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Home My WebLink About1998-03-12 - Orange Coast Pilotr -. INSIDE •SEE STORY PAGE 81 -+- FEEDBACK Area residents respond to recent Daily Pilot articles on Jason R~usch'5i, sentencing I John_ Hedges' r~-tor the Orange County Board of Supervisors and the installation of computers and cameras on school buses. ; I ! I • SEE STORY PAGE14 ~ l -+- 'I ; I ! I i I ! I : I ; I i • ; . l t I ~ ! t t I ! I t ! l i ! ~ i ! t I KM HAGGERTY /DAA.Y Pl.OT ~ BON APPETIT The German Home Bak- ery in Costa Mesa is like stepping into the Old Country. ~ ~ i i •SEE STORY PAGE A12 I · -+- ' ~ t I I ! t i r-----------~----~ ! I 1 ' i ' i ' i I ! I l I i I i I I i I I ! I . . tbe celebratlOn and ~ to outrtin Baca.'s parepts. 1be tm:m.lY Ma.rCheC1 for the boy for aJmolt 30 minutes before resigning to the fact that they needed to call 911. But instead~ getting the~ the distraught family bOp6d for, they heard nothing from ~ pqli.ce until neighbon found the boy on their own -about 40 m1nutel later. •1 was just beside myself, especially because it was somebody else's child,• MARC MARTIN I DAlY Pl.OT A gallery of fans watch as Gary Player hits his drive off the par four 14th hole Wednesday during the Toshiba Senior Classic. W ednesday was the first leg of the two-day Classic Pro-Am, presented by Fountain Valley-based Kingston Technology. The contest pairs amateur four- somes with a different Senior PGA Tour player each . Pro golfer Chartes Coody and amateurs James McGoldrkk. Dennis M~ Mol Taylor T and ................... --. Tomita. with a score of 51. ~ PRO'S IEST SCORE: M by H•nyToscano, Who won $500. > WHArS NE>rn RMI round Of ~~ for dassk Pro-Am turns; 1" times begin mt7:30a.m. > INSIDE SIOR--1-S: senk>t PG.A Tour v.t- lrM 0.le~ who em.r.d the --mn NIYlng riwde 17 haleHn-one in his dis-, ~career.ad tl'li·11().yerd par-3 NO. ti. 'SM Piii 81 . Pro ... Affi tournament-goers come prepared with game By 1im Grenda, Daily Pilot erry and Diane Gray went to the Newport Beach Country Oub at 8 a.m. Wednesday on a mission. The retired couple, now in the second half of a two-week vacation from their Tempe, Ariz., home, staked out a shady location right between the 18th green and the 10th tee at the Newport Beach Country Cub. They had a game plan. Terry would carry the new Toshiba baseball ca.p and get as many auto- gr~hs for andson Kenneth as he could, and _ Diane would try to fill up the commemorative tour- nament poster with signatures for grandson Stephen. By mid-morning, the Grays were in high gear. •These senior golfers are so nice, they'd sign anything I handed them,• Terry gloeted after ool- lecting a signature from one player. •we may have to buy another hat." The Grays, who travel by motor home to four or five senior tour events around the South and Southwest each year, were just two of thousands of fans who turned out on a sun-drenched day for the Ne~rt studies • movmg buildings . : • Having the library and ,. . - : fire station closer to doWn-' : town would help restore I : the area's economic I : health, city officials say. I I I I I I I I I I I By Jenifer Ragland , Daily Pilot BALBOA PENINSULA Moving the library and fire sta- tion about five blocks ea.st into Downtown Balboa could )lelp revit.ell.ze the area. city leaders concluded this week. But whether that's possible remains to be seen, which is why the City Council on Monday directed staff to conduct a feasi-' bility study. City Manager Kevin Murphy said a preliminary analy- sis should come back to the coun- cil within the next couple of months. The council's direction came after a status report on the Balboa Peninsula revitalization p~ the city's ambitious effort to beaO- tify the peninsula and increase its economic vitality. Sharon Wood, assistant city manager, said the ad-hoc com- mittee known as Promote Reviq)- ization of Our Peninsula has been • SEE BUILDINGS PAGE A15 Festival features classic • movies Festival. which runs from March 26 to April 5. _.......,..u ~ • .. THURSDAY, MARCH 1Z 1998 Cruise the bay under afullmoon B alboa Boat Ren~ is offering a spe- cial full moon cruise package for Fri- day ab<>ard one of the company's many electrtc boats. Reservations between 5 and 9 p.m. will receive a complimentary bot- tle of wine. The price of the rental is $45 per hour. I.( you choose to extend your reserva- tion and dine at a waterfront restaurant, greer wylder you can ....................... . return with your restaurant receipt and receive a free hour ove r and beyond the one-hour minimum price. The free rental hour is valid all weekend. You can call 673- 7200 for reseivations and more details. Bal- boa Boat Rentals is at 510 E. Edgewater Ave. in Balboa . . ·You can clean out your home and closets . ~ make money when you drop by the two new consignment stores that opened in Cos- ta Mesa. For home decor items, there is Great Things Consignments (515-3500), which accepts antiques, sterling, crystal, jewelry, vintage items and art. You can Qiake an appointment to bring in items or . just stop by. Photos of larger items are ree- ommended. After a selling price is decided, and the item is sold, you'll receive 60% of the sale, and the shop will keep 40%. Checks are cut on the 15th of the month 4fter the item is sold. Great 1bings Consign- ments opened six weeks ago. It's at 369 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. · Designer clothing can be resold at Deb- bie'• Closet {645· 1162), at 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. It's accepting all name-brand designer clothing, including Giorgio ~ Donna Karan, St. John, Anne Klein mid Mondi. There are also accessories, Sttoes and cosmetics. You'll receive 55% on SC!ld items. All items must be nearly new GJ!d dry-cleaned. Through the end of the lbonth, there's a grand opening contest -vyhere prizes will be given away to cus- tdners who accumulate the most points. To 8IJl'll points, you can make a purchase, drop liy the store, bring a friend and consign ~g items. Selected days are considered 4ciuble and triple point days. The drawing will be held at noon March 31. The cus- tobier with the highest points will win a Riini-audio system with a three-CD changer. : : Best buys can be found at the moving ~e of Stagecoach Luggage and Gifts (515- 9005). The store is preparing for a move to 2043 Westcliff Drive in the former Kinko's location in the Coco's shopping center. It's now at the Westcliff Plaza, 1044 Irvine Ave. All merchandise is discounted 20% to 60%. Included in the sale are travel items, games, luggage, gifts. handbags, gifts and business cases. • IEST MIYS appears Thursdays and Saturdays. ~ you're a merchant or a shopper, If you know of a good buy, fax me at 646-4170 or write to me: Best Buys, Daily Pilot 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. TEMPERAlURES Balboa 67152 Corona del Mar 68153 Costa Mesa 70/52 Newport Beach 68153 Newport Coast 68154 SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 1-2 wnw Newport 0-2 wnw Blackies 0-2 wnw River Jetty 0-2 wnw 8:34 a.m. S.1 The surf will still be CdM 0-3 wnw Second low flat today and Friday 3:03 p.m. -0. 1 morning but will BOATING Second high pick up Friday after- L.ight and variable winds 9:14 p.m. 4.5 noon, building to chest..,lgh. Saturday will surt coming from the SAnMDAY and Sunday should southwest at 10 to 15 First low be exciting with pos-knots In the afternoon 3:03 a.m. 0.8 slble shoulder-to causing 2-foot wind First high head-high waves waves. A 3-foot swell will 9:05 a.m. 4.9 from a new storm come from the west. Second low system. Water v\sibll- 3:26 p.m. 0.1 lty Is getting better, TIDES Second high although beaches TODAY from 48th Street to 9:37 p.m. 4.5 the Santa Ana River First low will likely be dosed 2:33 a.m. 0.9 WATER due to a sewage First high 'l'EM'ERAlURE: 62 spill. Ze best in ze west! Ooh-ta-ta11'-newiaut'~15mtncteoorycottedion from Francel Ooh ze designsl Ooh ze quality! Simply superb! Exclusively at West End West -where you'll find ze best decorative hardwareJnze westJ 2t3J~'~Rd. ~ hlch. CA 92651 (7f4) ... ll64 NEWPORT BEACH • c.t.1111n11 Drtw: Art unknown suspoo. broke the driver's side minor and saatched the window of a car tn the 500 blodt. • Dove Street: Art unknown suspect stole a $200 chedt from a busi- ness in the 1100 blodt and allegedly forged the payee's signature to cash the chedt. • BllCtiblly DIM: A stem drive and license plate worth $3 000 wen! stolen from a boat and trailer partced in the 1100 block.. ' • Port~ Wily: Unkncwm suspects broke the window of a school, causing $2.000 damage. • El Model .. """'-: Art unknovm suspect smashed a car window with a ~ causing $1,000 In damage. COSTA MESA • 9liltol Street: Clothing woth $5,875 was stoleo from a store in South Coast Plaza. • ~froml>rtve'blcttSago palms and gardenia bushes worth $2,900 were • k yard In the 1700 block. • Hldcory ,.._ Children's clothing worth $53 was stolen from an unlodtecf car In the 2800 block. • fWt9or ~A purse containing $3,412 worth of jewelry and cash was stolen ftooni a laundry room In the 2100 bloci. ttr ul $110I c..r,... J ] m1 bo thl ha wj ru. tia dif es• sh. me of Ar th• NE me fu] CO' viE e n in~ C t Cc pa ffiE th.J fo) ( .. R Seeking re<il estate advice from · a Chinese fortune ·cookie You have probably heard the real estate market hereabouts is hot. That is riot quite right. The market is sizzling, scalding, boiling, steaming. My Wife and I can testify to this because we have p~t our home on the market. We talked with prospective agents in Feb- ruary, which put us in the posi- tion of having to make a teoibly difficult decision. How do you pick the bright- est from among a gaggle of 4.0 students? How do you select the most pious from a devout flock of priests, ministers and rabbis? And how do you pick exactly the right team from a drove of Newport's most experienced, most professional, most success- ful agents? You make lists of pros and cons, you discuss, you inter- view, you throw darts. In the end, you go with your gut instinct. Ours told us to list with Chuck and Kate Colesworthy of Coldwell Banker. The toughest part of the whole process, for me, was having to call the other three finalists and.say, sorry folks. We signed the listing agree- ment March 1. It was about 10 days before our house appeared in the multiple-listing book. In Newport-Mesa, that's merely a formality. Real estate people here- Rabbitt Insurance Agency AUfO • HOMEOWNF.RS • HF.All1I 40 Years in Business ~' ~ f red martin abouts seeni to have a jungle telegraph that operates beyond the speed of light or sound. It is exceeded only by the Monica Lewinsky media netwoTk. We had phone calls from agents wanting to know when they could show the house, what the listing price was and how soon their buyers could move in. The house was shown five times that first pre-MLS week. One couple looked at the house Friday, made an offer Saturday. They agreed to our provisions for a long escrow and were offering within 4 % of our listing price. Oh, dear. We Hadn't expect- ed anything like this. We thought we would lumber along for months. But here it was. In a couple of weeks, we might have Massage @ Therapy • Swedish Massage • Sports Massage •Deep Tissue • Shiatsu accepted the offer on the spot -bird in hand, and all that. We asked to sleep on it, and all par- ties agreed to reconvene the next afternoon. At dinner that night, fate determined our response. We went out for Chinese: sweet and sour soup, kung pao 'chicken, lots of other goodies, including fortune cookies. My wife read hers aloud, but I sim- ply handed mine to her. I was too stunned to speak. There, in red ink on a tiny strip of paper was our· future: •Accept next proposal, H it said. Our future had been ordained for us. Kismet. God's will. So on Sunday, we split the difference with a counter of 2% off our listing price. They came back with a request to look at the house again. Monday, four hours before they were due to arrive, their agent called and said they had decided to wait for a higher-priced place. Even if we had accepted the original offer, they would have bailed out. And there are plenty of ways to do that. So here we are. People tromping through our house daily. Last Sunday was open- house day, so my wife and I caught up on our movie-going and went to a matinee of •L.A. Confidential." We gave it two thumbs up. We came home just a few minutes before the OP,en house was over. Only about a half- dozen fliers were left, and Chuck said he hadn't been able to sit:down all day. "Never less than two Qr three couples here," he said. "One guy came back three times.· But no "next proposal ... ;So the house is excruciatingr-y-nesr, filled with enough flowers to put on a faidy respectable Mafia funeral. For the open . house, I even tried the old bread gag. You put a loaf of dough in the oven at low heat and the home-sweet-home aroma of baking bread wafts through the house. That's the theory. · I am a splendid chef, but not much of a baker, so I bought some frozen dough at the mar- ket and put that in. Trouble was, I had the oven down at 150 degrees. You couldn't get a whiff unless you were within two feet of the oven. Worse, it didn't bake, just sort of melted into a blob of grayish dough; slightly crusty on the outsi,.de, gooey on the inside. There is a lot to learn about this house-selling business. • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thu~day and Saturday. AS Replacing Ed Decker with Ed Decker? • Retired schoolteacher said his Mesa Verde neighbors are trying to convince him to go for the other Decker's board seat. . By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Look- )ng for ways to save the school district money, friends of one Mesa Verde man have encour- aged him to enter bis name in the pool of candidates to replace Ed Decker, whp will be stepping down from the school board to pursue the superinten- dent's job. The name of the man who happens to live in Decker's zone is -another Ed Decker. "They wouldn't have to change the name plate (on the board dais)," said Decker, the board hopeful, not the board member. But the 76-year-old former New York City schoolteacher said he's already involved with too many other activities to devote time to the school boa.rd. "I help with the hearing dis- abled children at Kaiser Ele- mentary School," he said. "It started out as a joke, but then it got serious. But I'm retired and I already volunteer at the schools." At its Tuesday night meeting, the school board directed dis- trict officials to seek letters and resumes from potential candi- dates for Decker's seat. Appli-• cants must be at lea.st 18. They' must be U.S. dti7.ens, and they must b4ve children in the school · district. The board will be receiving~ ' letters of application until March 31. Candidates will be interviewM April 1 and 2. U • nece5S{UY. the board will also : interview candidates April 8. • The board is hoping to appoint , a replacement by April 14. , And though he meets all the .. qualifications, Decker said he won't be applying for the post. "I used to be a teacher, and I · know how schools work, but I'm · just not interested in doing that right now,• he said. But Decker said he still will· probably be getting phone calls. from angry parents or inquisi-. · tive reporters. ·One of the funniest calls I. got was a man who said, 'I want. to give you a piece of my, mind,"' Decker said. "I said, 'Wait a minute you got the wrong Ed Decker.'• Another caller offered to buy him a spaghetti lunch. Though the lunch was tempting, he admitted -as he had many· times before -that the caller. also had the wrong Ed Decker. _ installed North Hills Garage Doors since 1969 lic#723294 ~ c..-0 ---.. -../ > ;:.J 631-7740 Vrto, C.M.T. Pacific Weltnen C... 234 E. 17th St., Ste. 212 Costa Mesa l'aoss from (714) 631-3881 Standard White 16'X7' Steel (714) 289-8810 - -« 1 Old Newport Bhd. • Newpon B..:h 0-u..a HoopW) fl Check Out All Of Our Jli St. Patrick's Day Goodies! ~ "Irish Soda Bread" • • rs-1~001 I ~I · : OFF: I BUY ANY SANDWICH I "' I BREAD AND RECEIVE I I $100 OFF ANY PURCHASE I I OF IRISH SODA BREAD I Expires March 17.1998 .J L----- recipd prepared lean on calorics, . · but not flavor. &crivt a F1lEB. SkM of Golf Bldls wii/J 4'.Jy Bobby fonts or <Jtut.er'YJ-'.BWk Golf~I Wrndowl & s Exrra THURSDAY, MARot 12. 1998 New niethed 0f funding may enrich Newport-Mesa • District expects to qualify for property tax revenues, replacing state as primary source. The change could incre ase per-student spending. By Husein Mashni, Datly Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -With Orange County's economy and property values on the rise, the school district here may find that it is a basic aid school <Usbict, which means that its primary funding source is local property tax rev- enues, as it was before 1996. The changeover occurs auto- matically when the district's coun- ty property taxes are able to gen- erate more funding for the schools than the state provides. School board President Jim Ferryman said the district's $105 million 1996-97 budget was within $80,000 of being basic aid. "My feeling is that we are probably already basic aid right now," Ferryman said. "The good thing about being basic aid is that you get more money but it's also harder to plan " Before 1996, Newport-Mesa was one of the few dlstncts in the state to get most of its money from "A lot of that money comes with strings attach ed ... 11 -MIKERNE • local property taxes. But with the mflux of new students and state- mandated, class-size reductions, the district became an average daily attendance district, which meant most of the school funding came from the state. Some of the factors that may push Newport-Mesa over the line include the proliferation of home sales in the county. there has also been an increase in the number of pre-Proposition 13 homes being sold. A house that was sold for $300,000 before 1978, when Proposition 13 was enacted, is still being taxed only on the $300,000 sale price of the home, even though the house may now be worth $700,000. But when the house is sold for its current price, it would be taxed on the full value. School district officials won't know which funding formula it will fall under until July, when the county determines its total tax revenues. "It's hard to tell right now 1 ···~·:··········~·········1 : All D~g .__Cat ~··~ ng: • 'With coupon • 1 Expires 3/ l 5/98 1 •..............•........•...•.........••......• SAN BAR Tropical 1-·ac,;h (:~ P e ts 270 E. 17th Street # 1 O • Costa Mesa 714-548-5015 In the Mi Casa ent r which way it will go,• said Mike Pine, the district's a.ssistant super-· intendent of business services. •eounty projec:Uons aren't usual- ly very accurate. The data's ~ot as precise as it could be.• But Pine said the district is tee- tering on the brink of becoming ba.lic aid again. The switch is not likely to immedilltely increase the amount of money the district spends on students. ·ume. enrollments drop sig- 'nificantly and pr"Qperty values in- crease significantly. we're not taJk .. ing about a dramatic shift.• be said. During the 1980s, the district had significantly higher per-stu- dent expenditures from basic aid. But Pine said the district is in no position to duplicate that situation even if the district becomes basic aid again. The district receives about $3,600 from the state for each stu- dent. With local and federal mon- ey, the district ends up spending about $5,200 per student per year, Fine said. The state also has other alloca- tions for the school district on top of the $3,600 per student alloca- tions. But Fine said most of the other state money is already allo- cated to specific programs such as technology. •A lot of that money comes with strings attached," he said. Eyelid Surgery A higher standard of care. Why settle fo r a surgeon who is not qualified to operate on your eyes? Dr. Steinsapir is fellow- ship-trained in botli cosmetic and eyelid surgery and is a board- certified ophthalmologist. Enjoy ounmique personaf service. Experience the difference! (jreat 'Things Consijfnme.nts Antiques & Collectaoles AJ:R[ forehead lift and resurfacing. 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Sandy Genis to stage supervisor . campaign .talk at toxic dump By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot COSfA MESA-Former May- or Sandy Genis will use a notori- ous toxic dump in Huntington Beach as a backdrop today to dis- cuss some of the issues she hopes to address in her campaign to unseat incum- bent county Supervisor Jim Silva Genis, who is one of several __ challengers Sandy Gen.ls looking to win the 2nd District supervisor seat. will speak to a group of supporters at 10:30 a.m. at the comer of Hamilton Avenue and Magnolia Street in Hunting- ton Beach. Other candidates include Hunt- ington Beach residents Ralph Silva and Dave Sullivan, a city council- man. Home Decor Specialty hnllt•re Siik Florall Ca1tom Floral Ananaements -·-Mon-Fri 10-6 •Sat 10.S 369 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa (MW#/#-~) 646-6745 'lbe J8..aae property. known u the NESI lite, operated u 4 tozic dump for neady 50 years before it was doled in the early 1980s. Over the years, the property bu been used to dispose of sulfu- ric add, aluminum slag and other dangerous materlals. •1 just want to bring up some of the issues that are affecting our community that we're going to be talking about (in the campaign],• Genis said. The property is now being studied to see if the toxic soil can be easily scooped out and dis- posed of, allowing the property to be developed for homes. Genis said this week she wants to focus attention on cleanup efforts at the site. A member of the Bo1sa Chica Land 'lhlst, a group working to save the Bo1sa Chica wetlands and mesa from planned residen- tial d~elopment, Genis promised that environmental, parks and development issues will play a major role in her campaign to oust Silva. · Open House Thurst.Uzy, March 12, 6:00-7:00 p.m. ·Orange County Campus Unlrzeralbl Conrzcnknccs -Program desJgned for the working adult Class sites throughout ~ County E\1en1ng and weekend clasaes avallable Accelerated aemesten; start lllJ eemester Registration & academic advising at class site Textbooks ordered by phone or mail Financial aid and convenient payment plans AA degree DQt required to enter bachelor's program ...... ~ Bustneas Administration eeaiu. Sentces Management Orpnlsatlonal Management Public Administration M...,1 Degrees Business AdmlnlstraUon* Health Administration *Concentrations Available Spring term begins the week of March 23. There is still time for you to complete _..,_,.mm . 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We wish to thank all of our cuatomera for ~ au during t>aeae ten }'eQl'I and would l<we to haw >OI' atop by and have 80lne refrelhmentl, take home aome ~bath aamplea, ent4lt' °"' drmWlla and gen.eraJly haw Cl good Ume. The drawlnga wQl be ewrry half how and will oonUt ol fllta ltorn tho followlnl ~ Arl to W~FUz 6 Floyd ·Dept 56 llighted piece) -Lucy AM ~ Windl • SeGfUll • Boydt Bean • Vera Bradley C.R. Glbaon • H<>U(m-Bume1 • Framet • 8andom HO&IH Mldwut • Unden Cloclu • 7Wo• Compon-y • ~ AlhW)' AnM • D'Bz.nG • Notdlc Hou. • Co&W1y s.a.otY F«JtherfJoM • C<Mrparl <MflCI. not bl~ normalN a~ towfnJ Cake prO'ftded by The Conftc"°""' Pleue 'Join Us On Tbla llappy Occuionl THE GREY GOOSE. INC. w.-a "" PJUa • ton inme AYaae Newp0rt 8eic:b • (114) 141-TW .._.. .... lMlaill.l-I Jon Grab.am. baby Christine, Leslie Graham and Usa Wong, all of Corona del Mar, went to Vancouver, Canada, and remem- bered to bring their Dally PlloL 1v Central Orange Coast YMCA • om ;;~HHA.Y Tuesday, March 17th, 1998 • Swimming • Aerobics • Racquetball • Treadmill • Bicycles • Pim More Any activity we have in the buiJdirJg 1t youn free! Durins tlk day free coffee, ~ef. andfru'U will be otlOilaht. wha. •upplie• '°''· • loin our pruchool children in·~ Happy Birthday at 11 :OOom, followed by COM and pwu:h . • BuiJdins hour. ore 5:30om t-0 lO:OOpm 2300 Univeni Drive Ne rt Beach CA 92660 714 642-9990 Sydney $763 RT Auckland $653 RT 8 Days/7 Nig?ts Bali Hai/Moorca (gdn, bung.) ........................................ $8 8 Da"ys/7 Nights Bali Hai/Moorca (ocean vic:w bung., 18 meals+ tour).$1,45 8 Days/7 Nights Sofitd's Moorca/Bora Bora .......................................... $ 1,56 8 Days/7 Nights Moorca Beachcomber Park:roya.1 (ovcrwatcr bung.) ...... $1,735 8 Days/7 Nights Fiji Crusoe Reson (18 meals) ......................................... $93 8 Days/5 Ni~tS Sydney at Manhattan Hotel (great fur funilics!) ............. $899 13 Da 10 i t.s New Zealand B /drivc ............................................. $1264 -vo~mer,-t--- 5nterioo COLLECTOR'S GALLERY . * C.Ome aplo~ our new Mediterranean style <:./Urw'1 G.an,opcning .'W • ...,"' +. wo HCIJ)el't Interiors will be cdebrating dUs mot widt a huge ••••iM Mid * Vacw our laiat ci)llections Of home fumishiop &om our recicot l!llrlJ*"' buying trip. + Immediate delivery is available on all in~stock merchandise. + G....J o,n.n.,;, .i c.,,. M., ~ ~ + ~ domeuic lines include: Baktr, Century, Hidtory White, Jdfco, Sligh and many odien. .. Ne..-pon Be.c.hlCotta Mee. Daily Pilot [ .. THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 1998 A7 . ---.... . ~ ~ECYCU DRIVE bHarbor View Elementary chool holds its monthly recycle :ve from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p .m. in ~e Oasis Center parking lot, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del IM.ar. Bring newspapers, alu- :mm~ cans '"imd glass, but no 1plastic. For more information, ;<:all 723-6133. , CHILDREN OF PARKINSONIANS The Children of Parkinsonians support group for caregivers and adult children of those with :Parkinson's meets for free from 7 to 9 p .m. in Classroom 3 of the Oasis Senior Centex;. 800 Mar- ' guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 645- ' $352. Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St. The public is invited. For more information, call 5"8-0358. CAREER NETWORK ~ Career Network for the uilemployed meets from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. Ad.mission is free. Por more information, call 574-2239. BUSINESS NETWORK Sylvia Bar will speak on Kab- balah -Is it the latest fad or the oldest? at the Consumer Business Network's meeting at 7 a.m. in The Mezzanine, 19800 MacArthur Blvd. The cost is $15 and includes breakfast. For more information, call 550-4785. RESUME WORKSHOP Orange Coast College's Re- Entry CentM otters a free resume writing work.shop from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Room 106 of the Counseling and Ad.missions Bullding. For more information, call -432-5162. llOOD DltJVE Oakwood Apartments con- ducts lts annual blood drive from 3 to 8:15 p.m. at 880 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 573-3750. MOTORCYQ.E SWAP Inter-Shows Motonrport Pro- mottons, InC. preie,nts the motor- cycle swap from 5 to 10 p.m. in Building 10. Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Pail Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $6. For more information, call 582-2371. AMISH CRAFT SHOW Ami.lb Country Thadition.s pre- ~LBOA PENINSULA PROGRAM • The Newport Beach Public t!Jbrary offers a free program, ~~f boa Peninsula: An Overview ~f Proposed Enhancements, at 7 . m. in the Central Library's riends Meeting Room, 1000 t,Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. !For more information, call 717- ~801. TRUE WEALTH Chapman University's School of Business and Economics Alumni Association and the School of Education present speaker Tom Harken on The Secret of nue Wealth at a break- fast from 7 :30 to 9 a.m. at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost is $25. To register, Reservations required. Call 800/514-HOAG ( 4624). HIMALAYAS PROGRAM _ Adventure 16 offers a free .program, The "Other Side• of lthe Himalayas -Inner Ladakh, tat 7 p.m. at 1959 Harbor Blvd., llCosta Mesa. The program ~eludes colorful images and tra- 1.~,~onal music from the 1rumalayas. For more informa- ltion, call 650-3301. pMPROVEMENT GROUP '" The Wallace Area lmprove- ;xnent Group holds its annual £meeting at 7 p.m. in the Costa ,., I ••'II ,I 1111 I'' \I II I. 111 f ,, I " 1"11 '!Ill I 111'1 l'1 • • I ' ' I I I " I" I I I I I I -----=--.... Learn about ... • Hld<kn n1<>t1•-.1klfl • PTttl .. ltthnoqun ul ilfld 11ttn~1I» 1 ha1 he drnoin1 for womt'f1 In Within vou' UM-wor"\pbcr •Step tnl>L('(L..'>\ & • (.oomcuc prndoo trlf affimuuon • 1nformadon Crom a • p..,t.to w prnon.d 'onwnwr ~~~1 lnntfof'TIUlM"' The ln1nr Marnott Hotel ln1nr. California Friday, March 27 Friday, May 15 9AM-121M 9AM·l2PM , -~----- : ' ~ New Tea Dyed Samovar Collection. Exclusively at HEMPHILL'S RUGS & CARPETS Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa rugsandcarpets. com 5"£CIAL NOTE: We are the only Independent ct.aler to hrie the 5-mcN•r Collktion In ~ C-nty. call 744-7097. DEVELOP A WEB SIT£ Newport Harbor Area Cham- ber of Commerce presents Learn How to Develop Your Own Web Site: The Right Way, the second of three free workshops, from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the chamber's • conference room, 1470 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 640-4789. Come join us at the BALBOA BAY CLUB for FUN. LUNCH and an INFORMATIVE WORKSHOP on How to Negotiate Better and to Resolve Conflict • Employment Family, Community • Flnd out how you communicate and resotve conflict •Improve listening and questioning skills • Learn how to ask for what you want Professionals. Parents. Sr. Citizens AD an welcome! Sat, March 21. 1998 1 Oam-4pm $95 Early Bird $75 (by 3113198) E.L.D. Mediation Services 1.800.588.3341 How best to take care of a work of art? 'i' RO LEX For the month of March, bring your Role~ Oyater watch to us, and we will be happy to help ~oa take care ofil For 40 years, we have been tending to the watches of discerrung Rolex owners. While you wait, .we will steam off the bracelet and case, polish the crystal ana electronically check for accuracy of time. Your watch will not have to be opened. This PRE£ OnER ia good through the montb of March. Unless otherwise rioted, all classes and events are free . Mll'Ch 18 "'*'81111y, 7 p.m. Mll'Ch 19 Tllrlday, 8 p.m. Mll'Ch 18 ,,....Yr 7 llJll. lllldly, 8 p.m. Marcb18 WlilllllldlY, 7 p.m. Mlrch21 lllll'dll ltlO I.IL - '. Medical Breakthrough: Improved Methods for Better Vision Without Glasses. join Richard Weiss~ M.D., Hoag Hospital ophthalmologist, eye and cosmetic surgeon will discuss this new invention used throughout the country and approved by the FDA. Be Prepared -American Heart Association CPR Heart Saver Course. Learn essential life-saving techniques for adults and children. Receive certification card. $25 fee, materials included. Call 631 -3623 for reservations. Oh, My Aching Shoulder! · Join Charles Bellitti, M.D., Hoag Hospital orthopedic surgeon, to learn more about the diagnosis and treatment of arthritis and common injuries of the shoulder. Be Prepared -American Heart Association CPR Heart Saver Course. Learn essential life-saving techniques for adults and children. Receive certification card. $25 fee, materials included. Call 631-3623 for reservations. Maybe A Baby? If you are thinking about having a baby, this seminar is for you! Learn everything you need to know before pregnancy. Presen~ by Usa Karamardian, M.D., Hoag Hospital 08/GYN. Be Prepared -American Heart Association CPR Heart Saver Course. Learn essential_life-'savin techniques for adults and children. Receive certification card. $25 fee , materials included. <All 631 ·3'23 . .......... • tents the Am1ah Quilt and Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in building 14, orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Pail Drive, Costa Mesa. Ad.misslon is free. Call, 352-8305. •SEE TOWN PAGE Al I • THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 1998 ; . .CONTINUED FROM A7 Gem Fa.ire. Inc presents a Gem, Jewelry and Bead Show from noon to 7 p m m bwld.ing 12, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Pair Dnve, Costa Mesa. Admission is $4 for adults and $3 for seniors. For more information, call 708-3247. MOTORCYCLE SWAP Inte r-Shows Motorsport Pro- motions, Inc. presents the motor- cycle swap from 5 to to p.m. in building l O. Orange County Fair- grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is $6 For more informabon, calJ 582-2371 RETIRED OFFICERS The Golden West chdpter of the Rellred Officers Association meets dt b pm at the Costa Mesa Goll and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Dnvc, Costd Mesa. Reser- vations are rt>qwre<.l 546-2402 INVENTORS FORUM The Inventors rorurn presents New Ideas, Market Research and the Web!. d -,cm1ndr tor people with new 1dC'cts, inventors and business exc•cu tiw•s, from 8 to 10 p.m. m the scwnn• ll•dure build- ing at Oranu£> C'octst College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. COit is $15. Por more information. call 253-0909. SA1URDAY AMJSH CRAFT SHOW Amish Country 1l'aditiom pre- sent the, Amish Quilt and Craft Show, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in building 14, Orange County Pair- grounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For more information. call 352-8305. ANTIQUE TOYS The Friends of Orange Coast College's Norman E. Watson Llbrary presents a program that looks at antique toys, at 10 a.m. at the private residence of toy col- lector Ralph Tomlinson. Admis- sion is $5. Seating is limited. For more information, call 432-5087. GEM SHOW Gem Paire, Inc. presE)nts a, Gem, -:Jewelry and Bead Show, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in building 12, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa . Admission is $4 for adults and $3 for seniors. For more information, calJ 708-324 7. FABULOUS FUCHSIAS Sherman Library and Gardens' free Weekend Gardener Series continues with, Fabulous Fuch- sias, at 9:30 a.m., at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For OIJAl.IIW WBOLFSALE TOTllE PUBLIC 1111~ .. , ....... 848·9080 I Not to be confused with the Competition!! I The one, the ori inal 17th St. Beau in the Ross Sho in I I I I I I E. 17th ~t. : 642-1717 : ~----------~~~~---~ , ... J') ..... :::> ,.. I..:. ..,, :::> .... ~ ontessori :Jiar6or-!Mesa Scfwofs PREsc.HOOL &. ELEMENTARY Ages 21/1 to l 2 Years EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION lsubllthcd 1970 • Montesson Cumcutum · lldllec &. Gymn.uttc • Performing Aiu · PhonetK Rcc\dtng Prog1c\m · Music · Foreign l.dngu.\gr • Creanve An · Open Yec\r Round ·Computer ScJence · rull U<~ndfd Oc\y Cc1tt PRESCHOOL 1 701 West Boker St Cosio N-.eso Costa Mesa 714 549 .. 3903 FINE ART EXHIBITION " M•rch artl • 29th Oc t. Wa l uc.oloA ~ ac.A:J llc. Pal n.hn.9• Pholo9Aaph:J -~c.ulpluAt Mtr.id Me.cl la Pule.l• J e.wih» t Mou ~~~. (O~ SHOW HOURS MES~ Wedt.·Sd. ll lo8pm ~ LE):l;UE Sunday 11 to 5 pm -AWAI.OS REaPTION: Sunday, Match 15th, 2:00 to 4:00 pm . - Beach. Admlllion i• $10. for next millenniwn. Por more infor· mont lnfonnation. ciill 476-0991. mation, call 717""3801. GEM SHOW Gem Paire, Inc. presents a, Gem, Jewelry arid Bead Show, from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. in building 12, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission ts M for adults and $3 for seniors, ~?-3247. CREATING A lnVeSH IDENTITY Temple Bat Yahm Sisterhood offers a program featuring Arlene Chernow of the Union of Ameri- can Hebrew Congregations speaking about creating a Jewish identity for children, at 9:15 a.m. at 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach. For more information, call 644-6563. ATTENTION DEROT DISORDER Counselor Stephanie Silva offers a class on communication skills for adults with Attention Deficit Disorder from 7 to 9 p .m. Monday at Coastline Cowiseling Center, 1200 Quail St., Newport COVER YOUR ASSETS The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce presents Tom Ba&:thor of •cover Your Assets, ge Your Attitude,• at its Business Referral Luncheon at 7:15 a.m. at 1W1n Palms Restau- rant, Puhlon Island, 630 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For reseivatlons, call 729-4400. GAROENQ.UB The Newport Hills Garden Club celebrate St. Patrick's Day and Arbor Day with a memorial tree planting at 11:30 a.m. at the Environmental Nature Center at 1601 16th St., Newport Beach. Weather permitting. For more infonnation, call 64-'-5933. I TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE The Newport Beach Central Llbrary presents a free program, Now You See It, Now You Don't, at noon in the Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave., New- port Beach. The program will dis- cuss modem optometry and how visual demands will change in the • Early Years Toys .. • DcvelopmentaJ toys for children birth to 10 years. • QuaJity toys with lasting and creative play value. • Personal service from knowledgeable sales staff. OROtlD AUCTION The N'ewport Harbor Orchid Society presents Ill 14th annual Orchid AuctlOn from 1 to 10 p .m. at the Neighborhood Community Center, 18f5 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. Aclmi.ssion is free. For more information. ca.11832-7100. SKI LECTURE Outdoor photographer and adventurer Sam Roberts presents a free slide show and ledw'e on The Sierra High Route: The Clas· sic 1\-ans-Sierra Ski Tour at 7:30 p .m. Tuesday at The North Pace ~tore, 'Jttangle Square, 1870-A Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 646-0909. MEN'S FEU.OWSHIP BREAKFAST The Men's Fellowship Break- fast of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church meets from 7 to 8 p .m. in Dierenfield Hall, 600 St. Andrew's Place, Newport Beach. Reserva- tions are not needed. Cost is $2.50 IHIPERGO $5.99 Sq. Ft. 111"'·'"'"1 per ~n. For more information, call 57.C·2239. 'iiOua APPl'EOATION The Ne~~m~::ebor Area Chamber of presents .. ill annual, Police Appreciation Breakfast, at 7:15 a.m. at the • Newport Bea.ch Sheraton, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. Tickets are $20. For more information, call 729- 4-'00. INVESTING FOR WOMEN Smith and Barney financial consultants Adrl Esnard Miller and Michelle Plugge present Investing 101: For WOJllen Only! twice -from noon to 1:30 p.m. and from 6 to 1 p.m. -at 660 Newport Center Drive, 11th Floor, Newport Be ach. Admission is free, reservations required. For more information, call 717-5422. RNANONG YOUR EDVCATION Orange Cpa.st College's Re- Entry Center presents a free workshop on Financing YoUT Education from 6 to 8 p.m. in the center, Room 106 of the Counsel- ing and Admissions Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For additional information, call 432-5162. Wool Carpets from $19.90 .. 642-4212 1827 WE.STCLJFF DRIVE. NEWPORT BEA CB Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber ..... --~ $49900 UPT03MOS. l same as cash ·• , O.A.C. . C • While Supplies Last ABPETDEPOT . . VINYL* WOOD * MARBLE *TILE Commen:W. ~ S.• cl SavlCfl Full llne of Woo. WCN8fl Axmlnster & Slsal Carpeting Available 1804 Harbor 9oulevud • Costa ..... H ••• Corner of Harbor & 18th at ... t ~~~ .. 722-9642. Mon-Sllt1N '' ~tea." Coming to a Main Street near you. Ifs sorta like there's a big Hertz at1he airport and a little ffertz in the n11ghborhood. We're Hertz Local Edition. And w~re in the neighborhood when you need a rental car: We'll even pick you up. Whenever you need a hand. Or a car: . For your lnfonnatJon: Optional LOW la S9 a da}t Avallablllty Is Umltect Rates available at southern catlfomla locations through May 17, 1998, and requires a 3--ctay minimum keep. Minimum rental age Ir 25. Customer pfck-upfretum la avallable In local area. No commercial discounts or promotional offers apply. Standard rentaJ qualifications, rentaJ ~r1od. geographic and return restrlcUons ~ 3-dly total of $29.94 Includes 300 free mltet, 21i tor each addldonal mMe.Taxes,Y8hk:le licensing fee averaging 67t a day. and optional ltema, SJch as refuellng, are extra. Proof of Insurance Is required. .............. --.. o ....... 714•4411 .... _ ... ,....., .. _____ ---------SIS.TS. ... .... .... ......... . 71 .......... ·• • • • ' ! " • , ~ -.. "' • ' . • • ... . ~ . I ' • .. ; . . . ! J • '• ' J > ~ " ) ., i . . . . . . -THURSDAY. MARCH 12. 1998 Al ~--! . upporters of Childhelp meet for lunch and Jttshion a.o.et Brown and Rena Mlokoff turned the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Irvine into lovef est for the children of Cbildhelp latt week. , The annual luncheon and tasbion show, Por the Love of a Child, united more than 500 Orange Coasters paying $75 each to benefit the Beaumont, Calif. Childhelp home for abused children. Joining Brown and Minkoff ytas a committee of dedicated local women including Mary Allyn Dexter, president of the Orange County Chapter of Cbildhe1p, PatU Edward.a, Eileen Saul, Sharon Van Sickle, Renate CarlHon. Kim Doud, Pam Arnett, Ta.ml Rua, Barbara Ganahl, Susan Whitlock, Ginni Valley, Nancy Whitlock, Ubby Werner, Katie Clark and Gem- ma Wolf. The event began with a late- morning reception welcoming Childhelp founders Yvonne Fedderson and Sara O'Meara Slgholtz. The ladies arrived at the Hyatt, traveling from their headquarters located in Phoenix, Ariz. to meet and greet their Childhelp friend$ in Orange County. Child.help Orange County is a very large and generous group, one of the most signifi- cant in what is now an interna- tional chain of support for Fed- b.w. cook derson and Sigholtz, and their concept designed to protect abused children that began more than 40 years ago. Fedderson and Sigholtz were young performers who traveled overseas to entertain U.S. troops in Asia in the late 1950s. What they found were abandoned children fathered by American service men, born to Asian women, and left to wander. The children were unaccept- ·ed by their motherland: out- casts, living reminders of war and foreign invasion. Perform- ing for the troops soon became incidental to two young women who found a greater pwpose in life. Childbelp was created to protect these children, originally 11 Japanese-American children found in the streets of Tokyo. A home was established to give them shelter and the essentials of We. Pedderson and Sigholtz returned to Hollywood and ral- lied their community to raise funds to support their orphan- age across the world. Some years later, the need to help children here at home became a priority for the founders. The apparent rise in domestic child abuse created a rally to action, ultimately result- ing in the building of Childhelp Village in Beaumont. Thousands of children have called the village their home. and Pedderson and Sigholtz are proud to say that their vision has made a real difference in real lives. In recent years, the organization has grown, open- ing facilities around the nation, including one local a.uxiliary in Orange County. Following the reception, whlch coincided with a silent auction held in the lobby of the Hyatt, the event began with the introduction of a woman named Connie. She was actually first intro- duced on video tape in a pro- duced segment shown to the crowd on giant screens in the ballroom. Salad forks tapped and tingled plates all over the ballroom and the video began to roll. MIKE'I CARPET$•1/llCE 1963 FREE· llllTlllE.lliTAUAT/Olf WAIUNTY' MEl· llMOVAl OlflU °CAIPlT"& 11AD ,.., ····'"· tt>-4. IAr. ,....Ir ,,,...,,.,, FREE• Fllllffllll MIJVINI FREE• /llJ(J/1111 CAil ~" (1/4J660·3300 1Zf IAlr rl'" ITIUT ,,,,, llllA, (JA ,.,, As Connie's personal story was revealed, the tapping and the tingling slowed to near silence. Then, Connie was intro- duced by Pedderson and Sigholtz, and she came up out of the cro>Vd onto the stage and on11.ftn11'rDwt"'f''Ji;eA'k o women who had given her a ce at life. Connie had c me to the Childhe ge as a young girl. Her mother had burned Connie's hands over the gas flame of the family stove when she had refused to fetch her a beer. "When I entered the Child- help Village I remember my mother telling me that they were going to beat me. I cried, I was so scared," she told the bushed crowd. "It was of course a lie, and I found that Childbelp became my home. I was ca.red for, and loved, and taught so many things there. "Mostly, I learned to love myself and to have self-respect and today I am the m<>Uier of two great children . I have a wonderful husband, I'm work- ing on finishing my college study, and I have no fear that the chain of child abuse will TASK (Team of Aduocates for Special Kids) is hosting a Basic Assistlve Technology seminar Wed ., March 25, 1998 at 8 :30 am-12:30 pm. s 1 o prepayment (free to Pountaln vauey residents but must pre-register) Info on Asst. Technology, AT devices. identify laws supporting the selection. acquisition. and implementation of AT. The seminar is designed for parents of children wi1t1 disabilities and professionals who serve. To register call TASK: 714-533-8275 . resurface in my We,• she said. "The chain is broken.· Applause filled the ballroom as the women embraced, and the salad forks once again began to click and clack. As the Hyatt staff removed the first course, lights dimmed and South Coast Plaza Community Relations Director BWur Wal- lerich took the microphone and introduced. the fashion show prepared and presented by South Coast Plaza. It was a tour de force presen- tation that included designers/retailers Calvin Klein, Joan and David, Faconnable, MaxMara. Ermenegildo Zegna. Sulka and Bottega Veneta. Male and female models paraded the cat walk to a music-driven dis- play that was enhanced by mar- velous choreography. A young male dancer with moves that emulated the toe- tapping gamut from Astaire to Travolta, along with bis two lovely female dance partners. grabbed the crowd with a lively performance woven in and out of the fashlon presentation. It was innovative and entertaining and the crowd loved it. Lunch was served following FUUSET •ACRYLIC • Acrytte w/Whlte Tip • Pink & White Powder • Lume Gel • Sllk Wrap • Aerylte •Pink FILLS • Pink & W)l•te •Lum~Gel • Sltk Wrap • Manlcutt • Ptdlcure • l(Jds MO Manicure & Ped . • ttal1d Parlffin the fashion show. 1be change m routine wu a little contusing for some who assumed the salad was lunch. A major p0rtion of mixed grill wu served, includirig lamb chops, jumbo prawns, a salmon medallion and veggies d e jour as Childbelp ~upporters miri- gled and tabled hopped to visit. In the crowd were Sue Hook. Tina Schamttz, Sandy Slmon, Margo Chamberlin. Lynda Hugbe1, Marlon Jacobson, ~ Stern. Muy Lou Hornsby, Marta Crutcher and the espe- cially chic Barbara Bowle. Major support for Ute event came from Mildmoto of South Coast Plaza, donori of a suite of black pearl earrings and drop, raffled off to one lucky woman. Lynette and Richard Berg, Judie and George Argyros, John and Donna Crean. Moore- field Construction. the lovely Nancy and Donald Wynne, Jim and Nancy Baldwin, Glabman's Furniture and Antonello Ris-· torante were all among the gen- erous sponsors of the event for Childhelp. • B.W. COOK'S column appears every Thursday and Saturday. Participating Merehants • Amaree's • • Westcliff Optometry • ..... _ .. _ .. .