vary accordlng ... to pro- gram and partid pant needs. Applicants should possess a knowledge of the basic objec- tives, methods and techniques of • planned recreation and team aporu. Applicant.a should be high JclwOl gri4uat• with at )fUl OM Jf'4f ol coll!f1•· with empballl 111 ~ education CJt ~ pref e1Ted, but not maDcM«ory, and should have the ability to commu- nicate and work well with youth. Applications for the position , which pays $6.94 an hour, are available at the Community Ser- vices Department. 3300 Ne wport Blvd., Newport Beach, 92653. Applications must be complet· ed, signed and· returned to tbe Community Sentcel ~t "'Priday. AUg. 2" at 5 ~ .. - ,. more lnlonnaUon. pbone .....ttoa Coordinator Todd Al¥arft at 6«-3151. UDO ISLE YACHT CLUB 1911 Jaaior Sabot Nattonall Gold 1. Bnan Bissell, NHYC, 4.75 palnta1 2. Tyler Haskell. UVC, 6.50; 3. 'fyler Pruett, SDYC, 1.15; 4. Alex Uniack, HHYC, 8.00; 5, Charlie Boukather, UVC, 9.00; 6. ADdnl Cabito, BCYC, 11.001 7 Darren Madden, BCYC, 15.75; 8. -Mike Duda, NHYC , 15.'151 9. Marcello Barra, SWYC. 16.00; 10. Greg Olson, NHYC, 18.00; 11. Megan Price, UYC, 19.75; 12. Matthew McKinlay, BCYC, 20.00; 13. Cory Droege, HHYC, 21,00; 14. Michael Elliott, BCYC, 22.00; 15. Bryan Lake, SDYC, 22.00. 16. Curtis Sp encer, ABYC, 22.75; 17. Jamie McCormick, UYC, 23.00; 18. Michael Barton, BCYC. 28.00; 19. Steve Moore, SWYC, 28.00; 20. Robert Rader, BYC, 28.00; 21. Jesse Oliver, BCYC, 29.00; 22. Ned Algeo, BYC, 29.00; 23. Danny Silva, SWYC, 29.00: 24. Kyle Henely, SWYC, 30.75; 25. Gary Grimes, LIYC, 31.00; 26. Matt Moore, SWYC, 31.00; 27. Mimi Elliot, BCYC, 32.75; 28. Bridget Shear, MBYC, 34.00; 29. Jesse McRae, BYC, 34.00; 30. Andrew Carlson, LIYC, 34.00. ' Silver 31. Erin Robertson, LBYC. 35.00; 32. Anna Rollins, BYC. 37.00; 33. Casey Davis, OYC, 37.00; 34. Daniel Kleln, OYC. 37.00; 35. Kendra Witzel, BCYC, 38.00; 36. Brian Haines, NHYC, 39.00; 37. J.J . Modisette, NHYC. 39.00: 38. Troy Treaccar, LIYC. 40.00: 39: Curtis Major, BYC, 41.00; 40. Merin Yoshida, BCYC, 42.00; 41. David Levy, BCYC. 43.00; 42. Jennifer Warnock, MBYC, 44.00; 43. Erin Vernand, HHYC, 45.00; 44. Scott Hogan, NHYC, 46.00; 45. Brian O'Maho- ny,. SMYC, 47.00. 46. Becky Lenhart. BYC. 47.00; , 47. Bubb Rader, BYC, 47.00: 48. Tricia Ward, LBYC, 49.00; 49. Brandon Jarrad, LIYC, 51.00; 50. Mike Reicher, BCYC, 51.00; 51. Jeff McCormac, NHYC, 52.00: 52. Nick Garces, LIYC, 52.00: 53. Meredith Potter, LIYC, 53.00; 54. Jennifer Porter, NHYC, 54.00; 55. John Swigart, NHYC, 55.00; 56. Adam Smith, SWYC, 55.00; 57. Brandon Cloud, HHYC, 56.00: 58. Molly Choate, LBYC, 61.00; 59. Tom Gibbings Jr., MBYC, 61.00; 60. Piet van Os. MBYC, 63.00: 61. Derek We bster1 BCYC, 63.00. Bronze 62. John Schlicht, SDYC, 64.00; 63. Craig Rowe, 1-illYC, 64.00; 64. Grant Finster, NHYC, 65.001 65. David Hoch&rt, MBYC, 65.001 66. Laura Pa•macht, ABYC. 65.00: 67. Andrew Camp- bf>JJ, SOYC, 67 .001 68. Matt Stine, DPYC, 68.00; 69. Matt BlNell, NHYC, 69.00; 70. USa Harrison, SDYC, 70.00; 71 . Prank 'I'ybor, SDYC, 70.00; 72. Justin Smith, SWYC, 12.00; 13. Ryan McCormick, UYC, 12.00: 14. Bri- an Pentt, BYC, 73.00; 75. Alli Bell, SDYC, 77 .00; 76. Eric Heim, DPYC, 79.00. 77. Lauren M obns, LIYC, 79.00; 78. Seth Feldman, BCYC, • 79.001 79. Tom Bissell, NHYC, 79.001 80. 'fyler M CKay, MBYC, 80,001 81. Adam Hoyt, BYC, 80.00; 82. Nick Kelly, NHYC, · 81.00; '83. John Taylor, DPYC, .81.00; 84. Robert Caldwell, SWYC, 83.00; 85. Chris Cle- venger, ABYC, 83.00; 86. Sarah Ward, LBYC, 83.00; 87. Niki Ban- nister, UYC, 84.00; 88. Henry Sipos. NHYC, 01 .oo: 89. Casey t.usldn, ABYC, 87.00; 90. Richard Somers Jr.. DPY, 88.00; 91. Eric Allione, LIYC, 88.00; 92. Jenna Booth, NHYC, 90.00. Iron 93. La uren Bernsen, CYC. 91 .00: 94. Jason Adamson, DPYC, 91.00; 95. Patrick Scruggs, NHYC, 92.00; 96. Carrie Haskell, LIYC, 93.00: 97. Erin Chris- tiansen, DPYC, 93.00; 98. Ursula Ortiz, BY<:» 94.00: 99. Connor Herron, CYC, 95.00: 100. John Sharke y, WYC, 97.00; 101. Ryan Burger, MBYC, 99.00; 102. Rach el .Senturia, SWYC, 100.00; 103. Ryan Karnes, MBYC, 102.00: 104. Tanner Marsh, MBYC, 102.00: 105. Elizabeth Rodgers, BCYC, 105.00; 106. Jimmy He rman, HHYC, 106.00: 107. Scott Rogers, SDYC, 106.00: 108. Amy Halvors- en, LIYC. 107.00: 109. Ben Con- stant, MBYC, 107.00. 110. Lindsey Duda, NHYC. 111.00: 111. Michael Oliver, BCYC, 112.00: 112. ·Cameron Driscoll, SDYC, 113.00; 11 3. Paige Thomps(!n. NHYC, 114.00: 114. Adrienne Patterson, BCYC, 116.00: 115. Phil Stemler, NHYC, 126.00: 116. Brendan IQein, OYC. 128.00; 117. Ian Schneider, SWYC. 128.00; 118. Darcy Gib- bings, MBYC. 129.00: 119. Ryan Mulvania, BCYC, 131 .00: 120. Garrett Macklm. BYC, 131.00: 121. Ry an Ruppert, HHYC, 132.00; 122. Diane Booth, NHYC. ' 135.00: 123. Seamus Davis, OYC, 136.00: 124. Heather Dore, DPYC, 152.00. Seasickness remedies offered There's no one remedy for sea- sickness that works for every- body. BOAT/U.S. (Boat Owners Association of The United States), the nation's largest organization of .recreational boaters, asked its members how they cope with Flag football signups Adult Flag Mania Football is now accepting team s1gnups for its adult 5-on-5, all-passing, 10- week flag football league in the area. The league starts Sept. 9. There are two divisions for play- ers 18 and over, but there is limit- ed space. For more information, phone 216-4115. less-than-smooth sailing. The most common remedies were: anti-motion pills, ear patch- es, saltine crackers and cola. gin- ger root powder, fresh air and a steady view on deck and accu- pressure on the wrists. DBB WEDNESDAY'S COUNTS Dllwy's Lodter · 6 boats. 243 anglers. 6 yellawtall, 2 white sea bass, 149 boni· to, 149 barracuda, 63 calico bass, 936 sand bass. 9 sculpin, 4 halibut. 1 spotty bay bass. 2 black sH bass (released), 25 blue perch, 59 mack~. Newport LancRng • 6 boats, 167 anglers. 886 sand bas.s, 88 calico bass, 25 sculpin, 1 halibut. 38 barracuda, 3 yel- lowtail, S4 mackerel, 2 sole. COSTA MESA UNTRYCLUB · IVIR HAD ONI OF THOSE DAYS WHEN ALL IS RIGHT WITH THI WORLD AND YOUR GOLF GAMI? . ~en W$S the last time? Join us at the Academy of Goff end we'll show you how to • have them for a llfetlmel Three stages to chooae from for only •7.1100 or al_gn !JP for J"three~d·SAVE/ (MU!mum four ~ p« clala) CALL 4 660-5101 • 1701 G LF 0 ---------- _-_-.•~'>!" '"''-~~ THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1995 BJ GAMES CONTINUED FROM 81 More than 80% of the athl t are Junior high and high chool age and they will be com~ting in sports such as baskctb4.U, track and field, roller hock~y. figure skating, fenqng, weight-lifting and gymnasties. The Calif omia State Games 1s1 a statewide dlllateur sperls f esti-1 val modeled in the Olympic tradi tion and is a direct boost to tht> United States Olympic Commit tee's efforts to encourage part1ci- patlon of amateur athletes at many competibve levels. Many of the athletes compet- mg in the games are also con~1d ered major contenders for tht' 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. The games will offloally begin: with the operung ceremorues, to be he ld at San Diego Mesa Col- lege. and continue Wlth the cele- brations with the Athlete Party and awardmg or the Male and Femcile Athletes of the. Year. ~ Pat McCormick, 1952 and 1956 Olympic dual gold medalist m platform and springboard div- mg, will be the featured speaker for the opening ceremorues. which will cilso include a Navy;, SEALS exhibition, and a fire-· works show The games rotate between. Sovthem and Northern Cdhlor-· rua, with communitles b1ddmg on' the opporturuty to hust them It'<; patterned after the Olympi<" Ga.mes dnd mdude"' opemng ceremony, trad!tlunctl llghtmg of the torch. parade of dthlt'te<. pre-· sentation of gold sih t•r dnd bronze medals shoWCd!'>t' uf Olympic greats from C'dhlurruc1 and 18 Olympic sports \\,th th1• state's finest athletes An estimated 12.000 spectd· tors·will be on hand t-0 watch tht< ~ornpetltion at Vdilous sites m tht> San Diego area All C\ ents arf:' free to the public Truck Jamboree Sunday COSTA MESA -The mnlh a~nual California Truck Jam- boree. scheduled for S~n 160 dCres of the Ordnge County Fairgrounds complex, wtll "'how- case more than 600 custonuzed trucks. The Jamboree will run from 10 a.m -4 p m Wlth free pdrlQnq available GASEY lUKSCH I OAlV l"llOT Newport Harbor lllgb's Danny Pulido catches pass durtng seven-man competition. General ad.rrusswn is $11 Im adults. $5 for cluldren ages SL' through 12 and children unde1 suc are free. For 24-hour recorded UlJormd- tlon phone(714)364-1745 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES property 1i1ualed In said reasonable ullmaled 10 lhe l)'Oposed action.) 01her business names and obhga1lon Incurred by lhe lhe public hearing de· trons of the apphc1111on are Trustee. General Panner PUBLIC NOTICE ---------COYnty and Slate and d .. cosls, expenses and ad· The lndependtnl adminls· addresses used by lhe other(s) In lhelr own scribed in lhls nollce or in on file with the Ooputy Ttus s1a1emont was hled1---------PUBLIC NOTICE scribed as follows: vances at lhe lime of lhe lrallon authority wlll bt seller within three year1 b• namo(s) or In the name of written coirespondonce de· Comptroller as a part ol with the County Clerk of Fictitious Business ---------• PARCEL A: Lot 69 and lniUal publication of the No-granted unlest an Inter· lore the date such list was the Partnership. livered to lho Ctty Council the pubhc Ille. This file Is Orengo Counly on July 7, Name Statement ona1288717 thatportlono1 Lot82.both tic.a of sale Is op· eated person flies an ob· sent Of delivered to the DatedalCostaMesa,Cal· at, or prior to, lhe public availoble tor,pubhc1nspec· 1995 Tho following persons are STATIMENT 0 , of Tract "6230, u shown proximately $128,882.00, )eclion 10 lht petition and buyer are: COSTA MESA ilornia, lhis 28th day of hearing. !Jon during regular busl· F&51589 doing buSiness as· VLK AIANDONMl!NT OF on a map flied In Book EXACT OPENING BID MAY show good cause why lhe HONDA. 2888 Harbor July, 1995 MARY T . ELLIOTT, ness hours. Published Nowporl Beach· Consumer Services 1760 Usl OF FICTITIOUS 2145, !.,~•a11Mo1throug11 h 13, BE OBTAINED BY CALL· coun should not grant the Blvd., Cos1a Mesa, Ca M.T.B.S .• a Calllorn11 gen· Deputy City Clerk Published Newport Costa Mesa Daily Pilot July Hoover Place. Placentia nclu ....... o see aneous ING THE TRUSTEE THE eulho!ity 92626 eral partnership, 8V: Published New ort Beach-Cos1a Mesa Daily CA92670 9USINESS NAM• Map1, In lhe Office of the DAY PRIOR TO SALE A HEARING on the pell-COSTA MESA INFINITY, Tushar Patel, Uquidaling B h C 1 M 8 ~ I Pilol Augusl 10. 1995 20· 27• August 3· IO. 1995· Victor M Pinecros 1760 The loHowlng persons County Recorder of Orange In addi11on 10 cash. the lion will be held on AU-2888 1/2 Harbor Blvd .• Partner eac · os a es ai Y Th940 Th914 Hoover Place Ptacent a haveabandonecflheuseol County, descfibed u a Trusletwillacce~tceflll1ed GUST 31 1995 et 1.45 CostaMesa.Ca92626 Published Newport PilotAugustl0.1995 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CA92670 , lhe ~lctltlous Bualneu Whole •• follows: eheck1, cashier• checks P.M. In D'epl. 703 1ocaied The names and business Beach.Costa Mesa Daily Th934 Lilian MA. Pone.ros. 1760 Name. SUPER SANDWICH Parcel 69 u allown on dr-n by a Stale Of Fed· 11 341 The City Drive addresses of lht buyer are: Piiot AuguSI 10, 1995 PUBLIC NOTICE 1292772 cn11292780 Hoover Place Placont•a & DEU, &75 Paularlno Av· lhe Newport Beach Lot era! Cred1I Union Of Sav· South Orange CA 921568 MITSUBISHI MOTOR Th936 cnFls Fictitious CA 92670 ' enut, Suitt B, Cotta Mesa, Lint Adjuatment No. lngs Auoclltlon, or Sav· IF YO OBJECT TO ' SALES OF AMERICA INC clltlou1 CA 92628 NBUA 83-3, recorded May lngs Bank. authoflred to do U · tilt A CALIFORNIA CORPORA: PUBLIC NOTICE Ll!QAL NOTICE Business Name Business Name This businoss is con- The llcllllou1 business 23, 1984, as lnstniment No. buslneas In this State. All :=~::Va of": '!f!:'h!:' TION ANO/OR ASSIGNEES NOTICE OF Statement Statement !