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Home My WebLink About1998-05-15 - Orange Coast Pilot• Many district voters also were no-shows, apparently preferring to watch 'Seinfeld' instead of challengers. 1Jy lim Grenda, Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH Three of the four contenders for the Orange County Board of Supervisors' 2nd District seat showed up Thursday night for a candidates' forum and the absence of the incumbent didn't go unnoticed. First-term Supervisor Jim Silva was a no-show for the forum, which was sponsored by the Orange Coast chapter of League of Women Voters, but Huntington Beach City Councilman Dave Sullivan, former Costa Mesa Mayor Sandy Genis and Hunting- ton Beach activist Ralph Silva all attended. ·1 personally would never thumb my nose at the process by not attending an event like this,• Sullivan said. League officials said they extended an invitation to the forum to all the candidates, but ~ ' I'. ~f Jim Silva failed to attend. Without the incumbent, the three challengers outlined their positions for a live audience of about 20 people -a crowd. that was no doubt thinned by some tough competition, the series finale of the television show •Seinfeld.· The debate was shown live in Huntington Beach on the city's cable access station and will be repeated several times before the June 2 primary election. Sullivan, Genis and Ralph Sil - va were in general agreement with each other and joined in opposition against the incumbent "I personally would never thumb my nose at the process by not attending an event like this, II -DAVE SULLIVAN • on at least two of the most contro- versial issues facing the 2nd Dis- trict and all of Orange County. Jim Silva, who is the county board chairman, voted for the Koll Real Estate Group's plans to build thousands • of homes m and around the Bolsa Chicd wetlands and is also part of the board majority in favor of converting the El Toro Marine Corps Alr Station to an international commercial airport when the base closes next summer. attorney's investigator and ad.mil- ted political newcomer, said coun- ty officials &re lying to the pubbc about the impacts an El Toro com- mercial cU.IpOrt would have on South County. "When was the last time you heard about people clamonng to buy land by the Los Angeles lntemaboncLI Airport?" he asked. "Folks, it's Just.not true.• Gems, a member of the Bolsa Chica Land Trust, which u. fight· ing to prevent any development around the wetlands, Sd1d the county owes it to future genera- tions to preserve as much open space as it can. "I can't think of any greater legacy to leave." she sajd, Sullivan, who served alongside and was often at odds with Jim Silva on the Huntington Beach City Council, said the incumbent dnd the board have let the public Ralph Silva, a retired district • SEE FORUM PAGE 6 Jennifer Hoke, left, and friend Lucy Victores get behind Ufesize cutouts of .,Seln- feld"char acter Kramer at the Shark Club in Costa Mesa. Vlctores won the Elaine dance contest earlier ln the nJghL DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Schafnitz files for divorce • •Husband of Newport Beach socialite cites 'irreconcilable diffe rences' in petition for dissolution of marriage. By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH' -Cit- ing ·meconcilable differ- ences,• Matthew Schafnit2 has · filed divorce papers against his wife, 1ina. a soc1allte serving 1 O months m county jail for selling cocaine to an undercover polJce officer. The couple ha.ve been mar- ried for nearly 15 years and have two boys, Alexandre It' ~ ' ·:i: ~ . _,,.-. . •• i Matthew. 8, and Max.mullion Tina Schafnitz: Anthony. 5, dccordmg to a peb-Husband files tion filed m Orange County for divorce. Supenor Court. Schafrutz, 54. has asked for leqcil custody of ht!> children with penodlc visit.!. by lus 39-year-olct wife, w ho is identified m the court document c:lS Valentina K. Schafrutz. The couple were mamed May I . 1983, ancf THE LAST LAUGH 'Seinfeld' fans flock from near and far to attend farewell party at Shark Club for hit comedy, which ended i~ nine-year run Thursday. Much ado aOOut nothing? .. separated March 16 -the day that Tina Schafnil7 wds arrestf'd b~ The couple were married May 1, 1983, and separated March 16 -the day that Tustm narcotics ofh cers. Matthew Schdf- nitz's attorney. Judi Curtin of Costa Mesa, d.Jd not return telephone calls for conunent Thursday. Attorney Robert Newman, who rep· resented Tina Schaf·. nitz in her crurunal case. said Thursday he had no rommenL By Alison Murray, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -For nine years, more than 30 million people watched Kramer, Elaine, George and Jerry each week. Hun- dreds of those fans came to the Shark Club to say goodbye Thursday night. They came to radio station KLYY-FM's #Seinfeld Sign-OW party to watch televi- sion history as the last episode of •Sein- feld" hit the airwaves. After they were grilled' on their knowl- edge of •Seinfeld" trivia and ju<!ged on their abilities to dance llke Elaine, they crowded around four big-screen televi- sions and several smaller sets to watch the show. "It's TV history, just like 'M• A ·s•H' was,• Sfld Maggie McAleer, director of promotions and marketing for the radio station. The station aired announcements about the party for weeks, bnnging patrons from as far away as Inglewood and Ventura. from dedicated fans to a t\andful who had never seen the show. ·ws a hot show.· said Andy Chanley, disc jockey and master of ceremonies for the event. Chanley threw trivia questions to the crowd, asking about minutiae such as the kind of car Jerry Seinfeld drove and ~ street address. 0!9811.lzers were careful to link the prizes and handouts to the show -from cereal Pe'Z and Junior Mints to a mountain bike in boi;ior ot the bicyde hanging on the set. • SEE SEINFELD PAGE 8 The city expects to save ,......,,_Z,000-ayear l1l vehicle' replacement costs. Tina Schafnitz was arrested by Tustin narcotics officers. The couple wa well-known m New· port Beach's ellte social cuclesior their contnbu- bons to local chanties. Now they face a d1Vlsion of theu assets, which includes a house at 2 Yorkshlre and property at 3 t Anjou in Newport Beach, a leased 1998 BMW 750, a 1997 Mercedes-Benz, and various fumitur and furnishings. The couple put the11 Yorkshire property -a. luxunous, five -bedroom home in the exclusive, gated community of Harbor Rldge atop Spygla s Hill -on the market for $1 4 rrullion m March. lt • SEE SCHAFNITZ PAGE e I I I , { I I , I 1 ' J I I A midst all the hoopla about Mother's Day, it's easy to forget that May is also Older American's Month -a time to pon- der the perils and possibilities of aging, with help from library resources. Por seniors and all adults inter- ested in asset protection, •nie Llving 1hlst" details how to safe- .guard an estate with- ·out lawyers ·or courts. In the updated edition, find information on the new IRA, Q-TIP 1\usts, Gift 1iusts, trusts for unmarried couples and more than 150 provisions that separate a good Living 1\ust from a bad one. 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If you're convinced that growing older means losing looks, memory and even your mind, check ~ut #Old is Not a Four-Letter Word." In this light-hearted look at aging, find assurance that you can face the future with flair, long after mid- dle age. • OIECK rT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Library. This week's column is by Steven Short. Newport Beach Jazz Festival heats up Hyatt Newporter r---------------------------, I I : F.Y.I. I By Mary Beth P. Adomaitis, Daily f!ilot . . I •lo WHAT: Glen Ellen Winery's : aiboa Island's first offi- cial Artwalk, set for ..,1!:!!!!!!11.,. Sunday on the bayfrqnt, Will off er participants a chance to watch 53 artists at work, enjoy a festive atmos- phere and the island's no.uticaJ charm, and help revitalize a neglected local landmark - the Balboa Theater. Thousands of visitors, from families out for a Sunday stroll to serious art collectors, are expected to take part in the event. All along the South Bayfront promenade, from the Ferry Landing at Opal Street to Marine Avenue, artists will display their works and demonstrate the use of oils, watercolors, pastels, acrylics and ceramics to passers-by. Artwalk organizer Debra Huse, one of Orange County's most acclaimed artists, will demonstrate the use of pastels. "I find it very exciting," Huse said. "You get out there, and all these people are com- ing by and talking to you abQut what you're doing. I feed off that energy anq paint more feverishly. It's a blast" Most of the artists partici- pating in the event are local coastal landscape painters. "Whenever you get 53 artists together, you're going to have a wonderful, eccentric group," said watercolorist and Artwalk organizer Michell~ Rudolph. This y~ar. a per~ntage of proceeds from the sale of art- work will benefit the restoration of the Balboa Theater, located in the heart of Balboa Village on the Balboa Peninsula. "I'm thrilled about the Art- walk," said Balboa Performing Arts Theater Foundation co- founder Dayna Pettit. "We all BRIAN POBUOA I OAlY PILOT Artists Michelle Rudolph, left, and Debra Huse are the co- . organizers of the Artwa1k on Balboa Island. A portion of the proceeds from the· event will benefit the restoraUon of the Balboa Theater. \. ' · feel that it's going to beth~-Coast's emergence as a center vationof (the.arts in) Balboa." for the arts, they see the the- Built in 1927, th~ theater's ater as the landmark that will weary facade belies the promise serve as a spiritual ho~e for it holds as a site for future film the area's performing arts. showings and theatrical, musi--What's happening in New- cal and dance performances. port is really a renaissance of If Balboa art scene support-the arts," Rudolph noted. •we ers view the Artwalk as the have the Orange County Muse- event that defines the Newport um of Art, and we want to show .. IN BALBOA · our support for the theater." Headed by Pettit and local architect Don Ronbaers, a dedi- cated group of local residents has worked tirelessly for three years to raise funds to purchase · the theater. Escrow doses in September, yet despite already accumulating more than $200,000, the group must more than double that amount to pur- chase the property. · The funding struggle can be daunting, but "you have to-give back to your community," Petit said. "Today, kids do~'t have the opportunity (to-explore art in school), so the community needs to pl'O\l'ide it.• The theater, built from rein- forced concrete masonry, fea- tures brick sides, a high bow- truss ceiling, a 38-foot prosce- nium arch that frames the stage, an orchestra pit and a large balcony backlit by win- dows. Disney has donated 430 movie theater seats that are presently in storage. Once the theater has been purchased, a costly renovation wjJ.l begin, along with a requi- site seismic upgrade. The Artwalk will feature works from mostly local artists, including Diane Moon, Richard Kent, Carol Callaghan and Steve Simon. Brian Culbertson performs Saturday at 12:30 p.a. at the annual Newport Beach Jazz festival Contemporary jazz artist Candy Dulfer will perform: with her tiana Funky Stuff. at this weekend's Newport B~ch jazz festival ; IM an, if you gotta ask you'll • never know." This was Louis Armstrong's Fifth Annual Newport Beach : Jazz Festival 1. ··, .· · response when once asked if he knew what Jazz was. + WHEN: Saturday and Sunday; : 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. : + HOW MUCH: $25 for one day; : C andy Dulfer has always known music .. Her father, Hans Dulfer, was a pbpuJ.ar sa.xo· phonist who practiced at home and often took his daughter to his perfor- mances. While growing up in Amsterdam, the young Can- dy learned about live music and by the age of 5, began performing with her dad. Beech,· she sakl. •tt's fun to play in Califor- nia. [It has) the beaches and the water. I really like ' . At this weekend's Glen Ellen Win- ery's Fifth Annual Newport Beach Jazz Festival, it's doubtful that. ques7 tion will be h eard. Set on the surroundings of the : Hyatt Newporter overlooking the ·:Upper Newport Bay, the jazz festival promises two days of top talent, great music: and plenty ol food, as well as ads and crafts. $40 for both; Available at the ~ Hyatt or TicketMaster 1 • +PHONE: (714) 650-UVE : : + NOTE: Food, beverages, cool-: : ers and beach chairs are not : : allowed; umbrellas are allowed : 1 on the goll course only. Cam-1 I eras are allowed. : I I ~-----------------·---------~ However, this year's event will pla.y e ttigbtly different tune. JAZZ FESTIVAL LINEUP SATURDAY Main stage: 11 •.m.: Joyce Cooling 12:30 p.m.: Brian Culbertson Z p.m.: candy Oulfer 4 p.m.: Bobby caldwell 6 p.m.: Boney James Second stage: So it was only natural that she later became a sax- ophonist, and today is one of the most recognized con~ temporary jazz artists. to play Candy Dutter jazz festi- vals."' 1 "We·have a phenomenal lineup,• said Ertc Jensen, who owns and operates the festival. The music festival begins Saturday With jazz artists Tom Rotella, Bob Mamet, Joyce Cooling, Brian Cul- bertson, Candy Dulfer, Bobby c.ld· well and Bpney James. Sunday's lineup includes Brian 'JBrqutn, Steve Reidl Bamboo Forest, Chuck I.:oeb, Ray Obie&>, Jim Brtdtman, Patti Instead of being the~ of • the event. Jensen cbole to donate noon 8fMt 1:30 p.m.: Tom Rotella J:JO 8fMt 5:JO p .m.: Bob Mamet SUNDAY Main stage: "I've 00en fed a lot of dif- ferent types of music," she said from her home in Hol- land. "And I feel that jazz is the nicest." Besides these perf or- ma.nces, the sassy Dutch saxophonist also toured the world with musidanl such as the arUst formerly know as Prince, Madonna. AtetbA: Pnmklin, Living Colour, Tower of Power, Van Morri- . Austin and Gato Berbeld. : : •<>range Cowity bas a greet mar- .· ket for a juz festival.,• Jemen said. :• •1 wanted a ~tion than lend• ttself ·to Orange County.• . the proceeds to Human Options JDC; in Laguna Beach, a sb.e.lter for • abused women and tbeJr childnn:L Patrons are asked to perk at Pasli· ion &land. Parking ts $5 and . . includes a shuttle to 'and from tbe Hyatt. Besides musical entertahlment, the jazz fest will play host to seven food vendors and more tllan 25 arts and crafts vendors. 11 a.m.: Chuck Loeb '2:JO P.m.: Ray Obledo with Michael Paulo & Wayne Braxton 2 p.m.: Jim Brldcman 4 p.m.: Patti Austin I p.m.: Gato Barbieri Second stage: noon 8fMt 1:JO p.m.: Brian Tarquin J:JO 8fMt 5:JO p.m.: Steve Reid~ Duller, 28, is one of more than a dozen performers to take the stage this weekend . at the Glen Ellen Winery's Pifth Annual Newport Beach Jazz Festival at the Hyatt Newporter . And she's looking fo1- ward to it, .This will be my nm time Playing in Newpo.rt son and Pink Floyd. "I WU playing with all these legends at such an early age, doing thjngl I only thought polSlble at an age like 30," ahe said. 11lt WU difftcult to say 'Nd to Prince because I didn't knowiflwaa~ away the best thing or wb&t the future held.