-... risten~s Lin erie • • The Butera Collection • c-~-• L:~ttle~ReeJS)le & Me . • The Urban Gardener datebook -~ i I -----------.j e-~ . reel critics Find big laughs .in 'Lebowslq,' big yawns in 'Twilight' mnows NOTI: The Reel Crltla col-- wnn features movie critiques written by community members sef\ling on our p.nel. Superstars can't save plot in Newman film B ill and Gay agree: With all these superstars, •1Wi- ligbt• couldn't miss. It was going to be a blockbuster. Unfor- tunately, •bust9 is a better decla- ration. Oh-obi He needs more aidl Bring in Raymond Hope (James Gar- ner), another ex-cop/private Investigator. The audience gasped ("Why Gamer? Must be his TV experi- ence some years ago as an inert P.I. on "Rockford Files•). There were at least five more absurd sub-plots we left out. Each of these veteran super- stars is capable of providing pro- fessional performances. Tho bad "1\vil.ighr needed a spotlight. The whole undertaking was very ·dim." • GAY WASSAU-KEU.Y, 57, is the edi- tor of a Balboa newspaper and is active in the c6mmunify. BILL KEUY, SS, is an industrial engineer. the exception of Goodman's times, this movie features con- character, I kept asking myself slant surprtses around every cor- . why these people were in the ner of the fast-paced screenplay. fihn at all. They served no pur-Jeff Bridg~ is great as The pose other than to provide a brief Dude, an agmg pothead who smirk. or to serve as a set up for leads a deeply casual lite of no a brief disjointed laugh some-consequence. His most serious where 'tn th~ film. activity is hanging out at the And several of the directions local bowling alley with an the plot went in were tompletely assortment of fello~ losers. J>Ointless, serving only to confuse That is, until he IS lJlista.ken the story line and convolute the by thugs for film. another . Now don't get me wrong. I like Lebowski ~d the Coens. •Raising Arizona• and cau9'ht up m a •Pargo• ·are two of my all-time b~e ~eb of faves. And honestly, all things kidn~p~mg aside there are a few hilarious and mtrtgue. mom~ts in •t.ebowski.. nus puts The What is disappointing is that Dude ~ way the story had potential if the cin-over bis bead. Paul Newman (Harry Ross) is a slow-mov- ing, retired, down-on- bis-luck. private investigator who is now Coen brothers are at it again with new comedy Paul Newman and Susan Sanmdon star In the drama .. 1\vWghl" emati.c wonder twins had only The. presence remained focused and not tried John De pko of bis best pal, sober and all Kell caruiot car-Gay Wass -y ry a gun for and Bill Kelly ~he might harm himseU. So he is living with tired-out actor Gene Hackman (Jack Ames) who is dying of cancer. Ames has a wife, Catherine, who is a chain-smoking, piano-play- ijlg, past-prime actress (Susan Sarandon). Her first husband dis- appeared some 20 years ago. (Foul play? Let's hope!) The worn-out plot thick.ens when Ames hands Ross a myste- rious package to deliver to a woman but instead finds a near- dead has-been P.I. at the meeting place. Now Ross is in big trouble. Where is Catherine's missing husband? And, how did we 'know -Ross has a crush on Catherine! Enter Verna (Stockard Chan- mng), a cop and old girlfriend of ~s. She's going to help him. " . ~Where t • ~9 ·w bether it's ·Raising Ari- zona,• "Barton Fink," "The Hudsucker Proxy" or last year's critically acclaimed and Oscar-winning film •Fargo," everyone who bas seen a Joel and Ethan Coen film would probably agree that the brothers have a strange and off- beat sense of humor. · Their wickedly satirical paro- dies of characters who dance to the beat of a different drummer often times bit or completely miss the mass audience's funny bone. "The Big Lebowski," the. Coens' recent release, is no dif- ferent. Written, produced and direct- ed as usual by the Coen siblings, the film-is presented 4S a come- dy /detective story about a case of mistaken identity, followed by a kidnapping and ransom deal, and the events that subsequently unfold. Narrated by Sam Elliot (in his best western cowboy accent), Jeff Bridges plays Jeffrey Lebowski, otherwise known as The Dude. The Dude is a slack- er-supreme, hippie-surfer type, who, when be isn't smoking reefer or drinking Wh.lte Rus- sians, can be fowid bowling with buddies and fellow losers. Walter (John Good- Richard Brunette man), is a Vie tnam vet who blames every misfortune on the war, or Donny (Steve Buscemi), whose only purpose in life seems to be 10 be told ta "shuL _ the f... up" by Walter whenever he opens bis mouth. Solely because they have the same name and because of idiot henclunen, The Dude is initially roughed up and mistaken for millionaire Jeffrey Lebowski, • THE CULINARY WRAP Fresh, healthy int.emabOn8I dellC8CleS Ytnlpped Wllhn a flat rol. ~ 7 days e week from 11 ·00em -9.CQ>m l.ocat.ed 1n ttle Hdlgren Square. 250 E. 17th Street (714) 5484400 NEWPORT RIB CO. Cnmge r.ounty's best baby beck nbs served 1n a fnendly setting. ~ 7 days a week Monday · Thursday 4pm • 1cpm, 4prn • 11 pm Fnday -Satu-day end 2pm · 1 cpm on Sunday. l.ocat.ed at 2CXlJ Newport Blvd 631-2110. 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O'l board the "Plide of Ne'NpOl"t" Riverboat, Home Cl The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum (Formerly Reuben E. Lee) Is ~ From 11 em-9pm Lunch end Dinner Set Sun Brunch Barn (cloeed Mondeys). Reserv8tlons Needed cw, R>r Weddings, 8enqueta 0-Privata Parties. Al Major D-eclit Cards Accept.ed. Located At. 151 E. Coe9t Hwy. Newport Beech, CA 92660 (714) 873-3425 Fex 87~7864 Pasta. Caeser Selad, Home made Sausage. Veel, Lamb, Vageterian Dishes, Wina, Beer. Cepp ICcino & Oeeeert. Hours: a .k.a. The Big Lebowski, whose ex-porn star and trophy wife owes money to several seedy characters all over town. She is kidnapped and ran- somed, and The Big L employs the The Dude to deliver the ran- s9m under the auspices he'd be able to recognize the guys who mistook him for the real Lebows- ki in the first place. From there the plot thick.ens and I won't even attempt to explain what happens. Suffice it to say that events unfold in typi- cal Coen brothers fashion, com- plete with strange dream sequences and the introduction of eccentric-to-say-the-least char- acters of whacked-out propor- tion. Various Coen film alumni inch1ding John Turt:urro~ Good- man and Buscemi, pepper the · landscape of this movie. In past Coen ventures these perverse characters have added some-· thing to the story and to the overall flavor of the film. In "Lebowski," however, with AMACHI to fit so many useless machina-a crazed Vlet- tions into the film. nam vet So overall, on the Brunette played by John Goodman, scale of "pay full price at the accelerates the plot ~to t?e typ· movies," •bargain matinee," ical Coen brothers' wild nde. "video rental." •wait for cable" There is suspense in the twists or •rd rather be a brain-dead and turns of this plot, but this loser like The Dude than watch movie is really a continuous this movie" (wait a minute, I satire of almost every aspect of pretty much am a brain-dead los-American life. Wealth, power, er like The Dude). I give •Tue sex, art, politics, funerals and pop Big Lebowski, • rated R for lan-culture itseU all become objects guage and some sexual content, of parody as we follow The a •wait for cable" rating. Dude's adventures. • RJOtAJltD 8RUNETTE, 34, is a recre- ation supervisor with the city of Costa Mesa and a Costa Mesa resident. 'The Big Lebowski' is big oftbeat fun A s in..:'..FCU'QO" anq •Raising Arizona• the Coen broth- ers once again bring to the screen a collection of oddball characters who occupy the hid- den spaces on the fringes of nor- mal society. Funny, offbeat, and surreal at Great use of music and out- standing special effects in the fantasy sequences add to the sur- real effect. There's a lot of unnec· essary bad language, but the movie always maintains its sense of humor. At times hilarious, it's one giant spoof and totally tongue-in-check. •nie B~ Lebowski • is big fun. Grade: B+ • JOHN DEPKO, 47, Is a Costa Mesa res- ident and a senior Investigator for the Orange County Publk Defender's Office. Sust'i & Sushi tD Go. ~ Bar Al M8jOr Q'edit C.ards. Loceted At. 2675 lrvtne Ml (Across from Newport Gdf Chrse) (71 4) 645-5518 TA PAS The ody restau'ant '" o.c. to dfer the fnmt '" CUtSine from Spain With liYa Aam9I 1CO el "81 tllir WTl8ft. Speciaizing tn Peele, steaks. grilled frteh fish & peetas. ~ 5 days per week, cloeed Mon. Locatad et 4253 Mertingele Wsy (1 mi. ~ " John Wrryna Arport). Major credit cerd8 ~-(714) 756-8194 BENIHA~A America's ITI06t celebrated Japanese rest.ai.nnt. ~ 7 days a week. Lunch 11 :3Jam..2:30pm Moom. 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Coelt ~ 646(llW) DIHO SIAM Tt1lli aw-. ailh. ~ 7 .... ~ -BICl.rdly. l..Lmh 11 :00 e.m. -3:00 p.m. llnrir 4 :00 p.m. • 10;00 p.m. ~ CllWr-~ P-:tY ~ &. ~ Mlllbll. l..oottlsf '" tt'9 CGllll Mlil ~a 183D Nlwpor't BM:I. 0.1 54. 84&3e58 f I I • ROYAl.KHY ... t ......... d Will. qp.,• ~ Mf , 1;3(). ~ (JDlld w ...... ....., bMctl 11 3)2;30. DrirW'..,.. twn a:~ l...-.1It1CIX> ... a.~ Cllnowfd';w...,w ~lla> 1 THURSDAY, MAAOf 12., 1998 A11 Mamet examines academic, political issues in 'Oleanna' ByTomlltus r r I • P IAygoers considering an I academic career may have l strong second thoughts 1 after watching •oteanna, • David f Mamet's riveting ~on of : 1990s sodal and political issues I on the Second St.age of South l Coast Repertory. : Mamet touches on a broad • scope of •now• issues in this l 1992 work -sexual politics, ! femiDism. academic freedom and I political conectness -but the core element here is vulnerabili- ty. Can a respected, about-to-be- tenured university professor be destroyed by the whim of a bor- derline psychotic student? And if so, why? Director Martin Benson bas done a superlative job with his two-character cast, modulating their performances to the extent that we sit, uneasily, on a ticking bomb awaiting the inevitable explosion. When it occurs, it is predictably devastating. ~Y.I. ·~·C>Jean-na• • MW .. ~--~ South CoMt~· Sea>Dd."Stag~ •. 655 Town Center Drive, co.ta Mesa +WHEN: Now through April 5; Tuesdays thiough Pridays at 8 p.m.1 Saturdays at 2:30 and 8 p.m.: and Sundays at 2:30 and 1:30p.m. +HOW MUOt. S18 to $ft + PHONE: 108-5555 ., Michael Cana- van and J.ymey McLeod attempt to reach an understanding in .. Oleanna" OD the Second Stage of South Coast Repertory. Though both strive mightily, there can be no connection. He constantly talks over her bead and she cannot allow him to fin· ish a sentence. It's a sn..dy in frustration -exacerbated by the ill-timed phone calls - , which escalates to outlandish l proportions as she brings : groundless charges of sexual : harassment and he ultimately ' strikes back with the only ! weapons left to him. • Michael Canavan delivers a I 1 superb performance as John, I the sympathetic but ultra-intel- lectual educator whose use of words like "paradigm,• which require a pause for explanation, drastically hinder his chances of getting through to the confused student . He may well appreciate the power Qf his position. which spawns an attitude of supenon- ty, but his genuine attempts to level the playing field are com- mendably portrayed. As Carol, whose confusion turns to frustration, then venge- ' ful anger, Lynsey McLeod is equally brilliant, though the play's constrictions require that she keep a lid on the psychotic I I I I I I I nature of her character. McLeod depic:U the simmer- ing anxiety perhaps a bit too much too aooo, yet without this early telegraphy, her later behavi,or might be dJfticult to comprehend. Veteran Mamet watchers may be amazed to find only two instances of the •p• word in the play, spaced an hour apart. Here the playwright eschews his usual ptoclivity for profanity to concentrate on the inner workings of his characters as they strive to understand one another. Understanding, of course, is futile given the ingredients with which the playwright has used to create his two-character con· fuct. But the path toward that end is endowed witp richly delineated performances under the direction of a master. It is a play to talk about on the way home, along with (like Mamet's •Speed the Plow") just what the hell the title has to do with anything. The SCR ne wsletter attributes it to an old Norwegian folk song, which is as good an explanation as any. The premise is innocent enough: A troubled female stu- dent sits in her professor's office, exasperated with her inability to comprehend his instruction. He is exasperated as well, constantly interrupted by telephone calls regarding his impending pur- chase of a house. ~------------~---------------------------------------------------------------------~ • Authentic Sushi Bar • EJegant Dining Room ~M-f1-.z:ll "' •Complete B . -...uT ... 1191.M. CUIOIMAYS ~ru.t fool l1t R 14/0lfabfe Prhu. 111/Tie Ti«e.,, tMk !falolfe. I ,,. \ ,, , f ,,., "'" '''"I \I Chubb Burger Combo $ 3soi;:s 1/3 Pound Burger, Steak Fries and Bottomlell Soft Drink. Early Bird Special 25%0Ffany Espresso Drink M -f 6am-8am '2-.oqet-s l G.;~ ~, /l9' Sandwich House Sandwiches, Coffee and Espresso Drinks, & Smoothies r. idQil~ P"' ,,, Atl··ori !or . ,. 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The bakery specializes in Ger- man baked goods like rye breads, pretzels and strudels and wedding, birthday and specialty cakes. The retail store is also home to its wholesale distribu- tion center, where 80% of its business comes from. You'll find their signature baked goods at local hotels and restaurants like the Marriott, Hyatt, Hilton, Balboa Bay Club and the Newport Beach Country Club and their breads at Hughes markets and local German and European delis. Open since 1960, owners Chris Kraneiss and his cousin, Renate Kraneiss, took over the business in 1995 after two other German families had successfully run the bakery for 35 years. KIM HAGGERlY I DAll.Y Pl.OT German Home Bakery owner Chris Kraneiss holds turtle and crab display breads that are made for special occasions. The bakery specializes tn cakes, pastries, breads and other Imported goodies. The Kraneisses use the same recipes as the original owner, experimenting just a little with a variety of fruit and nuts. The recipes are traditional German, from apple and cheny strudel, dobosch, scbnitten and tort to black forest cake, coffee cake, cookies, danish, fresh breads, pret- zels, cheese sticks and crusty rolls. What makes the German Home Bakery such a wonderful destination is not only its Euro- pean flair, but the fresh ingredi- ents used in every piece of pas- try, cake and other sweet goody. Original German butter cream is made with real butter, eggs and sugar and their own apple filling is made from scratch with fresh apples. Watching the action is just as nice as sampling the goodies, as pastry chefs bake and decorate the cakes, breads and pastries right there in the store. Small pastries are an incredible $1.60 each. These traditional Ger- man delights are rich, sweet and delicious and add inches to your waistline just looking at them. I got sticky stuff all over the place when I enlisted the help of my family to sample the gooey, sweet delights. Each one of the pastries got an "oooh " and an "aaah" as I lifted them gently out of the cardboard box. The first to emerge was a Napoleon -a flaky layered pas- try with a rich butter cream ~ ing, frosted topping and choco- late drizzled on top. Next we tried· another authen- tic German treat, doboscb, with seven layers of cake separated by chocolate mousse and topped with dark chocolate. The schwanwalder (black for- est cake) is a double layer of dark chocolate cake separated by a cream filling and chocolate shavings on top. The bienenstich schnitten con- sists of slivers of cake surround- ing a giant glob of butter cream filling -artery-clogging but heavenly. BuY • SEIL ·-l"RflDE MOOltTflltl • ltOAD • BMX & CROISElt BIKES ONE DAY REPAIR SERVICE Lowest Prices AME BICYCLES MD ACCEUORIEI ja11Prrisr 2706 HARBOR BLVD., #0 COSTA MESA (SOUTHEAST CORNER OF HARBOR & ADAMS) II 00 •· CMst llwY., Cdll au.-111 Mon. 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Free Talk -Growing up Amish, 2 p.m. both days • Amish Coun~ Traditions • Pine Cnfte Ptom LancaNr COOntg, PA 112-Q'/-92!/0 n ORANGE COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER n <; f '• f f: <_ f t' ' ~., fl ,\ I ' Rock 'n' Roll with Rambert and th~ Rolling Stones POUR PIRPORllANCISI March 13 at 8:00 p.m. March 14 at 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. -Mftf{h l~ilt ~~ p:m. P'reYIN Ttlb -..._ ,-.. ,..-1 .ta ~ n.,. ti"" U...1 ...... S'-'-' t:l2 .... 1J PttVW II t1P ~ •vett4. "Siu • nn1ng ... This was terrific .dancing." -S..Ftuc#co Clnrliele - f "' l ' • " I • • t I DON LEACH I DAl.V Pl.OT 111ie ~ CMt of •CblldreD of Eden.• ~ Hutior High Scbool'1 spdng muskal. wW ~~two Btf>le itorles-Adam and Eve and Noah's Ark-In a contempoa:uv style. MUSICAL: "Children of Eden" SCHOOL: Newport Harbor High School STORY LINE: 11lis rousing musical brings two familiar Bible stories -Adam and Eve and Noah's Ark -to life with contemporary style. A multi-generational cast features an enchant- ing children's chorus as storytellers and also as the frisky animals of Noah's Ark. DRAMA TEACHER: Gail Brower DIRECTOR: John Massey, Jr. NUMBER IN CAST: 50 .FEATURED PLAYERS: Principle characters are played by Nancy Hancock, John Massey, Jr., • Brian Mullis, Justin Lo, Sarah Mucho, Taylor Bannert, Felicity Cla.i.re, Sean Chin, Nick Di Crisci, Mike McLean and Erin Phillips. ----------------------.·~ Golfing Cruises Available ~ 1i!JUJSE);.._ -csr.~ 3933 IJlrch StrMt • Newport 8Mch f.f 260-0778 WHEN: Today, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. COST: $6, $8 and $10 WHERE: Newport Harbor High School, comer of 15th Street and Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach PHONE: 650-0242 INTERESTING NOTE: Composer-lyricist Stephen Schwartz ("Pippin" and "Godspell") and writer-director John Caird ("Les Miser- ables") have created this emotionally rich musical in the tradition of •Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. • "Children of Eden" is in great demand in Orange County, and with other productions in the works, Newport Harbor present its West Coast Premiere. t11e1111e ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak • Seafood • Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 THURSDAY, MAROi 12. 1998 MUSIC ~JAZZllWll'ROV The Jazz lmprov Ensemble per- forms today at noon In Room 101, the Recital Hall at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, and Sunday at 2 p.m. in Room 119. Admission today is free. Admission Is $7 at the door on Sunday. For informa- tion, call 432-5880. > SUNDAY MUSICALE The Newport Beach Library Foun- dation's free Sunday Musicales presents pianist Shirley Case in a -program titted "The lmpt'ession- ists: Debussy and Monet• Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the Central Library's Friends Meeting Room. 1000 Av~ cado Ave., Newport Beach. For information, call 717-3801. >TRIANGLE SQUARE The shopping center has free live classic rock performances sched- after hours uled from noon to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday; from 7 to 10 p.m. friday and Saturday; and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in 'he Town Square at Triangle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For informa- tion, call 722-1600. > FOLK SINGER Temple Isaiah of Newport presents a performance by folk singer and accordionist Osi Sladek Sunday at 7 p.m. at 2401 Irvine Ave., New- port Beach. General admission is $12, $10 for members and seniors, $6 for students and free for chil- dren under 12. 548-6900. > FOUR FRESHMEN The Four Freshmen ¥id the vocal ensemble Beachfront Property will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advance tickets are $23 and $20 for OCC students. Tickets at the door are $26. For ORANGE COUNTY PRESENTS Information. call m-5880. ~ UJIOQUI MAS1BtPECES ~ The pacific Symphony Orchestra - Pf esems ·earoque Masterpieces.· a concert of music t7j Handel. - VIVl1dl and Bach wednesday and "" Thursdav at 8 p.m. in the Orange •. County lterfonnlng Arts Center's . Segerstrom Hall, 600 Town Cent.er Orfve, Costa Mesa, A preview talk, will be held at 7 p.m. Tickets ra~ from $17 to $48. For infor-. mation, call 556-2787. > MOSTLY MOZART The Padfic OloraJe pt"esents •Mostly Mozart• Saturday at 8 p.m. in~ Hall, Orange County Performing Arts ~ 600 Town c.enter Drive, Costa Mesa. A preview talk will be hekf at 7 p.m. Tickets range from $15 td S45. For information, call 556-2787. >BIG BAND The Jazz Pacific Orchestra, the Monday Big Band and the Friday Big Band present a concert at 2 p.ru. Sunday at the Robert B. Moore Theater, Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Cos- ta Mesa. Admission is $6 in advance, $8 at the door. For information, call 432-5880. TWIH ++P.nLm~ '98 Concert Series Dinner concerts in the dynamic, intimate venue of Twin Palms Newport Beach -.. March 13 EDDIE PALMIERI tao NEWf'O"l CINTI" DRIVE AT F~IHION ISLAND • • A14 THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 1998 F.AX: 7t community commenta~ . Dear Reverend, God was a· part of this race By Cyndie Borcoman T he Rev. Crisp, I was perso~ ally hllrt that a person m your position would make judgments about the Spirit Run without even attending the race or calling me (the race director) to find out more about the race before shanng your opinion with the press I work full time dS a juvenile court schoolteacher for at-risk teenagers. ln my spare time this year, I have been the volunteer director for Spuit Run '98. One of the redsons 1 chose to devote so much of my time on this project is becduse this race d emonstrates the "spirit" of this community. This rdce was started 15 years ago al the bme public school funding WdS drastically reduced. This rdce ht1s raised funds in all three elementary schools to allow for enrichment programs in art, science, music, computer science dlld physical education. My experience dS d school counselor and teacher for at-risk kids and my master's m education has taught me that these "technology programs" and enrichment opporturut1ei. make a difference in early education of keeping students on track so they do not become dn "at nsk" statistic later on. Unfortunt1tely, our schools do not qualify for the many grants and funds given to more disad- vantaged areas. Without the fund • raising the parents dqsiat Ander- sen, Lincoln and Harbor View Elementary, we would have mediocre schools at best. I do not believe our many volunteers should be criticized for raising the standards of our children's ed ucation, especially if it does not take away from other great charitable organizations. Rev. Crisp, I was surprised ~at you felt the time of the Spirit Run discourages participation from church worship. Perhaps you were not aware that many running events were scheduled to allow for flexibility in attend- ing church service. I personally know many students and their f~es that attended church or temple the night before the race, earlier in the morning, directly after the race, or Sunday . evening. The Spirit Run is a won- derful family event that keeps families together. If you ever went to the Spirit Run, you would see this with your own eyes. The Rev. Crisp, I do not understand your point about our area leaders turning their backs on the programs for children in our area. One of the Spirit Run's primary goals this year was to raise the awareness of disadvan- taged children in our community. The Spirit Run used the media exposure we received for our race to also promote the Orange- wood Foundation, an agency that cares for abandoned, abused and neglected children in Orange County. We were very successful in raising the awareness in the community of the wonderful pro- grams Orangewood Foundation has for abused and neglected children. We also helped raise money for the foundation. In addition, the leadership team of sixth-grade students al Harbor View made hats for the kids at Orangewood and invited them to our race. Our goal, and we were successful, was to teach our children (at Lincoln, Harbor View and Andersen) about other children who have many hard- ships and who do not have the privilege of being in a safe home free of abuse. I also may remind you that though our comrmmity is Newport Beach and Corona del Mar, we have our share of disadvantaged children who also profit from our efforts. The Spirit Run sponsored more than 200 disadvantaged children rurming in our race. These chil- dren live in the communities of Santa Ana and Orange. They could not afford to run, but we sponsored them so they could gel the th.rill of participating in this great event. Many of their teach- ers brought them to the race. I wish you could read the letters of thanks they have written us. These children had a great day where they felt they accom- plished something worthwhile when they crossed the finish line and were honored with a race medal (for every child partici- pant}. They ran their hearts out and felt good about themselves for a job well done as did all the children I watched in the race. Harbor View, Lincoln and Andersen do many fund-raisers .