~1;ied by husband a"ld name referred to above 84-214033 of Offlclal checks musl be currenlly Ing andP':118 your 0; The usets 10 be sold are NOTICI! OF APPLICATION The following persons are The following persons are The regostrant(s) con. was flied on: 5-19-92 In the Records of said county. dated. In the evenl lender )actions f 1 wn I>-deacfibtd In general as: PUBLIC HE.ARING Nolllicalion Is hereby doing business as· do4ng business as· ' County of Orange, Original PARCEL B: E&aement.a as other !Mn c:ath la ac· )ectlont :th'~e C: g._ ALL FURNITURE, FIX· NOTICE IS HEREBY t•n lhat Wells Fargo DEBANN INVESTMENT A&B TOWING. 2956 Ran· :e:sc~n~~r ':~~sat.~1 ~~~~1 file IF531822 describe In, and fOf' the cepted, the TrustM may tore the hearing. Your ap-TURES, EQUIPMENT. MA· GIVEN lhat a public hear-Sank, NA, 464 Cahlorni~ CO.. 1400 Bnslol Strffl dolph SlrHI Unit B. Costa Business Name(s) listed Dick Angel, &45e Indiana pur~ff Ht forth In, Ar· Wllhhold the lssuanc. of pea1ance may bt In pe<son CHINERY, LEASEHOLD IM· Ing will b• held by the trett, San Francisco. Call-North, Suite 140, Newpon Mesa, CA 92626 above on· 7-05.95 Avenue, "Buena Park, CA l1clt1 11 and ViR of ~t ctr· the TrustM'a Deed oolil Of' b att PROVEMENTS. STOCK IN Cotta Mesa C11y Council lornla 94163, has filed an Beach, CA 92660 Ttam A&B. Inc., a Cahlor· Viclor M Pineiros , 90&21 lain Restated Deciarauon of funds become avallable to IF ~~RE~REDITOR TRADE. GOODWILL ANO on Augusl 21, 1995, at 6·30 a~1ica11on w1lh the Comp. Deborah Ann Reed as nia corporalion, 2956 Ran. ThtS statement was Wed Margit L Angel, 6456 lndl· COYtnanlt, Cond1tlon1 and lht payee °' endorsM as a °' a contingtnl cred1IOf of BUSINESS NAME and are p.m., °' H aoon lhereaher tr 18' ,of the Currency on Trustee of the Deborah dolph Street. Unit B. Costa with lhe County Clerk or ana •Avenue, Buena Park, Realrlctlona rte0tded on mallet of right. the d ed t f It located al: 2833 HARBOR tJ possible, In lhe Council August 10, 1995 as spec!-Ann Reed Revocat>le Trus1. Mesa, CA 92&26 0 c J 5 CA 90621 May 23, Hl84 as Instrument Said sate will be made, your ~~~ ..rilhou thrz'~o:in BLVD., COSTA MESA, CA. Chambers of C11y Hall. n lied In 12 . CFR 5 In lhe u/d/t daled 11 28 89. 1400 This business is con· 1:~ge cunly on uty DebOl•h L Harman (For· No. 84-214034 of Otticlals but without covenanl or and mail a co 10 the • 92626 Fair Drive, Cosla Meaa, on Complroller s Manual lor Brtstol S1reet North, Suite docted by:_ a corporation merty Deborah L TenlQno), Records of Hid County. warranly, express or Im-aonal repret~llllve ~ The business name used the following Item: • Nallonal Banks, for permls· 104, Newporl Beach, CA The reg1stran1(s) com· F551435 8368 Petunia, Buena Pal1c, PARCEL C: All of the plied regarding lille. pos· Poinled b the CO\lrt within by the sellef' at that loca· AN ORDINANCE amend· slon to establish a domes· 92660 menced 10 transacl bus1· Newporl Beacn..Cos11. CA 90621 leasehold estate of TTUslor aesslons or encumbrances. lour monits from the dale lion Is: COSTA MESA MIT· Ing Sections 9·193 through tic branch at: 185 East 17th This business Is con· nen under the F1ct1t1ous Mesa Daily P1tot August 3. This buslnest was con. In LOI 69 ol Tract "6230 u lo aall1ty Iha lndebledneu ot fittt luuance of the ltt· SUBISHI 9·204 of lhe Cosla Mesa StrHt, Costa Mesa. Orange ducted by: a l1ml1ed par!· Business Name(s) hsled 10, 17, 24, 1995 Th732 docted by husband and shown on a Map recorded secUted by said Deed, ad· terl u rovlded In section The anticipated date of Municipal Code pertaining County, Cehlornla 92627. nership above on: 7-1-95 Wife In Book 245, Pages 10 to vanc:es thll'eunder, with In-9100 of Plhe California Pro-lhe bulk safe Is S.28·95 at to speclal events and pub· Al'f'J person wishing to The registrant(s) com· Team A&B, Inc. Susan blck A. Anoe! 13 exclualve or Ml1cel-lereat as provided therein. bate Code The lime tor Iii· the office of Escrow Forum, lie entertainment. commenl on lhls applic~· menced to transact busi· Katsumoto, President TRADE Margie L kigel laneous Maps recordl of and the unpaid pdnclple of In clalmi will not ex Ire 23161 Lake Center Or., NOTICE IS FURTHER lion may file comments in ness under the Flclillous T.his Slatement was filed DtbOleh L Karmen Orange County, California. the note HCured by uld iJore lour months from 41120, Lake Foreal, CA GIVEN lhat al 1ald time writing with lhe Deputy Buslness Name(s) hsted wilh lhe County Clerk of 'This statement was flied Said leaaehold estate In In-deed with lnteresl lh8feon lh he 1 d 1 11 d 92830 and place all lnle<esled Comp11oller of Mulllnauonal above on· 12·t5·82 Orange COYnty on July 12. with lhe COYnty Clerk of lerest having bttn creeled as provided In said Note. a~vt ar ng a 8 no ce This bulk sale Is subject persons may appear and Banking, Complroller of the 0 e b or ah Ann Reed , 1995 Orange Counly on July 25, by lhat certain leaae dated Dated: AUGUST 4, 1995 YOU · MAY EXAMINE the to California Uniform Com-be hea1d by the City Coun-Currenc~ 250 E St1eet. F&519&& 1995 July 1, 1968, executed by TftUSTU: BURftOW 1118 kept by the court 11 you merclal Code Seclion cil on lhe aforementioned S.W., ashington. 1 DC SELL PubHahed Nowporl Beach·l--------- Nawporl Beach-Costa tilt Irvine Company, a Weal llSCROW CO., S01 are a raon lntere~ted In 6106.2. item. 20219 wilhin 30 days o the Cos!• Mesa Dally Pilot July I••• Mau PUot August 3, 10, Virginia Corporation aa PAJllKC•NTER DRIW the efi!te you may me II 1o~subject, the name IF THE AFOREMEN· date of this application. 20. 27, Augusl 3. 10. 1995 11, 24, 1995. lh927 Ltuor, and by the Bluffs, a 1 ANT A AN A CA with the c0urt a formal A .. and addreu of the person TIONED ACTION IS CHAL· The nonconfidemi11 por· your used vehicle Th917 PUBLIC NOTIC• llmlled parlnlrthlp, •• Ln-92705 TllLllPHONll Qlltlt for Spea.I Nollet of with whom claim• may be LENGED IN COURT, lhe Buy It. Sell II. Find IL through classified '" Mt, Which teaae wu r• (7 4) .:..92 2 the fUlng of an lnvenlory flied 11 Escrow Forum. challenge may bt llmlled to CleHlned. 642.5878 FORBCLOSUR• corded on November 1, t _. t and appraltal of eaiate 81• 231&1 Lake Center Or., only tho•e luues 1'91aed ali---------1968 In Book tn5, Page llY1 CHIRYl. WYUND, lets or of any petition or 1120, Laka Forest, CA HO. TO 1521 488, of Official Recofd1 ln PR&SIDENT accounl as provided In 92630 and the last date for --------- YOU AR• IN DIPAULT the otflce of the County R.. Publl1hed Newporl MctJon 1250 ol lhe Calllor-filing ctalma shall be S.2S. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES UNDUADHD~~~~~eCo~~~~laM~~~~~C~A~~~~bthebu~n _________ ::::::::::::::::=-----------------~ TRUST DATllD 1114194 c~;~L D: An ap-Pilot August 10, 17, 24, quea1 for Special Notlc9 :;?ci~~ Ult date UNL•SI YOU TAK• AC· purtenant non .. xclualvt 1995. lofm It available from tht D led .,.,,..;.5 TION TO PROTECT MMment fOt 1ngr ... and th935 court clerk.. a 1 .,.,... YOUR PROP•RTY, IT :r"' throughout Lot 82 Allomow for tho P•tl· MITSUllSHI MOTOR ~y 111 IOU> AT Pua-Tract 18230, u shown PUBLIC NOTICE tlonen IAUS OF AMERICA, LIC IALll. 11' YOU on a Map f9COfdtd In Book JAllH A. INC. •••D AN •XPLMIA-2A5 • .._ 10 to 131 ,lnclU-BSC 4203 HUMPHRllYS, John •• Zorper, VP/ \"ION OI' THI NATUlt• elve ol Ml1cellar,eou1 NOTIC• O' JR., CCt9 • .,ltsHt Controhor tp TH• PROC•motNQ Map9, recotds of Orange PETITIOll TO A PROP•lllONAL Publlahtd Newport NIT YOU, YOU ~~~ ~= ~~~~=~~~ CORPORATION, 4590 Beach.Costa Meat Dally LD CONTACT A anc:t Httltment where said DAVID MACARTHUR BLVD., Piiot Mlgutt 10, 1995. WftR. Patee! 1 adJolna Lot 12 of IBCKWITH ~TCH IT&. Ito, NllWPORT< Th937 NOTIC• QI' said traC1 together With CAS• NO At.,.014 BEACH, CA 8HU· PUBLIC NOTICE TRUIT••'I tM.• .... mtn\9 lor NYll Ot T alt heirs• btntflcl le teJt, (714t IH•tl1 t UNDIR DllD ovethange Whtrt euch c,.:llOfl contingent :.J: Publl1hed Newport onatl88232 A OP TRUST eaves are construc1ed In tori and• .... aon1 whO -'"y Beach·Ooeta Mesa Dally Notloe of ' . accMdance wl1h applicable • ,..... ..,... Pll .. 01-•-a..a•--Nollct le hereby glftf'I munlcl!* ordlnenoft and olhefwlle bt lntereai.d In ot ... uouat 3, 4, 10, 1995. It .. =:=, ._. luttow E.acrow CO .. a an apputtenant con-the Win or "lal~ or 'bol~ tht29 r-•---•'"he Ctlllfomla Corporation •• exclutlw right to use the oFITCf: HDAVIO 8 CKWIT PU N TICI ~Pub!~-~8. Ult. PATret>EL..Y truet .. , or eucceuor tec:llllles localed on said ILIC O ,,_ truatet, or IUbllltuted Lotl2 A PETITION has been YUA PATEL. and ltuttM pu11uat1t to the • £XH181T A filed by DAVID 8. f'ITCHJ TVSHAR PATEi.. htftlOIOfe Oaed of Truet tlltCUled by ~ tddrMa le put· JA. In lht Superlof C°'fl °' doing bUalneh undtt the ~ENCE A. MY, M-~known ee: I01 N CallfOtnla. County of OR· tlCvtlOUt lml neme and I lf~lnel. '4-VllTA-0"ANOI., .. E~ ANGE. 9U1.1C w,a ltylt of M.T.t .S. at ISO o1 "teofda lllORT NACH.'CA THE ~ION ,.._.. --· tt-Town Ctnlef DrM. Mt ollce ol Che County NOTICI. TO llDDERI: ttlM DAW> I . flTCH;'Jft, etei'U.o.C't 1110 City of C09ta Mtu. d•t o f Orange IUCCeSlfUL ltOOIR AT be 1111t1a~.-ees • pef90MI ......, • CountY of~. 11a1t of Clllfomla, end pur-THI IAU WM.I. ONlY H repr ... ltlll... '° adfNnle. ... ca.omi... dl4' on .. Hit\ ~ .. Noaco of 0.. flURCHAllNO 111 OP THI tlf ........ oi V-. __. Lo1'Nll ,_ daJ of .NA'/. 1• ~ flllut"8I ~~ ~-~ .:/, fl R 0 PI" T !.J-TH I ~ l'mTION ,_..... Cf=. tJ :--::. 11::..: =--=--= r;-llH1,,.. of TRUITlrt uuu WU ~ to ........... ~ .... llll a IM* ...., NtlMkN M '*"*9 .Olldll Raoordl. .._. OHLY CONYIY '°" W. -. ....., .. ......_. ... II ll*a to be Nde Of ......... ~...:.!~-M ='' IN THI ,.._ ... 'J J J HIOft el .. tl\e IHe•1 ftHtl~ed leld ...._. In .. ~ ~l'.;;'.; "'9 ~ TNIM ... Act. (nllll ~ .... '" .. be ~ by "":... ..... ... L~':l .: :..:. "Vt:"'.::;-~-:; ::-....:.~ :!:&: CA•..-~ ... --::::~· A ~~-d'U'-J'tl T ... :..i:L?''"" •~ .... .=:.:ti .... IMl. ::...:;...::. = -.~ -.. .. ................ ·-=--·--• .. -,_ ...... ~.. •c.8 •• ~~ .....t=~~--· ...... ···=.. =-------.. ~ -.:r -. I .................. n::, ::r..': -~ .:-..... II t;.. r:. :, OR. '°' Mr PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF COSTA MESA NOTICa CW PU•LIC HURING REGARDING TH• AD.IUSTM•NT OF USU Faas AND CHARGIS FOR FISCAL YllAR 1 •SM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be hetd by tM ea.ta Mesa Oty Council at !he regui.r mHtinQ of August 21, 1995, at 6:30 p.m .. or as 900fl tn.reatler at poa1ble. In the Councl Chambofs of City Ha•, n Fair Drive, Costa Mosa. for the putpOM of con.ict.rtng amending tM Oty'a user f ... and c:hargos ICMdU!e. effectiv. Octobor 1, 1995. The following It I umplo of uaor fMI and c:hatgH to be considered for lmendment. Suaoetted FM eu.d Current FM Ofl Currwnt Cost Clwgtd . Io pmytdt Strytge BadeheckFM s 20 • 20 Holne Oc:cupdon Pennlt s 25 • 30 t Arewofb Sllnd ~ t tSO S215 PolceF-.~·~ s 145 '100 lJtlltYPennll s 80 • 85 SAi AOCMI Pwmft • 90 $140 ' A copy of ht eugge 1'9d uw .... ri ~ ac:hlcMt fMY be exemNd ~ nDf'rMt #Oftdng hours (1:00 1 m to 6:1>0 p.m.) In ht ~~at c;ey tW, T1 Fair DrM, 0-. MeM, Cellome. 1 NOTICE 18 F\JRTHEf.' OIVIN tlill • tlld llme ~--II Ir-. IHI~ pMOnt ~ 1PPM1 llnd be hMfdbJh~Coidon .. •efJ•*Mlld . ,, .............. , ...., T. aa:.on. ..... , ,.., Olelll \ P\AllilNd ... II aft 8Md\. CoMI .... -Plol w 10. , •. ' fl.OWlll When Words Are NOC~ •s,;«falfdltQ In s,,tnpetlt11 ,.....,... 298.l~Bhd C...Mlila 340-313~ THUltSOAY, AUGUST JO, 1995 PUii.iC MOTICD PUil.iC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICES I "*.IC MOTICll I PUIUC llOTICll PUii.JC IOTICB """°""'°" 8"'!•!!!1C~~i:::~ Pie............. ... --.. ...... TN propenv heHtOfOfe ......, -N COl41t .en IOUf ID ...... Of ...... lll'IW•I. Pf~... I',,~..... ...,,, ........ ~.... ~ ........ 11111 ....... ltetwnt ....., ......... -. .... ~la~ Miid ........ ,..,. .. cl.* 04 ""'f'llillllaf IQlll ........... ~ ~ ·-.. ~ ....... .. a+111;,o lhll '°'iOWlnO ~ .,. ...... ..... .... .. .. ••• The .. ,"t ..,.." • """• plO'idlf 1111Slid ........ ,... .._ ...... HO• ..... "... :i...= .... '!!!.... :...1m YOlJIG I.ft·~ -~ ........ ~ IMlllMM • ..,_ flll , .. 1...._ Mil end othet common dtaig· **°" OIQD Cll N ~Meow,_.«....,.,._.._. 111111 .. 1 """°" • t'!-W:.:-::-... ...... ,,. .. "=9. 1 11" ........ ._.., .. .... Eikanlv lnt.,ntt Publ1~ h .__ c.-.. 'r _. Mtion t env of the , .. 1 .,.,_ Colle ,,. _,.. '°' '*"° Ot •mcNd llQllltlll .... ..,....,.. Nill Moll. IMI. CIMf... --..,.. _. u---="'-II ..-~ ol '4 ....._..., ino. an Proouc:Uon ...._ ~fl 1Nll. ._.., • du '\id abM • •..,. tlllwt IN QI ...... , * LA•~ ot N ..,. .. _. . ., ... .,..... _... -. ,_. 4..Mm ThelOIOwlnQ~lr• Newpo1us .. c"'~926«t n•PlljWICll c..anw. • :':!'!~ed 1~bll: 'Hn _..,_,.•no -~~~-1r11111aN111W• DeH =r':trw1a c....-., .~ ...... ~-~*"' ;. Rcllalll dOfna~I.. Tlmoth'iD.Gaifetl,210! .... TNmlt • .. .._. rt' ...._..._. -.-...-•-.llil\Tr\rsl .... Oeed•ITNIL mr--'-""..u'" WEAi.TH I.AW 1100 O'*I 1~11, $1., Unit 8, CO* .......... 9' ... IX lNTH STRUT '12, Yati IMY ~lie Jill as lllO'llidlO ....... ~T(O 07nll1"6 lenW 9'acHw•-.ce Halc!Mvt. Mc-1 F-~ ::::::-..:-l"-:s~4 StrHI Sun• 200 N....,i)of1 MU.a, CA 92e21 BL' al .... •'"'9 T l(ACH, CA ...... llW Ill aut I Y9I Ill a __, ~ II Ill tuT ~ """"'"..r.:;...,. Ml!\, V94 --,_ ' U..ch, CA t2NO' Thomat P. McEltoy, •871 lly. DIMI a..., IJH3. !)MOii ....._. 111 h U11111, 6'cl bt ud dlid liill 10 atlMCll. 11 _.. T fie':'~~ -••• 11111111 itlll CA 92861 Of 11t CClunW an A~ I!. Aobeft lettnds, Jr,. Wirwale Ave., ll\'t,_, CA -.-v.·....-:; ~ ~ TtUStN 1011·~1Nr Mt Mii flt t.OY1t a IS l)IOWllOlll llid NllM, , A t.M•Olllll IUlle -=•Iii, CA lllltlilltlnml.I ~ ~ ~~~-1r· 1100 Ou.II Strnl, 5'1111 9Vl4 IM1WAMPt1'Mll..0. ~I~ lilbRfty fot loltNIAICJlttOcw~NMct .~Wlll ....... Of IOI 24~ WNTURA It.VO .. ,_. .. llM. itr: .. .., .. _,_ ~ 200, ~Pott Ouch. CA T hla bu1lne11 11 con-!'!!. W eny tneOf'rK1JI ... of the ol N WlnQ Of In ~ lild tnO Of lie ..... UU£ tOO CAlA&ASAS. DkM AaellllMll 0 £Q IQ.OIGS N: I :;, Ol ltld llMllNlll clllS :r. l t:OOO due~ed by. 1 gen.iol Piii· PUBUC NOTICI 1t11e11ddr111 .net other..,......, of~ ..... °'°' ~UldDlldotT111• tS02 (lfl) 1"-3212 1ea.wy1 Oeted: 1l111Cl1~1 ............ .._ ~~~~ .. .;~,.. • Thia bu1lnu1 It con· ner 1P d f "'1 -'°" Of ec:count II 1111>· SlANQMD 'TRUST OffD SlAY· LYNN WOLCOTT SfNI f71'4nlM •-m••ft .._ ...., ''"" "'·-· _...., "" ducted by: In Individual H ve you 1tar1td Clolng NOTICI 0, common u19n11t10n, I ~ 1n MC*°ll 1250 OI "" ICE CONl'Ntt. ~ TRUSTEl. uwsrcc·s SALE OfflCER COuttt ~Cltflt °' Oianoe ...... 1n ~n Of """-· "'cJ Thi rtglslrinl(s) com-busmen yet? No 1 TIIUSTll'S UlL eny, ehown h1111n. Seid lli!Om• PIOblle ~ A Al• STANWlLL ~ $Ulf PRtOlltTYJ0047 ~.-'°::o ou~OllAllOUlt4 1005 anotller under~. 611111 QI"_,. menc:\d 10 transact bu•~ Tllll01hy O. 011TW1t 5 Hll wilt be mtltw. but Quest IOt ~ tMct lonn 11 CONCOAD CA 945i20 !11 -.. NOTICf.ltn ffC;ll~• Name common I» (Sea StcMt1 :,4qt .non under lh• Flc1lllou1 Thi• •tatemenl was ftled Trultlt 1141 No. wl11\out cov1n1n1 or wer Wiii~ lrom lfle rDllft cit~ :7340 ~; 'SAHOY 7m ,lt.U/10.95 PUBLIC NOTIC! Slaltmtnl t!Ullrn hw yea111rom et seq• &1111111 And Piufusio,,,,. 8u1lne11 Nam•C-l 1111ee1 with the C~nly Clerk 01 95-ooso3 BH rantv. up11111d or Im All8r1115: lAHT SfCRflAAY O PUBLIC NOTICE lhe dilt 1t wu hltCI 1n lhl Olllee Code) • above on: July 1, 1095 Orange Counly on August Title Order No. 3 100843 pl11d, 11g1rd1ng title, poe MOfltW N.WI (... tQ& 111011c:aort"UITH'• aAL• of 1111 Count/ Clelll A ntW fa. FustFiltng E. Robert Berend1, Jr.. 8, 1995 Fl54173 Refertnce No SHSlon, ot •~brincu, AM.Nl I Wlll llAlf RS'N gfi,10 NOTICE~ TRUITH'S UNDe.ft ono Cl' TftUIT •ous ~&lllH' Hamt Stllcmelll ~ Btach..COSll Mesa This atatemtnl wa1 fifed Dally Pilot Augvtl 10, 17, 0003861023 to PIV tht111m1lnlng pnncl gfl(lf C!Mr IJMI 71l7, &a, &10 W..I! UNDIQt DEED or , ~ ..,:i.::..r 1111s1 be hied btl011 ttiaWn• TM 70 96-401~~0 .. with 1h• County Clerk 0124,31,1995 th947 APNNo.936.22-012 peltumotthtnott(a)H· $/lfl"'t T"Ulf AP.t!:,...,4~1.ol2 fdl olhs~lflentdoesnotot 10,17.24.31,1 ). Orange County on July 10, PUBLIC NOTICE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN· cvred by uld Deed of QJw/~ CA«J232·0/J67 144!8 T.f'. No. U28ta YOU ARE.,. DEFAULT UNOER autnont.e lhl ull in this PUBLIC NOTICE (. 1995 Hewl)M Cotll MISI Loan NO. H74Ui A OEEO ~ '"UST, IMTEO stm ol • fit•~· fklSUll$1 • FH1820 DER A DEED OF TRUST Trvtt. w1ch inm~st CH321~TRA't'IAllg0,10,16, PUBLIC NOTICE A.,., Numlltf: 4M4CM-41 AUOOST 11. 1... UNLESS N11T11 1n "'°'"on~ lhe ngl\IS Of ,.. ... f1Ut7' ' Publithtd Newport Beach· NO'TICE OIF TIWITEIFS DATED 01124/90 UN thereon, H provided tn 1095 YOU AM IN DEfAUt.T YOU TAKE ACnoH TO another Jlndlr ftdltal Stale Of FICnnoUa IUl..n 1 Cost• M•SI Dally PtlOI July ~ ~otto:r>~ LESS YOU TAKE ACTION Hid notl(t). edvancts. If OT~~~:.21 UNOeft A OHO °'=~=A~~ llW (See ~on 14400 MMEn1n..r b 20, 27, AuQUll 3. 10, 1995. 141191t och.r. ~ TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· •nv. under the terms or the PUBLIC NOTICE FILL lt·1 .... I T9'UIT DATED fltbruaty SALE. ,, YOU ~ AH ti seq . ~llnm and Prolmions The lolowNlo l*'SOll!•l ll'M Th9US AP NuMbef. .W0-2'14' ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD DHd of Trull, lltirneted A p NUMlfR 22. t~ UNleSS YOU EXPLAHATION ~ THE i) . dOlnQ bu91611U . as PAOfESJ ---------YoU Ml: IN oe=AUl.T IM-AT A. PUBLIC SALE. IF, .... C"lrgH ind I)( NOTCf MOTIClM.TRUITEE'llAlf ~~~ YOU~ftftT~~ NATVMOf'llE~ nnlfilll'lO SK>HAI. TAANNG BROKmS. PUBLIC NOTICE DER A DEED OF TRUST, YOU NEED AN EXPLANA· pensei of tht Truattt and YOU ARE IN OEfW.~ utaR UMOElt OEEO OF TRUIT IT MAY M SOlD AT A =~ ~~ $HOW> JJ:'° "= 15123 S ~ 11334) 11292325 DATED June 3. 1112. ~ TION OF lHE NATURE OF of the trustt crHted ~V :..,r::: ~ES':Ul~U ~m YOU AllE IN DEFAULT UH F'U8UC SAL.a. IF YOU NOllOE • lwlMbt gMll f* ICS I AllCll Unltl We$trnns•t CA92693 on LESS YOU TAKE ACTION PROCEEDINGS said Deed of Trust, to-wit: . OER A OEEO bf TRUST DATE NH.D'AH !XPt..AHATIOH CAPITAL. ~noN. .. , _ .... ~ ~ ~ Paul Timoctly ~. 1i12i.;; Fictitious TO PftOTECT YOUR PftOP. THE t265,628.35 Estimated. ACTION TO PfWTICT YOWt ftb<uary 14 1994 UNLES Of' THE NATURE OF THE INAM, « _._ """"· « .._ ..... rPJ, S BIOOldurst. n:M, ~ BualnHI N•m• BfN, rr MAY BE SOLD AT AGAINST vou. vou Accrued lnter11t 1nd addi-PllOHJITY. IT MAY IE IOtO AT YOU TAICE ACTION TO PROlEC ftft<>CUDINO AGAINST WbMlllAM w.. ~ to ~~~ ~ Slef, CA Q'2ea3 St•t•m•nt A P\&JC SALE. IF YOU SHOUlD CONTACT A UONll tdvance1, ,, •nv. WI" ~=Jg·~to~ w: ':°~ YOUR PROPfRlY, IT MAY BE YOU YOU SHOUlD COff. ~Roi a!:: .:=i!l 1017,24 31 1995 Tl'ls bus.nm It concllcllitl b>J The lollowing ~sons "1 NEED AH EXP\.ANATIOH OF LAWYER. increase thia flgur1 p11or to Of ntf PflOCEEOIMQ AGAINST SOLO AT A PUBUC SALE I Tiet A LAWYEJt. _ _, Doftlllll T W~. In~ dso~n~eb~sls·i~ot;..1cH & ~TUR!~~ . On August 31 , 1995, It sale. YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A YOU NEED AH EXPLANATI that~~ '*~at.en 1111 -~-"-:'~ PUBLIC NOTICE nn:i i::,~ :s DELI 675 Piularlno Av· /IOO SHOULD CONTACT A 11 !00 AM, ARM FINAN· Thi bentllclary under ~WYER. Of THE NATURE ~ THE Pfl ence Com " u tnllt Y" :.C,"'~TIJIMI 111 W NIA Paoe ~ous buSlllUI nama 9I onue: 13, Costa Mesa, CA LAWV!ll Notice Is hefeby CIAL CORPORATION IS said Deed of Trust hereto· MOTICEOFTllUSTEFllAU: CEEOING AGAINST YOU, YO Of .uccei:/'truatM, '!;NIA o1 Olllclal R-u ill Ifie F~~~SS namei ~sl.1d abcM on Ut r., 92626 ~ lt'8l S--R~ duly appointed TrustH fore uecuted end deliv· UHOEll DffD OF TROST SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYtR aUbltJtuttd ttuaM put· o1tic;e of the CollMy ,.._def of MAME llATEMOO 1995 John Leopold Oliver, 3077 ~ eompeny, u trust• under and pursuant to ered to the undersigned • Loaa No. 124421-MANG NotlOe II h11e1>y OIWfl Illa auant to tile Deed ot TN9t ~ c-.tf, Calolonlla, and Tht lollowing person(s) 1y,11 SIGNED PAUl l~TH'Y ~ Yul.on Avenue, Co1ta H , Of IUCaSIOf trustee. Of Deed ol Trust recorded on wrin.en O.cleration of De· T.S.No.XlNO>tll3 FIRST INDEPENDENT· YRUS utcuttd by AfMndl Ro-=~hto ~.:. o:u1 dol buSllllSS as DANIELE MAH 1 I r1esa. CA 92626 IUbstltuttd tN ... pursuant 01/30/90 Doc ment No f1utt end Demand lo< Ser., • A.P. No. 441-432·02 DEED SERVICES, A CALIFORNI Jae a a1"91t woman R .. i-o.cl Apr~ t7 11195 .: w eeA18rv SALON 1615 Balsa Ave Tl'ls statement was hied will! This business 11 con· to the Deed ot trust U· IS u . • d N f NoCice IS helf~ 111ven INt Stan-CORPORATION. as ltUSIM, corded 0212t11lt0 In NIA !>909 NIA •• ·111.11111,...nl No ',,..,.,..,,. ' Ille Coulll)' Clel1l of Or.lngtl uuctod by: anjndivldual eculed 9llf Diana D. Pfosw 90-053171 Book Pege of en e wnttan o~ice 0 darCllrust~dSer..ceCompeny sucx:assorlluslH,orsubslltule 11oo11 NIA, ll'a NIA. u 115-0tll808I ·of uld OfficlM Westmlnsttr,CA:"_, Cou on!Jt 21 1906 , The reglslranl(s) com-an unn\anted wom.i and Ofliciel Records in the Of· Defeult and Election lo as lnJSlet, or succesSOf 11\Jsiet, llus,.. pursuant to 1111 Deed 0 INST #I0-1CM:J; ot om-R-d•. Will SELL°" A~at Daniele Nguyen, 13222 Mao· ~TICE·l~s A~Uous Na monced 10 transact busl· Marthe Jun Fredtnborg • fice of the Recorder of OR· Sell. The undetSlgned 01 subSbliled wstee pursuant 10 Tfust executed bY BEm CRIP. clal tecord• 1n th• omc1 21. 1995 At u.. Mail\ e1111y ~.1 no111. '13, Giiden Grove, CA Statement .. ,,. fi la' n"ss undor the Flclt1tous wldoW Rec:Ofded on ANGE C C llf I caused se1d Notice of Do· the Oeed of Tlusl elltculed bt PEN AS TRUSTEE UNDER THA ot the County 9'ecorder of °' lh• South Or•~• Colin~ 90044 e....,llS tve rears flus1ness. Nomo(s) listed 06/06/1992 aa Instrument e)(e ute:u;t~, :A~~~~ teult and Election to Sell to PAO VMK.i ANO YOKO f VOO, CERTAIN REVOCABLE TRUS Ot1nge County, Callfomle, ~=~111~~1~.;:c'L=~ Tiu business )I oonducte<I b>t' ~ .:eec::,;;sd~~ ~ :W ~~d abovo 011. July 1, 1995 No. 92-381716 In 8oott NIA c y . be recorded in the county HUSBAND ANO WIFE. AS JOINT AGREEMENT DAl"EO MARC and purauent to th• No-N'9ual CA •I 1000 AM Al anuKhtdual bOUS 8uS1ness Name State •-:i John Leopold Oliver Page NIA ot OMclal record1 LILLIAN, AN UNMARRIED h h 1 I TENANTS Recorded on APRIL 30 JOT 993 KNOW S T E tlce of Default and Elec• PU8tJC AUCTIOH Of' THE Registrant haS not yet begun , tnell'\. This st11temen1 was filed In the otnce ot the County WOMAN, as Trustor, w ere 1 8 180 property 5 1900 as 1ns1rument ' 90-2249'44 H. 1 · N A H tlon to Seit thertundtf HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH ID lllnSICI business unoer Ille ll"llStbe tile<! betort lhlUme The: v.1th the Counl~ Clerk ol R41Clorde< of Orange County, CHASE HOME MORTGAGE loclled and more than ol Olhcul Recoros in Ille olhce or CRIPPfN fAMIL Y TRUST ttcorded 04111/1tH In (pa)'9i. et u.. lltM ol ule In l1cbbo1is Dusirtess name 01 llllng ~ fl:lis sl*ment does not llll Orange County on July 10, Callfomla, and pursuant to CORPORATION A DELA· three months heve elepsed tne County Aecomer of ORANGE wttEREIN BEm CRIPf>EN A look NIA, P1ge NIA, H lawful ,_.r of Iha Vf\1194 llilt18S listed herein itselt aulllolu.e ~ use in this. 1995 the Notice of Oefaull and ' since such recordat1on. County Cal1loma and pursuanl TRUSTOR Recordejl o Inst #16-1'°'21 ot uld Of. &ataa), •N oOht. "" •nd lntafffl SIGNED DANIELE NGUYEN $I.ale of a fiCliM>us BllSll10$! F651817 ElectlOtl to SeH thefeund« WARE CORPORATION, as ARM FINANCIAL CIDR· IO the Noace of Oetaull and 02122/t994 H lnsllumtnt No flctal Record• Wiii SEU _,,,.)led to _, MM Nici by • Tl'ls statement was filed Wllh Nmie 1n ~WDOll of Ille nghls oL Pubhshed Nowpon Beach· recOfded 11/02/1994 In BOOk Beneficiary. PORATION. as Trustee, fltc~on IO Sell lheltllnder fie. 94·0128534 111 Boolt Pagt 0 on 08/17/ttH 8t 1:00 P.M. undaf ~w..