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Home My WebLink About1998-06-23 - Orange Coast Pilotr:; I The New- port-Mesa Stationer closes after 45· years· · sthool board tonight will officially appoint Robert Bar- bot as the district's new superinten- dent. A public teception will be held immedietelj ifW his appointment at 5 p.m. it the district beadquarten, 2815 Bear St., Costa Mesa: said Jtlil Ferryman, boa.rd president Suspect arrested in _produce truck theft • Los Angeles resident accused of stealing Ingardia Bros. vehi- cle; police looking for second sus'pect, produce-delivery truck. By Greg Risling, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -One of two men suspected of stealing two refrigerated produce trucks was arrested after a struggle with a police officer, authori- ties said Monday. Costa Mesa potie8" .utt-me looking for one of the stolen trucks and the oth- er man. Manuel Ramirez, 28, of Los Angeles was booked at Costa Mesa jail on sus- picion of grand theft auto, assault with a deadly weapon on a police o~ficer and resisting arrest. He was being held in lieu of $50,000 bail. Arraignment was scheduled today in Harbor Municipal Court. • Family-owned Costa Mesa stationery store cites increasing competition from lafge office-supply stores. By Kelly Christeson, Daily Pilot COSTA .MESA -Jean Duke had a puzzled look on her face Monday as she paced back and forth in front of the familiar Hilgren Square stationery store where she has shopped for nearly 30 years. Eventually, two small sheets of notebook paper taped to the win- dow of Costa Mesa Stationers and Office Supply caught her eye. The handwritten notes put it simply: •Went out of business.· #Did not relocate.• After 45 years, the family- owned stationery store closed June 1 because of increasing competition from large office-sup- ply stores and grocery and drug stores selling paper products. •1t was convenient,• Duke said. M Neighborhood stores always are convenient.· She then corrected herself: ·Always were convenient.• Founded in 1953 by the late Paul Heck and Nick Weamer at Harbor Boulevard and 18th Street, the store moved to its well- known location at Hilgren Square in 1965. For students from Mariners Elementary, Ensign Juruor High and Newport Harbor High School, tosta Mesa Stauoners was a popular place to buy school supplies, crafts and cards. More than a tractibonaJ mom- and-pop stationery store, 1t also catered to area merchants, with Police said two men broke into lngarctia Bros. Produce in the 2200 block of Placentia Avenue about 9:45 p.m. Sunday, hot-wired two unloaded 1995 Isuzu trucks and headed east to. the Corona del Mar Freeway. Drew McCrary leads a group of junior Weguards Monday neu the Balboa Pier on the program's first day of operatton. McCrary, who ls recovering from lymphoma. works as an assistant in the program. Sam lngardia, who runs the busi- ness, said one of his employees spotted two men driving away after doing a routine ar~a check. Back in the SWIH "They must have been familiar with our facility,• said lngardia, pointing out that his business ls gated. "This wasn't done by an amateur. They took two of our better trucks.• Police located on e of the trucks through a tracking device the company installed in its 36 vehicles. lngardia said the computerized system assists the company in locating drivers when their trucks break down. Officer Jose Torres spotted one of the trucks heading north on the Sa.Il Diego Freeway, but the driver tried to bait him • SEE THEFT PAOE I Newport Harbor High stucfent. 16, battles cancer with sheer detennination • and heart to rejoin water polo squad, try out for junior lifeguard program D rew McCrary wants nothing more than to get back in the water. For the 16-year-old Newport Har- bor High School student, the pool is his second home. He loves swimming and water polo. It is his passion. It is his Uf e. But when Drew was diagnosed with Burkitt's lymphoma in November, his life changed radically. Instead of struggling to keep afloat in a water polo game. he was fighting for tus life. After six rounds of chemotherapy, three abdominal surgeries and numerous hospi- tal visits, Drew showed his resilience by jumping back into the pool -head first. He began practicing with the junior var- sity water polo squad again and, on Mon- day, enterffd Newport Beach's junior life- guard program. • SEE SURVIVOR PAGE 6 :city hi res contractor to fix I ·section of Ba·~k Bay DriVe • ytork..on ,repair. of 30p- foot-long stretch of road- way damaged by heavy rains could begin Aug. 3. By Alison Murrey, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The City Counc:U on Monday night awarded a contract for St 74,990 to a Duarte contractor to repair rain-damaged Baclt Bay Drive. The contract with Suinmlt , Conti'acting will COVW" tbe COG• ltrut1ion of A lOO!foot·kiag MC· tiola Of pavement to Npl8Clli the -~ toed betweeD Shell· mu. Ud San Joe~ Hil1I l'Oeda. Tbe new MdiOll wm be low9I thin .-.mg Mgll'Mllltl of u. rMd to aUoW atorm nmoa to Gow --= ID tbe IUtUN. Wedil~ID~Allj.3. The councU alto ••t aside 19,000 for a b6olag1lt to make 8W'9 the WR doel D0t MMl.tnpr 1om1 wUclllle, and •.too rar •. in-comtNCtioll avtronmen&al inwntory. The eonnltant and tM bmintory.,. ~by .... U.S. Amy C°'P.' of Bng-.. and the U.S. Jliiti alid WUcllh Serii.ai. • Lat. Maeday ....... COUil• di b14 DOl y.e dlK••ll 11- lryine CQ.'I apJ>~n to. a.4'. a 102-room, 16-atory tower to the Pour Seasons Hotel. The Plan- ning Commission recommended approval of the addition, which would require an amendment to the Newport Beach General Plan that llm1tJ botell ln the 600 block of Newport Center Drive to a25 rooms. 1be COuDdl WU allO expected to approve a $120 mllllon budget for 1998-99, altet cOuildl mem- beis illdivtdually addrelled eecb of l4 lteml OD a •budget cbeck- Ult.. Tbe cbeckUit 'teml mducte 125,000 to u~ tM vOdDg IMCbtMI lD tbe cound1 c:blm· bin. '250,000 tat a -... lgllt ...,....._t program ad ~w ..... e.cs •• pa •• ,..... of tbe ... ... ....... * • business fotms and services. · But it foremost was a family· owned store staffed with the chil- dren and grandchildren of the ongma) owners. Heck's daugh- ters. Elizabeth and Christine, grew up work.mg in the store. In 1969, Dave Pwcell was dat· mg Elizabeth Heck when he was offered a job as a deliveryman. He married her the same year and, in 1970, became a partner with Christine Heck and bought the store. • SEE STATIONER PAOE 6 Costa Mesa man faces .. two more charges · • Former assistant principal at Garden G rove high school accused of fondling 14-year-old girl on two occasions. By Greg Risling. Datly Pilot WESTMINSTER -TWo new charges were filed Monday against a Costa Mesa man after a 14-year-old gul claimed she was fondled on two occasions when he was assistant principal of a Garden Grove high school. Miguel Vivanco, 42, pleaded innocent in West Orange County Municipal Court to two counts of committing a lewd act on a child. He has been released on his own recognizance. A prelinunary hear- ing was scheduled for Sept 9. A former assistant pnnopal of Rancho Alamitos High School in Garden Grove, Vivanco also faces two counts of having unlawful mtercourse with a rrunor. If convicted on all four charges, he could be sentenced to eight years in state prison. Garden Grove police said the 14-year-old gul recently stepped forward and reported that Vivan- co cornered her and mappropn- ately touched her on two sepa- rate occasions on campus. The inodents occurred shortly before Christmas and m March, police said. ·she knew he was a popular teacher and figured she would avoid him,• said Garden Grove police Lt. J ohn Woods. •It was only until somebody else broke the 1ce that she deeded to speak out.• In May. charges were filed against Vivanco after a 19-year- old woman told police that he allegedly unpregnated her when she was a student at Rancho • SEE CHARGES PAOE 8 , local voices -----~ ~ -~ I can't t c!ieve an the ktioti cry- ing about Mlchae.l Liwler sneaking mto prOfesSlonal sports arenas (•Game..ctashei' did· n't win any h~, • June 18; ·. •Locals still reacting to story about · gate-crasher," June 20). He's ripping off the morons who · charge God-knows-how-much for ~admission, three bucks for a crap- py hot dog, the same for a 12- ounce soda, $5 for a beer, 20 bucks for a T-shirt, etc., etc. And none of this happens till you cough up six clams to park. All in the name of overpaying greedy, smartass jocks. Who are the real criminals here? Teach your kids about that. · DAVID L JAMES Costa Mesa Eastbluff crossing guard, speed control necessary l.ocals offer their thoughts on traffic $afety near Corona de/ Mar High School after 12-year-old boy was hit by car. I strongly recommend a crossing guard and have been strongly recommending that for 14 years ("Boy, 12, hit in Eastbluff crosswalk,• June 19). This accident that happened to that little boy was inevitable. I am just grateful he iiurvived. Something has to be done. It is a little disappointing that it takes an accident for people to listen. SUSAN LAIRD Newport Beach In many other states, a school zone is 15 rOph and is strictly enforced. Flashing lights, waves of Bott dots alert the driver to slow down and pay attention. The accident last week is inexcusable. The city has known of the traffic issues for far too long and have turned a blind eye. It was inevitable this would happen. The sheer number of drivers who are reckless combined with the volume of walking stu- dents predicates accidents like this. Is anyone listening now? Unfortunately, 1l has nearly cost this young boy his life and will cost the citizens of Newport, with the anticipated lawsuit for ·something that should have been handled decisively years ago. I've also seen speed bumps installed in sehool zones and crosswalks guarded by U,.e senior citizens coalition. Seniors for Safety was a program I recall reading about in Las Vegas. Seniors were held up by the community they served as true heroes for their dedication and commitment to safety of schoolchildren in Las Vegas. Lastly, the reason why the 15 mph zones work so well in other states is a function of driver education and strict enforcement. Nailing drivers with a stiff penalty -high fines and crossing-guard duty -will curb excessive speeds and teach a few lessons along the way. CARL OSSIPOFF Newport Beach First of all, stop and smell the roses. Put the stop signs in a month before school starts so that people get used to stopping. Then get the crossing guard, and I'm sure parents and grandparents would be glad to pay a dollar a student to pay for the cross- ing guard, and the city surely should. • • ~~~ot VOL 92. NO. 147 DEBBIE GRAY Newport Beach AQOllU$ GAME. SET. MATCH Tennis fans watched the bouncing ball - lobbed between the likes of Jioimy Connors, John McEnroe, Bjom Borg and Yannick Noah. The Challenge brought thousands of spectators to the Palisades Tennis Cub last week. and made parking near the Hyatt Ne~er a chal- lenge of its 9wn. THANKS, CHARLIE BRANDE When he learned 17 girls had been cheated out of playing in a new volleyball league, Char- lie Brande dived in to save the game. The vet- eran volleyball instructor is treating the team of 10-to 12-year-olds to three weeks of coaching at the Balboa Bay Club. ANEW LOOK Arched roots, canopies and other design touches could carry Harbor Center mall into the new millennium, if the city approves the plans that Santa Ana-based ICI Development Co. is pitching. The shopping center -Costa Mesa's first -opened some 40 years ago and is in des- perate need of a face lift. FUTURE LEADERS We congratulated hundreds of locals youths as they opened a new chapter of their lives. Whether they go on to college or enter the work force, we wish the graduates o( Newport-Mesa nothing but the best of luck. A TRIBUTE TO DAD · Some made us smile, some made us laugh, all touched our hearts. Thanks, Daily Pilot readers, for sharing your favorite pictures of dad. MARC MARTIN I OAA.V Pl.OT Tennis legend John McEnroe gestures to the crowd after his return of a Yannick Noah serve cllmbed over the net in the flnt set of their match Friday at The Challenge in Newport Beach. The made-for- televtslon event. part of the Nuveen Tour, Champions of Tennis, was held at Pall.sades Tennis Club. readers respond front of the campus. HARMLESS PRANK? They set off finnackers durlng finals, and now two boys from Corona d.el Mar High School may find themselves attending dasies in another district next year. It's too bad they dktn't consider the come- quances of their Jlctiom before the bluts. The prank may not ·have . seemed so funny. Boys should be expelled The Issue: Many say the punishment isn"t too severe for pair who set off firecrackers at Corona del Mat". High School. I definitely think these kids who set off the firecrackers should be expelled (•Boys face expulsion,• June 20). Firecrackers are against the law. Even if they were not, they are only legal in the city in which they are sold, and fhey do not sell fireworks in Corona del Mar or Newport Beach. These kids are just getting away with all kinds of stuff. So yeah, they broke the law, and they broke the law on cam- pus. SHARON VAN ALSTINE Costa Mesa Is anybody else out there get- ting tired of seeing these young kids continually break the law and get off scot-free? I am. By the way, that screeching sound you hear is David Shore's brakes stopping from Chasing the ambulance and going as fast as he can to Coro- na del Mar High School. GEORGE LAMPINEN Newport Beach Our media regularly brings us the news of high-profile fig- ures committing crimes -a couple of professional athletes come to mind; teenagers dri- ving too fast, killing and injur- ing passengers; even the aver- age citizen making the front page of a local paper for sneak- ing into a major sporting event. The interesilng fact is that these criminals suffer liffie or no visible consequences, and that sends out the wrong message to society. What troubles me the most ls our childlen, who are fo~ ideas about good Judg- ment, moral character, and the positive or negative conse- quences for their behavior, are sent the wrong message. If we hypothetically turned the Corona del Mar High School firecracker fiasco around, what would have occurred -beyond the obvious -if the M-80 exploded in a student's hand while attempting to ignite it? Is it possible the people directly responsible for their child's behavior would cry foul and hire high-priced attorneys to prove the school's negligence? Or how about this: What if it was a pipe bomb? Not a big one but one equivalent to the . power of one-quarter stick of dynamite -one Just big enough to make a lot of noise. If that was the case, do you think anyone woulaeven ques- tion an expulsion decision? As far as I'm concerned, a dangerous explosive device of any construction does not belong on campus, and the con- sequences need to be swift and permanent. Expel them. Get the r. . . ' message across that behavior such as this is unacceptable, and zero tolerance m the schools is just that -no tolerance for inappropriate, dangerous, or life-threatening behavior. DAVID SINGER Costa Mesa I don't believe there has ever been a year that there hasn't been some little prank done at the campus or any school, as in beach balls being floated across the crowds or squirt guns or rolls of toilet paper or cans of whipped cream. While these are very inno- cent, the firecrackers didn't harm anybody. They weren't around anybody, they just went off. It wu a pr~~ It was-a ~of the- graduation ceremony. ·Let the kids be kids. No one got hurt. They didn't do it around any- body. I don't think the boys should be expelled -maybe some time out, out that's about it. NANCY REAVES Costa Mesa 11UU.AtumS swell ls out of the Some knee-to waist-.... .,..,.llAOt Balboa west at 3 feet. Earty high sets ere expect· • 10lh ..._. .t ..._ loulewnt A cellular t.lephone 72158 momlngfog. Corona def Mar ed owr the next few worth S 150 was~ from • big on the bMctl. 73159 TIDES • J2ild ...... .t ..._ 9oulwwd: A cellular telephone. Our eddr• ls 330 W. l.y St, Colt.a Mesi, c.Mf. t2Q7. Cotta Mesa 74151 TODAY First low days because of • 1MtNr JaCMt and briefc.ate worth $700 were stot.n from • car ~ MWthe~. .• .. ,•,~1 .• .... rhlch l~la.m. ·1.2 swell It 200 to 210 • Clrde DrM: A sUt9bolrd worth S 130 was stolen from the First Ngh frOnt yWd of • houle in the 2600 block. Newport eo.st 10:06 a.m. 4.0 degttes. The ~I .... c.illt ,._ ,,., F1shing rods worth $465 WW. stolen 73159 Second low shoukf «Mltver some from • bolt In the lOO block. W.clMCAIT 3:02 p.m. 1.7 • lr¥IM --: A duff9l beg. Concert tl<kt1S and ott. prop- LOCAnoN Sill Second high fun w.ws, e$pedalty wty worth S'75 w... stolen from • car In the 1100 b1oCk. .. MM 9:16 p.m. 6.5 It the ~nts Ind WlDNESOAY Newport l·SM Flnt low '"1s. Looking af\Md COIM~ lledtltl l-SM • Ill• t'1 t •.