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Home My WebLink About1998-04-03 - Orange Coast Pilot\ Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 NEWPORT-MESA -School ' trusteei Wedneeday night select- ed retired Cotta Mesa police ~ Capt. David L: Brooks to replace • Ed DeCker on the board. I BrOoks -who spent 28 yea.rs with the department -was Archaeologists often unearth important fossils and remnants of past residents of Newport-Mesa, from dinosaurs to Gabrieleno Indians. By 1im Grenda, Daily Pilot B uried not far below Newport-Mesa's shopping malls, six-lane highways and million-dollar homes are the precious, fragile foundation of its Ameri- can Indian heritage and prehistoric past. The same prime real estate now home to ritzy residential estates was occupied by hundreds of Gabrieleno Indians living in small huts made of grass and round- stone foundations. And millions of years before yacht races and rush-hour traffic, the area was home to now-extinct species of camels, seals and birds. Since massive movements of the Earth's crust had not yet pushed Orange County much farther north on the globe than present-day Baja California, Mexico, the local climate was much more lush and tropical than today. Over the years, the area has yielded some of the most significant archaeologi- cal and paleontological finds ever uncov- ered in the nation -from the complete and partial skeletons of 4,000-year-old giant sloths to the more recent remains of American Indian camps and burial grounds. •Prom a paleontological standpoint, it's a wonderlul place,• said Steven Con- kling, president of the Orange County Museum of Natural History and paleon- tologist for I.SA Associates, an Irvine con- sulting firm. •This whole area bas a wealth of information.• SrrTING ON A GOLD MINE At least part of the local ancient trea- sure chest can be attributed to Newport- Mesa's sedimentary soil, which was deposited in layers gradually over mil- lions of years by wind and water erosion. That means the buried remains have • SEE BONES PAGE 6 u capi,tn. he has also ~ a lot of ~in management.• BOard aiemben al8o com- mended BrookS, 53, for his irivOlvement with ~lected and abUsed childien thro~h pro- ~ such as Royal PaJ!lilY Kids ~and God's Kids. • •A lot of these kids have a need for security,• Broob said. •niey need to know that some- one cares abOut them.• Brooks said his experience With the city and the schools has taught him that organizations like the Newport-Mesa. Unified School DJ.strict must evolve with the oommwil.ty. •0ne Of my concerns is; U)et tbe demographics of the city is changing so quickly,• he said. "We have to Change with it. The school district hai made Changes, and we just need to keep moving in that direction.• Brooks, whose three daugh· ters graduated from Estancia High School, has worked with Costa Mesa City Councilman Joe Erickson in community-based programs to help youths on the West Side stay out of gangs. • SEE BROOKS PAGE 7 MARC MARTIN I OAA.Y PILOT Paleontologist Steven Conkling holds a radius bone from a giant ground sloth that lived in the San Diego Creek Marsh area more than 10,000 yean ago. Below, Conkling and an assistant carry a model jaw section ol a great white shark to the lossll museum at the Old County Courthouse on Thunday. OOHlEACH/ 0.ALYPl.OT Police arrest local socialite · •Tustin police arrest Tma Schafnitz, a prominent figure in Newport social circles, on suspicion of selling drugs. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Tina Schafnitz, one of the divas of Newport Beach society, has been arrested on suspicion of selling illegal drugs, police said Thurs- day. The glamorous blue-eyed blonde, a renowned spokesper- son and successful fund-raiser for abused and neglected children, was arrested around 4:15 p.m. March 16 in Tustin, police said. Marlyn Scott of Costa Mesa was arrested along with Schafnitz on a similar allegation. Attempts to reach both women were unsuccessful Thursday. Also, police refused to release details of the arrests. "Th.is hasn't been through the courts yet,· said Chns Schwartz, a records supervisor for the Tustin Police Department. "Sometimes it takes a couple of months before it gets through the courts.· S c bafnilz and Scott have not yet been arraigned or charged with any crimes. Their cases Tina Schafnltz will be reviewed by the Orange County District Attor- ney's office in the coming weeks, offioals said. Schafnitz, one of the most vis1- • SEE SOCIALITE PAGE 7 Blue Beet to open within two weeks • Sid Soffer and his partner say they hope city officials will attend a "welcome back " ceremony for the restaurant, which closed four years ago. By Jennifer Ragland, Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -The lack of objections to a recent oty decision allowing Sid Soffer to resurrect the Blue Beet means the McFadden Square restaurant should open its doors for business within t\vo weeks. Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood said no appeals to the Planning Department deci- sion were submitted within a 14- day filing period, which ended Thursday. The fugitive restaurateur and the Blue Beet's new owner, Steve Lewis, said they are planning a ·welcome back• ceremony soon al the restaurant with rity officials and d.Jgrutaries. •I tlunk it would be a good show on the oty's part to wel- come the reopening of the Blue Beet -that we are working together to try and do something good for the oty, • Soffer said from his home in Las Vegas. ·1 want to do a ceremonial • SEE BLUE BEET PAGE 7 GIFT OF GIVING datebook check it out 1' .... ----~...;.-!-.;.... .... __ .:... .... ~ .... .;.;;.. .... ..;..~....;.~.-;.--~~ ......... ----------------------., i i Have you heard a good · book lately? i : : I i I ! : There are different strokes for different folks -and more than one way to appreciate literature. Por more than two decades, readeis have turned to books' on tape to enjoy novels, nonfiction, poetry and biographies while driving, walk- ing, gardening or sunbathing. In addition to offering a way to expe- rience the printed word through the ears rather than the eyes, record- ed books can inspire liter- ary interest in reluctant readers. While wli- versally appealing, they can be especially useful to those with language or attention deficit challenges. If you're traveling with kids this spring vacation, choose from • a selection of abridged and unabridged books on tape at Newport libraries. Such classics as ·Heidi,• •The Black Stallion• and •The Hobbit• can yield hours of listening pleasure in the car or at vacation destinations. -In 60 min- utes, the whole clan ·can enjoy an : expressive :reading of ·•stone Fox,· .about 10- year-old ~illy's attempt to · save his fami- ly's farm and his grandfa- ther's life by winning a dogsled race across Wyoming. And in wider three hours, families can complete an audito- ry adventure in the wild frontier ; with •Jim Ugly.• , For listeners ages 8 and up, : •J<ing of the Wind• is a captivat- •ing tale about the ancestry of . Kentucky Derby winner Man o' ·War. Also recommended for grade-schoolers is ·111e Ghos t ~ Wore Grey,• about two girls ~ caught in a. mystery from Civil _l. War days. Por adolescenJs, there's : •crash," about a bully struggling .!:. to develop ways to deal with life other th.an with brute force, and ·:.~. •The Eye, The Bar and 1be Arm." a science fiction adventure i set in Zimbabwe in the year 219'. !. Sports fans can learn about one of the world's great.est hockey 1 players with ·0n the Ice with Wayne Gretzky." For more mature biog{aphy fans, there's veterinmi- an Jariies Heniot's ·u Only They Could Thlk" and Prank McCourt's •Angela's Ashes," a moving mem- oir about the author's impover- ished drildbood in Ireland 1lmeless tales for adults indude •Phantom of the Opera.• •Sense and Sensibility• and Patrick O'Brl-=,,,i:,· an's sea series. There are abrldged and unabridged Jim Oafr versions of l ... ...,_ more contem-l pora.ry works, j including l Anne Rice's ~ •mterview l with the l Vampire" ~ and •Jazz," ~ from Pulitzer l Pri7.e-winner 1 For mystery fans,~ M:: i i ning's "Booked to Die• and : "Bookman's Wake" provide interesting tidbits about rare books, woven through tales of deadly revenge. Other mysteries on audiotape include numerous recordings of Raymond Chan- dier's books. U you like nonfiction, check out •Emotional Intelligence," an overview of the type of smarts that help us succeed in business and relationships, or •Into Thin Air," a personal account of the 1996 Mount Everest disaster. No matter what your selec- tions, you're bound to find com- panionship and intellectUal enrichment by tuning into a book. • OtEOC rT OUT is writml by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Phyllis Scheffle<. briefly in entertainment I Estancia High School presents musical The Estancia High School dra· ma department presents •A Fun- ny lll.ing Happened on the Way to the Forum" today and Satur- day at 7:30 p.m. at tlle Newport Harbor High School's Robert Wentz Theater. Tickets are $7 in advance and : $8 at the door. The school is at 600 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, at the cor- ner of 15th Street. For more information, call 515-6537. 'City of Angels' staged at Costa Mesa High Costa Mesa High School p{l sents ·city of Angels• today through Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. at Costa Mesa High School. Directed by Myrona Delaney, the play focuses on a young screenwriter and his fictional detective hero who glide cine- matically from color to black and white, from the glitzy intrigues of ~ a Hollywood studio to the film ; noir landscape of the writer's 1 imagination. 1 Admission is $5 to $9. The l school is at 2650 Fairview Road, ' Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call 424-8770. *!~.l~l=r. :;':,::i' presents •Festival of Classics,• a series of films from Warner Bros. that celebrates 75 years of film. making, April 10 through 16. Films include •Tue Jazz Singer,• •All the President's Men," ·superman," •0og Day l,'=, Afternoon," •Days of W111e and Roses,. •Blazing Saddles,• •A Clockwork Orange," •The Color purple,· ·Driving Miss Daisy· ~~:;~ Big Newport is ~t 300 I Newport Center Drive, Newport i Beach. ! For more information and show times, call 640-4600 ext. 418. i RW>EBSH~ 642~ VOLIJ. NO. 78 Reciorc! your toi r• nents ttiOut' the Dalfy I'll« or news dpL ADDRESS Our~ It llO W. l.y St., COsb Mele. Glllf. 12627. ~· ... · ...... , ... HA Grammy •warckvfnnl~ ~ bassist Chartle Haden •nd Kenny Bjrron .a~ slateC:t to perfonn at nae Center By G«don Holcombe Jr. G rammy-winning bassist Charlie Haden and renowned pianist Kenny Barron will perform together at the Orange"County Pedonning Arts Center today and Saturday at 7.:30 and 9:45 p.m. in the final concert of Jazz Oub at the Centers Spring season. Known as the •poet• of the bass for his sensitive and imagi- DAtive playing, Haden is a player's player, an innovator wpo plays with simplicity and a deeply resonant sound. It's not an easy thing to pull off -to intuitively know how to bal.ance technical and theo- retical know-how with restraint and lyricism; to know that what isn't played is as important as what ls; to use space and silence to make better sound. Miles Davis knew that. These guys know it. On Haden and Banon's new CD, •Night and the Qty,• a beautiful. spime, ca.ressing col- lection of ballads exquisitely ren- der0Q, that chemistry and musi- cal empa~y comes through. They're a natural pairing, and the duo format provides plenty of space in which to connect Haden said the duo setting •doesn't put me in a particular category; I can compose, feel. and really listen to the other musi- ciao.· And the •oth- er musician" is certainly worth listening to. Bar- ron has worked with Dizzy Gillespie, Freddie Hubbard and Stanley Turrentine, among many others, and recorded ses- sions under bis own name, including the Grammy-nomi- DAted. •wanton Spirit,• featur- ing Barron and Haden in a trio format. He was the pianist on the critically acclaimed album. •People Time,• the live record- Bassist Charlie Haden wW team up with pianist Kenny Barron for a two-night performance of Innovative Jazz. ing made with Stan Getz short- ly before bis death. •Kenny is a masterful impro- viser, a great human being, and a great com- poser,• Had8Il said. •we feel the same way about the music.• The Los Angeles Tunes rated Barron •one of the top three jazz pianists in the world,• and he has topped •Down Beat• Kenny Barron polls for three years running. •0own Beat• has consistent- ly recognized Charlie Haden as well He was voted No. 1 Acoustic Bass in both readers and critics polls from 1982- 1997, and his film-noirish Quar- tet West was voted No. 1 Acoustic Jazz Group in 1995- 199'1 in readers and critics polls. Haden bas had 10 Grammy nominations and received bis first Gram.my last year for •Beyond the Missouri Sky (Short Stories)," the serene, atmospheric recording by Haden and guitarist Pat Metheny, both former Mis- sourians. Haden's Grammy- nominated Quartet West CD series fea- tures "ghost cameos• by jazz giants such as saxo- phonist Cole- man Hawkins, G~gui lalist Django Reinhardt, trumpeter Chet Baker, and vocalists Billie Holiday, Jo Stafford and Jeri Southern. Also featured is dialogue and music from film noir clas- sics like •Tue Maltese Falcon• a.rai •Tue Big Sleep" -ail in all, some pretty wild sampling. These bits of atmosphere float in and out, segueing from track to track. and provide a lush and era-spedfic backdrop for Haden's bass, sax. piano and drumS quartet. •When I was a kid, I'd go to Satwday matinees and see John Garfield, Humphrey Bog- art." Haden recalled. "I've always loved (mystery write~) Raymond Chandler and that time period in Los Angeles. Quartet West. all of my music, comes from living experience ... all of that is iJ\Side the artist. •Quartet West is about four musicians who love to play beautiful music .... It's what we do best.• H aden. bom in lo~ in 1937, and Missouri-bred, sang with his family's coWltry-westem group on radio and 1V almost daily from age 2 to 15. He learned bass in bis teens and moved to Los Angeles after high school. where he worked with such j87.Z luminar- ies as Dexter Gordon, Art Pep- per, Chet Baker and Hampton Hawes. Haden pointed out that, as a result, his musical influences have been extremely varied, he I listened to and absorbed ideas from a variety of sources, and doesn't have a list of bass play- ers be was •most influenced• by - at least not any more than he was influenced by oth- er instrumentalists. ·1 don't hear musicians playing instruments, I bear them playing music,• he said. In the late '50s, be became the bass player for Omette Coleman's innovative new quartet, 'Which also featured Dm Cler- ry on pocket trum- pet and Billy Higgins on drums. Coleman's group was pivotal in helping change the structure of jazz and of jazz soloing. In fact Haden is credited -along with others like Iunmy BJantoo and Charles Mingus -with playing an important role in this process by allowing the bass its own voice, rather than just remaining strictly an accompanist Modern Mediterranean · Contemporary Italian ballet makes stopover at The Center By Stacy Noelle Brown the west. ShoWeB and scattered 1hUn- denUMmt.,. upect• td. 1'IDll 10DAY flnt low l'.lC a.m. Anthfgh 1:54 t.m. Secondlow 9:27 p.m. second tllah ~' p.m. unmaAY fltr'll liM lMta.aa. llrlthW\ l:li&.m. ,...tow 'Mlpm. Seawlil*1 5:4Sp.m. O.t 4.J ... Pipe damages ~two boats ~By Alison Murray, Dally Pilot . : A $250,000 powerboat sank at ~Newport Dunes Re10rt Marina and ·:another vessel was damaged after ~sldmmtng over a pu1ially sutr ~dredging pipe in the Back !·Bay, authori.tiel said 1bunday: ::... . Tom Getgood of Laguna ;..neach said he wu noti.fied at 7 ~a.m. Thursday that his •2-foot :.Regal powerboat. which he hu ··kept at Newport Dunes for four ~years, was almost completely ;'SUbmerged. :· He said the boat apparently , was damaged about 5 p.m. iWednesday ~bile passing over a :·pipe near the Coast Highway ; bfidge, where two dredging ~barges were working. a ·1 slowed at one barge, trying : to get some instruction,• Getgood '-said. ~ After no one responded. he said ·he continued toward the marina :but must have hit the pipe, 'which •damaged the boat's starboard rud- :der and gashed the bull. • Newport Beach resident Jerry ;stone, who keeps bis 35-foot , nara powerboat in the slip next •to Getgood, said his vessel also ;hit the pipe at the same spot ear- f lier in the day. : "You wouldn't know it was •there until you hit it," Stone said. i Newport ·Beach-based Soliflo ,has two barges near the bridge :dredging 24· hours a day, but bas !not been told by the Harbor Patrol !ot any boats hitting its equipment, •said Marie Korkowski, the compa- ;nys chief operating officer. ) ·u a boat hits our pipeline, it will !bwst and we'll know at that time •that there's a problem.• he said. ; Soliflo has posted four signs )and sent out notices of work :being done under the bridge. •Announcements are broadcast '!every 15 tninutes on marine radio, Korkowski said. : Stone said he did not see •Soliflo's signs because they were ltoo far a~ay from the pipe. ' "They need a better means of :communication,• he said. I Korkwoski said his company ,has done everything required to .warn boaters. : "We don't want to damage the ;boats,• he said. ·we can't afford !to pay to fix boats.· • • f ' • • • • briefly ~o.c. Lawmen tune up !Saturday for Cop Bowl ' The Orange County Lawmen, •a football team composed of offi- cers from police and fire depart- ments countywide, will face the South Bay Knights at 2 p.m. Sat- urday at Newport Harbor High School. Admission is free, but the team will accept donations for lineman Hank Oviedo, a Santa Ana police officer who has been diagnosed with leukemia and no longer can play. Proceeds from T-shirt sales will go to the family of Oviedo. The 20th annual Cop Bowl will take place April 18 at 1rabuco _Hills High School, when the Orange County Lawmen will take on the Fort Worth (Texas) Pan- thers. _ A display of police and fire department equipment will begin at 11 a.m . and the game kicks off at 2 p.m. The jersey of Bob Hen- ry, a Newport Beach police officer killed in the line of duty, will be retired. Refreshments will be sold. Proceeds will go to the Bob Henry Memorial Scholarship, high school athletic programs and drug-awareness programs. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1991 • Millennium Plan full of kJopy ideas for El Toro T he Millennium Plan. Forget everything you've ever known, seen or esperienced in Orange County. 