°::: ~~Ille CounlY Cler11 ol Orange lnOlhef under federal. Sllle. °'1 Cost:i Mesa Doily Pilot July NIA. Page NIA. H lnstNm«tt WILL SELL AT PUBLIC P.0 BOX 85309, SAN coroed on AF'fllt. 10, 1905 as Othcial Records In 1111 otllc:t o atthe North frontentranct ::::r Stai. .. mot• tuUy County on Au~Sl 4 1996 common llW (Set ~on l440() ~o 27 August 3 10 t995 No. ~.2887 at Mid Ofrt-AUCTION TO THE HIGH· DIEGO CA 92186·5309 lns!Nmenc ' 95--0149235 o1 s~ llMI County Recorder OI ORANGE to the Q)unty Courth04IH dttCllbectln uld Oeadol T11111. NOlq·Tllls Ficllbous tUme ~i.· Business Ind ProfeSSIOl\J' ~ • ' ' ' Th9t5 c:lal Rec:Ofdl, wlll Sell on EST BIDDER FOR CASH TELEPHONE NUMBER· Olltoal Recolds Wiii Stl on Counly Clltlornla, Ind pursuan 700 Clvtc Ctnttl Df1Ve AsMUOl'a Pare.I~ 4:z.. Sutement IXPrtS hve yea11 trom 08/3111995 It the North rront . ~7Al5 I 1000 AM AT lHE to lllt NollOI ol Oelautl Ind Wut Santi Ana CA M 081·022 tile date ti was hied in the Ott1ce first no ---------t enerance to the County (payable II time of. sele in 16l9J 452..i900, BEVERLY EHTRANChOTHE Cl Elecuon to 5el lhtf1under ubllc auction 'to the n.. P<~rty addrtt• _, oo... ol lhe Counly Clelll A new flea· NtwpoltEleacll-CosliMe~ __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E __ 1 Courthouse 100 Civic: een-lawful money of the Un11ed K HUBER. ASST VICE HALL 300 US~ recorded 0411411995 In 8ooll ~lghest t>Wet • fot cash :°""':" ""ionac-. ~""Jo: aous BuSlness Name Statement CN321796 ~ 2.7, A1JQ S, 10, 17 tef Drtve WHt Santi-~ States, by cesh, • cesh PRESIDENT, Date: AVENUE ORAAGE. CA 11 pu~ Pige . as Instrument No 95· (p1y1bl1 et .th• Ume ot 1119~:-:::"2211 tu.lift llllstbettledbefOltlllaOme The 1996 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP CA ~ \00 U:.M. lit ~ 1er's check drewn by 1 08/02/95 aicaon. 'io lhe l'IQhest bdder tor 155852 01 said Otlldal Records ute In lawful money ot A ... n.... NewpcMt hac:I\, CA tiling ol ll'ls stmment doeS not ot •uc:11<>n ° ~ the state or nat1on1I bank. 1 NPP0006235 wh (paya~e 11 lhe •me ot Hie Will SELL on 0811711995 11 lN the United stale~. all 0'2880 1tsetl authOnze tlll use 1n lhts ..----------.. ~ ': = i:r.::::: at check drawn by 0 Slota or PUB 08/10/95, 08/17/95, 1n lawtut money ol Ille Untied THE FRONT Of THE FLAGPOLES right, tltle, and lnterHt Tr.. .....,.:\.* T1111lff state ol J f!cnous Business Public nollco IS ho1eby given that Gerold A Klein, a P1oless1onal Co1po1a11on. Mark A. Wuebben, a Pro· fess1onal Corporation; end Mark B. Wilson. 11 Profes· s1ons Corporatton, horelo· rore doing business under the t11m name and style ol 1'.le1n, Wuebben & Wilson :11 4100 Newport Placo, Su11e 520,, C11y ol NoWfX)f1 Boach, County of Orango, State ol CaJ1forma, did on the 31st day ol July, 1995, by mutual consent. dis· solve the said partnership :ind torm1na11 tho11 rola· 11ons as partners lhoreln. DA TEO al Newport Beach. Caltlornilit. this 3rd day ol August, 1995. Ci•rald A. Klein, P.C. ot"" the United SUie~ federal credit ~nion. or 1 08124195 States), all nOlll. Ue and u11erest. AT THE MAIN ENTRY AREA T ~on:•~~~:=,~ "4: =~::,:.1 of ";:Z ~~ Name in ~•on ol tlll nohts ol ~· ·~:~ ,!,"~ ~ check drawn by • stete 01 PUBLIC NOTICE :v:~dto 0: :'f 111~d,nbt~ !~t~C~NTl~~~EN1Se~ J. Pfoperty 11tueted In ::'asa •.nd 11 ~1 ~ :n~:(~~o~~~ ~Slid Deed ot T,usl tn federal savings Ind loan NOTICE OF PETITION TO lllOl)eJtf saDJate<l in sard COu~ PLACENTIA, CA 81 10 00 AM d!'!~:'d'!,•i::.::~ A! ti.r~ et SeQ. Busmes.s 111<1 Pn>leSSIOOS the property situated In said .assoc1a11on. sav~ngs esso ADMINISTER ESTATE OF and Slate and Clescnbed as AT PUBLIC AUCllON TO TllE more fully dHcrlbtd on ni. talal -°' IM unpaid Code) County ind State hefelnaf· c1a11on, or savings benk tollows HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH uld Died°' Trull utanu °' ... oblr11ai-MCUlad Newport Beacll-Costl Mesa tef described: As more fully spec1l1ed 1n secuon 5102 CLIFFOCRD ~T~l~~ LOT 121 Of TRACT 7098. IN THE (payable at tile Um• 01 sate ill Th• Ill.et eddreH and ~~::,.~~rz_:_i;:,r•d ~;::9 CN323881 Au~O 17.24 31. dHctlbed on said Deed at ol the Financial Code and To ~se he~ benelioanes £T.,JEF SllRVINATEE0• f CCOALUNTYlfn',..OIA.F lawful money ol U'le United other common dtslgna-••penan and ·~ 11 .,,. 1 Trust. The p«>perty address au1ho11zed to do business di ' . '~ . """ States), fB r111tµ. JIUd A.nd.11\let· tlon, If any, °' the , .. , llm• ol IM lnillat P<lbloca'-ol __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ and o«hef common design. h ) A . IN THE cie tors. cononoeot crec111015• AS n:R M/lP RECORDED IN est conveyed 10 and now held by r.operty described ebove 111a ~of s.i.11 '78,450 4& tlon, If any. at tht real prop-in t 15 state · I. and persons wllO may Ile Other· BOOK 3..?6 PAGES 14 TO 17 It under sato Deed 01 Trust In the • purported to be: n1 Tll9 •mow11 may be 81 .. * on erty described above Is QUAD AREA OF THE CITY wise 1n1erestrO 1n tile wlll o INCL USM Of ~CELLANEOUS property slluatall In said County A-8 Center Street Co11te the clay ot ule, Alt No. Ffl543H purported lo be: .468 Vista HALL OF. BUENA PARK estale, 01 llotll. ol Cliff ORO 0 MAPS. IN ltiE OFfJCE Of THE and State herelnatlar deSCllbed Meu, CA 12$27. • ~.r!~':t '°· c:~n::. l=: FICITTtOUS BUSINESS Truc:N Newport Buch, CA CIVIC CENTER AT. 6650 TRAVIOU COUNTY RECOROffi OF SAIO more luftf desalbed on said The underll9ned TrultH d••-on 11 atal• ot national NAME STATIMENT 92660. The und«slo"ned BEACH Bl VD BUENA A PEllllON has been !tied ~ COUNTY EXCEPTING THERE· Dead ol T l A p N 423 OSI dl1ct1lm1 •nY ll1bUlty for ba111C. I cnect! dfawn by I oiata The lollow1110 pen;on(s) l~re Trustee dltclalms any ITabll-· • Colin l m'loit tn tl1e Supenor Court FROM ALL OIL, GAS, MINERALS OB T rus • any tncorrtctntH of the ot led.,•I creclll ..,.Ion ot a ct.Kit dOlllO tlUStne&s as A CLEANERS. tty fot any lncotrec:tntss ot PARK, CA, all 11ght, title ol CaltlOITlll , County ol ORANGE ANO HYDROCARBON SUB· th he propertyd ad~re~s an~ itrHt addrtH and other di.-by • 1tat• ot 1e<1a1a1 370 E t7"1 St1'et. Costa Men. the property address and and 1flte1est conveyed to THE PEllllON requests I/Ill STANCES IN AND UNDER SAID 0 er c, olhmmon es...,na on, common dt1lgnatton It u""'V• and loan HM>Ci•tlOn CA 92627 other common dtstgnatlon, and now held by it under Colin Trilllloh Ile appointed as LANO BUT WITHOUT THE RIGHT Y 0 e teal PfOperty de· an~ •hown herein ' ...,;119• aoaoci•llotl ot M"""ll• Stephen Klm SSN 562-67- lf ---·-...__...... ~. -~ft·' .•• 1 ... · tbed aoove Is purported to • • banll •PK1'Hld"' Sacllon 6102 of 37"' 18n .6 .. ... A .. 232 any, .. ...,...., ,...,...,,, • •oc said Deed ol Trust in the pe,..,.,.. represen ... Ye o .... lllln· Of SURFACE ENTRY TO A DEPTH 4014 CttANNE ~OE he total amount of the 111e F1N1ncta1 Co4• and .. "" YIC ... e ve .. total •mount ot the unpaid property situa11d in said isterlU'IEe estaPElte ol lhe decedent 'Of 500 fEEl, i.t:ASUREO FROM NEWPORT BEACH ~A 9"""~ unpaid pftnclpal balance •11lhollz9CI to do 1111111••" w. ""' Cetntos CA balance at the obligatlon se-H ITION requests THE SURFACE THEREOF AS • <.,.,.. ot the obtlg1t\on eecurtd 5bt• In 1M -lafWMI oe11e1 ft Young lee 111946 ~cit cured by the property to be Counw. Cahlornia descrlb· 1Utll0nty to ldrnnis1er Ille tsllle RESERVED IN DEED REcoROEO The undersigned Trustet ells· by the property to be sold tNn c:HI\ ii acc•Plad Iha Ave #232 Cemtos CA ICM( ts Ir~ l'lt!ll• iOftl 1 ond plul!lbef; IO Published Newporl Beach-Costa Mesa Oatly Pdol August 10, 1995 lh939 aotd Ind reasonable estl-mg the land therein-unde1 Ille lnelepenclent AOmint· IN BOOK 11261. PAGE 928 lms any ltabll11y lor any lnCOf· and reaac>n1ble eatlmattd T•1A1 .. m•y _Wlltlhold rn..anca Tl'llS llJs1ness 1s condudtd mllted costs, upenses and EXHIBIT A Stnbon ol Estain Act "(Tl'¥s OFFICIAL RECORDS Of ~E ecilless Of Ille pr01>91ty address co1t1, HptnHI a.nd ad-°'Iha ln.•IH. 0.H lll\bl lllnd•1cc~o~-oa~rtne~rs~I =====J~~~~~~~~~ lldVances lit the time at the PARCEL i · That Portion auU'lonty wil allow Ille persona COUNTY d Olhet common desionalJon. vanc:ea 1t the time of the i.:-available to": PIVM °'Ii lnltial publ~ ot the No-ot Lot 6 ~I Tract No repiemuaave to tali.e many The street ilddress and otner t any 5hOWll herein Tht IOI.al Initial pubflcallon o4 the ; .... :: .... :,,,.-:.• mr i.... bee ol sale is. 1342.,280.7'-981 o. in the City of New ~oons wit/lout oblJlntno court de~ 11 any, ol amount ol thl unpaid ba~nct ot Nollet ot s.Jt t1: woll>oul co-..nant ot -rrancy. NOTICE OF SALE In llddltiotl lo cash. the port Beach County of Or IPfl'OVil Belote tal•ng certain tile rut l)!Opef1Y dtscnbed above the obftoaUon secured t>y the $213,231.16. ~191an °' omplted 199ard11>g Trustee will ICCept a e> • very 1ITlj)Oltanl aaons ~ever. s lllll>Ol\eel to be 3!152 PECAH PfOperly to be sotd and reason-In addition to cuh, tht w., po1Mulon ot OF AUTOMOBILES lhl4tr'1 c:~ dfewn on • ange. State of Cahlornie. the pe~oNI repcesent.ahe w1Q bt SlREEl IRVINE CA 927I• le estimaltd costs upenses TtustH wMI accept a c• .ncvmblances. to u1111y - Nollco Is hereby given .ute or national baNI. a as Shown on a. Map Re· required to 111ve nooce to inlet· The uride~ T111stte dis· and advances at the i11n1 ol "11 shltf"• chtdl dtawn °" • ondabl.Onen r.ec:11r9CI by utd PUBLIC NOTICE pursuant to sections 3071 , check chwn by ~ ute Of corded 1n Book 420. Pages ested persons unless tney lla'f't d~ms any ka~!1 tor any into(· mltJal PUllllallon 01 U'le ~otlOe 01 state or netloMl bank, 1 ~!·.-a:i~':W~ = 3072, & 3051 of th• CIV11 ~~al,:;::: ur:"' statC: ~ 3 9 and 40 of Mis illved no•ct 01 consented to U'le iectness ol llte sttut aomss and ISale IS. $197 .271 08 In addltlOn chedt drawn by • lt•t• Of Vte unpaid ";,111e;ipa1 bala~ °' cod• ol the state ol Caltlor· ftdtfal .... 1ng~ loan'"" cellaneous Maps, Records proposed ~•on) The mdepeOO. other common de$1QNDOI\ it ¥Ji. lo ush tile T1uste1 win accept a ftdtfll ct edit union or a Ille Nola iacurecl 11'( ""' OMcl 1118• lhe rdeistgned Wiii IOClaltlon savings assod-ol Said County, Shown ent IC!mntstrabon aulttonty \lwtll be shown hetfln 'cashier's check dllWll on a state ctlt<k drawn by. stat• or With 1nta•HI ltle<eon •• .,._.., sell at pub IC acrlion al the atlon cW uvir19s barn! and Defined as Unit 12 on or~n1e<1 unless an 1nteres1ed u., total amount 01 llte unpad or na~onal bank. a Chaclt dflWll federal u vlng1 •nd io.n NI Mo>d No4•. , ... ~l\arge• Ind ~~,~~c~~ ~~· 8/~~~~:s~~: specified In s.ctlon 5102 ol a Condominium Plen Re ;>e~on hits an obtetDon to ~ ~11\Ce ot Ult oti1onon secvl10 lly a stile or federal credit union aaaoclatlon, N Vlng1 ••· 11pcnw1 d lllt TNtlH i nd lh• 1011ow1ng vehicles to w1L the Flnanclal Code and au. corded 1n Book 12874 peoDon ano snows OOod cause ll)' ll1e property IO De sOlil ano or a ct1eck drawn lly 1 stilt or •oc:laJ:: ~ ~711' ~~ 11U&1• ., .. ,..i .,.,. .... a.... .,. 67 PORS CP, VIN WP· thortz~o do business tn Page 1131, Olf1c1al Re wtty thecourt should nol Otani the reasonalje es•mated costs, federal savtngs and loan asso-!~. Flnancl&I c:, and ~":, . .i..1y 11, 11195 o E Bo 9 3 4 H so 7 o 1 o o • thl1 de. In the event ten-cord5 aulhoi\ly expenses and a<Mncu at Ille oauon savings assoclauon or euthorlzed to do bullnt11 tCS C.j)llal Cotporauon, .. - Lic.2FBR504 CA. By EIN· der ()(her than calh Is ac-PARCEL 2· An Un A HEARING on IN pebllon will •me of the inioal pu~ia-on of savings bank spteltlld In Sec· In thll stMt In the event 111- MALIO L TO 1538 t A C8')ted the Trustee may . bl htl<I on September 7, 1996 at me Notice ol Sale IS S279 806 14 5102 I ttlt Fl 11\C\11 Cod tendt OUlt. then c.uh I 2182 Ouoonl. Siii!• 111 · s· wtthhold the Issuance ot 1tie divided 1 /1 4th Interest in 1 45 PM 111 Dept No 703 IOC1ted In addlllOn to cash, tile. Truslee uon ° n • acc...tee1 ~ T a a !Mne, cA 82715 C714) ~1M001 ~:~c~.Y CALn., Huntington Trustee's DMd untll hinds end to Those Portions ot at 34t The Clfy Dnve Orl!IOC. CA wttl accept a casl'ler's clleck and authorllad to do business In ~ the 1:ue~!'"'J By; Mlcl\MI Malhl. Said salos are lor tho pur· becomt evallable to the Lots 1 Through 7 lncluatve 92613-1571 drawn on a state or nabonal bank. ~~015~~~ ~s:: ::'\.