-:A wetlth word\ $11 wm 9'lolen from a ...,JettY 3-IM 4:26 a.m. ·13 to Ntty nt)Ct WMk. aimliunlt1mrMrtocMr:raamIntN2ICIO block. CdM 2-SIW Ant high the'-should be • .._ .,._ ACWClll ~ tlOClll ... ._ praper\r 10:53 a.m. .., Second low some :wellt· to Chest· WOfth sm _......,.. hm •...,.. ia.1n the a. blDdL •....._ ... I a•* 9Weo eqiJlllm•it WOf1h $a.too W11 3:46p.m. u Noh and poMte second high .... from.• in the 2000 ....... 9:stp.m 6,4 •Rtaa 1ns~ACS1111dtrw....,..._..--. SJ90Wlf9 .... fsiOiii • • lnh--.0~ •Min jg a ""'-""9 t'iubcipl .... S'°O _.....,tram emlnthlm»....._ [_ ' He set a record that never : has been broken -tom ' drunk arrests within 24 : hours. That isn't bad when you 1 consi4er he was kept ln Jail five ' hours each time. Primitive ~· metic will establish that in four hours of freedom he managed to get himself arrested four times. • Not bad for an amateur. , It happened in 1936 wlien I 1 was working nights as a ~ ' officer to avoid starvation dur- • ing my first year of practicing ; law in Balboa. I WU the desk , sergeant for his last arrest. The · arresting officer brought him . into the station. He was a smil- , ing man in his mid-40s. ' •Good evening, sergeant,• · he sang out. •The name ii Coe, · big C, small 0, small E. I'm from Inglewood,• he continued as J jotted down his name. •1bat's big I, small N, small G -· • •1 know how to spell Ingle· wood,• 1 interrupted. •The last desk sergeant did· n't, • be replied, smiling. The arresting officer left and Coe made himself at home in the booking.office. "You have to go back to jail,~ I said. •1 don't want to go back there,• he said. "It's lonesome and it smells bad.• 1 pushed him into the jail. He went to the window and began shouting, •Help, help, the cops are beating me!• •Knock it off,• I said. •You're giving l(lw enforcement a bad name.• •Help, help, the cops are beating mel • he repeated. I surrendered and brought him out to the booking office. He was fascinated by the FBI wanted posters. As each cop dropj>ed in, Coe would find Cl , poster that be claimed was a dead ringer for that officer and demand that 1 arrest the officer. Th~ cops stopped coming in. He was one of the happiest drunks I have ever seen. His arrests were interesting. Pinch one: He checked into the Balboa Inn, decided there was too much noise in the hall and barricaded the stairway so 1 no one could get to the second floor. Pinch two: Balboa was wide open in those days, with Main Street lined with gambling joints. Coe decided to strike a blOw for morality at Dad Work- man's place by sweeping all the · chips off the table and into the street Pinch three: Spying a tem- porarily unattended police car, he got in, turned on the siren and was having a lively radio conversation with the dispatch- er when a policeman with no sense of humor put an end to this escapade. Pinch four: Finding a bread- delivery truck unattended, be passed out bread to passers-by until apprehended. While doing all this, he was able to remain beautifully drunk by tossing down a few immedi- ately upon each release from jail. His reasoning was simple and direct: •You have to keep the old liver alert.• Finally. bis five hours were up. He paid his $20 bail, put the receipt with the other three - •for the old scrapbook, you know." -and called a taxi. When the cab arrived, he pointed. •You see that woman sitting in the car across the street? That's my wife. She's waiting for me'. Hideous woman. Nag, ~g. nag. Enough to drive a weaker man to drink." The taxi arrived, Coe dropped to his knees and crawled to' the cab, stretching out on the back seat so his wUe wouldn't see him. As the cab rolled away, he wiggled his fingers at me in a farewell salute, and my all-time favorite scomaw sailed out of my life. S(B---·~~ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW· COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! alC 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa c.tertng 645-0209 Coet.9Meu 642-1142 One ISlocll Soutb of 405 Fwy 545-7168 · TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1998 •• Sexual har3.Ssment trial dropped • Order to dismiss claim agclmst Newport Harbor Yacht Club filed in Superior Court. By Greg Rlsling, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -An order to dismiss a sexual harass- ment suit against the Newport Harbor Yacht Club has been filed Stepson identifies injured bicyclist A bicyclist who was severely injured when he collided with a sport utility vehicle in Costa Mesa was identified Monday by his stepson, police said. The cyclist had no identifica- tion on him when he hit a Jeep Cherokee broadside at Placentia Avenue and Victoria Street early Thursday, so police asked the public for help to identify him. On Monday, police circulated a photograph of the injured man at the Costa Mesa Job Center, where his stepson identified him as Edmundo Rubin Ramirez, 35, of Costa Mesa. The stepson, who was not iden- tified by police, said Ramirez had been missing for several days. Ramirez, who suffered severe internal injuries, remains in criti- cal condition at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana. Costa Mesa man held in daring auto theft A Costa Mesa man was an~t ed early Monday in connection with a daring auto theft over the weekend, authorities said. Donn Henry Llndekugel, 38, was booked on suspicion of grand theft auto. Bail was set at $25,000. Police said Llndekugel was using a pay telephone in front of a liquor store in the 2200 block of Newport Boulevard when a car driven by Patricia Guyette; 46, of Costa Mesa pulled into the drive- way a t 4:10 p.m. Sunday. G uyette reportedJy left the keys in the ignition of her 1989 Chrysler LeBaron convertible and went to buy a pack of cigarettes. When she saw a man climb in the car and start it, she waved at him in Superior Court, but attorneys refused to release any details Monday. The order was submitted Fri- day -the same day the civil tri- al was scheduled to begin -by Elizabeth Lopez, who represents two former yacht dub waitress- es. Neither Lopez nor the yacht Club's attorney, Michael Baker, would verify a settlement had been reached. But in most civil cases, a suit is dropped if the I plaintiff decides to discontinue the legal process or if a deal is struck. Although Lopez would not say whether a settlement offer was on 1he-table, she indicated hercllents -Linda Gionet and Joanna Faunce -had planned to pro- ceed with the trial. Gionet and Faunce claimed co- worker Aaron Griffel made numerous lewd comments and sexual advances toward them in 1996. In the civil suit, Gnf:fel Wei l accused of JD4king sexual ges-l tutes and grabbing the women , without their consent. The women added that the club was alerted to Grtff el's actions, but didn't aggressively investigate , the matter. s Faunce filed a complaint with , the state Department of Pair , Employment and Housing-in December 1996. The two women ' reportedly left the dub a month late r. 'briefly ·in the news to stop, police said. She circled the vehicle and tried to open the passenger door, clinging to the side of the car as the man tried to speed away. Guyette was thrown to the rear of the car and fell to the ground, suffering minor injuries to her head and shoulders. She was treated at the scene and released. Anaheim police said they found Llndekugel at 12:15 a.m. Monday near Santa Ana Canyon and Roosevelt Road in Anaheim Hills. The car was not damaged. Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith said Lindekuge l was not charged with carjacking because the re was no apparent use of force to steal the vehicle. Oassic car show set at Mesa Verde Center More than 100 classic ca.rs from the 1940s to 1960s will be featured at the 10th annual Fifties Fling Car Show from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Mesa Verde Center at Harbor Boule- vard and Adams Avenue in Cos- ta Mesa. The public will be invited to vote for their favorite car until 2 p.m. fo r "people's choice" awards, which will be presented at 3 p.m. Live entertainment will be pro- vided all day by Ronny and The Classics and an Elvis imperson- ator at 2 p.m . KRTH-FM 101 disc jockey Brian Bierne will be at the show from noon to 2 p.m. In addition to danting and refreshmenis, the event also will featwe yo-yo, hula hoop and bubble-gum-blowing contests open to children 15 and under. Children can keep the yo-yos as a prize from Mesa Verde Center. Admission is free. For more information, call (714) 435-2050 Six entrepreneurs among 36 finalists Six Newport-Mesa entrepre- neurs are among 36 finalists fo r the 1998 Orange County Entre- preneur of the Year award, which will be presented at a banquet Wednesday night a t the Hyatt Regency in Irvine . Mike Gottlieb, Orange County Entrepreneur of the Year program director, said the local finalists are: • Joni and Hal Brice of Heil- Brice Retail Advertismg in New- port Beach. • Mark Kerslake and Robert May of Legacy Homes in New- port Beach. • Glenn Carpenter of Pacific Gulf Properties Ill Newport Beach. • Mitch Argon of Quickstart Technologies Inc. in Newport Beach:. • Rosemarie Smith of Systems Source Inc. in Newport Beach. • Greg Grosch of White Cap Mt ltl 1121•Fu141 1411134 lndustnes Inc. in Costa Mesa. Tickets to the awards ban<{Ucet r are $100 each. For reseivations, l call . Shay Scaffide at (949) 794- 2382. The Entrepreneur of the Year program was founded in 1986 by Ernst and Young. The Orange County winner will be eligible for the national Entreprenew of the Year award, which will be announced Nov. 15 1 in Pc!l.m Springs. Miss Newport Beach pageant set Friday The 1998 Miss N ewport Beach Beauty Pageant, a fund-raising 1 benefit for the Jwtior Diabetes Foundation of Orange County, will be helq at 6:30 p.m. Friday at · the Hyatt Newporter Hotel in Newport Beach. The pageant is open to single women ages 18 to 25 who live in E Newport Beach, Corona del Mar or Balboa. Sponsored by the Newport Beach Lions C lub, the event will include a no-host cocktail~ dinner and silent and live auc, tions. Tickets are $50 each. For more information, call Sal- ly Nockold at (7 14) 644-6105. I Flm• PICK·UP • Fiii!• MLIY•llY ~------;m;a._.;;;;;;;a;;11m1~ 2620 EAST COAST HIGHWAY• CORONA DEL MAR. C A 92625 . ~ Summer Food & Wine Festival at Crystal Cotp't Thursday, Junt 25. 1998 ------5:3 p.m. -8:30 P.m. f•ataring: • Cr.at cuisiM from th aAny South Coast Plua rtstaar.tats. • An excftfl»& sa.apllna of prtaiam CAiifornia willff. • Live st.ti 4'rwa1 of •stMl Para.ti· for yoar enjoyment. " AD Ptocttda a.aefit S.CO..t H.a"ttt 'fM4I kU 6 s. ... a. C..r.a S.91 ~itcl..a ~\\• 11~ ~ ~ . S.. .. C..Ut PIAu ~tit Cm1•3m INr SMtt • c.ta Neu• m•• 4SS JM0 ----------~-------~------~---------------------------~~-~------~ .... _______ ......, __ ~------------------ Add ... __________ ~------------:-------~ Zip _____ _ ' ,....,... ...................... , ............. (llt.door) El'delleCI la f"1 ct.-for I ---------..... -..11'1 OVl8A OMO ...,,.. on card--------------------~-Cll'd No • ...;;;. ................ ___ ............... _______ _ ~-....._ _________ -"""'!' __ _ TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1998 REPUBLICAN WOMEN The Costa Mesa Republican Women Federated will meet at · 10:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Golf c;tnd Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. For more informa- tion, call 557-6545. MUSICAL PROGRAM Craig Newton will present a free program, A Historical Jour- ney Through America's Music, at 3 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Library, 1855 Park Ave. For more informa- tion, call 646-8845. MESA VERDE HOMEOWNERS Costa Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa will address the Mesa Verde Homeowners Association from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Neighborhood ·Community Center, 1845 Park Ave.. Costa Mesa. The public is invited. For more information, call .557-3755. WEDDING DANCE WORKSHOP A wedding dance workshop on the waJtz, East Coast swing and slow -dance steps will be present- f:'d from 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. at the Corrununity Youth Center, Fifth dJ1d lris Avenues, Corona del Mar. Registration is $18 for Newport Beach residents and $23 for non- residents. For more information, Cdll (949) 644-3151. TEEN READING PROGRAM The Newport Beach Public Library will present Totally Teen Readmg Extreme, its summer readmg program for seventh- through 12th-graders, through •\ug. 20 al the library, 1000 Avo- Lddo Ave. For more information, ~u 7 t 7-3870. WEDNESDAY NETWORKING GROUP Drive, Newport Beach. The course is available to beginning, intermediate and advanced stu- dents. The fee is $63. For more infor" mation, call 644-3151. AYSO REGISTRATION The last chance to register for the American Youth Soccer Orga- nization's Region 97 will be from 6 to 9 p.m. in the library at Mariners Elementary School, 2100 Mariners Drive, Newport Beach. Play~rs born between Aug. 1, 1979, and Jan. 31, 1994, are eligi- ble. Birth certilicates or passports are required for ·new or non- retwning players. Applicants also should bring the name of their doctor or medical provider. Regis- tration fees are $55 for the first child in a family, $50 for the sec- ond and $45 for the third. For more information, call (949) 642- 6296. IMPROVE GOLF GAME The Center for Peak Perfor- mance will present a seminar, Improve Your Golf Game with Guided Imagery, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the center, 4570 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is $10. For more information, call (949) 252-2104. TIIDRSDAY STRESS MANAGEMENT The Center for Peak Perfor- mance will present a seminar, Stress Management for Business Professionals and Other Busy People, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the center, 4570 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is $10. For-more information, call (949) 252-2104. SATURDAY WEIGHT-LOSS SEMINAR . nto and Connie Sanc:bez -and their Angora rabbllB -bNd up •common 'lbrema," a wool'"5ptnnlng exblbff. during the 106tb annual Qrange County Fair that runs July 10-26. and Relaxation, from 6:30 to 7 :30 p.m. at the center, 4570 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is $10. For more information, call (949) 252-2104. • ONGOING FREE RELATIONSHIP HOTLINE Maxine Coh en, a marnage and family therapist, sponsors an anonymous help line for individu- als with relationship problems. She is available for free consulta- tion from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mondays by calling 759- 0357. FREE USDA FOOD p.m. on the second Friday of each month in the rear .parking lot of the Church of Christ, 740 W. Wil- son St., Costa Mesa. Bring picture identification. Fot more informa- tion, call 650-8236. _..,... ___ _ FRJENOSHIP aua The Thursday Morning Club presents an entertainment lun- cheon on the second Thursday of each month at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 w. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The club also has ongoihg activities, such as golf and bridge. For a free newsletter or more information, call 546-2244. GYNECOLOGIC CANCER A free support group for women with gynecologic cancers meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at the Patty and George Hoag Can cer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call ·722-6237. HAM RADIO MEETINGS Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communication offers the opportunity for ham radio operators to participate in Costa Mesa's Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service organization. Weekly nets are held at 7 :20 p.m. on 147.060 MHz. Monthly meet- ings are held at 6:30 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment. For more information, call 754-7045. HIGH-DOSE CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT Support is available for people who will undergo or are undergo- ing bone-marrow transplants or stem-cell rescues and their fami- lies at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center. For more informa- tion, call 574-6872. INCEST SURVIVORS SUPPORT The Survivors of Incest Anony- mous for female vlctims of sexual abuse and rape, their friends and relatives meets from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday at 760 Victo- ria St., Costa Mesa. There is no fee. For more inf onnation. call Iris at 859-3918. JAYCEES GROUP The Jaycees is a group of young professionals ages 21 to 39 who get together for community service, business networking and socializing. Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursdays of every month. For more informa- tion, call 451-2178. KIWANIS GLUB The Kiwanis Club of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at noon Thursdays at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bay- side Drive, Corona del Mar. For more information, call 852-1148. LEADS CLUB The Newport Coast chapter ot Ali Lassen's Leads Club meets <11 7:15 p.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Calt> at Harbor and Newport boule· vards in Costa Mesa. For mon' information, call 857-6059. LEGAL ASSISTANCE The Oasis Senior Center offeri, a half-hour of free legal consulld· tion by appointment by callinq 6414-3244. LIVING WITH CANCER Monthly workshops for peo- ple with cancer and their rf'ld lives meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. lhP second Tuesday of every month a t the Patty and George Hodg Cancer Center in Newport Beach. For more informauon. call 760-5542. Prospects Networking Group will meet at 7:15 a.m. for break- fast at Mirru's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Break.fast is $6. Bnng along business cards Jor networking purposes. For more information, call (949) 474-2225. The Center ·for Peak Perfor- mance will present a seminar, Weight Loss: A Lifestyle Change Without Deprivation, from 10 lo 11 a.m. al the center, 4570 Cam- pus Drive, Newport Beach . Admission is $10. For more infor- mation, call (949) 252-2104. • F.ree USDA food for low- income families and seniors in Newport Beach, Corona del Mar and Balboa is availcrble trom 10 a.m. to noon on the second Wednesday of each month at the Newport Beach Community Cen- ter, 883 W. 15th St., NewpQrt Beach. For more information, call BECAUSE LIFE 'S TOO S NORT . PAINTING WORKSHOPS Landscape and seascape drawing and painting workshops will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m Wednesdays through :July 29. The first meeting will be dt Mariner's Park adjacent to Manner's Library, 2005 Dover JUNE 30 ARTHRmS PAJN MANAGEMENT The Center for Peak Perfor- mance will present a seminar, Free Arthritis Pain Management ~~ DESIGN CENTER ~1~1n. · • Seniors and low-income fam- ilies in the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area can obtain free USDA surplus food from 11 a.m. to 3 ;;For All Your Decorating Needs!'' · •,,./ . . ·1'URNIT REUPHOLSTEU •Custom-Made Furniture •Slip Covers • Patio Furniture . CUSTOM DRAPERIES Blinds & Shades • Custom Bedspread • Headboards •Pillows Call 1-80C).J78-TRAK(8725) for moN Information or • TCA Fulrak~ appllcatlon. WPUS FOUNDATION A support group for younger patients with lupus meets from 1 :30 to 3 p .m. on th». second and fourth Wednesdays of each month in Newport Beach. For details call 536-1734. , LYMPHEDEMA WORKSHOP A workshop for people with lymphedema meets from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Hoag Cancer Center auditorium in Newport Beach. For information call 760-5542. I MEAL PROGRAM The Oasis Senior Center offers a meaJ program for members. lunch is served daily from 11 :45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the multipur- pose room at 800 Marguerite Ave.. Corona del Mar. Home- delivered meals are available for homebound seniors. Reservations are required. Meals are spon- sored by SCSS Inc. For more information, call 644-3244. MEDICAL EQUIPMENT The Oasis Senior Center offers medical equipment rental, from wheelchairs to walkers and more, by calling 644-3244. MEDICAL LIBRARY The Oasis Se"nior Center has a comprehensive medical library to answer or research any medical question. Call 644-3244. MEDICARE ASSISTANCE The Oasis Senior Center offers a counselor to assist with ques- tions about Medicare, HMOs, supplementaJ and long-term care insurance by appointment. For more information or appoint- ments. call 644-3244. MEDITATION SESSION • Expanded Awareness Semi- nars presents a weekJy medita- tion session at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at the Hub of Newport Mesa, 230 E. 17th St., Suite 218. Suggested donation is $10. For more infor- mation, call 646-1128. • A free introductory class in primordial sound meditation is offered by Marvin Greenberg at Complementary Healing Arts, 666 Baker St., C-OSta Mesa. For the time and day or to make a reservation, call 969-7653. MEN'S SUPPORT The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association presents a men's support group at 4 p.m. Fri- days. The fee is $25 per session . For more information, call 722- 4588. MENTAL ILLNESS SUPPORT GROUPS • The Alliance for the Mentally ill of Orange County provides edu- cation and· emotional support for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. A free support group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. every other Saturday at the Orange County Mental Health Clinic, 3115 Redhill Ave., Costa Mesa. For more information, call 850-8463. • St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church offers a support group for families with loved ones who are mentally ill. The group meets Sundays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the church's Dierenfield Hall C, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. The group is open to the community and committed to confidentiality. For more informa- tion, call 631-2880. NETWORKING MEETING • The Networkers, a program provided by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, meets from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednes- days at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Lunch is $12. The one-time -membership-fee is $15. Por more ! ~ t ' I ·" " ' I ' ---- Since 1972 I ·' Western m1111c trto Riden In tbe Sky take center stage Jaly 18 • put Of tile ()nDie County Fair at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Shows ~ In the Arllngton Theater at 1 and 9 p.m. and are free with actmt•on. The fa1r runs July 10-2~. information, call 574-8783 or 540- 0201. • Prospects Networking Group meets from 7:15 to 8:30 a .m. Wednesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Breakfast is $6. For more infor- mation, call Angie Stafford at 474-2225 or Tma Firman at 551- 3156. • Ali Lassen's Leads Club meets at 7:15 a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835 Newport Blvd.; Costa Mesa. For more infonna:- tion, call 857-6059. NEED JO RElAX7 Zen Home Stitchery. a local manufacturer of meditation sup- plies, holds a free evening of meditation from 5 to 7 p.m. Sun- days at the Mesa Business Center. .... -----CRYSTAL CAVt • Metaphyslcal Books • Original Jewelry Gifts, Artwork • Mlnerals l!t Gemstones • Hand carved Crystal Quan Yin l!t Buddhas • Herbs, Essential Oils, Incense Psychic Readings (call store for appointment) ·Tea Leaves • Aslrology • Tarot (Spanish readings avallablel • Handwriting Analysis FREE QUARTZ CRYSTAL ~~~t~a~:rs~treet A 16 714• 7 54• 1151 (Comer of Baker & Bear streets) 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-8. For more information, can 722-7818. RECREA110N MEETING The Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com- mission meets at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month in the City Council chambers, 3300 Newport-Blvd., Newport Beach. For more information, call 644- 3151. NICOTINE ANONYMOUS The Nicotine Anonymous fel- lowship wants to help men and women who smoke to quit and remain smoke-free. For more infonnation on local evening meetings, call 650-2713. OPEN HOUSE The Costa Mesa Histoncal Society holds a free open house from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. The event features memo- rabilia from the city of Costa Mesa and the Santa Ana Army Air Base. For more informatJOn. call 634-5918. OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS Overeaters Anonymous meets from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the West Newport Community Center, 883 W. 15th St., No. 5, Newport Beach. For more infor- mation, call 953-0900. PARENTING SKIUS Ensign Intermediate School offers a free parenting seminar and open discussion for parents of teens from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the last Wednesday of each month For more information, call 225- 8189. PARKfNSON'S SU..alrT GAOtlP. The Oasu Senior Center offers a Parkinson's support group from 7 to 9 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 644-3244. PRE/POST NATAL~ The Yoga Place offers a pre/post-natal yoga class from 3 to 4:30 p .m. Thursdays. New classes begin on the first of the month. For more information. call 642-7400. PROSTATE DISCUSSION GROU,P Hoag Cancer Center offers Man to Man, a free prostate-can- cer discussion group, from 1 to 8:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month at the center audi- tonum, 1 Hoag Drive, Building 4 t . Newport Beach. For reserva- tions or more information, call 722-6237. REFERRAL GROUP The Pacific Business Xchange has weekly breakfast meetings at 7 a.m. Tuesdays at the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. There is no charge for the initial meeting. For more information. call 640- 0588. RELATIONSHIP GROUP The Newport Beach Psycho- logical Association presents a coed relationship group called Insight Equals Power at 7 p.m . Thursdays. The fee is $25 per week. For more information, call 722-4588. °"" . 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SLOW Drew is a walking medical dic- tionary. Have him talk about medical procedures and dosages, and the terminology rolls off his tongue. Several months ago he couldn't tell aspirin from Prozac. "I have a vast knowledge of stuff 1 never want to know about again/ Drew said, laughing. The pain began in October when coaches noticed Drew was lethargic and slow. He missed most of the games and doctors believed he had hepatitis because his skin was yellow. After being bounced around to various emergency rooms, an ultrasound cliscovered that Drew had a grapefruit-sized twnor rest- ing on his bile duct. Drew's father, Lynn, said the tumor weighed about 10 pounds. Within 36 hours, the tumor was removed and Drew would be bedridden for Thanksgiving and his 16th birthday. He made it home for thrist- mas, but there weren't too many smiles. Drew knew what lay ahead and he had to prepare him- self for the pain. Chemotherapy began and Drew's 6-foot-3-inch athletic frame was reduced to 112 pounds at one point. Drew was overcome with emotions -disbelief, derual and anger. How could this happen to someone so young? "The chemo had me really sick,• Drew said. "I was low, low- er and at the lowest point of my We. It doesn't matter how much reassurance someone gives you, you have to have the mind-set that you will get through this." Drew's body was pumped full of medication, causing him to hal- lucinate and have severe mood swings. On rlillerent clays, he kicked Santa Claus and a couple of Anaheim Ducks players out of his room because he was loaded on prescription drugs. He even took out his rage on his parents, who watched him struggle to recover. "He's crying and screaming and then he starts swearing at you,· his father said. "You don't take it personally. You feel so help- less that you can't do anything.· Nobody could ease the excru- ciating pain, but the corrunwtity -as it had done so many times before -rallied around Drew. There were countless visits by fnends and relatives, bringing banners and warm wishes (or his ·Remember Bonds? ..,._. r 1 ~-rWit~ ~ ~~iAA~J!.A~~ ipa~ket over the last 6 years, r r-.r-.!L' ,_ I' ,... chances arc bonds may be underweigntea in }rotfr ~rr- folio. To find out why bonds are an attractive investment now and how to rebalance your portfolio to take advan- tage of current market opportunities, contact a MerriJl Lynch Financial Consul tant. With access to the top- ranked bond professionals in the industry, a Merrill Lynch Financial Consultant can help you evaluate your portfolio and provide. specific recommendatiods to J meet your investment objectives. For a copy of our recent r~port: ''The Case For Bonds," call 949-719-4719 · STATIONER CONTINUED FROM 1 1be family legacy continued through Purcell's children. HiS teenage son. David, followed in his father's footsteps delivering orders. And his junior higb-~e daughter, Sarah. helped stock the store and did merchandising. But times have changed and family-owned neighborhood busi- ne918S now face fierce competition from chain-store operators. · Purcell said business began to decline in 1985 after Price Oub opened on Harbor Boulevard and continued to fall off as other higb- volume, low-cost stores such as Office Depot and Staples opened in the area. ·aubs were selling mercban- dise below our co.t, • Purcell said. ·1 daa"t mow boW they do it.• ~ customers eventual- ly began to move their business to where they coWd buy more for less, he said. •1t was one of the nails in the coffin,• ~said. The advent of drug stores and grocery Ito.res selling bac.k...to- school '{IUpplies also hurt busi- ness, he 'laid. As those ltores began to sell binders, lined papers, pem and other school supplies, fewer stu- dents made the. September rush to the stationery store, Pw'ceU said. For l>w'cell and Heck, the clo- sure of the store 4fter 45 yea.rs in the community has not been easy. •n•s been our whole life/ Pur- cell said. •All we've done is work at the store.• •••••••••H•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••--••••••••Uonooooo....-.oooo•••••••••••ofoouooo-"•••••••••••••"••••ll•u••••t•u•o•-,•-•nt••••oil"'''""''''" recovery. Drew has hundreds of cards in a scrapbook and a framed picture of Pepperd.ine University's championship water polo team. In late January, Drew returned home, where one of the rooms was COJtVerted to a medical ward. Anyone visiting him bad to wear a mask because the slightest cough or sneeze could land Drew back in the hospital. He requested a water bed so when hit went to sleep he could be closer to the water. He started to grow stronger. AFTER CHEMOTHERAPY, HE FACES BIGGEST CHAUENGE Hooked up to a protein drip, Drew was near the end of his chemo treatments and faced the biggest challenge -remission. Without eradicating the cancer, the pain would continue and his chances of living would diminish. A black spot was found during one of his medical office visits. Scared, the fa.nii.J.y prayed. Anoth- er abdominal surgery was per- formed, removing several inches . of Drew's small intestine.. _ _ •They did the surgery to be safe," his father said. •u it had been cancerous, it would have meant another six months of chemo." Drew was a quiet warrior throughout his fight, emerging from the clouds of heavy medica- tion and pain in March. Eager to recapture the time he lost. Drew began home-schooling and plans to graduate wjth the Class of 2000. He attended tryouts for the Newport Beech Ufegua.rd Cadet program and finished 24th in a field of 31, but the city only took the top 20. He plans to help out with the junior lifeguard program by teaching younger kids. Drew also has found time to visit cancer patients at Cb:ildren's Hospital of Orange County, where he was hospitalized. He recently visited a boy his age who was diagnosed with leukemia and who still is in a state of shock . "Drew is the kind of person who knows everybody and could walk into a room of strangers and in a couple of hours know all of their names," said longtime friend Cari Senor. "He has that type of personality that could hand.le something like this." Drew will continue to undergo monthly physicals and tests for the next two years. His father said the ·relapse" mileposts are one, three and five years. Drew's outlook is positive, even under the threat of cancer. He just achieved a teen milestone - -obtaining his driver's license - and the little things in life have more resonance for him. But it's where his heart lies -in the crys- tal blue waters -that brought him through the adversity. "I'm loving it,•' he said . "Every day is great to me. It brings you closer to the ones who care about you the most." -- CDN11NU1D FROM 1 JJY lldWiDg-dOwD. tbeo drilttng bac:k Imo trdlc. The driver eventUilly got off tbe freeway and stopped at the fiiiiCtlOG ol Beacb ,and ~ur boulevaids, jutnJ>e.d out ol the truci and began run· ning. Turres cha.led the driver down an alley, then tackled him on an emba.nk:irient, spraining the officer'' left knee. The suSpect allegedly pulled out a screwdriver, flailing with it at Tones and striking him sev- eral times, The officer finally subdued the man and 'placed. him under arrest ,_,.. .un.t.a iDIDOr ...