1be past is prologue. From this day forward, the M- Plan ts all that matters. It's big. It's bold. It's, well, kind of 109py in a lovable, whimsical way. Let no one accuse the anti-airport folks of not having a sense of fun. Just in case you haven't seen the latest El Toro reuse plan, it was developed by seven South County cities to the tune of a cool one mil. Sort of reminds me of a "Judy Garland & Mickey Rooney Go To College• movie. "Hey, guys, I got an idea. Let's do our own musical I What do those stuffy old townspeo- ple know anyway? Jeannie, you make the costumes and Jimmy, you build the sets. Judy and I'll borrow some stuff from Old Man Woodrow and that should do it!• (They look doubtful.) "But, Mickey, whose gonna pay for all this?" •nmmy, you knucklehead (everyone laughs) it'll just, you know, just...pay for itselll Come on, kids, whaddaya say?" (Everyone cheers.) "Oh, man, this'll be great!" The centerpiece is a large, central park, modeled after New York's Central Park. The .. , : . ~ J • peter buff a park is bordered by two resi- dential "villages• and a num- ber of "districts," each with its own theme. You got your Edu- cation/Research and Develop- ment District, your Arts/Muse- um District and your Sports/Entertain.menVConven- tion District. The n there's your resort hotel, two golf course, hiking trails and a habitat preserve. Let's see, have we left out any potential voters? No, I think that's everybody. As titles go, I'm partial to the •Buzzword Plan. ft It's like a city designed by spin doctors and pollsters instead of plan- ners. "Millennium Plan": very hip. "Villages ft : warm, fuzzy. •Arts and culture centers,• ~-.•011,. ~ 4> •sports fadlitles• and the one- two combination of e huge •central park" and a "habitat preserve.• Are these bad things? Of course not. They're wonderful things tl).at every dty craves. The question is, how do you pay for themf Pro-airport voters on the two ballot initiatives said that jobs and positive economic impacts were the two most powerful motivators, but wait until you bear this: The Buzzword Plan would create almost as many jobs and dollars as a commer- cial airport! Is that good news or what? In fact, it's downright uncanny. The majority of the project area is parks, perma- nent open space and residen- tial. Most of the balance is high-tech and office space. The smallest component is "mixed-use and entertain- ment," also known as, the stuff that makes money. Yet, the economic projections call for revenues of $10 billion to $13 billion by 2020. That hotel better be a 5,000-room Ritz-Carlton and I shudder to think what the greens fees at those two golf courses will be. Mark my word, you Will soon hear much talk about attracting a pro team, ideally from the NFL. and how it'll be a license to print money. If you like thrillers, check out the number J of cities that have flown directly into a mountainside at 500 mph pursuing that dream. Of course, at that point, the irony would be that this plan is the creation of the same folks who were wor- ried about noise and traffic from a .commercial airport. •wow, what is that noise? Whaaaat? That noise -what is it? Oh, that's our new pro team. What kind is it? Whaaat? What kind is it? Ob, it's quarter to 7." Speaking of pro teams, Wednesday night was the Big Opening at the Big Ed. How cold was it? It was so cold that ... wait ... what do you mean you don't know what the Big Ed is? Used to be Anaheim Stadium. Now it's Edison Inter- national Field. "The Big A" was then. "The Big Ed· 1S now. Better. Much better. Hats off. way off, to Disney, Edison and Anaheim. To borrow a phrase from my English literature teacher -you done good. That hideous, multipurpose football, baseball, rock concert look of the late '60s is gone. The new park echoes Balti- more's Camden Yard, trimmed in forest green seat,s and black wrought iron. Forgive me, architects, but plagiarizing Camden Yard is no vice. The only suspect feature is the rock formation-cum-colored foun! tains in center field. It looks like they sawed off a chunk of Big Thunder Mountain and dragged it down Katella Avenue to the stadium. There are the de riguer trendy food venues -which I still haven't made my peace with, by the way -everything from bratwurst to shrimp. H I were king -and you're damn lucky I'm not -here's what they'd sell at ball games: hot dogs, ~ soda, peanuts, Cracker Jacks - the five basic food groups of baseball. Nutrition is important, especially for young people. OK. two exceptions. Pop- corn. but it's got to be stale and soggy and come in a cello~ phane bag that shoots popcorn everywhere when you finally get 1t open. And nachos -this being So Cal -coated in that Day-Glo orange lava they laughmgly call "cheese.· Anyway, how cold was it? It 'was so cold that a Packers- Bears game broke out in left held. At the seventh-inning stretch, Tara Lipinsky did a short program in center. Between the rain and record low temperatures, it was colder than a ... well ... it was real cold. The game? The Yankees got spanked. And now that you brought that up -I gotta go. • PE1B llUFFA is mayor of Costa Mesa. His column appears on Friday. E-mail him at Ptr840aol.com . -:-=----_----::_--:------= -__ ~--__ --___ -_ -=-------~ --·-----';il i eATALINAfLYER rr I DAILY SERVICE i:I l· ~--. --. .0.----- l I • -' 'I , , . I ' . I " ., . ~ TODAY'S NEWPORT BEACH FILM FESTIVAL SCHEDULE • EDn"Olt'S NOTE: A daily schedule of events wUI run throughout the Newport Beach lntem.tlonal Film Ftitlval. CAPTAIN BLOOD'S VIUAGE THEATRE > 2 p .m . "Glastonbury, Tl)e Movie" Experience the magical'spirlt that per- vades the Glastonbury Festival as you Newport Beach ~;'~~:.gh a sea of ten~ and shlny-hap-C:t: :t r:J > 4 p.m. "Cbile, Obsttna~ Memory" ~~ttitrl.I fr'l.w {wtM.I A chronicle of Chiles open and peace- ful revolution. > 6 p.m. "Bang" A nerve-ratUing urban excursion into a complex web of power and responsibility. > 8 p.m. "You are Here" Newport Beach-native Tom Rooney brings a charming and whimsical story of two batUe-weary serial monogamists to the screen. > 10 p.m. "Merchants of Venus" A porn star meets a romantic Russian immigrant who is in the sex-aid business in this comedy starring Michael York and Bever- ly D 'Angelo. SPEEDWAY RESTAURANT > 7:30 p.m. "A Perfect Pitch" (short) ·t-For event and seminar information, call 546-FILM or visit the Newport Beach International film Festival web site at: www.nbiff.org . 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Craig Brown Insurance (714) 760-1255 240 Neu7mrl Center Drive. #122 •Newport Beach in Fashion Island . Shop owners can ad campaign a smoke screen DON LEACH I DAA.Y PILOT Mike DeUo, owner of Cigar Sod.ety In Costa Mesa, lights up a premium dgar in the lounge of his store on Harbor Boulevard. 1\vo men robbed a Sarita Ana Heights h4lr salon of about $200 Wednesday night and fled on foot, authorities said Thursday. One employee and two Clients were iD.side Capriccio Salon, 2675 Irvine Ave., when • The radio and television spots claim puffing on just one stogie is equal to 70 cigarettes. By Kim l<abar, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-~ -Local cigar shop owners are smokin' mad about a nf!W advertising campaign by the state Department of Health Services attacking dgor smoking. The ads, which started airing this week on television and radio, claim one cigar has 70 times the nicotine found in a single cigarette. It's a claim Michael DeLlo, owner of Royal Cigar Society in Costa Mesa, said is unfounded and misleading. •My first reaction after seeing the ad was to say, 'This is a bunch of· bull,'· DeLlo said. ·1 want to see the actual medical studies and statistics that are the basis of that claim. I'm sure they have blown it out of proportion.• Part of a $22 million annual campaign funded by a 25 cents-per-pack cigarette tax, the new ads use in-your-face mes- sages and graphic illustrations to attack the recent cigar-smoking trend. Dr. James Williams, an associate pro- fessor of medicine in pulmonary and crit- ical care at UCI Medical Center, said he supports the campaign. "I cannot comment on whether or not their nicotine claims are true because 1 don't know, but I do think it's important to let people know that cigar smoking ii not benign.• be said. Cigars cause cancer of the lips, gwna tongue and throat and, if inhaled, ~ lead to cancer of the lungs, j Williams said. · "My first But the majort-j • ty of cigar smok-I reaction Ofter ers do not inhale, i· seeing the said C.C. Paul, f manager of Alfred fl ad was to Dunhill cigar shop say; 'This is a in Costa Mesa. ' The ads don't I bunch of mention that. And l bull ,,, that makes the I · campaign mis· 1 leading. he said. 1,-MICHAEL "Savvy cigar ! DELIO smokers know : that you don't ! inhale,• Paul said. 1 "They will see l through these ads. "l • Kerrie Aley, owner of Romeo et Juli- ette Fine Cigars in Newport Beach. said she's not bothered by ads that educate consumers with factual information. The problem is, she said, these ads misrepre- sent cigar smoking. "The anti-smoking ads have been, in some cases, as misrepresenting as the ads put out by cigarette COJ,llpanies, • Aley said. "They are using hyper-media tactics. 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It's been nearly a year, since Amanda Arthur was hospital- ized after a Newport Beach car accident in which bet high school cla~ate, Donny Bridg-~was killed and she was critically injured and in a coma for two months. therapists from Winways Re ha-work for them. They brought me "She's very much aware of bilitation Center in Orange, out of my coma.• how much support she bas got- Arthur distributed about two Pam Kauss, director of the ten,• Kauss·said, adding it was dozen of the stuffed animals to Winways program, said Arthur Arthur's idea to donate the toys. children in the pediatrics ward has made a lot of progress dur-"She's really interested in help· at Western Medical Center in ing the last se ve ral months. ing other people and she loves Santa Ana, where she was taken She no longer uses a wheel-children .• The 18-year-old Newport Harbor High School graduate, who has almost fully recovered, received a •tremendous outpour- j.ng of support from the Orange County community, including stuffed animals and other gifts from well-wishers. On Thursday, Arthur decided it was time to give a little some- after the May 23 accident. 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MA.RC MARTIN I DAllY PILOT In 1995, a deaning crQW from the Newport-Mesa Uni- fied School Distrlct mistakenly threW into the cowity landfill 17 unmarked boxes of fossils that had been collected during digging for a Mesa Consolidat· ed Water District reservoir at the fonner Lindberg Elemen- tary School site. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------J The bones -fossilized remains of sea animals, an extinct species of horse, bison and plant materials -were foWld during construction of the underground reservoir over a nwnber of years. Some dated back to the Pleistocene era more than 300,000 years ago and, while priceless to. researchers, were valued at $90,000. In spring 1935, an encourag- ing excavation of an Indian bur- ial ground just north of Fairview Park bad to be cut short after scavengers raided open grave sites and made off with jewelry and other valuables. For cen- turies, the bluff area overlook· ing the Santa Ana River was a thriving Indian encampment where the local Gabrieleno and other coastal Indians used the wealth of the sea and the land to survive. During 11 days of digging, archaeologists from the Orange County California Historical Researcb Project found three complete human . skeletons, two other skulls and dozens of abalone shells, beads and grinding stones, according to records of the excavation. The recovered materials were packed up and shipped to a county storage area in Santa Ana, where scientists · began studying them. But after 10 days of digging, crews returned in the morning to find one of the graves they had partially uncovered the day before bad been disturbed by scavengers. who made off with some of the buried trea- sure. The project researchers spent the rest of the day work- ing to rebury the areas they had dug into before. BONES CONTINUED FROM 1 not been subjected to the intense heat or pressure that forms igneous or metamorphic rocks. Such forces, which gener- ally are caused by volcanic erup- tions or earthquakes, can • destroy underground fossils, making them unrecognizable to scientists. Because about 90% of Orange County has sedimentary soil, the area is littered with fos- sils -. any sign of plant, human or animal life more than 10,000 years old, including bones, teeth, shells and petrified wood. At least 35 full-time paleon- tologists and archaeologists are working at dozens of local sites to answer some of the long- unanswered questions about Newport-Mesa's history. "Before, we didn't really get the big picture,· Conkling said. #We're startmg to get the who and what now. H THE OLD DAYS Most locals hardJy would rec- ognize their community during the days when dinosaurs, giant ground sloths and saber-toothed tigers roamed Newport-Mesa's hills and coastline. During the Cretaceous peri- od -the last age of the dinosaurs, which began 125 mil- lion years ago and lasted until about 63 million years ago - this area and the rest of coastal Orange County still was under about 120 feet of water. Thal means areas as far inland as Irvine are filled with the buried remains of prehistoric ocean animals, including whales, which commonly used the shallow local waters to birth calves much like migratmg Cali- fornia gray whales do today in Mexico, Conkling said. Aura Im pressions • Ta ro t • Crysta l Ba ll Admissio n $ 1 5 for 3 Readings Fri. April 3 rd • 7:30 pm - 10 :00 pm HOLIDAY INN 3 t 3 t S. Bristol, Costa M esa Sponsored by: Inner Peace M ovement Newport Beach's Best Kept Secret. •. NOW SERVING DIN NERI ~~~~ 1'*nllli1 .. Siii .., ..,,,, ',. .. SwJrd • ,_ • '"""' C Gr ,,_;.r-..:-.,. ~ .......... - Over the years, road construc- tion and other work has dug up intact and partial whale skele- tons -some up to 30 feet long -the type of fossils that can be a real headache for scientists. "Whales are like elephants. They have big bones that fos- silize very well,• Conkling said. "But logistically, it's a nightmare to deal with fossils that size.• In 1933, the county's first true fossil -a tooth fragment from a duck-billed dinosaur that lived more than 60 million years ago -was uncovered near Bolero Lookout along what is now San- tiago Canyon Road. The skeleton of a baby mastodon -a prehistoric rela- tive or modem elephants -was discovered in 1962 at a Costa Mesa construction site near the historic Estancia Adobe. In 1986, a piece of skull from another duck-billed animal was found in Silverado Canyon, and the last two of the county's ainosaur finds were uncovered in 1992 when a leg bone and other parts of the same type of animal surfaced during grading for the Eastern Transportation Corridor. WILD KINGDOM The Cenozoic era, which began about 63 million years ago, introduced species of pre- historic animals that would hardly make good house pets today, Conkling said. Saber-toothed felines that were about the size of modem house cats but equipped with 3- incb-long, razor-sharp claws walked the hills and brush of Newport-Mesa, feeding mostly on small rodents. Cost Effective Legal So[Ji]lutlons c/mBL . Animals called oredonts, which Conkling described as a cross between a pig and a sheep, were Newport-Mesa's first vege- tarians, gobbling down grass like prehistoric lawn mowers. "They were all over the place," Conkling said. In March 1997, LSA researchers recovered the arm bone, ribs, shoulder blade, ver- tebrae and backbone of a giant sloth in the San Joaquin Fresh Water Marsh Reserve south of Jamboree Road in Newport Beach. The 3,500-pound grazing animal lived in the marsh, feed- ing on plants, trees and bushes. Believed to be about 11,000 years old, the arm bone of the animal is about the same length as a human forearm, but much thicker. After that find, scientists uncovered dozens of predatory bird skeletons and bird drop- pings at the site, which yielded a wealth of information about the area and what the birds ate, Conkling said. About 3 million years ago, as DONATE YOUR ~ BOAT &_ HIGHEST TAX WRITE OFF POSSIBLE DONT THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY. NO MORE SLIP OR STORAGE FEES. YOU SELE.CT THE CHARITY TO BENEFIT FROM YOUR GIFT. 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REAL CALIFORNIA NATIVES Starting around 10,000 years ago through .the mid-1700s, the marshy area between Irvine and Newport Beach -also known as Upper Newport Bay -was home to Genga, a massive encampment of the Gabrieleno Indians. The large band of coasta! Indians later encountered by Spanish explorers lived all over Orange County and kept a camp in the area tb take advantage of the nearby ocean, fresh-water •' ,,. ;.. . ' ---- Since 1972 marshes and foot.bills for gather - ing nuts and berries. "They really did have the best of both worlds,• said Clark Robbins, a San Diego paleontol- ogist who specializes in studying the Gabrieleno and other Cali- fornia coastal tribes. "On one side. they bad the ocean with all those food resources. And on the other side_ they bad the foothills for gathering fruit and nuts. Talk about a choice location." The 45-acre marsh near John Wayne Airport still bears the remnants of the Gabrieleno v1J. lage -almost a dozen signif1. cant archaeological sites, includ- ing camps, human burials and fossilized animal remains, Con- kling said. At still another site in the marsh but closer to Jamboree Road, researchers checking the land for remains before two tow- ering ofhce buildings were built round a series of stone founda- t10ns from Gabrieleno huts. Robbins said the circular stone foundations of the Indian shelters -similar to the "wilu- ups" bwll by other Southwest Indian tribes -likely were the first real development of the Newport Coast. ·Nowadays, condominiums in that area would cost an arm and a leg,• he said. ·And think about it, the Gabrielenos lived there for centuries, rent-free." ' .. 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The board wasn't expected to make a decision so quickly, but board member Serene Stokes said Brooks had aJI the qualities the board was looking for. BLUE BEET CONTINUED FROM 1 thing to officially show we are legal and can open anytime.