• -. . -.: -~ I • ' I • ..... -a , • IJ 1'1IM'IRAnm5 west at 5 Net. lalboa 6"4154 11DI$ Corona del Mar TODAY 61154 First low Costa Mesa 6:44"'a.m. -OY 6_7/52 Flmhigh Newport BHC:h 1:351.m. 3.2 64154 -second tow 5:A2 p.m. Second high ... PORICAST . 11:56 p.m . 4.1 LOCATION SJZ& Wedge l-6 SW Newport 2-Ssw o,o llldcles 2·SIW ltl¥tr Jetty 2-6 Pill CdM 2·Srw Surf conditions lootc good today. There Is a combinatioli swell Qtrt of the northwest and southwest pro- due.Ing ch9st·"to . tlhouldlt-hlgh wMs. But there stlll ls pol· luted w~1long the ca.st because of runoff from 1hls • Wffk's stonT\\. SUrfefJ end~ e1n "*'calmer .... ORT91ACM • '1th ~ A purse worth $75 was stolen from a c.ar In the : 100 blodc. : • ......, ser..t Several Items worth S500 were stolen ffOm a .. Wlhkie.ln ~ 3200 btock.. • Dov'W Drtw: A P\ltSe contllnlng S300 was stolen In ~ 2000 block. • ........... Roed: A credft (Md ~for $263 WaJ u_sed Ille- gally to pay fot tr1fflc ftnes ln the 4600 bkQ. • l..t Newport c.we.r Drtw: A cellular telephone WOf'th S 100 was taken in the~ block • . ·: ·. ' FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1991 • ItS been an interesting week for good; bad, ugl!J T he good, the bad and the ugly. It's been an lntetest· ing week. •First, the good. Being married 54 years is a good thing. When ~ couple in question are John and Donna Crean, it's even bet- ter. The Creans renewed their wedding vows -complete with maid of honor and best m.on from U\e original 1948 productidn - at a ~all gathering last Friday at ~ Irvine Hyatt. It. was just family, a few frtends, the Ray Conniff Orches- tra, personal notes from a few more friends who couldn't make it~. like George Bush, Buzz Aldrin and Pete Wilson -and a · pferecorded message from BiU Cosby. You know - a dinner pirty. The evening was carefully planned by the Crean Kids - Johnnie, Andy, Emily and Susie. Johnnie delivered a wonderful tribute lliat left very few dry eyes in llie house. Andy did a terrific job as emcee and some of his jokes were funny. Jolly Roger marks _50 years • Popular chain on Balboa Island will tum back clock Saturday. By Tim Grenda, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH - The first Jolly Roger Restau- rant will celebrate its 50th ,anniqersary Saturday with a special day of food served 'Up from the 1948 menu and a reunion of original ~ployees. The popular restaurant chain known for children's menus llial can be folded into pirate hats was founded 50 years ago on Balboa Island by Hal Smith. who bought two lots at 203 Marine Ave. and built the eatery from the ground up. That first Jolly Roger location has since closed, but the building's new ten- ant, Wllma's Patio, wUl tum back the clock with items from the old menu, a show- ing of restored •woody" cars and live vintage musi.c from the 1950s and 1960s, officials said. Even the old Jolly Roger sign will be placed over llie Wtlma's Patio sign for the day. The restaurant will be open to the public horn 7 a.m. to 5 p.m . Saturday - with food served horn the old menu -but will close in the evening for a private party for original Jolly Roger employees. More than 140 fo.rmer workers are expected to attend the reunion, officials . said. Prizes will be given to the oldest employee, the employee who worked at the eatery the longest, the employee who flew the far- thest distance to get to the reunion and the employee with the most grandchil- dren. Cl.ASSIREDS L --------__ J In a world of 6 billion people, I suppose there could be two nicer, more generous and genuine peo- ple than the Creans, but it's damned unlikely. lf you know John and Donna, consider your- self lucky. U you don't. all you need to know is this: It isn't what's in a person's bank account that matters. It's what's in thejr heart. John and Donna's generosity has touched the lives of thou- sandS and thousands of people·- not with handouts, but a helping band. Happy anniversary, John and Donna. What are we doing for your ? 5th? Now the bad. We are lucky, I think, that the bad guys are not smart. I'm sorry. Did I say "not smart?• •Dumb• is better. Wait. "Brain dead• is best. I was particularly impressed with Monday's performance by two fledgling Unabombers at Estancia High School. Not that you missed it, but let's go over the details. For reasons unbe- knownst and unfathomable to anyone, Ted-1 and Ted-2 decide that it's a good day to blow somelliing up. They load their Chevy Cavalier with enough black powder, chemicals and fus- es to launch themselves and a small office building into orbit. Right there, you know lliey're nuts. You tell me. Who would drive a Chevy Cavalier? Target selection comes next. 1be9 settle uwn a pay phone at the rear of the school parkmg lot. Perfect. I know that phone well, having used it ofte~ when my son was playing baseball at EstanC:la. The ball field is about 100 feet away. But what makes it the perfect location is that it's even closer to a row of homes just beyond the parking lot wall, most willi second-story windows overlooking the lot. The petf ect crime. Well-planned, well-exe- cuted. But wait. Why did the 1Wo Teds blow up the phone in the .. first place, you ask? No one knows. The leading theory is that lliey were after the coin box and· its bounty of quarters -about 30 bucks in llie average pay phone. Proving once again that God does indeed have a sense of humor, the entire phone was destroyed -except for the coin box -which remained intact and locked tight. And that brings us to the ugly. Great story from New York this week. By now, you've heard about Mayor Giuliani1s push fqr an ordinance that demands a minimum level of civility on the streets of the Big Apple, includ- ing taxi drivers. Pi other words, no screaming, no cursing, no •You're No. 11" gestures out the window. Violations will be writ- ten up and treated like a traffic ticket. The cabbies were outraged. On Wednesday, all but a handfUl of cabs in Manhattan went on a protest strike. This seems funny to us, but for llie 6 million people who work in the Concrete Canyons, fagetaboudit. What amazes me about the -.rY. how- ever, is that it unplies there actu- ally are English-speaking cab drivers who, 1) know who the mayor of New York is, and 2) might have read something about his proposed "civility law.• I can be found taking Mr. Toad's Wtld Ride In the back seat of a New York cab f!llf!r( few months, and I haven't bad a cab- bie whose mother tongue was English 5ince 1984. At this point, I know more words in Ethiopian than the average New York cab- pie knows in English. I can almost heat cabbie spokesperson Ziaboom Sbaka Lakalalca speaking on his col- leagues' behalf: •Anybody who says we are not polite, including the mayor; can kiss my __ ruby __ . • To make it the per-, feet day on the Isle of Man.bat-~- tan, •workers· from adult busi- nesses being squeez.ed out of .,, Tlmes Square by the dty's rede-"~ -; velopment efforts held a sympa- thy protest for the cabbies, c;laim- ing that their "rights• also were ,... being violated. :~ Is there a country greater than .1..• this? I think not. I gotta go. ,,, ------------ii-• PETER llUffA Is mayOf' of Costa Mesa. • His column is published Fridays. E-maO .._ him at Ptr840AOLcom . c' .2 Anderson PTA unveils sOme surprise awards •1• u • f' , . • lWo parents, teacher to receive 1998 Honorary Service Awards for service to Newport Beach school. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -To Susan Kramer, Jill Money and · Ceil Sharman: "We hope this cup of coffee and your mention in this article wm help to brighten your day as much as you have brightened the lives of so many students and parents at Andersen Elementary School." -Sueanne Pacini, chairwoman, 1998 Honorary Service Awards Committee, Andersen School PTA. As part of the Andersen PT A's Honorary Service Awards cele- bration, the two parents and teacher will be surprised Uus morning with a visit by a PTA rep- resentative, who will hand them a cup of coffee and a copy of this article for service to the school above and beyond llie call of duty. Kramer, who will be PTA presi- dent at Corona del Mar High School next year, has been active in community organizations such as the American Youth Soccer Organization and Newport Hills Swim Team. She also IS president of Zone Pac, which deals with is- sues of concern to Corona del Mar area schools, including Andersen. "She has been a major contrib- utor for the 12 years she's been in llie community,· said Andersen PTA member Kim Pawell. "She just keeps on taking on bigger and bigger jobs." · Money, who lives in Newport Beach, has served as PTA presi- dent at Andersen for two years Carpet :\ l ) I :\ · 1 L R I ~ T :\ ( ) P .\) \ 11 :\ T l l ) I 9 9 9 5moolllt ' JOHN BLOESER CARPET ONE 2927 S. Bristol St. • Costa Mesa Mnn~friu.,m [§] WI* ... ,,,. (1-S mile rouih of Sou1h c ... _., Plua) S.1 f()..Spal H Mm wpta •-751-2324 CAl.a-•VZW PROCESSING LABS PHOTO GIFTS $2.00 OFF MOUSE PADS, ~GS, T-SlllRTS & PUZZLES Bring in a color or Black & White print up to 8Jt l 0 and we will laser transfer 1t into one of our photo gifts . • and has worked as a school vol- unteer for seven years. She played a significant role during the proposed annexation of Bonita Canyon by helping to mobilize and inform parents about the implications of the annexation .to llie school and its surrounding community. Money also bas been instrumental in the highly successful Spirit Run race. •As a volunteer at Andersen and in her community, Jill has MASSAGE Relieves Pain $ Stress & Tension 3900 Insurance Accepted HR w/Chlropracilc Cate. • 1t 7-DAYSMK • 9am-9pm ULTRA SPORTS MEDICINE INC. Dr. Gautier o.c. 714.979.8365 1072 S.E. Bristol St., Ste 209 Santa Ana Heiahts (Comer of Newport Bl. 'No.18nstol) been a perennial that has spread and blossomed throughout llie garden,• Pacini said. Sharman, a Laguna Beach res- ident, has been a fifth-grade teacher at Andersen for more Ulan a decade. During her ti.me al the school, she has started many innovative programs, including Colonial Crafts Day, Taste of the States and Saence Camp, said Nancy Best, Andersen PTA vice president. . , The award recipients will be . ., recognized at a Harbor Council PTA luncheon Monday and at a .. ceremony at 7 p.m. Thursday at .. Andersen School. The Honorary Servl.Ce Award _ was established by the California Congress of Parent$ and Teach-,, ers in 1927 willi then California Gov. C.C. Young as the first ·~ recipient. Each recipient receives .. an honorary life membership in ,,, the PTA. . 10J E. lnt St. Ill~ (WiiolOlill}i) Mon.Fri 8-7, S.turda 9-S My neighbors immediately said ·COIT! For over 45 years, COIT's advanced equipment and fully trained certified technicians have provided the most effective c leaning available to ass ure you the finest results possible; and we guarantee it! I Like to rely on my friends and neighbors for good advice. When we first moved here, Carol Go1drnan I needed someone who could clean carpets, upholsrery and drapery. I asked around, and everyorte recommended COIT. The y said that no one cleans better than CO IT. They get stains out and they don't resurface. After I had them clean my carpets, I understood why they all raved about CO lT. Now 1 .. recommend them too to all my friends . 1·1 1 1 T • COii l I I)/ T ( I .Ii T 0 c I I • . briefly in the news I Donald Bren weds for third tim · . Volunteers sought for COsta Mesa boards ea.ta Mesa is looking for vol- unteers to fill vacancies on sever- al dty and county advisory boards. Applications are being accepted from residents who want to serve as a trustee on the Orange County Vector Control District Board, the county agency charged with controlling rats, mos<luitoes and other pests. Residents appointed by their dties to the board serve unpaid two-year terms. The 32-member board meets at 3:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month. The City Council also is accepting letters of interest from residents who want to serve on three city advisory boards. The Access Appeals Board, which reviews written appeals of health and safety code violations, •bas two vacancies, one of which :must be filled by a disabled per· son and the other with construe· lion industry experience. The board meets on ~n as-needed basis. The Human Relations Com- )llittee, which seeks to encour- pge and promote human under- ~ding , has one vacancy. The panel meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month. The Child Care and Youth S ervices Committee, which advises the City Council on child and youth issues, has three vacancies. Parents, teachers, stu- dents or individuals lntere.ted m children or youth services are invited to apply. The committee meets once a month. All dty advilory board aP- pointments a.re unpaid, off:ld.a.li said. Residents should submit a let- ter of interest, which specifies the committee or board applied for, along with a brief resume, to Mayor Peter Buffa, Costa Mesa City Hall, P.O. Box 1200, Costa tvtesa, 92628-1200. The City Council will make appointments to the committees. Teen rally planned at Triangle Square Teens Rally for a Healthy Future -a day of education, entertainment and fun -is planned from noon to 6 p.m. Sat- urday at Thangle Square in Costa Mesa. The event is sponsored by the state Department of Health Ser- vices' Partnership for Responsible Parenting, which comprises 30 community groups that provide programs and services aimed at reducing teen pregnancy and other youth issues. ·Various activities and an appearance by KPWR-FM disc jockey "Btg Boy" will highlight the day, officials said. Gov. Pete Wilsoh established the partnership in 1996 to reduce teen and unwed pregnancies. For more information, call 838- 9991. LOSE WEIGHT FEEL BETl'ERao Balanced approach to complete wellness Fruits & vegetables in capsule fonn "~~ . CO Dr. Audre' D. DeNard, D.C.H. 1500 W. Balboa, Suite 2020 Ne rt Beach 455-7508 • YMCA needs sponsors for Back Bay cleanup The Dolphin Nation of the Central Orange County YMCA is looking for spomon and partici- pants to help d uring its inaugural • Orange County's richest bachelor ties knot with Back Bay Cleanup on Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH-Orange During the cleanup, fathers County's richest bachelor b4s tied and sons in the YMCA's Indian the mot. Guides program will use Ca.noes Donald Bren, cb.a1rman of lbe and scoopers provided by the Irvine Co. and one of the wealthi· Newport Aquatic CeQ!er to f est men 1n the world, married remo~e trash and debril frc?m the i Brigitte Muller, his girlfriend of 2 water'apd sho.reline. 