-. md wu:tabD to Hoeg ~· tD Newpalt 8wti. LL lton siDltb Mid tbe aftker will Ddtl a f8W ~ ol wor WIU!e be .-coven boili the spramed knee. ·r1onw) 1bowed remark- able ~UP.n«~ dead- ly force,• SmUh said. Prilice· still were ~ • Monday for the second truck, which ii velued at $51,000. The tracklnq device on the vehicle apparently wasn't working, lngardia said. The truck's licenae numb&r ts 5D19742. Anyone WithJnfonna- tion is asked to call the Costa Mesa Police Department at 754- 5263. Classified ads work for you! · Pilot ,, . Th\ayeanFalf will include a 19409-themed music & dance fest 7 to 11 pm nld1lt¥ • ~ou 'II ~ave By Purchaling fair Adi inion & Carnival ~de Ticket1 Now .. Swingtime at the H«ttage Stage• wa....,. swing dance \essons, contests and zoot d ~ lhOw. Johnny P\nk & The Big Shots pg ottw bag blndia n twtnQ bands will perform each evening. An free wtth Flir at l11lan. 5ave Over 40°/. On General fair Ad1isrion llckets! Purch8ae tickets at any participating Longs Drug Stores. · GENERAi. (13-15) ... $4 fave $l! (RegularPffcese> SENIOlf (55+),,,$3 Save $ll (RegularPffceS5) (fflDlEN (6-1l).,,$Z Thie dlscount9d Pftce la atao avaltable at the gllte. KkN under 6 .,. admltt.d FREE. 5ave 44 % On Carnival Ride Ticketr ! Each book contains 30 carnival ride tickets, pfus 5 food discount coupons. Tickets are vaUd for any day of tfle Fair. BOOK Of 35 TICKEll .. $10 (30 l1de ~ -e.cti rtcte t9qUltM 2 to 5 Uctcets. 5 food coupo0. worth $2 9llOtl on the canw.t ~ \ EYE-OPENER CdM girls add two more CIF banners to gymnasium wall • Coach Mang felt aging effects during and after tennis team's marathon CIF championship triumph. By Barry Faulkner, Dally Piiot CORONA DEL MAR -Before the Corona del Mar High girls tennis team could shave about 10 years off Coach Tim Mang's appearance, it first had lo rob a couple years from his life expectancy. . The fonner came m the Conn of an agreement reached between Mang and the CdM ~layers,..~o promised to dye his silver hair brown and shave his familicu mustache Lf they could provide him the first CIF Southern Section team title of his distinguished 28-yedr coaching career. The latter was the loll wrought by a four-hour, 11-7 title-match victory over six-time defending ClF Division I champion Peninsula, Nov. 24 al the Clcuemonl Club. Mang, however, wasn't about to quibble with figures after his top-seeded squad denied Perunsula the crown for the first time in that school's seven-year existence. "The girls wanted to dye it themselves, but I wasn't about to let that happen,• Mang said. "So, before our bdnquet, 1 dyed my own hair brown and shaved the mustache myseU. The girls said my hair wasn't dark enough, so they vowed to take matters into their own hands the next time. But I got a lot of nice comments from people who said it made me look 10 years younger.• Mang's aging process, however, was accelerated considerably at the Claremont Club, where junior Ruchika Budhra1a did her best to prolong the suspense -and, some spectators might have said, agony -with a 2112-bour singles set against the Panthers' Elizabeth Lee. "(Budhraja) didn't want to make any mistakes, so she was being cautious,• Mang explained of the often boring baseline exchanges between the two players. Some points were clocked at more than 10 minutes, as the remaining singles playe1s began to stiffen and become impatient, unable to continue their matches lintil Budhraja-Lee produced a winner. •At one point, (CdM senior singles standout Nina Vaughan) came up and asked me if we could just suspend their match and continue it later, so we could 1lnish um rest of the singles matches,• Mang recalled. •Even Jan Ryan, one of our match officials, spoke with me about different possibilities. It got to a point where we weren't sure just what we were going to do. It was sure a rare occurrence.• Bu~aja, despite growing increasingly 1elf-consclous over ttle impatient groans of the sizable and cw1ous aowd, eventually prevailed to deadlock the team score at 6-6. "(Budhraja) was a little upset, because she knew everyone was watC:hlng her,• Mang recallid. •But J kept telling her lf she kept hanging ln there, she'd beat her and she did. When she won, there wu a pretty loud roar. By the ttme lbe finished, our tint doublet bed won a .et and our lecolld d<Mllilil &Cl won a Mt and everftlitrio wa ifAit.tnglO · comet=· ~a'I Win) wun•t ~mu In 'the cOfftri, tkltltw• u,.• BRIAN P08UDA I DAILY Pl.OT W=ersfrom rona del Mar minated the ne from year's start to flnlsb. The volleyball team (top) won the CIF Division µI championship, and the tennis team (bottom) was tops In Division I. Uz Mone (above, left), captured the Sea View League championship ln the 800 m~ten; UCLA-bound Meagan Hardt (above) was a semnd-team All-CIF choice In water polo; and Meghan Bryan (left) WU a big part ln Corona del Mar's rise to power In soccer. QUOTE OF THE DAY 7·~ had man talmt«I,..,,.,. but tMtltJ f/ll!P had a lot of Man ... - -l.D71£ UJAGUB MANAGER SaJrl'-HUNT'ER Tennis and volleyball won CIF titles and cross country nearly completed an unprecedented three-sport sweep. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Piiot E l Nmo-induced rainfall pelted Southern Cali- fornia during the 1997- 98 school year, but . <;orona del Mar High girls athJetics created a reign of its own during an unprecedent~d fall season that produced two CIF Southern Section champions and one runner-up. Tennis and volleyball both captured ultimate spoils, claiming section titles in Division I and Di~sion · III-AA, respectively, while cross country settled for second-place in CIF Division IV, then finished fourth in the state. .. Only an upset victory by Nord- off over the top-seeded Sea Kings at the section cross country finals came between Corona del Mar and a first-ever sweep of the bridge. handled the No.2-seeded Southern Section's three fall-sport Panthers, 11-7, in the title match titles for girls team sports. to capture its first section crown Schools bad won two of the since 1989. three championships eight times "We're playing for jewelry before, including three doubles (championship rings) and that's by CdM (volleyball and tennis in something no one can refuse on 1978, as well as volleyball and this team: senior Nina Vaughan cross country in '92 and '93). said of the Peninsula conquest, But the CdM tennis team's loss which capped a 22-1 campaign. in the '93 semifinals was the dos-The road to the title included a est any school had come to the Sea View split with Woodbridge. title trifecta, until this year's near as well as a three-match sweep of miss. Back Bay rival Newport. includ- The singles triumvirate of Nina ing a 13-5 triumph in the Division and Nadia Vaughan -the Sea I semifinals. View League champion and run-Sophomores Nadia Vaughan ner-up, respectively -as well as and Caylan Leslie joined sea,, Caylan Leslie, who went on to soned veteran Nina Vaughan to · win the Ojai Tennis Tournament provide a potent singles lineup : later in the spring, paced the Sea during the regular season, : Kings' fifth section championship thought Leslie took to doubles in • team. which ended Peninsula's the postseason. shifting junior - stranglehold on the Division I Ruchika Budhraja into the sol<> crown at six straight years. routine. • All-CIF standouts Jordana Courtney Tenerelli, Jennr Havtiluk, Sarah Petry and Corre Meyer and Robyn Coleman also Myer paced Coach Steve Conti's spearheaded the doubles contin- volleyball squad to its sixth gent. Southern Section crown. The elder Vaughan beat her Sophomore Liz Morse was sister, 6-0, 6-2, in the league sin- among the catalysts on Coach Bill gles final. but both were knocked S\imner's deep md balanced out in the quarterfinals of the CIF cross country contingent, but a individual townamenl fall later cost her a second straight McKinzie George, Nicole section title in the 800 meters and Charney, Christina Martinez and the Division IV track and field Kristen Grilfith also rounded out finals. the lineup at variou,s times. Jennifer Blair (cross country ~ Volleyball: A rugged Sea and track), Meagan Hardt (water View League slate and non- polo and swimming. though 8 league schedule left Coech Steve shoulder injury premetwely end-Conti's a modest 9-7 entering the ed her seuon in the latter) and postseason, but the Sea View's Sarah Dunlap (basketball) an dis-third-place representative sliced played outsta.oding individual tal-through three straight Division ent in their CdM swan songs. m-AA playoff foes to set up a title But it became abundantly showdown with La Habra. clear by the impressive CdM CdM overcame an extreme debuts of freshmen Britta Vogele height disadvantage to topple the (IOCCer and belketbell), Jaycee fijgblanders, 1.S-7, 15-t, 15-17, Mahler (crots country, IOCC9f and t 1-15, 1.S-7, in a dasslc confroata- track), Jenny Cummlm (crou tlcm at Long Beach St.ate to diiiin country Ud track) and Lauren tbC' sixth aectkm aown, their POwe&'I (~tk:a) that the tordi ol foUrth in the t9QOI. atbletic. ltia:.-WW Game oc in Senion JordDa Havrthak (25 capable banda. llilll), Corn Myer~ •11l1a.1 mil Here's look Ma, .,n-bY-Saiah Nery (15 killl) IJ*ibMd-spon: ed tbe Yitdoly, Wbkti WM allD + Ttmdt: Coich nm Mana'I made pomble by ttrong ~ talented cast ftnally alew l tfle iDCl pawing tio1n ..._. ~ 1 ~heeded beast tMt bad ADbood. 81 W.U U IUODg iMY by l tuaed SoUtbem Section poMIM· Mii1or mktdht b10Cm 1'r0oke ... play smce M1talelte,=:! a..... HlDI and PalOI Ventel HevrUuk, an 0\118161 biMr • .._. • •rvec.' to 1Ci11D 'boulil fW UC 8lftJd9g .a IDll91. , '*Y.u~dlkll ..... ti'Jdi1llm .......... w. In fact. WOil... Plllk. .......... ._ M- OP Hgt#t dlriMOD 01 0•41*'· CIP ..._ wt.II MJlr, a ..... !,t eJA.._\( =*~,,_,......·==~-~~,,,..c~"'•=='ft!* WA - I 1 ha. . JllE BUt OIM. Wbkll •• ,... .. Siie VleW i...---........ CDM GIRLS CONTINUED FROM 7 · Havrilulc and Petry were fiist. team All-Sea View and Myer was 18COD.d-team all-league, and all • three played in the Orange Coun- ty all-star match. Third-seeded La Jolla ended .cd.M~ sea:sotl tp the-iirsrround o the state regional playoffs with a 15-t2, 11-15, 6-15, 15-10, 15-6 verdict, to finalize the Sea Kings' record at 13-8, 6-4 in league. + Cross country: Sophomore Jill Quye (19:51 at CrF finals), freshman Lindsey Yourman (19:53 at state finals) and Jenny Cum- mins (18:24 at league finals) all paced strong postseason show- ings by finishing first among tlleir teammates, but individual laurels took a back seat to team success. Coach Bill Sumner's group fin- ished 3·2 in league dual meets and finished tied for second (with Irvine and behind Newport Har- bor) at league finals to tie New- port for second in the Sea View team standings. The Sea Kings, seeded No. 1 in Division ry, were knocked off by Nordoff. 43-55, at the section finals, then finished behind Costa f Mesa, Campolindo and Nordoff 1 at state finals. 1 Liz Morse, Jennifer Blair, Jaycee Mahler and Katie Quinlan also scored m the postseason for Cd.M. <f+ Soccer: First-year coach c Wabd Khoury guided a young. J but talented team to the brink of t the playoffs, but a 1-0 loss to El Toro in the Sea View League finale forced the Sea Kings to apply for an at-large playoff berth that never came. Freshman goalie Britta Vogele sparkled au sedson en route to first-team All-Sea View recogni- t10n. while 1umor forward ' Meghan Bryan and sophomore midfielder-defender Julia Liv- ingston were second-team all- league choices. Kate Simon and Molly O'Meara received honorable mention all- t league as the best season in recent t memory culminated with a 5-4-7 c record, 2-3-5 in league. •i. Track and field: Liz Morse 5 and Jennifer Blair claimed the c team's only Sea View League titles in the 800 meters and 3,200, \ respectively, but Morse's quest for l· a second straight Southern See- r llon Division· U 800 title ended t when she became tangled with a t pack of runners and fell at CIF finals. v Morse, the top quali11er in the u Division II preliminaries, got up and went on to finish second in - 2:17.82. But it turned out to be 27- hundredths of a second off the pace of the ninth and hnal Mas- ters Meet qualifier. tational, a national meet reserved for tbe top nine competitors in each event Her time of 2:12.97 was her career best. Morse bested the league 800 field in 2:15.91 and also claimed a third-place medal in tbe 200 (26.19). Blair's 11:06 clocking was tops among Sea View finalists in the 3.200. while.Jenny Cummins was second at league finall in the 800 (2:19.63) and Kim DeMllle was third in the shot put (33-4 112). Cummins finished sixth in the 800 at ClP finals, where the 1,600 relay quartet of CUIJUllin.s, Morse, Jaycee Mahler and Karolina Lubida was sixth with a season- best 4:Q2.32. + Water polo: Senior Meagan Hardt earned second-team All- CIF recognition by scoring 87 goals and amassing 56 steals and _15 assists for Coach Adam Lee's squad. Hardt. who will continue at UCLA, helped the Sea Kings fin- ish 9-6, 2-3 in league. She was also first-team all-league. Seniors Krista Bjorkvist (34 steals, 13 goals and 6 assists as the team's primary two-meter defender) and Laura Blair (85 steals, 24 goals and 21 assists) were second-team all-league. + Swtmmlng: Lauren Powers' debut season at Cd.M included a third in the 50-yard freestyle (25.67) and fourth in the 100 but- terfly (1:01.95) at league finals. She also posted a CIF qualifying time in the 100 free by leading off the 400 relay with a split of 56.05. Michelle Dahn was eighth at league finals in the 500 free f5:47.89) to help Coach Doug Volding's squad edge Newport for fourth place in league. The team finished 1-6, 1-4 in league. + Basketball: Sarah Dunlap led first-year coach Elbert Davis' squad in scoring (11.8 points per game), assists and steals, en route to All-Newport-Mesa District and second-teamAll-Sea View laurels. Dunlap scored in double fig- ures 17 times, including a career- high 30 in a victory over Saddle- back. Britta Vogele (6.5 ppg) and Jennifer Dickson (5.4 ppg) also provided a spark, but the team finished 4-19, 0-10 in league. + Badminton: Senior Savanna King was a consistent factor at No. 1 girls singles, while junior Alice Change (singles) junior Nidhi Pandoh (mixed doubles) and sophomores Sonia Lohuya and Vanessa Moore (girls dou- bles) helped Coach Norma Veal's co-ed squad finish 4-11. 1-9 in the Garden Grove League. + Equestrian: Nicole Palmieri was the Interscholastic Equestri-..... an League overall champion in < junior varsity jumpers. ~ corona del mar high girls •97.98 scrapbook Morse went on to firush fifth in the 800 at the Golden West Invi- + Salling: The Sea Kings fin-2 ished sixth in the battle for the ~ Wakeman Trophy. a:i L~'..211!~~~:::......;.'.!.i~.:J.:_J BOATING Sorcerer victorious •Fourth in the seven-race series ventures to Point Fermin. NEWPORT BEACH -The fourth race in Voyagers Yacht Club's historic Bogart Series, raced June 13, was both breezy and fast accorcling to Mike Dwight, the club's vice commodore. In winds exceeding 20 knots on rela- tively low seas, sailors raced from Balboa Pier to Point Fermin at the end of the Palos Verdes perunsula, and back to Newport. All the sailboats in the race completed the near-50 mile race before Sunset. Class A -1. Sorcerer, Dennis Rosene, Balboa YC; 2. Pendragon, David Gray, South S.hore YC, 3. Scavenger, Bill Tay- lor, Balboa YC; 4. Good Nile Moon, Carl Vanderbeek, Ddna Point YC. .. Class B -1. PussyCat, John Szalay, Voyagers YC; 2. Obsession, Bill Aps, Santa Barbara; 3. Wtld Child, Joel Stone, South Shore YC; 4. Kaloon, Bonnie Gib- son, Voyagers YC. The Bogart Series is a regatta consist- ing of seven races, ranging from the Point Fermin ocean race to a pair of buoy races off Newport Beach. The series was named after Humphrey Bogart, a one-ti.me officer of Voyagers Yacht Club, which was founded in 1941, and an avid sailor and racer. The Series' perpetual trophy, retired after Bogart won the series three times in succession, was returned to the club in 1957 by his widow, Lauren Bacall, with the proviso that the series be renamed after her late husband. Vl~kl Watermen, Costa Mal Bjorn Borg ~ COleNn, HcwpOrt leach Jimmy Connors DEEP SE A MONDAY'S COUNTS Newport Landing - 4 boats, 106 anglers. 52 yellowtail, 218 barracuda, 7 sand bass, 41 calico bass, 3 rockfish, 8 sculpin, 1 barracuda. O.wy's Lodler - 6 boats, 210 anglers. 24 albacore, 94 yellowtail, 8 bonito, 138 barracuda, 77 calico bass, 18 sand bass, 1 sculpin, t halibut. t rockfish. BASEBA L L Little League teams from New- port Beach vie Ill District 55 Tourna- ment of Champions beginning tonight and Wednesday. 