~ Soffer fled to Nevada in June 1995 after a bench warrant was issued for his arrest for building' code violations at a Costa Mesa rental property. Although Soffer isn't required to obtain an occupancy permit because there has been no new construction on the restaurant, Wood said the city is working with him on a safety inspection. Legally, the once-popular eatery could open any day, she said. Lewis, who will take over ownership of the restaurant after two weeks of operation, said the No matter what yo~~g, your hometown newspaper ms lfL.. Daily Pil t Lighting Sale Chandellers Bath-KitchenTrack Lights Clolte-Oat Prl~ 1555 Placentia Newport Beach MS-7301 UiMli ........... FRIDAY. APRll 3, 1998 • neglected children. They are also active in Ute Islanders, a philan- thropic group that also helps needy children. around town At one cocktail party in 1994, the couple raised about $35,000 for Childhelp in less than 15 min-utes. nna Schafnitz, 37, has also been seen at AIDS and cystic fibrosis fund-raising perfor- mances by artists lilce Michael Bolton, Joan Rivers, Lauren Bacall and Barbara Eden. Schafnitz was a member of the Daily Pilot's Board of Advisers in 1994. •He was so outstanding, H she said. •1t was a very tough choice because we had such excellent candidates, but he really had extraordinary answers as to why he wanted to be on the board." Brooks will be officially appointed April 14 and will fill Decker's seat until November. when a permanent replacement will be elected. ·rm looking forward to work- ing with the board." Brooks said. •I was very pleasantly sur- prised.• target date for the grand open- ing is about the middle of the month. In the meantime, he is hiring and training the staff, fin- ishing the design and decor of the building and making other pre para lions. Last month, city officials gave Soffer the right to reopen the Blue Beet, which has been closed for four years. without obtaining a new city permit. In order to re-establish a busi- ness that has been shut down for more than six months under its original regulations instead of current laws, a property owner must meet at least two of three requirements. The Planning Department and City Attorney's Office determined that Soffer met all three conditions. t11C1111e ESTABLISHED 1962 Steak • Seafood • Cocktails 1695 Irvine Ave. 646-7944 CURT PRINGLE The Young Executives of Amer- ica presents a breakfast meeting and reception with state Assem- blyman Curt Pringle, R-Garden Grove. from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at The Pacific Club, 4110 Mac:Anhur Blvd .. Newport Beach. Cost is $25 for nonmembers, $15 for members. For more information, ''Call 7 59- 5456. INTERNET FOR LIBRARIANS OCC's Norman E. Watson Library presents an Internet work- shop for librarians from 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. in Room 108 of the Adnunistration Building, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is $10. For more infor- mation, call 432-5885. MOZART IN ITALY Orange Coast College presents •Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - 'Traveler in Italy" as the seventh of its Armchair Adventures at 7 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theater, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is $9. For more informa- tion, call 432-5880. YACHTS ON CANVAS James Taylor, curator of paint- ings at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England, discusses "Yachts on Canvas - The History of Yachting as Depict- ed Through the Eyes of Marine Artists" at 7 p.m. a t Newport Har- bor Nautical Museuni, 151 E. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. The lecture IS free for members and $8 for guests. For more infor- mation, call 673-7863. PSYCHIC FAIR The lnner Peace Movement presents a psychic fair from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 3131 S. Don't MisS Bristol St., Costa Mesa. The event will feature readings of crystal balls, angel cards, aura unpres- sions, tarot cards and more. Admission is $15 and includes three readings. For more informa- tion, call (800) 336-8008 SATURDAY RUMMAGE SAlE The All-American Boys Chorus bolds its annual rummage sale from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Costa M0Sd High School, 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more infor- mation, call 557-2294. FINANOAL WORKSHOP Uruted Planners' Financial Ser- vices of Arnenca presents a free workshop, Protecbng Your Finan- cial Assets in a Tough Markel, at 9 a.m. at Newport Beach Country Qub, 1600 E. Pacific Coast High- way, Newport Beach. Reservations are required. For more informa- tion, call 719-9300. APPLE COMPUTERS The Orange Apple Computer Club meets from 9 a.m. to noon in the Chemistry Building at OCC, 2701 Fauview Road, Costa Mesa. Representatives Crom Apple Com- puter will demonstrate new Power Macintoshes and the operating system OS 8.1. The first meeting is MASSAGE Relieves Pain $ Stress & Tension 39 Insurance Accepted 00 w/Chiropractlc Care. HR. 7-DAYSIWK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Or. Gautier o.c. 714.979.8365 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Helahts (Comer of Newport Bl. No./Briltol) ~-~he ·uoat-~' · ---- t The Daily Pilot, as the exclusive newspaper sponsor fo r the 51 sr Anniversary NeWJ><>rt to Ensenada lntematioOal Yacht Race, will proudly publish the on!y offic1al tabloi<I ,oo 1Priday, April 17, 1998 free. Annual membership costs $30. For more infonnation, call 836-0522. CRAFT FAIR Piecemakers Country Store holds its Country Craft Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will feature craft booths. live country music. food and more. Admission is free. Call 641-3112. ARTISrS RECEPTION Bloomingdale's Newport Beach presents a cocktail reception for Laguna Beach artist Dante Liberi from 1 to 3 p.m. at in the Home Store at 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For infor- mation. call 729-6816. SUNDAY CRAFT FAIR Piecemakers Country Store holds its Country Craft Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1720 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The event will feature craft booths, live country mUSJc. food and more. Admission IS free. Call 641-3112. ,CANOE DEMONSTRATION Bell Canoes holds a free demonstration day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at fl.addle Power. 1500 W. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach. For more information, call 67 5-1215. POETRY PROGRAM The Newport Beach Public Library presents "Sampling of Poetry With Soul.· a free program at noon at 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. For more mfor- mation. call 717-3801. ETRUSCAN GOLD The ArChaeological Institute of America presents a slide lecture on Etruscan gold froru 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at The Lyceum at Southern California College, 55 Fair ~ Costa Mesa. Admission is SS tor nonmembers; $2 for students and free for members and Southern California College students, For more infonnation, call 951·5586. BOOK GROUP The Manuscnpts Book Discus- sion Group meets at 9:30 a.ln. and 7 p.m ~t Newport Beach Public Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., New- port Beach, to discuss "The Ice Storm· by Rick Moody For more m.fonnation, call 717-3890. SEL.f..ADVOCACY The Commuruty Advisory Committee meets to dlscuss self- advocacy and soaal skills m stu- dents from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Neigh- borhood Commuruty Center, 1845 Park Ave .. Costa Mesa. For more information, call 424-5061. 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' EYE-OPENER Not many hw-dles left for C~'s tennis juggernaut -• terr a nee phillips RAINS FAIL TO DAMPEN THIS SHOW • Powerboat sh ow at the Drmes Marina is right on . !thought boats were supposed to be wet only on the bottom half? That was not the case during last Saturday's 25th annual Powerboat Show held at the Dunes Marina. It rained, it blew, 1t thundered, but it didn't seem to deter thousands of enthusiasts climbing through 200 new powerboats and a 17 ,000-square foot tent containing more nautical devices than Richard Simmons gives hugs. As I strolled past the boat show office tent, I swear I heard the show promoter, Duncan Mcintosh. singing, "Ram, rain, go away.• No fear, the weather didn't seem to hurt the box office. The layout of the docks worked well as you could make a continuous loop through the boats. The displays in the tent were also plentiful and I was happy not to see non-nautical associated vendors hawing long-distance time, podiatry foot insole salesman, life msurance peddlers and other people that keep filling your plastic bag with non-boating crapola. Oh , the beef jerky people were OK because it tasted good; they gave tree samples and its was too cold to eat outside even though the Reggae Dudes sounded good. Speaking of sound, there was one display that actually was selling the absence of sound. A 12 KW Fisher Panda Generator is more quiet than Al Gore's commentary on his boss. Elizabeth Pyle of Fisher Panda California displayed her compact generator with a drive-away price of only $19,000. Now that should quiet things down a little. It really d.Jd win the •best Supoorting Production for a Noiseless Spark· award. Werner-Woods offered their fabulous collection of Burma Teak furniture while Danna Yacht Center d.Jsplayed an impressive '56 Vlk.mg Sport Cruiser for a mere million bucks. Too small say you, then impress your neighbors and step rig ht up to the '65 Hatteras Sport Fisher for only two million-one! Maritime Institute will tram you into a Coast Guard Approved Charter Captain so you can charter, trying to offset those monthly payments. I would have prefe rred additional small boat displays. Hopefully next year more offshore, river, ski and lake boats will be available for viewing. The show was a tenific way to spend the afternoon. 0 We're only -22 miles across the sea,• (Actually, it's a little farther from Newport). The Cata.11na Plyer is back, she's tanned, rested and ready. After a two.month, multi·million sollar refit, she made her 1998 debut Wednesday proudly displaying her new 2,00 HP 35·16B CatapUlar Bngtnes. Her state.of ·the·art computerized motion sensors and stabW.zerl will make the 26-knot per hour trip anoother and quieter, says Bob Black. President of Catalina Passenger Service, Inc. The renovatlon lndudes new paint, upholstery, carpeting and iran.m.tutons. Her three deckt will accommodate 500 pan enger11D lunirlout boOtbt and OYet~ed Cba.lrl. Worken have beell budly trying to a~ teetl, stock )Mlv• and make IUte the !~ were full ol twc>-ply. I Sonat time you want to goJI, llaV.t a WI Ill Ind away frOm IDDe orjalt.,. out, cry the ~to Ava1ori: cdM· breezes, 1 .4~4 the sp ectators' section , Warriors are no match at all for loaded Sea Kings. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot IRVINE -What it could've been, if everyone who was eligi- ble actually played for their respective high schools, was merely a fantasy for fans of boys tennis. "It didn't feel like a typical Woodbridge-Corona del Mar match; the excitement just wasn't there," said CdM Coach Tim Mang, whose squad (10-0, ~·O in league) whipped Woodbridge on Thursday, 14·4, at Woodbridge. ·1 was excited at the begin-· ning, because I didn't know what to expect,• added Mang, whose top-ranked team in Orange County has yet to be pushed this season, its nonleague victory Bev- erly Hills, 11-7, being the closest match. and freshman standout Brian Morton won two of three singles sets. They both dropped a set for the first time this year. "It's not good to lose, but you learn from losing," said Morton, who improved to 17·1. In doubles, CdM's Christian Jensen and Randy Myers swept at No. 3, while teammates H ooter Jack and Peter Kulmaticki (at No. 1) and Cameron Thylor and Sam Sbahmard.i (at No. 2) won two or three sets. Usually, the thought of Corona del Mar High facing Woodbridge stirs the senses. But not this year. Not with the defending Sea View League champion Warriors miss- ing their top three players. Parker Collins, a junior trans- fer, swept at No. 1 singles for the Sea Kings, while Sameer Chopra Woodbridge (7-4, 2-1), ranked fourth in Orange County and the two-time defending CIF Southern Section Division I champions, lost David Lingman, its No. 1 singles • SEE TENNIS PAGE 9 MARC MARTJ.4 I OAl.Y PlCT Corona del Mar High's Parker Collins chases down a forehand shot en route to 6·3 victory over Woodbrtdge's Adam Artunlan. r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, •Mustangs put away • Estancia with ease in PCL dual meet, 96·37. By Barry Faulkner, Dally Pilot C~STA MESA iijei\j -With a freshly dug irrigation ditch lining the home stretch of Estancia High's mud-packed dirt track Thursday, fast ti.mes appeared considerably less likely than another El Niiio gully washer. But Costa Mesa High senior Bruce Hancock was pleasantly surprised by stopwatch read- mgs on his victorious 800-and 1,600-meter tours around the hastily prepared oval. •I'm really looking to get some good times Saturday (at the Trabuco Hills Invitational, run on a synt h e ti c track),• said H ancoclc . who also anc h ored the winning 1,600 relay to help the Musta n gs collect a 96- 37 Pacific Bruce Hancock C o a s t wins 800, 1,600. League tri-umph over the cross· town rival Eagles. "But I thought today's times were pretty good for a dirt track. 1 went 4:29.5 in the 1,600, which is about the same time I ran last week on (1\lstin High's synthetic) track. And I went 2:03. l in the 800, after running 2:02 at Tustin. That shows me I'm about where I want to be at this point in the season.• Hancock was also where he wanted to be as the bell sig- naled the final lap of both his featured races: clinging to the shoulder of Estancia front-run- ners. ·1 just went in the 800, • pulling away and winning by more than two seconds. •And I just tried to stay focused in the 1,600, like I was running by myself.• Costa Mesa senior Matthew Rudesill also appeared to be competing in a class of his own, as he claimed sizable vie· tories in the shot put (51 ·6) and the discus (157· 11 t/4 . •He's really started to buck· le down,• throwing Coach C)\auncey Bayes said. "He fhtew 54-5 to win the 1Usttii Relays and be just had a 170· foot discus throw in practice. high .school boys and girls track and fi~ld Henderson's double highlights Mesa's win •Costa Mesa High's Mustangs dominate meet with cross town rival Estancia, to the tune of ~7. By B1ny Faulkner, Daily Pilot •When I was (at Estancia), I Wted last week and she's dose to 35 feet in weights and I threw 35 feet in the shot. practioe in the shot, with some tedmlcal But I haven't lifted the last two yean fiaws. • . (at Tustin High in '97, before coming to Marki weren't the story fQr the Mus· Mesa), and I threw around 35 feet both tangs Thursday, though Geg1 Van De yea.rs. I'm going to start lilting Walker (400 met.en, triple jump and the (today).• 400 and 1,600 relays), Jamie DeNoewer COSTA MBSA -For the -Even without' time in the weight room. (400, triple Junu> 41ld one relay), Julie f1nt time in three yeen, Hendenon. wbo won the shot (32·5) and Kroenlng (long Jump ud both relays), Sbakena HfJllderlon wu ~ and the dilcui (93·111J) to help IMd theMus· and Nko&e Jankowski (300 huidlel iDd a llldtng across ttia tht~g ring• at tangl tO a cmunan~ 89·3'1 Pedfic telay) ~ed plenty of ftrst·~ce flnlsb. Eltanda lilgh 'lbunday, irid the OOltal· Coat ~ wtn Thunct.y, la drawing es fOt the wtnners. gtC mum~ a sudden reetitatlbll. pralM ltom Mesa throwtng coach C4ndace Nicholson (100 hurdles) wu •1 il8ed to lift more weights,• Mid lbe Cba~ ~. an iddttioMJ WUu\81 for MeM, Whll• Costa Meta High JUnJor lhot putts and •sm'I 111oag and bat at.Uletat1on,• ~ Pay (100), Rebelti Roda (2(>0)f dJlcill thrower, who began her PNP aa,_ Mid. •When tbe IWtl tO ~the SUab Hall (3,200) and Brpn Rybll'ek career u an EitaDda &Qle in the .prtng ~), lbe c:Ould ~ poet 101De mub. P.algh jumj)) MCh ·captu(jd lndlvlduAl Yk:- Ol 1996. lbnrW :113,.. id tbe 1\dn .... ,. DillJorllieDda. ~~~~----~--------------~--~--~--------~--~-~--------- I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I , f I I I I I I I l ! I •Liz Morse wins three individual events, then anchors winning relay. SEA KINGS I I IRVINE -Corona del Mar f:ligh's Zack Zanil1i woo tbe 100· f and 20<>·meter da:sbes, but boSt I Irvine defeated the Sea KtDgs. 85-50, in a Sea View League boYa I track and field meet 1bunday. I Zantlli went u .o 1n the 100 and 22.5 tn tbe 200, while team- mate Mike 'Pirui won the 400 (5l.1). BOth allo tnm on CdM"S wtnmng 1,600 relay. CdM'I Mlitt Oeruiertine Wal ~ In .boCb distanCG races. ID field mmts. Seen Peatoo won the Uiot put at u.2112 for CdM (0-2). I I I ' I llA "99 l.IMall 90YI -..as.~c-.MM50 • ··~' (c.dM}. ''~ l. ,. 0), nit • 1. lMrilll (CdM), 22.5; l. Fellx (I). nit Morrta co. nl't. ... 1.flnn (CdM), 52. 1; l. Fuscoe (CdM) J, llC:hey (0. nl't. • ·t.=~ ~2. K. ICrllnlf (CdM), • 1. Fenell (I). 4:12: l. Dennerllne 4:l4; ), 'nttMy (CdM), 4;ll. J,290 • 1, Fwrefl (1). tc>:OO; 2. OenMf'llne • 10:07! !. er.ft 0). nl't. , .... • 1. Wllllaml (l). 14.7; 2. Upcrlft (I), 1A; J, P111t (I), 17.6. .. M • 1. WIHI.,. (1), 39.l; l . Upcrlft (I), ,, ..... (I). nl't. ..e-r • 1. lrvlne, 43.7. ,, .. ...., • 1. Corone del ~r (Fuscoe, 1111. Md>onlld end Flm), J:.34.0. • 1. WllllamJ co. 6-~ 2. .... (CdM), 5-10; co. 5-8.. • 1. Gufften (I), 1 .. 2: l. Orlich (CdM), nlrn; (I), nllTI. . Gulllen (I). Mn; 2. Young (CdM), Mn. 1. Grinfto (I), HM; l. UyboYidl (0, 1 C).-0, IP· 1. ~on (CdMJ, ~2 112; l. Fnnc.es (I). ~ l . Howwd (I). 41-3. • 1. FflflCM (I), 122-0; 2. Fenton (CdM), 1-2; l. 0... (I), nfl'r\. SMrA Mt.aMrtA 76. Nllwow1 ,, tOt • 1. 8rooks (SM), 11.lJ; l. itMtln (SM), 1.l7; 3. Sltdls (SM). 11.51. 211 • '· Brooks (SM), 22.89; 2. Thompson 23,09; l . Nidt (SM), ll.12. • 1. INpila> (5M), Sl.05; 2. Olsen (SM), .02; 3. FleUrt (SM). 53.28. too · 1. McMillen (NH), 2.'02.6't; l . Collins (SM), 2:ol.61; 3. MclClnley (NH), 2:04.51. 1.-0 • 1. Herberts (NH), 4:30.12; 2. Collins dM>. 4:12.29; 3. Antonini (NH), 4:39.29. J,.200 • 1. Herberts (NH). 9:51.36; 2. VonGun- ther (SM), 9:57.3; 3. Murrey (SM). 9:59.76. "O ... • 1. Loo (NH), 15.45; 2. HoUnchke SM), 16.52; 3. McCullovgh (NH), 17.05. JOO IH • 1. Jone (NH), 41.89; 2. Crewtord (SM), 4l.09; 3. Hollndrake (SM), 43.23. 400 re1ey • 1. Santa Margerlta, 43.56. t,IOO r.a., · 1. Santa M1rgarltll, 3:28.46. Kl · 1. Loo (NH), 6-3; 2. PeKhelt (NH), 6-0; . Kramer (SM). 