11/2 years, during a private cere- "The event will be particularly mony Saturday in Beverly Hills. significant in light of the large I ~Je::.~:!n~Y-amount·oc debris that has accu-mulated in the bay as a result of I at All Saints Episcopal Church; , which was foll~ by an after. the record runoff from the El Nino i noon luncheon at Bren's Holmby storms,• said Jim McGee, Dol-I Hills home. pbin Nation chief. • i Larry Thomas, senior vice Indian Guides is a father-son I president of The Irvine Co., program for boys ages 6 to 10 j announced the nuptials to com- and seeks to develop desirable ( pany employees and the media. character traits, good citizensb.ip j After~ weeklong honeymoon in and high ideals. The program i the Caribbean, the ne~yweds also allows for stronger father-I plan to re~~ to Bren s estate . ! on exdUSIVe Unda Isle in Newport s~n bonds creat~ by camp~g ! Beach, where they will live. trips to such locations as Catalina i Bren 66 and Muller 32 an Island, . the desert and local j" entertainm~nt attorney, ~ere mountains. ! introduced by mutual friends For informati<?n about sponsor-i about seven years ago, but didn't ing the ~eanup or. the Indian 11· start dating until a few years later, Guides program, call Jim McGee . Thomas said. at (949) 640-0500. I The new Mrs. Bren is •a little ' @(!)JS OJ'Ytl~~rt' Mattress Outlet Sto BRAND NEW -COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less/ ,..... 3165 Harbor Blvd. ..... Costa Mesa One lllocll 9ouUI ot 405 Pwy !ill 545-7168 Sabatino Tommy Peter Phil Vmce Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner lJ""'9e wine-a ..... ,_ a¥818bte for.,_,....._ ...... -priVllk l'llDc:dom 723-0621 Plea. Call For Re.ervatloDI aod Dlredlons 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Mark Twain Day tL:J part of Family Days in Newport Beach for The Imagination Celebration Date: Sunday, May 17, 1998 Tune: I lam to 4pm Place: Newport Harbor Nautical M useum parking lot Eventlu (Divided by Section) Admission: Adulta, $2 donation Children, free under 12 Section I Parking Lot Stage -"Stars of Tomorrow" Dumption: One large stage, 16'x32', will be set up in th~ upper parking lot with 100 chairs for the audience. Performers will be from noon to 4 p.m . Every 30 minutes a group of students, K-12, will be performing (600 students exnected). Many of the groups will be from the Newport-Mesa ;.c --Unified School District. Section 2 Main Parking Lot DucriptioN 10 booths consisting of natural arts and crafts and maritime information and activities. Section 3 The Riverboat -"The Pride of Newport'' Newport HarbOr Nautical Museum will be open free to the pu)>lic. • Permanent galleries: 1) Newport Gallery 2) Model Gallery • Grand Salon Gallery Spring Exhibit (through July 12, 1998): Toys in ~ Thmsportation and the Marine Art of Gloria Bradeson. ~ Newport Beach resident, Ralph Tomlinson, has one of the premier toy collectionl in d\e Unitecl'Statet YlsitoJ1J willbe tteated to a wJde range of }\lttoric to~ complemenl'ed by .the vibrant_ · oil paintings ol Newport. Healtby~ Wealtby dWMe on the·shy side,• he said. •She's obviously very smart, ~ery well-read and bas opinions on many topics," Thomas said. "She's very pteasa.nt.• This was the third trip down the aisle for Bren, who is twice divoICed and has three grown 'cbildr~ It is· the first marriage for Muller, a native of La Jolla who earned a liberal arts degree from UCLA and a law degree from Loyola University, Thomas said. An accomplished skier and tennis player, Muller has been liv - J'-MldBnn. cb.llnilan ot. TbelMne udone oftJt Weallblest .. 1au.e . wodd,mar-, rlecl Brlgttte Maller, an . entertalnmen attol'D8y, on Saturday In Beverly Hilb. ing in Los Angeles, where she · working on a master's degree · business administration at UCI Bren, who paid a reporte $518 million in 1983 to buy o the founding partners of Th Irvine Co. -a deal th.at at th time was one of the largest p · vate real estate sales evei in th United States -is the richest pe son in Orange County. In 1996, be was listed o Forbes magazine's list of the 4 richest people. He was No. 4 with a net worth of about $2.5 bil lion. r------------, I I Side cllli I ,_... Dnnk I with 111Y ••bee pmdme I I Good nwu 11211• I I Coupon Not "'*'Witt Ml OINt on.. I One Coupon Plf Cultomlr. L--~~..f!!~--~ 10,000..,,, 8oomelw.,. tumlnfl80 •ntY.,,.., ,,,. ,,.,,, 2000, ,,,. number of ,,..,_ ruc1t1119 u,. .. o1.,,. wlll ,,,,.I Today's over-50 citizens aren't just getting older, they' re getting better .. in tenns of health, energy, vitality and dis~le income available to spend on produdl and lt.rVica. Newport Be&ch and c.o.ta Mea 1tn.iora retire in Oranp County and ahop loul.tY• and .f.f% of our rudera are r Plimpton says he ~ 'reflect, preject' I iiAuthor says he has ao ! idea what he will talk about for lecture series at Newport Central Library. BS' 'Alison Murray, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH - ( ' George Plimpton has played pro- fessional football, basketball and hockey. He was a percussionist fdt the New York Philharmonic. l:fe has written for Sports llius-lr~led, is a columnist for Esquire iµld has written 25 books. ,,. ,But Plimpton, who will speak tQnight at the Newport Beach Central Library as t~hourth speaker in the Martin . Witte Distinguished Speakers e Series, says he has no idea w t he will talk about. The speech is titled "Reflec- tions and'Projections with George Plimpton.• George Plimpton f I j~ .. ' 1 ~1'. ... ~"'-.: • p I CLASSIC CAR AUCTION I. ANDSHOW The 1998 Newport Beach I Classic Cat Auction and Show is · presented today th{ough Sunday ! at the Hyatt Newporter Hotel, l 1107 Jamboree Road, and New-l port Dunes Resort, 1131 Back Bay l Drive, Newport Beach. A pre-l view is planned from 1 to• 6 p.m. ~ today at both locations. The auc-! tion is at 10 a.m. Saturday and ! Sunday. Por information, call A spring fair is presented from o......;i...,;_ ...... !,,==,=,,, ~:~~:4:~:21. Lab d CNN h J ff 5 to 10 p.m . today, 3 to 10 p.m. oratory an anc or e Saturday and 11 a.m. to 9 p .m. Greenfield. . Sunday at St. Joachim Church, -· "Well, . I .guess I'll reflect :and project,• :the 1953 grad- 1.iate of Harvard :University said :to a telephone interview from ~YorkCity. ·: Plimpton ~y talk about The response to the series has i,··· 1964 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. been so great Admission is free. A pancake Th e sol d-out lecture that the foun-j breakfast begins at 9 a.m. Sun- ders plan to ! day. There is a charge for food will be followed by 30 have a fall ser-j and carnival rides. For more infor- minutes of discussi on, ies, featuring i mation, call 574-7400. a b uffet dinner and speakers ex-! ~~......,--~ elusively from l music by a string Orange County 1 DOU AUCTIONS quartet. in September, l Theriault's, a doll appraisal · ~ommence -_ ;ment speeches he has beard or jlven, said Jim Wood, chairman Of the library's board of trustees. :· Series speakers are chosen by & committee for the Newport .Beach Public Library Founda- tion. Plimpton was invited to ipeak after Wood saw his perfor- tnance in the film. "When We Were Kings." •It just electrified me,· Wood ~aid . •And I thought that would be terrific if we could get some- .one like that to talk.· . The first three speakers in the jeries were KABC talk-show :host Michael Jackson, Donna J,.ee Shirley of the Jet Prnpulsion • ~ Bobbi Barbera 9'49 So. Coast Drive Suite 100 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 437.7510 FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH t 800 760-9267 AIUOllTI LAJl/Olft'MIC)s -$90 00 each Wl1t or $1t/J.OO r<X.Wld tnp IANDIUOI S 150 00 each w6f or $260 00 rcxm tnp J.---..0.(.i $50.00 each W(lof ll09a&l'I $75 00 fol.f hol.I m1r11mun plos m. ~ SlOO 00 for ttYee hell.rs Gfatutty i11eludtd. $30 00 each addttlOMI hol.I. WIDDINU4 $250 00 for three hell.rs. GIBtuity ·included. $50.00 eacti add1tion!ll hol.I. ~ ~ VCR, CD p~, moonroof, an. 11"N'trta for you business lnMlas V'Alo take laptops~ you go. Totally compat1blt to-FAX machinu, etc. 1'11111noll ......... • October and 1,. and auction firm, presents two November. One of the ·.~ rare and antique doll auctions today and Sunday at the Orange series' strongest selling points for l County Airport Hilton, 18800 speakers and audient:e alike bas ! MacArthur Blvd., Newport been the limited size of the audi-! Beach. Doll exhibitions are held ence, .wood said. Only 200 peo-~at 9 a.m. each day, followed by pie will attend. r auctions from 11 a .m. to 3 p.m. The sold-out lecture will last 1 Free appraisals are offered from 9 40 to 45 minutes and will be fol-! to 11 a.m. Sunday. For more infor- lowed by 30 minutes of discus-1 mation, call 833-9999. sion, a buffet dinner from Bristol ! Farms, and music by a string l DIVORCE WORKSHOP quartet. ' Therapist Maxine Cohen pre- fi.G ~ & Sons, Inc. IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE AVAILABILITY OF II GOLDMAN SACHS fUNDS MANAGED BY THE PROFESSIONALS IN THE ASSET MANAGEMENT DIVlSlON .!""' OF GOLDMAN, SACHS & Co., ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST PROMINENT FINANCIAL FIRMS. . Please call Timothy C. Metcalf at (714) 756-0353 for more information on these investment opportunities. ~Beautify Your Yard! around town sents Divorce: A New Beginning, a work.shop for men and women, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 180 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Cost is $40. For more infor- mation, call 759-0579. FREE OGAR SAMPLING SURVIVORS' TEA The Orange County chapter of the Susan G. Komen Breast Can- cer Foundation and the Race for the Cure presents the sixth annual Tea for the Swvivmg Soul from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel, 686 Anton Blvd., Cos- ta Mesa. The event is for breast- cancer survivors, families and friends. The event features Bever- An afternoon of free cigar sam- pling begins at noon at the Lido Cigar Room, 3441 Via Udo, New- port Beach. Pick up a free cigar sample and participate in a raffle for cigars, humidors and other items. For more information, call 723-0595. .... . ly Katherine Kirkhart, who is a publicist for M Chicken Soup for the Surviving Soul.· Tickets are .$20 per person. Por infonnation, call 224-0290. BIRD OF PREY Bird of Prey, a free campfire program about experiences with live birds of prey, is presented at 7:45 p .m . at Shellmaker Bowl Campfire Amphitheater at Shell- maker Island, Shellmaker Road. Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call (949) 640-6746. SUNDAY DOU AUCTIONS Theriault's, a doll appraisal and auction firm, presents a rare and antique doll auction today at the Orange County Airport · Hilton, 18800 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. DoU exhibitions are held at 9 a.m., followed by auctions from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m . Free appraisals are offered from 9 to 11 a.m. For more information, call 833-9999. CLASS OF 1938 REUNION Newport Harbor High School's class of 1938 holds its 60th reunion luncheon from 11 :30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the top-floor restaurant at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel, Fashion Island, 900 Center Drive, Newport Beach. Cost is $35 per person. For more information, call 548-1097. MONDAY PROSPECTIVE DOCENTS The Orange County Museum of Art holds an informational reception for prospecbve docents from 10 a.m. to noon at the muse- um. 850 San Clemente Qiive, Newport Beach. For more info~· mation, call 759-1122, ext. ~04. ADD AND ANGER Coastline Counseling Centex presents Hot Under the Collari ADD and Anger from 1 to 9 p.m. at the center, 1200 Quail St, Newport Beach. Cost is $10. Por more infonnation, call 476-0991 .• REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT The Society for Marketing Pro'-' fessional Services _in Los Angeles holds a luncheon meeting to dis! cuss Orange County real estattJ and development at 11 :15 a .m. at The Irvine Co., 550 Newport Cen~ ter Drive, Newport Beach. Cost is $30 for members and $40 for non.- members. For reservations OI more information, call (213) 3881 0478. 1' I I • • r l· down on some of the most basic -.11 .... of government • ... . •we are becoming 'pothole county,'• Sullivan said. •t realize things are tough in the bankrupt- cy after- math ... but there are basic needs of govern- ment that must be undertak- ~ .. Silva will get another chance to ttebate his ~Weare becoming 'pothole county.' • -DAVE SULLIVAN • t~ow candidates during a forum at noon May 27 at the Mesa Verde Country Club, 3000 Club House Road. The forum is spon- sored by the Rotary Club of Cos- ta Mesa. SCHAFNITZ CONTINUED FROM 1 reportedly has been sold but escrow has not yet closed. The couple's income was not disclosed in the April 30 petition for dissolution of their marriage. Matthew Scbafnitz. who lS a partner m Laguna Niguel-based Brakke-Schafnitz Insurance Bro- kers Inc., filed for separation on the same day his wife was arrested in Tustin by an under- cover police officer for selling a half-ounce of cocaine. Police found an unloaded .38-caliber handgun m the trunk of he r Mercedes. Tina Schafnitz pleaded guilty to three felony counts and was sentenced to serve 10 months in county jail and placed on three years probation. She is serving her sentence at the James A. Musick facility in Irvine. a mini- mum-security jail for women. YOUR #1 Rll IBIVICl PRINT C80BI CLASS CONTINUED FROM 1 . rated sitcom •Seinfeld" much? • A group of Newport Harbor High School sophomores tbinb so. A product Q( the '80s, "Sein- feld• maintained its tenacious hold on faithful viewen, but among th& five members of the Daily Pilot's CJasa of 2000 -eight students from Newport .Harbor High who the paper bu fol- lowed stnoe their freshman year-it's bad a hard ·t t m e keeping pace with the hi- jinks of -... ....... ~Jerry Milan Rousset Springer youthful appeaJ Five." and the of "Party of Of the students who watched the last episode, ~ne, 16-year-old Sean Rorden, watched the show on a regular basis. AlS ASSOOATION ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic Lateral Scle- rosis Association, Orange County Chapter, needs many volunteers. For information, call the chapter office at 375-1922. AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society seeks office volunteers. The soci~ ety is also seeking volunteers to A 0111 ato, cenllr tor all yOtlr lt'9 • ._. ......_ •-. _. ....... printl .. , conlat IDd FllblC llHdl. ,_ ....,_ ........ ,_ ... ._ ...... 