94th Annual Pre9mtedby Cbe Otiot Hun....,_._.. " tbe 4tb of Jul1 Exeeudve Boaid • 41H OF JULY. lllTIV.ITlll SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1998 Presenting ... A very special guide to all of the July 4th festivities in Huntington Beach. Publishing on July 2, 1998 in the -· ~ lllll'~; . OllUl•oown"Y 1 Newpon·Beach!ca.ta Me. Daily Pilot distrid 62 little league tournament of champions st 6 • Shaky first dooms Costa Mesa American Major All-Stars in District 62 Tournament of Champions. (Glauch) came in and pretty much shut them down (yielding just three hits and one unearned run, while striking out six in 4 213 mnings), but I guess we didn't settle down in bme. • a screaming double to left-center, but was doubled off when Sanchez's laser beam liner back through the box somehow found Hutson's out- stretched glove. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot WESTMINSTER -Even with a history of comebacks and a dugout full of battlers, the Costa Mesa Amer- ican Little League Major Division White Sox couldn't prevent the first- inning deficit accrued against the Westminster Indians from giving their season the deep six Monday in the Disbict 62 Tournament of Champions at Johnson School. Three Mesa errors and some explosive hitting helped settle things early for the lndians, who put their first five hitters on base and sent 10 to the plate before the Wtute Sox could retire the side. Costa Mesa provided some stron~ defense of its own, mcluding a pair of force plays from second baseman Dylan Hunter to shortstop Nutter. But the comeback wasn't to be. "We've had shaky first innings before, but we've come back,• White Sox Manager Scott Hunter said. "That's been a characteristic of this team and I think our kids know that.• Westminster startm9 pitcher Bnan Nicalek belted a two-run homer, then combined with two other hurlers to blank the White Sox for the first l:tme this year. Casey Hutson (three innings) and Jesse Felix followed Nicalek, as the bio combined to ran nine Sox slug- gers. And they were backed by error- less defense. "This is one of the best teams I've had,· Scott Hunter said. "I've had more talented teams, but these guys had a lot of heart. They all wanted to perform at 100% and that's what got us here. Winning the Costa Mesa championship (the White Sox defeat- ed the Costa Mesa National Astros in the tournament opener) was a big accqmplishment. • But despite pulling things together defensively and riding the red-hot rlght arm of reliever Josh Glauch, the White Sox coulQ not find the magic against this well-schooled bibe from Westminster, which held on for a 6-0 victory to eliminate the locals. Sox first baseman Jeff Sanchez. who made a pair or sparkling defen- sive plays, led off the second with a single, but was gunned out at second when a wild pitch ricocheted off the backstop right to the catcher, who fired to his shortstop in plenty of time. Brett Pemne, who one-tut the Astros, Sanchez, Dylan Hunter and Nutter will jom McGuire in upcoming all-star competition in the Majors, while Dylan Hunter will represent the league's 9-and 10-year-old stars. Justin Stillwell and Eric Nutter sandwiched singles around a pair of strikeouts in the third, but Westmin- ster ran Stillwell back to third on an attempted double steal and a ground- out sent the Indians to the bat rack. DlsTRICT 62 TOURNotMENT OIF ~ IM:>WtS 6, WHm Sox 0 "I think we were down, 14-0, one game and came back to win.• Hunter recalled. "But it was just impossible for us tonight. We bad guys on base, but we couldn't bring them in. White Sox 000 000 · O 4 3 Indians 600 OOx -6 6 o DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa American's Jeff Sanchez comes off tint base and dJves for a play In foul territory. Catcher Colin McGuire, one of six Sox All-Stars, opened the fourth with Stillwell, Glauch (1) and McGuire; Nicalek. Hutson (3), Felix (6) and Torgerson. W -Hutson. 28 -McGuire (WS), Torgerson (I), Fetix (I). HR -Nicalek (I), PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES fornla, County of ORANGE. A PETITION FOR PAO· Applicant proposes to en· /a/ Dw1ght W. lpl•r•, PUBLIC NOTICE nershlp This bu1lntu Is con-ducted by: an Individual OBITOU'f 181 THE PETITION FOR PRO-BATE has been filed by gage In bualn&Ss at 450 Tn1atee, Under D•cla· Have you started doing ducted by: an Individual • Have you started doing• .. •••••••• PUBLIC NOTICE BATE requ11ta that AL· DONALD CAFFEY In the Newport Center ~rive, ration of Truat dated Fictitious 8ualneaa bus!MN yet? No Have you slatted doing bu1lne11Jtt? YH 8-8·98 1• £XANDER H. TISCHLER bt Superior Court of Calilor-Newport Beach, California September 14 1983 Name Stat•m•nt Paul Gluch buslnHI ytt7 Yts, 5/27/98 Michael . Francis -,-U-P_ER_l_O_R_C_O_U_R_T __ , appointed n peBonal rap-nla, County of ORANGE. 92660. d d •'-rtl 22• Th• lollowlng ptrlOfll a11 This statement was filed Marta Lyn Zielonko l'hl• 1111ement was Ried rHtntatlve 10 admlnliter THE PETITION FOR PRO-Arly person wishing to aa amen • -• doing bYslneH as: with the County Clerk of This 1tattnwnl was filed wllh the CoYnty Clerk of 0' CALIFORNIA, Iha estate of the dtcedtnt. BATE requ1111 that comment on this appllca· 1999, O•Mral Partner Newport Coast Chlroprac-Orange County on &-19-98 with the County Clttk of Orange County on 6/12/98 COUNTY OF ORANGE THE PETlTION requ.sls DONALD CAFFEY bt ap-lion may file hJ1 or her Publl1hed Newport tic and Wellness, 601 19989792001 Orange County on 5128198 19989791373 341 The Cltr Drive authoflty lo administer the pointed H pe11onal repr• comment• In writing with Bt1ch-Co1ta Mesa Dally Dover St. #2. 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Costa Mela, CA 92627 This business 11 con- ORDER TO SHOW administration authority will Interested '*'°"' unless later. Tht period may be Court, Newport Coast, CA Orange CountY on 5128/98 Shadbuih St Fountain Jason Gendron, 2817 ducted by:• corporation CAUSE FOR CHANGE be granted unle11 an Inter-they have waived notice or •>rttnded by the reglonal 92657 19989759845 Valley CA 9270S Ellesmere, Costa Mesa. CA Have you started doing OF NAME ested person tiles an ob-consented to the proposed director for good cause. Newport Emergency Mtdl· Dail Pilot June 2 9 18 This ' buslntn Is con-92626 business yet? No PETITIONER($} Mluy jeclion to the petition and action.) The Independent tht nonconlidenllal po11lon uJ Group, Inc., (CA). 33 23 ,V998 • T&sS ducted by· 1 general part· This bustntss Is con-DIO WHOLESALE, INC . JoAn Sanborn &Ooth on shows good cause why the administration authority will of the application lilt Is Bridgeport Drive, Newport • nershlp · ducted by· co-partners Vincent M. 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Raymond pany 1n Riverside Dr . Dally Pilot June 16 23 30 . 11 Is hereby ordtftd that IF YOU OBJECT to tht 18, 1998 at 1:45pm in Dept. denlial portion. ot the •P· L Ricci, M.D. P.C., Presl-Stt. F, Newport Beach, CA ~ai~y~lot June 9• 18;.82;2 July 7, 1998 ' T882 PUBLIC NOTICE all persons intert1ted In granting ol lhe pethlon you 703 loc:.aled at 341 The City pUcallon Iii• will bt made denl 92663 • --------- lhl• matter appear btlott should appear at the hell· Drive South, Orange, CA avallable upon request. A This statement was med Marco. Freyre, 1627 .,., w PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou1 llualneaa thl• coul1 In Depattmenl Ing and 11111 yOUt ob-921168. schedule of Charges ror w1lh the County Clerk of Balboa. Newpo11 Beaeh. Name Stat•rn.nt No. 703 of the Orange e:lon1 or file written ob-IF YOU OBJECT to the such coplH can b9 ob-Orange County on 5128198 CA 92863 Flctltloua llualr*aa Flotltloua BuslnH a The tollowlng persons art County Superior Court al Ions with the court bt-granting ol lht petition, you talned from lhe regional of· 199S9759S5S Alex Freyre. 1827 y, w. Name Stat•nMnt NanM ttat•m•nt doing business as: the address shown above ore the hearing. YoUf ap-should appear al the hear-11~•·bll h d 1 Dally Pilot June 2, 9, 16. Balboa, Newport Beach. The following persons.,, The lollowi.ig persons are HUNTINGTON BEACH on 8•19 l998 at 2·00 puranct may bt In person Ing and 1tata your ob· u • • pursuan M 23 1998 T847 CA 92663 doin business as· doing business es: HAIR COMPANY. 16045 o'clock p'.m .. and then ind or by your attomey. 'ectlon1 °' me written ob· Section 303.8(f) or the rules . Thia buslnen ls con· Pha~macls11 Scrnnl As-a) MONl<EYBIZ PRODUC· Bol1a Chica A11enut, Hun· there show caust, II any IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR ectlona wllh the court b• an~ htgul•l!°I"' of the ~•<'· PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: a general part· soclatt1 192.u Tteh~ogy TIONS, b) CORDUROY tlngton Beach, Calllomla they have, why the pelltlon or contingent creditor of ore the hearing. Your ap-era 8PO• nsurance or· nershlp Dr Irvine CA 92818 MONKEY, 177 Lower Cliff 92649 lor change of name should th9 deceased, you must me pearance may bt In person porpatlon. M NOTICe 0, Have you started doing Calllornl'a Pharmacy & DI'. Unit IA, Laguna Beach, Mary Jane Gentry, 5125 not bt granted. 'fOUf clalm wt(h the court or by your atforney. aclflo ercantll• APPLICATION 'OR business yet? No Compounding C.Oter Inc CA 9~1 PlccadlMY. Circle, Westm1n- ll ls turther o•dered thal a and me11 a copy to tM I*" IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR lkmk (propoMCI), CHANGE IN Mateo Freyre (CA) 307 Pl.centla 'Ave' Jason Kaufman, 177 ster. California 92683 Can't seem 10 get to all those repair jobs around the house? Let the Cleulfled Service Directory help you find rellabl• help. 942-5178 copy ol this ordor to show tonal repreaentatlve ap. ot contingent Cfeditor of Name of Bank OWNERSHIP o' Thia llltement wu l'iltd #to2 Newport Beach cA ~ C1lfl Dr .. Unit IA. La-Thi• buslnHs Is con-cause be published In NB/ poi:lted by the court within 1M deceased, you must lilt Raymond E. D•ll•rba, ALCOHOLIC with tM County Clerk ot g2683 ' ouna BMch, CA 92651 ducted by· an lndlvidual 1--------- Coata Mesa Dally Piiot, a four montha from the date 'fOUf clllm with lhe court (Namt of Oftlc•r) BIEVEAAQE LICINl l Orange County on 5128198 This business 11 con-ihls busfntn Is con-Have you started doing newspaper of general cir· of th• nrat 111u10Ce of let· and malt a copy to the per· S k 1 1HS87H853 ducted by· a corporation duc:ted by: an Individual bullne11 yet? No culatlon publlihed In Ihle tera as provided In Probate 1onal rtprHtntatlve ap-(P P~11••P~,~~· ) Date of Fl Ing Dally Pilot June 2 9 18 Have y<>U a1ll1ed doing Have you started doing Mary Jane Gentry county at ltaat once a Code 1tcllon 9100. The P<>lnted by the court within °• on ° cer Appllc•tlon1 ' ' ' b 1 t? N bullneu y.t7 No This 1tattrMnt was fled Wttk ior four con1ecullvt llmo for filing clalml Wiii tour monlh• from th• de Publl•h•d Newport MAY 13 ft98 23, 1998 Ta..9 c'117:r~l·Ph ~ Jason Kaufman wilt) the County Cieri( of wttk• prlot to the day of not expire before four of tht first Issuance of let· Beach-Coate Mesa Dally To Whom lt May Con-PUBLIC NOTICE c!npoundlng •c= 1:;' This atatement was filed Orange County on 8-19-98 lhe hearing. monlhl from tM hNflng llB u Pf'OVldtd In Probate Pilot June 23, 1998. cem: Steven c. Ftfdman ,;.. " with 11'19 County Clerk ol 19118782001 DATE: APR 30, 1918 cWe ~ above. COde MCllon ttOO. The T8e8 The Natne(s) of the Al>-Flc;UU.U. 8ualne11 This 9'a'91Mnt Wu fii.o Orange County on W-98 Dally Pilot June 23, 30. JAM•I A. JACKMAN YOU MAY EXAMINE 1M lime fOf ftUng claims will pll~ant<a) 11/art: SLUE Name Statement with the County Clerll of f .... 780387 JUiy 7 14 1999 T892 J u 0 Q I!'. IC 0 ... I .. ' file kept by th• court. If you not 8)Cplrt before lour PUBLIC NOTICE BEET o~ NEWPOAT u.c TM followlng person• .,. Orange cowicy on W-91 Deity Piiot .Jurw t, t6, 23. • • • ION•• OP THB I UPE ar• a '*'°" lnttrnted In monthl from the hearing cnafe••...... The 1ppllc1nt1 listed doing bulloess u: 1ffll7tou2 30 11198 T866•---------I an • the "talt, you mey file dat• nollc9d above. •-• tbove ate aooMna to the Al.PltA AMERICA MORT-.;....;,·-----------1 f'IOR COURT with the COUit • R9<1ueal YOU MAY EXAMINE the NOTIC• OF Depat1ment . of Alcohollc GAGE. 245 flachtr Ave Dally PllOC June t, l 8, 23• l'UIUC NOTICE SELL Nancy KaUfman, for Speolal Nolle• (lorm Ille kept by IM court. If you DlllOLUTION a.v.t911e Control to ffll .._ IAI Costa MHI CA 30, 1t91 T870 --------PRINTEMPS a KAUFMAN, DE•154) of the filing of an Ill a !*Ion lnllf .. ttd In OP PA'RTNIRIHIP AND coholle beY9r•O" at: 107 f2e2f ' l'lotltloua halne11 217 N. Main St., Ste. LL-30, Inventory •nd appralaal of the eatate, you may file LACK OP AUTHOfUTV 21ST PLACE, NEWPORT Alpha Mwlc• ""anclal, PUILIC NOTIC! Na .. tutement your home Santa Ana CA 92701-4850 "late Hitt~ Of of My.,.. with th• eOUl1 a R~tt POINSETTIA HILL UM· •EACH, CA l2te3 Inc. (C~ 245 l'lscNr Avt. Flotltt.w .......... TM fOOoWlng S*IOnl art through classlflect • ... • tltlon or eceount .. pro-for Special Notice (Tonn ITED A CALIFORNIA UM for tM fOllOWlnQ 1YPt of Sub At. Coate ..... CA dOlna bu91neet ... ATIORNEY BAR . 53M5 Vlded In Probate Code MC> O!·t54) of tM ftllng of.,, rreo' PARTNERSHIP ~ l.lc9nM: 47 ON.s.ALE'OEN-9at2I • • ....,_. .......... MOATGAOE ,UNDINQ Publlahtd Newport 11Qn 1250. A R9<1ueat tor llwenlory and apptallal of isu.,g of Dwight w Spiats ERAL EATINO PLACE Thia bualneas 11 con-The fol6wlng P'f'ION.,. GROUP. 17772 IMne Blvd. EJND Seach-Co11a Maaa Deity sp.c1a1 Nolle• torm la 8S1Arle u.ata or of any P9-:. Trust .. undet D.ct..: 'ubllah ed N•wP-ort d\lc1ed by.• eotpcwatJon t>'~ =--•r:.c, luch Ste. IOI. TUedft. CA 127IO Piiot June 1a1 23, 30, Juty IVliablt from lhe COUl1 tltlon or lltCCOunl u P">-don of Trust dated s.ptemo leech-Coate. M... o.lv HeY9 Yolo! 1tar1ec1 doing ~ Hutltk.!' 8MC T.nurlln Coro ~. l1772 '· 1991 Tin c:i.rk. ~~obit• Code~• 14. 1--•tm.-.C, C"ol ~.1811:-=J!!'t ...,_...,._,....... CAtia.tl !!:'1J'°" IMhelhd .•••. 208, Tue· M ~ Attomer tor the Pet&.; """ 1•-· A AedUfft "" u Gen«ll Pann.r~ 'UILIC -TlCI PIUlct9 :Mn hMon 20-*'·CA t27IO ........ "'h tasslned PUBLIC NOT1C• uonen S1>9elal Nolle• lorm la Randy Btbbulh Robett c. "v lo\llch !<*' Schmklt. 1f702 'artt• Tiiie bual""a la con-""""V C • ---------1 LAW OflPIO• Ofl ~ from the court et.un. Jo .. ph '· Canuth, Pktltlo"9 aueln.u Alpha AMlf1ca fln4lncl.i. ~ ~· Yotbl Linda. dUC1ed by: • corpor•llon '--------·J•---•-••1!!1 ::~.:,,~ NOUMT "· IUNT Alt.mer for th• ,., .. g~ o~~k·~:. .. Jo~: Hem•............ . ~ii"":.:.::::-!:'~~ ~ A. Schmidt. 1t702 ~ru veer= ~ Pn'ITION (Cl91 04Htot A NO. tleMn cla A. ~ •Y"' Rog.; 0,._ nitl tolowlng pMON art wtth the County Cltrll Of ,arkvltw Tlfrac., YOfbl M TO ADllUUITIR ~:~~,co:: MllTA LU POnRI, bfe, ,:., Hiich. Cheryl ~~~ulv.nue Of Ofange CcMity on CS-1•M lf.:• ~= la con· -l~a~rii ~ L. llTATS Oflt PAllKbNTIR DR"" no. Olal1e?toat. ~ Paltlda ""· fl'Ofd Ult Ml 10211, Cott• , .... ,uooa duCted by: ,...., 9f'(f =~ tlad "':.~:r:.r" .... T. ... Ull'TA • '°""'' o. Mc ••• ,J:,:d Petri, -.... CA NIH Dtl't Not JIN n. . ..... . ~ ce.n. ;.. 41 AHA.CAet1 l-U43 11at1a~oo., ~ThClmU·s s.iin-~ ftwxNii...,.. ~'· 4·'"' ... .......,, CIM!tr·W.,,_ Tr~g::: !'.;.. Publl•ll•d Newport :l:io 1.:=~~~ gerL Ed syb•T•m'a •"d = ~.~=. ~ MUC llOT1CI =-/:!: ,_..HUIJ Baacll.COlte MeM Delly a ' Cllf .. topMf J. o!Mld, u CA Ntat TillS 1'81..,.,.. WM 11ec1 Delly Nee .NM I, 1t. n, RICHARD TllCHLIR '!lot June 19 22 23 1"8 L .. QUNA MILLI, CA llmlttct plttntr!l dolnt Shelley f19nH Slroonlan. ,..lftl1111 9UIMe• wttl\ the ~ a... Of 30, tMI Tin 9lca RICH ' ' 'n1an etUI bullneat It 23 \iorpor-1• seoe> f.~ Of tM Atta M-IUIHSIRI ~County on f.1 ... ,~~;;~;;'i;;M;::;; .. .._f TllCMLlll 9lca 'ubllal\ed Newporl fltlle, 8ulta '~· N9W1)0tt 10219 CMta ~ CA The~,.,...,,..,. tllllHIOOO W IOTICI R.K. TllCIUll •k• PUILIC NOTICI a.aell-Co•ta Meu Delly =· ~~~ :~2dl~ '2121 ' ~~N~ .. 'f,.,o,.-... Dally ,... MN -JO. Pk•l11 1 1•111•11 A;11ICllllll PllOt.IUM 17•13•24•'"' •m.onD.c:embtfS1,IM7 Thia bu~lnttl t a oon-ANCI !NHANCIMINT .AlyJ,14,1MI 1* ....... llmrnl cu•MO.Ateteeo aaonao WT'7t1 (l'le .. Ol~oe•;. =by·• 991*11 '*'" QM>Ult, 111 ,. ,..... ""-........ ,.,...,. ,!:..:._ ~ ~~'fr~ PUl&JC NOT1CI ..!"r~ ~,!:: .._. you ....,... doll'I ~°'*~~~.,', MUC ll01'ICI :1.:'i"'=-• tora. Ind.,.,....""° mev TO~ITD 1Uf38 ....... ~IQ ~ =::..=NO ''"' ,.... ••• .... ........ ...... ......... HI ... MMOll~ OIMn\'IN 0. lrlelMtect In nTATI OPI -::., ..... the ~.,......_ 9*"" ler ,_ tWI ......... ~~ -.e 1'*1 •t II ~.°"'9........,, lleMf\. :: .1:c;A;, .... .c.~J:~~ DllA a.. --• ~.... the CleMf1lt f;.,,,., wtio .