---------R.E • 1b1s year, despite the raJn.. and bad weather, 3,500. runners -~ mostly families'-came out to participate in the Splrlt Run. The during the year for disadvan- taged members of the communi- ty. At Thanksgiving and Christ- mas, all three schools have a huge food drive and provide gifts for poor families. Also, after the Spirit Run, we donate all leftover T-shirts and sweatshirts to a charity. I shared your letter with my family. My~ry sad that a minister in our community would oiticize his mother's efforts. The ti.me I put into this race was a huge sacrifice for my family. They supported my efforts to help our schools and because we believe in the benefits of this race. This year, despite the rain and bad weather, 3,500 runners -mostly families -came out to run in the race because they felt it was important to run for their school. I'm proud of their efforts and I believe God was looking down on them all and gave them his blessing. Only if you were there to see their determination and •spirit,• can you understand what this race is all about. An ~xample is a 10-yeer-old runner named Rudy. Rudy had both legs amputated in order to gain mobility from a oippling diseaSe. He has two •robo• legs now that allow him to run and swim. What an inspiration it was for the spectators to see Rudy run and complete the race. Despite all the odds, Rudy is a winner. ...... -.;._....~__,_....._._........;;..;;.._._....,....___.""'-' OK, one last time, it's Michigan I am visiting your wonderful dty during the months of February and Mardi. I live tn MJchlgan. While reading the Daily Pilot on Monday, MArch 9, I noUced that you referred to Ryan Leaf u the =back for the ROie Bowl pion Wasblngton State Cougan. Pleuo, p1eue cor- rect your mistake by noting that the Untvenlty ol Mlcbl· gan Wolverlne1 won tb ROM Bowl and are the 1998 champi. Hall to the W:tonl MARY KAY otUOCMH N~Be4Cb· f I would have thought after the many ed1tortal erron ln the Daily PUot 1isues in the days leading up to the Rose Bowl. yotl might have been a bit more C4reful about ony 81Ucles even mentioning the Roee Bowl. Imagine my tur· pme to reed today's lead arti· cle, announdno the pretence at tbe Toebiba 5enJoi' Oustc Klck..otf Party of Ryan Leaf, •quaitert>ack for the ROM Bowl champion w~ State Cougars!. lt•s been a few monthl af.nce you tnsulted the Umverstty of Michigan, ao 1 guea ~ tlg- uted it wu time to do 1t again: DEIBIE WENDLER Corona del Mar Jason verdict was fair I support Judge Dickey's deci- sion to find Jason Rausch guilty of misdemeanor vehicu- lar manslaughter, and I think, by far, a large majority of the people do too. Like so many others in this community tom by this tragedy, I have been following this story since I heard those frightening sirens the night of May 23 and saw the chalk marks on the pave- ment while driving along Irvine Avenue the next morning. An overflow aowd and televi- sion aews witnessed Amanda Arthur as she was crowned home- coming queen, and her improve- ments are nothing short of a mira- cle, but she'll never be the same. Dan Townsend, who also was seri- ously injured, fared much better in his recovery. But Donny Bridgman is gone, and as a parent, I can only imagine the grle.f his family Is still suffering over b1$ loss. Jami b a~ kid who made a serioua mistake: He was q>eed- ing that night with the livea of his clnmnates in his hands. 1be cXm· ~will bauot billl dllllust of his life. I underSWid be faees up to a~ in jail with 1e11tendng on March 27. t recommend to the court that he be given a reJattvely lenient sentence: no more than 30 days, plus thi8e yean lnf«DW probedoo.; and perbap1 as~ u 500 bOun ~ oommunity' earvt.ce. Any JOnger tbne tn jail won't MIV8 any purpoee. Juon alitainlY learoed hia leDon end QUl better repay ~thrOugh ~ commuruty Mrvlce. MkJtAIL ... LAWL8 .. Newport Beach DON LEACH t.DAJLY Pit.OT . race ls_a ~lebration of the spirit of the youngsters and families in the community, said. Cyndie Borcoman, race d.lrector. · l We saw a young daughter run, guiding her blind father to the finish line. Another 4-year-old boy had cerebral palsy but man- aged to complete the race. This race is a celebration of the "spir- it" of the youngsters and families in our community. I don't believe our children were removed from churches, synagogues or mosques. I be- lieve our children worshiped as usual and in addition were involved in a wonderful celebra- tion. I believe there was no lack of respect because God was a part of this race and I witnessed God's love on every child's face. I understand even your own church offers an evening service. readers hotline Beach embraces this irascible character as a community trea- sure, a folk hero on a par with the Laguna Beach Greeter. LON DUQUETIE Newport Beach I believe Sid Soffer should have to get a pennit like anybody else would under the c:ircumstances. I've known Sid for about 20 years, probably more.than tQat actually, and Sid's always been a guy who felt the rules didn't apply to him. I think it's time that they apply to him like anybody else. TOM ANDERSON Newport Bea.ch Re: Sid Soffer. It's pretty stand- ard in m<l6t cities that you have to stay ln business, you have to keep the business operating, it can't be closed for longer than six months. However, if somebody bas contin- ued to try. and ient something or keep a business open and bas oee:n-una.Olito<io-uiitlberi think they should be able to ,. open. But in this peJUcular ins- ~· it sounds like be'• been ~twoyYISwtlboot~ .. any intent or effort to opeq. end ~ should have to go through the nor- mal process just like anyone elie. SIDCROSSUV Newport Beech Parental control, not computers I wanted to oomment on Hu· • .el.n M.ubili'• atcry iri the March 2 edition~ the Deily?Uot ~ the acboOl b\.Wel; g«til1g catded and Iba aun.-ea on tbeN, and I JUll wanted ID .kind cf cWtfy Wb8t J laMS reaantmg •b6g blodMlr. II 1111161 wbafl ~ ... to rMd: Jni&alltlan d WM;mM! ID mrdl on·~ IChool btia II not really "big....,.._. In~ but rather .bia laths .• Where ll'fJ tbe fathen GI GMIM Y"'"'G"*'' &nd Why. it Deel •• ., .... ~tobilp6-,....... Under ClODlral. We demi .Deed. . ~' • I do not fully understand why I you singled out our event as an j .example of disrespect to th~ reli-• gious community. I find it d.isre-: spectful of you to put our efforts I down without talking to us first 'I and instead writing a letter to the , Daily Pilot. I honestly feel you ) want to make your own political , point at the hurt and expense of • the children, families and the ., 1 many volunteers participating in this event. It was an unjustified attack on the integrity of our community. • CYNDIE BORCOMAN, of Newport ' Beach, is the volunteer director for Spir-i It Run ''8. J taxpayer-supported, computerized ID system for our school buses. 1bat is a luxury we cannot afford in this country when we need money for kids to learn how to reed quickly. If we as parents kept our kids in line, this grant would not be necessary. 1be true bottom line on local control is parents controlling kids in the home. And if there was fear of punishment on the home front if these kids rebelled on the bus, this grant and others would not be necessary. WENDYLEECE nustee... Newport-Mesa Unified School District Candidate John We're delighted to read that John Hedges will run for 5th Dis- trict supervisor seat. With his experience as an Air Force pilot and currently an alrline pilot, he can speak With authority on air- } tine-safety ' ----- • • nigh not ' Snoi 11 rune Baa ing was hes the c . Fl COi to a afteJ p.m. part; Beat T of a asso festt with derfl Edw Mor appc the I I Al 161 ,l . • I 4 • • I ·1 1 • • I I ,, • • • I ' ~ l i I l MISSING CONTINUED fROM A 1 were IUJ>posed to do, as Baca ini- tially reported the incident as a runaway, not a missing child. •A run.away at that time of night that'• involved in a fight is not considered a priority call," ' Snowden said. Ten minutes after the reported runaway call, Snowden said Baca's call was upgraded to miss- ing child statu.S, and an officer was dispatched. And at 8:33 p .m., be said Baca called back to say the child was found. . FILM CONTINUED FROM A 1 to appear at the screening and after-party. The event is set for 7 p.m. April 1 at Edwards Island 7. A party will follow at the Newport Beach Hatd Rock Cafe. lbe special screening is just one of a host of galas and celebrations associated with the annual film festival. which kicks off March 26 with the screening of "The Won- dedul Ice Cream Suit," starring Edward James Olmos and Esai Morales. Details on celebrity appearances and the schedule for the festival, which continues Cost Effective Legal So~ laiJ 'f ALDEN'S CARPET has opened anew Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL RUGS & RUNNERS on SALE . Handmade wools. synthetics, sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC . 1663 Plaeentla St .. Costa Mesa 64&4838 Yam Cicquot NN 8tut )7Sml MbftvD Conlon Roup 7SOml Mumm &m Ory Ownpap>C 7SOmJ I , SHW l\CiCI ON Vodb t.75 Uter M.ci1M Sinp Mak Scocat, 12 Yr. 7SOtnl Macallan Sinp Mak SaDcch. 11 Yr. 7SOml \ J. I.Ohr~ S.uvitt'On 750inl Mciutoo c..dc'l .... BcMdciia 7SOtnl Still, Baca said that doesn't explain why police took so long to respond. And Baca maintains she never said her son was a run- away. In Newport Beach, the 911 dis- patchers said when a missing child is reported, the response time is between three and five minutes. "Something like that.is consid- ered high priority,• said Laurie Fallon, dispatcher for the New- port ~ch Police Department. Costa Mesa City Councilman Joe Erickson said he planned to look into the situation. "I'm a parent of small children as well, and I am concemed," Erickson said. "The police have through April 5, will be released Monday. This year's competition will include more than 100 films from 30 countries as well as several fea- tures from Orange County film- makers, organizers announced last week. Feature films, shorts, docu- mentaries, retrospectives and ani- mation all will be a part of the fes- tival. ·we are really excited about this year's group of films,· said Jef- frey Conner, executive director. "The production quality is superior to films submitted in years past." In the third year of the Newport Beach event, the festival has grown in size and popularity. ..,_ a..•-... _ done an excellent job in the past looking for missing children .... I would hope the police would respond very quickly to a missing child .• As for the mother of the child, she said the incident was disturb- ing. "Had he not known where he was going, that would have been a bad deal," she said. ·vou hope it never happens again. and if it does, you'd like better response.• And the Bacas, have no plans to play host to a sleepover again -ever. "We'll be doing Palace Park, Chuck E. Cheese or bowling next year," Baca said. Quartararo said the response from the filmmaking community was overwhelming, and tickets for the festival already have started to sell. The City Council this week approved a $3,000 donation -its first cash contribution toward the event -which will help festival organizers increase the number of venues within the city. Tickets are on sale for individ- ual festival events as well an all- access pass. Proceeds from the fes- tival go back into next year's event, Quartararo said. The film festival runs from March 26 to April 5. For Tickets call (888) E1M-TIXS, or for more- information; call 546-Fil..M. O..&M a..., ... .... _ .,.99 12.60 Has Sclea Oardonnay 7SOml 1.99 1.10 19.99 11.00 S.49 •. 9, Columbia Oat Chudonnay 750ml 18.99 17.10. J. Lohr Owdonnay 7SOml 9.99 9.00 I O.tM Forat Ck:n Omdonnay 7SOml 7 • .t9 6.75 a..., .... ........ Bonny Doon p.afic Rim llialing 7SOml .S.99 s.•o 29.98 26.99 Santa Bad.ra R.w Chitdc>May 7SOml 1S.99 14.M> 18.99 26.10 '47.99 < 0 .20 a.•M ..... -9.00 Forest Glen Mcdoe 7)0ml MO W'dd Hone Malot 7SOml 21.60 lluahecfwcl Venm.'I Miiiot 750ml IS.'° HtdliDda Plooc Nok 7l0ml •.10 Pvducd Pinoc Nolt "°"" I I • f:i~ ... ........ '.'> ' ' . '• . ' - .. THURSDAY, MARCH ~2. 1998 A15 s ~ fot the ~ several maD'N to ma.a. publk out- r..cb for 1bt ~ and come up with new ideal for the revi- t•HtatlOi>; Oge idM wu nllocatmg the ~ aild M ~. whicll ltt about _..fifUl of a mile west of Bilboa Wlage, aaid plimiler John Dougw. •Tue tbtnk1ng iJi if the library is located in the downtown business area, it would help to bring more activity and pecles· trlan traffic that would help in the reVitalizat1o.n and brin~ more customers to the bu5i- nesaes there: Douglas said. •Also, because downtown is close to the ferry_ landing, it woUld enable people from Bal- boa Island to take the ferry and walk to the library.• nte ldea would be for the · dty to sell the existing property and use that money to buy land for and build the new facility, Douglas said. First, the dty needs to study the availability of land in the downtown area, the net cost of a relOcation and die efledl oC mgvtng tbe fire ltatioa. •we ue ,_ frillD melrtng a dedlioa Oil ~ to do ... Wood Mid. City Cound•man John Noyes. a member of the '"'1Al· ization committee, said he Ilk.- the idea of relocatln9 the library and fire •tation. • 1t we could take tbe proper· ty it's on now and aell it tor ,... ldential [development), we could ~ the lpOD8Y to build some nice new buildings, pub· llc restrooms and maybe some parking,• he said. •we think reducing some of the commer- cial space in Balboa would be belp!ul to the businesses down there. I'm very much in favor of it.. It bas been almost a· year since the City Council adopted priorities for revita.liziilg the peninsula. They include public out- reach, parking management, a feasibility study for Balboa Boulevard beautification, new entry signs and sign regulations for comniercial businesses. At the same time, the council decided not to pursue forma- tion of a redevelopment agency, eliminating parking r--~-----~----·..._-.... ___.-......._ • t I f.Y.I . : I I ~ + WHA'r. lnfonnmtioNI : : meeting on the city's Balboa : : Peninsula revit.afiution : I effort. & : • SPEAIC.ERS: Assistant Oty : l Manager Sharon Wood end f : Pfannf ng Commissioner Mike : l Kranztey. : l +WHEN: 7 p.m. today. 1 :' + WHERE: Central Ubrary, f • 1000 Avocado Ave. : : . ~--------~-.......... ---------~-J from tbe B&1boa BouleYerd median aDd ~ or .,.. cati.alg' ........ 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Even some of the professional golfers playing in this week's tournament -who have seen reports of mudslides and torren- tial rain around Southern Cali- fornia forcing other golf towna- ments to be cut short -had their doubts about the chances for a sunny Toshiba. •Some of the guys on the [PGA} tour were joking with me last week and saying, 'You guys get El Niiio this week. we've had enough,'" Senior PGA Tour pro- fessional· Mike McCullough said. MBut they have no idea how good we have it." • Gifts • Luqq~e • BU.siness CaSes •.Travel Items • Games • Backpacks • Handbaqs Limited to Stocb On Hand. When It's Gone It's Gone. First Come, First Serve. STAGECOACH Luggage Gifts 1044 Irvine Ave. (Westdiff Plaza) flJev.port Stcre ~ ....... ~'»te4a no v er 50 Years of Fine Quality" C USTOM-MADE N EW FuR.NITURE • DRAPERIES MARCH SPECIAL ADDITIONAL 5°/o OFF Thru March 1{j1'1 1998 . . . . briefly in the news Stretch of Newport Beach remains closed A 1 112-mile stretch of shore- line from Newport Beach to Huntington Beach remains dosed today, as county health offici.als continue to monitor contamma- tiQn from a raw sewage SP.ill last week. Larry Honeyboume, program chief of water quality for the Orange County Health Agency, said the concentration of bacteria in the water has come down since the 8,t8ft was closed to swimmer5 last Thursday. Howaver, he was uncertain when the stretch between 51st Street in Newport Beach and Brookhurst Street in Huntington Beach will reopen. About 21 million gallons of raw sewage spilled into the Santa Ana River at the end of January, when sewage pipes in San Bernardino County burst as a result of heavy flows in the flood control channels, Honeyboume said. But despite the ~r closure, Newport Beach lifeguards report- ed betweez:i lS,000 and 35,000 people basking 1n the 11-degree weather Tuesday on the reJ.ll8in- der of the city's shoreline. Federal assistance ready to flood victims U.S. Rep. Christopher Cox (R- Newport Beach) has announced that federal assistance w11l be available to Orange County flooding victims. Those who have been injured or sustained property damage as a result of recent stonns sh ould call (800) 462-9029 from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays to r~quest relief from the Federal Emer- gency Management Agency. Thirty-two California counties, including Orange, have been declared disaster areas and are eligible to receive federal assis- tance. ·r - EYE· OPENER Vanguards' women win; QUOTE OF THE DAY ·rm di plnddng ml/#V abol4 fUJlnnlng c1u1 ~ 6111 II *"'*1 ra. '°"81 ""'/OCI# a1td Pb.I wtll. we ltiaN a dtanca OQtlln.ll an~ ... • its off to the NAIA Tournament! -OOS'TA MES.4 M1U..lil&4LL STAN/)()(/1' BJ. UCHTWl!T I In the bunt, now if 'mo' will just put us over the ·top today! , • Going into Day 2 we're five strokes off the pace, meaning, if nothing else, ' we at least have a'chance. , Here we are again ... our pro's name reflecting the · team score on the • leaderboard ... McCullough, -15. • • OK, so were not in first ... but • heading into Day 2, we're in the ' bunt, five behind the leader. •The day started out like any other typical Southern California day ... earthquake just before five ... roll out of bed ... head to 1 the shower. Soon I'm dressed t and off to the course. -I , • I fight through the swell of • amateurs checking in and it's off to the range to bit a few balls. It's there I hook up with my : other partners: Gary Gray, Alan ' Szabo and Jim Cardarella. We ~ chat...exchange high fives and ' encouragement. Next it's off to ! the putting ( green. P R0-1\M \ Everyone's excited ... _and a little nervous. • Finally, the time comes. Over the loud spealcer the request comes for all golfers to #go to their carts• . tom It's time. • . h •We meet , JO nson our pro, Mike • McCullough. ! Eighteen , boles later we'll all agree that • he's probably one of the nicest l guys out there on the tour. • McCullough has been on the ~ ~~nT~3~:; ;!~ s~!~~ f requalify this year for full , exempt status. I • We start on bole two ... McCullough busts a big drive ... Szabo follows with a big poke of bis own ... a 14 handicapper, this could be good. At hole's end we manage an unspectacular net birdie. We follow with more birdies, interspersed by a par here or 1----IAel'e", • McCullough does bis share. He rolls in a 12-footer downhill on thlee ... aJiiclq' 25-footei: on.. ttle slick seventh ·:~i.a 30.footer dfl nine ... and anomer downhm 25-footer on 12. • On 15, Szabo hits a blg drive and a good five.wood onto the par 5 ... be misses the eagle putt, but settles for a tap·in birdie ... net eagle. The team 1s alive. • We birdie 16 and 18. It's a . au.tying opening day. But our • team knows we're capable of better. • McCullough himself flnbhes with a 68. • So lt'a Day l . By seven o'clock tonight they'll be poning out the aysta1 to the top tlve ftntshen. • Tudays profellionAl draw ii Don Biel, a MYeD·time Mrilor Winner and tWtce a WUiDer on the PGA 'Jbur. • 11..i goOa. Tee ttiDi 1s 1:1s. We'D lt&rt OG the ltgnature t?tb bble. • see you 1n the wtnnen drde • Sometimes it's not the physical pressure, but the mental pressure of the competition that tugs at the hearts of many of these grandfathers. "'We had~ glory d~ on the njgUJar toW'. distinguished faces in all of Newport Beach, didn't mind cashing his $150,000 paycheck for winning Toshiba Senior Classic m. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot Even one of the Senior PGA Tour's greatest champions, Bob Murphy, senses the dilemma: Most of these golfers are grandfathers who feel they should be around more for their families and enjoying their golden years, rather than playing their venerable game with such fierce competitiveness and chasing each tour stop's pot of gold. #In some ways, it's very difficult for us,• Murphy said of his family. "We had our glory days on the regular tour. This should've been ... well, I think maybe in some ways the Senior Tour never should've grown to the point it is, or grown so competitive. "Sometimes it's good to just play golf, to just play and have fun, and not get caught up in all this sickness of competition." Don't get Murphy wrong. It's not that he doesn't enjoy winning millions of dollars while playing some of the country's finest links and gaining worldwide exposure. That in itself would constitute a sickness. Thls show~p;e been ... we~ I think mayDe in some ways the Senior Tour never should've grown to the point it is, or grown so titiv ,, " compe e ..... . -BOB MURPHY It's just that part of hitting the Senior Tour "wall" is turning 55, and Murphy doesn't want to spoil the fun because there's a little money on the table. Murphy, 55, certainly bad a blast last year in the Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach Country Club, sinking the unsinkable 80-footer up a two-tiered green with the sunlight about gone and a 10th playoff hole waiting to happen on ESPN. "(Tue Senior PGA Tour) is different today than when it started (in 1980 with two tournaments),· Murphy said. "It's difficult to just play and have fun. (Llsten) to what Jack Nicklaus said. He still wants to be the guy; he still wants to win. That's how you feel. But you rob yourself if you're not enjoying it. So that's what my wlfe (Gail) and I try and do -enjoy everything as much as we can." And no, Murphy, now one of the most • SEE MURPHY PAGE 83 ' IMPROVEMENT T arry Laoretti .L..(Ieft) blasts out of the bunker at No. 7 in TOSHIBA Wednesday's pro-am session; above Graham Marsh llnes up a putt on the 11 tb hole; below, drawing the lion's share of the gallery, Gary Player watches the otght of the ball as he tees off from No. to. • Elevating the standard of the course at Newport Beach Country Club has become pretty obvious. M aybe on television it isn't easy to notice. But for members of the Senior PGA Tour who have grown accustomed to Newport Beach Country Club, it is an enormous difference. Before Opening Day of this year's Toshiba Senior Classic, the club finished its 1 t/2 -year, three-stage project of renovating all the bunkers. The bunkers now provide a better fit in proportion to the golf course's greens. "What we've done is simply listen to the PGA Tour's recommendations, and this is the result,• Newport Beach Country Club President Jerry Anderson said. ·Llsten to what Gary Player bad to say (Wednesday).• Player, one of the game's all-time greatest, said in a press conference that "this golf course is the most improved on the Senior Tour. It will be better for the members in the long run." This comes on the heels of players having already given critical acclaim to the course. Remember Jim Colbert after winning here in 1996? "It's the perfect seniors golf course,• he said then. Last year, the high marks continued. But this year it appears that Anderson and his 'crack team, led by NBCC Superintendent Ron Benedict, have gone beyond the call of duty. #This golf course is in magnificent condition.• said Bob Murphy, the event's defending champion. "Jerry Anderson is such a golf pro -it all starts with bis cooperation,• Senior Tour official Skip Whittet said. "He listens to our suggestions, then he tells the owners that it's the right thing to do. These (improvements) are going to elevate the stal\dards of the members." Anderson said the renovated bunkers make a "huge G 0 L F richard dunn difference in the aesthetic look of the whole golf course.