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And the ending didn't show every week and that his make a splash either. favorite episode was the classic •ne last episode wasn't as •backward• episode. good as I expected it would be,• But when it came to ending the he said. •1t was kind of boring, but show's nine-year teievi-there were still some sion reign in a jail cell? funny parts. It wasn't •1 personally thought worth all the hype." it was a pretty weak Milan Roussett, ending," Rorden said. whose favorite shows , "But they did leave you include "I Love Lu- thinking that 'Seinfeld' cy• and •Gilligan's might come back on the Island," said he had air in a year." watched the show Cameron Sinclair, only once before. 16, another Kramer The 16-year-old's fan who only watches lack of interest .. when I have time, wasn't because of a which isn't very generation gap. often," said •Sein-,___,....,,....,.r.;.;;;-.......i.....J "I think the show feld" didn't make the Alison Arnold was all right," Milan said. •aut it might have been bet- ter U I had seen it before." "Gilligan's Island" and "I Love Lucy" also were among 16-year- old Kristin Marie Sitzer's favorite shows. And "Seinfeld"? "I've seert it twice,• she said. But Sitzer did enjoy the last episode. • 1t was very funny, but the end could h~ve. been better," she said. "'Ille trial was hilarious, The wit- nesse5 were a great touch.• For 16-year-old Alison Amo the final episode was the f episode she ever sat through. favorite shows are • Je Springer," ·1th Heaven,· "M sha," •00210• and "Party of Fiv But judging by what she saw the last episode, she may st watching "Seinfeld" reruns . "You can tell that it is delini ly a funny show just by the o that I saw," she said. volunteer diredory answer calls for the unit's Helpline lnfoE:enter. For informa- tion on these and other volunteer opportunities, call Lisa Landry at 261-9446. BIG BROTHERS .. a.i SISTERS Men and women ova 20 years old who have lived in Orange County for at least six months and have been on the job for at least three months are needed to serve as big brothers or big sisters for children ages 6 to 16 from single- parenl homes. For info~tion, call 544-7773 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC.. ORANGECOUNTYCOUNOL Volunteer opportunities in- elude fund-raising, program development and training to existing troops and packs. For more information, call Devon Dougherty, 546-4990 . COSTA MESA OVIC PLAYHOUSE · The Costa Mesa Civic Play- house needs volunteers for ush- ering, back stage, mailings, typ- ing, lights and many other duties. Poi: more information, call 650-5269. COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT Police work could be in your future if you're a bilingual senior. The Costa Mesa Police Department is seeking volun- teers ages 55 and older who speak Spanish and English and are willing to wear a uniform. Those interested would help staff the West Side Substation (WSUB) four to eight hours per week and must be able to read and write E11glish. Volunteers will be trained in fingerprinting and computer entry and assist on several cur- rent projects. The WSUB is at 567 W. 18th St. and is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m_. to 4 p.m. Ppr more information, contact Offi- cer Frank Rudisill at 722-6714 or Memie Ellis at 754-5020. DISPUTE RESOLUTION SERVICE Dispute Resolution Servic needs volunteer mediators, c specialists and outreach assis to help in a variety of mediati cases.· Bilingual language s are needed for office voluntee and for mediators. For more inf mation, call 250-0488. FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER This ·state facility in Cos Mesa provides care, treatme and specialized training to in viduals with developmental di abilities. Anyone interested helping to set up fund-raising st lions should contact Ray Sanch at 310-697-1199. PICTURE YOURSELF WITHOUT GLASSES: .. LASER VIS10N CORRECTION" •1 If you wear glasses or contact fenses, even If you have astfgmatfsm. you can now join the mllltons OJ people worid- wlde who have had Laser vtston correctton. Thts scife and ulrtually palnless procedure talcesjust a few minutes and could open your eyes to a new world of clear vtstonl Call your Newport Beach laser spedaltst, Dr. Alexandro ChebU, today for a jre£ consultation or a.free information package wtth convenfent payment options. JUST IMAGINE .THE FREEDOM! " Complimentary Examinations now available Including evenings and Saturdays at 1 Park Plaza, Suite 5, Irvine. CAL,L.J7:14)-833-7184 TODAY L~' ,. .. r .... _ ............................ I ....... ~ e : z EYE-OPENER CdM liasebaU within one gaine below .500 •· Having shown it can test Sea View's elite programs, Newport Harbor enters off-season intent ori ~e continued improvement.· · . By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot J'IEWPORT BEACH -When Corona del Mar Hiffb elected not to field a varsity Softball team thiS spring, it left Newport Harbor as the odd team out. ·,'Newport, the only one of "five Sea ·View ~ds not ranked in the Orange County top 10, 15, however, intent on evening the competitive slate. ; "We want to build this program to where we can compete in this league,• said Sailors first- year coach Frank Talley, who despite a 6-0 sea- son-ending loss to Sea View visitor Irvine Thurs- • day, ap~ to have a foundation in place-for such future construction. ' "We've sl!<>wn we can play defense, but w~ need to work on our hitting in the off-season and develop some pitching," 1alley said. ·we only lose two seniors this year, so we have a good nucleus returning." . The Sailors backed up Talley's defensive praise Thursday when freshman center fielder April Carroll fielded a Oy ball and gunned a run- ner out at the plate b'ying to tag up to end the Irvine fifth. But Talley won1t be content for his players to spend the off-season dwelling on wishful think- ing. Instead, he's hooked them up with travel- ball teams to hone their skills against the kind of competition the Sea View perennially presents. . •Our varsity returners will be playing a good bit of ball during the summer, and we'v~ entered our frosb-sbph team in a summer league at Mil:- llkan High," 1Blley explained. •we want to help the girls coming into the program to develop . Our junior varsity team Ulis year played some decent ball, and we want to get to the point where our lower levels are feeding us varsity players." 1\vo Newport pitchers fed their fielders a stream of playable balls Thursday, but an atypi,.. cat six-error effort allowed the playoff-bound Vaqueros (22-C, ?-2 in league, beading into a night game Thursday against league-lea~ Woodbridge) to cruise, despite managing onfy four hits. . Irvine posted just one·-earned nm. while working out of two jams in the opening two innings to keep Harbor (one bit) at bay. Kyle McNichols and Carroll walked to open the game and advanced to third and second, • SEE SOFTBALL PAGE 8 .. QUOTE OF THE DAY " "MW °""' loee """ .,..... tJrb y«l1: ., ,,,. haN a good~ f'f/tUntbtfJ ... • -NiiWPoRT SOFT'BAl.L OJAOI FRANK TAl.lliY outtbe.eana 1 with a Jou to · • tbehlgb-~· Vaqueros, bat '• their c.'tNda believes tbere'a plenty .• of llgbt at tbe end of tbe tmmeL BRIAN POBUOA I OAl.Y Pl.OT - r--- -------------------------------------------~----------------~-----------~ ,, I l f l ' NACjunio~ dominate at Southwest •~ix of 10 events won by the crew of 55 from the Newport Aquatic Center. L A K E NATOMA -The dominance of junior crew on the West Coast was again evident at Lake Natoma May 8-10 as New- port Aquatic Center's legion of 55 c;ompetitors ~ept to six golds in tO events in a field of 15 clubs. . Among those gilded with gold were the men~ varsity double (Corona del Mar's Robert Ristau and Ron Herrick), the men's var- sity single (Herrick), the men's qovice quadruple sculls (Newport Harbor High's Brian Sweet, Nick P' Antoni, John Robinson and (:ameron Sinclair), the men's t)ltermediate single (Corona del Mars Zander Lanfried, women's 1~ty single (Newport Harbor t119h's Solange Rousset) and the ;lomen's intermediate single ~gn's Kate Mead). . Also medaling were lvka Adams of University High in the lt'omen's intermediate single with ~ silver; Newport Harbor's Brook Jone5 and Lanfried with a bronza ip the men's varsity pairs: and Ristau and Jones in the men's 'fusity quad, who won the Pnze. Ristau and Herrick in the n's double, as well as Roussel in the women's varsity single, ~ed for the National Races r ~ held in the summer. I • CdM's Palmieri, Hoyt ~p riding honors ~-Corona ael Mar !gh's Nicole Palmieri was warded the overall points cham- lonsbtp in the junior varsity jl.uppers class at the year-end Jn,terscholastic Equestrian t.4!ague banquet Monday at Laguna Cliffs Resort in Dana Point. t>almieri also claimed the sea- soq. championship for N jumpers · in table ll-28 and was second in talSle n-2.1. J!nsign Intermediate rider Nicole Hoyt was second in the dv"°all points standings in the jJUlior varalty jumpen class and wae the champion in the N j\llDperl 'labia 11-2.1. I I I I C orona del Mar Hlg~Ertc Wlethom (47) .. congratulated by ...., .. tesMlkeBerpy (WQ ud Matt Thiede followlng his eeconcl .,..bltgger, which wdecl the rival S.OOn 1bunday. At Wt. Newport outnelder Scott Crane goes high,' but Ryan Achterberg . , put enough on It to 'lelld the ball over his outstretched arm. Below, Newport'• Miguel Sandoval slide. Into MCOlld bue safely • tbe ball geb put Corona del Mu'9 Nate Lem.merman (15). -CDM SLUGGER ERIC WIETHORN Sea Kings go yard five times, pound Tars, 14-4; Wiethom does it twice, Achterberg, Thurman, Hood follow suit in mercy killing. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot •• •• I t •• ~ I l •• I ·I I .J. I "" c • ( • c t ' ! t c ~ .. ( l i ~ I I f f f t I , ! I ' I j ' : ' I I , . . --~-·~Jlllf-~, .--.. .,...... .-- ._ -~~"A._7~.~~-'1 ~~! _L ~~/A_-; _ . , DON LEACH I DAllY PllOT Newport Harbor's Amy Murphy was one of several locals pursuing CIF glory at 'lbunday's prelhm. TARAYAO MAKES . . TONIG HT'S FINALS CdM senior is also on two relay qualifiers; Emery, Murphy, both Arrows qualify for tonight's Division I consolations; Div. JI : Mesa's Alastuey, Martinovich dnd O'Brien earn consolation berths on Saturday. BELMONT SHORE -Coro- no cle l Mdr High senfors Kawi- kd TMaydo and Lance Emery WPrf' among the local swim- mPrs who extended their sea- '>Ons Thursday at the CIF Sou them Section Division I Pre- It m inctnes Cll Be lmont Plaza Pool. TMayuo qualified filth in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 22 05, then clocked a time of 15.0.5 in the 100 bdck.stroke, which was ninth-best in the d1v1s10n. The top P1ght quaW1ers swun in the rhampionship finals ton1uht at the same locale. Those qualifying 9-16 will com- pc>tf! in the consolation finals. Emery, the Sea View League champion in the 50 and 100 free <'vents, qualified 10th in the 50 fr0e (22.41). The top quaWier in the 50 lrf'<', Mission Viejo's Allen Ong, touched out at 21.42. Tarayao also joined Emery rrnd fellow Sea Kings Jason Pnw~rs dnd Scott Kramer to qµahl y 12th in the 400 free relay (3:21.54) and 16th in the 200 free relay (1 :32.74). "It was tough for Kawika today, because it seemed like (meet officials) were really rushing through the meet, so Division II could come in behind us," CdM Coach Mike Starkweather said. "Kawika swam th~ 50 free, about mid- way into the meet. then barely had enough time to warm down, before swimming the 200 free relay. Then there was just the breaststroke, before he had to come back in the back- stroke, and the 400 free relay followed right after that.· Starkweather's all-sopho· more 200 medley relay quartet of Omar Kattan (backstroke), Jeramie Rajanawech (breast- stroke), David Fabian (butter- fly) a nd Morgan Johnston (freestyle) posted a time that would have been in the top 16, but was disqualified for starting too soon in one transition. "I think they figured they wouldn't have a chance unless they cut (the transitions) real close, but it turns out they would have qualified," Stark- weather said. Newport Harbor senior Jason Arrow, second in the Sea View League in the 100 breast- stroke, posted a top-16 time Thursday, according to Stark- weather, who said his 1:02 clocking was somewhere on the bubble between the champi- onship and consolation finals. Newport girls standouts Amy Murphy and' Jennifer Arrow are also coming back to compete in the consolation '-o hea,. ~ .. ~'.,. .... ----.. , ~OA .Ji.." , \ .., .... f \ ' • : 0 • \ ,' f A. ' , ' , \ ' ' ' ' Send a photo of you at the " time you delivered the Daily Pilot. What was the newspaper called then? What was the r ' , • finals. Murphy, a sophomore, qualified 12th in the 100 free and 13th in the 200 free, while Jennifer Arros posted the 14th.- best time in the 100 breast- stroke. CdM freshman Lauren Pow- ers was the lone competitor for the Sea King girls, but she failed to advance in the 50 free and the 100 fly. For Costa Mesa's girls, senior Allison Alastuey qualified for the Division n consolations in the 100 back and 500 freet whlle teammate Wendy Marti- novich advanced in the 100 breast. 'Alastuey finished 11th in the 100 back (1 :02.5) and 13th in the 500 free (5:24.62), while Martinovtch was 11th in the 100 breast (1:11.14). For Mesa's boys, P.J. O'Brien qualified for the consolations in the 200 free (1:47). The CIF Division a finals and consola- tions are Saturday at Belmont Plaza. - B .• Send a recent .photo of yourself and tell us what you're doing now and --..~:tHHl~W Gld were you? What ~ -....--:,~.-.-, •=..t' -• -•, T ---=.... ....==-----..... ~ , ... , --·. · .... _. .... .. ...:...._~~-· -~ ··-~·. . . \-.. •Mesa.poundS 1..4~ Beach, 12-1, keeps CIF Playoff hopes alive. LAGUNA BEACH -Com· Mesa High's Julie Collett went 3 for 4 with three nms scored, three stolen bases and two RBI, and Mustang right-hander Kristin Chisholm spun a . lour-hitter, as the Mustangs stayed in the play- off hunt with a Pabfic Coast League mercy-rule softball victo- ry , C?ver host Laguna Beach on ThUrsday, 12-1. The Mustangs (7-14, 4~5 in PCL), who face Laguna Hills today at home, are ~till alive in the race for third place. Mesa Coach Jim Weeks said h1s team would be a force if it reached the postseason, because it plays in CIP Southern Section Division IV. In their win over Laguna Beach, the Mustangs scored five runs in the first and fourth inrlings. They collected only eight hits, but the Artists (0· 10 in PCL) made four errors. The Mustangs have won four of their last five games, losing only to Aliso Niguel. Chisholm, 7-12, struck out four and walked one in five innings. Mesa third baseman Michelle Nguyen went 2 for 2 with an RBI. MCFIC COAST LEAGUE CosTA M ESA 12, LAGUNA 8EAot 1 Costa Mesa 510 51 • 12 8 1 Laguna Beach 001 00 -1 4 4 Chisholm and Christiansen; Davidson and Halzarian. W ·Chisholm, 7-12. L -Davidson. 