-.,. C;; L-., Reftltt1 K••••~l ... ;:'J =z:--e CA".....,,_ nicHLM ... NCHAAO llWLW••••• *"-:f.o.,.,.., ,..the~o#i :.,.-::-~.-..c::;~= F£F•~ ~ ......_._,.~ ''. :..,n .. = .... .... a::..~ SILL Deir .... .,.... .. "•.,..'" • .. ..... ~ ~~· Tllo D. ,... ,., . =.. .,_ •tJ•lfW .T1191illttLlll'I -.. Iii"= "='='·"" .... --· =·... -.......... er,.. .. ......., Ct -. ==--..:=:.~ .... Liii,._, '!i!,~~!!:.!:!!!!!!:!!!!!:11!!!.!~~!!!!!~= ... ........ .....eT9 .......... .... ............ c.~• ............................ --~"-----------·· f f ' t c \ t I a t ( s a " Ii r t t \ ~ TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1998 , .. PUIUC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICU PU1UC NOTICU PUIUC NOTICll PU1UC NOTICU. · PUIUC MOTICD "*'C IOTJCI PU1UC .llOTICll 'UIUC NOTICll -PUIUC NOTICU --·~ PUl&JCIOTICI PUIUCleOTICI -~ MUCMOTICI t::tcfJ.l:et~ =°~•.:::t•~ iiiiiUCiiOncl P1e•u1,lnl11• =r~.:,.!! ===• .-, ...:;. :r.·~~ .............. IRHe 111te•u1I .... • P11•1• .. IRHI TMt ~~COfto~"'7Y ... tll7 "8tW~•••• TMflW-11=.,.• .......... -lirJEI .111'0 ...,..,........ ..._ ... u 1.a 19wl18U••• =:-11r.an,:,,;ct~t:'~""" lled --••••• = -. lilt.-.. ....... ~..-••c.-•·•..1...21.t•tcnt The lolO¥ltnO S*MM.,. TM'°'°"*" S*W1.. TN .... ,.,_. 111 ~"'1 Ho .....,. :. ~ ~ °' ~=-== ..... _.. t:ia , ..... Mllf• M lie = If tit 1111 lloW'llDA~ IT,ClffM0'W'IJl4 ~.~l!".'~9 Ml -:r?..~-;,~ b) ~bl~=-.:.;, Coa11 Audy Zatilof• filed On1no• ~on~,.... IA .IC. ~. •n ~"'·· ~ Mw,.CA :-.=1 ... C:,.., ~ N = ,.,,.,.=.c::t"' AW. ~~=.r ~ COMP~Y1 3972 8enane. ... Wind ~•.i.·_?!1 Dr. 1Ho20I, Cotla ...... J/: C~ ~ OI tHl•71HM letrenca l'tcwy, Ste. H1t, ._ erea.. (CA) 22l2 lllMfQ of N ~ CN47Mt•SWOJllllZU329 2't M 2' 112918.,f. Pkwy .. !Wiii J.e3e, !Mn9. w. 11th IL lc-3. "'°"' CA12112t Ot ,._::;;;., .. ,... Dal!V PilOC .u. n. '°· IMne,CAtHOe , .... "' eo..·--.-.i11¥11tMtfofMUnd · 11181 QfWIH.'IMTA .r ..... CA t2eoe Mffa, CA 92827 Aoneld L York tOOO M0e ....,_ .. , on .My 7 t4 1... TUI NtlNn l<we•, 217 ..... CA tM1f " ~ COia. •pentlel lllf -Jon M Simon.on, 2t7 l1ndra L. lewd, tOS lo&llft eoati Or~ iH-20t, tHHHOH4 ' ' ~.!MM. CA t2tot T ._.. • '55713021 The ~ , -" Sant• Loulu. IMM, CA lptlng Tide DrlY•. IMwpott COll4I M .... CA~ Diiiy PllOt """'41 •• ,., 23. PUIUC NOTICI Thi• bu1ln1H It eon-~ ~~~~ .. ,.,.., , """ '4ltlnlll an ,UIUC NOTICI IT .!!!· ... 7:.: ea1 CUY t2eoe BHcn, CA t2UO Thi• bu1ln1H 11 eon-~. 1"8 Tl., duetjd by. an lndMdual ~ ICMWd .-i.... Ol**'G '*' 1"llt Nn 11t • nww.• Thlt bu1ln111 It con-Thia butln111 It con-~by. an lndlvldu• 'UILIC MA91CI 1-=,.........•••kn•H -~ you IUW1eCl doltll ~7 Ho """'!! .. _.. ~ _, JIUI 10 ....... ,...~.,.... ,.,., ~ • .nt.-11,..tm N fW- ducwet by: an lndlvldWll ducted by: an lndlvtdu81 Have Y°" 1W110 doing _,,, Nw llM•Ment bWlnHtvttf No HUoh Craft.,• Lautt 1ltl ,_.. •:~ 191Q10Cl9W ERllJ(AVf,M.1um H~ Y°" ttantd doing Heve YoY llllllld dOlng butinfft ye1? No Pio"""'--..... _11 Thi follo!Mng P1190n1 WI Nalllan ICwut "9vno t.cf,,._, • C.,udU lW IP Ml Uf.1 241 71l 12. -bu11""' yet? No t>utlnet• ~ No Ronald Yotk 0 --..... doing bvtl,,... u : Thlt •tal•!Mftt wu flied Tl'ff • ..-F FortdotUf• OlliClr 1540 .J: = mu.W'oA a.w nwwa . Jon M. SlmonlOf'I hndrt l. S.W1U Thlt tlallrnent w11 fllld Ne!M ltetetMnt MOTOR ACCESSORY I With the C®nty Cl«lc of tWemenl WU ~ Pstl Ortw $1.!IM 214 ... mil ' Thia statement w11 n1ecs Thlt ttatem.nl wu lllld wttn the County Cllfk ol Tile followtng pfftont lft HAVICE, a80 8'iekn1ll, OfMQe County on 512t/M with ltle Co4K4y Cltfk of 8actllMlllO CA 9511S.4f~ • QMN 141 Ml. 14 ttlZ82 IQ( with the CC>Ynty Cllfk ol with lhe CC>Ynty C~k of Orange County on 5/21/91 doing bulelM~H t1tN:Q I 2 COiia Mell, CA 92828 1Hl17Hlt t Onlngt ~Hl:;la:1·,H1 (918) 929·1595 P101173 8116 M I IUll UI II miut tll bl CMNI (Am' -• Orange County on S/28191 Orenge County on 11111/ta tnll759854 ANDREA • 7 7 Ma1Jorl1 Stamper, 1eoo Dally PiloC June 2, '· 11, • 11238/30JH lnldl. • ttH870H12 tHae78t230 Dally Piiot June 2 9 11 Skylark Clrcll, Oita MtH, Hlgl'lland Dr., Ntwporl 23 ttff TIS2 Dalty PltoC M1y 21, June 4, Thi '*"'(I) and bUlinllt .. ...J!!·~ .. .,141T11t"""' 0 I Pi J 2 " 19 D-11 Piiot ... __ 19 2, .. 30 · • • CA 92828 a .. ch, CA 92000 ' 11, 11, '"' Amended 8 U8LIC "'OTICI ....,.. of .. ...., ...,.. ""'"'-~ ai y IOI Unt ' ... ' .. y ....... • ... ' 23, '"' T&4S Ktl1tln f . Ancklll, 2727 Thi• bUtl/1111 It con· PUILtC NOTICI PubClcatlon Jun'. t.3 1 T " FOAICO IQ2L!R PMTNEAS. Z.41, 171, .. mo H.W-23. 1098 T951 JUiy 7, 19N Tt79 Skytartc Olrcte, Cotlt Mna, ductld by: ao lnd1Aua1 ' ::. 1201 OcM ,_ #-47&. Newpolt NERA\'f. NOACOl17'eo PUBLIC NOTIC• PUBLIC NOTIC• PUBLIC NOTIC! CA 92828 Have you 1~ doing ''°"""' •uNnne • I011CE Of m'f1'IOll TO .....,. CA_., zc1 914 ff 111X> e. 5 5 Flotltloue 8utln1H Thi• bu~lntu 1' con-butlnelt Y9t'1 YH, a.a.H , "•,... ltaMMent PUILIC NOTIC! ~ DTATI Of _., ..._ • mLfR M..OSTA AVf, AZusA ft7Q2 '1otltlou1 8u1IMH Plctfflfft BuelMU N I ducitd by. an lndlvtdutl Marjol'le Slarnptf Thi lollowll\g peftont &ti u..f IWO-Wll CHAI PIJT~ "2 t41, 115, a 1487'0 PR· Name ltatenMnt Neme ltat•ment The 1~'·":~! all Hive you 1111111d d~ng Thl1 11a111n1n1 wu fllld doing butlneH u : Pte 1 2951!-34 !Mn 1 11. CIN No A101081 M QIW ~ lllml(a) LINE A~ CHM) ..a Tht following peflonl .,. Th• foltowlng per1on1 are doing bullntH ~ buslntH yet? No Wllh lh• ... ~ Cllfll of ACTION CORNER. •2e 0024317 O'Mltf• Jtftrey F To .. '*"· ~ .., .... , lllld bl' "" 91710 doing bu1int1111: doing bualnffl u : ALllllE CONDITIONING Kristin Andr111 Orange "'°""ty on l-19-H Vlctorl1 St. IA, Co1f1 P11mef Ail .Jeffriv f Nm« Cl9C)10ft, eot*ngent ~llHI. lllll(I) wifW1 .. -._ Thi llMll(I) Md lddllll Of 1) PANGAEA. b) SEN· Mlll1nn1um Mor1gag1 & 31M Sunrlt1 Circle Coiti T~~· t~'~"*'! ~~:I-:. 1811878200J M1111.CA 92827 0.V.M. NOb Of T'rvtlll'I salt and l*'Ofll WftO ~ ~ ylltl • ...S by .. llltl(I) .. ~I) i.tiw; S Mt S TIENT, c) At:...;CTION, ProptrllH, 30817 Calle Mffl CA 92827 ' wi oun Y Dally Piiot June 23, ~. Ertc ~Ip, •2t Vletotll St. Youn In dllllllt undtr a dttd be l'*llltld in the .. or tam, . CO# STORE I UNIT #° rooos·Bl't9Ffll5is I Qane111 131 t Wt1t 81y Ave , Ntw· Chu.ca, Sin Juan C1pl1t· Trecf Ann Fitzpatrick. 394 Orangt County on 8111198 July 7, 14, 1"8 TN9 IA, Cotta Mftl, CA 92e27 of rvst datMI 11111.94 Unltn ot bOll. Of IWA8t.f S'M>-WE ;OAEoRcTORY AObfes ' ~ 31161. S. ·~ p0rt 8t1ch. CA 921581 '"'°·CA 92875 SunrlH Cilclt Costa Mtll 1ffl871t242 Thll buelne11 11 con-~Ilka 1C110n to pro*f YoUf QiA1 · lhd.. l2Q2, ~ CA Thom1S 01111n F1hty 111, llyH Bouk1lhtr, 30817 CA 92627 · · ' Diiiy PllOt June 18, 23, 30, PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: 1r1 Individual ~. it m., bl 1otc1 at • A PrnTION FOR PROBATE 241. ~ .. ~~~WEST· G023i> • 1311 W 81y Ave . Ntwpor1 Calle Chive•. Sin Ju1n This butlntu 11 con· July 7, 1"8 T871 Htvl you tllr11d doing PllCllc 1111. II .you llltd an hat bltn fMd 1¥ ~Chi! 111 BlfA~--.-. Tiii , Beach, CA 92681 Cap111rano, CA 92875 dwctld by: an lndrv•dual PUBLIC NOTIC• flotltlou• Bu•IMH butnH1 yet? Y11, &-15-H ol N llllllfl of tit h Sc.loew Coull Of~ • 241,21,27, 1m&HAMOR ~ ~--~!.' Th11 bullntu 11 con· Th11 bu1lnt11 II coo-Have you ltllttd doing '" • H•m• lta .. ment Ertc E. Unalp PfOCilldlllO lgllftlt yoci, you ~ORANGE. lllW.GNllelGAatf021MO ....,.-• _,_,,, OuC1td by an 1no1vldull ducttd by. an lndlvtdual bullnesl 11? YH 3/98 The lollowlng petlOnl trl Thia Nlement Wit riled lllOUld COllllCt I 11wyw on _,. .-.. 21)1, 30. QI, mJ2 ~ -~ Havt you lllr1ecl doing Have you ltarlecl do[ng T ~ Fitzpitrlck Fictitious •utlnHI dOlng butlnetl u : with lhl County Oerk OI 07/07/te It 10'00 un P1t1t PETITION rvn ,...,,.,. lllW, ~ 92,309 and M loC..s It 1S2& 9 busrntu ytl? YH, 4/20197 bl.ISIMU yet? No T~ statement was Mid T "1:' lt•temenl Aoll1r1ck Manufacturing Orange County on W.91 Ananc:lll COtP«lllon • ll'UttM :T!__~.'!......~ ~ . 2•1, 42. 21, 1Cl5 N WO. w..tTI ...,., Glldlrll. CA°• ThOmu 01111n F1hty, Ill lly11 Souhlhtr wlln the County Clt1k ol he owing ~son• are Company, 750 E. Katelta, tHl87I0377 of fie Cllld of trult rlCOfdtd --.,., __ ..... ~ DIJAlllYO, LAPU9fT£9'744 U47 This 111tement wu ltllld Thi• 1111tment was filed Oiangt county on 5128/98 dGoE,~TbuEc'IA''~~NTAOLS Orqe, CA 92867 Dilly Pilot June 9, 19,.23, 11/17.._. • lnlrumtnt 94 • ..,..._ *° tdr!lllSW !fie lstm ~1, 242. 18, 14042 HEW· Thi lllA Ul 11 WtMlldld ID, with tht County Clt1k ol with lht Counly Clt1k ol . 19188759810 1 A S 1 3 i Jottph AnthOny Flacella, 30, 1998 T8e9 OM7131 boolc PtCll In tilt ollfledleedenl PORTA~ TUSTWG2780 bl COl*Hlllllllld ... Ofb Of Orange County on 8-3·91 Or1ng1 County on 8/t 5198 2 9 8 H>48 Irv nt v1.. u " 1 • 9851 Swallow Ln G11can COunty Of °'119 Cllllofnla _.. A HEARING on !fie ~ 201 279 2. 15 woe.. NllJ cm'WIJ( ESatOW sewas 19988780388 19988781488 Dally Pilot June ' ' 1 · Ntwp0r1 Bllch. CA 92680 Grove, CA 92641 " PUBLIC NOTICE ... at publC auction to· lht wl be lllkl Oii .My 23. 19118 • uiNa iEAcHOOllOIS INC 12!01 M 9-:fl IM' oai1y Pilot Jun• 9, 18, 23, Diiiy Pilot Jun• 18. 23. 30, 23· 1998 T950 ~~~":~h .t'.y~"':.•wp~~ Thi~ butln•r• I• coo-Flctltloue •uelneH llighett, biddtr' tor cashci 1·45~ &-0:. ~~ lllW2m. 28l, a. 7309 ARROYO #13o.M Btad\CU0740..i 30. 1998 T8e7 July 7, 1998 T881 PUBLIC NOTICE Bllch. CA 92663 d:ve ~ an11:::du:o1ng N•m• ltate!Mftt =:'!r ~ C:ra:""a ::,i1571 IY · PMKWAY,MSADEN491101 .. llllioPIMd UI ••.My • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltlou• 8u1lneu Ju~t~d ~uy~~~·~~l~~u.~or· bu•lnll• yet? YH, 812/98 dolThl lboll~_no per~• 111 Cfld". ul!IOn, llVil1gl lfld ti, f YOU 08JfCT ID !fie AV~IL~~-S 10. 1: iua alt 11 tutllld to N•me ltatem1nt . I JoHph A. Fltcelll ng UIK,.11 11: auodlaon I llWIQS GfW*l'IQ cl 1111 PftllOll 1°" , c.lif lhlom1 Commelml F'lctlllou1 8u1lnea1 flotltloua Bu1ln111 Th• lollowlng peieon• are H•r• you 7•~tttd dong Thie 1tat1m1n1 wae flied Auto Direct Marketing Set· •oelatlon: or 1 llVlnOI banlt. lllould IPPt¥ •!fie 111111,;g Ind 201, 'SIT, 7, 28m YONIA °'!"---.. _ Name Stal•m•n• N•m• lt•t•m•nt dol b 1 . bus noH yet 0 with the County Clerk ol vlc11, 58 Chandon, New· aultlorlzld to do IHlllMIS In lhl ._ ~ or I•• lJl>A Bl.W, RJLURTOH 92831 COde __,,, 61uu.2. _ The lollowlng ptraon1 art Thi following persona 111 co8N.;" ~~· :e ETC ~~lbornr ,A. Br~n<:I Ill d Orange County on l-19-98 port Coal1, CA 92957 llltl ol Cllll«nll pavabll It tit wlttllen y~ Wl1h !fie COUii 201, 418, 9, 5775 SAHTA Tiii '*"' Mt lddllll ofl doing bu1lne1111: doing bu1lne1111: 1032 Concord St.' Costa uh'.~:~~~. w~1~ k 101 t8118781ttt Kiri Bitar, 51 Ctiandon, lime ol aale In llWtul money ol belM Ille lleanl'IQ YOAJr IPOlll· W. CYN. NWiEJM tlU.S .. PlflOn Wiii wflom dand NEW ORLEANS CAFE, Crul1lng BHkll•, 300 Ht· M . CA 92828 . w u y r Dally Pilot June 23 30 Ntwpor1 Cout, CA 92957 tit Unltld Sta ... At In tit lronl . '¥11111 m1¥ bl lilld II CIJYWIDE a. 16552 811ch Blvd.. Hun· llotrop1 Ave.. Coron1 Otl oT:e Marie Klglkas 1032 Orange C~~n~~:;:11::: July 7 1,. 1898 'r89<i Thie bu1ln1H It con-of tit ftagpolet at 1t11 main ~be in lllllOll or by ycur 201. 4fJe 13, 1401 H HAR-CWJW SSMCES. INC., 12li01 tington Bt1ch, CA 92646 M11, CA 92825 c . d St c t .M • ' ducted by: an lndlvldutl entry ... to "" Plactnlla C!Vlc -•NJ BOA Bl.VO Rl.WriOH 02635 SU 8tldl llhr1 1130, s.. AESCO, Inc.. (IL), 18552 Barbar• Ann Powtf, 300 c~~~26 .. osa HO, Dally Pilot June 16, 23. 30, PUBLIC NOTICE Have you •lat1•d doing Cellflr 401-'11 E. Chapman IF YOU .ARE A CRfDfTOR or 201, 487. 12. GOO H CfTRUS Blach. CA llO'T«i Mir C2lel)4 Beach Blvd.. Huntington H1llotrope Avt ., Cerone dtt This buslntu 1, cdn· July 7, 1998 T883 bv1lntH ytt? No Ave., Placenlill. CA all rlghl Ille a COl'linoent cnOIDr ol the AVE. CXMHA 91722 • SDllllMI, E1c:ft1w 01fic1fbc1N Bt1ch, CA 92648 Mar, CA 92825 ducted b · 1n Individual flotltloue BulJnH• Klr1 Bitar lfld lnWlll conwyttd to and deealed. 1°" """ fllt 10Ur 241 4113 10 16122 No 7530CS Ind Ill 1111 ~ lor This bu1ln111 11 con· Thi• bu1ln111 11 con. Have Y~~ sll.r1td doing PUBLIC NOTICE N•m• lt•t•m•nt Thi• 1t1ttment wu nttd now llllO by It undtt' the dMd ot c:lllm Wl1h !fie COUii MCI 11\111 a OOlOEH ·WEST 'sr tUn BCH 1111fto dall'll 1¥ 11'1 cndlDf tbll ducted by: 1 corporaUon dueled by: 111 Individual bullrlt1• yet? y11 614198 Flctltloue Bualn•H The lollowll\g person• 1,. with lhl County C*k of trust In Oii proPlf1Y dtlalbtd ~ to h oet'JOllll "PllMllll-mMT • 111 .My 9. 19119, lljfllCft 11 111 Have you 1tar1td doing Have you 1t111td doing Diane Mirle Klglkas doing butlnen at' Orange County on 0-1t-91 •· 422·091-10. Oflglnal ll'Uttor we ICIPQl.-c! by !fie ccuit wihn _....241 514 24 101 H W. balllSI ~ blfOll ,. "*' butintu ytl? No bu1lne11 ytt? YH, 1981 This •tatement was tiled T N~'fie ~tatement VAL~NTINE 301 Aoblo-1H8878t981 Jtttrty F pllfiw Tiit strtti fOll(monllllftomlfled90f first L&coUrr 5M'01MAS91m ~-~IPIOfildlbcM . AES C 0 • Inc·• Ad 1 m 8atblfl Ann Powtr with thl County Clt1k ol ht o owing ~1°"1 are hood Ln.. Cotta MHa, CA DaMy Pilol June 23, 30, addr.. and olllf common rUUlnCI ol lllsll • PllMdld 1n -. ,. •7 4 ,....,.. W'•<> 0.-cl u.. 20 1Gll8 Chamaa, V.P. This ltaltmlnl wu filed Or e COYnl on 8-4·98 doing busineH II. 92627 Jul 7 14 1898 T987 clllignaDon If any Of Oii ru P!otm Code MC*On 9100 Tiit -·· "1 ' 1 ' _, ,.,,,. -' ' Th11 t111tment wH flied with thl County Cltrk ol ang 199~8780588 Duke Propertllt, 505 12th Kimberly SlokH, 30t Aob· y ' ' Pl'Ol*lY dnc:r1btd 1boYf II •me lor ling c:lllmt wll not NER AVE. FOUNTAIN VM!E.Y S and S rooDS an&l":no.flR""'ll!lfS~. with the County Cl11k ol Orange County on 5128/98 Strttt IA, Hunllngton lnhood Ln Co11& Mna undtnfood ID 111· 2on Ha'bot 1111 tou mDftlhl 1 92708 If: SllllllllH lutlld. Plr'w, 8y Or1ngt County on I/I 2191 tt988'15tl13 Olily Pilot June 9, 18, 23, Bt1ch, CA 92648 CA 92827 ·• • l!Wd. Costa M ... CA Tiit trvltN :::.., ~ ~ lbcM tom 201. 545. 16, 2221 S Shoao Hlllfl Zidld, ~. 19988781400 0111y PllOt June 2 g 16 30, 11198 Ta&S szona o .,AAlchH, 5051 121h Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-No room Iott doee not wwr11111111 accu~ YOUno ... Y .,.,.,__,...., 1.., ~AIH A't'OAJE. ONT~ ~•) 0 P J 6 23 30 • · · lrttl , unt ngton d· ..... __....,. ....... ~.d ol ..... 1....,1 ~•••en ... •~ .... .._... .... -""-1 -..--.._..I'_....,, aily '101 unt 1 ' ' ' 23• l991 T853 PUBLIC NOTICE Stach CA 921548 ......,,. "F· "'"""m ual ... ,,_ ...,,.,, "" Ou ... 19PI by !fie COUil I yoci Ill I .. .,u ___ ,_,__ Juty 1. 1996 T878 Thll · bualneu 11 con. Have you 1tatted doing In tht garage common dtlcrJpaon ol lhl lllllOl'I 1~ tn !fie ..-. 241. 1167. 25. Ol588 BASE· CN47811156 7DX:S .Ml 23. 111119 Flclltlout 8u1ln1H bullMst yet? No for tht car? ptoPl'!y, II ""I prOYldld In this-· ~ IN W1tr1 111 court a lN AD, RAHCHO CUCAM>NGAi--------- Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classlfied Wiii help 842-5878 On the move? s Kimberly StokH notlcl The Pf°'*'Y wlll llt SOid ,_ 91701 rt!'~~.!~.,, SELL Thi• 1tatement wu filea IMll011t CMll.Wlt or wwranty,=::'=~= A~~583. ta,eoow 1nH TRADE Sell your extra dol"il bu11n11111: with .,... County Clltk ol A call to ~ "Implied, regardtn0 IOIY "'° aocnallf °' tstm ST,lWl!1AW.G'Z106 household PLAZA REAL ESTA TE, your used vehicle Oreno• County on a.19·•98 clH•lfl•d can 11111· PolMISIOn. or o1 241 614 19 23625 thf h la ifled 17330 Brookhurtt 1100. 1nH78t8t7 enc:umllfll!Clt. to pay lhl mets or 11'1 C*ton °' ~ DfM. 00IMOC> oug C SS items Fountain v1uey, CA 92708 thr6oug2h c51~7sl8fied Dllty PUol June 23, 30, help =~ ~t1to,n~::1 :':!c:n~~~ MR91715 842·5878 in Classified Rudy Zlmora. 21851 New· 4 • v July 1, 1•. 1998 T89t "J ·~--------'-----------''-----------''-------------------~ Index II II ....... .., ...... Retr" end dt-odlintl> 81'1' ~11l1Jf'l'I 111 r h1mg1· ..-ithout 1101.irr. TI1t" publi .. hn N'"4'n , • ., 111" ri~11 111 rt·11.,.1r. rrdu .. .Jf~ n·\ '"" ur rrj,.1·1 1111) da.,~ifii·d u1h r111.,..rrw111 1>11·11~1" rl'~irl 1111y ••rro1r 1h111 muy bc- irt y1111r l'fn.,bifi1·J 11d irnmNliull'ly ·n.,. OnBy l1i1111 u1T1·ptb 110 liabiU1v fur u11v l'rror i11 1111 nd\1'11 '"''1111'111 fur ••l11rla 11 1uav be n•.,pon~iblr· ,.~;.f•pt fur tlw ,.,..,, of lhl' "Jiu•·•· 1w11111ll)" 1w1•11plPd by tlw rrn1r. Cn•di t r1111 ~111ly Ill' ul111w1•d fur tlw {1r.1 111•1·11i11n. " ~ rail --.»•• ., .... , .. al iii MM>aNt ,. ....... SEINICE DIRP£TORY -for Alt Your Home and Businen Needs -......... ....,._. ...... . ..-< • ...._ .... ,.w IRVINE Byl'ax (7 1 i ) ,,:i J .(>:)C) .. ff'lf"Mlll" If lit lo•"-\fftll flHfUt YtUI 11lt111tu-11111ul..-r u1wl .,.11, .-II \OU h1+1L. .. ,., ... , .... ,. .......... , ByPboae e 1 .. ) M:l·!">n78 By M.1Hn Penom :now, ... , Buv Sin·•·• <.11~111 \11·•u .l :A 9'tli27 \1 \~"I"'" llh•I .. 