· Q While the bunkers have been trimmed or expanded to be more precise in relation to the greens, the NBCC staff is far from finished with its plans for future Toshiba Senior Classics. Anderson, a member of the Southern California PGA Hall of Fame, hopes to tackle a new project every year, and next on the hit list is the renovation of the lake at the par-3 hole No. 4. Beginning next fall, a 60-to 90-day project will give hole Nos. 3 and 4 a new look, pending PGA approval. The small, concrete-bottom lake to the left of the third green will be eliminated, while the water over No. 4 will be expanded. Now about Jl/2-feet deep, the la.lee will be dug to about 6t/2-feet deep. Additionally. there will be a rock. wall and cascade waterfall built behind the fourth green. gwing golfers "better perception to where the green is over the water,• Anderson said. The cart path at No. 4 will also be reconstructed to go • around the back of the green. rather than in front, as it is CWTently. The project will also usher in a rebuilt fifth tee box. A final decision on the two lakes merging into one is expected in about a month. •tt's pretty nice to hear Gary Player ma.king those comments," • SEE DUNN PAGE 83 othigh s athlete of the week • .. . - THURSDAY, MAR04 12. 1998 ·Dodgers put away 'Mariners • McCarthy leads the way in 11-4 victory in Newport Harbor Baseball Association action. . NEWPORT BEACH -Nick McCarthy tallied three singles and an RBI to pace the Dodgers to an 11-4 win over the Mariners in Newport Harbor Baseball Associabon Pony action. McCarthy also fired two mn.ings of scoreless ball while recording five strikeouts. Adam Cherry got the win after working the first three innings. The Dodgers also received strong offensive outings from Ryan Mekovttcb, Jon Bass, Lucas Parker, David Neira and Blake Hanl~y. Defensive standouts were Parker and Mekovitch, both catchers who gunned down a Mariner trying to steal third. Geott Rill ripped a solo home run for the Mariners irl his first at- bal, while Bryan Hochwald added an RBI single. Chad Ror- den also had a clutch hit, while Jarrod Wollard threw out a base runner. MUSTANG DMSION Phillies' Highlights The Phillies defeated the Mar- lms as three pitchers combirled for a 16-slrikeout no-hitter. Tyler Parke r, Milly Munce and Kevin Etter combirled for the near-perfect outing. Offensively, Cole Riley smashed a two-RBI single, with Michael Thagard _ and Nathan Bingham each driving in a run, as well. Angels edge Yanks, 9-8 COSTA MESA -In Cos-CM AL ta Mesa American Little League Majors action, the Angels, led by the pitching performance of lrevor Smith, fended off the Yan- kees, 9-8. Smith threw three innings fan- ning five and allowing two runs. Tyler Berried fired four Ks in two innings of work, and also starred at the plate with a 2 for 4 day. He scored twice. Joey Constantino added a triple, 2 RBis and three runs. . For the Yankees, Kyle Allen reached base four times scoring once, and Nick Pfeifer added two runs. Tigers 6, Athletics 0 The defending CMALL Majors champion Tigers used sol- -id defense to top the Athletics, 6-~-:· .Tiger hurlers Jeff Thompson, , Ste\rte Doerr and Michael ~McLean combined for 13 strike- , O'u\s while allowing just four hits ·and one walk. Bryce Cartcb and Doerr each delivered a pair of hits to pace the offense, while Robert Angle and McLean chipped in with an RBI. Jett Waldron had a double and a tnple for the As. OCC DUELS DEAN.ZA BRIEFLY Tars Dlercy Laguna Beach Orange Coast wJ;:s compete in qWut . of State Playoffs today (2 o'clock) at Concordia. tty MOIJy v:nit'y, Daily Pilot IRVINE -This is how you hon- or a basketball team after it plays its collective rear o1f -you stack it up against an opponent that wW force it to play even harder. Orange Coast College's women's basketball team played what Coach Mike Thornton called its best game of its 25-9 season last Saturday evening in a 74-66 win over College of the Canyons to earn a spot in today's 2 p.m. State qua.rterfin.al bout at Concordia where the Pirates will battle second-seeded De Anza (28-7). •They get a lot of points off their transition, they're an excel- lent rebounding team and have two good perimeter shooters," Thornton said of the Dons. Leading the way for De Anza, who breezed through the North- ern California Regional with 15 and 36-point wins, is 35-year-old Jane Riley, who averages 18 points per game and 16 rebounds a contest. The Bucs counter with OEC Player of the Year Jennifer Lud- wickl (23.• ppg, 9.4 ipg). Ludwicld, Coast's all-time leading 1COrer, it supported by a cast that shared the lead role in the' Regional final. Sophomore Becky Loshak averaged six points in the regular season, but has poured in an average 12 ppg over the last six games, all Pirate wins. Six-foot-4 Natalie Weeks, point guard Adria Sortino, rebounding ace An1 Saraydarian and an inspired bench appear to be in top form. •1 feel like we are playing as well as we have and we can still do better,~ Thornton said. MWe have improved dramatically over the last month and I don't see why that can't continue." NEWPORT BEACH -· ·Kri.1tfn Urban and Usa Hunting- ton drove in three runs apiece to help host Newport Harbor High open its softball season with a 10- 0 nonleague win over Laguna Bea.ch Wedne¢ay. Urban, a junior, went 3 for 3 with three. RBI and pitch~ the final two innings to wrap up the win for starter Bonnie Kinsey, a freshman. Huntington, a freshman catch- er, also scored three runs for the Tars, who stole seven bases and did not commit and error. Seni01:; second baseman Kyle McNichols and junior shortstop Shawn Talley added to the sparkling defensive effort for first. year coacli Frank Talley. ~GI· fUwr;(lln 1 &::Aauu lllAof 0 UgUNI 8MCtl 000 ()() • 0 ) ) for IVC in a route-going effort. OCC travels to Puilerto!1 on Fri- day. ~~rCI Irvine vauey CoMt 2 IM1t wi.y • ooo o . 4 1 , Ofenge COIA 000 200 0 • ~ ' 4 ~ llWJ lr.nch: PNIP' and ~ W · ~ <Ml. L • l'tielpJ. 4-7 2t -Jotw\IOl't (OCQ la De hlmtl coco. Mater Del ties Sailors SANTA ANA -GO Newport · Harbor LF Higb's Erin Haller earned medal- ist honors with a 43 as the Sailors battled to a 243-243 tie with Mater Dei in nonleague girls golf action Wednesday at River View Golf Club. The Tars other scorers were Kate Enriquez (48), Brianna Riel (49), Marissa Nix (50) and Alex Robinson (53). COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Newport~ 04) b 10 6 0 OrAdson and Woodbuly, IC~ Urt>.n 1.-i .nd Huntington w . Kinsey; 1-0 L • De~. O-t Newport loses. 17-1 • sec clincnes berth in NAIA Nationals with an 80-69 victoey over rival Concordia for the title. COSTA MESA -When Southern C41ifom1a College's KmU Wright drilled an open tbree-P..Jiinter with nine minutes iwnatnitjg in the game, it put the v~ up by just five. It didn't r.1 the game out of Con- cordia s reach, but U sent a clear meaege to the visltors. 1be mea~ wu this: SOR- RY, LADIES. NOT TONIGHT. The Vanguords never trailed. They watcbeC:I their star senior, Elaine Whittemcire, break the scb.ool scoririg reOord. • . And they're go.ing to Nation- als. sec, now with a record ot ~5'~ banded the third-seeded Eaglet an 80-69 loss 1n the Golden State Athletic Confer- ence Postseason Tournament title g81Q8 to eam a berth to Nationill 1n Jackson, Tenn. -a fint for tbe sec women. •0ur girls were not going to lose,• GSAC Coach of the Year Russ Davis said. After jumping out to leads of 9-2. 21·7 and 27-11 early in the contest. sec appeared to be in tun throttle, re&ay to crutse to Victory before the crowd of 1,013 at 1be Pit. By mixing up defensive ybAJDes, which included zone variations, straight-up man-to- man and b.alf <aurt traps, the V411guards also used a 19-8 rebounding advantage to mount a U-point halftime ~d over the Eagles (U-9). •we were so pumped up," Davis said of the ftnt·balt explo- sion. With 4:17 left in the half, Whittemore, the conference's most vahiable plAyer, bit a free throw to ~ Kristen Bevis' (1~92) career scOring Dl41k with .bei' 1,209th P9'?l • WhittemorL f:iDished with a ~~ 21 ~ts to bring her total to 1,219. ConcordJa's 6-foot-3 star Heethfir QUD got into foul trou- ble ~ in ttie second half, but her fM!imMtes ~ to rally end ICIOl'ecl tmeia ~ts on each of tbl'M ~ plays to cblP SCC'l lelid tO]Ult ane 1>91ilt With 9:'6 Wt •we ftilued a little. When Heather went out wttb four foula, we ~t the game wu over,• t>avts '8ld. •obvioualy tiot• De.VII ~ 1ili team, tn -a timeout and demanded to bOW wbO wu the GSAC dwiifJk- LIGHTVOET CONTINUED FROM 81 High. After splitting a pair of nonleague matchel against Century and Corona del Mar, agatnst which Ughtvoet pounded 18 kills apiece, the Mustangs rolled to what ii believed to be the IChool's first volleyball tournament title, knocking oft host Univentty ln the t1tle match. •Never ill my Ufe did I beUeve we . could win tb.at tournament.• said the bun-headed blaster, Who wu Mel«•• go-to guy aD day, •My ooaCh (Yv tte Ybana) l81d other ooacbel were 1ta.rtmg to talk about me,• Ughtvoet recalled OI the day-long ti:b.anp!l, the t6ld to whic.b featured the tncree.ling ottentkm of ~g blocken. { 28 -Urb6n (NH) Estancia girls are 4-0 COSTA MESA -GOLF Estancia High's girls golf team extended its season· tong win streak to four matches with a 161-173 win over Esperan- za Wednesday at the Mesa Lirtda Golf Course at the Costa Mesa Country Club. Laura Cote paced the eagles with a 47, while Erin Thomson shot 53. Liz Bennett carded a 61 . Tars edge Falcons, 10-9 SANT-A BADMINTON ANA Newport Harbor High senior Josh Yoches remained unbeaten in boys singles and Jamey Beeson also swept in boys singles to help the Sailors (~-2) edge host Santa Ana Valley, 10-9, in coed bad- minton Wednesday. Brett Balcer and Pete Hogan, a pair of· Aµ-CIF football players, won-thell''first match of the' sea- son in boys doubles, while Baker added a mixed doubles victory with partner Brooke Plamson. Daub stars in Mesa loss COSTA MESA -Costa SOFTBALL Mesa High sophomore center fielder Kelly Daub belted a home run and made a shoestring catch to trigger a double play, but visit- ing Orange broke a 2-2 tie with three runs in the seventh to claim a 5-2 nonleague softball victory Wednesday. Daub. whose solo shot in the fifth tied the game at 2-2, added another hit, stole a base and scored the hosts' other run, while senior teammate Kristirl Chisholm bad the Mustangs' oth- er two hits. 0r-..s.c..... ..... 2 OrMge 000 110 ) 5 7 4 Costa Mew 000 110 0 • 2 4 4 BO)'Ce and Winger. Olitholm .and Owtm.t1-1. w . BO)U. L • Chisholm. 0.1. 28· llo)'ca.(O). w.tsn« (0) H" · O.ub (CM). Millikan nips Estancia LONG BEACH - Andy Thomson shot t-GOLF under par (35) for Estancia High's boys golf team, but Long Beach Millikan. hosting the dual event at El Doroado Golf Course, edged the Eagles in the first half of an 18-hole nonleague match, 192-195. Other scorers for Estancia were Tom Rausch (37), Casey Busch (38), Pete Anderson (40) and Dart St. Laurent (-'5). Orange Coast loses, 4-2 COSTA MESA _ Keli SOFTBALL Johnson went 2 for 3 and team- mate Sara Des Pal.mes had an RBI triple for Orange Coast College, but the host Pirates fell to Irvine Valley, 4-2, in Orange Empire Conference softball action Wednesday. Jennifer Phelps went the dis- tance on the rnouqd fpr OCC 18·9. 0-5 in OEC), ~t ber throwing error in the first inning allowed two runs to score. OCC made three. enws. in.. the first ti-Irvine v~ (4-11, 2-31 scored three l'\lJl.f. ~ - Alida Ashley earned the win NEWPORT BEACH -Newport TENNIS ~arbor High's boys tennis team could not handle vis- iting Sunny Hills as the non- league foe defeated the Sailors, 17-1. NOM.EAGUE SUNHY HIU.S 17, Nfi'Wll'ORT HAMOll 1 Slngtes • Rlnek (NH) lmt to Kilo, 6--0, lost to Ytu, 6-1; lost to Chu, 6-2; Hwuh (NH) lost. 1-6, 1-6; won. 7 S, SlnQ4!• (NH) lost 6--0, 6-1, 6-2. ~ -ijlll>llW·MKM.mer (NH) lost to Cho1- Chang. 6-0, lost to Un-Yes, 6-2; lost to Kim-Ye.;. 6-2, TajlrM Snyder (NH) lost. 0-), 6--0, 6-2; Oswandel· Petterson (NH) lost. 6--0, 6-0. 6-1 Estancia girls win PL ACE N - TIA -Estancia SWIMMING High sopho- more Lauren Cassity won two mdividual events and contributed to a winning relay to lead the vis- iting Eagles to a 91-74 nonleague girls swimming victory over Valencia Wednesday. The host Tigers defeated the Estancia boys team, 81-68. Cassity topped the field in the 50-yard freestyle 127 .14.} and the 100 butterfly (1 :15.35), while frestunan Katie Menden (1:07.27 in the 100 free) was the only oth- er individual winner for the Eagles, who improved to 2-0. Sophomore Jesse Gamboa earned the only individual-event triumph for the Eagles' boys squad, touching out ahead of the competition in the 100 butterlly in 1:05.53. Estancia ( 1·1) did win the 200 free relay, behind Matt Hoss, Paul Secrest, Nate Thorpe and Brad Wayman. NONLEAGUE IOYS VALDKJA 81, EsTANOA 61 JOO mechr re&ey • 1 ValeoN, I S7 )1 JOOffte 1 WlkotlM.21>641;2.WOrthington M. 2 16 76, l welll m. 2 21 08 JOO IM 1 rite M. l 25.99; 2. Strlll\d M. 2:29 95. ) Graw\ (E), 2 JS.25 SO"'-I Mof9anlen M. 231>5; 2. Hou (E). 2l SS, 1 Weymen (E). 25.22. 100 tty · 1. G.tmb<M <n 11>5.51; 2. T1te M. I OS 91, no third 100 fT>M • 1. Spe\MI (V), S 1.31; 2. Wiison M 55 118; J Wtyman (E). 56.U soo "'-· 1 Motvenl.-i M . 5:12.'1: 2. Dominici M. 6 :U 98. 1. Collier (£). 6:44.10. JOO "" relay • 1. EsU!\tl1 (Hoa, ~ Thorpe. Wiy!Nn), 1·39.56. 100 bed! . 1 Spathes (V), 51.lS; 2. Hem (E). t·02 67, l G.tmboe (£~ 1:12.06. 100 tw.Mt 1 Straw M. 1:10.50; 2. 0111t1n (!). I. IS 41,) Gr1ve (El. 1:19.81. 400 fT>M ,...Y • 1 V.ltnd' no tJme.,-.,. GMlS ESTANCIA 91, VAUNOA 74 JOO~ relay '· Estendl (Baer, Frino. Flllh«ty, L c.nlty) 2 -17 23 JOO tr.. 1 ilffany M. 2:14 93, 2. Fllheny CE>. U6.l6. 1 , CMsity m. u4 57. JOO.. 1 s.ah M. 2'48.21; 2. .... (E). 2:50.59. 3 Frtno (E). 2:S 1 08 so ftw t L c-ity (E). 27 tt, 2 ic.ty M 11 67, 3 Kally M. 33 OS 100 tty • 1 L Clulty (E). 1 15 3S; 2. a.Mr ('Q 1 11 U. 3 Janna M. 1 t9.65 100 "'-1 Minden m. 1-07.27; 2. wlh M. 1 11 as. 1 umi. M. 1'14 52 500 fT>M • 1 Tiffany M. 5:56.46. 2. FllNtty (E). 6 36 37, 3 J <:Amity (E). 7'09.43 JOO he relay 1. Estandl (L ~ J. Caulty. ~ Frlno). 15752 100 bid· 1. >enne M. 1.20.0; 2. Mayo (E), 1'21 OS; 3 Menden (E). 1:2316. 100 ..,_. • t ~ M 1:26. 16; 2. Ff1no (El. 1:29 04, 3. !City M. 1 lS.71. 400 he ~ · 1. Estancia (Menden. Meyo. J cassity. Flaherty), 4:37 ..44. OCC wins in three COSTA VOLLEYBALL MESA - Orange Coast College's men's volleyball team swept visiting Santa Monica Coll e$- day night in Orange Empire Con- ference play, 15-13, 15-5, 15·10 behind the play of Mark Pozsgai ( 10 ¥ills), De.rin McBain (eight kills) and Dave Spegon (eight kills) • The Pirates improve fo f O-t overall, 6-1 ln conference play. Bven last year, Ughtvoet actmtts, he :WU intimidated ~ in his firit varsity campaign. •f.wu'tbb 6-foot sophomore playing Jrilddl9 bloCk.-and I did.n1t know what I wu ~· But the coaches worked bard of the 6-7 standout, who is currenUy pursuing a professional career. •sut I've never talked to b1m about vblleyboll. I don't even know if he knows I play.'! With me every day and I started to tmprove.• Ughtvoet'1 tniprovement escalated qulcidy when he Joined the Balboa Bey Club pf99Yam lut summer. H" played on the l8.;..and-under white (sec<>ild) team 1Ait fall, italt1nG on a team that ciompetid at the JUniOr OlymjJk:I. •J>ltyt.og club~ me a lot.• Nkl 4gbivo.t. WbO idotiw Eltanda High Product Matt~ •• four-liiDe cOllige AJl..Amerl(U Wb6 ca=: otil!eu!alo-~"' ..... the natialW cti.ia• ___ 1Mt ..-.. ·He 1tve1 two aown 1rom .. ail rv a}Ways ad.r.nli9d blm,. Ughtvoet laid ~ Ughtvoet soid tgnorance of the Mesa program 1J widespread, even among his fell.Ow students. •we don't get many people to our matches. A Jot of my hiendl know I ploy volleyball. but they don't know lt'• my tue.• Whatever aowd does lbOw up, however, can expect a Show rrom Ugbt'Yoet. for wbOm Ybti'ra ii among tho mOlt~t adnWwl. •He'• •~c player aiid tun to watch.• 11.kf Ybina, a form. ~ outl\de bitter at BOlle State. •H11 )\11Dp61)Q ..., 11 IO outltandfivl. be~ ~ up and 0¥9' ~ 8iti Mt ad be bttl tbll 'bd vwy, vwy hUcL I bted to block b1m ltill wMk .In sn,da ind bi bUJt ma.. . l Newpon Bncb/Cosc. M Daily Plloc THURSDAY. MARCH 12.. 1998 13 MURPHY nine holes at Toshiba and it doesn't even last a yeart• said Mwphy, refening to David Graham'• record 10-hole playoff win over Dave Stockton at the Royal Caribbean Classic in Key Biscayne, Pla., earller this season. •Pretty unusual.• ~-----------------------·~~ CONTINUED FROM 81 I I I I I I Murphy said he'll slow down ~ about four or five years, then Just make occasional appearances for the tour when requested. -TOSHIBA •I I I I I ·ru support the tour, but (the slowing down) will be good, rather than going out every weekend and being so competitive,• Murphy said. "I'll also stop getting so exasperated when I hit it sideways." Murphy, the first player to be selected Rookie of the Year on both the PGA Tour (1968} and Senior Tour (1993), became a grandfather for the first time two years ago during the Toshiba event. "My daughter (Kimberly) bad her baby when I was leading the (Toshiba} after the first round,• said Mwphy, Murphy who learned of bis daughter's big news moments before teeing off the next day. •And our daughter was born when I was leading the LA Open in 1969. I left that tournament to be with my wife, but she already had the baby before I could leave LAX. I was disappointed, but I felt it was the right thing to do." Murphy, who said being a grandparent is •everything I thought it would be," is eager to once again storm the NBCC links, even though nothing could top last year's performance when he defeated Jay Sigel in a tour-record nine-hole playoff, culminating on NBCC's signature hole No. 17. "Who would have thought the eight-hole record would stand for over four years and then we go Murphy, who bas a histocy of arthritis, which he overcame to continue bis golf career, earned $262,39' in his first six events last year, including the oversized Toshiba check. But then Murphy struggled, winning only $423,217 in his next 24 tournaments. •Putting and chipping, that's where I make my money," he said. "But I didn't putt weu.· Murphy was among the top 10 Senior Tour money leaders from 1993 to 1996, his best year coming in '95 when he tied Jim Colbert, the Player of the Year that season, for the most victories (four). Murphy also cracked the million-dollar mark in '95, then followed it up with another million-plus in '96. On the day of his miracle putt at 17, Murphy had earlier watched partner Bob Charles sink a similar putt in regulation on the same green. •I was thin.king about Charles' putt the whole time I was preparing, II Murphy'said. ur was telling myself, 'You don't want to leave yo~elf a two-or three-footer.' We both thought it would have less break, and Bob's reaction dwing his putt was that (the ball) was too low. But it wasn't. It stayed on line.· Murphy flipped his putter in the air, knocked his straw hat off, then placed bis hands on his head after making his winning putt. The Toshiba Senior Classic would never be the same. SENIOR CLASSIC NOTES McGee (Michelle} has her d~ beaming Jerry Mdiee didn't make a hole-In-one or set th'e course record ~t Newport Beach Country Club, but the Senior PGA Tour golfer was riding high Wednesday afternoon. McGee had just learned that his daughter, Mkhelle, a girls basketball standout at East Palestine High in Ohi9, was named Columbiana County Player of the Year for the 1997-98 season, as voted on by the coaches. •They've got her listed as 5-foot-4, but she's S-3, • McGee said proudly, while reading about his daughter's recognition in an Ohio newspaper that was sent to him overnight. Michelle McGee. a senior guard, averaged lS.9 points per game and finished her prep career with four school records. ·she's too sweet to be competitive,· the golfer said. ·1·m not sure if she's going to play softball or basketball in college. She's so small it's unbelievable. But you can say I'm walking around the clubhouse a little taller today.• • Jimmy Adams. a part·time Udo Isle resident, shot 4-over-par 78 in the Monday Qualifier at Los Sef'ranos Country Club in Chino Hills and did not qualify for the ~ior Oassk. Mesa Verde Country Club head pro Tom s.rvent. the PGA of Americ.a"s Professional of the Year in 1997, also tried to qualify, but shot 82. flay C8rTasco (Irvine), Halrry ~ (Sarasota., Fla.), Teny Wiens (New Westminster. B.C .. Canada) and Jimmie Jones (Palmdale, Calif.) were.the four qualifiers for the Senior Oassic. Tolano won Wednesday's Pro-Am and pocketed SSOO with a 64; On the team level ~ Coody's group leads with a S1; Don JaN.t•ry-. bunch is at S2; and eight more teams are two strokes off the lead. MARC MARTIN I OAllY Ptl.OT Dave Hill putts out on No. 7 behlnd the leader board ln the Toshiba Senior C lassic's Pro-Am. DUNN CONTINUED FROM 81 Anderson said. •All those things make you feel good." 0 Anderson, hosting the Senior C lassic for the third consecutive year, said the entire operation has been easier this year, mainly because NBCC knows what the Senior Tow wants and there's better commurucation with the new managing charity, Hoag Hospital Foundation. With the charity as the vehicle, much of the event's success rides on the shoulders of the thousand or so volunteers. Last year, the event struggled to get volunteers when International Sports & Event Markebng managed the tournament. "Last year, members of the corrummity were coming from ,the standpoint of, 'Why do I want to volunteer, why do I WdDt to be a part of it?'11 Anderson said. "Some didn't feel they were treated properly, or maybe some felt they weren't given any relief (while on duty). "But now with Hoag, it's a whole different feeling. People instead are asking, 'How can we get involved?' They're definitely more organized (than ISM). I think the volunteers are in better communication (with toumament officials), and I think they've been given a lot more information on a regular basis, and they're kept informed about what's going on. Maybe they feel more a part of it. ·Let's face it: There are 1,000 people out there working, and you better be in communication with them.• 0 An example of bow Hoag has Improved the volunteer affiliation came months before the toumarnent, when hospital officials sent out volunteer applications. Al Gelbe rger waits his turn on the 10th tee a t Wednesday's Senior Classic Pro-Am competition. wind-shear pullovers as part of the uniform package. But Hoag mailed personal cards to each candidate, specifically saying that pullovers will be part of the deal Great gesture. TODAY'S PRO-AM SHOTGUN START : 7:30 a.m. + 1 A -Bob Murphy + 1 B -Bob Dickson + 2 -Charles Moody + 3 -Bruce Summerhays + 4A -Gene Littler + 4B -Miller Barber + s -Dave Eichelberger + 6A -Leonard Thompson + 6B -Hubert Green + 7 -DeWitt Weaver + SA -Hugh Ba iocchi +SB -Don January + 9 -Gary Player + 10A -Gil Morgan + 1 OB - Jay Sigel + 11 -Gibby Gilbert + 12 -Frank Conner + 13A -Jose Maria (.anizares + 138 -Larry Laoretti + 14 -Orville Moody + 15A -Dana Quigley + 15B -Billy King + 16A -J.C. Snead + 16B -Bud Allin + 17 -Ji m A lbus + 18A -Graham Marsh + 1 SB -Walter Morgan 1:15 p.m. + 1A -Lee Trevino , + 1 B -Jim Col bert + 2 -Jack Kiefer + 3 -Gay Brewer •Z. 4A -Terry Dill + 48 -Calvin Peete + 5 -Bob Duval + 6A -Larry Ziegler + 6B -Butch Baird + 7 -Jerry McGee + SA -David Gra ham + SB -Jim Dent + 9 -Tom Shaw + 1 OA -Larry Nelson + 1 OB -George Archer + 11 -Do n Bies -t• 12 -Jim Ferree + 13A -David Lundstrom + 13B -Ben Smith + 14 • John Jacobs + 1 SA -Bob Eastwood + 158 -Rocky Thompson + 16A -Bob Charles + 168 -Dale Douglass + 17 -Hale Irwin + 18A -Dave Stockton + 18B -Tom Wargo I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I -by Richard Dunn Onutted in the application was the mention of • RIOUUU> DUNN's golf column appears every Thursday -------------------------~ PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Michelle L HenMsay. 23 and Professions Code, the ecutlon ol the contract. hOwever, th" personal rep-aka BEN W. WATTER& are a person 1nleres1ed en If 50 subiect, lhe name Dated: March 10. 