~11:! the TruatH'• Dttd until P~~71115• OMlS.95, poso ot satlalying lions lor peyee Of endorsee aa a mat· and Lot 1 of Tract No. IF YOU OBJ(CT to tile oranbno 1 check drawn bv a state or T t WIU'lh Id ~ tS fund• become evillabl• to 51:54385 tho undersigned for towing, t11 of right Said sale will be 9810 as Shown 011 a Mep ol the peobon. you should appur lecJeral credit un1on or a Check rus 88 may ~ 1 SU· the PIYff Of endoi'IH H i----------1 storage, labor, material and made but without covenant R d d In Book 420 al the he1nno and st.ate your dra111n ~ a state or lederll sav· ance ot the Truslet •Deed unUI a mett., of right. CLASSIFIED lien charges together with or wWranty, express or Im-p:~:; ;9 end 40 of Miscel. obfec•ons or hie wntten obfeC· mos and loan assoaabon. SIV· tunds btc:odme avallablt 1~ 111•1 Seid utt wtH be mid• It's the resourc• you advertising ind expense ol plled regarding tltlt posses-oons with Ille court belo11 the mos assoaabon or sa.,,ngs !link.payee or en orsee as • ma ... r o but without covenant Of t 11 I d ed h 8 7 95 alon Of encumbtms, to laneous Maps, Records ol htanno Your appeamice may be s lied in Secoon 5102 ol the riglll Said sale wlll 1>11 made. but can coun on 10 se a 'Jy~1 G~1ANt 1~EN ·SALES utld'y the Indebtedness..-Said County, Shown and tn person or ~ your anomey ~ooal Code and aulhonie<I to without covenant or warranty WM•nty, HPftH or Im-myriad 01 morchon- (agenl for the above lien curecf by 'ukl Deed. ad--Del1ned es "Common If YOU ARE A CREOtlOR 011 do busmess in this state In l/le1eapress 01 implild regarding ~::C:~:~~~aJ:!• dise lt~ms. becnus~ holde11) (310) 665-8394. VllOCff tntr~. wfttl Aree• on a Condominium contnoent Cltdttor ot Ille de· eve111 ten<Jer othe1 lllan cash is llllt, possession or anc:um· to uttll the lndebt~ our .co vmne compe Publlshtd N-port Beach· Interest as provided thtf"ein, Plan Recorded in Book ceased you mist t~t your datm acct.Pte<J Ille Trustee miy wtlll· ll1¥10ts. lo satisfy tile lndtlllld· neu ~urtd by aald qu1~11tlled buyers to Costa Mua Dally Pilot Au· and the unpaid prtndpll ~ 12874, Page 1131. Oflic1al with Ille court Ind matl a toPV IO hold the issuance of Ille Trustee's ness secueed bY said Ottd, Deed, advancH thertun-ca 842.lSSTS _gu_s_t_1_0._1_995_._____ ance at the Note Mand by Records. lilt pel10f!JI repttHllUllllt ap. Oeed un.r luncb become ~l~e advances thereunder. With der, With lntef•lt H pro- GARAGE SALE HINTS Mak~ sure you arrive at the ga rage sale early ~r you will miss the best bargains! Dail Pilot '""""' ··1 .... Y ... , , .. ,. • ~!I. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 1002 NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH RESORT 1069 PROPERTY CORONA 1580 DE.I: MAR NEWPORT 2122 BEACH NEWPORT 2169 BEACH COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2621fii LEASE/OPTION 2169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil IOU"ll.MOUSINO OIJIJOlllTUHlf• MESA VERDE C.M. 4Br 2Ba remod, 2·sty. 11 OOOmo/$292,000 THE BLUFFS, N.B. Back Bay view, 3Br 2.5Ba remod. AY1 9/1. $21OOmo/$410,000. Donald Platt 433-9528 Coldwell Banker $169,000 3 Bedroom 2'h Balh, Townhouse, 2-car gar, close 10 b•ach Roas Ro•I Estate 250-4525 •STEPS TO BEACH liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Branson, Mlsaourl on luari canyon 2Br 2Ba, •;. Block from Behl Beach Area Golf front condo for furn or unlurn, ocn vu. 3Br 1Ba, frplc, gar, sate. Only 3 miles 320 Hazel Or. $3200/ 4704 Neptun•. $1350/ Winter Furnished from downtown Bran· mo. Onr/Agt 759.9010 mo. Avl now 722-0386 Or Summer Weeklu son. Oplional nightly Hrbr View Hm lmmac • renlal program avail· ---------38, 288• fp, lg fam rm 1 ·5 Bodroom able. Coll tor more In· COSTA MESA 2124 Upgrdtd: new firs, Jae Many Oceanfronts formation 1·800-334-tub, verta, etc. $2100 Wlnt•r $650-$1900/mo 5 l , 0 Summer $525·$2600/Wk • Incl grdrn/IMS. &44-7924 Bea utlful upfif'"aded Alao YearlY 1·3 Bdrm 2Br 2:V•B• lrg condo; AT THE BEACH S750-S1375fmo NB & HB Good roe. Frplc, dl:Sl VIII R I S 175K. Newly dee 2Br All'laln&lll~tlllll1ts ---------2Ba SEAVIEW. Bkr.I••·-----· """"'"'11INICct1a 1111 ftd· Orange County e42-3aso 1111 ,.., ..._., ac1 111t11 •• Foreclosures & ONE OF A KIND HOUSES/ __..w111canu&n 1t1111111 D f It CONDOS tt ~ .. _, ,menace. e IU I 5Br 3.5Ba, 3500 1q fl gar w/opnr, w/d, AC, Annual Rtnt•" a enta I poor, Jacuur. garbage Or Summer WttkJv Property mmt dlspost. trash complr. L•v• Selection• No smoke. Must •Ht 28d 288 Vilt• Bii. s14001 ___ 8_7_5-4 __ 9_1_~.,.. s1200/mo. 633..i482 2Bd, Udo •• $2000/Wk Fo.r L•M.,N~r1 Boh lllftlllllH tr dttcrltlllH lltn Dally lists. 50-75 new S795K. By owrv 759-8090 POR RENT ......... rxt. elf«. lllltltn, proper11es !lated daily, t••••••••• ...,... •och wtth complete •---------t• • Ml, bMq. llillllllal t&IW• er proflla. SAN E-Slde Great TwnhH 3Bd Npt Hghll. $2100 2Bds 28th. Swimming · :.-... ...... ••••I.lea• County Records CLE,.'ENTE . m-. _,-' ~ llml• Reaoarch 111 1076 BALBOA liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSLAND 3Bd 2.5Ba & Lott 2· Propert~ Mgmt pool, apa. $1850/mo. car gar. Pool. Avt 9·1, ThePrudeftlal/& Ag•nt (714) 640-1938 . · .ta11a11.,,................... &40 ·5773 ••t ts • JM. • ...,.,., wltl net . ......,.._.,...,""'1111• ---------..... ..,..., '*' sr111U 11 18 IRVINB 1044 ,......,.. ..... , ... Ow raMltS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wt ._._, lleltllld IMI alt • .......... -..,,11t• Iii 1111• · .... , ................ . : ................ .... , · . ..-11 .... 11111•.alMUO UCICONDO 2Br, fp, AC, gar. poqt. apo, tennis. $149,eot:>. Agenl 759·9314 . ., . .._ .. ,.-.ae.-.,_ ___ O_T ___ _ • .. ,, 'I e .oc ... ,.._ N!WP R ,ClllMac•--BEACH 1069 1002 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . $149,000 2Bedroom 20alh, bolh maste,., Gated With pool, apa end 2106 $1050. 625-4011-PGR ....... • Lido l•l•·P'Urnl•h•d MODEL PllRFECT EASTSIDE ( 2 8R 2 BA, family 3-4 Bdrm• (D•n), 38R 2BA 1·clrto a eav. 2Br 1ea Houao S035. 873-1900 r oom, tp, garage • 2.5 Ba.. Ptantallon View pat. fpt, gar, w/d , Small Collage '575. 1•3-8-,.-2-8-A-H_•_rb_o_r_V_l_•_w $2400/mo. 675~727 Shutters, Imported S2000. Furn for $2400 760·8364 Hmt, comm pool/ltnn Npt Nrth gate-guarded Stono, Maatet Suite w/ Yrly (81B) 241·7408 "'1!'""a-.-,-• .,...,d.,.e __ 3.,.9.,.A_2-.-5-8-A s1195.i Celt colt 619· ..ar d.,ch hm, 2 Y'B•. ~::~zii''·t~~~e F~~~ WINTER RENTAL 2·Cat gar. $1495/mo 077.()488/877·9201 tons·t•tm ,.. $2300. Landscaped. Cvl-d•· 3Br 2Ba 2-cat parking, Yvonne 645-7008 BAYRIOO• ltghl & Ava I 8/1, 873""433 180, alngle toad•d 2·pa.t101, $1750/mo. Prudent1llC1hlRe11ty bright 2Br 28• Rent8i House-1.icourt atreet. c1oae to Fumd.3l<Ml90-500G condo. Cathedral c•tl, H1tt1. Piii\ 3. 2 MaSlr Schools and OcHnl NPT HEIGHTS·38R lrplo, d/w, po<>I, 1pa, BR. 3Ba, 1 llbrary, s2ae 980 CORONA TWnhom1. frplc, patio, alngl• ettc:h gar. w/d O•l•d toe, nice vi.w. Owneriliroker •"91 gar. S90S. 041-7540 hkup1, gel.ct. 11460. S300Q/mo ~23 Call Steve Dalby DEL MAR 2122 Avall 9/1. 831·8097 Southland Group (714) 382·9800 or (714) 4tiP2•1422 Hom• ('14) 2&8·3000- (t04'l0300'8) P(lf li1iiaiioiioiia/fiiiiciioiin<1iioiiwii1iibaiiv HUNTINGTON Can't seem to get to au lhOM ctubhouao. Ck>•• to·---------·~-;: ··,.·;;r·m·9t.-ie CEMETERY LOT/ & ocn view. 3Br 20•. HARBOUR 2142 1topa to China Cove. iliiiiiiii••iiiiiiiiii S~OOO/mo 6~3'16"2 llJieo Waterfro .. t 38r N•w 28R 28A Ston• 2B11. 40'b0at stlp, c:ntrt No matter what you're ~.your ~ ,Can't lffm to ~t to all thost rtpalr job• around tttt.h0uie7 Ltt tnt repair Jobs around tht house? Let the CleHtflH l•rvfc• Dlreotory help you flnd ,..,...help. --=--29<H-~sa-•_,,_-CRYPT 1225 Thinking of having a garage aatt? 01ve ue a cetll CL.AaSll'l•D ~ .... .,. WHYJIAY C.-TlllY Mtcll? 714-443..Q905 BroNer lloortng & countef9. air, 12300/mo. Call frplc:, pallo, aundeck, Lvta 31 C>-6tt-e573, 4-c., p.,kloQ. AV. t/1 ~----...,,--~·• 4%7 Iris (310J2744834 S.llYoUF~ tlwOUQh c .... lfled Ma...-re lfl apatttneti through claulled ct ... lfled Call 642-5678. Put a few words to wo "k for: you. I I f I • Hfw~ ~Mesa Daily Pikit THUftSOAY, .AUGUST 10, 1995 ., -----•IN!WPORT RENTALS TO 1-----• ANNOUNCEMENTS HEALTH • MEJ41£ISHIPS UtPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 1.•11!A·CH-iliiiliiii2iieeli9 SHAU 2724 BUSINESS. 2920 FITNESS 3 000 3018 5530 SUVIQS 5533 MERCHANDISE I~ 1~-llilliii--PINANCE liiiiiiiiiiil&iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiliiiiil lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill •••111•••••I CNfthaven ..... a•D Dover Shoreia-SP•· PaORIASISl 1.eoo. RAPID Wl!IQHT •LC>Ot<• ... _..... 1 000 W•SIU.Y Stulf·1-------- lBA, gar, UPQladed cloua hae w/p0of. Bd/ 7'7-e801 ELIMINATE 1.0SS''Only 117.95" Gt .. t ~taUOM 11.._.,__e..-. ______ ..,. fno enu1ope1 •al ANTJQUES ll'l"A blt·ln. ll090 leue. Ba.. w/pvt entrance, ITCHINO, redneu. Burn• Fat.CalorlH· Ul•tlm• memb«shtp. llTATI... h•~. Easy work, ... .... iaU'l'f 2806 Alao 2 ,200+tt. Lux 1650 N/P4JI G7~7092. BUSINESS nakH. New fDA •P-Stops Hunger. LoH 3-11500. 700-7893. ...... _ _.. --· cell n1 pay. PT. F.T.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii ~11 Apt 480 3BA Avatl IE 'SID• CM near prov.cl •Pray. Clean. 5 pounda • wuk _, --Worker• nMded nowt Antique Dt•rs ••••iiiiiiiiiiiiil ::pt. '1 •805• Call beach. 2 rma avall 9/ POI SALE 2900 odorless, restoru guaranloed. Call tori••••••••• ~ For ~ f"r•• detail•. Send New Antique mall , Brltlht 2'9r 18a upper. 2-6688 or H0-8383. 1, '400 & 1380+dep. your akin to normal. Information. United __ ,!•11 ·;:I S.A.S.E.: P.O. Box acceptlng deaJert to v uv. 11175/mo Incl STUDIO almost on th• Shawna. 650.1194 Out Of S tat• Polson No aide alfectsl 100% PharmaceuUcal 1·800-EMPLOYMENT ,.,.""" • -500·ICA, Lime, PA rent booth 1pace. 25'Jlt utll. Adell Patterton beach. $540/mo w/8-l!'ald• CM. 1 Br & Ba MT. Mom/Pop Cafe. guaranteed. Call nowl 73:t·3286 (C.0.0 '•!•••••••••! "' Jlrf 19031. Contlgnment alao Reattor, 722·2511 mo IH. 201 e. Balboa. avail for rent to ahare Lakefront· lnc/eqp. WE LC 0 M 6 THE Accepted). 673·7300 Alaska! E.mplo~ment wek:ome ...... 846-4561 Liil• new 3Br 2Ba, AC, 873-0678 or 772-4400 In 3Sr condo IN/yard. S!l5000 40S·887-25(J3 WORLD. ·•one friend· r EMPLO~NT flstilng lndu11ry. Earn •BUYIMQ JT&.••· w/d, blt·ln1. deck, dbl Largo closet, laundry, 1hlp at a time." Be o •••••••• "'"" up to $3,000·$6,000 From 1600.1960. 1 pc gat mini bay view Avt SANTA ANA 2680 kitchen & all other host tamllyl American PERSONALS 5530 J>9' month. Room & to entire Hlate. Point· 110~. 11900. 723·5008 prlvlllges. Vou are: BUSINESS lntercultural Student •••••••••liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PART TIME WORK Boardl Tranaportatlonl tngs, books, furniture, ---------1 Lg 1 Bd Lu>C Condo. CORONA Gatod, f/p, w/d, pool/ CC0LENASN10.EAOARTDEEARt.V. OPPORTUNITY 0Exchange. Thailand, ' FULL "'IMr: PAY No e1xpeMrie1no1eF nece1s-e1c. Immediate caah, • • E· ermany, erazll, oth· ---------1 liir 1ary a e ema e. top$. 673-6223 Iv mag SPONSIBLE, did I 2904 era. 1·800·SIBLING. p1:RSONALS 3002 Mull be 18 . For DEL MAR 2 622 lennla/gym. $775/mo. D-838-0405 E·73t.7528 mention CLE.AN? NO School startlngl Local 4' ATTN: Cotta Mesa The TlmH Ornnge more Information call •--------- CATS. $400/mo+Y.t caring representatives. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil County Is looklng for (208)545·4155 ext FURNITURE 6014 util. Avail 9/1. CLEAN IO Mllllon+r•ople nd Th• On• You Want II Postal Positions brrght, energetic •ala• Aer.113· Fee. 28R 1 'hBa, 2 carpo111, ---------1 people call: ~o-4292, this product Eern $2k< Out There! find him available. Permanent p e op I e t 0 ; 0 r k ""'c""'A""'u""1""'s""E...,S""'H"'"1""p""s""'H""'1""R-IN.,.,G,,. Lrg couch/p1t1ows-So deck, J>OOI, frplc, w/d, SOUTH COAST 548·1l95 or page 651· &k/mo, wort< 2•10 tits/Wk. LOST & or tier at 1·900·858-Fulltlme 1or clerks/ evening houra with Earn up to S2,000+/ West design. Comfon· new crpVpnt. Avl now. METRO 2686 2787· Sffic>ulonly 7tW7-556:J FOUND 2925 3000••'153312119/mln aorter1. Full Benefits. out1lde aales team. month working on ablol $200. 