1111• ._. Boan 'll•l1•pl111111· li:30u111-:l:OOp111 '~"""'' h111M\ W11lk-l11 8::JOum-!i:OOp111 \'1Httlii)4 nda1 r-----Deadllnes Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm Thursday .. Wl:"d11esday 5:00pm Tuesday ......... Monday 5:00pm F'riday .......... Thursday 5:00pm Wednesday .... Tue1uJay 5:00pm Saturday ........... Friday 5:00pm 2144 COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT RENTALS TO BUSINBSS t G:t CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT 1022 BEACH 1069liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2669 SH.AR! 2724 OPPORTUNITY QOLf'•RS aP•CIAL t /2 8 r D eteo h ~d liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2904 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 2904 GARAGESALe HINTS Bef°'9 your garege 1aJe, determlne.wha1 IJemt you wish to Ml. Mmeure everything la dean and repaired. EQUAL HOUSING OProRTUNITY All ,.,, ...... lfttltilllt ltl .... ...,.,., Is ..... "tM fff· lfll ftlr ........ Ad .. , ... " ....... wtlld ...... II llltpl tt '''""" ... , ,,.1., .. " ll•ll1tltt Ir lllterlllllU llU Mltll ti rlCI, ultf, rtll1lt1 .... ....... IMllllll ltltn Of tlllltHI tfltil, tf II llllHllH II lllllt HY ..U ,rettre•"· ......................... n11 "'"'''" •Ill ••t ........, tcit,c '"' 11¥1rtllt· Mii tlf rtll nlJlt ntc• II It ........_If Ille lft O.r '""" "' ...... ''''""'' 11111 '" n1Ul1p HHrt111• It t.i1 ......,.,. ... 1,..1 ..... .... """""'111111. Tt ctlll· ,.. ff -..11111-... cell HUO M-fNI .. , •• 42f.-ff( .............. oc.,.. ....... call HUO If ctl-JMI HOUSES/ CONDOS PO• SALE SOLDI ShOWC.N home1 for 1.i. In our IJturd•v ANI letai. lu~14'1m.,,!!, HOllllOr ~ COSTA MESA 1024 3U Almotl Nwpt Hgltl S335K·Own mu1t c1rryl Greil tor owner-occupant. Prine 1--------- onlyl Joanne, RE/MAX NEWPORT ase.204.1210 COAST 1070 W'•ide Hme +Income iiiiiiiiiiiiiilililil•• Lov•IY 3Br+ A1nl&l ATTN• SELLERS Good Neighborhood. • $199,000 E1rl T1ylor, Agent 714-842-4722 LAGUNA BEACH ---------- NIWPOJtT IUCB THIWllK Oleptatv atle elart •• ..... • .,.I ........... o...- OHdllne Wed Opm Qood Ctotral Aree **"*** Cati ~4111 "tc0rd9d O'IN HOUH Meo 2oe-1414 Aet. &.1•11119• tor ••t IUCA bOPtil Deedtlne Thure tpm High J~. •eaer ***** Hurry! Ju•t U•t•dl It pay• JO edYettlN f& "'~ M11 toc:a1 • PNden,1• "'"' '" ..... IHl'°f' ....... -CALL TODAY ._ LIU ANWM .... TU-1120 ..__1_1""_, .... _a2 _ _,_.GRUT CONDO ROUSU/. QRUT LOCATIOI CONDOS ar He, lp•clov•. PO• mlllT COIORA DltllU 2·11ory, 2/Ctl In 0#·-------· 12.41.000 Bro._ .. .... 40 .... 180• view ol ASJ g oll c u /P 1 courH & city tights. 0 •9•• w •1 o 28R 1BA. nu p1lnt & ••I le. Avl 8/20. 1Br ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii On goll courH, many near bHCh. Cathedral carpet. 2 car gar, r• In 38r hH, FP, patJo, $350 000+ +ANNUAL DlaTfU•UTORSHIPI cuatom upgrtd•d IH· cell1, frig. Mov•·ln frig, dectc, overlook• prol'I fem pla. 5660/ PROFIT polentlal. Fr•• Hmpl•. Local turea. 2Br + Oen. Sp1clall $675+5400 gre•nbelt. Comm mo yr l1u1. 87M843 S75K potenllal llrtt route. No ••lllng. 1x10. penthouH, no deposit. 84&.2421 pool, WHh/dry hkup. CM ihare dual mut•r few montht. S10K Prollcted llrrltorlH. I .17"'"'/ A t ---------11400. 714•78().8227. I e Pl•· ~mo gtn 1Br Studio E'1lde. Apt. own/ba1h/phone/ atart·up. Port•bl• nv. r q . 857.0722. fncd yd. quiet, clean, 28R+ 2BA prtcg. Pool facu~ gym, bu1ln•H. FrH Info 8 00-737·94 88 '850/mo. (lncld UUI) •tarting •t 1890. clHn $540 73:J.e889 (800)432.0018 X5280. (24(hc~·L,:SCAN) ~ 642·5678 949-645·t34t MOY• IN BONU8 •---------Freedom A1soclat11 "" Newport Bay T11race •'Side CM Lrg Styllth (CAL"SCAN)1------------------ •Co•ta Met•'• •eat Jr·1br & 1br, alao 2br t ba, quiet gat•d comm. pool, tennl1, eaay ace••• 10 lraeway/beach /mallt. Lg 1 & 28' near Baci< 3Br TWM. Prof'I took· ---------r •----------------- ---------·-----·----I -0 -.. --' -· ---------. - - a.tboa Newport Rtelty, Inc. E.tab/1"*1 1919 Chalnntl Front Home 2 lldroom, 2 llltll u ·aoomo. Anil8bl• Now IAl.IOA IStUD 2toe Bay & gott coutte. Ing to •hare rental. 2 ....... . Large pool, new car· rmt avall. 1480/S455. PleaH be Wirf of out pet & much more. 949-722-8"97/LM of are1 comptnlee. Sorry No P•ta Pool Mm to 1hr wllh ~~~~~,wit~~~~ n1~~ 846-4855 young prol'I In C.M. BurHu before you 714·587-0075 •Upetalr• 4"r 2b•• Very "'°' pltce, very Hnd any money 10< acrou from bHCh, 2 •••Y·golng. 'ull prlvtg. I••• or tervlcH . A .. d parking 1pot1, 12400/ llSOO/mn. 84'1•1 10t and underatand any month. 714·650.9381 con1rac11 before you 1lgn. Shop •round for NEWPORT BEACH MISCELLANEOUS 2669 IENTALS r••••· --------------BUSINESS OPPOITUNITY NEWPORT BIACB N!WPOIT 2181 llACB 2881 2104 ~~:;;;;;;~ PAJRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON OATllD COMMUNITY av l'A8HH>l'lf Ull.AND tlfUI trcc..+IOC<I rec•• Dtld laC>lf ('OUfJIC vk.'WW t'..o}Oy dWdr~ 1Mrl8 In )'tU ll'lrgc! I . 2 dt ..t OR l_lfJftttnlCl\l llOlncl • 1Wc>OW aamRC • WntlherJdrycr llOOkl If• • Hrepnc:c (wood • SUI • Alf conl'lflelOlt8 • WCI lJlw In ;i end lVl • Allwm •YlllC"m •II.en<> IQ ta,005 ~CALL Tlo6 e.+o508 NEWPOIO' MARINA APAIO'MENTS ~ ....... ~ ..... * ..... ~ h -~ l!ittw:afll'I·•-... ...... ;:-,....,, .. ; • "1 ... .:..,.:-..==r;;,J;;''"' ...... ,, ---...... -·~~m- Pl1111 call "Employee." . "Empleado. '' "Arbeitnehmer." "EmplOye. " When you 're tuned into classified you're tuned into your community • P.~!P.not Chanc:t1 art you wlll find What you need at tht price you want to pay WMnyOUttld Cla ... hd dally Ml~leTa .. TUESDAY, JUNE 23. 1998 IVIDllSS .... enoa1 ornn AHNOUNClllENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMBNT ..... 2904 1~----· 5530 -----------------TODAY'S • -----iii By OWtW GOllEN PllUNCW. ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT ~':TAILRllVMO•IL• = T=:.. "'UDOMI Aver•ge 2820 5530 *Equip 8uppli.d• CROSSWoRo PUZZLE people ete earning IS. 714-:10•·1388 9'otc pet l'Mnth P/TI Vwy •lmplet No per. •ARa YOU DRUNK? •POSTAL JO•S• BOOKSTOR• MOR aonal ulllngl Not Blood Alcohol Tht9fa. Stutlng 114 ,ea + for Udo Book1hoppe, THE UN REACHABLE PERFECT SPOT MLMJ 1~eoo-322-eus9 E1ttm•tu l•v•I•: benefltl. Cler!lt, carrlo 40hr per wk, Retall East-West vuln.:rable. North deals eJd, 0092, 24hr. mtg. 0.02% -0.3%, Pocket· .,,, •0119ft, computer exp pref. C•ll tor appt. (CAVICAN) • t lH. AccUt ... &-Faet operator.. '°' oam 1().Spm 800-14~90 N01tTH Send H Heh to: •nd appllc•llon Info. CLAIMS BNTRV • K 9 4 M•R•H•Y.ttBPSI Peraonal Teoh Co. C•ll 1·800·955•9195 E11ln't HSll FT/PT <:;:> K,2 '400·1100 all CHh 2153 M•PI• St. •B ext. 581 8•m•9pm 7 euy med billing, full 0 A Q 5 3 Wffkly Income, work Co.t• Me .. , Ca 92827 day1, (CAL•SCAN) training modem req'd • K Q 6 onlY 24hra per w .. k. BRCOM• A HOaT Accounting 800 550 0080 ext 207 .,,.ST Only 2 vendor oper•· P'AMILV, Sc•l"d•na· Pa~roll·AIP . • . WEST ~ tor• for thl• UH. vlan, EuropHn, South Caah ClerloeO • 0 J 7 6 3 l • A 8 5 Mutt h•v• I 15,980 American, Aal•n, Rut· Dl•buraement aeoretarlal Q I( Q J 8 5 J cuh evall for lmmed 1t•n high .ichool ••· Aa•latant Full time Htl1tan1 In o 9 8 o J lU 7 4 2 own• ta h I p . C • II change llud•nt• •rrlv· Allltl In payroll pro· the Leg•I Advertltlng • A IU 5 4 • J 1·80G-e02~53 24Hrt. Ing Auguil. American ceHlng for mid tlze Dep.,tment. Mond•y SOUTH MMK•TINQ/ lnlercultur•I Student company. Accurate. ~~i;,uOp~~·~P:=~~~';:; • 10 antrepreneurlal E~ch.,,ge. detail oriented, wage mull work wall with <::::' A 0 10 7 6 Pait time work to r•· w~·;oo.stBUNG. & hour l•w knowl· people; type 50·55 o K 6 place Income or b•t· · IBLIN~.ORG •dfi•· Account. pay· wpm; b• accurate and • 9 8 7 J 2 tatl Br.,,d new Inter· (CAL SCAN) •be caeh dltbur.1e· dependable. We offer net ba .. d bu1lne11 Sell your home m • n t an d In Pu t an e11cellen1 benefit which takH •dv•n· through clattlfled. month-end journal•. TilC bidding: tao• of booming 842·8878 We offer an •11Cellent pack•ge, Including NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST webalte/•-commerc• benefit P•ckage In-40t (k). Oruglree and INT Paa JQ Put & d•regul•llon. eluding 40t(k), E.O.E., ~:,,c,:;:~1~• E~°rf.k ::~~ 4Q • Pass Pul Pua 1·800.370-n74. G 0 LF druglre• & 1mokelree rHumo Including 1111· Opening lead: Queen of . (CAL•SCAN) work environment. ary hlllory 10: Send resume with •al· S ud II ~ hands Whe should ,.O,IT FROM TH• ary history to: Payroll Judy Oa1Ung, PO Box . t ya our . re " ""' While you work!! 1580, Cotta M11a, CA the contract be played and how many Internet Revotullonl Manager. P.O. Box 92627 or la11 rHume tricks arc available? Po11tlon youreetr In Call 1560• Costa Mesa, CA to (714) 831·5594. North-South were not employing the two fHtHI grow· (8l 8) 3 92628 or lax to (949) =--..,.---:T---,=-~ Ing lndutltlH In th• 77-8634 642·7667. Con•truotlon Co. In transfer bids, and as a result landcJ 1n WOfld lod•y. Internet ACCTS PAV/BKPR CM IHkl recepllont11 four hearts with South as declarer technology & network Payroll will train PIT 7-4pm M·F. Hiring by after a straightforward auction. ls this m • r k et Ing . Fte11. ti're. 722·T331 6/29. S neg M/F/EOE game makable afler the lead of the 8()().758·3487. LOST & or Fax 722·7085 949·51 5-4270 queen of spades? (CAL"SCAN) ADMIN SUPPORT COOK PT for bu1y A s long as declarer ducks the· FOUND 2925 needed In varlou1 oc rHtaurant COM. Call queen of spades, odds arc that four --------1 Locat1on1. Computer 949·844·0210 or apply hearts will sneak home, although it CREDIT 2907 Found dog In Mervyn'• & Interpersonal 1klll1 In per1on. The Place can be defeated. Since leading anoth· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil parkln1 lot on 8/18 a must. Need to be 2920 E Coal! Hwy. er spade will set up a trick in that suit for ~l:irer, Euit mut11 ituft, and the normal sw11ch " to a diamond. Declarer wins 1n t.Jummy, draws trumps with lhc help o( a finesse. then leads a club. Declarer gclS l>ack 10 hand with the kma of diamond1 to lead a second club, and comes to 10 tricks -live hearts, three diamonds and IWO clubl. Ace or clubs and another at trick two. $ivlni East a ruff, hold~ dcclMcr to mnc tncks. OdJly, con~1derina the distribution, three nu trump 11 North-South's best game. After the normal lead or a dia- mond, I 0 tricks can be taken, provid- ed declarer resists the temptation to cash oul the heart suit prematurely. Thal squccu:s the clo~ hand - .iJ~clarer can only afford to discard •c diamond and cannot 19art with a ~· so must let go of a club. That lunits Nonh to mne trickll. TilC road to an ovcrtrick is 10 win the diamond lead '" the South hand, then lead a club to 1he queen. When that holds, declarer returns to the table with a heart and leads another club, and the 10th trick is chalked up. Lt'am to ~ a ~tter bridge_pla7· er! Subtcri~ now to the Gol'ft'I Bridge Letter by calling (800) 788- 1225 for lnlormatJon. Or write to: Goren Bridge Letter, P.O. Box 4410, Chkago, Ill. 60680. 1$SOVeR OUE SILLS? 71 999.9399 llllf-mollvated & detail COUNTER HELP PT Credit probl•m1? Try Lo11 Cameo Perelan 3 oriented. FIT entry Cry1tal Cove Shaket----------.. r---------------• d•bt con1olldatlonl yre old. Oownlown level po1lllon1. 18· Shack. Apply In per· s e 11 your car I Combine all blll1 Into HB. 18th arH. Re· 22K/yr depending on eon or call 497·9886. EMPLOYMENT • skirts. C all 949·72 1· ~-.,....--.,..--...,,--~ one low payment .. No wardl 714·9e9-6752. 6444 11 313 •nd tax E11per'd 11yll11 & Hth•ll· 5530 •ppllc•tlon fee I II LOS Tl Long h•lred retume to 949-640-clan renl•I oppl'y w / iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (800)883·900~ ext. blk/tan chihuahua mix. 7141 Attn: Jan up1cale 1uppty/111ton 100. (CAL SCAN) REWARD. Kids heart· ADMIN ASSISTANT In NB a r a a . Stwllat/AHlatant AR• YOU DROWN• brokenl 722-8072 tor A.E. Broker In N.B. Paul 842·8910 Ucensed, exp, &1sl1t owner + build cllen· INO In debt? Debt re· Lo• ti Se• I Po Int area. Basic -computer Oen Oto, phna, flllng. t et a . au a rant e • d llef·free, Immediate, SlamH• Cal lrvln• 1klll1, office err•nd1. dat• entry, 1 yr e11p. Income. Call Tyler confidential. Con1oll· Terrace, COM.. Salary+ Ince ntive• M·W·F 12pm~:30pm (949, 873-4189 da1• peymenta, lower Reward 949-875·3307. Ron 760-5000 x 178. S9hr 714·241·7050 ---:=-=-===:--- lntere1t. Call toll free ASSEMBLE' ATS 1'"""~"'""""....,,,~~=~.,,. TEACHERS 1 ·888.alLL·l'RBI! ~Reward 1100 ~ A • HOMI! TYPISTS/PC I I OUR or (888)24S.8373 Ml11lng Mlkeyl Black CRAFTS, TOYS, Jew· US I! RS • Ste ad y Pre~h~~I Hneed1 N~/ Amerlc•n Credli cat. beloved & dear 7. erty, wood ttem1, lyP· work. Full·tlme/Put· FT teachers w/ECE Counselort nonprofit 8tb1 coll•r/tag, need• Ing, 1ewlng. computer time. $45.000 per year unite lo work w/lnf's, (CAL.•SCANi RX 718·1508/675·0630 work from home In e•rnlng1 p otential. toddtere & Preschool. OV&R YOUR HUD A New Hortzon ... The PERSONALS comp•ny you can tru•U•Oept con1ollda· •••••••• lJon. •No Ou•llllng. your ipare time. Oreat C a I I I o I I f r e e Benefit• 95S.2872 pay. Free details call t ·800-883-08 t 9 1·80<>..e32·8007, e11t T·400. 24 hrt. (CAL"SCAN) (CAL•SCAN) •ATTENDANTS• Balboa Fun Zone Bungee Jump F/PT 949·873·2159 PT Aaalatant Mera 2 d•ys per WHk for Hll ator•g• In N.B. TELEMARKETING ADVERTISING *SALES* 557·9914 •Llcenaed not·for· -------- profit, N•tlon•I Co. PERSONALS 3002 www.•newhorlzon.org 1--------Computer exper help· _E_M_P_L_O_YM __ E_N_T __ fut. 949-840-9019 (800) 558-1548. (CAL•SCAN) ORUTNEWSI DtABaTICS Medicare P•Y• tor tatting 1upplles. You've 1een u1 on TV. Liberty Medical Sup- ply. No up front co1te. Satisfaction Guaran· teed. Free Shipping 1·800·819-4030. (CAL0 SCAN) Can't seem to gat 10 all those repair jobs around the houH7 Let the ClaHlfl•d Service Directory help you find reliable help. Secretary job duties SERVICES 5533 order entry, phone•. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llllng, cu11omer 1vc. mull be organized. FT S8/hr 1tar1. 1548-01 05 Sport• Bar •CalH Olrla Night Club• 11 now hiring dancers. 714·554-<>491 e·-···· Pleaso be aware that the ll11lng1 In thl1 cat· egory may require you 10 call a 900 number In which there 11 a charge per minute. (714)642-5678 Da' ·~Pilot ACROSS I Total flop 7 45 or 78, • v 10 Silo'• neqlbOr ,, 8eMt 15 Onalil' nlCkname 18 Flu lymplOm 17 p..,_, lutener 18 Small amount 19 Geodellc - 20 Ben Franklin Invention 23 Oamaacus' oountly 28 Sturdy trH 27 "Two -8ef01e theMasr 28 Adolescent 29 Acttela Jilian 30 Chicago trains 31 Oreamup 33 An Aalan 3' Turf 37 Waahead 38 SitJlirlg of bro 39 CoffH contatner 40 Tint 41 Naval off 42 Decay 43 Reduces 45 -Diego 48 Ancief'll 4 7 Catde Pllrl 48 Dieter'• need 51 W0111 by Keats 52 Ena 9'ld Huron 53 DoMlneM. llUllll'ay serw.. 57 Mom'• deuel11 !eHot .. ~ 82 Ulllll S3 °"'' ... call 84 Furrow 85 CalCtl light of 88 Toronto' I Pf'O"' 87 Showed boredom DOWN t ~notM 2 ·Re1r anding 3 Sharp -tack 4 YoongtrM 5 Eyelalhes 8~ 7 WIClcltfWOfk 8 Joke 9 Sklft lenoth t O Pohce officers weer them 11 Gr.-mattiel 12 11'1 often sprea<r 13 l.OI 21 lJke Abe 22 Hoe'8f'Y 23 Fence Slept 2• Middle Eallem country 25 Frequents lhe llbrary 29~1111e 30 e:.':m. IOals 32 Half a I locale 33 Soolhed 34 Harem heed 35 Pat1 °' a pound 36 Witting tables 4-4 Grac.ful bird 45 Tired 48 Wet<dnl '8 SIOCkholm nawe 49 Scorches 50 Fllbie wnter 51 Hambutger elllra 52 Dem °' hims 54 Lhasa - 55 Nefvoul 59 Chliney ol him 60 N9'f before 81 Bttgnt color scaoout -------11111ncnos 30u AftG&IWt MllW E11c1t1ng job oppty .,.1-1-000--, .... 8-P-0-5,..5,..1...,8.-L....,.E WEBSITE/l.D. H18HEIT PAY IN O.C. Mlgyw~SMI · TYPING. P•rt·Ume. At Home. Toll Free C•L•A•S•S •I•F .•I•E•D•S MONEY TO LOAN 2114 SS CASH LOANS H Debt Consolldatlon 9AD CREDIT OKI I00-471·5118 X105 MOST PEOPLE who don't know the first thing about .., ddmlf nn'tt ~ • MCOnd ctlanoef ~llDtfawO mll\, WUl'llll1.-d ~ CASH Immediate SS for Call lbd.ay 11tucturad Ht1lement1 94a 574-012l ~~.:za.- 812-820 Pu Hour ~· •nd deferred lnaur· ___ r_.__._ ........ --.__. •nee cl•lm1. J .Q. lef,.,,'Mcd ta 1.988 wanrworth: tou fr .. --------~mat 1~~~~!~~5 TRAVEL 3014 iilllllil1lllililliiilllill11tlililllllll wt1 llATCM « llat yow Clrl'Hlly poyl • OlylW»( Cosh Bonus • Paid P« Lile • Pd '/Mo(/~ Welcome • Most Easy Sole • N>slly N.Olorge Bock • No Exp. Necsssory • WrJJ & 008I Exp. Pra. Coltl .... S3M021. iem up to i1000 . Ev•ry lime •omaone 2 RT llcketa. le•vlng -~~~-recefvH a MIP refund. L.A. to B•ltlmore ~.,.,~ :i\\.~:,:: ~;:2:~;; .. ·· AA U TOBI ST R 0 A ~:~.~,·~~:!::~, ':s~.r~: 3018 " • cuest service fb~.= ,-Never rep•y. Toll free , • Prep cooks FrH '·::,-~~~ M e1Mc:r:~~f>puN~nd • Shift Mgmt ~ ~ttv (CAL •SCAN) ti m •ah a r a re a• I• New~ QUICk seMce restaurant L I t t L clHrlnghouMll Don't I In .. _... I ow " •r•• oana. w.nl youra? We'll take 9WP<>f1 8elCh on PCH . .._,Y It Car lo•M. peraonal ltll Buyl Selll Rentl our Newport leldl Office loan•. blll con1olld•· Reaort S•t•• lnt't 4100 Birch St.J. Ste. 108 tlon. Banlu'uplcy ••· 1-soa....23-5981. void or call 949·8.