6-0. U · 1. Belldll (NH), 19-9; 2. Gerlach (NH), 19-7 1/4; 3. Yemma (SM), 18-10 112 . TJ • 1. Loo (NH), 41·10 112; 2. Yemma (SM), 40-5; l . Gerllldl (NH), 19-11 314. f1V • 1. Sinden (SM), 11..fi; 2. Luke (SM), 10-6; 3. Joyer (SM), 10-6. SP. 1. a.rte (NH), 47-0; 2. Justus (SM), 4M 1/2; l . Jacobo (SM), 42-9 112. OT· 1. Oalte (NH), 147·1 112; 2. Jacobo (SM). 119-6; 3. Warther (NH), 116-2 112. MClflC COAST LEAGUE 90YS c.c.tA MBA H. EstMaA J7 100 • 1. HcMs (E). 11.5; 2. Jones (CM), 11.8; 3 Herzog (CM), 11.9. 200 • 1. Hovis (E), 24. 1; 2 Jones (CM), 24.S; Herzog (CM), 25.3. 400 • 1. Mllrt~z (CM), 58.5; 2. Dvddridge (CM), 59.5; 3. AITON (CM), 1 ;01.9 IOO • 1. Hancodt (CM), 2:03.1; 2. Orozco (E), 2:05.2; 3. Rodriguez (E), 2:09.5. 1,IOO • 1. Hancodl (CM), 4:29.5; 2. Munoz (E),•:D.16; l . SlndMz (E). 4:.46.0. J.200 · 1. Munoz (E), 10:07.9; 2. ~ (E), 1C)'34.5; 3. Appell (E), 10:38.2. 1'0 ... • 1. Price (CM), 18.5; 2. AITON (CM), 20.01! No third. JOO IH • 1. Zimmer (CM), 50.2; 2. AITON (CM), 51.3; 3. Martlnu (CM), 56.9. 400 ....., • 1. Cosa Mts11 (Martinez. Jones. Ouddrldge, Prke). 47.l. 1,IOO reley • 1. Costa Mes.I Oones. Martinez. Duddrldge. Hancock), 3:46.9. tu · 1. Browning (CM), H>; 2. Good (CM), 5-4; No third. U • 1. Browning (CM), 18-7; 2. Sou (CM), 18-5; 3. Good (CM), 18-1. TJ • 1. Sou (CM), lS-3; 2. Zimmer (CM). 34-3; No third. J11V • Not Contftt:~ SP· 1. Rudesill (CM), 51~; 2. Hulliger (CM), 45-7; l. Via (CM), 43-11. DJ· 1. Rudesill (CM), 157·11114; l. H\llliger (CM) 132· 1 3.14; l . u.bengood ((), 113-2 314. ~ V.W LIAGUI --..S ~ D1L MM 7o. lllw. A 100 • 1. e.r-(1), 13.l; 2. Gotbllgln (I), 1),4; 3 . Schul-i (I}, 13.4. 200 · 1. Mone (CdM), 25.1; 2. Cummins (CdM), 27 .3; l. Terg<Mc (l), nil '°° · 1. OJmmim (CdM), 1:01.l; 2. Ch4tn (I), nit l. Tergovk (I), nil IOO • 1. Mone (CdM), 2:21.9; 2. Yourman (CdM), 2'.27.5; 3. Howard (I), nil 1,IOO . 1. Mone (CdM). 5:20.3; l . Yourrnan (CdM}, 5:.23.1; 3. 81411r (CdM), 5:27. l.200 · 1. 8'411r (CdM), 11:44.9; 2. Yourman (CdM). 1 1 :.46.8; 3. Morris (I), nit 100 H • 1. Sdlulenbefg (I), 16.3; 2. Mossbirgen (I), 18.4; 3. Mahler (CdM), 18.8. JOO H • 1. Schulenberg (0. 48.3; 2. Mahler (CdM), 48.9; 3. Ntvarrl (I), nit. 400 ....., • 1. Irvine, 51.8. 1,toO....., · 1. Corone del Mar (Cummins, Mahler, Ubudll .net Mone). 4:06.2. tu· 1. Clllrlce (CdM), 4-8; 2. Ornguu (CdM) and Cost•llo (I), 4-6. U · 1. Halley (CdM), 14-7; 2. Gokbllgln (1), Mn; 3. Mizel (I), nhn. Tl · 1. Halley (CdM), 32-l; 2. Croner (I), nlm; 3. MoodY (I). Mn. '1v • 1: Noble (I). 10.3; 2. Fellen (I), nlm; 3. Christll'A!'I (CdM), nhn. SP · 1. LMnn (1), J6-l; 2. Dlduon (CdM), Mn; 3. o.Mllle (CdM), nlm. OT · 1. O'Hwll (I), 1~7. 2. Ktystle (I), 95-11; l . Dlcbon"~. n-s. 5Ma M•MIMftA 75. NINI°'" IO '00 • 1. A1klnton (SM), 12.56; 2. Zlby (NH), 12.96; 3. Morrell (NH). 13.22. 200 • 1. A1klnton (SM), 25.17; 2. Zlby (NH), 26.57;]. Wohl (SM), l7.o9. 400 • 1. Fltlglrlld (SM), 1:00.39; 2. A. Ken\ (NH), 1:00AO: 3. lloy (SM}, 1:ol.49. IOO • 1. 5~ (NH), 2'.27; 2. Alison (SM), 2:293; 3. IC. Kent (NH), 2:32.12. ,,to0· 1. Steen (NH), 5:17.3; 2. Fou (NH), S:1&.1; l . Mc:f1ll (NH). 5:21.5. UOI · 1. M.nn (SM), 11 :21; 2. !lope (SM). 1 ':30; ). Mcf.il (NH). 11 :36. 100 H • 1. SNnklln (SM), 1U6; 2. Wohl (SM), 17.t; 3. *'9mll (NH). 11.25. IOI H. 1. Shenldln (SM), 45.59; 2. McMiiian (NH), 48.62; ]. J9nsfnl (NH). 4N. 400,...,. 1. Slntl Mar~ 50.25. ,, ... ,..., • 1. NtwpOrt Hlll'bof (McMiiian. IC. Kent. "-'\ A. Kent), 4: 12J>l HI · 1. ~(NH), S-2; 2. Glffl (NH), 4-e; l . McCUC1ough (SM). 4-6. u . 1. Sfl.nklln (SM). 17-4 ~ 2. ~(NH). t6-2; l. Vlnden (SM), 15-4 1/l. TJ. 1. Shanklin (SM). )6-5 114; l. "°" (NH), )4.1; J. JMeml (Nt1). 1).2. ... ~--PV • 1. ~ (SM). 1-4; Tonienl \>Ml. ~ 5: No 1t!ltd. IP· 1. Atrgwild CSMl. JW; 2. Oil!~, &l 1~3. °""911 (NH), l4-t1~ ...... J.1>111 OIO.,.. HOllrt ~ tM m; '· ~ C5Ml. n-11 MGRCCOAJT ~-.a C..MllM • .._J7 • 191 • t. '"1 (I). 1M 2. i.. (CM). tJ.7, l; Rodi (I). ... : --1.~(l),2U2.Mv<0.21.f: J~~2'J. ... 1. vwlbe Wiiker (04>. 1:cn• 2. ~ (04. 1:02.A; •• JtMlngl m. 1:01.S. • . -• l. o.Moft• (CM), 2:lS.t: .t Hall ro. ~'I . ....., (°"' 2lQ5. , .... t. DIHMlWr (CM.~ 2. Cotton ((Ml."" •. ~ (I\ S:Y.t. • ... • 1.1-411 (I), '~ 2. COttofl (CM). 1M.ct .I. HulD9 Cll. U:IO.t. • • "· 1; Nlctdlol1 (CM). 1u: J. Wow*l tOA 1t4 J, ...., (I). 10. '· -". '. ,..0,.., ((M). ~ i. Nkho!llMt (QQ.~ ..... (I), "'9 . .. • ,, c.o.a ,_. (Ltllt. ..Wa..t~ -.n. ~,..,, ....... "c....-. OCroeHflt. <ot-.. .... :11"1WIDt~4tM.7. ,.., ,... ... J,OllPa(l).4« ......... u. '·~ ti-it 2. C'alily '°" '\:~~(Qt. IN l"t , ' l.Jll~r :illf~ »'•l.Dt119stl).»I .. Dal.._.~ TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 8 pl.ayer, and Brandon Sbainfeld and Greg Levy, its No. 1 doubles teem. before the season started, reportedly because the aforementioned trio wanted Warrior Coach Joan Willett to work around their private lessons. But Willett wouldn't budge. Further, former Woodbridge standout Chase B.xon, who left two years ago to also concentrate on his game privately, would be a senior this year. "I'd love to have them out here play- ing,• Mang said. "and us with Taylor (Dent). It would've been a lot different with those kids here.• Dent, who would've been a junior this spring, left the CdM program after win- ning a ClF singles title as a freshman in 1996. Levy and Shainfeld were both in attenClance -and watched their former teammates get whacked. When Willett was asked if it bothered her to have those players around as spec- tators and not players, she said "no.• When Shainleld was asked if he missed playing on the team and wished he were on the courts, he said, ·yeah, I do.• •1t would've been like a college match if all those players were here,• Mang added. Peninsula High is Cd.M's major hurdle in CIF title thoughts, and defeated Woodbridge earlier, 11-7. Sl!A VIEW LEAGUI " CoRoNA Dll. MAR 14. wacx-IDGE 4 Singles: Collins (CdM) def. Artunlan. 6-3; def. Kermanl by default; def. Bagherpour, 6-3; Chopra (CdM) IOst 4-6, won by default. 6-0; Morton (CdM) lost o-6, won by default 6-3. Doubles: Jack-Kulmatickl (CdM) lost to call-Sheridan, 1-6; def. Parr-Hunter, 6-3; def. Davenport-Strozier, 6-0; Taytor-Shahmardl (CdM) lost 4-6, won 6-3, 6-1; Jensen-Myers (CdM) won 6-3, 6-3, 6-1. MARC MARTIN I DAILY Pit.OT The team of Peter Kulmattcki, serving, and Hunt~r Jack found the victory column twice in the Sea Kings' t 4-4 win. briefly Carroll's big hit keys Tars • April Carroll slams a two-run single to lift Newport Harbor to a 2-0 victory over Buena Park. NEWPORT BEACH -Sopho- more center fielder April Carroll belted a two-run single in the first and finished 3 for 3, while pitch- ers Bonnie Kinsey and Kristen Urban combined on a four-hit shutout to key Newport Harbor High's 2-(> nonleague softball vic- tory Friday over Buena Park. Singles by Kyle McNichols and Kristen Smith. as well as a walk to Urban loaded the bases, in the first, but there were two outs, before Carroll, after fouling off several 3-2 pitches, lined one up the middle for all the Sailors (6-5) would need. Kinsey, who improved to 5-4, did not walk a batter and struck out one, before Urban pitched two hitless innings of relief, strik- ing out two to post her fourth save. Shawn Talley, Michelle Sheri· dan, Katie Ziegler and Usa Hunt- ington contributed strong defense in the errorless effort for the Tars, who completed their preleague C411lpaign. NOM.EAGl• .. ,. ... ~--z.a..,..._o Buena Park 000 000 0 • 0 4 1 Newpoct.Had>oc. 200 000 x • 2 s Q Bettr.n and Hu~ ICinsey, Urban (6) and Huntington. W • ~ 5-4. l -Beltran. Sv -Urban (4). CdM's first league win GARDEN GROVE Corona del Mar High seniors Sean Hooper, Ju.attn Winder and Savanna Klng each accounted for three victortes to lead the visiting Sea Kings to an 11-8 Garden Grove League triumpn over San- tiago Thursday. Hooper paired with Wmder to win twice in boys doubles and also won once in boys singles and once in mixed doubles. Winder added a victory in mixed doubles with Klng, who swept her two girls doubles lDZlt.Ches 1o help 1he Sea IG.Dgs Improve to'l-4. 1-3U1Jeagu« .. .... N1dh1' PM~ Soott BurriS, Allee Chang, Milruto Pu.liada and Brian Katusian also were respon· sible for CdM points. Sailors bow to Irvine N E w p 0 R T GOLF BEACH -Newport Harbor High's boys golf team was a 10-stroke victim to Irvine's Vaqueros Thursday at Big Canyon Country Club as the host Sailors were unable to solve Big Canyon's par-35 tour of nine holes before taking off for a Sacramen- to Tournament this weekend. Mitch Johns was Harbor's leading golfer with a 39 and Kevin Olson and Anthony La.Fata recorded 40s, but the Irvine trio of Neiman. Zatradana and Lavery went 37-37-38 to key the Sea View League victory. Harbor falls to 2-5 overall, 1-2 in league play. McReynolds sharp COSTA MESA -South- ern California College pitcher Donovan McReynolds limited Birmingham-Southern to two hits in eight innings as the host Van· guards defeated the NAIA's top- ranked baseball team. 3-1, in nonconference action Thursday. McReynolds, 2-3, gave up only an unearned run in the fifth inning, while striking out five and walking two. SCC's Joe Rivera threw a scoreless ninth to record a save. Rivera and Mike Grasse had mns for sec ( f9=T5) in the sec- ond inning. Kevin Moore scored in the third for sec on a balk. NOtlfCXI rs a a.a 5oCM. Cou.aca l, lad WtliHAM-SounlEM 1 Birmingham-So. 000 010 000 • 1 3 1 Soc.al College 021 000 OOx • 3 8 2 Chittam. Mclain (4) and Lowell; McReynolds. Rive<a (9) and Grasse. W • McReynolds, 2-3. l • Chittam. Sv • Rivera. 2B • Moen (SCQ, Grasse (SCQ. 38 • Driskill (BS). Vanguards split pair c 0 s T A SOFTBALL MESA Gretchen Brandt tossed a three· hit shutout and Michelle Murie· ripped a two-run double as host Southern California College def e.ated Cal Baptist. 5-0, in the fill& game of a Golden State Atb- le1fc Conference..softbGll double- 6eocler Thunday. th dropped the nightcap, 54. Cal Baptist (13-13, 1-3 in GSAC) came back from a -4-1 deficit in the second game, scor· lng f ow runs ln the seventh 1.nn1ng. sec (31-1, s-1) stranded two bue.runners in the bottom of tbe seventh f OJ its first GSAC 1o11: El Toro tops Tars, 12-6 N E w p 0 RT Tr-NNfS BEACH -Hank ~ Hsieh and Matt Singer swept at No. 1 doubles for Newport Har- bor High, but visiting El Toro handed the Sailors a 12-6 Sea View League boys tennis setback Thursday. "We sbould've beaten them." said Newport Harbor Coach Charlie Bleiker, whose squad (1- 9, 0·3 in league) received two sin- gles wins from John Rinek. El Toro (1-10, 1-2) won its fust.giatch of the year. The Sailors host Irvine on Tuesday. "We got a shot (to win) next week," said Bleiker, who added that standout Sean Burr will become eligible to play for the Tars next week. Sl!A VllW LEAGUE EL TORO 12, NIWPOllT HM8c:Mt 6 Slnales: R~nlk (NH) lost to Farkas, 4-6; del Desai, 6-0; def. Henderson, 6-2; McMaster (NH) lost 2-6, 1-6, 3-6; Oskool (NH) lost o-6, 3-6, 3-6. Doubles: Hsieh-Singer (NH) def. Snider-Maldoon, 6-2; def. Haydan-Glies- sel, 6-2; def. Johnson-Jones, 6-0; Snyder- Tajima (NH) lost 1-6, 2-6, won 6-3; Lumpkln-Meoll (NH) lost 1-6, 2-6, 4-6. Mustangs fall, 15-3 COSTA MESA -Josh Morris and TENNIS Jonathan Nguyen won in doubles and juniors David Tran and Chris Llm won in singles for Costa Mesa High, but visiting Laguna Beach defeated the Mustangs, 15-3, in a Pad.fie Coast League boys tennis match Thursday. Mesa fell to 4-8. 1-4 in PCL; Laguna improved to 2-3 in league. The Mustangs travel to Aliso Niguel on Tuesday. Tran won a set at No. 1 singles, Lim at No. 3. Morris-Nguyen won at No. 2 doubles. Ma:tC COAST LEAGW LAGUNA lllACJt 15, ColTA Ma.A l Singles: Tran (CM) lost to Talarico, 0-6; lost to Roguly, 1-6; def. Menconi, 6-4; Kakl (CM) lost o-6, 0-6, default Um (CM) lost 0-6, o-6, 'Non 6-4. Doubles: Peterson-Schwartz (CM) lost to Strateman-Ortlz., 0-6; lost to ICollmann-Marconl, 2-6; lost to Hombeak-llaelan, 2-6; Morris-Nguyen (CM) lost 0-6. 'Non 6-2. lost 1-6: ~ Hoang (CM) lost 0-6, 4-'9 6-7 (8-10). AUDAY, APAIL 3, 1998 Pirates spoiling for ·rematch with GWC • Orange Coast College volleyball team duels rival Rustlers Saturday night. D ing, ding ... welcome to · Round Two of the main event -Orange Coast College's men's volleyball team hosts arch-rival and defending state champion Golden West Saturday at 7 p.m. The Rustlers, who topped the Bucs in the state title bout last spring, handed Coach Chuck Cutenese's sq'uad its only loss this season, a 3-1 defeat in Huntington Beach Feb. 24. Since then, the Pirates have won nine matches in a row, including a 3..() spanking of L.A. Pierce. Of those nine wins. eight have been by a 3-0 margin. Golden West, on the other hand, has been plagued with internal problems. The Rustlers' Coach Mike D'Alessandro was suspended for three games for unspecified reasons. During his time away from the sideline, his squad fell to Pierce for its first loss of the spring. D' Alessandro returned this week. With an Orange Empire Conference mark of 11 -1, the Bucs have been paced by freshman setter Ryan Hiskey and Newport Harbor High product Josh Richardson, who has put away 149 kills iri 31 games (as of Monday). D The Pirates' men's and women's crews travel to thei.r first major regattas of the spnng Saturday for the San Diego Crew Classic. "This will be our first opportunity to see how good we are,· men's Coach Jim Jorgensen said. "We're looking forward to finding out.• The Pirate rowers will be competing in the junior varsity beat again Stanford, Vtiginia, Washington, Yale and Cal, while battling UCLA. Washington State, Sacramento State, Washington, Texas and Santa Clara in the novice eight. Coach Linda Moeller's women will vie in the junior varsity eight . SWIMMING Vaqs stop CdM, 11 <M'JO IRVINE -Senior Kawika Tarayao of Corona del Mar High wc;>n the 50-yard freestyle and sprinted the opening leg of Cd.M's winning 200 free relay, but host Irvine defeated the Sea Kings, 110-60, in a Sea View League boys swim meet Wednes- day at Heritage Park. Irvine (2-0 in league), top- ranked in Orange CoWlty, won all but two events. CdM (1 -1 ), competing without four swim- mers, used Tarayao, Jason Pow- ers, Scott Kramer and Lance Emery to win the 200 free relay. SEA VIEW LEAGUE 80YS --1'0. 0-.. D& MAii '° 200 ,,_.,...a.,· 1. Irvine, 1:'3.94. 200 frM · 1. Birltelt>.dl (I), 1:50.66; 2. Lopez (I), 1:51.18; 3. Kramer (CdM), 1:52.66 200 IM • 1. Natallzo 0), 2:05.59; 2. Pat· tanminth (I), 2:10.9; 3. Sutheriand (I), 2:15.07. --so ft.. · 1. TllfilYao (CdM), 22.06; 2. Powen (CdM), 23 ... 1; 3. (mefY (CdM), 23.56. '00 fly· 1. Bkblt>.dl (I), 55.11, 2. P•t· tanaslnth (I), 55.56; l . Paldl (CdM), 58..74 '00.,.... 1. Harwood (I). 48.10; 2. Tarayao (CdM), Cl.85; 3. Shimura 0). 50.'3. 500 frM • 1. Harwood (I), .-:so.JS; 2. Lopez ~:0931; 3. Graass (Cd'M}. 5:19.78. 200 ...a.,· 1. CO«>N del Mer (farayao, ~ Kramer and Emery). 1:32.04. 100 Melt • 1. Shimura (I), 54.54; 2. lunza (I). 56..42; ). McCoy {l), 1 :OO..t3. 100 ""-t · 1. Natallzo (I). 1~67; 2. Sctwifer (I), 1 :06.07; ). Sutherland {I), 1:10.04. 400 frM Nley • 1 lrvlne, 3:22M. Bardone wins decathlon BAI<ERSFIELD Orange Coast College's Ray Ba.rdone, a freshme.n out of EdlSOn High, won the Sou.them Caltfoplia Decatblou championship at Bak· ersfield College Wednesday with 5,931 potnt:s. Bardone and fMmm•te Art Odden, who was fourth. both qualify for the Ca.UfOrnioi State Cb&mplonshlps at Citrus College May9. BardOoe'I top marts were l2· 2l/2tn tbe long jUl'llp and 176-0 In the Javelin. ft wP toUDded out by marks of t 1.63 in the 100 me 3S·UP/• iD the I.bot put. s.8t/4 bl the blgh Jump, s2.9' m the •oo. 15.44 ID the too bu'rdMIS. 73·2 an the dllcua, t;tO ln the Pc*t vault and 5:07.SM ID the l,500 • ,,_, _=--------:: ~ I --- molly yanity and the A and B divisions of the nOVlce eight. ·we're m agamst the big gals and il we want to row with them. we're gomg to have to keep getting better. It's going to be excitmg, • Moeller said. a Coach Janice Maran bad a heck of a dilemma facing her when she entered this tennis season. She didn't have enough players to field a complete team. So far, Maran bas been able to say. •Big deal.• • With five women on its roster, the Bucs are ready to wrap up the season wi~second-place firush in the OEC -even after spotting their opponents two points because of defaults. With a one-match lead over third-place Fullerton. the Bucs need a win over Riverside Thurs- day at home for the second spot. Maran's squad is 10-3-1 and 7-2 in conference action. :i Elsewhere ... Southern California College's baseball team will be making the short trip to lrvme to face Concordia in a key Golden State· Athletic Conference twin bill Saturday. Concordia will be starting ace Matt Broesamle, a sophomore out of Costa Mesa High. Broesamle, who recovered nicely from shoulder surgery, is ranked No. 2 in the GSAC in three categories with an ERA of 2.70, five conference wins and 48 strikeouts. ~ 1 ,\ r p I fj I ~·: ~ ' 1 ~_I • • • HELP WANTED Golf coach needed CORONA DEL MAR -<:orona del Mar High's athletic depart- ment is seeking a girls golf coach for the fall season with various lower level coaching positions available, with teaching posi- tions. Qualified candidates should contact Athetic Director Jerry Jel- nick at 760-3315 or send a reswne to lus attention at 2101 Eastbluf f Dr., Newport Beach 92660. SOCCER Tryouts for OCU Break Tryouts for the Orange Coast United Break, a boys 14-and· under soccer team. will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday, April 5 at Boni- ta Cleek. For more information, ca.11 Michael Lufty at 722-6472. PUIUC IOTICll Pueuc NOTICll PUIUC NOTICH PUil.iC NOTlCH PUILIC NOTICH PUIUC NOTICU PUl&.tc NOTICll PUILIC NOTICU ..UILIC NOTICU PU~~:::e Dli'l•l.con Ad and ~ SAMY L f1Ril09~ the Dtntfal Pltv*'~ £ATll l'l&I been tu.ct by ~ COHfOf'l!llTY RI!· PUIUC NOTICI 'J!~~ Loyd H 1•11,. _!,P~U!l~Ll~O~NO~Tt;C~f~.;.j'.""";i;!iiti;;;;;~;;;;;- i.ted "* WI '"-0.plllfo I, 8JnV ''~ declat• :,k~·~ocelity ~ ~,;~J0g!td/~Ac'Zii:: ~~~!,.~~ PIGllUM• lualMH fllaneho sania r.tetgat11a: rtotHl•Y• IWIMH 'I::!:'::.=• PVIUC llOTtCI menl of lndUalli-1 A.t• .. follOwl: Which thO work la to DO NA. ~of OAANOE. A C1 U>Nf. lHVIROH. ,..,.. ..... ..,.. CA~ N ... a .. te...ent Tilt jollO'#fn9 '*'°"'.,. PUIUC MOTICll ----------itlonl. Slate of CWllomla I am ovtt 11\e • ot 11 pet'fotmed tot teeh Cfaft TH! P!'OTI~ l'OR pftO; M!HTAL Ol!T!.IU•UHATIOH• The foloW\ng ""°"'9.,. Ttlll bu~lnett 11 con-The~ pet10fW we dOlng l>UtiMI• .. 1 1...-W COURT bM Oonttactot end IUbo ltld NW P9f'lon.I ICnowl-c:tnalllc&bOn or ~ ol BATI requetta ll'lat AUCI N£0ATIW 0£CLARATION, dolna ~11 ... dUCted by. co-plltnlfl dOlng butlnHS N: SMs:ihlfd ftlAllllhlOO, 2oa otJ CMJfONflA. ~ ""' pay not ldg• of .,,. ftcq stated watt neecs.