721-0323 Len• $975. 640-0619 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IRV F/P, Master Bed· EARN YOUR FREEDOM 11+ Ptoc.11602·154-7420 For exam date, ap-Eatn hourly wagH + crulH ships or land· Mod•I H om •• Llhr ---------1 Ne., SCP 28R 28A ~'?°blme.· NQ/uSletN, oRe01pruogn1· Mllllonalra In one year. FOUND DOG 7/29, BEAUTIFUL WOMEN r~lfcoa·.tlon708~2d64~1a6Jaty00 geh~lerous cloifmlmlsalfon tour companle1 No sots $1500 obo, mrbl T .. $1 375 Capital requl All uve¥24 Hour11 w 1 • qua Y ng or experience necessary din/6 chr1 $1500 obo, COS A MESA 2624 4-plex. 2nd floor, Indoor cat ok Aef a. ' · Newport Coast Ad. Ext4086 8am 10 8pm. our atttactlve benefits For Information call 1· bedrm ••ts s1400 obO palio, garage, laundry Avl Now.78•·8433 lremenL Dynamic per· Fem Shepherd mix. 1·900·378·2 500 k I I di 206-634~88 E t C ,. rm 0 1 t 1 t v 1onallty a muatl Rellr• aandy color. 509-7478 X250S $3.99/mln. Must be 18 $40,000/Yr Income pac age nc u ng · 11 · unused. &44-7048 28A 1BA Laundry $75•0/muoe ... A .. x .,".,.,.!roa. NB 3Bd Twnhse on In 60 dayal Not aerl· Serv.V lll~s-8434 potentl•I. Home medical coverage 89513· Fee. •---------.,...,........,. O Call Ed, 896-4575. T w • • d Loung• t'lk·UPI, gar, 2888 waterl Am w/bay view. oua? Don't call. 1·800· F UND C I b I S Typists/PC users. Toll NATIONAL PARKS HIR· Cha ir w /Ottoman. Hickory Place. $725 Own bath, garage. S895 775-0712 Ext. 9808. Pigeon, tame,-.while/ • • rate •l on r 1 a Free (1) 800-898·9778 -p""'o'""sT'""AL-a-Go-v--·""T_J_O .... BS-1 ING. Seasonal & Full· Uke new. Pald s12.oo (310) 431·7870 648-7330 or 723-4181 ' brown, w/orange tag. min Adult phone talk, ex T·1361 for llstings. $21/HOUR +BENEFITS time employmenl Sell 5500. 6~7409, ~~~~-----1 MISCEL'11uroUS Full Time .Job•. tn the vicinty of Sea all fantasies me/vi•• & NO EXP WILL TRAIN available a1 Nauona11---------2'8R·1 BA 5850/mo . 1.A&U• NB Beaut hse, lg yard, Postal & United Parcel Lano. Corona del Mar. checks 5 13-548·9173 H e lpe r A sslat for White Crib xlnt condl C,ndry pool quiet nr nrNTALS adg park prvt Pell s 1 .... 1 Quvs & O•lsll commerc. olc biding. To AWf call 7t4-647·t99t Parki, Fores la and p 1 11 SlS -'" • • • 1\£ OKI PT Kids OK.I $550 erv co. .,o exper. Please call 640-8585. " ---------• Wild Ille pr11erves. rego s ro er, car • .,, tranaportatlon. No ence neceuary. Will 0 0 n •1 Fant a 11 z 8 Sml varied Jobs, 4hrs/ PROPERTY ADMIN Benefits + bonuses! bedding. 644-2233 peta 64&-0392 volcepager.454-3404 train. Call for wage FOUND: TOOLS and Ro mant lclze ·C a ll ,_w_k_s_10_1_h_r_28_1_~_12_3_ 5 dy, 20 hr wk. Prpty Call 1•206.545-4804 A Ch •• rv well·deslgnd NB Muter bdrm, lg scale, Information & container, Aug. 1 In Now 1·"0"'388 "'400 APT S exp $10/hr NB area "'~ N89Sl2 F •---------• ., C d I M C II • .,. .... RE IDENT MGRS Aes.ume·. p'o 26164·. ....,.,, · ee. MERCHANDISE 1Br 1Ba, aervlng bar, ROOMS 2706 clst, prlv. balh. Furn. application. 1·618·506· orona e ar. a Ext 4889 pvt patio, $585-$625/ Pool, J1tcuzzl, Lndry, 5354 ext. 2280. to Identify, 759-8592 $2.99/mln. 18+ Procell Need exp'd couple Santa Ana 92799. EMPLOYMENT MISC. 6015 mo. 546·9081 $600 +sec 644·8618. H • 1P 11 S 1 0 0 0 • • ·FOUND: Wristwatch Co (602) 954·7420 lmmedintoly for very L kl f f I di clean, well..managed, PT/FT for amall restau-•l 'SIDB 1 a d 00 ng or r •n Y NB Own Maater Suite, Weekly stuffing enve· on Oceanhilll Drive In pride·of·ownershlp 30 rant In Costa Meta. WANTED 5535 LIDO ESTATE SALES ,\ • room peraon to be compan· kitch prlv l g Clubhae Hunt Beach on Sat 1.1Ula paid. Frplc, frig, Ion for 14 yr old. p l/J · i $500· lopo1 Ill your homo. · • units near 19th St. 8am-2pm, flex hrt. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Uquldatlng remaining •love. yard. $725. 336 Christian values. Am J:~rv acu~4$.979g Free iuppllos. Easy July 29. 69·5953 btwn Harbor & Pia· Need car. Start $5.50/ Shopping • Cooking assests ol matrlage E. 20th St .... 548·6094 w/prlv entr. Ught hse-·., work I Worke r s centla. Compensation hr. Brian, 548·7427 •Lt Houakeeplng• dissolution. $200,000 EASTSIDE 2BR 1 BA keeping chores, cook· Newport Bch. Share needed lmmedlatelyl incl small salary+ 3Br RliCEPTIONIST Fo r Vo u l worth. of antiques, fur· New carpet & bllnds. Ing & some courier very nice 2Br 1 Ba Apt. Free detalls. S.A.S.E.: I o w n home. A. W. Part 'Tlme 20.25 hours Patricio 957·0685 nituro, bronzes, 1 O' ~atlo w/small yard. service In exchange Steps to beach. $500/ Orbit 2, P.O. Box Udo Island 675~347 Brown Co. 540.3758 per week Monday thru ivory tusks, mirrors, mo Amy 873 5134 140476, Orlando, FL.,.....--------------------1 1 750/mo. 722·6294. for reduced room rent · • 32814. Lost Diamond Wed· AUTO DETAILER Friday 8·12:30. Com· vases. pant ngs, & ·board. Newport Nwpt Hghts Million ding Ring 81 Pacific Mobll & shop, exp puter software devel· DOMESTICS 5540 Ivory. etc. FrVSat/Sun Newport across the Heights. Call Jeff at Dollar Mstr Bd w/ba In PAY PHONE ROUTE View Memorial Park. necessary. $7/hr to oper tooklng for a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l0-4. 1240 Logan *1• atreet: 2Br 1 'hBa sin· 642-6409 or 442·7350. 4bd 3ba . .Ultra mod· 50 Local & Eslab Siles Nwpt. on 7/30/95 very atart. 631-0645 very friendly & oulgo-HOUSEKEEPE R Costa Mesa. Oeal0ts gle sty, gar, $825/mo, ern. Must seel $750/ Earn $1500 weekly. sentimental, large BEAVTY SALON Ing personality to love Needed PfT· 5 Oays . ..._w ... e;.;.tc~o;.;.m.-e~·----- 1665 Irvine Avet14. No ---------$525 573-4848 X 337. 1·800.86~588 24 hrs Aewardl 362·9300 our customers when B1hngual ok. Call after Sell your unwanted doge. 72().9422 VACATION Take your clients to they call. Apply In per· 1 pm 8 4 5 ·1 35 3 i1ems the easy wayl Sunn~, sharp 2Br 2·Sty RENTAL~.., 2722 neNTALS V ENDING RTE•New Lost Gold & colored the beachl Halr~nall son at MIC Systems -----·------To place your twnhse. 1 'l.!Ba. Newly iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ Machines in 21 Lo<:a· s1one bracelet. salon has positions 18652 Florida St.· To place an nd in class1fled ad call r.edec. Avail lmmed. WANTED 2 7 2 6 t lons•Buy All or Reward! 548.0779 available for Stylist & #150, Huntington Classified 842·5678. $725/mo. 546·9081 Npt B ch Oceanfront '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Part•aoo.599·6780 _L_o_s_t _P_e_ra_l_a_n_P_a_s_•,.· Manicurist. Friendly Beach (Florlda & Main Call 8 42·5678. Reserve now for wkly/I• port belong to Abdol· beach a1mosphere In Street) monthly winter rentals. F. Coll1t9• working Cannery Village. Lena ---------• Fully furnished 3Br student needs rm In ••••••••• rahman S. Hashem!. or CBiolyn. 673-4186. Retail 2Ba, gar. No smk/no CdM or Nwpt. Reas .• ANNOUNCEMENTS --=A-=w-=rd,_l -=28,..,.6_·3....,..3_3_,4::-:-:---Let's Find TRUE BLUE pets. Karen 434-1424. xlnt refs. 675-6355. L OST: Pho to Album C hllCVNu rae ry Care A casual womens & Bl•ck .Journa l Each Other Sun mornings, Comm clothing store In 3 d 2 .58a Twnhae. ---------!••••••••• No tebook, with pie· Church of COM. Must Fashion Island has PT h 2 L RENTALS TO ---------tures and ~op'ies. Lost 1·(9lJOll be 18• lst Aid & CPR positions available. tc -oar gar. ndry 2724 COMMERCIAL T ... '/ certified. 644·7400 Call 721·8829 .. k upa Mlle to Behl SHARE • ANNOUNCEMEN S In the vlclnity ol 17th "1;75. 960-8347 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REAL ESTATE 2920 St. & Harbor In CM, Coffee Sho p s t c l cil • .. •••••••• (near Kinko's). on 388-0200 Fast Growing Bakery I ecr•_•ry on ru on -+--------Bal Penn Shr 2br·1 ba I• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Thursday Aug. 3rd. ezt. 9200 Colleo Shop Seeking =~~er~~~· ~~c·s~&~~: 2 644 vltd cell, patio, no ADOPTION Very Sentimental... motived Individuals for Send res to: AMS 419 petsl S450+1h utls. BUSINESS OFFICE IS AN OPTION Sea111e High School ,.u,.,... F(T Inc eve/wknds. Old Newport Blvd Ste- reatl9lou1 Weatpark &2Br's, $875·$ t 120. any with gar & w/d. all todayl 250·3331 Avl Sept. 723-6461 FOR RENT 2769 1-800-48.8 ·32 38 Reunion & Alumnl·~::::::::::=~====l-~E~x'.!'.p~+~87:;5::·~74~1~4:.__ A, NB 92663 B lb I Memorabilia. o II a o• a Xlnt loc; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEBT CONSOLIOA· REWARD l 8 ve ry . ' . TUTORS P /T H.S. Heklng reas 3nd to TI 0 N . CUT PA y. Tom 778·2883 Fino Furniture. Exp d , Math thru Trig Chem ahr lg 3·bdrm apt W/ (QiiitiJiinJU~it:JI MENTS TO 50%. 24 ---------OMV record. 8-4:30. Spanish & Frnch Col: DATES GUYS & GALS DATES blcny & patio. w/d. no hour aitproval. 1_800. "Broken Hearted " $7.50/hr. Call 8:3(). lege GPA :J.O+. SS.50- peta. $460/mo+utl.Avl From 200to30001q.f't. 226•0190 Ext. 81 . lost male Golden Ae 9:30A.M 8 42-2050 $lO.SO/Hr. 443.2700 NEA\VPORT Sept 1. 67'3·6658. Competitive nta. k.rou trlever. 8/8 off 23nd B CH 2669 COM $390/slngle room L.. .... J w. .t:...... Fr•• Repor t The E.CM. very friendly rwin · · ·-t""n: Truth About E1e~tron1~ Aewardl 645-6153 i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil avail now. Ulls. paid. ~c"" r 4 --.. 0 . ... .. No pots n/smk. 708-B 'I.NU ~'Y""' nvc Marketlnglreveals: P"'or•mlc backb•r Vw Avocado. 675-8634; Ncwpon 8cach What sells and whal --------- 1 BR 1BA. 750 •q' apl ---------doesn't on the Internet HEALTH & balcony, dw $950. 777 COM 3Br detachd hH, ~~.;.J~l.l..JDill:llBIU and Whyl FITNESS 3000 1 ·900-388-0SOO ext. 1929 '2 99 P9'"'"' """'be t8,... Procoll Co (602) 9 SA 7 ~20 Domingo Or. 760.0156 vlow, deck. w/d, yard, *1 BR i 825* frpl, gar. Walk to bch. F LEASE: 1429 sq 0 VER DU E B I LL S? iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1----------1 2 BR 2 BA $725/Up Secluded loc. 721·8886 Aefrlg & dishwasher CM Shr beaut/furn 3Br lnc:I. 80x30 pOOI. No 2~Ba hm nr OCC. gar, pet . No lees. No shr utll. Cln/resp N I H . 545-4855 1mk $550. 757·1082/W lt@S1 .10 per sq ft. 13' frontage. 440 E. 17th SL, CM. 714-645-8523 Newpt Office 700 sq tt 1 'h blocks from Bay. CM/HB R e spon•1ble S675/mo. non·smk rmt for lrg, __ ... <7_1_4 .... )_6_7_5·_8_106 __ 1paclou1 3BA 2~BA Buy It. Sell It. Find It. twnhH S412 650-4246 Cl•aslned. DEBT CONSOLIOA· TtON. Cut payments 20-50% Stop Collec- tlona. Avoid bank· uplcy. Help with IRS debts. Reduce Inter· est. Not a lender. LI· censed/bonded. (Non· profit) MCCS 1 ·800· 787·7235. ANTI-AGING/STRESS (HRONIC FATIGUE SrnoROME As w. an OOI, (IS & lllC. Wonder drug Of the fvlwe OYOilablt now1 For itfo ail FUN OFFICE needs people to expand in ---------• OC area. No exp nee. EMPLOYMENT To S350/wk. 758·3994 SERVICES 5533 HAIR STYLISTS: Qualify for FREE rent M•••••• in exclusive lull ave Please be aware thal CM 1olon. 722·7950 the tlstlngs In this cat· NEW MODELS/ACTORS egory may require you No Exp. Fllma, Print to call a 900 number TV. AU tyJ)4Js. Start In which t.here 11 a todayl (213) 852·1686 charge per minute. PIT DRIVER for NB $35,000/Y•a r Income flower 1hop. Must potenllal. Reading have good driving Books. Toll free 1-800. record. Ideal for re-698-9778 Ext A-5139 tired person. 833· 1883 for detalls. ~--------· With CAL•SCAN! Have your classifted Id In 176 newspapers with a comblned ctrculatk>n over 3 milllon. 1400 11 •II II l•kt1 I• plmct • 25 word or 1111 ctnallltd •d 116 lor He• addltloul word CAL•SCAN (9181449·6000 3922 SEWillG ------ICHILD CARE 3536 CONCRETE & FENCES HANDY ~71 3784 LEGAL PAINfING 385 8 PIANO 6 VOCAL SJRVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONRY 3557 & DECKS 3615 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICES 3812 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillESSONS 3868 --------- DJRECTORY P•t.A.C•k• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Home RestoraUon & Wllllam Harold Jewelers iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii QUALITY CARE We8Vlng Service St. .. .. . ..... I •Child Car•• •Wood Fences• R•modellng. Tile, watch & jewelry repair Revocable Uvlng Trust 20 yrs exp, excellent PIANO Beg.-Advanced John Knits. Cashmere L#304200854 Cert. Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie replac./tapalr, ""hlUGng drywall, woodwork, AnUque/Flne Jewelry 25 Years Trust Exp. workmanship, fair All ages ·Teacher cert 1weater .. All Fabrics! 