>3·1408 cepted. l'ut 9PPfOYall where not premlned. ----· Employment 11 req'd. (CAL•SCAN) (II 1..eoo.a7a·•434 -------- STARTING ANEW B.EJSINESS.P~P 71N /Agal Dlparlm111/ al llN Dallr Pilot Is pletJJttd to announc1 a new 'sihliOI 110ll1 tllTOiJob/t lo nlflJ bul/nasa. W. ililll nou1 SEARCH tlN l'IOIM for Vol.I at no utra charg1, and saw VoU lh1 llnw iJnd IM frlP. lo tM Court Hou# lit Sama Ana. Thm, of course, a/ta llN '*'1Ch II COmD/1ted,,,, will Ilk vour llctlt/Ous buslnas nQnw wilh /hi COUnt1 ank~ publish oner a Wnk !Or lour w.lt.I"' nquhW bv law and t"-1 fll• vaur proof of pu_bllcatlon with tlw <:ount11 Cink. PIMU "°" b1 to 1111 rour lktlt/Oul bfilmm nt1m1 stot11Mnt at tlw Dallv Pllol, 331 W. Bal SI, Costa N•. /f IOf! e«nnot ,,_bf, pl.u call UJ at (114) 60~1andw111111 maltw ~ts for vou to hilm/11 thlJ ,,,.... bf mall. Vftll!. lhoiilil hlitM q furllw qua"9nl. ,._coll us iiiitl"" will bf ,,.,,_ than fldd to au/JI fO&I.· Good lid In fOCIT,.., l>u$/ntwl 1 ·800·218-9000 Ext. T·5139 t or ll1tlng1 . (CAL•SCAN) EMPLOYMENT WANTED 5535 Loving Swedl1h nu11e'1 aide. Good cook, wlll driver anywhere. 12v11 e11p. Local refs ~ 6 4 8 ·3 7 3 5 Wanted mothers helper, driving a plu•. 2 Chll· dren 2.5 & 8. Room, board+ ••lary, llve In or out. Newport Beach. 949·548·6200 DOMESTICS 5540 ~T Baby •ltt•r d•y• & eve. Coll~• 1tudent pr•f'd. Rellabte, own car, rare req 722·7520 MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES ---- ULTIMATE GARAGE SALE A DS FRl:E! All Ads, (New or Renewed) Must Be Submitted Each Week By Tuesday Noon. NAME -------------------PHONE ADDRESS C rr Y ------------------CREDIT CARD# ___________ EXP. DATE ________ _ SIGNATURE TYPE OF CREDIT CARD (CIRCLE ONE): VISA MC AE M: (15 CHARACTER LIMIT, INCLUDING SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I BSCRJPTION: ( 18 CHARACTER LIMIT, lNCLUDrNG SPACES) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I DISCOVF.R _________ PHONE # ..___.__ ________ --t TREASURE CHEST RULES AND INFORMATlON A) ALL ADS WILL PUBLISH THURSDAY. FRlDAY AND SATURDAY. No CHANOES. ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS UNTIL THB FOLLOWINO WEEK . 8) No BOATS, CARS, TRUCKS WILL BE ALLOWED. MERCHANDISE PRICED UP TO $500 ONLY. ONE ITEM PBR AO. C) PRIVATE PARTY ADVERTISERS ONLY. NO BUSINESSES MAY PARTICIPATE. D) To PLACE YOUR AO USS THIS FORM. You MAY MAIL rr. OR DROP IT BY OUR OFFICE. OUR ADDRESS rs: 330 W. B AY STREET' - COSTA MESA, CA 92627 W B ARB LOCATED OPP NEWPORT BLVD., BETWEEN VICTOR1A & I 9TH ST. OUR HOURS ARB 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M., MONDAY-FlUOAY. ON YOUR ENVELOPE PLEASE NOTE, .. ATTENTlON: TJUiA Ult.I! CHEsi'!' FAXJ?.s WILL Al.SO BB ACCl!PIE.D WITH CllDrT CARD (71.,631-6594). 8) 0EAOt.:l~E IS TUESDAY, NOON. ANY AO THAT REACtfm\l!S APl"ER ntts. DBAOUNB WIU. PUBLISH ntB FOU.OWINO WEEK . ' I ._,. . -_.._.,...~ -_ - MUINE SUPS GMC 1011 JAGUll 1105 wus 9125 SUZVJQ 9205 nuclCS 1210 •ea aua.wrban VO. 'M XJe 'MSC ~00 •ee MAZDA 'M a1D•KICK '87 Nleean Nati 6049 DOW 7022 MUCH.ANDIS! Pin a &PPUUCIS 6011 MISC. 6015 ANIMALS -~~---- - Waah•rlDrr•r 180 each. 8Mall PrW.. S50 Good condlllonc •31-0297 auto, llhr Int, pwr Black, barley. i.atn.t, 81ack/IVQrf full option. MPV load.01 39K ml, 07K ml, 5 1p, white. bOdW 5-1pd manu., WofffTaNll"9h4e SHIHTZUAKC allp for 47' ltoat. aaati/Wndw/alr, moonroof, lo mu.., e.t~ avail. LTD.' yr Ille• brand new, w/blaclc ln&or . ttan1, am/fm puUoOUe B•N TDanlre!taHnomd .• .... , 10hhwk.TTlny.doo~~oo• Oood loc, water/elect 527,500. 844-0223 Hlacl edition war-100.000 ml warr. 1 OWNKRl.S14,"9. Wntta aoft top. alereo, new tlr11. -, ... -w 1. ralne . ..., . l13per tt, Udo Bridge ranty. (0980t0) (0111'5> 121,987 6411-771&. 9fSW08& (3MCX071) 15,H5 12500.obo 657-oe31 ---------- 6014 Comm1rclal/Hom1 7144t33..a08:1. eta. Avl 7·1 816-8121 S21,H5 L•XV!J ,97 MIATA UUl!R LOTUS unit• from St99.00 _R_O_ND __ A ___ ft_o_a_s llAU•fl LOTU• MlaCION Via.to Full opt, 7000 "''· T144t42·7700 VOLVO ~~:. ~~~~'Yct.:i'~: PIANos6 I•••••••• • 714-414 A·7700 1-C•••> .... Luus (Htt9) 11&,911 '98SIDEKICK'JLX 9230 P~~. e,n~=~~~:,·{'.!,~~';; Call 1·800·71 1·015~ ORGANS 6059 AUTOMOBIL!S •91 Honda CRX 51p JEEP 9110 r:~~ ~~.~~:~~ofutl Ml8~:,~u:IBJO :~~i 3':w7~· lt~~·:i:::liiiii,ii7ii9ii7ii8iiOiliTiiUiiRiiBiioilll[ atwoo.tc ... 1300/0bat---------!illiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •cy1,--ac,am-fmca11, opt., e.9"" Hatl, 1·t•••)a .... axus (10!U90JS14~717 ~~.Wcn:~d~;~~ (714) 804-5474 COLLECTIBLES Samlok baby grand eun roof, alloy whl1. '93 CHKROKaa 3(A!~21000>'000 ~wtan"· Wl!L:T~l~g:l!R (714) ee2.22ao 6017 piano high gloss wh1t1•-A-C_U_n-.----11000. 828.0087 ._,.,. L•xua-"'· MERCED"r 9130 (714) 8 ... 2 .......... 8 Sof9(ootfee & end Ilk• f'IU S3e.50. a\ft 9010 _...-------LTD Black, gray llhr, .. ~ • -- tabla, lounge chair, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 527.0900 '92 Accord l!X 2-dr 4wo. 4.0 Vo. full pwr, M•aalON Vie.to VOLlSWACEN 9235 etc 949-759·1396 DI • I C I Real Sharp, loaded, prem sound, low ml. 1o(888)..a8·L•XUS '78 230 """'· ga•. TOYOTA 9210''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... voroe • • h Id '92 Vigor rsapd, A/C, llhr, 1·owner, phn, (101229) S17,H& -~,. , 11 Prodigy A. Nechlla tthr Int, full pwr, am/fm CD player, Moonrool, BAUaR LOTUS '88 LX 480 LTD aunroof, ac. •Int cond, '91 BUG Xln't mech. MERcu""DISE Kal1ldoacop1 49/199, BICYCLES 6060 S10,400.obo723·1"'"•. COSTAMl!SA Ca1hmorenvory •25oo.ob0 d All n.n.&• M T h 972/2 oo stereo, co, allola ..,.,... full ofct• ....... avail. • •ea 300SD moonrl, '82 CAMRY L• con · recorda. Misc. 6015 Y ore ... 5 · $8500 obo 675 77 9 __ ,.,,,.,,,......,.,..,.,..,,......,.,........_ 714·842•7700 "•79 1 f 11 11000 '*Ura •74~"25• Reasnbl ofr 650·8229 • '87 CIVIC DX 3 yr 00 000 ml warr gray/black Interior' V6, au1 o, u pwr, M Th ... 10" 8.... ., (Diamond Back) 21" Blye, gray Interior, '93 Jeep Cherokee (138211) •$39 987 · 14500.obo Laxua trade. lmmacl • Ur9 •· P CANDY MACHINES red road bike. 18 --------5spd, A/C, factory LTD Grand, 4X4, AC, LllXU8 PP 873-8942 (013281) H ,950 '87 Fox 4dr, all man• 13 double hHdars. WANTBD g11ra, Shimano CHEVROLET 9045 warranty. (3V08872) Pw/Pdl, tilt, CC, co. MISSIOtl VIEJO '87 580SEL Rut Ll!XUS OF uel. 4ap, well main· S 00 h AX100/Mavlc. Cllp iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $11,995 ABS. alloy whls, lthr, 1-(888) 8a.LDUS sharp, 1·owner, phn, WESTMINS!!~ talned. GoOd cond. 1 eac · 77~4229 TO BUY 6019 pedals. Perfect cond. BAUER LOTUS prv glaaa roof rack ,97 LS 400 like new, white w/tan (714) 892-e_... $2600 lltm 9fS6-0481 SERVICE DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :::JOO/bo 949-645•1418 '73 El Camino VS, auto, COSTA Ml!SA (l18::~!ta M:::·H\J C 0 a 0 h Ed It I 0 n lthr Int. $12,950 obo '95 AVALON XLS '95 JETTA Ill QLX I BUY ALL PIANOS =~od 0:!~.Y. ~':r,~P!l. 714-942·~700 Llnooln·Meroury w~e/lvory full opt. 7 2 3 ·1 5 0 4 . Low ml, CD, tthr, mn· GrHn, black lthr, CO Anllqu11-qu11. furniture TICRETS 6075 empt $1150 831-0757 (714) 84<>-8830 3 r 100:000 warr· roof, cuat wheel• chang,er, loaded I 1pc or houHful cash1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"--------l T 8 9% av all· MERCURY 9135 (3MEE118) S19,950 (4ACX116) $1 5,995 paid (714) 957·8133t• ·'98 QMC Suburban INFINITI 9095 '9 3 WRANOLl!R (090898 . . LEXUS OF BAUBR LOTUS -------.-Two Eurall Tickets White/grey, 4X4, LT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4.0, 4ic4, whit,, aott ~EXU8S41,900 WESTMINSTl!R 714-842·7700 Old Coins Gold Stiver adult 111 class 15 day, model, full power, top. alloys, lmmac. MISSION Vll!JO '97 BMW 7401L (714) 892·8908 Franklln Mini, Sterling 22 countries S800H. (510054) $28,977 '95 lntlnltl 045 (2 163L76)US 0SF11 .~50 1-(888) 88-LE.XUS 4 dr. Sed·an. lull '95 PREVIA LE SC MISC AUTO 9245 Old watches & jewelry OBO 760-249-8310 LEXUS Maroon. tan lthr, low ~ I ad e d AS C c t hi d I ""'C Wutcoast Coin 642·9448 WESTMINSTER 0 • • us w 1• ua ""' ' MISSION Vll!JO ml, loadedl (300229) (VOM03814) full pwr, lmmac .. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -RECORDS/TOP$ 1-(888)·88·LEXUS s2~:'JER LOTUS , __ r ... 7_1_4 .... )_e_9_3_·9_eoe __ UNCOLN 9120 So• to Appreciate (3KKV554) S19,22:2 CARS FOR S100 or Jazz, R&B, soul, Rock TV, ELECTRONICS, '93 WRANGLER liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Coeta M••• LEXUS OF beat otter. Seized and Etc ... so·s & 60's Mike STEREO 6080 COSTA MBSA Hardtop, black, grey, ,88 Town C9" Llncoln·M•rcury WESTMINSTBR auctioned by DEA. 945.7505 FORD 9075 __ 7_1_4-_8_4_2_·_7_7_o_o_ 4ic4 , 6 cyl, CD Signature Serl•• (714) 540·5830 (714) B92·8900 FBI, IRS. Alf models, BUl!.DING MATERIALS 6030 *CABLE TV* DESCRAMBLERS LOW COSTlll 1-800·211-4125 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '95 lntlnltl 045 (3HCPOSl ) 18•995 Leal.her. Loaded. '97 COUGAR '98 CAMRY LI! 4wds, boats. comput· Sdn, AC, Pw/Pdl, Ult, ~~Us~'l L::.:: . A Luxurious Ride. XR auto, AC, dual air· 35k ml, AC, auto, ers and more. Your •e7 Muateng Cta111c, good working cond $3000/flrm, won't last! 759·1748 CC, ABS, alloy whla, 714-842•7700 20+mpg. $3,350.obo bags, AM/FM cass, all pwr, Immaculate. are a now I lthr Slldlng aunrt, 1---------714·319-3878 0 n I y 1 4 k m I . (747885) $14,888 1·800.941·8777 (307nS) s24,995 '95 Cherok .. Spor1)1-~,..,,,...="",.,..,,.,,.,....~..__-(624541) $13,997 LEXUS OF xC9998. (CAL*SCAN) Coeta Meaa 39k, auto, AIC, '93 TOWN CAR Coat• Meaa WESTMINSTER Claulfied 11 ..... STEEL BUILDING Lincoln Meroury ceaaette. new SIGNATURE Llncoln·M•rcury (714) 892-4S908 CONVENl•NT '93 MUSTANG 7 "" 8 0 tlree. 4 dr, fmmac. 4.8L V8, CD changer, (714) 540 5•30 .,. SALE· TRANSPORTATION QT CONY 14-54.,..5 3 P w r w Ind /Io ck•• • v '98 Lendcrulaer whether you're buy. The nation'•. largest Red/black Ith r. --------3LP4593) $15,555 leather and more. White/Ivory. full opt, Ing, selling, or just all·steel stralghtwall ch r 0 mes. au 10 . '90 lnflnltJ J30 wE"fTX:.':.::l!R (767769) 512,993 NISSAN 9150 3 3 , 0 0 0 m 1. looking, cla11lllad has manufacturer Is (164734) $14,277 Bordeaux, tan lthr, Coat• Meaa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii New Lexus trade. what you neadl llquldatlng canceled LEXUS phone, sunroof, CO, 714·892·8900 Lincoln Mercury (125640) 534,977 CLASSlf'IED spring orders for In· BOATS 7011 MISSION VIEJO cass, prom sound, (714) 540•5830 '90 MAXIMA GXE LEXUS 842·5878 voice balance. Save 1 (888)88·LEXUS chrome wheela,•·l'-~Yl'-,-S----9-1-1-51_~"=""..,,.;..-..----31K ml, auto, MISSION VIEJO thousands! This week Io ad e d, Io w m I. ~"' '97 Continental full pwr, Lexus trade 1 888 .. 8 LEXUS ontyl Sizes • 40x60, '84 18' Shock •l•c· •93 Taurua green very (3PJB106) $19,995 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii V8, pw/pdl, ABS, lthr, (3POL965) $15,555 • -• AUTOS sox100. 60x150 • trio boat. Orig clean, ale. all pwr, BAUER LOTUS '92 LS 400 CD chgr, Only 15k ml, LEXUS OF '97 CAMRY LE WANTED 9246 Example: 40x60 was owner. Well maint. high mites, runs great COSTA MESA White/Ivory, full opt, (888878) $25,997 WESTMINSTER 19k ml, custom whls,I~~~~=~~~= $14,820 • SiJ,9601 $7100. 646·0746 $5,500. 723·1797 714-842·7700, Mint condltlonll Coat• Meaa (714) 892-8908 Auto, full power , Call now 1990 18ft Shock•--------New Lexus trade. Llnooln Mercury lmmaculatell (302)644·7680. Pepket electric boat. '95T..AURUSQL --------(120234) $20,987 (714)540·54'30 (3VGB023) $17,777 (CAL*SCAN) 1 caring owner. Many AC. PW/POL. ABS. tllt, JAGUAR 9105 LEXUS 1--,-9-7-M~AR--K-v-1-11-PONTIAC 9170 we's\x~1~gfER extras. lmmac 548-8336 CC, AM/FM caaa, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MISSION VIEJO AC,PW/PDL. ABS Ult , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714) 892-8908 Power Seat. $8995 (B88) 88-Ll!XUS cc, co , LI hr. '90 Bonnevlllo SSE --=--.;..... ___ _ OFFICE FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT 604 7 AVON REDCREST Inflatable 9ft boat, floorboard1, motor mount pedal pump $500 949·721-1641 Set 4 burgandy steno -------- chairs. 3 4·drawer SAIL BOATS 7014 legal files, 2 high back 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii exec chairs, metal 1• computer table, draft· Ing table. medical 4 drawer lateral me, and MOREi 714·548·1554. 1973 23' Columbla Good cond, 8hp out· board. Docked In NB ask for Eric 631·7872 (1159684) '93 Venden Plaa '94 LS 400 LTD Premium wheels Full ppwer, sunroof, '97 COROLLA DX Coe1taMM••• Black, cream llhr, White/Ivory, full opt, (6S8e7S) S2S 997 white w/brown leather 17k. AT', white, all pwr Llnco n-ercury sunroof, chrome Coeta M•••' (lUMS778t $13,333 (714, 540 5 .. 30 h 32,000. ml. 6.9% avail $4500. obo 723·1504 S • u w e e Is• 1 0 w m I 3 yr 100,000 ml warr. Llnooln•Mercury LEX OF '97 TAURUS QL (669299) $19,995 (214877) $31 ,977 (714) 840-5830 WESTMINSTER AC PW/POL: tllt BAUER LOTUS LBXUS 1-_;_,.,..-7...,,..T· .;.,,0,_W_N_C.,...A_R_ No room left (714) 892·8908 . . '• • cc, 714-842·7700 MISSION VIEJO • AM/FM cass. ABS & ---------l!X•CUTIVE In the garage (888) 88·Ll!XUS more, 2 to choose '94 XJ12 4.6l vs. PW/POL, lthr, for rhe car? (291500, 253565) White, cream lthr, CO ClaasHled ABS Immaculate. $11 ,997 Select edit. Warr. The most comprehan-.(853965) S22,997 Costa M••• (3RXJ361) $21,995 alve and current dlrec· Coat• Me .. Llf'lcoln·Morcury BAUER JAGUAR tory of good• and aer· Lincoln-Mercury (714) 540·5030 714-971·2002 vlcH voundl 714 840·5830 CONCRETE & l!LECTRJCAL 3610 • LANDSCAPE & A call to claHlfl•d can help Overstocked with stutt? 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Advaf'IC•d Wooday1t1m1 71...,848-0388 .Cu9tom Cabinetry· ---------Kitchen• Bath t ooora ••rl9ht Hou1eeleanln1 Moldlng1 • Mantel• European Profnalonell. uttMO 114-998·8970 Beat In townl Reis. Datek & Grae• 714-857·2047 SELL your·u~ed vehicle thrOtJOh classlned M2·S878 wVICKl'8 CLllANING We offor THE BEST Houle/Window CloanlnQ. 1 OYre Exp. )(Int Aef1. Vicki 714 .. 88.039a COMPUT!IS 3558 MACM•DIC • Car. for Maclnto1h Computer• In vout hme/ofc. Low/ hOutly rate .• .,~•1• COMPUTER ~UP.' 714·540·6344 PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER SERVICE SIMPLE 6 AFFORDABLE • Wll'C.,. ~ • • Scbtdlllr Uoilndc Now • • PC TrifiUn..t_• ON-SIT• 714) 840-7672 COMPUTER SALE! ! 512Cldlt,12N11111, 2.HI Ti;t~~m. .r.: . • 1~ ............ ..... 17 .. 21SMMl ·S7tl •p.=y .... ........... Q 2 .... 7l4·540·b34~ L#68719t 831·3832 ~..,_, _.P JUNK TO THa DUMP upa 714-878·224t RAJNJIOW Cl I Mal t • SAT) Free Info. Jim ••JRO MASONRY•• --·-....... -· (714-98 .. 1882) I.awn ••rvloe. 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FREE ESTIMATE I M di lnt/Ext•Small Jobi OK Interior Renovation• .7., 2 • 7 4 7 S 011· e cation + Thi Green Gardener Decorative Painting Cuetom Projecu "r 912 $80/mo 835-3928 Weakly rH. malnt., l 1494350 848·3008 LI c 8 o 9 4 e 4 N B 3404 Via Lido NB ., .. , quallty work. 714·580·982S.Pager M.Banlca 642-8107 FrH Ht, MO.a•SS FENCES Yard can-up, Trim --------LEWIS Conetruotlon t h-.... aim Remodel•Handyman & DECRS 3615 .. -.---~---• .:::.~· R;,;;::~. PNew krucgcr patnttna ruldentlal paint & wood restoration matthew l#704773 L>lcal RH.lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• lawn/plantl H0-8502 •714-557·5928• *Wood Feno••* Replace/Repair Low I We Do It 1111 FrH haullng/Ht. Uc'd Advlnllgt Const 174-S~Of FLOOR I~STALL REPAIRS 3820 --- ... Medkat w.lght loll • Hormonei~t ~ Sexual Enhancement Vfltralllntorttf'OM DBCK COATING PLOWER 3570 DELIVERY 3821 IMPROVEMENTS BOMB 3756 Waterproof Coatln9a Wffcll"9• a Per1 ... Oecka/BalconlH/Stalr •••• M• LASTI• 1 .. --------1 OuaUty work/Re•• s 20vra exp. Valuo 2 u L 687430 7224189 Jul .. DHlgn .. Flower1 N.P.B 848·288e DRYWALL • G•• •G s11V1cs 3514 OOOas 8 3178 TIMI TO llGIN YOURHOr,11 IMPROVllllNT PROJICn Oall • plumber, painter, hantlyman Ot any Of the ..,. vfeo• ll1t'd here In our dlr~OfYI CALL YOUR LOOALS•RVIC•a TOOAYI MOVING 3834 548-5481 lie 740898 Lpart briln CIMiJnt • Plumbing ::e•lra ~,. •llP· Al IUlt .,.,,. ....... WATSUaOOI' aOOl'DHI ~•Aeptllre ,,..~ Al 1W>ee °' Roof• Al Woftl 0...•'9ed 831-1085 UPBOl.STBltlNG 3931 Q & Q UPHOLSTl!RY since '68 cust. furn. uphotsty, alp cvra antique rpr 542·4812 WALL U!U!Yl!A!l!i~lll:ll:llitUallllllllli COVERINGS 3932 R C Roofln Th• Stripper Speclallzlng In I FIX LEAKS! Wallpaper Removal All Work L.5889241 883·8037 .1 We Gala should hang G11r11tttv together. Stttp, lnatall, ELKf'm adYlc• to the crazy. ~,.,:l .• ,,_L_,_13~59_1_0_9_3_1_._2_1_1_1 Premium Rixlina _..,., tl•&o rp ~""' WINDOWS 3934 --~ -- OoldenWeat Window c1 .. ~ Satlsfact!Ofl guaranttect Uc'cMna'd e31-1sea Hove A Garage Sole I