28 · Collett (CM). SOFTBALL CONTINUED FROM 7 respectively, on a one-out groundout. But Irvine starter Kari Singley induced an inning-end- ing groundout to maintain the scoreless tie. After Irvine opened the scoring in the second, a walk to McNi- chols (one of the team's seniors), a hit batsman and a single by fresh- man catcher Lisa Huntington loaded the bases with no outs. Bot a tailor-made' one-hopper back to the pitcher triggered a 1- 2-3 double play and a groundout ended the threat. Harbor went d9wn in order. the remaining four innings to finish the season 8-13, 2-8 in league, including a pair of forfeits courtesy of CdM. IRVINB -An uneamed nm in OU! 91xtb gave University High a 2·0 lead over Pac1fic Coa1t League so(tball visitor Estancia Thursday and the n ojan.s left the potential tying run a\ third to cut short an Eagle rally in a 2-1 ~. Estancia's Stephanie Danner walked to open t.be seventh and advanced to second on a ground· out. SJle went to third on a single by Llsa St~eld and Steinfeld stole second to put the, trying run· in scoring position. Joanna Danner, who fanned eight and allowed just three hits in the pitching circle, singled to plate her sist.er to halve the deficit, leaving runners at the cor- ners. But that was all the Eagles could muster as the nojans (9-14, 5-4 in league) retained their one· game lead ove r Costa Mesa for the league's third guaranteed spot in the CIP playoffs. Cari Fricker had a triple and two RBI and Debbie Wyman a double and two RBI to highlight Wednesday's triumph, in which Joanna Danner, a freshman, fanned eight to earn her fifth win of the campaign. MOFIC COAST LI.AGUE lJNMarTv 2, ESTANCIA 1 Estancia • 000 000 1 -1 3 1 University 000 01 1 x · 2 3 0 Danner and cachola; Waldman and Scarborough. W -Waldman, 7-8. L · Danner; 5-9. 38 -Scarborough (U). Substantiating the theme of optimism, Talley believes the eight league defeats were not without moral victories. "Outside of the first two league games, our worst loss bas been 8-0," he said. •And most of our games have been 0-0 through four and even five innings.• Talley said the presence of assistants Jess Martinson and Mike Mullen, the latter 'the for- mer head coach, will also help the push for improvement, a~ will part-time pitching tutorials by Newport ·counselor Mary Lackey. SEA WW LEAGUI lfMNI 6, NEWPORT HAMOfl 0 Irvine 010 122 0 -6 4 0 Newport Harbor 000 000 0 • 0 1 6 Singley, Horrlck (3), Singley (7) and Habiger; Kinsey, Urban (6) and Huntington. W -Singley. L • Kinsey. 28 · Nakabayashi (I), Leyden (I). lOGAY ........ It ~='.:.;,~r' ~ '"" td ....... UfWwllty. J:t p.m. ........ 11.. HIQh ~ • &&.ncla at UgUM u II J a.a(h. J;t 5 p,m.; LlgUN Hiiis .. U at Costa Mesi, 3:15 p.m. .,..=~and -Of ~ I flNls It Belmont Pine, .,,, 6:30p.m. • ¥0•.,..., . High $(hoot boys · OF Pla~. '••'J first round: Dlvisfon I· University • ~ at Newport Harbot, 7 p.m.; OM$loo •• ; Ill • Brednn Christian at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m.; Valley Chrlstlah at Costa ~ ~. 7:30 p,m. •• • 'INdr Ind field J •u Cctnv"nunlty college -Orange COM\ , •. at st.ta.Meet. Cerrlte>S College, 9 a.m. · High $dlOol t>oys and glrh • CIF Division Ill Prellms at Veterans Stadium. Long Beach, first field event at 4, first running event at 5 (Estancia and Costa Mesa). DEEP ~EA THUltSDAY'S COUNTS • Newport Undlng -3 boats, 46 anglers. 2 yellowtall, 37 calTco bass, 1 white sea bass, 2 barracuda, 3 bonito, 8 san.d bass, 1 halibut, 3 rockflsh, 2 sheephead, 1 perch, 18 madterel,.1 black se• bass .- (released). • D.,,.Y. Lodler -5 boats, 73 an~lers. 506 barracuda, 30 caltco bass. 14 sand bass, 48 sculpin, 4 sheephead, 16 rockflsh, 49 whitefish, 1 halibut. Jn BalOOa Vacant Qe&auranl 2 Lol.s, 5300 ~· fl Buildin& Constructed in 1~. oold • As ls." All Qe&aumnl Equipmenl etc .... A Great Buy! $749,0CO P IL ' . ~'I Newport Beach 25th Annual California Sune *I : ""' !::=1ed byte ..... .......... ~ a IOlo JloDa ~"t~ CoroDa del Mar11atl.l'lday al9ea'Doon. lt~'t eDOUGht bowever,u tbe bostSea KJ,apwere therulen oftbe fogr..bagger. 00Nl£ACH /DALY Pl.OT BASEBALL CONTINUED FROM 7 Matt 'Thiede had a scoring fly ball to left field which provided the inning's second out with only two runs having crossed the plate. But the Sea Kings· kept the inning alive with three home ~. two walks and a single. Emme gathered his team in front of the dugout at the end of the raid and explained: "Have class. Don't be laughing. We don't ~ant to wake them up. We have to play them again (today).• • CdM had a chance to end the game after 4112 innings, but Emme pulled Sea King starter Ty tlarper and the bullpen couldn't tM>ld a 12·1 lead. • Josh Guesman singled with fwo outs in the fifth inning to keep the Sailors' hopes alive, then Newport leadoff hitter Sean P'Donnell crushed a two-run home run to center field, the Achterberg Thurman squad's second round-tripper or the game. Newport catcher Char- 1ie Waite, a hot hitter of late, hit a solo homer in the second, his fifth of the season. Cd.M went through two reliev- ers before Harper was beckoned back to the mound with the bases full and a 3-and-O count on Scott Crane. Harper, who gave up only three hits in 4 1/3 innings, fired two fastballs over the plate to work the count full against Crane, then coaxed Crane into an inning-ending pop-up to second. Needing to score twice in the Hood fifth to end the game in a mercy rule, Harper was hit by a pitch . and moved to sec- ond on a wild pitch, then with two outs, Wiethorn smashed his second homer of the game on a 3- and-2 pitch. •1 was surprised I got a pitch to drive,· Wiethom said. CdM has won three straight games. SIA VIEW LEAGUE ~DB.MM14 NIWPOllT~4 Newport Harbor 010 03 -4 5 1 Corona del Mar 408 02 · 14 11 1 Langsdorl, Rorden (5), Jacobs (5) and Waite; Harper, Phillips (5), Appl~bee (5). Harper (5) and Hatfield. W • Harper; 2·2. l -Langsdorf. 28 • Sandoval (NH), Wiethom (CdM). HR -Waite (NH), O'Donnell (NH), Wiethorn (CdM) 2, Thurman (CdM), Achterberg (CdM), Hood (CdM). PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES lhw .,cl.1y" "' ,,,, .. , l11d,ty •, CJ·'"""· I l I ', I L---------------------~ ~---------------------, ,I .-...;;__.._, : I I ~~lll:tlilll~~if.~~! ·s .mt.• M .11q.111t.1 (19 r,i 11 3 ... _-.. . ·. ,;-, ... ., .U_,. Co1on.i d1•I M .1r (11 11) 4 10 ~· --' -··----~ .. ~,Ii.:.. j ••Cinched league~ , • Olnttled OF Playoffs berth CdM 14 .... 'PDft twt.ar4 El Toro 9. Santa Margarita 8 ~ne4 ltvlne 3, idge 0 Tocl.1y \ CJ·""'·. ( J 1 '>} CdM • Newport Hatbor Santa Margarita at El Toro ~ Mla&Mt---> I I I I I I I I I I I I L---------------------~ FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1991 Mesa falls, 14-7 •Laguna Beach scores seven runs in the seventh inning to break it open. COSIAME$A -In their final baseball g~ of the seuon, Costa Mesa High's Mustangs ralli~ for five runs in the botU>m of the sixth inning to tie visiting Laguna Beach, but the Artists scored Gallacher seven in the sev- enth to defeat the Mustangs, 14-7, m Pacific Coast League acbon Thurs- day. •That's kind of the wdy lhmgs have gone all season.· Sclld Mesa Coach Kirk 8auerme1Ste r, whose squad 12-21 , 1-14 in PCL) lost all three games this season dgamst Laguna Beach by a combined score of 47-16. In Thursday's setback. the Artl!>Ls roped five straight tuts to start the . seventh inning agaJnst Must40g l rWtt-ha.nder Scott Smith, wbo·sut-: f(fed the loss. ,, i In Meso 's 5ixth. Nick Lambe.rt doubled home two runs with, nobody out, then following a stn.gl8 and a walk to load the bases, Mesa' I Ben Felter drove in two more runs with a single. Ryan Gallach r capped the rally with a squeezP bunt that scored Chns DeSandro. Gallacher (2 for 3), OeSandro (2 for 3) and Brian Montoya (2 for 5) each had two hits for the Mustangs. Rob Gloster, Jim Herzog, OeSandro , and Lambert all hit doubles for tJ"Wl hosts. I Smith has committed to play next sedSon at Claremont College in the Southern CaWorma lntercolleguste Athletic Conference. MOACCOAST~ LAGUNA 8uo4 14, CosTA MESA 7 Laguna Beach 110 OSO 7 -14 15 2 Costa Mesa 000 115 0 • 7 10 2 Grant. Barry (6), Johnson (6) and Mulvaney; Smith, Little (7) and Herzog. W • Johnson. l · Smith. 2B · Whitney (LB). Musacco (LB), Gloster (CM), DeSandro (CM), Herzog (CM), Lambert (CM). HR -Musacco (LB), Johnsoo (LB). UNI TOPS EAGLES, 8-3 Burciaga's home run goes for naught as University bounces back with four in the fifth inning to put the game away. COSTA MESA -Miguel Burc1a· ga's second home run, his flI'St of the Pacific Coast League campa ign. pulled the Estancia Hig h baseball team even Wlth one swmg i.n the first inning, but the VlSitors from University went on to post an 8-3 tn- umph Thursday. Buroaga's blast, pulled over the nght·field fence, followed a teadoff single and stolen base by Long Nguyen to get the Eagles even. The deadlock conUnued into the flfth. Uni , however. posted four runs to tc:1ke control and improve to 15-10, 8-6 in league. Nguyen doubled in a run m the fourth and hnished 2 for 3, while J .O. Willey was dlso 2 for 3 for the Edgles Matt Mueller rounded out Estd.Oo d's six-tut dttack. The Eagles (4-18, 3-1 l ) dose out the Cd.Inpaign today at ~ruversity. 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CA 82848 Or•"" c nty on 4-!M8 '.'J' ·.., • 1t duct9d by: 1n lndlvld.,al _. --Tammy Lynn Rael 1101 -··• ou Inti, (CA), 4 C1mpu1, Flotltlou• •ualneH PlcUlloua a..ttlneH H1v• you ttlr'lad doing dlr fOr CMlt ( Ill._ Hunlington St, 15; Hun-tH80754400, Suile 411, Newpott Beach, N•meltalement N•m•SlatenMnt Flctltlou••u•IMU buslntllytt?S/11/98 llmed .... lnllWMmonev ~-=--"' "" -. ...-- MQton Beach, CA 92848 Dalty Piiot May 1, 8, 15, CA 92660 Th• following person• .,. Th• lollowtng J*10n1 .,, NaftM ltat•m•nl Denni• L. Atnd• d .. u.... ---~ .. ~~ Victoria Mar .. Rael, 1701 22, 1998 F040 Thi• bu~ln1u 11 con· dOlng txi•lnn• u ; doing txi.lntH u : Th• following p.r1on11rt Thi• statement w11 filtd ltFI, tlle Md'.._.. a-::'lnllrett~· 'k• Hun!lngton St., 1115, Hun-• PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by .• corporation Cltadtl Bancorp, 3822 Creeling Edin. 3 CMc doing butlntH ••: With lh9 County Clark of W,.. IO erid now 1"611 -• r· Mlee .. U!l'}lon Biacn CA 92848 H•v• you ltal1ed dOlng C1mpu1 Dr. Sit. 220, Plaza Newport Be1ch CA Wttl COatt Sedan s .... Orange County on 5-12..ff WMllr .... Dltd ot 1'NIC" In ZR Th11 bualni11 11 oon-FlclltlOU98u1l1M.. bU1lf1t11 yet? Vt1, Ftb. I, Newpott8each,CA92860 92iid • vie•, 1219 e. 17th St .. tHll718S2t blWOl*tY ....... lntlMd It ducitd by: • general part· Name ltatem•nt 1:;:~k1tump Holdl~• Inc CRogtr Lockh•srt, 3822 Lelli• O'DoMtll, 3 Civic !2\0o~· Sant• Ana, CA Dally PllOI May 15 22 2t CoAirf'!.-nl ~ ~!*! H ·~ nershlp Th f 11 1 · ., ampu1 Dr., 11. 220, Plall. Newpott Beach CA " J ' ' • as: ""'mof9 •-7 --· · Have you •tarted doing • o ow ng Pl!'°"' are NeU Brandom, Pin tnt Newport Stach, CA 92660 92660 • Kl•u• Joachim Clealtwlc:t, une 6, 1"8 F082 In b above ,.,..,._. 11Y ~ In buslnest yet? No dtvngye~'::~':9'~,:-:· Internet Ti~' 1~tatecmentty wCul :1~ Thi• buelntu I• con-Thi• buelneu 11 con-1219 E. 17th St., 11'102, PUBUC NOTICE Deld al lNlL • ~ Ml . of~ Tammy Aatl w • oun er o ducted by: an Individual ducted by· an tndMduaJ Santa Ana, CA 92701 aon NOOldld DlcMIMf I , ~ Thia aiatim•rf wae flied ~o., ~~61 2r,11w'7•'i" Orang• County on 4-2t·88 Have you 1tar11d ctolng H•v• you itarwd doing Thi• bu1lnt11 I• con-F1ot11Jou• Bueln•H 1• • Doa"'*" Na. Mo • COlll with lh• County Clerk of ,t;··cA ~683 • 11 m n· 19888750'92 butlMU yet? No butlntH yet? No ductAtd by: an lndMdual Na~ ltawment ~ lha ..,.. -. ... i Orang• County on 4·9-1118 Michael Vlnh Tran 9421 Dally Piiot Apr. 24, May 1, Rog., Lo<:kh1rt Lltllt O'Donnell Have you atart•d doing Tht followtng pereon1 are dreM ot atfw common ~of 19988755114 WedgtwoOd Lln9,. Wtal· 8, 15, 1998 F014 Th!I atlttment WU flied Thia 1tltt1Mnt WH fifed bU•lneH ytt? Ytl, 4-17·98 doing bUtlMll ••: *"'""°'" II 9'y, al the is Newport Beach.Coeta mintier, CA 82683 with the County Cl.,k of with th• County Clerk of W,~~ t.~~;~:,c1:~:'4i~!d lnttractlv• Innovation•, ::W ~ ~ 1 .. Masa Dally Piiot May 8, 15, Manh Thu Nguyen. 15336 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange Coun~ on 5-05-98 Orang• County on 4-08-88 wfth tht County Cl.,k of 811 4ttlapur, Corona del M1 Cc*ln~~ :'ttl 22 29 1998 f068 AYlt Ave., Liiwndale, CA Flctltlou1 BuslnHs 1988STIT581 tt980714871 Oranne County on 5-12·98 MRar. CA 82825 IMch,CAa.I l#ff#CMf-tee1'1 'Jll:m · • 90260 1 Newport Buch.Co1t1 Newport Beach.Coat a • ob9rt Telton, 611 Larks-ON-10 n. ' liclr* Tn slle PUBLIC NOTICE J"'' d bu11n111 11 con-Th:1::win':~~~~! are Miu Dally Piiot May 8, 15. M•H Dally Pilot May 8, 15, 1~~:~~:i8~:V315 22 29 g~~·25Corol)a del Mar, CA ll'Ullai chc8lrna "":/ ira.. ~~ ~ . Flctltloua BualnH• ~~~Ip by: a general part· doing butln•H 11: 22, 28, 1998 F058 22, 28, 1998 F064 June 5, 1998 • FOM Thi• bu1lne11 la con· ~ '°' ~ lucmuec:tnHI d roni'"ln~ Nam• Statement Have you 1tart1d doing 1Bi,gc~':~~nTb'R!! s~=: PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE dHuc:t«i by: an tncJlvldua1 = =::: ~ "fnistee ' no "' lollowiOQ .,._, w• ., • .,,.yo~ Yoo. 3/231911 B h C Iii I '" you '""°" dol"ll --n,, ,;aj ~· dol f19 buslneu at: MlchHI Vlnh Tran ~6:io uc · a orn • Fictitious BualnHs Flctltlou• 8ualn•H bualn111 ytt? No lrftOUnl d tM ur.-s bll-ll~l 6' ocean Blue Pool & Spa Thi• atatemlflt was flied Nam• Statement Nam• Statement Flctlllous Bueln•H Robert Ttlaon anCll al u. ~ ... QChe< ~ Service. 2141 Santa Ana with the County Clttk of c~r~'u'ne c~!!'P~~J .. ~~· Thi fOllowlng p.r1on1 are Th• following p.r1on1 are Nam• ltat•menl Thi• .iattmen1 w11 llltd and by the~ to bt ~ jlboYe • ~ Ave.. Coata Meu. CA Orange County on 4-01-98 CA 92660 · • doing buslntH as: doing bu1lnt11 1t: Th• following pereon• ,,. with tht County Cl•rk of IOld and r...._. ...,_ ~: 210 .U. 92627 19880714102 Thi• butlnen It con· STERLING PROPERTIES. Budg .. UphOltttry, 1300-C doing butlne1111: Orange County on 5·12-98 rMlild COlll. ..... and ~1--.+vls G1orgt Howard Waale 111, Dally Piiot May 1, 8, 15, ducted by· an lndlvlduaf 1427 Rfgatta Rd,, Laguna E. Wllthlrt Ave., Senta Heavenly Touch, 7<le Jolltt t 9988758310 .,.,,.IClltl·ll ... time d the .,.rPbM,~ 1 <'14t Santa Ana Ave., 22. 1988 F042 Have yo~ •tarted dOlng Beach, <:A 92851 Ana, CA 92705. Ave.. #A, Huntington Oatly Piiot May 15, 22, 29. lnlill peltlllcellon d the a 1 Co111Mtsa,CA92627 buelnn• tt?Vu 1984 Gina Mead, 1427 Regatta Robert D. Rodr!Quez, 1250 Btach,CA92848 June5, 1988 . F087 Nalcld...,llt:2A1,1t1A of rust Alexandra Weate. 2141 PUBLIC NOTICE RoH l. dast · Rd., Laguna Beach. CA Milton #17, Wfilttler, CA J1m11 Davia. 