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLJC NOTICES Abeto, lrvlne, CA92620 speclalty contractor No bidder may wllhdraw resentat1ve will be required ak• B. w, WATTERS lhe estate, you may file and address ol the person Julla Raylene Groves, Per·1-------------Thia bualness la con-awarded the contract for any bid for a pe11od or to gtve notice to Interested CASE NO. Attt234 wllh 11'11 coun a lorm~I Re-with whom claims may be sonal Repre1entatlve ol lhe CNStlM'JU PUBLIC NOTICE due.led by an lndlvldual this work •hall Itself con-forty.five (45) days alter the persons unless they have To all heirs. beneficiaries. quest tor Spe.·lal Notice ot filed Is Barry R Shreear. E1tate .,._ .. .....:,,.... ---------• 19988700887 atruct a m11jorlty of the date aet tor the opening of waived notice or consented credilois, contingent credl· the Ming of an Inventory Esq./LAZOF & COSS. 4590 Attorn•vl•) at L•w: ~ti .._ c _ n f STATEMl'NT OF This atatement was flied work, In accordance with bids. 10 the proposed action.) 1ors. and persona who may and appraisal or est~le as· MacArthur Boulevard. Suite Colleen Barnev, l!aq. lelf ...,_ ...,_ F.-. ABANDONMENT Oil with th• County Cl k 1 the provisions of Callfornla Pu1suen1 to Section 22300 The lnde~ndenl admlnls· otherwise be Interested In Hts or ol any petition or 390, Newpon Beach, Cali· Albrecht & Bamev, tyA41t..,.O..f1100• USI OP PICTITIOUS er 0 Business and Profesalon1 ol the Public Con\(ecl trauon authority will be the will or estate, or both, account as provided en lornia 92660 t Park Plea•, Suite ~· .._ 11t*'4CMI ... BUSINESS NAME Orange County on 3-3-98 Code Section 7059. Code the CQntrect wit! ton· granted unless an Inter· ol: BENTLEY WILLIAM section 1250 of the Calllor· and the last dale tor hl1ng 300 1 lne CA 92814 ... • ,..... ~ • . Dally Piiot Mar. 5, 12, t9, Time le ol the euence. taln provl1Jons permit11n9 ested person files an ob-WATIEAS aka BENTLEY nla Probate Code. A Re-claims shall be March 30 • "' • MAN:H2' ,...,,...... h Th•b~~thperaon~ 28. 19911 Th31MS Fellure to compl~te the the 1ucce1sful bidder to jec1ion to the petition and w. WATIERS eke BENT· quest lor Special Notice 1998, which 15 the business PubllShed Newport ~..,. Q4 .._Mt ave ~I 1 1 8 e ~n work within the time aet 1ubstltute Hcuritles tor any show good c:ause why the LEY WATIERS aka BEN w lo1m is available from lhe day before the sate dal• Beach·Cotte Meu Deity ~ • ~ ..... ~· • c~1~T~ERSus :;:_:,~ PUBLIC NOTICE forth herein will result In moneys withheld by lh• coun should not grant the WATIEAS aka B.W. WAT· coun clerk. spec1l1ed above. Pilot March t2, 18. 111, Int. tDalll -""'-...._ PO~· BEACH AT THE the Imposition of llquldated District to ensure per1orm. authority TEAS Attorney for th• Pell· D•ted: 3/2198 1998 ,_.,e.w.._.....,c DANCE STUDIO 204 NOTICI TO damages for uch day ol ance under the contract or A HEARING on the peti· A PETITION hes bffn t loner: ROYAL BACCARAT Th387 MOHEH . 20tla Washl ton St N• CONTRACTORS delay, In the amount of pe<mltttng payment ol re· t1on will be held on APRIL leled by LEROY J. REIN· WILLIAM J, KEELER, CORPORATION INC 8 h' a.YD. 8each1:A 9266·; ewpor1 CALLING FOR •IDS S200 PB< day. tentlons earned directly 2. 1998 at 1:45pm In Dept. HARDT In the Superior ESQ. (CSB,,05749 11 C llf 1 ' ti·• PUBLIC NOTIC! ~~CA. 12927 'Fi 11 8 I School Dllttk:t Huntlno-Each bidder lhall aubmlt, Into escrow. 703 located II 341 The City Court ol C.llfornla County OWLINQ AARON & a om a corpor• on .......-N ~ The ct toui ua neu ton Beach Union High on the form furnished with 8Y1 Governing Board Drive South, Orange, CA ol ORANGE ' D ' BY: /a/ J•mH F. Mo.. STATEMENT OF (714' • Name rei:red to above School Dla1rlct the contract documents, a Sl9ned: 92868. THE PETITION requests KE IE LE A, 8 0 5 1 H • cowftz WITHDRAWAL FROM ="' .._ taes -~ ~ -3 ~ ~ Project: Bid ll20-Roollna Hit of the proposed sub-/SI tual McL•ne, Dlrec· IF YOU OBJECT to the that LEROY J. REINHARDT FR ES NO STREET• Published Newporl PARTNERSHIP ,.._:"" No 19973743499 ' Replacement 9ulldlng1 E, F ~~ ~ = ~=' tor·Proourement/En-granting of the petition, you be appointed u pe<1onal STE. 2 00, FRESNO, CA Beach·Costa Mesa Daily OPIRATINQ UNDER Judith A. Hiii 85 Tangelo and a at Westmlnat8f' High ~ r and s bcom ~ • ergy ConHrvatlon should appear 11 the he'!· reprnentallve lo admlnts-93710 Pilot March 12, 1998. FICTITIOUS EOB L& KA.lll)llON tMne CA 92e2o • School ng u ra ng Ing and state your Ou-ter the estate of the dee• Published Newport Th390 BUllNISS NAME ~ ll8CHAB.. LYNOt Roi*t M Cooper 31631 Bid Cloalng: 2:00 pm, Fail Pr.ctlces Act. Publlc Publlahed Newport jectlons or file written ob-dent. Beach·Costa Mesa Daily The lollowlng person has 8181 QEOAOIE JAC81TI> 2nd Ave ·Laguna• BNch Thuradey. Aprll 2. 11198 Contract Code Section B11ch.Costa Mesa Daily actions with the court t>-. THE PETITION request• P 101 March 6 12 13 1998 PUBLIC NOTICE withdrawn 11 1 geMfal UllM JAClal JACC* CA 92m· ' Obtain Ooeumenta: Hun-4100 et seq. Pilot March 5, 12, 1998 lore the hearing. Your ap-the decedent's Will and 1 · · Frh887 partnltr from the Part'*· U07 IHELL.Y GUA&.TIW Thia bu1in111 11 con-t~on Beech Union Hr, e.c:.,..: b shaJlert~edac· Th369 pearance may be In person codicll1, II an~ be admitted BSC 7102 ah1p ope<etJng under the H00e RAY .Jl1'tOC. =~by 1 general part· ~!,Jo°Jm ~~~~1~rcti'!f~. ~Uhler'• ~~k or ~ PUBLIC NOTICE <>fFbM~~~°A~liEDITOR ~f~1~:a:-. ~:.u~:i~ er: PUBLIC NOTICE r:~~:~=~~ ~~~a' :f~Ot:~s~:.l mccanv M917 Judith A. Hin Room 381, Huntlnilon bond In an amount not IHI or a contingent Cftdltor of examination In the Ille kept cne1575715 ° . Heliotrope Ave Corona 1721 POMONA A~ Beach CA 92848 (714) than ten percent (t0%) ol •SC 7070 the deceased. you must Ille by the court NOTICE TO •t PRIVATI IALI! D 1 Mar CA 92625 COSTA MESA. CA..,._, 1Hl174H 91 9&4-3331 ext. 4350 ' the ~ bid price, payable NOTICE OF your claim with the court THE PETiflON r1quesl1 Ca•• I Atllot2 T~• F'ictllloue Bualn .. s C7141 9'Q.1107 ....-: Thie at.1ement -• flied NOTICE IS HEREBY to lht OISTRrCT as I guar· PITITION TO and mall I copy to the per· authority tQ admlrl•ter the CREDITORS OF In the Superior Court ol Name releired 10 abovt t:IOMil with the County Clertt ol QIVEN that the Huntington antM ttiat the bidder, 11 11• ADMINISTER 1ona1 representative ap-estala undtr the lndepen· BUU< SAlE Calilomla, !or the County of was llled In Orange County _.,.. "" .._ .... "' Orange County on 2/24/98. Beach Union High Scflool propo .. I It accepted, 1h1n laTATI OP polnltd by tht court within dent Admlnlatratlon of Es· (SECS. 8104, Orange. on 11•6•94 FILE HO". ,.,_.: Dally Pilot Feb. 21, Mar. s, Dlatr~ Country promptly execute the 1 lour months from the date tales Act. (Thi• Authority 8105 U.C.C.) In the matter of the Estate Fe27534 · · 12 11 19911 Th385 Ct.llfornla, by iiiid AgrMment. rumlah • eatl1· MARCILLA ol flrat Issuance of the let-will allow th• peraonal rep· Nolle• Is hereby given to of Chlttea Martin Danz19er. Full name and eddreH ol IOell IWB>B.M ~ ' • through Its ovtrhlng factory Faithful Perform· VICTORIA WATTERS ters as provided In 1ectlon r.,.nlatlVt to take many creditors of the within Jr .. deceased. the pereon withdrawing: ~~L ":°AR L ( N 1 Puauc NOTICE Board, herelnall• rtf8f'l'ed ance Bond In 111 amount aka MARCl!LLA 9100 ol lh• California Pro-actions without court ap-named ltller lhat a bulk Nollet Is htrtby given SUNn Jane Young 11i ... NOON to 11 'Dlltrk:t'', win rtcelve not '"' than one hundred v. WATTIRS bate Code. Th• Ume IOf Ill· proval. Before taking c11· 11118 Is about to be m1de ol that the unci.rsloned will Popp Ave Corona del UtlD OllflY'f MCICINNIV --,-T-A_T_l_M_ll_N_T_O_P __ f up to, but not later lhM the perce'!?_<1~~of the ~otal alul M.V. WATTERS Ing claims will not expire taln very lmport111t actions, the 11se1 1escrlbed Mii at private 11le to tht Mii, ~A 92625 018 ~ ~YOlTA MANDONMINT OP •bove-etated time, staled bid p .... e, fl.I lh • ay· •b MARY MARCILLA before lour months from howtYer, the if'b!onal rep· below hllthest and best bidder, Suean Jane Young UH OP FICTITIOUI bid• tor tfhe 1w11d of 1 ::"~~~n t1:'y =~: V1CTO"IA MAY thboe hesrlng date noliced rtsentatlv• wl be required Thd • names 11stneu !~,>iects to 1concfirmation ot 199887..._ .. 0 MCCCAIV 20t• contrect or the above ..... COLDWILL a ve. to g!Ve notice to lntere1ted a dresHs 01 • are: ... d UP8f' or ourt. oo 0t Thi Iii .-ll\ACENM AW. IUllNll8 NAMI PfOJICt. (~) ot the tolal bid pttc.. YOU MAY EXAMINE the pe<sont uoleu they have BOMBAY D1. • a alter tht 23rd d~ . ol • statement WH ed COSSA=.:. CA tMl7 • fQllQwlnCl ~ A MAHOATOR¥ IH9blcf incUumllh '*1lllc:at -Ma.lllUACaLLA llleflpt f>1 . ll01Tee Of ~••nl'id amorm ~n. iien.'119TifUieonrce o "Wl'Of'1N cocnv Cl C7t4' -.al• 1M: have ablndonteft!W UM ol apect1on and walk Uvough ~ th9t the requlr.ct VICTO"IA COLDWILL art a pe<aon Interest In to the propoled action.) 15435 Jeffrey , 11e Colleen Barney, Eaq . No Orange County on 2""20-88 tOtliDIAM th• Plctltlout llualntH Wiii be held at 2:00 pm. Insurance It In •ff.a In tht CAii NO. A1t1133 the fftate, you may file The 11\depencMni ldml~•· 1 US, Irvine, CA f brecht & BwntyJ .• 1 .P"1l Dally Pilot Feb. n. Mat. 1. _... Illy ...... l4 NllM! HANA ACUPUNC-Mateh 11, 19118 at West-amountl Ml fofth In the To all htltt, b&Mllciarlea, with the coutt • fonnal R• tratlon authority wilt be The locatton • 'Ila Plua, Suite 3001 IMnl. CA 12 1g 10M 'T'h342 ...,.... ~AfJ.r~B #~':.ICc::! o=t: Hit..~~· ~4!: ~ =~.n: ~ =I=~~~ ~es~lf~sr,:' =:;; =ed ~·i.: ~n:: of the ~JI·~ -.: ::::.. allolthe~~ .. btle Ind : ~--TIC& .. WM A•·--· ~~ Mnl. CA t2aT rninlt•, CA. lM COl'lrlltf" IM" execute olhefwl .. bt lnltrff141d In and appralaal of "tat• ... ~ to the s-tition Ind • .. at the lirM ol dMUI and .. . CMto .ICllMI c.-w 1 • The flcUtlOue lullMta lldl lhall ~~eel In lht requtred doCUmtnlt, Iba wlll.Jl{_t lt1tt , ~ bQlh. 1111 0t ~f eny petttlon Ot gOOCf ceUM WhyJhe ALAsteJ by lh• ,, el1 OQtil, llllt .no lntttMI the flotllloW •w .. neM At ~ ,......., ~ thel*c»kMlilfflild libcM, btd IMUlttv~.-be of: MMC!U.A l't~O..IA aoco\IM 1 ~ tn COut"I ~not grW1l"ttte ot.,..bUIJMSI r 1 and ~ha.r ~In ao-NMM MOdUin,.,.._ /~ Wll tied In OrlnCle County and .tN11 bt opened and forfel\td. Tiit Ftlil'lf\A p_.. WATTI:RS w MARCELLA HCtlon 12$0 ot the callfor-eulhorlty. eddrtuea vs.a by the diUOn to that of aald • Tiit IOllO¥Mg P8'90ftl lh 209I ~A on 1MM7, flt No.1197S publ1dy rMd aloud It the fOMll~ land ehall ,. V. WATTERS aka M. V. nla Probate Code. A A• A HEARING 9" 1t1e petlo ... ., within three y .. r• ~ ctued In Ind to al the ~ IMlntel aa: COSTA MDA. CA. 131944 abovt41ettd tlmt and ~.!, ~.totce and efftC1 WATTERS aka MARY MAR· QUttt fOf Spedll Notice Uon Wiii bt htld on APRIL l0t1 !he date such Q1t WM ~ t..i >tOPeftY, Mu-0oMnv VI~ C. 17141 .....,. . Slll'ICI H. Han, 111 Kalmut place, • ... .._.. v,. (IUllWll .. &:; CELLA VICTORIA MAY form Is 1vtll1ble from the 2 19118 11 t :•5Pm In Deot ttnt or delivered lo IN Med In tN city of C.. Waah, ~241 Part! tt:aDUil ~,_-~,...Co.ta ....... CA. In ~ .elh the ttod ~·~~ In • COLDW!LL" aka MAR-coun clerk. 703 loclted rt :Mt The Clty bVyef are: BOMBAY DUCK. MMa. ~ of Orange. "Old, Dana ,oln . CA .... .., ..... ,. llllJ21J I provlelont of Callfornlt ~-0-11 ..... -ICT CEU.A VICTORIA COLC· Attomev for the Pell-OflV9 SOUit\. Orano-0 CA Geer1 & Praveen'1 BOM-Sla1-of talitom1a. .~ ae2• ...,_ Thia bualn•t • • con. lkltlneM and ''OfMllont '... '" ''""'" W!LL tlonen t2Ma. BAY DUCK llltfY dMCrtbed •• ~ e:hd I. lurbtr. ~. 1 ~ duCted bY an lndlVtdulll c• lectlon 1Q2f.11, and \ht"'"' to reftct ttrr Ot... A ,ETITION tlal been WILLIAM J unu IF YOU 09J(CT to the The namee end bullnet• Loe 415 of Tl'9Ct No. m2. reel I. ~ Helen A. Nin ICATHllNCl • 1 . lena H. )tan l'llbllc Connc1 COdt lee-~ .. ~ ~ any . Ir-flled by L.fAOY J. REIN· llQ fCSilOl14et) grlntlng of the petition. you eddfesttl Of the bW8f' .,.: In the City Of Cos~ NeM. Anocable Femlw = ~Jo. w t8Ml7IOOa4 don ~ ._ owner ,.. •..-•""'!"'" °' "'~ ~DT'. In the Superiof ., Q ON .:. lhOuld tppe# at the hMt-AOYAl. BAOCAAAf COA-~of Or.,.._ StM1 ot Tt\ilt dated S.H_.l, tnt ·T,-~,· Thia ata.litfMnt wU tiled qulrtt if\il lie bidder .,_. In lny blctl ot In \ht bid-Court of Callfomla. County DOWLIN • ~ • ~ ~ state your ob-POAATION, INC., t CallfOt. CallfollQ. '9 per "'-,.. 'MtY Clrdt, era. ...... with tN eounty .Clettl ot wt b ~c'.._ ~ -~ .............._ OfOMHGE.1. KlaLaR, •Dlt M. ~Of fllt written 01>-nl• corporation, Attn:~ In Book SO, Peoes CA12t2t ,.,..._, 2124/llt. tlflclldon Of ~t .. -·---bY _.._. THI HTITION r~tlt PRalNO ITR•IT, 1 w1t1'1 the COUit ~Jamee F. M~'Owill. '4St1 3a to a.~ cl Mi. Halen R. .,.._, ~ ~,it;;;b o;.. Mat " ~ .. the lllfte the llld le ~!~~.th!., ~n~ lhllt LIAOY J, AflNHAROT STI, 100, "'llMO, CA Vie tltW!ng. YN ap-Violet Lenltr11, Dana 'Olnt. ~Mapa, In the Of. .,.._. L d ...._ fl -r · • tubmNed: a.. QI. P\.r-.....,... ....._, .,. ---"" .,_ ~ u pettonel t37t0 ~ l'NIY be In Ptf'IOfl CA tam let bf IN~ Aeoorott ....-"9 na111 hlHlf 12, 1t, ti.. lll* ..,.,,.10 ...._MCI Pro-the ~ of ~ ~ to admlnl•· llub llthtd Newport or by 1CM' ettomty, . The •"'4• to be told .,. 04 Mid~· nu.. ....., ).1t41,.117' ... II.IC NOTICI ftttlont COd• iectlon ":-Calltomi. olhatMd': tlf tht -... of tM cttoe-... ch.Coata Mtta Otlly "\'OU AM A CMOfTOR delalOtd In .,... tr. Mote commoniv '1WMn • ~~ C.... ......, __ r_v ______ ,:a~ :.=::,•::~UM~.,,..... ca;;:. PITITION requtttt PllotMllCf\e.11, ts, 1-. :_a~vc::-= ~=~ b:.=~-~ ~ ~' It ~ STATIMSllT °" 1111 urMltf lie OOf*8CI ""' .. ,.. of" ..... In the .. deoedtllf• Wll encl ntlMI ~ Cllelrn ,.. ... ooun and .,. IOC8*I •&: at ' T.,,. .. .. ... .,.. ..... or.~"'* :"c:»J:::"'mo:. :r'C::.::.."'~ :::'l.~~ :!:i!."\:~-= 'UIUCllOT1CI :=e,me1,.;::..:'"': ~~~"T"'9 =:=~ :r-..r_,... ... IUl ... 88 MMl8 .. OIMltal N .. oort-of ttleM r1llt ...,,,...._ ert evelMM for 001n1eCt 11¥ .-. oourt wellfi The IMll'lttt M1M UMd tioft cf ..... • ~ .... l ...... TNMe The Mowen1 peniore trtctof wu PtOPtffy to llOftt,.,. on .. • lie°'" ......,, a In llel9t •fPI _!!C,..?!!,!. tour ....._ ll'Oft'I fie ... c.y .,_ .... I& tl"tll -... .:I ~ ~ Mii Thli ·1Ut1 7*" -9ld M taevt ~the UM ol _.., .. lie ._ N btd TRICT, ~ ~ INV tie ~ .. ..._., _,. ..._ vr ol llnt '::is°'.~ 1'0n i.: IOMIAV QUO( Wmt ~ ~II ... N Oltll'llr a.ti .. :;;;;; the ''°'hloue -...in. .... ..,..._, Nff .... .......,Ul*I...,._ Thi iJHI NTlllOH ,...,.... HiiilGllTO ... • ~ The •tllclDa••d ...., of .. •cw '" .... "' ar... C... •.,... A I I Pnct Dftl'll, ftlW "°' to ........... --:-..::::.. ':'*..: _....., ID .........., .. UHKPlt• ltCIO Of.. ,_. .. Wll ... le~ eorW ••-•1111 .. , .... ,_, • ..o=== .:...~ ::.=,•.,:i::•:.: r=c:.n.eo1•..,..,., :::e,;:-:E"" ~~~·.: ~ s:F:::-;:.: ~=-~ ~~ r.~ .. D11WL·1 ':-.-.•;-~ .. '9 -lfl .. • I lfW ...... K'tof .., I -AIL ~ BUMI •nw tlU ...... .._ 8'at lll0. ,_. llM w.afiJ' • IL ft, :nae ~ ... ._. • .,.,,... .. ,... ..... =1:1 =~ '! •.... ......... ._. W Int '*""'II .......... """'I CA -.0 -•tie ft Ml .. ...... ........ .. ..... II ,_ .. ,.....,_ ... ....._ --~ • elMM. 'lNa .... lttllllt~ ....... . .... ... ... 0.... c • .. ..... .... .. .. .. R ---..... _. -· 1031 vou MAY .......... Cllll n• UrllofWa ~ ...... lfW...... ..._J;;;~;~~r:J~i~ii ..... ,,.,..,.,, Jue ,.., • ._ """' lit• ..... ·Mr. llMW'R.l'f • ... ..-11 """la' CM• Itel '" tlr9 ,a'0191:n ..... .,.. 't••M• •Ill •TTW ttou. ....... ..... .... ' t • -·- ntURSOAV. MARCH 12. 1998 Newpon Bach/Cott.a Maa Daily PDoc ••ec llOT1Cll PUILIC NOTICD IUILJC NOTICll PUIUC MOT1CU PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTtCU PUIUC NO nc11 PUIUC NOTICll • PUILIC NOTICEI PUILIC NOTICH .. • miiiliJC IOTICI tnc., (CA>, itoo /Jr9f/t A"" Hew "°" 1111*1 dOlnG itu '· o---. 1ns ~ clUOS.o "Y: "' ll'ldMCiUal dl.IClleCI oY: "' iflCl;tdlMll ~....... • "' w11 ... w m. perHn-_..... • • ..._ 111 .. •• enue, Suite t41.· -Colla ..__. "'1 v .. , JUni h9'm Ave., 1A1. Coet• H~ you ...,. doing PUIUC MOTICI Hew ~ Ill"'*' clOlng .& r.-.i'ttdw10 teU •l At ftl ... ,,._. .. • .......... ::• ..... at Mna, CallfOmll t2t2t ,..,_ .,._CA t2927 ~ yet't No -~ye(? Vn, 1/t/N ...... • "*'I . eodoM ~t 11111 t• 1111 lllltf ..... .. ........... lhl• bUllMH 11 C1ln" ~A. JohnlOft, JI, aitlCflMI l'IQ~. I Mo ~I. Zbldd ~.a .. II Ila Jim ltcw'f ... *'Y CM• ...... ~ oourt ..-.v-............ , C& ..... ., lolowhg C*'llClfll .,. duC\W by: • corpotllllon Tiiie **"'"' wae tlSed ClnCloft. ltWle, CA 12911 Thie _...,..,. *U lhd -ta.._...t Thia tta*""11 waa tiled n...,._ ., lefON weJno ~n * ltd.,.,.. CiOMl'ld " nl '.:° 11ue1neM n: ~ you ltar1ltd OOir'I ..ah h County aw1c ol Ttlle bu1inM1 Iii ~ 1Mth tN C0&nY Oef1' of The tiDIOWlllQ penott• .,. Wtd\ U. C4unly Cl-" of Y• .. .... • • • ._If ' eodOftl rw lllld IW It u'* llld Deed qi s fNTlftPAISll, ~ YtC'? ...... .llni.llrY = := on ~ ~ C01*tNn Onlngl Coc.ny on t•1MI -:• :::--~ 111 Otanoe ~Oft 2-tS.ll ==-.. ·..:-::~ =-~r::: ~ TMt in .. OllC*W ..... .,, :~ Pt .. W• ... ~ Thil\QI tnt..na!IOMA. t T 0 Mr"vertatatud dolnO t .... 7 .. Ha 44ttl It IA. Ni.-tpon tH .. '14aHI ...:.= • MNMt ...; ~ wt1 be Uld<:OlftW,CllllonildlleliOOQ ~ ~ IMeh. CA ~ .. ~,..,.King ,,_,. Ody Not Pa• .W. I, =--~ No Ddf "°' Fe0. 1t, 21, IMdl cA t2e13 ~ PQoc fef>, 1t, 21, =•,. c.4• ... deft ,..,,ired to Give node• .. Ml ...... -.PN 47741· ltorms. 1755 s . ~ ' 11. tit 1'91 ~ nii. ata'*Mnt _. lllecl Mllr. t, 1L ,... 111327 JaM Alan ••· 111 Mat.I, t2, ,,.. Tll32t 11 1 •. "",... .. • to fnt•r"t.cl pettOM 44 Al "'°" ~ ~ lfl ._ .. ....,.,,.., w.aoe, ~ Thi• ttatement WM ...., PUIUC NOTICI w4th u,. Courity Cl9fk Ol PUl&JC NOTICI 44lh SI., ~ ... Mwport "IUC NOTICI ..... _.. ¥11" 1Jnl•n th•Y h•v• :'~~..i:= .... _. ... CA 12ee3 with t.M County Clet1c of Oftnge County on 2.-2.CM9 8Nch, CA tnN ~ tit :;.. ~ #tllV9d nodo. Of oon- • Hemen Vttez..JuM. Ofengt County on 2-MI ,......_...,lllneu 1 .... 74u 71 ,.........,.tnhe Thia ltuelnn• I• co"" Plottdow..._.,... • .:=:;:OWtt":!f".,. .-ntedto !hep= :_ff'. ':o,:':llld -Mtdlcel PIHi tHa•74779t ....... ........... Delly Pilot F b ... ..., • ...... .......... duel9d by: M lnaMduef ...... 81alPMftt c::i..iey .,, ~ :: 90don.) The I epef'-CQlftl'llOft ~ ~::i ~:...:..:.:·-........ ~':':.-··~ ..::.=~=-... ·~11 .... •• ,,.;.; ..::.==-... .::.::..r", •• ::::·· -.::.=:c-"'::t::':r .. '1:.-:.:~~~·= :.: ... ==';iff "'°:Jlir• bualn••• 11 co,,. • • N.T".D. MOATQAOE PUIUCNOTICI Peo9oatct0ftlce~ .lll'ftH~ ACU!AHITART,1eeow • ...,.. •,...,_......,unl•H an lnttt.-ted ~ .. lht ~~by: joint Y4H"lt'-'• PUBUC NOTICI CORP .. n15 eoucn Delm* ~~5 A~dhtu Ave. I~ :1: ~County~~ Pllln\ ~. 113, Anaheim. ttetl••~lPIH.. uH .,.,.onfh .. n ob~don ~...dam.._ fof tfM Vo" lterWd doing Plct .. •-·· •uaf llrHt, S1nt1 Ana, CA Plotltlou9 8Ul.IMN ~'!~~J. o1t1 Me11. Otann. on 2 23-M QA '2902 ..-OD1 I ) V• _. to the peddon endh .., il'lcooa• of .. lfttt MlnNt yet?~ ·-· MM m Name •t•t.m4"\1 tr~ -... County • Chtt)4 Ann SCMret, teeo --......... ..,,, of thoWI ooo4 HUH w y _., ....... o..,. Storm• .,.me ltetement Sunburst MOf'lg. COfpo. owl Matgartt t.. (PtQ) eogwci, 1Haa749905 w. Pelm 1.lne •73. Ant· dail .... 4"' ttw ~ th• oourt 1hoYld not ldcha .... °"" common Tiiie 1t1ternen1 wH flltd Th• followlng P9f10n• 11• rellon, (CA), 410 3ht. d!1i:, ':::aint1 '::.'°"'.,. !~~91 Flfft Ln .. Huntington D~ Piiot .. b. 28, Mar. I, helm, CA 92902 AftllfMY~.,,._CountY grant tha authority. ~J :W~tan '*-: whh tM Co\Jnty Cltrll of doing buslneN H : StrNt, Newport Bet.ch, CA ENVIRO-TECHNICAL RE· f..9ch, CA fMO 12, ti, 1091 TH340 Thia buelneH Is co"" ~-,. P. MZMAH. A HEAllUNQ on the ...., !!!..-.,_, M Ofqe County on 2.20-ea WNO Communlut1on1, tM03 · SOURCE 20281 Btyvlew nll bus ne11 I• con-ducted by: an lndMdutl ~Aftlme'llllC edtlon win M held on out ...._._ .. °' ~. •· 1 tN8749803 3001 Redhlll Ave., !Id. e. This bu1lnHI I• con-Ave NeWoort Beach CA duct9d by an lndMCIUel PUBUC NOTICI Htve you 1terted doing c.ar ~ ~ rtt 2 1 tH .rt 1 ·45 Pf'llld ot ~ ftOlllillll Wt. D.ity Pilot Feb. 211• Mer. 5. Suite m. Costa MM•. CA duct9d by: • corPot•tlon t268o.o10t • Have you 1t1119d doing bUtine9• Yet? No w..a. ..,._ Ane. Ce P 'M. In 'oet>t. 70, lo~•t· paumlon. or enairritlcwal. tD 12, 19, 1"8 TH3S2 9:1:~ Dumont 15,311 =.:..ru ~ doing AIPend• Gnap•, ~1 ~llnte~ No FlotltloU9 •u•lna•• ~:~:.. nl9d ::: 1 .. ":.*'..::tt.•:! .Ct at 341 The Cltv :W.:' :;-::~ = PUBLIC NOTICE NJnws, lrvlnt. CA t29o. ~·~~ Corp .. =·~A ~~~port T~ 1latemen1 wea ftltd ~~==! 11, With the County Clef1I of ~ti:'-~ Oriw P.O. Box 914,,1,731 o. ol ffllll lllfl IW ---------• Mlchatl John ScHnsen, John A. GllcMtl. Prnldent This • bualntH 11 con. with the County Clerk of dOlng bul!MH u · Orange County on 2·13-t8 ..._. .._ ftl9 Orange CA 2 • ll'll*lft. • lllV'llded kl UICI Aotltloue 8u1ln•t• ~~e':omon Grove, lrvint, CA Thi• statement wu fll9d ducted by: an Individual Orange COunt"9tyl8on7 2· .. 1:J.Ne OMijl WOAU>WiDI!. 20I 11988741tSI _.'llae.....,. •:....... °""" 15711F. VOU OBJECT TO -·~ lf:Mlat. rl llfl, undlr Name Stetement ~h the COunty Cltrk or Date you •t1119d butlne11 • 4 • 1/2 Ol1mond Ave .. Btlb<MI D•lly Pllol Feb. tt, 21, ltlldne .. .,_.. Ira tfail tl'll llnnl of 1111 Dltct 01 Tll&lt, The following person• 11• dThl~ .. bbu~fntH 11 1 c~~ Orange County on 3-10-91 under thl• name: March/ Dally Piiot Feb. 19, 28, lllahd, CA 92"2 Mar. 5. 12. ltN Th331 ~ Ira IN ._.., th• gr•ndng of theld tdrn*d 1.... dllrga llld dolnO bU1lnHs 11: uct... Y· 1 genera p .... 19988751704 1993 Mar. 5, 12, 1998 Th332 Jlf1• Marie Duttv, 208 1/2 wll -* In .,_ peddon. you •ho!J .,...... ol 11'11 T1111111 ll'llS of MoVlt Star• Wigs Hair n~~~lp you llarted doing Dally Piiot March 12, tt. Altxandtr Qrap1 PUBLIC NOTtC• Diamond Ave .• Balboa I• PUBLIC NOTICE w.ae ~or IPP••r It the h•ob•n1 ng 11'11 ~SU Cftl*d by Mid 0. ol Plecel and TOUPff, 2e70t II ? N 211 April 2 1998 Th392 Thi• ltaltment Wll filed .. lend, CA 92662 forWt ......... and •t•t• your . ec-TIUll. 11>-Mt -·~1.AI Ell· IAutel CrHt Drive, Llgun• bu neu yet 0 • • With the County Clerk of This bu1lne11 11 con. '1oUtlou1 •u•lne.. 4'fcalfom1ten.-~ doM or fU• wntten m.i AccllltCI 1nlll'llt llld HI ... CA 92653 :,ou.':".:nent w1t nled 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Orang• Co\Jnry on 2·24-98 '1:':.:!!':t!u•lne~a duct~ by: en lndlviduel ..... !'fM StatetMnt ,.._. '° dail,.. .... 11 objeottone with th• lddllonll edWlnen. If ~. 1111• Jeane Axelrod, 26701 Liu-wf11'1 .,,. Co\Jnty Clerk of 19988750017 amen Have you start9d doing ..... ollOwlng per90n1 .,. •• HNllla _. aetety C.. ooun before tha hHr· lllCIUlt ht hOlll PoOr m .. rel Crtat Drive, Llgun• Or1t1gt County on 2.t3-911 Fictitious Bualne.. Dalty Piiot Feb 29 Mii 0 =The '::o:-'..!!. ~ons llt buslneu yet? Yu. 2/9198 dOlng bu91nu• H : t..tiDft t 1481 ...... ing. Your epp•er•nc• Tiii D1f11fia*Y undet Ad OMO H1ns, CA 92653 Nein. lt•t•m.nt · • · • ~u-u . Jane M. Oulfy Coaatllne Showef Door, ~ notloe • ....,.,.. m1y be In penton or by OI TIUSI llet*fOll QIQl'9d llld Larry Cryllal, 26701 Llural t99H748992 The follow1ng person• .,. 12, 19, 1998 TH358 Mc hay • Mtlntenance This •l•ternent wu flied 785 w. 11th St. IG, Com 02/28, ~. 03/12 out attorney. dlllwltd 911 111 111~ a CrMI D1h1t , Lagurui Hill•. Dally PllOC Ftb. 19, 28. doing business as: Company. 2424 N. Tustin with the County Cterk ol Mne, CA 92821 y IF YOU ARE A wm.n ~ o1 OtflUft Md CA 92653 Mar. 5, 12, 1998 Th323 CLAY 24477 M1lvlst1 PUBLIC NOTICE ~05G·l t, Sant• Ana. CA Oftnge County on 2·20.91 Terry Rabun, 0247 Hatt· PUBLIC NOTICE CREDITOR or • contin-Demand lot Slit, and 1 Wll1ln ~~ ~~~1~·~:ne':a1 ~~;:: PUBLIC NOTICE m.;1 l.agun• Nlguel, CA Flctltloua 8u•lne1t Rodney Lamont McMurrtn, t 9988749973 ~~:11fd., Yorbe Unde, CA Plolltlou• BuslnHI gont creditor of th• "*' ol Dttllllt 11'111 BtclOn tD ne,.l'llp · Team Real Ettatt lncor· Nam. St1tem•nt 2424 N. TU1tln Apt G·11, Dally Piiot Fab. 20, Mar. 5, Thi• bualntH 1, con· Name Statement dooeoeed1 you f!'U•t file s.11. Thtundlllignldcane~Uad Have you atarttd doing FlcUtloue 8u.llMH porat9d (Utah) 2.«n Mil· Th• followlng '*'°"' .,., Sante Ana. CA 92705 12. 