<t lo tucur. AOfLL FWA .,. •PPoinlecl CAVAl~'-9 fOA ~w ,,.nH f'AOOUCf POA :~~·~ doing H!MlT V£1'm)R£ ~.fa Sanfa An• Av... COii• COUN1'Y Off OltAHU .... 1Nn lhO hloMt ~ l'lefeln. If caltd, I COUid the eonllact Holiday ratt• u pattonal repreMnte!M ,OR 20 DAY.I AT TH! t.£n & QAOCfAJQ,. HOO Donald Hoyt 2 .. S LorelO Ave.. ,...._ CA t2U7 Ut ,.... CltJ brtn ral•) and WOUid competenlly .... INI be paid -•Pedfoed to admWllM lhO M(a .. Of PlAANIHO DI~). w. """'*Ave .. taMll Ant. TNa 1\11.mtift WU rutd ...... CA '2t2t ,..__ C•' Jarnff T. Stout, St., 2* --.. -... . l>alnedti"'lhMIO lntht~barCllll*\glheoec.dlnt, 'OA FURTHER IN•CAta704 C ,.. k ol Ht~IVll'ln.n.,, ... (C""V•sanll AN Avt. Coela rw.I v....,e Ttll CltV Ml o 1 '' 1 ' agrMrntnt 1ppllc1ble IO TH& PITITION reQu .. lt l'OAMATION ON THI l1l•tm Ahmtd lhatllt, with lhe ounty "'* 28S4 Lof-10 Avt., Coate M CA 12m ' ... t417t ffom the DlrtctOt ol lhe 0.. A )UdQmlnl fOf dlt1otutlon tac:h partfculw ctall, clea• the dect d1nt'1 wilt and A80VI APPLICATIONS, H1 I 11th Sirttt, f t, Oar· OrMQt County on ,_IO-H Mtta, CA 12821 TtT:° buelnnt la con. o,.,,.., CA pattmtnt of lndu111l1I Rtla· w .. enltted between my-allloatlon Of type Of work eodlclla, If any, be edmllttd T[l.aPHONI 7$4-lt•I OR den Otove. CA 92144 tto88'1117i3 Tt1l1 bu•lnH• la con-d~ by: an lndlYf<lual 921tS.U?t lloM the ~II prtvalllng "''and my ew-Wllt on Feb-1mptoytd on· 1h1 proj.et. IO prol>•lt. The Will tnd CAU. AT THI! O,,IC! Ofl Tunffn\ A. Shartn (wOft. Dally PllOI Mateh 13. 20, cWcttd by: Umlttd Ueblllty Haw you atll1td Cloll\9 tfl THI llATTU 0, rale ol per diem wages and ruery 23. t988. AllaCMd to Copltf ot ~tdUlet of MY COOlcl1-ett avalleblt THI P~NINO DIVISION. Ing partner), tn2 rnn 2'1, Aptll S, 1tte '800 CO. bul.lnHe ~ Yff. 11/t/91 THI 'ITtTION TO IN genetal prevailing ratt lheM P8P9,. u "Ellhlblt rates to determined.,. Of\ fOf txamln.l\lo(l In the Ille ROOM 200, 71 1AIA Sttett, Oatden Grove, CA PUB'IC NOTICI! Havt you aterttd dOlng Jemtt T. lt<M. St. CHA.NOi T1tl NAiii for ~y Ind overtime A" 11 a copy of lhla jUdg. flit al lhO Dltltfet olfice ~ lltj>I by the COl.11. DRIVE, COSTA MUA, t2144 -1>Ut1MA ~t? No ftaul TNt ttettmenl w• macs OP AJIY LYNN MAU worlt. In 1~ tocallly· In ment ate tvallable 10 any lnlM• n4! P£T'ITION NCI~ CALIF~HIA. Thi• bualnfft la con-F1cthlow aw.In••• HenWt Vtnlurt OM, with the County Cltfk oC CASUMl81R which lhO WOl1( la to be The. portion of lll• Jud9' :':'CC:~~~r=:, =~ertd:~ e~~c~~h~~:d M:S~w~ ~;'~~~~Olng Na .... statement ~hl~!~·r11td Ofenge COUMY on S.1C>-M A1et331 pertormed for eacll craft ment that I am •Mklng 1773.2 ol U'I• c.tlfomll ci.n1 Admlnlatrallon of !a• Pltot Apr~ 3, 1191. l>UllMN ~t? No The following l*tont .,. with IN County Cltfk of 1ee80711701 ORDIER TO SHOW clanlllcatlon or type of n'IO<l1ftcatlon of ralalH to L.al>Or COdt, lht Conllactor tat11 Ac1. (fhla A\lltlOtlty ,950 Tasnetm Ahmed Sheriff ~bulfnHa et: Orange Counly on 3-2'.e8 Dally Piiot Maren 13, 2°' CAUS& fOR CHANOI work needed to eHCult lht paymtnt at my chit· shall post e cory of Iha d .. Wiit allow the~ .. rep-Thll 1tat-_men1 wat flied EX UTIVE TRANSPOR· 10081'H3214 27, Aprll 3, 1"8 Ftoe 01' NAiii th4t cont.tact. Holiday ,., .. dren·s age of 25 of any termination o pravalllng r111n1auve to takt m~ ,UBLIC NOTICE with the Co\lnty Cltf'll of TATI N, 1891 M11a Or., P· Dally Pllol Mer. 27, Apr. 3, PUBLIC NOTICE PfTITIONER(SI AMY lhaH be paid u •~ifltd funds remaining th1t wera rate of wages at each Job actions without Obtaining I lo Otaf\09 County on 2•11·98 t, Senta Alla Htlghla. CA 10 17 1098 ™3•-----.... -:--- 1.YNN MAU HAS f'ILEO A In lh• collecUv• barnalnlng held In lrusl tor my ctlll· site. The schedule of Plf court 1pprova1. Btloft tak· "ct t ue BuafnHt 10988740007 112707 • ' Ploiltloue Bualne .. TO HANGE NAMES 1gre1mtnt applicable to clrena eduea1oon a working day ol ht ictlons, l'IOWIYfi1 the Plf• Thi followtng peuons It• Delly Plln' March 13, 20, 11eld, 1691 Men Or., P·1, Nam. Statement PETITION FOR N4 OROfR • , . diem wage1 la based iJ Ing certain vtty lmpof'tlnt Nam• I tater tent Fuziah Alnun Anne • MU. PUBLIC NOTICE FAOMC Arny Lym Mau TO ellCh particular craft, ctaa· My children are Jon David houn. The raJe IOI' hol y IOllal reprff1ntaUV. will be doing buslneta a1: 27, Al)fll 3, 1t98 ,_,. Senta Alla Htlghll. CA l'lclltloua 8ualneU The fotlowtng ~·lit Arny KyungAe lAe alflcatlon °' type of work Fnedl>lfg. born March 31, and overtime WCHk lhall be reqvf'red to give notice to WOMEN OF SUBSTANCE. PUBLIC NOTICE 9?707 H l .. tement dOlng bualnet• at. 11 l• hereby 0tdered that employed on tile projtcl. 1978, 1nd Ingrid S1b11na et time and ont-llalf. The lnlernttd persons unlnl 5 Cambria, Corona dtl Thia bualneaa I• con-The ~ng peraons llt reewp:;t 8~ ~erSa~, 1" persons 1n111111ed In eopi.s of schedul11 or f rledb11g, born Ap11I 3. Con11ae1or and 1ny sub-they have w81ved nollct or Mar, CA. 112625 '1ctltlous Bualnell ducttd by: an Individual doing bu•lneH es· 891H lg~aa CA t , •n • this matt., •ppeet before r111s '°determined are on 1985. contractor(a) •Mil PIY not conaented IO lhe PfopQffd Pamt11 Giimour. 5 Com-Name Statement Have you llllled doing Newport Capital. inc .. 2439 Ma • :· Goelet 15$20 tills coun In Department f 11 al the City Cletk'a Of· The modlficallon lhal I re· Jen than the epecllled pre-acilon.) The Independent bf'la. Corona del Mar, CA The tOflowtng peraona art bu1fnen yet? No W Coaat Hwy Stt. 202 .;;uu!'"! ei d Ste G· ii No 703 or th• ()ranne 1 f vaillng rates or wages to •II 1Clmlnf11ret1on 1uthorhy will 92625. , d-1 b 1 , fuzlah Almm Anne MU· · 8 h "cA ..,..,,. .. • ,..ock,.et.. v .. · • • · Su trlor eoun'"•a1 nee, localed at 77 filr quest I• that ll'll unds lhl!I wotkera employed by them be granted unreu tn lnttt• Patti ee111111. 1731 Port "'n\ us nlls aa. atead Newport eac • ...,.,.,., vine, CA 92618 ~~u~~drn~ ahOWn above Drive, Costa M1a1. Calllor· ire remaining when my In the •i<tcutlon of the con· 11t1d per•on fll11 an Ob-Hemley Circle, Newport l~ic ~:foF Rc?J>J~~Y ~{ Thi• ataiement wu filed Ntwpo3~ ~a~ltal,1 ~nc., This bu1lne11 11 con- on •121 1998 al 2·00 nl1 92828, and are avail· Children reach age 25 re-tract jec11on to t~ petition and Beach, CA. 92660 Fl • f with U'I• ~ounty Cllf'k of (NV), 2• • oas Be~· ducied by: an Individual o'clock p:m .. and then 9nd able to any lnt11esled pa11y vert back to myself as op-A Payment Bond and 1 sl'loW$ OOOd cause whr lht Sharon Jurg'tnHn. 13 ~g~:t~~ ~~FNio~. Orange County on 2·26-98 ~~·a::3 Nowport • Hev• vou ',S:1ed dOlnQ thert snow cause, II lllY upon request posed to my children. Perlormanct Bond allall be court should not gren 11\e Aga11, Irvine, C1lllornla PANY, 171151 Sky Patk Cit· 10980750422 Ttlla buslntu 11 con-t>uslnell V,1~11 they h1v1, why the petition In IOCOfdance wilh Ste· The facts tha1 I have as 10 required PflOt to extcutlon authority. 92714 cl• Suite N Irvin• Calil0t· oany Pilot Match 13, 20, ducted by' 1 corporation Suzanne · 1 was filed for change or name ahoulct tlon 1773 2 or I.tie California the ~ed circumstances of the contract and shall be A H~ING on the pell-Pam Muzzy, 2548 Rlvltra n11•926,_ ' ' 27 April 3 1998 F913 Have yoU started doing Thia statemc en ,..._k .... not be granted · 1 In lh• lorm ••t forth In Lile lion will be held on APRIL Drive, Laguna S.ach, Cali· d J S 111 • • 1 y ,.,..2196 wll.h tilt ounty ...... v• h I tuntlet ~dtred that I Labor Code. Iha Contractor are • tanllal In relat on contract documents. 30. 11198 at 1:45pm In Oec>I. lomla 112651 An rew amts cll "· PUBLIC NOTICE buslnffa yll H , ...,.. Orange County on 3-10-98 co •of lhla ordlf to show ahall post a copy ol tha d .. lo child Visllalion. I ob-Each bld~er ahan be a II· 703 located •t 3't The Clty Geraldine Schlutz, 153• 17951 Sky Park Circle, Newpot1 C•f,ltel, Inc .. J. ttt887S1708 cie:. be published In NB/ tarmln1llon of prevalllng talnad, and the court censecl contractor pursuant Drive Soulh, Orange, CA Antigua Way, Newport :~~~4 N, lrvlne, California Fictitious Bualneaa ~~~!1 i:~::~.~~sl!~~t filed Dally Piiot March 13, 20, Costa Miu Dally Piiot, a rate of wages al each Job records will 1ubstanlla1e. 10 the Bu1lne11 1nd Pro· 92868. Stech, CA. 112680 Thia buslniu 11 con· Name Slatemenl with tile County Clerk of 27 Aptll ), 1999 F906 newapeper ol general cir· site. the contempt order agelnsl lesslont Cod• and be U· IF YOU 08JECT to the Joan Torres, 1800 Pon ducted by· an Individual The following persons are Ora 11 County on 3•24•98 ~·~---~-~~~-culatlon published In this Th• Contractor and any m'J ex·wile for vls11allon cenSld In lh• follow!~ granting of the petition, you Chatle1, Newport S.1ch. Have yo\i started dolog doing bualntH u : ng 18088753282 PUBLIC NOTICE county, at leut once a 1ubcontracto1(s) shaU pay problems that I ha11t en-ciasslltcallon: Bid 'c°'·) ~hcx.dd appear at lh• h•_'!· CA. 926GO butln•H yet? Yes, 2·21·95 PRECISION MOTORS. 0 lly Pilot M 27 Apr 3 Flclltl-·• Buslneu wMk for IOUI' c:onstcuti119 not IHI than the a~lied countered 01111 lh• years. I (Bl) and Bid 107•98 ( 15 ing . and •late your """ Berber• Wlintr, t8771 Altdrew Jamas Schiller 1901·B W. i71h SI., Santa 1 at. ' · ' .... weeks Pffor to the day of QOVERNINO BOARD ltcllons or ftle written Ob-Portollno, lrllne. CA. 92715 Thi stat 1 1 filed Ana CA 92706 10, 17, 1998 AM8 Name Sletern9nt the hearing.. prltYalllng rates ol wagea to have~· seen nor talked to /a/ Carol 8 . Stocker, ectlona with the court be-Rhetta 0ue,.. 418 Vista s eme~t w&.,. of Preci1lon Automotive The following peraons are DATE: MAR 08, 1008 all workers employed by my cMdren sine• the sum-Director; FecllltlH & ore lh• nearing. Your ap. Roma, Newport S.actl, CA. ~r':ng~ec~~Y ~ 3-6-98 Group, Inc .. (CA) 7815 E. PUBLIC NOTICE doing buslnns as: MS BROWN JUDOE/ them In the execullon ol mer of 1997 1nd do nol 0 ti pearance may be In person 92680 10888751380 Ralnvl-Ct .. Anaholm, CA Flclltloua Builn••• ST INTERIORS, S8 Bflg-, • SSIONER OF lhl contract. even kno.,. lholr where· pera one or by your 1norney. Nancy Harrington, 1931 . 92808 more Alale, Irvine, CA COMMI A payment bond and pe;. abouts. They apparently for Published Newpon IF YOU ARE.A CREDITOR Port Laurent Piece, N-· Daily Piiot Apr. 3, to, 17• Tl'llt business ts con-Name Statement 92812 THE SUPER I 0 R lormance bond will be re-a portion 01 lhls limo were Beach-Costa Mesa Dally or a contingent creditor of port Btach, CA. 92660 24, 1998 F973 ducted by: a corporation Th• following peraons are SuHn T. Tomanewskl, 50 COURT q I ad prior to Ille oxecu-In Norway and do no• cur· Piiot April 3, 10, 1998. the deceased, you must file Mlc:htlle Miller, 122 Harbor PUBLIC NOTICE Have you atarted doing doing bualneaa 11: Brlgmor• Alsle, Irvine. CA Jaffrey W. Planck, Al· .ur F952 your claim with tile court ltland Drive, Newport tx.islness yet? No NEWPORT BEAUTY CEN· 92612 torney 11 Law, 444 Wesl loon °1 the contract The renlly reside In California and mall a copy to the per· S.1ch, CA 92660 Precision Automotive TER, 2755 Bristol 1290, Thia bualntu Is con- OcHn Blvd., Ninth Floor. payment bond and per· as best as I know. . PUBLIC NOTICE sonar representative . ap-Mary Lou Pitcher, 130 u:~~~;~0o: TO Group, Inc., Helteh Far· Coata Mesa, CA. 92628 ducil<I by: an Individual Long BHch CA 90802. Al· tormance bond shall be In I am nol requtS11ng that PUBLIC HEARINGS Will l>Oinltd by th• court wrlhln ~I Plac:., Palm Oese11, s•• • ••COHOLIC hoomand. Prll. K.B.M. EnltrPfl .. s, Inc~· Have you at111td doing · th• form and amount set my obligation to pay 101 my tour month• from the dale Cehfomla 92260 .... ._ This atalement was nted por11ted, (CA), 1801 Anita tx.ialntH yet? No t~n•y1?arh #~~5 1 forth In the contract docu-children's higher tdueatlon ~~S~EL~J~Ji~~ cgg~A of firat Issuance ol lht let· Lynda Sllea, 9 S.aoon BEV~RAQES with the County Clerk of Lane. Newport Beach, CA. Suaan T. Tornuzewal ub 1 1 ewpo,; men11. be modified 11 I do agrH MISSION AT THE CIT.,: ters as provided In Probalt Bay, N-port Beach. CA. Date of Flll"9 Orange County on 3·16-98 92680 This atatemenl w11 flied Beach-Costa Mesa Oa Y In accordance wllh the to pay for that education If HALL 77 FAlfl DRIVE Code Hctlon 9t00. The 112680 Appllcatlon1 10088752407 Thia bu1lne11 Is con· wlVl ttle County Cl«k of Pilot March 13, 20, 27, Aprll vi f P bl' C . nd h Ith f hll· COSTA MESA CAUFOR: time for filing clalma wtll Lydia Tyler. 8 Sunburst, Ir· MAR 27 1ooa Dally Piiot Mar 20 27 ducted by: a corporation Orange County on 3-17·98 3, t998 F910 pro soons 0 u ic on a w en e "0 my c . • not expire before lour vine, CA. 92715 T Wh m It Ma Con-· ' ' Have you 1lartod doing 10080752519 ---------tract Code Section 22300, clren avail themaetvea of NIA. AT 6.30 P.M. OR AS months from the lleerlng Thia business I• con· ~ 0 Y Apr. 3, 10, 1998 F925 bualneu ytt? No PUBLIC NOTICE substitution cl eligible and this opportunity. ~~Ei~Afr~R P8~S:f0~~ date noticed above. ducted by: a general part· c~~ Namt(t) of lhe Ap-PUBLIC NOTICE K.B.M. Enterprises. rnc .. Dally Pilot ::a11• 20·F:1 75 ---------aqulvalent aecurlllu for The purpose ol tha fund• DAY APRIL 13 1998 RE· YOU MAY EXAMINE the nerahlp pllcant(•) ls/art : AUR INC. Chad Kearnt, President 1.Apt..;..._3,.;.,_1_0'-, -' ----~,.,.-- SUPERIOR COURT any monies withheld to en-was to fund the clllldren's GAR'orNG THE. FOLLOW· file kept by lhl court. 11 you Have you ?started doing The applicinta llslld Fictitious lutlne11 1:"I' 11a11menl MS filed PUBLIC NOTICE OF CALIFORNIA, 1ur1 performance under education and allow me to ING APPLICATIONS 81' • person ln1eresttd In business yet. Yes. 5/87 above are applying to the Name llalement with tile County Cl8'k otr--------- COUNTY OF ORANGE this contract will be permit· pan1cipate In th11 process IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW lh.• astate, you may file Pamela Giimour 01partm1n1 ol Alcoholic The lollowlng peraont are Orange County on 3-31·98 Ffctltloua Bualn•H 341 The Cl ... Drive • with lh• court a Request Ttlls statement was fill<! Bev ane Control lo tell al dolnn tx.islneu .,. 10088753040 Name Sletement •• led at lhe request and ex-as 1 lather. I have cle111ly ING ACTIONS ARE CHAL· tor S.....,.lal Notice (form with tht Coun"' Clerk ol .,_., . · '"! . ·. Poat Office penSI of the contractor been denied the ability 10 LENGED IN COURT THE OE 1 .. ~,--1 th Iii' f 0 C t '' ., 12 n 8 cohOllc belleragH 11. 1978 Prtc111on Aulomohve, 909· Dally Piiot Apr. 3, 10, 17, Thi lotlOWlng persons ar1 B 14171 ·' CHAl.LENGE MAY BE 1.IM • ""' o e ung o an ranga oun Yon~ ·• NEWPORT BLVD COSTA 8 N Harbor Blvd Santa 24 1998 F965 doing bu1lne11 as· ox Each bidder ahall possess participate In my cl'llldren's N T 1 : lnvtnlory and appraisal of 10988752t 10 MESA, CA 92627 " Ana."CA.112703 " ' ST\JDIO 33 DESIGN CON· Orengo, CA al the time this contract Is upbringing, let 11one tllelr ~J~s T~oiE'JNli~~SE~ esta11 oasela or of any P9-Dally Pilot Mar. 27, Apr. 3, For the following type ol Precision Automotive PUBLIC NOTICE CEPTS, 711 W. Hth A·1. 02813-1571 awarded a ' Class C15 choices ol higher educa-AT THE PUBl.IC HEARING llllon or account 11 pro-10, 17, 1998 F948 UcenH: 47 0N·SAl£ GEN· Group, Inc .. (CA), 7815 E. Co1!9 MIH. CA 92827 JN THE MATTER OF (flooring and floor covering lion or 1111en getting a DESCRIBED IN THIS NO· ~ided1~5~ro~at~ Code1sr:· ERAL EATING PLACE Ralnvl-Ct .. Anaheim, CA. Flclltloua BYalnesa Monica Marie Glotll, :IHE PETITION TO Contractor) or Conltactor'• higher educetlon based TICE OR IN WRITTEN ~on 1 1 N 11 •~ues ?' PUBLIC NOTICE Published Newport 92808 Name Statemenl 27250 Ave De L.aplata. La.· CHANGE THE NAME License pursuant 10 Public upon my ex-wife l~klng the CORRESPONDENCE DE· :F ~ f o ce th orm ~ Fictitious Butlneaa BHch.COsta Mesa Dally This buslneu I• con-The following penons ar1 gune Niguel, CA mn OF Trt .. Dem Conta~I Code section chlldren away LIVERED TO THE PLAN· •1 ka • rom e cou Piiot April 3, 10, 17, 1998. ducied by: a corporation doing bualneta as: Thie 1>u1lne11 la con. CASE NUMBER NING COMMISSION AT c" . Name Stelement FllS3 Have you 11111.CS doing MED ADVANTAGE Bill· ducted by: en Individual A1t1480 3300. The succe~sful bid· I ~eclare under penalty of OR PRIOR TO THE Pue'. Attorney for the Peti. The lollowlng peraona are business yll? No ING SERVICES, 2721 Point +iave you llllrted doing ORDER TO SHOW der must malntam lht Ii· periury under the l1ws of UC HEARING.' tloner: doing business 11: PUBLIC NOTICE Pr1clslon Automotive Del Mar Ave., Corona del bu1lne11 yet? Yts, 1·98 cense throughout lhe dura-lhe Stale of California thal 1 AN ORDINANCE OF R.M. "MAC" JACOBS, SUNCHILO. 208 1.ugonla Group, Inc.. Halleh far· Met CA 112825 Monica M. GloeU CAUIE FOR CHANGE tlon ol this conlracl. the foregoing Is true and THE CITY COUNCIL OF ESQ. (CSBl 48052), Street Apt. B, Newport FlctlUoya Bu~lneH hoc?mand, P111. Suzann• F. Stelnbt'oner, Thia llatement waa ftled OF NAM-; No bidder may withdraw correct. ExecU1ed this 23rd THE CITY OF COSTA JACOBS a JACOBS, Beach, CA 92663 Nem• Stat\).nent This s1a1em1n1 was fil&d 2721 Point Del Mar Ave .• with the County Clerk ol PETfTIDNER Tnsa Dam hi• bid lor a period ol sixty day ol February 1998, t1I MESA. CALIFORNIA, 22042 EL TORO RD. Tristan Stegmaier, 2Q8 Th• following pe~on• are with the County Cleck of eoron1 dtl Mer, CA 92625 Orange County on 3-17·98 ~~ F!t-~O OARJ'8111~~ (60) clays after the date sel Corona Del Mer, California. AMENDING SECTIONS 11· LAKE FOREST, CA LN~onl~ B:·~~elCA A9~k:· ~~ngMt>:,i~~~ a~c.ncepts Orang! Cou10n0ty8~n753-2146-,!88 Thia bualnt 1 !_a_.. Is alcon-10988712517 f th o thl eol /al BAARY L FRIED· 67 ANO 13·86 OF THE .,.2•30 ... po a • F -~ C M ' v v ducted by: an .... 1vldu Dally Pilot Mar. 20, 21, CHANGE NAMES FROM or e penong r . ' COSTA MESA MUNICIPAL • v Sllphen Scott Owen, 208 2885 at.,,,-. oste esa, Daily Pilot Mar. 20, 27, Hive you started doing F Trlu Dam TO Cindy Young Tht City Council ol the BERO CODE CONCERNING THE Publlslled Newport Lugonla Street. Apt B, CA 92827 10 1998 F926 bualneta t? No Apr. 3, 10, l99S lllS It la l'lefeby ordered that City of Costa Mesa re-FACTS IN SUPPORT ol STORAGE OF INOPERA· Beach-Costa Mesa Dally Newport Beach, CA 92663 Jason Cory Cohen, 2885 Apr. 3• ' Suzanne r, Stelnbroner PUBLIC NOTICE 311 persona Interested In aerves I.tie nghl to reject relief requested and TIVE VEHICLES ON PAI· P1lol Aprll 3, 6, 10. 1998 Donavon Martin Franken-Fairview, Costa MHa, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Thia 111t1ment waa filedl--------- thla maner •Pi>eat before any and all bids 01 to waive change of circumstances VATE PROPERTY. ENVI· FM955 relier, 29666 Woodlane Ct .. 