706 Jollel In ~ tD Clllfl, Che e ses lhe stle Santa Ana Ave., Co11a Thie itatement wH flied 82651 90802·1344 Ave., f/A, Huntington P. C NOTICE TNtitM wft acc..,e a calh-, O · 24, Meaa, CA 92827 Flctltlou1 Bualneu with the County Clerk of Thi• bu1ln111 11 con· Thi• bu1ln111 It con· Beach, CA 92848 llf'• diedl d,_ on a -. ia wtY: This buslnu1 11 con-Nam• Stat•m•nt ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an Individual Thie bu1ln111 I• con· Fl It ut 811•lf?eU O/t Nlllonlt btnk, a dtldl arice Slld ducted ,by: husband and The following persona are Oranga County on 6-05-88 Have you •tarted doing Havt you 1tarted doing ducted by: an lndlvfdual Na e Stat•m•nt dr-by a ...,.. or fadanll Trustee,. wifw doing bualntll as: t9980757580 bu1l111H yet? V11, 5/1/98 butlnHI yet? No Have you 1tarttd doing Thi fol wing perton1 are aldl union °' a d'9dl • Va r-ent O Have you 1tartld doing ANS INTERNATIONAL, Newport Beach.Cotta Gina Mead Roberto. Rodriguez bUslntll yet? Vt1, Novem· doing bu ln111 aa: drMn by 1 ma Of ftdtnll Trus~ 11 '.I butineH yet? Y11, 4·13·98 9560 Warner Ave., 1250, Mffl Dally Piiot May 8, 15, Thlt ttltament waa fifed Thlt llallmant WH filed ber 1, 1983 M.B. PRINTING, 1001 W. 11Y1nga and 1oen aaocla-North1""118• 91 " Alexandra Waal• Fountain vaney, CA 82708 ~. 29, 1998 F059 with the County Clerk ot with Iha County Clerk of Jam11 Davie 17th St., Sit. F, Coala Uon, uWiga atecclltlcHI or ~Number: (916) Thi• statement was filed Applled Nutrac1ut1c1t Orange County on 5-05-98 Orange county on 4-08-98 Thi• etatement wa.1 flied MMa, CA 92827 uv1ng1 '-"' lpCllld In • with the County Clerk ol Technologle1, (CA). 8550 PUBLIC NOTICE 19980717583 19988754994 with lhl County Clerk of H•ltn E. Henderson, 100t leetl0nf1G2da.~ : 1/98, 05l08/98, Orange County on 4-21-98 Warner Ave .. #250, Foun-Fl tltl 8 1 Newport Beach·Coata Newport Buch.Cott• Orange County on 5·12·98 W. 17th St., Ste. F .. Colta 'Code and Mlltatad lo do t: 95 1998S750t93 taln Valley, CA 92708 o oua ua nHa Mesi Dally Piiot May 8 15 Meaa Dall Piiot Ma 6 15 19980758298 Mesa, CA 92827 ~lnlNI ...... In.. S1 1 Dally Pilot Apr. 24 May 1 Thi• bualnut I• con· ThNafmll• •, tat•m•nt 22 28 1998 Foei 22 28 1,!8 Y Foes' Dally Piiot May 15, 22, 29, Thi• bu1ln•H I• con· .wnl....,atfw...,,cuh · • dueled by: a corporation • o owng p.r1on1 are • • • • .,.. June 5 1998 F079 duct9d by: an lndlvldu1I 11~a.Tru11111ern-v --------- 8. 15. 1998 Fo18 Have you started doing doing busln•H 11: • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE . Have you llarted doing welltlDidtt;tttawQdlle PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE bualnet1 yet? No Nlghlllft Software, 1011 PUBLIC NOTICE buelneu yet? No nu.e.'• o..d unt1 t\lnda -------- ---------• Applled Nutraceutlcal Brloto Drive, Suitt 110, Flclltloua 8u1lne1s Flctltlou1 BualneH Htftn E. Htnderaon btclome awllMI '° Che Flctltloua BualneH Technologles. Arturo Eliat. Colt• MeH, CA 92627 NenM lt•t•m•nt Na~ Statem•nl Fictitious BuslneH Thi• 1tat1mtnt w11 (lltd P8)19e °" •*'-• • CHSl5U4ll Nam• l1atement Prttldent Blznlz Software Inc., k°E), The follOWlng per1on1 are The fotlowtng ptreona art Nem• ltat•ment with the County Clark of mllllla'alrtght. llld'*wll PROf'OlTY AM> The lollowlng persona are Thi• 1ta1emen1 wae flled ~~h1 ~rlo~o ~Ive, ~1! doing bu1ln111 u : doing butlntH ae: The followlng person•,,. Orange County on 5-12·98 bt made, bu1 wtltio&.t cov. .~~- doing butlneH u : with the County Clerk of · 0 • • eea, Olrect Media AdYel1lalng, Crystal Cavt, 881 Baker doing busln111 aa: 19980758322 Mnt Of WllftW'lty. .....-cl ·-----,._ Real E1t1t1 A11111 Man· Orange County on 5·06-98 9f~1'f butlneu It con-5000 Birch St., IP4000, St., IA-16. Costa Meae, CA A 0 M INTERNATIONAL, Deify Pilot May 15, 22. 29. or tmpled, regarding 1llle, ~AL aTA~- agement, 3600 Seabreeze 11J98S707008 ducted by: 1 corporation Newport 6t1ch, CA 821160 92826 18 KamaJi Court, Newport June 5, 1988 F081 ,.._.,., °' ..cum-Yw ~=· •• a1• Lane, Corona def Mar, CA Newport euch·Cotta Havt you etarttd doing Janet G1n11eh, 5000 Birch Karen Dorla Tate, 74t7 El Beach, CA 82&e3 ---lnncel. to UUlfV b ft. PKiflc EtiQI• lnauranca 92625 Meaa Dally Pilot May 8, 15, bUIHlffl yet? YH 5-1-98 St .• 14000, Newport Beach, Campo Circle. Buena Park, Federico F. Bayton, Jr., PUBLIC NOTICE ........ aecurm by Mid Compeny Sharon E. Schoneberger, 22 29 1998 F 58 SI I Soll 1 • Ell CA 92660 CA 90620 400 N. Stn M1rlno, San DMd, adlltncet tlweunc* N Be h Calil n1 3600 SaabrHz• Line, Co-• · 0 beff: ~. Par~~·P,:ident r.a-Thi• bu~lnt11 11 con-Thi• bualntu I• con-Gabriel, CA 9t775 F1Nctltlou1s B1u11ne.. WWI ,,__ • ~ r~-:r0~,.,:.;. .. 0 :.,:: rona dai Mar, CA 9282.6 PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• ttatenw~t wae llltd ducted by. an Individual ducted by: an lndlvldu11 Thi• bu1ln111 11 eon· am• It •m•nt ttw*n, and b w!plid t41,lil84,366 Albtft Q . S.;honabtrgtr II, --with the COunty Clerk of Have you •tarted doing Have you 1tarted doing ducted by: an Individual T~ following per1on1 art ~ b1111nc1 da. noet T 0 1 • 1 t 1 • b 111t1 • 1 : PUBLIC NOTlCE .. 3600 StabfHze Lln9. Co-Flctltloua BualnH• butlnt11 ytt? No bulinlH yet? VII 1·2·88 Have you 1tarttd doing doing butlotu at: ...,... by aM1 deed ¥Alt t34 218 479 rona def M1t, CA 92625 Nam• Stat•menl Orange County on 5·12·98 Jantt Gtnt1ch t<artn D. Tate ' buslntH yet? Ytl, Aprll 1, SUMMIT ELECTRIC·AIR, 6 ..,..,... ....... u PfOVldld Aoo;•o•t• write·lnt for 1---------1 Thi• butlneu 11 con-The following peraont art 19989758295 ":hit 1tat1ment wit flied Thi• 1tat11Mnt wit filed 1998 Va11no, Foothlll Ranch, CA In.-Noel,.._, ctmDM epecial eurplu• funda: tO SELL ducted by: hut.band and doing butln•H u : Diiiy Pilot May 15, 22, 28, wilh the County Clerk of with the County Clerk of Federico F. Baylon. Jr. 9261 O Ind ...,.._ al h .-.. C • p i t • I S t o c II • : wife BEACH CITIES BOBCAT, Junt 5, 1994 F080 Orange County on 5-05.ff Orange County on 5-11·98 Thie 1ta1tmtnt was filed David W. Rltchl•, 8 Ve· tnd db trultt CNllld ~ U ,600,000 Have you •tart•d doing 760 Tu1tln Avenue, N-· PUBLIC NOTICE 1ff80757005 1&9807158179 with tht County Clerk of reno, Foothlll Ranch, CA u6d o..d d 'hUlt. i::i.t: Aoo,.o•t• writ•·itl• for your Mme . bualntll yet? No port 8Hch, CA.82863 Newport Beach.Coetl Newport 8uch·Co1t1 Orang• County on 5-12·98 92610 =· ,. Wltll & ~ other th•n •PMl•I turplut thtOUQh Classified Shaton E. SchOneberger Don Tremaine Smith 111 1999•7•9320 Thi• bu1lnt1t 11 con· · at..reo.po.111o1,fNe fund1: to ___ ..;;... ____ _ Thi• 1talement Wll filed 760 Tustin Avenue New: FlcUtlo119 Bualne.. M•H Dally Piiot May e. 15, Mita Dally PUot May 15, v v duet1d by: an lndMdual & ,,..., • '---Corpo-Sutpl1.11 notH: to with the County Clerk ol port Beach, CA 92&63 Name Stat•ment 22, 28, 1998 F054 22, 28, June 5, 1998 F075 Daily Pilot May 15, 22, 29, Have you 1tat1td doing rlllon. u TNllM, 9y. llncly Oro11peld·lnandcont/lbut· Or1ng1 County on 5-12-98 Thll bu1ln111 la con-Tha followtng PlflO'l• trt PUBLIC NOtlC! p11•1LIC NOTICE June 5, 1998 F083 bu1ln111 yet? Y11, 3/l 1/9t ~ ~ Ille ed ewptue: U,600,000 19980758314 ducted by· an lntsMdual doing buslnt11 H : · 'V David W. Ritchie °""*• Wdl & fUdwda. a Vn•ulelnedfund•l•urpluif: 0 lly Pilot M y 15 22 29 Th• rtglsirant commenced Balboa Corporall Travel, FlctltlCKls •u•IMH Flctltloua llutlneH PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• etattment wu filtd LllWCorpofldlfn,_WOI& U .764.877 Ju~• 5, 1998 a . i=oee to traneact bulinfft under ;:: B~~:~·. ~~';i:, New· NalM llal•m9nl HUM l18tement Flctltlows Buslneu with tht County Clerk ol .,...,, a Law Oofpcw..,.., ~":!~' .~~ 7:J~; policy· the flctllloua bu1lnt11 Tht S oectlc1 G oup Inc Tht followtng pereon1 are The following perton1 at• Nam• Sttft•m•nt Orange County on 5-12·011 11 COlpO!* "1llla Drive. Income for the year: PUBLIC NOTICE name or namea llll•d on: (CA), reoo Ouall.r Newport doing butlntU u : doing buslntll u: Th• fOllOWlng per1on1 .,. 19988718313 ~ 8aKtl,::. = •12.240, 153 . 4/5/93 Beach CA 82660 I) Trantlormar lndUllry. bl EDF AHOClatet 2815 doing bu•lntll ... Dally Pilot May t5. 22, 28, ::..,~~ 1721 Oltbu11tmen11forthe Y•tr: ~ Mof1uaJY Flctltlou••ualnHs ~Tft!~lth,1:1 Ill Thi• 'builntn 1, con· Traneo,2985M1ndoza Dr., Rtdh111Avtnue,SulieF250. Ouk• R11t1urent.Conault· JuneS,1998 F090 WOU''&~-. A t14,128.620 Chapel•Ct.m.'°'Y Name ltat•nMnt with• th cm•nty w~~ k ·~ ducted by: a corporation ,0, Colla M111, CA 82628 C.Olla MtH, CA 92828 Ing, 2109 l<tlttln Ln .. Co•ta PUBLIC NOTICE CBT ~ AT· We har~bv cer1ify that the The followtng peraon. art • oun •r o Have you •tarted doing Thanh Thi lA. 2985 Men-Eric 0111 Floyd, 248 Me11 CA 92827 TElll"INO TO cou.ecr A above item• •r• In eecor-3600 Pacific V'9w DrtWtl doing bUtintH 11: Orange COunty on 5-12-98 doze Or., ID, Co1ta Miu, Broadway, Cotta M111, CA Btllnda Duke, 2189 Kr1ttln Fl tit~ a ti amt' /lll'f ~ denc• with the Annuel N9wpof1 BNd\ SEAGULL DESKTOP PUB-t988075832S CA 921128 92827 Ln Costa Mtaa CA 82t27 o ua u n•s• 0STM.D WU. • Wll> St•lamant for the yH r .... 1700 LISHING, 815 SHgull Newport Beach.Cotti On the move? Thi• t1u11n111 ,, COi). Thi• bu1lnt1t I• con-Th'I• bu1lnt1i II con-Nam• ltal•menl flOA 114AT ~ •nd•dD•c•mb•r31. 1H7. ~==~=·===·=~'11 Lane, !P0202, New Mtaa Dally Piiot May 15 ducted by: an lndlvldull ducted by: an lndMdual dUC1td by· an lndlvtdual The following Plrtona llfl ........ ---_..I, med• to the lnturtnee f Beach CA 92883 • S II -· doing bu•lnen at: __.,_ -.,., Commluioner, pu11u•nt to Aaron Shtphtrd 815 22, 28, Junt 5, 1998 F091 8 your extra S•ll vour unwanted Thinking of having 1 Hart you ,'lr"'d dOlng 1) Clalrtvoltnt b) Jazma· -.Z:Z l•w Seagull Lant, ,0202. New-Whether you'r• buying household ltema the •aey wayl garage tale? '::,i:~'J!~. 0 nl1c, 531 W. Wiiton, A102, R. STEVEN CLARK. ~ .. i. port Beach. CA 92883 or aelllog, Claatlfltd Items To place your Glv• ue • cant Thi• statement wu flied Co•t• MtH, CA 92828 PUBLIC NOTICE deni Jull• Shepherd 815 covera all your needtl In Classified clattlfl.cl ad call CLASSIFIED with 1~ County Cl.,k of Karen Oomtrego, 531 w. JOHN R. ~NY~ER. Eltecu· Seagull Lane. #0202, new· 842-8818. 842•5878 Orange County on S.13·98 ~':raa~102, Costa M•ta. NOTIC8 OP TIMI! AHO gsi1V1~• 0si1 ;,nt 06/13, STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? The legal Department at the Dailg Pilot is pleased to announce a new service now available lo new businesses. We will now SEARCH the name for vou al no extra charge, and save you the time and the tr(p to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, alter-the seQlch is c-0mpleted we will file gour fictitious busines1 name with the Countv Clerk, publish once a wee; for four weeks as required bg law i lhaz (ik_/lfJur prool.olpublicalion with th QJunlg Clirk. Please stop by to file gour lictllious business name statement at the Dai/11 Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. If gou cannot stop b111 please call us at (714) 642-4321 and we will ma/re a"angements for vou to handle this procedure bg mail. ~ · If vou-Should have ang furJher questions, pkau call us and we will be more than glad to assist gou. Good lu~k in vour new businesD I . ~ I~ 19980758472 Thi• butlntn 11 con· "-ACll. 06/14, 06/15 N•wport 8uoh.Coata duC1ed by: an lndlvldual Of' ..ullUC 9N..m OP COL· Meu Dally Piiot May 15, Have you atarttd doing LA'YDAL 22, 2t, J\.tnt 5, 1998 F093 bUtlnaH yet? No (lee. llOt.aulMU, U.C.C.) r:===============::-rl Karin Dom9rego NOTICE 18 HEREBY PUBLIC NOTICI Thi• atattmenl wu flied QN!N av THE UNOeA with the COunty Citric of 810N!D THAT A PU8UC Flctlllou• BualMH Orang• Cowity on 4-28·88 ~Of' THE l'OU.~ Nam• ltat•m•nl tHll7SN99 DESCRtBED COUAT T~ following person• 11t Dally Pllol May 1, 8, 15. W1U. Be HELD AT THE dfrail~'~:.rk:AEEN· 22. 1998 F027 HOUR Of' 10:00 AM .. on 1No co .. 1898 Monrovia, PUBLIC NOTICE :9 i#2 ~· =· Cotta Mall CA 82827 Cellfomla County cl 0,.,.' Oabrltl Orlffln, 1898 Mon-Flotltlou• •uslnea• S..of~ · rovl•..1 Cott• M111, CA Nama lt•tement ~ ·cl Coll.e '2127 The foltowlng penont trt ...al\ Thi• butln111 I• eon-doing bullnt11 .. : --1,umlt duc1•<f by: an Individual Fllut Otllgne, 2A24 Fran-ure, fbdut•. H•Y9 you ttllted dOlng elaco Dr., N.wport !teach, equiprNnl, l•uhold bullnete y .. ? No · Ca. 92660 .... eooounta and lfMintof-,,f 01btlt4 A. Griffin K1th•rln1 M. Sln11ek. cl~~~ ...... Thi• ··~ WU flled 2424 ,,ancllCO Or .. NIW• ~~ --~·" th9 County Cl.,k of port Beach, CA '2800 .....,,.... • .,.., IM t11-.1t.-11.1 Otange coun1y on 4·21-91 Thie bu1lnt1t I' eon-llr!owri • llWM tHHTH20. duct9d by: an •nctlV du.I OlM MUl'l'IN8. S.W Dally Piiot Apr. 241 May 1, Hav. you l~d doing,_ II looM9d et I, 15, 1991 F012 ~~=~ ~ = ,,::;:•The !MM PUILIC NOTICE ~·~·~Vt~~~=·,,_..,,_,. '1otttlo• ,.,._.. Orange County on 447·11 dllltd Cu1me.r , 1•1 NalM ltetetneinl tffle7HT47 ......, br KVUNQ The foaowtne IMflOl\1 art Diii)' Piiot May 1, I , 11, HOfiG • 0.0., Md d_olnObullneU .. : 22.1891 1'041 =-~ ~ lhaun Hlf9y. mt Colom-PUIUC NOTICI .... ,~ ~. bit Dr" eo.i& MeN. CA ND 'ICW21D431 II =-,. MIOhHI Hilty, ':4:.=e ............ ;,, ,,,.. .......... Colorntlla Or.1 Cotti T~ ~ P9t90M ., ~ ~· t.:=. la con-~*'MN .. : ----~II~ dUctH llV! • lncMdUli l .c; Laindte1P9 ~ .... al a.otbt ll04, • Heve "" tllflH ~ 2020 MontOtAa J,11• .. COill ....._ (J), d tht U bUalWi ~ v.......... ~· ~~~21_ u-. Co!IMMIOiel Code of theun M; H1Mf .., ... ..._,_,., "v'"' ....,.,. .... of c.-omlt THe .......... wtt tlled ~.JR" Co«a M ... , a.ld:Ml¥11, 1 ... _. IW County Cl9ftl Of lbla llUllMU M ,eon-WMT J. LW . :=.""· ~~-.:::.... ....,,.,..'=", DIJ!lr""..., 1s. a.• . .=:..r""" , ... v:::e W~1=r """' M '1011 lrtl OtiNflf •• ICI w kll ran• w With .. ~ Clefts of -------· 1 .... ;i:iiiiiiiiU&.;;;9:-"° a;.,.. 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Large 2·story, Cr•ftera Needed for Accoun:lng Parking Lot Allendanla EQUAL HOUSING VACANT RH taurant Oulatandlng bay view ment. Free rocordod duplox 2 doors from on but noar eac · 3·bdr, 2 1/2 ba, to Droamworks Bou11que STAFF Monitor community on 2-LOTS In BALBOA Choice So./W. lacl"J> 2 k I S825/mo. 842-9699 sharo with just ono HB. For moro Into call ACCOUNTANT shopping center park· OPPORTUNfTY msg. 888-917·9346 ocoan, doc s w S749,9K Paul Langone 3 Br Spilt-Level 1> eX'tenalon 9204 voows, w/d, 2·car gar. •2Br 1 Ba Nowl y othor porson. $675 .-968-7871 •nol allol'd Nowspapor publish· Ing lot in NB and Mlml ............. l1tllle 948-e7S.8120 $445,000 640-5560 S2000moyrly650·9428 romodolad, noar 1/2 utll pc.r mu. w/DroamWorks,skg mg and printing com· per1orm various day· ......,., ............ f#. H••tlnga&Co. O.C.C., no pot. $745 Call 714-644·2161 M•l•Chrlallan pony seoks Full Time poner/janlt orlal tlllfllr ....... Adll t•• CORONA .. 1018 & 1021•• BALBOA Belc ourt Area 2Br • $400 714·241·8850 COM 2 br 2 b ; laroo Sclonco Praclotlonor Slall Accountanl 10 responllbll1tlo1. Min 8· ......., Wlllcll .... It lllt"I Or•nvllle Condo• 2Ba, FP, a/c, pool, •Coel• Mesa'• Beat 30 year member or au111 in monlh·ond 20hra/wk. Weekend It"'"'"' • .., ,,...,,llCt, DcL MAR 1022 Remodeled • WOW PENINSULA 2107 spa, gatod, Pot ok. Avl Jr·lbr & 1br, also 2br ~o~~iofppr~~oa~7~gco~. First Church of Chr1st closing, llnancial day & evenin~ 1hlh1 ll•ll1t111 ., '1Hrl•lull11 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil View• on 9th tee.