19, 1998 TH3"3 duet9d by: 111 lr)dlvldual The loUowlng pertont art your claun . with th• ldCll ol OlflUlt ~ BtclOn ID bu•lnff• yet? No Nam. Stettlfftent vim Wey ugune Nlguol doing buslneH 11: Thi• bualntH I• con· Have you swt9d doing doing 1>1111ne11 11: coun and m•I • copy to s.11 ID bl llCOldld "' the~ Jell\I Axelrod The folloWlng ~· are CA 921171 • • AGOSTINO CONSTRUC-ducted by: an lndMdual PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? No AntJ.Aoing Ctlnlc ol New· tho petaonel reprHent• wtllCt tl'll ldl ~ It - TIU etslement was liltd doing business H: Thi• buslneu It con-TION MANAGEMENT, 817 H1v. you start9d doing Terry RM>un port Stach Manegemenl tlve appointed by the llld moN lllln itWlt moflllll lllWI wtlh the county Cieri! 01 Co•r. Mesa Garden, 2013 duct9d by· 1 corporation VIClort• St .. Ct03, Cotti buslnel• yet? YH, 2·10-911 Flctltlou• 8ualne1t Thia sta1ement wu llled Company, 4000 Birch St. court within four UCllld .a tudl 19C01m1on Orange County on l-lo-98 Meyer Pl., Coste MtH, CA Have y~ ltlrt9d doing Mesa. CA 82827 Rodney Lamoni McMunen NanM ltetement with the County Cltfle of .,,02, Newport Beach, CA month• from tho d1t• DATE 03-0IMl8 ,.., 11 I 199887519B9 92627 bualnns yet? YH tO/t/97 Gene Aooatln«?i 817 Vlctc,. Thia tlatemenl WU fil9d Tht followltt peflonS art Orenge County on 3-3-91 92880 of fir•t iuuence ol C P 'I, 1111..,• T,.-., tty Mllctllno Duran, 2013 N. Team Real Estite Inc rla St .. Ct03, 1,;oste Mesa, With ltl• County Cterk ol doing bu1lnt1111: 19988780171 CA. lnatltutt of Functional lener• .. prolrided in Tit# SllYdlf. &ec. 141.'1 Praidlrt Dally Pilot March 12, 19, Meyer Pl., Costa Mua, CA. Bryan D. Hull Chief Exec~ CA 92627 Orange County on 3-3-98 e) Studio G .. bl Louise Dally Piiot Mar. 5 12 10 Medicine Management, aeotlon 9100 of the atUt f<M#f M . #160, AM· 28, Aprll 2. 1998 Th394 112627 tlve Ottloer • Thie bu~lnen 11 con-19988780879 Ogdtn, f911 Yacht Miiia, 28, 1998 • Th3a:i UC, JCA), 11740 SunHI Celifornia Prob•t• Code. hf/m Ills, CA Q2SQ!I, (n4J2B2· PUBLIC NOTICE Reyna Duran, 2013 N. Thi• statement wa• flied ducted by. 111 lndlvldual Dally Piiot Mar. 5, 12, 19, Newport e .. ch, CA 92660 &Nd. 17, Lo• Angtlff. CA Th• tlm• for filing 2424. Siii hlo Uni: (n4J2B2· ---------I Meyer Pl., Co1ta Mes•. CA With the Co\Jnty Clerk of Have you alarttd doing 28 19911 Th3&4 Virginia FleetwOOd Frisbie, PUBLIC NOTICE 00049 lei 11 ot Vftite 2'3lJ 3-12. :J.1g, 3-26. 1811& Fl UU 8 •1 112627 buslnH• yet? YH, 2·Ml8 • 1911 Yecl'lt Miiia Newport This bu•lnen Is con-c m• wi n •-... :am!~ •• ~~~~~a Thie buslnen 11 co,,. =~i~t,on 3-09-98 Gene Ago1tlno PUBLIC NOTICE Beach, CA 92660 ' Flctltloua BuelneH ducted by: Umlted Uabmty before four . modth1 i--------- Th follow! ducted by husband and This S11terntnt wu l\led Thie bu1lnH• Is con-N•m• St.t•ment Co. from th• heanng ate OBITUARY 888 • 1 ~ pe'.sons llt wlfa Dally Piiot March 12. tt, With th• County Clerk ol Flctltloue Bu•ln••• ducted by: .,, lndivldUll The tolowlng periona ire Have you llarttd doing noticed above. ~~~e': ~r:"ucts 702 Have you tlart9d doing 28. April 2. t998 Th3.98 Orange County on 2·20-98 Name ltatement Have you 1lan.d doing doing butlntll H : txnlntas yet? YH, 2·11·118 YOU MAY EXAM-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii c Rllldol h Ave Cosla buslntH yet? YH, 1994 19988748894 Th• foltowlng pereons ere butlneu yet? No Developer's SptclalllH CA. ln11Jfut1 of Functlonel INE tha fll• kept by the Mesa CA C2626 " Marcellno Duran PUBLIC NOTICE Dally Piiot Feb 211 Mat 5 doing bu1lnt11 H : Virginie Fleetwood Frl1bl• 858 w. 18th Costa MM•' M•dlcln• Management, coul1. If you •r• • per· 1--------.. Dar~y Bolton, 702 c Ran· T1hls h1t1leCmenl wCa1s kflledf Flctltloue au•lnHI 12 19 1998 ' ' THJSi HEALTH ZONE CAFE, Thfs staltmtnl wH llled CA 92627 ' ' ~C,1dShlrley Wd. Elcz'!'il• eon intare1ted In the SCHROEDER dol h Ave Costa Mesa w lh l t ounty tr O ' ' 3014 W. Balboa Blvd., with the County Clerk Of Randal 01vld Rt11tl 2083 rH tnt, San II ,,.r. fftetl you may file CA ~626 ·• ' Orange County on 2·13-98 Name atetem.nl PUBLIC ii>TICE Newport Stach, CA 92880 Orange County on 3-10-98 St•l• Ave .. Coata Meia. CA ~n•. Vice PrHldent with the coun a fonnal SALLY S., R Boll 702 c R "' 19988748929 The following peraona ar• Sherri L.entte VldH, 3085 199H781888 92827 Th• 1111tmtnt WH filed R-.int for Speol.i dJ::i Av•~."· Costa M.:1. Dally Piiot Feb. 19, 211. ~ng ~~,,.~S 23101 Flctltloua 8ualnea1 Madison Ave., Cotta MHe. Dally Piiot Match 12. 19, This buelntn I• con-~lh th• ~ty Clerk 01 Nodo• of tho filing of en CA 92626 Mar. 5, t2, 1998 Th330 Lake Cent1r Or.: .,340, Nam. St•t•m•nl ~1:2~~•lntn Is con-211, Aptll 2, 1998 Th393 d.r='ed by: an ~~~dudolll 1=7499i8on 2·20-98 inventory end eppr•ul Thi• business Is con-PUBLIC NOTICE Lill• Form. CA 92830 The lollow1ng perlOnl art . eve you • .,,.., ng of ••tat• .... ti or of ducted by: an unlncorpo-Lightfoot Moran AdVtrtls. doing buslneu u : dUd.,:c' by . .,, lndlvldual PUBLIC NOTICE bu•lnn• yet? YH, 19711 Dally Pilot Feb. 26, Mar. 5, eny peddon or account rited usocl11lon olher P:lctltlou• Bualn•.. Ing, Inc., (CA), 23101 Like The Lias• Outlet. 507 IB b':lnos~ou,17•~ed doing Randal RHstl 12, 19, t998 TH346 .. provided In Hotlon ·~~ • P~~er~hlp d d I N•m• St•t•m•nt C.nter Or .. #~O. Lake For· ~lh92 sli3 NewpOf'I Beath, Sherri L Vldt1 Flotltlou1 8u11n .. 1 J1t;:,' =t~'=~ wl1!r:'':i PUBLIC NOTICE 1250 of tho C.,lfomia a • Y ' arte 0 ng Tilt lollowtng persons er• Ht, CA 92830 • A 6 This s111ement WIS 1119<1 Name Stat•m•nt Orange County on 3-3-98 Probete Code. A Re-b~~!~e~~ri':~? No doing buslnHs 81: This bualnen Is con-(g~jlc~7L•:~"\9t~0'lt·· with th• County Clerk of The lollowlng per1on1 art 19989750893 Flctltloua 8u1lnH1 qunt for Sp~el Node• Till• etatemenl was llled ABACAB AUDIO, 833 Paul· dUC19d by:• corpor•llon Newport BHCh CA 92663 .. Orange County on 2·20-98 doing busineH 11: Dally Pilot Mar 5 12 19 Name Statement fonn 11 av.1llDf• from wllh the County Clerk of lllno Ave., Coate MHt, CA buH•~_!_You 11'tNll1ed doing Thia bu1lnei1 Is con· 19988749887 CoHt Coln~ollectablH, 26 1998 . , Th380. The follow1ng per1on1 art the court clerk. o C ty 2 13-98 926211 '" ... s ye O Daily Pll F 2582 Newport Blvd .. Costa • doing buslneH e•· A-··~· I •· range oun on . Marc Angelo Smaniotto Ughtfoot Moran AdVtrtl•· ducted by: • corporation ot eb. 26, Mar. 5, MeH CA 112627 PUBLIC NOTIC The Jewelers Exchange ....., ..._ 19988748881 t958 Cfoftdon St, eo.uj _Inc, Paul A. Moran, Have you llarted doing 12, 19, 111118 TH341 Stephen Cl'larte• Stllgen-E 10124 Adarilt Avenue: 1G01 Y• ~ D91ty Pilot Fel:J. 19, 28, MHI, CA 92626 Prnldtnl buslnen rot? No PUBLIC-NOTI-beuef, 2582 Newport et.d., flotJttoua au•ll'f t+w\tlngton Beach, Ca. A.._ ... n• Mil. 5 12 19.98 Th329 Rebece9 Smsnlono 2958 Thi• 1tatemen1 w11 fll9d Choice lt1slng, Joseph "''" Costa Meu CA 92627 N 1 ••• 92~6 ............... --· _.2 ' ' · with the cou ty Cit k f Lopez, General ~aneger Thi b 1• 1 ame latem.nt · ----• PUBLIC NOTICE Crottdon St., Coal• Meat, n r o This statement wu llled FlotlUoue BualneH • u~ nest • con-The foUowlng penons are Simon DakHtlsn. 3013 03/06. 03/09. 03/12 ---------•CA 92626 Orange County on 3-09-98 Wlll'I th• County Clerk 01 Name ltat•m•nl due1td by. an lndMduel doing business 1,. J1v1 Road, Co111 Meta., ________ _ flctltlou• Bu1lnH1 This bu•lneH I• con-19988751809 Oran ' C nty n 2·2A·98 Th• followlng persons are H•v• you llarttd doing PhlJY'• Aoorlng 'services, California 92628 PUBLIC NOTICE Nem Stetement ducted by hueband and Dally Pilot Match 12 19 1 .... 8g874~ .. .,,,..o dolni bu•lnou ••· bu1lne11 yet? YH, 1990 11127 Harbor Slvd *263 Thi• bu1in•H i• con·1---------, .. : wife 28 "~11 2 1""8 ~ • •• •• • GR ENSLEEVES. 2 8 Stephen c. Stllcenbeuer c M C" 926. • ducted by: an lndlvidull -............... lllTIC" The folldwlng persons art H tatt-.. d 1 •...,.,. · •• '"399 Dally Piiot F b 26 Ma 5 • 1 7 Thi• aletemtnf y·ri1 llltd 0'11 •se. " 27 H rt--' d · ·--66 "• "' dolngbuslntHH' ave you 1 ,... ong • · · r. • Glenneyr• St. 1168, Le· ·'. Phlly Antllony (.lorgl111nl, av• you Ila'""' oing TllUITll'IULIYOUAREIN ALL SEASONS oiFTS 759 business yet? v ••. 2·25-93 PUBLIC NOTICE 12, 19, 19911 TH355 guna Beach, CA 92651 with th• County _(;lerk ol 21207 MlrltTW, Huntington bullntH yet? Vos. July. N.U lNlEA A DEED Of Allegheny Avenua Coat• Marc Smenlotto Vlrglnl• H. Atherton, 81 la· Orange County on 3-10-98 Be1c:h, CA 926411 1981 T Oft.Tm C»-24-97 LW-Mesa CA 926211 . Thia statement WU ftled Flotltloua au.ana.. PUBLIC NOTICE gunlte Leguna Beach CA t9988781885 Thi• busln•H 11 cun-Simon Oaktulan YOU TAICE ACTl')H TO PaJriCk Melo er 759 Al-wl~l1 tho County Clor1I of Name Sla1enMnt 92951 ' • Dally Piiot MllCh 12. tll, duct9d by: an lndMdual Thll atetement WIS filed YM ~ rT ltgl'ltny Avlnue, Costa Orange Coun1991V89on7!~!"1984 dolThe followlbu-' ng ~.,. ':::.!::':.:.~:=~ Thie bualneu I• con· 211, April 2, 1998 Th396 Have you 11.1119<1 doing wlOrth theCOunCounty c2ierk 01 y 8E SOlD AT A P\J8uc Mua CA 92626 ..... ng ~ness u . dUC19d by: an lndlvldual business yet? No ange ty on ·24·98 f YOU NEED N4 f)(flA. p9\t1cic McBl'lde 1,, Ltx· Dally Piiot Feb. 19, 211. 1) J1~ Jont• Automotive The follOwlng persona"' Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE Phlly Giorgianni 18988750022 NATJJN Of M NATURE OF M Sally S. Schroeder, 58, died Tuesday. March 10. 1998 al her home In New· port Beach. She I• survived by her hus- band, Richard C. Schroeder, daugh· ter. Eltzabeth A. Czafa, aon. Stephen N. Schroeder, sister. Anne D. Cervantes and Qrandchlldren, Ryan. Matthew and Teddy Czaja, Elise and N i ch ol as Schroeder. A memorial mass will be celebrated al 12:00 NoonhS•t· urd1r, Marc 14, 1998 at Our Lady Ou11n Of Angels Church, 2046 Mar Vista Or., Newport Btach, CA lncton Lant, Costa Mtu, Mar."5, 12. 1998 Tl'l333 gontu r;_y• b) Jay Jont1 ds°i~~·~~b'u~•: 2,3 A bullntH yet? YH, 1972 This stetenwnt w11 filed Jullue Aaron•. Attorney 11 FW:JCEEDIN9S NWNST YOU CA 826211 T ommun c•llon•. 20401 D 1 P 1 • .,.. Virginia H. Atherton Flctltloua 81Jaln•.. with the County Clerk ol Law Aarons & Aaton• SHOLlD CONTACT A v.w' lhle bualnen Is con-PUBLIC NO IC! ~.w. hc~9:Jko Newpon Ct~ .,,~: ~~~27~~2 Sen Thr• atettment waa fllea Name Statem•nt Or1nge County on 3-3-111 Inc • Z7to Harbor eou..: On IMt .. It 11• A.M ·1===::::====~ duded by: • general part· Fictitious Buol.,.•• J!~c G~ Jon••~1~0401 Ca~on' C. Steele. 213 with the County Cterk ol The lollow1ng pe1aon1 are 1ff897508M v1rd. Suitt 2011, Cotti foltdoallt Col9lltlnll. Inc. M net9l'llp Nall'09 StatemMt s w Cypress Sl Newpol1 Ave Dtl Ponienl• 18 San Orang• County on 2·2<>-ll9 doing butlnon IS: Dally PllCI Mii. !S, 12. 19, Mt .. CA 92821 !My .,., Tllllm ulldlr Have you ttll"led doing The followlng person• are &each, 'CA 112660-0111 Clemente, CA 921172 . 19989749981 TEC PACKAGING & SUP· 26. t998 Th371 Delly. Piiot Feb. 26. Mii. 6, llld j:llllUll'C ID Dlld ol Tllllt. ~,,. .. yet? No doing bu1lneu u : Thi• bualn•H I• con-This buslntu Is con-Dally Plloc Feb. 28, M11. 5, PLIES. 245. Caton St., LI· PUBLIC NOTICE 12, tt. 19911 TH3etX Alc:oldld on C»-»97 • Docu· •trick Metoyer ROH Company 1971 POf'I duc19d by an lndlvlduel ducted by· • general part· 12 t9 11198 TH349 guna BHCl'I, C.4 92851 ,.... No 97..crD> 8oolt This ltltemenl wu flied S b • N hi · · ' lUctwd BNc• Celllldro PUBLIC NOT CE Z ,... ............ .....__._ · -with tho Counry Clerk of •• ourne, ewport H•ve you •tarted doing ,,.,.. P PUBLIC NOTICE 2m1 StaQellne Dr LI: Flctltloua •ualMH I -"'..,._ ._...11111'11 Or , County on 2_20-98 Beach, CA 92660 bUslntu yet? VH, 23 Feb-Have you ttl11ed doing guna Hiiia. CA 92653 ·• N•m• Statement ol 11'11 Alalldlr al Ol'lllQI 1~8748870 Rouland Corporation, ruary 98 buslnoa• yet? YH, 1+97 Flctltloua BualneH This bualneH Is con-Th• lollow1ng persons are CNllUMeo Courllw. CllfotNa. ~ by' (Callloml•). 1971 Port SH· Jay a. Jone• Marte StHI• N •• t d I dol bu I • •. MCn1CE OF Yong llok SNft.. •nala 111111, • Dally Pilot Feb. 26, Mv. 5, bourne, N-pon BHch, Thi• 1telt1Mnl WH llled Thia statement waa filed ama • •m•nt uc1ed by: •n ndMdull ng ' • ,,., • · "'* niom. C Allo llld 12 1t 1998 TH345 CA 112660 wllh the County Clerk ol With the County Clerk of The loltow1ng peraons ate Hav. you •tarted doing SPORTS THERAPY, 2300 KtiiiOIN TO --...·. ,,.__ T:..-:., .... • • doing butlnen 11: bUslneu yet? No S.E. Brlstol, Newport AIJllSWIBI _._.. ,_ • ..,.~ -"'u• 'UBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu~lntu 11 con-Orenge County on 2·13-98 Orange Co\Jnty on 2·24-98 •)Al NETWORKS. Rlchatd Bruce C1landro Beach. CA 92680 _; • ._OF: -.-MM:ell <ltnnon 19115 Tl\ltt, • 3500 P9Clflc vi.w Dr1ve _________ 1 ductedby.1corpor11lon 19989748917 tH89750009 b)AJCOMPUTER. Thie atatem.nt wu flied Al·Uen Ninh, t285t Dale ~•-•5 ·--81illldal,Wl.LSa.LATP\8U: NewportBeech Flctltlou• BuelnoH ~·r• you .:,~ea 3o1ng Dally Piiot Feb. t9, 26, Dally PRot Feb. 20. Mil. 5, 4 Point• Sur Laguna wtlh the Co·.11ty Clerk of St .. Gardin Grove, CA ,. • .r..JllO. FIBEYA.1111 •• ALCTl>N TO M ttGHEST M4-2700 Nam• ltatemt1nt '': Y H , 1nu-Mer. 5, 12, ttte Th334 12, 19, 11198 TH3a2 Niguel, CA 92llri Ofange Cour)ty on 2·27·118 9214t -• -81)06'-f'(JA CASH.~·~===-====~ The lollow1ng persons.,, ~·uland Corpotallon Lou Z•znlk. 4 Pointe Sur, 19918750588 Thie butlntu 11 con-To el Min, bwfi. ""'al ... 111 lftM ,,.,._, ofll PIERCE lll11IEll doing business at: w Rou Monard PrHI-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Laguna Niguel, CA 921177 Dally Piiot March 12 19 ducted by: 111 lndlvlduel cilri••· oredltotl, ~lie Ulllld 5-. tir talft. 1 IBI. _....., Stralll Advertising 123 d · · Thi• bualntu Is con-• • Have you •tarted doing dngant Otedltore, end ClllMft dllck d{Mn br I Stl9 351h SI. New 11 Beech tnt Flotltlou• Bu•lne.. Flotltloue 8u1lna11 duc19d by: tn lodlvlduel 28, April 2• tt9e Th400 buslnest Y,tt? No pereona who may other· or nllonlf tin. • ctllCk n.n Mo~ * Chapel CA. 92663 po · J:;~• t~:•~nt w~er:'4 Name ltetem.nt Name ltatement Have you lltl19d doing Al·Uen N nh wfM be lntarffted In .. 1 111111 or ~ Cid VfllOll. c tion ChtrlH & Lln·e Enter· Orange Cou~t, 2 27 9~ The following per•OM art Th• followlng ·per90f'I• are buslnM• yet? No PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• etatement wu fll9d the wUI or •et.t• 0, or 1 cim 4*IMI tir 8 Stl9 or nMn8 ~rlH1 (C1lllornl1) 123 • • doing business ••: doing buslnHa u : Lou Zeleznik Wllh the County Clerk or both of· JOHN• J fedlrll .ing11llld1oa11.-. 110 Broadwav 351h St N" 11 Bt1ch 19918750574 •l U'SA CAPITAL. b) ROD Agape Diving, 323 14th St Thie mtement wll filed Flotltloue 8u1lneaa Orange County on 2·24·tl F!ELEf • • loft. IM'cll lllOdllon. or Com Mela' CA 928&3 po • Dally Pilot Mar. 5, 12. 19, MARTIN GROUP, 140 New-Apt. 11, Hun!lngton Beech. With tho County Clerk of NameStet•ment 19988780118 A ~ON ha ll'Mllll'*'IPICilldlnledlon .... 1 Thi• buslnt1s Is con. 211, 1998 Th378 port Center Drive, Suite CA 92848 OtMge County on 2·24-98 Tho tollowlog person• 11' Ody PUot Mar. 5, t2, 19, Men ftled by BARBARA 5102 al .. Annill Codi llldJl••••••llO••• ~by·• corporation PUBLIC NOTICE 240. Newport Boech, CA Paul Sc:hmltt, 323 141ti St 1 .... 749994 dol::P. buslntsl aa: 211 19911 Th385 GRIMEI I the Suoeriot --------~-------= y~ staned doing ~=" Joaeph Rodriguez. ~\~~8Hunllngton Beach, Dally PUot Ftb. 28. Mar. 5. 1~ ·~~Tuit.1~ c~:: • PUBLIC NOTICE C4urt of Ce1(oml•1 95 •11 yet? YH , 12-31· Flotltloua •ua!Mu 1350 E. Fl1mlngo Rd .. Thi• bu•lneu 11 con. 12, 19, 19" TH354 M .... CA ~7 County of°""""· Chari•• & Line Enler Nam. StetemMt , 177, L•• Vegu. NV ducted by an Individual PUBLIC NOTICE Belly Joyce Pet•r•on. Fl0Utlou1 •u•lnoH TH! P£l1TfON ,. "Af"ordable rl1t• Richard •Bloom. Th• folloWlng peraon1 art 89119 Have you 1tart9d doing 21098 Ponderota, Minion Name ltatem•nt quffte tMt 8Aft1$ARA II ~rNldint ' doing buslnt11 as: Thi• bu1lnt11 I• con-buslne11 yet? YH, Jan. Flotltloue Bualneu Viejo, C1. 92892 Th• fOllowlng panona .,. GRIMfl ba llPPOIMed Thi 0 ER 0 NIM 0 ENTER· duct9d by an lndlvldual 1998 N It t Thia bu1lnH1 11 con-dolna butlntU u · • penonel reprnem.-Alt ti tt 1 stetemonl Wll filed PRISES, INC., 25422 Trt· Hav. you ~ doing Peul Schmitt ame a ement duct9d by: 111 lndMdum DAtlCE 204 . dw to ldfnln19tet d'4t erna ve ~~ ~~~nc~-~~ ~c:'~os..._Lf• For· bullnn• yet? YH. 2110/te Thi• statement wu flied cJ'• f:::= =90N.,.. Have you •wttd doing 204 wutllnGton St. Bal-..i.t• of die ct.o.dent. · .,, .... • .. .._.". Mer\ln JoMPh Rodrtguu ~ the County C1efk ol ~~ Ml.lltlrnedl 10411 butlntu yet? No b<MI CA 92841 n4E ~ON ,.. Disc t Cask t 19988748890 Geronimo Ent•1,rlu1. Thi• ltai.ment WU flled Orange County on 2..awe ~A~ . 381 .. New-Betty Joyce Ptt"90n Judith A. Hll. 85 Tangelo quni. the deoadMt'• oun e ' Dally Pilot Feb. 26, M11. 5. Inc .. (CA), 25422 rebuco wtth tho County Clerk of 199H7IOOCHS pcf1 BMCtl CA 82600 Thia ltalement WU llltd Dr .. ltvlne, CA t2S20 WIU. end oochil1, If 12, 19, t9911 TH348 Rd. #105, Lill• ForMl. CA. Orange~ on 2·17-98 Delly Pilot Ftb 28 Mir 5 DeVld Anthony Snowden with the County Clerk of Thi• buslnHI I• con-any be .smtned to c ti & PUBLIC NOTICE '~2~!1ntH I• con-0 .. ,,., pu!.~:7~~1'1~ 12, 19, 1998 . • TH3o3 ~ .. ~h ,.~ ~.t N~ Ofenge ~~;.e; t::' ~ . .,, ~:'"!-P'ob.t!di!r WIU._~ rema 00 ---------duct9d by: • COfpotatlon -·1 • • • .,.... ..... c • "".-~ o butlntU~.:..., N -· .. any 0 1 .,. ..,.... B ri Flctltlou• Buel.,... Have Y~ st.art9d doing M11. 5, 12, 1991 Th335 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu•lne11 11 con-ally Puot Feb. 19, 20. ,... o able for examination In U aJ Servi•ce Name ltetement butlneu yet? YH, 2·1·911 PUIUC NOTIC• d1JC19d by: an lndMdual M•r. 5, 12, 19911 Th324 ~Ith :at~ filed the ftl• kept by the Th• tollowlng pet"90n1 are Geronimo EnterprlsH 5 Flotltloua •u11ne.. Htve Vo" 1tatt9d doing 1 WH court. Oolng buslneJS u : Inc .. .John v. Call.,,...: Flotttlow 8u1lneu Name Statetnent buD~A.· ~at? v ... 1-1-i8 PUBUC NOTICI wfth=the=County ~~ ~ n4! l'fllTION ,.. Why should you sub1' ect EBER CONSTRUCTION, dent ....... Slat t Th• foltowlng per90l'l9 .,. ..... Snowden on • • qu..na Mlthority to 211112 s.iucsa Cir .. Hunt1"9' Thie atttem8f'lt wu t1ted 111e .....--.. •men doing 1>11•1ntst u: ™• ~ wu m9d F1out1c>u• •u11ne.. t "4 ' edmlnt.ter tht ...._. yourself & your f 'I t ton BMch, CA. 9211411 with the County Clefk Of dolnQ ~ P4I!'°"' 11' 8oUMt o.tlgnl, <Mt De Wilt! the County Clerk ol Name ltatemMt Delly Piiot Feb. H. Mer. 5, undet 1fte Independent affiJ Y 0 ,,•vld Q. Eb«, 211172 S• Orange Ccunry on w.te CK ReMatch "iftc 3100 Solo Terrece, Corona del Ofenge Cooney on 2·20-M The followlng porson9 .,, 12, 19. 1991 THS5t AdmlnletretiOnOf &-paving inflated p j f (Udl Cir.. Huntington 1H817I0814 Alrw8y Ave. •112:· Cost• Mil, CA 92125 tffH'14MM doing. bullntn u : PUIUC NOTICI tet• Aat. mn 9llthorl-JI r ces or 9eecti. CA. 92640 Del"' PlloC M• O 12 tt M.aa CA. 92eill Betty .Jel'frey, 448 De lolo Diiiy f'llot f"eb. H. Mlf. 5 Soto• Cuatom Je-l.ry, Caskets & SerVt'Ces???? Je11V1ett• M. Ebef, 211112 28 ;1998 · • rh3.i CK A....,ch Inc 3100 Terr~. COron1 det M11. 12 1, 11198 TH3s3 710 S. Hall•d•). S1n11•--...... -tl·-···.;....•~·-·--• • ~lude Cir.. Huntington • Al • S .• CA 921.25 • • ,.,,., CA 92701 ,..,.. ... 1:.ia u ... -aa FIND r.n ... n l\....-1 ooo r.tr&~ ach. CA 9211411 PUBLIC NOTICI eo':l..e::•c.iil 1~82~12• Thi• busln•11 11 con-PUBLIC NOTIC! Ectuetdo Soto, 110. s. Hel-n!'r" ltatem.nt Wll auu n"\% "OOC1'Yt\Aln.LI his bualnus 11 con-Thie butlMH · I• con-dUC19d by: en lndMdUll tad1y, Santa Ana, CA olloWlno S*lont 111e an ap•-nt ~-1\,,.,n-I ~ ... ~11-r--11~ Ouc:ttd by: ~ and FloUtlou9 .......... ducted b elk>n Have you IUll't9d doing '1ollU.u. •uaJ"9n 9270' doing butlhesl u : .... ,IV .,... .... '"~ -·..-... \ANllUC9 NNM ltat....,t Haw ~a=: doing bullnHt yet? Yea. Jen. te.fn• Statement Thi• bu1lneu 11 con-S~ Solutlont Group. l~throu~~gh~c~IUs:lfle:d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§g_ rou •tatted doing The ~ peteOl'lt .,.. butlneta yet? YH Junt ( 1998 The lollow1ng perlOnt .,., ducted by: en lndhlldull 3 Alboln. lrvln•. CA yet? YH, 7(78 doing~ es; Itel ' ' Betty Jeffrey ~ Mtntt1 N : Hew you st8118d ~ f2111 Pavld 0. Eber £.Q. Medlclll ktpp!y, Inc., CK AuHroh Inc This 1tatemtne wu flted TumbleBu•. 17210 N• buelnts• yeC? No .~~amt, 32 Alt>oln, JNI. -..1R111nt. ., .. llect ale)~ v''W Co1a11 Glwlalte L ~ Pf~ with the County Clertt of Whoe>e It., Founteln Veley, fdUltdo lioto ""'"••""' t2tl2 Wlttt tM County Cltf1t of Mne. Cellfomla t2l2t dent • onilOi Cou<it'{ on 3-lo.tl eA t21'0I "AW--. .. ..,.. ..._.. ~ ..Jb1&. Jw.alneu la con-=County on 2·24-91 llgml HHfthnet, DMI, Thlt ... temene wu Ned ttNl71170t Lind• Margeret ltdo, ~tho= ci.:..r ~by:en~dolng 74H78 ~~~~the County Cltf1t of Dally Pilot M11ch 12, tt. }=:..~~~,:::'· lllG9 t ... H~H4 bu:..r"ytt?1~ Olly Pllol fllet>. 21. Mw. 5, fomll 82129-enge County on 34'18 H, Apfll 2• ttM Tl'l3tt Thie bullMll II con-Dalt flllot ftb 11 11, ClrOf Mlmt ...... ,. .. 1981 THall T. hll 'ua1net1 It con-,,...., 1 .... 711MM PUILtc -nCI ~ bV: an~ Mii YI 1a tOOI . ~ Thlt aw.ment •• flltd PUIUC NOTICI ductad bV: • t1on _.., Pflot MW. 1• 11. 1t. "v Have ~ ltllted ~ • ' ' Wlllr 1'9 -eocny an ot ,. ..... yoi, :c· ... 21. '"' Th:m l'Ju.... ........ ~ Yei. 2·14-tl PUiUC IOTICI ~ COWltV °" HMI • ~ .,.._ ~ *7 No PUIUC Nonc1 •ame ........... Lhsl M~ . t .... 11tua Nw .......... llgml JtMll""-' OM!, The fo11ow1ng pertone are Thia ltatilf'Mnt WU ftled FloUtleua •"*'-9 o.lly Not Marett 11, tt. TJtRTING ANEW BUSINESS?? 1lla Mowt1'8 pareone W ~ Del Signore, ,......._ lluelnHI ~. ~ M: "t/' the= Cleftl of Nw Ile'"*" 21, Apt 2, 1111 Tl\W1 =t: ~ a ~ ~!..-!.. ~--°' 1lla ~= .,. &'1191:'..~.,::. 1:C14"T1on 2 ·24-91 ~ =~.. PUIUC NOTICI • • • • • • • • • • • PlnMclll a.me... Aol _.., .. ,. ,,,,_ .. ,. ...,_,. dOlrlQ bUe1nea1 .,. CA 12111 Dtly Piiot ,..,, 21, Mar. I , Colfl U... =Com- • l111rn It., lrvlne, CA =County on 1·20-ll MIOCARI U!AlaNo t7tt John OMlle Butcher. 40 ti, 111 ,... TH317 eeny, 2tt M IL, Cll91.11tt• t2tt..... t 7~ 10rtae ~Or.,~ Slllltf C~ !Mne, CA co.ta Me9I, ~ 1 fteymond !nUtl, "°2 D.ity Not fttb. ll. 114•. 1. ton -...cti, CA..,.. 112t1a PUIUC N011CI Devld Jonathan WIQl"· ~ l1lem It., lrvlnt, CA tL tt 1'M 1lOSO Mitc1c119 AMurlnoe Cot-Thia bualneH II con-fltotlltl =w± 211 ...__.. It. eo.tt tat4oW ;.11 I poniion. (DI!) t7'1 1<k'91 ouet.d by: en lndMdUll IU9 -·· ....... CA' mrr •a.e1y fl'ltnt. 3I02 lalec'ft PUIUC IOTICI CMyon_ D1.;' HunungtOn Helle rou _.,.. dOlna ...... ..._. , ...... ,.. Thi• 'uliMM JI oon-1t., 1Mnt, CAt211..-~CANt4t ~ ,.c? Y". Mercfi ,,,.~...,....,. ._.bf:lnlndMcto ... ,Thi• butlneat I• ~ Pktltl•• ......... Thi• butlMH It tofto ,, !• doing.....,... ae: .... '°" .... ~ -.. ~ by: ~ Md ...._ ... ..._. dUCflld by: 1 eotpOf1111on .ionn O. Mc:Mr W.ff.e .. atecttlc, U40 ....._wet Ho ·'" • .... · n .. foloilllnO pareone .,. ttew rou .,.. ~ ™' ......... ... 11ec1 aenca Ana ...--. •U. DM4ll"' Mlell : H"9 rou --d'*1t ................. ......~·n-.t.lMI ... tN Court'Y a.. of ~--._CA_, __ l1lla •l"f'llN"" lltd • r.r= Ho Gold' .CClllliM T.Y, ~ Mac1care ANurtnee COr-= Cour'llY on t-•CMI n. ft.1~ Jr., _, wWt 1111 .~ QM!.~ ~t.-; : lntMI lion, t t 11 lhcklngf\1m porlllOn, Mantle ....., 1 781... ~ AM ~ IU, Or-.~ on •1Mt, • ¥1. • • .... ,,..,,. ... Ned ~. """..:a.eo.i....... ....... o.tt, "°' Metch tt. ,. -...... -_, t....., .... , .. • ""'1111 County a.rt flt~ ... ....._ l1lla ..... mn ... -. lt.Apl~t• w ~~·~~con-ewy Noe PtO. 1~ M........, r ail• • OrMll CWnlJ on 2..,.... ..._..,. -.,...._., Jt., ""' .,. CounlY Cllrtc d ,_ ..,.. · ..., 1. tt. t• T"1ll : ,.....,IOOt• 1111 ~ Drtve. OrMg11 eounew °" w... PUIUC IOTICI .......r"""-:c'w-. ' t1.aa u. 1. wea&tC't , cw, Nae ,. -. .... e. ._ ~ ....., c... , .... Hoen Wlllft\ .c ...-,. .., PUii.iC IOTICI • el; 1t, t• TH* 5., NIMta la con-Olly Nat .... I. 11, 1t, ........... 1klie• TNI • I IMlll& N tlld =--= t7Hi W llOTICI bi: en ~dull lti t• Tl'dl3 ...._ llat1n 111 W\ lie ~ C*tt Of ~ ..... •••l111N ~/ PUIUC NOTICI ~ :'::: C--.,.. Oninat COUNy °" t ·ts.11 .,... .......... • P11•11a. l•IAnl AO·......,~ ..... 'I.... ~=-:==---:&...•_ -. ••••••••• On the mont nw••• ,....... 