1 Ped. CPA & 1st Ak1, Cone, Patio, Orflveway ntimates. Low """•s. Uc'd fencH, decks, room Buy/Mltllrlde 673·0 38 5 $295 No Hidden F•s prlcH. 645·2417 Aon Entertainment Avail. Uk• new againl 769-7912 34 08 CNA L I E I 0 Fplc, BBQs. Re • 20 Yr ... -additions, roofs, gen · ov ng nv r n-""~p T 557 75"'4 AdYan1-Constr. 974-5301 H<>fN Visits 848-7207 CHUNQ'S PAINTING Jennifer 640.8669 ---------ment. c::;;i <::;1848·3112 """ · erry • • _,,. repairs. Comm/A es. i---------Aefa/Free Estimates. IANDSCAPE •· 20 Yrs Exp. Gd Prtcel TRANSLATOR/ SPF~~~~:J~~~ •-C-O_NTRA ___ CT_O_R_S __ FLOOR INSTALL John, A'f·5520 IAWN CARE Ul 3808 MASONRY 3828 S~:31~~ ~8:.1~; PLUMBING 3890 TUTOR 3927 A•k About Our: GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 QUALITY CRAFTSMAN 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 50% OFF PAINTING lntrodu~tory Otferl Cuatom carpentry.1• JOHN 00,. .. ., ua•oNAY THE LOCAL PLUMBER Call Glna Bucci '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii elec, Ule, marble, etc. Basic Yard M•lnt. ..,... -Exterior/Interior ,. Wlllllm Bangert Co. 1• •QUALITY WORK• Aepalrt & restoration. L•wn ave, Clnupa, BrlckeStoneeBlock •714-980..2890• Since 1947 714-574-4248 CPI 8UILDl!:AS INC. HardwdNlnyl/Ceramlc Chari .. 7 23·0489 Tree Trimming!. Lt Large & Small Jobs OKI AHldentlal Conat. Mrble/Carpet·Bnd/lna ' Haulln 979·8245 Ucl887191 831·3832 Em•r•ld Painting Frlendly Service LEARN SPANISH NOWI Exp'd S.A.· Tutor. Also T ranslator·lnterpreter. .. Su•a n• 873--,409 # CTl!1t11.rlNG Uc.#518424•1naured L708279 722·7332 Semi Retired contractor . ., TREES Int/Ext wallpaper/tile Ll478000 675·9304 ---------~· (714) 995 ... 993 Apra, lmprvmnta, sml Competitive rat11.10 yt1 mE 3928 • 3410 SERVICES 3548 ---------GElm:DllT Joba. Quality, Integrity, TOJJ••M•"'oH. Lawt1•. MOVING 3834 exp-Free est 751·2039 -------.. • ~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,...&<1'AI. I care, Ken 642·1770 ............ 751~78 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •EXTERIOR• eDAN DAWSON• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DUNCAN A TOUCH OF CL.AU DEC~ SERVICES 3680 --------Lawn Service. Mow/ PUBLIC NOTICe •SPECIALIST• W PLHUMt BINGO-• Orollt/Tll• ReatOfatlon 2:~~·~~P~~~~IN& Cleaning. RH/Comm COATING 3570 HAUUNG 3720 edge/1od/1prlnkler1/ The Calif. Public ~till· t;';;;~:r;:c•'fo;~;4~~ R!:'od:ar: •A•';~~ ~::.~~~:~:·J'~: I •. Jobi 850·7042 Uc/Bonded. Fr .. Eat. SERVICE DIRECTORY cln-up. Al 966·2718 tlH Commission AE· Faucet a • FlxturH FrM EaU..Wa 540-7309 -. Teresa , 282·7143 Allled Waterproonng Inc.. A1k· us about our: JUNK To Th• DUMP Ive msg or call after 5 QUIRES that all used Oen• Al>ra.m• PalntJnt Anything In Plumbing! ~ ~ Ll538035 S I S I E "Combo Bu 'I '' • VICTOR'S • lnVe.t Oual PalnVAea• S Ll554722 646-6720 BUSINESS S$VICES 3488 •80 S HOUSECLEANING Halcon es• ta ra• tc. (714-988-1882) houaehold good• Uc/Ins sine. 76, Cell r• LlcenHd·Bonded Below Grade Coating• ~II '3 Publlcatlona Wiii haul what Trash Profeulonal Gardanlng movers print their moved & retext. 641-8877 Pgr# 717•5728 TR.EE S10.00 per hour. L #709697 982-3008 For Only $144 •. 00 Man won'tl 968-1882 10 Yra. E)lp. Xlnt Aef'a P.U.C. Cal T number;------=----•========:!! 714-548-0388 4·Llnu • 4·W••k• (714) 45 7·1739 11mo1 and chautfeuta lk•'• Cuatom Painting Ex.P4Jrt Drain Cleaning SERVICES HOUSECLEANINQ DOORS Clrculatlon 190,000 A PROF'L GARDENER print their T.C.P. mun-Prof, Clean. Quellty A Plumbing Repairs H5 yr1 exp. Good Ref. 3580 N . B . /H .B . /S. B . HEALTH, BBAUTY Caring fpr each land· bef In all advertise-Wort<. Int/Ext & Oock1, 20yrs ~p. All wcxk C4tstom TrM Serwk:e 3 929 j RSONAL HCRET'Y y p l ng•Aepor ll ropo1als•Contract1 "••pnd 640-8715 Own trana. c.i1 any-~~114 ~·;-.. .l~:~ • FITNESS 3740 scape as If II were my menta. If you have • L#703468 631~10 Ouar. Steve 545--1298 No TrH Too Tall. ti m •. 2 4 1.05 3 1 An experlenc•d own. Larry 854-4673. question about I.he le-••U PAINTINQ • * Pr.cl•• Plumblng No Bush Too Small. ' gallty of a mover, llmo Od Pl'IQI Beat Workl c Marla'• Hou.eol•nnt dependabl• d oor HANDY -..au 3710 LoM Fet Fastl Our MDa BEST .JOB Gardening. or chauffeur. call: 13 Yrs Exp. FrH Esll Repairs• Remodel• all Tom 968·2791 .,. ---------1 Heavy Oulyl Windows/ h ang er. Guer work, AMM11 g et ru u1t1. L•tu t land1caplng, claan Publlc UtlllllH L#859061 53C>-e440 FrH E1tlma~1 H B TREES " wallt/~I I atrlp floors. reas, Don 521-8910 diets a meds u ... n upa, trH trim. Aef1. Commlulon LI U7J91 M .. 1090 Lowe'at • Pricel Alto • Pgr 714-aee-718• Ha•e&Rentet ''•Jefllee on TV'a 20/20 a. Feb. FREE Eat. ~8-1518 71 .._558-4151 MIKE'S P•lntln9 Co. Bon9al Expt. 965--0890 fUTA Palnt·Carpentry· Allure . rnag. Newport GARDENING Aallable Dlbemardo'• Moving lnt/Ellt•OrywlleText1Ke PROPERTY C....,..,.... Rtehtl DRYWALL Drywall and morel Batlatrlc Ctr. 613-8588 a. Ouallty Work At Local/Office/Storage ;:..~~~~~~ MG..-. 3998, ... W_AU ______ _ R•fefeM .. Available. SEIVIC! 3584 a • .., MS-5 •77 Aeuonable Ratu. Long Dial. F~_ E1t. L701442 ••ftded ~u 714-842·7979 HANDYMAN Painting. IMPIOVBMENTS Ed Barrett 64&-337 1 T#181832 9794114 PACtFIC PAINTING RXP'O LOCAL CO. COVEl.INGS 3932 fl ~~---------1 •WINDOW c• Ra111110. Han .. TapeeT••tUN Eleot•Plum b•Carpt'Y BOMB 3756 Green Soena L.andacpng Dlber"41rdo'• . Movtng we DO IT RIGHTI ....... --... • .. -.... ..,.. " Aciouatlc oelllng ratnoval Tll .. Matble. 2$YreeRef1 & Irrigation, Trimming. L ocal/Offlc•/Slora"'e """' E Tl S ,..... ".., • n. FREI. l!STIMATES Jer"" Bell 77 ... 380 & Remo al Clea • ~nEE S MATE I TORllUI RllAL TY c ....... Waf~r 3515 Wat• dam8Qe. Fr.. 't v 1• n· Long Olat. FrM E•t. UC 164378 722·7185 ~ &40-7355 atrlpplfte/P••nllne ~·llllJllllllll!l~lllll 297.aoet David EaU Kevin 873--0QO, Carp'try, roor•o. plbQ PMTIWIO INTllUORS upa & Malnt, St. Uc. T#18183a 9794114 •••--c._._ ........ _,, No Job too amalll ~ •WINDOW Cleeftlng painting, remodel Kltohen/881h ~ .. 1'699025• eso.e1oe --· -----'"°" 111c1.ns.nn •Pull8efv •Screen Repair•• llectTlle /S tucco. E•pert•t L4185e0876 Undac•pe"emod•llnt iwoaretlMn ..... 'eintl"G-'111/tlt Hou .. JApl •·oo-39101----"'--~-:--~==•ph Cl~ Allordable•Rellabl• lllctaICAL 3110 Concre1e dee~ M .. 9328 or en.1212 Yard ~ up/INlntenace. S•m• Dav $vo llnc• Quallty fob. ''" .. t. a\' raav We gal• ahoUld l'lanQ • Ual Comm I l'rH ECt1•71t•7078 MOAOAN. UC'd l&Q.32tl '°' All Your P8inlnQ, lendlc:epei'attl1t10 d••IQn. L 1811:.~'t'•Aateef ....... L•lllln ea aeae toQether. Strip, lnitalf, \ ' ___ ....__.. ---Car1t•ntrw•••••hlo•I Windows, Doore, a Contr•ctorfC27'4()4oQe. ,.,34.,....., ... ,......, iirii& PAINTING • ROOPING• acNlc. to the crazy. --------Ao D:;;;;;;-ktctt-.;w-Plumblng•Drywall• Outt•rlnQ... Call Protl a Ethlcal.145-750G o.cteoated to Ouelhl '-Ill of YOUf rooftne N1<a111 ~ ~ ...... ----"'!""""-· CONCUTI • Quick "9eponae atucco•Palnlln,·Tl.. ULIAaL.m Ill OM3 m ·. nn; .. ,1.,. PIUl11XG 3851 ~'Celt' --~ ~,:;='mia 3••• lllSOllT 3557 Local Uc ~704• "°°"no•J1m .,. .1... . ... ..., ....,,.... M ''"'· 10.1:> 'rtWbk ---·-·-aw.oc. .. .,_, • tlAllDVllM.....,. "'-Cldaen Dl111...el ,_. ,.~ rwic. Yr. *iOi*i JiiifWi• you wlll W Lt _.lumt>tno, m.o.: _ Trtm. s klr 3,.t-aete •W.P. ~T •"" .._ ~ Wtiin you Wfite ~ ~. hlnl. 1ovrw BOMI CUii "~ 111111 ......_ U.•..,."· a Cll..-ct act, whll '°" 3115 rxo1 MM ... .,... SDVIQS 3780 Oft the move? OuaL u:Hiil1~ 111 .... • IM1M1n lnclUde .. VC: :=.:::-J*t ••••••• ILL Sell your extra "" -... ,,. IM tKta , ~you,... household ••~--=-=-Ind llC the Clu•••• '" ,_,..... Items 14 .... ......,....,. ,_.. .., """ DIH••• • 1 n Uc...... .. ..,. ,.., wn. '-i!iiiOi-.;;~,,,_-..-;;;;.;;.•-~--..-.------~----....... ----....... --- ------- Put Cos 20, Th dolr SU DEL cnu 926 Jot Yul Mei Thi Clue Th• mot nos But abc Jot Thi v.1tt Ora 199 Pu Co: 20, g111 a F Ma fes Ma SIO for the Kie at Su. Bo • SU th• by SOI an• 1101 D Ca Au , Bo Ptl pu JO co n11 so re: ill lol e; 0 I Lie M, se Be s pc th> Sit Ii• ac sa B (a he p Ci gl I • ( I ~,. ACROSI 1 Molen rOdt & -andtta.w • Alli 12~ 14 tamlly name 16 Dltt~tul 17 Ctllldt.n'e TV .. ,le. 20 Before 2 t Pens· contents 22 Slnoor Sl~art 23 FashloM 25 Willful 29 -INeand br .. tl'lel 30 Pulalong 31 Fresh lrom the lho\ltioom 32 Hits· slang 35 Chai• 37 Woodchoppo(e IOol 38 UpMI 40 HooM Sile 41 Restaurant 43 Boxer Mohlmmad - 44 Flatter 47 ·-of the D'Urbel'vtlles" 48 Kind of nockllno 49 Theater 50 Cheer fOI' the IOl'Oadof 52 Bought by mall 54 With no sense of ethics ~7 -Command "*"* 58 On the bnny so 6WHt10I Gt At the la$1 P<>ttlbio moment 66 Ostrichlll(e bird 67 Tiptoe> 88 Tenmir 60 "M·A·s·H" load -AIOa 70 Composer ROl'•m 71 Penny • DOWN 1 Fancy trim 2 Separate 3 Serpenl 4 P01icPo$1 5 Bundles of yam 6 Anllefed en1ma11 1 Extinct bird II Deoree holders 9 ·-Man Flint• 10 Fuu 11 Sign of lhe zodiac 13 Acquir'IJS Q 15 Lefl unexamm 18 Ra1ah's land t9 Rang 24 Relieve 25 Chatter 26 Slny 27 Annoys I ICMl6 28 Pilcl'lefs 30 Hom 32 Cheef at the Met 33 Edmonton ·hockey player 34,w .. ld9d 36 Mix 39 Command 42 Roman road 45 -waltz or sausage 46 Juliet'• beloved 51 Takes 11·easy S3 \lermoot palrrol Alteu s.4 lnqwed 55 Tolefate 56 Light measure 58 Teen bane 60 Wren'1 dwelling 61 Gershwin brother ~ Boston Bruins Orp. 63 "-an<t Sympathy" 64 Charged p8111cle 65 Spasm 9y CHMLIS GOltlN ...... OMAlt SHMlf • 9'CI TANNAH ~ tllO Pord liw• (fUI il&e) 41114. I ll., v... eodl• ••~•'· ---------• RULES ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN •uto, full pow•r llDCIDU 1130 ~ plc,g wtoioad•. elarm, · pl;one. new ••il!llllillllll!!llllliill!l• I UtM ' t>att. 111,IOO '74 •RODU 8L o e o e 4 1 ., • 1 1 a 'oP•· .it11e1 blue, :altu Both V\llnerable. North deal•, NORTH •A7t54 ~-~~~~Void 0 f(J109 4 •KJ4 soure • 102 4;;>J32 OAQ EAST •KJ Q-4\.10886 o B"'r~3 2 •7 •A 109832 The bidding: NORTH EAST SOtrrH WEST l• Pau 24 p ... 20 Pau 3• P ... k p.,. p ... p- tWO·OVtr•One rHpOJllt WH lllilt·1-...;....-""---~- fotein1r, e~cept in Ula 1equence dio- sen by South. That announced • long. rea1onable club II.lit and inruffloent valua for a game force. Orig owner•IV. mtg. Condition. '79". ··n--u-,.------~- 114-444'1093 - Nevertheleu, Noi1.h took a 1bot at "',-8-4-c-.-rv-.-,-,.-6-5-k-m_I_• ------~----·- 'the club elam. Rd/Bil< 1n1. 1-C)wn, Nu '71 eoo rebuilt eng, Wut led the lcin1 o( heart•, pnt, tlree. "ana. Al· need• oarb 11000 ---------ru.fTed in dummy Declarer ca1hed way1 garaged/Primo! OBO. 639-23&8 MJ!lCUltY -----the king ofclubt llnd fed the knave, St0,600 Bert 631-81t1 •87 CIVIC CRX Red, but East ehowed out. The contract '87 Ceprlo• C1mJo S•pd, air, c ..... •97 Cou9er XR7 became unmakable. Declarer had \18, full pwr. 1 owner. S3940. tat time buyer auto, pa/pr rebuilt no way to get rid of the heart J~n xlnt cond. $4,995/obo. progrem, 0 down eng./1uap. SH5,00 since Weat would ruff the aec:ond 7f4-890-4780 OAO. Financing no obo. 774-7438 diamond and caah two httrta. '90 ConreU• Convn. probt.ml 437·1&31 Declarer can afford to loH a 25k ml. CD, io.ded, •ea Prelude 8 1 red, MITSUBISHI 9145 VANS ----trump trick and still ~Lee the s24•500 red/tan. Xlnt 106k, ml. very eharp. alam u lof\8 u there it a trump on condl 841-660.J 5·1pd, AC, cu11om iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii '83-Turbo 4-door. •Le •able wh .. n the defenden -'n wl'leele & alarm. '87 lllrege Auto, AC/ Auna· gOOd, nu tUtbo, MI .. "' ... O O R• 200 080 454-""'23 PS $1899 muat aen Sunrf, PS/PB/PW/mlr· t.he lead. The simple w-.r to en.sure CBRYSL!I 9 5 .... · ... lull ""' otter take• rore. $3450. 650-8884 that a to lead the J&ck o( Lrumpe at '89 Accord LX AC, ltll 723-4153 ,87 Plymouth y0 ,,_ trick two and run it! That concedea 'H Lelleron Nu eng. au10, 4-dr, Pwt wln-.1---------et1•r LIE full pwr, AC. a trump unneceaaarily if the suit lthr Int. blu, nu convert dow1, locf(e, crul .. NISSAN 9150 7 pingr. Xnlt condJ breab 2-2, but guarantees 12 tricks top. Muat aelll $4995 cttt, am/Im ca11. Serv $3495. &44-7835 Opening lead: King ofQ even iftrum~ are 3-l. .oBO. 434·9189 reconda, XJnt condl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiii ---------• A-onl l'-e many truisms of $8900-0BO 125k ea1y '88 300 z.x Auto, '87 Torotlf White, AC '" n If Eut hods the queen of clubs, •---------mllea. 