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 611. $1795. 760-0378 1 ba, quiet gatod 1/2 ulil. 759.eeoe Scientist Will help llalements, ganoral Call 949·72 ·7100 .. ~_.. ... llt'-1' Newport Bch Country Oo••n View S2200mo •Bluffs Lrg P •t lo anyono who has accounllng luncuons aher tpm or sond Info --11 rtet, "·rt .... Cowv Condo nr beach comm pool tonnls 1 di b k d 3471 v· Lid ...... ........._ ...._..,,_, -• Cl b N M ket ' ' ' CdM 6 I I hoallh, but1ne•s or inc u ng an an to: la o . .... -· _ ...... " Corona Hlghlanda 2Br u . ew on ar 2br, den, 2bo, polio. Boaul upper ball' vu. o as Y a cc es• I o rm avl /1 n g • I S 207 N utltul t ..... I,., ff lttttllt1 lBa, CenAlr, Frplc, OPEN SUN 10·12 new carpet & painl. Approx 1900sq h. 3bd airy Jbd 2ba houso personal problems accoun11 reconc1 •a· u1te ewpor1 ... _... ..... AOENT 949 64• 7065 kl I 5 8 8"6 lrooway/booch/malls. /d I/ I lhrough pr ~yorlu l lion and special Beach, CA 921563 .,. -• llf Md ,mtr11Ct, secure, 2/c pa,rklng, ' .,. par ng, yr Y 4 ' ~ 4 2 5ba, updated, pool 714·557-0075 w • P somo s orage u R BS Fa• 848·723·1141 ........ ., ..... 1111111." S235K Corona del Mar •HARBOR RIDGE• $2450 Bkr 644·48121---------873·8383 mod1ta11on or C/S pro1octs. equires •Coitlf Studio Furn'd 1-.,,,...,,,..,,...,,----,--~ reading For appt degroo In accounting P remiere Ace Hardware ~ 1t•1'1'" •Ill 111 Properltea. 873·8494 2catm S2FBr 2Ba,. TW0 HO CORONA Bluff• VIII• 3Br 1.5Ba, Covered parking, noar •COM •here nice 3Br leave name & phono.1 or linance with one Retailer has opernngs __ _,_,...,IMlttat· DPLX JUST LISTED! o57 • 148"'• O L .. 11n now carpol/palnt, 2/c Trl·Squaro. No Pets. 2Ba Home. Ocoan 675-4594 or e-mail year experience pre· In several locations for .... ..,18'1 ...... wtllcllc lt lm mac. 3/c garage, Owner/Bkr 750-9590 DE "~ 212 2 gar, no pots. $1750. $625.mo 642·2810 view, deck, furnished. How1eccc1•1 1101 com lorrod, strong knowl· motivated salH as· ......,.. II .. 11'1. °""""' 3Br 2Ba & 3Br 2Ba 2Br 2B• Sp•oloua liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lo"o Bkr. 720-1704 $500/lno 675-4708 adgo ol Excel, Lolus soclates & cashier• • llttllly llftfllM , .. , tll S6e8t< Agle 759·9070 2·Sty Condo 2/C81 H•rbor View Hiiia W•lk to The•ter/ ---.,.--~=--------------t·2·3 and MS Word. FT/PT B Its k ftrtllllfl "'"'' .. ' 11 !tit ORll ... T DUPLl!XI all gar, Westclltf area. Ab1olutely gorgeous Lido Beyfront wolhout Shopping Lovely 1Br CM O•t•d Townh•• LOST & we offer an excellent c 'all :-":rk •tp g "" 4Br. Highly upgraded dock. 4br 5ba, library. Apts aome w/gar. 2Br 2.5Ba. near tro· b ellt k · ......., .. .,.,..... "11 Quiet StrHI, 1/2 block $259.000 Broker .. I I b h FOUND 292 5 en pac age In· Crown H•rdware Year lease $6500/mo gated comm. & doluxo square, ..,m n ° eac 1 di 40 t k EOE .... .....,....._ Tt C.. t o park. Drive by 949-640-5~ home on a huge lot I I I I ol cu ng . 7 1 4 .... 8 2 -4 1 8 0 3 1 0 •4 5 4 ·3 2 G 8 lndry tac $695/mo. qu o • nea · ma e pr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii D I & S ate I • ::!':':~:.:.:~ 818 lrl• $545,000 Cherr~ Lake ArH ~~·f~0 .13,/,~ 'La::~:-=----......,.-=---Kloln Property Mngt. $550/mo 404-5957 LOST CATI Whole w/or· w~rgkr•~nvlr":;nme•r~,e Rec ept/Front Office · '"" Call Owner 648-4410 3,500+af 2-Sty, 4Br Kolar & Co. 376.5576 Oceanfront Summer 949·581-4000 °"E'"'·-•""l""'d_e_C~M.,,.--U-n_i_q_u_o 1 G 1 s d h lor bu1y Real Estate .. ••111111. DC-,.._. H•rbor View Hiiia 3Ba + 2 Half Ba. 6/c Rentals 1/mo S6500. ange v c1r.11y o son's en re1ume w11 sal· ClllHUOll•-Townhome. Master br. & Lincoln school CdM ary h11tory 10· Ac· Office on the Balboa · · Mu1t Sell Nowl BEST g arage. S5T5,000 Huge 1 Br great ocoal' l /woek SJOOO . Jim ---------w/d, gar. fom pref, no on 5/9 VM 753-3577 counting Supervtsor. Penn. Musi be reliable OFFERI Completely By Owner 652·996e vu, Lrg yrd, bale, gar. Agent 949·675-5069 LAGUNA drug• 5550 631-4416 P.O. Box 1560, Costa and have computer C bl t NC lndry, fem pref $1 tOO BEACH 2648 M CA .,2628 knowledge Great A • mo d • I e d I omp•ra • o • • also studio S500mo Vera•lllea 1 Br 1 B • ••••••••••I esa, • or 3Bd, Fam Rm. Ex lg Built 3 yrs ago. Only d5t5-7988 e645·9310 ground fir, now crpl, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NB Bayrldge Malure PERSONALS lax to (714) 631·7246 casual working envi-HOUSES/ pool 1lzed yd, 3 car S599K No Mello Roo1 paint, noulral, lrld, n/lm fem prel'd, Ille Admlnlatr•tlve Aaat. ronmen1. Tues-Sat 9·5 gar. H . 6 40·2835 24Hr Msg 206-5454 JASMINB CREEK gated comm. $975.mo Brand new lg tbd loh airy, w/d , pool, gar, •••••••••I Sec olflco admln Call Joan 882·9783 CONDOS w. 998*3180 PP Or••t View of Udo Big ocean & greonboll Agont, 644-5963 evos. 6 4 4 Gr I ff Ith w a Y S650. + aec 759·8062 Sales P C I vlewa. Spacloua 30r Avail now. Ownor/Brkr1------------------i dulle1. Admln/org, 1 1 R OR SALB Harbor View Hiiia hannel, 24 aecur ty, 2.5Ba 13,000/mo. Agl Vlewl View! View! $1500/mo 400·3400 NB Beautolul condo SCHOOLS & 1kllls & blllnguaJ Tn Adver t• ng •P •••••••••I Flxerl Lg 4Br, backyd walk to Udo VIiiage. Linda Oeth 721.0116 2Br Overlooklng N.B. ocean vu tonnis pool English/Spanish req'd . Community new1pa· poo l w /ocea n/bay 2Br 2.5Ba S5e2,500 Prudential CA Ro~liy Country Club Oolf NEWPORT gym pkg N/S/po1s fem INSTRUCTION 3012 Window• 95/M .S . per group soeka ca· GENEIW. 1002 vlew1. Outstanding fir 94M 75-2700 ~ Course. $3500/mo Lse prel'd $625 506·3676 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Word/Office 97 req'd. reer oriented lndl· High .ch 01 d al vldual for outside r•· plan. S779K 644·5971 H•rbor View Home• Am•t•d•r/Roppolo BEACH 2669 NB Oce•n Front * BARTEND• S" 60 s13°64hgra DuOEe tall territory. motl· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lpygl••• Hiii Ocean SomerH t, 15br 3ba, COSTA MESA 2124 844·8400 X 185 Shr 2br home w/pvt 2wk class, Job plac• +""B•~e·a.' 557.1291 vated, sell star1er wllh Ha Lovely 4ba 3ba view 4br 2.15ba prl1Une 1pa. next to grHn bell Prudential CA Really Beat Lfo•tlon In bath ON sand, NO brd ment. P roleulonal ----.--......... ---minimum 1 yoar print homes. Quiet 1treete. home. Biii Grundy S 6 3 O K •T•rrlflo Rental 2b y 1 3B 28 21 N 8 h wlk, S700mo 650·6904 B artenders School A••~ & atore experience preferred. S200K·S350K. Zero Realtors 7 14-875-6181 849-844-8785 ' r r V ,. a c gar, ewport ••0 .....---------our 28lh year, as seen m'nagera needod ~ba, fp, walk·ln clat, lg private comm, 2 blks Spacious 2Br/2Ba. NB room, pvt ba, kilch, on TV. 600.743.4177 for OC area. Salery ,. Salary and commie· down p•yment. Free JUST LISTl!D rm1. hk·up1, pvt patio to ocean. unlurn. nlco Ocean View from Near Back Bay & Bal comm. 714.505.0903 •ion. Excellent benelol recorded meg: U••••trHtt.S View Condo $1715,000 St,425. no amkg/pets. yard, lnclds gardonor. Oversized Balcony, 11 N/S,N/P. $450mo ••••••••••I fax rH 714•505.8815 package lncludlng 188-IU7·9348 •xt9203 Brand New $612,000 760·0189 or 648-6283 $1950. Agt, 631·1030 Vaulted Cell Inga, Inc ulll. 722·9755 40lk. Phyalcal/Drug PATRICK T•NORI! 0HH Ylewf Giant Duplex $625,000 Executive Amenities EMPLOYMENT B•ck·Front Office screening required. Pteue Call .. Let U1 S lt4rtt• pl" k111 t>enln. Pt $895,000 ---------•••••••••• H LI 1 Ro for local medic al EOE. Fax resume to: • IRVINE 2144 uge v ng om •••••••••••••••••• cllnlc. PT·FT. Must be Janise Cross (714) Know What V our ,. .. •• 1-M, 11 HVH ~ s 1 790. Call Now. Need• Arel 858-9705 s. • r I t PrudentiaJ APARTMENTS (949) 769-0931 COMMERCIAL bilingual Spanish. ca11 1~9.,...6_5·_7_11_4 ___ _ 1 -e O 0 .... ·T E N 0 A E it . •• • I, 19S,OOO 1 Br 1 B• Condo New FOR RENT EMPLOYMENT (714) 548·2273 Sales Cell Mr. Rtmll Cell!MM......, palnt/crpt, 1 neutral, LIDO ISLE Deluxe & REAL ESTATE Ch•uffeur·Llmoualne COME GROW SOLD! ShowcaM homH fOf Nie In our Saturday Real Eatai. Supplement! HOllEIOF THE WEEK Dleplay ad• •t•rt ....... t7•1 DMdllne Wed 5pm ••••• OPEN HOUSE , Llatfng• for ea1 , Deadllne Thurs 5pm I ...... 'cilt paye to actver11H ; -In th• beet local Ra1 Eetate Section CALL TODAY LIU RIV•RA 714/674-4252 WANT TOP DOU.Aa fOll Youa llOMST ~---..... _ .... "" ........ ......... ,.... ... ....... ....... H9DP•MP•M. (714) 493-0144 ff9-640-tt41 723-8120 ·-------· Spacious. 2Br·D•n·1·-------5530 F T WITH US! water pd, ale. no pet1. 2Ba, Ip, lg brick patio,•• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Male/ emale ralM••· COSTA MESA 1024 3/Cu O•r-4Br 2a. 1888•f houae. S279K Ron Young, Ag ent 54&-091 SI Remax l!'Sld• Cozy Condo Not listed yeti Wiii Bel l239K More Info. Call 208-5454 FrH Mag. •'Side Lux Twnhm1 Only 4 Lehi 3 Mair· SultH, yard , FP. cath cell•. Joanne Brown, Agt. Remax 642-3812 •xqulalt• 3Br 28• Tri-Level Twnhm 2/car gar, S184,15K 3" down Sa11y Luby 875-1653 IAGVNA BEACH 1048 -------- Contempor•rv •••utv 38r 38a. F•buloua Vu Oak hrdWd ftfa. Mtn type llvlng . 1 3 9 9,000 Agent e1&-18153 DWPORT l!ACB 1069 W. NllWPORT ON TH• OCUNPllONT Nwpl Shra 2br, ofc, S175. Agent 640-5324 ----------s2~00,..,r Is• 640-2464 Go o d wag• 1 . Expanding retail ad· 2ba, beam cell, newer _ "' 714-239-4438 vertlslng department tile roof, $358,000 --------BAI.BOA * n The Water• BUSINESS OFFICE Chlld c.,• for 2 amall seeks a Hlf motivated Bill Grundy Realtors NEWPORT PENINSULA 2607 Spacious 1, 2 & 2br FOR RENT 2769 SECRl!TARY/ children w/happy accounl executive to 949-675-8181 BEACH 2169 +den Apts Garage, Administrative 1 Hll. develop and Hr· Ip, some w/d hk·ups. Asalstant lam ly. 5-6Hra daily vice new bu1lne11 Nwpt Shr• 2br. olc,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii •STUDIO $850• Pool, private boach & Cr••k•ld• Otllo•• To aulst Senior Balboa Penn 1575-6044 and epec:lal ..ctlooa.. 2ba, beam cell, newer 2 B d 2 Ba 2car gar. Walk to beach, frig & mar In a . W a I k to Groat locatlonl Manager In all ad· Cu st Svc/Dat• Entry We prefer a candidate 111• root. 5358•000 gated, a/c t/p bk bay ull'a Incl, yrly, no/pot Balboa Island' $1650 phones, furniture, mlnlslratlve matters. peraon for wholesale to have a minimum or Biii Orundy Realtors S1650/mo tyr IH no 760-1713 or 586·6469 to $2800 780·0919 Call 7t4·436·6665 Applicant •houl d womens 1hoe co. In 1 year print ad· 941MS7s.e1e1 pell 648-57515 avl 6/15 Serene O c e•n View have computer skllls CdM 875·&292 vertlslng experience. Penthouse Condo In 2br 2b• S••wlnd ---------& Speot•cul•r Bav lhat Include Word •D•llverv Driver• Excellent communica· 24Hr guard·g •t•d Condo beach cloH, CORONA.,.. Views COMMERCIAL and Excel; strong or· wantod. Reliable car lion skills. Ability 10 complex, cath cel11. 2·c gar, w/d, pool, DEL ••nn 2 6 22 "Come Eicperlence tho PROPERTY 2778 ganiza11·on and com + prool of Insurance. ae1 goals and make frplc, French doora. $1400. Bkr 642·3650 "~ Promomontory Point munlcatlon skills: Lunch/dinner ahllll plroleslalona,1 preaentad· $149,900 Prln Only iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIHoronce" 1Br wilh d h bill S8·S12hr 548·2 1 32 tons n a HI pace Agent 714·687·2854 2Br/Lott 2Ba, 2/c au 28r 28• upper back NB Xlnt B••ch Loe an I e a ly to and detail oriented en· gar, patio, comm pool garage. 1Br with Loft, 2200 ft 1 handle multfpl e E•rn up to $1000 vlronment. Wealollff Be the first unturn, poHlblo furn. unit ot Cape Cod style 2Br with Loll and sq , greal v S· tasks. Position Is full Every time aomeone X b II k to H• thi• original dupleic, fp, lrg llvlng T 0 w n h 0 u • •. N • w lbllltyl Flexlbl•. very recelvea a MIP refund. Int ene t pee age, 3Br 2.5Ba. Bring your 5 1500/mo 675·5494 area, lg balcony, 0 Kl h rnolivated 850·3234 time. Excellent ben· Including 401k. Drug our met tc ens. efit package lnclud· 888·640.7200 no ••P nee screening/phyalcal r• ~f:9~~lono~s412d8~::e 3~~m!·5~u·1~~··~a:, ~~gyh:ly&11~·~!_1884245~, Reaort·Style Amenlllo• Ing 401k plan. Drug Exp'd recp't tor bu1y quired. EOE. VRM. Agent 717·"921 Avl lmmed S2,200/mo. S 1 525· 10 53185· INDUSTRIAL 2788 screening/physical law flrm. Biiinguai M·F RasumH via fax: At· Balboa Hewpot1 Realty, Inc. JUST LISTED Two Story Ocean Front Home 3 Bedroom J Bath Priced to Selll $899,000 723-4494 1 yr leaao. 955-7643 (949> 759·093t required. Equal op· Comp 1klll1 prel'd, f1I· tentlon. ~nn E101a • F t H 48 COSTA MESA 2624 Irvine Apt1Ag,mmunltles portunlty employer. Ing St 500/mo·OR? 714-650-4 2 or mall: •v ron om• r Industrial Fax resume (lnclud· 721-7394 Wanda Tim•• Community 38• doc;k . Avall iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii step• to B••ch Lrg Wuehouae/Offlc• Ing salary history) 10 Hair Stvll•l·St•tlon New•. 330 WHt Bay Jun• 1 thru Sept 30th 1 Br o • t • 0 h • d 1 Br w/gar, w/d hk·up, for loaH 1,400 and (949) 642•7667 or For Rent Retail Opp. StrHI, Co11a Mesa, $6000. Agt 759-3728 Colt•g•• w /Patlo avall 15/25. S850.mo 2.025 square feet <ii mall lo Tom John-424 :S1at St. N.8. CA 92627 ••vrldge 2bd·2b• near beach. Cathedral yrly IH . Agt 729-5e39 ~~:,~ ~;s:qu:,:;_;~~ aon, c/o Tlmes Com· By appt only/723-5$45 ..,,s""a""'i -.-.-F::-u""'1.,....1 -=,.,.......,,P,.....,,..,.....t...,.lm-e A /C • c ·1 u n It • cells, lrlg. Move-In YOUR PLACE IN munlty l'llews. 330 Office Admlnlatr•tor Local Art Gallery l1650mo + utll. Ca'I Speclall S675+S400 THE SUN w. Bay Street, Costa Strong computer 714-e31.7eoe ...v•ll 7·1 721-4075 deposit 548·242t B T "" · Newport ay errac• Mesa, CA 92627. 1kllle, AP/AR/PAY· Bright Beginning• NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT 2669 BEACH FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT 810 C ANYON 2669 Lg 1 & 2Br nr Back BUSINESS & ROLL fOf bu1y office Welcoming Service Bay & golf COUrH FINANC.E ia.i11 HOUR or 4 etor• flower ha• opening• for Lg pool, new catpet chain. 714"548•5S88 Welcome Rep•. Oood and more. M/1 1pec NB preschool needs comm aklllS/pror1 ap- Sorry No Peta PT teachera w/ECE PIT Demo Wkend day1 pearance req'd. Great 545.4955 unite to WOfk w/ln· In 1tore1 In area "Beat Kept Secret In Newport Beach" SpacJoua 1 Bedroom + l.oh, New Gourmet BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2904 Kitchen. Great Herbor liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii e-•·-· rants, toddler• & 2y,.., S0.7Slhr cat nee, eacp extra Income working Benelll1 955-2672 prel'd. Call 771..e577 flu evening/wk-end l\ra. 949-762·2172 x2. Driven Needed Earn S50-S 175 dally Yellow C•b 1 ·888-8Sl9-4482 . IJLl()A ptlfllfSULA 1007 Pac:lflo Coutllne. lnc.1•••••••• .... 722·1011 ,. .. WANTID ** HOUSBS/ 1 .. toay Condo In CONDOS .. •tblutf l'tt. Blutfa) fOR RENT Call 01 .. a, Atl•nt,••••••••• 410.1170 °' 844-etea•• OAT80 COM~tUNITY ltY PASltlON l~LAND 11t•111111r111ircc1104..'