11262? with lht County Clerlt of Flctltlowa ButlnHa this court In Oepanmenl lrregularllles in any bid. 101 any modification ere RONMENTA.l OETERMINA· San Juan Capistrano, CA TrevisS Blegumc, 240MAvo-Flctltlout Bualneaa Orange County on 3·10·98 Name Statement No. 703 of the Orange . TION EXEMPT PUBLIC NOTICE 92675 cado t., IF. osll Na. Neme St•tement The lollowfnn ,_aona are County Superior Court al ~ontractor shall compl~ contamed in lhe attached 2. PLANNING APPLICA· M111tlew Hamilton, 122 Av· CA 92627 Ttle following pereons are 10008711711 dol bualnttt 1;; the address shown abov• w11h the provisions ol Soc declaration. TION PA·98•13 FOR RFAJJ Notice of inue Maleo, San Clemente, This buslnoss 11 con· doing bualntll H : Dally Pllol Match 13, 20, SC~ROEOER ENTER· Ofl 5·5, 11198, at 2:00 lion 1770 to 1780 mcluslve, I declare under penalty of MARCONI AUTHORIZED Public Sale of CA 92672 ducted by: 1 gtneral part-BACK BAY BOATWORKS, 27, Ap<ll 3, 1998 F903 PRISES. ,500 eampua Or., o cloctc p.m., and lhen and of the California Labor per)ury under the laws of AGENT FOR G&M Oil Llened Provertv Thia buslneu la con-nerstllp 829 Terminal Way, Sulll 3, Newport Beec:h. CA e2660 there allow cause, 11 any COd•. the prevailing r111 the Stal• ol California that COMPANY, INC.. / AN· Notice 11 hereby given ducted by: co-partnera Ha~ you •tarted doing Costa Me11, CA 92827 PUBLIC NOTICE Robert A. Schroadef, 145 ltley have, why the pehllon and acate of wages eslab-lh• fortgoln!J Is true and OREA FISCUS. FOR A lhal th• undersigned wrn 11 Hevt you started doing busmessCoytt? No Ryplnakl Design, Inc., F1clltloua IY .. nH• Mt .. Or .. Costa Mtaa.. CA for change of name should llshed by the Director of correcL CONDITIONAL USE PER· pub~c auc11on pursuant to business yet? Yes, fl..97 Jason hen (CA). 2915 Redtllll Ave. 92627 ~11~~:!':;dered lhat a tile Department ol Indus-Date: February 23, 1998 MIT TO REPLACE EXIST· chaptar 10. division 8 corn· TThrls1 tan Stegmaier filed J::~• ~at=~ w&!,t":, Sle. G103, Costa Meta, CA n!r=:wi•~::,m.::: ate Ttlla busln111 Is corl-trl IR I · Stal IC I /·' B L FI db ING CHEVRON SERVICE mencing wftll uctlon I alalement WH C " 7 .n 8 92626 ··• ducted by: an lnc1Mdual copy of ltlla order to show a "a11ons. e o a. ., •rrv • r • erg STATION WITH NEW 2 113 21700 of Iha business and with the County Clerk of Orange ounty on ~1 •• This bu,rneu I• con-doing bualneH as: Have you atartl<I doing cause be publislled In Th• lfomia, which are med with Barry L Friedberg, 55 SO FT GAS STATION/ proleulona code or sec· o11nge County on 3-31·98 10088752522 ducted by: a corporation a) Mtdl• R11ponse t>uslnell yat? Yea 1•23-98 Dilly Piiot, • newspaper ol the Cily Clerk ol the City of Jasmine Creak Drive, Co-MINl·MARKET, & A NEW lion 1988 ol the clvll code 10088753058 Dally Pilot Mar. 20, 27, Have you •tarted doing b) Direct Media R11ponse, Robert Sctiroeder' ~antral clr~ulatlon pub-Costa Mesa; and shall for· rona Del Mar, CA 92625-3,230 SO.FT. CANOPY; & of The Stale or California 01ny Piiot Apr. 3. 10. 17, Apr. 3, 10, 1998 F917 buslneaa yet? YH, FEB. ~!57 BICArch92~ Newpol1 Thia atalement was flied hshtd In th 9 county, '1 1111 panalllet prescribed 1423 TO AUOW THE SALE OF and pur1u1nt to com-24 1998 F1171 22, 11198 .... acn, · with ttlt County Clerk or least~' w-:k 1°j 1our therein for noncompliance Published Newport BEER ANO WINE WITH A merclal code section 7210 · • PUBLIC NOTICE Ryplnskl Dul~n, Inc., ~1n11 S~nt~~hc 330 Orange County on 3-17·99 fi::'~:uo~~i::;,,: or 10 olthe said coda. Buch-Co111 M111 Daily VARIANCE FROM LANO· (2); the lollOwlng mlsctl· PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltloua aualneaa O~d Ryplnskl, rnld~ de'f:: CA. ~625· orona t09H7SH21 DATE: MAR 17 1'008 MARY El.LIOTT, D•p-Pllol March 13. 20. 27. April ~~~E STR,E~ESOETBAft laneous, hOUH~Old I a.:: NOTICE OF N•m• Statement :r.;,s ·=~=~y w~k of Tl'll• bualn•H la con-Dally Pilot Met. 20, 27, JAMES A. JACKMAN, uty Cltr Clerk, City of 3, 1998. PROP) ~~H REDEVk1.op. i:::~ifn:d ':;y0P~~ 0;nd APPLICATION TO The fOllowing peraont are Orange County on 3-24-98 duettd by: an Individual Apt. 3, 10, 11196 F9t9 JUD 0 E IC 0 MM I S. Coate MeH F911 MENT. AGENCY REVIEW. 1tor1g1 unit number. SELL ALCOHOLIC doing businnt 11: 10088753257 Have you ltarttd doing PUBLIC NOTICE llONER OF THE SUPE· Published Newport AT 1740 NEWPORT BLVD 1. Argyroa, George l. Jr . AMAZON COMPUTER SO. Dally PUot Mar. 27, Apr. 3, bualntu yet? No RIOA COURT BHch.Costa Mesa Daily PUBLIC NOTICE IN A C2 ZONE. ENVIR. Lots CCCM99 & JN3026 BEVERAOES LUTIONS, 2151 Ventla, Tl4-10, 17, l"8 F945 ~':t ~:.~:,, was filed P'lalllloua lualnHt TrlH Dam, 2027 M1pl1 Piiot March 27, Aprll 3, NOTICE TO DETER.: NEGATIVE DEC· 2. Berger, Linda & Or. DA••·.~· F,,'o"n~ 11Mn'o~Aa~m27a83 Halim Jan PUBLIC NOTICE with ltlt County Cl1rll or Name ltatemenl C 1998 CONTRACTORS LARATION. (AVAIL FOR Michael McMonlgle, l.ol PP ca n. • O C 3... .,. The followtng paraona ere Ave .. Costa Mesa, a. REVIEW FOR 20 DAYS AT A1 549 APR 01, 1008 •75 Cherry Viale Or .. P&r· rangt ounty on vi·-dol t>uslneu u · 92627 F939 CAlLINO FOR BIDS THE PLANNING DIV) 3 OiMarco Loi A857 To WhOm 11 May Con· rls, CA 92571 Flctltlowt Bualneta 10980753080 su'JPERIOA EXTERIORS Publl•h•d Newport PUBLIC NOTICE SCHOOL DISTRICT: 3. CONDITIONAL USE 4. Gaumer, Bridget & cern: Mohammad Ahtuham, Neme ltetement Dally Pilot Apr. 3, 10. 17, 29598 PtUcen W•'I Lagu~ BHch-Costa Mesa Dally NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED PERMITS PA·118·20 FOR Ronmary Jackett, Loi TM Name(I) of lht Ap-475 Cherry Vista Or., Pet· The follow!ng petaona 111 24, 1998 Fll81 Niguel, CA 92tl77 ' Piiot March 20. 27, APfll 3, SUPERIOR COURT SCHOOL o.rSTRICT JOHN REYNO, AUTHO· CC0643 pllcant(s) IS/art: . rls, CA 92571 doing tx.itinets aa: Uovd Thomas EdWarda, 10 1998 F1128 OF CALIFORNIA, PROJECT. . RIZEO AGENT FOR LOR· 5. Polk, T.R., l.Ot AA7169 TRAN ANHHOA THI Tt111 bualnua la con-Amiee USA. 302 Kltlot PUBLIC NOTICE 295N Ptllc9n Way, Lag~ ' COUNTY OF ORANGE BIO l<M•98· CONTRACT ETTA M. CRAIG., TO 8. Shtrrel, Karan. Loi TRAN LONG VIET ducted by: I genetal pell· Rd .. Newport Stech, CA Nlgyel, CA 112677 PUBLIC NOTICE 114•98• CONSTRUCTION ALLOW A TOW HITCH IN· CC0642 Th• •ppllcant• ll•t•d nerlhlp 92663 FlctltJoua 8uatneaa Thi• buelneH I• con· 341 ~~·~r.:::RIVE, OF STORM DRAIN SYS-STALLATION COMPANY, 7. Sl•lt, Shella, Loi abov• art epplylng to the Have you started doing Sellater Communlc1Uons Nam• ..... ment ducted by: an Individual ' NOTICE TEM AT CMH~ WITHIN A VAC/4Nf GAS CC013 Department Of Alcoholic buslnell ytt? No Corpo1atlon. (CA), 302 The folloWfng pertona ate Have you 1tarted doln; tNVITINQ BIDS POST OFFICE BID #07·98, CONTRACT STATION BUii.DiNG, WITH 8. Stont, Marilyn, Loi Bevecage Control to sell al· MOhemmld Ahtuham King• Rd., Ntwpott S.ach, doing bualntll a1: butlntaa yet? No NOTICE IS HEREBY BOX 14170, 117·98, CARPETING AT LIMITED OUTDOOR A0007 cohollc t>everagea at: 2800 Thia statement wa1 filed CA92662 Namy'a Attic 16303 Ml. UoydThomasEdward• G~N ·that IM City ol ORANGE, CA VARIOUS DISTRICT LOCA· WORK LOCATED AT 2252 Thia ule will be c:ompeU. E COAST HIGHWAY, STE. with the County Cltlk Of Thie butlneu It con-Nltnbul SL, fountain Va). This atatement w .. llled Cotta M .... acting by and 02883-1570 TIONS FAIRVIEw ROAD, IN A C1 Uve bidding on the 19th 100, CORONA DEL MAR, Orange County on 3-13-99 ducttcl by: a corporation i.y, CA t2708 with th4t Ccurty Clerk of through Its Gov.,nlng PITITIONIR/PLAIN· ~ A~Ef.~U~~ MAY 8• ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL April, 1998 11 10 A.M., 11 CA 1112425 1to8171ll2t7 Have you 11111td doing Katen Stanlon, 18303 Mt. Orange County on 3-17·118 Boatd, herelnatler relened TIFF: Berry L. Fried< 1 PLACE OF SID ·RECEIPT· DETERMINATION: EX· Joe Tadlock Auctloneer, FOC' th4t followl'l!I type of Dally Pilot Mer. 20, '¥7, ballneu yet? YH, 3/3QIS8 Nimbus St., fountain Val-1HN752520 to .. the City wiU rtcelv1 be · EMPT t3•18 Leffingwell Road, Llcenu: 41 ON~SALE Apr 3 10 1"8 F920 Stllstar CornmunlcatJona ley, CA 92708 Dally Pilot Mar 20 27 up to but ~t tater '""' R 11 p 0 N 0 ENT IDE ~~'J-1~~ E ~ o~;R'j: 4. PLANNING APPLICA· Whittler, C1. 90605, 582· 9EER ANO WINE· EATING • ' ' NOTICE CorporaUon. Thomas E. Thi• bu1ln•H la con-Apt 3 10 1998 • 'i:e,9 10 00, f th d • • · 11 " TION PA-9&-2• FOR KENT 9'1-8802, on said pr .. PLACE PUBLIC Giii, Prta. duc:1td by: an Individual 1.-._·-·-·-----1 e.m. o e •r Fl!NDANT: Irene lrvtk Costa Me ... CA 112826, C WHITMORE AUTHO· mlHs, county of Loa Ang• Published Newport This atatement was flltd Have you atetted doing of Aprll 13, 1008, ORDER TO SHOW (71•) 42..,7530 Rizeo AGENT FOR TRIN· 111, Stat• of CaUfornla. Reach•Coata MHa Dally FlotJU0t.ra h•lneaa wlttl lhe County Cl~ of blltlnHa yet? No SELL IHI.CS bid• for th• award CAUSI! FOR Pl.ACE Pl.ANS/OOCU: ITV CHRISTIAN CENTER Joe Tadlock Auctioneer. Piiot Apr11 3, 1998 Neme ltat•m•nt Orange County Oft 3'31·98 Karen Stenton ol • contract for the llha· MODIFICATION MENTS TO BE PICKED UP. OF SANTA ANA. TO Ileen .. number 7311 SAAD F954 The fotloWlng pe<tGnt .,., toeoo1oitso Thia ttetetMnt WU ftled hlcf bllitetlon of: CASE NUMBBR: s~r;Na~::r.~ AMEND THE EXISTING 14·718274.L. wlll conduct PUBLIC NOTICE doing butlnttl at: Delly Pltot Apr. 3, 10, 17, with the County Clerk of r.?Urour ~hsecdlavseslfiede RIPLACIEMIENT OF D 20 81 89 MANOATOR~nt.WALK CONDITIONAL USE PER· nit 11 1<M18 Lelfl,well Plyphonff C9nltll, 197'4 2, llOt Fll82 Or9nQ9 County on 3-10-99 u• .~ ~~~~oJ'!~~O~~ VARI· TO: Ilene Ervtk THROUGHS: Bid 104·98: ~~~ ~:e~~11l,J~~~~ :o~ w:i..n:,erii~i~ *'r: Flctltloua lu1lneaa ~-: ~ ~12t4~""' . PUBLIC NOTICE 109~8411.,e 9!!,t~~ h 13 20 842·5878 YOU ARE ORDERED TO Ai>rll 15, 1998, el 9:00 i .m. KITCHEN TO SERVE THE 11rv1 lhe landlord r.. Name Statement Fred M Whitney 504 _, r-.._c ' , I----------" PROJSCT NO. 98-04 APPEAR IN THIS COURT Bid 107·98. April 16, 1198, GENERAL PUBl.IC AS ""'" th• right to bid al Thi following persona.,. Amber Drive, 'iunilngton FJotltlou• 8YatneH 27, Apfl 3, 1tll F901 All bid• ""'' be made on AS FOLLOWS TO GIVE al 8:00 1.m. ProapecUYe WELL AS EMPLOYEES IM ••I•. PurclUlHa muat doing bualntsl aa: e.ach. CJ. 9*1 ,..,,,. ••atemenl 1 bid fOflTI lurnlahed by th• ANY l.EGAL REASON WHY bidders are to meet 11 F• N40 TO ALLOW AN OUT· be paid for al lime of pur· Allernetlve Rehab Aaaoc.. Joan M. Wtlltney, 604 The fOllowlng '*'°"' are PUBLIC NOTICE City. THE RELIEF SOUGHT IN clUUet & Oper1tlon1, 2985-SIDE MOBILE LUNCH chaaH. All e1.1rct111ed 471 Old Newport Rd., Amber DrlYI Huotlngfon dOlnO bualMll u : 1--------- I I I Blda Wiii be received at THE ATTACHED APPLICA· E B .. r Slleet, Cotta Meta, WA06N TO SERVE BOTH good• are •old ... I•" and 1101, Newport S.ach, Ce. B•ach. CA e2&.a L.C.O Slgnalur•• 4525-A l'lcUtJoue •ueln.s• lh• Cit ol Cosi. M I TION SHOULD NOT BE CA. Can (71•) •24•7530 fOt EMPLOYEES ANO THE must be removed by 3'00 92863 Thi• bu1lnHt la con-Maa' Arthur Blvd 0Newpoft M•M• ltatement y IP a GRANTED. II chltcl cuatody details. Sida will not be ac-PUBLIC AT TRINITY pm on lhe clay of lhe N1ncy K. Clarie, •11 Old d~td by: hu1band Ind 8MCh CAt*' The tollowlng f*tonl att p ..... ,.~--... - th• Office of the City Clerk, Of visitation Is 1n IHut In ctpted from contractore BROADCASTING NET· aa.le.' All Mltl .,. cath. Newpon Rd., 1101, New· wlte t.ondOn Coln Qalllerlta, doing trutlneU u: P.O. 8ox 1200, 77 fair Ihle procHcllng, Family not anendlng the apptoprl-WORK. LOCATED AT 3150 This 1111 la aubltc1 to pott ~ech, Ce. 92863 Have you etat1td dOlng Inc (CAI 452&-A Mee t(erfLEY ME01A GROUP, ~'l~ Drive, Cotta Me ... CallfOC'· COd• •tctlon 3170 1equlr11 ate walkthlough. BEAR STREET IN AN AP prior canc.ttaUOn )n the Barry Aatonaon. 471 Old bual""9 yet? 2/tSJM Arthur fJivd., Ntwporl 20271 S.W. Birch 1200, ~ ""9fftll/Jof' nla 92828, at 0t before lhe mediation befort 0t con-NOTICE IS HEREBY ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL evenl Of lttlltmtnt ~ Newpof1 Ad., #101, New• Fred M. Whitney a..c:h CA t2MO Newpoft a.ten, CA tl2teO DFULMM time and date 1taled currently with the nearing GIVEN that the abov. DETERMINATION: EX· tween Morris M~ • port S.ach, Ce. 92tl03 Thie '"*"""' Wtl flltd Thlt 'bu1lntH la con. AlcNfd M. ~. 202?1 1t>ow et WNch time they llaled below. named School Olatrld of EMPT Storege lno and obligated Jeff Wilson, 471 Old New· with the County Cllf'll of ~by•• corportUon S.W. B1rCt1 1200, Newport wilt~ publlely opt(led end Dale: .. 1 ... 111. Time: 11:00 Orange County. CA. adlng a. REzONE PETITION R· party. • .• port Rd .. 1101, N~ Otenge COW\1Y on W•-99 Have ~ lllll1td clOlng 8"ch, CA noeo Council AM, Dept.: 8°' by and througtt na Oovefn-98.01 FOR THE CITY Publl1h1d Ntwporl a .. c", Ce. 929a t .... ?t32M butlntta ytt?Y .. M ·98 Thia bualnett la con- reed aloud In the AddfHs 01 court, earne 11 Ing Board, ~fter r~ COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of' 8tach-<=oata MIM Oaffy Thi• l>utlnesa la con-Dally PilOt Met. 21, Af>r. 3. London Coln OtllerlH, ducttd by: an lndlvldual Ct\am~1 at Mid eddrffl. not• ebOVe ftrrtd to aa DISTRICT', COSTA MESA, TO RE· Pilot AprU 3, 10, 1998. duc:1td by: a Qtnlfal Pltl· 10 t1 1tll ""8 Inc .. John SaundM, Prn. Haw YoU .aarttd ~ Each bid mutt conform Dale: MAR 1 t, 1998 wlU rectlvt up to, tMlt not ZONE 1901 NEWPORT F958 nerV!lp • • Ttllt lte*"lnl wae tlltd butlnoU yot? Y ... .., ... Ind be rweponlfYe IO all JONATHAN H. CAN-lltet ~~· above-ataled 80UL&VARD FROM c 1 Hev• you tW1ed ~ PUIUC NOTICI wfttl the County Clefj( of ~ M. l(fltllly penlnenl 8lddlno and~ NON, "UDQI 01' THI _._ bide '°' tht ~L BUSINESS DIS. PUILte.NOTICE bualNI• ~NO Oranot.COl.dt on 3-10-9' Thie ~ Mt fMtd 1r11Ct Doc:u:mnta. A ... °' SU'IUUOa COURT -::: Of a corittac1 '°'J:: TO PDC fPLNtNEO PUiue HtSi«is WIU NlflW Clerk ,, ....... lutlntM , ... t7111M """" .. Cowncy ~ • lld 0ocwneru tr-v be ob-~ If -you NIV9 ~ :. rec:.~'.::' p1;ece ~:~P~E~ ~'t 8E HELO 8Y TttE COSTA ~· 1:'~ ~1'~ n:== ... D1i1tY ~ Match t3, 20, ~:-=.°" 3-l<I-• t:alntd at the Oftlw of lhO dr.n lrom thle retallGNhlp, kt«Willtd above. and lhaH V!LOPMl!NT DOWN TOWN MllA PLANltlNO CO,,.. Oranot County on '°31•M .-a-butlne •· 21, APtt13, 1'118 A01 Dtlw P'ltlol Metd\ 13 20 City Englnfff, " flllr the OOW1 .. requnct to be opened Ind pubflcly PROJECT ARIA. l!NVf.. MISSION AT THE CITY , .... ,., ... Th."' PO ~. u.c. PUIUC NOT1CI t7 Apt,, 1191 ireo2u••-·---ii!il OfM, C... ...... Celllor· ordtf peytNnt of cl'lld end read •loud tit thO AONM!NTAL 0£T£RMINA-HALL, 11 flAIA ORIV!. Otl!y Pltol Al>f, 3, 10, tJ, 17801 flAelr\ St, Mt O, Ir· 1.-.;.'.--'""'"_.. ____ _ nta, upon ~ ~ bated on ttw in. above .. 11t1d Umt and TION~ lXEMfl'T. COSTA ~filA. CA~Oft. 2• 1191 ,.., vtn., CA f2tt4 PloUtllMI• luean.e• r======::::;:=======:==1 ~· ef 110. lilt ado come of both patenta. TM pt::h bidder 11 aubmlt ,OR l'VATHE" tNFOAMA. ~~O~T ~r ~~Ul!t: ' Ttlt PC MWIQef, LLC, Mamo ltate411Mft' dlU•nal oh•r•• ef amount of Chlld tuppott wfth each bid ~t111fltd or TION OH THI! A80V! /.P· TH!REAfllfR ON MOff. PUIUC.HOTICI 17801 Mein St., lulte 0, Ir· The f0110W1no l*toN .,.. ...... be medt w"'"' Qin be ..... It normely cuNof'• C:haetl payable IO PUCATIONt, UU!PHONl! DAY APRIL 21, 1t9t. AE-vrne. CA 12914 dOlna buarn,.1 ••: .,..., br mall. aid OOcU< oontlnutt """'the cNld .. Ille DISTRICT or a bid 7~•5 OR CAL.&. AT llii OAillDINQ THI POL· NOTIC• 011' Thi• thll{ntll It con. AIWEL PINA.NC~ ... ,._.. end OU. oontnct 11. You lhNd 9'IPPfr the bond In the torn\ ,_ forth OfrJCe °' THI Pl.AH-lOWINO AJIPUCATIONS. AP'PUCATlotl TO ~ t>v: Umlted U'*Y 1cMt1 COM1 DrM Wit doCuMnt8 Ny tho be ... court with Information In the contract ~ NINO DIVISION, ROOM If Nff Of' THI! 'Ol,. lllL ALCOMO&.tc CO. llOO, Costa Mete, CA .,,,,,. .... Oftlce °' .... ~ llnancet. Other· In.,. etnOU!ll not .... '*' too. .,., PAIR OAIVl!. LOWINO ACTIOHS ARI 88V8JUAl8 HeY9 YoU l(ll10d :.'?. tllGI etty Cletk of l'tt City o1 wtto l:' Cblld euppott 1 O• of th• maximum ~A tMIA. CAUfOR. aw.LEHOED IN COUR~ 0... Of Piing =-' yet? y.., Nov. • ~ L: Ai&T:9, ,1;.' co.ti ...... lid ~ OnMr wll be bUtd on lhO :o':etoC::: ~~ ftubll1hed N•WP-Otl w:IT~Y~:; ~-Tht PC Mwgaf, U.C, :=, ~= MN, c% ,,,.,. Wll l'IOt be malled lntonnetlon supplltd by the enl« Into "" pre>p09ed Inch.COiie Mfte Delly I s I u l I I 0 M I 0 NE To ~"' " t8Y Conetm. --w. w .. ~. Jr., IHH uNw h ~ 11.00 otMr psenl contrild 11 the """ la .Piiot ~ '· l tM. FMr fWIH AT THI PulUC The Hamt(ll} Cll !he Apo ~al ,... Ned Thi• '"-rllnMI la con--chit.. .. lnduded wtlh ~ dO not have to pey twatded 10 Uh bidder, In HIAAINQ DHCRlllO 11'4 pkam(I) ·WW« wtlh :.~ ~ ol ..._. br M ~ ~ ""1 fie to file ,..tporitM tw ~ of ~to .,,.. PUILIC llOTICI tHll HOTICE Of\ IN WRIT· IVH ~ MAAIA "--r.;........., on J41... ttt.e fOll ...,_, doll'lll bOft lid tM1 be ao-~In ~to 1n1o Mid~ Mid\... TIN CORMIPONOINCI IVH KIVIH __ ...,. -n., .II ......,.. '""7 Ho ~..., "Y IN tlld .. t11a --10 ~ ~ ~ .. be~ 18071'4 DIUVOWD TO THI ,.LAH-Tl'lt tppllc:antt lllltd t .... T MU 9torge L """"°' wtly &Jal ol ~ ,,_.... a OOi IPl••d in. TN DllTAICT ~ 9IOTIC9 OI' NINO OOUMISS10N AT, .._.. .,. ~~ 0..., Noe ""1· I. 101 11, Tl"9 telfNCI .. •t ~i .._,, end HQrt> _. 111111 Iii~ o... :::. "t' ~ r-:,*'Y or: NTITIOM TO ~ ~· lMI ,.,,,.. tf::;ncc:or:o. to ... .,, 14, 1• '* =:a::::.. a.ti .. Ir~ ....... nilonhil-al'ICMYGW .......... or~.. AOMllHITD 1. CO..OITlOffAL UH cotlCllo ~•:MO MUC•nca tll?RHIHI 'J lie~'°" lido ~ n. otlglnlt ol .. ••-ir. 11101 or tn IN -llTA~c:a ~ ,MNS FOR Eu-lfUITOL ~ COITA ~-la llne a.., .... Mir ... 17 din. retpOMJve dtdtftt'"9 ""9· Hit.,_~ Wlh> OW QINI IC; .CHAN, AU.~ .... ~ !!....,.!':w ...... •";l;:,;,:~:;,t~0.~1-~,;,,.;.~;,,,;;;~ .,... ...... lee...,.., -lie lltd Wllh lhO court*• "IV llld tor•~ CAU llO, Atetlfl T*>"IZID MJIH1' '°" '°' ,... lolowlrlG WM of --1•1 1 • ' ....... = ............ oon ..,., on .... 71 ......... = to .. heft•, .... ,,.,....., ltl'tS L IATON '°"int& U•tnu:: .• '. ON;.tA&;I """·:.=........ I ........ ..111 ........ -............. "' .......... ....,,., oonllnttrC CQdto CONIT'RUCTION or A •IJUHDWl .. ·IATM.... --....... a ... --·7 n. o.w ,_-lof-.Wld"'9C!ftlwtloQ '1'W0t10R'V,. t•;nm IQ. fl\ACI .~ .. =,.._. ............ a.. ............ IN ............. C»tCD ..... 0. ................ I WI "· ITOMAI li'M hl>ll •h•d "•"!ii'' .... i.. . ·c.11 ..... Ml Ml...._. .,,_ .. _._.=NtlllllW ....... • WITH t•·fJOI-..... c1 .. a... .....1CAWJ .... 1M .... tll1 1 .. e MUIP1 ._........ Clf: OU PNA ltelal, !WWT?t PIDI "'9Cft .. 21, ~ ............... ._ .... .., 1M DIC&MAnoNOf' '*°' clllftMIM A NnnoH '°" IOUllYMID, tC 1• ,_AIM., 0..-......