1i10 TWlllt"' oa"1on ~ "°',.... • Mw. a. ~"I::,'::' ON'! .,. .... ., ;:'~ n. ..... ,...,. .,. Sefl your extra .._. ltel1•IM = Votbe UMa. CA ti. 11, tlll THS4t ~ i'lliM.i lead\ # ~ K.T .. "'::::'~.:: hOtllehOld =~=-•.,. •teandaf I. Dlctd, 11aa RIHT '::.. ~b,~I CoUrt It. ... ~ ..... ~ .... Ht. . Uml -~ , .... ,,. Canyon ltoed, =· ~CA ---== C •1 1111-Ma. A , .._,CA V.,... IJnda, ~ a.7 -Olf ~-111!!11.UUI! "*"' U11A .. 1 llll. In ClaMt1ltd ~ Thi• t>welnHt l• con-IVoUGfl cllllllled Tiiie IMlw II cOfto ·• ,.....,... ____ ............ __ .............. ... , lit EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNllY AllNll--~l•llilll .................... FM- ntFW ....... Alltl1 ... ..... .,... ... n1t1tttt tt llteftlM •111J ,met'HCt, ll•ltattel ff fttctl•IHllH ..... M rlCI, nflf, 111l91M, ............... lilt ...... If ..a.tltrlfll,ll'HllllllllllH ...... .., .. ~.· ..... . ..,.., ......... nts .... ,.,., •Ill HI ........,_.,...,.,,.,... .... "' rut ...... ftlcll .. Ill ................. 0."""9 are hre~ llflllM• tlllt •II nrellla" '""''"• 11 ttila ....,. ..... u ...... .. ..... ........, ...... Tec .. ,.... tC .._.....Ill, ctll HUO Telt-lrM It 1..-.UWHI. ht IM w.....-. DC"" , .. , .. caHNUDlf~. HOUSES/ CONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL SOLD! 1002 Showcase home• for ute In our Saturday Real Ettate Supplementl •Home• of th• w .. k dl•play •d• •tart at lu•t $751 (Deadllne Wed 5pm) ***** .Open Hou•• ll•tlne• for $SI jDMdllne Th~ 5pm) ***** It paya to advertlH In the beat local Real Eatate Section CALL TODAY! LI•• River• 714/574-4252 CORONA DELMAR NEWPORT l!ACB New~ert Heleht• TWo Mmk:atm llnote- fa m horn••· ,or detds cal: 14•804I MAX llOflQAN DSV ... ....,. ........ ,.,,. ofO, aM. .,..,.,. c ... an.ooo • ONndv AelRot• t7tM1111 oomwww UND&R **»0.000 ........ UllltRDO ,.~~tnl . ......... THuMSOAY, MAAOf 12. 1998 NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2169 MISC&LLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL 21aa l•E·M·P·L·o·YM-E·N·r· 1,.niiioiiiMiiiEiiiSTiiilCiiiSiiiiii5iiiS4iiiO iiEURNiiiiiiiiilTUiiiiiiR.Eiiiiiiiii60iiilii41 =~~NGTON 6140 liBiiiMWiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii90!ii3iiiO 1069 BEACH ·------· Chlld c '94 3251• i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RENTALS •Superior Ave. CM Need•erd• Microwave S50. 261n ••c II a H b • .. •••••••• 1500·15,000sl, Great Consul• TV St50., Lo mt. lthr, •Pt pJ<g, PROBATI! SAL• •t• na • •• or,, loca tion , lenced,1---------For newborn twins my lrldg $125., 2pc. bdrm ________ ., Ilk• new <3KHJ3&&) Price Wiii Amaze Youl ~~;~o!1 :~.:~r.~ ---------roll-upa, high celllnga, EMPLOYMENT All to Viejo home. set St50., Sota s100.. Lvg !atate Auction s21 .5~~XUS Oft - - New Be•oh Ol•nt $ t GOO/mo. John n00MS 2706 .65pal 714-548·8531 5530 Monday thru Friday Must Sell! 648-n51 3/14·3/'l5 10•m-??? WESTMINS-R &\ 7:30am . 6 :30pm. Noeerlyblrdal """' 38r 4.5Ba S839,000 Campbell, Agent iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Must be experienced, Sealv P . Piiiow-Top 100 1t1-tots ol awffl (714)892-e~ ~ (714) 718·1521 R••P· lemale seeks ••••••••• $8·$11 per Houri w/nowborna, depend· Mattreaa Full·slze, Chlpale dinette ••t •84 74 01 Immaculate . 'W Prudential H•rbor Velw Knoll nice br/b• 10 rent near BUSINESS & and oenellts. F{T & P/ able. patient & caring. near new. S800.' v111ue 10 pc/Lahque orig lo•ded. extended ~r· Wllnlle...., 3br 2.5ba, lam rm, beach, around FINANCE T, Preschool. lnlfTod References required. S350firm 675-1958 box/Armolre/Silk ranty. Moving mu.SI 714-723-8120 view, pooVtennla, Avl $400.(?) Call. .. 963· ••••••••• Tutor Time Chlld Care S 1100 per month. Rug1/Loul1 XIVdetl</ ••lllll S3l,OOO ol:>o' r-NEWPO~ BEACH J231 Cl.ay St . 3 BR, 2.5 BA, with 1.550 sq.ft. Central air, gas fp, 2-car garaae. oak cabinets, dishwasher, trash compactor, Berber carpet, cedar closet, frig, stove w/d, central vacuum, gas BBQ included. $295,000 714-642-2305 ~ 0M'fltr/Agm/ ...4 4-1 S2300mo 844-9648 3483. in N.B.· 955·:'872 Pleose Lall Simmons Twin bed, B1onze 11a1ue/48x7:Z pnr714•729.703'4 r---------7 1 4 . •l 4 8 -0 2 0 2 box & frame S25 Mirror/Cleo aofa/011 • VIiia Balboa Luxury Slngl• Mom (child ---------A Golden Opportunity Great cond. ha1dly ptng/Tllny Sil l•mp/ '95 3251 White/tan . 2br 2b• Bay view vl11t1 every other BUSINESS Semlna1s by tho Sea/ R e turning College used. 574-4245 day llallan sofa set/ leather. xlnt cond, vaulted cell, Ip, $1800 weekend) seoks nice TU CdM provides tr~ning student. lookuig I.Jr 11 p1ec:H or J ewelry auto, 4dr. slll1 S19.SK e 19·29 9 ·O 0 5 2 lBA/BA 10 rent near OPPOR NITY & consulting to ~emp reduced rent lbr/bath Sof• Sleeper and 15361 Cambay Lane (714) 044-4744 beach. 963·3483 2904 tlelp prof's nation/ In Hchange for er· loveseat, 2-end Ibis, Cross Street Bolaa APARTMENTS FOR RENT RENTALS TO SHARE 2724 worldwide we seok a rands/child care, or coffee tbl, $550. Chica & Mcfadden high energy, cus1. therapeutic massage 2 Lamps $60. for In H B. No checks CADILlAC 9040 •-••••• suppon and mktg per-therapy. Call 760-1 t 76 pair. 963·3483 '--------~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Please be wary ol out son. Grea1 personality of area companies. comp skills, team nl·'W••••••••IWaterbed-Oueen, 8 Check with the local d d "I I b" tubes. Pine Head· _N_E_W_P_O_R_T ___ _ lllu e an Sia., O O MERCUll11.TDISE CdM Share 2 br 1 b• Bett er Business history req. s 13.25/hr n.6M'f board with underOed cheerful home w/lrg Bureau before you +Golden bonus pro-s t or a g e . S t 5 0. BEACH BALBOA Br, n/pet S525mo + send any money for gram and growth po· Call 714·631·1634 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISLAND 2606 utls. Prof'I fem pref'd fees or services. Read tenllal. call Cathy 714-ANTIQUES 6010 _________ 1 1100 Home, O•r•g• 6169 '85 Sedan De Ville 48k ml, lpwr. like new (2BTL520) $5950 ' LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER-(~ 14) 892-4190 .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Avl 3/1. 640-6454 and understand any 873·5860 or fax ro· 1"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Satel On Ford Rd., ________ _ Q I t 18 B yf t contracts before you sume 1t4·673· 1156 II MERCHANDISE btwn MacArthur & San c~VROLET 9n..a~ u• n r a ron CdM Shr Lrg 2bd sign. Shop around lor ---------SC 6015 .n~ V'1 . Apt. HI-beam cells, nu 3ba townhome with ratea. Clerical Poaltlona WANTED Ml • Miguel on Sat April 4, palnVcarpel.$1500/mo ocean view, double BOOST SALES! P avail. $12-$t6hr·NO 1998 8a·t2pm • 11 El C•mlno• •. ~/utls. Agt 723-0653 garage $950mo obo ro exp nee.I Full benel ANTJnUES C•rdlo·Ollde exer East BluH Sat. only. • 2 Ford Rancl1Wo• •SUNNY PATIO• 800·277-4175 eltl. 202 marketer helps you 888·292-7091xt2626. .!? b"ike $£•~. Nordic Household demolltlon I sell product/svcslr----~----Old Stzt F it --& 1 8 from 1960-1987 beet Lg 2br lba, new pa nl, CM 2bd 2ba nr trlangl•i Call 714-434-2973 DRIVER OTR PIAN.,OS •Colul•~'b"fe85 Sport Tredmlll /Step-Items urn. am-offer. Owner will carry crpl, lndry rm, avl now sq clean sunny bale ----_,_.--..,,.......,,,..,,.,,..,. COVENA!4T frans· ... u climber I monitor 12pm. 564 Gloriena. on approved down & $1195.Agt 646-0645 w/d l/p $4!50/+utll HBB,notMLM.OO% port -West coast •s..;:.'::::=:;:M.... $475.Call759·9111 •E•l•teS•I•• credit. 714·968·5?79 friendly 515-0532 prollt. 10-20K/mo. ~m. runs. S 1,000 sign-on $$ CASH PAID $$ An 11 q u • 1 • c h In a . BALBOA PENINSULA 2607 Investment r~~g· bonus for experienced ..... _ • .,...,,,.....,,_ Llonhea d Fountain clothes, or1ental •ag SUB 2wd 3/4lOA, 1·800-995-0796 x drivers. Health/life In· WE BUY ESTATES 411, 2yrs old, list 5500. carpel•, 1800"• Pine 454. 325hp cam, man· PROTEL PAYPHONE surance available first •l---''-1•"-'-...a.. . .....:-sell for $100. 515·8820 Hutch $2000, Can-lfold. 5 core rao, quldc ""'--..... ~, ~··-1hilt kit, new ~ Cozy 2br 1 b• gar ••••••••• space, w/d hk-ups, evndeck, beach closel RTE. 45 high-traffic day on truck. Expert· "W£ PAY MORE FASTER" non ball Rope Bed tires/brakes s9.900, 1ocatlon1 S12,500 . enc e d d r Iv• rs WANTED $800, 1800 Canopy 71....,759 .9373 lncludH gas stations. 1 .a o o -4 4 1 -4 3 9 4 Rope Bed $6000 503 -----........,,,~--.."""" convenience atorn, Graduate atudentt TO BUY 6019 31st SI NB Sat 8-3pm '93 Caprice Ctaaalc $1050.mo 645·5862 2819 ll!ACB ----------------- hotels. Earns $1001</ 1-800·338-6428. Bud Sun 11-3pm 5.0L, VS, air, pwr per year. Limited Meyer Refrigerated Everthlnn Mutt Qol w1nd/lks. tilt, c:ruin, otterlnglll Truck Lines toll frff I BUY ALL PIANOS • AM /FM cats ( 8 O 0) 5 1 9 -3 2 0 1 1 ·8 8 8 ·6 6 7 ·3 1 2 9 Antiques.qua!. furniture Thurs,Frl,Sat,Sunday. #3VIR t 74 $6.993 CAL•SCAN CAL•SCAN lpc or houseful cash Cash Only.Moving out Co•t• Mesa coiJ.957 0133C..-. Id {714) 957 8t33 ol state. Complete Llncoln-Mercury 171f "O '"a? pa ,., · HouHfull of Items. (714) 540·5830 Old Coins Gold Sliver 2407 E. 16th St, Apt.F. SOUTH COAST Franklin Mint, Sterling Newport East Apts., ---------AUCTION Old watches & jewelry (Upstairs corner apt) CHRYSLER 90_50 2202 So. Mem-St., Westcoast Coin 642·9448 Call 714-646-4724. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S..ta Alie, CA 92707 ._,~ ~ .Ja1H'0 S Antiques 28111..al-Q Ne rt RECORP~OP$ Jaz.t, 'R&B. Soul, Rock Elc ... 50's & 60's Mlle'• --------· 845 • 7505 TRANSPORTATION '91_ ~•Baron UQht Gray/Gray. 6x'ceJ.· " Cond. $6990. Call 759-1900 Ext.2028 BUILDING MATERIALS 6030 MARINE SLIPS PUBLIC NOTICE: Steel DOCKS 7022 bldgs. never put up, w/blueprlnts. Steel 50' Mooring off . NB bldg co is liquidating Penn. near P•v1hon 1--------- 40x31 $1.110 now Dinghy 16K 631-6895 DODGE 9065 $ 3. 9 8 0. 5 0 x 100 or 562-491-6684 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii" $18.270 now $11 .927. c EH TE R SLIP '80 Dayton• Sh.U., Other strlghtwalls AVAIL! 40·5011 In Turbo All Power. avail . Call Chuck N.B.. E·Z acce11. Premium Sound Sys . 1·800-320·2340. Message 729-7670 co Player, All Leatner ---------I Sllp tor 48'tt sailboat, I n t er Io r . T ·To p"s , Gll!aged, Very Cl•an. $2950.obo 548-1554 PETS & ANIMALS 6049 Qeorgeou• Rare nr Lido Bridge, water/ elect. $12per foot. 714-675--6128 1--------- FERRARI 9067 Silver Bengel 8mo Old ••••••••• e •g2 Mondlal 121L Male. Oeclawed. Paid red/tan S75K. •'86 $750. Wiii sacrifice 11 AUTOMOBILES Testaroasa 13k ml, S350obol 858-5873. red/tan S65K. •'87 412 OCICAT Kitten•---------Leopard look•llkea ACURA Auto, Black metallic/ red 11 kml S65K. •'87 328 GTB 47k ml. n•w engine $55K. Ownec. wn1 carry on appf9vecS. down & credit. S250·S500 646-8473 9010 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Teacup Toy Silver •01 Ll!Ql!ND L French Import Female Leather. boae. mnrf, P o odle . 18moa. co. mint (2XIC631) 7 1 4 -9 e 8 .5 7 7 e house br o k • n. $1~19150 i-.--------papered. paid $850. LEXUS OF FORD 9075 Sacrllic $400.obo STMIHSTER Call 858-!5873 In eVH WE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii or 794·0003 daytime _...;C_7_1_4..;;..1_a_o_2_.e_ooe __ 1•ee Ford T·Blrd new '93 lnt .. ra Sharp 1 eng/lrans. tires bf._ owner, low ml, lull $2500. obo 54()..6218 6065 Cable Deaorambler 114.95 Code 04 •7t4-262-2804• power, snrf, extra• Plaase leave message $11,500 71~988 •ee RANGER XLT '04 Ll!QEND L Super Cab. air. pwr Lo ml, lthr, mnrl, st-109, AM/FM cats. Boee, Ilk• new. alloy whls, to ml, (3RQC308) 119,950 •SF2'245 S10.99& Ll!XUS OF Coata ..._ W•8TMINSTER Llnooln-Merc.ury (714) ae2.eeoe (714) M0-5830 A GOOD •• ·d • , l ti . fl ~ l c c l d l'I I ti 111 c 1 I 2 • c " "' ' - ' • ' . l ' l I I I ( • ( ( THURSDAY, MARCH 12: 1998 ·4cousnc CEIUNGS aa l::::"' 11 Con~ ~~·°'V· 84 Y""l 8m8ll es SpM'I'• C09l8 dll-ee $ugaly DOWN 1 Ols*>mar• atMt 2 WOIMfs' 3=-=-~· SOUlld 4 Adriltlc, e.g. 6 Child's amf. 6 Lennon arld 1 ~Ye<Md ln 8 Acquires 9 Stipulation 1 o Steamship 11 Dooble - 12 Chun:h pol1ion 13Auto~ 18 Teen magaz.lne 23 Not so many 24 Largev8M 25 Playing marble 26 !Yr.rifle ammo 27 City touth of Moscow 28 °" guatd 29 Mat.Wlee guys 30 But• 3408 South Coaat Drywall Acou1 remvl/cusl text Water Oamag• Repair Beat In Quallty & Price L550017 444-8889 Uve-ln chlld care. European Au Pairs. f~llsh speabln~. 18-26 yrs .. leqal. culluraJly enrlchl~. llexlble In-home ADDITIONS R!MODEUNG QIAMIC. m.ES 3410 3528 I I &...er, ahowen "•p'd • R~I~ & lnstall'n La 0130 an of Tiie 873-80e5 or 84e.8526 AllFOAOASU! CHILOCAAl . All ~·· CPA c.t1Jtl9Q 0 304203021 714ot7o-.&025 child care. 45 hrs./Wb. 800-713-2002 COMPtJT!RS '3556 COMPUTER ~UP! . ~ll Ol"'"' lVTOlllNG In Nlldendal ~Ind eddldanl Uc. 69629 151-900 CONSTRUCTION IUltDING 3580 AHD•R•ON Conatr lQ or Sml Joba. Ina' LllM40m l.ooet COM Eat. 1928 780-1:181 WPST •t742 07 o AKQJ 10 •Q74 SOU11I •Al05 o KJ 1091 0 ,2 •KJ6 The biddin : WEST NfjR111 10 ..... KAST soura Pam 10 .._ 1 0 ..... 3Q .... 4Q ......... .... Opening le.d: King of o Doo't comm.it yourself to a line of play, no matter bow obvious it might seem, until you have found out as much as possible about the holdings. You might unearth infonnat.ion that will dramat.icalJy alter your view of the band. North's two-diamond cue-bid HONDA 9085 INFINITI 9095 INFINITI 9095 '95 PASSPORT DX White, grey Interior, 5spd, A/C, sunroof. (3PB987) $10,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714·842·7700 '97 CIVIC DX Blue, grey Interior, 5 apd, A/C, factory watranty. (3VOB872) $12,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714-842·7700 '98 ACCORD LX 40r, only 900 ml, no OMV, le•ua trade (019181) $18,877 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1-(888t·88·LEXUS •95 Q45T •09 J30 Black jade/Ivory, full Bordeau•, 1an leather, option, only 36k ml, phone, sunroof, CO/ M I N T I ( 3 O 1 9 4 9 ) cass, premium aound, $27,977 chrome wheels , LEXUS I o a d e d , Io w m I MISSION VIEJO (3PJB106) $22,995 1·(888)-88-LEXUS BAUER LOTUS '98 020 COSTA MESA 4 dr, au1o, leather, (714t 842°7700 m oonrool, CO, lull '98 Q45 priced to Hll power. ('538237) $29,995 pearl wht w/ SHS,877 tan lthr Int. 24k ml. LEXUS showroom cond./ MISSION VIEJO transl. mlg'a warranty 1-888-88·LEXUS 574·2600 S E LL your used vehicle through classified 642-5678 ·----------------~ Ne .... ,;on Beach/Costa Me • Dally PilOf J&GUAJt 9105 UHCOtM 1120 NISSAH I 9150 VOWWAG!N 9235 -------- '95 COUGAR 4.6L va. air, pwr. tllt, CfUlse, AM/FM. caaa, mnrl, pwr teat, dual air bags, loaded '94 ES 300 #3MLY482 $10,995 Black/black, razor Coat• Meaa shop. Le•u• certified. Llnooln·Mercury (0074122) $20,977 (714t 540·5830 '92 LS 400 '95 VILLAGER -----~--- SEIZED CARS From S175 • Porachea, Cadillacs, Chevya, BMW's , Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4WO'a. Your Area. Toll Free 1 ·800·218·9000 •'85 Sliver Spur Ex1.A·1398 for current Black/tan, 36k ml, Uatlngs. S45k. •'79 Cornlche 1------=-..,..----Conv. 2·tone metalllc SEIZED CARS blue, blue top red From S 175. leather 356k ml, $45K. Porsches. Cadlllacs, •'78 Sliver Shadow C h e v y • • B M W ' 11 , Champagne/chestnut, Corvettes. Alto Jaeps, 44k ml, $25K. Owner 4WO's. Your Area. Toll will carry on approved free for current llttlng down & credit. 1·800.218·0000 7 1 4 .9 8 a .5 7 7 9 Ext. A·1398 C a 1 h m e re /Iv o r y , Lo ml, pwr wlnd/lks, leather, lull option. rear air, pwr seat, pvt 66,000 miles (144732) glass, cu1t whla, fully $22,977 loaded, must see #J9---------'95 sc 300 4729 s14,995 SUBARU 9200 _A_UT_OS ____ _ Rally Red, mint condl· Coat• Meaa lion, all service Llnooln·Meroury w•-n 1eoorda. (029508) (714) 540·5830 •'92 8VX·AWD• .-.u..u 9248 $24,677 --=--~·-;...._---! BLK/GREY,Tour Pkg ---------- LEXUS '98 TRACER ALL Opllont, 63Kml, MISSION VIEJO Red w/grey, llhr, AT, Bty'lul. 714-873-2044 :d.~ ~- 1·(888) 88·LEXUS AC, cus whls, aplr, 1 0~~-W.._~ ownr, only 11k ml ~~v •ea as 300 1601618 MUST SEE TOYOTA 9210 ... -.~ F u 11 op ti on, on I y Co a ta Meaa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii r.: 30,000 miles. Lexus Llncoln·Mercury ,.,.7 c•MRY L""' • or Not certified. #094510 (714) 540-5830 Sage/Hg•. full p;wer, •TuWriuOfr 528•977LEXUS o n I y 1 5 0 0 0 m I . • <An, Tn.d&s, RV's MISSION VIEJO No room left (027458) $18.977 •No OMV Haule 1 ·(888)-88·LEXUS In the garag' e LEXU8 fBll PICKUP! MISSION VIEJO ~ '97 ES 300'a for the car? 1·888·88·LEXUS 1 • • 5 to choose from. lex u a c e r t If I e d . Thinking of having a 1'oda1 $28,577 A call to garage aale? LEXUS cla11ffled can Give u1 a celll MISSION VIEJO h I CLASSIFIED 1·(888t·88·U'.XUS • p 842·5878 RADIO DISPATCHED 0 RF.s. COMM. 714-722--9998 ~ r ~· 1 j. ....;:·: -_,)1 7 ' ..... l .. · I "·11l\l 111i.1 "iol il·" 800·643·5022 UPBOLSTlllllfG 3931 ------- Antique Speolallat 40 yrs exp, Qual. work, lowett prices, refs Bernie & Nancy 998-4580 a & a Uphol t ine• '68 custom made tum, re- upholatery, slip cvra antique rpr 542-4612 WALL COVERINGS 3932 The atrlpper Specializing In Wallpaper Removal l5889241 883·1S03T W• Gala ahoutd nang together. Strip. lnatall, advice to th• crazy. L•me1e e:u.2111 /tie 'ti lie~ *; ~lte A GOOD ADI ' ,, ~ t c c ' , d -' ' I " I b .. c 1 I 2 c I ( ~ ' ( ( ( ( THURSDAY. MARCH 12, 1998' ACOUSTIC CEilINGS 3408 South Coaat Drywall Acou1 remvl/cust text Water Damage Repair Beat In Ouallly & Price L.550017 444-8888 ADDITIONS RE.MODELING 3410 Uve-ln child care, European Au Pairs, E~llsh s~lnq. 18-26 yrs .. I~. culturally enrtchlnq. flexible In-home chlld care. 45 hrs./wt!, bit 50 Cattle endoeure 51 Cupkf't weapon 52 Oreumaker's CUI 53 Pulplt 54 Infant 55 -Stanley Gardner 56 "No, Vladimil" 59 Those holding office 60 Currently' coap ••r ~Celtfal Coi1tmdla• Slntmt 1151llldl111diw1n l'8l6dendal ---------· ~and8ddlllonl 3528 Loetcr ...... ,. R•p'd Aegroutlng • lnattlll'n L.810130 Dean of Tlte •73-8085 or MW521 .V-R>ADABLE CHJLDCMI All AG•• CPR Certlnecl uo 304203027 714-87M02t COMPUTERS 3556 COMPUTER ~ELP,1 · laM'Tt oa "'°" 1VT'ONNG Uc. 6962lt 151 """° CONSTRUcnON BUILDING 35&0 AND•R ON C•"atr Lg or Sml Joba. ,,.. L1'IM407H Locll COM ht. 1821 7.0. t 38 t ~ OWllES GOREN Wtdl OMAR SHARF .tetT~HtRSCH \ o I J&GUAI 1105 UNCOUf 1120 HlSSAH 1150 VOWWAGU tz35 ----~ ------ ·•T 420 Q ••• llMK VIII ' • • I 0 0 z x ••• •••• Rag-top. Blue, grey lnte1lor, lo ml, C/O, JIL, lll'lr, New trana 1 '2197. New eunroor, c•nterllnH clualc car, very good pwr wtn4'11c9, dual alt tu.I ll1J •Y•· Rune grtl tlmt, Otf•toad ehock1, condition, only 43k bag1, dual pwr aMta, Bra. HOOO obO 0t auapenalon. In orMt mll••· (TXTl96) tullV lo~ 41580217 trade tor pr• 70'• 1hape. MW bfaJ<H/ es HS 111,"5 • CheVy cat.C.O u.. front and, etc ... S2000. llEAJl 1UE RJGHr LIN& uu•fl LOTUS Coata M••• 930-4990 7'"4540.1101 COSTA M•SA Llnooln-Moroury '87 sontra Orey one _....,._....,..._...,.... __ Bodi vulnerable. Wat. deala. SOUJ1I •Al05 KAST • 163 ~A 52 0 943 • 10532 Q "' 1091 0 61 •KJ6 ~~am EAST SOUl'H ... lQ 10 ... Pllll 20 ..... JQ ..... 4Q .... ,_ ..... Opening lead: King of o Don't commit yourself lO a line of play, no matter bow obvious it might seem, until you have found out as much as possible abouttOc holdings. You might unearth infOnnatioo that will dramatically alter your view of thctwxl. North 's two-diamond cue-bid HONDA 9085 INFINITI showed ood haod ~ pport of 1'14-414&·'1700 (714) IJ40..5830 own«, atereo ni>o.oo ''It a .. \I• White. New bemU. st!s Sou&b ~~ve bal· '90 •ov•r•len ( 7 1 4 , e. 6 .7 0 3 7 :~:~n~~:~··,s;::. aDCCd with• couldcftblJ weaker Dlue, battey leather, MDC!DES 9130 e ___ e.. (714) 281-1111 boldiaa. tbljmnn rebid cklcrlbed 1 aunroof, low mllH , •e4 PIOK·UP X••-=~-:-::"'l':-:--~ .r..u • ~-N . ....,.., i.1.. new chrome wtl~• , -sL / 4X4 '82 Rabblt Convt •uu opc:mna UN "'u"' ''""• WIUJ "° (IURTOH) 111,995 87 Whit• •-w AC. P$, AM/PM Cu•, lap, new top, new •••&Cd value1 in dlamoad1, bad BAU•fl LOTUS Orey l.Mther Int. Xlnl alloya, 10 ml, (403314) tlru, good cond, eoouplocoodnuotopmc. 71...,.42·7700 Cond. Phone. a-Topi, 19,904 l14150obo 631-0757 Weit aUlcbd with three niunds of 117,000 720-1013 Coata MeH diamondl, declarer ruffina the last It JCl!P '87 Whit• eeOSL w/ Llncoln·M•roury '82 VW Bug Conv. seemed aa if the fate of the QOOCl'a(;t .,. 9110 Gray Leather Int. Xlnt (714) 540·5830 Black top. New crpt, bin-A 00 the club finesse, bul that 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cond. Phone, 2·Top1, ---------new ohrome, runs well •-1• •11000 7""-8013 S3.2150. 7'4-272·28158 IOOD cbangcd. When dcca.ret atar1td •93 Cherokee • ' .,.,.. n 11 •'GE _._ • ., __ k• __ ... 'lh c 1 d '88 Station Wagon 1 AIM' '""2 vw a c U1•WUll lnl~ .,._, ,w,_, up WI ountry, Wh ta, 4 r, NB owner, '100k ml, ROVER 9177 • ug onv. the ace. SincC But would not have 4lC4, pw, pdl, tow pkg, 1 Black top. Now crpt, passed Weit'• .,Ung bid with an CD, &oK ml, 1-owner, blk/blk, grt cond iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new chroma, runs well ace and a queen, 'and Wett had to s 11,500 714·7150-9192 $11,900 780-8283 •es COUNTY LWB S3,250. 714-272·2858 bold the queen of clubs IO haw any-•---------'81 1801l Blarrltz blue, tan thing~ a fJl'lt·ae.c vutneft-LEXUS l White, lthr, mnrf, leather, mnrt, CO --------~bid, it~ tbl& tbo '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiii1ii5 lmmac (2UNK812) chgr, pram aound, MISC. AUTO 9245 .--::::!doomed:· ,. s1~,eeo loaded (855700) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '92 Ll!XUS SC 400 LEXUS Of' 130.985 Dummy'a 9 8 of club1 offered Red, all opts, bu·Mul. Wl!STMINSTl!R BAUl!R LOTUS SEIZED CARS dec1ara' a poaibie reprieve, bowev· 85K mllH, s24,000 (7141 892·8808 COSTA MESA a . After (iiawiq tn.Jmrw, eodina lD 71c.723 .. 81.. (714) 942·7700 From $175 • Por1ches. Cadlllacs • Chevy1, BMW 's , Corvene1. Also Jeeps, 4WO's. Your Area. Toll Free 1 ·800·218·9000 band. ded.-a led tt;]d of clUbe. ·-----·-41 _ ... _ MERCUDY 9135 ------- Had West followed low, declarer '9 3 LS 4 c.'> iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ROLLS ROYCe 9182 would have nm the knave. West clid Black jade, full option. '" Mint . #146605 as well as po11ible by covering, 524,977 Declarer wao with dummy'• ace and LEXUS pased the nine of clubs oo the way MISSION Vll!JO back. When that held, the game WU 1 ·(8B8) 88·Ll!XUS in the big, declater losing only two diamond tricks and a heart. This technique is known in the tnlde as a .. backward finesse.'' 9095 INFINITI 9095 •'85 Sliver Spur Ext.A·1398 lor current Black/tan, 36k ml, 1111ings. S45k. e'79 Cornlcha ------..,~--Conv. 2·tone metalllc · SEIZED CARS blue, blue top rod From $175. leather 356k ml, $45K. Porsches. Cadillacs, •'78 Sliver Shadow Chevya, BMW's, Champagne/cheatnu1, Corvett81. Alto Jeeps, 44k ml, S25K. Owner 4WD'e. Your Area. Toll wlll carry on approved free for current ll1ting down & credit. 1 ·800-218·9000 7 1 4 .9 8 8 .5 7 7 e Ext. A·1398 '85 PASSPORT DX White, grey Interior, 5spd, A/C, sunroof. (3PB987) $10,995 '88 Q48T '88 J30 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714·042·7700 '87 CIVIC DX Blue, grey Interior, 51pd, A/C, factory warranty. (3VOB872) $12,995 BAUER LOTUS COSTA MESA 714-842·7700 '88 ACCORD LX 40r, only 900 ml, no OMV, Lexus trade (019181) $18,877 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·(888)·88·LEXUS Black jade/Ivory, full Bordeaux, tan leather, option, only 36k ml, phone, sunrool, CD/ M I NT I ( 3 O 1 9 4 9 ) cau, premium sound, $27 ,977 c ti r o m e w h e e I s , LEXUS I o a d a d , Io w m I MISSION VIEJO (3PJB106) $2218915 1·(888)·88.LEXUS BAUl!h LOTUS '88 020 COSTA MESA 4 dr, auto, leather, 1 _ _.('-7_1_4 ... )_8_4_2_· 7_7_0_0_ moonroof, CO, full ••a Q45 priced to Hll power. (538237) $29,995 pearl wht w/ S 18,877 tan lthr Int. 24k ml. LEXUS 1howroom cond./ MISSION VIEJO transf. mtg'1 warranty 1-888.SB·LEXUS 574·2600 SE L.L your used vehicle through classified 642-5678 No room 1,tt In the garage for the car? A cell to claaalftod cen help Thinking of having a garage sale? Give 1.11 a call! CLASSIFIED 842·5878 RADIO DISPATCHFD 0 RES. COMM. 714-722-9998 -. r ,..,, 1 J .-1~·: r __. l • '\ l ... 1nild111i.1 '"l il·" 800·643·5022 Antique Speolallat 40 yt1 exp, Ouat. work, lowest pricaa, rer1 Bernie & Nancy 898-4580 Q & Q Uphol since '88 cuatom made tum, ra- upholatary, 111p C"VTS antique rpr 542-4812 WALL COVERINGS 3932 The Stripper Spaclall&lng In Wallpaper Removal l.5889241 893·503'1 We Gala al'loutd hang together. Sttlp, lnatall, advice to the crazy. Ll135971 931-:1111 /Ve 'II' el';; ~a · 11(,t.;te A GOOD ADI