<I ~lft..'t'I~ ru1111-111lf 1 011r-.c vie'""" I ~11)oy nm•freC" llVln"' 111 vrn ir lllfHC" 1, i or :1 un 111?<1t11r1t·111 ho111e-·1 • IW01. ·ur gt1ti1j.IO • WH .. hcrtc 111•<·1 11111 >k11p-. • l'lrc•pla('(' fWf)(l(l Ii Hil"I Vlew, E11ec amenlll••· 11730. (949) 78~31 MISCELLANEOUS UNTALS PIHH be wary of out of area co~anle Chick wllh th• iocal B e tter Butln••• Bureau before you ••nd any money for Al\B YOU PRll?NDLV, RESPONSIBLE _ &..CARJNG? We provide Tra'"porlAUon S....t«s to our elderly ancl dkabltd comm1.1t1ll1 N.8 . LAW 01''8Ci ........ TWCYP11an1•t •• 8:30am to 5:30pm M-F baaic computer 1klll1 req'd . 949·873·7410 • tllr 1 011tlltlonl11g • \Vt~I l>nr Ill :t und .I UH • 111<1ml aysrcm 2844 DtVINB 2844JavnG • S 1,0..ar,() 10 S:t.OO~ feH or nrvlce1. Reed ·and undaratand any contractt before you 11gn. Shop 9/0und for rat••· 2669 A Booming auatneH l•••&iiiiiiiiiiiiii We average 2·5K P4lf WHk. No Hfllng, not Ml M 1-N8.t~H51 How to r•t • piece Of the a .~ Trllllon lmpof\le11pof1 lnduetry. Eaey way to make money ~Ing from l'lomel .. no aa K H to I~ 8. Joppa Ad. cfl311 llahllftOft, MD 212)4 for more lnfe>. Jeffeot i'f A ..... 8ualneut lhta/day .. rn1 you tk IO Jo. .;..pet IY'OflCh, ~°" ~alnl::.~~ . t. eoo.a 'd1 a 2114 , ...... -............ _, . . . . . . • Can't 1Hm to get to 111 tho .. r•palr Job• around the house? L.M the Cl...m.ct S.Mce DfteetOfY h-1p you nnc:t rallabte help. ...... .,. . "' • ~1t • I .~ ii;i;i~Fi~i!i!~=~==~~ii~=~=·~l't~t t •rniu ·~ .... .,,, ........... . -..----· ---.a. 8010 A/C, .......... . ...._.... ---. -"-ICVIA XJnecOftd,,mu.a ... 1 ,.., • elOo'e. ···r'l==i=:=~=~1 ttk ""'-~~ ....... llhM ~bl' ..-~·-..... °""" ,,.. • -.. --=:' . • ...... b•CI. r•U•n furn. ...i.N d\eetC.or t•t •------~ COIU 1111& t1Z4 waaher/dr~•'· ••a M.O.eo W.P. Mar~ 71 • +....s 1••• Pett 11114 La au.• ai. 'ea IMS -~i@I~...... fllowtenct ttta CA 11741 l••·~-11!11~~ • ... ........ .... oe; -~ ... ?am --------••d• Guard 8talr ::, ~ • .,~~.':: ff c ...... e•er• lllW 9030 Trevelln9 004,trMet lllJtCllANDISB CllMlt•r Pro'o""• 2eee Mlndan~o Dr. AntlquH, cloth••· 1n home gourfMt & ll1SC to15 Eleetrlc TrHdmlll. All new antique qn Mell ePGrt !9Ufp a morel ,18 321 cond new M18110N Vl&IO organic cooking. We ... ~~ ... ~""':'!"'!'W'• f 150/ea Xfnt Condi board/drH .. r, TV'• ......... I• .. Int •ut~~ pwr key• t C•••P ........ XUI ISUZV 9100 create. 1hop & pr• I•••••••• Ukl Newl 8754883 VCR, Ent ctr, pine DIR Sat ~1:ei;:,:n~~. le•• alarm CD player '88 ••Pl•r•r XL T ~l!I!!! .. ••··~ Wpat .. •1c.v°::k m::::U.fo~u~ Woltl Tannlne 8M• lbl, eherr:ywd dHk, Port Clerld Pl. 17,900 obo 850-7192 AC, pwr, tilt, CC, CD. •ea ....._, alarm, co, Tan At Home fUll • bed, aouthWHt (H ,._ __ VI V•met) tl'A44122. 120,910. A/C. MW ~ft, 5-epct, 1peclal Introductory Buy Direct and ••v•I GJUtAGB SALES couch, kit. 275 E 18th _ .,.,.,. .w Ho _ C•••• Me•• tint wind.· fully m.inu otfer. 714·574·5841 Commerclal/Home1•••••••• Sat & Sun 5/18 8-3p Movtn9 8•1• BUICK .9035 Llnootn Meroury 111,500 53&-3111 unit• from ltllt.001• O• • 1 S t 5118 Furniture, appllancH, 7t ... 940-M30 '8•10400 White/Ivory, ful qp- llon. chromH, 22tC ml, (04!331) •3•,•t7 . MBRCHANDISE ANTIQUBS Older Style Fumltvre PIANOS i Collectlbtft . .....,...,_.._ •S4·..ot ·~·~'~ $$ CASH PAID •• _ ............. ._ WE BUY EST.AUS • lnvnediai. lriendly .... "Wf PAY lllOlll fAITDr' '7.'957-8133. SO~J~~8~ST 2202S.. ... St. s.nte A-. CA 82707 ._.l .. -C..•zt.I Low Monthly Pmta 189• • • a clothlng .tc. Sat, Sun ,97 Mueta1t1 l'reo Color Catalog GEU'llD•Y 6102 S.1 l.ol• of triuurea, B·2pm HI0 1 Cliff Dr. •73. Rogel Lff• than '"C Ult CO ABS JAGU.U 9105 Call 1•800·711-0158 &11a;;avw. furnhure, piano, cloth· 100Kml all newl "un• "' • • • · • , COMPUTERS 6018 Paci(atd Bell computer w /eo Io r mon ltor/ printer, Window• 'GS (714) 883.ofS28 -------Ing, ,hou18hold Item• Movln9. Sat 9·3pm reatl 010 vet l950. #114788, 1111204877) ~!i!il!"!i!il!~~~~I etc. 1764 Panay Clrele Wllher/dryer, 0-bed, g 14•120-0776 11'205645. ..14,497 •• ,. JU• vta CONY M••• Vorde lamp1, & much morel Coate Mou '4•k ml, mint, fully 215CI Viet a l!ntrada Llnooln M•roury loaded, whlte/blu. ttl'ir w/fur~~~e:Jance 'a ••• & Sun ••m-3pm CADILLAC 9040 7t ... 540o .. :t0 Int, 14.IK 844-•833 5 /1 8 t h & 1 7 t h 1201 Blue Oum Lane '87 Taurue OL AC, •93 X.18 low mllu. 2327 WHlmlntter Av • WHtclltf ,83 ••viii• a TS tUt, CC, amlfm call. loaded. whlte/uddl• 0rHt8at;alnal 111,191. #218877, Interior, CID , chrome Antlqu•• to .lunk ••t a.tpm Chair w/ :~ ~::.ed!.,_= 111291500, #253565. wheelt, atunnlng furniture, pottery, Ottoman, comlort•~•. .... Co•t• M••• S17.tK tet-380-8282 ml1e. Sat tam·2pm clolhH jewelry aome wheela, phone, 1· Llnooln Mercury , .. ... ~ Btacl</lvory. fu" .,,. opt.Ion, cl)rome. ~XUI Certlfled (12el75) '40,981' L•>tu• MISSION VlllJO t (888) 8 ... LRXUS '9t LS400 l.thr, mnrf, ' morel (0$3544) $18,188 L•.xua OP - WllSTMINSTWR (714) 892-41808) W·11af"P'CD at lhe 200 blook of colleetlblH. • Oreat owMr. SH~.500. PP 7 t~S830 '87 X.18 Immaculate, n.iua;; Broadway and bar a lnal 220t Alta 751-3558 or 040-7585 ~ Black/tan, 55k ml, 1 _______ _ _AP_P_LIAN--C-!S--6-0_1_1 TO BUY 6019 W••tmlneter VlaY: EHt Bluff GEO 90 80 '7~,~~8~~~3 .e: UNCOLN · 9120 iiiiiiiii~ii..ii~ilii~iiii~~~~iiljB~ALBWScOiAi"""° ___ -------•S•t..,.. furn, art, toy•. CHEVROLET 9045 liiiiiiiii~iiliiiiiiiii; WaaherJDryer S145 I BUY ALL PIANOS ISY •un 6106 NEWPORT blkH, e101he1, (adult/ •96 Qeo 4ey1 4dr Jdnt JEEP 9110 '8~ Towne., • each. Fridge $175. AntlquH-(!Ual. furniture ~-.., BEACH 6l69 kldl) Oulck1llver/Roxy ,98 Taho Immaculate eond ale auto 32Kml . Signature 4.8L, "8, Exce1:;to'i';~1t1on1 ~~d or ~~~)~~~-~;~liiiiMiiOiiVliliiNiioiiiiaiiAiill.iil!iilliii iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii h•-;::~::r:,."o~k• white/tan llhr Int, LS'. S5500 nrm (714) 631· i.8~1iiiC~hii•iiroiikii•ii•ii· iiin~leiie if3.4~t :,er;';'~:: Can't eeem to get to all t~ose repair Job• around the house? Let the Cl•Hlfled Service Dlr•ctory help you find rellal\hl help. 8ATURDAY 8·1 BIO 3·FAMILY SAL•I (Newport H•lghta) orig owner l8k ml, 2177 looking, good cond, Coeta Moaa Old Coln• Gold Sliver 203 No. Bavtronl Furn, new houHhold lo~ded, CJD. barn 1 0 w m 1, s 4 4 o o . Llnooln M•rOUJ¥ Franklin Mint, Sterling ' DON'T MISS ITll ltema, appllaneea, -------· dO::e!:t~340 INfINJTI 9095 141-8151-4898 7t4-IS40-M30 ~~d .. =:.~n&~~e:.'l1--------~~~ o~~;~,~c?:.i;:: TRANSPORTATION -~~~~~-=--'87 Contlnont•I V8, Rl!CORD./Top• t CORONA --.,.,t,.,2 ... oo~.,,,,c,..,1m-.o,..,r,.,._I•••••••• 0;:J, ~f.=_!:~int •ea 1nnnt11 t4s 4D LANDROVER ~:~·06~8• "~~e.9~~: DEL a•11n 612.., Sedan AC, Uh, C(:, 9 1 l3 C t M Jazz, R&B, Soul, Rock """"" .., •ESTATE SALE• (3TTJ178t) Only 14Kml am/fm cue, anrf. oe • ••• Etc ... so·a & eo·a Mike SO'• furn, coatume MARINE SUPS LllXUS 01' "'307779. 124,995 iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiii Llnooln M•roury PETS & ANIMALS •4•.7•0• HUG• SALl!I 250 jewlery JapaneH WIE8TMINSTER Coeta·Me.. 'H DI -=-:=-::7='1_4-_S_4_0._S~8~3:-0~ v ..,. ... .. Hazel (behind Five doll• & ~llll hanging• DOCKS 7022 (714) 892-41800 Llncoln Mercury 28k ml, ::,~·l~r. 1 °97 Townoer 4.8 ltr, Crown1) Sat 9-2 Dlt· All Hou1ehold ltemtlliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiil--------7t4-IS40oS830 own9r (3PAQ024) V8, pwr, lthr, ABS. ney ltema, blcyelH, 830 Tuatln Avo VI• Lido Boatallpe DODGE 9065 --------1 123,333 "1553965 124,917. 6049 patio, toy1, booka, Set & Sun a.4 .Avolloble Now LaXUS 01' Coate M• .. I urn, braaa bed, No Early Birds Sall or Electric pref'd.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ChancH art waSTMINST•R Llncoln Mercury liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lamp1, dl1hH, hou••· Caah Only 251t-451t. S13-16per ft '98 Rem 2500 you wlll fln. d (7t4) 882-41908) 714-S40-IS830 hold, loada of ml•cl I! t s I di VILLA ft8NTALS Car90 Van tyr old Auatr•llon • •t• • • Nor e 71.._.75-4812 Auto, pa, pb, what you nHd CLA8Slflll!D Sheppard. Blue/Merle. CLASSIFll!D Trac akl machine, new A/C, erulae, lilt, It'• th• eotutlon you're SELL •Pad• female, frH to lt'a th• aolutlon you're S600. aac .. S285. Solld TRADE am-fm It., xlnt eond at the prlct ••arching for. wheth· Give u1 a cell! good home 541-5044 1earchlng for • wheth· Maple dinette table w/ 62k 1 ez Fl you want to pay er you're •••king a CLA.SIFIED •r you're •••king a 4 ehra, S195. MOREi m • nance h t In t10,850 (P0891) when you rtad ome, an apartmen . your used vehicle 842·5878 O CIC AT KI t t • n a home, an apartment, 830 Tuai Ave through classlfied Sunw .. t Motor• the ClaHlfieda a n.w occupation or OverstQGked with stuff? A call to Classlfled will hel~ 142·1LI through class1fled --------Leopard lookallk•• a new occupation or Sot•Sun 8·5 •A2 .... 78 7 t4-437•183t even• atray pet. 642·5678 S400.S800 848-8473 even • atray pet. (CUh Only) _.. vv tyery day --------~----------'~ ·-------------------·--------- Advanced Wood1y1tem ·Cu1tom Cablnetty- Kltchen • Bath• Door Moldlng1 • Mantel l89ft50 114481M1•1' CERAMIC nus Oood Joba r1ll1blt HIVIC .. lnttrHtlng thing• to buy tW.wli..-,_Qr#a..,.._ Lloe-ln child care. furopean Au Pairs. f nqllsh spe3Qlnq. 18-26 yrs,. l~. cul1urally enrfchlnq. Oexlole ln·home child care. 45 hrs./wll. 800-713-2002 COMPUTER ~tLPr . PllVATtQl (,llQJI -~-=:.. • AT 'l'OI.-HCllY<l Ol ()fft(( 714·540·b~44 Smell .lob •XPMT Duncan •1ectrlo Local/Oulek RHJ>01118 S ervice/Remodel• Ught fixture repair Ll2 75870 880.7042 810 SAVINOHSSS P•TERKIN Electrlc Prompt/Local/Clean Res-Oom/am.fg fob• Le117t7 800.748-t741 SAV• ltt Huntington Newport Beach Eleetrle. I do It alll L"'7365t3. 963-2419. ~:OVERS EXPRESS • StJaPIOAIDS POOL 3880 SllVICI 3814 3123 -----~ --- Pt .. ter/ltuooo Potoh ~Soc.~ ..j.lc#3 8884 24Hre 71 ... 54-783t : 1 1 1\, ~· ,• ' ..... __,I ,. '~ • ( -. --. Cuatom Surfboard• '250. 2 ... guat. de!N. Team nffdedl call Rich 54&-4384 3834 Put a few wOrds to work for you. . . llJI l'OllClll 1175 VOLVO ... '•7 ...... oa AC, .. '13 ~oreohe 1 .. 0 ,.._ lome Work pwr, Ml, tll. OC. ~ rHtored, nu lllO. Of .... Otfet' 112. .. 7. •M1174, engine, good l>ody, 714491·2073 o........ ctMn ,.,.... dftyef, ~·j ........ DX ._........ .......... 113~. Cll"'DAOY) ~L~ eweo, pe, pb, 714 ... Hao CaltD1.-00t 'MVOLVOaeo Dark green. 4dr, IHther ""ettof I am/fm c•..et., aJo, 9Unf'oof, ' -"' -#ffNt .. em-fm caq, •ae TOlli Qk ml, ' 8 -.. '-... oond.1._!IWet ... 1 INue/Oray, .ulO, good W b t lb I k , et mo et l ood condition. 11,7IO ot ba9t offer. ...., 174-4270 EACH TRICK IN ITS TIME .,.. ml. u fllrienc9, cond. t1t11. Of fMke perfect, xlnt grad , •!!MMLCf'OM ... !L ofterl 141-11157 preHnlt 123k ml, ........ ..... 117,000 ?14-43:MIOIO Tt4-4S7•tea1 or 813-a:t7·e:t4e •e1 MIATA MITSUllSBl 1145 ,e'"" pwr. premium wt•. TOTOt'• 1210 •eaaHGTL Lo '"'· co. htv, mnrf, mint!" (31.JirN411) •1• ...... L8XUS Or W•8TMl .. aT•R (714) •• 2 .. 908 • Jk ml. mlntl '94 30000T auto• ody n ' C7H1H> 22km1 cuat wheel• col••••••-·---W-----Laxus ohngr perfect cond '" 4RUNNU ut ve VOW :A.GEN 9235 Mt88tON VtaJO 111k/obo 2152-4111 Too muctt tQUlp to lat. • 1-(f88) a .. LUU8 Look• and rune like rww. '98 8•1• Rag-top. • NJ5eau alSO (3PRWl21) t!~llO 1unroo!1 01nt1rllnH ~ • LUUI VP rlma, on·road ahocka, ------- Both vulnerable. South deals. WEST NORllf • KJ86 ~742 0 093 • ICQS • 542 0J10983 0 1065 •Al 1130 WHTMINSTU • aw.,..,alon. In great •••••••II ••a 300ZX Wh'-l•pd (Tt4)8....._ •hape, new braka1/ SOJ?o9 •e:t aMW 8211 eok ml .• Qood Condi 'M CAMRY La front and, etc ... 11750. ~A K·S Lo ml, beautiful CD pa.y.,, J14,700. Automatic. full power, 714-549-1101 ~mere. Immaculate ( 7 1 4) 7e0-3o15 e Ilk• newl (7471115) '80 Vana9on 111nt ~ JAlKO J7 J (J83897) 121,950 'M Plokup XII 4x4 35K Ml cond. clean, new/ • . waL:f:.~::." only •1k ml. 1 OWMr'. Laxue 01' motor/waterpump, .: (Tt4 t 882........... 17994. •SH86118. W•8TMtNaT•R midnight blue/gray Int 1lle bjddjog: . -Coate..... (714) an.eeoe SHOO 875-7423 SOlTTll WFSr NORnl EAST •ea 8 =tOO D Llnooln ..... owy •97 COftOLLA Buy It. Sell It. Find It. PINT.. ~ 3NT Pua ? Whlta/gray tther, 714-IMO-HH 17k, AT, all pwr ClaHlned. .--chrome, new Lexut 'H MAXIMA AJC. whit• 1--------1 Opening lead: Jack of ~ trad4t, mint, aJI racord1 31 K ml ut (3UM9771) 113,333 AUTOS • (oe34155) t29,977 full power: ~-o!n., LllXUS 0, WAKTBD When holding just ooe stopper in L•xua (3POLM5) t1s.t•so · w•aTMIN81'BR •t;1•••&-.l•Z•tile the enemy suit, all declarers have -M1ae10N VtBJO Laxua Or (714) ae2-eeoe 1• been drilled about the advantages • 1-(888) aa-Laxua waaTMIN•T•R obtafoed by refusing to expend the c714t •9 2.eeoe TRUCRS 9220 sLOpper until absolutely neceasary. 9135 =====--:::-::::=liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii With a double stopper in the suit, PLYMOUTH 9185 ''78 Dodge 3/4 Ton however, many take a mQre casual MERCURY ---------- 'M Sable L8 AC, tilt, -~~..-aiiiilliiili x·tra cab, long bad, approach. ·what can go wron~?' 'CC, cau, ABS . 'MVOYAG•R 4apd, 380 V8, A/C, KwlUW•orNot they ask rhetorically. Ptenty, as is St 1,197. •882339, PW, power-lock•, great cond, tow pkg •TaWric.OfT hand illustrates. •085080, #8815030. , wtilte, on. owner $1450 obo 831·0757 • Can. Trucb, RV'e Simple addition is aJI that is neces· Coe .. M••• (3JXK773) Onty 29Kml • No DMV H...a. sary to get North-Soulh to three no Llnooln Moroury LaXua OP PR•• PICKUP! trump. Note that, wilh a square hand 714-540-9830 waaTMIHST•" Rooms, and no short suit to naff, North saw (714) 892-8908 apartment•, ~ , no reason to probe for a 4-4 spade fit . . On th• move? Sell your extra household Items In Classified CLASStFll!D homes West led lhe jack of hearts, East 11'• Iha aolu11on you're Classtned TodaY correctly put up i.he queen to prevent Harchlng for • wheth· the suit from possibly being blocked, .r Yo · a kl can satisfy u r ••• ng a and doc:larer took the k..ing. Wilh two home, an apartment, your a new occupaUon or housing needs. even a stray pat. I 1 ul,1 1111.1 "itH II I\ 800·643·5022 bleck sujtJ to be set up Ind no incfica· lion which to tackle fltSt, SoUth deCt· ed to start e1tablishin1 4Jummy I spades. East won and returned a heart. and declarer's remaining heart stopper was forced out. With only eiaht 1ricka. declarer needed a club trick to get home. But West grabbed the ace on the first lead of the suit and cashed out the hearts for a one· trick set: • True, declarer could !Yve gotten home by starting on clubs before spades.z.. but that was puJ:lr aucss- worlt. 1 ne coolnlet was as long as the black aces. were i11 different hands re~ardless or how the hearts were divided, giv~n length in 1he West hand. All declarer had to do was refuse the first trick. 1bc heart continuation is taken in the closed hand and, as before, declarer leads a spade. East wins bu1 has no heart to return, so declarer now has time to foroe out the ace of clubs. 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