_ "Affordable · Altematlve" Discount Calke~ Crelllatlon & Burial ServlCe Why should you 1ub)ect yourself a ydUr family to paYtnl lnftated prices for cutetl a 1ervlcesm? QIM FRIDAY, APRIL 3. 1998 PUBUC NOTtCll PUIUC NOTICH PUIUC tfOTIC!I PUILIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUI ICll PUIUC MO PUBUC NOTICI ·PUIUC NOTICI! PUIUC NOTICI PUILIC NOTICI PUILIC NOTtce n... ..... mM ~09c:lnloft" Oii• ..,.,... "' (Ml..... D1lv• o,.,.,. CA Flotltloua au Of.TMllTIPUAlf YOU ....,.._ '°'Ille. eno ' _....._....... iiOTICll C. IUU. alfwn ,.......... 8uakwu Flotftlou. lluelneN FlctlUou• l11alMM P'Mtht.ua llualnen OEFN.l.T UNXR A DEB) '**' of CW.. Md Blcloft • tmr LGM • WI Nil I TO •YOU oaJICT TO n!'~~t ....._ltatHMnt Nwltat•wt ..... ,~....,., NwltaletMnt TFIJST MTEI (J)..n.w =:c.~u{):f..,,.,CMld_,1111 a..r Ma. w1za.-i ,.,.,; a the .,...,. e1 ._ dolna ~ ~ a:9 The~ S*90M ate 'Ole tolowlng ~ ert Tht I~~.,. The f~ PMOM ate LESS YOU TAICE ADTDI l WI to bl ..:=.c,w ~ • ..__, * ---.-. ISl'Aft '.._ ........ ~ .._.. :~A~~· !Ant mA::1_~~i. une ~.=:;, .. ~11 w, ~~~~,.Pof~ ~~!~ sw.c:?lffl ~~TY :r .. •=•==~0:.,~~ ILMat#UIDMA :::Wnit~ =-~: t2ea3 acl'I. CA 1308, IWWpOl"I Bnch, CA. Ocean Fro~ Newport uttla Ave., COiona del tlont, 2345 N~ Blvd .. ~Of~~n: er:,: Mll~..,..QlllWD---'W'GU PAUi.MACY UofW Of fie wrin.n OeniM Michele McOowel, -::.. Mlchtle McOowell, ~ C¢a,lery~ t1e w. ~[iA~ph Hanaen, ~~~n'r'cfttton UJon... ~££Dim ~TOFYOU E. Q).20-88 I:':°", =~a'Jrl.'#':i:' MCKHm «*1•01ione whh IN ~ ~~!,_~New-210 LMt Lane 1309, New-Ocean Front, Ntwport 714 P'olntettla Ave., C0tona 2345 Newport etvd., Costa ~ On~~ACT1~ lAW TM S ~ -~ ~-8CLD la A ....-..C ~ :o~·~ ~ y~ON ~= Th • • .. _, por1 Be.ach. CA 92803 Beach, CA '2UI del Mar. CA mu Meta, CA 82127 '"" _..._ .. ·-'"" '=-6Jwl. ...... • YOU _, -°'*" , .... ---~~ ~•lne~J!.._~o~ Thlt but ln•u It co~ Thie butlneu It co~ Thlt bueln•tt It eon-Thie t>ueln•tt It eon-~ft~. Ille hllim ... CA ~1tf(J,4:Jt DJIUlflllTDlt wr ~ ---..on, ~ "WV be In peraon Of by .,,. an • .....,....,.. duct.td by: en lnc:fMdu.I d\lc:ttd by: 1n lndMdual ducttd by: en lndlYldual duc1td by: an lodlvidual b _, IClPOltild T""'91 H2'4. ,_ -. r!J.''1212 *l\NW'ntm --·· -.ore, -YIU". lftOrNY, ~~ltalttdv.. 1~ng ~!:'!......~ ttarttcl dOlng tt.ve you ttarled doing Haw yvu 1ter1tcC doing Havt you tta11.o doing ~ ,! ,..9310Md •°' ~. ~a.5fr'. lf 4-'('1' 1~ W MAllSf 'tOU, 't'OU ~ wt.o1 .... ::::-t. IF YOU AAE A ........_,__ • • .., _,_.yet? Yff, 1tM ~·~No bullnetS y9t? No butlMtel? Yet, 3/20l9I "'' .....,,. ......., • .., W.O cmnM:T A -... m '" Cft!DfT()R O& a COMin-......._ Meoow.t DtnlM Mlchtle McOowtll ·Unc• v~ CM1toohet Ralph Hanten c. Jonn "*" No 91-14 !look va. NOnC8 • ...., OMI will or eeteM, or gent editof f the !:.' .~·~ waa tlltd Thia ... ,ement wu tiled Thi• 1wemen't~1 tiled Thi• stai.mena wu l1ltd atatarMnt -• 111.0 ~ ~oe.:'~~ 111 PUBLIC NOTICE .,.. ..... •.....er bo~ or: P'Aut. M. aeoe .. C:.., Y'lMI ,.:..t fM .,,. ........... , C1erti of with the County Cieri! ot wllh the CoUniy a.ck e>f with t111 C<Mny Clerlt of with the County Clttk of a ,__,"' · e.; .... ·.: 10P 'A"°~AftD AXA P'AUL dMn with the Otange County on 3-17-tt Ofange County on 3-17-1~8 Ofange County on 4-1•98 Oftn(lle County on 3-31·91 Orangt County on 3-31·98 ~,,. C.~ ~ -.. 11. ..-tOZ·Bt' c:ia.-. MACY P'ACKAftD =~and mall a copy 10 tffHHHOO tHlt.,11100 tMat7MtSO tffH7153110 tffll7S3Ht Ull'nlllltd WOINn 11 TfiillDf IG'1CfTOCMlll10RI CA ... 4tMCMO A P'!'TTTIOfll hea the Mf falty Pilot M11. 20, %7, Dally Pilot Mat. 20, 27, Oally Piiot Apt. 3, 10, 11, DaHy Plloe Apf. 3, 10, 17, Dally Piiot Apr. 3, 10, 17, AlnlllclDt ~ of C11i OfllUIW •lllalOld•llalk..-n been flied by ftATIUcaA tJ P:::O, ~~ .pr· 3, 10, 1998 F923 Apr. 3, 10, 1998 1'923 24, 1998 F95t 24, 1998 FM7 24, 1998 F970 lomL a 8tnefia11Y WU S NCC~ II h Mcdt Mlfll ...... A. P'ACKARD In the 0 :,,1 w'i:hln four PUBLIC 0 AT P08IX AUCTION TO T NOtt£ IS '° .. COUnlY Cold MM. Superlof Court of c• f N TICI PUBLIC NOTICI! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI! PUBLIC NOTICE HGHEsT BIOOEA FOR CASH 111t , t111k ,. 1t lillM ., "° CMc ~DIM :':i tomie, County of or-¢"m:t 'f:u!:. d•:, -F~Utloua llualneH Flotltloua 811alneH Flctltlo11• au.aneH Flctlllou• 811alneH Flotltloua B111in... !:':'l/.me~~~ mldllhe namt(s) lnll II.ISi =..., ~ ~~ ...... engeTHE PETITION , .. lett•r• •• provided In name Statement NUM ltatemet'lt Name ltetHtent Name ltatetMnt Name ltatement cash. a cat11(1 dllc:k dtlwfi addlUs GI . dlr, .._.II U. ... d th9t PATRICIA Henion 1100 of the 8 The f=ng pwt0nt art The following penont are The lollowlng peraon111e Tiie 1ollowlng penon1 are The following penont are a 11* or ndOf\11 b111k. a llYlM KEUH~~·~151"'· ... b CMh. OI ~ f.H~ACKARD AKA CellfomlaProb-.Code. cf!':H tt u : doing IM.ltlnttt 11: doing bullne11 11: doing butlneH u : doing b\ltlnna at: drlwn ~ a si. or lldlnll sn.t, COiia Mna..CA cl-* ...,.. on • -°' p A T R I c t A A N E The *rw for ~ 3.'4211~ Tc'" S•rvlc11, Aobilrt Long .. AttoclllH. AMERICA PREPAID, Sii Unk to l..ynkt, 810 Baker PuJmo Tnt, 952 Denver union,oradllc:kdrll#ll~· 001110 llullnm • u s ,..... ........ OI ,ACf<ARD REED be dalrN will not ...... Santa"":. --~~tornl,Street. 11731 0¥10 Pl., Oatdtn S. Tustin Ave .. Orange, CA St.1 1108, Cotta M111, CA Dr., Cotti Masa. CA 92626 O{ ltdml SllllnQS ll'ICI loln W>E0 .............. mt_. ___.nted • ,....reonal before four moritha ... .., ....... oi 92704 Grove, CA 92840 92864 92828 Kam11lnl Apll, 952 Denver Odon, ...,.nos anoaalOn. dllon. --...-••1, _,..... ...-from the hNftnG ct.te Chrlt Cu", 21855 Nat· Nicole Catrini Long, 11731 01nie1 EM Douroux, 010 Debbie Wiiton, 810 Baker Or., Costa MHa, CA 92626 ll'llllOS 1111111tl)IClfltd111 11' Ollef bullnm AMll(a) 0t ..W.. llll* .......... ftprMtntatlve to edmi~ noticed above. tci9o, Miiiion Viejo, Call-Dino Pl,. Garden Grove, PolnMt1le Ave,. COiona del 1 108, Cotti Meu, CA Thlt butlnHt 11 con-5102 Of 1111 Finanoat Code ll'ICI ~a) UMCI ~ lhi Plnmdll'Codtk:tlllltl1GZ leter the •flat• of the YOU MAY EXAMo lomla 92982 CA. 82840 Mar, CA m25 0202e ducted by: an Individual arlhollud ., dO bu•nm In Mlef(a) Wlltln tile i:mt lhlll ... ....._. tia dD ...._ dMledant. INE the ftle ~ ..., die This bu1lnen It con-Thie butlnett It co~ Thi• butlnets 11 con-Thi• butlnHt It con-Have you 1tarted doing si.) ~ 1111 trllt ...,.. ~ 11 llllld ~ Ille sda(s), ,_In~ Tiie... THE PETITION r• coun If you~-11; per- due1ed by: an lndMdual ducted by: an Individual ctud.O by: an lndMdual ducted by: an Individual bUslnnt yet? Yes, Fetmi--111111 ~':i·,:!1... ~ M. Noni •lie IMlll .._. que•t. the d90edent'• eon j~ in the Have you started doing Have you 111111.0 doing Have you ttlll1ed doing Have you t11111.0 doing llY 25, 1998 ..._ ._,"" 11 Tiit loc.,,11n c.toma of ,_. 0t ~ ....,_ WIU. and codloif.e, If busineuC rl C yet? No butlne11 yet? No but1ne1s yet? Yff, 3-5-98 bU1lne11 ~el? No Kamallnl Aple ... ~1~ ~~ h dMf e.cuM oHICI cl 1111 ......... NOWclie -pc. a.ny, be admitted to ~!:,.-:m mevon:= h • urr Ni"X>le c. Long Daniel Eatl Oouroux Debbie Wilton Thlt ltllemenl WIS filed now ,_, VJ .. u ....... -~ ...., II Samt • lbl:M ...... OI ~ probate. The WIU. and .... Vl .... • • fc T.hls statement w11 111.0 Thlt statement wu ftled Thi• ttltement was filed This ttltemtnt wu filed with th• County Clerk ol TNSl in Ille =tty""* 1 Tiit namt(s~bnanm to _,., h ~· any codlch .. aveil-Request for SpeaW With the County Cleric of with the County Clerk of with the County Cllftt of with th• County Clefk ol Orange County on 3-09-98 ::' ~iiwn fm ~l1 ldcnlS of Ille s) IHtt IKlftd by ..., Died d able for eumlnatlon In Notioe of U. filing of M Ofange County on 3-13-te Orange County on 3-24-98 Otano• Coonty on ~98 Or*lQ• County on 3-31·98 19988751585 18 Lct20of tract no 1713. in H't'UH SUN Y00H. ~ W 11111'1 null ....-d ~ U.:. the ftl• kept by the Inventory and ....,.... 199187522445 tttae7132S3 Htll7St380 1ttll7a3937 Dally Pilot March 13 20 Cl~ of Costl Mm Countt ~CostaMesa.CA PKMco 111111 L.&M9 "*8. court. of est.ta ... c. ot of Dally Plloe Mar. 20, 27, Dally POOi Mat. 27, Apf. 3, Dally Piiot Apf. 3, 10, 17, Dally Pltot Apr. 3, 10, 11: 27, April 3, 1998 Fm Onnge, S• of Cllilomia. as pe Ql'*1ly =btdlllu1g ~ =---:.:· ... ..::-.:-: THE PETITlON r .. eny~peti~ ~,-=:: Apr. 3, 10, 1998 F924 10, 17, 1998 FiM2 24, 1998 F960 24, 1998 F968 map ltCORled 1n book 51 .......... as. Jofnt ·.: • .,._ queata euthority to •12 f ..__ "c...,1 _ __._ -16 and 17 of rnscehoeou 1ml)IMmll-. """'19. IGl!pmett. --tdminieter tn. Htat• o .... -_... PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLJC NOTICE · PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~ llOTICI maps, 1n the o11ice of the cou tu""',.· QOOOwll, ll'ldlnaml. 5 .= = under the Independent ProbtM Code. A R• • Flotllloua 9"•ln .. • P1otltlo11e 9"alneH Flctltlo11s 811elneH FloUtloua lu.alMH = ~C::. =bee! i lllCIC::::::!ci~ w • -~ ......... Admini1tr•tion of Ea· ;::' 1:r :::?'.:.Not!: Name Statement Nam. Statement Name Statement Name Statement Prvtlll HI ••In HI being sold ·as 1s· The stret 11111'1 SIJ'Ml Costl Mesa. CA d OnlnOt ~ Cllfar.. tit•~ Act· CThl• euthori-the court c:&ertt The following per1ont .,, The lol1owlng pertont art The following persons ate Tht following penont are llW ... ,,_A lddtlss and ottier commo The !Mk• 1s 1nlltnded ., nlL Thia tallt ....,. ... tv will .ilow the per•on-~tar pi·••- doing bullnett u : doing butlnett u : doing butlnets 11: doing bullneu u : The flOlowtng penone .. deslg~on. 1f any, ol Ille re bt consummllld at h Office of and ~..., ....._. • Ill rtpr ... ntatlve to take _,...,. "-alfi. · YCB PRODUCTIONS, 2903 STAFFORD AND WARREN RENO FOOD PRODUCTS WANO ER LUST AVIATION dolna bualnaliit M! Pl'OPl'IY descnbed 1bcM 1 WY ESCROW COl/l'Nl't 8042 d h timed llnllll pulllc> m•ny ectiona without ..._.., DI • & N. Beker St., Cotta Meta, C.P.A'S, 17310 Redhlll Ave. 14071 Aower St., f20, Gar~ 229 CamaUon Ave .. Corona J• PRODUCTIONS, 431 purpol1ed _, be 2131 .._ Garden GtOve ~ S~ 'lfJ7 llan al .. nallcl ...... obtaining court ~rov-car.....;' ==- CA. 92620 t11290, Irvine, CA 92614 den Grove, CA 92843 del Mar, Ca. 92725 mt\ St.. Coata M--. CA A_., Costa Mita CA 12127 Giiden GtOve, CA 92644 Ind h ,.... II: tul,712..00, wt*h al. Before tllklng certain 2121 L eo..e Zeus Peleu1u, 2903 N. Rogtr Alan Warren, 1324 Shagulta Naz Awan, 14071 Myl11 H. Elalng, 229 Car· 92827 The unde111gned i'ruatee dis "*<:lpa11<1sllt~11 Apnl 21 lndudlathetallt.....Cd very important 90tione, 1._ 2m B1ktr St., Cotta M111, CA. W. Balboa BIVd., IA, New· Aower St., 120, Garden nation Ave .. Corona del is~mt. ~Coeta~ dams 11¥ habll~ for ll1Y 1ncor 1006 'the unpaid :::: however, the pereonal C'!:'::L:--CA 92826 port Beach, CA 92661 Grove, CA 92843. Mar, CA. 92826 CA 12827 lldnels of the 1111tt lddrw The !Mk ,.. rs subted ., (lndudlng ac:auad I) rtpreHntatlve will be 928215 This bu1ln111 It con-Thi• butlnHt It con-Ttllt bu1in111 It con-Thi• bu1lne11 Is con-Jonalhon Lo, 'ltf1 .___ :n~ ~on, ii any, Callilomia Unilonn Commerall =., ,....~ ":' ' d required to give notice 04103 04toe 04110 ductedby:anlndlvldual duct.Oby: an Individual ducted by: an Individual duc1t0by:1nlncllvldual view INlr'9 CA~u...,-made llrtranlhout s e WI~ CodeSecton6l062. -:i=-.,.. d the to lntereeted peraona • • Have you ttarled doing H111e you 1tarted doing Have you 1tar1ed doing Have you tta11td doing • • • • WI cowna o Tiit name and .icnss of vanca ~ uni••• they have butlneu yet? No butlnett yet? Yee, 3196 bUtln•tt yet? No buslnett yet? YH, April 96 ,:""2701 ~Drtw ~ ~ ~.::,~~!'~· lhe PllSOll with wtiom dams =.. ~:'n ::_ welved notiee or co,,,•--------- Zeua Peleuse1 Roger Alan Warrtn Shagufta Naz Awan MylH Elling pOft Beactt, CA t2983 encumbrlncn' _, the reman may be filed 11 wt escrow 1Nllae, Hnted to the propoaad Can't seem to This stattmtnt wH filtd Thi• tlattmtnt wu . 111.0 This statement wu filed This 1tat1,,,ent wu filed Thia bullneu 1, co ng pnnol)ll siim P:f 1111 note(s. COWPNfY 8IM2 GIR!en Grow ~.::.. ..., action.) The indtpen- wtth &ht County Cleric of with tht County Clerk of with the County Clerk of with tht County Cieri! ol ducDd by:• Qener1ll .,.:t securtd ~ ~Deed of Trust, llVO Sll 2o7 GanlenGnM CA tide. CA. l2I07 Danna dent adminlatration get to all those Orange County on 3-17·98 Ofange Coun1y on 3-19-98 Orange County on 3-31·98 Orange County on 3-31,98 ,,.,..,.., • 111 inltrttt lhereon u ~ and~ lat day lor 1;.. Lani, Au'l ...... '°' authority wiU be grented repair jobs 199117S2S03 19981751838 19981753939 '9988753938 Have you ltlrted doing n ~ no11(s), IOYinus 11 any dams ~ c:Mlof S/\all ~ S-. llifGn18111aa• c.1:"(1111) unlHt an lnterHted ? l!>aJly Pilot Mat. 20, 27, Dally Pilot Mar. 27, Apf. 3, Dally Pllol Apt. 3, 10, 17, Dally Pilot Apr. 3, 10, 17, bUltrl9m 'ffl(t v-. Feb. 14 noer 1111 terms of the bffd Aon! 20. ~ Wiich 15 tile ~ Wit .. _..... person filee en objection around the house Apr. 3, 10, 1998 F927 10, 17, 1998 FIM9 24, 1998 F96e 24, 1998 F969 1998 fllSt. mrnmd lees. cna buslnus cs.y bllOll 1111 no, a. ..,ilftclal, to CIOlld 1 to the petition end Let the On the move? Overstocked with atuff? A call to Classified wtn help §42-5178 Polley Rates and deadlines are subject to chanae without notice. The publisher reserves tile right to censor, recl.8saify, revise or reject any clusified advertisement. Please tq>Ort any error that may be in your dassttied ad im..lned.iately. The Daily Pilot accet>ts no liability for any error in an adverttsemeot for which it may be respomible except for the cost of the space atjually ~ied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. -'T ~ II . , . .. On the move? John w. Mc:Cray, Jr. n l!Glensts ol !ht Trum ~-~ "*"*'*"' dllltandi.f/lllcwH lar1w. 1how1 good cauH why Cl•aatflecl c•-c·~i:e:N·ii!NT Thie ._,... wa filed ~,:_sts = fh~n WVUN SUN YOON.~•> *-*' • be .,... tDr 8llll the court •hould not Service whether you're buy· wl1tl the Cowity a.ti ol Enmated Awued llllltrest Newport~Mll.U ~ """'°* ....,_. grent the authority. Ing, telling, 0 , Just OfMge CoU"lty an ~11).88 ~ ldvances. 11 I/Pl, CH467322te01Q2,£Aor3. 1908 ~,:. In ~'t .~ Hf~RING on the Directory looking c11111fled hat t9N878t712 nause 1111 hQurw OtlOf ID site Th ommun ty OMlll. peuaon will be held on help you find whit y~u need I Deity PlcC March 13, 20, The btf'llllQ¥t under sad M~rket Place. °"17 April 30, 1 Ill et 1 :45 reliable help. CLASSIFIED 27, Aprt 3, 1998 F9CM l111st heretOfore mcullel Clatalfled P.M. In Dept. 703 l~t· 642.seTB 842·5878 clelMreO • ., Ille Undef110ntd 842-5878 ed at 341 The Oty • • -----Deadllnes ----. Monday ... , .. , .. , ....... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday 5:00pm Wednesday ......... Tuesday S:OOpm Bylll ByPhone (714) 642-5678 By MaMn Person: llours 'f.·lephone 8:30am-5:00pm Mooday-Fridav Walk-111 8:30am-5:00pm Mm1day-f riday Thursday ....... Wednesday S:OOpm (71-t) 631-6594 (Pleue include your name and phone numbtt and ~e 11 call yoo back with 1 pricx quote.) II 330 West B'!y St:ret't Costa Mesa, CA 92627 At Newport Bl~d & Bay 1 "'.- , Friday ............. ,.Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm ........ .. COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT 1070 COAST CORONA 2170 DELllU COSTA MESA 2624 2 622 lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l fl FRIDAY, APRIL 3. 1998 -----•I UNTALS TO I•----· MONEY LOST a BMPLOYMBNT SMPLOYMENT MJSC!WNEOtJS SRAU 2724 BUSINESS 6 TO LOAN 2914 POUND 292& 5530 5530 --------RENTALS liiil-iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii PINANCB flliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I OV9IV Ha Mod t" I•••••••• Vl•ll/M•tt•r Catdl ,ound ~/30 Pllbull O fl'Jf IC• CL• ft K R•••aroh LP or F .,, e -~ SHI<+ U nHCur ed pup. Vlclnty Of Santa 1480.· 1840. per w .. k. Admtnlatnlter ---------• r 1 em oauroP9 .. .,1--------Bad.No Cr9dlt •OKI An• Av• CM 831--4370 No exp MC. F(T·Pff ... king conaclentloua. ROOMS 2706 =~g:r!id~/~dr~~: BOVPSPINESSo•~ ••00.84 .. TH a• Found C•t Hv•r•I 888-292·7091 x 2243 ~Jl~!t•':,t,t f~ N.B. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiil ga1ag9 & dog lovet. "'"''""' 1 • • S • S • wHka ago. Around Pff 10hr• per w eek • u e exp . N. w .oc .. nfronV22nd. Avl 8/t. U!SO/mo+ 1/3 2904 LOAN' Corona del Mar, NB. Mac txp. a plua. W/MS omce producte Private rm, unfurn, 1hr u tla + $800. aec.1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CAU. 1-888-310-9002 714·515·9078 714·78Q.8558 In a Wfndow1 baaed b th utl d n/ k · 71._53._""'"'8 11 ****** environment. Type a ' • P ' •mg. V-""'"' i'OUND·kltten,BIW 75wpm accurately. kitchenette, laundry. ._.... • .. ••••••• P•rklnn Valet• F"" al b fl 1 block 10 111.B. Plar Na Pvt Home. Lg br/pvt PIUH be wary of out•• fem, n icked ear. • ,,, • ary+ ene ta. b kltch lndry Inc Qt area companlea. ANNOUNCEM!NTS Adam• & Meaa Verde. Manager • PIH.. Fax Re1ume: S5lO/mo. Call Sam at a. ' · Check with the local•••••••••• Call 527-6114 No Exp. OK, Wiii.train. 714·752·1412 or Mail 714-675-4808 utVcba.. No amkg/peta •• • To apply can dally 10 1000 Dove St.1hoo (Between 9AM·5PM) "450/mo 722•9758 =~r~'a•ur b~;!,~! n ~:~•--------·-___ L_O_l_t_C_e_t___ 24hra 1·888·933-9930 N.B. CA 92880 Hnd any money for ANNOUNCEMENTS Black & White PTClerlcal S•lea A••••t•ntl fHI or HrvlcH. Read 2920 Reward! 515-9078 Typing and PC exl)9rl-, Bookkee"r •m firm RENTALS TO SHARE UNTAl.S 2724 WANTED and underatand 1ny ence. 12 to 15 hr• 1)9r H eklng dep•nda~le, 2726 contract• before youliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••• week. $7.38 per hr. bright, ••lf·atarter. algn. Shop around for E•t•t• Sal • 400K In Apply M·F al 3010 Maine ln•trumenlallon . 2 Bdr·2 B•, Pool SUB LEASE h rt· ratH. turn & art. Fri, Sat & EMPLOYMENT Harbor Blvd. Coata 714-873-5889 or 1 0 Sun 10am·6pm !1113 ••••••••• Mesa. 714·825-0550. __,,,,....,,__,,,__...,... ___ I W/D,oceanalde In term temporary rental Money M•k•r proven Lagonlta Laguna Telephone Sale• C.O.M. S550mo+utll. 1Br/2Br. CM, NB, HB home base buslneas. Beach 714'.497•5554 Receptlonl•t FIT Carpel ctnlng/tloorlng Depo req. 873-7319 714-729·2911 Huge profits no over· • · S10-12hr + benefits. aalH exp .. mollval'>d COM 38 r 1 block to head 1-800·399·0437 Lawrence E. Klein M.D .. EMPLOYMENT Typing, Word, ap/ar, & & positive attitude a Inc. Gynecology and 5530 phone•. 