528·2268 loaded, T·topa, new 1tero, auto, alarm. ful bridge, " ight ever, nine never" is the fineue will win and declarer DODGE 9065 lnJ 4 cyl G"OOd condl one that holds true more often than will score an oven.rick, ma.Jting ajx 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '80 Aocord IEX 4-dr, paJnt & llrH, 13450 S6SOO OBo. 995-60t5 most. It refers to the situation ti di d th f 11 gold, xntt condl 120 OBO. 842"3822 trumps. ive amon s, e ace 9 '85 Cer•v•n SE orig mllH $8300 '88 2008X Bright Red•---------where the queen o( a suit. is miss· spades and a heart rucr. I( the loaded.' auto, Unted, Call 955-0700 8tK mlles-Loadedl 1· VOLRSWAGEN 9235 ing, and st.ates that. when holding a finesse l0&et, declarer caplures any good condt orig own. ownr. same model on ~ combined eight c4rds in the suit, it. return, ruffing a heart on the table, $3,800 (909) 653·9314 dealer lot lor $5900. is cor.rect to finesse; with nine if necessary, comes to hand with '88 Ari•• New engine, JAGUAR 9105 Aaklng $3500 for trou· '72 VW B••tl• good cards, play for the drop. How would the ace of diamonds to draw the new brakes, runs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil bl• free earl 720·0121 ~~~~. 0~~':1 F~~::.~ you tackle this deaJ? out.standing trumps, then runs the great! S2200 OBO. '88 4·Door, Hatchback, Call 586-8150 North-South were plaving that a diamonds for 12 tricks. 374-4304 ******* Auto. A/C. 88K mllea.•---------~------.o...;...;"-.·------------------1 1880 Sov. Black/ '85 Cebrlolet 63k. ml, r. 1978 Dodge Ven Tan. Perfect Cond. Cl'lemp•g!le Color. AC/AM/FM cats, New eng., \rans., new $16,995 850·5885 s24oo 434"1952 alarm. Showroom NEWPORT carb, refrlg. s3ooo. '90 SIENTRA 5-spd w/ condl $5050 OBO Call 675·8854 ******** c&H, $3940. 1st time 962-6547 BEACH 6169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1880 Vanden Plas buyer program, o 1---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '30 SAIL BOAT• '92 lntegr• GS blk,1---------Low Mllea. Excellent down OAC. Financing '88 Fox GL 4 dr, 4ap, SAIL BOATS 7014 ACURA· 9010 Diesel, wheel, clean, AT, loaded, lthr, CD, FIAT 9070 car $18,500 650-5885 no problem! 437•1931 AC, 80k ml. no eo-.,,.,,..-t---+---t Sele Sat 12th Sam· owner terms. $16,000 alarm, mlnll $14,900liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii =~-,,,..,....-,.-_,,,,,..,.~1 cldents, runs great. 2pm. Beautiful anti· obo 723-4074. OBO. 962·7126 ,80 Flet convert, 1 '77 Cl•••lc X.112 ---------xlnt condt must sell. ques, art, designer Sedan 400 SB chevy PONTIAC 9170 $2650 OBO 648-4958 clothes, model home 30' ••llbo•t, 10HPr---------owner, blue, $2500 eng. 'cA emission .. furnuuro & lots morel diesel, head, oven, BMW 9030 xlnl condl call week· plate 54•800 OBO. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1870 Bug Runs greatlt 521 Cnttlana sleeps 5. Sell S9.9901'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii en~s only. 673·7059 870-1708 197 F1ero Blk, 5-sp, Look• groat! Rod or with mooring at 11 Perpoct condl $2,700 $950 OBO 642-0620 Salo Sat earn. Ladies D43 No. Balboa Chan-'88 BMW 7:151 Whito,t-F-O_R_D----9-0-7-5 '80 XJS nu tries/ brk•, OBO (3to) 862_3332 or 650-7276 clothing size 4, hse· net, $23,000 OBO. 150m orig milos, xlnt pain!, tunned, AC. hold lto(Tls, all good =~-90_9..,..,·,.,.9_82_-..,.26_s_2.,...,,..,.= condt $7500 644-2609 loaded, runs greatl _P_O_R_S_C_H_E---9-1-7-5-t~,,,A~ut::I-:O::S:----~ stufft 2206 Laurel Pt. 30' ••llboat, 10HP 'B8 3251 Convrt. blk, '88 BRONCO XL T $4600 OBO. 892·1325 &•I• Sat/Sun eam. dlesel, head, ovon, tan lthr, orig ownr V·8, fully loaded w/l ift ----------1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii WANTED 9248 Misc hsehotd Items. steeps 5. Sell $9,990 mini cond, loaded, kit, $7990. 1st time '&9-XJO pamper your '84 944 red, 5ipd, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6 I Sok I b a 0 self w/ full luxry. mlnll 11 furn, clths & much or with mooring al auto. 7·c2y 90 m duyer0 ApCrogFrl m, 1 low mllea, nu tires. 1 AC, eunrf, gar. t ownr morel 256 Catalina D43 No. Balboa Chan· $17,500 1·1 1 own · nanc ng ownr 63t _5037 eve xlnl condl $6900 nel, $23,000 OBO. ,_________ no problem! 437·1931 673·8484 Best olforl OBO. 859·3398 909·982·2652 CADILLAC 9040 '87 Tempo QL 2-dr, .,..--,___.....,-----,.--, 1 many new parts, '85 R engor Rover --------- $2100 OBO. 857-6412 County LWB. Demo • SAAB 9185 •WA N TED* '67·'69 Camaro's. Al '60-'76 Corvettes, '68· 72 Mopar Muscle car Any condition OK. WI pay cashl 80-7778 TRANSPORTATION SPEED & SKI BOATS 7016 '84 Coupe De VIII• •88 Bronco 11 XL T 5,000 ml. White/Tan iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii all pwr, a/c, now brks/ 4x2, full power, tlko $47,000 050·5885 l·AN--T-l_Q_U_E_S-.-.--tires, runs xlnt·qulol, ~ 52750. 744-3996 now. $6,350. 549·7526 ---------I '88 8008 Auto tran, CIASSICS 9250 16'12 ft Elr•y skl/llsh· -,B-4_E_L_D_O_B_l_ar_r_ltz-.-s-ll· '89 MUSTANG Auto, JEEP 9110 wht, w/ grey lnterlor''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMr: Ing, on trailer. 10Qhp pwr steering, cass. enrf, xlnt condl 11• Mere o/b. clean, ver, full powor, blue, $3940. 1st time buyer ownr, 2·dr hatchback '7f CAMARO RS 7011 MISC. MERCHANDISE PETS & 6015 ANIMALS 6049 GARAGE SALES 18Ft BAY l,.AUNCH Fiberglass. teak deck, beaut boatl New die· 1el engine, new top. $9000/obo. 675·.6128 needs minor work. ~';;o. '~:~~~~7 s375o program, o down '88 CHEROKEE 53,700 OBO 722-6177 Good Conditlonl R~n• Sl500 080. 892·HJ25 OAC. Financing no Loredo, V6, fully Greatl $1500 0 O. •1988 221t Ski Boat• •as Brough•m 53k probleml 437·1931 loaded. 55940. hi •714-982·777 l* PLANT SALE ACRES For Adoption to good s. 7 litre \1·8, King ml. Salvaged fully _.. __ C_LA __ S_S_l_F_IE-0--time buyer program. o When you write CLASSIFIED Cobra 0 /0, low prollle toadod, auto, alerm. ti's the resource you down financing OAC. a Classified ad, It's the resource you 2 lnfla t•bl• Boats t\ull. Just serviced, $7700 OBO. 378·0575 can count on 10 aell a Financing no problem! Include all can count on to sell a 9'& 12' newl Hard new controtlor/uphol· myriad of morchan· 437·193t myriad of merchan· Cement fountains $110, home. 2 Siamese •--------- bird baths $20. Citrus· cats. 1 spayed, BALBOA frult·avoc:ado (fruiting) 1 nuetered. ISLAND s 1 o. Junipers, vines, 644-9500 Clarire liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii herb• St. On palms 8' _K_l_T.,.T .. E""'N __ S_f_r_ee-to_g_o_o_d 6106 transom, floor bo111ds, stery. Great akl boat· SELL dlse Items. because ...,,,.,,8,..,,3,...C,..h:-•-r-o""'k-•-•'"'C,..0-u-n'"'tty-1 the facts ·dlso Items, becau .. oars. $900 & $1200. fast-looks great ..... re· our columns compel and get the our columns compel C II 530 57t6 d t $12 000 4wd, tnrf, lull pwr, tow a • · a Y 0 go. • your home qualified buyers to r-ults qualified buyer• to $20. * 909-674·9422 homes. 8.weeks old. 122 DIAMOND AVE. PRESSURE CLEANERS Call 65°"3720. SAT, Aug. 1 2 8•m. 846-9449/574-4247 pkg, lmmac, 1-owner, .,., H•rd Top electric through classified cam 21K ml, fact warr, whV you want. cam NO EARLIER! PSI,• electric 1760 _S_•_v_e_a_b_u_s_e_d __ a_n_d Quality furniture, boat. xtnt condl 27' Ch•p•rr•I Slg-1_________ 842·5878 . gry. 518,500. 72o-t565 ---------___ M_2_._s_e_7_8 __ $7000. (714) 675-7599 n•ture. Speed Boat. •--------- Only 95 l'lra. Loaded! ····················•••ll!!ll!J!!!!![lllll!I~··············-. $36,000 050-8885 ~ $199.' 2000 5399, 3000 abandoned pets. Bo a clothing, decorating 3500 S899. Factory di• volunteer/foster. Call ltoms & much more. ---------reel True-free, prompt 7l4-597•9o37. POWER BOATS dellvory. Since 1972. HUGE MOVING SALE Call 24 hours FREE--------Aug. 12/13. Rofrig, 7012 MARINE SUPS catalog. 1 ·800·333· PIANOS & baby stuff, dishes, fur· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DOCKS 7022 WASH(9274). ORGANS 6059 nllure, Orlontat art, 17' Mexican fishing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SUN a U EST WOLFF iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii etc. 126 Amethyst Pong a '94 .. Cntr con· 42 ft allp wented TANNING BEDS. New aole, cover, cushions, Please call Nici< 645· commerclal·home Spin. P . Baldwin Ac·---------new trlr, motor relldy. 5161or646-7492, tanning units lrom rosonlc, mahog. xlnt CORONA S8 "'00 71A·0 31 0184 $199. Buy factory di· condl $500 760-1816 DEL MAR 61221 __ ... __ ._......, __ .__ 50 Ft Mooring-NB rect and SAVE. Call---------17'Wh•l•r 90HP w/8 Ft ahore dinghy. today FREE NEW BICYCLES 6060liiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Yamaha, boautllul, 512,500/obo. Call color catalog. 1 ·800· Lota of mlac house-groat boall $5800 eve. 9am·8pm, 548-5972 462-9197. hold Items, clothes, 650·8596 BAL B 0 A YA C H T Recon ditioned & etc. Sun only 8-5. -=1-=9=-=·--R=-.-g-.-=1-=M:-:-e-d=-.-=1-:-:11-0-n BASIN has boat sllpa _C_O_M_P_U_TE __ R_S_6_0_1_8 used Bikes, like new. 424Vl Fernloaf (alley) 185 '88 bow ride available.! $14.50 per Call 841·9284. Mere. 170 1/0 SOhrs fl. Call 673·'761 388 Computer $295. TICueTS $ $7950. 673-6246. ~B:-o-a-=t~S:-:l~lp-A~v-aJ-:-:l:--4-::5~ft 6075 CO TA MESA 61241--:1-=9-=5~7~1~8~'~L~y-m-an-or under.-$11.50 per All original. Runs ft. Call Mike. 665·6t 50 Cmplt w/prlnler. color ~ monitor, mouse. kbrd iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & windows. 479-1848 CHEAP AIR Consolidating 2 houses. Furniture. toys. bikes, 488 Comptr $595 cm· Most US C 111 e • clthea. Set/Sun 8·3, groat. A beautiful clas-•••••••••• 1lc wooden boat. Only pit• w/vga color monl· •From $190 {1·W)• no early birds. 2524 s3,500. 645-6e12 AUTOMOBILES tor. w/ prlnlr, mse •From 5350 (Rn• Westminster/Del Mar kybrd. 479-1848 No Rest rlctlone1 ________ _ NEC Laptop $395. 1-800-380.fSS02 NICE CLOTHING Complete w/Epaon Ladles clothes, gently printer. color monitor, TV ELECTRONICS used, S3·S25. Friday. modem, eoftware. • • August 11 . 1oam·? '901ntegr•47k,mnrf, 642·3533. STEREO 6080 203 21st Street 1·2-8-, .... T=1-.-,.-p'""'u-,-.-u-lt-·e-9 Ac • C c . AM /F M S.F. cruiser twin Yam stereo, War. $9850 ---------1ATS Inc Otfe..SllCA S•I• Sat t2th 7am· 200 ong. Xtnt condl _o_B_o_._9_2_1_._12_2_6 __ _ FREE TO YOU 6022 18,, Diglt•I S•t•I· 2pm. Furn, TVs, blkoa, must see. s44,5o0 Fr•• H•lrcuta CM atylltt need• models for color corroctlon, weave•. perm• & cuts. 5A0·2998. Fro• to •pprvd lov· Ing home 2 mixed female, adtt cate. Both dectawed. Pis call after 5pm. 722·t503 JEWELRY, FURS & ART 6025 PVT PARTY SALi! Ledr'• ring. Rare 7ct, extta·floa Russian elexandrlle. Xlnl color change. Mounting t 4 rnd-cut & 6 baguette diamonds. GIA ldent. st 15,000 firm. Prine • only. 801·586-3513 PETS• ANIMALS ADOPT-A-PET Every Sat & Sun at Pf!TSMART, Founteln Velley. PupplH, kit· ten• and more, all tooklng for loving. car• Ing homae. CALI. 597• 9037 for more Info. ADOMaL• • AKC PuPPI•• & Cl'A Kitten• We have tho largeat Mleotlon of pedlgrH dOg• & cat. anywhere All loved a well Cared for 'ITLAND HUNT 80H Nonheeat COfnet of ~ a BrOOIUult ~7 lite Dlah Big Screen tlroo, W/D designer OBO. 645-0057 Televisions. Over 175 ctths DKNY, \11ttadlnl, -=-=-~:---=:--...,....-~ channels. Buy Direct Jwrly, Uadro, L V Br1· Electric Boet 1980 and SAVE. Call today case. 2 1 52·0 San Dully hardtop. Asking for FREE color cata· Michel Dr. (Victoria nr $5900 needs TLCI slip log. l·800·553.5443. Harbor) 650-7455 avl $100 mo. 548·1089 TRADE S•t. Aug. 12, 9AM· Sohoc 18' Etect, 1~. 3081 Madison beautifully restored. Ave. Ladlet Sult1, Vlrtually everything Is Drouea & Sports· new. Fores! Green/ wear, Computerware. White. $9k. Call 504· Kitchenware & Toole. 0293 to view. Good jobs reliable services interesting things to buy It's all there RNE1VNE AU T O S ERVI C E Cqll About Our Spectular SUMMER SAVINGS 217AVOCADO14 COSTA MESA (714) 645-1234 The new Range Rover. See inside for details. «I• RANGE ROVER