714-437·9600 muatl 71~-434·7929 beachl Must love cats, Menopause Manag.. · n/s. S450mOT Call COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT ment. announces the iiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Buy ~j::~~·~~d 11• 714·261-6468. OPPORTUNITY relocation of hi• office Corporate Affairs Aaat •--------EMPLOYMENT CdM Shr 3br duplex REAL ESTATE 2908 to 400 Newport Center Detail oriented person ' SERVICES 5533 .lull prl11, wd $445 Drive, Suite 409 New-for corp atfalra dept. ARE· YOU + ulls. n /smk/pet port Beach. CA 92660 Wore), Excel, & leller FRIENDLY pro fem pref 721·9546 --------INVENTOR Sear_chlng 714-729-4300 Effective writing skills a must. • E'Blutf near CdM H.S. BUSINESS OFFICE tor Investment partner March 16, 1998 Send resume to: D. RESPONSIBLE Share Large 2br 2ba FOG RENT 2769 to support launch of Thank you St. Jude, we Waters, Shakey'a Inc. & CARING? Apt. ss25mo ulil Incl, &\ culling edge, new are all so grateful for 2201 DuPont Or. #100 We provide avallnow.844-9124 racketsport.Call714· answering our Irvine, CA 92612 TransportationServices Sun •• t ••• ch 25oo•f 825-0705. prayers. GAB Fax: 757-2757 EOE to our elderly and Goll course vu lg 2bd .., disabled community. 2ba loft W/0 $900 ~ busy PCH Ole, retall, 1-..--------EN Dental Asst needed 2 ulll N/S prof male pref 1url -shp, antique s MONEY R T days a wk. Friendly NB Andy 852·1653 $2750. 562·592·1752 TO LOAN 29l4 Tustin office. Exp nee Get to the basle ABC's COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 2778 Have Money Problems? Give us a call. Quick and Easy financing. Good or Bad credit. N 8 • On M • r 1n•r•1 ___ 1._s8_8_·5_6_o-..,..5_1_1..,,.5 _ Mlle Class BBB Ofc NEED A LOAN? through classified 832·5890 K•v•k Store needs s trong energetic, frlendly employees. Must drive, PT and wk-ends 714·675·1215 I• ••Ill• 11 Ill 11111 11 1111' ./=vewages al S7 .5Gt!r. $250 OD bonus.. .I Part·tlme & Full-time employment .I Pllill tnlfnfng while 8~your .I Friendly. team-oriented work environment ·-··-Please b• aware lhat the llatlngs In this cat· egory may require you to call a 900 number In which there Is a charge per minute. EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 A Woman of Integrity! Nurse.Homemaker. Excel cook.Own car. Skllled In Massage therapy. 12 Yrs.exp.- Local refs. 1-'rly or 24 h r s 11 I f t s . C A L L 714-848·3735 Run your ad in the Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Dally Pilot and the Hunting Beach- Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mall with a check today! Run for a weekl If y(>µr car does not sell, we'll run It for another week f'lllEI Ali.tor just $10' ----------D YD, llU. llY CM _________ __. ______ -:------ '. • "' : •-: ,- Ii Adtw.-------------------.. : --------------------1:: Git ' I I -------------------:----I Zip I I ' -----------------------I ' ._c __ IMl __ 7_ats_cn ___ o_11: __ a __ 't'ISA __ d __ NA_x ____ --1, : . j .,. __ ...... ____ lblll--- Attic, basement, and closet then get some cash. 842-5878 Bldg w/24 Slip Marina. Or Consolldate (Auto. For S •I• 4 . 7Mll etc.) Great rat es. Bill Packard 433-7300 Good/Bad credit. Call nowl 1 ·800-327·9503 Loc•I Surf Co seeks FfT, warehouse help s h I p /r e c ' v /p r o d call 842·5121 MECH./FT WANTED CM Shop. Cash paid wkly. Engine rebuilds & own tools. 548·0670 21 years or age or older Valid CA Driver's License Md exoellent driving reccrd required TheComm~~I..-------------------------------------------------....., Market Place. NE\\/ AGE IDEAS Get this full report on how to et8rt your own bUlllnaa. Ovtt 30 pages on how to nUIM: Cll pl • Send cneci. or moncr CH'det Box 1246 CM.CA 92628-1246 BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL 2788 •Superior Ave. CM 1500· 15,000sf, Great locallon, fenced , roll-ups. high celllngs, .65psf 714-548-8531 child care. 45 hrs.lwb. 800·713·2002 . iiSERVliiiiiiiiCBSiiiiiiiiiiii3ii488iiiil CLEANING SERVICES 3548 en Prlntlng/P.R. NewWorldl Brochures. Sales Sheets, 2.4,6 color We destroy O.C. prices! Office managers & Marketing People love us! Fortune 500 References lillJ. ISN762 .. 548-8133 CLASSIFIED It's the resource you can count on to aell a myriad of merchan· dlse Items. because our columns compel quallfled buyers to call I 842°5878 CONTRACTORS GENERAL 3558 •Newport L•ndlng• Hiring ;for spring/sum· mer, Fff avail, exp. req'd, benefits. Apply between 3·5. 675·2373 For more lnlormation Call Neil 857 -79 50 JTJ/flllll faa•a n Ala'flC&a INC. ca.aaau•t•o II'• the re•ou~ you can count on to ••II a myriad or m9fchan- dla• ltema, becauM °"' co4Y"'ne compeJ qualltled buyera to calll Classified 842·5878 TRADE through classified 842·5878 Call 642-5678. Can't•Mm to get to ... ihoM repalt Jobi around the hoUM? IAtlh• ClaMffled ••ntce DnotOtY ~youfttld rtlabll hflp. M9Mn Put a few words to work for you. -, - --· 1 J .:....·~·' ,-.,,..,,,, .. ... ... · 3910 l'M BUYING BOATS 8019 7~1 INPOOn 9095 ----~ •teotrto aoat R•CORDSITO~ t 11' Oufflelct, l"ffda Jau, RU, Bout. Rock MW canopy, MOOO Etc ... 50'a & 80'a Mike (714) e44-1380 845-7809 ·-~~~------ ~ ------ ••IG41T Blaetc )ade/Wory, only ~Sic ml. MINTI (301'M9) 127,517 Pill TO YOU 8022 POWER BOAT~012 LUUS MISSION Vl&JO H•••>.ee.a.axua WHYG~ ·-~~---~~~~ ""•• Rottw.ll•r JAGUAR 91 OS Neither wlncnble. North deals. purebred puppl11 10 •••v• MoneyS buyliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W9eka old 1 Donated 8oatol 1 t . '' come •21' W11ternar •kl '93 XJe white, loaded, a ••rv•d. Oolng boat 13500 •21' Ba • chrome wl•, C/D etc. futl 714-553·9383 liner Trophy 19/7 891c mll11, spot1a11 18400 e28' Bayllner 123K Obo 58 .. 5805 JEWELRY, FURS Sun b rl d g • , 1 O 9 O •ee X.lh Ml!ltl Black/ • ART 8 '14•500 •21·5 Four Black. 21K ml, eyr 7t5k i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0ii2ii5il Wlnns with trlr. Uk• ~S•t•ct Edit warranty new $81500 YPC, lno. Boat Donation• 39,500 714·759-8404 Pox/ Sh'oller Length, 7 1 4 ..e 7 S -0 a a 8 W hl /b luah 8·1 O •--------perfect cond $1000/ JEEP 9110 obo <714> 474-4588 SAIL BOATS 7014liiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiii NOR111 •Q54 i::7 A83 o QI •IC 109112 WEST .. , ~ OJ752 0 10962 •74 SOU111 EAST • 6.3 Q 1096 o AKJ54 •AJ3 • AKJ 1091 M Grand Cherokee Q K 4 BUILDING 39• LANCl:R SLOOP, 4'x4, 8 oyl., low mllH, 0 7 3 MATERIALS 6030 1980 xlnt cond dl1 .. 1 mint cond, $23,500. • Q 6 5 .wheel furling and Call Orly 780-8170. SlMI Building Dealer-dS33o<2g500er. oJbuo1t reduced 1be biddin : •.. , i ,..,..._d • . Tll!lVTTS 9115 NO.._am Ln-•. A SOlTJ'H WEST " P• n •• ""'""" 01>9n YFC Vacl'l.t Brok•,.g• """4\1 v 1 • ,_ mark1t1. Huge profit (714) d7S.0588 20 ..._ 4• ,_ potential. Call Mr. ..._ Moonle 303-75&-4135. '94 SC 400 ... MARINE SUPS Black/black low miles. --------full option. Lexus Cer· PAINTING DOCRS 7022 t1t1 ed. (03 591 6 l EQtJIPMENT 6031 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $29,~~~ SC 400 NB/Pvt Dock 20ft-28ft. White/Ivory. 33k ml, Artlat Bqulpment Adjacent Nwpt Island. full option. lexus Ctr· 28X60 Oak Easel, ad-$8.00 per mo. water/ t I f I • d . ( O 4 8 1 3 7 ) Juatable/collapalble: electric. 760-249-3387 $34,977 'raboret w/casters, 3 --------LEXUS d a 8 h 1 MISSION Vll:JO r wera, s eves, CAMPERS RV'S 1-(888J.S8·L·xus Autograth Super A8 • • .. enlarger. All 3 to-TRAILERS 801 ~ •95 OS 300 gether $250, Hperateliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Full option, only $100.a. Call Julle at M 0 BIL H 0 MI! 30,000 milH. Lexus 714-721·9230 S4300.0BO I certified. #094510 16ft x 45tt. Low Space $27,777 PETS & Rentl Drive by: Berry Ll:XU8 ()pening lead: Queen of Q WbeD pmmer bas cntaed the auc- tion and you elect to lc:ad another suit, you b8d beaa-have a sound rea· IOll for doing IO. If your fQSOOiog is wrong, you may have done irrepara- ble harm to~ b\lSt. North'I diamond cue-bid showed I limit m.c OI' beaa-in SJ*ks. Sooth judged the band good enough lO coo- tr.ct for pine. Pia~ five-card majors. an open· ing bid an a minor does not mean automalically lhal it bas been mtde on a weak or stion suit. Indeed, Wet1.' I heart boldina apd the aodJoG suggated &btt EMt held a D>OCl dia- mond iWt. IO ~ion of two tee>- ondary heart 6oOOrl ·was not reason enou&h to lud that suit. Had West led a dlamood instead, Bast would have taken two tricb in the suit, lhc:n e1ited in a major. Declarer would then have bad to auess the location of the jlet of clubs to land the pme. After a heart lead and an even spllde break. declarer no l~ger faced that ticklish poblem. Declsru woo the opening lead in hand, drew trumps in two rounds, then cubed the ace of beans and ruffed a ~ before uiting with a diamond. It made no difference wtudl defender was on lead after the diamonds were cleared. That defend- er would either have lO open clubs. solving declarer's problem in that suit, or yield a ruff-sluff. Making four-<>dd. Lam to be. better brid&e play· erl Subscribe now lo tbe Goren B~ Ld&a' by caDID2 <'!°J.e 781-ll25 ror lntonDatlon. Or to: Goren Brldae Le,l_!!!i P.O. Bo:s. 4'10, CllJaeo, Ill. OUNU- 11"-"11.•llr r 6049 Dale VIiia, Senior MISSION Vll:JO nnunnMJ Park, 13061 Fairview 1·(888) 88-LEXUS :1· ~~~~~~lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii St. at Garden Grove •---,9-5-L-s-40-0--NISSAN 9150 VOLRSWAGEN 9235 OCICAT Kitten• Blvd., Spaca *45 • or Whlte/grav, only 36k iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Overstocked wilh stuff? Leo d Loo call Richard at -• 11 per kallkes 71 4-663_2020 ml, full option. Lexus .69 Maxima 6cyl auto a/ '58 BaJa Rag-top. 1250-$500 848-8473 Very Motivated! certified. (030797) c pwr wlnd/drs am/fm sunroof. centerlines or 831·2111 $38,977 cass xlnt cond S6000/ rims, ott·road shocks, A call to Clas sified will help 642·5678 Teenage cat blk/Wht1 .. ••••••• very awMt, Ilk•• to 1• '88 LS400 obo (714) 846-2665 suspension. In great Black/ivory, only 19k shape, now brakes/i---------J ml, full option. Lexus 194 PICK UP XE front end, etc ... $2000. kles your face. Needs AUTOMOBILES certified (037767) 4x4, 41k ml, 1-owner, 714·5-49-1101 home (5&2) 598-3525 I••••••••• PIANOS & ORGANS S41,977 am-fm, grHt PU! '71 Beetle White. New Ll!XUS (SH65916) SH82 Interior, brakes. stereo ~~!!!!!!~~!!!!!! MISSION Vll!JO Coata Meaa and engine. $3500. !"'. GARAGE SALE HINTS 6059 ACURA 9010 a.fore' re YoUr garage '90 lntegra RS detenn1rie wha B•bW Grand Plano White, S4k ml, 3dr, .. __ ...t.. .. t Great tone. Nice fin-...,, .. you--· 0 lsh. In tuna. $1675. xlnt cond, 1-owner Mfl. Make sure Call 71 4-527-0900 S8950 714-759-0512 evetything la clean '81 LEGEND and repalr9CI. L COUPE n..~ TV, ELECTRONICS, Lo ml. leather, mnrf. ~Jal' STEREO 6080 n Ice ( 2 KI C 6 3 1 ) 642 5678 $14,950 • Ll:XUS OP ---------• C•bl• Doaorambler WESTMINSTER *DPUANCES 6011 S14.95 Code 04 (714) 892·8908 ~· •714-282·28049 , ________ _ '93 LEQl:ND L Waoher/Drv•r, J350. ••••••••• fOt '*'· fridge, 1175. ,, Xl(\t condt 831-0291 GARAGE SALES :aucnoNs 6012------------- Lo ml, llhr, CO, Ilk• new 3FHH578) $17,777 Ll:XUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892-8908 .......... 'JO. Fr~ 10em-1pm BALBOA ISLAND 6106 CADILIAC 9040 t_ Sat 8am-3pm 1 -(888) 88-Ll!XUS Llncoln-Mercury (714) 644-4246 '98 ~s 300 t714> 5 40-S93o '72 vw Bug Conv. Black/ivory, full op-Black top. New crpt. tlon. Lexus certified. OLDSMOBTTr 9155 new chrome, runs well (141409) S25,9n a.w; $3,250. 714·272·2858 Ll!XUS MISSION VIEJO 1 ·(888)-88-Ll:XUS '82 Rabbit Convt '83 Cu1l11s Supreme 5sp. new top, new Xlnl Cond. 1 Owner tires, good cond. '96 ES 300 under 25k Lots of Xtrasl 75k low $11 00 obo 631·0757 ml all xtras Including mt. $2000. 673-4677 '82 VW Bug Conv. CO chgr Lexus certlf. Blac;k top. Now crpt, $24,950. 640·4298 --------new chrome, runs woll '87 ES 300 PONTIAC 9170 $3,250. 714·272·2858 5 to choose from. Fun I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I option. Lexua cerll· '92 BONEVILLE SSE RENT fied. (03643t} $28,977 3.8L V6, pwr wind/ MIS;~ :ll!JO locks/seat, Ult. cruise, through classified 1 •( 8881 .. 8 .L .... US ABS. fully loaded ___ .;;.__ ___ _ --(#30FK113) $8982 '81 LS400 Chrome wheels, llhr, mnrf, Mlnll (2YC5366) 118,950 L•xus OP Wl:STMINSTl:R (714) 88a-8808) Coat• Meaa Llnooln·M•rcury (714) 540-5830 TOYOTA 9210 • F~rn. appllancea, Laraway'• Clo1lng for '87 Sevtll• midnight di.h... anuqu... and Busa. Salel April 1-17 blue, llhr Int, Uk• nu '94CAMRYLE collec:tlbfn and toya. 313 Marin• Avo. co play" $4850./obo -------- 210 Hazel Or. Balboa Isl. 875-4491 (714) 842·2114 UNCOLN 9120 Lo miles, full power, Lexus trade, mint! '88 Sl:DAN DoVILL• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (3HMA1938) $12,9n -ttt; Corona def Mar. CASH ONLY BAI.BOA 8014 RNINStJLA 4.5L, lo ml, pwr/Wlnd/ '87 Amerio•'• Cup Ll!XUS OF locka, teether, lmmac. l!dltlon, Signature Wl!STMINSTER loaded s., 1 e •. Nau t 1ca1 (714) 892..e8oe 6107 (tll2JVW332) $8988 Colors, White, Whit• 'illiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 318 Montero Sofa & Coata Meaa Leather, Navy Blue '85 4 RUNNER -IO''rattan table 4 awlvel 2 racllnera Kitchen-Llncoln·Meroury Cambria Cloth Top SAS V8 chair• w/off white ware & misc Items (714) 54().5830 uklng s1450 obo Low ml, AT, fpwr, ·-upholatery $e00/obo ea ... p Sat 414 ,.,.0 FLEETWOOD 714-540. 7507 Hurry I ( 3 L X 4 1 0 7) (714) 873-4371 .. $18,888 -~...,......,,.....,,,"""""="'"""""•'---------COUPI: '87 TOWN CAR Ll:XUS OF , ' auv FURNITURI CORONA 1-owner. Lexus trade l!Xl!CUTIVI! Wl!STMINSTER -AnUqu••· All PIANOS 6122 In, ml!!~K(2MVIR0862) 4.8L V8, PW/POL, (714)892·8908 -1 pc or hou .. ful cash DEL MAR -L th ABS 1 ---,..--....,....,.....,..,.-- R.Wl.ad120.r Not • Ta Write Off • Can. Tracb, RV's •NoDMVHude fAll PICKUP! ~~'todaY I l ll"l'llli.1 "•ll il'I\ 800·643·5022 82 -°' .. edicw'I M"T)'pee"~ 87~-ee 8urmlM • ModlAe 70 FerMi6I -~s 71 Goee -.cty 72 Provoke DOWN 1 ~lodl 2 RUlll8n rlvef 3 5*ldat 4 Oahu port 6 Heavy aoondl 8 Above. to K•C. 7 Type of roast 8 Palindromic: name 9 lndlan native 1 O More ltke Felix Unger 11 Bakets need 12 Be Introduced to 13 Glimpse 21 Neithlf here - there 23 Sports complex 25 Fried ligNlv 2fl Theatlf arau 27 Fragrant !lowers 28 Tum lnlidl out 29 Chocolai. lrll 31 Emotlolllllaly 11!1~-~-"""l"l,.... 33 Actor Jac:k -34 n....i-.--hm 35~ Colorado 37 • " ChNtmas Carol" boy 38 Pie-modi 41 Ga!Nrld 0-ves) 42 lunchtime, lor many 47 Says O\l8t end OYer 49 Lerient • When you're tuned into classified you're tuned into your community. ING EW LE K! 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I L•xua OF ea er, ' mmec. , .... c·--RY L• !.. paid (714) 987-813311 • 2 to choo•• from .... -"" :ere int Ctr. Waahld ••t•t• S•I• Antlqu11, (W7E184T) 8M.!~~9!•0~ ,< 6248,!._376o16 5 3 9 6 5 l LI o miles, ( 8a8ffo3r2da5b91•) Oak, glaaa/Wood dr•. cotlectabl11, designer •• • v .... u x u r Y redlt. Up to 36 wnos. 21dep/52hlgh/t58wld• cloth11. golf Item• etc.1_________ Coata M••• 513·9l~xus OF _ 13SO.obo . 989~204 Sat. April 4, 7:30-lpm CHEVROLET 9045 Llnooln-Mercury Wl:STMINSTER TV 3211 i VCR both 4727 Dorohfft•r 714 540.5930 (714) 882·8808 ,. QE/1 yr old, black fur-O•r•go Sale Sat-Sun liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •·--------,..,,..--....,,.....--....,..-.,....,,,.......,...,... -· ntture, plctur11 bOlh 9-2p Everything mu•t '90 Suburban MAZDA 9125 '95 Camry v6 L.E 2dr r-orenltal, patio fur-r.111 1401 Santanella Soottadalo coupe 30k ml lthr c:uat nhure, couch $200, 1rrac1 COM 3/4 TON, 2WO, RM .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii wheels super clean " 2 chalra Duetyro .. a t. 0n11..i e ~"" Tow Hitch, nowmaater •82 M•zda MPV $15,500 646-4128 •R sso.a. 7t4-&4&-3735 a •• am-..pm exhauat, new radiator, v• 7 -Furn, appliances, •tarter, rotor/brakes, "• paa1, auto, toola, coll1ctlbl1a, red/Whit. with tan ve-power, dual A/C, etc ... 'H4RUNNER White/grey 4X4, only 18k ml, mint. New l..eltl.IS 1,_de. (028787) S28,9n MBltCBAN'DISE dlah••· baakat•, tour Interior, "Barn,_7_9tc_,_sa_._7_50 __ 548_-7_8_90_ c. •015 camolna geer, craft.Ira Door•'' In rear, '92 MIATA ; v dellghtT 210 Hazel 104,000 well maln- Drtv• CASH ONL VI talned mll11. Rune Pelm• Lt9 15 great, good cond. r:,::>"~ ci.::: _C_O_S-TA-MES--A-6_1_2_4 ~1~a..e-oa13 Red, full pwr, mint cond , e21c ml. (304913) $9,899 L•xus MISSIONVl•.IO 1 .. N .... LllXUS Ll:XUS MISSION VIEJO 1.aee.ae.La.JlUS (tuttJna> 110. Cement iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·---,.,,..... ....... ~..,..,fountaan-. 1 110. Bird-80 N•lghbore J•ln •ea ciMiiio z .29 ba"9. t.20. Jumlne, th b Whit•. full PQW8f, co., ________ _ ot.ncl4ltt. itrtvet, 11.00 too• •r •tween • u to. 11 8 7"' ) .. mer1!!DES 9130 'MCOROLLA 31k, AT. AC, like new (3SCX!528) ll 1,!550 LllXUS OP -909-e74-9422 Hart>or & FaJNlew, t13,987 UU1A\o.Q • North of Balclf, LUU8 W8STMINSTl!R (714) 892 .. 909 1 ..... Tllftftine Beel• 8at 4-4,91lfMSpml MISSION Vll!JO : ,.,, At Home ALL MUST QOI 1..ae .... ·LDUS , Buy Direct 8l1d Savel Really good atuffl • Commercl~l/Hom• sat.Onll.7am·apm. : """'"• from 1189.00 2411 t40n Aw. I ~=•ye:~ Gai19 .... Sa1 4/4 Ctill '"'°°"711.01&1 only, 7 ... pm. Furn, TV, 1890 ZR-1 Vette Alt OptlOM. !(Ing of the hill. one owner, Red/Red, 129,000 call 780-1580 oomputer equip, frig 1'f'C lapN, cloth•, boOke,•---------~llCTIBLBS etc ... M2 Travane Dr. CHRTSL!R 9050 -8017 ------- ----- -------- •ea aeo• White/gray •e7 CAMRY La leatNr, 1-owner, 87k Only 15000 ml. New ml, loaded, lmmacl L.elW9 trade. (42!506) Must a"I 941-2011 117,587 •ea 190S ••• MIS~~u:,.JO Uht, mnff, co, pr... 1, ........ •vus tlge for leu (949474) ______ -_ ...... __ _ 111.m L•xua OP W•STlllNa~ (714) ...... CHt 'ii Ilk Only 3100 mllet, CD. phone, new Jaguar tl'9de tn, no tuxurv tM. no llo•n•• · t••• (OM2M) .... uu•R JAQUU 71 ..... 71.JtOOa '97 8UPRA TUR80 Pwf wind/lock•, tilt, en.ii ... ABS, am-fm, cua, Cust wt\la, must aMI (t112ES0992) M.eteon.r eo ........ Llnoeln Mwo~fJ (Tt41,...~··~ 81Tao.,._LX AC,ltl,Pl ,CD. <43Kml, ••• ~ooc• Whit• I Uk• New. S 11,3000ro. 9f'9V Im. L0GM i NM catl 714-115-2304. I,..., '**' cond. 18,aoopp. 129K ml•--""""-------1 (7•4> 142-4400 nuas 1220 Aurora Bravada LSS CUTLASS SUPREME EdtKatella FINAL NEW '97 LOWS ESPRIT NOW! $ WA S $84,215 Combined with Pric e and Daily Practicality, It's Easy to See That Nothing Compares. We specialize in local cars with complete service records. All of our vehicles have been thoroughly inspected and reconditioned by our master service technicians . Our finance and lease programs are extremely competitive and although many of our cars have a significant factory warranty remaining, we offer only top quality extended protection plans . '94 JAGUAR XJ6 , Black, barley leather, moonroof, low miles, select edition warranty. (696068) '95 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS FTost be1~, neutral shale leather, chrome wheels;plbne, f.actory warranty. (3LBU285) '95 RANGE ROVER C O UNTY LWB Biarritz blue, tan leather, moon.roof, CD changer, premium sound, loaded (655700) SERVICE HOURS 7:30am-6pm SALES HOURS Mon .. Fri: lOam -6plrt Sat: 9am • 6P.il S·m: CbCd